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B : SMiSTiv/T •. m % $E £ .»*“ . ■' V?-- * » .E 3 T #m tford Iferato AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANPORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, DECEMBER i l95T btabH ahcd 1909 Lighting Contest Judges Announced By Jaycees n n E W ! AND CHRISTMAS STILL three w e e k s away with the stack of packagsi mounting by the hour! Postmaster Joe Field m mop* a moiit brow a* he lend* a hand in the sorting and routing 9 of incoming parcel*. (Staff Photo) ** ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Five Judge* hare been named to choose th winning displays in the 1936 Jaycee Chrtstmaa Light­ ing Contest Tho*e named to lelect the top entry in the five divisions of the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas display competition are: Willis B. Jones of Jone* Electric Co., A. F. Ram­ say o Ramsay Florist*. Lt (jg) J. J. Sapitowics of the Sanford Naval Air Station. Mrs. Elda Ni­ chols of Nichols Studio, and Mrs. Frances Fisher, Arl teacher at the Sanford Junior High School. Names of the Judges were an­ nounced today by John Alexander, chairman of the Jaycee Christmas Lighting Contest Judging of the entries will take place utlrtC.ri 7:35 and 5:55 nightly for th* duration o f th* contest in order that the Judges will be allowed ample time lo check all entries carfully. For this reason, the Jaycee committee urges those who plan to enter the competition to get their entry blank* in as early a* possible. An entry blank will be found In th,. Sanford Herald three times each week for the Convenience of residential Christmas lighting con test. There are four divisions in the residential Christmas lighting con test. Each division first place winner will receive a $23 U. S. Savings Bond. Each division se­ cond place winner will receive (Continued on Page 6) Mailing Christmas Cards Early Stylish 3 Auto Accidents Associated Press (.eased Wire If Your Herald la Nni Delivered Ry 1 P. M. Call 1821 Hetore 7 1*. M. For Delivery r j f * NO. 149 Target Practice Ends In Youth s Death 3 Boys Shooting Tin Cans GARDEN OF TI1K MONTH, named Saturday by the Sanford Gar­ den Club, is at !he home o f Mr*. R. T. Cowan. 118 North Summertin Ave. Shown above la the picturesque home of Sirs. Cowsn. At far right Mrs. Cowau ia shown as she stands surrounded by color­ ful croton* in her garden Mr*. Cowan's home is the second to Iks chosen in th* project uf the local garden club. (Staff Photo) ★ ★ ★ Operation Peanut Bowl Game 2nd [Garden Of Month In Schools History Is At Picturesque O f Blood Bank Told Cowsn Residence A 13 year old Junior high school boy died late Saturday afternoon from a bullet wound In hia head Inflicted while "shooting tin cans'' with two of his friends. David McGuIr* of 2431 E. Pina SL, Orlando was hit In the back ot the head with the bullet from a 22 rift* that possibly "glanced or ricocheted." according to Sem* ino!« County Deputy Sheriff Mor­ gan McClelland. Three boys, David McGuire, Carl Wei*. 18. 1317 Portland Ave. and John Williams, 13. I l l lUlnolf Ave., all of Orlando, were shoot* ing their 22 rifles ln the rear of Sanlando Springs when the accl* lent occurred about 3:10 Satur* lay. "We were shooting at tin ‘.ins,” John Williams told Deputy Sheriffs McClelland and Ed Cowan who investigated the acd dent. “ 1 stooped over and shot," be •aid, "and I don't know whether the bullet glanced or whaL" Deputy Sheriff McClelland said that William* ran Jo Sanlande Springs where he reported lh« ac­ cident to L. B. Gross. Gross called an ambulance and reported the Incident to the Semi­ nole Cimnty Sheriff's office. McGuire was rushed to the Sea* inoic Memorial Hospital but latar was transferred to an Orlandn (Continued on Fag* I) f t Sanford’* poitmaiter Joel Field, 1935, the Poitmaiter urged that '^looking forward to one of the' the following step* be taken at busiest seasons in local post of- once: Check your Chrlatmai card fie t history, sounded a fashion lists very carefulty — make sure M U in Christmas eard mailing. that each address includes th* The Peanut Bowl Gam* lo be Grammar School voted It as the I t U stylish, he said, to mall full name, street and .number rlty, zon« and state. Then secure played Friday night at the San­ permanent money-making project. Christmas cards early. Pamphlet No. 2 at the Post Of­ ford Memorial Stadium I* the s*. Ted Williams was the first chair­ With ChrUtmas only a little fice, telling you about Packagaccident* In Seminole Three The United Church Blood Ap- rood in th# short history of the man and Jim Buckler is the more than three week* away, th* lng and Wrapping Parcels for County were Investigated by ------------------Sanfurd Grammar School sports chairman of this year's *v*nt. By Ruth Erickson Post Office Is geared up right Mailing, and Pamphlet No. 3. giv- Florida Highway Patrol Trooper j P**l sponsored by the churches project. , Since last year much progress H ever you arc seized with m w to Insure the delivery of all ing full details In Domestic Post- T. Mark Mack over the weekend.[of Sanford. Is designating Tues Idea of presenting the Peanut has been mads. Th# tsalf-time t nowtalslit for that glamorous city eift packages and Christmas age Rates and Fees. Stock up on A 1917 Bulck was found ahan- day n «c. lt as "Blood Donor Bowl a* the Sanford Grammar show which has to he designed |_ . ___ ,_i_ . I ® cards by December 2Slh, but your stamp* at the same time. , doned Saturday night about 9:«!» u pUnnftt „ the ftr,t School’* JPTA money making pro­ lo include every child In the i of NY* Orleans, take a drive cooperation Is essential. Postmas­ A lio aik for free label* read- on Red Bug Road. The ear, turn- . . , , fs*! cam# out ot a meeting dor* achool was planned during th* alon*. Summerlin Avenue In San­ ter >ald. ir Field risia **m. * i'.ig -“All for Local Deli•«ry,<’ amt ed over In the ditch. . . . a totalf1" * pl itig the latter part of October early summer months. After learn­ ford and pnuse before the beau­ The Postmsstsr ssid that there “ All For Out of Town Delivery", loss. I when regular deposit* o f blood 1933. ing from past experience that tiful ground* and home of Mrs. has beeir a continuing trend in so that you can speed arrival of Trooper Mack said the car I*, can bo made, the donor receiving Mrs. E. S. McCall suggested th# three game* were too much for R. T. Cowan. The gracious lines the Sanford Post Office of the your Christmas Cards by sorting believed lo be the property o f an'in exchange credit for the blood idea and Mr*. F. D. Scott, pro- the crowd, it was decided to have early posting of Yuletlde greet­ and tying them in two separate Oviedo Negro. David Robertson, which can be later withdrawn or ject chairman for that year, and two games, a runner up and the of it* architecture, with a gallery ings It hss been predominantly bundles with the addresses all of frrtted ironwork circling the George Lewi* Burges*. 23-year- transferred — similar to the Herold Herkenbach, principal of championship game. noticeable during the past five facing one way. old Winter Park Negro, travel-; method by which money ia with- the school, agreed with the Idea Ttie unique part o f the Pennut second story (the hallmark of years, he said. . . . If youd like to include your, ing west on Druid Hill* Road west llrawn, 0r transferred by check. Immediately. Bow| |« that it includes the #n. New Orleans home* of quality) Pointing out that the style i* Christmas Cards or letters inside 0f Altamonte Springs at 1:54 p. j j„ a commercial bank. It took only three weeks to tire teaching staff (e«’en the sec­ would do that l-oulslana street ^growing, he said ’ ’The best peo­ the packages with your gifts >-'»‘ *rday. l0i, contro| o f hli Thf U|||tw| Hlood Apcalled the Vieuv Carre proudPostmaster Field advised, "just 1937 Pontiac as he attempted to p ^ j j, operating in conjunction prepare for the event last year retary ha* her part,) all the pup­ p l e are d°ln* lt " , . _ at the proect became official ils, and all of the parent*. It is The Cowan home doe* Sanford And, saya the Sanford Postmas­ add the appropriate First Class pass another rar on a curve. I wlth lhe central Florida Blood at a meeting on the second Thurs­ designed to be a cooperative pro­ proud. ter, this year's Christmss rush mail postage to the postage for The car turned over causing Blnk> , ln Orlando, which ject with ail taking part and the day in November. •t the post ofife# Is going to be the packages themselves." This The lawns, outlined with shrub­ damage estimated at Slot). I maintains, at all times, a supply the biggest yet. "An unprecedent­ combination mail Then, on the first Friday night children really th* only gainers bery and colorful crotons reflect­ service, the Burgtvs* received possible frac-|of frr, h)y ,|rawn blosnl of all In December, the realization of as the money earned will be ing sun and sky gleams, has been ed volume of mail,” Is the way Postmaster explained, was recent the Peanut Bowl came to life. spent for books and equipment chosen by the beautification com­ he explained It. „i , _____ ...___ b , th . . ., . ---------------r „ t o rttc, '! £ ■ , i s ' mittee of the federated Sanford This year, said Field, all or l.ie ■i)(.partmcnt it insure* viniiltan- le** driving and no drivers nlo° '' U mailable to anyone in It was a success in every way; so they can better learn. It hasn't taken much time away Garden Club a* the Garden of the LCDR. GEORGE K. TILLEY the area served by the Blood a large crowd was on hand to ntall coming into Sanforcl and go- e0UJ arriVal of your gifts and license. lag out will be handled through greeU u f Bank upon request of a qualified im the game; over $350 was from class periods to prepare for Month. Moss hung, age old trees USN, Security O fficer of San­ In !.akr Mary yesterday at ap­ the Post Ofifce. There will be no Early mailing of all Christmas proximately 4:30 a 1919 Chevro­ physician, and through It* mem­ cleared as a result of the new the Peanut Rowl. Th, hoys In the wave approval and clumps of aza­ ford Naval Air Station. (O ffi­ game would be playing football lea, hiding through the night from cial U S Navy Photo) bership in the national clearing Idea. su b sta tion for the mailing of pac- glfta and cards la the biggest fac­ let driven bv Clarence Johnson, house program, Central Florida Because it seemed to be a during their physical education frosty fingers, are encouraged hy ^Tiagei or th* distribution of pack­ tor in getting everything deliver­ 22 came out of Washington Ave. (Continued on Page 8) Blood Bank is sbl* to secure "natural", the PTA of Sanford the morning warmth to thrust ages and mall. "We found that ed before Christmas, according to into the path of a 19(6 Willis sta­ stocks o f needed types from the most popular gathering place the Postmaster. "The whole tion wagon driven by William banks throughout the country. The In town has the line that forms Christmas mailing period is a bat­ John Hexamer, 19. at home on Bank ia likewise able to transfer at the package and atamp win­ tle against lime," he said. De­ leave from th* Air Force. credits for patients in othtr cities dows at th* post office.” lays now in getting your Christ­ Damage to each car w m esti­ and states. It is a great step for Speaking about hi* plan*, the mas cards and gift packagts to mated at $100. ward in improving the blood ser­ 11 took quite a hit of “ ribbing" in that line. Karen Boatwright, Foitmastar said. "There's about the Post Office may cause a By Marian Jone* Mr*. Mildred Hexsmer, mother vice all over th* United Stales a* 16T million people in thi* country slow-up all along the line. Then, OVIEDO -Despite th* intense |for having written that the Oviedo a sophomore, June Fleming and o f the driver of the Willis station well as a convlence for person, r„|,j sallied forth to the first girls would face the powerful Pat Jackson, all freshmen and today. More than ever before. there’ a always the danger that wagon received contusions to the wishing to replace many m ilesO viedo basketball game Friday Pierson five, I could only run- guards, displayed sign* of being More people means more ( hrlst- commercial shipment* and in­ head and knee She was taken from the patient. evening Arriving at the school sole myself with the fact that "good future learners". v n a i mail. That'* why It's so coming Christmas mail will con to a Sanford doctor for examina­ “ mportant 10 h,v* * helping hand flict with lhe outgoing operations tion. Interesting p»r*«ns desiring ad-[ gymnasium we watched with In- they had heen powerful In all 'Ve think Marguerite deserveFriday, November 30, was (ho from th* public to 'Mall Early In conclusion the Postmaster Ihe'terest a* Marguerite Partin’ * of the 28 year* I had been a a |ot of credit for such a won- |**t day of dutv aboard Sanford Trooper Mack said charges of ititional information about said that he was glad so many reckless driving and no drivers UNITED CHURCH BLOOD AP-1 lassies had their pictures taken. spectator at their games. For Christmas'." derfull team. Naval Air Station for Lieutenant PoMm»*«er Field directed hi* people arc getting their Christmas Th* first quarter ended J3-2of PEAL and the Tuesday, Dec. 11 ■ , then at Paul Mikler's quintet did ............ The boys game got underway Commndcr George K. Tilley. USN, license w ill be placed a u a ira t ............. ...........Coach Senirtt) and shore Patrol Officer appeal especially to the "lady of [cards and gifts for distant point* "Hlood Donor Day” may conUvt th# same. Then it was gam* time. tuUTM with Oviedo on the leading,__ .uid ____ moved rapid!) forward. Johnson. the house” because she usually |mailvil now, pointing out that all Mr* Partin ••■emed to b* dub­ side. The team work* in smooth JMikler's boys'used *pc«d anj a lhe Rev. A. C. Melnnis, the Rev, of the Station for th# past 33 aelec's the Christmas cards, b u y s,mau going long distances should David Carnefix, the Rev. Robert ious over her girls’ chsnce*. but precision and with such rapidity. |curacy to supplant height. The |months. Substitute* were sent In so j first quarter ended 13-2. Oviedo, Spear, United Church Rloor Ap­ from the beginning such fears the gift*, and *♦•> *o it that the be sent before Dec. 10 at the very LCDR. Tilley has received or­ fast it was difficult to keep pace i Here again substitutes went in ders to assume eommand of the peal Committee, appointed by were soon dispelled. Christmas mailing liwt 1* uP't** latest. Fair through Tuesday with slow Rev. Milton A. Wyatt, president Half-time score was 4111. rapidly we could hardly ac- cargo ship, l !SS Sussex, in the Th* lassies soon Jumped to lhe date. warming trend but fairly rool a- of the Seminole County Minister lead and maintained it through­ Questioned about the dale by Stalwart little Peg Fleming, al- quaint oursi-tvcs with the new U. S. Pacific Fleet. (favhirh Christina* cards should be M l i S i C O l P r O g r Q I T l out the entire one sided fracas. ternate captain, was "right on corner, before they were pulled gain lonlght; low tonight 50 to M I ial Association. Replacing U.'DB Tilley a* Se­ the beam" with her shots Friday out again, curity Officer of Sanford NAS. night, as were Sfetanl* Jackson. Luther Duda, captain of the is LCDR. Lawrence Eno* This Kay Estes, captain. Katherine, (Continued on Page ») 12th of December (Continued on Page 8) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Th# Miklrr, Virginia Wrye, Mary Ann "T o put off mailing Christmas Aitamontr Springs Civic Club will Slayton ami Marlene Bellhorn. eardi and parcels until lh« last meet Wednesday for Its December We noticed how much Mary m)nute results in an extra burden busine-s meeting and Chrlstma* Ann had improved. Sh„ is the being placed on postal emplo-ees program. tallest girl on the team, way ov. and postal facilities. Th program will begin prompt­ er six feet, and good on rebound­ "Every facility of the Sanford ly at 2:30 p. m. and will be pre- [ ing, too. It was our first time to Post Office will be put to work sented by the Lyman high school tee th* Hellhurn girl in action, so that this year as In the past. music director, Miss Clara And-| as she is only a Fre-hman this % h * Post Office will be cleared, erson. and her girls’ trio, who| year. She shows a great deal of if possible, of all Christmas cards wilt render several Christmas By MRS. I l l III LKICKSEN bert of the standing eommlttefs promise for 'he future, as does songs. Following will he little by Christmas." One of th* outstanding social; The MaryEsther shop ha» gone Virginia Wrye and Katherine MikPredicting that this year’s Miss Nan Johnson, Orlando and I ler, sophomores. They ail seem ed' events o f the year will be held all out in furnishing modish Christmas mall will act a new ail Jerry McIntosh ln The Game . . . .. . ., to be good on foul shot* a* well Thursday at lhe Mayfair, begin-tljne record, exceeding even the Danre. The two are student* of Ann DeShazo, a newcomer to nlng at ll:(W a. m. when the frocl" an,‘ thousands upon thousands of the Royal School o f Dane*, Win­ the team, seems to have inherited Sanford federated garden club 'he svelte garden club models who pieces of mail handled here in ter Park. They will be accompan­ |aom* of her mother's qualifica­ will hold its annual coffee and will be shown in an hour's proied by Mis* Dana Alexander at tions as an All-American player. reception. There will be two hours gram of formal, he.v-li and , t " the piano. She la fast as lightening and can of festivities, with Mr*. Irwin lime offerings as described by After a brief business (nesting YOU HAVE McbaM, cu.n menu tor. grab Out ball when it seems al­ Flelicliar, chaDnUfl, greeting via-.Frank a Christmas gift exchange among most impossible to do so. Georgia hurt ami eatending an invitation [ Showing the creations will be; members and guests will be held Dixhman, a Junior, used her to everyone in thi* vicinity to a t-, Mr*. George Hardin, Mrs. Charles during the social hour. Refresh­ quickness and height to good ad­ tend this onre-a-year program. ICoIc. Mrs. W. E. Klrchoff. Mrs ments will be served hy Mrs. I Mrs. L. P. Hagan and Mri Ed- Fred Ganas, Mrs. Robert Stone, vantage ln wresting the ball from Harold K. Seaman and her com­ ward Lanu will receiv,. at the Mrs, George Baker, Mrs Joha the opponent. mittee. The final score—82-33—Oviedo. head of a list of hostesses, volm- \ organ and Mri, H. N. Sayer. Peg led In the scoring field leering from rach Circle. Tickets, The Mayfair's rrcsptinr rooms with 24 points, paced by Melanie will be taken by Mr*. L. E. Spen- will be hlghllgthed hy Chriitmaa Jackson with 17, Kay Estes with cer and Mrs. W. II. Stewart. Mrs. arrangements and door decoraj <;||>U.\P! AND OFF FOR A HAYRIDE! This group poa#d for a picture at Saturday night's Square 14 and Mary Ann Slayton with C. M. Flowers will supervise th*|tUM>- furni i. J ty cu lt C.rvte. beautifully decorated refreshment Thsre will be * p i t s far sum# ! Danes at Finer rest School. (Left to right) on the buckboard are K I. Elam, M. Caolo, Ann Whittaker, 1* Betty Stevenson, a senior and a tablet and pouring coffee from j fort j * guest ard a tpacial 1 Jackie Caolo, Dorothy Higginbotham, and Don Reynolds. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds la manipulating the guard, showed bur usual ability1heirloom silver loaned by n ieu -< "vx> .fjl of the d a y .". I scooter plow. (Staff Photo) Over Weekend; Charges Placed .a- %• Lcdr. G. Tilley Basketball Season O pens In Oviedo To Take Command Of (JSS Sussex Weather To Be Presented GardenClub T o Stage Coffee At M ayfair ii Additional Local News On Page 8 4 �Thirteenth W eekly Edition Seminole Program On Books Given A t Assembly What Is Football Player? Mm tm Football Teaai • between the buwceace of boy- 1956 Football ftMd and the dignity of man, we fled a sturdy creator* celled the Season Closes JMbtll player. Poethel players By WANDA OIUBBT seme fat assorted weights, heights, Yes, Friday sight's game Jmeay enters aed mashers, but breegM to a claaa tbe fastball ell have tbe same creed! to ploy leasee fer H , bet a aew eec every aeeaed of every game u wfB be bote aeoe. the best of their ability. Evaa tbeugh this was tbe last gaam It was the beet by far. lUyho things meemid fir better became af Urn aethnstasm shewn. After —1 ««at««g smoke Tbarsday n i g h t , homecoming got off to a rearing start Tim Homecoming parade was the beat ever. Mere spirit was pee Into the w m h W. P!»v»* o f every sim sad description wore soee bearing posters and signs of tlmoet every club at SHE. . The gam« was the really, la* rnrtaat pari of Homecoming. The everything they had Into cheerleaders slang with BrntbaO pUyer la Incompetent th« "Pep Club” cheered them on earn)— , Indecisive, Itty, uneoor- all the way. floated and stupid, Just when During half-time tlm b u d and M r tmm threaten* to torn the "Pep Cab" carried out Um tra«Ms ei bottle, be misses a block, fumMss tha ben, drops • pss*. Jaaps offside, fall downs, run* the wroog way or completely forgets hla assignment. A -football player la i composBe ■ha act* Ilka Notre Dana, sleep* Uko Notre Dame, but more oftea than not plays Ilka Grind Ctayess Grade School. To aa e p p o h e n t publicity man, h* bos the speed of a gtseOe, the etrength o f an ex. the else of so flepbse?, the cunning of a fox. the agility o f an adagio daoetr, the quickness Of • cat and th* ability o f Red Orange, Glen Davis, Vrooko Nagurskl and Jim Thmpo combined. T» hi* own coach he has, for proas purposes, th* eUbillty o! mush, the fleetness of n snail, the mentality of a mule, la held together by adhesive tape, ballMg wire, sponge rtfbbsr and hat about aa much chanea of playing aa Saturday as would grandfather. football Teenager's Opinion Th aB alai .. ________ I Will Mvar kick a* writ run u fir, O f Elvis Presley aa viciously, tackle as hard, Daar Public: Question O f W eek By DALE LEWIS Perhaps U's a little early to be asking this question; however, Santa la to busy this time o f year that It may be a good idea MM HOMECOMING SPONSORS and their escorts aa they reigned over the Homecoming festivities to get our orders In now! Friday night. Tha sponsors i n (left to right) Dottle M sttslcsrol Nutt, Sylvia P r i c e and Bobbie What would you like Santa Claus Crutchfield. Tha eicorta (left to right) Billy Bishop, Bill Klrchhoff, AI Stanley and Donald Math- to bring you fo r Christmas, and w h y??? Henry Cason Terry Moore because she has "more" Jim Wamer._"Bralns” to go to college Jean Ann N elson-Jo Jo to put under my Christmas tree! Miss Rohn Snow! 11 Because I only see It three weeks out of Why does Trtssya Jump up and mother how wrong she Is, stop the year ran to th* phono avtry Umo It Dear Mlsa Crisholder, I am seventeen year* old and a to consider that she Is several Faye Garner... Rock Hudson rtnga? Could It he she’ s expect­ Jr. I want to go steady with a years older than you, and that ing a call from Glynn? Why do you think Lois is so boy, but my mother says "n o” . wisdom comes with age and ex* lucky about the homecoming, How can I tell her how wrong she parlance. Your question la a tick­ U? ? Beta? C'mon, give! P. S. What's Worried— lish one. It I* difficult to say at this we hear about your asking NR what age a girl should begin go­ "Mr. Wonderful" to that church Dear N R, party? Before you begin to tell your ing steady, but at seventeen, I ’ gay, Jackson, who’s that senior think you should trust your moth­ boy you've got such a crush on? Guess you won't be singing Murray? She Is about 5'S" and er’s Judgment, Miss Chrisholder "th a t" song anymore, huh? has blue eyes (klnda* llk« Bob"Question o f the week,": Does Dear Miss Crisboldar, Henry really Ilk* Audrey aa much For tho first tlraa in history What can I do about > boy as she thinks be does? th* public was allowed to see Why docs Una N. try to bold Lois B. and Kaye J. without thtlr that I do not like, but he con­ hands with Johnny during Mh masks. Did you see them Friday tinues to poster me? ? ? period English? Could It be those on tha Glee Club float? bands look like Jimmy's? Dear D M M, Jipi W.—Why are you playing Congrats to Pat Harrington for so hard to get? Wa know of a Bo very frank with this boy. being unanimously elected by the whole itack o f girls who’d give Thank him for his attention; but Majorettes aa their head for home­ their eye t-eth to date you. Es­ tall him In no uncertain Urms coming! Don't give them too pecially a certain majorette. that you are not Interested. If many pink cards, "Miss P ." you are sincere, be will get tha C'mon Jim, give ui a "tw irl"! Shirley A and Johnny are really How did Lee acquire the nick* point. back on good terms again. We namo o f "B . P-” ? Miss Crisholder suro are glad, Shirt*. It seems as if Fred Bsbrcns has Looki like Dill Is after another a terrific crush on Ann V. Oh Dear Miss Crisholder, I *m a typical average Ameri­ iteady. Better watch him Evlel My girl friand flirts with al­ Ann, what happened to Sonny? can girl and this article Is someNan's still looking forward to Seen walking around tho halla most every boy In school. Is there tho postman’s vlsitl P. S.: Why of SHS arm-in-arm were Ronnie anything that 1 can do about do you Idollsa "Miss P’s cx-ex- Gilea and Susan Waters. This this? ? ? ? Thoy call h*r ax-exlo - o o much, Cush? could prove Interesting! Dotty! 1 I H'mmmmmmm? MS A n<*w couple around school Is Say, Teddy. "The Great Pre­ Richard Pbagan and Penny Ma­ D«ar MS, tender," Walker, why to ’ you’ Are you sure that you are not rian — "P en " Is a petite blonde want you' freedom? and hall* from Virginia. Sho is In* mistaking a natural tendency for What senior girl has been deed one gal with a lot on the friendliness with flirting? Jealou­ caught recently envying her B— alumnus, coach or fan—bo It Important than thei* thing*. He R? We have no sympathy for you "b a ll" — Richard is outstanding sy does funny things to th« lma your personal representative on In football and enjoys tho sport gination. Ask yourself if it isn’t th* field, your symbol o f fair hi* a great lasting ambition .which Mary Grace -you should have very much, also Richard Is presi­ possible that she la Just friend­ can’t bo lost or destroyed by a known ELVIS wasn't so wonder­ and hard play. Ho may not dent o f tho Junior Class and la ly? ? ? bo an All-American but he la an few critlcems or rude remarks. ful in tho first place.— a horn leader. Congratulations Last time Elvis appeared on E l What senior girl in th* Sth per­ axampla o f th* American Way. HuHivan’s TV show h* closed with iod English has a strong liking for to our "couple of the week." He la judged, not for hla race, Johnny W, looks lonesome religion, aoclal slanting or a heart warming phras* that will b* remembered for a long time. o f trying to keep up with the walking alone to class, without finances, but by the democratic Mary Grace. Surry you’re u d He merely laid "May lb* Lord Jonesrts. yardstick o f bow well ho blocks, Johnny. bless you as he has blessed me." What do we teenagers see in THE tackles and sacrifices Individual Brantley says that Linda sure , A " / public flgur* could get up Elvis—Ho Is young, he speaks our glory for the overall success of OPPOSITE SEX and *p«sk th* exact word*, but language, and he is different. II did look natural in that majoVhis team. Jiusa Ally son A m Shtridan how many could leave the aamt anyone get* vulgar Ihought* from site uniform in the Christmas Ha la ■ hard working, untiring, & DIGGER TH AN LIFE effect? I truly b«llev* that those watching Elvis perform, I assure determined kid doing th* very James Mason Barbara Hush word* were moant with great you it isn't Elvis; U's tha person best he can for his school. And •incerity and appreciation. himself. The thing he does is for when you come out o f the itsMany people comment "Suro entcrtainmsnt and laughs. Maybo dium, grousing and feeling upset he la a lucky guy. look at ail tho Elvis will be a pasting phase but thst your team Hm lost, he can money h* has, why I would bo why don't you give the guy make you feel almightly ashamed doing good i f I owned a fender to a break. If you don't like him or with just two sincerely spoken a Cadillac.” He Is lucky, but it 1* don't approve of his act that is worde—"W * tried I" your privtli-tfo, but why main Jokes about him and try to ruin il fur the rest of us??T Thank you for reading this article— Cathy Carlos. Par Thao, Lord, wilt blaaa th# righteous; with favor wilt A o n cosaaaaa bias aa with a shield.— (Psalm s,l2->. Thoeewho lore God and obey Him, who worship and glorify Him in all their thoughta anit acta, u s ovcrJowlnaly filled With Hla love and Hie quid- I know that every** enjoyed TiM idiy'i assembley. Miss Chiy U nJu Rive a program on books and their author*. It was some\htna Ilka a pan*! *bow. Thera warn two r»*wesentatlvM from the Freshman, gophoomore, Junior and Senior etass. The reprttentative* were all nppoaed to be well versed on book*. Miss Chittenden ashed eaeh eouple a question, If they anawered It, they weald win 10 points. I f they Just anawered half o f It, l h $ would fa t only five. The sophomores woo by five points. Moeh to the Juniors sorrow. Nest on the program was the •vsr-famoui music of the Semi­ nole High School Dance Band!II This was enjoyed by alL Oh, by tbe way. the dsnee band played for th# dance Friday nleht after the Homecoming Football game. Well (bat s it for this weak, tea ya* neat week! Q Teacher of the week, Mrs. Mac Daly Port la doing a superb Job as Dean of Clrla and Assisteot to the Principal. Mrs. Port, along with Saides has charge o f ad the girls helping •ut In the office, Mrs. Port- besides at her many other activities, teaches chemis­ try and can bo found most any­ time In tbe lab o f the chemistry room trying to eaplala *om« che­ mical phenomenon. Ann Crisholder Advice For Lovelorn (Stiff Photo) Mystery Co-Ed Tha Cincinnati Fedlcga feel behind him, ex-Cuk plUu«. .«arBy PENNY MARIAN ren Hacker will Improvo on hla Here I am with another rays* 3-U record made with Chicago tery eo-ed hoping lH have "ood­ in 1936. les" of answers. For those who did not rtad th* "Smoke Signals" li ft week, our mystery co-ed was Pat Harrington and our wlnntf was Juanita Wynn. w l'va had trouble deciding who to describe but I’ve finally d«* rided a cute senior girl wtl] bo the on*. Even though she wasn't born in Sanford sba la considered a natlvs because she has lived here so long, ghe's a girl with drive behind her, a natural lead­ er. 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The wisest thing Seminole County plan­ ners, as well as civic leaden in Sanford and other Central Florida communities, should do would be to get together and pool their resources fo r th e ‘planning o f such an air­ port. I f the ehonomy o f these communities U to be guarded—and i f the economy o f these communities mean anything t o their lead­ ers— the smart and intelligent move would be toward the establishment o f an airport authority. This should be done without da* ’isy and with all speed ahead in order that the facilities could be ready fo r use when growth and expansion demand i t Manufacturers and Industrialists w a a thesis facilities so that their markets and sources can be easily reached. Military o r ganlzatlons need the centralized facilities fo r the use o f their ptrsonnel fo r personal and social travel. Visitors do n ot fiks to leave their cars (neither do permanent residents) s t dis­ tant points to stAy until their return. An airport to serve the needs o f the peo­ ple can be acquired without additional taxes and with the sanction o f authorities who ap­ prove the location o f such sites. Certainly the City o f Sanford and Semi­ nole County do not want their fast growing mushrooming communities to be left strand­ ed and delegated to the title o f "suburb." The future holds too much fo r the com merical, induntriai, tourist, and permanent resident potential o f the area to let the planning o f an airport be relegated to the files o f “ the unnesessary" or because some are fearful o f tackling a problem that looks "to o big” — or maybe because the feelings o f a neighbor m ight be hurt. This Is an age o f "live" or "die” — "G row up” or "shrivel up"— and Sanford and Seminole County are both too big. too important, too necessary to take the latter o f either. An airport is necessary fo r the future o f the entire area— and certainly It is a must for Sanford and Seminole County. la merria olde Eoglande, a civilized country, such a thing— the replacement o f a decent tav­ ern by a mere commercial struc­ ture — could hardly happen, at least without a great public out­ cry. "O ur Inna and pubs are nation­ al institutions,’ ’ said Fred Esgea who, with his wife Kathleen, op­ erates the Sussex tavern In jolly ol’ London. "They can’t taar a pub down, or build a new one. without government permission.’' In a month-long tour o f this country Fred and the missus have noted a number o f similarities— and many differences — between This M a y Be Elvis Presley Century B y Y D CRRACM Aeeeciated Free# Aaalyst WASHINGTON OR—Maybe this will become known at tho Elvis Presley Century. It'r whiny, sneering, trembly in the Irja and it make* a lot of lamy. lu voice la dlsordant to every­ body except teen-ager*. It reeks of sex Instead of ro­ mance, but it run* like a hart from aerioue commitments. Maybe, like the groaning postadolescent from Tennessee, the MHh Century is more a fad then a reality. Maybe well got over It Soil Conservation New s Seminole Soil Con secretion Newt By B*n wig fine, Bed Conservationist. L'SDA The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Supervisor* of tha Seminole Soil Conservation Dis­ trict wss held Tuesday night In the • • • local Work Unit office. After the meeting waa called to order by chairman Bonner Carter the min­ Psati Fellowa- The luiliea (bless 'em ) are utes o f the previous meeting and PvklUh** Dally **••*« »»4 SuiSay the financial report were given at It aguln. by secretary Bill Weal. F or awhile there, it seemed as though all u in o H a im aialiar Oatakar IT, t i l l at L. M. Hollingsworth, Exscutlve Uk pad Offlaa af SaafarS. rtarlda aadar tha Aat the talk about equal rights was dying a na­ Secretary of the State Soil Con­ or Cnapraaa af March I ISTS m s u reilK IN a IMItor ««<» PubM*H*r tural death. When women found that rights servation Board located at the MARION IIARMAN SR, Ria<-ollfa Editor University o f Florida In Gainsbring responsibilitits, their enthusiasm ! rvr.LTN J. CUSIUNa Advtrtldsa Maaaiar vllle, waa the main speaker. By waned a bit. The ads o f late have been using a aerie* of colored slides SUBSCRIPTION RATES stressing the femininity theme. It's been a Hollingsworth presented a clear ■la par » < k Ooa Maalk ll.tt Mr Carrlar Nil Moatha On a Taar ■long time since any man has been clouted outline o f the function* and o p e Tbraa Maatha in i it ti in ti Alt Ooltusry aolleaa. aarda af thank*, raaolatlona aad by a lady because he tipped his hat to her. rations o f soil conservation Dis­ •otljaa at aatartalnmaat tar tha purpoaa at ral*l*« But there’s no use dreaming, fellowa; tricts in the State o f Florida. He taada will ka ahargtd tor at racular adcartlalng rataa also encouraged the local super pretty soon there’s not going to be any place visors to prepare a yearly plan Tha HaraM la a aiambar at tha Aaaaatatad Praaa sacred to men. The other night they even o f operations listing the most wh>ah whtah la aatl aatltlad atc|u*l«*ly . _____ to _________ tha aaa far ________ r*»at4lea> tloa at all tha i# local lo nawa prlatad In Ihla aawapapar. conservation practices showed up for dinner in New York at The needed Rapraaaalad Natloaallr ha Uanaral Adcartlalac Lambs, that exclusive male hangout. The within the district and set goal* •arnica lac III (laort'a latlaia Hank Olds Lambs got along for 82 years without the to be accomplished during the Atlanta Oaarala coming year. Hollingsworth point­ beauteous sex. but now the barriers are ed out that by 19T0 tho population Page 4, Monday, December 3,1956 down. Any lady accompanied by a member o f Florida would be over six mil­ lion, hundreds o f acre* of good TODAY'S m n i-E VERSE may dine there any week night. Thfe crowd joined in nttacklng them; and First it was the Harvard Club, then tho agricultural land would be diverted the magistrates tore the garments o ff them Yale Club. Now The Lambs. A s we said, to roads, developments, and in­ dustry; and that conservation and gave orders to beat them with rods. fellows, the Indies are at it again. needs based on land capability R R A D : Acts 16: 16-24. And thero’s nothing wo can do about it. classes for our remaining land, water, and other natural resouces would be more vital than ever before. Cecil Tucker, Seminole County Agricultural Agent, was elected By SAM DAMSON er price taga on new ears sent production next year and perhaps by the supervisors to serve as secretary for the Board. Bill NEW YORK CR.Tho cost of the Idex up and automatically leas beef, too. This will tend the West the present secretary stated living if up again with predictions boosted the coat o f making cars price of meat up —an unpleasant that his work an>l activities at fo r more of the same. and tractors. prospect. the Seminole High School pre­ Government figures also put the Much of the most recent rite Out the government has also vented him from giving the needed average take home pay c f factory in price* throughout industry ha* workers at a new high. This la all bem credited lo the hike in the found that the average family amount of time to the job as to the good. price of steel that followed the go«'i right on spending a fairly secretary. All supervisors expres­ sed their appreciation to West ltut more than half of the na­ wage boost at the end o f last stable percentage of Its Income for the excellent job he did as on meat. If prices go up It buys summer's strike. tion's bread earners don't work secretary for the past two years. In factories. For those whose in­ The latest rise In the cost of other things, or leas expensive The monthly report o f district comes haven’ t increased In line living index also all but assures cut* of m*at. If prices go down. accomplishment* was rendered by with the government's consumer that ste e l workers will get a three It may buy more meat or more Ben Wiggins, local conservation­ price lnd<* the alow rise in the rents an hour pay boost automa­ choice cuts. ist. cost of goods and services la tically the first o f the year. And Present for the meeting were: acarcely a cheerful prospect. even before this latest prospect Tuberculosis baa been known L. M. Hollingsworth. Bonner Car­ When the government announc­ many steel mill owners were in­ as a major disease of mankind ter, W. W. Linz, Ralph Hammond, ed Ita coat of living Index had set sisting that still higher steel as far back as recorded history BUI West, Cecil Tucker, and Ben another record, the pay of some­ prices are needed. goes. Wiggins. where dote to two million work­ Die rise in prices has been alow ers want up automatically. Each —it isn't a runaway affair. Out year more labor wage contracts it bat been steady. Include this escalator device. A rise In the cost o f living index The latest rise In the coat of often is an entirety different living index waa credited in large thing than an actual rise In the part to the nudga given by the coat o f living. It nny affect the higher price tags on the new mo­ family’* standard o f living but del can . Th« rise In tho index not its actual out o f pocket spend gave a million auto and farm Ing. equipment industry workers a Taka the case o f meat. The gov two-cert an hour pay boost High­ ernment is predieting less pork The Sanford Herald Ladies A t It Again by the yens 2.000, which la not while tinglnv ««"*• w»« encouragement to thoee of us who a symbol o f this time — that this don't expect to bo around that century doe* a lot o f wiggling and long. squirming without ever getting We dou’t havt, as the poet anywhere. World War I days had, a loet gen­ Try to imagine a Presley in the eration. 1800's, when tougher people than W t’ve lost a whole century. we wer« forging the world we Wo apUt tho atom and opened seem to be dithering away. the door to powtr and riches un­ But let’ s not be too bard on Mr. dreamed of. Instead w* used this Presley. Doubtless he does the new tool to blast two cities level best he can, and nobody should in­ with the earth and raced on. idiot terfere with his right to do It. fashion, finding bigger and better But when the Amtriran people ways to blow ourselves to pieees. shell out over a million dollars a Wo bull* a standard o f living year to watch him do it — that put two cars in many e Well, leave It at that. Maybe garage — four, for that matter, this la an Elvis Presley Century. in a certain male canary’ s en­ tourage — but we begrudged the money to build tho acboots to edu­ cate our kids. Yep. An Elvis Prvsley Century. Brash and Childish. Rich and whimpering. "Love Me Tender. . .” that’s FORT STEWART, G*. (AHTa bay won): Tender. Not too hard NC>—Specialist Third Class Don­ or it might h u rt Love is danger- ald E. Brown, whose wife, Eliza­ oua, anyway: people might take beth, lives In Oviedo, recently advantage of you. participated in an Army training Betides, get too intense and you test with the 13th Antiaircraft wind up on a psychiatrist’* Artillery Group at Port Stewart, couch. It'a simpler to hate. Or at Ga. least to sneer. Specialist Brown entered the "Don’t be cruel. . ." Army In December 1931 and is as­ That's another Presley tune. signed to the group’ s Headquar­ No, doQ’t be cruel. Why are peo­ ters Battery. He was graduated ple so mean to us when we’re from Middletown (Ohio) High to nice to everybody? Nobody un­ School In 1933. Ills parents, Mr. derstands us. Everybody hates ut. and Mrs. Henry H. Brown, live "Heartbreak Hotel. . .” st 1510 Heffner Ave., Middletown. Presley again And that’ s us. Brown was employed by Potiock Sitting in our lonely rooms, biting Paper Corp. our fingernails, waiting for the bomb to go off, lamenting the warm comfort or so U says here Tuberculosis meant almost cer­ tain death 30 years ago. Today, o f centuries past. History may say that this side with rest, drugs; and surgery, burned youth who wiggles hts hips TB can be cured. tavern life here and In their homeland. 1b begin with, moat pub* in England are run by husband and wife teams, and the bartenders they hire ire rosy-cheeked and wear dresses. “ A man likes to be served by a pretty girl/* said Mrs. Esgea. “ It's only natural." The owner of a pub Is called a publican. Presumably if be gets a oat o f the business, and gets back In again b« is then known as a republican. Licenses art hard to com* by, and arent available to bxbelors or tingle ladles. Explaining the reason for the husband and wife teams, Mrs. Eigen said: "It's quite practical- The hus­ band can listen to the troubles of the feminine customers. Tb* wife can listen to the troubles o f the men customers." Britain picks her pubkeepera with more care than America does 1U college presidents. "You can't have a criminal con­ viction on your record, " said Es­ gea. “ You must produce your marriage certificate, and you must have endorsements from a justice o f the peace, a solicitor lawyer, and a doctor who have known you at least 7 years. They check you back almost to your birth." The Esgenj said they saw less signs o f pubUe drinking her# than In England but were surprised at the number of people who drink “ Your bar* are more cold and A Little N ip M ay H elp ly MUUN N. MMMUM, AD. THERE nr* those who believe But remember, in such cases that n little nip now and then you’re taking alcohol at a medi­ may be Just the thing you need cine. not aa whoopee water. And If you're suffering from arterio­ I hop* 1 don’t have to caution you sclerosis obliterans. to get your doctor's okay befpr* This ailment la n chronic oc­ embarking on such treatment clusive arterial disease affecting There are other ways o f In­ the extremities. Moderate use of creasing tha blood flow. A special alcohol quit* often Is helpfuL hotbox can be placed over the A major problem In treating affected area or an oedllatlng this disease, you see, la to In­ bed might be used. But these aids crease the flow o f the blood. Al­ seldom are found outside of a cohol helps accomplish thtx. hospital. New s O f M en In Service lA F F - A - D A Y Impersonal,” said Eagen, "Our pubs have a wanner and more clublike atmosphere. The wboie family comes together -— father, mother, sou and daughter. We also have more games, sueb *< darts, shove ha'penny, and skittles." Beer is still tb* national drink, and price arise at least it's delici. oua—10 ounces for a shilling, or 14 cents. The international vogue for vodka has been resisted. Most Englishmen stick to scotch and gin. And no ice, despite the in. vision of millloas of Americans during- the war and post-war years. “ The Englishman doesn't like his scotch messed about,” said Fred, "with anything more than a splash o f soda, or a drop o f wa­ ter." The Esgenj agreed that British pub patrons talked generaUy about sporta, questions of national po­ licy, and the weather, but dis­ agreed as to whether they evet dwelt on til*, subjeejt o f sex. “ No!” said Fred firmly. "Y e s," said Kathleen "T he women like to talk about their trou­ bles, or their daughter's troubles —but they never say. a word against their sons.” Esgen looked shocked when ho was asked whether he had to bounce unruly customers out of his place very often. Practically never, be said. A hint that he has been getting even a bit out of line send* tha patron doorward. Works better than a baseball bat over here. > As a Sedative Simple Drugs Dr. J. Earle Estes, J r , o f tha Mayo Clinic, recommends drink­ ing one to two ounces o f beverage alcohol three or four times a day. In addition to its vasodilating effect, he writes In a recent issue o f "Minnesota Medicine," the al­ cohol serves as a sedative and produces a feeling o f well-being. I guess Ultra's no use arguing that point In relieving the symptoms or arteriosclerosis obliterans, your doctor probably will prescribe tha use o f simple drugs such as as­ pirin, codeine and barbiturates. Later It might be necessary to try opiates. It’s o f ths utmost Importance i avoid Injuring tha fe e t Pa­ ints with this disease must pro­ tect themselves from ulceration and gangrene If they want to escape amputation. QUIITIOR AND ANSWII L K.: Can weather changes af­ fect my arthritis? Answer: Yes, changes In tha weather can most certainly causa or lncreasa attacks o f arthritis. Intravenous Use Sometimes, Dr. Estes advises, a S per cent solution of alcohol may be given Intravenously. 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Intelligent planning now should be made f o r an airport which will be convenient to o il o f Central Florida, one that will serve their needs completely without undue hard* •hip. Placed In the midst o f expressways, limitod access highways, turnpikes, and a maze o f crowded city streets, as well as in an overdeveloped area, the proposed “ Interna* itional Strip" will be out o f reach to those w ho. because o f business o r pleasure, find th e airways more convenient. No doubt air line officials will agree with th e theory that accessibility is one o f the m ajor factors in creating a greater use o f their facilities. And such has been the theory o f. many cities in the south, expanding be­ cause o f phenuminal growth, are moving their airports to areas undeveloped and away from industrial and residential buildings. •Months ago. The Sanford Herald proposed aueh a facility in a location which would have provided the ideal solution to "all o f Central Florida" use without over-burdeninjr the air traveler with bothersome traf­ f i c and cumbersome highways to cross, manipulate, .and wind through, to reach with ease. “However, officials then attempted to de­ n y that such a facility was needed. "W e have sufficient room and there is no need f o r bigger and better airport facilities,” was the aniper. But foresight, and an eye toward future planning and development, a need for a more itralized site, the necessity for twelve to teen thousand foot runways, led The San­ fo rd Herald to lead the way toward the de­ velopment o f proper facilities for which airlines were asking. Many communities are dependent upon a By U L BOYLE NEW YORK 'JR— la mid-Man­ hattan a number ai fma old b a n sr« being ruthlessly tom down to m ik e way for a och er co-story skyscraper—a mere office build­ ing. The displaced bar patrons have submitted taaely. Not one has erected a barricade or led a pre­ test march against City Hall in an attempt to save his favorite �fHB SANFORD HEk ALD Mon.. Dec. 3, 1956. Pag* 5 Limelight O n Lyman S o cia l fvetdA Progress Report Is Given On Follies A t Auxiliary M eet Conning The News By Kitty Kimball BY VIRGINIA CONN After a four day vacation last week it waa hard getting back in The Station wives enjoyed a time. The play calls for five peo­ the string e f things at school. luncheon at the B.O.Q. Thursday, ple, three men and two women. Everyone had a wonderful time, and played bridge afterwards. So many have asked about the especially the girls who saw "Love Geneva Quickert waa tha host­ resumption of th* Little Theatre, Me Tender.” They really had a ess. Attending were Muriel Haw­ that I hope there will be n big ball!! kins. Della Hibbard, Mary Gobbel, turn out. Aad I'm sure most of The student* are quite happy Lu .lie Mitchell, Dot Leary, Sally you are familiar with this part­ this week as over (too. worth Love, and Joy Webber. Joy won icu lar play, which enjoyed much of new books have come into high at bridge, Della was second, success on Broadway, starring Rex the Library. These were made and Dot had a poor run o f cards. Harrison and Lilli Palmer. possible through the W. J. Hud­ Louise Parker is now in the A lovely tea party was given son Memorial Fund. They were fo r Diana act o f cleaning my house. We are on display fo r several days for Thursday afternooa having a farewell perty for Beryl everyone to see, but aa soon as Miller. Hostess LU Gray had ar­ and Walt 8winson tonight and ranged for her tea table russet they were catalogued every book yellow chrysanthemums things are in a frantic uproar. We was checked out and there is a and flanfed by cypress knees. Cat are' going very native and it is long waiting list. strictly Hawalan. On Nov. gl, Lyman dosed out tails completed this unusually handsome centerpiece and on her the football season with an exciting game at Hastings. Even porch was a cornucopia overflow­ though we were beaten 13—7 Ly­ ing with vegetables and fruit. man played about the beet ball Anita Hadden poured tea. Diana they’ve played all Mason. How­ received as a farewell gift from ard Judah made the Greyhound's the girls in HATU a largo tote on# touchdown on a sneak from bag. Eachglrl then brought • lit* the four yard line. The week be­ tie gift to fill in for her trip a* fore, at our Homecoming game, cross country. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Evans the ML Dora Hurricanes slipped Mac Edwards, Betty Mountcastle, by us IS—7. In this game Ken­ Anita Hadden, Marty MUlsaps, Meredith of Richmond, Va. an­ neth Miller received a pass from Betty Lemos, Mar Libbey, Mild­ nounce the engagement of their Nell Pendleton, to David Stevens and ran sixty red Loper, Polly Savage, Katie daughter, yards fo r our lone touchdown Jackson( looking lovely after her Gerald Lester Smith o f Sanford. son o f Mrs. The Greyhound squad will be Illness), Ruth Honrelle, Betty Mr. Smith is the greatly hampered next season as Guy, Geneva Quickert, Maille Willis litnjy Stoue o t O&likc, eight senior boya will graduate. Barlow, Virginia Johnston, Gay Ala. and the late Lester Hend­ They are Mossle Helms, David Brown, Helen Griffin, lietty Mc­ erson Smith. Miss Meredith la a student of Stevens, David Redwlne, Ralph Lean. Ida Radtke, Spook Hook, Longwood College, where she la Durnlng, Pate Van Horn, Jimmy Camilla Metxger and myself. Hopkins, Ronnie Gossett*, and Betts and Doc Linker had a a member of Delta Zeta Soror­ Bob McClsod. dinner party Thursday night. ity. Mr. Smith attended the Univer­ The girls basketball team con­ Betts served a variety o f delicious present were sity o f North Carolina, was sists o f thirteen players, Lynne casseroles. Those Joyce, Judy Hines, Marion Bates, Jane and John Miller, Paul and graduated from the University of Tom Blackburn, Alabama, and Is presently en­ Donna Smith, Doris Rabies, Bon­ Retta Spelts, nie Allen, Patsy Hollis, Janet Andy and Helen Garraway, Joyce rolled In th* School o f Law at o f Florida at and Treeta and Mike the University Hines, Nancy Whitehead, Kitty Baker, Gainesville. Kimball, Donna Lou Barnes and Michel. MRS. HARVEY CLAUSON WILKINSON The wedding ia planned for "B ell, Book, aad Candle” , by k (Photo by Cox) Jody Bowersox. Their first game is Dec. 14, when they travel to John Van Drutcn has been select­ February. ’ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Mt. Dora. ed as the first play to be dona In the girla’ volleyball tourna­ by the Sanford Llttlo Theatre ment the sophomores remained Guild, netty McRratnle will di­ unbeaten through the entir# tourn­ rect it, and needs anyone inter­ ament. In the final game they ested in acting or helping backtriumphed over the seniors 41- stage. Casting will start tonight 30, making them th# official at 7:30 in the auditorium o f the UUx Gwendolyn Yvonne Cullen, cent shaped arrangements of champ*. city hall. If you would like to try The boys have been diligently out, please come down at this laughter of Mr. and M n. Jamei pink roses and small pink Christ practicing for their first basket­ P. Cullen and Harvey Clau.ion man balls. Miss Ora Dec Ray, daughter AWllklnson, son o f Mr. and M n . The flower girl, Miss Denise ball game on Dee. 7, when they Club Project for this year Js to o f Mr. and Mrs. Quintus Ray, play Apopka. Coach Payne has W C. J. Wilkinson, were united In Cone, wore a dress made like disk, fertilize and plant new has announced final plana for holy matrimony Saturday night those o f the other attendants, not as yet selected the A Squad. grass on the football field. By her wedding to Jamee Francis at I p. m. In tho First Baptist but of blue. She carried a basket Coach Proctor Is coaching the B next year the field should be In Fcltner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Squad and Junior High Team. Church, with the Jlev. Fred of pink sweetheart roses. Ralph Feltncr, o f Pell Cily, Ind. tiptop shape. On Nov. 17, tha Varsity Club Flahar officiating at the candle­ C. J. Wilkinson was best man Th* ceremony will taka place Th# School's fine Triple Trio light, doable ring ceremony. for his son and ushers were Wen­ sponsored a bake sale in Long- will entertain the Altamonte on Sunday, Dec. 9, at 3 p.m. at The church wai beautifully de­ dell llirt, David Hossck and Earl wood which netted S3A The money Springs Women’s Club on Nev. the Congregational Christian Chur will be used to help pay for the corated for the occasion in a Ratliff. 3. The girls in this group are ch, with the Rev. J. B. Root of' For ■ her daughter's wedding, football jackets which have been Lynn,. Joyce, Karen Dudley, Mar­ Relating. color scheme o f gold and white. There were three arrangements Mrs. Cullen chose a light green ordered and should arrive before ilyn Mack, sopranos, and Dianna Miss Barbara Lillian Smith will o f white fujll mums used with satin sheath dress, worn with too long. They are planning ano- Simonelli, Audrey Dudley, Prudy be maid of honor and only at th ersa le for Dec. i. The Varsity Buell, Janelle Hitchcock, altos. tendant to the bride. Dean Mar£ g o ld grapes, and in each o f the matching accessories and a whit* widows was an unusual arrange­ orchid corsage. Mrs. Wilkinson, That's all that* happening ahall will aerve aa beat man. Following the wedding, a recep­ ment made of greenery, sprayed mother o f the groom, wore a blue was born in Daytona Beach and around here this week. Next there and In Friday w ell be back with more tion will be held at the church. gold, and arranged to resemble lace sheath dress with a match attended schools a pipe organ. To complete the Ing lace Jacket and pink access­ Sanford. He is employed by the Limelight on Lyman's shivering All friends of the couple arc in vlted. picture, white candles were used ories. Her corsage was a white Coca Cola Bottling Co. students!!! surrounded with gold leaves. orchid. Following tho wedding, a re Potted palms were u s e d throughout the church and in the reption was held at the Women’s rostrum were five seven-branch Club, which was very attractively •d candelabra. On either side o f decorated for the event. In the th* rostrum were white wrought entrance was a madonna arrange th iron planters filled with tropical ment with white loquat leaves foliage. behind wbito berries sprayed Also used in the M n . Evans McCoy, organist, with glitter. were two rope played appropriate nuptial music arrangement and Roger Harris, soloist, sang randies. Across the mantel and "Because” , "O Perfect Love" tho front of the stage were used nosegays, fashioned o f silver and and "The Lord’s Prayer” . The bride, given in marriage net knd frosted white lace wedd­ by her father, was beautiful in ing bells. On the guest book table was fcer formal gown o f handclipped o f white pom­ Vhantilly lace, worn over shim- an arrangement a roaring satin. The basquo bodice poms qnd a flowing fountain. Tho bride’s table featured a i was designed with a Sabrina neckline and long moulded four-tiered cake topped with min­ sieevet ending in points over Un­ iature bride and groom. Elsewhere around the room hands. The voluminous skirt was arrangements o f white o f laco over several layers of wero tulle, with lace applique. Her camellias and pompoms. Serving ut the reception were detachable full cathedral train was o f satin and was covered Mrs. Bob Steele, Mrs. Chat with small ruffles o f tulle, and llarkey, Mrs. E. B. Smith, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Denver edged with lace. Her fingertip James Veil o f illusion was attached to Cordell, and Mra. Earl Doasey. £a scalloped halo o f matching Miss Shirley Anderson kept tha lac* edged with pearls, and em­ bride's book and Miss Kay Jenk­ broidered with iridescent psllt- ins was floating hostess. Mra. etes and pearls. Shn carried a Henry McLaulln introduced th* cascade bouquet o f Eucharist guests to a receiving line comlilies and Illy o f the valley, fash posed o f Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cul­ ioned with loops of baby seed len, Mr and Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson, the bride and groom, Mra. Wen­ pearls. The matron of honor, Mrs. dell llirt. Miss Connie Buie. Miss Wendell llirt, and the bridesmaids Glynn Sykes and Mlsa Denlie Miss Connie Buie and Mu* Glynn Cone. For a honeymoon trip to Sykes, wore identical dresses of 9 pink taffeta, over which were Miami, Mrs. Wilkinson chose a worn overskirt* o f pink nylon tan wool suit, worn with a brown net made in an apron effect tuedo blous* and brown acces­ scalloped around the bottom, sories. Upon their return tho couple with each o f the scallops caught up with a pink velvet ribbon. will make their home at 121 W. Tho necklines were off-lhe-shoul- 19th St. T!\e bride was born in San­ der fashioned in a scalloped e f­ fect with pink velvet ribbons. ford and attended local schools, Their gloves o f pink net camo to where she was a mntnbsr of the a point over the hand an were Glee Club, the Triple Trio and eaught at the wrijt with pink the Latin Club. Sho ia employed • velvet ribbons. They carried ores- by Hunt Ucllobota. Th* groom N ell Meredith, Gerald Smith Betrothal Told Miss Yvonne Cullen Is Married Saturday To Harvey Wilkinson M iss Ora Ray Reveals Final Wedding Plans $250.00 J'W l The Hospital Auxiliary Board met at 10 a.m., Nov. tt. A report was made on the progress of High Fever Follies. Members of the Auxiliary would like to thank the merchants for their coopera­ tion In making possible the suc­ cess o f th* High Fever Follies. Tho Sunshine committee haa been combined with the Hospit­ ality committee and will endeavor to Inereaae the comfort o f the patients. Plans for decorating the hosp­ ital at Christmas were discussed. Th* following circles o f the Sanford Garden Club will take ear* o f th* following plaees. Dirt Gardeners Circle will place a tree at th* lad floor nursea'a station, Caraella Circle will place a tree at th* third Boor nurses station. Th* Axalea Orel* will plae* arrangements in the solar­ ium* and also place favor* on the food trays o f the patient*. Hemerocallla will decorate a Christmas tree in the dining room and Ixora Circle will decorate a Christiana tree to be placed In tha lobby. Five wreaths will also be made and placed in the win­ dows at th* ends e f th* halls. Calendar MONDAY Tho Catholic Women's Club will hold Its regular meeting at 8 p. m. at the Elks Club annex. Th* short business meeting will be followed by the annual Christ­ mas party. The Boy Scouta o f the First Presbyterian Church will meet in th* Scout Room at I p. aa. Tha Phllathea Class of the Wo­ men o f th* Church win have a covered dish supper at tha home o f Mrs. Victor M. Greens oo Jewett’a Land at 8:30 p.m. CoHostessss wiU be Mrs. R. F. Mode and Mm. W. R. Jennings. Circle No. 10 of tha WA.C.S. will meet at • p.m. at tbs home of Mrs. Ted Williams, 400 Plumoaa Dr. C u lle n s Entertain With Coffee Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cullen an tartalned Friday night with a cof­ fee following the reb*traal for their daughter's wedding. The coffee waa in honor of th* wed ding attendants and out-of-town guests. On the buffet and coffee table were beautiful arrangements of white wedding bell* and melln* end white chrysanthemum*. The dining table was overlaid with a white cutwork cloth cent ered with white wedding rings and orange blossoms. These were beautifully aet o ff by the burning tapes in candelabra on either side. Mr*. C. P. llarkey poured from th* lovely coffee service used to further enhance the table. Served with the coffee was a white wedding cake decorated with double gold wedding rings, also mints and nuts. Present at this affair wera the bride and groom-Hect, Miss Yvonne Cullen and Harvey Wil­ kinson, Mr. end Mrs. C. P. Harkey, th* Rev and Mra. Fred Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wil­ kinson, Mr and Mrs. Jim Lumberson, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell llirt, Miss Connl* Buie, Miss Glynn Sykes, Miss Denise Cone, Earl Ratliff, David Hnsack, Ray John­ son and Jimmy Blythe. Alao, from out-of town, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Alllgood, Mrs. J. S. Payne, W. A. Kight, end Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dawkins, all o f Dublin, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cone, of Atlanta, Ga. Friendship Class Meets Wrdne^doy With Mrs. Parker The Friendship Clasi of the First Christian Church held Its monthly meet Wednesday night at the home o f Mm. Jamas Parker. The meeting waa brought to order by the president. Mra. W. L. Rowland. Th# Rev. Perry S'«n«, led the rlass In prayer. Old and new business waa discus­ sed after which the elass worked o* the Monthly New Letter, which they apontor. A social hour waa tnjoyed and delicious refreshments wera serv­ ed to the following: Mr. end Mrs. Max Stevenson, Mr. and Mm. Chan Vail, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Elicit, Mr. and M n . W. L. Rowland, Mns. Perry Stone, Mrs. Jamea Horton Sr., Mra. Earl Evans, ami Mrs. James Parker. Beta Sigma Phi wlB neat a t . the home of M n . Votl* WilliamsJr., 1103 Washington Avs. AP members are requested to brmj gifts, wrapped and labeled, foi Chattahoochee. TUESDAY Tha Executive board o f th* Woman's Club will mmt at >:43 a. m. in tha board mom o f th* clubhouse. Th* Woman’s Society of Christian Servlc* o f th* First Methodist Chorch will hav* an Executive Board meeting at » a. m. followed by th* regular monthly bnsin«as program meet­ ing at »:4S a.m. H i* Gleaners C lan et th* First Baptist Church win hold lta regular m—ting and Christ­ mas party at th* church annex at 1:44 p. m. Thar* will b* a cov­ ered dish (upper and exchange o f gift*. Beats**** will b* Mra. & A. Anderson J r , Mra W. P. Brook* Jr, and Mrs. B. G. Hasty. . Th* Daughter* e f Wesley Sun­ day School class will have a business session and CMntmas perty at 7:10 p. a . ia McKinley H all An axehang* o f gift* will tak* plae*. M n . Albert Htekson'a group will b* hoatnscs. Th* WMU o f th* First Baptist Church will observe th* We*k o f Pray** far Foreign Missions at X p. m. Th* topi* "Mighty God, Everlasting Father" with Circle X In chart*. Th* Browni* Scouts o f tho First Presbyterian Church wiU meet la th* Youth Building at S pm. i P& AAonaU Visiting Mra. L. E. Tew on Avocado Ave., Is her son, L. E. Tew Jr. He, with hla family, la In tho United States for thrae months on vacation from East Africa, where Mr. Tew Is a pilot with Ethiopian Airlines. For th* past three years they have rasld cd In Addla Ababa, Elhlopa. W IE B O L D T 'S CAMERA SHOP 110 PARK ATE. 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V- I m S S K f ■*■ ■^ M S B s K r •' M S TH E SA 19F01D H ERALD Seminoles End Season With 7-0 Homecoming W in Over Lakeview JhfL Sanfohd ■ dOuudd Stanley, Schirard Sta’ In Tilt SPORTS L<■ •*» - David Stanley, on hi* f i n * as­ signment aa starting defensive guard, tea mad with Brantley Schirard and sparked the upset minded Sanford Stmlnoles to a brillant defensive victory aa tha Scmlaolea closed out the season la a bias* of glory by upsetting fourth place Lakeview o f Winter Garden 7-0 to assort themselves of a perfect komccomlng. The Schirard-Stan ley combina­ tion mad* a playoff In the second f e . quarter when both gridsters cracked through tke Lakeview of1 fenstve tin* on a fourth down punt. Stanley rarsd through to w block the kirk and Schirard gath­ ered In the pigskin on the fly and ,k ploughed through to carry the victory mall for IS yards and ths Is. Seminole score. Ronnie Giles t m kept his almost perfect place­ 4 ment record alive by adding the extra point. l 9 The revitalised and reshuffled defensive unit was outstanding throughout the game. In the first '« P -• * *\ half they kept the Devil* from Winter Garden bottled up in their IOUNNY WILLIAMS leapt high to recalve a Johnson paaa la tba tecond half o f the homecoming own back yard, and In the second game agaioat Lakeview Friday night but couldn’t hang onto it became one arm la t r a p p e d by half repelled everything Lakeview Lakeview defender. The Semlnolea threw only two pataca In upeetting Lakeview 7-0. (Photo by could muster, while chilling the Jameson) Devil attempts to capitalize on serious Seminole mistake*. In the first quarter the Sem­ inoles threatened consistently but breaks took tha starch out o f the scoring punch. Behind the first The Lyman Greyhounds will early season opener. "W e have half piloting of sophomore open their cage season Friday only had a few daya practice, so quarterback Cecil Dandridge and night with a trip to Apopka, tak­ the brilliant offensive-defensive Its Impossible to tell Just how ing with' them four lettermen as playing of Schirard, Eddie Bar­ we will do," Payne aald. "Wa a nucleus for tho team. bour, and Tarry Goembet, the usually get o ff to a alow atart KVTHIM Coach Jim Payne says ho haa first quarter of the gam e waa because we have to hold praetleea _ f , l **T ,» • » * '* — a W I* M ile been cramped fo r time with an Uatis N eely, W ayalile Ju n e flirt, outside, but we usually progreaa T l* . K lssloo. P air F red d y, lioulln* Call, A la JaaUr, Dark as the year goes on and we get M a s M inis, D ix ie 's V an ity, c i t y Wonder. Ruddy Kiaa.’Kraad* May. B p oft Into garnet In gym nailum i." Inga, Hindu. Baatam Tiny SSECOND SIArtE— a / i a Mite SE V E NTH H t c r — *>1* W it* As a prognosticator o f the sea­ r J ? l,N jf R ose, Mias N ov elty . First L’ncU Clirla, Harry Cooney. Af­ son opener with the Blue Dart- T ru ll, t.ark a R ose, i l l . , nose. Had. rican VIoUl. Colorado E a g t«. Tran* " * r **■ *• Anne II Cotton, II II. lltmbo. I p Mato, ^ _ era, Ptyne laid, "Apopka It al- % Lyman Opens Cage Season Friday SOKC Oviedo Lions Roar To 75-28 Victory rnTi 'J * * ’ B*«l f' M 1| m 2H l? A t’ r ------- B/ l » M ile Over Pierson Teem always w*y» * comes ver* to u*h °p«ncr and a.*V5*‘ 8 3 " , r lo rJ-.« n* al selh lbUo«ioh to.fc.K aHth,ny. up with n good t e i t l {, K r,i«P ,5.1K ,uh' Interview The Oviedo Lions roared like ball club." FOURTH n tr-K—a la M ile th< north winda Friday night T on s T e a D«n M»8lt|c This year .33 hoys turned out Mae. Ilremnnil. O r T w o ln « Dlnnt*. when they opened the cage ftaC otton D oll K|au a » for the A and B teams for the ton on their home court, playing r i m h a c k —a/m mu# host to Plersoo. The Lloni roared cage seaton, and 20 youngstara i i f i S r t V W l m f . I'h o n v r a n i, Htretch " * O f P leardy, U v .a ,| ." past the visitor* 73-28 In an early turned out for the Greyhound IGndy. Hoff H«l, L a k « C om o, Cap*■ season Indicator of things to Junior high team. Bill Procter Is C h oirs S IX T H N.VCK— a / l * M ile come out Oviedo way. The girla* mentoring the B squad and Frank game result! made It a clean Gore la behind the guiding help sweep for the double-header ami o f the Junior high boys. HIGH AMBITION Frances Cobb will bring a vet­ the girla from Oviedo alto march­ eran girls team Into action this ed to a smothering win 82-33. 3 ° Bft/CHARDSt Carl Fabry paced the aggres­ year. O V / OF The Greyhound attack will be sive Mont by firing tru* on 111 AM gp/C A 'p occasions, mittcorlng ths entire built around Lamar Helms, 3* p e r * /M Pierson squid with 23 points. 9 " senior; Dave Stevens, S’ 10" r?*e c a w r t o Charlie Robinson made it a one senior; Jim Hopkins, S’ senior o l y m p /c s p f S’ 3" junior. man combat for the losers as end Ken Sillier, A V iT P A U A he had led the way for Pierson All four of the boys are letterM g'* / men. Payne say* the fifth with 20 points. fA Y o p e o iff Fg Ft Total man I* yet to b« selected and Pierson TO P E 4 20 the competition Is wide open, with Robinson g TNg F /P * r I P ’ 0 2 six boys pushing hard for the Roberts 1 rw o-r/ M g 0 Rradley 0 0 nod; they arc, Sliko Farley, 6 to te 0 0 " Junior; Dave Redwlne, B’ 10* 0 Smith 0 VAULT * 1 senior; Ronnie Gossett, V senior; 0 l Richardson, t . W W ggR Jti 0 0 Bill Belgrlst, 33 11" senior; Bob North 0 0 MacLeod, B’ I t" senior and Somiford OLYMPIC 0 Marlin Berwick, B* 9“ fresh Clifton 0 g i* r o P / —H 4+ ■ 0 0 mnn. Pridgrln 3 * P JV TPP Jp! 0 Richardson, K. 0 9 Totals 6AM £ $ . Mh Lyman Greyhound 1934-37 Ovlsdo Fg Ft Total Basketball Schedule Kelsey 2 0 4 (all games a w a y ).... 4 2 10 Duda, St. Dec. 7 Apopka 4 0 Drown 2 It l-resburg 0 2 Harts t It Ml. Dora Fabry 3 23 2 Jan. 4 Fdgrwater JV It 8 Duda, F. 2 8 Oviedo 4 Silkier II Bishop Moor* 10 Duda, L. 11 Open 0 3 Duda, J. I 18 Titusville 0 0 0 Duda, A. 22 Oviedo TS Totals I 34 23 Pierson 5jcore By Periods 29 Open Pierson -------- 2 8 8 7 -2 3 Feb. I Boon* JV Oviedo -------- IS 20 21 19 —75 5 Kevlll* 8 Fla. Military Acadamy 12 BUhop Moor* 13 Boone JV Feb. !• Kissimmee 22 Titusville 28 District Tournament *n,*KIMIITM K It'll—»/la Mila Da'hlng Duka. Old Cabin Halil. Itoaa'a HrorMary. I.orky lUnard. ttuddanllk*. l-akaalda Nelllo, Trudy Iran*. M»rt**aa IJttar NINTH H .%»•»>—»/*• M il* J a n - J -th m * . Mountain H a l, C a p ­ tain llon k . H p-nly X llpp-r. Ilran d y , l l . n l K lrllon. Mr. R ufl-I, T a m m y TE N TH H i r r — 3 ’H M ila F aultl*** Kill. Martha J . P ark T roll, K loradalo, llappy rla a a Slat*. T - * Waa. y u lo k took , B h u b u la By Alan Mavtr 0. D. Farrell’s 1 ’i •» i:4 •i» the Lake Country Club, and many o f the ladies from Sanford will go for the gam* and luncheon. F*tdfc, Stag Beer* Beat 1 * 0 <2 1%* current chatter around tbe ehtb hens* largely concerns the round played by Bill Foulk and By BUCK ANBLEY Dr. King last week. Partners. In SPORTS EDITOR a best ball foursome, they teamed 288 G* Gel flag Sunday The Mayfair Ian Seminole to aaakt u birdies between them County Country Club rtsehed a and finish with a a fin* eight new hlth yesterday when over'200 under par 82 for the best ball. Carfagn*’* still Waiting On Stork playens enjoyed the sport of the Moat all tbe ladies are still fairway*. Th* boss* o f the exof the condition of the waiting for Pro Junior to ar­ course was borne out when many rive. The Carfagno family haa of the gigantic turnout were vis­ been expecting an addition for itors from other dubs in the th* last week and Jerry says she Central Florid* area. 8everal of hopes the stork will get to work the visitors Mid ths course waa sarly enough that little Carfagno will see part o f tbe PGA Open. In the finest shape In the area. "This la going to be a wonderful Judge H*utb*kler Buys First Christmas," she said. Ticket T* Mayfair Open SNAS Challeages Orlande Tickets to the Second Annud The Orlando Naval Air Bate $13,000 PGA Mayfair Inn Open to battle. went on sale last week at th* very has been ehsllanged Last week the Sanford Naval Air reasonable price of $3., which not __f _ __I t__________ n,. . yin e •/**only entities llie puichaaei to •♦•tfw fhs!Vf»F«1 *nd the ONAR Is to be witness'the tourney, but also, accepted. Th* match this year for the first time, a held next Saturday at the MayClinic and Exhibition sponsored fair C.C. The two stations will by the PGA and conducted by bring 18 men each, comprising 8anford's own traveling pro, Jay four teams. The losing four teams Hebert The Women’* Golf As­ will have to foot the bill o f meal* sociation Is handling ticket tales fo r tha victors. Hebbell Visit* Briefly both prior to and during the Carl Hubbell returned to San­ event. but took Jeanne Foulk was the first of ford briefly Saturday the lady golfara to get an out time enought to play a round Issue o f tickets. She rushed to over the beautifully conditioned the country club, arriving at course. In the round-robin four­ about the same time that Judge some that made up the party, Housholder was about to te* off. Harry Tooke and Al Bryant both A sale was made and Judge came with 75’t, Hubbell scored Housholder was the purchase of * 74, and Mario Crafagno conthe first ticket to the PGA llnued sharpening his game with a one under par 69. Open. Mario Takes A Breather Jeanne Foulk *n a Winning Spree Marie Is presently taking a Jeanne Fouk la not onty a breather, having fireballer In the tales department, pedagogical but she also plays an excellent completed tha ladies* refresher game. Playing In the weekly eourte and having a few days tourneys of the Women’s Golfj before the Childrens' Class and Avan., Jeanne has won five balls the High School Starting Class begins. in as many weeks. Lib Cleveland Bark In Top Farm Lib Cleveland has come Into her own again during the past weeks, too. Lib was 111 last year, N TH IS C IR C U IT COU RT. NINTH c i.v t . (T f lr r iT o f r i.o H ii> i. but this season the hat already Jni Dai n d f o h * » :w in o i. k c u c n t t . three ball* in ladles’ IN C H iN C S H ir NO. *31* «>PP«1 IV O n i'H tourney play and heralds a wel­ EDM U N D R. DNEU8C1I, come from all as she returns to r u in tlff V* th* course In top form. M A RK L O. NEUBCIt. Monthly Intercity Meet To N O T H '*: T O .VFFF.VIt Be Held In Leesburg T H E H T A T E O F F L O R ID A . T O : The Inter-City Women's Golf M AIIEI. (>. NEt'MCH. D an v lll* H u t* League of Central Florida la H ntpltat, D anvlltn. r * n n iy l« a n l* . Y ou s r s h tr s b y r « iu lr * J In fit* mad* up of 12 clubs In the area, y ou r w r itte n a p p ssra n rs In p trsn n Sanford being one o f the mem­ e r by a tto r n e y , w ith lh * CW rk o f h* a b n v s a ty lfS C ourt on o r b a fo r o bers. On Dec. 4, the Inter-City D aram bor la th . ISSS. to a Hull fo r monthly meet It in Leesburg at D lvorc*. aa an iltlrd abnva. and G o lf G o s s ip Legal Notice Fumbles Lost 3 Yards Penalized 60 Individual Yardage Lakeview— McDonald, 80; Wor­ ley, 34; Crawford. 6; Burkett, 3; Marden, 3 Sanford— Goernb*!, 41; Warner, 33; Schirard, 23; Dandridge, 24; Barbour, 14; Byrd, 4; Johaoa, 4; Collins, S Score By Periods Lakeview -------- 0 0 0 0 —0 Sanford -------0 7 0 0 —7 Sanford Scoring; Schirard (13 yard blocked kick return) Convirsion: Giles (placement) 2 43 Ih a ra aftar In til* ynur A naw ar or athar p ta adln sa aa p rov id ed by la w , and u p on fn llu ro *o to dn. a D e e r -* I’ ro Cnnreaao w ilt ba an t-ra d asalnat y ou . W IT N E S S m y hand and aaal o t m M C o u r t thla tth d ay o t N ovam tr. A . n . 1934. O. I* H E RN DON . C L E R K O F C IR C U IT c o u n T R y i A ria J. I.und lutat D a p u ty C lark (B E A D ELD E N O. WIClOtNS W H IT A K E R A WIOOTXS Attnrnnya f o r P la ln tU f H i l l K. C o lo n ia l P rlv o O rlando, F lo rid a Michigan State's All-Americ* Quarterback Earl Morrill g 1863 set ■ national collegia:* ^ cord by averaging 134 yards o* bis forward passes. Georg* Wood*, Eddie Arts* and Ttd Atkinson each woo Mg Pimlico Special three times. Legal Notice IN THIS C O U R T O T T H E I O I M > J tlH I K . SEM INOLE COUNTS, s t a t s : o f F L o n iD v . NOTICE T O rHKIHTlIMS IN R E : R atals Ot R A YM O N D W. EHTKS. • DacaaisL T O ; A t l . C R E D IT O R S AND 1‘ Kls. HONS H AVIN G CLAIMS UK DEM AN DS AGAINST 8A(U ESTATE: W • T oy and t a c h o t jrou. a r t b tr ttr a o t lflt d s o d rtu u lrtd to pratast a n y ck lm a nod d-m anda a h lrh o r aithar o l run. may bays asainai lh * Kalat* o f RAYMOND W. 1-ortA, daa'Mtad, I s is o f sold Count)', tt th* C ousljr J u d s * o f Samlnola C oiaat hi* o ffle t In th* tr, c o u r t hout* o f aald County at ktaford . F lorid *, w ithin -l* h t ca ll* , uar m onin* ir<A -pp tun* or — first p u blication Ot ,v — a., ,__a. claim ur d tm a n d tliall ba In writIn*, a ad sh all sla t* lh* place of raaldanr* an d n o il n fflr* addr-i* o f lha claim ant, and shall ba adh-* l o by th* claim a n t, hit a s t n t ^ r hi* a tlo rn a r. an d any auch clali* nr dtm and not ao fllad shall b* void. / a / R C U T a ESTES Aa E x a cu trlv o f tha I.ja l Will And T s a U m tn l o f IIAY3IOND W. EST EM, D*ct«a*d N OTICE OF S l t T ST A T E O F F L O R ID A TO: JAM ES a IIICKM and ANNIE a HICKS, hit w lf* . and HURT HOU­ S E R and M A E HOL'SER h it w lf* If a llv t. and If dead. th*lr r t a p t u ii* unknow n hair*, d t t ’ atta. *r»ntc*>, aaalsnaca, talnora, cred itors. t r u 'E c o r any and a ll p artita c U lm ln c ™ , tlirouph, undar o r asalnat Mid rtsp a c llv t nam ed dsfrndanta. *■* each o f th em ; an d any and a ll par­ son s bavin*, nr r la lm ln s to hat* any rl*ht. t ill* o r rn ltr* -l In an* lo lh* fo llo w in g drncrlbrd land, ly in g and b e in g In S tm ln ol* Coun­ ty. F lorid *, l o -w ll: N orih 111 f* * l o f N W U o f N W l» o f XWU o f Mrcllnn I, T ow n sh ip 30 South. R an g* SI K ail. You. and each o f you. ar* hrrtby nnlK Inl thnl a null haa l>— n brouuhl ngalnal y o u In lh * Circuit Court, In and fu r S -m ln o l- C ounty, KVrl Ido. In -h a n r * r y . r n tlll-d i 'K X T M I , FLO RID A DE V E LO PM E N T P A N i”. a F lo rid a corp oration , ptvlniirr. y jameh a h ick s . *t , l d «r«n d sn la . an d you, and *arh nf you , t r * req u ired lo fl i t y o u r Aa. •war lo p la in t iffs C om plain t m m lh * Clerk o f aald Court. an<L — rv* upon p la in t iff's attorn ey, OKO. A. SP E E R , JII , w hoa* .u ld r -x l, P. U Bn* 1341. Hanford. F lord a, a r o p y n f said anawar. on nr hcfnra W edn esday, D tca m b tr 1*. 1*34. sad If yon fa ll l o d o » « a d - r r — i> „. c o n f - u o w ill ho ontared apalnii you and oach n f you, fo r th o r tllif dam aadrd In -a id C om plalnL . T h* nature o f this suit It In Iho llllo l o th o ah ovo doacrlli-d land. W ITN ESS m y hand and aaal af said Court at Sanford. 8 -m lv d t C ounty, F lo rid a . Ihla 17th day af N ovem ber A l».. I t s * /• / O. I». IIEIINDON Clark o f -a id C ourt OEO. A. S P E E R , JR. S o llrlln r fo r P la in tiff P O . R o t 1344 Hanford. F lorid a. (C L E R K S BEAT.) NOTICE ^ I will not be responsible tor any debts Incurred by anyone except myself. (s ) JOSEPH TERLAP RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 (except Sunday) Arcade Package Store NIGHTLY Featuring POST - T IM E 8:10 P. M. Tho Very Best i played Inald* tha Lakeview 33 yard line. After a late first quarter Seminole drive that penetrated to the Devil If before fullback Gocmbel waa shaken loose from the ball, Lakeview was unable to move against the fired up Sem­ inole defensive. The Devil at­ tempt to punt out o f the hole provided the opportunity for the blocked punt (core. The Devils sparked a moment­ ary drive in tbe fading minutes of the fleet half but It was halted on the Seminole 31 when Stanley pounced on a Lakeview fumbl*. In the second half the Lakeview defens* stiffened and their o f­ fense clicked In spurts. The most Impressive Lakeview drive came early In the third stanza when the Devils moved 60 yards on a sustained drive that was halted by tbe Seminole defense on the San­ ford 21. From their own 21 the Sem­ inole* were unable to move agalnat the stiffened Lakeview defense, and on • punting aitua tlon Joe Rustl got o ff the only punt o f the evening. The ball waa blown dead on the Seminole 32. At the 32 the Devil* took ad­ vantage o f the break and moved down to the Seminole nine yard line behind a passing and running attack. With a first ami goal on th* Seminole nine at the end of the third quarter, the Devils moved Into the final stanza with a serious threat Meredith Scott spelled the end of that drive when he gathered in a Devil pass and returned the Interecptlon 21 yards to the Seminole 30. The Devjl* had another scoring opportunity in the dying seconds of the game when Seminole safety Phil Ryrd Intercepted a long Lakeview pats on his own nine, where he fumbled and Lakeview recovered. Again the stubborn Seminole defense refused to allow the Devils to take ad­ vantage o f a break, and I-nkcview ran out o f downs as the game ended. It wax a definite and decisive victory fo r the Seminole*. Tom Brown, Scott, Stanley. Fred Behrens, Claude Hlttell, Allen Swain, Bchlrird, Barbour, Giles, Goembel, and Byrd comprised the defensive unit that made its best Impression of the season and piesnt the difference in the game. Stanley wav particularity out­ standing. Th* sophomore was called up to the varsity after an excellent season with the JVs. All during the game ho wav hampered by a profuse novo bleed and periodically wa.v side­ lined to that ice packs could be applied to temporarily halt th* (low. The desire of the boy to play football was tremendous. He played shoulder to shoulder with Schiranl and Barbour to spark the magnificlent defense. The Yardstick Lakeview Sanford 9 First Downs 8 128 Rushing Yardage 131 27 Passing Yardage 0 3— 19 Passes 0—2 0 Passes Intercepted By 4 3—32 Punt* 6—29 • M A T IN E E S EVERY W E D N E S D A Y & SA T U R D A Y A T 2 P. M. 310 E. 1st People 60 to 80: Tear Out This Ad • NEW CLUB HOUSE • . • and mail it today to find out how you can atill apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy to help take care o f final expenses without bur­ dening your family. You handle the entire Iran*, action by mail with OLD AMERICAN o f KANSAS CITY. No obligation- No one will call on you! Write today, simply giving your name, address and age. Mail to Old American Ins. Co-, 3 West 0th. Dept. LI209B 1001 S. SANFORD AYE. Kansas Citjr, Mo. Glass-enclosed, air conditioned and heated. Admission $1 Pius General Admission o f 50c Jerry Collins, Trnck Operator Sorry, No M lnon free"* milk production and your beef catll* repidly put on valuable weight, when V-C Fertilizer q X ^ z f o T " 10 bi* ° f l0W'COrt‘ W« h* • for\3 Nl CLA‘ °1nt C*n “UppIy you with the right V*c Fertilizer Pr0,fr,,m' Th“ beltcr fertilizer contataa the plant food* your grazing crop* need to make quick. nuTriotiuf7 0 p r o t c i n *’ vitamin* and other w y h 'irr!H T tOC} hjirvw,t lh“ succulent, nutritious, appetizing, gnren fred and convert it into low-coat, high-qualit^ mUk eerT v I^ u T V ^ grailng_ar'd Pmiint daya, . y and late—for extra profile. SUrt now to use V-C Fertil- ® izer on your poaturew! BI D W E L L FEED AND SUPPLY CO. S A N F O R D M O T O R CO., INC. PHONE 1570 110 W . SECOND ST. Located A .Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow PHONE 1158 M a r h r f m i PURINA CHOWS aai PURINA PARM JUPPUB �rHE SANKORI) HKKALD IT—BUILDING PAINTING REPAIRS FLOOR landing and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. serving Saminole county tinea 192* B. M. Gicaioa. Lake Mary 2415 S. Park **—LOTI M oil , D * c. 3 , IB M , P t « 6 T c:«J f i. You i t rin d It li a For Painting cal] Mr. Tsskar, ? K •MXR. Room apocial SIAM. MeRANEY-fiMITH S3—WANTED to BUY M— DOGS—CATS—PETS PAINTS Phone 1203 For Sale—Dachshund male pedi­ Good used 20 In. boy’s Meyel*. Eight choice lots In the Mayfair greed. good with children SIR Area at an attractive cash Phone 2238-M. Box 2705, the Sanford Herald. price. Also twenty lets In Wynncwood at an attractive » —HUIS Elf—CATTLE—ROCS price. W. E. Kirchhoff. Jr. Phone 304. Shetland Pony k new aaddle. A. 94—APTB—MOUSRB—ROOMS E. dark , Osteen. Ph. 1354-J3. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Lake Mary, 100 x 116. High, dry, city water. $500. Box 19 Altgmprivate baths. 114 W, P in t 8t onle Springs, Fla. Avalon Apt*. Efficiency. Ph. 720-W 97—RRORRRft and REALTORS 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE • RENTALS M E R C H A N D IS E - DeWalt Power Shop—»ee it at GREGORY LUMBER Sixth 1c Maple Phone 2662 Ideal Christmas Gift for Dsd and Son 10% Down—12.30 per week «® W Fr’ S tm srT £ * E A S Y T O F IN D - H A N D Y — C O M P LE T E We euy and sell used furniture Efficiency apt. Hl-way It-W So. FOR BALE OR LEASE City Limits. Slumberland Court. Highway frontage with building Paying top cash prices (or any thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POST en 17-63 Pk 3682-W See Seminole Really for Desir­ 2 Bed roam Concrete Black able Houses and Apia. Phooe 47. PICK A GIFT O r INSPIRATION Reg. $1.98 Gem Dr Luxe AlLFurnUked Homo —Factory W tau— — not Deaperatlon Priee 98.200 - $1,000 Down DECORATOR FRIGIDAIRE'S exclusive EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Alamlsum See our beautiful renter pieces for Winter Tourist. Private oath PILLOW Venetian Bttada 30-Inch French Door 10—PIANO SERVICE SWEENEY'S k shower. Steam heat Inquire $1.39 Enclosed htnd. fag-proof botlon Electric Range, Duf.M up Registered Real Estato Broker U4 Magnolia Phone 147 Manuel Jacobson across from L L. Sill — Piano Technician rail with ptaatle emit. Plastl Phone 2971 17-92 at Hiawatha TOUCHTON DRUG CO. CLAUDE IL WOLFE Post Office. U -P L A IE 8 u b a t Phone 2164 Enute 1. Saaford or rayon tapes. Cotton er nylon BOUDOIR 308 E. First St. Mayfair—3 bedroom. 1-bath heme. LAMPS WEST1NOHOUSE Bear with oa. We’v* lo t growing >1—ROOFING aad PLUMBING S en karik G laaa u 4 P s la t C * . Call 1430-J after 6 p. m. 95.95 up pains. THE DOGGIE DLNEU Laura B. Osier. Realtor Electric Irons 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 2 Pc LIVING ROOM SU ITI P L U M B IN G WILRON-MAIER A BAH, Laka Mary. Uaiel M. Field, Associate IN OSTKEN-3 Rm. furn. apL They’re lighter... tl.11 All Foam Rubber Contract and Repair Work 211 E. 1st. St. rhone 2601 So Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1356 956 This b a free pass to the Prairie Screen Porch. 934 mo. Call aDar BAGGERLY APPLIANCE Fret Eitlmatea 1198 - ANNETTE’S - for good food, EVENINGS: 9119 and 790 Lake Drive In Theatre for Ray9 Phone 1333. CENTER R. U HARVEY Staak, Chicken, Shrimp, ELECTRIC BLANKETS by — MATHER o f Baafocd mond Lewie. Exp. date Dec. 12, Phone 1626 U5 Magnolia Ava. Spaghetti, Koaher Corned Beef 204 Sanford Ave 203 E. First SL •’Fblderest” 2 Room ApU. 112 E ta. Ph- 2963-W 1954. Sandwiches. SO. CITY LIMITS. 9—yr. Guarantee CERAMIC TILE NYLON OOWN k Clean apt. Oil heat. 611 Park. LIVE BAIT From $19.98 MOVIE CAMERAS AND FOUND Paul F- Mueller k Son Ph. 154 MATCHING ROBE Shiners, Bull Heads. Pop Guta $29 93 up Y O V E L L ' S Free estimate. Quality work. Fern, garage apt. 10? E. 3th St. Pastr| colors trimmed with lace 3 Doten, 95c ROUMILLAT k ANDERSON LOST— Largo brown k white dog. Missouri Minnows and Worms Desk k Chair and soft, dainty rosebuds Childron'a pat Reward. Call PLUMBING k HEATING On the Corner by tba Clock 5 room house, bath, 2 screened 8c U . by Fraypruf. $6.16 $996 290-W after S p . m Septic Tank Installation A Berrien Fleming Greccry— E. Geneva Ave. porches, garage. Adulla only, 204 So. Park Ave. — Phone 960 Heater Service, A r c h i e C. From $19.95 COWAN'S—212 E. tit, Ph. 874 no pets. Apply 2218 Palmetto PURENA This is a free pass to the RIU Harriett, Phone 734 W or 1335. BARGAINI Ape m e 8** W1LSON-MAIER Ave.____________________ _______ Home Spray prrfert condition. Call at 2800 Then Ii t fui J. W. Smith. Ex; 211 E. First St. Phone 958 Ladles date Dec. 12, 1BS6. Pint 60c Quart 11.0* Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwoid. w. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO Furnished cottage. Ph. 432-W. Cosmetic Travel KlSz BID WELL TEED 1 SUPPLY CO. REALTORS INTERNATIONAL STAINLESS t—PERSONAL NOTICES Paint 2J0 gal. Sweat Shirts, Jac­ $2.00 up UO E. 2nd SL Phono 1468 Pkoat 27 or 141 house, kitchen 1941 Park Ave 6-Pc. Place Scttingi ket*, Cota, Tents. Army-Nevy Two bedroom ROUMILLAT «c ANDERSON equipped. Central heating. 990 mo. Beautiful patterns-$5.76-$K94 ll.’ TTW Surplus. 310 Sanford Vva. ROLLAWAY, BospUal and Baby On the Corner by the Clock Ph. 776. 2417 Laurel Ave._____ TWIN HOLLYWOOD Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Beds Day. Week, or Uootb— COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB Order pcrsonallxed French-fold Tel. 1426. Furniture Center — 300 Sanford Ave. Phone 13448 Bed Guild, complete REALTOR SPORTS WEAR—Sweater*. Skirts Christmas cards, with your Lovely 2-bedroom lake front furn. Including: bath futures, cabinet 118 West First St. R ayaoad Landqalst, or unfurn, house, • miles out, 941.95 PROPHYLACTIC sink, wster pump, icptic tank favorite map shot 25 for 94. Blouses, Matched Seta $85 per mo. Pnooe 2056-J-10. ASSOCIATE 100 for 914. WIEBOLDTS CAM­ MATHER o f Sanford and water heater, approximate­ Combs and ‘ Brushes, also by Bobby Brooks, Lampl, Petti Opened Nov. ltth French Ava. Phene 1173. Allaalb Bank Bldg. ERA SHOP, 210 8. Park Ave. Day Nursery for children from ly (23 month. „ _ . v Comb, Brush and Mirror HOLLYWOOD SHOPS 203 E. First SL Thb is a free pass to the Prairie S months to 10 yri. old. Apply Call, or tee us TODAY Seta Lake Drive tn Theatre for Ruth SEWING MACHINES 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 1600 Frsach Avc,___________ Wall-to-WaU and TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Metxler. Exp. date Dec. 12,1964. Necchl — White Famous Gullstan Carpeting New and Used TV U a ilT S Plumbing. Kreihy Heating On Lay-Awar or Credit Plan 3-Bcdroom unfurnished house, GARRETT'S 323 E. 1st St. A B. PETERSON DESK LIGHTS SANFORD LINOLEUM * TIL* Fenced In back yard. Phone Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson M . G. HODGES $2.93 127 W. ru n SL 1884-R. £ T—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Service on All Wster Pumps— New Culligan Chlorinator, U II. Jr., P. J. Chestsraon, Garfield FURNITURE CENTER Wells Drilled — Pumps WILSON P. Sprayer outfit *8” boys Willetts, John Melsch aod R. W. Sell Your Car to Newly redecorated 4 room furnPaola Road, Phone 700 116 W. First St. bike. Phone 799-M. WALLETS Williams. A. C Doudney, Land Ished apt. $55 mo. Call 435-R ROY REEL Surveyor. 93.50 to $10 306 W. Second SL after 5:00 p.m. 500 Myrtle. HALT-SLIPS. while, black.pink a —SPECIAL NOTICES Oil heaters, all Lind, cheap Ill N Perk Ave Pbune 1129 WM. E. KADER Small, medium and large.' We take yours In trade. 112 S. Park Ave. -WANTED to RENT S-R O A TS AND MOTORS FOR EVERYTHING In hardware Roper Trading Poet Just what she want* IF IT 18 REAL E8TATF. Real Art Pictures and paint ace-HUI Hardware On Hwy. 17-92 Phone 1053-W, for Christmaa esk Crumley k Montelth 3-bedroom, 2 bath homo tn Your Evlnrude Desler Beautiful framed reproduction* Co., 301 E. 1st S t, Phone 55 at 117 South Park Phont 771 COWAN'S 212 E. lit. Phont 174 Mayfair Section. 6 months or ROBSON SPORTING GOODS This Is a free pass to the Movieand Originals from U JS They Know year's lease. Reply box IK SOI E. lit St. Phone MS land Rlde-In Theatre for Mrs. Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. W1LSON-MA1ER Sanford Herald. Cigarette Lighters Cliff Abies. Exp. date Dec. 12. We build, design and refinisk. REAL EBTATE DRIVE-IN USED MOTORS 1956. A Urge, beautiful atlectlon 311 K. lit. SL Fhooe M l See it 616 French, Ph. 52-B. It—ACREAUB 1544 French Ave. Unconditionally Guaranteed 94c J. W. I1ALL, REALTOR 1636 Mercury Mark 35 44—APPLIANCES PUMPS A SPRINKLER ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON WROUGHT IRON Ten acre* exceptional tiled land STILL TIME (Demonstrator) $496 Johnny Walker, Asnoclate SYSTEMS On the Corner by the Clock on hard surface road. W. E. Smoking Stand A few 20 HP, 1966 Mercury* B app "Cell Hell” Phone 1758 To Order Personalised All types and sires, Installed Kirchhoff Jr. Phone 305. With Maeazine Rack $7.95 and service. G. II. High, Oviedo l e f t ...................................... SAVE Photo Greeting Card* "D o It Yourself.” Ladies Consult A REALTOR F lm Fla. Phone FO-5-3315 or San 1957 MODELS, NEW MATHER of Sxnfotd 23 for $3.50 100 for 919 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE JEWEL BOXES ford 1642-W after 6 p.m. • HP ...............- ..................... $231 CULLEN AND HARKEY 203 E. First St. S T I N E JAMESON’S _________Phone 919$ $7.16 30 HP .......- ............................ $4*6 It* N Park Avt. Phene 2311 Machine and Supply Co. Gas stove, good eond. $30. Phona WERT JEWELRY STORE 40 HP ...............- ..................... $013 207 W. 2nJ SL Ph. 62 44-PABM S AND GROVER 969-J. MEN'S ROBES HAND HAMMERED ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS W. U. “ BUI” 8TF.MPER 202 E. 1st St. Phone 6 and TV JACKETS Brass from England Closing Out—1 Only , Realtor — General bswror 45—BUILDING MATERIALS CROSLEY - BENDIX 20 acre tilt farm. Three bedroom all wool and blends $299 Fiberglass Boat ....... $210 MONROE CORNER Gey Allea Associate QUILTED RODES-short, long Sales and Service bouse, large barn. All equipment Crestllner Aluminum Boats Arietta Priee, Associate from $7.95 RED-I-M1X CONCRETE CRAIT Is GIFT SHOP , Sizes 12 to 40, 30 to 44 RANDALL and machinery. Easy terms. Ph. fr o m .................... —— . $313 Thone 003 or 2122 — 112 N. Park Window Siili — Lintels Y 0 W E L L ' S 1st St. 3 Ml. Welt o f d o c k $12.06 #1 Electric Company 1393-J. P. O. Box 1154. SEE NOW I Septie Tank . State Approved P U R C E L L ’ S SarvleeQuality -Satisfaction Naw Mark 75 60 HP 6-cyl. Now CLAYTON C. BROOKS Sand • Camant Mortar Mix 45—HOMES 123 W. 1st St. Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 De Bary on display. Miracle Concrete Co. Real Estate Invee'mentv Trots l Trimmings W. P . SMITH 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1334. So. Orlando Hwy. — Ph. 2903-W nEDROOM SHOES h e a t in g M otors—Boats— Paints—Glasa Vomcn’ s — Men's— Children’s -1515 S. Park Phont 1203 Floor Furnace* k Circulator* PHONE 9279 far CHERRY CONCRETE For genuine comfort (teal Estate Brokerage — Notary Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete H. B. POPE CO , Inc. DAISY O A R R E T T ’ S COMPLETE SELECTIONS 14 ft. plywood V-bottom boat. 200 8. Park 1219 W. 13th SL Rear-Barber Shup Block, Sind, Gravtl Cement, Phona 1440 Air Rifles 323 E. First St. Christmas Tree Trimmings Sacrifice, $100. Ph. 1193. Park Concrete Pipe to meet ell 209 FAMILIES 95.50 — 98.60 — 912.95 and Decorations SWAP ANYTHING! Just place Ave. Trailer Ct. Inquire at of* This la a free pass to the Movie- Qualifications. U R G E .SIZE CAN’T BE WRONG SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Classified ads. Phone 1621 for a flee. Buy while stocks are complete land Rlde-In Theatre for Mrs. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Natural Solid CEDAR CHEST helpful sd-writer. Sanford Ava. at 2Slh SL R. Mascy. Exp. date Dec. 12, Out West 13lh St. KEL’S 5 and 10c STORE INC. Ph. 248$ •— MOTORCTCUES-BICTCLBS $49.60 1956. Five beautiful residential develop­ FURNITURE CENTER 46-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT ments: Bel-Air, l’ inecrest South BILUf HARO TO PAY? Sell GAMES Full sire boys bicycle, good FAIRBANKS MOUSE Pumps 116 W. First St. Pinccreat, Rose Court and Uiove Books — Toys condition. Ph. 1907-J. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. HAYNES Office Machine Co. things you're through w i t h Manors, ere standing proof of Block* — Banka She'd love a dressy dress Typewriters, adding machine* LONG. Phono 388, 207 East the high-acceptaocc rating ot Plush Animals STAN LEY’S BIKE SHOP Sales-RtnUls, 314 5(ag., Ph. 44 Commercial Avc. Priced so Reasonably through Want Ads for CA8R Odham k Tudor homes. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Repair All Makes From $6 M to $7.96 17—FURNITURE—IIO U S M f'.D Call 1821. BIKE PAINTING You can buy with safety, and live GATLIN BROTHERS H. k A. DEPT STORE O. D. Farrell's in the secure knowledge that Dragline k Bulldozer Service Used furniture, appliances, tools, Sanford Ave. at 4th St. Accept to Dee. 13— xmas Storage GYM SETS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Ph. 2233 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. your home will continue to in­ ete, Hought-soM. Larry's Mart 310 E. 4th — Phone 2434 Eight-play ....... 524.95 FOR QUICK ACTION use Claui SHOES—A useful gift for Featuring: 321 East lit. SL Phono 1531. crease In value. II play, with slide $34.95 ENVFl/OPF.S, Letterheads, stalothe Lady for Everyday 12—TRAILERS The Very Rest fled id s to sell, rent hire. Call FURNITURE CENTER meeis. Invoices, hand bills, and FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE and Drcsa $2.98 up 310 E. First IF 116 W. First 8t. programs, etc. Progressive —at Warehouse Prices, visit 182le say “ Charge It.” Ik will pay YOU to see us before SANFORD SHOE CENTER You Select Your BERRY’S. We are experts at as­ Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 you buy. Open Evenings and 205 S. Sanford Ave. Home In WESTERN DENIMS by Wrangler* sisting you to secure gracious LIQUEURS and BRANDY West 13th 8t. Sundays. South I’ ineerest—Sanford good looks with functional con­ Sizes 4-18, 13M o i denim Assortment in a Gift Box EaaUide Trailer Salsa LET IT RAIN, let It shine. Every Everyone appreciates Grove Manors----- Sanford O R L A N D O Sentinel Star, Call venience. Today's best buys In $2 08 — $3.50 palatka, Fla. 94.93 complete THE FINEST nationally advertised furniture Ralph Ray, 3130. COWAN’S or day U a good day to use the THE TOWN PUMP Give her— at DISCOUNT TRICES. 991 W. Valencia Vilias-DcLand 212 E. First St. Phone 874. 'A irstrea m Houie Trailer for sale. 112 W. First St. Denial Green Houso Slipper. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING First SL Phone 1617 for Even­ Want Adi. DRIVE DOWN, or CALL . Purchased new this year. Com. IVEY S SHOE STORE ing Appointment. Slip Covers and Drapes Balt Buckles .. ..... $530 piete with combination refri­ SALES OFFICE TOUVY— STANLEY KUI.P NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT! To RINGS—births tone, signet gerator, gas range, lias heat, 2625 S. French Ave • DIG VALUES PHONE 2838-J. Intaglio and Clast .....$19.50 twin beds. dineU* A 12 gallon Phones: 2100 ami 2980 sell something fait order a fastFor Thoit In SdrvicB • QUICK CREDIT water tank. St. John’s Realty, FRANK NOELL, Jeweler O n 11 A M & T u D O it Inc. Phone 1129 or 1070. Sanford. lto S. Park Ave. • EASY TERMS acting Want Ad. IK WILSON MAIEE “ Builders of Ftnrr Homes THE SANFORD HERALD Watch Bands $3.95 up Sleeping Bags ~ 14—USED CARS New and Used Furniture 26-HELP WANTED FEMALE For Florida Living" would be as welcome as Barrettes-ilair Clips $l.3u up Naw Kapok 311 E. First SL Phnne 95* You’ll Be Miles Ahead with i Saleslady for steady Job. Must a daily letter from home Compacts $2.95 $10.95 New 1957 PONTIAC, now on dis $1. month—$11.50 year. be neat and friendly. Apply in XM AS SPECIALS FRANK NOEI.I., Jeweler ARMY NAVY SURPLUS pi*yBy Mail Anywhere pcr*on, Jacobson Department UO S. Park Avc. 310 S. Sanford Ave. —and— ( Free Lay Away) Store. Y ou’ll be Dollars Ahead with the l high-appraisal trade-in you gat Girls ried through October, the October USE FOUND FOR PLAYED OUT over 21 eppty Pig’n FREE 10-13 lb. Turkey with $12,000. 3 bedroom, air condition­ - from Rsy Herron. Just phone ed, enclosed garage, block con­ death total would have been about OIL WELLS Whistle. Park Ave. A 25th SI. following: 2456, or after 6 p.m. Ph. 1343-W struction. Hardwood A cork 8oo higher. TAMPA tn—Played out oil wells floor*. M) x 135 lot. Low FIIA Wnnted— Ileauty operator. Mary “ Credit for this improvement,” may serve s vital purpose in the Qulltop Innerspring Mattress •47 Chev. coupe. $35. Ph 1292-XM monthly payments. $52.79 after Brown Beauty Shop. Phone stated Ned II. Dearborn, council future as ash cam for radioactive and Matching Box Spring buying owner* equity. 232J 1169. president, “ must go mslnly to the rubbish. flcg. $133 LESS TRADE $99 Laurel. Ph. 2401-J. VACANCY PROBLEMS? Find average driver and pedestrian anl A nuclear scientist told tht LADIES $94.50 certainly to alert public official* Florida Academy of Sciences yes* “ IF” Hi Riser By OWNER tenants fast thru the Want Ads. You want new interest and extra who were alarmed over the fact lerday that disposal o f radioactive -I I — IlEAUTY PARLORS Lak« front, new three bedroom $295 00 money, sell Avon Cosmetics 3-Rm. Group that the traffic accident problem waste will become an urgent prob* house on Lake Emina. One and Mrs. J. Russell. P. 0 . Box 975 '910 Waves by Zotoa k Realistic was getting out of hand. lem when commercial atomic en* half tiled baths. Florida room SOMETHING MISSING? Locale CHICAGO M )—'Th# nation’* traf­ Sofa-Bed with Matching Chair Orlaudo. 97.M Thru Nov. Open 8 a-m. ergy plants really gat into pro* Lot 211’ x £13’. Turn So. one “ We are getting action." fic death toll hat taken a sharp Reg. )I99 NOW $189.00 It quickly through Want Ads. Call 671 mile at Oaklawn Cemetery. 77—HELP WANTED SIALE Traflfc fatalities in the first 10 duction. Dr. Walter If. Zonn o f drop — a turn the National Safe­ HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK months o f this year added up to Dunedin said ocean beds and old Phone 1121. Bookcase Bed ty Council calls “ amazing." This U a free pass to the Itltx Newspaper street saleiboys want Dresser and Mirror HAIR HARD TO WAVE? The council reported that motor 152,420. The total was 5 per cent oil wells aro possible dumping Theatre for Alice McMillan. cd for work sftsr schn-il. Ages Innerspring Mattress Let expert stylists give you soft, vehicle fatalities slumped 12 per higher than in corresponding pe- spots, but he said that only re* Exp. date Dec. 12. 1956. up to 14 yeara ul.i See Mr Box Spring lasting waves o f eternal beauty, cent In October. j ri°d of 1635- But at the end of search will provide a satisfactory Holley at Tha Sanford Herald Complete BEDROOM Priced from $8.50 It stated that the abrupt down-,'dne months it was 8 per cent solution. 2-bcdroom home with Florida right after school. EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP turn: ! higher. room, extra large utility room PHONE 563 OPEN MONDAYS Young aggressive retail sales Halted a rise that had extend-1 Dearborn said the October lm- 41,000. A couple of month* ago It Must see to appreciate. 301 E. man, full time. FIRESTONE 26th. Ph. 2258-J. T I L 9:00 P.M. ed through 12 consecutive months.; provement had not eliminated the looked as if It might reach 42,* 17—SUILDlNd - REPAIRS STOKES. Completely reversed the normal possibility that the 1956 total 000." PAINTING_______________ »!y OWNER seasonal trend. ’ would top the record of 39.696 ECHOLS REDDING CO. The council noted that the Oc­ ROUTE SALESMAN 1 year o!J, 2 bedroom Concrete Cor. 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1232 Set up a chant# to keep the 1956, killed in 1941. But he added tober decrease wa« spread out HAVE YOU BEEN PUTTING OFF Over 25, must be bondable. Good Block house. Furnished or un­ “ Bud Bamberger. Mgr. total from reaching record “ W* are almost certain now through all regions of the coun­ THAT NEW ROOF because you physical condition. Salary & furnished. Ph. 1618-R. FREE DELIVERY that the toll will be well under try. haighta. fear the cost will be too great? commission, paid vacation and Wby not drop in? It’ll cost you Deaths on the streets and roads other benefits. Reply Box UD Five room house with bath and nothing to talk it over. You may In October numbered 3.150. That % Sanford Herald. approximately thirteen acres of have a pleasant surprise in store wat 12 per cent under the number <* high hammock land. W. E. HILL LUMBER k SUPPLY 56—WORK WANTED FEMALE who died in October, 1955. And-it Kirchhoff Jr. Ph. 305. In OUR Store YARD 223 W. 3rd St.. PHONE was the lowest oil for any October Wanted: Baby sitting, ref. 1013-M. 13 *The Lumber Number. since 1949. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES A solid truckload of Modern Plat­ “ Not since January of 1948,” VA— FIIA—CONVENTIONAL form Rockers — All upholster­ Ted Burnett SELL -the council said, “ Had traffic ed and 100". Nylon — With 16 FINANCING for PAINTING death* been reduced as much as Aajthtag beautiful colors from which to LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 2601 Grandview Phooe 1952-M. 33-MONEY T f LOAN 12 per cent In any month." choose — Hurry for beat selec­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Kith A tions — While they last, ONLY Usually fatalities are higher in AUTO LOANS A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. $19 88 October than In any preceding Classified COST LESS Marine Finishes Phooe 1991 1100 Ueilonvilla month of a year. For Your Boat • of Sanford Council statisticians situ mat. OSTEEN-2 bedroom traine home. Senkarik Glasa and Paint Co. 203-09 E. 1st St. Phone 127 Lake front. $7,000. Reichened Ilf lthe rising trend of lh« first OF SANFORD cr. Osteen. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Phone 320 jtiuna monihJ o f Urn year had csx- •kit i n wait C lA S S IM ID ADS Gifts b fH w ^ l Gtfti for ROSA L. P A Y T O N . P k 1821 OZIER R E A L T Y CO BALL REALTY And INSURANCE Seminole Realty ftM Robert A. Williams Gifts for Dud • A U T O M O T IV E Unutwol • REAL ESTATE Gifts far Bo asie$) Holiday Chttr Gifts for Girls M l. EMPLOYMENT Nation's Traffic Death Toll Takes 'Amazing' Drop BUSINESS SERVICES $179. JUST DUMPED IU FINANCIAL M m ber B U IL D IN G N E E D S - ■ ■ ■ ■ ( £ £ 3 4 8 ?J i WOOLSEY MATHER Florida State Bank tfS B Ij* COHCRETEmPECO^ �■ ndidatM Qualify! Gardens or Town Election By Balk Lay* L n «r»«M — Candidate* for tba -•m ini elwttoa in L o a ffa e d on .T im day, Doe. 4, k u < mow qualMad and thoi* aorUn* offlra* will be, for Mayor, Otln Klein * »d Daolai flrroeaey, Incumbent. Fir* eouaeQawo win bo elected . tn d Candidatoo fo r theta office* tecludo, H. C. Carlton, fa a o o l iohnaon aid Janie* Rviter. *11 in* ' cn a b on u , ala*. Eldon K. William* a*n, flaaor Bod Scott. 0 . H. •todgraso, Ruttall Grant and Lin­ ton Can. Burning far lb* c ooiMaod offic* at Clarir. Troaiarar-Aatettor will b* Joy Hlaai Crocker and Charlaa Morrla**, incumbent The offle* at Tan C*n*ctor, Rofar Crocket and Marguerite Merriton. Inenabant, The*# office* are aD for a twoyear period and thoa* bring elect•d will take office on the firat regular meeting night In January 1MT, Voters To Elect 2 Coandlmen M tA M V Q B D n m D P i n •. M a a , M «. « . IB M (Caotlaaed tram Pag* 1) pink mataea o f bloom toward tho coveted sign. Mr*. Cowan, dlmlnutlr* chat** lain* o f thla lovely home, asked na t* view the interior where the rreach influence still reigns. A circular atalreai* o f wrought Iron curve* sweetly to the room* above from a hallway who** walls are finished la moity green toil*, opening to one spacious room don* in honey beig* and another in Wedge wood bln*. The gleam* ing, dark furniture with splendid line* accents this pastel back­ ground and the neatness of every* thing would lead us to choose this as the Home o f the Month, ala*. Built six years ago, as Mr*. Cewan tells na, M looks as if It had just been finished, polished and ready for a soiree. A member of the Dirt Gard* nera Circle, Mr*. Cowan express­ ed herself pleated and over­ whelmed with the choice o f the garden tlub committee, headed by Mra. S. C. Harper, Jr. o f th* Camellia Circle. Mr*. Harper is one o f a committer who visit* th* Sanfod homes and ehooses what appears to them as the most in­ terestingly planned and cared for lawns. On* does not have to be a member o f the garden club to compete for this honor. Memorial Senrke lighting Contest Missionary Teds f Big Crowd Enjoys Honors Deceased Of Experiences 77 Gala Square Dance ^rofhen Of Elks In Philippines ponsored By P-IA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Ve­ thro* children aad I* employed (ChatteMd tram Pag* I) ters win go to the polls her* at Baynhams’ Shoo Co. Ia Orlando. ten silver dollars. Residential con­ Law is making hla first attempt .testants T " - - - may' select --------------- - of Tuesday fDee. 4) to elect two only one tnra* divlsloas to enter. All en- j Council men to serve for two year* at local politics. Ho is affiliated trie* will automatically be, placed each on th# Town CounrfL V uaa with the Alien Drug Co., U marcandidates have qualified for the ried and has four children and la the fourth division. race. They are incumbent Hug# has been a resident of Altamonte • First prize for th* commercial Wolf. E. Martin Law and _ H. S- Spring! for about three years.f) Christmas m n a i n i a i Lighting u g n u n g division a iv m o u will _ Wolf, aad a brother, ar* panbo th# Florida Power k Light! S e»*n* -Jnera In Wolf Brothers Sorvaylng, Co.'* Traveling Trophy awarded ■boird for • m001,11 ^ signing from offle# to enter the Orlando Avt., Winter Park. He ng ____ annually to the commercial es­ tablishment displaying th* best race for Mayor but wa* defeated live* with hla wife and two chilChristmas lighting arrangement by tba preaent Mayor W. L. dran on Grandview Av*. Swofford. He la married and has The four 123 U. S. Savings Bonds will b* given by Florida Power k Light Co., Sanford At­ lantic National Bank, Florida (Continued from Pag# One) State Bank, and The Sanford hospital wh*r* he died at S:«3. Herald. Th* silver dollars will be " I talked to both tha hoys andt| By Mrs. Botk Lay* given by tha Seminol* County Longwood — Longwood Women's to Groaa," Deputy McClelland re­ Junior Chamber o f Commerce. Civic League will meet tomorrow ported. F in t raporta from the at 3 p. m. In Library Hall seen# of tha accident, shortly af­ for their annual Chriilmi* Party. ter the Orlando youth was takea A Christmas reading will be ore­ to the hospital, doctors, accord­ sented by Mr*. Charlotte McOuil- ing toDaputy Sheriff McClelland, the boye re­ lan and (he carol singing will be held slim hope (Cawtlkued From P»«e 1) covery. "The bullet," he laid, lead by Mrs. R. T. Milwee. team, played a good game both There will be th* traditional "antared the back o f th* head and offensively and defensively. His Christmas tree and e«fh member lodged somewhete In th* skull." rebounding was quite good while Is requested to bring a small Funeral lerviees for David MeFerdinand Duda. alternate cap­ gift. Gulra will be held at 10 a. m.O tain, showed remarkable skill as Hostesses for this meeting will Tuesday at the Fairchild Funeral well as Mike Duda, a newcomer to be, Mrs. W. S. Young, Mr*. Rob­ Home ChaRd, the Rev. John Methe team. Haymond Mikter. a ert Hammond. Mrs. Dirwln Patty, Kinley oflBlatlng. Burial will be senior and a guard, did quit* Mrs. Daniel Scretney, Mrs. Gab­ In Glen Haven Memorial Park well, a* well as William Hart. riel Cloutier and Mra. Ira Wilson. and Cemetery. Tom Brown, and Joseph Duda. The Pierson quintet was not even a match for th. substitutes. Four Control Florid* Lodges By MARIAM JONRS o f tho Benevolent aad Protective OVIEDO— •Wo donned amt Order o f Elka took port ia aa lm heavy coat and wont to the Ovto"Chsae the tm. eheae tba 1 pnorive, dignified memorial ser­ do Methodist Church Friday ej,l l t that pretty gin round and vice hi honor of their departed evening at 4:30 for th* fam ily, round I” This was the marry call brothers yesteday afternoon ia night basket supper honoring Um |that set fe*t t* flying at Jh* gala the lodge rooms of the Sanford squar* danct at Om Plaacreat hast dub. Her. C. L Spottawood. School Saturday Bight A largo Taking port la th* service w en The Rev. Bpottawood, ia addl- crowd was ia attendance at thla member* aad their ladies from t>on *• b*lng * former pester of PTA iponsored affair, which fea­ DeLaml No. 1443; Daytona Beach the church, has been for several tured real Addlin' music by tho Lodge No. 1141 and New Smyrna Navy Square Dane* Band, with year* a missionary to the Philip­ Beach Lodge No. 1S67, caller Lt. R. J. Griffith, expertly pines. Thla was a special occas­ calling the seta. Eva* those who Th* program wat as follows: ion, being his first visit to his bad Btver squaro-daneod before Piano Prelude. "Sweet Hour of able ti follow through with Prayor” , Mias Allyaon Leo; Open­ former ehurck since being a mis­ Griffith's walk-through explana­ ing Ceremony, Exalted Ruler and sionary. Officers; Prayer by tho dhapHonorable Mayor Leo Gary, tions aad. tho school cafeteria lala; Mai* Quartette. "M y was on hand to ahaka hands with realty rang with th* tapping feet, Task"; Roll Call of Deceased clapping hand* and fiddle musle. averyoot. Brothers, Exalted Ruler and OfDuring tha evening, many conWe did not get to stay for tba fleen ; Tenor Solo, “The Lord's plea had their picture* t a n a la program, at which time Rev. Prayar". William W. Brown: De­ Spottawood gave a very Inter­ an old fashioned buggy, set upon dication Service at the Altar; esting talk on his missionary ex­ th* stage, loaned for th* occasion Mate Quartette, "Heaven la My s n u a or h it periences in tha Philippines. Th* by Sligb Earnest. Ia the kltehea Home” ; Memorial Address, the 23 Rev. George Caritoo, pastor of o f the school, refreshments at Rev. Father Richard J. Lyons; the local church, supplied us with homemade pies and eakes, war* Closing Ceremony; Benediction 1 » -erred, with coffe* aad soft ■ u r i i t * o 4 If 4**o inelf data though. by Pother Lyons. tlv* oaxnowa Half*. 4*»l****. ***** George Morgan, chairman of drinks to quench th* thirst arous­ »•#*. ***ls***aAllyaon Lao played a special ed by the exciting but strenuous lru *t**« a d * ■ » •** 1 the board of stewards, and many piano solo. "A va Maria", a Bach•UJmUS br- »*raua*. ,?r o f th* other stewards and their dancing o f "Birdlo in th* Cage," gounod arrangement. The mala •aaln at aalJ »**P*«U*f (•■•* 4#- w » 'Solly Goodun" "Texas Star", landaaia. o o * N i b e f I b i o l AN- D a n | | | | I wives were on hand for the NIK MARRU M w d* i jj *a m * ika* '» UAlte N IK K. KAJUlIa * * !: I r E d l U l ! T ile qu intet i v f i l i f i ] lu u o fV u«*il *R'.a for thf Clam,' and other lime quartette wne mad# up e? Wil­ occa sio n . ■M• n«r uuauiBri it *'"* *‘ i liam Brown, Al Case. Warren D. with Wallace Kelsey replacing the honored call*. tiii. t a .t r reedeetlv # uoknown J ass* Waller, district superin­ a and Charlie Morrison ■veteran, Jim Hall, and the team katr*. g t o o t .e * . «•*•*»• (Continued front P.ia* One) MU* Ann* and Den Reynolds tendent of Orlando, walcomtd tho |i.aor*. «r*d lior*. The following numbers o f tha worked with pnwfect teamwork period., with or without a Pea­ and Ed Varn and hla date woo ani out •» Mttle* riatmtoj visitors following tho opening local lodge were honored in the and won despite Jim's absence ] or acalaat **IJ nut Bowl; the girls h r . Ibrouafc. ‘•odor -------would be prayer by the Rev. Carlton. th* jitterbug contest which waa •errlee: Wurt W. Warner, Artie from the tram. d*i*ndoYu,~'*r olth.r of ih .a ; *»r one of th* big events of th* even­ . . . oil m i n i * hovloo. or clam* playing volleyball and cheerlead­ D. Smith, J. H. Watson, Raymond The Rev. Spottawood aald that Andy Duda, who showed sur­ llog ag tv *••»*, ----ing: tha boya and girl* o f th* lo n a... —— o » ro . . * — . UUe.or ing. They were awarded two doeM. Higgs and Henry Thurston. toraot In I t . In lln w ln * .l.w ilb .d fourth and fifth grades would be the next 10 year* In Asia will prising skill last year, did well, orated cokot. ad I j l a f 00<t b . l « » to N -m tooU Officers o f the local lodge are: even with a bad knee. during probably be tha most crucial Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coala ( ’ uiin t?. rtcrtd o. t '►*w 11: M1, o flearning various dances Carl Fabry. * ft 4 center, was N K 't o f M W . aad NU o f UK * o f their physical education periods. years in its history. Probably In headed th* Square Dance com­ Kaalted Ruler, Roy D. Green; S I V . u f Snctloo 1*. T o w n .h ip 1 . (he next 10 years the struggle be­ mittee and soma of th* other* Esteemed Leading Knight, D. Guy really "on the beam " with buc­ In other wordi, regular school S outh. I U o ( . 11 K o .l. T ou. aad .n ch o f you . life goes on in a routine manner tween the communistic and the helped to mako th* evening a Allen; Esteemed Loyal Knight, kets and foul shots and ended b r notUlod that a oult h a . b .. a democratic philosophy will be success were: Mra. S. E. Undel, W. D. Harden; b teem ed Lec­ up with 11 buckets for a total brnuahl . g . l n . t you to i h . t l r - up to the day before the Peanut turing Knight, R. P. Mapea; Sec­ of 25 points in all. He was fol­ rMolved one way or the other. c u ll Court. In and fo r S .m ln o l. Bowl. Mrs. Bea Polley, Mrs. Delerea C utintr. F lirld o. In ih o n r » r y . »n He .aid that one uf the wisest Chillis Mr and Mrs. Dick Elam, retary. W. O. Livingston; Trea­ lowed by Ferdinand Duds with When the Sanford Grammar t i l l . * W . U NORTH. .1 nl. surer, Myron Reck; Eiquirr, Har­ 14 points. Half time score was » r r .. V. LIZZIE A N S A WII-MON. School celebrated the May Day thing, he had ever heard anyone John Angel, M n. Margaret Reyn­ quarter and W idow . .1 at, d .f.n ila n t . and r o o , activities In a big way, tha chil­ say whether they ware a gra­ old!, Mr. and Mra. Pate MeKnlght, ry Canell; Tiler, E. P. Hair; 33-10, 34-14. third a a d M .k a f you. ara r e iu lr .d lo 73-23 final score. as duate of Harvard, Yale or any Cecil Ogle*, M n . W. S. Higgin­ aad Chaplain, Jamas Stowell. n la your A n iw .r to plaintiff*’ dren would aometlmea lose If Taul'i tram can Just keep C o n p la ta t w ith tba C I .r k a f Mid much a* three weeks of school. other place, came from the mouth botham, Mr. and M n . Pat LaaC au ri. and oorva u m i o la ln tlff.' at- The results, wanted and needed up the good work it will be a o f a man who could neither read lar, Mra Kenneth Forrest, M n. tnrnoy. HEO. A. MPERR Jit., gate year for the basketball fans w h o a , i d d r .a . lo F. O. R m l i l t . for the children are obtained with, or write. J. B. Brown, Mr. and M n. BUI H anford. F lorida. a ra p * o f raid the Peanut Bowl, b ill w ith o u t the | again. Glenn. M n Harry Weir, Mrs. L m “ Th* trouble with you Miss­ A n .w a r on o r b .f o r o \V*dno..Uy, cl!!* Fessler, M n . Edyth* Cor­ J a n u a ry 1. A. D . H IT . and If you loss of class time. ionaries,’ ’ tha man uttered, “ la fa ll to da oo, a d .a r .o ara coo* The Bloodmobile of the Central Wight, chairman o f th* Friday night’s Peanut Bowl lhat you scratch where we ain't ner, M n. Erma Chlch, M n. J. C. Elka fo o a o w in bo ontarad a g a in .t ynn, gama will actually be the resume Andnws, M n. J. B. Foley. M n . Florida Blood Bank will be in Club Blood Bank said today. g a d .a u k a f yau. fa r t h . r . l l . f d .itching." Sanford at the Elks Club, tomor­ of all o f the efforts put in dur* m an d td la Mid re m p la ln l. Anyone wishing to place blood The Rav. Spottawood .aid that E. S. Higginbotham. Mn. Koch, row afternoon between I and 3 T b a a a tu r . a f thl* «ult I . ta Ing cla n time at Sanford Gram­ in the bank for other* or to Mrs. D. M. Paul, Mrs. Louise Dr* e n l .t tba t i l l , in t h . a b o * . d.fc miiiionary work has changed in mar .School. p. m. and at Dr. Stark*’ * Clinic group accounts r a n do so to­ a r lh .d laad. the past few year* in an attempt bert. Mrs. Clarane* Foggs, and from 3:30 to 7:00 p. m., Ralph W ITN KK* my hand and i ti. morrow afternoon, Wight said. many other Plnecnst pannta goal a f aald C ourt at la n ia r d , S .m . to “ .cratch where the people art who mad* contributions and help­ la a la County. F lorid a, t h l. Ird day Itching. •* D w am bar, A. D., t i l l . ed in various ways too numerous /Ml 0 . t . H B R N P O V “ Th* need* of tho people in the to mention. AB those rate a large C I.rk a f M id C ourt missionary field are: first,medl vote of thsnka and a "w*H done.'(C L E R K 'S S E A i.) 0 * 0 . A . SPEE R . JR . cal care; second dental care; (ronUnu*.l From .Pace 1) H t ^ l l o ^ f o r ^ p la in tiff. will be the second lour of duty third, food; fourth, education; S a n fo rd , Florida. al Sanford NAS for I/1DR. Kuos the Rev. Spottawood said, lie con­ n rm c in c c r r c o tt a r » r ritr. lie was formerly Security Offl- tinued. “ The first four are mani­ n i r n i j u d ic ia l c ir c iit , ( # i m i .v i|,.r terr o f the C4 station in m i , before festation of evangelism as well fan o m a i x n i .f i Ae n being relleverl by LCDB Tliley. because a man who is sick and FLO m n * . in c h a n c e r y a a u By Bath Lay* • vrr v e e i u r r t it l e A native o( Banner. OVIa., IX!- hungary i» not scry -uiceptlble to a ■> B R A M R A W , Longwood—A political rally will the Gospel of Love." P laintiff. DR. Tlllev firs* entere.l Ih* Navy Longwood tonight In 1W4 During hi« more than -----------------------------------------” b# held la • A L F H T. BADLBR aa d B tJ .A B. at seven p. m. in Library Hall, veam of naval rrvlc.. he ha»| d Nov.mber W. k A n tJ n a . his w ife . *« * i. to introduce the candidate* seek­ n a fam iaati. been Commanding Officer of two mJrrleH ln v o n cm n r a r r r ing tho town offices to tha general nav.il nhlpn. m veil u partlci|».nt’ . TO* JOHN B. C A I.U J W A T an,I ______ _______ C A L U lW A T . h i. ing in varinu- uperatinnn thmn-h- former Min Dorothy Willard, oi public. Mr. H. T. Milwea will be mod • « l l a : J. a M OKKl.KT; JOHN out World War II. He wne Offl- Boston. Mans They have iao W . PIH TLB and ------ -----------erator for th* evenings program. PIRTt.H, hla N tfa ; UKOUOK cer-ln charge o f the Sanford NAS children. Peter <|»nrge. M. Following the rally refresh­ W . O ILL aad — -O ll.U "N EO D F" unit which intrtieipat-j Susan Jana. iS- They resm* in hla N il* ; JOHN H. PiH.MII.K ments will be served to all those ed in Iho S.inforrl Christmas | Sanford. and ------ PKINUIJC. hla w lla : attending. W . A- KINO and Ul.'HHIE Notice Women's Civic Party Is Tuesday Target Basketball tor General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 112 EAST FIRST STREET t Bloodmobile To Be At Starke's Clinic PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT COMPLETE STOCK S H O T G U N SHELLS aad 22 RIFLE CARTRIDGES Imperial Refineries Station 13th ft Park Lcdr. Political R ally Set For Tonight i KINO, hla w lfa ; aa d aarh of ill ara, If allv a, and It ba r o f thONi bo daad hla. k * r or lh *lr raapootWa unk a o w a ipouaa, hair* al law. U fila a a davWaa*. sran U ara. aaalencaa llaiwira. ■ radllora. truataaa o r o lb a r claim a n t, by, Ihroush. m id -r nr a e a ln -l him liar o r thani; ANI> A l.l. PKIUMlNH, N A T U ItA L UK A R T IF IC IA L . Iiavlna cla im In* la h a r t o r p u raorlln a to hava anr r ls h t , t i l l , or InUraat la lh a p rop a rtr In Namlnnla C o u n ts, Florida dna«rlha>| harala: v n r a n i > k »<-ii u p t o i : i i h i i k » r T A K E NUTICR. th at a auK baa hann (Had aga ln a l y ou la Ilia a b o ra C o u r t T h o natura o f lha a jlt ar p roraadln* la a ault to qul*t tha lltla la lh a p la in t iff lo tha hara ln afiar daaerlbtd p rop a rtr. Tha n a ira o f tha Court la w h ich >ald su it nr p roraodlaa In pon d in g la lha C ircuit Court fo r lh a Ninth Jurtl lal c ire iilt la and (o r Ih* (’ nu n, t r o f a*mlnnla an,I Mint* o f F lo r ­ ida. In I'h an ca rr No. Sill. T ha ahhrarlatad lltla o f tha caaa la "t:. K lira,1*1,aw. p la in tiff, v a R alnh T. Oadlar and K lla H Mail, iar hla wlfa. a| al dafandanl*.M T h a daarrln'lon » f tha raal nrn. p - i t r Invnlr-.t lo aald prnaaadlne d r«. rll,ad la tha C om p la in t la afo llo w •: T IlA i-T t Koala at tha »W corn ar o f Ootrarnmnnt Lot I, Hactlon IS, T ow n ■hip II Houth. Italian I* Rant rim Eaat I f* rnrdt. N orth I t * rardn. Waat f t * yarda. Hooth SJa m , t i T R A C T TV. Ootratnnitnt T.ot I. #««• linn I*. T ow n a h lp 51 Houth. Ila n e a lo EatL T R A C T lit . South t« o f tfora rn . moot lo t | Want f t * foa l tharao ft . .*-■ tlo a I* T ow n atilt* It Month. Itanpa i* T Isjlo Q cUi (J h o o A s i------- (lf o u VTIm M T turns out lhat tha 1957 Buick Is far moro LOW COST I Auto Financing by our bank o ft e n you ALL o f then# Saving*. THE LOAN COST KEPT DOWN moderate borrowing charge. Wo flnanc* new c a n at — Yoa pay a* “ hidden coot*". IV. .North>4 u f ti.ra.rn m aul fo il I Waat I f * foot thara,,( and A 1-00 I.KHd lha Kaat '* o f tha South H o f tha N orth t* o f O orarnm ant t.ot I) Ma. tlon I*. T ow nahlp II Mouth fla n aa t* Km t T R A C T V. North •; o f Ilia N K ’ I o f Sa-tlnn I I . Townnhln II Houlh Itanen I* Eaat. T R A C T VI. NW (4 o f tha N w q o f Maatloa II. and lha NE'| a f tha N W U o f M*.-tlon It, all la T ow n . •hip II Mouth. Itane* 1* Eaat. “ S'1 o f v ou a ra ragulrM ta fll* you r anawar w ith tha C lark a f tha ahava an tllla d Court l ? ' 1. ..,.Ln ,lc 7 * " pir « * • '• « » upoa p la ln tirra atloraaya w hoa# addraaa U * « Eaat IRoa Htraaf. Orlando, r io r ld a not tatar than |h» Ird d ar nf Ja n u a ry A. fi H IT a . r .q o lr -d hr law ,] ,• a n * « f T*ro CNmr»n«u Will ba antarad agaln al you ftfi't a n h o f T<m IN WITNESS W HEREOF ! ira.' n,> San»"'■ a fr it a.| m y o ff l-fa l mT , - a l h*at Mamlhnla Cou>,t<-. F lorid > ** N or#m h*r. A. P. <\ P. HKIINPON, Clark af i h . C ircuit C oa rt. Namlnol* < o u n ly Florida. Uy K- L HurdUk Irapuly Clark (O R A L ) IK M U M A K . THAI. A A K K R U A M 14 I *at P ina Mtr«*t /r U u d u . F lo rid * than juit a brand-new automobile. It tuma out that this new '57 Buick is winning the rave* with a new kind of going and a new kind of stopping-a new kind of handling and a new kind of road sureness-a new kind of safety and a new kind o f com fort W ell be gpedfla THE INSURANCE Your insurance premium* may your monthly payments and placed locally with your THE ACTION (f.EHHtha You npply owb b* included hi agent. loryour bank Auto Loan and got a doclaioto promptly. r .. t T R A i-r fried j ale (x )h o te l) o h It’s a W h iz at Everything a car should do When you presi ihe pedal of a new o7 Buick, the response is literally Jnvfanf. . . Because the hlgh-torque power of a new M4~ otihlc-inch VS engine is delivered in the split of a second through a new full-range Variable Pitch Df/naflow* that's immediate in its oilsmooth action. You pay aa agreed and u r n oacful cred­ monoy-aavlng flguro-facta am thrifty hank aulo loan plan. And ao# exactly how It will pay y o « to finance yowr car with ua! FLORIDA STATE BANK of SANFORD “ The Friendly Bank” Member F. D. L C. Because only in Buick today can you have an Ingenious new Safety-Minderm lhat acts as a warning sentinel for the miles-per-hour you preset for yourself. When you brake to a stop, you and tho car stay oo a level plana . . , Because an Ingenious new ball joint suspen­ sion in every ’ST Buick virtually ends the down-in-fwnt dip tluit cars have on sudden etope. But there's nothing like a firsthand sampling to know how modem the newest tiling on wheels really is. Come in today for your meeting with the newest Buick yet. When you take a him or swing into an “ S" curve, you still hug the roud like a streamliner oo raili— *.V«u> Axit atu-td VariihU f * c h D y n a fb w I* lha enl* D yno- it standing with us for future credit need*. Before you buy your next car, aeo ua for actual And when you sit in the deep comfort o f those soft w ide seats, you can drive with the pleasant ease of a clear conscience, without watching the. speedometer . . . 1 here are many other new things that make this gorgeous Buick a car o f limitless wonders —from the bigger and more rakish windshield that makes seeing more relieving, to the extra roominess that’s so surprising in this beauty with the sports-car lowness. (t.KMrttha BORROWING POWER Because under you is a massive wide-frame new chassis that “ nests" the whole car inches closer to the road with the lowest center of gravity in Buick history-yet with no change In wad clearance. X ■} fLne Buirk butLit today. It It Maiutard on CtnJm.nttr, Supor and (.’onlury - optional al mod/it (tire coil on lha Sper Ini. Safity-UinJar Sandard on Roodtmdar, optional athat Strict. N ew est B uick \fet term AvroMOsnrt u a iuhi auicx Wiu mmd tmm - NICHOLSON BUICK COMPANY \ li t MAGNOLIA AYB. PHONE 1034 3 �n t &hp ^ § > m \fa rb itm r D r v liV ir f h i l l v k iv o r tin a n * n a m in d e p e n d e n t d a i l y SANFORD, FLORIDA new spaper TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1956 If Your Herald la Nut Delivered By § P. M. Cal) IS2I Before 7 P. It. For Delivery f ii; 1 ir ^ Awoclated Press Leased Wire NO. I4 t State's B igge st G olfing Event Opens Here Tuesday ! . Noted Pros To Be Here For P G A W ekiva Is Being Worked On Golfers from evary section of Gam* Commission official* of Orange County had indicated the the country will converge on San­ the Hyacinth Control Division in would clear the block at State ford next Tuesday to take part la dicated today that they will com- Road 48. Florida's biggest golfing event, (he piete the Job o f eradicating hyaThe entire operation will be Mayfair Inn $13,000 PGA Open. clnths in the Weklva River by the followed up by a boat crew, said Four of tbe nation's outstand­ end of this week. Holley, however, no date has been ing and leading golfers have in. "’.V. Lope to hare (*>•> ri»*v •*» for this phase of the work, dicated that they will be in San* navigable all the way up to the Helicopters have been spraying fsrd for *>c tmiroa* St. Johns,' said W. R. Holley, the 2-4D mixture dally. This] ment. Field Supervisor o f the Hyacinth method allow* the low flying Doug Fori!, national PGA Cham­ Control Division. machine to glide down between* pion in 1933 who finished second Starting last Monday. Holley trees, hover, and even bark up lo Sam Snead in (he Vardon Tro­ explained, and after finding that'to set to ih» "h ardto-get” plares phy race, will be among those tbe use o f outboards, airboatj. we Have not been able to reach at the Mayfair Inn's $13,000 PGA “ EYE* AS DEEP AS HIE SEA*’ are thoie o.* Captain Red Beard, and airplanes were not euceeisful otherwise, Holley explained, Open. He was named PGA golfer skipper of the Trotamundos, docked at the Sazford Bandshcll lie the Game and Fresh Water Fish, .-m i* h ll been a tough Job,” of the year and finiehed In third la shown aa he searched Lake Monroe from aboard hi* 23-fcot Commission, through . its Hya- Kollwy said. "It Is one of the most place with $33,000 winnings in ketch before taking off t.» visit the entire length of the St. Johns River. (Saif Photo) cinth Control Division, contract- difficult rivers in the state to 1933. ed for the use of helicopter ser- rficb<Gardner Dickinson Jr., of Pan­ vice from appropriations by the ama City, who Just won ths Efforts to eradicate tbe hya­ state for Sttninoie, Lake nod O' Palm Beach open Sunday, will no cinth! In thla particular river THE NEW POST OFFICE at De Bary which will be dedicated on Saturday, Dec. 13. New furniture Orange counties to ipread 2 4D were instigated by a Joint meet­ and fixturea are now being installed, getting in readiness for the "heaviest Christmas season in vil­ doubt arrive in Sanford for the over the hyacinth infested areas. next week’s event. Dickinson tied ing o f sportsmen, board* of lage history." (Staff Photo) Jack DcJcan, Director of the for seventh place !n the Mayfair county commissioners, and offi­ Hyacinth Control Division stated Inn Open last year. He won tbe cials of the Hyarin'h Control that "Weather permitting, we Division a number o f weeks Miami Beach Open early 4n 1934. hope to complete the project. At Dickinson hat been under the tu­ dons Boards of county commission* Hu, date hyacinths are dead to d , |h#|r efforU torage of Ben Hogan. to both fork*, and we will continue cllminate one of the bad baIardl A rather youngish looking, full sets that you miss too mil Bob Toski, who haa Indicated u n t i l " Is clear all the way to in bearded man. who prefers to be when you are in a hurry." he will be in Sanford for the Mayour Urcami and lakes, at the known at “ Captain Red Beard ", "And for sure, I am not in a fair Inn Open, won lh# World i-,S . „ .. I Wnt meeting. I leld Supervisor Holley said | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •dropped anchor along the sea­ hurry." he said. "I expect to be Championship o f Golf In 1934. He The Campbell-Losslng Post of also a guest speaker al last night'* that the County Commissioners of (Continued on Page Four) wall at the bandthcll yesterday got a "birdie” three on the lSth the American I-egion last night American Legion Meeting where to spend a while around Sanford. hole which brought Mm $30,000. unanimously agreed to participate lie outlined "the program to Hll small cabin sailboat isn't In 1934 To*ki also won the Bat­ in the Florida Highway Patrol1participate In Charity Night along the gleaming white and shiny on Rouge Open, the Eastern Open "W e will finance the building Auxiliary and will become a pari! with 0,her civic organliatlons on bras* that one might expect of and the Azalea Open and finished ourselves," said W. W. IJnx, of Troop D. Thursday night Dec. 2<). a. man of the sea, but Archibald that year with the total earn­ president o f the Seminole County "We will have a bigger and ings of $4331941. Overwhelming response to an Yow seems to Ilk* to loll about Farm Bureau when he appealed appeal made by Florida Highway better program than last year's its tiny deck which, no doubt, he Dow Finsterwatd la another top . , , . . to the Board of County CommlsMack for the second Annual Charity golfer to be her* for the 3layknows inch by inch. ^>ortjfd th»t^ work^ i* «h «4 - sloners thla morning for property Patrol Trooper T. Mark fair Inn event. He U the second tiled to begin by December «th on on which to construe* a Seminole and CapL Ralph Hrcckenridge of Night," said Collins. .Bass fishermen, duck hunters. Troop D, resulted In 20 applica­ The American Legion Post No. leading money winner for 1934. an 1812,08! construction project County Agricultural Building. ».. • v<jt <-ap’.nins an<t others plytion* filed for participation in the m , at 8 a p, p. m. on Charity Night on State Road 508 in Seminole ft lB I the St. Johns niver may "D on 't you think an agricul­ program and to become part of ..ill p r e n t an American Flag to Finsterwatd finished heradasLveat. In e U« for fifth pile*. .Ho won ami Orange Counties. 'h a .c >ecn this rather strange tural building la important to the ik. ..... organization. * *the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club the Ft. Wayne Open in 1939 and A contract for this werk wss ex­ SonCuj’tr Coun'.y” f 1.1m a*ke<l the red bearded sailor And once you Commander I.vnn Lyon of the,fur their new flagpole which will placed second in the Colonial In­ ecuted with W. L. Cobb Construese e the beard, as hefty a one as commlwsioner*. local American legion Post said] be dedicated at that time. vitation which waa played in Ft. tlnon Company of Tampa, who ♦sight be expected on a tailor, i: was the apparent low hldder when » .i'° k i k , "k°n,k tij^n , , *a '* that "Trooper Mack and C’apt. Next meeting of th>* local Amcr- Worth, Tex. U readily understandable why he Four of the winners of th« the project was let on October I think the building 1* Import- Un.ckenridge outlined the pro-.ican lx-gniii Post will be an Anhaa been dubbed “ Captain Red ant bnt not important enough to <ram al)(| x«hat (he need* are In nunl Christmas Parly on Monday Palm Beach Open which finished 11th. Beard.” this county, and how the effort*5Dec. 17 when admission will be (Continued on Page Four) Work on thii project is sched­ use our most valuable lot. Yow, casually leaning back The lot referred to Is a section „ ( th« legionnaire* would fll into one toy to be turned over to the uled to take 320 working days for against the cabin of his boat said completion, snd consists of grad­ o f property located on Commer- iiir community traffic problem and Sanford F.lkx Club Uudcrprivi* “ Having knocked about the At­ ing and paving between a point cial Ave. on which n bid wa* ex­ in nalion.il emergencies." h'gcd Childrens Christina* Tree. lantic. Carribbean. and Pacific approximately 3.3 mile* northwest pected from a local firm. Chief duties of the Fill* Auxil­ '• f o r seven years, off an on, gath­ of Orlando and a point northwest Commissioner Otis F n r a k r e iary members are to ride with ering a bit o f salt in my heard 2011 mile*. Also constructing asked Una, "What part did you the Trooper to assist him in auto by the time I reached the mouth double overpass bridge* over the I want the county to play In this," inohili* accident*, directing traffic, of the St. Johns early in Novent S. A. L. It R. tracks; a double Linz replied. "W e would like and to lake part in national emer her, I was ready to try tresh underpass bridge at the A.C.L.- to buy the lot.” I gency effort*, It was explained water for a change.” l.r*lie Smith mounted ihe R.R. track and 129 ft. double Since Ihe program ha* been ap podium to direct the Seminole Explaining that it would be "I'm o ff to cruise !*•* f*»t' grade separation bridge* over a necessary to hold u public sale for, proved by all member* of our High School Dance Ban I for the length of this beautiful riser, al County road. the property involved in the re- post, said Commander Lyon, we Homeromlng A few post cards, a bit of per­ the way to its headwaters." sail! Dance held a f­ quest. Commissioner Fred Dyson1expect to have at least 20 men ter the football game in tbe high severance, and the "know-howH Captain Red Beard as h» waved said "It look* like you will have trained wilhln a short time. his arm* out across the lake. school gymnasium Friday night. of where to turn for information to be at the sale if thr properly "Thera will be eight men t o , This wa* the first football dance and assistance, helped a visiting _ "Thla will be no easy feat of nuii to bebought legally. ’ thtf squad, and we hope to have the group has played, however, Illinois couple round out their | • vlgation,” he said, “ because my Clerfk O. P. Herndon explained Qur own squad to assist in those they have performed many lime* Florida vacation as they had an­ 23-foot ketch “ Trotamundos" has The Seminole County Minister-! 1° *he commissioners that "at emergencies," said Lyon. for the students in assembly pro- ticipated. no motor." Ernest Ozler and hi* wife of Even the sails, he said, which lal Association will meet tomor- Present the lot l« dedicated as n owith a* many as 20 appllca- gram* and for civic programs, are It* chief means of propulsion, row morning nt the School Ad- Public park. The county does not |jonti r|stir * will be held here Included in th- musical swing- l-ivington. III. recently stopped are ineffectual along the narrow, ministration Building on Com*° sell " ,n .sanford twice eaeh monlh,” he ster* were: Sidney Vihlen, Vivian o ff in Sanford for a visit with twisting stretches of the stream, merelal Ave. Seminola C o u n t y Attorney( , ajd I Ferrell, Tommy Waters, Berry his brother, Lowell Ozler and Mr*. where the thick stands of trees on "I USED THIS 3IETIIOD o f moving more than a n y o n e would Myron A. Reck, owner snd Mack N. Cleveland Jr. said "We „| urgC any veteran with an St. John, Dickie Rountree, Wally Drier at their home on Summerlin each side blanket off the wind. think. " Captain Red Board yetted from hi* ketch a* he maneuver­ manager of Radio StationWTRR had thesame situation on Dark honorable discharge, that la W’ Dope, HarrisonAve. Smith, Gregory The Tommy visiting WilOzleri were en* "A frequent use of a 11-foot ed tiound for this picture. (Staff Photo) is slated to speak totheminis’ Ave. property. The city has In.ii* |terr-te«I In taking part in ihe pro Walker, I’etc Ran*. Joying their trip through Florida oar for iculling through deep #r* on "religious breadcasting". that they will go along gram, please get in touch with Hams and Tommy llcn-on. but (heir gaiety was somewhat A nominating committee head- the same plan In regarda to this neorge Maybury by phoning 331 --------------------------dampened when they discovered ed by th* Rev. W. P.Brooks Jr... property." to maka arrangement* for an ap the loss of the address of their willmake Itareport andoffteer*1 Commlisloner* agreed thet no plication blank,” said Ihe local' daughter and son-in law, Mr. and "T h u for 1957 will be elected. definite answer could be given Xmcrican legion post commander. The Rev. Mi!tar. Wyatt w i!!( to the Farm Bureau In regards Jerry Collins, operator of Ihe i Fair through Tuesday; low to- Mrs. Joe Cooper who were also in Florida. In maneuvering hi* cabin „ a preside. to their proposed building. nsnford-Orlando Kennel Club was night 43-30. Before leaving Illinois on iheir boat around for photos to be made |x*NC»\N()OI* — I M. Edward* The annual congregational hu*lrip, Ernest Olier had * r*rd he demonstrated the UM of the 'yhom,(|, are running away with n«*s meeting o f Ihe Fir»t Chimt-, 'r-Jin Mr*. Cooper bit the card 6>r (and he ha* several of them) v,etnry bono„ ,his *a*on at ths. Ian Church will he held Wednes­ -d been misplaced and the Florpowered by huge sinewed arm* S(inf„ r(|Orlando K-nnel Club, ia town In which the Cooper* "?v that .well a . he manipulate* the thi. firt( (hrM „ , ck< „ f day, beginning with a politick During tb<-re stopping could not bo reonly power he hai other than the the irack* highly Mirceisful cam- supper at G 30 p. m. Report* on • ailed. ■ . .f_. .aft,. _ _ _ -X, _ #, „ , , « l%.,*t k«.i yalign, a* Su-y the activities o f the church dur­ _a _ -wm . such speedster* w What to do? JSTia. the speed o your b oil P ' e ., ,'D eacon Jones and ing the past 12 months will be! Choosey. Ed’ft Deacon Jones The) turned th»ir problem over vriiile traveling, he was aike! Kd'* Carbon Copy have given hfard from Pa*tor Perry L. 0 Mrs. Lowell Ozirr. "O f cour»e, my speed will not be Edwards* powerful Bring a wide She knew that since the Cooper* Stone; treasurer, W. II. Young; great, particularly on the up edge In purse money earned. vere traveling by trailer their stream trip.” he commented. I The Edward* Kennel was also Sunday School Superenlendent .•aril would hav> been moiled from ‘ •Sometimes I ooze along nt a a big winner al the Daytona Itcach Clyde E. Feathers; CWF Prewi-' 1 trailer court. She al«o knew quarter of a knot and at the mo't track last «prmg dent, Mrs. O. T. Pearson, and fun­ ;hat the Coopers hid planned to when struggling against the strong Su»y Choosey, a vastly under­ ctional committee chairmen. The -unfine their trip lo the East current I make only three knots " |rated Edward* greyhound, turned 'oast and was reasonably sura "On my return trip downstream " I9.V7 budget proposed by the board . _i,k me in the mo*t sparkling performance hat they would choose a court I will have the current with me J J Saturday night a- of officers will be considered for n Daytona Beach, Hollywood, or (J.and can go faster, he a equalled the Sanford Orlando adoption George W. Morgan will Miami. Captain Red Beard wa* ra heri flVe *.*tecath. mite record makr jr n inspirational talk. Mrs. Olier contacted the Semi­ quick to comment, however, tb.t b„ aiJ,lf„, Hark hnndle m ... nole County Chamber of Com­ The report of the nominating C loured the track’ * standard rac merce for a registry of trailer out to see the river and ™*-1 th* i (iw cour, c in 303 second* to tie committee wilt be presented by :ourt* which were supplied from people who live and wort along! * , h(> famou, lo ite r Tharp. Newr officers will the Chamber'* file of Florida be elected for a two-year term. «(* shores. I have found from pre- 1lne m Stylish Bomb three *ea>on* ago City directories. Div nominee being; Earl Evan* vlou* experience* in faitcr ve*Mutual play and attendance con A total of 83 pest cards w«ro and Belt S. Purvis for elders; E. tinoe to boom at Jerry Collin* sent to trailer courte in the threo C. Dobson, Chandler Vail and track despite an unfortunate streak chosen areas by Mr*. Ozler ask­ John Saif, deaccna; arJ: M n . YOU HAVE of freezing weather. Saturday wa* Bartow S. ilinson J r , as a dea­ ing that " if Joe Cooper* ara th best day of the meet a* mu* parked there, please have them coness. tuel handle topped $73,000 and at­ get in touch with Sanford tele­ It was announced that roll* and tendance hit M»0. phone 1330.” coffee will be provided' for the Two day* taler, the astounded (upper with attending families Joe Coopers called from Miami asked to bring the rest, in order wher« they had settled down for to keep the women out of the the winter. kitchen families arc asked "o Of Course, a meeting wa* ar­ prtrg their own dishes and silver­ ranged between tbo Ernest Oziera ware. i n SHOPPING i end the Jo* Coopers. The Florida A large crowd ie expected for vacation had tha very famous to the St. Johns. The Job will be completed by thn cnJ of the week, A HELICOPTER BEING loaded from Ilyacinth Division truck* of the occasion, the minister Indicat­ 1fairy story ending "They si-.ted the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. A 2-4D mix­ according to officials of tbo Hyacinth Control Division. (Photo by ed today. i happily soon after.” ture is being used tor spray along th* Wekiva River all the T ry W. U. Holley) Captain Red Beard: Sailing Is Lonesome But Interesting Life “ w Work Scheduled To Begin Dec. 6 1 On State Road 500 Farm Bureau Seeks American Legion Post Lot For Proposed To Join FHP Auxiliary New Building Dance Band Plays For Friday's Hop Post Cards, CofC's Aid Help Couple Complete Vacation Ministerial Assn. To Elect Officers *«ld*,Aiwrh* Edwords Kennel h Running Away With SO K C Wins Christian Church Congregational Meet Wednesday Weather Additional Local News 1/ DAYS Till’ On Page 4 U � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/1464df781644ce39608b6d138f61dde3.pdf 36d47cf2c949877d94e81867c6df160c PDF Text Text Friday, November 30, 8 p Sta d ium SAN FO RD SEM IN O LES vs LA K EV IEW Sponsors Presented Pep Club, dressed as Indians Majorettes, dressed as Warriors Bahd, dressed as Indians ernoon Parade Chief Seminole W ill Appear in fu ll regalia on a white horse Motorcade Leaves IN D IA N P A G E A N T - Theme Every Passenger INSURED PHONE IF YOU W ANT TIIE BEST . . . For Your F ir o r lti Name in WINE BEER or LIQUOR Y ou’ ll W ant CRANE Radi# and Television Dealer for a— Radio Operated NORGE APPLIANCES Quality Plumbing Since 1817 379 ELM Phone 109 H O M E C O M IN G ! 219 8. Magnolia RADIO and APPLIANCE 118 S- Park Phone 29 Compliments A Wonderful W ord For A ll Seminole High School Graduatea . . May Thla One Be The Best Y et! and Best Wishes SANFORD H O U SH O LD ER BOAT W O RK S YELLO W C A B M IL L E R ERN EST — FOR LUMBER and all your building needal Best Wishes To Tlie “ Sanford Seminoles" For A Big Homecoming H O LLER M O T O R SA LES County Judge John L- Bmmley. Owner Let’s Win Team ! Win, I.oae or Tie! Bent Wishes For Harold H. Kastner "G O O D LU C K Pipe Co. McCracken Road Ph. 242 Be Wise. Economize ------ A T - 1500 S. French A vs. Phone 1780 Sanford Seminoles Warehouse Furniture Co. Phone 315 Retail Furniture A t Warehouse Prices ’ 901 W . 1st St. Open F.venings By Appointment “ Commercial Printing At It’ a Finest” Phone 408 403 W. 1i With Beat Wishes For A Fine Homecoming 1 1 1 W . ln t S i Bar and Pactage Store For Good Home Fuel Service C ALL 155 STINSON KINLAW Manager and Co-Owner 1610 W. ISth St. Phone 9121 ST A N D A R D OIL Co. Earl Higginbotham, Agent BEST WISHES Homecoming For the life o f Your Car • . , GO GULP- W A R N ER 'S GULF SERVICE STATION 101 E. let Ph. 9193-1662 From Compliments and Best Wishes W elcom e Home PRINTING CO Randall Electric The Seminoles JO N E S E L E C T R IC orfice Outfitter# SERVICE— QUALITY Here Since 1920 SATISFACTION CELERY CITY 115 S. Park Phone 340 112 Magnolia A re. Ph. 113 It’s Never Higher FELLO W S" Sherman Concrete 1 G O LD SB O R O HOMECOMING GAME Progressive Printing Homecoming AUTO PA R TS, Attend The Seminole Enjoy KARLYLE H O U SH O LD ER SECOND at PALMETTO W e’ re With Ton, T e a m - SAN FO RD 7o r Good Entertainmen* Mack N. Cleveland Sr INSURANCE AGENCY R. J. Crumley Agent Atlantic Nat’l Rank Bldg. Phone 34 We. A t The Herald W elcom e Seminoles Know That It Takes Team Work B. b C. G R O C E R Y To Get A Job Done 311 E- Find St, 1303 SANFORD AYE. Phone 958 PHONE 560 Sanford, Fla. We Extend Our Sincere Beat Wishes To The Seminole High School Team and Pep Squad For A Big Homecoming COME ON S E M IN O L E S ! THE SEMINOLES For Building Supplies SEE And Mm From Sanford GOOD LUCK* 108 W. Flrat Street BEST WISHES TO THE SEMINOLES1 FROM GO RM LY- • H o tp o ta t) 216 Palmetto—Ph. 778 6th & Maple Phone 2862 Go! G o1 Go! SEMINOLES Sanford Seminoles “ Buildcm o f Finer Homea” TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. WHOLESALE For Touchdown* See Odham & Tudor Inc. Fire Deparment SU PPLY GLEN GOEMBEL SERVICE STATION SU NO CO 300 S- Park — Phone 0143 �? £ r .T 4 v . »<I f I ffift §>anfatb Ifm tld City Assured Capital Major Brown To Head 5 7 R e d C ro ss D rive improvement A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER • volume XLvii Established 1903 SANFORD^ FLORIDA Associated Press Leased Wire FRID AY , NOVEFBER 30, 1938~ Cam paign Plans Discussed Today Indian Pageant To Be Presented *At Half-Time Show Chief Seminole will reign over ■ fantattlc pageant to b* preienttd by the Seminole High School Band and Pep Club during the Semtnole-Lakeview Half-time to­ night. During th* pageant the E n t ir e Held will be m aned with an array o f Indian regalia includ­ ing 41 decorative tom tnma, a large teepee standing IS feet In the air, a burning atake. smoke that w il bo uaed for the peace pipe formation, 41 bows and ar­ rows, an Indian chief on a pranelng horse, 10 majorettes In war­ rior costume and 00 members dressed In Indian costume. The hand and pep elub will enH e r the field playing Indian music while hopping through Intricate dance ateps. Upon reaching the 10 yard line they will form a bow and arrow. Then with the roll o f the tom toma the arrow will be shot from the bow. Aa Torn Stubblngs, who will pose as Chief Seminole, enters the field on horseback an Indian pantamine will be staged Including a dancb + by the Seminole High School • lla jo r e tta Corps. Acting aa chieftans win be Captain of the band J . D. Stone, Pep Club Drill Captalna Mary Ann Hall and Vallcrie Klrchhoff. After the Indian Pageant the group will form a letter " S " , the homecoming sponsors will be presented and Captain J. D. Stone will lead the band ami stu­ dents In singing the Alma Mater, t f e n r y Cason will announce the show over the public address sys­ tem. This is the final o f five tremendous spectacle* presented ■t half-tim by th e band and pep club. Miss Barbara Rohn Is spon­ sor o f the pep club and Ernest Cowley Is the band director. SH S Band To Be iln DeLand Parade The Seminole High School Rand will participate in the colorful Christmas Parade In DeLand Sat­ urday at 1:00 P, M. The band was commended by the DeLand Jaycees for their display In last year’s parade when the m ajor­ ette corps donned reindeer outfits and pranced up the DeLand Boule­ vard. When this Invitation was e x ­ p e n d e d to the band they were in­ f o r m e d that such an Impression was made on the public in last year’ s parade that the townspeo­ ple specifically asked for a re­ peat performance by the .18 piece marching group. This will mark ih* third parade the band has participated In this week. YOU HAVE MAJ. MOT G. BROWN (S taff Photo) Dawsons Represent County At Civil Defense Session lfa r jo r Roy O. Brown, l* k a Mary real astata man and retired Army m ajor, was named General Chairman o f the 1917 Seminole County Chapter, American Red Cross membership drive. Announcement o f the selection o f M ajor Brown to head the Im­ portant drive waa made by Frank Evans, chairman o f the board, at a meeting held this afternoon at the Sanford City Hall. M ajor Brown hat the distinc­ tion o f serving In three wart. World War 1, World War a, and the Korean conflict. He was In the U. S. Navy during the first world w ar and then received his commission in the U. S. Army in 1930. “ I eama up through the ranks,” he said aa he described the post be had held at Arm y In­ stallations throughout the world. The retired Major, who came to Lake Mary In 1914 from Michi­ gan, hstd adm inistrates positions In Washington, D. C. during World War 3 when he had charge o f terminating huge w ar con­ tracts with such firm s as Gen­ eral Electric and Western Elec­ tric at well at hundreds o f sim­ ilar Industrial organisations en­ gaged in the manufacture o f war goods. “ M ajor Brown It a wonderful gentleman,” Frank Evana said, this afternoon, “ and he has ce r-j talnly becom e aa asset to our country." The executive board and In­ terested citizens met this after­ noon to further the planning of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dawson at­ tended a meeting of Florida Civil Defense, Dlstlct Five, sup­ ervised by Mr. Fred Demotte of Daytona Beach, held at the Court Seminole House in Bunnell on Wednesday. membership drive In A. B. Peterson, Civil Defense Dir­ County. Here to advise the group and ector o f Seminole County, had re­ quested Mr. and Mr*. Dawson to talk over extensive plans were represent Seminole Copnty and the Donald Doyle, Field Representa­ tive for Central Florida and Gen. Director at this meeting. Eugen# V. Eider, volunteer wor­ Reports were given by repre­ ker assigned to fund campaign sentatives from the following work In this area. Counties: St. Johns, Flagler, Marlon, Clay, Orange, Brevard, and Volusia. Tim e was given to the discus­ sion of activities o f the State De­ fense Organization at Kissimmee By Mrs. Marian Joee* and Melbooume during the recent floods. Don Doyle, American O VIED O -M onday night, troop Red Cross, who was directly re­ No. 243 o f the Oviedo Boy Scouts sponsible for the relief o f the will enjoy a party and dance to people whose home* were Involv­ b* held at Sweetwater Park from ed. said that, as Kissimmee and 7 to 10 p. m. Osceloa County were unprepared The boys have Invited escorts for fo r disaster either through Red the affa ir snd * good time Is exCross or Civil Defense, the cost p«*cted by all. At Dawson Is the to Red Cross was $2500 while the]leader o f the Boy Scouts, previous proparation o f Rrevard County made the cost only $300 to cate for nearly twice as many families. He Praised the cooper­ ation o f Civil Defense workers, Sheriffs and their deputies, Flor­ ida Power and Light Co. work­ ers, who now according to Mr. Cole o f Orlando, carry Civil De­ fense cards, especially the State Patrol workers. Charles High, Consultant fori $400,000 Choir To Present Ordinance Annual All Music Approved Service Dec. 16 LOOMIS C. LEEDY J R „ a representative o f Leedy, Wheeler It Allrman, Investment Bankers, dis­ cussing the 9400,000 Bond Issue for Sanford’s Capital Imprrvcment Program with City M a n a g e r Warren E.Knowles (cen ter) and City Attorney William C. Hutchison Jr. at this morning's special meeting o f the Hoard o f Sanford City Commissioners I.redy's bid for the purchase o f the bonds was accepted and Bond Ordinance approved. (S ta ff Photo) Parents, Teachers W ill Participate In P-T A Program The Parent Teacher Associa­ tion o f Seminole High School will m eet next Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the school auditorium. A fter the regular business meeting a program will he pretented In which the teachers and parents wit! partletrate. W y f V Those attending will b* Tsparated into four groups, each with a discussion leader and a recorder. In these group* many topics will be discussed concerning the stu­ dent In the home, in the school and in the community. The publle It urged to attend at the meeting, according to P-TA officials, "w ill be a pro­ fitable one." Commission Suggests Bair As City Planner The Capital Improvement Pro­ ■ The annual all music terrie* gram o f the City o f Sanford waa assured this morning when the o f the First Presbyterian church Board o f Sanford City Commit- will be a vesper hour worship at aioners at a special meeting 5:30 p. m. on Dec. 16, It was a n . called for 10 o'clock approved a nounced by the Rev. A. G. M ebond ordinance bringing the city tnnls. Thla presentation o f the ChriaU $400,000 to complete the 16 item i m at story sung by the Chancel presrsm . Lcedy, Wheeler A Allrman, In­ choir U ’ considered by many as a vestment bankers, o f Orlando will highlight o f the Yule season, it was said, and in the past has handle the bonds. The firm was represented at this morning's been a t t e n d e d by ov er-flow congregations. meeting by Loomis C. Leedy Jr. This year Mrs. Georgs Touby, An agreement, originally pre­ Minister o f Music, sty* the 33 sented at the beginning o f the members o f the choir who w ill turning was discarded when com ­ participate tn the candlelight missioners unanimously agreed ca n I service will sing 11 anthema that a five year plan for recall­ and ths usual responaei. ing the bonds should be adopted. There will be three organ num­ Commissioner Earl Higginbo­ ber* which Mrs. Touhy will piny tham offered the motion to ac­ and one o f the preludes will b « cept the bid o f Leedy, Wheeler It a piano-organ duet with Mra. Allrman “ and authorize the city Roy Mann at the piano. attorney to draw up the neccsMrs. Mann a t pianist alto wIR tary bond ordinance subject to Join in the aceomplmant o f one a i rhangoi to be approved by the the anthemi. attorney." Several o f the soloista o f the The bond ordinance will tie choir will sing portion* o f the tip all revenues from the Florida anthems and there will be on e Power and Light Company fran- number by the male chorua, anchlse agreement until the bond* ^other In which the xarozneo*, w0iews have been retired. ' are featured. Director o f Finance II. N. Stay­ The hour long service la th e er this morning estimated that atm o, phere o f a candlelit ehureh the bonds would be retired In ap- ,dda much to the true spirit o f proxim ate)/ nine y e a n at at tn- the season dedicated to the birth terest r ile of 3 32 per rent. o f Christ, It la said by thoaa w he Not until the agreement was have attended previous services* acceptable that all FP&L Co. franchise revenue* be used tol retire the bond* would the commlasionera agree to approve the I ^ Fred Bair, secretary of the, Florida Planning and Zoning Com­ mission, o f Auburndale was ree-| ommended last night by the Zon 'in g 'a n d PIinning V’«m*w4-*a a lt .a the City of Sanford a- the con­ sultant to be employed by the city to train a local city engineer for future planning o f Sanford.' A number of city planners had been interviewed by the Zoning aodtPlanning Commission and o f, the number. Bair was chosen as BY MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS the best, according tn Hob n row n ,1 CAS8ELBERRY — Voter* will chairman of the commission as express their preference for gar he explained action o f the hoard bngo nnd refuse efuse pick-up, on a up to the present. weekly or twice weekly b .s l. Bair was described as "down next Monday’. A low bid o f SI.10 to earth with a practical ap- per month pe fam ily, was subproach." mltted by the Ace Sanitary, Inc., The recommendation of the for onre a week service, and a Zoning and Planning Commission low hid o f $1.50 per month per was made at a Joint meeting with fam ily for twice a week service the Board o f Sanford City Com­ from Edwin C. I-ogue o f Ix>gue missioners. Garbage Service. Both firms At Collins, a member of the agreed to refund ten per rent of be taught to care for hintsclf,” Zoning and Planning group said tho fee’s to the town, for an exLieut. Weaver of th,- Florida! the State Department o f Educa-'H igh commented as he told the “ Rair appears to take what we perform ance bond-, carry liabili­ Highway Patrol told o f the train- ■Ron. told the Seminole County teachers at their regular meet­ have and build to It. Others seem ty insurance and use standard ing given his men to be prepared! Education Association last night ing o f a program proposed to the to work from setting out a pattern type equipment. with Ideas o f a hold in the c it y } for natural or war disaster, rs- that “ there are seven ba.sir needs State legislature fo r aguidance In the race for mayor, two new specialty the plans fnr evacuation i jn education ’ * . r . the. entire . . state . . he- later. Th* Zoning and Planning program fo names w.ll lie on the ballot, next year. Commission needs professional from the target city o f Orando, ,,, h o f ^ h a w e . , w *. for. ginning challenging Joseph I. Laird, for­ and the Firs Aid training o f he , dir, ctor o f edueatloa for Som e counties have guidance b*lp *° **,ow way to go.’ ’ mer mayor for two years and Red Cross He alio praised the fhl!dre„ m Dade program s now but find It quite1 L**- another member o f thr 1completing a tw o-year term as American Legion for their organl- County, immediate past president expensive to m aintain," he said. Zoning and Planning Commission | ,, -----alderman. His opponants are ration of aHighway Patrol nf th* council for exceptional High was introduced by Ed S " ” 1* ^ 'P - w * ar'’ ‘"ler-sted in ’jj Donald W. Willson and Joseph] Auxiliary. He called attention to the downtown area and we ne< .. — com m ittee ch a ir-,. , , . . „ children .............. and received an ap- Christiansen, !> Ilryant. better cooperation; he need o f a Setter cooperation jntment from P rel|dent E l.cn- man. , ook In a wide open race for alder-! in pians with local sh eriff, and »h M rr, lh, Dr. J. B .rn ird Root opened last ,,0 " * rd FjvllIe- » n” ' h' r mem mayor ■s meVtine w l Z a devotion ^ °f Board commented that " » » ‘ "O-term always willing to give aid in advTs^r^teacher. - r L 1°. ! "B air I* the most logical and J ""lu * J- Allen is the only one o, In I960. I and ^ lift . iM i . annrnacHincr fur’ ,,own down to need h elp I, o®rf candidates who form former transportation and communiea. . . - |Advent lo earth r «rw We nccti help ramUilates rrly Iff lidtatl lhe ha*ic need* for PP R |0 around iom P of our local. that office. O f the six opo f Christ and we H<State Director o f CIvU D efense,! education as: academic. problems that restrict us from punenle, Mr*. Mary lUlhitt, a be preparing ourCol. Tarkingtnn o f Jacksonville m orai,, ipIrituaLI‘ h o u id . ail grow ing." resident fog nineteen years, lays whn h it ffc*n tlv hf^n unotunipd vocation®! w d emotion®!. II® fiiu f * However, no definite action claim to being the town's first by the Governor a* State 'coord - i emphasis should he D u rin g t)v i business session o f w*s taken at last night’ s Joint clerk. Othersseeking office o f abler«' “ • ■ * " " w * "< j i c t u s s . , ; meeting. Commissioners helinved County representatives that they should talk with a n d ! man arc; William D. Bridge, •It I. „,im ,ml , . l (o r ,11 i f j w s - w U ’ S m w « w r l » * ■ m ^ . Z L S T a . ph .m rr. I » Ogden Reeves, Robert Scharpff, to their Commissiuners the nced| system wait opposed until Furmentally retarded children can (Continued on Page 3) fore taking any action at all. (Cnntino,id tin Page 3) ther study is given it. Dance To Be Held Monday For Scouts 'oters To Express Choice For Refuse, Garbage Pick-Up M entally Retarded Subject Official Says 7 Basic Needs In Education Season O f Prayer To Begin Monday; Schedule Told wmmmmmmammmmamm To Train Engineer if h M adrigal Singers .* bldiTo Entertain Rotary on the bond Issue received its firstreal objection from commissioner Ddvld Gatchel when he said "It seems as if we are being tied with our hands behind our barks.’ ’ “ I was thinking we could use the y- * „ (Continued on Page 3) b A f P n r ic h H n iic n n * ' U i l S l l • IU U J C Members o f the Sanford R otary Club will have the opportunity o f hearing one o f Central F lori­ da's outstanding vocal grou ps next Monday noon when th* Madrigal Singer* o f Rolllna C ol. lege, directed by Robert H u fita d . er, will feature the program a r . ranged by Robert Lamont. In order that the singers m a y have the advantage o f good a counties, the meeting will be held •< the Parish House o f H oly Cross Episcopal Church. All Rrw tarlans are asked by elub presi­ dent Dr. Charles L. Persons ta make note o f the change o f l<v cation for this meeting. • a *. I a # . H O S D lta l N O te S • Nov. 29 Admissions: Elsie Faron <Denary) Doris Thomas (Sanford) Rlrths: Raby Girl Thomas Discharges: Rev. William P. Brooks 'Sanford) William Smith (Sanford) FOREMAN PLUNGES TO DEATH Bell* Minchew (Lake Mary) TAMPA U*—Brick* at the top o f Regina Roberts (Sanford) a phosphate silo gave way, pulled Sola Jones (Osteen) a scaffolding down and plunged a Anthony Kudlar (DeRary) foreman 70 feet to hla death yes­ Eugene Vann ( Sanfordi terday. Nov. 30 The victim was Dean Johnson, Admission*: 32, of Narletta, Ohio. The silo w at Richard Keogh (Lake Mary) at th* Tampa Ship Terminal. William Hollister 'Longwood) William Rennctt I.Sanford) Janies Jenkins (Sanford) Frank W oodruff (Dollary) Rlrths: Clearing and turning cooler to­ n.ihy Girl Faron day and tonight: low tonight 37* Visiting Ilnurs: Private Rooms, 44; Saturday fair and a little ll a. m. to 9 p. m .; Scm M ’ rtvute wanner. Itoonif, 2 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p. m . ; i ----------------------------------- ------ - ■ — Pediatrics, 1! a. m. to 9 p m J Parents snd Grandparents only; | Obstetrics, No visiting during] f.edln g o f babies. Private Rooms i II n. m. to 12 noon, 2 to i p. m .l anil 7 to 9 p. m „ Semi-Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p m. Weather Additional Local News On Page 3 Longwood Council Praised Muck N eeded W ater System In. Operation Re MARIAN JONES By MRS. RUTII l-AYO lem would result In econom ic, proud o f Ihe high quality o f her . full month of operation war O VIEDO— The Oviedo Baptist Longwuod’t Town Council, on los- to the town. On completion water, o f which many o f th e ! $3120 WMU w i l l not have i t s the ever constant alert for the In addition to th* im proved of the aurveys and recommenda­ state's communities can well be regular s c h e d u l e d Individual betterment o f their town, realiz­ envious of. A test run upon co m ­ water system the town council meetings or collective business ed in the summer o f 1953 that tions a rontrart was let to the pletion o f the project was o f have approved laying o f 15,000 meeting on th* first Monday, the the town waa faring an acute I.oynn Atlantic Company, a na- a four-hour duration and a better fee of new water main* In the usual date. Instead Monday starts water *shortilge a'nd “ th .T aVtlonItioni1 coneern of hl* h than 500 gallon per minute aver­ pail two years. AUo approximate­ the Season o f Prayer, time 4 to 5 had to be taken to advert such The new plant called for a new age _ _._w ___ was ____________ maintained. Th* old ly five miles o f new streets have p. m. the Nettie Faroe 11 Circle an emergency. c idht inch well, approximately, pump was in constant operation been opened and contemplation o f in charge. Thr council contacted the Stale *20 feet deep with eight inch at the same time and the water the paving o f Church Street is On Tuesday It will be held o f Florida Geological Department casing extending down 201 feet, draw down was only twelve Inch- now in progress. There hav# been from 10 to 11 a. m , the Katie requesting they survey the p res-1Thr new pump to be a Layne M oYcr |hP period nd maintained _a __________ great many new home* con ­ Sue Circle In eharge. Wednesday: ent well. The State Health Do- Atlantic turbine pump with a 30 constant. The old well and pumps strurted on Ihe new opened the tlraa will be from 7:30 to partment alto assisted with their II. P motor and a w ater-output j,ave not been abandoned, nor \street as well a* on many o f Ihe 8:30 p. m., the Intermediate and many facilities. Services o f the o f 500 gallons per minute. The^wd| (hey, as the council Is follow- othets. "P rog ress," could well be Junior G A 't In charge. engireering firm o f Albert O’ equipment to ik-uvcr 100'.; ; u,e recommendation o f the called th* theme o f Longwood. On Thursday the time will be Neill, Orlando, were employed lo rated capaeily even though Ihe Insurance U n d e r w r i t e r s ,! Longwoodlte* can well be 10 to 11 a. m. again, the Pearl make a survey o f the then exist- ] l*ve* should drop^m any # view to further r e d u c -1proud o f the town’ s adm inittraMartin Circle in charge; and on ing water supply and system and f*et lo the next decade. Th* to- lions in insurance rates. >tion of the past two years, mem Friday, 4 to 6 p. m. the Mary advane. Us recommendations for tal cost of Ih* com plete project Not only producing more th an , bert being, R. C. Carlton. Pres, Ihe expansion o f supply. Keeping 10 be approximately $6,000. Lawton Cirri* in charge. adequate water supply the new nf the Town Council; Samuel A large attendance is urged. in mind that the continued! The program has now been zystein provides a great financial Johnson, Chairman of the W ater ' inic o f the circles have plan growth of the (own would warrant, completed and in operation Long saving to the (own in operational Dept.; James Ksiler, Chairman o f d a private Christinas party, remedial action and should b e ; wood hat ample water supply and cost. Whereas, the old system I Street Dept.; H. 3 Lew Arnold. preceded power bill averaged Chairman Building. P la y g n u a d AN OVIEDO FUND DRIVE will get underway soon to provide caps and equipment for the Oviedo . . . by. a short business adequate for lh« needs o f the sufficient for normal population electric |B High School Band. The band, shown above, appeared in Sanford z Annual Chriatmaa Parade Wednet- j meeting for Ih* following week town for some year* hence as growth for aoma years to come. $138 50 per month In th« past the and Parks; and John Ream s, * * d a r afternoon. (S ta ff Photo* 'T h e** will be announced later. , any other approach to the prob- i Also, Longwood can be very]new system* cost for the first Chairman o f Finance. m r ! • f1 �taola cauaca or cnorr Bible Stady 7y. a . Lord's Dey: MSI* Stady at IS aJS. TEUBSDAY Wersbtf Service U:SS a.at. adits Clata 10 a. to. L«isL.Der. ru m Prtseblag Sanies 1:30 f. m. Mn'a Training elasa 1 p . m. gaaday School StO LSk Everyona Reieome BAJTPOWD SIYKMTM-DAY HerStas DossStp99:01 * AbVflMTfSf CMUBCH Tnlsiai Uatsa itu m dbU O T A BATflST c a s t e s Srvtath bl aM Him Ate. WsMef A. IsMfe it., f sasie SvSSlSI Sm kee » :• M3Pastor A* C‘ MsClure frarer Smtoe fill Sealer Bcbaal IS m i . * Saturday Morales Worship Service U a.s Sabbath School 9:30 a.m. •furrsn OVUM ra n Laam I n at 419. It Sealer school t:«S e a . raster Ourias W. Haaril it. Morales Warship 10:43 ».m. •aatfa? morning sarvtaasi r. M. V. 7:00 p. m. Evenlas Evsasellstle Till pas. IS BJL Baeday SebooL Wednesday night prayer el 11 m l Monlag Wonkli ynleS tenlca f:SS pJB. Soaday evert*« eamssd Banaoo ty th# porter. e t f s m. mkUas odm Erealas WonhJp Service 7iM 1tl9 fJB. Evening Wonhit Wont p.m. Sermoa by tSa pastor. Prayer f :l » Trim Mating Wednesday ftSS lv or Worship Service praytr Meeting 7:30 pja. LAKE feOWROM BAPTIST CMUBCH Pastor, B. G. Brown ' Church WHS A Friendly Wai­ ns rat aUlea wort of Sanford ea flrrtrtreei, Ifeea right at Msorta ^STfarashlsd tha awraMlai « | A saalsy Sekert ReUaen Meeting Opea-Alr (Street I: mA d»7 St ?.I2 p .» . i g a r s •& 1 A ikg MAIfli of m m lit Sal eahortiag ear aa athar: and as aurti the mm •a ye aee tha day eppreathias.' Hah. H ill CHVKCB m. m. School • Vasil Service 11 Wednesday a. mar a.se. UlM a.m. UeeUes) 0:90 **“ ' eight a.*. M X. WIST i m i MMU0MABY BAPTIST CHURCH raer ef Wert Fifth end Rady 1:10 p a "WELCOMES YOU" 4:00 p.to Paster Wm. L. ItrpehM flN p AiseeMto B. D. Crsiglew 10 a.et. tetkg ft* p-st lasday iahaal Marelng Warship lie '.at. I (Itraet Martial) DM llhia Study f p. a . Ivcnlag Service T:4l y. a . MIS weak Sarvlca Wednesdsy 7:41 p. D. upsal a c o MMVwrnr mtSBTTEBUN CEUKCa “ A OODfO CHURCH FOR Rev. C. C. White MMtlate A COMING LORD" Mtvtuaa MasUas S jM ^ iw t h lp wSt as? Teeeley Cerp Cadets Bled Practice Bar. George L CarttSw Hrt Bits a a . Saaia? Sabert 99:60 *■ . Warship Servisa tilS M k Worship Service t o v t l BIDS BAPTIST CDVECS Dirt 17th St. At Park Ave. Mrs Clever Narva PUniat COMI AND SRR THERE The tad e| year eecnh Mrs. Patricia Suauaerlla Aaot IS A RIASONI Far a friendly Charth. Piaaisi FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Derail B. Pried Pester Ceerge Poeeld, Aaet. Saps, el BtnJerd Avt.n hot 14th A 17th Sta! BJl Soper* Charth Behai Perry L. Stoat, Minister. | Cherts Beheel 10 a Toltphone 1411 Sandey Bible School 10 Wotrhip 11 a Sundry School, 1:45. Adult Les* I 7 p. at. tan, "Let Net Your Itsart Be| Troubled.” (Jno. 14) Woman’s Day Service, 11 a.m. I Mrs. Cecil Davis, of Daytona, will speak on "Immortal Hostage In Mortal Hands." Christian Youth Fellowship, 4; • CKHTKAL BAPTIST CHURCH P1RST METHODIST CHURCH Bar. h W. ParSea* feeder Pester Mtltee Wvett 10 p.fl. Evening Worship, 7:10 Sermon I : d r . P ortion* SL, Oak At*. Educational Dtneter tachef 1 for youth on "The Price of Vic­ • Saaday Itheal 1:41 Mk •My tory la the ChrliUaa Olympics" , Manias Wenhlp ServUa U :00 0:45 a.m. Church School <1 Cor. 9:14-17). : » .» . Claiaai for all ages. The public is entendej a friend­ • Tralalas Union 4:13 p.m. lt’a 11 a. bq., Holy Communion , faatlly affairs ly welcome. A special invitation | I ». m. MYP is glvsn to anyone without a reg­ • Svafilsg Worship f:M p.m. 7:15 p.m. Organ Vapors ular yU<« of worship in Sanford. "Came thou with ut and wo wtU T:N p-m. Evoning Worship Safe, off-street parking U.-r'**''W. v Aa thee food.’* "Wile Conduct" Nursery facilities are availaSUi at | Brosdrat over W.T.R.R. the meralng hear. : SAMr o s e BEVTVAL CENT**. 1:10 pen. Fellowship for row s 1 Eev. L P. Taabor, Pseter yoeple. THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH | ON THE ULL ; Blinder School 10 (Ceegrvgslloasl) LAKE MARY BAPTISI < Morning Worship U CHAPEL Comer Park Avs. and 24th St. | 2 Sveatag EvangtUlUe Set Lake Mary. Pin. J. Barnard Root, Minister • 7:41 p.m. rrsd Emmlngsr, Associate Paiter — Rev. W. A. EUenweed Woehly sarricee: 1:41 a. m. ........Sunday School I Sunday School 9:44 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday 11.00 s. S>. . .—Morning Worship Morning Worship 11 a.m. : vm . Sefmon: "Man’s Nosd Of God" • Regule Seturdiy Manias Training Union l:M p.m. This la the first Sunday in Uie| • Bros deoil over WTSR 10:19 Kvtnlni Worship 7:90 p.m. Advent Season. Prayer Moellng Wed. 7:30 p.m. 11 *1 " m Westmlaater PeUowshlp T pm Willing Workers T Ml* ; ErengeUetU Pmahlag 1«4S »-» Evening Wenhlp 7:90 f ; Prayer Meeting <Wsd.) TiU p i "Everyhedy Invited to at* Mleeleaevy PremllMnlal oar •ervieea.’* You Are WeUeaie LUTHERAN CMUBCH OP THR ESDSEMER aai W. lath Place ! Phono ITW t The tsv. Phillip Bchltsaaena Paster • Sunday School Bill n.«. : Blhla O us 9:1ft a.m. * Servloa lOtN i.m. - "Prayer For The Day” phone 1M FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, SCIENTIST. MO K. Bacetd St ’ Sunday Services 11:00 I.m Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Wednesdsy Evening Meetings 8:00 p.m l Lesson-Sermon "God, The Only Cause and Creator." ! Reading Reom located in Payer of • Church Building open to public 2 2:30 to 4:30 p.w. Tuesdays and ; Thursdays. A cordial Invitation la extandad Z to all ta attend our services and - use the Seeding Room. ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN In Slavic (Near Oviado) ■•Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy Pastor !IMorning Worship g;U a.m. 7Radio Mission Broadcast at 1:90 a. m. over WORE (740 kc) .'Sunday School 8:00 a. tm—(or all • age groups. •.Christian Day School — Monday ^through Friday 9:00 a.m. — (Ail relementary gitdss aad hinder garton.) CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Z OP LATTER DAY SAINTS ZA. G. Pitta Breach Prortdut CUy HaU •Monday School 10 3bcrnmont Mooting 0 pan. m ' ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHAPEL Elder Springs Sponsored by First Baptist Church Sanford, Fla. Sunday Bchool 10:00 a.m. SuperIdteirdtnt W. O. Suatall, Prcseklcg Utao a.m *>r. H. IL Martin, Proathor • FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GENHVA W. A. KUcnwood, Pasta (ktnday School 10 e.m Rorfllng Warship 91 t o 7 p.m. freeing Worship • p.m. L FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 919 Park Ave. A Southern Baptist Church) f. P. Brooks Jr. Pastor P. B. Flihcr Associate Pastor Kirby Rogers Director of Music Mrs. Mirvln Milam Organist 9:41 a. m. Mamin ng Worship 9:49 Sunday School | 11.00 e. m. Morning Worship 6:13 p. m. Training f t Union 7:90 p. m. Evening Worship! CRUNCH OP OOD 7:90 p. m. Wednesday Service | Ssv. H. W. Henderson, Pater (Nursery for oil servltM) French Ave. end und IL (Earphones for hard of hearing) I Sunday School 1:49 a.m. WELCOME Evangelistic Service 7:90 p.m Mld-Wsek Service Tuesdsy 7:30 HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL {un. CHURCH Yeung People Service Thurs­ Cor. Park A 4th su. day 7:90 p.m. Rev. John W. Thomas. Rtclcr 7 30 a.m. Holy Eucharist KBENE1KR METHODIST 9.13 Foiuiij Service and Church CHURCH School CUnu Heights 7:00 p.m. YPSL Rev. Albert S. Farrier Paitor Services through the wook: Sunday School 10 e.m. Clifford Tuesday S, Johnsob. superlnioodMt, 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion Preaching Service U a.m. Wednesday MYF 3 p.m. 10 a.m. Holy Communion Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:43 Thursday p.m. 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY Saturday 5-0 p.m. Sacrament of Penance I ALLIANCE CHURCH Park Ave. A 14th St. CHURCH OK TIIE NAE.4RP.NEI Sunday "Sanford's Singing Church" Sunday School 8:13 a.m. Second SL sod Maple Ave., Wtst] Worship 10:40 a.in. R. H. Spear Jr., paitor Sunday School 1:43 a.m. Evening 7!41 p.m. Youth Fellowship 0:39 p.m. Morning Worship 10:43 a.m. Training Departments 6 p. m. Wednesday Chapel Choir Rehearsal 7 p.m. Evening Evangelistic 7 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer 0 p.m. Mid-week Prayer meeting each! Wednesdsy 7:43 p.m. Thursday Cherub Choir Rehearsal 9:10 The Chureh of the Naiarsns la Carol Choir Rehearsal fiOU p.m Wesleyan In doctrine evangslUtle The Ladles' Missionary Society In appeal, and world-wlda in | moots for Lunch aad prayer mission. on the 9nd Tuesday of each "Whoooever will may come". Month et 11:00 nooei and for business tod prayer uo the 4th Tuetdoy of each month at 9:10 p.m. friendly church for the whole family." PAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH « Mllea Wert on EL 44 Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Morning Worship 10:43 a.m. Wesleyan Youth 4t43 p.m Evening Worship 7:90 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Mating 7:90 p.m. Everyone Welcome Rev. Cecil W. Shatter I T h e speed o f m odem life tempts us to think of our goals and to forget the Importance of a single step. But the m en who scale the highest peaks concentrate on one step at a tim e. There' seem to be plenty of folks with noble aspirations FOB A U . A U FOB THE CHURCH w ho rarely go to Church. Some of them may reach their goals; but legion are the others whose “ one false step" starts an ava* lanche ©* broken hopes. *onh lor *** * * S is s z iz z IonCfUwaabia '• Without-a TTnor civilization md reason* why lr,ie»* fvffularly . «'• (U Tor hu a n y d hi. r° r h“ chi,df*n' » *ak*. I3J For th. S r S T * ™ * " ld rnotion. (4) Fot ,j,# “i , * Ch“,ch »hien '-•n nttd, his moral * i uppo" Plan to 90 to church r*ou. T h e steady, sincere, every-Sunday church-goer usually has nobU aspirations and a far better chance o f achieving them i He has learned to study each step by faith and prayer . . . to 4est the ground on which he treads. . . to climb with others in a com m on quest of the summits of life. i 9 D estiny depends on the next stepi a ....................r ‘o\„kl m A >•■*?"* .* -Cf*., w • *■ *>Lh4 W ps ••lurJo. 11 v .„ „ . kei.. ............................................................... {-It .............. ... * 1-la — — •— ^ :.r — -- , a ___ n U W o o b - I n fV ia Q o n . f m . , 1 L 7 o v n l , 1 vtrifVi f h n A n t This “ Support The Church” Series, Published Ea ch W eek in the Sanford Herald with the Approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation o f these Wellknown Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’ S RESTAURANTS SANFORD LINOLEUM Jk TILE COMPANY SANFORD AVENUE AMOCO T. V. Brawn NICHOLSON BUICK CO. SENKARIK GLASS & PAIN T CO. SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. FLORIDA STATE BANK •f Sanford B E R R Y 'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL DANK HILL LUMBER A SUPLY YARD BO TELER W HOLESALE COiS’ FECTIONERY BOYD - W ALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE THERM-O-TANE GAS A APPLIANCE CO , INC. WILSON • M A IE R FURNITURE CO. BROWN’ S AMOCO SERVICE TH E TEXAS COMPANY J. C. Davis, Consign** S M IT H ’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS W . W. HORNE 1 RUCK BROKERAGE CO. INC R EIMANN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH R. L, HARVEY PLUMBING NBII1 BOTTLING COMPANY IJU18SON FUNERAL HOME PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO, AMERICAN OIL CO. M. >. Strickland, CoatrtrUr THE MAYFAIR INN C. D. Brown JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY HOLLER MOTOR SALES R O Y W ALL PLUMBING WADES SUPREX M ARKET SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. SAN FO RD AUTO PARTS WARNER'S GULF SERVICE STINE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT W ORkfl SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO Go To Church CHURCH OP CHRIST Second SL A Elm Avo. Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist SUNDAY Bible Study io a. m. Worship u *. m. Young People's Cltsi 0:90 p. Evening worship 7p WEDNESDAY Sunday G H /l M K O W ru M iR * i home •• •. i ; - > i l i u m 414 i„, LANEY DRY CLEANERS ■■■ ■ ttg B a a �Drive To Get Caps " 'or Oviedo Band Js Slated Soon , I Fund Raising R ally Slated Saturday By Fire Department By Mrs. Raym ond Morris CASSELBERRY — Announce­ ment o f a fund raisin? rally and chicken barbecue dinner by the By MARIAN JONES Casselberry Fire Department on OVIEDO— We h ere been in- S a t Dec. 1, 'beginning at S p m ., form ed that there will soon be was made in a letter mailed to drive fo r fandj for the Oviedo all citizens by ch ief Paul Bates. Ififh School band to get c a p v We Th* letter also stated that can­ are certain that the local citizens didates for o ffice in the local ; * « t n be glad to help contribute elections to be held Monday are ' " f o r each a worthy Close. expected to be on hand to meet Professor Michael Fisher, band their constltutlents, director o f the band has done | The benefit a ffa ir U to raise Z quite a remarkable Job with his funds to meet budget require­ 2 students. They did a wonderful ments according to Bates and, la ~ Job In the Christmas parade Wed* not In any manner Intended to be­ - nesday in Sanford, and w c were com e a political rally. quite proud o f them. Many local Another purpose of the rally la citizens w ere on hand fo r the to acquaint the residents with " parade, as well as students o f the signals and operation o f the new 7 local school. seven and one-half horse power " Rem em ber that many o f these siren, recently ereetd atop the V b oys and girls were taken without municipal building on a twenty2 any previous knowledge o f music foot steel \flvecr whatsoever and hare been trained Members o f the fire company “ for thheir positions in the band. will supervise the barbecue with - We think Mr. Fisher deserves assistant chief Herman R. Joyce ~ much c re d it in the role o f head chef. 7 He hat been kind enough to - furnish ua with a list o f band 5 mem bers and their positions, as Z follow s: t'ercojsion, V." i I ! I a is - Hart. Waynright, Tom m y Partin ftu n d Robert O lllff; Bass. Bobby “ George; Baritone, Carl Kabry; - Trom bones, Jim Mentzer Michael Vice Admiral Leslie C. Stevens, Z Duda, Charles Parker and Wealey USN Retired, passed away very - Swenson; Coronets, Freddy Rob- suddenly at the local hospital at " bins, Jim Brookshire. Andy Du- 7:30 a. m. this morning. " da, Wallace Kelsey, John TesinAdmiral Stevens had mad* his iky, Benne Walnrlght, Jerry Ul- home in Annapolis, Md but was T rey, Johnny Courier and Wes aboard hts boat, the “ O lga'' at *; Evans; Saxaphones, Joseph Duda, the Sanford Boat Works on a v a ­ Carol Parker and Julie Gore; cation. - Ct-r lets Ana Lundy Ruby He was a m em ber o f the MethijT rov rcll, Pat Jackson, Virginia Idlst Church, the New York Yacht ^ W r y e , Gladys and Carol Alford; Club, Explorers Club of New York, _ Flutes, Robert Mlkler; Ball Lyre, and the Washington D. C. Arm y • Nancy Estes. and Navy Club. Then there are the boys and Admiral Stevens was a Naval girls In training now to become Attache in the American Em­ band members. These are: Wayne bassy In London and Moscow. Z Wilson, Danny G am m agc and For a number o f years he was Jim m y Jones on the Comets; a distinctive w riter for Life M ag­ Thad Lingo, John David Beasley azine, Time, and Readers Digest. and Sue Slayton, on the Clari­ Survivors include: his wife, Mrs. nets; Bobby Beard and Carl Me- Leslie C. Steven*; one son, L es­ 41 Quire, on the Trombones. lie C. Stevens Jr., of New Y ork; and one sister, Mrs. George T u r­ Fold crushed pineapple (drain­ tle o f Brownsville, Tex. ed) Into soft vanilla ice cream; Remains will be shipped to plaee In freezing compartm ent of Washington, D. C. for Interment refrigerator until Ice cream Is In Arlington National Cemetery. firm and serve for a company Brtsson Funeral Home is in t-harge. dessert. Retired Naval Officer Dies Here Today City Assured (Continued fr>-m Page One) tlclng the com m issioner! o f the futurq tn continuing the Capital Imeprovement P r o g r a m / * he said. The approval o f the bid this morning brings to a close lengthy n egon atlot* ror the sale o f the bondi through several firms. City M anager Warren E. Knowles said thta morning at the conclusion o f the meeting that "W e will now go ahead with the completion o f the detailed construction plans for the Sanford Civic Center and tba new F ir* Statioo.” Only prelim inary plana had been com pleted up to thta morn­ ing on the tw o buildings by Ar­ chitect John Burton IV. Two new pumpers fo r the Sanford Ftro Department have already been ordered as a part o f the program , the purchase o f two new garbage packers has been authorized by the Hoard o f Commissioners, a bulldozer and loader has been ordered, a der­ rick *Dd truck chassis has been received, air conditioning In the City Hall and Polirr Stntlon has already been Installed, street lighting ha* been ordered and portions have been received, and the American Legion Building purchase has been completed. Plans fo r the Colored Swlmm ln ; Pool h a ve no* yet he*n Legal Notice - v o T ir a o r b u t 11 STATE o r PMlRIDA. GREETINGS. Till M o m J. Taylor, J r . Chart** Wm. Vox. Aino* Stiff, Juaeph N. Blahop Ida U Kaaton. and J. P. f i l l if all*#, and (hair ru pee!!** apoua-a If marrUd. If alia*. and If dead. ' than th* respective unknown hair*. d*vlt««*t grant**!. aaalanaaa, Mn* ' or*, creditor*, trutt***. and any and •II raraon* whomsoever elalmlne or who may hava tha rl*ht to claim, bv throuah. undrr, or olharwlra against tha uld Moaaa J Taylor, Jr. t'harlo* U m. Vox. Antoa Stiff. Josenh N Btahop. Ida 1. IU-luii and J P. Frit, and any and all oth«r M parson* who may hava or claim to hava. any right, title, Intarait or claim In and to th* following da­ acrlbad land*, altuata. lying and being In H-minol# County. Florida, and described aa follow*: • llcgin at tha Xurthwaat Corner of Lot 1, Hanlon 3*. Township t l South, of Rang* 3) K ut; thanca run Kaat It chain*, thenca South 11 44 .haln*. thanra tVaat It chain*, thanca North 12.lt chalna You and each of you. ara here­ by notified that a ault to ijulat Tllta haa bean brought agalnet you In tha Circuit Court In and for A Satulnnla County, at Sanford, Florw Ida. In Chancery, t-id ault bain* entitled "Mamie L tiregan, .plain­ tiff VS Moeaa J. Taylor. Jr . at ala. dafandanta, being a ault to Gulat - TIM# to tha above daacrlbad linda In th* olalntlff. and you and aach of you. ar* re-iutrad to flla your anawar to lb- plaintiff* complaint (heretofore filed with th* Clark of our raid Court! with th* Clark •ara* of our eald Court, and (o - or furnish to tha plaintiff or her at­ torney. It W War*, whoa* addreae la. P. O. Box 1*11, Sanford. Florida, a copy of your aald ani * i r. on or b«for* Tueeday, Hal e t m b a r 4th. A. D 1354. herein fall ** not or a degra* proronfaaao will b* altered agalnat you. and aach and ■•every on* of you. for «h* rallaf " demanded In aeld complaint, and ** final Judgement will be -u U r«4 thereon Tha nalur* of thla ault U to qulat th* till* In and lo Ih* land* above daacrlbad. agalnat you and aach o f you and Into tha plaintiff. Mamie l . Grogan • W ITNESS, my hand and official « a * * l o f otir axld Court, at Sanford, - Batnlnol* County, Florida, thla tha tat day of November A D. 1344. O. P. Ilamdon Clark of th# „ Circuit Court Samlnola County Sanford. Florida, fly Aria J Lun l in ’jit Deputy Clark Of Our Said Court “ H W War*. Attorney for plaintiff, P O Roy 1411 Sanford. Florida. R (SEAL) for **le at public outcry for tha lilghaat and lieet caah bid. aubjaet to the right o f th* Truxtre* of Ih# Intarnal Improvement Fund to reject any and all bid* at th* Courthouse beginning at 10:00 o'clock A. M , on th* 4rd day of January A. D. 1947. Outbid* of Munlcloalltlaa Eaaaraant for read right of way 300 fact aid* wIR ba raiarvad from any parcel through which there te an existing S lat* lined. Aa tn all landa title to one half of all petroleum and thraa fourth* of other mineral* will be reserved. All fissionable material | la reserved. la,la I, 3. 1 Blk 4 Tr IT Samlnola Park. Ila t Book 3 Pag* IS Lola 129 lo 134 and H i to t i l aactlon Ona Midway J-ark. Plat Book 4 Pages 14 A 34 1/2 I.ota 21 A 34 Section Two Midway I'aik. Plat Book 4 Pago* 94 A 9» Sanford Lodge No. 1J4I will art at host to three other Elks* Lodges, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on the occasion o f the annual memorial service in honor o f departed brothers. Partletnatlng In the Joint tri­ bute will be DeLaad, Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach Lodges. A musical program In keeping with the event will consist o f piano selections by ‘Allyson Lee, a tenor aolo: "T h e Lord’ s Prayer” sung by William Brown and a male quartette made up o f A1 Ca-e. Brown, Warren Adams and Charlie Morrison who wQ] offer "M y Task" and "Heaven In My H om e". Roger Harris will act as accompanist. The officer* o f the local or­ ganization extend an invitation to the publle to attend the ser­ vice. which wilt be held In he lodge rooms, here. submitted fo r approval, the Boat Basin plans hare not been start­ ed. two dump trucks authorised for the program are yet to be ordered, and a new itreet sw eep­ er has not y et been orderd. All commisslonrs were present at this morning’s speelal meeting when th* bid for the sale o f the bonds was aecenled Dawsons (Continued From Page 1) fo r well trained personnel for disaster. He said that m any m a­ jor disaster the Civil Defense workers were a "b a ck -u p " for the local Red Cross Disaster groups. He said that the War De­ partment had designed. Tam paSt. Petersburg, Jacksonville, T a l­ lahassee. West Palm Beach. Miami and Orlando as possible target areas and the anrroundlng coun­ ties should be preparrd. as sup­ port areas, to feet), clothe and house refugees should war attack or natural disaster strike. He highly praised Mr. Pem otte for hi* efforts in organizing Area Five as the support Area for Orlando on a Volunteer basis. He had hope* o f the other Areas using Area Five as a pattern for organization. FAUST'S DRUG STORE Near P. O. Phone 103 ru' e ^e,e firing or have your Doctor w k u p t io k telephone your next pro- scriptlon to us. It will be accurately compounded with fresh drugs at a fair and reasonable price... FAST FREE DELIVERY also F A U S T S S U N D R Y STO RE 20th ft French "T o Better Serve You” TH E SANFORD TTF.RALD Fri., Nov. 30, 1950 Page 3 Voters To Tuesday Election Day In Long wood; Polls Open 7 a.m. (Continued From Page 1) L. E. Swope and Graham C. W illson. Wilson la presenUy com plet­ ing one )e a r on tho town zoning board. By Mrs. Ruth Layo Lon a wood— Tuesday, Dee. 4, will be etectlon day In Longwood and voting will take place in the Town Hall with the polls open­ ing at 7 a.m. and closing at 7 p.m. A m ayor, five councilman, town clerk and tax collector will be elected. Serving on the election board this year will be. Mrs. B. R. Gray, clerk: Mrs. Elena Shaw, Mrs. Mary Elgin and C. D. Dud­ ley, Inspectors; and George Lewis, Marshal. The State Civil Defense O ffice AH registered voters—vote! Is asking the Legislature for $300,000 so that Florida will be vllle in January covering various really prepared for any disaster phases of Civil Defense. within her boundries. Capt. Wright o f Orlando begg­ Col. Tarklngton told of a 300- ed that the "Support Areas'* pre­ bed Em ergency Hospital which is pare themselves for the reception being set up In Tallahassee for o f 180,000 from Orange County the training and Emergency De­ should a bomb strike Fine Castle monstration purposes. He said Air Base. 'He suggested meetings that there are a number o f such o f coordinating groups from Civil hospitals available to Counties who D efense, Red Cross, Police and can store them In a space o f a Sheriffs, Communications, Fire freight car. Departments and Doctors meet He announced meetings In at intervals to perfect workable Jacksonville. Miami and Gaines- plans. Unlesa a clerk la determined by write-in v otes, the Incoming mayor ha* the pow er to appoint, subject to approval o f the board. To date, no ono h at filed fo r the o ffice o f town clerk. Circles Announce Meeting Dates By Mr*. Vartan OVIEDO— Th' Bethany Clrcla of the WSCS will hava thair reg­ ular meeting on Monday night at th* home of Mrs. Jamea Pearson, which trill be ptecaeded by a covered dish supper at 1:30 p.m. and a Christmas party.. The Chapel Guild Circle will postpone their regular meetlnt until a later date to combine with a Chrisraas party. The Mary Martha ClreJa of tho Oviedo Methpdlst Church win matt Monday afternoon at 3:10 p.m. with Mrs. C. R. Clonta. Unopposed fo r marshal la llcrschell B. Y oung. Serving on the election board will be Chris Nucrem bergcr, M. C. Michael and C. II. Michael. T his trio has serv­ ed In the sam e capacity for the man Monday night eorrectad tha last five election*. The voting registration Hat. which ihowa M l booth will be open from 7 a. m. eligible to east their ballots on to 6 p. m. Dee. 3rd. O f that number, 136 In an adjourned session o f tha new names trara added daring tho Nov. 5 meeting the board o f alder* past year. General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 73 II. JAMES GUT « JAMBS & G U T SAYS! "USE OUR LAY-A-W AY" JUST IN TIME FOR ★ ★ ★ (m g itm HEMffMRS C O L O TV SETS •RADIOS R p comes to TOASTERS •MIXERS •Vacuum Cleaners •Coffee Makers 1/1 Lota t i lo 40 and 41 to 4a Section Two Midway Park. Plat Book I !-* * * * 34 34 1/2 N lot fart of tV 101 feat o f 8 W I , o f HE '« Section 14. Tuwnahlp !v S, Range 33 Kaat lA>ta 9. 10. II A 13 Utk 47 Manlando. I'lal Book 3 Pages 44 1 /3 , 44, 47. A 44 Lot* 1 A 2 tllk 17 Golden Rod Heights. Plat Rook 3 Pate 14 Lot J Blk 17 Golden Rod Halghta. Plat lino). 3 Pag* II Lot « lilk IT Golden Rod Height*. Plat Book 3 Page II Lot 2 Blk 17 Golden Rod Haight*. Plat Book 3 Pag# 11 Lot 4 Blk IT Golden Hod Ualghta. Plat Book 2 Pag* 14 Lot 7 Blk 17 Golden Rod Halghta Plat Book 1 Pag* II Lot I Blk 17 Golden Rod Halghta. Plat Hook 3 Pag* 14 tail 3 Blk 17 Golden Rod Halghta P D t Hook 3 Page |4 Lot 1» tllk 17 Goldaa Rod Halghta Plat Bonk 3 Pag* II Lot II Blk 17 Oaldan Rod Heights Plat Rv>k 3 Page 11 Lot 11 Blk 17 Golden Rod Height* Plat Book 3 I’ag* tl Lot* 11 A t l tllk 17 Golden Rod It-la M i Plat llook 3 Paaa t l Lot IS lilk 17 Gotdan Rod Halghta I Plat ook 2 P ag* 11 I.ota 14 A 17 nik 17 Golden Rod Height* Plat Book 2 Pag* I* L o t a 14. t». 14. 31, 23. I S3 A 31 Ulk 17 Ooldan Hod Halghta Plat Book 2 Pag* 14 l » t * 1 A 2 lilk 4 All*** First Ad. dltlon to Washington H eight* Plat Book 2 Pug* 22 t.ots 2. I. 4 lilk 4 Aliena First Ad­ dition lo Washington Halghta. Plat Book 2 Pag* 22 lo t* 3 I. 4 and I to 27. and IA to 42. and 71 to 94. an 142 to 194. and 111 lo 121 and 121 124. 111. 149. 1*2. H I. 114. I l l and 149 to 219. and 214 to 319. and lo t * C. t>, A H. Kaw Garden* Plat Bonk 4 Pag- 41 f-ot I lilk A North Chuluot*. H a t Rook 2 Page* SI to It fait I nik 79 North Chuluot*. Plat Rook 2 Paeee I I to 24 NOTICE N olle* la hereby given that pur­ TH E T R t'U T flr 4 OF INTERNAL suant to Section 9 of Chapter 111*4 i w r n o v r . w E v r r t v ii o r the tat w a of Florida Acta of HIT, •TATE OP IT.IIRIIVA known aa Ih* Murnhy Act. th# f*»lHr n P. Herndon ■ low ing daacrlbad land In Samlnola Agqnt Trustee* of I. I. Fuad, . County. Florid* will ba off-red Seminole fon aty DIUCS M usical Program Revealed For Elks' Memorial Service 5 DECORATOR COLORS Coral Pint • Sunburst Yaflew • Jea'oam Blue • MaaJoa Or*** * WaadlanJ lo w a * and C/aaa/c cooks ovorythlng in tho book. . . automatically New Super-fdatlc Calrod* for com­ pletely automatic cooking •automatic deep-well cooker • automatic ovan • Cuitom Cooker and Server • automatlc french fryer • Calrod golden griddle optional now or later. You g ; ‘ all this and color, too* • to adikjflM ilmguttol P _ j O O y o u /I i y jjT ** • • • Ranges — Refrigerators Dryers — Dish Washers • ' l l J jD V & Q i — Freezers — Washing Machines NAME YOUR OWN TERMS NEVER UNDER-SOLD • NEVER OUT-TRADED GORMLY- 216-217 S. Palmetto Ave. Phone 778 �e r*^ * j m <w. -xvllt * % Expectancy In State Increasing it RMe Of Six Months Per Year vl Folk* c h u m many more jfijrantic parades W n the one aUreti fn Sanford Wednesday •than they could have In years gone by— ‘ Recording to a State Board o f Health spokesan recently. ‘ 1 L ife expectancy fn Florida has been in* creasing at the rate o f six months a year. •Bobert G. Carter told tht Association o f J t o r id t Hospital Auxiliaries meeting in v - Jacksonville. However, there was a grim warning In the ' ' ^ C lr n ila to ry diseases and cancer must be : eurbed if the life expectancy Increase is to continue* A comparison was made between the life expectancy In 1M 0 and 1950. From tha fig­ ures showing expectancy o f 56.6 years In ,..n|980 and 67.7 fo r 1050 was the rate of In* Crease determined. Reasons fo r the Increase were belatise o f -the contributions made by the State Board . Health and hospitals o f the state which iP *1mve assisted in the virtual ellmlnailon o f , i • ------------------------------------------ ■ W hat Price Freedom? *♦-- A prediction. hsa l»f*n made that has set the prlee on a third world war should the i United States be faced with such a major World conflict (it the future. 1' ; Tho astronomical figure o f a.trillion dollnrs named as the figure necessary to p«y the modem necessities to wage battle around the world. ’ * However. Navy Captain Lawrence 8mith said "There Is one thing that Is worth thst price—and that la freedom." . ,iT h e fantastic cost estimate o f another war Is based on what It has cost this coun­ try In previous wars. "W ars are financed on taxes and borrow­ ed money that eemea out o f tha pockets o f the citizens." the Navy Captain told the Na­ tional Resources Conference this week. Since the revolution, each war that has been fought has coat roughly three times the one that preceded ItWorld War Two cost the American people 883 billion dollars. There are complaints enough now aliout the high cost o f taxes— not to take Into con­ sideration what the tab would be In the event o f another war which would Involve the United Sinten.____________V *‘ *___________ _ r The Sanford Herald FuMidiri oatty I m n N U N ir *»4 S n t o ■aieveS »• else* a u ttsy Oeiefcee It. t i l l at Sae Veal OfNee at BanforS, Plarlda un4tr th* Aat nt C u a i r m af Marah S. t t t l / m a n runtime. u*ii*r a*e rahii.na. uantoN Harman aw. ■s***uv*> astier BVBt.TN 1 C V H tN O ad«*rtU li»a Maaaear____ _ SttM CRtPTIO R RATKS H e see w**k One Meath St.ee Carrier ■ ti Meatke Oaa Tear iraa Maatha fill HI is IM S All Obituary aetteae, aarda af lhaaha, raaotullaia a*4 M il it * a f anlartalnmaal for tha purpoae af ralilae feeSa wilt ha ahareae far at raeular advarthlae rataa S The Iterate la • m en a er a f tha Aaaaa'ataS Pr*aa • kith la aattttad asalatlvaly ta tha uaa far rtriH Ira Uaa a f all tha laaat aawa prlataA In thla aaw.yap*r. RapraaaataC Natlaaally by (lenerel ASrarttilnl asrataa In*. I l l a ea rgla aartaea ntah Bid* Atlanta Oeereta Page 4. Friday, November 30, 1966 TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE Make straight paths for your foot, so that what la lams may not be put out of joint but rather bo healed. READ Hebrews 12: 12-17. HUNGARIAN COVtt UP Dollars Worth More Some American businessman t ping export* by o m billion dotNy 8AM DAWSON NEW YORK US—The Canadian watch this rise nervously. They |i*f»— . th,B doublo what It dollar is worth shout four eanta more In today’a market than the American dollar. This doesn’t maan thst the American dollar Is losing nay of lu prestige In other lands—It is still th« most sought after cur­ rency In the world today. It does mean that * Canada’s vast postwar eipanslon la catch­ ing Its second breath—that Amer­ ican dollars art flowing north­ ward. Tho flow has been particularly largs In recent days because Can­ adians hare been borrowing in the U. 8. capital market—interest rates art aven klgher north of tha bonier. As these borrowed American dollars are exchanged for Cana­ dian to go to work there, the ex­ change rates raflsct this large •upply and tha Canadian dollar Monday rose to 11.0417, fust a shade under the high of $1.0434 In August 1933 when a previous great spurt In Investment In Canada was under way. many contagious diseases which promoted high death rates. Looking forward to longer life and added pleasures In the golden twilight years make living In Florida n ‘‘m ajor dreum" o f many retired people in every section o f the coun­ try. • # • Progressive Planning Power companies, 'railroads, large indust­ ries and other ngendes Interested in indust­ rial development have been working ou plans to provida more practical and convenient areas for factory locations, home building sites, shopping centers, and school facilities outside o f the congested city centers. This progressive planning is going on all over the country. According to one o f the companies making auch plans there is a growing need for this type o f high-class, close-in development suitable fo r Industries whose Investments and payrolls have a tremendous effect on the economic health o f the community. Thus, docs a large industry make possible By ED CREAQIf tho development o f a hundred smaller In­ AmocIi M Pm* News Analyst dustries— one can’ t exist without the other. WASHINGTON tR— Money, or This Is tile private eillCi pi ir>e Wd> o f j the love of it, has been called the building the nntlon. root o f all evil. All we are waiting for is the announce­ It’* a lio the life blood o f a poli­ ment that Sanford and Seminole County will tical' campaign. So, for the umpteenth time, becomo the center for one o f the multi-mil­ lion dollar developments which will bring Congress is trying to figure out how campaigns ran be financed more than a hundred various enterprises, without monetary evil. all dc|>cndem upon ono another. This la one of the tougher prob­ Money Income Taxes In an earlier era, it seems clrar. (ho ad­ vocates o f the federnl Income tax had no conception o f the extent to which it would grow— and the tremendous portion It would lake from tha earnings o f the people. In defending this tax, the late Senator Borah once said: "The great and honored lawyer, Joseph Choata, denounced auch a tax « s socialistic. He said that if you can levy ft tax or two per cant, you may Iny a inx o f fifty per cent or n hundred per cent. • ’’ Who will Iny the lax o f fifty per cent or a hundred per cent? "Whose equity, sense o f fairness, o f Justice, o f patriotism, does he question? "W hy the representatives o f the Ameri­ can people— not only that, but the intelli­ gence. the fairness, the justice o f the people themselves, to whom their representatives are always answerable-” Renntor Borah wns a famous nhle mnn. but In this ease he could hnrdly have been mure wrong. An Income lax o f 60 per cent now applies at levels which nre far flxrtn great wealth. And In the top bracket the tax Is D1 per cent— only nine per cent short o f total expropriation that Joseph Choate feared. Moreover, even in relatively modest brac­ kets, tho tax collector hits very hard- Taxes, direct and indirect, account for about onethird of a $7,600 annual income. And n man enrnings $86 a week works more hours ta •,»ay his taxes than to pay for his food and clothing combined. Hut to sum it all up— there’s not a great­ er country in the world than the United States o f America—and cacti citizen is proud to pny his or her fair share o f the coat o f government. Just suppose we lived In another country — what would the bill lie? Commission Protests Plan PALATKA '.I*—Taking Putnam County woodland property for Navy bombing targets would de­ prive the county o f some tax mon­ ey, county commissioners said yes­ terday. They voted to protest the federal government plan to ac­ quire 6.M0 acres for lhat purpose. Hep. Uennrtt D-KU announced the plan last week. Campaign's lems a democracy fa cet. And If Senate committee* looking Into Ihe question van com e up with an answer, they will deserve a na­ tional vote o f thanka. On the one hand you have the question: If 1 believe In a can­ didate or hit party, why shouldn't 1 he allowed to contribute anything I ran afford to the cause? And on thn other hand: Should anybody bt- allowed to help “ buy" an election? What favor* do big contributors expect when they kick in to a campaign fund, and aro they going to gat thcmT President Klsenhwocr dug Into this question at a news confer­ ence ta d February and admitted he didn't know the answer. A big contribution by a wealthy man “ could be a very largo one for me or for you," the President said, even inough it might be small potatoes for the man mak­ ing it. The President went on to say there must be constant study of this problem. Tlii* Is far from a new prob­ lem. Huge contributions wer,. routine in tho past. It's a m atter of rec­ ord that Dupont people chipped in a million dollars lo Alfred E. Smiths campaign for President in IMS, even though the family has not been eordlal toward the Dem­ ocrats In late yetra. Well, in 1*40 Congress decided to act, but U accomplished little ao far as doing anything about the situation waa concerned. The 1640 law says ao Individual may contribute more then >3,000 to a campaign, and ne party orsanitation may spend more than three million dollars on a cam­ paign. This law haa proved to be ■■ full of hales $• • rusty screes door. If a rich men wants to endow a candidate, all be has to do D make a flock of $3,000 contribu­ tions in the name of as many dif­ ferent persons—nu wife, his grandmatiitr sad even his infsnt children. Letters To The Editor Wc the people o f Sanford wish to congratulate Herman (Butch) Rcm bert in hi* new office. If# has been elected assistant man­ ager of the Stone Brother* Fun­ eral Home of Sanford. W* are very proud of him and honored to have him serve in our communtiy. We believe that h* will do alt in his power to msko the busi­ ness a great sucres*. Hr wa* horn in Florida, reared here in Sanford and attended school nt Crooms Academy. He Is u member of the New Salem Pri mitive Baptist Church, belongs to the choir, the ACL Club, serves on the trustee board, a member o f Mount Olive Lodge. No. 79. Royal Arch Degree, Knight* of the Temple, member o f the No­ ble of Mystie Shriners and assist­ ant scout master. Troop 117. He is presently employed by the Sanford Housing Authority. [ He owns his own home at 13081 West 17th St., where he resides with his wife and threw children. Blood To get around the three million dollar limit, you Just sat up sep­ arata organisation*—Cltiiena for BliviU, or Volunteers for WhoosIs. Sat up as many aa you like. This la why the special com­ mittee headed by Sen. John L. McClellan of Arkansaa and tha regular Senate Elections aubcommlttea of Sen. Albert Gore of Tennaseeo are looking Into tha matter. One or both may come up with some recommendations for rewriting the law. Two-MoathOld Girl Bares LARGO (A*—Two months old Kathy Marie Adcock died yester­ day when her home burned near hare. She was on* of nine Adcock children. Child's Feet Need Regular Check-Up ly HUMAN N. MMMMM, M.8. LIKE many ailments, foot Ills; Sometimes leg and foot trouble often creep up on os virtually un- might Indicate there la somenoticed. thing wrong Internally. For example, If the child's lags It’a especially difficult to da termlna foot troubles In children are. bowed or knock-kneed, he because of their natural Incline- appears undernourished and he Uon to maintain silence about haa a peculiar chest formation any ailment or hpdy change commonly called "pigeon breast," which doesn't m um onto pula. |he might hero rickets. Foot fatlwrf Whether or not any of these .in 'symptoms of foot trouble appear, Generally, a youngster will re- j n ron.jy ur. ( you to have your iraduil'that there la no dtacom- Htoh Fa fort until tha trouble U beyond' The aad fact U that 63 per cant easy correction. of the boy* and M per cant of the Thar* are. however, certain girb of school age hare foot deearly eigna which might Indicate r*cU which may be serious. It trouble U brewing. neglected, they may prove dis­ Boane W< abling In later life. One b unwllllngneae to walk, ' By the time your youngster run or play by a child who b •ntere school, his fret may hava normal In every other way. Thb been subjected to many abuses, might maan a weakening of foot Better play safe. Have hi* feet end leg muscle*. Bach a situation examined long before he reaches could lead to falba archie. 'school ago. Faulty poaturo and An u n m ■hoes are a primary cases , w“ weak fact and strained arches.I 8. T.: Is Vitamin B -ll ever of Signs of auch trouble might be W h(,P 111 increasing growth of run-over heels, u tendency for.ehlldren? the ehlld’a feet to "toe out," or i| Answer: Yea, Vitamin B-13 haa "bulging" of the ankles ex the been found to help the growth of inner side of tho feel 'children in some Instances, eisaa ■*•* »■*«*■ im . wonder if the more expensive Ca­ nadian dollar may pit «ny P~*sure for (till higher prices on the things they buy from Canada— such at newsprint, woodpulp, met­ als, oil and chemicals. Some Canadians also watch this rush of American dollars north­ ward with concern. They know that Investment funds are need­ ed to develop Canada's vast nat­ ural resources. But they fret be­ cause the profits from this devel­ opment may flow southward in future years. For a time last summer this waa a prime politi­ cal issue In Canada. Many con­ tended that U. S. corporations should let Canadians buy into their subsidiaries there. Americana aren't the only ones investing |n Canada these* days. There has been a flight of capital from Europe. Investor! there feel the money will be safer In Cana­ da than In troubled Europe. In the first spurt of Investment in Canada, In the first part of this century, it was British capi­ tal that financed Canadian expan­ sion. But sinr« the mid tO'.’Oi Ameri­ can capital )iai been taking over. In the early 1930s when the Brit­ ish Commonwealth companies act up a preference system, U. S. corporations began setting up Ca­ nadian subsidiaries so they could export to preference areas from Canada rather than from the United States. Another great spurt started af­ ter World War II when Canada was found to have vast resources neede^ to supplement those in this country—uranium, nickel, eopper, oil. There has been somu invest­ ment in Canadian stock* and bonds—Canadian bonds, for ex­ ample, have a higher yield than U. S. bonds. But most of the American dollars have gone into leases, plants, mines, well* and facUiliea. The U. S. Department o f Cornmere* put* U. S. direct investmanta in Canada at the end of 1933 at 6*4 billion dollars—a sixable chunk of ihe total of 19 bil­ lion throughout the world. Canada's dollar owes its pres­ ent high rating largely to this investment. This year our north­ ern neighbor it running a com­ modity trad* deficit. Imports top- was In 1933. By itself this factor would weaken the Canadian dollar — Jual as the Dad# gap weakens tha. British pound. But tht flow o f " foreign capital io Canada has more than made up th* differ­ ence and put the Canadian dollar' at a premium. Canada's net foreign debt ae It borrows to expand may hit nine billion dollars thla ytar — up flva billion In ilx year*. Thla yaar alone the capital Investment In Canada’s expansion may reach eight billion dollars. g Canadians are furnishing pari * of this capital but muds is coming from the United States — in dol­ lars worth four cent* lets than the Canadian one. W A L L F IN IS H from D U P O N T I VINYL MAN GETS PRISON TERM TAM PA (3*— Joseph Francois Drapeau, 46. who admitted lend­ ing a threatening letter to Mayor | Nick Nucclo asking money, was sentenced by Federal Judge Wil­ liam J. Barker yesterday to 2H years In prisoo. Th* itinerant worker, who had been a Janitor here briefly threat­ ened to blow up Nuccio's house unles* Nucclo mailed him a check for $5,000. * Quick dryl"6—0*»ta*a h iwrfsett A S'uihn and ralttra d m Milty wW* w «to CALL "H R” The Lumber Number for Sudden Service Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. Third St. Sanford. Fla. S A N T O IR D n t k ULANTK m i O hm. bank PAINTS INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. 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In Staihtll Pink and Sand White or Lagoon Blue and Sand White. f f l P U I l l U K M L T 216 Palmetto Ave. V l t u i K a / J x r f ’ V® i p o w U d tN Phone 778 F L O R ID A % STATE BANK- »» ± 1 S A w r o a w ifUMixx federal Deptwd tnturence CtimJ/JJ JA Z 0 i0 i0 :0 M 0 i0 :0 w :m fW 0 w ;m 0 W 0 M 0 m lull** t o *ry w di <*n,trv<ti*n and Hatoed HILL A U T O LO A N S Lowest Cost ‘ tm * Om * *n fa*. a*ay �v . • •. • — v v> • — ■- 1- . seemed particularly M . TM band* strutted along, th tt fleet! were w ell though out end t u m t > ed and proved how much In the part few years the emphasis on Christmas Is reiorning to rallglea I think, too, th at'S an ford should 1 T VIRGINIA CONN be proud o f Its colored citizens The wive* o f VAH-5 had a tale will be sponsored by the for their excellent part la the luncheon at the Mar Lou rest­ home room mothers, and they parade. We came home with m e r aurant Wednesday. Hostesses were will use the funds fo r Christmas rlmcnt In our voice* and Christ' Sonya Blackwood and Kitty Walk­ parties throughout the school. mas in our heart*. er. After lunch there were sever­ Muriel Glidcwell entertained al tables o f bridge, and a good Here are th* winners o f the In honor o f Wednesday tournaments la the time waa bad by all. Speaking of Thursday morning C alendar Bethany Class Holds Annual Dinner Nov. 27 FRIDAY mv Conning The News TUESDAY Tlio Rev. D. S. C aracas will The Executive board o f the conduct the morning devotions Woman"* Club will m eet at 9:43 over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. a. m. in the board room o f the The Norman De Vere Howard clubhouse. Members o f the Bethany Class Chapter, U. D. C.. w ill meet at 3 --------------------------------of the First Baptist Church and p. m. with Mrs. Reuel F Robison. . . • •. their husbands enjoyed a Thanks­ 1407 E. 2nd St., with Sirs. Claude M IC C ( J r n 11n \ I v* / giving dinner on Tuesday night. P. Herndon serving as co-hostess, i The Lamplighters Class of the C a t a r i A t Nov. 27, in the Educational Build­ First Christian Church will meet T c L C U M l J lL O W G l ing of the church. Even though . , at 8:30 P- m- at the church for ML,* Ora Ray waa pleasantly It was a return engagement for . potluck .upper and the annual , Upri.ed Wednesday night with a VAH-5, Joe Tully called to tell Gay Brown, who is leaving for the "Thanksgiving Bird e v e r)- election o f officers. I miscellaneous bridal shower given me that Roy Caton will be com ­ San Diego next week. C offee oqe agreed the turkey, d ressin g .; A Red Cross Campaign Fund by Miss Barbara Smith and Mr*. ing home on sick leave the and pastries were served, and beanj. yam s, salad, rolls and sev- organizational meeting o f Semt- Clayton J. Beaulieu. fifteenth o f December. He will the house was gay with ch ry ­ A very striking e ffect was be flown down from Bethesda eral different kind, o f pics and '° f DirTc l" r* ---------- -----------santhemums. Attending were Ruth Naval Hospital where he has been cake,, made for deliciou* eating. Room . c ity at 3 p m . , " “ JJ* Diana Miller, Polly recovering from a serious acci­ Norvellc, The food com m ittee, Including There will be a board meeting . b. f i0.», dent. It Is reported that he is Brubaker, Betty Lemoa, Betty Mrs. Dorothy Odham, Mrs. Mar- of the Woman's Club at 9:43 a. I’ m aure Hailett, Nancy 3Iorgan, Nancy board room of the Appropriate bridal gam es were much Improved, and ilyn Forrest, Mrs. Bobby Robbins nJ* j n tbc and Lil G ray. played and prizes won by Miss being back In Sanford will help Martin. Griffin. and Mr*. M argaret Ashley, were d u bh ou ,c Jean WlUte, Mrs. Bea llam p, Mrs. tremendously in speeding recup­ Rosemary Duncan was unable to certainly deserving of th0 praise _. „ . , . , _ Louis Rotundo, and Mrs. Earl eration. come, as her little boy, B iff, is given them. Appreciation I* also J h' J " . A'J L ofm to p - „ ron, nn Punca and Hank Colee have quite ill. expressed fo r all the help vohin- ‘ Sl'N D \V Miss Ra7 wa* Pre,en,f<l niany order* to San Juan, P o r t o Rico. Since runca is a na­ Air Station officers and their ,JriLy *lVf n . The Junior Choir o f th. First to™|y wh' C!! Porto Rican things are wives will tote their box suppers The dining room was very beau- ytaptUt Church w ill rehearse at • b<8u,‘ ful blanket « iven her b* tive very rosy fo r them. Hate to to the Hawkins Friday night for lifully decorated with colored 5.3Q ! the hostesses. leaves and a floral arrangement Training Union w ill be held at hment. o f mints, peanut., there. However, the Colees, the an old fashioned auction and a to spend Chri.t- tot o f fun. Next Tuesday the of yellow and white chrysanthe­ cocoa and a sheet cake, decorat* are hoping tt:!5 and the Evening Worship at mas In thia area, if not in Station wives will have n luncheon mums. The flow er, were later 7:30. Mias Bonnie Jean Ray. re- cd " Uh wedd‘ n* Sanford. Punca and the children at the B.O.Q. The theme will o f presented to M r,. Margaret Rey­ rvsi..irtM,ww Jsi k . were Mrved to the Bursts, nolds, teach er o f the class. The he y InviHd to be with the honoree will stay in New Sym m a with course be Christmas, and host­ were Mr*. Boa Damp. Mrs. Hank’s fam ily, while Hank *t- esses will be Dolores Guidrey and decorating committee included the *I* akcr vif. Hue Klne M r, Connie Wit-1 ... Each m em ber ..... „. . ... t.nul, Rotundo. Mrs. Peggy Smith. tenda a school In Norfolk. Then I Dorothy Dohne. 1 nv Culitoiiv w o m e n s Cmu liams gnd Mrs, Florence StcnMrs. Curtis Hughes, Mrs. Quinl- they will board a plane in Aliami will bring a toy for a needy will hold its regular meeting at child, and clothes fo r the w el­ and b« off. strom. a n m . . .K. S-li,: .u!,K .n „ ,T u* RaF. ElmeF Smith, Attention! ‘ There will be a fare office. I ' . M I-nror. of , hott » „ i J « » * g w 1* * “ '*• « * ” *■■ I1' " ' I was in such a rush to get very fine bake sale in Lake Mary Saturday In front o f the to the parade Wednesday, 1 did mas party. were guests o f th,. class and ex-| Th„ Vv \ i,t „r p ir.* Baptist, n . m . i ! Andes.w M r,. Barbara . . M to say The WMU of i»,„ the First . . oroney, , _ Post O ffice. The time will be. n’ t finish all I wanted pressed their enjoyment o f the Church will observe the Week o f “ MU* Jcan eleven thirty, and there will be about the golf luncheon, but b cdinner and appreciation o f the in- Prayer for Foreign .Missions at Wilke and Miss Joan Wilke. lola o f goodie* on hand. Louise fore I get to that, I'd liko to , vitali»n. Parker, president o f the Lake mention the parade. To me, they 2 p. m. The topic will bo *‘ \Von- j £ “ r 1* •* •— «*“• ^ * i 5 £ i * ! E r & £ x Mrs. L cnora Green, president. drr f „ t Counselor'1. Circle 1 in introduced Mrs. Margaret Key- charge. nolds who welcomed all guests The Roy Scouts o f the First and gave a brief devotional after rrcsbyterlan Church will meet which the program was tu rn ed, (n the Scout Room at 7 p. m. A mock radio broadcast on over to M rs. Margaret Ashley, — The -— Philathea Class o f the Wo- Worldwide Missions was given by M arv P -T A in n n iin ,« l Women’s G olf Association.'W ed* nesday, October 24th. Class A— Jeanne Foolk Class B— Helen Carrawaj Class C— Hazel Porter Clast D— Glnny Conn Low putts— Maryed Meeks Wednesday, October 31th -B lin d Bogey Class A— Vera Smith Class B— Jo Syrats Class C— Lib Cleveland Class D— Shirley Perkins Low putts— Jeanne Foulk November 7th Clast A— Jeanne TjrJSk Clast B— Lucille Heard Class C— Lib C lw e la iv i d a i s D— Shirley Perltlns Low putts— M rs M arkham Wednesday, N ov em b er 14th Class A— V era Smith Class B— Paulina Inch Class C— Lib Cleveland Wednesday, NovcimtM’.r 21at Class A — G uasle Russell d a t a . B— P an lino Inch Clast C— A au Marah Low putts— Vara Smith Vcrn Smith w on the Kadez tournament, and Jeane Foulk was runner up. They will receive the!* awards at the D ecem ber lunch* that lhai ir a aluriv stlrrlnB. hut thia one ron. Horton Circle Sees Mock Radio Show MR. and 3IRS. ROBERT IIAIt.MON STINE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Miss Eugenie Engels Is Wed Nov. 23 To Robert H. Stine ^ haM ^ Jnn..M.‘ h n ' l , . " ' I n !‘ v m u f ‘‘ 1' 1® *7' . ‘ I'in -In-Tl.nn \!r« ^Whlev tmuHIi singing. Then Mrs. Ashley showed some m oving pictures taken at previous meetings. Mrs. M ario Lewis headed the "cleanup" com m ittee and thanks is offered fo r all a-sistancc giv­ en her. Approximately fifty people en joyed this annual, social dinner of the Bethany Class. m cn o t ,hn rh ;irch W,U h* ve * several o f the g irl, at T u esda y'. covered lll,h ' uPP<t a‘ the home meeting of the Frances Horton o f Mr*. Victor M. Greene on Circle o f the First naptlst Church. Jcw cU ’ * ^vod at 8:30 p.m. Co- which was held at the home o f will he Mrs. R. F. Mrs. W. L. Gramkow. | Motile anil Mrs. W. R. Jennings, i Members present at the meetCircle No. 10 nf the W.S.C S. Ing were Mrs. Alfred Chiles, Mrs. will mret at 8 p.m . at the home otto Thomas, Mrs. Frank Helm, of Mrs. Ted Williams, 4(H) Mrs. Calvin Wright, Mrs. B. i'lum osa Dr, Flamm. Mrs. R oger Schmidt, Mrs. Geneva Qulckrrt, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, Sirs. Charles Arnold, Mrs. Jess* Carter, Mr*, t.eland Rudd, Mr*. Covington, Mrs. n. McGill, Mrs. P. Litton, aud Mrs. Rezurcrhin. Mist Eugenie Callender Engels, their home at 318 Northwest Uth daughter o f Mr. and 31is. John St., Gainesville. Lcttcau Engels, o f Sarasota, be­ The bride attended the Univer­ came the bride o f Robert Harmon sity o f Arizona for two years,"th* Stine, son o f sir. and Mrs. Paul University o f Wisconsin for one Joseph Stine, of Orlando, o i Nov year, and now I. a senior at the 23 at the Church o f thu Redeem University o f Florida College of er in Sarasota. The Rev. Charles Education, where she is a m em ­ H. Ricker performed the double ber o f Kappa Kappa Gamm a S o -1 ring cerem ony. rority. M i,s Joanne Ramsay played The bridegroom, a mem ber of traditional organ music for the sigm a Chi fraternity, served for Plans were made at the meet­ small fam ily w eddiig. The church tw o years with the U. S Army waa decorated in autumn colors and is now a senior in engineering nf the Seminola Itebekah U d g .. Thursday for u Christmas with a prolusion o f chrysantho- Ing at the University o f Kt..-:.la. Mrs. Vcrrier Nelson, Mrs. party to he held after the regular mums. Beige satin ribbon and Among out o f town g u est. at IVr It W . will wilt be h« sirs, rne^tlno meeting Dec. 13. T Thrre chrysanthemums m a r k e d the the wedding were Mr. nnd Mrs. r baric i E. Karraker and Mrs. pews. The bride, given in m a r -1 George A. Stine and Mr. and Mrs Rclty^ Spencer were Initialled lnln| an exchange of g ifts at that time, Resolutions w ere read at the riage by her father, was lovely Andrew C. Stine, all of Sanford, the Anna Miller Cin-Jc Tuesday meeting on the death of a bein a gown o f beige pe.iu de sole, The bridegroom is their nephew night nt the Elks (dub. Mrs. Edward Cox, president, loved member. Mrs. Estelle Elfashioned with em pire waistline, ■■ ... -'.•sided ov er the ecreptony, and liott and the Charter was draped full skirt, bateau neck and th ree-’ routine reports were given by |n |irr memory, quarter length sleeves. She wore ^ ^ n c l n t / f ' l n c c ^ / i l l standing com m itlee chairm an. Mrs. Mac Myers was reported a matching cap and shoulder- ” ^ 1055 length veil, and carried a bou­ Plan* w ere made fo r purchas- ill. All wish for her a speedy ing Christm as gifts to be sent. recovery. quet o f orchids. I Her sister. Mrs. Penny Fiigtis The Daughters o f Wesley Sun- to the H arry Anna Crippled ChilShaw,____________ served us________ ma-ron .o .f . --------honor ‘ toy School Class will have a .dren’s H om e in Umatilla. This ____ snd chose an empire sheath o f hu«in*ss session and Christmas a project carried out every desert tan pcau dc note,featuring *>arty _on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m year, a cowl neckline. She wore a at McKinley Hall. An exchange of Refreshments were served by will take place at this |he h(u, e . , e< Mr,. J a m ri nIank' matching satin hcndbn.vd and veil g.ft* r Rebekah Lodge Plans Party 3 New Members For Next Meet Ladies Of Garden Initated Tuesday Info Local Circle Have Party Dec. 4 Little Theater Holds Tryouts r i n k A rcs I n v i t p r l V* , U D M ' e inY lT ea i T fl Q r l f i n d o R f l l f l O r I V -fr ik lllU U U U X . U U I The members o f the Sanfonl |Garden Club have been Invited to attend the “ Chrlvtmas G lam ­ our For Sale" Mark, sponsored b the Orlando Garden Club Dee. 8, 7. 8. This will feature unique Christ­ mas decorations and gifts; also demonstrations on "D o It you r­ self k its" for those would prefer to make their own decorations. The public Is also invited to at­ tend and admission Is free. and her bouquet was o f fra g ­ Tryouts wer,> held last night by ., enship, M r*. II. F. Hale, Mrs. II. Hostesses for the evening will fiCsruthers and Mrs. J. W. the Little Theater League mented fujii mums. for Jon C. Stine, of Orlando, bro- I>e the members o f Mrs. Albert childro their next production, "Bell, Book , and Candle” , Which they will pre­ tlicr o f the groom, served as best Hickson's Group, who are Mrs.. ,, n.^ r. m^cru‘ . . pr!:.‘ !.nt man, nnd ushers were John L. Raines, Mrs. E. C. Williams,I Peter Rukur, 3lr*. Erving Fein sent in January. There was a Mr*. D. M. P a u l , M r s . 1 .Tooil turn out, especially on the Engels Jr. and Frederick L. En­ Hawthorne, Miss Aline burg, 3trs. E. W. Jarksnn. Mrs. pari o f men. 31 rs. .Mcllratnie gels It. brothers of the bride; Ruth W, J. C larke, Mrs 3larccl Faille, Chapman and Miss Versa Wood­ John Gilliam o f Fort Myers, a Mrs Harold Kastner, Mrs. II. F. the director, said site hopes more] cock. ladies w ill-show up for the try­ Sigma Chi fraternity brother of Special guests will be the Rev. Hale, Mrs. B. G. Carulhers, .Mrs. outs Monday nights. the groom ; and Tedfod Eolson of J. W. Childre, Mrs. James and Mrs. 31. If. Wyatt. No parts have yet been as­ Orlando. Blankenship. .Mrs. Wesley Fillsigned. Mrs. Engels chose, for her mon, Mrs. S. P. Griffin, .Mrs, J. ni;ht will daughter's wedding, a gown of t> McNeill. Mrs W. C. Pratt Jr.,. „ The . .tryouts . . . .Monday . . . Hall Dior blue lace, worn with a beige M Mrs. It. L. t-'oley, Mrs. James '!«* " h' hf,H ‘ h* 1 Hall, feather hat and corsage o f pale Thompson, M r,. G arfield Walkn m am brown orchids. )tr. and 3lrs. J. W. Kimes , of er, .Mrs. J. C, Disbrow, 3!rs. Gene { , 7^ 11 9 p mAI1 arc welcom e. The groom 's mother wore a Charleston. S C., and .Mr. and Walter, Mrs. B. E. Rogers, Mrs.i gown o f pale pmk satin and ch if­ Mrs. W. T. Kimes, of Columbia,] AI Lange* Mrs. Gregory Kinlaw, fon with matching hat anJ a S. C., spent tho Thanksgiving Mrs. P eg gy Marrs. Mrs, John corsage o f white or»-mds. holidays with .Mr. and )!r s . W Griffis, .Mrs. Betty Spencer. Jlrs. Following the ecrem on / a ir - H- Duncan. Wrner Nelson. Mrs. Charles E .' 3fr. and Mrs R. J. Stenstrom ceptinn and buffet supper were Karraker. Mrs Marie Moses, Mrs. announce the birth nf a I tb. held at The Colony. St. Armsnds Mr. and Mrs Gurney Doiidney.il.. G. Skates, Mrs. Charlos Staf- l l ' v or daughter. Robin ElizaKey. The bride'* table was b e a u -1 nf Miami, will he the guest, o f, ford, Mm. Harry Adair, Mrs. Pete helh, at Panama City on Nov. 28. tifully decorated ,n whiti and Mr and .Mrs. William C. Hutch!•' Bowemox, Mrs Boy Chorpentng, 3lr*. 8trn,troin will he rcineingreen. .Miss Geraldine Vaughan son over tho weekend. Mrs. Ed Cox. and 3frs. Richard her as the form er Miss Irene and Miss Joan Clcwls were in -------------------------Rapes, | While. charge o f the bride’ s book booKI . . i i For a wedding trip ton Beach, the bride ■ ...ill. VNov. * ... 30 blue sheer wool dress, w ith ' touches o f white at the neck Her R, E. Peurifoy accessories were o f navy and Carol Stone white and she wore a corsage of 3lrt. 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St. ^ L l* fcs^ -v a r 1 �, K tf* . 3 - - Aaainst Lakeview Tonite W ' W ‘vfA*»V1*J Stevens Brothers * To Handle Seating Ter PGA Tourney •-i. — US Ttmia t-,ar-"?K Sealer BILL TYRE Left Tickle — 110 Pound* Junior Ltft Guard — IN. Penal* Sealer •afc Unban Jr. exetwtivt •per ef tbe Mayfair ten, e f ___ wed today that b* bad eewtreated the itoveee Brnttora to handle Mating far the temla* Mayfair Ian W A * Open POA GOLF Tournament to be pUyed here Dee. U1L Tbe Kevins Brothers to aw* ef the largest catering companies in tb* country and handle Web events as tbe Kaetothy Dertv, Pete Grenada, Hialeah, and many SCOTT Right Tackle—110 Pounds Senior JACK BTOYSKY Center — ITS Pounds Junior BTATB WARMS FOB BREAK H S On Warpath Full Power MPT"TV ^ pool mlfldod Sanford _ tapered off m Hr ye*n they Bitlabod final pro* «»r U>0 homeeomlng tilt , Latovlaw tonight la an B*B Conference tilt , fourth place Devil* wlU k N mftaBied Seminole* oa the ith. H w Scmlnoles bar* an are at fail power, and per_ _ more important, they want to ton this om. Tbe Jooea High Tiger* of Or­ H o Seminole hope* for marr- lando edged out the battling Pan­ tag the final game of Iba aeason thers from Crooma Academy M for the Devil* from Winter Gar­ in a bird fought defensive bat­ BRANTLEY 8CHIHAED CECIL DANDRIDGE PHIL BYRD TEBBY GOEMBEL den began to ateamroll Wednes­ tle that eloied out the aeaieo Left Ft Halfback — 175 Pounds Lift Halfback — 145 Pounds Quarterback — 120 Pounds Fullback — 190 Pounds day when It waa learned that for both teams. 8enlor Senior Sophomore Senior Btoatley Seblrard would be to The Crooma offensive unit fell­ tuning form for the backflald. ed to move the ball effectively MAN CONVICTED OP Alao expected to bo turning in a during the flrat half, but soared HECOND DEGREE MURDEB Baa performance la Jim Warner, baek strong in tho final bracket MIAMI in— . A Circuit Court tbe Seminole apeedater who Juit ta threaten seriously to tie the Jur last night convicted Robert Vacantly cam* out for football. last mnirrn nscsiLTs game only to be beat by the n s u r back —e/ caa-a/is Jill* am Warner baa been troubled wllb clock. Top Toby ts.ia m s too a l-n« H. Mstheway former! of Wtatorly, • sprained knee aad a bruited M o M l I l-t/t R. I., of seeond degree mur­ Tbe Tiger* moved ruthlessly Rapid* Hu m 1* Fred Ganaa, athletic director of yaar. W* aren’t sure Just what kidney, but doctera rtieaied him MM l * l - t 1 /2 der for killing a Miami bartend­ during tbe flrat quarter to give for tbe gene thla morning. Seminole High School, told the we'll have in the way of poten­ asLcuIn* lu caiV /S s wu* ai.r er, Charlea Perry. th» Panther* a defecit that they tial a* yet, but wa'U do a lot Jack stotaky computed the list were never able to overcome, but City Sport I*.00 0.40 >00 4 1-4 Hathaway, 35-year-old used car Seminole Chlefo meeting last of running will} the ball." 10.10I<*» I 2-1/2 ef return**# for th« final game aftr the mid-way point of the sec­ Aailco Dainty Dish _ to# t l-t 1/1 salesman, testified that he killed night that Seminole High School "We'll open the season on our •f tbe aeaton when be ran at top ond quarter th* Crooms defense, UulnUU (t-4) ItOO.iO Parry in self defense after Perry would sponsor a Seminole County own home courts against Florida Hally ixiuhl* (1-4) 1114.00 speed during th* final three daya thimd mack—o/l# nii* am sparked by the outstanding per­ ef prtctlcei. Stotaky bat been IS so Itis *10 I 1-2 t/S theatened to kill Hathaway and Invitational* Tournament her* In Military Academy on Dsc. 2,” formance of Joe King and Jullu* Mnntauk DUk Muprrlor 4.10 S.00 I 1-4 his wife if they told the police Sanford- to be held Dec. 20-21 In Layer told the group, "and we'll considerably hampered with leg Johnson, began to turn the tide Jovial Unlit tso I l-hd Perry had boasted he helped in a put on an interesting game for injuries ilnre mldteaton and hat In favor of the Panthers. By the UulnUU (t-S> $21.00 the high school gym. the fans." KOI M TII MU M — A/M Mil* ISA taaJ.ooo burglary of a waathy been a continual queition mark mid-way point of the third slan­ Ganaa said that the event would The Seminole Chiefs launched Kit’ii IL orchid 10.00 7.00 I SO 0 1-2 Miami Beach physician’s home. with recurring brultct. MO 4.10 1 2-1 l /l ts the PanUteri were dominating CrucUl mark another flrat in tha athletic a program of fund raising for I’m Your* 2.40 2 1-4 Stotaky’i return made It pos- the play . UulnUU (1-01 1101.20 program of Sanford and called the payment of outfitting of jun r o u M T ii m a c k —a/te m iu etbli for the Semlnolet to start rfirrii hack—n/i* mii* ann The Jonea Tigers, heavily fav­ Cecil Dandridge, JV ace brought ored over the Panther*, made TTnrU Crls MO I.M MO 7 1-thd H i ^ v ^ 'S t i .^ r A A - J a r .? : on the Seminole Ch(efs for sup­ lor high football that would in elude an auction. A committee ooo T.so a i-im A iilm d . inky Mo ' Op ta the vanity. The young 120 their lone tally early In tha first naan port. "All ' the high school* In was designated to study the event Tact Trial 1.40 0 l-l/t riiriK Mach—e/ie miu UulnUU (7-1) 114.10 pounder can handle the ball with stansa after a sustained drive of H m I Noon., nIloU dtonn, IU—T, Seminole County Oviedo, Lyman, and recommend a date for the SIXTH MACK—A/IS MU* 31A DnshUe Homo, l’ackard dlr£ FU- and Seminole Including DcLand Stotekyy at the pivot poll, but 47 yards. Tbe score came from Daahlnn Ouk* IMS I SO11.40 I 1-no mlns Hunaat.‘ VFurclbl* auction to be held. Sehirerd It top fast on hit centers a tackle plunge from six yards Hhubuu 1 40 1.20 t 2*4 will take place in the events, and SIXTH MA ACK—S/IS Mil* < Hllvar llln 4.10 4 l-t 1/2 for Dandridge to uio with hit out. L*ad*r OlUr. Mr, Do, Flrat Mort­ the Sanford Herald will awird UulnUU (1-0) 1120 40 Ansla I-nl.a, Visit, lllua lack of experience. Until it was Two very serious threats of the HIHWTII HACK—1/14 Mil* S3.* als*. Doll. Irish Hhnrlrut. I’Uyful Pal trophies to the winner and run­ learned that Stotsky would be Panthers were halted by the IllnhU nd Klin* 14.10 1.10 1.40 7 2-n. SBVaS.XTIS MACK—A/IS Mil* InvUIhln Man I 19 2.00 4 2-as Tin Foil, Down Tha Itivar, Nalda’a ner-up," ho aid. able to start for the Semlnolei, clock. Urow Kundcr MO 2 l-» Pel. Val DUkDy, HI Ulory, Kd'a Tbe Seminole Chiefs offtred to UulnUU <I-T> 127.00 K w u feared that they would In the fading seconds of the My-n-Mr. Holt Acs. HUck caaaar msn the concession stands dur­ K ltillT H MACK—S /l* Mil* I I S KfUHTII MACK—a/te MIU have to call on the ailing Bob flrat half the Panthers wen* on Ileal Klcllnn 14.00 0.00 S.IO 0 1-1 Jupllar Jim. Major C»dr. llaach ing the two night, four gam* Johnson for top billing. Johnson the prowl behind the excellent H llv.r C'lnily 4.04 1.40 S 1-1 l / l Firs, Fnbla Fashion, Itappy O' event and agrred to help with Joy 1.10 7 2-4 flrlan. Star Flash. Humorist. Top b reported ill In bed and has not running of Grady Roberson. Rob­ llnppy tbo advance sale*. UulnUU (0-11 15110 M /ir been out for practice since Tues­ erson cracked the line consistently .MATH MAC 10—O/IO Mil* 31.4 NINTH MACB-A/IS MIU Bud Layer, Sanford Seminole Choice MO 110 2.10 t 1-1/1 day. Kd’a (totdruah, Laka llockal, (lay basketball coach, told the group to spark the drive, then dashed Vntsr'a Kiln Hm. Screen 2.40 2.4« 4 2-1 1 /2 Juil.ua. Hhlftar, Whlla Armnr, At last- night's Seminole Chiefs off nls own right tackle, cut to KrerbeU Urown 2.10 S S-7 I’alcuUtad lilak. Oh Dolly, Ilobbla they would witness an Interest­ UulnUU <1-41 $0.10 meeting head mentor Bill Flem­ the sidelines and raced 43 yards TUXTH M ing brtnd of cage play this MACK—3 /1 Mil* M J THNTII MACK—3/N MIU ing was confident that hit before he was finally brought Mori's*. U fu r Sl.oo s.io n.40 o l-t Kd’a Halts lllua, 1-araonUn, year. "We’il be slow starting," 7.00 s.io o 3 - 1/1 Hnap charges were ready for the tilt. down from behind. The Panthers rtoradsu Itwltch, Trans Artist. Lava*, l.'tAM Mat* 1 00 7 l-hd ^ r . * ^ Chrlallx My Had Wings. he told the group," due to the "Ordinarily the Devils would be were unable to push the threat Happy UulnUU 10-01 $11.00 longth of football season this TOXIUII-rS KXTHIRS heavily favored." he said, "but across for a score before the end K iu n r MAI K—S /l« Mile I feel certain that If we get any of the first half, and thn whistle Trane Alice. K X. Htreak. .Veil’ s eort of decent breaks during the blew for Intermission with the Mp. Chapel lu ll. Dark Chnic*, Juetn Imu, Mnthlee, l\ico HIHer game we will be able lo close out Panthers trailing 5-0. HKIOXIS MACK__ l/IO MU* In the dying minutes of the tbe season with a win." K rlellr Mell'e Jlnile, A rt C*fItnllln* Duller. Johnny Dark, All week th* grldsters have final stansa tho Panthers again ner. Windy W hile. Tnreel, Hoclely Ann been reminded how well they did went on the move, with Roberson TilIIID MACK—S /l# Mile llnemer, Kd'e Dundey (let, against powerful Leesburg. Dur­ consistently cracking the line. l.uHun cky l.uckr. K. Hob. lied H ering that game the Scmlnoles The Panthera moved from their Teel, (lli>‘ie.ep, B trelfht Ticket, reached the peak of their seaaon own ten to the mid-field itripe, F ollow The Hun performance. Another display then, with only 27 seconds re­ akin to that one could spell a maining In the game, Sammy with a 3-4-3 record against some Neablt fired to L. J. MeFadden of the most powerful football win for th« Scmlnoles. In Florida. Tim Scmlnoles will throw their who gathered in the pass and teams ‘ Tbe Yardstick rambled 45 yards io the Tiger 5 unimpressive 1-7-1 record Into tha Orlande Crooma yard Una before he was finally ring as they seek their seeond I First Downs dragged down. The Panthera Win of the season, in OBC stand­ 121 Yards Hushing ing? little difference will be de­ went to the air in an atttmpl 20 Yards Passing termined by tho outcome ef the to go the rest of the way, but M Passes were again unable to beat t o game. Tho Seminoles will hare clock. Passes Intercepted by 2 to be content with a cellar rat­ Fumbles 4 Melvin Ruth waa also outstand­ ing, but with a display of powtr Punts 1’33 ing on the offense of the Panth RAIN enough to upset the Lskdvlew Yanis Pensliied II Devils the Seminoles will be able era a* they closed their aeason OR SHINE to eras* tho brand of "weak lis­ ter" and finish the Mason In a Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 blase of glory. Game time Is • p. m. tonight In Memorial Stadium. Panthers Lose Last Game 01 Season 6-0 To Jones High 11 I 1 r o a r la u d k b d a lr i* ~ gov. Collins says the state ia waiting .r-l/mtz 1 for s break in tbe bond market before offering a lag millton delUr bond leant for tbe Jackson­ ville For Pierce turnpike. "They UU us there are good proepeete that the market will Improve. "If re tea eontlno* high. It would bo my disposition to go ahead and offer tbe bonds for sal* to see what kind of bids w* get," be laid In an Interview yesterday. S H S W ill Sponsor Invitational Tourney Throw A w ay Your T ire D o U » Because Your Tlrea A r* Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Treads That WU1 Give Guaranteed NEW TIR E Wear A nd Save You Honey. WELSH TIR E SHOP 105 W . 2nd SO Y e a n In Sanford COMPLETE STOCK SH O T G U N SH ELLS m l 22 RIFLE CARTRIDGES Refineries Station ltth A Park - By - Play FOOTBALL Q \vO ° se the //, of U. of Miami u N il r l iUn T l L i Tv (except Sunday) PO ST - T IM E 8:10 P. M. Your Dreams • M A T IN E E S EVERY W EDN ESDAY & SATU RDAY A T 2 P. M . • N E W CLUB HOUSE • Glaaa-enclosed, air conditioned and heated. Admission |1 Plus General Admission o f 50c J joxJ v M > o Jl Jerry Coilina, Track Operator Saturday 2 :0 0 p.m WTRR Sorry. 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PHONE 442 C. J. SMITH G E. H ITTELL �Gay Musical Starts Sunday At Ritz The gayest and most glam orous ned, except that Crosby once ■lain la the groom. Everyone knows what the fam ­ ous Bing and the equally famous Frankie can do with a song, but now you will hear d r a c o Kelly sing on the screen fo r the first time' when she joins Crosby In “ True L o v e " and parodies "Y ou ’re Sensational" with " I ’ m Sensation­ a l” Louis Armstrong enlivens Use musical fun fest with “ High Society Calypso’ as his musicians warm up fo r their appearance in Newport, Rhode Islsnd, last c i­ the Newport J a n F estiv al And tadel of A m erica's dwindling m il­ a little la ter Crosby and “ Saehlionaire* ,wlth its Imposing Belle­ mo” Join up for “ Now You Has J a n ,” C ol, Porter’ initial venture vue Avenue and Its marble pal■ e ti facing the sea, offers an eye- into the field of jive. All o f Porters songs lift the filling setting In Vlsta-Vlsion and eolor for this laugh-loaded story plot like a glove and Include o f Tracy Samantha Lord, young “ Little O ne," a captivating num­ and beautiful socialite who ha* ber sung by Crosby to Lydia abed one husband because she ha* Reed, playing the precocious Carono regard fo r human frailty and line, “ Who Wants T o Be A Mil­ who Is about to take on another. lionaire.” a tongue-in-check musi­ Bing Crosby play* the amiable cal satire ducted by Sinatra and playboy and amateur song-writer Miss Holm, and the hilarious whom she has divorced. John “ Weil, Did You E vah ," sung by Lund is the stuffy, self-made suc­ Crosby and Sinatra. When you get Crosby, Miss cess whom Tracy (Grace Kelly) picks for Husband Number Two. Kelly and Sinatra, each an Aca­ Unfortunately, no one agrees demy Award winner, together with her choice and everyone, In- you have the top In showmanship, eluding philandering Papa, forgiv ­ but Producer Sol C. Siegel also ing Mama, gay-blade Uncle Willie scored in his selection o f the pic­ conniving younger sister Caroline, ture's other principals. Together puts obstacle* In TYacey's path. with Celeste Holm and John Lund, But It takes Frank Sinatra, as the cast has Louis Calhern as ■ snooping reporter from Spy Uncle Willie and Sidney Blsekmer Magasine, and Celeste Holm, his and M argalo Giilmore as Tracy’ s photographer, to clinch the deal. all-too-human parents—and they Sinatra starts th , softening-up are all very funny. “ High Society" directed by process when he sing* ‘ You're Sensstional" to Tracy in a .scene Charles ( “ Tender Trap” ) Walters. ia wMeh ha makne her realise It marks a new high In star-stud­ -that she could have made her ded screen entertainment. first marriage n success had she stepped down from her lofty ped­ estal. In a later sequence, he foltal. In a later sequent-,, hr fo l­ lows up with “ Mind If I Make Love To Y ou ." In thr meantime, Crosby, with every intention of re-winning his ex-wife, has also fired some musical ammunition with “ True L « v r " and “ i l.ove You, Samantha.’ ’ Small wonder that romantically dizzy Tracy winds up In a cloud of cham ­ pagne, falls Into a swimming pool and comes c lo jo to making the scandal headlines. As her shocked fiance bows out o f the match •• - I Celeste Holm grabs Sinatra while “ Y o u ’ d lo o k sa il t o o — If the getting is »<>o<l. the wedding ou’ d been w alkin g on your :irs all . U a l " ceremony gucs through m plan- i , ia s s s u o uausiN , saitiai musical Hollywood has made In years begins Sunday at the Bits Theatre. It la M-G-kTs “ High S o c ie ty " with Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Franfc Sinatra, as Ulustrous a stellar trio as ever graced a movie east, eapcrlng through a witty, sophisticated com edy-ro­ mance sparked by a brand-new Colo Porter seore and hot licks b y Louis Arm strong and His • -• . •- *' ■** » v !„ ' • , • — «. £ Mj Neighbor! K vcitve StSO Telephone Tima *i3o Air i ’uwar 1 1ou turd Theatre 7.10 i ’rltato aavrtlarr aioo L.<i au ilitau aauw »;»o il. U. Thaatro J.iv Alfred tiitcucock Presents lo.oo aaa.ooo cnalleaga tviau » oat a M l Una l l :o « Hon. N a n , Special 11:11 Uvatonto Walk Show ISi41 Nana anc Olga Utf H i l l Stan U ll MMMU Adxnlur* w.iu V icll W Ml ariand » tick* h •at::«r-.Na w •-atMtU lUuuss-uua •wall ilhyliima •yMiwan • u n it tiw iilssi uu ayurta Julin Ualy celebrity .!ty and Frank Sinatra bring you song*. BING CROSBY, Grace Kell; 8ocl*ty,”,; m u m s hi* laughs and romance In “ High society oig naur new musical musical with a flock o f new Colo Porter song hit*. Filmed in VUtaVis on and Technicolor the outstanding attraction co-start Celeste Holm, John Lund, Louis Calhern. Sidney Blackm er and Louis Armstrong and HU Band. Starts Sunday at tho Hits. V IC TO R BORGE HAS BEEN SIGNED for another hour* w long ehow on CBS which will be similar to the one-man rouser he performed last year. No specific time has yet been , s e t . . . A gentleman who usually holds all tha acts in tha deck is itymied by a personal problem in I launching a TV eeries. Goodman Ac* cannot And I th* right actor to play himself in th* TV version o f Easy Aces. He’d be more than latisfled with either Nanette Fabray or Jt l Donnell a* hla wife, t l-layhouoe VtMt t-vlat alor» Science a lutlun Taeatre ct as se tr i-wyauuta ot Blara Tfca 2-lueup t-arsun to I’ersun Night Nowa llypurt IIuiiiwuu U airal M |bt aisa-ult ■ AT IlM UA t • annual a o a iisa S.SI Teat Pattern 7i»« Hood Hornier i:s o Captaia Kaugaroo S:0O Upon llouaa !• :• • Uarrr lloora lo.Jv Arthur Uodfrar 111Sir Utrlko It Itlch i2:oo Valiant L a d y 12.11 U n a o f U fa 12:10 search for Tomorrow 11:11 Uuldlng Llaht MUH.1l.1ti Hlgo-on— t’ n g r n m IlMuma ,New»— Weather Captain Kangaroo "Fur y" Wlnhjr Dink and Too Mr. IVIaartl rha Ul« Top Football l-revlew .NCAA Football llama A rm r-.V air Tom Harmon Sports Cartoon Carnival Amtii ‘ n‘ A ml/ Fuulball Scoreboard b porta Die cat U k .N I .1 U notamarr Clooaar Show Central Florida Dhoacaaa Country Frolics Lroiatta Young Hhow Jarkla Ulcaaun Hhow ir -T ic iiin o i 1:00 1:10 liln 2:<o 2.10 2:00 t : l t Report • Stand Up and Ra Counted A a.tne World Turaa our lllaa llrooka llnuaapart/ HI a Payoff 2:20 lino f roth y 4.00 Rrlahtar Pap 1.00 Sacral Storm <:to Kdao o f Right 1:00 K ick er llouaa J e ff Richards Comedy, Opposite S e / Such aiflecU of th* ladies, little known to their male admirers, a* ___ t. repu­ backttabbing, hair pulling. tation mining and husband steal­ ing. are hilariously presented to S:10 II*/, Je.inle 0:0* dun-moke I*, to Sherlock llnlm -e li en U e r o r t VVelk Chow 2:09 SKo-off ttnuAV 10:29 Htgn.on Program lle-u m t 10:2* Xrwo-W'father 11:09 Thr f .N In Action 11:29 The Christophers : Jane . . . Recall Harvey, th* pickled rabbit? Th* long-running Broadway hit of eeveral years back I ia being whipped into an hour-long spectacular . . . A new series, Primrose, based on th* Western I short stories o f l.uke Short, will be turned out by producers Frank Im Teurell* and Jiae Moser. Their i last series: Medic. • a • SONGWRITER IRVING BERLIN GAVE PERLE . . . an goip AcerMKSTA ^ lltU h„ T v biofTtphy Ho» u tea With Th* Moetest’. The show it scheduled for March with Bhirlay Booth In the title role . . . Frank Sinatra, who was a solid smash as Dinah Short's guest, ia scheduled to appear on Walter WincheH'e December 7 show. Winch*II will originate from Hollywood that week , . . Jedy Garland's live show for Ford Star Jubilee I* now penciled In for a Saturday night in January . . . Georg* Burn* has completed tha new Merit W ilson eeries test him *nd it now at work on a test for a Lee MrCarey-produced series based on McCarty's old Gary Cooper starrer, Good Sam. • • • , JOSE FERRER IN PAL JOEY Is on th* Producers' Showcase Hat of upcoming events, and Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall are Interested in doing Th# Laet Tycoon for Playhouse 00 . . . Jimmy Durante's season will consist or four spectaculars and four guest snots, all for NRC . . . Desllu Pro: ductiona filmed 20 half-hour shows in a sinirle week i recently. That’s the equivalent in film footage of J r almost seven feature-length pictures . . . itch |{op« M - :,£ 1 Q. What l« tbe name of these cut* o f meat? A. Crosa-cut Beef Shank*. Q. Where de they come from? A. T h ev are cut from the beef ahank into flat, round piece* _____ __________ which are l to 2inches inchesthick. thick. The round shank hone in the center is surrounded by the shank meat. Q. How are they prepared? A. T h ey are rooked slow ly bv braising or in liquid and require H i to 25* hours for cooking. When braised. the meat is first browned on all sides in lard or drippings, srasonrd with salt and pepper, and a small amount of liquid, about Vj cup. is added. W hen cooked in liquid, they are covered with liquid. After liquid i* added in cither method, the it.t covered •meat as L _and _ ._cooked - __.1 '.below the boiling point unt‘1 the Prairl* Lake screen in M-GM's " l b # Opposite S « x ." A stand out group o f Hollywood headliners holds the center o f J|e stage in this malicious, m erry W d musical expose of the foibles and frolics o f the female o f the spe­ cies. headed by June Ally ton. Joan Collins. Dolores Gray, A.. Sheri­ dan and Ann Miller, with Leslie Nielsen and J e ff Richards as the men around whom the rumpus revolves. Other* In the Grade-A cast In­ clude Charlotte Greenwood. Agnes Moorerhad. Joan Rlondcli ad Sam Lcvcne, with ‘ 'guest s t a ^ ’ Harry James. Art Mooney, Dick Shawn and Jim Backus. ANGEL AND THE C IT Y O F B A D M E N SUNDAY — MONDAY THE* OPPOSITE SEX June Ally son — Ann Hlieridan !I BIGGER THAN L lF tfc Jam es done. j.tcK.1111 v ii . i. r FRIIMV RVS2VIVU Micks/ / « 09 *19 S .U 7.99 7.29 1:90 9:19 7:19 y:«9 U:00 0:19 11:09 11-19 !:li g1 j i\ G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC DEAN MARTIN and Jerry Id-wlo In n scene from “ PARDNEHS’' allowing at the Movielur.d Kide-ln Theatre Sunday A Monday. Color by Technicolor. Co-starring Lori Notion — J e ff Morrow — Jackie Loughery. T:99 ? : tS 7 in 1:09 S:S9 9 on 9:IS 9:29 19:09 19 19 11:09 ' 1 E‘ || T1h\ genuine mglx •gin> u m - u taUoal in d rm irufuiooil ujllng is muipprd • iih csilrra Top from control panel n( hnnhrd hrata is n n m-yra, t-ir-n v n k h . Ftetwet new G-E IVouhlr Ihrteliunal Power Tuning which permut ■hanncl (hinting n the mere :>uih of 4 buiiun. THE WHITE S q u a w PORTABLE MOOIl 91001 L StnrlH Sunday The mod itrulile l<fc«iuan in lha world. Farh modrl ia on oil purpose aituuon tit multiply Hewing proble/nv G-E Pnrtahla TV goes wuh mom to the kitihen, with dad to lha den, with tit to lha pleiruuoa . . . on inpt, m uhool, to iha Ktiicew tD-ttimag and VlSThVlSION 116 M a g n o lia COLOR CARTOON “ BEAR AND H IE D EAN " LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS" A v f. ratMCmtio o(«iie iM fiL t& r u e M ic F E A TU R E I — 11 0 0 - 3 :0 6 t’ .P fliimtsv Show citrus Mntust Humla/ Msl|nra Muolo at Random Muolo f-ovori Program Ava M iria Hour Forward March Tw ilight Bongo W orld At Sit S t f t l r Program Srrenad* In Hlu* I II Rt. Francis Hour 7 ;on rtnoit s t i r Tilt Horn's To Vais 7:19 Church Srrrlra I is Proudlv W « Hnll 9:09 pint - i f * for xruilo 19:19 At ttoma With Musfg t t : t * Sign Off reLrvisiON ■- SENSATIONAL STARTS C30 TO. FEATURE MAN TURNS INTO BEAST! FEATURE— t : 10 SATURDAY ONLY TAVHT T tM lF te s o s f i n e r m enu UPRISIVC — TE7u*cabr J ittnCWiwm'awirMiPi'iyiiEin>B FEATURE — 1 :1.1 SH ED \ T EA R S v se n v n a r * ** I M S 19 M O R 1IV 9 Sign On Dawn Brttkors Nows VVoolorn iam bsroo * II Now* 7:1* S«vna O'clock Clab 7: t* Nnwc-Flnrlda 7 1 9 Nowc.World t:S* Bpvrto At A Olaara t 09 i o r h o / 'e Choir* I t* Morning Davotlaag I II tlnrmonr Tim* I S* W oild At Nina * II Moratng MrlodUg 1:19 star# A Thera 19 0* |(9* ClOh 1*19 K . w t 19 |t I too Clnh 11:19 c # m « Of Molodr II 99 World At Noon FVte* Oppy Toby Dowdy Tha Buceanaor* Jarklr Olaaaoa flala storm Shuw (luntmnka |lr/, Jrannlo Dr lludcon’t Journal Tolrnl Spouts luita Show Nowa A SCI arvoav MDM1IVU 19:11 T**t I’attrrn 10 29 Look t'p A l.li* 1110<S Huulhalda l*rra Church AS-ri :n iiN tv 12 99 Dmnlbua I 29 l,lanbut 109 Pro Koolbatl Now Tork *c Waahing I 99 t'ofK Scoreboard t : l * Kanfro Vall«r 1:20 Itoarmary Cloonar II l l 12 SO 1:19 I : SS 7:09 1 on 1 11 1:29 C *9 t t* » ! ! Olfgle*, radio sperta. •M Ne-Ne 11 sens*«ulive So»ur. day nlfhls h« «n la d eif the W bed results te feu na listen,, eeuld determine whe played wh* •» why. SUNDAY A MONDAY ^ U N D -U P * IN C E -P A L E P 4 ^ 4 a<C i n q W E S T E R N 8 M A S H i — n /v -v V ItSWiS d rrrn vn n v TELLING ME! U qint^ VINCENT CHAPTER NO. 2 "ADVENTURE OF CAPTAIN AFR ICA" Radio Firm OlgraS 7l»r Mon* Itaach Ni w i Her rioaa Raacb Monday Mnllnoa W orld At Thro# Pul,lie Srrvtea Show Ttrcord Prrvlow Tana Tima Naw , - l y W llll AM t i n ----------------------C in lrot Press W tU tr pul ia hit ticket. TIM E TONIGHT *10 I 1 ! Jfdf, tha atfrUag printer— Re ticked a trigging Mne-teamer ig Ml football pool fo r garnet o f Balurgey, *Yoi\ 10—bul fo r g o t to Technicolor ^ L V S T «-o# * IS * It you RE CUVC* ■ r e v iv e s (r r r a io o s * 1# n e v ! 7:99 7 19 t 09 y i>9 19:09 9:10 10:19 11;09 tl:|9 II tl O M l C l RID E-IN T H E A T R E A m n io n s t no 2 no 3:1S 1:09 t:19 l-oo 1:19 lilt O-fCE AGAIN this rolumrt la Pvl T ech , fT h o fg lu i did not pass In th* field with IU All-American out until threa minute# 33 eecteam for the football season. Hera onda o f th* fourth period. It I*. You don't have to pay any r. * « 1 money and you don't have to Coach frtah Kartoffrl __ Rt take our choice! M-G M PreientJ A SOI C. SIEGEL Production V Capl. Oallant Itcpoct II Urf Kdwrardt Kr* on tha Naw* l-i—la Wool Point 7.anr (Ire/ IMarhou-n of Stars CruM,l«r Tho l.lnrup pcr>nn lo I’ rrsoa 11:09 Itaport Ijtla Show — News and Slga eff a s r u i i i i . s v K 01t.1 1 .vu Trnt Palltrn Id on l-arada Wlnkv t»lnk Sun. School Forum Oner Upon A Story Cartoon Tima Tnmmlr, Funnfra Wild lull lllrkok Capt. Mldnlnht Mighty Mnuia Sky King | j a Tr#a«tjr# lltiut &:Aa n«il# and Ifarrt*! U O litn Tin Tin M KM X1 « Ad Atudlr» ft? FIOMTIMO WOMAN A Mouco ghnw FEATUIIE — 1:00 - Js.’.H . G:5« CO-HIT o f ru t w t » n T:t* Sign On 1:91 iluslcal Program T :l» H /tnn Tim# 7 1 9 Muatral Program Till Spiritual Tim# S oo M usical* S:S0 J K Cola 9:00 W orld At Nino »:IV lls r r / Jamre S 19 Muslcala 1 *19 flnoprl Slngrro 11:09 Church Srrvtea 12:99 Stindsr Srrroaito II TaU* nf T «ia « Hangars IJiftO Hlr Ton 1 m Murrain m u \ t d Wink r Pink Th# rhrlMBDhtrt Y.ym on N. T. ^ na For »h# Wh«»U CMM 9:!<l nig Plrlur# I AA Jirk Mmitiv All Hlar 1 ij Mason srvoar teon x iN a TVISIIIt TV riia.V VRL 4 r BAD M AN John Wnyno and Djil« Robertson in They’ re the da miles t cowboys you ever roared at? painfed his pfuyer*' num erafs ov Ikd roles o f their football shoes So ip tctatory rouU kaoto trho •oas o * th* bottom in fh « scram W* /o r a fumble. ! I ! C s q is v i «>«o» by T t a i M C O L O H LORI NELSON JEFF MORROWJACKIE LOUGHERY . O-JI SUUCtr K.SC UOCXMM----- - . .u m M - m i u r c q i i y a a t a a Owtsi* O am t, * » * J ll* n )-J h * ih eeei up th* kM(. Wat I* perfect farm ell tee sen. 1 I ! Z *lok Dumkopf—O n O c t 37 the sound tub* o t hia T V set want blooay and he watched the entire Ulacaat o f Ui* OWlahoma-Notr* » I t impression Owood J. Sholglus—He h roi,. w*” 1* * tm # UJV,*r br k# |h r u -a * v iew in g East B icy cle A . hU own aobriev racord to tanc*. At tha gam* aralnal i •1* U‘ hUrU’ « 8 « U T k r .u t mu ____« v « . i FEATURE— C: 10 CO-FEATURE Y O U 'LL U y i (T l • CARTOON A H tH V G K T H O LDS } • CHILDREN UNDER TERROR 12 ADMITTED FREE • COMING Attractions • CONCESSION STAND �4 < w 1 THE 14—b e a u t y p a r l o r s kit y ii want A S S IM IO A D S P k 1821 C U ttlA T vi. Wa’ve lot trowing ilni. THE DOaOIB DINER BAR, U k i Mur. r with - lot good food, »k. Chicken, Bhrlmp, ^pighetU, Koaber^.Cowd But ETTE’S Sandwiches. 10. CITY LIMITS. AND FOUND .ST— Urge biown 4 white dog. Children’* pet. Reward. Cell 290-W after 3 p. m. . JST or STRAYED —Red, w -jj blaze-face riding horie, mare, t»~' * r. from pasture on Sanford Av*. ’ l m!V zouth of GintmlDc 27— HELP WANTED MALE 46—BUILDING MATERIALS HAIR HARD TO WAVE? RED.I-MIX CONCRETE Newapaper atreet aaletbuya want­ Let expert ityllata give you toft, Window 8111a — lintels ed for work after school. Ales lasting w arts o f* eternal ‘beauty. Septic Tank . State Approved up to it years wt.i Sts Mr. Priced from St-50 SanJ • Cement Mortar Mlx lloliey at The Sanford Herald CVA-BE8S BEAUTY SHOP right after school. Mirada Concratt Co. 306 Elm Ave. Phone 1336. PRONE M3 Young aairesilve retail salat* METAL ROOFING man, full time. FIRESTONE f —1U1UM NU - REPAIRS Now In atock, 6-V Crimp— U " STORES. PADfTINO Corrugated — 2' i ” Corrugated Get AU Your Roofing Need* at ROUTE SALESMAN VE YOU BEEN PUTT1N0 OFF T NEW ROOF becsus yo« Over 23. muat be bond*ble. Good B h e r m a n C o n c r e t e P ip e C o . Out Weat l$th St. the cost will be too great T phyalcal condition. Salary ft commission, paid vacation and Why net drop In? It'll cost you other benefit*. Reply Boa BD 46-BUBINEM EQUIPMENT nothing to talk It error. You may Vi Sanford Herald. hero a pleasant surprise In store HAYNES Office Machine Co. KILL LUMBER 4 SUPPLY 2S-MALB ar FEMALE Typewriter*, adding machines YARD QJ W. trd BL. PHONE Sales-Rentals, 314 Meg., Ph. 44 13 T he Lumber Number. WANTED— Part tlma man or woman for early morning work ! ! —FURNITURE—MUUgfcHtH.D RENEW—Your Ro-f! May * In Sanford and Dt Barv. Must suggest a contractor. Ut us have car and b* bonded Write $ SAVE $ arrange • Home Owners Loan "Pert Time" P. O. Box 693, ON GOOD U8 ED to cover your roofing lob. Sanford, Fla. FURNITURE GREGORY LUMBER of gen ford, eth end Maple, Phono Mather O f Sanford Phone 127 203-09 E. let. St. Ted Barnett Thte la a free paee to the Movie* for PAINTING land Rlde*ln Theatre for Mre. MM Grandview Phone 1M3-M HELP WANTED! R. C. Dorn. Eap. date Dee. 9, 1936. Male and Female W O O LSKY Uaed furniture, appllaiMa, toots, Marine Finishee etc. Bought.eold. Larry'e Mart For Your Boat • To work In Sanford'a newest 321 East 1st. St. Phone 1831. Semknrik Glass tad Paint Co iclf-eervlce BURGER KI NG FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE drlve.ln 111-114 W. tnd i t Phone ISO —at Warehoua* Prteee, visit BERRY’S. We are eiperta at a* This la e free pace to the Rlti slating vou to lecuro graeloue Theatre for F. A. Wlliun. Kxp. good Tooie with functional con­ uaic uec. », juoe. • Restaurant experience not venience. Today’s best buye In necessary but helpful. Good nationally advertised furniture For Painting cell Mr. Tasker. Ph. etartlng salary. at DISCOUNT FR1CK6. 901 W. MAXR. Room speeiel litis. First St. Phone 1M7 for Even­ ing Appointment. PLOOR saedlag Cleaning, wising. Serving Semit • Apply In person to Mr. Rnlo. nolo eouoty dnee IMS. • BIG VALUES mon at The Burger King, 2109 H. M. Gleason. Lake Mery • QUICK CREDIT French Ave. • EASY TERMS WILSON-MAIER McRANF.Y-SMlTH PAINTS SANFORD HERALD 66-H O M E S You'll Find It In — 209 FAMILIES CAN’ T BE WRONG Five beautiful residential develop­ ments: Bel-Air, Pinecrcst South IMnecrest, Rose Court and Grove Manors, are standing proof of the high-acceptance rating oi Odham ft Tudor homes. <>*rwFr-$mmrr£A E A SY TO F I N D Gifts lor Her H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E Gift* for Mom You can buy with safety, and live in the secure knowledge that G .E . ELECTRIC your home will continue to in­ PICK A G IFT O F INSPIRATION PERCOI.ATOH. reg.. $19 95 crease in value. — not Desperation Sole Price $16.95 See our beautiful renter piece* RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. IF SW EEN EY’S 112 S. Magnolia *ou Select Y’our 114 UegnoUa Phone 1|T Home In Reg. $1.95 Gem DeLuxe South rinecrest—Sanford DECORATOR Grove Manors------ Sanford SHOES P retty Talents fo r PILLOW dress and Cute Straps fo r or $t.39 Everyday. $2.98 up Valencia Villas— DcLand TOUCIITON DRUG CO. SANFORD SHOE CENTER DRIVE DOWN, or CALL OUR SALES OFFICE TODAY— 208 S. Sanford Av*. 2625 S. French Ave. PINS — BROOCHES — CLIPS Phones: 2100 and 2980 Gold, stiver or set with precious IM PORTED CHINA Stones $10.95 up from all ov er the world 0 D II A 31 ft T U D O It Inc. FRANK NOELL, Jeweler MONnOE CORNER CRAFT and 110 S. ‘Park Ave. "Builders of Finer Humes G IF T SHOP F or Florida Living” 1st. St. 3 Mi. W. o f the Clock Gifts for Home Gifts 1 j FRIGIDAIlfE’S exelualvo 30 lnch French Door Electric Range, $3u9.96 uf CLAUDE II. WOLFE 308 E. First 84. WESTINGHOl’SE Toaster Choice o f confection *olort $21.93 BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER 115 Magnolia Av*. TWIN HOLl.YlVOUD Bed Outfit, complete $41.95 MATHER o f Sanford REVLON Co*m etics $1.25 up Gift Set* «2 50 up 203 E. First St. Bruah-and-Comb -ct* S2 5o up |12.twu. 3 bedroom, air cumliiioo WILSON HUUMILLAl* ft ANDERSON B B S PHONE M8-XH._______________ ed, enclosed garage, block conWALLETS PAINT $2.50 gal On Ihe C orner by the Clock atructlon. Hardwood ft cork $3.50 to $10 'FO U N D Seta o f keys. Owner mar Single Blankets, each 11 floors, 90 x 13$ lot. Low FIIA WM. E. KADF.R \i have by paying for thia ad. DRESSES FOR SUB-TEENS Satin Comfort* . $9.86 monthly payments. 852.79 after 112 8. Park Ave. Apply Sanford Herald. Cotton-Corduroy mixed buying owners equity. 252J ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Laurel. l’ h. 2101-J.___ _________ $5.98 to $10.98 310 Sanford Ave. fc LOST— Small, dark brlndle fc» fo male Boxer, answer* to name HOLLYWOOD SHOTS This I* a free pass to the Kitz o f "D uchess” . 1956 tax tag 160. 114- E. First St. Theatre for Mrs. iltrv e Tru* Reward. Dr. C. L. Park, Sr. dean, Longwood. Exp. date Dec. Unusual MB 109 W. 17th St., Phone 954 or 2416 S. Park New and Used Furniture Phone 1203 BOUDOIR 9. 1956. 1675. 311 E. First St. Phone t»8 LAM PS Ha* your husband ever 2 0 - PIANO SERVICE By OWNER 6—PERSONAL NOTICES Real Art Picture) XMAS SPECIALS $3.93 up enjoyed the fine fitting 36-W ORK WANTED FEMALE Lake front, new three bedroom L. L. 8111 — Plano Technician qualities o f NUNN-IIUSII shoes? WILSON-MAIER Beautiful framed reproduction* ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby house on Lake Emma. One and 311 P hone 2114 Route 1, Sanford (F ree Lay-Away) E. 1st. St. Phono 851 Give him a pair, from , $19.95 Beds Day. Wees, or Month— and Originals from $3J6 Wanted: Baby sitting, ref. 1013-M half tiled baths. Florida room. Tel. 1426. Furniture Center — 11—ROOI’LNG and PLUMBING IVEY’S SHOE STORE Lot 2tt* x 233’. Turn So. one WILSON-MAIER Turkey with lb. FRE E 10-13 Dav or oart-tlme work. 417 E. 116 Wert First S t mile at Oaklann Cemetery. ELECTRIC BLANKETS by — following: 311 E. 1st. St. Phone U t Third St. Ph. M19-J. PLUMBING FURNISHINGS— Reasonably "F icld crest’* Contrnet nnd Repair Work 2-bcdroom home with Florida Quillop Innerspring Mattress Priced STILL TIME P aya work, 701 Cypr o * . 823-B. 2—y r. Guarantee Frvt Estimates room, extra large utility room. and Matching Box Spring llata-Shirts-Underwejr-Belts To Order Personalized F'rum $19.95 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED R. L. HARVEY Young colored lady desire* house Must see to appreciate. 301 E. Reg. $139 LESS TRADE $99 Troutera-Sox-Shoci Photo Greeting Cerda Y O W E L L ’ S 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1826 26th. Ph. 2238-J, work, babv sitting, cafe work. II. ft A. DEPT STORK Sell.Your Car to 25 for $3.50 100 fo r f i t Ph. 17X5. 1712 W. 15th. IIl-Rizer .... ___________ $94.50 ROY REEL Corner Sanford ft 4th St. JAMESON’S Phone 31M C E R A M IC T IL E Ily OWNER Get Gulletan Carpeting 306 W. SecunJ St. Paul F. Mueller ft Sun Ph. 154 3 -Urn. Group ...... ........ . $293.00 I year oU , 2 bedroom Concrete On Ea*y Credit or ANKLETS Frea estimate. Quality work. Block house. F’ urnished or un­ Boxes Cigars 53.50 up Lay-A w ay Plan* S-BOATS AND MOTORS Every girl loves them furnished. Ph. 1618-R. Sofa-Bed with Matching Chair Pipe* . 31.00 up Sanford Linoleum ft Tile SELECT THEM AT— PLUMBING ft HEATING 33-M O N EY TC LOAN Reg. $199 NOW $159.00 Roheon’ s Outboard Headquarter* Septic Tank Installation ft Service Wallet* Si*98 up 127 W. First St. WM. E. KADER 3-liedroom house, 6 m on'lu old. 2 ti II.P. Johnson 1* T roll*! 42.60 Heater Service, A r c h i e C. AUTO LOANS ROUMILLAT ft ANDERSON 112 S. Park Ave. Terrazzo floors, furred walls, Bookcase Bed 3 II. P. Uu*on-Alr cooled 50.00 Harriett, Phono 734-W or 1335, On the Corner by the Clock COST LESS breezeway, large utility room, Still T im e To Order Dresser and Mirror 3 II.P. Evinrade-Demon. . 115.00 shallow well, corner lot. Phone lnnerspring Mattress Personalized-Photo Greeting* 6 H. P. Royal-New............. 139.00 WROUGHT IRON 1062-R. Box Spring 6 II. P. Mercury-Like new... 150.00 F o j^ n jo i B l i i S i r v t o 23 for 33.50 30 for $6.50 Smoking Stand Complete BEDROOM 7 V* H.P. Elgin—beat up but >00 for $12 on OF SANFORD Five room house with bath and With Mevazine Hack $7 91 runs good .................. .. 75.00 Phone 3198 approximately thirteen a. re* o f JAMESON’ S M— DOGS— CATS— PETS *' MATHER of Sanford 7 Vi H.P. Evinrude-Dcmon. 175.00 THE SANFORD IIE R A L J OPEN MONDAYS high hammock land. W. E. 203 E. Flr*t SL 10 H.P. Johnson-Look* bad, runs would be as welcome a* T I L 11:00 1\MKirch huff Jr. Ph. 305. COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB Desk ft Chair CHRISTMAS PUPPIES — Cute, good .................................... 169.00 MEN’S ROUES cuddly, toy Fox-Terrier*— Ideal Set* a daily letter from hom « 16 II. P. Scott Atwater-Good cond. Including: bath fu tu re s , cabinet CUSTOM 1IUILT HOMES sink, water pump, septic tank ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Christmas Gift. Call 3110-W. an d TV JACKETS F rom $1993 ____ 170.00 $1. month—$11.50 year. and water heater, approximate­ Cor. 2nd ft Magnolia. Ph. 1232 VA— FIIA—CONVENTIONAL alt wool and blend* 20 II. P. Mrrtln-Fast M otor 163.00 WILSON-MAIER J*—IIUHSES—C A T ! LE—OOGsT By Mall Anywhere "Bud Bamberger. Mgr. ly $25 month. FINANCING 22 H.P. SeaBee Electric-A.J - 273.00 . from $7.93 311 E. First St. Phono 954 Call, or zee us TODAY FREE DELIVERY LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 25 H. P. Evlnrudei..... 193.-350.00 Y O W E L L *S IDENTIFICATION Phone 1113 Shetland Pony ft new saddle. A 26 H.P. Johnaons . ... 236.-393.00 1007 Sanford Ave. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS INTERNATIONAL STAINLESS 50— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS BRACELETS E. Clark, Oiteen. Ph. I353-J3. Or Treat Yourself T o A New Men’s 6-Pe. Place Setting* A. K. SHOEMAKER, JU. $4.50 up Plumbing. Kresky Heating Evlnrudei JEW EL BOXES Beautiful patterns $5.73-$8.95 Phone 1991 WE HAVE A LIKE NEW 1800 Mellonvillc WM. E. KADER M. G. HODGES Your Evinrude D ealer $2.58 up Sanford Jew elry ft Luggage SPINET piano available 112 S. Park Ave. Service on All W ater Pum psROBSON SPORTING GOODS immediately in this area. May Thl* I* a free pan to the Prairie 300 Sanford Ave. W ERT JEWELRY STORE Phone 13418 Wclls Drilled — Pumps 13-ARTICLES FOR RALE 301 E. 1st St. Phone 99S Lake Drive In Theatre for be acquired by asaumlng 202 E. 1st. Phone 6 Paola Road, Phone Too Necklace* |1.00 up Dtnon Evans. Fxp. date Dec. monthly payments. Plea*# phone We ouy and sell used furniture Gifts for 9, 1956. Rings—precious gem* $9 95 up USED MOTORS All Size.* York Piano Exchange. Orlando 23—SPECIAL NOTICES Paying top cash prices (or any Unconditionally Guaranteed Charms, silver or gqld $1.6!) up 5-6257, or w rite 1809 E. Colonial (ft-LUTS LEVIS thing o f value SUPER TRAD 1956 Mercury Mark 55 Dr. FRANK N O E LL Jew eler PURCELL’S FOR EVERYTHING In hardware DAISY INC POST on 17-93 Ph. 2053 W (Demonstrator) ....... $195 110 S. Park Ave. $3 55 — $3.85 — $1.50 and paint see—Hill Hardware Eight choice Iota in the Mayfair Air Rifles A few 20 HP. 1956 M ercurys 123 W. First St. Co., 301 E. 1st S t . Phone 53 — Factory to Y ou— Area at an attractive cash $5.6rt — $8.50 — $12.95 l e f t .......................................... SAVE PROPIIYLNCTIC price. Also twenty lot* in Aluminum 1957 MODELS, NEW SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Comb* and Brushes, also SPORT SHIRTS A JA C K E TS' Robinson Hind Crafted Furniture. Venetian Blinds 34— A P T S -B O U S E S-R O O M .S Wynncwood at an attractive 6 IIP ........................................ $231 Sanford Ave. at 23th SL . Comb, llrush and M irror Com plete Mrn’ » Wear We build, design and rctinish. Enclosed head. Sag-proof botton price. W. E. Kirclihoff. Jr. 30 IIP ......................................... $486 Set* S c* at 111 French. Ph. 42-R. Reasonably Priced rail with plastic ends. Pla»tl WELAKA APARTM ENTS: room * Phone 305. 40 HP ....................................... 161$ TOUCIITON DRUG CO. G A R R E T T ’ S or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon GAMES private baths. I t 4 W. First St ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS PUMPS A SPRINKLER 323 E. First St. Rook* — Toys For your future home site we cords. Closing Out—I Only Short and Long PAJAMAS SYSTEM S have tot* priced from $323.00 lllock* — Hanks $299 Fiberglass Boat . $210 All types snd sizes. Installed Senkarik Gian* and I’ ftlnl Co Avalon Apt*. E fficien cy, Ph. 720-W by Katz and Fray-prof Beautiful Decanter* up, in several locations in City. Crestliner Aluminum Boats Plush Animals 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 Sizes 32 41, many styles “ Do It Y ourself." uf Hi* favorite Attractive Lake Front tail* Efficiency apt. Ill-way 17-93 So. f r o m ..................................... $313 TOUCIITON DRUG CO. W E HEPAIK A N D SERVICE $3.49 __ $3 98 Wlilckey $160 and up City Limits. Slumberland Court. OZIER REALTY Co. I’ h. 1353. SEE NOW! LIVE BAIT S T I N E COWAN S 212 E. 1,1. Phone 874 THE TOWN PUMP New Mark 75 60 HP 6 -cy l. Now Shineri, Bull Head*. Pop Gut* Machine and Supply Co. IT—BROKERS aid REALIOR.H See Seminole Realty for Desir­ CORDUROY SETS 112 W. First St. on display. 5 Dozen, 95c 207 W . 2nd S t Ph. 62 LARUE SIZE able Houses and Api* Phone 27 Caps — Overall* — Jackal) W. P. SMITH Miisouri Minnow* and Worma Natural Solid CEDAR CHEST ODEN HOUSE Size* 14 in gay color* Motor*— Boats— Paints—Glass CROSLEY — BENDIX Fleming Grocery— E. Geneva Ave. This I* a free pas* to Ihe Pralrlo II! N. Virginia— Sunday !:o o . 449.50 Medium, large, $2 98 up 7313 S. Park Phone 1203 Sale* nnd Service Lake Drive In Theatre for 3:00 p. m. Wade built BrlUiny FURNITURE CENTER COWAN S 212 E. Ill, rh on * 174 R A N D ALL BARGAIN! Apt. «U* g»a range, Mr*. It. W. Wiggins. Exp. dale farm home on Urge oak shaded 116 W. Flr*t 81. perfect condition. Call at 2600 16—PARTS - REPAIRS V, 1906. Electric Company lot*. Living room, dining room, Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwold. S ervice— Quality —Satisfaction Drinking Cups Jl.o-l up GYM SETS ■amity room, 1 bedroom*. 2 Beautiful Chenille Heavy duty truck bum per A Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 Do Bary EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable balhi. Beautifully f 1 n i « h r it Itcm pc I Rubber Toy* b9c up Eight-play $24.95 BED SPREADS Paint 2.5D gal. Sweat Shirts. Jacfor Winter TnurUt. Private bath House trailer hitch combined. Ihruoul. Cabinet* a n t i q u e d , It play, with slide $34.96 A**orted Toys 69e m> Many color*. Designs $5 95 up Let*. Cots, Tents. Army-Navy Grill guard, Universal plastic HEATING ft shower. Steam heat. Impure rork floor*, flrrplace. built-in FURNITURE CENTER Surplus. 310 Sanford \vt. M ATHER o f Sanford ROIJMILLAY ft ANDERSON Manuel Jacobson across from sun viaor-whccls, tires, springs F lo o r Furnaces ft Circulator* •love. Refrigerator, drrp freeze. I HI w . First St. 2**3 E . First St. On the Corner by the Clock & axle for trailer. MODLLN, Post O ffice. Lux-aire central heating thru­ Order personalized F'rcnch-fold H . B. POPE CO.. Inc. 919 Park Ave. out. 2 car garage ft eztra »torChristmas cards, with your 200 S. rark Phene 144ft T V LIGHTS age. favorite snap shot. 25 for $4. Mayfair—3 bedroom . 1-bath home. DESK LIGHTS Call I4.UVJ after 6 p m . STANLEY’S HIKE SHOP FAIRBANKS - MOUSE Pumps luu for $14. W IEBOLDTS CAM­ |Holiday th e ir $2.93 W ell Drilling, HOWARD C. FOR SALE OR LEASE Repair All Makes ERA SHOP. 210 S. Park Ave. FURNITURE CENTER IN OSTEEN—3 llm. furn. apt. Highway frontage with building LONG. Phone 388, 207 East HIKE PAINTING 116 W. First SL Screen Porch, $35 mo. Call after Space oil heater*, all sizes from Com m ercial Ave. Accept to Dec. 15— xm as Storage 6 Phoao 1323. $6 50 to $50. Some like new. 2 Bedroom Concrete Block COM PLETE SELECTIONS O. D. Farrell’ * Nylon and brushed wool 310 E. 4th — Phone 2131 GATLIN BROTHERS Will pay cash for antiques. Also AJLFuribhed Home Christmas Tree Trimmings 2 Room Apt*. 112 Elm. Ph. 2983-W ARCADE PACKAGE STORE BED JACKETS by Katz Dragline ft Bulldozer Service for fire irons and screens. Price $8,2no - $1,000 Down and Decorations 12— TRAILERS Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford Beautiful pastel color* Featuring: Super Trading Peal 5-room furnished apt. near down Buy while stock* are com plete $2 98 — $198 On Hwy. 17-92 Ph. 2053 W. The Very Beit town. Phone 3198. It will pay YOU to *•• u* before ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ K EL’S 5 and 10c STORE INC. Registered Real Eitate Ilroker COWAN’S 212 E. 1st. Phone 871 you buy. Open Evenings and 310 E. F iril SEWING MACHINES m ent*, invoice*, hand bills, and I hono 2871 17-J2 at Hiawatha Sunday*. Clean apt. Oil heat. 611 Park. Necchl — White program s. etc. Progrc:sive Ealtalde Trailer Salta (7—BROKERS and REALTORS New and Used Printing Co Phone 408 — 403 BILLS HARO TO PATT Sell Palatka, FI*. New l bedroom furnished apt. GARRETT S 323 E. 1st. St. W est 13th St. Ph. 1712-M. IF IT IS REAL E S T A T E Leure B. Ozler. Raaltor a d s thiape you i* through w i t h Airstream House Trailer for sale. O R L A N D O Sentinel Star, Call Od drum ft stand. Ph. 1410-XM. ask Crumley ft Monteith Hazel M. Field. Associate Small house partly furnished Purchased new this year. Com­ Phone 772 2601 So. Orlando llwy. Ph. 1353 at 117 South Park through Want Ads for CASH Ralph Ray, 3150. with garden space. Ph. 1T32-M. 50.000 B i t ' circulating lc.it plete with combination refri­ EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 Th ey Know / er with fan. 113 gal. steel tank Call 1821. gerator, gas range, gat heat, CUSTOM* UPHOLST EKING Furn. garage apt. Hi7 E. 5th St. on stand with soma tubing, twin beds, dinau* ft 12 gallon SUp Cover* and Drapes REAL E S T A T E D RIVE-IN TENANTS ready to sat up. Uaad $ years, 5 room house, bath. 2 *cre«ned water tank. St. John’ s Realty. STANLEY KULP 2341 French Avr. Phone 1129 or 1070, Sanford. $75. Phone 1947-W. FOR QUICK ACTION ut* C lam porches, garage Adult* only, PHONE 2856-J. J. W. H A L L , REALTOR no pets. Apply 2211 Palmetto Johnny Walker, Axaueiate New Cullman Chlorinator. ', It 11— USED CARS fieri ads to sell rent hire. Call Av r “ Call H all” Phune 1758 P. Sprayer outfit, 26’’ boys VACANCY PROBLEMS? find 1821, say "Charge tt." Y ou'll Be Miles Ahead with a T ile Contractor— Phone 2198-W. bike. Phone 7S8-M. Furnished cottage. Ph. 432 W. Consult A REALTOR F irst New 1967 PONTIAC, now on du204 So. Park Ave. — Phone 960 tenants fa it thru tha Want A4a. Space Oil heater, perfect condi Nicely furn apt. Electric kitchen, CllLLEN AND 11AKKEY Pi»>turn. $50. With copper tubing. —and— utilities furn. Outside entrance. 1)4 N. Park Ave. Phene 2311 LET IT RAIN, Id it ahtn*. Every I’ h. 1410-XM. You'll be Dollars Ahead with the 1217 Magnolia. SOMETHING MISSING? Local* high-appraisal trade-in you get : « - I ! K L P WANTED FEMALE W. II. " B ill” STE-MPER day Is a good day to use Ihe W. DIKTRICHJt T. W. MEKO, New While Sewing Machine. Mirr- 4ft—WANTED to KENT from Ray Herron. Just phone Raaltor — General Inauror It quickly through Want Ada. REALTORS or—16 x 21, Philippine mahog. 2156, or after 8 p.m. Ph. 1343-W Experienced m eat wrapper to Guy ' Allen Associate Want Ads. Phan* 27 er 1(3 any frame. Other thing*, ph. 3-bedroom, 2 bath home In 1*41 Park Ave w ork in meat m arket. $33 week. Phone 1821. Arlrtle Price, Associate 1365*612 before 3:00 A M end Mayfair Section. 6 month', nr T ip-T op Super Market. 329 S. 1951 Oldtmobile Super 88. 4 door, Phone 903 o r 2122 — 112 N. Park after 6:00 P.M. year-) lease. Reply box IK San ford Ave. radio ft Jieater, completely Sanford Herald. original, excellent thruout. Mmt CLAYTON C. BROOKS REALTOR 44— APPLIANCES Must self, $475. Drop by after 5:20. Saleslady for steady job. Real Estate Investments Raymond Lundquiit, at—ACREAGE be neat and friendly. Apply in Rear 212 W. 16th. So. Orlando llw y . — Ph. 2963-J appliances, salt ASSOCIATE person. Jacobson Department ERIG1DAIRE and service. G. H. High, Oviedo Ten acres exceptional tiled land Phase 1873. Atlantic Bank Bldg. Store. ’ 47 Chev. coupe. 33a. Ph 1292-XM PRONE 9270 fer C U E R R Y ~ | Fla, Phone FO-S-331S er San on hard surface road. W. E. Real Estate Brokerage — Notary. ford 1642-W after 6 p.m. Kirchhoff Jr. Phone 3o3. G irls over 21 apply P ig ’n 1219 W. 13th St. Rear Barber Shop I Whistle. Park Ave. ft 25th St. $1. Jolt** Rt+fhf 10 cu. ft. chect type freezer, This I* a free pass tu the Movie month old. Inquire Dairy Queen. Experienced waitress Apply A. B. PETERSON land Ride-In Theatre fo r Mrs. 16— BEAUTY PARLORS M arket Restaurant. Mrs. Jooea. Apt. tize gai range, Serve! re 64— FARMS AND GROVES Brokar Associate*: A. B. r*t*r»on Joe Ervin J r. Exp. date Dee. i, F rench Ave. frlgerator. Lika naw. Phone Jr., P. J. Chtsteraon. Garfield 1956. |10 Wave* by Zotos ft Realistic 20 acre til* farm . Thrta bedroom Willatta, John Meisch and R W. Co n cr etM ^ $7 50 Thru Nov. Open 8 a m. • W anted— Beauty operator. Mary ________________ house, large barn All equipment Williams. A. C. Doudrey. i.*ml 8WAP ANYTHING! Juat place Call m Brown Beauty Shop. Phone Gat itove, good cond. $50. Phene and machinery. Easy terms. Ph Surveyor. Classified ads. Phon* 1821 tor a H AR RIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 1169. i g^j-J. J393-J. P. O. Box 1154. 11) N. Park Av*. Phon* Z129 helpful ad-writer. _______ Gifts fer Him AUTOMOTIVE FINANCIAL ftotfU /ill m $179. Florida State Bank g a y m im r MERCHANDISE • RENTALS Gifts for Bobv . ^ ^ ) T r t w & Trimmings ROSA L. PAYTON . OZIER REALTY CO WANT F IN E BALL REALTY And INSURANCE DICK M APES EM PLOYMENT Ik ® Seminole Realty Robert A. Williams BUSINESS SERVICES LUMBER • RE A L ESTATE iW BUILDING N teO S S * I �Every requisite for luxurious living... in an unsurpassedenvironment. South. phuuM At diomsA. • • • • • • »*• designed for beauty and modern • Brin* (DoublsL Chadc JhjL&SL U alw A • with • ft C kt now Select your home payment plan: U Yo* At# A Veteran! City sewerage k water $725 Down Payment And you enn choose the paint (Includes dosing costa) General Electric Refrigerator eolor o f your home Inside $78 Per Month s tore, hot water heater qunllljr strewed throughout. You needn’ t he an expert.to recognize the. 0 (Indudes taxea and Ins.) and out. Also bath tile and Jalousled windows qquality in an Odham k Tudor home. Hire your family one o f the fineal brick trim on any home not • Terrazo tile floors Chrlatmaa presents they ever had . . A Odham k Tudor Home Located • Duo-Therm space heater In South Pinecrest. • Pared streets with curbs Sendee Personnel FHA'! completed. $1,200 Down Payment ' (Indudas dosing costa) • Sprigget lota ;\ $75 Per Month (Includes taxes sad Ins) • 1 • 1H * Baths • 1 ply built up roofs with marble chips p . a * $2,350 Down Payment (Includes efaetng eosta) South Pinecrest Homes $72 Per Month (Dojtt disL&iicdsL... Are (Indudes taxes and Ins.) Drive Out Today! Your search for your family’s dream home can and happily If it starts with a visit to South Pinecrest. And if you Priced From hurry you can hang your stockings in your own South Pinecrest home this Christmas i $ 11,20 0 to $13 P. 8. In addition to the a b ort Finance Plana ws always hare several new fine homes 6 months to 1 year old. You can purchase on very reason* ibis terms. / ) BUILDERS OF FINER HOMES Cal 2100 or 2980 For An Appointment At Your Convenience Brailey Odham, President 2825 8 . French - — - ' _____ �zm m m g m T . B : S Mi S T i v / T • . m %$E£ - ■' .»*“ V?- - * » . .E 3 T # m tfo rd If Your Herald la Nni Delivered Ry 1 P. M. Call 1821 Hetore 7 1*. M. For Delivery If e r a t o r j f * .a- AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANPORD, FLORIDA btabH ahcd 1909 Lighting Contest Judges Announced By Jaycees nnEW! AND CHRISTMAS STILL three w e e k s away with the stack o f packagsi mounting by the hour! Postmaster Joe Field m mop* a m oiit brow a* he lend* a hand in the sorting and routing 9 o f incoming parcel*. (S taff Photo) ** ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Five Judge* hare been named to choose th winning displays in the 1936 Jaycee Chrtstmaa Light­ ing Contest Tho*e named to lelect the top entry in the five divisions of the Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Commerce Christmas display competition are: Willis B. Jones of Jone* Electric Co., A. F. Ram­ say o Ramsay Florist*. Lt (jg ) J. J. Sapitowics of the Sanford Naval Air Station. Mrs. Elda Ni­ chols of Nichols Studio, and Mrs. Frances Fisher, Arl teacher at the Sanford Junior High School. Names o f the Judges were an­ nounced today by John Alexander, chairman of the Jaycee Christmas Lighting Contest Judging o f the entries will take place utlrtC.ri 7:35 and 5:55 nightly for th* duration o f th* contest in order that the Judges will be allowed ample time lo check all entries carfully. For this reason, the Jaycee committee urges those who plan to enter the competition to get their entry blank* in as early a* possible. An entry blank will be found In th,. Sanford Herald three times each week for the Convenience of residential Christmas lighting con test. There are four divisions in the residential Christmas lighting con test. Each division first place winner will receive a $23 U. S. Savings Bond. Each division se­ cond place winner will receive (Continued on Page 6) MONDAY, DECEMBER i l9 5 T N O. 149 Associated Press (.eased Wire Target Practice Ends In Youth s Death 3 Boys Shooting Tin Cans A 13 year old Junior high school boy died late Saturday afternoon from a bullet wound In hia head Inflicted while "shooting tin can s'' with two of his friends. David McGuIr* o f 2431 E. Pina SL, Orlando was hit In the back ot the head with the bullet from a 22 rift* that possibly "gla n ced or ricocheted." according to Sem* ino!« County Deputy S h eriff Mor­ gan McClelland. Three boys, David McGuire, Carl Wei*. 18. 1317 Portland Ave. and John Williams, 13. I l l lUlnolf Ave., all of Orlando, w ere shoot* ing their 22 rifles ln the rear o f Sanlando Springs when the accl* lent occurred about 3:10 Satur* lay. Mailing Christmas Cards Early Stylish 3 Auto Accidents Operation Peanut Bowl Game 2nd [Garden Of Month Over Weekend; In Schools History Is At Picturesque Of Blood Charges Placed Bank Told Cowsn Residence GARDEN OF TI1K MONTH, named Saturday by the Sanford Gar­ den Club, is at !he home o f Mr*. R. T. Cowan. 118 North Summertin Ave. Shown above la the picturesque home o f Sirs. Cowsn. At fa r right Mrs. Cowau ia shown as she stands surrounded by color­ ful croton* in her garden Mr*. Cowan's home is the second to Iks chosen in th* project uf the local garden club. (Staff Photo) ★ f t Sanford’* poitm aiter Joel Field, '^looking forward to one o f the' busiest seasons in local post offie t history, sounded a fashion M U in Christmas eard mailing. ★ ★ "W e were shooting at tin ‘ .ins,” John Williams told Deputy Sheriffs McClelland and Ed Cowan who investigated the a c d dent. “ 1 stooped over and sh ot," be •aid, "an d I don't know whether the bullet glanced or w h a L " Deputy Sheriff McClelland said that William* ran Jo Sanlande Springs where he reported lh« ac­ cident to L. B. Gross. Gross called an am bulance and reported the Incident to the Semi­ nole Cimnty Sheriff's office . McGuire was rushed to the S ea* inoic Memorial Hospital but latar was transferred to an Orlandn (Continued on Fag* I) 1935, the P oitm aiter urged that the following step* be taken at once: Check your Chrlatmai card lists very carefulty — make sure that each address includes th* name, street and .number The Peanut Bowl Gam* lo be G ram m ar School voted It as the I t U stylish, he said, to mall full rlty, zon« and state. Then secure played Friday night at the San­ permanent money-making project. Christmas cards early. Pamphlet No. 2 at the Post O f­ ford Memorial Stadium I* the s*. Ted Williams was the first chair­ With ChrUtmas only a little fice, telling you about Packagaccident* In Seminole Three Buckler is the The United Church Blood Ap- rood in th# short history of the man and Jim m ore than three week* away, th* lng and Wrapping Parcels for County were Investigated by -------------------Sanfurd Grammar School sports chairman o f this year's *v*nt. By Ruth Erickson Post O ffice Is geared up right Mailing, and Pamphlet No. 3. giv- Florida Highway Patrol Trooper j P**l sponsored by the churches project. , Since last year much progress H ever you arc seized with m w to Insure the delivery o f all ing full details In Domestic Post- T. Mark Mack over the w eekend.[of Sanford. Is designating Tues Idea of presenting the Peanut has been mads. Th# tsalf-time t nowtalslit for that glamorous city eift packages and Christmas age Rates and Fees. Stock up on A 1917 Bulck was found ahan- day n « c . lt as "B lood Donor Bowl a* the Sanford Grammar show which has to he designed |_ . ____ , _i _ . I ® ca rd s by December 2Slh, but your stamp* at the same time. , doned Saturday night about 9:«!» u pUnnftt „ the ftr,t School’ * JPTA money making pro­ lo include every child In the i o f NY* Orleans, take a drive cooperation Is essential. Postm as­ A lio a ik for free label* read- on Red Bug Road. The ear, turn- . . , , fs* ! cam# out ot a meeting dor* achool was planned during th* alon*. Summerlin Avenue In San­ ter >ald.. ir Field risia **m * i'.ig -“All for Local Deli•«ry,<’ amt ed over In the ditch. . . . a tota lf1" * pl itig the latter part o f October early summer months. After learn­ ford and pnuse before the beau­ The Postm sstsr ssid that there “ All For Out of Town Delivery", loss. I when regular deposit* o f blood 1933. ing from past experience that tiful ground* and home o f Mrs. has beeir a continuing trend in so that you can speed arrival of Trooper Mack said the ca r I*, can bo made, the donor receiving Mrs. E. S. McCall suggested th# three game* were too much for R. T. Cowan. The gracious lines the Sanford Post O ffice o f the your Christmas Cards by sorting believed lo be the property o f an' i n exchange credit for the blood idea and Mr*. F. D. Scott, pro- the crowd, it was decided to have early posting o f Yuletlde greet­ and tying them in two separate Oviedo Negro. David Robertson, which can be later withdrawn or ject chairman for that year, and two games, a runner up and the o f it* architecture, with a gallery ings It hss been predominantly bundles with the addresses all o f frrtted ironwork circling the George Lewi* Burges*. 23-year- transferred — similar to the Herold Herkenbach, principal of championship game. noticeable during the past five facing one way. old Winter Park Negro, travel-; method by which money ia with- the school, agreed with the Idea Ttie unique part o f the Pennut second story (the hallmark of years, he said. . . . If y o u d like to include your, ing west on Druid Hill* Road west llrawn, 0r transferred by check. Immediately. Bow| |« that it includes the #n. New Orleans home* o f quality) Pointing out that the style i* Christmas Cards or letters inside 0f Altamonte Springs at 1:54 p. j j„ a com m ercial bank. It took only three weeks to tire teaching sta ff (e«’en the sec­ would do that l-oulslana street ^growing, he said ’’The best peo­ the packages with your gifts >-'»‘ *rday. l0i, contro| o f hli T h f U|||tw| Hlood Apcalled the Vieuv Carre proudPostmaster Field advised, "just 1937 Pontiac as he attempted to p ^ j j , operating in conjunction prepare for the event last year retary ha* her part,) all the pup­ p l e are d°ln* lt " , . _ at the proect becam e official ils, and all o f the parent*. It is The Cowan home doe* Sanford And, saya the Sanford Postm as­ add the appropriate First Class pass another rar on a curve. I wlth lhe central Florida Blood at a meeting on the second Thurs­ designed to be a cooperative pro­ proud. ter, this year's Christmss rush mail postage to the postage for The car turned over causing Blnk> , ln Orlando, which ject with ail taking part and the day in November. •t the post ofife# Is going to be the packages themselves." This The lawns, outlined with shrub­ damage estimated at Slot). I maintains, at all times, a supply the biggest yet. "A n unprecedent­ combination mail Then, on the first Friday night children really th* only gainers bery and colorful crotons reflect­ service, the Burgtvs* received possible frac-|of fr r , h)y ,|rawn blosnl o f all will be ing sun and sky gleams, has been In December, the realization of as the money earned ed volume o f mail,” Is the way Postmaster explained, was recent the Peanut Bowl came to life. spent for books and equipment chosen by the beautification com­ he explained It. „i , _____ ...___ b , t. h. ., . ---------------r „ t o r ttc , '! £ ■ , i s ' mittee o f the federated Sanford This year, said Field, all or l.ie ■i)(.partmcnt it insure* viniiltan- le** driving and no drivers nlo° '' U m ailable to anyone in It was a success in every way; so they can better learn. It hasn't taken much time away Garden Club a* the Garden o f the LCDR. GEORGE K. TILLEY the area served by the Blood a large crowd was on hand to ntall coming into Sanforcl and go- e0UJ arriVal of your gifts and license. the gam e; over $350 was from class periods to prepare for Month. Moss hung, age old trees USN, Security O ffice r o f San­ lag out will be handled through g r e e U u f Bank upon request o f a qualified i m In !.akr Mary yesterday at ap­ the Post Ofifce. There will be no Early mailing o f all Christmas proximately 4:30 a 1919 Chevro­ physician, and through It* mem­ cleared as a result of the new the Peanut Rowl. Th, hoys In the wave approval and clumps o f aza­ ford Naval Air Station. (O ffi­ gam e would be playing football lea, hiding through the night from cial U S Navy Photo) bership in the national clearing Idea. s u b s t a t io n for the mailing o f pac- glfta and cards la the biggest fa c­ let driven bv Clarence Johnson, education frosty fingers, are encouraged hy house program , Central Florida Because it seemed to be a during their physical ^Tiagei or th* distribution o f pack­ tor in getting everything deliver­ 22 came out o f Washington Ave. (Continued on Page 8) Blood Bank is sbl* to secure "n a tu ra l", the PTA of Sanford the morning warmth to thrust ages and mall. "W e found that ed before Christmas, according to into the path of a 19(6 Willis sta­ types from the most popular gathering place the Postmaster. "T h e whole tion wagon driven by William stocks o f needed banks throughout the country. The In town has the line that forms Christmas mailing period is a bat­ John Hexamer, 19. at home on Bank ia likewise able to transfer at the package and atamp win­ tle against lim e," he said. De­ leave from th* Air Force. credits for patients in oth tr cities dows at th* post office.” lays now in getting your Christ­ Damage to each car w m esti­ and states. It is a great step for Speaking about hi* plan*, the mas cards and gift packagts to mated at $100. ward in improving the blood ser­ 11 took quite a hit o f “ ribbing" in that line. Karen Boatwright, Foitm astar said. "T h ere's about the Post O ffice may cause a By Marian Jone* Mr*. Mildred Hexsmer, mother vice all over th* United Stales a* 16T million people in thi* country slow-up all along the line. Then, OVIEDO -Despite th* intense |for having written that the Oviedo a sophomore, June Fleming and o f the driver o f the Willis station well as a convlence for person, r „|,j sallied forth to the first girls would face the powerful Pat Jackson, all freshmen and today. More than ever before. there’ a always the danger that wagon received contusions to the wishing to replace many m ile sO v ie d o basketball game Friday Pierson five, I could only run- guards, displayed sign* of being More people means more ( hrlst- com m ercial shipment* and in­ head and knee She was taken from the patient. evening Arriving at the school sole myself with the fact that "good future learners". v n a i mail. That'* why It's so coming Christmas mail will con to a Sanford doctor for examina­ “ mportant 10 h ,v * * helping hand flict with lhe outgoing operations tion. Interesting p»r*«ns desiring ad-[ gymnasium we watched with In- they had heen powerful In all 'Ve think Marguerite deserveFriday, November 30, was (ho a a |ot of credit for such a won- |**t day o f dutv aboard Sanford from th* public to 'M all Early In conclusion the Postmaster ititional information about Ih e'terest a* Marguerite Partin’ * o f the 28 year* I had been Trooper Mack said charges o f UNITED CHURCH BLOOD AP-1 lassies had their pictures taken. spectator at their games. said that he was glad so many For Christmas'." derfull team. Naval Air Station for Lieutenant reckless driving and no drivers PoMm»*«er Field directed hi* people arc getting their Christmas Th* first quarter ended J3-2of PEAL and the Tuesday, Dec. 11 ■ , then at Paul Mikler's quintet did .......... .. The boys game got underway Commndcr George K. Tilley. USN, license will be placed auairat ___ ____ ............... .... ..... ..Coach Senirtt) and shore Patrol O fficer appeal especially to the "lady of [cards and gifts for distant point* "Hlood Donor Day” may conUvt th# same. Then it was gam* time. tuUTM with Oviedo on the le a d in g ,.uid moved rapid!) forward. Johnson. the house” because she usually |mailvil now, pointing out that all Mr* Partin ••■emed to b* dub­ side. The team work* in smooth J Mikler's b oys'u sed *pc«d an j a lhe Rev. A. C. Melnnis, the Rev, o f the Station fo r th# past 33 aelec's the Christmas cards, b u y s ,mau going long distances should David Carnefix, the Rev. Robert ious over her girls’ chsnce*. but precision and with such rapidity. |curacy to supplant height. The |months. Substitute* were sent In so j first quarter ended 13-2. Oviedo, Spear, United Church Rloor Ap­ from the beginning such fears the gift*, and *♦•> *o it that the be sent before Dec. 10 at the very LCDR. Tilley has received or­ fast it was difficult to keep pace i Here again substitutes went in ders to assume eom m and of the peal Committee, appointed by were soon dispelled. Christmas mailing liwt 1* uP't** latest. Fair through Tuesday with slow Rev. Milton A. Wyatt, president Half-tim e score was 4111. rapidly we could hardly ac- cargo ship, l !SS Sussex, in the Th* lassies soon Jumped to lhe date. warming trend but fairly rool a- of the Seminole County Minister lead and maintained it through­ Questioned about the dale by Stalwart little Peg Fleming, al- quaint oursi-tvcs with the new U. S. Pacific Fleet. (favhirh Christina* cards should be M l i S i C O l P r O g r Q I T l out the entire one sided fracas. ternate captain, was "right on corner, before they were pulled gain lonlght; low tonight 50 to M I ial Association. Replacing U.'DB Tilley a* Se­ the beam " with her shots Friday out again, curity Officer o f Sanford NAS. night, as were Sfetanl* Jackson. Luther Duda, captain o f the is LCDR. Lawrence Eno* This Kay Estes, captain. Katherine, (Continued on Page ») 12th o f December (Continued on Page 8) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Th# Miklrr, Virginia Wrye, Mary Ann "T o put o ff mailing Christmas Aitamontr Springs Civic Club will Slayton ami Marlene Bellhorn. eardi and parcels until lh« last meet Wednesday for Its December We noticed how much Mary m)nute results in an extra burden busine-s meeting and Chrlstma* Ann had improved. Sh„ is the being placed on postal em plo-ees program . tallest girl on the team, way ov . and postal facilities. Th program will begin prompt­ er six feet, and good on rebound­ "E very facility o f the Sanford ly at 2:30 p. m. and will be pre- [ ing, too. It was our first time to Post O ffice will be put to work sented by the Lyman high school tee th* Hellhurn girl in action, so that this year as In the past. music director, Miss Clara And-| as she is only a Fre-hman this % h * Post O ffice will be cleared, erson. and her girls’ trio, who| year. She shows a great deal of if possible, o f all Christmas cards wilt render several Christmas By MRS. I l l III LKICKSEN bert o f the standing eom m lttefs promise for 'he future, as does songs. Following will he little by Christmas." One of th* outstanding social; The M aryEsther shop ha» gone Virginia Wrye and Katherine MikPredicting that this year’ s Miss Nan Johnson, Orlando and I ler, sophomores. They ail seem ed ' events o f the year will be held all out Christmas mall will act a new ail Jerry McIntosh ln The Game in furnishing modish . . . .. . ., to be good on foul shot* a* well Thursday at lhe Mayfair, begin-tljne record, exceeding even the Danre. The two are student* of Ann DeShazo, a newcomer to nlng at ll:(W a. m. when the frocl" an,‘ thousands upon thousands of the Royal School o f Dane*, Win­ the team, seems to have inherited Sanford federated garden club 'he svelte garden club models who pieces o f mail handled here in ter Park. They will be accompan­ |aom* of her m other's qualifica­ will hold its annual coffee and will be shown in an hour's proied by Mis* Dana Alexander at tions as an All-American player. reception. There will be two hours gram o f formal, he.v-li and , t " the piano. She la fast as lightening and can o f festivities, with Mr*. Irwin lime offerings as described by After a brief business (nesting M cbaM , cu.n m enu tor. grab Out ball when it seems al­ Flelicliar, chaDnUfl, greeting via-.Frank a Christmas gift exchange among most impossible to do so. Georgia hurt ami eatending an invitation [ Showing the creations will be; members and guests will be held Dixhman, a Junior, used her to everyone in thi* vicinity to a t - , Mr*. George Hardin, Mrs. Charles during the social hour. Refresh­ quickness and height to good ad­ tend this onre-a-year program. ICoIc. Mrs. W. E. Klrchoff. Mrs ments will be served hy Mrs. I Mrs. L. P. Hagan and M ri Ed- Fred Ganas, Mrs. Robert Stone, vantage ln wresting the ball from Harold K. Seaman and her com ­ ward Lanu will receiv,. at the Mrs, George Baker, Mrs Joha the opponent. mittee. The final score—82-33—Oviedo. head of a list of hostesses, volm - \ organ and Mri, H. N. Sayer. Peg led In the scoring field leering from rach Circle. Tickets, The Mayfair's rrcsptinr rooms with 24 points, paced by Melanie will be taken by Mr*. L. E. Spen- will be hlghllgthed hy Chriitmaa Jackson with 17, Kay Estes with cer and Mrs. W. II. Stewart. Mrs. arrangements and door decora j <;||>U.\P! AND OFF FOR A HAYRIDE! This group poa#d for a picture at Saturday night's Square 14 and Mary Ann Slayton with C. M. Flowers will supervise th*|tUM>- furni i. J ty cu lt C.rvte. beautifully decorated refreshment Thsre will be * p i t s far sum# ! Danes at Finer rest School. (L eft to right) on the buckboard are K I. Elam, M. Caolo, Ann Whittaker, 1* Betty Stevenson, a senior and a tablet and pouring coffee from j fort j * guest ard a tpacial 1 Jackie Caolo, Dorothy Higginbotham, and Don Reynolds. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds la manipulating the guard, showed bur usual ability1heirloom silver loaned by nieu-<"vx>.fjl of the day.". I scooter plow. (S taff Photo) %• Lcdr. G. Tilley Basketball Season Opens In Oviedo To Take Command Of (JSS Sussex Weather To Be Presented GardenClub To Stage Coffee At Mayfair ii YOU HAVE Additional Local News O n Page 8 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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G R AD E D GOOD PALM RIVER SLICED BR E A K FA ST C H ASE & SANBORN F R E SH L Y ^ BONELESS BEEF G R OUND Hamburger IT'S PA R TY SM ALL LEAN T IM E A G A IN MONARCH • OLIVES ON A T R E E • A N C H O V Y PASTE • PIC-L-JOYS • ONION STUFFED • CAPERS OLIVES • AN TIPASTO • C A V IA R • CORN RELISH FROZEN " FOODS | ,, I.IIIIIY'H M IX R I) A S W A N S O N ’S CHICKEN . BEEF TURKEY VEGETABLES |*KHHONAI 8IIURFINE ox I CANS C A N D IE D CHERRIES ’ ’ ’ 7 rAS8 99 p a Orange Juice Brasw ells f 1 n / # OR AN G E PEEL PEACHES CU R RAN TS Wlnesap Pear 2 t J1 Tangy Prices £//edive Nov. 29f/i-Dec. 8tl\ PR O D U CE] P IN E A P P LE CITRON LEM ON PEEL GINGER dates raisins CARTONS W H IT E f YELLOW W i DEVIL FOOD BUTTERSCOTCH „ t 6 w a t o e s 3 5 l-AKOM FOR V A L U A B L E PREM IUM S For Pure Shopping Pleasure U tU tVK V IE N N A SEMINOLE COUNTY'S FINEST a m i CANS L su n ULYKS CAM AY CO M ET SOAF CLEAN SER *JSt» S 1 Z S 2 2 9 (1 LAVA so ap SUPERM ARKET 3 S 23c Christinas Albums Classics Elvis Presley Kay Starr Popular Tunes Bing Crosby Hill Billy Perry Como Children’s Records Tommy Dorsey �to* •r —- ■■ ..'i ><^3 : 'T<*. • v1* a - ' v ' Sd ftv .! y g J. ■ Shop and Save In Sanford ®h* I v - t f - '- '- 'V '. r » ^ *)£.•«; v,/ itm tlft Bulldogs O n Top As JOver 10,000 Watch teams ToldFor Peanut Bowl Game O n Dec. 7 Christmas Parade If T o o t HtraJd to Net Delivered By f P. IL Call 1821 Before 1P.M . Per Delivery ^ Tb# final standings hi tha P ea­ nut Bowl Gam e competition were announced this morning following the last two games o f the season. Mrs. Sybil Routh’ a “ Bulldogs" defeated Richard Jones “ War Eagles" by the one-touchdown score o f W>. Outcome o f today's game which was played Just before noon to­ day clinched top place for the "B ulldogs". This is the way the teams end­ ed their season according to point standings: Mrs. Routh's Bulldogs, 194 ; Mrs. Roberta Richards team, 1 7 4 ; Richards Jones team, 1 4 4 ; and Mrs. Aliee Grant's team, *4. In the Peanut Bowl contest slated for neat weekend, Richard Jones class team will play Mrs. Roberta Richard's class team In the first game. Mrs. Roiith’ s class team will play Mrs. Roberta Rich­ ards class team which will be the championship game. In today's game, Guy James completed a three-yard pass from Mike Jennings to score the one touchdown. The Bulldogs outplayed the War Eagles all the way to prove their lead In the final standings. Peanut Bowl festivities will get underway next Thursday with a gigantic parade through downtown Sanford featuring both the Sem i­ nole High School and Junior High School bands. The Peanut Bowl games,will be played under the lights at Sanford Memorial Stadium Friday night. “ PORKY" Ot.IVr.K. MAYFAIR INN’S riaylng Pro w ai In Sanford yesterday to take a fc.v practico swings at the Mayfair Inn Golf Course. Oliver Mas on his May to West Palm Bearn to take part in a tournament there. He will be bark in Sanford for the Mayfair Inn’s $13,000 PGA Upon. (Photo by Jam eson) ♦Lutheran Advent Services Begin Dec. 5 Advent Service# at tha Luthe­ ran Church o f The Redeem*F"wni begin next Wednesday evening at 7 30, said Rev. Phillip Schlessmann, pastor o f the local con* gregation. A film , "The Unfinished Task." will be shown at the service WedI nesday evening Dec. S. " I t it a picture you'll never forget," r a s ­ ter Srhlestmann said of the film . Explaining, he said, it it the dramatic story of the dashing o f two worlds — tha world o f John W. Bradford successful busi­ nessman, who, despite his active church membership, worships at I the shrine o f material success, ! and — | The world of his son, Jim, who turns his hack on a "complacent C. 8. LEE and the 20-pound bob rat he killed Tuesday night in Lake Monroe Swamp. (Staff Photo) C ofC Membership Banquet Postponed 0 -T h e Seminole County Charoher o f Commerce’ Annual Membership Banquet will not be held on the date already announced. I Chamber o f Com merce Mana­ ger John Krider said yesterday that the annual membership ban­ quet has been deferred until some time after the first o f the year. Because o f the heavily crowded ^re-C hristm as schedule o f social events, and the extremely heavy business season, the banquet hat been postponed. The date for the annual event will he announced well in ad­ vance. Krider said yesterday, so that everyone will be able to make their plars to attend. rs. Rowland's Mother Succumbs Sir*. F. H Atkin*, mother of Mr*. P A. Rowland, died recently in Blueficid, W. Va. Mr*. Atkin* had been a visitor in Sanford many times. She had been ill for about five years. m. Funeral services were held W ednesday afternoon at 2:30 in Hagerstown, Va. Additional Local News t On Page 8 and comfortable Christianity" and, over his father's violent pro­ test. decides to go “ all out for Christ." rvn p orv n p vT m n r %rt?Yx*eT» a b m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 rOLUME XLVII lu * THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1958 —— - — , 7 AaaocUttd P rcn Leased Wire ■ : ■— j-r r — 11 Bands, 37 Floats Appear More than 10,000 people Jammed Sanford Streets yesterday to wit­ ness what has been acclaimed a* the "biggest and finest Christmas Parade ever seen In this city.' Crowds began forming early yesterday as schools let out at 3:30 to allow all Seminola County children an opportunity to see the parade and to see Santa Claus. Eleven bands and 37 floats, along with marching units and groups formed about 3:30 begin­ ning on First St. at Sanford Ave. to stretch from the downtown In­ tersection out to Mellonviile Ave. and back toward the city again. The parade was estimated to have been a mile and a half long. For one solid hour the parade moved west on First St. to Oak SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL “ Homecoming Sponsors" who will be seen, with their escorts, at tomor­ Ave. then south to Fourth St., east row night’s Homecoming Football game, d a f t to right* Dottle Mett.s, Sylvia Price, Carol Nutt, and to Sanford Ave. and then north Bobbie Crutchfied. They were elected by the|San!ord football squid. (S ta ff Photo) to Second St. where It disbanded. The huge crowds applauded, ★ ★ ★ laughed, cheered, and waved as unit by unit moved along the streets. Children lined the streets all the w iy and in many places on First St. they were 10 to IS deep. 14-block The Mayfair Inn's Country ping to b« in Sanford for this At no place along the route did the parade participants Club golf pro gave Chamber of year’ s tournament Mario L'arfagmiss onlookers and crowds to Com mrrce members a rundow-n no told the Chamber o f Comoffer their applause and admira­ o f the coming M ayfair Inn $13,- merce members. tion. "T h e tirkrts arc on sale now," Homecoming sponsors for the 000 PGA Open which will be held Both city ami county officials he said, "and I am aure that alt ,headed „ muwu the huge parade „and „ „ each annual Homeroming Game and here Dec. 11-16. Mario t.arfagno, who brought of you will want to aee the events unit passed in review before th* Celebration have been named by the member* o f Seminole High with him Garry Grarua his as- o f each day.” , Judges’ platform on First St. at School's football squad. aistant. said that "the qualifying Carfagno, in explaining the Magnolia Ave. Tho Judge* were Sharing honors fo r the annual rounds will be held on Dee. 11. tournament procedure said that !I*o*tmaster Joel Field, Mrs. occasion are: Bobbie Crutchfield. "There will be no Pro-Am this player* qualifying hero would Aria Jane Lundqulst, and RcpreCarol Nutt, Dottle Metts, and Sylyear" Carfagno told the Chamber automatically qualify for the tentative Gordon V. Frederick, via Price. o f Commerce members at their California tournament. ! Ae a result o f tha Judges' d«Escort* for th* young la dles; Coffee Cluh session this morning Chamber of Com m erce M an -! c l»ioB* tho '/ophles. and., p r i i c who will have top honor* Friday *t 3lr*. Appleby’* Restaurant. age John Kri.kz said that am * *r» bnrardei to tho following night during the Homecoming f "in stead ." he said "there will b* attempting to com bine the num- participants who entered floats' Game between the Sanford Semi- , clinic In which Jay Herbert, em us drives and cam paigns Into Sanford Junior High School won nolo* and Lakevlew Highi o f Win p orky Oliver, Mike Souchak, and one United Appeal. "W ith th e ' (Cootlnued M Pago I ) •PPMr " approval o f the Cham ber’s e x -, . 'I '1 . f. e / - " ' r * Asked about some of the top erutlvc Commute* "W e will take ‘ |players that will b« in Sanford|lh* lead in such a drive next SHS Homecoming CofC Members Given Sponsors Named Rundown On PGAOpen By Football Team First 'Blood Donor Day' Set Dec. II At Sanford Church Written for H m Hanford Herald Every time you deposit a pint o f blood Jn a blood hank you in­ crease your own chances and those o f your family o f coming through an aeeldent or unex­ pected lllnes*. No one ever expects a traffic accident to happen to him, but one occurs every 23 seconds in this country, ind YOU may be seriously hurt in one going home alto attend the annual HomecomIng. the defending champion will ( Continued on Pag* I ) TODAY. be here for th* event, at w*IJ as When the ambulsnce gets you Sammy Sneed, Doug Ford, and to the hospital, the doctor may '.MAN OF YEAR* NA.MED many others. Mostly sunny today high 63-76, find that you need whole blood * ALTANTA id*— Th* Southern "They will come to Sanford for cool again tonight, low i0-(6; fast • to replace blood you may Seedmen’ * Assn, named Dr. Fred the Mayfair Inn’e $13,000 PGA Friday fair and cooler. have lost and to bring you out of Hull o f the University o f Florida- Open from Havanas where they shock. will be participating in a tourni-l For pictures o f yesterday's Y’ our wife or husband or other da it* “ man o f the yea r" at the members o f your family may un­ annual convention yesterday for ment from Dec. 6 to 11," Carfag gigantic Christmas parade sec no said. hybrid corn varieties he dcvelopdergo an emergency operation and Page 2. "W e arc expecting Dan Toplose a lot o f blood. Whole blood i ed to suit the Southern climate. must be readily availabe to repace the blood that may be lo s t 1 both during and after the o p e r a -' tion. It Is a comforting thought to know that In most American com ­ munities you or any member of your family can get th« life-saving One o f the most heartwarming be just a littlebit more "per- ment was so thrilled ov«r the i "n o doubt with visions o f Ssnta blood needed, and quickly, too. visit that he Just "fo r g o t to ask c i a u . dancing through h i s because millions of Individuals j Incidents growing on. of the sons] like." The young 6 4 year old lad, some very important questions.", . „ like yourself hav* deposited blood Christmas Parade yesterday was who has recuperated wonderfully A fter Santa paid his visit, IN ADVANl E in blood bank* i t|je v |s{g 0f Santa Claus to David Vm,r n .stor or minister h»« . ~ -------« ~~7T ^ T " I and is very cheerful, N d Santa David remembered that there Even though Santa Clnua came \our pastor or minister ha* |/0we wj10 j, confjne«l to Sem inole, n .. . . . . . , fnr , h*en hrousht close to actuil c u e s 'TKu i f c0.n^ nc^ [° Se” lin0,n I Claus "A ll I want for Christmas were several questions he would ,0 • ‘ ia" fu|’|l to visit thousands b en hr ignt cl se to act ral cases M*m orl*l Ifoinital and eo.il,t not . . . . . ... .- ,< t0 on# particular uP°n thousand* of children, he erwSJSJrtsI--jrdssrst ____ YOU HAVE 91 “ I DAYS Till d h totM tfu l j David Lowe T h rille d By V isit Santa Remembers 6-Year-Old In Hospital On Dee 12, the Boy's Choir of Trinity Lutheran Church, HoHy. hill, accompanied by their own organist, will be featured at the midweek service. Rev. A. J. Schulz, l\i<tor of the Hollyhill church will conduct the service. The Dec. 19 service will have Rev., Schlessmann In the pulpit t . bit he said' question was “ How could he be didn't forget David Lowe wrho, for an Advent Seaton sermon and *••• ■ „(", f your Whisk, all over the world at one time cvcn though the youngster would message. to make all of tho buys and girl* have liked to have been right in All services will begin at 7:30 * « « = . , S r \“L r = : . ......... ' Of course Sant* gave David hu h appy?" ligent and most «ati*fying *olu- i S* nU f,Pr ,hc Pari,d‘'the middle o f the crowd watching p. m. I lion t°°h time out to go by and pay permission toplace hi* hand* on Throughout the afternoon and ^ur ® ' Nicholas to arrive, just It I* with this thought Inmind ? v* ry 'P*0**1 w*,i l ,0 I,aV'd hi* long flowing whit* beard so early evening— questions little couldn’t make it. j ihat th* church#* o f Sanford are " 0'** *h om he knew could not t),at he might stroke it carefully David Lowe would have like to This wa* one of theBig Stories sponsoring a UNITED CHURCH *he sidelines waiting for snij tenderly. a .k cam e back to him —one after that cam e out of yesterday's 1 BLOOD APPEAL. The first 'B lood, "*-* arrival. J.nt before Santa left he asked the other. event*, and had wc not seen SanNov. 2* i Donor Day* i* to be held at theDavid wa* very, very excited David if there were any more As a matter o f fje t , there wa* ta trying to slip4into the hospital Adml**iona: ! First Presbyterian Church In San- and even though he i* able fo questions he would like to ask nothing he could talk about but quietly to visit hi* young friend, Mrs. Belie Minch-w (Lake Mary) ford, Tuesday, Dec. It. walk about the hospital some, about the North Pol*, and his Sant* Clan* and what a wonder- h* would have, as he docs on Birth*: "Bank Your Blood — Build A wa* sitting in his wheel chair so visits, or how he made so manyful man he is. The thrill* of th* Christmas morning, slipped quletBaby Girl Sextan Life Saving Account". that his talk with Santa might j0y« for all o f the children. But visit kept registering on David's ; ly away without laying one word D i'rh a rk ft: the youngster in all of hi* excite- face until finally hu fell asleep |about It. Clifton Duncan (Sanford) ,‘Z!7,'mSU« ■” : “' " r i V " • * >. w Z L S i . ” •• Z U fftS l Hospital Notes Lnuvrnia Shaw (Sanford) Edith Carroll (Sanford) Jame* McIntyre (Sanford) Donita Wynn (Sanofrd) 5) ,r Nov. » Admission*: Em mett Mark (Benson Junction, By lleie* HnodCrata the theme of the month whlrh wa* DcBary) The regular meeting of pack Puerto Rico. Den 4's subject was Ori* Saundtr* (Lake Mary) 60, Cub Scouts was held at the "F iesta Tim e” , and each o f the Camilla Bruce ' Sanford) iVBary Civic Center Wednesday eight boys wearing a red tie and Robert Brinson 'Sanford i evening preceded by a buffet a som brero made o f bread shelf Jean Kiner (Sanford) supper with the mothers o f Den papers, esm e on stage carry in g , Estelle Jennings (Sanford) 4 a* hostesses for the evening. some item o f food typical o f , Gayla Treadway (Sanford) Naomi Forbe* (Sanford) The six charter members o f Den Puerto Rico and seated around Discharge*: 1|.-U l * I received their official Cub th« table on their little benches— a recent project o f the den each Baby Boy Hauser (Sanford) Scout cards and Corky Stowell and Howard Henderson received bov making his own little bench— badges for bringing new members kept tlm , with tom e instrument •into the den. to a Spanish recording pls)e.| o ff Dtck DuVatl, Dsnny Rraddnck stsgr. They rlosed thetr skit with I and Howard Henderson received I the den y»U. K |special tie slides for each having • Since Puerto Rico was th* theme j Albert K. Woodburn, a former |sold ten tickets to the Boy Scout |for this month each boy In Pack resident of Sanford, pa*sed away Jamborre in Orlando. Joh n ny, 60 received this week, a picture at a nursing home In Jacksonville Breyette was Inducted and re- post rani mailed to them from yesterday. celled his Bobcat pin an.) John Puerto Rico by Cubm as'er Wil­ He 1* Hi* brother o f Mrs. Mabel Tatum wa* welcomed into the liam Blakemor*, who visits there Brown o f this city. I den, having transferred from pro- periodically. MURE THAN la.oo# PLOPI.K saw yesterday's Annual Christmas Funeral arrangements have not i vidence, R. I. Each den also displayed Ihcir Parade staged bv the Jaycrcs in cooperation with the Sanford >et been announced. Each den presented a skit on ,handw ork projects fur the month. Jlcrcnants AJsociation. The crowd surged into me street along (he NO. 148 First Equipment Installed In New 'Phone Building Tha first equipment fo r tb * projected toll free, metropolitan telephone service was Installed In the new building o f the Winter Park Telephone Company, Neve York asd We!brcrr>» Avenues, last week, company offlelala as* nounced yesterday. The equipment already Installed Includes a Main Distribution Frame, which will provide con* nectlon fo r 14,000 local telephone numbers with 3,500 existing cent* ral office line*. Each line can serve, if n eces­ sary, up to eight telephone num* bers. The cable* terminating In thla Main Distibution Frame will bn brought into the new building this week, and the actual work o f splicing the cables and eonnect* ing them to the fram e will begin im mediately. A Trunk Intermediate DlstrW bution Fram e, which will connect local telephones with point* serv­ ed by other telephone com panies, will be Installed at the i i m e . time, a company spokesman said. The Main Distributing Framn is being Installed In the eompany’ a new prem ises by Winter Park Telephone Company Cental Of* flee e m p lo y e d , who over a period o f nine months have been work* ing, for training purposes, in Seymour, Indiana, where a similar installation waa b«lng made by the North Electric Com* pany for the Indiana Telephone Corporation. Four of theta men, now thoroughly {aiqlllar with th d * ' equipment they aro h an din g, are T r a ffic Manager A. E . Ludescher, Cental O ffice Super­ visor, John Burch, and Central O ffice Switchmen Ernest Young Jr., and Ralph Stevens. Installation o f this Main Dis* (Continued *■ Page ■) Bodies O f Crash V ictim s Brought From M ountains CARACAS, Venezuela Th* bodlct o f 23 pertons killed In th* cra«h o f a New Ynrk-to-Caraeaa airliner were brought down by rable car Tuesday night from th* rinud-shrntided mountain* at th* citv's edge. There wer* no survivors. The de*d Included 10 Americana, smnng thorn 26-year-old N egr* outfielder Charles Peet* o f Omaha, Neb., the American Assn.'a 193* hitting champion, hi* wife and thre^ children. The Venezuelan airliner, swing­ ing from th , Carrlbhean through a raim torm to land at Malquetla, Caracas' seaside airport, plunged Into a wooded mountain of th* Boca Chica range. Wreckage and the bodies o f th* IS passengers and 7 crew m en were scattered over th« area o f a city block. The point o f Impact was about 130 feet from th# crest. American financier N e l s o n Rockefeller had hooked passage on th.- ill-fated plane but twitched to another flight from New Y ork to get a berth, lie arrived safely for an inspection o f his varied interests here. Peete, property of the St. Loula Cardinal chain, was enrout* to plsy winter ball In Venezuela. Skits P re se n te d At Cub Scout Meet Former Resident Dies Yesterday ( r para lc route to get a better glimpse a t the bands, floats and IUJ. ( S 'a f f rilU o) �ir a n r ? ■t y p n c n w t . t s t y JM » f l l U K i W I V l i U ctmtpair imtrj ;itat bnfixr .veatef tiny's Annual Ctarwimna Patntie '.iirvuCt «.v*ir.pv T h«int«rf. 'Ju *i tv /i£ ii't Ummuaftwnr* Join. Erttier. £ n iteinum. C o w ifltMUDWu * £ . W'llNr. U n cb tttir Atwocintnio uaesitiur' I! L P e rttM Jr. fvtifc batik la earner* j. ComtBMkMMw Smv«d GntciaC Unyur P . Ji b e ir i a u t J r y m J azotic Committee Chairman Tom m y Milkmaid (JhaSf Phote) r jo u n x * UistKiSL wauck. Partin* atiertamat! that 1 L J * p u p TM tnttiay* l cbwst "W a t J> Pape i T S xet* - J S c t - a , jjh rver” Ch-mimaa I'h m sj M M H KMT r n r i ATTOKSET VoBt A. W i2taa* I t. and I * , p r w n n a t n t Mack K Ctneland J r - do their part far the Jtyca* Kuopjurt Tour b j selling ha Boon a. (S ta ff Phots) _ i > ■ | C tk _ 1 OK 1 St's: A 1 > tE 5 V » n L it m m K A B O T # formod ia * td the a tv p p y truciung UOK* Vtvt ic r e a it in -v i CfeKfcU ana* Parade The Morin** were ut* uf '.m first u u u to U vent it tne iwudy tw o-m il* ptrati* 'b u f f Pbotvy THC t H l t i W C K Ta**f have a hearfe l i u f t u one o f ‘j i t ■■ir.t'J fiuaU com et V) ; b ttw tery » J tt M i a Oauat i* » w . w ilt p « r t t a r t e r Joel T itui. Jtrv Arm Jam Lanoflua*, #,l{ f i j i *mtt‘ i ~ ~t Gordo? V . FretienrE. |o> < « P o u a ) PDtST IX LIVE 7 1 tTi.cE i -the l i i a etidrjr U v too mark cruM, the f t r f v . may ho doe to baking. >14.nr or iovufCtiica: W .J W S M I* f * J r • . lego/ Rig/it m e BEST SEATS- (La#. U r lg t t) had fron t raw M ats a: P-rtl and Park ycitcrday. They’rt pointing t* tr'rrrt ' Santa" ► i,ns»7 fpb*f V T erejr jgarT»! » f? » 0 a F a w «* x 9 ! •sfl i&U k»jr. ’ &L V * TME fZEMSCJU* IOCM J-UUXrL BAND wM among to* U baud* ho )e«tert*y / a Auo-ai .'a r* * .M * icL * x u A iv x ia u v t d r ie r r n Parade tn a rr baska w » c to ter a t v f march e t i f i b o o t* I I ( u Ortaunilo; D tL n .d H-gv O oadv Ki*> Junior ilig t - c n D obfe* Butfcir. Carry Adair. D a n e Haikina, and Btckle Ituikina t LIML - V y | C & * & ''* » « ! C tu i will come that w ay". (S taff Photo) “ 027” GAUGE P.tMH.'tat. Cot a 1 A cadem y, h m » v o Utieervity, Florida Mi.-Ury SthoU. Lym *a K -gt, Sew-w>> Hiyh. and *!*• »* P art K*£k School (S ta ff PVA ai To Peace, Quiet fc . Oar;* MIAMI BEACH I! U ao.od and fir y v f u' o4» mi Sjvum * i » Aetna* you d'/*& , u U h ta r t You can (M i*(aJ orMhCtaw f / '- o itVuey axd ftiaahiau* f ir Wry <W*t and ttv ifli, and aucllsr S v . u '. u i . 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A cd a H iiv iw . hoi. a n i a a n n l l v *d 11!Ht tw in cvaJ'UetJc* plant W -a o »« tv O U oI. raoaad him • perpe'ial »vre throat and 4/vea kia ru ti+\ » » r e away. to fiv e York City • u o m ia m l-! tirin g from the lood Uir.Jl noUei! o f a r#r » e i e r la *h* a itv repiir ahvp m at door tv h*r waa award *d t / / i la dam afer, and tht evert] ordered (lie » e i * r rrm o*»d A: M arylard fam ily whoao n*l/hOori kept their r a d v turned up fuU b la it * « o tt.Vei la dam ases U m u * tha nolaa was deliberate and mallrW oi , While you can get either aa InjuM tloa or rouipeniaUva agslait nelgbb-.ri whoa* to ile r make ataap Impoeiihla. tayi Sykai, you ara sat entitled ta abaolota qu et V w eaaaet, fo r aaampte, legally to •HE SA XyO kli NAVAL AfIt HTA'IIOX float a* »et;; la y n tn ria a 'a Ckriataaa Parade Note tha “ Seraka to Coo*try ate) ' Senkar (iod " anhea deputing *i*\r Lfe. (S ta ff Photo) complain <4 tha norm al pavlcrnoalum of a Lai tie League harebell garr.e Nor will the reurta take artktn sgiinit the ringiag o f th 'if'h b*lli or the Lloeing o f factory ubieties unices the no.ee la unnecaiMry, iic a u lic and mad* at u s r tiio c a b l* heun Judgea ha*e refuaed relief againit the rrowing o f a rooater or the barking o f a dog -although on# Kentucky man did get an in­ junction agamat a neighbor whoa* three dogi barked flee full hours •»#r ydayl the Hi Q \ \ ° ° S e °m t of Your Dreams in LA Y-A -W A Y TH O SE A P P L IA N C E G IF T S NOW A T BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER IIS MAGN'OMA AVE. PHONE 1737 SHE VH FOIL FULL DETAILS J j )jcA , C b ib o /L ^ U «W W mi C* OSSING qAj^ LOCKON LUBRICANT INSTRUCTION SHEET C . 'P k i f e j ^ J v Corner W . 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Tiup Jtwplitp beauty combined »<tk morimunt Simplicity ol deiiqn, perfect balance ond b'uikinrj ' eHiCiency mol. tkn ptoleiuonal model one ol tk» motl pcpufat utility — temi.flare b»v»h hot eary togrip kanjl*, minor magnill.i. In Cryllal, Soppkue or Ruby. Jen elite itumbeit. In Cryitol, Soppkiie pr Ruby. la d is*' Dretter Set......................................................... la d ie t ' Brutk and Comb Set.................................................... 2.50 Saturday Special Manhattan Meat Loaf with tomato sauce. Hash browned potatoes and fresh carrots and peas. Choice of hot rolls or corn bread. Sunday Special PR IC C “ White Shoulders” and “Most Precious” perfumes presented in packages o f satin icith superimposed lace• in the Evyan tradition. Tender Fried Chicken Breast, french fried potatoes, and cream cole slaw. Choice of hat roils or corn bread, Pot Roast o f Beef with brown gravy, mashed potatoes, southern string beans. Hot rolls or corn bread. I �4* m +~ — -j | | ■ is w y s r -y mm ThUia Um m um for fhrfaf thanks. This is tbs season In whkh Joy and happiness sfcottld raJpn. Bat no matter what the time 3Sff year. It if always a season o f beiinnings. thorn June igraduates, the tnmsition . « bean mads from famHy allowances; to ssmr^ny pajrmns. Now they are on their mm, and the point has bow well establlshVed. The future is seen In nllferent perspec* * « - f o r those ion s brides and hrMeftooms; the honeymoon is over. The transition has ' ' keen mads from these stars in the-eyts * 1joortshlpdays to the dollar sign raaUtls. o f '-.• n o t ^ t o m a n t k world. Their future, too. "Iris seen In ehaated perspective. * for theee befinners’ d a m e in lift, the -V -frtu ra depends largely on the start. Not that a wrong start dooms anyone to failure; ear ways can be m ended-llfe la po good Is na that way. Bat how much better the future, If wrong .etarte araavoidad, And r there art eo many guidepoeta along, those early stretches of the new life of rssponst5? tv save cur beglnflers frrwn straying down deadend roads. . Yes, the dodaMlgn Is a mighty factor In this season of beginnings. The moralist* wUl say there is m oro-m uch mortv-in life - - than money. And they are ao right, <•** without money, there Isn’t much. That s the lemon our beginners must learn, right from or ‘U e start, now that they're on their own. K„jmav Money-rnot just for today and tomorrow. Money for next year and the next and the •-■‘ Itext; money for a lifetime* Money for sick i£:* bees; for enjoyment of health. Money for -liT h home; for a family; for thorn children so 2T,^happily dreamed o f; for their proper upi i? bringing and preparation for what some day -V” *wiD be for them, too, a new life o f responal-, .»*. “ MUtle*. \ it’s a good world in which today’s begln. . nets’ classs* find themselves— a world o f "1 : wondrous opportunities. Most of those re... ■esnt graduates, most of the husbands o f *" those recent brides are recsiving beginners* .'. salaries that their fathers snd grandfathers only dreamed o f taming after years of hard T* work. Today’s beginners in life have the f* : money; it’s how they use It that counts. That’s where those guldeposts can be such :/ j l help. The older folks have learned—many o f them the hard way—how much easier It i$ to meet the needs of future years with a I* I* balanced financial program. Not just a bal­ ance o f income and outgo, as sometimes it's unthinkingly described. But a program that balances Income on tha one hand against savings and spendings oa the other. The world today la so good to its neophy­ tes. Bsginners today have Incomes that, with proper planning, make possible the re­ gular setting-aside for future-year needs right from the start. Nor is that the only bright spot in today’s perspective of future years. It’s much easier to save today. Goveramant Savingi Bonds fit into family planning so uuch more readily than anything that Grandpa had in hla day — better returns; nothing more secure; and paymesta of the hardiy-feel-them type on the payroll Savingi Plan at work the Bond-A-Month Plan of Banka. Millions of olner-generadon Americans are living proof to this oncoming generation that UJS. Savings Bonds belong in every family’s picture o f the futare. With such a start right from earliest beginnings. ’’How Firm A Foundation" will have new mean­ ing aa dreams corns true. Christmas Season Open The Christmas 8coxon is otflcially open­ ed in Sanford. Santa Claose has pain his nnnhafcall and gavo his stamp of approval on the huge gift counters filled to overflowing with toys and trinkets, jewels and gems, silks and satins-^ everything that can be woven Into a descrip­ tion o f ” a gift for Christmas.’’ Never before had there been such crowds In Sanford from every com er o f Seminole County to greet the cheery and jubilant St. Nicholas. Not only were the crowds bigger — but they were happier—each one with an extra chuckle of Joy from the tinest tot to the oldeat youngster who lined the parade route yesterday to watch the 1956 Christ­ mas Parade unfold Its theme “ Keep Christ-, mas With Christ. There I* no doubt but that this year’s Christmas Parade sponsored jointly by the Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Com­ merce and the Sanford Merchants Associa­ tion was tho finest in the history o f this annual event. Crowds, every foot o f the way. murmured v- __ ■ ■------■■■■■■■ and applauded their approval of the parade The Sanford Herald as each section ’’passed In review” before ntiM U o»n» s w e a*ur**y —s s»u*y an audience that waa tha largest in history. Children smiled their approval, local min ____ U t t a r Oatakar ST, ISIS M MM Ps*l o m »r. * af M l l w i Marts* asSar Ua Sal latere spoke their approval, busincssmps ■ of everywhere did the same. m ao V M S l f c S S 'U J S U * MARION . Every person who had a hand in plan­ ■TRUTHi ning Sanford's 1956 Christmas Parade By Carrier should be complimented for the ’’ Wonderful Tferaa MaaUa S a it t i O M Tan# Job” that was done. The Jaycecs, year by l»T» IU .II IIH -----All Okliaary aattaaa. aarSa a# (hast*. raaalaitaaa aa« 0» year, have profited by mistakes o f years •allraa at M tarulaM asl far Ma »ar*aaa af ratals* faafa will he akarra* far *1 reeetar aSrartUla* rataa gone by to make the annual event— certainly looked forward to by parent and child alike Marais la • maaaar af U a AaaaatataS Rraaa aralaalralr la tka aaa far r«# »tll«»—one of the finest and most colorful In Cen­ a u * ilaanaatltlaS U a la a * l aawa rrlataS I* UU aawatapar. Na* af tral Florida. ■atraaaalaS Natlaaallr t j Oaaaral A***rtl«teg Mcrchanta are to be commended for aupfieri*# la * Ml Oaar*ia ( t t l i n Bask BIS* porting this worthwhile venture which __________________ AI loots Oaarsla__________________ Page 4, ThrrsdAy. November 20, 1056 reached into the heart o f each and every child who from the very first siren at the TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE head of the parade until Santa Clause finish­ *The kingdom o f heaven la like treasure ed with a climax that no one will forget, hidden in a field, whieh a man found; . . . stood in gaping awe. hi his joy he goes and sells all he has and Yes. it really takes Santa Claus to let buys that field.” — Matt. 13:44. READ Acta everyone know that the Christmas season 4 : 13-20. has been officially opened in Sanford. Agriculture News CECIL A. TUCKER, D SEMINOLE COUNTY AGRICUL­ TURAL AGENT Don't delay too tong In begin­ ning to feed protein lupplem ent to your cattle this winter If you want the best results from i t This it another o f those situations where “ an ounce o f prevention la worth a pound o f cure.” It’ i much belter to prevent weight and condition lossea than to put weight beck on the animala which have lo«t jt. Another good reason fur feed­ ing protein is that it causes the cattle to eat mor# o f other food■tuff such as dried grass or even low quality hay. A little protein supplement every day will help them eat more o f the poor quali­ ty roughage and utilise It better. Cattle need protein often because, unlike fat, they cannot store pro­ tein in their bodies for any ap­ preciable time for later ua*. Th* amount o f supplement needid will range from one-feurih t* two pound* and mere per animal U lly. The amount needed, o f tours*, varies depending upon th* Mnditions and sir* o f tha animal, ft* kind, amount and quality o f <m feed material available, th* itage o f pregnancy and lactation, ind many other factor*. Th* dea is te start early, before lb# tattle lose weight, by feeding iver a longer period o f time, you rill be feeding much less per day md will get mor« return* per unit >f protein fad than If you bad to n e d supplementing late la the eaaoe. Once the cattle get too hip lu a slow and costly process o bring them ba ck to their nornsl weight. When you are supplementing, o a 't forg it your hard bulls, lem ember. they're almost half (m hard. Feed them so they are s guod condition when turned *}th the cowe. Good bull* toot a L 'C n r ^ '! I T »< Belong In Every Picture Qf Future v i lot but are the cheapest Invest­ ment a cattleman can have. Keep them cheap by taking ca rt of them and feeding them right over the winter . Here's another tip. wnen you are shopping around for a • sup­ plement to supply protein for your cattle, buy on the cost per unit o f protein. Many times a Mr* protein supplement, while costing more per b ig . Is cheaper per unit o f protein than a 16", supplement. So If you are buying for th* protein that's in th# bag, buy on a per unit of protein cost. It seems that the Med fly situ­ ation has eased o ff somewhat; however, this was also our feeling when the last outbreak occurred in South Orlando. At the present time Seminole County is free from xone restrictions, as of some two weeks ago when restrictions were lilted from ion* 3 o f th* Gotdenrod Infestation. Hopei are that the*# last heavy rain* and this recent eold will also help on the eradication o f this pest. While we are on th* subject of Med fly. Here's something that might be o f interest to growers who have tree snails on their greves which may still be In those areas where bait spraying Is bring carried out. Let's hop* growers within Seminole County's boundaries will never need this type o f Information. Those growers wha maintain and encourage tree snails in ihslr groves need have little fear that th* bait sprays being applied la th* Medfly eradiction program will destroy snails. Dr. W. A. Simonton, entomolo­ gist at the Citrus Experiment Station. Lake Alfred, stated that numbers o f snails have been cag­ ed with leaves immediately after the leaves wer# sprayed with two t* four timet tha usual dot-' •g*. Non* at th* saatli were kill­ ed aven though confined with the leaves for as long as two weeks. In grove experiments, the little malusks moved normally over the sprayed branches and survived repeated spraying. M edfly sprays are applied to obtain a “ spatter" pattern that covers only a small part o f th* ire* surfae*. Although the snails sometimes glid* over th* spray residues, they do not remova the bait from th* leavvs. FFAL REVEALS TENTATIVE PLANS MIAMI t e l - Th* Florida Pow ­ er and Light Co. has announced tentative plans to 'nervate elec­ tricity rales by a fla t 3 L 3 per cent about the first o f the year. The eotnpan has authority to make automatic rate increases or decrease to keep pace with the price o f fuel oil which It uses to generate electricity. Th* company said th* increase was because o f th# blockiog of the Suet Canal which created an oil shortage. If th* shortage dis­ appeared within ■ few days no rat* Increase wuidd be nae.lcd. WASHINGTON l * - T b e United State* Senate U like a college la see way*. Freshmen member* are su b ject to mild be zing. They ca e get aa edueatloe 1/ they week at H. A*d yea sever can be m e , when a erne o f freshmen enroll*, which Is tho most likely t« suc­ ceed. Th# freshm an class whieh signs up neat January Is, as asual a Used lot. ft num bers firs Democrats and four Republicans. One o f them, Got. Frank J. Lausche o f Ohio, signs h im sslf a Democrat, but eonsistontly gets a lo o f w ill with R epdtaeons. The Nation magathis, w hich disapproves af him. recently called him “ more, coo* M rvatlve’ * than Ibe late Sed. Ro­ bert A. T aft. Two * f the “ freshmen” are re­ peater*. Republicans John Sher-I man Cooper o f Kentucky and Chapman Revercamb o f West Vir­ ginia have taken the course be­ fore. \ Tbit is no Ivy League class. Some o f the senators sleeted Not. g com e from wealthy or so­ cially prominent families, of M YW AR.OM IH K W lA«*UNM *a e w e r 4**! eours*. Domocrat Joseph S. C lark ; Senate replacements T o f Pennsylvania, for instance, and Weil, President Eisenhower eta. Republican Thurston B. Morton ol expect firm support o f h h forciga Kentucky. policy from at, least three Repm TWO -eeond generation Ucans: Cooper, until recently i * Americ: b K. Javlta o f ba iia d or to India; Morton, a fir­ New Y Juct o f an overmer assistant secretary o f ,tat« wMetc.: xi»h neighborhood under the present ad m in istra te; on Nr 'a East Sid-. and Javits, an all-out Ike mix And are a couple who were | uliy -running for o f ­ who has just carried an otiv* branch mesiapa from the Presi­ fice in their cribs. Georgia's Herdent to Israel. man Talraadgn a Democrat, natJavits, a Jew, won election i r n ta n d y and tha handsome young Democrat from Idaho, F n n k though bo condemned the British. Church, stem from fam ilies in French-IsratU push Into Egypt which public o f fits la a tradition. Of tiie nine newcomers, that leaves only one unaccounted fo r —Democrat John Carroll o f Colo­ rado. He’s a form er House m em ­ ber. a lawyer, and a veteran o f both world w a n . Wh»t can bo expected o f these RevercombT He campelgned B on Eisenhower backer. HU rtpe* tatlon as a senator In the l»(0t, however, was such that Thomis E. Dewey stirred up a storm gy refusing to endorse Revereomb ts one o f Dewey’ s presidential e ia . palgns. IAFF •A •DAY W hat Do You Do In Traffic Jam? b y HAL nOTLE NEW YORKtet— One test o f a m an’ s character U what he does during a tra fife jam. Do you remain a fuming prison­ er o f the passing momenta in such a situation? Or do you— this U the m ark o f the superior man—em ­ ploy them for self-improvement and thus score a victory aver tim e? Many busy people complain tha day isn’ t long enough for them to get done h alf the things they'd lik e to. They com pUln often that tra ffic Jama caused them to waste m ore time than anytnlag else, and usually add, “ But there doesn’ t seem to be anything that can be done about it.” They are looking at the prob­ lem from a short-sighted angle. They look for a solution that will end traffic Jama, which, aince the w orld is getting m ore crowded everyday, la manifest nooaenct. Th* dynamic approach la this: “ Sine* traffic jam * are here to M ay, how can 1 ua* wisely tha Um* 1 spend caught in them ?” Inspect a Une o f motorists la any trafife Jam, and what are they doing? Th* odds are high that the great majority will be I futiley blowing their horns. I cussing, 3 girl watching, 4 either doling, listening to their w ife, or both. With the possible exception o f girl watching, none o f th*M ac­ tivities fall into a constructive category. All the ra il waste peeeious time and energy. One might w ell ask defensively, “ Well, Just what do you expete me io 4* I anna traffic ^ fo through Aa a m atter o f faet, why *ot? Aa avorag* a t » teUltea A m eri­ cana moat w ait* at least U min­ utes i day la traffic jam s. That come* to about t M j U m lost hours g ysar. Ite m a collage u n ­ dent sproda only about I jo o hour* *a his studies la a fourysar emirs*, th* U a* wasted by motorists sgeh ysar la r f r a f f k Jm rs would SMd H M M people through colleg*. Mayhe th# Idea e f going through coiltg* while your ear Is stalled doesn’ t appeal U ym . B et you eaa at least study a tew c a m spondaac* course* aa haur ta gat ahead aa your job. You eaa also ev*a study fo r a new career while yea «r* endless­ ly wsltlag fo r th* ear ahead to start. There are some Jobs, o f cours*’, ya* c u ’ t yrariU a white sitting la a stalled c a r - sueh ae piano tuning, or should you yearn to be a lifeguard, tha technique of rescuing a drowning parses. On the othar hand, th tr« axa certila pursuit* whieh eaa easily be mastered while silting In a ear waiting fo r tka light* t* change, t. g., opera singing, clari­ net, public speaking, song writ­ ing. ta g cheating at cards. T rsffte jam s e ia alga ha utilis­ ed t* improve one’s culture. Dur­ ing th* tl hours a year th# aver­ age roan spends in them be can easily read all th* books on the best teller Ust. On* man who ha* to mak* frequent cab trips across midtown Manhattan said that he went through th* Encyeloepdia Britannlca In lesa than two years te this manner. If aa* doesn't mind carrying a small hag, U la also easy to fol­ low aa*'a hobby during traffic jams, whether it be stamp collect­ ing, qulltteg, or making bird cages. 1 hav* beard of on* man. a swimming pool salesmsn, who ssys he owes hit success in life t* traffic Jams- Instead of calling at th* home of prnsnests. *»e merely driva* along until ha comas to a good traffic Jam, ihcn* parks, gets out and makes hit satea pitch to the stalled motor­ ists. They can 't get aw ay." ha ob­ served, “ and you'd be surprised at henv many guys caught in an automobile an a hot day Jump at th# chaa«o to buy a nice cool Swimming pool." Any guy can get caught in a traffic Jam today. But it'a th* guy who use* this last time to his own sdvantag* who gets ahead in the battle «f Ufa. r "Well, you certainly hit th# Jackpot thlg timaP W A R D S L O N G W O O D H O TEL Lengwoud — Halfway between naaf*rd A Orland* COMPLETE DINNERS Steaks Chicken • Sea Food Serving from 3 p.m . *tll 1* p.m. week sigh ts Open Sunday at 12 noon, serving co«tlM *a*ly *tl1 • p m . ' CLOSED M ONDAYS ' COCKTAIL LOUNGE — DANCING — FINE FOODS Catering to Parties A Banquets — Private Dining R o*a Editor, Sanford PHONE W IN TER PARK 34-3331 The new kind o f Fond /<bnS7 brings yonder up dose/ Letters To The Editor Herald Sanford. Florida D ear Sir: I am glad m y daughter and I did not keep driving that warm Sept, afternoon, but heeded th* sign which read. “ Big Tree,” and detoured o f f the highway. After w e had driven about a half mile, w * parked th* car and started walking along th* winding, tree fringed pathway. We were Tfoklng at the many ferns which grow along the way when suddenly we wer# upon the "B ig Tree.” I shall never forget the feeling o f awe, and yea, it must hav* been a sort o f reverence at I gated, first at the massive base, and then up, up to the very top. Then we noticed that it bore nam e ..."T h e Senator," and that it is the largest and perhaps th* oldest know cyprtss in this eoun try. Years ago I had bern to Yosem ile, th* Sequoias and to the Santa Cruz Mountains for a visit to the nedwood trees, whieh ai you know, in all their majestic splendor have stood through the centuries. Rut this we* something different, this gleot tree, ail atone, amid the many smaller trees. It tqwer* over ail and seems to sty the longer ont looks at it, “ Yet, I am here, take e good look at me, fur I too, have withstood the centuries.” Thns* o f you who hav* never had this great thrill I would urge to get Into your cars and by all means, see "The Senator.” on# o f Florida’s most outstanding at­ tractions. Sincerely yours, Mr*. Katherine Wlnterberger Belle Glad* Ik tfn bcrtl Sm Niw Nstpolit Ki-Vi Portable TV! 7 Nov Hotpoiit NI-Y1 Portables te cheese froa {JONG,leanand packedwith punch kHer* is the longest, lowest, heaviest, biggest low-priced Ford "#wr. Here’s a car that’s built so nay M u You get even freawr getaway in the new Silver Anniversary V-4’»* or new Mileage Maker Silt Y o w l alto (Ind tear the Ford hr you among the Custom and C\ ions 300 modus, the Falrian* and fa iriiM 300 models, or ^the Sudan Wagea Scries. And all Fords ar* priced with the lowest! Cnme in today— met* tha car that makes luxury s low-priced word, i t r * H otpoln t HI-VI F orix h 'e weigh* only 24 lbs. Hat fc/% brig h ter p ictu re, A u tom atic F o c u s , Dynapowar S poaktr, S h a d e d G la s s. In Saaahell Pink and Sand W hitt or la g o o n Blue and Sand White, 1 G O R M L Y -HiNpoSMC 216 Palmetto Ave. U. S. Senate Resembles College !j-- ~ • - » J - N a I’ hon* 778 IN TWO NIW SUPIR SUES PIUS 5 NEW STATION WAGONS ICn»* Utsrn lt's fun to go first with ti n . 10N8 Ma ,,« 111' ovm irw<M« v i m on? n rr. > IONS Hi­ 1/auUat MS■•** Fold -Tm KmUm 312 « « . aj» . u m77. STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0N, Inc 308 E. lit. ST PHONE 200 — If Tag’r* Interested in }a A -l U*«d Car—Be Sure ta See Your Ford ‘Dealer— 'V f �4 r THE SA N FO RD H E R A LD Thor*-. Nor. 29, 1956. P«ge 5 S o c ia l fo e n ii Margaret Ellison Honored By 0 . E. S. A t Rainbow Meet Senior High G irls W ill Take Part In National T est Conning The News M iss Reveals Final Wedding Plans Girl* o f this city w ill Join 300,000 others throughout tho United By MARIAN R . JONES States In observing "H om em aker O V IE D O - Mias- Georgia DishThe N ovem ber luncheon o f the j Association, which m ade avery o f Tom orrow D ay" Tuesday, man. whose engagement w u a n ­ Women’s G o lf Association was one there very proud to be a Deo. 4. held Wednesday at the M ayfair m em ber. Simultaneously In m ore than nounced recently by her parents tiiw nation's >Mt>iEfti u high iif if to Kenneth L. Malcolm, ton o f After thankiog Mr. Mebane for 11.600 Country Club. Annually Frank oVE f tho im n A V I In the Scout Room at T p. m. the luncheon, Ruth called on schools, graduating girls will test! J,r- * ! , d Mrs. **■ Efalccrim, alao Mebane, m anager o f the MayThe W. M . 8 . o f the r i n t BapThe PhUathea C la n o f the Wo*• announcing the ftoa l fa ir Inn, gives this luncheon for Beryl Swlnson who wished to bid th eir home making knowledge and I ti»t Church w ill itudy the book men o f the Church will have a the ladies In appreciation fo r farew ell to her many friends at attitude In a 50-mlnute written plana for her approaching m a r "Japan A d v a n cia ", taught by covered dUh aopper at the home their work in the Mayfair Inn the M ayfair Country Club. Beryl examination. A total o f 1106,000 In riagt. , llrs. Chariot L. Am ok). A t noon o f Mrs. Victor M. Greene on CLAM CHOWDER, The svtddlng w ill be held at Open PGA tournament. B eautiful1 brought tears to the eyes o f icholarablpa ti offered In this a covered dish luncheon w ill b e! Jew ett's Land a t •:30 p.ra. Co­ r a n OVEN D BS 3 p. m. on Sunday, Dec. 16, at white eamelllaa from the chib many as sbe movingly eipresscd third annual search fo r the le nr H and a t 2 the itu dy w ill; Hostess** w ill be Mrs. R. F. Canned soups can add lota o f the Oviedo Baptist Church, the grounds, and magnolia leave* i what living la Sanford had meant Am erican Homemaker o f Tomor' ■ conclude. 1Moule and Mra. W. R. Jennings. variety to your mala (Babes. R tv. Louis L. Day officiating. w cre artfully arranged on the to her. At 4 p. m. the Sunbeams, G. lUkJjDAY This recipe depende e . a eaa i f 31 Its Dlshman will have as her Entertainment chairm an Louisa two large tables by Helen An­ Participating here w ill bo the A.’s, and R . A.*a o f the First The Gleanem C la n e( the clam chow der to expertly i---------drews. Arrangements o f autumn Parker, asked that the December sen ior girls o f Sem inole High only attendant a school rhate. Baptist Church will study booka r ir s t Baptist Church will hold the ftsh-riee casserole. Miss Peggy Flem ing, while Keith luncheon bo moved beck from leaves were placed throughout the S ch ool on Japan. M rs. W. D. Gardiner Ita regular meeting and Christ­ The fish Is first breaded I* ktalcolm will serve as best m an the 28th o f Dec. to tho 13th. This club house by Betty Guy and Approxim ately three quarters Mrs. T trrv Bird, and Mrs. H. H. mas party at tho church annex at dry bread crum bs, tbea baked a t Louise Parker. During the de­ luncheon waa full o f surprise* o f a million girls have been en­ for hie brother. Martin w ill b o tha teachers. Sup­ 6:45 p. m. There will be a cov ­ A reception w ill be held either 500 dagreea F. for 10 mhwtMi licious luncheon a business meet­ and the best was the surprise rolled In this national homemak­ per will b# served at 9 and tha ered dish supper and exchange In the church annex or in the What a deliciously b n w a e m t baby shower given fo r Gerry ing was held. President Ruth ing program since It w as launch­ children w ill be dismissed a t 7:13 o f gifts. Hoe teasel will be Mra. add such succulent. J o k y fts b l Herron called upon the various Carfagno by Asvoclatlon mem­ ed In 1233 to assist the schools In basement follow ing tha wedding. P. m. C. A. Anderson Jr., Mrs. W. P. But none o f th« juices fr o m the o ffle e n fo r their reports. Mem­ bers. Louise earned in a huge homamaklng education. There haa All friends o f the couple and The W. M. U. would appre- Breaks Jr. and Mrs. H. G. lia ity . fish are lost because underseath fam ilies are Invited, to both the pink and blue box overflowing bership chairm an, Shirley Per­ been a ateady Increase In parti­ , elate borrow ing any articles that The Daughters o f Wesley Sun­ all la flu ffy tender rice. wedding and reception. with gifts for Ihe new little pro, kins introduced a new m em ber, cipation from 117,000 girls In % you might have from Japan. day School claas will have a MENU Sallv Strauss, and Mrs. W. B, Mc­ who will appear before the May- 040 schools the first year and Please bring them to the church business session and Chirstmaa CLAM CHOWDERfair Open, w* hope. Gerry was Mullen who la planning to Join. 258,000 girls In 10,222 schools last early Thursday morning. party at 7:30 p. m. in McKinley FISH OVEN DISH Mrs. Dick Aiken and Mr*. John truly overwhelmed, and deeply year to tho present enrollment o f The R ev. D. S. Carnefix will H a ll An exchange o f gifts will Buttered P eas with M n i h f W conduct tho morning devotions take place. Mrs. Albert Hickson's King were introduced as guests. touched by the generosity o f her 300,000. Pear and Cottage Cheese Salad naw friends. I d o think it was over W TR R at 1:30 a. m . In this state, 6JS6 girls In 163 Fanrhon M cRobcris, who la agroup will be hoatesses. H ot BUcuite By MARIAN R. JONES Cub Scout Paek Ten will meet gain PGA tournament chairman, Mario’ s first realisation that the schools will take the written ex­ The WMU o f the First Bsptlet Chocolate Chiffon F ie O V IE D O Another large c e le ­ Is actually to become a father. H at the First Methodist Church at amination which consists o f mul­ announced the needs o f the As­ Church will observe the Week o f CLAM CHOWDER. . 7 30 p.m. sociation fo r help In tho tourna­ looked a little stunned by It all. tiple choice and objective ques- bration it being planned for F ri­ Prayer for Foreign Minions at FISH OVEN DISH day night by the members o f the FRIDAY riih ar• JorBit taodl taolnoln tlons testing the student*' attl ment. Thirty girls a day will bo 2 p. m. The topic "M ig 'd , Gsd. INGREDIENTS: The Rev. D . S. Carnefix will needed to man the two gates ^ 1 mart fbr faWiio tsdes 3rd know led-e !r. the major the Oviedo Methodist Church. 1 cup uncooked elilte r k e Everlasting Father” with Circle This will be in the form o f a A conduct tho morning devotions and the Information, ticket, and down on the list .of who waa areas o f homemaklng. 2 In charge. 1 teaspoon salt hcre. If a few w ere left out, w over WTRR at «:30 a. m. The girl with the highest test fatr'-y dinner night In which all 2 cup* w ater program booth at the elubhouse. The Brownie Scout* o f the friends of the Methodist Church The N orm an De Vere Howard lease forgive me, but I was to sror* In each school will be Also there la a need for lean age 1, 10'4 ox. can dam chowder Chapter, U. D. C., will m eet at 3 F irst Presbyterian Church will excited about winning my first nam ed Hom em aker o f Tomorrow are invited to participate. It Is girls to run errands. When l*tt 1/3 cup w ater m eet In the Youth Building at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Reuel F Robison, seen, Fanchon was busily signing golf ball, I wa* unstrung. At least fo r her eehool and w ill receive In honor o f the Rev. C. L. Spotta* About 2 tablespoon* milk 1407 E. 2nd St., with M rs. Claude pm . up all com ers, and I'm fnre her I do have most o f them, and here an award pin designed by Trtfarl wood, former pastor of the chnrch 1 lb. white fish fillets, freeb The Pioneer Fellowship and T. Herndon serving as co-hostess. list will bo complete ere long. they are. Harriet Williams, Joan o f New Y ork. Her test will be who Is now a missionary to the frozen (thaw ed) The Lam plighters Class o f the Recreation o f the First PrecbyCarty Rtribllng, Sally entered In corapetitllon for ft ,- Philippines. Frank Mebane Jr. gave an a- F lttoo, 1 cup d ry white bread c r v n b e The Rav. Spottawood, who Is an First Christian Church will meet terlan Church will meet In the Straus*. Mrs. Harry W oodruff, 500 and >300 scholarships which musing and Information speech, (do not us* crusts) at 8:30 p. m . at the church for youth Bldg, from 8 p. m. through be awarded each state furlough, will conduct a special U cup m elted butter or m argarfM a* he thanked the Association Lib Cleveland, Jo Symes, Ida Bea w ill 3!rs. Harold Kaslner, H om em aker o f Tom orrow and the program at • p. m. following the METHOD: Put the rice, salt ta d a potluck supper and the annual • p. m. member* fo r their work In last Wilson, The Men o f the First Presby­ George Dickson, Muriel r u n » e r-up election o f offfcera. respectively. The 6:30 p. m. dinner. year'* tournament, and pointed Mr*. water In e 2-quart saucepan. We plan to b e on hand, to pack Bring to a vigorous boll. Turn A Red Croix Campaign Fund terian Church w ill have a "Ladles out how important hospitality Is Scott, Beryl Rwlnson, Betty Guy, school o f each state winner win dinner meeting In the organisational meeting o f Sem i-! Night to pro golfers and Ihe spectators Louise Parker, Jane Miller, Do- receive a com plete set o f Ihe En­ your basket and help the 3!etho- the heat a t low as possible. D over dlata enjoy this visit from R ev. note County Board o f D irectors Fellowship Hall at 7 p.m. who com e to see them play. The die King, Mrs. Carmen Inch, De- cyclopaedia Rritannlca. with a lid and simmer ov er this We d n e s d a y will be held in the Commissioners The 49 state winners and the Spottawood. ladles have complete charge o f lores Russell, Jeanne Foulk, Mra. low heat fo r 14 minutes. A fter The First Baptist Church wilt Room. City Hall, at 3 p.m . admission and dally sales, added Augusta Russell, Shirley Perkins, representative from the District th* rice cooks, remov* the sauceThere w ill be a board meeting give a Holiday Appreciation Ban* to their duties o f dispensing Frenchle Ring, Ann Wltxel, Myr- o f Columbia will receive an ex-i D | n n c P n m n l p f p d pan from the heat but leave the o f the W om an’* Club at 9:45 a .iq u e t for the Sunday Senool tench V a U m p ic lc U courtesy an information. Mr. 3fe- tie Adams, Maryed Meek*, Ruth pense-pald educational lour t o ! * lid oo 10 minute*. A fter tb s ride m. In the board room o f Ihe era and office r* at 6:30 p. m. bane also mentioned (hat the Herron, Fanchon 3leRoberte„ Ann Washington, D. C., colonial WIIcooks, spread It over a well-grot** Prayer S e n l c . will follow at 7-301 J ^ e m ’ B i l ^ D U 1 / J * ? pro* no longer played In Miami Marsh, Gerry Carfagno, Keen litn u b u rg, Va., and Naw York, clubhouse. cd baking dish about 7 " x IF* s p. m. Plans are now being completed 2 ". Spoon the elam ehoder, o v «r SATURDAY CM wford, 3lr*. where on May t at a WaldorfAlbert and Judy Anne, o f 3liam l. because o f lack o f Interest and Iv., y \ The Girl Scouts o f Ihe First The R. A .'a o f the First Bap­ were here to spend last weekend hospitality on the part o f the Charles Bloom, Blanche Nicely, Astoria hotel banquet one o f for the Fashion Show to be held th* rice. P ou r on the water. Cut Friday, the fish tist Church will meet at 9 a. m. Presbyterian Church will meet at with her parents, Mr, and 3tra. local m em bers, and that while Mrs. W. B. McMullen, Mrs. Frank them will be announced as the at the C.P.O. Club on fillets Into aervinc 3:10 p.m. at the Church. SUNDAY many pro* com e to Sanford ex- Mebane Jr., Ann Aiken, Judy 1957 All-American Homemaker o f Dec. 14 at 6 p.m. The ladles o f piece*. D ip In milk. Coat well with TheP "senior*" High"* "fcllow sh Ip Alberl Hardeaty. The Junior Choir o f Ihe First peeling a little country town, they Heard, Cell Heard, Tom orrow. Her scholarship will the CPO Wives Club will prepare th* bread crumbs. Arrange over Mr. and Mra. George Elliott leave having played In their own Baptist Church will rehearse at Recreation o f the First PreshyC *m w ay and sevsral be Increased to >5,000. This vear trays of hor* d'oeuvret and the the rice-soup mixture. Pour the w ill sponsor "H appy melted bu tter or margarine ever 3:30. ,1terlan Church will meet at the have returned from Casey, 111., words "o n e o f the best golf 0 ,,f r * } " now' fo r the first time girls who rank chiefs where they visited their new courses In Florida", and amazed Training Union, will be held at Church at 7 p. m. I’ve been so busy today that ! second, third and fourth In the Hour’ the breaded fish. Place uncoverGowns for the show will be ed In a pre heated 500 degree F. 6:15 and the Evening Worship at The Mid-Week Bible Hour w ill granddaughter, Paula Ruth Elliott. and pleased by the friendliness haven’ t had any time to get m y national finals will receive >4,furnished by an out o f town 7:30. Mias Bonnie Jean Ray. r e - !* * conducted by Rev. A. G. Me- There were five generations pre­ and warmth to be found here. Navy news, but do hope that many 000, >3.000 and >2,000 scholarships oven fo r 10 minutes o r untR tho department store. tlred m issionary to China will be Innls. Pastor o f the First Prea- sent at this get-together------ Mra. This year an even bigger crowd o f you will be Interested In the respectively. fish flakes easily and the crum bs byterian Church at 7:30 p.m Elliott, her grandmother, her moth­ The lest, prepared and Judged are brow ned. the speaker. Is expected, exceeding the three klayfalr Open, as it la something The Chancel Choir will re- er, ber daughter and her grand­ MONDAY This recipe makes 8 servings. and four thousand that cam e on you should not mlas, and we are b y Science Research Associates eluded. The Catholic W om en's Club h ear.* at First Presbyterian daughter. Paula Ruth's father, Saturday and Each girl w ho takes the teat Sunday of last so fortunate to be able to enjoy o f Chicago and administered by Paul 3f. Elliott, is a form er res­ If you make fruit cake well awill hold Its regular meeting at Church at 7:30 p. m year. Also the ticket price Is one watching thesa pros play, to say the schools, will be basis for a - will receive a new aid to self Circle No. 9 o f the Women o f ident o f Sanford, where he was analysis called "Rctty Crocker's head o f tho holidays, be aura that nothing o f our own year round ward* until the national selections ■ p. m. a t the Elks Club annex. Baptist of the best to be found anywhere. pleasure In the magnificent g o l f . when personal observation and Homemaker Profiler and Guide you w rap It tightly and rtoro tt The short business meeting will the First Presbyterian Church organist for the First It will tv five dollars for the In a cool place. personal interviews will be in -lo Homamaklng." be follow ed by the annual Christ­ w ill meet at the home o f Mr*. Church. He is now stationed in entire tournament. The tourna­ course. Rudy Sloan, 2001 Magnolia Av#., P**rl Harbor. mas party. ment starts the eleventh o f Dec The WMU of Ihe First Baptist . *t 10 a.m. Mr*. Joe Baker Is ember with rgtstrstlon o f pro*. Church w ill observe Ihe Week o f. Chairman. iJ C O n S . G i n a h a i T K Wednesday there will b« a golf Prayer fo r Foreign 3li*slons at! There will be a luncheon m eet/ *» l clinic clinic ami and exhlOltton exhibition t>v by these these 2 p tn The topic will be "W on- In* o f Ihc W om an^ CTub a ^ i r M C o S t U R i e o f E v e n i n g fam ou. g o lfe r , which Is eagerly derful Counselor*. U r c le l m P- "> • * ith a|>rogram '® fnl2 r b t: A . C p. S I anticipated. Mr. Mebane added eh« r« « I m" mu’ ‘ c *“ A t that th ere « m . 1,0 be * .tight The Boy Scouts o f the F irst, .novaer for tho Children a Home ~ C alen d ar Miss M argaret Ellison, Grand Nature o f the State o f Florida, was honored b y the Seminole Chapter No. 2; O.E.S., at the reg­ ular meeting o f the Sanford As­ sem bly No. 29 o f the Rainbow Glrta Monday night. Mrs. Elolse P frifa u f, accom pan­ ied by her mother Mrs. Bertha Snyder, sang “ Over The Rainbow ", after which M rs. Mary Alice Wyatt, Worthy Matron, presented Miss EUlaon with a piece o f sil­ ver In her pattern choice. She a lio read a lovely poem and made a short speech. Others participating in tho courteay were Phil Wyatt, Mr*. Marjorie Shep*rd, 3tr*. Virginia Anderson and Mrs. Lennle Moye. Special guest* o f the evening were Mr*. Doris Yarem a, mother advisor o f Orlando Aisem bly No. 3, Mr. HUton, a mem ber o f the advisory board fo r the Orlando assembly, and 12 girls from the tssem bly. Mrs. Yarem a extended an Invitation to the Sanford Assem­ bly to attend a banquet and iniation In Orlando on Dee. 6. A report waa heard from the committee elected to choose a Christmas project, and the girli voted to adopt two families. Miss Kay Ivey and Miss Nellie Pickens were appointed wvs-halrmen for the project. Mre. Kathleen Reynolds, Mother Advisor, announced that Mrs. Michael Delts a mem ber of the O.E.S., would make a donation toward the Grand Amenably trip, the amount to be based on ihe attendance o f the officers o f the assembly. After the meeting, the members o f the O.E.S. served re. freshmenta from a U rge table, containing a beautiful centerpiece o f fall flowers, attrartlvcly ar­ ranged In a basket. This was la­ ter presented to Miss Ellison. BT VIRGINIA CONN Try This O ne a Oviedo Methodists Plan Fa m ily Dinner J r (pB A & JD W llA For Fashion Show dm Square Dance Mra. J. N. Gillon, Mrs. George d*nt® t * 1" * aponsored Saturday there could not be a tournament without the help o f Ihe Women’* Quinn. Mr*, b m wade. atr*. ,h« p in « r * » t p -t a . George Stine, Mra. C. L. Redding, The fun will begin at i o"iclock, Mr»- w - R- Jennings and Mr*. with Ihe navy square dance band O. P. Herndon. The Civic Depart- a-d s r<->t good caller, in the ment will be In charge of decora school cafeteria which will be tlons; Am erican Home Depart­ transformed Into an old barn fo r The Thanksgiving meeting o f ment, tree; Fine Art* Depart­ the occasion. Ihe Sanford Story League waa ment, Musle; and Social Depart­ During the evening refresh held M onday at the Episcopal ment. hostesses. For reservations ments o f pie and cake, co ffe e , By MARIAN R. JONES Parish House. The meeting was call Mrs. Theo Pate, 4(3, by Tu es­ tea, and soft drinks, will be avail OVIEDO— Members and guests opened with a prayer, after day noon. able to hoedowners. Costume f o r 't h e Am erican Hibiscus Society which the minutes w ere read and Ihe evening will be blue Jeans and 1o f Ihe Central Florida Chapter of approved. A letter waa read from gingham* and an informal air met at the home o f Mrs. Joe the T am pa Story League asking will prevail. Battle on Sunday aflenoon. that a m em ber from the Sanford Teacher* at th e Plnccrest The spacious lawn o f the love­ group com e to tho Festival o f School have the advance tickets ly Battle home was a scene o f Siorv-telllng which will ba held for sale also various membe* o f beauty in a setting o f hibiscus in Tam pa in January, to act as Ihe P-TA. Call 2944 fo r reserva­ arranged In planter's hoses sur­ one o f the Judge*. Mrs. E. C. tions now o r buy your tickets at rounding the home. Lovely floral Williams very graciously accept­ the door Saturday night. decorations centered the Individ­ NAHA, Okinawa un — An ed this responsibility. ual tabtes placed around th* child her* Is highly It w as decided not to hold the American grounds. annual Christmas party for child dissatisfied with her fair tresses Stephen Johiulon gave a very ren, but to hold a festival of j and white skin, entertaining and Intereetlng talk slnrytelling during the Easier "W hy do I have to have blonde on the rare and p r o p o rtio n o f Season. Members felt that at hair?” asks curly-haired Penny th* hibiscus, displeying three d if­ that tim e o f the year, a beautiful Lynn Prosser, "Why can 't I ferent bloom s on one aeedpod. and w orshipful program could be have black h a ir?” The state -president, Bruce presented. ! Her father la Robert Prosser of Parnell, anl Mra. Billie Calls* Resolution* o f love and « y m - ' (he Okinawa Star, English Ianwere honor guest* for this oepathy w ere extended to the fam i- guage newspaper. He wrote o f cation. ly o f a beloved m em ber, Mrs. Penny'* complaints in an r d i-1 A Hibiscus plant, Hartie Bell Elvira Garner, who passed away torial. Ilyler, contributed by Lynn Dew­ Oct. 30. In the passing o f Mrs. | To Penny, anyone whose hair Is ey, o f Merritt Island, was won Garner, children and adults alike |not straight and black is doomed b Mrs. Dorothy Brcckman. will feel Ihe loss o f one who 't o a life o f the most abject h u -1 Mrs. Brrckman. also chairman Mrs. Ray Herron wrote such thrilling and true miliation. o f Ihe serving rommlttee. served W. S. Rrumley gr. stories based on her own exper"And why n o t? " Prosser said coffee and cookie* to fifty-five Wayne Hardin lenees o f childhood days. {"B o rn in Japan, raised in Tokyoi members and guests present. Sandra Kader The evening's program of r n - ; and Okinawa, sbe claims as her, . , . . _ , Varied Proaram Is . ** t . Enioved A t Sanford 1 ; Story League Meet Hibiscus Society Meets In Oviedo . Sunday Afternoon American Child Is Dissatisfied With Fair Locks Cbirwuminif The Gala Opening 1956-57 Season of the New York Giants W jo u yfrw c 9w l Sanford, Florida Happy Birthday lertainm ent wa* opened by Mrs. j closest friends the little Okinawan r.-u w . . \ . \ Elolse P feifa u f who aang "H ym n girl around tha corner, tho Eura’ * of T h an k s", accompanied by j slan girl do-vn Ihe block and a >-!*i Mrs. Clarence Snyder. An original well mannered but uniformly bru- .». • % poem, written by Mrs. Gretchen nette assortm ent o f Japanese and' j , •nakg your holiday iatt with ft Crowell, was read, a fter w h ich . Okinawan Nisei children, plus a Y J a round robin o f storytelling fun-1 smattering o f Filipino kids." lime w a* given by 3fias Nancy Penny complained she was the -{^ Robb, Mrs. C. L. Keyes, Mr*, lone blond* on her eehool bus and v'surine, and Mrs. Ruth M eltz-jw a* equally outnumbered a t' y ler. ' school. Highlight o f tha program was "Why do I have to have such , Mr*. C. C. Welsh's telling o f the a light ik in ? " she tearfully a s k -1 -1story "T h e P erfect Tribute” , ed her puxitod parent*. "B lue which portrayed Lincoln's feel-1 Jeans look good on gtrle with mgs a* he wrote his Gettysburg brown shin. I just hate white tddress, and the lav* and admlra- skin.” ! *!-• Kcaturinu the New BOUFFANTASIE CON4 :lon o f a Southern arm y officer Prosser wrote he had no an sw er; ..j* VERTIBLE fashion cut. . expressed to Lincoln as he lay for Penny. He counseled she was J, Introduced on the |t>4,000 question. lying. | stuck with her light skin and 0 Easily modified for every shap« face ard Th* program was closed with blonde hair, just as people with >7 every type hair he singing o f the song "T h an ks" brown skins and dark hair are -S ly Mr*. P feifauf. stuck with theirs. jL Thanks to Mra. E. C. Williams,; But he ventured she had cast J :hi* w as an evening o f fun and a " a new light on the whole quet- if bought provoking time. tion o f w hat’s the popular shade During the social period Mrs o f sldn tn w ear thia season.” -!i delcn Stevenson. Mr* R. A. Cobb,! Penny baa two grandmothers in ,<!. fc rod Mra. C. C. Howard served the states, 3fr*. Ima Webb Wright y 108 W . 2 n d . St P h on e 563 Russian tea, hom m em ade cake, o f Auatin. Tex., and Mr*. W. B. • Prosier, of Omaha, Neb. • mats and salted nuts. 9 December 8th, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Six Cocktails at 7:00 Dinner at 8:00 Dancing at 9:30 $5.15 Per Person Dress Optional For Reservations Call 1001 EVA-BESS BEA U TY SHOP .VT t f �« - -------- r o i v n • — - THE SANFORD HERALD Tickets Go On Sale For PGA T o u r n e Sanfohd <HsUitdd Frank 3tebane Jr., executive m anager o f the M ayfair Ion, annonneed yesterday afternoon that ■pee ta tar tickets are on salt fo r M i T ji i B i i r « R i ;« r L t f UM Second Annual Mayfair Inn r i M T RACK—4/1 4 Rite SIR Old Cabin rillII «.44 1 «• I II I 1-2 Open M5.M0 P. C. A. G olf Tour­ r ir n t IH IN I 1-n * Blaco Anal* &«• S 1-1 nament, Clinic and Exhibition. Quintal* (1-1) <13 00 Tho local Women's GolfAssocU* •w o r n R*CK—S/IS llaf many Ilka* 7.44 £.44 1.44 I 1-1* tlon will handle ticket tales prior lla s s l* (TUrlfO 31.li S 3« « 1-t/Z ilM«nianil 7 14 4 1-1/3 tn the tournament and also dur­ Quintal.* ((•!> I l l 10 ing the toornamcnL U*ll>- daubl* ( t - l ) f l l . l t SPORTS T H IR D Seminoles' Chances Beat Lakeview Friday Nite Mounting Crooms Closes Season In Orlando Tonight Ths Crooosu Academy Panthout tbsir highly successi tonight when they tra­ vel to Orlando. The game with Orlando will mark the la it time Iks Panthen will lace a Big 0 Conference tiara with the Panthan sa probation. N a t year the Pantheri will be • regular member o f the Big 9 North Conference. Under head mentor Joo Fair Pm Panthers havt compiled a M U M record o f 3-3-3 against some Of the moat powerful color•4 Ugh ichoot football ttam s In Fltrida. Thla la Fair** third year s i head mentor o f the Panthera sad the aecond and final aoanon Of probation Is the Big 9 ConferThs Panther* havo won over Melbourne, Euatli, and DeLand. They tied Ocala, Miami, and Hungarford of Winter Park. And th< y lest to Jacksonville, Palatka, and Daytona. •*We were worrleil at the begin­ ning o f the season when tom e o f our key playcri failed to matertalUe," Fair laid, "bu t the team at a whole cam e through for ua and w* are very proud of ths boyi. They have done a won­ derful job for the icaion , and no matter how the gam* lurni out tonight, they hav* done themaeivei proud for the season." Stetson 11 To Use Spread Formation In Friday's Game DELAND i8i—The Slctson foot­ ball team will depend on a spread formation as Its offensive threat •gainst the University of Havana Friday night in Ihe Conch Howl at Key West, Coach Herb Mc­ Quillan said today. "W e will have cpiartcrliark Dick Saltrlek throwing long p.is*cs to end 31el Christmas and halfbacks Jim Hawkins and F.d Tlnnermon,** he said. "Knd Keith Sham­ rock will be available for the short pass when the downficld men arc covered.” The Hatters worked on their kirking game Tuesday and be­ gan ta taper o ff yesterday. Pre-game Sales For Homecoming Expected T o Soar With Warner weather predicted fo r Homecoming Friday night, pre-gaipa tale* on Ucketf arc ex­ pected to aoar. I f a turnout auch a i the ono fo r the *i«aion opener repeats Itself, Sanford will he able to pride il i c l f as being one o f the better fan supported team i in the area. Adult tickets nrc now on sale i t B. L. Perklm and Touehtons In downtown Sanford and fans •re urged to purchase tickets early. 'The M ilw iu kco Brave* drew 1,2 45,248 fan* on the road in 1036. A total o f 252,713 fan* taw them in 10 playing dates against the Dodgers in Ebbcta Fitlfl. The Sanford Seralaoiea hopes n* w^rtne an apart over fourth place Lakeview o f Winter Garden began atcamroUing yesterday as hope mounted that the warriors would go into the homecoming tilt st near full power. Brantley Sehirard, All EFC cen­ ter last y sar and outstanding per­ form er on the offenaive line, o f­ fensive backfield and all aronnd defensive star, was reported In excellent shape and had com putely recovered from hi* concussion. Sehirard incurred a head Injury cuing practice four week* ago and baa M in limited action since then. His return to availability for the backfield thla week sparks the Seminole hopes of winning th« final game of tho season. Speedster Jim Warner returned to pads to giv* tho club an addi­ tional twister. Warner has been troubled with a bad knee fo r t* o weeka, and continued beat treat­ ment response waa gradual. Warner reinjured his leg In the Dad’s Night tilt with DeLand, forcing the Seminole* to go Into an Ineffective passing gams. Jack Stotsky, injured center for tho Seminoles who has been ham pered with a bad leg since raidseason, returns to full power to­ day to top o ff the returnees. The Chicago Black Hawk* have Hill Fleming, head mentor for the heaviest train in the National the Seminoles, said that the boyi Hockey League, averaging 183 attitude had picked up and "They pounds. really enjoyed themselves In Tuesday's scrim m age''. The Lakeview Devil* will throw their 2-3 OBC record on the line against the Seminoles* 0-5 confer­ ence record, but there Is little chance that Ihe results o f th« game will alter either o f the teams standings. The Seminoles 1-7-1 record for the overall season Is not Indica­ tive o f their potential, and the Seminoles apparently are out to prove it. If the Seminoles should upset the Ds'vils it would take them out o f the weak sister classifiration and put them in the category of a good team hamper­ ed with injuries and bad breaks. With the display o f power and team unity that made a thrilling 18-15 game with Leesburg, the Seminoles could well close out their season in a blase* o f glory. R A C K —S / I S R N * S IR U* lla 31a l .l t 3 (0 j ot I 1-lt U u l» TUh (.00 1(4 1 1-1 Mr Hmnk* T n l ( a ( 1-] O iln l.l. (|.|» I1J «a k ill RTII RACK—« / » * Mila SIR Ulrh. AnMiunr 110 1*4 l i t I l-S In* Dlnnt* l l » 4.0* 1 l-S T»a l u u a *.00 ( l-T Qiifnt.l* (}-•> f t «l rttrrm r a c k — s / i « r r « s& i Sahaul T*a. 11M 13.40 (A t 1 1-1/1 Dio* Kdar 19.10 4 40 T 1-1 Cryital Harden ( 4 * l 1-1/1 Qulnl.l* 11-1) 143.00 SIXTH RICK—n /IS Wfla SIR T.nrkr RtnarS I K 1 : « I 10 7 1-1 H*l-Mar L N 141 t l-S 1/1 Ibx* VI.w 194 4 1-1 Qulnl.l* (t-T) fll.M •KVMATH RICK—S /IS Rll* XX* Leak Arr* 7.44 414 114 1 Orarloo* Mat S.eo 4 44 4 1-1 1/1 Track Ins *44 1 S-l 1/1 UalfiDU (J-tt 111.14 KlOHTft RACK—» //* e Rti* tt.a •<I«T rhesiMV I SO T*4 1 44 1 1-14 Dark Grata (.44 7.40 7 1-1/1 H ier. ».t::r f } ! . 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Tickets this year are at the unbelievably low price o f IS. and w ill entitle purchasers to attend the qualifying round on D ecem ­ ber 11, the Open Tournament Dee. U l t , and this year the Clinic and Exhibition on Dec. 12. The Cliale and Exhibition will b e particularly Interesting fa r spectators. It will be sponsored by the P . G. A ., and will feature many o f the greats in the pro golfing world. Conducted by Sanford's own traveling pro, Jay Hebert, the event is scheduled to get under­ way around noon. A host o f great prne, beginning with Bgt "P ork y ” Oliver, winter pen for Ike \l*yfair Inn Seminole Country Club, will explain and demonstrate their variooa forte shots and form a. The Clinic and Exhibition, with top name* on display will last fo r several hours ami will feature such celebrities a t George Bayer. Baysr hit* the longest bail in the world. Tho six foot-flvo Inch 240 pounder b ea u up four ball* on a round, and in Las Vegas he actually drove a ball over 420 yards, la a recorded driving con­ test Bayer powered a ball over a green YD yards distance from the tee. Watching such grea u as Bayer display their talents In the "S port o f the Fairways’ * will be one o f the highlights for losrl golfing fane. Glen Soomor, formerly o f tho Clsveland Hsrons In the American Hockey League, la chief instruc­ tor tor the Tee Wee and Junior Hockey Leagues In Cleveland. GETS BIG CHANCE • • • By Alan Mav«r fL O Y P PATTERSON, AEAVYtVErSMT HOPEPUL f-OH MARC/AHO* VACA r e P HEAV/Ve/SAT T / rc e y.V CA/CAGO OA ACVPMBb R 30. f* r r t* * o A AAP CO. HAVE BEES QUOTEP A t *A //A3 7A EV 'C O .W P E P E P BCIRRlCAAE JA C K E o M A MORE DifFtCULT PROBLEM TEAM ARCH IE* A t C l/ P PUHCA PROM TAE AAC/EHT IVARRIOR. ' COC LP MAKE THAT THE M.GGU0TA7JCA O f THE HEAR. , SHS B asketb all G ets Underway Monday The waning o f football herald* o f Seminole potential. 1958 - 57 Seminole Basketball In the cage season, and the San­ ford Seminoles already have 19 Schedule games on the schedulclO on the Dec. home court and 9 on foreign 6 Florida Slilitary Academ y H A courts. 7 Boone A It New Smyrna Beach Football aeason winds up Fri­ A 14 DeLand day night, and basketball get* un­ A 18 Winter Park derway th# following Monday. Jan. Tti'd T.uvrr. Seminole cave roach, A 4 Leesburg said that his team woufd pet o ft Pierson H to a slow start due to 'he length A 11 Apopka o f football se*von. Whll- other H 15 .Melbourne team* are btit1«*ln*» itsndouts. 11 18 Lakeview T.aver Isn’t sure lust what poten­ A 22 Cocoa tial he will have vet. H 20 Winter Tark But Layer Is the type that will H 29 Leesburg overcome that tyre shortcoming Feb. In a hurrv. Tie’ s Jovial yet stem, II 1 DeLand commanding, and with an #ve to it 5 Apopka corrective measures; h e '* a 8 Melbourne A stickler for t^at all-lmnortant 12 Lakeview A consistency. With the aid o f Dick 15 TOURNAMENT 19 New Smyrna Beaeh Silvers, the coaches combin* into II 22 Cocoa a duo that should make the best II Chiefs Club To See FSU Furman Game Af Tonight's Meet Th* Seminole Chiefs Club meetIng tonight »t Seminole ITigh School will feature movies o f the FSU-Furman game, John Schl. rard Jr., president o f the organi. xatlon announced today. The movies o f the gam e a t r lv cl on a rushonler Just in time tn be shown at the meeting. Bill Fleming, head football coach fo r the Sanford Seminoles, will report on the gridiron season • to date, and is expected to analyie his charges for the group. He will also discuss the Seminoles chances against Lakeview o f Win­ ter Garden tomorrow night In the Seminole homecoming tilt. Bud Layer, Seminole basketball roach will also he on hand to tell (be group about the com ing cage season, an analyst* o f hit charges' potential, and discussion o f Semi- p nnt# rv »# competition. W. W. Tyre will report on thn <••• foothill game, the project, *nd the progress made toward the fund raising drivea for payment o f the uniforms. AI«o to be discussed will be the sending o f the football squad to Gainesville Saturday. Tho Chief* Club will make the gridiron team guests for the Miami-Florid* as game. The team will travel to w Gainesville In a school bus furn­ ished by the eSminole County Board of Education with all ex­ penses paid by the Chiefs Club. The University o f North C »m . lina basketball team began the 1956-57 campaign with 56 victor­ ies as against 36 losses sines Frank 31cGulrn becam e head eoach in 1953. ^ Syracuse and Colgate have played 57 football game*. Colgato leads 31-21 there w ere five ties, that with a heavy hitting team The American Bowling Congress cessed 269,649 teams through Oct. 31. The figure r-presente a gain o f alm ost 48,ooo teams over the same date in 1955 Tho longest winning streak hi the National Hockey Lenguo la 14 gamns. It w as spt by the Bo* ton Bruins during the 1929 30 sea­ son. draw n more than a million fane on tho road every year since 19Ht. During that time they havo drawn 17,892.221 while visiting oth er National League teams. Dartmouth varsity ski coach W alter Prager w as cocoa ch o f the 1948 United States Olympic ski team. ANNI-KATRIN IA7IINZ (right) sob* agaiiut tho shoulder of her Longest Notre D.?mo run sin c o 1 teammate, Marianne Werner, Johnny Lattner r a m i 92 yards before the packed stand* of against Penn in LFC) was turned Olympic Stadium, Melbourne. In by Bobby Ward during 1950. j The German woman athlete had He returned a Pitt kickoff 81 failed to qualify in the discus finals. ('fniermiliunulj yards for a touchdown. GETTING BETTER • • • • By Alan Mover BLROV " CR A2V C E G S J H/RSCH, RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957, O P TAE t o * A N G E LE S R A M S , AT 3 3 I* /V A lt U rn PRO EEASoJ, A M P/* 5 T /L L on e nightly ss \ '• . P O S T - T IM E 8:10 P. M. OP TAB LEASUES \ B ezr \ f e c e /ver * - _ S* AAVJAG r • M A T IN E E S E V E R Y W ED N ESD A Y b S A T U R D A Y A T 2 P. M. H>* b e st 7tXJCAPCWM\ /B A B G/ACE / 9'?/. • N E W CLUB HOUSE • Glnss-encloscd. air conditioned and heated. Admission $1 Plus General Admission o f 50c Jerry Collins, Track Operator Sorry, No Minora Surpasses its O w n G reat R eputation I You’re looking at a mighty surprised man. Almost all o f his adult life he has owned and driven Cadillac cars. And so, when he decided to take an hour out from his busy schedule to see and drive the new 1957 Cadillac, Ite thought lie knew about what to expect. Well, here he is—l>arc|y under way in the city —and already he is learning the startling truth. He Is learning that nothing could adequately prepare a man for the new "car of cars” —not even Cadillac ownership itselfl He suspected it, in fact, the instant he etepped into the showroom anil caught his first glimpse of this newest Cadillac creation. This was an entirely new kind of Cadillac beauty—brilliantly fresh in line and in contour. And then he opened the door anJ swung into the driver’s seat-and found added evidence all around him. On every side were new miracle* of interior licauty and comfort anil convenience. And when ho turned the key and pul his foot on the accelerator, his sentiment grew to convic# tion. Tho car was incredibly nimble and quiet and smooth o f ride. Surprised, did we say? Just wait until he hits tlie open highway and receives the final verdict. No question about it-M /r it Ih* Cadillac thal literally turpauu iU own great reputation! c suggest that you come in soon (o see and ilrivc this most surprising new Cadillac in fifty, four year*. It’* an experience you shouldn't postpone—and one you'll not soon forget. JT EL (to y T l l P ^ J w e i i-f} r u e <3R E A T POM AUT* OH * PRO PECOBP 0 / CATCA IA S 17 * c o M S P A U S E . AMP tE T A a p a o .s e ! ey ga /a /a g Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow HOLLER MOTOR SALES COR. 2nd & PALMETTO AYE. 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Pajrs 7 An tha W orld Turn* rtttr Mli* Hrookn Art LlnkUttrr'a Houiaparty fla rry Moore Show HI* Layoff r’ hannnl f it rrom read* Hob fr o ib y Show (IN COLORl w w h h - t v J A rK S O N V IttN The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log 4:1* 4:11 1:09 S I ') « :0 » (:IS *:10 * 41 7:09 7 :t l 7:19 *:00 *19 •M i 10:09 10 J0 ITOSO CHANNEL s 11:11 onLAN D O 11:11 T llim iD U KVKNI.NU 1:10 S .r r .t Storm < SI K<4*» o f Nleht A dvtn tu r, with t'ael# W alt 7:*» 1:10 FoMl.r* o f Eortun. *:»0 * V «.th ,r-N ,w ,-S p o rt, 19:10 tla.rt.ivoi:* llu n tln r A P lih la r with Port 10 J» 11:o» S u n ,, o f T .a t.rd a r 11:11 Knrhant.tl Mirror 11:10 John t i.ly and tho N .w . Hob C u m m l.g , Show 11:90 Grnurho JJara IM 1 Climax 17.3(9 Our Lombardo Shew 11:41 lllghwar Patrol 1.09 Tha V I,o 11:00 Xlfht N.wa n.parrt A 1:10 «:00 Stan On 0:01 Pawn ttr n ik ir i •itO N*w. 1:11 W .it tr n Jam bor.a 0:11 Sewn 7:00 S .v .n O 'clock Club 7:11 N .w .-E torld a 7il0 1 't w i - W orld 7:11 Sport. At a 01«nca 0:0-1 Jockey'* Choice 1 10 Morning n .r o t lo a , 9:41 Harmony Tima 1-.U0 World At Nino 1:11 .Morning Melodic* ■) 19 H er, nnd T h a r. 10:09 1490 Club 10:11 New, 11:41 1499 Club ItlOO U.m * o f Melody AFTKIINIION 17:90 W orld At Noon 1211 Radio Varm P lgoit 1110 liar Nona llanrh 1:10 New* 1:11 Itar Non* Ranch 1 :0 0 Friday Matlneo 1:00 World nt T h r.a 3 n Public Srr. F'.ature 1.10 Record preview 4i«9 Te*n T im . 4:19 N ew , 411 Tten Tima 1:10 1:*0 1:10 1:41 !:«• 1 10 1:41 n I F 'I Smohcy Sayst ; ..J y C f . f Flrcbtij. are strictly (or Uui binlst ACTUAL FLOOD at T a b s City, Calif.. k r*t| M that* 1 J M p l h » ■ n - a M a pam p* a it o f the Federal CIt II D afreae A im tnietraM ’ a atoekplte at la a ta R oes, Calif., to p om p r a t t o n e eecttaae a< ik e cM r w hich w ere taandatad when the Bhaochal Bead le re e af •ha Feather Bhrer brake andar haarr pran Jto*. The eartoeerteff rtirkttlT at Baato B eta to one e l M acreea the aattoa ce& U totof ra a lpm rot valuable to e a r em ergency. (TCDA raotoi S a tfin tjs — S A F E T Y As little as 1.00 down holds most items in this ad for Christmas giving G ifts r for the little ..4 $ T o ts! TTT7T.V T| ph L : - ;-7 □|L With A nmmJ tfg t e W 4 tCtrft $2-98 $1195 T i l t ctm plit* u t < i * b sca m ritt Fully-jointed molded doll criei, blow* bubblet, and Height: I I tlaept. " M P»- n « 'G n f 13K". '- » « • Standing metal hen d rop * egg* Into b a ik e t when ta rg et It hit. S afety-tipped dart*. WAIKIE TALKIE PLAY STROLLER g"TINY TEARS" DOLL HEN TARGET GAME $ 8 -9 5 ! Qq C ollap tible fram e with co l­ orful plaid b o d y . Handle height: r7 V neignti r '.. 14" VINYL DOLL fr MAJOR TINKERT0Y $2 .00! r y m (>« 4 / Itil h w p r ic i D n ig n tJ fa r 9 la 12-yrjr aUt Two-way len d in g a n d re­ ceiving M l, o p e ra te d b y electro-m — ' . ' “ ■'"“agnet. W "... C om plete. Com plete with w lndlatt drive and im tructioni for many ituntt, garnet, tricks. — ......... ...................... - ^ $9-98 I Z’ ilt U fftU Jr to . Mulcting utctuoritl ■ ’ " Lw R o o te d p o o d le h a ir -d o top ped with a perky b ow . C o o voice. G o o to ile e p . — ------------------ ------------• ' ^ tm * P ,U I * T llti ClHCL IT c o l II t'. M .V m JUDICIAL OlltCI IT l\ AM I Kill! BKMINOI.K, CIILVI V. K l.U lllltl. l.N CUANCKItV M l. MS.V •NUTICK OK at IT HELEN E. COLE, form erly HELEN B. CUHLKTT a free dealer. ru in tirr. D AVID W . ADAMS, el al. Dlfemliint State o f Florida T o: DAVID W. AD A M S. If alive. hi# unknown "tiy iito if married, atul If dead, tho unknown heirf. devlaeei l • and grantee* o f the ».»ld DAVID W . ADAMS IS A IIKI.I. I IIAllT. aim known u* IrtAHKLleA I. IIAKT, If a 11v a. her unknown ipouie If mar­ ried. and If dead, the unknown hair*. devlfleaa, l«|(atee« and grant• a o f the aald ISAUKLLA IIAllT; a lto known at IH .tllK LLt I. IIAllT.; and any and all p**r*on« claim ing any right title or interest In and to the follow ing d»*»< rllo d land located In Sem inole County, F lor­ ida. to-w lf: Tit ACT It lo g in n in g 511.74 feet Went o f the hU co r­ ner o f tho N W 'l of the H W 4 o f tie. tl«n 29. Towuatilp i 0 South. Hang** 32 Kail, run W n l aSo feet. North 7*JJ fret. H ut f»\n fee! South 7'J2 feet to point o f be­ gin nlng. r TRACT 3: llegltm lng af a pout 3.m feet West o f the NK corner o f the NU 'i o f Section Townehlp 2'» South, Range 73 K .of, run thenro W rit <00 fe**t, A thence South JUJ ^ fef. thence South <00 fr«-t. thmee V offh K 1 feet to point of lirglnnln-' Tou. and tach o f you ar * hereby required to appear and file. per. •nnallr nr by vour attorney, with the Clerk o f the a b o v e -*'>I-1 €?otirt. your written defenaea. If any. to the Itlll To Quiet Title filed herein against you In thla ra ise • NOMA LITE SERIES la Ike I oa rf „ f the In u a ty Judge, irm lu o le t ou aly, Florida, la I'ru M ls, III ret llslule o f U I.I.li; HHNDKUSOX UOUI.NSON. a l". known *s M l.U K IIKNDKItSON AUIKIIT Deceased. T*s All Credllore end P s n o s s llev Ing t Inline or Demands Against .veld Kslalai You and i i i li of you are hereby notified and required to present any claims amt demands which you. or •ItU ir' «'f you, may have against the estate of M M .1K HENDKH SON ItOiSINSt>N. also known ae M l.U K IIKNDKKSOM AL1IKHT. deceased, late o f aald County, to tho County Judge o f M D tINO lJj County. Florida, at hie oflfce In tho court house o f said County at Sanford. Florida, within eight calendar month* from the time of the first publication o f this notice. Ka«*h claim or demand shall be In writing, and shall Mate the place of residence and pont o ffice address o f the claim ant, and shall be sworn to by the cla im in '. agent, attorney, and any a*u h claim nr demand not ■<J filed "hall be void. Annie I.re Thornton As adm inistrator o f the Es­ tate o f t.lllle Henderson llotiinBon. also known ns Ml* lie Henderson Albert. deceased. It. VT. W are. A lly. »• O. Bov M il Sanford. Florid*. Seven lampt with Intermedi­ a te b o te , rubber wathnri, sa fety tocketi, a d d on plug. GUN AND HOLSTIR !g .') gflH r2 tn H ff 8 ^ _ ^ RTrtr'fTtr'nTTUTTtJ7T3 z Lo w kaJjrcl larm i— ja it fO.OO doua, $0.00 -r U’ttk O etuie p e d a l auto hat everything .* . . flaihing re d light with b a tte ry , woiling p olice-ty p e liren, striking r e d and white ct m 7) V | I flniih with black trim. S h e riff* holiter li t la n d ila-ihooter Included. T i T .^ ra . | m t fT? — 7 7 a l l fT coodA u ^ VALVI x ^ x sa tU L B JUNIOR HI-WAY PATROL CAR tt' Af/OfMff YES YOU CAN NO « S' «ATKA CHARGI J $ Top Right vohjg at a low, low prfc*| Smooth-tiding, CofMmbla-bw.lt with high* pn<*«J faatwaU Sbld'tviitfonf, longgf wtoring Coadyanr 0*3 Col’ooti Drai, fumoMt frosal tptirj iadJ.«, ifiaumli.iod full langffi chain gwar J, and dovbf*-brac«J fgndgrs. lit rwggsd and sturdy, with a ilvgr-braisj fram« and beautiful baked •nam«foJ fbddk. lay's mod«t, CavaN«r red with ivocy fims —gill's, leikdi.tt blwa wnt| ivary rims, $1.40 Far a n »• yoar aaU rrr trti • 26” HI-WAY PATROL BICYCLE USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN Legal Notice and to »erv« a copy o f the same on 1'lalntlff e attorney, below, on or be for** t ho 17th day o f Decern* ber A. D. 1911. Herein fall not or else a D coreo i*ro (*onfe«ao will entered against you. Doom and ordered at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida C.i* 11th day o f November, A. D. 1314. \V. C. Ilutchlnvon Jr. Attorney f,»p P lain tiff 304 North l*nrk Avenue Sanford. Florida u I*. Ilrrndon, Clerk o f the Circuit Court Mv A rU i . Ltsndqulet Deputy Clerk I SKA f.t TERMS D . . V ^ M T p M U L t a a T i tt ^ T'WTTTTTrTTtrrr'/TTr'Tj N ew s h ip m e n ts a r e c o m in g — w e need sp a c e ! fu ( 7f ^ ^ E IT ' C R E D IT - P U W m u a ie e n e • 1 %■« G O O D Y EA R M m (7 g $10 DELIVERS YOU SAVE $ 30.00 N ew N O R G E D e lu x e 3 0 NO ADVANCE • * ■N O T IC E IS RE Q U IR E D W HEN Y O U COME TO G as Range - G.E. ROLL-AROUND | SWIVEL-TOP CLEANER % US a; FOR AN AUTO *ee#r •«» orkori C.UuVm lV -l'w -M * tf.ea, rvjt ee « «J«, ber* Seer* «• e * LOOK AT A ll TRUE T0P-0F-THMIHE FEATURES LOAN • 4 cv. ft. "I q ld jic d Mral" Show us proof of ownmhip and you caa walk out with the money in youx pocket, 0*#n pf *aw# vrlXuv* ct>u**U, .W *A*^ * b v < ft (l.aeea r*#l t* J y tram ream *o m e • C K iont fld lid S h ,l.* i ,• Speed Broiler m 4 d.on e* * * H l < a ANOftflW C! QOOOriAA V44l/l » if t O .A .C C O R P O R A T I O N ■SA N F O R D * l .111 W eat Ftn» Street.............. ........... Tel. 1155 fOki him rtt IW*— •*/-“ —* ■ORLANDO* • 407 West Central Avenue.. . . . *^ .T * I. 3-6493 CLamar I4a4*4 a»>1dt*al ! . ‘ I -fm J w fr Hadaoa l- o f l tea* Cowpaef — r 1 a— g o o d y e a r 113 South Park Ave. }’ •' IN o r& P JA Z E D E xp ira tion D a lo Sc* Ut For D etoili a t th e h ig h a l l o w a n c e s g iv e n fo r y o u r o ld t ir e s l t'lu -ck llie lilt! T liit timely u l o include* e x a ctly d ie rififit tire fo r you r drivin g need*— a n d t u n y lire feature* farnout lu p e r-itien gth 3 - T C ord . H u rry • C u s to m N y lo n s ft r> in w hile o u r icle ctio n i* com p lete. FR EE • M a ra th o n s IP a y • D o u b le E a g le s as M OUNTING! llttlo as $ 1 .2 5 -w e e k ly a f l o r a * m o lf / 'd o w n p a y m e n t . ^ • D e L u x e S u p e r - C u s h io n s f t MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON A N Y OTH*f> aa*. r^swnBWRmwsBBnsi WBi buaww— / 1 ' N I o T im a lim it N o M ilr y g a Limit • S u p e r- C u s h io n s •ker*. N* re4-o or IV htmlanma. Mere, - * k**#. • s* q . . . ,*|.4*a - t o ia-tk Iw * ree.a.4 m r y • Horper-V/yman Surface lurnert Leona up 19 Y O U 'L L BE LIFETIME GU L A R A N T E E HWtowewwrwrTrr: ■■*S3i s7»?*raRrr7r' —.■^..Tyr ■" s e r v ic e ■ T'^r'.." SmRRteBm'£&'.<*&' -w 4 » \ st o f l Phone 222-223 J �Rotarians Stage Enjoyable Quiz Show At Kiwanis ► ------------ v The good filtered. goodfellow*bip civic dub* rivalry that hat existed between the lQwanli and Rotary Club* of Sanford wat again demonstrated yesterday at the weakly luncheon meeting of Klwanla when two local Rotarlani staged • quia show as th« pro­ gram. Equipped With a cash register containing tea silver dollars and a Ilka amount In quarters. Char­ lie Morrison and Francis Roumillat Jr. proved that they could take a lot of kidding at well at they could dish it out And, according to club president, A. L. Wilson, when Morrison queried Howard Mondeth on the subject "The Bible", everything appeared to be on the level until Charlie noticed that Howard waa standright behind the Rev. MUton Wyatt First Methodist Church >SS?S5S/ f e C MHT g o t / I ca# t 4 HtiP MOt.'j answering th« required number of questions on his subject, Mootleth received a silver dollar with the suggestion that he split it with the ministers. Several visitors from Wintei Park participated In the program As the a ffa ir w as drawing to a d o t e , Kiwanis Secretary. Ralph Austin Smith, who was keeping a tab on the total amount o f prize money being distributed, called the M. C.'a attention to the fact that Kiwanis had eseeeded the amount won by Rotarians re­ cently at a sim ilar program. Morrison had frankly slated that $9J0 had gone into the pockets o f his club - fellow s and Smith’ s totals (which, o f course, were not checked by any auditors pre­ sent) was $0:75. A fter the m eet­ ing, Morrison, m the opinion o f several K ln sn fin s, alibied by slating that he had given m ore Kiwanlans an opportunity to ans­ wer than be had given tha Ro­ tarians. Jo*l Field, In charge o f the program for the day, said that he had prepared a splendid intro­ duction for the occasion but that io much time had been taken up by various snd sundry announcem en u from the floor that his program would have only 30 min­ utes In which to give away some money. In expressing the appre­ ciation o f the club for the pro­ gram , Field said that the two Ro­ tarians would be , most, welcome any tim e; "a n y time, that Is when you have som e m ore dollars to pass out". •M+ ts J m u r * tn * ' M A rrm a m t h j ' i oh &CC--I pur I one o r s t o o l ' s v MANOKencHicrj v , mi / pucxer a r„r si u mv «y itiirA xe- r viO M ew lG E T ALONG WITH THOSe LITTLE HT T H IN G S ? ’ A.-*P Mg WitM \. A co to N HI? HO',? WHAT 0 0 ’/OU MEAN, ' OU M A'i" TO COCK i p A srO C Y TO T e ll. ETTA f THAI'S o u r -f l HAD A DATE A VNiTW h e r last N G H r -B u r iF e L T . B R A f - y -------------" - s o I pa ck ed o n M y fc o rc x eeu cv iN G MYOBOTOTAKC A TWAT-TT----- 7 --------- " M A P -’ I ODNTWAX3E /ir t V E h UP TILL TW 3 M 0 R N W 6 \ ~ ) f ’ f SOUNC CVS IT TOH2C .— r?! s t c a ig h t .' NONSENSE. WOliNiMK TRAVEL# V* TAtr. JU&ntENU) A >.mCA6r-«X!ALI!EM VEaVWWDNT\ICOUlDfrtl«DtfT VCUCOMEBACK j WANT ASCENE. FfiCMTME6YM/~) WHERE _ WITHHIM?j r U S H E f/^ > 7 NOT A SOUND. w rt kfiOBAglV 6ITT1N6 V jhere in a cold HE WENT M I MOST EUUUltID HIM U P W H « J V _ I HOPE HEU I ABOUT VOUAKPTIIE ( f GRANDMA.! YA STILL h i [WITH ME ? I WILL,I’ M NOT VERY HAPPY AT HAVIN’ MUD TRACKED AU. OVER MV CLEAN FLOORS' OOLLY. GRANDMA, | DON’T SIE HOW ANYONE CAN r~ O IT O IE V E D ... / -— ■* r ? « \ W H A T 'lL LS :l\ 1 14AV r ...AT SUCH A RASCAL A S » T LITTLE nm t bftek t f l t r sundown. When the n a t i v e boy brought bar breakfast tha next morning them was a large air-mall enve­ lope on the tray. She silt It open with eager Angara, for by the writing and the poatmark aha knew It was from Dirk. There waa an enclosure and tee saw with surprise that It was aa un­ opened tetter edit reseed to Dr. Bruce Harridan at Guy's hos­ pital. Loudon. Tha handwriting w as feminine and the envelope Waa criUlipicd. She straightened h e r s e l f against the pillows and began to read Dirk’s letter. "M y darting," It began. "1 know I won’t hear from you until loved you and you know, of course, I want to marry you. Things art smoothing down here. Aa you know. Aunt May’ s rela­ tives have dropped the suit, but I’ve no Intention of being com­ pletely unselfish about the money and Just handing It back to those relatives who didn’t care a Jot fo r her. I’ ve talked with Cousin Tim othy and It’s been agreed I'm to use some of the capital to modernise Btormhurst M a n o r . Since it’s too Mg to live in com ­ fortably, we are going to turn the old place over to a children’s convalescent charity and they’ ll provide what money I’ m unable to out of Aunt May's estate for its upkeep. “They were looking for Just such a place and they Jumped at the chance o f getting it fo r noth* ta g Tour brother Tom put me on to them, and I understand the Men la to m ake him the resident doctor, ft la to be called The Eileen FVatheratone Children's Memorial Home. *Tas going to use eoma o f the money for necessar y repairs on our own place, a s well as making a comfortable apartment for Cousin Timothy when be leaves the Manor. H e n be company for Father when y ou and I—and f say yon and I, darting, hopefully —are abroad collecting material for some o f the new travel books I’m planning B y the way, tha book t wrote about FIJI has not only foUhd aa American publish­ er but has been accepted In the Best Travel B ook o f the Month series Mow 1 can go on writing with tha hops that at least a decent livelihood will came out o f It. "And now to another matter. 1 want yea to get everything straightened out in your mind be* fort you g iro the enclosed letter to Bruce f think It la the letter Eileen wrote him the day before ene died two years ago. 1 m airmid Aunt May must have taken It from tke stiver tray where every* one ta the bouse used to leave their letters for postin g 1 round it teoved aw ay in a secret drawer at the back o f her desk. Bo Bruce never received Eileen’s letter, which explains • great deal. "But Helen, darling, 1/ you and Bruce have w orked out some plan for your own Uvea, it might be better If you didn’t give him this letter. It m ight somehow epoll things for you. That's why I’m sending It to him through you. "Thera la nothing more to say now, my darling, other than Uie words 1 aald to you at the air* port. I’m waiting for you. Ever, Dirk." She read the letter through several times and then she took a shower and dressed. She went drat to speak to Matron Cam* cron; afterwards aha went to find Bruce ta hie office. ft waa the first time ehe bad deliberately sought him out. He roee aa aha "1 thought when wo d im m ed the matter the other day we both i p w d It would I<f a good Idea,' he aald mwkwaru:. Hot blue eyes loosed Into his face. "I aald 1 thought it would bo a good Idea for m e to g o away from here. 1 at111 thlAk so—and that’s why I n going." Ha looked back at her anxiously. "But If you’re not going to take this poet at Mandeville, where are you going, ValT" She continued to look at him steadily. "I'm going back to England, Bruce." “ You’re going back to Dirk?* ha asked savagely.- “That’s It, Isn’t i t ? " She-hesitated a long time be­ fore ahe aald quietly, "Maybe. Anyhow I'll have m — ’r up my mind on Uie homeward voyage. I’m leaving the hospital almost immediately. T ’U be stay* log with friends until I sail next week. Tvs signed on as a stew* ardesa." Bruce pushed back tbs (Male from bis desk and started to pace the room worriedly. Presently he swung back toward har"aind mid angrily and- accusingly, - -"Tott know what you’re doing to me, Val? You're giving Dirk the vic­ tory for the second time." Can love die In a moment? Her love tor Bruce died tn Val's heart In that moment, finally and painlessly. T had aa air-mail letter from Dirk this morning. Ha encloeed a tetter for you. Brace," ahe said. "A letter he’d written to m e ?" She shook her bead. Nov A letter which waa written to you by someone else quite a whllt a g a 1 think y ou’ll recognize the writing."-She passed the unopen­ ed letter serosa to him. , f To Be Continued} J A Y C E E CH R ISTM AS LIGHTING CONTEST B L A N K Mail to: CdMest Chairman J a ycee Inform ation Booth Sanford. Florida GENERAL RULES: Entries from the Sanford Area only will 1 be accepted (contact Chairman for defined area if not sure.) Contestants may n ite r Residential or Commercial type, or both on separate blanks if qsalified. Only one division under Residential type may be entered in addition to the Special Di­ vision fo r which all Residential entries will be automatically eligible. Sponsors request contestants to keep displays lighted nightly betwen 7:30 and 9:30 until winners arc announced to allow Judges ample tim e to check all entries carefully. Pritei fo r each Residential Division including the Special Di­ vision are as follow s: 1st Place— 123 U.S. Savings Bond; 2nd Place— 10 Sllvsr Dollars. Prize fo r Com mercial winner (one division o n ly ) is possession o f the Traveling Trophy for one year. (Coatinaed From Page i ) the Senior Division trophy; Mid­ way School received the Junior Division trophy; Th« First Meth­ odist Church was named in top place in the Church Diviaion; Odham k Tudor won t*» Business Division's aw ard; and the Girl Scouts received the top award In th# Organization Division. The awards o f trophies and cash prizes were made at the Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Commerce luncheon today at the Yacht Club. Tom m y McDonald, chairman o f the Jaycee Christmas Parade Committee said today, " I am well pleased with the parade, It wa* a fine one. I think, from the comments I have from business people in Sanford . that the crowd was the largest ever seen here. “ 1 think that the schools in both the junior and senior divisions really made a wonderful e ffort to have good floats in the parade — I certainlv appreciate their c o ­ operation, The cooperation o f the Jaycee members, members o f the Merchants Association, the churchts and organizations," laid McDon­ ald. MIIJ.ION PASSENGERS TO BE FLOWN TO FLORIDA THIS YEAR MIAMI (JPS- Ea stern Airlines plans to fly a million passengers to Florida this winter. Its svinter flight schedule, w hkh goes Into effect Dee. 1, eslls for the operation o f 104 (I Ignis to and from Miami daily, a 80 per cent Increase in passenger rapacity. Eastern’ s Miami sales m an­ ager, Edward F. Yarnell, predict­ ed a tourist seasonal least 20 per rent greater than las’, year's record. eerne ht and looked nt her la sur. prise. .Her face waa whita and tense. "W hy, V a t has anything bap. peaedT" ha ashed anxiously. ■be sank down Into • chair facing him. "W h y did you tell Matron Cameron I intended to a p p tr fo r the poet ta Maude. (check type and division) RESIDENTIAL ---------- Div No. 1: Lighted Lawns (trees, scrubs, etc.) Div No. 2: Figure Bettings (on bldg, or lawn) Div. No. 3: Decorated Doorways k Windows (including decorations attached to bldg.) Special D iv; Bost Over-All Decoration automatic COMMERCIAL------------Including Doorways, Show’ Windows or Bldg, or All NAME- ____ __________ ______ ADDRESS Please con-.plete decorations before submitting entry. Deadline: Midnight,December 22, 1954. PANEL DISCUSSION TO O P E N SESSION TA3IPA (At— A panel discussion o f how atom ic energy will affect Florida will open the 2!st -innus! meeting o f the Florida Academy o f Sciences tonight. (Continued fr -m Tage One) ing "P ow W ow " and pep rally tonight at T o'clock in th* vacant lot across from Seminole High School, (lie alumni and public The meeting will morrow. There will for college atudenta school students as academy scientists li . V' \J 1 C LAST SHOWING continue to­ be divisions and for high well *k for themselves. ) 1 c»r\ c? STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE STARTS TONIGHT STARTS 1:30 S E N S A T IO N A L ! ffArivo 7-0 a.zt f c V KICK Akl' MEVI 7 MOVED A Orel SNAKEYHIPPS O N THt TWO> (M C*H) THAT «NAK$Y PELLA 6HO’ M O vtA LIKE A 6T 5B A K / SO T meVR * PAST. CO-HIT ing hospitals, H. A. Schroder o f j The Homecoming Sp Jacksonville, executive director I their e«cort« sr»- Sob of the nonprofit organization re- field and Donald Math ported yesterday. Nutt and Billie Kirchh C. DeWitt Miller. Orlando, w as Melts and Billy Bish re-elected president: Frank K e lly ,1 Pric# snd A1 Stanley. Miami, and T. F. Little o f n » « - ; ------------- --- - - tone Beach, vice preslden; Sch- C ro.ier secretary, snd Jamrs B. I Waler, Jacksonville, lrea«urer. 1 G R A M K O W funeral M , home 17 92 Vawts, PHONE 4 -U Jo, - T h« Flaming Story o f F E A T U R E - 1 : 14 CO-FEATURE m R M O L F r* VAN HEFLIN SUSAN HAYWARD T A P ROOTS k DAN DURYEA IN JOHNNY STOOL PIGEON FE A T U R E — 1:21 CHILDREN UNDER 12 AD M ITTED F R E E " �THE SANFORD HKKAI.I) IT—BU IU M M i— REPAIRS PALM ING Ja-M O K K WANTED FEMALE Wanted: Baby sitting, ref IT —FURNITURE 1013 M Ted Burnett Day o r part-tim e w ork 417 E. fo r PAINTING Third St. Pb. 1149-J. HOI Grandview Phone 1953-M. Days w ork. 701 Cypres*. 825-R. WOOLSEY Marine Finish** For Your Boat Senkarik Glaaa a n d Paint Co 112-114 W. 2nd S t Phone 320 F or Painting call Ur. Tasker, Ph. 668XR. Room special 114.90 what y n w ilt C U S S IF IE D ADS Pk1821 o PLOOB sanding and finishing, d e a lin g , wax lag serving SamJaote county aiace 1K i ­ ll. M. Cleaioa. Lake Mari • F IN A N C IA L 26—MONEY TC LOAN AUTO LOANS COST LESS Florida State Bank OF HANFORD M E R C H A N D ISE 13—ARTICLES FOR SALE I BOCSKMOLD (4 3 -H O M E S CUSTOM BUILT HOMES •‘OR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE VA— FHA—CONVENTIONAL -a t Warehouse .Pracvs, vuit FINANCING BERRY S. Wc are experts at ax listing you to secure graeiuua LOW DOWN PAYMENTS <ood looks with functional eon LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENTS venience. Today's beai buys In A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. nationally advertised furniture Phone 1991 1900 5!ellonvtlle at DISCOUNT PRICES 901 W. First SL Phone 1687 for Even­ 2 Bedroom New Hume on 100 X ing Appointment 120-foot lot. excellent water, shade tree* $1,000 down to • BIG VALUES cover equity, and assume monthly payments o f ISO on • QUICK CREDIT balance. Write Box F A , care— • EASY TERMS Sanford Herald. • W1LSON-MAIBB New and Uasd FnrjKarv Pho»« « • 311 B. First St. 4ft— FARM sad GARDEN You'll Find It In - EA SY TO FIN D - H A N D Y -C O M P LETE CHARMS Otfti ftr H irS S K l This Is a free pass to the Movieland Ride-In Theatre fo r Mrs. Thom as T h o m p s o n , Floral PICK A G IFT OF INSPIRATION — not Desperation Heights. Exp. date Dee. A I9R6. See our beautiful center piecea $12J»o. 3 bedroom, air condition SWEENEY'S ed. enclosed garage, block con­ 114 Magnolia Phone 147 struction. Hardwood A cork Doors, 90 x 136 lot. Low FIIA monthly payments, <62.79 after SHOES Pretty Patents for buying owners equity. 2523 dress and Cute Straps for Laurel. Ph. 2401-J. <■ . Everyday. <3.96 up By OWNER SANFORD SHOE CENTER Lak« front, new three bedroom 206 8. Sanford Ava.' house on Lake E m m a. One and half tiled bathe. Florida room. IMPORTED CHINA Lot ail* x 233’ . Turn So. one mllo a t Oaklawn Cem etery. from all over the world MONROE COIINF.lt CRAFT and G U T SHOP 3-bedroom home with Florida room , extra large utility room. Ut. St. 3 Ml. W. or the Clock Must see lo appreciate. 301 E. 2Cth. Ph. 223S-J, REVLON Co* me tics <1.35 up Gift S c ;« 62 60 up By OWNER Si 50 up 1 year o ’.J, 2 bedroom Cm-.ercfe Br,J*h-S"'!-*’n*nh ,* U Block house. Furnished or un­ ROUM1LLAT A ANDERSON furnished. Ph. 161I-R. On the Corner by the Cluck Gifts for Dad 61ONEY Silver WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ava. CLIPS Sterling -m l G old Filled <2.23 and <3.00 WM. E. KADER CROTONS ________, '■ We nuy and saU used furniture C R O T O N S - make a living Christ 112 S. Park Ave. Paging top cash pn ees lor any 24 U 8 . Park Phone 1803 I A —PLACES to BA T mas gift that ataya lovely and thing o f value. SU PER TRAD­ Do your Christmas Buying colorful for yeara. All sizes. 35c Bear with o s. Wo ve «ot growing -J PIANO RBBVICB £ t | | g Law SJ|jana ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2053-W On Our Easy Payment up. wITTS TOT IvlD IH palm . TH E DOGGIE DINE It GRAPEVILLE NURSERY or Lay-Away plan L. L. Bill - Piano Technician — Factory to You— A BAR, Lake M ary. rhone 2061. FURITURE CENTER PhMW 2164 Boats 1. Sanford Aluminum ANNETTE'S — fo r good food, 116 W. First SL Venetian Blinds G.E. ELECTRIC SA—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SUgk, Chicken, Shrimp, 21—BOOPING ta d PLUMBING Enclosed head. Sag-proof botton PERCOLATOR, reg., <19 93 Spaghetti, Koaher Corned B eef rail with plastic ends. Plastl W B HAVE A LIKE NEW Sale Price <16.95 FniGIDAIRE'S exclusive • PLUMBING Sandwiches. SO. CITY LIM ITS. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon SPINET piano available RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 30-Inch French Duor Contract and Espalr Work immediately In thl* area. May cords. . . . . . „ 4—LOST AND POUND Pres Estimates 112 S. Magnolia Electric Range, <309.95 up be acquired by assuming Senkarik Ginn* nod Fatal Cn R. L HARVEY monthly payments. Please phone Phona 320 CLAUDE II. WOLFE Phona 182# 112-114 West 2nd SL LOST— Large brown A white dog. 204 Sanford A»aYork Piano Exchange, Orlando Complete 9 -Pc. 308 E. First SI. Children’s pet. Reward. Call R 6257, or write 1900 E. Colonial LIVE BAIT CERAMIC TIL* 290-W after S p. m. LIVING ROOM GROUP Dr. The Accepted Gift Shiners, Bull Heads. Pop GuU Paol P Mueller A Son I’ h. 164 Choice of Styles and Colors 6 Dozen, 96c ' IX) ST or STRAYED -R e d . Free eitlasata. Quality work. SAMSONITE This Is a free pass lo the lU’ z Missouri Minnows and Worms <139.00 blaze-face riding horse, mare, Card Tables $6.03 Theatre for M bs Nell William*. PLUMBING a h e a t i n g Fleming G rocery— E . Geneva Ave. from pasture on Sanford A vc. MATHER'S—203 E. First 61. F v;i. dwle Dec. 8. 155C. Septle Tank Installation A Service FURNITURE CENTER 1 mile south o f Glntervilla. Heater Sendee, A r e h t e C. BARGAIN! Apt. * * • # » • PHONE 892 XM . 116 W. First SL p erfect condition. Call at 2600 Harriett, Phona T34-W or U38. RENTALS Beautiful Fram ed Pictures Hiawatha Ave. D re a m w o ld .___ FOUND Sets o f k sy i. Owner may 3-bedroom house, 6 montiis old. and D ecorator Mirrors WESTINGHOt'SE Toaster have by paying for this ad. DRESSES FOR SUB-TEENS Paint 2JO gal. Sweat SjztrU, Jac­ 54—APTS— HOUSES—ROOMS T crrazzo floors, fu rred walls, <2.00 up Choice o f confection '.olora Apply Sanford Herald. kets, Cots, Tents. Army-Navy Cotloo-Corduroy m u td hrprjrw ny, large utility room, WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* FURNITURE CENTER <21.95 Surplus. 310 Sanford U t . shallow well, corner lot. Phone <3.9! to 910.9* A^iPE R3QN A L ~ N O T tq B ~ w j y i ' i iiziT P private baths. 114 W. First St BAGOERLY APPLIANCE 1062-R. 118 W. F irst St. HOLLYWOOD SHOPS Order personalized French-fold CENTER ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby 114 E. First SL COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB Christm as cards, with your Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Pb. 720-W W ELL-SITUATED HOME - Near SWEATERS-by Fcathcrknlt, Bedi Day. Weak, or Month— Including: bath fixtures, cabinet 113 Magnolia Ava. favorite snap ih ot. 25 for h » school, church. Downstairs has Tel. 1426 Furniture Center — Black, White and Fall shades sink, water pump, septic tank too for $14. W IE BO LD TS CAM­ E fficiency apt. Ill-way 17-92 So. 27’ living room w ith real fire­ • TIME 116 West First St. TWIN HOLLYWOOD and water heater, approximate­ Slipon*, Cardigans and Sets City Limits. Slumbcrland Court. ERA SHOP, 210 s . Park Ave. place. dining room, large mod­ A lovely gift watch ly <26 month. Bed Outfit, cgmpleta ern kitchen, with built-in oven, Sizes 32-46, <3J6-)10.98 WELCOME GIFTS <19.75 up Space oil heaters, all sizes from See Semlnot* Realty for Desir­ Cali, or :e e us TODAY sink dispotall. jalousled rear <41.95 that arc long ebanaked a n assy WM. E. KADER a b le Houses snu Apts Phone 27 $6.60 to ISO. Soma lika new. COWAN'S 212 E. 1st Phone 874 100T Sanford Ava. Phone 1113 hall, laundry room with toilet to sslact from Powell's varied 112 S. Park Ava. MATHER o f Sanford Will pay cash fo r antiques. Also ami lavotory. stock. Come in and look around. CHRISTMAS Plumbing. Kresky zluatin* EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable fo r fire irons and screens. M3 E. First St. UPSTAIRS: 3 bedroom s, arom ­ 1957 RO YAL PORTABLE CANDIES for Winter Tourist Private oath Super Trading Poet M. G. HODGES atic cedar closets, color bath nOUDOIIt TY PEW R ITERS A shower. Steam heat. Inquire On llw y . t7-92 I»h. 2053-W. Whitman's — Nunnally's PAINT <2.50 gal Service on All Water P u m r » and large alccping porch. An LAMPS No Down Payment Manuel Jacobson across from Pangborn — Norris Wells Drilled — Pumps Single Blankets, each $1 Ideal home for children. <12,. 24 Months T o Pay 15.95 up SEWING MACHINES Post Offica. Paola Road, Phone 70Q Toucirro.N d r u g e o . 500. PHONE 686-W. Satin Comforta ....... 49.95 N ccchl — White Lay-Away Now fo r Christmas WILSON-MAIER ARM Y-NAVY SURPLUS POW ELL’S OPP1CE SUPPLY New and Used M ayfair—3 bedroom, 1-bath home. 22—SPECIAL NOTICES Phone 058 This Is a free pass to the Movie- 311 E. 1st. St. 117 3. M agnolia Phone 08U 310 Sanford Ave. GARRETT’S 323 E. 1st. St. Call 1430J after 6 p. ra. land Rlde-ln for L. E. Jeffords. FOR EVERYTHING in hardwire Exp. date Dec. I, 1966. ELECTRIC ItLANKETS by — and paint se e -H lli Hardware Oil drum A stand. 1600 W. 1st IN O S T E E N -3 Rm. furn. apt. A U T O M O T IV E SL Ph. 137-R. “ Flelderest" Co., 301 E. let SU Phona M Screen Porch, <33 mo. Call sfter l a k e v i e w - l a k l p r i v i l e g e s New 3-Bedroom Plan, 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED 6 Phone 1323. 2—yr. Guarantee Medium size deep freeze, Sunbeam Has your husband ever Robinson Hind Crafted Furniture. n u son rv construction From 119.95 alactric razor, roto-broll bar­ 2 Room Apts. 112 Elm. Ph. 2993-W enjoyed the fine fitting Wa build, design and refinish, Sell Your Car to 17,000 Sq. ft. land (2 lots) Y O W E L L ' S becu e; utility trailer, deep fry Real Art Ptcturea geo at 911 French, Ph. 63-B. qualities o f NUNN— RUSH shoes? ROY B E E l Clean W ater-160 ft. well er. 3 w ay floor lam p. Ph. 2506-J 2bcdroom nicely furnished houve. 906 W. Second SL • Give him a pair, from , .<19.95 Built-in G.E. kitchen Beautiful fram ed reproduction* PUMPS A SPRINKLER 113 W. 19th St. Call. 666-W Get GulUtan Carpeting Central Firad Heat IVEY’S SHOE STORE 62” cabinet sink, good condition SYSTEMS and Originals from <3JI S-B O A T S AND M OTO R! after 3:30. <13.900, Torm a On Easy Credit or Reasonable. D orm yer deep All type* and sites, Installed WILSON-MAIER PHONE 686-W. Lay-Away Plans Your Evinrude Dealer fry e r, used twice. H actual 5-room furnished apt. near down MDo It Yourself.” WINCHESTER RIFLE 311 E. 1st. St. Phone I N ROBSON SPORTING GOODS cost. Phona 191, 1119 Park Ave. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Sanford Linoleum A Tile *4— I.OTN town. Phone 3198. 22 Calibre-single <10.10 304 E. 1st St. Phone 9M S T I N E 127 W. First St. 22 Calibre, double . <29.73 Oil drum A stand. Ph. 1410-XM. Machine and Supply Co. Clean apt. Oil heat. 611 Park. 4 adjoining lots in Lake Mary near Whiskey Is the one Gift n SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 6 —M OTORCYCLES-BICTCLB8 207 W. 2nd SL P*- “ Baptist Church. Ph. 1823-W man never exchanges after 60,000 BTU unit circulating heat­ Sanford Ava. at 23th SL SEWING MACHINES Completely fumlahed 2-bedroom Full site boys bicycle, good er with fan, 116 gal. steel tank Christmas CROSLEY - BEND1X Necchl — White house. Phone 1438-J tig h t choice lots in the M ayfair condition. Ph. 1907-J. on stand with some tubing THE TOWN PUMP New and Used FURNISHINGS— Reasonably Area at an attractive cash rendy to set up. Usod 1 years House trailer for rent. Dreamwold " & w 4 jS 112 W. First St. 26” boys bicycle. Ph. 22TS-J. G A R R E T T ’ S Priced Price. Also twenty Iota in $75. Phona 1947-W, Trailer Court. Ph. 2270 Electric Company . 323 E. First Street Wynnewood at an attractive Hals-Shlrts-Underwear-RelU’ Beautiful Beaded Cardigans 1 6 -P A B T S - REPAIRS S e r v ic e - Quality -Satisfaction New Culllgan Chlorinator. U H. price. W. E Trousers-Sox-Shue J K lrchhoff, Jr. furnished apt. New I bedroom Perfect fo r w ear during tb« Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 De Bary 26” boy* Phone 303. P. Sprayer outflL Heavy duty truck bum per A II. A A. D E P T STORE SPECIAL 3-Pc. Set Ph. 1732-M. _________________ Holiday season and after bike. Phone 788-M. House trailer bitch . combined. Corner Sanford St 4th St. "Bostonian" Luggage HEATING Sizes 32 — 48 67— BROKERS sad REAI IORS Small house partly furnished Grill guard, Universal plastic fashion Colors *21.95 Floor Furnaces A Circulators Space Oil heater, perfect condi­ COWAN’S 212 E. 1st, Phona 174 sun visor-wheels, tires, springs with garden apace. Ph. 1732-51. Boxes Cigars . 53.50 up Sanford Jewelry A Luggage tion. <60. With copper tubing. H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. A axle for trailer. 610DL1N, Pipes ........... ....... 31.00 up Ph. 1410-XM. MUSICAL 300 Sanford Ave. Phunc 1349 Furn. garage apt. 107 E. 5th St. O ZIER R E A L T Y CO 200 S. Park Phone 1440 919 Park Ave. Wallets 6t.98 up POWDER BOXES Laura U. Osier. Iteeltor 44— APPLIANCES 5 room house, bath, 2 screened Ladies FAIRBANKS M O R SB P uinps Hazel 31. Field. Associate UOUMILLAT St ANDERSON and Jew el Boxes 12- -TR A ILE R S porches, garage. Adults only, 2601 So Orlando llw y ph 1359 Jewel Boxes Well Drilling, HOWARD L. On the Corner by the Clock PRICED RIGHT! E app! no pets. Apply 2218 Palmetto y YOU to see ua before It will nay EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 LONG, Phone 388, 207 Last $6 96 plus tax TOUCHTON DRUG CO. and service. G. H. High, Oviedo Ave. you buy. Open Evenings and Commercial Avc. _____ WERT JEWELRY STORE WROUGHT litON Fla. Phone FO-6-3315 or San This I* n free pest lo the Prairie Sundays. STILL TIME 202 E. 1st. St. Phone 5 ford 1642-W after 6 p.m. Smoking Stand 3 room furnished apt. Private bath E a iu id e Trailer Sales G ATUN BROTHERS land Ride-In Theatre for Mr*. To Order Personalized St entrance. Phone 1154-M. With Magazine Rack 17.93 Palatka, Fie. Dragline A Bulldozer Service 10 cu. ft. chest type freezer, 6 I’ hloe Butts. Exp. date Dec Photo Creating Cards 3IATHER o f Sanford Still Time To Older 1956. Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. month old. Inquire Dairy Queen. W -W A N T KD to RENT 14— USED CARS 23 for <3-60 100 for <12 203 E. First St. Perionalizcd-I’ hoto Greetings ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state- Apt. size gas range, Servel re­ 3 bedroom. JAMESON’S Pbont 811 23 for <3 50 60 for $6.30 2 bath home In Y ou’ ll Ba Miles Ahead with a GOULETS manta, Invoicea, hand bills, and frigerator. U ka new Phone too for < ll oo M ayfair Saetion. 8 months or New 1967 PONTIAC, now on dis­ programs. etc. Progressive 2317-W. yaar's leas*. Reply box IK JAMESON'S Thone 3198 Cocktail glasses, decanters, tong* play. Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 aM bar acresm rics *1.23 up Sanford Herald. ■ I U 1■ F o r lh M th ^ H v k # Gaa itova, good cond. <60. Phene West 13th 8L FRANK NOELL, Jeweler You’ll ba D ollars Ahead with the 969-J. SLIPS by Corotte, Colony Club II-5 L R E A U E 110 S. Park Ave. high-appraisal trade-in you get Call Fray-prufe, lace trimmed from Ray Herron. Just phone O R L A N D O Santinal Star. 46—HUILDING M ATERIAL# THE SANFORD HERALD Ten acres exceptional tiled land 204 So. Park Ava. — Phone 160 Ralph Ray, 3130. or tailored. Sizes 32 — 50 MEN’S ROBES 2456, or after « p.m. Ph. 1343.W on hard surface road W. E. would bo a* welcome aa While, pastel anil black and TV JACKETS RED.I-M 1X CONCRETE Klrchhoff Jr. Phone 305. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 1963 Ford 6, pickup truck COWAN'S 212 E. 1st. Phone 874 Window Sills - Lintels a daily letter from home all wool and blend* Slip Covers and rtrape* New print, exc. cond. 1745 Septic Tank . Stata Approved from <7.05 <1. month— $11.60 year. W. DIETRICH# T . W. MERO STANLEY HULP 1950 Pontiac 4 door sidan 045. R E A L ESTATE Sand • Cement Mortar Mix Y O W E L L ' S REALTORS TUSSY PHONE 2S68-J. By Mall Anywhere .Miracle Concrete Co. 1M7 Dodge p i c k u p ....... ........ O M IN I Park Ave Phone 27 or 141 Wind and Weather Lotion 1947 Packard, 4 door ............ $195. 309 E lm Ave. Phona 1333. 64-F A R M S AND GROVE# Billfolds .. ....... $6.00 up 81.00 aize 60c 1947 Kaiser, one owner, EM PLOYM ENT This la a free p a n to the llltz Watches ....... $19 93 up METAL ROOFING 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom 12 00 size <1.00 new tires .........- ................ $230. Theatre for Mra. G. Bogesjls. Key Chains $5 50 Now in stoek, 5-V Crimp— V house, large barn. All equipment I960 Ford 4 door sedan. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Exp. dale Dec. 8. 1966. t t -H K U * WANTED TEH ALB FRANK NOELL, Jeweler and machinery. Easy terms. Pb. Corrugated — 2 '* ” Corrugated New paint, new upholstery 1393-J P. O. Box 1164. _____ UO S. Park Avc. Get All Your R oofing Need* at good condition . $313 Experienced meat wrapper to LITTLE BOYS PANTS Desk A Chair Robert A . Williams ROY REEL Shermun Concrete IMpe Co. Sizes 2 to boys U work in meat market. *33 week. 46-H O M E S ~ Men's SP O R t ' c OATS Sett 306 W. Second SL REALTOR Out Waal 13th SL $2.98 up Tip-Top Super Market. 329 S. variety o f pattern* — color* From <1893 Raymond l.undqulat, P U R C E L L ' S Sanford A re. 1949 Nash super 4 dr. t*dau 46— BUSINESS EQUIPMENT by Sewell and Merit. WILSON-MAIER ASSOCIATE 123 W. First St. Radio, heater, directional sign­ Size* 35-44. Price* |I9.95-<J5 Saicslidy for steady job. Must 311 E. Ftrat St. Phunc 956 Phona 1473. Atlantic Bank Bldg. als, practically new engine, be neat and friendly. Apply in H A Y N E S O ffica Machine Co. COWAN'S 212 E. !*t Phuna 874 nceda some IraiumaiiQQ work. Typewriters, addins machines person, Jacobson Department Salea-Renlala, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 Make an o ffa r . Sea at 303 E Store._______________ ____ 209 FAMILIES fH ftd w d w e r jfJ g l lis t SL |TrBB> t T fim m lw ji 17—FURNITURE— HOUSEHOLD CAN’T BE WRONG cTrl* over 21 apply Plg’n 1951 Oldsmoblle Super 88. 4 door, A. B. PETERSON Whistle. Park Ave. h 15th St. radio A heater, completely Broker Associate*: A. B. Peterson 2nd ANNIVERSARY Five beautiful residential develop­ original, excellent thruout. Mint Experienced Jr., P. J. Chestarson. Garfield O. D. Farrell'* COMPLETE SELECTIONS Drinking Cup* JI.00 up waitress Apply IN OUR ments: Bel-Air, Plnecrc-t South sell, <473. Drop by after 5:20. Willetts, John Melaeh aed R. W ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Christmas Tree Trimmings Market Restaurant. Mrs. Jonr Kern pel Rubber Toy* K)c up SANFORD LOCATION Pinecreat, Rote Court and tiiova William*. A. C. Doudnay, Land Rear 213 W. 14th. _____ Featuring: Freneh Ave. and Dtcoratiooa Assorted T oys 69c up Manors, are standing proof of Survayor. Echola Hi-Ruer ................. 994.60 Buy while stocks are complete *47 Chcv. coupe, <35. Ph 1292-X31 ROUMILLAY it ANDERSON The Very Beit the high-acceptance rating ol I l l N. Park Ava. Phone 1129 Stenographer-excellent shorthand Sofa Bad and Chair .......... 99.00 Odham A Tudor homes. E E L'S 5 sod 10c STORE INC. On the Corner by the Clock 310 E. Fuat and tpying. Legal and general Hollywood Bed ................. 49.60 PHONE 9276 fo r CHERRY BUSINESS experience. Call 3148-J. Free headboards ua Hollywood You can buy with safety, and live Real Estata Brokerage — Notary SERVICES •ILL# HARD TO F A T? Sail Beds In the secure knowledge that 1219 W 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop Wanted— Beauty operator. Mary All Dinette Sets Discounted a d s your home will continue tu in­ . \UTY PARLORS Brown Beauty Shop. Phone dungs you in through w i t h 2 Bedroom C on creu Block <139 00 Bunk Beds „ ........ <119.00 1199. crease in value. |10 Wavee b y Zetoe A Realistic 3-Room Groups ............... 295 00 All-Furnished Hume taxougk H eat Ada for CASH. Complete P rice $8,200 3-Pc. Curved Sectionals , . 199.00 <7.50 Thru Nov. Open ■ a m. • Z7-IIK I.P WANTED • MALE IF Call 1121. $1,000 Down (F oam R ubber) Call 971 nu u ocr; You Select Your Newspaper street aalesbuys want TENANTS H AR RIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK BEDROOM: ROSA L P A Y T O N . Homo In ed for work afU r sc hod. Ages Double Dresser South Pinccrest—Sanford Registered Real Estate Broker up to 14 years v li See Mr. FOR QUICK ACTION use CUsstHAIR HARD TO W AVE? Grove Manors— Sanfjrd Beveled M irror Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha Ifotley at The Sanford Herald Let expert sty Iills g lv « you soft, PROBLEMS! Find Bookcase tud ads to sou rant hire. Call VACANCY right after acbooL lasting wavaa o f* eternal beauty. or tenants fast thro the Want Ada. Innerspring Mattress CLAYTON C. BROOKS Priced from Valencia VlUas— DcLand 1821, aay "C h a rg e It.” L ife time opportunity. Married, Box Spring (3 pillows F R E E ) Real Estate Investment* DRIVE DOWN, or CALL EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP 21-BO- 960 par Wk. Itarti $80 So. Orlando llw y. — Ph. 2963-J LET IT RAIN, let It ahlne. Every SOMETHING MISSING! Local* PHONE 663 It up after training. Ph. Or­ Sea our new line o f floor covering OUR SALES OFFICE T O D A Y 2625 S. French Ave day is a good uay to use the it quickly through Want Ada. lando 6-1619. 12-2 p.m. W. H. ''BUI” 8TEM PER and com plete hom e furnishing* U -B U 1LD IN G - REPAIRS Phones: 2100 and 2910 Want Ads. | Phona 1181. Realtor — General Insurer FREE DELIVERY PAIN 1 IMG________________ ____ Young ag g rcsiiv; rslai! s a l f C«ay Allen A*««eUt* u U II A ) U 1 (j D o I! jfiv. ECHOIJI aaCDOINU CXI. FIRESTONE Arietta Price, Associate 1 W V E Y 0 U BEEN PUTTI.n o OFF I lirae' Corner 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1232 "B uilders of Finer Homes Phona 903 Or 2122 — 111 N. Park THAT NEW ROOF because you ______ ___ ___________ KELL "B ad Bam berger” Mgr. For Florida Living” Aaytatag fear lh « coal will bo too g re a t! | ROUTE SALESMAN Open Monday’ s til 1:90 p.m. R E A L ESTA TE DRIVE-IN With A Why not drop to? U*U rost you 0 v e r ^ m ult ^ bondable. Good VISIT OUR BALCONY 5544 French A*#. d a ta iru d nothing to talk it over. You m ayi phy»ic«l condition. Salary L J. W. HALL, REALTOR JUST CALL 1 S 'fA R S i ‘■ ■ 8 *2' commission, paid vacation and Johnny Walker, Asaeclate U2I HILL LUMBER It SUPPLY other benefits. Reply Box BD $ S A V E $ “ Call Hall” Phona 1758 YARD 223 W 3rd SL PHONE * Sanford B u M T S3 'T h e L u m ber N um ber. ON ROOD USED ’ This Is a free pass to the Prairie Consult A REALTOR First 2ft—MALE ar FEMALE l.akr Drive In Theatre for RFURNITURE RENEW — Y our Rouf! M ay we J. Jcffcoa L Exp. date D«c 8. CULLEN AND HARKEY 1*6 N Park Ava> Phona m i suggest n contractor. U t us WANTED— Part time man or Mather O f Sanford I960. arrangd a Home Owners Loan woman for early morning work 203 09 E. 1st SL Phona 127 IF IT IS REAL ESTATE in Sanfunl and Da Bary. Must Five room house with bath and to cov er your roofing job. ask Crumley 8 Monteith approximately thirteen acres of G REG O RY LUMBER o f San-, have car and be bonded Write Used furniture, appliances, tools, Phone 772 high hammock land. W. E at 117 South Park etc. Rought-sold. Larry’s Mart ford, 6th and Maple, Phone | ‘ ‘ Part Tim e” T. 0 . Du* 835, They k n ow Sanford. Fla. KuchhuU J r . f b . U5. !3 1 East I ul SL Phone 1451 3K2. McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS JM M Gifts for Him Unusual BALL REALTY And INSURANCE D6 Seminole Realty Gifts for Boys S*. Gifts for Boby iS ffi] VU AkT $179. ■UMBER A -i B U ILD IN G N t iD S - ■ ■ ■ ■ K 2 4 8 9 B CONCRETE P lP E m �Friday, November 30, 8 p Sta d ium SANFORD SEMINOLES vs LAKEVIEW Sponsors Presented Pep Club, dressed as Indians Majorettes, dressed as Warriors Bahd, dressed as Indians ernoon Parade Chief Seminole W ill Appear in fu ll regalia on a white horse Motorcade Leaves INDIAN PAGEAN T - Theme Every Passenger INSURED PHONE IF YOU WANT TIIE BEST . . . For Your F irorlti Name in WINE BEER or LIQUOR Y ou’ ll W ant CRAN E Radi# and Television Dealer for a— Radio Operated NORGE APPLIANCES Quality Plumbing Since 1817 379 ELM Phone 109 H O M ECO M IN G ! 219 8. Magnolia RADIO and APPLIANCE 118 S- Park Phone 29 Compliments A Wonderful Word For All Seminole High School Graduatea . . May Thla One Be The Best Yet! and Best Wishes SA N F O R D HOUSHOLDER BOAT W O R K S YELLO W CA B M ILLER ERNEST — FOR LUMBER and all your building needal Best Wishes To Tlie “Sanford Seminoles" For A Big Homecoming H O LLER M OTOR SALES County Judge John L- Bmmley. Owner Win, I.oae or Tie! Bent Wishes For Let’s Win Team ! Harold H. K astn er Homecoming "GOO D L U C K Pipe Co. McCracken Road Ph. 242 Be Wise. Economize ------AT - 1500 S. French A vs. Phone 1780 Warehouse Furniture Co. Phone 315 Retail Furniture At Warehouse Prices ’ 901 W. 1st St. Open F.venings By Appointment “ Commercial Printing At It’ a Finest” Phone 408 403 W. 1i With Beat Wishes For A Sanford Seminoles 1 1 1 W . ln t S i Bar and Pactage Store For Good Home Fuel Service CALL 155 STINSON KINLAW Manager and Co-Owner 1610 W. ISth St. Phone 9121 S T A N D A R D OIL Co. Earl Higginbotham, Agent BEST W ISH E S Homecoming For the life of Your Car • . , GO GULP- WARNER'S G U LF SERVICE STATION 101 E. let Ph. 9193-1662 From Compliments and Best Wishes W elcom e Home PRINTING CO Randall Electric The Seminoles JO N ES E L E C T R IC orfice Outfitter# SERVICE— QUALITY Here Since 1920 SATISFACTION CELERY CITY 115 S. Park Phone 340 112 Magnolia Are. Ph. 113 It’s Never Higher Progressive Printing Fine Homecoming 1 GOLDSBORO HOMECOMING GAME FELLOW S" Sherman Concrete AUTO PARTS, Attend The Seminole Enjoy KARLYLE HOUSHOLDER SECOND at PALMETTO We’ re With Ton, T eam - SA N F O R D 7or Good Entertainmen* Mack N. Cleveland Sr INSURANCE AGENCY R. J. Crumley Agent Atlantic Nat’l Rank Bldg. Phone 34 We. A t The Herald W elcom e Seminoles Know That It Takes Team Work B. b C. G R O C ER Y To Get A Job Done 311 E- Find St, 1303 SANFORD AYE. Phone 958 PHONE 560 Sanford, Fla. We Extend Our Sincere Beat Wishes To The Seminole High School Team and Pep Squad For A Big Homecoming COM E ON SEM INOLES! THE SEMINOLES For Building Supplies SEE And Mm From Sanford GOOD LUCK* 108 W. Flrat Street BEST WISHES TO THE SEMINOLES1 FROM G O RM LY- • H o tp o ta t) 216 Palmetto—Ph. 778 6th & Maple Phone 2862 Go! G o1 Go! SEMINOLES Sanford Seminoles “ Buildcm of Finer Homea” TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. WHOLESALE For Touchdown* See Odham & Tudor Inc. Fire Deparment SUPPLY GLEN GOEMBEL SERVICE STATION SU N O CO 300 S- Park — Phone 0143 �? £ r .T 4 v . »<I f I f f if t §> a n fa tb If m t ld AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER • v o l u m e XL v i i Established 1903 SANFORD^ FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOVEFBER 30, 1938~ Associated Press Leased Wire City Assured Capital Major Brown To Head 5 7 Red Cross Drive improvement Campaign Plans Discussed Today Indian Pageant To Be Presented *At Half-Time Show Chief Seminole will reign over ■ fantattlc pageant to b* preienttd by the Seminole High School Band and Pep Club during the Semtnole-Lakeview Half-time to­ night. During th* pageant the E n t ir e Held will be m aned with an array o f Indian regalia includ­ ing 41 decorative tom tnma, a large teepee standing IS feet In the air, a burning atake. smoke that w il bo uaed for the peace pipe formation, 41 bows and ar­ rows, an Indian chief on a pranelng horse, 10 majorettes In war­ rior costume and 00 members dressed In Indian costume. The hand and pep elub will enH e r the field playing Indian music while hopping through Intricate dance ateps. Upon reaching the 10 yard line they will form a bow and arrow. Then with the roll o f the tom toma the arrow will be shot from the bow. Aa Torn Stubblngs, who will pose as Chief Seminole, enters the field on horseback an Indian pantamine will be staged Including a dancb +by the Seminole High School • lla jo r e tta Corps. Acting aa chieftans win be Captain of the band J . D. Stone, Pep Club Drill Captalna Mary Ann Hall and Vallcrie Klrchhoff. After the Indian Pageant the group will form a letter " S " , the homecoming sponsors will be presented and Captain J. D. Stone will lead the band ami stu­ dents In singing the Alma Mater, t f e n r y Cason will announce the show over the public address sys­ tem. This is the final o f five tremendous spectacle* presented ■t half-tim by th e band and pep club. Miss Barbara Rohn Is spon­ sor o f the pep club and Ernest Cowley Is the band director. SHS Band To Be iln DeLand Parade The Seminole High School Rand will participate in the colorful Christmas Parade In DeLand Sat­ urday at 1:00 P, M. The band was commended by the DeLand Jaycees for their display In last year’s parade when the m ajor­ ette corps donned reindeer outfits and pranced up the DeLand Boule­ vard. When this Invitation was e x ­ p e n d e d to the band they were in­ f o r m e d that such an Impression was made on the public in last year’ s parade that the townspeo­ ple specifically asked for a re­ peat performance by the .18 piece marching group. This will mark ih* third parade the band has participated In this week. YOU HAVE MAJ. MOT G. BROWN (S taff Photo) Dawsons Represent County At Civil Defense Session lfa r jo r Roy O. Brown, l* k a Mary real astata man and retired Army m ajor, was named General Chairman o f the 1917 Seminole County Chapter, American Red Cross membership drive. Announcement o f the selection o f M ajor Brown to head the Im­ portant drive waa made by Frank Evans, chairman o f the board, at a meeting held this afternoon at the Sanford City Hall. M ajor Brown hat the distinc­ tion o f serving In three wart. World War 1, World War a, and the Korean conflict. He was In the U. S. Navy during the first world w ar and then received his commission in the U. S. Army in 1930. “ I eama up through the ranks,” he said aa he described the post be had held at Arm y In­ stallations throughout the world. The retired Major, who came to Lake Mary In 1914 from Michi­ gan, hstd adm inistrates positions In Washington, D. C. during World War 3 when he had charge o f terminating huge w ar con­ tracts with such firm s as Gen­ eral Electric and Western Elec­ tric at well at hundreds o f sim­ ilar Industrial organisations en­ gaged in the manufacture o f war goods. “ M ajor Brown It a wonderful gentleman,” Frank Evana said, this afternoon, “ and he has ce r-j talnly becom e aa asset to our country." The executive board and In­ terested citizens met this after­ noon to further the planning of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dawson at­ tended a meeting of Florida Civil Defense, Dlstlct Five, sup­ ervised by Mr. Fred Demotte of Daytona Beach, held at the Court Seminole House in Bunnell on Wednesday. membership drive In A. B. Peterson, Civil Defense Dir­ County. Here to advise the group and ector o f Seminole County, had re­ quested Mr. and Mr*. Dawson to talk over extensive plans were represent Seminole Copnty and the Donald Doyle, Field Representa­ tive for Central Florida and Gen. Director at this meeting. Eugen# V. Eider, volunteer wor­ Reports were given by repre­ ker assigned to fund campaign sentatives from the following work In this area. Counties: St. Johns, Flagler, Marlon, Clay, Orange, Brevard, and Volusia. Tim e was given to the discus­ sion of activities o f the State De­ fense Organization at Kissimmee By Mrs. Marian Joee* and Melbooume during the recent floods. Don Doyle, American O VIED O -M onday night, troop Red Cross, who was directly re­ No. 243 o f the Oviedo Boy Scouts sponsible for the relief o f the will enjoy a party and dance to people whose home* were Involv­ b* held at Sweetwater Park from ed. said that, as Kissimmee and 7 to 10 p. m. Osceloa County were unprepared The boys have Invited escorts for fo r disaster either through Red the affa ir snd * good time Is exCross or Civil Defense, the cost p«*cted by all. At Dawson Is the to Red Cross was $2500 while the]leader o f the Boy Scouts, previous proparation o f Rrevard County made the cost only $300 to cate for nearly twice as many families. He Praised the cooper­ ation o f Civil Defense workers, Sheriffs and their deputies, Flor­ ida Power and Light Co. work­ ers, who now according to Mr. Cole o f Orlando, carry Civil De­ fense cards, especially the State Patrol workers. Charles High, Consultant fori $400,000 Choir To Present Ordinance Annual All Music Approved Service Dec. 16 The Capital Improvement Pro­ gram o f the City o f Sanford waa assured this morning when the Board o f Sanford City Commitaioners at a special meeting called for 10 o'clock approved a bond ordinance bringing the city $400,000 to complete the 16 item LOOMIS C. LEEDY J R „ a representative o f Leedy, Wheeler It Allrman, Investment Bankers, dis­ cussing the 9400,000 Bond Issue for Sanford’s Capital Imprrvcment Program with City M a n a g e r Warren E.Knowles (cen ter) and City Attorney William C. Hutchison Jr. at this morning's special meeting o f the Hoard o f Sanford City Commissioners I.redy's bid for the purchase o f the bonds was accepted and Bond Ordinance approved. (S ta ff Photo) Parents, Teach ers W ill Particip ate In P -T A Program The Parent Teacher Associa­ tion o f Seminole High School will m eet next Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the school auditorium. A fter the regular business meeting a program will he pretented In which the teachers and parents wit! partletrate. W y f V Those attending will b* Tsparated into four groups, each with a discussion leader and a recorder. In these group* many topics will be discussed concerning the stu­ dent In the home, in the school and in the community. The publle It urged to attend at the meeting, according to P-TA officials, "w ill be a pro­ fitable one." Commission Suggests Bair As City Planner Fred Bair, secretary of the, Florida Planning and Zoning Com­ mission, o f Auburndale was ree-| ommended last night by the Zon 'in g 'a n d PIinning V’«m*w4-*a a lt .a the City of Sanford a- the con­ sultant to be employed by the city to train a local city engineer for future planning o f Sanford.' A number of city planners had been interviewed by the Zoning aodtPlanning Commission and o f, the number. Bair was chosen as BY MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS the best, according tn Hob nrown, 1 CAS8 ELBERRY — Voter* will chairman of the commission as express their preference for gar he explained action o f the hoard bngo nnd refuse efuse pick-up, on a up to the present. weekly or twice weekly b.sl. Bair was described as "down next Monday’. A low bid o f SI.10 to earth with a practical ap- per month pe fam ily, was subproach." mltted by the Ace Sanitary, Inc., The recommendation of the for onre a week service, and a Zoning and Planning Commission low hid o f $1.50 per month per was made at a Joint meeting with fam ily for twice a week service the Board o f Sanford City Com­ from Edwin C. I-ogue o f Ix>gue missioners. Garbage Service. Both firms At Collins, a member of the agreed to refund ten per rent of be taught to care for hintsclf,” Zoning and Planning group said tho fee’s to the town, for an exLieut. Weaver of th,- Florida! the State Department o f Educa-'H igh commented as he told the “ Rair appears to take what we perform ance bond-, carry liabili­ Highway Patrol told o f the train- ■Ron. told the Seminole County teachers at their regular meet­ have and build to It. Others seem ty insurance and use standard ing given his men to be prepared! Education Association last night ing o f a program proposed to the to work from setting out a pattern type equipment. with Ideas o f a hold in the c it y } for natural or war disaster, rs- that “ there are seven ba.sir needs State legislature fo r aguidance In the race for mayor, two new specialty the plans fnr evacuation i jn education ’ * . r . the. entire . . state . . he- later. Th* Zoning and Planning program fo names w.ll lie on the ballot, next year. Commission needs professional from the target city o f Orando, ,,, h o f ^ h a w e . , w *. for. ginning challenging Joseph I. Laird, for­ and the Firs Aid training o f he , dir, ctor o f edueatloa for Som e counties have guidance b*lp *° **,ow way to go.’ ’ mer mayor for two years and Red Cross He alio praised the fhl!dre„ m Dade program s now but find It quite1 L**- another member o f thr 1completing a tw o-year term as American Legion for their organl- County, immediate past president expensive to m aintain," he said. Zoning and Planning Commission | ,, -----alderman. His opponants are ration of aHighway Patrol nf th* council for exceptional High was introduced by Ed S " ” 1* ^ 'P - w * ar'’ ‘"ler-sted in ’jj Donald W. Willson and Joseph] Auxiliary. He called attention to the downtown area and we ne< .. — com m ittee chair-,. , , . . „ children .............. and received an ap- Christiansen, !> Ilryant. better cooperation; he need o f a Setter cooperation jntment from P rel|dent E l.cn- man. , ook In a wide open race for alder-! in pians with local sh eriff, and »h M rr, lh, Dr. J. B .rn ird Root opened last ,,0 " * rd FjvllIe- » n” ' h' r mem mayor ■s meVtine w l Z a devotion ^ °f Board commented that " » » ‘ "O-term always willing to give aid in advTs^r^teacher. r L 1°. ! "Bair I* the most logical and J""lu* J- Allen is the only one o, In I960. I and ^ lift . iM i . annrnacHincr fur’ ,,own down to need h elp I, o®rf candidates who form former transportation and communiea. . . - |Advent lo earth r «rw We nccti help ramUilates rrly Iff lidtatl lhe ha*ic need* for PP R |0 around iom P of our local. that office. O f the six opo f Christ and we H<State Director o f CIvU D efense,! education as: academic. problems that restrict us from punenle, Mr*. Mary lUlhitt, a Col. Tarkingtnn of Jacksonville morai,, ipIrituaLI‘ houid. ail be preparing our- grow ing." resident fog nineteen years, lays whn hit ffc*ntlv hf^n unotunipd vocation®! w d emotion®!. II® fiiu f * However, no definite action claim to being the town's first by the Governor a* State 'coord - i emphasis should he D u rin g t)v i business session o f w*s taken at last night’ s Joint clerk. Othersseeking office o f abler«' “ • ■ * " " w * "< j i c t u s s . , ; meeting. Commissioners helinved County representatives that they should talk with a n d ! man arc; William D. Bridge, •It I. „,im ,ml , . l (o r ,11 i f j w s - w U ’ S m w « w r l » * ■ m ^ . Z L S T a . ph .m rr. I » Ogden Reeves, Robert Scharpff, to their Commissiuners the nced| system wait opposed until Furmentally retarded children can (Continued on Page 3) fore taking any action at all. (Cnntino,id tin Page 3) ther study is given it. Dance To Be H eld Monday For Scouts 'oters To Express Choice For Refuse, Garbage Pick-Up M e n ta lly Retarded Subject Official Says 7 Basic Needs In Education Season O f Prayer To Begin Monday; Schedule T o ld wmmmmmmammmmamm To T ra in Engineer if h ■ The annual all music terrie* o f the First Presbyterian church will be a vesper hour worship at 5:30 p. m. on Dec. 16, It was a n . nounced by the Rev. A. G. M etnnls. Thla presentation o f the ChriaU i m at story sung by the Chancel p r e srs m . Lcedy, Wheeler A Allrman, In­ choir U ’ considered by many as a vestment bankers, o f Orlando will highlight o f the Yule season, it was said, and in the past has handle the bonds. The firm was represented at this morning's been a t t e n d e d by ov er-flow congregations. meeting by Loomis C. Leedy Jr. This year Mrs. Georgs Touby, An agreement, originally pre­ Minister o f Music, sty* the 33 sented at the beginning o f the members o f the choir who w ill turning was discarded when com ­ participate tn the candlelight missioners unanimously agreed ca n I service will sing 11 anthema that a five year plan for recall­ and ths usual responaei. ing the bonds should be adopted. There will be three organ num­ Commissioner Earl Higginbo­ ber* which Mrs. Touhy will piny tham offered the motion to ac­ and one o f the preludes will b « cept the bid o f Leedy, Wheeler It a piano-organ duet with Mra. Allrman “ and authorize the city Roy Mann at the piano. attorney to draw up the neccsMrs. Mann a t pianist alto wIR tary bond ordinance subject to Join in the aceomplmant o f one a i rhangoi to be approved by the the anthemi. attorney." Several o f the soloista o f the The bond ordinance will tie choir will sing portion* o f the tip all revenues from the Florida anthems and there will be on e Power and Light Company fran- number by the male chorua, anchlse agreement until the bond* ^other In which the xarozneo*, w0iews have been retired. ' are featured. Director o f Finance II. N. Stay­ The hour long service la th e er this morning estimated that atm o, phere o f a candlelit ehureh the bonds would be retired In ap- ,dda much to the true spirit o f proxim ate)/ nine y e a n at at tn- the season dedicated to the birth terest r ile of 3 32 per rent. o f Christ, It la said by thoaa w he Not until the agreement was have attended previous services* acceptable that all FP&L Co. franchise revenue* be used tol retire the bond* would the commlasionera agree to approve the I ^ M adrigal Singers . * bldiTo Entertain Rotary on the bond Issue received its firstreal objection from commissioner Ddvld Gatchel when he said "It seems as if we are being tied with our hands behind our barks.’ ’ “ I was thinking we could use the y- * „ (Continued on Page 3) • a *. I H O SD ltal • a # . b N O teS A f P n r ic h H n iic n n * ' U i l S l l • IU U J C Members of the Sanford R otary Club will have the opportunity o f hearing one o f Central F lori­ da's outstanding vocal grou ps next Monday noon when th* Madrigal Singer* o f Rolllna C ol. lege, directed by Robert H u fita d . er, will feature the program a r . ranged by Robert Lamont. In order that the singers m a y have the advantage o f good a counties, the meeting will be held •< the Parish House o f H oly Cross Episcopal Church. All Rrw tarlans are asked by elub presi­ dent Dr. Charles L. Persons ta make note o f the change o f l<v cation for this meeting. Nov. 29 Admissions: Elsie Faron <Denary) Doris Thomas (Sanford) Rlrths: Raby Girl Thomas Discharges: Rev. William P. Brooks 'Sanford) William Smith (Sanford) FOREMAN PLUNGES TO DEATH Bell* Minchew (Lake Mary) TAMPA U*—Brick* at the top o f Regina Roberts (Sanford) a phosphate silo gave way, pulled Sola Jones (Osteen) a scaffolding down and plunged a Anthony Kudlar (DeRary) foreman 70 feet to hla death yes­ Eugene Vann ( Sanfordi terday. Nov. 30 The victim was Dean Johnson, Admission*: 32, of Narletta, Ohio. The silo w at Richard Keogh (Lake Mary) at th* Tampa Ship Terminal. William Hollister 'Longwood) William Rennctt I.Sanford) Janies Jenkins (Sanford) Frank W oodruff (Dollary) Rlrths: Clearing and turning cooler to­ n.ihy Girl Faron day and tonight: low tonight 37* Visiting Ilnurs: Private Rooms, 44; Saturday fair and a little ll a. m. to 9 p. m .; Scm M ’ rtvute wanner. Itoonif, 2 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p. m . ; i ----------------------------------- ------ - ■ — Pediatrics, 1! a. m. to 9 p m J Parents snd Grandparents only; | Obstetrics, No visiting during] f.edln g o f babies. Private Rooms i II n. m. to 12 noon, 2 to i p. m .l anil 7 to 9 p. m „ Semi-Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p m. Weather Additional Local News On Page 3 Longwood Council Praised Muck Needed Water System In. Operation Re MARIAN JONES By MRS. RUTII l-AYO lem would result In econom ic, proud o f Ihe high quality o f her . full month of operation war O VIEDO— The Oviedo Baptist Longwuod’t Town Council, on los- to the town. On completion water, o f which many o f th e ! $3120 WMU w i l l not have i t s the ever constant alert for the In addition to th* im proved of the aurveys and recommenda­ state's communities can well be regular s c h e d u l e d Individual betterment o f their town, realiz­ envious of. A test run upon co m ­ water system the town council meetings or collective business ed in the summer o f 1953 that tions a rontrart was let to the pletion o f the project was o f have approved laying o f 15,000 meeting on th* first Monday, the the town waa faring an acute I.oynn A tlantic Company, a na- a four-hour duration and a better fee of new water main* In the usual date. Instead Monday starts water *shortilge a'nd “ th .T aVtlonItioni1 coneern of hl* h than 500 gallon per minute aver­ pail two years. AUo approximate­ the Season o f Prayer, time 4 to 5 had to be taken to advert such The new plant called for a new age _ _._w ___ was ____________ maintained. Th* old ly five miles o f new streets have p. m. the Nettie Faroe 11 Circle an emergency. c idht inch well, approximately, pump was in constant operation been opened and contemplation o f in charge. Thr council contacted the Stale *20 feet deep with eight inch at the same time and the water the paving o f Church Street is On Tuesday It will be held o f Florida Geological Department casing extending down 201 feet, draw down was only twelve Inch- now in progress. There hav# been from 10 to 11 a. m , the Katie requesting they survey the pres- 1Thr new pump to be a Layne M oYcr |hP period nd maintained _a __________ great many new home* con ­ Sue Circle In eharge. Wednesday: ent well. The State Health Do- Atlantic turbine pump with a 30 constant. The old well and pumps strurted on Ihe new opened the tlraa will be from 7:30 to partment alto assisted with their II. P motor and a w ater-output j,ave not been abandoned, nor \street as well a* on many o f Ihe 8:30 p. m., the Intermediate and many facilities. Services o f the o f 500 gallons per minute. The^wd| (hey, as the council Is follow- othets. "P rog ress," could well be Junior G A 't In charge. engireering firm o f Albert O’ equipment to ik-uvcr 100'.; ; u,e recommendation o f the called th* theme o f Longwood. On Thursday the time will be Neill, Orlando, were employed lo rated capaeily even though Ihe Insurance U n d e r w r i t e r s ,! Longwoodlte* can well be 10 to 11 a. m. again, the Pearl make a survey o f the then exist- ] l*ve* should drop^m any # view to further reduc- 1proud o f the town’ s adm inittraMartin Circle in charge; and on ing water supply and system and f*et lo the next decade. Th* to- lions in insurance rates. >tion of the past two years, mem Friday, 4 to 6 p. m. the Mary advane. Us recommendations for tal cost of Ih* com plete project Not only producing more th an , bert being, R. C. Carlton. Pres, Ihe expansion o f supply. Keeping 10 be approximately $6,000. Lawton Cirri* in charge. adequate water supply the new nf the Town Council; Samuel A large attendance is urged. in mind that the continued! The program has now been zystein provides a great financial Johnson, Chairman of the W ater ' inic o f the circles have plan growth of the (own would warrant, completed and in operation Long saving to the (own in operational Dept.; James Ksiler, Chairman o f d a private Christinas party, remedial action and should b e ; wood hat ample water supply and cost. Whereas, the old system IStreet Dept.; H. 3 Lew Arnold. preceded power bill averaged Chairman Building. P la y g n u a d AN OVIEDO FUND DRIVE will get underway soon to provide caps and equipment for the Oviedo . . . by. a short business adequate for lh« needs o f the sufficient for normal population electric |B High School Band. The band, shown above, appeared in Sanford z Annual Chriatmaa Parade Wednet- j meeting for Ih* following week town for some year* hence as growth for aoma years to come. $138 50 per month In th« past the and Parks; and John Ream s, * * d a r afternoon. (S ta ff Photo* 'T h e** will be announced later. , any other approach to the prob- i Also, Longwood can be very]new system* cost for the first Chairman o f Finance. m r ! •f1 � 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, November 29, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/573bc3f90a303100d75d75a6c6da89ba.pdf b4574a2f76d298e0287644717affc3f6 PDF Text Text - Jhe vsM} hoard oft tfJuuAimaA SeqinA at home! 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Honors Former Members At Meal Tfc* first fcomeeomtaf dinner m i given by tl# Seminole HI*h Jhfaoel Bind Association in honor of the auoclaUoo'a form er mem* ben. P a st members attending' were ax-president Peter Bttkur. Martin Otlnecipher. and Mra. J . W. Du*, gar. Other members were Mrs. Wade Garner, M n. S. A. B. Wil* keraoa, Mr. end M n . Herman Morris, M n. Martin Sllnecipher and Mr. and M n. S. P . Engebret- "Oid Man Weather” virtually laid a raraet of white for Santa Claus to arrive on this afternoon for the Annual Jaycec-Merchants Association Christmas Parade. Sanford was glimmering in froat early IhU morning whieh wae, at first, expected to chill parade vlewera this afternoon who line the aldewalks and street! along the route of the gigantic mile, and-a-half spectacle featuring U bands and a double-score of ftoata. However, by mid-morning the sun had displaced the froat and temperature! rose rapidly to as­ sure a mild and pleasaM afternoon for the annual Christ maa parade festivities. Thousands were expected to be in Sanford this afternoon soon a fte r schools close at 2:30 to witness what Tommy McDonald, chairman of the Jaycee Christ­ ina* Parade Committee tegmed "Sanford's biggest and best pa­ rade in Its history. Every detail haa been cleared ^Following the covered d!»h sup­ per, plana for the barbecue to be held Saturday at •:*> P. m. at the Elks grounds were discussed, Red Cross To Plan with M n. A..D. Rountree presid­ ing. The association is sponsor­ Fund-Raising Drive ing the barbecue Jointly with the Elks Club as a fund raising pro- A t Session Friday Ject for purchasing musle and in­ The Seminole County Chapter strum ent repain. of the American Bed Cross be­ A welcome wa* extended to the gins . Us fund-raising plans thla U rm er band parents by Andnw week In Sanford. A Red Cross campaign fund B neken, SHS principal. A shot discussion of the ppare- organisational meeting of Semi­ Uon of the band by band captain nole County Board of Directors ) . D. Stone, U t Lt. Irm a Corley, haa been set for Friday, Nov. 30 a t 3 p . m. in the commissioner* and Snd L t Smith was heard. A surprise honor sr*« extended room of the city hall. Donald Doyle, Red Cross Field to bandmaster E rnrst Cowley snd his wife when the association Representative for Central Flori­ presented them with a three-tier- 1da, together with Gen. Eugene V. ed bon-bon dish in honor of their Elder volunteer worker assigned to fund campaign work in this fe o n d wedding anniversary. area will attend tke meeting Doyle will brief the group in fund campaign techniques and 'Universal Credit procedures. All workers utready assigned, C ard ' Is C au gh t and all of those intnrcaUd In Red work throughout Seminole In Use Last N igh t Cross County are urge! te to present The "unlvenial credit card” for the meeting. was caught in uie on Highway Groundwork for the February 17-02 last night the Sheriff's of- and March fund campaign will he a reported this morning laid at Friday'* meeting with And because of i t Paul Hinting Important information to eomplet* 23-year-old white youth of 12 Elma successful campaign passed on St., West Lebanon, N. H.. Is in to all of those who ttend ac­ the Seminole County Jail eharged cording to looal officials. with petty larceny and no drirers Friday's meeting Is th-s first license. get-together since- isst week's Deputy Sheriff Ed C o w a n meeting at whieh campaign work­ caught Harding taking gas from ers were named for the 1357 heavy equipment used In the 17- drive. 02 highway conatruction last night. The five-gallon can and -gfece of hose were practically Social Security new, seemingly bought for the purpose, reported the sheriffs Service Offered office. A representative of the Social The five-gallon can .vas practi­ Security Administration District cally full of gai when taxen from Office In Orlando will be at the recreation bldg.. Fort Mellon Harding. "Had the Deputy been a minute Park In Sanford on Friday, Dee. la te r the gasoline taker would 7. Friday. Dec. lt^and Friday Dee. have gotten away,” D e p u t y 21. between the hours of 9:30 a.tn Sheriff James Singletary said and noon. This service I* made available tfp'.-t morning. to those who wish to apply for Harding was taken into custody Old-Age snd Survivors Insurance as he attempted to get away In benefits, social security account We Ford automobile about six numbers, or obtain information miles south of Sanford. about the Social Security program. up and everything la in readiness for the walling of oatrol car si­ rens to sta rt off the gala parade at 4 o’clock. Floats have been completed, costumes readied, and everyone anxious to Join in the long lineup that will move through the down­ town section for a complete hour between 4 and S o’clock. Headed by a Florida Highway Patrol c a r and followed closely by patrol cars from Sanford Fo­ lk* Department and tha Seminole County Sheriffs Department, both city and county commlsiiooers will see the parade off to a good start a s they become the first part of the parade. Seen this afternoon In tha huge lineup of bands and marching groups were the Stftson Univer­ sity band with drum majors and majorettes stepping high to mu­ sic, Florida Military Aeademy band and marching unit, Seminole High School, Winter Park School, Leesburg High School, Boone High School of Orlando bands. There were also bands from Crooms Academy, Sanford Junior High-Pinecrest S c h o o l , Oviedo High School, Lyman High, and DeLand High School Twenty small floats manned by children from Seminole County Schools intermingled with larger floats entered by High Schools, Clvio organizations. Churches, and business houses. Of eourse, delighting children mostly was Santa Claus In his North Polo regalia as be gayly waived to children along tha route. Sent* arrived In all of the splendor such a noted guest de­ serves. Premier Ben-Gurion Urges Nations To Stop Nasser Heavy Frost Falls Sanford Churches Are Making United Appeal For Blood Estimates of damage from the cold wave whieh struck the San­ ford vegetable growing area vary A West Coast man's leg and with temperature* reported from hip were shattered last fall by 22 to 34 and a heavy froat blaa- an accidental shotgun blast while kiting all of Central Florida. hunting with his friends Before Sandy Anderson, manager of he could leave th# -hospital, thla the Sanford State Famere Market man waa given 34 pints of blood said that “ In my opin:oa the and three pints of Mo.i-1 plasma. frost and 34 degree tsmperatura There was no way he could have in Sanford will clean out beans, obtained this quantity of blood cueumben, eggplant, a« a mat­ except through a large-seals ter of fact all of our tsnder crop.” Mood procurement program. At tha last meeting of tha "The hardy crops,'’ said San­ dy Anderson, "won’t bo hurt.” Seminole County Ministerial AtHe explained these would Include ■delation It was decided that a cabbage, ctlsry, green onions and cooperative effort should be mad* tosrard establishing blood bank others. accounts for the churches of Randall Chase at Chase and Sanford. W h i l e some few Company said "Beans and tander churches have established blood crops including eggplant and pep­ bank accounts most of these pers will bo hurt pretty bad. need replenishing. Chase tald, however, that cabAfter the need for a large-scale bage, celery and hardy crop* "are Mood procurement progrsm was In good ahape—the cold will oven graphically presented by tha Rev. do them a little good.” A. G. Mclnnls, a committee was Roby Lain* with the J. C. appointed by the association Hutchison k Co. said "The cold president, the Rev. Milton A. waa pretty bad. Wyatt, to plan, publicize, and "We've bed reporte from the promote the United Chureh Blood Ztllwood area.” Lain* said, "but Appeal- The Rev. David Carntflx the temperaturek weren’t too uni­ and the Rev. Robert Spear were form. Temperatures were from appointed with the Rev Mclnnls who serves as chairman. 22-27,” he said. The first 'Blood Donor Day’ has " It’s hard to say what the dam­ age will be, It’s a little too early been s4t for Tuesday Dec. 11 at to estimate. We had tea over there the F la t Presbyterian Otunrh in fZellwood) last Friday and frost Sanford. Saturday with very little dam­ age.” Storms Continue Lain* said, "The cold weather this morning didn't 1? any good.” To Sween Western It wee also reported, said Lain*, that temperatures dropped China Sea to 27-22 tp the southern port Of MAJuiA (ft— Hundred* of J* the state with a pr*t,y heavy slan seamen srere missing and frost in all areas Moat tsnder the crew of an American freight­ things were h u rt he (aid. e r wae reported abandoning R. C. Hetsel with the American ship today as storms continued Fruit Growers said that "beans to sweep the South China Scs and were pretty well picked over but the Western Pacifte. what waa left «M tamaged by Globe Wireless Intercepted a this morning’s low tem peratures, message from the 8 292 to n and fro st" | freighter Charles E. Dant sayTh* temperature around tha *°g the captain had ordered his American Fruit Groweri office on 44 crewmen off In Llngayen the West side registered 29*v to gulf, on th* wast coast of Luson SO this morning, Hetsel reported. Island. "Over In this mock area of The U. S. Navy ship M> iklngun 2 Teams Clinch Berth In Peanut Bowl Game t J J j f S & tM t B w iS i s p . p v DE BART BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT: planting trees end shrubbery la a landscaping project sponsor*, by tha De Bary Garden Club. (From left to right): Mrs. John M. Byre, chairman of the beautification committee; Mr*. Telman Van Arsdale of her committee and M n. Theodora B. Broome, president of the club. (Staff Photo) ★ ★ New Post Office M a l e n k o v Is Said. Area Landscaped To Be In Budapest By Garden Club 25,000 Hear ’Prayer For Day' BUDAPEST CD— Former Sovlstj Prem itr Georgl Malenkov was- By Mary Fowler DeBary—"This Is a happy mo­ ment." described Mri. Theodore B. Broome, president of the De­ Bary Gsrden club as with Mrs. John M. Byrn, chairman of the beautification group ami Mra. Talman W. Van Arsdale of her rommtttee, she directed the planting of two huge cocos plumos* in front of th* new post office “Since the day that we plaeed a -,uce In th* old | j s * Aifleo bliUdIng staling that these Interested In forming a Garden club in De­ Bary would please meet with us In the civic building • and 9t women accepted - there haa been most Intelligent cooperation with all committees In studying how to make DeBary more beautlTul. "This year W# decided on an ambitious project; th at of land­ scaping the n e w post office grounds. With the help of the Hidden Lake Nursery and A. D. Rountree supervising the plant Ing. we feel our Investment of $ t« Is going to pay off In beauty vJS S ' «• ...........W " and contentment, plus the attentlon that it will get from North­ l„ r . of o v .r I . houM." I Z 'n Z ern visitors approaching o ir vll"The leaf erop. are pretty well pine, to Taeoma, Wash., ihl'ted burned up from tha cold, said in k „ .v* ,.«■ * H tfl| Hope dwindled for hundred, of The ladle, posed with shovel. In most reporting areas it w as 1Malar and Chinese fishermen *n(1 ath*r InvpeHntenU but too early this morning to estimate missing off th* east coast of M a-, gratefully handed over the heavy the damage suffered from the lays aa mors bad w eath er'"01* *° RounMee and hl» asfrest and low temperature*. Most1grounded British AirFore* planes | 'iMants and watched the plantgrowers were sr.U tnj on the sunand kept royal ravy ships out of severini.s cuph*a, pittisporum, to detsrmine what damage might the area. have been done. A gale early Monday smashed holly canlssa, podocarpus ami On both the east and west sides 80 fish traps off lohorc State. Surinam cherries In attractive of Sanford a heavy whit* fros Uuilt of pole* driven In deep wa­ dusters around the new edifice. fell and remained toe long ter and fitted with nets, the traps periods during calm. each had up to a half doten men Leafy plente seen from the living in small huts on them, highways, i t 10 o'clock this mornJohore police said between 200 . . , .. . . h Ing were showing signs of wilt snd 300 men - "maybe more or F ,lr , "d “ co,d ,onl,lh, end damage. | loss”— ware believed missing. | Thursday fair and warmer. JERUSALEM. Israeli Sector (It —Premier David Ben-Gurion ap­ pealed to the world today to "stop Nasser now." Likening the Egyptian Presi­ dent to Hitler, he said methods applied by Egyptian authorities In expelling stateless Jews and depriving many other* of Egyption citizenship clearly recalls methods used by the Nads. Ben-Gurion told .Parliam ent a number of Egyptian cars captur­ ed in Sinai tor* the swastika marking and that an Arable transition of "Mein K a m p f was found in the baggage of a number of Egyptian offleeri taken prison­ er by the Israelii. H« presented a resolution. Im­ mediately adopted, expressing ‘‘profound shock at atrocities per•petrste*! agaio.t the J*w« of Egypt by the Egyptian military Junta and that country’s dictator, who is trampling Into th* dust the right* of men.” Frederic C. Murray, director of year; t h * Industrial S<-wing The resolution was supported by deputies of all parties except Adult and Vocational Education Courses; the Ceramics and Art for Seminole County, -spoke to (.lasses; and the buainess educathree Communists. members of the Pilot Huh si tion course* whieh are taught by their meeting held in th* Yacht Mrs J. P. Hall. It is planned to Club Isst night on the value and start publlr speaking classes, Span­ Mental Health Importance of Adult Education. ish and Telegraphy as well as "A person 1* never too old to home sewing and decorating Assn. Lauds C B S learn”, declared Murray at he course* in the future. The National Association for In closing Murray praised th* Mental Health has announced that pointed out tha various programs It will present an award te th* offered In the adult education field, people of Seminole County end Columbia Broadcaiting System which are designed to create in­ said that he hoped to continue for "outstanding service in the telligent an well informed citi­ in his chosen profession "right here in Sanford, then retire here zens, regardless of age. ®Two teams have clinched a played In order to detc-mine the fight against mental Illness” and The Diversified Cooperative in this lovely city”. particularly for Its production of berth in the Peanut Bowl game winners In the school's compctiTraining Program which has been Murray was Introduced by Mr*. slated to be played In Ssoford lion for Peanut Bowl Honors, I OUT OF DARKNESS, th* tel*- Instituted la the Seminole High Nancy Brock, education chairman •n Dec. 7 In the Sanford MemorThe winners weren’t deei led j vision program dealing with ‘nen- School for the first time this year, for th* club. A vie, president of U1 Baseball Park. until next to the last game "be- : tal Illness. has attracted three girls and 10 the Florida Adult Education As­ The team of Mra. Sybil R iu tb . cause the play has been so close The film was shown to a local boys thus far, stated Murray. He sociation and treasurer of the room at Sanford Gram m ar School and the competition so keen," j audience at the Episcopal Parish explained that the students attend Seminole County Education. Murhouse on Nov. 4 by the program school during the morning hours, ray. a graduate of Nebraska won the first berth in the Peanut said lieckenbach. Bowl lineup. i Today's seore for the Seminoles clulrm in. Mn A. R Key, of and work at their chosen voca- State Teachers College, cam* to Thij morning, shortly at-er 11 was made by Gary Bishop when ' the Seminole County Assn, far tlon during the afternoon for which Sanford In IMS a* director of o’clock, th* Seminole* of Mrs he completed the touchdown on Mental Health. they r* ccive a remuneration com- Veterans Education. He served ■vbert Richards room at Sanford a three-yard pass from Butch So great was th* popular re­ parable to any beginner's pay.' five years In the U. S. Army and sponse to the first TV showing of (reantm ar School defeated the R uer. Pointing out that adult educa- was discharged as a captain, Black Hawks of Mrs. Alice Grants Next Thursday, th* Sanford OUT OF DARKNESS on Mar. 18 tion Is on the upgrade in Semi-< Mrs. Sue S. Stevenson presided room to clinch a spot in the bowl Grammar School will stage a that CBS presented it twice again nole County, Murray said there over tha msetlng last night and gigantic Peanut Bowl parade —er Apr. 23 snd Nov. 2S. lineup next week. ire now 193 whit* students and 2d reminded members that Saturday, Tb* score in this morning's through downtown Sanford in "The past few years have seen negroes attending vocational clas- Dec. 1 la "Pilot Club Day" for game between th* two sixth grade which the Seminole High and a tremendous increase in public sea while there are 123 white and manning- tha Salvation Army teansa waa 7-0. Junior High School bends will awareness of its No. 1 health 100 negro studunt* taking adult Kettles . Each team at Sanford Gram- piny, problem — menial Illness,” Sir. education courees. I Mr*. Ruth Scott, a director of m ts School, said Harold HtckeuTwo stops will be made along F. Barry Ryan, president of Among the programs being of- the Seminole County TB Assoback, principal t t tha school, has the rout* of the parade for the NAMH. said. "Much of th . credit fered In adult education and voca- elation, and a former member of played 19 games against their op cheerleader* and majorettes tn for this should go to CBS and tional training, Murray listed the 'the Pilot Club, spoke briefly on (Qnanu. demonstrate their agility and to Dr. Frank Stanton, Its presi- Railroad Training program which behalf of th« Tuberculosis AssoLa iB, 449 gams* have been, poisa. was attended by U peeoaa Uus, cutioa and urged all members t* i dent.” » * Weather Value O f Adult Education Told participate in the program by "sending In your checks for the Christmas Seals; by giving blood to th* blood bank aqd by having chest X-raya made when th* Mo­ bile Unit Is In town” . Announcement was made of the Christmas party which will be held on Tuesday, Dee. 11 at 8:30 p. m. Members* families are in­ vited to attend the party. Each member wa* reminded to bring a toy, gift wrapped, to be turned over to the Elks Club's Commun­ ity Christmas Tree. Mrs. V0I1 Lambertson, public affairs chairman, volunteered to attend a supper meeting of USO representatives to be held Thurs­ day evening at Jim Spencer’s Restaurant. The Pilot Club fu r­ nishes hostesses two nights month­ ly year round at Iho local USO Center with Walter 1. Carter serving this year as chairman of the committee. An appeal was read from th» White Cross Services in Orlando, for used sheets to be sent to th* hospitals In Africa. For a number of years the Pilot Cub has par­ ticipated in this project. Thera were 21 memberi pre­ sent at th , dinner and progam meeting. Tickets for the club's annual Hospital Benefit Card P a r­ ty which will be held in th* Mayfair Inn on Jsn. IS were dietribut*4 ha kLrt H. Je ftwaaao*. AAA I I ment of Russian-installed Pre­ mier Janos Kadat. An excellent source, who asked not to o* quoted by name, said. More than 23,000 calls were raMalenxov now a deputy Soviet | corded on the "Prayer F or the premier, arrived tn '.he Hungarian &ay" .service here In Sanford, capital. Nov. 23 j according to the Rev. Phillip This source said it was M a l e n - L u t h kov who advised Kadar to change.clJ n ® 8 ed“«mer his lenient attitude and resort’tol lJ*v ,* 'ed *'*• flgwwg thl# Harsh measures against still warn,nI. striking Vung.-rlt* worker# The estimate that more than • This v < explanation given ***** be,rd fop Kadar's two shnrp speech**1!, Fof. •• • broadcast Sunday and Mon-lay in (/?!“*mum 0DV tbe R«vwhich he reversed his former ,?!m in n ,!l1nd th»t conciliatory attitude 'n confer r w 1 0,0 thousand* ences with leaders of the w orkers'. . orc "*.7 an accurate count of council of Greater Budapest. ! ,he " umbcr of ealN made to th* Although Kadar has Vstcd ex T !* 1,*;* , '.nc° An<- »• t**” »valU pllclty that he will add only "non- _ .’ _ _ partbans" to his presently 1"0 _ T„ P r ,F, r For The Day Is a per cent Communist government,' f.u c **rv*^* made available to he conferred yesterday fur three, ,i™‘® ^ ho f#el ‘he ne*d *°r • hours with Bela Kovacs, secrc-1 "J°.'?cnt • " * * from ‘he cares tary general of the Smallholders of. U,e f7 0rI,,‘ , merely asks the tlc„ t . .. Phone operator lor 1928 and a 30. „ . u wHhouk Kovacs. who spent more th a m______ ^ o n d prayer „ M heard seven years In Russiar. prisons |n|rrffrpne0 from outjiJ# j‘n"™ and Is irobahly the only person t(lCM the Hungarian pea.vntry would The service U available 24 hours accept is their leader had been, hotl„ „ (lay with _hc £' ™ a minister of .tat* In Imre Na- ch, nged „„ lhn lutotna„ e y * o v * r V " * n t awer service once each day. wh^ ' h^ Ro“ Un‘ overthrew. | No mfntlon of tfh,trcj, ^ a . What Kadar dHcture.l with ,|on Ia made on thfl , recorded K°Although au V T ’l l " c b:, T which 1. voiced by the Smallholdersa;fune-1 P'«*er Rev. Ph||,|p Su ,ho ,, Uoned for only . f.w day. during , public |erv|c# th lt are £ Nagy a brief regime a'**r being erin*,- t M P u ta f gehU nm etL Inactive during the long Comma- ..#nd hooe |ha, more £ nU tenure in Hungary, the parly mon> of 0ur rri, mlj tflrmi!!hout undoubtedly would iv the moat the s «nfnrd area will take ad. powerful In the country If free vantagP of th# opportltQlty ,0 1-a electlorr were hs'J . | j .. Smallholder politicians bell.ve| The automatic answering ser­ in .! Malenkov advise 1 Kadar notiV, „ on wh!ch ,hf ..p “ Fop to tolerate the ex'itcncu of other Thc I)ay-. ,a rccor,,0i| „ ma,,# politicol piirtles until tlm "l[,,n*j possible Ihrough a leas-* with Iho garlan Socialist Workers party, " ; Southern Ucll Talcphotvi and K«dar s new ( ommunln party Telegraph Co. much atronger. * *________ Man K ilh Bobcat 'Porky' Oliver Is Tuecdav In Swamp In„ n Snnford Today . „ , , . . A 20-pound bobcat was killed Torlre' Oliver, playing pro fo r i,ate y„ u rd .y afternoon in tha h# Sfayfalr Inn around the golf- Tjlk(, M(mr()e Sw J(11. off Ing rlrcle* of the nation tincH wc<t street last December was In Sin ford to-1 r K U p *who |lveJ , hp day for , brief one hour .lay „ i(, , hat h. hat be<!n ..|etlp |f Oliver, at the Mayfair Inn track,.. of the heffy an|m a, and Country Club and Golf Course decided yesterdsv to foljow them, hi. morning was on hi* way to | saw M h ,he m |||l anr) ,h# West Palm Reach to take part hi; female playing an open field.” the tournament there. | F.re Haiti nn ha (tliplayrti the bob* Apparently pleased with th e ;cat tic(l l0 hU blcyt.|e h a n „ ph, rJ> excellent condition of the May-' Tho feinale wa, killed with ena fair Inn Golf course, Porky Oily- a rif]# lhot tbrougtl u ,, head l t e r posed for Th* Sanford Herald a distance of about 50 yards, pictures Just before leaving for i > r r , a j , | th . West Palm Beach tournv “ More than likely the male la ment. „ around.” said Lee. "and I'll get He will he hack In Sanford for b|m i^f.,,-,. |ong » the Mayfair Inn'* $13,000 PGA Lee explained that he waa us­ °P«n ln D u m b e r, ing a toll action rifle wh’rh wasn't quite quick enough to get ,hoth of th* animala a* they played In the openway, "I've seen only three bobcat* la my life.” he said, "and thla is ona of them.” Additional Local New s On Page 7 �AJkP • OUR FINEST QUALITY WHOLE KERNEL Golden Corn 2 23c HEARTY AND VIGOROUS Our Own Tea1™ 89c .‘SUPER-RIGHT’ TENDER PMNCI IAIMCT m and Princoss Grace of Monaco enjoy an evening out In Monte Carla aj they attend the opening of a new motion picture room. The couple recently returned from a two-month itay in the United Statea with the family of the former actrasj. They will remain at their palace In their Uny principality until after the birth of an heir soma time In February. (International) •zilzh aza aa rlf* In Um bupptta1 at the operation T 4 6-lb. to Average ----------------------B y B E N N E T T C IR F ----------------------WI KIND o r KID I liked to have on a team I was man­ aging,” m a t's Leo Durocher, "reported late one fall after the pennant race was settled. To test his metal I put him In to pitch with the icore tied In the eighth inning, the bases full, and 8tan Muslal at bat Take It In stride, son,’ I told V Vs ^ him, 'and get the ball over »■— the plate. Any questions?' IY W C "The kid kicks away a \ y l / \ If l pebble or two on the mound S s IV\fp/ “ * \ slowly and says, 'Just one m thing, Mr. Durocher, I got JB the hiccups. Can you do i 7 1 something to frighten me?” ' \ \ / ______ A T THE OLD HOME TOW N By STANLEY -JtAW AVLFtfS c e l e b r a t e ! J Nobody has felt the effect of big television quiz shows moro than tho doctor* and nurses in the childrens' ward of a city hospital. Kids with con­ tagious diseases won't stand for "Quarantined” signs any long­ er. They demand—and get—placards reading "Isolation Booth.’ O UN, by Dtnnell Carf. DlttrlbuUd by Kin* F utures Brndlrata. 1T1S LIKE OLD TIM ES ! *< V/E'RE* HEAD OVER HEELS 7 IN D EBT A W N !• ,---- 1 “SUPER-RIGHT* HEAVY WESTERN STEER B E E F Rib Steak "SUPER-RIGHT* W ESTERN LEAN PORK "SUPER-RIGHT’ LEAN MEATY SPARE RIBS CRISP CARROTS YORK APPLES BIG SWEET JUICY FLORIDA FRESH GREEN ICE nERG '-v. ANN PAGE Legal Notice IV THU t lin - l.I T COURT OF T ill: NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IV A M I KIIK OUNIVOLK COUNTY. FI.OHIDA. IV I'll AVCKNY. VO. lilslnt filed h«r*lh. and to a»r»a « copy tharanf upon P lain tiff’, .at­ torney An or tutor* iho Ith <l«v of D*rrmber, A D . Ill*, other wlea • Decree I’m t'onfraao will l.« *nt«rond oil apalnal you tho rollon prorood IliiWARIJ K ITN ni.C TO N YVONNE PBNDI.KTON, P lsln tlfto m AnoAnKT a . ern rA o n im Y and WU.YRALL N. U riU iA D IIIiltr. nofondonfa 1I0TICR OF F O R U tM ill ML OALIJ N olle* I- hrroby (Ivon (hot lh« kn dtr.lgn.-l oo I’lrrk of lha about alyln.t Court nnil In trrordanao Willi Iho I-iwe o f Iho Hlal* of F lorida mode and provided w ill e t l l iv> o'clock A. M, on Novambar III, HIS, o«ll at publln outcry to tho hlsh oit blddtr for co«h. to tbo hlohMt and b*<t biddor for cooh, of tbo front tour »r th* Court 1fo.io— In on for Konilm.lo County. Florlod at Hanford, F lori­ da- proporly olluato. Irina an.l balng In Homlnnln Couoty. Florida, Wore particularly dracrlbod oo fo llo w ,: Lota 1 | and 1* Block *•»*, PRARL I.AKF IIR inilTS, orrordlna In olaf thereof ao ran.r.lrd In l-lal Itook I, uaao TT. I-ubtlo llnror.lo of Honilnolo fo u n ly . Florida. •a id oaf* and Hilo aotlra w ill bo • n.l I, mod* purouant to Final !»*err# n( Fororlooura ontor-1 In cao* aumbor olylod a* obovo uoa*. n H. Iforndnn. Clerk of lh - Circuit Court Cllen F f.-horpo, Jr, r . o. noo i«* Orlando, Attorney Florida for P lelntlffa Tlir. HTATK o f FLORIDA TOt • I parte WITNKHB MY bond nnd offlrlol Krol nl Hanford. Hernlnul* County, Florida, llil* l*tli day o( Notoinb«r, A. D l • / O. I*. Ilorndon riork of tho Circuit Court Hamlnole t'ountr. Florida IKKAI,I Oor.lon V. FrodorlrV Altornor for .Plaintiff WARWICK CHOCOLATE COVERED A&P FROZEN I*, u ii..« a h 2u| North I’ark Avtnii* Hanford. Florida* COMPLETE STOCK In lb* I oort of tk* Conatr Judge. SOMlaolo t'ooaly, Florida, la I'rakofr, In rot ll.ln lr •>( LILLI R IIKNHKIIHON HOIIINHON, •loo Known aa LILLI1I llLNl->LUt>>.N AI.UKIIT Dacooood. Ta All Ctodllara and I’oiooaa H o l­ la* llalaaa or Uraaooda A salaat bold ■a tatoi Y-.u and oarh of you ara lioroby notified nn-l t*.iuliad to proooot any claim* and itomanda which you, ur either of you, may hat-* apalnat tho oalata o f LHJ.ILl IIUNDKItSON ROBIN HON. alao know n aa LILLI t ItENDKKh.-N ALHKKT. docoaard lain of oald County, to tho I'oooly Judco of HKMINOl.i: t’ounly. Florida, ol hla uflf.-o In tho court buuoo of ...Id County at Hanford. Florida, w ithin eight calendar montho front tho lim a of the (Irat publication of tblo nolle*. Koch claim or demand ohatl bo In writing. and ehall atoto tka place of raaldonc* ond pool offlca attdroaa of Iho claim ant, and ahull ho oworn t-> t>y lh* . I .liuani, agent, attornoy, and any ouch claim .-r domond not oo fllod ohall l.o void Annl* Loo Thornton Ao admlnlolrolor of th e lieU ta of Lilli* Haodaroon • Rohlnaon. alao known a* LUII* H*nd*rooa Alb-rt. MAItltlAIL L. FIHUL. whoar -lac* taoldtai a la unknown. _ A Hwurn Complaint havin' bo*n filed o g eln tt you In th* Circuit Court In *n.l for Hamlnol* County. Florldo. In Chancery. for Divorce, * tl'lo of *ald action holng ULORilr. IVSI FISCL. J R . P lain­ tiff. VO M ARK ,All. f. FIHEU D .f.n ■ant, three pr*o*nta ar# to rati** and IL XT. W ira. Ally. rtnulra you to file your enawor or I*, a It.* MU otb«r pleading*, U any, in the Com- Banjoul, Florida. of IONA SLICED OR HALVES deccaaad SH O T G U N SH ELLS . * 22 RIFLE Imperial Refineries Station 13th & Park A&P FROZEN BABY Sanitary N abisco Genera! Insurance Napkin* k its For Cooking it Salads H. JAMES GUT AGENCY TUXEDO COAT of nubby b«lgo and brown twoad with natural lynx la a model from Originals'* winter collection. Tbo lynx collar la deep and aquared In back. A m our's S lar Armour's Vienna Armour’s S t a r Armour’a Star 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT Eclbeek JAMES R GUT T » �★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ r e p / e /v/s h ro a p b tv/rp r a n d s e m tp y QUANTITY RIOHTS RESERVED ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ to tv / ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ FINER - - I ALWAYS SHOP AT WINN-DIXIE FOR FAMOUS BRANDS QUALITY — LOWER PRICES — PLU S--------------- - "* s a r TO P VALUE S TA M P S YOUR GHOIOE - FAMOUS QUALITY U N IT O NI Chase & Sanborn •i-M OR PRICKS OOOO THRU SAT., DIC. lit Preserves Arrow 2 Liq. Trend 24-oz Jar A M A ZIN G NEW DETERGENT - WHITE l-L B A s t o r C o ffe e DEEP SOUTH STRAW BERRY^ 39 V A C PAK CAN HOMOGENIZED ALL VEGETABLE C Lge Pkgs DETERGENT FAMOUS 2 2 -o z Can 53 L IM IT ! WITH WHITE HOUSE STQKELY GOLDEN o r m o r e fo o o o r d e r ORE AM ST\ LE APPtt 2 303 Cans Cano 8-12 LBS A V O HALF n A i r OR vjk WHOLE nnuLC NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED ^ EAT-RITE BEEF ^SALE HFAX/V Artcrx ~ ____ ___ P t fc fc heavy a g e d c o r n f e d beef TENDER FLAVORFUL Chuck Roast H A M S * * SUNNYLAND lin iE PIGGIES » ■ • ! » « BO AST LEAN stew b e e f FRESH PORK SAUSAGE BOSTON BUTT ROAST TRUFLAVOR CORNED BEEF BRISKET FRESH PORK Oa/iPem f/zcdfi ■s PROOUCE 7R- GR- HAMBURGER 3 m V$|l . wno u WITH FROSTY FROZEN FOODS MEALS IN HALF THE TIME All Purposa BEAUTY SOAP " W CAMAY SUNNYLAND CLOTH BAG WHOLE HOG RUSO FANCY FROZEN 59 GOVT. INSPECTED PURE PORK SHOULDERS AND READY TO FRY LOINS USED TO MAKE THIS FINE SAUSAGE AGEN FROZEN SUPERBRAND SUPERBRAND COTTAGE Margarine 2 IBQ TU S 39c Cheese CLOVER BLOOM CUP 25c M B PKO 49c 1>IB KRAFT'S CHEESE Butter Pat t y» « 39c Velvetta NEW PINK CONDENSED SUDS PAPER TOWELS ALL PURPOSE ALL VEGETABLE IVORY FLAKES DREFT DASH NORTHERN JEWEL OIL GRISGO LOE PKG BEAUTY SOAP Agen Peaches 4 Strawberries 5 «= 99 Sausage DIXIE STEAKS »• 29 Baby Limas 5 »*• £9' GENTLE INSTANT SUDS CAMAY P L A T E S T E W B E E F * 23c VACU U M PAK Juicy Oranges 5 23' Red Apples 5 *- 49 Fresh Cabbage 2 - 9' Fruit Salad 29' GARDEN GOLD S T E A K it 69< Toproundoteak/9c “ 59c Ja t r i t c u a n DEWY FRESH PRODUCES RUSHED FROM THE FARM DAILY U. S. NO. 1 Green Hard Heads " SIBtOIN, CLUB on fU ll CUT ROUND 33 c LGE 31c 75c GT reo 3 9 c ju m $ 2 .2 5 2 R IO RO U S 35c PT 33c 59c QT MB 35c mb 93c GRANULATED BLUE M AG IC DETERGENT TOILET TISSUE SHORTENING NEW GOLDEN IVORY SNOW CHEER TREND NORTHERN BAKE-RITE FLUFFO DOES EVERYTHING LGE 33c Ol79c LGE 31c 75c OT m o i 45c ot 5 5 c REGULAR ROU 9 c 3 IB CAN 79c MB 3 3 c MB 9 3 c , . .1 �&C V . . . , . m - •■ Christmas Shopping With Your , Neighbors In Local Stores ■it; m ote ehop pb y day* untD Within that time th# Merchant* of Banwill be verrinf their fHende and neighfrom fh « lf upon shelf o f merchandise, *d to tha very top, selected from th o choice item s a t the top o f Santa’s g ift I t Is reported that during the short per* o f tim e known as the Christmas shopping n as much as 25 per cent o f the y e a n will be rung op. 80, tt stands to reason that the Christmas am ' Is an Important one for the local neasman. Important, for it Is with th e ho makes in this peticula? season o f 1year that he trill add necessary improveate to b is store, ekpand Into larger and varied fields -of merchandise, employ ______________. tional personnel, and to buy from his iw merchants more end better equipt te operate his business. . To tha citizens o f Sanford and Seminole ■ P *-T cu n'.y thl* Is n real challenge. For without 1 ^ * th e support of those who earn their Uvellr.-rbood here, o f those who would like to see ||V the d t r grow additional thousand!, o f those who would like to see their community proa. p tr . the merchant would be the owner o f •fin em pty ahell rather than a houae o f plenty£MS And yet, there are those who would call ' . * ! loyal citizen “narrow-minded" for refus•tag to buy merchandise from anyone but a r *rn local merchant. There are people In Sanford, numbers of yVl them who ere faithful to th e merchant! and businessmen here, who refuse to go In any i i • • store, wherever It mey be, located outside o f their home community to buy m erch an t W dlse for Chriatmaa firin g, and dally neccs■. Ar»iu aitiea. It muat be realized that those o f ua who a - have buslneesea In 8anford and 8em!nole County depend upon 8»nford and Seminole County people for customera. Those cua' tomera are neighbors, friends, acquaintances •—maybe not right next door to you, but ao close that w e apeak regularlyThe only exclusive franchise these very loyal citizens recognize Is the exclusive franchise o f shopping with local merchants 1 —and only w ith them—regardless o f what *y.r */#*’• m ay be purchased. Let’s look around us, find our neighbors The Sanford Herald ?nhlUh*6 Daily ■*••»* l > U r t i | a»* e w < i> I, If !• f* iifM a* Mean* alaat m ailer Oataha* t t , l i l t at S ^ ^ p ir t----------'b f f le Va t•*Baa----------------fa lte r * . rterM -- a «n**r the AH “ * «r r nnnaraia n i r t ii *f March t l i l t r a R D PERKINO. **Uar aa* Fuhll»ft*r IB lU H MARION HARMAN ______ ARMA> SR.. NaM ailra S4llnr NVBt,TN J CUSNtWO A S f rttelna Maaaacr ■ a r s r a r "«.“.**»* ..... Sr7Carrier . . r ,u W " " t n #. . T“ r All Obituary aotteaa. carta of thank*, racolutlaaa and atijee of oa leru la m ea t for tho puraoio of raUlaa aetijoo taaSo w III ka aharyaS far at regular adrortl.ing raloa af tha Atoootaiae free* The ReralS . jrhleh lo oolli& SJO X & .y la lha ooo for royuMlcala local aowo yrlotoe la Ihla aoviyapor. • ilea af all tha -Roproooatoe Natloaally b- Oonoral Aerorllilag lo rtlio lea t t l Ooorfla S«»ln*« Boob 014a _______________ Atlaaia OooraU_______________ Page 4, Wednesday. November 28. 1916 TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE /L e t your light ao shine before men, that they may ae your good works and give glory to your Father who Is in heaven.” READ: Matthew B: 18-17. PART THAT WENT OVER THE FfrKE 1AST E l _ — -------- . . Mid-East Never Runs O u t O f Trouble B y BO CRXAGH AW srtrtsi Pi**s N*we Analyst WASHINGTON Uft-The Middle Cast Is s ta r t of raanr things, bat tt MTtr rttas out of trouble. As If the Sues affair weren't bad enough, a Syrian crisis now 1s brewing on the edge of It. Could b« a had so t. too, and another threat to world peece. Tbs nuin reason: Russia unques­ tionably ha 1 gained a foothold in tha aaeiest Syriaa desert land. Sons American • authorities are concerned th a t Syria may be sucked all the way Into the' Com­ munist o rb it Syria has been accepting arms from gussla. Also, all bat unnotic­ ed la the furor over Sues, proSoviet officers have seised control of Syria’s « , 000-man army. It would surprise nobody If the army sslsod formal control of the govornment Now add these facts: 1. Syria would be <he obvious staging area for the "volunteers” Russia still says she Is ready to throw against tha British, French and friends among the merchants of San­ ford and Seminole County and shop with them . Give each one that voice o f assurance th at "here we live, here we will shop, and it is here that growth and progress will be predominant In the months ahead: There are no "narrow-minded” people among those who shop exclusively with the merchant! o f their own hometown. They recognise and can add up the profits that have been, d a d s by shopping In Sanford— for they've saved on gasoline, wear and tear on tires and cur, parking costs, shoe leather, and the general condition of the nerves. Not to Include, perhaps, the hours o f time consumed In travel, meals, and walk­ ing. And let’s not forget that extra pleasure «ne will get when shopping w ith friends and { >eigM>ora—and th e "Merry Christmas" greeting between good friends who have added to one another's prosperity and good will. * • • 1. A m p r i r n C l i n m i t n ? ,S . .® .C O f lip p in g .' By SAM DAWSON l ara and financier* are worrying | ability of most materials. America la tha greatest r n n n lr y In the NEW YORK Moat trad* and with a t tbe convention sponsored Another worry Both for industry world, the freest o f all notions, the rlcheat manufacturing concerns ara flying by the National Foreign Trad* and for stack trader* i* tha alow and moat advanced. Each o f us, according high. But caution is coming back Council here thia week. but steady shrinking of profit mar­ to his or her choice, can get worked up over into the thinking of a growing Tha uncertainties her*'at home gins. Operating coats have been Include the yet te be tested will- rising faster than they ean be contests. Elvis Presley, Marilyn Mon number of bualnessmen today. Ingnas of motorists to buy aa many passed along — and It'* beginning It showed up first in the atock the bowling champlonahlps. a million of tha naw ears as Detroit thinks to ihow In the earninga state­ market. Daily up* and down* dollar movie, the 1957 model cars, or what there have been attributed te war they should. Thera la also tha ments, although so far It hasn't ever you wish. But with all due respect to scares as they wax and wane. The general question of higher prices affected tha dividend policies of entertainment, leisure, comfort, the great­ return to a cold war basla — with and tha consumer's willingness or most companies. Even the big boom in plant ex­ ness o f America and Its citizenry it Is far the possibility of even worse — ability to pay. Tha National Aaan. of Purchas­ pansion and equipment buying — from Inappropriate to state, and keep re­ haa played a large part In the ing Agent* lay that sa far there now at a record high—show* some planning of both atoek trader* and stating, th at unless Americans learn more Industrialists. le na sign that w ar aearas have first signs ot slowing down. While Influenced th» buying of It* mem­ machine tool shipments are at a they or their children can perlah. But there la a group in Wall The growing lack of concern for educa­ Streat — even if a minority aa ber*. But it say* they are much high level, new orders aren't pour­ more cautious now about buying tion, the declining curiosity which seems to far as loundlng off la concerned— fa r ahead — both beeauie of the ing In aa fast as they once did. And new plant building may top coincide with television, the disinclination who have bees wondering about Increased price* and the easy aval!- out In th« first half of 1937. the high price ef atodia and the o f many to learn, la a danger. A modem high apeed of Industry as it climb­ *°c-«ty can retain a position o f leadership ed to new height*. and dominance only by the u*e o f knowledge. in the market the worry ha* A modern nation can retain Its democratic bean over the debated question of freedoms only If Ita citizenry Is Informed whether stock prices bav* risen faster than earnings and ao are and relatively well educated. MMMN Ml MMMSINf E l i anticipating what industry Technical and scientific knowledge, en­ now ONHAFFT home Ufa may even velop before tha child la 3. One* will be doing well into the future. gineering knowledge and skill, n greater have a harmful effect upon th* datected, the child needs tha help In Industry the worry Is whether of a eempetent vision specialist. eyesight of soma children. sense o f history— these are but a part of another levelling off period may This specialist might advise ocIn a study of aome 400 crosswhat is involved hi our development, our b« ahead. Earllar thl* year induaeyed nuagstera, tha Batter VI elusion, eorractlva glaeeoa, visual maintenance o f our present world position try paused after a headlong up­ agerckw . a n operation, or a comaion In s titu te reports, It 1 Mnatloa of soma of these renteestimated th a t aa high as t t and perhaps. In the lest analysis, our sur­ ward rush and levelled off for a time. In the lummer, and especial­ cant af tha caaaa might have been vival. ly after the end of the steel strike, caused by arno tional dlitarbancaa Occlusion means th at ecu eye Sports and entertainment need not be it shot upward again. a t home. Wnea a happier atmos­ to covered up ao that tho other acorncd, but a sense of balance and per­ phere was established toy the iy»—tha squatting aye—to forced Industrial production apparently p aren ts, th a ehlldren’a vision Into Btor* activity. Occlusion can spective must be retained. T ht strength of climbed to a new high In Novem­ usually Improved rapidly. be total, shutting out all light, e nation depends significantly upon , the ber. Department store sales are or partial, allowing some light to D o m b I Strike Suddenly running a bit ahead of a year ago. knowledge, the education and the skill of its Personal Incomes, on average, are A cross-eyed condition m u lt enter the eye. citizens. tog ; m lack ef coordination lit of Time at a new high. In many places between tha eye muscles usually Aa eye doesn't have to us ocIs America doing enough to keep up, to employment is at a record high. doaent appear suddenly. Oc Few. If any. see any marked Mudad constantly, i t ean be dona continue developing? Or Is America slipping ally IV* likely to sneak up an a ter a week, a month or aven backing down from these heady Into complacency? youngster ao gradually th a t It longer. I t also ean be done Inter­ This Is one of the most Important ques­ heights. goes unnoticed for quite a while. mittently for an hour or so at a But some are beginning to In th* early stag**, a child'* time. tions we cun ask ourselves and think about preach caution. Before they left eyas may be perfectly straight at the present time. for Hollywood, Fla., for their an­ when looking up or at distant Spectacles with special lenses Businessmen Becoming Cautious Home Troubles May Harm Child's Eyes • • • nual convention, a number of mem­ bers of the Investment Bankers Assn, of America were advising their clients to take a cautious »?proach to common stocks and were prnising the virtues of bonds and ta exempt lecum lei. The uncertainties they see In the outlook include the touchy affair* In the Mid Ka«t and in eastern • • • Europe, where others than our­ It seems you ju st about finish the last selves have already upaet trade o f the Thanksgiving turkey hash when it’s route*, plied up proglemi of get­ ting oil and dollar* on the western tim e to pick out the bird for Christmas. Europeans — a criaia that aome 1,200 American exporters, Import- The average person spends from 11 to 14 hours o f his waking hours daily In total dnrkness, scientists say. This Includes not only night hours, but the tim e spent in blinking. We wonder if they figured In the time th e average person spends with his eyes closed to his own faults. / Old W est Myths Slowly Exploding By HAL BOYLK NEW YOIIK IM—One by one the myths about the old WUd West are bring exploded. ' i t bai been shown pretty con­ vincingly, tor example, that' the ordinary oldtime eewboy, far •from being deadly in • gun fight, .IWaa usually lucky If ha could hit the ald« of a wall la a aaloon brawl. Moat revolver rights between cowboys shad more ammunition Ulan blood. But one belief th« Wntern fic­ tion fan has stubbornly clung to that the average Indian was a louiy shot compared to tho aver­ age U. S. cavalry trooper. Alat, |t turn* out thia la a fa ­ ble, too. It seema that, gun for gun, th« noble redskin of tha plains was usually more than a match for bta blue-clad soldier m foe. And If thero bad been more Indiana with mora guns we might at all be speaking Sloua today and living In low-coat tepee projects initead of mortgaged homes. Proof that the Indian was no ■*slouch aa a markiman—when he NT could get a rifle—la given In tha current Issue of “Cunt” maga; tine by 6tan!ey Vesta), a Uni versity of Oklahoma profeiaor and C noted Western authority. He quotes a report la the aecrn tary of war made by Oen. George Crook In 1>7I: “ I heve seen our friendly In­ diana. riding at full speed, shoot ..r and kill a wolf, also on the run; While thing that our s troops ItcanU hita rare an Indian on horse­ back, though tho reldUr may be on his feet a t the time.” m Vestal also compiled a box (core of 12 major engagements In which a total of 10,336 Indiana fought 3.213 white*. The result*: Indians 69 killed, 3S wounded: Whites 333 dead. 102 wounded; Other than the aitonishiogly low number of casualties on eltie r aide.” Vestal laid, the bat* ' . I to V- I h e n are a -,. Ovntrally crossed eye* wUl de­ are available for this. Sometimes tie-on patches or pads of cotton placed over the closed eyelid anf. fastened with adhesive tape, can be used. qtrznioM ajh> AJtswta X. T.: I have been told I have polyp* of tti* rectum. What would you advise 7 Answer: Polyps of th* rectum usually ahouid be removed. Polyps may beoomt cancerous If allowed te go untreated for a ions period •f lima. Matter wo your doctor Called Bulletism * f i j w r s s s . . . u s„u . M t» which has known little else since *hoot‘ lhe"V ■ . „ the days of the conquering Greeks Dali, arriving on tha Uner 2,000 years ago. 1United Statei, gave ship news reBut trouble la the last thing the porters the details of th# methMUsourl-slxed country ateds rig h t 1od. Their head* are atUl »pinnuw. ! nln/. She's In bad shap* economically I As best they could understand as a result of th* eriiia over Sues it, the idea la this: —and part of this trouble Is home-1 Dali makes heiea In lead pellets grown. and inserts pleees of lithographic With no Interference from Ih* pencils In tho holes. authorities, three station* on the Then he place* the pellet* in 0 pipeline running across Syria from his arquebus and fires them at Iraq to the Mediterranean have a stone lithographic plate, "creat­ been blown .up — a prize example ing a violent, moat exptoalv* and of cutting off one's note to spite tremendous force on the atone." Britain’s face. Syria lost millions lie said it alio creates "lines of dollars in badly needed revenue of force or tension—In every di— she get* a rakeoff on oil flow- rectlon—fast, violent and clean." Ing through th* lines. She also cut As the mustachioed artist ex­ off a major source of her own fuel. plained, he laboriously wielded A glance at the map will show his 20-pound, five-foot arquebus you Syria's strategic Importance. to make his points. Reporters Turkey — which only Monday- scurried to keep Us point in the accused the Syrians of fomenting other direction from thrta. trouble with neighboring countries DaU. asiertinr 'hat he la "burst­ —Ues to th* north. Iraq, Jordan ing with electru.ty" ovbr th* and Iaraeli form a rim on the east scheme, said he got the Idea last and south. Lebanpd fits in like a summer while shooting In his Jigsaw puzzle on the west, leaving back yard at Port Lligat, Spain. Syria with a short but vital The result, he said, was: “ no stretch of Mediterranean seacoast mor» pencils—bullets from now between Lebanon and Turkey. on." A handler operating base for th* Ruasiant woulid be hard to imag­ TB germs are tough to beat. Buy Christmas Seals and help t ine. It would be equally hard to make the winning touchdown imagine Turkey and Iraq, which against tuebrculosls. lA F P 'A ’ DAY 0 • >M i m run in n.Muit u . *«*ia Mans i “It teem* gllly now, but it all started with this p etty little a r g u me n t. , . ” (> SINGER ESCORTED ACROSS BORDER GRAND RAPIDS, N. D. Philip R. Singer wis eicorted acro** the border from Canada yesterday and Jailed her* await­ ing arrival of Gainesville, Fla., authorities. Singer, 41, ia wanted on a charge of murder for the killing of Mrs. Usee Fagan, wife of tha prosecuting attorney at Gainesvillo. He was deported front Canada because of illegal entry *nd| brought here from Winnipeg by immigration and Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer*. ties "reveal an important trait with rapid-fire Gatling guns and Hotchkiss cannon. of the Sioux campaigns. "The warriors could not face ar­ "Tho Indians, like Napoleon, fought aa a rule only when they tillery, and a good thing, too,” h* had the advantage of number*. said. "Man to man, too often the The Sioux killed about five time* Indians matched tha whltea’ fire­ aa many white soldiers as they power superiority with brains, cun­ lost Indians killed, and wounded ning and straight shooting, and approximately four times aa many won. With the few guns they had, the Indians could shoot well." Whites. In two world w art and in Korea ‘They did this with hardly half enough gun* lo go around under thousands of American Indians al­ tha best conditions, and with no so proved that, tf anything, they could right better on foot than cannon at all.” It haa often been claimed that their forefather* had on horse­ the reason a force of 1,000 In­ back. dians waa able to wipe out 20* cavalry troopers In Cuater’a last stand In the battle of the Little Big Horn In 1176 waa that rene­ gades had supplied them all with repeating rifle*. "A fanstaitie yarn,” said Ves­ tal. "After the greatest affort, ________ By BENNETT CIBF------------only about half of Sitting Bull's LD JUDGE ELKINS was owner and editor of the Frogville, warriors were abla to obtain wea­ pons. Of these, mahy had old Gazette (or 32 years, and most of that'tim e, he insisted, flintlocks, condemned muskets, he had lost money both in circulation and advertising. O ut­ musile-Ioaders, smooth boras.” side Job printing, he added, Army ordnancs reports bear Isn’t what It used to be, Veatsl out. When th# Indians la­ either. "W here do any prof­ ter surrendered their weapons, 160 ef the 264 long guns they turned its come from?" he waa in were old-fashioned raujale- naked. The Judge winked loader* and tha rest were gener­ and said, “Every issue we ally Inferior to riflaa carried by make at least ten funny ty­ pographical error*—and sell the U. S. cavalry. Pointing out that every Indian ’em to them *mart-el*ck:* had to arm himielf at hia own city magazine*.” expense—they had no ordnance • • • department—Vestal said It coat 20 The caihier of e small­ buffalo robes or several horses to buy even a breach-leading ri­ town movie drlve-ln was counting up the day’s re­ fle. “Ooly rich Indian* could af­ ceipts when she suddenly ford repeaters, and rich Indians saw a gun pointing at her were no more numerous per cap­ through the wicket, and a gruff voice itnging in her ear: ita than rich whit* men are.” "Lady, that waa the wqrst picture of the year, so I'll ask you Ammunition waa so eapensiv* to give me ei’erybodp's money back!" that Indiana with rifles conserved’ • • • It for batlle, and continued to hunt' Warning signs propo*«d for th* zoo tn Central Park: K»«p your the buffalo with lance and bow distance from th* c*g«t! Feeding yoursetf to th* animate ta and arrow. strictly forbidden." Vestal said tha Indian threat O 111*, kr B«na«lt C*il. DutnbuUd hr Kins PutuiM ended wbaa the eavalry eam l up. Try and Stop Me O objacta. They are apt to be out of line only when ha looks down to read or does other doic-ranga tasks. For this reason, you've got to watch your child's vision very oara fully. Unless you taka prompt eorroatire measures, tho ty*a might, la some eases, area become per­ manently crossed. Iv in worse, the turning eye may be sup­ pressed until U baas Ita vision through disuse. and Iaraeli forces which have not could crush Syria like a nut In a yet withdrawn from the Sue* area. cracker, standing by idly which 2. Moscow radio charged yester­ such a thing happened—to say day that Syria’s well-heeled neigh- nothing of the reaction of the M r Iraq has been trying to flood United States and Britain. Syria with arm* for use in a r e - ---------------------------' volt against the government. With . . n f. ( a perfectly straight face, Russia 5 0 1 V a d O T U Q 1 1 I S denounced "subversive activities" » , . * _ * of thl* kind aa "criminal." U S H IO N e W M e t h o d 2. Iraq followed through within 9 hours with a request to the Uuited States for "more defensive arms” NEW YORK OM—fain ter Salva­ Including planes and anti-aircraft dor Dili, whose artistic technique gum. This country has been send­ heretofore has been unlike any ing munition* to oil-rich Iraq but thing in this world, or out of it the amounts never have been dis­ has a new method now—"bullet- M closed. Ism." There are other factors aplenty, While th* new technique sUH It but these alone show the stored- something out of this world, the np lightning In tbe situation—with -year-old Spanish artist feel* the United States already involved. that it is appropriate “now that They indicate, too, the extent to everything la in bullets." which the camel'i nose is under He uses a forerunner of the the tent, to use an old desert say­ musket, a 16th Century device ing. In other words, how far Rus­ known as the arquebus, to pro­ sian penetration of the Middle duce his pictures. Instead of <8 �f*j Ifft i*, \ Ml^ ?.- » • *^. ' j?jv• . ■*i>r.. V?'. ’ • -2.v/ j /' "•. *, J~» • * _ «i» d^•* • •*j <v• *■■• v. *‘ v*-i- ^ a ..#'.*> •«j. l.t^i^iyywJ7*r4 - vi/> ■•..n •'t'tT J& errf 'T r iT ‘ >' *• - , 1 THE SANFORD HERALD W ed.. N or. 28, 1956 P a g e ■ S o cialfcv&ntA Couple Reveals W edding Plans Final plans for their wedding have been revealed by Mis* Yvonne Cullen, daughter of 3(c and Mrs. J . P. Cullen, and HarBv g r a c e t r r r v r m * n ! tn I vey C. Wilkinson, son of Mr. and This past weekend proved to[ While home visiting his parents Mrs. C. J . Wilkinson, be a gay time of homecoming Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Robison, | The wedding will take place ‘ 7 IID .IT WKDMnDU for college students lucky enough Ronnie Robison (poke to the Saturday night a t 8 p m. at the! to be in the old home town for student body of SHS on Wednes- First Baptist Church, with the The Training Union worker* The Rev. D. S. Carneflx will the Thanksgiving holidays. Those day giving them Interesting in- Rey. Fred Fisher officiating, of Um First Baptist Ctiurch will conduct the morning devotlonj arriving oo Wednesday began formation on The Citadel, his Mra Wendcli H lrt will serve have a covered dish supper at over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. The Norman De Vere Howard their holiday fun by attending the alma matar. It must have been l4 matron of honor and bridcs8:30, Prayer Meeting at 7:30 and Sanford-DeLand football game good, Ronnie, 'cause we hear maldl j* MllJ Connie Bon. Training Union Workers' Council Chapter, U. D. C„ will meet at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Reuel F Robison. that night where they enjoyed that you “recruited" several! a t 1:13 p m. nie of Dublin Ga., and Misa Glynn Prayer Meeting at the First 1407 E. 2nd St., with 3lrs. Claude seeing all old acquaintance*. P a r ---------------------Sikes of Atlanta, Ga. Denise Cone Methodist Church will be at 7:30 P. Herndon serving as co-hostess. ties and such held afterwards will be Dower girl. By SARA RING The Lamplighters Class of the p.m., with tha Bible Study led by gave all a chance to talk over Y v n n n t * C * I I I I O n C. J. Wilkinson will act as On the shelf and ready for cir­ First Christian Church will meet old times with old friends. Then » V O f l / l C the pastor. best man for his son, and serving The Rev. D. S. Carneflx will at 6:30 p. m. at the church for culation: “Autumn Cornea E ar­ on Thursday each spent "turkey r , I A i f* I as ushers will be Wendell Hlrt, conduct the morning devotions a potlurk supper and the annual ly** by Howard Breslin takes day" In the Thanksgiving tradl- h Q lQ A t j/ lO W e r David Hosack and Earl Ratliff. election of officers. over WTRR a t 8:30 a. m. W place In the summer of 1953, In tlon of his family. The remainder Roger Harris will be soloist, THURSDAY a small Connecticut town. De­ of the holiday! were spent and Mr*. S. E. McCoy will be or­ SA1URDAY The W. M. S. of the First Bap­ ganist. The R. A.'s of the First Bap­ borah Clifford, the town librar­ much the same way with atu tist Church will study the book tist Church will meet at 3 a. m. ian, falls In love with Johnny dents "living it up" with friends, Misa Yvonne Cullen, who will A reception will b* held at the “ Japan Advances", taught by Leo a professional aaseball play­ they hadn't seen for several ^ « . C. Wilkinson Saturday, Woman’s Club following the MONDAY Mrs. Charles L. Arnold. At noon The Catholic Women's Club er, and la about to discard the months, and also trying to sneak was honored Tuesday night with wedding. All friends of the couple a covered dish luncheon will be will hold its regular meeting at premature splnaterhood that has in a few moments of rest In pre- a linen shower in tho home of are Invited to attend. served snd at 2 the study will 8 p. m. at the Elks Club annex. been thrust upon her. Then, on paratirn for the long grind of Mrs. Denver Cordell. This was conclude. The short business meeting will the heels of Hurricane Diane, the studies ahead. Following church an informal affair, anl one that At 4 p. m. the Sunbeams, G. be followed by the annual Christ­ flood itrikes. bringing tragedy scvices Sunday goodbyes were was enjoyed by all attending. Mrs. Davis W ill A.'s, and R. A.'s of the First mas party. and confusion and unexpected said . .by , most, and students reMrs. Cordell used fell flowers Baptist Church will study books heroism sod cowardice—and in turned to the college earopu* her dec0r«ilng scheme and In 'e Guest Speaker TUESDAY on Jspan. Mrs. W. D. Gardiner T<mm> ,-,jpfa .c(! from the midst of disaster Deborah ready to buckle down again after | th, T*’» ft*** nf the Mrs. Terrv Hjrd. and Mrs. II. IT. faces tier own moment of lieci Gils little breather of fun and the ceiling was a gold and silver ' * Annssnl Service Martin will be the teachers. Sup- First Baptist Church will hold sion; life with Johnny In a new relaxation. Mrs. Cecil Davis, Daytona, a birdcage containing two love­ per will be served at 8 and the IU regular meeting and Christ- town or staying behind to help Home from FSU for the holi­ chlldren will be dismissed at 7:13 mas party at the church annex at rebuild the stricken community. days were Nancy Rountree, Eli­ bird*. The dining room tnble was member of the national Board of overlaid with a lace cloth and Finance and Promotional Re­ 6:45 p. m. There will be a cov­ P. m. lationships of the Disciples of “Written On W ater" by Vicki zabeth Woodruff, Mike Whelchel, The W. M. U. would appre­ ered dish supper and exchange Baum la about Glenn Hammers, and Jamns Devls who visited was centered with a beautiful Christ, former president of the arrangement of crotons. White ciate borrowing any articles that of gifts. Hostesses will be Mrs. their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. United Church Women of Fla., you might have from Japan. C. A. Anderson Jr.. Mrs. W. P. son of a wealthy San Francisco Rountree, Mr. and Mrs. Harry napkins with a bride and groom and former president of the Chris­ family and Tracey Cowles, an in the corner were used to car­ Brooks J r. and Mrs. 11. G. Hasty. Please bring them to the church Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh tian Women’s Fellowship of the The Daughters of Wesley Sun* American oil heiress. They meet Whelchel and Mr. and Mrs. J. ry out the bridal them*. early Thursday morning. Christian Churches of Fla., will Games were played and prizes The Rev. D. S. Carneflx will day School class will hsvc a in a low Mexican bar where ,C. Davis, respectively. be the guest speaker at the an­ business session and Chlrstmas I Tracey l» slumming with her conduct the morning devotions Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright of Christmas decorations were nual Woman's Day service a t the party at 7:30 p. m. In McKinley husband Prince Barany. Full of over WTRR a t 8:30 a. m. were glad to have their daugh- won by several of tha guests. First Christian Church, Runday, A dessert courae was served U a.m. Her subject will be "Im ­ Cub Scout Pack Ten will meet Hall. An exchange of gifts will action and quick paced, exciting ters, Peggy and Mary Ann home and a wonderful combination of take place. Jin Albert Hickson’s later In the evening. at the First Methodist Church at mortal Tidings In Mortal Hands." for Thanksgiving from FSU. adventure and romance. group will be hostesses. Those honoring Miw Cullen 7 30 p.m. Mrs. 0. T. Pearson will preside. Margaret Morrison returned “Tribe That Lost Its Head" by Sunday to Stetson after visiting were her grandmother, of Dublin. Mr*. G W Morgan, Mrs V. IT. Nicholas Monsarrat (The cruet Ga., her mother, Mrs. J P. Cul­ Grantham and Mrs. Chandler vail her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rea) u k es place on an island off Morrison, for the long weekend. len, Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson, mother will assist In the conduct of the the southwest coast of Africa She had as her guests on Thanks­ of the groom, Mrs. Jim Lumber- service. A special offering will be where primitive natives have giving Day, Mr. and &frs. Earl son. Mrs. Bill Crabtree, Mrs. A. taken by Mrs. B. S. Hinson, Jr., long been living under British R. Thomas, Mrs. W. A. Kratzert, Mrs. J. L. Horton, Jr, Mr*. W. L. rule. The young native chief, Looman, also students at Stetoon. Mrs. E. C. Campbell, Mrs, W. R. Rowland and Mrs. H. K. Ring. Curtis Hughes Jr. left Sunday fresh from Oxford. Is used by an At the 7:30 p.m. service Pas­ to resume his studies at Piedmont Jennings, Mrs. J. A. Williams, BY VIRGINIA CONN irresponsible newspaperman in College, Demorest, Ga. after Mr*. C. P. Harkey, Mrs. H. V tor Perry L. Stone will bring a spending the holiday, srith his kelson Mrs. Calvin Wright, Mre. special message to young people Sunday afternoon. Anita and 'school. Thia Is the achool'a only ••***{) of * 1*^ parents Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. E. Spencer and 3lrs. M. L. on "The Price of Victory in the Bob. . * • HidJen el°‘e able °to f «the“ lD* mon^ fomp‘ r- local British admlnUtrMon Bu( Christian Olympics" (1 Cor. friends of DianaenterUlDtd and Don Miller carnivals of other Hughe*. While he was here he Porter. the distorted news story gets out 9 24-27). Brenda Ellett, Beverly with a cocktail party In the schools, and is a lot of fun to had a i his houseguetts BUI Le­ Evans and Sylvia Pearson will Miller's honor. Diana Is leaving boot. On the sixth of December of hand, stirring the fires of na per* of Providence, R. 1. and act as attendance sponsors for next week for her home In the teams, bands and checrlead- tionallsm among a savago group Lance Werner of Springfield,, the service. Carmel, California. Anita used era will parade at four p.m. of natives, and a violent and Mas*., both of whom ere students yellow chysanthemums on her Then the game will start Dec bloody revolt breaks out. An out­ at Piedmont. standing novel, based on deep un­ c table laden with turkey ami ember seventh at eight p.m. Bobby and Ernie Morris were derstanding of one of the most home this weekend from UofF other goodie, with which to make This game is very important to h'."" " " J " * , Ih. m tin , ~ I Ih, ™ ,n d . Homburger Fry time, sandwiches. And if you haven't the youngster, and they take It jJ g S S l N e storwo- visiting their parents Mr. «nd , hlp League of the Congregation- A f P R C w i i l l t U o m o story seen Anita's collection of early very seriously. The little cheer- ™ er? ' * .P0 8" * ^ Mrs. H. E. Morris. al-Chrlstlsn Church, held Monday j O l l t H M O IT IG .Amerlcsn . _ 0 __ fa__ ___ . w a II Ikai. l.'M te* ..n<fa nufr ' M UllS SlipCTD D O O R. furniture you are leaders yell their little lungs o u t |ve" ,n ,upcrb Stetson freshman Jim Haw- afternooni at th* Parsonage. C p f n c M i c e P i l l I o n really missing something. Their snd either take off with exulta-' hummerBrings Gifts by kins, Joyce Milam, Harriett Red- ytiusl plans were made for "FUN ' 6 T6 S IV lIS S ^ e U l l G l l house In Loch Arbor Is most tlon or dissolve In tears depending Ann Ritner is a story of an af- ding, Rctty Vernum, and Jimmy NIGHT" at the Fellowship Hall Mrs. E. I). Smith entertnined attractive with just Ihcright ion the out come of their particu- fectlonate family in a secure and KrUler. returned to campus Sun­ of the Church, 24th St. and Park on her patio recently with a amount of cozineM for a party lar tgam. School spirit Is a untroubled world. Bummer In day evening after a weekend of Avenue, Lee. 7, 8 p. m. hamburger fry honoring Miss on a chilly fall afternoon. wonderful thing and I'm not too Fedella, Colo., In 1913 was an fun at home visiting their parents A gala evening of entertainment. Yvonne Cullen. The hostess gift eventful time for the Galbraith Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hawkins, prizes, refreshments will be f o r to the bride elect was a lovely Farewell parties seem to. be »M■<i «i n t ftftftft.l have forgotten the . excite1. -ft• » .I,A II t. r Vhin*"thesc^davi Tom lllackmcnt anJ al.ftft.ll thrill Ithat comes when family. For Mary It brought a Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Milam, the purpose or raising funds to set of breakfast dishes, hurnhin^iehd a Ufew' frie n d s l n 'a "hole mass of fellow students ! decision on love vs career;fori M r . „nnd Mrs. C. L. Redding, Mr. landscape the church grounds. I Those attending were Miss urging tncir their ncros hcros on to Howard, ... an .opportunity und Mrs. , .. tnr rivkiiaiit ami are io r r . . . . . . . . . to — take | aim Varnum, and Mr. and The Chairmen in charge of j Cullen: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dosiivinsoni victory. This feeling of unity is | charge of his own life; for 10 Mr*. John Krider Sr., respective- various committees are Sirs. W. *oy. Dr. and Mr*. Henry Meto bid y farewell to the Swinson*. ,If, .v, „ . nd gon't of the best means of comJcar old magic and I’nxi-i mis- ly. W. Linz, Tickets — Sirs. John J. I^'dln, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. WllkWalt ana oer>i aoni leave icm\e one . ............ .. i n^Susan,ikasis* P Cullen, to help them pack. Attending this uallJ «he ones who arc left out '>• a 1‘bis “ J" -Mary Lou Copeland. visiHng her w „ „ am He,nbuch> PriMJ _ Mr,. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hi Harkey, Mr delightful ------affair were and ° " end*M * h° cnd up ry. Literary ~ Guild 7 selection m , , for ; ^ ««>rg. Ch.bot, P o .t.r. - Mrs. and Mrs. Wendell Hlrt. Mrs. Jim ----- Cy ----land, and Grace Marie Stineciph R. H. Ivers, Plana and Public- Lumbcrson and Terry Smith. Jean Fitton, Louise and Jim c0urt December. er visiting her parent* Mr. and J.’' Parker. Bill Hill, Polly Brubaker, r ; - r-p Bryr-r--;. ------"Bride of the River” by Laura J. M. Stlnecipher. and her guost, Rosie Rurbank, Harris is a story of antebellum Most firmly woven "science" Holidaying with their parents, who incidentally Is leaving Wed­ New Orleans. Mary Marie had Mr. and Mrs G. A. Speer were fabrics can be washed safely by nesday to return to her home In known only luxury, but when Mary Rose Speer, freshman at machine, using soap or detergent Massachusetts. suds. she married rlverman Levi Blais- 1,\gncs Scott, and Tommy Speer, Anita and Hank White, new to dell and went to live In the North, , en|or at U of' F Mr. and Mri. A. C. Maddan had VAH-9, have bought a Grove she had to learn tho harsh role u of F hs.l Its share of those both their children home for the Manor house on the corner of expected of her among the fron- home also. Those In Sanford Thanksgiving holidays E d w i n 20th and Mellonvillc. Haven't met tier people of Rlvcrtown. This is from this well known school was home from Georgia Tech and them yet, but I understand from a story of a g irls hard road to were Wesley Giles. Stanley Katz. 1Myra Jane, from Chattahoochee, Dornell Kllcline that Anita is maturity in a time of national up C]||cr«t Engcbretson, and Sara The entire family attended tho from Pensacola. The Whltei have heaval. ......... . Jacobson who were visiting with; football gam* in Jacksonville two children and are moving Into Two new Garden Club books: their parents Mr. and Mrs. W.E. I Saturday. their new home on Friday. "How To Make Cut Flowers last" Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin j '• In my coffee club today were by Victoria Kaspcrak! and "P ar­ Katz, Mr and Mrs Forrest Enge Mr. a()d Mrs. E. B. Smith had Skip Morrell, Dornell Kllcline, ty Decorations For Christmas brctJsOn. and Mr. nnd Mr*. Manuel a, gumta over the holiday their Louise Parker, and Dodic King. and other Occasions." Jacobson respective!/. 50n> E . B. Smlth Jr hU John King reports to HATTU Two new nonfiction: Bennett Wednesday afternoon saw the wjfe and ber family, Mr. and today. Certainly appreciate the | C erfs “ Life of the P arty" (by arrival of Rosemary and Ronnie, Mrs. Clyde Glawe. of Skokie, III. girls venturing out on such a the way we have Fred Allen's Garner from .Miami to ipend the cold day. My phone number book "Much Ado About Me" on holiday with their parents l)r. Mr. ami Mrs. Robert L. Herdhas been changed to 561-LW, so order) and the new Burn* Man- anti Mrs, W« ll« (iarncra while man hiivnrr hninfii/iut if you have any news, pleaic call tie "Best Plays of 1954-3.7 among | Mr. and Mrs. Wade Garner Jr. brotherWayne Peterson of and let me in on the latest. which are "The Bad Seed" andlcam , up from Miam, „„ Friday. J S t a * Neb If you haven't gotten your "Bus Stop" and "Cat On a Hot Honnie and Wide are in the tickets for the "eanut Bowl game Tin Roof. ' Medical School at the University there is still time. They may be We're all fixed up for Rook 0f Miami while Ro.nnary is in obtained from M. Jleckcnbach, week which starts today for the nurse's training at Jackson Memthe principal of the Grammar rest of the week. For s week the oria| |{0spita| thcr, A(,0 al a children's room has been bare of houseguest over the weekend all trimmings but today we pul wag j ^ Me Clung formerly of up all new book covers and Sanford and now * resident of streamers and about 200 new winter Garden where he owns children’s snd teen age books. It and operates hi* own restaur­ looks so bright and tho children ant. LIST TIME TONIGHT don't know which hook to take, Marvin Goembel, Larry Humey, STARTS 8:30 they all look so new and fresh. Robert Miller, and Edwin Madden One little girl had to go get her hailed In from Georgia Tech and mother to help her decide be­ really seemed to enjoy their cause there were too many good holidays. While at home they ones to choose. IQtllN'S WONOia HOt311 j visited with their parents Mr. On order: "Compulsion by snd Mrs. Glenn Goembel, Mr. Meyer Levin; “ Wildfire at Mid- and Mrs. Jack Burney, Mr. and NOV. 28 night" by Mary Stewart; “ Pro­ Mrs. Robert Atiller, and Mr. and Rosylan Cameron files In Courage" by John Ken­ Mr*. A. C. Madden, respectively. Richard R. Cameron nedy; "White Dove" by Helen Mr. and Sira. J. C. Owen were Barney; "Marble Orchard" by glad to havt both of their “offANTHONY B LOTT A ' if the dut |, |aekiug in proU.|n. “SHEPHERD" CAPE COAT I Margaret Hoylen; "Wind In the spring home — Martha, a Jun- t|ie body will havs to use some made of topas shadow-plat Forest" by Inglls Fletcher. own tissues as a source of wool from hU winter cotlcetioi Bought another copy of “Don't ior *t )hU , and Jim, a freshman 0f h.ofF' . . . . . the materials necessary for daily Over tha shoulders only, th Go Near the Water", so it should Other* enjoying the holidays upkeep and repair. Meat, poultry, caps divides both In front an go much faster. Still tops on the NEWLY-SHAPED Is Montebest sellers list. “ Nun's Story" is with their parents were Ronnie fjah. eggs, cheese ami milk arc back to ahow a atraight-lln Seno and Prozan's pucker hem­ Anderson. Johnny Bowen, Tommy aU (Xcellent protein foods. collarless coat. tops on non-fiction.list. Wyatt, and Bob Reely, all of line coat of bright red "purl tweed." An inverted pleet down FSU. Tha Parents of these boys } the center bsck gives extended r, ^'(toft| It'IUtf J i t a y made of an O;!on-wool ar# Mr and Mrs. Otto Anderson, aoftac-s. blend may be washed by hand in Mr*. Annie Mae Bowen, Mr. and ., YOUR REST I1ET » • r.xiUsaituM nC ft-.aM ir warm soap or detergent suds and Mrs. P. If. Wyatt, and Mr. and ■»', FEATURE— 6:43 for finest j .i rinses .Since jersey fabric holds a Sirs. Robert Reely. CO-FEATURE Ellen Driggers, senior at Stet- j } , lot of water, you can roll it In a CHRISTMAS PICTURES PRAIRIE LAK son, visited with her mother, ,• * towel to remove the excess. Let the garment drip dry on a Mrs. Fannie Driggem in Belle x • VAN IIEI'LLN non-staining hanger. Just make o J i sure that any pleats fall in the SUSAN HAYWARD direction intended by the designer. TAP HOOTS When touch-up pressing is de­ « * « * « * su w . * DAN DURYEA IN sired, use a press cloth under a with their parents Mr. snd Mr* J P n. 1093—1787-J. SANFORD, FLA. "CHILDREN UNDER 12 JOHNNY STOOL PIGEON steam Iron «»t low setting or a Walter Carter and Mr. and Mrs. ft ADMITTED FREE" dry iron at rayon setting. | J . A. Calhoun. 1 ^ %l C alen d ar O n The BOq KsHELf (1 ,1" Tuesday Night I Conning The News Fun Night Plans Are Completed u 7 DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF THE "800TV* are these maabagw of the C.'P. O. Club and their partners. Everyoo* had * wonderful time at the Thanksgiving dance held a t the club Saturday night. ★ ★ ★ C P O Club Celebrates Holiday With Gala Dance Saturr'av The Thanksgiving dance at the C.P.O Club Saturday night was well attended with even a few guests from Jacksonville pre­ sent. Among those were Mr. and Mrs. 0 . A. Juneau who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freitas. The dance started at 9 p.m. and music was provided by tho "Scots'. Door prizes, which were award­ ed at Intervals throughout the evening, were won by Mrs. Hetty Spencer, who won the laquered tray donated by Yowell’a; Chief Roone, who won the novelty 8* pron, donated by Powetl'a; Jcanla Foulk, who won the crylnf towel donated by Powell’s; Chltf Ross, who won the prize contri­ buted by the club; Mrs. Regina Norton, who won a box ot notepaper given by Powell'a; and an unidentified guest who stbn he lamp donated by Echols Bedding Co. John Getrldge, actL.g president of the club, announced th |t th* dance had made money and th* proceeds would be held In rtienr* ; to bo used for a dance New Year's Eve for the Otlefs and their guests. > Lake Monroe 4-H Mr. Getrldge and Stanley Discusses Plans Adomaittls went yesterday to try get an estimate on the bag* prPrnnrnm to stools and counter tops - which By GRACE THURSTON 1they hope to be able to purchase Tb» 7 nko Monroe 4-H Club met for the club by Christina*. Th* V *'“vi nt the school. new color scheme for the dub The meeting was called to or­ will be gold and blue. der -y Janet Johns, president, after which the new secretary, Karen Parzette, gave the roll calL 31 members answered roll call, and four new members were present. They were Margie Bun­ NOW SHOWING galow, Paulette Smallwood, Mo­ line Smallwood and Vivian Jus­ V f t tice. Vera Spivey led tho devotional and Elizabeth Frye 7avc the T h e thus pledge to the flag. 8TORYOF Plan* were discusser! for a INDIAN radio program to be held In tho AOENT near future. JOHN Rachel Stevens Is the 4-H Club PHILIP reporter. Mrs. Roberts was the advisor for the meeting. CLUMf R > v t fls A & o n a lA i itF lK m ,™ ' CihemaS copC TECHNICOLOR B * R T H S Mr. and Mrs. W’. E. Prldille. of Savannah. Ga., announce the birth of a 8 lb. a oz. daughter at Memorial Hospital, Savannah. Nov. 15. Tho young nil** has been named Jill Lane. Mr Priddie is connected with the Depart­ ment of Agriculture in Savannah. Mrs. Priddle Is the daugh- i ler of Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. Vldcl Jones, of Sanford. Add leftover green peas lo fro­ zen condensed oyster stew for « delicious soup. AUDIE MURPHYv COLUMN* ANNE BANCROFT-PAT CROV/LCY «(MARllt OlARf ‘T-TTVII lit BMWfill z uv.'- ' m'•wrn'-ui rrnat —FEATURES— 1:10—3:3&—3:32—7:28—8:24 Happy Birthday RAYMOND STUDIO J i |t l �W M N M O COM BO Jh s L S e m fo h d k^ • . £ :,; • - . B y A Jon M o v e r J di&Aald Joy Hebert's Visit Here This Weekend Canceled 400 Fans Brave Winter Cold Last Night To See Jr High Teams Battle The Orange went an Uw move r hMTe wtatar’a shin last night in ; ■ m e r ta l Btadfua and watch the s ja r ie r Ugh football Mama battle R a 1 4 etaadatill in a groat do* fanaiw belli* between ;aro area* The^ game ' |p ^ matched . . . . . . . teem*. ■ ____■ u rti highlighted by n 10 yard Muthdown dash by Mike Roberts ftp Ae White learn In tbe final etensa, but. the play wav nullified I p e s offsides penalty. Tbe Orange team kept the ball l i the White backyard most of A e fem e, but the Whites wnw ;f. able to mekn substantial gains •gainst tho tough Orange defense during the first half. . Bobby Barbour and Bob Stewa n , along with John Taylor wsro ■ soestant threat agalnat tha Whites, la the first quarter Stew­ art and Barbour sparktd a drive that carried to the White ts yard Un# before the White defense hefted the Oranve •'av-* v-d held far rfowne On the return play series the Whit* went on the move behind fine running performances of Roberts, Alex McKibben, and Jerry DUlard. Tbty moved the • ball S3 yards, down to the Orange 99 before they lost the ball on Th* second quarter found the Oranve squad unable to move the ball agalnat the stiffened White otfriue, and were forced to punt The ’- w * r v o 'T r d t White fumble on tho kickoff return at tha White 30, and the Orange were on the move again. Barbour and Dillard again sparked the Orange, and they moved to the 12 yard line of the Whites before they had to currender the ball on downs. A Whit* fumble was again capi­ talised on by tho Orange aa Don Robinson pounced on a McKibben bobble on tho White 30, and the Orange were threatening again. Barbour and Taylor again spark­ ed the Oranges and plowed through th# outatandlng White dofens* to the four ysnl line, where the White* made a brilliant goal line stand n-d took t*<e ball over on downs ns tha half ended. 'PURDUE ACE — ------- Seminole Coach's New Strategy Paying Off 90H U IT H E * . J. HQ#**P LYONS, r r m p o p ^ 9AMH. CW PtPOP tHpHtP. A me i CPARPtOA pac sp , M 'A A P tO S HARP/. Canter spin early in th* third period l» Jimmy Williams behind tha sparking of Barbour M John White and Taylor. The White defense » Chester Fawley K . G. H. T. R. E. Q . B. Jay Hebert, Sanford playing pro for the Mayfair Inn Country Club, will be unable to come to Sanford for the coming weekend as had been anticipated. Freak Mebane Jr. announced today. Hebert was scheduled to arrive in Sanford on Thursday and con­ duct an exhibition and clinic at the Country Club Friday but the plana bad to be cancelled so that Hebert could go on into the PGA Open in Palm Beach next week. Tbe tall, slim, and wall tanned Hebert carries a Sanford sticker on his luggage and represents Sanford in ail tournaments of the PGA eirculL After the Palm Beach PGA Open Hebert will go to Cuba and represent Sanford in the Havana Open during the next week, and w o *f t a I W : l m p e n a v e -y e A P 17 Alex McKibben held strocgly at th e.30 yard line, eA R p w s-p eco R P p o p i T. B. ird «** a fourth down field Koal « Mike Roberta on December 10. p a c e r s m s m p * i 'p p s p F. B. fake, with tackle Charles Fox in / 9 5 6 TAKE 717 4 / 2 Q ./ 6 2 , Jay’a brother, Lionel, who won W. B tha punting posiUon, the Orange 10 Billy Rowles tite r re a p *e m a p t o p 7RE c a r e e r the Pro-Am last year with th# End BUly Johnson faked on a raxzle-danle power fARJUPG RECORP POP ALL RARRESSMClRG. mlraculoua personal score of 83 L. E Jimmy Ray play and Fox carried the pigskin and a team score of 62, will join 0*1 an* fie»o I* L .T . Greg Eilaworth to the White 10 yard line. But the Jay in Sanford on the 10th, and L. T. outstanding Une play of tbo Whit# 33 Doug. Gordon th* brothers will both compete L. T. defense, sparked by Terry Gross Xt Aniel Bennett In the Second Annual Mayfslr L. 0. and Jimmy WKUams, aUowed only 17 Bob Langford Inn 115,000 PGA Open, Dec. 13 L. 0. five more yards for tho drive and 35 Guy Miliar through 16th. Center rcgjlnrd posieiilon of the bill on 42 Butch Cassuba Center 7 BUly Forster their five yard Une. R. 0. The determined White defense 31 Stanley Wllllnk R. T. Motorcade W ill moved the baU flvt yards on the 49 Rusty Simas m. t . first play, and then on the next 11 Joe Menendes ir. t . Escort Seminoles By MARIAN I . JONES play Robert* eraeked through tho 44 Leonard Himes R. E. middle of the line cut to tho right 29 Fred Dudley OVIEDO—Baaketball season la R. E. the ‘ojehdown that wa* nullified 39 Jenten Jones right at band, so Profesior Paul To Game Friday 40 Johnnie Krofchlek Q. B. b" i offside’ penalty. A motorcade forming in front Mikler, athletie director for tbe F. B. 24 John Boniface boya of tbe Oviedo High School, of Seminole High School Friday . round of unis later a .d the 23 Roy Wright F. B. and Mrs. Marguerite Partin, night to escort the Sanford SemiOrange were again deep In the 26 Bob Boynton W. B. ' ‘ , ~ " 4 f l l 1 C coach for the glrla, tell notes to Memorial Stadium was White territory, but Roberta ehlll- 14 Robert Norwood W. B. ed the final drive by atlpping Into 15 Jerry Dillard W. B. LONOWOOD- The Sanford- Coach Mikler hat released the announced today. an Orange p a n and maxing tha 23 Eugent Dimmock T. B. Orlando Kennel Club I* off to ■ Oviedo basketbaU schedule to u* The motorcade will be part of Interception return to hi* own 27 flying (tart on another record- for pubUcation, showing the first the homecoming festivities and ORANGE TEAM yard line. game will bfl played at tha Oviedo will follow the football bus to tho NO. NAME POSITION breaking dog racing eeaton. with Pierson on Friday, Stadium. The cars will be aisemAll through the first half the 33 John Emerson L. E. With two h I g h 1y-sueeestful court November 30th. bled and will leave at 6:43 p. m. Whites were fighting with their 42 Charles Vines L. T. weeka already In the record backs to their own goal, and they 46 Bobby Anthos The achedule'follows: Tbe motorcade will form at the U G. hooka. General Manager Jerry did a magnificent Job. The Whites 34 John Wbalchsl Center Collin* '« predicting new peaks in Nov. 30 Pierson Boys and Girls high school and will leave with showed superiority In the defens­ 29 Glynn Hodgos Here a police escort when the football R. G. mutuel handle and attendanea ive game, anil slightly edge) the 76 Charles Fox ft. T. before the meets end Feb. 28, Dee. 4 Mt. Dora Bible School Boys bus leavss for the playing field. Orange in the offensive game. 36 Larry Davis Here AU participant! in th* motor­ R. E. 1957. But in tho second half the Orange 43 John Taylor Q. B. Dee. 7 Pierson Boyi and Glrb cade wUl be allured a parking team fired up and their defensive 40 Bobby Barbour Although aome splendid racing place and a good ee»t for the T. B. There unit began consistently dropping 44 Robert Stewart F. B. performances have been turned In Dec. I t Mt. Dora Boys and Girl game. the Whites for losses. 49 Ronnie Vineyard W. B. on the trim quarter-mile track, All Interested peril** a rt In­ There During the first quarter the 23 Oary Swain L. E. the handsome new Club House vited by the school to turn out Dec, 14 Tavares Boys Here rates top honora to date. chlled crowd were ailent, silent, but' but aa 33 Jimmy Grifln chlied L. E. and be in this motorcade to give the gamo progressed the fans 12 Tom Dyer Reception has been tremend­ Dec. 7 Tournament—Sanford tho footbaU players a big en­ Jan. 4 Lakeview Boya Thtre warmed to tho outstanding play 43 Don Robinson L. T. ous for tha beautiful glau-eoelostrance for the game. Jan. • Lyman Boya and atria of the teams and began choosing 41 Jack Cash L. 0. ad structure. When cold weather B« aura and plan to fill your Her* sides, and Ly the final whistle the 36 Dennis Arweod l . a. roiled In last week, the -track U M t Dora Bible School car, join in the motorcade, and cheering from the stands marked 47 BUly Johnson Center didn’t (offer aa U has In tha Jan. cheer the Seminoles on to vtcBoya There the game as a great sucreif. 63 Tom Freoman R. 0. past, for the Club House provided ________ _ There m„ .'W tory this Friday night. J/n . 16^ Bishop Moore Boys Co-Captains for the White team 63 Emmstt McCaU R. 0. heated comfort for hundreds of Jan, 22 Lman Boys and Girls were Buddy Kirk and Alex Me- 20 At Travasoa R. T. fans. Here Klbbcn. nobby Barbour and 32 James Reed R. T. Hey Benny ranki aa th* track’i Jan. 23 Seville Boys and Glrla COTTON BOWL SELECTION TO Giynn Hodges were the ro-cap- 23 Ksn Gustavason BE MADE SATURDAY R. E. top ita r to date, winning all four There tains for tho Orange. 21 Wayne Beet R. E. nf hie •tarts against powerful DALLAS CD— Four team*— WHITE TEAM 24 David Butler 0. B, opposition. H a r m a n Burkhart’s Jan. 29 Titusville Roys Here Navy, Tennessee, Georgia Tech 1 Crescent City Boys and POSITION 22 Aaron McMiUan NO. NAME Q. B. ace wa* a top performer here Feb. and Syracuse—win furnish the Girls Here L. E. 37 Cllfofnl Ablet 8 Howard Wolfe F. B. last season. visiting team in tne Cotton Bowl Feb. 3 Florida Military School L. T. 27 Ronnie McDaniels 20 Terry Gross W. B. and the selection will be made Boys There Several special evente are up L. G. 30 Buddy Vaughn 30 Sonny Barley T. B. 8 Crescent City Boys and Saturday. 31 Bubba Davie T. B. and coming on the 8an'ord-Or- Feb. President Bob Cullum said to­ Girls Here lando track's busy calendar, In­ 26 Mac Sclvldgo T. B. day that the field to provide cluding Scholarship Night on Dec. Feb. 12—Open By Alan Mover Texa# Christian's opponent in the 6 and the second annual Charily Feb. 13—Bishop Moor* Boys Jan. I football game here had Night on D e. 20 . L e fts w e B oy been narrowed to theee and that TUCSON, Arli. — Jackie --------------------M o P/rcM£P Pittsburgh which had been a con­ ¥ nxjcM P otr/t nurke, winner of the 1936 POA NATIONAL NEGRO tender, had been dropped because and Masters tournaments, was FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP of a late gamo. PACM OP matched agalnet Jimmy Domaret t o BE DECIDED MfQ P/RST In Us early stages when tu­ today In tho loventh of 13 golf o -J R axtrIVt teo te Uatean 2 V A R B iry Pulmonary tuberculosis, TB of exhibitions being filmed In Art- MIAMI CD- Tha national N.gro berculosis Is easiest to cure, tuG A M eStorn television release. football championship will be dc- berculoslj may have no warnnlgithe lungs, causes about 90 per A G A f/tsr Dsmsret shot a 6-under-par 66 elded Saturday night when Tenn- symptoms. A chest X-ray can de- cent of TB deaths, hut the germs Mi s s o u r i Icin ,tu c k all parts of tha body. at Tucson Country Cluo to beat *ut>* state meets Florida A k M tect early TB. A u p M orR p Ed Furgol by thra* strokes In University In the 24th annual PAMff, A’O the slsth match yesterday ThTe "Orange Blossom (lassie" IBSG. CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE vi*1 ry earned n*mar** 12.000 of' Tennessee 1* rated No. t and AND STORAGE CO. the $39,000 being offered a* prlie Florida A k M No. 2. m uiey In the serU*. Tennessee has won nine games Furgol, who carded u 33-34— thla aeason, rolling up 334 points 69, picked up $1,000 and dropped to only 23 for their opponents, from th* sortes, which will U Tennessee has won 15 straight WHOLESALE AND RETAIL released u • TV feature by a and last only two games In the 401 W est Thirteenth Street Phot Chicago film company a o it year, past four years. — Florida defeated eight foes, The largest number of tuber­ scoring 367 points to the oppoilrifKSK PRICES EFFECTIVE TIIURS: - FRL • SAT. culosis cases are found among tion's 34 and will be shooting for a fifth nations) title. men. FLA. GRADE A • DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS Oviedo's Baskeball Schedule Revealed The Sanford Seralnolw eame alive yesterday In a apirited scrimmaie that lu te d until dark and indicated that the new stra­ tegy of Bill Fleming la paying off. The bard charging line and the power offenae were impressive in a auatained drill with few let* downs in spirit. "The boys want to win this one more, 1 think, than they have wanted a game all season," Fleming said this morning of his charges. "They know that Lake* view will be tough, and they know that theyTl have to play their best gam# of the season to make it a successful homecoming," be continued. * "Winning this game will be a matter of player choice," Flem­ ing declared. "They showed that they had the potential to be a winning ball team in the Lees­ burg game, now it Is up to them to prove it to the fans." Jim Warner failed to show for practice for the second consecu­ tive day yesterday, and he tops the doubtful list for the game Friday night. In last week’s game Warner suffered a sprained knee that hampered his running and the'e I* ■om» Indication th*. he may have also incurred a kidney Injury. There U very little hope for some relief for quarterback Bob Johnson. Johnson has staged a one man show in tbe quarterback position since A1 Stanley was sidelined for the season with a consussion. Cecil Dandrldge, rais­ ed the ball well and has a good game-calling head, but he has trouble getting control of the baU from the fa st varsity centers. “The centers have to get rid of the ball and snake a good block to protect the middin of the line,” Dave Laude pointed out "Cecil is having trouble taking r t n i r n r n i r a - i i / i e wts# a te take Racket Tie S.ee 1*0 f 1-hd t'nner Perk Jn«ta t a n * *4 $.4* • I n I 1*1 nniai-ta (%*> t n ae SIXTH X lh XtJI pi.it i t e *»* **» a i.» flnMrtiah i n * * ** * *-t 1/v 4»# 1 S*t 1/1 on iM -t* n i t t « « e r r x T H w *rw— era » n » 41A r*nm"rnmi«» i t .N * ** I *• 1 1-1 <>» n n n -'« n < « ».** ♦ m Sfnrmv Rolt»r S.t* T 1*1/1 f)ulnt»*e »»-•» 1*4 *« T o stn trr e r sn e tw e F i n e r a m ' __a / i e Mile OM Cabin Bill). Illnco Ariel*, Cleat. Fleelnn. Sir. Mouse, Blue Feather. ItelUble N ew ., Modesty i n r o s n r a c k —s / i e wtie Ttreesln R*<1, taeen d er ta d r , II*>w Wonderful. Rnsemaad, Indi­ an Stood. M a ttie O’Urlen. U w > mon* Mite t h i r d w a r n —e / i a MUe _ M a I U Mo. Strike Bure. U is l* Tleh. Andy Colo, Mr. Smoke ’Urn, M olle Factor, tan * dun. Mary Foutle.n f o t RTif RArr— a / i e wit* Dance, Hteel Anthony f if t h Hardware, Michael RAcas-e/ia wn* rreatal Darden, F rlllr tan*. School Ttarhnr, Hadcer Ed, My tadvblrd. Sliver no*. Blue Ed«e, W lllor s i x t h R i m - n / t e wit* Xorthnrn T n r t, Coot K ill. Mete nine. Rose View, Maids Design, Rat Mar, Lucky H enanl, Idsnte Tag sRVRTrn m r r —a /i* wn* charges looked better yeiterday than any time since the Lees­ burg game, "The boys hit hard and low today,” he said, "and Ite encouraging to see the renew­ al of competition on tbe practice field." This is the last ehance for the Seminoles to throw off the brand of "tbe weak lister of the weak lis te n " in tho area. flhoetlv Kit. Traek King, ta e t Acre. Draelona Mac. Ancher tad. n-alcott Road Far Rmsrson. Mis* Ka T.1T K in itT ti n t r r — s / t # Mil* In n T.iitii, Susie Chooser, tin onMin Soddsnllv*. Isotone, Rush Call, Dark Drat*. F sner Mone—•« • SIXTH RICH—a / i e Mil* th r V , r e e e r . C e-faln Rook. Mountain (Sat. OKI Wren. Aagrawale. Mr. RnlUt. Mlta Svhll. Riskardsno TflVTH HACF—« /« # X 'le Ed's Deacon Jona*. t a itrstek . I f . , D*onr. T. AS. H ons* Hhnt’e Atlbt. Reran*# Of Ton. Mt(* B it- torses***** T'lsss* Tirtof r i.r.v T .x T is a t r e - s i s wtt# Tbe best defense against TB F air Cther. Mr I.«l#l. O Mr Is the Christmas Seal offensive; n„.«, Wathr tfrla. Flr»d. rant#education, case finding, rchsbill tette. Cnnserratlon. Smart tank tatlon, and medical research. hr the claimant, h is s c e n t <* attorner. and any euch claim or demand not to (lied »h*ll be vote A. Edwin Hhlnholay A* adm lnlilrator C.T.A. of In tb# Ce«r» m t (k* r « « ee * Aedee. the Kttal* of Senile*:* (•■ ■ I f, MAt.t.i/: K on AT. deceased. d iet# * r Florida. In F re bale la A'eaet af tb* C aaaly JaSae, l a rei r.rtat* af beailaal* Caaaty, SAT.I,IE E. DRAT Stale ef F ieri Sa­ Deceased. le Frabate, Ta All Credllare aad Pereaa* lia r la re tb* Krtat# e f la r I’lalare ar lleataada Aaalaet ARTHUR LED ROSIER said K etaiei Deceased. You and each o( you ara hera- Te All Wbeaa ft Wa* C ia r e n t hjr notified and reiu lred to pr*N otice la hartbr a lie n that CARL rent any cUlm e and demand* which • ROtUEIl has Iliad bl* final re­ you, or either nt you. may hare port a* adm inistrator nt tha salat* ■salnet the **tat* of KAI.MR K. of Arthur Lee Roster, dsseaaad: OltAY. deceased, late a t said coua- that ha Iliad hi* petition for tl*al ty to tha County Judea of Sem­ dl«ch*rea. and that ha will annlr inole County, Klurlda, at hte o f­ tn th* Honorable ERNE8T I10U8fice In th# court hone# at **ld HOLDSHt, County Jude* of 8*mlCounty at Hanford, Florida, w ith ­ not* County. Florida, on th* slfh th in e lsh t calendar month* from My of li*c*mb«r, l i s t , for approval th* lim e nf Ih* flret oabllcatloa o f *ams and for final dlich src* of thla notice. Each claim or de­ a adm inistrator of th* (sta te of Armand than be la wrHliiff, and hur ta * Rosier, deceased, an this •hall elate the place of raaldanca (th day of November, ISIS. and pnat office addreas of the Cart L lloslsr claimant, and ehall be awnrn to Arthur ta * Itoslsr, dsesassd. Legal Notice LOCKER PLANT L IN ----- ^ PAWSON,OP EGGS te: 58< P U R C H J P , TRIG S E A 5 O R GETS, M S L A S T C tiA R ce to m o v e up w Ttte P O R W A R P PASS/rtO a VERA GEE. P A S p e e p Ba d BAKING HENS.S47 7 s u c c e s s iv e SEA SoPS— J fo r W rrp 9 7 E A C R yeAR. RAIN ’ OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 |T| V LT H A . GRADE -V - DRESSED A FROZEN IN THIS PLANT ip c o m p l b t /o p s co rrected ^ 1 E ALL TO T ADM UP TO T O KIND or SERVICE THAT MAKES FRIENDS Sugar Ever S o ld " ^ OUR OWN CURE THIN SLICED BR. B A C O N LB. 49c D R IED BEEF LB. 29c 'A (excePt Sunday) PO ST - T IM E 8:10 P. M. • M A T IN E E S EVERY W E D N E S D A Y & SA T U R D A Y A T 2 P. M. OUR OWN TENDERIZED HICKORY SMOKED ■a ■ m m H A M HALF or WHOLE 3l0-14*lb.A V G , lb. a WESTERN BEEF LBAN PURB BABY L IV E R LB. 35c G R O U N D BEEF LB. 37c • NEW CLUB HOUSE • Glass-enclosed, air conditioned »nd heated. Admission $1 Plus General Admission o f BOc Jerry Colling, Track Operator Sorry, N o Minora WESTERN U. 8 . CHOICE BEEF _________________ ORLANDO 407 West Central Avenue.. . Tel. 3-6493 WHOLESALE MEATS FOR HOME FREEZERS jli;. Located 8 Miles South Or Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow �■■ S«Siy.*£ 1 «ra>H; ‘,.\v»s9g>v ♦ ;.»B , H 5 W n ^ l ! { ? V > '0 *v' 'V ^ 'T '3 ^ g cV- 1 En-lai In India 0 « Goodwill Visit NEW DELHI, India (*— Chen En-lai, Prem ier and foreign min­ ister of Red China, arrived here today for a 13-day goodwill visit and talks on world politic* with “ late Minister Nehru The visit may turn out to be an effort by Chou to turn Nehru Into a middle man In stalemated negotiations between the United States and Red China. Nehru is flying/to Washington fo r talks with President Elsen bower on Dee. IB. Authoritative sourees said Cbou will make a second visit to India and will Q lk with Nehru when he returns. This arrangement would permit Nehru to convey Washington’s re­ action to any proposals Chou msy have to make concerning tne months'kmg talks between the American sod Red Chines' am­ bassadors in Geneva. Nehru was instrumental in get ting these talks started, but they have bogged down over such is­ sues as 10 Americans still held ^ Is o n e r in Red China and Wash­ ington’s Insistence on guarantees against aggression in the For­ mosa area. A barrage of ftowers almost buried Chou as he climbed down from the plane. Nehru was on band to extend s perwmnl wel­ come. He rode with Chou on a six-mile parade from the airport to the presidential palace. Radio TV Highlights NEW YORK CD—If any honors are to be offered the leading dra­ m atist on television this year let’* not forget an Irish-bern chap who had much to tay and said it wtlh mordant wit. He was born Just IN yesrs ago and hia nama is George Bernard Shaw. A goodly number of his works have appeared on the home screen in the pest 11-months. As adapted for and Interpreted In the TV medium all have p—n absorb­ ing entertainment M ott recently came "Man and Superman’’ Sun­ day evening on "HaUmark Hall of Fam e" NBC-TV. To praise this beautifully pro­ duced and delightfully played comedy of substance is rather, at this date, to gild tho lily. As an­ other first-rate television drama­ tist of this current year, a fellow named William Shakespeare, once said In another context. Yet let’s oralse it anyway. t'z ir te e Evans, as every man wh>. ^ d e sc e n d s to marriage de­ spite his best intentions, and Joan Greenwood as the inevitable wom­ an who leads him to the altar, were auperb. Other members of the cast were equally good in the fast spin through the mannered Edwardian era which was direct­ ed with extraordinary television craftsmanship by Georga Sebief cr. With deepest bows to all in­ in this production, includ­ Die In Explosion volved ing Joseph Schrsnk, who adapted piny for television, let’s con O f Flaming Wreck th« aider for a moment the medium's MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. CTI — happy discovery of George Bern­ Two persons were killed this ard Shaw. morning in an explosion of the In his prime as a playwright flaming wreckage at a railroad Shaw waa sometime* eonildreed crossing where two trainmen and a truck driver lost Uieir lives last ahead of his time. These many y e a n later, when his work is sight. viewed with interest' by millions 0 9 ta te police said the explosion occurred in one of the diesel lo­ at home, he is most timely. Some comotives of the freight train of the social problems he ponder­ ed appear to b* resolved, but the which had been derailed when a gasoline truck ran into it yester­ majority are not. Shaw, In the words of St. John day afternoon. Ervlne, hated "hypocrisy and pre­ Seven other were injured in to­ tentious respectability and Irra­ day’s explosion, one critically. Today’s dead were identified at tional social deavagea and stupe a Chesterton funsral home as flying poverty and every kind of Otto Keehn, SO, and Georga Mar- organized priestcraft, whether of quardt. SB. Police said they were the law or the church or of medi­ 0 Ued by the explosion a* they cine or of politics." ills hatred were trying to get the bodies of of ihibbolctha pours from his the two trainmen out of tho still- plays In wry laughter. If he were alive and In his burning diesel engine. prime as a playwright today, us­ ing today's society as illustrative of what he was saying, no drama of his would lighten the home acreen. Th# sponsors wouldn't Nov. XT Admissions: heart of it. “Just look what this follow says," they'd cry. “Hia »o Clifton Duncan (Sanford) cial rebels must be Communists, Oscar Brauda (Sanford) ^ Discharge*: and tho way be attacks the moat respected members of society, ^ R o b e rt Bedenbaugh (Sanford) and the way he carries on about Nov. 28 Admissions: the predatory qualities of worn en!” Patricia Tlmmas (Sanford) Rev. Clarence White (Lake Mary) More than half of those who Mary Sextan (Sanfonl die from tuberculosis are men Adm. Leslie C. Stevens (Annapolis, Md.) over <0. 5 Hospital Notes Souper-Punch for Brunch H u m h l it’e her*, the season of cheer . . . parties are starting all over the land as holiday timo brings in tho "big" season of enteriniag. When your turn arrives, you might want to bo a Kttle bit fferent and welcome your friends to a Souper-lloliday Brunch. And hera hi an easy-docs-it cheery menu that la bound to dalight guests and raise your standing as an original hostess several cogs. Present them with a tempting wassail bowl of hot tomnto soup lifted to new glory with a dramatic soupcon of spiers. Place a dish of butter pats near tho punch bowl to float in widening golden circles on each cup of soup. For extra pinuancy, hart nutmeg on hand to dust over the aoup. Complement the liouid fare with waf­ fled toast and a luscious casserole of cnamed hard-cooked egga and mushrooms. M elM Tomato Soap: Heat contents of 8 cans of condensed tomato soup with an equal amount of water, H cup of lemon JuJee, 1 tesngoon ground cinnamon and 3 teaspoons whole doves. Slakes about a punch eupe of soup. « Ib tyY t k ra i See New Hotpolat HI-VI Portable TV! 7 New Hotpolat Hi-Vi Portables to chooso fro * i r • Holpolnt Hi-Vi Portable weighs only 2B lbs. Has B \ brig h ter picture, A utom atic Focus, Djnapowar Speaker, S haded Glass. In Seashell Pink and Sand White or Lagoon Blue and Sand Whitr. GORML r-Hotpotat c. N 216 P a lm e tto A r e . D A IL Y P h o n e 778 MM AND IV COWBOY Roy Rogers, back from a six-week safari tn Africa, la shown after being reunited with his family on his arrival iaNevYoefc. la th e back row (L to r.) a r r Dusty, 10; Marian, IB; Cheryl, IB; Linda Loo, II, and Sandy, 9. In th* front row, th* eowboy star holds Debbie, 6, sad hia wife, Dai* Evans, it holding Dodle, 4. Five af th* ompla’s seven children are adopted. (International) Groups Pushing Plans To Make Highways Safer Byy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Two Important groups are push­ ing plans to maka Florida's high­ ways safer. Directors of tha Florida Peace Officers Assn.—meeting at St. Augustino—drew up a let of proposals to be mid* to tbs Legislature’* Interim Committee on Traffic Safety which closed a series of state meetings at Tallahassee to­ day following a session at Pensa­ cola. Among proposals of the peace of­ ficers, some initiated by that group and other endorsments by the officers of suggestions of oth­ ers: Two license plates on each car, drivers tests every four years nnU annual vehicle inspection. Reduce the juvenile age to 16 to conform with the age for licens­ ing drivers so that those between IS and IT can be dealt with In eourta a i adults for traffic viola­ tions. Enaet laws for movement of bi­ cycles on highways. Giva th* Departmsnt of Publle Safety authority to set up speed tones and be In charge of traffle Controlling devices now handled by the State Road Department. Set speed lim its of 80-65 miles an hour In daytime and 30-35 at night. Current limits—not set by law—are 60 In daytlms and SO at night. Issue drivers licenses every two years on applicants' birthday an­ al varaaries. Authorize use of radar and elec­ trical devices to apprehend speed­ ers and chemical tests for evi­ dence of drunken driving. Give Florida Highway Patrol enough money and personnel to police rural highways. At the traflfe committee meeting In Pensacola, D. Paul Cochran, a member of the Safety Committee at Pensacola Naval Air Station, proposed that drivers be given merits for certain periods of safe driving and demerits would have his drivers license suspended. Cochran said such a plan had worked effectively at th# air sta­ tion for two years. A driver incentive program was recommended by Ernest Priest who is in charge of driver education for Escambia County srhools. Under Priest's plan, students who complete driver education courses and are at least 16 years old would be eligible to apply for driver licenses. Those falling to take or complete the course would have to wait until they were 18. Other proposals were maximum and minimum speed limits; com­ pulsory automobile testing; and compulsory jail sentences for per­ sons convicted of driving while intoxlcated. Commenting on the jail for drinking drivers, plan. Col. Frank Mean, base commander at Eglin Air Force Base, said that of )2 fatalities Involving base personnel during the past year "only one waa without influence of liquor." ,y . 6. Hair clasps ACROSS T.AU . 8 L Award President 6. Unadorned 8 Tear apart ID. Flowers t. German It. River tlL l river 13. On tiptoe 11 Half ems 14. Cowardly 14. Mala* 13. Netlike 13 Selene* fabric i of rocks 15. Ear sheila It. Metal 17. BeIf turn container commune It. Circulating 10. Pulpy frail 33. Simian 31. Tattered S3. Cease cloth iN au t) 33. Skill SB. Ceteway S3. Jumbled (Jap.) type 36. Scold persistently 1 It. Com* back Inside I t. Brag r 32. Bay windows 13. Dull pain S3. B rightly colored bird 40. Chamber V ////////M Bt. Straight teolloq.) 43. Steep ir 43. Part of yoke for oxen TT" 64. Put Into symbols % * DOWN ir vr 1. Child's carriage JT 1 Method of learning TT 3. E r.T ’-'-ih goddess — 4 Light breezes I. Compass point Isbhr 1 HOLLWOOD ID — Her many fans will be happy to know that Frances Langford I* back In the business again. Many a former GI will remem­ ber sitting In a South Pacific jun­ gle and listening to a tawny-hair­ ed charmer alng sentimental bal­ lads In her throaty volee. To them, Frances Langford was their tangible connection with home. Now tho wartime sweetheart of the GI’s is eomlng hark to show business after a vear's absence. She dropped out nfter her m a r riage to nalph Kvinrude, the out­ board motor king. Why has she come back? "Because I'v* been singing most of my life," she explained. "I’d be sort of lost without It." Her husband Is very much In favor. "When yog stop working, thati when you begin to stop liv­ ing," h# reasoned. Frances, who began singing for a Tampa radio ittaion at 15 for tS a week, will do some TV guest shots and is negotiating a film show of her own. She will cut an album fo r Capitol. And MGM Is talking about filming her life story. "Only on# thing worries me," she said. "Do they hare to show everything?" She was assured The Sanford HeraL Radio S TV Log UHLANDO SSkiU.VKSUAl l it * l:S0 iitS l.li (: 1V (■>« f:ss Tilt Wild Util Ilk kok S it SI.VI.SU ir* tr t it s S:te Th* M illionaire l"v • Out a 8*<r*t Wtdn**dar N leht Fights M um Nsws H .porl Starlight Thsatrs tHgn-off T llt/M s D A k ■OKBINO Birii on N sw s- W aathtr Tbs MoraiBR Shaw Captain Kangaroo Klim Knot A Fancy This Land of Oars Handstand This Land o f Ours atrik* it nich AFTKRNOOX Valiant Lad r l«4*v* o f U fa Search for Tomorrow H olding Light rls ColflaRWOod Nswn Chari** Stand t?p and b* Counted At th* World Turns Our Mina tlrookn lllg Hlitrr FHm Far* lllg Payoff I'hin nrl (01 Croiarogds 10.US 111so 11:15 Mill . •■it 0:11 TiOO 1:00 w m m m m u 1:1* im 14 ItilO It:** 1 11:00 TT u:te 11:00 5T T t 11:15 i it i e 11:15 1:4* 1 % 1 : 1" 1:10 _ 5:00 5:50 •4^ 1:11 1:00 1:10 III 1:00 y? , * VC % w rit n— r a n v u b u •* •* K IL O C V tT .K a WKIIVKOIMI 4>-tNRVOU.V The Rhythm lloar NVKNINM lit* World At at* tit* T w iligh t Songs *:** Snorts Rook ( i t ! Masts At Random Drifting Oil A Cloud 7:*# Drift jit* tBalse s ls e t th# Muala 1:14 Il’t-I It’s-Daaeattma •1:44 it * Nlgn N lgat B illio n » :tl a tr lsllr Im trum snlal »:*• Th* Rhythm Hour t:t# 1:1* At Rem* With Unite llrlghl*r t)ar W MIIH-TV JvrKsn.VYILLB riKNNNL 4 W K uvr.siM V am e n noon * JO 4:50 l(»|iort that th« subject of a fiimblog can with couch#*, a bar and TV set usually determine what U depict­ ed. The more pleasure-loving In the audience will wonder that Frances wanta to go back to work at all The Evlnrades have elegant homes In Milwaukee and Florida And when they travel, they go in atyte. They fly about the country in n DCS that has all tho comforts of home—and then some. The eabln Is designed like a living room complete with six speaker* io the lound can ho audible In any part of the cabin. "W t ean usually follow a net­ work show right neros* tha coun­ try." Evlnrudc said. "When one channel fade* out, we ean turn to another in the next town and I 15 Onusr I'dnard* 7:00 Van Ctllod X TilO ,V*nl* ll.ikley t: 0« Oodfmv A FrlerJ* »:00 Th* Mllllnnnalr* 0:10 I'** riot a iterrot to no loth C*nturv Fog lt:«o il:nn itaport 1: 1" !.e* Paul A Mary Tord 11:15 bnt* Show 11:15 N e w * a Hlgn Off t i i I'h m m v w n n x i x a 1:15 T**t Pattern T OO flood Morning 1:04 Cant Kangaroo 1:40 Opaa Ifoura 1n;no tlarrv 10:14 Arthur Omtfrey 11:10 Ktrlk* I* lllrh It on Valiant f-ady 11:14 Lot* nf I.If* 11:14 Me- r-h foe TnmnrroW 11:44 O uldlng Light 1: 0 0 •it* New* tl:*e It—'W*lng A—4»*nd 0:00 Wild Hill lllckok Btand Op and b* Counts* Our lilts Urooki M S Manat party ittg rtvorr 1:10 Hob Crosby 1:04 llrlghtsr Lay 4:11 Hocrti atorm 111*- KdRs of N ight ' M lckty Moan* 5:00 1:00 Nsws- Waatber-bporis llsn d stv o u s F ive Owls it* bet* Juhn O allr and the N sw s t : ! « Hums and Alisa 1.00 Arthur Uodtror Show 1 .m 1:14 As IS* World Turn* AvruMNuox Advautur* who Lasts Walt l:l» 8 i.tR* 7 1:0O ttepnrt keep watching the tame *how.H "Once we wero rixht at the ellm at of an exciting movie,” Frances added. "The picture itartcd to fade, 10 Ralph lold the pilot to go back and nlrcle until tho movie wa* over." Sign Off ra rs iD it ItH M i h it Man s:z B,m"n Western Jamh«r** 4:11 N*wt lie* Bivsn o*sioek a» h 7:41 7::o 7i*( I:*n Nsws-FlorM n Nsws World Hearts At A fllanea Josh ay's Choir* lit* Mor»rug Dcvetlaae *:0» Harmony Tim* •:#• World At Nina t ti i Morning Mstodtaa »:*# Hara and Thera Ilia* 14*4 Club 14:1* N*Wt l*:U H*4 Club III *o flam* of MModr IS *n World *1 N«or 71:1 a Radio Farm rtts-st 11:14 Rar Nor* Manrh 1:14 1:15 tar Nona h asp * 1:44 Thuraday Matins* 1*44 World At Thess 1 : 1* Pub. gsrvlc* Khow M 4 Rscord Pr*vl*w 3-MAN COMMISSION NAMED TALLAHASSEE (A— A three* man commitilon ha* been nam ed"" b Gov. Coillnt to determine If" " the 12th Judicial Circuit ha*"*^ enough population growth to en* title it to a third circuit Judge. The circuit comprlic* M anatee,'"' Sarasota, De Roto, Charlotte, Gtades, Lee Hendry and Collier countlM. Named to the eommltslon wero Gerald E. Ludwig of Sarasota, Ed If. Price Jr., of Brndentnn and Marshall C. Robinson of Pun­ ts Gorda. GA. GRADE “A ” - D&D SIRLOIN or CLUB FR Y ER S ST EA K l r Coconut-Cranberry Holiday Pic! FRESH GROUND 2 BEEF CHUCK LBS. Hamburger 7 9 c NECK BONES LB- PIGS' FEET For a delightfully different dessert for th* holidays, try this Coconut-Cranberry Crumb I'ie! lie* the traditional cranberry sauce combined with apples and glamorize these fruits to a gourmet treat with lender-finked coconut. This luscious dessert will give your dinner • surprise finish that is sure to call for many repeat performances throughout the year! Coconut Cranberry Crumb IT* H rccipo Pia Crust 1H cups (1-pound can) canned 2 1, cup* ( l pound 4 os. • whole cranberry sauce canned sliced apples 4 cup sugar 2 tablespoons sugar U cup butter or margarine 1 tablespoon flour *i cup flour Dash of salt 1 cup tender-thin flaked coconut Lin* • 9-inch pie pan with pastry, rolled H-Inch thick. Flute edges. Combine apples, 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 tablespoon flour, and salt; mix well. Turn into i pie shell. Break cranberry sauce with fork nnd spread over npplr*. Bake In hot oven (426* F.) SO minutra. .Meanwhile comoine combine U cup sugar, butter and H rup flour and uics. aisanwnue mix with pastry blender or fork until crumbly. Mix in coconut. .Sprinkle over partially baked pi* and bake 20 minutes tenge* Serve warm. OR Pork & Beans TRU-FLAVOR LB LBS. 1 6 O z. O fo r 4*9 25c TRU-FLAVOR LARGE SELECTION OF BICYCLES SPALDING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT MODEL AIRPLANES • GUNS AND HUNTING CLOTHING • CAMPING EQUIPMENT EV1NKUDE MOTORS BOATS • TRAILERS MARINE HARDWARE FISHING TACKLE 59c 0 L E 0 19c FLOUR $11.99 25 LBS* LB. BALLARD SELF-RISING Baby Limas L A Y -A W A Y 10c|STEAK GRADE*A’ SHIPPED MEDIUM OLD GLORY COMPLETE TOY ^ DEPARTMENT FOR ALL AGES R0AST33c ROUND OR OR WITH YOUR ORDER LONG GRAIN 69 COFFEE ,Nlb. 89c PLAN — FINANCE PLAN CANADIAN ACE (RjoLAD/L SpDhiW fy tjoodA, 301 E. FIRST STREET THE SANFORD HERALD W ed , Nov- 28. 1966 : i a j 'J 2 c T a rJ (i a ’.vaa'J*' 14. Ood•J 1. HIU '1X0018 •.*' m u in of QOHUita heabng UKUU t tif-ifi « m« b b I None I •’ ,-j U itJi 11:1 f.nSBH, *7. Prov. 'j m e u n u Ince •3311 fJUUMBMl I Can. I m a n y ’j y j i ^ n 30. Orient iiunnrt kutasn 31. Capital d s u w n IXHH14D (Swits.) S3 Goddess i N t t l i l l ' l of 37. Cavity harvests 38. Freth-watcr (It.) tortoise S3. K nocks 42. House of 34. Arab Commons kingdom labtw.l 36. PrlgM Black Eye Peas • " CROSSWORD Frances Langford Back In Business DINNIf RYAN, 86, Laurclton, Long Island, N.Y., gets a helping hand from ltockctto Carol llarblch, Newark, NJ., on his last day of work at New York's lladlo City M uile Hall, Ryan, who helped prepare the Music Hall stage for Us opening In 1932, can look back on a career of 84 years In show business that Included work with such luminaries as Pavlova, Buffalo BUI, Gertrude Lawrence and Anna Held. » P H O N K 998 B * * * * * r o w SHOPPING DOLLAR HAS M O RE CENTS' - 3 2 9 SWORD AVE. • ^QUANTITIES UNITED E I U 6 For 9 9 * * �• THF SANFORD HERALD P i | t 8, W ed., N or. 2 8 .1 9 8 8 y jJ R itlf* — ofcLV.ANoir » Put Potatoes On Menu For Increased Energy CONTSCT WrtM T W M MPORTANT THAT VOUUtMMHOfl h - t TO M A I WITH . KUTRITIONI8 TS agree with you'toonomy-mlnded housewlvet —potatoes a rt a food food buy. Moat of you homemaker* a rt well a w art that potatoes are fill­ ing. They a rt a eh*ap way of satUfytaf th o tt re e d y appeUte* of your family. But th e lowly spud alio U a good energy food. And It need not be fattening. High O n List United State* Department of Agriculture ftutrttlonUU rate po­ tatoes high on the lilt of energygiving foods. Prom only one medium-sized potato, cooked plain, you can ob­ tain a quarter of your daily vita­ min c needs, some of the B vltaAnd remember, potatoes that a rt cracked or bruised should be the first ones used. QUOTUM AUD AN1WH 8. R.: My daughter, who U an epUeptie, Is about to be married. Is this disease hereditary? Answer: This disease appar­ a r t a d d td to m a sh e d an d ently is not hereditary' in most whipped potatoes. It makes them Instances. n '/« k w a tch ItNUT DC, 44, of Milwaukee, Wla, realises a childhood dream—to see enough to catch a baseball. Blind tine* he was six yean old, Ek had his sight restored by a corneal transplant operation. The surgery took place June 8 in Chicago, (International Sovndphoto) THIS NOW! A BEAUTYI L it t le UEIGMBORS ARE SfllAR A sm ocu. THEY DO THEIR MAftttTlUS AT F n lk . v W dDE TMtY AREk/T , H0 U3 DO YOU VERY RICH (THOUGH) KlOOUi, F*0 0 8 Y 7 ■ is u e t l , I SEE TH Elft l it t l e g i r l s , I PLA1IUG THE FAME PlMJOj tw o WADE'S StmiEXMKT. / WANT 7 0 WHAT HAPPENED 7 0 TH0 AOfiy TtM B, T O N T a r l * r b O \w f* 64 • r A ^ 1 U ** L -/g g i, ij *** • i» |W 8 L'v t) ^ COPELAND'S HICKORY SMOKED FRESH CORN FED P I llin iilllH " i (cluLOSTeM Afl? iTSAVg HCPf A O ---- \ l i r a s ElCKT-VtAp.) —V " CLDGiRLPLAvC < A .N cuc<*i»i a m pm o ia pt 1 CMTHC PIANO V.o 0PEAK3 iX ) LANGUAGES r~y / d c n t like these YOUNG GEN'USES-i'M SLAO OUR Alexander and cookie r— <■— ■ APCNT —■* PRECOCIOUS a WE RE HAPPV TOHEAR , you SAV TMATOADOy . k OUR REPORT CAROS ] ''-i CAMEOUT TOCVW f YOU HAVe NOTHING lil.i1 T TO WORRY AOOUT. j ' s-f HAVE >CU * TRU-FLAVOR (H alf or W hole) SLICED FREE SW IFTS PREMIUM UAUY REEF (Limit one with order) LADY BETTY V LEAN FRESH GROUND 303 cans ROYAL OEM MUELLER’S MACARONI OR ✓ ' d AD.'WHSN M3U AND MOM — WERE FlSE" MARRIED D D YOU HAVE AN . yvDEC STANDING T , -A SO U rW H O \vAS GONG TO BE BO SS I mean 1 REALLV/ cecTW NLV.' ^ T H eoES N onuse I.YKES SUGAR CREEK Spaghettis |M A MAM GOING A . THOU life ^ IODONG HIMSELF. COR1NA ECONOMY SLICED Tomato Paste OLD GLORY Pork & Beans FROZEN FOODS ,WEDDING r bELLG/ < L REALLY/ '.01/RE AA(WEDDtN6 LUCKYDOG,fS BELLS CHESTY/ . my m is never SILLY IS fiJGHr/ SAWAWIWMG .NOW I MUSTGO LIKEVOUfVOU/ ~ T \U O M L KNOO<ED'EM > '— SILLY// SORRY \ I GOTTAMA& ABROAD-M I'MBUSY 1CAST NOW. WATCHME/ ^ IDNIGHt (VlUCAtLVOU BGIITAFTER h j n S f t h c W v BAfifi t j — - f THAT IDIOT \ HElldDEVir-OtTWONT TAKE] LEAP, 1MEYBL HOME. NOFOR AH HIS PROBABLY A/ISWER~v) VT60 NS • FURlOUS*• "»-------- JEALOUS. 12 oz. bottles STOCKTON FROSTY ARCE8 STRAWBERRIES DONALD DUCK ORANGE JUICE SEA PACK 1L R C E L L O B A G S BREADED SHRIMP COCKOF-THEAVALK HEY, ORANOMA 'LOOK AT TH’ BOOKS AN’ , THINGS I FOUND f UNDER .YOUR BED// YgAU.l KNOW/AN1 I ALWAYS KIEF A P il l o w . YOU PUT EVERYTHING COUPLE O' BLANKETS AN' RIGHT BACK/' |------ A LIGHT UNOIft MY BED/. ICE BURG (Lnrgeat Head) MCCK,TMAT*J m y FAVORITE SPOT FOR HEADIN'SPOOKY STU A R T S, NEW CROP MYSTERY STORIES / / j * STOKELY’S CUAS HUM*. ll-*s' s a 97 YARD S , _ run / /m o a n ) TRIED t l KEEP TVV MCI A. s a v f R U S \ TVl flfTREAK UP 4P U T TH* UPRitjMTS.. (SOS) THr 0 A L 3 LEAD. 7- 0 , ON TU’ FUST TA O p l a y s up tw g a m e / S n A KEY HiPP3 « :o«eso n TiiecPENiNa KIC K-O FF/ l A ift. L \ e S U P R E X 9 M A R K E T 2 * 0 4 P A R K A V I. • Q U A N T IT Y tlO H T S RtttIVB • W l VfOAUZl MOUAUTYMEATS ■ �IT Wed., Nov. 2S, 19M l’HK SANKOKD H KHALI) IT-HL1LDLNU-REPAIRS PAINTING 28—MALE ar FEMALE <2 —FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD 88-HOMES You'll Find It In — By OWNSR WANTED— Part time man or FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE woman for early morning work —a t Warebouae P ncat, nail Lake front, now threo bedroom In Sanford and De B irr. Mutt BERRY’S. W« are exports at as- • house on Lake Emma. One and slating you to secure gracious have car and be bonded Write half tiled baths. Florida room. good looks with functional con “ P art Time" P. O. Box 895, Lot 211' x 233'. Turn So. one Sanford, Fla. venionea. Today's beat buys In, rdlc at Oaklawn Cemetery. WOOLSEY nationally advertised furniture, M a rin e F in is h e s 38-ttU K R WANTED FEMALE at DISCOUNT PRICES. 981 W. 2-bcdroom home with Florida F n r Y o u r B o at First 8L Phone 1987 for Evas. room, extra largo utility roem. S e n k a rlk G lass a n d P a in t Co Wanted: Baby ilttlng. ref. 1014M. Ing Appoint®ant. Must bat to appreciate. 301 E. 112114 W. 2nd S t Phone 320 Day or part-tim e work. 417 E. 28th. Ph. 2230-J. • BIG VALUES Third St. Ph. 1149^1. For Painting cal] Mr. Tasker. Ph. By OWNER • QUICK CREDIT Room special S14.9d. Young colored lady d u ire i house 1 year olJ. 3 bedroom Concrete Gifts far H a r lf f il • EASY TERM S work, baby sitting, cafe work. Block house. Furnished or uaFLOOR sanding and finishing, Ph. 1735 . 1712 W. 13th. furniahed. Ph. 1113-R. WtLSO.VMAlEB deaalag , waxing. Serrtng Semiaola county since IMS. Ntw and I'ted Furniture Daya work, 701 Cypress. 825-R. 3-bedroom houae, 6 mon'lis old. PICK A GIFT OF INSPIRATION H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary 311 E. First Su Phone 951 Tcrrazao floors, furred walls, —not Desperation breezeway. large utility room, • FINANCIAL 48-FA 1M and GARDEN shallow well, corner lot. Phone See our beautiful renter pieces MeRANEY-SMITH PAINTS 1082-R. SWEENEY’S 3411 S. Park Pbens 1203 28-MONEY TT LOAN CROTONS l i t Magnolia Phone 147 CROTONS— make a living Christ­ 28— PIANO SBBVICS lV - r tA C B t M BAT This Is a free p.i»* to the Trairie AUTO LOAN8 mas gift that stays lovely and U k e Drive (n Theatre for COST LESS L. L. 8111 - Plano Te**-J4laa colorful for years. All sizes. 35c Bear with U . Wi Vi got growing Mr*. G. Price. Exp. date Dec. SHOES Pretty Patents fnr 2144 Rente 1. Sea ford 7, 1958. palM. THE DOOG1K DINER dress and Cute Strap* for UPORAPEVILLE NURSERY Florida State Bank Everyday. 32.98 up 4 BAR, Laka Maty._________ 21-ROOFING and PLUMBING Phone 2038. 48-LOTS OP SANFORD SANFORD SHOE CENTER . PLUMBING 14—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ANNETTE'S - for food food, 208 S. Sanford Ave. 4 adjoining lota In Lake Mary near Contract and Repair Work MERCHANDISE -------------------- —y----------------Steak, Chicken, Shrimp, Baptist Church. Ph. 1B8-W. Prvt Estimate* WE HAVE A LIKE NEW Spaghetti, Kosher Corned Beef R. L HARVEY IMPORTED CHINA SPINET piano available •7—BROKERS aad REALTORS Phono 1821 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE Sandwiches. SO. CITY LIMITS. 104 Sanford Ave. from all over the world immediately in this area. May This Is a free im m to the RIU b« acquired by assuming MONROE CRAFT and CERAMIC TILE t - L o r r a n d rocN Q Theatre for Lydia M. Mohler. monthly payments. Pleaacphon* OZIER REALTY CO g u t sn o r Paul F. MueUar 4 Son Ph. 134 Exp. date Dec. 7, 1958. York Piano Exchange, Orlando Laura B. Oaler, Realtor LOST- U r g e brown 4 white dog. 1st. St. 3 Ml. W. of the Clock Free estimate. Quality work. 5-8257, or write 1808 E. Colonial Haaai M. Field, Associate Children'* p e t Reward. Call We ouy and sell used furniture. 2801 So Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1359 Dr. PLUMBING 4 HEATING . 290-W a f u r 5 p. m. Paying top cash prices for any REVLON Cosmetics 31.25 up EVENINGS: 3118 and 790 Septie Tank Installation 4 Service thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Gift Sc:» $2.50 up LOST or STRAYED —Red. Heater Service, A r c h i e C. ING POST on 17-tl Ph. 205J-W. RENTALS blai*.face riding hone, mare, Harriett, Phono 734-W or 1333. Brtiah-and-Comb *cla *2.5o up from paalure on Sanford Avo., KOUMU.LAT a. ANDERSON —Factory to You— $4—A P I*—HOUSBB-ROOMS 1 mUe aonth of Clatervilla. Alarnlaum On the Corner by the Clock VoaetUa Blinds PHONE SW-XM.___________ WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms' Enclosed head. 8 a m ro o f botton private baths. 114 W. Flrat 8t j t—PERSONAL NOTICES DRESSES FOR SUB-TEENS rail with plaatlo ends. Plait! MMjM .1 u « trw Collon-Conluroy-mtxcd or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 204 So. Park Ave. — Fhone 890 Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Fh. 720-W OLLAWAY, Ho«ptUl and Baby 33.98 to 310.98 COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB cords. . . . . . Beda Day. Wm i , or Month— HOLLYWOOD SHOTS Efficiency apt. Hi-way 17-82 Be. Including: bath fu tu res, cabinet S e n k a rlk GU m a n d P a in t U Tel. 1US. Fftralture Center — Seminole Realty 114 E. First 8t. sink, water pump, septic tank 113-114 West 2nd SL Phone 330 City Limits. Slumberland Court. US West P in t S t W DIETRICHS T. W. MEIO and w ater heater, approximateSee Seminolo Realty for DeilrREALTORS ly 123 month. LIVE BAIT WELCOME GIFTS DRESSY BLOUSES able Houses and Apta. Phono 27. 1901 Park Ava Phan* 27 #r 143 Call, or see us TODAY that are long eberisbed are easy Shiners, Bull Heads, Pop Guts Pacron-Nylon-Silk, 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 to select from Powells ratted Paatcis-Whites 8 Down. 95c EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Robert A. Williams stock. Come la tad look around. for Winter TourlaL Private balk Sizes 30-40 Plumbing. Xresky Heating Missouri Minnows and Worms REALTOR 1U7 ROYAL PORTABLE & shower. Steam h e a t Inquire 34.98—35.98 M . G. H O D G E S Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Ave. Raymond LundqaUt, TYPEWRITERS Manuel Jacobson across from Service on All Water Pump*— COWANS-212 E. 1st. Phone 874 ASSOCIATE No Down Peymant Post Office. BARGAIN! Apt. m e gat range, WclU Drilled — Pumps 24 Mootbs To Pap Phone 1373. Atlantic Baak Bldg. Paola Road, Phono 100 perfect condition. Call at 2600 Mayfair—3 bedroom. J-bath home. Lay-Away Now for Christmas Gift Seti by— This la a free pass to thu Prairie Call 1490-J after 8 p. ra. Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwold. POWELL'S o r n C B SUPPLY 22—SPECIAL NOTICES Elisabeth Arden — Coly Lake Driv* In Theatre fur 117 S. Magnolia Phone 9Id Corday—Dana—Tussy—Rovlon Mrs. C. E. Johnson. Exp. date FOR EVERYTU1NQ In hnrdwart Paint 2.30 gal. Sweat Shirts, Jac­ IN OSTEEN-3 Rm. turn, a p t Bourjois Dec. 7, 1958 Leaving December 4th fo r Call Screen Porch, 335 mo. Call after ket*, Cots. Tanta. Army-Navy and paint sea—Hill Hardware fornla desire lady to help 6 -Phone 1323. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Surplus. 310 Sanford \ u Co., 301 E. 1st SL, Phone S3 RETIREMENT HOME drive. References. Ph. 919-J. Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. Order personalized French-fold 2 Room Apts. 112 Elm. Ph. 2983-W 100 feet frontage on sand bottom TIME lake. S-bedrpom frame home Christmas card*, with your Wa build, design and rafiniah. • AUTOMOTIVE with modern kitchen, Florida A lovely gift watch favorit# map inot. 25 for H. 2-bedroom nicely furnished house. Sea a: 813 French. Ph. 53-R. room, garage, large, beautifully 113 W. 19th St. Call. 668-W 319.75 up 1W far 114. WIEBOLDTS CAM­ 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED landscape lot including 4 large after 5:30. PUMPS 4 SPRINKLER ERA SHOP, 210 S- Park Ave. WM. E. KADER oak shade tree*. Outside city. SYSTEMS Sell Your Car to 112 S. Park Ava. FULL PRICES 37,700. AU types and sizes, Installed Space oil heaters, all sizes from 5-room furnished apt. near down ROY REEL town. Phone 3198. 38.50 to 350. Some liku uew. “Do H Yourself.” 308 W. SeconJ S t BOUDOIR Will pay cash for antique*. Also Clean apt. Oil heat. 611 Park. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE for fir* irons and screens. S T I N E LAMPS S—BOATS AND MOTORS Machine and Supply Co. Super Trading Pout 35.95 up Completely furnished 2-bedroom A. B. PETERSON Your Evinrode Dealer 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. 63 On Hwy. 17-92 Ph. 2053-W. house. Phone 14D8-J. WILSON-klAlElt Broker Associates: A. B. Paterson ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Phone 958 if, 7. P. J- Chasurion, Garfield 311 E. lat. St. CROSLEY BEND1X SEWING MACHINES House trailer for rent. Dreamwold 304 E. 1st St. Phone W Wl latts. John Melsch and R. W. Sales and Service Necchl — Whit# Trailer Court. Ph. 2220. Williams. A. C. Doudney. Land ► —MOTORCYCLES* BICYCLES New and Used RANDALL ELECTRIC BLANKETS by Surveyor. New 1 bedroom furnished apt. GARRETT'S 323 E. 1st. St. Electric Company "Klelderest" Pull (ite boys bicycle, good 116 N. Pirk Ave Phone 1139 Ph. 1732 M. Service— Quality —SaUafactlon Oil drum 4 stand. 1500 W. 1st 2—yr. Guarantee condition. Ph. 1907-J. PHONE 9279 far CHERRY Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 De Bary - -St, Ph. 257-R. From 319.95 Small house partly furnished 31" boy* blcyclt. Ph. 227ILJ. Real Estate Brokerage - Notary with garden apace. Ph. 1732-M. Y O W E L L ' S H E A T IN G Medium size deep freeze, Sunbeam 1219 IV 13th S'. Rear-Barber Shop 12—TRAILERS________________ Floor Furnaces 4 Circulators electric razor, roto-broi! bar. 18—WANTED to RENT Thli is a free p«* to the Rilt SAMSONITE becue; utility trailer, deep fry­ H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. It will pay YOU to see us before Theatre for Mia. Robert 0 . UltraUte-Stesrmllte Luggage er, 3 way floor lamp. Ph. 2508-J 3-bedroom, 2 bath home In Phono 1440 you buy. Open Evanings and 200 S. Tark Mayfair Section. 6 montlu nr Anderson. Exp. date Dee. 7, from 317.50 up Sundays. „ _ , 1956. year's lease. Reply box IK FAIRBANKS - MOllSE Pumps 52” cabinet sink, good condition Sanford Jewelry 4 Luggage Eastilde Trailer Salas Sanford Herald. Reasonable. Dormyer deep Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Palatka, Fla._________ 300 Sanford Ave. Phone 1318 2 Bedroom Concrete Block fryer, used twice. H actual LONG, Phono 388, 207 Ka*t All-Furnlahed Home Good-Buy: Aluminum H o u a a cost. Phone 888, 1118 Park Ave. • RKAL ESTATE Commercial Ave. Complete Price 38.200 trailer. Enclosed cabana. Phone Get Gulistan Carpeting _ 31.000 Down 44—APPLIANCES This is a free pass to the Movie44-FARMS AND GROVES On Easy Credit or 2293-J. _________ _ land Ride-In Theatre for B<m ROSA L. PAYTON. Lay-Away Plans PR1GIDAIRE appliances, sale II —USED CARS 20 acre tile farm. Threo bedroom Registered Real Estate Broker Green. Longwood. Kxp. data Sanford Linoleum 4 Tile and service. G. It. High, Oviedo house, large barn. All equipment Phone 2871 Dec. 7, 1958. IT 92 s' Hiawatha 127 W. First St. You'll Bo Mile* Ahead with a Fla. Phone FO-5-3.it5 or San and machinery. Easy terms. Ph. New 1957 PONTIAC, now on dllford 1642-W after 6 p.m. GATLIN BROTHERS 1393 J. P. 0. Box 1154. CLAYTON C. BROOKS Dragline 4 Bulldozer Service p!»y. SEWING MACHINES cu. ft. chest type freezer, 6 43—HOMES Real Estate Inves'ment* iDG— • Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2195 W. Sanford. 10month Necchl — White old. Inquire Dairy Queen. So. Orlando Hwy. — Ph 2903.j You’ll be Dollars Ahead with the New and U*ed high-appraisal trade-in you get ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Apt. size gas range, Scrvrl re­ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES JV. II. "Bill" STKMPKR G A R R E T T ' S from Ray Herron. Just phone ments, invoices, hand bills, and VA—FHA— CONVENTIONAL frigerator. Like new Phone Realtor — General Insurer 323 E. First Street 2458, or after 8 p m. Ph. 1343.W programs, etc. Progressive FINANCING 2517-W. Guy Allen Associate Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Arietta Price. Associate 1953 Ford 8. pickup truck 15-n i'II.D fN O MATERIALS West 13th St. LADIES LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Phone 903 or 2122 — 112 N. Park New paint, aac. cond........ 3745. BILLFOLDS 1950 Pontiac 4 door sedan .. »45. O R L A N D O Sentinel Star, Call A. K. S H O E M A K E R , JIL RED-I-MIX CONCRETE REAr. ESTATE DRIVE-IN 33.96 up 1947 Dodge pickup ........ — 329oWindow Bills — Lintels Phone 1991 1800 Mcllonvillc Ralph Ray, 3150. , ,.,2W 4 French Ave 1947 Packard, 4 aoor ......— 3195. WERT JEWELRY STORE Septic Tank . St.ito Approved 2 Bedroom New Home on loo X j. w. HALL. REALTOR 1947 Kaiser, one owner. Sand • Cement Mortar Mix 2»2 E. 1st. St. Phones CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 120 foot lot, excellent water, Johnny Walker, A iiociaia new tires ......— .....—- 3*3°Miracle Concrete Co. Slip Covers and Drapea shade trees, f t,000 down to "Call Hall" phona 1758 1950 Ford 4 door sedan. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335. STANLEY KULP cover equity, und assume New paint, new upholstery PHONE 2858-J. .A 'IC.ALTOR F.r.t METAL ROOFING monthly payments of $39 on irootl condition • • 3345 Holiday Cheer KOY REEL balance. Write Box FA. rare— U rL L h N AND I I ARKKY Now in stock, 5-V Crimp—Q" EMPLOYMENT 308 W. Second St. *** P<fk Av*. Phone 2312 Sanford Herald. Corrugated — 2 4 " Corrugated Get All Your Roofing Needs at W 9 Nash super 4 dr. sedao. 3 bedroom, air condition­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE S h e rm a n C o n crete Pipe Co. 312.009. O. U. Farrell'i Radio, heattr. directional sign- 24-HELP WANTED FEMALE ed. enclosed garage, block conr.V c * M""'*lth Out Weit 13th S t ARCADE PACKAGE STORE at 117 south Park Phone 772 aJs, practically new engine! Experienced meat wrapper to ____ alructlon. Hardwood & cork ■ewSa soma transmission work. floors, 90 x 133 lot. Low Fit A Thay Know Featuring: work in meat market. 335 week. 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT ’ Make an affar. Sea 9? 203 E. monthly payments, 352.79 after the Very Beit Tip-Top Super Slarket. 329 S. buying owner* equity. 2523 21st St. HAYNES Office Machine Co. Sanford Ave. 310 E. First BILLS HARD TO PAT? Sell Laurel. Ph. 2401-J. Typewriters, adding machines This is a free pass la Movie AVON CALLING WOMEN Hales-Rentalt, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 •hinge you're tro u g h w i t h land Ride-In Theatre for Mrs. Who need money. Demand for Homer S. Broeo. Evp. date through Want Adi for CASH. Avon Cosmetics is tremendous. 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Tf44G & Trimmings Dee. 7. 1958. No experience; we train. Na­ Call 1421. 1951 Oldsmobila Super 88. 4 duor. tionally advertised—good com­ 2nd ANNIVERSARY mission. Mrs. J. Russell, P. 0. COMPLETE SELECTIONS radio 4 heater, completely IN OUR FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, Box 975, Orlando. Christmas Tree Trimmings 299 FAMILIES original, excellent ihruout. Mu*t SANFORD LOCATION make the Want Adz your shopp­ sell, 8475. Drop by after 5:30. Saleslady for steady job. Mutt and Decorationa CAN'T BE WRONG ing place. Rear 212 W. 16th. ________ _ be neat and friendly. Apply in Echols Hl-Rlzer ............... 331.50 Buy while stocks are complete Bed and Chair ........ 99 00 person, Jacobson Department Sofa KKL'S 3 and 10c STORE INC. Hollywood Bed ............... 49.50 Five beautiful residential developBUSINESS NO MISTAKE AHOUT IT! To' Store. Free headboards on Hollywood menti: Del-Air, Pinecreu South aril something fast order a fa»tSERVICES Girls over 21 apply Pig’n Red* Pinecrc»t, Rose Court and Giovc acting Want Ad. All Dinette Sets Discounted 14-8EAUTY p a r l o r s Whistle. Park Ave. & 25th St. Manors, are standing proof of 3139 00 Bunk Beds ......... 3119 00 th« high acceptance rating ot LET IT RAIN, let it shine. Every ) Waves by Zotos 4 Realistic Experienced waitress Apply 3-Room Groups ............. 295 00 Odium 4 Tudor home*. |7 40 Thru Nov. Open I a m. • Market Restaurant. Mrt. Jones. 3-Pc. C s r r a Sectional* .. 199.60 day I* a good day to use the Call 971 (Foam iiuuDcr; Rubber) French Ave. You can buy with aafuty, and live HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Want Ads. Stenographer-excellent shorthand BEDROOM: in the secure knowledge that and tpying. Legal and general Double Dresser lLAIR HARD TO WAVE? your home will continue t6 in­ Beveled Mirror t expart stylists give you tuft, experience. Call 3143-J. FOR QUICK ACTION use Class) crease In value. Bookcase Bed lasting wavss of sternal beauty. Innersprlng Mattress 27— IIKI.P WANT“ I) • MALE f‘«d ada to sell rest lure. Call Priced from 38.50 IF — Box Spring (2 pillows FREE) /A-BKSS BKAUTY SHOP Newspaper street »alc*b«iys want 1321. say "Charge It." You Select Your PHONE 563 rd for work after tchoil. Ages See our naw Ima of floor covering Home In up to 14 years ut.l See Mr. 17—BUILDING - REPAIRS VACANCY PROBLEMS? Kind and complete horn# fornlahingi. South Pinecrest—Sanford Holley at The Sanford Herald F IE F DELIVERY PAINTING right after school. Grove Manor*— Sanford tenants fast thru the Want Ada. 1 ECHOI.S REDDING CO. or Salesman 4 Collector, age 25-55 Corner 2nd 4 .Magnolia. Ph. 1232 THAT NEW ROOF because you Shi... “ Bud Bambargrr" Mgr. to service an established all SOMETHING MISSING? Locate Valencia Villas—DeLand fear the cost will be too great? Aaytaiag Open Monday’s til 9:M p.aa colored Fire Insurance Debit, DRIVE DOWN, or CALL W^y not drop in? It’ll eost you lo and around Sanford. Must Wilis A it quickly through Want Ada. VISIT OUR BALCONY OUR SALES OFFICE TOD\Y— nothing to talk R over. You may Cl* m tied have lived in Florida over a havt a pleasant surprise in store Phone 1121. JUST CALL 2625 S. French Ave year and have a light service­ HILL LUMBER 4 SUPPLY 1121 able ear. Write P. O. Box 119 Phones: 2100 and 298<) $ SAVE S YARD 223 W. 3rd S t. PHONE Sanford. ON ROOD USED 83 'The Lumber Number. O I) II A M 4 T U D O It Inc. w a K t a d s 1-ife time opportunity. Married. FURNITURE RENEW—Your Roof! May we "Builders of Finer Home* 21-50. 360 per wk. start. 380 suggest a contractor. Let us 4 up after training. Ph. Or­ Mather Of Sanford For Florida Living” MME! arrange a Home Owners Loan lando 5-1519. 12-3 p.m. 20349 E. lit. St. Phona 127 to cover your roofing Job. ( T tenants retail sales- U*ed furniture, apptiaace*. tooli, GREGORY LUMBER of San- Young aggressive L E T WA e'c. Bought-iuld. Larry’* Mart ford, 6th and Maple. Phone, man, full time. FIRESTONE APS DO ITI 1 STOKES. 321 E ait ;«L SL Phona 1531 Tad Burnett for PAINTING . 1801 Grandview Phone 1953-M. B E A S Y TO F IN D - CHARMS Gold and Silver WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. Dad MONEY CLIPS Storting and Gold Filled S3J5 and 33.00 IVM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. Gifts/j Wines from New York State at lt.23 per Fifth Callforina Wines, tool T II B T 0 W N P U M P 112 W. First St. Gifts for Do your Christmas Buying On Our Easy Payment or Lay-AwiF plan FUR ITU RE CENTER 118 W. First St. The Accepted Gift SAMSONITE Card Tablrs >— I8.M FURNITURE CENTER 118 W. Flrat St. Mom 0 1 . ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR. r* g . 319.03 Sale Price 316.95 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 113 S. Magnolia BALL REALTY And INSURANCE $179. H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E Gifts for flat yii via! UASSIFIID ADS Ph. 18 f io M U Pm*« f FRIGIDAIRE'S exclusive 30-Inch French Door Electric Rang*, 3309.M up CLAUDE U. WOLFE 308 E. Flrat 8t. CsmpSato 5-rc. LIVING ROOM GROUP Choice of Styles and Colors 3139.00 MATUEK'S—203 E. First SL ' WESTINGHOUSE Toaster Choice of confection ’ eolort 331.98 BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER US Magnolia Ave. TABLES Corner Tables, Tier Tables, Step, and Coffco Tables from, I LBS TWIN UOLLYWOOD Bad Outfit, complete 841-95 MATHER of Sanford 203 E. First St. WILSON-MAIER S1I E. l*t. Phone 958 Beautiful Framed Pictures and Decorator Mirrors 32 00 up FURNITURE CENTER 111 W. First St. PAINT ..... 33.54 gel Single Blankata, each -31 Satin Comforts ___ 39.35 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. Gifts for Him Has your husband ever enjoyed the fine fitting qualities of NUNN-RUSII shoes? Glv* him a pair, from, 319.95 IVEY'S 8HOE STORE WINCHESTER RIFLE 22 Calibre-single 318.10 22 Calibre, double ... 329.75 SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Sanford Ave. at 2Slh St. FURNISHINGS—Reasonably Priced Hals-Shirts-Undsrwejr-Ilclls Trousers-Sox-Shne i II. 4 A. DEPT STORE Corner Sanford 4 4th St. ALL METAL Folding Tablet 24 x to inches 39.15 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. UniMoal Personalized Greeting Cards Studio Photo or 8aap ih o | 23 for 33.50. SO for 38.60 100 for 312 JAMESON'S Phone 3198 Real Art Pictures Beautiful framed reproductions and Originals from 33J 5 WILSON-MAIER 311 E. lat. SL Phone 934 Boxes Cigars ........ S3.50 up Pipe* 51.00up Wallet* ......... 51.98 up ROUMILL.YT 4 ANDERSON On the Corner by the Clock For Th43« In Servkt WROUGHT~titON Smoking Stand With Main zinc Rack 37.95 MATHER of Sanfotd 203 E. First St. GOBLETS Cocktail glauea, decuntoi*. tong* ,m l bar acretoiriea *1 2.» up FRANK NOELL, Jeweler Xto S. Park Ate. m THE SANFORD HERALD would be as welcome as a dally letter from home $1. month—31150 year. By Mall Anywhere Gifts ter ± ! i ^ ) MEN’S ROBES and TV JACKETS all wool and blend* from 37.95 Y O W E L L *S LITTLE BOYS PANTS Sire* 2 to boy* IS 32.98 up PURCELL'S 123 W. First St. Billfold* _____ 35.00 up Watches 319 95 up Key Chains 5.5 50 FRANK NOELL, Jeweler 110 S. Park Ave. SKI 4 BAR MUFFS for Uoya 31.30-31.93 C 0 W A N' S 212 E. First St. Fhon* 174 Men'a~SPORT COATS * variety of patterns — color* | by Sewell and Xlerit. Sizes 35-44. Pricea 319 95.333 I COWAN'S 212 E. li t Phone 871 Gifts for Girls YOUR CHRISTMAS Gifts tor l o b y f f i f l CORSAGE SIC T o u arro N drug CO. CHILDRENS COATS Drinking Cup* SI.00 up Rempcl Rubber Toy* 69c up , Sizes 1-14 V.^orled Toy» *9c ut> Twee IsSulida-l’Iaids $7.98-321.98 ROUMILLAY & ANDERSON On the Corner by the Clock COWAN’S 212 K. 1st Phone I7« STATE PREDICTED T O _ FUNEAI. TOMORROW r At r. AIK EXPANSION FOR EXECUTIVE MIAMI >.n— Aviation pioneet MIAMI BEACH kP - Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m Grover Loaning predicted tail Wednesday at the Walsh and night that Florida faces an Im* Wood Chapel for Bruno Minklcy, portant era of air expansion: 67, retired sain* executive and toiening, a Miami resident and goiter. He died of a heart attack aircraft designer who has made Saturday. aviation's national Hall of Fame. Minkley, a native of Chicago, said much of thegrowth might hal been a winter visitor for tome in production of busineas many year* before moving here: and utility aircraft, five year* ago. He twice won the He praised Gov. Collins and Nassau Invitation Golf Tourna- state and municipal agencies for ment at the Agorc* County Club promoting Florida as a site for of whlc.i he was a member. aviation operation and Industry. ■UMBER BUILDING NEEDS lfe 2 4 flo U COMCRETEP/H �BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION G R A D E “A” D A D WHOLE U & GOVT. GRADED GOOD PALM RIVER SLICED BREAKFAST CHASE & SANBORN FRESHLY ^ BONELESS BEEF GROUND Hamburger IT'S PART Y SMALL LEAN T IM E A G A IN MONARCH • OLIVES ON A TREE • ANCHOVY PASTE • PIC-L-JOYS • ONION STUFFED • CAPERS OLIVES • ANTIPASTO • CAVIAR • CORN RELISH FROZEN " FOODS | , , I.IIIIIY'H MIXRI) |*KHHONAI A SWANSON’S CHICKEN . BEEF TURKEY VEGETABLES f I 8IIURFINE CANDIED CHERRIES ’ PINEAPPLE ’ CITRON ’ LEMON PEEL GINGER 7 rAS8 99 p a Orange Juice Braswells ox CANS 1 n Tangy Wlnesap Prices £//edive Nov. 29f/i-Dec. 8tl\ Pear PRODUCE] 2 t J1 dates raisins /# ORANGE PEEL PEACHES CURRANTS CARTONS WHITE f YELLOW W i DEVIL FOOD BUTTERSCOTCH „ t 6 w a t o e s 3 5 l-AKOM FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS For Pure Shopping Pleasure U tU tV K V IE N N A SEM INOLE C O U N T Y 'S FINEST a m i su n CANS L CAMAY SOAF ULYKS CO M ET CLEANSER *JSt» S1ZS 2 2 9 (1 LAVA so ap SUPERM ARKET 3 S 23c Christinas Albums Classics Popular Tunes Hill Billy Children’s Records Elvis Presley Kay Starr Bing Crosby Perry Como Tommy Dorsey �to* •r :'T<*.• Sdftv .- v1* a - ' v —- ■■ ..'i ><^3 ' !y g J . ■ Shop and Save In Sanford v -tf-'-'-'V '.r » ^ *)£.•«; v,/ If T oot HtraJd to Net ® h* ^ rOLUME XLVII I lu r v n p o r v n p v T m n r %rt?Yx*eT» a b m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 itm tlf t THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1958 Delivered By f P. IL Call 1821 Before 1 P .M . Per Delivery * AaaocUttd P r c n Leased Wire NO. 148 Bulldogs On Top As J O v e r 1 0 ,0 0 0 W a tc h teams ToldFor Peanut Bowl Game On Dec. 7 C h ristm as Parade Tb# final standings hi tha Pea­ —— - —,7 ■ : ■— j-rr— nut Bowl Game competition were announced this morning following the last two games of the season. Mrs. Sybil Routh’a “Bulldogs" defeated Richard Jones “War Eagles" by the one-touchdown score of W>. Outcome of today's game which was played Just before noon to­ day clinched top place for the More than 10,000 people Jammed Tha first equipment for tb* "Bulldogs". Sanford Streets yesterday to wit­ ness what has been acclaimed a* projected toll free, metropolitan This is the way the teams end­ the "biggest and finest Christmas telephone service was Installed In ed their season according to point Parade ever seen In this city.' the new building of the Winter standings: Mrs. Routh's Bulldogs, 194 ; Mrs. Roberta Richards Crowds began forming early Park Telephone Company, Neve Avenues, team, 174; Richards Jones team, yesterday as schools let out at York asd We!brcrr>» 3:30 to allow all Seminola County last week, company offlelala as* 144; and Mrs. Aliee Grant's team, children an opportunity to see the nounced yesterday. *4. The equipment already Installed parade and to see Santa Claus. In the Peanut Bowl contest a Main Distribution Eleven bands and 37 floats, Includes slated for neat weekend, Richard along with marching units and Frame, which will provide con* Jones class team will play Mrs. groups formed about 3:30 begin­ nectlon for 14,000 local telephone Roberta Richard's class team In ning on First St. at Sanford Ave. numbers with 3,500 existing cent* the first game. Mrs. Roiith’s class to stretch from the downtown In­ ral office line*. team will play Mrs. Roberta Rich­ tersection out to Mellonviile Ave. Each line can serve, if neces­ ards class team which will be the and back toward the city again. sary, up to eight telephone num* championship game. The parade was estimated to bers. In today's game, Guy James have been a mile and a half long. The cable* terminating In thla completed a three-yard pass from For one solid hour the parade Main Distibution Frame will bn Mike Jennings to score the one moved west on First St. to Oak brought into the new building touchdown. The Bulldogs outplayed the War SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL “ Homecoming Sponsors" who will be seen, with their escorts, at tomor­ Ave. then south to Fourth St., east this week, and the actual work of row night’s Homecoming Football game, d a f t to right* Dottle Mett.s, Sylvia Price, Carol Nutt, and to Sanford Ave. and then north splicing the cables and eonnect* Eagles all the way to prove their Bobbie Crutchfied. They were elected by the|San!ord football squid. (Staff Photo) to Second St. where It disbanded. ing them to the frame will begin lead In the final standings. The huge crowds applauded, immediately. ★ ★ ★ Peanut Bowl festivities will get laughed, cheered, and waved as A Trunk Intermediate DlstrW underway next Thursday with a unit by unit moved along the bution Frame, which will connect gigantic parade through downtown streets. local telephones with point* serv­ Sanford featuring both the Semi­ Children lined the streets all ed by other telephone companies, nole High School and Junior High the wiy and in many places on will be Installed School bands. at the iim e . First St. they were 10 to IS deep. time, a company spokesman said. The Peanut Bowl games,will be played under the lights at Sanford The Mayfair Inn's Country ping to b« in Sanford for this At no place along the 14-block The Main Distributing Framn Memorial Stadium Friday night. Club golf pro gave Chamber of year’s tournament Mario L'arfag- route did the parade participants is being Installed In the eompany’a miss onlookers and crowds to Commrrce members a rundow-n no told the Chamber of Comnew premises by Winter P ark offer their applause and admira­ of the coming Mayfair Inn $13,- merce members. Telephone Company Cental Of* tion. "The tirkrts arc on sale now," Homecoming sponsors for the 000 PGA Open which will be held Both city ami county officials flee em ployed, who over a period he said, "and I am aure that alt ,„ muwu the huge parade „„„ annual Homeroming Game and here Dec. 11-16. headed and each of nine months have been work* “ PORKY" Ot.IVr.K. MAYFAIR INN’S riaylng Pro wai In Sanford purposes, in Mario t.arfagno, who brought of you will want to aee the events unit passed in review before th* ing, for training Celebration have been named by yesterday to take a fc.v practico swings at the Mayfair Inn Golf Indiana, where a the member* of Seminole High with him Garry Grarua his as- of each day.” , Judges’ platform on First St. at Seymour, Course. Oliver Mas on his May to West Palm Bearn to take part waa b«lng School's football squad. aistant. said that "the qualifying Carfagno, in explaining the Magnolia Ave. Tho Judge* were similar installation in a tournament there. He will be bark in Sanford for the Mayfair Inn’s $13,000 PGA Upon. (Photo by Jameson) Sharing honors for the annual rounds will be held on Dee. 11. tournament procedure said that !I*o*tmaster Joel Field, Mrs. made by the North Electric Com* occasion are: Bobbie Crutchfield. "There will be no Pro-Am this player* qualifying hero would Aria Jane Lundqulst, and Rcpre- pany for the Indiana Telephone Written for Carol Nutt, Dottle Metts, and Sylyear" Carfagno told the Chamber automatically qualify for the tentative Gordon V. Frederick, Corporation. H m Hanford Herald men, now ♦ Lutheran Advent Services Begin Dec. 5 via Price. of Commerce members at their California tournament. ! Ae a result of tha Judges' d«- Four of theta Every time you deposit a pint thoroughly {aiqlllar with th d * ' Escort* for th* young ladles; Coffee Cluh session this morning Chamber of Commerce Man-! cl»ioB* tho '/ophles. and., p riic Advent Service# at tha Luthe­ of blood Jn a blood hank you in­ aro handing, who will have top honor* Friday *t 3lr*. Appleby’* Restaurant. age John Kri.kz said that am * *r» bnrardei to tho following equipment they ran Church of The Redeem*F"wni crease your own chances and night during the Homecoming f "instead." he said "there will b* attempting to combine the num- participants who entered floats' are Traffic Manager A. E. begin next Wednesday evening at those of your family of coming Game between the Sanford Semi- , clinic In which Jay Herbert, emus drives and campaigns Into Sanford Junior High School won Ludescher, Cental Office Super­ visor, John Burch, and Central 7 30, said Rev. Phillip Schless- through an aeeldent or unex­ nolo* and Lakevlew Highi ofWin porky Oliver, Mike Souchak, and one United Appeal. "With th e ' (Cootlnued M Pago I) pected lllnes*. Office Switchmen Ernest Young mann, pastor of the local con* •PPMr " approval of the Chamber’s ex-, No one ever expects a traffic Jr., and Ralph Stevens. . ' I ' 1 . f . e / " ' r * Asked about some of the top erutlvc Commute* "We will take gregation. YOU HAVE accident to happen to him, but Installation of this Main Dis* ‘ | players that will b« in Sanford|lh* lead in such a drive next A film, "The Unfinished Task." one occurs every 23 seconds in (Continued *■ Page ■) will be shown at the service Wed- this country, ind YOU may be I nesday evening Dec. S. " I t it a seriously hurt in one going home alto attend the annual Homecom- Ing. the defending champion will (Continued on Pag* I) Bodies O f Crash picture you'll never forget," ra s ­ TODAY. be here for th* event, at w*IJ as ter Srhlestmann said of the When the ambulsnce gets you Sammy Sneed, Doug Ford, and Victims Brought film. Explaining, he said, it it to the hospital, the doctor may '.MAN OF YEAR* NA.MED many others. Mostly sunny today high 63-76, the dramatic story of the dashing find that you need whole blood * ALTANTA id*— Th* Southern "They will come to Sanford for cool again tonight, low i0-(6; From Mountains of two worlds — tha world of fast • to replace blood you may Seedmen’* Assn, named Dr. Fred the Mayfair Inn’e $13,000 PGA Friday fair and cooler. John W. Bradford successful busi­ have lost and to bring you out of Hull of the University of Florida- Open from Havanas where they CARACAS, Venezuela Th* nessman, who, despite his active shock. bodlct of 23 pertons killed In th* will be participating in a tourni-l da it* “ man of the year" at the For pictures of yesterday's Y’our wife or husband or other church membership, worships at cra«h of a New Ynrk-to-Caraeaa “ I DAYS Till annual convention yesterday for ment from Dec. 6 to 11," Carfag gigantic Christmas parade sec I the shrine of material success, members of your family may un­ airliner were brought down by no said. j hybrid corn varieties he dcvelopdergo an emergency operation and Page 2. ! and — rable car Tuesday night from th* d h t o t M t f u l "We arc expecting Dan Topi ed to suit the Southern climate. rinud-shrntided mountain* at th* | The world of his son, Jim, who lose a lot of blood. Whole blood citv's edge. turns his hack on a "complacent must be readily availabe to re There wer* no survivors. and comfortable Christianity" pace the blood that may be lo st1 David Lowe Thrilled By Visit both during and after the opera-' The de*d Included 10 Americana, and, over his father's violent pro­ C. 8. LEE and the 20-pound bob tion. smnng thorn 26-year-old Negr* rat he killed Tuesday night in test. decides to go “ all out for It Is a comforting thought to outfielder Charles Peet* of Omaha, Lake Monroe Swamp. (Staff Christ." know that In most American com­ Neb., the American Assn.'a 193* Photo) On Dee 12, the Boy's Choir of munities you or any member of hitting champion, hi* wife and Trinity Lutheran Church, HoHy. your family can get th« life-saving thre^ children. One of the most heartwarming be just a littlebit more "per-ment was so thrilled ov«r the i "no doubt with visions of Ssnta hill, accompanied by their own blood needed, and quickly, too. The Venezuelan airliner, swing­ C o fC Membership organist, will be featured at the because millions of Individuals j Incidents growing on. of the sons] like." visit that he Just "forgot to ask c i a u . dancing through h i s ing from th , Carrlbhean through The young 6 4 year old lad, some very important questions.", . „ midweek service. Rev. A. J. like yourself hav* deposited blood Christmas Parade yesterday was a raimtorm to land at Malquetla, Banquet Postponed Schulz, l\i<tor of the Hollyhill IN ADVANl E in blood bank* i t|je v|s{g 0f Santa Claus to David who has recuperated wonderfully After Santa paid his visit, Caracas' seaside airport, plunged church will conduct the service. Vm,r n.stor or minister h»« . ~ ----« ~~7T ^ T " I and is very cheerful, N d Santa David remembered that there Even though Santa Clnua came 0-The Seminole County Charoher \o u r pastor or minister ha* | /0we wj10 j, confjne«l to Seminole, n .. ..... , fnr , hrousht close to actuil cu e s 'TKu if c0.n ^ nc^ [° Se”lin0,n I Claus "All I want for Christmas were several questions he would ,0 •‘ia" fu|’|l to visit thousands Into a wooded mountain of th* The Dec. 19 service will have h*en of Commerce’ Annual Membership b en hr ignt cl se to act ral cases M*morl*l Ifoinital and eo.il,t not . .... ... t0 on# particular uP°n thousand* of children, he Boca Chica range. Rev., Schlessmann In the pulpit ■”: t “' " r i V " • * > . w Z L S i . ”.-. ••,<bit he said' question Wreckage and the bodies of th* Banquet will not be held on the for an Advent Seaton sermon and ,‘Z!7,'mSU« was “ How could he be didn't forget David Lowe wrho, * ••• ■ „ (", f your Whisk, all over the world at one time cvcn though the youngster would IS passengers and 7 crewmen date already announced. message. to make all of tho buys and girl* have liked to have been right in were scattered over th« area of a Chamber of Commerce Mana­ All services will begin at 7:30 city block. The point of Impact . ........ ' ligent and most «ati*fying *olu- i S*nU “f,Pr ,hc Pari,d‘'Of course Sant* gave David hu happy?" the middle of the crowd watching was about 130 feet from th# ger John Krider said yesterday p. m. I I lion t°°h time out to go by and pay permission toplace hi* hand* on Throughout the afternoon and ^ur ® ' Nicholas to arrive, just that the annual membership ban­ crest. It I* with this thought Inmind ? v*ry 'P*0**1 w*,il ,0 I,aV'd hi* long flowing whit* beard so early evening— questions little couldn’t make it. American financier N e l s o n quet has been deferred until some j ihat th* church#* of Sanford are " 0'***hom he knewcould not t),at he might stroke it carefully DavidLowe would have like to This wa* one of theBigStories Rockefeller had hooked passage on time after the first of the year. sponsoring a UNITED CHURCH *he sidelines waiting for snij tenderly. a.k came back to him—one after that came out of yesterday's th.- ill-fated plane but twitched Because of the heavily crowded 1BLOOD APPEAL. The first 'Blood, "*-* arrival. J.n t before Santa left he asked the other. event*, and had wc not seen San- to another flight from New York Nov. 2* i Donor Day* i* to be held at theDavid wa* very, very excited David if there were any more As a matter of fjet, there wa* ta trying to slip4into the hospital to get a berth, lie arrived safely ^re-Christm as schedule of social Adml**iona: events, and the extremely heavy Mrs. Belie Minch-w (Lake Mary) ! First Presbyterian Church In San- and even though he i* able fo questions he would like to ask nothing he could talk about but quietly to visit hi* young friend, for an inspection of his varied ford, Tuesday, Dec. It. walk about the hospital some, about the North Pol*, and his Sant* Clan* and what a wonder- h* would have, as he docs on interests here. Birth*: business season, the banquet hat "Bank Your Blood — Build A wa* sitting in his wheel chair so visits, or how he made so manyful man he is. The thrill* of th* Christmas morning, slipped quletPeete, property of the St. Loula Baby Girl Sextan been postponed. Life Saving Account". that his talk with Santa might j0y« for all of the children. But visit kept registering on David's ; ly away without laying one word Cardinal chain, was enrout* to D i'rharkft: The date for the annual event the youngster in all of hi* excite- face until finally hu fell asleep | about It. plsy winter ball In Venezuela. Clifton Duncan (Sanford) will he announced well in ad­ Lnuvrnia Shaw (Sanford) vance. Krider said yesterday, so Edith Carroll (Sanford) that everyone will be able to Jame* McIntyre (Sanford) make their plars to attend. Donita Wynn (Sanofrd) 5) ,r Nov. » Admission*: rs. Rowland's Emmett Mark (Benson Junction, By lleie* HnodCrata the theme of the month whlrh wa* DcBary) Mother Succumbs The regular meeting of pack Puerto Rico. Den 4's subject was Ori* Saundtr* (Lake Mary) 60, Cub Scouts was held at the "Fiesta Time” , and each of the Camilla Bruce ' Sanford) Sir*. F. H Atkin*, mother of iVBary Civic Center Wednesday eight boys wearing a red tie and Robert Brinson 'Sanford i Mr*. P A. Rowland, died recently evening preceded by a buffet a sombrero made of bread shelf Jean Kiner (Sanford) in Blueficid, W. Va. supper with the mothers of Den papers, esme on stage carrying, Estelle Jennings (Sanford) Mr*. Atkin* had been a visitor 4 a* hostesses for the evening. some item of food typical o f , Gayla Treadway (Sanford) in Sanford many times. Naomi Forbe* (Sanford) The six charter members of Den Puerto Rico and seated around She had been ill for about five U l * Discharge*: 1|.I received their official Cub th« table on their little benches— years. a recent project of the den each Baby Boy Hauser (Sanford) Scout cards and Corky Stowell m. Funeral services were held and Howard Henderson received bov making his own little bench— Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in badges for bringing new members kept tlm , with tome instrument Hagerstown, Va. •into the den. to a Spanish recording pls)e.| off Former Resident Dtck DuVatl, Dsnny Rraddnck stsgr. They rlosed thetr skit with I and Howard Henderson received I the den y»U. K Dies Yesterday | special tie slides for each having • Since Puerto Rico was th* theme j Albert K. Woodburn, a former | sold ten tickets to the Boy Scout | for this month each boy In Pack resident of Sanford, pa*sed away Jamborre in Orlando. Johnny, 60 received this week, a picture at a nursing home In Jacksonville Breyette was Inducted and re- post rani mailed to them from yesterday. celled his Bobcat pin an.) John Puerto Rico by Cubmas'er Wil­ He 1* Hi* brother of Mrs. Mabel Tatum wa* welcomed into the liam Blakemor*, who visits there Brown of this city. I den, having transferred from pro- periodically. MURE THAN la.oo# PLOPI.K saw yesterday's Annual Christmas para lc route to get a better glimpse a t the bands, floats and Funeral arrangements have not i vidence, R. I. Each den also displayed Ihcir Parade staged bv the Jaycrcs in cooperation with the Sanford IUJ. (S 'aff rilUo) >et been announced. Each den presented a skit on,handwork projects fur the month. Jlcrcnants AJsociation. The crowd surged into me street along (he 11 Bands, 37 Floats Appear First 'Blood Donor Day' Set Dec. II At Sanford Church SHS Homecoming CofC Members Given Sponsors Named Rundown On PG AO pen By Football Team erwSJSJrts I- -jrdssrst _____ 91 Santa Remembers 6-Year-Old In Hospital Z U fftSl * « «=.,Sr\Lr=: Hospital Notes Skits P r e s e n t e d At Cub Scout Meet ( Additional Local News t On Page 8 r First Equipment Installed In New 'Phone Building � 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, November 28, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d1f0d3e2144b34aca86d9e7637992d93.pdf c14dbfedd10cd2e154fd51d2a0543e56 PDF Text Text l 4 ) •r v n o m u r . i m n a o N Mr. and Mrs. Karl M otto* of Saratoga, If. T . kavo b oos vtsfctag bar brother tad alftar-ta-Uw, Mr. aad Mr*. I t M. G le a m . Tkay left Bondar orantag, fo r Ocala, wharo they will visit another bro­ ther and sistar-ln-Uw, Mr. aad Mr*. ( 3 / da Claaioa. Mr. and Mr*. K. ft. BM mrd ad Cincinnati. 0 . art announcing the birth a f a daughter, Nov. IB. Mrs. Billiard la the daughter ad Mr. and Mrs C. P. Braaiagtoo and the fam ily ha* viaited in Lake Mary on numerous occariooa. Cynthia doualy. Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Tiffany af West Oneonta, N. Y., arrived Nov. IB to *pend .the winter in their lak e Mary homo. make an taatant peotaat Instead, ha aaM aloarty: I t might be an Idea, Yak a d thing* or* efraightanad out botween no. I oraa talking to Pro* feasor Felton last night—yon know I span* the alght at Mo hottea--and ha aold b* aouM pet you o vary good poet aa awlalant matron a* o borpttai m Mandoetlla. Mind yon, YM, K*e only n atiggeaUoo." Bha looked onray tram htan, <*»tenntnad to kaep tha taon out ad bay ayaa and the neha at dMOw elan oat ad bar heart. I t might be an tdaa," Mm agreed Onaily. T » oenMdar *. Uruca. But there are other thtnga 1 have to eonaldw too." Ha caught at bar hand on tha tahin “Vai, you're not thinking 1 want you to g o t Why, I—^ Ha stopped. On* at the native houaeboyn area standing beak** pwatbad ha bandage*; Bruce was •ending aver her aad Cynthia's Band waa la M a "You saved asp BB* ■twos," Cynthia waa aaylng m y quietly. •Y ou know m y Nf* la yoava to 4 a what you want with, doa’t POUT* Vai w m about to tuns aaoamBoetabiy aw ay, but Bruce muat Kavo caught alght og bar drsas hi Bha doorway. "W h o * there r * H * dropped C y n th ia * hand and e re m it the roam , throwing the door open under. "W h y , V a i . . . W h y didn't f o u earn* right hsT Cynthia'* ■taking a splaadld n aovary. I'm f tad to m y .” "Tea, It woUM m m b an.* T el Mr*. Dan Denaaod ha* returned from Colombia, B. C., w h en aha w i i called by the eudden death yar and tha Bov. W. A. Ellenwood, of bar Mater. patter of tha Baptist Chapel pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Frisky af nounced tha Benediction. The Inks, Mich, returned t » Lake Misses Carla and Joan Newbury, Mary, Nov. IB and have opened Miss Myna William* and Miss their cottage on Lake View Avo. Delores Kirscb, all girls from tha The group representing the Lak« Junior Department, took up the Mary Baptist Chtptl, at the Train­ offering. ing Union Assoctstlonal Moating Tha 40 vole* choir, nndar the held at Ssniord First Baptist abia direction or Mu* Hill was Chureb, Nov. U brought horn* lb* most generous, singing favorite attendance banner for having six­ hymns and some of the particu­ ty five o f their cnrollmant pres­ lar songs of their Christian High ent. Tha Lake Mary Training Un­ School. A group of girls gave ion also tied for tha banner given “ America tha Beautiful” and tha for tha largest number presant boys, with trumpets, made the and tha Intermedia tea brought "Man of Cod, Arise” , thunder home tha departmental banner. through the building, tt was very much of a musical treat and the Mr. and Mrs. Rdward S. Faw­ young people added Immeasurably cett are announcing the birth of to th« aetual singing through their a sot, Robert Edward, Nov. I t sincerity. At the elose of the pro­ at tha Winter Park Mamorlal Hos­ gram, people tarried over punch pital. The young man walghad and cookies, getting acquainted over I pounds. with the visitors and with new residents of Lake Mary and re­ Attending tha first Vesper Serv­ newing friendships with folks not ice of the currant season at Hamp­ often seen. The refreshment ta­ den DuBos* Academy at ZeUwood, ble was svsrlald with a white cut Sunday afUrnoon were Mr. and work cloth and a beautiful ar­ Mrs. Walter I. Piper, and their rangement of Thanksgiving fruit gueita, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. An­ cantered It. and balanced the or­ derson and Miss Carla Newbury. ange tapers and the twin crystal punch bowls, presided over by Mrs. The Laon Taylors enjoyed the Joe Smather* and Mn. R. W. motor boat raees la Orlando, Sun­ Keogh. day afternoon. Tuesday evening, Mrs. W. P. Wednesday, Nov, 14th, the Busi­ Burke and her sister, Mrs. Frank ness Women’* Circle o f the Pres­ Mlnihew were eo-hostessei at a byterian Church sponsored a con­ household products party at Ih* cert by the Hampden DuBose home of the farmer. Mrs. Luells Academy Choir, from ZeUwood. Young, demonstrator was in The church waa well filled with charge. At the beginning o f the members o f tha congregation and evening two games were played, friends and a larga representation with Mrs. Ben Bullard and Mrs. from both the Church o f the Nasa- Herbert Lampert tieing for first ran* and the Baptist ChxpaL It place In the one and Mrs. Minwas one of those happy commu­ shew winning the other. nity affairs wher* everyone lakes A fter the ladies had looked over part. Mr*. Walter I. Piper, presi­ tha various Items and been re. dent of the sponsoring organiza­ minded of the advantages o f each, tion preaided. The Rev. U W. the hostesses served sandwiches, Scott, pastor gave the Invocation, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braeht, Mr. the Rev. J. M. Thompson, pastor and Mrs. P. D. Anderson, the Rev. Emeritus made the Offertory Pra- and Sirs. S. Drawdy, Mrs. Lam* pert, Mrs. J. L. Bullard, Mrs. Circuit la and far lU m lnol* Coun­ Young, Mrs. Ben Bullard o f San* ty Florida. Tha abbravlalad till* of tha raea le AAltON W KtNKH. *1 ford. 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Irand balna In Uamlaol* County, rid*. la-w it: llaglnnlng SIT t Norik aad IS f**» K**l <»f »k* tuld. / * / K L U r It KMtKM Aa kiacutrlv of ih* I . . , ! Wilt And Tadamant of RAYMOND W . K S T Iili. D e ce a se d Maries: ns* *t i r fi IN T ill] COI StT u r TIIK n i l A IT j t u t a : , s c M iM i i.i; i t H .v r v , stats: M il I k ur to f i .o i i i i i a . i n c .iim iH * ' Corner o f Oovaramtnt U t I. tloa IS, Tawnahlp IS Uoulh, IN Rk: naa St Kaal, run North TSI fast. Ketala of RAT MON lr W. K»TKM Oocvaevd It SIS fast. Uoulh SISI IT Teal, at II* f**t. Nortk tS deg. t* min. TOl ALI. CIUSOlTOltd ANU I’ KItSONH IIAVINO CLAIMS lilt at III feat. Wait SSI feat to LKMANOk All AINST SAID lat af baalaalaa, LKSg Waet I t ESTATK* •t for read To i and aach of you, ar* beral.y Tan. nnd tack af yaa. ar* karaand ra-iulrrd lo preeenl ly notified that a ault hae hern notified -l,lo>, , - d deoveode whl.-h you iruuakl agalnat you la Ih* Circuit ■ourl. la a>d for flemlaol* County or elll.yr of you. n.a* bav- a*.«ln*t Florida. In chancery. entitled I.T - Hi* KM* * of ft A VMUS'D W . KMT I S . f AN MYERS and CATIIRRINM MV- ,le.need , late of eald County, lo :ilh. hie wir*. Ile ln llff*. V. W I I - tha County Judge of Samlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, at hie office In the court hone* o f eotd County nt San­ ford. Florid*, within eight calen­ der mnnihf from lb* lime of th« fire* p.ihllcntlnn of Ihle nolle* F i-h C ST AT U O F S 'L iiit lO A T o : JAM CM It. i f l C K d and A.VNIK C. IIICKd. hie wlf*. and UKflT HOC hLII and MAS: IIOL'MKR hla wlf*. If ally *, and If daad, lhair r te p a c t lr * u n k n o w n heir*, davie***. aranlee*. *••!(***« . letnnre. cred it ors , Iruelaea. or any and all parllea claim in g hy. through, under or agalnat eetd r e ­ el"- Ilya named defendant*. and each n f th em ; and any and nil par* " » < having, or c la im in g lo have any r ig h t , till* o r lnt*r*,t In nnd In Ih* f o l l o w i n g described land, ly in g and being In Hemlnol* C o u n ­ ty. Klnrlili. In. wit North II* ftel of M U ; of N W ti- o f ' N W t i " f X»«-tl in 7, T ow n eh lp SO Mouth, Ha ng* J| Kaet. Vou. and each o f you. are hereby no tifie d that a ault lu a been br ou g h t •galnat you In t h e Circuit Court, In an.| f o r Hamlnole County, Klorl Id*. In • ban. vry, ..Mill-.I I'KNTISAI, s ta iiiih a D K V K L oioiK .vr r u n . I'ANY, a Florida cur t" --«t o,*, plain•Iff. v JAMKM Ih III* KM, *1 «l. •ler.-nU.tntf. and you. end **c h o f you, a r * rauulred to (lie your A n•war In plaintiff'* Complaint wllh •ha Clark nf eald Court, end eer y* upon plaintiff* attorney. UKU \. MPKKft. Jft , whoa* eddreae le M*. n. ling list, ftenfnrd. Florida. • f.*tiy o f eel.l a n e w . r , on «.- b e f o r e W edn eeda y, l i t . e m l . t r IS. ISIg, end being Chancery Cae* No. aJOS. The description of tha rani propairy Involved la a* follow *: I—it• a. S. S and 7. of TATLOR'S UKA It LAKE 8CU.I1VIHluN. accurdlug to tha plat lliaraof racordad Ik Plat Look 7. u *u * !>. Public Itai-orda of bamlnolo County, Florida. Tou ar* liaraby reoulrad to fll* your anawar wllh tha Clark of tha Clcult Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Samlnola Coun­ ty, Florida. Samlnola County Court lloue*. Sanford. Florida, and ta fere* a copy Iharaof upon tha 1Plaintiff*' attorney, W arm n II. Kd> I* yote fell In do an e .te.ree f»r,». General Insurance II. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET c on fe t eo will be entered agalnat vnu and each nf you. for the relief d emand ed In eald Complaint. T h e na ture o f Ihle to ll It lo ou let Ih* t i ll * l e tha ah oy* detrrlhad land W IT N KS S my hand and eeat nf •ahl Court at Kenford. Hernlnole Coun ty. Florida, t b l, I 7lh day o f N ov em b er A II.. m * PHONE 7* II. JAMES O I T JAMES B. GUT iv not or a decree pro confaeeo will b* entered against you. Title nolle* ehall b* published once each week for four ( I ) cone*rutlva w eak* la Tha Sanford Her­ ald WITNKMN mr hand and teal tklt Silk d»y of October. A. D. ISIS. O. P. Ilearndon. Clerk of the circuit Court Famlnol* County. Florida B n Aria 1. Lundqulat Daouty Clark •Varan If. Fdwarda .17* North Mein atreet Orlando, Florida r i i K r i m i t t r o t n r o r t h i s IM K A L l. M ATH J l D i l l SI. t lU C ltr IV 1 VD F o il n i:t ilv o l.i: o t V T V . iv f i .o n i i i * i i i %v i t : m s vo . i m i 1A IIO N W K IN K R an d JESiJIK 1VF.IN K R. hie w l f * and IT d "KNOW HOW" THAT COUNTS. The Hambrough Auction klethnd has been tha Provan Successful Way Sines 1911—in moving worthwbil* pro­ perties the HAKE. FAST, «nd FAIR WAY! «n experienced ipscialisU are st your service! If YOU'E planning to eel)—write or call COLLECT! HANSBROUGH'S—Metcalf Blilg., Orlando 4-4371. UNRESERVED DELAND—HOME 7:a N. Amelia St. Outstanding Residential Section WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 a -l:M P.M. This well-planned home has been newly decorated and la In axi-ellrnt condition. It hat hardwood floor* thniout. Tht flrat flour baa 2 bedrooms ami a bath with separate showtr, • a large living room with woodburning fireplace, a kitchen and breakfast room and a large Klurida room lhat will give you added enjoyment. An added feature o f this delightful horn* Is a large second floor bedroom with a dressing room and private R It A HOL D K. VVLINK It, ya. Ptalnllffe. A. II OPAIII.EIt. bar hueband. and O. a MPAIILKH end KVA HI'AHI.KM. hie w ife , at ala, DLFLNDANTa M i n n : t o h k »- i : v h T O t HOVIK J MPAIII.KII and A. 11 MPAIILKIt. and A. U .IPAIII.KII. her huehaiut. and D. U. MPAIII.KII and KVA MPAIII.KII. hla wife. If living, and If d*ad, lhair un known epoueae. hair*, deviates, legatees, grantees, or other partlae • laim tng Itareet by. t hroug h or uaalnel t he m : and AL L I’ KKNONH IIAVINO Olt C LAIM I NO T O IIA V K ANV BISTATK, t iim t i R r i ’ rr m i a t , v i v t i i Jt DIM I I . I IN P U T OF FLOMID4. V A V D FOR SKMIVOI.K COl’ VTT, IV CIIANCKRV VO. e a t* UIVORCM EDMUND K. NKUMCII. PtalaUff MABEL Q. NKUOCIL Defendant SO T IC k TO A PF K 4M T H * ST AT E OF FLORIDA. TO; MABEL a . NKUSCII. Danvllla State Hospital, Danvllla. Panneylvaala. Tou ar* hereby rvqulrvd to fll* yuur written appearaara In person or by atturnvy. wllh the Clark of Ih* above stylvd Court oa or before Dvcamhar lath. ISIS, lo a Mutt for Divorce, a* anlttlad above, and thereafter to file your Anewar or other pleadings ae provided by law, and uixm failure so to do. * Decry* I’ru Coafeeeu will b* entered agalnat you. WITNKMM my hand and •**! af eald Court this Ith day o f Novarn*C. A. D . ISIS. O P HERNDON. CL E R K O r CIRCUIT COURT Ryi Aria 1 l.und-tule* Friends of Richard W. Krogh will be sorry to hear that he has been confined to his horn* because o f illness. It Is reported that Mrs. Florence Hauser, who Is a patient at the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital In Orlando la (lightly Improved. JOHN tfCMABMON, J r, Bronxvilla, N .Y , has baeoma aa iag sl of mercy tor tortured Hungary. The former paratrooper la cred­ ited with getting hundreds of thousands o f dollars worth of food sad medical sUfctpllaa into Hungary almost single-handed. SLlurden !s tas father of th ru young children, fInternational) The regular meeting of th* P. T. A. was held Tuesday nite, No­ vember 20th and opened with sa­ lute to Flag. Staging of America, Devotional! given by Rev. Thomas c f D c Z itj S*pii*l Cuurv.ii using ths 93 Psalm. During the basinets session the final report was given on the Halloween carnival, netting P. T. A. ttH.M. Mrs. Harvey Dunn president thanked everyone for their cooperation in making it a success. The horizontal ladder, part of the P. T. A. project— providing playground equipment, has arriv­ ed and will be installed during the Christmas holidays. Due to absence o f Mr. Fred DeMotle, speaker o f th« evening. Miss Shelia Hubbard, music direc­ tor, led in a community singing ac­ companied by Mrs. Ralph Stumpf Jr. of DeRary, and read "Essays to Music,” composed by the 7th grade students with background music. She also sang a Halloween song composed by the students. Room count was won by the 4th grad* with 19 parents present. Re­ freshments were served by the 3rd and 4th grade horn* room mothers. LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS l:M Leaving a camp Bra—or throwing out a match can causa untoO loe*e*l No need for thee* mmkiy thin**! son Pat and Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan. Susan and Debbie were din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllard May Thursday. ANSBR Ttrm «: 20% down at Autiofti, (units* otherwise noted) balanca aonomurd. Feeling Mrs. T. W. Orr and children, Mike and Jean of DeLand were overnight guests of Mrs. H. E. Braddock Tuesday. Mri. Lottie Bussberg underwent surgery in the Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando last week and Is now recuperating at the home o f her daughter, 1102 Garden Cir­ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass cle In Orlando. We wish her a entertained with a dinner party speedy recovery. Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. J. S. Hasleden of Jacksonville Leon Vining, Mrs. John Lewis, of Orlando Mrs. Jack Jackson, J. G. was overnight guest of his mother David and Brent of Sanford. Mr. Mrs. Ida Hasleden at her home and Mrs. Fred Bender of Enter- on Stone Island, Tuesday. joe CeeavySw Da n g e r o u s - CROSSING Dick Alois*, Junior ood from Sirs. W. L. Tyler and .laughter Rensselaer, N. Y., also la a mem­ Linda are spending the holidays ber o f the Syracuse University and week end with Mr*. Tyler'* basketball team. mother and sister, Mrs. E. C. Vaughan and Judge and Mrs. Thomas Rivers In Green Cove Springs. Charles (Chuck) Dunn of Tampa Is spending the holidays and week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn. Mr*. Harold Stultz, Mrs. Tom Sarver and daughter Jan ware business visitors in Orlando Wed­ nesday. Mrs. Ed L. Cunningham and children Jean and Jr. spent Thanksgiving Day with her daugh­ ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Denby in Mos* Bluff. AT LAST DRY CLEANING THAT’S . GUARANTEED Mrs. Rosa Le* Peterman waa called to Oglrthrope, Georgia over Sawing for fatlT Now Is the the week end due to .death of one time lo lake your pick of fall and of her nephews In an autombiie accident. winter cotton fabrics. Old favorlte«, inch as denim, corduroy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hlers and and velvetaen, have been joined by a host o f new fabrics. There daughters Audrey and Susan spent ar* striped tweeds, woven plaids Thursday with relativas ta Orlanwith • worsted look, tie-silk prints, crease-resistant knits, waffle-tex­ Mrs. Anna Glass and Miss Doris tures, and llnen-like weaves. Faber were business visitor* In These fabrics are cotton through Orlando Monday. and through and can be aasiiy made Into smart-looking fail and winter dresses »«*»*•. GUMtaHIK OUR SMHIOHE DRY c u a n i n o I e .U e r glnlsltinB > ^ | | J Florida prwlucas nearly onetenth of the nation's wood pulp. OI’ EN 12:45 — NOW— SHOWING C le w . . . b r ig h t . . . fresh . . . that’ s th* way your clothes w ill look. Ready to put o n , you’ll wear them with “ chin-up" satisfaction. That’ s our prom ise. T ry outSanitooe Service today! Downtown Cleaners & Laundry PHONE 914 Some o f the Other coming Itansbrough Auctions In­ clude: Ocula home and lots, Orlando homes, Leesburg Home and fait*, Motels, Income Property, Ranches, SubidivDlous etc. T>TATQertain COMPLETE STOCK T K e B e s t T h in g s I n L ife A r e F r e e SHOTGUN SHELLS rzui 22 RIFLE ■■ . -V •V i a Imperial Refineries Station 13th ft Park k . ^ *"* fAi Jhn 0o i « » MxRAE * ' - n— Oan OARfY P . -a Ernest B0RGN1NC s. Starts NORTH SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT FOODMART BLDG. 9:23 106 E. 25th SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C In » m aS c o p £ FEATURE— 1:15 .3:17 .5 :1 9 .7:21 u s PALMETTO A Y E . (A Pick Up ft Delivery Service) PHONE 475 �Shop and Save in Sanford ©lie §>anfssvft Simtlfc " VOLUME XLVII Established 1908 A il AnN m VIN DD tfU n TAII VILlUVU/UDADOt) E PI IEVNMDTE N DA Y N EW SPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Coordinator; Committee Will Be Named To Study Junior College Program Company To Use City facilities For Docking A coordinator and a eitltcn* advisory committee will be ap­ pointed by the Seminole County Board o f Education to study the Community Junior College pro­ gram here, 8 . T . Mllwee said on his return from Tallahassee where he attended a meeting of th Community College Council Milwcc said that the eooruw.ators will meet the week o f Dec. 10 In Tallahassee to gain add), tional information to bring back to their counties. The Community Junior College will be a joint responsibility of the State and County, Mllwee re* ported. “ That 1* where our big­ gest problem will be—where ire are now trying to get enough money to support our present grades 1 through 12," he said. It will be In act o f legislature In setting up the percentage of responsibility between the State and County Mllwee said. "Out o f 32 counties named in the program, there were 30 of them represented at yesterday’i meeting," he said. However, Mll­ wee explained, there were addition aj representatives of the staffs of various educators, Chamber of Commerce people, member* of school boards, and others who had already been appointed to advisory committees. Stewart Gatchel will be appoint­ ed coordinator for the Community Junior College Program in Semi­ nole County, Milwce announced this morning. State School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey said that th* Stata De­ partment o f Education would at­ tempt to discourage community junior colleges act up in Florida from growing Into four-year universities. Bailey said tha two-year junior colleges had entirely different function* from univer»itle* and it would be a "great mistake" to lot them up with the Idea they Would grow.' Into universities. The Community' College Coon* (Continned M Fake •) Sanford facilities will be used |for the docking or barges and the shipping o f citrus molasses to t ciiusytvanla. I George A. Janke Jr., o f tha National Molas sea Co., Oreland, Pa., l O m O r i O W advised City Manager Warren E. ' Jlr-OT.-lcj tfett K<? w«*»M use 8*n! ford as a distribution point fot. lowing his Inspection of the fa d j lilies along the Sanford lakefront. ___ _ . . ... , . | . The Board o f Sanford City Two Rotariani, with fear and Commissioners agreed last night trepidation in their heart*, will lhat there would be no docking anter the portal* o f the Yacht f f t t a„ r w d for the first year Club tomorrow noon, to stage a 0f operation. However, Janke told program for the education and the Sanford City Manager that entertainment of the Sanford Ki­ during the first year there would wanis Club. be only three or fout barges Of Charlie Morrison, well-known molasses shipped to the eastern local qulamaster, member o f The center. R to a ld 'a advertising staff, aided Possibilities that the number and body-guarded by Francis E. o f barges taking molasses to Roumlllat Jr., wall known local Pennsylvania would grow to 12 to pill-roller and dispenser, will 18 was expressed by the National dispense honest to „ .................. .. |Molasses Co. representative. goodness coin ef the realm to any and all KiwBarges coming in to Sanford to anlans who qualify .with the be loaded would require approxi­ right answers. mately M hours. The City of Eighteen categories will be Sanford will observe the opera­ listed on the Yacht Club's black tion in an effort to create board and. In' order to give the greater Interest In the use of the ^pem bera o f the Kiwanis Club lakefront. Janke, said City Manager ample time to brush up on the subjects during the night, here Knowles, chose Sanford for his they are: Art: Amarlcan Govern­ distribution point after having ment History, Aviation; the Bi- observed and inspected the facili­ K — »’ -’ -■•u anil Industrv: Dra­ ties at Canaveral Harbor. m a; Early American; True or False; Famous Men; Brain Tester>: i o?d; Geography and Spo."* Messrs. Morrison and Roumll­ lat, In putting on the program, ,^ a ve one regret: It will be Im­ p ossib le, due to lack o f space, to Florida Highway Patrol Troo­ place the contestants in an isola­ per T , Mark Alack today asked tion booth. Sines no both* are ^ lU M T ih e r t"w ilT b e ^ * ! ^ ,m' n0l,o ,C° “ h niy K bat to bay* a charming young lady er,nl o f lhe p" Jeltri,n’ that warned the carries* walker conduct the contestants Into the the wave is only a step a« Sway. non-cxlstant booths. Being your brother’s keeper Is However, two very importaot a rule o f life, and "to apply tt "props'* used In the program are to trafife behavior I* certainly a caah register which indicates practical." d e c l a r e d Trooper t>ic amount each contestant win* Mack, In emphaslrfng Novem­ ,Hnd -loud •'*au;ou* buzzer wbkh ber’s safety theme of the month. City father* pliced their final aouncV* like an exaggerated "But" he continued, “ if a care­ tamp o f approval on an ordln"Bronx cheer", used by Roumll- less act o f yours provokes an ac­ anre last night In in attempt to 1st, with great delight, to Indi­ cident. you are the responsible alleviate overflowing itorm sew­ cate that the contestant ha* erred one, responsible for any Injury ers along local streets. to put it very mildly, in hi* an­ or lot* o f lif* to yourself or an­ A new ordinance, now in e f­ swer. fect following It* passive at the other." The quit program* staged freThrough the first 10 months of meeting last night o f the Board quently at the local Kiwanis Club this year, 157 Florida pedestrians nf Sanford City Commissioners., by a<:ni-l Charlie arc verv pomp had died in traffic crashes, about d o cs not allow the piling of rublar, probably due to the fact that (one sixth o f all traffic deaths for bi>h. trash, weeds, leaves or other manner of litter In gutjie always gives away much the same period. "Contributing immensely to our I ter*, Vnoney. Many member* of tha club are stilt retaining th* silver pedestrian fatality roil I* the! According to th# new amendto existing ordinance*, dollars awarded them during the walker who takes responsibilities j ment In heavy trafficked trash must be placed behind .the past fifteen years, although Mor­ lightly curbing convenient to tha route rison always state* at the end areas" said Trooper Mack. The pedestrian can h e lp ,ta k e n by trucks which pick up of the program that he will be at tha door to pick up the dough, a * : lengthen prospects of staying alive the rubbish and leave*. In creating thl* new ordinance, it "w a » only loaned for the oc­ by doing nine simple things: Be watchful when crossing commisslonrs last night agreed casion. ” What chance has a S otariin to get a refund from streets. Never walk Into traffic that, rains will not wash the trash a Ktwanian? Even Charlie doesn't from behind a parked ear. Obey and rubbish Into trap* where water traffic sign* and signal*. Wait run* into the storm sewer system. £w ow th* answer to that one. Commissioners, in passing the or­ at crosswalks. Iujok before enter­ ing a crosswalk, evrn when the dinance. unanimously, expressed signal light i* In your favor. Walt their hopes that the public will co­ until a bus leaves the stop before operate with the city in their at­ walking*from in front or behind tempts to clear sewer trap; and it, after alighting as a passenger. storm systems of rubbish, leaves Don’t rely, on a driver seeing you and trash which they believe is on poorly lit streets and face traf­ causing much of tho water covvered streets during heavy rains. fic whe-r you walk. Rotarians To Stage Program Tamassaui for Kiwanis Club Troouer Warns Careless Walkers Ordinance Okayed By Board To Curb Overflowing Sewers Additional Local News On Page 8 DtUvoro* By < P. 9L Call 1821 B t fo r o 7 P. M. K or U c t t m y V . T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 27, 1950 A s o o e iste d P r e s s L eased W lr s NO 144 Santa Will Be Here Tomorrow At 4 m. W ’ Kiddies To Have Big Day FHP Said Becoming State Police Force No action was taken at la sti----------------------------------------— night's meeting o f the Board of| a*a • « ■ •• Sanford City Commissioners on ( l||K V f l A a l f A r l l r / f A r tha suggestions submitted by the W I I U J f J C O I V C l U l l j C j State Safety Committee. i Commissioner Earl Hlgglnbo- I S r l A n o r C T a M o I b them said "The Florida Highway L I J l C I I C l j I U f l C I I I Patrol b a ttem p t"- to t«k* «v*r city and county authority and It P * • « f t as fuor«.'1becoraln,a*ut*polk"|ngnl Delinquency “ Our governmental agencies Rtiteratln< thr iUlement that are constantly striving to In- he ^ made time and time again, crease their authority and perpe- lha| a >olllh Nntrr wouId (lo raiieh tuate themselves,' Higginbotham ,0 JllTfnlle d, „ nquqrncyt commentetL •. Jud^ Ernest F. HousMerle Warner Cl y tonunls- hoWfr, forw fu „ y and ,|ncerely. aioner elect, sit ing in on meet- a,ldre), , cd the Hanford Rotary Inga prior to being installed as a Clubyesterdsy afternoon at It* commissioner Jan. 1, said "B e­ weekly meeting at the Yacht tween the lines It meant they Hub. will taka over police powers.” ^ judge, who ^ ^ also ^ serves _a* The Higginbotham a g a i n listed Seminole County's Juvenile Judge. "They're getting too brdad in offrrH nanr faeta and f,„ uret , , t Impress hi* hearers with the urCommissioner* e\prc. . gent nece„ u y Rettim( down to cern over adopting many o f the business and do)nJ aomflhlng measure! incorporated In the mor# lhan iprndln8 aboilt $w oo suggestions submitted by tha annualiy for ,hc operation o f the Safely Committee. They agree Juvenlle f0urt and , hc , ervlcf# that "some o f the suggestions are o f a j UVenlle counsellor, good as far m road .igns, saf*-| He ,irwd Ma 1Ul, nprs ,0 do ty line* ami auch measure* are everything possible, both a* inconcerned. ! dividual* and as member* o f RoHowever, they woum not act In tary. to combat the growth of adopting any of the suggestion* delinquency end vandalism "aexcept on a local government mong our youth." There I* a basis, either city or county to be remedy, the speaker stated, but enforced on the local level only. ||t involve* many factors to bring to a sucressful conclusion, beginn­ ing in the home and embracing the aid o f ehurch. school and ser­ vice clube. The apivaket was Introduced br j/e d r o w c. SHne. -,program ehal7m.in for th* day. AnnouncePostmaster Joel S. Field today ment was made nf the fact that urged the cltliena ef Sanford, to next week'a meeting would be shop early and mail early this held at the Holy Cross Church Christmas season to facilitate the Parish House when a group of processing of th# largest Christ-; vocalist from ollins College would mas mailing In the history nf th* be featured on the p r o g r u n t arSanford posi offtre. * . ranged by Robert Limoni. Dr. To put off mailing Christmas C'harlc* L. Person* was in rharxo card* and parcels until th* last ot meeting. moment results In an extra bur --------------------den being placed onthe postal employe** and on th* postal farC m O l Citizens Utged To Shop, Mail Early This Year Cr|*nrt| P/ifrnl .7 F"MMothers Colt IMeeting Friday maximum <ervlc* »n that again! \ meeting o f th# Somhdde this year, as in th# past, th# post! ‘tclu»ol Patrol Moth#r» will h« offi.-# will b# cleared, if possible. ' lietd Friday. Nov. V> at 10 a m of ail Christmas mall by Christ.1in the School Administration mas. Building on Commercial Ave Purpo** of th# meeting, said “ There are still aom# people Murray, County who retain the mistaken idea Mrs. France* that a gift or card arriving on Safety Chairman who announced Christmas Ev# hat a special stg- the meeting this morning. I* to of their nlfleanee." Postmaster Field said. inform the mothers "It Is the thought behind the gift duties whllr on patrol and « f th* tho or card, not the time of arrival rouyt procedure following which is the important consider­ reporting of tag number* by them to the Sanford Police De ation." In an appeal to all the eltiiens partraent. Sanford PoPc# Chief Roy G. of Sanford, Postmaster Field praised the fin# cooperation of Williams will be the speaker at past years when record mail Friday’s meeting, loads were processed and deliver-------ed and asked that thia sam e cooperation be again in evidence D e e i /J e n t 'e • 'w M U c l i r * M m o t h e r u i lli r lb. . i mp] , Di e s In Georgia gestions of mailing early, wrapMrs. Annie Ford of fio (’andping carefully and addressing ler Rtl. S. E., A'lanta. Ga , died plainly, the citizens of Sanford |yesterday at Fmnry University will be assured of the safe and, Hospital in Atlanta timely arrival of their Christmas Her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hsrmatl," Postmaster Field addrd. ri*on, is a resident of Sanford. 2 White Men, 38 Negroes Arrested On Bolita Charge NATIONAL BOOK WEEK la bringing many children to th# Sanford Library to look over all the newcst rete.ses in various age groups. Around th* library table looking at some of the rjj«*®l arrival* • tn the Library bookshelves are: (left to right) Cathy Chaney. Lynn Lyon, Linda Wll lanu, Judy Petty, and Bet,y Schuenenfann. In the background are Mr*. L. E. Walker, Assistant Librarian and Mrs. Sacy King, Librarian who guide the children In their reeding habiu and keep tha library shelves LLed with tha beat sod latest bookj. (Staff Photo) ___ I f Y e a r H eraM l i N o t D a t e l i n e b e Bary By Miry Fowler Gen, and Mrs. Harry F. New­ ton are welcoming Mrs. Newton'a mother, Mrs. L Orow and Mr*. Newton's sister, M n. Laura Ar­ rington, formerly nf Canandaigua, to th« Xrow lay eole*> on ftu m ou Drive. Laura' \rrington, th# wellknown author, has visited in DeBary often and ordered a home bulls for her mother and herself, to h* finished at Thanksgiving lime. They arrived a few days ago but Mrs. Grow had an un­ fortunate accident a half hour after starting an inspection of h#r new premises. She fell and broke a wrist bon# and Injured her hip. Sh# was rushed to Seminole Me­ morial hospital but la now hack with her family. The Dellary Woman's club, division of Literature and Fine Arts will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the civic building, with Mrs. Adam Muller and Mrs. Frank II. Itll as charman of the program Anyon,* interested In these edu­ cational subject* is welcome. At a recent meeting the club was given a most Interesting talk on world politics by Professor J. David Barber o f Stetson. II# stressed our foreign policy. The Horn* Demonstration club on Thursday at 7:30 in the civic ailitorium will present L. A. Perkins, rhalrman o f th# board of th* Barnett National Bank of Drl.and as guest speaker He will talk on hanking facilities, service* and type* of currency. F.veryone is welcome. The club women will also meet In the after­ noon at the elvte rooms, at p in to discuss lhe!r Christmas party. There will he a Touring Florida party on Dec. fi at the civic building. VFW post Vm will sponsor If. with the assistance of (Continued on Page S) Flks Set Memorial ServiceTo Absent Geneva, Wilson, Lake Mary. Lak* Hour Central Florida ' Etta1 Monroe. Sanford Junior High, Lodges will nnlte In a memorial Sanford Grammar, Southalde, Ly­ service to their absent brothers, man Elementary and Mldsray Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Schools. In the lodge rooms of the local j In th* Senior Division, floats Elk*' organization. are being sponsored by Seminol* High, SL Joining with Sanford Lxlg,. No. High School, Lyman 121! in the annual service o f tri Like’# Christian Day School, but* to the memory of deceased Plneerest School, Goldsboro members, wilt be DeLand Lodge I Elementary, Hopper Academy, No. 14A3, Daytona Beach Lodge (Continued on Fage •) No. till and New Smvrn.i B e a c h ______________ Lodge No. 1337. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk*, n distinctively American organization known as B.P.O.E , observs three obligatory service* annually: Mother'* Day, Flag Day and Mrmorial Hav to If Taxes were paid daily, ■Our Absent Brother*." Strictly Southern Beil would have been patriotic in nature and engaging billed at th* rat* of tl03.lt by in charitable work* and th* help­ Seminole County, per day during ing In health o f crippled children, the current tax year for telephone the Elk, for over three quarters of a century have been acclaimed company operations, according to as one of the nation'* leading ex­ Gordon J. Rolhermel, Sanfordponents of charily and good will. Dot.and Group Manager. However with tax bills du* Th* program scheduled for .tunday afternoon will include once a year, Rothermel turned ................... . to he provided hr over a cheek in the amount of special music Miss Ally,on Lee and a male l3l.Mt.33 to J. L. Galloway, quartette mud* of William \V Seminol* County Tax Collector. Southern BeB's 193A payment Brown, Al Case, Warren D. Adam* and Chari#* S. Morrison. Roger ks on* of th# largest payments Karris will act a, accompanist received, for thl* group and also for W i l - ' This years check represented l i a m W . Brown who will •»» h#*rd an Increase of Id per cent o ie r in a solo. ' lhe 1935 payment. Rothcrmri <aid A committee headed by R ich-1this reflect* the additional teleard Mapes i» In charge Tha ser-1 phon# facilltle* and construction vice Is opened to the public and th# work completed in the last year lodge officers extend *n invitation j In order to meat th# .-ontinulnf to all tho*# wishing to attend, i demand for telephone service here. Southern Bell's #56 Tax Payment Is $34,881.32 Delicious Meal Enjoyed Many Turn Out For Baptist Homecoming POMPANO BEACH OB—'Two! By MARIAN JONES : white men and M Negroes were OVIEDO— I finally managed to |arr*«t»d last night by special •tick my head out Sunday morn­ grand Jury investigators who said ing to see if the weather would they had *mash*d a lucrative bo­ be suitable for the Oviedo Baptist lita numbers racket in north Homecoming. To my surprise J Broward County. found It ideal weather for the Lionel Grant and Dominic Vitale neon ion. I had feared cold, brisk the investigators, brokp in thr wind*—as it was to he hel I out of front door of a laundry her*. doors—the eating part I mean. I rounded up the occupants and After much trouble and deliber *clzfd WOO in cash and an abun-. ation we managed to get our dance o f gambling equipment., lunch packed and to the rhurrh Th# two white men, both M l-, A large group of local and out j amian*. wer# R. C. McLendon. 45. nf towner* had been on hand for and Paul F. Urbee, 44. Grant said the Sunday School and It e. m they were "big time bolita op#r service*. The Rev. Louis L. Day ators" linked with the Howard i had delivered a special homecom­ Finder gang in Miami. ing message for (hose present The 4fl person* arrested were Mr* W. A ( Myrt) Ward Jr. freed today under bonds totaling and her rommitte# did a magni­ JU.noo Bonds for McLendon and ficent Job on alt detail* of the Urbee were set at S3.ono dinner. The lovely decoration* on the table vpclled Minnie Mean* (Mrs. George C.) as »eon a* I ypotted them. Of counse, I found it lo be Mostly sunny and cold today end true. They were esrrylng out the tonight; low 32-3*; Wednesday Thanksgiving t h e m e and, of course, done lo her usual adcot lair, warmer la afternoon. Weather personal picture to The Sanford Herald so that children might bo assured he will be here tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock to take part in tho big Jaycee-Sanford Merchants Association Parade. (Photo by Jameson) Santa Claus la due ta Sanford tomorrow aftarnoon at 4 o'clock! Tha annual Jayeee-UertHants Association parade will get und­ erway with the aounding of sirens as the Florida Highway Patrol leaves the corner o f First St. and Sanford Ava. followad closely by a Sanford PSlio* De­ partment car and a ear from tho Seminole County Sheriff's De­ partment. Also on hand to greet Santa and welcome him to Sanford will be tha Board of Sanford City Commissioners and the Board of Seminole County Commissioners. Adding the patriotic touch to the parade will be a U. S. Marin* Corps Color Guard and a Marla* Corps Platoon from th* Sanford Naval Air Station. ■ The first band to be seen will be a U. S. Marine Corps Color Guard and a Marine Corpe Platoon from tho Sanford Napiil Air Station. The first band to be seen will be the colorful Seminole High School musical group with pranc­ ing majorettes. Next In line of march will b* a Navy marching Platoon from* the Sanford Naval Air Station. Children from every point la Seminole County will be on hand to greet Santa. But highlighting the colorful reception for Santa Claus srin be numerous float* manned by Seminole County School children. Small floata In th* Junior Divi­ sion TYophy wpl be: All Soul'* Parochial School, Oviedo High Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eason, band who hud to work and could manner. Those seen helping with the not come but his entlro family Savannah, Ga., who have her visiting Mrs. Mae E. King ar ,-rving committee were: Mrs. was prment. Believe it or not — we did not Mr. and Mr*. Georg# C. Mean W. A. Ward Jr., Mrs. Theodore Aulin Jr.. Mrs. Joe I. Beasley, even rut one piece of cake or pie.. were present. We enjoyed vial Mrs. Arthur T. Carlledge, Mrs. Wc confined our eating to the tur­ ing with Roy and I^tui <• vri J. N. Thompson, Mrs. Charlie key, dressing and cranberries. much They hav# vl«lte1 hei |ui This wax the third annual quit# frequently and ar Dish man, W. T. Walker. Fred Pierson, Joe I. Beasley, Theodore Thanksgiving fete and homecom­ well known by now. The Methodists were *«ell r Aulin J r- W. A. Wan! Jr., and ing celebrated by the Baptists. The attendance was grown by Presented, too, and we were Charlie Dishman. The Rev. George H. Carlton, leaps and bound*. This year ex­ glad to see them out with us fi the day. W# will not try to nan pastor of the Oviedo Methodist ceeding all others. Bring new, they did not have them, as there were so man; I'hurrh, led In prayer, after which ov#r 300 people began fill­ a correct list of former members but we wilt sav we were «o gli compiled, but at time goes on to see Ruby. Kay and Tomn ing through the serving lines. I wondered what held the tables they will—then they will have a Estes. Thev have always bei with u* whenever we have hail up, they fairly groaned under the large affair. Who came up from behind and Joint occasion. heavy load of food thereon. There The Baptists deacons w ere i was enough left over lo feed an­ grretrd us but Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Stine, o f Sanford. Then there hand to greet i vervone and s other thr## hundred. HonestThe ladies responsible for the was Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Marti", that thev had * good time J plenty to eat \mong thes# vrr cooking of th* turkess and mak­ now of Orlando, to chat with. Baptists, but now of Orlando, B. F. Wheeler Jr.. T. W La ing of the dressing did a “ bang were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dick- ton, Joe I. Beasley. W T. Wulki up" Job. It was delirious. We found that we had to count ert and family. Bob, for Arty Fred Pierson and Lawson our calories as we finally wand­ known a* Robbie 2S year* ago Hardy. It w :s a very successful di ered down the table. That extra when we came to Oviedo, as the plate we fixed was not devoured son of the then pastor of our It »vl|| be a whole year before j , other. h e i s * ____r a a l l v ll U f l t f 1 Hill- , church, the Rev. Dickerf. t o r �m* THE 1ANF0RD HERALD r M o u H jt Trtfi M«*TIS BKSHTMCW Bv STANLEY THE OLD HOME TO W N .) £r\ C r I'M SORRY, LAWTi < W 9 D O A JO T (S I F T - > WRAP LESS THAW CV ( A TON THIS MQ/NTTH r THE „ T H IW P - D e stw * « » u r MUMfff W i'a NOT TWUH P * f NCVT ’ZSvyiSC . - ..s iu a r r *TA4W«TTI COWM* VAUON5/Ml6*CBV ? J s ^ 0OVW F»£>V YO U * N t w N si»n w v i> l JOHN IAUINO, 109, of Riant V s. that state's |aat Confe^arati vetsran) and ona o f thrse Civil War survivors in tha nation, i* shown alter he received a medal from the UJI. Government. Jt was one of four authorised by tha !|it Congress far Civil War survives*. ffntanwllanal) NO T,..I Rise In October ««rAi.WA/CLOCK5 rruuv enooMesMl* HAIMCOWBiU —-W l A to CHOCS L I minin* . WOMEN ADMIRE MEM WHO TAKE PRIDE IN THEIR that w a s ■I.'f 6« e WAS USING THE ( INDIRECTAPPROACH '■— - t TO CLEAN APPEARAlia-LO AT THIS PftETT> ■w-^TlE _____ •* STUPlD-SHt JUST WANTS Me * S fc U P / N ice . RLCMOiQ Th i n g s WASHINGTON Otv-The govern­ ment has reported that living costs rose one-half o f one per cent in October to another re^erd, It was the fourth peak r e a c M In • IBM climb. The increase meana pay raise* for about l*» million, worker* In auto, farm equipment, metal­ working and aircraft Industries whose w»ge r»les am feared in part to the government index For most of thosa workuri, the amount o f the pay raise will be two cents sn hour. Nearly all conaumer spending categories except food want up In October. Food rcmeintd un­ changed from September. Prices for new eora rose nearly It per cent in October, reflecting higher price tags on 1957 models without the dealer cIM unts that had pr«vailed on tha 1350 ears, The dines kept by the I.ahor Department’ ! Bureau o f Statis­ tics rose to 117 7 per cant of the 1947-BP. average, the base period. This H one-half o f l per sent higher than In September and 2.B per cent abovp October lost year. The bureau reported also a TMEV/3E IN OUO kircw cN / TOO.'’ - ir cant o o on lks n-ns," > I s o m e t h in g s c o p > TO BE CVDNE.'TVury CB i e a t in g m e o u r . OF MOUSE* AND f * v^ - _ .— s WOMB/ ) daily c r o s s w o r d f - u . i i i i tan inn 31. Sporta ACROHS 8. Installed ilU U iS U JMIII1U official □ a n n a a u id k ia 1, Shine caramon U(1 ) !t3 fcollaq.) a il 6. Faultily ouely tirnacinTi i-jnnn 14. Rug JJ. Rascal 9 Ml* 'J lllll iuiouj out II. Mule blanket to Auction lJU u i < L L u 3 . n l 33. sound, ar, 13. Incitsa t« Man # in n um E ia s jiu u n 'jflT in 11. Smithy's nlcknam a n ju M (.iJMffli-i: block 19 Genua MaUZIQ uCdf-'-a) goo*e 13. Foola oi swine .in.-xt 31. Fa­ IT. Before 20 Pranks 13 Stop* 2‘ -Uncooki miliar VesleMis's *•*»•» with 2t. Bellow IJ. Single u i slang) to. Underworld 21. Assemble 11- Gamed river 38. Drlnklnr troops 23. Finish 4?. Old times IT. Piers 26Propert vessels • (archaic) 38 Genua IArch.1 iL l o f Illy 43. King <8p.) 29. Setting 23. Umpre 30. Damper 32. Appends |. f * jV l 33. Notawaks ________ 33. Yam III. 1.) Ti~ 37. U p r o a r _______ 41. Inside IT* ^ It. Mature _ _ _ _ _ % person ■* 43. Pillar _ _ _ _ _ % % A. 1 1$ « .2 js r soldier 47. Mud hut 18. County record for worker earnings- tom e, The agency said nat spendable earning* of factory production worker*—their total pay leu fed­ eral tax deductions—reached an average for workers without da-' pendents of 161.46 n week. For worker! with throe dependent* it w ii $74.17. These amount* repre•anted an increase o f so cunts over September amt approximate­ ly 1380 over a year ago. r I TELLVOUED, T H A I* W H AT THC M A N * A I I'M G .A 9 SOUQ PATW535 PiNALLV CALLINC* A S O u r ~TVTWE TERMITES.* J TERMITES r th o u gh t Hfi MEANT THE ^ aoys* ^ Many spots and stains can be removed from nylon carpels by using a solution o f detergent in warm water. 1. umt^fN fHK MA8CH 0$ DIMIS poster girl for 1837, Marlene Olien, 4, get* things ewlnglng both literally and figuratively In the back yard of her home in Boston, Mass. Marlcno Is ready for the kick­ off of the January drive to raise eiinde for other polio vlclims. I t ’s that new V8 in the ’ 57 Chevrolet. It’s as quiet as a contented cat and as sm ooth as cream , . , and it’s cut-quick ill rc8)>ongc when you call for action! « W f f i y a y A ^ p n i n ..‘r ,iH .r -| 11FONTV/AHTl JUSTA LITTLEWltlLg I ALWAYS SAIDi'VVWInV O WAV!; HIM A 3AH0WICII.I THl-ilSWUERL My I'M LATE, PALOHAN6 OUTISte nil 06HI 61RI. \ I GXJ10NT ILLknow BOYilWAkrt HOV/\ YOU 6LRE you P MterJ asout \<tam wcutsif M/GW. nANA? MEUV.ON0EH , .V,WISE IAM. J > HE'LL BE ^ OBANOM A DIDN'T MEAN *OHTTj— i OO IT/ r ~ ^ GOLLY, 1 HELPED HER V b a k e a l l m o r n in ’- a n ’ NOTHIN’ HAPPgNIO../ r No household tabby sitting In a sunny window ever purred more softly than Chevy’* new V8 engine. You can scarcely tell when it’s idling- it % V Si sV/si i i *1 __ _ % IV tl WO f , 71---------Jl m Wr 7 7 /7 7 7 Jl £&. d . rr »*1* j “j* • % % t ^4 «s % At **'H _ , da di % Ab *>it But when you nudge the accelerator, you know it’s there, all right! Its rightnow response keep* you out of highway emergencies. It overpowers steep hills with such case they seem like level landscape. Thi» new Chevrolet V8 put* up to 245 high-compression horsepower* under your command! It’s sassy, sure—hut as tame to your touch ns a purring pussy­ cat. Come try the smoothest VB you ever put a toe to. ’770 hp. VS alio ovailabla at •” 'S ton Alto tomfs, Ml Irlsttion an3 «st wilt, vp lo 7SJ bp. H IC C U P S// W . h i OOJIT^.TH YA*DS TO OO TO TH’ Smart, smooth and w 'ty ! o o alu n e / Only from hit*J CJutnltl dealers fH if m Vi MAR i - AN* n o place at 5 display this famous trademark N a/ M v * 0ZASK > SOT CSF H oller nd & I ’ A L J I E I T O A V K M otor Sa l e s % vr % f , kXj C U EV H O LBT DEAR-: H VI L —L _ J . BJTTH'VERY MINUTE SHE L BEO'NS T* PUT ON TW fANCY ICING WITH ONE O’ THOSE r r SQUUZEGUN6... — J - J >» »• fUBlOUGANO UEALOUSfOH. i "1 GEE, OON'T BE I MAO.MILFORO/1- ' weight 2. Wolf 3. German river 4. Absolute sovereign• 3. Middle ILaw I 8: Wine cup 7. Homo sapiens Uif �TH E SANTOHD HERALD Tues., Nov- 27. 1956 Page 3 Navy's Special Tails Aid Grief Stricken Families WUBO TV CMAXftCL • T IIU U 1 I am can oox 5 00 Advsnlur* with t-ncls W ill } ;} « Tha liiulih 8hww » i « 5 Carluua Carnival CHARLESTON, S. C.-Sorrow at • am V>n ih ir-M w a -H p u M . the death of a member of one'i (it5 ll-ndetvous family U an emotion that knows ».»J Dun ill'll * Corn.. «tlU Uii-o lUnttr little reason — yet sound business 7:15 Julin Duly —N«»» management of many affairs o c­ f'Jtt l.lhirnt-. I.nn | i.nl l'hr»« Ul»»« casioned by the death is always S:l» Font Theatre Involved. SiOil Jim Wyman Thtatr# The United States Navy has »;J" Itnl Hkellon SllnW Imin lll.li" qm»ll"H evolved a tried and proven pro­ 10:1" l’roi>l«'s Cholm gram to absorb many details that 111!•' NliM >» q» It-l-nr* 11:1} Arllilry In Pi.hlom face the survivors of a deceased II 3" HtirllKlit Vhrutri member of the Naval Service. 11 oo m«n on It 1* called the Casualty Assist» KII1 E II IU or "CACP." ance Calls Program ttuitxixn 0.10 Sian-un CACP is designed to ease the Fruimni liuumi burden of survivors during this t i l NrHl IlM lh .l DOO Tha Morning Hhuw period of distress by assuming WATCH FILTRATION valla fas the Federal Civil mrnt are located •nfflrleat dManrr from rapeeted 10" ijpUIn Kiniiron ©most o f the responsibility for the Defease Administration ware honor at Ssneca. nuclear bulU-cjrs. and to the west—or nsaally ♦ ;0ii Klim Karl A Fancy l v : 0 " This t-arul c ( Ourmyriad of intricate details neces­ 111., await aae In a pootlbte future disaster. These upwind—from Ur*ct cities to lessen Use ehaneen 11:15 iliry llonn warehouses Ailed with vital et—Ineerlnv equip- of blast damage and fallout. irCDA rtuuo) sitated by the-various official doc­ 10:3" llnndilantl uments concerned with any serv­ ICO" Industry on l*arad« 11:15 liiilldm* Amorlti ice man or woman. t ill" btrlke it Kkl> At Sixth Naval District Head­ many miles from the nearest Nav­ * » T » :n t o o s 13.R0 Wlunt Isitily quarters. U. S. Naval Base, Char* al activity. This is no deterrent, 13:11 Ioov« of loir# leston, the man who directs the however, to the CACP Officer. U:3o hF.vrch for Tomorrow Strict orders to officers standing 13t*» r.ui.lina l.lifht CACP for the seven Southeastern 1:*m* 1'Ii.ii Im Colllnm* •*«»«! - Nowi States under the command of Rear duty at Sixth Naval District Head­ 1:00 NTiin.l Up anil II* I'otsnteil ^ -*• \s th e O 'n e M t p e n e quarterin Charleston it quire that Admiral ucorge C. Crawford, Dis­ J:0*» i».»r MIm llro«»k» the activity coucernrd with the t r i c t Commandant, is Captain \V. 3:30 ,\r( t.InkMter* Itouacparlj ’ E. Kaitner, Assistant Chic' of case be notified by the Naval Com­ 3:11 Klim Kurt 3:00 IUk Payoff munications System immediately Staff for Personnel. 3:3o ('h.innrl <«) Crossroad* Whenever word is received of upon receipt of notice of death 4:0o Brighter Pay 4:11 Nrrrrt Worm the death of a Naval person on whether It be noon or three o'clock 4:30 IMk# of NIkM active duty, Captain Kaitner ini­ in the morning. This is a measure WNtlN-fV J%( H40TV1M.II tiates a message lo the Naval to expedite the movements of the I II %> Tf.l. 4 r v e iiiA Y 4 i T r .m n o i CACP Officer. activity nearest to the residence 4:00 Rr1*ht#r P*r o f the next of km. From there, Only when the next of kin has 4 11 Mf-errf a specially designated Casualty been notified o f a Navvman’ s 4:10 Kdc* of Nlftht 100 M'rkev Mou»« Assistance Calls Officer takes death does the CACP Officer go 4:00 COftt KM 4:30 0: Jo R*?«ort over. into action, and "hi* orders come 4:*& IMu* IliUardi That officer may be a Navy from Sixth Naval Distrii^ Head­ :00 I»l«nrvlArd >\ :00 I'hll MlW*r» 'chaplain, or he may be an o ffi­ quarters if Ihc next of kin resides 1:30 Th« Brother* cer of the line or of any staff in the seven States of the District, t%K ! ) * » : » It.%V MOHTITO corps. He is an officer well vers­ other Naval districts operate sim­ 4:41 T*«t Pattern* ed in the CACP Manual, which ilarly. Tiuo (Sooil Mevrnlntf. Will Roflrrr*. Jr. spells out the details the surviv­ As civilian famtles who have lost 1.00 l'4pt. KmiK-irtoi ors woitld need to know. 9:00 (»i»#n Horn* an immediate member know, there 10:00 (lurry Moor* The question of shipment of re­ is need during their distress for 10:10 Arthur OtMfr^y mains, and burial, usually is the an uncle, or a brother-in-law, or 11:30 .Strike It Hlch first concern. Whether they tra­ a friend, to help with the many %I'TK.II \UOT vel by rail or plane; whether the details involved. In the Navy as 12:00 Vall.int luitlji 13:11 laO%W of lelfr destination is a government ceme- in any Government service, the de­ 13:30 Srjrcli for Tomorrow tcry, or a private one, must be tails are similar but considerably 13:44 HutUin* Light I i 00 1:00 |t#port 'decided. The CACP officer plans more involved. There are more 1:10 Huttil up urttl b« Count*! ail this in accordance with the legal complications. 11So At th* Worhl Turn* wishes of the designated next of 3:oo our MU« Brook* In the Navy, the CACP Officer 3:30 lloui^psrty kin 3:0o 111 iMyoff must help the family with such Every Naval District in the 3:30 Hob Crotbjr United States follows the orga­ details. He assists in proper filling isen Kll.ortri.KS nized plan o f CACP, which be­ out of the parlous forms to pro­ WTIIII R sm o gan experimentally in the Fifth vide if desired hy the family: bur­ T l I'.aiMT xrrrasn n s Naval District in early 1954. The ial expenses, government head­ Thft llhythm Hour Navy on July 1, 1955 officially stone, military allotments, and al­ World At Htt lowances, financial assistance lo KVHTITC) STANOINO BEFORf THI AITAR of Union Church, Hudson, Mass., be­ adopted the program for all Naval TwU'ftM Honfi the family, death gratuity, trans­ lieved to be the world's smallest house of worship, Henry Jackson . districts in the United States. Sport* Hook and his bride, the former Mrs. Ir.ez Dean, are being married by Rev. ' The Sixth Naval District. Sec­ portation of dependents, household Mu«lc at Riftdoru v r w and personal effects, government Lewis West. Witnessing the “simple" church rites are Mr. and Mrs. ond largest in area among U. S. r itr M « n if» r 'i Report Charles Thurber nnd young Peggy Thurber. Jackson of Burlington, Naval Districts, has effectively ad­ life insurance, arrears in pay and FM4U ri»h»r Mass., and Die bride of Marlboro, Mai*., lived as children In Clyde a list of more than 20 items to lt’« Dan. •tint* ministered the CACP and there Nlffhf KUtlon River, Nova Scotia. Dr. West was one of the Jacksons’ playmates. are many reports to show its help the next o f kin of the decrasUnltrd Nfttfno* Th# Rhythm Hour value. At Ifom* With Itm 1<5 The beginning words of a tele­ One ease, elaborately reported Now* gram, "I regret to Inform you 81«n Off by the CACP Officer because he h n n n iit t was so impressed by the grati­ . . .".signed by the Chief of Naval non aiTfi LONDON '.D An -authoritative some powered hy atomic enargy, l l f n On tude of the family, told how the Personnel or the commanding o f ­ survey says Russia has built c rather than increasing the size of Dawn Rr«*k«r* sobbing father o f a seaman shook ficer of a Nav) man’s duty yation, navy second in size only to the its submarine fleet. Naw* are the beginning of sorrow for . the hand o f every Navy man w »»f»rn Jambortr United Stales—but that it lags Jane's said Russia ami Up Unit­ .Now* ’ present Just’ after his boy's burial. a family. It is also the beginning ftryrft OVIork Cluh far behind the Americans in Guid­ ed States have outstripped all He could not wait for return of of a period whrn the flavy pitches ed missile* and atomic-propclled Naw ■- Florid* the other navies o f tie wertd. In­ N*w«-World his composure to express appre­ in to help them solve as rapidly Sport* At A Olanra .ships. cluding Britain's, in construction ciation to those who hail assisted. as possible the many problems Jorkry** Choir* The one ml van Iage of the So­ and experimental development. Mornlnir Dovoitona A Navy nurse, whose family re­ they confront. Harmony Tim* viet Union reported in the 1956-57 Since the end of World War 11. quested full military honors at World At Nln* issue of Jane's Fighting Ships is Jane’ s said, Russia has built more Mornlnr Molodlaa her funeral, received them. A Rear liar# ««d Thrr# Its great fleet o f more than 400 cruisers and more destroyer* Admiral of the Medical Corps riuk submarines - far more than the than all other nations N*w* from the hospital to which she United States. Jane's said a large M O O 4 *1»ih Jane's said atomic energy and was attached when she died, sev­ <l*m* of Mrlody perrentagts are new, long-range guided missile weapons already eral senior officers, 11 Navy nursWorld a* Noon vessels. A rrm a ito T arc »n actuality in the U. S. Navy I es and 17 enlisted men, arrived for Radio Form M «r«t The Unitcsl States in recent and predicted that within 10 years ' the rites. Full honors were ren­ n*r Nona Ranch years has concentrated on build­ many American ships will have dered, and the mother watched her ing new typcis of submarines, atomic power. < daughter committed with the hon­ ors she deserved. 1 W orld At Threa Public Hrrv. Stu’ W *: ■ - r■l P m lt * Torn Tltm iS iw i Tun T lim News 0 / Men In Service DAI) KREUZNAC1I, Germany (A1ITNC1— Army I*fe. Robert M. llabbitt Jr. .whose parents live in Kern Park, recently completed a field training exercise in Ger­ many with the 2nd Armored Divi­ sion. lUhbitt, assigned to the 502ud Military Police Company No. 2 of the division’s Combat Command B, entered the Army In January 1935 and completed basir train­ ing at Fort Gordon, Ga. The 18-year-old soldier attend­ ed Lyman High School in latngwood. BERLIN (A llT N O — -Specialist Third Class Waller Dittmrr Jr., whose parents live In Fern Park, iwvtdij "Wafncsi t!w Gobi Conduct Medal in Berlin whtl" serving with the Sixth Infantry Regiment. Specialist Dittmer, assigned to the regiment's Heavy Mortar Company, received the decoration for Ids exemplary behavior, e f­ ficiency and fidelity. Dittmer attended Rollins Col­ lege. MOUlUt I, the U. S. Navy’a surface-to-surface guided ml«!Ie, Is tired from a launching platform aboard the submarine Tunny, some where In the central Pacific. Top, Die missile is set In llrlng position after removal from storage hangar In front of conning tower. In w tM I •- •• •■* •»* • • • £ • , •»•:*-«% e a . m u L ■ S . ♦ •*,-4 - • » s* tu U *% !••> t t iilu 1 (4 «• > I t m• in fill % from the launching platform. Boltoni, the mlwlle Is shown soar­ ing skyward leaving a trail of smoke that obscures the submarine. (Orchil United States Nary Photo from fnfcrnailonal Soundphoto) MEMPHIS. Tenn. (FirPNC)— Attending the Memphis, Tenn., Naval Air Technical Training C e n t e r ' s Aviation Machinist's Mate School Is Paul C. Cluberhousr, aviation machinist's mate second rltss, USM, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cluberhouse o f |719 W. Third St., Sanford. One of the world a largest "hardware dealers" sells no mer­ chandise, has an 80,000-ton "In­ ventory” which Is constantly Inrreasing, and hopes that none of tha "hardware" will aver be used. This vast stockpile of machin­ ery and supplies, housed in 05 warehouses across the nation. Is the Federal Civil Defense Ad­ ministration's itore of items which would be urgently nnd Immediately needed If the United States were ever attacked. • • • IT INCLUDES auch widely diverse Items as medical sunplies snd blood "expander/' (chemicals which augment whole blood), portable emergency hos­ pitals, gasoline-operated pumps, generators and water purlfters. and radiological "survey meters" lor detecting fallout. ECDA warehouses of all types are located from !• lo 1M mile* from most major target areas In the nation, the else el the stockpile de­ pending on the else and potential need ef the target city. White FCDA stockpiles are pri­ marily for man-made disaster, they have also played a vital role In tome recent Hoods. The cities of Esston, Stroud*burg, and Scranton. Pa., de­ pended on emergency pumpa and purlfters for their city water In August 1033. FCDA medical supplies and 800 cots alleviated human suflerlng In Marysville and Yuba City, Calif., In De­ cember 1933, while pumpa supplies In Federal Civil Defense Administration w a r e h o u s e la carefully marked and alored, ae Ihsi supplies ma*l urgently needed after an attack can ba moved more quickly. trcDA Photai Russia's Navy 2nd In Size To U. S IS FO R the g ift th a t goes on g iv in g . . . THIS STRIKINO CIOSIUP of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain was made as site teft West­ minster Abbey, London, nfter holding installation serleve for the Order of the Bath Thr Queen's husband. Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh, Is eurrentl; on a world tour. He will oftlrlate at the ceremonial opening of the Otymple Games In Melbourne on November 22 (International) C O M F O R T Fine, s o il leathers and hand turning for greater flexibility make those slippers exceptionally com fortable. C om e in nnd see our variety of handsome styles for th e man who really wants lo en joy his ^ leisure hours. A R T IS T R Y tfm /tUJeu/ol And Fool Flairs graceful, slender pump . . artfully highlighted hy slim hands of salin across ihe new A-vamp . . . adds drama to heauR this fall NAVARll In bllrk THE KLONDIKE W ASHABLE W OOL SH IR T ■nd brown sued* $8.95 hin shirt Ls a must in every mans collection. CASUAL tailored In 100r.' wool fabric . . handy weight jacket too! T NICOLA USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN im. M E N 'S nt St. W EAR Sanford I’ hone 1222-J “ 36-CARAT GOLD" la tha titta of Trlgerr’a ahort evening dresv of m«UI facunne on silk geor­ gette. | (^tU'lO£aA.» �! W *' ,-r s rrT B pr, * 8 fSvTOftt •f* >vk - «■ "7 it* ■- Tomorrow Big Day For Kiddies; Smrta Claus To V isit In Sanford A M r p a r t i* i f toe tomorrow h is b itn planl i f a r th a e h fl& w i! I /r Schools will tare oa t i t S:80 and than tha ftm basins. ft? Santa Cltas is a p w t i d to arrive in time 4 o jo in one o f the b iire s t Christmas parades ev er plaimsd fo r Sanford and Seminole C ea n tj. And to srset St Nicholas,who will . noma to Sanford fo r only a short stay, the ^ ‘ sidewalks and streets are expected to be j o i n e d four and five deep by children o f all 1.* « f e s tor even some o f the older group are vsipeeted to "be young at heart" and thrill ^ t o the sight o f Santa gayly waving to all ' „',.? ho come to greet him. • T he Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Commerce and the 8anford Merchants As* •oeiation joined hands to make this year’s *';• parade the "best ever" and no one stone ' has been left unturned to be sure that the thrill this yeas will be Just a Utile bit bigger •nd deeper than ever before. £ . — — —— ' a See Gift Section Today I- f There’s another big featuro today— one that 8anford and Seminote County folks ^ w o n ’t want to miss* In The 8anford Herald today a Special • C lft Section will be found— twenty pages ^ ' literally filled with unque. beautiful, long ' lasting, tops in quality gifts that (are now v being displayed by Sanford merchants for _ Christmas shoppers, . v - ; Each year—at this very special time— the j / annual Christmas Gifisvsection is preaented ; . to acquaint Sanford and Seminole County ^ p e o p l e with the fine selection o f merchandiso now displayed for Christmas shopping. • N ot only have the merchants loaded their f' r ihelvea and display tables with the finest „ „ merchandise available but they have al;:*NRched price tags which will literally de­ light every shopper and gift buyer. - .. The pleasure in shopping at home is par{ alelled by the savings one will add up at tho ;• end o f ono day’s tour o f the local stores-Tha selection Is outstanding and is displayJR ad with pride because each item is chosen Sanford and Seminole County folks. Undoubtly Santa will bo w^ll pleased |ith the gay displays o f holiday merchunand gifts Sanford merchants have had t!pp*4 in from the nation’s centers for jits very special time o f the year. It is an added attraction for trading ”*at home this year. • *, ■ i / ■■ ■ — • —— The Sanford Herald Pafcllths* Deity Ks«*s< ■•turlsy »•* ItiMay Raierte m seces* etas* mailer Oaiaiar IT, l i l t at ISa m i OfflM al Baatere, rtarlda aalar Ida Aar nf CnnsrM* af Marsh I. 1171 m a o rXRRINa. Better a .I PuhlUfisr MARION HARMAN SR.. Iiasiill.a Edltnr r.Vn.TN J Ct-'SHINQ Adrsrllllna Maaaasr ■ n a s c R im o N « S a t is Carrier Ha rsr wash Oaa Maalb II I! raa Maatha Sti Maatha On* Tear lilt III! I ll .l* All Obltuerr anllraa. aarda ef lhaaha. raaalulloaa aad aetUee af amartalnmaai far lha puraaia nf ralil.a faada will ba abargad far al raautar adrartlring rai.a Tha llarald la a msmbsr ad tha AuseUlad Pr»M Whlah la aallilad aiclutl.alr ta tha uis far r.putllratlea af all lha local saws prlalsd In Ihli aatripapar. s * A 1 j. I. Rsprsaanlad Natlaaallr ha Oanaral Adcarll.lac .Saul -a las. Ill Oasra'a Savina. Baak Blda . 41 Allam a Pape 4, OsoraU Tuesday, November 27. 195(5 TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE Out o f my distress I called on the Lord; the Lord nnawered me and set me tree. R E A D : Psalm 118. 1-9. Jaycees have worked untiringly for weeks, planning, working, calling, and completing every detail necessary to have the parade start promptly at four o ’clock tomorrow a f­ ternoonAdults are expected to “ take a back seat" b§ Santa makes Ms way along the route In downtown Sanford— and the child­ ren are expected to be pushed up to the front just a little bit more so they can get a better view, yell a' cherry greeting, and send along a big wave, as an added as­ surance that Santa will return to see them comes Christmas morningIt’s going to be a big day In Sanford to­ morrow— and from the far ends o f Seminole County children will be expected to join the crowd to add a smile to the "Jolly old gent’s " face broader than ever beforeMothers and Dads are requested to load the children In the family car to bring them to Sanford in time for the parade. The Jaycees and the Sanford Merchants Association have urged parents to get their children to town early fo r parking places and good spots that will provide the best view- No one will—W L not during tho pre­ sent Chrlsimns season auyway— the special day that is sot aside to honor Santu Claus during his brief social visit to Sanford and Seminole County. i • « Step Towards Peace This is un appropriate time to point out what is possible If a peaceful settlement can be reached in the Middle East. A plan for harnessing the waters o f the Jordan river would, fo r example, bo o f bchefit both to Israel and Jordan- The Israelis have offered free port facilities at Haifa to Arab coun­ tries- This would cut freight cost to Jor­ dan. Israel would not have to over-prrfduce in agriculture but could buy from Le­ banon and sell manufactured goods to Arab countries. Israel nnd Jordan could both increase their income from tourists. A t present, once a tourist goes to Israel, he is not alloWed to visit mi Aral) country exefept by fraud or deception- When tourists visit Jordan to see old Jerusalem and Bethlehem- they usually have to make a cumbersome and expensive Journey to Israel by way of Beirut and Cyprus if they wish to visit new Jerusalem or Nezareth in Israel. I f there were a peaceful settlement, Arabs in Israel would be free to attend univer­ sities in Arab countries and there would be contact between the Palestinian Arabs nnd their brethren across the borders- The bur­ den o f military defense cost could be re­ duced. r*v| this is a heavy burden r- small countr on Isrnel, Jordan snd Lebanon, for in. tee. The enormous experience of the Israelis in improving agricultural pro­ duction could be applied in the e ffo r t to improve Arab countries. Israeli experience in the program o f integrating Orientnl and Asian Jewish Immigrants, many o f whom nre front Arab countries,would also lie val­ uable to the Aruba. These nre but a few o f the possibilities o f peaceful co-existance between Israel and the Arabs. There are many more- Ail but dictators, tyrants, bate-mongers nnd those who profit by division and friction would stand to gain peace. And the first step towards pence should lie'direct, face-to-fuce negotiations. V e te ra n s C o rn e r Letters To The Editor Here are authoritative answers Q. I am planning to »»u my from the Veterans Administra­ GI house. How do I go about option to rour four questions queitioni of interest Interest plying to VA for n release from I v .lltnr non to former servicemen and their1 liability to the Government? i Sanford Hcrnld. families A. You must submit a written [ Sanford. Florida, Q. I have added the total dis­ request to the VA Regional Of­ Whdc thanks are being given ability Income rtd-rr to my U1 fice which processed your loan. Insurance policy- If anything hap­ for our manv blessings. It is pies The request should include your pens to ms to that I receive »° wrl,e lhl* Wn' rdisability payments, will those VA loin number If you know I t ; ! address of tho nroperty: name At the state convention of the payments reduce the face amount and address of the proposed pur-1Florida Mental Health Association 'o f my policy? chaser, and name and address j in Daytona Bench last week A. No. The face amount of of the lender who holds the note grateful recognition was given to your Gl policy will not be affected and mortgage. the splendid support you and your by any payments you might re­ Q. If 1 want lo take a course r h” riven to the mental ceive under the total disability income provision because you are under the Korean GI Dill that I health programs, paying an added premium for often Is considered avocatlonal I It to a real pleasure to life to or-recreational In nature, what give you on behalf o f President thle protection. I Robert J. McClosskey of the state Q. How much special restora­ steps am I supposed to take? A. You must submit Justifiesthe Certificate o f Aptive training may a handicapped man or woman receive under tha tlon to VA that the course will predation authoriied by the eon'W ar Orphani Education program? be of bona flda use In your pre- vention. While be speaking the gratiA. Aa much aa la necessary to lent or contemplated business or overcome or lessen the handicap occupation. You must get VA's (ude of the state organisation. I befora starting ths want to tak.- advantage o f the bf the disability to the extent approval ■ — .............. » ........... 1 that the young min or woman course. may pursue a program o f edu­ Veterans living In Central F lor-'fiU should write or visit the VA cation. However, the special train­ Ida who wish further Informa-1 office at U E. Central Ave., Oring may not exceed M months. lion about their various GI bene- Undo. / > k Thty’rt bin! Sm Niv Httpolat Hi-Vi Portable TV! 7 Now Hotpoiit HI-VI Portabloi to chooso froM ___> h m M By HAL* BOTLX COINING, n. r . uP— Frank J. Yank Holtsman U a man who looked for sttadv u ark—and did a batter Job of finding it than porks go gay otbar living Ameri taa workman. At t t Hultamio. a ratirad glass biowor who turned out some of the world'* first electric light bulbs, kgs been on the same pay n il M consecutive yean . A s p a te e a u far the coming Glass Works ban said, "This ten-ice record is believed to be the longest eondauoua employmeat record to American Indus­ try.” Holumaa, * blue-eyed, Buddba* faced little m u with a puckish at humor who wears a cap —even la the bouse— to protect bla bald bead from the cold, may well h art bung op another record aloag the tray. In the last right decades he has chewed about *0,* 000 pucks at tobacco. He atarted chewing tobacco at I f the t i n e day be went to work to tha glaaa works in 1ITS during Too Late To Classify By Basaril Kay Mitch Menacof o f Coral Gabies hat heir. 2 !r!?s s V **f ih«njh» to the subject o f highway safety. He i* driving instructor at tho Coral Gables Senior High School and is president of tho State Safety and Drivar Education As­ sociation. To find out what drivers themselves think he eonduoted a survey interviewing OIO persons from 39 states. The survsy was conducted d u r i n g September. March in Miami, Miami Baaeh, Hialeah and Coral Gables. 3.192 of the OIO listed their chief complaint as bring slowed down behind trucks, buses and house trailers. Over 3,000 com­ plained of poor road marking on many highways and Uek r* ‘ rectlonal signs. As a result o f hU survey Men­ acof advanced a auggestion to tha National Committee on Safety Ed­ ucation that an effort be mads to standardize highway markings with different colors to indicate directions. He would designate all route markers red for going North, yellow for East, orange for South and grain for West. Interested in hU plan, the Na­ tional Safety Council polled Its membership and foupd that 27 states favor the Idea. It is be­ lieved that all states could be in­ duced to adopt the plan if an effort were made In that direc­ tion. Several western states are al­ ready using a modification of tha Menacof idea, and use various colors on highway sign* but not In a manner that wilt indicate to a driver that he Is heading in the right direction. The State Road Department is trying color on some routes in Florida. Menacof Is also spearheading a movement for uniform school bus marking. He suggests that ichool buses all be printed yellow with diagonal black markings and tthat no other type of vehiclea be permitted to use such marking. Ilia reason for this is that In Dade County along there are 41 com ­ mercial companies using vehicles painted the same color aa our school buses and even school buses In Dade County are painted four different eolori. Among the peoiple contacted in his survey Menacof found that 3309 liked hia Idea of directional colors and felt It would b« very helpful In overcoming route trou­ ble particularly for persons who had not traveled an ares beforo. Out of the 4.310 people Inter­ viewed 63 said they were color Try and Stop M« _______ |y IINNITT C « M ----------N ADVEXTISIXO EXECUTIVE named Albert Crockett de­ vised a method to dramatize tho speed, easy handling, ate., of a new series of big motor trucks. Ko and a tp*dal driver wont on a tour, aboard tha i a r g o i t modal with the avowed intention of burning up th* roads a* that they would bo pinched for speed­ ing In ono city after another —with resultant publicity, and, Of court*, picturoa on tha front page. Alas, day after day they got the truck up to eighty mileb an hour w i t h o u t flushing a single cop! To cop th* dinux, they had about given up in disgust when they got a summons—for going 19 milea an hour In *' 10-mil* tone A UFF.A.0AY C ook Pork Thoroughly ty HUMAN H. I UNO(SOL M.B. THERE are two reasons why you should cook all pork very thoroughly. I’va previously warned that you ean davelop trichinosis, a muscledraining dUeaie, by eating raw or partly cooked pork. Two Yale University Investi­ gators recently found that you might also get another disease, toxopiaamoala, by eating under cooked pork. BaeambUt Pneumonia Dr. David Weinman and Anrc H. C h a n d le r aay tha d li t a t e , which resembles pneumonia hi its symptoms, la now extremely common. In some sections of tha country between 30 and 70 per cent ot those In the 40 to 60 ago group are Infected. Just 10 years ago, the disease was considered rare. Oenerally, th* dlseas* la not severe. Because o f this, only the acute cases get much attention. Tha disease la caused by the protoioan Toxoplasma. SurxlvM Freezing In pork, this Toxoplasma or­ ganism can survive even freezing temperatures. 8o wbila pork can b* rendered relatively safe from tha Trichtnella worm by keeping It frozen at temperatures ranging from 9 degrees, for 20 daya, ta minus 20 degrees, for stx days, this will not free it of the T oxo­ plasma. There's another way tn which the Toxoplasma differs from th* Trlchlnella worm. The Toxoplasma la not anally identified In sections of Infected pork because it to much smaller in sis* and la haphaaardly dis­ tributed throughout the tissues. Pork ta a valuable food. In fact, it la one of the moat Important sources of this mine. It is rich tn other B vitamins, too, and in m in­ erals such aa phosphorus and Iron. Bo you don't want ta—and you don't have to—stop eating pork. Just mika sure that it is thor­ oughly cooked. Cook it until it has a gray color throughout Remember, pink pork eon be dangerous. qutsTioN "D AKiwra W. 0.: A friend of mine has re­ ceived radloactlv - ^bttancea for treatment of a C Would tt be dangerous to L. sr him? Answer: Usually the;* are no precautions needed. It would be almost Impossible for the person having the radioactive substaneee to transmit them to someone else. NKW BEAUTY from your old diamonds— remounted! Yours truly. George Touhy, President Mental Health Association for Semlnola County Chririmri Seals, sold lines 1907 to raise funds to fight tubercu­ losis. err collected by many phi­ latelists. No issue has ever bren reprinted, and each year the plates are destroyed. Although a i tt d oes lose much o l H* befflomc* and charm tn an oul modad setting. Jewalry riytoa change aa daflnltaly aa Irocka o t mlDineey. And tt to n l safe either; becau se an old setting m ay no* bw FAUST'S DRUG STORE iv 'he cule heie Near P. O. Phono 10S eecurel Let ua show you how beautifully a n d reason ably w e can transform your old fashioned jew elry into an exciting new ring. The cost to surprisingly moderate. W e will gladly submit prices and designs. telophono your next pro­ scription to un. It will be accurately compounded with fresh drugs 1 t N Phone 778 at a fair and reasonable price... FAST FREE DELIVERY a lso Wm. E. KADER, • Jeweler Kcglitcrcd Jewelers ^American Gen Society^ FAUST'S SUN DRY STORE 20th A F rench " T o B etter S ervo Y ou1* L I bliod sod sueh * plan wouldn't help them, but suck drivers are (a r similar sro4 whoa it eemet to reading stop Hgkts gad rod, yellow or gtoot traffle signals. Any plan or Idea that swill aid tho motorist today la worth ser lous consideration. CaroUsineif, impatience, lack af courtesy and ovsr-canfldenco la dririn| ability cause ceuntisia accidents that might a arily havo boon avoided. Menaof feels that thcra is a great ttaod today lor refretbir driving courts* far oldar and socalled experienced driver* at wall at for drivar training In our icboolt. Surveys havo shown that many people are driving c a n on our highways with badly . im­ paired eyesight or wbo suffer from other handicaps that makes driving difficult for them and dangerous fer ethers. Here in Florida it hat been revealed that we have U*u*d drirtr'z !lre r.'« to persons who wore found to bo oo the relief roll drawing compensation for blindness. Tho National Safety Council, American Automoblla Association aad other agsnelet have worked dillgontlr to try and overcome driving hatardi. Frees, radio and telavisioa have been extremely geMrous in uslsg safety publi­ city, but nobody has come up with a foolproof method of con­ trolling tho one aut that can wroek tho best automobile ever built, the aut behind tha steer­ ing wheel. th# last year of President U. S .. ing glasses, but won’t put them Grant’s second administration, on. He has two seta of false “ He never misted a day .o f te e * » tot W t jrem r them, work in his life—and he never Si»>* h.T m bsed a day o f chewing tobac " V - Bcride* lha * “ ‘ " " 1 c o ," said Mrs. Edna Sullivan, his \ » ‘th his tobacco chewing, widowed daughter. "H ell still! But he can eat anything, in­ chow two nicks a day if I let eluding steak, said his daughter, him have them." On fioe days the old man likes Tho old man grinned up from to walk to a hill overlooking the his oka ir like a small boy eaught plant Where be worked so many years and reminisce. swiping cookies. v. **I can remember they used to At tho start o f his ca'*cr he was paid 1330 for a M-hour pay us In gold pieces. . .on Sun­ week? Glass blowing is hot work, days' I used to g ift free haircuts and in those Informal days one to all the kids in lha neighbor ■ o f hia chorea was to ‘ ‘nub the hood, and sometimes I’d just cu t' growler*’—to fetch beer so the one side and say, 'Como back thirsty gaf'ers, or master glass- next week and I'll finish it*. . . makers, eould cool their pipes. I used to like to go berry picking Hultxman is one o f the few sor- in the hills. . .1 could get me a viving workmen who ran remem­ quart of blueberries or blackber­ ber the birth o f the electric age. ries in no time—chestnuts, too He was an the scene in 18TB when —and now ther# aren't any in th# first fla w "bubbles'* were tha hills, . . "In those days it was work, blown to enclose the glowing fila­ ments with which Thomas A. Ed­ work, work on the Job. . .they ison revolutionized the world's have it easier now. . .but w h eu Q ail you do your work, — L you're — lighting. Soon as a gaffer himself, be ami; right." two helpers were turning out 13M Asked what ba thought about the world today, the nation’ s light btribs'a day. “ But 1 always knew th- day marathon jobbolderasld: "It’s going pretty fast. If it's o f hand-blown bulbs would have to come to an end." the old man got any better, it’a because we said wistfully. "People needed too tried this. . .and we tried that— we tried, anyway. m any." anything n-.e iu-i . ) a nisch.nc —an stamp out 2,000 bulbs a minute. |I'm hippy." turn out more in five minutes | Hultxman has one recent re- 0 than Hultzman and his crew could' gret—that his brother, Jake, died in a week. , last December Just a year before Many of the friends of Hultz- he was to get his 75-year aervice man's youth migrated to the big pin from the glass works, cities or went west to seek their But he is cheered by the fact fortunes. His life story ls>. th e! he has 29 living descendants, in­ simple saga o f a man who fuund { eluding his son, “ Dutch,’ ’ who happiness in his own home town. has bren 50 years on the glass One Job, one wife, five children. payroll and — at 70 — is show­ Hultzman has a, cane but won't ing signs nf settling down and carry it. ire Ifas a pair of read-1 staying put. — — ^ —--------1--------------------------------------- opportunity to tell you that wo of the Mental Health Association for Seminole County also want lo tell you how splendid It hot been of you and The Senf-nl Iters Id to support in your news and edit­ orial columns the activities of this social service group and how grateful we are to you. F^>m the experience of the past, I know that we may depend on your continued support of plans to enlist popular interest in a program of social service. Bring or h av e you r Doctor 1IT* Hotpolnt HI-VI Portable weighs only 21 lbs. Hat 80% brighter picture, Automatic Focua, Dynapowtr Speaker, Shaded Glaaa. In Stashall Pink and Sand White or Lagoon r A B A l l lif 1 1 y 0 n K K I i M V lllV I k i ■ 4 4 m 216 Palmetto A t *. Man On Same Payroll For 80 Years Phone 357-W 112 S. Park �TH E SANFORD HERALD Tucs., Nov. 27. 1956 P age 5 Socia l £veni& a M illie Hardy Becomes Bride O f Fred Kelley V r oI w -£ Beautiful Christmas Tree Can Be Made From Feathers By Pat Wood that’* my solution, a tree made SI a y b e you’re old-fashioned of feathers—you probably have enough to insist upon buying s around the house, all except the live turkey for that ail-import plastic foam, which can be pur­ chased at florist shops, lumber ant Christmas dinner. If so, you’ll yards or variety store Christmas probably find yourself with a counters. You will need vegeta­ whole heap o f feathers that you ble coloring a sharp paring don’t know quite how to disposeJ knife, toothpicks, small ribbons, glitter, sequins ■and Hue. of. Well. I have the perfect so­ First o f all, wash and dry the lution to this problem. Or If you like so many o f us, ta- soiled feathers. This is very easy Joy the convenience of a frozen to do If you have an automates turkey, practically ready to pop washer. Just put them in a pillow In the oven, you can probably case or bag, close It tightly,'and get all the feathers you want drop in the washer. The feathers at tha nearest poultry farm . Tht may need bleaching for whiteness rest of the materials you need and uniform tinting results. You for this feather Christmas tree— may want to experiment color­ ing the feathers with various tints, but first check the manu­ facturer's tinting directions fo r your specific washer. T o make the bate o f the i n * use a sharp paring knifa and cal a circular plastic foam )>ase about ft inches in diameter us­ ing a light sawing motion. Then Thtra was a good turnout for make tha plastic foam trunk the meeting last night of tha Lit- " , inches high and 2 inches tie Theater Guild, which met la thick at the base, narrowing It from the base to the top. Use the City Hall Auditorium. to Four plays were discussed as round toothpicks and glue possibilities for tha<r naxt pro­ attach the trunk to the base. duction, with "Bell, Book and Now Its Jsst i jrsHsj- Candle" by John Van Druten, be­ tha tinted feat hen, ana ojf onc# Into the trunk and you have a ing me the one nnauy finally selected. niB seiecieu. Mrs. airs. “ ■ --W U O V U I* Betty McBratnie, a Navy wife' v J S u l‘____ e l, " ‘ ! b,« decor* atlon. Needless lo aay, you use and new member, will direct the larger feathers at the b a ft and three-act comedy. work upward, using IncreaselngTryout* will be held Hmrsday, ly smaller feather*. They’re so Nov. 29, from 7:30 to B p. m., and pretty you don't really need sny ------- ( — -w »»•# — decoration, j ------ •*— - - you can again Monday, Dec. 3, from 7:30 further but to 9 p. m. Anyone interested In dress it up with, tiny bow*, glit­ trying out for one of the part* in ter or Christma* tree ball*. Just the play la welcome to attend one brush lightly with glue and add of those meetings. the decoration*. The City Hall Auditorium If You’d probably find this fea­ located upstairs over the City ther tree ao easy lo make, and tha Hall. end result, so attractive, that you'll want to make several mom as gifts for sbut-lna o r special friends. Miss Millie liardy. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Hardy Sr. became the bride recently of Fred W. Kelly, ion o f the late , Mr. and Mr*. Fred W. Kelley Sr., have a covered dish supper at of Ohio. The Rev. Fred Fisher 8:30, Prayer Meeting at 7:30 and officiated at the doublering cereTraining Union Workers' Council mony, which was held in the at >:15 p. m. .-hapel of the First Baptist Church Prayer Meeting at the First at 2:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. Methodist Church will be at 7:30' — The bride was given in marriage p.m., with the Bible Study led by by her father, and her maid of the pastor. honor was Miss Ora Ray. Wise The Rev. D. S. Carneifx wilt Hardin, of Enterprise, served as conduct the morning devotions best man. and usher was “ Pea­ over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. nut" Galloway. THURSDAY Mrs. Kelley graduated from The W. M. S. of the First Bap- Seminole High School in 1954 and tist Church will study the book now is employed by Florida Fash­ "Japan Advances", taught by ions in Orlando. Mr. Kelly Is em­ Mrs. Charles L. Arnold. At noon ployed by the Atlantic Coastline a covered dish luncheon will be Railroad. served and at 2 the study will Attending the wedding from conclude. out o f town were Mr. and Mrs. At 4 p. m. the Sunbeams. G. Daniel Spencer Hardy of Charles­ A.'s, and R. A.'s o f the First ton. S. C. Mr. Hardy is the bride's Baptist Church will study books brother. on Japan. Mrs. W. D. Gardiner Mrs. Terrv Bird, and Mrs. II. H. Martin will be the teachers. Sup- C a le n d a r TUESDAY The Anna MUler Circle will meet at the Elk* Club at I p. m. Initiation will be held and all member* are urged to attend. The Patt Noble Grande Club of the Seminola Bebekah Lodge will meet with Mrs. B. IL Squire a, 205 E. Fifth St.f at I p.m The Rev. D. S. Carneflx will conduct the morning devotion* over WTBR at 1:30 a. m. The Unity Clan will meet at the Valdet Hotel at S p. m. Miltor* are welcome. The Sanford Unity Clan m u t­ ing will be at the Valde* Hotel at I p.m. with Mrs. Josephine Stuckie a* teacher. WEDNESDAY The Training Union* worker* of the First Baptist Church will Seven Schools Receive Awards At P-TA Council !& £ iir Z M ™ “m. The W. 31. U. would appre elate borrowing any article* that you might have front Japan. Please bring them to the church early Thursday morning. The Rev. D. S. Carneflx will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. Cub Scout Pack Ten will meet at the First Methodist Church at 7 30 p.m. • FRIDAY The Rev. D. S. Carneflx will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR nt 8:30 a. m. The Norman De Vcre Howard P Mrs. Freda Tyre presided at the County Council P-TA meeting Wednesday in the absence of Mrs. Marion St. John, Mr*. Grady Herman led the devotional. Mrs. Higginbotham, chairman of the Scholarship Fund, gave her report to the group. There was a motion nude and carried that the Schol­ arship Fund as outlined and re* gulations be adopted for the schools. Mrs. Higganbotham Little Theater Selects Play To Be Presented Group Of Friends Hove Get-Together On Thanksgiving A delightful Thanksgiving gettogether was enjoyed by a group o f friends, who gathered at Rock Springs Thursday for the holiday. Their table .was covered with a beautiful Thanksgiving cloth, and matching napkins were used also. The menu consisted of turkey, ham, several kinds of salad and de»*ert. Those enjoying the outing were Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Rrniiam, Mr. and Mrs. Gmver Rrnham and son. David, of Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benham and chil- S T S 3 5 " 5 i r » 3 | “ — " - J 1J* - 4 " i l f e* -dr Lavornc c° " and B?Mrs. regulations for the Scholarship P- m- W*G> ^ r*- Rcucl F Robison, rine, Mr. Fund would be sent to each 1407E. 2nd St., with Mrs. Claude Clark Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Mosco P. Herndon serving as co-hostess. Miller, o f Henderson, Ky., Mr. school. and Mrs. Alfred Manning, Mrs. SAIURDAY A COMPLETED TREE, light at a feather, Is ready for the mantle or buffet table . . or give them as Mrs Murray of the Southsidc Ralph McClain and Debbie and gifts to special friends. For colorful variations tr> the new spray paints or orusn gluo on fi e f e i The R. A.’s o f the First Bap­ P-TA gave a report on the Safety Darrell. Linda Stafford, Mr. and thrrs nr.d sprinkle them with glitter. Program. She asked that all tist Church will meet at 9 a. m. Mrs. Morris Walker, Mr. and schools have a fire drill from the Mrs. Rankan Haggard, Mr. anil lunch room. Mrs. kturray read a Upsala Church members and Mrs. John Todd, Mr. and Mrs. very interesting and enlightening f r i e n d s enjoyed Thanksgiving Carlton Todd and children. Bon­ law on "guns’*. nie, Cathy and David, Mr. and Service and a Fellowship Dinner. Mrs. W. W. White. Mr. and Mrs At the service the Rev. C. C. Mrs. Buron Smith reported on Roy Wells, o f Henderson, K y . While, pastor, emphasized the the School o f Instruction which Mr and Mrs. Elmer Ashley, and bleesingi enjoyed through the was held at Pinecrest School. Mrs. James V. Slowed Jr., Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown A Chicken Barbecue was en year, and enumerated many of BY VIRGINIA CONN R. T. Mllwee, Seminole Coun chairman of the Finance Commit­ T. F. Monroe, o f Henderson, Ky ■— ' Joyed by the members of ..... ............— , ------..... home,- .state. the these: Individual, ty Superintendent o f Fuolic In tee o f the Geneva P-TA, Is planAlice Mills asked niu to remind sip grows too hut. In a small Westminister Sunday School Class national and spiritual. He read Miss Ann Anderson and 3llss struction, addressed the group and ning a big night for fun and Sylvia Pearson all Driftwood circle members of town you either havp to ignore o f ,h<? Prnabytcrian Church, from Psalm 103, and referred to reported that the Survey Team funds on Dee. I. The affair is to the meeting December fifth at , .„ nv ' ' * ‘ Friday night at-the home of Sir. the Psalmist with Ms whole from the State Department of be held at the Geneva Communi­ Betty Guy's home on Slellonville. ' * * m i and Mrs. Fred Ganas, on Golden hearted and complete consecra Eucation had gone over Semin* ty House at 7:30 p. m. It will start at nine-thirty in tlic not going to discuss petty gossip, l ,* ,. h„ „ s .i_ .-i» , - s.------•tlon of himself to honor God for ole County Schools. The final re­ morning, and will be a combined although I wish more people A short skit is being prepared The menu consisted o f barbecue h« lny . work shop and discussion of would think about what they arc port will be sent back to Semin by 3frs. Stowed as a part of the rhleken. salad, baked beans and | Then w,h» ‘ •*»ut Weislng* ole County in a few weeks. entertainment. A surprise birthday party was Christmas arangements. At this saying before they say it. If you ’ o f our present day, and our apParents and friends are being held Friday night honoring l-i- time two arrangements will Im> klilwee then eplalned Just how have ever played the children's The group, after eating, played! P ™ U,lon. » nl . our. the school budget was broken down urged to turn their talent to verne Clark Sr. in his home. The made for the fashion show to unto our Lord,** iaM Rev. White.) charades amt other games. something useful to sell in order party was given by Mrs. Stoseo be held the following day at the game called Gossip, you will know for the year. Those attending were Miss Atayfair Inn. Alice herself Is Solo was rendered by Geno Mrs. Mitchell read the secre­ to raise funds for the P-TA. Pie Miller and Mrs. Charles Benham. leaving this Wednesday, taking what I mean. After passing |Mary Ann Buknr. John Decker, Nirhnl., and a poem given by and coffee will be sold during the Mr*. Dcotzel c . Stafford Jfc through several individuals (lie The guests were served de­ tary’s report In the absence of Wise Hardin. ” ............ "Peanut" Gallo- Mrs, Wm. Ertcl which she had the children to Washington and 3lrs. Warfel. All of the schools evening. Cakes will be nurtinned. licious refreshments of birthday preparing to fly to Europe to Join original rarely resembles the fin­ way. Miss Patty Walker. Miss, written. After the morning ser★ * ★ cake and ice cream. The public Is invited. had representation with the ex­ Ora Dee Ray, Curtia Hughes, vice many enjoyed the bountiful Ernie f<>r the holidays. She may al tidbit. Those honoring Mr. Clark were ception o f Wilson School. But Sanford has become a serv­ 1 1 --» Warner. Springfield, Mass., and delicious dinner, with turkey! Mr. and .Mrs T. F. Benham, Mr. leave New York as soon as DeThe treasurer’s report was and Sirs. Mosco Miller, Mr. and comber fifth. Bon voyage, Alice. ice town. The Navy has becomd Bill Lepere, Providence, It. I., and all Its trimmings, etc. read and accepted. i Novella Chandler, Miss Eva After dinner, brief remark Mrs. Charles Benham vand chil­ You should have some exciting an important part of the econo­ Blue Ribbon awards were given Ward, Jerry Murray, Edwin Varn, were given of thankfulness and dren Margaret, Corrine and Bud­ tales when you return. a t— • »* # .. .. to the following schools: Lyman, A beautiful dinner party was mic advancement, and while in! Sir. and Mrs. ____ Harry Weir, and poem* were read. Also, a picture' . . . » • • dy, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Wells and Sanford Grammar. Lake 3fonroe, Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Callahan Sirs. Laverne Clark Sr. ami Mrs. Fred Ganas. given for Walt and Beryl Swriu- most service towns the Navy! Sir. and o f tho group was taken by Wil-1 / / ] {jQ O r Q L Q stays to itself, in Sanford, much Seminole High, Southsidc, Pine- and four children, o f Melbourne, son Friday night at Jean Dool­ liam Ertel. All dispersed feeling ^ I * --* were here to spend Thanksgiving crest and Westslde. ey's home on Seminole Hlvd. John to our Joy, wc mingle and are that It waa good >o be together, Mr. and Mr*. E. CL Kennedy part o f the small town life. This Mrs. Velma .Mitchell reported with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Jane Miller were co-hosting. on this Thanksgiving Day. announce the marriage o f their on the progress for the Founders J, D. Callahan. Guests enjoyed cocktails in front creates an important problem j daughter, Jean, to Dcntzel C, and if you are aware of it per-j Day program to be held on Feb. of the two roaring fireplaces that Stafford Jr., on Tuesday, Nov. 20, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Benham are back to back in Jean'* im­ haps the efforts of many fins- ( 7. 1957, at Southside School. Mrs in Kingsland, Ga. men will be rewarded. The proh-' had as houseguests over the weekpressive living room. Yellow Walter Beckham, o f Miami will •**« •» —* Mr. Stafford is the son o f &lrs. lem la security and the offender The Dorcas Circle of the Upchrysanthemums added to the be the guest speaker. Mrs. Beck end Mr. and 3trs. Roy Wells, of — -— —r I_ i --------- * ----Frances Stafford and th« lata cheerincss o f the surroundings. Is gossip. We are not at war, sala church meets Thursday Nov. ham is the Past President of the Henderson, Ky. Dcnt/el C. Stafford. Miss 3laria Mcnendcz was A delicious dinner of roast beef thank God, but wre are in readi­ 29 fur a covered dish luncheon Florida Parent Teachers Associa­ was served, with Johnny Miller! ness should war come. There is at 12 noon. Bring yuur husband Both bride and groom are gra* tion. All schools will participate home from St. Vincent’s Hospi­ great necessity at times for and friends. This doing an excellent Job on the .........................is . -a *guest 1**791 dilate* of Seminole High School, in furnishing refreshments for tal, where she is in training, to spend the Thanksgiving holidays on the movement of men Jluncheon. Alio bring a dish <>f food and Mr. Stafford also attended carving. After dinner th<>«« an* Isilence ____ „ .. ny Addle Prevail the program. there '»is any' any­ and your own tablo service. The Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Bridges had the University of Florida and waa scmbled, sat b fore the fire and I and equipment. lfIf ,hcro Mrs, Gus Bamberger reported with her mother, Sirs. Elsie Mcnendez, and her brother. Joseph. ■sang. All in all it was a most thing that you should know, the business merlin:; will bo held a* their guests, Mr. Bridges uncle In th« U. S. Navy for four yaars. on the convention at St. Peters* plcjiauil evening. Bidding fan Navy will relea-e it to your now*- immediately after the luncheon and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, W. M. He Is now associated with the burg. The report, in part, was ... , -. paper. Each of us want* to bo the Mrs. F. E. Bolz spent the week Bridges amt Mr. and Mrs. Mycr Stafford Electric Co, } well to Walt and Heryl (who arc fir>t ,Q know |mporUnt p|e c o . made on the "Three Rs for the end in Daytons Reach with her: Sachar and children all of 3tontThe newlyweds will make their leaving nest week» were I vtu f n, „ , w, fannot wjlt t0| Fam ily". Reading, Relaxation, gomery, Ala. daughter. Mrs. Walter Snead Jr., Nor. 77 home at 3408 Holly Ave. jand Doe Linker. Dcalie and John p il l ,t on 0lir nPlghb()ri bll, lf| and Religion. and family. Harold Geiger of Miami spent Mrs. C. R. Bowes I King, luiuL-e and Jim Parker, l > wrong person should get that; a few day* here at hla home last and Jean Fitton, Hetty and Jim tnrnrmniin< — • *week. information and use it in saboCurtis Hughes waa home over Guy, Betty and Bill Lemo«. '" 'l ;u g e . it might hit closer to hom« Mr. and Mr*. Charles Summerthe Thanksgiving holidays visit­ Ilill, Marge Chandler, and than any of us may realize. There sill of iNew Smyrna Beach were ing his parents Sir. ami Mrs. Cur-' and Glnny Conn. Marge Chandler were* many ship* blown up in supper guevts of Mr. and Mrs. tis Hughes. Coming with Curtin! ny MARLVN R. JONES and her children were down here the last war because a wifr r.isB. C. Braddy, Sunday I were Lance Warner, o f Spring. O V IE D O - Galneavllle looked from Jacksonville for the wcck-juaHy told friend* when her huv Schedule of Miss Myrtle Wil-j field. Mass., and Bill Lepers, of The Farm Bureau held its meet-1 like a Ghost Town Thursday wa end visiting Cy and Jean. Already j hand’s ship was sailing, and all a son. Home DemonstrationAgent Providence, R. f. All three boys' ing at the community hall, Tucs- discovered. Wc went up to vpend she lias decided that S anfoid' submarine had to do vitas sit out Nov. 28-Dee 4 is as follows: arc sophomore* at Piedmont Colday evening. After the meeting Thanksgiving with Johnny, who would be an ideal spot for their*side the harbor and wait. Nunc Nov. 28—Sewing group will be lege, in Demorest. Ga. dancing wa* enjoyed by all who1had had to itay with the van ity neat tour o f duty. And she was of u.* would want to be respun• organized at the Council Center,' attended and refreshments o f : team to practice. cake ,do-nuts sold on It before I could get to *lble fo r a tragedy like that, 4ut E. 23th St. This group wilt and drinks were j be others remaining over the served. \ large number attended her with my usual raving*. We don’t know what will hapmeet each Wednesday afternoon holidays Included the famous Ga­ Mr. and Mrs. William Grasde Forrest Norvell# i* bark from!pan in the future. We pray that from 1 to 3. Mrs. W. W. Clabaugh spent the holiday* in Daytona tor football team. A few student* his tour in qel training at Ola-; we shall have peace. But meanwill be Instructor and any one in­ who livrd a long distance also Beach with friends. i the. Kansas. Pete and Mary |while let’s protect the defense of terested in sewing may Join the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fulford and Schwartz are leaving today fur our country, and the men that. class. On our many trip* to tho col­ children Bill and Sue, spent the I El Centro, California. : live to procet you. If you hear Ceramics class will meet at weekend in Lake Wales with lege town we had never seen t> Either the baby sitter* are go-|uf sudden, unexpected amt unexSeminole High School at 7 p m. . . . . .Mrs. . -..il Mrs. Fulford a-----mother, Ed- .......deserted. We • had no troublo tng begging or the Navy people) plained orders, don’ t discuss Nov. 2 9 - Girls’ 4-11 Club will getting in a place to eat— as ia wards. in Sanford are no lunger publi- them, especially in a public place, meet at Pincerest school st 1:39 The Itev. and Mrs. Jack Ste- sometimes the case. city Inters. My spies seem lo If your neighbor says her husp m. with their leader, Mrs. R. At 2:30 we went to the stadluta wart and family spent Thursday havr fallen do»*n on activities, ban la leaving, don’t press her f o r 1 I -- - - *» * R Forbes. U 11—1--- ire--*. •• in Union Park with'.Mrs. St.'wiri’t Do know that there are a lot of information. In a peaceful town Art Class will meet at Seminole ! parties being given for Don and like Sanford it is hard lo believe , P aren t,, the Rev. and Mrs. Jack, i f i Baa. * 2 S q - 2 g High School at 7 p. m. I Diana Miller, who are leaving there could be anyone who would. Dec. 1—4-H Radio program Friend* of Tummy McLain Jr. I Sanford. Rosemary Duncan is lake news and turn it into trage| oscr station WTRR 11:30-11:45 a will b . glad to hear that h. ha. ^m Georgia | having a tea on Thursday afterdy, but there is reason to believe m. returned home after spending , , ,nerenoon for Diana. Ithat there may he, and If not, | Dee. 3 -G irls’ 4-H Club will Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Lumpkin some time in th, hospital. It .* We cam . home with 1 ^ c o n « j . Calling on Jane and John .Mil'! we are making it (hat much more: r**et at 31avia School at 3:20 p. announce the birth o f a son, Joe reported that he is getting along »l°h .hat Gainesville will not hold ler Sunday afternoon were Millie j difficult for spies or saboteurs to in. Tenny Lumpkin Jr., Nov. 2D at the football fana for th* Gatorand Bill Thomas, Shirley and Jim become established. High now I Dee. 4 Girls’ 4-H Club at Gen- Seminole Slemoriel Hospital. The Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moran of If they do defeat Boss, J’aul Grunder, Wendall Me- think it would be a pushover. »va school will meet at 9:30 a :oung man weighed 7 lbs. 3 'i Jacksonville were weekend guests; Georgia-Tech. Tho crowd will reiGuirc, and Bud Bramley. ! Granted the men should not tell m. at the school. os. of Mrs. Morin’s sister, Miss that o f Homecoming. The Brownies will have a float their wives, the wives should not i Girls' 4-H elub o f the 8th Grade 11■In the Farade l^ednetday, so keep |tell each other, and so it goes, j Ethel Thomas. John"F P0" '1*'1 out ,om # o f tk# San fo ri Junior High School will Baby s playpen needs regular Mrs T. W Prevail and children celebrttfo* o f tha footba'l I your eyce peeled for it, a* each I Your Air Station is on maximum meet nt 11:43 a. m. . renovating to keep it fresh, tidy, Vallren, Addie and Carlton, spent team, Including Jtm Rountree, as I troop will have a representative security now. Let's make it easier | C-’rls’ 4-H club o f the 7th Grade and sanitary. The bars should be Thurs4lay In Orlando arui «nUniig th« derm fol* Ion it. The other girl* will wear for those who are protecting us[ Sanford Junior High School will wiped down with a soapy cloth to lillj. with Mr. and Mrs. A. K , .th« * * * * * * . I their uniform* a* they watch the |and our option. meet at 12:42 p. m. | remove the dust-catching sticky RED FOX "MUFF" COLLAR |parade from the ildc lines. ■ Mather*. We alio taw some of the baaMr*. Nurman Fore .pent Thurs- ketball players, coach John V a Mrs. W. R. Wimberly I, adult! stains made by the baby’a fingersJ makes cozy this Edwardian Have a little time, so I think | _ . . , , , „ . I will discuss somclnfng that has* Cooked dried Itns* beans, sea*. day In Osteen with Mr. and M rs.' ‘ h« mreager o f Um baaleader at Sanford Junior High and food smears. Then brush overcoat tn bold black and white ami Mis* Wilson, the agent, will rrumb* from the scams of the Imported tweed from _______ Nolan Fore and family. |ketball team, who happened to eat been on my mind for some time. ,00#d " * onl<m ,n<l, brn'\n ,u« r Ceorge MONTE-SANO AND Sanford is a small town, in ray ,re delicious served with pork, Mr*. T. W. Prevatt and s o n '» t the same place we did. meet with the girls. | plastic pad used in the playpen Carmel’s full and winter colSAN'S so(t-ahou!d«red wrap We decided that we may even opinion an extremely superior! Small band graters, made etpeGirls’ 4-H Club o f Paola school »"d wash it on both sides with, J'’c,lon- Corinthian-shaped, tha coat of aulphur and black Mos­ Carlton visited Mr and Mrs Lea|one. In every small town there cially for grating nut*, are availentertain the idea o f going up f « Will meet at 2:20. soap and water. R ir»« and hang f Iojtn5 double-breasted and aic seal cloth has puckered ter TrusdaL in Sanford Sunday. Mrs. Cadcr Hart was hostess the Miami game with Jimmy ana Ceramics claaa wlU meet at il outdoor* to air and dry befort r ,0 **’•• b»m. A P*"*1 ;U always a lot o f go*«ip. Cities! able in many stores. Handy t o 1 fullness tinder the black beaver •>r>e Vr.» p . fWiux- •*•>» * a v e asuunn hminay tuna Ion •‘ehaaubta cot!ir“ which gives to an all-day sewing get to-gether Johnny. It has been a long, time 7 p. m. * putting it back. OvezUpftd I may get lost u a city it the got* |U u ia u n ii cookies! I It a tapeted-m line. and dinner at her borne Tburs- since we hav# been to a football Upsala Church Has Thanksgiving Day Service. Dinner T a le n t For Funds' Program Scheduled Bv Geneva P-TA Conning The News Westminister C lass T*vn*'s Barbecue A t Ganas' Home Laverne C lark Sr. Feted On Birthday _ Jean Kennedy D. C. Stafford (P&j i&djw Ia — Dorcas Circle Meets Thursday Geneva Happy Birthday Miss Myrties Schedule Oviedo remained. BIRTHS car* ‘ml 7,oniere? ,f ,h£ “ j J 1 i I �_ ■ u n i ---------- -------------------------- T THE SANFORD HERALD Jr. High Football Gets Underway At Memorial Stadium A t 8 o'clock JhsL SanfD hd K s u ta ld SPORTS OKIES' TOMMY GUN Junior Ugh football gats under­ way tonight at • p. m. in Memor­ ial Stadium, marking anothr first In th# history o f Sanford. i . s x t a in rs-r x n r .x ti.T « The youngsters are all ktyed riH S T MACK— B /ie Mile St.T np for tha occasion, and there Is Ttaach Kir* 1.10 ISO MO 1 t - l 1/5 Harmonicas S.0O 1.00 I 5-hd promise o f n thrill packed even­ iUrtha J. 4 00 * S -l 1/5 Quintet* (3-S) I1T.40 ing for all fana that brave the I M O .M l SSACK— a / i e Mile *3.3 chill of football mason weather Silver Illo 4 4 * I SO 3.00 t 1-5 Charming dux IS 10 ISIS 4 5-1 te cay "hello" to the ned addi­ Una a 5.20 I I - l LAKZLAND, Fla. - T h a 10th tion of Sanford’a athletic pro­ QuntaU M-41 IIS.20 Dally Double (S -l) 314."* annual Santa Claus Bowl— Flor­ gram. T H IR D MAMS— S / l * Mile t t l rorelbU S.20 5 SO I SO I l-t ida’s btfgsst youth spectacle— Tha Rada and Whiles will vie llu tiy ’ x Iluddy 5 00 l.fa S 3 -1 /5 will be he’ d la Lakeland Dm . for city championship dutlng the lilt iy Un I SO « 3-S Quintal* 13-1) 117.10 a and aoth, Bowl Director Bart regulation JV length game, and r o L H T II r a m :— 3 /1 * Mila ai.T Chrla I SO I 00 I SO 3 l - l * tJwt has announced. e w i THOUGH the two teams will employ the t?ucl# I’at Marla • I.S0 1.30 * 3-3 HU GCOAlMO Four teams, each with IS boya two platoon system. Th* defens­ Kano Hatch ’ I’ m 0.00 I l - l Qulnlol* (3-S) SHOO STRING WAS TOM M Y II and U y ea n o f age, repre­ ive and the offensive units have KISTII H A D '— 1 /1 * Wile 3X3 f HOREN A T Y2 senting Chicago, IQ., Washington, Iwen thoughly dilled in the fun­ Rnlckarnoaa 01.00 II SO S.IO I l-n i CARES HE* damentals o f football. AVIndr W h ite v.lo t in 1 5-1/3 T». C, FtLauderdale, Fla., sod OKLAHOM A THE FIRST l . ..... : : ? t !•? BUI Fleming, heal football tne Jackets and aimorc raceC- on auy learn, Houndml arou&d Both teams will run from the B A C K , HAS A TOOGH Quintal* (1-3) 17110 OKLAHOMA without someone on tha team Chic kasha, OUa., will via for tha • tu tor fo r tha Sanford Bcmln- ed national boya football sbamplon- Tennessee Wlng-T, an offensive SIXTH R A C K -S /I S Mil# 3Xt T A S K TRYlrtO 70 BACK EYEM Potentlaly the Seminole* are giving them laadarablp." olca, ordered a radical change In R. 7. Htronk IS.40 4 00 3 10 f - l - S formation that combine* th* speed In •hip, UBd laid. M P R O V E OH THE TO SCORE The boys are pointing fo r their vlilh ta M an 1.10 l . l o T 31/2 practice icbedollng yeiterday. a batter club than the Lakevlew and deception o f tha T and the PERTORMAHCSS WH/CH AT LEAST Dlvla'x V a n ity 4.50 4 3- 1/5 Highlight o f tho Dae. N ft*season for The change wa* deitgned to Devils. The Devils Jumped to a boat gems o f tha 0 Q u a la l* ( 3- 7) 337.40 BROUGHT H/M A LL o r t e z a >rt night, tha tlvltlos will b* tho Santa a sue power and drive o f tho tlngle- ■ KVK.XTII H A M )— O/IO Mila 3 IA bcglnlng of homecoming Friday promote a winning attitude and shaky start in the wing. A rttRiCAH RAH K/rtO _ EVERY CAMt Crt Bowl quoon contest. Girls U and Dark C h o lr a 7.40 4 10 3.10 I A.I 1 /* I game iplrit—the lingular com* tho season, and were lightly re­ consensus of player opinion la ONE SEASON* SCHEDULE. IP 1955, B U T P O H 'T ,1 t 40 4 no S l-h d U year* o f ago will rsprstent Ths bend, majorettes, and P ark T r a il As the that tha team Is battar than tha ponent lacking In tho Seminole garded by opposition. Q u irk L o o k 1.40 I 1- 1/3 B e t H e w on t. p chttrlsaders will Inspire the cities from throughout’ Contral rjm \ U f lk f/a n n il Q u in ta l* ( 3- 1 ) IIS .20 soaaon progressed, no did the record indicates, and they plan 7,*K aoocen. Florida. Bach will compata for crowd aa tho fana choose aides fllO H T t f R 4 MV—V I S M ila 3X they present on proving tha point "When we go on tha move, Devils until now on Ixcyar t l . l o S i n S.nn 7 l - l A performance such aa tha one tho tldo of Santo Claus Bowl of ths playing fo ld and root for T(taxi r ie tlo t t 1.10 S 30 0 3-1 1/2 Friday night aa we have In aU formidable competition for any against Leesburg will defeat Quoon, and tho winner will re­ tha team o f their choice. M svbo T » n ln h l 3.00 I S-l OBC learn. They have come out prior game*, we’re going to ceive a trophy and a lUOwardQ u in ta l* ( 07 ) 301.40 The teams ar« evenly divided Lakevlew. Tuberculosis is caused by a Help your TO association score tUek to the combination that !» on top In the last two conference roba o f hor choleo. Tho quoon and will feature all tho aspects x i s t i i n a m :—v t « wit- v .i moving tho ball unUI It fail*. outings, topping both Apopka and also will Join In all foitlvltloi of classy football. "Had we had Pit hi n K.t.hlnn 5.10 3 40 i . U 7 1-5 against tuberculosis. Buy and germ, the tubercle bieillus. U Star Plush SO.to M 0 I 3-S which will Include a sightseeing more time to practice, we prob­ Jesnla Vxrrall Then w ell alter our attack to Winter Park In upsets. 4 00 I 3-1 /3 use Christmas Seala on all,your can be prevented and ean be c u r holiday cards and packages. ed. Quintal* (3-7) 310.00 Tha gamo Friday night will not tour, dinner, luncheon, banquet, ably would even try a field goal," • e e l the needi of the altuation,’ t k x t is n i r n - o / o m u* o ia give the Seminole* a chance to flchiag contest, motorboat rids, Howard Gordie, one of th* coach­ Fleming aald. Pitot Hilly 7.10 io n 4 40 4 1-1 /? motorcade, parade, and many es, said. niu* Dolt M O 3 ( 0 7 S-l In all prevloua game* the get out of the cellar o f the OBC Vl«lt 7 00 V 5-3 other outstanding events, Lind loop. An upset win for the Sem­ lemlnolee offenee baa been able Hugh Carlton, principal o f San­ Quintal* (7 .| ) 317.10 •aid. te go on the march, but they inole* would place them on a ford Junior High and director of T O T ID IIT S KVTRir.a Young ladles who vie for tha the Junior high program, u ld that fell apart before they could balanced lino with Winter Park, PI II *T R A M '------- 3 /1 0 Mile queen’s title will be Judged on advance ticket sales have bean Sir. Un. Ptuh. My Vlsen. Mu­ mtsatcr a scoring drive. TbU but the Parkers won over Sem­ tant. Oiler, I'xealUnrr, the basis of beauty, neatness and slow, and voiced concern over Portal I.radar week, however, Flaming li inole and will remain on a rank­ ||I|I, Dlark Coxier ing abovo them. poise. Each must be sponsored the cold snap. "A good turnout • K l'O S U I IA c l— A /U Mile guiding h i t charge* through I7d'e Pormotn. M n rtgxg* I.lftar. Seeking an upset Is more an a that will encourage »u» Twenty games and an Invlta by a civic or fraternal organisa­ Is necessary to thr success of I ll-r . Hchnot Mlslret*. M d y Hlbyl. opportunity to express tho Sent- (tonal tournament are on the tion, school, UTA, or other respon­ the program," he said. "W e have ■N-•r.. J.uH. Informer, Danhlnn id drive*. Inolo potential than anything S t e t s o n Ill-Hatter baakatball sible groups. Only one girl ean be designed a game that will be Horn* "Wa may stay on tha ground T H IR D I tlC K — a /m Milkels*. The team Is thoroughly erk- schedule which wa* announced chosen from each city or town, pleasing and interesting to all Midnight I -i„ ta . Hold Pnrtunv, g lot." he said, "but that doetn't ed at being classified as the yesterday by Headcoacb Richard Lind said. Tha represontatlvos will spectators who attend," he con­ P.oir Dlue. Two YY'v. Aitarnd. mean that we'U be afield to weakest o f the weak sister* In II. Moreland. Twelve o f tha carry Utica such as LitUa Miss tinued, "and I only hope the fans u n d o Simon, Mr,ms lly Dun, Q«y throw the ball. We Just won't Comrxdk Orlando, etc. give ua a chance to prove it." the area. From all past showings games are In DtLand and the r o t i i t i i h n r — a /io m i* throw tha ball game away Cities and towns In Central II* Jon. Tipton riu Itch. In Town there Is little hope for change, tournament lx December 19-21 at The Chiefs Club holds the re­ Flaming eald he would atren a Rural Dodger, Iwllllflran, Good Florida not yet reprciented In the however, unloss tho strategy tho Marine Corps Rscrult Depot sponsibility of getting the pro­ Palrv Winter Alar, fienra* I’exrxon variation In the first quarter to queen contest should contact Bert ject, long desired by many of P IPTII R A M — * / l « Mil* employed by Fleming pays off at Parris Island, 5. C. aouad out Lakovlew'a weaknesses, M oka M o, P ra ro lloxo. Ilnlr Lind, chairman, Santa Claus ths up to date community sport­ big dividends. The season opens December 1 Pd'x Sly-O-Sfy. .t'x x h O then In the second quarter capBowl, Lakeland diam ber o f Com- ster!, underway when Fred Gan- Wlnna. M g h t. Jo* P agaan t. AV. P'x with the Hl-lfattcra starting their Injuries, more than any other ttallie on the weak pointed of Chrltlr Kmlnwn msree. Finalists for tha Santa as, athletic director of Seminole thing, has caused the nosedive season In Statssbori), Oa., the SIX T H i m p — .7/10 AIM* the opposition. Claus Bowl queen contest should High School, appealed to the club Alldntnht Rida, MkMx’ x Pal. <1o|f "Tho boys want this one aw­ In the Semlnoles morale. Hie sam* placs thsy started—and be sclsctsd no latsr than Dec. Are f]x—ik Pxtroa. Al«l T^>n, Trxnx for help after the Cocoa game problem kept the ended—the 1934 season. U s t year fully bad,” Fleming aald. "They perplexing 13, and tho director should be so at the beginning of the aeaion. Aril,* Pliikx* Wnkkd, AVhtlta'x Are tho Hi-Hatters took the measure • R VRATII n t r p — S / 10 Milk have been working hard alt coaching xtaff continually forced notified, Und said. "We are being outgrown," he Plrat M u 'lgsa e, T r l'k y 'Vll*h. afternoon and have good aplrlts. Into reshuffling positions; mov­ of Georgia Teachers College In Down Tha River. IRxvful Pxl. Tin The Minute Maid-Snow Crop warned the group at that time. the dedicatory game o f th« new ing backs to-the line, linemen to Poll, pinnllng World. Ill Wlory. Thla la tho final game and the Corporation, co-sponsors with the "We are using inexperienced boys Afnfrh boys want very much to win for the backfleld, and rhanges within field hou*« in Statesboro. In Dis­ National Boy* Football Founda­ to compete with other teams that Hopnw H lflM T tf R A f-P — 0 / 1* Mila trict 23, NAIA Tournamsnt, Teach­ E. H. LAN EY, OWNER two reaione. One, It i« home­ tho baskfleld and line with dlf Mr Dnhunoa, Flyln* HIa Cnngn ers ellmlnstsd the Hi-Hatter* to tion for the event, will bring to hav« years o f experience behind Phi». J n « li Ton T.n*-a Rorkkl. ferent types blocking ami run. coming; two, they haven’t won Lakeland a spectacular show, (hem. This program lx the one Pol Ion Wood, flxndy Hour, Ppper 110 E. Second SL Phone 465 close tho season. ■n Otic game for the first time ning. The first game for the IH-Hst- which includes tumblers, clowns, thing most dlrely needed by the Park XIXTIT RAPP— V M Milk “ Constant changes make for in ths conference." Icrs Is tha second game o f the baton twlrlers, bands, majorettes, school." Shlflk- A.lork* nob'-'k « AA'hlta All during the season the Sem- Instability beyond the control of season on December 3 when Rol­ Teddy Snow Crop, Santa Claus, A’ k.la liar. Pd'* Ooldnuh. The Chiefs Club came to the PArmor ool m i-u p , i „ , i , | k i tit.*. Inoles have shown fine teamwork any other factor," Hud Layer lins Tars coma to DeLand. Home fireworks, parades, and many rescue ami ordered tha uniforms T K A T II p i r ) ' _ s / « Mile In spurts, hut never for n long commented. Dave Laude voiced games will be at S IS in th# Na­ ether attractions. A special truck- for the Junior high youngsters ttgd f ' h e i , n«*. enough period to score a win the opinion that much o f the In tional Guard Armory. The third load of snow will be hauled to with W. W. T yre‘heading the pro­ "hwwe, Y>|r» f’ .t'e T|)(*ae f*r»|ng. Vtsre* p*e»iv pitifR, Htormr Tlnll^r over evenly matched opponents. stability could have been over game Is a road trip to Caines- Florida to be dumped oa the foot­ ject committee. Within two weeks •tVnVU Vq A The 14-1S lose to Leesburg mark­ come had the tenm manufact­ villi, to meet the University of ball field, giving many Florida the bid had been let to Hill Im­ this sea­ Florida Gators on December I. youngsters their first chance to plement Co., and within another ed the high point o f tho season. ured a "Sparkplug" Tuberculosis eosfi thr Ameri­ The Somlnoles were nut to upset son. "Those boys, as Is the case "The first three games are the feel and see a strictly northern two weska tha uniform* had ar can people over $600,000,000 a toughest,** Morland said. " I f we winter product. rived. year for treatment, case finding, ran get by those three, than we Kach participant In the queen John Schirard Jr., president of should hsvo a good season.’’ contest will have an opportunity ths club, said that all proceeds health education .rehabilitation, The complete schedule follows; to bring national recognition lo from the gam* tonight would go relief payments, pensions, and re­ ,.■•* •••• ................. V .. : /. Dec. 1 Georgia Teachers Col- her city and to Central Florida. towanl payment of the debt for search. Most of this cost Is borne PAppy A m It loge Statesboro, Ga. A total of 40 movies will be made the uniforms. by the taxpayers. Dec. 3 Kollini College DeLand of th« bowl aetivlUes for distri­ //fry h s a p Dee. g University o f Florida bution throughout the nation. Gainesville CO ACf O f ■ Twenty o f th« films will be pro­ THE Dec. 11 Florida Southern Col- duced In color. Dec. 13 Appalachian State C H ICAG O lege DeLand BEARS Tuberculosis Is a chronic, re­ (North Carolina) ' H'HO'S jL lapsing disease which costs the Dee. 19-21 Christmas Invitation­ TRY/rtO * al Tournament Tarris Island, S. Amsrlsn people ovsr $400,000,000 70 f" a year, most of It In tax money C. co n n iu e DeLand me Jan. 7 University o f Miami, Co­ Feb. I Troy State DeLand a te ral Gablas Feb. It Georgia Teachers Col they f Jan. 14 Florida State University lags DeLand Started DeLand Feb. 11 Krsklne College DeLand e/ r M H G v$ 4 Jan. 19 Florida State University Feb. 18 Mercer University DeThii genuine mahogany vtnms cabuM ffo rm e/ R Tallahassee La ml in dean 1r1Jitlnn.1l ujling U equipped LA ST P A M * A Jan. 20 University o f Tampa Feb. 19 Rollins College Winter ailh (m m . Top front iuniiol panel DeLand at bruthed bmt it cuy-to-tar, tuj-toI’ ark ■OMl 11(140 lti*h. fcjiurts naw G-E Double-DimFeb. 1 Mercer University Ma­ Feb. 21 Collsg* of Charleston liixul Puacr Tuning which pemuit con, Gt. DeLand chinnal changing aa the matt nuih of Feb. 0 University o f Miami DeFeb. 25 Florida Southern col­ a button. Land lege Lakeland Santa Claus Bowl ToBeStaged Next Month In Lakeland Orders SOKC ^ ^ ^ H B e m in o le s Practice Schedule *«— it r M 'P O N A LD , Stetson Hi-Hatters Have 20 Basketball Games On Schedule W E GIVE YOU First Class Cleaning K AT 15% Discount (CASH AND CARRY) PICKUP AND DELIVERY AT REGULAR RATES. 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Investors.AreWarnedAgainstBuying Gold Bricks THE SANFORD H E R A LD Tuea., Nov, 27. 1956 Page 7 .ministration Md Seek Excise T a x Rate Extension WASHINGTON in— A troeeury official told Congres* tbe Elsen­ hower administration probably will bare to ask for another year's extension of present excise tax rates In 1P57. Dan T. Smith, tax assistant to Secretary o f the Treasury Hun* phrey, also Indicated that when any tax reductions are recom­ mended, the administration would want to glpe priority to a cut in personal income taxes. Smith told a House Ways and Means subcommittee that, pend lng the determination o f the new budget to be submitted to Con gresa in January, it is too early to offer any final recommends tions on tax policy. Questioned by Rep. Eberharter D-Pa. on whether be would pre­ fer reductions in the personal In come tax or in the retail excise rates, Smith replied: "I don't believe 1 can give an advance blueprint, but I believe we should put the reduction of personal income taxes high up in priority" The testimony opened a series of hearings on possible excise tax revision by a subcommittee head­ ed by Hep. Forand D-RI. A h t U I OP M l lights up the night sky at Fort Churchill, Canada, In the wake of a just-launched Aerobee rocket (left). The speciallydesigned building for the tests, which are seeking information on magnetic fields and auroral particles for the internatlonsl geophys­ ical year preparations, is visible in the glow. At right, a U.S. Army Cajun rocket Is shown in flight one tenth of a second after firing from the launcher. (Defense Deportment Photos from International) E l e c t r o n i c Life, Home Of Tomorrow 9 NEW YORK UP-Step into your electrostatic wand waved over electronio life and home of to­ furniture to aelte dust. Or have morrow: electronic precipitators which pre­ Entire walls of your house glow vent dust from circulating in the with light, bright or dim. even first place. At the door is a spe In colors to suit your mood. You clal chamber which quickly sleep in a bed without covers, cleans muddy shoes. but stay as warm or cool as you In a special little room sits like. 1your own electronic “ brain." You Youngsters' muddy shoes . arc I give it instructions tho night be magically cleaned at the front fore, putting a day’s program on door before their feet touch a tape. Each family member can rug. You live in a dust-free be awakened at the proper hour, house, with the insida climate to his favorite music; dinner ran best adjusted for your health. be started automatically at a set Your dishes, automatically wash­ hour; a facsimile newspaper de­ ed, can bo automatically put livered to (he breakfast table, away. the car warmed up in winter, At a football game In an open and the "brain" could take caro stadium you stay warm despite o f unexpected things, like melt­ icy winds because of radiant ing snowfall o ff the driveway. heat. You drive there and back This "brain” or another calcu­ by car without traffc tie-ups. lator could help figure the bud­ Some o f these now things and get, pay bills, give you answers methods are far off, dream chil­ in calculating income tax. dren as yet. Others arc already Your TV screen is like a pic­ near at hand. They are coming from basic research, from im­ ture frame on the wall, bringing proved transistors and tubes, dis­ you programs in full color from coveries in solid-state physics, new anywhere in the world. By your materials, methods, imagination, own TV system, you can watch the children playing in the yard, and hard work. see who's at the front door. You From their look ahead, the sci­ can tape and play back favorite entists see these potential changes TV program*, put your own home from harnessing electrons to the movies on your own TV set. You service of humans. have a personal pocket radio Your indoor climate is control­ about the size of a pocket watch. led electronically for the desired You may add controlled amount! temperature and humidity despite of negative ions, or charged outdoor changes. Or windows can atoms, to the air in your home, bo opened and dosed automati­ for research Indies tea this could cally. help combat alrborna allergies. In the kitchen are a silent elec­ Moro research will ahow whether tronic refrigerator with no mov­ ionization could help you feel {let­ ing parts, electronic ranges speed­ ter, or help children learn faster. ily cooking enticing foods, quickYour doctor may use an auto­ thaw devices for frozen foods; matic clinician device which ultrasonic and sterilizing dish­ makes simultaneous readings of washers and clothes washers, even temperature, heartbeat, blood conveyor belts to put dean dishes pressure, and correlate them— where they belong; In the cup­ and compare them with findings board, electronically controlled of past check-ups— to help him dehumidifying compartments, or fa hit diagnosis. Doctors and crisping compartments for foods scientists will have eiecronic de­ such as cookies. vices for quick, accurate blood At night you sleep encircled by warming rays from a radio-fre­ quency canopy, needing no cov­ ers, in a bed that doesn't need making in the morning. The radi­ ant canopy folds away above the headboard. Similar devices or special blankets could keep you cool in summer. You may clean house with an HOLLYWOOD un-American In­ particularly ia this era o f great "re-appraiae" their responsibili­ vestors who lose money speculat­ prosperity, must not blame gov­ ties ami to report promptly any ing in stocks often have them­ ernment or izidustry for bad or violations o f the SEC reguta selves to blame, the head of the foolish Investment decisions, un­ tiona. government agency charged with less government or the securities "We have no authority to ap­ policing the securities business industry have failed in their ro- prove or disapprove securities Is­ sponsibiiitiei. sues. It Is the public Investor laid. "The person who loses money that the federal securities laws Learn not to buy "gold brleki," In uninformed or unwise specula­ seek to protect, but tho protec­ be advised. J. Sinclair Armstrong, ch air tion cannot, after be has lost, tion afforded is to put the Inves­ man o f the Securities and Ex­ shift the blame from himself. tor in an Informed position to change Commission, In a speech There is no more of a hedge in make his own decisions, to asprepared for the annual conven­ the securities law against stock sur# him free and fair markets, tion o f the Investment Bankers prices going down than there is but not to prevent him from mak­ Assn, of Amarlca, warned that a guarantee that a ‘bull market* ing his own investment decisions and not to have a federal agency some unsound stock is being sold rvill go on forever." lie urged securities dealers to make his decisions for him." to tho public by various highpressure methods. He said the problem can be met in three ways: 1. More prudence on the part of the lnvastor. 2. Greater alertness on tha part o f the securities industry. TEXAS FARMER left hif team of horses In front o f a 3. Responsibility of the SEC in village store just ns two medium-size Texas mosquitoes seeing that the securities law is buzzed upon the scene. When the farmer returned ten minutes obeyed. "Federal laws," Armstrong later, the skcctcrs had eaten said, "D o not give the SEC power the horses and were pitch­ to pass on the merits of securi­ ing horseshoes to see which ties. If the responsibilities of tha would get the farmer. commission, industry and public are shouldered, the congressional Then there’s the talc of objectives expressed in tha secu­ rities laws wilt be achieved, and another Texas farmer who public confidence in the capital was pinched for speeding on a hlshvrsy lr. hi* •’-rvpetimr markets a. a medium lor invest ment of the people's savings will machine during a dust itorm. "Don’t stop me!" continue to grow.” Armstrong listed the responsi­ begged the farmer, indicat­ bility of the Investor as of major ing a solid cloud of dust be­ Importance. hind him. “ I planted that "Congress clearly left to the alfalfa, and by golly, I public investor the ultimate re­ mean to harvest it if I have sponsibility for hi* Hvritment ile- to follow It clean into the Gulf of Mexico!" cisions," he said, "That public, cell c o u n t s , sub-microscople probes to measure properties of living tissues snd body fluids; flunroscopes which sec more with less exposure to radiation. You will sec the person you're talking to by telephone—but only if you want to bo seen. You ran carry a little radio the size of a package o f cigarettes so anyone can reach you nnd call you to the nearest telephone. You’ll dial a telephone call (o any telephone number on the continent. Ymir telephone and telegraph mr will fly faster. Electronics will speed purchase o f ticket tor planes, railroads, theater, foot­ ball games, checking on reier ved ticket into your hands. TV and electronics can help prevent—or untangle — traffic snarls, at well as speed safe traf flc control over airports. Some superhighways may become auto­ m atic-control towers will take over the driving, braking, accele ration of your car, and rtmoval of disabled cars. Electronic sen­ sitizers could automatically brake you down If you’re driving too fast on rough roads or curves. Try and Stop Me YOU RE TELLING ME! — By WUUAM I ITT— Central m ss Writer ---------- By BENNETT CSRF__________ A 0 ■e- — —» ' ST - W. P * - ' ' ' \ ' THI AIICtAfT CARhllRJ Yorkiotm and Shangri-La (left) ere shown as they left Alameda, Calif., for Tar Eastern waters after a busy weekend of loading stores, fuel, ammunition and combat planes. Doth ships were relieved of training duties and assigned to fleet units after the criits In the Middle East and Hungary. 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An Okie wife set ■ diverts I I I after the testified her husband For the third consecutive month talked to kll geldflth Instead ef the coal of living In Norway has her. Could It be bemuse the fish dropped two-thirds o f e per cent. never talked hack? Before rushing off to settle there, I I I remember at this time of year A New York too and a Polish Norwegian temperatures drop • too have Just concluded a deal In whole lot futeri H U N T -M cR O B E R T S , Inc. Don't miss the tig television hit, "THE El) SULLIVAN SHOW,” Sunday evening, a 109 N. Palmetto Ave. :00 to 0:00. Station WDDO, Channel 0. Phone 1429 i ■ > �4 Sign On French Ave. To Leod Motorists To Downtown Area Dateline Santa Will (Ceotisoatf fr*«i Page One) Vqstaide, Sanford Junior High, and Croons Academy. These schools wHl be competing for the Senior Division Trophy. Churches, elvie organizations, 2 gad business houses entering • floats fa r cash prise* in three ^categories will be: Evans RoofT tag and Beating, Odham and Tod- »Av*. and move wrest on First Street to Oak Ave., south on Oak AH . to 4th 8L, East on 44th SL to Sanford Are., north on Sanford ,Av«. to 2nd St., and east on 2nd I t to disband. M. L. Rabon Jr, wrill be the Marshal. Placed to the parade to entertata children and grownups along the route of the parade will be the Stetson Unlvaralty Band, a -sit and tar.d fmm Florida Military Academy In De•Land. DaLand High School band, Band, Leesburg High School of Orlando Boone High School band, Winter Park High School band. There will also be bands from Oviedo High, Lyman High, Sanford Junlor-Pinecrast School, land Crooms Academy. [ A corps o f Jaycees under the •direction of Mason Wharton will satl balloons along the route o f *,ihe parade. Proceed! from the talc of the Ians, colorful balloons will provide funds for tha Jaycee Orphans Shopping Tour. Each year a group of orphana ..are taken on a shopping tour through Sanford stores with each child receiving money to spend as he or she withes. Jayrace expect to sell hundreds of lha balloons In downtown Sanford tomorrow afternoon. Tommy McDonald, chairman of the Jaycee Panda Committee .'said this morning that prizes and sehool trophies for floats entered In tomorrow'a Christmas parade will be awarded at tha Seminole County Junior Chamber of Com­ merce luncheon Thursday noon. Schools will 1st out tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 to allow children taking part in the parade time to get to downtown Sanford, as well as to allow all children In the ichoola to see the colorful spectacle. MAN INDICTED FOR 1ST DEGREE MURDER CLEARWATER (A -Jam es G. RurmcUter, 26, power company lineman accused of stabbing to death his wife and iwo small chil­ dren, was Indicted for first de­ gree murder yesterday by the Pinellas County grand Jury. Legal Notice •nrirsc sx t h k r m r i lT m i ht n r Tire: x ix t ii ji mi in . riHi i rr n r s r .o i i i n s . i * sm i r u n « t:» n \ n i.r . c o r v r v , i s I ' l i i s r a a r , s o . nan I’ slltlnn o f Itnnrn* !..■ n.l for (he adoption of I'harlss William MuTntvrs • minor. TO- (IvorsAueustl* Malntjrrs, address unknown. Ton ars htrsbjr notlflsd Ihsl a nsdtlon lias bssn fll-d In tli* aboso sirlsd I'oiirl br Monro* Inml for lb ■ adoption of Charts- IVIIIUm McIntyre, a minor, and you are rsoulrsd to ssrss a copy of sou r .Xnsw-r or Objections In show nnl he grantsd, on WIUtuM AI.K.XANt)KI(. attnrnsy for petitlon-r. whose matline addra-a la l>. O. Ilot ltd. Tarn lark. Florida, nnd fils Ihe nrlelnal In th- offlc* of lha Clark of lbs Circuit Court on nr b sfor- In# JJIh day of liscsm bar. A l> 1116, llsreln fall nnl or a d srres pm snnfsMo will ba sntsred aealosl ynu. W itness my hand and Ihe seat of said Court In Hanford, HrnilncilCounty. KlurhU. Ibis Zttli day uf Jfi-vsmb-r, A I '. I»*A I). I’. IIKII.M miN. AH Ct.l'.ltK OF T ill. MAI IS CIRCUIT c t iu n T Hyi K. I. tlordlck l>-niily Clsrk n« Mima OF n« Meyjtoxeer tt, Alan VUllers, points out details on a modal o f the famous ship to Naws York to an interested presentday "Pilgrim,'* James Sanplao, II, e f the Boyd Club o f America One of the clubs’ 400,000 members will be chosen to serve as cabin boy on the Ufa-tise replica that VUltara wrill sail to the United States from England next Spring, recreating the famous Pilgrim vo> « s . Unlike the flat voyage o f the Pilgrim Fathers In 1620, there wrill l.e no woumt a U o/d tba squire-rigger, ZSvjti-Jtr If. fln tm etl^ n !) Probable Line-Up Revealed For First Basketball Game By Mariau Jew*! OVIEDO—Coach Paul Mlkler la today announcing his probable llne.up for Ih* first baskstball game o f the 1636-37 season that the Oviedo Lions will play. Thay will tackle Pierson on the Oviedo Court Friday evening, Nov. 30, following the girls' game. Captian Luther Duda, 6 feat, will play in the forward position together with Wallace Kelsey, 3 feet It inches. Carl Fabry 6 fist 4 inches will be on hand at the center position, while alternate captain, Fardlnand Duda, 3 feel 10 inches, and Mika Duda, 3 feet 10 Inches will take on the guarding roles. To the disappointment of many, veteran Jim Hill, 3 feet 11 inches, will probably not be in the line­ up. Andy Duda, 3 feet 11 inch forward, also will bo on hand; but Coach says he has a knet in­ jury which has handicapped him in practice recently. Torn Drown, 5 tcct; Mar mm to rye, 3 feel 111 inches; Mike Tyre 3 feet 6 inches, all forward*, will be in reserve. Guards in reserve will be Joseph Duda, 3 feet 10 inches; and Ray­ mond Mikier, 4 feet 11 tnenes. William Hart, tf feet 1 inch, will be on band to substitute at cen­ ter. Mrs. James Partin's girls will play the preliminary game with the Pierson quimoni. Captain nay Estes, about 6 fuel i Inches, will probably be at tier center position; wmlo alternate captain, Peggy Fleming, stalwart tittle forward, will be in ner usual rul* as well as Melania Jackson, wno stiuwed renurkaols progress last year. Mrs. Partin will pica ncr starting guards front Betty atevensuu, Ann DcShazo, Georgia Dlshman and Karen Doatwrignt. Other forwards in reserva will uu Ann Slayton, who ia taller ttun Kay Estes; Josepnine and Katherine Mlkler; Marlene BellHorn and Virginia Wryc, Guards in rcsertc will bs Nellie Ruth uesriry, Pal Jackson, Junie Flem­ ing, bu-au bunko, and Ann Lundy. Good luck to both boys and girls. 2 Planes Collide, Crash In Texas UAYMONDVILLK, Tex. up — First reports from the scene indi­ cated that two airplanes collided and crashed about 10 miles north of here about 9:3o a.m. CST to diy. Unconfirmed reports said that the planes were a military air­ craft and a passenger plane. The Air Force said a military plane was circling the crash area. A crash convoy was sent to the scene from Harlingen Air Force Base. State highway patrolmen and ambulances also were en route to the scene. Raymondvllle la In the lower Rio Grande Valley, about 30 miles from the Rio Grande, which seperates Texas and Mex'co. CH2IS7MAS will And this 63-foot Engtemann annice on the south lawn cf lha White House, where tt will be part of the world-wld# “ Pageant of Pvaco*’ protect. Al­ most ISO yean old and with ■ diameter of 30 feet, the tree can be compared with two mei standing beside It In Alamo­ gordo, N. M. (International) Mental Health Receives $25,000 Grant The National Association for Mental Hral'h yesterday announcnounced the receipt of a $23,000 grant from the Smith. Kline and French Foundation, Philadelphia, to help finance a program to build a “ Citizens Army Against Mental illness". Tho announce­ ment li?illy was made by Pres. George Touhy. of ih- Seminole County Assn, for Mental Health who received the Information to­ day from national headquarters Francis Boyer, president of Smith, Kline and French made thia comment:” The nation's in­ terest in conquering nientil ill­ ness has increased tremendously during the past yrar, hut this In­ terest can he turned into effe c­ tive action only if we unite be­ hind a group such as the Nation­ al Association for Mental Health. Never before has there been an opportunity to make major ad­ vance! against mental illness. NAMH has earned national sup­ port, and deserves the individual support of citizen volunteers the nation over." (Caatleaed /teaa Page 1) the auxiliary, who under the chairmanship o f Mrs. Chris But­ ler, will present a program of dessert and cards, with the es­ pecial project of getting newcom­ ers to DeBary acquainted with their neighbors. All monies col­ lected from the admission fee will ba utilised for the comfort o f veterans of fore'gn wars, many o f whom art hospitalized at Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Marland entertained last night at a dinner party for their house gpesta, M bs Margaret Johnson and Mrs. Hugh Van Sciber of Lawrenccville, N. J. At the din­ ner were: Mrs. Fern Tlchner of Miami, M bs Clarissa McFetter'dge, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin II. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wrap, Miss Margaret Mason, Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner add Arling­ ton WUIahan. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cavallon of Hartsdale, N. Y., are visiting Mrs. Cevellon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gabler, They Intend taking side trips through the state, with their home base DeBary. Harry F. and Laura Platt Brown will soon be welcoming the'r talented son, Charles, who arrives today on the Itynesdam from Holland. He is to late Ms Master’s degree this year at Co­ lumbia University. He will visit through the holidays with his parents In DeBary. Miss Eda Caslni o f New York is visiting her brother, Roger Caslni. On Thanksgiving day she listened, with 200 others, to the beautiful and inspired music of the quartette who played so beautifully at the communty Thanksgiving morning service, at whleh the Rev. Wilfred Aldridge spoke on thankfulness and Its op­ posites. The quartette comprised: Ruth Surl, first violin; Cornelia Shaw, second violin; Roger Caslnl, viola; and Frank Surl, cello. This is the month In which to study Puerto Rtco, according to the Cub Scouts who are making contour maps o f this Island pos­ session. They will submit their projects to William Rlakemore, scoutmaster at the meeting tomor­ row. Mrs. Joseph Jackson will show a film of the awlmmlng exibitlon at the mansion pool this A 15H foot neon lighted sign will »oon be pieced at the Inter­ section of First St. and French Ave. directing motoriita to “ Downtown Sanford.” The Board o f Sanford City Commlsdoner* approved the pur­ chase of the algn. In the form of a huge arrow 51* feet deep on one end and 7tk feet deep on the other. Coat of the algn will be HISS. Letten in the non-flaihlng il­ luminated aign will be IS Inchca tall and coiutnieted of double The sign will b« erected on a 10-inch steel pole 10 feet above ground level. Weight of the sign has been estimated at from 300 to 600 pounds. A small replica of the sign was displayed at last night’s meet­ ing. Commissioners saw the bril­ liant red letters and the glowing green border to the huge arrow. It will be erected on the north­ east corner of the intersection to attract southbound traffic on French Ave. Cost of the sign, City Manager Warren E. Knowles told the Board o f City Commissioners, will includti liiita'lst.on. iCofC Membership Dinner Set Dec. 13 The Annual Membership Din­ ner of (he Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce hat been set for Dec. 13 at the Meyfate Inn. George Touhy, immediate past president of the C of C. Is chair­ man for the forthcoming dinner. Speaker for the occasion has not yet been named. B. L. Perkins Jr. has been named chairman of the arrange­ ments committee. Sonny Powell Is the chairman of (he ticket committee. Hospital Notes ■Nav. 2* Admissions: Samuel Pierce 'Sanford) Carroll Edith (Sanford) William Lawson 'Stone Island) Fred Allen (Sanford) Coordinator (Continued From Page 1) cil wh'ch is drafting recommenda­ tions for the 1837 Legislature on an expended community college program made a report on its ac­ tivities. The counties are embraced In 14 areas which the council has selected on the basis o f economic, educai'on and population stud­ ies as most likely locations for Junior colleges. The council is expected to ehoose five from the 14 areas as the locations In which it will ask the State Board o f Education to seek funds from the legislature. Council Chairman Allen C. Graziar o f St. Petersburg said the communities which provide the greatest amount o f local self help toward providing a site and new buildings would be the ones most likely to get the new' schools. Bailey forecast the 1937 Legis­ lature would be receptive to "some expansion” of the Junior college program, but he didn't mention any figures. States funds appropriated would be used to supplement local funds to build the new schools, Florida now has five state sup­ ported Junior colleges. Two are in Pensacola for whites and Ne­ groes. Others are In West Palm Et-arfi, Si. Petersburg sod Mari­ anna. The community colleges are ex­ pected to, provide technical and vocational training and adult edu­ cation program as well as two years of academic training for those students who propose to go on to a four-year school. The 14 areas from which five will be recommended: Dade County; Broward County; Hillsborough County; Polk Coun­ ty; ami the edmbined areas these groups of counties-Srasota and Manatee; Orange, Osceola and Seminole; Volusia and Flagler; Lake and Sumpter; Marian, Levy and Citrus; St. Johns, Clay and Putnam; Duval and Nassau; Su­ wannee, Hamilton, Madison, Tay­ lor and Lafayette; and Day and Gulf. AWARDED MONEY FO INJURIES SAN FRANCISCO Lto- A Fed eral Court Jury has awarded $69. 974 to Fort I.aiidcrdale, Fla., rnuple as the result o f Injuries j suffered on the liner Lurlinsr re-; turning from Honolulu. The award was against Matson Navigation Co. for Mrs. Elsie B ., Allen, 70, In a hip injury when the Lurllne docked in San Fran­ cisco on Oct. 1, 1953. Her husband: George, a retired Jeweler, receiv-i ed part o f the amount for her medic* I expense*. A UTTU PA7IIN7, Caroline, S. at Bellevue Hospital In New York geta n lesson from Hector, the happy eandymaker. on how to m a k es chocolate turkey. Hector showed the little girl how the chocolate ta poured Into a mold, but Juiflnf from tht evidence on her face, Caroline needed no lessens in disposing of tht 40-pound ersitlon. COUPLE Each Saturday the rubs m*et Baby Boy ' McDonald at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Discharges: Cheater Rearick who were featured some time ago in th0 Sanford John Henry Burgess (Sanford) Michael Powers (DeBary) Herald, the story showng their •Savannah Gilchrist (Sanford) fine ceramic work. They are now Nov. 27 giving valuable lime to the youn­ Admissions: ger set, teaching them the essen­ Bonita Wynn (Sanford) tials of moulding, decorating, Christine Levant (Sanford) glazing and painting pottery. The cubs are most enthusiastic about the bonbon dishes they are now making and show much promlsa MIAMI tiT— Clarence E. Lloyd, Sprigs of In their improvisation of new 60, a nlghtwatchman, was kill- curls make materials. The Rcaricks express •d by an automobile last night1garnish for themselves well pleased with the as he crossed a street. |Tastes good young peoples' progress. A MOTHIt AND SON cannot hide their emotion In Hampshire, Eng­ land, as they And a haven from the Soviet brutality running rampant in their Hungarian homeland. They arc among thousands of refugees to ba offered sanctuary tn Britain and the U. S. (International) Throw Away Your Tiro Dolara Bocauso Your Tires A re Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 ft . 2nd Put On' Mew Truck Rubber Trends That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd watercress and carrot a pretty and colorful a baked stu ffej fish, j with the fish, toot 36 Years In Sanford Disapproval O f Tax Elimination Again Voiced By Mayor Mayor F. D. Scott last night again voiced his disapproval of the elimination o f the 10c ad­ mission tax on tickets to the San­ ford Memorial stadium’s high school athletic contests. An ordinance official!v exempt­ ing eduratlonal Institutions and non-profit organization* from the the first t'm - at last night's meeting of the Board of Sanford Citv Commissioner*. However, on a motion lo waive rules which would allow the final passage of the bill. Mayor Scott voted “ No". He again said “ We're adding double taxes on the peo­ ple of Sanford." final reading and puctaiir at the next meeting of the Hoard In ap­ proximately two weeks. If you use fruit In the first part o f a ms-el, do not use a de­ sert featuring fruit. Airliner Crashes; 25 Persons Killed CARACAS, Venezuela IP — A Venezuelan airliner on a nonstop flight from New- York crashed Into a cloud-shrouded mountain less than two miles from the Caracas Airport today and all 23 persons aboard were killed. STARTS TONIGHT STARTS 6:30 LAST TIME TODAY 10(1 exprci sum puwir improvements as schools, hospitals, court houses, water work* and sewrr* to srrve 50 year* or more with minimum maintenance. Highways nerd I*, no vERNEST BCRGNME SHEREENORTH AUTO LOANS Lowest Cost exception. Roads ran be built that need not be rebuilt or resurfaced every few year* *n>] Cklwst St I—1« FEATURE: — 1:10 — 3:17 — 3:16 — 7:11 — 9:23 STARTS TOMORROW ■ x -S A N E O R D Moreover, aoocreta usually costa leas to build than other pavemrnta designed Tor the FEATURE— 6ft3 same traffic. It cuata less to maintain, too, as average cost records of state highway depart­ CO-FEATURE ments prove. Moderate fust coat-flow maintenance cost+longlife-fotc annual coal. Y c o m I I .■ * ^ ,1 ^ * ■ Concrete is safest, too. Its gritty surface ia highly skid-resistant, wet or dry. Its lighl odor reflects more lighl than other pavements, giving you better visibility at night. You pay for roads Mr. Motorist with your license fees, gas and other taxes. Tliwe fund* AllAkTK KUiO nU RAt> •i n s t a l m e n t l o a n Mtabet FDtC maintained at high annual cost Enginetn run build concrete roads lo latlW ytan and mart! 1 — A U D IE M U R P H Y BANCROFT. PAT CFOWLET FEATURES— It 10 - 3 : 3 6 - 5 132- i go farther when invested in safe, durable fow -an nu a/rost concrete pavement. ’CHILDREN UNDER ADMITTED FREE' P O R T L A N D C I M E N T A S S O C I A T I O N ...................................... . A wolfona' v y t a u A - to lapse** •** *»und mo m i of Portland t*»snt end concrete through KtsalWc ftMordi non -- ■ �* if-^ g L D u ^ -it E r A n w w rm m m m m m m * p » M v W O n r WANTED FEMALE i f —r u n m i B E Waatrdi Baby sitting, ref. jllftM . pqr PHrrwcmvii rvwffTVM Ted Buraett i- # l Wrrfheuao PrtMa, •»#*» Colored gi/1 desire* ft day wffft M . far PAINT W Q R l U i n w $i r m p m i t M ’ maid Ph. MIS. N U arwHvtaw PBoor llftt-M. i M i | n « I t Mfitfr irM to w goad laoks willi fnarthmsl **#Day or part-time work. 417 E. vaniMM, lod of’o ftwt N y* Third »t. Ph. l l l ft-J. sdfsrMMd forwHaar# M »rlr« ftn U tiw H -BU W N M F OrrORTVMTIRA You'll .Find It In — r*/rW F T -$ f 8 S & m & WOOLHKY For Y w Rwi I t a k a r i k Olaaa s a d P il o t C o IIH M W. 2nd SL Grocery 4 Phone spo f o r Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. m ^ f L Room special f|4JL Wist III «ut CLASSIMID ADS FINANCIAL i v k M * » to M T W*># ia i growing 141ft a . 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Phone 1304J. 11—C H ID CAM You’ll Bo Milos Ahead with a New 1M7 PONTIAC, now on die* Ploy. —and— You’ll be Dollars Ahead with Iho hlgh-apprslss) trade-in you l i t from Bay Herron. Just phone 3104, or after ft p m. Ph. 134LW ThtT iT s frsa pars to tbo Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre for Mamie Saunders. Rap. dam Dot. ». MM. ____________ tm Chevrolet, 4 doer. Good eletn condition. $150. ca*h and |ske up payments. 101 Magnol»H Ford 0. pickup truck NOW paint, ere. coqd. |9M Pontisa 4 door sedan .. 1047 Dodge pickup ............ 1047 Packard. 1 door ........... 1047 Kaisar, ono owner, $713. $313. $295. $195. |B0. 1950 F or/*! deor ieden. Now pilot, new upholstery MIS food condition REEL sot W. Second St. S ? . W Vfftl madIran f 3 c ;,r rfUp»uoH, i ^ l i ftfart U W aW S m I hmjronma. iramr •lie radar rtasals, calir bath tM V 4ft—FARM l i d GA8DBN t'ROTONB , CROTONS— meWe t living L’hvl»i' mas gift that atays lovely and l-bedronm horns with PlarMs roam, estra Urge utility mum. 31 pT eolnrful for years. All all*#, lit. g b a p e v il l e n u w e r y Phone /0j|. $0—Mt'SI'TAL IN STRU N KVrR thing o f rain*. S V P M TRAPINO PORT an |743 PhJBMrW 5 MST, or writ* 1 M « . Dr._________ • RKNTALH " i b> Shiners, Bull Heads, P»f QdU • ft Doasn. » c illstouri JJinnows and Worrna Fleming fir p c e r y -B , Geaera Aye. BAROAINI Apt. sue |M rsaga, perfect condition. Call at »W0 Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwold. Paint 1-ftO gal. Sweat H'-‘|rts, J*c* keta, Cota, Tents. Army-Navy Surplus. 310 Bsnford Paolo Ru»d, "hone 150 BHA SJIOP, ho S. Park Are. m nn l . r y r fid . 2 bedroom Concrete Mock house. Fumishad or un furnished. P h .-----HIM*. •KMITP 3U9 J. 4ft—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT fthoea, Shoes and more Shoes A grrat t v r Of styes—color* from lo M-M H. 4 A- UKPT. HTORR Pear, Nccklacaa $4 95 qp Women’s Wallets .. 94 00 up Watch Rands $1.95 up Prank Noell Jeweler )|0 S. Pork Ave. BAIL RMUY A«l INSURANCE Magnovox Hi-Fi Radlo-Pkonograph 189.93 and up CLAUDE II. WOLFE 503 t Flr»l E‘ - 389 FAMILIES This Is a free pass to the Movie■•"d Ride.In Theatre (qr Joe b rig ht. Esp data Dec. 8,1954. PIIONE 9379 ‘fir'C H E K R V ~ Real Estate Brokerage - Notary 1219 W nth gt Rear-Rirber Shop 2 Bedroom Concrete Block All-Furnished Home Complete Price $#.100 __ . IU X» Down ROSA L. PAYTON. Reglstared Phent 1171 Real Estate Broker 17-83 at Hiawatha CLAYTON C. BROOKS _ Eetata Invaatmrnti So. Orlando llwy. — ph. tooj-J W. H. ®99ll99 * 9 " .? uk ^ i hone 103 RB* »- j "BUI" HTEMPER — Ganaral Iniuror Asoftfiate f t It9, Asiocialr or III* — jjj . n . Park “ W UR'VEIN’ Geaulga Imported M«*ic»n lland-toolrd Jwalhsr Handbags i |t(.93 plus tax v P U R C E L L ' S 123 t f . First St. IMPORTED CHINA from #U over tha world MONROE CRAFT and GIFT SHOP 1st. St. 3 Ml. W. o f Ihe Clock RELIGIOUS JEWELRY of all typt-x • WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. PERFUMER and COLOUNEB by Channel, Faberge Conley, Dana and Evyan TOUCIITON DRUG CO. LAMER ROBES Nylon, Cation end Ulcnds ALL SIZES from 11.13 Y 0 W K L L » S Gift! for BoyilSi . y v o o r u iL -iM Phone I7BH p m V e lw .A .\M LTOR Firs, U IL L B N AND IIARKEY m N fa r b a »*. phene 2211 IF IT 18 REAL ESTATE . , . V “ Lrumlsv k Mnntrilh at 117 Booth Park Phone 77*1 Thay • Know BILLS thing* BARD your* TO PAT? through Sell wi th ____ TIMEX WATCHES Waterproof $*>05 and up WM. K. KADER i l l ft- Perk Av*. BOY’S SPORT SH IR TS'" COTTON FU N N EL Kiln* B IS, $213 — $2.69 Silas 1-6 — $1.49 COWAN .1 212 E. Ill, phone 871 Gifts for CAN’T BE WRONG IIAYNKB Office Machine Co. through Want Adi for CASH. Typewrltera, adding machine* Johnson'- Gift Sets 79c up Call 1821. 1941 Nish super 4 dr. sedan. Bales.Rental*. 311 Mag.. Ph. 44 Five beautiful residential developTwinkle Toys 29c up Radio, bcoicr. directional ilftn* i ^ H i t u r w « H « b m h a u s ftyias Bells $| qo II-'FUBNITUBE—HOUSEHOLD meats: Bel-Air, /interest South III, pMCtlnlly new inline, FOR GRAND BUYfl GALORE, ROUMILUT U ANDERSON Pinecre.'t, Rose Court snd Grove nsads some transmission work. Espertaneed meat wra rappar to mike the Want Adi your shopp­ On the Corner by the Clock $113 weak. Maks an offer. See at 303 K. work in meat market., ^ Manors, are standing proof nt ing place. 2nd ANNIVERSARY » ls l III.____ T|b *Tm Super Market. 319 H. the hfgh-acceptanrc rating ot IN OUR Sanford Ava. HANFORD LOCATION odium & Tudor homes. ThU la o free pass to Ihe RIU SWAP ANYTHING! Juat plate Thaatro for O. H. Tripp- Esp AVON CALLING WOHtN LlaaslfUd «di. Phon* 1821 for a eholi Hl-Rixer . . . . 8*4*0 Yog cm buy with u fety, and live cUta Dae. «. 1M4 Who naed monay. Damsad (or helpful art-writer. • 9300 a Bed sea iand Cbiir >f# in Ihe secure knowledge that Avoa Co.melts# Is tremendous. ■.. .. .. . 4*50 No asperlenea; we train. Na­ Hollywood Bed your home will continue to in­ NO MIBTAKE ABOUT ITI Te tionally advertload—good com­ Free headboirde on Hollywood sell something fait order 4 fast, crease In value. Rede mission. Mrs. J. Kusisll, P. O acting Want Ad. All Dinette Seta Discounted Bax 97J, Orlando. Ift-IR A U T Y PAELORB IF fUIOO Bunk BeJs . . . g i l l 00 You Selest Your LET IT RAIN, let it shine. Every •10 Waves by Eeloe 4 r.allitle Saleslady for ataady Job, Must 3>Room Oroupe .... 39*OU be neat and friendly. Apply in J Pc. Curved Neetionsle IN-00 Home In |7 40 Thru Nov, Open I a-m. person, Jacobson Department day is a good day to uio Hit (Feem iiuuufr Rubber)j Call Mi Mouth I'inecrest—Sanford Hlorc._____ _______ ’ UARR1ETTH REALTY NOOK BEDROOM! Gru.e Manors-----Sanford Want Ads. Double Dresstr Girla over 31 apply I'ig'n HAIR HARD TO WAVE! or Bav<*d Mirror Whistle. Perk Ava. 4 Wm st. Let aapert styilsU ftlvo you salt, FOR QUICK ACTION use c u m Valencia ViUas—DeLeud Bookcase Bad lasting waves of starnal beauty DRIVE DOWN, or CALL Innersprlng Miltrsis 2 7 -1 1 2 1 / WANTED MALE fied ads la sell, rant hire. Cell Priced from IMO Bos Spring (I pillows FREE) OUR HALEB OFFICE T O D A Y E V A -B E 8 8 B E A U T Y SHOP Newspaper street ealeilhiye want 1121. say “ Charge it.” 2933 M. French Ave PHONE 343 •d for work a fL r sehon. Ages Phones: 110) end 398<> up lo 14 yaara wl.l See Mr. Has uur new line of floor covering NKPAIRA VACANCY PROBLEMS? Find IT—BUILD IM. snd compute home furnishings. Holley el The Sanford Herald O D H A M 4 T U D O H Inc. FREE DELIVERY PAINT7WQ ________________ right after tehool. tenants fast thru the Want Ads. ECHOLS REDDING CO. “ Builders of Finer Horner ^ HAVE VOU BEEN P im iN O O f f .q7ie*man™4"ODlleftor, S(e *5-55 Corner 2nd ft .Magnolia. Ph. 1732 ‘ ‘ Bud Bamkergar" Mgr. T1IAT NEW RfWP bccaure you l0 Mrvice an eeteblishcd a » Fur Florida Living” SOMETHING MISSING? U iatc fe*r the cost will bs too great7 1 eojor,^ Firo Insurance Debit, Open .Monday’* til 9;#8 p.m. W*y not drop in? It U cost you 1(J an(j jroUn,| ganford. Murt it quickly through Want Ads. VISIT OUII BALCONY nothing to talk It over, iou way h*vc lived in Florida o v ff a Phon* 1321. i a a * a « t r p* “ * " ■ear. ’ < Write ■P. -• m able O. Box 119 YARD 723 W. 3rd St., PHONE Sanford.________ ___ _______ LAKE VIEW-LAKE PRIVILEGES ON GOOD USKI) U *The Lumber Number. New 3-Bcdroom Plan, —— . „ ’ I Idle time opportunity. Merne-I. FURNITURE ma*onry ronttruction RENEW—Your R oof! Msy we 21-30. Mo p«r wk. start. $9o * M E . auggest a contractor. Let us ^ up lfte r Ph< 0 r . 172X10 Rq. ft. Uod 12 lotsl arrange s Home Owners Loan 5 .^ 9 . 13.3 p-nj. Clran Water—l<Jp ft. well I0TO9 E. 1st. SI. Phon# J27 Built-in G.E. kitchen to cover your roofing Job. -------------------- ---------- ;— Used furniture, appliance*, tool*, GREGORY LUMBER of Ran- Young ifgrasslva rstall sale*Central Fired Heat : T WA e'r. Hooght-*olil. Larry's Mart $13400. Term* ford, 4tb and Maple, Phorut man. full time. FiKESTUNE 2882. » STORES. 321 East lit. St. Phuno 1831 PHONE 030 W. • BUSIN CEDAR CHBBT6 Famous Cavalier, beautirplly flninshed with inside utility fittings from f t * 4®- Natural red cedar shells from $53 50 WIUON-UAIEH 311 E. 1st. Phono *5# Shoe* by Jumping Jask, Acrobat Ac Ktorybook. All sisos, pulcnt leilh sr, losfrrs. t 4 9 strap AH valors, M - H >5 CWWAN’B 313 E, 1»|. Phone 874 COMPLETE PELECTMJW" Christmas Tree Trlmmlign and Decorations Buy while stocks are CQIKpl§tf n V 8 * »«hI 10^ 8 JP P 9 INCn |J,a Dug U y.A n g y Pl«* or Credit Plan On Beautiful Mohawk C a n a t Sanford Linoleum 4 Tilt 127 W. First EL --------- ■ - M- Field, Assoejete •“ H So 'irlandn llwy, Ph I3M EVENINGS; 3111 iad 798 f . W. NRRO H AN DY-COM PUTE a Wrsllnghouve Electric Btankcta Rtg. $5995 ------ only 127.59 Baggerly Appliance Center 115 Magnolia Art. A. Williams ptiaeMJi&rr. . t e PHONE M EVENING DRESSES Nylon P M , Lace, Nylon Tulle and Tafelta «IT.96 to $84-84 HOLLYWOOD HI10PS 114 K- First HI. OZIKR REAlrTY CO f^ura fl. rfilsr, Realiur W. DIETBICMH “s j j r *K ffl» rt8 ir O Efficiency npt. Hi-way 17-92 So. q i y Limita slumherland Court. m . A V lT » 1 . « , « rmlnole Realty far DesirSea fte: P|CR A GIFT OF INSPIRATION R obert able Houses and Apts, Phone 1$ —not Desperation REALTOR See our beautiful al frenter pircea EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Raymond l.undqulat, ------ r “ ‘ s SWEENEY’S for Winter TourUL Private bath AIHOCIATI 114 Megnolia 4 shower. Steam heat- Inaqlrg Phone U7 Atlantis Bank Bldg. Manuel Jacobson icrasa from Pkens 1472, Post Office. SPECIAL MEDANA WATCHER RETIREMENT HOME Fully Guaranteed Mayfair—3 bedroom, l-bath home. ! qo feat frontage on sand bottom Ladies $12 os sin os lake. 2-bedroom frame home Call 1450-J after • p. m. with modern kitchen, Florida Men's fto.pft—fiR.OB room, mirage, large, beautifully furn, Sariford Jewelry 4 Luggage landscape lot Incfutling t largr Screen Poreh. *35 mo. Call altar 300 Sanford Ava, Phone 1343 o*k shade trees. Outside city. 4 Phone 1333. FULL PRICES |7,7oo. SHOES Pretty Patents fur 3 Room Apl»- H2 Evm. Ph^2983-W drass end Cute Straps fur 2-bedroom nlroly furnished house. Everyday. $2.99 up Ill W. 18th S|. Call. 66d-\V SANFORD RJIQE CENTER ... A. B. PETERSON jifte r s:sn. 208 9. Sanford Ave. Broker Associate.; A- B Pstersqn 5-room furnished spt, near down Jr.. P. J. Cheitarson. Oarfleld Willetta, John Melseh snd R W STOP In and tte our selection of town. Phono st9«. Willlami. A, C. Doudney, Unit Ladles Manicure Sets from $3.37 Clean apt. Oil heal. 411 Park. Surveyor. WKBT JEWELRY STORK ' l l N Psrk Ave ph„„# n n 303 K. 1st. lit, Phone 9 Crosley radio-phonograph consol# with overseas stations, L »- ,BI* Oak, Phono t»M-W. jardware FOR RVRHt liniware • id Mint L„ Bpasa oU hastars, all HMI Inmt Co,, Ml 8. let Pht»M » H U to R40. Home Ilka new, Will pay rash for antique#. Also Bobmaon Hind C rsfU d fu n j lure. for fire iron* and S*r##0S. Wo build, design • S f - t f t tahftuper Trading Peel Boo it III r u n o h , Ph. M*E On llwy. 17*91 Ph- 30M W. IKLRR PUMPH SEWING MACHINES h - m h m , AND nRCVM Naeehl - While All types a n ^ s U s s . Installed 10 sere tile farm. Three bedroom New 'and Used house, (arse barn. All equipment GARRETT'S 323 K. 1st. St. w b n tfA lit, "^ “ u 'a r 'it v ic e and machinery. Easy (arms- Ph. Oil drum 4 stand. I$d0 W. 1st I$«-J I'. O, Boa 1154 Co. St. Pb. 34T-R. ______ Ph. H 15—ROMEB ..I M ’. , ” 4 * u w l' Medium else deep freeie, Sunbeam OROILEY — BBNUIX eleclrlf rotor, roto-broli bar. CUHTOM BUILT HOMES. VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL becuti utility trailer, deep fry­ er, S way floor lamp. Ph. !50«-J FINANCING Ilectris Company LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Barr let— Quality -ftaUafacuon 63” cabinet link, good condition. U)W MONTHLY PAYMENT* Reaoonabla. Pormyer deep Ph. US Banford i i M ^ - i D o B a n r A. K. SHOEM AKER. JH . fryer, used twlse. 14 actual cost. Phone M8, 1118 Park Ave. Phone 1991 1100 Msllonvilla H E A T IN G Floor Purnacaa 4 CDeulators u - a p p u a .Vc i b ' This is * fiue pas* to th<- !M H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. Theatre for Mr», E. M. Grant, Geneve. Exp. date Dec. ti, 19$0. loo b, P«rk PhwM l4*° FIHOtDAIRE appliancss, axle and aervlce, G. If. High, Oviedo FU. Phone FO-S-3315 er 8#n 3 Bedroom N«w Home on 100 X F A i n B A N K jf - ' jO W E -P u m p s |20 foot lot, excellent water, ford 1C42-W after 0 p m. Wall Drilling. HOWARD U ■hade tree.. 11,000 down to LONO, Phono 3M. E>7 Ksat 10 cu. ft. chest type freercr, 6 cover equity, and assume Commercial Ave. month old. Inquire Dairy Gueen monthly payments of $50 on balance. Write Box FA, cere— OATUN BHOTHERft 15 'it'll,DING MATERIAL*' Hanford Herald. RED.I UIX CONCRETE $13,000. 3 bedroom, air rondjlianWindow ililla — Lintel* ed, enrloxed garage, block con­ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, atatcSeptic Tank . State Approved struction. Hardwood A cork manta, Invuleoa, hand bill*, amt Sand » Cement Mortar Mix floors. 90 l J33 lot. Low FIIA Miracle Concrete Co. programs, otc. Prograasivo monthly paym ent. $52 79 if i.r PrinUni Co. Phone 40a — 403 309 Elm Ave PhQpe 1)35. buyiTig owneri equity. 25;g West tJth st. ' Laurel. Ph. 2101-J. METAL ROOKING O iT l a I T d O Sentinel Star, Call Now In stock, 5-V Crimp— Corrugated — 2(4” Corrugated Ralph Hay, 3130. C.#t All Your Roofing Needs At CUSTOM UI'HOUTBUINli S h erm a n C oncrqta IHpt C o. _____ Out West 13th £t. K -B P E C IA I EASY TO FIN D - b- Seminole Keoity liKAL KHTATK Mi n _1« has w W E ~ ilA V E A UKB NEW 4 adjqiniag lots in Lake Mery near SPINET . piano available Baptist Church. Ph. IMi-W. immediately in thla area, htfty Wo pu/ and sell used furniture be acquired by assuming •7—BROKERS sad REAL fO R s ' monthly payments. Pltlsa phone P|/U»g t«P fft»9 W l«9 I * *9? , York piano Eachanie, u& , r . r » . , S r ® w . s ’L r J W ’oAe BOATS AND MOTORS 'tux.. t fajU/Jl s >6" hoys bieyclo, Ph. HT5-J, • R IO V A L U E R f Q U IC K C R R D IT s«nfc? Kt-iM t^ SA /s^ sA left RANFORD_______ ________ 27’ llvtai r o m ^ F a ctory t<» T m - , Aiuminuni St— APTS—HOl'srs-HCHlMS V m N ftf 8 M » 1NQ Enclosed head. Sag-proof brO #! WRLAKA APARTMENT!: room* ■ e n i e C. rail with plaaUe ends. Plaati private baths. 1)4 W. First St W ar IMS. or rs/on tapes. Celtea ar nylao Avalon Apts. Efficiency. Ph. T20-W cords, / S en karik G la ss and PftlRl CM Thta la a free papa to. the Prairie W ______________Phone Ro. P?rk Ave, wo Lake Drive tn Theatre for ir111414 West lad ftt, P h W 320 Leon Lawson. Bap. data Dm . 0, IM4 W V B B A IT ™WJ$%a # " - - 'lea v in g D ecem b er «th fo r Call* • fornla doslra Isdy to help • drive. Raforsocss. Ph. S19*J. tag AffWialMoaL -N w (3—ARTICLES FOR SALE m - W oftof I f . to.____________ f c r a i r 1 TYPEWRITERS • No Down Payment : 24 Moo the T o Pay ■ Lay-Away Now for Christmas 4 fO W ELL’S O P riC g SUPPLY I 117 8. II s s m U* P M « <M OF ' IW -K Q 0H N 6 sad PLU M ftW t ft-L orr and r t m v __________ ■ f«tahli*hed business, good ioca- u m L W is , lira. Wbito neighbor (wed, BenM far selling, aishgeas. Photo 0213, Sanford, (Ha. FLOOR saadiag and finishing. Cleaning, w utag. Serving SetqL I 0l« count/ slaca 192ft. IS—MONEY T f LOAN B, 5L G lw * » t L**# Rsrp A U T O LOANS COST L P U McRANKY-HMITH PAINTS 1821 •" r|'ljui| Station. Weil Hof3I NS fob.. rw fc 'H ANK< •ft—ROMES • EMPLOYMENT Famous Berk'Llnrr Contour chair $03.00 MATHER uf B-infurd -« . •• »*' . r»e •I'd to I ItPt OLD 5PJCR Shaving Sets $1.83 to $7.00 TOUCHTQN DRUG CO. lat. 4 Magnolia ■! MLmm On Our Eaay Piymeni or Lay-Away plan FURITURR CENTER 116 IV. First 51. Press SJDRTS by Van H*v*«n Continental Flight Checks, Button Down Collars 4 Lights of Paris Hires |4i, - 17 CUWAN’B 312 E. ML Plume 571 • ’ ■ Do your chrisliPM Pd/U# Th# Acssptad G|f| 8AM80N1TB Card Tables $9-14 FURNITURE CENTER .............. Mi w, run ft. ..................... ' .-JJ11 — | Unuietl O j f t f ^ P Pcrionalircd Greeting C lfd9 Studio Photo qr Snapshot 25 fpr |3.50, 50 -for ftfttO IOO for $12 Oiffi lor Mini JAMESON’S Phone JIM Brush and Cqmb Set $2 30 up 1 Real Art Plc|ur*« Boxed Candies $1 50 up ' Beautiful framed reproductlana Cologne* am) Parfumt* 11.00 up and Originals from flftg KOUMU.LAT 4 ANDERSON WIWONMAIER On the Corner by the Clock 311 E. 1st. 6L Phone 93S. O B. ELECTRIC ^1 PERCOLATOR, reg., $18 85 si>: Sale Price 119.95 RANDALL ELECTRIC (JQ, HI S. Magnolia Eltelria Bhavars ...... 118.50 up Lenlhcric Musketeers $|.50 uft Famous Sunbeam Mixmaster with Juicer Max Factor for meq 73c MR 847.30 ROUMILUT 4 ANDERSON 51ATHER of ftsnford On the Corner by the Clock 203 K. First HI. ~ BINGE Compute 8-Pc, Emblem, Signet, Blrthatona LIVING ROOM GROUP Diamond Olher Freeiou* ’ Chela* of Blylee and Color* atones H I M up 1139.00 FRANK NOELL JEWELSI) MATHKR’ H~ 105 E. First Bt. 118 S. Park Av», Gifts lor Him TABLES Corner T*bl*«, Tier Tabler, Step, ami Coffee Tables from, 81.83 WILSON-MAIKII 311 E. Ut. Phone 038 Beautiful Framed Pictures and Decorator Mirrors $2.00 up FURNITURE CENTER li t w, First Rt. [Holiday Cheir; O. D. Farrell’* ARCADE PACKAGE STORK Featuring: The Very Rest 310 E. First Liqueurs and Brandy Assortment in a Gift Box $493 Complete T H E T O W N PU M P 112 W. First Ht. ForThost InSarvitt r jr THE SANFORD HERALD would he i t welcome at a dally letter from hum# $1. month—H I.(0 year, By Mall Anywhere Cowboys Boot* .... $3.98 up Hunting Knives, big variety <9* n f Drr«s Pants (4.08 up ARMY-NAVY HUPPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. Hat your husband evtr enjoyed the fine fitting qualities of NUNN-BUSII thofgt Giva him a pair, from, $19.ftft IVEY’S SHOE STORE ADAM HATS First Name In H#ll - $3 98 to 19.95 G A R R E T T ’ S 323 E. Find Street WINCHESTER RIFLE 22 Calibre-single .... $16.10 22 Calibre, double .... $39.7ft SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODI Sanford Ave. at 25th St. Men's Slacks by “ Botany’ ' Flannels, Gabardines 100 % Wool from $1393 Y O W E L L ' S ELECTRIC SHAVERS Remington Ron*on — Schick Sunbeam TOUCIITON DRUG COPEN 4 PENCIL SETS by Ihasfftr'a 14 95 tu HO WM, Z. KADER III 8. Park Ave. I J a in $179. $ SAVE $ w a Kt a d s Mather Of Sanford WMEl j l j emamt5 mm MEDICAL STOCKPILE In the Federal Civil Defence Adminicle* Um wereheoM fas Harebell, Mlak., I* lyvtsal *f the IS elaeee *4 bnlk medical enpeUae la Um United aisles. Each medlenl aleak. rUe. located M to 188 mile* from major Uriel eiliee, la dHermhwd kv the rise *4 the sdleeenl tortel. iron a moms 8U ILD IH 0 N SS D S& ( H E R M A N fef24aoii COMCti£7ip/PECC£ �Feast On Holiday Washroom Muffins ] Passport to Happiness •y MAYSII OMIO , - L . A $M$ Nmto t»M*. fteprtated by WffUaste* C Bt Antes Books DMriBuitd Bf Slag Features ayndksts. CHATTER M AL FELT happy from tfw nvon ra t stor'd fans through the front door of th* hospital and hod m i l Dirk (landing by th« ■pm dorr of tha car, waiting for her. itho felt ih* wma not only walking into Uh warmth of tho sunshine, hot aho wma walking Into a warm feeling of friendship nod nnderstiutdlng. She gave Dirk both her han<V« and *aid atmpty, 'Tra glsd to m you. V m .i Dirk." lie aqueeasd her bands, but hia wyva » f f » cm her atill-pmU face. “ Are yumT Arm you realty glad to if. me, darling T" She caught her breath sharply. “ You don’t know bos* glad." Dirk talked eaaily aa be drove the ear down the hillside away from tbs hospital Val laughed and momentarily forgot that a short while before she had almoet cried. lane suggested we tausch at Hunset Lodge. She aaya It's a good hotel and afterwards era aan swim from thsrs." U was when they wars puMsbig through the narrow, crowded streets of the lhopplng center of Montego Day that be asked ab­ ruptly, "And how la friend lltrrl- danT" .Jg dally when I mentioned drive serose the island. Did any­ thing happen T" / 8he gsva a •man broken laugh and repeated, "Dtd onythmg boyyea f " Than quietly she gave him a factual account of all that had happened. He listened without In­ terrupting. hia face grave. -It waa queer your driver should have thought he'd seen the three-legged calf after Jans had been telling ua about It earlier in the day," he said Anally. Bhe nodded. "Maybe my own imagination was working over­ time too, Bat I thought I saw something." •'Did Harridan ase what you thought you saw too?" "He didn't say so, bad 1 think If there are such things as dupplcs and zombies, Eileen Featherstone's tnmble walked that night. Bhe may sven have helped him to save Cynthia's life. 1 believe he thinks she did." lie glanced at bar sharply. "Tee, I can understand ha might blame himself for Eileen's acci­ dent. You see, if ha d gone to meet her In the village after she called him, the accident might never Hava happened. He should havs gone to her after he got her l,M « •You beou she wrote to bun 7" "Of B o u rse . Hut I euppoee wh-ci he refused to speak to her on the phone she decided to rush up to IzMidon and try to explain. Eileen usually did things on ihe spur of the moment" "Explain whst T" Vsl asked. Dirk hesitated, then he said quietly, "Thai she and 1 never Intended to gel marne«L" • • • After lunch Dirk and Vai romped on the Sunset lodge's private beach ami swam in water at vi arm as a tepid bath. Later they lazed beneath a beach um­ brella Ui Uie sunshine on rush mala, not talking much or ot any­ thing of importance. The lessen­ ing of tension made Val feel drowsy. She closed her eyre and slept for a short perloil When she opened tier eyes she saw Dirk's face above hers; he was lying on hia stomsrh, resting on his elbows, looking down at bar. "You’re lovely, Val, really lavaly," be said In a quietly con­ sidered roles. "You don t need any make-up; you don’t even havs to exert yourself to ha at­ tractive. You’re so darned natu­ ral, so down to earth, and yet you’re essentially feminine. Did 1 tell yoa I loved you ?" He bent his head and hia Np* brushed hers lightly. Val lay very stiH though six was fully awake now. "When I'm with you, Dirk," she said looking up into his face, "I feel at peace with the world. I feel not only content but happy." “ But when you’re with Urucs?" Hia voice had hardened slightly. 1 feel primitive. I'm not sure that I like myself when I feel that way. The feeling doesn’t make ms happy, but restless, overwrought, and sometime* bit­ ter." He waa s-kot fur qiulu a long while; hie gray eyes bad left her face and were gazing out over th* bay. Whan Anally h* spok* he still didn’t look at her. "You'll have to work It out for yourself, darling. You're Ihe only one who can. I'm almost r ’ad I'm going away tomorrow." "You're going away, Dirk?" Bhs Heard a diotreaeed note m her voice. He notified. "Yes, darling. I have to go back to England to tlx up Aunt Muy's afTaira. I'm not only UeneAciary uut execu­ tor under the will. I have to ar­ range about closing up Hartnell Wood Grange and selling it and umpteen oilier things. I’m Hying lack lo Iximlon tomorrow." 1'here was another long pause. “ I'll miss you, Dtrk," she said simply. Dirk was sldl looking out to tiwi horizon where th* brilliant blue sky met the brilliant bio* sea. He went on very quietly: 'You know where to And m*v and 171 b* waiting (or you. I’ v* been waiting for a long time U> And you, Val, and I can wait for you Juat a little while longer." When next be looked down at her, he was grinning. "Uut don't keep me wading too long, please, darling." (To if* Continued( M A R V E L O U S are mtiffin* made with condensed cream o f mnahroom soup. Their subtle flavor and extra apecial texture bring magical mouthwatering momenta . . . especially when served on the days o f feasting along with that holiday bird. HOUDAV NUPRINS i r»pr tiffed fleer I MMripoo* baking powder I lahlfipoon ••gar H fretpooe tufi I caw (114 re pi) ese ifrated errata */ mmjkroom toap (4 cap chopped walnuts 14 cap melted i l w f n l t y I egg. Beaten Sift dry ingredients Into a bowl. Ml* sonp, walnuts, shortening and egg: add In Hour mixture Stir antll wall blended. Pill greased muffin tin* *4 fall Rake In a hot urea («00* F.) sheet 10 lalnutea. Makes II muffin* They'd make a special breakfast surprise some morning, too. You might like to vary this recipe by substituting condensed cream of chicken or cream o f celery soup* in place o f the condennrd ee»*m (o f mushroom soup. bhe neeHated. T was talking bo him a short while ago, I think he's sorry about the trouble he ma'te for you on the boot I'm ■ilia he didn't m<-sn to be spite­ ful. Dirk, but I do think," she ben listed again, “that emotional­ ly he’s badly Involved." lie nodded hia head slowly, •mint's why I wouldn’t want you to marry him, VaL No woman should live with a man's tortured mind, nor with the ghost of the past." ’Tint U you thought you could help him?" I la shook hia head again. T ra not saying this from any seltlsh motive, but no one can ever rosi­ ly help anyone else. Wa all have to fans oar own p r o b le m s , whether emotional or practical, and decide ourselves just what we’re going to do about them. Uut I haven't brought you out today to read you a lecture." lie hesitated. "You wera very cagey last night over the phone—eapeO IMA Hards O ng. Reprinted by peemlMlfei «f Anion Books. Distributed hy Kln« features Aywlu-ite. YOU'RE TELLING M E f ■ - t > WtUlAM HITT — Central Fit** Writer A NATION powered by solar and nuclsar energy by th* year 2000 la th* forecast for tha U. 0, by a Chicago scientist. Looks like, after a,I these billions of years. Old Sol will havs to go to work. year, according to statistics revsalsd by tha National MacaAxi! Institute. With or without meat bails? t ! f ft should take only 10 minutes lo neat up a room, says an effi­ ciency expert. He’s never cleaned ? t t The sdtaiif alto prrdlefe that tke ashtrays after a party. ! I 1 hy tOOO A. D. (Acre's going lo bd Average person blink* every JJd million of us Americans. Bet• fee lease that parking space nous! three seconds. There’s on syssparing bit of newel ! t I 1 I I Th* Ovks of Idtnbvrgh wont South African hunters, under a ereredilo hunting In on Autirollon new ruling, will bo permitted lo swamp. Is ho enjoying a vacation double the number of gnus they or a nightmare* may shoot To a lot of Ameri­ I ? t cana It’s newi that gnus can bs The average American downed found some place other than In a some 700 yards of spaghetti last crossword puasl*. Appropriation Increase Sought By Officials TALLAHASSEE UB-The State treasurer and insurance commis­ sioner’s office has asked an in­ crease of {687,669 in appropria­ tions for the next two years to handle bigger work load. Treasurer .f. Edwin Larson said the big part o f the increase La due to expansion of the insurance business in Florida. "Hardly a d i r passes that some development o f consequence does not transpire in this basic phase which undergirds the entire econo­ my of the state." he said. “ The state is steadily licensing more and more companies as they meet the qualifications." Of the Increase sought, $1,262,053 would go for salary raises and new employes. Biggest expansion was proposed in th<> financial responsihilty sec­ tion where 36 new positions at a total cost of $91,500 was proposed. Larson said an increased num­ ber of traffic accidenst extended the rase load far beyond estimates and had made it necessary for the department to get $38,940 in emergency funds in September to keep going. In addition, salary raises aver- nging 1?-1 per rrr.t Trrr sought for existing employes of the sec­ tion. In his budget request, Larson said there is a trend toward en­ croachment upon the tights of the states by the Federal Trade Com­ mission. "This body recently seems to be following a poliey of Invasion o f the field of regulation of insur­ ance through ignoring Congress' mandate to thP state in Public Law 13," he said. "Should this trend continue and the states lose their prerogative o f local regulation the loss of tax revenues would total more than 8 million dollars last year and would amount to an estimated to­ tal of more than 2$ million dol­ lars during the coming biennium." The state parole commission asked for an Increase of $127,536 during the 1957-38 biennium. The department asked $1,185,085. Much of the Increase would continue the expanded parole and frdbaths progr am atrtfiorhed b f the 1M special legislative ses­ sion. The special session appropriat­ ed $155,947 extra for 17 new pa­ role and probation supervisors and two new area supervisors. The drpsrtment said the ac­ cepted ease load standards for supervisors is 50 per supervisor with s maximum of 75, and as of Nov. 1 the Florida supervisors had an avenge o f 74. A total $27,722 budget was re­ quested for th , new Seminole In­ dian affalra division of the Board of Commissioners of State Insti­ tutions. In the request was a proposed salary rail* from $4,800 a year to $6,800 a year for Indian af­ fairs agent Max Denton for 193758. A further Increase to $7,800 a year was asked for the 1958-59 fiscal year. Practical research Indicates you should add soap or detergent to the agitated soak cycle when laundering heavily soiled clothes in an automatic washer. This sudsy soak,-which gives the effect of two washer*. Is especially useful for greasy work clothes and extra dirty children's clothes. For such washer loads hot water would also bo desirable. THE SANFORD H ERALD Page 10, Tuca., Nov. 27, 1956 Apply this solution sparingly to the spot, and sponge the *tained area with a clean cloth—working from the edges toward th# center with a rotary motion. Rinse by wiping with a clean cloth dam p-if cned In warm water. Absorb excess moisture with dry cloths or tissues. Home site drop-desk black­ boards- with assorted roil charts, can help to teach children their alphabet and numbers during play, time. And there's no reason why blackboard beginners can’t be­ gin to learn about cleaning up, a too. STATE FARM INSURANCE ssass u i a W iMiwaaact S T Service la our Motto. Mciach Bldg. ^ * T • SANFORD m m A PHONE 1136 ^■ <**7 ft IRVING L PRYOR, REP. 4 --------- I I i9 x •f X 1 2 2 9 Featuring the New BOUFFANTASIE CON­ VERTIBLE fashion c u t , Introduced on the $61,000 question. Easily modified for every shape face ard every type heir i? v EVA - BESS BEA U TY SHOP $ f 108 W . 2nd. 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Rig-name quality at big sav­ ings BARGAIN DAYS Origi­ nal Rogers A A quality ailveplate, Penney’* exclusiv "J u b ile e " pattern. 118-95 ) QUILTED NYLON TRICOT MORNING STAR ROBE On stage, >ou, in your nylon iylon tricot robe coquettably framed in a stand-un collar. T IfBeautifully washable - Lit­ tle or no iron! _ _ w: 9 -9 0 n /•, r i'j m am — I �^attfnrfo lirra lit Gift Edition Don’t miss the S a n ta Q Lx u a Tomorrow f iw u u k 4 :0 0 p m . By— Sponsored • The Junior Chamber of Commerce • YOU'LL The Sahford Merchants Association FIND EVERYTHING FOR AJOYOUS CHRISTMAS RIGHT HERE IN SANFOR �I f M Many, Various Toys Available For Kiddies Origination Of Tourist Club By MRS. RUTH U Y O Oa December 17, 1X31, a group i f tourist* living In Longwood and nearby decided to form a club, Whereby they could get together g*d swap home-state data and fa t acquainted. They called tha •seating together on a beautiful location, located in tb* middle of the town end owned by Mrs. Nelfceytr. Some cl**n-up work was t i n t oo the agenda and then the masting got fully underway with Mrs. Nelmtycr donating the use of her property for the meeting place. A nem* w»« then chosen Which still remains today, “ SUNNYSHADE PARK” . Mr. P. Beebe immediately set forth to erect a sign with the name o f the park Imprinted oa it. The first president o f the elub Was Mrs. Abfale Morrison Mor­ gan, a long time Longwood resi­ dent having coma from Maine. A tinner was then planned and they Invited the New EagUnd Tourist Club to attend. Eightygive 01 their member* alleouvU gad a Mr. Gretna presented • flag to tha park. At this time, the dub’s name was made offic­ ial, Longwood Tourist Club. Through tha years that followed dinners wsrt bald on each Wednes­ day at noon and upwards o f a hun­ dred people were served. D. E. Leighton was president Of the club for the next four yean followed by Shermin Luzador and Allen Fuller then Carl Wlttlmor*. During this time the park ground tras purchased by tha city and many needed Improvement* mad*. The pavilion that we all now enjoy on many occasion* was built la 1X38. ouring the war years that fol­ lowed there wee Uttl* activity la the club with only the members who had becomo permanent resi­ dents and the few who could coma each winter. Although the elub still tried to maintain and do what they could. Since the war tha stub has again become very active. They now hold a dinner on tbo first Wednes­ day o f tech month at noon, fol­ lowed by their business meeting. The afternoon l« then spent shuffeltng, or la tournament play. The club aupporta tha Rsd Cross eaeh year as wall as many other organizations. They assist with the annual Christmas Party held fo r Longwood'* children each y «ir . They have been meet getterous in loaning thslr equipment for tho other c]ubs and organiza­ tions to use in the many m a t s held each year in the park. Officers o f this year art, presi­ dent, Ira Wilson and secretarytreasurer, Mr*. Ward Warrsn. Shopping for CbzM aua gift toy* ho* com* a long wajr f r o * tha ilmpU and traditional l o l a f lion or a dell for a girl, or a sled for a boy. Today Ultra art thousand* o f toy*, games, costumes, play equipment and educational toys to cboost from fo r children o f all ages. Tha bewildered adult shopper should keep in mind th« aga o f tha child. Most toys today a rt slantod for • particular aga group! You may become fascinated with an electric train, or mech­ anical toy, which you look fo r­ ward to operating, but think first o f the age of th« recipient Your local toy department will help you select the correct toy and ’hart are soma helpful gift Ideas! GIFTS FOR INFANTS Soft, cuddly, washable animals are wonderful crlb-matea for tha diaper crowd. A gayly colored mobile to bang la the nursery nukes- an unusual g if t For toddlers, rubber and nonbreakabla plastic toys for .‘ he tub ar* fun. New foam rubbor buildiag block* art safs and washable. Animated musical pull toys a rt loved by boys fhd girls. Rock 'a roil has invaded the One o f the prettiest, and most oxrtttag nights eg Christmas Is the batter-skelter meuad of beau­ tifully wrapped gifts piled under the Christmas treat T h en is the promise o f happy surprises In store. —then Is the thoughtful­ ness that went Into the selection o f each gift -a n d th e n is the love and imagbutloa that went In­ to each gala wrapping. Decking each gift In a Joyous wrapping Is half the fun o f gift giving! But Just as Important as doing your gift shopping e a rly 1s allowing plenty o f time for your gift wrapping. The fun Is spoiled If this part o f Christmas is allowed to become a hurried, last-minute chore. Each year there are more and more novel Ideas Incorporated into gift wrapping. This is due partly - to tha greater selection o f gift wrappings available in the stores and also to the imag­ inative use of simple and inex­ pensive materials found around la -ay display ud Carteliua* gifts goes beydad tha use o f novel wrappings. Mora tad more dever cut-outg and trims a n M a g ad­ ded to gift packages. t IT wise to adapt these pathage motifs to the gift Itself. Chil­ dren a n doubly thrilled when their i as tb* brightly-dec w m 4* i m M rftUfkt DAR Is W om en's Patriotic Soc i et y MUSICAL TOYS Children of all a fss Ilka musi­ cal toys. Now you can buy al­ most any musical instrument from a banlo, drums or trumpet to a toy plsno. Thay are vary rwalistl* looking and usually mada o f non-breakabla plastle or motal. FAVORITE COSTUMES Both boys and girls llk« to dross up In th* costumes of tbalr favorite TV or story-book Mote. There are many colorful aad practical costumes to shoes# from for all ages. A cowboy or cowgirl outfit eomplsto with boots, hat and guns is a sura favorite. You can chooia from Robin Hood, snglnaar, space cadst, Indian, fireman and pollcsmtn suits for boys. Olrls will llks s nurse’s uniform, Indian RAINY DAY FUN FOR KIDS v Maid Marian costum*. Here’s on* nursary-tastad occu-j EDUCATIONAL TOTS patlon for a rainy day: lot tha To stimulate learning at an children gather up the doll sarly ags, there are simple pus­ clothes, wash thsm, and Unt thsm sies, taka-apart toys, building pretty colors. Little girls — and toys and blocks, flngsrpalntlng some boys, too — adore doing sets and gams*. ider if tinting tho cloths* In gay At tlx to fight, children en­ doll sundry, o f course. But tha joy sporting equipment, slsetrio Idea if tinting new colors Is oven trains, hobby crafts, parlor more fun. games, model building, dolls with Safe vegetable colorings can ba varied wardrobes and building had » m y grocer’s. While tha toys. Outdoor gym equipment recipe on the bottles may call for and Junior blkta are appropriate, hot water to color Easter eggs, too. cold water will suffice for this Children sight to ten, will love *stsr, iMViiavxiz craft Via it ibis wardrobe renovating. Th* doll to recslv* advanced clo**-- *»n b* dipped Into tho simple chemistry acts, electrical coloring after being scrubbed In toys, mxgle sat*, painting seta, warm water or detergent auda, games and puzzles. and then rlnisd. Provide several bowls o f water, with a sudsy spooge and oo harm and let tha shlldren mix thslr own dono. No matter how horrifying colors. Naturally, you can’t aspect little hand* look after this activ­ this sort of tinting to onduro, but ity, they can be restored to nat­ It's great fun for tho moment. ural plnknoss with soap and And any spills can b* washed up The Daughters o f the Ameri­ can Revolution does not cooelet of scattered groups of little chap­ ters. each self-centered la Ua own activities, but the power of the society rests in the greet state organizations, each a dominant force, strongly unlied, Into on* o f the greatest women's patriotic •rfsnlfatlona o f tho whole worid. The National Society wee orga­ nized on Ost. 11. lMO, with Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, wife o f the president o f the U. 8., as the First President General. The Founders and charter member* looked into the future, working with educa­ tion not only for our own pooplo, but for the foreign born, the marking of historical spots, hon­ oring historical dates In history, preserving documents and above all perpetuating tha memory o( those man and woman who gavo thahlr live* to achieve independ­ ent*. Sallie Harrison Chapter of Sanfsrd Is ona o f 3,707 In tha United States and was organized by th* 1st* Mrs. Etlzabeth Harrison Star­ ling *a years ago and named for her sister, tho lata Mrs. Sail!* Harrison, of Jacksonville. During tha years since Its founding tha Chapter has placed at least seven markers, usually during tha month o f Fobruary, since Feb. • was established as Sanford Foun­ der’s Dsy, to commemofato Im­ portant events In th* early history that eaa make anyone an expert gift wrapper: First: always use a box to be s u n o f having a neat package. Second: Place pox on the gift paper and cut paper, allowing Just enough margin at aach end for folding. Third: Center box on paper and ^naki a neat overlay. Tape. Fourth: Fold edges o f paper in at the corners, bring under edge up over top edge and tapeIt’s also easy to matter the art of making pretty ribbon bows. A flat bow is mad* from a length o f ribbon looped back and under la graduated, sizes nd Ued In tha cenTo make a perky stand-up bow, fold the ribbon In several loeps, fold In half and cut two V a with narrow ribbon. Fluff out the loops. So plan now to make your gift packages the gayest, prettiest •ver! Wrap thsm in red and white checked shelf paper and put a candy cane in the bow of each' try your hand at decorating with eaa of tha glitter kit*... sparkle year packages with multi-colored lequlne_____ tie each one with a •prig o f holly and a tiny bell la the bowl Whatever you do to mak* your gift bote* distinctive, they’re sure to show that your warmest wishes are tucked lasldel rod Christmas stocking or a tree. Tbee* eaa ba mad* from rad or groon construction paper with painted or crayon trim or can be cut-ouU from last year’s cards. A very dainty gift for a woman la even lovelier when tbs gift wrapping la glamourized with a trim of gold lace dollies, gluedon sequins or a sweet Uttl* angel cut-out daughter. Mrs. Carole Sanford Dow, of Derby, Conn. The Ground Breaking Ceremony was held la Port Motion Park on Tuesday. April 13, 1X5S and the Library Is now e reality. Officers of Sallie Harrison Chapter, N. S. D. A. H. elected lest May to serve for two years Include: Mrs.' A. Raymond Key, Regent; Mrs. C. R. Dawson, viceEdmund Melsch, regent |p Chaplain; Mrs. F. E. Botz, Re­ cording secretary, Mrs. R. E. True, Treasurer; Mrs. A. W. Lee, Registrar; Mrs. Georg* Morgan, Historian; and Mr*. R . W. Rucker, Librarian. A man will get an extra lift o f spirits when his package is personalized with a clever motif that ties In with his hobby. For example: If he’s a gardening en­ thusiast, tie his package with raffia that can be used later for tying plants and use gay pack­ ets of seeds for decoration. Start early to collect the ma‘ •rials you’ll need to add novel touches to your gift packages. Let your Imagination have full eway and you’ll find a clever Idea to highlight each gift wrapping. For pretty Christmas gift pack­ ages, Just as Important as the handsome or Jolly decoration Is to start with an attractive package. Her* are a few simple rules Favor her with gracious gold costume Jewelry accent* — bora golden petals swirl Into a massive pin; tha chunky bracelets have gold flecked stowee— worn by the armload this season. Sport shirts at Christmas will please any maa — aepedatly whet they're o f Ughlwelgh. wooi fabrics In the season's newest design aad colors. These shirts are la featherweight wool chalUa; owe with a smart gc*metric pattern aad dW other la gay polka date. Doth ar* long sleeved. pointed. Cooperation and hard work by all has made the aid a success both spiritually and financially aad membership has grown to twonty-olfht at pnsant. Various pnjecta have been car­ ried on by the Ladles Aid—clothes collected and shipped for World Relief, monies sent to Bethesda Home and tbo Deaf Mission at Miami, help with the purchase of Hymnals and chairs for the church. The ladlts worked to raise the money for these worthwhile pro­ jects by bake sales, a fashion show, bazaars, concert and par­ ties. All profits and materials from the bazaars and bake sales were donated. Materials were donated and al­ tar clothes made by membtrs; also t robe for the acolyte and linen cover for communion service. Tha Sunshine Committee as well at others assist the pastor In con­ tacting as many people as pos­ sible. They visit all new mem­ bers and visitors of the church, make sick calls and assist with the Sunday School efforts. Also arrange socials for the church members, so the families may be­ come acquainted. Regular meetings are held monthly at the home of members. In-'August 1953 the Ladles Aid lolned with the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. These meat- After washing any water repel­ lent varment, make extra sure you rinse out all the soap or de­ terment suds. The Job of suds is to enable fabric to get wetter, the better to flush *way soil — but you won’t want them to stw around afterwards to accentual! raln’a watting action! Washing the skin with soap Is racommsndad by doctors ss a re­ liable first aid treatment for poison Ivy. At th* first Indication you’vo been exposed to poison ivy, work up a thick soapy lather and scrub the affected skin areas thor oughly. You may spare yourself soma agonized moments later. W E A R IT F O R E V E R W IT H O U T W IN D IN G Why don’ t you join the Christmas Club Savings Plan today? Make sure that you automatic year. Save the amount you want each ; r.r.i. Goldfilled week. You’ll receive your b ig Slainl»M S'mI Christmas Club check. In time for happy gift shopping next year. There’ll CHOOSE THE PLAN YOU WANT Binoculurs 7x50 — 10x50 Bllifolds-Rolfe L NAVE Meeker Wutchca-Elgin, Butova, Gruen, Tissot Hummel Figurines Religious Figurines Parker Si Wnterman Pens Men’s 5l Ladies Jewelry o f Distinc­ tion You can’ t go wrong when you buy at the store with Noell on the duor! USE OUR LAY-A W AY PLAN r-j FRANK NOELL Jeweler Television for Christmas— twa of lha latent model* la carry-around sets. The “ Personal” model (shown on Ih* table) presides th irty Six square Inches of viewable picture and the “ SpoiUUr’’ which o f­ fers IW square inches of televiewing. ******* ‘ 110 S. Park Ave. Phone 1201 RECEIVE ____12.50 ____25.00 ____50.00 ___100.00 __ 230.00 be no big bills after Christmas. �i . i r— ± » Daughters Of 1812 Promote Patriotism The Praneia L. Dade Chapter, • t j . S. Daughter! o f 1113 li ooe of four in the state and derive! Its membership from the - Central Florida ir e s , which Includes San­ ford, Orlando, DeLand, Daytona, Eostia, Ut. Dora, Sorrento. Tan­ gerine,' Clermont. Titusville and Winter •Haven. Sanford members are Mrs. f . E. Roumillst, Mrs. R. W. Rupreeht, Mri. L. M.*Leln^ ia r t and M n. A. Raymond Key. The National Society was orga­ nised on January 8. 1993, and to ■•A# eligible .one must offer satls■ factory proof of lineal devent - mom an ancestor who rendered civil, military or naval service to this country during the years 1784 lil5 . Inclusive. The purposes of the Society are threefold:: First, to 'prom oM patriotism; Second, to ©preserve and Increase knowledge at the history o f the American (to p ic; and Third, to assist in the *care om and o vwt malntnnantfi r*f "Real maintenance of , Daughters.” . Three mountain schools are en­ dorsed by the Society, ar.d to qua­ lify a school or college must bo -for underprivileged boys and girts wm oIuvi’ mIm uculd s~t have the opportunity of an rdiracdtion. The Daughters o f 1811 also •T o r e special committers whlrh .give much support to the Amcri•■•can Merchant Marine Library and .to Baeone College for American Indians. ; The state offirera Include the • -following: prc«idcnl, Mr*. Robert ,..W . Perdue, Jack-onville; first • *tce presld-nt, Mrs. Clarence II. Estes. Tangerine; second vice . president, Mrs. Samuel Bolton. £ M t. Dora: chaplain, Mrs. August £ . Churchill, Miami; recording " M c n t a r y , Mrs. A. Raymond Key, . Sanford; corresponding, secretary, Mrs. Raymond E. Gormley, Jack­ sonville; treasurer, Mrs. Robert . 6 . Angle, Ft. Lauderdale: Regl.alrar. Mrs. G. F. Treshrr, Jack­ sonville; Historian, Mrs. Lcland .. R. Staffelbach, Miami; Librarian, S in . Henry O. Shaw, Miami; Cu­ rator, Sirs. Henry Boggs, DeLand; ^Parliamentarian. Mrs. Roy 0. Ed' 'Jf ards, Jacksonville. Entertaining Picture-Taking Season Nearing Th greatest picture-taking sea­ son of the year is close at hand. And It begins well before Decem­ ber 23th. Those early shopping stints, the visit to the neighbor hood store Santa, the first notes to the North Pole, are all choice camera material — the (tart of a story that builds to an exeltlng climax on Christmas Dsy. Now is Ihe tinir to check on film, flash equipment, batteries, and the working order o f that camera. And now Is the time, too, to think of those photographic gifts that will mean so much this Christmas, and the holiday sea­ son* to come.Thefes no denying that Christ­ mas is the best movie-making time ever. And movies can be taken with snapshot case and economy. Lower film eosts and the excellent projection results on moderate-sit­ ed screens, make 8mm movlea highly popular for those family movie records. New, womlvt fully Inexpensive Smm movie cameras are easy and economical to use; no forming is necessary in most cases, with Just one simple setting all that Is re­ quired. Oiler 8mm models — with faster Itnses — may be had at slightly higher cost. Not to be overlooked is the wide assortment of still cameras and still-camera sets. Cameras, such as these, may also be pur­ chased as separate gifts, inde­ pendently o f sets. Christmas is tfc* time for color —and most cameras take color film for either snapshots or slides. For the color-kllde fan, there’s a new economical do-it-yourself color processing outfit, containing all the equipment and supplies needed to process 33mm color film without the need of a darkroom. Stocklngstuffers vary from film to filler kits. A series of really handy new filler kits, available For almost any still or movie cam ­ era, comes complete with basic filters for use the year round. These new kits keep all specialpurpose filters visible and instantly available, in a sturdy, compact case small enough to tuck In poc­ ket, pocketbook or gadget bag. And, happy holiday hints all, are movie screens ami splicers, projectors and viewers, flashhohlera and light bars, photoguides and photography books. Photography means fun, not only for tho season Just ahead—but for the years to follow. , A werMinat, portable and versatile gift fer the yoting record eollertor _____ and mutlr rnthn h -i 1* the romhm.vi-n ridio and photograph. ' . Varied speeds, aatnmallr recurl chanter and fine reproduction *?d a n . . •«*»• ___ quality distinguish Ihi* m I. It.* handinmr-case, easy portability and streamlined design make it a truly handsome gift item for anyoor oa your list Work savor* that are sure to make you popular with the wo man in y.iur life are an electric iteam iron, vacuum cleaner or sewing machine. Make thU Christmas an enter* Ulnlng one with a radio, phono­ graph or TV g ift The gift that will be appreciated and enjoyed during the holiday! and long af- where: from room to room. »>n picnics, patio* and even boating. The choice la more exciting ■mail enough to use on a desk and varied than ever before New at the office. In a den or In the cabinet styles, finishes, colors and kitchen. They are so lightweight new mechanical Improvement! in (about 13 ooundt) th*y can be TV, radios and phonographs, all carried In one hand. Most attractive are the 14 and make gift shopping sn adventure. There la a wide, price tange to suit 18-inrh screen. portab'es In twotone pastel shades. They brighten every gift budgot. In Ihe early dsys of rado, IV up the children's room* and will and phonographs, emphasis wa* be especially liked by teenagers, A wonderful gift foe the family on mechanical Improvement*. 1.3 would be a ham!«ome new console ter producers began to turn their attention to cabinet* . . making or table model TV. There are them not mere “ hox**" but at­ styles, sire* ind finishes to suit tractive pieces oi furniture to every decor. COMBINATIONS complement the room decor. ToNewest combination Is a TVday, there Is a briad range of . every style* from Traditional. Early bar-radio-phonograph Amerlcnn. French Provincial and thing you want in one -mnpart, Oriental to modera . . in finishes smartly styled unit. You ran also to suit every taste. Nrw this sea-; son are the pleasing nait-'l shades for portabl radios, TV and phono­ graphs. One cord ciue for 43 rpm record* console model Hi-Fi phonograph, You’ll find portable, ‘ able model and console phonograph* in a wide range of ityle* an I prices to suit every gift need. GIFT RADIOS Almost everyone can use an extra radio; especially, a small table model r»d:o or a portable There Is great inteivit In the porket-size transhtor portable redios. Ideal for traveling Table radios sre quite inexpensive and are shown in all shade*. A elo,k. radio ts the perfe-t gift for an early morning awakening, makes a wonderful gin for an offlee or den. ACCESSORIES \ rollaround table 'or a portable TV, radio or pnonograph will be a -velronte g ift Choov» from TELEVISION lightweight portable I*V sets are the answer to the wish fur an extra set in the home and are f * t m .0 VtltWBvl rim ates the "rabbit ear” look. of ri( The record collector will like string - r* \ King-Size Value! 3 I’c. M odem Never Before at ThU Low Price! Mahogany Finished Bedroom Suite 2-pc. Living Room Suite Holiday Greeting In Other Language ) • ! ; 1 ) 1 ‘ A warm, washable flam..' -tie rob* takes Its lnspiralloa from India In a gay pink, green and metallic gold boarder pint on white! Squared cottar, alia-fUtrd line* give*'elegance to this robe. ThU same styling and* prlna graces a slim slerproat and rajah collarrd pajamas in the line. Star Of Bethlehem Topic Of Research Tho Star of Bethlehem has been tho lubjeet of re*earch and dis­ cussion for many years. Modern astronomers have con­ sidered many theories dealing with natural phenomena, without reach­ ing any conclusion. But tho faithful acc»pt the star as a supernatural phenomenon, proclaiming for all hltfcpy the birth of the Divine Child. And no ono has yet come up with con­ clusive proof to tho cuutrary. Wherever you go. however It’ s said. . .the heartfelt meaning Is the same the world over. . ."Slerry Christmas.” Check this list of holiday greet­ ings In other languages and sur­ prise your friends this Christmas! Greet your Swedish friends "Glad Yul"; Nonvegans with "Gledellg Jul” or Danish friends with Glaedelig Jul.” A Spanish-speaking friend will be pleased to hear "Fells Navidad" and Portuguese,-"Boas Festas.” Italians say "Buone Feste Nata* liiie.” French, "Joyeux Noel," and tho Irish “ Nodlaig Mhalth Chugnat." To a Welshman, "Nadolig Hawen,” to a Ukranian say, “ Sroih destvom Krtsovym." Polish people will happily re spond to your “ Weselyeh Swiat" and Germans to "Froellche Wlenschten.” Your accent may not be perfect, but they’ll know from your cheer­ ful voice and friendly smile that you mean “ Merry Christmas, everybody!” FINGER PAINTING Finger painting la fun for pre­ school children and develops their interest In art. Mothers will find that it Is a favorite occupation for older children, too, for after school hours. There are many tnrsptnxiva sets available. You’ ll have to nee thin nuito too fully appreciate its value. Ses the smart tailored lines; sit on the sofa and chair and respond to their superior com fort! Ex­ amine the fine construction fea­ tures! You will recognize the bargains buys offered! Hidden values in the fabrics available, tool Hassocks are Such Colorful A wonderful assortment! Lot# of shnpes and sizes in a happyround of colors. All upholster, ed in durable eaiy-to-wipeclenn plastic. The lovely bedroom you’ve always -vanted Is here in this glamorous suite! Qi ality constructed to give all the naedy ato. age space along with such fenture as dovetail corners, center guided drawers, heveledjmirror nnd lvright accents o f brass or nickel drawer pulls. One o f our many sale suites! Foam Rubber Zipper Cushions A S P R A C T I C A L AS T H E Y A RE B E A U T I F U L ? Console Chest & Cedar Chest For that special ’’ •omebody” who'll be thrilled when she see* the beautiful chest you’ve chosen! Smart sleek style* In all popular finishrs designed for any room flattery, from 18th Century Mahogany Dinette You've seen this 3 pc. »*t priced at 4189.93! Graceful drop leaf table I* full 38” xf»4" opened Ueautifuly upholstered chairs in tm* period style. Be smart! (Jive a Lovely Table Each table an Ont-taudinS buy! Decorator designed for the most particular tadees! Bcsutifully finished from selected From ^ — 7 J CASH AND CARRY CASH AND CARRY NISTER SET • 4 CANISTERS in ihe most popular sizes . • Decorated Waste Basket Colorful Strawberry Design • AIL METAL Construction • Guy, Strawberry Detorufions Small Appliances Ourable Metal No matter what your needs, toasters, mUers, percolators, fry-pans, etc. We’v* got all the famous brands. —And On Easy Terras— Construction EASY TERM S OR Every woman thrill* to the gift of frsgrooee! A thrilling selection await* your choodng at your fsvortU shop — in purse-slxe perfume flscoos and dispensers; boxed set* of perfumed toiletry essentials and tep-of the-drrsser “ show-off" bottles — la all Ut* beloved PHONE 127 LAYAW AYS a A SM A LL DEPOSIT W ILL HOLD YO U R G IFTS FOR XM AS DELEVERY 1 �EH * * Dresses Socks By Jon/ihae Logs*. Mint Made*. Fag Palaser, Bile Fit, Farcyrr A pajama and peignoir ensemble In gay-colored opaque nylon tri­ e d . Slender smooth line*, tierman tatting trim and youthful styling dt»*ln«nUh thia Meal gift Itam for the gala an yonr Hal. Argyles ft stretch styles, all Slips ftp Mad fwaa ft Frap- colera. many different pat­ pruf. TaHared and l»-e ient*. trimmad. Mae* 0-36. la whip-, pastel*, black. ' Yswng. Nelly Den. Carol lagers. SUaa M S . le t j-X t',, M M . Style. U fit every Uste, aad priced t* fit the budget loo! -5 5 - $ 1 .0 0 $2.98-$7.98 Aaasrted Christmas Package ef S . $5.98 - $21.98 $ 1 .9 5 Gowns Belts Very femlnlae or tailored, abort or long. White, black ft soft pastels. H S -tt Hose Dwindling u ltla l halt*, hy Part*, "Tapa far Tear Atvay* appwilatal . . . by Najad * NabeL Hsaa 81.-11. h U i N f i l abodes. ftet Troaaera.” $1.00 - $2.50 $4.98 - $10.00 sad atamlaas. Sweaters \i $1.00-$1.65 For gala evening* — thla glamorou* velvet cape stole with rklneiton-blaaed pocket* — com­ pletely-lined In taffeta. The perfemale! Ties By Barilla FaaUtcrknlt ft Bradley. SHpona, cardigan* and matehhig In all Ike new fall ahadaa. Orion ft want, b ilea* 11-4*. Baa a Rrummell, Van $3.98 - $10.98 Heuaea ft larenthl*. Ala# the different bsttea Nlct aelcctian ef Jaweled eardigana for evening. daw* tla. $9.98 - $11.98 $1.50 Ripons Skirts • * For infanta to grownup, All color* . . slip sa ripoaa h r happy fast. A wonderful gift. Gabardine, rerdnroy wools ft twteda. Flare and straight styles, b waUt sixes 12-3*. skirt* to mix and match! $1.95- $3.50 $3.98-$11.98 1 Blouses Boy’s Jeans By Maeshare aad Shapely, tailored b aoild* aad print*. For hard playbg yauagstera . . Western denims by Wranglers, sixes M l. Made *f 13 3 /t sa. denim. Pretty pastel blou«e* are no pro­ blem to keep frrth and dainty when they’ re made of this "Da­ cron” and nylon Jer»ey. This He’« Justifiably pleated with hla youthful shirt-front style I* flatgift from the family — a light, pleated like a man's dress shirt w bawketwcave wool aporta-Jacket In with a fluted frill accent. "th e newest slimmer style. A smartly nubbed fabric. Smart far week or •treat wear. Slxew 30-1*. i . $2.98 - $5.98 $2.98 • $3.59 I Dreiay blow*** la daerea, nylon, ft silk. Pastel Boy’s Shirts color* and white. Slae* 36-46. $4.98 - $5.98 Rise* l-l la cotta* flannel, saUdn, plaids aad prints. Children’s Dresses $1.49 la alse* 6-16 . . . $2.25-$2.69 By Mttxl aad Bow-agn. Sixes M l, Men’s Suits Something te son . . . b many styles and colors. rays* flaaMl, $2.29 - $7.98 wool flaaMl, waal worsted, wool-nylon dacraw combkaatlea. Sixes 34-M. Ideal gift for a white Christmas •The daluao Diplomat raior in n I* a white cardigan In luxurious Hand tome gold-trimmed leather "Ban-Ion” textured yarn, sparkTate with ptaitle blue blade di«..... ■ -. f d with antique gold-and-rhlnt.7r. for r 7avery ’ * * man. * |kali »*“ "• '« ■"*»♦» bulky irtstmas. gift Credit Union Now Has 152 Members ♦ By M U8. It AT MONT) MORRIS of tho city. Loans rango from * CA.syi.KHKIlUY— Although the 628 to g8t)0 ami tho Interest Is JUx^reo Tawn o f Casselberry boxsta no bank as yet, tha story one per cent per month on the un­ Deposits earn SrouUl be incompleto w i t h o u t paid balance. mention of the Casselberry three per cent Interest annually. Cltlxen’a Credit 1/0100. Membership It maintained In ^ Operated mder the direction the Florida Credit Union League o f five Cauelberry residents, and as well as in th« Credit Union With the approval o f tha Comp- National Association. The Cassel­ m*ill«-r General’s office at Tails- berry C r e d i t U n i o n carries fru tce which makes regular in­ straight Life anti Loan Protection flections, the Credit Union mad* insurance so that the borrower's ID4 loans during 1066 involving a family, aa well as the Union, will tal o f 620,120.61. It currently bo fully protected in case of * 6202132.00 in total asset*. death. * Particularly noteworthy, in the At tho present time tho Credit ~yes o f Kleanor Storra, the SeUnion has a membership o f 182, retury-Treasurer, is that never in rempari«'>tj ' te 1,00 member* Hi upi-rstlon haa it suffered a Just a year ugo. Many fraternal Jipital loan loss. Mrs. Storrs, organisations, private businesses Who keeps the books and mainand industries Imvo credit unions, $ ns offices In the Casselberry but the CasxellMsrry institution i* Industries Bldg., ran tell you that the only one in Florida specifi­ we Credit Union la flourishing cally chartered to serve a com-1 Bid Is attracting new members munlty. worn week to week. X'hartereJ October 28, I960 by the Itatf- o f Florida, It receive* de­ Fxbru- that is vat dried or vat posits from* and makes loans to |printed is good Insurance against Its -members, who live in Cassel­ fading — amt tho most suds-abl* berry within a five-mil* radius typo for decorative purposes I E Mens Matching Sets By Vqn llruseix, Contbsental Flight Check* ft Lights of Paris styles, larludea 13.63 Drees Shirt Rport .Shirt 66.0a, PaJ*. $29.95 - $49.95 Jackets By M en’s Slacks Berkeray, solid*. stripM. Reverslbl* aad water repellent Alan Jackets of Variety Heekauede Imported from Holland . , soft and wsadarfaL style* A . fabric* nice Christmas g ift $8.95 - $22.95 Neckwear 81.3*. Handker­ chiefs Jlc, In four colors. patterns, Waist sixes M-M. Such a practical and And lb* aver popular waal Jackets. mas 33.33, Shorts 6I.UO, of $6.95 - $16.95 Shirts Coordinated wardrobes by Vaa Reuses, ha Continental Flight Cheek* ft Lights W* cordially Invite you t* come hy and «ee our templet* sflectloe of Christ­ ia n clothing gift* for avery on* in the family. Of Faria. See tha bwUM dawn collar SUe. 14 H • IT. . $3.95 M A KE COWAN'S YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS 8 V * B ^ �» fn.T'. Christian Church Has Friendly Congregation Everyone The F ln t Christian Church, 160? lily Decorated HomeMakes If Merrier Christmas Nothing In this world atlds quite the merrlness to a Merry Christ­ inas like a home so gaily decorat* for the holidays that It fairly kings a greeting to ail who enter. Every lit<le touch o f holiday de­ cor thrills the children and makes the season doubly exciting. Bright, candlellghted decorations lend a festive air to all your Yuletide entertaining and give a special lift to everyone's Christmas spirit. . The family Christmas tree Is. o f course the focal point of all the holiday dci ora lions. Whether is a floorto ceiling beauty like Grandfather always had or an apartment-scaled tree, the way you decorate It can become a family tradition. Family preference and the decor o f your home should determine whether your tree is decorated In the colorful, traditional manner or in the one-color, white-tree mod­ ern mood. ^ Since the time for enjoying the b e lo v e d Christmas tres always seems much too brief, why not have a second tablesize tree In the dining room? This tree can be giv­ en a whimsical touch by decorating It with fruit, gilded nuts or cello­ phane wrapped randy tied on with a myriad o f little red bows. If you are fortunate enough to have a fireplace and mantel, this area ranks second In importance, i^drcoration-w hc, at Christmastime. 1 The most effective means of dra­ matising the mantel is with glow­ i n g candles. An attractive mantel ‘ decoration Is created by using a group of tall red candles in gra­ duated heights at each end of the mantel. Place boughs of evergreen around the base of the candles and tuck bright red berries into the greenery. Or, frame the mantel with a m garland of evergreens and center wreath over it. At each side, place a grouping of pine rones, greens and randies. If you prefer your mantel decor to reflect the true meaning of Christmas, plac? a figurine of the Madonna and Child on a raided wooden block with sweeping pine branches as a background. Set can­ dles at each side of the figure. , ’ A Nativity scene, a Madonna tig• urine, a grouping of candle angels or choir boys is also a lovely decoration for an occasional table or (ho top of a bookshelf. MERRY CHRISTMAS TAHI.EH ‘ To carry the cheery spirit of (.‘hristma* throughout your home, direct your attention next to your dining room table. The possibili­ ties for festive decorations are un­ limited! Flowers, fruit, Christmas greens • and candles, Santa in a tiny, giftw filled sleigh, a group o f clever little Christmas candles are Just "a few of the Ideas you can work cut for your table. Try making your table look like a huge gift package! Run lengths of wide red riboii lengthwise and across your white table cloth and place a huge bow in the center. Add candles and sprigs o f holly to complete the effect. 0 It your holiday decor is mod­ ern. use heaped blue and silver balls on whitened boughs in a long arrangement down the center of the table. For extra Christmas fun, make decoratnig your home for the holi­ days a family project. Children will take great pride in their part of the pre-Christmas activities and your home will truly glow with the lovely warmth of this wonderful $ season. FII.L'ERUP —WITH —SUDS Pails seem to get better amt bet­ ter every day! Now you’ll find paste! tinted pails with generous pouring spouts, and marked with convenient measuring lines to in­ dicate every quart up to two gal­ lons; lids are optional. Each handle is eovered with £ ridged plastic so it can't slip out • ef your hand—and the pouring spout widens the pail Just enough so that you ran insert a sponge mop siJc ays without damaging it or the pail. Juat fill one of Sanford Asre., la a small, friendly, energetic young congregation. It believes in cooperating with the other churches of the community and In supporting the organized missions and benevolent work of the brotherhood o f Disciples of which It is a part. It observes weekly, open Communion, and practices baptism by Immersion. It was organized Sept. 20, 1925, and will celebrate its 31st anni­ versary next Sept 23. At present It has 156 resident’ members and 41 non-resident Forty-eight mem­ bers have been added since the In­ cumbent pastor Perry L. Stone took up the work here last Aug. 21. The current budget Is ,1130.00 a week. The per capita giving for missions Is about $8.00. The church property consists o f six lots 135' deep In the San Lanta subdivi­ sion. On one lot the church edi­ fice and an annex stand. On an­ other la the Wm. Perry Yesley Memorial parsonage. Two lots south o f the sanctuary and north of the parsonage, are used for parking; and the two between the sanctuary and parsonage are the future site of an educational build­ ing. Various improvements made in 1952 Included new pews and chancel furniture, in VJoi a Connsonata organ was acquired. Mrs. N. V. Farther has been the orga­ nist ever since. An excellent choir of a dozen voices is directed by Jay M. Walter. The church’s form o f govern­ ment i* congregational. A rotating board of eiders, deacons and dea­ conesses, O. D. Landrcss, chair­ man, gives oversight to the pro­ gram of the church. The work is divided among functional com­ mittees whose chairmen are as follows; worship, Earl Evans; education and missions, Lester Tharp: evangelism and member­ ship development, Harry Falk; fi­ nance, Wm. 11. Young; education building, Geo. W. Morgan; and property. Belt E. Purvis. Other posts include; Mr. Falk, vicechairman of the board; Mr. Mor­ gan, secretary; Mr. Young, church treasurer; Ira C. Metzger, finan­ cial secretary; Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr., church clerk and historian; and Ida Conyers, Janitor and nuncry attendant. The Sunday school enrollment is 124; and Lester Tharp is super­ intendent. Miss Lois Ann Dobson is secretary. The teaching staff in­ cludes: Jay M. Walter, Mrs. Jno. Bair (who is also editor of tha monthly church paper), Mrs. G. W. Morgan, Mrs. C. O. Johnson, Clyde E. Feathers, Mrs. Chandler Vail, Shirley Morgan, Mrs. B. S. Hinson Jr., and Mrs. W. II. Young. Miss Nancy Hicks, Mrs. Hinso, and 3Ir«. Frank Baty arc sponsors of youth. The pastor's wife direc­ ted a Vacation Bible School with 31 pupils enrolled in July. Mrs. Harry Falk is president of the Christian W o m e n ' s Fellowship which is divided into three circles with Mesdamcs E. W. Pattie, Ira C. Metzger and J. W. Knight as Icadars. The First Christian Church of Sanford is striving to live up to its slogan: "Where You Arc Nev­ er a Stranger But Once." Tourists newcomers, weekend guests. Navy families, and anyone clso without a regular place o f worship in the community are extended a cordial invitation to attend. This aotomatle Infra-red rotlsserte fires, grills, toasts, barbe­ cues, etc. — makes a complete meal In one operation . . . pins a removable baker Uay. What a wonderful gift for your fa­ vorite rook! In Family W ill Give new beauty and comfort to your home with long-lasting furniture gifts that the entire family will onjoyl PERSONAL CHAIRS Dad can really relax In eomfort in his own adjustable lounge ehalr with a built-in footrest. Choose from leathers or textured upholstery In his favorite color. Mother will like a lounge chair too, or a handsome upholstered chsise lounge for her bedroom. A gay print slipper chair will brighten a young girl's room. Ev­ en the youngsters can sit In style in rockers or TV chairs, scaled to their size. BRIGHTEN THE HOME Smart wall, table or floor lamps will brighten and add a smart touch to every room. Small or large, slender or bulky; in china or metal, you’ ll find a large se­ lection of new lamps to suit every decor and every budget. OCCASIONAL TABLES You'll find that almost every room in (he home can use an ex­ tra tabic. Why not give a handy metal utility table for the kitchen; cocktail, step or lamp tables for the living room; convenient bed­ side tables for all the -bedrooms, or a large size card table for the den. PERSONAL GIFTS High on tha list o f favorite Enjoy gifts for women o f all ages are cedar chests. The new upright chests ara attractively styled like a chest of drawers and make a handsome addition to any room. You can choose from a wide va­ riety of styles and colors. Leather, simulated leather, and upholstered hassocks come in all sizes and decorator colors. A gift that gives added comfort to everyone. Every member o f the family will appreciate a desk of hi* own! Mother will like a small desk in the kitchen or in the bedroom for her budgets and personal use. Dad will certainly like a spacious man-sized desk In the den. A Furniture Gifts smart new desk will make home­ A vital facet o f good troom laf work more fun for achoot-age Is to keep your grooming accesso­ boys and girls. ries clean. Alwaya wash your PATIO FURNITURE comb and brush In soap or de­ Patio furniture gifts are some­ tergent suds at least once A week thing everyone will use and en­ —even more often if you use hair joy the year round. Ooutdoor fur­ lacquer regularly. niture Is now so smartly styled, The sudsy brush bristles can b « that it can also b( used in the used to "scrub" soil from between den or rumpus room during cold the teeth of the comb. After rins­ weather. Choose from lightweight ing, wipe the comb dry; shake the aluminum, bamboo, redwood or brush and let it dry with the brltwrought In n pieces with colorful, ties pointed down. washable upholstery. Over four out of every 19 forest Give the home presents with a long and happy future..- smart fires In Florida ere deliberate^ set. and useful furniture 1 GIVE HER A GIFT THAT’ S THOUGHTFUL-USEFUL-BEAUTIFUL IN F A C T , H E R E ' S S O M E T H I N G T H E F A M I L Y W I L L E N J O Y ! _ ______ ^ __________ ALL-OUT CONVINIINCI FOR THI FAMILY WITH CHIIDR1N Big-Bin a to m up to H bushel of fruits and vege­ ta b le s In a sh ow ca se crisper, plus more than eight H -g a llo n bottles. Circulsire cooling keeps all food fresher...longer! True food freexer. 12 cu. ft. MODfl 6fHI2 Enjoy eating outdoor-style indoors... automatically... o n th a n o w flla n t• In EYE®HI R o ta -O r lll V to tls s o r lo POR PAMILIKS WHO U SI LOTS OP PROZIN POODS Extra-large, 123-lb. true foodfreczer, at tht bottom, has extra d o o r shelves, convenient glide-out bas­ ket for all frozen food packages. Idenl-humidity fresh food compartment stores foods you reach for most often at convenient eye lev el, w ithin easy sight, easy reach. 11.4 c u .ft MODfl eft 11 « & A 4 'Ci * s 2 & fe : * VA 2 TW O -dor v& Yfc 0 -A th ror VSk families that SHOP ONLY ONCI A WIIK The 91-lb. capacity food freezer, with its uwn sepa­ rate door, holds over a week’s good eating. Re­ frigerator has l-way alu­ minum shelves that glide in and out, adjust up or down. Frost-Away auto­ maticdefrosting,of course. 121 cu. ft. ••-pa 6EWI2 Santa’s »pcclal»: a smart cardi­ gan sweater for the young fash­ ion plate, and a striped shirs snd solid color tie— bright additions to a lad’s dressup wardrobe. A 'A ttk A*.t * f * «> * & 0 a «• N E W -Hotpoict P u sh b u tto n E le c t r ic R a n g e Slide-out Storago Rack • Now "Super Think Of IT! For Use Indoors! You Must See IT! Remember, W e Carry A Full Line Of keyed pushbuttons • Ralsable deepwell cooker • All Calrod* Supor Oven • Ovon Timing Clock • Fronch fryer optional now or lator • Wide choice of Colortones and C la ssic White «-al M b 0 .1 Appliances 2 these almost weightless contain­ ers with soap or detergent suds and you’re ready to wash any thing from cars to pets to walls. 3 0 u e l i v <oJ jl I 2600" CnlrodMastor lhan gasoColor- * NAME YOUR OW N TERMS NEVER Here are Christmas gift suggestions featuring accessories ef pre­ cious I’renrh Imported lares. New fashion trick shows dslnty Atencon a id Venlse hankerchwfs tucked in gloves. Handbags is pearlR encruvUd blue lace. UNDERSOLD 216-217 S.. Palmetto Ave. NEVER OUT-TRADED Phone 7 7 8 �Many Christmas Gift Tips Given Homemaker A truly ideal Christmas gilt la M e that keep* ea firing glea m * I n f after the holiday* ha a pasa*4. Electrical appUaaee gift* not aoly provide the a i m , bat alao have several features which make arc good that the housewife or family you're baying for doesn't already have ossa. The following roll call o f gifts lot the kitchen and dinette should offer at least one good sugges­ tion: They srs gifts that the family Toaster, miser, automatic cof­ ««■ share sad pot to good use. fee maker, coffee grinder, rotlsBesides being practical, today's serie-broiler, roaster-oven. Juicer, appliances add a note of beauty deep fat fryer, automatic skillet, In the home. egg cooker, ice cream freezer, Moat major appliances can now hotplate, waffle Iron, sandwich ha had in soft porcelain colors grill, knife sharpener.that win harmonise with any kit­ Many appliances formerly be­ chen color scheme. Some come longing strictly to the kitchen now with copper, sUinlees steel or make attractive accessories to M ooel metal trim In addition to even the most elaborate dinner. Jho standard chrome. Electrie trivets and hot trays The size o f the family or of keep food and beverages at serv­ Vm home presents no problem to ing temperature, and automatic the new refrigerators, which now casseroles and sectioned eeramle appear to bo less bulky, whije o f­ servers, electrically heated, are fering more storage space than beautiful and practical accessor­ over Before. Many standard mod- ies for buffet suppers feature door atorsge for small If the fsm lly you're buying, for ms; others offer easily acces­ envoys dining on tho patio, a sible shrives. Most feature slzegood gift would be a portable •bto compartment for frozen food refrigerator, an electric charcoal Packages. starter, or a set o f garden lamps. . Aa attractive as the refrigera­ You’ll find lamps and electrie tors and available in matching clocks to suit every room In the Colors are this seasons models house and harmonize with any i f ranges, deep freezers, wash­ decor. ers, dryer* and lroners. And, to Other suggestions for adding to Elve star* In mother's eves liie p ictu re *n j comfort c f y c -" a new automatic dishwasher, friends and family are: an elec­ which will save her the task of tric blanket or electric sheet, a washing close to 3000 dishes per heating pad or a vaporizer. track for a family of four. Even the bathroom is not over­ These appliances, o f course, rank in tho "m ajor” class and looked as the setting for small require a major outlay, which appliances gifts. Your thought­ may not fit within the bounds of fulness will be appreciated for your budget Your real gold mine sueh things as a massager, foot o f gift material is to be found Jn vibrator, electric shaver, hair the small housewares department. dryer, or sun lamp. Plan your gift list early and Lets expensive, these make exrelent gifts for one family to firs 1st your shopping tour include a stop at your appliance dealers. another. Frequently overlooked is tbs 11* You’ll turn up other suggestions Leisure Clothes for Christmas takes on sddltlonal Importance In modern family living. Rtlailag by Ike quefier-blcnder, a fairly recent and get a bead start on a Merry fire, Dad wears a full-sleeve red and gray checked sportshlrt la soft, lightweight wool Jersey aad gray adjunct to housekeeping. Chances Christmas I woratci* slacks. The oldest boy wears a striped gray, red and black worste Jersey sportshlrt and dur­ able gray wool flannel slack«, and hi* young bronrl shorts. Mom weara a white wool sweater set and blacks and gray checked flannel skirt Daughter’s knarter-sleeved sweater is worn with a Ught weight gray worsted skirt e Local BPW Maintains Dental Clinic "There Is strength In num­ of national, stat* and local Issues; nell Jr., Florida Precooling Com­ bers,” and the constantly increas­ are educated along lints o f per­ pany; 1st Vic* President, Miss ing membership o f the National sonal and community health and Betty Wolfram, Chief Operator, Federation o f Business and pro­ safety; study International re­ Southern Bell Tel. and Tel Co. fessional Women’s Clubs now lations with particular emphaela at Sanford; 2nd Vic# President, stands at 168,000 women In 3y on the Pan-American countries Mrs. Peggy (E. C ) Kuhn, Staff 300 clubs throughout this country, and th« United Nations; and Aid to USO; Recording Secre­ Alaska and Hawaii. tary, Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert, keep abreast o f legislation In The purposes of this federation Finance Officer of the Board of A musical Christmas fer baby — with one o f these delightful large- art: to elevate the standards for stats and nation. The National Education o f Seminole County; size musical animals Each has a long-playing Swiss musical movewomen In business and the pro­ Federation actively supports the Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. meat that plays a charming nursery tune; made of "silk-taffeta” fessions; to promote tho Interests proposed Equal IUghta Amend­ Anna .(E. D.) Rinehart, who has Wataacol vinyl pastlc In bright washable, safe colon . o f bushuk s and professional wo­ ment and legislation for equal her own ceramic kiln and shop; men; to bring about a spirit of pay for equal work, both o f vital and Treasurer, Mr*. Helen Con­ cooper.'ition a^ong tho business' Importance to working women. stantine, engaged in real estate and professional women of the The 8anford Club malnUins a sales and store operation. United States; to extend opportu­ Dental Clinic through which, with nities to business and profession-' the cooperation o f some o f the al women through education along local dentists, underprivileged lines of Industrial, scientific and children are given dental car*. vocational activities. To this end Last year twenty-three cases were attention which' the Federation is now building given dental toward new levels in leader­ was paid for by the UPW Dental ship: the encouragement and Clinic, and which would n o t1 e ju lt training o f working women t o ! otherwise have been available to develop executive ability and to' these children. assume more responsibility in President o f the Sanford BPW business nnd local affaire. The! Club is Mrs. Myrtle (J. E.) Federation Is non-partisan, non-, Gradick, secretary to R. L. Corsectarian nnd non-political. Tho Sanford Club was organix-| Like fruit salad* for lunch ed in 1918, tho first president Try one of crisp greens, prunes being Mrs. Salllo Mero Williams. stuffed with bits o f crispy cooked At present the club has "0 mem­ bacon, orange slices and mayon­ bers who meet twice monthly; the naise or French dressing. Center first Tuesday of tho month for the salad with a scoop of creamboard and business meeting, nnd style cottage cheese. tho third Wednesday for dinner Keep a can o f chow mein noodlea and program. Through tho medium of this on your pantry shelf. They drcaa club, members become more aware up erramed ham, chicken or eggs. Giving Important Part Of H o lid a y Every Christmas children, and grown-ups alike, look forward to giving and receiving gifts. . Jot gift giving has been an import­ ant part o f the holiday season ever since the Wise Men and shepherds brought gifts to the Christ Child In Bethlehem. The thought la the same today . . .t o express love and goodwill . . .but the bearer o f these gifts differs from country to country. American children look forward to Santa Claus, plump sod Jolly, dressed In traditional red and white, with a snowy white beard. He carries his gifts in a pack on his back and is drawn in a sleigh by eight reindeer. Santa Claus is supposed to com* down the chimney and fill the stockings, hung by the fireplace, with little gifts and heap pres­ ent* under th# Christmas tree. Children in many Latin Ameri­ can countries are In for a double treat. There are two dates for giving gifts to children. January S It called Kings’ Day. Children leave their shoes outside and the Three Wise Men fill them with presents. The other gift-giving date is Christinas Eve or morn. United States customs have been creeping into the Latin American’s holiday season, par­ ticularly in countries dose to the states. Costa Ricans, Cabans and Gua­ temalans are among those who now have Christmas trees. In Norway, the birds are re­ membered with gifts of suet and choice sheaves o f grain tied to trees; extra fodder is provided for the cattle. A glamourously set table is on* Father Star listens to the child­ o f the most effective ways o f add­ ren's prayers and catechism in ing to the festive atmosphere in Poland. If they have been good, holiday entertaining. Mother Star who la dressed like It tSscss’t matter whether du »a angel in a white roo« and veil gathering is a small dinner party dittributei the gifts. for family and close friends or Swiss children also await ■ ra­ a holiday .open house for a large diant angel who rides In a sleigh number ojf guests, the table set­ drawn by six reindeer. ting allowi a woman to Indulge English children alao wait for her flair for elegance. And moat Santa Claus, who looks very much women enjoy a sense of pride and llk« our American Santa Claus. satisfaction from this chance to They find their gifts tied to, and display their best table cloth, under a Christmas tree. gleaming glassware and polished Dutch children wait for SL silver. Nicholas who is dressed in tradi­ Don't be afraid to try new ideal tional bishop's robes of black and in table decorating. A change of carries a crozier and wears n pace In color or n daringly new miter. He brings gifts for the background material for your cen­ children and places them in their terpiece can be an inspiration for wooden shoes. When the Dutch settled in the your party. American colonies, they brought For buffet entertaining, let with them th* tradition of St. your chafing dish, plates and Nicholas or "santeklss” as be was glsisea tell the atory. A too fancy called. From that lean, rather centerpiece on a buffet table will (tern St. Nicholas came our JoJldistract from the convenience and ly Santa Gaui. Informality o f your buffet supItalian children receive their per. gifts from "La Befana” , a good Advance planning of every de­ fairy, who carries a broom. tail la the secret of a smoothly "Baboushka” goes from house successful- Yuletlde party. to house in search o f th* Christ Child in old n<i*«la. Eureka, Montana, high in the In Scandinavian countries, Rockies, with n population of about gifts arc given to the children by 1,000, is laid to be the Christmas a Santa who rides on a goat in­ tree capital o f the world. stead of a reindeer. He la accom­ More than 130-freight carloads panied by elves who distribute the of trees go out of this community gifts. Bowls of porridge are left each year to brighten homes every­ on tho doorway for the elves. where. The Christmas tree has Its ori_ , . . . ,, „ gin In the 8th century when SL Be a wise cook! Assemble all Boniface. English missionary to the Ingredients Hated in a recipe Germany. Replaced the aacriflces before you atari preparing me to Odin’a aacred oak by a fir tree dish. Get out the utensils needed, decorated In tribute to the Christ too. ‘ child. Glamorously Set Table Way To Add Festive Atmosphere SH0PPIN6 FOR POP? f it GIVE HIM TH E NEW © D W * PERFECT G IFT FOR ANYONE 01VI DAD MOM| WOMlHO* ANYW HERE THIS i A f l Y t *M«,<S * * l, I- AMI 01 WAIT VOW Ii SHOT • TOP tin t CUTT1NQ M(M iK*. GE PORTABLE WILL • SAVIVV KEY MolM l-(«h GIVE UNTOLD HOURS OF PLEASURE. <11 H k lll • VISIBLE LAYOUT M A I M •IlmlMK trrufl • MAN M U D TABLB Im W o k • D IN IC T IJHIVE MoUX p u. , , • ADJUSTMENTS All AU ». T<bU — <»'l m i<r EXTRA PLUS ur. poruDie i y gen with mom to the kitchen . . . with dad to the den . . . with sis to the playroom . . . . with Junior to bed. Here la a portable TV that you can carry anywhere. Let u« show you why even th* h* intiperlenced using the new AMK DE WALT Po-e. Shop with iti entering( MOTORLZED ARM cen cut everything woodworking better, filter, end accurately then eny trained expert. Thu it the only reel ''pro'* among the home power tool* . , , over 30 yean world-wide Induitrial acceptance. All (hie experience end ■l«tr I* YOURS NOW. Come in. Me It work wonders with wood . . , 1 pick up youi FREE COPY OP THE OREATEST INVENTION SINCE THE HAND SAW." A compact, >ct colorful festive arrangement for Christmas enter­ taining; silver gravy boat and tray filled with fruits and nuts to place on buffet, cuffre table or dinner table. Also shown art classic silver candlesticks. SanfoJut ^hcUiic MHOP 116 MAGNOLIA AVE, ONLY $2.50 per week on our PHONE 112 EASY-BUDGETI'LAN! jj: LUMBER 6th & MA1>LE 99.95 WEIGHS ONLY 13*i POUNDS % ® D e Walt POW ER only l'H O N K 2862 Mott appreciated Ly the homemaker is tbe gift which Is both at­ tractive and useful. .Shown here: a place telling from a new U-plece dinner* are irt that 1* nude of a heatproof white opaque gla-i high­ lighted by gold baud*. Another gracious accent — the smart glasses! Give yonr pint-sized hev* a veal "h e man” sweater with the smart turtleneck styling; giv* him sis* thin rubber rabbit toy— availably with sweater. Lack, Mouseketeera — h a r e ’ s Mickey! Aad — he's a wonderful stuffed clown toy who laughs hilariously when the little hand* le on the back of hla body is turn­ ed. He weirs n while polka-doUctfe satin clown outfit, orange shoe* and whit* glove* — aad, la U ” high. He walks, talks and hie eye* light up—for he's Robert the Ro­ bot: the amaiing remote-controll­ ed mechanical man. Made of hlgh-Impact plastic, he can pick­ up objects, light up tbe antenna on hla head, as well as m ove* about A recording in his body recite* "I am Robert Robot, the mechanical man. Drive me aod iteer me, wherever you can.1* �'V ~ - ; v : ; 1* f “ i “* •* •r“. (V V Jewelry Will Please Everyone In Family A glance at the ihowease In year jewelry (tore will show you ft h a t each age group In your family haa been studied by do* signers with an eye to Xaahlon and appropriateness. U is never too early for a child to be ex* posed to good taste In his per­ sonal possessions and It’s never too late to become acquainted with it in the form o f the best things made by modern crafts­ manship. Thus the infants’ benthandle spoons, silver rattles or te e th in g rings with silver bells, brush and comb sets, pearls for starting a necklace, cups, bib holders, poringers, tiny gift rings— all are in the forefront of fashion. For older boys—and men. for that matter—the right tie clip, cuff links, key chain or penknife Jtre to be found at the jeweler's. *A wid# variety of gift sugges­ t i o n s fo r young girls includes a " l e c e o f sterling in her chosen ttern* her first piece o f prec­ is jewelry in the form o f a pin, bracelet, barrette, locket o r sterling picture frame. The odds are extremely high that when a man chooses a C rhHetmes gift fcr n woman, he will select jewelry. When he goes to the jewelry store this year, he’s due for a p lea sa n t surprise. Leading deligners o f jewelry have created a glittering array of necklaces, pbas, earrings, bracelets and rigga — enough to turn "h er" bead without overturning "his” budget * A wise man will remember that — as in all things feminine jewelry fashions change from year to year. This year for Instance, bib • w ctia ce s are making fashion news, to fill widely seooped necklines. And another type of necklaee haa a long backdrop to be worn with low back dresses Scatter pins are larger than previous years, and pairs may similar, but not necessarily perfectly matched. Glittering jewels also fit the chignon of a lady’s hair. Created -Jo insure your popularity with Mter are a jeweled "ehockstick or a clinging circlet to help hold her hair in place. Bracelets run the gamut from tailored ehalnf with a gold "coin” drop to high fashion "cuffs'* o f sparkling stones. "D on 't forget the little girls of the fam ily when selecting jew­ elry gifts. A birthstonp ring or 0 bright string of beads is fre­ q u e n t ly the most treasured gift n youngster could receive. Before shopping for a jewelry gift make a note o f the favorite Colors o f the woman who Is to receive It, and decide whether t Evergreen Used For Holiday Decor Back In Roman Day It Is thought that the use of ornaments as decor on evergreen boughs and garlands, dates back to celebratiofts in Roman days. It was not until the sixteenth century, that the use o f evergreens for Christmas time decor, was openly sanctioned by the church. Legend has it that bright col­ ored ornaments, the candles and the lights of the Christmas trees represent the pew birth and bloom of growing things. Ancient myths tell the story as o f many trees that bloom at Christmas time. 'M ake her Christmas full of ma­ gic with an enchanting gift of perfume or cologne. If you know her favorite scent, gift shopping wtll be easy. If not, try to select a perfume that’s her type. A won­ derful answer to the unknown is gift box o f three or more as­ sorted perfumes and colognes. They usually contain fragrances suitable for daytime and evening wear. In England the first weekday following Christmas Is Boxing Day — a legal holiday on which gifts are presented to the postman and tradesmen who have been of serv­ ice to a family during the year. The wassail bowl was a bowl of spiced and sweetened wine or ale, a feature of medieval Christ' mas celebrations. Chrome-plated or stainless steel bar accessories; jigger, bottle opener, spoon and strainer, are moderate-priced gift ideas for Dad. The word "wassail" is derived from tho Old English waes hal — a toast meaning "b e whole" or "bo thou well". ^ *7 J W R 2 *r> r --*?pj x r £r■ •• Ancient Holiday Traditions .•", 4 " V w gf37 * *?J2*¥rx 'O , 4 4 * \ f V rV * Girls, if you want to know what your future husband will be like, follow the clues in Some of these ancient Christmas traditions. How accurate they are, no one can say — but they are delight­ fully amusing. Will that all-important “ he" be young or old? I f you heed the old prescription, you wiU go to the nearest sty on Christmas Eve and knock loudly on the door. If a great hog grunts first in reply, your future man will be old. If, instead, a little pig squeals, a young man wiU meet you at the altar. Now off to the fowl-house to learn how soon the great event wUl take place. Tap on th# door and wait for the secret If the crowing of a cock answers your knock, you will hd married before the end o f the year. But the out­ look would not b# promising should a hen be the first to reply. Go Into the garden late on Christmas Eve, and at the stroke o f midnight pluck twelve sage leaves. Then, aa you look up, you ’.•‘'X v Ct'M * w iw fifcL V V / -1 y T W * * « • ** vi A real Christmas thrill for any Her vtarl arms are soft Uke a bows and knees so she ran alt, be washed and set. Sweet Sea outfits. , ' ' w little girt Is this life-size Sweet Sue real child’s and she has Jointed el­ walk and stand. The doUSs hair can to available In a choice of adorable wanted Item that serve! aa goal. When a sufficient sum haa been accumulated the great oceaalon arrives when the money may be withdrawn and th« gift bought. You’ll bo giving tbe children will i» - *hj rh-dowy eutline if i on your list a good thrill habit In this wav youngster* learn something o f the value of money your future male emerging from If you give them a savings ac­ the darkness. Tako care not to aa well as of banking procedurea break the stems o f the sage leaves, count for a Christmas present. and take pride In their aavtngs. or the speU will bo broken. Once the account Is opened If you’re not an "outdoor" girl youngsters take delight In add­ A toilet and wash basin with and prefer to stay by the fire on ing to it and watching tha totals Christmas Eve, you may bake a mount In their passbooks. running hot water in the base­ dough cake, mark it with your Children seldom save money ment add up to an excellent idea. initials and teava it by the fire. simply for the sake of saving. That way, the children can go At twelve o'clock your future hus­ There is usually some much straight down tho cellar atepa band will walk in and mark his from the back door instead of initials beside your own: fall, a girl can alwayi deck her tracking play-grime all over the Should these magic formulaa home with plenty of mistletoe 1 house. Savings Account Is Wise Present For A ll Children COL. HAINES BACK ST. PETERSBURG (A P )-C o l. Mahlon N. Haines is back, folks, so don't be surprised if someone steps up to you and offers you $10 to throw away your cigarette or $100 to quit smoking for a year. That’s what the retired show manufacturer from York, Pa., often does. He practices what he'. preaches, for he's a nonsmoker and drinker. He spends his winters here and the thing of which he’a the proud-! est Is the four home runs he hit in last year's kids and kube base­ ball play for persons 7S and over. The colonel is 81. Say "Merry Christmas" with truly different and Impressive food gifts. Ideal fo r frlendi, business associates and relatives. You'll find that all food gifts ar« ele­ gantly boxed and wrapped. Here are some food gift suggestions that will be sure to please. A luxurious gift basket o f as­ sorted fruits, nuts and candles; cellophane and ribbon wrapped. A gift box o f assorted stuffed or, glaeed fruit. A box of unusual jams and jellies. Glva a delicious fruit cake; gift packs ged in a handsome useful metal container. For lovers o f fine eheese, an Intriguing box o f asaorted, im­ ported eheese will b« appreciated. For good holiday eating, the family will really enjoy a under, juicy smoked ham or turkay. The perfect gift for the holi­ day hosteia la a box of fancy cakes or cooklea. . .each one a taste thrill I A real treat la a deluxe boxed assortment o f cocktail tidbits flab, spreads, crackers, olives and cocktail or.lsr.3. A must for wild gsme dinners, and an Ideal gift, la a package of wild rice. The perfect gift for the cook la a wooden splc« rack with tors of assorted spices. For a pro-Christmaa gift that will rtally coma in handy. _ . . give your friends and family a Urge box o f aisorted gift wrap­ ping paper, ribbons and seals. 4K Jjvom A memor* dern trend l l simplicity with traditional elegance. She wn to the Tally pattern which woulin grace any table. Tbe pattern can’t fade. peel ur chip off. Golf Gifts Popular "Alr-Fllte" golf balls In a bandsome Desk Caddy act (1-dot balls) or Pencil Caddy (ti-dos balls) make Ideal Christmas glfU. Made from maroon leathertone, these containers can be imprinted with name. Holiday '56 . . . Gifts for Mi-Lady UM><H with price tags that make pleasant reading, from the all important SHOPS sh e would prefer something I elaborate or tailored. A little forethought will mean you're sure to please her — and she'll [ admire your good taste. Among the increasingly popular Christmas gifts are those in the golf line. Golf has grown tremendously la popular intarest. It to estimated that 8400,000 will pUy golf next year and that fully one-quarter of them will be women. Not only that, but children are uking up golf at an increased raU. With the game so highly pop­ ularised by President Elsenhower gaining continuously in appeal, a present of gift-boxed golf ball*, U outstanding. Golf accessories should also be considered among tho mere thoughtful gifts. Golf bags, head covan, golf gloves, practice ball bags, shoul­ der straps, caps, visor*, golf rubben , home putting device* and golf umbrellas all fit into th* Christmas gift picture. You’ll score with a golf present! formal to costume jewelry. \ Add joy to the Young Mi-Lady’s The elegant beauty of fine Jewelry . . can be found . at Wert Jew ilxy Store. Christmas with a gift of cloth­ Dress her up to reflect the spirit of tho DIAMONDS Wedding sets, solitarie*, dinner rings and many more from which to choose. 29.75 up V i ing from Hollywood Shop. . . season in a glamorous nylon tulle, lurex Sweaters trimmed formal. White, black and pastel colors. Sues 8-13, 10-20. / a gift she will cherish and For young ami oldl Matched 17.95 - 29.95 Electric Razors Necklace Sets See our selection o f neck­ lace sets, for tailored or dressy wear. Gold, silver, rhinestones in white, blue, green, yellow. wear all through the year. ers In orlon k wool blends. 11 y Ronson, Sunbeam Rem. Rand, Schick, Norelco. Also Lady Sun­ beam k Lady Schick. 14.95 up A - Children's .» ♦ . v UNDIES, 7.95 250.00 Luxurous Lingerie by Luxite, Rogers, Scamprufe. Glamorously lace trimmed, or tailored, Slip), Gowns. Panties. Sizes 32-44. 2.98 -10.95 ery trim, also nylon horsehair petticoats. ' Skirts Gowns 4s Pajamas in nylon, rayon-crepe Compacts Gold, silver, plain, fancy, the compact for your Christ­ mas lUt to here. . 1.98 to 3.98 Jewelry 3.00 up Cuff Link & Tie Sets [in any style, size or price you prefer. 1.50 up Manicure Sets For Ladles’ and Men, al­ ways a nice gift. From 5.00 Plus Tax cotton challis. Cobbler Shorties' and long. Girls' styles, sizes Straight and Full circle Rayon gabardine Lighter k cigarette combination. perfect for those who smoke. Identification Bracelets Small, large, men’s wo­ men’s, girl’s, boy's. 3.00 up 3-6x, 7-14 slips and panties in nylon, lace & embroid­ 1.98 to 3.98 2.95 up sizes ^ For The Little Miss By Timex, Elgin, Wads­ worth, Butova, Hamilton. Yellow, white it platin­ um. 1.00 up Lighters, * 2.98 - 12,95 2.98 to 3.98 Watches Pierce and screw types, please your lady wim a lovely pair o f our ear­ rings. Women's sizes 34-44. Lingerie 2.50 up Earrings sets, plain and beaded trim­ med. Cardigan and slip-ov­ For the tailored look, In gold or silver. Earrings, bracelets k necklaces. J . 0 0 - 1.9* For dres* up , . . peart k rhine­ stone seU 1.00-2.98; Handbags Plastic leather In calf or pa­ tent. Black, brown or the dressy^ satin or faille. 2.98 wool tweeds. Sizes 21-30. 2.98 to 12.95 m Yv\v all wool, corduroy & * W # Iffi *■ Childrens Dresses Dressy holiday dresses In polished cottun, velvet, taffeta, silk and pima cotton. Sue* lafanU. 13, 3 «x. T H. sub-teens. 1.98 to 10.95 WERT JEW ELRY STORE 202 E. 1st. Phone S I An W| ll �16 County Schools Serve Type A Lunches Remerabei Of Family, Demonstration League Interest In Three Projects Year W o r k Is In c r e a s in g In C o u n ty ixnrcwooD cmc . . # league By MBS. RUTH LATO mala project o f those clubs TIm Longwood Improvement far their extra meetings has been Society n i organised Dee. ZS, making bandages aad garments far When Christmas shopping, han’t 1911, by ■ imail group o f women. the Cancer Clinic. forget the favorite hobbies o f There were nine charter member* A new project was started at your family and friends! aad an all male advisory board of the Center for the summer months. The stamp eoOectar will like four. O f these only one charter Adults aod girls met each a handsome lesther album, or ad­ member remains, Mrs. J. A. Monday morning for a sewing For over fifty yevrs, gzyly- Bistllue. ditions to his collection. class. Leaden in the work were eolared Christmas Seals have been Women who like distinctive Meeting* were held Tuesday Mrs. J. M. Dingman. Mrs. Vin­ used the world over to decorate Jewelry win welcome a complete aad a small monthly fee o f 25 cent Matecki. Mrs. Steve Miklcr cards and gift picks gs. The de­ kit with earrings, pendants aad and Mrs. Elizabeth Beiss. sign is new each year, but the cento was collected from each bracelets ready to be trimmed member. Among projects being considered message is the same — with assorted shells or beads. The object of the society was for demonstrations this year are Popular now are U>« copper ena­ to build up, beautify and improve Food Preparation aad Nutrition, mel Jewelry kits with a m a il kiln. And tho fight la not yet over' i Good Grooming. Braided Rugs, Even though the death rate is de-' the town. The first step wns the Boys o f all ages win have hours H a m • Grounds lapfpvem ent. dining, due to early discover*, organisation of a library, and on o f fan making model pianos, Health and Safety. Jelly Making new drugs and new treatments, Feb. 10, 1913, the name of the trains, boats and ca n . There are society was changed to Longwood and Parliamentary Procedure. the number o f new cases is still kits suitable for every age group. Officers of tho dubs are aa fol­ great. L rath orm fl bobbiests wfl] wel­ lows: come extra tools, kits and top The purpose o f the Christmas CHULUOTA CLUB: quality Us then. Seals campaign is education aThis year tho Council secured a The fisherman will take on building, located at 401 E. ZSOi President, Mrs. Barney Guthaue bout tuberculofls prevention and ELDER SPRINGS CLUB new Interest with a fly-tying kft. Street, Sanford, as a permanent control o f the diseaae . . . through He can make his own files Just meeting place. 4-H Club* also use President. Mr*. Wilbur Nolan case-finding (x-rays. tuberculin the way he wants them. testing), research, rehabilitation this Home Demonstration Council Treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Wynn Mbit watch. For him — the Christmas Just isn't Christmas Secretary, Mrs. Carl Bradberry Painting supplies will b* ap­ Center far htelr meeetlag*. and educational projects. •Merry") a slim square-fared to a little girl unless Santa brings Delegate, Mrs. S. E. Norwood preciated by amateur aru j of The County Council has purchas­ T uaepu u with an eaty-to-read Einar Holboell, a Danish pos­ her a new doll! an ages. ed place sett iog* far u o at its all­ Alternate Delegate, Mrs. 0 . M. tal clerk, originated the first dfal. Far her—thr dainty "Belle" And this year, looking at the Dorian Your local bobby tk J i f f be day meeting*. The Council sponsor* Christmas Seal in 1904. In 1I0T, selection o f dolls and choosing Wkh a hasdnws leather bracelet. GENEVA CLUB glad to help you select n*a right a chorus, which sang with Emily Blssell was the first to one is going to be as much fan gift to please the hobby fans on other group* at the state meeting President. Mrs. Fred Youts •dope Me He* in tVr United for ih« khopprr a* for the little VWe-Fre»«icul, Mrs. G. 0 . Lcriis on Tuesday, July 14. Mr. James States. girl on Christmas morning! Harris, Florida State University Secietary, Mrs. Don Dreggers If a child baa had a good break­ From these early beginnings the Delegate, Mrs. Hugh Braddy There are dolls as glamorous Music Director, will direct the en­ fast, Otis adequate lunch will give Alternate Delegate, Mrs. J. W. Sale o f Seals has grown fato a as fashion models, life-like baby tire group. Seminole County mem­ hi* growing body the necessary fuel vital force in protecting your dolls Uut cry real tears and need bers include Mrs. Barney Gotha us, Yarborough to carry on Ms afternoon activities-j health. LAKE MARY CLUB a diaper change, a debutante Chuluota; Mr*. Carl M om . Lake However, a shocking number o f! Ramember to buy your Scab doll all dressed for her first Co­ President, Mrs. J. M. Dingman Mary; Mrs. George Tapper end children come to school with aa in-j this year and use them! tillion and a bride doll complete Mr*. George Otto, Longwood. Mr*. 1st Vice-President, Mrs, Laura adequate breakfast or no break-' with her trousseau! J. M. Thompson. Lake Mary, ha* Krueger fast at all! These children have Itxn't it true that oftentimes one In i Vice-President, Mrs. W. P. Some of th« dolls that Santa been the very efficient pianist for started their school day with one came to America from Germany, u * local (roup Werfelman mskrs a big mistake by Judging will bring to happy little girls strike against them. They have although tradition hai It that folks by the first impression? this Christmas will be almost officers of the Seminole County Secretary, Mrs. Hazel Mots lost th* Initial third o f their day's Christmas trees Haren't you met folks who—at like playmates to them! These originated bi Council are: President, Mrs. J. M. Treasurer. Mrs. Ruby Sjobiom food requirement. Surely there Egypt The palm tree U supposed Dingman. Lake Mary; 1st Viee- Delegate. Mrs. Rose Kshir first— aort o f make you feel you new dolls are as large as a 3ran be no question aa to the Im­ to put forth a branch o f every President. Mr*? Barney Cuthaua. Alternate Delegate. Mrs. Joe Ervin wouldn't UXe them? Then after year old with Jointed arms and portance o f lunch for these chil­ month, and a spray of this tree, chuluota; 2nd Vice-president, Mr*, LAKE MONROE CLUB you knew them better you found legs so they can sit at tea par­ dren. that your first impression was a ties, walk, and stand. The little with 11 shoot* on it, wat used In j . E. Andrews. Lake Monroe; Sec- President. Mrs. Clover M am Sinre a child who is devcluping EfJPlgirl can wash and set her doll's rotary, Mrs. Fred Myer*. Sanford; Vko-President. Mrs. J. H. Tindel decidedly erroneous one? German writer* mention tho Treasurer, Mrs. E. L. FulforJ. Secretary, Mrs. C. E. Jackson Jt's well, during Get Acquainted hair and drrss her in the most Tree coffee lover* will thrill U and growing needs three adequ­ Treasurer, Mrs. Hazel Gardner Week, and each week o f the year, adorable fashions ever to be gko gift o f aa electric coffee mllL ate meals every day, school lunch Ire* as early a» 1405. The Ger- Geneva; Delegate. Mrs. Margaret U a bargain In good health to remember the words of Linc­ shown in the doll world! m ,° * * * • con*°rt °* TlisJel. Elder Springs; alternate Delegate, Mrs. J. E. Andrews Just flip the switch and yoo In addition to providing a well Queen Victoria. Introduced the delegate, Mrs. Vincent Matecki. LONGWOOD CLUB oln. He said, " I don't like that For the “ little mother", this triad yowr coffee the way you President. Mrs. Ben Gray man. 1 must get to know him bet­ year's baby dolls are the cutest wait it. whew yen want it. Color balanced meal for the child at tree In England when he had a Longwood. 1st Vice-President, Mrs. M. C. During their regular monthly ter." ever! Some of them come with a ■strived to Head with any hit- noon, the school lunch program U tree for his daughter. We are all familiar with th# meeting!, all the county clubs par- Duggins a part of the total educational complete layette, can be bathed, program. In the classroom lha Christmas stery, but how many ticipate in tho tame demonstration, 2nd Vice-president. Mrs. Violet Coach John Kundla of the Minne­ fed a bottle, then sung to sleep. child learns the basic facts of nu­ remember the names of the three Landscaping, slip covers, stylet Faint apolis Lakers figure* Clyde LovelTruly this 'promises to be an .Secretary, Mrs. Mary Duncan trition and sound health prattlers. Wise Men?. . .Melchior. G sspir , ujt»bie for individuals. “ Goodbye: lette will be a better basketball exciting Christmas morning for |Mr. Roach", candied citrua peel ! Treasurer. Mrs. Charles Buahong At lunch time be puts tsese fart* and Balthaiar! scorer this season due to hii lost the little girl who's been dream­ , — ' ,------ r r ------ ^ . ; are among the demonstration* for |Delegate, Mr*. George Otto Into hlj growing body. He la devel­ of excess weight ing of a new doll! Alternate Delegate, Mrs. Vincent oping good food and eating habits.' A foot bath is mighty n froth - u * current year. In the fall meet­ Matecki For example, children are taught' ing, say about mid-afternoon. Just ing», the elubt will hear reports SANFORD CLUB that they need one quart of milk sit on the tide of the tub and let from members attending the Home President. Mrs. J. N. Axxarello every day to build strong bones, your feet soak in soapsuds aa Demonstration Short Course at Vice-president. Mrs. J. B. warm at you find comfortable. Gainesville, and will work with teeth and body tissue. At lunch he Crawford, is served 4 pint o f milk as par. Aa little as ten minutes o f thi* idea* for freezing fruit* and veget- Secretary, Mrs. C. M. Flowers of his luncn. Additional milk may will prove a Joy to tired feet, aad ablet, followel by Christmas tug- Treasurer, Mrs. C. L. Wallis be bought for three or four cents. I even your face will look more rv- get lions. Two annual events of im- Delegate, Mrs. John D. Callahan Milk gives high return is food val-1 taxed — because the way your fe e * portance are the Christmas parties Alternate Delegate, Mrs. R. T. ue for money spent. It Is not only a feel has a lot to do with how and the family picaies in June Warren your face looks. which all clubs enjoy. In June each beverage but a food which contains After the foot bath, pot on F««r, the chounty dross revue is more o f the building and regulating j Grasping hands appears in an­ materials needed for strength and: clean stockings and a different h*ld *’ th« Council meeting, with tiquity as a legal act symbolic of A fhoughful gift in this fiber- rffrclency than any other single pair o f shoes to further that re- •*eh c,ub *>*vin* an entry. The freshed feeling. winner models her dress at th* the parti** Joining in compact, -.fla t* planter bowL Unbreakable, food. peace or friendship. In marriage, Uils bowl ronir* la an array of Sixteen schools in Seminole the hand of th* aneient Hindu colon to complement tbe decor County serve a Type A lunch. The D • « w \ i ,* . Some of the flub* h a d ceremony was the “ dextranim J‘“*f traditional or modern home*. average dally attendance in these r a m r I r c c s W n ifG regular meetings during this turn- functid'' in Rome which passed It eaa be n*ed lor flowers or schools last year was approximateon into the Christian rite and be­ . u ackt. Although many Hawaiian* have * “ • 5 od ^ U k t Mon" * ly 5540. An average of 3015 of these came a mere salutation. never seen ice except In th# form I ,nd Um* wood club» m tl• children ate lunch at school at a a cube, they paint Uielr Christ­ cost to the child of 25 or 30c. Ad­ mas trees whit# to simulate * ditional milk was available at 3 snow. ^ or four rent* per half pint Christmas dinner it an elabo\ Two schools which do nol hive rat* affair — but on# reserved ^ a lunch program served milk to xor for the intimate family group, me tnumite the children at 4 cents per half behind locked doors and drawn pint. blind*. The average daily attendance in Hawaiian hospitality Is such these schools was 502 for the year. that wer# th* door* not locked The average daily attendance In and th# blinds not drawn, strang­ drinking milk each day wa* 251. er* would wander In. expecting Many children in Seminole Coun­ the host and hostess to offtr openty are not taking advantage of the house hospitality of food sn j School Lunch and Special School drink*. However. Inexpensive gifts Milk Program. »re exchanged by everyone. Is your child missing a bargain ' in good health? Quick salad: drain canned green (snap) beans and m u with French A “ Pari* Umpired holiday" will be Don't verve a meat loaf cold aft­ dressing and some finely diced kern If ye* gift your favorite er it is 24 hours old! onion. Serve on salad greens. lady with either of lhr«r two cosmetic travel cases. Made of plastic In a gay Parisian print, tfcrrc'* a “ haag-up" and overnight kit. Do yen I t m that a healthy child needs three adequate meals every day? Most of os recognize the fact that a strong healthy body b ea­ ten tial for a good performance, be it aa adult at verb or a child at school. Research baa shown that good nutrition la cloocly related to emo­ tional stability, resistance to di­ sease, ability to think and reason, good vision, aad capacity to work. Can you pack a lunch for jroer child for twenty-fir* or thirty cents? Can you serve him lundi at home—one that supplies ooe-third o f his daily nutritional needs—for that amount o f moory? The first objective of tho school lunch program is to giro tho child a hot, well balanced meal at none. The Type A lunch meets approaimately one-third of the child’ s daily nutritional needs. It includes: 1. Meat, fish, poultry or a pro­ tein such aa cheese, egg, dry beans peas, or peanut butter. 1 Fruit or vegetable or both. 9. Whole wheat or enriched bread; butter. Homo Demonstration Work was started la Seminole County fai A w ast 19M, aad Interest la d o b work and membership bars increased oech year. There are seven Home Dmonatration clubs in the county, with a teUl enrollment o f ML The clubs are located la Chuluota, Elder Springs, Geneva, Lake Mary. Lake Monroe, Loagwood aad Sanford. Each (tab has Its awn officers. Including delegate and alternate delegate to the County Council Center for their mooting* The County Council Is a federa­ tion of all the home demonstration dubs la the county, and members of the d obs are members of the Council, which meete four times each year. The various chibs serve Hawaiian People £££ TB Christmas Seals Used World Over “right Every Little Girl Wants New Doll From Santa C la u t s' " ' sh”’ R O U M ILLA T and ANDERSON Your favorite corner drug store is all dressed up with thousands of beautiful gift ideas COME IN AND SEE------ MAX FACTOR’S Latest Fragrance . . , “ PRIMITIF” “ For The Woman Who Is Every Inch A Female’’ also:— MAX FACTOR'S “ ELECTRIQUE”— We have a complete line of other nationally advertised cosmetics. REVLON’S $64,000 IDEAS SHELTON’S - ESCAPADE, FRIENDSHIP GARDEN, DESERT FLOWER and OLD SPICE TABLE TENNIS TOPS Regulation size table tennis top complete with legs. An ideal gift for the children . . . COMB and - BRUSH Sets Johnson | A pair of streaming hurricane | lamp* executed in *hlmmrring • glass rryrial trimmed in either 2 XJ-K gold or platinum will rum• plement table setting* or hut! feta, and make most welcome ; gifts. The perfect gift foe th* budding young railroader. Platform com­ plete with leg* '> SW EETEST RUNNING JOHNSONS EVER Improved styling . . increased horsepower . . great new features in the Johns an Sea-Horse line for '5 7 ! New­ comers are the beautiful custom 35 hp Golden Javelin, two other 35 hp models, and two new 18 hp motors. The new Tower-Master generator on the 35ls opens new areas o f pleasure, llecauae they’ re Johnsons, they carry the load . -you know they're dependable. ; A happy holiday season Indeed •la Ue woman who luid* an 2electric Dutch Oven under the jtitc. Turquoise porcelain, the »4'r quart cooker it skillet, fryer, ju u 'cfs* , aad ran be washed at !e :u ly so a dlvh. BRAND NEW OLD SPICE SETS and Singles LENTHERIC SETS * MAX CTOR SETS* YARDLEYSETS fjj Electric Shavers including the all-new Gift Suggestions for Other Members of the Family • On-A-Door Mirror • Mantel Mirror • Fireplace Fixtures • Fireplir* Mantel* • Power Tool* ' l REMINGTON ROLLECTRIC if p and the new color - choice SCHICK 25 j; S ALSO:—Cigarette Lighters (All Popular Makes) SsuminolsL Sporting Goods 25th S T . & S A N F O R D A Y E . P H O N E 2825 WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE r * LUMBER COMPANY » “ ■ S IRl l I f, IKNCH IH SRMORO • PHOM III 'O n Th« Corner By The Clock” �pr Girl Scouts Gift Shopping For M ens Active Here C lo th in g Is Lot M o re Girt Scooting iocs forward In Seminole County <• an active part a t the Cltroo Council o f Girl Scouts of United States o f Amer kat This fall, aa activities befln again, we will be functioning as a part o f a Girl Scout Council which should mein strong growth fo r our Girl Scout program. San­ ford and Lake Mary combine to make a Neighborhood Association as well as the Seminole (county) District. Soon ws hope to have other areas in our eounty repre­ sented. Association. Bi-monthly meetings will be held, beginning in Septem­ ber, through these our activities will be planned end recommenda­ tions made to the Executive Board which the Neighborhood Chairman presents to the Board. Mrs. Randall Chase, who will serve as District and Neighbor­ hood Chairman, and the Rev. David Carnefix, who is a MemberAt-Large, are to serve on the Citrus ^Council Executive Board with other persons from our area serving on Board Committees. Three delegates will be elected In November to represent our Dis­ trict at the Annual Meeting in January and at other Council meetings. Interesting This Year This year gift shopping for men’ s clothing gifts Is more In­ teresting than ever before! Styles are different! There's a rich vari­ ety o f colors and patterns, and wonderful new fabrics to choose from. Perhaps the men on your girt list srsn't very style-conscious, but these good-looking, practical gifts will certainly insplrs them! The m in who knows clothes, will appreciate these handsome addi­ tions to his wardrobe. A Neighborhood Association made up o f ail Girl Scout Adults Committee (Leaders), T r o o p p r a i s e w o r t h y s h ir t s Members and Sponsors within the All men will nppreciaie a new neighborhood ana. Since Semi We have 13 active troops at addition to their shirt stock. Choose note Distict has ao few troops we present. All troops have been re­ a sparkling white (or popular pas­ will operate as a Neighborhood numbered through the Citrus tel) dress shirt for him in his Council and they aro as followst favorite collar and cuff style. For formal wear, there arc new In Lake .Mary, which Mrs. Lucius 8 e o 11, assistant Neighborhood plealed-frnnt drew shirts. A rich eumeumberband would be a per­ Chairman, will supervise: Troop 214. leader. Mrs. Laurstte fect companion gift with a formal Williams, Intermediate. Miss D»r-; ailirl. othy Teslo (A ss't); Troop 230, I In sportshirti. th, choice Is un­ Mrs. Marie Watson. Brownie, limited as to fabric, style and • By MRS. BAYMONO MORRIS Mrs. Catharine Dunlap (Ass't), colors, lie'll be sure to like one CASSELBCRRY — T h e fourth Mrs. Mildred Taylor (A ss't); o f the new orlon Jersey pullover anniversary o f the Lions Club In Sanford Troop 241, Miss Fran­ shirts, a soft wool plaid shirt, chartered In Peb. 1952, was cele­ ces Cobb, Intermediate; Troop or a blaxer striped shirt. NEW BULKY KNITS brated with a Ladles Night party 242, Mrs. 1. J. Butler Jr., Brownie; New this year arc the bulky- The pint-sited Christmas chopper gifts his Dad with a long-sleeved last Peb., with 11 charter mem Troop 233. Mrs. James Grant, bers present emorg the nlnty-two Brownie; Troop 20t, Miss Frances knit sweaters in wool, orlen. dac­ sport ewrati-r ol 17% lambs wool and JArj. orlnn with smart v-neek irimmed In a contrasting rotor. Dad's »blrt Is a gay. hertieoUlly Lions, Isdles and guests attending. Cobb, Brownie; Troop 203. Mrs. ron or nylon. Therefore styles for striped cotton shirt-another grand gift Itemevery age and every type of Wm. Norris. Brownie; Troop 19i. Since its founding Casselberry male: striped sweatercosts. new Lions have been active In all kinds To be filled, Brownie; Troop 149, •*Julian-look” pullovers, V-neck o f welfare work, civic projects Mrs. Fred Robb, Intermediate; sweaters and popular Scandinav­ a and, in it* special field o f aid to Troop 210, Mrs. F. D. Scott, Intermsdiete; Troop 211, Mrs. C. O. ian ski sweaters, in ■ wide range “ the blind. of colorful patterns. The club’e activities In wellars Jones. Intermediate, Mrs. Robert Advke to laditit You can suit JACKETS AND BURCOAT8 Berg (A ss’t); Troop 212 Mrs. R. and aid to the blind cover a good most m>n's taste with rlothlng Wonderful for weekends, driv­ portion of the Southern part of E. Spencer, Intermediate; Troop ing and leisure wear are the now gilts, but DON'T try to buy him ■ the county and, the records reveal 196. Mrs. Doland Rowe. hat! carcnsts. o f lurcoats. Choose from A Fly-Up Troop will be organised that only on one occasion has it Mrs rich-looking suedes, loden cloth, The matter of style, color and been called upon to assist a rest under the leadership o f James Buckler and, we hope that corduroy, covert or tweed costs. width o f the brim is a highly in­ dent of the town. Most favored Is the single breasted troop will be started at All Toiletry and good grooming aids dividual matter. Your best Idea Of the thirty-four p ain of Soul's Parochial School under style, often with leather buttons, will please every man on your is to buy him n Hat Gift-Certifi­ or toggle fastenings. glasses supplied to children, most Mrs. Howard Hanson. gift list! He'll really be delighted cate and let him choose his own. m o f them have gone to pupils of Plans for a Basic Group Leader1 An all-wool Glen phld, tweed, with a new electric raior In a ® Lyman School. An average of or Ivy league striped, sport Jac­ Many stores have attractive gift ship Course ((or training new lead­ handsome case. eighteen bushel baskets of food, containers in the shape of a mini­ ers) are underway amT all persons ket, styled In the new slim lints, His favorite refreshing after­ ature hat hox, with certificates Including a chicken or a ham have interested in participating should will be sure to please. shave lotion and cologne. In an ranging from $3.00 up. been distributed annually nt LEISURE WEAR call Mrs. L. M. Miltsap (11792-M), Christmas time and, blood from or Mrs. L. B. Llbbcy (22M-W). Comfort U the prime requisite attractive gift package will* make Most o f the town hats feature a hit. If he'd like to try something •> the joint Lions-Woman's Club Mrs. Edwin Epstein (1323) Is In for men’s leisure wear, but style new, there are many famous name narrower brims and more tapered 7 blood bank has been supplied to charge of membership. Any girl Is Important too! You’ll find lotions and rolognti to choose crowns. The Tyrolean is the popu­ many area residents. lar hat for sports and leisure desiring to become a Girl Scout smart, new pajamas with slack- from. wear. styled bottoms and T-shirt tops, Paul McClure is the newly in' should contact her. Popular club style or military or ski style knit pajamas. . .ideal . stalled president and past preal* Tit.* color range this year is Two Day Camps at Silver Lake * dents are William Dlggla, Ray- Camp will be held In August. The for lounging or sleeping. The pop­ brushes with plastic, wood or more extensive than ever before. w ; mond Morris, Wilson Alexander Brownie Day Camp is to be from ular coat-style pajamas ar« shown metal backs are always useful. The happy man with a gift cer­ In warm flannel or broadcloth, in A manicure stt. complete for tificate will be able to find just and Allen Vickers August 6 through 10. Mrs. I. J. a great variety of colors and pat­ good grooming with scissors, file the hat to suit his personality and Charter member! include Dlgglt, Butler, Jr., and Sirs. Ralph Wight terns. anil tweeters, In ■ leather case, hU wardrobe! ; Morris, Alexander, Junius Allan, will direct this camp with tho A colorful woolen-orlon and wool makes a handsome gift. Hibbard Casselberry, Leonard following helpers; Sirs. D. W. Lin­ New on the msrket Is a mod­ 1 Casselberry, Ben Evans, Jtlljer ker, Mrs. James Buckler, Sirs. plaid robe, or wool flannel with Ever toss cubes of corned beef Evans. C. K. (Bud) Fisher. Wil­ George Smith. Mrs. C. Francisco. a pocket monogram, would be an erate priced dry skin cream and into a cabbage salad’ Good! appreciated gift. If he travels, a i lotion, made especially for men, liam Otto and Frtd Yeager. Joe Miss Nancy Robb (Senior Scout), matching robe and pajama set in It will be irally appreciated dur Weimer, one o f the oldest non­ Miss Nancy Cushing (L ife Guard) a travel case, will hit the spot. ing the cold, chipping winter wea charter members is last yser's and Mrs. R. B. Crumley, assisted thcr. ACCESSORIES Lion Of The Year, being honorad by Sirs. Harry Lee Jr., will be Other "little” gift ides* are: A gift box of shaving needs: m because of his work as program Camp Nurse. The Intermediate Day Camp will run from August matching wool scarf and glove lather, blades, rntor and lotion chairman. sets, leather gloves, ties, stretch , . .Is a gift to please him for The Lions made substantia! 13 to 18 with .Mrs. Fred Robb as socks ,a plaid or cheeked vest months. cash contributions toward tha Director and Sirs. C. O. Jones, and a gift certificate for a new A large site shower hath soap .Woman's Club building and do­ Sirs. R. McKnlght, Mrs. F. D. hat or shoes. on a nylon cord will save tempers Scott, Mrs. Bill Perry and Miss nated many hours o f labor in its and slips. construction, under direction of Nancy Robb assisting in tho pro­ A waterproof lined leather. gram. The theme o f this camp is Homemakers furnishing homes Ben Evans, local builder. The club also has the only Lion* to be Nature. Girls will complete from scratch have a (wonderful plastic traveling kit, fitted with his everyday toiletry trailer in the ares. The chassis work on Outdoor Cooking Merit opportunity to buy and live with a" . a wonderful gift. Badge and a small group will '-• .Ithe' can he makc‘ was presented tho eb b by Liou work on the Curved Bar starting kept In beautiful condition for a Fisher and Lion Dili did the con™ atruclion work. The trailer is their Conservation Badge Work. : Roasting a duck? Try a stuffing j of Saurkraut, apples and raisins. equipped with twin loud-«peaksri Betides this they will have active them wild ,uu ...d water! game*, songs, handicraft and and will carry ten occupants. * President McClura has outlin­ swimming during which they will ed a broad program of activities work on a Water Ballet. They ■nd has for his administration ana nai| plan too, to spend two or three been assured of 100 per c«nt coop-' n|Khts at camp. It is a wonderful •ration by the members, lh * club; o P P o r t u n i ty for Intcrmodiac Scouts. has a closed membership of thlr There Is an aeutt need for vol­ ty. unteers to b« leaders so that Lions Are Adtive In Welfare Work Let Man Pick Own Hat Toiletry, Good Grooming Aids Please Every Man more troops can be organized to WRITE WHERE YOU PLEASE take care o f the long list of girls Handwriting on the wall waiting to become Girl Scouts. needn’t be a disaster, thanks to Anyone interested In being a lead* paint that transforms any sur- er is asked to call Mrs. Randall fa ce into a chalrboard writing Chase (123), Mrs. Lucius Scott slate — providing Junior with (1613-R) or Mrs. L. B. Libbcy plenty of wall space to write on (2289-W). ‘ safely. Wo hope to find sponsors for This write-on paint, available in each troop. Any church or civic black or dark green, can also be organization interfiled in apon^ Used to create a writing area near -oring a Girt Scout Troop should | V the kitchen telephone for family contact .Mrs. Randall Chaie. -message* Or grocery lists. Best Girl Scouting has much to offer Gift* both handsome suit useful travel with your good wishes when Ct all, the blackboard-like finish in the character development of } ,•JfA* ? r* *rave* accessories, lo ft: a trim,waterproof linedtollr- j can be "erased" with soap or de- our girls and much can be achiev- i , Lhn hI. VJlX T.'J0 "*i.M1u*A L 1’" 111' ' , ,or 'raveltergent .uds on a damp sponge. ,ed with your interest and support. I keep ties In fine xhs,e .nd . t hn d y "iU eUminr,u!lf*k.t‘ tawi: " r, , ^ --------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- 'imported Implements. AMERICAN FLYER FREIQHT TRAIN USE OUlt t . ^ O C LA Y -A-W AY j ) / . J U / Color-striped Diesel unit with 8 driving wheels. Includes gondola, freight car, and red coboose. Has automatic uncoupler. Comet complete with 12 sections of curved track, modern terminal, and transformer COM PLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES Here are some llpr on wrapping gifts o f "cash"! Fine pur„ Pocket accessories solve miny a gift problem from the family teen, •xers to the friendly postman. From the lop. round the circle- V •lim secretary for in* th« DuimruMau, businessman; • a (umuin«uoa combination Wine wallet J1 .1® pocket w c r jw iy ior km i u w-w mmm* am a lii d t lf le d r a .a m n lU l f* . f.v •,h?. *» alligator dress wallet for ?oo £•*•*“ 0 he ; a trench purse for the lady of fashion: a bilifoi.i and a miniature French purse for "m id WINN TV E. 1st. St. At Sanfurd Ave. Phone 117 Church Is I Expanding By MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS CASSELBERRY - T h o Com­ munity Methodist Church. Which had Its origin in she o.'d Commun­ ity House as ■ noo-denomlnatlonal assembly la 1M1, la soon to roach the extent and proportion o f its initial architectural design. The church as it now stands was started May 11, 1941, when ground-breaking ceremonies were conducted on a site donated by Hibbard Casselberry. The church then was under the leadership ot the Rev. Nath Thompson. The Rev. Dr. Itowaid Taylor, retired, of Winter Park, held tho pulpit from 195o until the (alt ot 1953. After Dr. Taylor's retire* ment the present minister. Rev. Darwin A. Shea was installed and has carried forward the dreams and hopes of those whose inspira­ Everyone on your lift lid has a special kind af faggaoa wM travel more fun. The fitted vanity ease for a teen-ager’s eovaseUca tion Is almost a reality. • ill go t.i many a pally and weekend. The eversbe daffla M l la Tha addition, one that will near­ perfect Tor a commuting friend; the renter club bag with • MM-fci ly triple tha present capacity, is brief .-<« |i inr hmto.n la a gift Idea for execalivea sad the Mala expected to cost upward of 130,000, rase Ideal for any girt. and is today fast nearing comple­ tion. It comprises graded class­ rooms for all ages, with an as­ sembly hall for each unit. There is a large fellowship hall and a A net Is a Christmas gift that I large or small dog. or one with modern kitchen. 'Hie present mind­ can be presented to almost any- short hair or long. However it ing has a choir room, electric or­ one—provided the one wrho'i gan. minister's study, a sound­ receives it has a place to varci in wise to select a pedigreed dog proof “ cry-room'* and a cooling for it. from a reliable breeder, if poss­ system. A few leading questions at ible. beea-is* then you are assured When it became known that the list-nuking time will reveal ex­ of a healthy pet. present (lie was Inadequate for actly the kind of pet most Kittens also make favorite the original completed architec­ wanted. tural design, Casselberry donated Children Invariably want a gifts, and your pet shop !■ sure another plot of ground, sufficient puppy, and it matters little to he able to find the kind you not only for the new addition, but , whether it is destined to be a want — from a fluffy PersUn to targe enough to provide ample a sleek Siamese. parking space as Weil. Other pets that would bo wel­ Sirs. M. C. Duggins is president comed as gifts include: tropical Of the WSC8 and Howard Buell is fish, hamsters, parakeets, can­ president of the Men's Club. aries and a variety o f tropical Gsorge Kilter Is chairman of the birds which either sing or MB be Board and Harold Wood Is Sun­ taught to talk. day School superintendent. Pet accessories would bo ap­ The large cross dominating the preciated by those who already front gable of the Chapel was a have a pet In their home. For donation by Martin Andersen, dogs you could choose a collar or publisher o f the Orlando Sentinelharness, leash, basket, blanket, Star. grooming equipment or whittle. The Casselberry church main­ Cats love toys such aa a catnip tains a regular schedule o f serv­ monte rubber ball, scratching ices, starting With Sunday School post and many other gift Idea* st 9:43 and morniog worship at 11. you'll find on a trip to your pet The young people, ages 12 to 23. shop. gather Sunday evening at 0:30 for the Methodist Youth Fellow­ ship undsr the leadership of If you're going to build n Miss Donna Lou Barnes, presi­ utility closet or cabinet to hold dent. Wednesday evening at 1:30, house-cleaning equipment, rn ta n i her the advantages of peg-board. It the prayer and Bible study service and Thursday evening Walls constructed of peg-board completes the program o f the have a maze of little holes for week with choir practice. - Smart and small: hardly larger holding hooks or pegs. Theta -------------------than a fifty-rent piece and almost make it possible to hang many as thin — are thesa pocket alarm things on limited w ill space — Fiequent shampooing after Matches. It slips late pocket or mops, brushes, cloths, sponges, you've changed the styling or purse without bulk or weight; and dustpans, brooms, and so forth. your hair helps In training it has a gentle, Insistent alarm to This assures a neater, morn effi­ suecetifully to stay the way you serve as a faithful reminder, fa cient closet — and the peg-board want it aranged. hunting case models. itself is audsabte. Pet Is Good For Almost Anyone �Can-Can Petticoats T o send skirts s-whlrling, perfect fo r wear­ Gowns B y Sana Souci, Van Raalte. soft Warm pastel colors, red black or white. Tailored or very dainty lacy styles. 6.95 - 22.50 in g during the Holiday season. &96 up Hats Socks Formats John B. Stetson hats in all AO one else. “ One site fits every foot” by Phoenix o r Esquire. Solid colors, stripes, clocks A ergyles. the newer styles and colors. See our selection o f formal*. cocktail and party dresses before you buy anywhere. The very latest word in styles A colors. Sizes 6 8 '4 - 8 From 10.00 From 1.00 Blouses Cotton and nylon, they’ re the tops o f the season, our blouses . . In styles that range from trim and tailored for day to very glamorous fo r evenings. Buy now fo r Christmas. 2.98 - 10.95 Sweaters Dress shirts by Arrow with or without french cu ffs. 7.95 3.95 By Ilickok, tu >nrs. cu ff links, individual piece or sets. Stud sets in red or black. Key chains A money dips. Sheer nylon robee. they’re charm­ ing. they’re frivolous and they’ re so very practical. Soft warm fleecy quilted robes, gives you frills without chills* 14.95 - 22.95 Sweaters Panties Rayon and nylon, trim m ed with lacs o r just plain. .79 - 3.95 Christmas time, school time or party time little girls' love to Belt & buckle sets, nil leather. Buckles in gold plate or sterling with gold inlaid. dress up. We’ve dresses, Jewelry From 1.50 From 1.50 Robes 4.98 -19.95 Belts Cuff Links 3.95 -14.95 By Jantzen. Majestic, aB wool, orlon Si cashmere blends. See our beautiful mathing sets. Also the nice selection o f jeweled sweaters. Beautiful array o f colors. Shirts McGregor Sweater’s, o r lo n ., new puff, new luxury, new colors. Wash without care and dries in an In­ stant. Site 86-12 We’ve a dream world o f the prettiest slips possible . . in u uelighifui variety o f atylra. Jumpers, blouses, made for quality, priced for value. Necklaces, earrings, bracelets to compliment every outfit. 1.00.15.00 Sport Coats Fine pin wale corduroy, worsted, or blends Jewel Cases o f cashmere. Also all leather suede. McGregor and Goodall A perfect Christmas g ift to r From 22.95 someone on your list. 3.98-6.95 Suits Sport Shirts Boys' Suits, blends o f wool & nylon, wrinkle resistant, durable, You’ re so right to give him SPORT SHIRTS, by such well known names as Arrow, McGregur. Botany. Ginghams, wash A dry cotton, woolens, corduroys & blends. Flaida, figured or solids. By Botany 500, Tailored by Daroff. Flannels, gabardines or worsted. All suits in the newer shades including Char-Brown. Char-Grey. A suit Is a gift most likely to succeed. smartly styled. Ages 4-18. 10,95 up Boys’ Jackets, leather jackets, From 3.98 65.00 tailored from selected horse hide leather. Ages 6-12, 14-20. 5.95 up Slacks Botany brand slacks. Gabardine A Flannels, New shades, aB From 15.95 A G IFT FROM M EAN S 6AN FO RD MORE! Ias S s I �Oviedo 1Clubs •Active Merchants Help Put On Christmas Parade By MARIAN JONES' Although th* Chamber o f Com­ community Improvement, but non* There art several organization* merce le a private organisation with activities so varied that active la tha tows of Oviedo. The representing over 800 business and they embrace all facets o f com­ Oviedo Woman’ * Club, which has professional people, it itrives to munity betterment. been very active for many years. serve th* pnblie at large. Ther* Because th* Chamber’ s fln t Mrs. M. M. King gave the pro­ are o f eourse other groups which interest is the steady and healthy perty for this building site, and have for their primary object growth of this area. It follows tha present building cannot be that this organisation cooperates used for anything but a community with end often spearhead* move­ ^organization such as this. Mrs. ments whleh make S e m i n o l e '^Theodore L. Meade, wife of the County a mors satisfactory place famous orehld culturist, served in which to live* Th* Chamber’s as the first president. job i« to ****11” Seminole County, and it knows that artiel* must be This club was begun ai a magin every way attractive to pro­ asine club. Many o f its charter spective resident* and invaitors. member are living, including the This telling takes on n number first secretary-treasurer, Mr*. o f different aspect*. Perhaps one Ruby U. Jones; Mm . T. W. Ijiw of th* most important it that o f ton, Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Mm . personal eontact. The Chamber Annie Carter, Mr*. W. J. Lawis Seminola County's official ^ ton and many oth*M. boat . . . a host who answers ™ Mrs. Donn Ulrey was Installed hundreds o f letters every year at th* May meeting as the new from all ovar thei United State* president o f this club. She will be and soma foroign >countries, anj ably assisted by a good staff of endeavors to Inject an Indivi lull officer*. warmth In each reply. Annually upon requaat thousands nf 4-color Ther meet the second Friday of brochures are mailed to travel each month, beginning with a and automobile clubs, we com# luncheon. The membership is stations, and person* fr m every divided Into equal members to put state. The S*"ford Herald Mallcr. there hroeheer.* r s<-i. month |Away Edition and a comprehen­ _ and th* club i* famous for its sive booklet financeJ by the ad­ W good food and good cooks. vertisements o f Seminole County They have had many celebrated business-men are also distribut­ visitors as guast speakers for the ed by tha Chamber o f Commerce. club, Including the Hon. Syd HerTh# movie o f th# area mad# >#vlong, Miss Jean Yothers, Lynn erai years ago continual to tall Bruden, and many otheM. th* story of Sanford end Semin­ W. Rex Clonts is president of ole County through TV stations th* American Legion Post No. and other outle’ s. 243. The Post for many years Th* idling o f the county and sponsored the barbecues Oviedo was noted for miles around. They It would be difficult to imagine Q have also sponsored many plays, the Yuletide season without a de­ ete. for th# town. The American Legion Auxiliary luge of gay and colorful Christ­ ceased a* an organization this mas cards. Yet the custom of ex­ changing these cheery greeting* past year. Mm . Henry Wolcott is just a hundred years old. was tha first president when this If began in 1812. when a 18-year organization was activated a few years ago. Mrs. Phil Packard was old apprentice engraver, William Maw Egley of London, England, the last president. designed a card to lend, to hia These two organisations sponfriends. Only one hundred copies sored th* girls and boys to Girls were made of his quaintly-clutter­ _ Slat# end Boys Slate , This ed design, which depicted a formal * year due to no Auxiliary, there banquet, a dancing party and a was no girl representative to group of skater*. Girls State. Among the boys and Beneath the illustration young girls sent by these organizations Egiey wrote. “ A Merry Christ­ and picked by the teachers from mas and a Happy New Year to the Junior Class of the Oviedo You” — a Yuletide greeting which High School, were Miss Ann Leln- still remains the m oif popular hart, Bobby Shaffer, J o h n n y ever written. Jones, Mis* Rebeknh Tuhy, and The first Chrlstma* card to win Myron Willis. All were delegates complete acceptance was sent In but Myron. Myron was the alter1862 by a London publisher. 0 note hut went due to th* fact Charles Goodal & Sons. that I.orn* Mathers did not go. In the twenty years that later Don Ulrey served for many vened the Idea bad spread to the years a* Boy Scout Leader of United States, and in 1874 a Bos­ this community, th* Oviedo Troop ton lithographer. Louis Prang, l* also being Troop 211. The P-TA sued his first Christmas card, thu sponsors tho Boy Scouts. Mr. launching an Industry. Ulrey has done a fine job,and Prang'* card* were world fam deserves a great deal o f credit for ou* for Iheir beauty and crafts this. Millie, his wife, deserves a manship and sold for several dol­ lot, too, for she has certainly been lar* each. a wonderful helper to Don. AI They used few of iiie traditional W Dawson replaces Don. AI i* an Christmas scenes, so familiar to­ Eagle Scout and has had much I day, hut instead depicted spring experience In scouting work. We flowers, harvest scenes and child­ . know that he will carry on the ren at play. good work of his predecessor with Many of Prang's designs were the assistance from his wife, borrowed from the paintings of Elihu Wilder, whose murals grace Maxine, Oviedo has had two Engle the Library of Congress in Wash Scouts thus far, Don lllrcy Jr., inulon, D. C. There are many interesting ver­ and Jimmy Brookshire, and Is sions as to how the custom of pro ad of both. A The Cub Scouts, with John gift giving at Christmas lima start Evans as Cub Master, Is quite ed. line Ic’ i nd slates that gift giv­ active also being Troop .’ 11 Many good den mothers have ing at Yule time originated in helped with this work throughout ancient England, where it was once c -torn to hang kissing rings the past few yeurs. P. J. Allen is worshipful mast­ in the great halls. These ring* er of the Oviedo Masonic Lodge, were decorated with mistletoe and were the key for a pleasant holi­ also Lodge No. 243. It has been day pastime. It is said that th* setiv# for many years. young knishts and ladles would A few years ago they built » comclh to he kissing rings with _ n e w building across from the new J Christmas roses for their secret • City Hall Memorial building ! sweetheart. There are many- past masters of This started It all. Now gift the l.odge still living in Oviedo, giving is traditional. including Theodore A 'll in, T. W. Lawton, C. I„ West Jr* Tommv organization In Oviedo. Frank W. McUin. Emmett Kelsey, etc. C. lulbott atul J. II. Junes are past L. West Is tho present treasurer, patrons o f this organization. Oth. replacing J. B Jones, xvhn served -r members include: Mr*. P. for many years but had to re* Ragsdale, Mr*. Theodore Auiin. Mr*. L. B. Hart, Mrs. Jot | Beasley, Mrs. 8. E. Parker, Ml ■ Ruby U. Jones, Mr*. Irving Mal­ colm, Mrs. Joseph Leirhnrt, Mrs. G. W. Alford. Mrs. P. H. Brown. Mrs. Daisy Farnell. Mrs. Lynu Moslcr is a paat matron of "her chapter in Vermontville, Mich and attends the chapter regular ly but has not joined as yet, Mr* Paul Slavik is also an Eastern Star member but of an Orland chapter. Exchanging Cards At Christmas Is Very Old Custom its communities to Industry re­ quires sr entirely different ap­ proach. Most concerns which con­ template expansion employ on* of the firm* whleh specialises In evaluation o f possible locations. To these th* Chamber suppllts faets and figures from Its a st­ atical file, aa well as general In­ formation because in lustry now takes a very keen Interest in th* living conditions offered by th* community in whleh workers may have their tomes. On* o f th* mo»t l"p>rtant ad­ vantages o f any section and ab­ solutely e-sen ai are good toads. Th# .Seminola County Chamber o f Commerce has worked prodigi­ ously to promote a program whleh would not only modern's* existing roads In tha county hut would preclude the by-passing nt th# area hy arterial highway. Some o f the results o f its rf forts in cooperation with othei. are the a'x-ianing of French Av*. through Sanford, the four-lanlng' » f the highway between Sanford and Orlando, and th* stodle* non being made o n the proposed causeway across Lake Monroe. Th* development e f Seminole C o u n t y along all lines is no ac­ cident . . , nor has It coma for free. Th* Chamher o f Commerce continues to work to maintain an atmosphara that will attract InveatoM to the area and ona that will keep the County dominant in a highly competitive southern market. TIm highlight of a o a a u i t r celebration of the Christmas M ton in Seminole County is tho annual Sanford Christmas pa rad*. Yat it is m y doubtful if on* out of 100 of tbs spectator* who tins tha parade rout* give say thought to tho** who plan and (Inane* this holiday season treat. The Christmas parade is spon­ sored jointly by th* Sanford Mer­ chants Association and th* Sentinol* County Junior Chamber of Commerce. . .th* Jayce**. And upon th* merrhanl* fall* th* burden o f arranging for financ­ ing of not only the parade, but of Christmas lighting sad du e tt- tiooa. This i* but on* of th* many activities o f Ssnford's merchantorganisation, an sfflllats o f ths Seminote County Chsmbsr of Commtrc*. Its $T members, a proportionately small number from th* total Sanford area bus­ iness firms, endeavor to keep trad* at home by various pro­ motion efforts. Recently the Association coop­ erated with th* Jaycees and the Chamber of Commerce In th* er­ ection of a series of highway signs calling attention to th* Sanford Zoo and Buslnass Dis­ trict. Tha Association also spon­ sors sates events on s city-wide basis, and worka to maintain high standards in merchandising. As s protection to local business against itinerant solicitors, tha Association annually appoints a A striking ffnterpler# for your creening committee from which Christmas table can be easily (hose who plan to ralsa funds by door-to- door canvas* art remade. Heap blue and silver ball* ' qulred to recelva a letter o f re­ on an oblong platter. Soften the commendation. Tha groups keeps bale of 2 white randies end stick In close touch with local legis­ '.hem nt rich rml o f the platter. lators in regard to nny proposed Dip sprays of evergreen In legislation which might be helpful white paint, dust with artificial or detrimental to the retail mer­ snow, and arrange around the chant. base oi tne baits, being sure to The officers o f tha Merchants hide the dish completely. Let th* Association are: B. I.. Perkins pointed sprays extend several Jr., of B. L. Perkins A Son, Inches at each end of the arran­ president; (ha la also chairman of gement for a graceful effect. i tha Chamber o f Commerce ComCreate a beautiful effect in the I merdal A ffairs Committee); apirit of the season with ceramle Clifford McKlbbin Jr., of the Chri-tmas fijtirines Choose a ' firm of Carraway and McKlbbin. lovely Madonna ur angels and secretary; and R. N. Blarkwelder. highlight Ihe grouping with manager o f J. C. Penney, Inc., while candles. •treasurer. • Silver, Blue Balls iVill Make Striking Table Centerpiece The Ideal gift for men and hoys s i Christmas time <» so all-wool sweater. Th* mans sweater h a cable-stitch model with continental slit neckline. The boy's sweater is In a Scandinavian desiga In gay color combinations. Travel Fan W ill Appreciate Gift That Spells 'Go# SKIRTS BLOUSES JACKETS lovely lingerie by Henson A im-ludlnv the new slim slipbottoms to wear under sheath fully A bountifully trimmed simple in opague nylon tricot. Vanity Fair with .la*h.il kirtr Beauti­ or elegantly buttciv tift leather Jacket makes i wai m welcome n'fl. and one that last for years. White and pas­ tels in casual or dressier style*. A flannel blazer for her sportswear or corduroy car-coat will ilia* her happ), too! a SLEEPWEAR PAN TIES Briefs that fit to perfection! Embroidered and lacy, on nylon tricot. There'a nothing like luxurious ling­ erie to make a girl feel glamoroua. Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed' prr.cnt is this soft, full sleeved list a sweater is always a win* buy. * prated jersey. SWEATERS pull-over# A cardigans, matched .eta, beaded A ribbon trimmed sweaters. Ortons, wools, furand Ihe wonderful new no-piti , Dyed lo match the skirt*. Jewelrv seervr*. collar*. Iiosterv. e ’ t1#*». purses, (hoes. Wo can't describe them all, Lome m & tor Th- traditional Christmas gift! Quilted cottons or nylons, washable wool flannels A coiduroys. Lounging sets of matchiug pajama A roue, in eluding Tommie seta. . Tops for comfort end goad looks 2.95 -10.95 ACCESSORIES Sweet dream* come ea«y when she wear* these glamorous bed togs. The colors are delectable, the styles, shortle dress length A long .are a vision of delight in sofi -ivIon tricot. Foe n warm cnod night choose a halbriggan nr e flannel. ROBES m ia sport shirts for a Christmas For Ihe man on your Christmas Sissy-shirts with long, 3/4, or jh"rf sleeves. In nlma cottons , tc dacrons, toft datrltiue deluxa In dressier typo ault blouses, and 1 lafQ nr velvet* f«r evening wear. > Also a big selection oi roan-talloud lv>-ui.is uu Sim Is in aouds, prints, plaids f; stripe*. �Methodist WSCS C a t h o l i c Women Co mpl e t e V o lu n te e r Firem en Important Part Active In Community M any Projects Each Year OfChofchUte part W the ehwrrh Hfe. There ere 'te a circles la the Society, la d aha the. Wetieyin Sendee Guild, which b composed Notion Gifts Are Always InSense Notion gifts art alws> ,n season and are especially appro­ Membere of tho coricty meet la priate now. Vonll find s wide McKinley Ball for their monthly selection of smart, colorful and men and >ntaess sad program meeting, practical gifts for the lin t Tuesday o f each aMath Every well groomed man will at 9:81 * at. Tbo parpoaa of the W oaua’s appreciate a valet rack, which Societ) o f Christian Service shall bolds an entire day'a wardrobe. A gifi-boved set of wooden he to soft* a8 women ef thr Church in Christian living and hangers, «r a chrome tie rack eervico, to develop, and support will be appreciated and used! A complete I hoe shine outfit Christian arork among women end children around the world. In a handy wooden box, or a To take part In eetfrhles is will clothes brush will keep him neat Closet arceisorlet are alwaya strengthen the ehnreh. improve set of efrle. community and world con- welcome. Giv# her a ditlotj* To this end, this organi­ quilted, lightly scented bangers, a metal shoe rack, a set o f plas­ sation thali enlist women vooag tic garmeat bags, a fancy hat people jad children In thl- Tirtfbox. a folding blouse rack or a tiar feilowiRip, to seenr< funds multiple skir. linger for icdvitict in the local jaurch, A beautiful woven needlepoint a nr ,uppert the work undertaken at jo me and abroad, for the es- knitting bag is a gift she'll be proud to own. A fitted sewing box with a lelf-lifting tray holds Community The Society wiT eonall her tewing needs. d u e Severn Study O w nes lur­ Lovely gift* 'hat she’d liko ing 'he year at the church mder to own are a brocaded lingerie the direction of Mrs. Bob Chic. esie, a satin hose case or a ••Paul's Letters to Local Church­ quilted satin round Jew*'. case. es," b* Francis Gerald Cnsley A xipperrd travel bag in wat­ will b* Mught In the circles this erproof plaitJ with assorted year. plastir Jars anJ bottles will Eaci ircle adopts one .» more matwonderful gift. shut-ins to viilt each month. Members of the circles also serve •e hostesses tt the U J O -ach month The rifoman • Societ) a always cooperative in helping with vari otu activities o f the Methodist Youth Fellowship, which Is com posed * '*ie young folk* o* the church Suppei u served twice a nonth to the M.V.F. by the circles they also serve supper each nigh' dur­ ing Christian Adventure We*k Which Is conducted by tb* 3 Y.F •very year. It Is the duty of the circles to provide hostesses to help serve Vacation Bible School, and they are also responsible fur preparing Communion each month. Last year a baiaar and supper was sponsored by the Society to secure money to renovate the chuch kitchen. Plant are already being made for another bazaar to be held in November, which will enable them to comple'nodeling of the kitchen Each year before Christmas all i t the circles o f the Society meet In McKinley Hall for a Christmas Fellowship Dinner, which la fol­ lowed by a program of Christmas worship, prayer, and meditation in the Sanctuary. This year Mrs. d. U. Hutchison ves appointed to a District OMiee. Present Officers are: - Mr». W. A. Hunter, president; Mrs. J. D. Bozard, vice-president;; irved 'ireade rk Mrs. Milton If. Wyatt, treasurer; Mrs. IL F. Cole, missionary edu­ chops? They’re unusual!) Jellcation; Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, atu- ( ciouj. To prepare, dip the chops dent secretary: Mrs. J. C. Davis,| in seasoned flour, then in egs aplrltual life; Mrs. R. F. Cren-' beaten with a little water, and ahaw, status o f women; Mr*. Joe finally In Dne dry breat crumbs. Jarrell, courtesy chairman; Sira. Brown |uickly In a lilts-* fat, then 51. E Raker, flower chairman; cover skill** and o o k over low 5!rs. L W. While, nursery chair­ heat until meal near bor.e shews man; Mrs. M. E. L*ddon, litera­ white. Remove cover toward nhd ture and publications; Sirs. A. G. of cookiug to rccrisp. Jones, secretary youth work. Mrs. E. C Williams, promotion secre­ McCall, Mrs. Albert Hickson, Mrs, tary; Mrs. Ray Herron, secretary R. T. Warren, and Mr*. J. IL Nic­ children's work; Miss E A. Bol­ holson. ton. secretary ol supply: Mrs. G B. Hudson, publicity; Christian social relations; Mrs. B. B. Crum Tbo Catholic Woman's Club of AO Souls Church o f Sanford is affiliated with tho National Coun­ cil o f Catholic Women. Through this national organisation tho Catholic women of tho United States make their voices heard In all important moral, social and civic issues o f tbo day. There has boon a woman's or­ ganisation in tbo parish for over fifty years. Today there are more then 100 active members In the club. Officers for tho 1950-5* year: Mrs. Robert Bauman, presi. dent; Mrs. A. Constantine, vicepresident; Mrs. Chester Macek. secretary; Mrs. W. Frank, trea surer. Standing committee chair men are; Altar. Mrs. 1. Derrenbachcr; U AO., M n. C. Milliken; Library, Mrs. Rose Hart"; Sun­ shine, Mrs. Paul Brcfka; Refresh­ ment, Mrs. R. LeFils; Member­ ship, Mrs. W. O. Livingston and Mrs. William Hilton; Sowing. Mrs. Paul Pexold; Publicity, Mrs. R. Ucrdman, Mrs. E. Witt, and Mrs. R. H. Hoogerwerf. Duties of tho altar committee are tbo cars and decoration of tbo altars on Sundays and special occasions. Volunteers for tho year are: Miss Sarah Easterby, Mrs. A. Constantine, Mri. A. A. Frank 8r.. Mrs. W. Frank. Miss Madeline Mallem. Mrs. M. MoF lem, Mrs. D. Brubaker, Mrs. H. Richter, Mrs. Sonny P o w o I L Mrs. Wally Dietrichs, Mrs. J. Higgins. Mrs. William. Thomas. Mrs. Lillian Wight. Mrs. H. B. Pope. Mrs, Lena Pexold, Mrs. J. E. Roumllilat Sr.. Mrs. Irene laid wig, Mrs. Frank Meisch. Mrs. J, Derrenbacher, Mrs. Dorothy Corrodl and Mrs. R. LeFils. iNew carpets and altar linens were purchased for-the sanctuary Every Christens* more vnd last year by the club. A free circulating library of! more people ir e nsing the shower o f colorful Christmas 200 books, in the vestibule of the cards they receive as an attract- church. Is s credit to the club, fr w # « e < . .s q » fto 8^*1* u.id«f the i!!X(rU.a Hurt and her helpers, Mrs. D. Mathers, Mies S. Easterby, Mrs. M. Ballweg, Mrs. C. Milliken, Miss Mary Scrivens Mrs. D. Peralto, and 5il*« Maty McMa­ hon. Other projects o f tho elub Im dude financial donation to '-he Camp o f Good Counsel, to the “ Feed— a Family" plan in urope and • complete layaite, donated to Catholic Charities each year. Baskets are distributed to needy families al Christmas. Four an­ nual affairs are held for the school children during the year: a Christmas party, Easter egg hunt, a school picnic, and a graduation reception. In civic affairs membere part­ icipate in Rtd Cross, Cancer and Heart drives, March o f dimes and American Legion poppy day. At the U.S.O. Mrs. Milliken had help two nights s month fram: Mrs. F. Lang, Miss M. Scrivens, Mrs. E. Witt, Mn. A. Lewis, Mrs. 0 . Has, J. Kolarlr, Mrs. Kinsella, Mrs. William Thomas, Mrs. IL Richter, Mial Mary McMahon, Mrs. W. Hilton, Mrs. C. Macek. Mrs. W. Livingston, Mrs. P. Fezold, Mrs. R. Bauman, Mrs. A. Constantine, 51rs. P. Roumllilat .Sr., Mrs, Marie i’exotd, Mra. P. Tirefka, Mrs. R. Hurt, Mrs. II. Kaitner, Mn. SL Ballweg. Miss Perhaps you’ ve toyed with the 8. Easterby, Mrs. D. Peralto. Many Idea o„ f ____ buying ___ _ _a live Christmas _ houn _ are donated to the tree for several yean, then at hospital auxiliary. Several social the last minute dashed to the get-togethers are held for the nearest lot selling cut Cbriatmas members during tho year. On# trees. that is open to the public is tho If you have agarden, by all annual card party held at tho means consider buying an ever- Mayfair Inn before I.ent. green that you can plant sfter The club under the direction of Christmas. Father Richard Lyona, is open to Yo— 'two will he '-llvered a|| Catholic women of tho parish, with a burlap-wrapped ball of though they may not expect to re­ earth around the roots ami will „Ml, her, permanently. It Is a be In a woodentub about 14 In- rhanfe t(, get acquainted with Christmas Cards In Holidav Deco- By MBS. B ITH L A T p Da Hat the jn r > o f i n s • 28 a wall was drilled and water system im tailed hi tbo town of Longwood. This was the first at­ tempt to ftrs the town soma fire protection. Joss Cottingham. the first fira chief, together with fire other leading citisens formed the first Volunteer Fira Department. At that time the equipment consisted of two, two wheel hose carts with metal rimmed tires. Tbo carts were drawn by a Model T Ford, furnished by the chief. A large oldihell former!!) used in the oil school house was mounted on a small tower near the ralir ad crossing and thereby famish id the alarm. During the late thirtica a foar wheel rubber tired cart was secur­ ed from Sanford. This cart carried a few lengths of hoes, a ladder and 180 gallon tank for water. This cart, which Is still on exhibition today, was drawn by a more up to date Model A Ford Truck. Some o f tbo original firemen ean relate to you many amusing incidents, as well as some ohstaclea overcome during the early rearm, due tn erode equipment. Longwood, Tike most of tho towns in Florida, has seen miny changes In tho past ten years, due to building, expansion and various improvements. In tho year 1948 our community, sensing the need for better fire protection, purchased a new Chevrolet Truck with modern equipment consisting o f ladder, extra hose, booster hose with fog noxxle. a 500 gallon tank, a tood pump capable of produeini' ad­ equate pressure and connections to provide for drawing water from lakes within the city limits. Tho present Fire Department consists of about 20 active volun­ teer men, serving under th e di­ rection of Chief Farrina. F i r o extinguishers, first aid kite, boots, a portable rosuscitator and ether modem equipment have been added. Recently the Department has secured another truck with hose, excellent pump and water tank of approximately 1000 gall one and the council has installed an automatic firo siren. Tho firemen have attended fire s h o a l |n o r d e r to get proper Instruction and now the Department is a member of thr Cpunty wide organisation tn work In cooperation with rearby eommnnities and «urrounding terri­ tory and to give more adequate protection to our count). Recently tho Longwood Coun­ cil has extended the water sys­ tem ronsldeyably In (he town, adding more hydrants and are drilling a larger well and pur­ chasing a new pump, all of whleh not only makes our town more Secure but has materially reduc­ ed the r*tes on Insurance policies tn home and business owners the Volunteer Firemen not only serve In their organisation hut as tueh take an aetive part in sit phases of community activities Streptomycin, the first drug used successfully to treat tuber­ culosis, was discovered by Setman Waksman in 1944. The National Tuberculosis As­ sociation founded in 1904 was the first organization In which doc­ tors and laymen banded together to fight a specific disease. 8ere to make • t o with the homemaker Is one o f the hondeot new «gte o f wvew-to-lte table ware at the left hi a wedge*ood" hi with gracefal design to "kite. The tarqe«l*e-colored set at the ri| h equally safe whether used to tho ovon, freeser or refrigerator, Home Demo Club's Membership Growing By MR9. RUTH LA TO , The records of the Longwood Home -Demonstration Club date back to 1938. Since thai time the membership has steadily tncreas ed. We now have fifty aetive members. Meetings are held in the Long­ wood Library Hall Bui'diug the first Ihorsday of each nvmtr it 10:88 a. m. After the business meeting a covered dish luncheon is colored by all 'present. In the afternoon vaVious pr»iSrvie, u-uaiiy under the aaper'iaion of Miss Myrtle Wilson, are earned out. Among ‘ heie pro] ecu you will receive inctnictlon on sewing, marketing, gardening, food preservation, home improve ment and various other activities so helpful to the home ma*.«r. For several years delegates have been sent to Gainesville to attend the Home Demonstration Short Course of five days dura­ tion. usually held in July. Longwood has been very proud lo have one of their own daugh­ ters. Mrs. George Otto Sr., as Buy Evergreen That Can Be Planted After Christmas * **. iglJn. < . , After Christmas, the tree shou d be planted In a hole approximatcly 20 inches deep and t inches in diameter. Be sure to plant your tree In an uncon•Jested area to allow plenty of room for future growth. In planting, do not remove the burlan from the roots. I’ labe tree In an upright positior md fill the hole with watered >eat moss and dirt, packing it down firmly for a permanent base. fellow parishoners. and Join in th# many worthwhile projects or(1, by the club. ^ ________________ The germ that causes tuberculueifl. the tubercle bacillus, was first identified In 1*82 by a German scientist, Robert Koch. --------The1 X ray, now a major wetr pon, was discovered by Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen, a German physides. In 1*93. .il.'ili U lk V ltO I.h r HEL-AIKE V-H 2 dr. .sedan. Kudin, heater, Powerglide. A powder puff. 6,608 actuai miles. One owner. > 195.1 CADILLAC 62 Idr. sedan. Hadin, healer, power steering, M AQC power windows, power neat and WW Tires. 1951 H )K D CUSTOM LINE V 8 Idr. Iludio and healer, CLEAN • ! IQC 1935 I OKI) FA IRLAN E I dr. nedan. Fordo malic, heater, W . s . w . tires 1951 DESOTO FIKEDOME 8 Idr. sedan. Powerflite. power steering. \V. \V. tires 1953 FORD F-100 6 cyl. pick up 1933 CHEVROLET DEL-AIR -I dr. sedan Powerglide, radio, heater, W. \V. Tires, One Owner 1931 DODGE *» tun panel. One local owner. CLEAN 1953 FORD C U S T O M L IN E 8 2 dr. Hediui. Fordomutir, radio, heater T '£ U ld £ L Several cars for No Down Payment ALL MAKES OF NEW CARS AT HUGE DISCOUNTS R im I d i o t s la sportcoats lend added air of luxury lo th so* Brighter color*. This soft allwool Shetland jarket which -*ould be sricomrd al Christmas bv any M.' ., combine* light blue with striking plaid. Cap L a lar aud ■lug tweed. I j COLLIER MOTORS "T * "ctler Serve You' jo u M a Phnoe 2131 20th A French president o! the State Hume Dem­ onstration Club for the past two years. Delegates representing the Club tins year are: Mra. S. L Tuppu and Mrs. Vincent Matecku ® Club members have ipon sored the Cancer Drive and at present ir e making bandages, setting aside one day eacb month foe :hU work. Officers o f the local club for the curtcnt year arc, president, Mrs. B. R. Gray; first \lce president, Mrs. Violet Fraint; second) vim president, Mrs. Floyd Andcrso™ secretary, Mrs. Earl Duncan; treasurer, Mrs. John Slurry. Tuberculosis all ages, but cases reported under 43 years strikes people o| half of the m-w are among people o f mge. A new case o f tuberculosis b reported In the United Statil every five minutes. �< : ' • ........... T All Vrsmen Admire, f Like To Receive diifls Of Lingerie Nothing is so definitely fernInlne and nothing Is so sure to be appreciated, aa a gift o f 3 lovely lingerie! h r * ' ■ r . - i x rT-l. . i " f " v c IJ Gifts To Please Every Family!! rVcsternV f Auto ] Associate { Store/ hop From little misses, to glamour girls, to grandmother . they all admire and love to receive fine lingerie. Our Complete Christmas I Selection! | 3 Layaway Silk, usually thought of a* the o f luxury, returns to lln -,#^ gerie fashions in wonderful s o ft! 4k crepe and chiffon slips end ej? gowns. ^ Dacron and cotton sheer* are dressed up with touche* of ribbon and lace. But the tang time 4K favorite in lingerie is nylon. Since the new fashion trend is Ww to the straight and narrow, slip* and sheath petticoats are styled 13 JP insu-e the smooth look I in ™erie colors are more varied than ever before and you ran choose from pastels to deep met- J 5 allic shades. fe For pa tv times she'll love a «ii crisp bouffant prt.'.-onl in nylon ^ taffeta, tulle or net. 7^ LOUNGE WF..4R gw A di*th;*.Ivc ar.d drama*.!: 3 Rift for holiday entertaining and 4$k long after, is a hostess gi.vn. Fhoose from many beautiful V styles in rich taffeta, velvet 1 * satin or nylon. Young girls of all age* will, like a plaid flannel duster a n d '4 k matching pajamas or a colorful j Tyrolean print cu'.tos quilted [ * jacket and slim trousers. SI.KKP WEAR Waltz length and full length gowns in silk, satin and nylon . ----- ’ avi3hly (rimmed with lace, F l* a ls and embroidered trim are Wonderful gifts. Popular and new are the kneelength sleepcoats, tailored or brightly embroidered full styles. Cotton knit pajamas take on ■ Scandinavian look In (rightly colored ski-styles. Flannel Pai - , 4k amas in dainty Provincial p r i n t s '^ are dressed up with eyelet and i 3 ribbon trims. Enchanting nylon 4k p a ja m a s are styled with lace stk “ nd smocked bodices in pretty, ^ * pastels and tone-on-toneco m -! 3 binations. A truly appreciated gift for |' weekending and traveling is a robe, pajamas and slippers in a compact travel case. You can choose from rayon, silk, cotton and nylon tricot ia a wide var­ iety of patterns. This year, give every woman V>n your gift list a personal, de­ lightful lingerie gift and you'll be sure to please. Now W ith Small Eight (o o l bed R uggedly all t*ecl. galvanized built, steel construction Deposit. heavy 1 slide tubular R ig id ly b raced and w elded to give long hours of outdoor fun S W IZ A R D — T O A S T M A S T E K G E N E R A L E L E C T R IC W IZ A R D — G E N E R A L E L E C T R I C OTHER SETS $19.75 TO $40.75 , i . , p W IZ A R D — M IK H O M A TIC IL O i S r e V E R E w a r e — w e s t r e n d it All-New M*4«rn Dm * F al l - $ l t « l e e g e « Cleat Ok m , Irtlltr! it Heet-Seel 0*t« - Ca ((•MMleal CotkingI a «*i*p. m w w n. t ..lw l.| |>>U« •ap C .o k U .l t.faa .1 Will raSUM im4 |lnalill«| Im H . . . w.fma • l a w .r.a ha a caal »«rtjt la* a*|«»t«*W Ua laailan a .« a .« 'a i . l a Hay a.aaa.aaa ha M**t... ***** h M s Oyiedo Folks Proud Of School, Faculty ^ ie d by a good teaching stall. Wal­ t e r Teague, former prinripal. left us for a promotion to assistant superintendent of public instruction hut still maintains hii home hrre. Ills wife, Katherine, teaches the third grade. Then Stewart Gatchel, Mr. Tague's successor, has car­ ried on a wonderful Job and Is well liked. We were so disappoint­ ed to hear of his leaving us but wc cannot stand in the way of his promotion as supervising prin­ cipal of the entire county. He and his pretty wife, Dorothy, and two |4k lovely children, Bobby and Gail, 14 ^ have been a wonderful asset t o | ^ ‘ Oviedo. W. H. DeShazo. who hails from Tennessee, has assumed Mr. Gatchel'* former duties as princi­ pal. Mr*. J. R. (Annia C.t Thomp­ son, one of the best English teach­ er* ever to teach English, nc most Aany other subject, and so well 3 o v « d by those who taught here for ^ a period of 40 odds year*, has re- j * tired but i* still the helper of j 3 those who arc In trouble with 4$k their lessons. | Mrs. James Partin, who began ^ her teaching career In Oviedo many 13 years ago with the first grade but 4k who has not been teaching except 4^ for substitution, returned to the ^ teaching staff this year. *0 0 Mrs. Kader Hart is another 3 teacher who did not return in the j 4k fall. Miss Emtstine French, the 4* teacher of the latter grade, was married. Both tcac!ur. v.ill b* ».i missed, a* well as Mrs. Virginia 4k Hottzclaw, who was teacher of 4fc the fifth grade Ihi* past year. ^ The school boasts a nice lunch room, manned by Mrs. w'anche g ; Partin, Mrs. A. T. Cartledge and ,4 k Mrs W. C. Weitmon Mrs. Douglas I ^ O A ria has certainly been wonderful ^ since sha has been appointed a* 1^ secretary to the principal. 3 Speaking of the school brings in mind the P-TA. We have a fine ^ P-TA and this year Mrs. James ^ Partin will be president with a r* fine group of officers to help her. 4k Mrs. T. W. Lawton, wife of the 4^ former luperintcndent of Public Instruction, was the first P-TA -vi . president in Oviedo. Mr Lawton <k ^ s e r v e d for about 10 years a* sup erintendent of public instruction of ^ Seminole t'ounty. They live in a *:-» targe home on Broadway. Wizard Swivel Top Cleaner 3-point guarantee26” tank model IF . ^ Roinainc lettuce i« sometime« called Co*. By any name, it’s a ligen that ha* crisp attractive given leave* with in#ie fa v or than the ubiquitous treberg lettuce. *^3 4k sk ^ ^ Streamlined styling with deluxe equipment! Headlight, luggage carrier, kickstand, luxury snddlc. white sidewalls. B oy’s or girl’s model. 2F2180.1 24” Deluxe. 2 F 2 3 0 I.5 ... _w...... ................ ..................... $50.95 20" Deluxe. 2 F 2 7 0 I.5 ................................................... $16.95 I •Round the-room clon in g I* easy with ''Swivel-TVp"! F r o dustbags, IS timea-aavIng cleaning tool*. G . E . A U T O M A T IC S K IL L E T S W iza rd M a ste r 8- 1B. W ash e r Wizard's new design for the budge.minde.l family! In*u lated oven w/Rnbcrt.*haw ronrol! 28JJ12.3 Deluxe 2.1(Wit $1,19 9.1 E le c tric 61 £L F a n -llrn te r .......— ............. ..... -•••• •-•9 “ All woltlcd steel cabinet in smart-2-tone brown nuked ^ mu men finish with simplified waist-high controls. Full 3 35.000 |ITIJ output . . . dependable AP constant level valve . . . draft regulator. Guaranteed one year. 2.17051 Complete line of oil & gas healers as low as $1.1.L» ^ Itudgi-t • priced washer su b deluxe featurj* t 5-po*ltlon wringer W, pressure • release and fabric adjustment. 5yr, Iran*, guar. ( C L ID S — $2.00 26” Western Flyer 3-speed gearshift FISHING TACKLE m J j 4 3 « # 3 SIX MODELS, IS STYLES T k rs ‘k l> k,n$ Ik a boat, b* v» . u« Stiilitr Aluminums lhf» ft hr m*« hnaM b«l*lt fog trf«M9, Kt pYlfoim in lh» m BOXES RODS REELS LINES BAIT F.njoy effortless pedaling on hills or straight aw ay! Fa­ mous-make 3-speed gearshift with lever on handlebar! Front and rear hand brakes, ball-hearing pedals, streamlined chalAguard, reflector. Red boy's model, blue girl’s model. 2F2U()2,3 m M i o U i u if i nl i n f Itrrtl y« xin$.»fi A ia*jl,ir rv.at It |.w (Oil. .i.«iitf If|ttiff |**.n* essro Ml i»l •o*i t rvcr l migh nulntftiMt in *11 rt a rt fo u u * M i uitw Truetone Phono IW ,/ < ■ " S-ipced portable play* all re cords. Full sue 4" speaker Maroon cover. i» l mi l o J i f lo t p in t t otnplctf iitfufmai.cn. Robot rewind starter S ^ J . . remote fuel system A I Geared for speed! Scoots up to 25 mph with no at all! Knsy-to reach throttle. 200634 F i*h in ’ 5. Lig h tw eig h t. 2G6lilO ............... $ Pow erm alic 12. Remote fuel la n k . 2(26637 . $ Super Pow er 25. SensationaP'2 (166511 $ Authorized Starlit* Daalar farmin M ickey Mouse In U r C o m Telephone Phone-Set Mousekapbone has Mickey Mouse Club insignia. Dial ring* shiny bell*. 3-Pc. .Metal J J 1 1 F a rm Set “ ■ Two 2-way phones let you talk & listen at the same time. 2 bait., 50-ft. wire. 7Q I'* Sturdy metal implements; tractor, rultipackrr, wagon. Bright enamel finish. W-Wwi 5 lo o Dump T ru c k | * 7 U Rrigbt enamel finish in eon(ratting colors. Pimping bed, •Kinging tailgate. 18” Working S * 1 Knud Grader O g Scraper irally lilt.*, raises, rotates! Front wheel* steer, realistic detail*. 20-Key Plano $ & Tone Chart 1 OC Elec. Foot- 0 mL ball Game Baby grand w/clear, mcllo tune*. Color tone chart and . instruction book incl. Players fumble A run, ki.-k. tackle! pats, 25" 15**** lithographed board. fW ESTERN l r AUTO ASSOCIATE » vies B ou n cin g S p rin g Horne J #V 9$ ^3 Colorful plaalic body and head w 4 springs. Mounted 8 K 4k 3 5 3 I IS By MARIAN JONES We in Oviedo believe that the j school is one of the best and man-1 3 i ' z " E le ctric Model Iron Q O jw ' # Clim bing Bulldozer Lithographed S l O P | ' 7 ° *Uol, rubber Underwriter approved! low heat element sctuslty warms treads. up. Isstic handle. emits harmless spark*. Climbs obstacle*, All-Metal $ I g g Iron in g Hoard Heavy-ga. steel white | perforated enamel metal . top. Folds for storage. Furnished S Doll Hou.ae Lithographed steel ruliinisl type house with scaled pastic furniture. 32" long. 3 55.000 It. T . U . --------- -----— ---------------------*92.9a ^ 75,800 It. T. I f . . ....................... .........SI01.95 ^ Fan spread* heat. Thermo•tat controlled, variable set ting*. Carrying handle. 1 0 ” — 14.95 1 2 " — -17.95 Cut bologna into cube* a r j «*.; ■kswer: broil, baiting with a bar- * * 4k a s ,o o o » . t . u . ‘v i\ o * 6 9 - 9 5 5 A# # 3 • Economy 37 Gas Range 27" Auto Transp ort S C Q S Hugged trrn-k romplete with 4 scale model caral Chrome cab, colored trailer. Fred M. Smith Owner 212 E. First St. X �M -------- J - * . Oviedo las 3 . Casselberry Attracts Many lu rch e s By MARIAN JONES Oviedo hae three chorehes, the iVlnt Baptist Church of Oviedo. The Rev. Louis L Day. of Kencame here about three ____ ago •* pastor of this choseh, reputing tho Rev. Frank Morgan, who la now pastor of i Riverside Baptjst Chard at UUMm U. ! n o Rev. Day ha* a ekaradaf -wtfs, Jaoa. who la aa aetoa^ibk§4 musician. Iba dlraata tho chair. aubstitaUa at Ihb organ for w T h . Martin, er tko pUnn far ,. Mn. Geoge C. Meaar, id addition lo her many other charrt datie*. ry have two children, DougUt, the eighth «ra *, and Brenda, Y 'very long. A MO,** annex waa .added daring Mr. Morgan’! term as, pest* of the tbnreh. Ifqjr a ^jraposed 11*000 annex, la in the Christmas Wreath Makes Holiday Season Merrier Part o f the tremendous fun o f Christina* la making it merrier by a n tin g your own decoretloost One o f the traditional decora­ tions, and one that Is easy to make yourself, la a Christmas wreath. If your ptrferenco la the wreath o f Christmas freons, simply bead a wire coat hanger Into a circle. Using small bought o f evergreen, fartsn each ono se­ curely to the circle w)th wire un­ til It if completely and evenly bits of holly, dusters of ortiamsnts, or tiny pine conss into the gresacry and top It with a big bow of rod ribbon. RffinesW iiW Fur a nwrs inudern-iiiuvd «!«*h;; other aide o f the church, but M T oration, a Christmas. wreath can ,,-fO Baected to the church aa the b* fashioned o f other materials , .-.prescat ore li. I to heighten . your holiday decor. 1U new brick ptateaium w u A gala wreath can be made of rJ-Mta erected during Mr. and Mrs.: fluffy angel heir. First, wrap (he •vv’Margan’s stay hi Oviedo. The old' coat hanger base with enimpled •t peatorium waa moved huh and tissue paper tied securely with ’ "gild to J, 0 . Reality, who re- string. Then wrap the angel heir Gifts Are Offered In Musrial line By MM. RAYMOND MORRIS CASSELBERRY — Incorporated Set (he joy o f Christmas to mu ale by choosing musical Instrumenti fur gifts. Every popular variety o f mu­ sical Instrument Is available — whether the musician who will ] receive it Is a very young b e -1 glnner or a trained expert; qr whether the gift Is meant to p r o -, vide relaxation and enjoyment fo r the whale family. tizea range from peckct site harnppoleaa to con cert, grand pianos, and prices vary from a few cast! to several hundred dol­ lars. You win find Instruments that can be played with Utile" or qo Instruction, while others require, y e a n o f training and practice. Pianos, most popular Instru­ ment In American homes, usu­ ally j t l r t at around $560. Home organs art slightly higher. Other Instruments that can be enjoyed loto are accordions and Voncertinaa o f allylzes and many in 1040 on a “ Pay-ai-you-iio” basis, tha Tax-Fro* town, which derives 111 nam« from Hibbard CassatbOTy lu founder and pion­ eer fern grower, continue! to at­ tract m identi from all parti o f the country. Located on HI*hway 17-02, about U s mJlel South o f Sanford, the m an than 1000 re* Wants indicate that Ha cithcna Ilka the no-tax idea. Ala* to keep pace with tha demand! o f modern Urine and to provide themaelvee with facilities and ferric!! any upAp-daU com­ munity boasU o f, lU eltiaem voluntarily subacriba to their eupport and maintenance, er do with­ out. In lt U , the A n d Casielberry fernery waa built, and In l'J37 the railroad eaubliabcd an Expreu Agency to handle 60,000 boxei o f feme, which tha fern­ ery wasehlpplng annually. They boast o f a modern fire Ri, > knows that .--Its trcaU his most Import truck and a company of eighteen Tor »iK«n«i» v ant Impressions, so he'll clcome a new eae this Christmas. certified volunteer firemen; a new m u n i c i p a l building, housing the Mayor*! office and the fire fighting equipment. The Maydr, clerk, fire aldermen and marshal,' Potted Plant Nice Gift If you want your Christmas climate, transferred to a shady gifts to keep echoing their merry spot In the garden, greeting for months to come,1 Though they bear no blossoms, give s potted plant. |ivy and. philodendron are popul. r Your choice may be a colorful fhrlstm as gifts and arj usublooming plant in a brightly *Hy comparatively low in cost, wrapped pot, or a bit’ o f green--------. . . . . . try, Interesting because of It* decorative outline or the shape 1 of Its leave. Plants eome from the nurseryi or florist In baked red clay pots I W®***, r * " • • • ■ that msy be wrapped in bright! or • gvselous slaty" — a gift foil; or you may prefer to set dial'* *ur» to please her — Is a the clay into a glazed cer- lovely locket. Church, the Long wood Folk: Proud O f Little new unit just eomWe, o f Longwood, certainly are proud of tho good sportsmanship and ball playing ability shown by our youngsters through the* Little League. The Longvfud Little League team has completed its third sea­ son of competitive play, under thv very able management of Vaster ■lntendsnt of Elgin. Ours Is one o f tho four assisted by teams in the franchised Semlnoltfalso chair* Orange County Little League loop slon E duea-, it was through the gensroslty of imst Partin the Longwood Chamber of Comrtnienta o f merce, our sponsor and numerous ind also la local businessmen that we rectivary depart- Cd our initial financial ski. We rans la head have ' asked for help from the Intermediate Town of Longwood through Its most ay Estes la reliable councllmen In beautifying [WA, while amj bettering our ball park, and Leon Oulff. wm, M cu year, one can see tho la president improvement in it. There are the cement block dug-outs for the ' * i» w ™ P'*y(r ( ,n(* • n*w wa,cr fountain r wue, Mary lm j neit y e ir we hope to have . . . aoms bleacher seats. But It’s to The earllar tuberculosis Is dis­ covered and treated, tha better the patisnt's chance for recovery, but 13 to 40 per cent of 'hew eases are far advanced when first re­ ported. . .e’i - ,h“ I(itf? rrn c M USED CARS FORD Falrlane Yictoria. Fordomatic, Radio, A fr Conditioned, T ag 17-465, low mileage, one owner, , 1955 FORD Tudor V-8 Custom, Fordomatic, Seat Cover*, Tag 7-30037. FORD Mainline Tudor 6-cyl. Heater. Seat Covera. tag 7-13342. FORD Falrlane Tudor V-8. Fordomatic, Radio, Heater W SW , S/Covers. Tag V A 074-061 A practice violin may be ob­ tained for under 660, with violas and brats viols priced correspond­ ingly higher. In the permission group a set o f drums can be acquired for around 6100. For the small-fry muslean, toy instrumants, precision-mad# replicas o f the professional she, are sure to briag joy on Christ­ mas morning. Among these a novelty electric organ has email site keys to make it easier for little hands to play. Toy-else cottage pianos have S range at almost three octaves, and small wind tnstru1m ents' are preelslon-tuned to help youngsters master playing techniques. 1954 FORD 6-cyl. Mainline Tudor, Seat Covera, tag 17- 5165. FORD Custom 6 cyl. Fordor, Fordomatic, Radio, Power Steering; Seat Covera. tag 7-11821. FORD Mainline V-i Tudor, * ^ Seat C over* tag 14-1849. CHEVROLET Bel A ir W agon. F o r d o r / Power Glide, Radio, Heater, Seat Cowers, tag 17W-1908. FORD Custom 6-cyl. Tudor, Radio! Seat Covers, Overdrivt, ta g 17-1441. 1953 | FORD V-8 Victoria Tudor, Overdrive, Radio, Heater, tag 17-2405 SUNBEAM *• « F . “ THANKS” . With- Fry-Pan* C offee Makers .CHEVROLET 6-cyl. Bel Air, Tudor, Seat Covera, Radio, Heater, tag 8-14904. Iron* FORD Victoria Tudor V-8. Seat Covera, Radio, Heater, Fordomatic, tag 17-4768. TOASTMASTER TOASTERS BUICK Super Fordor, Dynaflow, Radio. Heater, Tag 17W-177. FORD Convertible. Radio, Healer, Good Top. tag 17-6807, PRESTO & MIRRO-MATIC Ten years ago tuberculosis men­ ingitis, TB which attacks thcovering of the brain and spinal cord, was almost 100 per cent fatal. Today It can be cured. WEAREVER ALUMINUM and REVERE WARE COPPER BOTTOM 1951 Pytenure Cookers POWER T O O LS TILLEY Kerosene Hint era The Newenl In Port­ able Hcuten NO Odor— UTENSILS NO Smoke P O R T F R CABLE BAWK rv /l\ I AND*SANDER C LA R K SANDERS GIRLS PATENTS ON $2.98 and up for the Hunter FORD V-8 Custom Fordor, , Seat Covers. Heater, Overdrive, tag 17-596L FORD V-8 Custom Tudor. Fordomatic, Radio. Scat Covers. T ag 17-334. FORD V-8 Custom Tudor, Radio, Seat Covers, Tag 7-29916. SENSATIONAL VALUES 1956 JOHNSONS! AT BOYS and GIRLS B o o l'S -■ FORD Custom Tudor, Radio, Heater, Overdrive, Tag 54-121 MERCURY V-8 Club Coupe, Tudor, Seat Covers. Radio, Heater. T ag 17-6028. CHEVROLET 6-cyl. Fleetline Tudor, Seat Covers, Radio, Tag 17-4479. ALL MODELS I wH B H L t li) 's i BUICK 8-cyl. Sup. Riviera Tudor, Dynaflow, Radio. Heater, S/Cover*. White Wall Tires. Tag 17W-102. . Don't throw away your Christ­ ina* poinssttla. Simply give the plant a resting period about the middle of February, In a cool place. Water It occasionally, just enough tn keep the wood from wilting. In June cut it baek sev­ erely, place in a sunny location and watch It bring forth new growth and bright blooms In time for next Christmas. {M m o( ; 1952 Mixern - An unusual and useful gift for .homeowners Is a king-size mail­ box of heavy steel with brass trim. With their nameplate at­ tached, it makes a decorative and informative gift as well. r no FORD 6-cyl. Fordor, Fordomatic. Radio, Heater, tag 17-548. k !.! the many h>yal ,an*- *»P*rially, j amental esses (some locket* are actually designed to a ct'a s Utile boxes!) corns In aU types and designs. Widely popular is the locket with matching lid that snap* abut, making of sentiment a secret and personal thing. But some locksls are open — in which case they are known as “ photo-pendanls" — and the wearing derives an additional satisfaction la sharing his mem­ ento. By MRS. RUTH LAYO the Rev. George Carlton as pas­ tor. The Rev. Carlton replaced the former pastor, the Rev. E. T. Standifcr, now at Ellenton. During the Rav. ani Mr*. StandIfsr’s stay lo Oviedo a new pea­ torium was built. Another 630,000 .v illi 61*6. Department; and Fran1' Wheel­ er Jr. superintendent o f the lo.terjnedUte department. The Foster Memorial Methodist TWO-CAR FAMILY lastran;:nts. Among these are the guitar, banjo and ukulele, at prices that range from around a dollar to 633 and up. I f the youngsters have wanted to join the school band, a gift o f their own Instruments may give them a good atari. Among the brass Instruments, trumpets and trombones start at approxi­ mately SIS*. Saxophones are somewhat higher, while flutes are offered at an average o f Locket WlIJ PledSC GdlS Qf A ll AgeS Young People's Leader Is Mrs. Joe I. Beasley and Training Un­ ion leader, A. B. Tedford. stringed sf the Moke yours n 1949 FORD V-8 Custom Tudor. Radio, Tag 17-6554. HUGE SAVINGS Red and Black SEMINOLE COUNTY’S PAINT HEADQUARTERS $ 3 -9 8 SHOP and BU Y YOUR CHRIST.MAS s W O gj Sanford Sho$ Center 208 SANFORD AVE. Strickland-Morrison,lnc. Ar PHONE 33 Your Friendly FORD Dealer Since 1931. 308 E . FIRST ST. PHONE 200 P �GetGlamorous Gift For 'Her' This Christmas Longwood C o f C Dream Comes True A uxiliary's Purpose To Advance W elfare Of Hospital also purchased a Pullmotor U ha By MRS. RUTH LATO Every women will feel like • • p. a . seven days a week. Than By LOUlCfB MEJ8ENGEB glamor girl, if the reeeivee an ere two people stationed at the re­ The Longwood Chamber o f used aa part o f tho Longwoodh FaMidty Chairman exciting, iuxuroue gift for Commerce was started three V o l u n t e e r Flro Department’s In November, 1053, when a tenta­ ception desk during those hours as Christmas! years ago, with Larry Jones tive date had been act for tbs long well os the hospitality ehop. equipment and ia for tho public*# president. The primary object awaited beautiful and modern One of the accomplishments of Pick something sparkling, tinwas to hava a Doctor In LongSeminole Memorial Hospital open­ the i uxillary was the securing of usual, useful, but not "prac­ The Chamber haa had a few wood. T!:o project did not fully ing, a group of Intonated Seminole a station wagon for use of the hos­ tical." Row glamorous the gift get underway until last year dinners, which have added to tho County women got together and pital. Rearing o f the efforts of the will be, depends of court* on with Linton Cox as president. formed the Auxiliary to the Semi­ auxiliary to purchasa a station your budget Even an inexpens­ social lifa in Longwood and tha With the help o f tho different nole Hospital and elected Mrs. A, wagon. Holler Motors very gener­ ive gift can create an aura of surrounding area. Wa have had organisations, private donations W. Epps Sr. as Us first president. ously gave the wagon to the orga­ glamour, if it is decldely fem­ from tha people of Longwood several good speakers, a political The auxiliary now boasts approx­ nisation, thus allowing tho group inine! and surrounding area, and all rally, Travel Films presented at imately 100 active membtrs, a to put tha money It bed saved to­ There*! nothing like a luxuri­ the proceed* of tha differtnt pro­ our maetings, which added to tha number of associate members and ward such a gift, to some other ous gift of fur to lend excitement jects o f the Chamber of Com- educational Ufa o f th* people ia a few life members. Aetive mem­ worthy cause. to a girl's Christmas. "Big” gifts merco, the dream cam* true. bership is f3 per year with an obli­ A Hi-Fi system has been install Longwood and surrounding com­ can range from a full-length The site was donated by the munities. gation of 10 hours of service dur­ ed in the hospital by the auxiliary .coat, or the new fur Jackets, to a town and thp building will be­ ing tho year. Associate member­ and oow plant are underway to smart cape or stole. "Little" Tha Chamber o f Commerce with long to the Town of Longwood, ship, costing 910 does not carry an hold a “ Foil lee Frolic" In the touches of fur: a collar and cuff financial assistance from tha after It it completed. The pro­ obligation, but members may early part o f 1067 in order to raise set. a fur muff, hat bag or belt Town, Church**, local organisa­ ject has had full cooperation funds with which to purchasa much are well in range of most On a f the loveliest Christmas serve it any time they wish to. tions, merchants and individuals from the T%wn Council. Purpose of the organisation Is seeded equipment for the hospital budgets. puts on a Christmas Party each gifts you eaa give her Is one of as well as to furnish aome of the The Medical Building la a com­ year for all local children up ta No woman has too many pair thooe "you can't tell it from to promote and advance the wetmunity project for all the people, twelve yeara o f age. In recent of nylons. But let her buy the real" piece* of Jewelry—aurh as f a n of toe Seminole Memorial Hos­ rooms in a more "homelike" at­ who wish to make us* of it. Tho years this party haa boon held "everyday” kind. You can give this necklace of pseudo baguettes pital through waya approved by the mosphere by the addition o f drape­ building Is completed to th# ex­ In 8unnyshada Park with tha her whisper-sheer nylons for and marquis rhinestones, and governing bonrd of the hospital. ries and slipcovers For hunting, fishing and other rorms or outdoor llvtag, you tent o f all exterior work, Includ­ traditional Christmas tie*. Santa The energetic finance chairman, beat the protection of a sturdy coat of wool mackinaw cloth evening wear . . . sparked with matching earring*. The ideal This purpose shall be accomplished ing windows and doors. Several Claus, gifts, candy, fruit and en­ by Interpretation of the hospital to Dad will appreciate this Christmas. Mrs. F. E. R o u m I I I a t. rhinestone* or pearl trim . Jewelry gift for the smart so­ projects are being planned to tertainment for all tha children, the public, through service to the Sr., with her committee, has suereally flattering and fancy. phisticate. r«U« th* funds, to eompl*** the hospital and it* patients, and Icessfullv planned and carried to also reiresnmenta tor in* adults Fur a glemuuruus sir whereInterior. through fund raising in a manner completion a number of money attending. cver she goes, give perfume. satisfactory to tho hospital govern­ raising projects with,others soon Alt the doctor's equipment and The meeting o f the Chamber Many are beautfully gifting board and In harmony with to get underway. One of the most furnishings were donated by the held July 12, election o f officers bottled for Christmas, or in the plsrinlng of the community. successful projects -was tha "Pan­ former Fernald-Laughton Memor­ for 1956-1957 were elected. They Jeweled purse-cases. Choose a ial Hospital of 8anford. for which are, Richard Zartman, President| One of the major accompllsn- cake Day" sponsored by The San­ delicate scent for daytime wear wa are very grateful. There aro Maurice E. Rudolph, Vive-Pres­ ments of the auxiUiry was the ford Herald with The Herald staff ind a dramatic essence for ev­ also beds, wheel chain and other ident; and Gtrard Henson, T re* decoration of the "family room” , furnishing all the food and cooking ening wear. The Jewelry store has been where people may go to have a it. What do little girl* want fur threo piece dresser set (really equipment to loan to people, who surer. Th# newly appointed direct­ The little "extras” that add so gift headquarters at Christ­ quiet talk with their pastor, their Sirs. Robert S. Stone U cooperat­ Christmas? Dolls, o( course, but distinctive with her Initials), or may need them to care for In­ or* are, Sirs. John Carhart, Rich­ much to a special occasion- mas for gene ratio-i, says the doctor and to gather with other ing In handling publicity for the perhaps you've been giving this an unusual boudoir clock. With valids In their homes. ard Zartman, Russell Grant and evening gloves (stunning in gold Jewelry Industry Council, point­ gift for several so many things happening In The Medical Building was open Maurice Rudolph. members of the family In time of Navy personnel from which talent traditional kid), a velvet. Jeweled evening ing out that gift-buyers welcome years. This Christmas, why not these growing years, she'll ap­ to the publie for their Inspection Tha Longwood Aran Chamber bag, a handsome combination the taste, trained fashion sense, sorrow. The room Is beautifully will be drawn for the Follies to give her something different! preciate a leather-bound diary. on Thursday evening, July 12. of Commerce, while atlll hi It* furnished in a light modern type of be presented in 1957. cigarette ease and lighter, or a good Judgment and integrity Far her holiday parties and 1936. Young sub-debs of the gram­ Infancy, Is endavorlng to assist glitter-knit stole . . . all will be that are traditionally the Jewel­ rurnishings with a beautiful paint­ A hospitality cart, to be used Another project of th* Cham­ to completion projects that are mar school set are surprisingly dances later on, give her a velvet ing of ChrUt on one wall. The Pro­ sure to please. In transporting magailnes, candy, er’s. evening jacket, a glitter evening ber o f Commerce for th* better uppermost needed for Longwood Delight her testant, Catholic and Jewish Bi­ gum, etc. to tne patients' rooms, fashion-minded. Add sparkle to your holiday ment o f Longwood and eurround and community residents. When shopping' for a watch, ble* have been placed tncre for with a pretty party dress with bag or a slim compact. was recently purchased at a cost giving with a dazzling rhine­ for instance, the factott of hand­ Frivolous bedroom illppers Ing area waa the purchase and use by ill faiths: also in Episcopal of over <200. The group also pur­ matching slippers, a crisp petti­ stone bib necklace or a wide some styling and individuality pompons on the installation of a large "LONG Prayer Book. Mrs. R. N. Black- chased one dozen Individual tables coat for her full skirts, a quilted with rotes or flexible rhine-stone bracelet are likely to be as Important as Ancient Greek physician* eaU* welder, who tervea as chairman to be used in the rooms to hold robe and slippers for watching the toes, or In gold mesh elastic WOOD” neon sign at Mobley's There's a great wealth of smart accuracy to the wearer. And so ed It "phthisis.” Codem doctors Corners and Highway 17-92 In TV, or a bunny-fur hat and muff and a smart pair of lounging paj­ of the reception committee, was flower*. new Jewelry fashions to choose great Is the variety In watches set. All are really glamorous, al­ ama* will brighten her "alumber tha fall of 1954. This sign is a! call It tuberculosis, t’s tho sama chairman on selecting the furnish­ Mrs. Epps Is assisted In her of­ from this year; styles to suit this Christmas that chronic, dohlllallng disease that so maintained by the Chtmber, only the ings. She was assisted by Mrs. parties." fice as president by Mrs. T. E. most "grown-up” gifts. her every costume. Tho Chamber of Commerce haa strikes 100,000 Americsns a year. trained Jeweler can point out Warren Adams and Mrs. Dallas No teen-ager seems to have Stocking-filling gifts for the Tucker, treasurer; Mrs. W. Gordon Every woman loves to be flat­ the merits and suitability of Loop. Dean, recording secretary; Mrs. young-at-heart could include: a too many sweaters, or Jewelry! tered with lavishly trimmed lin­ earh one. Utility watches, for Mrs. M. L. Raborn Sr. serves as C. R. Bowes, corresponding se dainty locket or a little leather A n«w bulky-knit cardigan and gerie gifts. Slips, gowns and out-of-door wear and sports; purse. a gold dangle bracelet will be bouffant petticoats will be ap­ pocket watches and chains for chairman of the hospitality shop cretary; Sirs. Charles Cole, vice Playing house Is even more welcome in any wardrobe. preciated. For a truly distinctive formal wear, and wrist watches wnich is reported as showing a nice president; and Mrs. Verne C. profit since ita opening. She ia as­ Messenger, publicity chairman. Almost all girls, of nil ages, fun with miniatures—a rrul gift, give her a red velvet hos­ designed especially for profes­ for tess gown for Christmas Eve. sional and business people are sisted by Mrs. Theo Pate as coMrs. R. B. Crumley heads the vacuum cleaner, a cooking set will love to receive a pet She'll love to receive a cash- found to tv in striking, attract­ chairman. sunshine committee while Mrs. with sample foods, a sewing ma­ Christmas. Give her a fluffy kit­ Mrs. It. C. Oakes aod her com­ George C. Harden serve* as mem- chine, milk-shake blender (oper­ ten. a roly-poly puppy, or a col­ mere sweater, especially If it’s ive styles. This holds good for an ironing orful parakeet. trimmed with pearls, jewels or modern watch attachments, too. mittee have cataloged the medical bersnlp chairman and Mra. W. R. ate* on battcrio*), board and iron and cooking uten­ Check your gift list now and metallic braid for evening wear. For again, fashion rules—is book* and Journata in the library Dyson 1* In charge of securing uni­ store will visit your local shops for the dis­ for use by the doctors, nurses and forms which arc bright cherry red sils. Your local toy You'll find all these gift sug never before. patients. Mrs. Warren Adams Is pinafores worn over white blouses. have these gift Ideas and many plays. gestions, and many more, in your chairman of the sewing committee Earh member can be easily Iden more. local stores . . . all destined for which has done a tremendous Job tilled by her white badge which You'll be remembered always Skeletons o f prehistoric nun a warm welcome come 7s ristof getting all tne many towels, has her full name on It In black If you give a teen ager her own give evidence that tuberculosis Is mas mom! gowns, curtains, bandages, etc. lettering. telephone (perhaps In a pretty found its way Into cave homes needed in a hospital. In readiness just as It invades modern ranch Mrs. Epps na* extended an In­ pastel). for the opening of the hospital vitation to all thnio who are In­ Also for the high school crowd, houses and apartments. and for constant use since thit terested In serving to become you can't go wrong if you give Useful stationery gifts are a! time. members. She especially extends them a record album of their Evidence o f the antiquity of ways warmly welcomed and serve The various committees have an Invitation to those In the eoun' favorites. tuberculosis — thP White Plague as a year long reminder of your members on duty at their station* ty towns to become active In the She'll love to receive an atom­ —ha* been found In mummies during esch day from 9 a. m. to auailinry work. izer and bottle of perfume, or a and hieroglyphic* of Egypt. By RETTE JEANNE ROBINSON .. , „ . ...... _ . . # , ,, heather guts are top favorites ™ « r* " l r/'" l o r Christmas giving. Choose clubs throughout Seminole C»un- from many rich colors wit„ £oltl ty. Thera are about three hundjn mfmo pa(|a> handsome1 red elghty-fiva members. During dclk K [s waitebaiktU and cn. the school months, the club* hold ga rm en t hooks their meetings at school. During A | „ lhereU# ' carJ caK. with the summer the meeting* are lwo dcckj 0f p|astic coated playheld at the homes of the girls |ng cards is a nic* Rift. or regular meeting places a purse size pen and pencil s e t. Each club has Its own officers. ja a u5ef u| j-ift for schoolgirls to : Tha County Council usually meets housewives. once a month during school. These Uolorful paper party napkins ' officers are: President: Itetty an(j coaster sets, or soft paper Jeanne Robinson. Lyman school; guest towels, will bc appreciated Vice-President: Dorothy MeAlex- By your hostess, ander, Sanford school; Secretary: Door and desk signs with a namo And Accessories Sally Williams, Sanford School; In gold arc useful, ornamental! R e p o r t e r : Pat Smith, Sanford and informative. Lionel & Am. Flyer School; Song Leader: Eleana1 \ thong-Ucd wooden covered Tuhy, Oviedo School: Devotional guest boo* with their name euLeader: Virginia W’ arfel, I’aola , graved on the cover, will be real- j School and (lame Leader: Marie |y appreciated by newr home own' crs. Goldman, Lyman School, severrj projects There are Luggage arul key chain tags' available to 4-H girls. Hero are with name and address make an Portable & Table 7 the names o f them: Home Im-; unusual an thougbful g ift 9 provement, Dairy, Foods. Food' Personalized postcards and HaPreparation. Electricity, Food and tioncry will be used by every, Nutrition, Frozen Foods, Canning,; one> j umbo stationery for childGardening. Clothing, Health,! rrn wj,j, , h, jr nama b|J, Poultry, Recreation Leadership,; capital letters will encourage them Safety and Child Car*. i to write letters, too. Earh girl must complete at Th# cook wJ„ Jik# , |et of £1J 22.95 T o 119.95 • Ifjist ono project to be eligible y labels for her ‘own Jams to go to 4-H cnnip. Camp Me- a „ d preserves with her name • Quarrie i* in the Ocala National |pnntP,j 0n them. Forest. T h e different class* 1 Robinson. Thera ar* girls from neld there this year were: every county in Uie stale who ai­ Next Christmas, don’t let Santa's annual visit leave you ming, Foods, Handicrafts and R«-i U0(J Shurl L-uur|e> They are •I5’ h & LP’s creation. there for a week and attend in a flurry o f unpaid bills and first of-the-year worries! Albums & Singles • ***r l " ° 8‘r ,. * ,u . classes, have parties, sing, meet Tallahassee o • other girls, and ju*t have a good forty-first annual 4-H Sut* | " * Enjoy a Yuietide that’s free o f money worries— join our Short Course. They were Mary ' Ann Tesinsky and Bette Jeanne. Each week ther# i* a radio Christmas Club today! Decide how much you’ll need -------------------- -----------— program on \V TRU, Sanford radio I station. W* invito every one to i listen in and find out what 4-H . . . save a certain amount each week — and have cash : offers you. i Toasters— Coffee Makers M any Gifts Available For Young-At-Heart Jewerly Store Gift Headquarters For Generations G ET READY FOR SANTA CLA U S Useful Stationery Gifts Are Always Many Projects Are Warmly Welcomed Undertaken By 24 Local 4-H Clubs PLAN A BIG WELCOME ELECTRIC TRAINS FOR ME IN 1957! RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS SAVE FOR SANTA’S VISIT NOW . . . JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB! RECORDS SMALL APPLIANCES for gifta next year. Join today! Mixers U SE ;o r A tlan tic NAnfl® nal , Organized1Q2S (A ffilia te d perfret Christmas gift for A full sleeved sport shirt of irbent wool Jersey h i« cut y button down collar, decora-, cuff stitching. I d LAY-A-WAY ban W i t h T h e A t U n t i e N a tio n a l B a n k o fJ a c k s o n v ille ) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ^ OUR Deposits Insured up to $10,000 WINN TV E. 1st St. at Sanford A rt. P h on a - 417 - -- �•w- Lymanb County's Largest Educational Institution In '55 Frankincense, Myrrh Are Rore, Costly Offerings A t » «i h symbolism o f the v u roprcrcatad la (ho gift* o f grid. frxaHiw— e o a i myrrh t h a t * . M ail brought la th* tafaat 1 m r r tittK fM M fo r c » tortaa kata uaad by both tha Kgyptiaaa ta d tha J a m la ■ I rlUals, aad curative paw* glass a n v a n att riba tad to ft for tha treatment of an aatooteUag u r > laty o f ailments. of y*am aukto aico Christmas gift far tha yaaag msa af the family Longwood Baptist Church Observing 50th Anniversary fw o a tm d gjagaaro far after-five |l typified by lhit bcaatlfully deorcalag sweater af ' ‘Or* Underlining thla aatla-adged i t e h a d pullover sweater pro graceful sprays o f bogle I paars. B :#2r P "i& fK a, to f 'r u m % ? i / # v 7 Cnlturtd pearls and li-karat gold add gleaming beauty to fluted lapal pin and brarelet, cluster tarriags, and dutne-shaped ring With single cultured pearl. Matchlag handbag accessories Include algarett* c u e . Tha WJLU. Watchword to] "La boron tofothap with God*. Tha time tad platan far Circle Mcetiags a n t 81a d n la o aiaot at the d u m b oach tad Monday at 10:48 with hnmehaon at noon aad :0 0 m l program meeting at 1:00 Circle 7 (B.W.C.) tad M a n d a y night la home. Elder Springe M te ■Ion Clrele, 2nd Wed. 2:30 p.m. In Chapel. Franeea Horton Circle, 4ta Tuea. night in home. The last two circle* have been organised thla yearr ad represent eome of ih« very finest work o f tho W.M. S. The officer* e f the W.M.8. a n : Mr*. R. T, Thomas, President; Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Young Peo­ ple's Director; Mrs. Myron Smith, First Vic# President; Mr*. Jo# Wright. Second Vico PreeWent; Mrs. H. J. Finch, Secretary; Mr*. Winie Pippin, Ptaalft; Mrs. R. C. Moor*, Chorister; Mrs. W. P. Brooke J r„ Prayer Chairman; Mrs. John D. Abrahams, Mission Chair­ man; Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Steward­ ship Chairman; Mrs. Vella Wil­ liam*, Community Mission Chair­ man; Mrs. II. E. Turner, Public­ ity Chairman; Mrs. Helen CartSocial Chairman; Mrs. M. G. Clelandn, Associate Social Chair­ man; Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, Lit­ erature Chairman: Mrs. Roy Britt, Children's Home Chairman; Mrs. B. R. Beck, Flower Chair­ man; Mrs. 8. C. Graham, Ssrrie* Man's Center Chairman. Tha Circle Chairman: Mrs. W. A. Kratsert, Circle 1; Mrs. B. C. Moore, Circle 2; Mra. B. F. Mc­ Whorter, Circle 3; Mra. M. N. Cleveland, Circle 4; Mra. B. Newsome, Circle fi; Mrs. Clyde Hum­ phrey, Circle 6; hire. C. A. And­ erson, Circle 7 (Business Wo­ man’s Circle) Mra. W. O. Nolan, Elder Springs Mission Circle; Mrs. Frank Ilslms, Frances to r ton Circle; Mrs. Fred B. Fisher, Franeea Horton Clrele Advisor. The W.M.U. Is fully organised with very capable and consecrat­ ed leaders In all tha auxiliaries. Other officers are: Mra. Irving Pryor, Y.W.A. Counselor; Mrs. Ruby Rpears, Associate Counselor; Mrs. Willie Pippin, 13-14 Intermediate G.A.; Mrs. C. L. Park, 11-12 Jr. O. A.; Mrs. John Fox, 9-10 Jr. O. A. Mrs. F. E. Cooper, 9-10 Jr. G. A.; Mrs. H. H. Martin, 6-7-8 Sunbeam leader; Mrs. Helsn Carter, Assistant Isader; Mrs. By M U . KUTH LATO Thla year make* tha fiftieth an* nlrersary o f the First Baptist Church, Longwood, Fla. From a beginning in 1 M with only ten membert, thla church haa grorn to a present membership o f 373. Its Sunday School, w hich.m ads each Sunday at 1:49 a. m., has an enrollmsnt o f 270. The Training Union meets each Sunday at 9:43 p. m. and has 70 enrolled. Wor­ ship services are held each Supday at 11:00 a. m. and 7:43 p. m. with prayer meeting on etch Wednesday evening at 7:45 p. m. Other departments lnelude the Wotnan'a Missionary Society and Us Auxiliaries which keep the la­ dies and young peoplo mission minded. The Brotherhood helps the men to know each other bet* ter and to atudy missions. The church la sponsoring two missions. The Lake Mary Baptist Chapel and the Altamonte Bap­ tist Chapel are both missions of the Longwood Church which will be organlaed Into churches In the future. The original building Is still be­ ing used, but hat been enlarged to provide more space. Plans are being made for a new building which will include an auditorium capable o f Mating 330 people. The educational section will earo for 310 for Sunday School. Itsv. Lewis C. Futeh, tha present pastor, and his family have been In Longwood for 13 months. Thera hive been 60 additions to tha membership during these months. The First Baptist Church of Longvtood and Its missions coop•rale with the other Baptist Churches in Central Florida through the Seminole Baptist As soclation. It also cooperate* with both the Florida Baptlat Conven­ tion and the Southern Baptist Convention. Through theea agen­ cies the church Is able to help in the support of hospltale, schools, sominarles, children's homee, res­ cue missions and missionaries at home and In foreign countriea. A Home Coming Is being plan ned In observance of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the church’e serv­ ice in Longwood. The data o f the homo coming will be announetd A truly superlative gift Is tl later. In the meantime attend thrilling two speaker, nitomoUe clock radio. With top tonal quali­ every service. ty and accurate tlmekccpteg, thla versatile set also performs such services as turning o ff th* lights or starting the morning coffee. In handsome Ivory and gold case. CWF's Program Is Interesting ,WilU an "aye” fur i personal chgrm cr chooses eye cosmetics for. Mother. The mascara, eye­ brow pencil end rye shadow are available la provocative huea. J I i B o. -old weather and winter •Ports, a good-looking cotton ahem gaberdine coat with leather .arrows and toggle links. Versa •Hr knit collar; “ insulated lining” and "wcathcr-pi oofi-d” . In gay c a a p « . coliis. The Chrlitlan Women's Fellow­ ship of the Sanford Christian Church began a new year with a very Interesting program. There are threo active circles— 1. A murning group o f young mothers, which meets the first Thursday o f each month at the church at 10 a. m. under the lead­ ership of Mrs. J. W. Knight; 2. An afternoon circle meet* tho first Tuesday o f each month at 2 p. m. In th* various homes o f Its mem­ bers, with Mrs. Ira Metzger as leader; 3. The Business Women's circle meets the second Monday nit* in various homes o f members at 7:30. Mrs. Eugene W. Patti# is leader. These three groups are studying “ Frontiers o f Challenge •nd Change" a study in our horns mission field of today. These groups comprise th* C.W.F. which meets In general session on the third Monday night of each month at the church i t 7:30. Tho preaent officer* of C.W.F. ire: Mrs. Harry Falk, president; Sirs. Oscar T. Pearson, vice presi­ dent; Sirs. George W. Morgan, secretary; Mrs. Lester Tharp, treasurer; Mrs. Perry L. Stont, worship director; Mrs. W. H. Young, service director; and Strs. Chandler Vail, study director. Th* local C.W.F. was ho*, teas** to tha C.W.F. presidents of ths 6th District, at an all day president's conference In early September. We plan to have a part in the progrrm o f United Church Women In our city In ob­ servance o f World Community Day, World Day o f Prayer and May Fellowship Day. bars during tha cording ta aa aid For thru* His birth. Christ's nativity was celebrated at variaua timaa In J a n a ry , March, April, May, September, and October by Christtaa groups. The Puritan Go vernment banned the celebration e f Christmas In England la 1643 in an attempt to <lo away with all forma ef frivolity. A churchman, John Fierpont, composed th# gay Christman "Jingle Balls," which has beta popular fo r ovar a auatnry. Bayberry candles, which are said to foretell good hack for tha coming year if they bur* bright at Christmas, wore first mad* by early settlers la America. They dipped barberry branches In was and b o n e d thorn during Dm hail* aya. The story is told that ever a hundred years age a Parish priest la Salaburg, Austria, roturning late so* eight from ad­ ministering last rites to • dying woman, waa awed by Urn partic­ ular majesty o f tha (till, spark­ led with stars night want home to write th* lovely, haunting words of "Silent Night, Holy Night". With his organist, Frans Gruber, playing the g n a t music on hla gutter, the Father Joseph Mohr, first introduced Urn hal­ lowed strains o f thla moat popu­ lar hymn to a small congrogatlon in Austria. By M R * RUTM LATO Seminole County's largest edu­ cational Institution last year was Lymaa School, located midway between Longwood and Altamon­ te Springs an the Old Dixie High•V* The school has been growing at 0>* rate at 10$ students par year for th* past ioor years. In 1BS3SI th an were about 400 en rolls! la February last year thtr* n a n MS. This trend will coetino* next year bccaurc ewao to M first gra­ ders arc sxpectad tad 13 students wars graduated from high school test Jana. In addition to this. then, will prohab*y bs aa Increase in tho ether classes o f tha school. This phenomenal growth la dna to tha rapid increase la tha popu­ lation at th* tergs district served by th* school which includes Longwood. Altamonte S p r i n g s , Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City, Bear Lake, and Sanlando. Tha school waa asteblishad on It's present sit* la ISM, to replace a number o f on* and two room buildings scattered over this eiee. At first tharo were only six room* and sight teachers. Next year tha faculty will number 32, Including E. 8. Douglas, principal, and W. W. Wharton Jr., assistant priadpaL la addition to these, a band Instructor aad a music teacher will spend three days each week at the school. To take pare of the increasing enrollment. Superintendent R. T. Mllwee requested a special sur­ vey o f the situation by the State Derailment of Education They have recommended the following: New Construction: The plant should bo expanded by the con­ struction o f the following new faduties Immediately: (a ) right elementary class rooms; (b) a cafetorium; and (c ) an adminis­ trative suite including clinic and storage. The estimated cost: $300,160. Due to tbo current steel strike, construction o f these badly need­ ed buildings will undoubtedly bo delayed. Classes will then hive to be held In temporary quarter!. "This will be the most difficult year wa hav* had to fa ce," Prin­ cipal Douglas stated. "Fortunate­ ly, our poopl* realise this and 1 am aura that they will give us thslr loyal support" o f •mhalmiag oils. 8* highly fr s g n t t vases of (very aad alabaster w o n fashioned to preserve them. Historians tell os that frank* iasoarc arcs hunted to purify the air, aad (hat to breath* Urn fra­ grance would "com fort and Brash tha spirit"—much emailing salts era used today. A portion o f frinklacans* waa ! lettered (a be aa antidote for u n lock poisoning, as wall as a c u n far leprosy. Myrrh waa th* main ingredi­ ent o f the anointing oil of lb* Tabernacle. Kings aad queens tt to perfume aad beautify themselves. Mixed with water or win* and taken Internally, It was belkved to b* at ooca a stimulant and rcdatlva, a tonic and . as­ tringent. Today many rosins a n rofe m d to as myrrh, but "tru e" myrrh was a gum rosla, product o f tbs Commiphora Myrrh, a small trs* that grows In East Afriea aad Arabia. Frankbicsnst Is a produet o f tree o f tha Boawallla family, aatlve o f tho asms arose. Long month* ware spent in harvesting these precious resins, which had to bs brought to Palestlne by caravan over long and hatardoua Journeys. Thus It la llttla wonder that such rare and coetly offerings chosen as gifts befitting a king, for frankincense and myrrh carried th* blessing* of The practice o f cutting young good health and religious favor. evergreens to use aa Christmas tress Is not harmful to th* forcite, but extremely helofnl. Nearly half o f th* 21 minimi evergreens that make op Amer­ ica’s Christmas tree harvest art farm - produced. Nearly nine* tenths of the entire crop waa cut tlmberland. on privately-owned Also, about five million trace are Imported yearly, moit of them from Canada. There are definite favorite* when it comes to selecting a Christmas tree. Th* best seller ie tha balsam fir, a product e f New England and northeastern United States. The second moat popular Is the D ougin fir o f tha P i rifle coast. Black spruce, red cadar and white epruce follow as America's favorites. These five varieties account for • Doubts Hardwood Baa* S3 per rent o f aU tha Christmas • Strong and RestUlent trees used. B eau tifu l Imported H o u r g l a s s Daslgn Damask Springs Kay Schmidt, 4 4k 8 Sunbeam • Non-Sag Edgs • Hand Tied Eight Waye iftad • Inner Tuft leader; Mra. Laland Rudd, As­ • 6 Hardwood Lege • Beautiful Imported Da* sistant leader, Mrs. Ruby Carter, mask Ticking Bunbeam Baby Visitor; Mr. Vanto Duke, R. A. Counselor. Cutting Evergreens Helpful To Forests m m ... • 1 1 J W1 ft. i - ,M U p j • BOX SPRING MATTRESS INERSPRING i 0*- V V h n i i w H a i°te voir fam! I A suit any wou,d far tha yaaag man ta yoor a r iltlB U By MRS. RUTH LATO Christ Episcopal Church, Long­ wood, was organised in 1679. The service* o f the church from the Book o f Common Prayer were read by an appointed Layreader, Frederick H. Rand. The congre­ gation met at that tlmo In a smaU log school house on the property of E. W. Ilenk, founder o f Long­ wood. Meanwhile Mr. Rand drew plans for tha church building and with th* help of tha Rev. F. R. Holman, John Searcy and hie brother, Jamei Searcy, erected Chriat Church as It now stands. Thus it is tho first organised church in the Town of Longwood. Today it is an active mission of the Episcopal Diocese o f South Florida, with a full seheduja of activities throughout tho year. There Is a Church School, Wom­ an's Auxiliary, Altar Guild and Arolytea Guild. Soon it la hoped that an active teenage youth grou; will be organised. In order to meet HOLLYWOOD BED Retnll Value 8139.00 Icm Spring Ana Matt. Trade-In BUNK BEDS $40.00 Now Only Exchange Trice 39' Reg. 8139.00 Box Springs— Headboard tt tt BOOKCASE BED DOUBLE DRESSER LARGE MIRROR MATTRESS BOX SPRINGS tt tt 1 s 1 tt tt $ 1 1 9 -0 0 Day or Nighter Sofa Platform Rocker Chair (choice o f covering) N 0W . $ U 9 .0 0 $ 1 2 0 - 5 0 Choice of Many Different Suites tt tt tt tt now FREE TURKEY Regular 8139.00 tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt 71'' complete with posture bases, Inner- spring mattress, ladder k raQ. Turkey FUSE 10 > ea r Ku arnn tce Innenpring mattreaa Tuberculosis can be prevented, yet about 100,000 new casei of TB are reported In th* United States every year. See our large display o f fine FREE TURKEY FINEST! this expanding program It Is the aim o f 4he congregation to ereet aa educational building on tho present church property. Plane submitted by Welborn Phillips Jr., grandson of tha lata Fredariek H. Rand, bava been ac­ cepted by tho building committee and members o f the congrogatlon. A fund raising campaign has been started under tha chairmanship o f John C. Reams and members o f tho Vestry Committee, namely Charles R. Nichole, Robert Ham­ mond, Carlton Peters and Char­ les Wales. Their goal is to rats# $10,000 within an eight month’s period o f lime. The Rev. George L. Granger be­ came priest In charge o f Christ Church In 1934. He resides in Win­ ter Park, but serves tha church aa a full time Incumbent. quality furniture at CON* VEN IEN T term*. $ 1 1 9 . o « Guaranteed 20 year* KIN6 0 x S0Z K ksppy to Episcopal Church Organized In 9 Regular 1150.00 1 i /. ? LUXURIOUS FOAM RUBBER SET holiday * V 699.00 Twin or Double Guaranteed 10 Years * i l \ ~~ EXCHANGE PRICE tt 1 „I rv,tOL t r. SUPREME QUILT0P HOLLYWOOD BCD Christmas Seal contributions support tuberculosis prevention and case-finding activities of 3, 000 local and state associations affiliated with the National Tu berculoils Association. - $ FREE TURKEY Regular 8179.00 Large Selection SOFA BED Matching Rocker o r Chair— Haseock 1 7 9 - 0 0 Turkey FREE R e g . 199.00 NOW FREE TURKEY $159.00 FREE TURKEY BEAUTY SALON Purchase any of U>* a W * bargain* NOW and receive a pur dux* order for your 10-13 lb. Turkey. Pick up your turkey MONTEZUMA HOTEL NOW01 tvoi watt Mil Christmas . , BUT, make year purchase NOWI 3rd- 8L aad Magnolia Are. PHONE 967 Evrlya Peacock — Ruby Echols — Eleanor Ballard § ECHOLS BEDDING Co. Corner 2nd & Magnolia "B u d " Bamberger, Manager Phone 1232 �....... -nriiTi:!’f&j. Perfume Packaging Elegant This Y e a r Trim Yourself at Christmas! « l- t) n — . ' Oviedo Has Many Businesses yearn by Mr. end Mrs, Tim TleUema, is now owned end op­ erated under same name by O. The Christmas gift packaging L. Beer. of perfumes and toiletries thl* Phil Packard, who married season is really distinguished Olivo TleUema, new operates, with and elegant , , , and makea an the assistance of Mrs. Packard, imprcslve gift. Many packag By MBA. RUTH LAYO Phil's Apertetos. Norman da Vera Reward Chap­ Inga a rt functional, aa wen aa ''LONGWOOD" - a small but Over 96 yean ago the old decoratlva and you'll discover growing city, Just one mile west ter, United Daughters at the Con­ Oviedo Bank failed during the de­ rfumes, colognes, lipsticks and ef highway IT-82 and half-way be­ federacy, w as organised la San­ th needs In plastic purses, pression days and during tha ford In 1921 b y a group o f local Jewel boxes; attached to saebet tween Sanford and Orlando, WEL­ haetle time was blown up by per­ COMES YOU! dolls and toy son or persona never identified. ladles, with the assistance o f Doc­ bags, bells, The 1920 acres o f the city offers tor Norman da V an Howard, a animals. Ten yean ago the new Citiaens one all the natural beauty ut the A favorite with everyone la Bank o f Oviedo was activated and Confederate veteran, for whom tropics. Youg home may be loca­ the purae-aised travel container a brand new building built for the chapter was named. Mrs. J. ted on any of tha 23 miles c f pav­ for perfume . . . now told In a same. Now this bank has mllliona N. Tolar served at 1U first presi­ le t with perfume, metallic con­ ed or clay streets. Surrounded by on deposit C. R. Clonta Is pres­ • IR 0* bo? 1 ll “ traditionally Christmas u trimmlnr orange trees, stately pines or dent tainer and miniature funnel. ident e f the bank. Charles G. palm trees. The business district The history o f the United Daugh­ Shaffer was brought hero from New on the market are hostess can amply supply your many paper Melbourne as cachler but be la ters of the Confederacy is the sets with fancy reeds. There being eeveral very now vice-prosldent as well as ehronlcle o f the patriotic wutfc of towels and small guest soaps. rlthoot calories will h«lp you trim your figure whlTo you trim fine groceries and markets, hard­ Southern woman the marking of Harold Ward. Mrs. Leon Otllff Dusting power and bath salt ware store, variety and dry goods graves o f Confederate soldiers and ■eta, bubble bath and bath oils started aa a taller and was pro­ Thay are economical, too. Saccharin, you know, la 400 «i»— stores. And should you ehooae to an education, historical and bene­ are always welcome gifts. moted as cashier. She baa resign­ ~ fy * farther so it coata much taaa la dine out, there la the Longwood ItTiac 7«® awaatnaaa without > single caloric. volent program. By MARIAN JON Eli ed Just recently. Mrs. Henry Beautifully boxed, sweetly Hotel and Mveral eating establish­ tat stand la a bowl or Slavia, Just aontb e f Oviedo, Woleott b taller booheeper, while The two earliest groups o f wo­ icented, toilet soapa are appro­ ments where the food la always saccharin tablet* (U grain) 1until dissolved I in • cup# watar is a very thriving community Wiley Able la assistant eashler. men working In these fields ware priate for everyone. delicious. and has many lovely cltliens and Mrs. Maria Burch baa r a jlased in 1880 la Missouri and Tennes­ For evening wear, she'd love LONGWOOD, Uke all other see. 18 ® s non-fat dr to receive a tube o f her favorite towns Is In the process of growing. neighbors. Celery and vegetables Mr. ClUff, bet not tn title. la thoroughly akim milk Ai time want on other Southern lipstick in a glamorous gold or Here, the Town Clerk, Charles are tha main points of Interest Celery eltrua thd vegetables are 8 Up. vanilla in business there. states formed their organisations Jeweled cate. the principal means ef Uvellhee< Morrison, Informs us that abiee C am tad chill. Serna 8. For the girl who works, or January l, 1956, building permits doing this work, with each auta A . Duda and Rons, begun since in this area although recently travels, a fitted make up Ht Is fur new hornet have been issued cur arrival fct Oviedo, is er.a c f cattle St U llag IU place w ill tola ; a different aan e until in I T e S ! ! * u !n t a : i 8 c *h e * Of rum may 1800, thay banded together under Ideal, You can choose frem plas­ at the rate of three per week. the most widely known business these. ■tMU’ , ‘ <iw*v*r. * ifh Jlf*«r <1Vfc oa.) of dome*tit wkiikty or rum centalna 120-150 additional caloric*. the present name o f the United tic, leather or aimulatad leather And at prestnt a building contrac­ establishments in the auta. it la B. 7, Wheeler is another pro­ eases containing: akin cleanser, Daughters o f the Confederacy. tor it contemplating tho construc­ owned r id operated by Andrew minent eltista tn celery, eUrai llqud foundation, The organisation has 890 chap­ freshener, tion o f 21 homes on tho tract for­ Duda Jr., Ferdinand Duda and and many other enterprises. Nel­ and John Duda. They alio have son and Company, Whesler Fert­ ters In 84 states with 33,319 mem- powder and llpstlkk. merly known as Manana Farms. Sow toe. j a complete eys rattle business In other paria of iliser Company, Nalson Hardware ben , Including the General do President of the Town Council, Polignoc chapter in Paris, France. make-up kit In an attractive box. R. C. Carlson and Water Commis­ tha state, primarily, near Cocoa. Store are among h b Interests. It contains: two (hades at eye­ They have a largo plaes of bullThe officers o f the local chap­ C. R. Clonta Associated Grow­ shadow, mascara, eyebrow pencil sioner, Samuel Johnson, announ­ nrta at Belle Glade, also, and em­ ter are: president, Mrs. P . E. ced Just this week, that the new ers takes In another group of Roumlilat; vice-president, Mrs. B. liner, eyeshadow brush and mas- well drilling has Just been com­ ploy many people at all of these prominent celery growers, such aa L. Perkins; tnd vice-president. liner, eyeshadow .brush and mas­ pleted. The well will pump over places. David Earle, Jamas PearM. L Gary. C. R. Clotttl. W. R ■ r MARIAN JONES la almost impostibla not to laava Mrs. W. O. Brinson; secretary, cara brush. 500 gallons a minute without the tan, Lex Abell. Douglas Jackson, Clonta, J. M. and J. IL Stolay and Every woman will love to get out tomt. Tho grocery storaa in Tho business eatabllahmtnts In Mrs. J. If. Nicholson; treasurer, the F.llle families, are only a few many others. dcluxa manicure sat with all water level of the well lowering. OVled* art growing to rapidly It town are owned and operated by Mrs. D. D. Caldwell; Historian, Also, a new Jet-pump Is being In­ connected with them. the necessities for lovaly nails, C, 7 . Nlblaek U prominent tn H. R. Spancer, J. C. Falrcloth, Mrs. M. R. Strickland; Registrar. They have n school alee, up stalled which wUI give Longwood celery, vegetables, eltrua and cat­ 0 . W. and Roy Alford, D. D. Mrs. Z. B. Ratliff; Recorder of plus her favorite polish. through the eighth grade. The A Junior ilia manicure kit for unlimited water supply and equip­ tle industries; Don Ulray, with Gamraage, D. K. Kersey, Tommy Crosses, Mrs. Philip Mara; and young mliiea will be an encour­ ment being of the latest design ninth up cotnee to Oviedo. These the Estes Coop; Milton and Gena Mltchal, Mrs. Bajema. J. W. Me Chaplain, Mrs. W. B. Kirby. ere eertalnly fine people and Gore, also associated with Estes; agement to good grooming. Toil and most modern. Klnnon hat a meat market. The chapter membership la 43. etriea. for little girls are espe­ LONGWOOD also maintains a wonderful workort and so co­ T. II. Daniel!, also with Estes; Spencer and Alford bandit mar cially gift packaged to delight Fire Department which la manned operative. George W. .Morgan, associated chandlse, too, In addition tq the them. Give har a aat of toilet by Chief John Farina and a group They have an Old Folks' nomt, with B. F. Wheeler, as well Grocery Business. water and soap, or a bubble bath o f Volunteer Firemen. Atso a Po­ connected with the Lutheran Lawson A. Hardy; Jamaa Partin, I believe that the father of Theo­ and hand lotion sat. lice Department which la being Church, known as the I.utb»*nn with C. T. Nlblaek; and many dora Aulln and Mrs. R. L. Wheeler brought up to date to meet today's Haven and also an orphanage. The others In the celery and eltrua and Andrew Aulln wai tho first requirements under the eupervl St, Luke’s Christian Du- fiehool industry. Poatmaster In Oviedo. Oviedo was The Past Noble Grand's organi­ ilon of Chief Claude Layo. has the Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy originally known as Solaret Wharf, sation of Samlnola Rebckah Lodge Among the large grove owners We have our own United States aa pastor. E. L. Rellhorn la in thla section, in addition to aa article on thla was written was started In 1948 by Mrt. Mae Government Post Office and RaU principal o f the school and the somo previously named, nro Mr. several years ago for the Sanford Myers, who was then the District road Station on the main line of Rev. Tuhy head o f the Haven. Builder. Deputy President This la a so­ and Mrs. C. Parker; Mr*. Nan Pocket and purse asiessories My fathar-ln-law, the lata Batti cial group who assist the Lodge In have an added note of fashion tha Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Other {imminent friary p'ori# Parker, Bob, Dlek and Ed ParkThere are two churches, Baptist In Slavia include all of the Mlk- tr| Mr. and Mrs. Ben II. Jones) Jonas, was Poatmaster whan I many ways to an aim to promote combined with general utility cams here after whleh Mrs. Clara friendship and good fellowship. and will rate high on your gift and Eplseopil, where everyone l*r Brothers and Sons, Johnny C. 0, Lea; Mrs. C. L. Waat; E. Mariner served for four years. Each year they have charge of list. Selections are easier be Is welcome to worship. Also many Jakubein and many others. George and Minnie Meanst Mrs. J. B. Jonaa Jr. baa bean Postmas­ the banquet given the president cause of matched leather goods clubs and organisations to help R. L. Wheelsr; I'ra. B. F. Wheol T han la a small store and fil­ ter for 20 yaan . It hat grown of the Rebekah Assembly on her and the variety o f colors and fill your leisure time. er Sr.; and many others. ling station there owned and op­ from a fourth to a second class official visit. LONGWOOD, Just a nice drive designs. Tho Acorn Cattl# Company was erated by Mrs. Martin Stanko office; and we hope, with the 45 They havo furnished tho rest' For teenagers, there arc amus from the hustle and bustle of formed by IL P. Lamont a few acre sub division being opened and room and bought tables fo r the Ing billfolds and French purses the city t* surrounded by many and the lata Mr. Stanko. yaan back and la a large and more following, that it will grow dining room and kitchen; also In ptaiUcs and waihable tenth of Central Florida's attractions. thriving place now. D. D. Daniel! even larger. Namely, Sanlando Springs, The some Venetian blinds. an . trimmed with Jewel*. Collecting unusual, rare and b also another In tha cattle The rural route was added The lady o f fashion can have Big Tree, Sanfard-Orlindo Ken­ Interesting cuff links ll a new The meetings are tho fourth good many years ago. Jack Kassil Tuesday night of e«ch month a complete set to match the lin nel Club and tho newly reluvana hobby for man. H u y are prised business. Tbs l*rr*‘ t cattle man In this territory b A Duda and was tbs first carrier, and remained Park Raceway for their rarity and histories Sons. Wa had not mentioned them and are held either in homes of ing of her purse. Pastel leathers ted Seminole in that position until his death are the latest and are used for Horse Track. Here you may sea significance rather than their before In. connection with celery, the members or the Lodgo room. about three years (go. Theodore The present officers are president. everything from wallets to cig many of tha nation’s finest hemes* monetary value. aa wa w an going to include them Aulln Jr. is the present carrier. Mrs. D. C. Howard; vlce-prail aratte cases. Gold and colortr! In a note about Olavla, but wa dent, Mrs. Virginia Anderson; Florentine details art used, as models for dresa occasions and racing horssa being trained eaeh Just' bad to mention slightly well as nallheads and pearls. secretary, Mrs. May Ruborn; and spacious pocket secretary types winter. hare. For men, there are ultra-slim for the business man. A match treasurer, Mrs. Grace Cordell. LONGWOOD la aa Incorporated Nalson and Company, began Ing eyeglass case, or a slim cig city and la governed by • Mayor many years ago by 8teen Nel­ arette ease whleh has a pocket and five Councilman who an slee­ son, has bear, owned and operated for his lighter, will be waleomc ted every two year*. for many years by tha late 0. Local U D C Group Started In 1921 Longwood Small But Growing K By MARIAN JONES Flowera seem to grow la pro­ fusion In the Oviedo locality from fusion In Oviedo Judging by tho nambor o f nurseries, etc. Joseph Leinhart probably baa one o f the eldest bus loss* establish­ ments o f thla nature. Joe Battle moved to Ovleda from Orlando and conducts such a basinets, also J. W. Bedenhaugb, G. A. Bacon, L. A . Woolfolk—and there is KUhryn's Flower and Gift Shop, and Littleton Nonaries. V # also have two honey estab­ lishments. Tim's Florida Honey, owned and o paratad for many Celery, Vegetables Are Main Interests O f Slavia Business s s ^ & h f is a ife iu s lia 1 Businesses In Oviedo A re Growing Rapidly Past Noble Grands Is Special Group Purse Accessories High On Gift List n. DS“ » f Gifts O f Jewelry Make Woman Seem Younger, Prettier Shop now a n d o v o i d the Cbrlilm at crow d s! Sao our magnificent selection of Bulevo masterpiece w a tch ed None finer... anywhere I Keepsake Oiv* H«r A KUPSAKB^ For Christmas' CreOtC VISTA Alee 1100 to 2475 WsOdtsa line H I SO O n l y tho parlaeT quality of K eepsake can fully reflect a diamond's natural brilliance and beauty. Sanford •Jewelry & Luggage 303 SANFORD AVE. PHONE 1318 1 Young women's gift choices are aura to Include compacts, Jeweled earrings and pins, dips and rings. For gifts of Jawalry maka any woman seem prettier —and younger. It la all a matter o f accent. Tha Jeweler can ba helpful, for he makes it his busi­ ness to know tha fashion trands, whether It emphasises longer walit-llnea, shorter sleeves, dis­ tinctive necklines, or whether the Jewel accent la to bo near tha face, Upd, waist or slsawhere. Sterling identification braeolcts are worn early today by young men in their team; their pen and pencil acts, leather wal Presenting fe r Chrlatmaa—this eta and desk accessories will aa« electric shaver for woman. tend to rallact professions or oc Slim and aleek In design. It fea­ cupations. Smoking accessories tures one aide af the ahavtng lake on importance, including I heed far underarms and the other lighters, clgarctt eases, hollers. quarts. Jade green and aqua. Rings may aaaume tha import­ ance of fraternal insignia, the dignity of initial or signet de­ HUR signs. Perhaps tho blrthstone ring has become significant in the young man's Ilfs aa a gift ring worth having and wearing for its symbolic meaning and proof of someone's lasting a f­ fection and regard. Then's many a happy avmiaf wrapped up In tMsa haadeomq package! It contains’ two longwearing Bicycle Facka and ah Instruction book aa haw ta play Solitaire ISO ways. ------------------- -— t F. Whaclar. Mrs. Wheeler lives In the lovely Wheeler homo yet, and two aona-in-law, William If. Martin and John Evans, are pri­ marily runners of the business now. They also run W h e e l i . f M. Fertiliser Plant and Hardware Store. W. C. Schumacher, Frank W. Talbott, A. 0. Tedford. George" C. Means, A . A. Myers are num« bered among tha amptoyss o f t h * B. F. Wheeler IntensL Lake Charm Fruit Company, owned and operated by U. A. Ward and Bona, b now operated by Harold and Ernest Ward.' They own much celery and eltr:* le n d . In addition to tha t v Packing P lant Let me add that* Nation and Company also a Fruit Packing House. Lake Charm alao operates an lea pi utj whleh. during tha war whan lew was short, furnished Orlando and •oma other surrounding place* with additional lea. J, Y . Harris and E- 0 . Wise are connected with Lake Charm Fruit Co. Jon W. Beasley, Joe L Beasley and Ray Beasley are among that* faithful workers. G 0l0'lfl0l0l0i0l0l0l0l0l0l0l0l0l0l0l0l0}0l0l0l0}0l0l0l0lfl0l0}0l0l0lflflfi0i0l0'i0ifififif!fififil <5 Camera enthusiasts can be ready fer picture-taking any Use, any where with a new travel camera outfit, litre * rrflex-typo camera Is packed complete with Its ewn fla-h unit and bulb*, film — in a handsome carryiug cam . Oviedo Clinic New Addition To Town By MARLIN JONES Wa have already written an ar­ ticle on tho not Oviedo Drug Stor* It la Indeed a lovaly new addition to Oviedo. Tbs eld Oviedo Drug Store was owned and operat­ ed by Charles T. Nlblaek and his wife, Lucille, when we arrived in this town. It later changed hands, tho Hunt Brothers, now at Kis­ simmee, running it until they had to go into the service. Ben X Jon es then purchasod it and opin ted it until a little over two years ago. Wo cannot help but be proud o f our City Hall Memorial Build­ ing, built in memory o f those boys who gave their lives for us who remain to enjoy all Its splen­ dor. Another addition to 'ba tows, well worth mentioning, la tha Oviedo Clinic. Dr. Edward W. Stoner and hie wife, Glenny, as­ sisted by Miss Ruth Kimball, run tha place smoothly. They are n o w iMisted by our new Oviedo graduated Nurse, Miss JoAna Flem ing, who graduated from Or­ ange Memorial Nursing School In September. SEE THE GRAI'HIC 35 WITH PUSH-BUTTON FOCUSING. IT S TH E PERFECT GIFT FOR ANYONE! WE A LSO HAVE: VlawmasUr Staroscvpce — Movie Camaras and Bar Lights — Projectors and Screens — Polaroid Lend Camaras — Tape Recorders and Accessories — Kodak Camaras from $3 2 > — Films of ALL Types — Gadget Bags — Walton and Argus Light Meters — Flash Bulba IV E Y’S “ Where ciuality U hitcher thun pricu" WIEBOLDT'S CAM ERA SHOP . J 210 S. PARK AVE. JI �v rr# diomsi Make This Yoiir \ Mick May Have Trouble This Year, Reindeer Shortage Home Owners Extra Fun This Year Belleva It or not. there’* < shortage of reindeer*, »o If | With the number of newg Santa Claua misses aomc -winghomes being built hitting a new ater* thla yaar, It' could ba of­ gifts i fered plauilbly that he « i a not high, choosing Christmas able to round up enough r Indeer for these new home owners Is for hia yearly trip rrutnd the; going to be extra fun! new *>nme hy rhnneing e decora­ •w>h» It's always a thrill to give or. tive gift. The decor of the home The reindeer ahortage baa be­ come, In recent yeara, much too receive gifts that will add to. should guide, the choice and there aeute. It haa been estimated that| the good looks or convenience of is an unlimited gift selection for shopper, every style home. wolvea have deatroyed 300,000 of a new home. For the Lamps, planters, vases, mir­ Santa's helpers within the laat the possibilities are endless I The gift choice can be welcome rors—the list is endless—are decade or so, leaving an approx­ addition! to the living room, den offered in modern and traditional imate 50.000. t h e __ ________ Inspired gifts for the Early AmerThe difficulty o f keeping the. or bedrooms, gadgets for animala alive in a temperate kitchen, clever barbeque acces- |Can home, GARDENING GADGETS climate makea it unlikely that aorlea or gardening equipment. If possible, It la a good idea to Most new home owners are any of the few remaining will be transported from their native visit the home and get an idea faced with a bare yard that is regions to other lands for the of the color schema and what itill in the dream-garden stage, Gifts to make thia planting holiday season, a; has been done seems to be most needed. If your preference I* a gift easier and more fun. come In the paat. American boys and girls will that a homemaker will use often. Spring, will rate a warm wri­ have to be satisfied with stand- the houseware* department of, come when the Christmas packins. The few department stores your favorite store will yield age* are opened) exciting i Helpful books, all kinds of featuring Santa’s complete outfit doxens and doxent o f I gardening tools, potted plants to thla year will be using native gift ideas. COLORFUL GIFTS be pl^citcd outdoors Ister or coldeer aa substitute for Dasher, The choice o f colors In kitchen! orful pot* to add a decorative accessories make, gift buying "«*• extra thrilling! Never before Ju*1 a few o f lhe ,de“ * you c,n has there been such an Imaglna- **|jj*j fr“ ™ * tive array o f colors or so msny K*thcr fro.m “ gift-browal g tr p clever gadgets to make gin- lo y“ ur nur**ry Z This year, your Christmas gift giv ng fun! „ n add grcat|y l0 the Joy of New topper finishes lend a fa m ily . or friend* who are aldistinctive look to electrical ap- rearfy thrilled with their new pllance gifts. Note, too, the elac- home, A liking he modern fsrnUsrs aad aa eslkualasm for snllgst accessories la combined la thla room. Tko unifying element Is the carpet la sit unusual dsotga that reflects the fla m of flagstones (but Is so much softer underbet) snd subtly suggests Egyptian motifs. (Bigelow) This swag can bo sparkled with colored Christmas lights or ornaments. Finish this decora­ tion by creating a large Christ­ It’* Christmas — the happiest season of (hem all — to let your mas wreath of glistening holly home sing out Ihlt message to on the door. all who pass by. Drcorating the outside of the B r I g h t In their traditional house’ ran provide real family fun and will say to the world Christmas colors of red and greens that here Is a family filled with the IBM Chistmas Seals will deChristmas spirit. curate your Christmas gifts and Even »ho simplest decorating cards and show that you are them* can convey your holiday greeting. Particularly effective helping In the fight against tub­ la a doorway decoration for this erculosis. says ‘‘ Merry Christmas snd Wel­ come” to all who enter. Than are limitless ppssibiliHe* in holiday-mood doorway deror. Adapt the theme to the styla o f your entrance-way. For the Traditional type home, a formal swag of evergreen bough* hung over the doorway Is very effective. Decorate Home For Holidays The gift you make yourself Is doubly appreciated. A clever and u n ov sl «lft fir the "Irl who wears glasses, or sunglasses, la a colorful felt ’ ’ spec*” holder. Cut a pattern from an old rase, or measure around a pnhr of glasses, allowing about an inch A luiurloua sectional sofa la a welcome addition to Ike living room. Think of all tho guest* this ono could seat during the holiday season. Upholstered In a textured material, It haa rlraa simple liars and aa bittreetlng arm treatment. (National Furniture Manufacturing Co.) shears are used a blanket stitch or running stitch can be used. There are unlimited possibil­ ities for decorating the case; sequins, beads, embroidery, felt cut-outs or metallic braid. Hies* easy-to-make "spec” rasea will be a real conversation piece wherever they go! An easy-to-make gift and one that will be appreciated by your holiday hostess is a bright red, or green felt tablecloth with appliqued contrasting designs. A Christmas gift of a'lver hoiIowa re can be a two-fold gift— or perhaps even three-fold — for the lucky person who re­ ceive* It. The Jewelry Industry Council tells us that this is so because many pieces of holloware have a second and third use. making them as versatile as they are beautiful. Many of them, too, can be wit to use in handsome holiday decorations as soon as they’re received. The simple gravy boat, for one Ihmg, can lead a more than double life by looking pretty as a holder for fruit centerpieces, or perhaps at this lime of year. It will look festive when filled wilh a mixture o f tiny pine rones, Christmas tree balls and fresh holly. Flank the graceful lines o f the gravy boat with sliver candlestick* to which you have tieda bc-ribboned pine cone and nobody will m re coffee taBlc when you float a couple of colorful posies in It. The same is true of the silver compote whose life you may have been limiting to such duties as serving after-dinner mints. A small bunch of grapes trailing over the side of the compote and decorated with brightly corored leaves will add a dramatic touch to a small dinner table set for two, or to a side table in the living or dining room. So, don't hide your silver when It is not in use for the single purpose for which It wa* named. Give it double or even triple use—by letting it have with purchase of Now 1956 that can g i v a A gay group of Happiness Rugs Is aoo available for the children's room. Made of all rolton plush pile, each rug depicts a different scene. They are J* by «3 Inches. Just right to plsro along tide of a bed. Woven In cherry colora, they will bo a bright nala In a room. (Kantian) • V perfect gift hr the teen-age girl U e cedar cheet such at this one. Ne icen-agrr ever seems to have enough storage space and • chest will take rare ef the overflow from dresser drawers. In natural flnlth crab orchard cherry. It ran also double as a orating unit. (Cavalier) Take your choice o f accompani­ ments for smoked tongue; serve a raisin, cherry, mustard, horse­ radish or tomato sauce with the meat. Strong black brewed co ffe may be used in a simple spongs cake instead of the wu'er called for. Du not use any other flavor­ ing if the coffee is added. a chance to do one or two of the Dc sure to let air get at a gel­ many extra duties that readily atin mold before turning out; km come to mind once you give this by running the tip of ■ thought to your silver's many knife around the edge of tha useful possibilities. mold. ha TWO hatmakta working together on ON! firo fo float ovary room In your homo! j Week'sFreeHeat / each month! ! Pays for your heater! Automatic Oil Saver balances air-luelmistuve at aveiysstting, s c .e s up to 25 > on oil! 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Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 PHONE 1125 I �MBS " w r > -',v r ~r- Bell-Ringing Still Part O f Christmas There are many year. Many years ago, In the little town of Lochrn, Holland, two fine bells hung in the church tower. Their clear tones gave comfort to all who heard them. However, these bells had never been baptiird, arid one night, so the story goes, they disappeared from the church tower. The sor­ rowing townspeople searched ev­ erywhere, but the bells could not be found. On Christmas Eve. the people longed for the joyous sound of the bells — 'proclaiming the Christmas Spirit. Then, exactly at midnight, bell-like tones were heard through the snowy night. They seemed to be coming from a nearby pond. The bells were ‘ never foufid. but each Christmas Eve, just at midnight, their chimes rang out Christmas gifts to choose from for the men this over the town and the legend of the bells spread far and wide. Other towns and countries con­ tinued the custom of bell-ring­ ing; till today it has become a beautiful part o f the traditional Holiday celebration. Flowers Associated W ith Christmas Story Legend has associated many plants and flowers with the story of Christmas. Among these are the rosemary plant and tny tree. The story goes that during a Before decorating your Christ- PJusc in the flight into Egypt the mas tree, he sure to treat it with Virgin Mother placed tivo gara flameproofing material. ments o f her liny Sou on the j This may be done in two ways branches of a rosemary ulant. — by spraying a flame retardment< Originally its flowers wire supon the branches and needles, or ■(tosed tu have been white, but by setting the trunk In a chcm i-! the plant changed the color of its cal mixture, w-hich the tree ab- blossoms to lavender no that they 9 sorbs. might bear the hue o f Mary’s Flamcproofing compounds can be c)0ak. purchased at most paint stores—or ,\t another point in tho Journey you may be able to get the for- („ Egypt the Holy Family sought mula from your local tire depart- rCfuge from » thunderstorm be- For hearlhslde glitter or dancing dates, these vinyl and gold kill m*nt. ....................... ncath the branches of a bay tree. mules go places with equal ease Just to be on the safe side, keep From that time on, according a fire extinguisher within easy to the legend, lightning would and smart good looks . , sure to thrill the most discriminating reach near the Christmns tree. never strike a bay tree, and for. Centuries the devout c f many lands would plant a bay tree be­ fore their home as n protection Wc do not know when the first against storms. creche was set up as a tableau I -----------to illustrate the nativity, but church records indicate that S. Francis of Assisi received special Here’ s a checklist o f the most permission from the Pope to re­ popular greeneries used at con stru ct the scene in the Bethle­ Christmns time for home trim­ hem stable. ming! Check with your florist Today the crib, surrounded by and see how inexpensively you figurines of the Holy Family, the can make gay wrenths and garThree Wise Men, shepherds, an’ lands lo brighten your home, ingels and farm animals, is to south side and out. ern Europe and Catholic countries Pine anti spruce cones, large j what the brightly decorated Christ­ waxed leaves, holly berries, and mas tree is to America and other berries from many of the rose northern lands. species, nil help to add grace notes of color. For large wreaths, use white For over half a century the red pine, fir, Douglas fir. blue spruce, Dwiblc-Barred Cross has been boxwood, privet and English ivy. Ihe official emblem of the vol­ Use fruits, berries and even untary tuberculosis associations the garden-variety vegetables to in the United States, since lt)2<) give your greenreyy, bright It has been the registered trade­ touches o f color. Use rcil and mark of the National Tubercu­ tiny oranges: even radishes, on­ losis Association. ions. red and green peppers can take their place In your scheme of decor for bright color Interest. Christmas Seals are a winning combinntion against tuberculosis. The red Pouble-Rarre>l Cross Buy and use them generously. earned by the children on this Christmas Seals help hold the yesr’s Christmas Seals is the linc against TB. Use them on registered trademark o f the Na­ tional Tuberculosis Association. all your holiday mail. •Everyone Should Flameproof Tree # Nativity Scene Christmas time is candy time. Whether you are preparing little gifts for neighbor*, leaving a »nack for banta or ttu.fir.# tiny stockings, homemade candies are always welcome. The secret to making perfect candy lies in accurate temperature control. In sugar cooking, wh.-re exact finishing temperature, are critical, the difference of Just two or three degrees can nlso mean the difference between *ucc«**» and failure. A reliable candy thermometer, carefully calibrated for ca.idy tem­ peratures, will eliminate tho gytiiwork* Fondant is nno of Ihe simplest and most versatile randies. It can be used to stuff dates, prunes and apricots; melted, it can be used to dip fruits and nuts; or it can bo tinted and moulded into a variety of shapes. Here’s the basic rrcipe: Put two CUD* o f sugar, two tablespoons o f light corn syrup or «* teaspoon cream of tartar and ltt cup* boiling water into a deep, two-quart sau ce pa n. Stir over low hsat until augur dissolves, then bring to a boil. Cover and cook three minutes: uncover and cook w i t h o u t -stirring, to toft ball .Uge (238' M . Wipe sugar crystal, from sides of pan several times during cooking with fork whipped * 'Immediately pour on platter or porcelain table top rinsed with very Told walei\°Do not scrape pun. Roll until fondant feel, only slightly warm to touch; do not move, berape fondant from edgo or platter toward center with spatula or wooden apoon. Work with spatula until creamy and stiff, then knead until smooth und free from lumps. Wrap in waxed paper: .luce in covered container to ripen ’.’ 4 hours. Fondant may be kept in refrigerator J to 4 weeks. The ripened fondant is then ready to bq used in a vunety of ways. Other candies with a festive air are divinity puffs and rich, delicious chocolate-pecan slices. Perennial favorites include choco­ late and white fudge, peanut brittle and popcorn balls. All are easy to make with the aid of a good candy thermometer. According to tho Bible story o f Christmas, <hc first carol was sung by a chorus o f angel, f-rrn Heaven—the “ Gloria in Fxecl* , i , “ — “ Glory to God in :.<c high­ est, and on earth peace, good will I toward men.” . There is no (act as lo why the |Christmas song, are citled *Varols” . Thr Latin origin of the word means “ to dance in u ring," and the earliest song* were uuiatty accompanied by *ome sort o f dance movement Other, scorn to think the siorl s'em, frum the same derivation a , ''chop.*''. St. Francis o f Assisi is reputed to have conducted a Christmas service tinging the Gospel and giving the sermon, and is crctlI ited fur Dm. first sigoilicviP ca rol. The ballsd type o f care', now considered by niusiei! writel« as the true .jrol, is the ulk song 1type, hmi.td down fr-mi genera­ tion to t.en«ration Join the winning team against tuberculosis. Buy Christmat Seals and support your tuberculosis as­ sociation. t S“ Books Good Gift Idea For Children McRANEYSMITH Make It A Merry Christmas For The W hole Family With A Gift From All's ducky with this toddler nnd her new, stronger styrene plastic pull toy. Tina in onu of a scrirs of life-site playthings nun- to i ox seasoned Christum, shopper, to “ string along.'* l t<i d«, tins saucy duck which flaps it, wing, amt quacks, tho series includes Mary's little lamb which bleats a* it move, ita head and tail, and a dancing “ circus" elephant. Dolls, too, have grown up. A little girl can choose her fsvorit* television or Storybook character in life-like vinyl plastle and “ authentic" costume. Boys prefer the super size aircraft rartiers. auto transports nnd Navy planes. Tin g me authentic in scald nnd made of unbreakatde polyethylene plastic, 'ihe playpen set will delight in squeezing and cuddling toy* made of durable polyethylene or soft vinyl plastic. Both types taka countless tumbles without complaint. 7 d y W iM tn m m m i Vim fa Pinecrest Has 21 Instructional Units T w o-T on e F u d ge-H olid a y Treat Homemade Candies Add to Christmas Fun Latin Origin Of Carol Means T o Dance In Ring ......" ■ ' ' T ^ p r a p f f ' : ' The faculty and staff of Pine Ready to use, this flash catfM Crest School are looking forward lakes pictures Indoor* and out, to a good school year. For the day or night. Gift-boxed with the 1956-57 term, the school has popular ramera are two rolls of films, flashbolder. six fl**hbolb% 21 instructional unils in grades two batteries and an instroctiM one through eight. John Angel booklet. haa been added to the staff as Assistant principal and Junior High teacher. Other members of the faculty are Mrs. Ethel O'Dea. Mrs. Georgia Booth, Mrs. Clitoris Ogvls, Mrs. Mary Walter. Mrs. Jean Lindquist, Mrs. Polly Dan­ iel, Mri. Marguerite Paul. Mrs. Inet Manos, Mrs. Mildred t.inl,1 Mrs. Beverly Allison, Mrs. Cath­ erine Pearce, Mrs. Virginia Bur­ ney, Mrs. Relle Rumhley, Mrs. Ola Cochran, Mrt. Mary Alice lt.it- Bold plaids anil bright rotors reJJf/* *** Gretchrn Krehhoff, jurn tn tporl j lrkc|j which atO t « t Nunnelly M l,, Ann wa>1 makrRum,, „ristm a, gifts, Whittaker. Miss Lucilc Campbell, Miss Grorgena Hart and Mrs. | Iluth Long. Because of the generosity and klndnesa of the Hospital U m nl1 (he school Will have an c.'flcient Pure heaven for the youngsters Is thii unusual Two-Tone Fudge clinic room. This addition will — creamy rich chocolate, teamed with the plraaant anltlnru of nu'wli llliivli to tiu- heuith ami peanut butter. IIV oil from one tdnipir basic rrcipe combination cf safety program. Mrs. Ilulda Killsmooth evaporated milk, caramels and sugar. To one-half add pea­ nut butter, and to the other half, add semi-sweet chocolate morsels. bee o f the Seminole County Evaporated milk lends smoothness and rich flavor to thia versatile Health Department will super­ fudge. The high milk solid content of evaporated milk helps pre­ vent formation o f “ sugar)" crystals, resulting in velvety texture I vise the activities , in this area. Mrs. Fred (ianaa as head of without beating. Make this wholesome candy in squares, swirls dropped from a spoon on waxed paper or foil, peanut clusters, rr Ithe P.T.A. Beautification Com­ retls made by shaping cooled fudge into legs and rolling them in mittee haa done an excellent job, salted peanuts. ! of securing plants for the school TWO.TONK FUDGE 1ground*. Fonte shrubs have been 1 cup evaporated milk ■?» cup semi sweet chocolate donated, others have been pur­ '1 eups sugar morsels chased at wholesale prices from *i peund ( 11) caramels la cup peanut butter ..... nurseries. The planter boxes are . . . . . . . . . . . Combine evaporated milk and sugar in ‘.’ -quart saucepan. Add esper al y a tractive because of caramels. Place over low heat and cook, stirring constantly, until design is purse lighter with a their artistic arrangement. sugar la dissolved and mixture cornea to a boil. Increase heat and boll 4 minutes, stirring constantly, until sugar la dissolved nnd According to plans, several Krn‘ lc ,,luf mixture romes to a boil. Increase heat and boil 4 minutes, stirring I fields have* been added to »Uh white cherubs. Another exconstantly. To !>j cup* of the mixture add tho semi-sweet choco­ I Ihe school campus. A jungie gym rlusivr feature of the dainty late morsels and stir until smooth; turn Into grrased 7 or 8-inch square pin. To remaining mixture ndd peanut butter and stir until and merry-go round have been lighter is its swivel base. smooth; turn into pan over chocolate mixture. Chill until firm; cut purchased for group, of Pri­ into squares. mary children. YIF.Ll): Approximately 2 pounds. At the present time the ’ Use remaining chocolate morsels to decorate fudge. attendance area for Pine Crest School is the same as last year.! Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, prinri- j pal; Mrs. Betty Olenn, score-( tary; Mrs. Lucille Fester, school 1 lunch manager and Mrs. Johnnie! The familiar Dutch Bcu Elam. P.T.A. president are ex sign tell, you that you’ll The world of books opens a tending a cordial welcome to all find thoio top-quality whole new realm of gift Ideas parents and pupils in the Pine for young and old. Dutch Boy paints, enamels Crest area. Children love books. For the and varnlthes at our store. very young you will find picture Coinc in todjyl Don't let TB break through stories printed on coated cloth your1 defense. Buy Christmas that will withstand rough hand­ Seals and hold the line for health. ling by young hands. “ Pop-up” books are avuilable plrto dictionary or a thesaurus to delight child with illustrations 9a of synonyms, an atlas or a for­ that fold outward like little eign language dictionary. stage settings when the pages You're sure to please mystery A perfect Ctiridmaa pair Is Ibis are opened. ...lovers with another “ whodunnit" fragrant ,,, Grand Epoqur “ Duct”. A trip to your book store will|,0 n,|,| tn ,f,cjr coltsection. and in |„ a feminine package, IIV a gift reveal hooks that children can! lighter vein you'll find collec- that every fair lady will welread themselves — once they v c . tiorui of cartoons, humor and come! 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For An Appolnlment At Year Brailey Odham, President 2625 8. French > Cr i ISMMMMhia e Convenience �" Hanford Ibralii am n i nINDSPINMtNT n tu n tfii* l u n t m i NBWBPAPR m i i m b AN DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA f o L F M B XLTH I f Yoar Harald to Not . D clivtrtd By I P. M. Ctfl 1821 Btforo 7 P, IL For Dattrtry ™ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S8, 1951 Reports Vary On Cold Damage To Local Crops Heavy Weather Warms Up; Big Frost Crowd Gathers To Greet Falls Santa, Watch Parade SHS Bind Assn. Honors Former Members At Meal Tfc* first fcomeeomtaf dinner m i given by tl# Seminole HI*h Jhfaoel Bind Association in honor of the auoclaUoo'a form er mem* b en . Past members attending' were ax-president Peter Bttkur. Martin Otlnecipher. and Mra. J . W. Du*, gar. Other members were Mrs. Wade Garner, M n . S. A. B. Wil* keraoa, Mr. end M n . Herman Morris, M n. Martin Sllnecipher and Mr. and M n . S. P . Engebret- "Oid Man Weather” virtually laid a raraet o f white for Santa Claus to arrive on this afternoon fo r the Annual Jaycec-Merchants Association Christmas Parade. Sanford was glimmering in froat early IhU morning whieh wae, at first, expected to chill parade vlewera this afternoon who line the aldewalks and street! along the route o f the gigantic mile, and-a-half spectacle featuring U bands and a double-score of ftoata. However, by mid-morning the sun had displaced the froat and temperature! rose rapidly to as­ sure a mild and pleasaM afternoon for the annual Christ maa parade festivities. Thousands were expected to be in Sanford this afternoon soon after schools close at 2:30 to witness what Tommy McDonald, chairman of the Jaycee Christ­ ina* Parade Committee tegmed "Sanford's biggest and best pa­ rade in Its history. Every detail haa been cleared ^Following the covered d!»h sup­ per, plana for the barbecue to be held Saturday at •:*> P. m. at the Elks grounds were discussed, with M n . A..D. Rountree presid­ ing. The association is sponsor­ ing the barbecue Jointly with the Elks Club a s a fund raising proJect for purchasing musle and in­ The Seminole County Chapter strument repain. o f the American Bed Cross be­ A welcome wa* extended to the gins . Us fund-raising plans thla U rm er band parents by Andnw week In Sanford. A Red Cross campaign fund B neken, SHS principal. A shot discussion of the ppare- organisational meeting of Semi­ Uon o f the band by band captain nole County Board of Directors ) . D. Stone, Ut Lt. Irma Corley, haa been set fo r Friday, Nov. 30 at 3 p . m. in the commissioner* and Snd L t Smith was heard. A surprise honor sr*« extended room o f the city hall. Donald Doyle, Red Cross Field to bandmaster Ernrst Cowley snd his wife when the association Representative fo r Central Flori­ presented them with a three-tier- 1da, together with Gen. Eugene V. ed bon-bon dish in honor of their Elder volunteer worker assigned to fund campaign work in this fe o n d wedding anniversary. area will attend tke meeting Doyle will brief the group in fund campaign techniques and procedures. All workers utready assigned, and all of those intnrcaUd In Red Cross work throughout Seminole County are u rge! te to present The "unlvenial credit card” fo r the meeting. was caught in uie on Highway Groundwork for the February 17-02 last night the Sheriff's of- and March fund campaign will he a reported this morning laid at Friday'* meeting with And because o f i t Paul Hinting Important information to eomplet* 23-year-old white youth o f 12 Elm a successful campaign passed on St., West Lebanon, N. H.. Is in to all of those who ttend a c­ the Seminole County Jail eharged cording to looal officials. with petty larceny and no drirers Friday's meeting Is th-s first license. get-together since- isst week's Deputy Sheriff Ed C o w a n meeting at whieh campaign work­ caught Harding taking gas from ers were named for the 1357 heavy equipment used In the 17- drive. 02 highway conatruction last night. The five-gallon can and -gfece of hose were practically new, seemingly bought for the purpose, reported the sheriffs office. A representative of the Social The five-gallon can .vas practi­ Security Administration District cally full of gai when taxen from Office In Orlando will be at the recreation bldg.. Fort Mellon Harding. "Had the Deputy been a minute Park In Sanford on Friday, Dee. later the gasoline taker would 7. Friday. Dec. lt^and Friday Dee. 21. between the hours of 9:30 a.tn have gotten away,” Deputy and noon. Sheriff James Singletary said This service I* made available tfp'.-t morning. to those who wish to apply for Harding was taken into custody Old-Age snd Survivors Insurance as he attempted to get away In benefits, social security account We Ford automobile about six numbers, or obtain information miles south o f Sanford. about the Social Security program. Red Cross To Plan Fund-Raising Drive A t Session Friday 'Universal Credit Card' Is Caught In Use Last Night » Social Security Service Offered 2 Teams Clinch Berth In Peanut Bowl Game up and everything la in readiness for the walling of oatrol car si­ rens to start off the gala parade at 4 o’clock. Floats have been completed, costumes readied, and everyone anxious to Join in the long lineup that will move through the down­ town section for a complete hour between 4 and S o’clock. Headed by a Florida Highway Patrol ca r and followed closely by patrol cars from Sanford Fo­ lk* Department and tha Seminole County S h eriffs Department, both city and county commlsiiooers will see the parade off to a good start as they become the first part of the parade. Seen this afternoon In tha huge lineup o f bands and marching groups were the Stftson Univer­ sity band with drum majors and majorettes stepping high to mu­ sic, Florida Military Aeademy band and marching unit, Seminole High School, Winter Park School, Leesburg High School, Boone High School o f Orlando bands. There were also bands from Crooms Academy, Sanford Junior High-Pinecrest S c h o o l , Oviedo High School, Lyman High, and DeLand High School Twenty small floats manned by children from Seminole County Schools intermingled with larger floats entered by High Schools, Clvio organizations. Churches, and business houses. Of eourse, delighting children mostly was Santa Claus In his North Polo regalia as be gayly waived to children along tha route. Sent* arrived In all of the splendor such a noted guest de­ serves. Premier Ben-Gurion Urges Nations To Stop Nasser JERUSALEM. Israeli Sector (It —Premier David Ben-Gurion ap­ pealed to the world today to "stop Nasser now." Likening the Egyptian Presi­ dent to Hitler, he said methods applied by Egyptian authorities In expelling stateless Jews and depriving many other* of Egyption citizenship clearly recalls methods used by the Nads. Ben-Gurion told .Parliament a number o f Egyptian cars captur­ ed in Sinai tor* the swastika marking and that an Arable transition o f "Mein K a m p f was found in the baggage o f a number of Egyptian offleeri taken prison­ er by the Israelii. H« presented a resolution. Im­ mediately adopted, expressing ‘‘profound shock at atrocities per•petrste*! agaio.t the J*w« of Egypt by the Egyptian military Junta and that country’s dictator, who is trampling Into th* dust the right* o f men.” The resolution was supported by deputies of all parties except three Communists. Mental Health Assn. Lauds CBS Sanford Churches Are Making United Appeal For Blood Estimates o f damage from the cold wave whieh struck the San­ ford vegetable growing area vary A West Coast man's leg and with temperature* reported from hip were shattered last fall by 22 to 34 and a heavy froat blaa- an accidental shotgun blast while kiting all of Central Florida. hunting with his friends Before Sandy Anderson, manager o f he could leave th# -hospital, thla the Sanford State Famere Market man waa given 34 pints of blood said that “ In my opin:oa the and three pints of Mo.i-1 plasma. frost and 34 degree tsmperatura There was no way he could have in Sanford will clean out beans, obtained this quantity of blood a large-seals cueumben, eggplant, a« a mat­ except through ter o f fact all o f our tsnder crop.” Mood procurement program. At tha last meeting of tha "The hardy crops,'’ said San­ dy Anderson, "won’t bo hurt.” Seminole County Ministerial AtHe explained these would Include ■delation It was decided that a cabbage, ctlsry, green onions and cooperative effort should be mad* tosrard establishing blood bank others. accounts for the churches of Randall Chase at Chase and Sanford. While some few Company said "Beans and tander churches have established blood crops including eggplant and pep­ bank accounts most of these pers will bo hurt pretty bad. need replenishing. Chase tald, however, that cabAfter the need for a large-scale bage, celery and hardy crop* "are Mood procurement progrsm was In good ahape— the cold will oven graphically presented by tha Rev. do them a little good.” A. G. Mclnnls, a committee was Roby Lain* with the J. C. appointed by the association Hutchison k Co. said "The cold president, the Rev. Milton A. waa pretty bad. Wyatt, to plan, publicize, and "W e've bed reporte from the promote the United Chureh Blood Ztllwood area.” Lain* said, "but Appeal- The Rev. David Carntflx the temperaturek weren’t too uni­ and the Rev. Robert Spear were form. Temperatures were from appointed with the Rev Mclnnls who serves as chairman. 22-27,” he said. The first 'Blood Donor Day’ has "It’s hard to say what the dam­ age will be, It’s a little too early been s4t for Tuesday Dec. 11 at to estimate. We had tea over there the F lat Presbyterian Otunrh in fZellwood) last Friday and frost Sanford. Saturday with very little dam­ age.” Lain* said, "The cold weather this morning didn't 1? any good.” It wee also reported, said Lain*, that temperatures dropped to 27-22 tp the southern port Of M AJuiA (ft— Hundred* of J * the state with a pr*t,y heavy slan seamen srere missing and frost in all areas Moat tsnder the crew o f an American freight­ things were hurt he (aid. er wae reported abandoning R. C. Hetsel with the American ship today as storms continued Fruit Growers said that "beans to sweep the South China Scs and were pretty well picked over but the Western Pacifte. what waa left « M tamaged by Globe Wireless Intercepted a this morning’s low temperatures, message from the 8 292 t o n and fr o s t" |freighter Charles E. Dant sayTh* temperature around tha *°g the captain had ordered his American Fruit Groweri office on 44 crewmen o ff In Llngayen the West side registered 29*v to gulf, on th* wast coast of Luson SO this morning, Hetsel reported. Island. The U. S. Navy ship M> iklngun "Over In this mock area of Storms Continue To Sween Western China Sea v JS S ' «• ...... W " * t J J jf S&tMt v. B w iS i spp DE BART BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT: planting trees end shrubbery la a landscaping project sponsor*, by tha De Bary Garden Club. (From left to right): Mrs. John M. Byre, chairman o f the beautification committee; Mr*. Telman Van Arsdale of her committee and M n . Theodora B. Broome, president of the club. (S taff Photo) ★ ★ New Post Office M a l e n k o v Is Said. Area Landscaped To Be In Budapest By Garden Club 25,000 Hear ’Prayer For Day' BUDAPEST CD— Former Sovlstj Premitr Georgl Malenkov was- By Mary Fowler DeBary—"This Is a happy mo­ ment." described Mri. Theodore B. Broome, president o f the De­ Bary Gsrden club as with Mrs. John M . Byrn, chairman of the beautification group ami Mra. Talman W. Van Arsdale o f her rommtttee, she directed the planting of two huge cocos plumos* in front of th* new post office “ Since the day that we plaeed a -,u ce In th* old |j s * Aifleo bliUdIng staling that these Interested In forming a Garden club in De­ Bary would please meet with us In the civic building • and 9t women accepted - there haa been most Intelligent cooperation with all committees In studying how to make DeBary more beautlTul. "This year W# decided on an ambitious project; that o f land­ scaping the n e w post office grounds. With the help of the Hidden Lake Nursery and A. D. Rountree supervising the plant Ing. we feel our Investment of $ t « Is going to pay o ff In beauty and contentment, plus the attentlon that it will get from North­ ern visitors approaching o ir vll- AAA I I ment of Russian-installed Pre­ mier Janos Kadat. An excellent source, who asked not to o* quoted by name, said. More than 23,000 calls were raMalenxov now a deputy Soviet |corded on the "Prayer For the premier, arrived tn '.he Hungarian &ay" .service here In Sanford, capital. Nov. 23 j according to the Rev. Phillip This source said it was M a l e n - L u t h kov who advised Kadar to change.clJ n ® 8 ed“«m er his lenient attitude and resort’ tol lJ*v ,* 'ed *'*• flgwwg thl# Harsh measures against still warn,nI. striking Vung.-rlt* worker# The estimate that more than • This v < explanation given ***** be,rd fop Kadar's two shnrp speech**1!, Fof. •• • broadcast Sunday and Mon-lay in ( / ? ! “ *mum 0DV tbe R«vwhich he reversed his former , ? ! m in n ,!l1nd th»t conciliatory attitude 'n con fer r w 1 0,0 thousand* ences with leaders of the workers'. . orc "*.7 an accurate count o f council of Greater Budapest. ! ,he " umbcr o f ealN made to th* Although Kadar has Vstcd ex T ! * 1,*;* , '.nc° An<- »• t* * ” »valU pllclty that he will add only "non_ .’ _ _ partbans" to his presently 1"0 _ T „ P r,F, r For The Day Is a per cent Communist government,' f.u c **rv*^* made available to he conferred yesterday fur three, ,i™‘ ® ^ ho f#el ‘ he ne*d *°r • hours with Bela Kovacs, secrc-1 "J°.'?cnt • " * * from ‘ he cares tary general of the Smallholders o f . U,e f7 0rI,,‘ , merely asks the tlc„ t . .. Phone operator lor 1928 and a 30. „ . u wHhouk Kovacs. who spent more th a m______ ^ o n d prayer „ M heard seven years In Russiar. prisons |n|rrffrpne0 from outjiJ# j‘n"™ and Is irobahly the only person t(lCM the Hungarian pea.vntry would The service U available 24 hours "The leaf erop. are pretty well pine, to Taeoma, Wash., ihl'ted accept is their leader had been, hotl„ „ (lay with _hc £' ™ burned up from tha cold, said in k „ .v* ,.«■ * H tfl| Hope dwindled for hundred, of The ladle, posed with shovel. a minister of .tat* In Imre Na- ch, nged „ „ lhn lutotna„ e y * o v * r V " * nt awer service once each day. In most reporting areas it w as1Malar and Chinese fishermen *n(1 ath*r InvpeHntenU but wh^ ' h^ Ro“ Un‘ overthrew. | No mfntlon of tfh,trcj, ^ a . too early this morning to estimate missing o ff th* east coast of M a-, gratefully handed over the heavy What Kadar dHcture.l with ,|on Ia made on thfl , recorded l„r . of ov.r I . houM." I Z ' n Z the damage suffered from the lays aa mors bad w eath er'"01* *° RounMee and hl» asfrest and low temperature*. Most1grounded British AirFore* planes |'iMants and watched the plantgrowers were sr.Utnj on the sunand kept royal ravy ships out of severini.s cuph*a, pittisporum, to detsrmine what damage might the area. ami have been done. A gale early Monday smashed holly canlssa, podocarpus On both the east and west sides 80 fish traps off lohorc State. Surinam cherries In attractive of Sanford a heavy whit* fros Uuilt o f pole* driven In deep wa­ dusters around the new edifice. fell and remained toe long ter and fitted with nets, the traps periods during calm. each had up to a half doten men Leafy plente seen from the living in small huts on them, highways, it 10 o'clock this mornJohore police said between 200 . . , .. . . h Ing were showing signs of wilt snd 300 men - "maybe more or F ,lr , " d “ co,d ,onl,lh, end damage. |loss” — ware believed missing. |Thursday fair and warmer. Weather Value Of Adult Education Told participate in the program by "sending In your checks for the Christmas Seals; by giving blood to th* blood bank aqd by having chest X-raya made when th* Mo­ bile Unit Is In town” . Announcement was made of the Christmas party which will be held on Tuesday, Dee. 11 at 8:30 p. m. Members* families are in­ vited to attend the party. Each member wa* reminded to bring a toy, gift wrapped, to be turned over to the Elks Club's Commun­ ity Christmas Tree. Mrs. V0I1 Lambertson, public affairs chairman, volunteered to attend a supper meeting of USO representatives to be held Thurs­ day evening at Jim Spencer’s Restaurant. The Pilot Club fur­ nishes hostesses two nights month­ ly year round at Iho local USO Center with Walter 1. Carter serving this year as chairman of the committee. An appeal was read from th» White Cross Services in Orlando, for used sheets to be sent to th* hospitals In Africa. For a number of years the Pilot C ub has par­ ticipated in this project. Thera were 21 memberi pre­ sent at th, dinner and progam meeting. Tickets for the club's annual Hospital Benefit Card Par­ ty which will be held in th* Mayfair Inn on Jsn. IS were dietributpeeoaa Uus, cutioa and urged all members t* *4 ha kLrt H. Je ftwaaao*. Frederic C. Murray, director of year; th * Industrial S<-wing Adult and Vocational Education Courses; the Ceramics and Art for Seminole County, -spoke to (.lasses; and the buainess educamembers of the Pilot Huh si tion course* whieh are taught by their meeting held in th* Yacht Mrs J. P. Hall. It is planned to Club Isst night on the value and start publlr speaking classes, Span­ Importance of Adult Education. ish and Telegraphy as well as sewing and decorating "A person 1* never too old to home learn” , declared Murray at he course* in the future. pointed out tha various programs In closing Murray praised th* offered In the adult education field, people of Seminole County end which are designed to create in­ said that he hoped to continue telligent an well informed citi­ in his chosen profession "right here in Sanford, then retire here zens, regardless o f age. The Diversified Cooperative in this lovely city” . Training Program which has been Murray was Introduced by Mr*. Instituted la the Seminole High Nancy Brock, education chairman School for the first time this year, for th* club. A vie, president of has attracted three girls and 10 the Florida Adult Education As­ boys thus far, stated Murray. He sociation and treasurer of the explained that the students attend Seminole County Education. Murschool during the morning hours, ray. a graduate o f Nebraska and work at their chosen voca- State Teachers College, cam* to tlon during the afternoon for which Sanford In IMS a* director of they r* ccive a remuneration com- Veterans Education. He served parable to any beginner's pay.' five years In the U. S. Army and Pointing out that adult educa- was discharged as a captain, tion Is on the upgrade in Semi-< Mrs. Sue S. Stevenson presided nole County, Murray said there over tha msetlng last night and ire now 193 whit* students and 2d reminded members that Saturday, negroes attending vocational clas- Dec. 1 la "Pilot Club Day" for sea while there are 123 white and manning- tha Salvation Army 100 negro studunt* taking adult Kettles . education courees. I Mr*. Ruth Scott, a director of Among the programs being of- the Seminole County TB Assofered In adult education and voca- elation, and a former member of tional training, Murray listed the ' the Pilot Club, spoke briefly on Railroad Training program which behalf of th« Tuberculosis Asso- The National Association for Mental Health has announced that It will present an award te th* Columbia Broadcaiting System for "outstanding service in the ® T w o teams have clinched a played In order to detc-mine the fight against mental Illness” and berth in the Peanut Bowl game winners In the school's compcti- particularly for Its production of slated to be played In Ssoford lion for Peanut Bowl Honors, I OUT OF DARKNESS, th* tel*•n Dec. 7 In the Sanford MemorThe winners weren’t deei led j vision program dealing with ‘nenU1 Baseball Park. until next to the last game "b e - : tal Illness. The film was shown to a local The team of Mra. Sybil R iu tb. cause the play has been so close room at Sanford Grammar School and the competition so keen," j audience at the Episcopal Parish house on Nov. 4 by the program won the first berth in the Peanut said lieckenbach. Bowl lineup. i Today's seore for the Seminoles clulrmin. Mn A. R Key, of Thij morning, shortly at-er 11 was made by Gary Bishop when ' the Seminole County Assn, far o ’clock, th* Seminole* of Mrs he completed the touchdown on Mental Health. So great was th* popular re­ ■vbert Richards room at Sanford a three-yard pass from Butch sponse to the first TV showing of (reantmar School defeated the Ruer. Black Hawks of Mrs. Alice Grants Next Thursday, th* Sanford OUT OF DARKNESS on Mar. 18 room to clinch a spot in the bowl Grammar School will stage a that CBS presented it twice again gigantic Peanut Bowl parade —er Apr. 23 snd Nov. 2S. lineup next week. Tb* score in this morning's through downtown Sanford in "The past few years have seen game between th* two sixth grade which the Seminole High and a tremendous increase in public teansa waa 7-0. Junior High School bends will awareness o f its No. 1 health Each team at Sanford Gram- piny, problem — menial Illness,” Sir. m ts School, said Harold HtckeuTwo stops will be made along F. Barry Ryan, president of back, principal tt tha school, has the rout* of the parade for the NAMH. said. "Much o f th. credit played 19 games against their op cheerleader* and majorettes tn for this should go to CBS and (Qnanu. demonstrate their agility and to Dr. Frank Stanton, Its presiLa iB , 449 gams* have been, poisa. was attended by U i dent.” K°auV T ’ll " c b:, T which Although the Smallholdersa;fune-1 P'«*er Rev. Ph| |,|p 1. voiced by Su ,ho ,, Uoned for only . f.w day. during , public |erv|c# thlt are £ Nagy a brief regime a'**r being erin*,- t M Putaf gehUnmetL Inactive during the long Comma- ..#nd hooe |ha, more £ nU tenure in Hungary, the parly mon> of 0ur rri, mlj tflrmi!!hout undoubtedly would iv the moat the s«nfnrd area will take ad. powerful In the country If free vantagP of th# opportltQlty ,0 1-a electlorr were hs'J . |j.. Smallholder politicians bell.ve| The automatic answering ser­ in.! Malenkov advise 1 Kadar notiV, „ on wh!ch ,hf ..p “ Fop to tolerate the ex'itcncu of other Thc I)ay-. ,a rccor,,0i| „ ma,,# politicol piirtles until tlm "l[,,n*j possible Ihrough a leas-* with Iho garlan Socialist Workers party, " ; Southern Ucll Talcphotvi and K«dar s new ( ommunln party Telegraph Co. much atronger. * *________ Man K ilh Bobcat 'Porky' Oliver Is Tuecdav In Swamp In„ n Snnford Today . „ , , . . A 20-pound bobcat was killed Torlre' Oliver, playing pro f o r i ,ate y„ u rd .y afternoon in tha h# Sfayfalr Inn around the golf- Tjlk(, M(mr()e Sw J(11. o ff Ing rlrcle* of the nation tincH w c<t street last December was In Sin ford to- 1 r K U p *who |lveJ , hp day for , brief one hour .la y „ i(, , hat h. hat be<!n ..|etlp|f Oliver, at the Mayfair Inn track,.. of the heffy an|ma, and Country Club and Golf Course decided yesterdsv to foljow them, hi. morning was on hi* way to | saw M h ,he m|||l anr) ,h# West Palm Reach to take part hi; female playing an open field.” the tournament there. |F.re Haiti nn ha (tliplayrti the bob* Apparently pleased with th e;cat tic(l l0 hU blcyt.|e h an „ ph, rJ> excellent condition of the May-' Tho feinale wa, killed with ena fair Inn Golf course, Porky Oily- a rif]# lhot tbrougtl u ,, head l t er posed for Th* Sanford Herald a distance of about 50 yards, pictures Just before leaving for i >rr , a j,| th . West Palm Beach tournv “ More than likely the male la ment. „ around.” said Lee. "and I'll get He will he hack In Sanford for b|m i^ f.,,-,. |ong » the Mayfair Inn'* $13,000 PGA Lee explained that he waa us­ °P « n ln Dumber, ing a toll action rifle wh’rh wasn't quite quick enough to get ,hoth of th* animala a* they played In the openway, "I've seen only three bobcat* la my life.” he said, "and thla is ona of them.” Additional Local News On Page 7 � 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 32-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 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/2f61d0fed59dff1ccd4e1b6120a16e95.pdf e17123a9886dce544997b09e3a835a86 PDF Text Text • - .......... — ♦ SANTA SAYS MAKE SANFORD YOUR If ® J-' Vfj\ • You've never seen rda" B 1*^*1 < r EB wan w w™ | lKe ; aj WHEEL1 suchwonderful selections! • You've never been treated to such values! • You've never found shopping so easy! Your local merchants have gone all out to make your Christmas shopping easy, con­ venient and profitable fo r you. See their gala arrays of brand new merchandise, selected with you, your family, your needs in mind! You'll *nve over »nd over a g a in when you shop In S a n f o r d . T h a t ’s liecnu-e th e dollars you spenu at hom e sta y at h o m e , helping to Improve y o u r hom e tow n — to liuilil h e lle r schools, im prove y o u r s tr e e ts , install b e t t e r street lighting, and s u p p o r t f o u r fire A police d e p a r tm e n t to give your property g r e a t e r protection. So save y o u r time, «ave on tr a n s p o r ta tio n costs! T n k e r a f f - a d v a n ta g e of the hig b a rg a in s S anford m e r c h a n ts nre o f f e r i n g to b ring you a l i iig h lc r , .Mettier C hristm as th a n ever! PLEN TY OF P A R K IN G SPACE FR IEN D LY CLERKS T O HELP YOU LOW PRICES, V A L U E S EVERYW HERE HOME i AND S A V I N G S T O O ! �» -• •• ~ /7“ jf'v «'■ ■ Shop and Save In Sanford If Your Herald la Nut Delivered Hy 6 P. M. Call 1821 Itefore 7 P. fit. Fur Delivery maiil l y V MVliMDADffD a1 1n1 iIMIIVUVIUIIVMT ndependent d new spa per ^ FORD, FLORIDA MONDAY. NOVEMBER"2 6 7 193«~ * NO. 113 Associated Press Leased Wiro W W I Veteran Burns In One-Room Dwelling iCause Of Fire Unknown CofC Membership Clean-up Drive Starts This Week A 69-year-old World War t veteran burned to death in his one-room frame home early Sat­ urday night. The final cleanup drive for Geer Blaine Chubb, who lived Seminole County Chamber of alone, died, when hi* home burn­ Commerce memberships will s ta rt. ed to the ground in a fire of un­ this week. Manager John Krider determined origin. tald this morning. Mr*. C. N. Woodrum, whoso "We’re making up a new list home Is nearby, taw the flames for this last phase of the 1956-57 is they spurted from the liuall I «netnh»rthlp -xiepelip- " KHrfer building, but she nor her hus­ REHEARSING EUR the Santar.Uoi Springs fashion snow tu be presented ai 3 p. in. Saturday ate (left said. band were able to reach tho to right* Mis* Sandy Crawford. Winter Park; MU* Jef Kiibrey. Sanford; Min Maggie Lawson. EnNew- and renewed memberships Mr*, Q terprue' Miss Patsy Fillyaw and Mr*. John II. Graham, both of Orlando. In the foreground is Mr*. scene in time to see if Chubbs are coming in slowly, the who will direct the show. The girl* are student* of the Sanlando Robert Scott Stone of Sanford, vas In hia flaming dwelling. her of Commerce Manager Spring* Charm College. t-ocated on Red Rug Road, plained, "but not as fast as north of Winter Park near tho would like for them to come In. turkey farm, fire apparatus was The goal for this year’s too far to call them to the sceno bership drive was set at $11,000 >f the blnic. and 350 members and "We hope Woodrum said "When we saw to have both the money and the the fire I thought we heard ex­ members before the drive comes plosions. When we ram* over tho to a close.’ bouse was melting down. Municipal and county officials amount to any municipality or This year's efforts to bring the The body of Chubbs was found political subdivision will be 3U in over ISO Florida cities were mcni’*er»hip of the Seminole is if he had been laying on tho per cent o f th e cost of’ treatment I cw ntT * Chlm bir of” Commcrre notified today that they must floor In front of tha heater and an all.„ m(, h,„h werr div,ded A Christmas lighting contest,! have thflr applic*tions for fed-' works or $250,000, .whichever is gas cooking stove. His bed was FLOATS which will ONE OF THE appear in Wednesday’s Christmas Farads. Decorsting the colurtul ,M’ into three phase*. The first diVided this year into four dlviw era, aid c0n*tructing lew ag e . on the opposite side of the one"Each of you recogniie that the phise of the campaign was di­ Goat are. Mrs. C. F. Field, Donald Van Daley, in I Mrs. Richard Merrick, memberi of the committee room home covered with galvan­ lions, will be sponsored again by treatment works in to the Bureau from Lyman School. (Staff Photo) amount allocated to the state of! rectesd by letters to both old and th» Seminole County Junior of aan, „ ry Engineering of the ized iron siding. ★ ★ ★ Chamber of Commerce, according F|or|d!> state Board of Health by Florida will not go far in the prospective members urging an "Things were popping In there to John Alexander, chairman of j an jr».' K>57 in order to make the construction of much needed early return of applications and when I kicked tho door down," sewage trenlment works through- dues. The second phase of the the Jaycee contest committee. f l m prjor|ty |i,t . Woodrum said, "but a wall uf Completition will Include both, _.. n , , r r . n tr out the State," points out Mr. campaign was headed by Memflam* came right out on me." I bership Drive Chairman Don residential and commreial Christc * Ftnrit* \t„ ni- Lee. Woodrum explained to Seminole % In his tetter. Lea reminds that Bales who appointed six capCounty Deputy Sheriffs and Cor­ jn a * lighting. Alexander slid as ‘t!? " lt was the intent of Congress in «»ins and additional helpers to made his announcement today. clf a . •■ .. oner Theo Aulin that he wasn't 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. nightly for c“ r ab° ul «h* *ra " ‘ •v" lab,e’ , the passage of .his bill that this actively solicit memberships. sure Chubb was even in his home tht duration of the contest to “ Every effort is being made Federal grant-ln aid be an In-1 ’ This is the most important until he hail talked with one of history of tha Scmlallow judges ample time to rheck to get Information for the report rentive to those communities who )'p ,r his nephews. Judging will take place b.tween »nd forward It before V dead- were really financially unable to ! 00** County Chamber of CornDeputy Sheriffs Morgan Mc­ build sewage treatment works mrree," Krider told members of The number of bands appearing Clelland and Charlie Berk were all entries carefully. The contest line," said Knowles. "We have already requested under their present financial pro­ the teams at the kirk-off break* In the gigantic Christmas Parade at the scene of the fir* which will end at midnight. Dec 22. fast. "We have a number of im­ Wednesday, said Tommy 5tcDon- was reported to have been first the application," he said, "but gram.” The committee, snld Alexander, portant projects ahead of us dur­ ald, chairman of the Jaycee seen about 6 o'clock Saturday He urges that as community ing tho coming year and we need urges those who plan to enter the we must also have the fiscal aChristina* P a r a d e Committee, night. The small home was re­ contest to get their entry blanks gents report in order to complete with sufficient resourews to con­ the support of every business duced to mere ashes by T:30. has increased to 11, it.” struct a needed sewage treat­ submitted as early as possible, and professional person in Semi­ The gasoline tank of the small In his letter to city officials, ment project without Fedctal aid nole County," he said. Band* from Oviedo High and Ly £>ut to complete decorations be­ cooking stov* had at least fix* man High Schools will appear aa David D. Lee, Director of the postpons that construction sim­ fore making the entry. ANKARA. Turkey . Mb—Ankara gallons of gas in It, Deputy Sher­ Individual unit*, said McDonald. A committee of judges will be Bureau of Sanitary Engineering. ply because there Is a prospect of radio charges Egypt few been In­ iff 3(cClcJland said he waa told. Already slated for the mileannounced in a few days, he said. advised that the Federal Water a possible Federal grant A brother of the dead man was stigating large scale trouble in and-a-half long parade which will at the scene. Lawrence Chubb, In answer lo requests already First prize for commercial Pollution Act of 1956, now known as Public Law CM, carrlo» with other Arab nations, w ith Comma•tep off promptly at 4 o'clock received, 35 Florida communities Christmas lighting will be the 501 Magnolia Ave., Winter Park, Wednesday afternoon are bandi a mail carrier, could not explain __ Florida Power and Light Com­ it grants to localities to pay part have already been sent applica­ This week’s meeting of the H. If. Coleman of Sanford and ni,t M l> pany’s "Traveling Trophy” a- of the cost of constructiong sew­ tion forms, together with ins’ruc- Seminole Chiefs Club will be held Mr*. Blanche C. Klingen-mith of I The broadcast aUo bitterly at- from Stetson University featuring how the fire might have started. * tions for completing same w-arded annually to the commer-j age treatment work*. Thursday night, 8 p. m. at Semi­ Titusville were married Saturday, tacked Syria for accepting Soviet their colorful drum majors and He said he had been at hlf I majorettes, a marching unit and brother’s home about 4 o'clock The Board of Sanford City cial establishment displaying the The State Hoard ef Health I* nole High School, according to Nov. 21 in Camden County, Oa. I weapons, imposing a state best arrangement of Christmas Commissioners were advised uf required by law to set necessary John Schlrard, president of the The couple flew to New York i siege and "making troop concern band from Florida Military Aca­ Saturday afternoon. Rights. I the possibility of receiving a priorities. Consequeatly the date local group. "He served 3 years and i City for a to-day honeymoon and 'ration* along the t-ebanese bor demy nt DcLanci, and Central Florida'* most culnrfut hilre months in Ihe Army during World * There are four divisions in the «rant when a representative of of January 15 1937 was selected Schlrard said this morning that will be at home. Ml Meilonville der. school bands. War 1 and was overseas,” tho residential lighting contest Each the State Board of Health divi- as the cut-off date for the first tho meeting, originally slated for \\e . after Dee. 4. The Turkish radio commentator Winter Park High School hand brother said Salurday night. He division first place wtnncr will ’Ion appeared before that body priority list to lie submitted to the Tuesday night, is being deferred Coleman la the Division Man­ said investigation showed that receive a $25 U. S. Saving Bond, relative lo the construction uf th" U. S. Public Health Service. In­ due to the Junior High School ager for the Florida Power and Egyptian agents had played a will he in Sanfoni for Ihe after- was also a member of tho AmeriEach division’s second place win- loeal sewage treatment plant, formation will be furnished later football game which will t»» play Light Co. part in recent disturbances in Leb­ noon parade "with bell* on". In lean laqtion. Chubb was a former addition, bands from Leesburg railroad man. ner will receive 10 silver dollars. Florida has been alloted $910,- as to the method by which prior- ed at Sanford Memorial Baseball Announcement of the marriage anon. High School. Ilcl.und High School, j Other survivors include another stadium. (Continued on Page Four) 775 for the fiscal year 1957. The ities will be determined. was made this morning. There have been bombing at­ Boone High School of Orlando, brother, L. 5!. Chubb, Winter tacks In recent weeks on Ercncli and Ilritish building* in the small Seminole High School Band, Jun- Park anil a sister, Mrs. K. C. | Arab republic, Lebanese aginy and lor Illgh-PInecreat Band ami Noel of Salem, Mass. T*1® wnialna were taken to Coxpolice units have made sweep Crooms Academy will take their Parker Funeral Home in Winter plaeo* along the route for their Ing arrests. part in entertaining both children Park. A dispatch Friday from Beirut, where there is strict censorship, and grownups. Floats are now being decorated! said dynamite, arms anil maps Five automobile accidents over Co trick. Richard E. Duvall, ] scene by Deputy Sheriff Morgan I the driver of the Cadillac left I IM 3 miles west of Altamonte containing certain instructions In preparation for one of the most the weekend in scattered sections Jacksonville, was reported at the McClellind. said that the lnves-|wlth his girl friend. French took Spring!, >were found in an automobile The colorful presentation of t h e tlgation of th# accident is not yet off after the esr overtaking it j jy,, tniek. drives by James | dispatch, which had been drasti- theme of this year’s parade! of the eounty claimed four in­ driver of the sedan. Mrs Durwood Day of Orlando' complete. in Lnngwood where the caHitlar (TnrHors Frailer, SI, of Rt. 2 !rally censored, Indicated the auto- "Keep Christmas with Christ." | jured and property damage set was taken to an Orlando hospital Another accldcal not yet com -1smashed Into the rear of his car. M^iilaml, was ' traveling west mobile belonged to a foreign dip- There will he twenty of the small at $1650. float* manned hy students from | The first of the accidents oc- with a possible fractured leg j plete occurcd at 2:30 a.m. Sun- Taking off again, the two cars when it smashed into a passenger loin at. cured Saturday night at 7:15 following an ao-ident at thr Patio, day on the first curve north of going into a curve a t a high rate ear driven hy Robert Jackson Ankara radio said Lebanese au­ school* throughout S e m i n o l e 1 of speed went out of control North. 56, a fernery employee of, thorities discovered a case con­ County. uhen a Chevrolet pickup truck 10 miles south of Sanford on 17-92. the ceatrr of Lnngwood. attempting a left turn at the about 2:30 a m. Sunday. . | Trooper Mack said that Donald crashing into the yard of Harold Casselberry. North was accom­ taining bombs and other explo­ And, as Chairman McDonald M.. French Sanford Farmers Auction Market: FHP Trooper Mark Mack said that that,M of Winter Park Jackson doing damage estimated panied by his wife. Roth received sives In a car belonging to a mem- said yesterday, there will he 15 was hit by a nuick sedan trying Durwoad Day and his wife Elain claimed a Cadillac sedan smash- at $50 to shrubbery The driver 1minor InJurle* and were taken to jber „f Egyptjln Embassy or 2<> float* in the parade spon­ t9 pn«< I came out of the Patio with a rd into the rear of his Ford of the Cadillac took off through an Apopka doctor’s office for ,taff. It said they also seized an sored tiy local businesses, church­ Neither of the drivers were in- group and was standing beside a ( coach. an orange grove and has not ye*t tr«-aimentarms eache in Ihe home of the es. and civic organizations. Jured and damage to each ve- car when another ear driven by | The story told to lh<s Fill’ been apprehended, Witnesses, according */> Trooper i car’* chauffeur. "We expect the largest crowd hide was estimated at $50. Joseph H. Brown of Longwood. troopwr was "French and his The Investigation Is not com-1T Mark Mack, staled "they ------------------------In the history of Sanford ChristTrooper T. Mark Mack, inves- backing out of a parking place girl friend, not aamed, and the plete, said the Trooper. were afraid lo pass the truck." j ma* Parades” McDonald said as “ two driver of the Cadillac, also not A truck, apparently out of con­ Frazier was charged with driving! ligating officer said that Carl pinned 51rs. Day between the he (Inscribed the activities of his trol, sideswiped an automobile at named, were at a liquor store Albert Johnson of 301 Holly Ave. car*. while intoxicated. roni mi tt ce Trooper Mack, assisted at the 10 miles south of Sanford when 6:15 last night on State Hoad was driver of the Sanford Gas The truck, with a badly dam­ Colder tonight, low 32-to, Tuesday 4 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ aged left front wheel, fender and fair and root. ★ L ★ ★ t) ★ ★ ★ bumper crashed into sand along th* left shoulder of the highway. The car traveling approximately 35<l fret before coming to a stop j about 23 feet off of the paved road. Deputy Sheriff Jams* Singlet lary assisted a t the scene Early this morning, two ears met head-un 7 miles south of Sanford oa J7 92 and were com­ pletely demolished. M L. Everhart, attached to the Sanford NAS dispensary suffer­ ing with lacerations of the fare and knees. His car, property of another Navy man was a 1919 Nath sedan. Everhart allegedly wrnt to sleep at thr wheel and lost rontrol of hit car. Anthony J. Kudlac, 49. of De­ nary was thrown clear of his ear to escape uninjured, lie was driving a 1953 Chevrolet sedan. Both ears came to a stop off th# shoulders of th# highway on t opposite aides. Everhart was traveling south, Kudlac was head- j ed north. Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans j Investigating Ihe crash said that clear of the wreckage end uninjured. Both cara were estimated as Everhart will be charged with THESE TWO CARS crashed head-on this morning at approximately driving on the wrong side of the m i s TRUCK 8IDE85VIPF.D a passenger automobile lulg yesterday on 8Ut« Road 436 two mile* west "total lossc*’’. (Staff Photo) 4:3u u m. seven mile* south of ganford on 17-92. Driver of the | road. of Altamonte Springs. Two people were slightly injured In tb« crash. (Staff Photo) black car was lnp‘*~4 while the driver of the white car was thrown Jaycees To Again City To Seek Federal Sponsor Christmas Aid For Sewage Works Aishting Contest 11 Bands Will Appear In Christmas Parade Ankara Charges Egypt Instigating Trouble Chiefs Club Meets H. H. Colem an's*"’ I Thursday, 8 p. m. Marriage Told Four Are Injured 5 Wrecks Reported Over Weekend I SHOPPING; DAYS T ill' Weather r Additional Local News ~ " �'o V '. v t Twelfth W eekly Edition Seminole Smoke Signals Gossip Clouds ■y BETTY ANN. JOCXSON Wail, U accma thia weak Shirley Morgan and Johnny Barley are araOdng hand la band again. I aa everything'* goiag fine, Shirley* Tommy Brown teems to have a rote freshman girl named Di­ ana Walls an tba string. Hey. Tommy, I bear she got you to go to church Sunday night Diana that's doin' It at least yea got him in a church. Deloria Jones Just alto in short* tend and day dreams all tba time. BMney must really be getting bet* ter looking - or soaethtagCarole Patty seems mighty happy hero lately. Shet'a even wesria' some guy's ring around her nock. Hum.. Jt must be nice. Peggy Lundqulst seems to be in • <frvo V to lately. No mm can m any smites either. Oh. wail. M e n is tacky to have such a weodtrfui gaL Bddie Barbour really gives Mr. Bay a hard time in Jst parted BagUsh. White taking an I. Qtost il saasad Eddie wanted to talk the wbtte time. Also Jimmy Cordell wanted to swipe the pen* db wo had to uso. Pete Nish must have bis oya an soma girl bacaaao Fata also enema nice to evoryono bora lata* ly. Hoy. Conate. is it right you don’t date him? Won. svoryone this week is talking about Billy Tyre, ft seams Mlly doesat steady data any ana girt. Corns on BUI. give us a Jim Blythe, U baa bean beard that you are going steady with n sophmere. la that right? Betty Jana Davis lovss to go skating. 1 wonder if it's because eg a certain guy named Randy? Linda Anderson bad a birthday Monday. Linds, Tall us whst did yen get for your birthday? College Entrance Examination Board It Offering Tests The Collage Entrance Examina­ tion Board offers a program of teste which aro required for ad­ mission by many collages. The teats cooilit of a three-hour Scholastic ApUtuda Tart which la given in the morning and a aertea of oncteour Achievement Tarts which aro given in tba afternoon. Tha taste nrs administered an varteas dates throughout the year at axamfautten costers meat coa­ tee them and have their reported to nap college Ity Tbo secret sup —_ v i tfpTivQ *o sponsors ox scholarship programs. To toko tba College teats, you must register IN ADVANCE for tbo teat or testa you wish to taka bp fUlag an application and pap. teg tPo p??—; m tsteatlrs fro. Your application tad teat fro should roach tbo Coltego Board office at Princeton, N. J. before the regular registration date, to T H U S WEEKS BE* POM THE TUTCfO DATE (few weeks before the testing date In January) Examinations will be given la Orlando la January, March, Map. Examinations will bn given in Winter Park la December, Fab. roarp, March. Only tha Behai* aatte Aptitude Teat win be given la January and Pabruarp. TESTING SCHEDULE MORNING TEST: SchoUitic Aptitude Teat (Verbal and Maths, ma ties lections). AFTERNOON TEST (a) — (A maximum of threo map bo taken). English Composition, Biology, Latin, Social Studies, Chemistry, Spanish, Intermediate Mathemat­ ics, Physics, 'Greek. Advanced Mathematics, French. ‘ Italian, Spatial Relations,'German, 'Given only In March. TESTING DATEfl: Saturday — December l 19M, S a t u r d a y (Morning only) — January 12, 1M7, Saturday (Morning only) — Fobruary IS. 1957, Saturday — March 11. 1MT, Saturday — May U. 1M7. Wednesday - August 14. 1IST. TEST FEES: Morning tost only (SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST) — WOO, Afternoon test (s) only Jackie Paris esn’t aver get to claas on time. Also Jackie, how ii Big *Un? Carol McNeill has been seen of* tea with Donald Matthews. Carole is roaUy nuking out. Wayne Johnson teems to hava a data for tha football gams with Connlo Brown. Connie, what hap­ pened to Pete? David Brown doesn't hsvs . n date with Deloria Bailey for the — W OO, Morning and afternoon ie Wednesday night It couldn't teat (a) — ftU ». fuaa could it? rEvea little Je Wynne la still ctrryteg Information relative to tba.. taita—with iam ploa-4i on fUt in • chain around. Don't worry Eva the library. Soo Miss Chittenden. Jo you’ll get Mick’s ring. By the way, Jo, be'a rote. Who was that boy Fay# Gamer Billy T ha- - ion? What du you *W accidentally u t by at the Junior think Elion? Play. Could It have been Leo Tur­ Connie Ball, what happened to Leo Turner? Could it bo you have ner? Wbo U that freshman who la en­ a crush on Edward Thomia? gaged. Could it be Linda Taylor? After the Junior Play, Jimmy Oraeoy rods homo with Pat Smith. Will Pat av*r atop chasing him? Who la the cute aophraore girl Jimmy Paterson has his ayea on. Coaid it bo Cynthia Roumtllat? Who's the rota little freshman girl Willie brown's boon trying to get a d a u with. How about U Bir* bars Thomas? All th* boys around school have been calling some girl "Bools". Xsy Ivey, that just couldn't bo you could it? really true Claude Warmsrk ? ltJimmy Blythe are going s t u ­ dy. How about it Claudia? Well, 1 guess Many Stemper la happy nos that David Bramlett w it transferred into study ball with bar. Who U it that Ellen Patterson has a (rush on. It couldn’t bo Autumn Speaks Bp WANDA GILBERT "The autumn leaves drift hp your window, the autumn Icavas of red and gold." Yes, I am a beautiful time of tbo y*ag. Even though my leaves to be raked more often, leaves are beautiful. Only God could make things like these. In my prcient time, people don't notice tha beautp of this tend. They saver taka tin s to appndato tha maap eplm dora they act every dap, Tha many constructions tear tha old trass dads carved their special gal's initiate on. They make wap for roads M ean u s go fatter. The billboards cover up much of tbo scenery. Pretty soon there will bo no reaMQ to take a Sun­ day drive. Wbo wants to aro "Loektea Taste Bettor" on a Sondap afternoon. At this time of pear everyone's thoughts tuna to prates Scholarship Plan Offered Seniors Seminole High School senior students aro being offered an op­ portunity to compete la tha Gan* oral Motera National Scholarship Plan, scesrdlaf to Andrew J. Brocken, principal. Tbo plan, initiated early n IMS, Thanksgiving should not be the only dap they thank God for what they have. When the birda ting on the windowsill they a n expressing Uuir thank*, Tha ftewan open their bright petals to greet tba morning sun. On a farm tba old rooster sc boos hia good-morning. In tha dtp tbo alarm goes off. Everyom Jumps up Just to time to grew! a "soo pa’ later" and grab a cup of coffee*. Then, af­ ter pen'vo tied a bow threo or four times and tha bops have undone their ties because they're not straight, you m b off to work. Yon got on a street ear or a bus. It's ao crowded you can't breathe. If pod do all you get la amok* from tbo dgar the man has. wao is sitting down wane you’ra standing. Whoa you try to gat off you're peaked away from the door and hava to walk an extra block. Yen m p you'll got some froth air sad tha oxeyttea win do pro good. For air you got the smoke from can and buses and a little from the hamburger shop. For exercteo you got practice dodg ins cars at tha street corner and nearly getting h it No one would think of helping an old lady serose the street. So what. She's probably got a big inturanga policy to cover any­ thing. Lift la ao short compared to provide* for 1W four year scholar­ ships, at least ooe in every state and W at large, at any college or university of the successful con­ testant's choice and in any field of study he may select The 200 time. Appreciate what's before winners in the first two years are you. Make the belt of what you now enrolled In 69 eollegss and have. universities. Their career objec­ Aa for autumn. Oh! Wall. I'm tives lnelude engineering, medi­ just another lima to pay bills cine, law, the sciences. Journalism, and start thinking about the mo­ teaching, music and religion—al­ ney for Christmas. So what If most every field of worthwhile I’m a pretty time. Nobody avor endeavor. They will be Joined by polices my good points. I’ll be id when I’m over for the year. the 100 wlnenrs from this, the third year of the plan; registra­ won't have to listen to tbo peo­ tion for which is now under way. ple. I can listen to tba birds Eligible to pgrticipate are high and wind as it rustles school seniors, both young men and young women, who are United States citizens, and who plan to take the College Entrance Board By PENNY MARIAN examination for admission to a Our winner for last Monday's college of their choice or a Gene­ ral Motors schoiarsUp award. im y rttry co-eJ Is Juanita Wynn. Selection of awani winners faW^CThirjtuUlionj, Juanita! You the General Motoro plan will bo can pick up your free pass to the responsibility of a group of th« Kits Theatre from Penny Mi­ leading educator* representing lan anytime this week. various parts of the country. Come oo everyone I There were Full daUils about the General only five people to gueis the Motors plan, including registration mystery co-ed this week. So let's date* for tha esamination are get busy and ooxt time have available, to interested students some more answers. from Mias Edna Chittenden, Li­ Ob, yee. the mystery co-ed was brarian. Pal HarTington. f Mystery Co-Ed Question Of W eek I Meet The We're all l<xvbng forward to the Big Thanksgiving weekend coming op. Let's see what soma S.ff.S. students are going to do during the big weekend ahead: What are your plans for the Thanksgiving four-day holiday? Pat Harrington: Burn down Sanford) Susan Waters: Eating and sleeping and having a ball. Ann Davis: I'm (saving Friday and going to JaeksonvUU to visit Jerry and his parents until Sun­ day. Your Teacher of the Fleming, U a hard and willing worker for thai senior e la u of vhkh ha la a sponsor. Mr- Flaming la an alumni Seminole High School and University ef Florida from ho graduated with a B. B. twenty-fire of ehaace gets t i taor- moua allowmnco. appointment — a rends*, Daatlat appoints vous with death daatl free. shew without 114,001 He ts the bead coach School and is doing a training to# boys. Mr. Flaming loaches driven training and can be soon everyday riding around la back of tba school His favorite saying; it«m» Fred Behrens: There ain't no to bo—"Look out for ti ports"! ! 1 I tailing I Pee Wao Owens: Hunt all day. Lee Jackson: Have parties and cat! Fa nay Marian: Nothing outatending, just a good vacation. Tommy Water*: Go to work, and sleep, and that's about all 1'U hava time to do. Dottte Melts: I am going to hava tea bast timo of my Ufa. Mr. Kettles: I got to referee football gamee. feed the kids tur­ key, and whip the young 'uns, and ___ Troisya Young: 111 cither bo to Jacksonville living it up or living it up here in Sanford. Eva Jo Wynne: Sloop.. and uh. sat! Louis Barineau: I'll never teUl Henry Cason: I guess I'U sleep. BiUy Bishop: No teUIn*. Brantley Schirard: I won’t come oat of the woods, I guar­ antee you that. Murray Nanee: Huntin'! "Porky” Scott: Huntin'! Juaaita Wynne: Work a little, play a little, sleep a little, and eat a lot! Bobby Lillie: Coin' to tbo woods! Jim Waraor: Eet. Whatever your plans - I hope wo aU have a lot of fun! The first Issue of Christmas Seals sold to ratio fundi to ft^ht tuberculosis In HOT was quickly bought op by an enthusiastic j-ibUc A second edltlvr* h aj to be printod to fill the demand. Both are now collectors' lmn». El via Free- Going itoady—a blissful state ita of monotony t Hal) Columbia—what you gat whet you're lata Infant—teenager two yaara you> gar than you Juvanila-t^nagar ona year yaar youngar that you KW fef_wfcit you'ra doing IIf she Proper By VIVIAN BROWN overhears U p service—a fresh cost of lip­ so improve* borrowed to make bomt stick g monte, such a t now ambing. are Men—males over twenty w usually ovorly-teatoui, ••• ***.»....« No—essential word to your week­ that the new home additions get end vocabulary good care. That's* tha way It Old-fashioned—your parent's gen­ should be if you’d preserve the appearance and usefulness of A teen-age Rodeo will be held eration. . . . . . . them. ! , t the Sanford Municipal ParkPlumbing fixtures, for example, lot on Dec. I, It was announc-1 are day to day staining chorea, tog ed by Rodeo Chairman BUI Loc- W c k sflv a r-th t way your money sometimes neglected. Rust from dripping faucets, n loose tile a- hard of the Jayeees. Rumor—story about you a girl round a faueet and stains from Winner of this local contest repeats fj fruits may becoma real problems will receive an attractive metal- Small talk—story about her you if left alone. on-wood placque and wUl go to repeat Kitchen and bathroom fixture! a district meet to Orlando. Dis­ Telephona—Instrument of torture need regular cleansings with soap trict winner wUl bare an ex­ (If bo doesn't cell) and warm water to preserve their Unsuitable—mothers verdict of a sheeo, otherwise they may become pense paid trip to Tampa to com­ fine party draw pete to a State contest Prizes dull within a short Ume. Very nice—mothers verdict on a Pols, pens of silverware left ‘for the State contest will be a ghastly party dress in the sink may cause rust spots. WOO scholarship to tha coUage of Weekend—a rest for two days Fruit or vegetables permitted to the winner's choke, and a <100 X- t o tbo middlo—good testis t] drain in the sink may cause perm­ and ISO Savings Bond for second; Uck-taek-too % anent add stains. Grease, tea and and third prizes. The State win­ Yawn—direct result of Coach Ket­ coffee grounds can cause hard ner wilt go to a national contest tles history elast to remove stains If left standing to Washington. Zebra—dressed to a permanent Ton fixtures. AutomobUes wUl b, furnished shirt Sink enamel la easily daraagrd to drivers to the local contest " If used for ehipnlnc Ire. rhro­ 'The Rodeo will test the parking and have a Florida drivers lieping meat, slicing and shredding skill, driving skUl. and attitudes | tnse. vegetables. One should avoid nf the contestants. Eligible will1 Any students who meet these drippin/ pots and pans into tea be boys or girt* who have reach- requirements may enter by sonsink or sliding them across ed their 14th birthday and hava;tietlng Mr. Fleming or by callenamtl surfaces. I not passed their 19th birthday, ing the Jayceo Booth. to Homo owners who have bank* COACH BILL FLEMING Rodeo To Be Held Dec. 1 Help Santa make next Christmas the best ever! Start to save now! Be sure that no one is omitted from your gift list next Christmas, due to lack of funds. The easiest way to save is to join our Christmas Club. Save a small amount weekly and enjoy carefree spending next yar. SHS Hit Parade By AV.fLO COMPACT Of lets, the trend in popular music has deviated from quacky rock *n’ roll to the more pacific strains of Quaker melodies. 1'oU lowing Pat Boone's auccesa nith hia latest, “ friendly Persuasion", on Dot label, a flock of similarly* styled recoriinga have been wax* ed, among which la the cnarming. off-beat “ Mama from the Train”. Alio on the up-and-coming list a arc Jay# P. Morgan's "Ju st Lova Me". Don Rondo’s "Two Differ* Worlde" -Let Him Know," John, ny Mathias's "Angel Eyee," Edte Dance." and Guy Mitchell' "Sing Gorme’i "Mama, Teach Ma to Dane*", and Guy Mitchell's "Singing tea Bluai." For all you cats who think tea bop crate la over, just lend a lob# to Pata Domino's "Blueber­ ry Hill", Number five on the Hit Parade this week, libs one's real gon« — and going fa it from tea "bop shops", too — but to me It only aounde like a camou* flageJ "Top of Old Smokey." Topping tee Hit Parade this w*ek la "Lore Mo Tender", and it Mama teat aid Elvis has dona ■fata. This last on# will pnh* ably Mil more than "Heartbreak Hotel", and, if you've heard, U you'll know why I think to. Also heading the HU Parade a rt Eddy Arnold's "Canadian Sunsat", "True lo v a " mumbled by that perennial favorite Bing Crosby, and " J u .t Walkia in the Rain" r t n | by my favorite. Johncia Baj*. mum FASTEST COOKING Save Receive •25.......................... 12.50 •50............................ 25.00 SenasHowal electronic o»«n, cook roasts m aj*afca. . . many food* m mrmUif NVwmod(| raapa with super^prei aurfact u.ta wow Cook fatter than athtr method*. |i'» ao longer a contrail Caere looking u (auar. aa »tli 1 .0 0 • • * ............................................. - 5 0 .0 0 2 00 ............................. 100.00 5.00 - .............. 250.00 « COOLER. CLEANER, CHEAPER, TOO! See jour dealer. ttut today to UVI UTTtM . . . SUCTtlCALLY! fliwe’j men good are*. 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I A PlCTUBE, L L :\ vYOUR ow) WE HAVE■ AUTGGBAPW ^ t ' r r M t u f n w h i ] h o h 'm I T A K EO fF -EH ,/7 HERE WIIUI h A IF HE THINGS I PON T I WOUICWT WANT HIM TO OET WANT JOGq TMEBEIL \ mUBTMU. EUKAlN WHEN I GET BE A FIGHT-ANO CHESTVj HOME • SAVI PlONT WANT IS THE CHAMPION, TOMAKE AGCENE- iWniai won N-24 | r | - ) ccG ^a* . -f A* i vL 1___ i a r L J <105. I’ M V GCIN* HOM E AN ’ T A K E MY NAP " 9E SU B S AN’ W A KE M E I W E L L .G O L L Y , L E T S J U S T I FO RG ET A L L A BO U T s o l c a n Pl a y f u l l b a c < A S U S U A L IN TM ’ C A M E W A K IN ’ MER UP... TH IS A F T E R N O O N / / ...A N ’ MAYBE FOR A CHANCE WE CAN W IN T ’OAY.l IT ’S A W iN O - U P T O Y F O P L IT T L E BUT, GC'-LY, c r a n o m a , IT'6 SEVERAL MONTHS TEOS B'RTWOAY' t i l l m is b i r t h d a y _ L |^ c S JU S T TH IN K O ’ A L L T H * FUN I CAN HAVE W ITH IT I IN TH* MEANTIME// / '/ —_ 11*24 C«*S (.w . (-7 ^ 11 IT S TAKEVBY Bu l l r o o s e , Th S O A U TA/L 2AZr<~> T iBSID CH.N OV r* e r.\ O YAfO E .A £ - ML RUN 'CM DOWN/ NAIL'CN\ BEHINO TH* COAL LINE/ VC E I-Z4 L fe , t»n �• *" ' MBB Gift Shopping More Fun In Hometown Stores Wednesday afternoon, and every day litre* !te r. until the arrival of 8L Nichole* early Christmas morning, the Christmas shopping eeaaon will be the order of the day. This year, more than ever before; folks a n (a y and cherry. The crowds are heavWr end bigger, spirits ere lighter. And mdst ever yone seen darting here « id there, hi one store and out of the other, stem s to have started their g ift baying. Those who are farsighted have their g ift problems and lists under control H othlng has been span!. ns we look a t Ike 1966 Yale 8eason. to give Sanford and Seminole County shoppers everything th e ir money can buy. Merchants, more than in year* gone by, have b e n busy for months getting th e ir holiday stocks ordered, cheeked, price ta g s applied, a id displayed. As ws vitw th s shop­ ping area in downtown Sanford, several things have been observed: Year upon year Sanford has more, big­ ger. and better stores until space has been utilised on every side. Every store is full Agrspsivs merchants end builders are pro­ viding these bigger end better stores In order th a t Sanford might keep pace with a,grow th that has Lten UtiuitT.de.us. Window displays and store arrangement* point out more clearly than ever th a t HOME is a good place to shop. Because, there Is n o doubt HOME happens to be where you can find a good stock of holiday mer­ chandise. plus ths opportunity to deal w ith reputable businessmen and friends whom you know. Speaking of next Wednesday, the holiday season will bo thrown wide open hare in Sanford when the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commarcs in cooperation w ith the Sanford Merchants Association stages a gigantic Christmas and holiday parade. Children from over ths entire Seminole County area will participate, schools, churches, civic organizations, and business houses will enter more than 40 floats re­ flecting th s theme of the parade "Keep Christmas With Christ." I t will be Sanford’s most gala affair of th e season which uahers in th s year’s greatest extravaganza . . . when everyone concentrates on what he or she can give o r share to make someone else'* holiday hap­ pier and finer. The businessmen of Sanford who serve this community have not been caught nap­ ping. They knew months ago Just how many men, women, and children would be out shoppiag for Christmaa gift* and their stocks have lean built up accordingly. Banks in Sanford have put their Christ­ mas Savings Club check* in tb s mail to the tuns of m ors than 186.000 and everything Is in apple-pie order now for the Seminole County public to get it's Christmas shopping done. On* o th er thing to which we always look forward w ith eagerness: It's so much more fan shopping a t boms, whan every few minutes you can stop and chat with a friend or neighbor. I t glvse us an opportunity to stop* and relay our g ift shopping problems with a neighbor-merchant who, with ths same effervescent Christmas Spirit th a t seems to spread a t th is time of year, will do everything in his power to make a friend an customer happier. It's th a t cycle of friendli­ ness which gives the shopping season ths same homey attitude of Christmas. • • * Protecting M ilita ry S«crets Emphasis To Be Pul On Local Section In Highway Study "Particular ciupnasis wui Some tim e ego Secretary, of Defense p l a c e d o n t h s a e c t l a n h a s t e n i n g and ending iu Wilson appointed a committee to study west .of. . Sanford n.Lnnd" n * th . p ro b lm of proucU n, t !U1 m lllury n u S v u L S : secrets without cutting off the flow of le- told Wilbur C. * once, chairman of th* State Road Board, to a tet gitimste information to the people. The committee recently recommended that U r concerning th* progress of ths By,tarn. reporters who disclose information harm­ In*«-*tst* This phas# of tho progrtta re­ ful to national security be called before a port we* mede on th* plsnalnp In grasd ju ry to disclose their sources. Dlatrlct 5, a part of tho 1114 The committee also found th a t tha right mllsa of tho Iatsrstat* System of certain officials to classify certain infor­ In florid*. However, Lewis preceded hie mation as sserst is often abused. etetement concerning the high­ No newspaperman worthy of his pro­ way originally proposed from ths fession would went to see information pub­ foot of french Avs. across Lake lished which would endanger our local, Monroe to Join 17-0J on the county, ita te , or national security. But news­ Volusia County side with “the papers m ust always strive to keep those in schematic plan for the Orlando Espreseway, Including the arter­ government, whatever office or position ial etrest system and the Inter­ they hold, from hiding their mistakes, state System In Orlando, has their Inter-department strife, and in some been computed by the State Hoad Instances their failure to perform their Department and U under study by consulting engineer*. As soon ae duties. this study Is completed and ae When secret classification* are used eepted we will begin dcUlIcd promiscuously it is natural that newsmen planning for th* Interstate Sys­ will come to distrust those who issue such tem In tha Orlando urban arcs, "In tha area outside Orlando The Sanford Herald orders. When extremely Important stories PublUh** P a lly »«**>< U t B f « » r M 8 * » « * l are leaked by officials to favored news­ particularly south and north of Orlando on the Lakatand-Orlando papers. fu rth er distrust of the "secret" la­ Daytona ■ntara* • • iM o n l i l u . m*tl*r O lllb H IT, I I I ! l l Dcach section of tha I t . P m I offl** • ( Hanford, rtarldn andar lha Aat bels is bound to be bred. Interstate, surveys and deUlled o t C M i r m of March 1 l i f t m i n p m kins r.aiitr had Fubiutiar K I N *, Kdllar There must be a method of keeping Im­ planning will bo started when the MARION IIAMMAN HR. K i a eu tlv * Edllar portant secrets from being published. But final route location la determla« v r i . T N j CtlHIlINO A A t . r t l . l n . U . i i i . r those entrusted with power to do so must l* 1; ktm srnipTioN r a t h Lewis aald In his letter that Ut tit waah o*a H u ll I t AS realise w hat a great responsibility they car­ B * Oarrlar tha planning has been "somewhat ■I* Maltha (Ml V< T I/h S u t t i ry. They must be convinced th a t the people delayed due to the huga property IIII IM.IS la ss All Obituary aoilraa. card* of t b a a k a raaolatlaaa a a i have right to know what is going on, and acquisition by tha Glenn L. Mar­ a a t i - a . a f aata rta ln m a a l for lha pnrpoaa af ralataa Cauda wilt ba aharaad Car at rasnlar a d v a r t t i U e r a t a * that thla right can properly be abridged on­ tin Company south of Orlando." ly when n o t to do so would weaken our de­ Some concern has bean at Th* Harald la • mamaar af lha a m **I*I*4 Praaa nressed In various sections of which la aatltlad a io tu .lv a ly la lha aa* far rapuMlaafenses. Sanford concerning tha route Itan a f all lh a local aawa prlatad In Ihta aawapapar. Joining Rapraaantad Nationally I t Uanaral Adva rt l.lag Sara I Inn. SSI Oaurpia SaTlapa Baak Did*. _________________ AtlanlA OaorqU__________ ; P sg t 4, with Volusia SemlnoU County Long Rang* Highway P I a n n Ing Committee Even If automation replaces everything "would be the first section of the else, lovawill continue to beman-maid, highway to get underay." a a • • lODAY’S BIBLE VERSE The people gathered themselvea together to Aaron, and said to him, "Up, make us gods, whu shall go before us." READ: Kxodus 32: 1-0. Legal Notice Sanford The Seminole County Chamber Of Commerce U being represent­ ed In Tallehaaae today i t a meet­ ing of the Community College Cornell. Superintendent of Public Instruction R. T. Milwee will get information regarding tha loca tten M ltcted for ths flvs Junior ColUges which are proposed for Florida. Chamber of Commerce Man­ ager John Krlder i^ld this morn­ ing that thU Seralnole-OrangeOseeola county area had been ehosen for the location of one of the new schools. However, this morning's meet­ ing has been called for determin­ ing th# rive areas In which there win be an Immediate establish ment of Junior Collegei. Earlier thU year, Chamber of Commerce Maaager Krlder, pro­ posed that the present SemlnoU County Home site on 1T-M be us­ ed for the locating of on* of tb t Jaycees Junior ColUges. (Ceerttased fro m fag* 1) Important, however, In deter­ Residential contastenU may *e- mining whether or not one of th* Uet only on of threo divisions to new schools will be located hers, enter. All entries will be auto­ Is the flnsnelng of th* construc­ matically placed In tha fourth tion and th* future management of th* school Institution. If th* division. CompUta r>lss for the taa-tln* «e tv . Tn.in. CoPfgf? contest will appear on tha entry state will take over th* financial blauhe. published In Th* Sanford further ptannlng can be underHarald. taken in locating the school in The four |2S U. S. Savings Seminole County. Bonds will be given by Florida Results of the meeting this Power aad Light Company. San­ morning In the state's capitol will ford AtlantU National Bank, not be known until late this after­ Florida State Bank, and The San­ noon or tomorrow. ford Herald. The silver dollars The ecntrallifd location of (he will bo given by the Seminole County Iloma rite, said Krlder. County Junior Chamber of Com­ when the use of that ilte was pro­ merce. posed several weeks ago, will Entries should o* althtr mailed make possible sn attendance from or delivered to the "CorUtmai a wider a n a because of tha aeLighting Contest Committej" at eessablllty. th* Jayeee Information Booth located at th* Int*reaction of laf North Park Ave. and Seminole Cigarette* make a woman’s voice harah. County which Fifth DUtrict Road If you don't bellevo It just drop ashes on Board member William II. DUI of Orlando told members of th* her rug. Monday, November 26. 1066 • • On* reason why girl* kite and make up Is because the stuff rube off. Master McDonald Arrives In Time For Big Parade 11 Bands Letters To The Editor Editor Sanford Herald (Continued from Pegs One) I would like to aaprtss the spXOTICU or * U T lag for weeki to determine how precUtlon of tha members of the S TATU o r hXOKIDA. OHUET1NQS. TOi It's posilbla that the crowd thU year's gigantic Jayeee-Uer- local Chapter of the Dbabled MOaaa J. Taylor, J r , Cbarlaa Wm. . A m o . Hurt. Jo»«nh N. lll.hup, will be bigger at Wednesday's chants AsidcUtlon parade would American Veterans. The fine cov­ Id a U *a.t<jn aad J . I*, f e l l erage that you gave ua for our s l . v a , and llialr rtapaoUva ip o u i * . ChrUtmis Parade, said Tommy be tha best aver sean," ha said Appreciation Dinner for tha Firms l l u a r r l a d . It ally*, and It dead, McDonald, chairmen of tha JaySanta Claus will b* on hand, t u t u the ra ip eetiv * unknuwn hair*, cea ChrUtmas Pared* CommIUea. and Merchants that helped us to liavlatoa, a r a a t i a a , a a . l s n y t a laluaccording to Garfield Willetts, An tight pound boy was born build our D A.V. home on High­ u r l, crvdlturs. truateai. aad any and a l l uarsoaa wbumouayar alalaunv or to Mr. and Mrs. McDonald early chairman of the committee ar­ way 17-92 Is appreciated. w h o m ay b a v a U a r l s h t lo claim, this morning. ranging for th* Jolly old geulleWe are having a Turkey Shoot by th r u u s b . undar, >T utbtrwla* The young men was born at man’a visit. However, Willett* m - December 2nd at tbs 20th St. a a a l n . i tba .a id 0l»**a J. Taylor. J r . CUsrlaa Wm. b'oa. Amoa s i l t t . SemlnoU Memorial Hospital at ■urad Tha Sanford Harald that , Gay Pits H mils w att of the Juaaph R. III.hop. Ida U Kailon and J P. h a lt, and any anil all oibar 6:30 this morning. Santa will arrive on lima and will Country Gub. W* Invite you and -raona w h o may l ia v t or claim to Asked whether or not a name Join th* parade as It moves away! thn public that love t« ihoot to . . . . •» > ilaU t, till*. l u l . i m l ul cla im In nnd l o lha loll < n u . da- had been ehosen for tho newly | front First Street and Sanford coma out Sunday Dee. 2nd arrlbad lanita altuata. Irian aad arrivod young man, McDqnald | Ava. for tha mors than on* hour 1:30 p.m.. I am. b tln n In Haminola Counlr. Florida, aald, "No, not yat, but wa’ro march through Sanford downtown nnd dairrlbod na fo llo w .: Very truly your* ' T i a s l a nt tha N o r t h w a .t Corner thinking about ‘Santa Claus1 streats at 4 o'clock. Robert Howell o f l-ot I, Badtlnn IV, Tow mb Ip Commander is aautb, o f lia n a # >1 Kasti avarv o n a o f you, far lh a rallaf "There is no *stlmat« yst aa to lh an ca run go a l IS chain.. il.iiianil.il In aalil complaint, and the number of people who will Chapter No. 30. Ihanca Month tt.SS chain., iln a l Juilaamant will ba aatarad thanca \ v .« » II c h a in ., lhanca iltar.on. Th a n atu ra of thla ault la take part In this year’s psrade" Nurlli 1S.SS c h a in . tu uulat tha (Ilia In and to t h a lamia McDonald said yesterday. Ha did Tou anil «ach of yuu. u i . Kara- abova t l . i c r l b n l , agnlnat y o u and by notlflatl that a a u ll lo g u l a t ich of vuu a n d Into tha plaintiff, say however, that Wednesday's ami* l . O ro u a n T ltta baa haan bro ught a a a l n . l you parade will be the "sharpest In tha Circuit Caurt In and for . . . _____ . . . hand and n fflela l B .m ln o la County, a t Sanford. F lo r­ •aal nf our a a ld Court, at Hanford. looking" parade ever to march ida. In Chancary. aald suit bain* Haminola C o u n ty . Florida, thla lha through th* downtown Mellon. S a n tlt U d " M .m |a I . Uropan, p la in , l i f t VH Moa.a J. Taylor. J r . at a l l . d a f a n d a a l . , bain* a ault to Qulat T l l l a | o Iho a h o y , d . w r l b . d l a n d . In lh a p la in tiff, and you and aach o f you. arc ra o n lrcl lo fllo your a n . w a r to t h . p la in tiff , complaint fharatof nra filed with tba d a r k af o u r . a i d c o u r t ) w ith tha C1*rk o f ou r aald Court, aad to la rv a o r r u m l . h to tho (>talntlff or bar a t ­ to rney It. W Wara, w h o .a add r . . . U P. O. Ho a ISIS. Hanford, Flo rid a, a t o n y o f your . . i d a s ■war. a s or b e f o r . T u ee d .y , P econthar 4th. A. D lSISt herein fall not or a d e a r . a p ro co n fa ,.o will ba eatared a s a l n . t yon, and aach and B tat dor o f Novambar A, D. ISIS. •V P. Ilarndnn Clark o f tho Circuit Court S r m ln o la County Hanford. Florid*, It* A r i a J. Lunduulat b o p u ty Clark Of O u r l a i d Court It. W w a r * . Attoraay fo r o l o l a l l tf P. o Bov Ilfs Hanrord. F lo r id a . tSBAL) W IEB O LD T S CAMERA SHOP l i t PARK AVE. Hope waa tha massage . ths f ln t American Christmas Saala, designed and sold by Miss Emily Risscll, a Red Cross worker at Wilmington, Del., In 1N>7. . Hop* that tuberculosis could be pre­ vented and cured. i r • Hotpolnt HI-VI Portable weigh* only 86 Iba. Has 80% brighter plcturs, Automatic Focus, Dynapowsr Speaker, Shadtd Gians. In Seashall Pink and Sand Whit* or Lagoon ,g,_1 uUKMLY TUmbOtMC * w w | # V w i W £N f A D i l l v 216 Palmetto Are. 1 1 Phono 778 Fred Wolff (De Bary) Iff)* Milk* (Sanford) C lan Williams Altamoat* Springs) nov. n Anne Mae Jones (Osteen) Fred Wolff (D* Bary) Rosalie Knight (Sanford) DUchartea Archie Banka (Sanford) Mrs. Mary Barkey and aoe (Sanford) Albert Edward* (Sanford) W111U Mae Duhart (Paola) NOV. 24 Carrie Baglsy (Osteen) Anthony Kudluk 'D* Bary) Claude Wethcringtc* .Sanford) Mary Lo* McDonald (Sanford) m Quill* Took** (Sanford) V BUICK George Brown. (Sanford) Jam es Wllllamsoa (Sanford) Regina Roberta (Sanford) Robert Bedenbaugh (Sanford) Wllhemlna Minor (Saaford) Birth* Baby Boy Janwa Baby Boy Johnson Discharges Mr*. Hazel Corley aad baby Gill (Sanford) Mrs. Julia Higgins (Sanford)) Herman Radar (Sanford) Maxi* Mixon (Sanford) Willie Mas Duhart (Paola) Dorothy Stewart (Sanford) Maude Beach (Saaford) NOV. U Trade-Ins 1947 Pontiac Sedan E xtra Good II7 M 0 1949 Admissions Kaiser Sedan Carlton Cooden (Altamonte Springs) G ars William* (Altamonte Springs) William Marvin Smith (Sanford) Emily B. Nicholson (Sanford) Loftvlnla Shaw (Sanford) Eva Fctunscn (S arfo ri) William Justie* (Sanford) Barth* Vane* (Sanford) Boar Boot Folds For Cxmplaf Clsnn • On* Owner 1952 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan H E iH 1952 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan <626,00 1951 Chevrolet 4 Door Central Florida Sets Frost Warning Frost warning north aad cen­ tral portions, clearing aad colder tonight with frost or fretting temperature* central portiona with low temperature 88-41 cen­ tral. Considerable cloudiness and turning colder scattered showers central portion thla afternoon. Fully Egul^ p ^ Ssdnn 1952 Hudson Sedan F-A-DAY Boulevard. Mrs. Maude Britt Succumbs Sunday 8788.00 //6c o Mrs. Maud* L. Britt, Tl, widow of ths lata W. H. Britt, dltd at 3: BO p. m. yesterday at th* Samt note Memorial Hospital following an lllneii of about three months. Mrs. Britt made her residence ta Sanford at 60S Park Ave, She was born In Snellvllle, Ga. July t . 1881 and earns to Sanford la 1818. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. Mrs. Britt Is survived by threo daughters: Mrs. r . C. Waller end Mrs. M. F. Crabtree of Mobile, Ala.| and Mrs. Shelia Cameron of Sanford; two aona, W. N. Britt, Mobile, Ala. and J. Roy Britt of Sanford; nlna grandchildren; and tbra* sitters living In Georgia. Funeral services will be held a t 3:30 p. m. tomorrow at Briiton Funeral Home with the Rev. Fred Fisher officiating. Burial will be In Evergreen Carnets ry. 1954 Mercury Sedan o Very C lo u 8I30M 0 1953 Buick Super Sedan 8I49M 0 1955 Plymouth Belvedere Fully Loaded Good Trades Good Terms Nicholson Buick Co. "Wo thank you!" Lake Mary Woman Dies In Orlando Mrs. Florence A. Hauser, 66. died at the Florida Sanitarium In Orlando tail Saturday at 11:30 a. m. following an lUnett of aoveral years. She was tha widow of the late Irvtag V. Hauser. Mrs. Hauler had lived in Lake Mary for 20 years. She wet born June 29, 1800 in Camden, N. J. She was a member of the Com­ munity Preabyterion Church of Lake Mary. Survivors Include: two sons, Kite Jo# A. Hauser, Lincoln Air Fores Bata, Lincoln, Neb., and J ta a Urban Hauser of Lake Mary; Jed —- and two grandsons, . . ,, lUuaar, Laka Mary and Joe Albert Hauser Jr., of Sanford The burial will taka plact at a later data In Evergraan Ceme­ teryBrisson Funeral Iloma Is In charge. E xtra Clout \L/ Phone 1034 Sanford, Fla. W h jc d w o Jt V lsw ) V Y b o d sd Qah *ljD u Qhoote — LOW COST Auto Financing by our bank often you ALL of these Savings. ^ THE LOAN COST KEPT DOWN moderate borrowing charge. Wo finance new c a n at 4Vir«. You pay no "bidden coots". THE IN SU RAN CE Your Imurane* premiums may be Included in your monthly payments and placed locally with your own ig tn t. THE ACTION You apply for your bank Auto Loan and get a decision promptly. BORROWING POWER You pay an agreed and earn useful cred­ it standing with ua tor future credit needs. Before* you buy your next ear, see ua for actual Tbti’ra karat Sa* Nsh Hitftlit Hl-WPortable TVI 7 Nav Holpolot HI-VI Pertablea ta chats* fra* far samaana y*v lav* vary amsh Hospital Notes Seminole County included In Area For Jr. College money-earing figure-facts on our thrifty bank auto loan plan. And see exactly how It wIQ pay you to finance your new car with us I I FLORIDA STATE BANK of SANFORD “The Friendly Bank” Member F. D. L C. a �- TUX B A N F O R I^ HKRALD Th* November meeting of tho Sanford Story League will bo hold a t tho Pariah Homo at > p.m. Program chairman, Mr*. C. C: Williams, will proaont Mr*. C. C. Welch, who will loll a atory “The Perfect Tribute”, thia atory being of much Interest to Uaguo Members. The Frlendahlp League of the Congregational Chrlatlan Church will meet at the Parionage, 111 palm etto Are., a t a p. m. Th* Sunbeams and G. A.’a of the F irst Baptist Church wtU meet at 3:30 p. m. Tho Methodist Castle Memorial Class officers, group captains and ooelal committees will meet at Souths orth home at « eM Ernest p. m. for the purpose of planning the Christmas party. TUESDAY Training Union Workers' Councilat I:IS p. m. Prayer Meeting a t the First Methodist Chttich will be at 7:30 p.m., with the Bible Study led by the pastor. The Rev. D. 8. Cornells will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR a t 1:30 a. a*. THURSDAY The W. M. S. of the First Bap­ tist Church win study the book “Japan Advances'', taught by Mrs. Charles L Arnold. At noon a covered dish luncheon wUl be served and a t 2 the study win conclude. At 4 p. m. th* Sunbeams, G. A.’s, and R. A.'s of the First Baptist Church will study books on Jspen. Mrs. W. D. Gardiner Mr*. T itty Bird, and Mrs. H. H. Martin wm be the teachers. Sup­ per win b* served at I and the children will be dismissed at 7:15 P. The W. M. U. would appre­ ciate borrowing any artlclee that you might hava from Japan. Please bring them to the chureh » The Anna Miller Circle will meet at the Elks Club a t I p. m. Initiation will bo held and all members are urged to attend. The P * 't Noble Grands Club of the Semlnola Rebekah Lodge early Thursday morning. The Rev. D. S. Carneflx wUl will meet with Mrs. B. H. conduct th* morning devotions ^ q u irta . 201 E. F ifth St., at I over WTRR a t 1:30 a. m. FRIDAY The R oy. D. S. Carneflx will The Rev. D. S. Carneflx will jtooduct the morning devotions conduct the morning devotions over WTRR at 1:30 a. m. over WTRR at 1:30 a. m. Th* Unity Class will meet at SATURDAY the Valdes Hotel at I p. m. ViolTh* R. A.'« of th* first Bap­ tor* are welcome. tist Church wlU m eet a t • a. m. Couny Council In the absence of the presi­ dent, Mrs. J. B. St. John, Mrs. W. W. Tjrre presided over the recent meeting of the P-TA County Council, at which were present representatives from evtry school In the county. Plans were worked out for a Joint Founders Day meeting, to be held at Southside School on Feb. 7, when the guest speaker will be Mrs. Walter Beckham, of Miami. Mrs. Beckham is past president of th* P-TA and Is now national membership chair­ man. Th* Seminole County Coun* ell has been trying for some years to get her to com , ipeak a t one of their meetings, and this yaar they were successful. Mrs. Velma Mitchell, chairman for the Founders Day program, presented plane to the group for that day. A report was given by Mrs. Byron Smith on th* School of Instruction which was held re­ cently a t Plneerest School. Alio reports were heard from Mrs. E. S. Higginbotham, on the Scho­ larship to h« given by the county P-TA and from Mrs. Fred Mur­ ray, who spoke on safety and ex­ plained eomethlng about the gun laws for ehUdren In the state. She also asked that fire drills be given from tho. lunchrooms in the near ftuure. R. T. MUwee gave a report from the county school survey, which was conducted recently by an 11-man committee, and final­ ly, report* were heard from several women who attended th* state convention in St. Peters­ burg. Those giving these reports were Mrs. Gustave Bamberger, Mrs. Michael Thomas, Mrs. T. D. Baggerly, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds and Mrs. R. I. Elam. Explains Dial System To Gordon Rothermel, group man­ ager of Sanford—DeLand area for Southern Bell, explained the new dial system to the msmbers of (be Business and Irofesstonal ■upper Women's Club at their *Ka meeting Wednesday night at 11 Yacht Club. Mr. Rothermsl told the group of women that th* new system la supposed to go Into effect at g p.m. on March. He also said that in two or three years time the whole United States would be on a dialing system, so that peo­ ple would be able to make their own long distance calls. Mlsi Ann Hrvat, District Direct­ or of B.P.W., gave a short Ulk on B.P.W. work. Present for the meeting Mrs. Myrtle Gradlck. Mrs. Betty Wolfram , Mrs. Gertrud* Gilbert, Mrs. Arolyn True, Mrs. Helen Pearson, Mrs. Olga Hunter, Mrs. Helen Constantine, Mrs. Eroa Andrea, Mrs. Daisy Knox, Mrs. Anna Rinehart, Mrs Harris! Slawtsr, Mrs. Gordon Brisaion, and Mia. Sjl/il Itoulil. Spotlight On Hollywood HOLLYWOOD CP- "I got to be 25 and I was scared. My mother had died and I had lost my father WEDNESDAY when I was young. When I dis­ The Training Unions workers covered thtre were men younger Of the First Baptist Church will than me In the business, I lost all hat* a covered dish supper at eonfldenc*. I had always been the 0 :3 0 , Prayer Meeting a t 7:30 and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Want, and youngest of anyone I worked Small fry like cooked n real daughters, Susan and Wanda, of wtth." Miami, spent Thanksgiving with ringed with sliced bananas. This was th* testimony of Jac­ Devotional Book his mother, Mr*. Leslie Went. Al­ kie Cooper on the evolution of a so spending Thanksgiving with child star. He has found more Given To Member Mrs. Went was Mrs. Floyd King fame a t an adult than have most and Sheila, of Wlntaa, Tex. performers who found fam* ear­ By Ruth C lass ly. But It hasn't been without a James Wright, son of Mr. and The Joy-Ruth Class of th* First struggle. Mrs. J . A. Wright Sr., has been Baptist Church mst Tuesday When Jackie returned from the night at the home of Mre. Roger appointed Squad Sergeant In the service, he found little demand military corps a t The Baylor MUhmldt, 8*37 Laurel Dr. for his services In Hollywood. He m Th* meeting was eeUed to or­ School for Boys a t Chattanooga, wanted to stay In th* acting busi­ der bv the Clave President, Mr* Tenn. ness, but realised he needed to Schmidt. A devotional read­ know more about It. As a young Mr. end Mrs. Ban Currie and ing from Horae Life was given ster, ha had just acted naturally. which was followed by a sentence family, of Daytona Beach, spent As an adult, he had to do more. Thanksgiving Day with her bro­ prayer. "So I packed up and went to The class roll was called after ther-in-law and slater, Mr. and New York, 1 worked In th* thea­ wh|*h Group Captains gave their Mrs. Doug Stenstrom. ter and live TV. Luckily I had reports. saved mv money when I was a Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker A devotional book “Take Time" kid, because I averaged about was signed by all members to Jr. attended the Florida-Georgia $150 » w*«k In those nine years. g p slant Mrs. Frank Bryan, who Tech gam* In Jacksonville over "Hut they were a good Invastwith her husband and young the weekend. ment. I learned my buslnesa, and daughter, will leave for th* Gol­ I think I'm equipped to handle th* Dr. and Mrs. J . C. Button, of den Gate Seminary, Berkely, future now." WUmlngton, N. C., spent the Calif Jackie is the star of “The A frtndshlp latter wee written weekend In Sanford. Peopta's Choice," which is enjoy­ to Mrs. Jackie Bailey by mem­ ing its second year on NBC-TV. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fleming had bers. This season ha la also directing, A letter from the Baptist Home as guests over th* weeknd knd Mr. and that's part of his plan for a t Lakeland was read to the and Mrs. A. 0. Vaugh end Leedy th* futur*. clots by Mrs. Jack Martin. Hogan, of Miami. Plans ware then made to pack “ I've always raslstad doing ser boxes for patients at TB San­ Mis* Marilyn Calhoun, a student les," he said. "They wanted to itarium. make a series out of Skippy and at Florida Southern College, was The meeting was closed by the home for Thanksgiving and again later Henry Aldrich, but I would president of th* class after for the weekend. She had ae not. Just after the war, Jackie which refreshments were served guest Miss Sylvia Firth, from Coogan anil I were offered a ser­ by Mrs. Schmidt aslssted by Canton, 0. ies that would have brought us Mrs. Robert C. Hodges. $50,000 a year. Jack!* was mad Those present were: Mrs. A. J. at m« because I decided to go Miss Margurlt* Dotson and her Peterson, Mrs. Leon Swain, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Martha Dotson, spent aast Instead. Jimmy Wade, Mrs. Marvin Wood. th* holidays In North Carolina “ I've always thought you're Mrs. Gerald Covington, Mrs. Bill and Virginia visiting relatives. dead after you do a sarlts. Pro­ Johns, Mrs. Jack Martin, Mrs. ducers won’t cast you because A lfre d Chiles, Mrs. Leland Rudd. you ara too Identified in one role. Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Mitchell Mrs. Terry Wilson, Mrs. Robert spent Thanksgiving Day In Or* "1 turned down savers! TV ser­ C. Hodges, Mrs. Roger Schmidt, ies until I found tha deal I want­ Undo with their son-in-law and and Mrs. Anne Compton. ed. Thli la i t 1 flgur* I can do daughter, Judge and Mrs. Tom this ona for three yeara, then Kirkland. start my own company to dlrtct and produce ■ serial." Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McDonald Jack!* has long been preparing Jr. and baby daughter, Marian for th* twitch to directing. He Ann of Singer Beach, arrived directed plays In summer theatres the weekend The V. F. W. Ladle* Auxiliary Friday to spend and also did some shows for CBS. hsld Its regular meeting Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cush­ TAFFETA ANT CRErE ara combtnad for this afternoon £Ight, Mrs. Ruth Smith presiding ing. dress from th* collection de­ over th* meeting. Christmas SeaU are colorful A Christmas party Is scheduled Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wilkinson signed by Deni Clair*. A mono­ and unusua' additions to your for Deetmber 1* for all member* and sons. Kicky and Randy, of tun* In royal blue, th* dr*** la holiday gift wrappings. Use all and their families, at the Ameri­ Miami spent Thanksgiving and bsltlsss and allm, wtth a fly­ the Christmas Seals you buy to away back panel stiffened with can Legion H ut the weekendend with Mr. and help protect your family from taffeta lining. A Bake sal* will be held on Mrs. C. 0 . Jones. tuberculosis. December the 8th, in front of Mr. and Mr*. John GUlon spent Scars Roebuck. the holidays In Wrens, Ga., with There being no other business, relatives. th* meeting adjourned by s pray­ er by th* chaplain, Mrs. Mar­ Mrs. Jim GUlon vlilted her sla­ g a r e t Dillard. ter, Sirs. Carrie Caldwll,, In Lake­ Next meeting of the V. F. W. land. Auxiliary to Post 3283 will be Dee- 4. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Wallace, of E. 11th S t, had as guest over tha holidays Mrs. Alii* Steens w worth, of Jackshonvilla. Personals Joy VFW Auxiliary Sets Bake Sale Dec. 8 Your tuberculosis association [help* protect your family from tuberculosis. Buy and use more Christmas SeaU this yaar. Bob Karns The first Thanksgiving would have bean impossible but for the generous sharing of food - b y the Indiana. Now that our ^country la blessed with food la abundance. It behooves us to share with Impoverished nations and, mors Important, to teach that have mad* our country so abundant. Such practical Christianity la needed to evolve a world thankful for Christ end for freedom. PHONE 977 " M m l » N ot. 26, 1956 Pag* 5, Socialfven ii Calendar MONDAY - People 60 to 80: Tear Out This Ad , . . and mail it today to find out how you can still apply for a 61,000 Ufa insurance policy to help take care of final expenses without bur­ dening your family. You handle tha entire trans­ action by mail with O L D AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obligation. No oho will call on you. Write today, simply giving your name, addresa and age. 3 West 9th Dept. L1100B, I Kansas City, Mo. C O ^ -----^ . . . a n d you don 't havo to borrow moro than you nos d o r loss than you w ant loans up GAC CO R (fjD"**0 FINANCE P O R A T I O N -SANFORD< ] 11 Wett First Street.......... . - . . • - ^ — Tel. 1155 tow m *mm Tim u s*<w>**> ----------------------------- ORLANDO'------- 407 West Central Avenue. . . J L l J i•L 3-6493 A >■■■ M***l BwWUf) • ft ,m il/ H»J«** I m < Im * C**S«W r - \ i p Many From CollegeMarket B a s k e tJ Crowd Come Home Auction Slated'-: For Thanksgiving Conning The News By Marias Jones OVIEDO—Th* “ old home town” ■Y VIRGINIA CONN took on n fam iliar look over Now that Thanksgiving Is over, with a big thrill when John Wil­ the holidays ■■ the college crowd came trekking In. the real rush begins aa the liams and Bob launched the boat Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doda Christmas season descends upon and took the children for a ride and baby ion, of tho University us- In our house already little around the lake. This was a big of Florida, were th* guest sit ^‘*cr**^ »ot*s to Santa Claus occasion, because until recently their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John f V 1** drafted, and general there hasn't been enough water Duds, and mother, Mrs. Etaio behavior is improving. It's going to - support -any-----------------•*-thing more then Fleming. to take a lot of work on their a few fish. Others from th* University a! part to come up to standard, but Th* November luncheon for GalnesTlO* Included: Walter Dathay a r t still a long wrap from the Women’s Golf AssocUtlon will da. also visiting hit parents, tha tack doth and ashes. be held next Wednesday at th* John Dudat; Mr. and Mrs. E r­ Understand tho wedding ef Country Club. Contact Louise win Abell, visiting their parents, Cherry Singletary and Jerry Ry- Parker immediately for reserve- Mr. and Mrs. Max Lelnhart. and man was a most lmprosslvo af­ lions as this is the luncheon no mothar, Mrs. Geneva 8. Abell; fair. Wolcome to the Navy to one can afford to mUs. Bob Shaffer, vDUlng his parents, this lovely bride. Mr. and Mra. C. G. Shaffer; Mr. The circles of the Sanford and Mra. Donald Hardy, visiting their parents, Mr. and Mra. LawGarden CInb a rt doing something eon A. Hardy, and mother Mrs. which I think deserves recogni­ Nan Parker. tion. Two members from each circle are Instructing children in Coming from FSC was MUs gardening practice*, demonstrat­ Nancy Myers. ed during school hours. The re­ Johnny Jones did not get homo sponse from tho schools has been from GainesvIU* for Thanksgiv­ encouraging, a i nearly all chil­ ing Day. Ill* parents. Jimmy dren like to work with plants Jones and R. A. Dewberry spent and flowers. This month tho the day In Gainesville with him. clrelei will teach them how to Jimmy suyed with Johnny, who make C h r i s t m a s decorations. waa coming home Saturday af­ W o r k i n g at t h o Gram* ter practice that morning. mar school from the Driftwood Mr. and Mfe. Roy Eason, of Circle are Jean Stetson and Mur* Savannah, Ga., spent the holiday* Ivl 2!a«kiu*. T!w> will go from i* ith their sister. Mis. Mae E. classroom to classroom instruct­ King. ing the student* in the nuking Mr. and Mrs. Jam as Partin of unuauat ornament*. The pro­ and daughttrs, Marilyn and Sugram startad today, so pump xanne, spent Thanksgiving * In your child for Information, and Tituavin* with Mra. Partin's alsmayb* you will learn somithlng Ur. that ran be used for your own From OrUndo Junior College decorating. Ann Pierson la homo with har A Urge group enjoyed Thanks­ fathar, Fred Plerion, for tho hoi Idayi. giving diner at th* B.O.Q. Among them were Paul and RetU MUs Rabeeca Tuhy, a student Spelts. Jim and Batty Guy, Evle a t Florida Southern, did not eomo and Bob Williams, Rosemary and for the holidays. Cliff Duncan, Mary Libby, Olivia Simmons, V. Mltdahn, Ann Btar, Bonnie Grandy, Polly Bru­ baker, Rosemary Rurbank, Bert Barkholdar, Betty Emanikl, June Davalle and her mother, and Joan Fellini and her parents. Nearly all had children, so the atmosphere was lively. From all reports the dinner was de­ licious and thoroughly enjoyed. Ruth and Bill Barron and children had dinner with Dodle and John King of Loch Arbor. Lou Johnaon entertained Ruth SUatlTLY-KlTTKD S U I T •nd Forreat Norvell# and Terry Price and ton John Robert. Beryl n gray and white novelty tilk and Walt Swlnaon Joined Jlra and -.weed, com** from Harry Nov. 24 Louise Parker and family for not rrechttl'a collection. Tiie Jacket Chuck U«rron has a double-breasted closing only turkey but • lively game of with black bone button*. A red Margaret Dobbini brldga. Cnrty and John Stribling silk rose U worn on th* flat Mr*. Riley Jeffeost fed the bachelors, and I think e'.iawl collar. Nov. 28 vary few people ate alone. We had Robert F. Graham a pleasant day, 1 know, ending Mrs. Troy Ray Happy Birthday By Homemakeri The First Baptist Church Home­ makers Sunday Sehool elass mat at th* horn* of Mrs. Ed Cown, n f Catalina Dr. oa Tuesday, Nov. 20. Mrs. M. C. Stone, th* elaas president presided over tho b u ll-. ness portion of the meeting dur­ ing which a Thanksgiving basket for the needy was discussed. Th* devotional “ My Spiritual Diary" was given by Mr V’foc-J,' Brown. A market basket auction to raise money for tho elas* treas­ ury wai held wtth tht auctioneer Mra. Ed Cowan. Mrs. Irving-Pryor directed the., games which followed th* hurtnasi meeting. Th* hostess. Mrs. Ed Cowan' and Group No. 1, served deli­ cious pumpkin pie with whipped cream and caffe*. Members present for the met­ ing w m : Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. Roy Britt, Mrs. H. S. Duggar, Mrs. * Buford Brown, Mrs. T. J . WUllamaon, Mrs. M. C. Stone, Mrs.' W. T. Kelley, Mrs. R. L. John­ son, Mrs. J. M. Moye, Mra. Rita DoJong, Mrs. L. M. Hifflea, Mrs.J . A. Cook, Jr., Mrs Christine 5. Woodruff, Mrs. Vela Nelson, and Mrsj Huby Spears 1 B I R T H Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold Ma­ son announce the birth of a son, Arnold Wtynt, who weighed. T Ibo. 4 ox. Ho was born Oct. 38 la the U. 8. Naval HosplUl In Jackson­ ville. Mrs. Mason will b* rem em ­ bered as the form er MUs Dorte Marie Watherington. Us* all tha Christmas Seal you buy to help right tuberculosis. New Ideas for ChrUtmaa Seal favors, tree ornamtnU, and dacorations for your gifts of homomad* eandiea and preserve* are available from your tubereulosU association. d n m u n d iu ^ The Gala Opening 1956-57 Season of the New York Giants W jouyjjjaV L, 9m l Sanford, Florida December 8th, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Six Cocktails at 7:00 ■ Dinner at 8:00 Dancing at 9:30 Dress Optional $5.15 Per Person For Reservations Call 1001 S 1 •l Ab �* I * Golf Gossip Two boia-ia-aoe's topped the golfing setae UN week a t tha Mayfair Country Club. I d Porter made the first «M oa the sev­ en th hole, using • three iron. Chuck Morgan eg Orlando nude the other on the llth hole; par under three, and he u*ad an eight Iron. PeweO, Ring, Below Par Sonny Powell and Dr. Ring made daasling piayw Ia n week. Th#ir beat-ball twoaema wai good for R , eight under par. Both individual acorea were under par. Powell came la with ■ three un­ der par ST and Dr. Ring with a one under par R . F lat golfing anywharn. Hgfc School Geif daaeea T# Begin Bean Marie Crafagae’s golfing daist i a r t expanding In all dtraetloni at once. Thia time be has extend­ ed to high icbool students. All Intonated 8H8 students may ilgn up a t th# ichool, clubs will be furnished, and the classes will b# held in the evenings, two or three times a week. ChiUrett’a Beginning, K ein m , Refresher dasaee Underway Two other classes, th# children's beginning class and the women’s refresher class, ire gaining head­ way. John and Jam es Guy. Bar­ bara Williams snd Gary Rowell have already signed for the chil­ dren’s elass and Mario la expect* ed to bring them along rapidly. ★ SOKC FSlTs 3 National Gym Champions To Vie In Contest I . '] ( «j ;j| ii f rl i” !l ’Buck’ Metis Plans TO Enter Coaching After Graduation Amid the rumor* circulating In Sanford currently comet a state­ ment from The Florida Fleambeau, student newspaper of F. 8. U., written by Ihmnio Cold that completely obliterates tha gos­ sip. The partial reprint appear­ ing b#Iow was puhll«l,e-< t week, prior to the F. 8. U.-Fur­ man game in which M*tta waa captain of th# team. "Buck, a Physical mator who plana to go Into coaching upon graduation, decided to como to F. 8. U. after comparing Florida Stats and University of Florida. "Metis, who packs ITS pounds on a five foot nine Ineh frame, Ii spoken of very highly by football mentor Tom Nugent. “ As an aU around football player, Buck Is aa good as anyone we’ve ever had," >.w .ittls n J . “He's a good, found defensive player, a fin# blocker, a hard dangerous runner and Is among the three best pass receivers on the team. He does everything well, including half th# punting dull##," continued Nugent. “ He’s a great competitor and we hate to lose him." “ Buck doesn't compete In any other varsity sports, but he is ac­ tive in the Intramural program of hti fraternity, ATO. "Buck consider* the Citadel gam# last year (when he (cored three touchdowns) the belt game of hla college career and thinks hie best performance this year was In the VPI contest. “ Hla greatest thrill cam# in hi* sophomore year against Stetson, when he ran 7S yards for a touch­ down with only four seconds re­ maining In th# game. “Th* friendly, likeable Mctts names duck hunting and ‘all sporii” as hla favorlt# hobbles. Steak, french fried potato#! and totted salad are tops on hla fav­ orite foodi list." Nugent, after surveying hit team, pointed tn senior Buck Mctta and said, “Th# moat con­ sistent player offensively and defenilvely on our team. Junior high football get* und erway tomorrow night In Sncg’rd for the f l n t Urn# at 8 p jn. In Nemorlnl Stadium wtie.i the ltev’s and tha Whites via for the Siw fortf Championship. Tbo gams, under the auspices or U>e hammoia uucxa Club, will feature go gridstera repre­ CANYON, T a x . <Sp#clal>senting seventh and eight C*Oth Frank Kimbrough will throw an tmdtfeatad bowl r#cgrades of both Sanford Junior • ard oa th# lain whan hi* West High and Pinacreit. T axis SUta Buffaloes play in Fred Ganaa, .athletic director tka Tangerin# Bowl at Orlando, of Seminole High, (aid, “This la Naw Yaar'a night. the realisation of a long standing In tkrea previous bowl battles, dream for us. For years w# have the soUdly-ballt, graying Texan been on the downgrade, facing has wan two and tied on*, start­ schools with athletic-educational ing back la 1838. A 30-year veterprograms extendlnng Into the aa la the coaching business, Kimlower gradea, and we have slow­ brough mad# hla bowl debut In ly been outgrown by these the Sun Carnival at B1 Paso. He schools." was head coach a t hla alma ma­ n a n n.%cB_s/ie mii* Football will be at its brightest ter, Hardln-Slmmons University, at Nashua’* Bor. Pocu Bllv«r. B*arh tomorrow night. Printed pro- riro, Use time and after having a fine chai»l n.n. Fair Frt'IUj. grama, cheerltaders majorettss, llsrlha J Silver rlwJr. lUrmnnlcan season record In 1935, his Cow­ ukcoxd r ic k —a /ia wit# and a band will ride the* chilled Hllvar nio. D«*l Hnmb. Ilral boys tied New Mexico A & M, a ir In the history making spect­ Hon. ('harming Kuo. Art Carn*r 14-14. Packard Olrl. lUII'a JunaW, Hnaf acle. H# was star coaching at liarTHIRD RACE----- .VIS Milo Hugh Carlton, principal of San­ t*»url r.rnn. alar Itlna. Ilunr'* dln-Slmmons oo Jan. 1, 1939, when Middy, Mla*r Wo. Red llarvod. ford Junior High and director of Half Selection, Hardln-Slmmons was again Invited llamblln llnme. the junior high football program, Forcible to tbo Sun Bowl. The Cowboys FQI HTII NtC'M—B/ia Milo ■aid that hla charges would put Crucial won aasUy 34-3, over Texas Westvni. I- lira I n. I- Chrl« on a performance aa good ai )lllll*. Kcnn Krtrh ’L’m Pat Marl*. em . ’. Inky Slo. Illmlnl ■ny witnessed In Sanford thia Th# Sun Bowl also was the site FIFTH VI tl'F—s /ia WII* of his third bowl appearance on year. “ We have worked hard to Windy White, 8nlekorno*l*. Tor* Jan. 1. 1931, b u t . Kimbrough was Simmons, graduating in 1920. He make this thing an enjoyable *al. Kd'« Ball* lltua. Dill* lt*». Society Ana, U ia a itnap Switch oa a different bandwagon. West turned out great teams at two event," he aald. “ We want it six t h h *ck—a/i# mi* Texas State’s. After winning their Texas Juid >r colleges, Wayland fait. dean, and with a flnlahed 1*ar*onlan, K Z. Ittraak, Hattla and Amarillo, before moving to II**. Irlah Shurlrul, P rltln e. t il* . first Border Conference champ­ sharpness. We want people to I*'* Vanity, In vlilhle Man. S llv tr ionship tn history, in 1950, the his alma mater In 1933. thrill at the game and not come Morn • r ik s t h iiic k —a /ia mii* Many of Coach Kimbrough’i Buffs edged U. of Cincinnati, Itjust out of charity. We feel sure Colton Quick I.no I* products have developed Into out­ that after they ice the game F rTran* 13. i e n d l y llen l, Nhy I-erk. Park In 20 years of coaching at liar- standing professional grlddcrs. tomorrow night they will be eSg- Trail. F la m ln # Suniet, Jam** U, I'nrk Choice din-Slmmons (1935-1910), Baylor Three of his best students have er to watch anothar, and they KIIIHTII HAI'K—a / l d MII* (1911-19401, and West Texas been Bulldog Turner, who per­ will h# aware that thia program llapld llute. Ma'i Mini*, An#l* Pnl.a. Kllndrld. IllchUnd Kiln#. State 119(7—), Kimbrough has a formed for him at Hanlln-SIm- will become an Intcrgal part of Ileal Flelon. T„p (*ty*r. Mayb* good recorit of 112 victories, 73 mons and went on to shine for Sanford’s athletic program." Tanlwkl SIXTH MACK—lb/ie Mil* the Chicago Bears; Bill Cross, defeats and eight ties. For the past month Carlton, Jupiter Jim Cl**ha. Star KHah. At Baylor, hla learns ware ex-West Texas back who playtd along with John Angel. Howard Jennie F*rr*ll. Ilappr O’Brien, known as “ upset kings". In 19(1, for the Chicago Cards and later Gordie, and Dick Richards, hai (lav .IiuImm . F*l>l* K.iahlnn, .Ma­ jor fndr his Baylor Bears pulled on# of in the Canadian League, and TF.STH It \I K— S / l # *111* the top surprises of the South­ Cloyce Box. great pass-catehing put In many hour* drilling the Johnny l>«rk. Shamil*. (trow Fnnder. Visit I'*«Mq* Idike. Flnrwest when they tu-J hiqM .v.r- Detroit Lion end a couple years young«t*ra In the fundamental! *d*l*. Bln* Boll. Pilot nmy of football. “ Wr have been stress* ed Texas, a cl •’> Is •’ run ago. ing the fundamentals—pairing, rojghshod over all opposition. More than three-fourth* of Flor­ running. receiving, blocking, Kimbrough, brother , i \ tackling, and kicking—becaus# we ida’s forest Und* are under or­ A M’s all-time groat .V!- ’ feel that ■ clear understanding ganised fire protection. On the ran “ Jarrln’ John I n' of fundamentals la necessary to remaining one-fourth. M per cent played quarterback r t Hardinthe development of the Individ­ of th# sUte's wood* fire* occur. ual. If a younijrier understand* gram la a huge turnout for the TALLAHASSEE, Fix. (Special) the game, he think* the game game. Tickets are on sale for Florida Stale University will and can giv# it hi* be*t." Every afternoon during th# the game and admission prices -nd Us three national gymnaa •tee rhamplons to compete In the week them men have met with of 50c for adults and 23c for chil­ will go toward . . atudaata . . Mid-Western Championships, be­ the boys for two or mor# hours, dren and ing held in Chicago December 1. snd ilurlnc that tim# a lot has Pnr menl °t tM uniforms, The three men that will repre- been taught and learned. Last <ent FSU as a team are Jamille Friday afternoon one youngster w ith a Ashmore, NCAA free exercise made a tackl# around the neck •sinner, Bonald Amster. NCAA and on# of hla teammates chim­ p o w e r i n o p high bar champion ami Chick Cl- ed, “Aw. come on now, you can rlo, the NAAU free exercise title can tackle lower than that—you look like that high ichool bunch." holder. And such Is the atmosphere at The University of Illinois at Chicago la sponsoring the annual rinecre*t every afternoon. Hie meet, whlrh will include all the competitive edge brings out the the big-ten school and gymnas­ host potential in the boys. If tics clubs, such as th# Sokols and one youngiter let* down there are several working out without Tumverlnes. Gymnastics coach Dr. Hartley uniforms eager to fill hi* iho#a. Vital to th# success of the proTrice looks for the U. of Illinois WAIT re H* »4«ol to have the strongest team in the • • (N iW tl -I W - 4 (s# P t w t f i b « p l U tournament due to the fart that men," says Prlca. ■ «k« MANY IklNfl UNMlII—I ww.gblp si |>| MVMfll C**«a R hoy will enter an entire squad. Th* Tribesmen will compete In »•« • 4«M4Mlf«lRN “This should be one of the most the tide horse, parrallel bars, outstanding gymnastics meets of high bar. fro# exercise, all-around he year and Fm sure Florida andtumbllng. Amster. however, State will give a good account of will not compete In the tumbling themselves, but I’m not saying not compel# In the gtumbling (th A Maple Phone y « we’ll win as I ran only send three event. ★ AW Seminoles W ind Up Season Friday Night Against Lakeview 11 In Homecoming Tilt Don’t WAIT . . . t Moke it yourself* ReWalt Clem Lablne's only World Serie* start also marked the first time th# had pitched 10 innings in the big leagues. He beat the Yarv Occat 1-0 for th# Dodgers In the sixth game of the 1933 Scries. Michigan State cross-country runner Henry Kennedy lowered the Penn State five-mile course re cord in 1933 by almost one minute. He was timed In 23:20.2 in a dual Jockey Eddie Arcaro has won more than (00 stake racea. Florida produce* over half the nation's cypress lumber. POST - T IM E 8:10 P. M. • M A T IN E E S EVERY W ED N ESD AY b SA T U R D A Y A T 2 P. M. • NEW CLUB HOUSE • Glass-enclosed, oir conditioned and hoattd. Admission $1 Plus General Admission of 50c J e r r y Collins, T rack O p e ra to r 1 tl Sorry, No .Minors 1001 S. SANFORD AVE. P H O N E 1570 Located 8 M iles South Of Sanford On H ifhwny 17-92 Turn W a t At Rad Arrow Arcade Package Store Featuring The Very Best 310 E. 1st N D -H A N D Y - COMPLETE (Hits h r H w jffll Westlnghouse Electric Blankets Reg. 139.95 ___ only 437.30 Baggerly Appliance Center 115 Magnolia Avc. Shoes. Shoes and more Shoes A great nrray of stye*—color* from $2.9* to M.H H. A A. DEPT. 8T0RE Pear, Necklaces .... *1.95 up Woman’s Wallets $3.00 up Watch Banda ----- $4.95 up Frank Noell Jeweler 110 S. Park Are. EVENING DRESSES Nylon Pleot, Lace, Nylon Tulle ' and Tafatta $17.95 to $24.95 HOLLYWOOD SHOPS • 114 E. First St. Magnovox HI-FI Radio-Phonograph $99.95 and up CLAUDE H. WOLFE 308 E. F ln t St. Everbrite Stainless 2(-pc. service for • ----- $3 ** 62-pc. service for 9 ----- 14.9* 18-pc. service for 9 20.95 9snford Jewelry k Luggage 309 Sanford Ave. Phone 13(8 Genuine Imported Mexican Hand-tooled Leather Handbags $16.95 plus tax • P U R C E L L ’S 123 W. First St. Children’s and Ladies Orion and Nylon Sweaters Slip-over and Cardigans from $3.R KEL'S * A lOe STORES, Ine. Phona 1ST Gold or Silver KNIVES $4.50 to $12.00 WM. E. KADER 113 S. Park Ava. G ills f a r G h b .^ 1 Famoua Cavalier, beautifully finInihed with inalde utility fittingi from $49.50. Natural red cedar cheats from $3950 WILSON-MAIER 311 E. 1st. Phona 958 Gifts far Dad Famoua Berk-Linar Contour Chair $68.00 MATHER of Sanford 203 E. F irst SL Beautiful Decanters of hit favorite Whiskey. $4.60 and up TH E TOWN PUMP 113 W .First St. A GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY JOHNSON SEA HORSE Outboard Motor from SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Sanford Ave. at 25th PHONE 2825 I Gifts far Brush and Comb Sot ... $3.50 up Boxed Candiea ... $1.60 up Colognes and Perfumes $1.00 up ROUMILLAT A ANDERSON Oa the Corner by the Clock G.E. ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR. r#g., $19.94 Sale Price $18.95 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 113 S. Magnolia HALLMARK Christmas Card* Singla or Boxed Also Ribbon and Gift Paper TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Famoua Sunbeam Mixmaster with Juicer 9(7.50 , MATHER of Sanford 203 E. First SL LOVELY Compacts $350 to $27.50 WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ava. Complete 9-Pc. LIVING ROOM GROUP Choice of Styles snd Colors $139.00 MATHER'S—203 E. Firxt SL SPECIAL ME DANA WATCHES Fully Guaranteed Ladiee ..... $12.96—$18.95 Men'i IJ0.9S—$15.95 Sanford Jewelry A Luggage 300 Sanford Ave. Phona 1341 CHATHAM BLANKETS Including the Nation's Favorite “ Purrey” — Purrey Bouquet, Wool*hire Brandon. Full tange of colors. Y 0 W E L L ’ S BOBRICK’S Electric Blanket 3—Year Guarante* Special Price $19.13 Exclusively at— GARRETT’S 323 E. li t SL TABLES Corner Tables, Tier Table*. Step, and Coffeo Tables from, $1.93 WILSON-MAIER 311 E. lit. Phone 968 Every Woman want* Fin# China by Lennox, Castleton. Syracuse Buy on the “China Club Plan" S W E E N E Y ’ S 11( .Mag’wlia Ph#n# 117 SHOES Pretty Patents for drsss and Cute Strap* for Everyday. $298 up SANFORD SHOE CENTER 200 S. Sanford Av#. DOROTHY GRAY Toiletries Creams — Lotions Gift Sets YOWELLSS Gown*, very fcminin# or tailored, short or long Soft pastels. White or black. Sires 32-t*. Cowan's 312 E. 1st, Phone 874 Gifts for Boys: SANFORD MOTOR CO., INC O. D. Farrell’s v®oter-$j8ssn&t 114 Magnolia NIGHTLY tha injury-riddled Cadets - play tha Seminoloa to a 4-3 d e a d l y And now tha Seminotsa fare ' dosing out tha season with one • oi the poorest seasons la tha history of Seminole High. You'll Find It In — Florida has over 21,300,000 acres PICK A GIFT OF INSPIRATION of commercial forest land. —not Desperation Sec our beautiful center pieces SWEENEY’S RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 (except Sunday) I H la Sanford Seminole* wind up Ih # d ts o n theme was depth thoir unimpressive season this and detiro— depth la reserve week whan they take M Lake- strength, and deeire to win oa view of Winter G ard a Friday the p ert of the players. But aa night l a Memorial S t a d i u m . tha seatoa progressed h was dis­ The seventh place Seminoloa will covered that both phases of the were errenous. Reserve bo seeking their second win of the teaaoo and their flaet Orange strenght waa misjudged and the Balt Conference win w h a they team spirit was misjudged and thoko a the fifth place Devils. the team spirit waa poor. Thelra has been a season of Th* Seminole flop Into the many. ____ firsts . . .for ___ tha__________ Seminoloa.weak-alater eellar rank waa her___ They junked the tough East! aided by a nosedive In team un Florida Conference for • berth in Uy. Clearly inferior teams ran the 1BC thia year with the hopes a t ’random over the Seainolee of making a batter showing and damped them for Seminole there, only to find themselves un- defeats that should hare been abl to creek Into the win column upsets. Only three team i. Cocoa, against either conference foot. Melbourne, and Seabreeze, ware, This waa their second season man for man, better eqdpcd than running from the apUt-T, and the Seminoles. they were to he mors agile Jp Apopka, Leesburg, Winter Park, Its usage. For the fln t time In and (specially DaLand had lass y e a n the coaches could look potential than the Seminoles, snd around o u t flo f plenty of re ­ yet the Seminole were outclassed. serves on hand. The Boliea Academy game saw Cowboy Boot*. 3 h##l style*, six# 34. S'* - 13. 134 —3, 3 -4 . Assorted colors. $418 - $8.93 Cow-an'a 213 K. 1 st, Pk 171 Beautiful Framed Pictures and Decorator 3lirTors $2.00 op FURNITURE CENTER 118 W. F ln t St. Tropic—Aire ELECTRIC HEATERS with FAN ta 93 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. O. D. Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: The Very Best 310 E. First Gifts for Baby GOLD Baby Pina $2.50 to $5.00 WM. E. KADER 112 S. P ark Are. * Johnson’- Gift Set* — _ 79c up Twinkle Toya ----------- 29c up Sylia Balls ......................... 31.08 ROUMILLAT k ANDERSON * On th* Corner by tho Clock For Tire** la S B n r k r £ ^ | would b t aa welcome as a daily latter from horn* $1. mooth—$11.50 year. By Mall Anywhere Trass ft T rim m ta fi COMPLETE SELECTION^* Christmas Tre# Trimmings and Decoration* Buy while stocks are complete KEL'S I and 10c STORE INC. U*e Our Lay-Away FlanW er Credit Plan On Beautiful Mohawk Carpet Ssnford Linoleum A T ilt 127 W. First SL Do your Christmas Buying On Our Easy Payment or Lay-Away plan FURITURE CENTER 11$ W. First SL The Accepted Gift SAMSONITE Card Tables $8.95 FURNITURE CENTER 118 W. First St. < - ELECTRIC BLANKETS Singla Control ..1 . $14.95 Dual Control $2495 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Uihjsim I Gifts Personalized Greeting Cards Studio Photo or Snapshot 25 for $3.50, SO for $6.60 IOO for $12 JAMESON'S Phona 3191 Distinctive Gifts At MONROE CORNERS A CRAFT AND GIFT S H O r First Street 3 Mile* West of the Clock Real Art Picture* Beautiful framed reproductions and Originals from $3.95 WILSON-MAIER 311 E. 1st. St. Thone 953 Electric Shavers $19.30 up Lentheric Musketeers , $2.60 up Max Factor for men 73c up ROUMILLAT k ANDERSON On th# Corner by the Clock RINGS Emblem, Signet, Rirthston# Diamond Other Precious Stones $22.30 up FRANK NOELL JEWELEV 110 S. Park Ave. Cowboys Bool* $3 98 up Hunting Knives, big variety 89r up Dreia Pants . $(98 up ARMY-NAVY SUPPLUS 310 Sanford Ave.' Suits by Warren Sewell k Merit, , M -(8. Rayon flannel, wool flan­ nel, wool worsted, wool-nylondacron. $29.95- $19 93. jA Cowan’s 212 E. 1st.. Phone X4Cigarette Lighters RONSON - ZIPPO - EVANS from $3.00 WERT JEWELRY STORE 202 E. a t . St. Phone 5 Has your husband ever enjoyed th# fin# fitting iquaUtte* of NUNN—BUSH shceat Giv# him a pair, from. $1955 IVEY'S SHOE STORE • �17- IT—HELP WANTPD • MALE rAtNTOK) 47-FURNITURE • HOtSKHOU) Newspaper street eatesbuye want­ FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE —a t Warehouse Price*, visit ed fo r work after school. Ages BERRY’S. W* are expert* *t *a up to 14 raare utd. So* Mr. inr PAOVTOCOsitting you to eocure gracious Moltey gt The Sanford Herald u n - iL rtgM after school. good looks wttb functional con veniene*. Today's best buys In Famous Mobil* "BLP” Salesman 4 Collector, age 23-55 nationally advertised furniture to service an established all Outside White PAINT. Gal. $440 at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. colored Fir* Insurance Debit, First St. Phone 1657 for Even­ GREGORY LUMBER around Sanford. Must ing Appointment 5th 4 Mapte Pfc. 3553 S ODd vs lived in Florida over „ a year and hav* a light service­ • BIG VALUES able ear. Writ* P. O. Box l i t • QUICK CREDIT Sanford. Maria# Fiabhta l t d iBTMtt WOOLSEY flat yn fiat CUSSIFIKD ADS Far Year Boat Ptaktrlk Gian sal Paiat Ca m i l l w. 2nd St M-WOKE WANTED. FEMALE Wonted: Baby sitting, ref. 1015-M. Phono 210 • EASY TERMS W1LBON-MA1EB New and Used FnmHur. $11 E. First St. Phone 958 Colored girl desires 5 day week >i Used furniture, appliance*, tools, maid Ph. 3013. etc. Sought-sold. Larry's Mart part-Ume work. 417 E. 331 East 1 st 8 t Phone 1331. This is a free paw to the Movie* Third St. Ph. 1145-J. 48-FARM and GARDEN land Rldwln Theatre for KWeo a —BUSOfBSy OPPORTUNITIES CROTONS Hickson. Rip. date Dec. 8,1956. Bear with us. Wt*v» got growing Groeery 4 Filling Station. Well CROTONS- make a living Christ­ pain*. TUX DOGGIE DINER FLOOR sending and finishing. •stabluhad business, good locomas gift that stays lovely and colorful for years. All sixes. 35c Cleaning, waging. Serving Semi­ Lon. White neighborhood. B at­ 4 BAR, L ate Mary. nole county since IMS. up. ten for telling, sickness, pbun* GRAPEVILLE NURSERY H. M. Gieeieu, Lake Mary n o . Sanford. Fla. »—C A R P T B A W I 1 ______ Phone 3058. of Georg* Wo tho family 52—WANTED to BUY F IN A N C IA L wish to •*- M eRA N EY -SM ITH P A IN T S Maurico Jacobs Phone 1203 | 4 proao our ilneors thanks to oar 2415 S. Parle Boys 20" bicycle. Must be in good 35-MONRY T f LOAN |w many friend* for their good condition: reesonsblo. Ph. P1S-J 20—flANO SERVICE dead* of kisdnosa d u r i n g AUTO LOANS our m o o t bereavement. U » I D I t Plano Technician RENTALS COST LESS Mr*. Annie Jacob* Phono 3154 Routt 1. lanfecd Mrs. Ena Jacobs 4 Sons 54—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS Mr. 4 Mrs. Nolan for* tl-RO O FIN O and PLUMBING , 4 Son* . ________ WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms OF 8ANFORD privet* baths. 114 W. First St PETX JU IN — The fam ily of tho PLUMBING late Mrs. Margaret P. Petersen Contract and Seyalr Work it a« Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Pb. 720-W to express their gratitude F r r ., Estimate* 43—AST1CLPS FOR SALE ovaryoao for thoir kindnei HARVEY JR.. L _. Efficiency ept. Ill-way 17-92 So. Phont 1128 _ sympathy and flowers recslv Vd 204 Sanford AvaCUy Limit*. Rluraberland Court. This Is a free guest pass to tha W during their recent bereave Rlts Ttieatrr for Jo Ann Riggs Set Seminole Realty for DeslrCERAMIC TILE Bsp. Date: Dac. 8. 1985. able House* sod Apt* Phone /7. Paul F Mualier A Son Ph. 154 4 rm io fu i eotkh Free astteute. Quality work. EFFICIENCY Apsrtmehl. Suitable Wa ouy and t*U used furniture for Winter Tourtet Private bath ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby PLUMBING 4 HEATING Paying top cash prices for any 4 shower. Steam heat. Inquire B eds'D ay. Week, or Mooth— SepUe Tank Installation 4 Servlre thing of valua. SUPER TRAD­ TeL 1425, Furniture Center — Manuel Jacobson across from ING POST on 11-53 Ph. 2063-W Heater Service, A r e a l * t. 116 West f ir s t SL Post Office. Harriett. Phone T34-W or 1335 —Factory to T«u— Mayfair—3 bedroom. 1-balh home. WELCOME GIFTS Aluariaem Call 1430-J after i p. m. i that aro long ebortahod are easy Vaaetlan Blind* to select from Powell's varied Enclosed head. Sag-proof botton IN OSTEEN—3 llm. furti. ept. • stock. Como la and look around. rail with plastic ends. I'laatl Screen Porch. 833 mo. Call after • 1057 ROYAL PORTABLE or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 5 Phone 1323. ma p □ E E TYPEWRITERS cords. No Down Paymaat COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB S e n k n rlk Glams a n d P a in t C* 2 Room Apts. 112 Dm. Pb. 2963-W i s Mas Iks To Pay 113-114 West 3nd 8L Phone 220 2-bedroom nicely furnished house. Ineluding: bath fUturss, cabinet L*y*Away Now for Christmas sink, water pump, septic tank US W. 19th St. Call. 886-W POW ELL* OFFICE 8UFFLY LIVE BAIT after 3:30. and water heater, approximate­ 117 S. Magnolia___ Phone 985 Shiners, Bull Head*. Pop Outs ly 825 month. Furn. 2 bedroom apt. Ph. 432-W. leav in g December tlh for Cali5 Doxen, 95c Call, or te* u* TODAY e fornla dee Ire lady to htlp Large 2 bedroom furnished apt. drive. R tfircnces. Ph. 119-J. 1007 Sanford Ava. PHona 1U1 Missouri Minnows and Worm* $30 mo. T03 Palmetto Ave. Planing Groeery—E. Geneva Ave. Pk 1821 F or Painting call Mr. Tasker, Pk. 665X8, Room special IU .U . or Florida State Bank MERCHANDISE - TU M * • a u t o m o t iv e 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Sell Your Car to ROY REEL 305 W. Second 8L 5—BOATS AND MOTORS l RoiaoN ¥ p® ? ng* o(5odi 904 E. 1st S t Phone 8W» W. J. KING rtumblng Contractor All Oil Fired Ueatcrs Cleaned and Sarvlccd 2554 Orlando Dr. Ph. 50. Plumbing. Krasky Heating M. G. HODGES Sarvlc* on AH Water Pumr»— Wells Drilled — Pumps Paola Road, Phone 700 a —.SPECIAL NOTICES USED MOTORS • Unconditionally Guaranteed This is a free guest past to the . IMS Mercury Mark 65 Movieland Rlde-In Theatre for (Demonstrator) ......... F*83 Betty Barber. Exp. date; Dm . 1155 Mercury Mark 25, Like New 5. 1956. A fe w 20 1IP, 1955 Mercury* FOR EVERYTHING In hardware left .........._...... save up to |89 and paint see—Hill Hardware 1957 MODELS. NEW Co., 301 E. 1st St., Phone 52 g HP ................. - ................ 8231 30 HP ......... - ......................8*»8 Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. 40 HP . . _______ 8515 Wa build, design and rtfinish. _ ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS See at 918 French, Ph. 52-R. • Closing Out—1 Only $299 Fiberglass B Boat ....... „8210 $295 t_........... — * PUMPB A SPRINKLER Crcstlincr Aluminum Boats and SYSTEMS Fiberglass Boats from 8299. LOOK for the new 10 HP and 50 All types and sites, Installed * "Do It Yourself." HP Mercury* coming soon. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE W. P. SMITH S T I N E Motors—Boats—Paints—Glass Machine and Supply Co. 3516 S. Park Pbons 1309 207 W. 2nd SL 62 13—TRA1LEBS CROSLEY - BENDIX I t will pay YOU to sac ua before ou Buy. Open Evenings and “ SaSHO?" undays. Electric Company Eastslde Trailer Sale* Service— Quality -Satisfaction palatka, Fla. Ph. 113 Sanford 3837-J—3 Do Bary Good-Buy: Aluminum H o u s e HEATING trailer. Enclosed cabsns. Phono Floor Furnaces 4 Circulators 2295-J. f S 14—USED CAES H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. Phono 14W You'll Be Miles Ahead with a New 195T PONTIAC, now on die- FAIRBANKS - MORSE Pump* Well Drilling, HOWARD C. m p U r* LONG. Phone $11, 207 East B —and, Commercial Av*.______ You'll be Dollars Ahead with the high-appraisal trade-in you get from Kay Herron. Just phone This is a free guest P«»* to the Pralrt* Lake Drive-In for Doris 2455, or after 5 p.m. Ph. 1343-W ts-rugge. E*p- Beta: Dec. 5, 1956._______________________ _ 1953 chevroiel 4 door. Good clean condition. 1150. cash and GATLIN BROTHERS tak« up payment*. 401 MagnoDragline 4 Bulldoter Service lia. Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. 1953 Ford 5, pickup truck New paint, axe. cond....... $745. ENVELOPES? Letterhead*, statements, invoices, bend bill*, and W 1930 Pontiac 4 door sedan .. 5348. programs, etc. Progressive ™ 1947 Dodge pickup .....---------- $9 1 . Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 1947 Packard, 4 d o o r .......... $193. West 13th St. 1947 Kaiser, one owner, new tires ....... $250. O R L A N D O Sentinel Star, Call 1950 Ford 4 door sedan. Ralph Ray. 3150. New paint, new upholstery rood condition .. $545 “ “ CUSTOM UPHOLSTERl.NG BOY R EEL Slip Covere and Drapes 306 ML Becun STANLEY KULP PIIONE 2838-J. ' * BUSINESS SERVICES_____ 15—BEAUTY PARLORS 200 S. Park » —SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION LEARN Hawaiian Dancing. 5 yrs. up. Adelc llcitman, Ph. 2224-J. $10 Waves by Zotoa 4 Realistic $7 80 Thru Nov. Open I a m. • Call 971 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK •4 -CHILD CARE HAIR HARD TO WAVE? Nov. 19th, French Ave Let expert stylists «iv# you soft, Opening Nursery for children from lasting waves of eternal beauty. 3Day months to 10 vrs. old. Apply Priced from $8.50 1600 French Ave. EMPLOYMENT EVA-BKS3 BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 353 If—MLTUIIM* - REPAIRS FAINTING 25-BELP WANTED FEMALE room furnished apt. Adults only. 714 Oak Ave. Ezie Pinza Decides To Give Up Singing STAMFORD. Cinn. UP— Exio Pinxi, who** deep, mellow voice brought swoon* from the bobbysoxer's mother, say* he doesn't intend to sing anymore. The 6t*year-o!d opera star who switched to popular musicals — "South Pacific" and “ Fanny" — Just wants to a c t Plnra suffered a heart attack In Italy last Angu»t, hut he said that his health did not Influence hi* decision. “ It Is my desire and my intentiun not to alng anymore." he satJ. "I decided this during the time when 1 was In Fanny, "Before 1 was taken ill, I de­ cided to play in "A Very Special Bsby," which opened In New York Nov. 14 and cloaed on the 17th." P in u said that altar his heart attack the pari — is the father In the play — went lo Luther Ad­ ler. “I have sung for 37 ears, from l i l t to 1958, a long time,” Pin** said. "My plan now is to get wall. My doctor lays I am ready for light work." rinra said ha will do movie, television or stage work. “If I find a nice play — a play I like — I will take It." 47—BROKERM sad REALTORS OZIER REALTY CO Laura B. Osier, Realtor Hotel M. Field, Associate 260I So. Orlando Hwy. ph. 1359 EVENINGS: 3US and 710 MlNIITIt Jaw ahartat Nehru, of India, stand* In the National Slidlum, New Delhi, and releiies a anew.white pi­ geon—symbol of peace end proaparity. This Inaugurated the ceremnnle* marking Nehru's 87th birthday. In the meantime, Indian newspapers halted Nehru for having sharply criticised Russian suppression of tha revolt ip«•***«»-«* Vh^ri |* vhHuVd to viilt Prtildent Elsenhower or December 16. (Internal lone I p iim i BALL REALTY And INSURANCE 20t So. Park Ave. — Phone 960 Thli lx a free guest p a n to thci Prairie Lake Drlvo In Theatre for Jaycr Guelavton. Kxp. data Dec. 3, 1950. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MRRO REALTORS HOI Perk Ava Phone 27 or 145 Robert A. Williams REALTOR Raymond Lundqulxt, BARG AIN I Apt. m e gaa range, ASSOCIATE perfect condition. Call at 2600 This la a free guest paaa to the Phone 1473. Atlantic Bank Bldg. Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwold. Rlts Theatre for Donna Hay* RETIREMENT HOME dan. Exp. Data: Dee.' 5, 1855. 100 feet frontage on sand bottom Paint 2.50 gal. Swaat Shirts. Jac­ take. 2-hedroom fram e home kets, Cot*. Tent*. Army-Navy 3-room furnished apt. near down with modern kitchen, Florida Burplus. 310 Sanford kv*. town. Phone 3195. room, gurage, large, beautifully landscape lot Including 4 large Order personalixed French-fold Clean apt. Oil hast. 611 Park. oak shade treei. Outside city. C hrlitm ai cards, with your F U L L PRICES $7,700. favorite snap shot. 23 for 14. 100 for $14. W1EBOLDT8 CAM­ ERA SHOP, 210 8. Park Ave. 64—FARM8 AND GRGVK8 R — fti £"ys«*y REAL ESTATE Croiley radio-phonograph console 20 aero Lie farm. Three bedroom A. B. PETERSON with overseas stations, $50. 1213 house, large barn. All equipment broker Associate*; A. B. Peterson Oak. Phone 1931-W. Jr., P. J. Cheitarson, Garfield and machinery. Easy term*. Ph, Willetts, John Uelich and R W 1393-J . P. 0. Box 1154. 4-Pc. mahogany bedroom lulls Williams. A, C. Doudney, Land with box iprlngs 4 m attresi. 15—HOMES Surveyor. Loeiing Transfer 4 otorage Co. 118 N. Park Ave. Phone r i g CUSTOM BUILT HOMES VA—F11A—CONVENTIONAL 8pace oil heaters, all sixes from $6.50 to $50. Some Ilk* naw FINANCING Will pay cash for antique*. Also LOW DOWN PAYMENTS for fire irons and screens. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Super Trading Pest A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. On Hwy. 17-92 Ph. 2063-W. Phont 1901 1800 Mallonvtllc SEWING MACHINES By OWNER Necchi — Whit# Lak« front, new three bedroom New and Used houic on Lake Emma. One and GARRETT'S 323 E. lit. St. half tiled bath*. Florida room Lot 211’ x 233'. Turn So. one ((-APPLIANCES mile at Oaklawn Cemetery. appi FRIGIDAIRE; appliances, sal* CBS houie. hardwood floors. 3 _______ and service. 0 . H.j High, High, Oviedo Oviedo RR, 2 bath, breerewny, double Fla, Phone FO-6-3316 1315 or San “ garage. 1900 sq. ft. Located on ford 1042AV after 6 p.m. 3 lots with 25 young citrus trees. 1(000 down. Ext. 139-W. 15—BUILDING MATKB1AL* PHONE 1374 far CHERRY Real Estate Brokerage - Notary 1319 W. 13th 81. Rear-Barber Shop THIS S4A CRA4T, said to be the largest sailing ve»«l ever built of plastic, Is shown alter chris­ tening cercmonlei In New York. The ship will leave next month for a two-year crulie In the South Pactflc. (International) ROSA L. PAYTON. Registered Re*! Estate Broker Phone 2871 17-92 *• Hiawatha CLAYTON C. BROOKS Real Estate Investments So. Orlando Hwy. — Ph. 2»U J "Iiur W. H. STUMPER Realter — General Insuror Guy Allen Associate Arlelte Price, Associate Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 25(1 French Avr 2 Bedroom Tfew Homo on ino X RED-I-M1X CONCRETE J. w . HALL. REALTOR 130-foot lot, excellent water, Window Sills — Lintels Johnny Walker, Associate ihtde treat $1,000 down to Septic Tank . State Approved “Cell Hall" Phone 1758 cover equity, and atiume Sand • Cement Mortar Mix monthly payment* of $59 on Consult A REALTOR First Miracle Concrete Co. balance. Write Box FA, care— CULLEN ANI) IIARKKY 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335. Sanford Herald. 146 N. Park Av*. Phene Mil METAL ROOFING $12,000. 3 bedroom, air condition i r IT 18 REAL ESTATE Now In itock, 5-V C rim ^ -U " ed, enclosed garage, block con *»k Crumley 4 Montelth Corrugated — 2V»" Corrugated struction. Hardwood 4 cork at 117 South Park • Phone 772 Gel All Your Hoofing Needs at floors, 90 x 135 lot. Low fllA They Know S h e r m a n C o n c re te Pipe Co. monthly payment*. $52.79 after ___ Out West 13th St. buying owners equity. 2i2J Laurel. Ph. 2401-J. BILL* HARD TO FAT? Sell 18—BUSLNE58~EQUIPMENT things your* through w i t h HAYNES Office Machine Co. Typewriters, adding machine. through Wait Ada for CASH. Salef-Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 Call 182L U—FURNITURE—H0USB80LD =«J FAMILIES FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, CAN'T BE WRONG lad ANNIVERSARY maka tha Wsnt Ads your shopp­ IN OUR ing place. Five beautiful residential develop, . SANFORD LOCATION mcnla: Bel-Air, Pinccrest South Echols Hl-Rlxer ................ $04.50 I’inecreat, Rose Court and Grove 8WAP ANYTHING! Ju st place Sofa Bad and Chair ......... 90.00 Manors, are stinding proof cf Classified ada. Phone 1821 for a Hollywood Bed ................ 4830 helpful ad-writer. F ret headboards on Hollywood the hlgh-acceptanca rating oi Beds NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT! To Odham 4 Tudor homes. All Dinetie Set* Discounted •ell something fast order a fast$139.00 Bunk Bods ......... $1(9.00 You can buy with isfely, and live Siting Want Ad. 3-Room Groups ................ 29500 In the secure knowledge that 3 Pc. Curved 8*cUonals .. 185.00 your home will continue to In* LET IT RAIN, let It shin*. Every (Foam Auuuvrj Rubber) day Is a good dsy to use the crease In value. Want Ads. BEDROOM: Doubt* Dreiaev IF fOK QUICK ACTION use CUosiReveled Mirror You Select Your . lied ads to salt r»nt hire. Call Bookcase Bed 1*21- **y "Charge It." Home In Innereprlflg Maltreat South Plnecreit—Sanford Box Sprlog (S pillows FREE) VACANCY PROBLEMS? find Grove Manor*— Sanford Se* our new lias of Door covering or tenants f a it thru the Want Adi. and complete home furnlihlngs. Valencia Villas—DeLand FREE DELIVERY DRIVE DOWN, or CALL SOMETHING MISSING? Locate ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Corner 2nd 4 Magnolia, Ph. 1222 OUR SALES OFFICE TODAY- It quickly through W ant Adi“ Bod Bamberger" Mgr. Phone 1421. 2623 S. French Ave Open Monday'* til 0:90 p.m. Phones: 2100 and 2980 VISIT OUR BALCONY 0 D II A M 4 T U D O It Inc. D«. YA4KO OHTA, of Women's Medical College in Tokyo, works i with lurgirnl clomps on a model , human head in New York, where ah* Is learning Uchnlquu of plastic surgery. She hopes to re­ turn home in from four to six months to treat those still suf­ fering from atomic bomb scan MIMI STRIKIS n qutealcal pose In Paris, where ahe has been chooan the “meat Intelligent and b«jt looking cat" by lh* French toelstjr for th# Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mlml. wh® will reign «rs* ths annual Paris show for domestic eats, has been surrounded by th# normal working-day tools of the ordinary genius. (International; D A IL Y CRO SSW O RD! A.rBOAJI 1. Cleansing agrnt 5. Ttk* >11 tricks . i Bridge 9 Abuadint 10 Roll of tobacco Uaf 12. Repasts 13. Lilt 14. Large ‘ bundle 11 Glum 18. Gold iHer.l 17. Swine 15. Man's nickname It. Living In the forest 22. Mountain defile 2( Control flap i Aero.) 26 Doom 28. Swift . rurrenf 31. Farm anlmgl 13. Shore recesi 33. What? 3(. Starry 17 Dancing girl i Egypt, i 39. Pool* (0. Audibly 41. River IFr.t 42. Rellowa 43. Specks 44 Civ* over DOWN 1. Smudgy 2. Precious •ton* 3. German river (. Footllke part 3 (Hunted shrub Idial. I 6 Prevari­ cator T Exchange premium 8 Collect.! In a group 9 Large pulpits 11 Bamboolike grasses IS Or* 17. Chum 20. Monetary unit • Latvia) w:W. t i-Kicin fpk-.’u 21 Contend | for 1* Effer- ' t i l ! 'JH !JH "S : I nr i m i i 'v.* ,i veecent > a:-KduviucirMsisn riLim r.ti i * j drink y m j u i i ' t u sin .i 25 Black- UA.U IU-J :t * a u n i i . i m-si- ii bird M l 1I4'.1 -.1-11? 23 Beam 34 Froths I a n n a a m i u 27 Vetch­ SilerSey'e Aseeee like herb 36 Hire 29 Staid 30 Lean-toa 37. Genu* 32 Founda­ of lily 38. Burden tions (0. Bow like 33 Musical curve group I" m r 1 7!r («• % l» tr ITT iV ij w V /,. Ir r if 'm m 10 A» n x 'm M i* 11 ir TT IT * 7T“ IS J^ n IT- m tr u X? IT XT 7T & 7T wmm i il- J New Help For Old Ills If HUMAN N. BLIND!SIM, M.D. a n o t h e r us* for the new,last from two to thro* times longtranquIlUIng drugs Is among the er t h a n th a o th e r m edicines, medical advance* I would llko tojMytelas# need ba taken by padiscuss today in our monthly rs- ttsnU only every three or four view of medicine. hour*, depending, of course, upon Rehabilitation of th s physl-.th* clinical response, filly disabled person can b« serl- While other drugs generally )usly complicated by his anxiety must be taken every one e r t» * md emotional sir ess. hours, svsn a t night, my talas* An Atlanta Veterans Admin-.usually Is not needed between Jtrntton doctor lu s added thelbedtime and breakfast .^jug — we meprobamate * tov physical es uw i p ^ p , therapy to relieve the emotional strain tn persons with disabling Persona suffering from p*ip and burning on urination may b* musela and nsrv* disorders. helped by the new drug, urosulTranqullbdnq Eifscts fin. It also brings prompt reUef Dr. Harriet E. Gillette reports In many cases of frequent and Improvement In more than four- urgent urination. fifths of th* cases. This Improve­ Administered following instru­ ment, th* doctor stye. Is due not mentation, uroeulfln Is reported only to the tranqulllzlng effects to reduce pain and discomfort of the drug, but also to___ Its ability snd to lessen tha possibility of to relax the muscles. ................ # Infection. IU soothing effect genThus contracted muscle* yield ls fe,t w,lh*n hour after more readily to itretchlng and „ manipulation and patlenta can • * 111 tell you If you better carry out prescribed home *"ese dru8*- Never proscribe exercise*. [medicine for yourself. An Important new drug for thejQntMiON and answex symptomatic treatment of niyas-l a - 8.: What are the symptoms the ala gravis has U-cu Introduced 8* tapeworm? for medical use. it'a called m yui-l Answer: Th* eym p to a* a f . ase and Is reported to have great-!1*!**01™ ay* Indefinite pains la er potency than older drugsnow *h* abdomen, % feeling of dtsIn us*. lentlon, and Increased hunger. Clinical Response Tapeworms may cause severe Mofeo.er, u uli toSS3S' ftJTS? bJSi " " ,c>lo„ • HIS, Kitg t Mturw IjtlUeie, lu , $179. Experienced meat wrapper to work in meat market. $33 week. Tip-Top Super Market. 329 S. HAVE YOU BEEN PUTTING OFF Sanford Ave. THAT NEW ROOF because you AVON CALLING WOMEN fear the cost will be too great? W*>y not drop InT It'U cost you Who need money. Demand foj Avon Cosmetics Is tremendous. nothing to talk it over. You may ON GOOD USED No experience; we train. Na­ have a pleasant aurprlse In store FURNITURE tionally advertised—good com­ HILL LUMBER 4 SUPPLY mission. Mrs. J. Ruaaell, P. 0. YARD 223 W. 3rd St.. PHONE Box 975, Orlando. 20343 E. let. St. Phone 127 *3 'The Lumber Number. $ SAVE $ Mather Of Sanford “BuUdtrs of Finer Honid For Florida Living" w aV t ads ft^ F IN E TENANTS HAII1I7 MASON, 13, lus found iueeass in New York after itepp!ng Into tha solo lead of the Corps de Ballet of the Radio City Music K ill to replace the itar, who had ln|urcd her foot. Now kites Mason will finish out the run, vindicating ths Judgment of b«r mother, who Ignored advice of a dancing teachrr six years ago to take Harriet out of ballet class because abe was clumsy. M BUILDING N SSD j fra2 4 8 91 CONCRETE'PiPE ft 4 W h �l 4 ) •r vnomu r. imnaoN Mr. and Mrs. Karl Motto* of Saratoga, If. T. kavo boos vtsfctag bar brother tad alftar-ta-Uw, Mr. aad Mr*. It M. G leam . Tkay left Bondar orantag, for Ocala, wharo they will visit another bro­ ther and sistar-ln-Uw, Mr. aad Mr*. (3 /da Claaioa. Mr. and Mr*. K. ft. BMmrd ad Cynthia Cincinnati. 0 . a rt announcing the birth a f a daughter, Nov. IB. Mrs. Billiard la the daughter ad Mr. and Mrs C. P. Braaiagtoo and the fam ily ha* viaited in Lake Mary on numerous occariooa. doualy. Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Tiffany af West Oneonta, N. Y., arrived Nov. IB to *pend .the winter in their la k e Mary homo. make an taatant peotaat Instead, ha aaM aloarty: I t might be an Idea, Yak a d thing* or* efraightanad out botween no. I oraa talking to Pro* feasor Felton last night—yon know I span* the alght at Mo hot tea--and ha aold b* aouM pet you o vary good poet aa awlala nt matron a* o borpttai m Mandoetlla. Mind yon, YM, K*e only n Mr*. Dan Denaaod ha* returned from Colombia, B. C., w h en aha w ii called by the eudden death yar and tha Bov. W. A. Ellen wood, of bar Mater. p a tte r of tha Baptist Chapel pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Frisky af nounced tha Benediction. The Inks, Mich, returned t» Lake Misses Carla and Joan Newbury, Mary, Nov. IB and have opened Miss Myna William* and Miss their cottage on Lake View Avo. Delores Kirscb, all girls from tha The group representing the Lak« Junior Department, took up the Mary Baptist Chtptl, a t the Train­ offering. ing Union Assoctstlonal Moating Tha 40 vole* choir, nndar the held at Ssniord First Baptist abia direction or Mu* Hill was Chureb, Nov. U brought horn* lb* most generous, singing favorite attendance banner for having six­ hymns and some of the particu­ ty five of their cnrollmant pres­ la r songs of their Christian High ent. Tha Lake Mary Training Un­ School. A group of girls gave ion also tied for tha banner given “America tha Beautiful” and tha for tha largest number presant boys, with trumpets, made the and tha Intermedia tea brought "Man of Cod, Arise”, thunder home tha departmental banner. through the building, tt was very much of a musical treat and the Mr. and Mrs. Rdward S. Faw­ young people added Immeasurably cett are announcing the birth of to th« aetual singing through their a sot, Robert Edward, Nov. I t sincerity. At the elose of the pro­ at tha Winter Park Mamorlal Hos­ gram , people tarried over punch pital. The young man walghad and cookies, getting acquainted over I pounds. with the visitors and with new residents of Lake Mary and re­ Attending tha first Vesper Serv­ newing friendships with folks not ice of the currant season at Hamp­ often seen. The refreshment ta­ den DuBos* Academy a t ZeUwood, ble was svsrlald with a white cut Sunday afUrnoon were Mr. and work cloth and a beautiful ar­ Mrs. Walter I. Piper, and their rangement of Thanksgiving fruit gueita, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. An­ cantered It. and balanced the or­ derson and Miss Carla Newbury. ange tapers and the twin crystal punch bowls, presided over by Mrs. The Laon Taylors enjoyed the Joe Smather* and Mn. R. W. motor boat raees la Orlando, Sun­ Keogh. day afternoon. Tuesday evening, Mrs. W. P. Wednesday, Nov, 14th, the Busi­ Burke and her sister, Mrs. Frank ness Women’* Circle of the Pres­ Mlnihew were eo-hostessei at a byterian Church sponsored a con­ household products party at Ih* cert by the Hampden DuBose home of the farm er. Mrs. Luells Academy Choir, from ZeUwood. Young, demonstrator was in The church waa well filled with charge. At the beginning of the members of tha congregation and evening two games were played, friends and a larga representation with Mrs. Ben Bullard and Mrs. from both the Church of the Nasa- Herbert Lampert tieing for first ran* and the Baptist ChxpaL It place In the one and Mrs. Minwas one of those happy commu­ shew winning the other. nity affairs wher* everyone lakes A fter the ladies had looked over part. Mr*. Walter I. Piper, presi­ tha various Items and been re. dent of the sponsoring organiza­ minded of the advantages of each, tion preaided. The Rev. U W. the hostesses served sandwiches, Scott, pastor gave the Invocation, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braeht, Mr. the Rev. J. M. Thompson, pastor and Mrs. P. D. Anderson, the Rev. Emeritus made the Offertory Pra- and Sirs. S. Drawdy, Mrs. Lam* pert, Mrs. J. L. Bullard, Mrs. Circuit la and far l U m l n o l * Coun­ Young, Mrs. Ben Bullard of San* ty Florida. Tha a b b ra v la la d till* of tha raea le AAltON WKtNKH. *1 ford. Mias Myrna Williams, Miss ale. ve UOV I U J. S I'A lll.K It. at ale. Gayle Burke and W. Burke. atiggeaUoo." Bha looked onray tram htan, <*»tenntnad to kaep tha tao n out ad bay ayaa and the neha at dMOw elan oat ad bar heart. I t might be an tdaa," Mm agreed Onaily. T » oenMdar *. Uruca. But there are other thtnga 1 have to eonaldw too." Ha caught at bar hand on tha tahin “Vai, you're not thinking 1 want you to g o t Why, I—^ Ha stopped. On* at the native houaeboyn area standing beak** pwatbad ha bandage*; B ruce w a s • e n d i n g a v e r h e r a a d C y n t h ia 's Ban d wa a l a M a "You saved asp BB* ■twos," C y n t h ia waa a a y l n g m y q u ietly . • Y o u k n o w m y Nf* la y o a v a to 4 a w h a t y o u w a n t w i t h , d o a ’t POUT* Vai w m a b o u t t o t u n s a a o a m Boetabiy a w a y , but B r u c e m uat K a v o cau gh t a lg h t og b ar d rsa s h i Bha doorway. " W h o * th e r e r * H * dropped C y n t h i a * h a n d a n d e r e m i t the r o a m , th r o w in g t h e door o p en under. "Why, V a i . . . W h y didn't f o u earn* r i g h t hsT Cynthia'* ■ ta k i n g a s p laadld n aovar y . I'm f tad to m y . ” "Tea, It woUM m m b an.* T e l wouldn't help a faintly dry ant* v U l a or demand *k*ll b< la w ritine, a w l ifeall i u « the place of raaldanca and p»,t uttlro address o( Hi* claim ant, and shall be aw era • • f>t th e claim ant, hla aa *nl. ur Ilia a llu rn a y . and *»> such cla im ••r daman d cut s « Iliad •hall ua Legal Notice ' N W i .LIAM MILL* aad U K . Ml 1.1 A. *»*> k a o w a a T. K. Mill*. f alls* . aad Ikalr raapactlv# u»i n o w a apauiaa If marrlad. and If [aad, lh*lr raepaatlv* uakauwn l*ir*,'l*vlM»*. grant***. a**l*ii**». I ana 11 . creditor*, trnataaa, and nil Parana* whom»o«*»r claiming hr. irsagU. under ur ncalnat aald WIIa m Mill* and U K. Mill*, alao n u n s a* T. tt. Mill*; and n « r and panona k n v l a F . g r ata lmlna I* r*. any rl*bt. «IU# * r latarnat Ih* fe l l e w l a g daaerlbad land. Irand balna In Uamlaol* County, rid*. l a - w it: llaglnnlng SIT t Norik aad IS f**» K**l <»f »k* f i ' Corner of Oovaramtnt U t I. tloa IS, Tawnah lp IS Uoulh, naa St Kaal, run North TSI fast. It SIS fast. Uoulh SISI IT Teal, at II* f**t. Nortk tS deg. t* min. at III feat. Wait SSI fea t to l a t af baalaalaa, LKSg Waet I t • t for read Tan. nnd ta ck a f yaa. ar* karaly notified that a ault hae hern iruuakl agalnat you la Ih* Circuit ■ourl. la a>d for flemlaol* County Florida. In ch ancery. entitled I.Tf AN MYERS and CATIIRRINM MV:ilh. hie wir*. Il e ln l l f f* . V. W I I - C tuld. / * / K L U r It KMtKM Aa k i a c u t r l v of ih* I . . , ! Wilt And T a d a m a n t o f RAYMOND W. KSTIili. Deceased M a r i e s : ns* *t i r STATU OF S'LiiitlOA To: JAM CM It. if lC K d and A.VNIK C. IIICKd. hie wlf*. and UKflT HOChLII and MAS: IIOL'MKR hla wlf*. If ally*, and If daad, lhair rt epactlr * u n k n o w n heir*, davie***. aran lee*. *•• !(* **«. letnnre. creditors, Iruelaea. or any and all parllea cla im in g hy. throu gh , under or agalnat eetd re ­ el"- Ilya named defendant*. and each nf them; and any and nil parIN T ill] COI StT u r TIIK n i l A IT *"»< having, or cla im in g lo have j t u t a : , sc M iM ii.i; it H .v r v , any r ig h t , t ill* o r lnt*r*,t In nnd s t a t s : u r f i .o i i i i i a . In Ih* f o llo w in g described land, M il I k t o i n c .iim iH * ly in g and bein g In Hemlnol* C o u n ­ ty. Klnrlili. I n . wit North II* IN Rk: f te l of M U ; of N W ti- o f ' N W t i Ketala of RAT MON lr W. K»TKM Oocvaevd "f X»«-tl in 7, Towneh lp SO Mouth, TOl ALI. CIUSOlTOltd ANU I’KIt- Hang* J | Kaet. SONH IIAVINO CLAIMS lilt Vou. an d each o f you. are hereby LKMANOk All AINST SAID notified that a ault l u a been brought ESTATK* • g aln at yo u In t h e Circuit Court, To i and aach of you, ar* beral.y In an.| for Hamlnole County, Klorl notified and ra-iulrrd lo preeenl Id*. In • ban. vry, ..Mill-.I I'KNTISAI, -l,lo>, , - d deoveode whl.-h you s t a i i i i h a D K V K L o io iK .v r r u n . or elll.yr of you. n.a* b a v - a*.«ln*t I'ANY, a Florida curt"--«t o,*, plainHi* KM* * of ft A VMUS'D W. KMT I S . • Iff. v JAMKM Ih III* KM, *1 «l. , l e . n e e d , l a t e o f eald County, lo •ler.-nU.tntf. and you. end **ch of tha County J u d g e o f Samlnol* Coun­ you, ar* rauulred to (lie your Anty, Florida, at hie o ffice In the • war In plaintiff'* Complaint w llh court hone* o f eotd County nt S a n ­ •ha Clark nf eald Court, end eery* ford. Florid*, w ith in eig h t c a l e n ­ upon p laintiff* attorney. UK U der mnnihf fro m lb* lim e o f th« \ . MPKKft. Jft , whoa* eddreae le fire* p.ihllcntlnn o f Ihle n o lle* F i - h M*. n. ling l i s t , ftenfnrd. Florida. • f.*tiy o f eel.l a n e w . r , on «.- before W ed needay , l i t . e m l . t r IS. ISIg, end being C h a n cery Cae* No. aJOS. The description of t h a rani propairy Involved la a* f o llo w * : I—it• a. S. S and 7. o f TATLOR'S UKA It LAKE 8CU.I1VIHluN. accurdlug to tha plat lliaraof racordad Ik P la t Look 7. u * u * !>. Public Itai-orda of b am ln olo County, Flo rid a. Tou a r* liaraby reo u lra d to fll* your a n a w a r wllh tha C la rk o f tha Clcult C o u rt o f tha N in th Judicial Circuit. In and for S a m l n o l a Coun­ ty, F lo r id a . Samlnola C o u n t y Court lloue*. Sanford. F lo rid a, and ta fere* a copy Iharaof upon tha 1Plaintiff*' at to rney, W a r m n II. Kd> I* yote fell In do an e .te.ree f»r,». General Insurance II. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET confeteo will be entered aga lnat vnu and each nf you. for the relief dem anded In eald Complaint. The n atu re of Ihle t o ll It lo ou let Ih* t i l l * l e tha ahoy* detrrlhad land WITNKSS my hand and eeat nf • ahl Court at Kenford. Hernlnole County. Florida, t b l, I7lh day of Nov em ber A II.. m * PHONE 7* II. JAMES O IT JAMES B. GUT IT d "KNOW HOW" THAT COUNTS. The Hambrough Auction klethnd has been tha Provan Successful Way Sines 1911—in moving worthwbil* pro­ perties the HAKE. FAST, «nd FAIR WAY! «n experienced ipscialisU are st your service! If YOU'E planning to eel)—write or call COLLECT! HANSBROUGH'S—Metcalf Blilg., Orlando 4-4371. UNRESERVED DELAND—HOME 7:a N. Amelia St. Outstanding Residential Section WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 a -l:M P.M. This well-planned home has been newly decorated and la In axi-ellrnt condition. It hat hardwood floor* thniout. Tht flrat flour baa 2 bedrooms ami a bath with separate showtr, • a large living room with woodburning fireplace, a kitchen and breakfast room and a large Klurida room lhat will give you added enjoyment. An added feature of this delightful horn* Is a large second floor bedroom with a dressing room and private iv riiK r i m it t r o t n r o r th is MATH J l D i l l SI. tlU C ltr IV 1 VD F o il n i:tilvol.i: o t VTV. f i .o n i i i * i i i %v i t :m s v o . i m i 1AIION WKINKR and JESiJIK R 1VF.INKR. hie w lf * and It AHOLD K. VVLINK It, Ptalnllffe. ya. A. II OPAIII.EIt. bar hueband. and O. a MPAIILKH end KVA HI'AHI.KM. hie wife, at ala, DLFLNDANTa M i n n : t o h k »-i : v h TOt HOVIK J MPAIII.KII and A. 11 MPAIILKIt. and A. U .IPAIII.KII. her huehaiut. and D. U. MPAIII.KII and KVA MPAIII.KII. hla wife. If living, and If d*ad, lh air unknown epoueae. hair*, deviates, leg atees, grantees, or other partlae • la imtng Itareet by. through or uaalnel them : and ALL I’KKNONH IIAVINO Olt CLAIMI NO TO IIAVK ANV BISTATK, not or a decree pro co n f a e e o will b* en tered against you. Title n o lle* ehall b* published once ea ch w eek for f o u r ( I ) cone*ru tlva w e a k * la Tha Sanfo rd Her­ ald WITNKMN m r hand a n d teal tklt Silk d» y o f October. A. D. ISIS. O. P. Ilearndon. C le r k o f the c i r c u i t Court F a m ln ol* County. Florid a B n Aria 1. Lundqulat D a o u t y Clark •Varan If. Fdwarda .17* Nort h Mein atreet Orlando, F lorida IM K ALl. i v t i i m t i R r i ’r r m i a t , v i v t i i J t DI M I I . I I N P U T OF FLOMID4. V A V D FOR SKMIVOI.K COl’VTT, IV CIIANCKRV VO. e a t * UIVORCM EDMUND K. NKUMCII. P ta laU ff MABEL Q. NKUOCIL Defendant S O T I C k TO A P F K 4 M T H * S T A T E OF FLO RID A . TO; MABEL a . NKUSCII. D a n v l l l a State Hospital, Danvllla. Panneylvaala. Tou ar* hereby rvqulrvd to fll* yuur w r i t t e n ap pearaara In person or by at tu rn vy. wllh t h e Clark of Ih* a b o v e stylvd Court o a or before Dvcamhar lath. ISIS, l o a Mutt for Divorce, a* anlttlad a b o v e, and t h e r e a f te r to file your Anewar or other p lea d in g s ae provided by law, and uixm failure so to do. * Decry* I’ru Coafeeeu will b* entered agalnat you. WITNKMM my hand a n d •**! af eald C o u rt this Ith d a y o f Novarn*C. A. D . ISIS. O P HERNDON. C L E R K O r CIRCUIT COURT Ryi Aria 1 l.und-tule* Friends of Richard W. Krogh will be sorry to hear that he has been confined to his horn* because of illness. It Is reported that Mrs. Florence Hauser, who Is a patient at the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital In Orlando la (lightly Improved. JOHN tfCMABMON, J r , Bronxvilla, N.Y, has baeoma aa iag sl of mercy tor tortured Hungary. The former paratrooper la cred­ ited with getting hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of food sad medical sUfctpllaa into Hungary almost single-handed. The regular meeting of th* P. T. A. was held Tuesday nite, No­ vember 20th and opened with sa­ lute to Flag. Staging of America, Devotional! given by Rev. Thomas cf D cZitj S*pii*l Cuurv.ii using ths 93 Psalm. During the basinets session the final report was given on the Halloween carnival, netting P. T. A. ttH.M . Mrs. Harvey Dunn president thanked everyone for their cooperation in making it a success. The horizontal ladder, part of the P. T. A. project—providing playground equipment, has arriv­ ed and will be installed during the Christmas holidays. Due to absence of Mr. Fred DeMotle, speaker of th« evening. Miss Shelia Hubbard, music direc­ tor, led in a community singing ac­ companied by Mrs. Ralph Stumpf Jr. of DeRary, and read "Essays to Music,” composed by the 7th grade students with background music. She also sang a Halloween song composed by the students. Room count was won by the 4th grad* with 19 parents present. Re­ freshments were served by the 3rd and 4th grade horn* room mothers. SLlurden !s tas father of th ru young children, fInternational) LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS l:M Leaving a camp Bra—or throwing out a match can causa un toO loe*e*l No need for thee* mmkiy thin**! son Pat and Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan. Susan and Debbie were din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllard May Thursday. ANSBR Ttrm«: 20% down at Autiofti, (units* otherwise noted) balanca aonomurd. F eeling Mrs. T. W. Orr and children, Mike and Jean of DeLand were overnight guests of Mrs. H. E. Braddock Tuesday. Mri. Lottie Bussberg underwent surgery in the Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando last week and Is now recuperating at the home of her daughter, 1102 Garden Cir­ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass cle In Orlando. We wish her a entertained with a dinner party speedy recovery. Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. J. S. Hasleden of Jacksonville Leon Vining, Mrs. John Lewis, of Orlando Mrs. Jack Jackson, J. G. was overnight guest of his mother David and Brent of Sanford. Mr. Mrs. Ida Hasleden at her home and Mrs. Fred Bender of Enter- on Stone Island, Tuesday. joe CeeavySw Da n g er o u s CROSSING - Dick Alois*, Junior ood from Sirs. W. L. Tyler and .laughter Rensselaer, N. Y., also la a mem­ Linda are spending the holidays ber of the Syracuse University and week end with Mr*. Tyler'* basketball team. mother and sister, Mrs. E. C. Vaughan and Judge and Mrs. Thomas Rivers In Green Cove Springs. Charles (Chuck) Dunn of Tampa Is spending the holidays and week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn. Mr*. Harold Stultz, Mrs. Tom Sarver and daughter Jan ware business visitors in Orlando Wed­ nesday. Mrs. Ed L. Cunningham and children Jean and Jr. spent Thanksgiving Day with her daugh­ ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Denby in Mos* Bluff. AT LAST DRY CLEANING THAT’S . GUARANTEED Mrs. Rosa Le* Peterman waa called to Oglrthrope, Georgia over Sawing for fatlT Now Is the the week end due to .death of one tim e lo lake your pick of fall and of her nephews In an autombiie winter cotton fabrics. Old favor- accident. lte«, inch as denim, corduroy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hlers and and velvetaen, have been joined by a host of new fabrics. There daughters Audrey and Susan spent ar* striped tweeds, woven plaids Thursday with relativas ta Orlanwith • worsted look, tie-silk prints, crease-resistant knits, waffle-tex­ Mrs. Anna Glass and Miss Doris tures, and llnen-like weaves. These fabrics are cotton through Faber were business visitor* In and through and can be aasiiy Orlando Monday. made Into smart-looking fail and winter dresses »«*»*•. GUMtaHIK OUR SMHIOHE DRY c u a n i n o I e .U e r glnlsltinB > ^ | | J Florida prwlucas nearly onetenth of the nation's wood pulp. OI’EN 12:45 —NOW— SHOWING C lew . . . b r ig h t. . . fresh . . . that’s th* way your clothes w ill look. Ready to put on, you’ll wear them with “chin-up" satisfaction. That’s our promise. Try outSanitooe Service today! Downtown Cleaners & Laundry PHONE 914 Some of the Other coming Itansbrough Auctions In­ clude: Ocula home and lots, Orlando homes, Leesburg Home and fait*, Motels, Income Property, Ranches, SubidivDlous etc. T > T A T Q e rta in COMPLETE STOCK TKe B e st Things In L ife A re Free SH O TG U N SHELLS rzui 22 RIFLE ■■ . -V •V i a Imperial Refineries Station 13th ft Park k . ^ *"* fAi Jhn 0oi«» MxRAE * ' - n— P . -a s. Oan Ernest Starts OARfY B0RGN1NC NORTH SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT FOODMART BLDG. 9:23 106 E. 25th SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C I n »maS c o p £ FEATURE—1:15 .3:17 .5 :1 9 .7:21 u s PALMETTO AYE. (A Pick Up f t Delivery Service) PHONE 475 �Shop and Save in Sanford © lie " VOLUME XLVII E s ta b lis h e d 1908 §>anfssvft A il AN n m VINDEPENDENT D tfU IIV M T n AII V lUVU/UDADOt) DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Coordinator; Committee Will Be Named To Study Junior College Program Company To Use City facilities For Docking A coordinator and a eitltcn* advisory committee will be ap­ pointed by the Seminole County Board of Education to study the Community Junior College pro­ gram here, 8 . T. Mllwee said on his return from Tallahassee where he attended a meeting of th Community College Council Milwcc said that the eooruw.ators will meet the week of Dec. 10 In Tallahassee to gain add), tional information to bring back to their counties. The Community Junior College will be a joint responsibility of the State and County, Mllwee re* ported. “ That 1* where our big­ gest problem will be—where ire are now trying to get enough money to support our present grades 1 through 12," he said. It will be In act of legislature In setting up the percentage of responsibility between the State and County Mllwee said. "Out of 32 counties named in the program, there were 30 of them represented at yesterday’i meeting," he said. However, Mll­ wee explained, there were addition aj representatives of the staffs of various educators, Chamber of Commerce people, member* of school boards, and others who had already been appointed to advisory committees. Stewart Gatchel will be appoint­ ed coordinator for the Community Junior College Program in Semi­ nole County, Milwce announced this morning. State School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey said that th* Stata De­ partment of Education would at­ tempt to discourage community junior colleges act up in Florida from growing Into four-year universities. Bailey said tha two-year junior colleges had entirely different function* from univer»itle* and it would be a "great mistake" to lot them up with the Idea they Would grow.' Into universities. The Community' College Coon* (Continned M Fake • ) Sanford facilities will be used | for the docking or barges and the shipping of citrus molasses to t ciiusytvanla. I George A. Janke Jr., of tha Naamassaui tional Molas sea Co., Oreland, Pa., l O m O r i O W advised City Manager Warren E. ' Jlr-OT.-lcj tfett K<? w«*»M use 8*n! ford as a distribution point fot. lowing his Inspection of the fadj lilies along the Sanford lakefront. ___ _ . . ... , . | . The Board of Sanford City Two Rotariani, with fear and Commissioners agreed last night trepidation in their heart*, will lhat there would be no docking anter the portal* of the Yacht fftt a„ r w d for the first year Club tomorrow noon, to stage a 0f operation. However, Janke told program for the education and the Sanford City Manager that entertainment of the Sanford Ki­ during the first year there would wanis Club. be only three or fout barges Of Charlie Morrison, well-known molasses shipped to the eastern local qulamaster, member of The center. Rtoald'a advertising staff, aided Possibilities that the number and body-guarded by Francis E. of barges taking molasses to Roumlllat Jr., wall known local Pennsylvania would grow to 12 to pill-roller and dispenser, will 18 was expressed by the National dispense honest to „ goodness .................... coin | Molasses Co. representative. ef the realm to any and all KiwBarges coming in to Sanford to anlans who qualify .with the be loaded would require approxi­ right answers. mately M hours. The City of Eighteen categories will be Sanford will observe the opera­ listed on the Yacht Club's black tion in an effort to create board and. In' order to give the greater Interest In the use of the ^pem bera of the Kiwanis Club lakefront. Janke, said City Manager ample time to brush up on the subjects during the night, here Knowles, chose Sanford for his they are: Art: Amarlcan Govern­ distribution point after having ment History, Aviation; the Bi- observed and inspected the facili­ K — »’ -’-■•u anil Industrv: Dra­ ties at Canaveral Harbor. m a; Early American; True or False; Famous Men; Brain Tester>: i o?d; Geography and Spo."* Messrs. Morrison and Roumll­ lat, In putting on the program, ,^ a v e one regret: It will be Im­ p ossible, due to lack of space, to Florida Highway Patrol Troo­ place the contestants in an isola­ per T, Mark Alack today asked tion booth. Sines no both* are ^ lU M T ih e rt" w ilT b e ^ * ! ^ ,m'n0l,o,C° “hniy K bat to bay* a charming young lady er,n l of lhe p" Jeltri,n ’ that warned the carries* walker conduct the contestants Into the the wave is only a step Sway. a« non-cxlstant booths. Being your brother’s keeper Is However, two very importaot a rule of life, and "to apply tt "props'* used In the program are to trafife behavior I* certainly a caah register which indicates practical." d e c l a r e d Trooper t>ic amount each contestant win* Mack, In emphaslrfng Novem­ ,Hnd -loud •'*au;ou* buzzer wbkh ber’s safety theme of the month. City father* pliced their final aouncV* like an exaggerated "But" he continued, “ if a care­ tamp of approval on an ordln"Bronx cheer", used by Roumll- less act of yours provokes an ac­ anre last night In in attempt to 1st, with great delight, to Indi­ cident. you are the responsible alleviate overflowing itorm sew­ cate that the contestant ha* erred one, responsible for any Injury ers along local streets. to put it very mildly, in hi* an­ or lot* of lif* to yourself or an­ A new ordinance, now in e f­ swer. fect following It* passive at the other." The quit program* staged fre- Through the first 10 months of meeting last night of the Board quently at the local Kiwanis Club this year, 157 Florida pedestrians nf Sanford City Commissioners., by a<:ni-l Charlie arc verv pomp had died in traffic crashes, about docs not allow the piling of rublar, probably due to the fact that (one sixth of all traffic deaths for bi>h. trash, weeds, leaves or other manner of litter In gutjie always gives away much the same period. "Contributing immensely to our I ter*, Vnoney. Many member* of tha club are stilt retaining th* silver pedestrian fatality roil I* th e ! According to th# new amenddollars awarded them during the walker who takes responsibilities j ment to existing ordinance*, In heavy trafficked trash must be placed behind .the past fifteen years, although Mor­ lightly curbing convenient to tha route rison always state* at the end areas" said Trooper Mack. pedestrian can h e l p , t a k e n by trucks which pick up of the program that he will be at The tha door to pick up the dough, a * : lengthen prospects of staying alive the rubbish and leave*. In creating thl* new ordinance, it "wa» only loaned for the oc­ by doing nine simple things: Be watchful when crossing commisslonrs last night agreed casion. ” What chance has a S o tariin to get a refund from streets. Never walk Into traffic that, rains will not wash the trash a Ktwanian? Even Charlie doesn't from behind a parked ear. Obey and rubbish Into trap* where water traffic sign* and signal*. Wait run* into the storm sewer system. £wow th* answer to that one. at crosswalks. Iujok before enter­ Commissioners, in passing the or­ ing a crosswalk, evrn when the dinance. unanimously, expressed signal light i* In your favor. Walt their hopes that the public will co­ until a bus leaves the stop before operate with the city in their a t­ walking*from in front or behind tempts to clear sewer trap; and it, after alighting as a passenger. storm systems of rubbish, leaves Don’t rely, on a driver seeing you and trash which they believe is on poorly lit streets and face tra f­ causing much of tho water covvered streets during heavy rains. fic whe-r you walk. Rotarians To Stage Program T for Kiwanis Club Troouer Warns Careless Walkers Ordinance Okayed By Board To Curb Overflowing Sewers Additional Local News On Page 8 V . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1950 Asooeisted Press Leased W lrs NO 144 San ta W ill Be H e re Tomorrow At 4 m. W ’ Kiddies To Have Big Day FHP Said Becoming State Police Force No action was taken at la s ti----------------------------------- — night's meeting of the Board of| a*a • « ■ •• Sanford City Commissioners on ( l | | K V f l A a l f A r l l r / f A r tha suggestions submitted by the W I I U J f J C O I V C l U l l j C j State Safety Committee. i Commissioner Earl Hlgglnbo- I S r l A n o r C T a M o I b them said "The Florida Highway L I J l C I I C l j I U f l C I I I Patrol b atte m p t"- to t«k* «v*r city and county authority and It P * • « f t as fuor«.'1becoraln,a*ut*polk"|ngnl Delinquency “ Our governmental agencies Rtiteratln< thr iUlement that are constantly striving to In- he ^ made time and time again, crease their authority and perpe- lha| a >olllh N n trr wouId (lo raiieh tuate themselves,' Higginbotham ,0 JllTfnlle d, „ nquqrncyt commentetL •. Jud^ Ernest F. HousMerle Warner Cl y tonunls- hoWfr, forw fu„y and , | ncerely. aioner elect, sit ing in on meet- a,ldre),,cd the Hanford Rotary Inga prior to being installed as a Clubyesterdsy afternoon at It* commissioner Jan. 1, said "Be­ weekly meeting at the Yacht tween the lines It meant they Hub. will taka over police powers.” ^ judge, who ^ ^ also ^ serves _a* The Higginbotham a g a i n listed Seminole County's Juvenile Judge. "They're getting too brdad in offrrH n a n r faeta and f,„uret , , t Impress hi* hearers with the urCommissioner* e\prc. . gent nece„ u y Rettim( down to cern over adopting many of the business and do)nJ aomflhlng measure! incorporated In the mor# lhan iprndln8 aboilt $woo suggestions submitted by tha annualiy for ,hc operation of the Safely Committee. They agree Juvenlle f0urt and ,hc , ervlcf# that "some of the suggestions are of a jUVenlle counsellor, good as far m road .igns, saf*-| He ,irw d Ma 1Ul, nprs ,0 do ty line* ami auch measure* are everything possible, both a* inconcerned. ! dividual* and as member* of RoHowever, they woum not act In tary. to combat the growth of adopting any of the suggestion* delinquency end vandalism "aexcept on a local government mong our youth." There I* a basis, either city or county to be remedy, the speaker stated, but enforced on the local level only. | |t involve* many factors to bring to a sucressful conclusion, beginn­ ing in the home and embracing the aid of ehurch. school and ser­ vice clube. The apivaket was Introduced b r j/e d ro w c. SHne. -,program ehal7m.in for th* day. AnnouncePostmaster Joel S. Field today ment was made nf the fact that urged the cltliena ef Sanford, to next week'a meeting would be shop early and mail early this held at the Holy Cross Church Christmas season to facilitate the Parish House when a group of processing of th# largest Christ-; vocalist from ollins College would mas mailing In the history nf th* be featured on the progrunt arSanford posi offtre. * . ranged by Robert Limoni. Dr. To put off mailing Christmas C'harlc* L. Person* was in rharxo card* and parcels until th* last ot meeting. moment results In an extra bur ------------------den being placed onthe postal C r |* n r t | P / i f r n l employe** and on th* postal farCm Ol Citizens Utged To Shop, M ail Early This Year .7 F" M Mothers Colt IMeeting Friday maximum <ervlc* »n that again! \ meeting of th# Somhdde this year, as in th# past, th# post! ‘tclu»ol Patrol Moth#r» will h« offi.-# will b# cleared, if possible. ' lietd Friday. Nov. V> at 10 a m of ail Christmas mall by C hrist.1in the School Administration mas. Building on Commercial Ave Purpo** of th# meeting, said “There are still aom# people who retain the mistaken idea Mrs. France* Murray, County that a gift or card arriving on Safety Chairman who announced Christmas Ev# hat a special stg- the meeting this morning. I* to nlfleanee." Postmaster Field said. inform the mothers of their "It Is the thought behind the gift duties whllr on patrol and «f th* or card, not the time of arrival rouyt procedure following tho which is the important consider­ reporting of tag number* by them to the Sanford Police De ation." In an appeal to all the eltiiens partraent. Sanford PoPc# Chief Roy G. of Sanford, Postmaster Field praised the fin# cooperation of Williams will be the speaker at past years when record mail Friday’s meeting, loads were processed and deliver------ed and asked that thia same co- D e e i / J e n t ' e M o t h e r operation be again in evidence • ' w M U c l i r * m u i l l i r lb. .i mp],Dies In Georgia gestions of mailing early, wrapMrs. Annie Ford of fio (’andping carefully and addressing ler Rtl. S. E., A'lanta. Ga , died plainly, the citizens of Sanford | yesterday at Fmnry University will be assured of the safe and, Hospital in Atlanta timely arrival of their Christmas Her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hsrmatl," Postmaster Field addrd. ri*on, is a resident of Sanford. 2 White Men, 38 Negroes Arrested On Bolita Charge NATIONAL BOOK WEEK la bringing many children to th# Sanford Library to look over all the newcst rete.ses in various age groups. Around th* library table looking at some of the rjj«*®l arrival* • tn the Library bookshelves are: (left to right) Cathy Chaney. Lynn Lyon, Linda Wll lanu, Judy Petty, and Bet,y Schuenenfann. In the background are Mr*. L. E. Walker, Assistant Librarian and Mrs. Sacy King, Librarian who guide the children In their reeding habiu and keep tha library shelves LLed with tha beat sod latest bookj. (Staff Photo) __ S im tlfc If Year HeraM li Not DtUvoro* By < P. 9L Call 1821 Btforo 7 P. M. Kor U cttm y Da t e l i ne b e Bary By Miry Fowler Gen, and Mrs. Harry F. New­ ton are welcoming Mrs. Newton'a mother, Mrs. L Orow and Mr*. Newton's sister, M n. Laura Ar­ rington, formerly nf Canandaigua, to th« Xrow lay eole*> on ftu m o u Drive. Laura' \rrington, th# wellknown author, has visited in DeBary often and ordered a home bulls for her mother and herself, to h* finished at Thanksgiving lime. They arrived a few days ago but Mrs. Grow had an un­ fortunate accident a half hour after starting an inspection of h#r new premises. She fell and broke a wrist bon# and Injured her hip. Sh# was rushed to Seminole Me­ morial hospital but la now hack with her family. The Dellary Woman's club, division of Literature and Fine Arts will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the civic building, with Mrs. Adam Muller and Mrs. Frank II. Itll as charman of the program Anyon,* interested In these edu­ cational subject* is welcome. At a recent meeting the club was given a most Interesting talk on world politics by Professor J. David Barber of Stetson. II# stressed our foreign policy. The Horn* Demonstration club on Thursday at 7:30 in the civic ailitorium will present L. A. Perkins, rhalrman of th# board of th* Barnett National Bank of Drl.and as guest speaker He will talk on hanking facilities, service* and type* of currency. F.veryone is welcome. The club women will also meet In the after­ noon at the elvte rooms, at p in to discuss lhe!r Christmas party. There will he a Touring Florida party on Dec. fi at the civic building. VFW post V m will sponsor If. with the assistance of (Continued on Page S) Flks Set Memorial ServiceTo Absent Geneva, Wilson, Lake Mary. Lak* Hour Central Florida ' E tta1 Monroe. Sanford Junior High, Lodges will nnlte In a memorial Sanford Grammar, Southalde, Ly­ service to their absent brothers, man Elementary and Mldsray Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Schools. In the lodge rooms of the local j In th* Senior Division, floats Elk*' organization. are being sponsored by Seminol* High, SL Joining with Sanford Lxlg,. No. High School, Lyman 121! in the annual service of tri Like’# Christian Day School, but* to the memory of deceased Plneerest School, Goldsboro members, wilt be DeLand Lodge I Elementary, Hopper Academy, No. 14A3, Daytona Beach Lodge (Continued on Fage • ) No. till and New Smvrn.i B e a c h _____________ Lodge No. 1337. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk*, n distinctively American organization known as B.P.O.E , observs three obligatory service* annually: Mother'* Day, Flag Day and Mrmorial Hav to If Taxes were paid daily, ■Our Absent Brother*." Strictly patriotic in nature and engaging Southern Beil would have been in charitable work* and th* help­ billed at th* rat* of tl03.lt by ing In health of crippled children, Seminole County, per day during the Elk, for over three quarters the current tax year for telephone of a century have been acclaimed company operations, according to as one of the nation'* leading ex­ Gordon J. Rolhermel, Sanfordponents of charily and good will. Dot.and Group Manager. However with tax bills du* Th* program scheduled for .tunday afternoon will include once a year, Rothermel turned .................... special music to he provided hr over a cheek in the amount of Miss Ally,on Lee and a male l3l.Mt.33 to J. L. Galloway, quartette mud* of William \V Seminol* County Tax Collector. Southern BeB's 193A payment Brown, Al Case, Warren D. Adam* and Chari#* S. Morrison. Roger ks on* of th# largest payments Karris will act a, accompanist received, for thl* group and also for Wil-' This years check represented liam W. Brown who will •»» h#*rd an Increase of Id per cent o ier in a solo. ' lhe 1935 payment. Rothcrmri <aid A committee headed by Rich-1this reflect* the additional teleard Mapes i» In charge Tha ser-1 phon# facilltle* and construction vice Is opened to the public and th# work completed in the last year lodge officers extend *n invitation j In order to meat th# .-ontinulnf to all tho*# wishing to attend, i demand for telephone service here. Southern Bell's #56 Tax Payment Is $34,881.32 Delicious M eal Enjoyed Many Turn Out For Baptist Homecoming POMPANO BEACH OB—'Two! By MARIAN JONES : white men and M Negroes were OVIEDO—I finally managed to | arr*«t»d last night by special •tick my head out Sunday morn­ grand Jury investigators who said ing to see if the weather would they had *mash*d a lucrative bo­ be suitable for the Oviedo Baptist lita numbers racket in north Homecoming. To my surprise J Broward County. found It ideal weather for the Lionel Grant and Dominic Vitale neon ion. I had feared cold, brisk the investigators, brokp in thr wind*—as it was to he hel I out of front door of a laundry her*. doors—the eating part I mean. I rounded up the occupants and After much trouble and deliber *clzfd WOO in cash and an abun-. ation we managed to get our dance of gambling equipment., lunch packed and to the rhurrh Th# two white men, both Ml-, A large group of local and out j amian*. wer# R. C. McLendon. 45. nf towner* had been on hand for and Paul F. Urbee, 44. Grant said the Sunday School and It e. m they were "big time bolita op#r service*. The Rev. Louis L. Day ators" linked with the Howard i had delivered a special homecom­ Finder gang in Miami. ing message for (hose present The 4fl person* arrested were Mr* W. A ( Myrt) Ward Jr. freed today under bonds totaling and her rommitte# did a magni­ JU.noo Bonds for McLendon and ficent Job on alt detail* of the Urbee were set at S3.ono dinner. The lovely decoration* on the table vpclled Minnie Mean* (Mrs. George C.) as »eon a* I ypotted them. Of counse, I found it lo be Mostly sunny and cold today end true. They were esrrylng out the tonight; low 32-3*; Wednesday Thanksgiving t h e m e and, of course, done lo her usual adcot lair, warmer la afternoon. Weather personal picture to The Sanford Herald so that children might bo assured he will be here tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock to take part in tho big Jaycee-Sanford Merchants Association Parade. (Photo by Jameson) Santa Claus la due ta Sanford tomorrow aftarnoon a t 4 o'clock! Tha annual Jayeee-UertHants Association parade will get und­ erway with the aounding of sirens as the Florida Highway Patrol leaves the corner of First St. and Sanford Ava. followad closely by a Sanford PSlio* De­ partment car and a ear from tho Seminole County Sheriff's De­ partment. Also on hand to greet Santa and welcome him to Sanford will be tha Board of Sanford City Commissioners and the Board of Seminole County Commissioners. Adding the patriotic touch to the parade will be a U. S. Marin* Corps Color Guard and a Marla* Corps Platoon from th* Sanford Naval Air Station. ■ The first band to be seen will be a U. S. Marine Corps Color Guard and a Marine Corpe Platoon from tho Sanford Napiil Air Station. The first band to be seen will be the colorful Seminole High School musical group with pranc­ ing majorettes. Next In line of march will b* a Navy marching Platoon from* the Sanford Naval Air Station. Children from every point la Seminole County will be on hand to greet Santa. But highlighting the colorful reception for Santa Claus srin be numerous float* manned by Seminole County School children. Small floata In th* Junior Divi­ sion TYophy wpl be: All Soul'* Parochial School, Oviedo High Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eason, band who hud to work and could manner. Those seen helping with the not come but his entlro family Savannah, Ga., who have her visiting Mrs. Mae E. King ar ,-rving committee were: Mrs. was prment. Believe it or not — we did not Mr. and Mr*. Georg# C. Mean W. A. Ward Jr., Mrs. Theodore Aulin Jr.. Mrs. Joe I. Beasley, even rut one piece of cake or pie.. were present. We enjoyed vial Mrs. Arthur T. Carlledge, Mrs. Wc confined our eating to the tur­ ing with Roy and I^tui <• vri J. N. Thompson, Mrs. Charlie key, dressing and cranberries. much They hav# vl«lte1 hei |ui This wax the third annual quit# frequently and ar Dish man, W. T. Walker. Fred Pierson, Joe I. Beasley, Theodore Thanksgiving fete and homecom­ well known by now. The Methodists were *«ell r Aulin J r - W. A. Wan! Jr., and ing celebrated by the Baptists. The attendance was grown by Presented, too, and we were Charlie Dishman. The Rev. George H. Carlton, leaps and bound*. This year ex­ glad to see them out with us fi the day. W# will not try to nan pastor of the Oviedo Methodist ceeding all others. Bring new, they did not have them, as there were so man; I'hurrh, led In prayer, after which ov#r 300 people began fill­ a correct list of former members but we wilt sav we were «o gli compiled, but at time goes on to see Ruby. Kay and Tomn ing through the serving lines. I wondered what held the tables they will—then they will have a Estes. Thev have always bei with u* whenever we have hail up, they fairly groaned under the large affair. Who came up from behind and Joint occasion. heavy load of food thereon. There The Baptists deacons were i was enough left over lo feed an­ grretrd us but Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Stine, of Sanford. Then there hand to greet i vervone and s other thr## hundred. HonestThe ladies responsible for the was Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Marti", that thev had * good time J plenty to eat \mong thes# v rr cooking of th* turkess and mak­ now of Orlando, to chat with. Baptists, but now of Orlando, B. F. Wheeler Jr.. T. W La ing of the dressing did a “ bang were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dick- ton, Joe I. Beasley. W T. Wulki up" Job. It was delirious. We found that we had to count ert and family. Bob, for Arty Fred Pierson and Lawson our calories as we finally wand­ known a* Robbie 2S year* ago Hardy. It w:s a very successful di ered down the table. That extra when we came to Oviedo, as the plate we fixed was not devoured son of the then pastor of our It »vl|| be a whole year before j , other. he is*_raallv ll Ufltf tor 1 Hill- , church, the Rev. Dickerf. � 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. 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SANTA SAYS MAKE SANFORD YOUR • You've never seen such wonderful selections! • You've never been treated to such values! • You've never found shopping so easy! Your local merchants have gone all out to make your Christmas shopping easy, con­ venient and profitable for you. See their gala arrays of brand new merchandise, selected with you, your family, your needs in mind! You’ll snvc over nml over again when you shop In Snnford. That’.i because the dollars you spent! at home slay at home, helping to improve your home town — to huiltl better schools, improve your streets, install better street lighting, and support vtiur fire A police ilepnrlment to give your property grrater protection. So sate your time, »ave on transportation costs! Take advantage of the big bargains Snnford merchants nre offering to bring you a llrighlcr, .Merrier L'luialiiius than everl • G O O D SHOPS NEAR YO U R H O M E • A IS L E S FILLED W IT H G IFT IDEAS • P LE N T Y OF P A R K IN G SPACE • N A T IO N A L L Y A D V ER T ISED BRAN D S • F R IE N D L Y CLERKS T O HELP YO U • LOW PRICES, V A LU ES EVERYW HERE �— I f 1 SHye ^ a n fa rii It m t f t * ▼P L U M E X L V H EatabHahod 1909 a r v n p n r v n r A rr n i n v i m m n n •n The Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Com m erce Chriatma* Pared# Committee, beaded by Tom m y McDonald, iu g ieited that people throughout Central Florida who are planning to aee next Wednesday's Christmas Pa­ rade com e to town early to get a parking place. Tha Sanford Municipal Parking lot will be available for free parking, as well aa many other areas throughout the city. However, there will be no parking on the streets along tha route o f the parade. McDonald laid this morning that there will b# at least 47 units In the gigantic parade which is expected to be the biggest and best ever planned for Sanford. Garfield WUIetta, chairman of the Santa Claus Commltte# o f the local Jaycce organization has as­ sured the kiddies throughout the county and Central Florida that “ Santa Claus will be on hand to greet th em ." In a m esjag# from Santa to the boyi and girls of this area “ St. N ick" will arrive in time to be in th# parade which starts at 4 p. m. next Wednesday. Tha route o f the parade, said Chairman McDonald will b« as follows: It will start at th* inter­ BALLOONS, BALLOONS, BALLOONS for the annual Jay- section o f First St. and Sanford [ eee- Merchnnt* A«sociation ChrUtmns parade nre being Ave. The parade will move o ff at 4 o'clock to proceed west on blown up in readiness for the event by Christmas Shopjx- First St. to Oak Ave. Then south Ing Tour Chairman Mason Wharton. Funds from the snlc on Oak Ave. to 4t4h t., east on 4th o f tha balloons will provide money for the orphans spend­ St. to Sanford Ave.. north on ing tour in Sanford. (Staff Photo) Sanford Ave. to K. 2nd St. where the parade will disband. M. L. It a born, Jr. will be the parade marshall. One o f the highlights If tha parade will b* the four military units from the Sanford Naval Air Station. There wilt be a Naval It was all “ turkey and trimAir Station float, a Color Guard, m in'a" for the Seminole County a Navy m arching platoon, and a S h eriffs Department over Thanks­ |Marine platoon. giving. . However, a long Thanksgiving 1 Float* will be divided Into Holiday weekend for some, es- t " re* division*. Chairman MrDon- » AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Folks Urged To Arrive For Big Parade Quiet Thanksgiving O b served In County Salvation Army’s Christmas Kettles io Appear Dec. 1 u FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1958 " -* fY vi I f Ym p R w i M Is Not DfUrtred By < P. M. CtO 1821 Bcfer* 7 P. M. For Uaftrory ■Hr*- Loaatd Win NO. 142 Red Leader's Return From Budapest Fails Nagy's Arrest Feared BELGRADE (At— Yugoslavia protested to Hungary today that Imre Nagy and his associate# w ho left the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest yesterday under guarantees o f safety have not re turned to their homes. The Yugo­ slav announcement said nothing about their fate but the protest JofficarcJ-ffijr zssBssy t u -s are under arrest. AT THE 2..TII ANNUAL HOMECOMING and Thanksgiving Dnv celebration at the Methodist Childrens Kotne in Enterprise arc: (left to right) Robert Harnett. Jackson­ ville, new president of the Alumni Association; Lt. Comdr. Marvin Barnett; R. C, Jen­ sen. and William Pchall. f Photo by Cox* Over 300 Present Civic Problems Are Al Children's Home Oiscussed By CofC 25th Homecomino Legal Tangles Topic Of Woman’s Club Guest Speaker Nagy is the moderate "inde­ pendent'’ Communist le a d e r whose brief premiership during early stages o f the Hungarian re­ volution was ended by Soviot guns. He ami his associate* took refuge In the Yugoslav Embassy In an e ffo rt to nvokl arrest. Dobrivcje Vldlc, Yugoslav undersecietary for foreign affairs, railed in the Hungarian charge de'affaires this morning and told him the Nagy party, which left asylum in the Yugoslav Embassy In Budapest voluntarily under an agreement that none of them would be persecuted, were not In their homes. Vidic declared If they did not return this would be “ a flagrant violation o f the existent good re­ lations between Yugoslavia and Hungary and a violation of Inter­ national la w s." Pilgrims’ Progress Is Community Service Message The Central Baptist Church was comfortably filled w ith grateful worshippers Thursday morning for the annual rom m unity Thanksgiving service sponsor­ ed by the Seminole County Minj»4^*l#l Igfisal st|«w# Hoat pastor J. 3V. Tarhara pre­ sided. Mrs. R. D. G riem e was at th« organ, while Dick Mken sa n s "L ord, Let Me Live T od a y." TTio congregation sang * Thanksgiving and a patriotic hym n. Parts in the service were taken by tha Rev. Fred Bowery o f the F rca • Methodist Church, the Rev. David S. Carnefix o f the Missionary Alliance Church, and the Rev. R . It. Spear Jr., o f the Church o f the Nazarene. An o fferin g for the work o f the ministerial associa­ tion wa* received. Program * were donated by the Celery City Printing Co. a Tha Rev. J. Bernard Hoot, w ho has been pastor o f the Congrega­ tional Church 'fo r three decade*, was the speaker o f the da y. Treating the aubject "Pilgrim s* Progress" with kindled Imagina­ tion and facility o f phrase he d o scribed life as a pilgrim age and pointed out the new steps In ilfe’a pilgrimage tayght us by great pilgrims, including Enoch, Abra­ ham, Hosea and Jesus. Vidic said Nagy and hla party left the embassy In a bus which By MARY FOWLER I P»l “ «bcir disposition by Th# De D iry C o f C met at ^ Hungarian government. Stetson cafeteria for a dinner Among those departing was More than 300 alumni and gathering last night and gave Its Julia R*|k, widow o f Lasilo Rajk, attention to several civic pro -1 the Hungarian foreign minister peclally for those who are tr a v .-I f.'1* , f t f y * { " b* ft* children o f the Methodist Childling, will keep the force of dep­ Division and Senior Division f r o m ^ . , Home , t Enterpri!lc , (tcnd. blcnit. To the letter o f rcsignn-1 who w-as executed ai a Titolst In uties on their toes over Friday, Scmlnol# County Schools. The ed the 2Mh Homecoming and lion by Everett L. Sw ifU s direc­ October 1!H8. In addition,i, Vldle C third division will b« that of Saturday and Sunday. tor, an unanimous vote was mad# said, there were IS women en and r Thanksgiving D a y «el#br*dlon Thar# wsra only two minor tr a f­ churches, organisation* and busi­ to elect him secretary treasurer IT children. yesterday. , fic accident* m arring th# Thanks­ nesses. •me-eitn* Several- director* were V ldk -asked specifically, 4 * ........ . . m ^ O fficer* o f the Aluitml 'AYaoyester­ Float winner* in the ^ Junior ^ and Salvation Army Christmas Ket­ giving Day celebration How International are youf named by the nominating e o n v . they bad not retnrned to their Sentor Divisions will each receive I c**Hon wer# elected at a m eeting m ittee: Curtis Krdman to Dec. 31, j home* and stressed that the Hun- The dlstinee to South Am erica tles will ba appearing In Sanford day: By MARY FOWLER Most people were around the a trophy. There will be ca sh 1M taw ln* * morning service and 1937; Henry La-her, Dec. 31,'garian government had given is becoming shorter. Your first along the downtown ihopping ares hravily ladened tables, accentuat­ prisesfor th . Lestchurch Goal, Thanksgiving Day dinner. A talk on legal tangles high- 1938;' Samuel Faron. Howard I guarantee* not to persecute them. interesting step tow ard meeting itreeta beginning Saturday Dec. ed by the golden brown turkey, th«bpit organiration flo.it, and RobertBarnett# Jacksonville, lighted the Plantation Estates .Sharp and Rudolph Tirdeman to Th* action taken by Ukj Yufo- your Spanish neighbors la to en* 1, according to Lt. Marcella Rey­ cranberry sauce, pumpkin pies the best business Goat w-a* nanml president; Paul Hut- woman's club luncheon meeting 31. 1939 slav* will no doubt complicate re- roll in the Conversational Span­ nold j . officer in charge o f the and other favorite additions to Floats entered in tch Junior ^ * rk*' Vlf* ^ ' ' l^ : Wednesday at the mansion. CaA zoning councU for Dc Mary l«Uona hetier en the Tito regime ish Class which begins next Mon­ local Salvation Army. the menu for on* o f the top holnight at Seminole High Division will be from the follow- « » ‘ ,herine , i,rtcr- ■Itorncy o f Dcnamed: Harold Lynch, chair- and the present Hungarian gov- day Again this year civic clubs will Id*)* of the year. School. ! l W* 1 ,d. v E,'s7’ " ‘ IE u . B.,S £ T Miami, „ Jm n ! ™ « « « * *l*aker . n d d e ,- man; Raymond lligg in . Rudolph • " ■ • » « . informedI a o u r re s ...Id . g n g the Christmas Kettle bells Hunters turned out in force to |tary, Geneva, ^Wilson. Lak# Mary.I Mis* Ruth lCoe, This course w ill be for b#gin* rribfith<*r family's devotion to Tirdeman, John Olfield# Talman ” **t they added that ^ugoftlavia with th# Sanford Pilot Club tak- enjoy their favorite Thanksgiv- j t , , k, vInnro, . Sanford Junior trrmsurrr, Van Arsdalp an Henry Wood, will makp every effort to see ners or for those having only ■ ing over tha chore, o f raising, ing Day pastime, some surer,. High. Sm.th.xide, Lyman Elemcn- Beginning th* Thanksgiv ing Day ft* /.“.Thae'" secretary. A group reported on that the Hungarian government little background. Tha cours# will funds to furnish Christmas din-|sful and others returning home lar) am, Mj(|way festivities was a service held at * . J " ,‘fp ‘s ,e * * rt. * « he on a conversational basis with ............. .................. *helr Investigation o f the p<u*t-: abides by its promise. ner and basket, as welt as toys from the fields without game but J .' ' * . _. . , j « ™ !l iC k I S instrumental in changing Vominimum emphasis on form al tth m Those in the Senior Division Darnell Memorial Church w here | UJ| a-g c0uniy se.U from Enterbility o f obtaining better roads Nagy had been In the Yugoslav over "w h at in , ‘ ^ n io r l'**ia'* ' ‘ "■nty seat from Enterand gifts for deserving needy thoroughly happy grammar. I will be from tha follow in g! the Rev. Ben M ontgomery, a ............. Lynch Embassy in Budapeat for 18 day* was missed." ! . b" c fr'!m , ft*! . following *hc Hex. Hen Montgomery, a prt.e prise to Det.and DeLand. Mrs. Mr*. Carter has through Senate bill 490 families. Advanced Intareat In th* Spanish Ills presence was a cause of said that tn an interview with Along srith the ket*le advised that the money obtained concern for the Yugoslav govern­ court* Indicates a good turnout "dim e board'* will 'ommissloner Slone they were ment, which xvas sensitive to any Monday night. Classes will be held " A d v J f Urt lo “ r t l o . n , .I lk . C om . K fc n m t o r ,. I h p . .m l .W ii.r m l . k ci.r m . . . Z t Z i u S . . ’ " T m 'h .'lK every Monday and Tuesday night the downtown lection Vul l ^ . i I m.miiv n # a s L o k - i I l^r A nvauvm ;. W n riu iQ f. 8 s«n iom nnrocvur m ci and nuu pork, uvrih. prt?urc* Ka#e.i h.i#i c a d tm j, fitilde, *^iford Ilirb ccu r beef .• our " four 1 u" fr to raise children so"Vthat ^rom He Rary by the seven mills charge that it might be Interfer­ from S p. m. to 9 p. m. R egis­ ing In Internal political develop­ T o n T r i K n a fo ? 1 h i .t the Central* B.gp £ t Church J' ^ T anJ Croom* j?rcd f by Kermll. Wiggins of the In attract contributions tor m e im me < c m u i » a p iu i x-nuren - ' f , ' ! ! ", ti l they will becom e responsible mem- ,i,x from the Orange City.Entertration and class instruction wiQ ment* o f Its neighbor. W eal Salvation Army efforts. I sponsored by th Seminole County emJr' “?5V in hers o f society, capable o f think^**'1 •"<! hrl.lge district It wa* noted here that while begin tha tame #venlng. There Reynolds, assisted bv 2nd Ministerial Association. 1 Entered In th, third division y A„ , . f *hs m at ing for themselves and two. help- " omM he spent in De Mary. It a It 00 registration fa*. Furthet this Boats sponsored by: ............. ‘ | -It was a quiet day in Sanford ■»r* ............................. - *“ ■- *Evans ........ «»ed xvas raises r . ‘ Z a *"« my «ex to acquire eqnltsble htone promised them the utmost the Yugoslav* had been promised Information can ha had by e a l Lt. Virginia Kellner, said First report • t at the Alumni Aarightl| whfn jn „ f f d nf cooperation in securing road imby the Hungarians they would morning that In spite o f the «x- aand Seminole County—with em- Roofing and Heating. Odham and , le.-al ling IW3 or contacting Fred C. (Continued on Page IA| c lie n t economic conditions ex-|phasis on Thanksgiving 193« and Tudor. Tha Abstract C o r p , Sansame AG er her talk an open provement Arthur l^ m b crt waa not act against Nagy, no similar Murray, Director o f Adult A V o ­ Isting in areas throughout the! the blessings which had been ad- ■for»I Elks 1/xlga, Salvation Army, forum wa* held on the Subjects “ dded to this com m ittee. Higgins pledge had been obtained from cational Education in the School country the "demand will b e ! ded to each life ’ thro-aghout th e , OIr! Scouts, Brownie Scouts. Woof will making and joint hank s p o r t e d on the revision o f th# the Russians. Administration Building. iraater this year than ever ha-’ past year. I mans Club. Upsala Presbyterian sreount*. Mrs Carter answered H* H*ry directory which he sa id ' -----------------------------fore to furnish Christmas baskThe Salvation Army furnished, Church, Congregational Christian all querte*. which are o f especial “ ■""'d h* ready for distribution in els and toys to the deserving Thanksgiving baskets to six needy Sunday School, First Methodist Importance to Dr Gary women January. . W ^ F Im O r nme.tv families 'fam ilies who would not other- Church, and Elder Springs RapNo luncheon meeting xvas held , A picture, "W ings to Mexico C U l/lC l needy families. wUe have fn joy c(, „ (|in. (1st Chapel. by Ihe Seminole County Junior Ha v '«« Rwnkel president and Guatemala" was presented. Fair continued cold through Sala “ We will begin taking applica­ ncr. In addition to the six basTh* Parade, sponsored Jointly Chamber o f Commerce yesterday announced the dste o f the thria 1 Th* next meeting will not he a unlay, high lost*) 58-80; low Sattion* for the Christmas baskets party te«, to which kets furnished directly by the Salby the Seminole County Junior due to the Thanksgiving holiday, dinner affair hut will ha held in urday morning 28-35 and frost; and assistance in miking toys and r v e r ’ron* *>- Da Rary at tha civic building on slightly higher temperature* Satx atinn Aro\y, n w « o f two n e e d y ' Chamber of Commerce and the! Next week’ s luncheon "mce'tlng tor' lln* gifts available for children un Thursday at noon **** brir -~ . sifV.: V ,,,z Dec. 10, at 7:30 p. m. urday afternoon. Dec morning ha ___________ _____ Z im & S 3 i «_ .........*......... .. S f s vestigat* each application to de­ the home In Daytona which re­ termine th* need existing,'' she ceives juvenile delinquents and said. sires them a new start in life. Th# womens circles of the The suggestion was so popular First Presbyterian Church hav< that a silver collection was Im*j^ecn dressing dolls for the Sal mrdiatcly started; it grew to 421. vatlon Army. The .loll* will Cc Resides this, gifts will he brought ' on display about Dec. 8 In the for Ihe Good Samaritan Home in lobby o f Ihe Sanford Allanti Sanford. Nation* Bank, the O fficer in Among tha amusing snd in­ Charge o f the local Salvation structive committee reports were Army said today. “ W# have al­ two fine resumes o f the recent ready received about 13 o f th*county meetings, one given hy dolls from 13 circles,’' she said Dr l-ola Well* and one by Mrs Dolls dressed snd furnished by Runkel the circles will be distributed among needy families, U was re PEDESTRIAN KILLED BY CAR l£orted. U .lfV E R CITY, Calif P Ed­ ward U Marrah, 33, a visitor from Valparaiso, Fla., svas killed yesterday when he was struck by a car while crossing a street. Jaycees Call Off Yesterday's Meet Conversational panish C la s s Starts Monday s»^s*y4* Additional Local News On Page 10 Judge Housholder To Address Club “ The Value o f the Juvenile Court In Our Youth Program ’ ’ will be the subject o f a talk to he given by the Hon. Ernest F. Householder. .Seminole County' Judge, before the Sanford RotClub at its regular weekly meeting next Monday noon at the Yacht Club Judge Hoosehold*r. who, in a d -( dttion tn his duties as County Judge siso serves as Juvenile Judge. Is well known as a force-1 ful. well informed speaker. He | anil ha Introduced hy Andrew C. I Stine, program ebtirm an for the day* YOU HAVE THANKSGIVING 1)1NNKit IN DKBAItY. Shown around the Thanksgiving table are: (Left to right) James Richard*. Mrs. Gregory Keseniih, Robert Feyl, the host Arne Kricksen, Mrs. Robert Feyl, Col. Gregory K fseuich, Mrs. James Richards, and the host­ ess Mrs Arne Ericksen. (Staff Photo) SHOPPING, DAYS Till* Q & n U ttM A . THIRTY-TWO .MEN stationed aboard Sanford Naval Air Station pose with Captain Robert W. Jack •on, IJSN, Commanding O fficer o f the Station, follow ing advsneement-ln-rat# cerem oni#* held at the Station Chapel. Captain Jackson congratulated each man Individually, and presented him with his certificate o f promotion The men are: (I. to r.. back row) H. E. Herr, ET3; R. A. Snell. PN3; I M Wellman, RM3; C E. Hendrix Jr . HM3; and W. M. lltlliar. DT3 (second row ) R. K. W alter. AM3; D C Allen. PR3; C. R. Sharp. RM3; R J C u by Jr. AG3; E L. Foalcr. ACI; F. J. Y o u n g , YN3; aim S. L. Hill, J03 (th in l row) G. Plhuliak, AM I; D. M. Lawson. EM I; L. P. SchuiUm a. AC2 T. Duhon. T E L; E. J Boyd, AM3; T. C. Hanlon. AC3: E. O. Cxrroll. AMS; and Captain Jackson, (fourth ro w ) J. D. Mare. A 02; E R. Rost. AC3; J. t) Howling. ACS: J. Cheek, EN I; A. A. S m i t h . AD 3 ; J. F Smiley Jr., PN2. (fron t row) C. R Wallers. BTC. J W. Hughe* SKI. D. K. Brennan. PN 2 ; R. Luthar, NPJ, L. B. B a sil. PN3, and P. S. Craighaad, E IC . (O fficial Phot#, U. 8 - N avy) i | ■ .7^3 > A « o d i ( i d P ra ta j i . 'I �M B H *M M D n H - H - H• H I -.’i : ■•TT, -V— ,- . A , THE SANFORD HERALD be presented at Tbs Herald tbs day bsfors pnbtkstka. 90 0 8 p.m. Bible Study THURSDAY Ladies ClMt cau ses or ca sv r Mas's Training d an Evening Worship p m u Lord's D ay: B ible Itndy a t 10 s j n . Worship Service U :00 a .a . Praaachtag S errlce 630 p.zn. f very one W eleea e^ BAPTIST Conors 7:3# CaU U IO TA B A P fl W a fe r A. f i s t h i r . Sunday School 10 a m. Morning Worship Service 11 a . a Charles W. Hamil Jr. PSEE METHODIST caUBCB La are) A re. at 411. S t Sunday School f : 4 l aJS. Morning Worship 10:49 BJB. If m l fndsy SehooL F. M. Y. 7:00 p. ol 11 o a . Morning Worship Evening ErangeUstie 7:48 p jn . fonday ironing sorrtooo: Wednesday night pm yor and f:U p. m. Training Union praise service 7:90 p m . 7:10 pjn.' fr o n t a l Worship Sermon by the pastor. Wadsaaday, T i f f P-m- P iff le Evening Worship gorviee 7:90 p m . Sermon by the pastor. Meeting Wado toda y 7:30 or GOO CHUSC1 p mPrayer . Paator morning sonricoo: 0 © ' 0 ;# 0 7 p. m. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Seventh S t and Elm Ave. Faster A. C. McClhre gtbbajh School Saturday 9:90 a.m. W orship Service Prayer Meeting 7:30 p jn . @ Some peopls argus that the words o f Christ Imply that G od's Kingdom belongs to children and not to adults. Indeed, there are some families whose worship habits suggest as much. T he yoongsttrs are bundled off to Sunday School; and tha grown-ups stay home. 11 a jf c Wednesday I A M MONROE BArnST cau sca Pastor, ■. O. Brawn A Church With A Friaadly Wal* con i Three miles weal of Sanford on first street then right at Monroe Comer. "Not forsaking the aaaembUng of ourselves together, as the manner of some ia$ but saborttag one an­ mb SI. and tan if Am. other: sad so moeh the more, Mr. Coorgn S. ag ye see tba day approaching." Suday School t ill 8.®. Hob. 10:39 Maaniag Worship U A gunftay School—10 a. m. TonUi Srrrko • ill p .a Sunday School 10: 0r a.® . Morning Worship—11 a. m. U :00 a.m. Training UniIon-4:30 p. m. 7:41 p jn HoUnots Meeting Irsn coU stlc naOr Prayer and Bible Jitudy Wedneo Open-Air (Street MoeUng) 0:90 Evening Worshl^-7:«0 pjn. RrsyerMeetiag Wednesday^ night - i - - i s j ai I t l f p,tt. —f:M p. m. Tioo ’ " l e n u a b e r a s lid hand invites Y . P i . 7:10 p m . yon to worship with us." Salvation Meeting FUST BAFTBT CHURCI Tuesday l i t Park Ave. r O f T f f CMAPEI. Corp Codata 3:90 p a . (A Southern Bagttat Church) ■ r m o o B T c h u ic h 4:00 p a . W. F. Brooks Jr. Band Praettee Putor 7 JO pas. F. B. Fisher Ladlss Homo L g a g w Associate Pastor . l e v , George B. Cartton. MUUter Thursday Kirby Kogan Director of Music 0:49 am . Sunday School P rayer Matting 7:30 p a . Mrs. Marvin Milam Organist 11:00 ami Worship Sorvieo Saturday Monlag Worship 1:41 a. m. •:00 pm . Worship Sorvieo Open-Air (Street Meeting) 1:30 Sunday School 0:49a. m. PJB. Morning Worship 11 a. m. Training Union 0:19n. m. UPSALA COMMUNITY SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHURCH 7:30 p. m. Rev. C. C. W hits Minister Wsdnasday Service Boot 27th St. A t Park Avs. (Nursery for all services) Mrs. Clever Marrs Pianist Tht sad o f your soarrh (Earphones fo r hard o f bearing) Mra. Patricia Summerlin A is t For a friendly Church. WELCOME Pianist Gerald B. Prlca Pastor Milton Hltllahotham 8 .S. Supsr George Paanid. Asst. SnpL <of THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH Intendcnt ? Church School ON THE HILL Corner Park Ave. and 24th St. Sunday Bible School 10 a 10 Church School Rev. John Bernard Root, Minister ; .Preaching 11 ejji Worship 11 ! Bible Study 7 pjn Westminiter Fellowihlp 7 p. m. Rev. Fred Ensmlnger, Associate 7 pjn, Sunday School ...... — ........... —.9:43 t Evangelistic Prsaching 7:45 p jn Willing Workers Classes for all—Cradle Roll fo r the 7:30 j. P rayer Mealing (W ad.) 7:45 pm Evantng W orship little ones. Mlsllonsry Prsmlllinial “ Everybody Invited to nttond Morning Worship: — _ . - w - . J l : 0 0 You Are Welcome our servlets." Speaker: Dr. Ensmlnger CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUECB FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sublect: "G ood G ifts" h sv . J. W. P area® , fa s te r '’ Pastor MRlon .H. Wyatt Cor. Poertomth S t, Osh Av<». WEST BIDE MISSIONARY Educational D irector Rachel BaaSunday lehool 0:45 a.m. BAPTIST CHURCH sley Morning Worship Service 11:00 C o n o r o f Watt Fifth and Holly 0:45 a-ra. Church School . a.m. "WELCOMES YOU " C l a i m for all agts, Training Union S:1S p m . It's Pastor Wm. L. Stepehns 11 a.m. Morning Worship . fam ily affair. Associate B. D. Crelglow "L e t Ua Give Thanki'* Evening Worship 7:10 p m . Sunday School 10 a.m . 6 p. m. M YF Morning Worship 11a .m. “ Come thou with ns and we wlU 7:15 p.m. O rgan Vespers Bible Study 7 p. in. do thes good.” 7:30 pjn . Evening Worship Evening Service 7:49 p. m. Jilt Rav. J a n e W aller Mid week Service Wednesday Broadcast over W.T.R.R. SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER 7:43 p. m. 8:80 p.m. Fellowship fo r young Bev. L. F. Tasker, Paster "A OOINO CHURCH FOR people. Sunday School 10 a m. A COMING LORD" Morning Worship 11 a.m. Quarterly Conference COME AND SEE THERE LAKE M ARY BAPTIST Evening EvsngsUstlo Service IS A REASON! CHAPEL 7:45 p.m. Lake Mary. Fla. Weakly Servlets: FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Tuesday and Thursday 7:45 Pastor — R ev. W. A. Ellanwood 1007 Sanford Avenue Sunday School 9:43 a.m. p.m. Terry L. Stone Minister Morning Worship U a.m. Rsgult Saturday Moratng Telephone 1411 Training Union «:S0 p.m. Broadcast over WTUR 10:33 Sunday School, 9:45 a.m ., with Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. classes fo r all ages. Adult leason, Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m "T h e Forgiving F ather" (Lk. L inilE R A N CHURCH PAOLA WESLEYAN 13:11-33). OP THE REDEEMER METHODIST CHURCH Mornllng Worship, 11 o ’clock. I Miles West on Rt. 49 303 W. 23th PU cs Special music by the choir. The Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Phone 1719 pastor plana to preach on "L ife Morning Worablp 10:43 a.m. The Rav. Phillip 8 chlessmaan as a Trust from G od." The nur­ Wesleyan Youth 9:43 p.m Pastor sery will be open in the annex. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 0:15 a.m Christian Youth Fellowship . 1 Blbla d e s s 1:16 a.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 0:30 p.m. p.m. Service 10:30 i.m A special Chas. Wesley Hymn Everyone Walcome "P ra y er For The D ay" phono 1828 Service, 7:30. Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer The public la Invited. "W here you FIRST CIIURCH OP CHRIST. CHURCH OP GOD are never a stranger but on co" ia SCIENTIST. Rev. U. W. Uenderson, Pastor the adopted slogan. A particular 100 E. Second St. French Ave. and 22nd SL welcom e is extended to now and Sunday Servloaa 11:00 a.m, Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Navy fam ilies, winter guests, Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic Sorvieo 7:30 p.m visitors, and to anyone else look­ Wednesday Evening Meetings B:00 Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 ing fo r a regular place o f wor­ p.m ship in Sanford. The congrega­ Lesson-Sermon Ancient and Mo­ p.m. Young Paoplo Service Thurs­ tion cooperates with the Interna­ dern . ecrotnancy. Alias M ettional Convention o f Christian mariam and Hypnotism. Denounc­ day 7:30 p.m. Churches (D U clpl.s o f Christ). ed. KBENCZER 31ETUODXST CHURCH Heading Room located In Foyer of CUriu Heights Church Building open to public FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 9:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tutidaya and Rav. Albert 8 . Farrier Pastor 119 Park Ave. Thursdays. Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford (A Southern Baptist Church) A cordial Invitation la extended E. Johnson, superintendent W. P. Brooks Jr. Pastor to all to attend our servlets and Preaching Service 11 a.m. F. B. Fisher Associate Pastor use the Raiding Room. MYF S p.m. Kirby Rogers Director o f Music Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:43 Mrs. Marvin Milam Organist ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN p.m. Morning Worship g.-ts a. m In Slavla (Naar Oviedo) Sunday School 9:43 a. m. B ev. Stophca M. Tuhy Pastor THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY Morning Worship 11 a. m. Morning Worship 8:23 a-m. ALLIANCE CHURCH Training Union 0:15 p. m. Radio Mission Broadcast at 9:10 Park Ava. A 14th S t Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. a. m. over WORE (740 ke) Wednesday Service 7:30 p. m. Sunday Sunday School 9:00 a. m— for all (Nursery for all services) Sunday School 9:45 a.m. ago groupe. Worship 10:40 a.m. (Earphonss for hard o f betring) Christian Day School — Monday But Biblical scholars have long agreed that Christ*! words point to tha attitude, not tha age, which ia the mark o f God’s Kingdom. The im plicit faith, tha humble ac­ ceptance, the eager yearning with which children approach Christ'* - t e a c h i n g - - * _ t b *7C a re J h s -g g a llt le s — which belong t 9 G od's Kingdom. Perhaps w o aro foolishly infatu-; a ted with the notion that our chil­ dren should follow in our footsteps. I f we start them in the right direc­ tion, the direction o f the Church, we may gain much mors by following In theirs. j Evening 7:43 p.m. Youth Fellowship 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Chapel Choir Rehegyssl 7 p.m. CMURCU OF JESUS CHRIST Blbla Study sa d P n y a r I p.m. O F LATTER D A Y SAINTS Thursday A . G. Pitta Branch President Cherub Choir Rabearsai 4:30 City Hall Carol Choir Rehearsal 7:00 p.m. Sunday 8choo! 10 Tba Ladlss* Missionary Society Sacrament Maattag g meets fo r Lunch and prayer on the 2nd Tuesday o f each ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Month at 13:00 noon; and for CUAPEL business and prayer un the 4th Eldar Spiiugs Tuesday o f each month at 3:30 Sponaorad by Viral Baptist Church p.m. Sanford. Fla. •V- friendly church for the whole Sunday School 10:00 a.®. fam ily." W. O. h um an . Superintendent CHURCH o r CHRIST Preaching 11:00 a.m. Second St. A Elm Ave. Dr. H. IL Martin. Praachet Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist SUNDAY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GENEVA Bible Study io a. m. W. A. FUenwood. Pastor Worship l l a. m. Sunday School to a.m Young People'a C livj 0:30 p. m. Morning Worship 11a.m. Evening worship 7 p. m. B-T.U. 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY through Friday 9:00 a.m . — (All alim entary grades and kinder gartea.) HOLY CROSS CHURCH (EPISCOPAL) THE REV. JOHN W. THOMAS, RECTOR I a. m. Holy EucharMt 9:00 a. m. Holy Eucharist 915 a. m. Family Service and Church School Additional Church News O n Page 10 GRAM KOW FUNERAL Mi.,h...1, • PH ONE 17 92 -H 4 HOME South fo r — ■<*•<ft. .1,IA h IV im l \’inhl ___ . I HihnUmcc. S e n fir THE CHURCH FOR A L L . . A IL FOR THE CHURCH w v* •m \ . •fou l* of «nlrih,„I -nluM. Without « ■ 1 •w m eft*'; S 'ti'! •». fcei'-oS*5 fk-’i m t& d ^«v:> 7 nor civilisation ind reasons why - - V . ^ «wna and support the Church. Thr ►nrless regularly « « ( I ) For his own sake (2) for his children s m i . n» r” .7 " sake oI his community «<j __... For the community and naUoiT (J )' f m th! sako ol the Church ^ " ' - i . , el». which and material suppo larly and read youi P«T ................ 5 ft!..> % 5rsW Sp#> j w > C»‘ M« Vwm, RBSr?v:.:.......... i ft 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: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE COMPANY SANFORD AVENUE AMOCO T. V. Brown NICHOLSON BUICK CO. SENKARIK GLASS ft PAINT CO. SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. FLORIDA STATE BANK of S ioford BERRY'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK IIILL LUMBER ft SUPLY YARD nOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD . WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE THERM-O-TANE GAS ft APPLIANCE CO, INC. WILSON - MAIF.R FURNITURE CO. BROWN* S AMOCO SERVICE AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY M. S . Strickland, Contractor GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS R. L, HARVBY PLUMBING C. D. Brown SM ITH 'S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE J. C. Divlx, C ou ign co W. W. HORNE 'I RUCK BROKERAGE CO. INC NEUI BOTTLING COMPANY . CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. THE MAYFAIR INN JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY HOLLER MOTOR SALES SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. STINE MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS REIMANN CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH BRlSSON FUNERAL HOME * PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ‘ ROY WALL PLUMBING SANFORD AUTO PARTS ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO, WADES SUPREX MARKET WARNER’S GULF SERVICE SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO LANEY DRY CLEANERS �YOU'RE TELLING MFI I MusicalTo Open Sunday At Ritz ••The Best Things in Life Are , Free," Twentieth Century-Fox's new musical which opens Sund a / at the Rita Theatre, takes you on a pleasant Jouryney down memory Ians to the days when the "Black Bottom" was the rage anj jaxx was the forerunner of today's rock 'n' rollers. Gordon MacRae, Dan Dailey. Ernest Ilorgninr and hheree North (ill the ; Cinema-Scope screen with liltlhg songs and the settinlgs are gay In De uxe color. Everybody has a ball In this aong-ond-dance show which gives the youngsters Locale for HTbe Beet Things la Life Are Free” covert Atlantic City, Broadway and Hollywood and in the course o f the story the audience Is alttn a backiU ge look at how snogs art wrltten, how musieal comedies are made and what went on in the m0rle studios when talking pictUi«s changed the course of the motion picture industry. Norman Brooks, a Canadian night dub singer, sings "Sonny Boy" and Byron Palmer does " I f I Had a Talking Picture o f You" from "Sunny Side Uo" to make the i•tf wtttlAM am wtuiaai btt Pnkori during this campaign ,WD men h ,v « «rof not not ho»« rtved la England from Canada In Maybe It'a Just a rasa of l ® m 'em amidst att th« sneir small homemada tallfcoaL mud that'* being stung " t m i Md a half Uisy lived on haif a cup of water a day. Th*ts dotng-lt-youraelf tha hard t h f iS L in !’ w ,9 r pi,fXtr v T fffr*’ u rvh" ,"F / o r v * r i F V ? * vUi obstrt* Sun "tm in! 13* _____ I______ B°b Hope and Eva Marie Saint cavort in a canoe—on the living Radio & TV Log J fuy P R A IR IE L A K E MEN scon SEVEN FROM NOW [ i f H* it 1 : v r >! dims; 'v; nrt <1 FEATURE—S: I# COFEATURE w m vfS! wan mtamoim FEATURE • 2:30 FEATURE—11:37 ONLY C1IAPTKH NO. 1 “ CAPTAIN AFRICA” SUNDAY A MONDAY 04 mrnmrnm n rt D O O - R7APW wyi*r-ir-e S ■ (k J O P E -^ A K a T EXP10DING LIKE A M ILLION TONS o f t im t ! T>iAT C e rta in Wriria mm " Feeling FEATURE • 1:00 - P S A P L ^ A IL E Y 1t9Fn« WsalV^IH * com"tia rerun 1:03 - 7:10 • 10:12 STARTS SUNDAY TECWN«CClO« • TISTAyiSJW 1:00 ASrriCMSOUS ,,, stand tip and be counted A* the tv. World Tnrne Ae Our Ml«a llr* «k< Art f.lnkletter'a lloueeparly Film Fere Ilia Pay Off Channel 1*1 Creeerond* Hrlfhter t>»y Secret Hlnrm Pda* of Night lilS T# 0t I’n M •pn 7 1 1 Id- on P ira iit PMNE CRASHER SVInkr Dink Tanama City LIV—A Florida For . 71 to Run. ftrhnol Forum est Service plane hit a power line • 20 Oar# t*tion A Rtory I o. u r a r t o o n Tim# |and crashed yesterday while com­ • 0 TnmifiUd F'innir* ing in for a landing at a private , 1.30 Wild Hill ll lr k ok • fot oa ran t. Mlilnloht airport here. I ! o ■10 M lg M v M om # Pilot Dee Paffo* escaped with |t’ .*» n iV 'w re minor injuries, but a passengrr. James C. DuPree, a forest service „ „ t .,. .4 ! 7 t" u ° n . r , . , . radio operator, auffrrrd poulble u .0 Ulif^Top ! * • n u f f o i o B in Internal Injuriti. It hippuri la tin Olympia Again. U • MhX* to tl* O' ,*-»* 0*"*e — the delightful Mary *f f«Hi, eho >»" WO ■»(«• W *-'•* the Moaihs" I CO-FEATURE turnc.— »••«•»• 1 to Traaaur# Hunt 2*00 Thla la t h o I*lfo ?»1<1 F o o t b a ll n#»l#dllf» 5 JO Rln T i n Tin r.tK o iin 4 4# fttudln 17 4:1* (Iran i Ol# Opry • i #0 T og # t>nwdr | 7'2'» Th# Hucronaara I 0 la«*kl# nianaoo ' •» 40 Oat# B lor m Phow intOO H u n in m lit 1 0 I** llay. J#on nl# t* 14 Of fVudaon’a Journal l i t 44 Talant Jlnonta 11 14 Dangerous 11-41 Bhnmr Nawo A MO MVNTI4T crossing lOtt* 14 14 % ? < leanneCRAIH-Michael RENNIE 11:40 I t lo 7 00 Telephone Time 13 FEATURE - 1:15 - 3:17 • 5:19 1UNPAT. A fM . ............................. CHANHIL M O M IT fl Taa» pa|t#rn f ^ o k |*n A t.lro M#qthaM# Tr#a H ig r c h trT K n io o i 11 40 Omnlhit# FEATURE—4:11 ONLY • CARTOON , t :so 11SO >iio 3:00 5 S') IIS 1:00 5:10 * "O t IS t 10 n d d in a IJaht STOCK ISSUE PROPOSED V M S * TV CSIASinCL * BOSTON (AP)—Northeast Air­ J A C K *oxvii.i.*s r a i n t r k v k x ix u lines ha* proposed • seven million * iw* M ick ey Mouee (kills r common alock issue tn help finance «n expanded mute * "0 c * p t . r j i l l e n t approved recently. by the Civil «,i* p ^ 'lC d w ird . ** i 7 00 Kjr* o n tl»«» tSm a Aeronautiics Board. i 7:M D h U The CAB order gave Northeast %®4| w * « t Folnt l u i i i m i a * o ( aiart pormiision to extend it* route j5 29 J«» 7 « n « syitem from N«w Englind and 1:00 i r u » » '1 » r Thi« IwJind « f Our» New York to Philadelphia, Bal­ |o.«o a 01% t.lnaup timore. Washington, and Jackson­ • «I'* r*r««»n to I'traon ville, Tampa, Si. Petersburg. tl'OO II I 00 R i p o r t 11:10 !-•!• R h o w Clearwater and Miami, Fla. 3 IS N t w • and Hlan o f f U T t n i m moh^ inu John Nnbltt’s TRUE story FEATURE—1:19 "CIMI.nREN UNDER VDIUTTED FREE” I3:*s TtAA LGO ^A N D E R S 6 *ia g ti 04 EonUe- „ l lf*m. fh a e t, an ar^ I I w f^rv In- hO MevHfy. Comedy, 'That Certain Feeling' Stars B. Hope "In television, except on the night ahow. you work through the day and lead a more normal life than in the nightwr.rk> of the stage. In television you can go home In the evening or go to the theater and watch othen per­ form." ,herr’ 'PPortntly, annb . The Sanford Herald .-'O ff ,ht M of ker*U,» I I I fartWay °" ‘Vov- II nnd Acohere comrty m l. In lh , p „ . j o m i I ’ .* ,"' . J i T V T h / ^ T h V . ".Z t SILin » “ ,c,ua” MUTYJ" .'?!• **+ t W w m W b , . mo?hpr, * r- nlpmhrr iJw ? h> I'alT>’ Ke*l,ng, VistaVIslon /Urn, which features singer-comedienne Pearl Bailey mo h,cr* * ho ren'cmncr how the Tony Galento, Roxanne Arlen, in tnp hilarious atory cf a cartoonist with complexes. countrT wr?t wild with bathtub Linda Brace, Patty Lou Hudson, “ “ after ***** World* «*• — • gin War 1. and............... Julie Van Zandt. Each bring* John O'Hara wrote the siory personality-plus to his role eomaround the career of the song- plementing the portrayals tf tha writing team of De Sylva. Brown stars. and Henderson, who dominated Director Michael* Curtlx has tin pan alley" with their tunes kept this musical melange movand were names to conjure with ing at a fait pace and Producer on Broadwray and In Hollywood. Henry Ephron has not stinted In Their lives were wrapped up In giving it a lavish production. m i l e tv caanaBL • 7.00 Jeck Benny Bob Hope’ slatest picture, "That I tie rolo in "On the Waterfront," such songs as "Button Up Your "The Best Things in Life Are 1:00 Ed Sulllren Show % om . astro Certain Feeling," shapes upas I performing her first comedv part. Overcoat." "Together", "Izicky Free ' is definitely "Good News’ * annual 1.00 (1. U. Theatre f:IO Alfred llltchcuck Preeeate a film with all the special quail- >Aa Hope’s ambitious ex-wife, she “ "‘l emeit Borgnine, as * ,0.n*"i or * ' comedy fans. atvscsisu I . S 4 A d v e a tu r* with Uncle W alt 10 00 SSI.000 Chaltenae Ue, that make great comedies: 1acts E* story In motion by hir^ -------------------------10:10 Whefe Me Line_______ It So Mr ITrieml Fllcka ---------- lL.ay eun. .Sewn Bpeciel warmth, heart, an I h'Drity. Ar- ing him to "ghost" the famous I 4 - - naTTb.n-tt-tt-RarV - -etaafcw-i* e :t» K im ivituui 11:11 Uwience Welk Show iiwug huuuny a The Jlot iJI*Uti~ -omic strip of her Ooss and flan a joy aa always and he gives a 1 • : 4m Win.irt Ithrthma 13:44 Newe end Hlan Off • ■IS HpcUmsn Hlstcra f g Ride-In Theatre’s next attraction, ce, George Sanders, thus preclpi smooth, revealing performance, T : po hp ot lleht on Hporta 13:11 Hlan Off T : t l Juhn t>a!y It stars Hope, Oscar-winner Evn tating a situation that eventual- as Buddy De Sylva, the ambitious ■ osuav a oa a iA u :|u 1‘ slsbrt ty P ts fhou ie one of the three. Dan Dalley’a i*e SV«t SMlst tltory Marie Saint and Cecrge Snnner* ly involves two lovable kids, a 4.44 Teit Fetlern NEW YORK ( l » Nanette FaS:S« Mi-Unrr T lctlon T hs atr e and features singer Ponrl Bailey I monstrous dog, a senator and a characterisation of Ray Render Tito Oood Mernma l : e n Crussrtsr i:00 Captain Keneerne in a atory that should provide ... . , *" , " son, n family man turned song|f>r*y. who la as Intelligent as sha t:S v r U y h o u a o o f I t s r s S:oe Open Itouee the year1, ben laughs. ’ T“ d burltiquc at a TV writc|.f „ fu„ of wholesome xest MineUr* « * » ^ l n g •tha t * i 0 0 Tho I .ln - u p 10:00 Uarry Moore I’ trs on to r * rs «n show. #ml ,4,eit Borgnine. as a song- ®lh«r d«y about transposing en- 10:10 10:lo Arthur Oodfrey 11:00 NI|M N «w « Itrp-rt lo r: *-r ay Tiehnleolor and 11:30 Strike It Rich 1 1:14 Htirllnht T hrst r* Thc.fllm is peppered with songs and danre man for the first time tev>*inment from one medium to 13:00 Valiant Lady Vista Vision, the Paramount opus i i i i o Hien-orr 15:11 Ictve ef Life once again presents Hope in a by Pearl Bailey, who also* func- in his career, shows the acting S S T lN IItt 15:3o Starch for Tomorrow straight role, the type that was so tions as a Cupid and helps stir «W»HUca that won him the Oaoar 1^ j j f a l l y »h« w«» Ulktag a. MORSISQ 13:45 Ouldlna Llaht ... _ . ,. _ *. for "Marty". He is Lew Brown, bout High Button Shoes", in *;*•> S l ( a - o » — r r o s r a r a Rtwtnio A P T ra .o n o i * -cccssful for him In "Tho Seven old feeling be- ,he recale|tranl of ,he trio, which she appeared on Broadway, ** ::« 1:00 l.yo Report $ } N»w»— W » s t h » r ^ L i t t l e Foya." He portrays a tai- up that certain > 1 L 's p u ln K s u p s r o o 1:10 Stand l'p and Ua Counted iiio ented comic-strip artist who has tween Hope and Miss Saint with shrrec North( Buddy's girl friend., Tomorrow »he wiU appear in the 10:So "Kury tiJ'i Ae the World Turna VVInky D ink and Tou 5 00 Our Ml*e Hroolce : ........... trouble holding jobs because of an some fancy plotting. Making a scores in her dramatic acenea NBC-TV adaption of that mual- t l 00 llo llo u e e p a r ly eal with Hal March and Don t l : S o Mr. W t i a r d unusual psychological quirk— a guest appearance U cartoonist and in her dance nurabera. liiOO Tho ________ lit* T op ~ 1:00 Rle Payoff Amrehe. 1:10 Boh Croeny l:0 u Futur e Fan ner* e t Amerlea problem he faces oftc-t because A1 Capp, creator of "U ’l Abner." In the two big dance numbers Mual<- M ori I oo Orlahter Day "For one obvious thing,” said tl iitt** Dig his happy-go-lucky attitude rubs Production, direction and screen­ In the picture Shcrcc demon­ P ic t u r e 4:00 preret Storm 4:1» Rdae of M*L bosses the wrong way. play collaboration are by Nor­ strate* the scope of her terpsl- Mias Fabray, "there are less than 1:11 Tom lla r im m Mporte 3 : l u CIIS F o u n t tl.1. ItuUNPUP 1:00 Mlrkey Mouee 90 minutes for the television ver­ The merry plot, an adaptation man Panama and Melvin Frank, chorean abllty. The "Black Bot« : U Meciet Hturm of the Broadway hit “ The King '’il?*0 ,**1 w,a5t Hanny Hayc’s tom," a satire on the gangsters sion- of 'High Dutton Shoes/ 6:0 » Amo* *n’ Andy »:lrt F oot ball Hcoreboard w m a - iA it r o a n af t|,c lira ,jrpictc«l tn the story which is a good deal less than the SitS bporte D l f f i t of Hearts," has Eva Marie Saint, "The Court Jester. ’ M N KILOC1CLBS B V K S I S O running time on D roadway. Even Academy-honored for her dramaj U danced with great abandon by F NID AV 1:00 llue em ary Clooney Show Bvim iaa Sheree and her partner Jerques though the time la shorter, more S:So Central Flori d a Hh oacaee PROPOSAL APPROVED plot is essential than in a stage 7:00 Country Frollre • W o rld At MU New FORT LAUDERDALE LP-Vot-! d'Ambolse. star of the ... .. , . 7iS» lx>retta T o u n a Khow • *U T w ilig h t Mongo S:«0 Jerkin tlleaeon 8h«w ers approved a proposal to build York Center Ballet. They * f i l l Hporta Hook 0 Q »:00 llndae 714 C:4S <2r#otrit Hporta Thrill# a tunnel under New River rather “ rc ‘‘nually brilliant In the "Birth T/iat a because television le o m i c Ca r v r / S:S0 lley, Jennie I.Its u n i t i n g On A Cloud than a bridge over it for the traf- ot ,hc Blues" ballet, a topical anintimate medium and on|y 0 . 0<* liu n e m o k e ' “ o! t Yoour Mualo * 7iU H fie on busv U.S. Highway 1. number that blends raucous ex- 0,,e or *wo people een come on 10:|o TIM 7:10 It Do ncatim o 11:00 l.twrroc* Welk ihow •l l o .Night Kdltlon I-VST TIME TONIGHT The State noad Department fav- citcment with passionate love.Icamer* 41 ■ Hole. When you have 1:00 Slan-off • •<U 5ttrictljr Inatrumantoi STARTS S:30 •OSOAV ors a tunnel which would cost an, Rod Alexander, who created the 15 ®r P«°P*e running around t l " Ithytnm Hour 10. In At l lo m o W it h Mualo estimated live million dollars. A dunces for “ Carousel", staged the * b * >®ur at- 11:10 Hlati-Pn P roa ra m Iteiume 10:50 Nawa hrldg,. would cost an estimated dances, which Is equivalent to tentton shifts from one to another 11:SS Xewi-VV e i t h e r 11 too Hign O ff The Chrletorhern 1/4 that amount. I saying they are wonderful. I ano you ejlablish their llenll 15:00 M T IR O A I tX:Sn Thlt le the Life --------------- --------------------1tie*. MOIININO 1:00 Plane rta nd • •00 Hig# On 5:00 Pro Ft*ha1t-W*eh. » C’taad "But • home audience would bo Do wn Hraokora •f KVftlSISU confused if th« camera shifted 1:10 Nana 5:00 Life o f Utley It 15 Waaiarn J o m b o r a o from one to another as your eyee S:Si< Mayor o f the T o w n TH EA TRE I ii N ina shift on a big stage. So some d :o « T e le p h o n e Time 7:od h n m O' clock Club <ii« ti ^ I S o You A re Ther e 7.10 . \ a w a _ r t # character* are deleted and more «: SUN. MON. TVK. FiuiiA Y. & SATURDAY 7:0 0 t.aMle TtCHMCOlOR 7:50 N a n o — W orld emphasis placed on the. others 7 SO ITIvale B e d 7:05 Hport* at * Olanc# FEATURE—1:3# the result that the plot is S O" IM Nulllvan sh ow Into J o c k a t 'a ( ‘hole# A (Juy Named Joe with Randolph S:0<t tl. F.. Tlienthre •l l o Morning D#votlona intensified. S:S(t Alfred l l l l r h r o c k Prrsenle MS llArmotiF Tim# Spencer Tracy lo;tiit 141.00" 4‘ hallenae CO-FEATURE l :<0 World At Nln# "Doing a Broadway show for l o in u h a l ’ e Sty l.lne Irene Dunn n: t a Morning Molodlta ■IkMlCJu television is a problem. How are 1:00 TV I’ lnyh ou*" Ilia 1400 Club ttita sN#H« ym going to maintain the scope 13:00 flan-off t*iS) Ravlvat Caittar Marry Me Again of a big show In the warm, inti­ M OSIItV 11:00 4>rrh#atrA A Ht#r and John Payne MONSIXII ll:Sn Four.|| Club mate medium of the TV eameraT (:S0 Ulan-on—Propram Marie Wilson Iteaume 11:11 Cnuntrr fltyl#. II. fl. A. In ‘High Button Shoes’ It seems d:SS Sew* Weather in CROSSWINDS Robert Cummings A IT H in oO .I to me that this problem has been 7:00 Hood Moraine 1J no World At Non# iron Cantata Karatroo solved beautifully.' 11:11 Radio Farm O lfM S:"0 Film Fart A Fancy 11.10 li#r .Non# n#neh One reason .he like, working| 1 1" •Nova nd of Cure FEATURE—8:30 ONLY 1:IS lt#r Non# Rnnch In television Is ■ reason you’ ve ll:U l.et Paul M«r* Ford 3 on Football Prcvltw 11:30 strike It Itlch probably not hoard advanced by 13:00 VelUnt I.ndr tils IT of 0* F ooOiaII SATURDAY ONLY 1 « ( T##n Tlrtf# any other actress—and it’s an I5:1S t4>re of l.lfe i 10 Th# Rhythm Hoar 15: JO Hrnrch for Tomorrow Interesting one. m *• •"■<* to get es, 4 , I l l _ . Three fabulous guys and one gorgeous gal made such music togeth­ er that they thrilled 4 whole generation with rhythm, that today are household classics. Gordon MacBae, Dan Dailey, Shcrcc North and Ernest Borgnine portray tho leading figures in Twentieth Century-Fox’a gay CincrinKcope? musical, “ The Best Thing* In Life Are Free," De Sylvn, Brown and Henderson biography opening Sunday at the Ritz Theatre. Radio-TV Highlights • ____ Central fr tu Writer AFTER • stormy 57-Jay At- 0 « « 1# Ifarrlat p fn F o o t b a l l N#w T n f k #a W’ aah|ngton t #o IV fW ah r < 1 f r t l R t a f r o V»1?#f 1 1 0 K o f f m o r v C1oon#y • too RIROVOd T#|a**Hon# T|mo lit# Alf Pnoa- 1 » I A sparrow c ir r jln g a stlU-llt n whh * w fwsl clgaret butt to Its nast tn Uie t t J Tork house |* blamed for starting * nre which " ,waman commsnta .list ar» "mark.bly few ripe u*. c a u a e d g ^ o w damage, w . ’d aay thiL m!. matoea b-iBg tossed at pomicxi for*thePbtnU?,lat _ / T O D A Y 1 1.0<» 1:00 1:10 l-n.i 4 J" l:0 o 1:10 1:41 4 1Oo I 11 • 10 1*40 TtOo TlU Tflo t in 1:14 M 14 11:00 • #0 • ai •110 I 10 a us 7 •« 7:40 7 00 Tf40 1 40 I 10 941 • on ••to Kir.lMO W orld At Ml# Mafatr P rog r am N#r#nado In lllua Mt Franrla Hou r Ou#«t « t a r Hor#*« T V#ta fTiur«*t» ve-rvlc# I'pAMtl'A ffitl Dial •*01" for Mu*le At Ifom# W it h Wttafe Mtf n Off H O in tf ttom n o Sign On Down f!raok#ra *a#wa Waatnm ia m h n r a a N#wa Maraa tVrlnpk Club N aw a.Florid a Naw a-W orld Mp«*rt« At A ri laaeo .fArk#f*a ntft tra M ora U g IIifHABV T im a W #»M At Win# i t kalt Itardaatar faatara Mltar TY #■!<• fR \ ZSA GABOR WAS TIPPED OFF in advanca and 4 missed out on her chance to be on Thta Is Your Lift. Thla marks the second time in feur years that a principal ■’ i l ^ V sr.I .T ^ f i iii rrwrkmt- Rebert Young and Eugene Rodney, blwridan srtners e f long standing in Father producing par Knows Bssi, art preparing a teit film for n pro­ posed new series, Saints Of The Snow. It will center t round Switserland’* world-famous Hosplea o f S t Bernard. . . Esther WlUiam* may do a dramatic ro tt­ en Kraft Theater late In November. . . A ntw striae/ The Mysterious Traveler, looks to bs part o f Mark 8 l*veiw* producing future; Vincent Price would star . . . Tha TV Academy plans a sharp cut In number o f Emmy* to be awarded next i ear’s ovtr-ftntroua total amounted syne Mansfield will do • Jack Benny Jayaa sunaatld p|ana to tour with his now famous on TF show and will eventually Uka It to London. J OILMAN JACK WRATHER NOW OWNS both th* Lon* Ranger] and the Lassie shows. It’s reported that he paid 13,000.000 for the' latter alone . . . NBC, continuing Its buildup for David Briakleytj has given him th* assignment o f hotting its nsw P in t Meeting show, starting soon on sltsmata Sunday afternoons. Brinkley’s will be Intro­ nay atiernoons. nrmsiey s Job joo wri oa to introduces famous | peopla to tech othsr for tha first time and then moderate th* snaulng snd, we hope, fa i­ lin g talk . . . British actress Jean Greenwood clnatlng has been offered the Dad opposite Masrlct Evans In Ms Man snd Superman spectacular scheduled for th* end o f November . . . The See It Nsvr flhn went aboard the submarine Nautilus and promptly Isamed something new about submarine*, particularly those atom-powered. Most ef th* crew were seasick whiis th* craft cruised on th* surfsee, but recovered Immediately when it submsrftd. _ ... ♦ • * * BilUaa Beadle / ARNTE ROSEN AND COLMAN JACOBY, who •••maharajah one* wrote for Jackie Gleason, have Joined tn* Phil Silvers writing, staff while Nat Hiken, producer and head writer, concentrates onl developing his new telefilm project, Th* Magnificent Montague . . ,| Cracl* Fields, who starred to successfully in Th* Old Lady Show* Htr Medals for U. S. Steel Hour last Christmas, will do a repeat on th* same show this December 19. Grade has also don* th* rota on British TV . , . Famed listers Lillian and Dorathy Gish will play) •Dtars in Mcmlnts At Baven, coming up soon on Alcoa Hoar . . J William Rendlx is planning to fiy east to tarve as tha “ Mtrrr Maharajah" for tha ABC-covered Thanksgiving Eve parade from Nawark, N. 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Till 7*10 7:41 1 40 1:10 »»•• • :IS 1:30 to lo liiOO 11:00 !* N C '1' SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 116 Magnolia Ave. Fhont 442 llANOtlUO0IAtl« C1H1aAlA^CtltHdt TtiLE1VISION 4 ‘T �: T* \T Is Time For Giving; elebrating Birth Of Christ Perhaps in the spirit o f old Scrooge, many ___ as art inclined to **bah. humbug” the ’. ^Chriatnaaa holiday and complain that it’s gg t fl too commerlUll : ' g T - But yet, “ too commercial” may be on '-^•veratatement Is it wrong, once a year, to lake the dominant theme one o f giving, ether than of receiving? .H'V Etch year, as the lights of Christmas trees twinkle on a clear December night, <jo we stop to*think o f the millions who ’^luve gained employment through the Christ- liias shopping industry? T ; Economically, no other holiday or fes./JJvitjr season contributes so much to the iSVelfare o f the world. Christmas has hardly .^fcsaed into the new year before thousands - -a rt at work on toys.and myriads o f other : Christmas r**claltlea for the next year. ^ Christmas, .vid the spirit of Christmas, I'Sua endured wars and great chaos through centuries as a time o f joyousnss and happiC ness, and giving has always been an Important part o f the festivitiest-, The picture of the family united, with ? ’ presents opened, and children wrapped In ' the Joyousness of childhood's greatest emo'Y.W011* j* remain, the Christ-- •* i"™— n 'r f - j H iW ar Threat Puts Stress On Economy NEW YORK n — The threat o f ; war Is putting new pressure todsy on ran econom ) that aircad} Is all but bursting its teams This Is shown In such thing, as: 1. The prediction that an in j creasing demand for heavy »steei plates will prolong the prrsent shortage fer several years, espcda lly f *.he Mu’ dle Ea»! strife quickens pUnt for buildint super Oil tankers so that the United States can supply its alties sacu'd the crisis g.*uw. • 2. The far fatter spring in the total output o f goods and *ervicc* this year than anyone had toreteen and the ndlcatlon that th<growth will be limited only by the Supply o f material* tnd manpower. 3. In :r»u in g tightness in the money market a* but.r.esa looks for fund* to push its expansion Raids Continue for credit to posh their civic con- money or the credit Pert o f tin struction—with the g u m federel ipendlng U te lacreere ln du i.ru •• ------------------capacity, but much of It la to get tighway program —* yet to---------come. more efficient p u n u where pro­ All o f this adds up to m ore In duction costs eaa oe cu t 'itionary pressure. The Suet crisis already ha* tent he prices o f some commodities .ligher. It has added a 20 per em t surcharge on shipping costs when goods must byo-us the canal. It has tightened further an already tight supply o f shipi ar. I tanker- „ threatening to lu ie al! shipping -Associated Press W e « e « ’ s Edlto Parents are problems In th* rate*. young people’ s world o f today, Turmoil in Hungary and Posay* Ruth Stafford Peale. wlf# ami land already hat stilled any talk partner of the famous Protestant o f cutting back in U. S. defense minliter, Norman Vlneant Peale. spending. N ow the eonje-turo Is “ One third o f all the mall wcA all the other way—that increased defense spending may put new de- receive.” says she, "U from young m inds on industrial production. peopl, between the ages of 11 and 20. asking in various ways. ‘ What In its present eontident mood are we going to do about our parbusiness gives e7*ry sign o f go, ing right along ipendlng. lim ited' _ , . ... . « „ Press dispatches from the Middle East report a continuation of fedayeen raids and Arab infiltration into Israel. Similar raids earlier prompted the Israeli attack on Egy­ pt. The United Nations with strong pressure has stopped Israel- Out what is being said inside or out of the United Nations concerning the present raids: And what is being done to stop them? Such raids are one of the sources of con. tinuing friction and danger in the Middle East. They result in the killing of |>eaceful citizens- The labor of peaceful Israeli civil!ans trying to go about the work o f plough..................... ... '« * * «• «« ing. planting and building is partially frustrated. The situation is such that the American nmbassndor to Israel had to be j given a military guard for a trip from his| home near Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. One's life. Is not safe if one travels between those) ferenen that ■ good Catholic could I f HUMAN N. •UNMJIN, M.D. no mora be a member o f the ■ Israeli cities after dark18 your nose ready for the acts o f swallowing and exhaling, CTO than a Mohammedan. Ilia wonderful aromas of that big Must good cooks Insist on aervHere is a cause for proper and serious auperior, Archblahop Edward turkey dinner tomorrow? 1 hope Ing food, especially soup*, piping Investigation by the United Nations- It takes l ) r ! A r | A f C la p h i A sot Your nose, If it’s working hot. T here’s a good reason for Mooney o f Detroit, who later be-i __________________________ _____ ___ property, actually helps you e n - thla. G enerally, the h otter the two to make peace- Certainly the continuaI IIC M U l J l l l l l l v rame a cardinal, aald the prleat *food, the m ore Intense U the wav in error. The archbishop 1 Joy good food. tlon 0f ra|(|g jnj0 i„ rnel is not pencc-mnklng—■■Yixii-stfijt ef-smeD p r u t - s t - . - T h u s , —tk-L&tg’ vcv c-f? o-.il liter**-a iiu incom patibility. ~ n t s si-~ ry ------------ --------------- * ~ " X iid w h ile t h e r a id s c o n t in u e . lire governeven more Important than your far more satisfying vapors than between tbe CIO and the church • But as we ponder the thought of com ment of Iraq announces that It has appeal­ sense o f taste when It comes to would the sam e dish served only Father Coughlin canceled his eaUng. Your taste .buds sim ply lukewarm o r cold, ' -'inerclalism there is a reminder of what ed to all nations to remove Israel from the tell you whether a substance Is Women reportedly have a bet"Christmas and the Christmas season brings Middle East for the sake o f security nnd n u t.x u U iiit. .men., ur— .n o b ro ad ca st*, sour or sweet, salty or bitter. T h e. ter sense o f smell than do men. •- about. For instance, the gigantic Christmns pence. delicious ’’ flavor" Is detected by As wa grow older, scientists tell year* have mellowed the fiery B>f k on th# air In IMS. the your nose. 'us, our sense o f smell becom es -'Parade next Wednesday afternoon, has us At the same time, commentators nnd priest o f the Shrine o f the Little Priest became subject o f bitter! Makw This Test Flower. controversy again over the posl- somewhat dulled. For this reason, l.ita predominant theme, as explained by the tion o f the ehurch on labor. He At 63. the Rev. Charles E. columnists continue to point out that the I f you don’t belleva me. try aSn d''m n rJ Seminole County Junior Chnmber of Com- Soviet Union has won a triumph in this Coughlin'In hit pulpit at the R o > ,itt « ° ‘ ,n,° ■ '* • * w ,‘ h J * w l,h pinching your nostrils together , ^ d h™ °r* •" iiaerce, "Keep Christmas With Christ.” area. It Is oven being conceded that now man Catholic shrine speaks and * r? u,P* °)r®rDW^? lbe r** when you ait down to Thanksgtvlook like . philosopher. He gave To,“ tlon he denied As bands play rhythmic melodies for Syria will lie Russia’s military ally. ing dinner. I think you’ll tlnd th d *ounger men up hi* controversial radio career an,i' » ml“ "ni. that the turkey and ail the tr im -;an£ T °."’ . . ... , . ■marching, children ring out with cheers and Father Coughlin definitely left m lngi taste pretty flat. They w ill1. Soviet penetration is the real threat to itf years ago. laughter, parents join with the fun and taste a good deal like almost any * ■ ? * [ d” pence in the Middle East, nnd the Arab lead­ No longer is he a Don Quixote {*)* aip !" d ll? * * °t,a,1e<! , merriment, remember deep in their hearts other foods you sample In the Vich il.n Vm, J*e m agaiine Social ers are more than flirting with this belliger­ tilting with political windmill*, j same manner. ^ .° ,rTl \ 5 v*n beforo J 011 the "real Christmas story” depleted by the But he (ill has the eloquence that ’’ ui ‘ lc* h* h? d f,. ’ und’\ d ,0 advT If you have a eold and your take lh# flrst blle* ent power. floats. m ade his name a household lh* , ,n d *c1ono' " le nose Is stuffed, things will taste q u e s t i o n a n d a n s w e r New Middle East crises nre being pre­ word a generation ago. V u® N a ,lo n ,, Unlon , o r , - Each person Is reminded of the doctrines flat, no matter what you do. | U. K .: I h ave a child four j-a r s _ , . . . J . . Social Justice. pared before the present one Is re­ Today, instead o f denouncing .. . , ... You don’t have to make a c o n - old whose bow els tend to pro•of his or her faith—and the inner self com­ solved. selous effort to anlff a dish while trude when h e moves them. politicians and banV-r he <* conA b,n do,nl" * P“ bllc controversy, pels us to look snd search deeper lV>r the • • « 70 U’ ra e a t in g , a lt h o u g h t h e Answer: Y ou r child Is probably tertng his fir« on the Devil. ba PriV. d r ? !1! d ' f .*tten‘ message found in Luke 2. , aroma o f a delectable meat usu - suffering •from prolapse o f the Except for his parish activities ,l“ *° bl* W^,n . h* ,ound! ally la something to cherish.'bowel. B andaging the bowel to Thre may be commercialism—but each P n / i t l C S In this thriving suburb o f Detro", *9W’ h* 1had a *mal1 Warm vapors are freed by the prevent It from protruding may shingled church and a congrega­ hit of it brings another reminder of the it. Father f'n-nhlin leads almost food a j you chew it. These vapors, be o f help In certain eases. Howtion o f M. Hero we k« a pain with politics. a cloistered life. “ Christmas Story” with greater meaning, laden with flavor, are forced to - ever, In m any Instances, an operRadio listeners, Protestant and According to n recent report, members _____ _________ The priest used to hold news ward your nose by the natural atlon Is reaulred. greater faith, and a stronger determination of th e BAG (Russinesn Advisory* Council o f ronferences and voice off-th e-cu ff Jew l*h *» well as Catholic who to live at Christmastime. Your Nose Helps You To Enjoy G ood Foods Years Mellow Fiery 1 We buy at Christmas— for others—nnd In the spirit of true giving. Celebrating, of course, the birth of n Savior- The Sanford Herald FsfettilieO Dsttr K se sp t gsturS ay an* Similar ■ n t s i s g s s seenna alas* m a i l e r Oclokee IT. ISIS al U l Past O l l l a e at fUntore. r ie r ld a endar (h e Ae: n ! C-inama, o f March I 1ST* r a m pr- nit iN n . R d it er and r u b t u n a r MARtOW IIARUAN S R . 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A lls n la Osarpln th e C om m erce ne«H D e p a r t m e n t ) r a y th a t bu.xl- ? pln!; r abo,d 1a,moM ii .. | J , .I n this campaign year he has r o ll tip itn e le o v e s a n d y o to gjvpn no |n|rrv|ew!,. wants to return the Republicans „ u , e rmons to,lay reflect ill 19liO. sweetnea* and light, nut the old m u st If It bT Intl' , . , f,pr,“ l,a flo<|u*nie, poured In gifts that helped build a new church. It ii an Imposing octagonal atono *«ruct'ire with n cruilflxlon tov er L A FF -A -D AY ?arents Problems * In Young People's World O f Today fingertips, speaks with authority as the mother o f two daughters and a son, and as co-suthor with her husband of a regular magaxlne feature Inviting readers to dts ▼ cuss their problems. "There’ s no doubt that a great many of today's young people arttroubled and confused," the said. Th« problems o f almost all who write to ua boil down to one com ­ plaint— ‘ Our parenti don’t underitsrw tn s*________ ____________________ • Sometimes they feel the house­ hold is too strict, sometlmei that parents ar, too busy or In d iffer-^ ent. Some say there Is too stem “ a religious attitude In the home, others say there isn't enough at­ tention to religion. "F rom observation I have found that a great many o f today’ s prob­ lems with the younger generation stem from the fact that parents think If they provide a good home and good schools fo r their child­ ren, the youngsters should feel secure. There is too much stress on material things. * "Actually children can get a feeling of security of close and understanding relationship with their parrnts. They want to know what their parents are thinking about. They need to feel co n fi­ dence in the integrity and ultimate fairness of their parents, and they must have a safe, warm and w el­ coming haven in a home." The Teales have * daughter Just • out o f college, a son in college 9 and a tt-year-old daughter in high school. work to power It w a s reflected in the thinking of this P’ ,n<’ h '* ' ,l11 ‘ h ,« * hfn h* ° n .'he group which met recently for its full meet- of[. nn lhl'I D*'fl ’ . . . . . !n r 0 « «>inp at Sea Island, fia. that the President V W*rn P*r ! The replatcment value o f tho will meet even stiffer opposition in Con-, "Y o u r adversary Is the Devil— Ichurch Property, i n c l u d i n g a r e a s tn h is and convent*, la estimated le g is ln t iv e p r o g r a m , e s p e c ia lly a roaring lion seeking whom h e ! at more lhan 13 million dollars h a r d m o n e y , c c o n o m v , , ,nav devoir." More thin g.000 persons attend w it h d r a w a l’ o f th e g o T '"* »*hort,d ,h* ^ P '0 Sundb/ Masses. on such p o lic ie s n s d e b t reduction, nnd vern m en t fr o m c o m p e t it io n w llh b ilo ln c . ^ Z Z 'u , h 's S , W h a t th e s e le a d e rs d e p lo r e d e v e n truth, which is the word of DAMAGE REPORT TOI.D m o r e , h o w e v e r , w a s th e f a c t th a t th e R e - G od ." JACKSONVILLE BEACH '*v_An publican P a r t y w h ic h h a s t r ie d t o id e n t i f y : Father Coughlin’ s fame reach estimated $1,171,723 damage was itself with these policies couldn’ t muster wl ,N p,'ak ln ,lw 'leprcslon davs je ,u*rt to oceanfroni pro£rty"in a majority In either House or Senate despite "poor. f ,h" 304 a* * champion ° f ,hP i sirong Uiies broke up section* .W‘ h'1, amJ i..... i I, * __ . . , 1 of the landslide reelect ion of its lender. m* eclipue *i a national pollti- seawall e*rly this month, city * * . ral figure began In 1036. Ab ov* Mr f pi ac t i i butltfl • roun d If CAT FOR M M o d ' l l unit A f f o r d ' k t ' « 0f I flr o f rom front and ' I t h ' r | ' I d o Cool -air I n l 't o a n d ! • ar m •• ir outlets at r l l h l l Mtut o ' ihoo n ot Ult. That; Manager J, Floyd Gllsson report- Today is another slay for thanksgiving was the year he barked a polit-1sf,i last night. rage 4, Friday. November 23, 195G thankful that we nre at home safe from the *»• <«»«'• And wj‘ h r*‘ unt1,n* , " " J ai'L hs h.a* V k,,d "lat ribbon, of .raffle fhc h i,h J S ^ lJ .” ? . ^ TODAY’S Bini.E VERSE wnys. The greatest day to offer thanks is Ka(hfr rollshlln supported the orfederal aid. Trust In him at all times, 0 people; pour todny— thankful that we nre not a stntis-i\cw Deal In Its early years. Hal b* addition to property damage, out your heart before him; God is a refuge tic in the traffic annals o f another c ru e l turned against Roosevelt In tho he said, the city wants to bo respent for us. READ: Psalm 62. 1936 election and threw hi* sup- I imbursed for $20,410 it holiday travel-quest. ^ 1port to a third party candidate, sandbagging to prevent any build­ Allan M. Trout Is Study In Contrast Itep. William Lemk*. North D a­ ings if any, upon so broad a guarankota farm congressman and adIlk.teC. w ** I voente o f monetary teforms. Trout and his readers wrestle .......term ....... by Roosevelt nvii won .n......... second . r ? AN? flr 0 ,lJ ’ _ Ky" , f A P ) . T |hlm wl,h ,h® nut- 0n « f , n - he *ot ,hr®u* h ,h® ^ l u m n - l n dead ear- j thr "hl’s grst TamUlIdV 'of* his "fo u r Lanky Allrn M. Treat l i astudy 1four bushels by mail, express, and nestnesf—ov er such q iifition i as: L erm f ln contrasts. messenger. | Why d.Kt a hound dog trot with Father Coughlin Inst political Ha is a man who imokea a blend In bucolic folklore, a buckeye his hind quarters slewed out of f ac,,_ ||,. announced hl« retireo f his ewn Kentucky hurley In the carried In the pocket or purse will j ,,n c? ment from rsdlo speaking. He finest English briars. ward o ff the dread rigors o f rheuWhy do pig tails curl to the denied there was «ny compulsion As political reporter for the matlsim. right north ot the eqm tnr and to from the rhurch. In the heat o f Louisville Courier-Jornal, he has " I f all you say about the buck- the left south of the equator, the campaign he had called rubbed elbows for year* with gov­ eye is true, one reader wrote, I poos an old hen lay an egg be- Roosevelt a "liar and betrayer.’ ’ I ernors, senators and the lesser "please let me try one. cause she wants to, or because This was reported to have caused ranks o f politicians. "M a ’ a m ," Trout replied char- sho has to? a painful Impression at the vatiBut he retires at day’ s end to actcristically, "m y buckeyes are Does a mule raise its tail every CRn- Tbe priest apologised, his Isolated farm of meadow and covered by the boldest guarantee time it brays? Tired o f political warfare. Fawoodland near here and contem­ in the annals of modern Journal­ Ito tells them how to keep a ,h'’ r Coughlin said he wanted to plates—from a serene seat tn his ism—to-called. They ar* fully war­ old fashioned rocker—tbe content­ ranted . . . in two Important re­ goose nest dry on a hillside and return tn the life of "a simple why a raccoon climbs the north I Parish priest." ed graiing o f two mules, a poov. spects. First, we guarantee them to ^ ° / aJ r~ ’ ,,e ./■ "■ • ra Father Coughlin atopped broadone bull, and a asodtrate hem of how to beat acreage allotments easting for a short while but cow* and calves. be absolutely genuine. new Ha subscribes to the air mall ‘ Second, wc guarantee that If by planting tobacco in crooked! later In 1937 he started edition of tho Times o f London. tou carryW m. Inwt|j uu hu na(1I1 wllb S ? iequal j , layers o f fat and‘ glean - l again nlthough ,his T radio j L » speeches i3 K . . they But his hubby is a barkwoudsy as .directed, will do no harm. "N o'othe'r nostrum" maUnT’ e a n ! bf. ,tuf/ in« and ‘ U rvl"2 bogs on were on the mild side. He was dally column In the Courier-Jour­ I quoted as saying at • news eonnal called "G reetings." It is a make those claims. No other col- •1,rrnalP n in th s. rustic blend o f folklore, w itchcraft, umnisl can stake his reputation. buffoonery and a brand o f bur­ lesqued philosophy which Trout calls barnyard aclence. The column la nearing the 1 mil­ lion word mark. In all those words Trout has managed to conceal from thousands o f devoted read­ IB.VS CHEVROLET "210” «|QQR ers the urbane, sophisticated side d e lu x Medan low m ile s FORT LAUDERDALE CT»— An o f his nature. lik e n ew Atomic Energy Commission AEC Through th* column he dispens­ official says Florida, herause o f es such nostrums aa buckeyes—a 1951 FORI) ranch wagon, f |M E its good water and rail transpor­ variety o f chestnut—aa a cure for Fnrd-O-matlc radio v la rtw i rheumatism. Ha hai distributed tation “ would be a very good place" for a proposed new fission and heater thousands o f wooden shoe-pegs plant. which had gathered lust for BO Edsvard F. Miller, vacationing year* In a Kentucky mountain (lip this ad and bring It in. It here, said the plant, now in the entitles you to a discount of store. .......... ___ ___ $130.00, on cither o f the above It little matter* that not ____ even planning stage, would recover fiscart. his most rcsourseful reader has *l°nabl» matter from Atomic Refigured out a usa for th# sh oe-iac*“ r rores. He said the AEC will pegs. They went like hot cake* ln|,oon a,k Private industry to sub■ lumber eamp. Trout’s boldest proposals on construction o f claim was that the ahoe-peg Is a , lb* plant. It# is production dirccsnlghty handy gadget to tighten ,or ^or *be AEC Operation* Dithe hands of an old Seth T h om as: 519 E. FIRST ST. clock. | Since Florida ha* good water PHONE 1011 Trout’s crusade to put the buck- >nd rail transportation and it la. eye in the pocket o f potential rheu- caled near Oak Ridge, Tenn , malic sufferers hss brought him where all fissionable uranium is requests from every state In the delivered. Miller said it might country. Kentucky reader* swamp well be the site o f the new plant. from being washed away. 'M C K T lfir K V f) 11^ ltO»A* I« . Wall 6jts» awnii II "He’* coming to. Better show him the bill again.” Florida Said Good Place For Proposed New Fission Plant SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS t _ First Federal Savings & Loan Sanford Uh 0 Maple Fbone 2M 2 �f * s b s b i b s s ra *> % -< , * -^ •<*' IPs ?«-•'• ,tp THK SANTORO HERALD in. Nov. 23,1886 Page 5 M ake A Santa Marionette A s Unusual G ift For Special Child In Your Life S ocia l fo o d s It'* not too early to itirt think­ ing about Christmas, a fact that is confirm ed by all th« lovely Christmas ornaments, tinsel, wrap pings, ribbon, cards, ect. now on display in all the stores. Som etim es it Is difficult to find the perfect gift fo r a child, ono that Is not too expensive, but still Interesting and attractive. H ere*' a novel Idea for a child’ s By PAT HOOD g ift that you can make yourself Everywhere we go these days, on behalf o f my new hometown from newspapers. It's a Santa w e're reminded that Christmas is and Its citireni—and telling her marionette and the children are between you n me r« fast approaching, bat now that how much Sanford appreciates *® toT* lL , , ... Thanksgiving is o v e r -a n d I trust the part the navy w ives take in F o r the body place two full Thanksgiving is over fom m un|ly activities. I never »he«ts o f newspaper on top o f yours was as plesssnt as m i n e - wfUe Jn ar, (fIc on any c|ub each other. Crum ple another fo r it's time to really start giving ehurcht o r organization that I the head, and tw o. a tittle elongattom e serious thought to the niat- don't see the names o f several ed fo r the body, l a y crumpled ter. O f course, if you feel the navy w ives Interspersed w ith, Pi*®®* 00 -ioub’ e fist sheets, a same a* I do about Chriitmas those o f the homefolk. So thank o t[ rentc*'you like to save some o f your you cin n y and the rest o f you W rap body and head snugly In shopping fo r the lastminute, so Davy w iv e i. narrow est way o f paper, turning that you can go ruvhlng around outer edge In as you finish wrapwith the rest o f the holidayHave you got your co p y yet? i r pin*. Pia*h body a ” d h*ad spirited crowd through all the mean 0f course, your c o p y o f the , 08*tner, and fold top end down stores. Just before closing time. Enlisted Men Wives cookbook. *° ed * e “ b f,o w n«kU ne; fold on Christmas Eve. But let me vvhieh has been on sale for a h° N ° m •|™, ,UP * ° P*Pfr *“ 8 * '* tell you, there are some “ mighty coup!e o f weeks now. And. before a" ° ' e waistline. Attach head string purty’ ’ things to be seen in the you mfe me, no 1 don ’ t have hung ov er hanger. Thread stores nrouml Sanford now. — mine yet either but I'm sure rug needle with 30-Inch length things that really put you in a 8onna get one. There's a real c ®rJ* Run throu* h he*d- Cfl«ure Christmas shopping mood. Maybe wealth o f fascinating and unusual * ' ” ‘ e *nda; som etim e in the future we can recipes between those covers. , Cut * ' * *uI1 °* ’*r*PaP«® tell you you about some o f those «heet. Told bottom up to top and lovely articles. But do leave some Oo the New Arrivals List: T. R. *l!cn *0,d a*.a*n; j ^ ? w *0,d ^ thirds, o f your shopping for Christmas; Walton and his w ife ?n<f. two * now should havens pieee^ o f E »e so you can Join uie la Liat c niidren are recent tenants at 403 paper about 3 mehes jtidii, mad last-minute rush. Frankly I Colonial Way. They m oved here ? lnehe, '£?*• Fo,d ,n ,h alf ,h * like nothing better than to be try­ from Miami not too long ago. Mr. ,on* w,Jf' ^ brj n« oul« r 'P d» ing to do “ leventy-leven" differ­ Walton is ATV w.th the Navy. \° c * nter P^n and P“ ‘ » « £ • * ' ent thin£* at once on Christmas Recent arrivals from Stoughton. band around **• < f ‘ * ue *>• No" seven m ore like this, makEve so that everything will be Wis., are Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C. just perfect fo r Christmas Day. Bauger, o f 407 Colonial W ay. They * '* h* *e? and arm in have fou r children, three girls, * orJ u n d »* u ,c than baIf Glnny Conn wrote such a mov. 6. 19 and 6 mo*.. and a bov w h o' Vheet P»P*r and f or t " 1 le»* Ing article for yesterday’s psper is seven. Mr. Bauer is also In h ,n fj® ‘ h" « - Make ,am c and said so many nice things a- the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth le* and ,rm , bout the city o f Sanford and its Moritc. o f Eustls, N eb ., have _ , . ***?“ , T . , Cu* * ,lr *n** M inches long. Re people, that I just can't let this brought a home at 1244 Randolph. m ove rubber band fom leg or day go by without thanking her— lie's another navy man. ___ . . . . , body. (Figure 7) Ley body on table, putting legs in place. Tie ou'side strings togelher, one from the leg and one from the body on both side*. (Figure I ) Tie Inside strings to­ gether. (Figure 0) Attach legs to the body by tying a 14-lncb string tc the front center neck string, leaving a 3-inch end. With long string, go down .e n d under le g string (between tegs) and up to back center neck etring. Tie se­ curely. (Figure 10). Stringing and Finishing Dress Santa before stringing. Use red crepe pape or fsbic. (Tang from head string on wooden coat hanger. (Figure 10) Cut a double thread s little m ore than length from edge o f coat hanger to neek. | Tush up one trouser leg. attach thread end to center string at knee joint. Tush needle up, not out, to 1 4 Inches above knee and out through trouser leg. Carry up and attach to hanger. Notch wood to hold string In place. Arms are strung from inside wrist Joint* and attached to hang­ er one Inch from center. Repeat for all limbs. Finish marionette hy painting hands flesh color, the face with flesh color and red and white. Makes eyes large and sp a c­ ed rather far apart. Feel are black. Glue on cotton for beard and hair, and he's finished! Christian Church Annual Meeting Will Be Dec. 5 The Christian Women's Fellow ship of the First Christian Church met nt the church Monday, N ov. 19. wi'h the nr-sident uresld'nc over the business meeting. R e­ ports were received from circle chair chairmen and various con imilter chairmen. Including U. S . , AN INTERESTING AND UNSUAL GIFT is this Santa Marionette that's so simple to make out of some old News­ papers. and that’s about all. except for tho few scraps o f material needed for his clothing 1 : . : n d z ; a‘ PJ B‘ e n0ld' ,R d coupons, with flngera 3)iP P rop ChoRho. communion, hospltsllty. string though right loop. ‘ Figure aerr|ce. The nl!nistrr the part o f “ Mrs. Treasurer". You'll need to aihl 2 tablespoons 4). Bring end o f string up and nounced that our medical m s- Mrs. Griomc led the devotionnl of lemon Juice to a quarter cup of m r . ' ? ! T Mr. ohn Ross would and the circle treasurers present­ butter for n lemon butter sauce for loop until both ends o f string hand ovrr fbo ta m pa television ed their contributions and the fish or vegetables The trick in pre­ downward. Grasp end folds and Nation at 9:30 Tuesday. Nov. 27. “ love o ffe rin g " was taken. They Ther,. will be a revival at ih« paring this, is to cream the butter pull strings taut It was announced that the an­ were dismissed wlta the mission Baptist Church and then mix in the lemon Juice 1Ehler Springs Loosen renter loop of string. nual church meeting would be nry benediction. BY VIRGINIA CONN very slowly s<> the butter will yra l- starting Nov, 23 and lasting Thread right string through center During the social hour, refresh­ ually absorb it. Bill Stetson Is back from Sunday in New Smyrna fishing. loop, and left string through cen­ held Dee. 3 and would be p ro­ |through Dee. 2. Th,» morning servceeded hy a pot luck dinner to ments were served hy hostesses: a two week hunting trip in Maine, Rosie is going to Clearwater for ter loop. (F igure 5). Pull string j ice on Sunday will be at the regu­ which all church members, fa m i­ Mrs. Landrcss, Mrs. Randy and If you serve every member of lie shot a small buck that dress­ several days next week. Fishing ends In opposite directions fo r a lar time of It a. m. and therw lies and friends are Invited. It Mrs. Yow. Those present: Mrs. | your family u glass of milk at ed out at eighty pounds, so I again is oa the igenda, this time Gat. untieable Joint. Repeat for was also announced that Mrs. C e­ Lester Tharpo, Mrs, A. II each meal you'll lie sure both will be evening services each guess he w on't need to bor­ each Joint. P la ce a double fold cil Dsvi* o f n,K-t„na would he Stroup Mrs Chas. Elicit, M r s .: youngsters and older folk arc gcl- night at 7:30 p. m. row my freezer after a ll More with a chartered boat. next to a single fold when putting our speaker on Women's Day a t Chas. Grlemc, Mrs Leona Rich­ |ting vitamins and mencrals Ihey also wishes m e to anpopular than the deer were the The IUv. Billy G riffin will be ards. Mrs. \Vm. Cassnbc, Mrs. W. i I need . |tht, visiting preacher and Kirby Nov. 23 . , . - . . . u“ u‘ ‘ o f low er Joint through center o f the home of Mrs. Pearson on II. Young. Mrs. O. T. P earson ,' parachute bag. previously cooked ar* (ii again from ten to ‘ w d v e :^ ,,. . . , , . K . .. Rogers will lead the singing. A Mrs. II. B. Owens Monday, Nov. 26, T:30 to plan Perry L. Stone, Mrs. W. P. YesBeverley McClelland fo r obvious reason,. A , their W ednLday mornings at her house ^ i ™ ! . . , 1nursery will be provided for small Mrs. J. E. ItUcr L ay upper arm Joint flat against these two event*. ley, Mrs. Drathula Yow, Mrs Betty Speirs guests fo r Thanksgiving dinner, on Mcllonvilla. I children. side o f neck. T ie fo neck string Mrs. Tharpo led the study p er­ Chan Vail, Mr*. G. W. Roland, the Stetsons had an old school Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiMinno front and back. (Figure 8 ) To iod. putting on a short skit, with Mrs. 0 . D. Lnndress, Mr*. Mabel Knight, and visitors, Mr. Perry mate o f Jean's and her family. o f Whit# Platna, New Y ork , are attach leg joints, run i 10 inch Mrs. Young taking the part o f Bishop, Miss Florence Bishop, L. Stone, Mrs. Max Stephenson visiting their daughter, string through Mr. and Mra. Rhodes, Dusty, here lower folds o f “ Mrs. Tightwad" and Mrs. Vail Mrs. A. B. Huntley, Mr*. Jas. and Mrs. Nichols. Taul Grunder, Wendall McGuire Spook Ifook. Primarily, I have a (M 'G oo), A1 Deana and Bud feeling they are visiting Court­ Bramlev are having dinner with ney, at I doubt If there are prou­ BUI and Betty Lemoa. Bud Brant­ der grandparents in tha whole ley who used to be in VAIl-9, state o f Florida. Tho DiM inno*, now works fo r Convsir in Coeoa, plan to take several side trip s: but spends nearly every weekend to points o f interest during their stay in Sanford. In Sanford. Little Patsy Bear celebrated Polly Brubaker and Ro*»mary Burbank, Polly's guest from Way- her fifth birthday the 17th o f No­ Gathered around the land. M ass., spent Saturday and vember. huge cake v.ere David and Tom -i my Brubaker, Susan Metzger, Buddy Rawls, Gary H am rick, l’ ut Stone, Scotty and Vicky Mills, and j Bryan Brownlee. Ann tells me that most of the wives in VAH-lt FRIDAY are planning to eat at the B. O. Q The Rev. M. H. Wyatt will con- together, which I think is a wonduct the morning devotions over derful idea. We are m erging with WTRR at 8:30 a. m. Harriet and John W illiam s across 1 t the street. Since we have nine SATVRDST children between us, it should be The R. A.'s o f the First Bap- a j8t o f f UOi tist Church will meet at I a.m, Baptists Schedule Revival Next Week Conning The News iobiter. h. brouibt b.tk hi, SS S T w 5I & £ 2* Happy Birthday I T * : ! " « Chuwunanq. The Gala Opening 1956-57 Season SUNDAT WTRR at 8:30 a. m. The Junior Choir of the Ftnt Th# Training Unions workers Baptist Church will rehearse at of th« First Bsptist Church will 3:30 p. m . have a covered dish supper at MONDAY 6:30, P raysr Meeting at 7:30 and The Novem ber meeting o f the Training Union W orkers' Council be at 8:13 p. m. ' Sanford Story League will held at the Parish Houis at 8 : P m „ f f ° * ram ^airman. Mrs. t . of the New York Giants THURSDAY Thf R#v M „ Wyltt * U1 con. C- Williams, will Pr***ot r,J duet the morning devotions over C. C. Welch, who will tell a story at g j j a ra “ The Perfect Tribute'', this story \ ^ w M s of ^ r ,Mt B in . be.ng uf much Inteicst to l‘ » 5 M , Ull Church Wlll atudy lhe b, ftk members .-jiP *,, Advances", taught by The Friendship League o f he M„ L ArnoId. At nPon Congregational Chrlitian Church a f0V(.red di|h |unch<on wU, b, will m eet at the Parsonage, 811 JtfvH ^ It , th, , tud wlU Palm etto Ave., at 2 p. m. conclude T ip Sunbeams and G. V 's ef At 4 p m ths Sunbeams. G the F ir it Baptist Church will A.'s, and R. A.'» o f the First meet at 3:30 p. m. Bsptist Church will study books TUESDAY on Japan. Mrs. W. D. Gardiner The Anna Miller Circle will Mrs. Terrv Bird, and Mrs. II. II meet at the Elks Club at 3 p. m. Martin will be the teacher*. SupInitiation will be held and all per will b e served at 6 and th# mem bers are urged to attend. children will be dismissed at 7:13 The Rev. M. II. Wyatt will con- p. m. duct morning devotions over WT­ The W. M. U. would appre­ RR at 8 30 a, m. ciate borrowing any articles that you might have fro m Japan WEDNESDAY The Rev. M. H. Wyatt will con­ Please bring them to the church duct the morning devotions over early Thursday morning. j f hKILLED HANDS CREATE ENCHANTING HAIR S T Y L E S 5 ! W layfru A . 8 n tv Sanford, Florida December 8th, Nineteen Cocktails at 7:00 ,undred Fifty-Six Dinner at 9:30 Dancing at 9:30 Dress Optional $5.15 Per Person ? ? J B U T T O N V ❖ BEAUTY SAI.ON MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd. St. and Magnolia Ave. PHONE 967 Evelyn Peacock — Ruby Echols — Elesoor Ballard f ? ± I I For Reservations Call 1001 D O W N S A t the top o f everv man’s list; Button Dow •port»l»irts. And the top tuition down is M cGregor! Stripes, plaid* and the new miniature tartans . . . all in fine-woven ■rollons that wash beautifully, iron like a ^ breeze! (.house today from our marvelous collection o f McGregor Button Downs. S -M -M L L from ^ ^^5 -er ♦J*|* *** *J* »J* »*• *J»* \ * *** »J» •JisJ* 'J , I t I* �;•-* - mf V ■ a*e»ri*h~ tni***v W SpS ' *r "• THE SANFORD HERALD Junior Hi_ Next Tuesday In Stadium SPORTS Dodgers Will Play 25Spring Training Dames In Florida i Tba Brooklyn D oggers will ■ b y twenty-five Spring train­ ing Samos la Florida before headtag /North fo r their annual tour wftl) the Milwaukee Brave*. D o too o f the gamoa to bo played earenta North with MUwaukea wlH , bo announced later. Brooklyn will play against ov­ ary .b a m training In Florida dur­ ing their MOT Spring training * ™ . The St. Louis Cardinals. who were not on the Dodgers' U M schedule, will play a home- han* and-home scries at Vero Reach and St. Petersburg. f o u r games between the World foes, the Yankee end Dodgts, will ho fought In three dlffercti* "l,,ts— Miami, Vero Beach an-* -t Petersburg. These two aluba also w ill angaga In thalr us­ ual prt-saason series In Brooklyn and Naw York on Saturday, Ap­ ril 14, at Yankee Stadium. After they have parted company with the Braves during their tour North the D odgeri will visit Kan­ sas City on Thursday, April 11th. Tba Dodgsrs will play twelve gam es at Municipal Stadium, M iam i In 1BOT, seven teams vis­ iting that base. The schedule in M iam i opens Saturday night March 0th. The Braves. Whits Sox, ed Sox, igers, Athletics, Senators and Yankees will o fftr opposition to the National League champions in Miami. Tha Braves, Red Sox, Tigers and Yanksss h*v* d n w n week-end dates. Nine o f thy twelve Miami gamea will bo night games. Three games In Vero Beach will Include the Holman 8 tadlum opener on March IS, against Chicago, a visit by the Cardinals M arch 20 and tha Dodgers' East Coast finale with tha Yankees March 23. A fter that game Skip­ per Walt Alston will taka his team to a new base at Tampa, f which point the Dodgsrs w ill visit the fields o f eight •n training on Florida's el W < .n il. The Iasi o f . . .those v\ rill b - plsyed April 2 afer which the Dodgers and Braves hook up for their trip North. The Florida schedule of the Dodgers for 1937 follows: March 0 (night), 10 Braves at M iam i; 11 (night), 12 (night), White Sox at Miami; IS, White S 'x at Vero Beach; II, Braves at Bradantoo; 13 (night) 18 (night), Red Sox at Miami; 17, 18 (night) T lgeri at Miami; 19, Athletics at West Palm Beach; 20. Cardinali at Vero Beach; 21 (n igh t), Athletics i t Miami; 22 (n igh t) Senator* at Miami; 23 (n igh t), 21, Yankeei at Miami; for( ,?.*.* w .!f Wsn*tUl* hnd been figured to. J " T " **“ 100 • °J*J b#,U r Ly ' .. “ Of course,-' the conservative mentor warned, "an upset la an awfully hard thing to do against a winning team on their own home ground. Ws'll have to do our best playing o f the season to com e out on top." Head mentor for the Hastings Spudsters Is "F oots" Brumley, ex-Scmlnole High gridiron star. Game time is I p. m. tonight in Hastings. Rumors Metts W ill Play Pro Football Denied Bv Grid Star Rum ori circulating that Sanford’a Buck Metts, ace halfback fo r F. S. U.'e bid to blg-Ume football, h /d mads committm ent to the draft system o f p rofes­ sional football were nullified this morning by the ex-Semlnoto High star. MctU Informed The Herald thle morning that he has not signed any committment aa yet and w ai not aura o f his future plans. Other than tho routine form questionnaire sent out by the pro football Iragues to all the nut. standing plnyers o f college ranks, JW U aaJd. " 801^ to in fo r a you W * Ik » e nnvnna r ,,d ) ' bul ,b a v ,ct*?* ‘ *,Kna,l ■■ ed wl with anyone at nf o f vat yet." K S ' n . . 1" ' Football weather has reached potential o f a young mind, out and grasped Sanford with its, Football used to be a game chilly band, and Junior high fo o t- o f gore and brawn with IntalUball bas coma to fill the bill. |gence an aeeessory not necessary Tuesday night In M em orial; to the sport. But today's football Stadium will be Junior High Foot* requires a sharp wit and an exball Night as tha Rads m eat plorlng mind. Deception and surNEW YOKE (A P )—Pitcher D oa , award U i t h a n bean swell a close the Whites in a first appearance prise take presidence o rer ua> before the paying public, and the adulturatcd power. Newcombe, who** IT vletori** n e » . Many men ba re given their nude him the biggest Brooklyn Tba IM rear-eld Newcombe, w h o 'l* ® e will determine the City I valuable tim e, and soma o f them winner In » rears, was toted to -| k * t only aatan fa m e s all season Cbamplons, and all th i> ' have _gone In debt to put Senday tha Most Valuable P layer In •*> but tw o o f his last 20 da-, Football . . thrills . . tha NaUooal League fo r U M by cisions, topped the list with S 3 *°** wilh it will be witnessed b y ,f o r d ’s academic-athletic program —* —a- *«•---- •*•• — ■ Ik* fseatlev* shTflSl Of |HC tlfilij points. HU subpar World Series’1U * f , M ■ «• ,h* Qanfnr^ Sanford Junior tha ‘Baseball Writers They have made poasibla tha lam ^ ri„ * . M O W perform ance— he wae knocked m «J o"tte* make their debut to The big right-hander edged out greatest strid« fo r progression h k m o^ d m .U ^ T M a S u b r a oF «fc* box In both s t a r t s c «*• , w JK „ , tw * did not figure In tho balloting . 1 Junior high football is the real!- along _ this line In many . .years fo r Newcombe Is Voted Most Valuable Player yman Greyhounds Take On ighly Favored Hastings In Final Game Of Season The Lyman Greyhounds wind up their first season as an inde­ pendent tonight by taking to the road on a long trip to Invade a highly favored Bastings. The Greyhounds will have to score an upset to win a singular varsity game fo r the season. Bead mentor Jim Payne said this -m uralng - that hi* ts a r t would be In top physical condi­ tion fo r this, the final g a m e o f the season. “ We have been w ork ­ ing out steadily, and w e'll be hop­ ing fo r another game Uke th» one wo played against Umatilla. If we do that weQ, we'll be able to upset the Spudsters." Umatilla breexed through the season with 10 wins to give them selves a perfect season. They racked up 20 points against the G r o u n d , from l o g w o o d In first half and then had to u rr iN * n u n tT i r t n v r R A O M / M ■He a u ceivH*°ri« t^ U ce^ n om U aU oM a s v o U n s !^ }^ y?*« fcJSS 3 Z W L Magi It, w ho won 13 gamea In- ?*UoB eluding a no-hUter while loeUg by ,h« gulnlelo M-7) IllS.lt SIXTH hack :__ s / i s Mile Oouoy llou 1.20 T.ft S.IS 4 1-1 Stick feoier 4.11 t-et • i-a 1‘AreooUn S.IS i i - i qulolsla (S -l) I17.lt ■atVMMTH k V i------- ----MACK—S -----/ l i Mila u‘1 lloy 1.41 H I* 1.10 I 1.1 I a • dream- ra» d< possible i Sanford, but it U entirely within .Vas’ Dark Chalet 11.00 I IS | l-h a Seminole Chief* Club. the band* o f the fan* to make Urow Knndsr l.«l 1 |.h« S 24 231 182 Whlddon Bstts 7 » 201 130 Hall 7 18 i r 140 PowsU 8 29 182 148 Foster B. • 20 203 147 Witt It 18 180 144 Clark — — — K 1SS -113 Jarrett 11 18 174 143 Borsdorf IS S 188 142 IS 28 181 138 Haig Warner 18 24 III m Chambliss 174 134 19 » Jim ss 21 IS aoa 130 Rika 21 20 110 129 Georgs 21 • 140 129 23 20 173 127 Clancy Donat 21 30 138 127 Bolger 23 30 173 128 Kilby 23 28 217 123 McMurray 26 28 160 122 Frisbe 28 7 W* 1** Ashley 27 24 135 1SS 121 UI 28 18 130 •••/ Corron 28 30 ISO 120 Foiter P. 33 Kurts 8 128 110 33 30 148 i n T«slo Harvey 39 14 132 703 40 24 144 102 Gold 44 24 128 •98 Davis Kampf 48 30 143 94 0 3 188 Heckcnbsck NEXT WEEK’S SCHEDULE Nov. 29th Harveya Plumbing Co. vs Clydes Cafa Semlnol* Dry Cleaners vs Celary City Grill Powells O ffice Supply va Sanford Bowling Alley Pow ell O ffice Supply 22 • 21 • Senford Bowling Alley H ir v e y r Plumbing C or ----- 1#- II Clydes Cafe IS 14 Celery City Grill 6 24 Seminole Dry Cleaners 6 24 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS TEAM W L Sanford Bowling Alley 3 0 Harveys Plumbing Co. 3 0 Powslls O ffice Supply 2 t Clydes Cafe 1 2 Celery City Grill 0 3 Seminole Dry Cleaners 0 3 INDIVIDUAL HIGH THREE 490 Hall 473 GUstrap 476 Foster B. 474 Chambliss-Ring 139 Hartwlck 432 Witt HIGH SINGLE 187 Hall 182 Betts 181 Foiter It. 177 . Kilby 171 Gllstrap 138 Hartwlck HIGH SET 4954 Cook HIGH GAME 231 Whlddon HIGH AVO. 173 Rlchardi HIGH mf : n Contributions to the first Christ­ Scrlei Ave. Hall 490 163 mas Seal Sal* in the world la Gllstrap 473 138 1904 helped build a tuberculosis Foster B. 476 131 hospital fo r children in Denmark. WOMEN Series Betts 474 Powell 434 Clancy 359 HIGH AVERAGE (SEASON) MEN Richards Cook Ring WOMEN Betts Powell Clancy-Donat BOWLERS II Game High Richards 3 192 173 Cook 30 199 163 Ring 27 198 138 Gllstrap 24 193 137 Hartwlck 30 192 137 Maloney 21 179 133 mld-Mey, w as second with 1S3 hlgh program earlier, n « n ra ra . Milwaukee’s and PaduaUy the Sanford Sem iHank A a n * , 148, and Warren ,bjr ]M Junior GUlUm a n -ltb* ,r ®W°*ItJon- The Seminole* other D odger, rounded out the Wt on an “ "PrccUlcnled low this season, yet they continue to first fiv e with 103 poinU. In aB, R2 ptayera received re­ face learns that are reaping the o f early athletic training cognition, 11 o f them pitchers. harvest . , l h,v<> * * • " must be encouraged and debts must be paid. Tickets are now on sale that can make thU program a success. A beautiful nlekle plated 38 Smith-Western revolver was do­ nated to the cause by Sheriff J. Luther Hobby. The gun will be given away to som e lucky person Eight Dodgers were named, but ' ‘ gorouJ 'onspcUtivo sp oru . Rnr_Carap,MlTa, . t o g ot his h l . 'o ir f B oy Campanella, who third Whei! ,Jl!n!o r , ghi. \ P.rogr* 1 . . M VP award Ust v » * r » ,,„• > w ,re f,r*t Introduced to A m erica, drawn jjjjUg them;--------------— —— U10-edueaterj- eliaw-’^ed-with. d ls-l< h lt»r„.i*ia y he obtained Oniv an i ronki* « . . . 1 aPProy , l. But as time went on members o f the Chiefs from Club. the voting! He U Frank R o b filo ^ ' in d tbe„ « au,U , o f ,lhe Progranl TlekeU , n aUo now “ U ,o r tho R a dio*.' „ ‘ iT*” I were felt, the educators reversed the gam e Tuesday night. Admis­ sion price* are 30 for adulats, 25c sj P * . Wo* n Mfl. IkL « 1 thl* WM an effective weapon a- fo r children and students. Buy your tickets now and plan waa eighth- fUsn m „ . u i g al,u l JuVenlIe delinquency. They S 2 la * th# St‘ , found that It built strong, heal- to attend the event. Yon’ll be ^ w m *alnthTand Duke Sdderf'aiso Brooklyn, w as tenth. Roy McM illan, Cincinnati shortatop, was sixth with 98 point*. Neweombe, who weighs 230 pounds M , enjoyed by fa r his grV ,t**1 In registering his third 20-gam e season, he racked up the m ost victories by a Dodger plteher since D a ily Vance won 28 In 1924. Don started 38 games and completed IS. He turned In five ■hutouta and ffnlihed fifth In esn ied runs with a 3.09 mark. Ills only tw o d e fs a u a fter June IT W SKCO.SU M C B - S /M H e S U pitot uuir if.es «-«» M e a i - t 1/2 Latlr rilbjrl M S 8.44 4 1 -1 /f wowsreatue > -* S 3-4 Qulnisl* tl-4 ) ItlA O .. , u «iir uouoio (l- D stia.10 t u is iu m a im — » / te Mile n r Society Ann S*.t« I tM |M I 1-os Anodlee U I 111 I 1-1 t / t ilooey lisa IM i l - t Quintal* <1-0 II7.IS f Oc b t h m a c k — s / i * . m iu s e n t See ‘Urn 1 U I 4 It 41# 4 1.1 u iu S.IS U S I 4-4 Torvsl I ts 4 t-1 QulaleU « - | ) I1I.H f if t h b a c u - i / i i Hu* axm U sual IS.SS 11.41 M t 4 1-4 School Mistreat 11.11 11.11 T 1 -1 /1 .Sera Jock IH I l-t V Quintals S i !£ ! a three-way battle tor tho ISM Bowling M IXED LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS fmnm ' W *hy b°Ale' t and hclpcd r' allz° tho|prtud you dU,> OLE MISS STAR - By Alan Mavtr FULLBACK POP M tS S tU P R f, WHICH & 7RY/H6 FORA RfCOPP 9p p Sn*MHT S.E.C. CROwW. r f* ,0M ,0 Johnny Antonelll and the Giants and a ae‘ bae* Robin Roberts and the PhlUlea when Sandy Amoros dropped a fly ball. H U ll-l) IIS.IS KIUMTH RACE—B/IS Milo a t e t:<r« doldruth le s s s.oo i.ts s t-s Hormonk-sn 104 I.IS 1 1-1 1 /t Pair Kriddy ass a Qulnlnla (l-S ) l i l t s n I.VTM r RACK—A /ie Mile I t J Cd’« rim. Hern i.40 A ll I 10 I ].| ralru>.t*<l Illik 4.20 CIS ( |.i V»rtA Her te.ts t f . t t / l Qaleltls ll-l> HISS T O T H RACK—A /10 Mile 4 1 4 Cottonwood 11.14 1.44 1.14 1 l - t Qalck Look MS 144* I 2-hd Visit S.IS 4 l - l QuinUU ( l- t ) l i l t . 44 T o v i o i r r s k x t r ik s f|H »1 a m — 4,14 Mite - Oolf Ace. Ilsppr Match, n e a t , ■ng World, Trent Artlit. Noreroe*. Trlrkr WHeh. HI atorr. Ruth Elaine *B4-Okn R A ir__S /ia Mite Tee W««, School Tttchtr, Char, ley Wind. Stormy Roller, q »m e Falcon, Hladu. rrtahal. Cel T a o . nlit THIRD RACK—< / l t . MHe , r-»ilr Skipper, Roman Queen, Cake Como, Doelnn ta4y, r a n tt. te»a Jane. Informer. Super OrltK Star Rina r o c a m R .«rie—a /te Mile In 7«v e , nUoaa, BremoaA, aoeedr raw*. Fre-da May, LI bar* ly Jane. Baylor Bine. Pyrena FIFTH RACE—1 /t* Mil* Rtralpht Tlrket. nol* Htone. Ife . Taylih. PlMterrllle. Raihlhnsnak, Me| T^»i. Soft Set, P.ongh Agent SIXTH R A r r —* / l * Wile That'S Vak. Da eh O T.lght, Cap'S Choirs. Little Irl.hma*. C t»..y Sneed. Endows. Ed's My-O-My, Af« fe.ler ap.vcNTii n * « r — a /ie w ile Tin Toll. F -y fiil P*t. Mldnleht wide. Make Peer#. Conga ChltL WMI'-'e Are. Ml.e yoyelly. 8oelat mil ren irrH l» * r r _ n /1 * Mile Firin' PK OI*t Wrap, Dark nreta. Velde*. Pel. LaV. Rnrket, Jntla t^u. Red Hok. Flr.t Mort* *** VITTH H « c r —a /ia Mile A n er-rate. R lch .rd.on , T’ n p .r •*»rk. ?*!•. k*Mt. Cepte*. H m V, Faery V n-nreh. •fu ra Cash. B e rau'* c . T o « The Christmas Seals that fight TB are laid bv 3,000 voluntary tuberculosis associations In every state and territory o f the Unlled States. T r i m r a c w —a /ta e n . Con.err.Hnn, Hetknrg. My Rag Wine., Vnka Mo. D"»haaa Pin. tack* P-».n. Down Tha Rleer, W. Fa Chrlet# •I A fe w 'S c y b e / t s C f a e f r . Christmas Seal fund* nntrtbutcd by the American people sup­ port TB-flghHn-; artivltim o f 3,000 voluntary nss-icialloni nfflilalrd with the National Tuberculosis Association. 23, Yanksss at ero B each ; 26, Phillies at Clearwater, 27, Tigers at Lakeland; 28, Senators at O r­ lando; 29, Yankees at Si. Peters­ burg; 30, Redlega at T am pa; 31, burg; 2, Pirates at Ft. Myers. April 1, Cardinals at St. PetcrsWhlte Sox at Tampa. GOOD START....................By Alan Mavo RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 (except Sunday> NIGHTLY POST - T IM E 8:10 P. M. • M A T IN E E S EVERY W ED N ESD A Y b SA TU R D AY A T 2 P.‘ M. lO B N t w ,t jG i y J t -G U M P " HORSLEY, ' C * TMe h op* RANGf A S , M O N A P S THS 0 S S T GOAL - T f/ tfy / to STA R T /fi/ THE C iU S ’s H /S T O R Y W W t 2 SHUTOUTS A/ THS/R R / R S r 3 G AM E S. • NEW CLUB HOUSE • m etx rtH P ep schedules ARgR O J iH oA OLP-T/Md fA/H WA0F/6VRe CCRTA/H 9PORTS 6 0 HrrH ceR TA'H S E A eave -M o c x e y h r H e a /o p k u a e r o s e w e e x A A T e* THE *S R e* tfJpep. ’ Glnns-encloacd, nir conditioned and heated. AUminalon $1 i ’ lua General Admisnion of SOc Jerry Collins, Track Operator Sorry, No Minora lM •M tAefoae, /t h a * o * tr n A O TAAT THE IC E 4POA1 BOH ................TM A enuroor, 6JACC B A itE A L L EC A ED OVT W ifA 9 M A PO *. if Hmf |W-N Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At lied Arrow o o H n r m r miw fsom /own ro nnsoMALtrn VJT O n e m ile h o w th is b a b y w o n i t s andyknow Thera's a brand-nov/ narao In the Pontiac liuo-up ior *37 and lf« worn by tha yaar'e top-parionnanca cat! Thiri slook beauty pack* Pontiac's newest and biggest power plant-successor to tho engine that sot more than SO world records and beat all other “eights" in miles per gallon! Thero'g a new suspension systom, too, buoyant, cloud-soit Level-Line Ride. In (act, you’ll (ind a whole carload ql now features bare—poliahod to perfection In the toughest test on record, . h uA tho lQO.OGO-inilw Marathon Teat Run! Come in and try a mile or two in the Super Chief. . . and got tho best news of all—it canlee a price tag almost anyone can afford! ^ WILLIS PONTIAC 301 W. FIRST ST. PHONE 119 �• A voiding Constipation A Matter Of Training jjT O ^ T 5 ^ L g lh m « h «* m Potatoes are good, t o a But i ailment in this sptedtd- don’t substitute them fo r vegeta­ o f today. Oood tone- ble*: eat them in addition to the Dm bowels, you u « , others. a m atter o f proper Either fresh or rooked fruits are good. And while fru it la k es are fine, your body needs ths natural bulk o f the fru it Itself doesn’t b a n for regularity. __„ ___ bowel habits, I advise Although meat, eggs, fish and that yoa set aside a specific time poultry are low in residue, you •eery d a y to answer nature’s calL need them to maintain a properly I f y oa ea st find tim e in the ere* balanced diet. nine, set up a little earlier In the Pint o f M ilk ■ m i n im And don ’t be tense. Try M ilk also is essential. Drink at to relax. least one pint a day. No m atter h ow frequent a n m r m ovements, endeavor to fin a lly , remember th a t laxa­ tives are artificial m eans o f pro­ • establish recularlty. Jlefulartty in eating is essen­ ducing bowel movements. B u t' tial, also. I f yoa eat all three always avold’ any large doses of menu at regular times etch day laxatives o f any kind, your stomach will get to know q u a r t o * a m j w w n M. B.: W hat causes nails to when th e food is eomlng. I t might bo well to sat about break easily? tbs m b s am ount fo r etch meal. Answer: There Is a condition As a rule, It Isn’t advisable to eat affecting the nails th a t runs In • a b ig supper after consuming families. ThU causes the nails tc on ly n light breakfast and be very fragile and easily broker No treatm ent has been dlscov light lunch. T o supply the necessary bulk. ered for this condition. I suggest you sa t plenty o f fruits Sometimes, arsenic, taken Ir and vegetables, If-y o u have no te r n a lly . Is h e lp fu l, b u t thl I n l f *1" * 1 trouble. Eat at least should b t taken on ly under th two different vegetables at both direction o f a physician. a IMS. Kim andl/au. lx . X 7 ' f v children have returned to town after visiting with her parents in Jacksonville. The Saturday Evening Pinochle Club met with Mrs. Maude Tupper at her home on Maine St. Among lho»« playing were Mr. B y MRS. RUTH LAYO and Mrs. Charles Wales of Fern R ob ert Robertson of Jackson­ Park, Mr. and Mrs. Norman God­ ville spent the weekend with h is 1frey o f Pearl Lake Heights, John! aunt. Mrs. Edith Ifallam , and her Hollister. Louis Knoll and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Belle Abar. Mrs. Cas.de Malers. Hallam , Robert and two o f his Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown frienda enjoyed a trip to Tarpoo are the proud parents o f a new Springs. son whe arrived on Nov. 9. The Representatives from ths dls-, young man has been named trlcts Little League met at the Donald Allen and weighed 7 lbs. San Juan Hotel in Orlando on Two very proud grandmother Tuesday evening, a t 8 p.m. At are In town visiting young Don­ this tim e a delegate was chosen ald, Mrs. Frank Droxles « f Fitato attend the National Congress gerald, Ga., and Mrs. Joseph to be held later on in Chicago, Brown. III. Dr. and Mrs. Lester R. Bcngel Mrs. Donald Brooks and three o f Black Rock, Buffalo, N. Y ., Found Xollins' Second Skeletons Believed To Be Inauguration To Be Colonial Soldiers Simple, Streamline Longwood PHILADELPHIA 111 — Archae­ ologists have found near Inde­ pendence Hall the skeletons of four men believed to have been colonial soldiers in the American Revolution. One will b* placed In the Na­ tional Memorial to the Unknown Soldiers o f the American Revolu­ tion to be erected In the center o f Washington Square near Inde­ pendence Hail. Pennsylvania archaeloglst Dun­ can Campbell said the search for the skeletons was based on rec­ ords which said mass burials had been made In shallow pits In the area. Study O f Proposed M erit System Ends JACKSONVILLE OT-A group of 60 itsle and county public health officials have completed a twoday itudy o f , a proposal merit ayitem for 14 atate agencies with a recommendation against ita adoption for the S u t« Board of Health. The group, m oitly d octor! who are county health offleera or de­ partment executives in tha board, will aubmit ita ohjectloni to the Merit Syitem Council which meets in Tallahassee Nov. 30. The St|te Welfare Board has approved the proposal. While the system of job classi­ fications and p*y scales—worked out by the Public Administration Service o f Chicago— o ffe r s an ex­ cellent general salary schedule, the health group said, "W e must vigorously oppose those features which would be deterlmental to future progress In public health." Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, sU te health o flfc e r, who previously spoke out in opposition to the plan, told the study group: II "T h ere must be something wrong with a plan which you have voted to reject although U pro­ vides, in almost every instance, a substantial salary increase for all o f y ou ." Some objections are that the plan would tak« a.way incentive for additional training, dlieourage personnel from remaining in rural eountlee, base salaries on administrative responsibility ra­ ther than training and experience, and downgrade numarous mana­ gerial personnel, secretaries, ste­ nographers, clerks snd laboratory j technicians. The health group said the plan was devised by persons un/am ll-! Bob Prall, a>-year o!d Sitcm isr with the public health field. | amateur, won the Oregon Golf Assn, medal play title for the se­ A new thoroughbred race course | cond straight year with a 217 for is being built in Florence, Ky. 84 holes. £\\O O s e •5-r^V.niiw#-‘ v r . f ^ f : T? have been guests at the hom e o f their niece, Mrs. Charles M orrison, and Mr. Morrison fo r sever­ al days reroute to their winter hom e in Fort Lauderdale. Friends o f Mrs. Neumann, who has been a patient at the Florida 8 anttarium Hospital for aeveral days, will be Interested to know that she underwent surgery on Tuesday. Mrs. Neumann Is as w ell as could be expected at pre­ sent and Is resting quite com fort­ ably. Decorating the door o f a Con­ temporary home calls for a more modsrn treatment. Outlining the door with greens and lights follow s the modem lines nicely. To do this tack s 12-lncn strip o f chicken wire around the door. TUek evergreen boughs into the wire until it is completely covered and then iimm[ i liL'Ii THE SANFORD HERALD Fri.. Nov. 28. 1956 P«ge 7 with a gaily decorated hom o that win heighten the h appy Chriatmaa mood of all who e r o s j your threahold. A Danish post office clerk, Etaar HolboeU. fu st had the Idea o f lolling a special Christmas Sent to raise money for the siek and needy Th# w orld# first Chriatmaa Seal Sale wa< hpld in D enm ark in 1904. The voluntary associations o r ­ ganised to right tuberculosis throughout the United State# on d territorial conduct the 50th annual Chriatmx* Seal Sale fr o m November IS ihreugh D ecem ber. win 00 LAYAWAYSALE As little as 1.00 down holds most items in this ad for Christmas giving f KITING NIW 0*11 GAVI1 With * rumJ tggi 4 darit $2-98 With etm pltf* itl of baby s tttm ritl $1195 Fully-|ointed molded doll cries, blows bubbles, and sleeps. Heights 1 3 !i". Standing metal hen drops eg gs Into basket when target Is hit. Safety-tipped darts. WALKIE TALKIE PLAY STROLLER "TINY TEARS" DOU HEN TARGET GAME With rtmarablt, triplt-farpait im S $8-95 Collapsible frame with col­ orful plaid body. Handle heights 2 9 ". MAJOR TINKERTOY AMERICAN FLYER FREIGHT TRAIN D tilgntJ/tr t J» 12 ] tar tidi Two-way sending and re­ ceiving set, operated by electro-magnet. Complete. Complete with windlass drive and Instructions for many stunts, games, trkks. F tr nit n t yaar ootdoar I r tt [Famous Atlantic locomotive makes the Crusador a powerful freight hauler. Th# set Includes sturdy cool tender, gondola, box car and caboose, electronic uncouplcr, 14 pieces of track, and transformer. y o u $9-98 R o o t e d p o o d l e h a ir -d o topped with ■ perky bow. C oo voice. O oes to sleep. budget terms 26" HI-WAY PATROL BICYCLE Te* NfM veWe et • lev, lew grlcel IxooSl HShu , CahaaMd-hadt wISl hlgtw erne* fanfarad tlU-llilitwl, linger waring Onadyanr 0-3 SaOoan lira* fin ae freeai lertng aaddta. rkaemflee* J , f4b 0*4 €^9^4 M m . 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Crystal Drive & Lake Mary Blvd. Phone 150-4 LIFETIME GUARANTEE I 1- • No Tim* limit * ( • No Mileage limit 1 ' k • No Expiration Dal* (. ileeaa rage ae e»e tide, bera Kaort on ikn odtaa aiMeal cbenglag ettecfcaeolt. Inure z ptace rights m tne greens. ooned around windows and door­ Owners o f Early Am erican way. homes can call upon all the; W indows,too, should com e In decorating themes o f a truly old-! for their share o f cheery Christ­ fashioned Christmas for their ] mas decoration fo* they will w holiday decor. vide two-way enjoyment— from An overslxe candy cane, a r e d 1th« Inside and outside! felt stocking holiday little giftIf Nature doesn't provide a wrapped boxes, a traditional white (X irir.m as, try making wreath, tall make-believe candles your own! It’s easy with the new flanking the doorway, a huge llquiJ plastic snow that can be eard saying “ Merry Christmas” sprayed on window panes to sim ­ will add a gala Christmas touch ulate snow plied in the com ers. to the doorway. Or use st* nelts o f cut-out Santas, For every home, a spray o f angels, reindeer or other Christ­ WO-rgrten boughs fastened to­ mas m otifs and spray with the gether with wire and trimmed aerosol can o f snow. If your windows boast shut­ with ornaments or pine cones and a huge red bow is an easy- ters, try decorating them with ♦"-make door decoration. colorful Christm as cut ax is o f Nothing creates a bright Christ­ angels and stars. So this year plan your outdoor mas mood outdoors like strings o f lights hung in evergreen trees, decorations early and add to th* outlining the front porch or fest­ cheeriness o f the holiday season Shop now — while selections are the best1 SERVICE stores t TALLAHASSEE JH — Gov. Col­ lins* second Inauguration Jan. 8 jr t ll hava all the usual color and Wormslltlss but will b* simpler and raor« streamlined. Collins will b« the first Florida governor to succeed himself. Th* chairman o f the Inaugura­ tion com m ittee, Jack W. Sim­ mons, announced that one of the probable changes will b« that ColUns will U ks th* oath o f office during tbs morning rather than at the traditional high noon. 4 The Florida Supreme Court has ruled the incoming governor could take the oath any tim « from mid­ night on. Simona said details of inaugu­ ration plans still are to be worked out, but th* probable sequence of events will be a prayer service St St. John's Episcopal Church, ths Inaugural ceremony, a recep­ tion at the Capitol, the parade ^ n d owe Urge inaugural ball. • Changes from 19M other than ths tim e o f taking the oath of o ffk * will be elimination o f the evening reception at th* Capitol and on* large ball instead o f sev­ eral small ones. During th* sftsrnoon, the new governor’ s mansion will be open fo r inspection in its unfurnished state. It will not be furnished and occupied until March. § Counties, cities and resorts are M ing invited to enter floats in the Inaugural parade, and Sim­ mons said an effort would be m sd « to dUplay more o f Florida products. Joe GroUgut, administrative as­ sistant to the governor, said the the trend toward simplicity was In lin« with wishes o f Gov. Col­ lins, but that numbers o f people had expressed a desire to attend Woe ceremonies and all the basic features were being retained. The fact that Collins will be th* first Florid* governor to suect*d him self came about a* a re­ sult o f the death of Gov. Dan M cCarty in office. Collins was elected In 1954 to atrv# the last two years of Mc­ Carty's unexpired term, and the Supreme Court ruled that a parti r m governor could succeed him­ self without violating the consti­ tution against a four-year gover­ nor tervlng two successive terms. ? ^ * E ! ^ i p t '& ?,ri '•" V S V V P T v• f Now enjoy T V anyuhtrt— with the new low -priced Spoitsln! See the siiarp. clear "Living Image” picturc...hear rich Balanced Fidelity Sound. Smart e l» n y finish cabinet. Come in—tee it today! UHf —CpMonal, tilrj, at lea cod. -w a . Ma radio or fv interference. Stwtt - *> Sara, w -dt, and dannlng ami Ml up. AHOIHU 0 0 0 0 1M S VAXIff * good/ year 773 South Park Ave. $49-95 4• S»« l/s For Defat/i Y O U 'L L B E AM AZED at th e h ig h a llo w a n c e s g iv e n lo r y o u r o ld tiresl Clirck the list! This timely sale includes exactly • • • • • die right tire for your driving needs—and tv tiy Super-C ushions tire features famous super-strength i-T Cord. Hurry in while our selection is complete. Custom N y lo n s FREJE M O U N T I N G I M a ra th o n s Pay as llttlo as $1.25 weekly Double Eagles a lta r a sm aff d o w n paym an l. DeLuxe Su p e r-C u sh io n s MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES TH A N ON A N Y OTHER KIND '” *” *7 Phone 2 2 2 -2 2 3 �" fZr“ F t* ' THK SANFORD HERALD MMI A MISTAKEN L on THK MAPy v ’ ■ . ? 1 :/ NOMAM/lOl* 1 j l t 3 6 *1 suet' ) a + w a fiH trp M ore tv anna mt'At i OCALA UP — Reapportlonmant and th« lieutenant governor plan will ba tha Mg latuaa whan tha Constitution Advisory Commission goat btek Into session here Dae. 10 to finish Its jo b o f writing a proposed new Hate Constitution. Chainnsn Wallae# E. Sturgis said the commission -Mould bo bare about a weak patting the finishing touehet on tho tew state charter It will submit to the 1*57 Legislature. Reapportlonment was one o f the Jobs tha group le ft undone at Its two-week sitting In October whan it did most o f tho spade­ work. / tine rr Mind! anu. son touch a ton rue 4 ^ WOMEN! ___ -J 9 .-j' A fiS ' ‘ A • \ . ** . J# ■ P A ftar wrangling over tha m at­ ter a day, the commission de­ cided to shalva legislative reapportionment until the voters ex­ pressed themselves On tha 17-tenstar amendment In tho N or. • general election. I g rr T A r r g p f DM f PO M D W r v * a o r .i d make A P I U V W V DOWN t ft .ffO s r £ f& u t WHY DO YOU SAMSl m sn n ee at { ] o u ts st euTvtxioe ) CLEAN ~ s WHO WASIT7 IP THAT C U M CALLS . M e FDR A CATE A3A.Nl DEAR f m . ___________________ < OM.TMArcaeEPV BACHELOR IN OUR CLASS.'HESTAWN3 " 7 A REFRESHES c o u r s e .' BU TW W V'D O E SN T ^ HE 6 0 OUT WITH GIRLS M O R e H is OWN A f i E j, -L IK E S TH EM 'yO U M G E R -S A Y S >— H E H A S 2 0 - 2 0 V IS IO N THEM M tSK Legal Notice ’oJAMRUte NAMES \ WOW WANTAN) /NAW.iWtUKNCW DANA FAIMER. SOCIAL) SOMETHING S B£<3lSTEB,lOirA d SHEBFOfti v m o f J I M e /v m —vT^r VWESkTTl DOUGH I TOOK ONE B5Z necessary U enable men to live centrated milk to ba marketed Hits frozen soups. and work ta extremoiy low temperitures. Most of tho research Is centered in three divisions her* o f the Na­ tions! Research Council—mechan­ ical coglseerlng, biology and build­ ing research. Experiments already hsv« salved many preblsms. On* recent development is a spe­ cial oil which can ba used to lubrleat* machinery at temperatures as lew as U degrees below zero. The biology division is conduct­ ing an extensive research program to find a method to permit com ­ mercial production o f frozen con­ Tha mechanical engiaeering r D vision operates two cold rooms In which the temperatures can ba dropped to 70 degrees below zero, Work now |i In progress on meth­ ods to enabl« ground radar In­ stallations In the arctic to shed ice. Experiments are alto being made on de-icing equipment fo r aircraft and helicopters and to prevent Jet engines from tecumur iating Ice. B Lend vehicles are being tested to see how they act under actie conditions. This Includes the de­ velopment of new bratio fluids, greases and fuel systems. •» vofeofafptie)- ftarptt pteves- K'r < y Subduedmoire-up Tbonuhmokff-up. ClotheiificJorqfeofcify l\ Oeon.sbrenqhaf ^ 5brH suiecfeciand • j* * W cu«« VfMdoboyslikff abadijr.s , Mnoof occur r e - 0*o«nimannerond pereanoM/ ondyourderjebookuNlnever WELL not frozen until It has been dead 24 hours. And ClcttNgttntarefaofecf VE5.TWEVR3 PRETTY BUT This division has also discovered why som e frozen turkeys and oth­ er fowl ara so tough. Extcoslvo tests show that the meat o f fowl will be tender only i f the bird is V H tr«Q rt*envaf \ AhOWW AT VOU AND 6 A I0 -\ DID THE THffTBTHEGIELPOft 1 CMAMPIOi THEWEANVW5IGUTV-i SA Y ? C H A M P I O N / ^ — 7/ — rv- m . Uvoufb intuitively H u sad know s "Tee, Slater AUaoo ta with me. bad happened? (t seemed ages ot woooa V sl a m thinking. I t She can take the cell frum here." since she'd said goodbye to Dirk. Matron Cameron had risen and mint have born u inspiration tor Mia Deaconed Val the receive* over to her. " I f * waa looking at her with concern. “You don't look w elt Slater. Was tea yen. Water ” It bed new*?” Val eaw that “ No. It was good news. Matron. wee trembling ae she took the 1 might have helped murder receiver from the older women's someone, but apparently 1 d id n 't^ hind. Would U be Bruce — and She wasn't murdered at aU. Q u i t ^ how eould she speak to turn here ar anticlimax, isn’t it ? " la the matron’* presence, espe­ Tha matron crossed tha loom cially aftar what aha had Just and gavt her a sharp shake “ 1 said? But the g u i on the switch­ don't know tcAsl you’ r e talking I board waa speaking abouL Sister. Whom are you "It’s n call tram Kingston. Sis­ talking about ? “ ter. The party will ho tight on T m sorry Matron. It waa my the Una." And then almost lm last patient, aa elderly woman ( mediately she heard Dirk's voles. was engaged te look attar com­ "la that you. dartingT 1 Just ing out on the boaL She d i n k ' thought t d phono to let you and Doctor Harridan, who wan ploAMat afterm ath? Had Bruca know thara la no rope for you n the ship’s surgeon, was not s a t i s ^ told t a r t Suddenly aha realised fled aa to the cause o f dcath.v that It tcoa aftar tha poat-morThey performed aa autopsy in teas. Tha autopay would hava stupidly. Kingston, but aha died o f heart baaa parforaad by now. Bruca She beard hie easy laugh at failure after alL“ mint know tha raault Could that the other and o f the tin* and that “ But wear was all that talk accouat (or tha auddaa aertouelaugh o f hit seemed suddenly to about murder ? “ The m atron* aaaa ot tha mafron's expression, her like n breath ot frreh air. face bad sharpened with suspi­ and tha way aha hewutad before “They’ re not gotng to hang me. cion. “ Do you mean Doctor aha raaumaU ? 1 thought you might be interest­ Harridan thought you had been ” Wa ara against aay aunraa* ed, dertthg." Uoa o l 10lunacy ot avaa o t a •ThM»— it’s all right T" “ Tou must ask him. M atron.! cloaa tla o t trlaadahlp oatwaaa "O f course it’s all right." He If you think It's your concern." I our doctors and nurese. Wa much rae speaking seriously now. "O f course It's my con b a re."A prater thay kaap than (rtandahipa Aunt May died o f a heart at­ the older woman said ui aa sxas-w with tha op Don to m outatda our tack as w e both knew." And he perated, bewildered votes. " I f hoapitai walla. 1 hava mada this added when he Heard her long- for aay reason Doctor Harridan a vary atnet rula and Tm afraid drawn breath of relief, “ But you t confidence in you. Sister, 1 couldn't poaaibly davtata from weren't really worried, darling T" It’s going to make things ex­ 1C Not a any circumstances. Tou "Ho. No. o f eourea n o t " ah* tremely difficult for ua her* in understand, B ister?" said. the hospital. Would you ear* ta "Ara you w a n ia g a a , Mat* ’Jan* and John and 1 are go­ explain further?" ra n t" Val aakad quietly, out ing to start to drive over at the VaJ shook her head. “ I’d rather thert wma a glint of anger a her crack o f dawn. Ws should be not. Matron. I really am tired. ayaa. there by lunchtime. Will you be Do you mind If 1 g o to b ed ?" / "Only cautioning you. giatar," free during the d a y t” “ Tm sorry, Slater." The ma­ aha aald calm ly. "1 thought I "Tew all day." tron's vole* was gentler now. “ X ^ ahouid let you know from tha "W e’ll have lunch and a swim. can sc* you ar* tired. Latei if ^ atari tha rulaa o< our hospital. I I’ve a ipt to talk to you about you wish to explain. 1 shall no fancied Id 1 did. u might save a Jan* and John send their love. happy to listen to you. 1 only g n a t deal a t troubla—and ill*- By the way. did you have a good spoke aa 1 did because you must traaa la tar on ." tnp across tha island T You were­ understand 1 feel strongly that Val wondtrad If Matron Cams- n't caught m that storm ?" our entire staff must have com­ ton had beard anything about “ Tee. we were. But I’ll u il you plete confidence In on* another." tha strangely involved emotional about It tomorrow, Dirk. Good"1 do understand. Good night. relatlonahTp between Bruca and b y * now.” As she replaced tha Matron. ** receiver the had an almost un(T o ff* Continued) Distributed by Klee feature* 8 radios ta. 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Florid a SH O TG UN SHELLS 22 RIFLE H IL L Lumber & Supply YARD 213 W. Third 31. Sanford, Fla. hr mold ru cross *gjw. WILDCATS! R. Aria J. Lun ddultt D a o d iv Clark o f o u r u ’ l Court W . Wore, FaafqrA Flat Ida. . . . !'*] CHAPTER M The telephone on the mantel­ cootroliable dartre to b u m out atron cameron spoke piece etuUled into her thoughts, laughing. A peed tnp. aerate . . . About Doctor H im d ia aa th e heart) Matron Cameron aay Was U only 1st* night all that Scientists Are Tackling Canada's Weather Problem MAV NOT Be BEAUTIFUL < r * . " v. By MAY !11 O RIIO Tha voters decided against tha senator far ovary county propos­ al by almost I to 1 and thereby handed th# reapportlonment Job back to the Constitution drafters. Gov. Collins said ha wanted to h ero a look a* wha* the rommis ■ion earns up with before mak­ ing his naxt m ove on reapportiaament. If tho commission comas up with a “ fair and equit­ able” plan ha can support, tha governor said ba would |o along with It to tha Legislature. Tha 1*55 Legislature met o f f and on over a year ta an effort to redlstrict tha Senate under the present constitutional' r(appor­ tionment formula but Collins and a Senate majority bloc nevar got togather on an acceptable plan. Commission mem bers also will be allowed to reopen discussion on phases o f tho Constitution al­ ready tentatively approved. Several members hava served notice they would seok to reopen tho lieutenant governor p h u t o f the executive artlele approved here In October. As approved by the com m is­ sion, the lieutenant governor would run on a ticket with the governor end would succeed to the governors office In event o f the death, resignation or remo­ val o f the chief executive. Strong opposition was raised at th« October meatlnga to the plan for tho Ueutenqnt governor run­ ning on tha same ticket with the OTTAWA 1f t —Development end governor but two efforts to make defense of Canada’ s frigid North him independent o f the chief exe­ is being worked out by a group cutive were beaten down. o f Canadian scientist tackling problems created by subzero tom* peraturcs. Their work ranges from the da* velopment o f elvluan and military TALLAHASSEE (TV-rred C. El­ equipment ab l« to operate In are* tic and subarctic regions lo the liot has announced that he will design o f buildings and slothing retire next year aa chief engineer fo r trustees o f the Internal Im­ provement Fund, a post he has held 77 years. On Elliot’s recommendstton tha trustees voted to name W. Turner W alli's of West Palm Beach as Elliots assistant Jan. J, a position that will put him In lino to sueceed Elliot upon his retlremsnL Wallis will receivo Jio.soo a year as an asslstanL Wallis formerly w ai chief engineer for tha Central and South Florida Flood Control District, and now is serving as engineer for the Land Use Control Commission. Elliot, Tl, advised the trustees that he plans to retire from his tJJAOO s year Job following tha 1MT legislative session. ‘lOuccACMOtgyf 1 ■ Advisory Group Goes Back Into Session Dec. 10 "TVBN WHATVAKE4 W T V flN K X * TH &AU. : . Imperial Refineries Station 13th A Park r every purpose �• £ V-W THE 8ANT0 ED HERALD F ri. Nor. » . 1986 T *W t THE OLD HO M E T O W N - - ' 7.^ * I « l i f i M lU 1 h w C « W Bv STANLEY — ■ — D og O f Year Has Plastic Patch O n Heart N BOSTON JV -D og o f the Y ear — selected by the National Soci­ ety o f Medical Research — Is a black and whlte mongrel with a plastic patch on his heart. Dr. Paul Dudley White, P resi­ dent Elsenhower's heart consul­ tant, placed a silver collar on the 44-pound mutt, named Air­ plane, at the Children's Medical Center. He was aided by 4-year-old Jo­ anne McLaughlin, who only a week ago underwent a heart operation made possible by surgical research on Airplane's heart. •ABY IITT1NO has finally caught up with the electronic age. Here, NIW JIBUTI OOVIINOI Robert B Meyner, 48. and hla flanrae Hrlrn Day Stevenson, 28, arc shown as they attended the Flamlngt Ball In New York City. The fal* event was for the benefit of the Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Airmen’s Club. The Governor and Mlaa Stevenson plan to |et married In January, 1937. The bride-to-be la a cousin of Adlal E. Stevenson, defeated Presidential nominee. State Institutional Buildings Sough) Terry Thomas, 13 m onth! old, or New York. ragUtara hU approval aa he tries out the latest Innova­ tion In electronic toya— ■ rock­ ing duck with a bullt-ln cyclomassage motor which messages hla back. Maybe thU w ill help alleviate the baby-sitting prob­ lem at home. (InternotkmaU J. Wilson Finally M akes Movies HOLLYWOOD js —Julie Wilson. I her remarkable figure encased in a $2,000 beaded gown, has finally f TALLAHASSEE P— Almost 13 made it to th( movies. million dollars worth o f new slate The gorgeous chanteuse it film ­ institutional buildings are among ing her first Hollywood picture. the launching of a radar-controll­ the new budget request* for the "T his Could Be the N ight." ed rocket missile from the deck neat two years received by the It’s a wonder she hasn’t made o f a submarine and the takeoffs budget director. it before now. For over a decade, and landings o f jet fighters from The largest amount, rt'a million her beauty and sultry style have NEW YORK (ft—J u st one week dollars, was asked for the North­ made her a bit on the night club ifter the Air Force had an hour the flight deck o f the carrier Sa­ east Florida Mental Hospital at circuit. But the movies strangely on t’ BS-TV to dem onstarte some ratoga. Macrtennv to house 1,230 patients. passed her by. o f its current activities and tech­ Murrow’ s reputation as a re­ The state hospital at Chatta" I had Just about given up niques along came the Navy with porter and interpreter o f the con­ hoochea asked *2.362.373 and the hope." she remarked. "I figured an equivalent hour on the same tem porary world rests not. howbranch at Arcadia *2.391.300. Most maybe I wasn’t right for mov­ network. ever, on a facile ability to put o f the Chattahoochee approprlaton ies." Edward R. Murrow’ a "S ee It together many things and nuke would go for a new power genera­ What a silly notion. She can Now” study of the new atomic them seem a whole. Rather, he tor: *1,370.000 of the Arcadia capi­ sing and she hai a lovely face Navy was the most informative, infuses any program with an idea, tal outlay funds would go for a plus a figur# that would have stimulating television program- a "p hilosoph y." Thus the aptly new medical and surgical build­ been likened to an hourglass in mlng to stem from the armed tilled "R evolution in the N avy" ing. another era. "I 'm just under 5 services In many a moon. j on Sunday did not take the breathThe Florida Farm Colony re­ feet 7 and generally weigh 128 A week previously the Air Force less turn o f " l » o k , fellows, we quested *2,432,303, a big part o f pounds," she explained. "People agreed to cast In fictional form which would go for mentally re­ seem to like me this w iy — sort the actlritlei o f the Strategic Air tarded persons In Lee County. n tiled out. They think it makes Command for the excellent new The 1936 special session o f the me more appealing." CBS-TV aeries, “ Air Pow er." Legislature appropriated *200.000 The padded look com es natural­ The fiction was that this country In planning funds for the Instl- ly to her, since she's a corn-fed actually was under enemy attack, tion. gal rom Omaha. She got her first and within this dram atic frameThe Department of Public professional chance at 16 — a rule I work the activities o f tho Air Safety requested *13,331,028. an In­ In "K nlckerbocktr H oliday." Then Force In such an eventuality were crease would go to pay salaries she took o ff Ith a touring com ­ unfolded. Under fictional strain and expenses o f 311 persons add­ pany of Earl Carroll's Vanities. the program misfired. ed to the department payroll by But “ See it N ow " told the story She made a stab at modeling, the 1933 regular session and 1936 applying for work with John Pow­ o f the new nutlear-powered Navy special session in the expanded ers. "B u t when they took some in straight docum entary form program for highway safety. pictures o f me, I took one look with happy results. It was excel­ The department’ s personnel now at my hips and decided modeling lent reporting, with exciting film ­ ed sequences o f such scenes as totali 879, an Increase of 34.7 per wasn’t for me,” sha said. cent th* past two years. Next cam e the ehorua at the Some o f the extra money re­ Copacabana. She llkri to recall quested would go to operate 19 that Paul Douglas was apesring Ar* vo« unhoppY new drlvera license examining there as straight man for Bert officers. Wheeler. She and Douglas ara apwith Your The auditing department a sk ed 1poaring together in "T h is Could d r y c l « a n # r7 *1,481.264, an Increase of *378.228; Be the Night." and the Supreme Court requested J ull«> made a hit at a saloon *673,360, up $69,221. No in crease! singer and has been a big draw in the current $13,000 a year sal- jn clubs from here to London. To aries for Supreme Court Justices further her dramatic career, she was proposed has been a replacement for Joan Dirner in "K ism et" and Janls Paige in “ Pajama Game” on Fellowship Awarded Broadway, these roles helped WASHINGTON IB -T h o U. S. bring her film debuL Public Health Service yesterday Julie Is wearing her own wardawarded a five-year fellowship to robo In the picture, and what a W » g u a r a n te e a Melvin Fried to study biochemistry wardrobe it Is! Taka that black at th# University of Florida. p l t u a n t tv r p r h m l gown sha was zipped Into. It hat Th# fellowship Is one o f 44 dethousands o f tiny beads sewn on i signed to increase manpower for by band at a cost o f two gees. • research in the basic medical She has five of th* beaded Jobs V sciences. Each recipient will get and figures they’re worth It. a salary not to exceed *10,000 "This kind o f gown has become yearly, plus up to *2,060 to defray a trademark with m e ," aha said. part o f the expenses of his re­ "W hen I com e out on a night club search. floor, th* women appreciat* what lliis gown Is." Group to Draft Recommendations ST. AUGUSTINE '.B -D lrectora o f the Florida Peace Officers i Assn, meet here 3!onday to draft recommendations for presentation O (o the Legislative Council's Com ­ mittee on T ra ffic Safety. Lt. C.W. Hancock o f the Florida Highway ^ ___________ ____ ____ Patrol, association ^ prescient, said! URANIA, La. T —Aaron W iser, a dat* also would be set far next w’j ]n decided not I# corns home year's convention In Key West. after hi* capture In Korea nearly ______ six year* ago. now hopes to be back by Christmas Corporation Near* End ° f Case Mrs. Henry Wilson said her 24WASHINGTON '.ri— Houston Tex­ year-old son bad written that he as Gas St Oil Corp., seeking an had applied fo r permission to thority to Join in building a natural come back and was being aided gas pipeline to Florida, today by the Chines# Red Cross, nears the end o f its case In-fore a 1 " I will be with yon all for Federal Power Commission FPC Christmas,” th# onetlm* corporal examiner. with the 7th Infantry Division Cross examination of Houston said in his first letter home in witnesses is scheduled to be c o m -' eight months, Try us just one* and you'll pleted by Friday. A fter that Inter- 1 Wilson was captured N or. 29, see the big difference in venors who oppose the line will 1930, near th* ChangJIn Refer 5aolioo* Dry Cleaning — be given an opportunity h> pre- voir. He refused repatriation a f ter the war ended. * •ent witnesses. He gave no reason fo r coming So far th# lntervenors, the m a­ e Deep-down gen* jority o f whom are furl nil d--alers home. Previous letters indicated he was homesick. have presented no witnesses. e Colon and toxturo* 'See It Now' Study O f Atomic Navy emtirs have an atomic navy, isn't it peachy?" Excellent interviews between Murrow and U. S. Chief o f Naval Operations Adm Arlcigh Rurka and Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover. sometimes called the father o f our atomic navy, resulted in a lucid picture of some o f th* poli­ tical and social, as well as the strategic, implications of nuclear weapons. The need for *300 to save an experimental TB hospital in Dela­ ware sparked the first American Christmas Seal Sale In 1907. A defect was artificially creat­ ed In Airplane’s heart two years ago and then corrffcted surgical­ ly with a plastic patch. The new operation technique developed by Dr. R obert E. Gross, professor o f surgery at Harvard Medical School, and a Harvard Medical School student, Judah Folkman of Cincinnati^ The dogs heart and that o f young Joanne were both declared to be In good shape now. D A I AMMRM o f R ockford, n i , and Wa ton, D .C , has landed a i the South Pole—th* B ever to aecompUah M any explorer* her* < th* Pole, but Dufek, th* U S . expedition taking pert In th* International Osophyda*! Y ear program to prob* Oh terles o f th# Antarctic, maa ton Wt man to hmr* landed Bear*. AUTO LOANS Lowest Cost. i BAKER FUNERAL SERVICES FRIDAY *SANFORD CONTROL P M A T K k (ft—Pun«ra 1 service* COMMITTER GAHKR9 for Albert Beverly Baker, 38, u iv u m c m to a w B om LOKELAND ( A P ) - T h e Feder­ editor and publlaher o f the Palatka Daily Ntws, will be held Fri­ al Citrus Control committee* met INSTALMENT LOAN MPT- ' Vll day at 4 p.m. at St. Mark* Epis­ yesterday without making any copal Church, died o f • heart at­ Member FDIC change In shipping rutei but will tack Monday night. meet again Tuesday to discuss relaxation o f tangerine restric­ tion. Tangerines row must b* site 178 or larger ami N’o .l grade. There la demand for permission to ship the sm aller Site 210. Site refers to the number o f fruit packed In a standard box. 312 EAST FIRST STREET The com m ltteei also refected a request by growers In the Lake PHONE 78 Placid area to allow shipment o f smaller temple oranges. Present II. 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And you get more for your money with a Ford. For exampte, only Ford gives you modem Short Stroke power in every truck, every engine-V -8 or Downtown Cleaners Laundry & Phone 914 1U Palmetto Ave. Southside Laundromat Food mart Bldg. N Phone 778 108 E. 23th Seminole County Laundry (A Pickup A D elivery Service) Phone 473 8 t» W. 3rd St. ms Moat loadspaco for your m on ey! N ew Ford 8-ft. pickup box on 118-In. wheelbase gives u p to 19 cu. ft. more capacity than any other tonner! Regular 8 J f i t . box on 110-In. w heel, base offer* full 45-cu. It. capacity. O nly P ord pickups offer tho economy o l Ford-pioneered Short Stroko design in y o u r choice o f 8 U o r V-8 engine! ...less to own...less to run...last longer, tool dirt Six. And no one else can match Ford’s five billion miles of Short Stroke engine experience. You get more comfort with a Drirerized Cab, more safety with Ford’a Lifeguard steering wheel and double-grip door latch. The big fleets buy more Ford truckf than a n y other make From p ick u p s t o B ig J o b s , for trucks that cost leas, give you more for your money r sec your Ford Dealerl STRICKLAND-MORRISON 308 E. lit . St. -i P h . 200 �. j hristian M s K or. H 300 N i P ip I) aaeetlag m i r f I te o f Um p n ’ i project, boys’ h» ® m i fura- - t f a cost of $338. committee compoeed - of i l i a Barnett, Jacksonville, _____ Hatektos, SUrfco, tod BUI '> lc b tD , I t . M «ido, w m appointed "»• ptaa f o r a K ho'arahlp program v 'fcr eaioBO education. It wlU bo b y .tk o association. .v Attending tb a Additional Church News Schedules Hymn Service Stindoy Homecoming celebration was the B or. J. W. Austin, Orlssde. a former Super­ intendent. Three board members at the-borne, Dr. Harry Clarke, ry- Orlando; B. H. Briese, Jackson* ttnet and Mrs. Morten McDooatd, DeLand were in Enterprise for l' the annotl get-together. Other former pastors and tuparintandants at the homo for the pft 1 MW annual celebration were the ■ M w B. T. Caldwell and the JUr. JOth Kelly of Tampa. The Bav. Baseom Carlton, auparMendcnt, greeted Um visitors. Upaelal music for the event wms furnished by the Junior and In ter Choir and Chad Allen of DeLand, a former member of the | home now attending Stetson Uni­ versity. They were accompanied hy Mrs. Cecil Sellers. TMB UTTLK BBOWN CMUBOt OH TMB MMX (Congregational) Corner Pork Av*. and «4th St J. Bernard Root, Minister Fred Knsminger, Associate Sunday School : ............»:4S a.m. Morning Worship....... 11 a.m. Sermon: "What God Do You Wor­ ship?" A Chaa. Wesley Hymn Sendee Is tehednled at the First Chris­ tian ChoreH, T:S0 pi m.. Sunday, in place o f regular evening wor­ ship. The public to Invited. Instead of a sermon, a talk on "Th# Contribution of Hiss Weeley to Our Hymnody" will bo given by Pastor Perry L. Stone. Hymns by Wesley wiH be exclusively, and Interpretative comments will be made on the following: " Jesus, Lover of My Soul,” "Hark! the Herald Angela Sing,” "I Know That My Redeemer Uvea", "Lave Divine, All Love Excelling," "A Charge to Keen I Have," and "Christ Um Lord Is Risen Today." "In the spiritual awakening, lad by Jno. Wesley, which saved llth cantury England from moral de­ cay, the hymns of John's brother Charles were a mighty foree," riKMT MKTMUOfirr OtCKCM Pastor — Milton H. Wyatt Educatloosl Director — Miss Kachel Beasley •:4ft a.m. Church School Classes for all ages 11 a:m. Morning Worship Sermon Topic — "There Goes The Church" ' £ • 8:30 p.ra. — M .Y.P. 7:10 p.m. — Evening Worship Sermon Tople — "The Straight' and Harrow" | CAPTAIN BOBEKT W. JACKSON, U8N, Commanding Officer of Sanford Naval Air ItlttM presents Broadcast ovar W.T.R.R. a Chlet Petty Officer hat to P. S. Craighead. Chief Electruniea Technician, USN. following Craig, Wed. 7:10 p.m. — Prayer Meet- bead'a promotion to CPO. C. B. Walters, Chief Boilerman. USN, stands at left, having Mat been proIng with Bible Study led by the tented bis new hat by Capi. Jackson. Both Chiefs were promoted In ceremonlee haU at the Station Pastor. Chapel, in which 32 man wore advanced In rate. Official Photo, U. S. Navy) . Mr. Stone said today. "H e wrote over 1,000 o f them. In JO current U. S. and Canadian denomination, al hymnals there are T9 o f Chaa. W esley's hymns, the largest num­ b er o f any single hym n-writer." "In nothlbg are our eburcbea closer together than ia their hymn-ilnglng," Mr. Stone added. "In this matter we have no de­ nominational prejudice, but ask only that the writer express our religious feelings la a lyrical man­ ner." n Loses Control tru c k O n Shorp Cjjrrve; 2 Injured Two men were Injured In a n d h t wreck Involving only one •aSwhleh went out of control on • sharp eurva near Lake Golden •n Crippin Road. A 1054 Ford pickup truck, ownad. and driven by Oscar Lee Bass, MTpf 623 Sarits, Sanford turned Over when it skidded at the curve. The driver received bad lacera­ tion and poaslble fractures of (he face and bead sod possible frset■red ribs. . An oceupant of the truck ac­ companying Base, Louis Bertles attached to the Sanford Naval Air Station received minor lacer­ ation of the face and shock. Ha wss treated at the Naval Air Station dispensary and dismissOd. Florida Highway Patrol Troppar T. Mark Mack Investigated. He charged Bass with reckless driving. Funeral Services Held Yesterday For J u d g e Sharon Funeral servleaa for Judge James O. Sharon, 79, who pessed away at hi* home on Magnolia Are. last Monday night at 10 m . w ere held yesterday momg at the First Baptist Chnrth. *"*f»emalna were being taken Quincy fo r graveside burial ser­ vices this morning at 11 a.m. Judge Shares w m bom in Quincy and esme to Sanford from Tallahassee In 1»H to begin his law practice here. H« served as bo|h Seminote County Judge and Judge o f the Sanford City Court. Ho w ss a charter m em ber o f the. Quincy Elk's Club and a charter member o f the Sanford Kbganl* Club. lie was active In hit law practice at th* time of M f-d eath , lie was a m em ber o f Ibe Board o f Deacons o f the Flrat Baptist Church and taught the Adult Bible £ la is for many years. Judge Sharon is survived by h li'w ife . Mrs. James O. SH.iron: four children, James O. Sharon J r , Washington, D. C.j Chandler Sharon, Sanford; Alex Sharon, Jacksonville; and Mrs. Sterling Bolling, Washington, D. C .; four grandchildren, Mary Audrey Sha­ ron, Chandler Sharon J r „ Ster­ ling Bolling J r „ and Pat Sharon. Burial will be In Eastern Cem­ etery, Quincy. CrLaoii Funeral Home is in charge. Members o f the Seminole Coun­ ty Bar Association served as AcUv# and Honorary pallbearers. 6 . . Her. SI Admissions: Jamas McIntyre (Sanford) Irena Session (Sanford) Rev. W. P. Brooks (Sanford) John Henry Burgesa (Sanford D b d u rg e a : Minnie KJnard (Sanford Jaequalyna Williams (Sanford) Mrs. Am y Mathers (Sanford) Edward L. Hawkins (Andrews, N. C.) Lenora Grow (D sBary) Mrs. Sybil Bast and baby girl (Crystal Lake) Mrs. Barbara Thom ai (Sanford) Nov. n Admissions: Dorsey Ksttering (Sanford) Carrie Baglay (G tneva) Discharges: Edward Brinson (Sanford) C lto Hudnall (Galveston, T ex) Marlel Cooper (Sanford) Mrs. Esther Cassidy and baby boy (Sanford) Maa Myers (Sanford) Clto Alexander (Osteen) Mrs. Zetha Rosa (Lake Monroe) Richard Simmons (Sanford) Stephan W. Land (Sanford) Roger Lee Williams (MalUand) Nov. 23 Admissions: Mrs. Margie llaussr (Lake Monroe) Josephine Johnson (Sanford) Mrs. Julia Higgins (Sanford) Flatting Hours: Private Rooms, 11 a. m. to • p. m .; Semi-Private R oom i, 3 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p. m .j Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to B p. m. Barents and Grandparents only; to Obstetrics, No visiting during feeding o f babies. Private Rooms It a. m. to 13 noon, 3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 0 p. m ., Semi-Private Rooms, 3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Methodists W ill Hear Tenor Sunday Dlelr Aiken, well-known dram a­ tic tenor, will be th« guest solo­ ist at the Sunday evening worship •service at the First Methodist Church. EASY TO F IN D - Spotlight O n Hollywood Gifts for Gills Gifts for H flSfel Bake Sale Saturday magnify him with thanksgiving."! Scriptural passages Included the following from James (1 ;17): "E very good gift and every per­ fect gift la from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variable­ ness, neither shadow o f turning.” Among the correlative passages read from Science and Health was the following (3:22): "A re we really grateful for the good al­ ready received? Then we shall avail ourselves of the blessings we have, *and thus be fitted to receive more. Orattltiide Is much more than a verbal expression o f thanks. Action expresses more gratitude than speech." The posthole was "F estive Postlude", by C. Tours. The popular vocalist will sing Herbert Johnson's "F a ce to F a ce ". The service which la broadcast over WTRR starting at 7:30 o'clock is proceeded by a RETIRED KODAK 18 minute program o f organ OFFICIAL DIES mualc played by Mrs. Albert POMPANO BEACH W -M y r o q Hickson. J. Hayes, 63. who retired last March as vice president o f East­ man Kodak Co., died yesterday. 4-YEAR-OLD DROWNS Hayet had headed the Rochest­ SARASOTA I D - A Thanksgiv­ ing water accident cost the life er, N. Y. automobile club and the o f a 1 ycar-oid buy who also waa Rochester Central Trust Co. tie Hut’ ’ with Ava Gardner and Christmas Seal Sale Is conducted Stewart Gr'.nger. And now he’ a by 3,000 voluntary associations a f­ with Dan Dailey and Ginger Ro- filiated with the National Tubercu­ losis Association. gers in "Oh Men, Oh Women." H alf a century ago most people The Am erican Christ nun Seal believed thnt not.dng could be done Sale was conducted In 1907 In WJabout tuberculosis. The f l r a t mington, Del., with tho help o f the Christmas Seal Salu in 1907 rare 1 Red Cross to raise funds fo r rled n message o f hope that TB ‘ small hospital where lives w ere could bo prevented anJ cured. I being aaved from TB 3UY NOW. CMtlNi WASH CYCLES 1u"rt C0NTMU0UUY lt(l*(UUTlS THI WAIN WAHI ★ ■k k k k k J*j//; • #b 1TNKMM my band and *aal aa «C1*«U o f tha Uiard o f County Com<n*!*loa*rs. Mamlnola County, Flor'Ida. on tht* th* Slat day o f Nov t » b * r . A. D . ISIS ' “ L tf O- **. lUrndon Clark o f tha Hoard o f Coun­ ty ComndMlonara — '6 « » ln o t a County, Florida • IS9*L| im x H )- Damp-dry spin lesy top toedtog ft-l Actfvetar5 wathlof action Pensleto wwskbeskrt rod tub S-yeer M PretocHae Mm Nanwal end short wash cytlts CON- Nutlet la h t r s b r g l v s n that tha lluaril o f Cou nts C n m m U .lu ar r a o f Hsmlnul* County at Its r s i u U r B i t l l i t o n N o v s m b tr Su, A. U 0**4, a id ad opt a l o t o lu t l o a raM M ic I n * . Mlluqutthlna and dlsMtoputny a n y rlsh ts o f l b * County • f ill* a s n e r a t publlo In and to ,t ty a r a r t a ln wllay-w ay f t f t s s n (IS) »<*t In wi d th lying Mouth o f l^>ta A«U (t nrlua lvo) and North o f l<uts 1-4* lln clu tivs), r u n n in g Kail •frwtn t U a l a y A v tn u * t o Dunbar SAf-Ubo, In U oo ksr to w a, a aubdl:vt»l >n. .ii or.Ilna to f l a t Dunk 4 ( f u a ST. P ub llo It*, erda o f M*bili l g * C ou n ty , Florida. WARE FUnNITURE CENTER 118 W. Flrat St. "jA N T Z E N Sweaters-Sklrta T o Match o r Mix Newest Styles— All sizes Lovely colors Y O W E L L ’ S PACIFIC MILLS Sheet. ................. up Pillow Cases ...... ......... 59c UP G A R R E T T ’ S Cor. 1st ana Sanford Ave. F or Lovely G ifts Visit MONROE CORNERS C R A FT * GIFT SHOP ’ 3 M iles West o f th« Clock on FIRST ST._________ Figurines ....... - H®® up Jewel Cases ... . $10.95 up Lockets • $* w UP FRANK .NOELL. Jeweler 110 S. Park Ave. Legal Notice •' I.KII a XOTICK Tu *1.1. W ltuU IT MAT REVERE 7-Pc. Beginner Set $17JO MEXICAN Hand-tooled Billfolds $3.95 plus tax P U R C E L L ’ S 123 W. First St. J* m M Bollinger, 18, was to killed when his ear bounced Into in a roach o f the Seaboard Air to a three-year term. Olson, a citrus grow er and Florida business leader, was aleated by farm cooperative! s»Mch are stockholders in the ilumbia Bank for cooperatives. • • BUY QUALITY! born on Thanksgiving. Joe Palmer, .on o f Mr*. Elale 18-YEAR-OI.D KILLED I aimer o f Clyde, N. C., fell Into AVON PARK CD-Just hours be"o , 1,001 * ml drow'T'c‘1 fore he waa to parade with his while ‘ he Palmcra were visiting band mates in the annual Sabring Hr. and Mr*. Clifton Nicholson. Avon Park High School football DIRECTOR REELECTED tv#i ~ , . „ . -COLUMBIA, S. C. in -T h e TJ]® / I f 4* Christmaa Seals FarminCredit Bureau said yester s.- , ... „ . - I ; “ ht ‘ “ o«r*u lM » were sold v ou'll Find It In — ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Tht Ladle* Service Circle o f the Al­ tamonte Cll«a*| Is n U -. for a pot roast supper tnd Bazaar to be held In the Community nouse Thursday Nov. 29 from 8:30 to 7 p. m. Tickets are now on sale and may be purchased from any HOLLYWOOD (JV— Ask any re member # f the Circle, o r from Testimonies o f grtttltude for PEARLS president, Mrs. C lifford blessings brought by a spiritual porter who ia the moat delightful! t'se beautiful simulated gems understanding o f T!od and man person lo interview in Hollywood Sand*,'M is* Anne Cline o r' i t n were a feature o f the Thanks­ and the chances are he’il answer Harold K. Seaman, supper com $3.73 to $23 ! mlltee. Reservations must be giving service held at First David Niven. WM. E. KADER Church o f Christ, Scientist, San­ Y ea r in and year out, Niven made by Tuesday, Nor. 37. Pro113 S. Park Ave. ford, on Thanksgiving morning. com es up with bright and amus- reeds from the supper w ill be Testimonies Include! mention Ing dialogue. This contrasts with 'u s e d towards furnishing the new o f healing o f physical diseases som e stars who always appear rdueallonal building o f the Chapthrough prayer and the undsr- m orose and dls'ant. el. atandlng o f God as taught In Many hand-made articles will How does Niven manage to i f Christian Sclenes, A period de­ main gay and ? h « * :fil? I put the be on sale, also eookies and can­ voted to voluntary statements of dy. question to him. Ilia reply: Everyone Appreciate* gratitude by members o f the “ I guess it’s the constant reali­ the Finest congregation la always Included zation o f what a lucky character Give Her— in the Thanksgiving Day service! I really am. I get paid vary nice­ Daniel Green House Slippers In Christian Science churches. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — ly fo r the kind o f work 1 love. "Thanksgiving" was the sub­ IV E Y ’ S SHOE STORE I get free trips all o v e r t h s American Legion Auxiliary Old je c t o f the Lesson-Sermon read Glory Unit 183 will hold a bake from the desk. Especially pre­ world. And I work with aome o f COSTUME JEWELRY sale In front o f the Red and White pared for the day, it consisted the nicest people I know—not just E ar Rings— Pins Super Market on Hwy. 438 Satur­ fellow actors, but the movie o f selections from the Bible and day beginning at 9 a. m. Mr*. Bracelet* crew s as well. from the Christian Science text­ “ This sort of realization doesn't Harold Mayo Is In charge. Necklaces book, "Science and Health with K .y to the Scriptural’ ’ by M a ry . com e overnight Before the war, TOUCHTON DRUG CO. The first American Christmas Baker Eddy 1 could have been a real w o rr it:. Seal Sale in 1907 resulted from an "Laudita Domlnum", by C.t ." B u t years in the war DRESSES FOR SUB-TEENS Nordman, was the organ prelude, changed all thst. When you're sit appeal to the Delaware Red Cross Cotton-Corduroy-mlxed to save an experimental tuberting in a trench with mortar The service was opened by the euloita hospital. Today the Christ­ $3.98 to $10.98 congregation singing Hymn No shells flying all around you, tome 73 in the Christian Science Hym*ccm pretty amall. You mas Seal Sale supports TB preven­ HOLLYWOOD SHOPS realize how you 'm are ■ *lucky ' * m Just tion and control activities o f 3.000 nal. 114 E. First St. affiliated tuberculosis associations Robert C. Locker, the First to get out o f there alive." throughout the United States. I f Niven soems even Jollier toon Reader, then read the Thanks­ DORMEYER FOOD MIXER giving Day Proclamation by the usual these days, It’s not without 10-speed, xrith Juicer, „ than ___ Support and eneuuragement hy President o f th« United States. reason. His career is bigger Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon ever. He’ s ihe l-ad In 'Around •(*• American Red Cross carried grinder and 2 bowl* $38.50 _ . a great' (he Christmas Seal Sale through waa the Golden Text from Psalms tho World in 30 D ays," WESTERN AUTO STORES (69:30): " I will praise the name new hit. He just ralmneil frum K* early years o f efforts to raise 212 E. First St. o f God with n song, nnd will abrnnd, where he made ‘The Lit- funds to fight TB. Today tho Testimonies Are Heard A t Christian Scientist Church Hospital Notes ru. ta? i;„0lSS;£d"di^S| CTPBESS GARDENS, Fla. — Shirley Allen U one of the early eatriea la the Tangerine Queen Conlesl being held at Cyprtsa Gardena November a . The newly selected queen will reign ever fesUvItlcs at tba Tangerine Bawl FoetbsU Game at Orlando on New Years Day. Ladies Service Circle Planning Suooer. Bazaar Moon. WA-JJ99 LADIES Cigarette Lighters 98c up ROUM1LLAT A ANDERSON On th* Corner by tha Clock SAMSONITE Ultralita and Streamlite Luggage from $1TJ0 up Sanford Jewelry A Luggage 300 Sanford P boce 1348 LAMPS LAM PS and more L A M P S from $3.95 M ATHER o f Sanford 203 E. Firat St. Phone 127 Shoes by Valentine, Vogue. Sling Heel, pumps, sandals SUes 3-10, AAA B $7.95-$12.96 FAU ST'S S U N D R Y STO RE "To Better Serve You” 20th A French Ave. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 116 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 442 Holiday C hnr | N rT h oM ta j8 rv W 0 . D. Farrell’ * ARCADE PACKAOE STORE Featuring: The Very B eit 310 E. First THANKSGIVING GREETINGS from — BIDWELL Feed A Supply Co. Gifts for Gifts for Him THE SANFORD HERALD would b* aa welcom e aa a daily letter from home $1. month— $11.50 year. By Mail Anywhere JOHNSON’ S G IF T SETS 79c up ROUMILLAT A ANDERSON On the Corner by the Clock GOLD West Bend Automatle Coffee Maker Reg. $13.95 sale price $10 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Ave. IVY LEAGUE PANTS Black, Khaiki, assorted colors $3.98 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. SHIRTS— Ivy League, Contin­ entals Button-Downs and Campus from $2.98 lo $4.98 II. A A. DEPT. STORE Cor. Sanford Ave. A 4th St. Baby Pina $3.50 to $5.00 WM. E. KADER 113 S. Park Ave. Trtw ft Trimm! Christmas T R E E LIGHTS ORNAMENTS LIGHT BULBS TOUCHTON DRUG CO. and Decorations Buy while stocks are com plete KEL'S 8 and 10c STORE INC. Ornamental SMOKING STANDS $3.95 up W1LSON-MAIER 311 E. J’ irst SU Phone 958 Bedroom Slipptn A ttractive and Warm $1.98 and $2.98 SANFORD SHOE CENTER 208 S. Sanford Av*. Handy-Uscful FLASHLIGHTS 69c up ROUMILLAT A ANDERSON On Ihe corner by the clock SLACKS in variety o f patterns styles A fabrics 28-48 waist—$8.95*$16.98 Gifts tar Dad C O W A N ’ S 212 E. First SU Phona S74 # REMINGTON 22 AUTOMATIC Shoots shorts, long and long rifle Model 550 $43.75 WESTERN AUTO STORES 212 E. First SU Beautiful Decanters $4.60 and up* o f hi* favorite Whiskey TOWN PUMP 113 W. First St. McG KEG OR-Jackets fo r Men Nylons-lighl, warm, washable Also Suede and Horaehide Sizes 34 to 50 Y O W E L L * S Choose from our wide selection of children's, Men's and Ladies Blrthstone Rings. $3.76 up WERT JEW ELRY STORE 202 E. lsu St. Phone 3 Make Ifer Work lig h te r with a MAYTAG WASHER $19.95 with Trade BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER 113 Magnolia Ave. MAGNOVOX TV Exclusive 1-yr. Warranty Labor and Parts. $139 95 <,n CLAUDE H. WOLFE 308 E. First St. Unusual Gif Home Gifts Every Woman wants Fina China by Lennox, Caitleton, Syracuse Buy on the "China Club Plan" SWEENEY' S 114 Magnolia Phona 147 Personalized Greeting Card* Studio Photo or Snapshot 25 for $3.50, 50 for $8.60 100 for $13 JAMESON’S Phone 3198 A Ilig Selection o f Use Our Lay-Away Plan or Credit Plan On Beautiful Mohawk Carpet Sanford Linoleum A Tile 127 W. First SU Do your Christmas Buying On Our Easy Payment or Lay-Away plan rU R IT U R E CENTER 118 W. First SU LAMPS from $5.95 WILSON-MAIER 311 E. Flr.t SU Gifts for Boys TRI-PONY Fhooe 874 Tricycle Mounted Rocking H on e Rock* as it rolls $29 95 FURNITURE CENTER AM Jie 118 W. First SU HALLMARK Christmas Card* Single or Boxed Also Gift Wrapping TOUCHTON DRUG CO. G.E. Automat!* Skillet Set it and forget it 2 SIZES— 12-in $17 99 10—In. $1193, Lid $2.00 WESTERN AUTO STORE Shoes by Jumping Jack KILL THE CHINCH BUG ALUMINUM Acrobat, Story brook, Oxford "Pest-B -G on 3 " Spray Tackle Boxes All site* $3.98-$7.9S $3.23 gal. $6.95 to $15.95 COWAN' S SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS BIDWELL FEED A SUPPLY 212 E. First SU Phone 871 110 E. 2nd St. Sanford Ave. at 25th St. Phone Nationally Known Brands o f Electric Shavers from $34.95 M ATHER o f Sanford 213 E. F irst St. Phona 874 Gold and Sliver KNIVES $4.50 to $12 WM. E. KADER 113 S. Park Av*. n COStPLETE SELECTIONS Christmas Tree Trimmings Pocket Knives ___ $3.30 up Cuff Link* ________ $2.50 up Money Clips _______ $2.50 up FRANK NOELL, Jeweler 110 S. Park Ave. ^ COWAN' S 212 E. First St. Our «xp«rlenccd pharmacist* will accurately fill your preacrlp. Horns, using only the finest materials available today, at a reasonable price. H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E Genuine R a u n Sofa-bed Suit Ideal for the Klorida-roor $118 MATHEB o f Sanford 303 . First S t Phone �i v.;.. 1 ■ fftmtmmrpo, TH E SA N FO R D IT—MUILDINO—REPA11S PAINTING Grocery A Filling Station. Well W OOLSEY business, good loca­ tion. White neighborhood. Ren­ Marino Finish an ees far selling, For Yonr Bool W43, Sanford, Fla. Sonkarik Glaaa and Paint Co 11I-U4 W. tod St Phone 310 FIN A N C IA L For Painting call Mr. Tutor, Ph. 34-HONET TC LOAN Room special IlLSd. t a flS ■111 |H W ill FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE LAKE VIEW-LAKE PRIVILEGES —at Warehouse Price*; vmtt New 3-Sedrnoa Plea, BERRY’S. We ere expert* at 88masonry construction ilating you to secure gracious 17,000 Sq. ft. land (2 lota) good Took* with functional con­ dean Water—180 ft. well venience. Today’s bast buys fat Built-In G.E. kitchen nationally advertised furniture Central Fired Heat it DISCOUNT PRICES. 801 W. 118400, Terms First St Phone 1887 for Even­ PHONE 488-W. ing Appointment Lake Mary B. M. 0 • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILBOftMAIER New and U**d Fnndter* COSTLESS Florida State Bank ClASSIMtD ADS MeRANEY-SMTTH PAINTS OF SANFORD Ph. 1821 2416 S. Park Phone 1201 ID—PIANO SBBYICB M ERCH ANDISE - W. J. KING Plumbing Contractor All Oil Fired Heater* Cleaned and Serviced 2334 Orlando Dr. Ph. SO. SeU Year Car t* ROY REEL log w. Second S t g—BOATS AMD MOTORS Your Rviamda Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 3041B. l»t Bt Phone Mi This la a frM Fsu to the RUi Theatre for R. J. Carrol. Exp. date Dee 3, MM.___________. USED MOTORS Unconditionally Guaranteed IMS Mercury Mark 8* aStS^ - g i s i $5 3U E. Pint St Phone 888 Paint U O gal. Sweat Shirt*, Jec* kata, Cota, Tania. Arm y-Nevy gurplua. 310 Sanford Ave. Furn. cottage, r e a s o n a b l e . For your future home site we Located on 17-92. Ph. 3010-W1 have lota priced from $325.09 up, in several location* in City? Order p*r»onall**d French-fold Attractive Lak« Front Lots Christmas cards, with your Efficiency apt Hi-way 17-92 So. City Limits. Stumberland Court. OZIER REALTY Co, favorite snap ahoL 38 for 84, Ph. 1358. 100 for 814. W1EBOLDTS CAM­ See Seminole Realty for Desir­ ERA SHOP, 310 S. Park Ava. able House* and Apt*. Phone 27. 87—BROKERS aad REALTORS Plumbing. Kresky Heatlog M. G. HODGES Croaley radio-phonograph console EFFICIENCY ApartmenL Suitable OZIER REALTY CO with ovaraeas itatfona, $50. 1213 Service on All Water Pumr*— fo r Winter T ou rist Private bath Laura O. Osier, Realtor Wells Drilled — Pumps Oak. Phons 1933-W. k shower. Steam heat. Inaulre Paola Road, Phone 700 Hotel M. Field, A sioclate Manuel Jacobson across from 4-Pc. mahogany bedroom suit* 2601 So. Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1369 Pest Office. with box springs * mattrei*. 32—SPECIAL NOTICES EVENINGS: 3113 and 780 Loulng Transfer k Storage Co. Mayfelr—3 bedroom. 1-bath home. FOR EVERYTHINO la hardware Call 1430-J aftar ft p. m. and paint sea—Hill Hardware 44—APPLIANCES Co* 301 E. 1st St, Phone SI FR1G1DA1RE appUancti, sals IN OSTEEN-3 Rm. furn. apt Screen Porch, $33 mo. Call after and aarvicc O. H. High, Oviedo Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. 8 Phone 1333. Fla. Phoni FO-B-3316 or San W* build, dealgn and raflnlih. ford 1842-W afU r 8 p-m. See at 918 Franeh, Ph. 32-R, 3 Room Apts. 113 Elm. Ph. 2883-W U -.U U.mNG MATERIALS 204 So. Park Ave. Phone 960 PUM PS A SPRINKLER 2-bedroom nicely furnished houae, BALL REALTY And INSURANCE Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 De Bary It will pay YOU to tae ns before you buy. Open Even! Evenings and Sundays. E u talde Trailer I Palatka, Fla. Good-Buy: Aluminum H o u s e trailer. Enetosad cabana. Phone 2295-3. 14—USED CARS T. V. SERVICE Day or Night SEMINOLE T.V. 503 Calary — Ph. 1258-J. H E A T IN G F loor Furnace* k Circulator* H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. 300 8. Par* Phone 1110 FAIRBANKS — MORSE Pump* You’ll Be Milas Ahead with a Wall Drilling, HOWARD C. New 198T PONTIAC, now on dis­ LONG, Phone 344, 207 Ea»t playCommercial A v e . _________ —and— You’ll be Dollars Ahead with th* GATLIN BROTHERS hlfh-appraUil trade-in you get Dragline k Bulldozer Service from Ray Huron. Ju»t phone Ph. ™ Geneva. 2195 W. Sanford. 2454, or after 4 pm. Ph. 1343.W ENVELOPES. Letterhead*. »tate- 1933 ChevrolaL 4 door. Good m eats, invoice*, hand bill*, and clean condition. $150. cash and program s, etc. Progressive take up payments. 401 Magno­ Printing Co. Phone 108 — 103 lia. W est 13th St. '*3 Plymouth Surburban. Radio, O R L A N D O Sentinel Star, Call heattr, Hy-drlva, good condlRalph Ray, 3150. tkw. Cali W3-J after 4:00 p. m. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 1953 Ford ft, pickup truck Slip Covers and Drapes New paint, exc. cond. .... $715, STANLEY KULP 1150 Pontiac 4 door aedan .. $315. PHONE 2858-J. 1M7 Dodge pickup ...... $235. 1917 Packard, 4 door .....— $195 DICK MAPES 1917 Kaiser, one owner, Til# Contractor— Phon# 2I98-W. new tires ....... $250. 1950 Ford 4 door sedan. i3—.SCHOOLS-LNSTEUCTI ON Ntw paint, new upholstery good condition .. .. $315 LEARN Hawaiian Dancing, 3 yr*. ROY REEL up. Adeie Hcltman, Ph. 2224-J. 304 W. Second St. EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS SERVICES 14 -CHII.I) CARE 14-BEAUTY PABLOBS Opening Nov. 19th, French Ave Day Nursery for children from $10 Waves by Zotoa A Realistic $7.50 Thru Nov. Open I a.m. • 3 months to 10 yr*. old. Apply 1600 French Ave. Call 871 HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOE 27-HELr WANTED . MALE HAIR HARD TO WAVE? Newapaper street aalestwyi want Let expert stylists give you soft, ad for work after school. Ag«s lasting waves of sternal beauty •d up to 14 year* uM. Sec Mr. Priced from $9.60 Holley at Tha Sanford Herald SHOP EVA-BESS BEAUTY right after school PHONE 543 Salesman A Collector, age 25-55 IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS to service an established all PAINTING colored Fir* Insurance Debit, In and around Sanford. Mutt HAVE YOU BEEN PUTTING OFF have lived in klorida over a THAT NEW ROOF because you year aad have a light service­ fear the coat will be too great? able car. Whita P. O. Box -19, W*«y not drop in? !t,'ll cost you Sanford. nothing to talk U over. You may m have a pleasant surprise In store 34-WOKK WANTED. FEMALE W HILL LUMBER A SUPPLY YARD 223 W. 3rd St.. PHONE Wanted t Baby sitting, ref. 1013-M. S3 ‘The Lumber Number. Ted Burnett for PAINTING 1601 Grandview Phone 1853-M. Famous Mobil* "BLP” Outside White PAINT. Gal. $8.40 GREGORY LUMBER Ith k Maple — Th. 2883 w aK t O K ads ^ p ih e TENAMTS Out West 13th St. OF ROBBERS, out to moke e killing, A GANG a home for old actors by mistake. The retired (supposedly decrepit) thesplans put up such a battle, the robbers happy to make their escape. Bruised and bloody, they re­ formed .inks at th* gang hangout “ It ain't too bed," growled one. "W * got twenty-two dollar* out o! ’em." The leader silenced him with • •cowl and snarled, " I told you luge to eteer clear of actors. W* had twenty-four bucks, when w* broke ini” Uitd furniture, appliance*, tools, Five beautiful residential develop­ ete. Bought-aold. Larry’s Mart ment*: B«I-Alr, Pinecreat South 121 Eeet l i t S t Phone 1831. Pinecreat, Roae Court and Grove 48-FARM aad GARDEN Manor*, are atanding proof of the high-acceptance rating of CROTONS Odhatn k Tudor homes. CROTONS— make a living Chrlitmas gift that stays lovaly and You can buy with safety, and live eolorful for years. All siiea. 35c in the aecure knowledge that up GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY your home will continue to in­ Phone 2058. crease in value. IS—MACHINERY—TOOLS IF - A few ib’’O T ,iiM Merctuys l e f t ..... ...........*ave uo to ill 1MT MODELS, NE\V RED-I-M IX CONCRETE SYSTEMS . a HP —....... — ........ - ...... - 8231 113 W. 19th St. Call. 664-W Seminole Realty Window Sill* — Lintel* All types and alscs,.Installed 30 H P ........................ ......... after 5:30. Septic Tank . State Approved W. DIETRICH* T . ft . HERO “ Do It Yourself.” 40 HP __ ___________ ____ MIS Sand • Cement Mortar Mix REALTORS W E REPAIR AN D SERVICE ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS FURNISHED 3-Room apartment, Miracle Concrete Co. 1841 Park Ave Phon* 27 er 145 S T I N E Closing Out—1 Only 2300 Mcllonvillc. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335. Machine and Supply Co. $299 Fiberglass Boat ...... $310 P IL U Beautlftilly furntsDed garage apt Creitliner Aluminum Boat* and 207 W. 2nd St, Robert A. Williams CONCRETE near Navy base. Must aee to Fiberglass Boats from 1399. REALTOR Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete CROSLEY DENUIX appreciate. Call 858.M. LOOK for tha new 10 HP sad M Raymond Lundqutat, Block, Sand, Gravel Cement, gale* and Service HP Mercury* coming soon. ASSOCIATE Concrete Pipe to meet all Large 3 bedroom furnished a p t RANDALL ✓ W. P. SMITH Phone 1173. Atlantic Bank Bldg. Qualifications. $50 mo. 703 Palmetto Av*. Motors—Boats—Paints—Glais Elec trio Company 2511 g. Park Phons 1303 Service— Quality —Satisfaction Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 13—TRAILERS ---------------- B y B I N N I T T C IR P - 309 FAMILIES CAN’T BE WRONG L. L. Sill — Plano Taehakiaa 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE I 1144 Rente 1. leafcrd We buy and i*Q used furniture Aa old-faahlo* as sulphur-and- n —ROOFING end PLUMBING Paying top cash price* (or any m o l l l i l a— THE DOGGIE thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ PLUMBING ING POST on 17-83 Ph. 8053-W. DINER * BAR, Llkt Mary. Contract and Repair Work —Factory to Too— Fret Estimate* add *»om i Aluaahua R. L. HARVBT Phone IMS LOST— Boy* glasses. Reward. 204 Sanford At*. Vicinity of Uth k Palmetto Enclosed bead. 8ag*preof botton CERAMIC TILE Barry Brown, Pbooa 1168. You Select Your n il with plaatle ends. Plaati For Sale— Garden Tractor with Paul F. Moeller A Son Ph. 1*4 Home la or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon plow, harrow, rake, mower and 8—PERSONAL NOTKES Fro# Mtlmai*. Quality work. South Pinecreat—Sanford co nil wagon. Coat $150. Sell for $150. Grove Manor*----- Sanford ROLLAWAY, HllpOll and Baby PLUMBING A HEATING Senkxrik Gian* $ M P ailt C* A-l shape. Call 855-U. Bed* Day. Week, af Septic Tank Installation A Service 113-114 Weet 2nd It or Phone 330 Master Service, A r c b lh C. TaL ISA h n j k N Valencia Villas—DcLend 83—WANTED ta BUY Y34-W or 13U. TMa l* * free P*'1 to the MovieMarriott. U« W «t F W WL DRIVE DOWN, or CALL land Ride-In Tbewt* for Inne Used set o f “ The World B o * ” . OUR SALES OFFICE T O D A Y Curl. Exp. date Dec. 3. 1854. W SLO dba g i f t s Phone 853-W. 2835 S. French Ave. that art loaf abartabad art auy fo u U U l . LIVE BAIT P>.:r.w: 2100 aud rso to selecluotu PwweB'a varitd Boys 20" bicycic. Must oe tn good stock. Cm c In and look around. condition; reasonable. Ph. 91S-J ghlneri, Bull Head*, Pop Gut* 0 D H A M 4 T U D 0 H Inc. M l ROYAL PORTABLE 5 Doxen, 85« 'TYPIWRITBRS . “ Builder* of Finer Homes COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB RENTALS Missouri Minnows end Worms No Daws Payment Including: bath fixture*, cabinet For Florida Living” Fleming Ornery--E. Qenevr Ave. M Maatba To Pap ■4—APTS-HOUSES-ROOMS fi«ih, water pump, septio tank „ Now for Chrlataaa Ley-Away and water beater, approximate­ BARGA1NI ApL sue gee range, Lv OPP1CB SUPPLY POWBLL1 perfect condition. Call a t ™ WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms U t a. Magnolia Phone 0M_ ly $35 month. private bath*. 114 W. First 3t Hlawetha Ave. Droamwoid. Ceil, or see us TODAY Avalon ^pts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W ••-LOTS AUTO M O TIVE 1007 Sanford Ave. Phono till U -rtA C X S to EAT T-AUTOMtmTR WANTED Try and Stop Mo • BIG VALUES AUTO LOANS FLOOR H E R A L D F H - N ot . 2 8 ,1 9M O-atmiNRSP OPPORTUNITIES 4t—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD 43—ROMES Phone 2183 2-bcdroom house, kitchen equipp­ Company ed. 2702 French Av*. This is a free pas* to the RiU bedroom furnished apt. Adults A. B. PETERSON Theatre for Mr. Provus. Cata­ 2only. 714 Oak Ave. lina Dr. Exp. date Dec. 2, 1958. Orokar Associate*: A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Garfield 3bedroom houae. Kitchen equipp­ 44-BU SIN ESS EQUIPMENT Willetts, John Meisch and R. W ed, large corner lot, fenced William*. A. C. Doudney, land HAYNES O ffice Maehlna Co. yard, hardwood floors. $100 per Surveyor. Typewriters, adding machlnaa mo. 2424 So. Summerlin. 118 N. Park Ave Phone (129 Sales-Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 3 room furn apL Screened porch, PHONE 827* for CHERRY 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD private bath A garage. 413 Park. Peal Estate Brokerage — Notary Mgr. apt. 3. Ph. 444-W. 1219 2 W. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop Jerry Lewis bought a Urge melancholy looking dog of an unidentifiable breed recently, but compUlned shortly thereafter ha deflnlt had been gyped. "They told me he was a Up dog." ha grumbled. "Fin* Up dog! Every time I try to ait on hU Up. h* bites me.” * A CIANI lint a 58-foot tank into position In San Jom. Calif, as an experimental boiling-water type atomle reactor nrara com­ pletion. Nuclear fuel bJr.i.lca will be tested under 40 feet of water within the tank to darts# refueling procedure* for the nu­ clear power station to be built In Chicago by the General FJectrlc Company. (International) Corporation Plans To Build Citrus Processing Plant fREAL ESTATE $179. ....... FREE D A IL Y • CRO SSW O RD ACROSS 1. River lYugo.) 5. Apron top* 9. Wander 10. Perform 12. rersia 13. Male goose 14. Compass point labbr.) 15. Cheat* (Bib.) 16. Negative reply Foods Corp. hat disclosed plans for building n citrus processing 17. First book plant near here at an estimated c o it o f five million dollars. rian s cam e to light when Kraft officials asked the Lakeland City Commiailon for official action on a tentative agreement to build a w ater and power aystem at the plant. The commission went on record that it would do so. William H. Wright .personnel manager and purchasing agent for Kraft, said the plant would produce citrus concentrate, fruit salad and cattle feed as a citrus by-product. Ho said the plant would cost about five million dol­ lars and would mean fobs for 3,000 persons. Th* plant will be located In a 258-acre site recently acquired by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad fo r industrial development four miles west o f Lakeland. Kraft has an option on about 35 acres o f that site and Is th* first com­ pany to announce plans for build­ ing. 21 . Long TALKS RESUME MIAMI if*—Tulki aimed at avcrtlng a machinists' strike Fri­ day and the subsequent shutdown o f operations for Eastern Air Lines resumed today before the National Mediation Hoard tn Washington. Flastern has offered pay raises tod ANNIVERSARY Furn. 2 bedroom apt. 422-W. ranging from 13 to 21 ernts an IN OUR hour. Tho union had asked about SANFORD LOCATION Furnished house, 2514 Sanford. Registered Real E state Broker 50 cents for mechanics who now 2-bedroomv, screened porch, Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha Echols Hl-Rlaer .............. $84.60 mak» $2.01 to 2.33. Eastern said arage, new paint. Axtarcllo, Sofa Bed and Chair ........ 88.00 the pay increase offer is about h. 1474. Income Property On 17-92 Hollywood Bed .............. 49.50 Two C.B.S. Houses on large lot. equal to that negotiated recently Free headboards on Hollywood $3,000 down—ow ner hold 3*i m or­ by United Airlines and Trans­ Bed* world Airlines. tage. $18,000 total price. Ail Dinette Seta Discounted 4 4 -F A R M S AND GROVES $139 00 Bunk Beds .......... $119.00 CLAYTON C. BROOKS 3-Room Groups ................. 295 00 20 acre tile farm . Three bedroom COMMISSION TO CONVENE - Real Estate Investments 3-Pc. Curved Sectionals . . 199.00 house, large barn. All equipment So. Orlando Hwy. — Ph. 2983 J ORLANDO IP—The Florida Wa­ iuoD crj (F oam tRubber) and machinery. Easy terms. Ph. ter Resources Commission will 1393 J. P. O. Box 1154. BEDROOM: W. II. ’ ’ Bill” STEM PER meet Jicrr Tuesday to make rccDouble D reiser Realtor — General Insurer ommendations on the state's wa­ 85—-HOMES Guy Allen Associate Beveled Mirror ter problems based on Inform*, Arlrtt* Price, Associate Bookcase Bed tion received at a recent series CUSTOM I1UILT HOMES Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park Innerspring Mattress of public hearings. VA— FHA—CONVENTIONAL . Box Spring (3 pillows FR E E ) Byron E. Ilerlong o f Leesburg, REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN ' FINANCING 2544 French Ave. chairman, said they will be sub­ IX)W DOWN PAYMENTS Saa our new Una o f floor covering mitted to the commission’ s Wa­ J. W. HALL, REALTOR LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS and complete horn, furnishings. Johnny Walker, Associate ter Law Committee and the at FREE DELIVERY A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. “ Call H all" Phono 1758 torney general's office for pos­ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Phone 1991 1800 Mellonville sible enactment into law by the Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1232 Consult A REALTOR First Legislature. 2.bedroom home with Florida CULLEN AND IIARKEY “ Bod Bamberger” Mgr. room.A exlra large utility room. IM N. Park Avo. Open Monday's til 8 :** p.aa. Pboae t o i l Must see to appreciate. $7,000. VISIT OUR BALCONY FRUIT FLY REGULATIONS 301 E. 26th. Ph. 2238 J. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE LAKE ALFRED (P— Florida res oak Crumley k Monteltli " By OWNER at 117 South Park Phone 772 idents and tourists who ship citrus This 1* * free pats to the Movieto friends or relatives out of state land Ride-In Theatre fo r Mrs. Lak* front, new three bedroom They Know house on Lake Emma. One and Lewis Bradcmyer. Geneva. Evp. will be governed by fruit fly reghalf tiled baths. Florida room. Thla Is a free pass to the Prairie date Dec. 2. 1958. illations this year, the State Plaut Lot 211’ x 233’ . H im So. one f.ake Drive In Theatre for Board said today. mile at Oaktawn Cemetery. Mrs. Harry Gieger. Exp. date This means that every container Clean or Oil Your Dec. 2. 1958. o f citrus grown In regulated ara CBS house, hardwood floors, 3 nR , 2 bath, breezeway, double or shipped from a regulaud area SEWING MACHINE garage. 1900 sq. ft. Located on BILLS HARD TO P A T ? Sell must have a certificate that it 3 lots with 25 young citrus trees. . thing* you're through w i t h is fly free or has been fumigated $4000 down. Ext. 139-W. Most packinghouse or gift fruit through Want Ads for CASH. dealers handle certified fruit, 2-bedroom modern furnished or FrL Nov. 18 thru Sat. Nov. 24 Call 1121. unfurnished home- By Owner. Just call Garrett's Phone 1422. Small equity, FHA financed. CITRUS GROWER DIES Our Sarvice Man w ill call at your ASHVILLE, N. C. '.B -E a rl L. $48. mo. payment on balance. home. FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, Haskins, 72-year-old Winter Haven Phone 2552-J. make the Want Ads your shopp­ Fla., citrus grower, died o f a heart ing place. W ELL-sifU ATED ~HO M E — Near attack here yesterday. school, church. Downstairs has He and his wife were summer ON GOOD USED 27' living room with real fire­ residents here. Mrs. Haskins had SWAP ANYTHLNG! Just place FURNITURE place. dinfog room . Urge mod­ Classified ads. Phon* 1821 (or a broken her leg while here In July ern kitchen, with built-in oven, neipful ad-wrtter. and had returned here for medi sink disposal], jalousied rear 203-09 E. 1st. St. Phono 127 cal treatment. Haskins was visit­ hall, laundry room with toilet NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT! To ing his wife at th* hospital when and lavotory, sell something fast order a fastha suffered the heart attack. SOMETHING MISSING? Locate UPSTAIRS: 3 bedrooms, arom ­ acting Want Ad. atic cedar closeta, color bath The body will be sent to Winter it quickly through Want Ads. and large sleeping porch. An LET IT RAIN, lat 11 shine. Every Haven today. ideal home fo r enlldren. $12,Phone 1821. day Is • good day to use the 500. PHONE 688-W. Want Ada. This It a free pats to the Prairie 7 room fram e house with 2 lots. Lake Drive In Theatre for FOR QUICK ACTION u*« Classi­ VACANCY PROBLEMS? Find Total price 87,500. Tsrma. 1317 George Andrew Speer. Exp. fied ads to sett rant hire. Call tenants fast thru the Want Ads. date Dec. 2, 1958. 1821, say “ Charge 1L” Douglas. Phone 1078-XK. ROSA L. PAYTON. * Classified ad ta a Missouri weekly: “Young maa about to be i ried seeks acquaintance ot older, more experienced gentlemen dissuade him from project” O in*, by Bsaaatt Csrf. Distributed by Kin* Features I radical*. (Bib.) 20. Came upon scarves 23. Slug (dial.) 23. 8ervtngdl*h 23 Bodies of wrater 2T. Author of “ Paradise Lost” 30. Man's nickname 31. Operation of cultivating land 32. King of Hash an (Bib.) 33. Voided escutcheon 34. Radium taym.) 35. More than one 37. Arabian chieftain 30. Glacial Ice pinnacle 40. Accumu­ late 41 Slight color 42. Glrl'a name Z'.t ns '.’ j'' KENM'U is.I"-i 19. Old c UK -Hit meanOHIM.I’i.W IIurea 2. Constat* iqijyii id i : • of latlon 'Wild 111 Hit length 3. Carting >pjri i ii 2i ’ i • • » j i j i "i* 'it.'j 20. Girt * vehicle [v.ij tin •: 'i t name 4. Affirmative 32. Inventor idlil. lit* t v -’ IT vote (var.) ( J-l •'* (tele­ 5. Bills •LM-J 'J -. •- : phone) 8. Hoatelrie* 21. Baked 7. N ot good Y,*ur4ay'a AaiwaO piece K Settings 33. Seeport o f clay 9. Warble i IAlgeria) 25. Stores 11. Pledged 28. Young bird 34. Sw iss caatoft faith 37. OatrichUke of prey 13. Milt for bird 28. Like m grinding 38. Foot wipe*: monster grain 13. o n the ocean 29. Approaches 40. Land moasure 18. Prickly pear 31. Treatise DOWN 1. Road l 1 * i ii. % T IT" % % T o % i* IT” TiI is 1 sr T" 1 1 1 lO i I .1 14 % A nr vr 4=1 nr % tr % vr TT Si % nr IT W vr W i 1 A) la _ * % 1 Mind Rule To Help Ward O ff Arthritis ly HUMAN N. lUNDtUN, M.D. GENERALLY we th in k o f (arm tra as being Just about th e health­ iest people alive. They sp en d moat o f tholr Uvea working outdoors. However, farmers as n group teem to have m ore th a n their ehare o f many ills, tn fact, the A rthritis and Rheum atism Foun­ dation says that 23 p er cent of tho nation's farmers know the aches and pains o f arUiritla, A m erica's No. 1 crlppler. Contributing Factor* We d on 't know ex actly why this la so because wo d on 't know the causes o f most arth ritic diseases We d o know, however, that cer­ tain contributing fa ctors will help these diseases get started. Fatigue and worry probably are responsible more o fte n than any oth er factor. Y ou w on't be stricken with ar­ thritis simply because you over work yourself a little; but by pushing yourself beyond the lim­ its nature has set fo r you, you may be helping to h asten it. Farm ers perform h ard physical labor year after year. Continuing to do this wt a letup and without adequate re­ laxation may bo at least a partial, cause for tho toll arthritis take*' am ong rural resldenti. Exposure to the elements m ight also have som ething to do with It The Arthritis and R h iu m tU aa Foundation recommendJ the fol­ lowing rules to help farmer* avoid arthritis. I think this la good ad­ vice for you city dwellers, too. 1. Don't overdo m ore then y e a absolutely must. 2. O et sufficient rest. 1 3. Stop for e breather several1 times during the day. 4. Prevent wear and tsar on Uw! muscles by warming up before a day o f strenuous activity. Simplesetting up exerclsej will do. 3. Start the day with tho light­ est chores. 8. Try to overcom t worry sndl '.inp!**«i»nt aUuallnn*. 7. D on't forget to have regular m edical checkups. QUESTION AND AN3WEI E. A.: Are vegetable fata « * digestible as animal fatsP Answer: Yes, they art. • D U II m fmUrm 3r»d.t.U. 1m . ...... $ SAVE $ Mather Of Sanford LUMBER /U BUILDING N £ iD S -t 1 ^ 2 4 8 9 1 * gjwyg co hcret I ^ ^ M ■ J 4 * �•- ........... — ♦ SANTA SAYS MAKE SANFORD YOUR If ® J-' Vfj\ • You've never seen rda "B* <r E ™| 1^*1 Bwanww le a WHEEL 1 K;j such wonderful selections! • You've never been treated to such values! • You've never found shopping so easy! Your local merchants have gone all out to make your Christmas shopping easy, con­ venient and profitable fo r you. See their gala arrays of brand new merchandise, selected with you, your family, your needs in mind! You'll *nve over »nd over again when you shop In Sanford. That’ s liecnu-e the dollars you spenu at home stay at home, helping to Improve your home town — to liuilil heller schools, improve your streets, install better street lighting, and support four fire A police department to give your property greater protection. So save your time, «ave on transportation costs! Tnke r a f f - advantage of the hig bargains Sanford merchants nre offering to bring you a liiighlcr, .Mettier Christmas than ever! PLEN TY OF P A R K IN G SPACE FR IEN D LY CLERKS T O HELP YOU LOW PRICES, V A L U E S EVERYW HERE HOM E i AND S A V IN G S T O O ! �» -• •• ~/7“ jf'v«'■ ■ If Your Herald la Nut Delivered Hy 6 P. M. Call 1821 Itefore 7 P. fit. Fur Delivery Shop and Save In Sanford IM IIV U V IU IIV M T m i l V M V liM D A D ffD a1 1n1 in d e p e n d e n t d a il y n e w s p a p e r ^ FORD, FLORIDA MONDAY. NOVEMBER"2 6 7 193«~ * NO. 113 Associated Press Leased Wiro W W I Veteran Burns In One-Room Dwelling iCause CofC Membership Clean-up Drive Starts This Week Of Fire Unknown A 69-year-old World War t veteran burned to death in his one-room fram e home early Sat­ urday night. The final cleanup drive for Geer Blaine Chubb, who lived Seminole County Chamber of alone, died, when hi* home burn­ Com merce memberships will sta rt. ed to the ground in a fire o f un­ this week. Manager John Krider determined origin. tald this morning. Mr*. C. N. Woodrum, whoso "W e’ re making up a new list home Is nearby, taw the flam es for this last phase o f the 1956-57 is they spurted from the liuall I «netnh»rthlp -xiepelip- " KHrfer building, but she nor her hus­ REHEARSING EUR the Santar.Uoi Springs fashion snow tu be presented ai 3 p. in. Saturday ate (le ft said. band were able to reach tho to right* Mis* Sandy Crawford. Winter Park; MU* Jef Kiibrey. Sanford; M in Maggie Lawson. EnNew- and renewed memberships Mr*, Q terp ru e' Miss Patsy Fillyaw and Mr*. John II. G raham , both o f Orlando. In the foreground is Mr*. scene in time to see if Chubbs are com ing in slowly, the who will direct the show. The girl* are student* o f the Sanlando Robert Scott Stone o f Sanford, vas In hia flaming dwelling. her o f Commerce Manager Spring* Charm College. t-ocated on Red Rug Road, plained, "but not as fast as north o f Winter Park near tho would like for them to com e In. turkey farm , fire apparatus was The goal for this year’ s too far to call them to the sceno bership drive was set at $11,000 >f the blnic. and 350 members and "W e hope Woodrum said "When we saw to have both the money and the the fire I thought we heard ex­ members before the drive comes plosions. When we ram* over tho to a close.’ bouse was melting down. Municipal and county officials amount to any municipality or This year's efforts to bring the The body o f Chubbs was found political subdivision will be 3U in over ISO Florida cities were mcni’ *er»hip of the Seminole is if he had been laying on tho per cent o f t h e cost of’ treatment I c w n t T * Chlmbir of” Com m crre notified today that they must floor In front of tha heater and works or $250,000, .whichever is an all. „ m(, h,„ h w err div,ded A Christmas lighting contest,! have thflr applic*tions for fed -' gas cooking stove. His bed was FLOATS which will ONE OF THE appear in Wednesday’ s Christmas Farads. Decorsting the colurtul ,M ’ into three phase*. The first diVided this year into fou r dlviw era, aid c0n*tructing lew age . on the opposite side o f the one"E ach o f you recogniie that the phise o f the campaign was di­ Goat are. Mrs. C. F. Field, Donald Van Daley, in I Mrs. Richard Merrick, mem beri o f the committee room home covered with galvan­ lions, will be sponsored again by treatment works in to the Bureau from Lyman School. (S ta ff Photo) amount allocated to the state of! rectesd by letters to both old and th » Seminole County Junior o f aan, „ ry Engineering of the ized iron siding. ★ ★ ★ Chamber o f Com merce, according F|or|d!> state Board of Health by Florida will not go far in the prospective members urging an "Things were popping In there of much needed early return of applications and to John Alexander, chairman of j an jr».' K>57 in order to make the construction when I kicked tho door dow n," sewage trenlment works through- dues. The second phase o f the the Jaycee contest com m ittee. f l m prjor|ty |i,t. Woodrum said, "but a wall uf Completition will Include both, _.. n , , r r . n tr out the S tate," points out Mr. campaign was headed by Memflam* cam e right out on m e ." I bership Drive Chairman Don residential and com m reial Christc * Ftnrit* \t„ni- Lee. Woodrum explained to Seminole % In his tetter. Lea reminds that Bales who appointed six capCounty Deputy Sheriffs and Cor­ j n a * lighting. Alexander slid as ‘ t !? " l t was the intent o f Congress in «»ins and additional helpers to made his announcement today. clf a . •■ . . oner Theo Aulin that he wasn't 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. nightly for c “ r ab° ul «h* * ra" ‘ •v" lab,e’ , the passage o f .his bill that this actively solicit memberships. sure Chubb was even in his home important tht duration o f the contest to “ Every effort is being made Federal grant-ln aid be an In-1 ’ This is the most until he hail talked with one o f history o f tha Scmlallow judges ample time to rheck to get Information for the report ren tive to th ose communities who )'p ,r his nephews. Judging will take place b.tw een »nd forward It before V dead- were really financially unable t o ! 00** County Chamber of CornDeputy Sheriffs Morgan Mc­ build sewage treatment works m rree," Krider told members of The number o f bands appearing Clelland and Charlie Berk were all entries carefully. The contest lin e," said Knowles. "W e have already requested under their present financial pro­ the team s at the kirk-off break* In the gigantic Christmas Parade at the scene o f the fir* which will end at midnight. Dec 22. fast. "W e have a number of im­ Wednesday, said Tom m y 5tcDon- was reported to have been first the application," he said, "b u t gram .” The com m ittee, snld Alexander, portant projects ahead o f us dur­ Saturday ald, chairman o f the Jaycee seen about 6 o'clock He urges that as community ing tho coming year and we need urges those who plan to enter the we must also have the fiscal aChristina* P a r a d e Committee, night. The small home was re­ contest to get their entry blanks gents report in order to complete with sufficient resourews to con ­ the support of every business duced to mere ashes by T:30. has increased to 11, struct a needed sewage treat­ and professional person in Semi­ submitted as early as possible, it.” The gasoline tank of the sm all In his letter to city officials, ment project without Fedctal aid nole County," he said. Band* from Oviedo High and Ly £> u t to complete decorations be­ man High Schools will appear aa cooking stov* had at least fix* David D. Lee, Director of the postpons that construction sim ­ fore making the entry. ANKARA. Turkey . Mb—Ankara gallons o f gas in It, Deputy Sher­ Individual unit*, said McDonald. A com m ittee o f judges will be Bureau of Sanitary Engineering. ply because there Is a prospect of radio charges Egypt few been In­ i f f 3(cClcJland said he waa told. Already slated for the mileannounced in a few days, he said. advised that the Federal Water a possible Federal grant A brother o f the dead man was stigating large scale trouble in and-a-half long parade which will In answer lo requests already First prize fo r com m ercial Pollution Act o f 1956, now known at the scene. Lawrence Chubb, as Public Law CM, carrlo» with other Arab nations, w ith Comma•tep o f f promptly at 4 o'clock received, 35 Florida communities Christmas lighting will be the 501 Magnolia Ave., Winter Park, Wednesday afternoon are bandi a mail carrier, could not explain __ Florida Power and Light Com­ it grants to localities to pay part have already been sent applica­ This week’s meeting of the H. If. Coleman o f Sanford and ni,t M l> pany’s "Traveling Trophy” a- o f the cost of constructiong sew ­ tion forms, together with ins’ ruc- Seminole Chiefs Club will be held Mr*. Blanche C. Klingen-mith o f I The broadcast aUo bitterly at- from Stetson University featuring how the fire might have started. * tions for completing same w-arded annually to the com m er-j age treatment work*. been at hlf Thursday night, 8 p. m. at Semi­ Titusville were married Saturday, tacked Syria for accepting Soviet their colorful drum majors and He said he had I majorettes, a marching unit and brother’s home about 4 o'clock The Board o f Sanford City cial establishment displaying the The State Hoard ef Health I* nole High School, according to Nov. 21 in Camden County, Oa. I weapons, imposing a state best arrangement o f Christmas Commissioners were advised uf required by law to set necessary John Schlrard, president o f the The couple flew to New York i siege and "making troop concern band from Florida Military A ca­ Saturday afternoon. Rights. I the possibility o f receiving a priorities. Consequeatly the date local group. "H e served 3 years and i City for a to-day honeymoon and 'ration* along the t-ebanese bor dem y nt DcLanci, and Central Florida'* most culnrfut hilre months in Ihe Army during World * There are four divisions in the «rant when a representative of o f January 15 1937 was selected Schlrard said this morning that will be at home. Ml Meilonville der. school bands. War 1 and was overseas,” tho residential lighting contest Each the State Board o f Health divi- as the cu t-off date for the first tho meeting, originally slated for \\e. after Dee. 4. The Turkish radio commentator Winter Park High School hand brother said Salurday night. He division first place wtnncr will ’ Ion appeared before that body priority list to lie submitted to the Tuesday night, is being deferred Coleman la the Division Man­ said investigation showed that receive a $25 U. S. Saving Bond, relative lo the construction uf th" U. S. Public Health Service. In­ due to the Junior High School ager for the Florida Power and Egyptian agents had played a will he in Sanfoni for Ihe after- was also a mem ber o f tho Am eriEach division’s second place win- loeal sewage treatment plant, formation will be furnished later football game which w ill t»» play Light Co. part in recent disturbances in Leb­ noon parade "w ith bell* on". In lean laqtion. Chubb was a form er addition, bands from Leesburg railroad man. ner will receive 10 silver dollars. Florida has been alloted $910,- as to the method by which prior- ed at Sanford Memorial Baseball Announcement o f the marriage anon. High School. Ilcl.und High School, j Other survivors include another stadium. (Continued on Page Four) 775 for the fiscal year 1957. The ities will be determined. was made this morning. There have been bombing at­ Boone High School o f Orlando, brother, L. 5!. Chubb, Winter tacks In recent weeks on Ercncli Seminole High School Band, Jun- Park anil a sister, Mrs. K. C. and Ilritish building* in the small lor Illgh-PInecreat Band ami Noel o f Salem, Mass. |Arab republic, Lebanese aginy and Crooms Academy will take their T*1® wnialna were taken to Coxpolice units have made sweep plaeo* along the route for their Parker Funeral Home in Winter Ing arrests. part in entertaining both children Park. A dispatch Friday from Beirut, and grownups. where there is strict censorship, Floats are now being decorated! said dynamite, arms anil maps Duvall, ] scene by Deputy Sheriff Morgan I the driver of the Cadillac left I IM 3 miles west o f Altamonte containing certain instructions In preparation for one of the most Five automobile accidents over Co trick. Richard E. presentation of th e the weekend in scattered sections Jacksonville, was reported at the McClellind. said that the lnves-|wlth his girl friend. French took Spring!, >were found in an automobile The colorful year’s parade! tlgation of th# accident is not yet off after the esr overtaking it j jy ,, tniek. drives o f the eounty claimed four in­ driver of the sedan. by James |dispatch, which had been drasti- theme o f this Mrs Durwood Day o f Orlando' complete. in Lnngwood where the caHitlar (TnrHors Frailer, SI, of jured and property damage set Rt. 2 ! rally censored, Indicated the auto- "K eep Christmas with Christ." | was taken to an Orlando hospital Another accldcal not yet c o m - 1smashed Into the rear o f his car. M^iilaml, was ' traveling west mobile belonged to a foreign dip- There will he twenty o f the small at $1650. fractured leg j plete occurcd at 2:30 a.m . Sun- Taking o ff again, the two cars when it smashed into a passenger loin at. float* manned hy students from | The first of the accidents oc- with a possible cured Saturday night at 7:15 following an ao-ident at thr Patio, day on the first curve north of going into a curve at a high rate ear driven hy Robert Jackson Ankara radio said Lebanese au­ school* throughout S e m i n o l e 1 of speed went out of control North. 56, a fernery employee of, u hen a Chevrolet pickup truck 10 miles south o f Sanford on 17-92. the ceatrr o f Lnngwood. thorities discovered a case con­ County. attem pting a left turn at the about 2:30 a m. Sunday. . | Trooper Mack said that Donald crashing into the yard o f Harold Casselberry. North was a ccom ­ taining bombs and other explo­ And, as Chairman McDonald Mark said tthat M. Sanford Farmers Auction Market: FHP Trooper Mack hat , M. French of Winter Park Jackson doing damage estimated panied by his wife. Roth received sives In a car belonging to a mem- said yesterday, there will he 15 was hit by a nuick sedan trying Durwoad Day and his wife Elain claimed a Cadillac sedan smash- at $50 to shrubbery The driver 1minor InJurle* and were taken to jb er „ f Egyptjln Embassy or 2<> float* in the parade spon­ t 9 p n «< I c a m e out of the Patio with a rd into the rear of his Ford of the Cadillac took o f f through an Apopka doctor’ s office for ,ta ff. It said they also seized an sored tiy local businesses, church­ Neither o f the drivers were in- group and was standing beside a ( coach. an orange grove and has not ye*t tr«-aimentarms eache in Ihe home of the es. and civic organizations. Jured and damage to each ve- car when another ear driven by | The story told to lh<s F ill’ been apprehended, Witnesses, according */> Trooper i car’ * chauffeur. "W e expect the largest crowd h id e was estimated at $50. Joseph H. Brown of Longwood. troopwr was "F ren ch and his The Investigation Is not com - 1T Mark Mack, staled "they -----------------------------In the history o f Sanford ChristTrooper T. Mark Mack, inves- backing out of a parking place girl friend, not aamed, and the plete, said the Trooper. were afraid lo pass the truck." j ma* Parades” McDonald said as A truck, apparently out of con­ “ two driver of the Cadillac, also not ligating officer said that Carl pinned 51rs. Day between the Frazier was charged with driving! he (Inscribed the activities o f his trol, sideswiped an automobile at named, were at a liquor store Albert Johnson o f 301 Holly Ave. car*. while intoxicated. ronim ittce Hoad Trooper Mack, assisted at the 10 miles south o f Sanford when 6:15 last night on State was driver o f the Sanford Gas The truck, with a badly dam­ Colder tonight, low 32-to, Tuesday ★ ★ ★ aged left front wheel, fender and fair and root. ★ L ★ ★ t) ★ ★ ★ bumper crashed into sand along th* left shoulder o f the highway. The car traveling approximately 35<l fret before coming to a stop j about 23 feet o f f o f the paved road. Deputy Sheriff Jams* Singlet lary assisted a t the scene Early this morning, two ears met head-un 7 miles south of Sanford oa J7 92 and were com ­ pletely demolished. M L. Everhart, attached to the Sanford NAS dispensary suffer­ ing with lacerations o f the fare and knees. His car, property of another Navy man was a 1919 Nath sedan. Everhart allegedly wrnt to sleep at thr wheel and lost rontrol o f hit car. Anthony J. Kudlac, 49. o f De­ nary was thrown clear o f his ear to escape uninjured, lie was driving a 1953 Chevrolet sedan. Both ears cam e to a stop off th# shoulders o f th# highway on t opposite aides. Everhart was traveling south, Kudlac was head- j ed north. Deputy Sh eriff A. E. Evans j Investigating Ihe crash said that Everhart will be charged with clear o f the wreckage end uninjured. Both cara were estimated as THESE TWO CARS crashed head-on this morning at approximately driving on the wrong side of the m i s TRUCK 8IDE85VIPF.D a passenger autom obile lulg yesterday on 8 U t« Road 436 two mile* west "total lossc*’ ’ . (S ta ff Photo) 4 :3u u m. seven mile* south o f ganford on 17-92. Driver of the |road. of Altamonte Springs. Tw o people were slightly injured In tb« crash. (S taff Photo) black car was lnp‘ *~4 while the driver o f the white car was thrown Jaycees To Again City To Seek Federal Sponsor Christmas Aid For Sewage W orks Aishting Contest 11 Bands Will Appear In Christmas Parade Ankara Charges Egypt Instigating Trouble Chiefs Club Meets H. H. Colem an's*"’ I Thursday, 8 p. m. Marriage Told Four Are Injured 5 Wrecks Reported Over Weekend I SHOPPING; DAYS T ill' Weather ★ r ★ ★ Additional Local News ~ " 4 � 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>, November 23, 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/4b562587c831606071e3c9e16d9be064.pdf 021d210971c6af58aa378d036a0cfef5 PDF Text Text v|8T*Wr!£lf%{ SANTA SAYS M A K E SANFORD YOUR I; •• I • You've never seen such wonderful selections! • You've never • been treated to such values! You've never found shopping so easy! Your local merchants have gone all out to make your Christmas shopping easy, con­ venient and profitable for you. See their gala arrays of brand new merchandise, selected with you, your family, your needs in mind! 0 « You’ ll save over and over again when you shop In Sanford. Thal'a because the dollar* you apenu at home stay at home, helping to Improve your home town — to build better schools, I) Improve your NtreetM, Install better street lighting, and support your fire & police department to give your property greater protection. So save your time, save on transportation costa! Tnke advantage of the big bargains Sanford merchants are offering to bring you a Brighter, Merrier Christmas than ever! e o it A ISLES F IL L E D W ITH G IF T IDEAS GOOD SHOPS NEAR YO U R HOME P LEN TY OF PARKING SPACE • N A T IO N A L L Y A D VERTISED BRANDS 0 • F R IEN D LY C LER K S T O HELP YOU LOW PRICES, V A LU ES EVERYW HERE «) u �4 j Shop and Save In Sanford H a n fo r d S fm itfi If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 8 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLVU Eatabllshed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 195« Associated Preaa Leased Wire NO. 141 America's Millions Celebrating Thanksgiving With Grateful Hearts Holiday Observed Nationwide Formal Opening Of Mayfair Inn Set For Dec. 8 DAD'S NIGHT for the Sanford Seminole* Inst night in Memorial Stadium turned (»in to a Dad’s tli*appointnicnt ns the Seminole* lost an unimpressive game 12-G to the DeLand Bulldogs. Pictured above, the captains for the Seminoles, Eddie Barbour (27) and his father Ed Barbour, and Bill Tyre (1 1 ) nnd his father W. W. Tyre meet with officials and DeLand Captains (Photo by Jameson) Ushering in the winter and Christmas social season will be the New York Giant*' annual formal opening of the M*yfair Inn, Saturday night. Dee. 3 be­ ginning at 7 p.m. The announcement, made today hy the Mayfair Inn'* General Manager Frank Mrhane Jr will start the reservation list for the gala occasion that will take place In lust a few day* more than twn week*. Iteservalions. s a id General 'Manager Mrhane. may he made by phoning the hotel. According to the program for opening night at the plush New York Giants* Mayfair Inn, Cock­ tails will lie served at 7 p.m., Dinner will begin at B o'clock, ami dancing will get underway at 9:30. Larry Fuller and HU Orchestra will play for dancing on opening night and will then appear throughout the season at the Mayfntr Inn. The popular three-piece orchestra comes to Sanford and the Mayfair Inn from Ntw York City. Dinner, this sear, will h- « r v etl In the newly decorated dining room which is again In charge of Mr*. Ida Mae King and her hus­ band Herbert King. Mr. and Mrs. King will be remembered locally for their unusual persortalitv and popularity nmung guests visiting the Mayfair Inn. The huge dining room haa been completely done over, Maniiger Mehune said today, ami especially attractive are the bril­ liant new rhrystal rhandeliers which adds a touch of elegance ami formality. It has been earlier reported that the coming season at MayCi|- Inn " 'll be the highest In the history of tile popular vacation spot here in Sanford. Reservations have been receiv­ ed for weeks from hundreds nf the former guest* of thr hotel and new guests who are looking forward to snendins their winter vacation In Central Florida. Following dose on the heels of the gala annual opening night at the Mayfair Inn will he thr Nrrnml Annual Mayfair Inn $15.nno PGA Open The mid D ecem ­ ber golfing event which drew thousands to Sanford Iu t year will bring even larger crowds for Florida's biggest and most pop­ ular tournament Mehune said today that re see vations may he made for opening night tables by calling the Mayfair Inn. First Aquatic Art ' / nterstatHighway Symposium Slated S u r v e y Is Underway \ Winter Park A progress report on the Flor- ial photographs of the area beIda Interstate System, which in* tween Jacksonville and Pensacola cludM-plau* foi Ihc I>Vr Monme already h.1Ve been taken. Other A symposium to acquaint Cen­ Causeway originally proponed to sections will be photographed tra! Florida with the activities rrOsS the lake at the foot o f within the next few days. F l o r i d a 's interstate system, o f the International Academy o f French Ave. and join 17-92 in Volusia County by way of a new! when completed, will link JackAcquatlc Art will be held at the route, was made late yesterday sonvillc, l,ake City, Tallahassee, Langford Hotel in Winter Park to Gov. LcBoy Collins bv llnad Pensacola, Orlando, Tampa, St. on Dee. 21-23. Boanl Chairman Wilbur E. Jones. Petersburg, Daytona Beach and Boad Chairman Jones said Miami by free limited access The first Annual Aquatic Art ^jym podum will be conducted by yesterday, in Tallahassee air and highways. Jones said there has been no Beulah Gundling, Pan-American field surveys o f I,DM miles of the Florida Interstate Highway action by federal authorities on champion, 5 times VS.—A A.U .1 system are underway preparatory Florida's application 'for IncluChampion, 1935-3(1 winner of the to submitting detailed route de,,f f1 Tampa-Mlaml highway, coveted solo tst class honors at seriptlons to federal highway a Miaml-llomeslead link and a mad from Ihc Alabama line to the International Festival of authorities. No mention was made in the Cottondale < Die intcrstile sysAquatic Art. and her husband1 report regarding the Lake Monroe tent. and coach, Henry I. dandling,' The only interstate highway president of the International A- Causeway which Fifth District ^•adem.v of \qu:iti? Art an.I a mem Bond Board Member William Dial project actually under way Is a Ih er of the L'.S. Olympic Games said would be the first section nf five mile section at the Lakeland the proposed system to get und- e n d o f tie Lakeland T.intna committee. erway. link. Another five-mile stretch Sir. and Mr*. dandling will he However, Jones did say that ........ > Plant t'ttv mil the assisted bv Miss Lynda Bridgers the mad department is holding Tolk County line will he put to of Altamonte Springs and Semin­ o ff work on a detailed route de contract as soon as rights of way ole County who won interna­ scriptloo of the section between acquisitions are completed tional recognition last summer A study of Tampa's metrepoll­ whan she received third class Lakeland and Daytona Beach by hewers in the Academy Festival way of Orlando pending confer- tan street system, including an held at McGill University, Mont- ences with representatives of the expressway and Interstate route Glenn L. Martin Co., which Is through the city, will be completreal, Canada. to erect * large mami- 'd shortly after the first of (§ Lynda Bridgers was responsible planning factoring plant south of Orlan ' the year, Jone« said, for the appearance In Central do. F*e!d surveys have been comFlorida at the Symposium. The . In th. first nf regular monthly pi«t*d t*tw«*n U.5. <» HillsGundllngi coached Lynda to progress reports to Gov. Collins borou*h Co,,n,)r » n<1 on atardom. on the Interstate system, Jones *be interestate system location Lynda. 13-year.old is a junior said detailed to|Nigrnphic and traf- Jm contract plans are nraring In the lop five of her rla<s at fie studies are being made to completion on a third Tampa Hay Winter Park High School, is an meet the requirement that route brlH« « «hich will be required to honorary member of U»« fabulous descriptions be presented to the " r r y *n ‘nter*t,,# h,*hw*Jr mt0 Iiar-Ntxon Troupe of Munich, Buresu of Public Boads by Jan Germany, and the Peterhoro Orimcnt.il Swimming Club. Peter- I. lie said the road department irough, Ontario, Canada. also is setting up procedures fur Sam Snyder, producer of atu- making detailed cost estimates of world famous Water Follies ha« the proposed Florida system Thr already offered Miss Lynda estimates must be in the hand Bridgers star billing at top prices of the hurcau by July I. anytime she wishes to turn pro­ I'ndcr the federal interstuti fessional hut her formal r.ltira highway law. the federal govern tion comes first. ment will hear to per rent of the Those attending the symposium cost nf building multiple lane will have an opportunity In see limited access highways connect .J.ynda perform, demonstrating ing population centers over s 13Wigures and variatirths not yet yesr period. standardised or listed in the A A Florida has been allocated 19 U. Swimming Hand books. million dollars in federals funds Those wishing lo register for for the current fiscal year and tha Symposium and participate 23 million dollar* for the second may do so by contacting Mrs. A. year of the program. The state L. Bridge'., chairman. Aciuatic must commit the fund* within a Art Symposium, Langford Hotel, two-year period. * Jones advised th» governor aer Winter Park. The proposed schedule on Dee. 21 Is the first session to begin prom ptly at 7:30 p.m.; on Dee.1 « from 10 a.m. to 12 noon 2 tun In t p m and A to 10 P m , on Sunday Dec 23 the S\ m Potium ends wt*h a session from I to 5 p ra Hosrever, a water ballet. "Christmas Around The World" wilt be stdged Sunday night. Dee H at a p ni hy Langford Marlin Hub H will be directed by Mitl A PART OF THE HUGE GROUP o f employe* at Brook­ Diane Nila, a former star of field Mills, in Sanford, enjoy a Thanksgiving Ham Dinner ■ a * Snjder'a Water Folllca. , C By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS America'* millions — with many, many thing* to b« grateful for — celebrate Thanksgiving Day today with traditional church-goIng, feasting, family gatherings, football games and parade*. Many had one *ye on the turkey and th* other on events In Europe and th* Middle East. Prayer* o f thank* for pait blesilngt mingle with prayer* that there shall be no more war and that the downtrodden people* of the world shall win th*ir freedom. Special church service* — msny of the nation Is fair and cold. For President and Mr*. Elsen. hower ther* I* attendance at th* National Presbyterian church in Washington, te be followed by * turkey dinner at the home k. their ion, Ma], John Elsenhower, and his family at Ft. Belvoir, Va. Family reunions and gatherings A MESSAGE FROM SANTA CLAIJS wa* delivered nt the local Western Union office of old friends around the festive to Garfield Willett*, chairman of the Santa Clniw Committee for the Jayceets. Santa board ware abundant. Claua said "i'll be in Sanford next Wednesday." (Staff Photo) Railroad* and airlines reported heavy travel. Today was the first Thanks­ giving Day for the Initial group of Hungarian refugee* from the current Communist terror. Slaty of them landed yesterday at an The Sanford I’SO flub i* dosAir Force base In New Jeriey rd until Dee. I while the interior and mnre are due tonight. of the building gels a complete Members of the Seminole Court- are now sure that SanU Claus Holiday menus were prepared ty Junior Chamber of Commerce *111 be here to greet all of of the in hospitals, jails and othsr public renovation. said Garfield institutions. City crews ar» busy sanding are happy today. They’ve he.rd g' r l , ;' Willetts. floors, repainting the Interior, re­ from Santa Claus! Servicemen and women at home painting furniture, and fixing tip ie„_ m. .......... Tommy McDonald. Chairman and abroad also feasted, with lo r awhile, the Committee of y,,, J(iycee Christmas Parade turkey topi on th* menu. in gener I. For many o f the unfortunate, When ei pemul Dec. 1, said slated to meet Santa Claus, and Committee said this morning that Chamber of Comiii*re« Manager appointed to see that the boys and the huge milc-and-a-half parade from New York's Bowery to sktd John Kridu late yesterday, the girl* o f Sanford and Seminole .......... _ ( W'B get underway next Wednesday rows far away, there Is free tur­ key and trimmings at sheltsrs. Navy men will have a completely County all had an opportunity to afternoon at 4 o'clock sharp, new and redecorated USO to en­ sec Santa were pretty glum. "Detail* and complete plan*! In Washington, diplomats from joy. Garfield Willett*, chairman of tnr *b«' parade are now In-ginning American republics are to be Tlie building, after Dec. ], said the committee, today had a tele-' *° hr complete," said McDonald, among worshipers it the 47th Krtder, will he for the exclusive gram from Santa Claus at hi* ” and wc WM soon be able to an-i annual Pan-Amsrtcan Mas* at ti<e of the USO and their activi­ headquarters at the North Pole. noince the parade route*, the St. Patrick's church. Fifty resident* of PlymosWh. ties. which slates that the Jolly Old name* of all sponsors of float*. USO Building Is Being Redecorated Santa Claus To Be H ere For P a ra d e Gentlemen will arrive tn Sanford parade marshalls, and all o f ( '| ' , ' 9' ^ J'™* ThanksI_ ____ _____ . _____ the nih.r . i . entertainment i_____ _ in giving Pay was observed. wear In tune for .L the- -gigantic Jayceeother „gala Merchant* Vs.oclatlon Parade fnr •**« and girl* of 8a m Ia i'— Z r ^ I m 'r J j.s V m i ro ^ ttl* !! “ « T ..O S .7. I J - a s - « « " ” '• co u n t,." ..IS S S K T ' a ' l S f l S . The telegram read »» followi: j. . . . Department stor# parade* are Hoy* and Girls of Sanford: ,,, k, d ,h*‘ being held in New York Ctty, I will he in Sanford for the ,* * * '* ,* ,he cr"'*<11Philadelphia, Baltimore, Detroit Christmas Parade, Nov. 23. 1939. , r . 10 at cn" * snrutma* Par- Jmj f ijswh«re. It,, good boy* and girl* for Mom |, e ber* and every effort i* b«-j ___________ and Dad. Sc* you then. In* rn* '"‘ **• ,h*' P»>P*r.tlona1 i rtvm arc completed to give Santa Santa. I C)au* a whopping btg time dur-' Willetts wa* elated over hi*! Ing his brief atiy here." Great big, colorful hnllooni will telegram at the Western Union Fair and milch colder today; offirc lale yesterday afternoon, he on hand to sell during the per-! highest in mid 53.; (sir und told lie »ay», our plant to meet Santa etle, Mason Wharloh chairman of! er tonight, lowest 32-10; fair and *nd have him In the Parade on the Balloon Committee »nd the! continued told Friday. j time will now be completed. "W* Christmas Shopping Tour Com­ mittee, said. "Proceeds from the sale of the balloon* will j provide . gala .hopping tour in ^ (-roJ, offif|>u of ,h# .Sanford for deserving hoy. and County Chapter have rei c*uiiMr0m * *','irb>’ “ ntheoge. wor^ from EiDworth BunChildren, and parents as well, j,fr prnldm t of th* American are looking forward to .celng n , (| cross, that ''T h . Amerlc.n tn#» ten colorful binds march (National fled Cron ha« Incrtattd and Play in next Wednesday s R, jliocationa to Hungary to well parade Prominent among lh * ,nv, r , quarter of a million do’ , visiting hands will he the Stet-1 |jr , •• »on University Marching Band Hunker. In a menage to the accompanied by a corps of ma- j,* ,) chapter, reiterated "urgent jorette* and drum major. who|n,,.| f„ r funds" and said Red will thrill their Christmas P ar-{ Cross chapter* across the country ad* audience. In addition, *h«' wnulrl accept contributions to h« Florida Military A e a d e m y 1allocated solely for Hungarian asmarching unit and band will be sistanr*.” on hand In Sanford for the firsti p is estimated il* montht will time. The Winter Park High be required to relocate Hungarian School hand will be here “ with refugees now in Austria. Meanbelt* on” according to * "m e v whll*. according to Hunker's me*j ssge from It* director recently, sage to the Seminol* County ChapTlte Boone High School Band tar. th* International R*d Croaa ! in their colorful and unique re- will help car* for the** refugees i galia will also h« here to take by providing funds and suppllepart. ; contributed by National Red Crow Also prominent In band posi-1 societies throughout th* world, lion* will b» the Seminole High Ther* were M.iyv) Hungarian ! School band. Crooma Academy r*fuze*i in Austria as of Nov. U. Rand. Oviedo-Lvman High School said Bunker. Rand, Junior High Pinecreat School In the message tt was tald that Rand. United Nations relief to revoltOther out-of town bands who torn Hungary wttl be distributed ssdl take part In next Wednes- through International Red Cross, day's parade are those from Lee*, following an agreement with Philat noon yesterday. It was the first of sttch dinner* planned burg High Shoot and DeLand lip* Deseynet. U. N. Under Secre1High School. *tery General. by the more than 70 employes. (Staff I’ l*>to) Social Security representatives, and representative* of other gov­ ernmental agencies who have heen using the USO facilities will now interview their client* and groups In the recreational building local ed in Fori Mellon Park. "Our Navy men must b* happy d have a plaee for their USO activities," said Krtder Weather Hungary Allocation Increased; Funds Urgently Needed �w *• «••it iV v THE 8ANF0RD HERALD -»■-• ■ Bv STANLEY THE O LD H Q M E TO W N ASOUND TH, Uxei, u i , 299,000,0C0 111-MW. 000; Individual Income and fm. ployment taaea which include otf. r coM.'ncv MVAOCVOl* PRIVATE ■Ma l u a i l f «fie> i m a m i J aw m aail age Insurance, unemployment in.'* turance, and railroad retirement taxes, MMW,000,000 *37370.000,- WOOLOMT W C A * / l THESE « U a f HATSI THty --MUST 1 ANYWA.V.., r FOUND THli O-St OM. NO? AMO r/uv DfivwfwwxTA wee \ fo r example, She withholdiag taxes reported hy employer! in meiiopdlkaw areas hear state lines include substantial amounts with. held from sslarics of employes W W l W T TWAX I ME TOGO < HOME ANO CHANCE I who reside la neighboring sUtu. Mem w hlv wk WOOO C H i S R U O •SSL AX IMS TMUHSDAV E V K X |X « r o o lb a ll Thanksgiving Day ra itlT a l Soldiers o f Fortune Waatbar-Nawe-Bporta Itaadaivous Hunting E Flaking w ltk Pol Suae* a t Taalarday Enchanted Mlrrsr Jobs Ualy and tbe Nawa llob Cummtng* Show U roucho Mara Clim ax Our l-om bardo Show H ighw ay Falrol Th# Via# ont*gf OUTLAW HUSWf* TOTUB CAVE TO INVEST OATE THE SHOT HE HEAflP. 'ts& ASVisrzjBMMtt S H O T / Missing Trie Feud KEY WEST (It—A trio missing overnight on a boat excursion was found yesterday on a lofty ocean marker near American Shoals UgbtWllliam O’Renick of Big Pint Kay and Judy Dunkin and Allan McCurdy, both of Palm Beach, made the structure in a crippled motor boat which later parted Its mooring. R lX ilia liee V s tl M l Lady tilt tilt SSMBJif" j i l t I t i N Up e a S k< 1 SO as Ue WorU Ti s ee Our Mias Breaks Site llouiaparry in sit **»•« Crews T# Vets Oe Contract MIAMI (It—Mstlonsl Air Unes ground ertws’ largest union local starts voting today on m threeyear contract their negotiators don’t like. The issue, which broke down mediation last week, is between the company’s offer of a contract without a wage reopening provieion and the union's demand for reopening after one year- Night Mows Report TraaaitrOf.lUht >\\\J NOTHING BUTspools . *JJ' C HAIQ CUQICQS.SCA0VCS ) SCRAPE, BUTTONS, r * ' * - . 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A far e r f from the first Thanksgiving We’re thankful for the generosity of our it took place when the small band of Pit* . grims knelt in fervent prayer out of gratltude for their remarkable deliverance when ^famine seemed to stare them in the face. Nine years after that first Thanksgiving .celebration (It was in 1680), the PUgrams ^celebrated the event following each harvest, Two hundred years later New York State established an wmual Thanksgiving D a y with President Abraham Lincoln setting ‘ aside the day for worship in 1864. President Lincoln issued a proclamation calling upon the nation to thank God and made the fourth neighbors, and there are millions who watch, one over the other, for fear that some marauding force might harm them. Our Thanksgiving is resplendent with the happiness of our homes; the cheerful, gay. and tinkling voices o f children, though deprived o f their widelands for play, pleamre and recreation, are happy in their pur°f f t • £ Thanksgiving though U not a 1 devoted to the Prayers of a grateful people for the multitude o f gifts that have been heaped »*' ° ! f t f t T Perii, » , „ gw*t when the little b u d of m grhnafondlndlon. armed withbovsend C £ m - U n k n . . r e .rapt, u d no u p p lr ' nf 4nnA u f ntTniiiMp wintprfl wi f t ssvttT® M d w housing to J ^ d off ths c o l d - yet these brave souls, seeking freedom from oppression, knelt In prayer for bounteous 'gifts. v Today the perils are greater 1 Enemies are armed, not with bows and arrows, but with atomic powar missiles so devastating that millions could be wiped out In one gigantic Wow—the air is filled with cargo and pasangers facing unknown and uncounted dan_. sofiL. Link***ntf■ meare sas vnaiiail •era thealaxMia elements—hi&hways massed » » • be.towe,l opon u th . plutlful .o d m> "Y 11" * * ,ood: •“ *«• '° v«' "«l*hbor. end all the other attrlbutfs to vn&1(6 life ft joyous one* Jodav there is cause for Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving for the freedoms we enjoy j3 « . ; * I | I ■» With machine* darting at uncontrolled speeds toward one another unmindful of what might •head—. nations poised for war— races be!_____ pitted one against the other taking away the guiding hand of Providence in • race for no one knows what. • And it is Thanksgiving! '.The eyes o f all wait upon thee; and Thou givest them their meat in due season.” said David in the Book o f Psalms (145:15) * "Sing unto the Lord with Thanksgiving; •Mg praises upon the harp unto OurXJod:” b e ’ said. (147:7) We have much to be thankful for: In a land where hunger ia seldom heard; where shelter is available for the mere ask­ ing. Harvests every day o f the year as the seasons rotate and carrier systems whisk daily fresh foods into every market o f the country. Clothing for wnrmth and comfort. and style; our military forces who gunrd •very second the nations shore lines—by j s t a s l -S X " and with which our nation has been be­ stowed. Thanksgiving for our leaders who un­ selfishly serve their citizens without fear o f reprisal from those above them in power and office. Thanksgiving for our government in Letters To The Editor cities, counties states and nation which provides us the protection from those who v,aef for . . . wou^ inflict shame, Injury, damage or men tal burdens upon their neighbors and ac quaintances. Today we have much to be thankful fori Too much to pass up the opportunity to stop, even for a moment, to lift our hearts and words heavenward— voice our thanks for the place wo have made for ourselves in this wondrous land o f plenty. T. Morfit Doesn't Know What He Is By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK UV—Thomas Gsrri■on Morfit, who haa >5 bowtlea and runa a MM-mllllon-doltor-a year business, has a problem. He knows what ho does for a living—but ha can't figura out what he to. Behind a door marked "shop Wide-Awake Drivers foreman” , near a desk guarded A newspnper letter writer complains that time. The program to a 12-million dollar a year operation now, and Garry has to supervise a staff of 85 people, including six writers. 'The troubia with an operation o f this kind,” he said, "to that as it grows you have to spend more and more time on administrative details, leaving you less time for the creative end.” Gerry to sometimes called "the only guy In television without an enemy," but his easy going na­ ture riles a bit when he is some­ times asked, "How do you like working before an audience of w om en!” Their tone implies they don't feel housewives have much Intel Ilgcnce,” Garry said. "Y et women make up more than half the audience that watches tho top intellectual or cultural evening programa. "Do they auddenly get smarter after 6 o’clock? I don't think to. They’ re smart all day. "Women are Interested in any subject you present—as long aa you don't get pedantic In your approach.” Garry appears ao completely at ease on his ihowa that It to hard to believe he (till sometimes has to fight down actor's buck fever. by a stuffed imitation bulldog, Thomas Garrison Morfit sat ana mused aloud over his predica­ ment while a yellow parakeetihe gift of an admirer—flew about tho office looking for a quiet place to park and take'the load o ff Ms feathers. " I sing ■ little, but I'm not a singer,” said Thomas Garrison Morfit. "I dance a little, but no­ body would call me a dancer, t also crack a few Jokes, but I'm not really a comedian. 1 really don’ t know what I am. But everyone In show business today know* what Thomas Garrl son Morfit—ho's known as "Gar­ ry Moore" during business hours — has become. He's the house wives’ delight, and a real king pin in the wonderful world of subscription rates •« Carrtor lla »ar weak Oaa Month »!.#• Tho 1956 Christmas Parade sponsored television. Tamo Moalha Sti Moalho Oaa Taar Jointly by tho Scminolo County Junior It at it 7» lit.is Garry and hia pixie pall—n u t­ All Obituary aollroa. aardo of Ihanha, rooolullono and Chamber o f Commerce and tho Sanford Mcr wood Kirby, Denise Lor and Ken aotl.-or of antortalnmonl for Iho purpose nf raltlna fundo win bo eharerd for at raaular advertising ratra chants Association will bo over a mile and Carson— brighten the lives of a half long. Fair wnrning! Don’t miss tho many homemakors with their an­ Tha llorald I. a momitor nf lha aaaaelatad Pr*M tics on "The Garry Moore Show” , which In nntlllnd aeeludraly In lha naa fnr repuhllrafirst visit to Sanford by Santa Claus— tho a daytime program now in it* IIon nf all lh* local nawa prlntad In IM> nnw.papar. one opportunity to seo him in person—and aaventh year. Itdpraaantad Nationally ho Oonaral Advarll.lng ninybe an opportunity to whisper those "A ll of a sudden wo find wo Sarvl.it Inn. Itl O ta rs'* Sarin *. Rank Ittd* Christmastime secrets in his ear! Atlanta Oaorsta aro tho oldest consecutive enter­ • • • tainment ahow on TV—and that Thursday November 22,1950 Page 4, Tho biggest event In Sanford’s social sea- rather frighten* ua," said Garry, "W e hestitate to whoop ami holl­ TODAY’S IHIILE VERSE eon tnkes place Saturday night December er about the fact we’re the old­ By faith Abraham obeyed when he was 8th when the Mayfair Inn celebrates its An­ est. We don't want to cad atten called. HEAD: Hebrews 11: 8-10. nual Opening! lion to our age But Moore is one o f those lucky mortals time seem* to pass by Although he It 41, and has been In radio and TV for 2t years, his grassroots humor and wheat-crop By SAM DAWSON Ford, which at this lime last i lions didn't change, being held by haircut give him the air of an eternal college boy. NEW YORK OR—Some of th# year ranked fourth among the California Standard Oil, Socony What exptaini tho amaiing suc­ biggest boys arc putting on more giants o f profit, Is down to 11th .. ... an(| General Electric, re- cess of this ex-sport* announcer profit weight this year, Atul «VaU place now after a 53 per cent apcctivcly — each better than 150 who became a performer by acciwhen thrir corporate earnings are tumble, running behind a year ago, they dent and doubts himself he has General Motors, despite a 30 per million dollara. aren't exactly wasting away. cent drop In earnings so far this Kennecott Copper Jumped from any partlculsr talent? Fifteen American nonfinandal year, still holds top rank, how­ 10th to 12th this year — from 82 A Broadway flesh peddler would ■ay. *'lt’» because every girl corporations each have made ever, edging out New Jersey million dollars profit in the first who secs him wants to mother more than 100 million dollars a f Standard Oil. The Detroit giant nine months of 1955 to 118 million him— whether she’ s 9 or 90.” ter taxes so far this year. That Is made G39V* million dollars, while this lime, a gain nf 42 per rent But a Utter reason, perhaps, is oils nioia lliau vault.! that much lint big oil Company report* iU Indiana Standard Oil retained Ithat V an industry which somein lh* first r.'.r.c months c f 1313, r.!r.a months net at £03 million to five more than did in the same retain second place. It was a J5 nth plnco despite Raining 12 per times tends to regard people us cent In earnings this year. Union faceless symbols Moore always period of 1954. In prewar 1939 only per cent rise for Jersey. Carbide A Carbon kept ilth place remember* they are people. His two of them made that much — Bell holds onto third position the Ilcll Telephone System and with a gain of It per cent, report­ with a alight nrofit gain. Shell Oil humor Is sometimes robust, but Is tho fifteenth, a 17 per cent in. never cruel. He never reaches for General Motors. ing 5 5 0 million dollars net in­ crease bringing it from 8<J million a laugh at the expense of dstrovFour o f this year's IS stayed come. to Just above Iho 100 milliun mark. Ing anyon's essential human dig­ above the 100 million mark al­ Du Font has moved Into Ford's though reporting earnings dropped old place at fourth, although the nity. ,, Although Garry hits a bigger Jacob RIU, Danish-Amcrlcan below tost year’s. chemical firm'* protits this year When ail o f lD56'a earnings af­ are 4 per rent lower than last philanthropist and editor, first tingle audience as weekly master proposed the Christmas 3e*l me­ o f ceremonies on " I ’ve Got a Se­ ter taxes are tallied, two more year, when it was fifth. corporations may join th* 15. U. S. Steel moved up from sixth thod o f raising funds to fight tu- cret” , his dally morning CBS net­ work show takes most of bis Their nine months profits weren't to fifth, although earnings were berculosis in the United States. too far below the mark. o ff 8 per cent, while the Texaa The summer steel strike and the Co. went from seventh to sixth auto sales drop changed the stand with a 9 per cent Increase in logs of some of the top IS money profits from Us oil aetlvlUes. Gulf makers, and pushed another one Oil rose ev«n faster, from elev­ out of the list. enth to seventh place, on a 43 Bethlehem Steel, which at this per cent Jump. With RTROIT REALTY will be given <* a Sties type worker time last year had earned more Du Pont, big steel, Texas and whit Is interested in building a aerure future. than 100 million dollars, was iust Gulf ware all In the 200 million You must he mature, have the reapect of your neighbors, under that figure when th* turn to 300 million bracket. willing lo put that little extra into the effort any success re­ mer quarter ended. Eighth, ninth and tenth post quire*. A car la necessary A ■ working knowledge ef the rountry side would be an asset. If you tan aril. STROUT REALTY will provide all the ba«lc need* for acquiring n working know. Ied;tp of the Country Real Estate Business - a FIELD WE DOMINATE. STROUT REALTY provides full support, national advert­ ising. internationally circulated catalog, highway sign* Ir local promotional aidw. Commissions earned by foil time effort M‘ ' ‘ annual — ‘ *--------— *sure* you a big Income. There to — investment ef franehle* charge. All Utters supplying Information Indicating an aptitude to list, ahow & sell country real estate as a STROUT RE/ TY representative will earn an early iatervlew. Write prompaly including telephone number to automobile designers seem to lack new Ideas, persisting year after year in making cars longer and lower. Ho suggests they might bo made shorter and higher and thus pro­ vide both more parking apace and more highway room. Also, he believes it would contribute to caa|cr maneuverability. At least the man has an idea, and |t may even get a hearing if the situation getn much worse. In tho meantime, the important thing is to help drivers seo where they’re going and The Sanford Herald Published Dally Bt«*pt Saturday as* Sunday to have tho speedometer clearly In view. Sniirtd i> .acond i Ii n matter October ST, ISIS at Dream cars arc being turned out these days, tfeo Post otfles at Sanford. Florida undor lha Aol but nono will ever eliminate the need for of CiMlfN. of March S IITS rnilD PERKINS. Editor and Publisher wide-awake drivers. MARION HARMAN SR.. Eiaaullra editor That’s not n new idea. But it’s a good one. EVELYN J CU8HINO Advartleln* Manaaor ; ert Fokes would return to his o f word about Hungary and the Mid­ dle East; not a word about flee as an administrative assist­ Middle East; not a 'word about ant Dec. 1. the U. S. or even my new state, At the same time, the gover W* came from Gary, Indiana to­ nor announced that J. Edwin Gay day. would leave bis administrative - I am not a crank or a fusspot, I Just want news, all of th* news, assistant post Jan. t to return every day. I read a lot and want to the private practice of law in to know what's going on. I have 3 children, two will go to ichool Jacksonville Fokej, formerly a Miami at­ they have the right to know news torney. left the governor'* office We want a good newspaper. Ex cuse please that I wrote you. Also last March to direct Collins’ pri that 1 write with pencil; the mo­ mary and general election cam­ tel Is out o f Ink. 1 asked them paigns. He also had directed Col­ Best regards. lins’ 1954 campaigns and went in­ Sincerely to office with Collins in January Mr. and Sirs. John 1955. M. Garrett and Collins said that Gay, who Join fam ily. cd his staff In October 1955, had Eds Note: We are eertainly hap. remained on the staff longer than py to have heard from you. To he had anticipates! and at a p er-, be sure, all o f the newi was not sonal sacrifice. on the front page — but all of the news about Sanford and Sem­ inole County was there. The Sinford Herald Js proud of its cov­ erage of local and county newt and w* hop* you will enjoy read­ ing about your new home. Editor Sanford Herald Juit a note to expres a hearty "amen” to your editorial of yes­ terday advocating the widening of Sanford Ave. and tha Road to SNAS. We at the Church, because o f our location, are quit* aware of the need; and those o f us who live on the Avenue or use it daily feel the need keenly. When cars are parked, passing to risky. Sincerely yours, Perry L. Stone, Minister Corporations Put On Profit Weight A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO SELL REAL ESTATE LAY-A-W AY TH O SE A P P LIA N C E G IFTS NOW A T B AG G ER LY A P P LIA N C E CENTER 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 1757 SEE US FOR FULL DETAILS News piantings can be used to advant­ COUNTY AGRICULTURAL age AGENTS COLUMN CECIL In selecting plants for your A TUCKER, n badge, consider th* hardiness of Arc you considering pUathif a the plant, th* type of soU, and hedge? location and tb* of th* hedge yoe Aa ornamental bodge eon find want to grow. | s piece In almost any landscape It’s a good idea to prapar* you plan, whether city or country, and soil b*for* yoa gat your plants "During the cooler nonthe to the On* good way to prepare the sol best time to plant a hedge.” for a hedge to to cultivate thor There are many varieties of oughly a strip four or five few plants for ornamental hedges that wide and Bis ia a heavy appii ■re euited to Florida condition . catio* of wail-rotted manure. An­ The range of varieties Include* other method, and perhaps th* evergreen*, throb* which art a better, to to dig a trench II to maia of color at blooming time, 14 icthet d**p and fill it with a and (till others with foliags of mixture of top toll and manure. many hues. Soma of the dwarf Don’t ua* fresh manure, b*caui* varieties can b* trimmed to a t may beat. Organic matter foot or toss, while others can he may ba mixed into the soil if trimmed to almost any height you you hove ■ supply on hand. wish. Set the plants In n straight 11m , Before planting, give careful at th* urn* depth they were in consideration to the location of th* nursery row, being careful the hedg« and to the type of hedge to spread th* roots. Pack the soil to be grown, as well aa to the well about th* roots and water variety of plant to be used. If thoroughly. In sparing, a good rule you have a small lot, a low hedge to six inches apart for a low, com­ can be used effectively; while on pact hedge. Average sparing for larger grounds, one or more most hedges to about 12 inches. hedges In combination with other Th* higher you expect your hedge to be, the farther apart you should space the plants. After planting you should com­ plete the tob with a mulch of *af mold, peat, straw or rotted manure. To be sure you don’t lose plants and to stimulate early Sanford Herald growth, water regularly. Fertilise Sanford, Florida aad cultivate the h*dg* plants Dear Sir: regularly. Th# amount and typ* I limply havt to writ* you. of pruning you will need to give Just came to Sanford to start my tha hadge will depend on the employment Got to the motel to height of hedge you want, its rat* get my paper. Before you do any of growth, and tha way you plan thing else, pleas* get today’ s pa­ to ua* it per and you will know that my Th* Florida Agricultural Exper­ complaint and concern are Just. iment Station at Galneivlll* con­ Look at your front pag*, please! ducted a series of experiments "G ary’s like a duck swimming C o f C Membership Drive; out of with hedge plants beginning about —he looks calm on the surface, county school problems, P. T. A. 29 year* ago. As a result, and bas­ but undemaath he’s mighty meetings, club msetings, church ed on this restarch the Florida meetings. Don't misunderstand Agricultural Extension Servlet boay." me. My Missus and I plan to be published a bulletin on Ornamen­ active ourselves when w« get set­ tal Hedges for Florida. This pub­ In church and P. T. A. and lication contains datailed instruc­ FokesW ill Return tled Masons. And th* news is fine. tions on planting, ehooilng varie­ Dear Sir: W* live in a big ties, climatic conditions, pruning To Office Dec. 1 world today, fa r bigger than San and care of hedget. You can got TALLAHASSEE WV-Gov. Col­ ford, Florida. Where are the world a copy of this bulletin, No. 182, lins has snnounced that W. Rob­ newi in your paper? Not a single free at the County Agent's office. STROUT REALTY Since 1900 Greatest Name I* Earth C. L. Brady, District Manager 307 We»t Colonial Dr. Orlando, Fla. ( I K (a| Tnauotjafiaa. Ia>. W l “ uo,J- The support ot n great American newspaper, the Philadelphia North American, and columnist Leigh! i # Mitchell Hodges made a success o f the first American Christmas Seal Sale to raise fundi to tight tuberculosis. Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT l i r THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND TOR SKMINOl.r COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CIIANCKItr. NO. HOWARD L. PKNDLKTON and YVONNE PENDLETON. ^ P la in tiff. MAROARET A. SP R R A D R irn r and WKNDALL N. SPIl EADRI’ RY, Prfandanta NOTICE OP PORSU-f.OStNK aALP. N olle* la harahy (Ivan that tha uni!ar«l*nad aa Clark nf tha abor* •t*l»d Court anil In accordance with tha I n a i o f tha Htata o f Florida mad* and nrnvldad. will ' at 11:00 o'clock A. M.. nn Norambar S#, UJ*. aall at public outcry to tha hlahMt blddar fnr raah. to tha hlahaat and b»«t blddar fnr raah. at tha front dnnr a* tha Court Ifmii* In an fo r Samlnola County. Plorlad. at Sanford. F lori­ da. nrnparty altuata. Irina and bain* In Hamlonln County. Florida, mnra particularly daarrlhad aa followa? Trfllr 14 and IS rilnnW PRARI. LAKE IIKIOIITfl. aero rd tr* In Mat tharanf •• rarnrdad In Plat Rnnk S, na*a T7. Public Racnrda n f Samlnol* Cnuntr. Florida. Said aala and thla nntlra wilt ha and la mad* pursuant tn Final Dacraa o f Foracloturo antarad In raaa aumhar alylad •• abnva •hnwn. n P. Ilarndon, Clark of th* Circuit Court •llan V. Oabnrna, Jr. P. O. Boa SO Orlando, Florida Altornay for M n lntlffi H E A L) 11-12 "I smear Unstick on his shirt when he’s not looking, and he lets me buy anything 1 want. So That You Will Have Cash For Next Christmas START YOUR 1957 CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW SELECT THE CLUB THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS $0.25 $0.50 $ 1.00 $ 12.50 25.00 50.00 $2.00 100.00 $3.00 $3.00 130.00 230.00 *S A N E O R D Atlantic NAjfgNH. bank. (AffilU ltd WJkThtAtUmikSjlioul bnlcfJidMimll*) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cerperaiien Accounts Insured ep to I1MOO.M e ; �■» •’ .y z s ir»f-, « V 7 1 B*. <* THE gAWTORP HERALD Thurs.. Nov. 22,1056, Page 5 | S o c ia l fcvw iSt Program On 'A B C s O f Good Gardening Given A t Meeting Mr*. David Gatchel acted a* hoetru to a recant meeting of the Camellia Garden Circle, with Mr*. Robert Orwlg serving as c.v J w ten . P Mr*. Ralph Betti, chairman, d la c u s a e d the announcements from the board meeting, after which ah* Introduced Mrs. Rich­ ard Silver* as a new member. Mr*. G a t e h e I. horticulture chairman, passed out mimeo­ graphed papers for each member’s note book. These papers were en­ titled "What to do in the garden In November” end "How to grow 0 roie< In Florida.” . A package of seeds md Instructions on how 'o plant them was also given to: each member. When the plants ere ready to be transplanted, they will he exchanged between mem­ bers. Homer Osborne brought n very interesting program to the group on the. "ABC’s o f Good Garden­ ing” , following which a question ^ t v * answer period was held. P The hostesses served delicious refreshments to the following: Mrs. Betts, Mrs. George Spear, Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mrs. Sil­ vers, Mrs. Dan Batten, Mrs. Mal­ colm Lodge, Mrs. Ed Hunt, and guest Mrs. Bill Waston, Mrs. Al­ fred Chiles, Mrs. Jack Martin, Mr*. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. Ben­ ny Austin, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mrs. Robert Douglas, Mrs. Donaid Knight, Mr*. Duval Hunter, Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr.. Mrs. G - . chet and Mrs. Orwlg. 50 People Attend Annual Barbecue Of Bible Class Mrs. W a d e Reports On Mission A t Meet O f F id e lis C la s s thvradat The Junior Choir will hav* their rehearsal and fellowship at the First Presbyterian Church at !:45 p.m. The Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will practice at the Church at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. W. P. Brooks will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR at 1:30 a.m. SATURDAY The R. A.’s o f the First Bap­ tist Church will meet at • a.m. MONDAY The November meeting o f the Sanford Story League will be held at the Parish House at g p.m. Program chairman, Mr*. E. C- Williams, will present Mrs C. C. Welch, who will tell a story "The Perfect Tribute” , this story being of much interest to league members. • The Friendship League of the Congregational Christian Church will meet at the Parsonage, >11 Palmetto Ave., at 2 p. m. TUEXDA1 The Anna Miller Circle will meet at the Elks Club at • p. m. Initiation will be held and ail members are urged to attend. Garden Gate By LILLIAN TIDEMAN to black spot. U seal** become a problem on (Palm Circle) About SO members and guest* The home o f Mr*. H. W. Little, plants during rotd weather, do not The Sanford Garden Clnb of Fla. enloved the «Hlclnui meal served on Prcneh Ave., was the scene Cardan (labs. aprajr with oil. The best material at the annual barbeque. at MrKin* Federation of fo r the meeting o f the Fidelis Christmas will soon be here, to use is malatbion 30 per ent lev Hall, o f the Want Bible Gass, C ase o f the First Baptist Church which was held Tuesday night and there are still many ehorea emulsion at the rate o f three on Tuesday evening with Group at 7 p. m. The ment was planned to be done before the ho'iday*. teaspoonfuls per gallon o f w ater' No. Two. Mrs. W. R. Willis, Transplanting may be done now by a eommlt’ ee eomnosed of December Is usually a dry month, chairman, a i hostesses. Judge R. W. Ware. Robert Cole. and it may bring cold weather. as most trees and shrubs are Mr*. R. A. Williams opened Mrs. J. N. Ai/arclio. Mrs. W. W. It'i time to listen to and re«d dormant. In preparing new holes, the meeting with a prayer and dig them larger than the diamet­ Tyre, Mrs. Phil Wyatt amt Mrs. the weather forccasta. the devotional waa presented by e r of the plant roots. Add about John Carver. The barbecued pork Be sure to water sufficiently, Mr*. Ruby Groves who used as was donated ami prepared by Mr. as it is especially important to a cup of fertilizer to top soil, add her theme. "Thanksgiving.” Cole, who firmly established his keep shrubs, plants, and lawn* peat or Irafmotd; use good top Mrs. M. D. Bumgarner presid­ reputation as a cook of the high­ well watered during cold periods. soil for filling in, settle soil with ed over the business session at est caliber. The rapid thawing of frozen water, leaving a saucer depress­ which time the class voted to Mrs. Gretchen Crowell, who plant* Is more damaging than ion around plant; mulch with give >100 to the Baptist Children's took car* of the table decora­ the freesing itself. Frost on the leaves or other material. Water Home in Arcadia. Plans were tions, used Thanksgiving as her leaf surface Is damaging erd on transplanted materials regularly. made to give a similar amount theme, using her artistic talent to mornings when frost is present Young eitrus trees should be to the annual Lottie Moon Christ­ the fullest extent. The resutt was wash o ff your plant* with walar. banked with soil to well above tbe mas offering at the December magnificent bud union. Thla procedure should December is the month to plant be followed fo r two or three meeting. At this gathering plans were made for various Christmas pro­ asaieaa and eamelUaa. These years until the tree la better able Mrs. Bumgarner Invited the jects. It was decided that the class nerd acid soils, and spatial fer­ to withstand freesing tempera­ class to meet with her 'o r the would send $20 to Hungary, tilisers can be purchased. Adding tures. Christmas party whleh- will be through the Methodist Committee oak leaves or peat contributes It Is a good time to start cut­ held on the evening o f Dec IS. of Overseas Relief. Alio that they some acidity and keeps the salt ting of the Durante, Thryallls, Gifts will be exchange! among underneath m oist Camellias and would, join other adult classes of and night or day blooming Jaslthe members at that time. the county in purchasing a tele­ asaieas should get a good soaking mine, using tip euttlnga only. Members were asked tc bring vision set for the Tuberculosis every ten days. Among seeds that can be plant­ gifts for a member, who Is con­ Hospital; send a donation to the It la not too late to plant roses. ed are: alyssum, baby’s breath, fined to the hosoital. to the class superintendent of the Methodist They should be planted where blanket flower, blue-eyed Afrlean on Sunday to be wrapped and Children's Home at Enterprise, they will get plenty o f sun. and daisy, carnation, larkspur and forwarded to her. to be used for Christmas; help away from large shrubs or trees. verbena. An Interesting an enlightening I some needy family enjoy Christ- In preparing soil, mix humus, Lait year I read o f "Peggy” account of the work that la be­ maa; and send Christmas greet­ compost or organle materials who sent lovely gifts o f poining done at the Eider Springs ings to Methodist shut-ins. with It. Mulch with pine straws. settles to her Northern friends. Mission was given by Mrs. 0. P Thankfulness Be aura to feed established roses TYie blossom* had been ent with Wade, who is one of the teachers (An original poem by Gretchen this month—about two handfuls a sharp knife, slant-wise, early at the mission. She Invited mem­ Lewis Crowell) o f bonemeal to a plant is * popu­ In the morning and Immediately bers to attend a revival which The sands of time goes on lar feeding. Never water roses in Immersed in water. After they beeins on Sunday, lasting a week. Llk* golden waterfalls through late afternoon or on eloudy days, had been well soaked, she plared Following the business session, MR. AND MRS. GERALD MILLER RYMAN the years. and It Is better to water ben­ the flowers in a wax-paper lined refreshments o f pumpkin pie, (Photo lly Cos) Softly falling with musie of Its eath the foliage. Water two or box In neats of Spanish moss, so salted nuts and Coffee were serv­ own three time* ■ week after estab­ that the flow en would not be ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ed by the hostess group. Mingling notes of laugher and lished. Use a good rose dust or bruised by contact with other Those present were Mrs. F. E. silent tears. spray, containing Captan or Fer- package*. What a lovely way ’’to Gatchel, Mrs. Groves. Mrs. BumGod cannot let all this be with mate, if your rosea are subject say It with Dowers"! gamer, Mrs. Harold Davis, Mrs. oat a reason. Little, Mrs. J. P. Whitaker, Mrs. It is a tim,. when prayers arc R. A. William*. Mrs. W A. Kratwhispered in our hearts, serf. Mrs Virgle Pratt, Mrs. In a very Impressive and beaut-; o f graceful white sattn stream- Wlill,. the harvest Is gathered for W ide, Mrs. II. E. Turner, Mrs. iful military wedding. Miss Alma ers the season. N. L. Bishop. Mrs. 8. P. Griffin. Marian Singletary, niece of Mr.] Ami bright colored leaves fall in Mias Anna K Corley was maid, _______ _____________ Mrs. Willis. Mrs. V. C. Messeng-J an(j j j rJi sandy Anderson, of this ^o f honor to the bride, and brides-1 dramatic, graceful darts, er, Mrs. C. S. Sheppard. Mrs. c|ty, yesterday became the bride maids were Mrs. Claude liend- We tak,. tim* to be thankful. Geneva VanBusklrk and Miss !.o- of Ll. j. g. Gerald Miller Ryuiau,! rick Jr., Mm. Hubert it. r rumGolden words of kindness nnd ________ By VIRGINIA CONN rene Franklin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Ky- ley, Mrs. Paul Odea. Miss Irma love, Today is Thanksgiving. All overj ies, and welcomes our assistance man, Waynesboro, Va. The nup- Jean Coricy and Mis* Nancy A hand reached out to graap wore tangled throes, • tints took place at 5 p. m. at the Ferguson, o f Leesburg, ] the United States people arc glv-| In school and church, and coo­ To clear a path for the lost, All Souls Catholic Church, with Junior bridemaids. They wore ing thanks for the riches with aiders ua and aasot instead of a the Hev. Richard J. Lyons offi-1 identical floor-length dresses of to show them the light from above, which they havo been endowed. liability. And when our husbands eating. Cold crystolace over taffeta, So they can firmly hold, to keep Ifcro in Sanford wo o f tho Navy do have to leave ui, they go Miss Madeline Mallein, acting, fashioned on the empire lino in on the road that goes To the crossroad* of tho sands {arc partiruarly grateful. One knowing that we will bo in good HOLLYWOOD W —Ray Anthony as both soloist and organist, gave front- dipping to a point in back, of time. a beautiful rendition of "O PerThe V neckline deepened into a reason Is because we are attoci hands, for instead of having only has taken a tip from big business, feet Love" and also softly played deeper V In back. These were Along the waysid* pebbles of ated with the finest branch o f Navy friend* who may get ord­ he’ s diversifying. bridal selections worn over ortnoline underskirts, gold shining bright service In the world. Another la Diversification is a two-bit word appropriate ers in the interim, we havo our Uplift* a soul at the sound of for a practice many big com­ throughout the cermony, which Their mitts and headbands were a silvery and melodious chime because we are living In one of Sanford cltiaena who will always of the nicest communities in the was performed against a backo f the same material as their panies have employed in recent While God spreads an Illumina­ world. As n Navy wife I think I be here to help if needed. years. Instead o f putting all their ground of mums, pompom t and {dresses, and they carried muff* ted and guiding light ran speak for the women who folTherefore, we thank God that eggs in one hasket, the firms get gladioli, in large basket», nnd of the same material topped with We take time to be thankful. low their husbands wherever bronze nnd goldinto a variety of enterprises. For Paitns. On the altar were two corsages of we have freedom and health, and they may be sent. It may appear Instance, w„ find the O'Neil's o f! lo.vc11,y„ va?“ ° f •’ “ R mums and colored chrysanthemums. to many that the life of a Navy while few o f us have wealth, we General Tires buying up radio RladioH, highlighted by burning (; uy L Uyn,an Jr., of Wayneswife is a glamorous one. From are rich in many other thinga networks, TV stations arvl even candle*, n rantielnbra, on cither jMiro> Va., served us bent man for reading this column atone one fa r more valuable. On this day RKO studios. . . , , j hii brother and ushers were Lt. could easily conclude that all we when we stop to count our The pews were marked with fJ(M , fcnry M< Wa|kcr, jj. <jg) Handsome, able Anthony —he’s do I* have partlc* and play blessings, high on the list will y 0 'De«. Lt. (jgl Dean A. a ringer for Cary Grant — de­ white wedding rings lied with bridge. But those who know us the happiness which we havo cided two years ago he needed White satin bows and white chry- „ rlmiinnt L t (Ji0 ,lobcrt j . T iI I . have seen that such is not always found in our wonderful town. For to do more than merely front a ,i i i simmons, Lt. (Jgi Gordon !,. the case. There are months of many of us, Sanford has becomo The bride, given in marriage Jacobton an(l Lt. (Jg) A. M, . band. loneliness aad worry while tho HOME. by her uncle Sandy Anderson, was "The band business has chang­ Adams. men are gone. There is much re­ radiantly beautiful in n tradition ed a great deal in recent years,” Llien Belts, flower girl, wore sponsibility with no one tn help .^=Jr=J f = = i r = ir = U f = J f = irahe reasoned. "In the old days, al wedding gown of chantilly lace **“ •' bride a gown, with a decision that must be you could make a lot of money in and bridal satin. The lace bodice a rL‘I’*ICu made. There are children who be­ ‘location*’ — IengXy stand* In '"« u r e d a sc.i.oped neckline.! T , come ill and must be cared for big city ballrooms. and down the back « row » f f tn' , Tlu> b<f ,icu w** without the comfort of a hus­ "Nowadays buttons ...........extending xtcndlng Gievcless . „ and featured a round-, Nowadays there there are are no no loealoca self-covered TODAY ONLY band’s strength. There are tho tlons. You can still make money to the pointed wnistline. Self Cl[ n®c*Bn®. She wore u *ash of moves which come far too often, covered buttons were used also at 'vblle taffeta nnd, her headpiece in the band business, but you've bringing back breaking work n r u fft o ®f |>c»- ,k 'r «"■ got to kerp traveling 52 weeks of the wrist of the full length vva\ ? wrench from a wall known com­ « a s completed by a pcatl the year. The money has to be sleeves. Points of lace ovcrlopcd munity and the anxltry about found in parties and one-night onto the full and graceful ski.t ne.-ktace ainrl white taffeta n.ltts settling in a new one. I think per­ of satin, which flowed into n full ‘^j10 carried a banket filled with stands." haps it Is easy to see why wo Her fingertip an<* ’ IM’ Gowera Such a life might be all right chapel t r a i n . would want to enjoy those mo­ cas»'n gbea,er was Wade Singlefor a youngster of drafty busez veil o f silk i l l u s i o n ment* of pleasure which we can. and one-nighters. Home has more coded from a half hat o f shirred n,e *,hpw !hp ,rl,,r In the traditional military However, Sanford has Incorpor­ appeal for him these days. Small i tulle, studded with seed pearl*, ated the Navy wife in a way few wonder, when it contains Mamie She carried a prayer book topp- ,,|®n,>er, the newly married couple cities do. On every P-TA pro­ Van. Dorcn and their new young- ! cd with four exquisite white or- ix ‘ c‘* ,l11' c;,urrh through gram their name* appear, the ster. ! chids, with Uliev-of-thc-valley tunnel o f crossed swords. churches count them among their "A fter I* appeared in ‘ Daddy ] caught into loveknots at the ends immediately following the wed: ding, u reception was held at the best workers, they support wholeLong Legs.' I decided I'd better I Woman’s Club on Oak A ve. with hcartcdly every civic project, branch out,” ho explained. "So |Mrs. Joe Corley, Mrs. Harold even though they may he station­ for two years I took acting les­ i Appleby, Mr* Grady Herman, ed here a short time, nut theirs son*, singing tenons, sum* danc­ Mrs. W. G. Fleming, Mia* Barshould not be all the credit, for ing and even a memory course. |bars Chapman, Mis* Hetty Billthe citizens of .Sanford have made That helped me in remembering |hlmrr, Miss Marguerite Dot on, us feel that this Is home,, and lines jmd lyrics; I could memorize and Mrs. Charles Armstrong, as­ ' W : ; iberefuie, our Thanksgiving: music In one reading, but the u sisting. The Woman’s Club was What dearer place 1* there to words of songs escaped me." spend this family holiday liitu al beautifully decorated with white His studies have paid off. He’ s home? We are thankful that we gladioli, pom pom* amt fern. The now appearing in his own TV found a town that allows us to rnuple cut the four-tiered cake. show Friday nights over ABC. He participate in civic activitThe bride's table was centered recently finished a role in "The -I insmaS copEi with a lovely arrangement of Girl Can't Help it” with Jayne COLOR by De lose m Mansfield. Tom Eweil and Ed­ three white candle< Interspersed I M in n r n m mond O’ Brien. Now he's acting with pom poim and pink roves THE NEW TREND focusing FEAT: 1:00 • 3:43 • 4:21 - >.40 in “ This Could be the Night" with After a wedding trip to do attention on tho back la Illus­ 7:02 • 1:33 Jean Simmons and Paul Douglaa. southern part of Florida,, Die trated In thli Trlgore allspice couple will return to make their full-barked fleeca coat. The col­ STARTS TOMORROW home in I-ike Marv. lar stands high abovo a rounded DOUBLE FEATURE The bride is a native o f San­ yoke. ford and graduated in speech, TNI ITORT Of T M lO a English and music from the Uni­ Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Middleton, AM ROU eOUABONI versity of South Dakota. of Vero Beach, are visiting at The groom is u graduate of the home of their son and (laugh-1 iter-inlaw, Mr. and Mr*. A. it. Tri-State College In Agio, Ind , is Middleton, t900 Locust Ave. Mr. I with VAH-5 at the Sanfurd Naval ] Middleton is a former ccarh cf Air Station. the University o f Idaho, ami ft| STARTS TONIGIIT 1credited with perfecting the Split STARTS 1:34 FLECKS OF PALE BLUE |T Play, as it is used in football i MIX WITH STRIPED CLARtH f WOULD HAS today. NtViR MEN I h r in a John Uarr IwrwJ In a 1 1 ANYTHING LIKE town or country ensemble— ’ r e Dorters in Delaware in 1907, from Davldow's collection. Th* SPECIAL desperate for SdOO to maintain an suit skirt is knife-pleated. The . " T he t h ; VNKSGIVING SHOW experimental TB hospital, turned ’.’9-mch coat is designed with * I to a woman for help. Emily B(v- *>ft round collar and slit pock­ i ^development-' sell organized the first Christmas ets. Tho suit may bo woin alt * 4 h it s < i selfwinding watches. Handsome i Seal Sale and raised $3,000 for winter under a warmer type W o r l d i case and modem (ciditqn dial,- (’ the fight against TB. HCHWCOIOR coat for cold davs OUZ h M •a* ssmi u a • Feature—1:34 Full Military Ceremony Unites Miss Singletary, Gerald Ryman • Chiefs Wives Attend Coffee At CPO Club 3> Navy Chiefa' Wife* attend­ ed a coffee at the club Tuesday morning. The club was artfully decorated in autumn leaves, with tha brown, green and yellows car­ ried out throughout the club. Mr. Gobbler turned up in paper form to remind o f the Thanksgiv­ ing Dance Saturday night. The apeakera Included Mrs. Betty Guy from the local Driftwood Circle, .w h o talked on and displayed • floral arrangements for the holi­ days. John Getrldge, acting presi­ dent o f the CPO club, expressed his gratitude for the largo at­ tendance at the coffee. He outlined coming events to be held at the club. Holiday Dance # Plans Completed Conning The News J R. Anthony Is Diversifying Q * J KM All plana are completed for the Thanksgiving Dance for all CPOs and their guests. It will be held at the club Sat­ urday night, Nov. 24, with music by the "Scots” . Tickets are now on sale at the club and will alio be available at the door, dance night. FROM THE* COLLECTION 'designed by Roxane ia shown a black and whita tweed threepiece suit with lace and aequin ascot. The fltted Jacket Is out­ lined in black braid. Under It is a black Jeraey Porter's vest with self-buttons m Back in 1907 it was a man. Ja-: w cob Rlls, who suggested selling Christmas Seal* to fight TH; hut' it was a woman, Emily Hindi, who went ahead and organized Uia first Christmas Seal Sale. I SKILLED HANDS CREATE ENCHANTING HAIR STYLES T J ❖ f REALTY SALON MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd. St. and Magnolia Ave. % PHONE 967 ? ?? 1 t f t Evelyn Peacock — Ruby Echols — Eleanor BaUard ? Personals t 1955 C H E V K U L b f "2 1 0 ” C |396, delux sedan low milesv like new 1954 FORD ranch wagon. S I 3 4 5 . Ford-O-matic radio and heater 519 E. FIRST ST. PHONE 1011 Hip this ad aad bring It la. It entitles you to a dlsrouat of 3130.(4, on either of the above cars. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS ’ •) E. First e Phone 1011 ROBERT NBTCHUKir IURSULAMSS MBERTRM m ilcPorvr) - CRIME M jg r r fire STREETS PR AIR IE LA K El A Bl<! A W ARDS LONGWOOD HOTEL I.ongwood — Halfway between nanfurd & Orlando COMPLETE DINNERS — Steaks Chicken • Sea Food Serving from 3 p.m. ‘til 14 p.m. week night* Open Sunday al 13 soon, serving continuously ‘UI A p.m. * CLOSED MONDAYS COCKTAIL LOUNGE — DANCING — FINK FOODS Catering to Parties 4b Banquets — Private Dining Boom PHONE WINTER PARK 2fr3231 . B U R R IN G H IL L S A? im Al CO FEATURE il# [ • w ater resistant • shock lesislanl • non magnetic . Robert MUchum H A N III DO rincmasrope 7 1.50-.Vi.’ > . - ---—. FRAN K N O ELL JEWELER CULT OF THE COI1RA ' • unbreakable mainspring ' Rock ’N Roll in [ROCK AROUND TI1K CLOCK Midnight llorror iHTHE/ff# "CHILDREN' UNDER ADMITTED FUEL 13 It* S. PARK AVE. PHONE 1231 ., �*» __________ . ' ..• . I. . ' ■, 7. THE SANFORD HERALD i f a n & T h a w - Nor. 22.1956 Twt practice* ms p e n defense a day p*Jd off last sight for the Crooms Academy Paathm aa their find np defense completely chilled the pasting attach « f Bob Butler, DeLsnd Tiger passing see, and peeed the Panthers to a hard fought defensive victory 74 last night in Deload. Altar a ragged first quarter played arouad the mid-field stripe, tha Panthers surged to the lead as quarterback Clarence Lancas­ ter gathered in a punt on hie own 43 yard lino and raced through tha middle of the field for 58 yards and the score. Pullback Eddie Lanier find an aerial to Lonnie Hardy in the end gone for the antra point A round of punts and a fumble later tM Tiger* from DeLand found themselves on the Panther three yard Una, but the keyed up Crooms defense recelled the at­ tack and tha Panthers regained possession at their owa 10 yard line. Two plays later Lancaster rip­ ped through the middle to the Tiger 20, but a penalty nuUified the play and tha tight defensive maneuvering continued. Unable t* move the baO in the id SPORTS \3l k v ;1 ;v - first part o f the second half, the Panther* went into punt forma­ tion at their own SO, hut a high center from Julius Johnson sent the pigskin toppling back into the end tone, where Lanier was tackl­ ed for a two point aafoty. Joe King, Robert Black and Addys Lamb paetd the hard de­ fensive line, while Julius Johnson, Paul Knight and Lancaster bat­ ted down the Butler passes. Helping Lancaster in the offen­ sive department, Grady Robinson and Robert Mtichell ran consistenUy for the Panthers. The Yardstick Crooms DeLsnd 4 First Downs 6 141 Rushing Yardage 14 3-3 Passing 4-23 11 Pasting Yardage 43 2 Pasts Intercepted by 0 3 Fumbles Lost 2 8-33 Punts 434 80 Yanis Penalized 60 Score By Period* Crooms - .......0 7 0 0 -7 DeLand ...... _ 0 0 2 0 -2 •i ■r>\ B B S f if i *5*4Vl PHIL BYRD SNAGS A JOHNSON aerial in the final period scoring drive for the San­ ford Seminole*. The Semlnoles pushed the score across but fell before the Bulldog* 12-6. (Photo by Jameson) _______________________________________ ft rv 7 R > •t 2*9^*4r#j • mw Ef;'J J f rk • *4 «1 .If •4 MVt'/' * «• gg#, •■ *»| E - * 4* ,R) te j- "' «» Bulldogs Topple S e m in o le s 12-6 In Unimpressive Tilt The Bulldogs came to Sanford rd conversion was low, making Tto Sanford Seminole* took undisputed top honors in th» weak Sana their backfleld ace At Scut his second mist for the season. lister circuit last night as they li. During the past week a fire­ The ambiguous game, by two toppled 12*6 In an unimpressive cracker throwing party knocked teams each seeking their second and disappointing Dad’s Night out­ Scutti ami six other members of win of the season, assured the the team o ff the roster. ing in Memorial Stadium. The Semlnoles waged their most Jim Warner, the Semlnoles Sanford Semlnoles of a firm hold successful ground attack of the speedster, averaged over eight of their cellar position in th« Oro-tv I angc Belt Conference. season last night, but persisted 1yards ncr crtrrv . V.’t In launching an Inefcctlvo aerial given the ball 11 times—half the The Yardstick attackf completing only aeven out number of passes. DeLsnd Hanford o f 8} attempts and losing tb# ball In the third quarter quaiterback S First downs is thraa times at crucial points in Bob Johnson, rushed hard by Bull­ IK (lushing Yardage It* tha gam# by Interceptions. dog defenders, tossed a wobbly passes 7-21 0 Jim Hatcher readied a guard’ s pasa and DeLand center Jim Hut­ 62 Yardage 0 dream as ha gathered in a blocked chinson intercepted to set up the Passes Intercepted b> •» 0 Seminole punt on his own 35 yard second Bulldog tally. fumbles lost line and raced *5 yards to push Hu m All-n and Bob Sloan made 0 420 punts 728 the DeLand Bulldogs out front to the score from one yard out to Yards Penalized Jw 63 atey. |pit tM game on Ice for the vlaiIndividual Yardage The scoring play, coming In the tors fading seconds of the first quar-! I* t ok the unnerved Semlnoles DeLand Gl,)' ter, broke the Seminole attack, until mid-way in the final brae- *on’ s c" m 1TSanford—Warner, 89; Barbour, that hid amassd 102 yards on ket to musier a scoring drive. The the ground against four yards for 60 yard drive saw Johnson final­ (8; Goembel, 43; Daudridge, 4; DeLand up until that time. ly complete nn eight yard pass Johnson, 3; Byrd, 3. Score By Periods From then on, the Bulldogs to Phil Byrd that carried the ball DeLand ......... 4 0 6 0 -1 2 shifted into the single wing and down to the DeLand 20. 0 0 0 6 -1 4 moved almost at will through the From there Eddie Barbour and Sanford •- 1 Individual Scoring middle of the Seminole line, and Terry (!o<-mhi>> the sparkling performance o f Hat- the tough Bulldog line and moved DeLand 0 2 ) —Hatcher (65 yard rh*r and his companion guard the bill to the i>blocked punt return); Sloan (one David Owens turned the tide as line. On a fourth do'vp n yard plunge) the Bulldogs Ignored the stetis-j Johnson made the tally from Sanford (4)Johnion (One Yard tics and outclassed the Seminoles. I Inches out. Ronnie Giles' attempt- plunge) J Jr. High Football Makes Debut A t Last Night's Game a i n x n B ssa rtv a v z m rr b i c e - i / u a n * sue Tammy 1 M * T.Z* 4.W 1 1-8 Lott Acre zZ-to s e e * z-ne Track K ln« S I# * 1-1 OulaUI* (!• «} 144 I* sn esu r a i l —a / i e m u x i-» O raeloo. Mao 1 M * I4.SO l i t Z t-T Dash O U fh t *#.«* 1* ** 4 * - 1 4 I t Coral Roc# tt.SC I Z-aa Quintals (Z -fl Z114.ee Dally doubt# (l*t> IT4.Z* THIRD WALK— S / i e MU# U S C osm os Kar k H U S I W I I - M Bob a O u|S Z.40 1.(0 6 Z-4 Ball SalactloB * 4 * I Z -l/J Quintals ( l-J ) 111.00 r o tM T H MACK—4 /1 * WIU 0 . 1 Harmony Mia* 9-4# 4.8# M # \ >1? Waalrud *-•• 4 Z -l/Z liold Forlun# 4.40 1 1-1 1 2 Q u in tals l l - D l i * . 10 s i r r H RACK— a / i e m u a u Ttmalaaa 11.10 I.UO M O 1 1-1/1 Uood retry 7.0* 4.S0 4 l-h<l super Kar *.44 » 1-1 Q u in tals (l* 4 l 914.40 SIXTH RACK—4 /1 4 S ite O S Mite K s l.u l i t t , t 110 7 l- t Hedger Kd M i 4 10 4 1-1/1 How Wonderful . l l . l t I 1-4 Quintals (4-7) 1114* ■KVK.VTH RACK—4 /1 4 Sills W Full Wine 10.14 A l t 4.44 4 1-1/1 Ardent 14. OS (.** S M iioiiby 81m one A l t I l-n a ulnl.ln 11-4) 1111.10 OHTM RACK— a /1 4 Mils B . l nose*, h c ’ t A l l AI4 Z.44 I l - l 111 Kite Story M O A la * Z-hd Bluo Feather 4A4 I Z-hd Quintals ( !• !) l i * . ! * SIVTH R A C R _ A /I 4 MIU >1* Happy O’ Brian A l l A l# A l l 1 l - l Huey Cbooaay A4* 1.44 Z J-« Sky Tsleon 4.4* 4 *-* Quintals It-Z l fi.0 4 TKVTII RACK—a /1 4 Mil* a t * Jupiter Jim »t4 4 A*# M * « t-1 /4 My tJna 1.44 4 14 I 1-1 1/1 Naif* Nip * **1 Qulnlels ( l - l l ltz .e e ■ ro .a iu H rs K . v m i K i FIRST RACS2—4 / I S RUa Basel! Fire. Heal F iction . ln»lalbio Ran, Mr. D ubuque, ablftsr, Aaala 1’olaa. lilv la a Vanity, Chapa. 8 “ ' “ •KCOSD RACK—a / l * Mila 111-V. I’ llut Hilly, ileal Koa, Ladr dlbyl, Cotnpromlaa. Molly Factor, t'ackard tJlrl. M origae* 14** Hetpelnt HI-VI Portable weighs only 24 lbs. Has 40% brighter picture, Automatic Focus, Dynipower Speaker, Sneded Glass. In Seashell Pink and Sand White or Lagoon Blue and Sand Whits. GORMLY -Hfitpotat Junior high fottbill made It* , , l , T»Vvrif MICK— S /n Mil# debut l.’ st night In Memorial U Cnllonwood. IrDh Fhorteut. K«Stadium, prior to the DeLand- call-nra Vlalt. Quirk Conk. J.>bnny Ranford DaJ’a Night grudge elast­ Dark: Haiti# Haa. K. 7. Wlraak ic. Ttie teams combine the attri­ It was ■ defensive battle, with butes of the single-wing and the sharp blocking, tackling, and play, calling. The close game saw only iplit-T through the employ of the m e score tallied during the en­ Tennessee wlng-T. This formtion give* the power o f the lingtire outing. Hugh Carlton, president of le-wing and the deception and Sanford Junior High, said that speed o f the spilt-T. another close battle will be play-1 Tickets are now on sale for ed next Tuesday night when the this, the game that will show the two top teams will vie for city future aces of Seminole High and a probable representetive group championship. The scrappy youngsters will, of future aeei of our college and divide Into two teams, the reds universities. Game time will be 4 p.m. next and the whites, and all tha re­ galia of football will be present- Tuesday night in Memorial Sta­ cheerleaders, majorettes, band, dium. Admission la SOc for adulta printed program, and play by and 25c for children and student. play description over the public Buy a ticket or two early and plan on attending. address system. Your family wmata you beck. While bun tin*, use care with both aua or Aral 216 Talmetto Are. M m RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957. (except Sunday) • M ATIN EES EVERY W EDNESDAY & SATURDAY A T 2 P. M. • NEW CLUB HOUSE • Glass-enclosed, air conditioned and heated. Admission SI Plus General Admission o f 50c Jerry Collins, Track Operator Sorry, No Minora K Tha jrroup, reprerenting about 7.000 member* o f sportsman's club*, called for a uniform fishing Ucens* to cover both fresh and salt water fishing. Only fresh wa­ ter fishing now requires a license and there la an examptten (V eana pole fishing. 3. K. du Bon of Miami, ftdera* tion president, said tha proposal would allmlnata tha etna polo ex* emption which provides that any resldant of Florida may fish in hia own county without a licensa if ha usas no mor* than three cane polaj. Other recommendations include: Establishment o f minimum stato wide penalties for violating f i l l and game laws; regulation and licensing o f airboats, small skiffs and boats uoder 14 feat; regula­ tion o f establishments which keep alligators and other wildlife in captivity. You'll Find It In — rfT W FT ’ $ m S T T £ A EASY TO FINDOtto far H eriffil DORMEYER FOOD MIXER 10-ipced, with Juicer,, grinder and 2 bowl* $38.50 WESTERN AUTO STORES 212 E. First St. REVERE WARE 7-Pc. Beginner Set 317.30 FURNITURE CENTER 116 W. First St. JANTZEN Sweaters-Skirts To Match or Mix Newest S tyles-A ll sizes Lovely colors Y O W E L L ' S WATCHES Hamilton — Elgin Buiova — Gerard Perrogaux WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ava. • HANDY-COMPLETE IVY LEAGUE PANTS Black, Khalki, snorted colon $3.44 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ava. SHIRTS— Ivy League, Contin­ entals Button-Downs and Campus from 32.44 to 11.94 H. k A. DEPT. STORE Cor. Sanford Ave. it 4th St. Cor. Sanford Ave. 'and 4th St. Pocket Knives ------ 33.30 up Cuff Link* ------------ 32.50 up Money Clips --------- 32.50 up FRANK NOELL, Jeweler 110 S. Park Ave. Ornamental SMOKING STANDS 33.95 up W1LSON-MAIER Phone 938 311 E. First St. Complete Line Samsonite Luggage MATHER of Sanford 203 E. First St. Handy-Useful FLASHLIGHTS <9u up ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON On the corner by the clock HoWay O. D. Farrell'* ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: * The Vary Bast 310 E. First THANKSGIVING GREETINGS from— BIDWELL Feed It Supply Co. Gifts for U b v JOHNSON'S GIFT SETS 79c up ROUMILLAT k ANDERSON On the Corner by tha Clock Gifts te r G i r b .a l i Drei* by Mitzle and Bow-aga Mcn’j Shoes Cuteat frocks you’re ever »ecn Douglas and Bob Smart Sires 0-11 ------ *2.29 . 17.98 Loafers, Oxford*, 37.95 - $12.93 C O W A N ' S C O W A N ’ S rhone 174 212 E. lit_________ Phono 874 212 E. First SL REMINGTON 23 AUTOMATIC Shoots shorts, long and long rifle Model 330 343.75 WESTERN AUTO STORE3 212 E. F in t St. CUFF LINKS A large Selection from 32.50 WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. McGREGOR-Jackets for Men Nyiona-llght, warm, washable Alio Suede and Hortehide Size* 34 to 60 Y O W E L L ' S LONGINES-W1TTNAUER Uousool LaCoultre-Bulova-Elgin-Benrui Watches from 324.75 up Sanford Jewelry 4c Luggage Every Woman wants Fin* China 300 Sanford Ave. Phone 1348 by Lennox, Caatleton. Syracuse Buy on the "China Club Plan’' For Lovely Gifts S W E E N E Y ' S Visit MONROE CORNERS 111 Maguoii# Phon# it] CRAFT k GIFT SHOP 3 Miles West of the Clock WHISKEY is the ^ on f i r s t trr. a man never exchanges after Christmas WHY NOT . . give Her an TOWN PUMP Eiectrie Shaver? 1U W. First St. . from 314.96 WERT JEWELRY 8TORB Personalized Greeting Cards 203 E. First St. Studio Photo or Snapihot 25 for 33.30. 50 for *6 50 MEXICAN 100 for $12 Hand-tooled Billfolds JAMESON’S Thunc 3198 33.96 pin* tax P U R C E L L ' S GIFTS FOR MOM .................. 123 W. First St. Mak* Her Work Lighter ’ with a MAYTAG WASHER Figurine* ;----------- |4.oo up 319.95 with Trade Jewel C a s e s ____310.95 up BAGGERLY Locket* . 94.30 up APPLIANCE CENTER FRANK NOELL, Jeweler _______ 113 Magnolia Ave. 110 S. Park Av*. UNIVERSAL Beautiful 10-Speed Mixer Boudoir Lamps 949.#5, sale price 932 32.49 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO WILSON-MAIER 112 Magnolia Ave. 311 E. Firat Phone 934 FRIGIDAIRE Cold Pantry Beautiful Refrigerator and Freezer Chenille Bedspreads Combination _ SAVE DOLLARS from 93 96 , CLAUDE If. WOLFE MATHER of Sanford 308 E. First St. 203 E. First St. A Big Selection of LADIES L A M P « Cigarette Lighter! from 93.96 966 up WILSON-MAIER ROUMILLAT 4> ANDERSON 311 E. First St. On th« Comer by the Clock 6-Pe. Dinette Suite Blouses by Maeshora * Shapely. Nice selection of solidj, prints, Cbrora* or Black tubular steel *59 00 figured, 92 34. 93 94, MATHER of Sanford COWAN’S 203 E. First St. 212 E. 1st St. Ph. 874 Gifts for Him Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow Camaray CaaaAaa Fawmaf Fa du ayr atoaUa't to lot teas before aeaeae aatk as this aeer I t I h m w 1* ha Laereatim Meoataia winter opens area aortb of Montreal wta to coauaon. With “tack" — and anew — tha season will soon got aadarway. PACIFIC MILLS Sheets .. ..... - ...... 32-49 up Pillow Cases ------------- 39c up G A R R E T T ’ S Cor. lit and Sanford Ave. I N C. Phone 778 1457 Legislature that snook be iter eland a (am t flah and that^ Ucanaa be required for aalt water and cane polo fishing. The recommendation* were ap* proved at a director*’ meeting U “ 'T M IR U R A C B - 4 /1 * Mils Cotton lioll. In T ow n . Honor Everyone Appreciates Mao May Uo. Society Ann. Aaodine! Oark W onder. Cnorad the Finest FOUITH BACK— 4 /1 # Mila Give Her— Hnickarnoala. K d'i Kormoaa. T orvat, Levan. I *•• Lro. Charmlnp Daniel Green House Slippers 8ua Ilutsy'a Biddy, Dual Bomb IVEY'S SHOE STORE FIFTH MACK— S /l# Mila FtnetU. HU Torlc. Mlaay Mo. Mutant, liaahlne Home, Nero Jack, COSTUME JEWELRY Hchont Mlairsaa. Joe Pnaaanl BIXTII MACK— 4 /1 # Mil# Ear Rings—Pina PnraonUn, Silver IJIo. Hkokla Mo. Uaudy Hour. Bny Bracelets M rk . Hhuhuta. Ills * * C#a’ ar Necklaces SKVKXTII » u r . — n /l * Mil# Ornw Kondar. Darby Hilda. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Ins Duka. My V lia n . Hllvar Morn. Dark Cholra. Floradale. Naahua’a Boy DRESSES FOR SUB-TEENS S/14 Mila F.KiiiTM n e t LaaHarmonlran, Fair .Fraddy. — ; Cotton-Corduroy-mlxed dar. ollar. Olive Cindy. Ma'a Mint*. 33.08 to 310.94 Mr. Do. narlha J. Kd'a Ooldruah M VTII RACK—4 /1 4 Mila HOLLYWOOD SHOPS Yrda liny, Kd'n Sm oka 8. raan. Tool D ll la, * l» r Flnah. Adored, 114 E. First St. nohhle M, W hile Arm or. Calcu- They’re here! See Hew Hotpoint HI-VI Portable TV! 7 New Hotpoint Hi-Vl Portables to choose from ORLANDO (B -T to Florida Wild­ SOKC POST - TIM E 8:10 P. M. S m okey Snyat • life Fedoratien wiQ propose to tha NIGHTLY THE HKDS I'OWEU around right end fo it good gain in last night’s debut of the junior high football teams prior to tha .^cii'inole-DcLand game. The teams will play for the city championship next Tuesday night it .Memorial Stadium. (Photo by Jameson) • *:y •^ Wildlife Group To Propose Snook Be Gome Fish Crooms 11 Win Hard Fought Defensive Tilt JhsL S on foh d d in M 4 Gifts for Boys TRI-PONY ALUMLNUM Tricycle Mounted Rocking Horae Tackle Boxes Rock* a* it rolls 929.93 *6.95 to $13 95 FURNITURE CENTER SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 114 W. Firit St. Sanford Av*. at 25lh SC a Christmas TREE LIGHTS ORNAMENTS LIGHT BULBS TOUCHTON DRUG CO. COMPLETE SELECTIONS Christmas Tree Trimmings and Decoration* 0 Buy while stocks are complete KEL’S 5 and 10c STORE INC. Gifts ter Dod Bedroom Slippers Attractive and Warm $1 98 and 32.94 / SANFORD SHOE CENTER r 208 S. Sanford Av# Homo Gifts; Use Our Lay.Away Plan or Credit PUn On Beautiful Mohawk Carpet Sanford Linoleum A Tile 127 W. First St. t Do your Christmas Buying On Our Easy Payment or Lay-Away plan FURITURE CENTER 114 W. First St. HALLMARK Christmas Card* Single or Boxed Alao Gift Wrapping TOUCHTON DRUG CO. G.E. Automatic Skillet Set it and forget it 2 SIZES— 12-in *17.99 10—in. *14 93. Lid *2.00 WESTERN AUTO STORES Silver Coffee and Te* Set* Modern and Traditional , 95000 up ' WM. E. KADER 1U 3. Park Ave. For Tho$* In Swvkr! THE SANFORD HERALD would be as welcome as a daily letter from borne $1. month—311.60 year. • IS) Mail Anywhere �♦ 1 ------- - r - ■nelVa f 24-PIANO SERVICE O-RUSINESP OPPORTUNITIES THE SANFORD HERALD Thun.. Nov. 22, 1956, F $| »T 1 7 -rU lN lT U R R • HOUSEHOLD U-HOM BS 1*1* 8111 — Piano Technician i 3164 Raate |. Saaferd wilt |l> « » t I CLASSIFIED ADS Ph. li-n * C M 1 M ERCHANDISE M EAT Aa metropolitan a* "ca fe society" - T h e DOGGIE DINER & BAR, Lake Mary. add # Grocery A Filling Station. Wall TOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE —at warehouse Price*, vlall established business, good loca­ BERRY’S. W* art ax pom at a$21—ROOFING asd PLUMBING tion. White neighborhood. Row t lating you to aacuro gracious M l for soiling, sickness. Phone good looks wftb functional con­ This Is a free pass to the rralrie M43, Sanford. Fla. venience. Todey'a beet buys la 204 FAMILIES I^ke Drive In Theatre for Mr*. nationally advertised fumltura Herman Jean, Longwuod. Exp. CAN'T BE WRONG Good established builnees needs at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. date Dec. 1, 1956. partner with some money. Write First SL Phone 14S7 for Even­ Box XYZ n Sanford Herald. Five beautiful residential develop­ ing Appointment. PLUMBING Contract aid Repair Work ments: Bel-Air, Plnecrest South • BIO VALUES Free Eatusataa • FINANCIAL Pinecm t, Rate Court and Grave „ * . L. HARVEY • QUICK CREDIT Manors, art standing proof of 204 Sanford Ava. Phans 1131 39—MONEY TC LOAN • EASY TERMS the hlgh-iectpUnge rating nt WIUONMA1RR odham 4 Tudof homes. . CERAMIC TILE AUTO LOANS New and Used Furniture Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 154 COST LESS Phone 311 E. Fli first St. Free estiasata. Quality work. You can buy with safety, and llva Is a free pate to the Prairlo In lha secure knowledge that PLUMBING A HEATING Florida State Bank This Lake Driva tn Theatre for Q. Septic Tank Installation A Berried your home will continue to inOF SANFORD H. Turner. Esp. date Dec. 1, Haater Service, A r c h i e C. eraaoe in value. UN. Harriett. Pboa* 734-W SC 1336. HouUJJl B $n asatnm COMPLETE PLUM BINO JOB LOST— Billfold, ---------- - -------tinder keep Including: bath fixtures, cabinet sink, water pamp, septic tank B o o ty and‘ please re tu rn _ _ ‘ bill. and water heater, approximate­ fold and contents to Boa B. M. ly $23 month. e /e Sanford Herald. Call, or nee us TODAY Phone 1113 LOST— Boys f la m s . Reward. 1007 8anforl Avr. Vicinity o f m b k Palmetto. Barry Brown, Phone 1169. W. J. KING Plumbing Contractor f-P «B S O II 4 L NOTICR1 All Oil Fired Heaters Cleaned and Serviced 2534 Orlando Dr. Ph. 60. S S “V t JL TeL 14m. fnrnituro Center — US West First St. WSLCOME GIFTS • Qiat a r t lima ekartshed are easy to atitci from Powell’s varied stack. Como in and look around. 1M7 ROYAL PORTABLE TYPBWRITERS No Down Payment 14 Months To Pay Lay-Away Now for Chrlatm Po w e l l ’S o f f i c e s u P pl V m s . Magnolia Phone 914 sum 0 AUTOMOTIVE f-ju m m o n v i » am t« d Sell Your Car to ROY BEEL 904 W. Bacon l St. Your Kviarude Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 344 R. 1st St. Phone vM U—TRAILERS It will pay YOU to see us before you ouy. Open Rveaiags end Sunday i. EastaUe Trailer Bales Palatks, FIs.__________ Good-Buy: ^ Aluminum House EnelM,<1 c ,b * na' Phooe 14— USED C A M no tell sell used uiea furniture tunmure Wa buy and o p cash pries* for any 18— FARM and GARDEN Paying top value, SUPER TRADthing nf vi ROSES IT ew 37-00 Ph. R O W trrtrp o sT Just rtcclvrd large selection of — Factory to You— JACKSON and PERKINS roves. Aluminum Gat your now while they last. Venetian Ellada GRAPEVII.LE NURSERY — Phone 2438. Enclosed head. Sag-proof botton rail with plastic end*. Pleat! 14—MACHINERY—TOOLS or ripen taps*- Cottee or nylon cords. For*.Sale— Garden Tractor with plow, harrow, rake, mower and Bnsksrlk Ginns and Faint Cn wagon. Cost 3450. Sell fur $150. U3-H4 West 3nd SC Phone 330 A-l shape. Call 855-M. LIVE BAIT Heating 63— WANTED le BUY ~ You’ll Be Milas Ahead with a New 1967 PONTIAC, now on dis­ play. You’ll be Dollars Ahead with the high-appraisal trade-in you get from Ray Herron. Just phone 1464, or after 4 p m. Ph. 1343-W >31 Nash sedan In good condition, $95. Can be seen at 907 Magnolia or Phone 902-W. _______ 1351 Chevrolet, 4 door. Good clttQ condition. $130. c ith tod take up payments. 401 Magno* 11a. __ ________ ___________ ’ M~ Plymouth Surburban. Radio, haater, Hy-drlva, good condi­ tion. Call 873-J after 4:00 p. m. OZIER REALTY CO BALL REALTY And INSURANCE Robert A. Williams 1963 Ford 4, pickup truck New paint, esc. cond. . $745. 1950 Pontiac 4 door sedan $343. 1947 Dodge pickup ........... $296. 1947 Packard, 4 door $195. 1947 Kaiser, one owner, now Urej ......................... $230. i960 Ford 4 door sedan. New paint, new upholstery 47—FU RN ITU RE—HOUSEHOLD good condition .. $345 LEARN Hawaiian Danctng, 5 yra. up. Adele lleitman, Ph. 2224-J. ROY REEL 2nd ANNIVERSARY _______ 304 W. Second St. IN OUR EMPLOYMENT SANFORD LOCATION >1 -CHILD CARE Echols Hi-Rizcr ............... $94.60 SERVICES Sofa Red and Chair ......... 99 00 19-BEAUTY PARLORS Opening Nov. 13th, French Ave Hollywood Bed ............... 49 50 Day Nursery for children from Free headboard* onHollywood 910 Waves by Zotos It Realistic 3 months to 10 yrs. old. Apply Reds 97.60 Thru Nov. Open 8 a m. 1600 French Ave. All Dinette Sets Discounted Call 171 This is a free pass to the Rita $13900 Dunk Beds ......... 1119.00 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK ............. 295 00 Theatre for Joyce Cullum. Exp. 3-Room Groups 3-Pc. Curved Sectionals 199.00 HAIR HARD TO WAVE? date Dec. 1, 1934. (Foam Rubber) iiuuucr; Let expart stylists give you soft, lasting waves of eternal beauty, Wish to baby ait at night. De­ BEDROOM: pendable woman. Call 1368 J3. Priced from 14 60 _ Double Dresser to EVA-BESS BEAUTY SH O P 24—HELP WANTED— FEMALE Reveled Mirror Bookcase Bed PHONE 563 Experienced meat wrapper to Innerspring Mattress If—SUILOLNG - REPAIRS work in meat msrket. Tip-Top Box Spring (2 pillowi FREE) PAINTING Super Market. 329 S. Sanford Ave. See our now line of floor covering HAVE YOU BEEN PUTTING OFF and complete home furnishings. THAT NEW ROOF because you I7-U E L P WANTED • JIALE FREE DELIVERY fear tha cost will ba too great? ECIIOLS BEDDING CO. Why not drop in? It'll cost you Newspaper street salertiuys want­ ed fo r work after schn il. A g o Corner 2nd 4 Magnolia. Ph. 1232 nothing to talk U over. You may "Bod Bamberger" Mgr. up to 14 years ul.f See Mr. have a pleasant surprise in store Ifulley at The Sanford Herald Opea Monday's til 4:44 M l . HILL LUMBER A SUPPLY right after school. VISIT OUR BALCONY YARD 223 W. 3rd St., PHONE •3 T ha Lumber Number. Mile meat cutter. Must be ex­ perienced, sober, dependable. Ted Burnett Clean or 0 3 Your Apply Tip-Top Super Market. far PAINTING 329 S. Sanford Av*. 3101 Grandview Phone 1952-M. SEWING MACHINE MEN— to learn new trade. Mech­ Famous Mobile MB LP" anical ability necessary. KDCO Outside White PAINT. Gal. $6.40 FIBERGLASS PROOUf-TS CO.. GREGORY LUMBER 1003 Sanford Ave. 4th It Maple — Pb. 2342 Fri. Nov. 16 thru Sat. Nov. 24 Salesmen 4 Collector, age 25-35 to service an established all Just call Garrett's Phone 1422. WOOLSEY colored Fire Insurance Debit, Our Service Man will call at your Marina FinUhe* home. in and around Sanford. Must For Your Boat have lived in Florida over a Senkarik Glass and Paint Co year and have a light service, ■hie car. White P. O. Box -19, m-114 W. 2nd SL Phone 330 Sanford. on n o o n u sed For Pataiing call Mr. Taskor, Ph. FURNITURE 24—WUKB NANTED, PC MALIC ” 444XB. Rpom special 314.9a. BUSINESS $179. ... FREE .. $ SAVE $ Mather Of Sanford ROSA L. PAYTON. This is a free pass to the Movieland Ride-In Theatre for W. M. Tripp. Exp. date Dec. I, 1968. Furn. 2 bedroom apt. 432-',V W. II. "B ill" STEMPER Realtor — General Inturor Guy Allen Associate Arlette Price, Associate Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park • _REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2»M4 Pr$nrH \v* *4—FARMS AND r.KDVES J. W. HALL, REALTOR 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom house, large barn. All equipment ami machinery. Easy terms. Ph I393-J P. O. Box 1134. Johnny Walker, Aaaoclato "Call flail” Phono 1758 ConauU A REALTOR First LULLEN AND HARKEY IM N. Park Ay*. 13— HOMES ~ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES I'bone 1991 1800 Mellonville Phone a i l IF IT 13 REAL ESTATE mlr Crumley ft Sfonteith at 117 South Park Phone 772 They Know VA— FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VACANCY A. K. SHOEMAKER, JK. UKOIIUM C. UAIIDKN, VS. JA N E E. X IA T H E U o. P laintiff. at at. Defendant*. TO: N OTICE T O U K r K M I l o t K. X Ulhsw s, an# . MATHEWS, « uls u n k n ow n me tnkaew n - h IM m u .n h , iirau**, If f| *. lay. sad If dean tee uakanwn keTrs. deviieea. legatee* area lees, ••stnaeee, ere* d j U r a . i r umists t I t s * el a t er mntn clalntlna uadsr Ue above aantrti Def.mUalii Bad all earn#* ha«lnr er tlalmlaf i* Neva any riant, tills, or intareil In and lei a?S’W fJ fc .TOi NW corner o f tha 8\V'U o f t ha. M V <|, run North Is* yardM henca K ail l i e yard*. I hen,-a South It* yard*. Ihenca Wait l i e yard*, to tdaca o f bealnnlaa. all In Kectlhn : t . T. 2* * . It. : » K . alt nf mid property lylny or and helna In hemlnola Coun­ ty, Florida. Valencia Villas—DcLand Tou ara hereby notified that you ara required tn (lie your written DRIVE DOWN, or CALL detente with lha cle rk o f the ClrOUR SALES OFFICE TODAY— euit Court set nut below, and to eerv# a copy upon P la in tiffs i t 2A25 S. French Ava. u rn e y . Pervls p. Hwaan. l l l > , Ih Oraene Pouth ------- Avenue. *------— •--* Phones: 2100 and 2980 Orlan do. F l o r i d a -n o t -----l a t e r--------t h a n —t h e Srd Srd d ay o f D ec e m b e r, A. t>. ISIS O I) II A M It T U D O K Inc. T h a n a t u r e o f thl* cult I* t n u u l e t l l a l a l i f f ’e t i t l e T h e n a m e o f t h e "Builders of Finer |lnmes C o u r t In w h i c h th « s u it w a s h u l l mud a n d I* p e n d in g In I k s C lr r illt For Florida Living" C o u r t f o r I h * N in th J u d i c i a l Clrc u l t o f l h a t h a t * o f F l o r i d a , In a n d f o r H em ln n le C o u n t y W IT N K 8 N m v h n n d a n d se al C lerk o f th e C ircuit C ourt o f th e N in th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e Ktata o f F l o r i d a . In s a d f o r f e m l n o l * P o u n t r . t h i s I n s S l i t d a y o f O cto b er. Shiners, Bull Head*. Pop GuU 5 Dosan, 95c Used set o f "The World Bosk". Missouri Minnows and Worms Phone 835-W. 17—BROKERS and REALTORS Flaming Oroeary— R- Geneva Av». Boys 20" bicycle. Must be in good condition; reasonable. Ph. 918>J a-S P B C | A L NOTICES BARGAINI Api. * u gas range, Laura II. Oiler, Realtor perfect condition. Call at 2400 llsxel M. Field, Associate FOR EVERYTHING In hardware • RENTALS Hiawatha Ava. Dreamwold. 2601 So. Orlando llwy. Ph. 1369 and paint ste—Hill Hardwara EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 Co., 301 E. 1st St., Phone 36 6 9 -A P T S — HOUSES-ROOMS Paint 2JO gal. Sweat Shirts, Jac­ kets, Cots, Tents. Army-Navy Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Surplus. 310 Banford kvi. W# build, design and refinish. private baths. 114 W. First St Bea at 911 French, Ph. 52-R. Space oil heaters, all aliea from 94.60 to 960. Some like new. Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W This is a free pass to the MovieWill pay cash for antiouea. Also land Ride-In Theatre fur Clif­ Furn. cettags, r e a s o n a b l e . for lira Irons and screens. ford Smith. Yale Ava. Exp. Located oa 17-92. Ph. 3010-W1 204 So. Perk Ave. — Phone 940 Super Trading Poet dat« Dec. 1, 1954. On llwy. 17-93 Ph. 3063-W. Efficiency epl. Ill-way 17 92 So. P.UMPS A SPRINKLER Order personalised French-fold City Limita. Slumberland Court. SYSTEMS Christmas cards, with your W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERl) All types and aitet, installed favorite snap ahoC 26 for 94, Sea Seminole Realty for Desir­ REALTORS "Do It Yourself.’' 100 (or 914. WIRBOLDTS CAM­ able Houses sod Apts. Phone 27. I9dl Park Ave Fheee 21 ar 141 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ERA SHOP, 310 B. Park Ava. S T I N E EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable 2101 Palmetto Avo. Machine and Supply Co. Boas I burner oil haatar. Used 3 for Winter Tourist. Privet# bath 207 W. 2nd SC Ph. <3 Completely furnished almost new weeks. Coat 949.95. Sail for 933.00. It shower. Steam heat. Inquire 2 bedroom home. Monthly pay­ Call before Friday, 430-R. Manuel Jacobson across from CROSLEY BENDIX ments only $53 and cash equity Post Office. Crosley radio-phonograph consols of $1950. with overseas stations, 960. 1313 Mayfair—6 bedroom, l-bstb home. Electric Company Oak. Phone 1933-W . ___ Call 1436-J after 4 p. m. New 2 and 3 bedroom homes priced Service— Quality —Satisfaction Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 Do Bary 4-Pc. mahogany bedroom suits IN OSTEEN-3 Rm. furn. apt. from $7500 to $9300 for $1500 with box springs 1 mattress. Screen Porch, 933 mo. Call after down located near hospital. Lossing Transfer A Storage Co. g Phone 1323. T. V. SERVICE Three bedroom home for $4950. Day or Night U -A P P U A N C E S 2 Room Apts. 112 Elm. Pb. 2983-W SEMINOLE. T.V. 503 Celery — Ph. 1255-J. KRIGIDAIRE appliances, stl* and service. G. II. High, Oviedo 2-bedroom nicety furnished house. RBALTOR 113 W. 19th St. Call. 884-W Fla. Phone FO-5-3315 or San HEATING after 5:30. Raymond L undqulat, ford 1042-W after 6 p-m. Floor Furnaces A Circulators ASSOCIATE H.-B. POPE CO.. Inc. Hotpoint electric stove, good FURNISHED 3-Room apartment, Phene 1173. Atleallc Bank Bldg. 300 S. Park Phone 1440 condition. Practically new un 2300 Mellonville. its. $26. Phone 790. Renutifully furnished garage apt. FAIRBANKS — MORSE Pumps Comjtany near Navy bast. Mutt tee to Well Drilling. HOWARD C. 13—BUILDING MATERIALS appreciate. Call 156-M. LONG, Phone 384. 207 Last RED-I-M1X CONCRETE A. B. PETERSON Commercial Ave^____ Window Sills — lintels Room to couple with kitchen pri­ Broker Associates: A. B. Potsrson Septic Tank . State Approved vilege*. Phone 2S8I-W. Jr.. P. J. Cbtstorson, Garfield GATUN BROTHERS Sand • Cement Mortar Mix Willetts, John Meisch and It. W Dragline A Bulldozer Service Miracle Concrete Co. Largo 2 bedroom furnished apt. Williams. A. C. Doudney, l-anri Ph. 2233 Geneva. 2496 W. Sanford. 300 Elm Ave. Phono 1335. $30 mo. 703 Palmetto Ave. Survsyof, ENVELOPES? Letterheads, state­ III N. Park Avr Phone 1129 CONCRETE 2-bedroom house, kitchen equipp­ ments, invoices, hand bills, and PHONE tn a for CHERRY programs. etc. Progressive Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete ed. 2702 French Ave. Block, Sand. Gravel Cement, Real Estate Brokerage — Notary Printing Co. Phone 404 — 403 Concrete Pipe to meet all l-bedroom furnished apt. Adults 1119 W. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop West 13th St. _____ only. 714 Oak Ave, Qualifications. O R L A N D O Sentinel Star, Call Sherman Concrete PJu# Co. 3-bedroom house. Kitchen Ralph Ray, 3150. _______ Out West iJth SL Phone 2414 ed, large corner lot, fence Registered Real Estate Rrnker yard, hardwood floors, lift) per Phone 2871 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 17-92 at Hiawatha 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT mo. 2424 So. Summerlin. Slip Covers and Drapes STANLEY KULP HAYNES Office Machine Co. CLAYTON C. HROOKS PHONE 2858-J. Typewriters, adding machines nes 3 room furn apt. Rcreened mircli, Real Estate Investments private bath It garage. 612 Park Sales-Kentals, 314 Slag.. Ph. 44 !3—SCHOOLS-LNSTBUCTION So. Orlando llwy. — Ph. 2963-J Mgr. apt. 2. Ph. 468-W. M. G. HODGES Service on All Water Pumps— Wells Drilled — Pumps Paola Roed. Phone 700 in THK t m u t lT c o u r t u r t m i : ju d ic ia l c i n e t it o r rL o n iu e in s s n rots i x a n s u : COUNTS IN CHX|CKSV. *urr t o qu iirr Tirt-M i n s s e x n t ID, MM nin th IF You Select Your Home In South Pinecresl—Sanford Grove Manors----- Sanford Seminole Realty 9-S O A T S AND MOTORS ' Plumbing. Kresky 43—ARTICI.F.8 FOR SALE Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Rought-sold. Larry’s Mart 321 East 1st. SL Phone 13:11. Legal Notice PROBLEMS? Find tenants fast thru the Want Adj. n P I I i : h n d «>N C lerk c i r r u l t C ourt P y Aria J t.u n d q u tlt r u n runs s t a n NOTICK IN IIKIIKHT GIVEN that wmar* •"«***,I In hiuln*** at V*rn I'ark under tha fictitious nam* It A II nalvaaa and lh.it w* Inlan lo r**l»t«r aald name with tli* Clark of tha dretill Cenrt, 8*>ni. nola r.<nnly, Klurlda. In accord, aa.-a with ih* |>rutl>l»n uf lha Fic­ titious Nanta Xlalula lo.wll: Hae. •I«n Ml rinrliu ntatutas ISIS II XI llaht.lt. Hr It. it. lUbblt. 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Sell Must see tc appreciate. $7,000 things you're through w i t h 301 E. 26th. Ph. 2238 J. through Want Ads for CASH. By OWNER Call 1121. f-Jke front, new three bedroom house on Lake Emma One and half tiled baths. Florida room. Lot 211’ x 233*. Turn So. one FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, mile at Oaklawn Cemetery. make the Want Ada your shopp CDS house, hardwood floors, 3 ing place. HR. 2 bath, breezeway, double garage. 1900 *q. ft. Located on 3 lots with 23 young ritru* Im»#« SWAP ANYTHING: Jus: place $ «o o down. Ext. 139-W. Classified ads. Phono tu t (or a la r » « p f eef 4k0 Cmmnl f Ja4c». nelptul ad-wrtter. 2-bedroom modern furnished or • ♦ m U n l f < sssentp. «la«» 4 e # MarMa. unfurnished home. By Owner. NO MISTAKE ABOUT- ITI To l a l* r « l i a l » . Small equity, FHA financed. sell something fast order a fast l a wm l b * F i f a f p a f .\nTiiUR l k e r* lsikp* $44. mo. payment on txriar.re. acting Want Ad. P«rC4t«'l Ta %ll Wk«a If Mrt f*aap#»ai Phone 2352-J. LET IT RAIN, let it shine. Every .VAtlra •• h#f$br *lv«n th«t CARL This it a free pass to the Bits Theatre for Roy Reel.. Exp. date Dec. 1, 1954. FLOOR aasdiag and finishing. Wanted: Bsbg sitting, ref. 1013-M. 203-89 E. 1st. St. Phone 127 7 room frame houae with 2 lots. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ Jl—WORK WANTED—MALE Totsl price |T,soo. Terms. 131V nal* aounty since 1IU. Douglas. Phone MTTS-XIt. H. M. Oltasoe, Lake Mary SOMETHING MISSING? Locate Army veteran, colored, weals work. Store delivery, hotel do­ FOR QUICK ACTION ~usa Clatai it quickly through Want Ads. Lad ads to sell rest hue. CaU McRANEY-SMlTil PAINTS mestic. garage. Anythiog hoa Than# 1I2L 1821, say "Charge U ." $416 * . Park Phone 1203 esL Phone 177-R, day it a good day to use the * n ornr.R h i ! fllBd M* final r•nort a< ailmlnlBlrafor o f ih* »4taf» Want Ads. nf Arthur f#*R ISu«l»r, tl*f4 i«til: “ I W A h r ADS M U L™ 1 that h* fll*<l hla t»«tltlon for final 41 r* h «r«« #o4 Ili4t h» will ar»i»lv f«x (It* Mon«>r.iMn PHN’ KST IfOTH* IIOfePRIt. County J ut g« nf M«mlCauafy. rio rlfi aa tha alahth lay o f D trim b ir, I9SC. for approval nf iam * amt fnr final <!l«<*hari a« 1 in i ni * ' r ,1 ACROSS 1. Encounter 3. At n distance 9. Horse blanket 10. Ilnutcd 12. Open, a* a bottle 13. Vestige 14. River 3. Outcast class (Jap ) 4. Spigot 5. Garret 4. Defense area 7. MilkfDh 8 RegDter 9. Wall painting ,1. Sandy hilts l Eng.) II. Warded off If Projecting end of ■ church tip.) 14 Prutl 18. Aheai IT. Book of feels to. Anger 10. Snare 20 Hotted 22. Shields 24. Wayvldt hotel 25. Brilliant strokes 26 Add to 38. Occurrenee* 29. Search­ es for 31. Heaped 53 Employ 38. Spawn of Ash 92. Pinlthee 23. Con Ant 25. Box 27. Harden# 30. Goddess of harvests , p j j '2 r-irii 1 2 : •< A'Jfi ’.VL" * j» n j i .ir r i ii • rjMd b >:m •: ?)a PJT jx rv - h x ti UMO 4 T '1 rr u», k iu v .:u m i a it . * i -I in."* Yralerdsy's Aaiarf 37. Resort 38. Seed vessel 7~ ""3 T" T _ 91. Poldsr ?:j i ?) •i,.l, , T j:-; i ’ * A >. • ; • h'o -i id • n 5™ ii n _ 7* T~ lit.) 31. Musingly thoughtful 32 Overhead 33. Concealed .14. Slang ex. ctamatlon 3.1. Danger 37. Srlril icolloq ) 39 Breathe noisily 40. Hards 41. Feat 43. Aftixes _ i Tz i vr~ $ _ ir 1t r JO rn % ■ tr _ _ _ rt rr DOWN 1 Capital TT m IP. L) 2. Enctoae W hy Does The Doctor Perform Those A ctions? fNRA t . t n *P U ,r C " r k I ' e m l e P, H * a n n A l l o r n e r f „ r l - l a ln t l f f I I S '* Mouth O r a n e e A v e n u e Orlando, F l o r i d a ItKt.KN K. ruj.K, fornttrly IIKt.KN C C Itl.K T T a drain. DAILY CROSSWORD rwri '-’J'j:-) 1 iiti : >7 HUMAN N. BUKDIStN, M.D. WHILE the witch doctor of dark and other things that might I t Africa tnsy civort xround his pa­ amiss. t i ent In w eird , m ea n in g less The doctor can find out a lot dances, the modem physician about your heart simply by tak> has a reason for every action he ing your wrlet In his hand. performs In the courie of a phy* He feels the radial artery to teal examination. see how the heart D pumping Many of you, however, un­ blood through the arteries. He doubtedly wonder what on earth can teU whether your pulse ia R doctor can learn limply by tap* weak or strong, fast or slow or lx ping your cheat with his fingers, regular or Irregular In rhythm. listening with his stethoscope, The rhythm of your pulse reflectx taking your pulse or peering Into the rhythm of your heartbeat your eyes. Blood Vexaela Let's u y that you go to your When the doctor looka lato doctor for a heart examination. your eyes, lie also U checking Tap* Chest your heart and your blood vessels. One of the first things he prob­ With the aid of a bright light ably will do will be to tap your he pcera at the tiny blood veattls chest at various points. He does in the back of your eyea, Many It to determine the size of your times the condition of this# vts* heart. It's based on the same sels give him a clue to Important principle that you use when you changes that may have occurred tap a wall to find the studs. In your circulatory system. When the doctor taps the part of As you can see, a doctor can your chest occupied by the air* tell a lot about your Insldu from filled lungs, ha hears a clear the outside. sound. But tapping over the dense QUCSnON AND ANSWER muscle o f the heart produces a K. E .: l h ave l i t t l e y ellow dull and fiat sound. growths on my eyelida. What are Noise of Valves they and Is it possible to have With the aid of his stetiioscope, them removed? he can listen to the noise your Answer: These little growths heart makes as the valves open are probably fatty growths known and close. These sounds often tell as xanthoma palperbrarum. U«uhim whether the valve* are func ally, they may be removed by the -------------------Honing properly, whether youiusc of an electric needle or by were born with a defective heart surgery. Try and Stop Mo -»y BINNITT CIRFl * £ ° 0 0 !CSH0P Presided over by a lover o f literature and * hIs devoted but quarrelsome wife, the 9-year-old dauahter developed the bad habit o f eavesdropping on parental set-tos* then reporting the grim d o 1 tails to favored customers. She challenged one with ” Det you can't guess what Momm y has hanging around her neck all the tim e?" "G ive up," admitted the customer. The daughter an*wered, "A ll o f Daddy's dum b relatives!" • • • A New Yorker d au led his bride with the gift o f three sable coals, two fancy cars, nnd 930.000 in tax-exem pt bonds, "ft's really nothing, lambkin " he deprecated. "I was in Texas over Hallowe'en.1 ro r the hcck o f it, w c spent an hour playing trick -or-trcA t* I In Washington, D. C., • taxi driver complained to Lex an<< rj* Carpenter. "Writer# must be in a bad way around here; they've J «V ti!s "ry * IO p iy m* wllh MnJwlcll<a U‘*y swipe at cocktail O ISM. hr Bennett Cerf. DUDIbuled by Klnc feeturee gradient*. ILUMBER /U BUILDING N i S D t ^ Mjg24fil r nf tha ••tntn n t A r ­ thur L tt Roalar# tfacaa•#•!. on thla Cth o f N«r*m h«r. 1IJ«. Carl Fa. R ar!#* A r t h u r U a I l n i l a r . 4«c«a $a4 . J 4*531* �I V ’*•»" vO-' r n :• , • .. •. SANTA SAYS M A K E SANFORD Y O U R • You've never seen such wonderful selections! • You've never been treated to such values! • You've never found shopping so easy! Your local merchants have gone all out to make your Christmas shopping easy, con­ venient and profitable for you. See their gala arrays of brand new merchandise, selected with you, your family, your needs in mind! You’ll snvc over nml over again when you shop In Snnford. That’.i because the dollars you spent! at home slay at home, helping to improve your home town — to huiltl better schools, improve your streets, install better street lighting, and support vtiur fire A police ilepnrlment to give your property grrater protection. So sate your time, »ave on transportation costs! Take advantage of the big bargains Snnford merchants nre offering to bring you a llrighlcr, .Merrier L'luialiiius than everl • • GOOD SHOPS NEAR YOUR HOME A ISLES FILLED W ITH G IF T IDEAS • P LE N T Y OF PARKING SPACE • N A T IO N A L L Y ADVERTISED BRANDS • FR IEN D LY C LER K S T O HELP YO U • LOW PRICES, VA LU ES EVERYW HERE �— I f 1 SHye ^ a n f a r i i I t m t f t * ▼PLUME XLVH a EatabHahod 1909 u r v n p n r v n r A rr n i n SANFORD, FLORIDA Folks Urged To Arrive For Big Parade v im m n n • n » AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1958 I f Ym p R w i M Is Not DfUrtred By < P. M. CtO 1821 Bcfer* 7 P. M. For Uaftrory -* fY vi > - A « o d i(id Prata Loaatd W in NO. 142 Red Leader's Return From Budapest Fails The Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce Chriatma* Pared# Committee, beaded by Tommy McDonald, iugieited that people throughout Central Florida who are planning to aee next Wednesday's Christmas Pa­ rade come to town early to get a parking place. Tha Sanford Municipal Parking lot will be available for free parking, as well aa many other areas throughout the city. However, BELGRADE (At— Yugoslavia there will be no parking on the protested to Hungary today that streets along tha route o f the Imre Nagy and his associate# parade. who left the Yugoslav Embassy McDonald laid this morning in Budapest yesterday under that there will b# at least 47 units guarantees o f safety have not re In the gigantic parade which is turned to their homes. The Yugo­ expected to be the biggest and slav announcement said nothing best ever planned for Sanford. about their fate but the protest Garfield WUIetta, chairman of JofficarcJ-ffijr zssBssy t u -s the Santa Claus Commltte# o f the are under arrest. local Jaycce organization has as­ Nagy is the moderate "inde­ sured the kiddies throughout the pendent'’ Communist l e a d e r county and Central Florida that whose brief premiership during “ Santa Claus will be on hand to early stages of the Hungarian re­ greet them." In a mesjag# from volution was ended by Soviot Santa to the boyi and girls of guns. He ami his associate* took this area “ St. Nick" will arrive refuge In the Yugoslav Embassy in time to be in th# parade which In an effort to nvokl arrest. starts at 4 p. m. next Wednesday. Dobrivcje Vldlc, Yugoslav unTha route o f the parade, said dersecietary for foreign affairs, Chairman McDonald will b« as railed in the Hungarian charge follows: It will start at th* inter­ de'affaires this morning and told BALLOONS, BALLOONS, BALLOONS for the annual Jay- section o f First St. and Sanford [ him the Nagy party, which left eee- Merchnnt* A«sociation ChrUtmns parade nre being Ave. The parade will move off asylum in the Yugoslav Embassy at 4 o'clock to proceed west on blown up in readiness for the event by Christmas Shopjx- First St. to Oak Ave. Then south AT THE 2..TII ANNUAL HOMECOMING and Thanksgiving Dnv celebration at the In Budapest voluntarily under an Ing Tour Chairman Mason Wharton. Funds from the snlc on Oak Ave. to 4t4h t., east on 4th Methodist Childrens Kotne in Enterprise arc: (left to right) Robert Harnett. Jackson­ agreement that none of them o f tha balloons will provide money for the orphans spend­ St. to Sanford Ave.. north on ville, new president of the Alumni Association; Lt. Comdr. Marvin Barnett; R. C, Jen­ would be persecuted, were not In sen. and William Pchall. f Photo by Cox* ing tour in Sanford. (Staff Photo) their homes. Sanford Ave. to K. 2nd St. where the parade will disband. Vidic declared If they did not return this would be “ a flagrant M. L. It a born, Jr. will be the parade marshall. violation o f the existent good re­ lations between Yugoslavia and One of the highlights If tha Hungary and a violation of Inter­ parade will b* the four military national laws." units from the Sanford Naval Air Station. There wilt be a Naval Vidic said Nagy and hla party It was all “ turkey and trimleft the embassy In a bus which min'a" for the Seminole County Air Station float, a Color Guard, a Navy marching platoon, and a By MARY FOWLER I P»l “ «bcir disposition by Sheriffs Department over Thanks­ |Marine platoon. Th# De Diry C o f C met at ^ Hungarian government. giving. . However, a long Thanksgiving1 Float* will be divided Into Stetson cafeteria for a dinner Among those departing was Holiday weekend for some, es- t " re* division*. Chairman MrDonMore than 300 alumni and gathering last night and gave Its Julia R*|k, widow of Lasilo Rajk, attention to several civic pro-1 the Hungarian foreign minister peclally for those who are trav.-I f.'1* , f t f y * { " b* ft* children of the Methodist Childling, will keep the force of dep­ Division and Senior Division f r o m ^ . , Home , t Enterpri!lc , (tcnd. blcnit. To the letter of rcsignn-1 who w-as executed ai a Titolst In uties on their toes over Friday, Scmlnol# County Schools. The ed the 2Mh Homecoming and lion by Everett L. SwifUs direc­ October 1!H8. In addition,i, Vldle third division will b« that of Saturday and Sunday. tor, an unanimous vote was mad# said, there were IS women en and Thanksgiving D a y «el#br*dlon Thar# wsra only two minor tra f­ churches, organisation* and busi­ yesterday. , to elect him secretary treasurer IT children. fic accident* marring th# Thanks­ nesses. •me-eitn* Several- director* were Vldk -asked specifically ...... . . m ^ Officer* o f the Aluitml 'AYaoFloat winner* in the ^ Junior ^ and Salvation Army Christmas Ket­ giving Day celebration yester­ named by the nominating e o n v . they bad not retnrned to their Sentor Divisions will each receive I c**Hon wer# elected at a meeting mittee: Curtis Krdman to Dec. 31, j home* and stressed that the Huntles will ba appearing In Sanford day: By MARY FOWLER Most people were around the a trophy. There will be cash1Mtawln* * morning service and 1937; Henry La-her, Dec. 31,'garian government had given along the downtown ihopping ares hravily ladened tables, accentuat­ prisesfor th. Lestchurch Goal, ThanksgivingDay dinner. A talk on legal tangles high- 1938;' Samuel Faron. Howard I guarantee* not to persecute them. itreeta beginning Saturday Dec. ed by the golden brown turkey, th«bpit organiration flo.it, and RobertBarnett# Jacksonville, lighted the Plantation Estates .Sharp and Rudolph Tirdeman to Th* action taken by Ukj Yufo1, according to Lt. Marcella Rey­ cranberry sauce, pumpkin pies the best business Goat w-a* nanml president; Paul Hut- woman's club luncheon meeting 31. 1939 slav* will no doubt complicate renold j . officer in charge of the and other favorite additions to Floats entered in tch Junior ^ * rk*' Vlf* ^ ' ' l^ : Wednesday at the mansion. CaA zoning councU for Dc Mary l«Uona hetier en the Tito regime local Salvation Army. the menu for on* o f the top holDivision will be from the follow- « » ‘ ,herine , i,rtcr- ■Itorncy of Dcnamed: Harold Lynch, chair- and the present Hungarian govAgain this year civic clubs will Id*)* of the year. ^ ! l W *1 , d.v E,'s7’ " ‘ I E u . B.,S l£ T „ Jmn ! ™ « « « * *l*aker .n d d e ,man; Raymond lliggin. Rudolph • " ■ • » « . informedI aourres...Id. gng the Christmas Kettle bells Hunters turned out in force to |tary, Geneva, Wilson. Lak# Mary.I Mis* Ruth Coe, Miami, rribfith<*r family's devotion to Tirdeman, John Olfield# Talman ” **t they added that ^ugoftlavia with th# Sanford Pilot Club tak- enjoy their favorite Thanksgiv- j t ,,k, vInnro,. Sanford Junior trrmsurrr, Van Arsdalp an Henry Wood, will makp every effort to see ing over tha chore, of raising, ing Day pastime, some surer,. High. Sm.th.xide, Lyman Elemcn- Beginning th* Thanksgiv ing Day ft* /.“.Thae'" secretary. A group reported on that the Hungarian government funds to furnish Christmas din-|sful and others returning home lar) am, Mj(|way festivities was a service held at * . J " ,‘fp ‘s ,e * * rt. * « ............ ................ ner and basket, as welt as toys from the fields without game but J.' ' * . _. . , j « ™ !l iC k I S instrumental in changing Vo- *helr Investigation o f the p<u*t-: abides by its promise. tth m Those in the Senior Division Darnell Memorial Church where | U J| a-g c0uniy se.U from from EnterEnter- bility of obtaining better roads Nagy had been In the Yugoslav over "what i n, ‘ ^ n ior l'**ia'* ' ‘"■nty seat and gifts for deserving needy thoroughly happy I will be c from tha . following following! *hc the Hex. Rev. Hen Ben Montgomery, Montgomery, a a prt.e ............ was missed." ! . b" fr'!m , ft*! prise to Det.and DeLand. Mrs. Mr*. Carter has through Senate bill 490 Lynch Embassy in Budapeat for 18 day* families. Ills presence was a cause of said that tn an interview with Along srith the ket*le advised that the money obtained concern for the Yugoslav govern­ "dime board'* will " A d v J f Urt lo “ r tlo . n , .Ilk . Com. K fcn m tor,. Ih p . .m l .W ii.rm l . kci.r m . . . Z t Z iu S .. ’ "T m 'h .'lK 'ommissloner Slone they were ment, which xvas sensitive to any the downtown lection Vul lKa#e.i ^ . i I m.miiv n # a s L o k - i I l^ r n a u v m j, ;. W n rfitilde, iu iQ f . s8*^iford « n io m nnrocvur beef m c i and nuu pork, uvrih. prt?urc* h.i#i Avcadtm Ilirbccur .• our " four 1 to raise children so"Vu" that fr ^rom He Rary by the seven mills charge that it might be Interfer­ T o n T r iK n a f o ? 1 h i . t the Central* B.gp £ t Church J' ^ T anJ Croom* j? r c d f by Kermll. Wiggins o f the In attract contributions tor me i m me < cm u i »a p iu i x-nuren -' f , ' ! ! ", ti l they will become responsible mem- ,i,x from the Orange City.Enter- ing In Internal political develop­ Weal Salvation Army efforts. I sponsored by th Seminole County emJr' “ ?5V in hers of society, capable o f think^**'1 •"<! hrl.lge district ment* of Its neighbor. It wa* noted here that while Reynolds, assisted bv 2nd Ministerial Association. 1 Entered In th, third division y A„ ,.f *hs m at ing for themselves and two. help- " omM he spent in De Mary. this Boats sponsored ............ ‘ | -It was a quiet day in Sanford ■»r* ........................... - *by: “ ■- *Evans ....... «»ed xvas raises r . ‘ Z a *"« my «ex to acquire eqnltsble htone promised them the utmost the Yugoslav* had been promised Lt. Virginia Kellner, said First report •t at the Alumni Aa- , le.-al rightl| whfn jn „ ffd nf cooperation in securing road im- by the Hungarians they would morning that In spite of the «x- aand Seminole County—with em- Roofing and Heating. Odham and (Continued on Page IA| clien t economic conditions ex-|phasis on Thanksgiving 193« and Tudor. Tha Abstract C orp, Sansame AGer her talk an open provement Arthur l^m bcrt waa not act against Nagy, no similar Isting in areas throughout the! the blessings which had been ad- ■for»I Elks 1/xlga, Salvation Army, forum wa* held on theS u b je cts “ dded to this committee. Higgins pledge had beenobtained from country the "demand will b e ! ded to each life ’ thro-aghout th e, OIr! Scouts, Brownie Scouts. Woofwill making and joint hank sp orted on the revision of th# the Russians. iraater this year than ever ha-’ past year. I mans Club. Upsala Presbyterian sreount*. Mrs Carter answered H* H*ry directory which he said' ---------------------------fore to furnish Christmas baskThe Salvation Army furnished, Church, Congregational Christian all querte*. which are o f especial “ ■""'d h* ready for distribution in els and toys to the deserving Thanksgiving baskets to six needy Sunday School, First Methodist Importance to Dr Gary women January. . W ^ F Im O r nme.tv families 'families who would not other- Church, and Elder Springs RapNo luncheon meeting xvas held , A picture, "Wings to Mexico C U l/lC l needy families. wUe have fnjoyc(, „ (|in. (1st Chapel. by Ihe Seminole County Junior Hav'«« Rwnkel president and Guatemala" was presented. Fair continued cold through Sala “ We will begin taking applica­ ncr. In addition to the six basTh* Parade, sponsored Jointly Chamber of Commerce yesterday announced the dste of the thria1 Th* next meeting will not he a unlay, high lost*) 58-80; low Sattion* for the Christmas baskets party te«, to which kets furnished directly by the Salby the Seminole County Junior due to the Thanksgiving holiday, dinner affair hut will ha held in urday morning 28-35 and frost; and assistance in miking toys and luncheon "mce'tlng tor'lln* rver’ron* *>- Da Rary at tha civic building on slightly higher temperature* Satx atinn Aro\y, n w « of two needy' Chamber of Commerce and the! Next week’ s gifts available for children un Thursday at noon **** brir-~ . sifV.: V ,,,z Dec. 10, at 7:30 p. m. urday afternoon. Dec morning ha vestigat* each application to de­ the home In Daytona which re­ termine th* need existing,'' she ceives juvenile delinquents and said. sires them a new start in life. Th# womens circles of the The suggestion was so popular First Presbyterian Church hav< that a silver collection was Im*j^ecn dressing dolls for the Sal mrdiatcly started; it grew to 421. vatlon Army. The .loll* will Cc R e sid e s this, gifts will he brought ' on display about Dec. 8 In the fo r Ihe Good Samaritan Home in lobby of Ihe Sanford Allanti Sanford. Nation* Bank, the Officer in Among tha amusing snd in­ Charge of the local Salvation structive committee reports were Army said today. “ W# have al­ two fine resumes o f the recent ready received about 13 of th*county meetings, one given hy dolls from 13 circles,’' she said Dr l-ola Well* and one by Mrs Dolls dressed snd furnished by Runkel the circles will be distributed among needy families, U was re PEDESTRIAN KILLED BY CAR l£orted. U .lfVE R CITY, Calif P Ed­ ward U Marrah, 33, a visitor from Valparaiso, Fla., svas killed yesterday when he was struck by a car while crossing a street. Nagy's Arrest Feared Quiet Thanksgiving O bserved In County Salvation Army’s Christmas Kettles io Appear Dec. 1 Over 300 Present Civic Problems Are Al Children's Home Oiscussed By CofC 25th Homecomino Legal Tangles Topic Of Woman’s Club Guest Speaker Jaycees C a ll O ff Yesterday's Meet _ ____ __ Z im & S3 i «- _ .... *..... Pilgrims’ Progress Is Community Service Message The Central Baptist Church was comfortably filled with grateful worshippers Thursday morning for the annual rommunity Thanksgiving service sponsor­ ed by the Seminole County Minj»4^*l#l Igfisal st|«w# Hoat pastor J. 3V. Tarhara pre­ sided. Mrs. R. D. Grieme was at th« organ, while Dick Mken sans "Lord, Let Me Live Today." TTio congregation sang * Thanksgiving and a patriotic hymn. Parts in the service were taken by tha Rev. Fred Bowery o f the Frca • Methodist Church, the Rev. David S. Carnefix of the Missionary Alliance Church, and the Rev. R . It. Spear Jr., o f the Church o f the Nazarene. An offering for the work of the ministerial associa­ tion wa* received. Program* were donated by the Celery City Printing Co. a Tha Rev. J. Bernard Hoot, who has been pastor o f the Congrega­ tional Church 'for three decade*, was the speaker o f the day. Treating the aubject "Pilgrims* Progress" with kindled Imagina­ tion and facility o f phrase he doscribed life as a pilgrimage and pointed out the new steps In ilfe’a pilgrimage tayght us by great pilgrims, including Enoch, Abra­ ham, Hosea and Jesus. Conversational C r panish C la ss Monday , 4 * Starts How International are s»^s*y4* y ou f The dlstinee to South America is becoming shorter. Your first interesting step toward meeting your Spanish neighbors la to en* roll in the Conversational Span­ ish Class which begins next Mon­ day night at Seminole High School. This course will be for b#gin* ners or for those having only ■ little background. Tha cours# will he on a conversational basis with minimum emphasis on formal grammar. Advanced Intareat In th* Spanish court* Indicates a good turnout Monday night. Classes will be held every Monday and Tuesday night from S p. m. to 9 p. m. Regis­ tration and class instruction wiQ begin tha tame #venlng. There It a It 00 registration fa*. Furthet Information can ha had by e a l ling IW3 or contacting Fred C. Murray, Director o f Adult A Vo­ cational Education in the School Administration Building. Additional Local News On Page 10 S fs Judge Housholder To Address Club “ The Value of the Juvenile Court In Our Youth Program’ ’ will be the subject of a talk to he given by the Hon. Ernest F. Householder. .Seminole County' Judge, before the Sanford RotClub at its regular weekly meeting next Monday noon at the Yacht Club Judge Hoosehold*r. who, in a d -( dttion tn his duties as County Judge siso serves as Juvenile Judge. Is well known as a force-1 ful. well informed speaker. He | anil ha Introduced hy Andrew C. I Stine, program ebtirman for the day* YOU HAVE THANKSGIVING 1)1NNKit IN DKBAItY. Shown around the Thanksgiving table are: (Left to right) James Richard*. Mrs. Gregory Keseniih, Robert Feyl, the host Arne Kricksen, Mrs. Robert Feyl, Col. Gregory K fseuich, Mrs. James Richards, and the host­ ess Mrs Arne Ericksen. (Staff Photo) SHOPPING, DAYS Till* Q & n U ttM A . THIRTY-TWO .MEN stationed aboard Sanford Naval Air Station pose with Captain Robert W. Jack•on, IJSN, Commanding Officer of the Station, following advsneement-ln-rat# ceremoni#* held at the Station Chapel. Captain Jackson congratulated each man Individually, and presented him with his certificate of promotion The men are: (I. to r.. back row) H. E. Herr, ET3; R. A. Snell. PN3; I M Wellman, RM3; C E. Hendrix Jr . HM3; and W. M. lltlliar. DT3 (second row) R. K. Walter. AM3; D C Allen. PR3; C. R. Sharp. RM3; R J C uby Jr. AG3; E L. Foalcr. ACI; F. J. Y o u n g , YN3; aim S. L. Hill, J03 (thinl row) G. Plhuliak, AMI; D. M. Lawson. EMI; L. P. SchuiUma. AC2 T. Duhon. TEL; E. J Boyd, AM3; T. C. Hanlon. AC3: E. O. Cxrroll. AMS; and Captain Jackson, (fourth r o w ) J. D. Mare. A02; E R. Rost. AC3; J. t) Howling. ACS: J. Cheek, ENI; A. A. S m i t h . AD3; J. F Smiley Jr., PN2. (front row) C. R Wallers. BTC. J W. Hughe* SKI. D. K. Brennan. PN2; R. Luthar, NPJ, L. B. Basil. PN3, and P. S. Craighaad, EIC. (Official Phot#, U. 8- Navy) i | ■ .7^3 ■Hr*- " j i . '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. 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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>, November 22, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/616a46799555836b122563a95058567b.pdf 2b3847ccbf2c7f54fab59acdf96bde08 PDF Text Text . *-<-. . r* »<, . •*v» raj- ft- * • 1 w -m w ■ . • ■ **\> *«►•* .* . ; : ..i < — ;------------i— ■-n'— *r ’: :tt l». . v t; 4’ ,I l r* *X.'\e. . f I'.T ewt« #>. v^| •'* ♦ 4 x. •> 8 - ■ ■ - i /VT*-*^* • : » ’#« » **«* -r *.• so nice and so nice Select your home payment plan: If You Are A V etennt Tj $725 Down Payment (Includes dosing coats) $78 Per Month (Includes taxea and Ins.) 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The Beerelary General Dag Hammar­ play* w e n so good that they skjold today asked the General Assembly to give him broad pow­ were well worth the standing. The eleventh grade presented er* to work out with Egypt agree­ their play f l r « t - ’*Oh. Baby". It ments on the deployment o f the Middle East police force. waa rather short, but full o f ac­ tion and was vsry good. Carl Fa­ . He told the Assembly he and bry was the outstanding acWr In President .Master had worked out Uiia play. He and Georgia Dish- certain broad principles on the man w o n the representative! use ’ of the force, but hit report chosen from this class for the l+ft unanswered the big question whether any o f the U. N. troops EVERYBODY WAS SMILING when reports from Team Captains and members were final Judging of the best actor would police the Suez Canal area and actress of the evening. Miss announced yesterday. Mrs. Harold Appleby (left) and Miss Dot Powell (right) led after the withdrawal of Britain the entire Rroup of six captains with moruy and memberships turned in during the Kathleen Watt sponsored the and French forces. play. Others acting in the play Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce Membership Drive, one phase ending yester­ w ere: William Hart a* Jimmy; Hammarskjold said he and Nas­ day ‘ with a luncheon meeting. Membership Drive Chairman Don Bales (standing left) Mary Ann Tvslnsky as Ads; Mlhe ser had agreed to proceed Immeand Chamber o f Commerce President Clifford McKibbin show smiles of. approval. Tyre as Reginal; and Melania lately. If the Assembly approves, "to explore Jointly eon<-rete as­ (Staff Photo) Jackson as Mrs. Dud. pect*.of the functioning of UNEF Professor Paul Mikler’s sen­ the U. N. Emergency Forces, ★ ★ ★ iors w e n next on the program, Including Its stationing and the presenting ."Displaced Baby Sit­ question of the lines of communi­ ter". cation and supplies." The outstanding acting ability Th negotiations, Hammsrskdisplayed by Betty Stevenson as Jold said, would be based on two Pat F n sler and Norman Nicks .major principles: The Board of Sanford City as Harry Frazier was very no­ 1. Egypt's sovereignty will be Commissioners received a tongue ticeable. Betty, who Is very recognized In matters concerning lashing at the Board of Seminola •dept at whatever she under­ the presence and functioning of County Commissioners meeting takes, was superb in the typical the U. N. force. yesterday following a request Martha Raye role— only with the 2. The U. N. will maintain the The team of Mrs. Harold Ap- f £ron\ C.rmita Ray that (he Kim Novae looks and Jane Rus­ force In Egypt until It has com f* b y and Mias Dot Powell ran "U c *»>are for rent sell figure. She drew thunderous pleted Its task o f supervising the when the the ot *■ “ >* Wench Building. away with with ton top honors honors when applause as well as bowls o f cease-fire and the withdrawal of A letter,, addressed to each figures were announced at yes­ troops. laughter. Commissioner, from Ur*. Ray terday’ s noon luncheon meeting Haromarskjold told the Aascm Aa this Is Betty's senior year, explained the need for an add! of the Team Captains and mem­ bly the functioning of the force we are very much In favor o f bers of the Seminole County tional office and for cleanup and . „ A 73-year-old retired cxUrmln- her choosing the acting profes­ had been hampered by the fart Chamber of Commerce mem­ palntijp expense In the existing officei 1,tln* company man took his own sion— If Friday night wss any that "as yet no withdrawals have bership drive. Commissioner John M e I s e h llf* J*1* /♦rterdsy afternoon sim ple o f her ability In that dir­ taken place in compliance with Don Bales, chairman o f the * * n illy friend ection. If the talent scouts could the resolutions o f the Gtneral As­ FRONT PORCH OF THE HOME on the 0 .'iclo Road nt Wagner where Gerard Longmembership drive committee told questioned Mrs. Ray. Director o f , * h" » sembly” adopted Nov. 2 and 7. wood, a sawmill operator, found Roger I.ce Willinms. 10-year-old eon of Mr. and Mrs. * Sinford have seen her, we are certain the group that "W e’re ehead the Seminole County office o f the *\tker*d « l,dloU He indicated he had asked Henry R. Williams hanging by hU neck. Tie ropea, part nash cord and imrt hemp, wore that she would have been whisk­ Department o f Public Welfare, o f last year In both membership . If. Lane wai found ed away to Hollywood by now and Britain, France and Egypt for in placed In their original poniilon by Deputy Sheriff A. K. Evuns for this picture. T h e «W money but we haven’ t reach­ to the number of people recelv-. , Ing aid through hcV office «h o j ,• * * [, £ • fr0nt *» ^ » » y tQ *upplant Jane formation about thlr plans to youngiter w m reported to have "fullen o ff the porch." (Staff Photo) ’**'"* ,,v^ ' ed our goal." **" “ “*5“ J5r*’ “ Kusiell, Kim Novae. Martha Rijrt withdraw and told the Assembly r -r ------------ -— y— r — - - - vrf — -—4 — — 1*—-----------------r - ----------- -----------According to the rundown of lived outside o f the Sanford city |,k* would report again "as £ g * or Betty Grab!# M the hearts o f ha memberships reported ep through llmlU and (hose who lived 'within j I receive clarifications from' the her audiences. noon yesterday a total o f $1,645 Aa for Norman Nicks, ha may govrrnmeata concerned." "It seem , like the county Ha. IM y r*<urn*d with ■ " " » lMded was collected and a membership lie ssld that. If the Assembly some day be a good substitute for to bear the biggul part o f t h l.;* 1"* n ° " ,r *' total of 201 was tabulaated. can tell! He gave him a go-ahead hia Initial expenje," s a id C o m m i s s i o n e r 1 ” ie fired from a M-cal. Clifton. .Webb. . . Who . . "The only thing we went a f­ Meisch. "and the merchanU of Colt revolver which waa left lock- played the irate father to perfec- talks with Nasser would form a ter this time was old members and ,n .,h* «,ov* compartment of Jlion. T h ey 'a lso were well sup- foundation "on which the co­ I think we have done a terrific Sanfor.1 get the greatest benefit. "Doesn't most of this money automobile^ was heard by the ported by'Luther Duda, is Biad-1 operation could be developed and Job," he said. distributed hv vour organization tv*° !*dles. They thought, how- Istav; Gordon llorton as Cousin necessary agreements on various •- ★ ★ ★ uTeam Captain Art Pleva turn- f nd Its wav In o Sanford’ " ; cver’ “ jtystery still surrounds the ac ternoon, “ These boys are always *■ •utomobll. tire I Herbert: Elen. Tuhy a . Delore. •»«»»» be elaborated." »“ In $147.50. Jim Hunt $115, E lc h a^ked Mr. RW ' blowout. F .'azler; Jinx Miller as Ruth There was no Immediate comcldcntal hanging and critical in playing with ropes along srlth Col. S. 0 . Harriman $125, Jim By Maria* Jones ( Jury of a 10-year-old Wagner boy my boys.’ Contlnulna i>u verbal distaste bad been le ill health for Frazier and Peggy Fleming as ment from Ih# British-French or Grant $237.50. A. L. Wilson $300. . . d ? : OVIEDO—The Oviedo Baptist who was found by two hunters •b0,“ two year, following a stroke I Martha. «"• • » delegations. There also Quirk action on the part of tha and Mrs. Appleby and Dot Powell ... A , , . iv and had been undergoing treat-1 Norman Nicks and Betty Stev- was no word when they would re- Church will play host* Sunday I returning from their Held Tues- two hunter* undoubtedly Is re. its $027.50. m*n‘ by an Orlando doctor. |eason represented this grade in P*7 Hammarskjold'* request („r their former members an<l day morning about 8:30. sponsible for saving the young, Commissioner Meisch expense. The total. amount nf money for a statement on their with-;*|| local citizens who wish to par­ -- re . Reason for the man’s action, 1the final judging. Roger I-re Williams, son of Mr. tier's life. An early morning re­ ticipate with their annual Thanks­ and Mrs. Henry R. Williams, was 5 5 * * 1 ,1by ‘ h*S* minoIe. County » ^ M n o r Sco t ° according to Mrs. Lane, could be The tenth gr.ders were last on dr* " » ‘ P,4M giving get-together and Home­ found hanging from the rafter of port from the Seminole Memorial Chamber of Commerce since the take the W 111h' ™ niy attributed only to a moment of the program but first In th* prize ---------------------------coming. hia front porch by Gerard Long- Hospital give* the tO-year-old K o f Mmn^ rshnlp: mU' ‘ f * y thC b,ggMt ! dezpondeney bec.us. o f his III; winning column. "Bobby Sox" F u n e r a l S e r V I C C C has been t*. 012.7^ Bales tcVd! ‘ Were going to see that you health. |wa„ a well-presented play. Boh- r u n “ ' a l J C l V I t e S We know what a good time we wood and a companion a* they boy’s condition s* "critical". Doc* sro’ip^ get jou r money, Mrs. Ray, said The two women brought the by Sox, played by Lois Murphy, Q Q ITIT o m o r r o w had • few weeks ago at the Meth­ returned from a hunting trip, tor* attending him yesterday odist homecoming, seeing old noticed the boy stopped their rtrlV!! ' T Mfi^ h’ . ^u t,., d ,ik* l° s ° on elderly man directly to the Sem-and Margie, played by Ann I) * - 7 a , m * 1 O m O I T O W state that "He may and our friends, etc. Now, we are looking car turned around and went JT $11,000 and membership at record 1 d on t like the chiseling Memoriil Hospital where1Shazo, took the limelight with F o r ' J l l f f f l f * S h f l f O n hopes tre that he will recover." ............................. . . . . nf the Board of Commissioners it w.s reveal^ that the pistol was their bested arguments. r o r J U O g e jn a r o n forward to Sunday with pleasure. back. Investigation Into the accident­ A cleanup drive will begin Im- every tune we have a Joint pro- held In th* right hand wrapped! Lola and Ann were ably supFuneral services for Judge Longwood cut the rope from The Sunday School hour Is mediately, Cham berof Commerce jeet." In a handkerchief. Sanford Police1ported by Mary Ann Slayton as d*"1’’ ’ will he held m- 9 15 a m , and a apecial service around the 10-year-old boy's nerk al hanging of the youngster y eit e M « C« h . n \i.mhlr .ilan n u ' Wben ” m'ndcd that people Department Patrolman Carl C. Mr*. Hanna; Richard Smithson mnrning at S o’clock it will be held at th* 11 a.m. wor­ while the boy's mother slept in a ! " ‘ « i « r U being continued by the nearby room. The home is a ! Seminole County Sheriff ami hia Chairman nn„ n .7 « 7 n , w ^ m wl,hin CUF of S * .^ rd hav.| podson found th.t the weapon( aa Norton Brown; W M l.c. Kel- [J ' J jJ * w P B r S ^ J r . of'fl ship hour. Our friend. Mayor Gary, has frame dwelling Just o ff the high-: depulie*. promised to be on hand. He had way on the Oviedo Road In Wag­ hrttrr he there to welcome us, ner. The father had gone, as he told, a« we were there to welcome Deputy Sheriff A K Kvans, "to him at hi* church Turkey will be furnished by I Orlando to buy a battery to start bring the total Chamber of C om -! «,nun*y would raise the total ” -i If™?1* °T, “ f n™ w!l0 Hollywood, for she eould really nf tha Cltv Cm m S - for four th* church. All others are asked etT- ’ mere* cooperation among San- pens* for icot from $143 a month * 4,7 "*• double for her. No kidding, to bring baskets ami eating1 The crude rop-. *'-d •"*« years. ford and Seminole County btisi- to $2'>0. The Board o f Sanford "M r. Lane was apparently I The large group of people preJudge Sharon was a member of tools. Any other meat is accept- nm»se, wa* firmly around the I boy'ii neck. It was lied to a poU) A Community Thanksgiving Sernessmen up to the goal originally City Commissioners, at a previous feeling very good ami was ovrr-|sent Judged the winner* hy the the Board o f Deaeon* of the First abt«* set. meeting, had agree,I to double ">e,| at rominj la Sanford for applause meter. The loth grade iiV m i.f' rhu‘rrh '*nd Had""'tau’iiht Get jntir things together and I on lhr fron* p4,rch wilh •no,her Iv ,f* wi" ^ h' ,d ‘ 0,nnrrow mornThere are several team mem- their share if the Board o f Coun- ,,ie Dowers which he enjoyed so nosed out the 12tn by i narrow i j ui , u , n, nible c la n for meet us there. Ws will be watch­ rope ami thrown over the two- ing at th* Central Baptist Church, bers who have not yet reported, ty Commissioners would agree to I ^ h' . . •*P|,ln*<! M « - Ward who margin, thanks to the "small min. R# w n also a msm- ing for you. by-four rafter. l4th st. and Oak Av*., beginning Deputy Sheriff Evans, re co n -1 . ln w Chalrman Balesi told th* group., pay m per cent of th. bill. | ‘ h« m the after-J fr y ". t a r V ' h . S.nfoVd K lw .t^ Oub noon. slructlng the placement of the1*. ‘ ’ Th* membership the -------county's-----------, share - drive for thl% . . .^. rpresent ................— ..it. . | k*** Murphy and Norman Bn<j , charter member of the rope, measure,! the height of the1 T h. coonly-wld* service is . . *0,nil *noth*r phase, expense is $108 per month . m ,h*.N ick s won the honor o f being the EAs Club in Quincy. rafter from the floor at 8 foot] sponsored by the Seminole County “ We and the rUy U paying $40. g,ov* ^ « t o r and elres, of the night. " S n S S . ‘ include: four chll '•” ve only coinpleled tun phu-r»," „ .. .mpwnmeni m get the gun ind> •------ >-i— u a u . ---- ------- j ... . 6 inches, the noose hung 2 foot; Ministerial Association composed Josephine Mikler was awarded ,)r»n. James G. Sharon Jr. nf he „ i d . »„d we are confident -10™1 ^ n r r B L >odd mov- then replaced the keys." ,h* 10 Inches from the floor of the of 17 churches. i the prise for selling the most Washington, D. C.. Chandler Sha tbit Sanford merchants, business fd ,b*‘ ,b-# •dd‘ U“ n ,, porch, and exactly five feet from •bout i'* .* ” \r, « • _, tickets hy W H DeShaio, prln- ron nf Rsnford; Ales Sharon of The Rev. J. W. Parham, pas•nd professional men are anxious! ,ta,ed. U* b f * ‘? ®f Dee. , l ’l ,p ' ‘ Stonewall Jsrkion, who live* th#T h * e T y '" h .d been kept home I ' o f the Central Baptist Church ®be ,oId wor'h. Jacksonville; and Mrs. Sterling «" see the Seminole County Proved Commissioner Meisch se- explained when It happened "snd Jtemhers nf the ninth grade Bolling of Washington. D. C.; and just outside of the Mayfair Sec­ Chamber o f Commerce success- comitd ,he motion which received , we rushed lo (he hosoital from school to help with the; Is host pastor. Organist for the quickly as we could gel here" ** " f r * ° ne< wh° pul on ,hf 1fo,,r srandehlldren, Slary Au.tr.-> tion near 4th SI. killed a bobcat (ul in It* project, and eventual lhc SPP™ '* 1 ‘ h* board, family wnshlng," the mother told community service will be Mrs, I Coroner W. Hush Duncan ,. i l ■ » rU" portrayal*. The hlgh^ Sharon. Chandler Sharon Jr., ye«terday morning. goals which have been outlined.' led In Bv horpital »rt inves’iiM i.i ,l*h' nt ,h* bohhv.snx grmtp w ss Sierling Bolling J r, and Tst •take and Bed treed him," Deputy Sheriff Kvans at S *m l-jR. d . Griem*. ...................... M em on.i Hospital wh*,*j -p ,, R, y r „ d Bowery of the Ithe shooting laid (bat 5fr t*Ln* 1 (E lvis Prviley) at Shsrnn said Jackson a* ... he .....................,,»«»•• displayed the died at 8:58 p m. and later an <!h* ri<‘(,rlM d by John Holler He Remains will be taken to Quin wild animal that meaaured st |*»»• youngster was brought. Long- Fr. , Methodist Church will offer invocation and the scripture noum-ed that there weuld be "N b 1drew »*v*ral curtain call*. The icy Immediately after funeral ser leased 38 inches and weighed an wood, a sawmill operator, had administered artificial respira-, wl„ be rell) by y,* ncy ||4rry T it i Inquest — It was a self" inflict*,i1Jordlnaire* associated with him vices tomorrow morning. Burial estimated 23 pounds. T om orrow M O r n i n y i p i « t n l shot ” ,nr,IC,' d |ln ht. .r t were Benn* W ain -U ui be in Ea.tem c .m e t e o . "I killed him in back o f my Hon until an ambulance arrived w Henderton of the Church o f the house after the dog* treed him," at the scene. iGod. OVIEDO— This year for the The annual Homecoming at the] Assistant Mate's Attorney Voile wrt$ht. Vtrgll Wilson and John Q’dney, with servires at There are four sons in the WllOffering will be taken by th* first time to nur knowledge t he F l o r i d a MeLhodtU Children's * Williams Jr xra. called to the P*rry. grivesid# at 11 am Trlday he said. Bn,.on Funeral Home 1s in j tTJ(ng a 410 guage shotgun with tw0 *hr.m h*d Rev David Carnefix of tha Student Council has been 'Intro- Home with a regular Thanksgiv** wfl! •* Deputy Sher- Charles Parker, Linda Miller,. *’ , n No. 4 «hnt and he “ like in have i io *ch6o{ jh « n the (T,rtf »ian anil Million 117 A11L •hired Into th* Oviedo School. We ing Service at the Barnett Church ' r‘ Jamr* *"*1 Morgan JfcClel- nonnle Will I» and Johnny Trsln-1 *“ if* [«• nky nrre the cast for **Tra*edy".| ^ «#m>n«»le County Bar Ai ^f j| on one nf ^og1l I arr Went a I hanging took P*a^»!(incf. Church All monies receiveil »ra certain that it will be very will he held tomorrow morning at June Fleming. Michael Duda P a t. %nc1111011 merrher* are asked t»> ‘ ‘Xhiv rat haf been bothering on*Y »• 5-year-old hoy^ remain-: wt|j ^ utilued by the Seminola Honorary : mv dogs for sometime— had even honie with Roger U e The Co)ln|y Minlltert,i .\,lociatl.>n for Professor W. H. PeShato, pnnThe Rev. Ben Monlgoni*r, * ' whlrped both of them one tJmt.’’ l L*1 ®*P,4,n' d *® ° * p ! county and community m ur.sta. tfp«I. is announcing ,h* win-1 former pastor nf the church the Negro said. .Sheriff Evans that the five year. Th# „ rmofl wy; ^ delivered by bers In Ih* balloting as follows: h* the guest speaker. Jake and ned. mentioned by “ W y°un* s*er had told him my |he n<T j nernar,, nool> ^ th# Jack-on, arr Walker Hounds, th a!bro|;’,r , 1 I Congregatloasl Christian Church. ..m e hounds rcpon.ihle fur lhe|n* « ■"d f*,‘ oK. lh® P0" " ' the rhanksgivlng Svnnon topic tskmg o f th# deer which escaped! ■ • he,.vyJ kwUI * ' Progress", harger. tresturer, and Melam* P ’ ' P ' ' P 7. Z L u T^*re!* MuMk »* S n r v ir # » < R g s v a n lo r T Jzckion. program rbatrman Th® R®vCarlton, sup West Dth St In Sanford, hit j e r V I C e S l \ C V C a i e O from th# Sarford Zoo some time r. *fr" pn,> , , J ' r Benediction will be offered by erintendent of the Home has In- been missing sine* 10 a.m. Tues- 1 OVIEDO— Th# Thanksgiving, *g0, ____________ __ snd working in Umatilla. } ! " JL,f’ " ' J ! ' f h viled all alumni and former staff dav morning services will h* held again JointRoger I-ee. secording to the Lh" fJ * lhe ^ . , members to attend the annual It Is reported that the rlderlv Ir hy th* Oviedo Methodist and! ' Dep,ity Sheriff Investigating the Dick Aiken will sing the sole Homecoming event man went hunting inwoods north, OviedoBaptists this year, theI !arodent, I. e bo) very large fo r , Immediately prior to the ThanksThere is an alumni meeting of Osteen and has not returned services heing held this year at Partly clouds and mild today; 1his age. He Is reported to be 5! E*vt*** U»T sermon. |slated to be held tomorrow after- home. If he Oviedo Baptist Church, Thursday mostly tloudy with feet tall, apparently th# largest1 Tha public Is Invited to attend noon st the home Immedli'ely! Spnuf is described as having The Rev. Georg* II. Carlton, seatlrred showers and turning of the four children. !th# Community Thanksgiving following the Thanksgiving Dm- "his right hand and wrist off be- pastor nf th* O v M o Methodist i colder by night; low toolgb4 *0-84.| Neighbors said yesterday af-tSexvica, iner. jlow th, elbow." iCSiureh will officiate. 1 Makes Plea To General Assembly ' riW jft ' Women's Team City Board Blasted Takes Top Honors At Commission Meet 73-Year-Old Man In CofC Drive Takes Own Life With Gun Yesterday Oviedo Bapfisk Mystery Surrounds Sel Homey ....g, Accidental Hanging ★ ★ ★ O a lh V ‘iinday Community Service "Tomorrow Morning 25-Pound Bobcat Killed By M an Near 4th Street Student Council Sfficers Told Children's Home Homecoming Set 65-Year-Old Mon „,;'65-Yeor-Old Mon L t: 22® - r - r S Additional Local News •On Page 3 iiS S S i^ S ^ “* Thanksgiving Weather J �gw ■: " * ■ ■ • 1 • Enterprise N ew s ; V- Soil Bank Payments Faymeata of two types to farm­ For a farm owoer who receives D. Stewell, Mr and Mrs. Kirby ers under the "foil bank" crop ratal income but who takes ns ENTERPBISS - Mrs. Chute Sellers and Mr. and Mrs. John redaction pleas are counted an part la UM set sal operation of tha i sai Mr*. M ia Johnson Tatum accompanied tha boys and urntng* for social security in* anttrUiaed (reap 3 of tha Christ, Mrs. Henderson, den mother ib-lturanea benefit payments, and faro, nalthar Um soil bank pay. aa Woman’* F*Uow«hlp of tha porta that the boya sold 128.60 o f' payments of a third type may be menta nor the other renUl in­ First Christian Chorch of DeLand tickets for this annual affair. She counted under certain condition*, come count* toward Social ^ Moods* artsmoon. Thota pro. and the boya wish to express their according to Paul K. Weaver, dis­ included Mn. D F Cralf, Mr* appreciation to all tha people trict manager of tho Social Se­ curUy benefits. Robert Haley, Mn. Ben Albritton, buying tha tickets and helping the curity Administration la Orlando, Farmers who rutin and claim Mn Homer La Beau, Mrs. J. W . boys. who uld many Inquiries had boss social aacurity paynaata U u * aad than recslva soil hath payBrans. Mrs. Martha Miner, Mr*. Evelyn Csrltoo. daughter of the raeoivsd on this auWoet. Balter, Mr*. Ed. Phlppa, Mr*. Rev. mad Mrs. Bnscom Carlton, menu la IMS, may fllu aa appUTha aoll bank paymanU to bo Robert Fa slay, Mr*. Wm. Harder, celebrated bar Mb birthday Mon­ cation far a recomputallon after Mrs. I . W. Duntea, Mrs W A. day evening with a party glvan by counted as not earnings by aelf- tha first of tha year. Burch. and Mr*. John Cannon her mother at their home on the employed farm operators are those firmer* who draw soil bank under Um "acreage reserve" The Reeutar meeting of the Bn* comer of Mala Street and Lake mads paymanU an aubjact to aelf•em­ program and tha annual paymanU terprite PTA will be held la Shore Dr. Questa Included 16 lit­ ployment (aoeUl security) taxes aa the sehool auditorium Tueiday tle girls of the Childm'a Home. for land placed to tho "eonaarva- no ether net earnings, and th*Q Uon reserve," Weaver said. "Thas# Nov t*U» at 7:30 pm. Cueat speak Carnes and contests worn aajoyod earnings count toward aoclil se­ er will be Fred DeMotte of Day and delicious refreshment* af paymanu replica income which curity retirement, disability, and tons Beach, director of civil do* birthday cake and ice eresm were Um farmer reasonably could have •urvlvors insurance beneflu. expected if hU land had beta kept ftnse In this area. All parent* a n served to the guests.' "A larga nurhber of elderly The regular meeting of the Wo* to normal crop urea." especially urged to attend. Florida farmer* a n retiring each man’* AnxIUIary ef the All Saints A third typo of soil bank pay­ Mn. Shirley Crouse of the Do* Episcopal church mat Wednesday weak under tho old-age-and sur­ land publle Library was the guest at the Farrtsh House. Following ment U Um conaorvaUoo-rtsareo vivor* Insunne program provided reimbursement payment. These are at the regular assembly program the regular business session eenby Um facial faeurity Act’'.Mr. of the Enterprise Jr. HI Sehool dueted. by Hr*. Arthur Wlllgooae, payments mad* by tho Federal Weaver pointed out. "Tho amount Government to pay pari of the Wednesday. In celebration of book re frashmsots were served by the of tho maathly payment la bated week, she fold the story "Tha Ap­ refreshment committee, headed coot of carrying out tho conserva­ on the farmer's average month* tion practices and making Im* ple of Contenement" by Howard by Mr*. Robert Elmers. provsmenU on <b* conservation re- earning*." Pyle. The DeBary Orcbeitra group serve. They are Included to figur­ Tha minimum monthly payment The 4-H club met Tuesday at will moot each Friday momlag ing the farmer’* net earning* only Is 330 for tho farmer and Its for the Enterprise school In Its sec­ Iron 1:10-11:10 for rcbaartals at Um expenditures are deductible as hia wife. 1 they art both 63.. Mixond meeting of the year with the the Parrish House with Mrt. Har­ business exposes for Income tan lraum or which tho aolf amptoyed county director Mr. Luttrell. The ry Whittaker, director aad William purpose*. farmer can qualify la I 106.SO * following officers ware elected; Wataon aa buslnesa manager. month for himself and 3S4JO (or A landlord who owns a farm and president, Steve Holloway; vie* Miss Jean Parker, daughter of participates materially to the pro­ hia wife._____________ president, Mike Bartastefe; see Mr aad Mrs. D. J. Parker, mam retary, Bobby WUbom: and Co. bar of tha DtLind High school duction or management of farm Add both crumbled Bluo chest* commodities gets socUl security rsprasenUtive, Happy Cerlton. band accompanied tha.band to Or­ credit for hia share of the soil and prepared mustard to mayonMiss Doris Taber entered her angeburg, I. C. last weekend. The ____________________________ nail* for a islad dwialng f f orange cake in the cake baking band alcag with the High School bank paymants fust a* tbs farm oparator does, Weaver pointed out. hearts af lattucr_______________ cooteit held In DnBary Tuesday football team went there. Congra­ and tied for first place winners tulations Jsan, wo are happy to bo with one of tho DeBary ladies.- repraseated in thla fine band. Congratulations Miss Faber. A 'l Dick Tyler returned Monday All of the boys of Cub Scout to Alius Air Force Bait, Okla Daa of Pack so and Including after spending leave with his par several of their parents attended enti, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tyler, the annual Scout Jambore "Scout Mr*. Harry Throop and Mra. log on parade" at the Naval Re* Crace Reals attended a party at serve Armory at Exposition Park, the home of Mrs. Esrl Nettles In Orlando Saturday evening. Mr. and Longwood Wednesday afternoon. 4:41 Muila At Raadora onL A N bo 7:04 Drifting On A Ctoud WkUlftkinUtY Mrs. C. A. Henderson, Ur and Mrs. William Paul Baringar of De7:11 Select tha Muilo AFTERNOON ............ 7:lo If a DancatlmO Baty replaces Dave Bride who re­ 1:00 Advamur* With facia Walt *i*4 Nlgnt Edition signed last weak In the local t:39 kup.rman »:IS Strictly Instrumental KVENINO school. 1:14 The Itnythm llaur Sitl Nawr-Waatbar-hports 10:10 At Koaa With Mu.la Mra. Belle Johnson has as her Silk ___ .notick o r suit Handttvoua Raws llilt T H E S T A T E O P F L O R I D A TO: house guests this week Sirs. Ar­ 1:10 T1/a^OwU 11:44 Sian Off M A H IU A IL L KISMU whose place T itU THURSDAY thur Almy of Lakeland end Sirs. •( rtaldenco It unknown. Tilt John Daltv and lh# NiWa MORNINO A Sworn Complaint having boen Kathrya Prank of Dunedin. 7:10 Burns and Allan S: 14 81a* OB Mad a g a ln .i you In lha Circuit Arthur tlodfrar Shaw I.SO Sir. and Mra. Harold Stultz 4:01 Dawn Breaker* '■yurt In and tor Stmlnolo County, 1:19 htaga 7 1:14 Newt Morlda. In Chaneory, for Dlvoree, visited Sir. Stultz'* parents, Sir. iiqo Tha Mllllontlrt 4:11 W rat are Jamboraa •bo «hort title ef tall action btlng 1:10 l‘va Uol A aeortl 4:11 Now* UCOltdE WM. KlltBU JIL. Plain- and Sirs. J. L. Stultz in St. Peters­ I9:»9 Wadnaaday N>*ht FlahU 7 ■ 44 Baraa O’clock Club llff, vt. MARIUAIL L. FIBBL. 7>.(«n burg Saturday. illOO Night Nawa Raport 7:11 Naws.nertda Sant, thato prtttnlt are to caute i StarHsht Thaatre The Rev. and Sirs. Jsmes Sic11:11 7:14 Nawa World rtoulra you to file your anawtr 7 1 It Haorta At A Olanc* olhtr pleading., It any, to tho Com Cullough and sons of Greensboro iu u t h i r V u a t m o r x i n i i 1:44 Jnekay'a Ckntr* plaint fllad htraln. and to serve ware overnight guetti of Mrs. Mc­ • ill Bigs On Iit4 Mornrag Darotlaa* Sup* lhatavf upon r ia ln illlt At Nawa-Waathar fill Cullough's parents, Mr. and Mra. llarmoay Tin;# lorntr on or httora tho Ith day of 7)04 Tha Morning Bhow Jill World At Nina Uootmbor, A.U.. l i lt , othorwlta < W. L. Tyler. Tho Rev. and Mra. Captain Kangaroo 1:1* 4:11 Morning Matodla* Daaraa Pro Confttto will bo (alar McCullough left Tuesday to attend l :l « Film Fact a Fancy 4:14 Mara and Tatra *4 sfa ln ti you the cause procood Thla Ijind of Our* 10:00 t titt 1144 Club tha Baptist convention in Orlando ea parte. Handstand Nawa WITH USA MT hand aa.l official through Thursday, while the boy*. 10:19 Thla I-and nf Ours 11:9* \Ui 1104 Ciu* at Sanford. NrminoU County, Mlrtka It nich ^ al H ilt flama af Matodp orlda, thla loth day of Nuv.nt, Mark and Kelly, remained with 11:19 AFTERNOON World at Noon their grandparents bar. A, V.. H it. 11:04 Valiant Lady Radio Farm Dlgast /• / O. T. Ittrndon Sir. and Sirs. Jack Argeriinger 11:13 Lava of U fa l l i l t Har Nona Ranch Clark of the circuit Court Search for Tomorrow •wa and children of Eau Gallic ware 11:19 Outdid* Llfht MautnoU County, Florida X’il* %ar~Nana Ranch . SEAL) dinner guests of Mrs. Anna Glass 11:11 3:04 Thurrday Mntlnr* 1)09 Charlan CeUloawoad Na*a Oordaa V. Frederick lilt IHami Up and_b* Counted 1:40 World At Thrat Sunday. Attorn*/ for Plaintiff 1:10 Aa tha World Turnt 1:11 Pub. Service Show P. 0. Ito* ta n Mra. Alfred Clapp and son Ed 1:00 Our Mira llroeha . 1:14 Rarord I'ravlaw 1*1 north park Avonue left Sunday to return to their home 1 :1 0 Illg Winter / Hantoril, Klurlda Film Far* in Montclair, N. J. after having 1:IS 1:00 Big Payoff x o t ic h o r r n o c K r m v u a r tm 1:10 Channel (•> Croarrolds t m h c l o s i n u o r p o r t i o n s o r been house guests for the past STREIITS. ALLEYS , ANII HtlAU week, of Mrs. Glass and Miss 1:41 Rrowulng Around 4:00 Hrlahtar D»v ____ RltlMT o r WAVS Dorla Faber. w n s s -t v ja ck so n v illw TO WHOM IT MAY CORCKR.N: CHANNEL 4 Sirs. Pearl Rivers wai weekend You wilt taka nollo* that tho WEDNESDAY AFTBENOON Hoard o f County Conimlttloavrt ut guest of rtlalives and friends in t oo Wild Dill lllckok Hvmlnolo County, Klnrlda, upon tho Cheraw, S. C. S:19 1)19 Report petition of a ouallflvd land ownar, t S Dnug Kdwarda wilt at StlO o'clock A. M., uu Ilia Sir. and Sirs. Harold Youngs 4: 7:09 Han Called X and son Daniel Dean of Anna, lit. 7:10 Annie Oaklay In said County lunly Commlaaontra' room In tha Famlnol* Somli___ County ___ Court _____ are guests of Sir. and Mrs. Don l:0n (iodlray A Frlooda 1:90 Tha MlUlonnatr* lloiuv. In Hanford, Florida,, roatldar Winn this week. 0,lo I’ va Oot a Barrel and datormlna »h*th*r In aloat, Sir. and Sirs. Charles Nleb ar­ lo-oo Jflth Century Fo* varata. abandon, dUrontlnuv, 41.claim and renounce any right that rived Tuesday alter having spent |l:00 11:90 Hapnrl tiio !.*■* Paul A Mary lord tha aald Count, and tha publlr their homo in 11:11 |At* Show . hava In and to thota 'portions at tho summer at 11:41 N **« A Sian Off Mich. Welcome Home, (treat*. allays, tnd road right of NUts, T iiim a n e v m o r n in o waya located In Remlaola County, neighbors. Sill Teat Pattrrn THE ORIOINAl A ll-M IT A l Florida, dallntaiad upon a map ur 7:00 flood Moralna plat, and deacrlbvd at follows, to CANOPY TYPE GARAGE DOOR 100 CapL Kanitaroo “t By HKLSff aNODGKAM The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log Legal Notice lilts »:00 Opr* llntx* 10:00 flarry Moor* All that part of Myan Ava nur, Adklna Avtnu*, Juntt Ava nua. and Wllllama Avtnue. ly log South of tha Mouth Boon dary of knurling Street, and alen. all allay waya and road right of waya, eilandlng South from, and lylag Mouth of. tha Rnuth llotmdary of Spurting Mtroat In and hatwaan and ad Jacent I u Hlockt, K. I. M. !*, and O, of tha Flrit A<l dttlon to Lockhart Huhdlrtlon, according to plat thereat re* corded In Pitt Hook I, Tufa IS of tha Public llacorda of Kami. nol* County, Flarlda, #».*pt that tha fur.guilt* ahall not nffort nay allay way and road right of way lying Month of lha Mouth Boundary of said Blocks K • L. M. N. and O. and ahall not affsot Orspa* villa AvanuO. lying Kn.t ot a*.4 Ice u . and lt*vl*r Avsnut, ly* Ing Waal nf aalil lull K. and I’ KItHONM INTHUKMTKI, MAY AP­ PEAR AND IIE JlK.Wtlt AT THE TIME AND PLACE HPKOFIKR UOAIID OF COUNTY COM* MIM3IO.Nr.RS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY « y /• / W. D Miller, Chairmen (SEAt.t la fon rt ml Ik, t'analy armlael* I n a t f , State ml Flarlda. la Prahat*. la ra tha ratal* af 10)10 11:lo 11:40 11:11 17:10 11:4* 1:00 1:10 1:10 1:00 7:10 1)40 liSO 4: 0 0 1:11 1:10 1 :1 0 0 lilal.mr, aSartlatl aparatlan Id'W any waalhar. " 0 No ipringi, no tratkt, na natia, A Ouorontaad for fIVI KAIL. A variety ef Jailgn* ta dt y*v(), ham*. Single ar double width., with or without (enter patt WTHR— SANroRD 1 ton KII.OCVCLEl WCDXESD1T 1:99 lit! 4:11 4:10 AFTERNOON Tha Rhythm Hour KVENINO World At IIS Twilight Ionia Sport* Bonk 6th & Maple raovio sight Phone 28G2 »v 1 1 ri a *\ ot tuvtcl^ SAVEupto50%onFUEL Jndgr, W IT H S l l O l l a k S X C L U S IV I SATBMTSD AllTHUR LEE HOSIER Drcraaed. Ta All Wham If War f'aarrrat Notice I* hereby slvan that CARL ROMHilt ha, tll..| hi, Dual raport aa admlnlatralnr nf tha m ala nf Arthur Laa Rn,l*r. dactaaadi (hal ha Iliad hia patltlon fnr flaal dlarh.re* and that h* will aonlr to tha Hanarabla EnNEIT IIOU* HOLDER. County Judge ot Sami nnla fo u n t /. Kl.irl.li on |h* tlchth la / of Darrntbar. l»j*. fur approval nf u m * anil lor (Inal di.charg* aa admlnlatralnr nf tha aatata nf Ar Ihur Laa Hoalar. daraaaad. nn thla Slh dav af November, lilt . Cart t . RnaUr Arthur Laa Roalar. dacaaaad Arthur Ondfrry Strlk* It Rich Valiant tAdy U » » o f Llf* Nrnri-h fnr TnmorroW Holding Light 1:00 Itaoort Htand Up and ho Counted Aa tha World Turnt our Mlat Drooka Houiaparty m Hlg i. Payoff n,>b Cro.hy tlrlohtor Day Harrat Rturm Ed** o f Night Mickey UiitiN TWO-IN-ONE HIATMAKim l«*k at thus •xdusIvB SUSLIK fsilurss FIISIDINT Elsenhower takes time out from conftrsncs on the MiJdlo Eait erbis to po*« for Whlta Houm ntws photogra. phers. It was the Ant time tb« Pruldcnt « u photogrsphsd at his desk sine* bis r*-«l#cLon • TwwIiuOn* Haatmakar • Sava* up to ) 0 H In fuel * Uaglarmatia 0,*H and. Mat and mini* * l*Lnt.flaming wpar guiaf maker mount • lilt time pax.lam anatnal flnith * *■way dirattianal Trapleal flag, Haat • CaW Iran larahvciiaa * Uaaa-nra burner, daana aa II kaat* a iumma, laaling at lha turn af ■ twHdk NOTI CE Tax Rooks ar* open for payment of 1936 City Taxes. |*» discount allowed if paid in N ottabcr, 3% In December, la January and 1*1 In February. «> FURNITURE SA.Nf'UUD AU city tax statements havt bets mailed. If yon kav* not received yours, pleas* give tha legal description, your mailing address and statement will be sent to you. t Fh. 1425 DcBAHY 116 W. FIRST ST. "Where Your Dollar Buys The Most Furniture" EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN WE DELIVER Ellen Hoy City Taa Collector CENTER M O N E Y B A C K G U A R A N T E E �•■■T -ltt* ‘p x - r -i. ''^p^t »- “ . ; » i .:.•-* ?, • - • ’ irLr*Z/T. r ..* News O f M en In Service A new slate o f officers for 1987 to head the Seminole County Farm Bureau was elected last night following the approval o f the organisation of a new Board of Directors. Nine directors were named by Home Demo Club Agent Requests Raise For Agent W SGT. RUFLS C. BENTON, .on o f Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Renton, 2808 Palmetto Ave., recently was g r a d u a t e d from the Seventh Army Non-Commitlioned Officer Academy in Munich, Germany. S e r g e a n t Benton is a squad leader in Headquarters Company o f the 13th Infantry Regiment’ s Third Battalion. He e n t e r e d the Army in September 1932 and completed* basic training at Fort Jackson, S. C. The ser­ geant attended Seminole High School. (U. S. Army Photo) Hospital Notes A 6 ^ w ® NOV. 20 Admissions Eugene Vann ( Sanford I Mary Lumpkin (Sanford) Births Baby Girl Best Discharges Charles Hydcr (Sanford) Baby Girl Hysktn (Sanford) Oscar Best (Sanford) NOV. 21 Admissions Mrs. L. Gourtey (Sanford) Michael Powers (D c Bary) Willie McKay (Sanford Cleo Alexander (Osteen) nirths Baby Girl Gourloy Baby Roy Lumpkin Visiting Hours: Private Rooms, 11 a. m. to 9 p. m.; Semi-Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p. m.; Pediatrics, It a. m. to 8 p. m. Parents and Grandparents only; obstetrics. No visiting during feeding of babies. Private Rooms 11 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m., Semi-Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. In half * ccniury Ihe Christmas Seal Sale has grown from an e f­ fort to raise $300 for an experi­ mental TB hospital ,n DoUwaio to support a nationwide program o f education, research, rehabilita­ tion, and care finding rarried on by 3.1WO affiliated tuberxulisis associations. The 50th annual Chri'lmax Seal Sale to raise fund:, to fight TB in the United Slat.-s open, November 15. A member o f the Home De­ monstration Club of Seminole County appeared before t h e Board o f County Commissioners yesterday requesting a raise' In salary for Mis* Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent. Mr*. George Otto, prominent In the activities of the Home Demo­ nstration Clubs, told the rommlssinners that no one knew o f her intended appearance before the Board or “ the room would be full." "An Increase In salary was as­ sured for Miss Wilson," said Mr*. Otto, "and only recently was it SGT. BOV E. HARRIS, son of learned that the Increase was not Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Harris included in the 1938-57 budget." Route 1, Sanford, recently was i Mrs. Otto reminded the Board graduated from the Seventh of Commissioners that "Seminole Army Non-Commissioned Offi­ County pays one of the lowest cer Academy in Munich, Ger­ salaries in Ihe stale.’ many. Sergeant Harris entered The HD Club representative the Army in January 1933 and pointed out that Miss Wilton spent completed basic training at 12 years as a teacher, many years Fort Jackson. S C. The ser- ! as a Home Demonstration Agent grant is a 1950 graduate of and "can return to Alabama Seminole High School. (U. S. ; when she wants. Army Photo) "We have learned that several positions are open in nearby counties—and we don’t want to lose her," Mrs. Otto said. "I am asking that you amend your budget to permit an increase “ It seems as if the State Pri­ in -alary for Miss Wilson," she son Commission would be more said. "We all love her—and we don’t consistent in the reports." said want to lose her." Mrs. Otto re­ County Attorney Mack N. Cleve­ peated. land Jr. at yesterday’s meeting The Board of Commissioners o f the Board of Seminole County agreed to study the 1936-57 budget for a possibility to increase the Commissioners. Home Demonstration A g e n t ’ s The latest report of the Stale salary. Prison Inspector, from an In­ spection o f the Seminole County Jail on Sept. 20. 193d, approved every phase of the local county Jail. R. O. Ilayncsurorth. who signed1 Frank J. Cooney a resident of Ihe latest report, left nothing un-1 East 1st St., De Bary passed reported as he gave approval to away suddenly at 8:23 a. m to­ each item calling for comment \day. and inspection. Born Oct. 13. 1M7. in St. Louis, J. D. Creech, a State Prison Mo., he had lived in De Bary for an earlier report stated that “ If three years. Mr. Cooney was a Inspector, who had submitted retired railway express claims something is not done to improve adjuster, retiring in 1953 after the Seminole County Jail within I 42 years with the Railway Ex­ 90 days no state prisoners would press of St. Louis. He was a be allowed lo be lodged there."! member o f the Holy Name So­ Attorney Mack N. Cleveland ciety. All Souls Catholir Chureh. Jr. told tha board “ I will write; He Is survived by his wife. Mr. Nathan Mayo regarding the Clara Anne Cooney. De Bary; and report." one sister. Miss Mary Mathilda Cooney, I-ox Anrrles, Calif. LARSEN BEAT ONLY TWO The rosary will be recited by TEAMS IN 1931 Father Richard Lyons at 8 p. m. NEW YORK (A P )-D o n Lar­ tomorrow in the All Souls sen, who pit.'hed the only pci feet i Catholic Church and the requiem g me in World Series hixinry,; mass will be celebrated Friday at had a lough lime nf it two years! 9:30 a. nr. in the church. Mem­ ago. While with Baltimore he had bers of the Holy Name Society a 3 21 record, beating only ihe will act ns pall bearers and bur­ Yankees twice and Cleveland ial will be in the Catholic ceme­ once. tery. What the Yankees liked about The Allen-Summerhill Funeral bint was his hitting, his 4.37 Home of DcLand is in charge. earned run record, his 202 inn- ‘ mgs and his 12 complete games; Toast a half cup of slivered in 28 starts. In 193d. Larsen com-: blanched almonds in a couple of plctcd 6 out of 20 starts for the, luhlespoons of butter in a small Yankees. In 1953, his first year' skillet. Good over practically any with the Yankees, he completed1cooked vegetable when companj's 5 of 13 starts. coming. Prison Inspector Reports Conflict DeBary Resident Succumbs Today Legal Notice I- tk - r ——*# —t Ik - I'— sem ln-le iv J—.1—-. I ’n n k l r , • tl-l- - I l li.rl.l-, I- a .v t.i.ir I - l*r»hafe re i » ' , l a l * - f r.. o i t .w T - .VII C r r fll-r i M i l.r I Inlm - — k a l i *.-i n l e t You say a mouthful when you •ay that our radio-television service is the best you ran buy at any price. I’asj on the good news lo your friends. They'll thank you for it. HOOVER RADIO & T.V. SERVICE Car Radio* A Specialty P H O N r5 8 3 3 303 S SANFORD AVE iv Tin: < imit i t r ot n r n r ti i i : s i v i'll Jii uiTvi. n u n ir, rv vvn run vkmi voi .i : m i vrv. IIIIIIIIIV. IV IIIVVIMIV. Mi, IIMWAItn **— •-—- - -i . r v o x x r : Fern-«• H -k - llrm a-4a Vn al-,1 Vg I. PKNDf.ETOX and rK xnL E T ov, ruintirr* «V v .\ 'Y .!f,:T You -<"'l »a«h of >r.u or* h " i .M n i .i . x ' i,y nnim —l -ltd re-iulre-l to ore- j . . . . . . . . . . . . . • •Ml a r t, « ,«I* m - -..*1 d s . i i a u d - — ynu. or either of you, limy hukn I i i s l m t lit- - - i - i s of 8AI.LII I ,111 AY lin v -k td . late of tal.) ConnI -v to I I I - CoiliiI> Judo- of Hemi male County, Florida. »t his o f. '( l i e In Ihe court hunt* of »ald County si Ssnf.iFil. Florida, w llhI in rinht i-.ilend.ir moulhk (Mint i ihs IIm- of ih> first puhllrntloii of Ih s nonce Ks- h rUIro or tls: I.isnd -h ill t>« In w rltlnt. -m l I .lu ll - l - l n Ihs pis— of ' residence I And po-t off!* • sddrs-s of Ihs i claimant, Slid -hall he -worn to j ti, th - clslnisnl. hts -se n t, or Ittnrney, snd an* snob rtslm or 1.lenisml n-*i —, filed -halt h« void. A Kdwtn Hhlnholsee \s silinlnlitralor C.T A. of III- i :,t a t - of HA LI. IK a. nrt.vr, de. es-sd COMPLETE STOCK SHOTGUN SHELLS „d 22 RIFLE CARTRIDGES Imperial Refineries Station 13th & I’ ark M ifli i. m 8 F I » * A n n r n r and H tM iK A M irnr. Defendants PHONE 73 JAMES B. CUT Passport to Happiness It was also announced that W. W. Lins, president nf the lo­ cal farm group, would represent the Seminole County Farm Bur­ eau at the National Convention in Miami Dee. 10-12. At a meeting of the new board o 1934. M-ysls Gr«lf. Reprint*) by permUslea •f Avslsa Books. Distributed by of directors, which followed the K tsf Features Syndicate membership meeting, the follow -< Ing officers were elected to head CM A lt kit 3b rived. But silt was loo tired, too the Seminole County Farm Bur­ *7 TIE AMBULANCE from th* tick at heart, to care. Sha tank eau during 1937: Charles T. Law1 Good Heart Hospital didn’t down oa a chair and retted her son, president: R. F. Roehlk, vice arrive until the afternoon. The head against tha high carved president; and D. Harold Fauver native driver nad gone early in back, content to wait, content for secretary-treasurer. the morning up to the main road, tha moment not to have to think. She had closed her eye* when A square dance and folk games, •lopped a car and got to a tele­ along with refreshments, were phone. He seemed to have re­ she waa aroused by a voice, with enjoyed by the group following covered completely not only from a faint trace of a Scottish burr the slight conclusion he'd stta- lingering In It. saying: last night’s meeting. By MAYSII OMIO lamed, but he seemed to have forgotten his vision o f the threelegged caff. The little priest made them drinkable coffee, baked bread­ fruit, and brought them in a bunch ot red, trec-rtpened bonana-s. Bruce and Val took turns tn staying with Cynthia, who was slowly regaining consciou-i—as. ft waa with a deep reeling of relict that Val taw the two color­ ed orderlies with a stretcher thread their way through the thick forest of trees toward the hut. The newly-built hospital was a gractoua-looking white structure on a hillside overlooking Montego Uay. Darkness was faUlng by the lime they reached it, but the night was sun and peaceful and the moon waa rising. Cynthia's fa­ ther had got out ot a sick bed to await the arrival of the ambu­ lance and stood in the foyer with the matron watching the stretch­ er on which his daughter lay be­ ing carried into a private ward. Attcrwarda he wrung Bruce's hand and thanked him brokenly for having saved his daughter's kfe. "If you hadn't been in that car, Harridan, I dread to think what would havo happened to Cyn­ thia," he aid earnestly. "You saved m y liuls g irls life— and she's everything in the world to me." Bruco said modestly that he'd done what any other surgeon wuulil havo done, and together the tw o men and the matron went down the long corridor Into tho private room which had been prepared for tho patient. Val found herself alone in Ilia recep­ tion hall whero one of Ihe am­ bulance drivers had dumped her luggage. No one had told her where her room was; no one, in fact, had paid any attention to her since the ambulance hail ar- Saturday M ay Be "D-DayBy HUMAN N- IUNMUN, M.O. h i especially cartful tomorrow weekend*. A total ot 76« 090 wera when you take your ear out of the Injured on Saturday and Sunday. The reason for this weekend garage. Tor Saturday U “D-Day —Danger Day—aa far at Ameri­ carnage lies tn the motoring hab­ its of the American public. can motorist* are concerned. Statistics allow that Saturday la Ivery highway In the nation the moat dangerous day of the haa Ita share of Saturday motor­ week. Some 8.320 peraona-thafa ists who are determined to get to mors th in one-fifth of the fatal­ their weekend destination In time ity total—were killed In Saturday for dinner—even It the last 60 miles or so must be covered tn tiaffle accident* last year one hour flat. Greatest Total Year afi year, excessive speed In addition. 410.010 peraoni accounts for the majority of traf­ were Injured on Saturday*. TWa fic fatalities. Last year it was • also la the greatest total for any blamed directly for 12.700 death*. During these final few nice day of the week. The most dangerous time of weekends ot this year, let'i take day—Saturday or any cthar—U U easy. Dinner will wait. between 4 and 8 p.m. Pinpointing QUISTlOlf AND ANlWt* It a little closer, the hour be­ tween 4 p m. and 5 p m. accounts V. W.: What would eauss an for the greatest number of In­ excessive growth of hair on a juries and the hour from 6 p.m woman’* face at the age of 277 to 7 p.m. for the greatest number Answer: The cause of super­ fluous hair It not known. It is o f traffic deaths. Weekends In general are more probably dus to some glandular disorder. . . . dangerous than week day*. However. Just whal glands have Soma 13.730 of th* 37.800 per sons killed on U. 8. roads and been Involved has not as yet beer highways last year mat death on determined. C I I M . K ia f S»*SI«i«. u * . Try and Stop Me ---------------- By BENNETT CERF_________ r p i lE ASTRONOMY PROF had taken his clas* to the sum* mil of a hill near the campus to observe the heavens on a clear, moonless night. "Isn’ t that Venus?" queried a pretty young thing. | "No. my dear," said the prof indulgently. "That hap­ pens to be Jupiter." "What sharp eyes you have," marveled the pretty young thing, "to be able to distinguish them from such a distance!" • • O IMA. Maine Craif. • Silas Emily Uissrll, s Red Cross1 The first American Christmas worker, conducted ihe first Amcrl- Seal Sale to raise funds to fight can Christmas Seal Sale to raise TB was carried on In 1807 by money to fight tuberculosis In Mis* Emily Bisiell, a Red Cross Wilmington, Del.; in 1907. worker o f Wilmington, Del. N O T I • ! write-in candidate for (he flehool honrd. I will make |[ my buslnea* In (he fu(ure (o follow do*ely Ihe activities o f Ihe Seminole County School 0 IK*, by B-nn-tl C»rf. Dutrlbuttd by Kin* Futures J»ol,*»ts. Administration. ELBERT C A M M A C K Y O U ' R E TELLING ME! 8/ W IIU A M RI7T— Central P ra t Writer A 23-TON vacuum sweeper de­ signed for use on airstrips picks up nuts, bolls, rocks and other small objects. So far, however, there's no report of it having swallowed one of those tiny for­ eign autos. ? ! f ment In atomic cooking has not increased the amount of fallout of gravy on the average male diner's tie. 1 1 1 U. 5. juke box soles to foreign countries Am doubled, a survri jAoirs. That thouht be music fc Zndok Dumknp/ icon./crj If mr Ihe rart of due makers. fclM3 -lU « tu r r p tr woiihtn't gulp I ! ! down Ihe hi lug room rug and With our juko b o s s flooding thus oid one house.Wd chore /or- ihs world wo would loom lo have ever. mhinvod at Itasi too phako of a COINCIOINCI brings together In the same photograph two dif­ ferent types of pointers. Outside the D edham , M a ss, o ffic e In which Ruth Fonesca works on giectmg cards, Flcctor Antaya, puts finishing touches to the window (rim e of Ihe budding. In the foreground is a painting of die Christ Child from which Christmas cards are seasonally made, (lotcrnolionat Prelusive) puih-bwtlsn (Ivlllialisn. It's anim ated a third of ih s ! t 1 voters ipl.t thsir ballots. For ono The twin brains o f Boston's d a y, ptlilical A n io n bocamo moro live two-headed turtle so far have p o p u la r Ihon tho nucloar variety. fatted lo thinkin unison, say set- I ! * entitle. Perhaps, nowthat the Speaking of nuclear fiislon. we election is over, they may have understand tho Uritish experi­ less difficulty In agreeing. the U Q\\0°Se °m< of When you are cutting out past­ ry strips for a lattice-topped pie, It's a good idea to use a ruler is a guide. G0 RMLY-Hotpot** in NIGHTLY • M A T IN E E S EVERY W EDN ESDAY SATU RD AY A T 2 P. M. b • NEW CLUB HOUSE • ClnvA-encloflod, nir conditioned nnd heated. Admission $1 Plus Ceneral Admission of 60c c& 1 C * Hotpoint HI-VI Portable weighs only 28 ibs. Hat 80% brighter picture, Automatic F ocu s, Dynapowar Speaker, Shaded G ists. In S eaih tli Pinkand Sand WhitsorLagoon Blue and Sand Whit*. s-tri SHINE ., u Eeb. 28th, 1957 (except Sunda* POST - T IM E 8:10 P. M Your Dreams They’re here! See New Hotpoint Hi-Vi Portable TV! 7 New Hotpoint Hi-Vi Portables to choose from 216 Palmetto Ave. r I wish tn Ihnnk nil nf you who Mupporied me M • • • Ray Everson points out that you never yet have heard a live wire complain about anybody stepping on him. thnwit Court c i “ Confusion," explains Jack Carter "ij one woman plus one turn in tralTic; excite­ ment is two women plu* one secret; bedlam is three women plu* one bargain sale; and chaos Is four women plus one luncheon check." General directions for baking s Tn»« 1| |r.l |1 ninrV •Tf* Vt:\r.t. l a k e IIEIOMTH s * . pastry shell: prick the shell all rordli.* In n!s« thereof tv r*. over with a fork and bake in s rord-d In riel HonV «, n s i - •• r „ h ll. fk-rord, nr Hsmlnote I very hot <430 degree:) oven for 12 Cntml*. Plnrldn .•kid vnl- snd IM - untie- will he I to 13 minutes or until gold colored Slid ll H «d» ntir-onn* lo v i - . l (>.. Remove from oven, cool and then of f*r<reetmttre entered In number etrlrt ,, -»,ov# ; fill. n ?* yT-rndna, n -r i ,.f . circuit *visn F o.hnrne Jr. P n. Bov J*n O'lkndn rlnrtdv Attorney for Ptslntlffe is r .u .k "I'm aorry you've been ictt on your own. Slater Alison. It waa very remits o f me, but I've been helping them gel Miss Felton settled and introducing Doctor Harridan to Doctor Munsev, who will be in eharge of bliss Felton ton ight" "It's quit* all right. Matron." Val smiled and got to her fe e t “ I must have dropped off to sleep. 1 suppose I'm tired." “ You hava every right to ba tired," tha matron said sympa­ thetically. "D octor Harridan haa been teUlng ms what a wonder­ ful help you were to him. Would you like to g o to your room now and hava your supper in bed, or will you Join us in tha dining room so that 1 can Introduce you to your colleagues?" The short nap must have re­ freshed Val for tha no longer felt so tired. "I'd Ilka to have supper U the dining room, Matron, if I may." She smiled again and added, “ But I certainly need to bathe and change my ctolhea Brat." "Coroe along, I'll show you your room. Une ot the orderlies will bring your luggage along, and perhaps after supper you’ll come into my apartment and hava a cup of tea and n ch a t That u, of course, if you're not too tlrod, Ulster." Val smiled back at her grate­ fully. "I'm sura I shan't ba too Ured, and thank you. Matron." Tha bedroom assigned to her waa a small, pleasant room, and Its large window looked d o w n over the fashionable tourist re­ sort of Montego Uay. She opened tha window wide and looked ou t She saw the still waters of tho bay, blue steel in the moonlight, tha circle of lights along the front and tha mors brilliant lights of tha fashionable tourist hotels. Val unpacked a few things and went along tha corridor to the door where tha matron had Uns­ eated tha could taka a bath. Pres­ ently, dressed tn a cool cottea dress, tha entered the dining room shyly, for meeting one's colleagues in any new job la al­ ways an ordeal But the matron came forward to meet her and took her under bar wing. The food waa good, a cooahtnalion of European and Jamaican cooking. After supper bowls o f tropical fruit wera passed around, peeled oranges encrusted with Ice, mangoes, custard apples, sliced pineapples and small rad bananas. Presently Matron Cameron sig­ naled lo her and they left Um dining room together. Tha matron bad a pleasant two-room apartment la ona ot tha wings of tha buUdlng, furnished with hand-tool od furniture ot Jamaican woods. She smiled down at Val aa aha carried tha tea tray back Into the sitting room. “Are you feeling any betterT" The matron looked tn a kindly way down Into tha girl's paltv strained face. "Yes, much better, thank yoxs, Matron," Val said, and added anxiously, "la Miss Felton still resting comfortably? The trip across in the ambulance la.xn't set her back?" "We feel confident she s oa tha danger Uat. Doctor Munsejr, a brilliant young surgeon by tha way, and one of our own Island­ ers, Is looking after her. Cyn­ thia's father, Professor Fallon, is so reassured ha has gone he.na | with Doctor Harridan, whom na has invited to spend the night with him. The Feltons have m . lovely villa on tha other aide od * the bay. It'a very quiet and rest­ ful there." Val tried to hide the b » . ■cak­ ing that came over her. riruce had gone off, without saying a word lo her. It waa conceivebl# he might havo thought aha waa retting when he left, bpt surely he could hava written a not* 7 She had sensed during their talk on the ramshackle porch this morning that ho too was uncer­ tain in his mind about many things (To Bo Con (in serf) itaprlstad br permtaaloe af Avtioa books. Distributed by King Faatorsa Syndics**. ^ f.illn-t* H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET the local Farm Bureau member­ ship at last night's meeting held at the Geneva Community House. With no nominations from iht floor to add to tiie names report­ ed by the nominating commiltci the entire slate was unanimously approved. The 1937 Board of Dir­ ectors Include: Charles T. Law-' •on. R. F. Roehlk, D. Harold Fauver, Bonner L. Carter. Ray MacGill, Ronald W. Muirhead. Tommy McLain, Elmer Mitchell, and David II. Fauver. Following the election o f tbe Board of Directors, Charles Lawson, delegate to the State Con­ vention o f the Farm Bureau, gave his report o f the activities there. IOHMI.Uk|NKS||,|; hereby alven Ihsl Ihe under.I«n-d rierk of th* shove - i . i .d , " Ur, -nd In ii'm i dsn-** w'*n th# l - n i nf th<* HtAl «S rtf "'.r u n ms-le end nrotlde.l, will si II "« o clock V. XI. on Xnvemhrr 1<1 1*".a tell SI nubile nulrrr lo the hlehe.l bidder for r t-h lo Ihe M y h -.r snd h -,t bidder for sf 111- front d "or «* the Coor I I I - . I n sn foe Hen-Inn*. ■ ..unle rinrtad el Hsnfnrd. rin r|. ds nrnp-rfy -Musis. Ivin* *-.| hrlny In M-fntnrt. Connie riorldn m -r - i.srih u U rly d»-rrth»<! *• General Insurance H. JAMES CUT THE SANFORD HERALD Farm Bureau Elects Officers For '57; Directors Named jC / l Cblbo/L Jerry Collins, Track Operator S on y, No Minora ^WottU^w C 'P tntfcp Jv I N C. Phone 778 \) Corner W. Crystal Drive & Lake Mary Blvd. Phone 150-1 Located 8 Miles South O f Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow i �.r ~ t— 4 - -rtf- s -l y ?- < *5?^< 5?W HANDICAPPING’ THE HUNTING DOC • i* x could Wt Congressman or Senator, to let them know just how we feel toward progress that can be accomplished now. ' * F r u s t r a t e d C ltlZ C H S On« o f the persistent afterthoughts following a presidential election concerns the uveral million Americans o f voting age f a one r e u on or another—but through no fault o f their own— were not permitted to vote. While the rest o f us rehash the eampalgn and talk o f the election as either an affirmation or negation o f the way we voted. these underprivileged citizens must stand by. not silent, but at best frustrated, And who are these frustrated citizens? Some six million o f them, a study by one o f the nations leading institutes discloses. are victims of residence requirements. They could not vote because, having moved, they had not lived in a precinct, county or state for a sufficient time before election day. These requirements vary considerably. In many cases, they appear to be capricious and take little recognition o f the fact that millions of Americans move each year. An Inexcusable denial o f the voting privilege exists in the seat of the nation’s government. About half a million residents in the Diatrict of Columbia are disqualified voters simply because they live there, When a citizen fails to vote, that is bad citizenship. When the right to vote is de­ nled without good and sufficent reason, that is an affront to individual freedom, No mature citizen o f good character should be deprived o f this right, err him T O r*3M 7 W - W * OOULO e r r M O U OAM* K * AM. OF U* & • ____ again a Republican Administration within the community—to writ his or her * *. e ij - -.«•»-.£»<■-••;'-"V-s-r • OT? IP Administration, Demo Congress Unite To Help Solve Problems aad a Democratic Congress have the op* pertsnity to place patriotism end common ••nse above politics. They can unite to help solve grave international problems confronting the nation Kt and world today. They can also unite to protect the greatset economy by devotion to principles o f the Constitution, to protection o f individual liberty and opportunity, and by understandlag and supporting the free competitive anterprise system. The Administration and Congress have before them the problem o f the small businessman—the small industrial adventurerthe business people of the nation who need the advice and help of friendly government ggtjKle,' i A t the rate the businesses o f the nation have been turning over there is no liability in the economy— and the pnofesgUff j people at well as skilled workers are suffering from the vast change taking pUce as big business overshadows the Individual who la striving to keep his organization and venture on an even keel. There are troublesome times shead, too. as additional taxes loom to the forefront, These taxes, hidden In the enormous turnover from producer to distributor, have been dealgned to take over responsibilities that thould stay within the realm of the state. It hai been ably stated that of four do]lays collected in taxes from within a state, only one dollar returns for the purpose to which the monies are to be applied. The Two-thirds allegedly go for overhead and administrative cost in collection and dis tributton. It la well that we understand that these monies can just as easily be collected and disbursed within the community where help is needed— whether it be for schools, for roads, for agriculture or other improve­ ments. There are many ways our Administration and Congress can join hands to help instead of defeat. It behooves the taxpayer— the individuals x . >•<$• & - ■S > vth ; AK v - .^ Jazz Entering New Golden Age relationship to Jan that wrestling By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK M— Right at the bears to boxing." be Said. “ Rock V -oil not only Is very peak of the rock ’ a* roll mad­ rarely J an ; It is very rarely mu­ ness, an older and less barbar­ sk. Its present popularity is a ous form of music is enjoying a p -.d n g fad about which tha par­ ents o f America need hardly coo* new renown. They used to eaQ It J s c —and |*ein themselves.” are two different species, warm, ly ever overlapping.” As one staid collegiate jtta scholar pot It: ” 1 wouldn't be caught dead a rock V roll eooeext unless 1 was doing research fo r a paper or masa hysteria.” they stlU do. u rowdy If anybody thought the rowdy strains o f rock *n’ roll would doom jizx to the musical grave* yard, thay low-rated the vitality o f the Dixieland «cucol of bom looters and Ihelr robust disciples *?’ * Anybody for Motart? Or Steph­ fir® grip oo millions o f high |Choo, itudeaU> who, then, are en roster? Amerka*g f1M? gurprlslngG n A M K O W ^ only a few are ctdtimers M jN t RAl I lf lM nostalgic for the roaring 30s and the threadbare 30s. A poll by Feather shower that about half were of college age. By the sacred born of the legenonly 14 per cent were over 30. dary Bix Beiderbecke- "He Just ^ ^ fan, report put that horn to his lips. man. and t ^ they spent from S to 20 hours blew himself straight up to hear- a week listening to Jazz music, en"—jzxx It entering a new gold- although one woman reported ” 1 „ ... : try for at least 113 hours a week, * ’ . and another said she devoted *4 Just 30 years ago J*it w n re* hour, , t0 ^ ln d M M1 girded as the juveni'e delinquent. classical music, of the musical world. Today It l » ; Nearly half said they spent the darling o f the Intellectuals; j f rom q to 35 a week n Jazz reeIt is accepted as an art form; it but one fan said his weekly is taught in colleges. outlay waa 323 to 330. A Jass band led by Dizzy Gil­ The moat cheering note la the lespie even went abroad, with the whole poll to purist Feather wai blessing o f the U. S. State Depart­ this; 71.8 per cent of the Jszt fans ment, to toot for ihe American expressed a violent dislike for way of life. rock 'a ' roll. "Beyond any doubt,” be saiJ, Jass is doing well. too. hi the Extra Good realm of the big dollar. Its prac­ “ the rhythm-and-blues — or rock 1 1 7 8 .0 0 titioners are in top demand. Old 'n* roll — fan and the Ja?z fan Jass records are high priced col­ lector items, and some S3 compa­ nies turn out a total of more than 1,000 new platters each year. President and Research Director By BaaaeO Kay Rear Seat Folds A leading historian of the field, Recently I attended tha 40th An­ of Chemstrand Corporation; Ly­ Leonard Feather, has just com­ For Camping nual Meeting of the Florida State man C. Conger of Koler, Wia., piled "The Encyclopedia Year­ Clean • Ona Owner Chamber o f Commerea la Jack­ Chairman of the Kohler Com­ book of Jass.” which is a fine sonville. Highlight of the occasion pany'! Management Committee; prose pudding full of rich plums f anj w|,0 ]|)cc to argue the was the dedication o f tha Cham­ Hon. Leroy Collins, Governor of • Florida and others discussed the meriu o f Count Basle versus ber's splendid new building. The new headquarters of Flor­ National Outlook, Southern Indus- j p uke E||lngton. ida's most letlva and aggreslv* trial Develooment. The Right to Personally, I like many other business organisation is located Work and the Secondary Boycott tone-deaf musical illiterates, t Just a few minutes from down­ and Florida's legislative needs thought that rock 'n' roll musle town Jacksonville, at 8037 Ex­ particularly In the field of higher was a form o f jazz-a sort of re­ This Is an age devoted to the dream o f pressway on a beautiful site con­ education. tarded stepchild. attaining peace o f mind. Rooks on. the sub­ tributed to the organisation by Commissioner of Agriculture Na­ While admitting there is a than Mayo provided a number of fringe area where it is hard to ject, books purporting to enable their Mr*. Carlotta Alderman. beautiful animated dioramas which No state In the nation con boast readers to reach this happy state, have been draw a lire between the two, "Y ou married? I’m getting finer or more beautiful head- are on display in tha main recep­ Feather prefers to point out that best sellers. mighty tired o f working all quarters and all Florida can point tion hall of the new- building. These the be-,t jass is closer to class­ There is a serious question, however, as the time and paying It ou t in with pride not only to this magni are almllar to those presented at taxes!” to whether peace o f irJPd is either possible flcent edifice itself, but to the ex­ the New York and other World's ical musical. "R ock 'n* roll bears the same Folly Equipped Sedan or desirable in these times. An oyster ception personnel that through Fairs. They are bound <o create a great deal o f attention and will 5 7 2 8 .0 0 doubtless has peace o f mind; a cow in a the years has worked so diligently serve to sell Florida and its in­ bam must enjoy this blissful attitude to­ and effectively to advance the dustrial advantages to thousands ward the world. Rut how can a thoughtful, welfare o f the state as a whole. of visitors each year. ^ It was a proud day for Harold 7uklU»*4 Pall , SalurCay »»< Suaday sensitive human being settle back into peace Colee, executive vlee president of I cannot close this column with­ Extra Clean •aisrsS aa a t n i l ilaa. natter Oetafear IT, ISIS at of mind in a world of strife and human th FSCC as well as for tha build­ out paying the highest tribute to P»«t Office of tenford. florid* under tha Aet Harold Colee, executive vice pres­ suffering? ing committee. Board o f Direc­ af Coaereee ef Merck I t iff PRBD PCRKIN*. Kdttor aad Pobll.t.r To have a philosophy that provides a tors and other business. Industrial ident of th Florida State Chamber MARION HARMAN SR.. Rier-ntlee Idttnr o f Commerce, for had it lot been . evrUTN i CUaitlNQ Adrertlelee Maaeeer shield against the slings and arrows of out­ and civic leader* who had the via for hi* tireless effort ami great Ion and courage to mako a dream rageous fortune is one thing. Without it, a realisation. laderthip, the State Chamber m m arRiPTim t r a t e s Rt Carrier ISe per week One Ifoeth tl It would never have reached the de one is in danger o f yielding to despair when None can visit the nme State Very Clean Tkree Meatke Sit Meathe fme Veer the evidences of man’s inhumanity to man Chamber o f Commerce headquar­ I ree o f prominent ami importance li h t in m ss Alt Okllaarv aotlree. earde ot thank*, reantattene aad ters without being tremendously it bolds today. ■atleae af aalartalnmeat far tka perpo.e nf rallies begin to pile up. Tha organization needs and gen­ faede will ke chare.d far at reaalar edrertl.lne rate. llut such a philosophy is armor for com­ impressed. It Is a fitting monu­ uinely deserves your full support. ment to an nrgsnltation that has Tka Herald la a n iM U r af the Aeaoefated l-raat bat. Peace of mind. In the sense too often done more than any other to sell It ahoutd have double Hi prevent trkleh la aatltlad atelu.lealr to tka uea for rapuhllcaaccepted, is nothing more than a plan for this state to the world, vneourage membership and every business ttan af all tka local aewe printed In Ikt. naw.papar. rctreut from reality. business and Industry, increase and industrial organisation should Rapraaantad Natlen.llr be flanarnl Adrartl.lnc • • • tourism and Its tremendous ser­ belong and help not only to clear ■are! -a Inn. t«l (l.ora'n 8 a .In i. Iltnk nid# ____________________ Atlanta OaoraU With so much o f his salary taxed to bal vice and value to every man, wom­ the debt on the fine new building an and child cannot be measured. but also give o f their time and Page 4. Wednesday November 21, 1956 unce the budget, all the average mnn can Now with the aJded facilities money to make and keep it the do is budget the balance. Fully Loaded and room for expansion that this finest, most effective State Cham­ • • • TODAY’S Bim.E VERSE~ new building provides the Florida ber ot Commerce in the Nation SI 7 9 5 .0 0 A woman o f the city, who was a sinner, . . Television sets are three dimensional: State Chamber of Commerce is In It is yours and mine ond « i can be very proud of it. Let’s do our a position to do even a greater brought an alabaster flask of ointment, and they give you height, width, and debt. Good Trades Good Terms job ami can be depended upon to part to make It bigger and better. • • » . . . she began to wet his feet with her do so for under the capable lead tears, . . and anointed them with the oint Many a man’s wallet would be flatter if ership of such outstanding execu Fill hamburger buns with chick­ ment. READ: Luke 7: 36-50. it weren’ t so full o f credit cards. lives as Edward Hall, Walter L. en salad, wrap in aluminum foil and heat in a moderate oven for Hays, Carl D. Brorien, W. Clanp. J. L McMullen. N J. Mc­ 13 to 20 minutes. Nice for lunch ^ lyto. IUun. I". ’•“'■J• ‘if**n'n'*L Arthur, McGregor Smith, S. Ken or evening snacks because these •Til call him. He’s down in the basement maxing a drlck Guernsey, Claude Yates undwlehes can be prepared ahead Phone 1031 Sanford, Fla. wet-paint sign for that porch railing. NEW YORK (AV-Curbstone com-1 inn to mak* up hli own mind about Huep«r of the National Cancer Carl S. Swisher, Haydon Burns and wrapped, then put In the oven Just before serving. ment* of a pavement plato: anything: Institute now says the main cause and others of equal stature, the organisation has grown to become One o f tha dubious rewarda ot Educators renounce rock *n' roll tlngulshed scientists. Hut some outstanding among such groups growing older la that you find music as a harmful influence on others, equally distinguished, say throughout the nation. we can’t be sure. much of what you learned when the young—but an Iowa therapist So it goes in all the realms of The business conference was young Is no longer regarded as says it has a beneficial influence knowledge and all the questions one of the finest In the history of tru*. on mental patients, even as sung of the hour. When the pundits dis­ the organisation with Inspiring The myths you believed In dur­ by Elvis Presley. agree, whom are we poor ordinary speakers who charted Florida* fu­ ing childhood are ex plotted ona by mortals to put our faith ami trust ture In glowing terms. Such men Since 1803 every Briton has been in? one. as John S. Coleman of Detroit, That Is hard enough to face. But proudly sure that Admiral Nelson Once we were told on good autho­ president of the Burroughs Corp­ even harder to face la the reallsa* messaged his fleet at Trafalgar rity that Washington never told a oration; Dr. J. Frank S*>day, vice tlon that today the making and "England expects every man will lie, that Nero fiddled while Home unmaking o f myths has speeded do his duty.” But a 70 year-old burned, that Sir Walter Raleigh up tremendously. spread his fine cloak in the mud A thing that la accepted as fact British signalman now aays Nel ' for good Queen Dess to step on. In the morning Is rejected as fal* son wouldn't have wasted time |Now we are told the*, are just acy by nightfall. Today's wonder' sending such a message, and even I historical fictions. Tomorrow they may tell us that dr)1i _ U to® ° rrow» blund.r. if he.d lried l0 „ wouldn't hav. "True or fa l* «?" This Is no long- . kindly Robert E. Lee waa a wife •r a game. It is a terrible pro,,e n • CheBiHe beater, tome ghost wrote the Get­ blem in living. As the scientist' A host of physicians have blam- tysburg address for Abraham Lin Therefor* all things what­ leanu more and more about less ed the rise of lung cancer on cig- coin, and the Pope knocks on wood soever y . would that men and less, the average man learns! arct,e smoking—but Dr. W. C. when he prays. should do t# you. do ye even less and less about more: and In a world of doubt clamurous so to them: for this la th* law more in our new age of enllghtCut the top from an Edam cheese with false tongues, who can find and the prophets.— (St. Mat­ In a thin slice. Hollow out the the truth, what authority can a thew 7 , 12.) •ned superstltution. Old belitfs .r e toppled dally and cheese and mix with cooking sher­ man believe? That Is the Golden Rule— lew belief* set up in their place ry, using an electric olend'-Sometime* you kind of envy the ire immediately challenged. The the mixture back Into the shell, re- child who writes a letter to Santa • and who lather* among u» who would not subscribe to it? But ilogan of truth .e .m i to be, "H er. place the top, and wrap t. Claus, or the baldheadcd man who refrigerate for a couple o f days is sure the next bottle of tocic he • in the daily rush and hurry ef today, gone tomorrow.” our live, these days, so many A few recent .samples will show before serving as a spread with buy* will grow hair. of us forget to apply it—and to the conflict any guy now has try-crackers. Anyone with faith tn anything at lire i t Thus do w* hurt our­ least is looking forward and holds selves, as w« hurt others. hope by the hand. ■rr»* BUICK Trade-Ins 1947 Pontiac Sedan Too Late To Classify Mj NiigMori 1949 Kaiser Sedan 5 3 5 0 .0 0 1952 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan 1695.00 Peace Of Mind 1952 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan M26.00 •1951 Chevrolet 4 Door IAFF-A-DAY The Sanford Herald 1952 Hudson Sedan -M 1954 Mercury Sedan 51395.00 1953 Bnick Super Sedan 31436.00 1955 Plymouth Belvedere Nicholson Buick Co. Myths Explode As One Grows Older Y O U ' R E TELLING ME! - l y Willi AM 81TTA BRITISH firm announces •bout 200 pound* each. Goth, It baa developed a new type what will this toad to—lower cam "reverse” radar which enable, a t-bon. steaks? ship's skipper to Me his craft aa t t I others see it. Sounds to us like "Drntlitt Society Btagtt Golf It must be done with mirrors. Meet"—headline. A sort o f bus­ I I I Okostly music to sometime* man's holiday—with i f cavities heard on a th u n k organ there, to fiU in on* afternoon T I 1 t accorduip to a report from Tor­ Probably the met! m onotonous quay, Mug land. Haunting melo­ jeh on north, thinks Z n d sk Ownsdise f kept, It that of thee* M lentlst* who I I I It take* tka average w om an •• la tha Arctic to study weather NOTICE! I have (told my grove and am no longer engaged In the fruit shipping business. I wish to thank all my friends and customers for ifllDDtf lifin ili aw Ie awwa. d*cld* renditions. yes tlaKl favanwe I t t w hat Sa buy, to ys a m erchandising It's the opinion of tha man at axp.it. Bat h a w le e * before she th* next desk that those foreign nelIfies tha d a rk ? I I 1 A Mock breeder reports he’s experimenting with th* breeding o f miniature c.ttts, to weigh amateur athlete, who are sup­ ported by thetr governments while In training should really be referred to u Just “ahajnateun." their patronage for the past 10 yeas. RAY IIERRON First Federal Savings £ Loan Assn. Sanford �THE SANFORD HERALD (Yed, Nov. 21, 1956 Paga 5 S o c ia l foetdtM G ala Dance Held Elks Club; Five Past Presidents Honored ■v g r a c e M STTN RC TPW RR Fine Arta on Campus i will Jaek aa having The second Lyceum Council been music director during sev­ program of the aemester at UofF eral revival meetings at the First BaptUt Church in Sanford whlla • Fir* past presidents of the An­ and Mrs John Cameron, Mr. and was presented Monday night In he wai a student at Stetson. s i Miller Circle were honored Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan. Mr. and the form of a series of scenes Betty Coed and Joe College gueiti Saturday night at a dance Mrs Lowell Ozirr, and Mr and taken from the works of John Miss Shirley Robinson, daughter held at the Elks Club. Those la­ Mrs. James Blankenship. Also Steinbeck. Broadway and Holly­ of Mr. and Mr*. M. L. Robinson, dles honored were Mrs. J. D. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chorpeoing, wood stars ConUnce Bennett, Tod has recently been selected as the a McNeill, Mrs. John Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. James Rosenow, Andrews, Frank McHugh, and accompanist for the Oswega Col­ v Mrs. James Blankenship, Mrs. J. Mr and Mrs. Richard Mapes, R. Hoolehan and Mrs Lowell Mrs. Leonard Skates. Mr. and Robert Strausa appeared In the lege Choir In Oswega, N. Y., whera she U a student. She will - be Osier. Each was presented with Mrs. Charles Stafford, Mr. and production. featured In two piano solos In the a rhinestone necklace In the cen­ Mrs. Peter J. Bukur, Mr and The first choral group concert annual Christmas concert. Wish ter of which was a small medal­ Mrs. Roy Brown. of the year at FSU was present­ we could hear you, Shlrleyl lion Inscribed with the words. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moughton ed Saturday night in Westcott Harold Marsh, son o f Mr. and "Past president, Anna Miller Cir­ Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Thomp­ __________ , ___ ____ Auditorium, and_______ featured the_____ com- Mrs. H. B. Marsh, will be spendson, Mr. and Mrs. Maurie Moses, cle." J. R. Hoolehan. Mrs. Lowell Ozier, Mrs. Jantes Blanken­ bined University Singers end ‘ h® as The gifts were presented in a Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stout. Mr. FIVE PAST PRESIDENTS o f the Annn Miller Circle were ship and Mrs. John Cameron. Standing Is Mrs. Ed Cox, Choral Union, together with the •he gueat of Miss Kathy Jensen ceremony conducted by Mrs. Ed and Mrs. Gen* Walter, Mr. and honored nt a dance held Saturday night at the Elks Club. of Winter Park, but it sron’t be Cos, current president, who of- Mrs. W. G. Barber, Mr. and Mrs. They are (seated) left to right, Mrs. J. D. McNeill. Mrs. president of the circle. (Photo by Jameson) University Symphony. holiday for him. In addition to ^ fared a brief speech and intro­ Sam Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Irving The famecd Billy May Or­ carrying a full academic load in Feinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Griffin, duced the honored guests. chestra will present two concerts he Engineering School a Stetson, Streamers o f purple and white Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Hale, Mr. on the FSU campus on Nov. 29 Harold Is also a member o f the and Mrs. A1 Lange, Mr. and Mrs. crepe paper gaily decorated the be •a the first event of the Student police force in Sanford Myron Reck, Mr. and Mrs J. B. room and at a long table where “ walks his beat** from U-R j . m. Artist Series. the guests o f honor and their Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Shannon The religious drama, "Job," to every day. That boy really has WEDNESDAY husbands were seated was a love' Winn, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butner, be presented December 13-13 at ambition, huh? Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pratt, Mr. ly arraugemnt o f large yellow The Girl Scouts of the First The Bet* Sigma Phi met Mon- Stetson University’s Stover Thea Last night saw tha arrival o f and white chrysanthemums in and Mrs. Clarence Collins, Mr. Presbyterian Church will meet at day night at the home of Mrs. tre, will be their second produc- three Sanford boya home for tha By VIRGINIA CONN terroingled with delicate baby’s and Mrs. Edwin Hunt, Judge ________ John Leonardy, Mr. and Mrs. 3:30 p.m. at the Church. j Herbert Stenstrom. at which time lion of the year. Playing the part holidays from The Citadel In breath. Mr*. Myrtle Gradick o f the very new to the Girl Scouts, and o f Job will be Jack Coldiron, a Charleston, S. C. These boys are Russell Rrenneman, Mr. and Mrs The Senior High Fellowship P»*“ » '*««’« •"•«>• for » r>,n# •“ £ Music for the large crowd was member of the faculty of the Allen Maffett, who Is an Instruct­ John Griffis, Miss Mary Ann Bu- Business nnd Professional Wom­ am constantly amazed by the e f Recreation of the 11,* vir.1 I be held, with chances to be sold Meet Presby.l _ . ___ . . . . . .... w furnished by the Populates com' on a Terri-Lee doll and wardrobe School of Music — many of you or In swimming at The Citadel kur. Miss Patty Walker, Mr. and an’s Club has announced that flclency o f such a Urge organi­ tenan Church will meet at the The doll and wardrobe will be posed of Paul Caskey, Fete Bu among many other activities; Mrs. Wallace Tyre, Mr. and Mrs. chances will be sold on a Terry sation, especially when it U large­ Church at 7 p.m. kur and Jack Rossman. Respon­ Terry Cordell, who commands hU awarded on Dec. 13. Tickets will W. C. Hires, W. 0 . Livingston, Lee doll and wardrobe, with mo­ ly manned by volunteers. Since I sible for the arrangements of the own ROTC unit; and Ronnie RoblThe Mid-Week Bible Hour will be sold on the day of the ChrtstLouis Tate, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ney to be used for dental work have recently been named the affair were Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Harry Yost. son, a member of the Citadel Public Relations Committee of be conducted by the Rev. A. G. mas Parade, Nov. 28, at 35c on a little girl who will lose her Adair, Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, Mrs, Choir. We hear that these boya Ted Burnett, Edgar Bruce, teeth if they are not cared for the Cltrue Council, representing Mclnnls, Pastor of the First apiece or three chances for a dol­ Roy Chorpenlng, Mrs. James Uoreally hated to miss being here Denton Prevatt, Mr. and Mrs immediately. The child's parents Seminole County, I hope I’ll Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p. lar. senow, Mrs. Richard Mapcs, Mrs for the first day o f hunting sea­ learn more about the way the m. Robert Marrs, Mr. and Mrs. Syd are unable to assist in payment, Canned goods and staples were Leonard Skates, Mrs. Charles ney Vihlen, Mr. and Mrs. Dan son, but I'm xiire they will make whole program Is run, and per­ and so the club has taken this The Chancel Choir will rehearse collected from the members for Fall decorations, with gold preStafford, Mrs. Peter J. Bukur, Batten, Mr. and Mrs. John S. up for lost time during the rest on method of helping. Members of haps sonic o f it will rub m*ff dominating, were used throughout l'and al P«»*>yt«rian Church nt the annual Thanksgiving Basket o f the week! Mrs, James Thompson and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Lodge, me, the Officers Wives club will have Ihe Corley home Tuesday even , Beverly Cooper will arrive to« Mauri* Moses. J. M. Walter and J. R. Hoolehan several books of tickets, so when after __ holld-va front ta of their last meeting I^vBl The Rev. W.____P. Brooks will It wa* explained to the pledges lng, when Mrs. Joe L. Corley an- night __ for _the I will __ A partial list o f those attend Jr. you arc contacted you will know r . r . r " run rennrt',nt|l liao-! conduct the morning devotions the part the chapter lakes in the tert.iined the Slngletary-Ryman I Alabama” Col’l’ege itT MonteraUo* lng consists of the honored guests thc story. If you wish to donate wedding party at a rehearsal din- Ala., wher* she I* a junior phyl Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McNeill, Mr immcdlaatrly call Betty Lcmos or the Chattahoochee m-r. steal education major. To enjoy enough though, I’m looking forPrayer Meeting will he held at Pj1 1 at Mrs. Gradirk, and they will be Very effective use was made of the holidays with her as a guest want to working with the commit- the First Raptlst Church at 7:30 Vi very glad to assist you. The tic­ the gold theme at the bride’s ta­ will be a classmate from Birm­ tee and will try to do a good p.m. At 8:15 p.m. the Sunday ‘ , h n , ru ! L . , kets wilt be 50c, and 1 under­ job. ble, which was overlaid with an ingham, Ala. School Cabinet will meet. rach lh r ,” ma»The Dorcai Class of the First stand the doll and wardrobe are Mrs. Gordon Frederick, Mrs ccru cutwork cloth, centered with Junior Metis has done It again! The choir o f the First Christ­ Baptist Church held its monthly beautiful and just the thing for Ralph Betts, and Mrs. Vernon an arrangement of wedding bells In the first fesv minutes o f the ian Church will rehearse Wednes­ class meeting Tuesday night at a little girl at Christmas. Hardin gave a very interesting flanked by gold tapers. Wedding game between FSU and Mlssladay. 7:30 p.m., instead of Thurs­ program on "Awareness of Bless the home of Mrs. G. 11. Sykes The wives of HATTU had a bells were used also as place sippl Southern, he carried the day, because of Thanksgiving. * The Dependable Class of the 239 Scott Ave., with Mrs. H. lugs" and "Personality Relation­ cards. coffee Tuesday morning in honor ball over the goal lln* for the • First Methodist Church met at the Finch as co-hostess. B. P. W. regular supper meet­ ship". of three girls who soon will be The dining room table featured first touchdswn of the game. The meeting was brought to leaving. The honorees were Gay home of Mrs. R. W. Herron Mon­ ing will be Wednesday evening at Refreshments were served by a centerpiece o f gold, with gold Junior was described again by hla day evening. The rooms were order by the class president, Mrs. Brown, Pat Ruhl, and Mary Schedule for Mis* Myrtle Wil­ fi.3<> p. m. at the Yarn* llu b. Alt the hostesses, Mrs. Herbert Sten candles used here also, as well coach as having been the most beautifully decorated with the J. L. Hobby. Mrs. W. D. Gardln- Schwartz. Hostesses were Rose­ son, Home Demonstration Agent, strum and Mrs. Francis Sten- as on the individual tables, which consilient and one o f the most members are urged to attend. Thanksgiving theme. The devot­ er, teacher, gave the devotional mary Duncan, Ruth Xorvelle, Hel­ Nov. 21-27 is as follows: strom, to the following members: were centered with lovely bridal valuable members of the FSU ional was given by Mrs. Herron, reading from the 10th chapter of en Griffin, and Mallie Barlow. Nov. 21 team this year, Tlda happened to THURSDAY Mrs. David Bach, Mrs. Donald arrangements. nalng First Corinthians, Chapter Hebrews, after which she led the Mallie and Li I Gray made lovely be Junior’ s last home game, be­ Ceramics class will meet *t The Junior Choir will have their Bales, Mrs. Knlph Betts, Mrs. Those attending the dinner, In 19, as her text. Mrs. John Sabir­ class in prayer. ing a senior this year - We know little corsages out of yellow, lav­ Seminole High School at 7 p. m. Harold Chapman. Mrs, Gordon addition to the bride and groomrohearsal and fellowship at the The minutes of the last meet­ ender and white chrysanthemums s ' Jr. presided over the business Frederick, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, elect, were Mr. and Mrs. Sandy they are going to really mist Nov. 22 , |First Presbyterian Church at 2:45 meeting, with monthly reports be­ ing were read by the class sec­ for the guests of honor. The sun Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr., Mr*. War- Anderson, Mr. and Mr*. Guy L. your great work on the team Miss Wilson is to spend Thanks­ . You have ing given. The sunshine commit- retary, Mrs. John Cullum, anil porch of the B. 0 . Q.. where giving Holidays with her -Mother, p m _. „ ,ren Knuwlcs, Mrs. C. M. Nichols, Hyman, of Waynesboro, Va., Mr. next year, Junior! played some terrific ball this £ tee reported on six visits made af- the treasurer, Mrs. Robert Cohen, the party was held, was gay with Mrs. W. L. Wilson in Roanoke, The Youth Choir of tho First Mrs R0y Saxon, Mr*. G. Andrew w ter which a letter and Christmas gave a report. Presbyterian imircn Church will will practice practice Speer, Mrs. Sam Thurmond, Mrs. and Mrs. Guy L. Ryman Jr., Lt. year, and we In Sanford nro proud hibiscus. Many HATTU wives call­ A ij. rresoyienan J. g. and Mr*. Henry Walker, Lt. o f you! . Mr*. J. B. Phillips, vice presi­ ed to bid farewell to Pat, Mary, jfoV> j ! card was read from the Class' *1 !"• Church at 7:30 p.m. Wallace Tyre, Mis* Jeannette j. K. and Mrs. Paul o -d « s , Lt. Thn Thanksgiving Hymn Fest­ dent, led in a discussion concern­ ami Gay. Attending were Claire adopted Korean boy. 4-il Radio program over staThe Rev. W. P. Brook* will |Wolfer, Mrs. E. W. Peterson, Plans for the Christmas party ing visitation. A social hour was Lynch. Alice Myers, Anite Had tion WTKK 11:30-11:43 with Cecil conduct the morning devotions! Miss Sue Ratterson, Mrs. Jim Jen J. g. and Mrs. Dean Ortmain, Lt. ival staged last Sunday afternoon J. g. and Mrs. Robert Fitzsim­ In the Presbyterian Church wai to be held at McKinley Hall Dec. held and delicious refreshments den, Diana Miller, Betty Mcla-an, T u c k e r , kins, Mr*. Lloyd Swain, and Miss mons, LI. J. g. and Mr*. Gordon County Agricultural |over WTRIl at 8:30 a.m acclaimed by all attending as an 17 were discussed. were server! by the hostesses. Mildred I.oper, Polly Savage, Agent. There will 4>o a Thanksgiving Hetty Billhimer. Jackson, Lt. i. g and Mr* A. C. outstanding aurcess. Presenting Delicious refreshments were Those present were Mrs. W. D. Mac Edwards, Virginia Johnston, Nov. 20 Union Service at the Central The next meeting will be on McAdams, Miss Clare M. Goertz. this program o f specially arrang­ served by the hostess to the fol­ Gerdiner, Mrs. J. I* Hobby, Mrs. Marty Millsaps, and Sally Weigle. Lake Monroe 4-M t.’l< i will Baptist Church at 10:30 a m. I Dec. 3, at the homo o f Mrs. Volio .Miss Madeline Mallcm, Father ed Thanksgiving music was a lowing: Mrs. Lowell Osier, Mrs. J. B Phillips, Mrs. John Cullum, Went to the first performance meet In the school lunch room Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum­ 109 voice choir composed of John Schirard Jr.. Mrs. P. H. Mrs. Robert Cohen, Mrs. G. A. last night in the concert series, ley. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hend­ members of nine church choirs Lansing, Mrs. Cyril Butner, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. W. S. Crabtree, Mrs. as did many in Sanford, Pincrest rick Jr., Miss Nancy Ferguson. o f the city, truly a marvelous 4 Sam Murphy, Mrs. M. H. Wyatt, Clyde Piercy, Mre. Ned Moose, School was alive with people en­ E. Lee, with the Girls Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Betts, and group to hear. * Mrs. A. L. Skinner, Mrs. James Mr*. S. E. Barbour, Mrs. John joying the amusing talents of 1 be held c,ea* for daughter, Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. The succesa of this production Wright and Mrs. C. L. Wallis. at the mr€,ln*’ Kader, Mrs. E. C. Campbell, Mrs. Mary Hutchinson. Since I don't Geneva Girls’ 411 club will I Thursday, *’m Wade Singletary, and son, Wade can be credited largely to tho con­ J. E Andrews, Mrs. W. A. Fesler, know my position as a critic 1 meet at the school at 9:30 a. m. 1 hurch- ,4th nn,J| Jr., Mrs. Pauline Murphy, Miss tinued efforia of Kirby Rogers, Oak, with Rev. J. Mrs. A. L. T ha/u *, Mrs. G. H will refrain from further com ­ Paota Girls’ 4-H Club will meet Oak with the the Rev. J Bernard P | O f l S F o r P I O V A r G Anna Corley and Miss Irma Jean student at Stetson, who conceived Hoot ■* Sykos, hostess, and Mrs. II. J. ment, but I am looking forward at the school nt 2 p. m. with1 with I Roo‘ •* the ‘ be speaker. The public public! Corley. and promoted the idea, directed Finch, co-hoatesa to the next attraction which will Miss Wilson. tile i-o-operatlve endenvor* of ^ m i be that famous male quartette County Home Demonstration the Sanford choir directors, aad the Chanticleers. Some faces Council will sponsor a Bunco then rondurted the entire perfor­ LAST TIME TONIGHT glimnsed in the crowd are those party at the Council Center, 401 terlan Church will be at 10 a. m mance on Sunday afternoon. PRAIRIE LAKE STARTS 1:30 o f Dili and Betty Lemot, Rita E. 25th street from 24 p. m. After the service there will be The Sanford Little Thc.itro Kirhy Is originally from Jack­ Iiauer, Dick ami Dot Mann, and Everyone invited. a noonday dinner. Those coming Guild met nst night to discuss Approximately 115 pennlp at­ sonville and Is presently enrolled r SPECIAL guest Pearl Moore, Alice Myers, Ceramic* class will meet at the for the dinner me asked to bring plans for presenting a plav in the tended the second annual Thanks­ a* a senior at Stetson where ht Dornell Kilcline, Fran Murray, Seminole High School at 7 p. m. enough food and your own table noar future. They plan to hold THANKSGIVING SHOW giving Dinner held Mondav night is majoring in choral directing. Kay King, Barbara Chapman, Cy service. |another meeting Monday night, In the Educatiunal Building by For the past fifteen months ho BIG A and Jean Fitton, Ruth and Joe has been director of Music at the s ATI'I* i> \ y i ov• *•* * ° 0Vfr *ornr play* the Herman Mnrri* Bible Class Ftn*G 1[ATHfRHKKS Tully, Caminy Bruce, and I guess HITS First Baptist Church In Sanford and to select one adaptable to of the First Baptist Church. I could go on forever. It was doing excellent work there In di­ ..T l * '* " ap'j their stage settings and thetr Ail the wives and children of wonderful to see such a large turn recting three choirs and other Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hop­ tist Church will meet at 9 a.m. j „ icm|)cri. F E A T U R E — It S3 lh- e»enibers were invited to this vocal groups. out. Francis and Dotti Koumillat kins and daughter*. Jean Ann and Anyone who would b« interest-, iaffaro, which all enjoyed im-! MONDAY have worked so hard on their Barbara Dee. of Tallahassee will For this outstanding work CO-FEATURE part in the play, or campaign bringing performances be the weekend gueits of Mr The November meeting of the ed in taking , , . , menscly. throughout the year end most of merit to Sanford, that I’ m sure and Mrs. W. A. Kratzcrt ln ,l Sanford Story la-ague will Bill Stamper, president of the especially for the tremendous Job be assisting in any way Is urged to C o r n in ' attend this meeting, which will class, was in charge of the din­ you did with the Music Festival, they feel rewarded by the rnheld nt the Pariih House at 8 Robert Mitchum girls. HAN DO AN 1)1 DIDO | sponse this year. p m. Program chnirman, Mr*. E. be held In the City Hall Auditor­ ner and Volio Williams Jr. was we of Sunfonl applaud you, Kirby ium at 8 p. nt. master of ceremonies and «nn». __ we *re mighty proud o f your PAUL AND RF.TTV SPELTZ Cinemascope scope k. Color Dr. and Mrs. Archie MeCailis- C- William-, will present ifra. r s a n S le p accomplishments! Those attending last night’s leader. HAVE A NEW CAR! Yes, a ter and two children have re­ C. C. Welch, who will tell a story meeting were Donald Fletcher, brand new turquoise ami while The Perfect Tribute", this atory turned to their home in Miami Rock 'N RoU in Chevrolet, nnd according to the after having been the guests for being of much Interest to league ,in' my Powell. Franci* Roumil- ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK lit, Mr. ami Mr*. George Dabbs, Speltzes this is an occasion to several days of Mr. and Mrs. members. make headlines. For years they W. A. Kratzcrt. Ruth Billhimer, Robert The Friendship la-ague o f the Mrs. Feature 8:13 Onlv Mem ami Miss Marie Edwards. have been giving out the same Midnight Horror (’ongreg.itiuit.il Christian Church “ CHILDREN U.NDhlt 12 old malarkey that there is nothMr*. C. A. Anderson Jr. will will meet at the Parsonage, 811 CULT OF THE COBRA ADMITTED FREE" ing a* wealthy as a junior officer, have two o f her daughters and Palmetto Ave., at 2 p. nt. ami commander* can't afford new ,hejr families visiting with her TUESDAY cars. All I eon say is, if that for Thanksgiving ami tho weekThe Anna Miller Circle will boat paid for a trip to Hurupe end—Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Thomp Nov. 21 Mr. and Mr». I.uuU Kolas wish (o extend their warmest and a beautiful car, Paul hail SOn and children, Rita and Alan |meet at the Elks Club at 8 p. ni Tommy Summersill better build another one, or at f rom Foley. Ala., and Mr. and IInitiationwill be held and all Bob Bennett thanks to the people of Sanford and Seminole County least market the plans. It’* no ( Mr,. s C. Chapman and Debbie |member*arc irged toattend, Mrs. I>. ft. Chorpening fair hiding such a pot of gold! ' f r0m Miami. for their patronage. Here 1* a not* to all Girl Scout ^ Mr. and Mrs. N. Howard Br and Brownie Troop leaders. Please OPEN 12: In order your supplies and Holiday war, of Silver Lake, are spending needs by December first or it I the Thanksgiving holidays with —NOW— may b« too late to get them by their son-in-law nd daughter, the SHOWING Christmas. Mrs. Heathcock will Rev. and Mrs. Charles It. Allen. be on hand to take orders in the o f Gastonia, N. C. Mr. Allen is: equipment agency. Aa readers Rector o f St. Mark's Kpiicopal may have gathered by now, 1 am Cburch in Gastonia. remember '?* Jh*nk« ivln« holidays Beta Sigma Phi To Donate Basket To Needy Family Conning The News Mrs. Joe L. Corley Honors Wedding Party At Dinner • 2r.E mi? IS T Z X S Dorcas Class Meets Dependable Class With Mrs. Sykes Plans Christmas Party For Dec. 17 p-m- «> b« ■ ne*i|y « « » ™ « ■> * » - ■ - « w '»«- Miss Myrtles Schedule * - r 1J t '•,zjrJSSXZ W S £ ‘SS-S3SL *S St J.0;30. " 4 I , |>„ smk. „ Discussed At Meet .......I 'n ; Of Little Theater Large Crowd Enjoys Annual Class Event Personals BURNINGHIUS :r : Happy Birthday M A R - LOU T H A N K S G IV IN G M EN U CHICKEN SOUP *|, IK *^ ^ *W **«**«M*, *-M***t******M******W ***>**M»******, , I* RELISH TRAY '** SKILLED HANDS CREATE ENCHANTING HAIR 8 TYI.ES * ROAST TURKEY • DRESSING ? sW TOSSED SALAD CANDIED SWEET POTATOES BEAUTY SALON GREEN PEAS HOME MADE PUMPKIN PIE MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd St. ami Magnolia Ase. HOT ROLLS, BUTTER COFFEE $2.00 OPEN ALL D A Y M z E h e a tre PHONE 967 Evelyn Peacock — Ruby Erholi — Eleanor Ballard v V i. THE CRY THAT ROCKED «vK the w orld 's " HOTTEST STRIP OF ? h e l l ... V ? ? ? ? ? ? ? V v I GILBERT ROLAND. FEAT—1:00 - 2:U - 4:29 (.09 . 1:32 - 933 O in e m a 5 cop£: COLOR by Deluxe see, ueita umn + + Featuring Traditional —Holiday Meals — OUR G K KATtisf ASSET . . , YOUK C.OOI) WILL SERVING THE BEST . . . TO THE BEST— W.h&. OppI&byA (RsLdJmViani VALDEZ HOTEL — PHONE 2-S76 �' - ■VT" Crooms Works On minoles M eet DeLand Tonight FRED BEHRENS Left Guard—IN) Pounds Senior BILL TYRE Left Tackle—180 Pounda Junior GERALD JONES Left End—166 Pounde Junior JACK STOYWY Center—17S Pounds Junior Pass Defense To Meet Deland VIRGIL CRACKY Right Guard—173 Pounda Senior After • bruialng eetbaek from e bartering aerial attack at the handa of Daytona laat week, Crooma Academy Panther head mentor Joe Fair haa ukaa no chanete oa a recurraace o f a aimOar aitsation tonight when the Panther* 'ravel to DeLand to be hooted by Euclid. ThU morning the aquad wound up a aetaJon of morning and afternoon practice* that waa concerned entirely with aa effective peat defease. “ DaLaad la principally a peal­ ing dub and this hoy Bob But. lor la oat of tho flnaat parser* around.” Fair Mid today. “ Wa must either stop the pawing game or play a wide-open, fret scoring sort of thing that maans Uttia to the winner.” Fair Mid his team waa in bo ___ la w» rb • wido yhyrieal _________ **we were hiadsrod with, a tot of (wage and bruises last week, aad Uw bays haven't had time to Umber ap yet.” Fafr Mid. "Wa a n ruiMag into this game wad we doo't like it. Wa completely ml*judged our pats* ing attack, and two day* is hard* !y lima enough to do anything about it” Euclid o f DeLand has a 4-4 re­ cord for the leaton ao far and aU their victories have come aa a result of a auccetsfnl atrial at­ tack. Euclid, however, haa not been In tho type competition M baa Crooma and there la only ooe game aa a bail* of comparison, and that to highly unreliable. The only mutual foe of tho two tMraa it Hungerford of Winter Park. Crooma played aa unim­ pressive tie with the team while EueUd feU by one touchdown bofore the Hungerford squad. “ We are proud of our boyt »o far this M aion," Flar said this morning. “ Every teem we have faced this Maion represents biggar schools. Next year we will be aa active, participating member TBB SANFORD HERALD Pata 6, Wed, Nov. 21,195R of the Big * North Conference wen have an area then.” Fair pointed out L. J. McFadden, the Panther fullback, ( 9 particular praise after last weak’* gam . “ McFaddcn waa a conil*. tent runner against Daytona. Ha could bull hit way for three or four yards through the middle of that tough Centipede line last week aad kept aa aUve for the first half. We plan on bulMing our oftfnM around him tonight” % Walt McPbenon, roach of the bsaketball and golf team* at Sin Joes State College, graduated from San Jom State in 1939. Tho 1958 football aeaion mark­ ed the 80th in the hlitory of tS# •port eat the Unlvonity of North Dakota. m You'll Find It In — ^ G tfr s m E A SY TO F IN D - H A N D Y - C O M P L E T E IP BRANTLEY 8CHIRARD Left Halfback—178 Pounda Senior JOHN WILLIAMS MEREDITH 8COTT Right Taekle—180 Pound* Senior Right End—183 Pounds Senior Weams Are Evenly F a v o re d In Tilt The totiup battle between the Sanford Seminola* and the DrLand Bulldogs tonight In Memor­ ial Stadium la expected to see tho Samlnoles trying for a vic­ tory harder than has been attampUd during this season. Suffering their heartbreakig Mtback last wack to Leesburg, the Scmlnolcs are expected to com* back into gridiron bailie with a roMwod vigor reminiscent o f pait season*. The two teams will be evenly favored, with the Bulldog* from DeLand holding a flight weight advantage. In the speed depart­ ment. Bulldog A! Scotti will be the workhorse for the visitors. Scotti Is a triple threat man with a powerful passing arm. During the few past days of .i .. i i preparation the Seminole mentor­ ing staff has put their charges through intensive defensive pass drills In an attempt to bolster a frontier that will be impenetrable to the Bulldog air attack. “ If our defensive line I* as good a* they were last week against Leeiburg, we’ll he ablo to chill Scotti and the DeLand running game, “ Bill Fleming said this morning. Then he added." But If our pass defense Is as poor as It was In the crucial mo­ ments of last week'* game, we'll be rocked bark on our heels." Assistant coarh Bud Layer, af- I.SST S I N l i n N M I I . M M H *T n *«•»•— 8 / l t 33.1 Juita l-»u IX f « II.so son « l - i i ' y » « i.'hic ISO se e I l - i lliomlr Superior t.iv 1 S-na QuInUla ( » -;> u a z n ter having ohstrvrd the Bulldogs, s k iu .m i n ic k —a /is n s said, “ They’ll be faster than we. Irloh Shortcut «.*• I.AO 1 l « 1 t-S Itote Hton, Z.20 1.20 I 2-1/3 but I don't think they can match Jto TavHlt 2.18 2 2 2 quintal* (t-T ) 112.00 the drive ami determination we Italic double <1 -1 1 1112 10 showed last wrek. For their lack -rn iM u m a c k __ s / i s S.0V 2.SU 2.20 2 1-2 of experience DeLand shows al­ lutrh* lloee Jovial L ls'il 7-ta * m 8 2-1 most uncanny football sense and Inter* lew *.«■) t 2-hd quintal* <2-21 120.10 they arc the type tram that can k o ih t ii H St:i:— ii/ie 33.1 capitalize on mistakes and score tiedown 2o.au * SO S2tl 2 1-1 before you know what happens.” H'lrrr Itue 2.*o 2.1* 2 2-hd llolllng Itoller 2 *8 S 2 1 t /2 Dave Laude said that the pass­ qulnlvle 12 -2 1 t i t eu m m M st ti— a / t * 33,1 ing game would be as prominent Tinfoil 20 i.te T 1-1 as it waa last week. “ We hare Heme falcon is. tv at.OO 2.00 , 2-hd some plays now that are effec­ Hindu 2.80 I 2-2 quintal* <l-?> l i t .20 tive, and we won't he*itate_lfl --------- SIXTH -!*>♦'*?— a /I S 33 I throw the ball at any time the Dullfeco 11.10 * 8 * t .48 I l-l 11.10 7.20 « 2-1 t /2 situation calls for IL We are Soft M-t lied M inn, 2 *0 2 2-1 out to win this one, and we don't Qillnltl.l <4.SI 417 2" * » :v » ;v r i i n \ i > :— s / i a i t s expect to take no for an answer.” Perry Pirate Jn.l* M « J 00 4 l-oe Fleming pointed out that the Hurl 7.18 2 20 8 2 -1 /2 It 28 1 2-1 DeLand line was a green but ag XIlM Noyelty qiilnUle <1-81 142.(0 Krcsslvc one, snd the spirits of K H iirrii M s i p .— .i / i e at.a fthe ha to-in* ir e MaH h a u like* n Mountain Hal 1*40 S.ln 7.40 1 t-1 team are high. ''T “ They like Ito Chief 41.to 14 20 4 2-hd run through the line anti they hava HurorU* llueh Cell 7.00 7 2-hd a couple o f boys in the person of QiilnUle (1-41 1,12 10 BOB JOHNSON TERRY GOEMBEL Fullback—190 Pounda 8enior Quarterback— 186 Pounda Junior Lyman To Take On Powerful Hastings Hob. Annr SIXTH If. Rat HACK Mar, a /te Maids EDDIE BARBOUR Left Halfback— 1 8 Pounds Junior Streak. l-akssld* x iv r ii Wile Kelli* lis t s : s /ia mii* Supplies the energy of Sun, Air and Water | Dixie Crystals I Sugar | 1 A nwf xrel e ne r g y f e e d WATCHES Hamiltow — Elgin Bulova — Gerard Perrogaux WM. E. RADER 112 S. Park Are. large Selection from 8 5 0 WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. HODGMAN WADERS Hip and Cheat High I7.M to $21.>5 SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Aanford Ave. at 8 th St. Boxed Cigars.....8 .5 0 up P ip e*— — _ $1.00 up Wallet! ........ $1.98 up ROUMILLAT k ANDERSON On the Corner by th« Clock WROUGHT IRON Smoking Stand With Magazine Rack 8.95 MATHER of 8anford 203 E. 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First St. v .v .v n v .v .v g v .v n w .m v l in k s A COSTUME JEWELRY Ear Rings—Pins Bracelets Necklaces TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Coueln I’helll, Eoral Fits. Ma­ fndsntn Tas. Kaultlrst lllll, O Mr IllshUnd Ftlny. Itapld lt»»», Andy Col*. Ilrttiln Hsd, thias. Hu,», Friendly Cent, Top l.ayor, Hun llosmsr. Mumble Humble. Hneppy Time Jeanl* Farrell IKVr.XTII RACK s /t e Mite T K X T II RACK S /I S Mile SHXTII n.t* 1!— !1/ 1* 113 t.urky rieslsn. Crystal rurdeii, teidy Heller. Pnco Silver. Susie llvy Penny * 7* 4 *o 140 I t-lut Slloe flitter,* eel 2 40 2 20 2 2 1 1/2 Mr. Mouse. Ilsppy Joy. Hop* Hu- Ruby, Idto Dollar. Perky Praay, V oter'• Choice n o 7 l-l prvm*. Ims l.ulu. Hose View, tna'e C lrih i. Fable Fashion. I. M. Honey Krlend KI.KVKVTII H * ('» : 3/M MII# qulnlel* r 1-3t 17.20 K lliliril HACK S/ie Wile Happy I'lese Mato. l-» Una. W I T H *8 X( »:— 1 /S le.T Melo lllu*. Reliable .News. Test Mountain Filer, leolopo. Major Co­ Time fertn r 14 00 4 40 3 la « t-1 T rill, I Minty Dlih. Fleming Hundy. Mayb* Tonlaht, (lay Jude/ea. rre ck el, tlrnwn « *0 4 to 7 2-1 Hperdy Hllpper. Southern Tambour Kd’e Iteacon Jnnre 2.40 l - l t /2 sol. Qulnlel* t« -7 l 1*2 in TOMC1IIT-1 P.VTIttit* rillO T 14 SCH S /IS WUe JCrlllr f.ece I.tirkr Itenerd. JllnIdnnhe, riallnnm Trim, Super Pi­ lot. field Keale. tn*e, P*ttl W a * . a'n s n n in H i r e , a /i a wile Xlodeity, Worrlhle. lavender l-e* dr. Kd'« Three Colne. IVIndy W hite, I jviiH T.jrnn, TUmhlln Home Peetelette T in n it it irw s / i a wile ne Jon. Tlnlnn Serlt.Si, Twilit* flren. Keno Ketch 'I'm , lleoree Peer *oo Itural 7>od*er. illtrle Ttee. IVIIIor rnrnTTT n t r y a /t a wtte Millie filmin'. Spanleh Tnrlreee. Star Pet. Oev Comrade, lehy Mo. Inlrleue rtnee ntoe riP T i* n s e r t s /i a wile M arrle tl'flrlen. Mo Ite Me. Surface tfrlnder f.ln te Tl»h. K Bill Brackett and Kit Giles that ran open holes for Scotti to (hoot through.” Brackett tips the scales at an even 200 pounds and Giles at 210. Both teams will be seeking their second win of tho season; both teams have had a tough schedule; Iwth teams lack experience but have good potential; ami both teams scored their singular vic­ tories over tho same team—New Smyrna Beach. This, tho grudge classic of the year for both DeLand ami San ford, will sec tho teams on an even scale ami will match deter mlnation ami drive mor* than anything else. Both trams have j depth in green reserves, and both teams misjudged their power In pre-season ratings. Right halfback Bruce Gibson was the initial veteran around whom tho pul Moo attack was strength for both clubs. Spirit, based. Gibson showed writ last I attitude, detrrmlnatloin. and drive year and haa been combining with will b« the factors that spell vieScotti to be a danger to any club. tory for a team tonight. T ie Tiankiglvlng eve event to­ Game time is 8 p. m. in Memonight will be a real fast of rial Stadium. Everyone Appreciate! the Plneat Give Her— Daniel Green Home Slip IVEY’S SHOE STOR cu rr DRESSES Minx Jonathan Logan, Modes, Peg Palmer. Rita Fit, For Ever Young. Styles that are perfect for Holiday wearing. Sizes: 715, lO't-24'fc. 50. $5.M —$21J t COWAN'S 212 E. First F irst St. Phone 874 The Lyman Greyhounds hopes for a vanity win before tba end of the season dimmed consider­ ably last week after they dropped their homecoming to ML Dora. Friday night the Greyhounds tra­ vel to Hastings to take on tha powerful veteran Spudsten. In summing up his season Jim Payne, Greyhound head mentor, laid that his perennial plagu« of lack of reserves hadn't changed. The learn began Its ftnt season at an independent by switching to the speedy and deceptive Split* T, but key injuries as the season progressed set the Greyhounds floundering. Deelan SWEATERS by Featherknit and Bradley Black, White, and all the new Fall shades Cardigans, SHp-ons, matching seta. Orion and “ $3.9«-$10 » COWAN’S 212 E. First Phone 171 REMINGTON 8 AUTOMATIC Shoota ihorts, long end long rifle Model 330 $43.75 •WESTERN AUTO STORES 21* E. Pint Su JANTZEN Sweaters.Skirta To Match or Mix Newest Styles—AH sizes Lovely colors Y O W E L L ' S RINGS Diamond-CockUil-Precious Stones and Watch, $19.8 up FRANK NOELL. Jeweler 110 S. Park Ave. Distinctive Gifts At MONROE CORNERS CRAFT AND GIFT SHOP First Street 3 Mile* West of tha Clock Every Woman wants Fine China by Lennox, Caatleton, Syracuse Buy on the “ China Club Plan’’ S W E E N E Y ' S 114 Magnolia Phone 147 Real Art Plcturea Beautiful framed reproduction! and Original! from 8 95 WILSON-MAIER 311 E. 1st. St. Phona 958 Haa*v dwerjir* O. D. Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: The Very Best 310 E. First Gifts for B o ys:-I LITTLE BOYS PANTS Size* 2 to boys ta 8.98 up P U R C E L L ' S 1 8 W. Firat St. TRI-PONY Tricycle Mounted Rocking Hor/e Rocks aa it rolls $29.93 FURNITURE CENTER 118 W. First St. Gifts far iiby Drinking Cupa ...$1.00 up Rrmpel Rubber Toys 63c up Assorted Toys ... 69c up ROUMILLAT k ANDERSON On the Corner by the Clock Troa & T r i m m i n g s '^ ) Bedroom Sllppera Attractive and Warm Sl.M and $2*8 SANFORD SHOE CENTER 208 S. Sanford Ave. WINE from New Yorlc State at $1 .8 per fifth California Wlnea. too! TOWN PUMP 112 W. P in t St. Gifts far Mail Today la the Day Doo’t welt for that new tooth to grow—Call now! JAMESON STUDIO 100 N. Park Phone 3198 Horn* Gifts/j Ure Our Lay-Away Plan or Credit Plan On Beautiful Mohawk Carpet — Sanford Linoleum k Til* “ 1 8 W. First SL Do your Christmas Buying On Our Easy Payment or Lay-Away plan FURITURE CENTER 118 W. First St. TABLES Corner Tables, Tier Tables, Step, and Coffee Tables fr o m ,$ 1.8 • WILSON-MAIER 311 E. Ut. Phona 958 HALLMARK Christmas Cards Single or Boxed Alto Gift Wrapping TOUCHTON DRUG CO. TWIN HOLLYWOOD Bed Outfit, complete $44.95 MATHER of Sanford 203 E. First St. FRIGIDAIRE’S exclusive 30-lnch French Door Electric Range, $309 95 u<t CLAUDE H. WOLFE 308 E. First St. UNIVERSAL Deep Fat Fryer Reg. $29.50 aalt price $23 93 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia BEACON MILLS Orion Blknket*—extra *iz* Only 8.95 G A R R E T T ' S Cor. 1st and Sanford Ave. RUSTIC ORNAMETAL Hanging Bird Feeders $1.25 BIDWELL FEED k SUPPLY CO. 110 E. 1st. Phone 1458 WESTINGHOl'SE Toarter Choice o f confection colors 81.95 BAGGERLY APPLIANCE f CENTER 113 Magnolia Ave. G i f t s f o r H im T h e r e ’s b o a le s s o n le a r n e d fr o m f o . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ P U RI N A Twelve thuuund iliiiing farmers annually tee the "parade o f 10 old cows'' ai Putina's Gray Summit, Missouri, farm. T licie 10 cows, ranging in sc* from 9 yrs. 7 m oj. to 14 yrs. R mo*., have produced a total of oxer 1,000,000 lbs. o f milk. Thev'r* jutt farm « ) « i bui they leach a lesion any dairyman can appreci­ ate... ilic value o f feeding rations w hich maintain the cow at well at nuke milk. They demonitraie the estra vitality, caliei, a.id year* o f production - _ S _ _ 10 OLD C O good dry cow feeding make* possible. Old cows product income long after thty'v* paid back the co il o f railing them. The extra valves they product are valuable as replacements or veal. Feeding cows the Purina Way helps provide the nutrients cows need not only io produce through a single lactation but to com* hack year after y e a r ... like Purine's 10 old co w s. , . and make money for their owner*! Miatd 50-30 with oott, Purina Bulky-lot make* a low -coit dry cow ration designed to help cow* calve oatily, brood regularly, stay in tho hard yeor after year. BIDW ELL FEED & SUPPLY H O W . 2nd St. I Phone 1153 W A '. V . '. W . V . W . V A W . V . V . W ^ M f S e SUITS By Warren, Sewell, aad Marit Clothing Co. in sizes 34 — 46. Rayon flannel, Wool flannel, Wool worsted, wool-nylon-da-i cron. $29 8 — 8 9 8 COWANS I 212 E First SL Phona 8 4 FURNISHINGS-Reasonably Priced Hits-Shlrts-Underwear-Btlts Trouiers Sox-Shoes H. k A. DEPT. STORE Corner Sanford k 4th SL MEN'S IPO RTS SHIRTSGabs. Cotton, Corduroy, Flannel Finest Values-8-90- 8 - 8 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 S. Sanford Ate. Christmas TREE LIGHTS ORNAMENTS LIGHT BULBS ___ TOUCHTON DRUG CO. COMPLETE SELECTIONS Christmas Tre* Trimmings end Decorations ■ y . * hile *R*k» are complete KEL S 5 and 10c STORE INC. IG tfti f o r G k h G E. Automatic Skillet Set it and forget it 2 SIZES— 12-in <17 *9 10-in. $14 95. Lid 8 00 WESTERN AUTO STORES Silver Coffee and Te* Set* Modern and Traditional $50 00 up WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ava. •n Tor Thotg In Sorvko ^ CEDAR CHESTS I Famous Cavalier, beautifully fin“ Hlity fitting*, from $49.50 Natural red cedar chests front $39.50 WILSON-MAIER 311 E. L»L Phone 958 | f THE SANFORD HERALD would be as welcome aa a daily lettar from hom« $1. month—$11.50 year. By Mall Anywhere �*1—ROOFING-PLUMBING THE SANFORD HERALD . Wed., Nov. 21, 1956 O-SUHNUP OPPORTUNITIES 47—FURNITURE • MOUBEIOL0 PLUMBING A HEATING FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Septle Tank Installation A Service Grocery It Filling Station. Well established business, good loca­ —at Wareheuse Prices, visit Heater Service, A r c h i e C BERRY’S. We are experta at as­ tion. White neighborhood. Rea­ Harriett, Phone T34-W or 1335. sisting you to secure gracious eon for celling, elenaese. PI good Looks with functional con­ •241, Sanford. Fla. venience. Today's beat buys to 209 FAMILIES nationally advertised furniture CAN'T BE WRONG Good established business Med* at DISCOUNT PRICES. MI W. rtner with some money. Write First SL Phone IM7 for Evan*1* "I H i m x XYZ V. Sanford Herald.__ Five beautiful residential develop­ tng AppointmenL mental Bet-Air, Pinecrtat South COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB • BIG VALUES FINANCIAL Piaeerest, Rase court and Grove Including: bath fixtures, cabinet • QUICK CREDIT Manor*, art standing proof of ■ink, water pump, septle tank and water heater, approximate* 3b—MONEY T f LEAN th# hlgh-accepUnce rating ot • EASY TERMS ly $25 month. Odham A Tudor homes. AUTO LOANS WILBON-MAltt Call, or Dee us TODAY COST LEM New and Head Firwkero 1007 Sanford Ave. Phona U13 3U K. First SL Phene M You can buy with safety, and live in the sacure knowledge that W. J. KING Florida State Bank Used furniture, appilantee, toria, your home will continue to in­ Plumbing Contractor •le, BougM-soM. Larry’s Matt Or SANFORD crease to value. All Oil Fired Heaters 331 East laL BL Phone 1531. Cleaned and Serviced lA-FLACSR to EAT IF 2534 Orlando Dr. Ph. 30. MERCHANDISE - 48—FARM aad GARDEN You Select Your As mriropolltan as "cafe society" Plumbing. Kresky Heating ROSES Home In 43-ARTICLES FOR RALE —The DOGGIE DINER fc BAR, M. G. HODGES Just received lane selection of South Plnccreat—Sanford Lalie Mary. JACKSON and PERKINS rows. Service on All Water Pump*— Wa buy and tcQ used furniture. Grove Manors------Sanford Wells Drilled — Pumps your now while they last. Payhil top eaah priest far any G Get 4 -U M T a m i ( « t r m RAPEVI LLE NURSERY Faola Road, Phone 700 or Ottos af vslud. BUFIR TRAD* — Phone 3935. Valencia Villas— DeLand LOST— BUlfold. finder keep 13—RPRQAL NOTKSB INC POST oa 1T*M Ph. Ntt-W. money and please return bill­ DRIVE DOWN, or CALL •-M ACH INERY-TOO LS fold and contents to Box B. M. FOR EVERYTHING to hardware —Factory to You— OtJR SALES OFFICE T O D A Y e/o Sanford Herald. For Sale— Garden Tractor with and paint aee—HiU Hardware Aluminum 2625 S. French Ave. plow, harrow, rake, mower and Co., Ml K. 1st St, Phono M JACKlt COOSAM, Who spent Phones: SIM and 29M wagon. Cost $150. Sell for $150. practically his whole life ap« Robinsoo Hand Crafted Furniture. Enclosed head. Bag-proof bottoa A*1 shape. Call 555-M. pearing in motion pictures. Is O D II A M A T U D O R toe. We build, design and rafJnlsh. BOLLAWAY. ftaenUal and laky rail with plastic ends. Ptoetl shown at a surprise parly in ••-WANTED to BUY Beds Da/. Weak, or Month— See at 911 French, Ph. 52-R. "Builders of Finer Home* or rayoa tape*. Cotton or nylon Hollywood. Calir. He is celebrat­ T«L litt. Faraitur* Center — ing his 42nd year and hi! 40th Ufed set of "The World Bo A" For Florida Living" cord i PUMPS • SPRINKLER 111 West First BL year In dims. Jackie Is wearing a _______ SYSTEMS gcEksrlk Glass tad Falsi Co Phone 955-W. cap and bangs reminiscent ot one AU type* and size sises, installed W1LCOMS GIFTS 1U*U4 West t»d SL of his starring roles as a child. • RENTALS _ T A Yourself." Out a n l M oMrlshed are easy WE REPAIR AND 8EEVICS to selaet from PoweU'a varied LIVE BAIT 14—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS 8 T 1 N E stock. Coma la and look around. Machine and Supply Co. Bhtoars, Bull Heads, Pep Onto 2-bedroom modem furnished or VM ROYAL PORTABLE 207 W. tad SL Ph. 93 This la a free guest pass to the • Doses, Me ^TYPEWRITERS unfurnished home. By Owner. Movleland Rldc-ln Theatre for Missouri Minnowi and Worms Small equity, FHA financed. CROSLEY - BENDIX Randall Reynolds. Exp. date Fleming Ornery—R. Peseta Ave. b ice end Service $46. mo. payment on balance. Nov. 30, 1956. Layaway Mow for Christmas RANDALL Phone 2353-J. POWSLL’I o f f ic e su pply BARGAIN! Apt. fix* gas range, WKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooma Electric Company By BOB THOMAS m R. Magnolia Phone 986 p rivate baths. 114 W. First St perfect condition. Call at *“ Service— Quality -Satisfaction 7 room frame house with 2 lots. HOLLYWOOD in— Docs the Ph. 113 Sanford 2937-J-3 Da Easy Hiawatha Ave. Dresmwold. Total price $7,300. Terms. 1317 Avalon Apu. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W movie business have a future? Douglas. Phone 1079-XR. T. V. SERVICE Paint 130 gal Sweat IhlxU. Jae- Furn. cottage, r e a s o n a b l e . James Stewart thinks to, but' he t T - ALTOMOTIYl WANTKD hits, Cou, Tents. Army-Navy Day or Night Located on 17-92. Ph. 3010-W1 (7—BROEERS and REALTORS adds there'll be some changes SEMINOLE T.V. Surplus. 310 Sanford Ava. Bell' Your Car to made. Efficiency apt. Ill-way 17-93 So. 503 Celery — Th. 1255-J. ROY REEL CUy Limits. Slumberland Court. OZIER REALTY CO Stewart' Is worth listening to HEATING Laura B. Osier, Realtor M W. BeeonJ SL After all, he's a No. 1 star at the Boa Bemlnola Realty for Desir­ Hatei M. Field. Associate Floor Furnaces * Circulators able Houses and Apia. Phone 27. 2601 So. Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1359 bog office. Despilo his casual •—•OATS AND MOTOR! H. B. POPE CO., Inc. EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 Super Trading Peat \ manner, he's a keen student of 200 S. Park Phona 1440 Your Kvlnrudo Dealer On Hwy. 17*03 Ph. 3053-W. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable things cinematic. Probably no for Winter Tourist Private bath ROBSON SPORTING GOODS FAIRBANKS — MORSE Pumps A ehower. Steam heat. Inquire actor In the postwar period has 304 1 . let BL Phone Ml Well Drilling. HOWARD C. Order personalised Franch-fold Manuel Jaeobaon across from ChrUtmas cards, with your earned more from movies than he. LONG, Phone 385, 207 East favorite snap ahoL 3$ for $4, Poet Office. Jimmy was the pioneer of the Commercial Ave. 100 for fit. WIEBOLDT8 CAM* 80 per cent deal. When hit salary Mayfair—3 bedroom. 1-bath bona. i WW to Ml see WWW us uw before WAUie It will nay YOU ERA SHOP, 110 8. Park Ave. GATLIN BROTHERS got too big for Universal-Inter­ Open Evenings nnd Call 14S0-J after • p. m. Dragline A Bulldozer Service 204 So. Park Ave. — Phone 960 national, he was offered half of Ph. 3235 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. Red chrome dinette set. good the return* for hi* services in a condition. $29. 3413-W. 430 El­ IN OSTEEN—3 Rm. furn. apt Eostilde Trailer Sales liott. Palatka, Fla. Screen Porch. $33 mo. Call after Thll la a free pais to the Movie picture. Since most of his dims ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ land Rldc-ln Theatre for Gua attract multimlllion-dol'ar grosses ments, invoices, hand bills, and • Phona 1333. Qootf-luy: Aluminum H o u e e Schmah. Exp. date Nov. 30, -thi* proved profitable Indeed. programs, etc. Progressive Boss 3 burner oil heater. Used 3 trader. Zneloeed cebena. Phone weeks. Coat $49.93. Sell for $35.00. I Room Apts. Ill Etm. Ph. I9I3-W J9M. Printing Co. Phone 405 — 403 “ The picture business has gut t Call before Friday, 430-R. 2393-J. West 13th St. change, Jimmie reflected on tho 2-bedroom nicely furnished houae. "Night Passage" set. ‘Wo've got « x • all steel, 1 wheel utility O R L A N D O Sentinel Star, Call Crosley radio-phonograph console 113 W. 19th St. Call. 554-W to make movie going more at­ with overieaa stations, $50. 1215 trailer. Box >14 Orange City. Ralph Ray, 31SO. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO tractive for the average public. after 3:30. Oak. Phone 1033-W. Ph. Spring 4*1733. REALTORS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Phono 37 or 145 "That means wc’ vo gut to have Lady to share largo convlantly 1941 Park Ava 44—APPLIANCES 14—USED CARR Slip Coven and Drape* more comfortable seats, heller air located apt. Call 3139 evenings. STANLEY KULP conditioning, more attractive FRIGIDA1RK appliances, ssle You'll Be Miles Ahead with a 1103 Palmetto Ave. PHONE 2855-J. and service. G. II. High, Oviedo This is a free pass to th« Prairie Completely furnished almost new theaters. We've got to make go­ New 1NT PONTIAC, now on dlsing out to the movio theater a FU. Phone FO-5-3315 or San Lake Drive In Theatre for J. 13—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION t bedroom home. Monthly pay real treat for the family." ford 1642-W after 6 p.m. P l,r ‘ ndC. Lodge. Eap. date Nov. 30, menta only $53 and cash equity You’ll be DolUrsAheed with the LEARN Hawaiian Danemg, 5 yrs 1956. Tho biggest bore, he opined, was electric stove, good hllh-sppraliil trade-in you get of $1950. up. Adelt Hsltman, Ph. 2224-J Hotpoint going to the movie h on e mid condition. Practically new un FURNISHED 3-Room apartinant, from Ray Herron. Just phono being unable to get in. it*. $25. Phone 790. 2451, or after 8 p.m. Ph. 1343-W 2300 Mcllonvllle. • Student Instruction "There's nothing that sours a New 3 and 3 bedroom home* priced • Plane Rental 15—BUILDING MATERIAL* movie goer more,” he said. "1 Beautifully furnished garage apt. from $7500 to $95oo for $1500 '30 Naih sedan in good condition, • Sightseeing Rides I think we've got to think about near Navy base. Muat see to $35. Can be seen at 907 Magnolia down located near hospital. RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Sanlando Flying Service ' having a reserved seat policy, the appreciate. Call 153-M. • or Phone I0a-W._______ ' Window Sills — Lintels Phone W. P. 34-0443 same as legit bouses. When people Three bedroom home for $6950. Septic Tank . State Approved 3 Ml West of Longwood Room to couple with kitchen prl1933 Chevrolet, 4 door. Good go to the theater, they want to Sind • Cement Mortar Mix On N ev^snlsm lojiprlnisjtd^ vileaci. Phone 2S61.W. clean condition. $150. cash and know they're going to he able to Miracle Concrete Co. take up payments. 401 Magno­ A. Williams find n seat." 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333. Large 2 bedroom ftirnlahed apt EMPLOYMENT lia ___ ____ _____________ iS S REALTOR As a matter o f fact, much de­ $50 mo. 703 Palmetto Ave. Raymond Lundquint, CONCRETE bate Is going on In theater cir­ 14 -CHILD CARE BUSINESS ASSOCIATE Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete 2-bedroom houae, kitchen equipp­ cles on the same matters Stewart Phone 1173. Atlantic Bank Bldg. brings up. Tho trade journal Va­ Block, Sand, Gravel Cement, SERVICES ed. 2703 French Ave. J tM K what yiN wait CLASSIFIED ADS • Ph. 1821 Movie Industry Getting Help Frofhi G. Abbott 5 SSSSsr/S A ppendicitis C an Still Be D angerous To Som e •y HUMAN N. ICNN IIB. R.B. ALTHOUGH the death rate for ally can be Uttle If any help M simple acute appendicitis la ex the physician trying to r trtmely low toniy 0.3 per cent), their ailment. Often It la < appendicitis still la dangerous for to differentiate between the very young and the very old. toms of pneumonia and In IMS, thalaat year for which dlcltls In children. And i n i I have national flrirts available, times the tiro diseases exist a! i the dtatto rate from append! the same time. cuts was une-ieventh ot what H There's one aid, though. As tux had bean la 1900. it was 1.7 per F. F. Boyce so apUy put lt,*Thi child with pneumonia Is likely.* 100,000. Yit, low as this figure might sleep for long periods, while Um Men, It rtttala that 2,400 persons child with acute appendtettk •led of appendlcltta that year— does not let himself or let any­ an average of about 50 per week. body else sleep" Even though tho usual syap toms of appendlcltta may not ■ An appendectomy U a relative­ present tn young or aged victims ly simple operation. In the field it’s a good Idea tor you to kam of medicine, we feel that we have those symptoms. — a specific remedy for this disease Localised Pain > ;J '-M lk In surgery. Then why so many Generally a pain oeewa to the deaths? Again let me cite Census Bur­ middle of the abdomen. Soon'll eau statistics. They show that becomes a dull, severe and tea* 1,300 of those 2,600 deaths oc tlnuous pain localised tn the low* curred tn persona over the age of er right part ot the abdomen. I ll 54. Many of th* remainder were made worst by sneering or cough* tog. I children. Lou of appetite la fairly eons* KqhRlak mon, as Is slckntu to thg atom* In both the elderly and the ach. There may be vomiting and young, appendicitis carries an a mild fever varying between M inordinately high risk because of and 103 degrees. vagutnets of symptoms. When In doubt, call th* doeton In the aged, onset of the disease Haver try to diagnose tho ease usually la insidious. The victim yourself. may fall to aeek treatment promptly, either because of tsar QUUTION ABD JUC1WX9 or because be Is accustomed to H.O.: What Is a Tube Baby and discomfort Also, his complaints what Is ltd cause? Answer: A tubal pregnancy la of diarrhea and vague abdom Inal distress may give the ap­ due to tho fertilized egg bring caught In one of th* tub** lead* pearance of a chronic Illness. Ing to the sromb. This may be Little Help caused by Infection or narrowing Young children, of course, usu of the tubes. AUTOMOTIVE T rI a lt y And INSURANCE bm VjJ,7 Seminole Realty Robert Opening Nov. 10th, French Ave. Day Nuresry for children from 3 months to 10 yrs. old. Apply Realistic 1600 Frsnch Ave. 19—BEAUTY PARLORS Concrete Pipe Qualifications, to meet all 2-bedroom furnished apt. Adults only, 714 Oak Ave. Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. MO Waves by Zotoa It S** Out Weet 134k SL' Phona 2499 3-bfdrootn house. Kitchen equipp­ w $7.50 Thru Nov. Open 5 a.m. • Wish to bsby lit at night. D e< Call «71 ed, large corner lot, fenced 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOE HAIR HARD TO~WAVE? Let expert stylists give you soft, lasting waves of eternal beauty. • Priced from $5.50 EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 543 REAL ESTATE It—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING 9 HAVE YOU BEEN PUTTING OFF THAT NEW ROOF because you fear the coat will be too great T Why not drop In? It'll «*«t you nothing to talk it over. You may have a pleasant surprise in store HILL LUUBER & SUPPLY YARD 223 W. 3rd St.. PHONE 93 *Tha Lumber Number. Ted Burnett for PAINTING jp 3901 Grandview , Phone 1952-M. Famous Moblla "BLP" Outside White PAINT. Gal. $6.40 GREGORY LUMBER 6th It Maple — Ph. 2662 WOOLSKY Marina Finishes For Your Boat Sonkarik Glass and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd SL C om p a n y A. B. PETERSON pendablc woman. Call 1365-J3. yard, hardwood floor*. $100 per Broker Associate*: A. B. Peterson Jr.. P. J. Chesterton, Garfield mo. 2424 So. Summerlin HAYNES Office Machine Co. 24—HELP WANTED—FEMALE Willetts, John MeUch and It. W. Typewriters, adding machine* Williams. A. C. Doudney, I.and Secretary. Experienced. Five Day Salei-Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 3 room furn apt. Screened pon-h. Surveyor. week. Reply giving age, exper. private bath & garage. 612 Park Hrt N. Park Ave Phone n w lencc, when available and sa­ 17—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Mgr, apt. 2, Ph. 465-W. lary desired. P. O. 1231, Sanford. PHONE 927* for CHERRY Real Estate Brokerage — Notary 2nd ANNIVERSARY ~ BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS1219 W. 13th «t. Rear-Barber Shop IN OUR Why not make it yours? Avon 44—FARMS AND GRLVF.S SANFOKD LOCATION cosmetics offers excellent earn, ing opportunity for women who Echols 111-RUer ................ $94.60 20 acre tila farm. Three bedroom This Is a free pass to the l’ r*lrlc luike Drive In Theatre for N. qualify. Mrs. J. Russell, P. O. Sofa Bed and Chair ......... 99.00 house, large barn. All equipment W. Bennett.. M kr Mary. Exp Box S73, Orlando. and machinery. Easy terms. Ph. Hollywood Bed ................ 49.30 date Nov. 30. 1956. 1391J I*. O Box 1131. Cok*red maid wanted to tare for Free headboard* on Hollywood house and children. Pb. 3047-W. Beds 45— H O M E S All Dinette Sets Discounted Registered Real Estate Rroker Experienced meat wrapper to $139.00 Bunk Beds ......... $11900 17-92 at Hiawatha CUSTOM IIUILT HOMES Phone 2571 work in meat market. Tip-Top 3-floom Groups .............. 293 ou VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL Super Market. 323 S. Sanford 3-Pc. Curved Sectionals-.. 199.00 CLAYTON C. BROOKSFINANCING Ave. (Foam Rubber) Real Estate Investment* LOW DOWN PAYMENTS BEDROOM: So. Orlando Hwy. — ph. 2963-J 27—HELP WANTED • MALE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Double Dresser W. II. "B ill" STEMPER Newspaper street aalesboya want­ A. K. SHOEMAKER. Jit. Reveled Mirror Realtor — General Insuror ed for work after school. Age* Phona lt>0t 1500 Mcllonvllle Bookcase Bed Guy Allen Associate up to 14 years ul.i See Mr. Inncrspnng Mattress Arietta Price, Associate Holley at Th* Sanford Herald (2 pillows FHEE) $12,500. 3 bedroom, air condition­ Box Spring right after school. ed. enclosed, garage, block con­ Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park struction. Hardwood & cork REA 7. ESTATE DRIVE IN Male meat cutler. Must be ex­ See our new line o f floor covering floors, 90x133 lot. I.ow FHA and complete home furnishing!. 2511 French Ave. perienced, sober, dependable. monthly payments, $52.79 after FREE DELIVERY J- W. HALL, REALTOR Apply Tip-Top Super Market. buying owners equity. 2523 ECHOLS BEDDLNG CO. Johnny Walker. Aasoelai* 329 S. Sanford Ave. Laurel. Ph. 2101-J. Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Pb. 1332 "Call Hall" Phone 175* "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. MEN—to loam new trade. MechJ.bedroom horns with Florida aniral ability ncccisary, KDCO Open Moaday'swtil 9:99 p.m. room.A extra large utility room. LE P I r RAIN, let it shine. Every day is a good day to use the FIBERGLASS PRODUCTS CO., VISIT OUK BALCONY Mu«t see to appreciate. $7,000 Want Ads. 1003 8anfoni Ave. 301 E. 26th. Ph. 22J8 J. Phone 320 For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. 668XR. Room specUl $1L9j. $179. Salesman It Collector, age 25-55 Thta is a fre« p*s* to the Rita By OWNER to aarvice an established all Theatre for Tommy Saunders. Lak« front, new three bedroom colored Fire Insurance Debit, Eap. date Nov. 30, 1936. house on Lake Emma. One and in and around Sanford. Must half tiled bath*. Floriilj room. have lived in Flbrida over a Lot 2'F x 233'. Turn So. one Clean or Oil Your year and have a light service­ mile at Oaklawn Cemetery. able car. White P. a. Box -19, McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS, Sanford. SEWING MACHINE CBS house, hardwood floors, 3 3415 S. Park Phona 1203 BR, 2 bath, breeseway, double 39-WOKE WANTKD. FEMALE garage. 1900 *q. ft( Located on -PIANO SERVICE 3 lots with 25 young rltru* trees. Wanted: Baby sitting, ref. 1013-M. $4000 down. Ext. 139-W. L. L. Sill — Plano Technician Fri. Nov. 18 thru Sat. Nov. 24 Pkoa# 2144 Route I, Sanford g-day week as Nurses Aid in rest Just call Garrett's Phone 1422. home. Phone 3013. VACANCY PROBLEMS? Find 21—ROOFING and PLUMBING Our Service Man will call at your 32—WORE WANTED—MALE home. tenants fait thru the Want Ads, ........ FREE ...... PLUMBING Army veteran, colored, want* work. Store delivery, hotel dwmestic, garage. Anything hon­ R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Ave. Phone 1821 est. Phone I77.R. Cantraet and Rapair Work Frv* Estimate* CERAMIC TILE ACROSS CROSSWORD 4. Skin 1. Shine tumor 5. Seaport 3. Lowest 1Algeria) decks (warships) 9. Sort 10. Rascal 6. Crucifix 7. Past 13. Language 13. Comes Into 8. Sclrnce of coin.* view 9. Gaze 14. Not 11. Literary clogged 15. Fish composition 13. Low 16. Part of Island "to be" 18. Thu* 17. Exclama­ tion 19. Dog-headed 18. Plant juice ape 19. Man's name (Egypt.) 20. Hoyden* 21. Olrl'a name 24. A tone 23 Mother of Irish gods 21. Deck officer 22. At hand 23. Part of "to be" 26. Indone­ sian Island (poaa.) 27. Smooth­ ing tools 28. An age 29. Sun god 30. Reck (kind) 33. flexed 36. Ordered li r a n l i ’.v-1 i u a u ju m 3na:<iciri i •• u n H n rir-ifsn :' 4ri(:i .in m u ICTOH :inCTf.VJ: idOOHii ;-i,47ix» •14 41-1 4-1 IV V, -.'drill m •> /liicn su T V ! : 2i;-jrj ii'di;! ;l 1' mcticri ;-p.v»>-' 4H7K1 sirs J-: a* VnUrdsy** A s m s 37. Spoken 39. Gardener's tool 40. Elevator cage 26. Iota 27. Lets 31. Grow old 32. African worm 33 Exclama­ tion 34 Girts nickname Korbut 33.1 36 l(Sauchn's weapon 38. I'ale 10 Christmas aong 4t Pebble 42. Maxim 43. Places 41. Trust DOWN 1. Handwrit­ ing expert: Tardy Norse god riety has raised the Usue tlml many theater owners arc poor housekeepers anti have allowed their theaters to get run down. SCIENCE IN YOUR UFE i Naw Ufa For Oil Walls Recent Middle Eastern events threatening the transport of the West’s major supplies of crude pc'»t!tuia f.C u .jvj naw sttirilLn on the increasing effort* to boost oil production in the United States. One concept which has excited particular interest it that of sec­ ondary oil recovery u*lng citric acid, now being studied by major ‘oil producers and by Pfizer, the leading citric acid producer. Secon­ dary oil recovery, usually by waterflooding an undsrgroutd reser­ voir, l* used for wells in which production hat slowed down to an uneconomical rat*. Recovery by flooding, however, it hampered by th* formation of insoluble Iron compounds in tha water which clog th* underground "pores" in tha rock batween the oil and th* well proper. , , Consult A REALTOR F im To get rid of this iron, oil men CULLEN AND HARKEY uta a chemical called a "chelating I— N. Farit A v . Pb«ae 2311 agent", from th* Creak word for “ claw", which combine* with tha This is a free Pas* to the lilts Iron and snatches it out of tha rock Theatre for Mrs. W. A. Fitts. ports into solution. Esp. date Nov. 30. 1956. Soma chelating agents are ret*, tively expensive, and most of them IF IT IS REAL ESTATE are not selective enough: they will . Crumley 6 Monteith “ grab" several other elements at 111 South Park Phone 772 besides Iron, But Citric acid—a They Know common chemical in nature, par. t'cularly In citrus fruits—Is cheaper. Pfiser makes It by tho FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, ton by a mold fermentation pro­ cess. And. as dictating agent, make the Want Ads your shopp­ citric acid is highly selective, pre­ ferring iron to any other element Hkaly to be prevalent in an oil well. ing place. Trials of citric arid in a number o f old tired walls havt shown SWAP ANYTHING! Just place that It works. Thus chemistry is <dding still another contribution to Classified ads. Phooa 1121 for a he^rodtKtiyity o f our industrial ROSA L. PAYTON. FLOOR snadlag and finishing. GUaatog, waxlag. Servteg sarvtng SemiSent L waxing. ■ole county since ItC. H. M. Gleason, Lake Miry Paul F. Mueller It Son Ph. 154 Free estimate. Quality work. DA I L Y NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT! To sell something fast order a fastacting Want Ad. $ SAVE $ ON GOOD USED FURNITURE Mather O f Sanford 20349 E. 1st. SL Thone 127 BILLS thing# UAKU yoare TO PAY? Sell through wi t h through ^Want Ads for CASH Call laai. helpful ad-wrtur. It it the special touch by you that add* pleasure to every gift you give. Everyone likes the new. the unusual aiul it la the exciting rood* packed in their visible glass container* that make the perfect (fhriitmaa gifts. H«-lect foods that will Intrigue the receiver. For inttance, bottles of exotic salad dressings, almond stuffed olives, capers, rolled anchovies, and a jar of artichoke hearts are a few idea* to arrange In n gift basket for tho man who ipcrialliea in salads. lo r the snack server, there are exciting cocktail tid bits, and unusual spreads, packed in rparkling glass containers. And for a favorite aunt, jar* of honey nnd Jelll.-s make handsome displays when tied with a bright Christmas-colored ribbon. w aKt a d s T IM E ! LET WA ADS DO ITI TENANTS ^ L U M B E R ] B U ILD IN G N tS b fr A lfcg24floi CONCRETEPn �v|8T*Wr!£lf%{ SANTA SAYS M A K E SANFORD YOUR I; •• I • You've never seen such wonderful selections! • You've never been treated to such values! • You've never found shopping so easy! Your local merchants have gone all out to make your Christmas shopping easy, con­ venient and profitable for you. See their gala arrays of brand new merchandise, selected with you, your family, your needs in mind! 0 « You’ ll save over and over again when you shop In Sanford. Thal'a because the dollar* you apenu at home stay at home, helping to Improve your home town — to build better schools, I) Improve your NtreetM, Install better street lighting, and support your fire & police department to give your property greater protection. So save your time, save on transportation costa! Tnke advantage of the big bargains Sanford merchants are offering to bring you a Brighter, Merrier Christmas than ever! e o it G O O D SH O PS N E A R Y O U R H O M E PLEN T Y OF P A R K IN G SPACE A IS L E S F ILLE D W IT H G IF T IDEAS • N A T IO N A L L Y A D V E R T ISE D BRANDS 0 • F R IE N D L Y C LER K S T O HELP YOU LO W PRICES, V A L U E S EVERYW HERE «) u �4 j Shop and Save In Sanford H a n fo rd S fm it f i If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 8 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLVU Eatabllshed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 195« Associated Preaa Leased Wire NO. 141 A m e rica 's M illio n s Celebrating Thanksgiving W ith Grateful Hearts Holiday Observed Nationwide Formal Opening Of Mayfair Inn Set For Dec. 8 DAD'S NIGHT for the Sanford Seminole* Inst night in Memorial Stadium turned (»in to a Dad’s tli*appointnicnt ns the Seminole* lost an unimpressive game 12-G to the DeLand Bulldogs. Pictured above, the captains for the Seminoles, Eddie Barbour (27) and his father Ed Barbour, and Bill Tyre ( 11) nnd his father W. W. Tyre meet with officials and DeLand Captains (Photo by Jameson) Ushering in the winter and Christmas social season will be the New York Giant*' annual formal opening of the M*yfair Inn, Saturday night. Dee. 3 be­ ginning at 7 p.m. The announcement, made today hy the Mayfair Inn'* General Manager Frank Mrhane Jr will start the reservation list for the gala occasion that will take place In lust a few day* more than twn week*. Iteservalions. said General 'Manager Mrhane. may he made by phoning the hotel. According to the program for opening night at the plush New York Giants* Mayfair Inn, Cock­ tails will lie served at 7 p.m., Dinner will begin at B o'clock, ami dancing will get underway at 9:30. Larry Fuller and HU Orchestra will play for dancing on opening night and will then appear throughout the season at the Mayfntr Inn. The popular three-piece orchestra comes to Sanford and the Mayfair Inn from Ntw York City. Dinner, this sear, will h- « r v etl In the newly decorated dining room which is again In charge of Mr*. Ida Mae King and her hus­ band Herbert King. Mr. and Mrs. King will be remembered locally for their unusual persortalitv and popularity nmung guests visiting the Mayfair Inn. The huge dining room haa been completely done over, Maniiger Mehune said today, ami especially attractive are the bril­ liant new rhrystal rhandeliers which adds a touch of elegance ami formality. It has been earlier reported that the coming season at MayCi|- Inn " 'll be the highest In the history of tile popular vacation spot here in Sanford. Reservations have been receiv­ ed for weeks from hundreds nf the former guest* of thr hotel and new guests who are looking forward to snendins their winter vacation In Central Florida. Following dose on the heels of the gala annual opening night at the Mayfair Inn will he thr Nrrnml Annual Mayfair Inn $15.nno PGA Open The mid D ecem ­ ber golfing event which drew thousands to Sanford Iu t year will bring even larger crowds for Florida's biggest and most pop­ ular tournament Mehune said today that re see vations may he made for opening night tables by calling the Mayfair Inn. First Aquatic Art ' / nterstatHighway Symposium Slated S u r v e y Is Underway \ Winter Park A progress report on the Flor- ial photographs of the area beIda Interstate System, which in* tween Jacksonville and Pensacola cludM-plau* foi Ihc I>Vr Monme already h.1Ve been taken. Other A symposium to acquaint Cen­ Causeway originally proponed to sections will be photographed tra! Florida with the activities rrOsS the lake at the foot o f within the next few days. F l o r i d a ' s interstate system, o f the International Academy o f French Ave. and join 17-92 in Volusia County by way of a new! when completed, will link JackAcquatlc Art will be held at the route, was made late yesterday sonvillc, l,ake City, Tallahassee, Langford Hotel in Winter Park to Gov. LcBoy Collins bv llnad Pensacola, Orlando, Tampa, St. on Dee. 21-23. Boanl Chairman Wilbur E. Jones. Petersburg, Daytona Beach and Boad Chairman Jones said Miami by free limited access The first Annual Aquatic Art ^jym podum will be conducted by yesterday, in Tallahassee air and highways. Jones said there has been no Beulah Gundling, Pan-American field surveys o f I,DM miles of the Florida Interstate Highway action by federal authorities on champion, 5 times V S .—A A.U. 1 system are underway preparatory Florida's application 'for IncluChampion, 1935-3(1 winner of the to submitting detailed route de,,f f1 Tampa-Mlaml highway, coveted solo tst class honors at seriptlons to federal highway a Miaml-llomeslead link and a mad from Ihc Alabama line to the International Festival of authorities. No mention was made in the Cottondale < Die intcrstile sysAquatic Art. and her husband1 report regarding the Lake Monroe tent. and coach, Henry I. dandling,' The only interstate highway president of the International A- Causeway which Fifth District ^•adem.v of \qu:iti? Art an.I a mem Bond Board Member William Dial project actually under way Is a Ih er of the L'.S. Olympic Games said would be the first section nf five mile section at the Lakeland the proposed system to get und- e n d o f tie Lakeland T.intna committee. erway. link. Another five-mile stretch Sir. and Mr*. dandling will he However, Jones did say that ........ > Plant t'ttv mil the assisted bv Miss Lynda Bridgers the mad department is holding Tolk County line will he put to of Altamonte Springs and Semin­ o ff work on a detailed route de contract as soon as rights of way ole County who won interna­ scriptloo of the section between acquisitions are completed tional recognition last summer A study of Tampa's metrepoll­ whan she received third class Lakeland and Daytona Beach by hewers in the Academy Festival way of Orlando pending confer- tan street system, including an held at McGill University, Mont- ences with representatives of the expressway and Interstate route Glenn L. Martin Co., which Is through the city, will be completreal, Canada. planning to erect * large mami- 'd shortly after the first of (§ Lynda Bridgers was responsible factoring plant south of Orlan ' the year, Jone« said, for the appearance In Central do. F*e!d surveys have been comFlorida at the Symposium. The . In th. first nf regular monthly pi«t*d t*tw«*n U.5. <» HillsGundllngi coached Lynda to progress reports to Gov. Collins borou*h Co,,n,)r » n<1 on atardom. on the Interstate system, Jones *be interestate system location Lynda. 13-year.old is a junior said detailed to|Nigrnphic and traf- Jm contract plans are nraring In the lop five of her rla<s at fie studies are being made to completion on a third Tampa Hay Winter Park High School, is an meet the requirement that route brlH« « «hich will be required to honorary member of U»« fabulous descriptions be presented to the " r r y *n ‘nter*t,,# h,*hw*Jr mt0 Iiar-Ntxon Troupe of Munich, Buresu of Public Boads by Jan Germany, and the Peterhoro Orimcnt.il Swimming Club. Peter- I. lie said the road department irough, Ontario, Canada. also is setting up procedures fur Sam Snyder, producer of atu- making detailed cost estimates of world famous Water Follies ha« the proposed Florida system Thr already offered Miss Lynda estimates must be in the hand Bridgers star billing at top prices of the hurcau by July I. anytime she wishes to turn pro­ I'ndcr the federal interstuti fessional hut her formal r.ltira highway law. the federal govern tion comes first. ment will hear to per rent of the Those attending the symposium cost nf building multiple lane will have an opportunity In see limited access highways connect .J.ynda perform, demonstrating ing population centers over s 13Wigures and variatirths not yet yesr period. standardised or listed in the A A Florida has been allocated 19 U. Swimming Hand books. million dollars in federals funds Those wishing lo register for for the current fiscal year and tha Symposium and participate 23 million dollar* for the second may do so by contacting Mrs. A. year of the program. The state L. Bridge'., chairman. Aciuatic must commit the fund* within a Art Symposium, Langford Hotel, two-year period. * Jones advised th» governor aer Winter Park. The proposed schedule on Dee. 21 Is the first session to begin prom ptly at 7:30 p.m.; on Dee. 1 « from 10 a.m. to 12 noon 2 tun In t p m and A to 10 P m , on Sunday Dec 23 the S\ m Potium ends wt*h a session from I to 5 p ra Hosrever, a water ballet. "Christmas Around The World" wilt be stdged Sunday night. Dee H at a p ni hy Langford Marlin Hub H will be directed by Mitl A PART OF THE HUGE GROUP o f employe* at Brook­ Diane Nila, a former star of field Mills, in Sanford, enjoy a Thanksgiving Ham Dinner ■ a * Snjder'a Water Folllca. , C By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS America'* millions — with many, many thing* to b« grateful for — celebrate Thanksgiving Day today with traditional church-goIng, feasting, family gatherings, football games and parade*. Many had one *ye on the turkey and th* other on events In Europe and th* Middle East. Prayer* o f thank* for pait blesilngt mingle with prayer* that there shall be no more war and that the downtrodden people* of the world shall win th*ir freedom. Special church service* — msny of the nation Is fair and cold. For President and Mr*. Elsen. hower ther* I* attendance at th* National Presbyterian church in Washington, te be followed by * turkey dinner at the home k. their ion, Ma], John Elsenhower, and his family at Ft. Belvoir, Va. Family reunions and gatherings A MESSAGE FROM SANTA CLAIJS wa* delivered nt the local Western Union office of old friends around the festive to Garfield Willett*, chairman of the Santa Clniw Committee for the Jayceets. Santa board ware abundant. Claua said " i 'l l be in Sanford next W e d n e s d a y ." (Staff Photo) Railroad* and airlines reported heavy travel. Today was the first Thanks­ giving Day for the Initial group of Hungarian refugee* from the current Communist terror. Slaty of them landed yesterday at an The Sanford I’SO flub i* dosAir Force base In New Jeriey rd until Dee. I while the interior and mnre are due tonight. of the building gels a complete Members of the Seminole Court- are now sure that SanU Claus Holiday menus were prepared ty Junior Chamber of Commerce *111 be here to greet all of of the in hospitals, jails and othsr public renovation. said Garfield institutions. City crews ar» busy sanding are happy today. They’ve he.rd g' r l , ;' Willetts. floors, repainting the Interior, re­ from Santa Claus! Servicemen and women at home painting furniture, and fixing tip ie„_ m. .......... Tommy McDonald. Chairman and abroad also feasted, with lo r awhile, the Committee of y,,, J(iycee Christmas Parade turkey topi on th* menu. in gener I. For many o f the unfortunate, When ei pemul Dec. 1, said slated to meet Santa Claus, and Committee said this morning that Chamber of Comiii*re« Manager appointed to see that the boys and the huge milc-and-a-half parade from New York's Bowery to sktd John Kridu late yesterday, the girl* o f Sanford and Seminole .......... _ ( W'B get underway next Wednesday rows far away, there Is free tur­ key and trimmings at sheltsrs. Navy men will have a completely County all had an opportunity to afternoon at 4 o'clock sharp, new and redecorated USO to en­ sec Santa were pretty glum. "Detail* and complete plan*! In Washington, diplomats from joy. Garfield Willett*, chairman of tnr *b«' parade are now In-ginning American republics are to be Tlie building, after Dec. ], said the committee, today had a tele-' *° hr complete," said McDonald, among worshipers it the 47th Krtder, will he for the exclusive gram from Santa Claus at hi* ” and wc WM soon be able to an-i annual Pan-Amsrtcan Mas* at ti<e of the USO and their activi­ headquarters at the North Pole. noince the parade route*, the St. Patrick's church. Fifty resident* of PlymosWh. ties. which slates that the Jolly Old name* of all sponsors of float*. USO Building Is Being Redecorated Santa Claus To Be Here For P a r a d e parade marshalls, and all o f ( '| ' , ' 9' ^ J'™* ThanksI _ _______ L - - ______ _ . _________ the nih.r . i . entertainment i_________ _ in giving Pay was observed. wear In tune for .the gigantic Jayceeother „gala Merchant* Vs.oclatlon Parade fnr •**« and girl* of 8a m Ia i'— Z r ^ I m 'r J j.s V m i ro ^ ttl* !! “ « T ..O S .7. I J - a s - « « " ” '• co u n t,." ..IS S S K T ' a ' l S f l S . The telegram read »» followi: j. . . . Department stor# parade* are Hoy* and Girls of Sanford: ,,, k, d ,h*‘ being held in New York Ctty, I will he in Sanford for the ,* * * '* ,* ,he cr"'*<11Philadelphia, Baltimore, Detroit Christmas Parade, Nov. 23. 1939. , r . 10 at cn" * snrutma* Par- Jmj f ijswh«re. It,, good boy* and girl* for Mom |, e ber* and every effort i* b«-j ___________ activities," said Krtder and Dad. Sc* you then. In* rn* '"‘ **• ,h*' P»>P*r.tlona1 i rtvm arc completed to give Santa Santa. I C)au* a whopping btg time dur-' Willetts wa* elated over hi*! Ing his brief atiy here." Great big, colorful hnllooni will telegram at the Western Union Fair and milch colder today; offirc lale yesterday afternoon, he on hand to sell during the per-! highest in mid 53.; (sir und told lie »ay», our plant to meet Santa etle, Mason Wharloh chairman of! er tonight, lowest 32-10; fair and *nd have him In the Parade on the Balloon Committee »nd the! continued told Friday. j time will now be completed. "W* Christmas Shopping Tour Com­ mittee, said. "Proceeds from the sale of the balloon* will j provide . gala .hopping tour in ^ (-roJ, offif|>u of ,h# .Sanford for deserving hoy. and County Chapter have rei c*uiiMr0m * *','irb>’ “ ntheoge. wor^ from EiDworth BunChildren, and parents as well, j,fr prnldm t of th* American are looking forward to .celng n , (| cross, that ''T h . Amerlc.n tn#» ten colorful binds march (National fled Cron ha« Incrtattd and Play in next Wednesday s R, jliocationa to Hungary to well parade Prominent among l h * , nv, r , quarter of a million do’ , visiting hands will he the Stet-1 |jr , •• »on University Marching Band Hunker. In a menage to the accompanied by a corps of ma- j,* ,) chapter, reiterated "urgent jorette* and drum major. who|n,,.| f„ r funds" and said Red will thrill their Christmas P ar-{ Cross chapter* across the country ad* audience. In addition, *h«' wnulrl accept contributions to h« Florida Military A e a d e m y 1allocated solely for Hungarian asmarching unit and band will be sistanr*.” on hand In Sanford for the firsti p is estimated il* montht will time. The Winter Park High be required to relocate Hungarian School hand will be here “ with refugees now in Austria. Meanbelt* on” according to * "m e v whll*. according to Hunker's me*j ssge from It* director recently, sage to the Seminol* County ChapTlte Boone High School Band tar. th* International R*d Croaa ! in their colorful and unique re- will help car* for the** refugees i galia will also h« here to take by providing funds and suppllepart. ; contributed by National Red Crow Also prominent In band posi-1 societies throughout th* world, lion* will b» the Seminole High Ther* were M.iyv) Hungarian ! School band. Crooma Academy r*fuze*i in Austria as of Nov. U. Rand. Oviedo-Lvman High School said Bunker. Rand, Junior High Pinecreat School In the message tt was tald that Rand. United Nations relief to revoltOther out-of town bands who torn Hungary wttl be distributed ssdl take part In next Wednes- through International Red Cross, day's parade are those from Lee*, following an agreement with Philat noon yesterday. It was the first of sttch dinner* planned burg High Shoot and DeLand lip* Deseynet. U. N. Under Secre1High School. *tery General. by the more than 70 employes. (Staff I’ l*>to) Social Security representatives, and representative* of other gov­ ernmental agencies who have heen using the USO facilities will now interview their client* and groups In the recreational building local ed in Fori Mellon Park. "Our Navy men must b* happy d have a plaee for their USO Weather G en tle m en will arrive tn Sanford Hungary Allocation Increased; Funds Urgently Needed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 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/fc653f820acd1fd1f3290a64b00578f5.pdf 622ca6e5b2e6b16e3b94a25a738a7e05 PDF Text Text .7* ' f*vA' - u' - “ ‘ -*1■ J*T ( * ii :VC'V.- •CV*V-V^ 11, M oit, Wot. 19,1969 THE SANFORD HERALD Longwood News 3 mew YOBS m - I m W ir t f taka a atofy outline, than writa la bald man win didn’t fe«l froe- tha dialogue to fit a particular atar, ft should do Um other wav b w S . meat YoJ Bryaner, the around. They thoutd atart with a good dramatic piaco that will fitte r. t e r A rt r u n Ua a l u m pat* atend oa tta own, than find an baa baaa a gleaming symbol of actor who caa puy i t tfaaor to mllliooa of aromao. ft ‘Then tba actor baa a real chat •t»a baa bacama a shinning symbol lent*. Ha caa’t grow if all be af bopa to millions of bald man doca la play hlmtelf ovar and wba'd Ilka to believe they can 1oror.1 atiB any hello to romance even Brynner wa* a trapes artist la ikaagb they’ve bad to aay good­ his eircus days and right now be bye la their hair. Is flying high oa a new trspese Brynner baa cut hla hair with a swing—success. tru e r so long ho now take* his But Yul doesn’t think success baldness for granted. *Tt‘s became a prop,” be mid. caa be measured by either money or fame. 1 Had It quite comfortable." "Earning a decent living at tha Maty bald maa bars to fight down a suppressed defire to grow work you enjoy whUo you try to "" grow up as a human being—that a beard or moustache. No* Yul. " I ’ve never had a suppr***«d 1» my idee of success," ht said, ."h o s a id ih tly Brynner, whoee hobby is the •tody of philosophy—bo is atudylag for • doetortta degree In It doesn't bellava la being fru* | ST. PETERSBURG Uft -T h e of a gypsy mother and a Daniels family la really In clover. mining engineer who wae part Tba Denials ihip the lucky Maagollaa, he has the trait* of leaves around the world and have both Bast and Wait In bis tamper- built up ■ builneff that lella about ■■ant a quIekjUver enthusiasm, three millon four.leaf clovers a a grave stoldam. Mrs. _ land gave a very tntaresttag on the English customs. Mrs. Fred Touts, hostess oarvad refreshments of pin gad tea to tbs guests. Mr. aad Mrs. Georg# Jacobs have as their goeat for a few days, their eon Georgs of Texas where be la stationed with the U. S. Air Forte. Tba Rev. aad Mrs. Jack aad family af Timms, HL have moved Into tba Baptist pastorium. Tba Rev. Stewart is the now mini­ ster for the First Baptist Church. A covered dish dinner waa held Sunday at the church la their honor. By MBS. B I T * LAYO Mrs. Leroy Neumann was taken Maad I wiab all maa had i t Work to the Florida Sanitarium Hoopla inch a . big of u part . „ roar . Ufa, and Wal on Wednesday for aboorva* la 'tocb ® big part of your life, tlon. It is not kaowa Kiri bow Umv <,0|llr* .WOr5 1<w* ,lw ll* ,r# *° " ““ hi them r * y « • Indifferent to. I feel sad but, if aay of hor friend* would ” ***** 1Ilka to send cards, ska la la Boom Yol said tbs greatest adviea ho 311 •var receivedJn life waa given Mr. aad Mrs. Cedi Hill end ^ TtU r U n Co* ' |children, of ZopbyrbUJs wore reloan, wbo told him: leant guests at the hams of Mr. "Never associate with Idiots on and Mrs. Ray Bowles and son, their own level, because, being an G ary.. Intelligent man, you’ll try to deal Mrs. Florence Sunderiln, who with them on them level -and on bae born at. tba Sarepta Rest thalr leval they’ll beat you every Homs, to Sanford for several time." months, returned to bar home on MIAMI (AF)—Tba 7 » sating machines of Dsda County have been locked up for an investigation of charges that soma voters were hampered in easting write-in vot«« for L. C. Proby, n candidate for dreuit Judge. Oa the basis of almost com. plats returns, Proby'e opponent Circuit Jndge John W, Pnmty. was ahead to to J t t l B e a r B Sweeting. elacBeae i s penrlsor, said Proby’e slot on th« voting machine* bad la some cav a* been Jammed with pencil* or chewing gum. Friday and now hope* to be able to itay. Word baa bean received from By AD M * FBEYATT William McLaughlin, boo of Mr*. The Home Demonstration Gub «,iuc> HIUIHlUi Jamea McGrath, wbo recently William held its meeting at the community Joined the Air Force, itatc* he ia,at Lackland Air Form ball Tuesday with 21 attending. Base la Saa Antonio, T en s and Miss Myrtle Wilson, County Homo Demonstration A|ent, gave a dem­ likes it vary much. Louis Knolls entertained tha onstration on freezer wrapping. Saturday Evening Pinochole Gub the past week. Among those play­ who is visiting In Florida, was a ing where, Mr. and Mr*. Charles recent visitor at the home of hia Wales, Feim Park, Mr. and Mrs. |uncle. Boy Bowles and family. Norman Godfrey, Pearl Lake' Mrs. Clarence Snow has rtturnA Big Ten record tot in 1 *3 HelgbU, Mrs. Maude Tapper and, ed to her home in Longwood, aftEarl Saade rode hla taet hone itill bolds, ft waa a football aeon: J. Hollister, of Longwood. ; er spending some time at Sarepfa Michigan 107, Iowa 0 : Mr. Lynn 8mith of Tennessee,1Rest •Home, convalescing. race at the age of 54. ! Reared ia Peiping and Paris, be ye*r This builncis of railing lucky fleet a baled singer—sort af > fubduad Gaille Elvis Prealey, clovers started back In Panama complete with guitar—then a cir­ several years ago when Chartei c a acrobat, a touring actor, and T. Daniel* developed n clover flaally a television director. plant that yielded four and five Ha stUI regards himself a* a leaf clover*. director first, an actor second. Then he moved here and Marl­ “Mott people don’t seeia to knew that I’ve directed more than ed off with a clover bed a fool 1,000 TV program*,” he said, square. Eleven year* later, there ranging from mystery thriller* are 50 beds of about 21 iquart feet to rooking show*.’ each. His most painful TV memory:, William F. Daniels, a ion who lb# time ho' put on "The Light1manage* the buiines* now, say* that Failed" on a program spon- five-leaf clover* are grown be. by a light bulb manufae- cause when temneraturea drop f tt 1 U. f . OO VIRN M IN T SURPLUS HOMES PLUS ONI VACANT LOT AND OPFICI Each Horn* S old Individually Nov. 30 — 10 A. M. O A l l l l , F L A , Sunset Terrace an U. S. I In the city llmlte, four miles north of Melbourne and n fort, eaty drive e l Patrick Air Perce Bate. Twa miles el the beash, 11 miles el Cecea. aV f c & v & r ■ .1 . V n t i, > » : | ■ J. L TODD AUCTION CO. OF FLA. (Nor INC.I ! JAM E l SYRAN OI, BROKER pmon* * 124-1 ARCADE BUILDINO. 1ICENSIB • sat* INSURED AT W h ile Paper Red Associated Pres* Leased Wlrw Says P a rty R io ts C h ie f In NO. 139 S ta rt M oscow Working Club Assured CofC On Future 04433581 Relations County's Growth Ilf I • v at ■ VIENNA, Austria i * - A Polish Tn a "straight from the should­ newspaper says demonstrations e r " , frank talk about his pro­ and riots erupted in Poland while blems, hopes and plans for tha Snow-tipped Christmas bells, Poland’s Communist party chief future, John S. Kridcr, recently bright colored Christmas baits, waa In Xloscow negotiating on fu ­ appointed manager of the Semi­ smiling faces of Santa Claus, and ture Polish-Soviet relations. nole County Chamber of Com­ twinkling lights, along with a reThe newspaper Express Weis- merce, told the members of the plica of the “Jolly Old Gentlezorne received here today said Sanford Rotary Gub at its regu­ man" htmielf and bis liny rein­ meeting disorders occured Sunday a t lar weekly noonday deer, all set the pattern for a Bromberg. It said student* and yesterday at the Y acht Gub, “ I glowing Christmas spirit In down­ young workers set fire to the city’s mutt be honest with you men; town Sanford and in the shopping radio station and then fought off Chamber of Commerce work la MARY HUTCHINSON RECEIVES her well wiahera buckatage following last night’s arras along Sanford Ave Sanford quite new to me but 1 assure vutz police and fire brigades. .Mrs. Ave and 25th St., and Park Ave. B performance at Pinecrest School. Shown congratulating the Rroadwny SI This account of trouble con that sre are going to keep srorkarit 23th St. B Ralph Austin Smith (center) and Mr. Smith. (S ta ff Photo) trasted with dispatches from War­ ing and keep on working to help The Christmas lights and de­ saw which said the Polish Com Sanford and Seminole County at­ corations have ill been set In j miinlst chief, Wladyslaw Gomulka tain it* proper place In Central pl»>c for the 1956 Yule Season tn # wa* greeted by cheering crowds Florida’* development. Sanford G ty crew« have tested,j' Krider, who, In addition to be­ on his Journey from Moscow back replaced, and put in tip-top shane; ing at the present time a member to Warsaw. all of the decorations that h av e1 Political observers here said, of the Sanford City Commission, j already been lighted ;<»r the first! however, there was no doubt that a County Commissioner-elect »nd time to remind everyone that the! riots broke nut after the announte- Xtanager of the Chamber of Com­ A chock fur $8,369.56, payable Christmas Season is here. ment that the new agreement be­ merce, ts high ia the councils to J . L. Hobby, Seminole County The lights, along writh more tween Gomulka and the Kremlin and the esteem of the New fo rk Sheriff, was authorised this morn­ Savings Gub checks p,»ccd in the leadership did not include provl Giants. Much of the interes: that ing by the Board of Seminole Coun­ mail yesterday, add an indelible lions for the withdrawal of So major league club shows in San­ ty Commissioners, for compensa­ reminder that there arr Juat 28 Ry J . Marion Harman. Sr. ford is due, in t great measure, vlet troops from Poland. tion for the time Sheriff Hobby more shopping days until ChristA diminutive star whose ver*ato the personal friendship ha The independent Vienna news was suspended. eras. • 1 dlity captivated her audience enjoys with Horace Stoneham. paper Neuer Kurier reported "tan In a letter to the Board of Downtown w in d o w displays wept last night’* Seminole Mu- i Carl Hubbell, E igu r I\ Feclev slon and disturbances” through ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—Bright i have all laken on the seasonal THE BOBCAT STONEWALL JACKSON IS holtlinjr watt Concert Association member* Commissioners, Sheriff Hobby reout Poland due to whal it termed and Eddie Drannlck. In hi* talk their feet with her' character n e s te d the payment for the time lights, games, rides, and th e 1appearance with Christinas gifts, killed thi.s morning just outside the Mnyfair section near Gomulka’* "taking the Moscow yesterday, Kridcr mentioned tha ;»ches at the Pinecrest School he was suspended from office, smell of hamburgers, hot dogs, j I bristmas wrappings, and Christ- tho Nejtro’n home. Measuring about 3li inches long, the plant the Giants have for their line." uitorium. Dec. 2* 1933 to Aug. 1, 1955. local resort hole., the M a y fn coffee also a Bock ’N Roll dance j maa suggestions prominently dts- hobcut weighs 25 pound*. (Staff Photo) Another Polish paper, the Glo* Th,. lettef stated that the reim­ ; pjlayed in every availabh spot. Inn and for their spring training Mary Hutchinson, in her first contest turned this quiet, dim Oisztynikl, told of an anti-soviet Plans for the gigantl- one and base, both of whicn call for ex ­ ■ppearance in Sanford, rntertain- bursement should be paid from demonstration hy students at j little town into a place of hilari- } a half mile long parade are n ‘ar­ penditures amounting lo almost '-|oth young and old, as she dem­ County funds. Olsztyn Allensteln, in former il c inclosed a statement based 1ty and merriment Saturday night m g completion as the Seminole! a half million dollars. onstrated her ability to act. sing. German East Prussia. Immediately a lter hi* being 1 the compensation paid to J . I when the Altamonte Springs Com -! LV’unty Junior Chamber o f Coin|nd dance. Gomulka, who was restored to Introduced by Andrew C. Stine, revealing (hat this . . . . . . . merer . begins _ , i Front her portrayal of “Lady D. ( ordell who served as Sheriff milnj|y c'lub sponsored .. Carol the Central Committee of the Po the day’s program chairman, the „ . . _ . year • ( hri>lma> Parade present Teaxle” taken from the pages of during the suspension period. liih United Workers Communist speaker was very frank in stating n lhe C,lJf " arlt rd In cooperation wl'h the S«n■islory and drama, to an original I The statement enumerated the * that his succession Is party last month in a Polish move that in spite nf the fact that Robert A. Schroeter of \>ii-.’ » r 1fonl Merchants Associatior will LONDON cR -A . A. UuUer, No. n o w *> Character sketch in which she de compensation for Oce, 1935 a, toward an independent form of some of his hez'era did not seo opened." ▲ Dieted "P e arl goes (o the Opera” . I 41.331.90 and for the 213 days in Park was the recipient of a 1956 be one of the big,tout Jnd best j man in the British government. Dospite all the controversy communism, returned to Warsaw eye to tyu with him politically, iever seen. presided over a Cabinet meeting * i R j then to a salire on lh# famous 1*qVl ** J3.237.tM The total com- Automatic Washer at * p.m. which ha* been stirred a l home last night. He told cheering he fell «ur* that they would go Btrlodrama "E a st Lynne”. Mary P o s itio n due Sheriff J . L. Hobby Approximately 23 couples »nTommy McDonald, chairman of:tod ay In place of ailing Prime by Eden's Middle East policies, crowd* In Jim ,Polish eepltal, " along with him and with tha Hutchinson took her admirer* ■emtte* to tt.569.B6. -? U red th, R ^ ’N Rote contest 'hc J a y W Chrl*tm * ’ Parade Minlstw Eden. Eden’s r has neve been coosimresi like­ those tnlugi which stood betw. Chamber of Commerce in ita roinmittee, ami hla rorpj of holpMhav* ordered him to rest t. caa,# 5 through the first porti.m of her County Attorney Mack N l levely here that he would l>« ov er (Continued on Page 10) plant for the devel.ipmcnt of our ■ppearanc«» kwpinu rarh jilinlrrr ®anc^ Jr.* revfalctl to the Boari! of whlch was staged on the tennis e i*. have already announced that of "severe overstrain." thrown a t prime minister in community. The mere fact that Eden was V "” " ’; _llMek both entertained and enrapfured. Commissioners that the State's court at 9 p.m. Judges were Mr. there will he ten h in ts in the One of the many visiting Ro______ Changing from one costume to Attorney General had rulel that and Xtr*. Harvey Hogarth and huge Christmas spectacle. I he „r,lcre<i to take it easy at • time j tarians, Gerald E. Frierson o f University Hand, the when Rritaln faced some of t h e ; — a » • ■ another on the stage behind a the compensation should be paid Mrs. Clement Hallett. FJrst place S'etson DeLan.l, at one time president iCnntiouril On Page Ten) .Screen where dressing table, cos- from County Funds — the Gen­ winners were Dana Alexander [ [hardest questions to come out o f , V * A f U ( I f I | ( 3 f i p l of that city’s Chamber of Com­ thr prolonged Middle East crisis J l s / I J w l v l l Q U w l .'fum es, shoes, hair styles and mir- eral Fund. Judge Janies G. Sharon died merce, expressed his opinion that Commissioner John Mt-isch at and Dick Vekoske; second place. iByors were set, Mary Hutchinson led to speculation without any of suddenly last night nf a heart Kridcr had Hus right Idea and if first requested Clerk O. P. Hern Penny Blackford a n d Harrylaid meld one part of her pro­ : fn ial foundation—that his time s i ii.wou! attack at 10 p. in. at his hunc he received the suppiri of local I prime minister is nearing ae.rnd i i lmt r into the other with a con- don to check the budget to see if Brown; third place, Peggy Kil­ 920 Magnolia Ave. business men, he could put over tinuous ftream of explanations monies remained^ from which the gore and Bobby Hattaway. E.len has bs en under lies 'J*'1* re Judge Sharon -va« born In Quin­ hi* plans of "shooting high and to ?. " n Mahout her next performance. Even compensation could be paid and re ever since his decision First prize winners received L5 cy about 1879 ami ram * to Sanford thinking big things” many of sat times pushing the screen aside port back to the Board of Com­ with France In invading hSulk leash, one month's free pass to the In 1922 to practice tawmissioners on Dec. 4. which could be and would be a t­ LONGWOOD — Mayor Daniel two weeks ago. The opposition lai [so that the audience could see her However, on a motion by Com­ I’rairie Lake Drive In Theatre I Screeney has proclaimed Dec. 4. hor party has vigorously called lie has served \* Seminole tained. [finishing touches to costume and t Sanford Is one of more than County Judge for 12 years and appearance, a packed audituriunt missioner H. C. Dodd, and sec­ j and for the lady, a whit for his resignation. onded by commissioner Commissioner itetscn, Melsch. j corsage; second prize was a shell i flees in the Town nf Longwood I was kept spellbound. [ omiod Thera have been some minor 150 cities and towns in 24 states was Judge of the City Court for board »authorized the' Im immed­ The five-foot solo artist gave !the h<* l,”ar‘l " thori/'*’1 tt" m ed-, lamp and and aa purple purple orchid orchid corsage; corsage; Offices to b- filled will be that defections in his own Cnnserva whose prospective high school or four year*. I perfect proof of her training under I iate ,a ,c payment Pa>'",ent of° f the the compensacomponsa- third third prit0 prixc was was also also an an orchid orchid corcor- of mayor, five councilmcn, town live party. Despite the fact that Judge Sharoa wai active In hi* preparatory school graduates will Charles Coburn, Fred Astaire and I1,0? , *?r he P*.r cK* Sheriff sage and a recording of F.lvisclerk, lax assessor and collector Eden has won half a dozen cm- hear this week the story of The law practice a t the iime of his rje ti the .lance masters who had! *„ ,u*P *n**°"-. I reslry 1 ’Love Me Tender". Each All of these offices will he two cjj,| confidence votes in Parlia­ death. eK eh e 1 h e r In the e i r l v sears o f' Thr Uoari1 un»nlmou»1y «on- contestant was awarded one free year terms ment, there have been persistent Citadel, the Military College of He was an active member of Mage ^career " ° f 'curred. pass to the Prairie L ak, Theaue. All resident, within the city reports that deep cracks exist in South Carolina at Charleston, of the F irit Baptist Churrh where he From the very first moment nr! _ --------- ------- ,-------Orchid prizes were given through limits, who have resided In the citv the Conservative ranks. which Gen. Xtark W. Clark Is pres­ taught the Adult Men’s Bible A 10-year-old boy apparently Miss HutchinsonS* appearance to O c t o b e r j O V i n a S 'he courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. W. tor six months. Seminole County G a ss for many years The news of Eden’s IHntsi came ident. hanged himself accidentally Ihl# the very last bow during the f i r s t / T J n , ^ m.rle' * ,h T ".21 w« * f“r ^ month*’ • r»*ld* nt ^ fio r- too late for comment by newsAn active Klwanian, Judge morning from tha rafter of tha The Citadel will be represented 75 minutes she ssa* before her B o i l d P l i r c h a S G made possible th^uah the court- Ida for one year, a r , eligible to papers which have opposed him Sharon was also a charier mem­ front porch of his horns at XVagat a school nssemhly at S a. m. audience in action, never leasing . /r7 _ _ ^ P art"»w’ ,h' a ,r* re«,' t" * n‘l vo" ‘ ‘n ,hi* -'•’ction. al home. But In Paris, the after­ ber of the Elks Club of Quincy. ner, according to Dsputy Sheriff them for a moment except to dls- E x c e e d 5 *5 R e D O r t hv fh l i J V,'o .i,P T , 0nL ^ ^ pre,5 n tH ,0 noon newspaper France Solr con­ on Nov. 21 at Seminole High School He was married to the former A. E. Evan* who la investigating. ■ooear nuicklv hehind her screen ^ 1 by the sponsoring club. C. W. 1the Town Clerk not lite r than Nov. cluded that Eden was suffering a by Cadet Ronald Robison, a soph- Miss Audrey Smith nf Madlron Attending doctoro said «hl* torching!1 k eping the explanation I W A- P «,r |ek. Chairman of Seymore carnival chairman, pre. 29. bv the candidates desiring to diplomatic illness—often the first more and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Survivor* include 'our child­ morning that "H# *nay and wa Seminole County Savings Bonds sented the awards. 'qualify for these offices and must going throughout the brief IranM Volunteer Committee today reAn estimated *300 net profit be ail eligible voter and the pe- step In the removal of a political R. F. Robison of i 107 E. 2nd St. ren: Jam es G. Sharon Jr ., of hope he will recover." to n , ami then hack again in Washington, D. C.; Chandler Roger Lee Williams, the H>)* Sanford. .ported that Series E Savings was made. Proceeds will be used titlons must be signed by nt least leader. c inplctely different costume "This a major political .-risis Morv than too Citadel cadets, Sharon of Sanford; Alex Sharon vear-ol.l son of Mr. and Mr*. Bond purchases (luring the Octfurther the work of th» Comten eligible voters, Applause rang nut time and time Program.! Town Clerk Charles Morrison is opened," France Soir said. It all on Thanksgiving furloughs, of Jacksonville; and Mrs. Sterl Henry R. Williams of Rt. L again, laughter during the amus­ nher period had e*reed*d thn«e munity Club's Youth will participate In the prosesm, ing Bolling of Washington, O. C.; flnx 102. Maitland, was seen hangthe same period in 1935. Pur'which includes. Little League j reports that the registration books added: at ing moments was from the entire four granrhild-rn, Mary|ing j,v i rope around his neck by which will reach some 200 high anil chase of Series • I, however, which I X R u t h Baseball, aquatic will he closed on Nov. 29 at noon "tt was r.ot easy for the Conaudience, and at no time were schools. Citadel cadets will visit Audrey Sharon, Chandler Sharon,I lwo mcn «ho had apparently I the eye* of everv member a \ay come in a minimum denomination swimming and Teen-Timers danc-'Also that the |«dls will h.» i,pen servatives who ar,. oppo.ed to (he of $300 and pay interest by Trea- M - Mrs. Harry Brown is Com-ion election day from 7 a m until Premier to overthrow their par­ only those schools where the pre­ J r ., Sterling Rolling Jr ., and Cat been hunting. from the performer. First reports say that a man been arranged Sharon. munity Club president. 7 p m. ty’s leader. It can be considered sentation h a s An extremely beautiful lady, a sury check every half year from Arrangement* for the funeral who is Identified a* Gerald Longthrough local authorities I wonderful singing voice, dancing date of purchase fell behind lastwood saw the boy, stopped hia Founded in 1842, The Citadel oc­ have not yet been completed. ability from her early years on year's record volume to show a ear, went back and cut the rope. cupies a beautiful campus on the nine percent decrease for the two the stage, a personality all of An ambulance from Gramkow (links of th,- Ashley River in own. ease, grace, and acting issues. Funeral Home was called to the Charleston. Academically, it is a Patrick pointed out that more dent won for Mary Hutchinson talei scene which hrought the child to Liberal Arts College, fully accre­ people are h«Ving more of the tConlinurd un Page If) Seminole Memorial Hospital. Tha dited. Militarily, its graduates re­ small denominations 1under $5ooi the P e a n u t Rowl Championship ambulance driver notified ceive commissions In Army, Air than ever before lince 1945 and Force or Marine Corps reserves. teams are in the** final 'ap to­ Seminole County Sheriff’s office. that the decrease in dollar sales According to Deputy Sheriff E v­ anJ a substantial number of its ward gaining a berth in tho has occurred entirely m the larg­ Distinguished Military Graduates games to be played early in Dec­ ans the young boy apparently er sizrs where their popularity threw the rop* over a rafter on are awarded regular commissions ember. has met a little brisker competi for career service with the armed Yesterday. th« "Rulldotfs" nf his front porch, became entangled tion from the generally higher furies. Mr*. Sybil Routh’* room at San­ In the rope, and then fell, hanging Spontaneous expressions of gra­ range of interest yields, even in Gen Clark became president of ford Grammar School won oro him i-lf by the neck. titude for God’s goodness will be the Treasury’s own negotiable It has not been determined how Tile Citadel in the spring of 1934, of the berth* in the Peanut Bowl Vztured at the Thanksgiving serv­ Issue. following retirement from the Ar­ Game contest hy defeating tho lung the child had been banging "It should be remembered, ice announced by First Church o’ my ami immediately after relin­ Sanford Gram m ar Sriicol "W ar before he was seen by passorsby. Patrick commented, Clirist, Scientist, 800 T. Second however," The boy was found by the two quishing hi* last assignment as E agle*" 13 0. Street. Sanfonl. for 11:0) A. M . "that Savings Bonds possess »omV supreme commander of United Na­ Mike Jennlng*, according to men passing the Williams’ home special attributes that may not he on Thanksgiving Day. tions forces in the F a r East. In first report* from the "contest! about 8:30 this morning, All ar* invited to this special claimed by their competitors, which rapacity he signed the Ko­ veMerday, scored all of the 13 service The voluntary testimnnlsuch as their freedom from mar-i rean armistice. points, two touchdown* end one p j r e from the floor will Include grntl ket fluctuation and the guarantee Under his leadership. The Cita­ extra point. . t.ide for spiritual growth, physical as to both principal and interest del is growing rapidly, and )ia* One of lh* big 'actor* that kept ei I I F n r l v T o d Q V healings and other blessings. earnings for as lonr as 19 2 '3 instituted a policy of selectivity, the War E it i e * on the run was . A Le**on Sermon for the day rn years in lh«- case of the E Rond ’ Department aimed at procuring only those the long puntin,* of Jan ie* Guy The Ssnford F ir* titled "Thanksgiving" will empha Seminole County purchases of •hortly a fte r students who definitely want mili­ who scored the extra oint. answered an alarm SMr the importance of living one's E and II Bunds for the first ten merning In the tary training in adition to aca­ Totally, the War Eigles ran 11 midnight this ............... grgtitude to God. To be read in months of 1936 now t.ual $359J .,2 demic training. In September, The play* during the game *1 con* thickly populated tVe*t tltn St. all Christian Science churches, the Last year’s figure for the suite citadel enrolled its largest peace­ pared with the 37 alays by the Wftlnn. _ . . Lesson-Sermon will consist of period was $330,408 time freshman class, some 830 Bulldog,. | Fire Chief Mack N. Gevelam J selections from the King Jam es men. These were selected from 1,The standing* for the four Sr. and his firemen found a blaiVersion of the Bible and from the 2<M applicants. team* at the end of the fifth Ing m attrr.a in a tenement secChristian S c i •n e e textbook, bracket, with six .Minrs yet to be tion of a fram e dwelling occupied "Science and Health with Key to played, tho vs: the Bulldog* eith by Negro tenant*. the Scripture," by Xtary Bak.-r I5 1* points; the Teminoles with Thick smoke from the smouldSlIOWINU IIKR LOVE for children. Jlary Hutchinson last night received youngHtera Eddy. backatage to give them autograph* following her performance. The flrnt nig night’* per­ P e r t l y rioady through Wed­ 1$ points, the War Eagles with 12 Ing cotton, e a u s e d burning The service is open to the public and local church members hava Informance presenting Alary Hutchinson, noted for her "Character Skutchee " waa held its f with little ch an t* la Umpera- poinD, and tba Black Hawk* with eyes. However, no damage other 7 )i point#. * than tha m attree* Iom waa found. lure; low tonight $4-to. ’ 4 id everyone to attend. To Check Carnival Proceeds For Youth Program N o .2 M an P r e s id e s O v e r C a b in e t RATH’S MEATS S APREMIUMS V - M AVAILABLE 0 R C AT O UFOODMART PONS ■SITWVBLL FRESH BOSTON BUTT PORK ROAST IIOUSK C O FFEE tl.imil 1 with $5.00 or more Order) ■ ■ ~ - — j'l w p u L 79 lb. With Mailed Coupon Only 69c ST. LOUIS HEAVY W ESTERN S p e c ia ls ROUND STEAK LB. (Q uantity Right* deserved) BLACK HAWK SLICED 39 59 TURKEYS M O R T O N ’S B IR D S E Y E P U M PK IN P IE, 4 9 Freshly Ground H A M B U R G ER 3 u,s 1.00 lb. 15 lb *. U P FRO ZEN DOUBLE -D** RANCH Fla. Grade "A ” Strawberries ID -14 lh. HEN! LB. TURKEYS I .I I I I I Y ’S Broccoli Spears 19 Pl.UM MARCAL r fflju o d a jc s 1 C R A N B E R R IE S / LO R N A DOONE PUDDING SIZE OCEAN SPRAY NABISCO H E IN Z 1 7'/, oz. I 59* HO COUNT NAPKINS 2 23c SCHLEY PAP£R SHELL PECANS BRAZIL NUTS CALIFORNIA WALNUTS CA KES 1-ii* o *. R e y / 10 M s 2 CELERY W R A P EEIeei G O O D T H R O U G H Roll J 9 ( juice » i S L IC E D B R IC K 4 C H EESE 1 ■ fi OZ. PKGS. f % \ t 2 SU PER M A R K E T PA R K A V E . A T 25th S T R E E T -S A N F O R D fo' 4 9 / To Be Told At SHS Assembly Program 10-Year-OI<] Boy Found Hanging From Rafter Bulldogs Win Berth In Peanut Bowl Mr 9 31 23 39 49 BO RDEN ’S T H A N K S G IV IN G ] Seminole County's Finest Reg. « I I Dec. 4 Named Election Day In Longwood 16 4 9 c DOUBLE “D” RANCH Fla. Grade "A ” 1 Judge J. G . Sharon Dies Last- Night BACON REALEM O N n TU ESD A Y, NOVEMBER 20, 1958 B r i t a i n 's PT. FIIRCI, FLORIDA BONDED SANFORD, FLORIDA P o lis h laptivaie Audience ON DISPLAY— Take a leisurely look at these house*—check every feature and be at the sale. Write or call for illustrated brochure giving full details. Eatabliahad 1908 laracter Sketches C o m p e n s a t i o n RAIN ON SHINE YOU SET THE PRICE Sturdy home* that provide completely for full, free family life. Thousands work at Patrick Air Force Base and surging activity throughout the area means homes are in demand. You can rea­ sonably expect good returns from rent. A!! are of enduring concrete masonry construction with asbestos shingle roof*, asphalt tile floor* over concrete and plastered walls. Fasy to keep with practical floor plans and lots of storage space. Choose from ( 4 8 ) 2-bedroom units, ( 7 ) 3-bcdroora unit* and EASY TERMS ( 1 2 ) 4 -b e d ­ DOWN room duplexes. 2 0 * (NoPAYMINT Practically all Clotlng Costs) hava 3 0 ,0 0 0 hi BMtfclf IlOO ■•My Iftf .all) r**«lr*S BTU gas heater ml* A y - M i M i « l Java payawat with brick flue, »fc** l i l t U •<•>•*. la ra .tl M H f 20-gal. hot wa­ <•*••»* ■ • " hi la firm at •aikl.r'a thaihi, M i i y • ,* «, m talk a W t ter heater and payable fa t m i n l h n l m AJ<a. connection* for ga* stoves. Municipal water, sewage, plus Are and police protection— all conveniences. Paved *treeu and delightful tree* and shrubs with clote-in convenience. Also a large lot* and frame office building that can be converted to a residence. Going and you set the price. lh If Year Herald to Not Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 llafora 7 P. »l. For Delivery AN IN DEPEN DEN T DAILY NEW SPAPER #)LUM E XLVII ^Mary Hutchinson's H o b b y FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS *7 Ify t m ^ a n f n r t t Decorations Put Up CO UPO N S clovers lose a leaf. The farm produces about 70,000 clovers weekly. Many are sold In bulk to large manufacturing and business firms, some are made up into charm key rings. One large insurance company has a Mantl­ ing order for ail the extra large varieties of four-leaves. The clovers are sprigged much like lawn grass. In no time they spread runner fashion and a new crop can be produced every three yeare. After clovar* are picked they are put In a solution which bl-ach. es out the chlorophyll whtch then I* reolacrd with a permanent 'ireen dye. The leave* are placed on prei. play m yielf,* he laid. " I never' sing Move* for about 10 mlnutcn have. I don’t heil#v« an a c t o r ! ______________ • should. I feel uncomfortable even More than 10,000 parachute when I have to appear on singe Jumps have been made by Instruc as myielf during a personal ap. tore at the Parachute Rigger pearsnee. School, Navel Air Station Lake"One of the thing* wrong with hurst, N. J . , since the founding nf Hollywood la that too often they the school. AT AUCTION G ltfe Christmas Look As Ha feels ha ha* won on# dis­ tinction during hi* 'irlef career Is Hollywood. “I think I’m probably the only actor who In hla first starring roles appeared within a year In two pleturaa that cost a total of more than $20,000,000," Hr remarked. The films are Tha King and I," In which ba plays tho Siamese ruler, a role he portrayed 1,500 times In the stago musical, and "Tile Tan Commandments," In which ho Is Ramus* the Great. Neither of tha role*, he f»els, eapreisea hia own personality. I don't know wnethcr I could ¥< it Shop and Save In Sanford / Sanford Takes On G IV I SA VE Daniels Fam ily Is Really In Clover « Public invited To Thanksgiving Service A t Church Dept. Answers Additional Local News On Page 10 Weather at I’inecreat School. (Staff Photo) �fM R U M ■*<**»• P a t * 2. a9 S%\ Vj _____ __ Passport to Happiness IUprtnt*8 by p*m>U»l«» -• Avtlsn | *ck l c u trib u itd by •r SUs< fse tu ru tysdUAU, When the first suggestion of a fter the accident. Had I been dawn came through the cracked with her at the time. It's just glass window Bruce felt Cyn­ possible I might have saved her thia's pulse and listened to her life. I've blamed myself bitterly heartbeat He nodded briefly and ever since." "B u t how cowU you have been said, "She'll be all rig h t" Cynthia lay on the table rest* with her, Bruce T" There was a fairly long silence lag comfortably, covered by a rug Val had fetched from the ear before he said, 'T h e morning the with the first glimmer of light engagement was announced In The storm had passed, and as the Times Eileen telephoned me. the sun rose slowly from behind She asked if I’d got her letter. the blue mountains in fantastic 1 said I hadn't, but what did It colors of oranga and red. It seem* m atter? She said It did matter, ed difficult to believe that last she must see me a t once. And, since U waa my free day at the night had actually happened. "Let's get outside and get a hospital, would I take a train breath of fresh air," Bruce said down and meet her at a small hotel on the outskirts of the vil­ explosively. They atood aids by aids on tha lage where wa often m et It’s small porch breathing In tha cool owned by an uncle of mine, to we were safe meeting there. But morning air. "You were wonderful, Val." I was too angry to g a If I Aad Bruce spoke out of a long ali­ gone to meet her, she might not enee. "I couldn't have saved her have been on that aide road, tak­ ing a abort cut to London, where without your help." "I'm glad I didn't let you down the car crashed and aha died. I this time, Bruce," aha said quietly. think she waa coming to London "V al." He turned sharply to­ to see me. I'va never been able ward her. 'T v e been a fool, to get the thought out of my haven't IT I believed on the ship mind. I don't e u p p o e p I ever I was only doing what I did ■hall." Val shivered violently and through a sense of duty, but per­ haps 1 was prompted by jealousy moved out of hla embrace. "What'a the m atter, darling? too. fo r the past two years I'va hated Hanson. But Val—how You shivered. You can't be cold ? " "No," she said alowly. “But could I have dragged you Into It all, you whom I loveT Can you maybe the atmosphere of t h l a Island U getting me down. May­ forgive m e?" He bent hla head and kissed be I'm coming to believe in their her white face, ha kissed her aupereUtlone too. Perhaps there lorehead, then ha kissed her lips. is a three-legged calf, and dupSha lay close against him. Hhe plea and sombtea too." Ho waa looking down at her could feel her heart beating curiously, frowning. "Zombies? i against his. "Darling, you'll lovo rna and You said zombies were dead peo­ halp me forget, won't you?" he ple who can't stay dead. It doesn't muttered with hla llpa on her make sense to me." She gave a half-choked laugh. hair. Sha caught up hla last words "1 wish It didn't make sense to half automatically, " f o r ga t, me, Bruce. And l don't think rumbles only walk a t night; they Uruco?" "Y es," ha said raggedly. “At ran walk In broad daylight too!" He put hla hands on her shoul­ lost I want to fo rg et Maybo I can now, now that I'va saved ders and shook her violently. Cynthia's life. If I hadn't been "W liat on earth—" But there was a moan from tha here at thla time and In this place, ahe would have died." He Inside room aa though Cynthia went on more slowly, "Tve al­ were coming to. Ills hands fell ways felt that In a way I was from her shoulders and without responsible for Eileen's death. a word they both turned and You know the post-mortem re­ went Inside. tTo Da Continued) vealed ahe didn't die Immediately O l l i i . SU yils Creig. Reprinted by permission ot Araloo Rooks. DlslrlbaUd by King features Syndicate. CHAPTER 34 ' r n i E OI.D voodoo prtssl'a two1 roomed, palm-thatched hut waa crude. In lha room which served aa a kitchen and sitting room there waa a banlmada table of native wood, and on thla they laid Cyuthla. The old man attached the lantern to a cord over the table and by Ita light Bruce made .* cursory examina­ tion. Ilia face waa tight with strain aa Anally he looked across the table at VaL “I'll have to operate. It’s our one chance of saving her life. Get the old man to put on as much hot water as he can and ace If he hasn't a clean sheet some­ where. She has a alight concusaldn and will remain unconscious, or l couldn't operate without an anaesthetic . . . but we shall need bandages." But thero was no linen at all tn the hut. The pnest apparently slept on the door between ragged, dlrty-looklng blankets. Bruce was sterilising his In­ struments In bulling water. "But we mast have bandages," he re* pasted Irritably. "M y slip is clean. U's all I can suggest," Val said. "Then foe heaven's sake let's have It," be said curtly. She got out of it on the dark porch. The old priest had taken the driver Into *Jie other room and was attending to him. "You look after your kind, I look after mine," he had said to them flatly. "My boy not badly hurt, but It Is his mind. I must make It so that when he wake In the morning he forget be see the three-legged calf, otherwise he die." "O f all tho dam fool nonsense,' Bruce said angrily as he ripped off his coat and began to roll up his sleeves. •1 thought I saw something cross the road, but It was prob­ ably my Imagination," Val said half Inaudlbly. • "F o r henven'i sake." his dark brown eyes glowered down at her angrily, “pull yourself together, VaL You and I have a difficult Job on our hands tonight” II out the dangerous jam-up at the airports. The C'AA notes that total commercial flying time has moro doubled in the (We* y-------e a rs; WASIHNGTO— T h e U n i t e d that since they are paying higher than ............. .................... - -last - - ......... States will follow a policy of mov-i interest rates for the money they! * ni* Increased In s id e ) 1 “ -. i '* x W a s h in g to n ly HUMAN N. IUNDIUN, M.D. MORE persons are being treat­ ed for tuberculosis today than erer before. I t s a good thing. It U because we are treating them that the T B death rate Is now relativ ely low com pared with what It once waj. Medical advances have slashed the tuberculosis death toll by Si per cent alnce 1900— nearly 73 per cent In the last 10 years. There are now about 10 deaths per 100,000 population. That'i about 1 per cent. that cot tags at yours needs a I Tlittle "touching up," and you find By MAYSII ORKIO that 13 quarts of paint will do the job. you ran well understand what Ihe painters had to contend with when faced with “spot" painting lha world-famous Quebec bridge, which spans the mighty BL Lawrence hirer, seven miles above Qdeb*c City, this autumn To "»pot“ paint Ihe glent struc­ ture. one of the largest cantilever bridges in the world, painters of ihe Canadian National Railways, which maintain the bridge for the owners, the Canadian Government, used more than fi.009 quarts of paint; some red lead and the rest “Quebec Bridge Green" The Quebec Ilrldge. balled aa Ihe "eighth wonder of the world" after Its completion In 1913. Is 3.339 feet long. It consists of (1.044 toot of •teel and uncounted tone of con­ crete. It connects the north end south shores of Quebec Province; the town of Charny on the south shore and the Quebec City suburbs of Slllery and Bt*. For on tho north. Used by tbo Monlreal-Quebee train* of the Canadian National, the big bridge also has a 11-foot vehicular roadway. The central suspended span of tho Quebec Bridge li (10 feet long while the cantilever e ra s measure 1.1(0 feet and tha anchoraga arms |,03{ Big Reduction We were able to reduce the number of tuberculosis hospital beds by 3.213 between 1934 and June. 1958. While there are many drugs which have helped put this once dreaded v illa in In Its proper place, there are three which have been In the forefront of the fight —Isonlazld, strep to m y cin , and para-amlnosalleylle acid, called PAS. Frequently they are used In conjunction. Theje drugs do not kill all the tubercle bacilli In the’ patient's body. They do slow up or inhibit multiplication of the micro-or­ ganisms. feet Its etsvatlon above tha highest tides known to move from the At­ lantic up the St. Lawrence it ISO feet which leavee quit* euffletent navigation spar* for Iho largest of ocean liners. The highest point of the bridge above high water li 111 feet Great Advantage Introduction of Isonlazld In 1932 provided tuberculosis pa­ tients with a drug which could be taken by mouth. Since treatment of tuberculosis of the lung must be continued for a t least a year, Phcltl Cfltild ANEOR I D K N A T n & tttL VLANTK ba n k INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT Member FDIC Drop In Price Like most drugs, Isonlazld wtg fairly expensive when It was firs} placed on the m arket. In the four years It has been available, however, the prescription price inJl retail pharmacies hss dropped about 70 per c e n t The cost ef streptomycin and PAS has also declined. In moat patients who have shown no response to Isonlazld and streptomycin therapy, treat­ ment with borraonea has brought almost Immediate improvement. Surgery methods, too, have ha-! proved greatly. E v e n th o u g h som e 4 0 0 .CO#™ Americans are suffering from ac­ tive tuberculosis right now, the outlook for them Is pretty bright i —providing they get early and proper treatm ent. QUESTION AND AXSWXl 8. P .: What Is bronchiectasis? A n sw e r: B r o n c h ie c t a s is u caused by a loss of elasticity o f the tubes thatflead to the air saes' of the lungs. Usually a severe cough Is present, with the spit- . ting of a green or bloody sputum. * There Is extreme weakness and generalized boAv disability. Central Press Writer VIII R»)l A hundred feet above the Si. Lawrence painter* do a little "Chipping" before tn* painting Job starts. im DEPARTMENT WILL BE ASKED TO RECONSIDER DECISION DESTINATION S E C R E T DAYTON. Ohio tn—"W hat time docs the next bus le a v e ?" a woLAKELAND The U. S man aiked Otis Smythe, bus alaDepartment of Agriculture will | , . . _ , , tion owner in suburban Fairborn. be asked to reconsider Its deci-| "W here to, m a'am ?" ha askoj. sion to discontinue the export! I "None of your builnu&s," she subsidy on citrus. ! snapped. Florida Citrus Mutual said yes­ terday the subsidy is needed to enable U. S. citrus men to com­ pete in the European market with citrus from other . T h e Naval Auxiliary Air Station at Kingsville, Texas, established a Navy record when it chalked up ,nore th,n 90'000 ^*ro••,n,1 Conlr° 11cd Approach landings, Onc-lenth of all the pulpwood produced In Ihe South Is harvest­ ed from Florida woodlands. Y ou're right M r. M otorist. T h e re 's less chance o f such tn acci­ dent on concrete. C oncrete pavement has greater skid resistance than other pavements. Your tires get a tight g rip on its gritty surface. T h is means better vehicle control and q u icker stops w ith­ out skidding, even though it may be raining. ^ LATEST BOON for booze houndz ia an automatic drink mixing machine. It operates on a whirling principle—ju st like the hard stuff It concocts. ! ! ! T ie gadget can turn out SJ different kinds of cocktails or highballs in jigger time. Sure is a staggering number! I l l Th* drink dispenssr was orig­ inally devitsd as a paint making machins. It still is-enly In this cate ll turns out note paint. ! I ! During the recent hostilities In Egypt, a group of University of Chicago archeologists continued unconcernedly to dig Into some ancient ruins. Can't let a little thing like a present war interfers with the study e f the anelcn^ past. ! S t Zadok Dumkopf claims he never has any luck. Today hi found the family snou’ shot el — which he had hoped had been hopelessly lost. sI e* e ! After trying for 31 years to teach Cockney children to speek proper IngllsH a London schoolmistress has quit. ‘Ow haggravatlngl I ! ? From Britain eomss ntws that someone there hue Just found a IS-leaf clover. That, lnelsta th* man at the next desk, la really pressing one's luck. Step into the wonderful world o f A U T O D Y N A M I C S ! It u n le a sh e s a h u rrican e o f p o w e r ! There arc many fresh and exciting discoveries awaiting you in the wonderful world of Autodynamics. But none is more exciting than the exhilarating performance you'll experience behind the wheel of a Swcpt-Wing Dodge. This low-slung beauty lakes of! like a scalded cat, rips over hills like a hungry cougar, whips past slow-moving traffic like a gunshy' jackrabbit. At your command is a mighty new aircraft-tvoe V -8 engine with up to 3 10 hp. . It ta m e s • to r n a d o of to rq u e It b r e a k s th ro u gh t h * vibration b arrie r It le e wep t-w ln g m e e te r y ef motio n I Lowest C o st such simple oral therapy li great advantage. 4 Use of such drugs has enabled us to treat thousands of tuberculosls patients In out-patient ctlales a fte r relatively short stays la hospitals. This saves the patients both time and money. — l y WILLIAM HITT— Painting this giant •* an awe­ some Jeb to Wile workman s i be ponders new many palliful It will take to “spot" paint the Ouebee Bridge. i don't think this would have happened on concrete!" A U T O LO A N S — YOU'RE TELLIN G ME! lng behind the scene, lo aid the i borrow to keep their businesses * * t h* iexperts x p e r t l - a n d -------- “ Soviet satellite nations to throw going, th must be tJgQant against the pilots—is that it will lake a New* York's I.a Guardia Field, o ff Iheir Kremlin yoke. In this, "poor risks". Businessmen gener- long-range program of improve­ Like many others, it Is hemmed In policy of caution, the United |ally believe, however, that enougli ments merely to make airports by buildings, making expansion States will hike every opportunity i ready cash i . In circulallun lo adequate for present-day traffic, costly. Washington ( I ) f ’.) Nationto express sympathy for the rau.so assure a bang-up Christmas scs- However, in W.9 at least four ma- al airport, third busiest, is on s of Ihosc rebelling, but It will be SOn, commercially speaking, jor airlines expect to add jet ’ man-made peninsula and can't excareful not to do anthing that • • • planes to their fleets, making still pand further into the Potomac might hurt such uprisings. AIR JAM—The trafllc jam at longer runways vital. I river. Dispute over a site Is humInstead of Jumping In with of- Ihe nation's airports prompts eonTho CAA statistics show th at stringing construction of another flclal American aid, Ihe adminlv griwsional observers to predict Chicago's Midway airport is by for the national capital. Iralliin is encouraging private or- that expansion of airport faclli- fa r the busiest, but much of this [ % 'j other major a.rport'., rankganzatlons to help out the Polish ties may be Uncle Sam ’s next loud will be reduced by nnolher e-“ *- the number of commercial and Hungarian people by sending major construction job. airport already in opcralion in the o, rllonj, arc Los Angeles, Dalthem warm clothing, medical aid! New figures issued by the Civil ; Chicago area 1 las^ Atlanta, Miami, Albuquerque, and food. The Slate department I s , Aeronautics administration spell The second busiest airpoit is St. Louis and Cleveland. acting through the American B e d ------------------Cross and other private organiza-| Hons In this respect. • • • CHINESE PUZZLE— W h i l e developments In the European .satellites and Ihe Middle KastJ have swung the international spotlight aw»y front the F a r East, diplomatic observers are keeping a close watch on tho Chineses Reds, They feel that there is a strong possibility that the Chinese Bed leaders may lake advantage of tha troubles of the Kremlin and the western world to take some .sort of drastic action. The Chinese Communists have remained quiet for more than a y esr now but have in no wise abandoned their aggressive designs on the F a r East or Iheir enal of becoming the lop power In Asia. With both Ihe United States and the Soviet Union occupied with serious troublns elsewhere, tho Poiplng regime may well decide that this Is Iho dm# to steal a march, and trouble may be In the offing In tbo Far East. I * * CHRISTMAS CREDIT— Most signs point to the biggest Christmas buy­ ing spree on record, but there's ono hitch—tho credit situation. Govern­ ment economists and many mer­ chants am frankly concerned over Ihe elasticity of credit which has put two cars In many garages and twin television sets In many homes. Applicants are being screened •'It happened so fast officer! I was taking it easy because I know carefully in many cilice vhrn they this type o f pavement it slippery when wet. 1 supped on the get ready to make Christmas pur-, brakes to slow dow n for the curve and my ca r suddenly went chases on the cuff. In tome elites, credit is being denied to Jobholders com pletely out of control. I skidded into ihe oth er lane o f traffic who alread are purchasing cars, and right into that other car. I d o n ’t think this would have hapwashing machines, refrigerators pened if I had been on a concrete ro ad ." and other cosily Items on the In­ stallm ent plan. Merchants are frank in saying | -------------------- Tuberculosis Victim Has Hopeful Outlook TH E SANFORD HERALD Tu«*„ Vior. 20,1956 © — And this Swept-Wing Dodge introduces such important advances ns Push-Button TorqucFlitc that packs a 1-2 punch. Rcvolulionarv new torsion-Airc that sweeps you along in a "Realm of Silence " masters curves with race car torsion bar suspension. New TotalContact Brakes - the greatest in the industry! This is Autodynamics . . . where everythin? b new from road to T S ° i “ * a" >0ur* in a lithe, lean master of motion only 4 ! i feet high. You have never seen, felt, owned anything like it. S k V E P r-P V JJV G 1 5 7 'Z ^ o c f g e , Rem em ber, the type o f pavement is often the difference between life and death. Y ou 're much safer on skid-resistant concrete. P O R T L A N D * C E M E N T A S S O C I A T I O N 2 2 7 NORTH MAI N STREET, ORLANDO, FLORIDA mwumi I. > t I mu lt« .HI .1 swtlMS i,m,u u i UW*I. . . lt(U|t ul.sMi mi «,u CONCRETE COOPERATES WITH YOUR EYES AND YOUR BRAKES SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, Inc. 519 K. 1st ST. Phone 1011 �irp ^ F — 1~~~ ■--V p : , • '-*t -A make this your (D h m m d io jm % Dimensions Is 3 9 a 3 5 faet i» * XII O’ Cubage 1 9 ,0 0 0 feel V -J; Unique Siding Offers Beauty, Iridividuaiil Crowing steadily in - a a* a home building and m Isrnuation stalwart since It* J. inbeslo-.eement siding ti lay has attained the high-style level. It* individual-1 Ity, uni.'iUt beauty and compalibility with ot icr preferred exterior \ m -’ ;riats hi ve gained for it i- snreisd architectural np-j prov.vl, builders report. Asbestos-cement siding is pro-j ^ A large percentage o. .t.i (luccd in several form*. The m ost' non’* tragic btrilil*•* fatnilar is the shingle type, usu­ th! averted through luiut exten­ ally I2\2l inches in sire. These sive me uf fire -s ite mat >i< •< construction, fire-p. .Section in- shingles have straight or wavy j butt edges and are available in a tt-orities d iv in e variety of attractively textured J Along with greater attcniioit t-> firc-jafcty habilx. general use of and colored exposed surfaces. The incombustible building material* siding also comes in other rec­ would aid tremendously, the ex ­ tangular units. Ashe»to*-ccmcnt siding is mode pert* explain, in reducing the an. ii| fire tall of approximately mainly of asbestos fobers and | •i/jiio lives and hundreds of mil- portlaand cement and derive- its ' dollars in rroner*- ’ -m- dependable qualities 'm m those basic materials. It Is rigid and j age. strong. It cannot burn, rot or be j ~malic examples nt •! eaten by termites or other inserts.] role which such m aten:.'* ean Exposure to weather cannot de­ play In reducing fire lo .-* were stroy It. It dues not ne-*d paint­ seen recently in the nation's p re ss. ing for preservation; if a color In Cincinnati, O.. a blaring gas­ change Is desired, however, it can oline truck engulfed in flames be painted. nine structures along one street, The various asbestos-cement, causing a major conflagration. In sidings being marketed today rep­ ^ h c midst of the ruins one building resent the results of years of remained practically unscathed. laboratory and field research. < nTiro fighting authorities credited lor stylists have worked hand in the structure’s incombu-.tiblo a s ­ hand with product engineers to the bestos-cement siding with saving end that ashestns-cement siding the building from destruction. today is outstanding for Its dls-1 In Wessington. S. P., a cafe tlnetlve beauty. burned to the ground and the Walls finished with a-bextosblare threatened to destroy an siding have a “luxury look," hut adjacent drug store. The Huron. with the improved appearance go S P , llurnnite reported, how­ ti e economy and perform wee idever. that the store’s new a-hesvantages always associated with ^ ’o.s shingles helped the fire de­ this remarkable material. partment save the building. ( onforming lo the new princi­ Asbestos siding—a* well us as­ ples of rotor-styling, asheiloscebestos-cement rigid roofing shin­ ment siding colors stay bright and gles, building b<’nrd and corru­ fresh for years, without expen­ gated sheets—owes its fire-safety sive maintenance. to the fart that it is composed of The rich rotors available today asbestos fibers and Portland c e ­ Include greens, blues. roral. ment. neither of which will hum. browns, ivory, grays and white The color often is applied to give a Iwo-tonc effect. Accentuated horizontal shadow lines on sidewalls help bring out the beauty of contemporary ar­ chitectural design. There are scHie built-in window scat , serai ways these heavy shadow 1,11 lines ran he achieved In the ap­ many art older home pn <>« some­ what of a probl-i-s *-i fii- modern plication of asbestos-cement sid­ ing. Information I- available from homemaker. dealers and applicator-. . y f\» CM ^ • I* \ V- Double Duty Wall A new method of building side­ rxlund through the c jin r c l* and pihVtdt a means of anchoring the walls for houses l* described In a v all to the plate. recent issue of u leading magaThe Texan Inventor Is building 1 tine in the home and architec­ a i on e to put his idea lo the test and he pcs to obtain a patent on it tural field. In the new plan, dev tied by UrIambi Klein of Scag ivllle, Tex.. corrugated aslicstos-reincnt sheet* W e have the new 1956 are called upon to do lo ibl.- duty I in every wall. e a l t “ By using the corrugated sheets P O W E R E H O P as a form and pouring reinforced concrrtr in ever)’ seventh corru-| gatioa he makes any other wall framing unnecessary.” tho maga­ zine ic !ates. "T h e tc»u.i is hand some and Klein is sure It will he chearer than hanging the siding o i i wood frame He also claims substantial wiring economies be­ cause bis wall Is so fire-resistant lie needs no boxes around bis oct­ 0 « l t « (f «4 ets. He also say* it is cheap and O sw sti f-sS ei sll h o s t s siy. easy to insulate the wall with C . - v M sog 1st SI IM S *•« *•». blanket* of insulation hunt be­ tween the inside and outs'do cor­ rugations. Klein use* two corrugated sheets, placed so that the crests gethcr, in making hit wall scc-| Hour. The valleys of the rorrugaof the corrugations come toHons thus form nir spaces which| lith &. M aple Phone 2862 can le filled where leslrcd -utb u m rrtc. Reinforced steel rods •\«beslos Siding ,dves Building; Periled By Firf Window Sent Wil! *Stov Good Looking With Panel Decor 'tr u inis feature that - in’ llkeiv lo be found in newer homes Still. J t not lo-ik a ttrj-'iv c if. for Pexample. the wood on the front of the bench Is darkened and crack«•' -» r nr ntarrrd by scuffing of shoes. The hard wear to which the bench front is subjected I* likely to shew its loll soon aftp- refinMdm; unless an estvwially dur­ able material is rhos’ i. Ker a lasting solu’ im u tho ■vi oration oroblent of the indow f l e e t . paneling of a prefini.'hed ” li»rdboard, may he appliea to ; <c front al the bench, right over the old rurfacc. The cl ! flit! h docs nut hr.ve to be remove I just any excers soil or loose material. Then the new paneling is secured tv lift wallboard adhesive '•.a table in a ehnieo of i. • grain patterns which are especially f’Ming for a window seat the panels will keep their beauty.| T ie hssr is tempererl h.irdbovrii. and the surface protecting the d«-l ioration is a hard baked plai'V | Tho-e features defy .veer and im -1 p»et. Heel marks nn;l soil will wipe off readily with ■> ••* or snil'v cloth. The paneling, sidil •> •*• r Vards. comes in planks and b|..cks which are hardy for the nwn'etir •u esc O u c the project of renewing the ippearanre of a window seat ha» been Started. It m iy he de -i.l t-d to make It even more a ten ter of attraction by lining the wall* of the recess wi'h the same mneling, in matching or harmonirlnj: wood grain or plain color <@ )D W *239 LUMBER They’re here! See New Hotpoint Hi-Vi Portable TV! visitors- Any of the pieces In this ft emit; family W m -II be a I 'u M n ^ f a . i|f trm<1, ll|1|„ f.,r , leaning. T h e he*a(onsl coektall Ishle hides I" .............. '» lh' nui-if.il evenings. A brl*hl area rug brings warmth to the s e t t " ’1° ’ i n g . 7 New Hotpoint Hi-Vi Portables to choose from .........0,“ " ^ _______________________________ _ Re-Siding Brings O ld Farm Home Some New Com fort S m o k es - nys: While beauty is a major con-sidewall* which do not provide sideration in tho remodeling of satisfactory protection from the P8UTH>'0 :Atl fTLtOW- , aging farmhouses with such ma- weather. [you know HOWI A’ HOtT terials as n«w asbestos-cement Such homes, the dealers explain, V F IR E ... ESPECIALLY LwMtN (T KILLS T K it V j siding, the functional advantages ,-ould he improved greatly from = r r . : , v ' > of the new tiding often are more the- standpoint of livability and ' |EMai • *<»•) " ^ important, according to building heating enmmy through applieamaterials dealers. lion of weather-proof asbestos They point out that many old siding, farmhouses still rrtain a fairly An excellent illustration of the / CtJlTE-OlEW^ presentable appearance, >ct have value of Ihis improvement was cited recently by a magazine. Ik i \ v. 7 * Y E A It O t.lt IIIT B Y IU?S The magazine told of a Sullivan. MIAMI (AIM—An 8-year old Mo., farmer vvlio-e house was eolil school girl was struck and killed and drafly in winter, although yesterday by a school bus. the sidewalls a|>|>carrd in good Witnesses -aid the child, Pau­ condition. Concluding that ihe lette Oorat. stepped from the urti lack of weathertigbt exterior wall in’o the path of the 1ms whose I driver apparently was unaware 'in* Vo n<t J to Icatl n trebles* lift i had hit anything until other school i rhddrcn screamed. %{m covering was Responsible, be ap­ plied new asbestos centcnl siding shingles over the old surface. The unit* were put on over two th;eknesses of building fell nailed to the existing exterior. Elated with the results, the farmer told the magazine that "our house was warm and com­ fortable |o-t winter for the first time in years.” Produced in a variety of pleas­ ing style* and rotors, asbestos sidmg i- noted for its incombustibil­ ity a< well as for it* resistance to the weather. \s it points out, it is moderately priced and requires no painting to preserve it. BUY N O W . . . BUY DUALITY! 14” * Hotpoint HI-VI Portable weighs only 20 lbs. Has 80% b rlgh tsr picturo, A utom atic Fo cu s, Dynapower Spaahar, Shad ed G la ss. 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Act now while you SAVE $ 2 0 !. 8 M ODELS... ff"7 i n T» Per. Hal- spreads comfort everywhere! Big furnace type heat e*changer. extra large radiator and top grlHe put all tha heat Into your home.SO To BIGulR treating areal f / choice of decorator finishe s. . . to heat one room or/ I a whole home. AS LOW AS $ 8 .5 0 Hurry! *20 Savings Expires Per Month Dec. 1st. * Easy lo dean — Lattt for ytad STOPS WATER B o u V Jd l !• * s m c i t FRENCH H E . SRNFORD - PHONE I J 3 XC O N C R E T E t u w is * * j i R t t r * P I P E a J Pays for your h cator! PRATT t LAMBERT "6 1 " FLOOR VARNISH TESTED and PROVED THAT LUM BER COMPANY j that can give a ■ , m .- PLUM BING �- ',j- w ■• ~> Human Hand Helpless In Campaign '>* The teacher o f • first grade public school tlass aakad pupfla who had ever ridden on •ft railroad train to raise their hands. I t probably will surprise no one to be told th at only a scant few hands went up. The ,fount might be eveii higher In smaller .communities, but it is doubtful. The auto, tpobile has cheated many children of this •pedal experience. if~L e t's hope these youngsters won’t go -*lhany more years without the Joy of a train .glde. I t provides a ehlHIrrod thrill to be ^fbund in no other type of conveyance, be it automobile, speedboat or luxury airliner. Especially the first ride. Boys get dreamylegred end have visions of travel to farawuy places every time they see a passenger train 'thunder by. ■ •“ Adults well along in years can remember .When trains were the only conveyance In ,irhen “ “B for land travel of any distance. Nearly hud been aboard trains by the time they __ d reached the six-year-old stage of those -pupils who were asked to raise their hand In class. Of course, each succeeding ride was -B new adventure. ^ Many can ramember when hours would J f a apent waiting for trains to take youngj f ert to grandma’s and grandpa’s—the long "and careful explanations on "how to act,’ ’ 'hew much to spend, the carefully prepared lunch basket, where to change trains, and “don’t walk In tha aislea’’—Just before the •tfaln palled in. Then those glorious moments when mam­ ma and pappa would turn you over to tho 'conductor with a tag tied on your lapel Jearefully inscribed with name. age. address, gnd city. And how well many will remember the very last words "Do take care of him .conductor and see that he behaves." Those wera daya of axcJtemant— and the 'tra in rides will never be forgotten. What a treat this offers for the boys and *glrls o f today, many of whom will never ex­ perience a train trip thrill untill they are out o f childhood, when every new adventure la super-wonderful. Children rarely find life dull or unexciting, b a t should they ever gat fed up and fidgety The Sonford Herald Publttba* Dally gxeapt Saturday aad Sunday l a i m d aa aaaaad «laa* matter Oatebee IT. l i l t at t t a r e a l Office * f Sanford. Florida undor iha dot or C o ast*** or March I l i l t ra a o f b s x i n s re it e r a*d Pubiioio. UA IUO N HARM AN S R . Itxrcutt** fd llo f K V E L T M 1 C t’SH IN O Adoortlolm Haooaor ■ TTRSTRim O N R A T E S By Oarrlay t i t ta r weak noa Maalk II.t l T a ra * Mentha ■!( Maotko On# Toar It at ti ll DM* A ll Obituary nolle**. tarda al Ibatth*. raaolullaoa and »oti.-*« or aotorialnm aM r«r Iha poraoia ar railing ruoda w ill k« tk arfo d fa r ai raetsUr efrartU lag rata*. T h a Horald la a mamaar af tka Aotoeiaiod Pratt which la ootlllod aartaeteatr la Ik t ana far rapublleallo a at pH Ika loot) new* prlaltd In tkla aowopaptr. Rtpraaaaiad N allo aa llr by Otaaral AdrartlaU e ■aretr* In*, t i t aaore>a S trin g , Rath Rida _______________________ Atlanta Oaoral*_____________ Page 4. Tuesday. November 20, 195G TODAY’S B IB L E V E R S E ~ Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a workman who has no need to be ashnmed, rightly handling the word o f truth. REA D : IITimothy 2 : 815. and show signs of longing for something different, why not give them a train ride? • • • Longer School Term Few people ever ask themselves or any­ one else why public schools generally run for nine months and then close up for three. The three-month vacation has become so commonplace that Its feasibility Is scarcely questioned by the public. Ever)' now and then, however, an educa­ to r on someone else who has done some thinking on the subject notes that n threemonth absence from school makes far less sense these days than it used to. The sys­ tem Is geared to an old-time agricultural economy, to a time when children were needed on the home place In summer to help out with planting and harvest. With some exceptions, the system is now outmoded. Recently Dr. Richard T . Arnold, director o f basic physical sciences at a well-known foundation, proposed, a school year of ten and one-half months for the upper elemen­ tary grades. He said that the present ninemonth ueriod "simply is not adequate and hnndicapa us terribly in competition with others’’— that is. with other countries. Dr. Arnold also thinks a longer school term would tend to cut down Juvenile .do-, linquency. The Idea o f a longer term is worth ser­ ious thought. It would stop up education, make better use of facilities, and still allow ample va­ cation time. * * t Need For Toys Tlie superior (by his own judgement) in­ dividual watched one of those little sports cars go weaving through traffic. And he growled to his companion: "Look nt that guy! A grownup muii. and he can’t find anything belter to do than run around In one of those souped-up kiddycarts. I guess some people ju st never outgrow their need for toys." Whereupon the superior Individual went home in hi* re*|>ectnb!e fourdoor sedan, parked It in his garage with the eiectrir-eye door, and went out to a specially built hob­ by room for an evening of fun making more o r less useless items with his power saw. All of which dues seem to indicate that some people Just never outgrow the need for toy*. And that, all things considered, may be an excellent thing! Two Types O f Inflation In U. S. By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK til - Preslden E l­ senhower points out there are two types o f inflation and he flada neither o f them good. But many buslaeaa economists note today that the President doesn't aay Just how the rise in prices la to be halted. They fear that when the new chairm an of the Council of Economic Adviser* taker over In a rouple of weeks ha may have a bard row to hoe If he tries to halt the price rise trend which the President says “must be cheeked.” Inflation, In simple term s, means that your old paycheck buy* le u at the store than It used to, that your savings buy less o f a house, that your pension doesn't atreteh as far a s you though It would. The two type* the President defines a rt: 1. The classical one, cheapen­ ed money. Governmental deficit spending, achieved by borrowing to spend or by Just printing more payer money, makes money It­ self cheap and therefore goods costlier. This happened, notably, during and after the two world wars. year, but tha Treaaary ax pacta ratum s from tacome lavas aa Individual* and corporations to laava a surplus Instaad o f a doflelL I f demand* on tha incoming Congress for more spending a rt held la reasonable ckaek, and if Individual ineomas and eorporata •anting* atay aa Ugh ns hoped, u w -a - t » speeches a day to as many gro-pj aa he could. While doing ao, he was making pretty much the u m c speech over «nd oier. He spent much of hj, time rephrasing to make the same speeeh sound better the next time. % If he bad made no more than one speech a day and haJ gone into details on his criticisms and programs, h* might have donbetter. Instead, ha talked mostly In generalities. A CLASSIC QUOTE During a Shakespeare Festival Week, one New York City voca­ tional school teachar posted sigwR with appropriate quotes from the Bard of Aron. One Interesting sign, pertaining to deanlineu, appeared outside the elassroom where students learn to care for Infanta. Straight out of CORIOLANUS, Act II. Scene 2, It quot­ ed this tidbit: "Bid them wash their face*, and keep their teeth d un.** f Mothers helpinv their eptoutsi through a rough English litera­ ture course might do well to call attention to otber Shakespearean wisdom. For txampl*. teenagers could profit from having this line from HAMLET potted on the door to the bathroom: **God has given you one fare, and you make yourself a n o t h e r Tills ntltrh: cure an overdose of make-up, ifiib get them back to tha good ol<r soap-and-water routine. Florida produces 14 per cent of America's naval stores, rosin and | turpentine. HAIR HARD TO WAVE! Professional permanents are hcsL we all agree. Our permanents seal in yoft, deep, lasting waves of eternal beauty. Priced from $8.30 up. (Including personalised hair shap­ ing) 2. Price rises brought on by economic factors, such as efforts to grab a bigger portion of the nation's output. The President notes, " i f you continue going up: too rapidly in one area, aay tha labor area, than prices go u p ."' And he puts his faith in business and labor leadership "sufficiently, wise and fsr-ireing to help solve1 • ♦ • this problem rising prices and' You Just can’t win. About the time the keep it within bounds." hay fever season draws to an unlamentcd At the moment, the N. S. Treas­ close you’re due to catch a cold. ury is borrowing more money to • • • help meet its rising bills. Gov­ If you heurd a big noise this morning ernment etuis will be higher next there’s no necessity of trying to determine the source. It was the first morning of the statewide General Hunting season. Those shotguns can really blast away, can’t they? primary o( 1932. when h* te a t th* By JAMES MARLOW A sw d iteg N h Newt Aaalyet lata Sen. Robert A. TafL that a WASHINGTON OR— No two Candida’* 'oesn't have U, make men ever tried Harder than Ad- a single •p'-ech or shake bands lal Stevenson aad Eatea Kefauver to climb hand over baml to h.cu with one voter if h 'j popuMrity office. But the human band and prestige are big emiugb. He was in Europe during ih* never looked more uselee* than It did in the 1IM prealdentlal cam­ New Hampshire primary cam­ paign. paign, while T aft t rouped the They put en perbrpe the big­ atatc. gest bandehaking campaign In Pcrhapa next time the Demo­ political hiatory — tbanka to alt crat* will pot le u value on per­ the waya they had for getting: sonal meeting* between candi­ around — and both wound up tot­ dates and. Indlvid-tal voter* and ing the election, their own itatra, more on getting across complete and even their own counties. Ideas In far fewer speeches to far I f they had navet shaked a bigger groups o f voters. hand they could hardly have It was the Minnesota primary made out worse. last March— when Kefauver whip­ Maybe nothing «ou!d have o ff-' ped Stevenson— which may have act the public aatUfaction with set the Democrat* on the course President Eisenhower, who spent j practically no tima shaking hands ! they followed. A lot of reasons were given for with iadhriduala but concentrated Kefauvcr’a victory In Minnesota. on talking In a few speeches to They Included hla incessant hand­ the biggest crowds that could b«i shaking and that he got around assembled. Elsenhower had dem onstrated, more than Stevensr.n. Stcvanron, who had U overtax* in the New Hampshire Republican Kefauver to remain in the run-' nlng fo r the nomination, adopted much of toe K o faiv ir technique: the handshaking, the meetings with small groups, and -ome of tha first type of Inflation — gov- the Ktfauver folksiness arnment dafleita or printing press H* won the remaining prima­ Inflation — should bs avoided. ries. TTien the two men followed Tha aacand type — the economic essentially tha aame pattern in the factor* that ar* working now to national presidential campaign push prices higher — will be a But it doesn’t follow that wbat tougher problem when Dr. Ray- works In a primary within the mond J . Haulnler U sworn In Dec- limited area of one state is the 1 as tha rrssldcnt'i chief econom­ medicine for a national campaign. ic adviser. Stevenson and Kefauver made an exhausting campaign. Kcfauvrr's part may be remembered less for day what he said than for his hand­ shaking. Stevenson made a* many EVA-BE55 BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 563 E X P E R T STY LISTS— MINNIE HESS. KAY and KATHERINE ItH lIn M r a d Bor u o u r k in d o f d r iv in g I I S n to k ry S ay$: N E W I Someone came in to remind us that Christmas is ju st around the corner. Star Finds Movie W ork Disturbing By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (JB -In the old days of silent movies studios used to hire a violinist to play background muile to key up the actors for smotlonal scenai. Andy Griffith, a bright new star in the entertainment sky, has found a quicker system. Ho tears apart chairs. Andy hao just com pleiad hit first film, *‘A Face in The Crowd,” produced by Ella Kaxan for War­ ner Brothers, lie plays the role of Lonesome Rhodes, a hillbilly vagrant who becomes a television king and then, corrupted by his own success, plots to gain national political oower. Griffith, who tard ier had gained experience as a night club monologist and star of the Brolway play, ” No Time For Sergeants,” found tnovlo woik exciting—but al­ so disturbing. M!n another medium )ou work op to an emotional pitch gradual­ ly,** he said. “ But In making a movie you bars to bo able to turn your emotions on and off Ilka tap water. I found that hard to do.” In a final scene in which his career comet down in ruins the egotistical Lonesome Rhodes goes off his rocker. Andy did the ex­ hausting scene three times, and •acb tima it failed to come off. He couldn't key himself to a manical pitch o f frenxy. Torn ho asked them to bring him in torn* old chairs. ” 1 stomped on 'em , kicked 'em and tore 'em apart with my hands until my hands were raw and sore,” he recalled. Then, angry enough to snap at tha camera lens, ho made the scene a fourth time, and It went off like clockwork. But Andy says he's glad the picture is done. “ You can't sUr Up your emo- Letters To The Editor Dear Folks a l The Sanford Herald: The members of the Friendship League of tho Congregational Christian Church wish to thank you very sincerely for the paper which you so generously gave to our Mrs. Billingsley to be used on our luncheon table yesterday, when wo entertained a Caravan of Delegates from District No. 6 of tha Congregational Christian Women of Florida. It was exactly what we needed and with the ad­ dition of some o f our beautiful Florida flowers for decoration, our Fellowship llall looked mighty pretty. We also want to thank you for the many notices which you have published in our behalf. Very sincerely, Alice Ive* Secretary. l a y -a -w a y TH O SE APPLIA N CE G IF T S NOW A T BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER 115 MAGNOLIA A Y E. PHONE 1757 S E E US FOR FULL DETAILS tions all day, and then Just drop them at night,” he said. “ Any­ way, I can't. I’ve given my wife, Barbara, a fit the last three months. Rut I'm lucky. She under­ stands the problem.” She has understood all along, ever since their courting days at the University of North Carolina. Griffith, who retains that charm­ ing air of innocent running not uncommon in the Tarheel country, leaned his fi font frame against a chair and said: “ Last year I made— let me see — more than 1100,000. Now ain't that terrible?” It seemed so to him when hr found out that he’d end up with lesa than $20,000 of it. As a hedge against the future The A-R-C of conservation — Prevent Forest Fire*I he Is buying an old house and 33 acres on an island off North Caro­ lina. " I ’m gunna get me some crab nets, too,' h- raid comfortbly. “ I can always fish for a living. “A fellow esn always get along somehow." IT S THAT YOU ■ ELI U S THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU WANT . . . AND RIGHT DOWN TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL WE TRY TO ARRANGE EVERYTHING TO SUIT YOU. 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So,,,, 88, (Saae/Keo 901 (44a ("e '.i, launrhe* other ‘i w eeping change* af E 3 I SI* TH* NIW 1 *1 7 *OCttIT INBINI OlOSMOttltSI NOW ON OISUAT IN OU* SHOWIOOMI Holler M otor S ales COR. 2nd A PALMETTO AVE. — »i out euuT roe - huh button ihom”. p ll 1234 maatNO nanitti r*»»*▼. hai nasch and don ankhi on nic-tv. iat. niti. nov. 1* •— �T H E SANFORD HERALD Tuea- N ot . 20. 1986 P tg a B Janice K. Baggerly Honored At Home On Fourth Birthday Conning The News S ocia l cfvsuntA By VIRGISIA CONN The fashion show sponsored by were the wives of the Calendar day, because o f Thanksgiving. YUEftOAV The Sanford Tourist a.id ShufJan ice Kay San serif, daughter B . P . W. regular aupper meet­ of Mr. and Mr*. J . T. Baggerly. fleboard Club will h ar* covered ing will be Wednesday evening at ordinance honored recently il; a_ birth , ^ B ronnje Scouts of the First ft.30 p. m. at the Yacat d u b . All Diana and da? P* L r “ u q Virginia 1 1 7 *I Presbyterian Churchwill meet In members are urged to attend. the Officer1* WWe* Club Friday department of HATTU. night w a. a great .uccesa. A large ^ M Uavla| >00Q t„ Nor- al b' r homCl 110 "J** 'th e Youth Bldg, at 3 p.m. THURSDAY crowd turned out to i c t the latc»t. I The guests met i t thf| », p»iint»«Kin im I Th* Junior Choir will have their style* and lU yed to eat tha folkdoor and taken to the backyard chicken dinner. Not only were A form al dinner dance at t h e ,for „ pony ride. After all gue-ts R e la t i o n of the First Prcsby. rehearsal and fellowship a t tha terlan Church will meet In th* First Presbyterian Chureh at 3:41 th* models lovely, but the as- Langford In Winter P ark wa* the had enjoyed the rite, they were Youth Bldg, from 6 p.m. through p.m. sembled groups also bad thair |>tMt HATTU function. Guests ,ak'- ' l" * ,de ,0 ,hp 'I'1?'"* 8 p.m. share of pulchritude. Modeling d(ned on 0t% n)lSnon> a n J lroop. The table w a, overlaid with a The Youth Choir of tho F irst The Rev. W. P. Brooks will I t - fashions from oo* of San- — ” * w“ *............. * " ' " 1 ............ — r pn.. white linen »loth and center Presbyterian Church will praetie# ,Mmon5 llvut Louise ^ ,0 lhe P°°* 10 ,e e * d,Tin* fd with a very Urge birthday conduct the morningdevotion* at the Chureh at 7:30 p.m. ford's dress shops Parker, Terry Price, Muriel GUde- exhibition. All of this was under cake. The small guests sang over WTRR at 8:30 a.m. The Rev. W. P . Brook* will Birthday11 to Jan ice ' Tho Fidelia Clasa of the First well. Millie Thomas, and Marge *he watchful eye of Verne Mount- "Happy conduct the morning devotions By SARA KING castle, who was chairman. Don Kay, after which she blew out Baptlat Church will meet with over WTRR at 8:30 a.m. So many new, good books! Th* Hill. They strolled among the Miller presented silver c ig a rtle th e candles. The guests were then Mrs. W. R . tills, 408 Scott Ave., Book-of-the-month selection for guests, describing tha highlights There will be a Thanksgiving at 8 p. m boxes as going sway gifts from served refreshments of cup cakes October by Guy Endore, "K in g 1of their costumes, and sometime* Ware Bible Class of the F irst Union Service at the Central their fellow men, to Walt rtuhl,' decorated with flowers, orange of P a ris'1, is a biographical novel receiving a loft of guff (th ere'i ; Methodist Chureh will have its Baptist Church at 10:30 a.m . Pete Schw arts, Ralph Drown, snd Juice and Ice cream. of Alexandre Dumas, “one of no other word for It). Anyway a barbecue at McKinley The annual com m unity J . V. Cricck. Understand that Don After the guests had • finished | J.naua, those men who live ten Uvea good lime was had by all, and 1Hall at 7 p.m. Thanksgiving service, sponsored while the rest of us are struggl- the bachelor* especially are very really cxrells at adlibbing, and rating, Janice Kay opened her The Unity Class will meet at by the Seminole County MlnlaU the company roared in apprcciamany lovely gifU. Favors of lng through one.11 In the high eager to have another one, with tion at his speeches. small cars, airplanes and horn* the Valdcx Hotel at 8 p. m. Mrs. erial Association, will be held romantic styl* of Dumas him- bathing suits, of course, Josephine Stuckie, teacher. Thursday. 10:30 a.m., at tha Rita Bauer called to tell me " ‘•re 8ivPn ,0 «hc boys, m,* ,n* self, Endore has told a story Among tho*e seen by your reWEDNESDAY Central Baptist Church, 14th of the All Souls Winter Festival. *n«l horns to the girls. that teem * with wit, romance, porter were Jean Dooley with The Girl Seoul* of the First 0 a k . with the Rev. J . Bernard adventure, sex, history, sentlm er.'T reets and M i k e M i c h e l . » hieh had a tremendous turn out. Those Invited were Susan Row°°l *be speaker. The publle hundreds of aneedotrs and a 1 Ethel and Bob Fltxslmmon* s>hp w" * working in the Brownie land, Marilyn Rudd, Kathy Me- Presbyterian Church will meet at R . . . . . ,j is invited. throng of lovsblc and unlovable and parents, Roey and Mu am* Intermediate G irl Scout* t Gill, Sandra Perkins, r-laine Elcl- 3:30 p.m. at the Church Thanksgiving Day Service a t The Senior High Fellowship characters. His story dramatizes Glldcwell. Tom and Dornclt KII- ( .'v, th P il ,lan#en’ Jc r r >‘ e,rf C hepl Johnson. Sipper VanRecreation of the First Prcsby. the Upsala Community Preabythe conflict between Dumas and cllnc. Skip and Ernie llorrell. Hilton. Lola Elder, and across the dyne. Teddy J.n d y n e , Dou la the' t.rln n Chureh - l — will -in jo a. m. his son building to a v e ry 1mov- Pete Petrie Crumo Farrel Anita w“ * t-lalre Lynch. Bunny Wynn, Janice Wynn, Danny Me- 1terlan Church will meet at the terlan Church will ere will be ins clim ax anH T n d Re tv Galloway w a, in the Fishpond C.ill Michael Rudd. Wayne P eter, Church at T p.m; After the service _ hose coming "Head o f Apollo” by Elizabeth Mounteastle. Lolie and Jim r * r k -1 ,boo,h)- and »Pnrin« *P««ctU was •»*>*>'» GrlRK». Jennie Clark StapUr The _________________________ Mid-WeekBible Hour will _____ e __ noonday dinner. Those coming be conducted by the Rev. A. G. for the dinner are asked to bring g On % bO q k sh e lf 2 y f ; r .h 2 s , nd ,our ~ uw* * f,r *hc deaeve, J ---------------• crPdil lit. Alt la Rowland. J . B. Stapler Presbyterian Church at 7.30 p. service. Midwest town. She i, pleased and Brubaker, and her houseguest much . Mr*. . . m. flattered by the friendship and 'Rosem ary Burbank, Pat H a n se n ,1" ' P00*"6 »be mentlond were M r,. Clifford Johnson, M r,. CllfSATURDAY The Chancel Choir will rehearse! guidance of a former concert Spook and John Hook, Betty and t ratlnH candy apple,! Mary and ford Wynn, M r,. O. B.Griggs, The R. A.'j of the First Bagat First Presbyterian Church at' pianist, Lawrence King, but when |John McCracken and guest. Tom E,a,ne B a ,*> Joaa *"*«lrini. Terry Mr*. Ilelty McGilland Mrs. Rich Hat Church will meet at 9 a.m. 7:30 p.m. her mother die* and she is asked and Dorot hr y Deans, Ernest F r*CP and ber son John Robert, Vandyne. The Rev. W. P. Brooks will: MONDAY to live with King and his wife, Dohne, W rit and Pat lluhl, Gordy , and Nanp,,p* lhc P°od*«- A* a ---------------------------conduct tho morning davotlons n , * November meeting o f Use something warmer than friend- andBarbara Jacobson. Joan Fe!-| " * ,C r of f* c‘- 1 don't believe over WTRR at 8:30 a.m. Sanford Story League will b« ship develops and the small town lini. Kay Dwyer, Marge and Bill , nc,,1® wa* e* tinR th*m , but Prayer Meeting will be held at held at th«^ Parish House at S start* seething with gossip. Hill. Ida Rea ami Russ Wilson. 1 m ake* * better story. tho First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Program chairman, Mrs. K. “ Robsart A ffair11 by Jeanette Jean and Carl Tcgfcldt. Ruth and1 There was a two hall foursome p.m. At 8:18 p.m. the Sunday C: Williams, will present Mrs. and Francis Lctton I* a romantic Joe Tully, Jean and Cy Fitton, at ,he Club Sunday, and the CRIMSON V ELV ETEEN deSchool Cabinet will meet. C. C. Welch, who will tell a story MRS. W. E. GUDEW ELL, historical novel of Elisabeth I Dottic and Mac McDonald, Terry N* vy onme through again. Jcanie Th* choir of the F irit Christ- "T h e Perfect Tribute”, tb it story w looking very attractive indeed, signed with artful simplicity is A profusion of flower, In vary— a story of a year of passion prir*. George Humphries, Belt* * " 1 n i,*.Foulk won low net, and model!i a brown-toned tweed modeled by Mrs. J . W. Hill at that climaxed a historic lov, af- Unkcr. and 'm any m a n ," 'o th e r ',:af,pr ‘ WP ^ r e d ^ 'T o lng” shaT leT ^ p 'lnk"..!^ "the scene Un Chureh wlil mMh t a t w *t to skirt with a matching coffee* "'pen more with.. Sol P-M-. instead of T h u n - members._______________________ Friday s fashion show at the pair and ................................................ ended in a historic We were ,0 glad to sec the Eleven play p|Rbteen ..... for »hc after-dinner coffee h eld ;°»y. colored wool jersey Mouse at Navy base, tS ta ir t noto_______ mystery. Elisabeth, newly crown- girl* turn out. They made n love-; Abramson. Doc King and Ellen Monday nightIn honor of Miss the fashion show held e'rlday d. loved Robert Dudlry — but |y group, and now have some np<ts cam e in second,and Charlie 'Cherry Singletary, popular young at the BOQ. In d ie s A id S la te r Bob's wife, Amy, stood In their good ideas about trousseaus for ?,nd K'f’ky Parks took High bride-elect. Mrs. Paul P. Pemid and Mrs F. E. Roumlllat were U U U IC 3 m u d iu iC ) 1"way. Amy W was killed und- the homecoming. r,roM" J * Then ft iivaa Mill/ RY A MlCtJ unu* hostessrs for the affair, which Ed Porter hit a Hole in One at was held In thu home of the lat­ 1 1 / ter. on Palmetto Ave. ,' ! The Ladles Aid of the Lutheran of happiness. It recreates the the Country Club the other day. i i ' l Thc pink theme was further Church of the Redeemer met brilliance of excitement of a Many of you arc fam iliar with M L D IS C U S L O C IQ G Haiel, his charming wife, who carried out 'n the dining room, where lhc tabic was overlaid with Al L AA 4 Glen^McKcndree. ^Th*/ davoUon ^h0^ liM ain ^ M *oM n ’^Pr^1UonTl^*n , , 'h e a r , n u r locil' w i" h *ucla N ,c' F H I D V S L l i n r h p n n a pink damask einth, with tall was given by Mrs. Je rry Senk.rik trigue. a„d“ e^ fifth tee, and missed the ball aft-1 tapers, also in ptak, casting their Mias Myrtie Wilson gave an a" d . Mra' Henry Thurston pre- woman1, desire and queen1, duty. “ * ...................................... The monthly meeting of — llibis-- rosy reflection in the graceful er Ed had hit. Much searching — - --------- — informative and interesting de- " dpd " vpr , he ni,J,np‘ a m ttl' reading in the non-fiction Insued before some one looked In ° ! ,b c l-°die* B. snv,,r coffee service. p Members Enioy ,, Demonstration At Club Meet « ^ 2 Fow i^ 3!!)0" the 1!o m e *T re e te r" at Thursday1^ meeting of the Lake Mary Home Demonstration Club, which was held at the Chamh,r nf Commer.-.- biiil.lins Mrs. Mildred Taylor, Civilian *_ 1 !____ _ .. . _ _____4 Coffee Honors Miss Singletary Z % ?% £?£ Christm os Party *J3E £ n i ^ ^ J " 1,"8?!, Kn‘* en •nd'^lrs. J . C. Jorgensen •nnounced thst . b»kc saic would be held In front of Scars D oc en,b' r 22nd' Mrs. John Senkarik reported ,h jt thc * ,tor c,0,h» for ‘ be alter nf i Kp n*w rhurrVi u r r r finiAhrd HeTbVrt Wendit^is "B o o V T f' the the ^°'e t0 fin,, th<> b* 11' Con" month for August an..........he story {*/*{•***!y°nt o m e t h I n lrU‘,,,y of man's quest for the truth I ‘Y u , 'T "* , lbou‘ hi* earliest ancestors. The The refresher course ... golf story of the philosonher. , . H|started this morning. I wander scientist*, explorers nnd writers rd up ,0 ,hc clu.b- and , a " Mari< whn Kaiw .uu Ai « j «t_____ i. . . instructing Ifurrirt Williamsi null Cn/J/5 LUHCneOR .Vr * n‘l||E ' " a i |^,*|«| at thp home j MU, S |„g|cu ry wss presented »tins - Drive, with Mr*. L. E. ‘ V.V lovely gift* In honor o f her Jef- many coining wedding. fords serving a., u o u it a i. j Those enjoying th* occasion The business meeting was pre- with the honnree were her (lance, f,d ° Ver ,by ,he ppp*'dL' nl- Mr*- J*'rry srtncr, after which a covered Sand y Hyman, Mr. and Mrs. AmlrMon, Mf. and Mrf. Ryman, Miss Clare GoerBetty Ry.nan, Mr. and Robert Crumley, Mr. and Mrs. William Mr*, lialph Betts. Mr. and Mrs. E. Horton J r . , 1 Wade Singletary Mr*. A. E. Mair». Claud# Hendricks Jr., Anna Corley, Miss Irma drley and Mi** Madeline with the P-TA. in January. After discussion it was decided movin“ auto-biography by Lunch was served, consisting that the Christmas party and p“ ,,CS5,0 r ef spaghetti and meatlnlls. with covered dish supper would Mrs. Ruby Sjoblom cutting the held December 21 at thc church lovely birthday cake that was j j rj Thurston announced that made in her honor. inc nexj IlCAl meeting. iiila. ciiips, December invviuuu . l; * , ’ 1 Mrs. Dora Kentstcr Inman,• would be lhe quarterly mission- P urehe*. whose fees helped make up your own foursomes and on out. The entry fee is one England, spoke to the club1 — ary ary meeting mceiioa and anu election nei-iiuii ofUI ofui- . , Pa*c , ------- of — proverty |..w.ii«^ |come , tap burden her Home Demonstration Club ficeM Wllh Mr, nona|(, Bi.kc'v_,do^_ed . ^ “ ‘brr. years of . ,arand life in England Her talk was 'mc' . er j ad Phillip Schless- ardu0u’ * 1,,dy. interrupted by a Virginia Johnston honored Liana thoroughly enjoyed by everyone m . nn hostesses disappointing premature debut In 1 Miller Saturday morning with a there. . J . iin. To" n Hall, led finally to her first handkerchief shower. Invited Members pre.-eat were Mrs. „ Aft\r, „ the. bu‘ 'n.e “ r recognition in Europe, after which Cari Moss, M r,. Ruby Sjoblom, Ekrrn co-hoste** -erved bo^ r is . breathtaking tale of served r-fre-hrefresh­ I’" ? W? f0,,.n.,ry a.,opppd Mrs. Josephine While, Mrs. Nel­ ten, and world—wide acclamation suspense, ments to the following: lie Phillips, Mrs. o!an Boutwell,! \frs Donald Rirkemes’er Mrs i followed. , ... ! Book of the month fop DecentMrs J . M Dinginan. Mrs. Ruby R n ' |w MrJ Wm j ' pcr1 Have Six W ives" by Samuel ber it the second volume of Smith, .Irs . Mildred faylor, rj'¥ 1i j ( r i ‘ j) can Tavlor. M r s . ___ * y Tay " f ** * Irue slory of "Churchill’s Memorable History two new member's Mrs.’ Jim Post and Mrs Martha liracht Also vlsiior, Mrs Do s Kent •ter Inman ' Ir w S e r . K snd Mis* ir/rlle W lson d Wilson, | Jo n r,,, 0 irlh rln \ J n a p p y t i i r m a a y Nov. 20 Susie Crim Lamar Stokes Jr. „„ ' ,r *' Mar‘on Harman, Mrs. Jo >'cc Hrrr. Mrs. Esther Trued. Mrs. Ruth Mciiler. Mrs. Alice JAlkinson. Mrs. Marvin Page, Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mr*. Je rry Senkirik. Mrs. Phillip Sehlersman, Mrs P L Skates . Also. Mrs David Green. Mrs. , c jorg en,e.,. M r.. n w .Cker. Mr,. W. S. Knaser. M r,. Del Johnson. Mrs John Senkarik. Mrs. Henry Thurston. Mr,. M G. Hodge,. Personals " ■ « NOVEMBER 1!) - 21 h a v e o fDecember J h e E n a ,i-h 8 p ,,k lnGuild * Peop,e _______ Literary seleeS ' ou' .“ jWl8ht A* Wpl1 ^on ^ "Sum m er Brings Gifls by Wolfeniv.. . e" « ‘hL Npro An" ,, ! ' h th# fa t , 0n„ or,k r > Jf* of the Party” "o " « ! h ^rlm 'i Arch,e> ^ | Bpnfn* » Cerf, "Much Ado AT 8' " 8 from ^ U‘ by Fred A,Icn' "Vt°xxlement through murder to Hies In Cournge by John Ken5 1Candai- "M ur- nedf- "B u rns Mantle Best Plays a iS S I " ? B; othtr" by for 1915 - M'’pUce In . n ^ H * ^ ,U rdl° » re “ C od Kdler” T US' um' 0,hpr* by ^ 7PG,?°.r8e Ba*i D.ead. : ' ,an ' by A2atna ( hristi# »n/| "The Lnira violet Widow11 by Frances Crane. Crane I. a s t slim v iN t; Thunder Above11 by A. J . Ifc K Y 9 ( jjjj*"j*•n °;p|°fim rigu.*n,i ? C. C. Locke and Mra. II. C. Water* spent Sunday in St. Pet­ ersburg. County C o un cil Meet Is Wednesday Wednesday. Vov 21. a* 9 30 a. m. the P-TA County Council i will hold ft* regular meeting a t : the Educational Building, in lhe office of R. T. Mil woe. All dele­ gate*, officer*, and principal*.atlarge, also ad !u :e re *tc j person*, are urged to t'.tend. A report will he nude t*n the Convention at this time. The Oviedo P-TA will be hos­ tesses for this meeting. TMI RI Vi l I ND M srgaret t . Towner became the world's first woman Prcabyterian Minister after her ordination at the First Prc:bvterlan Church of Syra­ cuse. N.Y. Sb* i, shown in prayer after the eeremony. Reverend Towner is e musician, singer and a former professional pho­ tographer. After her ordination, the returned to her post as * rrMgious education director in ALentown, Pa. finternational) CHINA SALE „ Mr. and Mrs. U T. Sheppard ground A n V m e rir^ ‘ ".I <>n th# and id Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Sheppard routine flight lo neriln^u* 1° " " spent Sunday in Jack.onviiic a , ed ou, " f !h i° £ % i Z f t gUCit* of their mother, Mrs. Thomas Sheppard. Thl.s was a lieved' n/* x ^ lrtr,llory and re* reunion of th* Sheppard family, •stewardess. H o w ' Vanale ? * the first time ail the family had way b irk intn m w ,n8!c * I " , "'• » THANKSGIVING EM Wives C lu b W ill W rap G ifts The member* of the Enlisted Men's Wive, Club will Ho gift wrapping at Ship's Servire on the base on a volunteer basis, 1starting Nov. 2«. Anyone wanting ' to help in this project should 1call Mr* D L Duncan at 3073-J ; to sign up. Thc Picture of the Year! ‘‘G uys -* * m. l i s .- - — - «»*klng. and makes a desperate dash for the • tcmrmlh without w eigh t! • irai/wim/'irrar . , . AND Jssal " D A S i r U i n m D E X D IX ! • STA R TS TONIGHT STARTS 6:10 -• • MVUSMal--------- • fa b u lo u t '5 6 c o l o n l D olls ^ n C o lo r and ClNB.M k S co P B Feat . 1.-00 - .1:11 . ft;M . 9:8.1 . HIM!• TECHNICOLOR f'K VTI'BE • 6:11 COFEATURE C A STLETO N SYRA C U SE AONt MAN, ' ' 1 ARMY.. 's Q fS . A MIGHTY ADVENTURE! ITICHNICOIOB \ll priced to cle a r Just In tim e for holiday, e n te rta in ­ ing. S w S £ H £ VU A Feature — 11:11 Only tutArt, I I I M agnolia A ve. Spectacu lar — th e assart looks, light weight, warns com fort of the famoua M cGregor A n ti-Free** Jack et. 100% iluPont nylon — colorful osilaid* woven by Travia, fleecy inaide by P rinceton-K nit. A* perfect fo r winter a* d u P on t’a Zeron* or Z erex! B r n iiit washable w ith a d«*h of DASH. Quick-etart, nonu i f C o n n u lic Z ip p er! F latterin g new color* — all precision-tailored by M cGregor. # F R A N C IS C A N ijS e re ' “CHILDREN UNDER 13 ADMITTED F R E E 1* Place flcttlnKa and complete acta of china by STARTS TOMORROW C o m in t S u sa n Stem w in d p r o o f n y lo n o m t iid o . trn rn i n y lo n flo e c * I n t id e l Phone 117 Truly worthwhile 2 2 9 3 Gift from V J �THE SANFORD HERALD J More Uniforms Issue To Jr. High Gridsters Hsl Sunjohd d is u ta ld u ir iw im . m u l t l u u r MACK — 2 /1 4 H B *w « ru < M « i U LM L iu llllti I M t .J * I £ . X »ir*a k CM (M I.I.U li-ll t t l u M i r a —i /i i a t * u cm o H i m . Bm k u i l i ; Wia4 » .* * c o i iM M M l-ft* r I « a -i/t ______2 4-1 t * MttiaoU t*-I> 11*1X4 u i i t aookM t« -x * i t c i o ik U B t-« cm ttootoo U i r The Seminolea punt return lumlcs were a eaus* of major coo era after their poor showing galiut Leeiburr In this deport­ ment The punt receiving backs :ave been concentrating on re­ citing kicks and will continue the s t m t today. “You cant win a game unless you can have the >all.” Bud Layer said. Aside from the sleeping pan de­ fenders and the punt return fum­ bles, the Seminolea hit their peak at a team unit last week against Leesburg. With almost a season of experience behind them, the team has shaped into a unit that could well reverse some of the prior dacUions against them. “We're cautious with our priUe,” Dave Laud* said. “ Every time we prai*« a unit they seem to be satisfied with themselves and make a poor showing the next week,” he continued. "DeLand After falling before an unexpect­ ed hut blistering aortal attack at the hands of the Daytona Centi­ pedes, Crooms Academy Panthers lave been eaBad into morning ito 1CM Tie a M Uumr MO M u laal ffective Pass king On $ eminoles Wor Defense For Tom orrow's Gam e Dooms Panthers cm J « I-J l-i t H m ack •-« M i a a — a/ta aaa Daafcla* Homo la .M 1L44 CM 1 1-2 U k o Como S.M eta • 2-1 1 /1 la fa rm o r (CM 1 t - 1 / 1 K abo a J u d r a a-a U i r *k» o r TM a to r r i a * a a-i i/x S tic k Pwk » T-4 Kautlooo i a a o a t U alaloU l l - * » IM .M r o c ATM M A C K __ s / i s s e a FwckarS Girl i U « T.ia CM t 1 -2 /2 AaoAlao t.M CM t 2 - 1 /2 l *s a a - i noaor lu a 2 t-l/S oram voo 2 t-a a calib er 1 o-aa H o /lo r His* t t-4 fSIaoa* a 2 g » i a l . to l l - l t tli.a o n r a t a acm a/ta aea M r Vlaao C M 2 1 4 CM 2 1-1 1 /2 C o d / ait.fl t .M C t t 1 2-1 1 /2 n u t w iir c m a a -i iu -r a a -i C h a rm !* * flna t 2 - 1 /2 n a a tta 4 4 -1 /1 Oia Vork 1 T -M i Aao 'I'm 2 t ClatalaU 41-7* I I C 1 . • l i c i t m a c k —a /t a n a N ash u a* Hoy 1 1 M CM CM 1 1-2 u a u a Lilt 2.44 L 4 4 1 2-4 i a a Waa DU CM CM 2 2-4 CuMproMloo a 4-kd <A'i Form osa 4 2-2 1 /2 o . U f fa c to r 2 4-2 tru st Metoo 2 1 -1 /2 u u tay 'a a i M f 2 I g a la a la ll-T f l i t . • a t a l i H M A C a ^ -l/ia ALA Ahlftar 11.44 1.14 1 *4 1 1-1 . . a l a d li lt a 4 1 4 A t* 2 2-1 1 /2 oclvar Mura *.*• a 2-1 . . . * . a la r U la PD 1 4 - 1 /2 -torcruaa I t -a a o v a a a / D ark t 4-2 XXaka P aata V t T-2 r towllo* V. arid C1 U ulnUU ll-2 f t i l t * KK.HTH MACK—4 /1 8 SLA A<Xot*4 2.14 2 4 a I 44 2 t - a . U U aa L i t 2 2 4 2 2 -1 /2 Mr. Duhttoua* • 24 4 2 - 1 /2 A a a lr Palaa t 4-1 1 /2 Jaatalbla S a g 2 2-1 Top T o*k f l 4-aa THE GREAT DANES, on* o f th e junior h ifh teem* that will probably make their •ttaa, sad tfc# support of the bead." Carltaa said ha may possibly u r u p a gam* Midi tom* other U a a ootaido the city. “We would like to M out our boys *ir»l*jt mow town that has had such a program underway far tome time; l y a n hat had such a program tor aeveral ysart aad they have made a credible thawing in Junior high d m h e Wo may consider Inviting thorn over for a game.John Sehirard J r , president of the SemiaoU Chiefs Club said that the position of (he Chief* Hob in the backing of th# teams hat not altered with the change in plant. “Wo have taken the project under our auspices, and the wooderful cooperation of all concerned la warmly appreciated. We will con­ tinue to back the project whole­ heartedly ia any manner neces­ sary.” Carlton said the initial game to aiuMTM a s m a/se Mountain 0*1. L*k« R ocket. K«4 Bek. / i n r i M Cklof. F lr * t M enI H ' Otti W ra*. R tuk Call. Mr. T ill* _____ a r m s a 4 cm a/se Bur# Cash. Ju«t F a r. Lo S trtU h . Dark G rata. Voter's Cbole*. T ru4r area* Xk .» VII MACK s / i a Fancy Sloaarrk. Rlcfcar4*oa. Bscauaa Of Tau. F i r " ’ HI*. Ahof# Alibi. Tim a Tartar. F rack lss Brown. BA's Daaeoa Joasa first public appearance tomorrow night prfor to the Sanford-DeLand game In Memorial Stadium, (left to right) top row : Jenson Jines. Joseph Menendez, Leonard Mathleux, Johnnv White. Anztl Benntee. Kneeling: Clifford Abies. Aaron McMillan, Bubba Davis. Hunting Season Opens quail. aquirnL bear and panther will bo permitted only on Wednes­ days, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sandaya in the 2d northeast and 3th central districts. | No hunting of these animals and birds will bo allowed ia the 2nd and 3th districts on Mondays Tues­ days and Fridays. The commission said more than 132400 hunters hold licenses for th« new season. ported to take to the fields and woods today for the first day's shooting of the U3«-57 general hunting season. The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission said U will be lawful to kill deer, turkey, bear, panther, quail, squirrel and rabbit tomorrow, along with wood­ cock. coot, duck and geese. Hunter* also -na* shoot bobcit. i racoon, fox, skunk, weasel and a few nonprotected birds during; be played for the benefit of the Sanford fans would have all the Innovations of football, probably Including printed programs. Next Tuesday was the tentative date M t for the first game of the new addition to the athletic pro­ gram of Sanford. Definite an­ nouncement of plans are expected to be forthcoming within a day or so. Today DON’T Throw Away Your Tire Dolars Because Your Tires Are Smooth. Let WELSH T IR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaranteed NEW T IR E Wear And Save You Money. WELSH T IR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd 36 Years In Sanford U lin u D 1 4-A• 1 1 1 .I« TK.VTM MACK—4 /S 4-.I R aat rirtlo n u se 2 4# 4.X* 2 !• ! r i rail*)# 4.44 4 44 2 i - l Cottonw so4 4 44 t 2-a# atormjr Holler nixed Bulldogs It total* to 2 game of excite­ ment and thrills—the kind the hom, town fans are urrd to and appreciate, anJ for this anc the facts and figures are threwn out the window and a prediction of a smashing Seminole victory it handed In—If the team want* to win. C ity Bowling Loop By Alan Mavtr C A B IN C O N * . 16 •V EA P-ScP MSN O EPSST i.A + 4 , tO P t* n > a / v e t h e u . s . rr > p iP * r w c * e s s /o o - p e t s P o ir N r s c tO A C p t r P O H E JtwNip y il W H C H /9 X .f. I 4-1 1/2 G *u 4 r Hour 4 »•? I / t Derl.y Dud* S 4-1 l/X Twrval 1 I-s Grow Fnn 4*r I I t/uInlfU 12-21 22*24 T e i l U H r i F.VTRIR4 riM e T m a c m a /s e Anchor U 4 , C leat. Happy Match lu eta Leu. C on*# Ckk. Colorado U aal* n lo .d y Auparter. V lalt ■ M e m o MAI K 2 /1 # Irl.h Shortcu t. EJ** M r O U r Mr Tad#h. Rom an queen. C hat 'S Vak. Flrel F ra il, Role a t*** S tra lcb l T ick et THIKIS S U t K • /!• T B#r. L a ck a Hot#, K athy K r l i Interview , Jo e la l I.l*h t. Follow The l e i . K4'i F u rp l* Dawn. Brow ay Dennett Standing W L T . »'. Avg. N. Y. Life Ins. 23 13 22241 743 I Central Music Co 21 13 27U9 754.3 Burnett Painters » 14 2SI73 742 21 Celery Print Co. 13 17 27SI3 772.21 Mukurs Music Co. 10 2d 27108 776J Mathers Furn. Co. 13 21 24922 734 5 roiRTii Here s/ia Mldnlcht Laeele. Kndiwn. a ilre r Hue Kd * m a rk orchid. Our ak aet. Or Two, In* Plitnle. Rollln* D ollar F ie - r ii w t r » : f / t a llledu. F re th a t. Friendly O ur. Gam# Felton. Lone Gun, Mel Lull. Tin Full. ll##hbosouk eIXTH MAI M l / l l F a ir t'eh er, i l y Red W in**. P lattrrville. l*oft Bet. Montauk. Glooatap . It«u«h Awent. Golf Ara SKb >:\TII N t l K */•• lilt# Nucelty. S octil tlf 11. Clatey kneed. Ferry F lr a t* . Mldelaht Hide. Hurl, Marked Ally. Trane A lice Does your 1 home suffer from these symptoms? Lights dim when appliance* are turned on? Blosra fuses or tripped eirenit-breakere? TV picture shrinks when other applianree are tamed on? AIf conditioning losei efficiency? Irons and loasterwtok* long lo heatup? ® Reddy ^ / s* r $ 0 *3 thatam / Thi-u Feb. 28th, 1957 TH E M P a t h o o p SCHOOL SOPHOMOXe HAS NOH S fX HArroHAL & A C K *T P C *e T IT L E S , CAP/H iO H eP E P T H e r AMEP/CAH PEC O P P m E £R HEAT OP THE OLYMPIC TP/OUTS, P & N & THE /OO /H r .l 4 .4 t OHL> fOCP TENTH* OP A SECONP OVER. THE OLYMPIC P E C O P P Kilowatt RAIN OR SHINE M PO O PS AAP C O TP O O P & . IT | V IL T P O S T -T IM E (excePt Sunday) 8:10 P. M. • M A T IN E E S E V E R Y W E D N ES D A Y & S A T U R D A Y A T 2 P. M. • N EW CLUB HOUSE • Glarfs-encln.sed, air conditioned and heated. Admission (1 Plus General Admission of 50e Tax Books are open for payment of 1936 City Taxes. 4 * discount allowed If paid la Nov«Mb«r, 3% la December, 2% ia Jaaaary end I * la February. Jerry Collins, T rack Operator Sorry, No Minora care these tEoubles with HOUSEPOWER . .which means adequate u iring to give your home *11 the power you need for modern electric living—today and tomorrow! W ith full hou*epower. you can enjoy the advantages of an all-electric kitchen, modem electric appliinces in your Liundry, more appliances and lighting throughout your home...and the new ones that are coming tomorrow-. Remember—air conditioners, clothes dryers, and other modern equipment only work at top efficiency if your wiring is up-lo-d*te. See your electrical contractor and discover how easy it is lo asture full houvpoHer in your hom e...for Better Living...ELECTRICALLY1! AU city Ux atatementa have be*a mailed. If y»u have not received youre, please give the legal description, your mailing addrtsa and statement will be sont to you. Ellen Hoy City Tax Collector P a Located X Miles Sooth Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow '"/MV" �TH E SANFORD HERALD T u e s .. N ov. ’0, 1956 Page 7 Try and Stop Me ------------ * y BENNITT CIRF-----------W A BROKER, interviewing applicant! for the position of /*• private secretary, nearly fainted when one combined some of the best physical and mental features of Ava Gardner, Mari­ lyn Monroe, ana Madame Curie. But he told himself, "you must not expose your­ self to temptation— and be­ sides, your wife will murder you." So he sighed and told the girl, "I'm afraid you t . won't do." She |looked at w 1Mm reproachfully and asked softly, "Won't do what?" Print Magazine tells of a graduate course at a promt, rent Eastern university where' an expert was called In to d«. liver a talk on the art of fine book making. During the question period, one etudent Inquired in* all seriousness, "Precisely what percentage of alt books do you think should be illustrated?" Without batting an eye. the expert answered — and all the other etudenta solemnly record'd this P-ure In their notebooks. Over $208 Million Sought To Operate Public Schools TALLAHASSEE LB—Orcr 208 of running the schools during the million dollars has been request­ 1937-59 biennium will come to $53,ed by the State Department of 490,395. Education for operating public Bailey said figures in the bud­ schools the next two yean. get request are based on current The S208.I04.C38 for financing teacher pay scales. Any Increase the Minimum Foundation Program1In teacher pay voted by the 1937 for state aid to county school Legislature would change the totsystems is $31,121,981 more than tals. the current appropriation. Bailey reported 127,023,200 will State School SupL Bailey said be need from auto tag receipts the Increase is necessitated by to pay for school construction. the growth of Florida's school Reporting that the decrease was population. A toUl of T33.T89 made possible by "Improvement! youngsters are expected to be In In management." the State Tu­ average daily attendance in the berculosis Board requested $9,117.school-38. That's an s mfwypp 073. Its current appropriation Is schools In 1967-38. That's an Ml $9,600,000. per cent Increase over the pre­ The new South Florida Mental sent Hospital, expected to start receiv­ The counties’ share of the cost ing patients in March, asked for $4337,945. Stats Comptroller Gr e e n requesed $7,091,700 In comparison with a current $3317,030. He cited a need for aalary increase and additional werk eaused by growth of other state agencies. The Boys' Industrial School ask­ ed $2,082,744, saying it wants to reduce the work of some of Its staff who now are on the job from <0 to 70 hours weekly. The current appropriation Is $1,322,375. The school also asked $331,333 for improvements Including a gymnasium and swimming pool for Negro inmates, renovation of several buildings and quarter* for the staff. A request for $19,518433 in comparison with a current $17,-' 310483 for staff expansion and C60.729 came from Florida Stalo equipment purchases. HoaoiMI at Chattahoochee and its A request (or $303,sco to meet branch at Arcadia. part of the cost of setting up the tne hospital said ita patient state's three new appellate courts population la increasing and add­ was received from the Supreme itional employes will be needed to Court which t* responsible for getting the courts In operation. a u ff proposed new buildings. The Board of Health requested The figure does not Include aal$19,559,428 compared with its pres­ ent $11459,874. It said it needs to expand its program to keep AL CH ALM ERS pace with the growing popula­ tion. The board** capital outlay re­ quest totaled $727,000 which would provide a $600,000 administration building at Jacksonville, air con­ ditioning of regional laboratories at Tampa and Pensacola and Purchaso of a Vcro Beach site for an Intect research renter. The new women's prison at Lowell, which has a current ap­ propriation o $375400, asked Sly ariee of tha nine Judges, threw court clerks and three aan b eia. Those pay rate* will be aet by the 1937 legislature. The American Tree Farm Sv* tern Is operated by the wood-avii.a Industries of the United states. A BUSH \ S U L BTAKT08A4JM 6 AT tttfW T M C T R I* IMPLEMENTC? I N o w s h o w in g ! L e g a l Notice corded In P lat Honk I. p a s * 1*. I* THU C i n u i l T COt’HT Mill of tba Publlo Recorde of Heml THU RIRTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT aula County. Florida o r T U B STATS] OK V LO IIID l. IS Tou and rack of you a ra btraby a s p ro n l u s i s a u c o t s n . notified that a complaint to quiet IX CMANCBWS NO. N i l IL a . FULLER end DOKOTIIT L title of the above deecrlbed pro­ v u u . c n . h i. . i t , n a lM lf{i perty b at been filed aealaet you, and you ara required to earva a copy of the anew ar or plaadlns lo ihe complaint on tha plalntlffa* rn A .S K c b im p h o n . . t attorney. \v. K. tVIndarweedlo, 214 Perk Avenue. W inter Park. F lo r­ n o t ic e t o iie v e n i* ida and file tho original anew ar or s u i t t o q i l i r r T iT i.n pleadlno In tha o fflco nt tha Clerk TO: of the Circuit Court on or before F R * NK_ B SIMPIJON THOMAS C SIMPSON. W ILLIAM D. UUT- the Jnth d ar of November, IS IS If* L l l i 1 ,1 WILLIAM W. 8R B - you fall lo do «o Judgm ent by de­ L E Y , individually end »» True, fault will be taken ngelntt toil for lees under ihe Laat Will end tho relief demanded In the com ­ Teetsm ent ul MICHAEL H .. plaint. T M , n o lle •hall be publlahed HIMPHON. deceeeed: FRANK E. blMFOO.N. WILLIAM UUTI.EH. 1 n ic e a week for four (4* coneecutlve aeeke In Tha Hanford H erald, THOMAH C 81MIUON end LU­ CIUS W . HMITI1. India Iduallr h n -w -n aoer of general circulation, end ae Eseouture under Ihe publlahed In Seminole County. F lo r­ l a e t w i l l end T.atnm ent of ida. DONE and ORDEIIKD nt Sanford. M ICHAEL II HIMP80.N. d reii.nd- FRANK FI «IMPS<iN. Florida, th lt 54th day of Octobar. Individually end «• admlnietra- 1)44. O. I*. Herndon lur »f the a .ln tv ■>! illlA l'K Clerk of the circu it Court HIMPHON, Uecteend; WILLIAM A. Seminole County, Florid a "tlAHTOjf end ELHIAII N HUNT, M. T. Vthlen ef HBADIKU, M e»eechu,elle. la* Deputy Clerk dlvldualtr end e> Keeuutore un* dvr th» lorn* Will end T rite - W E Wlnderweedle m enl of FRANK E . 8IMPSON. Attorney for Plalntlffe. deneeied: DU tV. WALLACE HKKLY (S E E L E Y * end IIEL- T ill'. STATE (IF Ff.O ltlllA TO S C F in VIOTHN. WHOM] II E S IKN S E E L E Y , hi* wife, of Iter IIEM 'F. In UNKNOWN* )l n r >. o r Maine <:>:oROE A .w orn Complaint having been P R OST, end LAURA U. FROST, hie w ife; C. CI.AIIK filed ag aln .t you In Ibe Circuit W A LW O RTH . end WAL­ Court In end fur Seminole County, WORTH. hie w ife; end reeh nf Florida, by ANNIE D ELL MOTEN. them. If ellve. end If anv of fur divorce, the ahort title nf which (hem he deed. hie. her nr thrh e ANNIE H ELL MOTEN. P laintiff, reepectlve unhnuKi, twow.ee, versue R i'FFH MOTEN. Defendant. h -ir- t l lew l-e n lree devLee Ihetc pretend a ra to command you sre e te e e , llenare. cred ito rs to appear and flla ypur w ritten irutleee or o th er clelm anlt by. defenaee herein on or before the thrnueh. under o r neelntt him. Solti day of November. A. D. 1)44. or D ecree Pro C onftteo hor or them ; tho unknown olherw lte ennueee. heirs devWeet. Ie**i will he antered n geln tt you. The Hanford Herald I* dcalgnattd tooe. srenleee. eredltore or ntner perlite claim ing hr. Ihmuen. t* n neuanaper of general circu la ­ under nr eseln et M K'llAl.b II tion In which thla citation ehall HIMPHON. deceeeed and EVAN- he pohltahe.t one# each week for O EL1NE E. T. SIMPSON, hie four ronnecuttve weeka. W ITNESS m r hand and official w ife. deremeed; FIIANK 1NIMPHON. deweated; ALL P E R ­ •cal nt Ihe Clerk of tha C ircuit SONS. natural or artificial, hsv- Court, oa Ihie Ihe 5)lb day of Oct­ Ina. claim ing to h ere nr pur­ ober, A. I> 1)44. porting la h e re eny rlgnl title o P. Herndon o r lelereel In in* lend In Semi­ rle r k of ihe Circuit Court nole County. Vlortde. to-w lt: Uy A ria J . Lundqulat L o ti SIS end IIS of the plan (SE A L) Deputy d a r k of the Hutxtlvlelon of Ihe lend belonging to Altam onte fund, Mick N. Cleveland. J r . A tto rn ar at Hotel A N avigation Company Law, P O. Dog 220. Sanford. F lo r according to plat thereof r e . Ida. Solicitor for Plaintiff. 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I PAY TH' BUTCHER FOR A NICH. JU IC Y STBAK THEN FORGET AN’ WALK , UrtMir I T ..." ) HOME WITHOUT W ITHOUT IT NATIVES. BELIEVIN6ITALW AYS ru e SAM E M H THINK HIM IMMORTAL * THE 6H 0ST WHO . WALKS NEMESiS OF EVILDOERS? H E S MOTHBQ AnO ETOOK TURNS TALKING / “ WE A T i e d t h e lin e u p ) A U .SVSN iNG-“ , ^ h a ' m a j? — ^ — 7 y H A .r / 7 '^ s . ( 5 0 0 0 MORNiNJGyv MB.KETT.* I TOCO LA ST NIGHT TO GET VOU ON THC PHONE. WHENMUST YOUUETUBN. TOTUE C] JUNGLE SOON 5 * 1 BECESSEPTHE Councilor cuiefc , WHEN IGOTNOJR 'v — i MESSAGE. VCUALWAYS ) CIA/1 ihat Som epayw e SEEM 10 BE CAN ALWAYS BE CONG J (6ULP) AV/AY*y y \ TOGETHER- BUT.GRANOMA, I DON'T SEE HOW YOUR INVENTION T> WORKS . " r m M AYBE I'VE BEEN SLEE 1 UNDER TOO MANY CRA Q U IU TS HERE LATELY, OOLLV, IT S VERY SIMPLE: NOW I'LL PRETEND I’M r A PEDDLER."/x J I'M COING out a n d ■I COME IN AGAIN • N A S A GUEST j -j : DAGWOOO, WMCCP AQE VOU GOING? i SALTED NUTS AMO CANO* TMCYbf ^ A O R THE COMPANY lONlGMT _ • THINKING > ABOUT VOOK , IS WORSE THAN _ DOING IT _< w E G o re\ E M Vn Wi t h HER FOR T V * WAV SM B GA BS k FO R HOURS PIANA.VCUP BETTER HURRY. VOUU. BE LATE FOR VOURii FENCING PRACTICEM3U/T I HAVE*) CHANGE, TH* MINUTE TH’ WOUSEWiPE OPENS TH* DOOR, I PUT MY FOOT IN SO TH* DOOR CANT i BE SHUT, A N '... O U C H * ••• OUT A MAN G ive . YCU A DIG / (T o a o w r w a n ted to EVERY TIME I BACK. IWANHOU i TWTOSAVIT, TO SEE MY ,— ' S SOMETHING COSTUME.y , A HAPPENS* THANKS FORTH' INVENTION. ! GRANDMA/I’LL TAKE .-P IT OVER T'T H 'SH A C K A N V WE'LL USE I T T ' grs==-L r O A E lP U il /l 'l I -Y*A CRACK NUTS / E z r & r IM * CUA1 KVJMN* . . w o' w in s ew cK T» » t "l Zu m ^ TOUGH w S fo THINK WS'LL B EA T CHAM- P8EN3HIPA THOSE CWL 3 WILL {VC OFF TOTM’ l 'O mtnin flS O A H t Om th J y tA R -. po n n - e LS A O L’S as S am v^m o \ thEO W LS" ~ * jjW NOTE th is CAREFULLY,A^N^ ft COULD Be th ; P l a y that VSU-L WIN U S TH’ CHAMPiONSH1P J VVBU, V5E VARIATIONS k ic k ^5 f f |S^3 n ^ AND EVEN P A S S IN TERCEPTIONS T— . WITH & V A KSY \ ,A . TH KEY XVAN/ cs 1 VS b rMc C K U C 'A L CLASH- it j) , • THSW ILDCATS-% ►-.J 4 I �p Radio-TV Highlights CUMBERLAND, Md. UR-Brother Nicholas la a bespectacled young man with a craving to crawl into the earth. And what might look like a hole in the ground to you, might set Brother Nicholas' pulse tingling at the poeibllity of discovering new scientific treasures. Hla first find was identified by Smithson­ ian experts in Washington as the leg bon* of a prehistoric bison, a prised specimen. He has made hundreds of otner noteworthy finds. In the laat 10 years. Brother Nicholas has beeome one of the nation's leading exponents of iptl•ology—tha study of eavta. He la a teacher of chemistry, biology and physics at LaSallt high School here. Nearly every weekend find* him on a caveing safari with a group of students. There are so many volunteers for forays Into these plaees where darkness is eternal he selects a dosen or less for ly CHARLES MEBCER m NEW YORK tat—Once updn a w tim e th a n waa a girl who bad somathing that millions of girl* wanted. She was a Hollywood ' ‘star.” with all the fame and for tuna that goes with i t Out she found that being a ‘’sta r" It not all that ita reputed to bo. Sha wanted to earn the title through her accomplishment* as _ _ ju d ram sH e actress — and she found that Hollywood waa oot giv>f| ing bar tha chance. So—except for By DON HUT* MANILA, OP — Corregidor Is­ land. famed World War II bat­ tleground of American and F ili­ pino troops against the Japanese, it being developed into a m ajor Philippine tourist attraction. Defense Secretary Eulogio Balao. chairman of the National Shrinet Commission, said 157.800 wilTb* spent to build a rent bouse and reception center on the his­ toric “ Rock.” Congress already has appropriated money for the project The rest house will be a mod-1 ern. circular.sharped three story structure. Glass walls win provide a panoramic view of the Island. The commission also i* con-dderin j construction of an airfield for small planes on the Island, repair of roacJ* and InsuUation of light and water facilities. Steps aNo are being taken to erect ma.-kerr at historical points invoiced In the battle to defend Corrriiinnr and Bataan Peninsula a* thp outbreak of World War Corrrgidor and Bataan sttnd a* famous names in World War II hiriory and are place* tourists to the Philippine i ask more often to see. The tadpole-shaped, twosquare mile Island lie* at the en­ trance to Mnnlla Bay. It is about two mile, off the southern tip of Bataan. SCIENCE M YOUR LIFE ■•ITIIH AND PUNCH tROOMIN are In action In the Sues Canal making underwater surveys of ships sunk along the Canal's 101-mile route to block the waterway as a preliminary start of clearing opera­ tion*. Here. Ftcnclt soldiers arc shown with otic of their frogmen who had preceded them ashore at Port Fuad, Egypt. In the rear U • partly-submerxed vessel. (Official French Photo from International) Give Thanks By fining This Thanksgiving! After tin' Japanese attack on Dec 8. 1941. Gen. Douglas MacArthur ordered the remnants of 15.000 U.S troops. 40.000 Filipino soldiers and 100.00 Filipino reservists to Bataan for a last ditch stand. At thi, action ot tv** ___- __ ■ » . *-» .. lo Corregldoi T ,ThC 1” '00° American, and A miniature weather station has been developed for the Navy which will make weather reading* at sea very easy even during the roughest conditio.)*. When i > it arm '* length the elements o ' the set measure surface atmoso’-rrlc pressure, temperature,- humidify, wind speed. an<i directin' \ |< locks the reading in place for Subsequent recording in a shelter­ ed area. In Cavite Province to the south. One hy one the larger naval guns and mortar* on Corregidor were knocked out of action. The va­ liant defenders sought refuge in Mnllnta tunnel on the island. By May half the t !J 7 4 were on Florida industries produce near­ stretchers in the tunnel. Medicines ly six per cent of the nation's were almost gone. Water rations aupply of paper and paperboard. were reduced to a cup a day. The .MATCHING IlOCKER— HASSOCK TU RKEY F R E E A nice choic* of covering on this set ECHOLS “DAY or NIGHTEIT SOFA PLATFORM ROCKER—CHAIR TU RK EY F R E E 11 1 0 .5 A LL FOR 1 Purchase either of tbe above bargain* NOW and receive a pur­ chase order for your 10-12 lb. Turkey. IMeh your Tavkey NOW— Thanksgiving or even watt till Christmas . . . . . . But. make your purchase NOW! llif h m a,. eat food or water to main him Uoa •nough weight te more without further entangling hlmrelf. He got out by a much man direct method, however. Other membera of the fatty fared him, tied a rope to his ankles. and polled. Nichole* loot a efctu* Of float here aad then bat wig act seriously h u rt The uninitiated picture a c a n aa an opening la a Mllaide, wllll a hortrental passageway to a room. Mott c a m la thla an a da not follow that pattern. They atari aa a email hale hi the grand, zlg tag at all anglea from vertical to horliontal and wind «p tn a room or chamber. Traversing the paaaage of nch a cava la anally torturoua. la 1*30 Nichole* visited Cbm* berland'a fa mono Bobo Cava. M had been diam ond la lttg add' aealed off u a aafaty proa aodea la 1918. Scores af bone# from pre­ historic animal* bad boot fared there. Nicholas basted for, aad eventually found, another aawalng. It was so anal! he couldn't even get Ida heed la R. He dug—right Into the jaity st The section of the cava ytaldad remains of 45 apeelea of oaimala, M long extinct The apedmsaa In­ cluded bones from the and from the ancient peccary, a pig like specie*. p : Antibiotic Inaurenc* A new weapon against disease now offers your doctor - and you extra insurance that the antibiotic he prescribes for you will be effec­ tive against tha germa it is sup­ posed to attack. Tha new drug, Slgmamycln, la actually a two-pronged weapon against families of germs which have learned how to eurvive in the faee of antibiotic attack. T h ese hard y Jn i “HEAVEN PROTECT ME PROM A BLUNBRING FR IE N D " -----' U i ISm s masse Sslsw) Medicines today a n Ufa like the preacriptloRS of past /ears. They a n m on specific, and a great deal more potent. That la why results a n now so much better. sa*tsaJF / 'H have been causing El a * V ic*». Ul sad bun. wNiVJLs In c re a s in g eon-r-af V i * *r»omwss.hupK a**8" * PhT* I I t / .T f aleiana sine* antir«M year Islth T ,. o « e - biotic* cam* Into in its Thanks* ^ L S l »«rt 1 airing appeal tor * T?"-*, wide ua*. L ike ■ fliaa resistant to n tfiira tffllffl S u pply on-the. DDT, thay somatimaa flourish tn •pot help wArrs and irArii it It needed, concentrations of d ro p supposed la I rotr<iant Chuirlira, g|,e to the to be deadly to them. AiisarOumSuarLus A rria t, |a Slgtnamveln la a combination of .stlm lir Churches, glee to T i l t two powerful agents. On# is a broadn i s n o r s ’ T t u x k s c m v c Clothixc ra n p antibiotic, active against UIU IC IIO S, la bynagoguri. giro la more than a hundred human diseas­ cviTto Jrn m i Arrtvt. «rrr t a es. The other Is a newly discovered S t m n u Ft.'.'ll!. antibiotic of narrower ra n p , which knock* out resistant germ* where I’ublishtJ as a public stru ct in toots, they exist, or prevent* them from oration trilb Tbt AJrtrimng Council, arialng altogether. Laboratory testa have inown that there two antibi­ otics in combination actually hav* Florida's forest Industries man­ a greater effect against Infection ufacture nearly $388 million worth than thalr total effects whan given separately. of products annually. Resistant organiims have proved particularly troublesome In Intestin­ Forest Industries in Florida em ­ al Infection*, where they have aometimre caused death*. Resistant pnsuploy 32.818 persons. Annual pay monia prm e have also appeared In recent year* rolls and profits total $!M million ^^H^R A powerful Japanese aisult force of 200,000 men opened the buttle of Bataan on Jan. 9, 1942, against the ragged, ill-equipped An,erican f ‘»«P‘no defender. under Gen ~Jonathan M. Wain wrj(Jj1j ,, ' . . . . r,c" ' M ,cA r‘ hur made h i. head r,“* ,.er" on Corregidor. He stay, f d ,h ,r ' “ " I 11 ord* r' d ‘o leave ^y, ph|*Ui ,m. y ,ne . / or A‘" , , ' * 1I * reaching there March 7. Wain wrJght defended Bataan until hi w .h . , T vi “ I think that television offer* me the best experlnce at this time. In thl* role the director, have given m* a o f freedom In acting for the rir,t time in mv life " In "T lic Road That Led A far". . iii., p i ,... „ Miss Laurie P laja • woman who m irries *i fn*in !)*in I) r i c j in rii i with four young children nr t fnres ?,K the problem of winning their con- ^ fldvnce and affection 1 "*"’ each trip on the baala of a apeiaotogy quit. Caveing la one of the dirtiest, roughest and sometimes moat dan­ gerous of pursuits. Yat more than 2.000 persona a n members o f the National Speleological Society, ded­ icated to preserving the weird be­ ings that Uvt In eavat, and ch art­ ing and surveying the more than 3.000 known caves In the country. Once while exploring nearby Goat Cave, Nicholas wiggled up a slant­ ed passage *o narrow he serapod one oar on the top of the cave and the other on the floor. B ack ­ ing out, hla sweater and shirt ro il­ ed to his shoulders. He was stuck and any movement only made m atters w on*. !Ie knew panic might be fa ta l. He lay perfectly stilt and waited. Even the vibration* from a shout might bring rocks tumbling down the clnflned passage. He estlm at* ed it would tako three daya with* Be cautious about using medicines that have been prescribed for someone slse. Well meaning friends may even suggest a med­ icine that may cause h am . Never take any one eisa’a prescription without your physician's approval. MU. KAORU NATOTAMA, wife of Japan ese Prim e M inister Ichiro Hatoyama, U shown aa she received a citation at Bar­ nard College. New York City, Mrs. Hatoyaina Is president and administrative head of Kyoritsu Women's College and director of tho Women'* Association of Japan (International) TOUCHTON DRUG C O . Coevrteht H i l l KIMINO TNI TROPHY after winning the 9100.000 Washington Inter­ national Race at Laurel, Md., are trainer Georges Pelat (left) and jockey Guy Chancellor, who rode the victorious horse, Master Doin'Andre Lombard of Paris, France, owns the winner. (Intcnustlnnr a beachhead. Walnwright surren- ments. dcred Corregidor on May C, The small narrow-tfuugt- railroad is covered. Roads to only a Since the war, Corregidor has fcw 0f the gun* are passable, been a Philippine military reser- The parade grounds are covered vatioif. Malinta tunnel wa* used under to store ammunition and visitor* to the island were restricted. The ammunition now is being removed to another storage area on Luion. The Jungle quickly began to re­ claim the island. It spread through the ruins of the military tourist headquarters on thn highrst point Why don’t you Join the Chriatm»a Club Savings Plan today? Make sure that you fH E D E L U X E W AY TO SAY year. Save the amount you want each week. You'll receive your big 110 S. Magnolia Ave. at 2nd. St, OPEN MONDAYS T I L » p.m. Thune 1232 "RITD" BAMBERGER, Manager Chrlstmn* Club check, in time for happy gift shopping next year. There’ll be no big bills after Chrlattms, CHOOSE THE PLAN YOU WANT Th ere's A Reason RECEIVE . . . wh> Mutual favesiraent Funds enjoy ronntry-wMe accept­ ____ 12.R0 ance amnng people »ho went tn put surplus dollar* tn work ____ 25.00 wisely and prnduetteeli. _____ Today, pcoplt living to every state arroas tha nation hav* aver R 0 .0 0 ___ 100.00 aovan billion dollar* in tr,lfd for them in this modern way. __ 250.00 Phone aa collect or »rite fur information, yaa aalew you an request. Ne obligation. Stan Comstock Established orfr 29 year* ia Orlando 1415 Conway Road G ive and Serve Bourbon de Luxe, the Luxury Bourbon Blend now to a striking now holiday carton ami special gift caso. S PHONE ORLANDO S U M # Represeniinr Vilen A Lakeland. Florida Vlrmbrrt ,Vlid«e»t Stuck exchange ( hicago Hoard of Trade COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE f TH E LUXURY BOURBON BLEND Alto uioiiablt os a Kentucky Straight Bourbon B’luskov THE BOURBON OE LUXE COMPANY, DIVISIONOF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION. LOUISVILLE. KV BOTH 86 PROOF -KENTUCKY BIT MOLDB0URE0N WHISKEY CONTAINS 455 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS . �A y 8 A C T0 1 D H ER A LD ComiHifsory Aufo Driver Exam Every 4 Years Proposed l) Iratloo of her Sanford aa -* >» i that I am a pert o f them. I Dke the sta g s." ' vivacious sta r demonstratIt sight, her complete know* o f the pane the portrayed . . each ooe —aa the eharac* •ketches were unfolded In and action revealed her to both subject—and character. (p Sa y x » Hutchinson's "Thumbnail sketch o f a W ar Tride, i to her new home In A me* HJulia Walker's Curia", a I uu uUt required aa Irish , la the portrayal o f a tbeatra,,acrubwom in; and the •dap* M m i e t Cleopatra from "Shake* ^ f a r e 's Heroines"; climaxed with r Mother of t i o "Thumbnail -V Ih o a tr e " original character .sket* . ch e f "P e a rl Goes to The O pen” brought exclamations from tart tig h t's numbers that rangsd from adorable to restful. Mary Hutchinson playa to the | tttfttt circle, she admitted I t T I U 'f the reason her audience . . . ^ ^ |f, , p . her performance. She -"I love children and I love for them since they like _____ _ and children of every ag* cMttpred, following her perform' * 00* fo r an autograph. 1 r comedy and drain a. straight i from shaketpear, Mary Hut* n kneaded her auditorium ---------re last night Into a full ac­ claim of hsr outstanding ability to command her rightful p lace la the forefront of the nation’s favorite performers. No one artist has been able to capture an audience so completely as/lid Mary Hutchinson tart night Sanford lr> & I 4%4J¥\ ft ■*<*. L \ __________ te . of Mla ml. models at the beech In Nassau, British Wert Indies, a swimsuit dmignad by Nettle Rosenstetn, which enhances the Latin Amer­ ican motif with e huge n n rtrsw. The suit feature* a saucy rumba raOe and •’cha-cha'* bodies line. ish Paper (Continued fr»m Page One) the friendship o f Poland and the Soviet Union have been settled/ The Moscow communique on the Ulka said the Polish chieftain and the Kremlin leaders agreed that Soviet troops must remain In Po­ land, but the Poles were given veto power ever Russian troop movemsnU within their country. Western observers in Moscow and Communist officials In Warsaw got the idea that Gomulka got everything be asked for, and may­ be more, In hit meetings with the Soviet leaders. Hospital Notes (C eatlaesd Proas Page t) narcb ln g unit and band from Florida Military Academy, along w ib . the Seminole High School B4nd and seven other bands will f m U h the music and rhythm, os •111 as color and branty for the Icfigcr-thanever parade. *W e will be there with bells mi,' the Winter Park H'^b School Band notified Chairman McDon­ ald. "and they mean It literally," h* said. "U p until now,'* said the Parade Chairman, "we haven't found out Jg r t, exactly how Santa will ar­ rive In Sanford. According to McDonald, there are saveral ways the Jolly Old Gentleman can arrive her*. Boat, train, Jet air piano, helicopter, or maybe even resorting to hia alelgh and reindeer. "However, we wit] know In Just « 4 a y or two Just exactly how he wilt arrive, and w ell let every­ body know so they'll be on the lookout for him,” said the Ja y tce Parade Chairman. 40ding color u> the parade this year will be 15 small floats and 18 or ffi large floats. Schools of the coualy will aoonvor and man the am lJler onus with civic clubs, business ho n e i and others spon­ soring the 'z rg tr ones. " I t ’s going to b.i a big Christm*g.” is the message reaching Sanford from various sources. And In SanforJ — prediction* •r* even bigg-r BROTHERS DROWN MIAMI (A P)—Two seta o f tiny footprints on the bank of a canal led Marchers to the b-rlie* of Har­ ry Kerwin J r ., 2 and h it brother Steven, 1, tn the water yesterday. The tots had wandered away from their fenced bark yard. Legal N otice VuTICC o r BALM nolle* Is ittrsby »>»»* that butmoot to I’ls il !>•<>«* rondorod aa tho Jn.t d«r of Nuxmbsr. ISIS, la that itru io causo ponding la lha Jilreall lo aair. I'uurt la and for Btmlnol* vl.iilda. la Chancarr, wharala P in t Ktdaral S atlaaa and I.oaa Aaaoclatlon o( Samlnol* Comity, a corouratlon. la I’tanlllf, and llA l-ril l>. DAY, al al. ara Iialaadaalt, Caaa p oek at No S ilt, I. a I*. IIK1INClark of lha aforaaald Court, • 111 wllhla lha Isaal houra of sal* on aioodar. Ik* Ird day of UaeaiuPar, ISIS, uflsr for aalo and aall lo Ilia hlahsat and baal blddar for ■aak *1 lb< froal door of Iho Court llouaa of Samlnolo County. Klorlda, — la Sanford. Klurlda, Iko fallowla a drierib».| prunsrty, altaalad aad kalna In Bsmlaola County. Klorlda, to- » l t ! Tha South 10.71 fail of Lot t*. aad all of Lot II. nioak I. TUr *. accurdlay lo K. It. Trafford'a Map of Maaford. Florida, raeordad la r u t Uooh 1, pagan ISSI, of Iho public racorda af SansInolo County. Florida. Paid aala will ba mada pursuant In aw.I In ordar to satlafy tha isrirs of* said Final Dacria. I O. I* llaradoa Clark of Circuit Court la aa4 for Samlnolo County. Florida. I (Cl lieu IT COUIIT aBALV NEW YORK til—William Noble What la be going to itoT “F irst o f all I’m going to pay was having a daiquiri fo r break­ off the taeome tax people. I m H f £ ' fa st Inspector Reid Clifton said such tests would help determine a driver's mental and physical abil­ ities to drive. Ho also recommended lo the driver safety committee of the Legislature's Legislative Council these other ntsnks In a urogram to mako the highways safer: L A maximum speed limit of 60 miles an hour by day and 50 by night. Currently there are no legal speed limits. Clifton said the patrol would be wlBlng <o settle on C and 55 maximum limits. 1 Changing issuance of driver licensee to a person’s birthday date Instead of everyone getting them at the same time every year Such birthday Issuances would be good for two years. I . A uniform traffic code for the state, eountlss and cities. . A law <o permit usage of mechanical devices such as radar and electric timers to record speeds of autos. 5. Inspection o f autos on a state­ wide bails. Both Clifton and Sen. Merrill P . Barber of Vero Beach, chair­ man of the atudy committee, re­ ported thla year’s death rate Is running fa r ahead of last year’s. At the corresponding Urns last year 150 persons had died In traf­ fic accidents. So fa r this year 1,039 parsons hav* been killed. Loyal Phllllm of St. Petersburg, chairman of the governor’s sdvis- JOHN OUNOIRSON, 33, Is re ­ moved to tn ambulance after the ear he was driving era* Involved In an accident near Central blip, N. Y., with another auto and horse-drawn wagon carrying 49 Brownies on a hayrlde. All of the gtrb were Injured, three se­ riously enough to be hospital­ ised. Adults Injured along with Gunderson w ere the hayrack driver end a passenger in the other automobile. (IntcnuiUonal) ory group, said his Servlet b our Motto. Mebch Illdjf. SANFORD PHONE 1136 IRVING L PRYOR, REP. '#»■»■ • will come up srith definite proposals designed lo “mako Florida the safest state In the nation’’ l i auto driving. You’ll Find It In - tm w F T -s m s m ti E A S Y TO F IN D - H A N D Y - C O M P L E T E GaM Member* ' th e Lutheran Church of tht Redeemer of S.inAdmissions: ford, the Rev. P. Schtemmsnn, Mary J . Harkey (Sanford) pastor, will form irm an Important Willie Mae Duhart (Paola) representation at a Barbara A. Thom ai (Sanford) Lutheran Cturends Sunday, Marie Mixon (Lake Mary) 25, In Winter H r/ei. Dorothy Stewart (Sanford) This will N> the ‘’ all Meeting Mae Myers (Sanford) of the Cen-ml Circuit of the Sybil Best (Chrystal Lake) Florid* Grordo District. /Ith Births: Grace Lutheran Church of Winter Baby Boy Harkty Haven acting n* host congregaDischarge*: tlon. The me»tlng will hec'n at Baby Girl Timm (Sanford) 3:30 p. m.t with the Rev. Hrrtld Molly Williamson (Sanford) Kremer of Lake Wales ’residing. Dorothy Cotter (Sanford) Other Lutheran ehurchet parti­ Robert Redding <Sanford cipating 'n th'v Important .neetng Katie M. Williams (Sanford) will come from "oeoa, E -*tij, Pearl Seals (Sanford) Gotha, LaVel.ivf, L ik a Wilro, Nov. 28 Melbourne, Orlando, Sebrbv. St. Admlstlons: Cloud and Winter Haven. Still-lifes ran be at tlmple aa tbit tn r, ret effctUte taoagh te be E ffla MIriks (Sanford) rnUrird and beag am a wall. These Theae Clrtult teetlngs art* for Katie Jsan Whssler (Sanford) all members ol the rhnrcn. Evr-y Mrs. Sula Jones (Osteen) Interested m in, woman and yo.ni! Still-Life Snapshooting Roger V. Williams (Maitland) person is cordially Invited tn Edward L. Hawkins (Andrews, Ifavo you ever noticed how al­ taker’s repertory—and in his al­ tend. Refreshments will be served N.C.) most every national snapshot con­ bum, too. For you can’t shoot following the meeting Births: test has a number of awards ear­ even a single still life without Baby Boy Cassidy marked for entries in tho "..till learning much about lighting and VLIUng Ilourv: life” category? Well, it you’re like arrangement that will prove in­ Private Rooms, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.* most of us. you’ve probably valuable to you in all your other SemlPrlvate Rooms, a to 4 p m., thought, "They're for tho experts snapshooting. 7 to 9 p m.; PedUtrlcs, 11 a.m. to Remember, any grouping of ob­ and the specialists— not for casual * p.m. Parents and Grandparents jects can be made to servo your Sunday snapshooters like us!” only; Obstetrics, No visiting dur­ But that's whrro you're wrong purpose—and the simpler the ing feeding of babies. Private —because still-life pictures are “props" the better. A willow-ware Rooms, 11 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 to within camera range of every­ bowl, some glossy apples, a plate 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Semi body who can focus accurately and a paring knife arranged on a Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 and make time exposures. You checked tablecloth — a collection to 9 p.m. need no more complicated equip­ o f Dad'i pipes and tobacco or ment than a simple box camera, Sister’s record player and album ordinary home lights or photo- covers—a bouquet of salad green# VALIDITY OF LAW UPHELD floods, and — of course — a good teamed with cruet, h erbj and TALLAHASSEE (A P)—The Suspices—the top of Mother’s tew ­ eye for interesting objects. preme Court haa upheld validity Yes, in still-life photography, ing machine spilling over with o f a 1953 law which provides a tho “eyes” really have It! For the fabrics, ribbons and spools of new charter fo r the city of Idea underlying cfTectlvo still- thread--any of these can yield a leah. lifes is first to choose pictorial handsome composition either in The law had been attacked by elements that are Interesting In color or black-and-white. George Pfaffendorf In the Dade S till life arrangements are themselves and then to arrange County Circuit Court which sus­ them In a composition that's bounded only by the limits of tained his contention that a pub­ pleasing to the eye. And you'll your own Imagination and wil­ lished notice that th« bill was to be surprised to see how very lingness to experim ent T ry an be Introduced was tmdequa'e simple elements can create strik­ interestingly lighted view of lit­ The Supreme Court said legis­ ing rffw li achieving beauty Just tle Kathy's ballet slippers, a mu­ lative journals showed publication through the pattern of shapes and sic box and a tiny figurine—or requirements had beon m at textures or in the interplay of give fancy a whirl with a com­ position that highlights bell, book ACTOR TONY CURTtl and his shadow and substance. We personally fret a few still- and candle as Its theme. Ray Schalk, Hall of Fame cat­ wits, Janet Leigh, play support­ —John Van Guilder llfes belong tn every picturecher, assists Paul Hoffman In ing rotes to their daughter, Kelly Lee, at Idlswlld International coaching tha Purdue University Airport, New Yotk. The chubby baseball team. six-month-old w as flown In from California tn Join her parents, Army's 55 46 defeat of Colgate who plan to be In the East until marked the highest number of after Thanksgiving. Thla wss football points ever scored by two Kelly’s first flight slnca tha stork colleges In one game. brought her. ffntrrnatlonatj Nev. 1» r \ \ o °se the U Your Dreams ' Give Her The G ift She Wants the Most— DIAMONDS, set In White or Yellow Gold from 829.73 W E R T JE W E L R Y STORE 202 E . 1st. StPHONE 5 Everyone Appreciates the Fin est Give H er— Daniel Green House Slippers IV E Y ’S SHOE STO RE Beautiful P atterns Sanford Jewelry Sc Luggage 300 Sanford Ave. Phone 1346 Sh e'll love one o f our D ressy Dressea and priced so reasonably—$fl.W - $7.93 IL 4> A. D EPT. STORE Cor. Sanford Ave. and 4th St. F rigld air* Automatic Washer The Savingeit W aihcr Made $234.93 and up CLAUDE H. WOLFE 306 E. First S t. . T O rP E R S Nylon and Orion in White and Pastels $14.93 to $24 95 Hollywood Shops 114 E. First S L * W estern Flyer Bike 2t*' 641.93, $47.95— $52.95 Sm aller Sizes down to $36.95 W ESTERN AUTO STO RES 212 E. F irst SL COSTUME JE W E L R Y E a r Rings—Pins Bracelets Necklaces TOUCHTON DRUG CO. WATCHES Hamilton — Elgin Bulova — Gerartl Penurious WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. LENTHER1C Cosmetics from $1.50 Bath Powders from $1.00 Talcum Powders from 85c ROUMILLAT Sc ANDERSON On the Corner by the Clock Complete Line SAMSONITE LUGGAGE From S17J0 MATHER o f Sanford 203 E. Flrat SL LADY BALTIMORE The nation's luggage valu* In Colors and Ivory All Sizes, Y O W E L L •S o& c/l FAUST'S SUN DRY STORE *To Better Serve You” 20th & French Ave. v. p Corner W. Crystal Drive & Lake Mary Blvd. CU FF LINKS A large Selection from $2.30 WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. " Ills ” men's toiletries $L up Yardlcy for men $1.00 up Brush and comb sets $3.50 up ROUMILLAT Sc ANDERSON On the Corner by th« Clock FAMOUS P R ESTIG E Swivel Platform Rocker Foam -rubbrr Cushion $68 MATHER o f Sanford 203 E . F irst SL Phone 1504 8U1TS By Warren, Sewell, and Merit Clothing Cb. In sizes 34 — 46. Rayon Oannel, Wool flannel, Wool wonted, wool-nylon-da­ cron. $29 93 — 649 95 COWANS 212 E F irs t SL Phone 874 WORK SHOES Combat— Engineer—Lace $3 96 up ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 S. Sanford Ave. Gifts tor Dad Bedroom Sllppsrs Attractive and Warm 81.98 and $2.98 SANFORD SHOE CENTER 208 S. Sanford Avs. CU RLEE Suits (or Men — $39.30 to $59.95 Regular and’ Irreg u lar. P U R C E L L ' S : 123 W. F irs t SL WIZARD OUTBOARD 6 HP, separate Tank, neutral Twist-grip control, $168.50 W ESTERN AUTO STORES 212 E . F irst SL PHOENIX—Sox fo r'fo r Jlen A Large Selection Unusual Gifts Real Art Pictures Beautiful framed reproductions and Originals from $3.93 WILSON-MA1ER 311 E. UL SL Phon* 958 O. D. Parrall’s ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: The Very Best 310 E. First LIQUEUR AND BRANDY Assortment In a Gift Box 64.95 Complete TOWN PUMP 112 W. First SL Gifts for Boys Complete Line of Wonder Horses SI2.95 up FURNITURE CENTER 116 W. F IR S T SL Gifts for Boby FEEDING DISHES ___ 81 M up BARY SCALES $7 95 up G IFT STOCKINGS - $1.00 ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON On the Corner by the Clock Pat Gifts .OK Of Fashion Wise Merchandise Y O W E L L ’ S O. E. W AFFLE IRON and Grill Combination Reg. $19.95 Sale Price $12.00 RANDALL E LEC TR IC CO. 112 Magnolia ,Ave. I F she Is dreaming of a White Christmas (White Sewing Machine, that is) Let G A RRETT'S help make the dream come true. Phono 1422 A PORTRAIT OF YOU F or Mom to hang on her wall, 8 x 10, In oils Framed $9.30 JAMESON Phone 3198 Home Gifts // Use Our Lay-Away Plan or Credit Plan On Rcautiful Mohawk Carpet Sanford Linoleum & Tile 127 W. F irs t St. Do your Christmas Buying On Our E asy Payment or Lay-Away plan FU RITU RE CEN TER 116 W. F irst St. A G IFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY JOHNSON SE A HORSE Outboard Motor from SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Sanford Av*. at 25lh PHONE 2823 TA BLES Comer Table*, Tt«r Tzblcz, Step, and Coffee Tables from , $1.93 WILSONMAIER 311 E. 1st. Phone 938 J Pc. CURVED SECTION with zipper, foam rubber eu PERUNA DOG CHOW . $196.00 A new kind of dog food MATHER of Sanford contains everything, 2'» lb. 37c 203 E. F irs t St. BIDWELL FE E D Sc SUPPLY CO. 110 E. 2nd SL Phone 1458 HALLMARK Christmas Cards Single or Boxed Tr#«s ft Trimmings Abo Gift Wrapping TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Christmas T R E E LIGHT3 ORNAMENTS LIGHT BULBS TOUCHTON DRUG CO. COMPLETE*"SELECTIONS Christmas Tre« Trimmings and Decorations Buy while stocks are complete K EL’S 3 and 10c STORE INC. Gifts for Him W lb o tL Ju r experienced pharmacist* will accurately fill your prescrip­ tions, using only tne finest material* available today, a t * reasonable price. REMINGTON 72 AUTOMATIC Shoots shorts, long and long rifle Model 350 643.75 W ESTERN AUTO STORES 212 E. First SL D R E SSE S Distinctive Gifts By Jonathan Logan, Minx At MONROE CORNERS Modes, Psg Palmer. Rite Ftt, CRAFT AND G IFT SHOP For E v er Young. Styles that are First Street perfect for Holiday wearing. 3 MUes West of the Clock S i m : 7-13, 1 0 V 2 4 4 , 50. $3.96 —821.96 Every Woman wants Fine China COWAN’S 212 E . F lra t F ir s t S t. Phone 874 by Lennox, Caitleton, Syracuse Buy on the “China Club Plan” S W E E N E Y ’ S INTERNATIONAL STAINLESS 114 Magnolia Phone 14T 6-Pc. Setting $5.75 — 88 95 COMPACTS AND U P STICKS gold, silver, stone-set, enamel from 83.95 FRANK NOELL, Jew eler 110 S. Park Ave. \ S t ATE F A I iM / ^ T INSURANCE I jw ik s a k c i^ group Noble, 36, la a writer. The world being wbat U Is, that m enu he baa knmm poverty and dis­ cipline and loneliness. He has had faith in himself when 'he world could see ns reaso.l for faith, and hs constantly wishes to be a better writar than he feels hr If. A bacnelre, h i b«s llvrd in a M anhatUi cold wrV.r Hat since 195). "Snipfinger Creek” was his first hour length TV drama. In the part three years he has written three playi while support­ ing bimsetf %t odJ Jo bs- typing manuscript* to.' others, working SW EATERS In • greeting rant house. Now a by Feathrrknit and Bradley producer has taken an op*ion on Black, White, and all the new one play, still unUtie.t, wUeb he Fall shades wrote in collaboration with Jam es Cardigans, Slip-ons, matching Leo Htrilhy. Forture Is smiling. sets. Orion and wool, sizes 32 to 46 1106—$10 98 COWAN’S 212 E . F irs t Phone 874 Lutherans Going To Circuit Meet In Winter Haven sito tf-\ 0 * , ■t . " l never drirk at breakfast," be net very good at handling money L’said, "b u t I need nm etk lag V aad flrat o f all ! want to make f*v.\ [; - "L ■• relax me. The tension ke all la awo they’re paid. 1 d e a l eare ^ ; 1 h ere." Hs tapped U s stomach. about clothing and c a n ami that I t was qnlco m-dsrstandabi*. He was (SO.OCO richer than he’d tort o f thing. Sot I would like a 'JH H ^ L been bofott the telephone rang record p layer." What clta doe* the previoif s t .s m on. Tb# eal'er be want? was • representative o f K ra ft’ •'The re it sojo tj pre'ty corny,” I T h e a t r e NBC-TV, Wedaeedey he laid. "Y ou ir.iv not want to evenings, wbo informed him that put it down. But I’d likn to bring a committee composed of critic my mother to New York to Uve H Walter Kerr, playwright Maxwell h«re a while. She’* a widow. Her [ : i , Anderson sod aertess Helen Hayes name la Mr*. May Hart and ihe had adjudged Us drama, "Snap- live* In Spokane, Wash. She'* finger Creek,” the hert of the n«»er been to New York and 1 year on that weekly dramatic want to bring her here .And then t j r ^ S S ^ W : program. I ’d like to pay back Irene Sell- B ; 3 : nick—you Imo-v, Irene Selznlrk, Thu* the 150.00. " I was quite calm about It,’ the producer—51,000 she g.ivc me Noble said. "Outwardly, that Is. In I960. I t was a grant. with no ■ The tension was all in here.” He atringa attached- She said I tapped bis itomaek again. I should come to New York to m i x ntw •q « m assured the Kraft people that r it write. 1 want to pay It back so; 1 epmeg hi u ji get a haircut and wear a tie and she can give It to aomo other, With more than I show up very preseciably to a .- writer. I t would be a good Idea to wdl be capable ol keep th a t 11,000 routing.** | « b » *fiW •* ••• eept the check.” TAMPA or-The Florida High­ way Patrol has proposed a eom* polsory anto driver examination every fonr years as one way to help tut l*e ’Horida highway traf­ fic death tolL HoteUaMa admitted k her performance yeiteni -1 love pepob and I like ' them..___, _________ W illiam Noble $50,000 Richer "B E A M ” 3-Speed TorUbte Electric Phonograph Plus matching record-carrying Case and 6 Records $21.93 FURNITURE CENTER 116 W. F irst SL CEDAR CHESTS Famous Cavalier, beautifully fininshed with Inside utility fitting* from $49.50 Natural red cedar chests fmm $39 30 WILSONMAIER 3U E . lsL Phone 958 Complete Line of SUNBEAM PRODUCTS Pastel Colored Mixers 641 WM. E. KADER 112 S. P s r k Ave. The Finest tn Televh WESTING HOUSE from $129.93 BAGGERLY APPLM CEN TER 113 Magnolia 1For Ikos9 In Sarvira ~ T H E SANFORD 111..,, would be as welcome a dally U tter from hoi f l . month—$11.50 yea By Mail Anywhere STOP and sc# our wldi selection of m en's and ladies watebes from $! WERT JE W E L R Y ST( 202 E. F irst SL FliO> �21— ROOFING-PLUMBING O—BUBlNESy OPPORTUNITIES 47—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD as—MOHRS PLUMBING A HEATING Grocery A Filling Station. Well FOR DISTINCTIVE FURN ITU RE Septli Tank Installation A Service —a t Warehouse P rices, vtsti established business, good loca­ Healer Service, A r c h i e C. B E R R Y 'S. We are experts a t as­ tion. White neighborhood. Rea­ Harriett, Phone 734-VV or 133&. sisting vou to secure gracious son for selling, sickness. Pbone TIR E D good looks with functional con­ 9243, Sanford, F la. venience. Today’s best buys in nationally advertised furniture of tb# atm* old thing? Good cstabllxhed business needs at DISCOUNT PRIC ES. 901 W. See the spacious new tasteful!) partner with some money. Write F irst SL Phona 1847 for Even­ different homes in —, — • Box XYZ C. Sanford Herald. ing AppointmenL South Ptnecrest Sanfort Grove Manors Sanforx COMPLETE PLUMBING JO B • BIG VALUES Valencia Villas DeLam Including: bath fixtures, cabinet • QUICK C R ED IT aink. water pump, septic tank • EASY TER M S and water heater, approximate­ 33—MONET TC LOAN WILSON-MAIER ly $25 month. AUTO LOANS Naw and Used Furniture Call, or Me u i TODAY 311 E. P in t St. Phone 9SS 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 COST L E SS Ideally S itu a te d AT This is a free pass to the Prairie Plumbtng. Krcsky Heating Luxuriously Planned Lake Drive In Theatre for M. G. HODGES V. S. Stevens. Exp. dat« Nov. Moderately Priced 8srvtce on Ail Water Pumps— OF SANFORD 29, 1958. Wells Drilled — Pumps S and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 Used furniture, appUoacta, tool*, Paola Road. Pbone 70S and S bathe situated on Urge, etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart artistically landscaped Iota. 22—SPECIAL NOTICES 321 E ast l i t SL Phone 1831. Paved streets and all othar 43—ARTICLES FOE EALE city convtnieneea make theee CUSTOM UPBOLSTERtNO colonies of owner-occupied Wa buy and sell used furnlttroSlip Covers and Drapes Clean or Oil Your home* truly daUfhtful plaeee STANLEY KULP Paying top eaah prices h f any to live. PHONE 2454-J. SEWING MACHINE thing of valnt. SUPER TRAD­ Designed, Built and Sold ING POST on 17-4$ Pb. 2053-W. GATUN BROTHERS Dragline A BuUdoaer Service ODHAU * TUDOR Ine. Ph. 2222 Geneva. 2 0 5 -W S a n fe rt — Factory to You— Ahariaom Builders of Fine Homes Fri. Nov. 18 thru Sat. Nov. 14 Vanetlaa Blinds ORLANDO SenUncl Star, Cell For Florida Living Ju st call Garrett's Phono 1422. Ralph Ray, 3150. Enclosed hea«L Sag-proof botton Our Service Man will call at your SA LES O FFIC E rati with plastic ends. Plastl FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s * Jr home. 2825 S. French Avenue rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Weil Drilling, HOWARD C. Phone 2100 end 2980 LONO, Phone 380 207 Bast SMluirik Gins* and Faint Co Green damask sofa, good springs Commercial Ave. reasonable. Ph. 1254.R alter l u X ? Weal tod SL Phone 320 5 p.m. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, statemints, Invoices, bend bills, and This Is a free p*»* to kc P n i™ This is n free pass to the Rita programs, e tc . Progressive la k e Drive In Theatre for Theatre for 1. B. Ray. Exp. Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 Henry A. Russell. Exp. date date Nov. 29. 1958. ON GOOD U SED q West 13U> SL Nov. 29. 1956. FURN ITURE 1 FINANCIAL IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY whit | i i wait C U S S IM K D ADS Ph. 18 lA~FLACSa M RAT As "sm all Iowa" a t the general store— THE DOGGIE DINER A BAR, Lake Mary. A—LOST A M ) t m tn ro LOST— Billfold, finder keep money and please return bill­ fold and contenta to Box B . M. clo Sanford Herald. •—PERSONAL NOTICES ROLLAWAY, Rospttal and Baby Beds Day. Week, or Month— Tel. 1425. Furniture Center — 114 Writ First St. WELCOME GIFTS Florida State Bank MERCHANDISE ~ ... that are long cherished are easy to select from Powell'a varied stock. Come in and look around. 1957 ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEW RITERS No Down Payment FOR EVERYTHING In hardware LIVE BAIT 34 Mosthi To Pay and paint tee—Hill Hardware Lay-Away Now for Christmas Shiners, Bull llcsds. Pop Guts Co., 301 E . l i t SL, Phone 53 5 Doxen. 93c POW ELL’S O FFICE SUPPLY 117 8 . Magnolia Phone 986 Missouri Minnows and Worm* Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. We build, design and reflnisb. Fleming Grocery— E. Geneva Ave. Sea at 018 French, Ph. 52-R. BARGAIN! Apt. «<• fa s J* " * * * perfect condition. Call at 2800 PUM PS A SPR IN K LER t - s i m i a o i O T w a n ted Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwold. SYSTEM S All types and sizes, installed Sell Your Car to Paint 2.50 gal. Sweat Shirts, Ja c ­ “ Do It Yourself.” ROY REEL kets. Cot*, T A ts. Army-Navy , WE R E PA IR AND SERVICE 304 W. Secon I SL Surplus. 310 Sanford tw . S T I N E Machine and Supply Co. S —BOATS AND MOTORS 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. 62 Space oil haatars, all sixes front *6.60 to $50. Some like new. Your Evinrude Dealer Will pay cash for sntiquts. Also CRO SLEY BEN DIX ROBSON SPORTING GOODS for fire irons and screens. Sales And Service 304 E . 1st St. Phone 998 Super Trading Post RANDALL On Hwy. 17-92 Ph. 2053-W. Electric Company U —TRA ILERS Service— Quality —Satisfaction Order personallxsd Frsnch-fold I t will pay YOU to see us before Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 De Bary Christmas cards, with your yen boy. Open Evenings and favorite snip shot. 25 for $4. Sundays. T. V. SERV IC E 100 for *14. W1EBOLDTS CAM­ Eastalde Trailer Salsa Day or Night ERA SHOP, 210 S. Park Ave. Palatka, Fla. SEMINOLE T .V . Small 4 room bouse, several 503 Celery — l’h. 1255-J. Good-Buy: Aluminum H o u s e lota. Also laying hen* It pullata. tra ile r.‘ Enclosed cabana. Phone This it a free pass to the RiU H. P. Stearns, Enterprise. Theatre for Mr. Robinson, 2295-J . _______ ___ ______ French Ave. Exp. date Nov. 29. Sears Kenmore two burner kero­ 4 x 8 all steel, 2 wheel utility sene oil heater, practically naw. 1956. trailer. Box. 914 Orange City. Cost $30. Now $12. Including 5 Ph. Spring 4-5732. HEATING gallons oil !t container. 248 De Floor Furnaces A Circulators Bary Drive, DsBary. 14— USED CARS O AUTOMOTIVE II. B . POPE CO.. Inc. You'll Be Miles Ahead with a 200 S . P ark Phone 1440 New 1967 PONTIAC, now on dLs3 —SCHOOLS- LNSTR1ICTION play. ■‘ tnd— You'll be Dollara Ahead with the LEARN Hawaiian Danctng, 5 yrs. up. Adele Heilman. Pb. 2224-J. high-appraisal trade-in you get from Ray Herron. Just phone • Student Instruction 2458, or after 8 p.m. Ph. 1343-W • Plane Rental • Sightseeing Hides *39 Nash sedan in good condition, Sanlando Flying Service $85. Can be seen at 907 Magnolia Phone W. P. 28-9443 or Phone 902-W. ___________ 2 Mi West of Longwood On New Sanlando Springs Rd. BUSINESS SERVICES 14—BEAUTY PARLORS EMPLOYMENT 14 -CHILD CARE FR EE $ SAVE $ Mather Of Sanford 393-09 E. 1st. St. Flions 127 ROSES Juat received large selection of JACKSON and P ER K IN S roses. Get your now while they last. G RAPEVILLE NURSERY — Phone 2058. 19—MACHINERY—TOOLS 204 So. Park Ave. — Pbone 980 Seminole Realty RENTALS $10 Waves by Zotos A Realistle $7.50 Thru Nor. Open 8 a.m . • Opening Nov. 19th, French Ave Day Nursery for children from Call 971 3 months to 10 yrs. old. Apply HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK 1600 French Ave. HAIR HARD TO WAVE? Wish to baby sit at night. De­ Let expert stylists give you soft, pendable woman. Call 1368-J3. Good, old, clean refrigerator $25. lasting wavss of eternsl beauty. Lady to share large conviently PHONE 551.R. Priced from *8.50 located apt. Call 3129 evening). 28— HELP WANTED— FEMALE EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Hotpoint electric stove, good Secretary. Experienced, Five Day PHONE 563 condition. Practically new un­ FURNISHED 3-Room - apartment, week, Reply giving age, exper2300 Mcllonvillc. its. $25. Phone 790. IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS ience, when available and a/PAINTING Beautifully furiiUhcd gatuge apt. Isry desired. P. O. 1231, Sanford. 45-BUILDIN G MATERIAL* near Navy base. Must see to HAVE YOU BEEN PUTTING O FF WOMAN with machine to sew nED-I-MIX CONCRETE appreciate. Call 855..M. THAT NEW ROOF because you ready cut aprons. Easy, profi­ Window Sills — Lintels fear the cost will te too g re a t! Room to couple with kitchen pri­ table. Spare or full time. A A R Septic Tank . State Approved Why not drop in? It'll cost you vileges. Phone 2861.W. APRONS, Fort Smith 3, Arkan­ Sand • Cement Mortar Mix nothing to talk it over. You m ly sas. Miracle Concrete Co. Large 2 bedroom furnished apt. have a pleasant surprise in store .TOO Kim Ave Phone ITU $5o mo. 703 Palmetto Ave. HILL LUMBER A SUPPLY BEAUTY IS OUR B U SIN E SS^ YARD 223 W. 3rd St.. PHONE Why not maka it youra? Avon CONCRETE 2-bedroom house, kitchen equipp­ S3 'Tha Lumber Number. cosmetics offers excellent earn, Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete ed. 2702 French Ave. ing opportunity for women who Block, Sand, Gravel Cement. Ted Burnett qualify. Mrs. J . Russell, P. O. Concrete Pipe to meet all 2-bcdrootn furnished apt. Adults for PAINTING only. 714 Oak Ave. Box 975, Orlando. Qualificatioos. 2801 Grandview Phono 1952-U. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Colored maid wanted to care for Famoua Mobile "B L P " Phone 2189 houie and children. Ph. 3047-W. Out West 13th SL Outside White PAINT. Gal. *8.40 84—FARMS AND GROVES GREGORY LUMBER Experienced meat wrapper to 48— BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 4th It Msple — Pb. 2882 work in meat market. Tip-Top HAYNES Office Machine Co. 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom Super Market. 129 S. Sanford Typewriters, adding machines house, large barn. All equipment Ave. Sales-Rentala, 314 Msg., Ph. 41 and machinery. Easy terms. Ph. 1393-J P. O. Box 1154. 27 -H E L P WA.YTFD • MALE Marine Finishes 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD For Your Boat 4^ -lfO M ES Newipaper street salesboys want­ Stnksrik Glass and Paint Co ed fo r work after school. Ages 2nd ANNIVERSARY CUSTOM BU ILT HOMES up to I I years old Sec Mr. 1I2-U4 W. 2nd S t Phone 320 IN OUR Holley a t The Sanford Herald . VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL SANFORD LOCATION For Painting call Mr. Tsikar, Ph. right after school. FINANCING 468XR. Room ipaeial 114.95. Echols Hi-Rixar ............ *»4.50 LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Male meat cutter. Must be ex­ Sofa Bed sod Chair ......... 99 00 LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS FLOOR sanding and finishing. perienced, sober, dependable. Hollywood Bed ................. 49.50 Cleaning, waxiog. Serving Semi­ A. K. SHOEMAKER. Jit. Apply Tip-Top Super Market. Free headboards on Hollywood nole county slaee 1926. Phone I'/tfl lsoo Mellonvilie 329 S. Sanford Ave. Beds H. M Gleason. Lake Mary All Dinette Sets Discounted Sell, book firm-TV ads. Theatre $12,500. 3 bedroom, air condition­ Franklyn Cinam- $13900 B in k Beds .......... $119.00 ed, enclosed, garage, block con­ McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS chain. Writ* 3-Room Groups ............ 295 ou Sluinberland Court. Ph. struction. Hardwood A cork 2415 S . Park_________ Phone 1203 3-Pc. Curved Sectionals .. 199.00 floors, 90x135 lot. low MIA (Foam jiuuucrj Rubber) monthly payments, $52.79 after 2 9 - PIANO SERVICE____________ MEN— to learn new trade. MechBEDROOM: buying owners equity. 2523 anica) ability neressary. EDCO L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Double Dresser Laurel. Ph. 2401-J. FIBERGLA SS PRODUCTS CO, Phone 2184 Route 1. Sanford Beveled Mirror 1005 Sanford Ave. 2-bedroom home with Florida Bookcase Bed I I —ROOKING end PLUMBING ro o m .! extra large utility room. Innerspring Mattress 10—WOHKW ANTED F EMALE Must see to appreciate. $7,000. Box Spring (2 pillows F R E E ) PLUMBING 30! E. 26th. Pb. 2238 J . Wanted: Baby aililng. raf. 1011M. Contract and Repair Work Fret Estimates By OWNER 5-day week as Nursea Aid in rest See our new line of floor covering and complete home furnishings. Lak« front, new three bedroom R. L. HARVEY home. Phone 3013. F R E E DELIVERY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1*24 house on Lake Em m a. One and ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 21-W ORK W t.VTKD—MALE half tiled baths. Florida room. W. J . KING Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1232 Lot 211’ x 233' Turn So one 1“ ir -»in ••• " Army veteran, colored, wants “ Bud Bamberger” Mgr. mile at Oaklawn Cemetery. work. Store delivery, hotel do­ All Oil. Fired Heaters Open Monday's til 1:8# p.m. mestic. garage. Anything hon­ Cleaned an«i -w ire d CBS house, hardwood floors, 3 VISIT OUU BALCONY est. Phono 877-R. 2531 Orlando i>’ Ph. 50 BR. 2 bath, breezeway, double garage. 1900 sq. ft. Located on N O ‘ MISTAKE ABOUT IT? To T h b b a free pass to the Movie3 lots w*th 25 young citrus trees. CKRA.MIL ril.K $1000 down. Ext. 139-W. Paul E Mueller k ->.,n , n 154 i * * " ,omp|h,n' fast order a fast-. I ,n.l Ride in Theatre for David F r « ..U « a u . Q u ilit, work/ !« * “» * Ad. | R * ,| . Exp. date Nov. 29. 1956. REAL ESTATE $179. BALL REALTY And INSURANCE NO. 49 .................. ...... ........ W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO For Sale— Garden T racto r with REALTORS plow, harrow, rake, mower and IN I Park Ave Phene IT e r 14$ wagon. Coat $150. Sell for $!S0. A-l shape. Call 853-M.____ 2103 Palmetto Ave. Coipplstely furnished almost new 2 bedroom home. Monthly pay­ ments only $53 and cash equity $4—A P T R -n O U SE S-R O O M S of $1960. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms New 2 and 3 bedroom homes priced private baths. 114 W. First St from $7500 to $9600 for $1500 down located near hospital. Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W Fum . cottage, r e a s o n a b l e . Located on 17-92. Ph. 3010-Wl its lira * ll:o a 13:12 ta:4a lZ:sk 1:0* 1:00 1:Z0 !:M XT* Mi Z:on X Jo «:•" 4 :1 a S:Jo Three bedroom home for $8950 Robert A. Williams REALTOR Raymond Londqolat, ASSOCIATE Phone 1173. Atlantic Bank Bldg N ews-W eather Tha Morntan (how C aptala K angaroo Film F a r t * Fancy This l a n d o t U un (lary M oors Bandstand w . u i a ’f . w atrlh a I t am Rich o n soon V aliant Lady Lova o f Life Mcarrh (o r Tomorrow Uulitlng Light Charles Colling wood — Newt Stand L’ p and Re Counted As the World Turns O jr Mine nrooke Art l.ln k lrtlrr'e llou eeparty Klim F a re Rig p ayo ff Channel t t ) Crossroads R rtg n ter t»ajr Secret sto rm Edge o f Night wmhd - t v j s i k s o v v i i .i.w rtUVXKt. 4 T r u e HAT AST It It VOON 4:00 ttrta h te r P a r 1-tS Storm 4:10 Kilga ot Nlsht j;an Mickev iloute 0:00 Cisco Kid •if a W S .f e r d . T:n* 1:00 1:10 Silt 7:10 S :ts »:** 10:10 IO;IO 11:10 IliSO I a : 1a 11:1a !X :!i l :oil 1:10 tiJO Site 5:10 1:00 1 JO liltnevland * I’hlt HlWera The Rrothere WKDHKaDAV N oaxtxa Test P a tte rn s Hood Morning, XVIII Rogers. Jr. Capt. K angaroo Open Iloute U arry Moore A rth ur (ladfrry Mtrtke It ntch A k-TK Siaua* V aliant Lad> Lova of Lite Mearrh for Tomorrow tl siId Iit sc Light i:oo Iteport Htand up and l>e Counted Ae the World Turns Our Mien lltooka llnuseparty Rig P ayo ff Ikon Crotliy IM« Hlt.OCtlT.MS XATHIS RADIO TUKSIIA V 1 :0 0 0:10 OZIBR REALTY CO Laura B, Osier, Realtor 44—FARM aad GARDEN Hatal M. Field, Associate 2801 So. Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1359 Cabbage plants, Copenhagen MidEVENINGS: 3113 and 790 season varLtles. Gua Schmah. Ph. 624-M. Efficiency ap t Ill-way 17-92 So. City Limits. SlumberUnd Court. Red chrome dinette set, good condition. $25. 2413-W. 420 , El- See Seminole Realty fo r Desir­ Holt.___________________________ able Houses and Apts. Phono 27. Boss 2 burner oil heater. Used 2 EFFICIEN CY Apartment. Suitable weeks. Cost $49.95. Sell for $25.00. for Winter Tourist. Private bath Call before Friday, 430-R. & shower. Steam heat. Inquire Manuel Jacobson across from II— APPLIANCES Post Office. FRIO ID A IRE npplinnees, sale and service. G. 11. High, Oviedo Mayfair—3 bedroom. 1-bath home. Call l WO-J after 6 p. m. • F la. Phone FO-5-3315 or San ford 1842-W after 6 p.m. IN OSTEEN—3 llm . furn. apt. Screen Porch, $35 mo. Call after Sales • • Service 6 Phone 1323.. SINGER Sewing Machines 2 Room Apts. 112 Enn. Ph 2983-W Abo parts, accessories for all makes of sewing machines of Nicely furnished 2-bedroom apt., American and European manu­ $75. Ph. 1527. facture. 2-Ledroom nicely furnished house. All Repair Work 113 W. 19th St. Call 668-W Fully Guaranteed after 5:3o. 108 E. SECOND ST. WOOLSEY 47—BROKERS aad REALTORS 0:1k Ties 1:00 s.oa 10:00 10:1! O.lh Ar r w t x o o x T h s Rhythm Hour XVerld Xi His RVRMI.AR dill T w il i g h t gongs 4:40 ■porta Book 0:11 7 :»o Musto a t V F XV. Random SitO Night 0:00 Itlgn On R a w s Breakers Nswa XVeetara Jam boree News Haven O'clock Club New e.Florid a News-World Hporta At A Otanca Jock ey's Choice Morning Pevotlane Harmony Tlmo World At Nino Morning Melodise Ifera and There M *0 Club News 1100 Club 2*011 of Melody W or ld at Noon Till City M a n a g tr 's Rep ort 7:10 Eddto Flatter T:tk It's Danretlma Edition o:ts IfnTtod Nations lilt T h a Rhythm Hour 0:10 *:« Home With kluil# 0:11 ..aw loll’* N e 11 tea Sign Off wunsrinir CSI 0:10 0:11 1:11 til# 7:11 7:10 T:ll « oo 1:10 SKI t:SS •tie •:lo lsoo 10:10 l# :IJ ttito WORAI.VU It!## ArTWRXflfttf tills Radio F a rm Digest 1110 R a r Nona Raich 1:10 Sews litl Roe None Raoch 5:00 S:0O XVedoetday Xtatlnes W or ld At Three S:tS Public Here. Hhnw Record Preview Teen Time Ills Newe S I S T een Tim e S:** nUYS DAILY CROSSW ORD usfyuiiJ n y a u ju u c iiix tx u u w h '-: u a a u UMRua;*.. • 25 . W ild U'-’W U2)ki( : ox n '-'U ti (Cele­ aUUEfTHr.'l* J ’. ” bes) H u n a n UMUOZ 20. Virtue (.juu n a o i L d z n C1«1U iZ 27. Pals n a u a tA n n -5 s ta ­ tb iu flu ble :* 4 2 i.i v*st i :i»- 1 20 Genuine u UU3L13 41L1.4U i 32. Faucet leak Ytilirdiy’s »• • *« 35. Per44. Regret form 18. Indefinite 37. African article antelope 17. Knight of 33. European the capital Elephant 30. Deer tlnd.) (abbr.) 40. Dull-hued 3 Casks. ACROSS 4. Anrsthetle I. Smalt dog 5. Native fort IshortIN. Z ) rned) 6. Jewish 5 Senate month attendant 7. Large desert 9 rvcreeof 8 Paradis* high court 9. Revoked, as 10 Dwelling a legacy 12. Man-ofwar’s small It. Ovum 13. Period boat of time 11 Plead 17. Pull 15. Type 18. Try measure 14. Young plant 30. Garden tool 23. Famous 19. ltliindf r President 21. Infrequent (nickname) 22. Castle's protection T m 7” T~ 1 y- T24. Lay waste 28. Sandy drift lO •L- (geol.) ^ • 30. Columbus' |4 li iA birthplace 31. Transferred, IN 17 id *9 as real estate 21 iv 33. Source 31 Venture j* 2m 217 TT r r 21 38. Girl's name 17. Game Ash U kf »» id II. New Bruns­ wick (abbr.) j i IS IV 42. Goddess of night j. J4 I Rom.) 43 Itope loop TT tNaut.l 45 Arctic boat -i 4L 40. Reason *o 49 Serf 80. Jewel case* (obs ) DOWN . -* 1 Flower I 3% %% W /, %% % 4,% % m 1 % 1 i % 5 10 FOR GRAND MIS. WOODROW WIUON, widow of the 28th President of the United States, receives the flag that flew over the National Cemetery, Arlington, V a, as memorial services were conducted on Vcteran'a Day. Presenting tho flag b John F . Thompsoo, commander of tha George WashlngtonvPost No. 1, the first American Legion post, of which Wilson was a charter member. Tho Commander in Chief of World War I xvas honored at services commemorating the centennial anniversary of bis birth on December 23, 1831. (IntemStionaO GALORE, i 1 1 nuke the Want Ads your shopp­ IZ a L S L P '" * C om , ing place. A. B. PETERSON Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson SWAP ANYTIIING! Ju st pis J r ., P. J . Chesterton, Garfield Willetts, John Melich and R W Classified id s. Phoaa uun for Williams. A. C. Doudney. land helpful ad-writer. Surveyor. Mil N. Park Ave Phone M29 T h b b a free pass to the Movieland Ride-In Theatre (or Robert L. Cox. Enterprise. Exp. date Nov. 29, 1958. PIIONE 9279 for CHERRY Real Eatate Brokerage — Notary 1219 W. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop ROSA L. PAYTON. Registered Real Estate Rrnker Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha ~CLAYTON C. BROOKS Real Estate Investments So. Orlando Hwy. — Ph. 2963-J W. II. Realtor * Guy • Arlrtle Phone 91)5 “ BUI" STEM PER — General lavuror Allen Associate Price, Associate or 2122 — 112 N. Park B E A L E ST A T E DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave J . W. HALL, REALTOR Johnny Walker, Associate "Call Hall” Phone 175H L E T IT RAIN, let it ahine. Every day is a good day to use the Want Ads. Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AND IIAUKEY IN N. Park Ave. Pbene 2311 IF IT 13 REAL ESTATE *«L Crumley 4k Montoitb at 111 Park Phone 772 They Know VACANCY P R O BL E M S ? rind tenants fast thru the Wsat Ads. For the thirteenth yoar millions of Americans of all faiths will join in daily Riblo reading from Thanksgiving to Christmas. This Wcrldwida Bible Beading is spon­ sored bv tha American Bible So­ ciety. The program was obeerved last year in 49 countries. Tha readings below were se­ lected by numerous denominations. Thty are without note or com­ ment, and one may uso any ver­ sion of the Dibit he prefer?. NOVEMBER 23 Thanksgiving Ucuteruiiuii)/ 6 : 1-21 2 3 -H .. . 24 _...................... Psalme 2 7 : 1.14 2 5 Sunday _ .......... Psa lm s 4 6 : 1-11 28.............. ........ ........ Psalms 1 0 3 : 1-22 2 7 ..................... 1’lMlmH r » 1*I.H 1 3 0 : 1-8 28 ...................... 29 ___ ........ Proverbs 3 : 1-20 30 ...................... Isaiah 4 ........................................ 0 : 1- 11, 28-31 DECEMBER B1I.L8 HARD things you're through TO FAT? Sell through with Weal Ads for CASH. 1........ ................ ------- -- Is aiah 6 5 : 1-13 2 Advent _ . ................ Luka *;• M)-4fi 3 ...... .. ............. 4 __________ A ...... 8 ....... Call 1121. NEW CIVIL DEFENSE uniform It vhoun hrre b/ Sira. Jean Fuller. Director of Women'* .Xctbltic* fur the Federal Civil Defeuia Adnilnlilrallon. The trim suit I* dune In Civil Defena« Hlue, a new alude of gray-blue. 'Ilie snappy attire, one of three aew uniforms ipprowtl by the agency, may be worn by womia In civil defense and Cto Ground Observer Corps IbrnR^hont the United SU lea. r t)A Phetal W A I S T ADS 9 Universal 1:00 t SO Si Si a :0a «: IS 0: 10 a. si 7:11 1 it 1:00 S:S0 SlOO »:S0 10:00 10:S0 11:00 11: li 11 jo 1S :0 0 vsuno t v c u a n n n i. e T im au A f ASTUH.VIO* AOvsniura with traele Wslt The Health ahaw Cartoon Carnival WeatSer-Nsws-aoerU llvndssvniia Don H o l l a Corner tome l U n a e r John Daly—Na»a Llherace 4 Led Tarns Uvea Ford Thaatra Jana Wyman Thealia lla-l HWvlton Show IS4.000 question People's Choice Slaht Newe Iteport Stepping out rttarllght Theatre Sl«a 0(1 w rn sav n sr MOM.M4U 1:40 i l r n - o o Fragrant Rseuma Dibit .Hun<by------ Luka 8:1AcU 17:16- Romans 8:112.___ -----Romans 12: l1 Corinthians 13:1I’hilippiana 4:1I Bu­ Hebrews 11:1l l Sunday Luka 10:23- Luke 11:1__ Luke 12:22-; — Luke 15:1— Luke 15:11-; - Luke 1:1-; 22;----------------- Luke 1:24-4 21 Sunday----------- - Luke 1M9-I ........................Luka 1:57-4 25 Christmas Luka 2:1-5 Cut o u t th o list oboxro on: ilb i °* ° *n you TENANTS BUILDING ( H E R M A N £ ^ 24 89 Co n c r e t e p /p e c c �. *-<-. . r* »<, •*v» . raj- ft- * • w -m w ■ • . ■ **\> *«►•* .* . 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Plenty of room for small fry to play and grownups to relax. 1 . IVt • -Hatha • 5 ply built up roofs with Act now . . and you can chcoso the paint color of your home, inside and out; also bath tile and brick trim on any home not completed. marble chipa Duo-Therm space heater $11,200 to $13,500 Don’t hesitate . . Drive out Today! We ean qualify you for one o f our homa financing plans within 30 minutes. B U IL D E R S O F F IN E R H O M ES Call 2100 or 2980 For An Appointment At Your Convenience Brailey Odham, President 2«2r> S. French �Of e f t * HW< AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWSPAPEA % L U M B XLvn SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SI. 195« Big Crowd Attends Stunt Night B7 MAHAN U . JONES O V IE D O - As we arrived at the aebooi auditorium ta be one o f tha spectators a t the annual Stunt Night conducted by tha Oviedo High School each year, tha proceeds of which are used toward the athletic fund, a large crowd had alrtay asaembled. We quickly found scata and ha a good view of tha staga. It w as not long before the $W seats were filled, and some spec­ tators remained stand tag. The play* w e n so good that they were well worth the standing. The eleventh grade presented their play f l r « t - ’*Oh. B aby". I t waa rather short, but full of ac­ tion and was vsry good. Carl F a ­ bry was the outstanding acWr In Uiia play. He and Georgia Dishman w o n the representative! chosen from this class for the final Judging of the best actor and actress of the evening. Miss Kathleen Watt sponsored the play. Others acting in the play w ere: William Hart a* Jim m y; Mary Ann Tvslnsky as Ads; Mlhe T yre as Reginal; and Melania Jack son as Mrs. Dud. Professor Paul Mikler’s sen­ iors w e n next on the program, presenting ."Displaced Baby S it­ te r". The outstanding acting ability displayed by Betty Stevenson as P at F n s le r and Norman Nicks as Harry Frazier was very no­ ticeable. Betty, who Is very •dept at whatever she under­ takes, was superb in the typical Martha Raye role— only with the Kim Novae looks and Jane Rus­ sell figure. She drew thunderous applause as well as bowls o f laughter. Aa this Is Betty's senior year, we are very much In favor o f her choosing the acting profes­ sion— If Friday night wss any sim p le of her ability In that dir­ ection. I f the talent scouts could have seen her, we are certain that she would have been whisk­ ed away to Hollywood by now and *» ^ » » y tQ *upplant Jan e Associated P m Loved W lr* Hammarskjold Seeks Power To Work Out Front Query Makes Plea To General Assembly ' riW jf t ' UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. U 4 Beerelary General Dag Hammar­ skjold today asked the General Assembly to give him broad pow­ e r* to work out with Egypt agree­ ments on the deployment of the Middle East police force. . He told the Assembly he and President .Master had worked out certain broad principles on the use ’ of the force, but hit report l+ft unanswered the big question whether any of the U. N. troops EVERYBODY WAS SMILING when reports from Team Captains and members were would police the Suez Canal area announced yesterday. Mrs. Harold Appleby (left) and Miss Dot Powell (right) led after the withdrawal of Britain the entire Rroup of six captains with moruy and memberships turned in during the and French forces. Hammarskjold said he and Nas­ Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive, one phase ending yester­ ser had agreed to proceed Immeday ‘ with a luncheon meeting. Membership Drive Chairman Don Bales (standing left) lately. If the Assembly approves, and Chamber of Commerce President Clifford McKibbin show smiles of. approval. "to explore Jointly eon<-rete as­ (Staff Photo) pect*.of the functioning of UNEF the U. N. Emergency Forces, ★ ★ ★ Including Its stationing and the question of the lines of communi­ cation and supplies." Th negotiations, HammsrskJold said, would be based on two .m ajor principles: The Board of Sanford City 1. Egypt's sovereignty will be Commissioners received a tongue recognized In matters concerning lashing at the Board of Seminola the presence and functioning of County Commissioners meeting the U. N. force. yesterday following a request 2. The U. N. will maintain the The team of Mrs. Harold Ap- f £ron\ C .rm ita Ray that (he force In Egypt until It has com f * b y and Mias Dot Powell ran "U c *»>are for rent pleted Its task of supervising the ton honors honors when when the *■ “ >* Wench Building. away with with top the ot cease-fire and the withdrawal of A le tte r,, addressed to each figures were announced at yes­ troops. Commissioner, from U r*. Ray terday’s noon luncheon meeting Haromarskjold told the Aascm of the Team Captains and mem­ explained the need for an add! bly the functioning of the force bers of the Seminole County tional office and for cleanup and . „ had been hampered by the fart A 73-year-old retired cxUrmlnChamber of Commerce mem­ palntijp expense In the existing that "as yet no withdrawals have officei 1,tln * company man took his own bership drive. taken place in compliance with Commissioner John M e I s e h llf* J*1* /♦rterdsy afternoon Don Bales, chairman of the the resolutions of the G tneral As­ FRONT PORCH OF TH E HOME on the 0 .'iclo Road nt Wagner where Gerard Long* * n i l ly friend membership drive committee told questioned Mrs. Ray. Director o f , * h" » sembly” adopted Nov. 2 and 7. wood, a sawmill operator, found Roger I.ce Willinms. 10-year-old eon of Mr. and Mrs. * Sinford the group that "W e’re ehead the Seminole County office of the *\tker* d « l,dloU He indicated he had asked Henry R. Williams hanging by hU neck. T ie ropea, part nash cord and imrt hemp, wore Department of Public W elfare, of last year In both membership Britain, France and Egypt for in placed In their original poniilon by Deputy Sheriff A. K. Evuns for this picture. T h e . If. Lane w ai found «W money but we haven’t reach­ to the number of people recelv-. , formation about thlr plans to Ing aid through hcV office «h oj , • * * [ , £ • fr0 n t youngiter wm reported to have "fullen off the porch." (S ta ff Photo) ’**'"* ,,v^ ' ed our goal." **" “ ““ “ ’ Kusiell, Kim Novae. Martha Rijrt withdraw and told the Assembly r - r ------------ -— y— r — - - - vr f — -—4 — — 1*—-----------------r - ----------- -----------*5 J5r* According to the rundown of lived outside of the Sanford city |,k* would report again "a s £ g * or B etty Grab!# M the hearts o f ha memberships reported ep through llmlU and (hose who lived 'within j I receive clarifications from' the her audiences. noon yesterday a total of $1,645 Aa fo r Norman Nicks, ha may govrrnmeata concerned." " I t seem , like the county Ha. I M y r*<urn* d with ■ " " » lMded was collected and a membership lie ssld that. If the Assembly some day be a good substitute for to bear the biggul part o f t h l . ; * 1"* n ° " , r *' total of 201 was tabulaated. can tell! He gave him a go-ahead hia Initial expenje," said C o m m i s s i o n e r 1 ” ie fired from a M-cal. Clifton. .Webb. . . Who . . "The only thing we went a f­ Meisch. "and the merchanU of Colt revolver which waa left lock- played the irate fath er to perfec- talks with Nasser would form a ter this time was old members and ,n .,h* «,ov* compartment of J lion. T h e y 'a lso were well sup- foundation "on which the co­ I think we have done a terrific Sanfor.1 get the greatest benefit. "Doesn't most of this money automobile^ was heard by the ported by'Luther Duda, i s Biad-1 operation could be developed and Job," he said. distributed hv vour organization tv*° !*dles. They thought, how- Istav; Gordon llorton as Cousin necessary agreements on various •- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ uTeam Captain Art Pleva turn- f nd Its wav In o Sanford’ " ; cver’ “ jtystery still surrounds the ac ternoon, “These boys are always *■ •utomobll. tire I H erbert: Elen. Tuhy a . Delore. •»«»»» be elaborated." »“ In $147.50. Jim Hunt $115, E l c h a^ked M r. RW ' blowout. F .'a z le r ; Jinx Miller as Ruth There was no Immediate comcldcntal hanging and critical in playing with ropes along srlth Col. S. 0 . Harriman $125, Jim By Maria* Jones ( Jury of a 10-year-old Wagner boy my boys.’ Contlnulna i>u verbal distaste bad been le ill health for F razier and Peggy Fleming as ment from Ih# B ritish-French or Grant $237.50. A. L. Wilson $300. . . d ? : OVIEDO—The Oviedo Baptist who was found by two hunters •b0,“ two year, following a stroke I M artha. «"••» delegations. There also Quirk action on the part of tha and Mrs. Appleby and Dot Powell ... A , , . iv and had been undergoing treat-1 Norman Nicks and Betty Stev- was no word when they would re- Church will play host* Sunday I returning from their Held Tues- two hunter* undoubtedly Is re . its $027.50. m* n‘ by an Orlando doctor. |eason represented this grade in P*7 Hammarskjold'* request („r their former members an<l day morning about 8:30. sponsible for saving the young, Commissioner Meisch expense. The total. amount nf money for a statem ent on their with-;*|| local citizens who wish to par­ -- re . Reason for the m an’s action, 1the final judging. Roger I-re Williams, son of Mr. tier's life. An early morning re­ ticipate with their annual Thanks­ and Mrs. Henry R. Williams, was 5 5 * * 1 , 1by ‘ h* S* minoIe. County » ^ M n o r Sco t ° according to Mrs. Lane, could be The tenth g r.d ers were last on dr* " » ‘ P,4M giving get-together and Home­ found hanging from the rafter of port from the Seminole Memorial Chamber of Commerce since the take the W 111h' ™ niy attributed only to a moment of the program but first In th* prize ---------------------------coming. hia front porch by Gerard Long- Hospital give* the tO-year-old K o fMmn^ rshnlp: mU' ‘ f * y thC b,ggMt ! dezpondeney b ec.u s. o f his III; winning column. "Bobby Sox" F u n e r a l S e r V I C C C has been t*. 012.7^ Bales tcVd! ‘ Were going to see that you health. |wa„ a well-presented play. Boh- r u n “ ' a l J C l V I t e S We know what a good time we wood and a companion a* they boy’s condition s* "c r itic a l". Doc* sro’ip^ get jo u r money, Mrs. Ray, said The two women brought the by Sox, played by Lois Murphy, Q Q ITIT o m o r r o w had • few weeks ago at the Meth­ returned from a hunting trip, tor* attending him yesterday odist homecoming, seeing old noticed the boy stopped their rtrlV!! ' T Mfi^ h’ . ^u t,. , d ,ik* l° s ° on elderly man directly to the Sem-and Margie, played by Ann I) * - 7 a , m * 1 O m O IT O W state that "He may and our friends, etc. Now, we are looking car turned around and went JT $11,000 and membership at record 1 dont like the chiseling Memoriil Hospital where1Shazo, took the limelight with F o r ' J l l f f f l f * S h f l f O n hopes tre that he will recov er." ................................. . . . nf the Board of Commissioners it w. s rev ea l^ that the pistol was their bested arguments. ro r JU O g e jn a r o n forward to Sunday with pleasure. back. Investigation Into the accident­ A cleanup drive will begin Im- every tune we have a Joint pro- held In th* right hand wrapped! Lola and Ann were ably supFuneral services for Judge Longwood cut the rope from The Sunday School hour Is mediately, C ham berof Commerce je e t." In a handkerchief. Sanford Police1ported by Mary Ann Slayton as d *"1’’’ will he held m- 9 15 a m , and a apecial service around the 10-year-old boy's nerk al hanging of the youngster y e it e M « C« h . n \i.mhlr .ilan n u ' Wben ” m'ndcd that people Department Patrolman Carl C. Mr*. Hanna; Richard Smithson mnrning at S o’clock i t will be held at th* 11 a.m . wor­ while the boy's mother slept in a ! " ‘« i« r U being continued by the nearby room. The home is a ! Seminole County Sheriff ami hia Chairman nn„ n .7 « 7 n , w ^ m wl,hin CUF of S * . ^ rd hav.| podson found th .t the weapon( aa Norton Brown; W M l.c. Kel- [ J ' J j J * w P B r S ^ J r . of'fl ship hour. Our friend. Mayor Gary, has fram e dwelling Just off the high-: depulie*. promised to be on hand. He had way on the Oviedo Road In Wag­ hrttrr he there to welcome us, ner. The father had gone, as he told, a« we were there to welcome Deputy Sh eriff A K Kvans, "to him at hi* church Turkey will be furnished by I Orlando to buy a battery to start bring the total Chamber of Com -! «,nun*y would raise the total ” -i If™ ?1* °T, “ f n™ w!l0 Hollywood, for she eould really nf tha Cltv Cm m S - for four th* church. All others are asked etT- ’ mere* cooperation among San- pens* for ico t from $143 a month * 4,7 "*• double for her. No kidding, to bring baskets ami eatin g 1 The crude rop-. *'-d •"*« years. ford and Seminole County btisi- to $2'>0. The Board of Sanford "M r. Lane was apparently I The large group of people preJudge Sharon was a member of tools. Any other meat is accept- nm»se, wa* firmly around the I boy'ii neck. It was lied to a poU) A Community Thanksgiving Sernessmen up to the goal originally City Commissioners, at a previous feeling very good ami was ovrr-|sent Judged the winner* hy the the Board of Deaeon* of the First abt«* set. meeting, had agree,I to double ">e,| at rom inj la Sanford for applause meter. The loth grade iiV m i.f' rhu‘rrh '*nd Had""'tau’iiht Get jn tir things together and I on lhr fron* p4,rch wilh •no,her I v, f * wi" ^ h' ,d ‘ 0,nnrrow mornThere are several team mem- their share if the Board o f Coun- ,,ie Dowers which he enjoyed so nosed out the 12tn by i narrow i j ui , u , n, nible c l a n for meet us there. Ws will be watch­ rope ami thrown over the two- ing at th* Central Baptist Church, bers who have not yet reported, ty Commissioners would agree to I ^ h' . . •*P|,ln*<! M « - Ward who margin, thanks to the "sm all m in. R # w n also a msm- ing for you. by-four rafter. l4th st. and Oak Av*., beginning Deputy Sheriff Evans, r e c on- 1 . l n w Chalrman Balesi told th* group., pay m per cent of th . bill. | ‘h«m the after-J fr y " . t a r V ' h . S.nfoVd K lw .t^ Oub noon. slructlng the placement of t he 1*. ‘ ’ Th* membership the -------county's-----------, share - drive for thl% . . .^. rpresent ....... ..........— . .i t . . | k*** Murphy and Norman Bn<j , charter member of the rope, measure,! the height of th e 1 T h . coonly-wld* service is . . * 0,nil *noth*r phase, expense is $108 per month . m ,h*.N ic k s won the honor of being the EAs Club in Quincy. rafter from the floor at 8 foot] sponsored by the Seminole County “ We and the rUy U paying $40. g,ov* ^ « t o r and e lre s , of the night. " S n S S . ‘ include: four chll '•” ve only coinpleled tun phu-r»," „ .. .mpwnmeni m get the gun ind> •------>-i— u a u . ----- --------- j . . . . 6 inches, the noose hung 2 foot; Ministerial Association composed Josephine Mikler was awarded ,)r»n. Jam es G. Sharon J r . nf he „ i d . »„d we are confident -1 0 ™1^ n r r B L >odd mov- then replaced the k ey s." ,h* 10 Inches from the floor of the of 17 churches. i the prise for selling the most Washington, D. C.. Chandler Sha tbit Sanford merchants, business fd ,b* ‘ ,b-# •dd‘U“n ,, porch, and exactly five feet from •bout i '* . * ” \r, « • _, tickets hy W H DeShaio, prln- ron nf Rsnford; Ales Sharon of The Rev. J. W. Parham, pas•nd professional men are anxious! ,ta,ed. U* b f * ‘? ®f Dee. , l ’l ,p ' ‘ Stonewall Jsrkion, who live* th#T h * e T y '" h .d been kept home I ' o f the Central Baptist Church ®be ,oId wor'h. Jacksonville; and Mrs. Sterling «" see the Seminole County Proved Commissioner Meisch se- explained when It happened "snd Jtem hers nf the ninth grade Bolling of Washington. D. C.; and just outside of the Mayfair Sec­ Chamber o f Commerce success- comitd ,he motion which received , we rushed lo (he hosoital from school to help with t he; Is host pastor. Organist for the quickly as we could gel here" ** " f r * ° ne< wh° pul on ,hf 1fo,,r srandehlldren, Slary Au.tr.-> tion near 4th SI. killed a bobcat (ul in It* project, and eventual lhc SPP™ '* 1 ‘ h* board, family wnshlng," the mother told community service will be Mrs, I Coroner W. Hush Duncan , . i l ■ »rU " portrayal*. The hlgh^ Sharon. Chandler Sharon Jr., ye«terday morning. goals which have been outlined.' led In B v horpital »rt inves’iiM i.i ,l* h' nt ,h* bohhv.snx grmtp w ss Sierling Bolling Jr, and Tst •take and Bed treed him ," Deputy S h eriff Kvans at S * ml - j R . d . Griem*. ................. ...... a* ... ,,»«»•• M em on.i Hospital wh*, *j -p ,, R, y r „ d Bowery of the Ithe shooting laid (bat 5fr t*Ln* 1 (E lv is Prviley) a t Shsrnn said Jackson he ........................ displayed the died at 8:58 p m. and later an <!h* ri<‘(,rlM d by John Holler He Remains will be taken to Quin wild animal that meaaured st |*»»• youngster was brought. Long- F r . , Methodist Church will offer invocation and the scripture noum-ed that there weuld be "N b 1drew »*v*ral curtain call*. The icy Immediately after funeral ser leased 38 inches and weighed an wood, a sawmill operator, had administered artificial respira-, wl„ be rell) by y,* n cy ||4rry T it i Inquest — It was a self" inflict*,i1Jordlnaire* associated with him vices tomorrow morning. Burial estimated 23 pounds. shot ” ,nr,IC,' d |ln ht. . r t were Benn* W ain -U u i be in E a.tem c .m e te o . "I killed him in back of my Hon until an ambulance arrived w Henderton of the Church of the house after the dog* treed him ," at the scene. iGod. OVIEDO— This year for the The annual Homecoming at the] Assistant Mate's Attorney Voile wrt$ht. Vtrgll Wilson and John Q’dney, with servires at There are four sons in the WllOffering will be taken by th* first time to nur knowledge the F l o r i d a MeLhodtU Children's * Williams J r xra. called to the P *rry . grivesid# a t 11 am Trlday he said. B n ,.on Funeral Home 1s in j tTJ(ng a 410 guage shotgun with tw0 *hr.m h* d Rev David Carnefix of tha Student Council has been 'Intro- Home with a regular Thanksgiv* * wfl! •* Deputy Sher- Charles Parker, Linda M iller,. **’ , n No. 4 «hnt and he “like in have i io *ch6o{ jh « n the (T,rtf »ian anil Million 117 A11L •hired Into th* Oviedo School. We ing Service at the Barnett Church ' r‘ Ja m r * *"*1 Morgan JfcClel- nonnle Will I» and Johnny Trsln-1 * “i f[«• nky n rre the cast for **Tra*edy".| ^ «#m>n«»le County Bar Ai ^f j| on one nf ^og1l I arr Went a I hanging took P *a^ »!(incf. Church All monies receiveil »ra certain that it will be very will he held tomorrow morning at Ju ne Fleming. Michael Duda P a t . %nc1111011 merrher* are asked t»> ‘‘Xhiv rat haf been bothering on*Y »• 5-year-old hoy^ rem ain-: wt|j ^ utilued by the Seminola Honorary : mv dogs for sometime— had even honie with Roger U e The Co)ln|y Minlltert, i .\,lociatl.>n for Professor W. H. PeShato, pnnThe Rev. Ben Monlgoni*r, * ' whlrped both of them one tJm t.’’ l L*1 ®*P,4,n' d *® ° * p ! county and community m u r.sta . tfp«I. is announcing ,h * win-1 former pastor nf the church the Negro said. .S h e riff Evans that the five year. Th# „ rmofl wy ; ^ delivered by bers In Ih* balloting as follows: h* the guest speaker. Jake and ned. mentioned by “W y°un* s*er had told him my |he n<T j nernar,, nool> ^ th# Jack-on, a rr Walker Hounds, th a !bro|;’, r , 1 I Congregatloasl Christian Church. ..m e hounds rcpon.ih le fur lhe|n* « ■ "d f* ,‘ oK. lh® P0" " ' the rhanksgivlng Svnnon topic tskmg of th# deer which escaped! ■ • he,.vyJ kwUI * ' Progress", harger. trestu rer, and Melam* P ’' P ' ' P 7. Z L u T^*re! * MuMk »* S n r v i r # » < R g s v a n lo rT Jzckion. program rbatrman Th® R®vCarlton, sup West Dth St In Sanford, h it j e r V I C e S l \ C V C a i e O from th# Sarford Zoo some time r. *fr" pn,> , , J ' r Benediction will be offered by erintendent of the Home has In- been missing sine* 10 a.m. Tues- 1 OVIEDO— Th# Thanksgiving, * g0, ____________ __ snd working in Umatilla. } ! " JL,f ’ " ' J ! ' f h viled all alumni and form er staff dav morning services will h* held again JointRoger I-ee. secording to the Lh" fJ * lhe ^ . , members to attend the annual It Is reported that the rlderlv Ir hy th* Oviedo Methodist and! ' Dep,ity Sheriff Investigating the Dick Aiken will sing the sole Homecoming event man went hunting inwoods north, OviedoBaptists this year, the I !aro d en t, I. e bo) very large fo r , Immediately prior to the ThanksThere is an alumni meeting of Osteen and has not returned services heing held this year at Partly clouds and mild today; 1his age. He Is reported to be 5! E*vt*** U»T sermon. |slated to be held tomorrow after- home. If he Oviedo Baptist Church, Thursday mostly tloudy with feet tall, apparently th# largest1 Tha public Is Invited to attend noon st the home Im m edli'ely! Spnuf is described as having The Rev. Georg* II. Carlton, seatlrred showers and turning of the four children. ! t h # Community Thanksgiving following the Thanksgiving Dm- "his right hand and wrist off be- pastor nf th* O vM o Methodist i colder by night; low toolgb4 *0-84.| Neighbors said yesterday af-tSexvica, iner. jlow th , elbow." iCSiureh will officiate. 1 Women's Team City Board Blasted Takes Top Honors At Commission Meet 73-Year-Old Man In CofC Drive Takes Own Life With Gun Yesterday Oviedo Bapfisk Mystery Surrounds Sel Homey ....g, Accidental Hanging OalhV ‘iinday Community Service "Tomorrow Morning 25-Pound Bobcat K ille d By M an Near 4th Street Student Council Sfficers Told Children's Home Homecoming Set Tomorrow MOrninyipi«tnl 65-Year-O ld „,;'65-Yeor-O ld Mon Mon L t : 22® - r - r S Additional Local News • On Page 3 iiS S S i^ S ^ “* Thanksgiving W eather J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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