5 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6a4cca7a74374f186ed902291fc4be03.pdf d9e46868ff3f67ec3cbfdc2b8708abd4 PDF Text Text ■' r -.-y .' 4* • Vv : :.; ' ''T T P • . .***’} ’ »•-:'■* > P«X« 10. F li, N or. 1 SANFORD HERALD 19M Passport to Happiness By MAYSII ORIIO y, Apro M. lM t - P A to R A P rn m s which was overheard by bar "Certainty not. Mr. Hanson. 1 CltAPTXH ST AL nOHK sharply. Bba reeled steward. The cabin door bad been Hava merely been explaining to trembling t u d i on lha Cap* left opea to it was not deliberate you the reasons Doctor Harridan ta h ‘1 (task, but aha didn't look at eavesdropping aa hia part. The has fait unable to sign the death Id«k Bha look ad toward Bruea. steward took kto laformaUoa to certificate. Nothing will be said ■You can't have aald that, Bruea I the doctor, who felt that It should of this outside these cabin walla You can't ballava Dirk potooned bo put before me—and quite Naturally you are at liberty to do whatever you please.' rightly too,' be added. Mra. Vtotharatona!' 'And just w b s f was overThem were a few further for­ Tba Captain started noticeably bar addreaainjt Bruea by hia beard?' Dirk tossed torward to malities The Captain asked Dirk the names of Mrs Fsatherston* a luma. Attain ba naked him- ask gravely. The CapUla cleared bto throat. closeat relatives and of her solici­ aalt U ha bad let Harridan paranada him Into a court* at action 'Mra. realherstooa was over­ tors. It was m « duty to com­ that might not only prove am heard to say that she was going municate with them and hand bamaamg but dangerous ? Could to alter her will In the morning, over what Information he receiv­ all tkla tuaa conceivably ba due and that ahs was going to cut ed to the Jamaican police. Dirk gava him Um Information readily to aoaoa personal aptte on (ha doc­ you out of it, Mr. Ilanaon.* *1 sec," Dirk aald hoarsely, "bo and addad auldly: tor's part? “Maggs and Former, happen to T n tarry. Nurse.' Bruea because a temperamental woman ■poke in the pause and It teamed threatens to alter her will, I am be my solicitors lea I think I to bar be uard the term "Nurse' to all Intents and purpose* a mur­ should get In touch with them, by radio telephone If possible.' deliberately, aa though tn rapn derer.' "I haw told you there to no The Captain nodded briefly, uantl bar for ner u a e of hu Christian name. "But 1 could such accusation.*' Iht Captain "flood Idea. Mr. Ilanaon.' "W hew!" Dtrk breathed deeply only do what I felt sea my duty Mid curtly. 'And may I remind and Inform the Captain ot all the you, Mr. Ilanann. tt was you your­ once Val and he were outside on dreumataneaa of Mra. Kealher- self who mentioned the word the deck, "t vs often wondered what It would be like to be ac­ murder 7 ' ■tone'a death." "Kind of you. Captain,* Dirk cused of murder when you wore 'Y ou felt your blasted eonImpelled you to call me a commented dryly, lie added after an Innocent party—now I know.' '1 can’t understand It," Val murdererT" Dirk said directly, a slight pause, "la there any sug­ ■bowing anger lor the Itret time gestion what Mrs. feather*one •aid brokenly. 'Why should Brurr have done this to us 7" Since ha had entered the caNn. and 1 quarreled about T' 'Apparently the cause of the 'A ll In the line of Arty, my 'And quite apart from the fact that I didn t bump off Aunt May. quarrel wasn't overheard,' be dear. You mustn't be too hard on the man you love, Val darling. your action la going to cause mutts m t '1 feel i should Ull you some­ Harridan to the aext who, If he everyone a g r e a t deal of un­ thing, Captain," Vat was begin had been a member of the Hpanpleasantness." he added. Privately the Captain couldn t ning when Dtrh hmke In on her leh Inquisition, might have sent his own mother to the stahr. ffl bars agreed with him more, hut brusquely. “I think f know what Nurae wager he's suffering far more aloud he aald severely, "Come, come, Mr. Ilansun. No one has Alison wants to say. Captain. Sha over this affair then wre are." Dirk touched her arm lightly. wants to tell you that In her ex­ accused you ot anything y e t ' “ But until you have your blast­ perience elderly women patients "Cheer up. Val. I'm not going to ed autopsy I'm aa good aa ac­ often threaten to change their hang U that's whal'a worrying cused of murder, that's It, eh wills 171x1'# so. isn't It, NurseT" you. tor I didn't poisun Aunt May I have heard several of my whatever Harridan thinks, f won­ ChptainT' Dirk aald saplostvely. “ I haven't suggested such a |>alirnla threaten to alter their der." he added slowly, “ If he real­ thing, nor have I any intention of wills when they got into tan­ ly thinks It, or If hia dislike of doing so. Whatever happens after trums with members of their me has forced him to think It T** the autopsy to entirely a matter families," the agreed slowly and “Ob please don't suggest th at!' awkwardly. “ But usually It la all Her vote* broke again sharply. . tar the Jamaican police." Ha looked at htr oddly for a ,'Apart from the fact that I calmed down by the morning.' The Captain glanced at hia moment, then shook his head. gave Aunt May some heart ptlto shortly before aha died, to there watch and got to his fact, ending "It's hia blasted conscience, at anything else against me. Cap­ the tatemsw abruptly. *1 don't course. Hut.' he half-turned his think thers'a anything more to be head and gave her a faint, tired tain T* smile, '1 shouldn't advise you to th e Captain scowled down at mm1 for the present.' 'May I ask If. until ws land. I marry a man with so strongly tba notes on tba desk. T m afraid a to regard myself as under developed a conscience. Vat He to. Mr. Hanwwi It would seem that a conversation took place arrest 7* Dtrk asked, a hint of might be a difficult person to live with." lb Mra Peatheratnne'a cabin mockery was in hia voice. IT o U t I'M flv w fl The Captain looked pained. shortly before her death, some of a IM Msvsis Orsis flrprlslsd by pttmlmtua of Stsl-m li«-»s PU1rlUj|»d t>r Klos Fsotursa Irsdksls. V Temporary Enterprise (Continued From rage t) hearings. Attorney Hoffman stat­ ed, that the court upheld the right to the lOO-mlls tone because at the obnoxious character o f the business." Attorney Nat Turnbull, after Steed attempted to show that the permit Issued by Use Florida Slate Racing Commission was Issued In another name other than the de­ fendants, presented and read tele­ grams to the court correcting the error that had been inavert•ntly made. W. R. Kemp, following the hear­ ing yesterday when the restrain­ ing order was denied, said "It is very gratifying, but to he expect­ ed. that the court upheld the right of the voters of Seminole County to express their approval o f the harness horse referendum tn the Nor. ff election. It Is regrettable that the dog track Interests feel it necessary to c a m this decision of the lower court to higher chan­ nels, as they have indicated they Intend to do." Kemp stated that "Although I was overwhelmed at Ihe array of legal talent that appeared in support o f the dog track Intere-ls In an all out effort to up«rt Ihe election rights of Ihe cllliens, | was fully confident the court would see the Justice In allowing this Important issue to be taken to the people." A referendum forum lo enlight­ en Ihe people on all phases o f the contemplated expansion and de­ velopment of the harness training plant at Seminole Raceway, will be held tomorrow evening from ?a p m. at the Yachl Club Representatives of Ihe rareway will be present to answer any and all questions pertaining t„ B»c county ballot on T u e s d a y . Questions will be taken over two special phonrs and the entire pro rccdlnga wilt he broadcast over WTflR for the full hour. William R. Kemp, president of Ihe raceway, had issued a person­ al Invitation to all residents lo at­ tend the forum amt participate by asking their queillons. "We want all Ihe votrra to be fully Informed an this referen­ dum," he stated. BROTHERLY LOVE THIIIV. lOUII WIST, former Partor of the South Baptist Church In South Boston. Mass., for more than 70 year*, has built a tiny church ir Hudson, Mats., where he la In semi-retirement. The chapel Is five feel wide and eleven feet In length. Four people can he seated within, tr.d as many as ton have congregat'd outside for the services he holds on Sundays. At left. Reverend West stands before the pulpit. At right, he makes a few repairs on his liny church. (falernnKnnal) Spotlight On Hollywood Rv non THOMAS OINIRAl Marian Rpychalskl (above) has replaced Oen. Knitmice* Wltaiiewskl as Polish Defense Minister and pulltlc.il chief of Ihe Army, according lo reports from Warsaw. Gen. Spy. rhalskl became a member of lire new Communist Party Crnlral Committee when hi* friend, Wlailyslsw Gosnulka, relumed »o power. (/nlcriMfioiialj HOLLYWOOD F—One of his pretty prutcgeei says Alfred Hitchrock, famnird at director of spinechilling film - merit* another dis­ tinction --aa lha leading purveyor Iof quid sex In films. Lovely Vera Miles is hi* latest heroine, ami the followed a dis­ tinguished lien of actresses with an un nol»y but very definite sex appeal. We dltcuistd the Hitchcokian theories over lunch at she was preparing for her latest film with him, "From Amongst the Dead" that title must go with James Stewart. "I guess you would call it quiet sex," Vera said analytically. "It appear* that nearly all o f hia leading ladies have II. This goes bark to hit earlier days in Eng­ land when he directed Madeleine Carroll. He continued in Holly­ wood with start like Ingrid Berg­ man and Joan Fontaine." Prrhj p* the greatest portrayer of quid sex, she said, was Grace Kelly, with whom Vera Is freq­ uently compared. We discussed Hitchcock, scenes in which quiet sex exploded with memorable results: the kissing match between Cary Grant ami H.'rgtnan in "Notorius"; the fire­ work* scene with Grant and Kelly in "T<» Catch a Thief"; the visit ot Kelly to Jimmy Stewart's apartment in "Hear Window." All «f thrse produced more voltage than love scenes with the more obvious o f film sirens. "I think there Is a misconcep­ tion in llollywood," she observed. "Some people think sex Is a mat­ ter of measurements. I don't think that to the case." She eil**d the example of one of i the new sirens, whose dimensions t are on the incredible side At a recent industry function, the gal walked across thr floor, attract­ ing all eyes. Rut thr initial reac­ tion was followed by snicker*. Doctors Find Pregnancy Will Not Aggravate TB C Legal N otice W ADMIRAL T.V. r SHOTGUN SHELLS nnd 22 RIFLE F a c t o r y W h o le s a le P ric e s Buy Them In The Carton . . . . Up To 50% Discount . . . . Includes Factory W arranty CARTRIDGES Imperial Refineries Station - ls.i; General Insurance Limited Quantity — Limited Time R JAMES GlIT AGENCY I f g R S g l s y 't o l t aad *m*UI •oat.aCour aald (Mart, at lUafood. lewtnala f'nuolr. Florida, tkla Ike lit toy nf Knvosnl.or A. I». ISIS. > ,A»ld J. Loadqulti R ^ ^ v r l r , *,k * f Ml4 e **rt lloraor for Ptatallff, 1 ISIS, WINN T. V. SIS BAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMES & GUT C O R N E R 1 ST. & S A N F O R D ------------P H O N E 417 Florida. 9 V* I iii * s a t 1____ K. W. Jaoea Wednesday tad Mra. Hitchcock attended the aehool car­ nival with Mra. Jooea. By HELEN SNODGRASS Mr. and Mra. OUn Braddock of Mra. WllUam Cana day, Mra. Pierson were visiting H. K. BredMarioo Walts. Mra. Carl Barth- dock Monday. man, Mrs. WUllam Nya and MUa Mr. and Mra. Jimmy Haekatt Katherine Litch attended the fall stopped by for a short vlrit with meeting of the womaa'a Auxiliary F. M. Dickens and Bill Dickens of lha Episcopal church in New enroots to their home in Tampa Smyrna Batch. Communion serv­ from ■ visit in the north. ice was followed by hmchoon with Ed Clapp of Montclair. N. J. It • program of speakers and a dis­ house guest of Mrs. Anna GUsa cussion and question period. A ami Mis* Doria Faber. very Instructive workshop for-pres­ Mrs. Belle Johnson returned idents and treasurers was also home Tuesday aftar having visit, included In the very pleasant all ed relatives la Oklahoma and In­ day letsion. diana. Mrs. William Anthony, Miss to majoring in physical Educa­ Kathcrlna Litch, Mrs. Marioa Waite Mr*. ClemenUne Kemper tion. Mrs. !!. E. Braddock accompa­ and Mrs. Leon Wright attended a very delightful tea given by the nied by Mr. end Mra. J. C. Middleladies of the woman's Auxiliary ton and daughter Ann at DeLand o f St. Banabus church. DeLand were weekend guests of Mr. and Saturday afternoon from 3 to S Mrs. D. E. (Shark) Adkison and daughters at their home ln Wright, p. m. Members of the quarterly con­ Fla. The Rev. and Mra. B. W. Carl­ ference of the Methodist church, •njoytd a covered dlvh supper at ton and children Happy and Eve­ •:M p. m. Tuesday preceding the lyn attended the homecoming cele­ meeting of the conference held at bration at Safety Harbor Sunday. Mr. anil Mrs. John Hood amt the church under the supervision of Dr. Jesse Waller, district sup­ son Macky of Bradenton were erintendent of the Orlando district. overnight gursts of Mr. and Mrs. We are always happy to have the .Harold Stulti Sunday. Micky re, mained for a week* visit while Rev. Waller visit our church. Don’t forget the "ham supper," Mr. amt Mrs. Hood wtU return Methodist church Friday Nov. 9 at for him at the end of the week. The Halloween carnival at the 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Tickets may be obtained from any member of school campus Wednesday aventhe society—so plan now to come ing was most successful; from a and get a good supper and enjoy financial standpoint and if you were there you could easily see, this affair. everyone was having a good time CUb scout den four has two and that also makes a successful new members since Its ^rganlraHalloween carnival. Mrs. Bascom tion last week. Welcome Jwin TauCarlton, chairman, wishes to ex­ lum and Johnny Brey elte. The den press her thanks to all the teachmet Thursday at the home of their den mother and their den dad Don Stowell had cut out for each boy the necessary pari* for mak­ ing them-elvet a little bench. So for their first project with the aid of Mr. Henderson the hoys put together their benches and look them home to paint. Each will return them to the den mothera house and use them at the He that hateth hie hratitoff den meeting to ait on. We are It In darkneae and walkatk la happy to have this newly orga­ darkness and knowetk M t nised den in our community. w hlthar ha goeth. because Mr. and Mrs. Ifomcr Sterns of that darkness hath blinded Tavares were visiting Mr. and hia eyes.— (John 1,11.) Mrs. Sidney Emanutl Sunday. But in giving ■ sin cere, Mist Audrey Hlera. daughter of pleasant amila; In doing a Mr. and Mrs. II. R. H im , it kindness; in being thought­ Interning In Winter Park High ful, considerate; in simply School. She will remain hert until holding good thought* about after the first of the year after others — in three small, easy which she will resume her studies ways we will ever walk in at F. S U. Tallahassee where she glorieua light ers. home room mothers, friends children and everyono who helped In any way to make this a suc­ cess. Not quite a complete and official count but approximately WANT ADS S7IS was added to the treasury from this venture. •<*>** Mrs. Mary Allen of Sanford •pant Thursday with Mrs. Bess Jones and visited friend* around town. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hitchcock NASHVILLE, Tenn. 'gu-Rlght-1 year-old Forrrsl Father proudly ! told hia parents he'd been taught at Sunday School that "everybody Is your brother." "I'm not," promptly said Marnext book, scheduled for diatn- said, lie added, however, that ih, pgrker, 4. "I'm your sister." billion in StptcmlM Ml more than once Ihe company baa, - ■ — --------1— planned to conform with the new , oumj ^ necessary, because of lha projected toll-free Metropolitan , „ ..... Service, according to Carl II. f*»‘ « row,h uf *'* “ 'n' Galloway Jr.. Winter Park Tela- lo publish as many aa two booka All the Smith* and Joneses in phone Company Commencsl Vice tn out year. Winter Path cannot keep up, presiJenl This year, for instance, two •y WIMAN H IUNM1IN, M.B. numerically at least, with Ihe The main difference In (he next books were distributed, one In rOK yean there's been a great and mrdlcal treatment, the preg­ Macs and Mc's, according to Ihi book, Callaway said, will he found cjiitmversy over whelhrr women nancy should have no adverse ef­ Winter Park Telephone Company in the Itl-pho.ie numbers all « f ■'*nu“ rr and one In Delu . •uttering Irom pulmonary tuber fect on the tuberculosis. directory for October, IBM. which will In- formed by an cx- In appearanre Ihe Iwu Imm>I.* arc culoala—even Inactive cases— Many physician*, even Uioaa should have babies. In many well trained In treating tubercu­ There are 9 ' "t * , rhan^e prel.x fi.llu.ru similar but Ihe (M ober directory case*, pregnancies have en losis. advise wromen with tnactlva book, from Li. Col. A. A., to Zens digi s. ha* some 23 page* more than ill hailed because ot tear Hut they caws to watt between two and L.. and 10 Jon. se*, from A. C. I i Telephone* in Winter Para ari l pre.lect:n>r. The grea'esl Increase five years before they bream* would aggravate the Tit Wm. L Maitland wIM have P c r -- d - *• " 1* *o b.* found in ihe number of Two Philadelphia physicians pregnant, But hie formidable al'lr-** - ' way. Telephone* served by the yellow, or rtassitied. pages which report, after a survey rovering a tnactlva Cosaa Mara and Mc‘a beats them all, Alum ..it- .... ha* grown from 63 pages in Jan30-yrar period, that pulmonary with 199 listings, from Macllrkle have for their * ' , , From their studies, lira l.n.inTO 1* not complicated by preg­ bach and aangeml report that tn to McWilliams. Valley, and (hose served hy Ihe “ » r> “ ln (Mu**“r * i,h ulrr nancy and should not be consid­ eltnleally Inactive cates no watt­ These and many olher oddities Casselberry exchange, Ihe prefix 1 1 1 *• ered a reason lor ending th» preg­ ing period to Indicated before can be four.-J la the M pages o f TKm»!r. O.h.r e\ This it psitiaaliy *soYE8Cb.,B nancy. Mure and more I'octora pregnancy. Alphabetical listing* and Ihe M will Ire established by Ihe South This it partially due. according are adopting this viewpoint They found no reactivation of yalloxr pages of the classified sec- ern Hell Company for telephone hi company official*, lo the "inthe disrate during prrgnanry in Recant Report tion of the new directory, more in Orlando. Ihi*. Galloway point- creased demand » nthc part of Writing tn a recent edition ot any of the inactive cases ot pulthan U.OCfl copies of which 11,071, rd out, should climlna'c all pos- Orlando business firm* for a l­ The Journal of the Amt r i c anm if vou to be precise, were distributed by sible confusion between Winter vertising in thr yellow pages of Medical Av«oclatlou. Dr* h ^ the Winter Park Telephone Com Park an I Orlando telephone num- 'he Winter Park directory” , M. Roaeiibach and Columbus my In Winter Park and surround ny surround- ber*. T u n e me 7oa Orlando f ml WinUangeml say that If thr disease .^ h nJ h IJi a |: areal areas la* week. There will be few alhcr major !er Park advertisers In the Winter gets worse during or Immediately,!®* t**0,e deciding to hava a Publication *d II-p new letenb.m differences in thr make-up of Park directory for October, an alter pregnancy. It la not due to „ . . ... , > FAMILIAR BITE directory marks the end of an era future telephone directories. Ac- inrrrasr of approximately 210 the pregnancy but limply to th e1 ™,,h \na «* NEW DKITAIN, Conn. <A— tendency of tuberculosis itself to J. ***** rited above and sea In the development of Ihe Winter ronllng lo company officials there over the January book. Company aency wnnntr nc airrti. When Raymond K. Begley, accom­ progreu fo rk Telephone Company, The will still be an alphalietical and fHclnl* estimated that at least 130 panied hia son, Ray, Jr.. Into Neither they nor I would rec QPISTIOII AND A ia w n a rlas‘ lflc-1 se-llnIrlandu firm* wrre rmresenlrd tV latter'a classroom at Central ommend pregnancy during an H. W.: What t< the treatment phabctiral listing of Orlando sub snmna the new advertisers active ease ot TB; but should It (or worms? Junior High School, hr thought a scrlher* In Ihs back of Ihe bcok The numhtr of alphabetical occur, their findings Indicate that Answer; There are many types desk in the center of the third row | thus helping to maintain clearly listings also his increased from MUM »: ill* w| ir therapeutic abortion to not bene-.of worms and the treatment dtlooked famllar. and well define) the identity of 7,501 in January to 9.nw In Orlorr.vri: <19 k m h m i # Ariel In the malorlty of raxes. pend* upon the type of worms Lifting the lid. hr found his TUI Wintrr Park as a separate city. her and the number of copies Wilh the proper obstetric rare'present. M in J. l-ijl -r. Jr . CtiMfU* Uru . own Initials RKH where he'u carv­ Work for the next telephone di- printed, from ll.Mxi to mono, I'mA. Alls'* Miff, J•*#•i'll ,N liuiiul*. • IiU. Il«f PaatarD •yadmte teg. ed them 23 years ago. I«l* L t-E»l«*n bp<I J |\ K«ll if re-tory has alrrady In-gun. GalloApproximately 2.imo rnpirs of ilt. Mill ih#ir rtip»i'll«i ipomw e Mini* I. It gilt r. ir vje-l way said Hr explained that a Ihe directory are rxpectrd lo hr ViEfl III* iMpetthf unkliisHR lirlfe. telephone book it perhaps the one distributed from now until the 4rtiRB*r. nr .mt* i f, MBBlgiur*. Ir|r»inauguration of Ihe 'ii-‘ roi*ol-'.ir 0tB» 11e»«l11•*|•. (fuslten, 419*1 •*!•> fhlitl publication that gel* .. Isi-'e all I" fl'iliJ »*liot'iesse %*f t l*ltflllHf uf er than any other. He explained Service in September next year, WO* ui-* * un rIitl«t Iw il-ini Almost 6 ton* o f paper were Sr* Ihruuii* uriilst, or uiIi i i s Im that It lakes approximately three sr«ln« 11., •«hi j. r«|l‘-r, months to prepare the directory used for the printing of the Oct Jr. * h-rt»« Win f,i|. Am* Mstit. for publication, in which time new ober directory; a long, long step Jotpn ,S Ultim o, Ida 1. lUrlun •rid J I . Kfli. an-l tii| a»d all ullitr telephone* are Installed, numlMrs from the day. not so very many *i*"i» moo in*r !■*«» 01 tlslni i„ AT ax*, m i iiahi. ml*. tni*r*,t or have to be changed lo conform j years ago, when the first Ion rl-in lu and I•. thr l„li..n 11,4 ,lr> wi h technical requirement* amt directories, with 71 lUunga on a » r11**4 sliuait, IvIni* and single shret of paper, were dlsb-lna In e-inlni-|» - ..uni), ll. il.l-, so forth. alt ss ft.ll-iwri It has been Ihe companv"! p»lir> tributed hy the It en Maitland •c*sl« si Um N..riS*nl Corn*r In the past to distribute «nc new on June I, 1911. of U l S, B-ctl-.n X*. T - s m SIs ■ IS anulh, of lianas 2* Kssli directory every year, Galloway, Winter Park Telephone Exchange <h*a>* run I3nl II rhslnt. f ht i*. , li»ulh ISIS , iiklM. ir.-iu* VV••I 11 rl.aifm, Ihtmi Sum, 12 is rl.ntlis Ton trJ so. It of vou. *t* htio COMPLETE STOCK k* n<rim*4 Ihsl s t ilt w Quirt Till* Sri t.r.n tiruuahl -*»lnn you fa !*• circuit Court In a*i far fomlrwlo Cnunly, al Bautord, Flat Ida. In I'hMi.rij, *ull bo'n* tnlttlr-1 '-Xlait.la I. ilr..***, {iff VB M<m*s J. Taylor, Ji.. *1 olr. katuo a sui t lo g a l n Till* lu Ik* s k i n dstcrllmd Ism.i fa Iks plalallff, and you and Mrli — NO E X C H A N G E S O R R E F U N D S •( you. are required Is fils your indoor In Ik* rlolntlffo mmoltlnt (koreisforo filed wllk Iho I'ltrk — A L L S A L E S CASH yf our oold I ..... 11 **iii. Iho Clork Sf our said Cuurt. and in ovrit *r farolsh in iho nUlnilff nr krral19th A Park — D E A L E R S IN V IT E D ioraor, II W. Wore. wh»*o ad* Irons is. p. o llos t ill. Bonfnnl. rlnrlds, a ropv «f y«ur »*l4 an•wot, on or bofuro Tussdoy, l>o— S E R V IC E C O N T R A C T S A V A IL A B L E rrmbor Ilk. A. D. ISI*: ksrola fall •Ot or a dorroo yrocsifHM alii bo Inlrrod aanlnsl mu. and oorh ami . {Very oo* of vuu. fur I it rellof . Ismond la oold rnmidolat. and /toollode wool wIII to la u r e l ikof*. Macs, Mc's Beat Smiths, Joneses In 'Phone Book r >* 1 9K ------DON’T ------Thruw Away Your Tire Dolara Becauae Your Tire* Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Tread* That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And 8«ve You Money. WEI-SH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd 36 Yean In Sanford CLnmunawuwt MR. LO U IS MATTHEW S o f the % STORRS - SCH AEFER TA ILO R IN G COM PAN Y WILL RE WITH ITS SATURDAY NOVEM BER 3rd. S h o w in g a com p lete line o f F all an d W in te r fabrica fo r M cn ’ is and L adies’ Suits M r. M atth ew s w ill be glp d to ta k e y o u r m easure fo r a suit to b e d elivered at y o u r con v en ien ce. l(h ^ 2 t e a J L t �If Your (lerald Is Not Delivered U> 6 l». M. Call 1821 Before < P. SI. For Delivery Shop and Save - i a n in d e p e n d e n t d a il y n e w s p a p e r VOLUME XLVI1 established 1003 SANFORD. FLORIDA MONDAY NOVEMBER 5, Saiej Tax Collections Increase Associated Press Leased Wire i!>:>6 No. 128 Over 12 .0 0 0 Registered In County To Vote Tomorrow In aplte of t statewide decrea.e In aale. lav follectcd In October for September «alc. Seminole County'a taka ta\ collections for thc .ante nurth tncrca.cd by ap­ proximately tlrrr per cent. A total o ' $11,491 97 In sales ta* collection. a i| collectrj tn Semi­ nole County lipt month for Sept­ ember salt* .n companion to $23,769.12 during ilr »ame monlh la.t 1year, an in.rrrtc of $725,53, or Ju.l above three pcf cent. However, s.-.vrding to Ray E. (Ireen. Slat. Comptroller in hii An Oviedo Negro was srre.trd More than tJnoo voter* are reNov. I rep-rt ! gl.trr.nl In Seminole County, 1205 Saturday aOrmoon and moved to Roth »alr< tal and ga.oline tax ; of them Rep ublicans with Ihe bal­ an undisclosed Jail for protection, collection, .ijrigg the month of ance on the Democratic and "ot according to Constable (iiorgc Kel­ October, b j-c i on September aale*. ; hers” side, for the IflVt general sey this morning. .howrd deei. rr. from the aelection which will get undenwy Chnrlcs Frank Gavin, 43, said mounts ei led during the pte|tomi.iTiiw moniit'g al 7 uVInrk. Kelsey, began giving trouble Sat­ .ion* month 'ki* year In incrca.c* j #The Sanford Hrral! Is all »fl urday morning at arvrral stores. over the am. . it collected for the j to bring a complete tabulation of In one of the establishment, Ga­ aame month doting the prevl"U« |country wide, statewide, and na­ vin is said to have grabbed the year. (September i» * !» » ) » a low tionwide voting beginning at 7 p. m. arm of • clerk which ha refused month in .ale. and ga* tax collec­ tomorrow right over a public ad-itn lum loose. tion*. partially because September iy'i h<>nie-.■mine •Ire*, system to be locate I at the; Immediately following thla turn \ SMALL PORTION *.f the crowd estimated at wore tnnn 100 which i I. briwrrn seasons an tourism l. shovsn cnioV'ng dedicated l» „ , nI of Oviedo's Methodist Churrh when the n«" chui h stiurtunHerald office, on Welt First St of events, Gavin accosted the wlfo usually low a. ehildr. n return to event*. <Pilot o "dinner on the grounds." The “ Homecoming'' i* annually "nr of Oviedo's btggsst An rarlv tab Ration nf re*ults l» j of ■ railroad man who was sitting .rh-ol. Ga* tax roltediona are by Jameson) __________________ ____ ___________________________ _ expected from each oj Ihe 16 pre |n ter ear where he attempted to hardest hit due to Ihe drop in toureincts in Seminole County since upm (he c»r door to get in, saying i.t during ti*i month. However, all will bo using vntl.vg machines “ Can 1 give you a drink." both tatc. »r I ga» tax collection* It Is expected ant predicted Constable Kelsey took Gavin In­ (or Ihe »amt uonthlj period, In lhat more voter* will lum out for to custody about 3:30 or 4 o'clock dieallve of the ha.if and solid{ tomorrow's election than ever b«*- Saturday aDcrnoon. growth of Ihe .late). forr in the history of the country. Because of publie aentiment, Sale* tux c leetlon. duting Oct j Opposition In the Count)wide El­ said Kelsey, the Negro was moved ober (Scptenilcr safest to'allrd ection comes within the campaign lo the Seminole County Jail in $6,923,684. * decease of *257.675 for thr Board of Publle Instruc­ Sanford anJ taler to an undlscloa* under the $7.!*3.1'9 collected tht tion when Elbert Cammack, a ed location for safekeeping. previous month an I an Increase of Seminole County dairyman an­ Two other Negroes, also In Ih# $976,638 jeer tie 85 9 H0I8 rOilrrl IH ungarian R ebels O rdered T o G ive l Tp A rm s nounces! his write In candidacy Oviedo Jail, were moved to the rd during ti sim ? month Izst for the Board, oppo*1n;. Incum­ |---------------------------— ------— LONDON IP— Wave* of British Seminole County Jail about 6:43 year. bent C. F. Harrison of the Geneva | II n * and trench parachutist* landed in p. lit. Saturday, just before a (la . tax r.i «l-on« during Oct­ Ssh.-nl District. group of whlto men entered tha H a r n e s s R a c in g ,h- ,,ori • « * ai ,hr no,,h ober (Svoi-n her sale.I toN i'id Congressman A. S “ Syd” Herrn<l of the burr Canal today. Oviedo jail. $6,793. !(*•. .- : 'X4*r of $1.152’-‘'I / 1fi lond Is being opposed by Rrpubll Within hour., the British an- under th • $.> tfb3f .olle-'ed IhKelsey said this morning, " I ran Candidate Arnold Fund of Dayj ntitinml. the Egyptian command- pruvimi. nmii.i a * an increave "f think whiskey was the cause of the Iona Reach for the Fifth Congre* rr there began discussing aur- 1$1*3.917 ...ti t " . $0.4(11, 2M e l Negro's art Inns." sional District's seat. render term* with the invader*. A Iccicd d'iri t 'nr »ame month Thr constable said that the Ne­ Florida came up t-s the gve logro la charged wltu publie in* last year. day of a gcrti^ral election In which Cash award* sere prevented to |,,ur« in the special clccti <n in ^'r' * * «t« cl»r bale. *sx i.c.H-" - I) de'e llu* a light presidential oaltle has over |tnvieatlnn and resisting arrest. two civilian employe* o f the San- whieh Semina).- County votrr> will . Thc ,, * * ' * '"’° unfr 1 ,0 shad.swi.-d campaigning for gover­ "He will be brought before Semi­ ford Naval Air Station Friday blllot on ,hf haise*» hor.ev rr *hr" » »« «*• H 'uac of Common, fiscal yr ir total .2* 41'-.717, »n inrrrase of id ^ r* nor. six congressional seat* and nole County Judge Ernest Him*, morning in ceremonle* held in the frrendum tomorrow were pla -.*«1 • ' r*ni,> « l nl,,er Eden, $ 2 (. 055 J tl ru IrcteJ ’o d-tc I»t W proposed constitutional amend- holder on the lw » “ hargos," said office of Ihe atallon'a Command- M,ulri.|v iK-forr the public Satur-j The dcwlopmcnU meant the .it Kelsey, "and possibly will b« ms-nl*. Ing Officer, Capt. Robert \V. Jack- ,|ay aI a public f»nim i>( the Yacht nation of Egyptian Pre.ldcnt Na«- fiscal yea., ''lux i: at Inepr.e For one of the few times since bound over to Cirrul Court on otia aon. Club wh**rr for a full ho-j- rare |»cr sva* becoming more prreari- of 1824 per cent. the campaigning started, Gov. Col­ of Iho charges." Ga» tax rollrclion. l« date Ibis • The award* were recommended, way officials antwrred cjae.tlaru ou» by ihe hour. La*t week_____ thc Sheriff Luther Hobby's depuliea fin a l' fiscal year totaled $ jo .237 7a t «u lin* and hi* Republican opponent, 9r an Incentive Award. Cortmd- fircl at will b) more than a f e r e Egyptian. lost their va.t n l ss.iM M S m f m * t> "' 1V.|I....I«, of Ihr William A. Washburn* Jr„ nf Nn were called in lo assist, said Bet­ tee headed by Cooidr. \t. H. Haw- •f PMMM IwnM l . IOI.K37 collet trd to dale lit.t * " " I t e s u t t - front 1 0 ,0 * Uie wolMU-ati komi:. were out making illTet ap­ sey, and "worked with me to keep radio audience turned to WTItn in .d in e l.rael: force*. kins. • rr v i jnihiic public , . . . • s e o fT rtf- fares wifi he beam* err peal* In Ihe voters at the same down any disturbance and to help The annminrcd purpose o f thi year. This I* an fiscreas. Streaking for the ran-way wa. Present for Ihe ceremony were aillrrs* system at tranafrr Ih# priaonera." iiide. Comdr. Hawkins. John C. Brown. William II Kemp, prr.idcnt. who Ilritl.l.-Frrm h invasion is to safe- Per cent. This Is the third tlnu that Herald turnoriow evening hrglnn Kelsey rrpsirtrd that "Every­ R>dh governorship ranliJatr* Assistant civilian Personnel O- Icovered 22 specific i|uciiinns, relat guard the canal—now d o -e l to monthly sales' ta* collections Ing al 7 o'clock. vietorv as they thing is quiet in Oviedo this morn­ fleer and William O Stansel, ed the hi.tory of the 30-year-old shipping—and to separate the uelhave exiceded g»* l»* colleetlona. Ioval eltlien* may hear the re­ baking round* at op­ ing." Quartermaster harness training plant which Is ligrren’ t in Ihe l«raell-Kg)p!ian (by $l3o.57a Ttc Iwi. previous sult* from thi-ir ears parked aposite end* nf Ihe 'ale Receiving the award, from Capt. '^ l i n g tor its life in the flection fighting l hi British say thry air niiii * were colic, lion* in January lung the strrel and gaihrred in Collin*, starting a nwint "P the willing In turn over control of Ihr Jackson were: T. D Culberhoti-e. lomnrni'v. 1950 l December 1953 sales and a- front of the bulldin-: from the city popiilon* lotvser East Coast from O ver $fi.r>0 D am n pre ranal arts to t). V forte*, once Engineman in Ihe Steam Pistil. In answer to ope i|ue*||..n from UK IIARY— W e t an*' Day will gain in March 1956 (February election, die congressional race, Miami lo West I’ altn Reach, for>-i h o was presented a check lor the audience. "What happen* il the situation Is stabilized. be obsiTVr.1 In De Haiy with a ra>t he would carry every county Seen A s C on v ertib le the statewide rare*, the referen­ $9V; .airs). The parachute troop, landed in S66 10 for a suggestion which tin- the referendum is turnc I down.' dum Issue, and from the prrsldrn sommunlty tnuvlc and worship and that thr people woulsl give Rails T o M a k e C u rve proved the firebox in a K rtlrr, Kemp put the facts clear!r on the the i*nnl runs only 4 month* and till Mertion boh statewide, r I■ lee at ( p. m. in the Baptist ,l' ln *n overwhelming vote of eon22 day* after the British surrend­ Roller and will save the Naval Air l*n«* Pr»p*-rty damage was estimated ‘ fldenee. lionwide and from Seminol a laiitlicrans R eveal ered to Egypt the military bases " " . ] } Irvh. Talk* will w he glvrn by the Staton approximately $200178 per “ We Just won't It able to r.itr; at more than $650 lo a 1953 Ford Wathburnr, an ex-lrglilator and ly. '• S C T v iC C S /rev. Wilfred A Aldrilge, the Mithoyear. The Idea will be for* irde I out thc plans for det"! tpin : thi* they '•*! r had occupied th in . In convertible when It fatL-d to nePoll* throughout the county will di»t reslor and by the IteV. IIuIhtI former puhllr relations man. said gnlialee a curve on the Country to Washington. D. C. for Nvy-wme plant Into the showplic* of lie the meantime, nn July ?-• Nas Special aervlcs« were announced he felt roufids-nt of vlrtory. He open at 7 o'clock tomorrow morn­ ser natn nal.ird the Suez Canal. Thomas of (be llapist rhuich. distribution. south.” he said. “ We must count Club Road one mile south of tha for the Luthersn Church of The ing and will close al 7 p. m. Re­ The sn|o|.t> w||| Ik Mrs. Ludwig said he hjd indications from many Mayfair Inn golf course shortly The invniion came shortly after Miss F. Sura.ky, Personnel \s- on gelling the pari mulucl privilege Iteedemer durlnr the Think*glving part* ot the state tint the volets sults are expected to hei, n pout­ Kupcrz, Mr*, loiura I'lntt Brown before no<m Frtstay. slitant. received a ch.*ck for M0. •” ral.e sufficient fund* to pay for the t' N. General Assembly, seek­ Advent ami Chn-tma* eason*. ing Inin The Hanford Herald news and Roger Caslni, Choir* from would show they were "breikln.t Her suggestion Improve, (he r|. (the $750,000 Improvements we pUn ing to rr-ture jw-are In both HunTIi" Rev Ph 'in Sehlessmann The automobile, traveling north, away from their past loyal'lea to rooms Immediately after the clos­ both churches will he present, cincy of operation* In thc Indus- nut therr If that isn't made po» gar* aid he Mi'MU East, ordain! sail that a special TtiE>' 'giving Ihe Democratic Party In Ihe gov­ clipped a telephone and power pola ing of the polls. sili!", through ratificailoii of ihe an inlet national polne ciinimanJ with Mr*. Charles llerUch con­ ernor's race a* well a* thc presi­ on the west aide of the highway ■ I Relations Department . , Dav srrvice will he hrl-l at 11 |referendum, then the track will set up to establish and supervise p.f jork< Nov. R Voter* throughout the county. In ducting. A rotor guard will be dential race." tearing II from the ground, turned .bounce along as II ha* We'll pia n rea*r fire In Egypt. Midnack Advents services, he the general election, will rail their formed from Ihe VFW auxiliary. Washbornc wurke*l from Nokn- on its side and came to a stop In ha lily have to fall hark on *urh From \ i"iina word has been re­ said will be held on Wednesday ballot* on Rhoup voting machine* The program will tnrliuU a pre­ ml* toward Jackson*111? where he a mare of wire*. i undesirable things as dock car ceived that radio Budapest brond- evening. Doe. 5 >2. and 19 All personnel of the polling places lude. the adagio from Sonata plans to wind up hi* campaign James L. Dougtat, whit# male, and n m tororlf races ind o'her ea*t n Irmand today that remnlnhave been Inatruefed on Ihe use of Palhetlque by Beethoven, played Regular tervlres will be held on NOV. 3 with a trirvislon talk tonight. atttaehed tn the (Unford Naval Air event* which will have neither thc ing Hungarian rrt*< i fighters give Ihe Sunday befvro OirPtmas al Ihe machines and will be in tcadl- by Mrs. Kupcrz. Mrs. Drown and Admission* He said he was still 'rouhled by Ststloo, driver ef the ear, wag appeal nor will bring tho revenue up iheir *rmi by 8 p m —12 noon 10:30, with a ipoelal Christmas nesa to glva such Instruction ss Castnl. The Invocation w|R be sn Infected foot which sidelined taken to the Seminole Bfemortal Carraway Ballamy (Sanford) and wealth to the coun’ y that will t> r F<e *ervlce on Mondsy, Dee II necessary for tho»e not familiar given by thr Rev, Thomas and him lest week during the time Hospital with apparent chest In­ NOV. «l be attracted here If we gel thc It appenred probable the rebels, The time for th.s serviee ha* not with the maehinr's operation. followed by the presrn'atlon of when Collins wa* sluing hi* heavi­ in juries. Admission* green light for building this nil n • • •ks Ihinnid by the II |M yet been set. Ihr flag by Ihe VFW auxiliary. est campaigning tn date One exreption In voting tumor Omar Tyree (Sanford) Terry Wilson, 2.W6 I.vurel Ave., linn dollar bu.lne.ts that we intr-vl nin. alt k* of Russia Innk* and Christmas D*' service* will tie row will l»e in Ihe elty elerdon Tbc rhoir* will sing the “ Pledge In hi* latetl campaign *tat**- Sanford, an employe o f Morrtron'l A Julu Power* (Umgwomll j to." infarste* had already switched held at II o ’rlok . of Allegiance" the “ Army II) mn" ment. Wasburn again crtltzcd Rallol* carrying Ihe name* of all Margaret C. Adam* (Sanford) In answer lo Ine question “ vVmi t from "i mired battle line* to par­ New Year’s Eve service* will be­ candidates for the three seats on and "Hymns'' by Fielltz Hartley, [the Collin* administration again Imperial House, accnmpanis-d Dou­ glas but was uninjured. Jimmie Sue Huppe (Sanford) this just bring a lot of temporary tisan nor far*. gin at 7:30 p. m.. Dec. 31. the Hoard o f Sanford City Commit During the offertory Reethoven's |for alleged waste of fund* In pro Lyman A. Phillip* Jr. (Sanford) worker* lo the area.” Krmn forceFlorida Highway TatroJ Trooper The RoJape*! station, again The Rev. Sehlessmann said lhat sinners will be hand mark" I. “ Moonlight Sonata" will bn pre motion artivltir*. llurel Mafic Schmclicr (Sanfuril) full' explained that the e*art op firmly Cari Williams investigated. He .ndrr Russian control, a Sunday Scho<l T-'achrr* meet tented bv the snloisti, ||ev. Aid “ I see wberr Ihe Development Counting o f the ballot* will lie by Marian F. Keeling (Sanfor l) was assisted by Deputy Sheriff A. po-itr was Ihr cave sought > win over Hungarian* ing wilt be held t light at which the tabulation method •• ha* been ridge will give addict* followed Commission l* out to throw mure E. Evans. “ )\p will have a training plant with ai! sort* of promises of po­ lime the Chriitma- Eve service Birtkt employed In past election*. Thr by the Dr Bary choristers tinging' money assay by asking for 6'* mil out there that will have 000 hor-et litical and economic reforms. Baby lluy Adams wll he discussed live Chrstma* . polls for the elty eledlon will be S|hellus Song of I’rare” . "To lion dollar* for 'he next two ! working out dally for from five Discharges “ F .n ; it is necessary to restore Eve srrvice eommlttcc w-lll meet located Us the elty hall and wilt American Youth" and “ The Voire year* operation," Washburn• said, (Continued on Page 9) Gloria Anderson (Indian River wdb Ihe Pastor Thursday evening- open at 7 a. m and close at 7 p of Freedom' will be presented by <t nllnurd or. Page ill “ That’* more than twice what City) m. to eolneldr with the general the choir*. After a prayer by Rev. lln-y're ri lling now." . Mlllrid Urunson (Sanford) Thomas the post hide will Im- "Onlu a filmed campaign talk de­ Partly cloudy through Tuesday! rlertiiin . y.rfliumas Freeman Jr. and I loss lonlghl i l U . ssard Christian Soldiers". i (Continued on i'uge 9) Polls, for the general election. Baby Girl (Lake klary) In precincts throughout Ihe country Doroth) Lee (Lake Mary) will he located str Efrll Ashley (Sanford) No. 1—Wests! le Primary School I Palrlcia Curry and Baby Girl Sanfui'l: No, 2 laske Monroe (Orange City) Hchool l.nke M-mroe; No 3 — San NOV. J ford ('aiming Kitchen, Hanford;, Admbslen* I No. 4— Wilson Hrhool. Paola; No. Louis Skunda (Sanford) iR— City Hall, Oviedo; No. 6 f'nm-J Nrubn Grier (Sanfordi ' rnunlty Center, fleneva; Nn. 7— 1 Charles E. Norton I De Bary) 8cb""I H"ii*e, ( hiiluola; No. 8— 9 lllrlh* |Community Center. Goldrcnrod. Bab) Boy Keeling No 9— Cil) Hall, Longv*»od; , No. 10— Gleason's Store. I^ke Mary; No. II—Community Centrrs C ounty S chool B oard Altamonte Springs; No. 12 - Jo Session P ostponed Fiia Holgca Residence, Fori si { The regular meeting of Ihe CaunCity; No. 13— Stsnko's Store, Sla-' I* Board nf Public Instruction will via. N. 14— American Legion he postponed, said Superintendent Building, Fern r*rk; No IS— Na-1 of Public Instruction R. T. Milwre. tional Guard Armory. Sanford and' until Nov. 15 No. 16— Florida ol'wer A Light fP'Th** meeting hat aeen post­ Co. Club House, Bear Lake. poned." said ktllwee, 'd u e to the fact lhat a survey lean from the Stite Department nf Education w ill IHU.EIIN he working In the county thi* week " The Haafurd tlrrald was notified Toe meeting wa* orighallr sche­ late thla aflrrmsnn that the tempor­ dules! for Nor. IB. Pl»nt smi Mis< F. Suiasky, Person |M. II. Its the Incentive A ary Injunction agalast Ihr Sr ml)H>le This also means, said Milwee In Ihe office of (apt. Ribcrt vv nr( AseUtnnl. Shown above ere wards Committee. Mitt Sorasky, that the Board of School Trustees' Jarkson at thr Hanford Naval A tr.(1 . . Park Rareway bad been denied by j meeting, originally scheduled f«r Station for thc presentation o f In- ^ Hrisht) John ( Brown, As* t in the office of Capt. Robert W. T ills c a ii s n o w s A t v i iim r . a ro w er note *M<t> tl bad taken o ff al tan bottom, awerved nnt nf Nov. 5, will be pospooed until centlve Awards to T. D. Culher- Civilian Personnel Officer, Willard (Jarkson who presented the checks, Ihe Florida Huprrme Coart. control on the Country (Tub Road la*$ Friday shortly before noon, Damage wa* satimaUd In Ik l * » . 12bouse, Engineman In the 5Wam |0. 8tooscl. Quartermaster, Comdr.{(Staff Photo) | csss at more than )CBO. (S tall 1’ koUJ Big Turn Ou* Is Predicted Oviedo Negro In Undisclosed Jail For Protection C e a s e - F i r e Declared T o d a y In Port S a i d Civilian Employes Issues Reviewed Get Awards At Public Forum D o -1c-V’ourself! Results To Be Heard A t Herald Office Music, Worship ............ Service Planned |«* For Vets' Day Hospital Notes Weather g£jm wG— v j < y-.w �ft + *1 -7* I ,*.** aar«*as S. JSaa^flV Seminole Smoke Signals J. D. S to n e W r i t e s Winning Essay > ! ( I | | 'fljl 1 « [ t i I Meet Who's SHSFaculty New A n s w e r To D u c k H unters' R eq u est The National Educational A**o- the right waa given **r U w m to In reference to n recent letter Every Tuesday night . mure Teacher of the Week Audrey Bolger, a new sopho­ elation slates ' the (eneral end oi send one delegate from their own than <7,000.000 people eagerly turn ir the Smoke Signal* regarding Teacher of the Week, Gcorgr N ew com er’ s 1st more, has returned to Sanford tribe. education in America at the preient U -reusing of students oo tha on their television set* to watch Dabbs Is a hard and wtiling wor­ . time U the fullest poitlbie davalopThe Choctaws were given tha from Corpus Christl, Tax., where f. day of hunting seasoo, wt. O pinion O f SH S "The MS.OOO Dollar Question." ker fer the lenior class of which ; meat of the Individual within the right to form a state and Join she lived for two roars. the principal and faculty, would 1 hated It! Perhaps* I’m making This show Is by far, one o f the he Is a spontor. • frame work o f our prerent Indus- the ronfercrate States. Any or The school she attended was the Uka to taka this opportunity to a mistake by tetling you t a l a most rsclllng and suspenseful Mr. Dabbi is a graduate of the ; trlalired society " One of the nec­ all o f Ihr other tribes might Jew Incarnate Word Acadsay for answer. •hows ever pruduced. University nf Chicago and Kentuc­ hut after my first day here I essary and desirable ends in with this stale. Thl* disturbed Few. if any students, ran af­ Hated It Girts. While attending thU school ky Stale College, lie started hi* From the time a contestant lea chins our coal la to teach stu- some of the governmental she was on the school paper staff, ford to mise classes- Making up : dent* to organize and find material cisls but no step toward sUteshood malls hla entry to the answering teachlzig career la 1MI. He baa AU that haa changsd now; how* a cheerleader, valdictorlai o f the assignments Is not the samu as of the last question and even be­ been In Florida for nine years ever, at tha end of that first • History this Is taught through or­ was ever taken. eighth grade clasi, In Ue Civic attending classes. Therefore, we yond that, no one could capture and haa been al Seminole High for ganised historical research. gruesome day c* walking Into tld| The Five Great Tribe* had to Club, aaj of course she learned to feel that you should be in class tha biter tit o f every person in­ four years. wrong classrooms, trying despv* The library la considered to he send treopa to the war *U * each day that tha opportunity afride a horse. Mr. Dabbs teaches Algebra. the heart o f the school and it Is The treaties made with the volved. ately to understand the directions We are very glad lo have Aud If you’re one of Ihe 10,000 who Physics, Plain and Solid Geome­ tera that the buys and girls are Plain* Indians were much more Why .bouid duck hunters h* v .! to m In n strenga Southern rey back in Sanford. taught to find and develop mater­ simple. They were not represented write ta every week you don’t try, and Trigonometry, lie Is also special privileges? The majority i ,fC#ot <how ,0 *•* ial Into a work of their own. The In the Cmfsdarate Congress nor know the thrill of being on the bead of tha Proejctlonlst Club. classroom I, and having everything o f Seminole High students like | program. You may think just beStudents who participated In the did they hjvo lo supply troop* be almost exactly Ihe opposite of F uture T eachem activities other then hunting. These Before the tresly was ygned reuse you receive an entry blank the questions in your mind. Nuw Hate contest have been taugnt my old sch ool-1 had had It I I ! students would certainly feel that C lub A tten d s you'va had It. But, that isn’t It, to think some more. For thirty -Us search for material aoJ often with lha Cherokees, Goneral Me One o f the things Impressed It 1* unjust 1/ only the hunters « by far. If you're chosen you must seconds you think. It scorns as the material comes from many Cullough had erupU»e« me most, and still doe*. Is the M eet A t Stetson were excused to pursue their spec­ different sources. In this year’s the Cherokee*, and Stand Watte, know the subject You must be thought that Is all you've done for ‘ Little N it-W its’ school spirit o f SHS on my se­ By NARY JANE FLYNT ial Interests. -theme "The Part the American whom ho appi Intel colonel, to as­ calm. That's impossible! The au­ weeks. cond day hero, I began to changa Last Tuesday night, the Future W in T ou rnam en t dience m a n on. The cameras In the pest when students were Indians played in the war be­ sist la guarding tha border* from You've answered the question! TVachers Club went to DcLand Tuesday the stml-flnaU of the excused to go hunting, many faU- my hasty opinions o f the day W In come closer. They're only trying You walk out not sura o f what you tween the States," It was difficult the Kansas "Jayhawkera." lha moment I walked Into attend the meeting of the Fu­ ad to make-up assignment*. Others to find material. All material la October « « the Chcrcwees orga­ to get your expression. You've do n ext Mr. March looks Ilka the girl’s volleyball tournament was to student body ture Teachers club at Stetson. been picked. It's not n dream. p la y * o ff between Frances Stan­ nised the first Cherokees regiment « r e ^ T a a T s K T "tha school and city library on cat that swallowed tha canary. Hr ley’s sixth period "little nlt-wlis" Ha] March, tha smiling emcee, J. D. Stone, MarcbetU Camp­ and they skipped sld.'iooal days. h1 h ™ . . .,*1* , , frightenthe subject was studied and trips and Stand Walio was thv eommlagoes over the background of your gate paid anywhere from S3.400-U - and Penny Marion’s second peri bell. and EUen Vihlen were mem­ were made to nearby colleges and stoned colonel. 000 for Just getting nervous. You lod "Cool Cats". In December o f that year, this ufe. You'va talked ta him before, ber* of the panel which discussed j hunters can hunt from d .y b re a k J k •* > |tatp^ wtoUM, i w i i city libraries for additional infor­ now have $64,000. regiment was engaged In a battle the questions. Now come* Use "Qualities that Make s Good until schoo epens, after school, ihe mation. Both teams played a very good Million* of people are happy with some hostile Indians at Chus- time you've waited for. an weekend*, .luring the four-day on the right road to enjoying the Teacher". game even though it wss so early It Is with great pride in the for you. You were once a nobody You’ve answered ell the ques­ . In the morning. At the half the aIndents of Seminole High School to-Talasah, which waa won by Those attending the meeting , Thanksgiving holidays, followed r**1 of ,h“ y** tions in tha first plateau. That who knew about one thing In par- “ UttW nitwits" w e ahead ant 1two weeks later -by the Christmas Now line# I’ vt mat ao rainy that we ean announce for lha third CoL Watte. He pursued tha w a r n was were Ellen Vihlen, Carla New­ easy. Now you must go ea. ttcular. Now you art known. It at the ei»J o f the game they had bury. Sue Ann Toney. Marchettl holidays. We feel sure that Semi­ friendly penpl* here at SHE aad meeesslva year the winner o f the tad kilted fifteen without tha loss You hava nothing to lose. After feels wonderful. W ron. State Award made by the United o f a man. Campbell, Margaret Ellison, Myra nole hunters are marksmen enough have gotten oriented, I'm gettl|f Even though you had help from n few more questions you're sent Colonel Watte and his Daughters o f tho Confederacy for Stokes, J. D. Stone, Mn. Bateman to have their limit and still get ta quit,- fond o f your school, and Congratulations "little nlt-wits"! | see o f the leading experts in the also participated In tha batfia of heme ta think, to think about vary to proud to call It my school school on time. 'the best research paper. our bus driver, Mr. Cowley. You puged a good game and Hold you've wen the money. everything, bat win you? ! might add, this newcomer is Mrs. W. B. Wray Pea Rldga on Mareh t t a d U W Sincerely, All that attended the meeting earned the tetters you will receive Tha next week comes. On and You'va earned It. AB a f the man under tha wm m ind vary glad la ba here! Mr. Backen aad Faculty. T R PAST THE INDIAN* enjoyed it immensely. at the end o f the year. Wanda Gilbert of General Pike were Indians with an yon to . Finally it's tha Mg PLAYED IN THE COMFEDEEACY tht tx cep tlon o f one n in a tn t night. You ore shewn Into the Iso­ " Probably the time that had Um Although the Indians were very lation booth with one way glass greatest effect on the history of rood on ft sudden chi r If. ttocjr la i t You sweat I There's a fan -the United Slates and In the tima were fftiily thrown Into cocifuilnn la It, but you sweat You have 1 * .ViJ-i. J h .*M Mthat la remembered moat by the when the Federal artillery began Sooth waa the period between the rs of 1161 and 1M3. That was ^ A ffrr the Battle o f Pea Ridge, period of the Civil War in there waa a fear that • * * • * " • •America. Everybody was involved Indian Territory woulJ toll Into In tho war: It waa a time when the bands o f the Union forces, but III Gossip Lovers: V , * -iu i If- v s a te fc l g * A v ; ^father fought soa and brother Cot. Waite and hla breve ladtaiis This week was Halloween. Every­ one surely enjoyed playing pranks Sought brother. It was a tima prevented this. On April *, 1$®. When every group, no matter bow Col. Watte was authorized lo make and all-hriall every ooe had a good large or how small, did 1U' share up a regiment o f aa many men time. By the way, the Halloween Dance, give lo ue by Ihe Epis­ In helping with the war. as he had and os many Charekau So It was with the Indians. They men ns he could get. This ho did- copal Church, waa fun for alL were a small group, only about and the following summer (ISM) Such things enjoyed were the V4.5741 in im s (when the first ha was commissioned ■ brigadier "broom dance" and the "apple dance." Indian census was liken) as corn4 Such a funny sight to see, was feared to the population of the ^ In X p te m b e r. tkM, he attack* •Unhod Stales. 3l.ua.3ll, In IN*. and raptured a Federal train, con­ Brantley Schirard riding in -tils “Being only about right per cent sisting of ISO wagons, al Cabin Jeep with a srarf over hla hfai!. I ff the total population, they had a Creek. At the end o f that year When asked, “ why the scarf.'**h« •mall but nevrrthcleie significant General Watte’# brigade consisted replied, "I didn't want to catch cold." irt to play In this great period of the following regiments Seen at the dance were Bobby our history. The First Cherokee regiment Little and Evle Kratrert. ould It The territory known as Indian A Cherokee Battalion he they were going over old Territory lay in the area that is First and Second regiments times? Bow the states of Arkansas, Texas, A Squadron of Creeks Also at the dance several of the and Oklahoma. It waa In this First Osage Battalion "troup" were trying to learn to jit­ territory that the Cherokee Na­ First Seminole Battalion tion, and the Greek. Shoctaw, ChicAfter the war Ool. Watte lived terbug. The teachers were Sylvia .kataw, and the Seminole tribes In rcllrement until his death In Price and Kaye Jenkins. (At least attempting to Teach!) Those lanrfiry lived. They were banded together 1«7T. , .. Bader the title o f the Five Great While this was going on, lac log were, Al Stanley, Mufedk) •Tribes o f the Sauth. In this same Indians o f the Sioux tribe were Nance and Porky Scott The b iK Brea and further West lived sever being active also. In Ihe summer all caught on rapidly and before al other tribes known as the Plains of 18M they attacked numerous long they will be real "ca ts" on Indians. This group consisted of settlements In Minnesota andl to the "bop.” St*rt!ng this week, and every .the tribes of Comanches, Osages, the accompsnlment of murdering Senecas, Shawnees, and Quapaws •nd pillaging, the countryside was week having a couple of tbo week. 1903* Our couple for this week’ s Mary The most prominent members In flame* for tho rest of the sum­ 9t Use tribes were the halfbreodi mer. In the following year, troop# Grace Hobby and Johnny Williams. and the slaveholders. These threw were sent ta drive them eut o f They are both seniors at high their lot In with the Southern Minnesota toward lha Missouri school. Mary Grace Is a major­ Confederacy, though they never Rlter tod the Dakota!. This, how­ ette o f the class. Johnny Is a tall •' 4" and Is played a very important part ever, proved to be more o f • . A pioneer Georgian had noticed than waa anticipated, It l°°k three one o f Ihe alar football playara as early as January. 1M1, that Ida campaigns, one In each of the on tha S. H S. team. Mary Grace and Johnay have been going stea­ Indians worn "an important ele­ years 11®. 1 * « •** » » ■ M ment o f strength In the Western One of the most Inexcusable oc­ dy for approximately * month* Wilds. . .who might be converted curence* between the fights of Ihe —who said, they wouldn't last? Into an Invaluable arm of defense Indians and Ihe while men oc- tax's of luck kids we think you — Into Cossacks o f lh« Don and Vol­ .-urred at Sand Creek, near tort all are swell. Leslie Smith usually has a hur­ ga—that would entirely stop tht Lyon In Colorado Thl* wss brought South Western progress of tho about because of the numerous ried lunch and rushes out to Ihe Cowardly abold on hordes." In or­ raid* made by the Indians of So>o- band hall where he site by a cer­ der to gel this arm o f defense redo. These raids and depredation* tain good looking gal named Pele In the west, President Jefferson gave the Indian* control of alt Ran*. Could we deduced from this Davis sent men out into the Indian the lines of travel between Denver they’re going "steady." Maybe Territory In negotiate with them. and the Ml**miri River Uecsu*-? Leslie was ready, willing but now One of the most well known of o f the war In tha other part* of he's unable. Margaret Ellison likes to ride In thete was Alfred Pike, who was the nation, the Federal Govern­ tent lo make negotiations with ment was unable to send any Tommy Bowen Jeep. Mr. Layer we love your artis­ them in 1MI. troops lo Ihf tld of Ihe people The Cherokee Nation was divid­ who were cut o ff from supplies. tic ability. Dicky Rountree and Pat Poffened tn opinion, some wanting to go The people proceed* to take •long with Stand Wall# and Join things In their hands. The result berger seem to he going places. Lynne Burton has her rompass set the Confederacy while others was tho Chlvington Massacre. Wanted to remain neutral with This massscre o c c u r * oo Nov. on th*t new Junior, Wayna John­ their chief, John Ross. Upon see­ » , 1M1. with n surprise •Mack ston or is It still Phillip? ing that he was not going ta be on the Indians, led by Cotenet J. •ucctssful with this tribe, PUta M. Chlvington. Thte attack exter­ psgo 41? moved oo to the other of the Great minated the Indian*. I. Dictionary o f American His­ And *o tha rad me* and tha Tribes. tory, Naw York, Charles Berth On July 10. 1M1, he made • white men fought and died side ners and Sons, 1M0; Vol. 3. America leads in electric power, too! And we treaty with the Creeks, and two by side. Even though the Indians page 91 days later he made treaties with had been Irested unmercifully by 4. M. Coulter The Confederate are pledged to help keep it that way. Since Choctaws and the Chlkasaws. tha Federal Government, they still States of America, Louisiana August, 1M1, be made a treaty helped fight for their "whit# brothState University Press, WO; World War II, thirteen new power plant unit* With the Semlnoles. Thus having • fi N Vol. 1. 7, page 4$ mad# treaties with four of the Even as Ist# as March B . t®0. 8. Colliers Encyclopedia, New j have been added to FPL system and more Pivo Great Tribes, he moved on some of the Indians were felting York, P. F. Collier and Son*. | Westward and made treaties with paid by the Government. These 1U1 Vol. 10, pages 437-SI ore on the way. These new unite are part o f FP&LCO's huge Urn Plains Indians during tha were the Innocent victims who This advert i^mant is o o . o f a I. E. M. Coulter, op. cit., page! Booths o f August and October. ware raamben of the Shawnea series that haa woo national 90 10-year expansion program estimated to coet over $435 million Returning to lha Cherokee Na­ tribe. The Govornmeot spproprut 7. E. M. Coulter, op. cit. psgo 301 recognition for Florida. Tha Freedom. Foundation namrd tion, he made a treaty with their ad Itoa.ooo to pay for property I. Ibid by 1961. . . a program to help Florida grow — and for happier it U U 'i outstanding local ad­ rhWf aa Oct. T. Tha Cherokee damage that occurred to a. lbi« vertising program, and award* chief cenaented to join the Con­ nee* who had suffered during tha 10. Ibid Florida living, electrically. ad it thte encased G eorge federacy rather than harag hi* II. Confadtrete Military History Washington Honor Medal tot pattea tall aut WAilh«** today Um Aawkaa of Arfeaaus, "Brigadier dramatizing freedom's vital • Tha trsattaa that wm praams Indian la stffl f*w U number ha U . I M iatportenoa la ovary g ift af Mm ta three tribe* might has a kariUM oi which ha caa Stead Watte** (Na further araettag |» aate. Within them watt ha graaa. fanaattea avafiabte) tribes * tha Chaatev* sad REFERENCES U. M i .. , Chickasaw*, sm delegate m id 1. Funk aad WafaaUs B«*y«te- 1 1 Op. cU. Colliers Eaeytlogcropreamd tha twa tribes pedla, New Yark, Uateora FubUabar* In corporatedU U i l*. Op, cit Confederate Military Confederate C<agrees. The II. Op. cit. CoQters Encyclopedia tw# tribes VoL 1, page US a Wm Mmr. aa. ■ogaatte Are. I. Aa America* Htetory. (aay --------geminates, IT. Ibid further r e fa a e w tea* m l) II. Op. C1L Funks nd Ene) clopedla tberekee Nation | Gossip C • ft i : » 'Question Educational fo r a Five Am erica! S in ce the first heavier-than-air flight in America’s aviation industry has led the world. It has made F lorida the hub o f the Americas, and has helped bring understanding and friendship be­ tween all nations’round the w orld. W e salute the men and w om en w ho fly...and all who ’’keep 'em flying.” Free to design, to experi­ ment and build, they are using their vision and skill to keep our nation’s air arm strong, our future in the skies secure. 'I f r f t i , I » a V 2T-! ^ 1 1 �'-zt< ym * ' V . THE SAXPORD TTEKALP ’ SuggestedPlanOffersPayRaises 1 Mon.. N ov. 5. 1030, Page 8 . T V J UlASSEK JA—H»’ f oI The f 1 .401000 s y w r man', or #u In-1 ,:jt* ‘ » S t*) mart! vyvtsm employ- crease « ' « J* per cent. Kven tho-ijl 5*4 »‘ a t employe* it ncvH <#t ,’ ijr ul«e* In virrin! sem n t* i| a o -ifo m rlaitl- now d;aw more than the maxifciiicn «:vt ?*jr plan rtcomrrfod- m.im »'■*!• ra’ ied f.r tn the class­ ification *y»t*n:, Ih* « m c e rec>1 it a iotf+S. • Tht plan wxs ilrxwi) up for the (••nmeivied that no employe be by adbik rni;v.\vr Halt by tb* Tubilc AdmmUtra- id en a pay tut *c:au«e o f the tian S m !«> u-.Jrr a oortra-t mail* j moral* problem which would be Mr. and Yrs. Walter Bell have with the Six’ * Periosr.fi Board involved. returned to thcli home hert af­ la*» spring. I Jacque Bo>*r of Chicago, per- ter spcadlng the summer months The icrvlee with heaJqaarter* tonnfl specialist who helped dl- in the oor.k. la Chifajo operate* on a non-1 reel !he study. »aid the pay scale* Tb* Baptist WMU held it* meet­ profit ba»l* ta do comulting re- recomir.emlej were gcnrdly a ing Thurviay evening at the teirch work for varots govern little h!;her then those for state church The prugram, "Sewing lie employes in other states mental bodies. An! he said the scsles were •IJc ail Maters," was given. A f­ Before the uniform plan can be ter the meeting a covered -n*h _*ut la'o o r .-v t ln It must be *p- j comparable to tho.* paid by privwa* enjoyed ami everyone quitted. % roved by Y-e Mc.it 5) >tem Coun-1 M ustry so that »tate asenMrt- T. W. Prevatt and family c.l ard to- poraonarl ’Dart which| ^le* "could compete satisfactorily had ss their guest* fur a few to recruit and retain employ e*.1 !; composed of cabinet officer*. The Kale* range from $150 a day* Mr. and Mr*. Homer All. on The Chicago ©rganlralion recumof Eoon, Ohio. mend* that tho plan b- put into month fur maldv to $1,250 a month for top profrnlor.al engirccrs and Mr. an- Mr*. Aivbh Allen have effect Dec. t Cut Merit Director moved to Orlando where they Aszus Lard said it might take medical ofifeer*. Six ttepup raise* for employe* make their home. until July l to make it fully effec­ are eal'ed for under the plan tive. Jobs Maxwell, VS I htig i n ­ which would allow the average. . „ _ _. _ ... The pay raises which would employe to go from the minimum *Jcr N*1? ’ 11 n," 'f 1 '* >. eo.ne about by placing all covered to maximum scale In 4«i r e a r s . ; Arthur Duane. Oliver dathnux, ^euploycs in a job classification Outitandng employe* would b e ! w-t** Anl r lo o k at ended the would range from tl to $115 a allowed tn move at an accelerated; *,,w*hcr‘1<" ‘ * ,,ll'etlng in . anford month. Altogetncr they would tu*t p_ce I Thursday -vcnlng. Fourteen state agencies are cov-! The Albvet Ada ami 1-j Ikii llo tred by the merit system *et up ger* hive returned ’ u their home 'b y a 1953 lawr. Five of the agen- here aftei (ponding the summer •' V,V: j l w i i a lV i m i b n .i.: des '*hi;h hl,l "?«ratcd under an mn-th. in Virginia. j . . ' ......................................... .. •■••*! old federal stall merit plan have Jlr. and Mr*. K«1 FulforJ were VViivi i n's V o s : .xn.’ classification »y*tem h o .u u * . to a fish fry held at L 'liii.-v ..A t...... , b- ! ,: i’ •»theri—except tor the. their home Friday evening V de.....nr. road department-have hau no yob |i{ioul , up5* r f „ h a„d all the cla'rifiration vystem trimmings wat enjoycil by the H-iuanoM »- TiSfliuT.te report vaid Its studies show following: Mr. an I Mrr. Cader v u tll'lt t o V l'fl.lll cd Vial "confusion and inequi Hart. Mr. and Mrs. J. T McLain. TO; fH K STO N lTtN U U l. tie* are wlrtr.pread In the clas«l- i VirV t at*i» >i .S' mi •ur..ii « ..u « . —a ____ _ „»! vi>V Ail*, n itwuv -• n r i f-t> t |nnflUon #n(j ___ compenution of | »"■! »ot Tommy. Mr*. T. vv. I reva’ t. Letter Brown, Carol Sue ii..t .it: t JIvMfv ir. "t i those poslticns in the state serv Torres. Mr. and Mr*. Homer Althe 'Mnvb Jodi.i»l Ctsoau of ">• if f . it. ...J *ur tu . r^~..i . . m ih . . . . . . . . . . .lisoo. C*rlton ine report reportsaid aai<l tnc rraton fori . , and*- Addle *# 4 Prevatt. , ;;T»‘ .•oU ; , ' i ' •hatceey | The s . i • •!»!• “ f »*>t eo.'ss* b,V I basic weaknesiet were that the B I,y *nd Su* e rulforJ< hn<, ,h* ' hostrsiei. '■>- I ti llt'N K T tsa u t. I'etsn ‘ •multitude of b boards, eornmisMr. and Mra. R ogrn of Heat ions, departments ami Mate agen ■ 4*toY * v« » iib h k b v nitMumitu eles have never had the benefit Haven Harney were hoetesiei to . . . i . r •vui. , i «. . ivo.*»r •»■!; te* • n--*< . r , _ , , wef tale court ard i* ssrie a ropr of any central salary admlnlstra a dinner Sunday at their home. ® l. arru f uputi taa p l* lB llll# *1- tio n /* Thove enjoying the event were alis Sfgt | ..J * »%.*»• A* . • “ Consequently in many of these the following; Mr. and Mra. War­ ir f*• fW't I . ' - •** -f »- rf- _ U i Still d*| ol N ottBlir, A. U* agencies, each employe was a free ren Fetoo, of Ormond Beach; Mr. 1 ^ 1, ,,r m MMrM rr*» CottBMu m jy agent who could deal Imilvdually, ami Mrs Henry Walcott of Ovlek* taken aeatael »#«. WITSKS* my hand a n he •'fit- personally or through an Interme­ d»; Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCain, elal tevl <>f •*<« »*"«M diary. with the agency head in Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Selg Sanford. lemtnola Cawnvr. rt-rlda. negotiatlin* for his salary." the Mr*. H. II Geiger lus return­ <• I*, llrrmian report tald. ed home after spending some time clerk <.f me Ctrewll r.»ur« Agencies covered by the merit eemlnnte Conalf n «ltt* In Geo-glr with her husband who system arc the Children’ s Com­ (Peal "f Ctrcutl Court) I* cor.flncJ *o the hospital there. Atlorner for Plaintiff; mission; Crippled Children's Com­ rm vA n n M itcitx Mr*. Geiger report* he is getting mission; Auditing Department; S*S Sfetralf nnlldln* Ortaado. Florida Florida Industrial Commission. along nicely. Mrs. Walton Torre* and child­ in m i ! i i H t i i r s m iir •mi Board of Parks; State Board of ••» THIS VI.V1II j i me* VI. CISIt i n Health: Department of Public Wel­ ren left Sun lay for Ft. ItOF Till: S T .lli: OF S’l.UIIIIIV. IX fare; Hospital Construction Divi­ Ga. where they will Join Mr. Top. axu fun » s: n im il i : i o i '.vtv . IS lIMSCItNV so. Max . sion: Road Department; Racing rJ* r b f re be i« stationed with the ||. II FULhhlt and DoUOTHT I. Commission; Hotel and n e s ta u r -'c S Army, PULUSIL W. wlfa. |i4in|lff< ant Commission; Board o f Cu;,*e-I Mr. and Mrs. J. T McLain Jr., rvatlon; Motor Vehicle Commlivlon) were ho*tes»ei to a Halloween , n.VNK It klMI'WOX. and State Rcverage Department. Party held at their home ToesMirll.'i: Til DKI-F.SII day evening. Several game* werai at IT TII ill'IKT TIT 141 HANDY HOLDER played and refreshments were ser­ T< 1 FOR BOOTH <<•VM-ji.iV TMt' VIVa ved, Those nt'rndlnjt were th* f , 1! '*'J * ’ ^vv-u i iVu Mvv‘ ’ 2 f J:1 Du you want to keep the (am- following: Hr. •»vl Ur*. Csd^r. l.fiv1, mUiviauaiVv^na *- r.u^- lly’a nverahne* mil *-f Ih. ••» f , in Hart. Mr*. T. W. Prevatt. Sarah ten un«i.r in- u * i win •"<i nea| order, properly mated? and Susie Harper. GeraMlne, Il*4MO»! dMaasidM'ilAXK U Here’ s what to da: la,It-n a Tommy and Johnny Jacobs, Cle- Geneva OINttAl e$ TH! AIMV George C. Manhall recel.rt the VV.vKirow Wils-n A'.yard for dUUrg'-'iihed service in 'remoer icy at a ceremony tn h t blujton, DCfMrfllce. The pretentation l» mad* by Aug'urt i.r.t of the Woodrow Will on Foundation. Looking H e c tp o.i iju .: .c C.Xtarji.Jtl and Mrx V.'dson,*; ow of President. IK E ■1 —|--------------------- -l » P fR S O N A U T y — j * PIN PO IN TS r/kutvt n A * , fpvwoo c vti ^ e o n 's< PERSON.^ PERSON' a> OJG-TV IIKRE wa* r at a stick of fur* "I thought «e might as wtll rf* hearse for your show on Ihsir*!" TTEA'S niturs in FRANK RINA* li.vitd-r.c v Beverly Kills home on the Monday be fora ths Friday Kdvvard R. Mur* row wa* to visit him on “ i’ervon to I’crson.’’ Hi* natra told thx not • to • be • I envied decorator "litre v* «*ha* t wart — Ml look U1 , ’ « It Friday — Slnstra tn<j |t h« right. BecAiue along with ms will lx 20 million other peopD — ard they 're ail potential cus. tomert." i , , AI.F NII.HON. the only Atner* lean who makes his fai.i.ly honvt o.i a Chine;- Junk in American water*, toll an amusing story of imw ht met hi* wife, Klta. She wa* a member of a party visiting N'livon'* unusual craft when Nilloi fell in love with her at first sight. Like the others, Rita had paid 25 cents to set tba boat. ■ . i \*ore fl ^ AHarper *W OHS WAT fof (0,1V I / UKl O U M O V *9 V £ fOA O O V /H I O V I H I W ^ 5 ! l0 W fo r ’ FARES 1 1 .6 5 C in c in n a t i, O r io 1 9 .6 5 3 5 .4 0 W a s h in g t o n , I). C . 1 9 .6 5 3 5 .4 0 R och ester, N , Y , 2 9 .2 5 5 2 .6 5 9 .8 0 1 7 .6 5 1 6 .5 5 2 9 .8 0 r* 4 0 W . 3 7 .6 0 6 7 .7 0 ifo r SERVICE i for Y ork , N . N ew O r le a n s , L a . M e x ic o C ity , M e x , CHAR^tR ARNOLD LUND TH E PEOPLE NEED LUND Tho following letter xraa pent hy the I'rexldent to Arnold l.und Rirlnff living him hln umiunlified mipport r H C W HITE HOUSE W A S H IN G T O r* •V October 10, lObl* Dear M r. Lund: A* 1 mentioned during our V, Into Hondo visit l<idl month, I b e l i e v e th a t w e m u i l a c t i v e l y c a r r y t o t h e public th e f u l l e t o r y o f o u r A c c o m p l i s h m e n t * in th e l a s t f o u r y e a r s . 1 know you are doing this, *nd I ••f'vi on your e ffo r t !. May yon have every nucccrn In the rnmp.ifim. You know, of tuur«e, the im portance 1 attach to holding one p olitica l party Accountable, during any ono A dm in­ istration, for the m anagem ent of governm ent. We can fix thie responsibility under our system only when the Adm inistration and the C on gress are under the same political leadership. O bviously I am con vin ced , as I know you a r t , that the ncoda of all A m erican s will be best served by the return o f the present Republican A d ­ m inistration to office, and by the election , at the same • tim e, of a Republican Senate and a Republican House o( R epresentatives. Your e ffo rts are a vital part of that great undertii f- - ’ nd m y earnest good wish"*: r jwlth you, With warm retard, Jincerely, /) K jt M r, Arnold Lund 725 North Atlantic Avenusi Daytona Beach, Florida \ AMU. 5. Toa fo obora express pac* a g Y. A tla n ta , G a. .pUkHHEO lO U R 5 _ «o«») SOUS* TSIt 2 1 .8 0 N ew ,o LU N D - GREYHOUND. rel rlr W ANTS MAKING AOVANCI CONTBWDON$ beeauw they won’t N In thx United htatc* next January, Prlnew Rainier anl I’rtrwtwss Orsow of Monaco *re ihown In New York alter donallnc to the Mirth of Dimes. TUe prince u depotitinf hit gilt In a mlriitura *ircn lung. w hen you vote a straight ticket for .,* . r p , F O R TH E S C H O O L H O A R D A S A W R IT E -IN C A N D ID A T E District No. I—Seminole County County Wide Election PD. rot. AOV. O therw ise he cannot c a r r y ou t his p ro g ra m un d p olicies tym ^Alw ays P- i.h-d In gemlaole Ceanty, Fter. Id OlltiKnrD al hastord. In IX ?*lh f i r *f «sc*-h#r. rtnrldFIII* M. T. Vlhltn f i»»,.uir Clerk W U VVInderweedle AHuraey for llalnllf.'e. IX Tin: COFIIT (IF SUK ro t XTV ji iiu r, iK w ixni i; i oi xtt erVTS. OF FMIMIII*. to re Ihe l.ilaie of: VVIU.t.VM 0. UKI.I. Hereased. IX PIU'll.aTC MVU s o m e X-Jllrt la hereby a »*n Ihll the unteiHaned wilt. e« Ihe ISIS* d*j of November. A.D, ttJI pre--«t lo Ihe Hnn -rable County Jud#* of F#mtaole County. Florida, hie flail re- l u r e , acrouvl end voicbert ae AJV mlnltiralnr i*» tloete x-»n of me Ks^ t s l - -f vvilllern fl. 'lri|, d-.e>—4. and «t *sld time. ISeh aed there n---e •upllrhlinu tn lie (aid Judge r«r « float eevilemeel - f hie adp-lnI-' ,-|. n ef *ald eslaiSv bed for en -rd-r d'tcharglha bln he *uch Ad* mloUtriler Pe Itants Non i *ei-d ihte Ihe ISth day. of Octei»»- v o. isit OCunOE BELL As Admtilitraler P-* n 'ale Nee ef the relate of WILLIAM O. HULL. Dersill-L Oe<- \ ir**r. Jr. jj|Ve Ms#nolle Are, ■s*ford Flat- ELBERT C A M M A C K A R EP U B LIC A N C O N G R E S S ! f ’I pMlilfa - * week for four II) cor**- uweeke In Tae daeford ll-raid, E L E C T PRESID EN T EIS EN H O W ER N EED S DAVE GARROWAY, who was v;*ited by "Person to Per­ son” telecast, exhibited a control panel that enables him to waka up morniagi tn a vocal refrain, lie ha* a collection o f record­ ings for tills ourpoaa, and all were made by tna sama singer— You guessed It, Frank Sinatra! • • . MRS. JOSEPH W E LC H , who*# illness had prevented her from seeing the downstair* of her h ou ia for soma time, waa the recipient of sp e cia l atten­ . V i '. V v - "n « V - kVuivsi.s them. wl|>e (he hoots with snap <.r T ,,,r tion th- night intllviduftllr a^t »• detergent »u«Js. Thii prevent! noil* .. ri : ny. 'lrutcnton, Tbmm> Edward R. Murtar “ f «"• . 1I and *n<t tea*-* *'"1 Lari Summrrill!. aiUPK>Nl'<t****ic<i: WILUASI fv. inins Ih. the U wall leaves ih-m them -Iran clean row ca lle d on Mr. and Mr* Waller Yarbo uahtov . 1,4 *;t»iaii X. HUNT, for th« next wearing, " i ’erwvn to Perof IIKAUIXO. N»*»4iku»*ll*. 11* ___________ rough have a* their guest, fori aon.” Th# crew dlvlduallv wiul ■<• Ft.-ui'-r* una while, their daughter and .onp la ced a TV d»r vh. (.»•« WHI *"-t T*»v»SAD r.ASF monitor In her mrav or rRANK r. Hiui’« » x . PETOSKEY, Mich. JY-Th. ca-e in-law Mr, and Mr*. Wm. Slu* bedroom and f Virginia nkki.y HSKIXKT) »n4 IIKL-1 of the I’etotkey t.roeery to . layer and fami • panned ’ ha camMr and Mr* Reliars left ref x HKStl.Kt. M* wire. «r luir against the Adams Grocery Co. Joseph Helch rias around Ih* F n OAT. ° m 4U , pi! auiia u |finally i>»» disappeared from the rently for North Csrolina where various dowiyitain rooms. Mr*. Flio.HT. hi. wife; v. Ci. vith j Emmet County Circuit Court doc- they will apmd some time there THE Dl CHESS OF WIND* Welch wa» able to ree how her SOK arrivi I at a pie "I'erson to aquarium wa* doing and also vvoSiTH.'th ^ “wirc"<4«d .a'c'hAo f , ket- ■< h*,l appeared regularly with their aon and daughter InI’ci-on” In rheon meeting with j had time tn rid the living room u-.m. if’ alls*, aria ir anjr «t four times a year fur »*) * • '« law. IMtvnd It. Murf an ohjectionable (In her ih»m t • d««d. hi*, h.r «r vh-t, | (\|j principal* are de»<l. The Mrs. Geraldine Mor.e an I rtippdivr tmkRonn tinum*. mind) lampshade txfur* her row full of apol­ lieirw * io » !* rt!*#» .(#»!##•. firm* rm r k n <u*%o!viInc daughter and Betty Gleger of ogy. Seem, tha husband greeted Ed. ranlet*. died. South Carolina am visiting Betty’* and the Duka ruti«t» or lienor*. otlitr clilm«n!t i»). origins! Judge also t•>...i-—i.-H-r . - *K4i-.i iim Judge Edward II Fenlon finally imother Jfra. II. SI. Gleger. had attandad her or Hum; the um*t>««* threw it oat but observed u dly _________________ THE DUKE OF WINDSOR the Judy Gar. injected a Yankee flavor Into hi* land opening thVe'*K>aranU*L -raSltori* >r other I that “ the docket won’t aeem the! “ I'rrson to Prr»on” appearance. nighl befnre and psni-t clhimiii# hr. thruvian.1n m e now.” I Andy Carry of the Yankee* He revealed that his net dog l* had been coralfive straight time. Is led by T .x A * PUF — b°fn it* klaine. and uta-l.NIS »* T As a rule, you ne-d to add a the 1956 World B-rtes. R ojrr railed — not Sir Galahad, but Jinx for their aimmuK.'xacealixii u V i 'K i t j quarter teaspoon of axil to a m -d-; Craig got him twice and Sal Mac tadlo ahow. ” 1 ' Davy Crcgktlt. Davy wa* left •oxa. r.aiurai «r ariilMal. ).*»• lum white sauce mada with a cup He, Clem Laldne and Csrl Eram franc* white th* Duka and h-vpe you don’t In*. <l4.mloa to *»»• »r pur- ... mind, the -aid. The Durheas l Duchess loured America. S—itlna to base any itahV till# ° f mux. bin- '-nee, ur uuteat in the l*n4 in m m cut* Cuuaty, FlurlJ*. lo-wlti _ toil- II* and It* vl in* 1-140 M of Ih* •uodtvlston vl the l*-4 hatung'ea In Atl4mup<e L*nd, Hotel A Navigation Comixur. a ,.<.idl'd lo 1-1*1 lh*r#uf r»c*»r*1* i In I*|4| II. nk I. esc* I*, uf ih* I’ uhlte llecurds u( h*ml ml* Count). * torIJ4 Tou *t I each uf you are hrrel-y n-.Slfl-d that 4 coolplalni lo du<el title of the above detrrlbe.1 prop-ny hit hesn tiled taslnl yuu. and r«u ere r*n»ll«4 to »erve » copy uf (he tinner or pl*4.i uu lo the rumflelnt -o lha pUu.ii'fs* eitoruer. IV. 11 tVInderwe-dl-. Ill |'«rk ,Vv»->ue VVIMer I’erh. Flor­ id* and file the oriulnal sn ie -r <>r O t k put line In the Off>.e nf ih* > t-rk ef the Creull Court ..n — »--*<»-• the svtii day of .» IX If y.-u fall lo do so JUes.-i-.l 1> def• --| will he •***-• «<lr»' >r Ihe relief 4eme»d*d In Ihe eons- . News Of Men In Service Veterans separtrd from active service *lnre Sent. $, I*.'1 viU NOT have IN day* In which ta aoolv tor five year term mmecnvertlblf Gl t-isurxnee; they will hive ONLY n-tM T>ee M. ,B,,t Benjaml- S. Beach, Officer In Charge, of the Veteran* Admini­ stration Office at 42 Fast Central Avenue, Orlando said the new s|k plication .leadline was set by the re.Tntly enacted Servvmen** - it Vn«*«•*"«* Ct|P« N ($p tPibllc Law Ml. Mlh Congress). Before this law was ense'fd. Reach said, eligible veterans had 110 days from separation In which to apply for the post service fiveyesr 'erm noneonrertible policy. The new law ends Issuance of this insurance effective Jan. I, 1937 anJ thereby establishes Dec. 31. 1950 as the deidllne for ap­ plication. even though leas than 120 day* have elapsed since separa­ tion, Reach said. Veterans eligible for this insur­ ance are those who were ordered Into active sen lee for 31 days or mure since June 27, IMO. Eligible veterans sepirateu from service since last Sept 4 who Legal Notice • wish to apply for the Insurant* •n or before Dee. SI, were adviard by Beach to make lure their applications arc accompanied ay the proper premium. FORT COltDON. OA P vt ID further advised eligible veteran* to make certain their ap-' Wayne II. McCoy„ tuo of Mr. ami plication* are re. vrJ by ya oy Mr*. Fletcher E. McCoy, IS12 Dee. 31 or are mntmarked on o r 1 Palmclto Avc.. recently rumple cd before that date. eight weeks of advanced individual An application received or postmarkro on or after Jan. I. 195? military police training at Fori will not be eligible fur considera­ Gordon, G a . under the Resciva tion undrr the law. Beach said. Force* /Act. No meJlcal examination !* reThe tralnii.g was *bc »rcond quire,) for this Insurance. phase o f the six month tour of Further Information and assi­ irtivc duty provided by the act. McCoy received basic combat stance In filling out the application farm arc available from nny VA (raining at Fort Jackson, S. C. Contact Representative, Beach lie entered the Army in June 1956. said. New 5-Year Term Gl Insurance Deadline Told £ y in e n a ^ ★ GREYHOUND BUS STATION 750 W . 9th St. T hon e 60 Florida Needs A Two Party System You can help get it by VOTING REPUBLICAN V olu nteers f o r Ike C om m ittee W ill him T . M oore, T reasurer. I’d. fol. Adv. *ii �> •- V .1* * -. I s ' r ' f/*- 1 STKa NCE BEDfELLOWS E v :r y Citizen's Duty To Cast Ballot In Tomorrow's Important Election w •— As usual, there has been no ’uck of ml. - Monition* to vote. The (logons nnd *igns r directed toward this worthy purpose Bcems endless. Both major presidential candidates j have made statements on this subject. “ We can have unlimited faith in America." • raid President Eisenhower, “ns Ion* as AJ; merlca will express itself." Adlai Stevenson urged citizens to study !; the liitues, candidates and party records, nnd added: ‘Then vote a» though you tlone were making the final decision as to the i ; men and women to who your government ); „ylll be entrusted." ;; . I n view of all that has been said, it may !; . Item foolish for us to add our voice one® i , again to the chorus. But we do not think ;: P ossibilities O verlooked A report releaind just Irst Friday should make aware that tremendous possibilities for expansion ad growth are being over’ ’ looked. Much hn* been written aliout thb* pro­ ject and the effect of its impact has Ih *-ii I . jjcpounded upon time ami time again. ' ‘ \ Industrial, commercial and transport dei i tolopment along the inland waterways In }• tfie United State* during the thirtl quarter i : of thin year wo* eighteen j>er cent greater J; than during the first quarter nnd twenty*; five per cent greater than during the second {; .quarter. During July, August nnd Septeml*er watereide iltcs were selected for 173 new or ex­ panded mills, fa cto rie s, refineries, power \ plants, warehoused terminals nnd Indus, trial districts. The corresponding total for the first quarj • ter was 138 while the fecond quarter showed |.* LI7 projects. i ! ~ The nine month’s total for 1056 is 458. or twelve under the total for the entire i ; year of 1955. { Sanford’s Docks and Terminals itiould have been a part of this vast expansion. The demand for these facilities is overwhelming J evidence thnt much of the growth of areas where docks and terminals are located de­ pends on inland waterway freight trans•portation. The Sanford Herald Putlteit4 OsUr Rscee* Sslurdey *')•*»» B aiavad a* t t e * a l e i t * . ra ttie r Oetahar I t . l i l t at I k s r e s t O fflra at Sa afard . Plartda a a .e r Ih t Ac? nt rangte*. . t Usreh t tltt fRItKINH. r.dllar a ,4 r all.h.r j J: I Try and Stop Mo -By BINNKTT CINF- SAN DIEGO, Calll tFHTNCl— T fT H O SAYS there** no romance in big bujlne*i? Hearken WilUnn R. Schultz, son of Mrs. LucUc M. Schultz of Route 2. Box to the tale of Private Secretary Sue Slater: M. Sanford recently graduated it Is foolish. We think it is our duty to re-i Sue Slater, one autumn from recruit training at the Narat mind our readers, this but time, that vot- i night. Training Center. San Diego, Calif. ing — saving our say at the polls — I f the The nine oeeka of “ boot camp" Turned out the only par­ heart of the democratic process. Included drill and isitruction in lor ligh t It is u p rivilege and a duty. seamanship, gunnery life saving, Her boss betide her w-iitc* lurTival. boat handling and( pered things O u r c iv ic org a n iza tion s and fratern al the uie of imall armi. O f wedding bells and dia­ group.t h ave all m ade o u tsta n d in g record s Following two weeks leav*. framond rings. in th e ir e ff o r t s to u rg e citizen s to v ote — I duatea report to shipboard dull** He pledged his love in v o te a s con scien ce d irects. T h e K iw n n is .' or service school i depending on burning phrase R o ta ry . M o m , P ilot*. Business ond P ro­ the qualiflcatloni each hat demon- * And acted foolish forty •(rated. fession al W om en . A m erica n L egion , V eter­ way*. FORT XIVER. Va. - P v t Da j ans o f F oreig n W a rs, Disabled A m erica n When he had gone Sue rid L. Crump. »on of Mr. and gave a laugh V eterans, Klkz» C tub.M asonic O rders, have Xlr». J. G. Crump, Long*<*d, It And then turned off the all urged e v e r y th in k in g citizen to cast * member of the “MOth ‘ Armed dictograph. Forcet Service Center at Fort hi* o r h er ballot. Alyer. Va. T he J u n io r C ham ber o f C om m erce, w h ich P S She uie* one in the office, too. o f course. Crump, a driver with tht unit, an nu ally co n d u cts a “ G et Out T h e V o t e " entered the Army In June tf this j C am paign has been d o in g n rem ark able jo b year and completed bade training at Fort Dia. N. J. In rnrr.vlng fo rw a rd th e ir y o u n g b u sin ess, He attended R oan University,, ly W1U1AM im * m en 's p rog ra m o f com m u n ity w id e voting. Dayton, Tenn. Hi* wife lives at C e n tra l P rra a If r U z r S em in ole C ou n ty citizen s m ust rem em ber 2TJ0 Tenth Are., Port Huron. Xlicb.' PARRIS ISLAND. S. C. iFIfT-l BT NOW thoie convivial Soviet: from “caramel" to “toast." That* that th ere is a co u n ty w id c h o u r at stak e LABOR GROUP TO STICK TO Roger C. Simmont Jr.. »on bosses. Khrushchev and Bulganin. good news—at least tht colors In to m o rro w ’ s election — th ere is a d i«of Mr*. Annie Slmmnm of 1M7 must realize that rumpua In Po­ will be in good taste! PAY fNCREASR DEMANDS trictw id e political o f f ic e to be filled —both I William* Ave , Oct. 3n at tht- M*- land isn't Just anothsr of ther im|*>rtnnt to the individual as well as the Ariiiti a/ Florence, /tafjt. morning-after vodka hangover* iS J T n, M "‘ ,ru threaten to picket that ctfg’a muco m m u n ity and urea. VJnea U today il lines moALiala machinists said the. laUDU, 3. L. i i i r t s lo g . n( greiO H ifrarions in aeumt. That'* pertly hard fe Relatives and friends of many S a n ford citizen s mui< keep in m ind thnt Here arv aothori'stlv- answeri irotip would stiek to its pay of the new Marine* were on hand E u ro p e — n»«r* U r n . O re r there. picture? there la also n City Election In which throe from the Vcteraos Administration *ad the air- £ ,hf ceremo- e o t l r jk u * grjtm tely are more la . ! ! ! scat* are to be filled. Voting in thh election to four question* of Interest to 'a* advised Its personnel that a niti t r r r s f r d (a potitlet f * 4 * plptA'iiU. Items abeat Natienal Cat Week »bservants appear la the new*. former servicemen and that.- famiforc* • *» The 12-*cek training schedule Is done nt the City Hall. llt,: operattoo* include* drill, bayone! training. first billiards and freeling papers. Kitty batter net taka that Topmoit in every citizens mind must U* Q. I am th« widow c f a World . 4 ., , , a . .. Arm•irong. prciidant of pKyiical conditioning, parades and lemperetwrat engulf tacky maun* tea serieesly-bacauta deg* can't th e fa c t that he fnuat v o te in ever:*' •I6CtIon War II veteran, anj I am :eceiv»tid the eompany eouid not ceremonial. and other military tain areas. Thl* autumn eeuld t ! t grave te be reel teal, man, real « n d o n e v e ry w auc and fo r e v ery o ffic e . mg death coinpenaatun payments ^ forJ i0 mttt t!* demand of DU- subjects. ShelbyrlUe. Ind, Four-H dub* seed I’ olls open to m o r r o w m orn in g nt 7 o’ c lo c k ! If • elect to receive benefits un- ,*1,* ,****’ lotenutional Assn. Three week* arvspent on the bars have bulK a com atalk tow.r der ihe new Survivor Benefit* «*rhinl*t* for a 22.7 per rent rifle range where the recruit* fire St>le l.sdsr Christian Dior pre­ that's 70 fast high. That, opines * * * Act, would I have the right to re- '*•*• increase. He said it would Ihe M-t rifle and receive Invtrucdict* that womens dress hue* Grandpappy Jenkins, must be the vert back to the old system of C<HJ ihe zlrllne an additional II tlnn in basic Marineinfantry weaBeat v — -III dominantly tang* graat-grand-foddar of all shocks! P ra yer F or F lection Eve compensation, if I .le- id- to do *o m^ "on 'l°'l*ri yearly. pons, R ecen tly n frien d brou ght in wlmt be at some future lime' cnlled " A P ra y er fu r E lection E ve.” A. No. Once you have elected W c w ant to sh a re it w ith readers w h o l» receive payments upder the new m a y feel, as w e do. that reveren ce and Sum Ivor Benefits Act. you may YOU'RE TELLING ME! Veterans Corner hotmI,,,: , ; , , n rer Hl ,,un,IM•,, tn have ,n m ind • t election u m e . D ear (>od. let tis a pproach th e |>olliiig places to m o rro w w ith w on d er and w ith re v • ren cc. m indful o f w h a t it hns cost in b lood p °*u hcm ‘ h ^ ^ . ’ !* l0 tonunue with your present campentagon payments, yau may at M ure Hme switch over t ■ • '. j nrw and M c r iflc e to m ak e It p ossible fo r us t o w n M '. y ^ b u t ^ n .o VA t o t e u n airaid . ,p p niVrd my application fa* G ive us the w isdom to know what we War Orphans schooling. Wtil the believe about politics is not th e l» « fin n in g , hiereasrt d r a i h eompeni.illon and end o f all w isdom ~ that tht-re m ay l»e. P^J'nenla made by \A in m> bebe stopped? and protjabiy In som e right on th e o th e r n* A No The increased payment*’ side. will rontlnue until you reach your Make us aw a re that o th e r m en all o v e r lath brtbday. Of crurse. you al*<> th e w orld a re w a tch in g us as we vote, som e will receive >obr monthly educaw ith en vy and som e w ith cy n icism . I .e l thin ben»fH_ pay manta, it the J ^ i a liln V h ’ birthday, hirth.ilv^h* romoerTsa' Jeor the rompensa-, u,m p*r «m have to stop, q l* wartime sem e# *»nf o f th e' TV* li-rtl* I* a w -n s ir at It* »**—<*«.4 T r... i*<wulrr»ftsU for *pe:‘.al “ ahMl*, aUrti la aatttlad 0«4la*tv*ly tn lit* a** tnr rapvMIr*. a^ f° r rrr“ ’ ' ' Ilaa at all t*a laaat u . a primed l» tst* aaw.pirar. ' a . No. Military .trvlea tray ReptaaaatM K a U t a s ll? hO aneral A 4 * a r t l.|.f g a rv l-a laa. M l n * t r |is S a v la r t lta *k B I4 *. have taken place either In warA tla a ta O a n ra l. lime nr peacetime, so tong as the S l'M C ItlP T IO !* ttATI.S veteran meet* olher requirements By Carrier IS* par oaek '<-• U em k | 1 as of the law. T bbra* s M eal** Sts Maatha i n a Vaar MM im s nut q. I am eligible for outpatiant a i l O bltaary ta tlra a . ear4 * pf thaaha. ra a .Iu U a ra a>4 metical treatment fr<m VA. Could • tt ls a a a ( aatartala m an l ta r lh a ta rsvn t. at r a l . l . . I simply go lo my doctor for this ra»4a w ill a* * k a r * M ta r a t raau lar s d r a rt o in * ratra treatment, and Instruct him lo Pag® 4. Monday. Novemltcr 5, 1950 send Ihe bill lo VA? A. No. You must on.aln prior TODAY'S Bini.E VEHSE authorization from VA 'o r Ibis Do not Ire weary in well-tioing. HAD: II treatment. Thessalonians 3:6-13. Veterans living in Central Florida who wish further InformJiruadratt From the first week Goal In prayrr for cuManrr in Ihe atlon .-about Ihelr vnriou*Gl hvnethat he started In Congres* eight manner In which you vole nevl fil* should write or vi»it ihe VA year* ago, Syd has been a mere- Tuesday for each and every o f■office at 42 E. Central Ave. Orher o f a group of Congressmen flee on the ballot, from the highest lando. who meet for prayer at g:00 a m. to the lowest. Sanford Herald CHRISTMAS IN JULY •very Thursday morning. He has S*me rely. Sanford. Florida FLAGSTAFF. Aril. JV-Tha rxS missed a meeting of this group RERNAIID M. A lie'll KIt Dear Editor: Parki School program was right during hla entire time In WashingI am writing to you as a friend lou while he was In town, ne was on schedule when sit Ith grader* PATIENT HUSBAND and not aa President o f Ihe Xlen Preside*! of this group In 1931 and XIP.XIL'O CITY .iv—Alberto Pe were graduated In August cere­ o f St. John* Presbjtery. * N a sine* continued as one of Its re* told police his wife had given monies. These are serious time* fur all leaden. Syd is a devoted husband him a hard life for year*. Dot he Rrrause of heavy snow condi­ of ui and with the world involved ami father and enjoy s a fine Christ- had made no official romplaint. tions encountered in winter In so much war and turmoil we Ill* record as a congressman' he said, until *he beat him with months, the school year extends Want to make *ure that we have tian family life. i* broomstick ami then made off over the spring an I summer honest, God fearing men represent­ His record as a rongressman some of the most valuable month* The "Chrla'maa vacsing us In Waihiagton. To rome to speaks for llsrlf The very fa c t; ohjecls In Ihe household. lion” romes in July, the point, the opponent of Syd Her- that he la the flr*l representative long, our able representative to elected to the House Ways ami I Congress from the 5th District, Xleans Committee Is Indicative ot ha* made the accusation that Syd what his fellow member* think of ha. padded hit payr*d with moot- Um. m t „ , hp mo„ ,mpor1ini ju ^ m * T^1 * * committee in Congrea* amt tu pleiely f*l»e and untrue and la demiKralie members are elected typical of the type campaign bis by the democratic membership as opponent I* running. a whole. I would like each of you to In all slnrertly and Irrespective know some thing* about Syd ller- ef party affiliation, I urge each at the polls long, (hit he, hlmsotf, woulld not and every one of you to turn to riteo MAKION llA ltM A N S it . R f * r n l l f * r a n — I t v r .t .T * S C f S I l t S O S4 v . r u . la* S t . - l a - . News 0 1 Men In Service election , w h a tev#er .its resu lt., Ire , , n testam . . ., en, t to the ttlrillty o f n fr e e |KH»ple to select th eir ow n lenders. . H elp un to v o te h on estly . B anish p re ju dives and ihtagiijiI spite fn»rn ou r hearts ns w o mnrk ou r Itr-.llots. M ake us hum ble. W h en th e v o le t' are fin a lly cou n ted let n eith er jo y nt the trlttmph o f o u r ideas nor tlisapiNsintnient at th e ir r e je ctio n keep us from stn u d in g united behind the m en g iven the task o f leading us. Let wliut we tlo to m o rro w la? a fo rm o f p r a y e r — n recog n ition »»f T h y |Miwer and g lo r y , and a r e fle ctio n o f T h y d ig n ity w ith w h ich we are en dow ed. A m en Letters To The Editor Your Vote & Support U ff-A -D A Y T u esd a y will be J S S llZ lS S S Z J t e t VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY The ttndernlipied Democratic nominee* for Seminole County public office* In the General Election on Novombcr C. 1956, urjre the voter* to support the Democratic Party on the local, II state and national level. It ii our belief that only throuffh the election of a Democratic Conprc** and a Democratic •dminlntration can we maintain * voice in national affair* and reflect our view* in government. V. Our own United State* Senator* and Repre(tentative* from Florida, together with t h e i r eolleaffue* from our neighboring states, occupy Important chairmenship* and position* on the influential committee* of Congreai*. They lik e w ise hold high position * within o u r ow n Demo­ cratic Tarty. Their voiced, apeaklng for u» a* our repre* entntive*, can bent be heared in Washington by the party of which they ore members - the Democratic PartySenators Holland and Smatherx, Governor Collins, Congressman Hcrlong and our six other Democratic Florida Congressmen, have endorsed the nominees for the Democratic Party. Wo join them in urging the election of a Democratic administration and a Democratic Congrnt in November. In this way, and in this way only, do we have a chance to make our voice* heard. D O U G L A S S T E N S T R O M fo r S tate S enator. 37th D istrict M A C K N. C L E V E L A N D , J R .fo r State R epresen tative Sem inole C ounty G O R D O N V . F R E D E R IC fo r S ta te R epresentative, Sem inole C ounty 0 . P. H E R N D O N fo r C lerk o f the C ircuit C ourt J. L. H O B B Y fo r S h e r iff M A R Y E. E A R L E fo r C ounty A ssessor o f T axes JO H N L. G A L L O W A Y fo r T a x C ollector R A Y B U R N T. M IL W E E fo r S uperin ten den t o f P ublic Instruction C. F. H A R R IS O N fo r M em ber o f School B oard C A M IL L A D. B R U C E f o r S upervisor o f R egistra tion E R N E ST H O U S H O L D E R fo r C oun ty J u d g e prrently appreciated. K A R L Y L E H OU SH OLDER fo r C ounty P rosecu tin g A ttorn ey JO H N K R ID E R f o r C ou n ty C om m issioner, D istrict No. 1. LA W R E N C E SW OFFORD &L U /H a o / l fo r C ounty C om m issioner, D istrict N o. 3. H O M E R L IT T L E fo r C ounty C om m issioner, D istrict N o. 5. T H E O A U L IN fo r Ju stice o f the P eace, D istrict No.3. GEORGE A . K E L S E Y f o r C onstable, D istrictN o. 3. C andidate to the u n expired one y e a r term o f City C om m issioner G roup W . HUGH D U N C A N fo r Ju stice o f the P eace, D istrict N o. 4. J. Q. (S L IM ) G A L L O W A Y H OM ER S E W E L L 3. W . A . L E W IS Pd. •ol. Adv. 1 ( mom wo’Ukiwi to m a tt Johnson'* to bo t clock watcher.” $ — u z Ho'a letting fo r C onstable, D istrict N o. 4. f o r Ju stice o f the P eace, D istrict N o. 6. f o r C on stable, D istrict N o. 6, (P»L Ad. Sponsored and M 4 For Bjr Seminole County Democratic Executive Com.) R. a Billhlmer, Secretary-Treasurer wwamgaA vspiun ■ T �ft ■ i k 1, 'I.-', v 'T V •••/ 1 rTHE SANFORD HERALD Mon. Nor. 6. 1056. Pago 5 Conning The News S o cia l fcvswiA «• — " M em bers o f 0 . E . S. V o te T o Send $25 T o M asonic H om e 4 Mr., Mrs. Kern Announce Birth Of Baby Girl . = ••' ,3 SwSlirrt’v O vied o C ub S cou ts Preaented A w a rd s Sy MARIAN JONES # I Pan! lamdy; Sen lee Star—Da^MV OVIEDO— The Cub Scout pack Daugherty. D o u g U a ReynoVta, meet for troop 143. Oviedo, had a. Marshal Urgo, and Taul Lundy, On Thursday Night November !. t»>« a beautiful meeting of day night, with John Evan*, cub- ney p 4U(htrty> Honor s e o u U 0. E. S. was held at the Masonic By VIRGINIA CO\M By MARIAN JONES master, presiding. Arthur Evan*. Temple. Mr*. P. H. Wyatt. Worthy ____ O V IE D O Mr and Mrs. Paul, Den ch ,e/l> Bfnne Walnrlgh!. The nonthly HATTU bridge ton wit greatly mlistd. I im sorry Matron prestJed in the East part) wsu held al Mallie Barlow1* to report that she is confined to Tb.ee visitor, were Introduced j j ™ •,r ‘ nCcbP" c . r o l T " ^ a * *nd W“ E' * n'* d,n 1 * re , W ert Jew elry Thurtda) afternoon. Mallie, If you Orange Memorial Hospital for wa by th* Worthy Patron. P. H. ' B»*. Iluapital. Orlanrto. Mrs. »P-ctive!y. lead in the flag saMe. remembu. live* In Brailey Od. . , . v . Kern i* the daughter of Mr. and1after which they called the roll of Store ham1* dd house oo Magnolia. hope * very brief time. It v*a. voted to tend a check of Mf> Jlugcr c Miller, of Oviedo, their respective dena. Jar.it and Johnny Miller had There » i i f three table* of bridge, J3J W to the Masonic Home for j j r*. Kern being the formed Mar-1 Mr*. John Courier, den mother p roson fi and the girl* enjoyed a number of several callers last night in their Thanksgiving, instead of the Jelly j o n c Miller.This is Mr. and Mrs.for den I; and Mr*. A'. C. Schuusual Thurs lay calling day. or snack* md goodie*. Attending In lim t for V ®l’fn lhr pr*cllcc . a Mlller'l first crandihild and they machcr, den mother for den 2. were Ar:ta Hadden. Buth Nor- wh»: Do yo call it? Tom and Dor- check foi $10.00 to br »cnt to the gfc proud of her, of counc. nuiited by Mm. T. L. IJnjjo, Jr. Chritlm at vellc. CUire Lynch. Joan Welgclc. ncll Kilcline. Tonie and George btudcr.t Iuoan Fund. ^jr# Miller hat been in Orlando den mother for den 2. conducted' Water*. C. E. and Alice Myers. giving Lil Graj, Mildred Leper, Virginia Mn. ilara S^ain f appointed wdh the daughter and little grand their respective dent In their Johnston. Pat Ruhl. Matty Mill- Dodic hug, and Bob and I, all to finish out the >car a» offaciiT daughter. skits, which were both on puppets. saps. Dima Miller, and Ida Ra- showed up Mr. Smith, Janie's Elect, since Mr. John Brady Mr. and M.s Miller came lo Award, wrrc maJc follow.: I cocker kept the conversational dtke. ha* lelt the city. Oviedo from Macon. Ga. He i* now _ . e. . ball roiling for some time, and A baby shower for Kay Dwyer Mr*. S«.*ln amt Mr. Schmidt conneted with the Pincca.tle Air D f" Z Courier, Jimmy Beasley anJ Jimani Jeanette Culpepper was the also :hr enormous ft*h which (the present Esther) were con- n*-c !• KARAT OOLB lhf>. haxe been a wonderful my George; Bear B adge- Danny theme of the lunrheon given at young Charles Miller caught In itiKteU to the East and Mr.. Crystal Lake. The fish wa* really the B.rbiron In Winter Park by hwain in a vty lmp;c*»ive manner additton to our community. They J,mmF the wives of VAH-7, Thursday eating -ite, although Charles eat* presented a lov.lv crown and have two other daughters. Jins t-our,,1,, *n'1 A! M.iall. afternoon. Doris Francisco and everything he rat. he* anyway. scepter to Mr*. Wyatt, for the Miller and Linda Miller. Both girl* Hen 1 -- Bear Badge— Bobby Marilyn Forrest were coho.teste*. aoJ when !*•! seen was still swim­ Chapter, n appreciation of her are quite popular in all school ac- Schumacher: Wolg Badge— David ming in the Miller* kitchen sink. fricnd*hip *nJ work she has done tlvitle* here. Linda ha* Just been Evans, Rodney Daugherty, *n d ( Marilyn substituting for Thelma I had the very great honor for thr Order. Mr*. Schmidt earn- elected as a marjorelte for the MacMurray, who was unable to come. The honorces rereived many Thursday afternoon, of accepting rd the present hack to her sta- band, while Jins is on tl r annual beautiful and useful gifts, and the on behalf *f the N.A.S. Offlcer'a tioa and replaced the old one. staff—not lo mention numerous guests were lucky too. a* the fav­ Wives Club a commendation for t Next meeting. November to, other affair* they arc vonnected or* nerr little candle* floating In a their a*>.-lance in the drive b; the la w. vie mortal Service will be with lecally. Their Mth wedding anniversary bowl at each place setting. Imencan Cancer Society last observed Lunrheon consisted of Delicious spring Thr eltrtiun wa* present­ I wa* observed Nov. S by Mr. and toup. and the tlarbiron's special ed to me by Mrs. Julius DlngfeldIlln ptisl C ircles Mrs. D. S E. Starr. JKM Jeffcrtanjwirhr*. And if you haven't er. a .harming lady who is pres­ Cole > ()f ()vicdo To Ho| d ' son Ave. tried those. do so— they arc too ident of the Seminole County Unit i They have three children: Mr*. \ ill I resent study jCombined Meet ins: good to miss. Enjoying all this of the American Cancer Society., N 1Bob Derrick, Mr*. Phil Hair, of were Elaine Bass, Olivia Sim­ and I* extremely well known In ( ourse N ovem ber fi By m a r ia n jonea 'Sanford, and W. L. Starr of Mid-] mons, Mary Libby, Ruth. IM ges, this area for her work not only Mr*, n F. Cole, secretary of! OVIEDO— All of the circle*, the Rusty LPrboc. Dottie Mann, Rita in the cancer society, hut al*o In missionary rduca'ion of the W. S t Mary luiwton, the Pearl Martin. dlctown, Pa. Bauer. Jane Milner, and Katy girl so..ting. Wr had a delightful C. S. of the First Methodist j the Nettle Farnell and the Katie Mr*. Harry Sugden of Savan­ Cummins Terry Price was unable chat over New Oilcan* coffee. Im­ Church will prevent a study course Sue Circle*, of the Oviedo Baptist lo route, and was grratlv nil.sed. pede.!. I fear, by my two young­ “ The Church in Southeast A*ia'*, ■Church Jo not meet until 7 P. m nah., Ga.. was the weekend guest of her bro'her and sister-in-law. Lou and Pinky Wallace are gett­ est daugl.'er*. Mr*. Dlngfelder'a Nov. fl. m a m until 2 p.m. |at the rhurrh. commencing with Mr. and Mrs. J. Marion Harman ing out of the Navy an I rrturnlng home on Grandview Is exquisite, T hvW SCS. of Geneva will a covered dl*h supper at that time.I ££ to their home in Tennessee. VAH-7 and the exterior the loveliest shade assist with the study and will pre The member* of the Katie Sue o f gray gieen. I hope someday to is sorry lo see them go. sent the worship service. I Circle are In charge of (he kitchen j j f> (*i,arica x. Ij w visit her again and stu.lv her The St.*tion Wive* luncheon was nut uit t Alio *..isting wi-h tha study will for the evening. aon of Sanford were among the painting* which link very interalso held Thursday. This time the 11 ^*»sU be the member* of the W. S C. S At It p m they all meet for a rrnr«-*entntlv< of M other coonscene was the B. O. Q . and the eating. anJ perhaps have a co­ nf thr Ehcneicr church, who will , shod — Individual meeting In reIU. a.,rndlp|{ , hp ,g,h a sestwlf* alortVwsWs . . . ............. ___ ___ annual tie* •ime 12:30. Dot l-eary ant Sally herent conversation without inter­ present the dosing prayer. mmBBm •*w*s"-a vprcUvr rooms of the church. «f;| aUlr c0nvrntion of the Florida ruption Ixjvc were hostesses, and there Preceding the *tuily course will ter which all assemble In the |9UI were nineteen guest*. Carol Cook, Tho*c staying for bridge were be the regular monthly buard main auditorium for a bu*inf** Farm Burrau held In Fort Mycra 1 recently. f->- •*'« is *sa* W**»•• II h »sia the piesMent discussed the charity Muriel lliwkin< Rea Hamrick. meeting *1 9 a. in., followed by a session, under the dlrrrtloo of the wive* will support, an.) It w as1Della Hibbard, Joy Webber. Gen­ brief bus.nesa meeting. Mr*. T. II Danlell, president. Miss Sandra Monforton, daughFIROT In bM uty . . . decided that at the next lunrheon era Quirked, Dot Leary. Sally A coverel dish luncheon will be The Nettie Farnell Circle will be ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mon-, in December, the member* will laivr, and Ida (lea Wilson. Joy served at noon. •in eharge of the program. Mr*. forton, of .Sanford, has been electFIRST In quality wrap present* for a needy fam­ Webber won find priie ant Della The nursery will be opened for A. B. TcJford, of that circle, ii eJ president of her dormitory at ily. The presence of Katie Jack- Hibbard the traveling priie. in general charge nf the program, Virginia Intermont Collrge, Bri* , FIRST In valut . . . tho*. dr«irmg to use it. assisted by members of the eirrle. tol, Va Misa Monforton 1* aliol Birslktsklagly beaatifoj U Secretary-Treasurer of the college rich. 18 kt gold—a supteno* Students E n jo y arhlsvtmcnl ef »be aa'et.-rafto Senior Class. E piscopal Y P S L atta's art fad skill and, a Chnpcl P rog ra m rtmsrksbU vsla*. Mis* Bonja Monfortoo. Ha-ighter H olds H allow een *oeial meeting with Mr*. Brodie MIIND4Y By Key Ivey of Mr. and Mr*. E Monforton. of U sigeUiU avodsli, 333.JO la B U I The Woman's M-ssicnsry Soctely William* group *• hostesse*. \ wonderful chapel program D ance W edn esday Sanford, has been elected treasur­ The Gleaner* Class of the First was pre*entrd Tuevda* by the of the Fir*t Bsntlst Church will By PENNY MARION er of her dormitory it Virginia have a Mriivsd* l1»*s tau-th' by Baptist Church w-ill hold It* re­ Fre*hman Glee Club They sang The Enlsenpal YPSL held a 11*1 Intermont College In Bristol. V*. W e rt Jew elry monthly meeting at thr seven number*, had a tolo and the Stale 'Voma.t1: Missionary gular Invvoen dance Wednesday the llat'M isa Monforton. who i* a College Union Eacrutlve frer. • rv vji-- church an on at 7:30 p.m. Mr*. l«n readings. Store of October, it the Episcopal Par- senior I* also a member of the “ The l.ilar Tree." sung bv B rsdoff and Mrs. Eve Josephine June* from 10:00 u. m Alice ri*h lion*" There were a large r.lcr Club and the Westminister 202 F„ 1st P h on e • Faye Garner, was a light and until 2:00 p. m. Coveted dian lun­ Cou*c wDl he ho'lcsse*. . . . , group of kids there and the even- vdiowshlo ,.r an rntov. cheon A nursery will be u-n' Circle Twu of the First Christian humorous number. Eaye also gaxr , ,nH „ irrn, mll All the women are urged to at­ Church CWF will meet Tuesday. m rftdiiic wHed l hannrl i nanlonr rvriilng rontlalrd e r.' which being very original iljncr ,p danrP. tend. The Fricodahin Ct**a of the, 2 p.m , at the home of Mr*, ^la- twa* enjoywl immensely by the I tpn| j,BI|ft> , ,lt,Ptl|(1| P()n,P, t< First Cbilstian Church will meet be I Bishop, 2317 Summerlin, yrith rv.ri*« It.*.,.. . 1.. ' ,"'d ,a'' *’u' hv *" >"Mn» no* Mon.lay, T:30 p.m.: and new of­ Mr* W. II. Young as Ihe program , II . -i|.'|n.,-e-i" which w»< ,hr d" n* ,n*wrrp f"r oran<.P atM| ing called II* loween which w*. 1>p ,,prora||oni ficers will lie elected leader, and Mr*. Charles It. Grtevery appropriate. ,|n. , mfr, n-Hh orange batThe W.JI.U. of the First Bap­ me a* the devotional leader. Sandra McKinney played a woo- , (n , hr rrr),pr n , rr , hp tist Church I* Invited to attend The official board of the First derhil piano solo. Bed Wing. ||| M% wrrP alrPanipra a Method* ("In** taught by our „ „ ,hp a, a£C stale W M.U. Executive Secretary. Christian Church will meet Tues­ acernipanlit* were Marilyn Me- w|, ph-, inlet and Kay >was a has stark with a rule scare Mist Josephine June*. Class starts day. 7:30 pm ., al the church. The Brow me Scout* of the First 1*1 » Miss Whittle a big Prow* « ar talrr torn apart at 10:00 a m A covered illsh lunrheon will be srrvel at noon Presbyterian Church will meet in hand, she has worked very hard ^j. |)0lty Mrtt* and Peggy LundIn forming a Ireshman Glee ( lub qu|,t w|,fn they ilanenl with It). and rlas* will conclude at 2 OO p. the Youth Building at 3:00 p.m. ] K j„ |vpy -o n , h|> brm,m ,)anrr The Pioneer Fellowship and He - »nd hi* done a marvclou. Job m. Pat Harrington and Ted-ly Walker The Rev. C. W. Shaffer will errntion o f the Flr.t Presbyterian conduct the morning davotions Church will mett In Ihe Youth Presbyterian Cbu,~-b will mret won the anole dsnee. Penny M* riin ami Richard Pl-.agan on the over WTRR, Sanford, a' tt:30 a m. Building from «:00 p m. through at 3:30 p.m. at Ihe Church. The Senior High Fellowship Be- >pot il.vnce and Pat Harrington The Women nf the First Pres- 8 (0 p m. creation of thr First Presbyterian sod Gregory Walker won the jitbytrrian Church will have their WEDNESDAV Exrrutive Board Meeting In the There will be a general business Churrh will meet at the Churrh t.-rbu: contest. Everyone particlpaie l In Ihe dunking of apples. A Session Room at the Church at and luncheon meeting of the San­ at 7:00 p.m. The .Mid-Week Bible Hour will go.*! time wa* enloyed b< all and 10:00 a.m. ford Woman'* Club and thr Fine Thr Boy 5 ,outs of the Fir*l Art* Department at 12:30 pm be conducted by Rev A. S. Me- we wnnt to thank the Episcopal! I r.i.jy te ria n Church will meet in The program will be music and Innla, Pastor of the First Prea- YPSL for a lovely Ime. 1 . the Scout Boom at 7:00 p.m. hostesses will be Mrs. Howard byterlan Chunb at i;30 p.m. The Chancel Choir will rehearse First Baptist Church will rehearse The Pollathra Class of thr First Montelth, Mr*. David Lanier. Prcshyterlan Church will meet at Mr*. E. A. Monforton, Mr*. Den at First Prr*byteriin Church at at 7:«» pm. and the Adult Choir at 8.00 pm . the tome of Mr*. David Ham ver Cordell, and Air*. E D 7:30 p.m. Morning Circle No. 9 of the The Itev. C. W. Chaffer will Fauvrr, on South Sanford Ave., Binrhart. Reservations should be at 7 IS p.m. The Co-hostess Ii In by Tuesday noon Call Mr* Women of the First Prribytrrian conduct Ihe morning devotion! Thro Pate. 443 Churrh will m»et at 10:00 a.m over W fRIt. Sanford, at 8:10 a m Mr* Henry Brown. Prayer Meeting will be held *t at Ihe home of Mr*. Harry Weir, Southsldr School Is sponsoring a TUESDAY The Woman's Soeia y of Christ­ the First Bsplist Church at 7 30 2>U3 Laurel Ave. Mrs.Joe llakrr Colonial Exhibit from Oklahoma { CJty, Okla . from 9 a m to 3 p. • ian Service of the Ftr*t Methodist P m. and at 8:13 p.m. there will I* Chairman. THUBSIMA m. An invitation It extrndrd t o 1 Church will have a Bon'd meeting be a Sunday School Workeit O n The Intrrmrdiste Choir of the thr public lo suit Ihe achool. at 9 *. m. followed by the regular ference. Members of Friendship league bi«iness and program mrrtlng at and the Ethel Boot CJrrIc will he 9 It a. m. Circle N u m u - Jf o f ‘ he First hostesse* to a "Caravan'' of de­ Mrthadist Churn meet- at a n m legates from thr federation of with Mr* W B West. 913 CaCla- Congregation ( hrtsllan Women of Florida Is Now Making Ite tin* Or., with Mrs Wilma Colbert FloriJa. Thr meeting will start Greatest Gain* In History! at 10:30 a.m In Ihe Fellowship serving as co-hostess. r e Rev. C W. Shaffer will Hall and at 12:30 a covered dl-h cor met the morning devotions lumhcon will be served. LeRoy Collin*, m Governor, does not claim The Rev. ( W Shaffer will o v i WTRR. SantneJ at t n a -v credit for there gains, but the fact ia that hi* > uthsldr School is sponsoring conduct the morning devotions amazing energy, vision and leadership have a < lomal Exhibit from Oklahoma ovrr WTHR, Sanford, at 1:30 p m spearheaded Florida'* forward drive. Southilde School i* sponsoing a ( it* Okie., Irmn 9 am . to 3 p.m. An invitation is extended to the Colonial Exhibit from Oklahoma LeRoy Collins hu made a fine Governor for City. Ok!a„ frlm n a m t* 3 p itilie to visit the school ALL Florida and ALL Floridian*. pm . An Invitation is extended <o The Sanford Tourist ar.d He seeks in this general election tomorrow ShufDeboard Club will have a the public to visit the school. The Geneva Garden Club will ruvirnt-di*h supper at (t pm the support and confidence of ALL citizen* who Daughtera of Wesley Suntav meet at the ( omnium!) House at arc dedicated lo sound nets and progress in gov­ School Class o f the First Metho 2:30 p.m. Mrs. W P. Bailey, of ernment. Jut Church will meet In McKm Winter Park, will give a talk »n Irj Hall at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Wild Flower*. FLORIDIANS — Let's show the nation oar No*1- < for a tegular buaintsa and The Girl Scout* of the Firat confidence in our Governor . . . our approval of the new ULOVA J^Jjht p Personals Mrs \i b . .Mils. KUIII.lt | ,\|.D till || MEIER ★ .Miss Y v on n e Cullen Feted W ith S how er In C. It. W rig h t H om e p i ★ X Betty Harman, - n D ili Yvonne Cullen. December I \ O k / v I 1 / » I C y t l Idc-elcct, was honored with a . . . i . . brldc-clcct, mi rllanrous bridal shower Thur* e U . I n C jG O r O t C I clay y at 7:30 p.m. p................_ In the ........ home — of Mrs. Calvin n Wright. Mr*- ll4»‘ ' llvn.lv.ton. of . . . . _ .... lolumpu* lia., announce- the marMoral arrangements of hibitcut . .. .. .. ,, _ . . . . . . . . . I ... ruse of her laughter. Belly Henblo.aoma and croton e»vet lent l0 En, „ ollcM \ a festive air to the Wright home. J|f>cf of FUthbcfJi Ma... TbP The guests enjoyed tw o appro- rerrtnony touk pla.r in Eolkston, priale bridal games: "W Idling (jt , jj ^ only aticmisn'* <*rrc Dr. Rms" in which each of the guest* aild \j,, Ear| C Faust w „ given a letter o f Yvonne1. T||<; brj|lf „ „ , au„ of „ s „, name, from which she had to bluc woo| n#vy afCetM,rlM. make three withes for the hotiorce Her corsage was an orchid. and "Carden nomancc'*, a story The matron o f honor wore a full of blanks, which must be filled with the name, of flower* which tit beige knit suit and had a pink Into the story themp. Prlre win­ carnation corsage. The bride it employed at Eaust ner* were Mr*. Jim Jenkins and Drug Mmr and the groom is in Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson. Nava! Air llasc. ttefreshmenls were cupcakes, VAH-7 of. .Sanford . . attractively decorated with double Th7 » ul in s * nford 1or ,hc welding ring*. mixed nut*, mint* nPXl ,wo >e* r*and soft drinks. , . , , The gifts were presented to Miss L l r C l C S O f O V I C d o Cullen in a mod unusual man- C l l U T c h S lf t ll * M o d s nrr. nalloom containing mc«jj»gc% n J n v r< written on s||p» of paper, were, 0 V IK I»0 -‘ The Mary Martha led to the doorway, and In order c ,rf|f, „ f 0 viedo Methodist to nb-aln the c ue* and. thus. the Omreh wil| mccl „ t hnme pf e u1 , u \ n Un 10 b'! * * » » U na I. Hunt on Lake Charm each of the balloon.. This prodded MomU} af,rrnoon at 3 p m# M„ . amusement for all. IK F. Mltchem co hotte*. for the Invited to be with the Lonoree, affair, were her mother. Mrs. J. P. CulThe Chapel Guild Circle will len. Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson, mother meet at 3-3*) p m. at the home of of the groom. Mrs. Wendell llirt. Mrs. Janie* Wil.on on luike Mr*. Chat llarkry. Mr*. Jim Charm laimberton. Mr* Myrtle Morgan. Tlie Itethany circle will not meet Mr*. C. S Winn. Mi*s Lib Melh- until 8 p. hi at the home of Mr*, vin, MU* Tommie Mrthvln. Mi»* Merritt Staley. Mrs. lien G. WainEmogene Methvin. Mr*. Ellen right o> ho-tinR the event. Dostcy, Mr*. Jean Pucholski.! Mrs Jim Jenkin*, Mrs. E. B. Winter Garden. Mrs. Denver CorSmith, Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Mr*, dell, Mr* Paul Jenkin* and Kaye Martha Jean Walden, of Winter 'Mr*. Bert Ander*on, and Miss Shir Garden, Mr*. Jackie Walden of i ley Anderson. M iss Dorothy Catherine Emanuel Is Wed To Joseph Wilbur Bruce By HELEN SNODGRASS tiny blue flower* ENTF.HPHISE — Mi** Dorothy Mrs. Sara Nell IrianJ of EnterCatherine Emanuel, daughter of prise, bridesmaid. » * » gownei. m Mr. and Me*. Sidney Emanuel of blue net over tafM a with matchEnterprise, and Joseph Wilbur Ing shoe* and beadpicc^ of blue Bruce, son of T. A. Bruce of Lake feathers and carried a nosegay of Monroe, and the late Mr*. Bruce, link blue flowers, were Joined in marriage. Saturday! Ellis B. Giles uf Moultrie, Ga. Nov. 3. at 6 p. m. in the Barnett served as best man. Ushers were. Memorial Methodist Church in En- Etgar Bruce and Casper Mathew* terprise. o f Lake Monroe and Itanuilph Itev. Donald Walling officiated Emanuel of Enterprise, at the landlelight, double ring The mother of the bride was ceremony which vva* performed drrsied in navy blue lace over against a background of large taffeta with pink and navy aebasket* of gladioli an I patted ressortea and wore a corsage of palm*, with two sevrn branched pink rosebud*, canillclabra. The family pews The reception immediately folwere distinguish'd by large white lowing thr rrrrmony wa* held in »atin bows. the church parlor and the refresh Mr*. Cecil Sellers, organist pro- mrnt table wa* overlaid with lare sided nuptial music. rl0,h made by a cousin ol the bride. The bride, given in marriage by Mr*. Ida Unkerfer, o f DcLand her father, woie a flooi length and ’ entered with a 'lire*- llerrd gown of lure nn.i net over taffeta wedding cake loppeit by the trad Thr bodice of ehantillv la.r fra' Hlonal bride and groom Mr*. Kuurbd a high neck line with peter by Seller* Mr*. Wesley Tyler and pan vollar and full length sleeves Mr*- George llirt assisted In *enwhich came to points over her 'br Suesls. The bride'* book hand*. The bouffant skirt wa* « » krP» by Miss Helen Snod enhanced with lace applique- and kra»*. •ecd pearl*. Her finger tip veil V'*' couple left inimrdiatley on wa- al'arhed lo a Juliet cap of lace a honeymoon lo an undisclosed ant -red pearls. She carried a destination The bride Iravricsl in whlti Bible topped with white or­ a beige suit with brown acecstorIrs and wore her bridal orchid chid. Mis* Carolyn llirt of 0«teen, They plan lo make their home In _________________ maid of honor, was______ gownei in ^__ pink North lavke Monroe upon their net over taffeta with matching return. Mr. Bruce Is employed by shoe, and head piece of pink i Ftorida Power Corporation at Enfeather* and carried • nosegay of I terprise. L O O K ! W E A R E A L L SHOOK O ur M ore nnd d oor lire nil tore up. F o r th e n e st few dayn w e will he doin g hu«lnew» Ihru th e n orth w in dow . I f y o u d o n 'l b eliev e It, com e m d nee II. Calendar Tomorrow VOTE fo r Governor LeRoy WATCH FOR OUR BIG SELL-A-BRATION! hit fine record. Let's show the world that we are proud of Florida's progress and Florida's Governor! Yet, vote at you pleate, but vote en Election Day. It's the Ameri* can way to protoct your freedom. COMING SOON J ju m WIEBOLDT'SCAMERA SHOP 210 S. P A R K AVK . COLLINS L Y L d sIL JE W E LE R n o s. PAnw AVE. P H O N E 1291 ■--------- *J, r a A. �•• A- THE SANFORD HERALD disU utid H f u; - RONNIE GILES perfect kick break! the tie and the Seminoles go out front to stay. Th* hall was al­ most deflected by Marlin Krnnard. 4' 6 '' 230 pound Barracuda tackle. Note ball In circle. (Photo By Jamt >on) Crooms W ins Homecoming Tilt 14-0 b io k e j into the limelight Friday night with a convincing 140 Home rotping win over Eustlf. It was the* final home game of the *ja«on for lhe| Panther* Lonnie Ifordy and ^•ir.nce Lancaster made the " jTc. for Crooms. Near the end of the first quar­ ter thr Panjhen Jumped to a lead wdth a safety. A high Kiuth cen­ ter sent the pigskin mt'ini! Into the rn<l rone and hard charging Psntht» guard, Jee King, w j i on the ap^ to drop the F tails fullhv-k Before he could get bark on tha playing field Erstis, kcjd with their hack! to their <»wti goal line fur tho entiro game, wag unable to muster a stmr.g attack at any time agalmt the highly spirited Panthers. King .vraln figured prominently for' the Panthert av he ripped through the lluvti* line again In thr second quarter to p-> inc-* on a Eustls fumble In Iho end rone for a touchdown. Hut the eager PantlxM w o n offsides and tho ie<.re was nullified. The Crrxims offensive machine ran smoothly during Ibe entire game, hut the penalties of thr Lrrt half kept the aggressors from crossing the goal line. The half ended with Crooms leading Panthers, ( room* fullback Eddie Lanier toi>ed to end Hardy for (hr initial Panther score. llnrdy scooped in the serial on tie Eustia 40 yard line and shook oil would-tie tackier* all the way to plow down the field for the score. The attempted conversion was no good, TV* Panthers went on the pro, I again In the fourth quarter, as quarterback Lancaster .-utniinatrd a 70 yard scoring drive by sweep­ ing right end for 3.7 yards, be­ hind excellent downfirld blocking, for the filial Crooms Academy score. Again the conversion was missed. Panther halfhark Grady Robin­ son was the workhorse for the Crooms attack ami the thorn in Kustis* side, lie consistently po- wered through the line to keep Eustls on edge, Eustls never gave Cronins a serious threat throughout the game. The Panthers will rest for thi * week before taking 0n another nig 9 Conference team, Diytoua Beach, in two wrecks. Score By Periods Eustii 0 0 0 0 —0 Crooms Academy 2 0 4 4 —it GOT HIM STRING RACK BUT NO FiMl BERKLEY SPRINGS, W. V*. ( AP >— Police officer A. Brooke Dyrhe sure had a fine day's fish­ ing. lie baited his hook with sweet corn, dropped it in the Cacapon Hiver and rame up with six fish, all on a fish stringer. The stringer hud slipped fn>m the hands of J. F. Kidwrll and K. \V. Van Dyke and they gave up after grappling for it. In thr barber shop thr next day Kllwell met Dyche who be­ gan talking about hi* rraty lurk. Well, Dyche brought Kidwell hack hi. stringer, but (he fish? They were eaten the previous day. MORI.D SERIES DREW 3I3.M3 FANS NEW YORK tAI*)—The 1954 World Series attracted a total of 343,903 paid admisnuns. The lar­ gest crowd was 7JJB7 fur the Sat­ urday game In Yankee Stadium. COAl'II WITH A EOT OF LIVE The best previous one day Series WOOD crowd was 74.102 at Cleveland's 2d). STILLWATER. Okla. (AP) — Eustls ceul I never maintain a Municipal Stadium for the fourth When Oklahoma Aggie football drive duo to the fatt charring de­ and final game against the New coach (Tiff Sprrkle knocks on fensive line of the Panthers, spark- York Giants. Oil. 2. 1934. Wood, he has a purpose Three o f his players are nameJ Wood There's Everett, Duine and Jilts. Alto on Ihr tram is an Underwood, Dwainr, The Sanford Seminoles went on turned it 23 jrardi to the the »*rt>ath Frida; night in New euda 13 yard line. Tour Smyrna Beach and came from 13 later Byrd p in ed to Schlra point* behind to scalp the Barr- Scbirard. ewarmed by del acudai in a 21-13 upset. It wai *,‘i**1 f _ . , . - . . taking completion to tit thi the ftnt. yet eery decisive., win Gi1m lrw> , of the tea ion for the Seminolet. Semino.es urged into thi Phil Byrd. Brantley Schirard, and to atay. Bob Johnson took turne for aeorLate in the third qiarte Ing chon*s in breaking the loiing ner matched another Bai jin* for Sanford, while the whole **ri4* intended for Carr i . . . _____ turned it to the Seminale 40 hoat of Seminole, grid.ter. came , 0„ |p<rkr<1 , to life to chill New Smyrna Beach's <triv* lht, threatened agi Sophomore workhorae, Bryan Ship- paued to Byrd, and Byrd i man, and outstanding end for the the mid-field atripe and d Barracudaa, Lindsay Carr. N*B u Then JJohn‘ <’" _. . . . . rollout keep around left The firat quarter, a nigged de- m, de hl, mH 0„ brilliant run fenslse teat of atrength for both aeaaon, carrying down to teams, early pointed out the dexter- A bad pitek-out let the Sei Ity of the Shlpman-Car threat. £•**• ,n d ,k*>’ Anally Is Late in the firat quarter the Semion do* B’ , l ,he 8,1 nole, were momentarily rattled a . the fm§| lh, Shipman ripped through the line. n0!ea put the game on ice for gains of 10, 11, and another for to yard scoring drive spa; to yards to move the ball down 'Schirard. Terry Goembel to the Sanford 2S yard line, where ? * , * ? * * crn*ilng ,h the first stanra closed. On the ‘ fipe 'i ” * , first play of the second quarter, ,h' ntlddle foi sir Barracuda quarterback Tommy r ! . f^ Jones passed to Carr on a play P****? *® B>rJ *' that carried to the Semlnolea 13. ,h* b* 0 l h f . **• Again Shipman ripped through the ,h,nk Une for II yards, and on the next through tl play hanged over for the final .V i * yard and the Initial paydirt. Carr ^nd in **!? ! bsoled true for the addltianal J" ■ point, and the Semlnolea trailed T-f» JJS**’ ,ht* On the return aeriei of play. S Ue*' “ J * " bootc<1 ,<ni* the Seminoles were itunned ai *15" "* *!'II h * a Johnson to Gerald Jones pasa ! '* *,m * uB f ® was intercepted by Rill King on “ *,nlB0IM the Semniolet 21 yard line ano the Seminoles dominated Barracudas were on the march Br* **s°nd half of the gai again Again Shipman sparked the TO .......... drive. Hr drove 10 yards for a first down on the Semlnolea' II yard line, and. on a draw play through the middle, Jones tossed to Carr In the right flat for the score. . Carr’ s attempted conservation was i mothered hy the Seminole defense Before the Semlnolea eould gat Iheir feet on the ground, Naw K l | Smyrna Beach again chlUad tha _ Seminole aplrt by interest-ting a Johnsor. aerial The pan. Intendo-t M 0 for Schirard, was snatched down hy Itoger Kelly on the Barracuda 2) yard line. Th* Semlnolea than called a time out to settle their shattered nervea. jSH F That was the turning point of the game. From then on tha Sam^^W f (notes refuted to he dumped for f another loss. The line chilled >Shipman and Carr, or anyone IH j else the Barracuda a could throw them. The Barracudas ware to punt, and Bird gathered H In the pig*Vin for a yard flight the New Smyrna Beach ^B squad and rambled t» the Barrat ctiila in yard line tx-fore h.> was H tripped H ^^B From the 21. Jim ra iei ■ ^^B around left end for 19 yards and ■ a first and goal. Johnson pasted M to n>rd on tha next play, and §j Byrd want Into the end tone un■ touched. Ronnla Giles made a 1 perfect kirk, and the half ended p with the Seminoles trailing 13-7. I but very much the aggressor. f .. Midway in the thirl bracket ttyrd again set up s Seminole H score. On a pais inte: ted for Carr, Byrd lesp»«t huh to Inter and, without breaking stride, rr ter the final Seminole tally the Barracudas went to thr two dif­ ferent occasions. Both times the Seminoles clilled the attempts. The first attempt ! ended when Jones passed to Carr. Warden shook the halt loose with a jarmg tackle, and defensive ter­ ror Eddie Barbour » as on the spot to pounce on the hall for the Seminotes. The final aerial attempt by New Smyrna Beach met the same fate as Byrd again intercepted a pass intended for Carr as the clock ran out and the Seminoles had themselves their first victory of the season. Schirard and Barbour were again outatandng. but it has been demonstrated in prior games this season that two men couldn't win a game. The Victory Friday night was the result of team unity the outstanding performance of lines­ men Bill Tyre. Meredith S.^ti, Fred Behrens. Charles IVnce. TonBrown. Claude llitti-ll J ■in Wil­ liams, Gerald Jones, Boh I Jack Stotsky. and Virgil Cr.i hailed New Smyrna's offerse ,n-t blocked off their defi-n*.* The re-vllllratlon of Jnnnson. Byrd, and Ronnie Itussi, with the blossoming of AI Colling and Warden mean the difference In the hack.'.dd The Yardstick New Smyrna Beach Sanford Firs! Downs 6 Rushing Yardage '■* Passes II Passing Yardage 31 Passes Interceptrl h 3 Punts ' 3d Fumbles Lost ■» j Yards Prnallred 30 • R a cin g N igh tly (ex cep t S un.) T h r u Feb. 28th • M atinees W ed. & Sat. S ta rtin g N ov. 14th • F abulous N ew Club H ouse • C ountless New Im provem ents F R F F « n iO O L I N G RACKS T O N IG H T POST-TIME 7:30 P. M. — OVER 23 EVENTS Jerry folllm, Track Operator Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On liiuhway 17-92 Turn Wewt AI Red Arrow Gasoline ’O r w p ^ (* k. HI i> for "high"—VI It for "vivid" Now hi(jh In vivid picture! Now high In vivid sound I Now high In vivid styling I ♦M potnl-'-TV 7 New Hotpoint Hi-Vi Portables to choose Hotpoint Portable Hat 80*, wslght only brighter picture, Automatic Fo c u i, Dynapowar Spaakar, Shaded b la s t . In S a a ih a ll Pink and Sand White or Lagoon Blue and Sand Whlla, *SeiMH suss t t t <i*osa«I mssswswaat. fS S S S s * .^ | G e t o le a n -b u rn ln g I j, " A W K IK t L o # Q own P aym ent I the high-value* gasoline They’re here! See New Hetyeieit Hi-Vi Portable TV! CHOfVCIlOO U A H S high and IIm tha acWa. Brantley -C W C h o o " Schirard. amid a host of Naw Smyrna lUach defenders, leapt high Into th* air to receive a pass resulting from a raulr-dattle play Ifob Johnson totted out to Phil Byrd, and Byrd fired the aerial to Schirard in the end tone. (Photo l)y Jameson) r# w■^ ip iih L JI »“ ■ t tr * < T L It ;..r (SORMLY-HotpoiMt DISTRIBUTOR �n r * V mvn il PARJY LINEUP 01 1HE 84IH CONGRESS U9S5-S6) i71 K S A W F W ID H E R A L D Veil round steak (which 1* alto known a* real cutlets) cor* responds to beef round steak ani U cooked by the same method — brining . . . a raoht heat method of meat cookery. Veal steaks cup 1-2 to 3-4 Inch thick require 45 to 60 minutes to cook. An interfiling way to prrpare this seal round steak is by using diluted muthruom soup a« the braising liquid. Mon.. Nov. 5. 1058. Page 7 - ---------— ■ ■*! . ONLY HUM ARE SAFE FOR ' R intlK R SHOULDER FADS Did you know that it's hazard­ ous to put foam rubber shoulder pads Into cleaning fluids? Thai's why they should be removed front dresses and laundereJ in thick soap or detergent suds. Rinse well, press out escest moisture, and let them dry before sewing them bark in place. V O T E R S O P S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y NOW It’s Up To You THIS! MOOIll span J too years of fashions at a show In the New York Coliseum. Kneeling arc: Jaque llacklln (left) draped In a gown similar to that worn by Princess Uithia, and Gretchcn Dahm, dressed as Princess Nrfrrtiri. Gowns in styles 3 "00 years ago. were made from drawings on Cgyptlan monuments. Standing are: Dorine McKay (left), wearing a short modern cocktatl dreis of torquolae satin and cashmere, and Pran Kigan (right) wearing a btsck-sktrted •ilk sheath with multi-colored satin wrappings. (International) The Court* Hnva Ruled Thai You Hava the Right To Vote For The Ham*** Refe­ rendum FLORIDA STATl'TEA SS0.0S1 It is the finding of the Legislature of the State that rip opera­ tion of horse raring and legalised pari-mutuel and mutual K it ­ ing at horse tracks in the State la a substanllot buaiaeat compa­ tible to the best interest of the State and the Uses derived therefrom sontiluir an Integral part of the lax structures of the state and counties." VOTE F«r Ratification (X ) and you vote fo r * Y e a r Round Industry * Million Dollar Payroll * T h ou san ds o f V isitors * N ow P erm an ent R esidents UST fltOT Tom Attrldge. 33. of Gtcn Coxf N Y . f -plains to bis t ■- . I the | l F*l IP • iprrson.c )<H fight u and ended up K in : sht • li* ’ i ,h# I’1*"* Into a ah .’ low diva afttl d arparen:ly | used by the ahehs, which su .denly struck the craft, shattering tha canopy and an®*** trig out ti.r eng.nr. The pi! >t suffered * fur >red l-g anJ three broken vtrtabrao In the crash landing I llwwd, Tha *n,rK 'isteners (1. to r.) ate Antic, 7, Kuihr. 6. .nd 1»t u i 9 (international) AFTIS It Oft NO In what police described as a stolen car, James nird, IT, of Arden. Del, and Geraldine Hopklnsnn, 18. of Claymont. Del, poet romantically when held for questioning in New York City in •onruction with an attempted parking lot holdup and (he robbery <t • Brooklyn grocery. The operator of the lot In the Times Square, New York, area. Identified Bird as the young man who tried to r • him it the Dosnt of a Dor Scout knifa. (International^ W here else but in a PHILLIP'S home can you get an all * S.V « E m ployes local people Cl ASA KIMSAlt TOUNO. 01 r of ihr iireut names tn thr days of the silent icir«r. makes a reapt car.ir.ee during a gathering of s ime 100 8. 1m aetors of yesteryear at the lion e of Albert K. Stnllh. now 80, one of the founders of HollyweGA's l t i- ir studio MtsaYoungU at ltd ; Tuny Muitnu (center) und Mary McLaren stands at right. r o u t 11 Here's an attractive pork en ­ tree. Dredge 4 pmk shoulder steMt* tw•ftfiur, then brown In bvhlrtp'ioni of laid in i tp pings and season with tall and pepper. Add t -4 cup water a fid rover thr uton.il ligh'ly t'ouk slowly until ten Irr, about 15 minutes Cora amt alter 3 large apples Dlaaolso ■ ip grape jelly in I 2 nip water Add ap pie. Cook until lender S e n e with the poik •leaks. iim f o r k o i l s f o r i iu i r i f l 'I • • ~\\ il . 1 z? \v - ■ . 6ENERAL© ELECTRIC : d ish rn iiK m e a i. Need n bright thought fur a dutyalay m eal? Tr> potk Simpl> browu C loin or rib <hops in Inril or drippings. Season w.fh sal' an I jn-pper to taste. Now plan- I oops of rooked Millies in a ra m role illsh. Hilute I i In ', ounrel ran lo­ in. ilo soon and pui.r over the i - dies Place pork rliop. ou i> |i uf iio<m||i . Cover and rook 10 a in '•rate men l.UO' F.) I to I ' , hours * Im proved S ch ools and R oads th rou gh increased reven u es Vote For Ratification of the Harness Horse Referendum Pit Pol. Adv. K I T C H E N J f i d Lid 6 S'. KffriRCialor, ranee, garbage Tlx Tick! For You - dlsponall, automatic dishwasher. (In deluxe 2 bath II o m e n ) hot water heater, automatic wa»hing \ machine*, kitchen ventilator. C orner W . C rystal D rive & L ak e M ary Blvd. Not JUYFTlx Fen ! The Men Who Ml! MIKI Mint;JIV.SKI clings to her ton. Gary, 10. as friends lead tin in from a u n d pile where Gary's brother, Mik», 8, was buried fluring a cavc-in Several youngiters were playing i-i a crater at the top <( the pile at the lime of the fatal accident tn Milwaukee. Mike's bo'ty was recovered after an h o u rs search. (International) P hon e 1504 Mean P ro g ress... ADMIRAL AT Factory W h o l e s a l e Prices Buy Them In The Carton . . . . Up To 507° Discount . . . . Includes Factory W arranty KEFAUVER Vote for the candidates of the party that lias meant .vi much tn you. Vote to protec' the Rains the IX-mocralic Party lias brought you. Vote to he* part of the coming StevensonKcfnuvcr landslide that is so apparently developing! — NO EXCH AN GES OR REFUNDS — A L L S A L E S C A SH Have you forgotten? — Old Ape Assistance . . . Minimum Wane . . . F11A . . . Social Se­ nility und many other benefits including Flor­ ida's great, prosperity-producing military and — D E A L E R S IN V IT E D — S E R V IC E C O N T R A C T S A V A IL A B L E Limited Quantity — Limited C O R N E R 1 ST. & S A N F O R D PHONE -117 VOTE FOR Time WINN T. V. naval installations. These were brought to you by the Democratic Party. About the only thing tho Republican Party lias brought you has been the present "tight money" policy that is crippling progress. Vole Democratic to protect your gains. Vote Democratic to defeat "stand-pattism." Vote for the ticket that means progress. That ticket is Stevenson - Kefauver, candidates of the Party of Progress, the Party of ALI, the people, not just the putty of big business. Stevenson THIS BLACK COCKTAIL and dinner dress corn** from Adele Hlttpson's collection. Tha craerful silk chiffon skirt fow l from > peau d* aoia bo-iire, crossed «t the b ;h waist and adotn-'d With a lit;* rhinestone pm. tor President Kefauver lor Vice President STEVENSON-KEFAUVER COMMITTEE fdw ord F. Boordman, Chairman . •j 19m4 ?•*’*<•! IAitRtf<s<| fHOTOft O AINOIR NlffttA* AM) OUUf IT*. ■ i- & a h. ’ �th e santord h erald Page 8, Mon, Nov. 8, 1966 THE OLD HOME TOW N f •New Air Force Unit Is In Operation •»V PHOENIX, Art*. C*—A new air fore* "unit" U fa) operation beciu m a little boy kept trying to m •stsw-eu t By STANLEY 0"<* YESyMAW, BUT 1 GOT /A*A l it t l b F|SHI/4'ANO h u n t in ' w h il c i GOOD LANDS, RAW.1 YOUVE BEBN GONE ’ TWO HOURS A-FE7UHIN THAT PAIL O'W ATIE* W A S AT THF R N E R ’ ' walk. Aa a result. Jimmy Mason's many splili'no longer n il * bumps on fall bead — and other* In hi* achool clata are Jtut about the happtatt jet "pilot*" anywhere. Polio left Jimmy, 7, crippled In both lei* and wth partial uie of only one arm. It didn't rob him of hi* ipunk. A few week* a io Jimmy tuyged at hi* brace* and began trying to walk. After several attempt*, he manaied to lake a few »lep< at a time. But he alwaya wound up by falling. Jimmy wa* unable to raise hi* arms to protect hlmtelf, and earh fall relied a new bump or marked him with a new cut. StIU, he kept trylnf. The other day hi* ichool teach­ er at Samuel Gomper* Memorial Clinic, Ted llolllniiworth, decided to equip Jimmy with a football MM. ORAl COIUNS, JJ. faints Into the arm* of matron* (lop) a* the helmet and face guard. u r* ^ ‘ c* *n LroWB Point. Ind, sentence her to die In the electrle The rig protected Jimmy agalntt thau. She wa* convicted of slaying her paraplegic husband, her bead injuries, but, *ay* IMIlngsmother-in-law and two ilitera-ln-law. If the sentence la carried . worth. It alio "made him feel dif­ out. she wilt be the dm woman to be executed In Indiana hlitory. ferent" from the *even other cripAt bottom, the doomed *!ayer is ted by deputies from the courtroom. pled children In hi* c!a*«. Jimmy began wearing the hel­ met wth pride, but another prob­ lem popped up. Hollingsworth de­ tected a trace of envy on the part of the other .pupil*. . , . . HOSTESS, HOST CHOSEN . Tk , ..,*ai h" ,J?nurd. K DEUNI) (A P )—Carolyn AnderLok* Air Force Base for help *nd of s , AugulUne ,, h0„ „ . , nd the air force came on the run. Jerry Brown o f Fort M)er» mayor Capt. Hugh M. Matheson of L«i |^ stetson Unlveriily's homecomAngeles, and fellow oflfccrs o f 1* mg today and tomorrow. Luka's SCOOth combat crew train­ Tcp events of the celebration k ing group landed a helicopter on •re the alumni banquet and a • playground at the clinic. The airmen brought helmets for pep rally tonight; several breakthe laven other pupil), a eolircthn fails, a parade, barbeque and a of model planei and certificate* football game between Stetson and activating tha d a n as the "Jet Carson-Newman College tomorrow. Pilot Squadron." BUDGET REQUEST M»the ion admitted he was "a TURNED IN pushover from the *t»rt" of the TALUHASSEE (AP) — Th* project "You tee." he said. "When 1 wae a kid. a collapsed State Avocado and Lime Commie•pine put me In • crippled child­ slon hat turned in * I7WOOO bud­ ren's hospital fir a year. I guru get request for IW57-S9, up $S3/> 32ft from Its current appropria­ I undents nd." tion. FARM WORKERS LEAVE FOR The budget would include funds U.S. for employing three new field men KINGSTON, Jamaica, (AP) — at aalarira o f g low a year to Th* Labor Department announced promote out o f itatr lalea at yaiterday I.2J0 farm worktn are poln's of purchase, a fiinrt'nn now leaving for the Unl'ed State* performed by advertiilog a ;#nde* starting Friday. Most are going, The comnmilon h fimn cd w.th to work on Florida sugar planta­ a 10 rent* a bushel tax on limea JIAN m ilO . IT, of M anhalt. tions, It said. and avocado*. News Briefs ’ he Picture 01 Health | t f Itb s il A. A n n . M D Hi* Fluoroscopic Ix o m ln o tlo n u LA valuable aid to the radiologist n making a modern medical examnation la th* fluoroacope. Thta I tnachin* project* an n-ray beam through the patient'* body onto a •enaiUted acteen, making it posSibl* to see the bone* and tissue* M a pattern of ahadow. To th« radiologist, or physician specialis­ ing la the us* of x-rays and other n ila n t energy in dlagnoiing dis­ ease and treating it, each part of th* ahadow tells its own story of health or diiordrr. Using the fluorotcep# may he a preliminary to taking x-ray Dims, ■Inc* fluoroscopy olTrra no perma­ nent record. Some x-ray equipment now combine* th* two. Th* radi­ ologist use* the fluornscop* until he aces something which drmandi Further attention. Then he can in•Unlaneously make a "spot" film With the tame machine of that por­ tion of the esophagus, Intestine or Whateeer he want* to study. One advantage of th* fluorooeop* studying th* body for diagnosis that it allow* (itise rvallon of mo­ tion. Some x-ray films taken at pre­ cisely-limed abort intervals give a Similar effect when the radiologist fludira them in sequence. Another advantage of the Auore•cop* It Its quieknrsa. If a child has a fishbone caught in hi* throat •r someone is rushed to th* doctor With a gallstone attack, the radiol­ ogist can pick up the trouble on the fluotcscop* at once. For great­ er clarity and a permanent recorJ he will make an x-rav Aim. Bometimrs you will tee the ra­ diologist wearing heavy red gog­ gle* and a bulky apron and glove*. Th* apron and gloves are impreg­ nated with lead to protect him from constant exposure to radia­ tion. The goggles Veep his eye* adapted In between examinations t* th# darkness neeesiary for per­ ceiving a good fluoroscopie image. Tha fluoroseope must bo uted With great rare, by physicians who know it* limitation* and hatards. for It give* out large amount* of X-rays. It has been shown that * one minute fluoroscopie examina­ tion mar produce enough x-ravs to make COO chest Alms, for example.. t >1* N u l l “Al/ergeV JQ C H A R P P mat ion filed by County Solicitor A. C. Dresaer charged Basil P .j Autrey, 50 formrr executive vice president of the National Union Life Insurance Co. In Miami with illegal stock deals. Autrey was freed pending arraignmrnt. Dresser said Autrey sold 3.230 shares of hit firm'a •lock before beromlnf a qualified securities dealer under Florida law. Our plan for control of duh Vorld lo ba«cd upon duh peoples not Inking hactive pnrt in dcre govehnment. Ve MUST keep dee hnmerlrnn people* avny from duh Poll*. If most of duh (leopples don’t vote, vea can elect our otvn contmlnftAni • uh •candidate*. Din in dew only v»y vet enn Inke over control of dee United Schteppi of Hnmerikn. Remember Our Motto Reprinted without permission of the Moscow Dally Worker. The Seminole County Jaycees k ^ ■wvvJCMIHUttSn. m m w w w w MW Feature — 7:«* • 1:47 "Dollar A Cm N lgkl" Carte** H fl r - r — 11 *• ■U To Oar Friends and Customers We Are Now Open For Business AFTER Extensive e ttw «n>* r i i n m Climatoloqisf Says U. S. Temperature Rises Each Century ASHEVILLE, N. C. (J)-You can’t count on saving much In furl bills Just because the earth It warming up a couple of degrees a century. But It may help Insure your great-grandchildren an ade­ quate food supply. That was the word from Dr Hel­ met E. LanDberg, director of climatology for the V. S. Weather Bureau, who told the annual meet­ ing of the American Meteorologic­ al Society that winters also are getting milder. Dr. LandvtKTg said th* average temperature In the eastern United Statei if riling by two or three de­ grees a century. And the Ire masses in the arctic regions are melting axra)’. while the average temperature in that area goes up 10 to 12 degrees each luO >ears This gradual warmup, Dr. Landtburg added, will mean long­ er growing seasons In some area*. This could help mrrt the growing need for food by the growing world populace. On the other hand, he observed, the added warmth could mkac dry areas more arid than before. He listed at theories for th* ’ warmup changes taking plat* on : the aun; mechanical romubsllon processes Increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the air. to ah* sorb more heal: fading away of a giant cloud of cosmic dust be­ tween the earth and sun; and raw­ er volcanic eruption*, which cre­ ate heat-sheilding dust cloud* in the atmosphere. trx i* »t» I-" « -# t o riv e n e i-is t t n The Big Tent Skating Rink Irunted nt the corner of— Sanford ,\vr. A Seminole lllsd. Weekday* — 4:00 - «:00 - 7:30 • 10:00 Weekend* — 1:00 • 5:00 — 7:00 • 11:00 Free Skating; Instructions Hcdured Price* Knch Weekday Afternoon. PHONE 22 Slntrnolin al 2nd St. NOW SHOWING UNI V WARNCRCOLOR chafus mcgraw n xzz nuexrsnetet.'r: n MEPVYN liROY n V * '•• (^| l' LLOYD NOLAN-VIRGINIA LElfh Feature* • 1:08 • 3:11 • 5:20 • 7:26 • 9:32 COLOR CARTOON and LATEST I’ ARA. NEWS. OdJudsw&A Ylsuv W lo d sl Q ah 7 / o x f (fJw oAsi — LOW COST Auto Financinf by our bank offer* you ALL of then* Savins*. THE LOAN COST KEPT DOWN moderate borrowing charge. We finance new cars al IlgTc. You pnv no "hidden co*ta". J THE INSURANCE Your insurance premiums mar he included in your monthly payment* and placed locally wilh your own agent. Alterations: THE ACTION You apply for your hank Aulo Loan and get a derision promptly. 15 % Discount For Cash & Carry BORROWING POWER You pay a* agreed and earn useful cred- it standing with ue for future credit needs. Pickup and Delivery If most of the voter* *t*v from the POLI* tha American people will noon lone CONTROL. And the HAMMER & SICKLE will then reap its TOLL Signed: The Happynew* Boy* BULL Gatlin CROOK Chef B A C K -iea A O F O L K S PAW 7 t h e - s l o w p o k e - WITH H UN O ART IN REVOLT and Poland declaring It* Independence from the Soviet Union, cln-e observers believe that th# Russian lUst European satellite system is starting to crack up. Many think that what la happcnlrc now is Ja«t the beginning, and that Ctechoalovakia will be the rest to relret. question marks on map Indicate un­ certainty In rrlallonrhlp to Romanian and Bulgarian reaction to th# trend. Firs! to defe t from the Iron Curtain wa* Yugoslavia. (C. P.) Don’t Vote on November 6 L *o n c wsco u a W H E R E S O V I E T E M P IR E C R A C K S crease compared In the national r(M, of ,6 ™.r r«.nt. Julian S. ,, . . .« Moor'* U nim ,i,y of * *' tension poultryman. said. The nalional production It estimated it million birds, Attention Comrades h c k D i( u "Billy Graham," this ateat llteran- account deala with from tens of thousands of *mi!l S ’. " 0!??1'‘i,,orT of th,« ■«)■*• contribution* receired last year. ■P*nt $2,000,000 for Billy'* radio! . 5 m?,n*.hl1 and hi* misetirring* fllm and prfMhinf ministry, i« ‘ •Jf,°.unt of to* youthful preacher also described. of the goapel who at the age of Such provocative question* at: SI hasi probably preached face to [*f*,wl,h.mor« spiritually hungry What manner of man I* this handaome young evangrliat who *nr spokeiman (or has reaped this neh harvest of Christianity in all history. souls? Is he genuite? Do his con­ Told1dramatically »n<f at flrst version* last? Is h# merely a W bjr- 8„Uftlf r. IDfth. senior flash In th# pan #r Is he really editor o f Reader* Digest, the the religious phensm#non of our Story traces Billy Graham's Cruar* candidly astweted In th# wdea from their Meeptlon when era, ■Billy as a teen age preacher barn- atory of th# North Carolinian, world church leaders declare |atormad th# South gathering In “who walks at th# aid* of God." convert* to Oiriat wherever he All of Billy Graham'* diaries, went. In hia frank and objective una p^rsonnl Utters wer# biography explaining how the Cra.-adea grew and grew first in mad* available to Stanley High, aeorea o f cjtlea acroaa th* United who alto did on.the.tcene re­ Statee and Canada and later in search in both America and Great Britain, Europe and Alia, abroad and followed in th* wake High aaya, “ Billy put religion on of the Crusades, interviewing tho front pagea and made it the converts and ministers. ehlef topic of man-in-the-atreet •^H eart-warm ing chara. t»r eonversation." sketches of the evangelist'* love­ i ot Particular lntere»t ly wife Ruth and amusing anec­ (a that th* author satis/irg th# dotes atrout his four children in natural curiosity of million* of their hilltop home in Montreal, r*°P‘* t>y graphically picturing North Carolina, provide a wealth behind-the-seenes working* of o f human Interest and show the the** highly succenful-revival*, baaie simplicity of thia most ex­ how they ara prepared, organir#d traordinary of men. and Ananred. An Itemised It account “ Billy Graham” waa luit pub­ of tho fabulous unit ran m Billy u Graham lished recently by the McGrawi Rvangellatle Aaaociation Jo xsiilch, Hill Book Company. anta In Europe and America were ron«ldcr*-l and the (lnvllsts * • » given testa In New York, TAX REPORTS CHANGES AUTHORISED JACKSONVILLE <A P )—The In­ WASHINGTON (A P )-T h c Communlcation yesterday authorlred ternal ... ., Hcvcnue Service . assessed , .„ tlirie eorporxte change* for radio Florida gamblers $0,018 in frdersta'ioni: WWPB, Miami. FI* . aa- «l wagering taxes in October comslgnmcnt of |lrrn-e to W8KP, Ine., |pared to gl.IM the month previous, owned by Ohio Mu*lc Corp., fo r i The October amount, represent Itco.OOO Ing 10 per rent on groti receipts, The commission alio authorlred brought the year's total to Mt.flll. these operating change*! WWPF, Palitke, FI*., daytime power Increase from 500 watt* NO SMOKING ENFORCED to one kilowatt. MEXICO CITY 'Jv—Manuel Salairr Hendon lost bis Ufe because TURKEY PRODUCTION he didn't smoke. INCREAHES lie ws* approached by a group JACKSONVILLE (AD — Flor .............. ............. _ for cigar o( toughs who asked Ida’s turkry production, up from ^rites. Salarar Rendon explained IAS.000 last year to an estimate 11 he didn't smoke. Infuriated, one 200,000 shows a 21 per eent in- of the men stsbbrd him to death. f i w f D A r ♦G m v M tionalmfnUtTyhajbSj»,!H S 5 - ,jfv*x**1,,t *.O h#M, Internaranlitew" I*a, " , *«uru i** pnenoinf T n of the Pifl't'Af ntifth “ f*1 w lh* Pfaenomenon rld-twentlith , century ha. once again bacoma th. subject cf a new and uTpiring town, I*., has won the worldwide ctimpetitlon for the role of MAN CIIAttGED W illi ILLEGAL ••Saint J osh’* In the film version STOCK DEALS of George Iternard Shaw'* MIAMI (A P )—An ll-eount Infor- drama _________________ __________ More than 10.000 contest- LAST TIME TON’ UUT STARTS «:M G r e g o r y B e Before you buy your heit cer, eee ua for acluel money-saving flgurr-feete on our thrifty hank aulo loan plan. And see exactly how it will pay you to finance your new If You Prefer ear with u*! LANEY DRY E. C LEA N ER S H. LANEY OWNER 110 E. Second S t Phone 465 FLORIDA STATE B A N K of SANFORD “ T he F riendly B a n k ” Member F. D. I. C. �a , mM u fit counting oo support at Jeffersonian Democrat*. Ha forecast that he would get molt at the votai (Camtlweed Frege P a n , 1), received by Sumtar Lowry and - „ . . Warran and rami Farm Bryant order," ortaf, Ik warned. The Tha Soviet Fuller Warran (Ceeuieeed f m * Page 1) wtnning an unprecrdeaied first traop* will be withdrawn only aftlivered over to itationi. Colllni In ________ - i.a._____.1_____ 1 a k Iw* tins kaan rnt'nra.1 '* Toil. Nor. B. 19B6. T i p • Cease-Fire Kiwanis Club >ver Hrrness Tours Pinecastle j (Continund From Fact 11 | The Seminole County Chenier of to tU month*," he »al<t. "Each the American tlrd Cron received two hor»ea trained require* on*' information thl« morning relative caretaker which meant that apto the procedure for providing The U jlo it Fa ir Building Lorn-. .— American Cron aitittsnee to proximate!)- 300 earelaker* alone ,. . -------- . .R^d . ----------------------.------------_____________________ will be working there for the * L , i f 1" » “ ■ evjcuee. from the Middle F a it. _ . , , ■ . . 10 t*1# membership at tonight* The information wa» «a» forward! forwarded . P*w ik 1. (n addition to mcclin, of , hp Canpbell U iiln g Sanfoni {ot *»,l»tance r ij I * \i/_ _ LCLSt Vr G G K “ •t order hi* been restored." ippealed to the voter* to return prmary victory then Community relations at Fine. I The new re|lm e, It lakJ, will to office for four more year* An estimated one mllUon are |t^ « |o U u £ * for the 'withMc" * ,e A> B. arr Improving iron* »o that be can carry out the pro- expected to vote. drawal aftar peace ratunu eiwlously ihrie days, due mainly O ’*™ of progrea* be aald had been P r f , Ucnt gurahower U favored Sov.et hl|b command ip* fact that bate officials ir e *-*offlce^Urin* hi* ftf,t lW° y'* r* ii^fM^'juiaVstV^ntoa*for Ftor- l**1* 1 ,0 nan|*rl*n krmr of^ p " li0^ u,1l' promoting ba»e tour, jy,,. ,raicrrt u■ ivc rmes the - sconfidence r s r athat rvuuj Sinorwi mnUrtro S «i Sit v i stac* Fail Building Group To Make Report Tonight . _ ! M id-East E vacuees !To R eceive H elp From R ed Cross jnd rc0pic employed ito.'t of "the"American 1-egloo \"0 n\»\TxW ^ tl^S^mlm.ie C*um ....... ...... .............. .. „ at I o'clock a! the Legion Hut * prcal. V T S - H e s r s v x i I approximately $25,000 weeklyaOver s -way - - ■»-»- e t ,hf Hungarian operatona. on Seminole Boulevard. ffed Cro»» Oversea* Held Di M arket S ays F ru it, P roduce V olu m e Is In creasin g W eek ly 1 | The St nford Btata Farm an Market butlnca* 1« getting into th* "beehive activity" aUge. Sandy An !rr»on. Market Manager reportcvj to«tay aa he revealed hi* weekly tabulation of commodi'.lct moted from tha ptatformi of the market and their valuation. "We are pleaded to report." laid Sandy Anderaon. "our fehitae of produce and fruit I* increailng weekly with a fa irly good de­ mand." Anderton reported, tn hi weekly retrace, that "La»t week'* »a!ea and volumr increaied eon.lder.tbly over the preceding week." Dealer* told IS varietlei amounting to 19,401 package* at a grot* valuation of $30.03123, he A bw«* P*rt £ - vc *o freelr esoreik-d In me hi ^ IL * 00’ ,i . T * army eagerly went over to the The Information Service* O ffice , the tix month period that will turn Preceding Ihe meeting will he a rector* In port* where Middle the pa»t." he aald e S ^ d a y h S h i k l n v ^ r by r,b * f ta * * ‘f'u rr.ctlo n again.! at P l n r c t l . u.ually arrange* for,m ore than W O W In W > r jU frrc fof<, l0 -k ic k o f f American >*.t evacuee* arr arm ing. and id of I ^! £^! r* i d« eS nd tel an t£ l candldaU i i Ru*i1a0 m«unl*t don.inaor three thrro *uch *uch lour. lour, earii each week week,alone alone to t., he.pent -;»entright right here hereInInthe the Ult|o|| U l! |0„ Wcok Wcek pt(v|*imc<l ptoelalmc<l by by Mayor Mayor n r W It,rector* at other po.aiblr " I want to give you the kind candidate E ite E ite R u,ll* ? 1 ,b J l'« <-®»nmunl»t domraa- two wo or thick K d i u m In f l l will win vole* v d n l*on Uon which which .tarted Marled Oct. Oct. 23 23 ketlcr ke.lcr in in addition addition to to regularly regularly achedulcd achedulcd county county wi w.thi r»*» realauranu. „ s»o'l St^ ,, *-n „n Nov. Xm I., Fool f ,k»| wilt will reception point*, have hern author-gervict* a» your governor whick Kefauver in IMiami auronu. hotel. c *j Kf. |> you want and wldeh yo j are et.- f„r the ticket in «vota! Dade I W . d ly ,h* Ru‘ *l , n , tu^ ' ,**hr‘I * "’ *,*' " ,fh ** Armrd Fo rfr* aml T ^ rrfh*. *“ Jn 3 l>*' -rv e d beginning at 7 o'clock. t>H to extend the following *erJ it ir d to have and that thl* »tate *, which mar cait 1-4 of the .tale* **Ve **,*u,, Htf lr ,r®r »>*- 1*°^* Kid'* Day. The ba*e »a* recently !oc** bu*!nc-*»ca. AI»o announced i« the American vice* to United State* evacuated out afaf Seed* to have." vote ' I and plan** to eru.h the indi-peod- the »ite of an Explprer .Scout ex"When the hor»e- move oui ntood Bank day on Nov. « eitlren* plan t Collin* *ald Florida needed lm____________ ence movement pedmon whirh la.teJ three d ay. ter tlx month*, then we ntan to B, |hr K lk, ,-|l|b fnim 3 ,0 , Apfr_, f(,r rapid tionx aat p m |>rK,„n„air r , are a»krd to tr.in*mittal direct to chapter*, proved *chooli, road*, converva C H E Y E N N E , Wyo. JP—A*k*d to But th» rebel* fought on with and another »eout program I* now *tag»- many *t»ecial allri.-tion* *nhl. C tilerr ,|on.itr a pint of bleod to have lion of natural re»otirce- and more move a pjiheart load of file* lo bare hand* and homemade bomb*. In the final planning *t*ge. Ih*^ training center _ l'_ tl,, , Fxieml emergency financial With ideal weather prevailing, employ mrnl .^ r t u n lt ie . tor It. Hnoro 111of the Maje.tte building | The reibtance appeared hnpele**. -yy,,. .s , nfofd Kiwani. Club. Ia»t w'u '*•' elubhou»e and gr.iraHtan.. 'tI,cir" name* placed on the "looil (stance on an individual b**l*. I “ I predict our volume will in older citti.-u*. for u»e by th# Wyoming Mate ReFrom a weak tran.milter in Hu- wefk. vmted Plneca*tle A F ll in fardille* available f r pop concert |,jn k ||onor n„|| 3. Accept reque.U In behalf of 1 create weekly In thl* are* unlil He coupled wilt, the appeal in publican central committee, a dap«*t came an appeal by the j|eu 0f n#OI, |uncheon meeting ou,,'",,r »how« *n<l *lmllar affair* The I 9S7 membership campaign evacuee* lo tran.mlt tund* from the latter part of November," Anhi* own betulf a rvquevl ’hat tte Cheyenne hotel bu»t>oy got mixed Ruaiian commander to Hungarian -j-k,,y |r ^, Sanford by Ini* at lu Thi* will he a t?-montli-1 ycai u' the Campbell l*>**ing Po*t wilt relative* to the I ’ml.xl State* j der.on laid In hi* weekly market voter* approve (hr judicial amend nient and defeat the ,>riw>o»e I 07 o o a* i n M » . E S P * * “ * ? * * * afternoon. "" ^ 2 X 5 fA S -T U U S u ffla a rtL B S ffl-M S tW I He tald. "At thr lime the cabflow of dollar* into thr p .a k rl. of hope* to enroll eligible veteran* of No tints arr available te y e ti aenator amendment which would Ihe llyod* buiidln. — ju it acroi* "We arc Ihe loyal friend, of the the World War* and thr Knrran giving name* ami 'ocatio.i of evaj)ai{l. ihouU be *howing up in ba.e t o u r w i l l . |bu*inr-> A typical (voplr and other ive every county a traitor and Ihe «trrrt. That room D occupied I' nan nation,'' the command War to bolatcr their rank*. cures. , volume." ip icrea-e llou.e mrmher-hio Irani by a former Laramie County er laid. "We ere the .olJier* of '*k,“ vl.itor* through the ba.e al •, hroi,gh. d the county ('•oat for the local American freeom and fnendihip among l titudr chamber «ynlhelic trainer C t* tn 133 Drmocratie chairman Kcnip pointed out that Ihe In DRUG DRAG unit, parachute .Imp, b .»c open.- rat|on ' J |hr „ fcwa, w|th Legion l’o*l t» to top the Mi9 mrm- • ......... . ..1 ____ I A TTEN TIO N G IR LS worker*. goal reached »everal year* RICHMOND. **]e i . . . Bi«\.n 1 -r . o .j,, We appeal to the w ldler. and *«>•• «e>,‘ re .talmn and le ° * « « H |u perb f a c U ill^ wtl be mad,- bershtp , of publication* by the \irg in ia N A S IIM L L E , Tent., vfv—vgnderwith _... ___ __ __ _ an ! offtrrrs of thr Hunfariin arni) lu ly *> climavid w in ■a rlo*c-up ir l*1 ..lo o k avallahtr lo rKarilaMi *n»jp* _ . | | Slate Hoard of I’harmacy ha* been bUt Univenlty now hat IhiAi joio up In fighting again*! rrac!^f ®om® 'n,J <>rganuatum» for rvents nv*t dri*am lo*t I ommaiider l.ynn Lyon MmcvthJ, |f l , |hin t,rUk The , male riudral* for each eo-ed. ix m i; i l i u m c u i m in m e. x n r m : o» » i i r M x i n j i mi i n . t i i i i i n ix a i i ' i i : ■•** r u n u t a t u li*r frretiom ofwJ dtmocrary." , ® SCratoKI*. n | of now h ^ urgc*l the en ire memhcr.hlp s u le Aialltor'a report on |hr oper* "It won't be long." remirked A x i i ru n •r.*iixni.i: m x t i . v v ii . u a u mu t.s a t i t. r Shortly after the broadcaH, a On mo»t occa«iona. the vblting )n cotH.|uj j nj{ <tl,ebt:on per "There « a veiling Job to be done a||onf o( |hc hiurt, (or |hr |a|l wlep chancellor Madlion Sarrett r i OIIIIIV I I I VX I I . H* X». IW .1 Vllldai. atbu knu*n a T. K Mill. A t u n * *v i : i m : ii and J t:a m i: it ir aii*< «i,e iic ir i* -e * -ii< » u«- 22-automobile c o n v o y Iwought group* at. met hy either t '» l., | o, l K en ' - emphaalred eight epoci *'_h*f U' - rd **ir,.ni r i 1 . * , ' >r#r showed income from the ;"until we can promise everv girl X* ItlN'IJIt. nib w ilt »«id tb -w ii iv-UM* ir lu a ill'd anil If more than 100 rttliena of WeMera ktlchael X tv. McCoy. Whip i«>mfir point* which, hr *aid «uir. up j legionnaire* which appeared in thr •ale of publications at exactly 35 I who comes lo Vanderbilt not only ) l.* l'* ’ l.l> It. VV‘ KlNltlt, Idead. Iliclr r -.| » u th . bbhluXn I'latnlirfb I lt»li a.dcvlb, *•. graMac*. aial*ri*»i. nations, including 72 American dr- mander. oi CoL Matott it. Grower the benefit* the training plant will |November l**»e of "P«»t ( 33) cents. I a diploma — but a husband!" *• i llen-ra, w a d llv rs truataaa. and all pendent* o f personnel in the Jr.. Ila-r Commander and then bring to Seminole ( '- ini*', Scrip4a"« llo »aul "1*1» reach for a l.i.M .I,. I.l• ai.d Ubib bb wliorutoarar ■lalndt* t ihroueb. undai ur aealnal •a,-J xv IJ. American legation In Budapeat. taken to lunch at the Officer'* .LTtl •> M V11l.L tl. „•• liutUal.d. It will, he «aid 41) bring a mil- new horifon* memt*er»hlpwl*e and ittli aad aa«l KVA » i d l> II hrAIU.KI; Haiti Mill* and to K Mllto ala.. to S >4111*. __ lion dollar a year Industry- (2) |otherwise for 1937." If#,■ rt »>r xm.etli. m» • — s g*1 *. kBuwn aa “T ■ *: AJills: and at >■ an* •cross the Austrian border a Club lUCKIsNUANTH. «ll liswlsr. or e lo lm lcf t«% Nickelsdorf. I Judging from the frirndline** of provide employment tor local pro ^ in anticipation for a huge in%utM I: Mi M il 1Iiato. «nr rlfht, tltlo or i i u m i pie »lncr 93 |*ct. of all rareway |rre*te in new merntwr* for the to- . . . The W e s t e r n e r s had been local area resident*, the Pine.a*- .... .. .... IH)YIL J #r.\III.KIt Mi««l A. in tla# followliif *J•Berlin! Un*I. Ir« i: . MA]|l.»:tl. . — dDi A. It *,I(>AII* |it$K .—.............. min i»lrg „ In -------------MBmlnofi C»Utitr -------- , »tr*nded for two day* in Magyar- gj^, (‘.immunity ttelaiiom pr-;ect employe* mint come from the lo- ra | American ta-gion Po»t, Cum a r jm u V li T V|,:v'x,‘Uer.VH 1 1f?”»*'tfo«l.,'i’n,U,,*i f»«*,toalt*uf ?h.: V t f " ? <J °!T f l» paying off big dividend- for cal cili/rnry accord.i c to lav . .11 „ianJer Lyon ha* announced that I ADI. i. i> *>■ :«. U tivlea . a a j Ceraar of, a u i r im n t i« t a., From frte^ .V/, Air ^ orf‘' ;*i-onnel It will pro*! .e reve,-..r tli.xt will (|,r nrt) initiation of new memit d*ad. ii.«ir unknown avow*- a*.ti<>n ji. Tuwaahip i* ' apitf Inten-n: on by the United rr*ult In tower laxe* and bett.-r in-r*. ha* tn-en «rt for g p. ni. Nov Legal Notice Iraaie*1'.*' ^“ 'Vltor *JIrtl« ! “ “ ,**«** J'.Vt, Mulk'“ tteM * feet, i RU,M S,3,r B1'* ! T h r P O I l u l il't M H 'n t S <uiutii.k a*i*.i lo. iiir»uau wr vy»M i i « i» .i. .xurin «a ** tain. ».**n commander Uerc hcl. ta_e i i t i c t . iilv lix . iin v n v r * •CbiMl llt*ui; at.o .VLt. I'lill VV..I III la.t. Me«t 321 te«t lu ronvoy until a German doctor adIn ■ Sanford llrrah! release. b-l.Vb ll.Vbl.MI *ilt Cl.Al.VI- I—Ini of Otflnalae, l.l>.* VV’ett In vlaed him he might hevs an epl Friday, Nov 2, II was reported (hat l.\U Yu llAVK v s V gtn Al IS, f»«t for road Illtoin. TI VLl. Oil IM K ltVou. a n j eacb o f you. art h ir el.aT J.S. o l ! L.IK.N LIXI.V T ill. I.* n n t lf l'd II at a ault haj l.eati drmlc of dipthfrla on hit hand* Ihe Seminole County Grand Jury indicted Ihrrr pre-.n* tor niurd IIUAU I IIUI’ MITV IIKIIKI.X- l.ruUflil a a a ln it >nt| In Ike Circuit If be did do! release the parly. toi t - j that ..... AKTi.lt .a au k UUWCIIIUKI*. .eull . .. a a aiuti »uu. unm an Isa* ----- lb* oa tusa uf l.ruuebt man UVKIIli w bieb ) ; n a h)l aid C A T H K IllX i: MVii.in llffa. V. W it .- ' ! • lu ran.oo c«rlalu iloud. and I.IAU Vlll.tod. el at. I•alend*nt• I - uulal ai.-l lunllrni lb* Hit*, lu tuu >t.| ea. n «f y..u. are required »’ « i lb*. Iierelaaltar d«a*rlba*l real pru- t„ rtla your Answer to I'lalallffC f p ill. • . . . |comoUlni with the Cterk of eald Tu* n*Bia of tbe Court In wli.ch , the toll kae Oe-n lt.*iliut*U I* Ike Cirtuli Court ol tho Mulb dudlnal if C lr. uli In and (or Hsmluolo CouoI*. Kl-tlda. Tbe abbreviated III" - a ,.• in, cae-- le AAIIUX VVI.INKII, at TVit*. * a INlVIs: J. IH -A lll.i:il. el ale. krlaa Cliaiuery Caee .No >3- 1Tbo deevrlptlua nf the real prup•try ln*»l«*d le ae (ulluwai ; Court and aerr* upon Ptalnllffe‘ attoraey. OUH A. KPrKn, dll wknee addre*. le I*. O. Hot 114*. Panfard. nortde. . ropr of eald aneaer, on . . «r l.efore .Monday, Hecenifcer ->. A. f i. IM«. and If you tall lo d» to, a de.ree pn. ronfe*«> w ill k* er(ere.1 asalnit you. aad ear h of you. for Ike relief dem «t4*d la •aid Complalel. I aula I. i. « and 7. ol TATMUIri The nature of thle cull 1* l*> IIKAII to A K K m iliilV I - quiet the title lo Ihe ahore one. DIO.N. acrorOine to (he nlal orlbed p r o irtly . Ih 're o f recorded In I’iat llook XV ITVF.aa try hand aad eeel tf 3. i,»«* ru tile lloeorda ol tal.l Court al aJe»ford. kerrlnole heiulnole County, Florida. Counly. Florldarwihle Ind die af I You are hereby reunited lu fit* MoremVer. A J» Ilia j your enewer wltn tae Clerk af the n r. HsinNHON .*-1 Cl.-uli Court of Ihe Math Judicial H* K. I. fl-jrdlrk ‘I Clr* nil. la and for Wen.lno|o Coun­ Dapuly Clerk Cl( I ty. *'l-rld». Hrrnlhola Counly court fC O fllT DfCAt.V non e hiuford, Florliln. and to UKo a e r r r ti. jft 4 : ^ er*. a .op, there.•( upon tho t*-.II* Itor for I’lalallffa wWcUiMlfi*' atiorn*,. vvarioi. II. M - r n no* mi wat*1,. 21* North Main Siren, Or. i | I • • » ( ■ I f : er. Court. In ar d fur nemlanl# Coun tr. .x o tik iku I'l-tl d a. In ekan ca rr , e n t l t l t j LT- |.«*n I am| i », Florida, on or keforo Ibo Ilk .las of l>e.<ml.(r. IMS Hero In fall rod or a decree pro ronfeeeo will ba entered epalnil you Thl* no,Ire ebell be puklhhtd oar» rarh wr*k for four (ITVonVa" ruilb# weak* to Tbe aaafor-1 liar- aaaferd, Florida.. »ch..ot* and road* for the raunlv , a al ,|„. American Legion Hut ou <4 i ^it M(|| will bring mm* m int pi-rmaneut pci fitment .Seminole Boulevard. y^pidVntk, promlnrat anil wejlthv ______________ . , |p^oplt* who will bulUl home* a id 1 brc„ mc an iniegral part of Ihe , iV (M in (> r \\’ 111 i l l 111 S clirvb anil fi%)c |,fe ,,f ih*- conn ' * 1 _ V R eceives T ra n sfe r j,. F e a tu rin g The Very Ilent SOI F. lat S enator H olland Senator Sm athers (governor C ollins Y o u r Own C on g ress­ man IN SUITORTOF Stevenson-Kefauver A n d The D E M O C R A T IC T IC K E T W T R R office of Representallve to Con- [computed cnllrrD of M D.’e *nd, i>ring a new and badly needed mil-1 HeRmUy allrrmx.n and died. ix t i i s : t m t i r r c o i h t o f t m k XIXXH JI'IIICIAL C IM IIIT . 10 (f Florida, mart yanlctalarlr daa- h , , , Package Store H ear However, to correct the rep-rted ( j , p „,n i,r(nf* a nlw<| „ f tour 1 Trooper Carl William*, of Ihe indlrtmrnithry should have an,j al*ii„r* who now go cl«e Florida Highway i'alrol, ha* teread: l*lah McCoy «* « ln*iicu%l j wbrrr the* will fill our hotels, crirctl orderi from Col. II. N for first degree munler; Ida M ae' motel* and bxlging place*. Ihey ll Kir'xman. Commander of Ihe Slate Brown for second degree murder; | jn r, .laurant*. drug store*., wide system, changing his stallon LEESBU RG - "1 believe a new and Leon William* for flr*t *le-1 „|ft »hop*. e*lab!i*h bank account*. | Accnnllng lo Ihe onler*. received low In politic* ha* lieen reached". free murder a|| necroilallng new mnir.etsr* l»*l Friday, Trooper Will lams' Congreaiman A. S. fSydi Itrrlong I l r v n n l f l f V f 'riitn rv r to which all working people will tranfer I* effective Nov. 13 lo Jr. aald here Saturday night In I f O m i K I U U l l l i m r !iKnefll directly, (fi. A DS o oini \|.a.r.*haven Glade, County . commenting on an ad that appear­ T o Conduct Full building aul Improvement (Wo Ttie new station lu which Trooped In *on*f papers recently. C i-m n lw in * - f l r e h n u f r u gram will l»e undertaken imedlllr- er Carl William* I* being Iran*The Laethurg Congressmen add *5J I T Ip illin g V i r c n t B i r u Jj. giving employment 11 local ferreil it only about 33 mile* from eJ: "I don't mind Ihe Irresponsible] j.o s ANGELES p— Actor Don huibiing Ira.lea people and tuppli hi* home town of Belleglade. distortlen and half-truth* my op- aid O'Connor plan* lo ronduct a er* 7 ) T he t h or l-s h orl 3 o d a y r j c . . . — ponrat hat made about my voting. full *ymphony orchetira J.m I! ing •t*a**in. closely super-iird. i* record beeau*e they were io reck- through part of a 2 '* hour cla**l Ihe only nay lo encourage a |m r- I*C F I l P ark Man te#a and far fetched aa lo be cal enmpodilnn which he wrote manrnt Uaining program of Hie | x ! (, u C n S n r r l i i v laughable. All they did waa eapoae The aelor-dancer-comedian *aid tire ronlemplaled. to provide H e n u lu r M ,,J A 73-yearold Fern Park resident hit complete anf abyimal ignor- about a year ago he attendiil a financial aid necr**ary lo bring Ihe ance not only of Ihe Mh DM ricI pertormante of Ihe ! m>* Ancele* "Wc come tu you a* IrgCi apparently collap-ed from overand Its problemt, but aUo of the Doctor*' Symphony Orchetira. ■ male busln*-** people trying lu IrxeiUon while mowing hi* lawn ConfrrenBman H erlon g Declarert N ew Iaow In P olitics R eached grees II wen. |*orkrr« In alllrd flslds. |lion dollar enterprise." Kemp said ' Affording lo a report fromi the "But when at thr tell moment I was Impressed and I adied I "We have no quarrel with Ih* local Seminole Tminly Sheriff a offlee. " <>hlfield. who lived on u i i .x t i end In flagrant violation nt the my own doctor. Irving Latky. If moral aibilrntor* hui we strongly ! a xii r im •-sKWixui.*, law he grls so frantle a* to bring I could he of any help :*T. to Ihe frrl that Ihe leglslalure of Ihe Stall |,r;,lrle fjk'’ Hfi'r to Fern Park. '-------row VVl «l»l a l SHlHTUVUI. t imb* l.*»»l **». , r.xy family and i#flce fon-e Into hi* gr„up." O'Connor *ald "Wh.-n I of Florida may at*o be considered '*il* ,ourM’ h> M ■* s*,' rr‘ tangled web of deceit, hnlf-frolh*.offered lo wnie tumrlhing theya mural bod* who«e opinion* and ,,r M,'***rt11 r,,JlH*PP,r w*' * VV'ITN(:•(• mv hand and teal (bit !'•!'V J o T° N * "4 •III. dar of Ortektr A l> l»i* |TXt>NNK I I.MiLkTO.X. and complete falae »lalemenl*. M look me up on il " deci»lonv should he comldereil. •.iHed i . Ihe *rrrn and pninuunrrd riaieiirr* CUrk of Ih# Clfrult t>uri is completely diigutllng. I am <p,f thrre movementsymphony, Kemp then quoted verbatim •»l*lflel<l desd iv o •emlao»!• royoty. Florida MAItriARKT * Ol’HKAtiHl l i t aad •ur* the people of thl* district ,tj|| unlittrd, will hejverfnrmed from Ihe prcamhle of Ihe harnr>> Hrt Artl J l.undqulsl wr.NHAlX N •rntAUHHHT. A* a rule, it's a good idea to l>*nulr Clsrk by lhp a, Philharmonic1raring law In Ihe Slate of Florida IKfsadanU have ronfldeoce In my record of' by .... a W ir u II Kdward* X llT llt OF I U K arrvice and will Ignore Ihla ns | Auditorium, a found on Ihe statute books. Thl. ' mcl* " v.hn.allow* o«rr slmm.r § 1J« North 'lain U real Nsllra la ktrabjr at* an that iba well as any other tail minute O rlando, Florida preamble road*: "It i* the finding ln« •■ u'r S«torlng often hasten* undartlgnad aa Claik e( lb* ab"»a IHKAt.l •trla.l 1‘ourt and la artorCana* with rharges that may be dreamed up." of the la*gi*lalure of lhefatale that ,hr welting pn<ea*. NEW COURTHOUSE, il,a lawa or Ika Plata ef Florida the operation of hor*«* racing and JU I. RITOMMEN'H'.D tuada and pioildad. will al II e'etock ntrloog roocluded. A. M oa Nofambar lltb. Ifld. aall OCAlJk 'AY- A grand Jury yes- *rt!JRi**d parimuluel and nmlurl ihe slate and Ihe iaxrs derived at piibllr nulery lo lh» hlihaal and lerdav rrnorted that il found Ihe ,M,lin* al hor»e race track* In Ihrrrfrmn fonslllute an Intergral baet blddar for rath, at Ika front H utchisons R etu rn 0 . D. Farrell's M a S il ttourty rou rih o u T and ,h'» »«•«£ '• * 'jh ilin l'a l buslne*, par. of .he lax slroclurra of Ihe d««r of Ika Court llouaa In and for PnntlnMa Ceunlr Ftaf'da. at From W est Palm jail "totally ln*dh|uale. m. fft ,,,n,pollhle to Ihe bc»t Interest of I sale and coiinlic*" Sanford. ri«rlda. sr"r»r»r alluaia. Mr. and Mr*. W. C. H'lleh's-r f jfn , aR^ drp'orahle. lrl*e and ktlae In P*mlno|a Coen- Arcade TUNC IN TONIGHT returned from W#«t Palm County commi«tlnnrr* railed a crlbad aa (allowa; la>la Id. and II. Bleak "B". Br»ch where Mr. HulcH«on wa# public hearing Nov. 27 on the 1‘ F A 111. lU K r. IIRIUMTO. ar- failed ai ■ witneti to te*tlf* h.grand Jury’s recommendation fur rordtae to plat tkaraar aa r*. tore the IntenUle Commerce, rnrdad In ria l Book I. Pa a • 77. Publla Rocorda o f Bamlnolo Comntisiioa In the proceeding* of * nfw buMRx rn yty. Florida. Ih* florUa East Coast Railroad Bald aala and tkla a Ml an w ill ke AUGHT MISHAP and la mad# antautal la Final P a ­ Campeny renrginltaUan. v»* -When rra# nf rnraclnaura anlarad ta eaat He was aa* r*f several leading I BECKLEY, BECKLEY. W. Vi V«. vP aad autwbar atylad aa akova adtnwn cRIira* of th* slate called lo testi­ Rill Robinsons ear rnlltded with O F Itarndns a passenger train at nearby Alun. Plork a f Iba ("fr u it Pauft fy I IF At.) calm, he wa* burled Ihrn.igh hi* Ilian T DaVorvi. Jr windshield, into a narrow opening ERPENKIVE CA1J. P O Bn* IIS Orlando Florida MEXICO CITY (# —Yolanda between two bridge* and down a Allnrrav fnr f-lalnllffa Inin Crane Dr. Harry Z . Silsby Announce* thf Removal of Mn officM (it hit former location on Magnolia Avenue over Touchtoa Drug Company — Telephone SS7 — COMPLETE STOCK SHOTGUN SHELLS oa 22 R IFLE CARTRIDGES mperial Refineries Station n t h ft Park General Insurance R JA M E S G U T A G E N C Y li t e a st m urr v r tE r r PRONE 71 H. JAMES GUT JAMES Bl GUT Campos told police she left her 13-fool embankment apartment • h»re 15 minute* to (Trek. He waded e-g with only a me the telephone at a nearby tcralehrd flnrer. grocary and returned lo find her. PRERIDIINT EI.ECIED radio, clothing and Jewelry gone JACKSONVILLE < * - Tli* Mo~ .ion Piclur# Kxhibitora of Flonda FAST THAW B B Garner of Lakeland i SHAW, England ill—Felice had iweikient ye*lfday. to drive the conductor of a h e l l - _______________ ; day tperlal train lo Ihe neit ala-1 ... . , . lion *o he could take over hi. A,W ‘ rBI' duties again. Il left kirn behind fUvnrinc «» a vamll. when It pulled out too quickly. ^ 1t,U r «>d u.e a . • cat__ filling, fan plump Ih# ral«in« North Carolina football coach »*r »*ltto* *i»nd in very h«. Jin Tatum v u an aulitint foot- w* trr «°r ft thort tlmr ind thrn hall eoaeh for nine yowl*. draining tkoroighly. Sr.’lO — 9:00 p, m. NTKVKNSON * KKFAl'VKR COMMITTKP I'doard F. Ib-anlmnn. Dlrrrlor Jamra M. Milligan. Chairman Bohrrl X| Xlnraan. Treasurer Drm»cralif Stale Campaign Canm. (P aid Foil I leal A rr > ft ■ ■ I I fl ■ I V O T E FO R are bugs eating you out of plants and blooms w ▼ M ER LE W A R N ER ftW kWabvw i #far 4 m w d m t ▼ I k a a n k IW TO X 0 » H w Mftsthx# ml DOB Urnw# mkgipifMBRfti R*M% aMMMkq U a t e a Z * ——•1 a—*4 r-— »•< Candidate For The Sanford City Commission • Believes in more pay for City Employes • Is aware o f the jn'eat potentials for Sanford • Is a successful businessman thorough­ ly capable o f handling your city’s busness affairs .# Progressive VCTE as you please, but please, VOTE SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y 'S 16 P R E C IN C T S: I • W#Bl Sid# Prlmiry 9 • Lnngirood Town llnll 2 - U k e .Monw lO -ld U t Mary, CJIenwonV ,- C « » t a f Kllchra. 2511, , | . AlUuamt. 1 •PaoU 5»Orl#do Town fit!) • •Geneva Com. Hall 7 • Chulaofa 8 • GoWenrod *3 *Vatotl City LI Hlat la 14• Pw» Park, l.eglon IS •Sanford Armory 16 •Btnr U k a DON’T FORGET “ CHy Elect km Ail Stutford City Hall Far Tramptrlailnn a T i P*Ub . * * CALL l a i f Z SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y JA Y C E E S • Aggressive I am in full accord with the city o f .San­ ford's Capital Improvement Program and the benefits to all o f Sanford’s Citizens. My desire is to serve as a public servant on the Board o f City Commissioners for the future welfare, development and ex­ pansion o f our city. •#•••• —tofty m—mloft \p*4i ftMono nmoi Cm 4— t#Bf m Mil . . . . .. |m i •af law - a s o n * • • * kt«. a, 4 aawaan. I M i ll TICS! 17 IAR 9ER lltKCTt, T N .% • * • ^ iu uy bn-w*4 1*0*0* I OV A ta*. V O T E FO R M ER LE W A R N ER GROUP 1. I’d. Pol. Adr. h ‘ �THE SANFORD HERALD THAT »Zl',A OWft’ ttC.VT LEA'CN * iT3 u * e c£ *-i*_ •jJDJASIHCF* *I5HA iD , I.A&T3 TiU. \ t h ' eho \ U ?T M ’ . 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O P T /I F F I t A v C * 0 * iT , h*S 4<Cl» A it CAMViYPA W ASOliAi* zx*A.\CtP ^AVOWUvr tJ ; * o X M lU«HM 'vs'nM, LvLA LW AVUSTA C E A D TO l -H 1A\ * L » L P V A NNVATwriC *tv x < VuL P C jr > OVBR TO C3COFY ® TOOAV A X O 6SE HI® NBVVVVCATV.V? H . ----- 1 V A N S I j BLLEPS V*- N V O ^ T OA. OUW” X t t— * i s u « * Luc* T^rse .. s n x x v ,iL \ r s ! ( NOW F O N LY .. J . n sen a srt.sa Asas-os. I HUMS AtMV l * « r A > “Y L, nUT P05VMID 1 A / l « I* X - t -A 4 A O //J J ^ IIHAT CAN HAFFfH TO A k S»cvf» CF ir ~ l TCX«J*> \AN0 p r « a\um LLXise.—T THAT-9 WHUTl r— • BEETLBJ J CL< ffACLfl'. W U P -VC>K 9 THtDVA* CSTAST / 4V.M n f <\W*I - .V j / 'i i r v G f . i 'v i 'j /-/fe z A»*ir.. ^ • TH* SPIRIT. RCWLLCl TlVETO GET UP| Ger orocro to EVACUATE — ___________ / IS READY TOSET CUT CN —. The RL'AP/ ___ ----ANGTHSN (T3 CVBR/MAN TCASf H it s ' riTEOJOCV* TCOlTCEY/ Y td m e a n p ^ �tuts m tl—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING W O O LSE Y 26-RKLF WANTED—RRMALB Waitress wanted. Apply Touchton Drug Co., Mr. GUpln. 42—ARTICLES far SALE S H O E S THE SANFORD IIEIIALD Man. Xov. li. 19M, F *f« 11 34—APTS—BOUSES—ROOMS Efficiency apt. Hi-way 17-92 bo. City Limits. Slumbcrland Court Ladies and Children AIRLINES NEED See Seminole Realty for DeairMarine Finish** Young women 17 to 25. See our ad able Housre and Apts. Phone 27. 91 9S — 4246 For Your Hoat under No. 52 — SCHOOLS-INScnkarlk Gln« and I’alnt Co STntKTION. National School of Just Arrived—a big selection of New 2 bedroom bouses, kitchen next styles in most sires 112114 W. 2n.| it. I't.one 320 Arninaitics. equipiwd. Phone 442 ot write Jack Flynt, Bov 3U2, Sanford G A It R E T T ’8 HAVE YOU BEEN PUTTING OFF Colored maid 6 days per week. THAT NEW ROOF became you Ref. aad Health Card. Thone 223 E. First St. Phone 1(23 3 room apt., adults. 1113 Park. fear the co»t will be too greatT (• 1129-M after 4:20. Why not drop la? It'11 ccit you HEAR the NEW V. M. Tape Re­ EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable nothing to talk it over. You m«y 27—HELP WANTTD MALE for Winter Tourist. Private bath corder |I5 down. WicbolJC* have a pit-man! surprise in ilorr K shower. Steam beat. Inquire Camera Shop. 210 S. Park Ave. HILL LIMBER A SUPPLY m e a t "(L T T E R . MualTbe Exp. Manuel Jacobson aero** from and have a general knowledge YAK!) 22., W. 3iil St . PHONE Post Offii*. of a »*!f-a*rvic* meat market. Table top gas range, complete S3 ‘ The Lumber Number. Must be sober. Apply TIP TOP door, K win tow*. Bennett Court. Unfurnished 2-bedroom apt.. Ilk* SUPER MARKET. 3 » Ssnford McKANEY«8MITH p a i n t s new. Near shopping center It Ave. Largr nrealating kerotem- heat­ 2415 H. Tailc Phone l'.’iU school. 2SI9 S. Elm. No pel* er. Call gU-lt or 2126-W. pirate. AIRLINES NEED Ted It hi nett Young men 17 to 35. See our ad Oak ilimng room suite, like new. for PAINTING 1A-PLACE8 t* BAT Mayfair—3 bedroom, 1 bath bom*. under No. S3 — SCHOOLS IN­ _ J » 2*301 Grandview Phone 1952-M Magnolia Ave. Call 1436-J after 6 p. m. GOT INSOMNIA? ' N**J a nighTSTRUCTION. National School of For Painting call Mr. Talker. Ph. Aeronautic*. cap? We're open *ttl 2 a.in. Deluxe ta* lange, perfect condi­ NEWLY lieeorated Vroom apart­ t-66-Xlt. Room special Sit 95. every night but Sunday. THE ment. I3ui Cslery nt Mrllonville. tion, 4?) Al*n hand lawn mower. 23-M At.l: or FEMALE DOGGIE DINER A UAH. Lake 4l> month. Phone >"5-W. Phono 1224-51. FLOOR landing and r-niahmg. Mary. Cleaning, maxing serving Semi­ 42"nn duly. Sell Luminou* Door Thu l» a free |>a»* to the HiU nole county »inc* 1925. A—LOST Plates Write Reeves. Dept. No. 44—APPLIANCES Theatre for Ray Lord. Exp. II. M. Gleaivn Lake Mary 150 Attleboro, Maas. Free sam­ date Nov. 14. 1956. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, ssle ple*. LOST: Lady'i Watel—Lovett'* E. and »irvice. G. H. High, Oviedo KEMODKLINC? | lit St. Phone M W; Mr». L. 11. Fla. Phone FO-&-3315 or ^San FURNISHED 4-roont apartment Knotty Pine Panel 2I’ -,c sq. ft. 29-SALES3IEN • AGENTS Wynne. SIS month. 115 N Jassaminc ford 1C42-1V after 6 p.m. * Cypress Panel IS'jc *q. ft. Ave NEWSPAPER street nletboya. nraiiliful For N.itura' Finish A—PERSONAL NOTICES s*!ea • • Service Ages a to 12 Aprly to Mark GREGORY i.UMUEIt .SINGER Garage apt. Ph. 554-M. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Cth A Maple Heirs. The Sanford Herald, after Phone 2362 Swing Machines Bed* Day. Week, or Month— school. At*o part*, territories for all IN OSTEEN-3 llm furn apt. Tel. 1425. Furmluie Center — 2*—PIANO SERVICE ” Seim-n Porch, $35 mo. Call after mJ.r* of sewing maehinr* of 116 Weal Fint St._______ 36-WORK WANTED. FEMALE 6 Phone 1323. Amen an and European manu­ I.. L Sill — Piano Technician IlERIUNOBONE \V f A V E facture Phone 21>4 Route 1. banfurd Will care (or children in my home WELCOME LIFTS 2 or 3 Iwdroom house. 160" French » i* chosen fora petiwlnkle DaAll Repair Work by week. Ph. 1969 K. Out are long cberuhed arc eaty I t —ROOFINt.-PLUMBING Ave. Unfurnished $55 mo. Tartly venttee tweed suit with a town " Fully Guaranteed to aelect from PoweU'a varied furnished 165. Phone 56?.R. look, from the Davidow rolleel«>; E. SECOND ST. Wanted: Baby sitting, ref. I0I3-M. PLUMBING t* stock. Come In and look around. tion for fall and winter Hir.tit Large furnished 2-brdioonv apt. w 1W7 ROYAL PORTABLE Contract anJ Repair Work 43—BUILDING MATKRIALM 31-WORK WANTEtCaMLE appliqurd bow-knots and fake 7UJ I'jlmeito Ave. Ph. I26I-J. TYPEWRITERS Free Ketinutcs eiewent lilp pockcta rquair off Man, permanent resident, many CONCBBTE No Down Payment It. L. IIAItVKY tne fiont of the varket Tli* year* in wholesale and retail Reidy. M -rd C'oocrete. Coin rete Garage Apt. I2"t Magnolia Ave. M l Sanford Ave. Phono 1R24 21 Mootbs To Pay plumbing *upply business wants Block, Sand. Gravel Uemenl, Duplex furnished apt. $.V> per snorter • then - wrist - length Lay-Aujy Now for ChrDlni** sleeves si* tutted. W . J. KING Concrete Pipe to meet all work where such experience POWELL'S OFFICE S lP P L l month. Adults. 706 W. 4th Phone PMimhtne fh r o ifin r would be helpful. A. Rolf. Phone Qualifications. 117 8. Magnolia I’hont 916 1642-W evening*. All Oil Fired Heaters Sanford 543-J30. Shrrnt.m ( ’o n e rrlr P ipe Co. Cleaned and Serviced 2 room ap'-. 112 Elm Ph. 2963-W DuI We* I i uth St. Phon, 2tX9 A U T O M O T IV E Hoy Takes Hank’s 2534 Orlando Dr. Ph. hi JJ-UlSIM.JCj tllT O K Tl'M IIES Apt. conveniently located 1010 l* -B l> IM .V t EIHIPMENT 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Money Willi Stiek, Grocery & Filling Station. Well Oak Ave. CERAMIC TILE established buttress, cool loca­ Paul F. Mueller <v S»n Ph. 154 IIAYNES Office Ylachinr Co. U-nUSINESS—INDUSTRI \l Wad Of Clicwinff (atim Sell Your Car 10 tion. White neighborhood. Rea­ Free estimate. Quality wurk. Typewriirrs, adJimr machine* ROY REEL DETROIT .TV—A 16-vear-olrl boy son for telling, sickness. Phone Sales-ltrnial*. .Ill Jlag., Ph. 41 OFFICP b ililmg and store room. ha* been accusevl of stlekina a 306 W. Secant SI. ~ PLUMBING 4k HEATING ~ 9243. Sanford. Fla. 1500 Frrnch Axe Phone 2941. Septic Tank IniUllatlon A Service wad nf rhewln* gum on the end I—BOATS AND MOTORS l-ft Sola fn inlain and bar in A-l Heater Service. Archie c . Har of a stick and llirhing >0 $50 hill* eondition Alto 6 east iron, leath­ lett, Phone 743 \V or 1335 FINANCIAL from a bank drawer though the R E A L E ST A T E J4.fl. Runabout including motor er upholvtrrcd bar stuola. Perfect barred window of the teller* cage 1160. >20 Eicamula Dr.. Phon* 34— INSURANCE for small butim < gelling start­ 62—COMMERCIAL Raymond L Seibert of Detroit, 1726-R. ed. Worth over 41.000 will sarrta Negro, stood mule >,hen arraunCOMPLETE MODERN fire fur 93S5 lompletc. Ph. IMG JACK'S DRIVE IN. lunches USED MOTORS and beer. I acre of land, next eil before Federal Judge Ralph INSURANCE Inw-J. Uneoadilionally Guaranteed X V to Naval lta*r Main Gnlr. .Must |M Freeman on a chari'e of vio­ AU the NEW KINDS of fire and sacrifice due to traiufrr Ca»h lating Ihe Federal JuveniK* Act. . 1*56 Mercury Mark 33 IIOU.HEIIOI.D casualty. Insurance available ta 17—FUltMIURE Conlistltng and Repair George E Woods, rhtef at istant * (Demoatratorl . . . . *<»> 11*7 hanlord Ave. 46.700 or Term*. PHONE 2 m J. the best of Companies at Low­ Phone t i ll FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE I' S attorney, quoted the youth 1956 Evlnrude 7»» IIP est Rates to those who qualify. —at Warehouvr Prices, visit Tin* Is a free pas* to the llitr a* saying, "I ju*t can't rc»i*t it Plumbing. K rcky llcstlng (Perfect) .......................... *IU Consult B A L L INSURANCE Theatre fo J. E. Thoma*. Exp. when I »re mnney laying around." BERRY’S. Wa ai* taparta at as­ M. G. HODGES 1956 Evinrude 30 HP. 2 months AGENCY. 204 S. Park Ave., data Nov 14. 1956. sisting you to >e«ur* gracious Wood* *aid Seibert tricked the Service on All Muter Pumps— old, complete with control* and Sanford, Fla. good look* with functional con­ Wells Drilled — Pumps woman teller into le.ivIn; ’ he *1—FARMS AND GRGVF.S tank .................................... * * » venience. Today # be*t buys In Paula R»yl. Phone too cage by asking her to rhcck on a 32—MONEY TO LOAN nationally advriturd furniture A few 20 HP. 1956 Mercury* 2u ire til,- farm. Tbrro bedroom 50 rent *ervlce charge levied at DISCOUNT PRICES. 9ul W. left ................................. SAVE 22—SPECIAL NOTICES hou*r, large barn. All equipment hi* account. AUTO LOANS First St. Phone 107 for Even­ 1957 MODELS, NEW and machinery. Eaty terms. Ph. The teller remembered the boy'* ing Appointment. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING COST LESS « HP ................- ................... 1J93-J. P. O. Ilox 1154. unexplained dliappearanco when Slip Covert and Drapes 20 h p .................................. tm AT STANLEY KULP the discovered the shortage at the cv—IIOMKS • BIG VALUES m 40 HP .................................. w i PHONE 2951-J. F lorid a S tate B ank end of the day. • QUICK CREDIT w ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS . LAKE FRONT An FRt agent tall thq.loot was Oit BANKORI)_____ • * A H Y TH U M B 1 4i a >u n a k O T U U i New fliree bedroom home on Closing Out-—1 Only j found al (hr boy's home Dragline A Uulldnirr Service WII.SON .MAIEK >299 Fiberglasi Boat .. 4210 l-«kc Emma. One anJ half tiled LIV E STO C K New and Used Furniture bath*. Florida room, lait .’ ll Creatllner Aluminum Boats and I’ ll. 2231 Geneva. 2495 W Senior I. lit E. Eir-t St Phone 956 a 223'. Turn So. on* mite at Cl—BROKERS and RKAI.IOHH Fiberglass Boats from $299 ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call J*_ IMIGS—L'ATS-PETS Oaklawn Cemetery 3 HR*Masonry Home in up lop CO! LOOK for the new 10 HP and M Ralph Ray. 3150. This I* * free pan to the Movieilitlou, rornrr lot In vteinlly of HP Mercurys coming aoon. land Ride-In Theatre for G. II. 2-bcdrimm Fume, 200 ft Fenced Thoroughbred Per-ion kitten for FAIRBANKS • HORSE P u m p s iiotpilnl. Ilargain at a. •»SO W. P. SMITH Turner. Exp. date Nov. II, 1956. comer lot, oak tree-, lly Owmr sale. 115. Ph. 539-J. Well Drilling. HOWARD C TERMS. Motors—Boats— Paints—Glass Phone 1714-J. LONG, Pnone 3M 207 East 3 HR .Spacious Imme. includes full SIS S. Park Phone 1203 SSAVES Commercial Ave. M E R C H A N D IS E dining room and beautiful ,'•>!ner lot at 1401 Snnford Ave. ON GOOD USED ENVELOPES, Letterheads, statek DUCK SEASON OPENS 43-:ARTICLES FOR SALE »3*W. FURNITURE snrnts, Invoices, hand bill*, and w WEDNESDAY. Nov. 7th prugrams. e t c . Progressive Gel Your Boat and Motor Hera TRADITIONAL de*ign mahogany Mather Of Sanford TIKKD Printing Co. Phone 40* — 403 and SAVE I Mr. and Mr*. Chrtl*. 4Mrawcr 203-09 E. 1st St. Phone 127 W. DIETRICHS T. W. MKKO Welt 12th St. 1957 Evlnrude* In stock and 4-drawer chest-and-de»k of the wmc old thing? REALTORS 1956 Evlnrude* on Sal* combination, like new, half See the spaciou* new tastefully FOR EVERYTHING In hardware Used furniture, appliances, tools, IMI Park Ave Phon* 27 er IU while they last! price. Also 454 paint sprayer different home* us —, — and paint s e e -lld l Hardware etc. nought *»ld. Larry'* Mar See the moit complete titrd only oner, at sacrifice, and South Plneerr*! SanfoM EASY TO BUY Co., 301 E. 1st St . Phone 51 321 East 1st. St. Phone 1311. Stock of Used Motor! Hand I.awn Mower. Mr*. A. R. Grove Manor* Sanforv Tun-Bedroom borne, Concrete Your Evlnrude Dealer Pinkcron, Phone 2052. Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. Valrnrln Villa* Delam Block cun-liuctliui on targe lot, BOBSON SPORTING GOODS Wo build, design and rcflnlib. 2nd ANNIVERSARY •umplete Electric Kitchen, Space This i* a free pas* to the Prairie 104 E. lit St. Phone 999 Sv.« at 91S French. Ph. S2-U. IM M E D IA T E heater an I Venetian blind* LN OUR Lake Drive In Theatre for Mra. A 12— TRAILERS " SANrOltn LOCATION 41.000 DOWN Hay Connors, lake Mary. Exp. 40 HOUR Alarm Clocks. Guarante­ Ralanie 462 month. date Nov. 14. 1956. ed }1.S3. Sanford Jewelry A Ei hoi* Hi-RIrrr ............... 491 M la will pay YOU to tea us before REAL ESTATE Hit IVEIN Luggage. 2U) Sanford Ave. Ideally Situated yon buy. Open Evening! and 2341 French \ We buy and tell used furniture Sofn Bed and Chair _____ W.OO Hollywood Hcd ............... 49 50 Sunday!. Luxuriously I'lnnncil J. W. HALL, UEALTOK Paying top rash prices lor any IIoiim- Clraning- Window*. Floor*, Free headboanli on Hollywoo-J East aid* Trailer Sales thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Moderately Triced Johnny Walker, .\»*oeiat« Office. Call III9-J, D. C. Caldwell Beds I’ alatka, FU. ’ Call H air Phone 175* ING POST on 17.23 Ph 2059W. All Dlnatte Sets Discounted 3 and 4 Bedroom Home* with 1 PUMPS A SPRINKLER 1954 Va-Ka-Shun-Etle, lS-ft. homean 1 2 baths aituatr-l an Dree, SYSTEMS T-Shirt*. 4>c, Sleeping Rags, >132.00 Bunk Btda ......... $119 00 trailer. "light aa a baby cirri- All type* and idles, installed o artlatieally landscaped lot* rot*, blankets, tarpaulins, Army 2-Room Crotpa ............ 295 oo REALTOR Paved strrrl* and all other age ’, perfect for vacationing. "D o It Yourself." Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave- 3 I’c. Curved Secliunal* .. 199 eo K.iymortil l.untli|uisl, city conveniences make thr««Only 1250, ami aasurae payments. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE (Foaru Rubber) Colonies of ownerorrupir-t ASSIRIATE S T I N E PHONE 1020-J. — Factory to You— homes tru:y delightful p!<rts Phone 1673, Atlantic Bank Bldg. Machine and Supply »'n. BEDROOM: Aluminum to ID*. Ph For Sal*: 1955 "BuMy*' 46ft. W7 W. 2nd SI. Venetian Blladt Doubt* Dreiser M II. "B in " STE.MPKR house trailer with 30' cabana. Reveled Mirror End.'led head. Sag-proof bottom Designed. Built and Sold CROSLKY - IIEN DIN Gujr Alim, A**oelate Call 1U4-XW. rail with plastic ends. Plastic Bookcase Bed llv Sale* nml t-'e-vlcc Arlrtle Price, Atsorlatr Innenprlng Mittrr** or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon ODITAM & TUDOR Ine. RANDALL 12—TRUCKS Rrallnr — General Insurance Box Spring (2 pillows FREE) enrda. Butldar* of Fin* Homes Electric Company Phone 905 er 2125 112 N. Park Ava. Scnknrik Gians nnd Faint Co For FDrUa Living ATTENTION LONG DISTANCE Service— Quality —Satisfaction Phone 320 tss our nave lire of floor covering TRUCKERS. Great Dane 31 Ph 113 Sanford 2S3J-J-3 Dc Bary 112 111 West 2nd M. and Complete home furnishing! SALES OFFICE and 35 foot used all aluminum 1625 S French Avrnn# FRRE Dl LIVERY BARGAIN! Apt «ua gas range, produce vans. ALo two 1953 Dia­ T . V . S E R V IC E Phono 2100 and 29>d rcifo ts nrnntN'n co. perfect eondiuon. Call at 2600 mond T 1*0 HP Cummins Die­ Day or Night A n PETERSON lluaatha Ave. Dreamwold. sel sleeper tractors. Excellent Corner 2nd A Megnolis, Ph. 1232 SEMINOLE T.V. Itinker Aa,nelale*: A. 11. Petannn condition. Great Dane-Dlamond "Bud Rambrrger” Mgr. 503 Celery — Ph. 1255-J. ENJc Y a thoppinr spica on your Jr.. I*. J. ChMDrann. Garfield T, 103 So. Orange Blossom Open Mandsy's tU >;M p.m. SMM L CHANGE. F. M. B. 6e. 10c Willett*. John Mn*eh and R. W Trail. Orlando 5 9061. Night— tJ-SCHOOU LNSTRL'CIION VISIT OUR BALCONY Willisngi. A. C. Djvidrry, Und A J5c Store, 321 s. Sanford. House for talc— 2 bedroom, tile __Call Mr. Reeves 3-1206. Surveyor. floors, vcnMian blinds, ftmed LEARN Hawaiian Dancing. 2 yra. 14—USED CARS ’ I'hnn* 1123 in back yard, landscaped. 4700. 116 N. Paik Ave up. Adele Heilman, Ph. I5I4-J. Singer electric portable tewing IS-FABM and GARDEN 435 00 machine, tews perfect Equity 436 month. 1913 Summ­ PHONE >210 for CHERRY 55.00 DOES THIS BEAUTIFUL FALL Magtag washer, like new erlin. Phon,- 2371-R. Home grown Marion Market Cab­ “ W ANTED neat Evtale Brokerage — Notary Walnut tea wagon ....... 27.50 WEATHER make you want to bage Plants. R. F. C r«u h a «, 1219 W. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop get out on the highway and go YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Ken more washing machine 46 00 I’b. 171I-W. CUSTOM IUJILT HOMES 60.00 TO TRAIN FOR Kir-trie range, show* care . . .go. . .go? Then see nay Her­ . VA— FIIA—CONVENTIONAL Ga- range, apt. life ......... 42 50 FLIGHT AND GROUND 2 BEDROOM HOME ron for real values In USED large blooming African vlolcti, FINANCING Locate I mi 2 lot* In rity with CARS. Phone 2456, or after C Airline Training under mn*t mo­ Krhinator refrigerator. 9! . 63 00 value ll.oo for SOe. GRAPEGRAPE ................... dern method* for position* in Kit hen sink with hobart kitchen equipped. Coinplcto price g p m . phone 1343-W............THE VILLE NURSERY, Gi Grapcvillt LOW DOWN PAYMENTS di-hwasbcr ................« . . . 75.00. Ave,, this new fatcinaling and well56 '.<*• LOW MOMHLY PAYMENTS nr 2051. _L 61 PONT1ACS ARE COMLNGI lilt arbor bench taw ... 47.50' paid field. Public Contact aa >5"" DOWN—$30 MONTH A. K. SHOEMAKER. JIL Station Agents, Hostesses, in 16 £ ,uge shotgun, like new . 20.00 • 1951 Ford Victoria, very dean. Phone 1991 1900 Mrllonville • R E N T A L S Communications, Reservations, 22 juto. rifle, »fope slte ... 30 00 Radio, beater, w/w tire*. 4495. ROSA L. P A Y T O N Traffic, etc. Free Travel 1'aiirs, 32 automatic pittol ............ 1750 W ry clean I960 Ford, 4 door Reglateird Real K*tatc Broker 31—APTE—HOUSES—ROOMS ..., 1500 many other benefit*. Prepare by Girls bike, good corn! Move to Lo* h Arbor December Phone 2671 aelan. New paint, upholstery, 17 92 at Hlnwatha large close doict ............ 27.50 1st. 1600 *q. ft. of living n ru • SHORT LOW-COST TRAIN­ good tires, excellent condition. RKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms SUPER TRADING POST ING PERIOD which need not In quiet ne ghborhoo*! Modern *35. 306 W. Second It. 3 arret, 3 BR h»me. Close in. rrlvit* bath,. 114 W. Fir.t St — Phene m s W . Interfere with your present )>b. Us 17-12 $4,500 —Term* 3 bedroom home only 1 year 1956 Nash Rambler convertible, WE CAN I I E L P F I N A N C E old. Fully landscaped and Desirably furn garage apt. 422-W. CLAYTON* C. IWtOOKS _ good condition. $6o0. Call 2<>y7. 1 ladies arul I Man', 26" bicycle qualified applicants. F R K E completely equipped. Phone Real Estate Invctmrnls Avalon Apts. Kficleney. Ph. 720-W Phone 2774 J. 2221-K. LIFETIME PLACEMENT SER­ So. Orlando llwy. — ph . 29ca J . * B U SIN E SS VICE (oast to loasL Age* 17 Furn. fotlage, r a a a o n a b l e . This is a free pas\ to the Piainc lo 35 with high school or belter LIVE BAIT * S E R V IC E S Located on 17-92. Ph. 301"Ml Lake Drive-In Theatre for Tony and phasing personality. Write Shiners, Bull Heads. Top Guta SELL Trams. Exp. data Nov. 14, 1956. 16—BRA LTV PARLORS vlng ad Ire** and phone num3 Down. 95c partially furn >r t« Airline Training, Nation­ Musouri Minnows and Worm* Anything OWNER out o f town will tell hla SPECIAL al School of Aeronautic*, Box FI*mine Gfoctry—E. Geneva At*. Da Bary 2 bedroom home. Low With A It* Permanent, MM 3101 c /o Sanford Herald.______ room apartments, down payment with good term* 3 pc. living room suRe. Two and EVA BESS BEAUTY SHOP Kitchen rquipped. U astifled to ratponslble party. Call Ovie­ Phone M l tables, coffee labia. Ph. X26-W. EM PLOYM ENT Phon* 1494. do, FO-5-3322. Ad N ® * * " * * bjr„ Zo1^? 4 R e a lis tic,, rHTLD CARE Cambridge crystal stcamware. I and I bedroom cement b!t^k *6—LOTS JUFT CALL 17-60 Thru Nov. Open S a.m. • ,______________________________ __ Candlelight pattern. I goblets, lake front homea. $65. It ___ Cell 971 I will keen children in my home. > sherbets. 21.00 per stem. unfurnished. Phone 1129, St. Lota In Pinecrrst section. PHONE 1>21 . HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Ph. 3M-R. >03 W. 4th. Can't break scU. Pb. 932-J. J7-J. John Realty Co. k w m -to OldPiflal, Lost 2 Years, Rsjainsd Through WandAd CLASSIFIED ADS Ph n ou Seminole Realty k ii tve relic i( L i L m letr. $179. • t *?ter l> a •«** ,. nt* «».* •« •#* a#*.#- mm.v im as »• *• •**IN •>• * awi 6 »## It** jv « tauA •'■Ui £L iLLsg b«lislrXT, N-C7A (AkdCtkA 1 1 -2 5 DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Stop* up. 45. Surrender ii; Scatter*, as irnl 19 L a r g e >>1*1310 wr.*i*#t u a w a oirv. i, uujaa:j oiiijuui ntoaras of as water diifung 5 A • a s a ti?Kt ice DOW N ara.nmnir a n it a t h i iim -t : i 2<V King nf esa ]. Qi-rnch. 9 Polish city id MU 21414 Judea aa thirst m n a : ’jqr-i3i4’ii 10 Oreratie i Bib i a ro w o a Mri’.v-. r 5. Nocturnal melody p o n y aur.t i 22. Entire turd* ll. Mediterran­ 13033 HM IS amount 3. Kattle ean li'and ••r 21 A 4. Bird 12 Planet S*t •rdsi'i A**»»r fallow 5 Heap* 14 Mark* at 33 Bark clotli at Oxford 6 Part ef cortect ipl t •'In he" 25 V. * 15 Sutwtane* 34 Indian tr»* president T. A straight used In 36 AHewenc* pened mark 2* Con>l»e koa|< tor waighl > Food fiihrt 22. Birds of making l Com m l prey t? Greek Uttar l! Crowd 7B MrrgsnsaP 1 8-* Am ) )X Wise man 1» F.xiat «n r'ra* 29. Girl's 16 T<* atecr t9 41*re up 42 Excla­ nickname wild, a* fur a mation 32 Fat a 1-oat moment •t. King nf T” 1 •4 // % «• # • Barhan 1Itib 1 .3 1 52 Belowv) Y/s inaut t 1 TT" 11 53 Herder //. 2.V Peimit -C$• >t 7? 27. 111temprrrd S! •*1 2> r.irn 29 ITr«antty ?r I* 30. Arrnunl uhbr.) i 1) im 31. Noit* 33. Tantalum 73" w laym.l Jl 35. Witty TT” Jo % % % % saying 37. Itiver l'. 31 American At baltom >*• 39 Trap 11. Personal % magnattam lalangt % m u tr 4 /// Indian ir % 1 W % 43. Flow ar 44. Mothre of Zau* If-n ilO K E R S and REALTORS I'LL CARRY TIIE BALL Put me In your line-up and I'll carry Ihe hall to the goal for you. Want tenants? Wish* mg fur buyer*? Need worker*? Aiixiuu* to contact someone? I'm a Classified Ad, and I'm SPECIAL VALUE all limbered up In get in (her* New, Modern 3 Bedroom Masonry o il ,coie for you. Signal this Home or large lot, al the low- number: |S2I. price of 410.500-TERMS. 204 So. Park Ave. — Phone Ko " BALL REALTY And INSURANCE O Z IE R R E A L T Y CO Lauin II. Osier, Realtor Unset M. Field. Associate 2001 .So. Orlando llwy. Ph. 1359 EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 Are You OCCUPANCY Robert A. Williams %m i-' \ \ v •i - ■ / r * : ttArt iv. d. h« Fri« itF(i«R ld«R c4 R %«tvAV'.t «!J I kt Jr<H#J f fRK • ClA«li||#d A1 if* tH# llrr^iRaaillr [%?,) Nfw T fl• ifliif R ' f • ko-jfR III A time C«!t frcsM Mr*. U«y Lntfl!, tail ker w h it you want . _ w o____ Hard Tu I'lcm-c? Then by all means you should see tin* lovely, modern 2 bedroom home on u largo lot in town. Lifetime terrain, floors nml full equipped kitchen. OWNER BUILT, slay al«o hr Imd -ompDlrly fornished, nnl only— tl.wki DOWN Convult A 'IP.ALTtHt Firri CULLEN AND IIAltKEY 1*6 N Park Asa. Albert Jarrell, of Sanford R convinced that II D a lot aatlai and mure profitable lo sell un " » « l article* through Herald Want \d* than to consign them to the junk heap. The following 3-liui ad did the job In a couple of daya: Tbone 2313 FOR S A L E -2 Crawford gar* BUSINESS OPPOr Vun Tt Y age door*, good condition. Retail grocery and filing »latiioi sire 4x? fret Priced cheap. with living quarters, large l-t. $7 ixni.iki -quipmenl and slock- j Albert Jarrell, Phone 3127. bull-ling, slock an I equipment { Don't debate about placing a can hr purchaicd for 414,000 on. , ITaotfia'i A-l—Call 1121. and gal $6.0nn uo diwn balance 475 00 a«t for action. nrr month—we brlicvr thia to; be an rxrcltrnt purciiave. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE a*k Cnimisv k ......... S M E C1 al 117 Soulli Park Phone 772 ________Thry Know \\ME! This i« a free paw to the MOVis­ land Ridr-ln Thejlrc for Mr*. K Taylor. Exp date Nov. 14, 1956. FOR quiet ACTION uaa CD Mi­ LET WANT U ps do m UIUOME lled id* m aetl ra n hire. Call 1121, »*y "Charge It." B1I.IA m nn thing* yon’ra through Cad 1*21. TO GOOD WORKS! through ClasiUirtf ada. Lai i experienced ad writer assist 5* PAT? Sell; Uirou :h wi th Hint Adi foe CASH. t O RAM K O W PU N IR a i HI*S... I ’ PH O N I I I I CtlU’ l ■ MOv1. t . �> V a- V . V *v •T •e T* H P 7 South Carolina Girls Bringing Glory To Dixie Passport to Happiness • y M A Y S II 0 * 1 1 0 CRARBt » f t WAS TUB lunch 1 Dirk wax standing lijr Ui« tar imloce, smoking h clgaittl* and Jkippuic 0 dry M artini, when VaJ loom* into the lounga TUDo, Vat Just la time for • •ocktal! bafora lunch," b« aaJd c u lly and guided her Inward a labia. Alter they had ordered he gave bar a faint amlle. "I muit my I And It interMtlng to be condemn, ad u a murdirer before aryoae brume that a murder h u ' committed." She touched hie ana acruee the table. "You aad 1 know it * all mbehnnh^ ^ h My uacla, the present Viscount, and ray father think of little else and arork for Utile else." She w u trying to understand hie point of view, but It w u alien la bar awn. In bar own belief there arm ao muefe more you could do with money, ao much tor people, lit-mp people, than merely to keep up eome crum bhng English country home* whatever historical value they He gave her a slight emlto. "I thought you might be pretty angry with me." Hh* glanced up Into bis face and suddenly her tore for him wm mixed w;*h a great senes of pity. "times, need you hare dona It 7" eh* asked quietly. He looked sharply away from her. "I felt it wm the only thing I could do. Vat* "But surely you don’t think "After Viscount Thelmsford’e Uiat Dirk actually poisoned Mrs. death, might you and your father FVatherstona?" lire In B'.ormhunt Manor 7" she *1 didn’t know what to think. naked, I fell the circumstances of her "Neither of us ever dreamed death were peculiar." we could aflurd to," he told her "But she’d drunk loo much "I do," he mid quietly. "But seriously. "The upkeep bas ex­ champagne ana wm in a furious art you sure, VaiT" haustn 1 all Cousin Timothy* rage." "Of coutm I’m eure, Dirk." capital. I’m stirs Dad would love ’ lint »he might have meant to "My euliciture in Kngland were to end his tils there." stick tc her threat. After all. a by In touch with me thle morning," "Hut you 7" she persisted, shouldn’t she 7” be insisted harsh­ he told her quietly. "Aunt Maye lie l o o k e d acrus* si her ly. "I believed you d promised miauvae are already beg inning to ubtiqusiy. "I don t know buocstly, yourself to me—and then I heard aau*e trouble. Obrtouely they are VaL I'm (landing between two that lltnsnei had told Mr* Keathgoing to dupule the will." world*. 1 understand Cousin rrslone you were going to marry "But on what ground* T" Timothy's and Dad’a point of him." "Undue influence, or insanity, view, and yet there are times ’That isn’t true, Bnire," ah* or anything else thru lawyer* when I want to escape truu iL said quickly. ’ Dirk toil Mrs. think up. They’re been trying to I’ve tried to branch out and do Kralherstone he wm in love with aprtad rumor* lor aotnt tun* that something oo my own. Thais me and that he wanted to marry the old girl wasn’t strictly all why I flew out to Kip and wrote me. ft wm as much a surprise there." that book Mat year. Incidentally, to ms m unfortunately it wm to *Tha money means a g r e a t my solicitor* udd ms this mom- her." Aral to you, OfrhT" big that my agent had written 'You ask ms to believe ths If" Ha l o o k e d at fear aharply. Dad Unt ths book had been ac­ be exclaimed sharply, "A man "What art you suggesting. Vai T" cepted." doesn’t make a statement of that *T just wondered if thle money t>h, Pm ao plod, Dirk. I do sort unless Its has some reason you’ve inherited mean* a great congratulate you.’ *h« said in a to believs that hla proposal wiU deal to you." she persisted quietly, warm, pleased votes. bs acceptable." Ha added hoarse­ "I see your point," be m I’m pretty pleased myself." he ly, "I thought you were mma, after a pause. Its took two ciga- said soberly. "You see. It’s tome Vsl, but It seems you’ve brea reties out of his pockrt and threw thing I’ve done entirely in my playing With both ot us." no# scrum to her. "You ms own way." bhs was too angry to know hare 1 any right to this money, After a hurried lunch, Val quits what ah* wm saying. T hat ruire if Aunt May had lived the went to her cahtn. but she w u night of the ball, Bruce, I meant might have carried out her threat too resiles* to stay there, an* it when 1 said I’d give up my and cut me out of fear wlUT" knew now she must ass Bruce. frlendthlp with Dirk sine* It Whan aha didn’t anawer, ha want It took a great deal of courage seemed to upset you ao much. no quietly, "It Isn’t solely for my Anally to go down to hie surgery But now—now you're mad* It Im­ awn aake I’d accept the tnhertknock on the door and to possible." tasce, Val. It would enable me Hand there with a throbbing He looked away from her de­ to do all the necessary repairs to heart while ah* waited for him liberately again. "Hanson is com­ •ur place and to Btormhuret to open ths door. ing into a title and It still may Manor." "You wanted to ace me 7 Come be proved he had nothing to de "That would matter so much?" In, Nurse," he mid finally, and with Mr*. Keatheratonc's drain. aha asked softly. opened the door wider. Then he will inherit all her *1 must remember you don’t "I thought you might have money," he eeld think muefe at tradiUon and tra­ w a a t e d to see ms," eh* murHhe turned without a word, ditional places eraa If they hare mured when she was Inside the opened the surgery door and a great historical value,i ha said •urgrry and be had closed the went out. curtly. "It hasn’t been bred Into door. (To Bt CoHtlxurJ) • M l. Hays* Col*. Reprtalsd b? permUjIoe *I Arak* H*>ks Distributed t j Kinf gesturts tfisb-ate V O TE FOR M . L NICHOLS For City Commissioner Group 2 VOTING BO O TH •i THERE'S . OVKR TIIF. SOUTH POLE (dr Jeyrd) tov-Amertran airmen plante<! an automsllc «>*»thrr Mellon gt the South Tolr Friday. The devee. a slx-foot long equip­ ment-filled container nicknamed | •ic "Gra*ahopp«jr," wax dropped by parachute from an Air Force fitohemarter |n the firrt airdrop •ver made at the pole. Hade o f atainW* steel, the Grss'hoppcr has legs that Auto­ matically holited It upriaht after It touched the Ice plateau. It will transmit weather data every six hours for the benefit of filers participating In Operation Deep­ freeze in Antarctica. Ours was believed to be the seventh flight ever made ovet the pole. There wre <3 perions aboard the giant M ton troop carrier, probably as many as there were aboard all the previous flights combined Adm. Hlrhard E. Byrd, pilot Bern! Halchen and two others made the firrt polar fight Nor. » . 1»» Today, more than ever, all Americana, mi n and women in every walk of life, young Americana who vote for the first time, have the greatest privilege mankind has to o(Ter. JOHN I- Utn, motion picture and TV actor, and the former Hcatne* fcj*eggy" West era shown honeymooning alter their mirrlsge In Las Vegxs. Mr*. Lite! oblstned a divorce Hem John K West, Vies president of a TV network, two days before her wedding to UleL Your vote is the weapon you uae to awure rcaponaible people in office. . . to prevent power from falling to thoaa who IIR\HFIt REFLEX SAN PIF.C10. Calif. JV-A burg­ lar used a phi •loan's rrflrx lia tu­ rner — the little one he tspi your hnee with to mike your tog bounce — at the office of Dr. Jacob We­ ld*. The Ihirf lapped Ihe desk drawer. Il iMmncrd open and he look the I'.Mi) Inside. might abuse it. Because o f America’* world leadership, children’s future, your taxes—everything in your entire life. was n r re ANCHORAGE, Alaska tT -D oo*1* W. Wr«v wasn't >**»d **»•••♦ the theft from hla borne of a lim p he had lathium-ii out ol a.i old Jag What did mike him mad, he told city police, was that S7M he kept hidden la the jug was Inlulng, too. But moet o f all, exercising your right to vote safeguard* your freedom. Let nothing stop you from voting on election day. •] NOV. 6 P-L-E-N-T-Y! But then (fit right kind o f iniurancB witl ::i w A li) T.m 0 your vote may well affect your job, your A i.i-\ni\ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Mias McKalgM MM fee Mu to South Gi retina's bonsty eaka with her Atlantic CHy victory a few months after roommate Mar­ tha was picked in Daytona Beach. Fla., as Miss Dixie. Betty Lane Cherry <4 Orange­ burg completed this year*i South Carolina beauty triumph by a im ­ ing the right to compete as Mia U. S. A. In tba Miss World eon- ) tost In London. She, Ilka Mary Kemp Griffin in 1RS2, placed second in jttn (ortd 12™ competition. COLUMBIA, I C. l* -T b e pret­ rloua conclusion that the Mata Is Io f these festivals, so K Is no sur-. won Miss Universe honors In 1IS4. ty girls of South Cerollna, Uk« simply overrun with pretty worn-.prise that Carolyn Willis of Che*-! The world’s rrignlng beauty gave the fleet race horses of Kentucky, are bringing glory to Dixie and r r " ; world-wide recognition to their that compels Southern girls to con­ S S * * * s r » . ? r - SS K T B i South Caroliniena have been pay state. sider It their dutv to develop ing homes g* to their fairest for home and a return to her home On their bswutsoos h*w4e rest charm—■ factor that la given miny years. The old Confederate economies courses at Lander Cellego In Greenwood. five of tbo world's top beauty equal attention along with a well- veterans orginlrations frequently Today, as Mrs. Donald Upton of crown*—no other state can nuke turned Calf or a classic profile In picked eharmlnl C MIriim hlx moil beauty contests. that claim. charming young womaa to be .o l,^ b, L T e u r U c ^ . *V‘‘ . i! * . . i. a .th*m"«i'parod*T . . . _ * . . . . j„ • television show Iand But mors Important, South Caro- borne born. atong'niih M still L Cscorns E Little South Caroline—ranking But the first actual I****** ta hide her frock Mth In the nation in populatioo- tin* girls are usually n ten n s of lua produced a Miss Universe, the beauty eooteita by the Ume they beauty contort was an American! current Miss America, a Mrs. reach Ihe Miss America or some Legion sponsored affair on the lawn of the state house In C o-' America, two Miss U S. A's for other contest. Marian Ann ws. one of lh« few lumbl. 24 yeera ago. Sieca then. I the Miss World contest and a n o­ Mias Americas who dslnt buret the movement has spread far and tional maid of cotton. Five of her «lx entries In t h e ! lnt0 eonfeslon when her wide throughout Palmetto Land. Miss America contort have been "«m e was announced to the nation It began to bloom In 1N7 when among Ihe 20 finalists. M w., ,rr',, •*>*• ; Mrs. Fredda Acker of Anderson Judging a slate besuty contest ,,len* **» ■ con- became Mrs. America. She was in this magnolia land of pulrhri- , '<,ent "* nn,r "I"* previous followed by Elisabeth McG-c. of lude is an exercise in eeststic fruscontest with al the poise Spartanburg, no* Mrs. G Robert tratlon. For example. Marian Ann IB •rchblshop at a church pic- Richardson who became Mild of McKnight, the Manning, S. C „ , Cotton In competition with Dixie The nirel communities of Oil. beauties from the II cotton growbesuty who charmed the nation and the judge In Atlantic Cily state delight in annuli festivals ing statei in 1»«9 Mary Kemp Griffin of Florence when she won Miss America hon­ to promote watermeloia. tobacco, ors this yeas, has been defeated cotton, timber or just to hivr a won state beauty honors in l#12. O B L IG A T E D T O N O O N E in local competition by her room ­ good time. then went on to become Min U. And almost Inreriahiy, a beauty mate. S. A. and ninnerup for the Miss D E T E R M IN E D T O SEE The room Marian and Martha contrst Is a principal feature of World title She Is now Mrs. Wil­ Dean Chestnut shared at little the doings. The pretty girls begin liam Slag, wife of an Air Force T H A T M R. A V E R A G E Coker College In llartsville prob­ to compete In the** affairs *• Jet pilot stationed near Victorville. ably had more beauty a square soon as they ar* nU enough to Calif. C IT IZE N G E T S T H E foot than any other In the country. » * lk *" high heeta without br»»kRankin Subert of Waltmire came Martha Dean, a stunning bru- Inr •" a"He. dose with a third place showing nrtte. wa* Mias South Carolina They become accustomed to the in the M in America contest in M O ST F O R HIS T A X D O L L A R last year. The judges deliberated appraising eyes of Judges ami I9M and then along eame a freeIn an agony of Indecision before spectators; they learn to amlle kle faced beauty from Wlnnsboro (Vote nt City Hnll for City Commlaaioner Nov. fi, Ifl.'ft) selecting her over Marian. and tn walk gracefully, and above named Miriam Stevenmn The .earth for an an.wer to the to relax and be thrir charmMiriam, an unipolted farmer's raid Politic*! Adv. suceess of South Carolina In beau- inr »elve«. daughter, designed and msde ihe ty contests toads first to the obMarrhiag bands ar* also a part 'evening gown she wore when she Automatic Climate Station Planted At South Pole Tlv DIM C.LY pay for m ost o f the dam age. 1' A t an VOVB AS YOU TH IN K...BUT VOTE! idea. Dad, you might chack u« on this type o f coverage. LOW CO ST HIGH PROTECTION *SAN kNEDRD ILUNIK M n 0 a y . i u e f ■ « n sc m 4f 4 Carraway & McKibbin '♦iMI*'' G eneral Insuran ce 114 N. Park Ave. Phone 409 H . ■- r * l * a * a D *w , . i , ip •, •K • -* I t f O lls A*Wk �If T n r Herald la Not Dallvarad By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Bnfort 7 P.M. For Delivery ( Sop and Save In Sanford • VOLUME XLVU Eatabliahed 190S llK P E N U K N T D A IL Y N EW SPAPER AN IN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA TUESDAY, NOVEMUEr V i 936 * NO. 129 Autoeinted PrtM Leased Wire u. s. Fears Russians County M a y Record Heaviest Voting M ay Throw Military In H istory Today's Election Forces Into M id-East By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS th* subject ca n * out of Moscow T ie United State, had reason « • ! " « £ « * , ^ UnUw prupolcd| fear today that the Soviet Union that the United State* Join It in might throw military forvp Into throwing the aggreMors- Britain the Middle Ea.t. France and Israel—out of Egypt • th e United Nitrous. by sc over* Then the Soviet Union directed whelming vote. ha. condemned the warning to Britain ami France;' llrltish-Frcnch attack on Egypt.' Moscow wa* iletermmcd In pul an Voter* turned out today in AnJ Egypt, on the verge of lo*lng end to the war In Egypt. It »* « Seminole County to decide the a war, hav appealed to the world dt'ermined. loo, to crush aggre*-' liiues before them tn the General A delegation of 18 ettliens for help In driving out the invad­ .ion through the use of fore*. .< n t month * N u m b e r Election. from the Rear Lake .Section head* er.. For the time being, Moscow's ^ celebrated throughout Sunshine, mill weather, and ed by Attorney Walter Smith apThera U oo question that the plenty- o f urging brought early peared before the Hoard o f Semi* .vmnathv of much of the world ‘ “ atement 'ndlf*>rd «h« Kremlin i tr„jted States as National Disabled sy mpathy 0f_miwH of the world. vra| lpi, , ft within the fram e-, Amrrkln Veteran** Membership voters to the local poll* to cast nole County Commissioners this especially that nf Moslem coun­ work of the United Nation* But month" It wa* announced today ballot* on the Presidential choice, morning lo find out "when you tries and nations that were colthe U. N. Security Council la*tjbj Robert L How all. Commander the 9th Congressional District can build our road." pe» before Worll War II. is with night refused even to consider a , Seminole County Chapter Nuraseat in the nation'r House of Re­ Smith told the Roard o f Com* e Egyptians. resolution backing the propossl t*,. w DAy . The Dlssbled Amerlpresentatives, to chouse or turn trlssioners, "We’re hero to se* Thus the situation seem* made for Jclnt acUcn by the United ran veteran* are chartered by the down the parimutuel betting re­ when you could build the road.** to order for the Russians if they State* and the Soviet Union United States Congre** for th# ferendum, to name a member of He said, "I f you want to build choose to move in. against the invader* of Egypt. purpose o f serving veterans of all. the Board of Public Instruction, Ihe road or if you don’t want to A hint of Russian thinking on Thi* raised th* question how nara wbo have service connectsnd to choose three member* of build It, the*e people should ba tong the Soviet Union would he fH la b ilitie s . The orgsnlistion the Board of Sanford City Com­ told so that they can either' willing to keeps it* intention* with- (]to aPrTM the widow* and or* missioner*. dlvhie the money that has been in the U. N. realm. It could, per* j pbatu „ f aisabled veteran*, I/>ng line* formed early and have subscribed for the building o f th® haps, provide It* own an»wer to; The DAV ha* thousand* of chap, | continue I to form until noon to* road or bring some suit against thla Egyptian plea, announced In tf„ throughout the United States. day . It is poolble that Seminole the county." Cairo today: Each chapter maintains a service "Egypt appeals for help by vol* o ffk ff who a u Uts the disabled i 'r V n lU Commissioner Oti. Fouraker vote In history. said «| j j r Smjlh and |oI(1 unteers. arms or otherwise to all veterans. The Nstlonal Disabled It I* etp e.t.1 that st the close him that w» agreed to build th® those who all over the world car#; Amfrifan Veterans maintain, na L da* ' a balloting, ft, m Ilnl 111 a # f « in i f(0i t ---- ------< . of S Ihe day’# from road when wa could gat to It but still for the dignity o f man and tional service officers at all vet to 70 per cent o f Seminole Coun­ had set no date." the rule o f taw In international erans’ Installations In America. ty’s I3.70U registered and qualified Howell stated "Our Seminole OFFICERS WIVES CLUB official*1dlicuaa Important mailer* at a meeting of the B»ard of Directors Commissioner John Maltcit u td A meeting #f the Master Plumb­ relations." The United Slates has senrej County chapter Is anslous 1o serve held at the towh Arhor Home o f Mr*. Robert Hadden. (Ia*fl to right) they are: Mr* Hadd.n Mr*. voters will have stopped Into vot* "When wo found th* true facta ers o f the City of Sanford hat R. H. Conn. >|rs. J. F. McDonald. Wliabrth Pott* (the young lad« lK*ing held). Mr* Richard Murray, ing machine booths, pushed the been called for tomorrow night at notice that It will oppose any So­ all veterans of Seminole County Mr*. Jame* Guy. Mr*. Joseph Tully. Mr*. I'M I)wy*r. amt Mi* (i. i c I’otiv (Staff Itiolo) _________ levers denoting their rholee, to In the rase wo agreed wa would build the road when we eau get to the City Han, according to M. L. viet military intervention In the who are disabled. We have been aid to the total count reglvtered it that’s all we ran do." Yrlvington, Sanford building of­ Mkile East. The White House chartered In Seminole CWun'.y since in the automatic voting mechan­ said: 191) and have constructed our, "It will b* tome Urne after th# ficial. ism. "Neither Soviet nor any other ow-n home on highway 17 92 south' first of th* year," Commissioner irTEe meetiag has been called for The go-ahead on voting on th« B. C. Dodd said, when questioned the purpose of reviewing and dis­ military force* should now enter of Sanford. We have cooperated' referendum Isvue ws* given yes­ a* to when the road might bo cussing the Southern Standard the Middle East area eicept unrtffc- closely with other veteran*1 organterday wrhen the State Supreme built. Plumbing Code and to see whether U. N. mandate . . The Introduc- IsatJon* and have had the finest, Court denied an injunction against or not the plumbers approve the ‘ ion o f new forces . . would vio- cooperation from city and counlv j A huge sign proposed for Semi*, Attorney Smith agreed that " I f Seminole Raceway Park arid tha you can give these people some co»le a* written and to decldr If I*** U. N. charter, and It official*. We sincerely hope that Mle Blvd. to direct traffic to the 1 Board o f Seminole County Com­ tenfold Orlando Kennel Club be­ changes are needed. '» ou|d »»* ••U'F ° f » " U* * every disabled veteran of Semi-i general idea aa to the time th* missioners when Jerry Collins, road would gel underway it would It Is eipected that the group o f members. Including the Un.ted note County will become a mem i came a controversial issue at the operator of the 8anfurd-Orlando help satisfy them." plumbers will find the proper States, to oppose sny such effort." her of the DAV during Novem-j meeting this morning of the Board Kennel Club attempted to strip the Hr MARIAN JONES plumbing codes to recommend to, Soviet iatentlon* In the area her. No other veterans* organiza­ of Seminole County Commlsalontr Comml.iloncr Fouraker asked, referendum through his attorneys the Board of Sanford City Com- ronnot be divorced from several tion has done as much for the dl*OVIEDO— I wa* Informed that Is there anyway we can gat th* The sign, with neon lighted let S'icd sn.l Bleed. Is*loners for adoption. "The factors. Moscow no doubt l* seek, siilrd veteran a* ha* the DAV." Mrs. Matiey Scott o f Orlando, >•'tun” ant~aalmatrd dog* on either' road umlor construction before tho iax-al race* pit C. F. Harrison, first of Uiq year—by doing M the umblng codes we hare now have [ mg to divert attention from the «stend (turn on, side of Any ve’ crao writh a dUabillty terlor decorator, as.isteJ wdlh( incuinbrnt, fur the Seminole nest commission would bo more — . ------------------,------ derorTtVm» -to The IUk„| au-*l nntbeen"brought u p to date," saM i situation.in lliwgary. Ljlt H ^ r o r ----- i.-i.w l.s t-* : ---be a Yelvlnston hi*. ',n n r.rrf5 rffect. aufferrd 1 a Ufrral defesl member can do bo by rontaftlng I OvIrHo Vflhodlit Churr)* frirwlay it*n<UrcU to b* Icnat^l on county County Hurd of Puhhlle Instruc­ ®r leas compelled to complete ft." YeMniton. j' niB* 1, iUIIfrr<I tion against Elbert Cammack, Caeh m u ter plumber, laid the Middle Eait. Score* of the ln y member of Seminole County lb*t for the of*(fight*of*ua)i. OvmmisJoner Dodd admitted small derress# In acreaze S'lninole County- Dairyman, a Ihst he had four mile# o f road that vlngton, D requested to bring one tank*, vehicle* and Planes it .up Oiapter Number W cssion -lts anm.sl ll..rneromlng , A rrpreienlatlv# „ ,e |lar, „ r III tieans, cabbuge, pas­ writrin candidate. journeyman plumber with him to piled to Egyp! have treen kntH-ke.l Senator Dougla* S’ envtrom. D u e to unforeseen eircum-|_\,Nin (•„ Pre*cnle.| a sketch of | , I v« been holding o ff fltr t<vw the meeting. out of combat by British. French chapter Service Officer, stated, stance*, we were unable to hear |n,« prupo*e«| sign which designates chal and uolilen celery, cauliflo­ Candidates for the noard of San- yrors." The road he mentioned |a Yelvington urged today that all and lirarli military force on two ..^*p arp Vfry proud o f the record the splendid talk the Rc%\ K. T .; letters 7H inche» tall, and is fu«»t wer. escarolc and chicory, boston fur,I City Commissioner* Include the Tuscawilla ltd. master plumbers attenJ tonmr-1 fronts—the Sinnl Peninsula, seized 0> .Seminole Uoitnly Chapter Num-i Sian lifer, pastor of the rhureh f |_aralk.p „ ver ami and Irebei : lettuce, romnlne, and Earl Higginbotham opposed by M. Following the the lengthy dl*. row night’s meetini. — •>---•••*-----------— 1 by ,L‘ the '* Israelii, and the Nile Delta l>r|. M ,|nr„ t, . Inception In DMA. j at Ellenton now -------------------but former ps*torj(br ,|gn .upported by sis steel mlssellaneniit crop* which Includes L Nichols; Merle Wsrner opposrel eusslan between attorney and com* and Suez Canal ares, under attark \\r r xtvn l a cordial invitation of the Oviedo Methodist ( hurch, <cat,tes, for approval by the com- squash, onion*, cucumber*, pep­ by Paul Yale* Jr.: and A. 1*. rniisionera. Commlesioner* B. C. per*. tomatoes, rolUnl* turnips, Wilson imoppoied. by the air and ground force* of to every disablesi veteran In our gave on "A Thankful Heart ’ . nuxioners. Dodl and Fred Dyson agreed that eok’liah pi a* licet*, ami eggplant, Britain and France. In statewide balloting tha In •he roaj in the Rear Lake eeetloa . . . . . . . . arrs t.. become a member of our From reports, and frozn ®or past, tomml.siontrs voltd two to two w.i* shown In a Comparative' bati|c (IK- Florida’* 10 elee1 1“ n Ihe approval or the l)|>e of statement «f acreavr planted thl* lora| Vo|t., went full speed ahead wuuM be lU rtfd by Teh. 19, 1997. considered the Soviet .'?_*,^LhVle Union un I splendid sermons we conll *ssily r0R.|ructl«n. How ever, commityear against serfage planted In M a ). ftc n ak a„ e, Umatrt| willing to rhanre World War III vlsuallre It though. I ai„ncra refused to go along with at this sU fr. and Indeed the Soviet |million viders went about raat* We admit we "*nuck’ ’ In so our |br complete approval of the sign Union Is warning that Ihe Mideait nio tahulsllon prepared by' jn(t (hc|r ballots tn the close pre.lfriend, the Honorable M a y o r- ' without additional approval by the LONGWOOD- Record turnout* situation may develop into World NOV. ■ iy-c Gary, (wouldn't have ihe {Slate Road and the Seminole Coun- Sandy Anderson. Manager of the rntial race and other contests. for pre-season schooling rices War III. Rut it would not neeesSanford Slate Farmer*’ Market, j Sen. E .te. Kefauver. the Demoheart to say "n u ")—a* we had ty Zoning Commission Admissions have paved the way for the open­ sarily have to go to war. official% irrrigr planted In Ihe f in [crallc V ki M fM tB llil CindMlIli not been present at the services. Elgar Brooks (Sanford) Commissioner* took into consh ing of the regular campaign Nov. Prince McKinney (Sanford) Wr found he wa* not on hand to (!m llon tha, lhe Slatt. Road Board ford, llvo lu and Slavla section*. waa to yjj. jnto Miami for a hand13 at the Sanford Orlando Kennel According tr. Sandy Anderson, I .haling tour through eight corngreet us, anyway, t hnrch was Mary Frances Dunn (Sanford) gub There was the possibility it Rtheasal* already have begun not oid, Instead, we greeted him had acquired additional right of the decrease In acreage planted (Continued on Pag* ly Jlsrold Helms (Ia>ngwo»d) wa)* on Seminole Blvd In order is a reiluctlon of 72 acres or less ^ Jerry Collins, operator of the might i n t r o d u c e "volunteer’ ln preparation for_ the Iccal (with a large smile). Laura Cola (Da Bary) that the road might be Improved booming dog track, ha* przdirted force*. Just ai Red China Intro- Thanksgiving Choir Festival. Part* Births We enjoyed chatting with the up ,0 0/f tbc highway lead- than five per retd. a second straight record breaking dured "volunteers" In the Korea rehearsals were under the dlree- one* who were waiting for the Total acreage planted In 19M is Baby Boy Keeling ing into lamgwood and the San* teaioo on the strength of trem* fighting. An authorlfa'lve British ,ion J*fl‘ Bookhsrtt and Mrs. service* to be over and help them fo: l ()rlaiMi Kennel Club. i2.or,7 a* compared to 2.139 acres Baby Boy Cola t-ndoiis enthusiasm shewn through source said today the chance of Buhop on Nov. 4 with a good with the spreading of the Iable* last year. Discharges: Commissioner Junn Mrlxli said th* qualifying events. this was not being ruled out |n *<lend*nre. and unloading their ware*. Sophia Ruble (Sanford) In an nnalisD of acreage plant­ signs uver A spacious, hanltomc new: club London discussions. The performance, scheduled for .......................... .. so M l„ , „ __ __ I never dreamed much food ‘ .o n * *.n a,'l ed. •bowing both increase and deMrs. Ronald Rronka and baby bop house, built and furnished at a A new complication today was Nor. 18, will be held in the First j roujd y*. |n orM, p|a„ j->,P tables. ro,*d , 1 ""iL 1 ^.?n ' want Jcrcave planter! in certain veget(Sanford) cost of over tltt.ooo, will be the the possibility that Saudi Arabia’s Presbytertnn Church All church plarH lin(1<.T lrct, ln frmil of , hr the county In t^e obllgst I In ‘ able*, Sandy Anderson call* at"Bcause of the great demand Virginia Shaffer (Sanford) top new attraction when the San army soon will move into Jorlsn, ‘■hoir» wl11 Psrtlclpste in the event; .hureh, were yard* snd rant, in *n‘ w*y’ nor lo 1 ,‘ an, I’0' " ‘,ni1 ti fiih-n to acreage planted In IMS, 'T*** eseludve ready-to-wear we Laney Foster (Sanford) for,FOrlando track launches its or already has moved Into that which will he directed by Klby |Pnath. >et they were laden "to other obstruction* on n /litof citing that Ilonnle Johnson (Sanford) •! acre, of U-ans. ,h? r' h" l . ta " ' ' . l * 1 r , r ,a.f " " " S ways. U j Rogers, a music major at Stetson tf,r jd i !" , (••day meet. 1country neighboring Drael 717 of cabbage, S73 of paschal * * • * £ '* ? . ,“ 'd Elisabeth HIM (Sanford) C •mmlssioncr MeInch did « « I celery. »0 acre* of golden heart ' ,r’ ’ M* ^ . W h r,fM . Matinee raring, which wa* cn IntcreM# have heavy oil Interests University, and Choir Director at^ people rame from all dlree VIrena Lenler (Sanford) — o|wrat«rs of the Uiusiaitirally received after Col- m Saudi Arabia, and these would ,hf K'r*1 lions, and wc were soon able to '°*'1 approve the sign Church. celery. 120 acre* of cauliflower. Jessie Johmoa (Sanford) Ln* introduced It here during last Imperiled hy any ruch action.' ^ ur,her rehearsal* will be heldi proceed. The Rev. George C. CarlCommissioner Fret Dyson said 72 seres of boston lettuce 114 fashion shop for ladles, as they nov. a lesson will be a regular feature In the First Preshytertan Church (0n. pastor of Ihe church, called "I don't want to go along with the ( 72 arret of ho»ton lettuce. <14 opened their store In a new loca­ Admissions tion yesterday at 211 North Park throughout the entire Iftt 87 meet. 'on the Friday nighta of Nov. 9 [ upon ihe Rev. J. Mai Cook of M l.' sign until the entire pto|>o*al is acre, of kiirerg IrUiicc, 18 acres Judy M. Brown (Hanford) Av,*. ’l l --pening matinee is slated and til at 7:JO p. in. >Dora, to lead In prayer. The Rev. pn ented to Uus Board." o f romaim* and ln| acre* of ml*. Mary Booth (Lake M a n ) The store I* now located In thr for Wednesday, Nov. II, the day All Interested slngrra have becn'couk I* a former pastor of Ihe Oihcr action by the Bosr.i of rellam-uus vcgclablcs, as of Nov. Carelta Price (Sanford! newly constructed wing of the Ed­ after the *ea.vm begin*. invited lo attend. ' (Continued On Page Four) (Cawtlnood On Page Four) 1, 1939. Mrs. Klsia Jones (New Smyrna) ward* Rldg. Racing Secretary R. C. William­ Bobbie Taylor (Sanford) The | 9iJ acreage compared with Featured tn the brand new store son Is busy evaluating the qualifi­ Births thr 19VI acreage shows a reduc- are the decoration* which comcation* of some COO greyhound, Baby Boy Booth Don o f » acres of besna. |bino modern rood furnilure with Elder James Brooks, head of the i " mg KbooUng to pick a field Visiting llourv Private Room* it acre, of rabnage, 87 arrrt of g «l-1antique., for thr Inaugural which high local branch o f the Church of a m. to 9 p. m.; Semi Private den heart celery, IS acres of e*-| Mr» whelchel and Mrs. Ridge light* the opening night program. Jesus (9iri*t of Ijitter-dsy Saint* rarole and rhlrory. 9 acre* of Ice I , aid y ,!, mnrnlng that they will Rooms. 2 to 4 p. m., 7 l« 8 p. m.| 1. M. Honey. 1*58 Inaugural »»ld today that Elder LeGrand berg lettuce n.d IS acre* rd ro- annour,c„ their formal opening in Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. • Inner. I* almost a sure itartrr Richard*, member of the Quorum maine. Parents and Grandparents only; the near future. after showing impressive s c h o o l - t h e Tuelve Apostles of the Iiu reasei were noted a* follows: Obstetric*. No visiting during feed­ The Mary Either Shop is now lug form for owner F. K. Eaton. «'hurch of Jesus Christ of Utter23 arres of paschal celery, 42 showing their fall and winter ing of babies. Private Rooms, 11 J. M. Edwards, a powerful new day Saint* with headquarter* In acres of cauliflower, 17 acre, of I si> let In read) to wear, sports a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p. m. and kennel at the SOKC. will definite- S *" Utah, will address boston lettuce, and U acre* of wear, accessories snd lingerie. 7 lo 9 p. m , Semi-Private, 2 to 4 ly land one of hi* many sure In » public meeting of the lettermiscellaneous vegetable*. There p m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Esrliislve with Mary’ Esther are the Inaugural. Ed's Deacon Jones, day *• lhf Drlando ( hapel. wrr Increases amounting to 137 Nantucket Naturals, Justin Mr Mortgage anj Ed's Goldni-h Y * ( oncord Are., on Thur*acre, offset by decrease* coming Car1)-t , van r rr,|fr irk, Julie Clark I day. Nov. I, at 7:30 p. m. r . among his candidates for a The meeting will be under the to a total of 200 arres. Juniors, arwl Korell. starting berth. Tin, year, according to IhCj A( their formal opening soon, direction of Elder R. P. Douberstatement tabulating ■ e r e a g e ,hr tw1) pop ,,;,, „ or* operator* ley. Sr . President of the Central there srr 283 arret of bean* plant-, today, (hey will feature door i Florida District of the Church of c l . 652 acre, of cabbage, 39* acre, artlet frotn thpir exclusive lines Jesus Christ of L. D. S. o f paschal relery, 33 acres of gol ami ■ m e brands Elder Richards, said th* local den heart celery. 182 acres of cau­ The Sanford Herald will carry Mary K'ther’s I* tho first store leader. Is a dynamic speaker and liflower. S3 acres of c,caro!e and to open In the newly constructed the complete return* this even­ Is currently touring the Southern chicory, 39 acre* of boston lettuce, addition to the Edwrard* Building. (State* MI**ion of the Church In ing ever a public address sys­ l(V5 acres of Iceberg lettuce, 8 We are* very anxious for our A representative of Ihe Public company 'idh Mission President tem at It* offices on West First acre. If romslne, and ISO acre* o( friend* ami customer* to watch t e l t h Department In Orlando will Berkeley L Bunker. The Mission miscellaneous vegetables, at of for Ihe announcement of our for­ St. Returns, as they come In, comprises the State* of Georgia, amres* the Sanford Klwanls Club from the City Election, Ihe Nov. 1, 1918 mal PiM-ning," Mrs. Whelchel and at Its noon luncheon meeting to­ Alabama. South Carolina and Flor­ rauntyw lde balloting, statewide The statement itemize* crops Mrs. Ridge said this morning. ida. morrow. return*, from over the nation, grown In thr area* o f Sanford, Mary Esther Shop la convenient Thr touring party will visit each Dr. William* W. White, local East Side; Sanford, West Side; lo downtown perking, tho Muni­ will bo annanarad- Retnrna dentist, said today that Co. Philip of the tan districts of the "Mor­ from owl side the county will Be Wagner; Oviedo; and Slavla. cipal Parking Lot on Commercial P. Piper will apeak lo local Kiwa- mon” faith la the Southern State* Ave., and parking faclllllee are received by way of Aataodnl■Ians cn the subject "Public Mission. Members of the church, always available nearby. It la lo­ ed s’reu*. Tho Sanford BernUPi friends. Investigators, and mare Health Dentistry." cated Just across from th* Semi­ ataff nf representative* wtl than ISO traveling missionaries In Dr. White, program chairman nole County Court House with Its tally the veto received Trem Lie ---------south will ,.-----gather—In—the. .varifor tomorrow's Klwanls Club. I * .—, .. COME AND GET IT! And that they did. Shown above 1* a part of the crowd of 400 attending the Me­ a member of the Under Privileged i out key cltlet of the respective thodist Church Homecoming in Oviedo Sunday at they helped themselves lo roeg which loaded the Cleer to partly elowdy through store front directly on North Park Seminole County1* II pmlacta. Wednesday; law (Might 9219. Are. Cjgldraa* Committee. |state* to bear tho Apostle r'eak. tablet Just after the aew cnurch was dedicated, tBteif Photo) Bear Lake Road Will Be Started By February November Named '/As National DAV Membership Month » Master Plumbers' Meeting Called To Discuss Code -4 m About 400 Attend S O K C Sign Becomes Homecoming Event Controversial Issue Acreage Planted In Oviedo Sunday Reveals Small Decrease For ’56 « Another Record Breaking Season Foreseen For SOKC I j Hospital Notes Rehearsals Begin For Thanksgiving th'at°arrw'e ,u ,tr,ns'h kno',n in Choir Festival Mary-Esther Shop Opens Store In New Place On Park Ave. Latter-Day Saints Schedule Public Meeting Thursday Herald To Carry EElection Returns Toniqht Heolth Dept. Representotive To Address Club Weather h A. •1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 05, 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/4a2406b0742c1c8c082de40a321f2b92.pdf 8b0ca468f0816ef11a8d9620f428f38e PDF Text Text .1 * -V M - THE SANFORD HERALD CaiRRMct wortrin* at Aw daM y.’ m Tug* 8. Thun*., Nov. 1, 1950 It It a family affair. Mrs. Cam* ! v*- ikFsr.r-iivz jt Hospital Notes Commission (Cewtlnued From » r,W Low Pressure Area S = L S * S i £ D ep u ty the central Bahama Islands. i T o V l S i P E lk s Moving Through A Miami Weather Bureau bale- A group of 1J eamlidstei of the Rgalled R ulm cits* will he Central Bahamas tin at U :IJ a.m. EST raid « . (» Ort. J* From Page 1) rag e 1) mark and Owen work aide by aide Admissions: u ln In large groves. Also persons an, certainly In favor of giving with Mr. Cmmeck In almoit av«ry Margaret Johnson (Sanford) active in Real Estate may call these public servants more monphase of the dairy work. Of upoo them to photograph any are* ey> paying them salaries that will Discharge*: MIAMI cn-W lod velocities in- of 30 to 40 m.p.h. bad been report- mltiateci tonight at the Sanford . . . icott Wooteney (Sanford) ... crea»e-l to 40 miles an h ^ r ’ and course, U>«re are three other of ground they may require. Thus keep them valued employee*." «h‘P* “ “ *f° ,0 500 LmI**starting at o°r heait of the storm. The meeting, ______ regular workers helping, too, be- showing all lakes and Milling cooWerner said "1 am In full aecord . . . . Lloyd Hatch (Sanford) _ _ possibly higher lodsy as a low Oct. II Soma areas In the northeast o'clock, will L prrcaJed by cauae there are over ISO head of tours of the land, which greatly with the progressive programs Admissions: nirlLt . quadrant oi the rli»lurbince - iv "free" feed, according to off tela la of raltir, 121 of which are now In assists In development of the pro- that the Board of Sanford City By CECIL A. TUCKER, 11 Henry Marlin (Sanford) n*bv Girl Currv »>• *e»in* faleflta-os; m)(5an pf th . Elk's Lodge. Sealaele County Agricultural lactation. There are only eight pe.ty and the planning of plats. Commissioner* haa undertaken." Leola Morgaa and'baby girl Babe Roe Brooks •>• lu tin g gale force winds to Highlighting the meeting will Agra* stalls In the milking parlor and They also do before and after •■We must go further," be said, le (Ovlrdo) (From Ume to time the county these 12S cows must be worked development photos. •'for we need the Senford Titus­ Visiting Hours: Priv.'e Rooms, ,,M! bu,le,‘n ldd#A “ llj g k jS Vl*Jt - * * Rosa lee ('nice and baby girl As wa were chslting a call was ville Canal, dock* end terminals, agent will highlight In thl* column through the parlor twice a dey It a am to 99 pm .; Seml-Frlvate On the northwest side, wind, lodge of DlStftf Oepwtjr Grand m. . to p m.; some of the Seminole County an)1 milked, (Sanford) received from a Real Estate firm street paving program Room,, 2 to 4 p.m., T to 9 p.m.; reached out to the Florida eait Fsaltcd Ruler Midi* \ . McCall, farm s ami farmers which he has ______________ ____ _ #lrport^ ,0 w rT I______ r|t|ren ___ fliers Laura Roth (Lake Vsrv) All of the replacements for the requesting that phuta. he taken ^ >u Prdiatrirs, 11 am . lo I p m. Pa­ coait and small craft uaM iim visited. 1 William E. Wilson (Sanford) heni are raUcd rlghl there on the ■" approilmately » e e r e plot "'Commercial airlines, more rent* and Grandparenls only. Ob­ flag* flew from Da)ton* Beach p^ted to shift to a more northeast* If you would like to eee a mo- dairy. Carin' for the calves has *° *h»t Ik jf "*0fe resdlty f#wff( <(><j water mains, and a stetric,. No visiting during feed­ southward to Tavenurr ia tha w ird direction. Nat. 1 J Weather forecasters were W*->tern and efficient dairy, someday been Owen’e job. For the past five «*•«!** their housing develop treatment plant. Admissions: ing of babies. Private Rooms, It Florida Keys. * by Elbert Cammack's F air years they have raised an average ment plans there. Lassler 1m*1 These, The itlsfurbanre was moving at ing aclose watch on the a n a b 9 a.m. to 12 nooa, 2 to 4 p.m. and Mrs. Eileen Brooks (Sanford) my friends, are Just a glide Jersey Dairy on Highway 48, of ________________ 40 to 30 calve* a year. The on mediately prepared and left In few of the real progressive, ag­ T to 9 p.m Semi-Private Room,, about 10 mile* an hour and after cau*e of the rbance tnal u migid Aliada Wooten (Sanford) soma three miles east of Geneva, r'aw ^ u , tha, th* calves receive' 'heir aerial photography equipped gressive projects that must be another 12 to II hours was ca- develop into a tropical alorm. Lawrence Hunter (Sanford) 2 lo 4 p m. and 7 to 9 p. m. There you will see an up to date, ^ r o s tr u m or "first milk" P|,n * ,0 fu*fW ,h* rv-*ji»erat. accomplished, not in the years j pearly all mechanical dairy. In which has hern taken from the The landing s lrn at .Si i le Vrt ort ahead of us. hut now while they fa d . they can boast that their cow and froren In order not to has recently had estrnrivr Im­ are needed," eald Warner. yrodurt “ never corns* In contact w iltf any 0y jt After they have provements Including, rtesrlng, ••I believe that I am the one with air”, because the milk Is |rre |VHj the colostrum, the cslves levrling and being seeded and is drawn by vacuum directly from pUcril 0„ , t *|f .Urti-r .up- now in excellent condition. One candidate or the two asking for Shop now — while selections are the best1 B i i D I K the row 1« a Ian * v.cuum .lain- ,)ltmenU, frH until ,he, arp olf, also finds complete Airplane and this o ffice canshte o f sltlln s f-OOn.J'viAD down and working for Ihes* vast less steel holding link. enough la be plared on pasture. Engine Mechanic Service avail, projeci* tlut) (o benefit all the cltlaeni able under the constant super­ Th# cattle snter the ''milking Dairying le not new »n tha vision of C.A.A. government II- rather thin a feu," Warner con pw lor" from a large hoUingpem Cammarkl. Mr. c.m m sek grt. ow r„ lirj also gas amt eluded. H er. they base wen fed grass ,lu„ r , from ^ ,,nivm ll/ of ' M L. Nirhols, a candidate for allsg. automatically hr a self HorU, wi(h h( h htmori 7w„ h jJ« • “ *!, certified by both unlojjr. urn! a convryrt util frum lt . . . c . . . Int P rlrral (»ovf Government and the the Board of City Commissioners r of rtorW» Florida *"" and ren handle was not present for the forum. •ne of two Harvester upright sUoa. Agrirohun i n l S j f ' m ^ m em n^ State 07 Each alto hold, close lo n s ton* in ') ^ " ’m erc.l plane., Bill G smknw is the Jaycea ind la arranged in that the con. . * There being an abundance of chairman of Ihe Got-Out-Tha-Vota inscribed on space for "lle-downi" we find on (murmurs Connected with either silo. Any ta. of .,,»ir>r ^ bor*,«rF ■■ the records that planes from over the help from Mrs. Csmmack *r* lu*’.p “f |IJ“* f eU ' lo allies, both private, business in allendanre who will give you down to Owen, the,r Iwelse y .sr « • « • “ " “* h » •!«•**«■• In dairy- men and concers hove * -•! -n•id eon, can feed some 160 head *"*• • l]<* p r i s e d « " f making uae of the rarilHlea information ut regard to enroll­ ment. which ia m<w open, \l.-u win < Of cattle in less thin thirty minu* ^*rlful1”ff ,? '* ** . " *V# 1,8 available here. Free transporta­ conduct you over the airport and to* by flicking Ihe proper awltchcs .f0r. hr*' tion D provided to ellher Ihe dlapis* or answer any question* Thlg certslnl) bean the old "pitch I ^ i r t ! ! ? f"r lJ*e 0 rln ** business section of Ungwood or to fork" method of sllige feeding. 'minty Artlftclel Rrceding Asm- delighlliil Sanlamln Surlnv U> rcgardtne to their planes. Sherill rxlrnda an Invitation to all to come The rows enter the parlor and .. . , , w*fe ,oM ,h,' , ,h ,r' «wo club* _. go Into Individual stalls where The Lammack. arq.dred U^e rlymg from the Airport. The Fly- ^and' icrvisit the Sanlsndu Flying they are fed a balanced concen­ U ke Harney marsh land in l»M |ng Squadron, composed of San-* "GEM-Jf£P,, trate feed. Some of the cow* have and started improvem.nU. They rofl, businessmen and the Sand LEGAL NOTICE found tha; they can get an exlri had their own dairy operation in |>,p,r (1ub ronita,in|| ^ Navy v o rii i. o r ,m ni.n iir s in v i. p..i . .n of freJ by merely sticking Conway for four year* before •rrvicemen. 0 / «W (esst g */ 7) A 7 o OV l-NUI-OVI-.il i i i s m . i .* « \n the all-Jersey herd their snnr head nc.u through ,nnm*n the ...c bar* and moving .... era lo .u a s v i . v iis i . vt > iv i i : n r s i v in*. A oe.s new attractive building has haa SSI,.VI,HUNT* ltrb s d V s h (b s #1 ill fetuisling the fee.1 control lever their FabgUdes Jersey O slo in bc»n con.tructed on the grounds tTill h ',: 'VnvVv.* M i l l V I I S M I b a X O V IV I. umiiivsvss : o r l , a... liuwn. June of IU&. housing the office, of the San- I lie: i i t s o r s s v s o iin , n.oH ttaalHHcolly styled, whh A strong stream of water Is —----------------*— s landn Flying Service, a large patio m Nolle* Is hs r*bji slt>* lhal a b o H e r y p o * * r # d m o to r, re ­ used to clean Ihe fret and leg* DISASTER Dt'O i>* a,Id at Ik* i'uldlu llsarlna fur the convenience of the patrons m o te c a b le , le n g t h ) * U " . of the animal. The udder 1* IhoePHILADELPHIA (it-W hen two and Vililnr* anil ’ IT »t(li» uf I lie ITK Commission In ™ ' ■*iinr* ami very modern rest m* cu r Itail in in* city .n hs» •nghly cleansed and a Surge pu,,p|ei were born to Mayor and •nomB. Th It it vine of thr many PI »rl*i*t l s o* o'clock I'- M. kuthfllktic milker attached. On Mr,. Richardson Dltwnrih'a ti.y ifa* r„n„w,na rh.n a.s *m..an adrasnts IN TIME FOR test days for the Hill A recordi poodle "Z*a E,a“ then Dilwnrlhs. larimies orrered here that n ilom found at the smaller Air­ lo lb. Xobina iirdlnanri »( (b* (Dairy Herd Improvement Asso- survivor* of Ihe Andrea Doris port* throughout the country. Clir nf Sssloid M- rl.ls >*> p>* *r..|>nir s»»*il la ll|e elation) a 4 gallon gradusled Jar imp disaster named Ihe pups “An­ XMAS SPECIALS! ir lc l It-I-A l HI n *l- • K* 11.1Sanlando Flying Service is open and scales are arranged to weigh drea" and “ Dona." iyi, ItKSInl on lb* l.stl •even daya a week until , un­ •1,1* >i| Maiilartl Av>hu> taeb cow', output. Alter weigh...g li*ins.o lllb H um and down. There i* alway* someone the milk D drawn into a stainless llosalla lirlv*. Is pruiMi.*), Legal Notice In b* . liSSKS.I to It.I tHtb* •te d vacuum cooling lank where ulcS'amllrl I'istrtct. Hold H is kept until It it picked up by KUUIIHA Former Resident t.mixrtr i.sina Dior* i>sti.u ls rl, dssrrllisd a. tank truck for delivery In the nro- IV Tin: I INI I IT I ill MT IIS- TIM! v iv n i J i n n i si, m h it it o r tail* I. 1. S *l»t I of llioik ccs,,in.- plant. According and tails I thro * of , lu L the i . reI'»* i» sv iis'itn .n iiM iii: Dies In NewSmyrno cord, Cam mark •* dairy bent has n i i v t , iv < n s \< i:n s . lllot-k 7. Hat, I.a lila: allil Mr*. Ls-norr I-cila Hayes, do. a Isita I. I and 1 of tllocb bern among Ihe top five herd* fn *l)),Tr. ^ >*t l t i T 'r , l l ’t! c n v r m s s residrnl of New Smyrna Reich IS. Han U e u Haroad Htitffldency ami prsalurtion In Ihe tis:oii,n: r. iiv n in v lion. for Ihe past nine monlln <iud Ibl Th* nrnt-*rt* *i.n*d in ■tale DlllA program. Ia *1 )eaf VB li aimin.yrvtcnla). A native of Denver. In,m , i it-s (Httialt-S'anilthe producliun average nf the herd J a m : i : u .v n n .u . x • I. III. localTil on f.'rerea* l’o (, she was a former resident of Vv*au* hfiHtiti Slii and Iniisilshi* was over too tMiunJs uf butter RADAR ROBOT Sanford and while here her hu* vnTirs: to iii :|-»:vii Ttb HIlsH* I* tUMHOnl In fat and K.o.Vj? |munil. uf 3 per to J . v s I- l l . i h i s i nrul 0* chanasd lo C*l iCwtobnd was service manager al a tlirinliU ■ll.tatl I Dlstrli I SI ATIIKVV H, ills m Itsor n tent milk per cm , local rar dealer*. • IM IIIS F Fmlfj eaSssae#q -all |,ro|iarlr halng Htot* ••r j a m s : r. u .s t .* Cammark (iguns (hat In* pas­ KU i«, NATHAN It HUSti'Ml. iiatlti tilarlr d*srrtt>*d a. She 1, survive,: b> her husbnd, urnUt amtt UgSa t f la-la I thru S of Itlocb S. •A4 __ ___ mimioi.mi. ture amiadage facilities fill aTl*r V and (silt 7 thru HU iinhnown ifioiH, If llv Harry •. Ilaye. and a daughter, HIRK'S TNI BIOOIST DOLL VAIUI IVIRI bout M per cent of the total fred It of IMm*. S. T ie r 0 ln>. ind If «ls nil th* i.itli iifiss n I .Mrs. Edith Corbel of Thorofare. ot I: II Tiaffoed s MatOparote, on I flashlight it#Vl***f, leKAtrr. gt«n I N. J. need* of each cow. In fact, the uso of Hanfordlr#» r*tin tier* Wntir* rr»* boffary. Two-lone enamel of sllagr alnnr rut down his feed •lh»ir* f ri«Af* • a Ilf *.r (iflitraj Funeral sen Ices Mill In- at the All lo llii. In In ld itl amt -III ill lias* aa lunll) lo finish. Height, 9 »t". UllMlfllf Ulnjs F th* jhhtr Colonial Funeral i*hnpcl. New eo*t from M (*) |>er cwt milk to *.aHint I»• ft sill,*id #, Mint nil li* III nd at said Si*.. r 11-sc 11.4# per cwt milk There nre 11, ofdrr ••( th* cu> Cntmtvl.tlon I'-iMls- fiMlItltf nr «Ijjtiilrigp fi, Sm) mi;- tnlurda) at 2 p m with i.A«r .siijr rlMht, Mil* or »n* ! Hie IIm Weaver K. Eubank of. of lh* fill >( Hanford. STmi-t*. tome 160 arret nf Paagola grass *i w jJ fk L “'* • * ( III «tlTl| III t ill. JVII. i l l * >1 IKl.ll.H, IMS which an grated and from which II N HAVi:i( Delating Interment wilt be In Thr H IV 11 **f I I I * NVV Four lovobte He-liVa doll,, each 77" high, with roofed half and A. I 'M) CIm h ot IIn KAil .i|w«, l>«* Ii.tt IHE B<t lilt silage i* cut. This year he figures i'll) nf H a n fo rd . S'loiida NW 4«fFi*r of Iht HU *# »*f Orlando vinyl (ace. They cry, they move their eye,-they'll wet *ha heart that the) hatveilcd close In 1.2(g) flit NU , fun Nufili 11* •f any make-beliero esather. Terrific valuai tons of adage from this area. I Bill* 1lit III m l it! i ((j | *fsit Uttrii* H<stills l#f tiM t. Legal Notice While I have brer, mentioning ILr n« * U mat I (it tflrtjs |n Elbert's name mn.||y, | wouldn't I»Ib*• u f l All In PHOtM'rrT ON M i T i r i : i» p i m v i x i ; ^ h h i i h h i i k x t h \« i a i n h t H9. tlssis II, T H. II J* want to imply that 1* is the only Itl.NNHTlsV ASIA iinmit .i h i :m k . Ill \ itisi. v htukkt asm f* nil of aiiiit |ir»sf**rtf Iritis ti \ v r \ i r % I,T A All DN'TD! H I'III.N t lH K I ^ H t l h A Visit O ur Electric Appliance Department *n«t 1*9Itvar In jNttt Ins-l*. iSmit* fiivviin i»i'H4*»tii*rM*v p «nvT4 <ik At|4 *1 NT if M M M I I li lt 1.1 II M l l l l l I h l l l A Vmi ar* hrfti.* fist if ir.| thiit ton 1 »i a\irttM* OJoriHi. jr * « fi i : i ? ai least (-S M MIL Bf9 r»*iulrr«| |o f|)i ksitir wrlM*ti J It AMnilnl* Jnrrt«n llafA AA Mill *»( i fUffflW* ntlll th9 I*19, |l of |h# n». •!*•*• • t•! t. a n«#h*i Htifii !* I o# I ! ' •• i . m « : i > M IW rtih f'linrt Ptf mil I.9I0W *fnf fn It AA MU trfit 14 12:15 **r%t m .■*,if iifi. ts riBlnilff ■ *1- H, NI t|»hl*ub#rr 25-KEY CONSOLE |A BRONCO-BUSTER "**» IV nlt I" Htiaiin ||4<f HIM TODAY ONLY loti t i ­11 IS-li- 1A Mlh A 3& HVIiiF»n H*Mil ls *tr*nirt Atpfitit. 1111*tads 1t 1ft fVV I I « • 4 « « l |I*H A *»»-.»»S»us > « '||*.Is * 1 * ft Iftsl ■ U S * llPIor 1*1(1 lust Inis I Ita it t|i* 3f,| ,| -| t <'Iftfft rh»*|i *1 H itil* I | A .ftO PIANO WITH BENCH lllh h Isill 1-3 *»f Is*1 *ruhi r, a 11 I ISA RUBBER PONY II - <*it Ifttf l Ia nu M lift r f *»» 'T ^ b H u h t k r Thr nMltit* t*f thl* •nlit I# ti« tj 111*1 rr as M |ftft l|«.A4 A tut. iftif II |1#t«|O V | Iff1* title Thr tiafni df tlif )lll) H I,hirh#ft •» SA* A ft It® IcAt 1*3 S' t 1111. c l*»»tirl In n hlrh lh« •till »** In*it tlufu A Mari# Vfi*i w No tru bW boo i :«4»4» Ifft faftlt i « isis* r llltrfl Hid t» i»t nstlisR I*, th# tirrult v 11 A l‘m Hi #» %<nim i;»> bn h i 11*H M-U 1: nth I! 3«A iVmrl tuf th* Mnth JutlirlAl t*ii - V it «•* U T I'hM M fs* isit i m u . i: i t The PtlH 61f lies Hint 9 41f Vi«*rll|A, Ifs dlftll H II Vmifli lar.t 3 It* 13 I f I MIW H Mt 4*1 ft« fm H«min<*l# IVsttnlt' $995 $2495 % Mill V lll> Ml «|.T I HIIN r«: APNIAlaA \\ % l HI lift WITMiHit its* liHi'l *1 j | a• ‘h u h » A H ■ If# 1fin I IP Aft 1 111k l*r»l % B urnin g Hills t#1nh i«f thr t'lrmlt A*t*nit of |hf •l"» «ft# I I P AP II Jnhf* Itlli A »*«« A Ninth Judlrlal t*lr«ult rf ill# Htnt* i j> |. H9|l»* |M IIU A 1 IP Pft I aft! T «»f PIchI'U. lu •M fisf NfittlRoh ’ W*nnf*COCO* fftft ||P ft# l’*nr* n th A 1-ft»r • O u n iy . ihU »h# titi riftD «.f OcfcihtF, IPaul (ithFr f* Hurl lr nm n 1 1AA 1IP PP I-At A. 1* i>‘« A iturdily bulb replica, mod* of fIVfl T ru r A A m U ff Ml k lift Oft n tft.f l - l n 1* IIMIIMhiS Boovtilully-colored, natural tote* Iron A «n«l i U r lllk 11ft M l« l Pft Iftlt A select hardwood with aspentivO vMffK f*lrr«ill •nuft STARTS KlMnllllOW’ l «l Hmhh •ft IIU K pony, with tteel-reinlorced body. « l i # PA t Alt lu Arl« J fsilliil<|iiitl looking finish Ho, a rang* ot r lt d f J l*a« trrii# t W 1 IIU •1 • f 1ft Ift.f Four heavy springs provide buck­ i * 9 1•** • t* i# » k Dill III.K FKATI RK I Afairtln l*a* w A Iftt IIU •1 K >1 *P two octares, including sharp, fHKAl.l Urn# JnFfi ft| fft ing action. Heavy iteel frame in teftf J MU 1 •1 IVriU I* Hmaun and flats. Chromolkolly tuned. 1.flirt* l*rtrr*|1 •1 M MU 1-smt 1 ftf I * chrome finish. Overall dimenAlllirtiPV fur lift Ini Iff Thr* P T*> 1 « * F ft M U . r. , ; : i p« Come* with matching bench. II I- *| fin util t It • mf * Avan mm •’ll At1 I I A O r nr 9 J |*f|f IIU |«l PP c U l s s wont. 31H" a JBH" 1 fit llhfli' Plot Ilfs l"hi* In | f Mlh Ifttf 1 n m M l -• T r ir i r A V il k r r 1AA IIU I VI Ift.l t in n* t‘l< r i T l H l ft N A A IP I-(Ittitr I* Hurls If IIU t AA Iwftst 1 it t !•> *« M f T l r r * IK II K M M M Y U l v r . N Ihftl N»*|lr# 1 * h#rtt>r fl»-ft 1 * 4 ill r>Ff*t»A I In lh* ftL *»i * r|#«*. « # i r r f F f B t r - 1 In L tfs ln t * * nt P f »m V JtiT** f1 1 L’ l>‘*1 Hill lit n imMI. lit#Fit1 1£ on aV nVtuihrr li. P ftrk I Is r ft* tlflntt* f.ntti# M ** "• **'4 I’rmiminll* II*ii«f AlUmoni* f*i.ri#va A II a n d that ttr ih ltfu t IV€ .** * Plor 14 a . «•• h99f *n* r*sfrplftUlF Ihftt tmi ««l«h t-> f|U n th t»,w t» M f U t t r »b M 94* fit f w ith lh# iT # r k of ih« V h t ult v*mirt, H f i u U l*Mt|hr1| Hllh FFf#fFrit * In aftfsl Bo*Fo*rt1Fh(* .Afts-r Oftlff IlFFirlftH. tftlfl nn I f I ’f n i i m , Plo riitu , in ftrentd- a**• *• ,n9nf rs-tt ft 111 *# ftn*t|F nri|*rMk#f1 End cr»»,firn #4 hy r .urcll BEIT «ftf» w ith lh # p rs ik U lu n o f th9 P ic . lIPNItV If AVHP V TOAAV i’l.PMK HKHAffl A g ricu ltu re iT N ew s ,vl“ \mm sale w. As lift!t as 1.00 down holds most Ittms In this ad for Christmas giving ?■ s a f is ; g sr-s.t'a 13 W INNS WALKER DOLLS OPEN r. SI' f Gifts !||h*ii» S m rn# H tfttiif# t •> flit H u n M l Fft ris.ftslft Hlfttutft* M Al II o1*1-11 . Hr It Al IU U . l t Jr. RICHARD WIDMARK DONNA REED ■ ■ T eu h d er O m Jte izo sA hATURAMA . TRUCOLOR a Mrottw nenw Feature — 6:34 Co-Fr slu r* .TBOHNIOOLOn f e lt. 3 i« . I tf l . I :lf •T ONE MINUTE TO Z E R O Faatsr* — f i l l *CIIILDRBN UNDER 1* r#at. l i l t . 4 :0 • «:w Fla* Color Carts I - Hl.tk Arrow No. t — ADMITTED FKFK" CARTOON W here else but in a PHILLIP'S home can you get an all S3 98 tunionlfioshlight baiteries. All metol, with enamel finish. little Totsl Krfri«ffr#<or, ru n g f. L*£3fe UsTt? •) * AAtOtUU w * « : ftftft« A i* ft .T e r r ,: a a ^ - ia ^ -j? .! - :- .- ! »at«l ^UsevuaCfwvhCorner W. Crystal Drive & Lake Mary Blvd. Phone 1501 G.E. HOLL-AROUHD SWIVEL-TOP CLEANER * •*Cv It* SOW I..W.* 14*., * 4 tint, •*e w*i*a t*•*«». a-t-ru* fcwe iwk •H# W* roa S*a—IS ***■*>*• Has **a C*t**ki« •** >«(*), *-*> lav’s ■WH*I-C*-*S*< u , «*) h«T IMS G*fI —*•-)•*—• SW* <HSSh « , ha* Hlspoonll, nutomnllc dl*«hwnnher. (in deluic 2 bath H o r n # * ) hot sutler healer, •utomntlc wAwhinf machinrw, kitchen ventilator. Push bor opens drawer, rings bell, registers ■sST? , amount #*•>#* <e* 6 se I v*er-«te )*w|>>)» lew et M es*C W e Im m W M l*«ti> ■row a*we. C w i i i * Bar> t c $298 E atra-h eo v y laathar body belt, with full. siae tools. Dotl-sUa. Pink with Ivory trim. Removobla - troy. 30" high. Cet*ak(e-k»ilt ter fteeCyeer. K I T C H E N Includes; *2 ,s 20" HI-WAY PATROL BICYCLE G EN ERA L© ELECTRIC W_ .-a.-'-. g o o d ! l-'n i lw * —I • t* a*** » ,d u , «.*-y* ***** H* >•«* m TVW*rtM*,t tu rn - $4395 /y ia r amomm MTUI VAUft s e r v ic e www* wpro ■ $4995 s t o r e IIS South Park Av*» Phono 222-223 MNCWMMRNHMftMftMm*aai*U4ew nHfewefiiR iiH i yi -ns. -w r** * k — -M- the CASHIER Hr*'* IftA-s RTAKTH TONIGHT Ml All IK 9:3ft -ft? tor wMtM--?* 1 i �- E h t §>anfavb It m t f t i t ! INDEPENDENT i v n r o p v n p v r nDAILY t n v NEWSPAPER v t> m iD i t i n n AN ITME XI.V11 SANFORD, FLORIDA E aU b lU h ed 1808 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 18ofi .......... ~ ” If Y our H erald la N ot D elivered By 6 P. M. C all 1821 He lo re 7 P. M. F o r D elivery * Araoclated P r e « Leaded W ire NO. 127 Next Tuesday's City Election Important Temporary Injunction TSouthside VotGfS Will NdlH6 3 To Fill Denied By Circuit Judge lTt‘Exhibit City Commission Vacancies A restraining order preventing a referendum to determine whether or not a hame»* horse track opera­ tes at Seminole Raceway Park be allowed waa denied the SanfordOrlando Kennel (,1ub yesterday at a hearing before Judge V asur Carlton in Circuit oCurt. Judge Carlton, follow ing the s' long hearing which started 10: SO and ended shortly before 1:30. summarised his decision when he announred that the "tern per ary injunction it drnied." He said “ It seem* to me that Ihe Issue* are simple In this case. A temporary injunction should lie issued only when shown Ihrre la irreparable Injury. I don't he lleve there has been shown that irreparable injury would result if ItiH wlwntloM is it allowed. a llc ll . -j I II ltvi<rsi(nr« the election therefore deny the temporary Injunction." Attorney a for Jerry Collins, op­ erator of the Sanford Orlando Ken nel Club immediately announred that a hearing will be requested at • a.p i . Monday morning in Tallahassee before the State Su­ preme Court petitioning a con­ stitutional writ of injunction. Representing the Sanfurd-Orlan do" K M o ^ 'ctu b was the firm of The Colonial Art Exhibit, with One of the most Important local more than 100 large reproduc­ elections in the history of Sanford tion* of standard art master­ will be held Tuesday paralleling pieces of the world's grrateat Ihe general election. paintings, will be on display at To be decided hy the voters of Southside School all nest wrek Sanford ssiti he seats for three In the school auditorium. commissioners of Ihe Board of The exhibit. »a>* Mrs. Velma Sanford City Commissioner#. Mitrhel, I* open to the public. The Parris Island Marine Band, Candidates who have qualified, from the Parris Island. S. C. Ma­ However, she says, a small ad­ and whose names will appear on rine Base, arrived aboard Fan ford mission fee is being charged in the ballot, are A. L. Wilson, in Naval Air Station, talc ycslerslay, order lo defray the rspentca of IIY MARIAN JONHS UNITED NATIONS. N. V. UBI Crand ft,mhent for the unespired term; where they will be quartered dur­ the exhibit. An 1* member panel OVIKDO-Get up early Sunday Tfc emergency U.N. Assembly All of the .Southside Schod child­ Jurors, charged yesterdav by Earl Higginbotham, incumbent; ing their visit to Florida lo parti­ morning and plan on attending early today rolled for an Immed­ Merle Warner, a candidate for the the Homecoming of the Oviedo ren will view the accurate ren- Judge Vatsar Carlton, endml their seat to be vacated by Commis­ cipate in Homecoming Acliviliei iate ceaae-flre in Egypt. It alio ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A at Slft<on Unis or illy in DcLand, Methodist Church. This Is an ev- dertnga made direct from the lnveatig.itIon Into three murder urged Britain. France am* larael Urge group uf reshlsml*. both new ent Inoketl forward to rach year original paintings. So perfectly change, and one assault with in­ sioner John Knder: Paul Vales Jr., today and Saturday. to get out of Egypt and recom­ who Is opposing Merle Warner; ami old, attended a Tea la*t week by many former members, seal reproduced (hr brush stroke* of tent to rap«* charge In early motnng activities at at the Community House, given mended prompt reopening cf the and M L Nichols, who 11 oppo* terv*.f all over the slate, and lo- the original pain’.ing* are plain Ihe NAS today, the Hand was of­ Shortly before S o'clock setter S u m Canal. by the Altamonte Spring* Ctvie ins Earl Higginbotham. cat riliteni. ' , ty visible and the color values ficially welcomed aboard by day afternoon the Grand Jury re­ The Auembly voted 04 3 for a jy ,, attendance each year has h,vf been v»rrfully retained The election is lo be held In Captain Hubert W. Jackson, I'SN. Club. turned it* findings with one no reiolutlon introduced by Secretary grown by leaps and bound*. This _ Picture* In the exhibit, -ay* true bill, and ftntr true bills. the Sanford City Halt with booths Commanding Officer of Sanford The club house waa decorated i t. .. _ t .. 1 _ . _ i a. _ " * “ of Slate John Toiler Dulles. year It due lo be a record lirra- Miw. Mltchcl, are In the full color set up in the commissioner* room Nasal Air siation. The Hand later throughout with fall Gower* ex­ tndicted in the one day hearing The Soviet Union lined tip with k«T. It will tie the first chance ma °f <he “rikinal pmntlngj and are Officials at Ihe poll* *r«M Mrs. (played the National Anthem at cept for the dub'* adopted flower, the United State* for the rraoluny have had lo view the nrw mo.tly genuine far, irttile repro- were: F E. Roumillat nad Floyd A I burning color*, and prcsenlesl a the hibiscus which is an everst-Vi.nrvi.no church It has always durlions from the fnest craftst £ j The Russians demanded eonIslaV MeCrvr for the flr*t de Palmer, ln*peclors; Mrs, Ralph [brief precision march rfemonslra- blooming flower Item held in the old church here®f both America end Eud o n a tio n of Britain. France and gree murder of Annie Bell. McCoy \uslln Smith. James B, Gut, H turn, before departing for the which It an ever blooming flower. tofore. rope. lira el but did not preient a reiowas arre-ted and taken Into cus­ 1. Perillna Jr., N. J. Sti*nstrom, Homecoming Activities in Deland. The tea table waa covered with a making occupies approxi- tody on May It lution. , While , .you are ------. .sour I The exhibit -----, Cliff Ablea, ansi W. Hugh Duncan. The M enlisted men. and Of- lace cloth and at one end stood pians, include Ihe Sunday School mately I.Otw square ftet and will B r i t a i n and France voted Ida Mae Brown for Ihe first de­ Clerk*. fleet-‘n charge, Marine Warrant randidabrat wtih burning while ^•slon and the 1! a.m. icrvice. be hung in the auditorium at aialnit the reiotution. TAiey were gree murder of Eddie l,ee WorthThr poll* will open at T a m, The Reverend E. T. Stanifer, fur-' boulhilde Schoul with all pictures Officer B. IjRocca, are schedul­ (■peri. Plumoaua fern* entwined Joined by Auatralla. lira el and Ington. She was taken into custody and dote at 7 p m. to coincide with ed for morning and afternoon per­ Ihe candelabra* and formed a bed mer pastor of the local church labeled with ita name and Ihe New Zeeland. In Ihe center with yellow chryeaaon Aug. II. the grnrral election. formance* in Drt-and, today, a thrmumi dolling the greenery. An Thoae abstaining were Bel (turn, * « name of the artist. I,eon Williams for the second The City Election In name mem­ morning parade in Drt-and tomor­ The Colonial Art Exhibit cornea Canada, Laoi. the Netherlandi, ■ table on the porch of the club Portugal and South Africa. Lux­ Pleadings were made before """• W* know ,„u will V n lo y T to Southst u* Sclu>«>; from Oklahoma degree murder of Carrie Hell ber* to the Board Of Hanford City row, a* well a* playing fur the and vegetable* overflowing from Wilson lie was arrevte.l un Mas City, o k * . Commissioner* it separate anl We also promise you that the btetaon University Homecoming embourg waa absent. Judge Carlton by W. J. Steed, as Presiding over the punch bowl Honorable Mayor hlntielf, Lee distinct from ihe general eleeiion Game, tomorrow afternoon. They was Mr*. Ilenr7 Hansen, lira. In the week immediately fol­ II Jfilr Pierson Dixon of Britain listed by attorney Hoffman. J A Uord for Ihe fondling and n ™ , ,i VSeminole i „n'tV tRaceway i G a r >(M y 1, ^ will Those not registered at the City are also scheduled to play at "The Helen Rattman and Mrs. C, H. lowing Ihe ____ exhibit at Southside aaid the Britlih-French operation Representing |ffl be y0Uon hand well to greet _____ _ He School the children of the school assault on a female child under Halt will not be qualified to vote Gator Bowl" in Jacksonville, on Gilbert Jr., sehile toft piano muavrai not aggrenlon but a "tem ­ Park and Seminole Race and Fair of win portray "living iiriurc*” as II year* of aije. Lloyd was ar- in the local election. However, Jan, I. porary pojice actum." He de­ groundt, Inc. was Ihe firm of is » member of the board ic waa rendered by the Mlaaen alto. *t«-n m the display of famous redes! on Aug. J City Clerk II. N. Sayrr said this clared It aimed to icparate Itrael Orlando and Winter Park a'.lorBe siiK** being on* of the bed co-chairmen. _ . „ He hat told u» (nut yout that we masterpieces, The no true bill was relumed morning that everyone who haa Service Hatulv In Ihe U. S., the Tea given for neweomera of and Egyptian force*, re it ore neys, Turnbull and Sontrrfilt. Both mly not com(. Jm) |f wr rta "Thl* ii another way in which against Erie Puff of Lake Mary registrresl since 19M) will be eli­ peace in the Middle Eait and safe­ attorney* were heard. not attend the church services we are presenting art apprecia­ who wm charged with molesting a gible lo east a ballot in this Parti* Island Marine Band ia re­ community by Ihe dub. guard freedom of navigation in cognised in their primary duty Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Attorney Our own Baptist Church folks tell tion to Ihe student* of our minor. a* a Machine Gun Platoon, at the Suet Canal. fur Seminole County represented us. we. have to attend our ,own, school," 31r*. Mitchell said 11V- Foreman of yesterday's Grand election. , i, i There are approximately J,.\nn being ihe sharpest Machine Gun Witches, Spooks IXiypt natlonaliied the canal the Boanl of Seminole County Com- church. \ke are badly in need of Jury was Roy Residing. Thr Atqualified vutrra who ire eligible Platoon in the m ine Pome laJuly 2fl. Dixon said navigation miialoners. The entire Hoard assistante from some source so *' _______ _ _ _ _ _ __ sislant Foreman was William F tu vote In the city election. City land .Marine Hate. there was threatened by lirael’a headed by Chairman Brown W. we will not be left entirely out. Try Hand At Real Mlnshew. Clerk Sayrr said today ttal there Knowing the reputation these iAjriion. Miller waa present at the hearing Members of th« Grand Jure hid been approximately UT now wonderful people of the MethodL » IU D 1 0 J i O g G ~ T h e Assembly must acknowl­ Other eommistionera named In V Middleton Accepts Estate Business were: Car! Lommley, John T. jMrr* registered ‘hie year. a • ei edge," bo said, "that by our awlft the 11-page petition for the re­ l*t Church have for fellowship, r By MARIAN JONES Slirsrt Jr.. W«>odm* W. Press ,tt. ru e tn me importance of this Intervention the Israeli advance straining order In an attempt to we aisure you a warm and hearty r_C S n l O l l M IO W .’ OVIEDO - I f you are one of fho Tarl W. Slew art, Clareme E. M(^ yeur’a election, local civic leader* C a ll At Altamonte has already been halted and this halt Ihe Tuesday referendum were: welcome. Aspirant* for the purchase of thn Many |dan« are liclrig made by C .O 1 1 GG D G C 6 Kec. L. Ilurke Sltvlc, It K. Paul, are urging voters to Hint out in th.Tsl to the caiul hat been John Mdsch. B. C. Dodd. Fred ihe local member* to "pul the Ovlesla Drug Store at the ad­ Paul O Engleman, Howard J. full force lo name Ihe leadrrs of Baptist Mission averted." Dyson and Otis Forakre. vertised tale price, you may aa big pot in ihe Attic p«t" for this T,lr s «nfor‘* federated Garden Thompson, W'llbsir O. Nolan. Rl- the City for a e.unplele year term ALT\MONTE SPRINGS — Rev. He argued that Brltani ami Cleveland, in a brilliant defense occasion. club will hold a Coffee and FashW Keogh, Fred Edyvean. lo two Instances, and fur an un- Paul Middleton, Orlando, xccepteil well put your dream* In your pip# France had had to act became a of the Iburil of County Com mis Pack this! basket with your fa- Ion Show a* Ihe Mayfair Inn the chart! and im»ke Ihcm, or hut eontrnt breakdown ol U.N. m ich in rry - sioner*. took a near violent ex- w rite receipt's ami conn- on and morning of Doremlier «, from William T Wheeless. Carlos B, expired term in another instance. the cal) for Pastor at the Alta- yourself with the fart you've been Smith. 1 1 . E. Mu*e, ami Oliver \V monte Spring* Rnptiit Mission, at From the "gras* roots" of thr breause of the Soviet vein threat coptinn to rharges hy Sanford- J|,,n us in Ihe gay festivities fnl- II am lo t pm day dreaming. nation. Interest It created In Ihe a meeting of ihe rongrogation had brought Immediate danger Orlando Kennel Club* legal coun'I1.® worship hour. Crank Mcbane -sill be mo ter a Hall A large aim For Rale—t1.SM.00 Assistant State's Attorney Volie careful planning of the country. Wednesday night, following the nfci general conflagration through­ sel that "They Just didn't follow Mix with your old cronies. Catch tor of ihe Fash on show which caught our eya aa wa earn# ta A. Wiliam* Jr. handled Ihe In­ With city political organitatlons prayer service. out the Middle East." the law—were not paying atten­ 0t friendi *>'1 h* sponsored by the Mary vest iga lion. work. Whit a bargain, w« pmperty planned and plasi-d in of­ Rev. Middleton ram r tn Orlan­ thought 1 "Our purpose, ' lie declared. tion to It." is where etc kn,m who Esther .lore. fice, the continued expansion ami do last March from l-ong Grove, •*ia peaceful, not warlike." Sired charger) l if t the ballot If \tw! '-.rJ c 1 Christmas decorations awl arFrom experience, we know R growth begin*. Iowa where he wa« Pastor of a Just can’t be done. Wa tried. Roy Dixon urged the Aaiembiy to Is not a "fair ballot " to be able to sing after ' f o m e n t , will he featured hy tackle the problem of a perman­ The County la giving th n e peo­ Ciltirn* are reminded that churth for right year*. He re- and Rosa (Roy Weiaenberger, good food, you may m rm hrr' of r,c h ent aelUement, ami tuggeated the ple a free ride when the law says mg VO tmuch there will b« two ballots to ra il relvivl hit formal rsiuralion at owner, and Rosa Noegel, mana­ n J U r * lx i n o n - , ! --------------------------convening of a negotiating confer­ they should pay for it." the Ken­ next Tuesday: unr in the general De* Molnei, Iowa and began his ger Just were not Inter*ited—tho song' 3 P m‘ lo ,lnB ,,lln> old . . . * ence of nations concerned. election and one in ihe local Ci­ ministry n 11KL1 aflrr training with Idea »urh a price for lurh a mod­ nel Club attorney chargrd. the Rerean Bible Institulr at San ern plar of hu*ln*«i. They had ty Election. However, Cleveland explained to Me. I have often 'sunilercd how Vr C O t l l ^ r Dirgu, Calif. Both Rev. and Mr*. not even aeen tho ilgn. Judge Carlton that the Boanl of t ,ry wen- able to sing 10 much Generally fair through Saturday; Mlddli-ton are member* of thr Speaker To T a lk toe tonight near M. County Commissioners of Semi­ « cr gelling their "tum m ies" We came to the conclusion that College Park Haptiil Church tn our transaction* vrouRd have to Witches, Spooks nole County, in their Interest to full' 1 am afraid, if 1 am lucky to be lh»ra, 1 Orlando They have three daugh­ be made with the spook*, witchea un Experiences prevent aay undue expense and Ihe full side. will be a little on ter*. Teenagers Enjoy to lighten the taxpayer* load, amt grrmlna, kVa fear auch a Rev. Middleton will replace Rev. transaction would not be legal? Oh, agreed to conduct the special re­ During Travels Cecil naughman of DcLand who Halloween Party well, w« had a nica Inspiration ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The ferendum In ronjuncton with the Film To Be Shown ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Tern- (.•signed recently lo return to anyway. Altamonte Spring* Civic Huh will general election, all with the full Time was again the order of the school. meet for Hi first fall merlin*, advice from the State's Attorney At Mental Health day Saturday, wh#n more than at the Community House. Mr*. J. General. . _ . Christmas Mailing "The full authority to order a Assn. Session D. Morrison pre*., will preside a Halloween party at the Com- ^ over the business meeting. Thr special referendum according to By MART FOWLER writing confidences, so I sent It In cnralrd In orange and black ami Registration Books Deod|ines T o , d program will follow immediately Ihr ita lute 1, la In the har.di of Persons who are interested in Was Hetty Crocker ever your grandma's name. I won a iVt Ih.- refreshment table wax laden with Mr*. R. F, Leedy of Winter Ihe Boanl of Cuunty Commis­ llu* loeisI problem of mental health w-ilh luscruis cakes and candies Are Opened Today Burfare Christmas mall* de*Pdkk in charge of the program. sioners." said Clcxrland as he are urge I to attend a meeting of friend? She haa been mine for bond atul a seal of Hometnakmg and «oft drinks. LONG WOOD — Ixvngyoud will lined for civilian* In Alaska, Ha­ Sirs, l-redy will talk on her Ml- polntrd to spectfc statutes for his Ihe hr mmole County kstn. f„r sesr* and yeara; lielty i r>>ekrr. Metit; that special, fir delivery J»hn Krishne depicted Elvis waii. . and . . Puerto Rico should ho pericnrea In her three trips Menial Health to he held Monday, whose picture appears on Genera ,r,' rr «h* high point of my Ihe dancers in the gisrup. Music .men ’own re,-lstr.-‘l m »’.-nk« I , ly. day anl they will remain open Patron* by very aboard in all paris of the world. author! Nov. J at I p, rn. in Ihe Epi*c->tsal . , , . . , culinary career. Then, again, I H P** Mill* prndiieta and beam* under- rnterrd a Belly Croeker Contest hers nf Ihe Aliamonte Community until Nov. W. Town Clerk C h a r l e s f«rly December, po.tm aster GenBecause of her ability and know­ At one point in the afternoon Parish House Club, the leenager* club spun so(Coallnurd an Page 10> ledge in making such lectures There will be a short business Betty Crock- and won an electric deep fat fry - wen- in attendance to chapcrun M o r r is o n announced ihe offices: *'r*' Arihtir E. Summerfield aald ahe has been very much in de­ will be iqwn * a tn. lo 12 noon each , ,-r You can imagine how devoted «rt*inn s>hich will be followed by r r f■*'''' package*. From Hal age mand ami is always not generous ree k day and will be open on , n h '* "'‘r.s.x rv he explained. I waa to Betty. a film Idled Uut of Darkness, acold, time misted era «h>» I was FSU Students in showing the many movies that each Wedne.dav evening 7 pm . bcr J" '! ° r *b|P Years pasaed and I forgot my Court Winds Up runling lo Mrs, A, Ft Ke?-, Pro- * brute experiment.ng ssllh rookthe haa made in h»r travail. to a pm . while the book, arc rtules from the port of dUpiteh, "ram ( hairman Mrs. l.ee.ls was the organlrer Begin Internship writing. But nevar Belly 0pen vfll »t pflMthf* drlayi rfn«» to This picture, said Mr. Key. was ''m ‘ 1 M l lh" 1 CUU,', Rr,,y « ro,-ker priMlucts, Thi-n wtien Ttic This Morning of the Wesleyan fla ts of the MrEveryone must tu- registered in h‘!'1 w^ ) h,‘r freq.ientlr encmr.lep. (ho tilt Church in Winter h ,|'urrk a J |A}im Hn ^ n o 7 i d l 7 u . U Sanford Herald on Sept. It rn enS b>, j*"* Telnvlaloi' and ‘ ^ ‘J " Court wound up this miming he th^ji thrs-e yrars ago and h.a* been vrriilv ,hj* t"nV 0f. !rr,r' llMlfnU have have begun begun a **', »hrmi«h V.'clh Lib- or rrjoic.M me. My flair fT rs,.Is il'ir*ei| Ihe sale of Hetty Crocker fore Jud^e Hmi-rhnMcr Five the town lo vote in the December rrsity ,students Mr, Summerfield urged po«ta| the teacher of this d m f«r ail sesrn week internship in Florida oratories of Philailelplua. II ha* in* tasty rrcipet n< »>,umd na rake package* at sold in the cases of DWJ were tried by the rl*'r*,"n of town o.’firials patron* tn send holi lav surface he.rn widely sought as an aulhnn lure lo me »nd inierwosrn in my i t ' d *lew*tl*a) sinret by Ihe jury with one found not guilty of Ihe U yean. — --------------------psihtie schoolv. malt* for Alaska and Hawaii ae.. . mm..!. Hospital .uauiary, Unties*--* for Ihe Wednesday Semlnola auxiliary. .It and four ronx'icled, . . , — , Then- will be given classes tn talise documentary in which the . .. r ronllng to the following schedule*: meeting are the Mr*. B D. Mc­ learh under Ihe supervision of ex­ medical narrator I* the celebrated e r * b 1 " wrl f Prim*r ran* a bell. So | tenl Hetty Crock Two other jury trial* were: N O V y S O p C r O t l O l l resident* of the Eastern and Cen­ ily about food. I told -r aboul rT , copy nf The Herald with a and parking on the highway also Intosh Jr.. Mrs. Webber B. Haines perienced teacher* and will return Dr, William c 't,-nnin-.-r 7 r tral lime rnnea, no* l»*er than and Mrs. Donald Harris. grandma's bossing mr t u n after phstgo of Mr*. Grvgury Kcs-rnirh not guilty. to campus after the Christmas . . . . ~ ~ Deepfreeze Lands Dec, I. 19VI; Mountain time aone, 1 was married: f uepi a bit about , ml Mr| nobery Fcyl of De Of the resev set for trial, seven holidays. Motl of the are tennnt later than Dee 1. IRVI: Paci­ loneliness In the l>lg cit; of -New < |;ary smiling (V a prospective Sangullly to rhirgr* covering mi* ior* In the School cf Education. At South Pole fic time rone, not later tban Dee. York a ml sometime* boa ird abotii cu, t„mcri ,\jr* A. W. Skipper eetlaneou* charge*. Amendments To Be Among the Intcrnv are Autumn important Meet AUCKLAND. New Z.-al*nd (J*— 4 19VI Malt for P.ierto nieha ■ny new friend my husband and 1 „f i|„ny Ave.. In front of 'counters Three ease* were nnl pro tied Yvonne Shannon, of Sanford, who An important met ling of Ihe made, »bo compliment.d us <>n' s|arkrd with luseloua frosting* amt thrown out hy oCunly I’rese- Seven members of Operation sliniild he sent hr De- 3. I9VI. Explained Monday is interning in business rducalion Seminole These, of course, are deadlne County Ministerial As- rangt-na-nls Hetty al sa1* answer- , lt(j i-akc advertisemenl* mior Karlyln nllusholder while Deepfreeze stepped from a II. S. a I Lively Technical School in TalNavy Dakota on to Ihe Ice of the sche luica, Mr. Summerfield point___ , , ed, with a complete umicrslanding Thi* morning came a Irller from they did nut appear. socialimt will be held Wpdnrsday, At Rotary Meeting Iahaa see. and Martha Shannon, Nov, T ----Sotilh Pole Wednesday night. ed oul. Postal patron* are being ID 30 a. m . at the County nf problem*. Fur irar* *Hc |[)e prrvent Betty l rocker, a long,! - — In an attempt to clarify the also of Sanfnrd. IntsTnlng In School kdmini«trati«n Bldg. Rev wa* iny cloaet confidante. First man out wa* Rear Adm. advised that even earlier mal'lnga Genuine, friendly missive *aylng English at 1-eon High School, also amendment* w-hich will he voted George F. Dufek of Washington, will be an aid to the postal ser­ "Betty Crocker” ol General that The Herald *tory had been Milton If Wyatt will preside. Pa*, an next Tuesday, Seminole County’s In Tallahassee. D C , and Rockf .nl, 111 , the ex­ vice, at well a t provide an addllora serving churches In the coun­ Mills has probably had mure than turh an interesting way for them Legislative Delegation will appear Nov. I pedition leader. The other* vs-err: t Iona I measure of insurance of nine live*, for »he ha> been Ihe at General Mill* !<■ start Ih-ur ty are Invited. before Ihe Sanford Rotary Hub Shuffleboard Club A d m is s io n * : Capt. D'Kigla* L. L, Conllnrr, deliver)’ by Oiriitma*. friend nf bride* amt *hy people (or day” and that The Herald had at Its regular weekly meeting Mon . , _ Lonnie Robert* (Sanford) Navy Air Deselopmrnt Squadron, geerralion*. Her understanding been parsed lo every mrmoer of day noon, at the Yacht Club, and T ft C o n v e n e NOV. 7 "DON’T CHANGE HORNER’’ hi* built the Betty Crocker line their department; that they had *; Capt 1 Hawke*. Jersey City, Bom.te Johnson (Sanford Roia I-re D<***ow cover point by point, the ram lfica-1 * N. J,; 1J. ^Comilr. Conrad Shinn, Democratic answer to of General Food* to an enviable enjoyed talking about the city of IjONGWOOD—Lnngwood Tourist theThis tioru of each Hem. I Alta monte Springs) Republican "Time for a high in floor milling rir le*. Oth*r Sanford and fast growing De­ Spray, N. C.; Lt. J. ft. Swsdenrr, Church Is Holding an t Shuffleboard Club will meet f4P>e Ssfialor Dougin Slenstrum, change" slogan during the food group* have followed thi- Hary. wtih an appreciation of Clifford Ingram (Sanford) Elkhart, Ini ; Aviation Mechanic accompanied by Representative in Sunny ihade Park. Nov. T, for 1914 lampBign, wa. borrowed Hub Roberts 'Sanford) 2 c John Strider. Kearneysvllle, Revival Services lead but none haa aacelird Ihe pull our homemaker* in etch town klick N. Cleveland Jr. tod oGr- Ha first meeting of the coming from a speech of President Revival services are now tn p ro Visiting Hours: Private Rooma. W. Va.( and Radiuman William Betty Crocker” haa had with ut using their product*. She enclosed Lincoln during the Civil War wives. We w,-uJd gate In horror at tome variation* of tha caka and 11 a.m. to • pm .; Semi-Private Gumbie Jr., MUlon, Fla. don Frederick, trill address the yaar. great at th« Church of God, tn which he aaid, "It la not President Ira Wllaon announced club and. at a public service, their any of our frienda wbo iugge*tcd cookie package* which her depart­ Rooms, 2 to 4 pm . T to • p.m.; The Dakota made an uneventful French Ave. at 22nd St. talk* will be broadcast over WTRR that a meeting will be held and beat to awap horses while buying another flour product. We ment haa Ju*t evolved. They look Pediatric*. II a.m. lu • p m. Par­ jet assisted takeoff after a stay The service*, under the direction eros-iog the river." at 11:30 a c n ’- r l dish d at appruximilalr t t : t t p m. awfully good. But of course we ent* and Grandparent* only; Ob of the Rev. and Ur*. W. U. UahWant Ada swap hone* for were her loyal follower*. 1 re­ are pretty well cold on her Dale atrlriet, no vitlting during fretting of 43 minutes. The party, flr*t to affey, are held each evening at It la hoped that their eiplana would be aervrd. He urged all member entering a Gold Medal •et foot at the Pole alnce Capt. you, tell farm equipment, do member* to attend and anyone Hon* of the amendments will g|p« I was presuming on our letter liar far it ian't too rich for us of babie*. Private Rome*, U a m. R. F. Scott of the British Navy 7:13 p.m. almost anything. the public a better understanding drilling lo Join. contest for homemakers when I dieter* and atill glamorous enough to 11 noon, 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to waa there in January 1912, left The public la Invited to come Call 1*21 lo change idle Rem* At the conclusion of the meeting af that which they ar* asked to was loo shy to send my own for parly fare. W« *1111 count Betty 9 p.m , Semi Prtvat* Rooms, 1 to radar refleclor* and other navi­ and "enjoy the singing and mlnla* consider at the potta. there will be shuffleboard played. In'o cash. name, for (ear 1 she” would think high among our lasting friendship*. ( p m . and 7 to • pm . gational aida for future landing!. try of thcaa fina evangelist*.1* I?. N. Assembly Calls For Immediate Cease-Fire In Egypt Big Crowd Expected At Oviedo Church Homecoming Nov. 4 Parris Island Marine Band Arrives Today 4 True Bills Are Returned At Grand Jury Investigation Big Crowd Attends Civic Club Tea Additional Local News On Page 10 Betty Crocker Thanks Local Homemakers «a Ministers Col I Hospital Notes �• - BWBMW \?i- -i ' THE SANFORD HERALD *« l - All Church Notice* mu*t be presented at The Herald office by 10 a. m. on th e day before publication. 4 ■ k* k I - nr — p 1- i 4 *-i a SSL M*>-— QhiVudfL yioik&A, Christian Day School — Monday Sunday through Friday 9:0u a.m. — (All Sunday School 9:43 a.m. elementary grades and kinderWorship 10:40 a.m. Louts L. l>*y. P a» t« gsrten.) Evening 7:43 p.m. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Y'outh Fellowship 0:30 p.m. CHUIICU OF JKSU8 CHRIST Morning Worship 11:00 a m. Wednesday OF I.ATTEK DAI SAINTS Training Union 6:15 p m. Chapel Choir Rehearsal 7 p.m A. G. I’ltta Branch I'/tsideal Bible Study and Prayer 6 p m. Evening services 7:50 p.m. City Halt Wednesday F rajer Service 7:10 Sunday School 10 a.m. Thursday Cherub Choir Rehrarsal 6:30 Sacrament Meeting 8 p.m. pm . Carol Choir Rehear**! 7:00 p.m. The Ladle*' Missionary Society H11XCRF.3T BAPTIST CHURCH I I.Hlift SI'IIINCS BAPTIST meet* fur Lumh and prayer CHAPEL G u av a on the 2nJ Tueaday of each Elder Spring* Sunday morning services: Month at 12:00 noon; and for Sponsored by First Baptist Churrh 10 a.m, Sunday School. busim-t* and prayer on the 4th Fla. Sanford, Tuet.Uy of each mon'h at 2. so 11 a.m. Morning Worship Sunday School 10:00 a.m. p.m. Sunday evening lervlcei: W. O Slansell, Superintendent "A friendly church for Ihe whole 11:00 a.m. family." 6:15 p. m. Training Union Preaching Preacher Dr. H. IL Martin. 7:30 p.m. Evening Wonhlp Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST FIBST BAPTIST CHURCH Second St. A F.lm Ave. meeting GENEVA Pastor M’\ n \ Y rCWrr J r ‘ Evangelist ASSE3IBI.Y OF COD C llU liai IV. A. Ellenwood. Sunday School 10 a.m. 12th SI. and Laurel Ate. Bible Study lo . . m. 11 a.m. Morning Worship Rev. George 1 Rest 11 a. rn. 7 p.m. * or,h|P B.T.U. Sunday School 0:45a.m. I p.m. Young PeopI* * class 6.30 p. m. Evening Worship Evening Worship Homing Worth!p 11 • mWEDNESDAY Youth Service 6:45P-ra-PAOI.A CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible Study Evangellrtle "ally 7:45 p.m. Lord's Day: Bible Study at 10 a.m. THURSDAY Prayer and Dibit Study W'ednet Wonhlp Service 10 , m 11:00 a m. Ladies Cl*.. day at 7:45 p.m. Preaching Service 7:00 p.m. Men's Training class g p. "Remember a glad band Invites Everyone Welcome »ou to worahlp with us." HANFOIII) HKVK.NT1I-DAY CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Waller A. Roulh Jr., Patlor Seventh HI. and Elm Ave. POSTER CUAPEI. Sunday School 10 a.in. *“ *«■ A. C. McClure i ETUODIST CHURCH Morning Worship Service 11 a m Sabbath School Saturday Oviedo 9:30 a m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Ret. George II. Carll'xi. Minister Worship Service t | R.ln. Laurel Ave. at 411. SI 0:45 e.tn. Sunday Seliuol Prayer Meeting We.lne.dny Sunday School 9:45 a.in. 11:00 a.m Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Wonhlp Service F. M. Y. 7: DO p. m. Evening Evangelistic 7:45 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WEST SIDE BAPTIST Wednesday night prayer and 51* Park Ave. Center of W*»t Plflh end Holly praise service 1:30 p.m. Sanford, Florida "WELCOMES YOU" Sermon by the pastor. CA Southern Haptiit Church) A Friendly, Missionary, Open Evening Worship Servlco 7:30 W. I*. Brooks, Jr. Pastor lllble Church for T H E p.m. Sermon by Ihe pastor. F. B. Fisher Associate Pastor PEOPLE Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:10 K ilty Roger* Director of 3tuiie WRIIim L. Slepheaa Pettor p.m. Mrs. Marvin Mllanv Organist B. D. Crelglow Aeteciale l’a*Ior Murning Worship 8;4S am Sunday School 10a.m. THE SALVATION ARMY 214 Eaat Second Slretl Sunday School p:|J B.,„. Goipel of John Chapter0 Meetings Training Union et:IS p.m Preaching Service 11*.ra. Sunday Evening Worship 7:30 p m Bible Study 7 p-m, Sunday School 10:01 a.m. W'ednot>lay Service 7:30 p.m. Bible Oelechltm Holiness Meeting U;Q0 a.m. (Nursery for all services) Preaching Service 7:45 p.m, UpcnAir (Street Sleeting) 6:30 (Earphones for hard of hearing) Prayer Service Friday 7:30 p.m, p.m. WELCOME "New Hnrnpihlm Confection of V.P.L. 7:00 p.m. Faith" .salvation Meetlr i.M p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CIIURUI THERE IS A REASON COME Tuesday 31* Park Ave. \ND SEE Curp Codeia 3:M p.m. Sanford. Florida Band Practice 4:oo p.m. hem Baptist Church) SOUTH HIDE BAPTIST Ladle* Duma League 7:30 p.m. W.(Ap.Soul Brooks Jr. Tailor Thureday CHURCH F. B. Fisher Associate Pastor Prayer Meeting 7:50 p.m. Klrhy Rogers Dlreclor of Music Eaat 37th Hi. At Park Ave Saturday The end of your ecarch Mrs. Marvn Milam Organist Upcn-Air (Street Meeting) 6:80 Morning Worship For ■ friendly Chunk. 8:43 a. m. p.m. Gerald U. PrUe Paeter Sunday School '9:45 a. nt. Milton fflgglnbofliam H.S. Super* Morning Worship (Broadcast UPBALA COMMUNITY Intrmlent |t ■, ni. PIIEHIIYTEKIAN CHUIICU WTRR Sunday llihlo Reboot 10 a.m Her. C. C. While «.I5 p. m. Minister Training Union Preaching 11 ■■nt Mr*. Clover .Harrs 7 30 p. m PisnUt Evening Worship Bible Study 7 p.m Mr*. P allida Summerlin Asst Wednesday Sender 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Preaching 7:45 p.m (Nursery for all services) I 'l a m a l Prayer Meeting (Wed.) 7:45 p.m. Grurgu Peloid, A**l. Supt. ef (Earphones for hard of hearing) Missionary ITemillenlal WELCOME C h u rc h School You Are Welcome Church School 10 e.m. THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH Worship i l e.m. HOLY CROSS CHURCH ON THE HILL (Episcopal) Weilmlmter Fellowship 7 p. m. *Congregational) 7 p-m. Tomer r* rk Ave, and 24th St. The Rev. Edward 1- Aldwortk Willing Workers Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. J. Bernard Hunt, Minister Prlest-in-charg* "Everybody Invite.) to attend Fred Ensmlnger,Associate Holy Eurharltl B:00 a.m Family Service and Church School our aervlces." Sunday School 9:43 a. nt. 9:15 11 a. m. FIRST METHODIST CIIURCII Morning Worship Sermnn: "What Prayer Can Du." I'aator Milton II. Wvall CENTRAL BAPTIST CI1URCTI "God hies* the church on Ihe Educational Director Rachel Ilea* hrv. J. W. I'atham. fa tte r avenue aley Cor. Fourteenth SU Oak Ave. That heart Ihe city’s cry. 3:45 u.m. Church School Sunday School 9:45 a.m. The church Ihil sous the Seed Clara** for all ag*s. Morning Wonhlp Service 11:00 of the Word 11 a.m. Morning Worship a.m. Where ihe masses of man Training Union 6:15 p.m. H'a a Communion Meditation: "Is It 17" go by." Holy Sacrament family affair. 8 p. m. MYF Evening Wonhlp 7:30 p.m, LAKE MONROE BAPTIST 7:16 p.m. Organ Vespers CHURCH "Como thou with ua and we will 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship M thee good." Sermon —"The Dsy Of Small Pastor, H. G. Brown A Church With A Friendly WeiThing*" romp SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER Druadrau over W.T.R.R. Three mile* west of Sanford on Rev. L. F. Tasker, Paaior 6:30 p.m. Fellowship for young first street, then right at Monroe poo pie, Sunday School lo a m. Comer. Murning Worahlp 11 a.m Wednesday Evening Prayer Ser rr‘ "Not forsaking the assembling of vice 7:30 p, m.—"Study Evening Evangelistic S tm re 01 ourselves together, as the manner Paul's Letters" 7:45 p.m. of some is; hut exhorting one an­ Weekly Service*: LAKE MARY BAPTIST other: and lu much the more, Tuevday and Thunday 7:45 CHAPEL at ye see Ihe day approaching." p.m. Ileb. 10:23 Lake Mary. Fla. Regula Saturday Morning Pastor — Rev. W. A. Ellenwood Sunday School—10 a. m. Broidcaii over WTRR 10:55 Sunday School 9:45 a.m Morning Worship—II a. m. a.m. Morning Wonhlp II a.m. Training Unilon—6:30 p. m. Training Union 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship—7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday night Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. l.tnilF.RAN CHURCH —7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m. OP THE REDEEMER PAOLA WESLEYAN 203 IV. 13th Plate FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH .METHODIST CHURCH Phone I7t9 IG07 Sanford Avenue 6 Mile* West on Rl. 46 The Rev. Phillip Nchlrttmana Perry L. Stone Minister Sunday School 9:43a.m. Patlor Telephone 1416 10:43a.m. Sunday School 6:11 a.m. Morning Worship 6:43p.m.Sunday School, 8:43 a. m. Clyde Blbla C lan 6:16 a.m. Wesleyan Youth E. Feathers, superintendent. Adult Evening Worship 7:30p.m. Service 10:30 t.m. lesson. "Wounded for Our Trans Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 "Prayer For The Day" phone 1916 gresvlons," There Is a large park p.m. Ing lot south uf the sanctuary. Everyone Welcome Morning Worship, II a. m. An FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bev. Cecil W. Shaffer SCIENTIST, them by the choir. Sermon by the CHURCH OP GOD too E. Second St. pastor on "Chriitlanlly and Poll Sunday Service* 11:00 a.m Rav. H. W. Header***, Paeter ties." There Is a nurvery In the French Ave. and 22nd SL annex for hablei and liny toll. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Christian Y'outh Fellowship, 8:30 Wednesday Evening Meetings 9:00 EvangelliUe Service 7:30 p.m. p. m., on Ihe second fl.tor. p.m. Mid-Week Service Tueeday 7:30 Evening Worship, 7:10,, featur­ Leuon-Sermon—"Adam and P-m. ing informal mngregatlodal sing­ Fallen Man" Young Peopla Service Thurs­ ing. The minister plan* to prearh Reading Room located in Fo>er of o.v "Standards of Action" (Phil. Church Budding open to public day 7:30 p.m. 6:30 tn 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and 4:1), the seventh In a aerie* «>n KBENF.SER METHODIST the Epistle lo the Phlllppiam. Mr. Thursdays. CHURCH and Mra. B. 11. William* will act Citrus Heights A cordial Invitation ts extended to all I* attend our aervlcoe and Ray. Albert •- Farrier Paster *a attendance sponsors. Anyone not attending regularly u*e tho Reading Room. Sunday School 10 a.®. Clifford E. Johnson, superia tend e a t ST. LURE'S LUTHERAN Preaching Sarvleo 11 a.m. In Maria (Near Oviedo) MYF 5 p.m. Ear. Stephen M. Tnhy Paster Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:43 Morning Worship 6:23 a.m. p.m. Radio Mission Broadcast at l-'IO a. m. ever WORE (740 kc) THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY * Sunday School 9:00 a. m .-fo r all ALLIANCE CHURCH ago group*. Park Ave. A itlh SL FIRST BAPTISI CHURCH OVIEDO Additional Church News On Page 7 ( W m Goal/ vVith the (owl of the air it is instinctt God has provided many of His simplest creatures with an inate sense of harmony, and of purpose. WM But with man it is an idea! . . . still far from realization! Nations and individuals have usually sought their own ends, and little less than attack by a common enemy has ever brought them to united action. Today, the challenge for harmony and brotherhood is stronger than ever. We know now that the very existence of civilization dependa upon a peaceful world. Our greatest hope is the Church, which throughout the jges, has unceasingly taught the need for moving together toward a common goal. And only the Church has pointed the Way toward that goal. Join forces with the multitudes in every land who seek the highest goals. Worship with them the only Prince of Peace. And, believing with all Christians in the might of Right, work toward our God-promised destiny. G ilt, . R«*k *••*<«, ■'"■.......... .. ......... »Mli* .............. .. *"«•» .................... .............................* ..............Fail.? _ •» I# •» j* x ... , } >»■* S-**.*.-» s* This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of tlie Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Well* known Business Establishments: SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL DANK MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE DANK of Sanford DERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE COMPANY HILL LUMBER & 8UPLY YARD HOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD - WALLACE -MUTUAL INSURANCE SANFORD AVENUE AMOCO THERM-O.TANE GAS & APPLIANCE CO.. INC. WILSON • MAIEIl FURNITURE CO. BROWN’ S AMOCO SERVICE AMERICAN OH. CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY SMITTY’S SNAPP1.V TURTLE T. V. Brew* SKNKARIK CLASS & PAINT CO. M. R. fttrlckland, Contrsclor NICHOLSON 1IUICK CO. GENES JEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. R. L. HARVEY PLUMIHNG CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY THE MAYFAIR INN HOLLER MOTOR SALES ■f. C. Davis, Consignee ('• 1). Ilruon W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. INC HKIMANN MOTORS NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BR1SSON FUNERAL HOME PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO, ROY WALL PLUMBING WADES SUPREX MARKET I SANFORO ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER S GULF SERVICE TLNK MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO LANKY DRY CLEANERS �Bill Holden Stars In "Toward Unknown 'Moby Dick' Starts Sunday At Drive-in ‘Moby Di k ' which npeus Sun i*x nt lb* JlotrlcUnd [Iiili’*ln Fft.-atrr n John Huston'a pruduc Uon of the Herman Melville ad venture clin ic. It It reportedly me of the year’* major film*. Gregory Peek. Richard Ba»chart, Loo r.cnn and Or»on Welle* tlar in the W inter Br<>*. preienSailon of Herman Melvllle'i great American adventure :*ga. "Moby Hick1*, reportedly brought to the serein after three year, of | m n j in England. Wile*. Ire­ land. The Iriah Sea. the Atlantic O-can. the Mndeira and Cana ary Island*. »a* filini-l In n new color proeev* by Tecnirolor. John Hul­ l'll produced and directed •’Mub\ Dirk” the epic »tory of the mm n-hn icarchel the aeren ira* fur the mnmmnthi of Iho deep p an t whale*. Houston fir»t planned the filmJtjR of "Moby nick" at a time Wien hU mam intered In motion pictures w.u as a screenwriter. With a writer's eye he envisioned the scope im) conflict r>f "Moby nick” as the yean passed and Houston's range of Interest grew, hi* plans started to lake shape. Itouslon spent months trim'itig remote rororrs of the world for the id"it acting to match t h e V calei of the story. After nnil>»» parching a remote flatting village af Youghal, Ireland wa. sole . i ai the town that most eloselv re*i mbled New Bedford one bun Ired years ago. The whaling) scenes were filmed in the Atlantic (W an off th» t'amry and Ma­ deira Island* Report* m.iitale (hat Julin Huston has achlctcd all that he set out to do 13 yean ago. THE WHITE WHALE IS SIGHTED Hutroon in h/md. Gregory Peck us Captain Ahnb near* the dreaded *ea mammoth. "Moby Dick." in the film which arrive* at the .Movieiuml Illde-In Theatre. Sunday. 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L A S T T IM E T O N IG H T S T A I D ' S « :io T h u n d er Ov e r A r iz o n a NATURAM A • T R U C O L O R a m r u a u c h c t is t Feature — *:i> Co-Feature •ca m *ttsr ONE M IN U T E TO Z E R O -v tM SATFIIILW ONLY ‘ VMB STRANGERS N A N O v - * i * * l ----- % Feature — Co- Feature HOW ARD H AW KS' i m r a ri • • *r* i l l tf M3 i l l i h i V t i Feature — 8:U Only lif t s 4 lr i i Corin' up w it h So m e b ig in a p y • i * b u b b le s , b u t f o r a d u lt * to d o it lift-*# : J— well! • Oil Ilinvev r. a New \o th opera y ,««• t* star discovered that *iXl|*M|.i* 1-Jl i .1*0 ran do wonder* fur itrr voice. Sho 10 1" spends fifteen or twenty minutes 11.04 t l 04 every morning blowing soap bub­ bles rhythmically to Improve her breath control. So if you happen to see an adult blowing bubbles, it may )«• in an attempt to teach a high r . My Neighbors hass**- G r p Go r v P e c jc T h e tlurrau of fVs|rrni«| . ' / . n u ! , r n * n n .in t h i s H u rt e f f r iv n IJ t r . 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So J u lia H ot M aiurtlay N l ( b | » 44 N ig h t N dH Ioa * ll F a r t* F o ru m I I* T h a llh y th fti H o u r At Ifn m # W ith II :#t« 14 M I« I I N• w • I I €4 M a n O ff 4 r N i i i v v i;v r ..n iA u M tek • ? l l o u i i ft 44 Hnn Ffhaol F»*ruf*i P R A IR IE L A K E W'» M i J *•*■li |1»nny IM s J i l t i n Khot# «i r T t ia t t ir * 4 I I I * I ll:I Is" Ups n -ft I ‘J e**s li t # »ft|*a»' " * 'tra il*n « * Vi h o t'# 11* I.lo# T V tUa|rli'*ii*< Jftt H io it II I 7.40 Feature — T; IVi • B ;|J 011001 ** W M NM T V i l l M I A L 7 lo i p4 i I# •**.... » r ? * i e vyrea. • * « . ,. ,. *,**•• i« .i and i II 1 44 ) : 14 I 44 111 ft 14 > vo 1 114 SUN. - MON. p I fl<l Foug KJaard# -..1lC><**CCA.OO ‘CHILDREN I NIH.lt IS ADMITT ED FllltPT CARTOON r.% L i l i a i.sfo of i L y u r »>i tit# I T * .*H*h-ir:« T t ilif \ n is ,4 m * T t u r 'i iiiiiim lif t ) K .1 C H A R P L ^o B a SHHAHT ♦ G E N N J o h n H uston • 1 4 1 )4 1 A lg n *O ti P f O f M i r IlN u m e . V iw i' W * i t k f f T tm **hrl*!v^jt^*r• T h l* t« t i l l I . If* lim r lin i! F r o Ptooihatl MON A 1414 <M ft #4 ? 04 1 144 1 4.1 11 '#0 t 4 14 I I *•'• t l 14 I F it. TIUTLI.1S 11.4* H a k e lender pie rnivl with \ 1 11 liril. Llnr Individual pie pans. t11: k! •i Bake In a hot oten • 123’ F.) with a to to minute*. Fill shells with erll-srivoned r reamed t t 1040 veal. Top with buttered bread 1,14 <4 crumb* and serve piping hist. „ :7 14 HI'S DAY and MONDAY U 'i 11.11 12144 1 1 1* 1 40 C T I A I T K H N O . 13 • T . L N I IG IIT K H .H O F T I I K SO U TH W EST” , U t lo Il l a m u s in g w h e n c h ild r e n h u f f a n d p u f f o n t h e ir b u b b le p ip e s a n d Feature — 1:IN f U W#MB lUll GADGET Fllll 1IIF. HOYS It'a well known that men lo*» any efficient hit v* mechanism, and they can lie Induced to take part i f the household load if you provide an enticing garget, A ca«c in point Is an albpurpoi* floor pollshor and scrubber which give* its operator that feeling nt being in control of a beautiful nm* chine — and. all the time. It * suds-scrubbing. sanding, or wav­ ing. Thi* work-saver cnines veilh a lung, tong handle tlust ha* * portaide |>ovver unit that never needs lubrication. N Q N U Itt M fcn-vi* F i * m * m l l i i u m * N;« «bs IV r at Ap t I > p la lt t KADifAfOt* * ) ur> \v in k y I Him H ill 1 J I M r. %%tc4ril Ttoa ll*« T u p F u t y i « F a rm o ra « f A M « r lc * M u** ) L r t U I s I ’l r t u r t Ton* llA fin o ti rt* l*tt|t F^ o U m ll lio U O ilu p •in io a "f- Am$jr r i . n l l «t.nr«boav*t it li Pp**ft* i ’ h i k in a ft DA I i t*#win .* r * f l a f t i r y Him*# c i t 4*4h i m 1 n*»r|t|.t H h^w ^aa* * mi. i*u tin I t f F r o lic * T il* iso rfltt* Voup-i Khow i *i" J « . kl^ 0I#4#oF. s h 'm y *»•» F**rd k t# r J a liU r o 1 *'i* lit#nfvl*iri>! IM I M l. C u m m tn a # ) r » » i l »•« y & P it 'll W *5k P htsv ! liM H llliM t f f Kw M ru rftlr# i J f t r k lle iiR t III* 4l*.H IM Null I %a h Nfion f ; Ut» 't ! A if ic j m u i k h m it u IJ tl Ml • 1 tm licrm v !• :# # \\ hat • 4ty l.tno lV ;3 ) 11 .*« Stfn V # u # fti-eclftl l a i i f i n # l i r i l |4 |.m 11:1# l : l <» 4mm**, N a il, t mn. M a n i'f f U iU 1 1 T : r *« i Ift i« n 1.44 • it o f l# * > II I I* 14 1* 11:44 11.00 t 14 I 14 I **» « I . I *4 I 14 I . ft* ft #• t il « Id ft «4 7 ft* 7.11 ; i* ft 34 I M •n t ill* i i «» i ft at I Ift ft 14 ft 44 I tl 7 ftl 7 14 711 I #* I Ift I (I • 44 ) 11 »>|4 14 4ft 14 14 14 I I 1» 14 11 44 11:1ft I I I* t .M ItH 1:44 3 44 ) 15 f 14 I 44 ft 14 ftlftft HIF. SANFORD HERALD Frl.. i. i^ T#* F»*e 3 i i The ilory of the pmucer* »»f the future, the rueVrt pit- t.* who shape America's futu/e in the air by fly­ Housewives Bum ing the latest Jet rocket planes, comes to the screen of the Hit/ Up More Energy Theatre, in "Towanl the Un­ CINCINNATI A— llouiewtee* known'* a Toluca production in burn op more m erge than most Warner-Color, starring William hubbies do on Ihelr Jobs, a Cleve­ Holden with Lloy.l Nolan, Virginia land heart iperlalUt says. Leith ami Charles McGau. I>r. Herman K llellersleln of For his first proslurtlon a V ait Western Reserve lTnivcr*lty‘s of the newly-furineil l -lu.-a i\>m School of Medicine *al.| the averpany, HoMen ss'le/teJ Mcrivn L** ag housewife burn* from three Boy, one of llollywooj's all time to five calorie* of energy per great* as proil'tcv'rtlirecior. All minute. the nuhloor Senuences of the film Thi*. lie said. I* more than is releasnl b) Warner Bros, were burned up by men on mo*t job* shot at the Eilwanls Air Force eve, pt such occupations a* "foun Base, in California, wiib the X-2 dry worker*, farm ers, b*t>* email­ i ’J * • >ij lateG experimental plane pluyin: ing nt unhanding of material* an important part In the story. dock workers." WILLIAM HOLDEN nml VIRGINIA I.KITII in a tender Holden, 19i3's most popular atf moment front "Townnl the Unknown." lolttea l*icturea* tor, accortling to the Photoplay l>ruvluction it. Wnruert’olor, I'jtetiing Suiulay at tin* Hits Gold Medal Award poll, ha* had Theatre. Mervvn Leltoy hamlte.l the iinxltictlon n* well an amazing prv>cr«»ion nt hits ua the vlirection f"r tin- Warner Rroa releaav, which alao in the last few year* III* ireat co-at urn I.loyil Nolan and Chnrlea Mcliraw. e*t iuece**e* have Inebiletl "The Country Clirl." "L>ve i* \ Many Splendorcd Tlvln-." " l’:.-nic" and "Towanl the Unknown promise* to *iirpa«* Holden’* p ro .out ef rap**. A ItMwio collection of dia­ Its I I I . M t l L I T A l. l'. I T \ fort* Lloyd Nutan. veteran of many NEW YORK JV- One of live mond* adorned one lady. But it a!*o wa* the least ob­ a fine cinematic performance most opulent i-roud* in year . -*l arhievisl hi* mmi Important *ri tractesi by one of the mutt •pec- streperous audience, with the umph recently In the Hr- idwav la t-ular opera star butdop* in smallest proportion of publicity* static version of "Tlie <a me Mu years, *a>* the Metropolitan "ivr.i forking patron*, that the vener­ liny Court-Martial." In which he begin it* ?2nd season Monday able opera house ha* had to con­ tend »th in year*. playel the ill fates! Captain tjticeg night Nolan was last seen at Warner The glittering audience includ t' ssa* the Mel * higgf>t Bros in "Santiago ” ing — night >ucce«* financially, ing Mr*. Cornelius Vanderbilt A rising young star on Hall) with seat* sold out long in a*l- Whitrey; dancer Vera Zorina; the wnod's hori/sm i* Virginia Leith. former Margaret Truman and vance and a JTY.vs. take ■ striking brunette, makln; he.Yet neither the elegantly dr,*-* her huaband. new .nifa-rman CUffourth film appearance In her E v e n th e c h i l . l r . * k n o w t h a t e.l audience from «ociely. official f"nl Vin f. : * n i wi ''!* f e r r . t lir e * « r r h a r m f u l! mo*t important part to dair Mis* dONI an-i the art. MT the d< ' r "n . ta*lth wa» dUeoserstl In v pr >lue of fierv Maria Mrneghint Calla ),r ‘ l-,*lkCr lion .-ailed "Fear amt H.*slre ** J 7 provided puile the everitement htal I Ob*ener*'wlvo have teen h e r per- j t.FN 11 ll **tT»S|Nt.S St.vcnvon; actress Marlene t.lcthad tn-rn rvpccted formance in "Tnwar,l th.* I'n rich; drger rtlady* Swarlhoul; ■■l i t EAT" DRY NKIN Mine Calla*. Iwim in Manhat knoan" prsulirt that .he will reach If juu have dry *km. don’t tan but ajnwaring for the ftr.t and aMrrsa Katharine Cornell. the lop in a shsvrt time think you have to slop )our dally lime tn Ihr city, had been the Alio rn #arrrd in Ihr film t* Miap-andwaler facial* actually Charles Mctlraw. well kn,.ar. to women with dry skin are advised subject of more publicity than any John Nesbitt's TRUE story new Met singer in a decade. T\’ audienc.'s for hi* portray •> ' m lue^ M l" » < ■ » '‘"h « »«F w * » But the Itrry temperament and of "Rick" in J ' ;;r w a s h c lo t h a n d d e n s e * o jp la t h e r . Women seeks Presidency! unique pcr.onaiily of her advance sene* of "Warner Br„* Tiecleanse*. ma»‘aee*. and even notice* did not quite come through sent* " tf The Mon nf "Towanl the I'n lubricate* the sktn. became Iho in her performance of the title known" wa* 'ritien by Be im.' Lay. motions uf washing will start thhe rol* of Bellini’s "Norma '' J r . who also served a* locelate little oil gland* functioning. Associated P n i i Art* Editor However. If you luffer from William ti. Rogers found her proiiuccr dry *km, don't da*h cold water voice "sweet and touehng" but Then there w»i tin* Tevnn who on your face after washing—be larking In “opulence" ami "under­ wa* unimpressed by the Niagra <v e Hus make* the |K»ra* coO- nourished” — "a bit Ie*s (he dra­ M in '* sco rn and lauphtar Falls. "We’ve got a plumber in tract *o mii'h the na'ural flow- matic soprano Ilian had been Ima g>e«tivd h e r. hut — Pallai." *asd he, “ Who cou.d ft* of otl will stop. Ilinse with tepid glned " i water instead. that Irak tn lo minutes." Other* in Ihe top Bight ca*l were Frilnra Barbieri a* Adatgtsa, Mario del Monaco a* 1’idllone an.| Cc»are Nlepl a* Orvevo Telephone Time a more richly dre**ed opening S U N D A Y , t f .M . night attendance — with velvet*, f» • C k lH t l •atln* and brocades, rhlnrhill.* and minks, top hats and opera I Met Opens 72nd Season Monday Z “ SHE ALSO RAN” AMAZING NEW TV CONVENIENCEl #3 ZOOM-A-TENMA WILLIAM IIOI.DLN mile. I ,»c m Dl BORMI Kl RR m ihu k enc from Pir»moum**TIIE PROUD AND PROFANE* VmiViuon Sltow intr b o x I T u e tlu y H im T lm reday a t th e 1’raiH e Ijtk e D rive-1n T h eatre. 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A r .- W a is u a t ic ra o D u cn o N a B W W « * B m iiM lM M M a AUTOMATIC TUBE PROTtCIOR g u a r d s lu b e * a g o in s t h o im lu l b u f iU c l e le c t r ic it y ! a M F R A T U ItR — 1 :1 9 — 1 :3 ) — * :M I'iu*; Color CartiHiiv — Black Allow No. 2 )r# Y V * i' s o n C R O S L E Y 'S P E R F E C T TV P IC TU R E 1 A D JU S T S ITS ELF A U TO M A TIC A LL Y STARTING SUNDAY Waild At Ml** M v ra ln g M #l«.i'*# ll# r a A T h # r# Ift4f a u b K«w g 1444 C lu b <i#m# O f M a F ftr W a r U At K " a m rH y n n i F a g t a F a r m P lg# « t R i f Ifoaa TlBneb K ill liar N naa Ri m I A fn a rU f M atin## W o r t s A t T h r# # • R E P L A C E S EV EN O U I D O O R A N T E N N A S IN M O S T C A S E S I AUTOMATIC PICTURE MONITOR ImtB&nMt A * hun h h#r*lr# l’r*«4lr Wo ll* i T h a Itrtdg # M a i -ftl* F ^ r *l.**l» At If r r r # W |fb M u * # ftlgn O ff in . v it w u b ls o it a • M U C H MOHti P O W E R F U L T H A N O R D I N A R Y G U I LT -I N A N T E N N A S ! T w ilig h t N a a ia » t F r a * ft It# flu d l t o r Jftra 'a T . %«t* .q W IIA IA W c . a H O L P E M R o c x e r P il o t , u .s . a .W a n n i n c o l o h LLOYD N01AN-VIRGINIA LOTH owns wgraa a $3.31 WEEKiY . w m M & w m ■wai AS LOW AS mat* wncun- woaj n t**cj « MU1VYTI iiROY FEATURES — J :0R — flsl t — S:10 — (t;!d — 9:12 Randall Electric Co. SERVICE • QUALITY • SATISFACTION HANFORD PIL 113 I'll. Dr I1AKY 2R.1TJ3 i * .i h d �**■ TffWgM TiTi 1 Capital Improvement Program Is Valuable Asset To City's Growth The significant development of Sunford can b* attributed to only one thing in par­ ticular — and that U the coordinated effort* of the Board of Sanford City Commission­ ers to nccomplirh and put Into effect a pro. grnm of capital improvement* necessary to attract industry, tourist, commerce, and new residents. There are aeveral factors tnvotved in the **gettlng together" of a group of business people in an attempt to solve the "growth" problems of a community. First: each man must be convinced that such a program as has been developed will bring to the com­ munity the full value of every dollar ex­ pended or even more In some instance*. Se­ cond: there must be a coordination of thoughts, eliminating some suggestions, in­ corporating others, and then tieing them all together into a budget wise plan that can !« brought to a successful climax. Such a group of business ]>coplc is the group wc have hud working for .Sanford's economic growth and future development. Tlio program that the Board of Sanford City Commlndoner* have adopted The San­ ford Herald heartily endorses. Sanford hns been in need of a Sanford Civic Center for years. Each twelve months recorded Into the annnls of time during which wo have had no such facilities means that the community has loit many conven­ tions. business meetings, community enter­ prises, and other valuable get-togethers that would have — in the profit from nor­ mal habltrt of visitors In a community — paid for the center. A new fire station to serve every area Of the city has been badly needed, and now with the Capital Improvement Program und­ er our b e lts so to s|>cuk, we arc assured that such a facility will be provided along with tho new equipment that in necessary to go , along with It. A swimming pool for our colored boy* ..aiul girls will be another part of tho inimcd-iate program th at has been provided in the "ovarall city wide Improvements. " Now — tha commissioners are looking ' 'Into the feasibility of immediate com!ruc­ tion of a aewage treatment plant. Health authorities, Industriulists, newcomer*, and those cltixens who have long formed a part of the Sanford community, know of the immomn value a treatment plant will mean to us. The program that these far sighted bustnesamen have undertaken will include a rtrcct (laving project — the Sanford-Titusville Canal — better pay for our city em­ ployes — a docks and terminal project— more |>arking space — additional buildings for the expansion of our retail trade and commerce - the possibility of adding u new water tank to the south end of the city to provide wntcr to the mushrooming art*n of Sanford. it Is this that The Sanford Herald believe:*is tho imiretiis to greater growth, un at­ traction to industry, and an incentive for visitors to stay with us mid become a part of the community. Sanford must continue it t forward step — looking not l*ohimJ to the cost but ahead to the results. Looking not to the interest being |iaid each year but to the daily increase III revenue*, from the investments made in good, sound, valuable projectH The program of the City of Sanford — including the city wide planning, zoning, lo­ NEW YORK IB—Edward Bo­ cating, ex|mnding, annexation and recvnlt.a* bick, a big man with a large ca­ tion — is a valuable asset. pacity for »cotrh whiaky, was the Passive apathy toward Sanford's future happiest lawyer in town Tuetday. He drank two fifth* of scotch growth will mean u lAulomated city — ami woiiblrd Into court lo prove strangled by its own thread of imjsdenre Ry 1'art Unit. Aggressive action — such as the rapid A»*ntjnt ConvieruitlonUI, LSI)A a man could down that much ami navigate. activity that has occurcd within our Capi­ All tiling i. b<* they hum >n, Millilobick’s diepla, Robert D. Burn* plants. building*. mAchincs. or | tal Improvement Program plans — Is our g<#od nltl mother earth, mint Iiavc and William J. Cleary, are on trial only» avenue- through .... which ------ we can march protection from the everyday in General Krttlon* Court un charge* of kidnapping a >»ung toward a bigger, finer, successful, and well weathering element*. We of the U. S. Soil L’onssrva- aviation engineer In Boston Lett financed city. Soil Conservation News • • Friday. Novemlier 2. 1950 TODAY'S B1BI.E VERSE Speak. Lord, for thy rervnnt hears." BAD: I Samuel 8:1-10. CAMPAIGN r ACTKB ' TOCSON, Aril. OR—loiwrenre E. ayara reported to police on elec­ tion day that aoaieone atute three gift-wrapped bottlea of perfume front his pickup truck, in their ib e e . Lawrence said, Iba thief toft a brochure ol campaign Utelite m . FOOT BALL Seminole High VR New Smyrna • • No one can accept responsibility in the world unless he tnkes it firm on his own doorstep. So for its in industry I can see only one shire course to follow. Call it com­ mon sense, call It policy, call it anything you like. To my ntiml we must tlm for. exist for. nnd everlastingly operate for the good of the community. The community can't ride one truck and buslnesrt another. Tho two are inse|tiirahle, internetivve ami interdependent. Cieo F. Craig, (President) A. T. & T. Co. .Paged, Plane*, official publication of Bib Aircraft (nduatrlea Ann., says t smaller akl wilt bo mounted on -Oo plane'* new landing gear. And to play It aafe, prevlaloni are being made for tha wheel* to remain atationary while the (Ma can move up or down _ thereby permitting land Ini* on either kbit nr wheel*. t For seventy years the hearts of immi­ grants to this country have Irccn lifted at the sight of the torch held high above New York harbor by he Statue of Liberty. The virion of this great monument to freedom rising on the horizon of tho new world ha* been a source of strength to all who have rome here seeking a good life. In their turn, those who have arrived on our shores ns Immigrants have contributed richly to America. Not one corner of the na­ tion hut has been invigorated by those who came here Irccntisc they wanted to. tierntisc they looked ii|mn the United States a* truly the land of hope mnl freedom. Now the American Museum of Immigra­ tion Is to Ire establirfied At the base of the Statue of Liberty so that generations to come may know the epic story. It is one of the great stories of mnnkiml, and we are proud to suppor the telling of It. The Sanford Herald sr. • Great Story Of Mankind Fuklli»i*4 Dallr K»ft>< B«lur*»F »»< Su«<»» - p u i n i w H H lt *I*M matter Orletar ST, l*1» at «M Pact Offlaa •« SeafeH. PlarlSa aa«ar tha Aat af rasaraaa efllarah I t i l l n t a o n m k i n . OSttar an* Pabll.hnr U*n IOH RARUAM SR. Rfeanllta «Slt*r rviXTN J CUBIIINO Adr-I'ltloa Maaaerr Tha llarat* la a tnamaar at tha AMadat** Plan whltk la aatlllaS aaclmlralr la tha aaa tar Msukllra. Uaa at an tha laral t« » i afl»K* In thli aatupapar. Ay Otaaral AAh i IUIi * i s s r a . ffatlaaallv *Alr dtorgU la tin o fA*k BM| Alla nla Uaorala ■OBSCniPTION SATES Br Carflar tlA Mr wtsk Ona Uaalfc It II Tkr Ala# Maalka SI* Haatka Ona faar |S H III! III.A* All obituary aotlraa. Mr*l a* tkaaha, raaalallaaa an* ■atlaaa •( aataf:*lauiaat far tka parens* af rabtna fuaAa wilt ka akaryae far At ratular advtrtitlie salt* SKM IN THE RET WASHINGTON UV-A major aircraft company Is equipping its obnt patrol bombera for duty In Ahtaretle with fee I s r itii over ordered for * Jet-pewaircraft. Meaiuriag S feet Hide sad II feet long ta d made of fwmpoaile aluminum alloy and Iflmf. tho akta will bo attached two-wheel main landing ATTEMPTS) CONVRSON YOU'RE TELLING ME! — jy WILLIAM NTT— Crefrat P r m Writer B Y tm tr n c nve which can be compressed Into a matchbox ha* now been developed, declares the British ministry of labor. Gulp! t t t Jfoicktar-atred meala ere errfeisty food for fhMpfct—fkcnpk, opperrslly, sol for murk ct*c. I t t Zodefc Dumkapf erf** election eempetfsa be cewttwed te tvmmsr mentbk-te pellileel apeethet won't Interfere with hi* feverti* netwetk t f t White he *l*pt a salmon leaped cut of a stream and felt Into hi* tap, a Welsh angler Instate. When he awakened ute fisherman, no doubt, thought he waa suit dreaming. I I t The ncttly-Mm. J *Jfisa World* aoya she trasfi to study geogra­ phy. Thot’e only Natural—arcing ahe't "qurfn" of If elf. I I I Tbit I* the it range pert el the •pert* yeor-ln which half ef the football coochi* low an Saturday but It’i the batoball meneytrt who ore yettlso Arad. ! I t Some British newspaper* ap­ parently can’t stop worrying about UUla Prince Chartee* brow, covering hair trim. At least, they continue to mahe cutting remarks about I t W here else but in a PHILLIP'S home can you get an all Bobick Happiest Lawyer In Town lion Service are primarily inter- June IS. The two defendant* had testified c.in j In the conservation and pro treunn of our remaining arrvi of they guiilrd SU gl*>te* of brer and 2i»od productive toil. A good cover a fifth of whUky between them crop help* keep our •oil* produc­ in an IS-bour period before the tive. and prevents the washing alleged kidnaping. Itut a pro*eeutlon witne**. Or. and blowing away of the mo»t Im­ Meyer Tcxon. slid anyone who portant layrr of good (op coil „ Many thousands of year* ago drank that much in that Umc woulu our good earth had a iplrndid coat be out like a light. Nut to, aaid lawyer Bobick, and of trees, gratte*. and various other plant* to protect it from the be set about lo prove IL He con­ ravaging rain* and wind* Aa tended hit ciienU could have tlm<* went a. lot of the fine protec­ drunk a* much ai they Mid thry tion *a* removed from the earth did ant "not know the nature of leaving the bare toil lo the merry Uicir act." The 3U year-old lawyer, who of mother nature. In lht-*e early day* there wat plenty of land m weighs 201 and stands S feet l i t , a* the land visa worn out from said he began drinking scotch with faulty roncenatnyv practice* and water in hi* office Monday afttrnot reluming anything to the toil noon with hi* partner and a priv­ or jutt blown or washed away the ate detective a* witnesses. He people naturally moved on to the drank until 2 a. m. and dept until more productive new land. There S Tuesday morning. Then he gut up and washed down came * lime when thi* wanton greed anil luit of robbing the volt Ihe ireond fifth in lime to go to of it* protection ami productive court. capacity had to come to an rnd. Bobick. hi* face flushed, march­ I’armer* began to rralixe that ed into court with the two witgood land wa« getting scarce amt nettei and the two empty bot­ that they had to develop, hold, tle* and build op Ihe toil they were “Am I in a stupor nr uncon•clou*?" he asked the ulineitee now farming. One of theie measure* fn build "No,” they answered. Bobick picked up the bottle* and ing up (he toil it by mean* of a good rover of legume* such a* waved them before Judge John A. hairy indigo, velvet twins, creta- Mullm and the Jury of nine men laria, ami leiabant*. Ail those and three women. cover crop* when plowed or disk­ Speaking I" slow-, measured ed into the toil return a much tones, he said: "I now offer theae taro exhibit* needed organic matter to the toll Some of the cover crop*, especial- u evidence on behalf of the dely hairy Indigo, pot nilrogrn Into fen*".” “ Mark ihem as beisg in evithe toll All of ihem produce a mulch lo help hold Ilu* top toll, dr,. dullrn ruled. when they arc disked Into the >urThe defendants, both 21 and both face of (he toll. Another purpose from Waltham, Maas., are accus­ of a eovrr crop It the protection ed nf kdnaplni and robbing John rt provide* to Ihe soil from tho T. Orman. IT, of Ptoodosst, N. healing rain drop*. The cover V. He escaped after being driven crop* art at Interference to the to New York. rain dropt by softening the blow Both tirirv retted their rates af­ and letting the water trickle nad ter Bobick * dramatir testimony. «vak down Into the ground. With­ Bobirk’a home teleydion* was ax out a cover crop the rain* would •wrred by- Mi partner Wednesday <oon park the toll ami raute a night. runoff of water taking wilh it a "Mr. B«bic* l* In repose." he lot of good prrcioU* top |oii. announced. ta-f* all hrlp mother nature protert our land at the Intended it WING TIME to be providing a good cover of TONKAWA, OkU. UR— Dr. T. lrre», grasses, throb*, etc —be C. Carter, a retired educator, ha* tide* helping the land a rover a largr collection of clocks Inclod on the la ml make* a much brigh­ ing one made In 1721. The old ter picture of our country aide. clock keep* perfect lime. comfortable feeling... Friday Night DM O'CLOCK YOUIt BPONROK Western Auto A s s o c i*£ie Store v 8 JM f r 0 B D I T Includes'. C H E Emotional Difficulties May Cause Stuttering ly HUMAN N. MMMUN, B.O. ■MOTIONAL difficulties auy all Lhasa sounds play an Important pari In causing M which are aoad to stuttering. littg in f s tu tte re rs . Dr. B lanton o t In fact, a New Tech peyctola trial calls this affliction a person­ aervaa, seam to MS to make t‘ ality defect rather than a apaech ex elusion. defect. And treatm ent ha aaya BuOd Up ConBdance must be aimed at tha ardrriylng As for ireatm rnt of ■ Mullets.., emotional trouble. ha advises building ap hts con­ fidence, living him loving atten­ FuacOoaa af I peach and leaching him lo ad)nto Or. Smiley Blanton of the tion American Foundation of Religion to group* and Piychlatry tula three func­ If tha stutterer la a very yovtnc tion* of speech: expressing emo­ child. Dr. Blanton aaya, there la tio n s , e x p re s s in g Id eas an d need for a reorganisation of the family life to enable tho young* •djaating to other persona. Stuttering, he aaya, la a Mock­ •tor to receive the right amount ing of a person'* ability to adjust and kind of tore and aOeetloa. to other people. It arises from Thie will help develop hi* eeaai anxiety In meeting various aortal of aeeurity. Fur an admit who etatoem. D». situation*. Stutterers usually aaa talk U> Blanton aaya. ha meat he tralnod thamaelvee, to animals and fre­ to understand htaealf atA to quently to persona with whom laara to ad |set to other parse no they are friendly But get them tn without fear and without Unite*. situation* where their fear and QtnsnoN and o in w B anxiety are aroused .and they O. T.: I have coughed up Mood foe Use last few days. Otherwise have trouble. I feel fine. Do you Ihtnk I might We know th at there la organic cause of stuttering. But have tuberculosis? we have no positive evidence that Answer: Coughing up Mood nervous or phyatca] deform!tire does not always tndkato tuberencause It, except In occaatonsl* loats. Irritation of the throat, lung Infections, lung turnon, polype. ** cases. Thera are about «W speech well aa tuberculosis, may all case* sound* tn the world * various tan the roughing up of Mood. guage*. A babbling baby usee aev­ It would be well tor m to have eral hundred of theae. w hen be a thorough examination by your b*xln* to apeak, he has to exclude physician. • tSM. lis« faaliiw U ff'A -D A Y "I have a fading I made tn apr*' '-len t wfUt tha wrong doctor P T p p T ELBERT CAM M ACK FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD AS A WRITE-IN CANDIDATE Dhtrict No. I—Seminole County County Wide Election PD. POL ADV. TH E NEEDS your m onoy rt now working h o rd tr ond tim in g m e re with injured tofotyl nefrlgeralor, range, gArliage dlnpoaall, automatic dishwasher, (in deluxe 2 hath H o m e s ) hot wnlcr healer, aulomalir un«hini: machine*; kitchen vmtilalor, Comer W. Crystal Drive & Lake Mary Blvd. Phone 1504 EVERY KWIPK COUNTS COLLEGE STATION. Tex. .R —L. P. Cobble, who bosses the custodial division of Texas ASM College here, has a well trained crew of eight supervisors and ten employes. He claims any one nf them could finish a housewife'* clean­ ing Job tn M minutes. It'a not that they work at a superhuman speed, he saya. it’s Just that Ihe work is planned scientifically. "Every iwipe counts." he saya. "Are sr# doing anything next Tuesday night?” "Yeah, watchng the election re­ turns." "But you don't have anything special planned?" "No, why?" ( "Oh. I sort of thought I'd like to celebrate," said Prances. "It happens to be my lMi wedding anniversary When'i your*?" Even with two people la It ■ room sometime* c*e get awfully quiet, can't It? . . . t e knew th a t N □UJUiCfWftff J*. The truth i* the complaint the average wife make* most often about her husband la, "lie’* loo Inattentive. He lake* me for gran­ ted, Juat aa he doe* the furniture. Nobody in America really appreci­ ate* what it mean* to be a hou*ewife." "The troublr with a husband 1* that he thinks the courtship ends with the honeymoon." a veteran wife lamented. "After that your day it supposed to be made If he recogniiev you *nd call* you by your firit name at hreakfaM, "Rumance? A hutband’a Idea nf j being romantic i* to send hi* wife a get-well card on Valentine’* Bay." Well, ladles, that may have btrn true before. But now hutband* ares getting more thouhgt/ul. They’re not only prai<ing their liausfrau* In public. They're doing It In print —and paying for the privilege' La*t month in Miami, Harry Jotivon surprised hi* wife on their' anniversary with a IJ-by 23 foot billboard porter. It showed him kneeling In humble adoration "To a wonderful wife who ha* borne wilh me for 20 years." Recently Mr*. Carl W. Trantham of Springfield, Mo, while ■canning the rlastified ad* of her newtpaper. was atariled to find there a public announcement paid for by her husband, telling what a great gal »he was. The ad. quoting the Biblical pro verb. "Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing," aald: "I am responsible for all debt* and obligation* of my wife, .Mil­ dred. both present and future, and am mors* than happy to be the provider for tueb a wife who mar- j ried me IS year* ago today, who ha* borne me four happy child­ ren. all of whom are Christiana, and she has manifested rontinuou»ly such love, patience, under­ standing, helpfulnei*. that these have been the happiest year* of my life " In praising a wire, does ll pay to advertise? Tranthim. a rail­ road employe, found It sure paid off In Mi case. Mr*. Trantham was more pleas­ ed by her husband's public pro­ clamation Ilian she was with the silver anniversary girts he gave her—a silver bracrlet and ear­ ring*. (Over pen, and a chronic silver food mixer. Even stranger* called up to congratulate her. "I received many romplimrtnt myself," Trantham reported later "AI*o a few bawling! out from husband* whose wive* had read the ad and asked why didn't they ever think of doing something like that." A* a mailer of fart, othrr hus­ bands across the country are pul ting similar ada In their newspa­ pers. When 1 reported tMa trend to my wife, Tranees, she said: "Some women have all Ihe luck." 'Diin’l worry. I've got even big­ ger plan* for you," I told her. "On our golden anniversary I am go­ ing to rent an airplane and have it skywrite in tettrra a mile high over Manhattan: "To France*, a golden girl.* ” " If I live that long—and If you remember the d a te ,"'sa id P rin ­ ce*. unimpressed. "Silly” 1 told her. 'T h a lia on* date I could never forget " A little later France* looked up from the sock she wai darning and aaked casually: 5th D ISTR IC T G EN ERAL® ELECTRIC K By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK ’JR—Whta are you doing t« glorify your wife? European m*n often *ay Amen ran men foolishly spoil their la­ dies, and that husbands here vir­ tually practice wife worship TMa talk Infuriates American wives Not because It'* true—they only wish it were—but because it Isn’t. They feel that If any but band* are practicing wife worship in this country It must be a secret vice. They tee no public sign* of PROGRESSIVE OVEB WTRR W hat You Doing To Glorify W ife? W t Pay 1% ee S«vf*«il A . S . (S Y D ) H E R L O N G y J R . IN CONGRESS ’ A SOUND AND CONSTRUTIVE VOTING RECORD DILIGENT IN ATTENDING TO YOUR BUSINESS • • UNLESS THE CONGRESS REMAINS DEMOCRATIC, NO SOUTHERN CONGRESSMAN WILL BE CHAIRMAN OF A COMMTITEE. WE MUST KEEP THESE STRATEGIC POSI­ TIONS. •• SYD HERLONG IS A MEMBER OF WAYS AND M E A N S COMMITTEE WHICH APPOINTS ALL OTHER COMMITTEES • NUF SED! Vote for the man you Know ond Know you con fruit A .S .fs y r fjH E R L O N G J R .r s L 0’ " '” ’ '’ Pol. Adr. Pd. by Campaign Treasure; A. 8. (Syd) Herlong, Jr, �THE SANFORD HERALD F rl. Nor. 2. 1956, Pag# 5 S o c ia l fcvsuntA Skits By Faculty Are Hit of Evening At Oviedo Carnival Conning The News Bv MARIAN' JONES OVIEDO—The Halloween CamBy VIRGINIA CONN vat and Parade are over, but the ATTENTION. Girl Scouts! Only since the auditorium * so roomy, memone» of one of the moat suethose nho arc participating in the then- will he no hahy sitting pro* ee»*ful Camlvali In the annal* of the Oviedo P-TA History lingrr Juliciti! Lone birthday relebration vtided, but I'm sure all the babies on. Mr* F. M. Sparks. general reed attend the dresa ichcarsal will enjoy the beam ful prug . i chairman, and her entire ataff Saturday morning.t In other thvt Rita Rauer h*j so c.vref-illy are itue for utmost rongratutanut ria, unit as you have a special ptanned. Rrmeniber t',e lime— tiona. part, you need not come to I he three to four Fu- av a f'c m c n , I'mccrrat school until Sunday November I or the hirhday cele­ The Judges, Jam»a Pear»on, afternoon Plraro spread the word bration of Juliette la-wc Mr*. F M Spark* and Mr* Roy i *t f f■ Ji 1 tVeiaenbarger. rho«e Chuck Be*t, in your troop*, n* there f< n« There will tw- a number of part­ ii ■ . A ^#N 1 Gay firry . Bobby Cameron. Day id reason for :Jo girt* to show up. ies this weekend. If the furl* if TjMBB: Evan*, Kathryn and Johathan JWI nhrn they know their »ong» — ami baby sitter* permit. Six of the for the eoatume p rim . this I* for the skit etc. And. boy* in VAH A are having •* B li i : Ai we pa*ied the Oviedo Bappromotion party Friday night at ti*t Church en route home follow­ •eve* thirty at Art and Lott ing our day of woik. n r «aw- *o Jack-O-Lanterns Eider s. Art, of course, is onr of many ear* and people lined up In Ihem. The other* are Frink Da ir front of the ehurch—Including thr Lend Festive Air ers, Boh Baker, Bill .Martin. Dirk f f] Ovie.ln High School Band— n r Morro, and Mac MacAditB*. Them *“rf , ■**,t|h*au^ viU Cruld hardly pa**. To Jr. GA's Party Is trig upheaval in Five C> FlGon i. Bu*ily engrotM-'l in gathering lly MARIAN JONES ani Doe Link*- rare going to the ft 'V • alt Our paraphanrlia to gather to O.j Jackm lanterns burnel brightly Staff. Hob William* to Faaron -M, >> ' «A take to the arhool gvmnnrium, r* '• * til I. ill I, M t M'SEI.I.K! Another hut dog and cup f coffee p!rn-c! Thi* wa* a! Ihe 1'iench Sidewalk and other Halloween riecorationy Carl Tegfeldt to HATH’ to relievo * t ne weir unable to witness the Caf< *i Ovivrio'* Hii'lowren Carnival Heading the Sidpnatk t'afe CcntmiUrc nod maiming the booth lent a fe*t|yr air to the Hallo-yeen Walt Ruhl who l* getting out of * * %•A i parade but rould hear the band wen Mr* Milton Gore, chairman, Milton Gore, Mr. and Ml*. Thomas Moon, Mrs, Stewart Gnlchel part) held fiyr the Junior GA's the Navy; and Dottle Dauer tell* playing AVr had ri*en. ai many and other lir*t graaie patent*. (Photo By Jamrtotil .il Monday night in the church an- mr that Frank lu* or.tcr* to the •t other mothers had. at 5:30 a m net, Staff College in Norfolk. Virginia. 4* The youngsters enjoy .M Im­ He report* in th-- fir*t of Feb­ to cook fudge and rookies, grt inam| Duda, d m ard like our po*t T. W. Lawton Club mensely the apple bob and other ruary, funny bock* together and wrap n„ nnf,, the i S. Poat Of so it won't he long before Halloween game* arranged for package, for hallo D uda. twelfth fl(r booth. They had gob. of Ihey start packing. Ihem h> Ih.-ir leader. Mrs. Ar Of Seminole High grade Pott Office booth. package*. but tno ba>*th was *o HATH’ will have as their guest* th.ir Metcalf and a**i*tant leader. Thr hard work enlalled wa* popular they wmn gave out. thi* Saturday night VAH IT and Mi** Peggy Fleming Guests At Stetson well worth all effort*, aa we *aw Ttirir pure package*, from thr V.AII 'J. at th.- Ai the crowd pour forth into the cclcbritic* like Sen, Kcfauycr. Bv KITTY KIMBEI.I. The member* of Ihe T W Law- Mr-. Theodore Aulm, J r . Mr*. dancing (tie r a,-. Ih > Grif­ Joe I Reaitcy and Mr*. Louis gymnaalum fallowing their turkey Governor Collin*. Arthur Godfrey La*t Saturday night a big event ton Club. Future Teacher* of fin will give fort), wrb hi* InDay atsirled Mrs. Mrtcalf and dinner eon.umption in the near­ the Whi r llouic. yice-pe*tdent . . . i vn..„ i. * a, m , America, aat Seminole High School spring calLn a '1 th--.,- light on Mi»* Fleming with the party •/ by lunch room, irrved by Mrs. Niaon. Will Boxer* Ji . and Art 1 ' . . weic guest* of Ihe Future TeachIhrir fret, get oul a ■i reel!. If Iteliciou* cup cake* an-l coke* | t r t n „ b at strlmn t'niverslly on | Don flrey anj her eighlh grade l.inklfiler, were auctioned off annual Halloween harm a were enjoyed by Marilyn ami Su- you have already b -. rx ir.doctrlaotbetween vkit* in the auditor ort,| by the Lyman PTA. Thi* -ptie.lay morning. ! mother*. ranne Partin. Carol and JeAn ed. remember y.iu're \.,lco:ne to ' “«• Bidding waa rather keerv . huge au-cra*. and Thr acfompaniPl, by It wa* !nl*a*l (ratifying. to ire come Saturday night. jhr.w that the work involved sc people drtinng to pe.se.a one of rv njone attending had a good Mr( Kpn, Balpn,an 4 , r „n«*i Beasley. Bremla Day. Margaret, Skip and Ernie ll’vrrcl wilt etv lairn e ami Beverly Parker. the.e, wdh Paul Campbell, who ,llnc. Some of th. ralum e* were rn)0JpJ ,hr proiiram prrarntn| hv gating »uch marvelous rrsolts tnlain VAH 9 tn ihe patic the r It wav the first time in Iwrnty by now i* a velrtan P TA auction n-ally oulytandlng. in theJunior „ttl(|pnU (lf bo„, t)p| <am| , | lsh Diane \ulin. Bo*r Marie Iteadey, Gay I'lrey, Anne Slavik, ami Elitabrth Court hcnie. Friday nx year* that we hail not been cer, acting a* nu.lcr of ccremon ingh divi.kin l7th. *th. an-l nth afi(| High School. Jerry William* evening. Thi* is a bring jour own involved in some parti- ular Job if grades| the winner, of the co.lj „ S|onp K,)#n Vihlen. sml *tcak party, and start, a* *ix AdMBS. WILLIAM It* III Kit T JENNINGS at the carnival—usually in a umc Judging wen '-hi chi Hollett Mari.h,.m Campbell. .indents at We want to compliment the vare from one who kirn ; (Skip) booth. This time ne enjoyed mix­ teen agtr* on. lireit marvelous «'»l "haiion, ino.t orgm- M |s Hp|p mrmbPr, „f , hf p-nr| — dress warmly and bring the ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ing and mingling with the hood- ingrnuiiy m .during the aid of al; Phyii** Lyons, preltirst; and wh(ch di„.uJfCl| -Q Ui,tlr, | |,gr 4 Oviedo Women “six twelve." r ! figuic*. the wltrhc*, the grem­ John Courier to act a*tiu-irnia*l- Melinda llolli*. funniest. The (|| |-p, 1.|lPr, -i Penny and Tommy Peterson of Attend District lin* and Ihe hobgoblinsto our cr of crreinouir* for the dinir-a- Senior High winner* wrre Dana -j-hp purpotP „f [be Future Hidden t-ake wilt have a eoektaU bi-ait's content. dance. This wa* one of the mod Alexander, prettiest: Kami Dud- -jy^ber* ciuba ,,f America i* to Meet In Leesburg parly for Diddle and Boyd Weber Our only task wj* in follow popular piace* during ihe even- ley, funniest; and Kitty Kimball,' |ntrrf?T superior student* in the Saturday night at ala. Boyd and B* MARIAN JUNES Ihe photographer when he arriv-1 ing. John ami ti e tccn ageis did mo.*t original, atl member* of Ihelra,h |ns p, nfr«»mn a* the need Kiddie will soon be shoving off OVIEDO — Mr* Don (Millie Mu* Dixie Earline B e a r d , ed and act a* "hi* man Friday" a marveloua Job. junior ela*s. f„r tea.hei* ,n America is criticfor (Juoniet Point. Rhode lalarvd. I’lrey. president of the Oviedo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t'. E. for a *hoit period nf time, ohMillie tMr*. D->ni llrey said After ihe earnival, a wonder- at Woman's Club. All* Jo*eph lu-tn- Tim is the Drat of many partiea Braid, uf laii-elami, ami MiiJiam tatnlng names, Intoning to hi* that the ugh' grade »eryed oyer fu| |>arty wa* iield al th home *1 the I could say I don't hart, immediate pact pre.lrirnt, fur Ihem Robert Jennings, »on, of Mr and i-Ie*». throwing In a few of our ISO of those lusioua turkey dinner* * aroty n Wright »| •f *! Mr. II It Terrell and All.* Ruth know wh> ami probably be Did­ Mr*. W. R. Jrnntng*. of Sanford, °*ln oeea»ion»lly. I*»I eycning. GikhI work. Millie wrrt. c «rol>rs Wright. Car l)avid*on were among tho»c at- dle’* friend for life, but I'll were marrieJ reventiy in Like. To add to Ihe enchantment of U*t but not ic**l to be sure p(Vg'inii" lionna Je*n Binrih!^ Mari- O v / G c / o F o i k s trmlmg Ih e seventh dulriel Wo­ ri*k her wrath, and *ay thta; Ian I the occasion, although it »»* not wa* the highlight of Ihe eyenmg )>n >nJ j oann (;r r l r j ^pman'* Club meeting and lunch- she'* a lot of.fun, a good golfer, rr- , deliberate. Ihe light, went off on -o n e w. lyf.e *1 eagrrl, nntieb pruuma,r'K onc hundred l.yma rnn Tuc*lay aal Lee-burg The Rev. H G. Wheeler per rxecrllent bridgrr, and one of the We ttm-t to know how Allllie smallest gnl* I know. The Weber* formed the rrrrmnny against a ,h rrr different oeea.imt*—due In pating—the »uri i»e Ihe ficult) ,|)(!h Btirn,if ,i By MRS. RITII I-AVO had in store .fur u*—thrlr frolic* doe* it goes to Lcc*l»urg. take* »ome itefert in Ihe *njfrh boy. nf palm*, gladioli, . . . . . , On October Mr. ind Mr*. Ira Wilson hare background In Ihe merllng ind luneheun. hate many friend* in Sanford, ... _ , ... What goe* more with darkne** —or »kit»—on lie »!age in Ihr Greyhound* were ,ehoo| auditorium. rurne* home and i* chairman nf all nf them, active, attraetjx** returned from a trip to the Wc*t chry.amhemum* and candelabra. |h,„ Wll(hf. gho, u lnt, ,,lfh; Its M \llI AN JUNES that turtrv *utvper al the carnival People who will bo very *ory to Coa»l where they \intod ih e lr, •N’UP“ *1 mu»w «■» presented by The hoi dog Hand and .iJrwalk The auditorium .eat* 3oo It '. " w.'ii * mi nv ii-riii y i.n, n, that night, at which lime they *cc them leave. And Royd'* pretty nice too! son. Howard L . ami family m L'*ro1 Scl'*h- ,oloi*'irl ton^ \ l w , » Mm verilbUle' Vi ' gS!» cluhm't whip the ,-o lrrf d T e r planning on attending the "siet«.n served nvrr ISO. Los Angeles and then continued! tU)Um Bruw^* r t , r p l*ce all evening Mannr l rler*. There were . number of ................ of Fiona, HmmHave a pleasant weekend every The bride, given Young HarrHarr- " f 'augni, r emerging from it* injured player, win were unable gisrn min marriage luarringe hy I.) r(l *>' •*' Mr. Mr ami and Mra. M,». Ao.mg T here- 'e many graduate. one The men at N.A.S. wont tin National City to visit with herfather, wa* beautiful in a **• Mr. ami Mr*. Ben G. AA’aln- P 'flali doting Ihr entire .how. ..... nfric h >vIkmiIliving in tlvirrio With a parkage of brownie mix. have tn work thla Saturday, I ion, Hubert 5 , and family. gown of late over tulle anj »al- right at the hot dog .-amt. Mr. '* " r '" ,l ,*«f0" ‘. a n y t h i n g . 'mpMr ln s" 'nr \Ar know that Jam and Jimmy . ran of walnut* and a ran of hope. I'm *ure Rober* Conn wrill in. afeaturing a inbiini ncckimo Milton i»orf, Milton Uorc, Mr. ib *!1 l*nr*in. our I' IA ** wrek the *rn* i Mr arwl Mrs J <* i Mifharl arc chocolate .atire on your pantiy- be glad to bah) sit while Moth­ „ *••, V■ ILJI i ( I M Mr. ai.J Mr*. B- C. Greene ant| (onj| jatp t ,c o e» She iarri- ' ,r f - Thom** Moon. AD* Rtrvvart P ^ 'd e n l ami f.mrtii grade Ica.h <nr* are taking <uUri* for the an- planning on the trip to Del.amt »hrlf. and uni* ie.- errant In vo.,er plaj* golf What I m n n Is, if have ri-turned to their homo in cd a whit* Bible lopped with Gat. hel and otherhelpful firit 11 *n or '* I*1* miligalor of i« nual*. The fraithnll team and the on Saturday frreier, yon can have a super- Joti should run mtn Boh on the ,:raile mother*, they were Irpt ' ' nrth •h*1 pries' of <herrlrader* havr already had Amou Iho*.- planning (he rfeli de-.ert for uueXpectMl com­ town having • peril Ihe Mimititr white orchid riir.agc gulf rnurse, plea*r give him the their picture* taken hy Ihe photo- Caine.,tile Irek are Air- John at Lake George N. X. AI*o Iho •Mr*. Felton Drlk. ai i . r of Iho ,"1" #I1 f ' pnlna ’rrving hot dogs, a'lm pany. Tile hated brownie *>piarr* latrd news, so he may relay ft Icarhri- were *o grapher. Du.ia and *>>„ and datigtdrr, Lu- ate tupped with the ice fleam and 1,1 , j r ’ Thonia* King* have rclomcu from biuie ami matron of honor, « ore eiike*. coffer, pir* ami rake* gallu the chief cook and bottle waahTolay Ihe serond editi„i, of the ,!'er ar.d hathryn, Mr and Mr, rhoroUtr sauce, of course. ,n 'i1" ' kit* »n lie Mama. their sumini-r home in Ma*»a- a dre.a of American beauty taf­ ore Thr eokrv gave nut and they tr. ‘ Lyman I’up” ranie out. Il wav l-aw m A Hardy. Mr. ami Air*, Baby Bear and Red chuyrtls, a* have Dr. and Mrs. feta, styled with a sabrina nek- had to seek more in Ihe middle of **’* lli.lmg !|ood ,ve evpeet them to a bigger and better edition than 1 Alcan* and Alu* la-»na \\. E. Schellig. line and a full skirt. Her rur- the fes-lvnie* Mi*. It, C ADlier wa* having be parried a -.*> to Holl . wood any Ihe rirri one. It wa* printed on ’lr! »agc wa* whir vanda ureh.dmoment by talent aeuuts “ real tool*' pink and blaik pai-er . ) ! '“* *1*1* C. Moore arrived in town to Other attendants were Al,*. a marveloii* surer** of her eimk ,r ,n *!c ,hp T ' ’’..0' °'U[ a pend some time with Mr. and liia-ie* E. Beard Jr., Alt*. W C f 1 lahle She ««v abl> a*- „ They . , had .peculateI h ..Ihe «ame and Ihr Shadow. n„r go,..,, eol Mrs. Ira Wilson. Mr. Moore's home Jenning*. ,Ali*» Nancy While and b>' *omp of Ihr mother* of Jv , - i , u*_ u- .u .1* , *..r,r , Z ' -mnlsl. unmisl. divulged divulged a lot ,d i.-.icr r ',|Mrr" 1,1 ' ‘ ' ‘IIr ' » T ' night. \Ae thu.k Mailer Ten- P, | lng new* ' r*' Ldwanl Doda. amt Muller j* in Alilwaukre, Mich, but each Mis* June Jennings Their gown* ,,pr *:r*,,p Careful lo make our Sue *pikrd Ihelr drrama though . * ... , Duda Atr. ami Atr*. Hardy plan widler he i* one of Longwuod'a of allernaling *hade* of ruse. «veto r n rf,‘" r p*rl' fr"m *,nn'1p her dr b> *aying D nt if thev tmd llnlly™ •'0' pni'>rr * > 1 Junior, ate »t.itinR their -on and daughter Xaaittvra. Mvlrd like th.. h<„,..r ...... . Hra.ies, which ,*»* * hard Job tn •tylrd like th, honor attendant'*. wih*l a-piraimn*. they -..Bid | have |f,on,onnS * lame a.ler tin- m \ | r and Air* Donald It.ir do. wf pirkr.l the < akr mail,They woip corsage* of whilr .ar- . , to tuck the children , nrin their 1 mM,,la game at the American ,|, „ |„ |r \ | „ , Hart wilt t«■ Ihr Mra. Ca**ir klaier*. who arnv natron*. ' *" 01,1 ,rlr,Ml ^m-nrrr , U|Krv,.inrl) ,n)lrr ,htII , rm, jn ,| Hall on I’taine U ke Ad .lir.t „f u , an<| vir, y.rwln H recently in loan after ‘pend Mr*. Beard rho-c. for I er WV have hit,I sample* „f he, carry them .-long |<> HoII>wo, n| tn *BI l>e twenty-five cent* Al-.ll and Mr and 'tr* Atranv ing the summer m Ea-t Wake daughter's wedding, a dress ,,f rake* ami pn , many a time and . . . . " — continue teaching H um -due to ar" rul^ ‘,rin*‘, **,H Be sulil will visit hi* ninth, r. Atr* J S ........... which — ... .... * m r Tn' ' *'f, * ° ‘l 1 B?°‘l *M-1 Ihe Iremrnil iu ta-k of rrpla.r Work i* progte- mg rapidly <*n " " " iierbvrl BaUance *on* Eavt* U k c she wore a hat of while brushed wool and o * c. , wr r?uM iakp '*,,.'i ment* Ihe new cU**r,mm* ami r a fetor R"b AVard told u» he might go Ave. for a few weeks. white glove*. Thtv wa* ronipli i 1. , ,r *"p'- wh'('h “ r Wr woul I n„l |ia/., d a ; , m *um and everyunr i* locking for- bp. alw, Mr. EDI.* I h mlng Mr* nf Ihe erowd. The ii wrre many w ,p l ,n ,hp,r completion t'la.sra Fleming (Kl* r> plan* en baby *it Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kalun of mrnted hy her hiack hag and ^ r\ • 1" * 'lv donr !,lir U a an I orchid rnc*agr. . .. ____ , . ... tn -addition to Ihe. h„.-r crowd in "ow bpln* hpI,l I" 'he M r l h o d i . l ' f,,r 'L'ughlrr. Sadje, I Mr* ....................... T. .................... Green l j k e , were visitors at thr shoes............. Mr*.. Jrnning*. Jrnninr*. mother uf ihe ii. J w" ,‘ 'he midl'ortum who did net *tav H'ureh at C*..rllH-rrj hand room. F d -ard Du,In *n they .an al of the tun list weekend. groom oom. wore a lw,. piece en.em/ j ,,r *r ' V ’ f"r the finale RougM,. we would ,‘n', »n *>'p auditorium will he ,prol ,hp C»mr M *hp **op* «"• lo m o te in ln t h e ir n e w ---------'»*'*'**“x ' ,av -rproM .".:ely five hundred Mr. and Ain. Merle allrris ol ble of‘ "blue faille with harmonic The old lunchroom ha* it* and an orchid ^ " ff<‘ Ur” w'p -a"’p "• -n p one lu, Ion Gardiner, .Ale, have taken an ing arccsionr V 1$ Limelight On Lyman Miss Dixie Ear line Beard Weds William Jennings In Lakeland Longwood ■Plan To Attend Homecoming friend* am) will vi*d her daugh ter while there mat The Thursday ContracI Bridge Club wilt meet with Mr*. ...... *»• Jame* thi* Thur?da) evening at her home on Lake llcwell. Among Ihove playing will lu-. Mrs R. C. Carlsun. Air* t harle* Nickol* and J!r* I/Croy Neuman. I* game!hn was t«ifh . i . _ i .a « a .t overlaid -----■•mr mAi new addrrf b v V j ! ! L cJ. h m hanrrd year under the .nonioi*hip of the t i e n j a T c ? A.'Ilt; "J S S , T d fm i- iM Sirkiirr n jr. ? Sirs. C. Snow, who has been Haying at Ihe Sarrpta Rest Home . I* visiting in town for a few days and iron hopes to be able to re­ turn to her home. Anmitirtrr* Ihf Rcmnvnl of hi* nffict* to his former location on Mngnolia Avenue over Touchton DruR Company — Telephone 557 — ^ . leadline daleTfc of' Nov- - * « . » *fur taking order> On Halloween the Senior girl* n ,. MARIAN IOM « attended a comblnall >n Hallowern OVIFDO-The WMF .tmlv rour.e and .lumber part, given'by'Ka’ty ^ thr u v honk hf,il n! I lf u lV M imf nix.*., nixi , ? Mr‘. r '• for H.r orca.mn " w M r^H riP D afiililr. M" Net hr i'a r ne.,! Mra. A II Jr Mri S l! Riggln*. Mr- 'ne I. !lr**lry. Mr* Lawson A. Il.niy, Mr. **r 'M r tlf . Mrs. luvqis Dav. Mr* c M ' rip- v|r* A It Tedford. Mr* P N ih»mi-on. Mr. v . r F King. Mr-* J ( Mlcharl Mr* J"*h Beailcy. Mr* T. It Pipkin, <' p<,ppr r - -Means, and Mr* Nita Alford. i <* i v i 11 i * a** * ** ** ** i *** * * m j ** i •«» »»Lrlpliqni, an 1 ihr met t ** « ith a aeronil <nrf^ ymmejpniDU.frpm thr sale* win go to ,)rr i,.. r a , smiling aiul ahawint OM WMU Studv Course H o c Lorqe I n , - Turnout T u rn o n * Has ............ V - ....... « - • .A. T S Davis, .Mrs, C. B. DavD and Miss I wa* durk„ V,..... game. Tl-e chib Jane Smoot. j M,n (j . . ia. P(i For a wedding trip ,llP WPI, ,r)ln i ri ,“pf *lurk’,POnrp / '" " l “ . r. # a an<l eu»*t beachr*. ■ Air* rho*e *healh dre*. dre»» of 2 voo.r a *neaih ied 5 wool W tori* * ,Unn, b~’k* f°r ,hflr " and orlon. set off braulifully- by B ' Joe Ball!. • and Mr. Doj Mr* Selma I.ar,oin of Farm­ ia ,k aetc**orir*. Following their bnrgcr also ^■<1 i ffamr the ington. Air . ii ex|KH'te<l to return ;;m w n .'hi, w ^ e l T .lenT'lTm Z ™ T " ' , 'hfir ^ trip. •*»> »«• -B udori.lhe" 1 ,, e ^ . t her h ,L i t ree | Ou, 'i ? ' "" 11 ‘n " 1 f..r • 11 ‘ a.v,«>. a huge surre... Virder at her home lure. [ Out of town guests *t ,hc wed . Mlv " • McCall „l>o had ». . ~ r~ , V .* . e,e Mr »"d Mrs. J. ,hj,rte another popular *m,r Tuevda1 rvening a .tirprlro M. Jenning* andSin. c H - lhc balloon hunting game The hirih-Js> party was held at the Jenning. „f Evan.rilJe Ind - h’ ,,h u a **urrounlei| with ’p u , McGrath home on Alaine St. The Nr|yjn’ and Nr-vlll SIa„Khtrr of pr* ••H “ evening ------oeca»ioti «a» the birthday* of lerry ; Sir. and Mr*. C. L Davi* wou,d no not have rrrognirrd James AleGrath ami llenchail rn certain. That man walkTampa; Mr and Mr* ' George ' ,m ' , ,r Dcmoret. Included among thoio of lerry . of Oxford; ai, . »">u round d rm ed »o funny and attrnding wrre. Mr. and Sirs Neal Rtanlejr, of Tampa; Mr. anl Sir* w rjri,* K * r« ' "Bh large pock , ... „ ........ .... Mr*. V ir,''« Gilbert, Sir* Dcmoret ami child­ -Vr ' Wr* 0 . H Day.. *U no'"' "'her than our mir ren, ISt-vei and Bobbie. Mr. and L . 1. Mr* Maurice Pcrly and children, and Mrs. George Shipp. „f S4n. f'"iner prineipal. Walter A. TeaRue On hi* hack he bore a sign April and Staurire Jr.. Jame* Rob­ *or“ ' — Pick My Porket*". The third ert nd Sir*. Jame* McGrath and Old favhlnned burnt «up«r eak grad,- .ponvorel thi* feature. Ihe two honored guest*. Mr*. John Dad* and Mr*. Frr l Mr* F* Atenick, who has been takes to a rnoeolatr froillng. a patient at the Sanford Aleinorlal Hospital having sufferer! a broker, hip it now eonvelesemg at the Sarcpla Rest Homo in SanDr. Harry Z. Silsby fold. We were *orrj to learn thal Mr and Mr*. William Otto Jr., will •u-.n be leaving town a* they are moviug lo Orlando. t . *■-«"* *Thry nil r h?'* m,ny j *1 lr* * * 1 The attire at Lyman (hit year 1* not so informal at in P'1*1 >, .,v . .. irtm „ ,ir. r i|,"d ,, 1 rrmuda nr other— The light hrgm* In dim now is wri draw to a close. Next week we i| be back again with more "Limelight on Lyman". « • fc" *,-Fool <•’ ... .aid "AIv■ ' He rxrllr-dlv ...... it l» hrtolng with tle earnlSal.” h< venlor.-il to tell u*, Not rreoam/ma the -mall lad wr in,|uirrd a* to what his mother wa* to <t > "Oh, she 1* going to *etl free ticket* for ihe ride*," hr a**urrd us. All m> attempt* were lo no avail ‘o g e l. him to understand that the ticket* would n«d be free |(r went merrily -m his wav. ttr re| urnp,| to wnrk laughing av we wtlkrd dnvvn the «lreet — — Short some fruit Juice fur a molded *weet *alad made with uivflavored gelatin? U*e ginger alct OPEN FOR BIDS The Sanford Carden rinh voted to aell their rluh house am! groimd*. front­ ing npproxinuitcly 202 feet on MelloltviHc Ave. anil 2ni feel on K. First St., opposite Femlnolo Memorial Horyiital nnd en*t nf the Ma.vfnir Inn. Full leynl description of the property mnv be obtuiued nt the Office of the County Clerk. Seminole County Court House, Hanford. Fla. llid* mnv be sent to tbe Sanford Carden Club. Route 2. F»ox 455 The ritfht to accept or reject nny or all bids is reserved by this club. AH bids must be received on or before Novemlier 15. l!>5fi. THK SANFOIll) GARDEN CLUB l-IMIK HI T IILI KS* 1 heir's g»in to be a ring arutiml vo,ic mekl ' nlby Sairy i* shown a* the wav attempting to (os* a ring while Mr-. Jo>, Kiklrr, Jr. look* on, It was the loth Grade I 'u k Game • t Uvlrda't llullnurn Carnival. (Photo Hy Jamraon) VOTE FOR M. L NICHOLS For City Commiss ioner Group 2 OBLIGATED TO NO ONE DETERMINED TO SEP* THAT MR. AVERAGE CITIZEN GETS THE MOST FOR HIS TAX DOLLAR <Voto at City Hall for City Commlasloner Nov. 6. Ill50) Paid Political Adv. �\ o ll« li TU Il'h U U i T O ; lla r io u ► H h i t t l l u l s l U 'f U lf t U r u u K h n . N iw Y o r k . N. u r v ii» n u r ^ «fw «li I f f » l IO « e PACTS OF T K CCU JTSV V T ITS ONLY 5 £ V t’< t r iO C Y A * 0 (MSOMePAOTS W H V A O E Y O U V E L L 'N G > A S L C f ; j A 5 IT I S U T T C O A V J V E T . Y O U \N C N T F E E L T H i S I f 1 102 | ‘* r k A w r*u # N »w t o r n i% N * w Y o r k ) l* f ( j* r t t* A n i< U I t ; i ’a r k A ***»ut ,N <« Y o r k , N i * Y iir k J u . U tU li H t i t i l l k a ii.t r i i l l t»ukl>o. N ow Y o r k . N Y. it m r u ilM d l r u i o r i «n<l * • » t W ith 1** T r u a l i i * . i»i lh « .Ntw Y o rk * VUitUn*! i"©riKiralliiiit a <!Utoh*«J FliofluJfli. c o fp o la tlo lu ANUj *U p t r t o n t h o v lo f o f c l t l m l t s to h a l t ao> I M o r t a l l « H i* f » 11« w • Itiii «jt k fi tacit p n ip * i |jf» 11l u a t* li» s t m l r M t i :w u fn > , F lo rid a * , tu a l l ; T h * I V t i f |oo f t * ! t*f Hi# tk iu lh h a lf of H H U of 100 M ;<« of H t t tlo a l» , T o w f ilh lv - I l U n i t So l - i * i T h a M t if f O o f I k l l auIt I f (•* N m o t a t r r l a l n c lo u d * and In <ju>«t and c o n f irm th« i h l a to th a ano M rjf », r i bad p r f* ftP t f. T h a ftim a o f lh « C o u r t In w h ic h • u lt I* in t l l t u l f d it th a C ir c u it C o u r t of th a N in th J u d ic ia l c i r c u it In a n d for h c m ia o lt C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida T h a a tth ra v la ic iJ H it * of (h a • t u t * It K I1 N N L T II A M i l l MAN * t a l r i a l n t if f *, %a H l l l T O N F t Y IIIT i. t l at, lip ftn d a n tB . Y o u a n d t a i l i o f y o u a r t h#r*h> n o t if ie d t h a : th a > u l | to t n r n m c tu U d i an d c o n f ir m t h a t it I a Id lh a a hot a i l t t c f Ih a il |ir«*|i« rtjr ht« U * t hr o n « h t a i a l r i t l y o u , in t h a o b o v i • M lt H d u i i u , hy K K N N I .T J I M it tv iA N f t at, and i n n a r t ( i • r a ­ il * t »**tu1.fed to I l i a w iit i th a *.*1a rk o f v h lt C o n n , i« » « r w r i t t e n op* p a a ra n c a i p a r t o n a llr n r b y a lt a r * n ty I f u r a n i w f f or n ih a rw l* # pro c a r d fi« re in o n t h a S la t d r r of N V iir m l'a r , A l * . I *-.4, t-i t iie aV im * p la in t In a t id t u l t ,** f € i | i i i r * ad hjr taw I I f ra in fa t! not o r a f W e rt a f*m C o ltffa a o w ill ha # n i* r * ‘*t a g t ln v t you H I T X FJJfft n u f h a n d and • * • ! of M id C o u r t at ifa n fo rd , Hrm M iol# Coui«l> . F lo r id a , th la iT th d ay of O c to b e r A- i*« l i i i n I* lU r n d o n . C la r k o f th a C ir c u it C o u r t. H am lnola C o u n t y , F lo r id a t f t C A iii f ly ; A r ia J- l.o n d i u l i t I*a p u t r c i# r k of »aid C o u r t K K U l K I I ANT» m ' . T T I M I I l A t a lln I I K n o t I t a t t ln t h a u * A H n r n * y e fo r IT n ta U ff* i T#ypar It u IJ M f * r P a r k . F lo r id a BATHING LOBE The ancient Maya*, who Uvrd in Ihe Yuctaan area of Mexico, ap­ parently were rleanUteu-mindcii. According to an old Spinith colonial law, if a Ma)a houicwife failed to hare a hot bath ready for her working *pou»e when he came home in the evening, He hail a right to beat her. Time* have changed, hut what iroiern wife couldn't pamper her huabaml with a temperate bath when he rnmea home after a hard day on the Job? And you can ptcaae your huaband even funhrr by proriding him with manly thick ton el*, a bath bruah, and • b i'h pillow. Such treatment It aure to rure a rate of "grouch." Try it and ace I MODERN s h o c k in g ••HUG-METir.nr* MADE Ol WASIIAIII.E NYLON You can walk in u winter won­ derland, and never notice tl.c cold, thunk, to u new rhlil-brraking undrrga-mrnt. Thia modern veraion of the old ' ‘hug•mr•tiKhl,, it wathablr, weigh* only .even ounce*, and Iin'l a bit bulky — thanki to a layer of ipeiially de­ veloped inaulation quilted between two layer* of nylon. The garment alipi over the head and hang, doven to the hip*, front ond back, like a aandwich board. Then it can be filled to any aire by lying (trim a attached to the walatline. It’* at ea«y tS launder at any nylon, and ai quick lo dry. n rr t r ie L’nlein a foundalian garment it kept really clean, ita all-important claatleity give* way far too >oce. And the only way to keep it really clean la regular, frequent v .iiiltf. How To Turn Dusty Discards Into Shining Gifts In Ik e « w a n e l I k * « « a n iy J a d « a , k r a i a e l c i wHR«j, 1 lo r lJ a . In P rm knifv Vn r a t Ita tn fa a f IlD M C N D U . U K I J I C I I , h fr a ia t d T a I I I C fad I la f t nnd P a t t a n a l l n * * ••• • *alm a a r ll# m » » * « 4 |« lo « t • a id I . * ia t a i Y o u and r i c h o f y o u a r t h a ra h y n o l l f j f d a n d r a n u lr f d to pra»ant a n y r la l n it a n d d f in a n d * w h ic h you. n r t lt h # f o f n»u. m a y ha « a t c t lr t « t t h a * * ta ta o f IM m u n d H \ M aiarh. dar e a *ed U t a of -aid C o u n ty Ilia i ’on n t y Ju d g a of ham ln«da C o u n t y . F lo r id a , a t h it n f f lr a In th a c o u rt h o u d o f aald C o u n t y at P a n fo rd . F lo r id a w ith in a l ( h ( c a l* a n d a r rm-ntha fro m th a tlm # of ih a f lt* t p u b lic a tio n of th is n o lle * I a c h c la im o r de m a n d t h a ll Ha in w r l t ln a and t h a ll a ta ta th a p la r a « f ra * lil# n r a and p**t n f f lc a a d d ra t* o f th a c la im a n t , a n d t h a ll ha twrorn I > h r th a f la lm a a t , h it a c * n t or a tt o r n a y . a n d a n y auah d a lm or de m a n d not *o file d t h a ll ha void. X a r la T M altch A t a d i n ln l t t r a t T li of th a K a t a ta of K d m u o d W , M altah d a c e a t td ' n r * * tM ib llrd lln w 'f k 'l o h t t t l t ill k la r k S t T a e t la n d , J r . A tto rn a y at l^ w . p o Itn« SS«. n a n fa rd , F lo r Ida. A tt o r n a y fo r l « t*ta r i.d c n o n r n i i n v u v T in v lvM l»r and b , , l r l u , a t a iiih u r t t r la m , * • X I * , o r o f tho i'ii» of a o n fo rd . 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I 'lt f f m Vb l t , and W H i t ,h l> unraa. a t t n , p r r r o r , o r , , H , t , r - 1lon in v r iT N rtn A v v h e r r o r i h * , r briauntn mi Iba O lr of • lauttd Iba t ,,l nf lib d a, H RA LI ,f my band ,, Maynr or Panford, florid* and lo h, affiiad b,r«ln 1 t*ld r*lfy -i, im , in. Look around and you’ll find all sorts of useful-but-unused articles Classified Ads can turn into ready cash for Christmas shopping. That outgrown hike, the movie camera and projector you never find time to use, the golf cluhs that haven't hit a hall in years. They’re all cashable QUICK—with Classified Ads. Look ' cm out . . . . then call 1S2I O c ia b a r . 1 *1« r n o t 'O T T A , V i t o r o r Ib a c i t y • a m o r d , r io r id a at For Your Own Shopping 11wot t s. m m r ilr n a rk ricT inara *««■ N O T IC E IP IIE r rU T O IV K N th a t w a a t , ••■ •■ ad In bualnoaa a t t i l l O r la n d o Ito a d a n d a r ib a r in l it o u a oam a of M A I U - .V E M .K c r v r n T and th a t w n In tra d in i n • i r r M id n a m a w lfb ib a C la r k nf t b * c i r c u i t C o u r t, P a m ln o l* C o u n ­ ty. r i o r l d * . lb o r c o r d o n r * w ltb lb * p rn a la lo n o t l b * r i e l l l l o u * N a m * ttiN to*. t « - w l« : t r e i l o n u v e a F l o r ­ id * B t a lu t * t i l l w. r, I’almor O H. r*lm*r ¥' * WATCH FOR THE — 1 1 : A lot of girl* who think they have u "bad'' complexion, actually have a complexion that'* not i lean. A ca-ual quirk ipla,h *t the fio c and throat ju«t bn t enough to remove grime and make-up. I'nrea that become clogged and arc allowed In vtavar that vi ay help create a "bad" vkinA ll take, plenty of noapvud, and warm water to produce a healthy glow, • GIFT SPOTTER STARTING SOON ON THE WANT AD PAGE f f �II—USED c,\n s THIS WAY. to what you want C LA SSIFIED ADS Ph. 1821 1A-PLACES is EAT 1953 Nash Rambler eenvertibie, good rend.turn. 8600. Call 2oU7. BUSINESS SERVICES I t—BF.AUTY P i n i o n s SPECIAL 810 Permanent. 8SM EVA HESS HKAl'TY SHOP Phone 5C3 810 Wave* by Zulu* & Realistic 87.50 Thru Nov. Open 8 a m. * Call 971 IIAItKIKIT'S REAL'IY NOOK i —BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING WOOLSEY Murine i'ini>licH COT INSOMNIA? , Need » night­ Fnr Yuur lloal cap? We're open '111 2 e.nu Senkarik C.laan and Paint Co every night but Sunday. THE 112118 W. 2nd St. Phone 320 DOGGIE DINE It it DAIt, Lake Mary. _______ n.w e You m :i n it 1 11\>; o f f THAT NEW ROOF b c-m ir you 8—PERSONAL NOTICES fear the rust will he loo gre.il 7 Why not drop m ' It’ll coal you ROLLAWAY, HoiplUI end Haby nothing to talk it over. You may Bed* Day. Week, or Month— have a plra*»nt surprise In store ' Tel. 1425. Furniture Center — 1111.1. LUMBER A SUPPLY 110 Wcit P in t SI. YARD 223 IV. 3id St.. PHONE S3 ’The Lumber Number. WELCOME (ilITS Out ere long cherished are c»»y McRANEY-SMITII PAINTS to *eleet from Powell * varied 2415 S. park Phone 120J etoek. Come In and look around. 1987 ROYAL PORTABLE Ted II ui in-It TYPEWRITERS fur PAINTING No Down Payment 2C01 Grandview Phono 1352‘U. 24 Month* To Pay For Painting call Mr. Talker. Ph. Lav-Away Now for Christmai 668-XK. Room special 814 95. POWELL'S OFFICE iL ’P P U 117 S. Magnolia phone OHO FLOUR sanding and finishing. RUMMAGE SALE Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole county sinco 1925. Saturday. Nov. 3 H. M Gleason. Lake Mary 9:00 am . to to o pm JIT SANFORD AVE. HEMODK1.INC,? Henrfil— Knotty Pine Panel 2ll,c »q. ft. Church of God Cjprel* Panel tg'*c *q. ft. Beautiful Fur Natural Finish AUTOMOTIVE UKECIKY U MIIEK -AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Sell Your Car to ROY REEL 300 W. SeconJ St. 6th L .Maple Phone 2862 29-PIANO SERVICE L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Phone 2161 Route I. Sanford Thl* ii a free guest pas* to the 21-ROOFJNG-PLUMBING Prairie Lake Drive-In theetra PLUMUING for W. M. Tripp. Sanford. Contract and Repair Work Exp. Nov. 11, !»:■«. Free Estimates >—BOATS AND MOTORS R, L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1829 Eflarude- Sale* k Service W. J. KING HOBSON S p o rtin g Cooda Plumnin'* Cor1- 'nr 394 ItL St. Ph<""' “ All Oil Fired Healer* 14-fl. Runabout including mutor Cleaned and Serviced Ph. 50 JIM. 820 Escambia Dr . Phone 2531 Orlando Dr. u»h. CERAMIC TILE USED MOTORS Paul F. Mueller .v Sun I'h. 154 Unconditionally Guaranteed Free estimate, (Jirdtty work. 0 Mercuiy Mark 55 PM'AIIUNC A HEATING Demoitralori • Scntie Tank Installation ft Service 4 Evinnide 7V* HP Heater Service. Archie f . Har lett. I’hnnc 743-AV or 1335 Perfect) ... . 4 Evinrula 30 HP. 3 month* til, complete with contrail and ank ' ................ ■• • *39r‘ few io HP. 19Mt Mercury* j a y i : i i i. i r eft ............................ SAW 1957 MODELS. NEW .oirailina and Itrpalr HP ............................. *»« IM7 Sanlnrd Ave. Phone 1113 HP . •• m. 8015 Plumbing. kresky Heating 1.L TYPES BOAT TRAILERS M. G. HODGES mlng Oul—1 Only Service on A11 Water Pumps— 1199 Fiberglass Boat *110 Wells Drilled - Pump* Patda Road. Phone 100 utllner Aluminum Boili and ‘Tberglass Boat* from 8299. 12—SPECIAL NOTICES OK for the new 10 HP end 00 CUSTOM UPilOLSTERING IP Mercury* coming soon. olzp Covers and Drapes W. P. SMITH STANLEY KUI.P Motor*—Boa t»—Paint*—Gian PHONE ZS58 J. S. Park Phone 1203 GAT LI.* IIROIIIERS DUCK SEASON OPENS Dragline A Bulldozer Service WEDNESDAY, Nov. 7th Ph. 2332 Geneva. 2498-W Senior I Get Your Bolt and Mutor Here i>11LAN DO Sentinel Star, Call and SAVE! 1957 Evinnide* in stock Ralph Ray, 3150. 1954 Evinrudr* on Sale FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s while they le*t! Well Dolling. HOWARD C See the mo*t complete LONG, Phone 314 207 Kan Stock of U*cd Mutor* Commercial Ave. Your Evinnide Dra r ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 301 E. li t St. Pimae 091 ENVELOPES, Letterhead*. slatements, Invoices, hand bills, and programs, e t c . Progressive II-TRAILERS Priming Co Phone 4(8 — 403 It will nay YOU lo »ce n* before Writ 13th St. you buy. Open Kerning* and FOR EVERYTHING in hardware Sunday*. and paint see—Hill Hard" arc Eatlnida Trailer Sale* Palatka, FU. Co.. 301 E. lat SU l ’iioc* 53 )J4 Va-Ka-Shun-E(te, 14-fl. house- Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. We build, design and refimih. trailer. ‘Tight a* a baby earriSee at 918 French, Pb. 5I-R. age", perfect for vnraliunmg. Only 8250, anil assume payment*. 40 HOUR Alarm (Tocka. Guarante­ PHONE 1Q20-J. ed 81.83. Sanford Jewelry & Luggage. 3i)0 Sanford Avc. or Sale: 1935 "B unrry «fi-ft. house trailer with 39' cabana. Iluu-r Cleaning- AAtmlaw*, Floors, Call 1634 XW. Olflre. Call 1119 J. II. ('. Caldwell fiouTlhH I—TRUCKS PI MPS A SPRINKLER S3 HT EJIS TTBNTION LONG DISTANCE TRUCKERS. Great Dane 34 All types and sizes, installed 0 "Do It Youiself.” and 35 foot uird all aluminum WE REPAIR AND SERVICE produce van*. AUo two 1953 Dia­ S T I N E mond T 180 IIP Cummin* DieMachine and Supply t o. xd sleeper tractor*. Excellent Ph 62 rendition. Grrat Dane Diamond 2ii7 W. 2nd St. T. 103 So. Orange Uloiioni CROSLEY - IlKNUlX Trad. Orlando S-9051. Night— Sate* nnd Se-vke Call Mr. Reeve* 3-1209. UANDALI. Electric Company II—USED CARS Service— (duality —Satisfaction 19 NASH Super 4 dr. sedan, Ph. 113 Sanford 2437 J —3 De llary iood body and motor need* T. vrBEHVICE -one Tran*, work. Hallo, bestDay or Night ■r above average tires, 873 oo SEMINOLE T.V. ■aVh. See at 103 E. 2l*t. St. Aft5<13 Celery — Ph. 1255-J. •r 5:30 p.m. DICK MAI'KS DOES THIS BEAUTIFUL FALL WEATHER make you want to Tile Contrador — Phono 2138-W. ,L ° ul Z Then see Ray A61!Her . £a I13-*UIOOLS-INSTRUCTION , .£ .go. . go? run for real value* In USED LEARN Hawaiian Dancing, 5 yrs. CARS. Phone 2456. or after 6 up. Ailelc Heilman, Ph. 2221 J. p.m., phone 1343-W........... THE 37 PONTIAC’S ARE COMING! • EMPLOYMENT ’ This Is a free guest pass to tha 29—HELP WANTED—FEMALE Rill theatre for Mrs. O. J. Waitress wanted, Apply To*jeh■.ally of Lake Mary. ton Drug Co., Mr. Gilpin. Exp. Nov. 11, 1954. ~ LADIES ~ . ; * 1951 Ford Victoria, very 'lean. Spend 3 4 hours dally represent­ Radio, kaalar, w/w liras. 9491 ing Avon Coimetlri. Liberal Cushman motor scooter, 135.. commission. Contact Mr*. J. Jut W. Second SL Ruaseli, P. O. Jtua 97L Uclajklw. 27—HELP WA.VTPD - MALE 4!—ARTICLES fer RALE 47-FURNTTVBE—HOUSEHOLD 95—HOMES THE SANFORD HERALD Fri.. Nov. 2. 1956. P*** • MEAT CUTTER. Mu»t be Exp. Singer electric portable sewing u,ed furniture, appliance*, tool*, 2 bedroom home. 200 ft. Fenced turner lot, oak trees, Uy Owner, and hive a general knowledge machine, sew* perfect .. 935.10 <tf> nowchi-aoM. U r ty ’i M«r Phone 1714-J. of n nrlf-icrvicc meat market. Miglag washer, like new .. 5.>oo- 321 East Dt. St. Phono 1331. u w T - to w e m m tMu*t be »ober. Apply TIP TOP Walnut tea w a g o n ............27.50 YOU'LL LOVE SUPER MARKET, 329 Sanford Krnmore washing machine 4S.OO Tin* is a free gueit past to the THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK Avc. E'eetrlc range, ihowa care 60 oo Movteland llide-ln theatre for 2-BEDROOM HOME Ga* range, apt. lire . .. 42 7-0 P. II. Wyatt, Sanford. This home ha* large living room 2*—MALE or FEMALE Kelvlnator refrigerator. 9! . 65 oo with fireplace, 2 extra Urge Exp. Nov. 11, 1956. link with hobart bedrooms, dining room, kitchen 820.00 dally, Sell Luminous Door Kitehrn dishwasher ............... ....... 73.<»t with plenty of cabinets, break­ Plate*. Write Reeve*. DepL No. arbor bench law . . . . 47.50 fast room and nice screened-in 2nd ANNIVERSARY 150 Attleboro, Mast. Free (am ­ 18Tilt gauge shotgun, like new .. M no pori-h. ple*. IN' OUR 22 auto, rifle, scope-tile . . . . 30 ft) Beautifully landscaped grounds SANFORD LOCATION 32 automtllc pistol ............ 1750 with outside sprinkling system, 29—SALESMEN - AGENTS Girl* bike, good cond ......... 15.001Echols Hi-Rirrr ... 994 50 central heating for extra com­ . . 99.90 fort Excellent residential loca­ NEWSPAPER street taleiboyi. Large close closet ............... 27 fur Sofa Bed am Chur SUPER TRADING POST Hollywood Bed . . 49 50 tion . . Age* S to II. Apply to 3lark 2117 LAUREL AVE. Phone 2033 AV. Fice headbvjnii un Holly woo,i Heirs, Tha Sanford Herald, after On 17-92 — ODIIAM A TUDOR. INC. Reds Pfcnue a ' n r-f-Vcr* #/ 2625 S French Ave. school. 1 Ladies and 1 Man's 24“ bicycle Dr t.i'r free i lleaifa, All Dinette Set* Discounted Phono 2100 — 2980 Phone 227S-J. t I*S *cotfeJ it hi, clii*i 39—WORK WANTED. FEMALE 813990 Bunk Reds ........ $U900 d o r *** * Ur I irii ce«!J 2 Bedroom CR House, Wynnc»ui.d 3-RoolU Group .............. 233 00 be c*cd In best dor, Jiy p, Range, Refrigerator A Hcaiir. LIVE HA IT Baby titling, reference*. 1U15-M. J-Pc. tu n e d Sectionals lajyo ('■•(z r'irei * Ciisslficd Hardwood Floors, Tile Bath. Shiners, Bull Heads. Pop Guta h uouer t (Foam Rubber) VI 1* i*e Ti-pt Tflb'Sc, Laundry, curtain* done i t home. Equity 8S4H). Ph. 7W-R. 5 Dozen. 95c • berrlf tffeiirl » call fr**i Ph. 1283-J. Missouri Minnows and Worm* BEDROOM t ni.* *V* bt) * iisisti Will e r e fur children in my horac » D r*cery-E. G en,v. Avc. Double Drettrr liliM f.v site. Reveled Mirror by week. Ph. 1949-R. 3 pc. jjvjnj kuytr. Two m l Bookcase Bed tables, coffee tabic. Ph. 139-W Innfrspring Mattress TIRED 32—UUSINLSS OPPUKTUMIIE j* F8 |*«Jl,*t i s.* e.»*, Box Spring (2 pillows FREE) of tho same old thing; ? S H O E S IM Grocery k Filling Station. Well established business, good loca* Sc* uur new line of floor covering Sr« the spacious new tasicfull) different homes In —, — Iuntie* ami Children and complete home furnishings. lion. White neighborhood. Rea­ South Tmccrcst Sanfort FREE DELIVERY son for selling, sickness. Phone 81.98 — 82 94 Grave Manors Sanfort ECHOLS 111.BRING CO. 9243, Sanford, Fla Juai Arrived—a big selection of Corner 2nd 1 Magnolii, Th. 1232 Valencia A'illas DeLar.i new style* in must sizes Release Friday, Nov. 2. 1954 This Is a free guest pais to the “Bud Bamberger'' Mgr. IMMEDIATE Pimric I-ile Drive-In theatre Open Mnnday's til 9:04 p.m. G A R R E T T S ’j a a a c a u m DAILY C R O S S W O R D W for .Miriam Yinup, Sanford. VISIT OCR BALCONY OCCUPANCY Ui'JSJU SiaSKXX A 3 Luton 19 AlROSS Exp. Nov. II, 1956. MU-iLi>i rarir‘n :t 323 E First St. Phone 1122 l Teller of nulls e pope na i an i t Ideally Sit uni rd n m rjc iM I*—FARM and GARDEN Sa­ 4 Flowed :o untruths Cambridge i-ryslal stcamware, Luxuriously l'lnnncd r.xa n»JD u n u FINANCIAL mar­ 6 Removed 5 P-iby * Candlelight pattern, 8 goblets, Home grown Marion Market Cabp o a w rj n u n i .Moderately Priced ium i Print 1 Miner a sherbets 91 oo per Hem. q u a s'*. 34—INSURANCE i»ym ) uni*.4 liagr Plants. R. F. UTen*haw, 6 Toward the > Specie* of UU32K4U Can't break sets, Ph. 932-J. .1 and i Bedroom Homes with 1 Unit Ph. I7II-W. sheltered 22. pier < Arch.) DBU HZ! BL-.lv an t 2 baths situated "tl Urge, COMPLETE MODERN of side siicn ija h 'j u p . h It) Jewish HEAR the NEW V. M. Tap* Re­ Lirgc blooming African viulits, artistically landscaped l«t o n it-jp V-iTi *: INSURANCE morlh 7 Excavated weight corder 815 down. VVtebolJCs Paved streets and nil other UDVL4V1 ISD.ILiil value 81 .on for 5<X GRAPEAd the NEW KINDS of fir* and ? Texes 24 Epoch 11 Itepion city eonvenienres make these Camera Shop, 2in S. Park Ave AILLE NURSERY. Grapcvtllc 25. Man • mission of Africa casualty. Insurance available In colonies of ow-ner-occupicd XtiierSat'e Aaewee ____ Ave.. Phone 2018, name ipose I 12 Lawful the bait of Compamea at Low­ Table top gas range, complete homes truly delightful plices 35 Girls ram# 24 Accedes It. AYaiee 14 Hwls* est Rates io iboie who qualify. to lire. door* A win lows, llenuett Court I‘re position 38 la ri* tub IJ hpnk *stitorl RENTALS I’omult B A L L INSURANCE 3V Ship * l-nperfectly 2* . Coronet 15 Irtsecl Designed, Built and Sold AGENCY. 201 S. Park Av«„ Large drnilaiing kerosene heat­ 31—API'S—IIOl'M.S—ROOMS record 15 Between 3r3. Motor lri Muticn.de n v er. Call 83J R or 2426-W. Sanford, Fla. 40 The hav» 17. Enter I s.ntd II Branch of 31. ouserv rd ODHAM £ TUDOR lne. ( HI ) AVEI.AKA APARTMENTS: room* 33. Betimes learning aumptu* Builders of Fine Home* 44—APPLIANCES 35-MONEY TO LOAN oust V* privale baths. 114 AY, Kirst St For Florida Living 24 Distress F'ltlGIDAIRE appliance*, s»le Dnirahle furn gauge apt. 432 AV r • T “ T~ AUTO LOANS V '/ i 4 i 4 signal SALES OFFICE and service. G. II. High, Oviedo ?625 S. French Avenue 21 Smell COST LESS Fla. Ph-uie FO-5-3315 or San Avshm Apt*. Elictcncy, Ph. 720-W Phone 2100 and 2'80 flower VS ford 1842-W alter 4 p.m. 22 rani III Ti" ir Furn. cottage, r e a s o n a b l e . 23. Citadel Florida State Bank Located on 17-92 Ph. 3010 AVI Salr* - • Service Y '{ 25, Caresses ' >5 SINGER OF SANFORD * ;* Sullsn* % % 2-lledro-im house partially furn Sewing Machines % iteeree* House for sale 2 bedroom, tile r» lo > 7 8*0 mo. Call M8. Alsu part*, accessories fur ail LIVESTOCK floor*, venellun blind*, fenced 3? Past y//. 1 makes of -owing machines of 33, Inspert m haik vard. landscaped 3<u). Rose CiHirl 5 room apartments, il \i American and European manu­ » —DOGS—CATS—PETS % .34 RiM.cal city Equity 834 month. TJ13 Summ­ furnished- Kitchen equipped. facture. 35 Cistern z4 H erlin. Phor.e 2371-R Phone 1494. Ail Repair Work y / / t //, .36 Grow old Thoroughbred Pcr«ion kitten for % % Fully Guaranteed n ii 37, Pry sale. 813. Ph 539 J. _____ ir Ik 17 ■i 2 and J bedroom cement block ton E SECOND ST. CUSTOM llllll.T HOMES 29 S« rss y' take front homes, 845. it 383 VA—FHA—CONVENTION Al* dialect IL f/y, vs unfurnished. Phono 1129, bt. MERCHANDISE 15—BUILDING MATERIALS 41 Nobleman FINAMTNG '/ / John Realty Co. »4 42 Baking METAL UOOI ING ii! LOW DOWN PAYMENTS I J - \ n TICl,ES FOR SALE chamber Now in sin. k, 5-A' Crltnp—*i'' Efficiency apt. Ill-way 17 92 So. LllAV MOfiTIILY PAYMENTS *1 Remain j; I t ' 40 Corrugated 2 V Corrugated City Limits. SlumbetlaWtl Court. TRADITIONAL de*lgn mahogany A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR44 Spoil Gel ' Y«ur roofing need- at Mr. and Mr*. Chests. 4-drawer phone 1991 18*) Mellnnvllle 41 JL and 4-drawer chesl-and-desk Shermnn Concrele Pipe Co. See Rrmlnole Reelly fer Desir­ / mm N able Houses and Apt* Phone 27. romhlnallixi. like new, half Out West 131h St. 1, Kind of y/i 41 Move lo 1-oeh Arbor December price. Also 854 paint sprayer % shrub New 2-bedroom house*, kitchen 1st. 1603 »<|. ft. of living area _ L used only onre. at sacrifice, and 44—BUSINESS I.QUIPMENT 2. Blue rqulpjwd. I'hune 443 or writ* in quiet n.-mliborlMwil. Moslem Hand Lawn Mower. Mrs, A. R. 3 licdmum Iiome only 1 year Jack r'lynt, Bov SOI, Sanford ILAA'NKR Office Muchln- Cu. I’liikcrluti, Phone 2062. old. Fully lamDraped and Tyjwwrltcr*, adding machine* 2-Redrtmm house. Kitchen equipp­ ir.mptrlcly equip|)cil I'hune t.7—IIIUIKEIlb and III.AI.TIUDI i Sales-Rental. 3t» Mag . J’h. 41 We any ana sell used furniture ed, space healer. Ph. I835-AV, Paying top cash price* fnr any sit n. thing of value SUPER TRAD­ Hft .Scs,la fountain and bar in A I 3 room apt, aJiitts. 1113 Park OWNER out of town will sell hr ING POST on 17 92 Ph tOM-W conditio-: Also 0 cast iron, leath­ lie Hary 2 bedroom home lanv er uphuldcicd bar stools. Perfect 3 room unfurnished apl. I'hune down payment with good Krm* T-Shirts, 41c. Sleeping Bags, for srmll buwnrs* getting start 1970. In respooslbli- parly, ( all tlvlecoll, blanket!, tarpaulin*. Army rd. AVi.rth over 81.900 will .a r ti­ Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Avefice for 8383 complete. Pit. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Hull able do. FO 5-3282. 1020 J. SI'K C I.M . VA1.UK AMS for Winter Tourist. Private bain —Factory to You— Ni w, Mmlern 3 lli'ilruom Mavuno k shuwer blcim heal. Inquire Aluminum II—FURNITURE • HOUHtllUl.D Ibmie on large tul, at tha low Manuel Jarnbsun across from 1/its In l'incere*t *eetlon. PHONE Venetian Rtlnds 857-J. price of Slu.AUb- TERMS. Post Uffnr. Enclosed head. Ssg proof hotlom 8 Ol'TDISTINtTriVE FURNITURE | 204 8-r Park Ave. — Phono 969 lltilA TO JOIN rail with plastic end* Pla*tic —at AVarrhuu.e Prices, visit McReynolds Apis. 2500 Sanford For your future tionie *ile wc have M Ct KHfiEUL 1 HulMANDL or raynn tapes. Cotton or nylon llEKHY'ii. We sie experts at ulbds priced from 8325 txi up, m Ave. I la-druom furnish'd apt. as 1*21 to loin Mm* sllUni yuu to secura grscious cords. several locutions in City. O /lK it REALTY CO •aitIt'sl» simple rent. Apply apt. Nu. I ui who have luivessfully solq Senkarlk Glnnn and I'alnt Co good Touks with functional con­ LowAttrn-livc Ulkr- h rout I. dr. I until It. liner, strait", call 1191 rd buying, selling, renting an* venience. Today's best buy* in 112-114 West 2ml St. Phone 370 OJUF.lt HE AI.TV CO I'll. IX59 Ilk ret M. Fi-Id. A**orhst« nationally idw-rtisrd furniture Unfurnished 2 bedroom apt . Iik» 2Mil .'"i Uriah.In Huy. Pli. UJJ <innluymvut problems. Simply c a l l m e in mi i h r p m l i l e m . I ' m • at DISCOUNT PRICKS, 901 W. llARGAINt Apl. etie gu* range, EVENINGS: J i l l and ;<ju new. Near shopping center A 47 —IlMOKI.ItS and RE Al. I OHS l <lfied Ad. ihe swift, Sura arty First St. Phone 1647 for Even­ perfect cond it Ion. Call at 2W9 school. 2619 S. Elm So pels l ' inermte yunt ntuiperlty aid 3 HR Masonry Hum* In tip tup can* ing Aipointnunt. Hiawatha Ave. Draamwuld. please. Air Y im j l - ice uf mind. Let’s get together illtion, i"rnci lot In vlclnlly of lltn tl To I’lenneV todayI • U1G VALUES hntpPal Bargain at }6,93o. ENJOY a shopplne spree on your This It a Ue% guest pat* to the Tlicn l>> all nieiiis yuu Should lie aMAI-L CHANGE. F. M B. 5c, IOC TERMS MovleUnd Hide In theatre for • tjUICK CREDIT thu luveiy, niiHicrii 2-lis-dfootu SAI.KSM KN k 26c store. 321 S. Sanford. AVni. It Whales, Sanfnnl • EASY TERMS home on a large Ini tn tuwn. S M A I.U 3 llll Spar toils home, mrludcs Exp Nov. 11, 1956 AVIUsON MAI I E Llfvlinu- trtiaZJu flour* • I 5 Room Dun-Therm sps.c healer, full dining room, sitting mom IHIT .MIGHTY New and Used Furniture drum Included. 855. Phone and beautiful corner lot at IIU full r<|uippcd kitchen. OWNER Mayfair3 bedroom, i bath home. On last AAtJnesday, M. O. AVer* III E. First St Phone 938 BUILT, 'lav a I mi in- bail com­ 2158-LL Sanford Avc $9,ftix>, Call 1450-J after 4 p. m. pletely fiirnDbrd, m i nr.l) — ninit, Fmfot I It P 1 (Lake Mon* to-'i ran the futbiwing 4 line clta* fidaxi imWN I Room upstart s furnished ,pt. Seminole Really esrieit m Dir Smfuid lleialt Want Private bath; adulia only, 117 Cmisult A 'tr.A L lui; 1 irst Ad rnlomiis: T. AV. MEKO C U I.I.K N A M ) ILMtKKY W. IHh St. Phone 1217 W, W. IIICTIIItILH ‘ 10 ACRES high and dry REALTORS mghta. DM N Park Avr. I'bonr 1713 on pave,) mad batwten IHI Park Ave I'hon* 27 «r 115 I’oolt Ave and Laka Furnlahed house near air bs*e. Monrue. Will aril all or EASY TO BUY 2 BEDROOM HOME Living room, 2 bcdioom*. hath, i vrt with wairantv title. hnnu(.‘unerelc lawite I mi 2 lots in ritv wnb • I r e t r i e kitchen rni|»urtr. Two Bedroom I’riie *150 per acre. 91, kitrlien equipped Complete price lllnek enn-tnirtlon on targe lot, serrmed pnrrh. Ph him-J or i). Wurman, R D. 1, 96,590. tomplrte Eleelrte Kitrlirn. .Spa, c 147-M. SALE AA'iRTH llnx 159, Sanford.'* 5v« d o w n —j5o m onth healer ant Venetian blinds. Over the week-end 30 peopm 81,000 DOWN 15 00 NEWLY diTOraled 5 room jpait* .. 812 00 Red Plastle Lounge Chair ment IJU1 Celery at Mcliunvillr. ItOSA L. PAYTON called to tee Mr, Wurman’s prolUl u n r *62 mouth. 344 month. Phone lot-AV Rigiiieii-d Jp-al ). i»t.< Itiukci prtly and he made a ..pot sale for REAL ESTATE DUIVE LN 85 00 Green riislle and Velour lounge rh alr ... 31200 '.'514 Errnrb Ave Phnne 2871 1792 ai lluwatha c.rli, together with another 9* $5 00 FURNISHED 4mom apartment •i i- sir! i that hr hadn't even .. 31500 Solid Oak Rc*k Chair J. W. HALL, ItKALTON 315 month 115 N Jassainintadvertised One purchaser caBia IE IT IS REAL ESTATE J'ditin) U.ilkrr, Assoclale Avr. 312 00 Green I'lssUr Platform Rmkcr . .. 39*00 all the way trom Tennessrc «:k I'nimlpi- A. Mnwlel'h "Call Hall" Phone 1764 _a - — at 117 South Park Phone <72 tii - ,li a Herald Want Ad. 85 00 Garage apt. Ph. 554-M. Blue Tapestry Platform Rotker .. .. 11000 They Know A'ou ran sell an elephant or any* Robert A. Williams 310 00 IN OSTEEN—3 Rm furn. apt. .. 321*5 thing rise yuu want through Sai>» Blue Velour Ill-Back Rockers <N £W) REALTOR This Is a fret- guest pe<* to tho ft’td Herald (7a**lflol Adi. Ju st Screen Pnrrh, 835 mu, Call after 11iivmom) I.tntil(|uin1, 32 00 Maple Crlrkct Chair .. -----**•• s•■*■■* .. I 400 A Phone 1323. Ritz theatre fnr Richard Ivor*, rail Irt.'l ASSOCIATE Lake Mary. luvrge 3-Pc Iteilroom Suite or I'hnnr 1673. Atlaniie Bank llldg. 2 or J iM-rlroum house, IG O e* French Exp. Nov. It, 1956, 14*00 Ave. 1 nfurmihcrl )55 mo. Partly .. 9250 00 Solid Magnolia, Like new ....... CHOOSE t.otlD W O R K E R S LOCH AHI10H furnished 865. Phone 587-R 310 00 ... 320.00 4OR t|l'H h ACTION us* Cloasi­ through Clsislfled ads. Lat aa Peel Cane S e tte e ......................... s« *••***># • See this charmin'* 3 bedroom lled ad* to sell rent hire. Cal! home, situated where rrally 810 00 t5-BU SIN EM -IN O U srni Al . . *15 00 Large Peel Cane Table rxperlencnl a I writer assist FM. 1821. *av “ Charge tt.“ values are lnerra*inc Itendily, 325 00 tty FICE h.tildmg ami -tort* room. Double Dour Wardrobe (NKAA i . 850 00 I hoUe shady lot, hardwood 1500 Etcnch Avr Phone 2943. fhmrs ttiiuuglioul, convenient BILLS HARD TO PAT? Sell C R A H K O W 37 00 .. 120 on Large Oak Buffet ... . ........ all electric I lichen with breakF U N f RAt REAL ESTATE fa*t bar, white tile roof and thing* yours through w i t h 120 00 Glass Door Kitchen China Cabin *t 833.00 i * v j v. ...*lots of etusel spare all add to J10 00 a — com me tin ai . 7-Pc. Dinelie ..................... .. 320 90 the delight of owning tht* home, PHONI 1 1 1 ' through Want Ails for CASH. $69 67 per month, A’A. 1'orccIainTop Kitchen Table IIIG JACKS DRIVE IN. lunches Call 1821. IV. II. ''Ilill" HTEAIPF.R 310 90 with 2 all-steel Chairs ... 820 (« and beer. 1 acre of land, next Guy Allen, Assoctsia to Naval llaaa Mam Gate. Must lake New 5-Pc. Chrome Dlnstte 140 00 •aerlftre due to transfer. Cash 360.00 Arlflle Pitre, Atsoeiate Realtor — General Insuraare 835 90 86,700 or Terms. PHONE 2893-J. 1Pe. Blue Velour Sofa Bed Suit * 375.00 Phone Mi or 2122 112 N. Park Ate. Duncan Phyfe Sofa $15 00 '*•—FARMS AND ORGVE.H 833 00 JuLnt Ctmtpttny 812 ut W acie tile farm Three br droom Maple Arm Sofa Bed ............... 923.00 house, large barn. All equipmanl A. D. PETERSON 2Pc. Modern Loose-cushion and ntaehtncr). Easy terms. Ph Broker Aitoclatrs: A. B. Peterson Living Room Suite —............... MlilSM Si'*'--*• 822 00 940.00 1393-J. P. 0 . Box 1154. Jr., P. J. Cheitarson. Garfield And Many Other Outstanding Val uea May Be Purchased On Easy 45-HOMES Willett*, John Uetath and It. W. Term*. William*. A. C. Doudney, Land LARK FROM Surveyor. Nave three badioom housa ea 116 N. Park Ate. O U T W. IS' Phnne 1129 Laka Emma. Ono and half tiled PHONE 9270 for CHERRY bath*. Florida room. Lot 111' x 2ZJ*. Turn So. one milt at Ural Eilale Brokerage — Notary goJ-Ub K«a4 F u st « 1219 AV. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop Pkuua UI Uaklawn CcmvUry, o Gets Falcon For v' Deer Hunt, Wins Bet Via Want Ad $ 179. % % & 1A BALI. REALTY 1 And INSURANCE Used Fu rniture BARG AINS LUIMB Mather Of Sanford ^XC O M C R iTi h A - �■• V-- ■ -* -' v r S f 5 °>• ‘*3fl*'*if P a t* 10, TtU N or. 1 19M Passport to Happiness By MAYSII •■■■« iiO h im M w ------ or & «, Apr* sa. iM B -P A B a ro n r t o o u m m o a CHAPTER ST [A L ROBE sharply. 8b* rested lawnMuig t u d i on Um Cap* la te's daak, but aba didn't look at Mm . Mm looked toward Bruce. T mi can't have said that, Bruea! You c a n t ballava Dirk potamad M t l raaUifraton*!" Tba Captain ataritd noticeably • t kar addrraauig Bruea by hia nan*. Again ba aakrd him* if ba bad iat Harridan parhim Into a course of action th a t might not only prove amharrmaaing but dangerous T Could all tkia (uaa conceivably ba due to m m personal aptta on Uia doctor'a part T T a lorry, Nuroa." Bruea ■poke in the pause and It aaamad to bar ba tread tha term "Nurse" deliberately, an Ihough to rapnmend her for nrr u a a of hi* Chnallan name. "But i could only do what I frit » u my duty and inform tha Captain of all tha araum atanees of Mrs. Featheratone * death." "You f*U your blaatad eonadaaca impelled you to call me a murderer T" Dirk aaid directly, ahwwtng anger for Uia Brat time •Inc* ba bad entered live eaNa. "And quit* apart from the fact th a t I didn't bump off Aunt May, your action la going to mure everyone a g r o a t deal of unplaasantnr**.” ha added. Privately the Captain couldnl have agreed with him more, but aloud he raid severely, "Come, come, Hr. Hanson. No one ba* accused you o! anything yet." "But until you have your blast■d autopay I'm aa good M ac­ cused or murder, that's It, eh Captain?" Dirk said aaploalvaly. "1 haven't suggested such a thing, nor have I any intenlioi of doing a* Whatever hap pane attar to* autopay la entirely a matter 1tha Jamaican police. "Apart from tha lf act that I gave Aunt May soma heart pill* Bhortiy before ah* died, la there anything el*e against me. Cap­ tain ?* U m Ckptaln scowled down at tha note* on tha desk. T m afraid ■O, Mr. Hansrm. It would seem th a t a conversation took place M Mra. Peatharslnna’a cabin shortly before her death, a-ana of 1 which was overheard by Mr steward. The cabin door had been MR opts so it wsa not deliberate eavesdropping e« hia p a rt The steward took hi* la formation to Um doctor, who felt that It should to put before me—and quite rightly too," be added. "And juat M b s ! w u over­ heard?" Dirk Maned forward to ask gravely. The Captain cleared hia throat -Mrs. reathcratooe was everheard to aay that aha was gang to alter her will In Um morning, and that she was going to cut yuu out of it. Mr. Ilanaon." *1 see." Dtrk aaid hoarsely. "*o because a temperamental woman threaten* to alter her will, I am to all intents and purpawr* a mur­ derer." "I have told yew Uier» I* no •itch accusation.” tha Captain aaid curtly. "And may I remind you. Mr. Ilanaon, it w** you your­ self who mentioned the word murder T" "Kind of you. Captain,’ fhrk commented dryly, lie added artrr a alight pause, "la there aay tug* gcation what Mra. geathentone and I quarreled about?’ "Apparently the eauae of the quarrel wasn't overheard," M m u ttrrn l "I feel I should leli you some­ thing, Captain," V*. waa begin ning when fhrk broke in on her brusquely. "I think f know what Nursa Allsufl wants to aay. Captain. Mha wants to tell you that In h*r •*perienre elderly women patients often threaten to change their will*. That a so. len t It, Nurse?" ~l nave heard several of my (tallent* threaten to alter their wilM when they got into tan­ trum* with member* of their families," she agreed slowly and awkwardly. "But usually It M all calmed down by the morning." The Captain glanced at hi* watch and got to Ida feet, ending th« Interview abruptly. ”1 don't think there's anything more to be •aid for the present,” "May I ask if. until we land. I am to regard myself aa under arrest T" Dtrk asked, a hint of mockery waa in hia voice. Tha Captain looked pained. "Certainly not. Mr. Hanson. 1 hav* merely brrn explaining to you the reasons Doctor Harridan has fall unable to atgn the death certificate. Nothing will be said of thte outside these cabin w alla N aturally you are at liberty to do whatever you please.” There were a few fu rth er foe* maiitlee The Captain asked Dirk Um M n M of Mra faatheratona a closest relatives and of her solici­ to rs ft was his duty to com­ municate with them and hand over what Information he receiv­ ed to tha Jamaican police. Dirk gave him Um Information readily and added mildly; "M aggs and gormar. happen to M my solicitors too. I think t Should get in touch with them, by radio Ulaphcaie If possible " The Captain mailed briefly. "Good Idea. Mr. Hanson.” "Whew!” Dtrk breathed deeply ones Vat and hs were outside on the deck. "I’ve often wondered what It would be like U» be aertiard ot murder when you were aa Innocent party—now I know." "1 cwn't understand It,” Val •aid brokenly. "Why should Brure have done this to ue?” "All m U m line of duty, my dear. You mustn't be too hard on the man you love, Val darling. Harridan la U m aurt who. If he had been a mem tier of the Hponiah Inquisition, might hav* sent his own mother to the stake. I'll wager bee suffering fa r more over this affair than we are." Dirk tourhed her arm lightly. ’ Cheer up. Val. I'm not going to hang U that's what's worrying you. for I didn't polaun Aunt May whatever Harridan thinks I won­ der.” h* added slowly, "If he real­ ly Uunka II. or if hia dudika of me has forced him to think It?" "Oh please don't suggest th at!" Her voice broke again sharply. He looked at her oddly for a moment, then shook hia head. "Il’a hi* Masted conacience, of course. Hut,” he half-turned hia head and gave her a faint, tired amlla, "I shouldn't advise you to m arry a man with so strongly developed a conscience. V al He might be a difficult person to live with." (To fie Continotd) Temporary (Caatlaued From rag e I) hearing!. Attorney lialfman Hal­ ed, that the court upheld tha right to tha 100-mli* ton* because of tha obnoxious character of the business.” Attorney Nat Turnbull, after Steed attempted to show that the permit U iutd by tha Florida State Racing Cammlsiion w u laaued In another name other than the de­ fendant!, preaented and read tele­ gram! to the court correcting the error that had been inavrrtanlly made. tV. R. Kemp, following tha hear­ ing yesterday when the restrain­ ing order was di-nied, said "It i« very gratifying, but to he expect­ ed, that the court upheld the right of the voter* of Seminole County lo express their approval of the harness hori* referendum in the Nor. ft election It M regrettable that the dog track lnt>-reat* feel it neces»*ry to carry this decision of the lower court to higher chan­ nels, as they have indicated they Intend to do." Kemp stated that "Although I wj * overwhelmed at Ihe array of legal talent that appeared in support of the dog trark Intrrc-U lit an all out effort to upset the election rights of the cltisens, I was fully eonfident the court nould see the justice In allowing this Important Issue to be taken to the people." A referendum forum to enlight­ en the people mi all phase* of Ihe contemplated eipanslon and de­ velopment of the harness training plant at Seminole Raceway, will hr held tomorrow evening from T* P m. af Ihe Vachl Hub Representatives of fhe rareway wilt be present to answer any and all queslion* pertaining to Dh* county ballot on T u e a d » y. (Questions will tic taken over two special phones anil the entlrr pro reedlnga wilt he broadcast over WTItft for Ihe full hour. William R. Kemp, president of Hu* raceway, had Issued a person­ al Invitation to all residents to at­ tend the forum and participate by asking their queitlona "We want all the votrra to he fully informed an this referen­ dum " he staled. ' ’ >- j- h& j\ ’ ■ 1 i I i f By HELEN SNODGRASS Mra. William C anada/, Mrs. Marias Waite, Mra. Carl Barthman, Mn. William Nya and Mils Katharine Uteh attended the fail meeting of tha woman’* Auxiliary of tha Episcopal church In Na* Smyrna Beach. Oommtutoo serv­ ice was followed by hmehaou with a program ot myaaken and a dis­ cussion and question period. A very Instructive workshop for-pres­ idents and treasurers was also Included In the very pleasant all day session. Mrs. William Anthony, Miss Kathcrina Lltrh, M n. Martoa Waite Mn. Clementine Kemper and Mrs. Leon Wright attended a very delightful tea given by Um ladies of the woman's Auxiliary of gt. Rsnabus church, DeLand Saturday afternoon from 1 to J p. m. I ) THIIIV. tOUlf WIST, former Castor of tha South Baptist Church In South Boston, Mass., for more than ID year*, has built a tiny church tr Hudson, Mass, where he la in lemi-rctircment. The chapel Is ffva fe*f wide and eleven fret |n length. Four people ean he sealed within, and as many as ton have congregated outside for the service* ha holds on Sunday*. At left. Reverend West stands below tha pulpit. At right, he makes a few repairs on his tiny churrh. ffnfertinttonal) Spotlight On Hollywood Bv n u n THOMAS Members of ihe quarterly con­ ference of the Methodist church, •njoyad a covered dish supper at •:*0 p. m. Tuesday preceding the meeting of the conference held at the church under Ihe supervision of Dr. Jesse Waller, district sup­ erintendent of the Orlando district. We are always happy to have the Rev. Waller visit our church. Don't forget the "ham supper," Methodist church Friday Nov. 9 at 3:30 and 4 )0 p. m. Tickets may be obtained from any member of Ihe society—ao plan now tn rome • nd get a good supper and enjoy this affair, C\d> scout den four has two nrw member* since its fegsniration last week. Welcome Jwm Tauturn and Johnny Bray rile. The den met Thursday at the home of their den mother and Ihetr den dad Don Slowell had cut out for each boy the necessary part* for mak­ ing them,elves a little bench. So for their first project with the aid of Mr. Hrnderson the boys put together their benches and look them home to paint. Each will return them to the den moth­ er! house and use them at the den meeting to sit nn. We art happy to have this newly orga­ nised den in our community. Mr. and Sirs. Homer Sterns of Tavares were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Emanuel Sunday. Mits Audrey filers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Hlera. ii Interning In Winler Fark High School. She will remain here until after the first of the year after which she will resume her studies at F. 5. V. Tallahassee where she era. home room mothers, friends children and everyone who helped in any way lo make this a suc­ cess Not quite a complete and offirlal count but approximately 9313 was added to the treasury from this venture. Mrs. Man? Allen of Sanford spent Thursday with Mrs. Bess Jones and visited friends around town. Sir. and Mrs. Gene Hitchcock HOLLYWOOD fl—One of his pretty protegee* says Alfred Hitch­ cock, famiiHil as Jircrtor of spinechilling film* merit* another dit-) tlm-tion—as tha lea,ting purveyor I of quirt sex in films. Lovely Vera Mites Is hiv latest heroine, xml she followed a dixI lingulihed Han of actresses with an un noisy but very definite sex appeal. We discussed the Hitchcakian theories over lunch as sbe was preparing for her latest film 0IN IIA I Marian Rpychalskl (above) has replaced Gen. Kailwilh him, "From Amongst the m im Wltancwxki ns Polish Dead" that title mutt go with Release Minister and political Jam rs Stewart. ehief of the Army, according to BROTHERLY LOVE **1 guess you would rill II quiet reports from Warsaw. Gen. SpyNASHVILLE. Tenn. Eightsex," Vera said analytically. "It ehalskl became a meintx-r of the year-nld Forresl Parker proudly appears that nearly ill of his new Communist Party Central lold his parents he'd been taught leading ladies have il. This goes Committee when his friend, 0 IMA Msrsle Orels. Itepriated br M M w m el *••>»• ««■** iMjtrtbuled by K iss restore* arw du sla at Sunday School that "everybody hark lo his earlier days in Eng­ Wtailyslaw Gornulkn, relumed Is your brother.” land whrn he directed Madeleine to power. f/nlcritaiio'ialj "I'm not,” promptly said Mar­ Carroll. He continued in Holly­ next book, acbedultd for ditirt- said, lie added, however, that tha Parker, 4. "J’m your Bister.” wood with stars likr Ingrid Berg­ Macs, Mc's Beat button in Krplirr.u '*< more than one* thr cumpany has man and Joan Fontaine " planned lo conform with the new found it necessary, hecau»c of tha I’rrhap* the greatest portrayer Smiths, Joneses projected toll-fire Metropolitan of quiet sex, she said, was Grace fast growth of the organisa ion, Service, according lo Carl II. Kelly, with whom Vrra U freq­ In 'Phone Book Galloway Jr., Wmlrr Park Tel* lo publish a* many a* two book* uently compared. All the Smiths end Joneses In phone Company Commcncal Vice in ona year. We discussed Hitchcock scenes Winter Psik cannot keep up, President. This yrar, for Invtanre, l»e in which quiet ses exploded with ly HUMAN N. MIHMIDL to. B. The main difference In Ihe nest ntimarivally at least, with the memnraldr m ulls: the kissing book* wrte distribute.I. one in FOH y ra n there'* been a great and mrdlcal treatment, the preg­ Mica and Me’*, according lo Ihi tsooX C alls any said, will Ik* found match between Cary Grant anti controversy over whether women nancy should have no adverse ef­ Januury and utie in O c I u I mt . Winter Park Telephone Company to tin* tthphoiie numbers all of IL-rgman in "NotoHus"; the fire­ suffering from pulmonary tuber­ fect on the tuberculosis. In appeatamc the two land.* ate which will be , jrm rd by an eadirectory for October, 1956, culosis—even Inactive cases— Many physicians, even Utosa works scene with Grant and Kelly should hove babies. In many well trained In treating tubercu­ There are 9 ’ i than.c ptrl.X foilu, so uy „iC smiiiar but Ihe October directory in "To Caleb a Thief"; Ihe visit cases, pregnancies have en losis. advise women with Inaetlva ,tif Kelly to Jimmy Stewart's book, from Lt. Col. A. A., lo Zens dig! ». ha* sumc 2i puitea moil- than til rases to wait between two and halted because of fear lhal they L.. and to Jun.se>, from A. < Is Tea-phones in Winler Parse and predecaiior. The grea'rsl Increase apartment in "Rear Window." All ^ five years before they becoma would aggravate the TO Maitland wl'l h a ir l**e r-K i- « •" Wm. L. of these produciM more voltage is to b.> fouml in the number of Two Philadelphia physicians pregnant. But the formidable a l'ls-” ■' way. Telephones served by Ihe than love scenes with the more yellow, or rlasslfled, pages which report, after a survey ruvering a Inactive Case* Mies and Mc’a heals them ill, AllamoM'- pu: . obvious of film sirens. ha* grown from M page* m Jan­ go-year period, that pulmonary From their studies. Drs Lo-«.nwith 111 listings, from llarRride have tor their * * "I think there Is a misconcep­ TD Is not complicated by preg­ bach uary to M i to Dctulier wilh user and O anitm l report that In tion in Hollywood," she observed. Valley, and those servrd by Ihe la JdrW'illtoms. nancy and should not be consid­ Inactive case* no wait­ H in a and many other oddities Casselberry exchange, the prefix • ,|r-» listing "Some people think sex Is a m ai­ ered a teason for eliding lh- preg­ clinically period la Indicated before This U paitiasliy noYF.Sl'b V ler of measurements. I don’t think can be found in Iho U pages of TKm'Ie. Oib. r »•* nancy. More and more I'octors ing prrgnaney. Thit it partially slue, aeronllng Alphabetical listings and the M will be established by the Sytllh that ia Ihe case." are adopting this viewpoint Tney found no reacUvatlon of She eiL-d Ihe example of one of yellow pages of Ihe classified sec­ rrn Hell Company for Irl.'phom; to tvmtpany nfflelalv, lo the *'lntha disease during pragnanry In Rocant lUport the new sirens, whnte dimensions tion of the nrw directory, more in Orlando. Ihit, (is Howay point­ erested demand o tdhe port of Writing tn a recent edition of »n* »* °* pUl* are un the incredible side At a than 11,OCB i-opie* of which 11,071, ed out, should rlim tna'r all pot Orlando bsulnrit firtna fnr ndThe Journal of the A m r r i c a n nll recent Induitry function, thr gal to he precise, were dud ft Iniled by siblr cunfusion tM-twei-n Winter vertlsing in tb<- yellow paitrs of Mrdlcal AvuKlatlmi, Drs txitrn . *12 me/mV walked across the floor, attract­ the Winter Park Telephone Com- Park an) Orlando telephone num­ the Winter Park directory". M. Rosenbach and Columbus It ing all eyes. Rut the initial reac­ ny In Winter Park and surround- ber*. T one me 7M Urlattdo i nd Win­ Oangeml say that If the disease ^ haro"* | grass last week. There will be few aihcr major ter Park advertisers In the Winter get* worxe during or lmmrdlately|j^r deciding to hsva a tion was followed by snickers. gets worse I m m e d i a t e l y^, b**we w PuMlrstlnn of the new telenhi u differences in thr maka-up of Park directory fnr OctotM-r, an •Her pregnancy. It Is not due to’M “'; FAMILIAR MTS directory marks the and of an era future telephone directories. Ac- increase nf approximately 210 the pregnancy but simply to *th e ', You * ,u.might tell him of the studhave cited above and srs NEW nitITAIN, Conn. IA— in the drirlopmcnt of thr Winter rordtng to cumpany nfficialt there over lh<- January book. Company tendency of tuberculosis Itself to; •* } .1 progreu " .whether he agree*. When Raymond K. Begley, accom­ Park IVIephonr Company. The will Hill be an alphalw-tlcal and filcinl< esl, mated that at least Iin panied hia son. Ray, J r . into Neither they nor I would rfc-'<M7*>T7O0 AKD AHWga trlandu firms v rre rr*>rr*cnliil a e:as*lfle-l »r-tlnthe latter'a classroom at Central nmmend prrgnsnry during an[ H W.: What Is the treatment phahelieal listing nf Orlando sob irm n : Ihe new sdserttMU-x Junior High School, he thought • active easa of TD. but should It'for worms? Legal N o tice srrlhera in lh* hack of the bcnV The nnmb»r of alphabetiral occur,their findings Indicate that* Answer: Thera ire many type* desk tn the center of the third row thus helping lo maimaln rlenrly listings also has increased from therapeutic abortion 1* not bena-.of worms and the treatment dt- looked famllar. \ o i i« i: til* M il rr.VTK UP KMIUIU-V UHtfir.TI.NU4, and well defined ihe idenlity of 7.IWXI In January lo O.noq in Octo­ Ariel In the mi)ortty of raxes. pends upon tha type of worms lifting the ltd, hr found his Tui Winter Park ai a separat? city. ber ami Ihe nunitter of eoplrs With the proper obstetric car*'present. M' lii j. Tdfl if1, it . h"tmii*"# Win nwn Initials KKIt where he’u carv­ Work foe the next telephone di­ printed, from 17.Mat In in.nm. J V t , A n * ''• 1*11I f , J * |i li ,% I J I t liu p , a lass. i» ir « iu a li> s < - x a 1**. ed thrm 23 yrari ago. I iI a L t-at I o n . -tr-l J . r . f * lt | | rectory hat alrrady twgun, GalloApproxlmalrly I.nftn rnpirt nf iliif. *ii'll ifi*ir r**p#s“U»t tpsiuiM way said Ite explained that a the direclory arr expected to be IT t b C f l i t ‘1, It t i l l r , AltrJ I f sjam l. Vh#*» Hi* fMp*tllia unkrmwn litlra, telephone book la perhaps the ona distributed front nnur until tba 4fisa»*p. (ranltr*. n«»i|iH»«, Irln* inauguration uf Ihe Mo'ronol'Un hibi trfwdllui* iruoiiM, .»i**l aiiii mul pubtieatton that get* •• tu-'e all !»*»..utj n|iw|ttMHr%wr i UIiiiIiik ut er than any other. Re explained Service in September next year. ittitt UMf lisa%t Um rliftit lu 11StI111 that It lakes approx mistily three Almost 0 Ions nf paper were !■>. ihfuijvit ufttlai, or iilliriwlif aralr. u.« »ai.i >(.,*** j. r*a>|..r. month* In prepare the directory iwed for the printing of the Oct Jf. •TldfU* Win, h 'l Am n i4«Ii f* JciMptt iN ft|ifhr»|>, 10* 1* l*iklvn for publication, in which time new idler directory; a long, long xlep • b0 0 l K#li, anti ah| aad nil uttur telejdson** are Installed, numlMrt from the day, not so very many J>«fB<n* Hint may h«M ot tUllil lo AT klM. wri) Um!■t, llllw, iiilwitat or have to be changed In conform years ago, when the first lot) (rl*111 |n writl !•• Hi*- |n||.«n li si tli* ss i It technical rs-qulremm'a ami directories, with 71 listings on a a*ftif*l lafyOi, 1»li*i* wni| *o forth. single sheet of (taper, were dis­ hiiflf In Illi'lt I siiitill, I IvtiMfl. ll has been Ihe rurnpanv"a poliry tributed by the Hen Maitland i i f t|»n rii.a^l wi *M3i(Ha mi i|li» NorUiwtai Cor«i*f In the past fa iflstritmte one new nn June I, toll. Of U i S, a** Il»i» At, TowmMp ** li ioiditi, ««f it*na* :» iibc'U directory every year, Galloway Winler Park Telephone Kxrhange i to*iii# inn 1C*«< II rh«t n■, 1ha lit * H o kllh II li q filsl la*, |ft#iii• W* »t 11 rliiltiv, ilitkit Sutu* i; a* rlialm Tom witil u i h of iou. m t ha«# COMPLETE STOCK l l Utollflwil that ■ mill la (Julil Tltlf h it tot* n (jruutfHl aiiin it you SHOTGUN SHELLS I* Him Clrmll Court In And far fwnlioft* roiiriic at HAJkford. H»rIda, lli IhAlHrly, iAld «l«l| l.fll.g and RIFLE • Mil 1^1 *M|BUile I. Ilr>"is*'t. |I litl)9f V* W"«fi J. Taylttr, Jf . t | »!«. M | b p ■ l u l l lo Q toltoi Tltlf tw III# abiivto dMcrltowiI li Mi * Ira lli# ftilnlirf. and >•« «a4 totorh — NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS •( fa n tor# rf«tulr#4 lo III# four iat*»r lo Ilia rUlMifra rr.mplitM |h«r«tofora flU«l with itot I'Urk — ALL SALES CASH #f ouf h II Cnurll nilk lit* t'lrra mperial Refineries Station »f our Mill Court. to«4 to m m * ir fuftoUh io Mi# oUlnilff or li#r at* 18th to Park — DEALERS INVITED toriivr, VI W. War*, n h 'in ad> (TtoM I#. P. O Not l«l«. toanfuril, rldflVi, a rojir of four n i l in* — SERVICE CONTRACTS AVAILABLE i*tf. on ar b#forto Tutnlir. »«aMf llh. A It- t i l l ; hrr#la fall •tot or to la rtH |troru»foM owlll ba lalrral irhIriI |oil, and totorh m.sl ittff totoo of vo«, for I •# rtlltof 4 to totold compUInl. and lgn.an* mill to# tonl#r#4 Ikfffto* M P h r u 1! . ' ® f e .i; Doctors Find Pregnancy Will Not Aggravate TB 't * Enterprise M \ ff if! _ E. W. J a m Wadnaaday and Mrs. Hitchcock attended Um aehool car­ nival with Mn. Jones. Mr. and M n. OUn Braddock of Pierson w en ttelttag B. K. Rratl* deck Monday. Mr. and Mn. Jimmy Haekatt stopped by for a abort vUU with r . U. Dickens and Bill Dlckone enrout* ta Uieir horn* in Tampa from a visit la Um north. Ed Clapp of Montclair, N. J. la house guest of Mn. Anna Glasi ami Miss Doris Faber. M n. Belle Johnson ntum ed home Tuesday after having Hill­ ed relatives In Oklahoma and In­ is majoring in physical Educa­ tion. Mn. H. E. Braddock accompa­ nied by Mr. and M n. J. C. Middleton and daughter Ann of DeLand ware ----- weekend -guests . . of . . . Mr. and, Mrs. D. E. (Shack) Adktson and daughters at their home in Wright, Fla. The Rev. and M n. B. W. Carl­ ton and chiidrot Happy and Eve­ lyn attended the homecoming cele­ bration at Safety Harbor Sunday. Sir. aixl Sirs. John Ho»d ami son Slack) of Bradenton were overnight guests of Sir. and Sirs. Harold Slults Sunday. Stacky re­ mained for a weekv visit while Mr. ami Mrs. Hood will return for him at the end of the week. The Halloween carnival at tha school campus Wednesday even­ ing was most successful; from a financial standpoint and If you were there you could easily see, everyone was having a good lima and that also makes a successful Halloween carnival. Mrs. Bateom Carlton, chairman, wishrs to r tprrss her thanks to all the tearh- Ha that kateth hia brat bag la In dark nr a* and walkatk ta darknras and knowatb not w h lth s r ba gorth, baeinM that darkness balk hllnded hia ayes.—(John 1,11.) B ut in giving a lin ear* , pleasant amila; In doing ft kindness; in baing thought­ ful, considerate; in simply holding good thoughts about others — in theae small, easy ways we will aver walk In glorioua light. ------DON’T ------Throw Away Your Tire Dolara Decaux© Your Tirea A n Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Traada That Will filva Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Sava You Money. WEI-SH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd S6 Yeara la Sanford E ADMIRAL T.V. 22 ir l\ i• i CARTRIDGES General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY ' I f c f W ^ M M sM wffletal - v , .a f nsr ssl* rawrl. at h s f s rt. lemlnal* t'»o*«r. risv1*a. this lbs IH Say of Nav»sni,sr A- I>. ISIS. 5 AfvS J. Eanaqwlsl _ Ssaut* Claris »f aur a*l4 Caart*j Wk-j - kro, < AlUttotov for^ritoltollffa H attie. SIS BAST FIRST STREET PHONE 7S B. JAMES CUT JAMES & GUT F a c to ry W h o le s a le P rices Buy Them In The Carton . . . . Up To 50% Discount . . . . Includes Factory W arranty Limited Quantity — Limited Time WINN T. V. CORNER 1 ST. & SANFORD--------- PHONE 417 -------r tTiuwunaumtnJt MR. LO U IS MATTHEWS o f th e STORRS - SCHAEFER TA ILO R IN G COM PAN Y WILL RE WITH US SATU RD AY NOVEM BER 3rd. Showing a complete line of Fall and Winter fabrics for Men’# and Ladies' Suita Mr. Matthews will be glpd to take your measure for a suit to be delivered at your convenience. 'mi SON %0£OA. i �ir Yoar Herald la Not Shop and Save In Sanlord Delivered |1> 6 I*. >1. Call 1821 Before 7 I*. SI, For Delivery a n i n d e p e n d e n t d a il y n e w s p a p e r established lflos VOLUME XLVI1 SANFORD, FLORIDA Saies Tax Collections Increase F f - I - Y .V [ijfe . M a ' VE ■ I'x 9 ? -^ * Civilian E m p lo y e s GetAwards Cash awards were presented m two civilian amploye* of the San­ ford Naval Air Station Friday morning In ceremonies held In the office of the atatlnn'a Command­ ing officer. Capl. ItobiTt W. Jack»on. * The award* were recommended 9y an Incentive Award* Commit­ tee headed by Cotndr. \t. HH a w ­ kins. • Present for the t-eremonv were Comdr. Hawkins. John C. Hrrve. Assistant civilian Personnel O' fleer, and William O Mantel. Quartermaster. Receiving the award* from Capl. Jackson were: T. 0 Culberhou-e. Engineman In Ihe Steam Plant. %ho wa* presented a check lor *gg to for a suggestion which im­ proved Ihe firebox in a Keeler Boiler and will save the Naval Air Staton approximately *3*vil 7# per year. The Idea wril) be forw irded to Washington. D. C. for Nvy-wme distribution. Miss F. Suratky. Personnel Vssixtant. received a eh**ek for MO. Ifer stiggevtion Improves the etfieincy of ops-ratinn* In the fn ltt* Eta) Relations Departmcr.l NOV. 3 Admlnlon* Carraway Bellamy tSanferd) NOV. 41 Adml*vim* Otnar Tyree <Sanford I • Julia I'owrrx (Longwoudi Margaret C, Adam* iHanfort) Jimmie Sue Ruppe (Hanford) Lyman A. Phillip* Jr. (SanfordI 11a/el Mafic Schmciler (Sanfonl J Marian F. Keeling (Hanfor ll nirlhs Baby Buy Adams Discharges Gloria Andcrton I Indian River City) Mildred Urun*on (Sanford) Nlr*. Ihuma* Freeman Jr. and Baby Girl (Lake Mary) Dorothy Lee (Lake Mary) Ercll Ashley (Sanfonl) Patricia Curry ami Baby Girl (Orange City) NOV. 3 Admission* Louis Strands (Sanford) Nriihn Grier (Sanfordi Charles E. Norton <Dr llary) f Births Baby Boy Keeling « 1 • ! In spite of | ststewlde decrease in sale* li t rollettfd in October for Sept. tn!*r sale* Seminole Couniy'a salt a lax collections for Ihe same mi nth increased by ap­ proximately tlree per cent. A total of UI.I»4.9T in sales la* collections « it collectrJ *n Semi­ nole Count) ist month for Sept­ ember salt* .nl eomporiaoo t« 323.TB9.U during thr same month last year, an Imrtalc of 1725,53, or just above three pcf cent. However, s.iwrilinit to Kay E. Green. Stat. Comptroller in his Nov. 1 report Both sale* t»* anil gasoline tax collections . irigg the month of October, ba-i i on September sale*, shotted itr.i. »rs from tho •• mounts eotit. tid during the prevjous month 'lis year tu increase* osrr the am .it rollcelrrl for the same month luring the previous year. (September is always a low month in salet and S*v» la* collec­ tions. partial!) tiecausc .September is brlwrrn icjsons an tourism is usually low o* chlhln n return to school. <la» tax rol'ectmns are hardest hit d t to the drop In tour­ ist during that month. However, both sales a rt gas tax collections fur the s.iitii tionlhl) period, In dicalivo of the basic and solid growth of the -late). Sales lax ejection* during Oct ober (September sales) to'allcd 16,928,664, a decease uf 1287.673 Over 12.000 Registered In County To Vote Tomorrow THE AMERICAN previous month an I a*. Increase of t97S.6M J.ef P e M #19 CPI roihrt rd during tt- ssn.e manth last — - ■■ —--------- ------LONDON UP— Waves of British . * and French pararhullrt* landed In year. Gas tax r-< et'on* during 0.1H n rn P S S R n c i n n the I’ort Said area at the north idx-r tSs i 'I talcs) t o 'j 'i d I lU f i i c j j I \ u v . u t y , ft1l| of lhp Suc, Citia, ,wjay $6,795, H»J. i 'ease of *1,332 V 7 l e d IO C D g a s / 1 0 \ A / O r i Within houn. thr British an- under th • ».,‘ vfuV collected lbf j j U C j I x C K I C r r C U i nounerd. thr Egyptian command- prnvimis moo ) a 1 nn Increa i.* of a . p, I I* p ' cr there fwgan discussing sur* <(l!»3,gt7 o .i' to* W.4411. 2M -! I r«"-der terms suth the invader* A treted d ill t »nr »ame month cease-fire wax rirrlarrd. . Issues in the special clccli >n lit , . ... last year. hdtn *Alk asUsllrtl « |l which Scmlnqf* County voter* will The ccase-firo . . . announccl to 141.717. -n billot on the haro cs hor.ev rr ^ c e r . In the House of Common, fiscal y -ir total ' increase of It xf->ei o n the ferendtim tomorrow were nla-.-d ^ I rime Mlnlstrr Eden, squarrlv before the public SalurThe developments meant Ihe *11- 121.038.2*1 cu IrcleJ 'n d -tr I. *t day at a public forum el the Yacht notion of Egyptian President Nas- fiscal yea,. Thlx I- »< Inertr*e Club where for a full hmt" race cr was becoming mote preesri- of 111.21 per icn’. Gat lax collections to date this way officials answered question* ous by ihe hour. La*t week the fired at will b) more than a froir Egyptian* lost their vast final ’ fiveal year totaled *30,237 7vi. *u •f |»IMS1 W rrrttl a~4 fTOsw S»e' TV*,s..«i»lr. uf Ik— s W l .. .. . . |0|Ji37 C radio audience turned tu WTRII year. Th Speaking lur the raceway was |ier cx*nt William K Ks-mp. president, who This eovrreil 22 xi'Crtfic iiociiion*. relat monthly ed the history of the 3Cycar-old harness training plant xvhlrh i* lighting for its life In the rlecti.m tomorrow. In answer lo ore quo ion from the audlcnci . What hipp"n« It the referendum is turned down.” ‘Die j Kemp put the fact* clejric nn the the .an line *2 days Iriitlicrans Reveal •*We Ju*t won't in- able to catr; 1rr,l 1,1 out the plans for develipm.: Ihl* * 1,1 Special Services I Poll* Ihroughoul the county will plant Into the* showpiece of tie the im Special *crvlr«* were announced open at 7 o'eloek tomorrow morn* south.” he *aid. “We mini count **r n*111 for the I.uthcran Church ol Thr, ing and will close at 7 p. in. Reon getting the pari-niiluel privilege 1 e i Itre-lrmer durinc thr Th ink-giving m itt are rxpecteil lo bet, n pout In ralte sufficient fund, to pay for the l Advent and ChnMmnx ca*on*. ! Ing Into The Hanford Herald newtth** 1730.000 tmprovemrn's »e plan Ing to i Ttio Rev Ph IHn SehlMimann out there If that i«n't made i'«** f i t ) an sail that a sp, lal Tfi%ihtgivlng, rooms immcxliately afler the elo*! ing of the poll*. sihle, throuch ratiflcalloo of the , an mt< Day service will be held at 11 referendum, then the track will »ct up Voters throughout ihe county. In o'clock. Nov. 21 bounce along at it has We'll pro n ceasp Midnock Advent* service*, he> Ihe general election, will cast their bahly have lo fall hack on su'h From tail! will be* tirld on Wednesday• ballot* on Hhotip voting machine*. undcxlratde Ihirgs at -tuck car .reived t All penonnel of thr polling placet evening. Dae. 5 12. and 19 and motorcycle races rod o’her ea-i » Regular services will be hrld oni have been Inatrurfed on the u*e of cirnls which will h air neither the ing llu: (be Sunday befire Chri-tmsi at lie machine! and will be tn readlappeal nor will bring the revenue up their 10:30, with a »p*el*l Chritimar nets to (Ire aurh instruction as and wealth fo the eoun’y that will EST Fee sendee nn Mond*y, Dec 21 necessary for those not familiar be attracted here If we gel thr It apt The lime for IF..* service ha* not with the machine's opeialion. green light for building Ihl* n l tl>n r yet been set. One except inn In Voting tumor Run dollar butlneaa Hut wc inieil nln. it' Christmas D u te n .t * will be run will l»e in the cily election lo ' . infante) held at II o'rlok. Ballots tarrying Ihe nam rt of all In answer to toe question “ Won t from or New Year’s Eve service* will be­ candidates for the three seal* nn thii Juit bring a lot of temporary | titan gin at 7:30 p. m.. Dec. 31, Ihe Board of Sanfonl City Commit worker* to the area," Kcmn forceTin The Rev. SchL'tsmann said that • loners will be hand market full' explained ihsl the exact op firmlv a Sunday Scho<l Teacher* meet­ Counting of Ihe ballots will tie by positr wa* the case sought ing will be held t light at which Ihe tabulation mt-lhnd a* ha* been “ Me will haxr a training plant with a lime tho Chri-'ln1’' F-*e service employed In part electioni. The out there that w-||I have h o r e * 1lit ien I wll he itiscuMcil Pie Cbrstmat puiii for the eily election will be w.rkin: out dally for from five "Flrat Etc rorvlre committee will meet located hi the rlty ball and will (Continued nit Page 0 | i (t w,lh the Pastor Thursday evening- open at 7 a. m and rinse a I 7 p. tn. In coincide will) IFc general elcelinn , Poll*, for the general election. in prretneta throughout the country will he lorated *t: HiLbllC rorum WA Y Oviedo Negro In Undisclosed Jail For Protection An Oviedo Negro was arrested Mote than liooo voter* are re­ gistered In Seminole County, 120S Saturday afternoon and moved to of them Republicans with Ihe bal­ an undisclosed jail for protection, ance on the Democratic and “ot­ nrrordiiig to Constable George Kel­ hers” side, for the Wat general sey this morning. Charles Frank (lavin. 43, said election which will get underway tomorrow morning at T o'clock. Kelsey, began giving trouble Sat­ •The Sanfonl llrrall is all »rt urday morning at sevrrat stores. to bring a complete tabil.ilIon ot In one of the rslahtishnienti, fla­ countrywide, statewide, and na­ vin is said to have grabbed the tionwide voting beginning at T p. m. arm of a clerk which he refused tomorrow' night over a public ad*; to turn loose. dress system t» tie locale I at thej Immediately follow ing this turn Herald offlrrs on VVrit First St of events, flavin accosted the wife An early tabulation of result* i* 1of a railroad man who was sitting expected from each n| the 16 pre­ In her car where he attempted !o cincts in Seminole County since open the car door to get in, saying alt wdl he using voting machines. ‘‘Can l give you a drink." It ts expected am predicted Constable Kriicy took Gavin In­ that more voters will turn out for to custody about 3:3d or 4 o'clock tomorrow's election than ever be­ Saturday afternoon. fore in the history of tho country. Because of public sentiment, Opposition in the Count)wide El­ said Kelsey, the Negro was movrd ection comrt wdthln the campaign to the Seminole County jail in for the Board o( Public Instruc­ Sanford anJ later to an undisclos­ tion whrn Elbert Cammack, a ed location for safekeeping. Seminole County dairyman an­ Two other Negroes, also In Iht nounce,! hit write In candidacy Oviedo Jail, srera moved lo the for the Board, oppostn;. Incum­ Seminole County Jail about 0:43 bent C. F. Harrison of the Geneva p. m, Saturday, just before a School Hivtrlct. group of wrhila men entered th* Congressman A. S “Syd” Her- Oviedo JaU. loop Is being oppose 1 by Rrptibli Kelsey laid this morning, “ ( can Candidate Arnold Fund of Baythink whiskey was the cause of tha tona Beach for the nfth Cnngres Negro's actions." slooat District's seat. Florida came up to the tve to­ Thr constable laid that the Ne­ day of a gmeral election In which gro Is charged witu public in* a tight presidential naltle has over liivfealinn and resisting arrest, shadowod campaigning for gover­ "He will be brought before Semi­ nor. six emigre*»lon*1 scat* and nole Cuunty Judge Ernest lltm*. i | pro|x»ed constitutional amend­ holder oo the tw« ■•urges," said Kelsey, “amt possibly will be ments. For oiw of the ft* times since bound over to Circut Court on one the campaigning started. Gov. Col­ of tho rharges.*' Sheriff lAither Hobby's deputlae lins and hi* Repuhllran opponent, William A. Washburn* Jr., of No ware railed In to assist, said Kel­ tom l;. were out making di-ect ap­ sey, and “ worked with me to keep peals In Ihe voters *1 the same down any disturbance and lo help transfer tha prisoner*." lit,te. Kclsi-y reported that "Every­ Both governorship can It lair* madr f reeasts of victory as they thing Is quiet in Ovitxlo this morn­ began handshaking rounds at op ing.” puslle rods of the tale Collins, starting a cwint i*p Ihe DE IIAT:V— V.-'etarts' Day will ' poptdon* l-ower Fast Coast from Over $050 Damage Miami to Wc'l Palm Beach, fore­ he obtcrx.-l in De Raiy with a ran he would e.irry every county Scon As Convertible lummunlty niuvic and worship and that Ihe people Would give Fails To Make Curve I■- ice at 4 p. m in the Baptist him an overwhelming vote of cunProperly damage was estimated jj kx'h. Talks will be given by the flilrnce. at more than SA30 to a IBM Ford Washhurne an ex leclstator and ftr\. VVItfre-i Aldrilgr, the Milhu former puhllr relations man. said ronverllble when it faded to ne* iltst rrctor jtid by the Rev. Hubert he felt ronfids-nt of victory. He gollslre a r u n e on the Country Thomas of the llapU>t chinch. . said he had indira Iinn* from many Club Road one mile south of th* The soloists will t« .Mrs. Ludwig |part* of the stale (hit the voteir Mayfair Inn golf course shortly Kuj.ic, Mrs. Laura Platt Itronn would show they w r e "breaking lie fore noon Friday. and Roger Casim, Choirs from away from their past loyaples to The automobile, traveling north, both rhurrte* will be present, Ihe Democratic Party In the gov­ clipped a telephone and power pofn with Mr,. I I a rlet Rertach ron ernor’* race as well ai the presi­ on the west aide of the highway ducting. A color guard Kill be dential race." trarlng it from the rround, turned formed from Ihe VFW auxiliary. Washhurne worked from Noko- on ill tide and came to a atop In The program will inriutle a pre­ ittls toward Jackson' lit ■ where he a mare of wires. lude. Ihe adagio from Sonata plans to wind up hit campaign James L. Douglat, white main, Pathrtlque by Urethovrn, played with a television talk tonight. itttarhed tn the Sanford Naval Air by Mrs. Kiipc-.r. Mr*. Drown and He said he was still 'rouhled by Station, driver ef the ear. w ai Ctsinl. The invocation wiU be an Infected foot which sidelined taken to the Seminole Memorial given by ihe Rev. Thoms* ant him tail week during the lime Hospital with apparent chest in* futluwrd by the presentation of when Collins «a> doing his heart­ Injuries. Ihe flag by ihe VFW auxiliary. ed campaigning In date Terry Wilson, J-VW l,iurot Ave., Tim choir* will sing Ibe "Pledge In his latest campaign state­ Sanfonl. an rmploye of Morriron'i of Allegiance'* the “Army II) inn'' ment. Wasburn again cruized Imperial House, accompanied Dou­ and "ILmns ' by Flelltt Hartley. the Collins administration again glas but was uninjured. During the offertory Derthovrn'* for alleged waste of fund* in pro Florid* Highway Patrol Trooper Moonlight Sonata” will be pre motion activities. •ented hv Ih e soloist*. Rev. Abb “ I see where the Development Cnri Williams investigated. He ridge « ill g iv e a idles* followed Commission it ou t In throw more wa* assisted by Deputy Sheriff A. by Ihe Dr liar) chorister* singing money away li) asking for rt'j nnl E. Evans. Slbcllu* "Song of I'esee”. “To lion dollars for 'he next two American Youth" and “The Voire year* operation.'' Washburn- said. of Freedom' will be presented by “ Tliat’* more than twice what the choir*. Afler a prayer by Rev. they're retting now ." Thomas the po,tlude will be "On­ In a filmed campaign talk de- Partly cloudy through Tuesday! luw tonight M U . ward Christian SoIJicrt", (Continued on Page 9) Music, Worship Service Planned For Vets Day Weather I No. I—U’e-tsllo Primary Srhivd Sanford; No. 7 taikr Monroe School Lake Mmiroe; No 3 - San­ ford Canning Kitchen, .Sanford; No, 4— Wilson 5choot. Psoia; No. Ik—( ity Hall, Oviedo; No. 6 Com­ munity Center, Geneva; No. 7— School House, Chuliiota; No 6— Community Center, Goldrenrnd. No, 9— City Hall, Long wood; No. ID— Gleason's Store. I^ke Mary; No. II —Community Crnlers Altamonte Spring*: No. 12 - Jo Kit* tlolgei Itcjdenee. F'orr»l Cily ; No. J3— Slanko'i Store, Stavia. N. 14— American Legion Building, Fern Park; No IS— Na­ tional Guard Armory. Sanford and | No. lfl— Florida oPwer A Ughl <Co, Club Him*e, Bear Lake. County School Board Session Postponed The regular mreling of (he CaUn­ ix Board of Public lnslruction will he postponed, said Sup*rinlendent ef Public Instruction R. T. Mil wre. until Nov. IS. ^ “ Th,* meeting has seen post­ poned." said Mllwee, 'd u e tn the fart that a survey Ira n from the Stile Dec* rim rot ef Education wdl he working In the county this week " Toe meeting wax orighallr sche­ duled for Nov. 15. This also mcani, said Mllwee that the Board of School Trustees' meeting, originally scheduled fir Nov. 3, will ba poipoord until It Aiw>dalcd Press Leased Wire MONDAY NOVEMBER 5. IASS I BI'IJ.EILN BRIEF CEREMONIES were held in the office of Capt. Rlbrrt W Jarkton at thr Hanford Naval Air Station for the presentation of In­ centive Awards to T D. Culhrr house, Engineman In Die htcaui The Hanford Herald was notified late this aftrrnoon that the tempor­ ary lajmction agalast Ihe H'mlwde Park Raceway had keen denied ky the Florida Hupremr Coart. THIS CAR SHOWN ASTRIDE a power control on the Country Club flood last cat at mure than JCIrU. (B u t! i’hoUQ de which It had taken off at tkn bottom, swerved ewt ef iday sh.rtly before noon. Damage was sstlmatad to tkn � 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 02, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b21c813bbdd29bf158158a333366a071.pdf 810be5ae496d0f685a1cb25e4e2667ac PDF Text Text V •*. 7* .r. t Mgai • "p ' 1 .->1 ® ■■■'.<’ ' *j‘ '• ‘ ■'r ‘ rX T~’ * ?___ ___ •_____ ____ ► T H E SANFORD H ERA LD P « H 10. W ed., O c t 31, 1956 OUR Navy Jet Fighter Shoots Self Down .1 GOAL BALTIMORE (AP>-Th» BaM■Mr* Evening Sun said Thursday • new Nary Jet fighter, flying #* n p m o n le ipeed, shot lUelf down by running Into cannon ihelli It bad fired tecondi before. Ia a atory by Donald Brenner, tha paper quoted the Mary In Waihlncton that the fantastic ac­ cident—first of Ita type In avia­ tion Malory—occurred laat month While a teat pilot wa» tr- f‘ new 10mm. cannon* over the At­ lantic Ocean near Long laland. Uremner *ald te*t pilot T r’n At- VMA OttO, typUt at the V.B. tridge was making a aerlt* of Zir.bauy In Prague, arrives at Idlewtld Airport, New York, at­ Siring run* Sept, tl In an F llF l, a new alnginweat carrier—bated tar being expelled by the ComCatch government. She fighter atill undergoing teata by muntit waa accuaed by tha Red* of the Grumann Engineering Aircraft traveling with document* Iden­ Co. tifying her a* a Circh clilren. The article aald the Nary gave American official* denied the had engaged tn erplonage or thl* account: The pilot’* minion « i* to reach broken a law, (International) a certain *pecd and lc*t the four cannon* at that *prrd by firing them Into the ocean. Sheriffs Bureau He put hi* Jet into a aha Ilow _ aj aj C L I dive at a apeed of MO m.pJi. Some | 0 H O i U j C n O O l WOO feet above the water u d TA!.LAnAS9EE (AP) - The fired a four-eecond burst front his ghtrlffi Bureau has ancannons After a pauae. he fired ^ c e d It will conduct Ita flr-l another four-*eeo«Ml buret „ w enforcement school A. t e rtM’lwd the second round for th, riffl ind deputle. In the £ t 2 l £ * L T P 1* , ' ’’V ,r H House chamber here Nor. 11-16. bullet-proof glass In hi* wtnd-i •hleld. Thinking he had rammed n lr" tor n° n i r! a bird. Attridge headed for the; « • ,0J , Z" field al Peconle River near C.1-' Klenllfle law terton I I enforcement method*. Emphasis But unknown to the idiot, a .e c win •» °" crim‘n4, and shell had pierced Us Jet en,n ,hc fk*» win ^ 11 ww ,h ,r ’ . fin# which died, earning the Jet Hf*-elect who will be named In to c n ah land In a wood* a half H*e Nov. • gcgtral election. Mile abort of the field. On H»r clo*ing day. Gov. Collin* The U-yrar-old ea-Nary pilot w,,l prevent cerllfleatpa to memwas hoipItaUird with a fr-ctured here of the da** who aucceaafully k g and three broken rertebrao. complete the rour.e Member* of (he faculty win In­ The battered cannon alug «* recovered from the Jet engine- clude special agent* of the Federal Pureau of Investigation, A»*t. fro o f of what happeaad Ally. Gen. George Owen, slate attorney* and solicitor* ant mem­ Tax Council Agrees ber* of the staff of the sheriffs bureau and highway patrol. T O GIVE YOU Q U A LIT Y Merchandise At Money Saving PRICES ^ S T A R l ^ C O FFEE C . D. M. 4 APPLES-APPLES-APPLES FO O D TA LL CANS 1 P u rch ase EXTRA FANCY n RED DELICIOUS C.OLDEN DELICIOUS ■■ STAYMAN WINESAPS L COFFEE 6 OZ, JAR TO ALL CHILDREN SHORTENING W E GIVE SAV-MOR COUPONS ACCOMPANIED BY PARENT THURSDAY P. M. FRIDAYandSATURDAY before the IM7 Legislature con venes In April. Council member* reported coun-, ty tax council* are well underway w|Bi their itudie. tn most counHe*. T V tmall group* are due to aubmlt reports to the state coun­ ell by mid December. “JUST ASK CASHIER FOR TICKET” QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED (WITH ORDER) iV v S f W ' W FREE! EKCO K N IF E sharpener ] putft o keen edo*! on blade* *r» lif f y * I 'p i t t e d t ^ 2 u a £ i t y M E A T S 1 S TEAK ^ .. || C H EER 79 * LYKES C IR C U S L ^ STEW |_J“ Boneless BEEF . GIANT U. S. GOVT. GRADED GOOD • S ^ BOX (With Order) BLUE PLATE WIENERS PRESERVES 2 65c pop co rn 29c *2 5 CHIU PEACHES SAC0N lb. 49< S O U P 10< 2 E 49 c 2 3 5 TSt HAMBURGER 3 lbs. $1.00 FROZEN SPECIALS 4 FRYERS ORANGE 79 * i 89* P IES 9 t JUICE POPS RITE CAMPBELL’S TOMATO CAN R o m ((« F rtM lo n * I.YKES LYK ES PALM RIVER | lust for co m in g In to s e e the n ew O in S iO m om f tM m nun* w ith th o m lr a o lo o f 'TRAVELING FLOOR HEAT i. K IM s i n m u - i n i PM TOUR o t * M M f NRATVR u n u . $ 2 . 5 0 ‘ W U «. Thh w eek Warm floor Hoot ’’Travol.” to Ivory Room Without Cosily Pipe* i t Rafltter* to Install I Ther*-* nothing to buy—no obllgntlon—JimI r a m in to m tie now Hiagltr Hume Heater* and gat thl* wonderful gift rasa! In otary way, Hieglar I* tho I Mat Homo Heater you ran buy. Stagier givae you up to twice the haat—aavan you up to half tha fuel I Patented Heal Tubaa uaa tha hottaat bent In ataad nf loaing It up tha rhimnay I Patantad hullt-ln blower ayatem force* heat down to the Root, "travela” haat to ovary room! HaaSleglar Horn* Heatare to d a y -g a t your apecial gift ra ta l o n ly ...a t... 1 1 1 W . F IR S T S T . .100 CAN: WHOLE C.A GRADE A D&D F PAN READY MORTON’S Chicken Turkey Beef 1V« . 2'. LB. AVG. D f\T ■ V ■ SOUTHLAND STRAWBERRIES S now s 15 i.mnrs 8IZ K BROCCOLI SPEARS___ Clam Chowder Jar 69* 8 99c 3 69 2 £49 t|fS SH29c LIB B Y ’S if 2 "^ " SANFORDS FIN EST IN DEPEN DEN T SU PER M A R K ET Easy-Off O V EN C LEA N ER <» Shiirflno For JOAN - OF - ARC KIDNEY 8 OZ. Furniture Center # CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT FREE B A K E R IT E I k RED DELICIOUS OR WINESAPS T IN To Public Hearing TALLAHASSEE ( A f - T h - ritlSana Tas Council has arrred tenlativMy to holj a pub Ho hearIng early In February before draw Ing up final recommeftdation* for rtvlilo* of Florida's IM atructure. Tha eoonett n r f M i to submit its report to Gov.-Oaffloa a month YACHT C LU B With other V A C. PRODUCE D ASH DOG SUNSHINE O R / HAM BOX CRACKER CRUMBS X 7 ( PARK AVE. A T 25th ST. a SANFORD, FLORIDA •f■■ • *# �V . ■v - .u Shop and Save In Sanford • Established 190S fOLlTME XLV1I Service To Open i■ country'* top strategic planning a g e n c y — ha* responsibiltlic* roar| 1ing fJr outside the purely m lllU r> coordination of dip lo ca te and rronomlc action British anl French plane* carr it il on non.lop attack* on Kgyp|lj|n , irf|c|,|, t0)|a). and Cairo H„ nounctd .ttackim; a irc ra ft .ank an Egyptian warihip in the Suez i Jn a |_blocktng traffic and cult, . . 0ii .hinnina to Europe. *"* ° f f ° U •. « ? K -n ( »«"» »*W Dr' " h "n'1 * m nch warplane* railed Egyptian Iruop* at crossing point* along the ran al and in Ihe operation tank the Egyptian war»hlp Akka in T l- v - h ___aiH m .a, -midia . Lake Jud south of Ism way p«nt of th-> ranal. B ritain and France launched m ilitary operation* against Pre*litnvThsofl 'eoiinfthl E T S ll ,C RC dent Nasser'* regime last night with the declared .. .................. f pro lectins thr Middles*! Waterway from fighting tw irlini: between Egyptian and Israeli fcrcc* in the ■Sinai desert. The Egyptian* gave out no of facial information loday on Ihe fighting with Israeli troop.. But the Israelii clalm r • troops were in retreat and would *oon be cut off In the Sinai P f . S O. Chase J r . of Sanford w at ninsula. If Your Herald is Not Delivered Ily 6 P. M. Call 1821 llefore 7 P. 01. For Delivery •J ■ Avsodnled Press Leased Wire NO. 12« ■ i i* Injunction Hearing Before Judge Today ^ v .i C le v e la n d Nov. 4-10 Named S p e a k in g American Legion Fo r B o a rd Week In Sanford ''I fhink Mr. Steed has lnsolte.1 th* voters of Seminol* County . „ „ The week of Nor. 410 wa» set when he say* they can t road th# ny m r s . R trrn l a y o ny , ' ' . .. , adile thi* morning a* "Am erican special referedum on h.vrne** hor^o T h i. weekend will m ark the ofLegion Week" in Sanfonl by Maficia l opening of a new flv lr t racing and determine Iho dLT* yor F I». Sc.dl a» he called for achool. the Sanlando H ying herferene* between it and the eon* •'the citiren* of Sanford to lend W i t Ihr Slade Airport in Lungstitutional amemlmcnts." said iher wholehearted eoopentlon to County Attorney Mack N. Cleve•i h .n «,i..re ii Ihe American Legion In it* actlM arthall .Sherr.il owner- - v r • r ,vitie* u u . e... ...............t „ . v*»r 1 land J r ., representing th* Board for .... the en*ulng year.'•• of the Sanlando H yin g Service. of Seminole County Commission* Mayor Se<dt, a* he proclaimed is a licensed pilot anil has been ! er* Ihi* morning in .1 Circuit tV urt “ American Legion Week" pointed u reddent of Florida for Ihe pad hearing requesting a restraining hi the origin n( the American three yeara an j resides in Mail, o.dcr on the special referendum Legion K'*t after World War land. S h e riff* sou Marsha to be held in coniunrtloi with Itva "dedicated to the preservation of 20. an Aeronautic Engineer Major general election next Tutdvy. •h* memories and incident* brought at Purdue University, w ill at*o be Je rry Collin*, npei-alor ot the* J hout by the association of Amenassociated with h i. tiih * - .»• • • Sanford-Orlarvdo Kennel Club, sup. c’’ n’ *n ,bc kr r a * " * r school. Sherlll Jr. received his rounded hy a battery of attomeya He also railed attention, in Ihe niiot license when he was a tenheard Cleveland site statutes and proclamation, that “ among the W r in high ichool. describe *he action* of the Semi* alms of (hi* great organisation Roy La tale r, a native of Florida nole County Commissioners in tho \ rT c ? r who reside* in Apopka, very well application by W. H. Kemp, prv*l* °,f ,h c . l n ‘' e' ot known throughout Florida .lent of Seminole Raceway P ark, Jmeriea to maintain law and orpilot, w il alio be an Instructor before the commission for an der. to foster and perpetuate a the achool. Lasaler h a i approve election to determine the ratifica* one hundred per rent Americanniately 15,000 flying houra to hi* lion of the permit issued by th« ivm. to Inculcate a tense of Incredit an dha* taught flying to Florida Stale P*clng Commission on Aug. 13, 1935. < Floida now holding pilot licenses. d. , ‘ / , . * , ' * * E v e n before Egypt announced munlty. Slate, and nation to comAlao he ha. done much of the „ , l 1 1 ? " ,,l<Kkln« of ,,ie «•»>• hat the autocracy of both Ihe Nat Turnbull, atornejr f o r many of the > folk ip <>-• ■ . ‘ , n .l.n .ln * i w** r,*P°r ,f d turning b a ik from classr* ami the masses, lo make Seminole Raceway park pointed ♦ r i a l photography that ha* been h^ d ^ r 0 r'* n,," * ' »«» approaehe. because of danger “ right" the master of “ m ight", out to Circuit Judge V a s s ir Carl* done through this .ertion of IV 1 , i | from military operation*. on earth, to safeguanl and Iranaton this morning that “ Je rry Col* V I'llf X T .\ M \TION S L T l I N l i n*ide Nov. 1-10 as “ Americsn Ieglun Week” wn* sigiusl this ttmmirg lin*. sitting right there, was at *‘ sanlando Flv. g S. r .1 n nu ‘ r Uncen.e lag money. °<h-r A rab .t a le , ml* ihe principle, of Justice, freeSanlando H )lng Service -h lc h wrouM m ak* .vatlahle an «■> block another smjrve for Middle ,1(" " '»• q u a lity "> *"***••■ by klayur F . It. Scott. |.<>okii't( on uue (left to rig h t) Lynn Lyon, I’ost Commamler of Ihe hn-al Amer­ the meeting of Ihe Florida Rarlnig ican Ley lor. I ’ost, Mayor SCt>lt, mid Km lyle lloush»|der, Service O fficer of tho ('am pldl-lwttting 1‘o tl provide complete In.lnietion start- (. lri| 4V) ‘ .|J|( , ,r East o i-th e pipeline. fr»r. crate and .a n c itify their comradeCoinml«*ion and was aware of th* of the Ammlean U-gl»n. (S in if Photo) granting of Ihe referendum on !nS Th n R.^0Un,, ' I T construction In Ihe nevt maln produdi.m center, to Mcdi- »hlP *•)' devotion to mutual lielpfulne**." Sept, 4 of the referendum, but n J' fl>; year*, w ill be dl*c...**d hy T rra n ca n porta. With Mayor Scott at the time the he ha* clrrted until this 11th hour * P f c a various group* before the Florida Kgypt broke off diplomatic reIToela(nation was signed was Post tu bring such litigation." br*ine 'slhiurd^i "L i t i " t>rf" rP Stale llivhw y U»er* ri»nf»*rcnreI lationa with Rritain and Franc* t Attorney MacJc Cleveland J r . Jordan broke r e l a t i n n i with t'>'tnmander Lynn Lyon ami Serv­ *"c *" V " 'n . T n t»k«*a a stand. completion of 4.V hour* of flying ice O fficer K ariyle HouvhoMrr. (.'oluinbu* T Kent. 7.1, died at earlier told the court that absentee They agree, it wat said. In France, ^jm e, minimum re<]uirrd for a t'ominaniler Lyon said that the the Seminole Memorial Hospital ballots have already been received central w ith proposals for presenprivate license, he swill tic given . ti , i- e i,! » iur« hui feel I k .1 * * • all-out ni.-ml>er*hip campaign of at jo ; to a m, yesterday. on the special elertVsn, more a rt Three of I be .s.idids.ea for lb# ri'tlgnal.ou former City Com- coming In and tomnrrmv It the last day Ihey ran be rrcelvd. Sanford In Board of Sanford d ly Com ml** jm ltiloiief Jack flilig a n , *ald “ 1 «rrr .r m, k™i « s. The Sanford-Orlando Kennel awn K. i „ or pleasure. However. " r r *( ” min from Atlanta. Oa and wa* alonera i* the t dyElection m* 1 1 landed ncht in Ihemiddle of „ , , , Club wa* repre*ented at th« *ne iviiinot earrv on •• >»• .h io n rr. r~)»ll*r. . . . - i .sot / v u a i.. . um w v. “ U r an* pn-ud . f the Campbell f „ r ni. rls eipploved a* * m,. *>• t Tuesday »nd a repre»*n(aUve p g ^ ,. frauehlae developments, |,r a r jnC thl« morning by W. J . engage In any “ for h ire " a.-tJe. hotel associations, auto club, and In Preparatl.n for the S ta ir '. ,n d « "h rn ” ' ,Jn «' M akin g for another of the .an ile budgit adoption, rapilal Improve- Sited and Arthur Sired of the da'.-s, appeared beforr Ihe Jay lies with a private license. TTiey Industries. observance of Veteran* Day thi* "* *r ro ">l, I l , l>n>, nti *aid tom- r,iad. marxlrr l.jo n , *m*l thn>ni;h lh r* r | | c* XKSi% j nirmiter of (he It jp ’ ut * thi- afternoon at it* nmm | metit program, wlueh Includes a Orlando firm of attorney* Steed n*l« . r 1" " .lh.rr r ' J * ! " " 1? * n<! tine of the pr..-H..al« u v f r 1 ' r s r ,,n November Mlh. Governor areompllshment. we have ............ ...................... Sanford Civic Center, new fire an‘J •‘'•red. been r , „ |rr(l , (f , nkf. Mar) , nd ,n ,.d luncheon meeting. pass the necessary federal and cnnuiiutional amendment pr-jhllinr-ihlb- l-eRo' follin* hsv appointed Tom _______________ amendment In a broadcast of Ihe tiei-Out* >ialion and swimming ixml. along S i r * I n a tenglhv presenta* •late eaamiratinni lling diversion of ajto liernsr lag Jn vnd "r Billy Anderson. I <>r *l t.a- ? a " ’ / . T * ’ r .Pr‘” . h*,n Lake Mary right >r*r*. A designate! Inspector Training r . The Vote meeting hel.l at the with many other discussions con1 ‘ and t i* area >cynnd descripSurvivor* Include on* daughter, imvon■ ■ ■ »••> ■ * »»-•» -• —-•••• * > .7 >....«• i,.u ..n. " . r . resiram ine a n e e hies, of the Itepartment of F lo r­ money from highway purposes. Tor a rominercial lirense is also American Mr*. J . W. Thrailkill. Wauehulla; Yseht llu b . the candidates pre- cerning progress for the City of , * "7 "A Tag revenue not allocated to ida, Jjj"* the am enran leg io n , at ,rn available at thr school. T ie local Post Commander stal- tWo .o ,,,, c . T Krn, nf „ nted their platforms in their Sanford. ,n® seh.uvl* i . more than 20 m illio n ' S! * , r ( h *rm* n fnr ' r , *,r» n i n *> A fleet of plane* has been order­ dollar* a year In Florida, il was , ,h ,r r ' * nfv. r M h * ‘ ‘ •|')r <>aih ,>ur i membership iiiie .' ia'w renrV "(J. .Cent” of” _F t . bid for the Ih rre seats on Ihe Wdh , h. experience gained from ---------J j J j -------"T J J J , h”e yf i n* ,nflU‘, ' ,, (Semlnolo * ed for Ihe school a rd i^e reported. Commamler Ander*on. In turn. we a rr sh ir to complete our pro | |>(rrf# : nnr gram! 1. Robert City Commission whirl) will Oe d»- the..- few months of rapid arti- |ta<<.way r a r k f could not be harm* latter part of November there Jeektonville; one grand- ciJed Tueulay. The proposal said “ within the Las r.jmed the District Command- jeils through Ihe eooperalion of u.......J ’ ' "" / . v lly I felt that I vva* obligated ,.d because of the postponement for w ill lie three trainer plane* avail­ r.rvt 13-sear period of the develop- ^rs «t the American le s io n a* Icvotrd men who kmn* what de-1 j ’ " ' . T' ' , privation meant to those who nerd K r,"1 ®f * mX 11,0,c »Pf»k ,n ' ,hrtr 0W" b<?' «» myaelf a . a candidate to lhp,. do nM h%yr aJ ^ r<r|n r dvte* •• able in addition to their o’ her n.ent of the in ler.ivte , c°chairm en with him. with each , .. . —- . —- .. . .: I leree; tw0brothers, .1 1. Kent half were A. L . Wilson, incumbent, , m rrrd myself a n l for the rest -j),p attorney r#pre»enlng Col* and it It our hope that we will plane* making the following ser­ to select county chairm en In his oft'oeoa, and D II Kent of At Furl Higginbotham. Incumbent, 0f ,h r unexplrrd term ." Wilton |in, told Judge Carlton " I f your the constant growth nf Florida, it vice* available. it noMibie Vhit""this n<iri'i,in'iif~i)ie t Chairman n a n e il ^ ' h»ve the largest memberihlp ro,. . . »nd Merle Warner. S|*eakmg for ,„ |d t|1P Ja y c rc*and radio audihon<,r w,|| , rant thla reslrainln* pi line that this portion of the r „ mtv is I vnn * t von ,r r w,lrn ,hc rliin a x of American Plane* available for licensed H .neral service, will »h- heldPaul Yales. J r . w a, Ihd. H ollar. cnce. „ r,,e r we will go Into final hear* t.g money would bring over 4.V) p ’’ ,n' r , ” un ' " J-vnn , 'Jron- | , - um w .v k is reached flye r* who wi*h to keep and in- million fto ii..r. <o. 1. 1. 1, . . , on. lw,v s*nr«.ru. n a . at II a m tomorrow at B ri*.o n Yates, the .................................... publisher of the sro,., uni -m v,tal,„ tn(rre*tr<l in in the the mg Ing wunin wllhln ten ten nays. days.1 million dollars for highway .on vitally tntercateu ♦ r a t e their flying hours, also •true'ion. Ttve-r rountv chairm en w ill at h uneral Hume with the Rev. hi- fur.J furd Journal Journal «»s not present at progrraa of our rily ami In tho ' — *■" n(* ? [ ?irn ! l i at F l f H contended In hl« arsum m t tempt lo eoordlnate Veterans Day sight-seeing trip* h iv e been plann­ lenw-ood and the R«v. G liston, the merlin#. Hoi IA* it Ihe editor (hat are und erlay and In “ The ballot It not a fa ir ballot-activities of all veterans* organi­ ed. Another sendee to he offered officiating. nf the new weekly. ||,6 future ileudonmcnt of our the taw aayt It abould be a tpenal zation*. Including Ihe Veteran* of w ill be for grove-owner* who F a ir through Frid ay; low l*v II irlal w ill be m Evergrcrn Higginbotham declared that “ 1 po.vrbilltlca ar.tl n-sourres," he election—and II Is now eo-inlnglrd Foreign War*. Diiahlrd Am erican night near would like an aerial Inspection of lirm etery, Sanford. have breome fam iliar with Dio , a|d < “ These Include a *lreet |m -| with the general election and at Veteran*. Jnwi«h War Veteran*. their grove, alio an rva rt tree operation of the city and bavo provrinent program, dock and 'h r fnp of the constitutional „ . . . , and others, to bring about Ihe fincount ran be uudr. An accurate Mr*. Wilson nond. mother o f p. , ^ e r v a n r e of the day helped raise tome of Its problem, terminals, a water lank for the amendments. *ree count it tpiilr cHif ci.lt to ol>- Mrs. W alter Morgan, a teacher at More problems are ahead that , ollth side of our city to take "We have statutory right*,’* which Congress and the Florida _____tContinued on Pag* •) Southside School, died thi* morn­ la*gi«lature have set aside to will help the r ily grow. I hope to ra|p ,,f ^r.^th and I believe that *»ld Sired, "and it ia going to ing in Richmond, K r. be able to help in any way po*. n ,..,,, progressive accomplishments coil us some ten thousand dol* lion<«r Ihe veterans of a ll Am erica'* Mr* Morgan i* in Itielimornl and w ar*. »uper*eding A rm islie Day • ible In get more industry, s good arp |M*sslbls* with an aggreativc 1 •» « to try to defeat thi* election Mr Morgan and danghtrr Shirley *tr.ei system, a community * rn- City ( ommh«ion wim will w irV to-1 next Tuesdsy.” The Slate Commamler* of the left 'oday. ter. and adequate parking spare. gether to attain them without various veteran*' urganirallon* The hearing, requesting a ret* ........................ Oldham P.obert* Tonell Funeral met at luikrland, Sunday, “ For Ihi* reason." said lliggin- extra bur len upon our taxpayers." election already slated for Tues* Octn _ Post 33 of the Sanford American women tn this community would Home of Richm onl Is in charge her 25th to . romplete ,>,s,00 h i * ,l.wl ,ucb aeen.. * f,n#^1ki*‘1.— or> ••«■ <"o long, for printing SnfImtisam. I aril offerin': mi "If Merle Warner, Sanford service day. wa* adjourned at 12:30 thla * *plan* H r ell I/* minded .. ' "~f flee L ....L here. il_. • civic accomplishments, fice it it to say, athough, that < Sun 1of funeral arrangement*. thi* year's observance. .v* a candidate for re election to t.itlon operator told Ihe J n y rrr* afternoon and ia being continued during il* firs t 3*i year* that to font Lcginnnatrrs are very promt- the llosid of Sanfur.l City Coin' One thing Ihut I mutt emphasize *1 2 o'clock, attempt to rrcord any conrUc m nl among those who make San- m isiiunrr* o Ihe fa it Dial our city employees Judge Y a tta r Carlton Is expect* retold of all this in a short a rti­ ford and Seminole County uno of be |'M paid salaries r**d to ■ hand down an imuiX'liaiW Immedlata ... \». Ii I, Wilton, **ll**ril, *S who HU was SXSI* tt|r|**Mtlt appoint must six I«a adequate •IX •| VJ.1I u r*s*iMIIV« ■-.*• ••** **#• nil cle it of course impotsilde * ° r i < l n #1* by fhr (Uiartl of ('u m m lo un ni com m rniur»tr with thuir iobt. 1 1 decision At the conclutlon of th li The people of Sanford and Sem i­ whieh to live and bring up a fam i afternoon's hearing. tCoiiliniied nn Page XI to fill Ihe vacancy created hy the nole County have, year af'er year, witnessed The l^-gion'* generous Die Legion'- money which !• contribution* to the lied Cross •p'ot upon Ttir la-giun itse lf Salvation A rm ). March of Dime*. range* from nolliing at a ll—tu a etc. And the young people of the very llltlc . The Sanford City Corncommunity have felt the guiding m inion and ihe Seminole County hrlpfullnest of Thp Legion in it* f'um m itiion, realizing this, bus work with the Legion Juni >r IH »r for year* hrl|x-i| The l^-gitm m hall Tra m , Hoy and t.irl scout«. cvr r y way that was properly pusThe Legion’a annual Schtail *iblc to them. Awards and Boys and Girls State Where docs The Legion gel all The work The l/rgion and its Du- money? Well, the mam aoiin-r Auxiliary do in helping veteran* of income is derived from the and their famt1.es in time of di>- hard work of legionnaires on Die tret* it alw ays unsung ar.d there- Seminole County Fair*. Th fore not generally known Fa irs allow local buvinett est The Sanford legion not only I* li*hm*nt* to advertise their truly a servant of and for the product* before the eye* of all 1people—The legion atpiret to Dip people of Seminole C o u n ty tram it* members to serve this instead of ju u to the comparativeCounty faith fu lly In all field* of ly few w ho come into their p la rr* public endeavor and ie»pon>ibili- «f businese. And the Faira afford ty. the pnpulare and their children All anyone hat In do !« to took sn outlet for pent-up emotions around him for youngidi men, and pleasure and thrills that their and often for an , 'old»ti,r " w ho'children w ill remember for uiotiht served in World War One, who are to come. accomplishing big things fur betI be number of years of Legion l#r government, for men who are fair work represented by the Offthe leaders in Umc-contuming and tcera ana Directors of the coming L I E O F T U B M A N Y “ B A Y S '’ of dial equipment Ming fretted In tha n«wr Southern Bell Telephone often quite thankless yhtlanthrop- Seminoe County F a ir amount* to Co. building at Ninth S t. and Elm Ave. One hundred and eight pieces o f similar equipment have been Ic endeavors and the chanrrt are the surprising total of 32 years, bolted in vertical position in pirparatiun fo r wiring ph**e of Ihe Installation Job. Atcoiding to Gor- that you w ill find the men and Yea—The Sanford I<egion ia SENATOR BPESSARD HOLLAND IS WEI.COMED lo Sanford by Senator Douglas Btenstroa tkl« morning about 11:30. On hand to g n et Senator H oltxn! wete K ariyle Housholder, James MT L r% dun llothermei. S tn fo r.i — Delainl tirouii Manager. 67 Western E le c tric Ca. employe* are working wonen you most admire were l-e truly Ihe helpful friend and useful chairman nf the Seminole O u n tv Demoemtie Executive Committee. Senator Sterutrom, Represent** on the Job pre*enlly. The Jot. i< on »chedule and tenice will available on Match 17, 11*57. A ll telegion trained. servant of all the people of Sanlive Gordon V. Frederick, Senator Holland, and J « h n £ . L ee, Democratic Campaign Chairman fog phone numbers w ill t^ changed to the new national numbering plnn of Iwo Id lers and fiv e digits The list naming suck men and ford and SeminoU County. Seminole County. ( Photo hy Jamrauo) coincident with tha beginning of dial service. This Weekend ■— i ir -A t* . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER * "SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY NOVEMBER, I, I9SB 01 Sanlando Flying X: ^anfnrfc mzvalh Ike, Council Review M id d le- East C ris is ; No Statem ent Given W ASHINGTON .f — President Eisenhower met for two hour* today with National Security t'oun* a\ espaml.Nl to l" J udp and civil chief* of the armed -m ice *, in a full dress renew of the Middle Ea»t crisis. The *o»«ion of the nation'* top slra'egy board opened at the White House at 9 a m. and broke up Just before 11. Prejidential p r e i * .ecretary Jame* C H ag ert). in anioU'i.’ In t lhp end of m fPllni!. „ id he had no . talMnent Tbc S c c u rllv council never di df liberation*. Ei»«nhower ruled out lait night .l l,0/ ? r rU!,r<1 m" n l,n l the u.e o f American armed force* in the present aituation brcnghl abjut hy Ihe Israeli allack on Kgjp* and Eritish-French Inler»ent|0n. Rut the Security Cpuocd — tho —A •’ ”1 j '■ Chase Re-Elected To Head State si Highway Users Funeral Tomorrow For c . . Kent ^ . A , C o m m is s io n A s p ir a n ts A d d re s s Ja y c e e s T o d a y m w Z S tr O S Lyon Named Lo cal Z i Bead For V eterans '"1 Day Observance Mrs. W. Morgan's Mother Succumbs A“ msi u> Weather Lo c a l A m e r ic a n L e g io n m Additional Local News On Paae 8 Has B r illia n t •r H is to r y m vsrl ----IBBS rn* • fi �THE SANFORD HERALD Nov. 1, 1950 »II P a ^ e 2. T h u n .. F E B B U M U * N ’ I T t v K V CMAWCl U TS I H '5 S A K E a h HOPt n \^ jL A y m u . tk *end up tm’ THE OLD HOME TO W N *'*•••>•41; t >■<• By STANLEY I k Pktsrs Of Hsahk h Bek** *• *»•«. MO. IkyMlI TrMbli g i m The ibytoaJ gland pUyt an lmportent relt In metaboltam. lU hormone, thyroxin*, rovern* tha rate at which tha body will burn or ator* it* food auppfy. Tho thy­ roid I* located in tb« ntck on either aid* of the taryns. If the gland aecretea too much thy roalno it rautea “hyperthyrmdlint;" too little reaulU in "hypothyroidum.’*Goiter is an enlarge­ ment of the thyroid gland. Thia can e iiit where the appearance I* normal except for a full look around tho Adam'* apple. Some­ time!, of courie. goiter* grow in­ wardly. A goiter atretchmg down under tho top of tha breaat-bono for Inttance, ran Mat be detected bv a radiological examination of the (heel. t'ntrrated goiter* ran lead to illntt*. Some doctor* think they may bo early form* of cancer. Or they may raui* thyretoxicoala. Her* the goiter literally potion* the ayattm. The patient become* jittery, with murcle tremor*, and tirrs very ery m eaiily ‘ beneath hi* fal*« energy. will often__________ break Into a ____„ . llie it w i _____ aweat; hi* temper ihorten* and h* it apt t* grow thin. Hi* eye* may feel bulgy. Soma toxic gotten pro­ duce heart aymptoma. • Today four Invaluable taoti are tiled in the management of thyroid diieatee: aurgery, drug*, radio­ active itotope* and auper-vollaga x-ray or Cobalt "AO* radiation. In tatting tha thyroid, tbo radletogiit now g lv ts vary email amount* of radioactive Win# to d-termln* how murh tha thyroid gland trill plek up. If It I* over­ working. the phyiician may prtacrib* a larger “cocktail" of radioactive todina.Th* iodine will lodge In tha thyroid and Its radiation wIII ilowtne gland down tonormat. Tha underaetire thyroid In mild atate* produce* fatigue, dry akin, and a tendency to fain weight. In mnra aevera degree*, lack of thy­ roid producer tha crrtinoua or mentally defective child and tha myxtdemrtoua adult. Fortunately, both condltiona ran be helped by Uking thyroid tablet*. For theao children, whoa* akalctan* reveal raat Immaturity, k-ray examineien by the radiologist may be val­ uable a* a check on whether tha hormone I* making tha skeleton mature aa It ihoul£ AVer.- “. ' r T M t o - ' S T > kN L e^ ll RATES AS TOI* TACK L El NEW ORLEANS. La. •/!»>— Coach Andy Pllnay of Tulane aay* Dalton Truax rale* aa “the beat tackle in the Southeastern Conference." Dalton acalea 22.1 pound*. MEAT BUYLNU Whan purthaaing large cut*, have a few chop* or itaaka re­ moved for another meal. A pork lotn, leg of lamb or rib roaat of baaf may hava a few chop* or ataaka removed for bralalng or broiling. Thi* will aave you from having too many leftover* and will alao add variety in the uaa of targe cut*. Legol Notice la l > 'i l al !*• iM i l r Jn*«». ■ i f .l i .ii (■■■o, H a l e af r u t l ' i . la reakai* la I Mime ml I* JAY 1L LTII.UB (••ctaMd T a All H k » I I Mar l'aa«*rai Null.* I. h . f . I . r (i v *n that H A T ­ TY *: I . l l . I . a I I A N S C L L M l 111*4 h»r final Mport -• C tccu lrlx vt tha ••Ixt* ef J a r It. Lrl»*. J* i,« i i •4 i mat aha 1. 1*4 liar ralltlon lot final d U c i.«,a « . aaJ that aha will apply to I M ll' iu ra' lc RIIJflCIT IIULMItOt.l>i:i(. County J u 4 *a of g-mlnola County. Florid*. on th* lath .lay of N o , , m l » r i l l * for ap* prorel of n m i ard for final 41acharg* aa Ceaculrli of tha talala of J A Y It. l. YI.I.d 4 a. aaiid. on Ihla I t lh 4 ay of Octoh*r l>J* P A T T T K 1.YI.K* IIAN HULt, Kteculrfe of the ealatt of J A Y ll. I.YLWa. 4 a.««»ad SirtifK liKFr-.vii I V T HIS < l l l t ' l I T c u t N T IIH T H I ! v iv t ii Jtm c iA i. >mi i i t or FLO R ID *. IV a v i » t o n et u i v n i . n c o r a t v . i v c h a .m k m y . IIH.I.IIN ll rii:itnr. Plaintiff. » » r aua > li:l.V IIX k : liuVV AUI> unit IIV. J l t , l>-fan 4 ant i ‘a»- .W I I I * t o j i n . v i i . i . i : n o w A i iii m : i m r . J l t , tt hot* Itaal4«n,a an4 Mailing A 4 <ir-»a»« ara I ’nhaownt You ara htfaby hullfl -4 that eull haa ha-n brought ata ln .i |nu In lb* ab.i.a anlltl-d raaa In Ih* ahnra l.am .4 Court. w h .r tln Ih* rellaf •ought by lha plaintiff, l l i : i . i : \ II. I I F I l I t T , I* a rt*rr*a grantloc plain­ tiff a dWorre a id ...mplat* car*. emlnCy. and control of I t i r i l A r t K MicilAkt- o r n n r . *ac >«u *r» haraby natlflaC and r*iuir* t in fill Iparaoniily or by aiiorn*yl with Ih* Clerk el **14 Court. your w rit, l - o 4 af>na*a. If gny. In Ilia I'rnn. Plaint In aat,t aull a..d l.< %-rvr a ropy thereof upon attoraay for plaintiff on or M f o r - tha ja m dai ef h'o«rmh*r. I l l * M»t«ln fall nol e r 4 *eraa » rn rnnfaian w III he •«. I*t»d aealntl >«u t v i r x r . a a M r hand ant iha o i n . rial aaal of .aid Cnurt at *anfnr<t. t l 'ld.i. ihla J l l h .tar of October. A. II.. h i * . O |* Ifrrndnn Circuit (.'lath P r : Aria J Lun diu lH t'aeutr H a r k TTIUon A l» t » * d » f Allornav l » r Plaintiff I*, n Urn |*« H« rn Hark. Florida ■a tM IA O l.i: t n w a iy . I I .H a a . In H ro b a l*. l a r o i K a t e l! a l L L O Y D J . LOW L. JR. D aeaa iad T a A ll r r o e t lo r * a a e r » m » . H a , , la a t talm a o r lla m a a u . A g a la a l a a ia Majalti You aad rath nf you or# h*rahy aoiifud and r*.)utr *4 in preaont any rlatma and drmondt which you. or e lt h ir of reu mar ha,a agelnat tha -Mata of U O Y H J. LOW fi. J H tla, • -...I, lata of tald l ounll, In th t County Judga of nKMIXOl.t: roaat r, Hlorlda. at hi. effira In lha court hotiaa of Mil fount, at MANFoltl*. Florida, within -laht ralan. 4ar month* front lha lima of th* firet publication of ihla aotiea Keen claim er demand ihel! be In wrttlag. ar* ehall atat* t»* plaea ef r*tld*aca aad paal afflca addrtea af th* rlalmtal. aae ehall be aware ta by tha claimant, hla agent nr attnrnoy, and ear auch claim, ar damend nnt aa filed ehall bo void. Liard J. Lawa lr AdmJnUtraier af the LLOTD J. LOWS. JR. dtcitiiS Firet nibli r» tlon o r r t v i t r n M i l KAiti.ri.i: iioi'eiioi.t>»:n Attorn*, for AdmlnUtratap P. a Box :*. Pinfold. Me. CAIt HITS TREE Science Is Close PLANT CITY (API — Robert Lariacy. I*>, !o»t control of hi* old To Control Of Cold niodrl automobile lait night and LONG BEACH, Calif, eft— An hit a tree, fatally injuring hi* official of the California Stair unde, |,jin ar Lariacy, 20. of near­ Health Department »*)* Kience i* eloie to control of tha common by Dover. cold. Dr. Arthur C. HoUUter Jr., ch If of the Bureau of Acute Commu­ nicable DWcaie*. **UI the chief handicap of development of a cold vaccine 1* the many itrjln t uf vlru* Involved in the cold. “ Many vlruic* appear In the laboratory when we atari to take the common cold apart," Dr. Hob lleter Jold repreaentatlve* of IV) touthem California publle health department*. “ Where the peljp vaccine had to deal with lh r£ itralni. a cold vaccine may hav* to deal with a* many ai 10." j^capplc Cereal Cheese Cake f MEAT TIPS Ground freeh meat and va­ riety meat*, auch a i liver, heart and bralna, ahould be etored loovcly wrappcil and for heat flavor, ahould be cooked within ta o day* after purduae. *• Cake with Crunchy Cerml Cruet Boirr* th* Pineapp' v*te«a who want* a dceecrt for ava&lng rtfrn h dilemma • ig, eatiifying, but not too awreL Th* drlepy tegmenU th:. . and barley krrnrle make* a plcaeing combination tur* of thr ........... with the....... *o , pineapple-flavored filling. Ilrtakfait cereal* arc rxreliant for ingredient u»o in recipe*, becaure they are lnexpen»lve, mid Davor and texture, and make important nutritional contribu­ tion* ef protein, the Il-complcx vitamin*, mineral*. PINEAPPLE CEREAL CHEESE CAKE ITAral and fiarfey Ktrnti f t mil 2 cup* ground wheat and H traipoon cinnamon barley kernel* It cup melted butter or H cup *ugar m*rg»rin* Combine ground wheat and barley krrnrl*. *ugar, cinnamon, and melted butter or margarine. Mix thoroughly. I‘ir*» ** of mixture into bottom of P lnrh inring form p»n. K*»*r\* remaining erumba for decorating top of chceac rakr. ruling t (H ounce*) package cream rhe- n 2 envelope* unflavored 2 teaipoon* grated lemon rind, gelatin optional U cup cold water 1 cup well-drained cruahtd 2 beater, egra canned pinCbppia m cup* auger 2 cup* «m*ll-curd dry enttr 1 teaapoon aalt chce»e li cup milk 1 cup heavy ertam 2 teaapoon* vanilla U cup pineapple julc* Soften gelatin in edd water. Combine egg*, auger, aalt, and milk in top of doubla boiler. Cook over hot water, atlrring conetantly, until mlatura eoat* a metal tpoon. Remove from heat. Add gelatin; atlr until diaaolved. Coot. Add vanilla Ind pineapple juice to cream rheete; atlr until amooth. Blend in lemon rind, pineapple nnd cot­ tage cheeae. Whip cream nnd fold into mixture. 1‘our into crumb lined apring form pan. Sprinklo lop with naeived crumb*. Chill overnight. Garnlih. Yield: 12 acnrlnga or fill* one 9-Inch apring form pan. IKE LOOKS LIKE WINNER MIAMI (A PI—Ike look* Ilk* a winner to a Chicagoan who aay* he hai conducted an unuiual aort of poll every prcaidentlal year ainen IBIfl. Art Brie** ahoot* off firework* at atata fair*. Thia year, Bri*U aald ha ha* baan project in j poA trait* of Preiidant Eiaenhowar and Adlal Stevrneon and aiklng apccUtor* to applaud their choice. "Everywhere, U e’a picture hat drawn th* most applauea," he aaid. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES mi tj, 4 LOW C O S T HIGH PRO TECTIO N *SA N EO R D tiL A jf n c K u w R f w t Ba w Member FDIC T H E P E O P LE O F T H E F IF T H DISTRICT NEED c A . $. (SYD) H ER L0 N 6 , JR . IN CONGRESS ! * HIr record on ItgUlition is sound snd oonstructivt * * He Is diligent in Attending to your buslnr.v« * An Outstanding leader in Congrcn • earn­ ed his position on \Vsys And Means Com­ mittee. Now one of 15 men who appoint all Democratic membern to committee*. * The people of the flth District cannot nfford to lose this valuable ap. pointlv* power. Vote for the mon you Know and Know you con trust A.S.fSy<JjHERLONG,JR •fo r Congress Pol. Adr. Pd. by Campaign Treasure, A. S. (Syd) Meriting. Jr. 1/ -1 _ n -iffP t i f ' i r r i'Trrnik<BTT» m u 0 �X -J TITE SANFORD HERALD Thur*., Nov. 1. 1936. Pape 3 Mrs. C . Ironside j Shower W ill Speak A t Meet O f Southside P-TA Recent Sojcial fcvswJtA On The B ° 0 KSHELF “ I t 118, MAIIY DETYINS, director »f nur»c», Seminole Memoiial 11m p|UL wa> elected flral vice chalnnan nf the lnatitutlnn.l N ri* nc Sctvicp Ailniin-tiiiliim Sreti«n at the I Inrida Nur*r-' A* sorti­ tion during it» convention nt Kart Lauderdale Min Mildred Ann Vogel. Miami II.mli, wa* flrrtrd chairman Othei offlm «' Helen Yo*a, s i . Petersburg, second vice chairmans Mr* I*.....thy }t t'li.tier. Miami, n o t t a i y j Marita ret llenlcy. Tallahairee. and IVggy Ynte., SenuoU . metnberaal-Urac. All Are Agreed Southside Carnival Was Great Success "Very auvcc.iful carnival" ‘ the children had a tiurvelou* lime'' ' lalirie was • wonderful crowd." Thcic ate only a few of '.he opin­ ion* expressed about Southside School'* carnival Tuc»day niisht, l>ui ■* these remark* mdiculr. everyone is agreed that the carniv­ al war a steal success, with chil­ dren and gruvvnup* alike <hor* oughly enjoying them-civ c*. Alto rv cry ore termed to think the Spook lloute, if it »s> not the niovt popular booth, nt lra»t it had the longest line all evening. Several of the ladir* who vturkrd »o hard to make the carnival a tiiccett were ftked to give their tilinions on the outcome of the «anneal and hero U what they hail to tay: Mr*. W. K. Herd “ Won lerful crowd" "All the booth* were very a tractive ' "lot of chilJren in real clever costumes" "tipouk houte a real big succe**" "two real paid talent show* by Ilucbury School" "worth everythin# to »rr the thrill the ihildtin so! out of the Ica-t little th in;''. Mr*. J. T. Nelson "lot of people there'* "Handicraft boo'h did real Well ' "»>o«t nffire soli everything they hud '. She al<u <aid that »bc thousht there were even mure pro pie there than last year and that evrryone had a good time. lira. Bolin t Stone "Irriiiendou* sue«e«»" "we icrtamlv hail rnnush roopc rat ion "Fathrr* stayed till late a! nisbt and cleaned up," M ip laid ii.e certainly thought ttie father* drirrvcd a word nf prai«e ami thank*. Mr*. Donald June* "there wa* a very larse crowd ' "quite auc- Ronnie Mixon Is Honored With Party On Ninth Birthday Mr*. C eil Mixon honmed her *on Ronnie on btc 9th birth lay v i'h a cninbinatlon birthday ll.illowrrn partv. She «a» assisted by M r. Hugh Tilli*. The young sur-t* all ptayed, ami received p rilr. fur. Ilinsu. No prltea were awarded for apple bohbins, hut all managed to at­ tain n th'imugh soaking \fler Ronnie o|wr,r I hi* many pie.inta, (be lovely birthday ra te «*< tirouglit nut nnd all .nng ' Happy RiMhday" A wiener roavt wa* enjoyed by nonnie and hi. Sited., after which they w rrr acrvrd cakr and ire cream The party wa* he’d on the Mix­ on patio, an I the Halloween theme xva* rarrird out In the drcuiatiun. on the cake and the plate, and napkin*, which featured a Hall­ oween motif. The guest* all ieccived favor, of horn- and noi*rmaker*. Invited to be p ro m t with the bonorre were l.inla Greene. Donna Collin., Jean Parker. Julie Filmwood. Melanie William., Wanda Mixon, Daxid Seolt, Ronald Herr­ ing. Raymond Norwood. Hobby Hopkint, Earl Robert*. Henry Bndgcman. and Danny Mettle, cessful" “ weather x»a. perfect" making it "very nice for children" ‘ Spook home and train ride had lonitc.t line*". Mr*. It C, Duncan "huge suec i.* ’’ "children and glow pup. had so much fun'' "children en­ joyed the spook home ' "Hunk carnival wa* mure of is *uccc*a this year" 'Think po.t office wa. cute.t booth'*. Mr*. T. C. Dinwn “real nice" “ wonderful carnival" everything went off so x.ell" "midway iccme l more prof«-i>*ionally done" "vp.iok house had h'iigr*t line” 'Train well liked by chlldicn" *Tol of CiXlc pride in tin* tnriuxal tbi. year" '‘didn't think thcic were that many people in Sanfoid to conn" "band teal good". Mr*. Hill Southward "very sue* res.ful carnival'* “children had a marvelous time" “ *howul a grand apirit of cooperation, mother* worked together". Everyone al*<> •xprts.cd 'h r .entiinent 'list they were glad t "n* OVTI for thn year ami now they can iclav for a v i.i.t. O fficers, Teachers To Attend Workers' Confab To<*:r.ht All rhnr-h scVot nffher. ami teacher* of I ir»- M< ibndist i i urih are expcctrd to attrnd the Fall Worker’* Cun ferc ore Thursday, Nov. I, at 7:Jo p.m it vvn. an­ nounced by Mrs J. ft St. J Church School Superintendent The group nil! ns.rm hlr in Mc­ Kinley Hall to rfistu-s current and future situations concerning the Church School. Special attention wilt he given tfs the duliei of each anil every Church School worker At the close of the conference nt * :n pm . rrfrr.hrncnt. will he -rrvrd P e r s o n a ls By SARA KING Have you heard or read about* the controversial "Peyton Place" by Glare Mcialloui? Wc have it, but you read it at your own riskl It t. a n '.d of life hi a amail N« Fngland town, baring the virtue, amt vice, of tbe townspeople in clinical detail rrmlni.ccnt of King'* Row. An uninhibited, pene­ trating study of human nalurr and the inter-relationship, of the open ani hidden live* of a .mall com­ munity. "Glenport, Illinois" by Paul Darcy Rule* n life of » midwesttern town through the 30 * and 40'* shown thiuogh the eye. of doren. of it. inhabitant*. The mam character. Tone Gray leaf. U a boy of 12 when the .lory begin*. As he mature, and hi. personal horizons enlarge, the angle of vision widen, piopordonately for the reader, until Ihe comnuiruty a. a whole I. teen lit full per* pcctivr. “Our Valiant Few" by Van Wy«k Maaon i» a novel of the Confederate Navy ami it* dr*|>crate effort* to break the blockade lisal wa* strangling the South. Alt* air lby*on, a C h a r l e s t o n nrw-pjpciman. was shocked to dlacovcr that the blockade runner* upon whom the city was depend rnt weir more interested in iinuggllng high-pnerd civilian luxuries than necessities an I hi. investigation led him to some o f' the lowest and highest figure, ill the cmba'tlrd city A vivid p.eturr of the Civil War South, bringing a li.r a lusty, brawling world, fighting drsin-ratrlr for it* life. The r.rw Frank Slaughter novel bring* him hack lo writing abn-jt Morula again. 1 hi« time in the iwamptund* an I pme b.irrrn* of central Florida in ISM. Under Inc Iradetahjp of the great Seminole war chief. Oaei-oU, the relation, of ihe Indian* and ihe whit.- men exolod'-l into war. Charles Pa.gr , a blood brother t.i the intelligent | and dangcroli* Osceola, knew „f I Ihe errriiarhtng white men. of the notorious "blackbird) ra" anil of Mr. and Mia. Steven Webb, of Ihe governmen"* effort* to f. rce tbe Seminole, to mlgrstp io Ark­ IVmacola, announce the birth nf ansas. Mr trie, to save the .Hun a daughter. Pamela Ann, on Oct. !ion with the help of a Mubr'a tr \ir-. Webb i* the former Mi** wife, w-ho-p hr.iial h itbanj, trip* Gwen Coppcnger of Ij Vc Mary. Ihem ami make, this a rn.v, of passion ami tragedy and In il liank Sluughti r brings another violent shapter in American his­ tory. Several caul non fiction aic out •'ur circulation: "Love or I’eriih" by Smil.v lllanlon;" "De.ign. ant Huw to l ’*e Them hy J..an Proto " I nilerwater Skin Divrr* .Manual" >f Rill llaiada, lllinil I’.ger" hy Robert Standi.h 'i.iTuhlyi take, place In the fast• aging Hump, or the itv-ui'. it till- of a wealthy young Amerir<n ami thr eonfllrt brought on Nov. I b) hi* money hi* idral>. anil the Mr* I. E. Richard* girl he lovrs. In ibis rariting novel Maltha Strm|>cr you will t»e,ame Involved In Ihe F. O Lamb war in Spain, thr daring rxploi's against the Communist*, black markelecring in a night rluh rail- story; also "Rlrdaat. hers Quarry" ed Ihe niind Tiger, and a romance hy Manning * ole* tha' leaches ita climax in the Don't forget to cca.l Nun's France Ihe author know, sj Story” and "Don't Go Near thr well. Water " An I rniirinbcr, ihtn I art lb comnirnird reading are two loo busy to rtaii a ro d bod. not mystery novel* "Death of a only for relaxation, but »o you Food" by N'galo Mar.h and "Die- won’t get on* *1 lkf .*• . -ad hard" by Jran Polls a au.pcn-e mg for that's to easy to do. Also returning from New York thli pad weekend were Mr. and Mr* Al Skinner. Mr and of Kerne, *hort viaf liam Rush Mr* William Scjan’on N II . are here for a with Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ Jr. l.nngwncid — Halfway h»l»ren Sanford A Orlando COMPLETE DINNERS — Slrak. Chhkrn . Sea TiwmI Srr.lttg from 3 pm . 'Ill 10 p.m. wrrk night* Open Sunday at 12 noun, .erxirg continuou.ly Til 0 p.m. • CLOSED MONDAYS COtKTAII. I.OUNGE — DANCING — FINK FOODS Catering to Partlea A Itanqueta — I’rivalr Dining Room PHONE WINTER PARK 2« 3 « l on PAGE FIVE Ihe various church groups highlight thr week's social event*. The WcDcy Sunday School Cla«* of the (tv into Mcthodi-t Church lead off w-ith a party and *upxr Friday evening. Oct. 2«. with Mr. ant Mr*. Mrrritt Staley an i Mr. and Mr*. Hill Schumacher co­ hosting thr affair. On Sunday afternoon at S p m. the members of the Homemaker's Sunday School Cia»* and the mem­ ber* of the Yi'.nig Mcn'« Bible C'a«s of Die (tvirdo RuptM Church will get together foi a fellow*htp supper. Thr vmail tot « Irammg Union, under thr direction of Rob Ward and JoAnnr I Inning, arc plann­ ing an out.lucir picnic tvaturday evening. Anv niching In to ate lo contact Jn ni Roll for detail* if they iln not know them. The ladir* i.f thr WMS arr tn sludy thr W ar Book for lft.Vi-3* at thr homr of Mr*, lanu* Day on Members Of Local Group Attend DAR Meet In T itu s v ille Rrprfsrntlng the Sallle Harrl ion Ct.aptrr, of Sanford, at ■ r o 'J ernt mrrting of Dl-trlr'. Four ot thr Florida Sorirty, Daughteri of the American Revolution, wen Mr* A. C. Penson. Mr». C. Ste­ wart Brown, Mrs. J B. Ray an8 Mrs. A. R Key. The meeting was hold on Wed­ nesday in Titusville, with the In­ dian River Chapirr .rrving as hoates* Mr> James II. Whitaker, D^sltict Itircctur. presided ovei the meeting at the Prcabyterian Chinch. All state officer* and many state chairmen were pre­ sent to give instruction on the Chapter's activities for the corn­ ing year. Monday night. Oct 29. at 7 p m. All member* arc urged to b« there. T h e re ’* no nticM inn nhnut who f»H« ih«» pnoiitnr x n te for drttt; wlnrn vnlurn! Il'n T O l'C M T O N 'S in a Inndnlltlc—Ih r w inner on Ihe Km m m iy T ick et! AVr rnniiinign for xm ir pnlronitR r «n u plnlftw ni of niiliottiillv mlverliM'tl hrnm U nt lniv-ti*-|Mi<*-ililr pr irr**—it pledge I lint a - mi re* th e phldie o f Ihe w ile econom y people look fo r in lltcir d ru g tdore need*. So get on th e Itand-w ngon! Shop und Mtxr at T U IT IIT O N 'S $1.49 98c P IN K H A M S COM P A N A C IN T A B S . R U B B IN G A LC O H O L 19 c K O L O R - BAK $1.19 C R EO M U LSIO N $ 1.12 C A R O ID & B IL E S A LT S 9 3 c A L C A R O ID 83c POWDER NEW G ift V/ropoinqs Complete Stock C O LO R FU L Flash Camera OUR LA Y A W A Y $ 3 .9 5 PLAN Do Your Christinas Shopping Karly POUND Chocolate Covered Super IMcnamins Plus Red Vit'unin B12 10 VITAMINS 12 MINERALS •’ll Day Smmlv With Flash Attachment ^ B Bathroom SCALES $ 4 ,7 9 SABRE USE $9 •Qs *£* y CHERikES 63c HALLM ARK Christmas Cards & $22.50 RO NSON E L E C T R IC SH A V ERS $ 2 .5 9 USHSCrjOKILM $1.25 M y P le d g e r o T H E PEO PLE Friday 7 3 c Saturday 63c I. To lie a Rood com nti*»inntr nnd repre*enl Ihe people. -• I nm in fnxor nf th e Unpilnl In ip rm ein en ta srn m . .1. I ahnll n rllsc ly work fo r an am u aem rn l park re rre a lio n n l r«irilitle<s for Insth voting nnd rdd. I. I will n rliv cly work lo brin g nrw indu«lry In ford mi ottr Anting men nnd wom en can live and in lh e ir hom etow n. 5. I nm d efin ite ly opposed In any new lave*. 6 . Itcrddcnt n f S anford for m ore th a n 12 scare. Al.l* I’tnw ith S an ­ work YO UN G! A G G R E S S IV E ! V O TE FOR AND E LE C T PAUL YATES, Jr. Cily CommiMiioner Group No. 1 I'd. Pol. Adr, Su nday DKLf l RliVit M t i nun pi \ i n it • Ith t iiL f •Burr an* rbntr* of |» •• s*i •lot rnllt Of nitiffm* aidI rhoire nf {(n| I n or ruflrr. OF SAN FO RD Paul Y ates J r . W ARDS LONGWOOD HOTEL ADDITIONAL m h i I.IT On Monday, Oct. 22. Mr*. Spear gave a dinner for the young Wo­ man'* Auxiliary' of the First R»pt!»t Church in Sanford. The mem­ ber* present were Mr*. Margaret Renham. Mr*. Juanita Wynn, Mr*. Marchrtta Campbell. Mr*. Ann Turner, Mr*. Hilda Ergte, and Mr*. Libby Biowning. Assist­ ing Mr*. Spear was Mr*. Camp­ bell. After rating an enjoyable meal of elull. «alad, teed tea, the meeting s** vailed In order by the ww/idriil, Margaret Uc-nham. ltie secretary. Juanita Wynn, trail the minute* of the la«t inciting. Plan* weic then made for the violation of the County Home by the member* of Y.ll A , after which the meeting wa* turned over to Maichrtta Campbell, pro­ gram chairman. The next mrrting t* tn he held on Nov. 12, *1 First lUplttt Church. Happy Birthday I rtrnd. of .1 D Davison, form­ er mayor of Sanford, will tie sorry to h r,r that he la the Orange Memorial Hospital, in Or­ lando Hi. room number I. 338 Mr. and Mr. Roby Laing have rrturnel from New York State where they have been .(imding the past few month*. Saturday evening, Mr*. R. M Eubank* and her daughter. Mi.a Irma Gcan Eubank* and Sirs. 1* C. Tilli* honored Mr*. Paul Whitley, the former Rochelle Eu­ bank. with a bridal shower at the l^ke Mary home of the for­ mer. Pink gladioli . nd white wedding bell* decorated the party room* where *omc 2o fu n d s ami relat­ ive. from Sanford and Orlando, a. well a. lake Mar., a-*c*ii bled. Mr. II L. Eubank*, mother of the honorce a*ti.tcl her In op cnin* the many beautiful gin- of china, crystal, allsrr aar.d linenA a la'e hour the hostesses served fruit *a!a>l. wafer*, coffee, mint* and .altrd n.t*. B I R T H S llr and Mi* Harold Ring Irft Wrdneaday to atteni the Florida Chiropractic Convention at the Algiers Hotel In Miami Reach. The convention will take place Nov. | to 4 Mr. and Mr*. Roy Holler Irft I relay for a vacation In Ohio, where they win via it Mr*. Hol­ ler-* iDtcr. Mr*. Sco't Forties. The Smithdiie TTA will med tonight at I p m. Prior to the meeting, patents are t« sign regiitrr. in the Individual trachcr'x rooms. Guest speaker at the meet­ ing \«ill he Mr. Chari- Irm side, who ha* been a resident of Sanford for eight year*. Her var­ ied and exten.tcp tMinln- r'n* the fact that she. through her work ha. travelled extensively, make* her well prepared to dt>cu*» the .ubject of Mrntal Health and Fdueational Frua'ratlon*. Her education was slatted in Louisiana, u h ric she wa. born ami edueatrJ She graduated from the Louisiana State Normal School She also ha. several d rg rrri fiom Trarhcia College. Columbia University in New York City, a« well a* a Supervisor'. Diplo..ia In aihii'inn .hr hold, a crrtifirate* a» Gui lance Cmin.clor for the State of Florida. At the period whan hrr career started, teacher* were promoted from grade to grade a* their pro­ ficiency Increased. At a result »hp ha. taught every grade In achod fiom kindergarten to rlrmrnlary grades. High School, and coilrge. Thl. profession ha. rarrird hrr from Louisiana In Mti.i.iippt, Connecticut. N'e*e York and tlnally abroad Uhilc on one of lhe.e trip, to Europe, in the capacity of a lec­ turer informing t>«in.«. jvf |i... historic background of Ihe coun­ tries thev wrrr visiting. *hr m -‘ her hu.baml who wa* engaged in tho same work a. a representa'ive from Seollaml. Duung thr p*.| thirty year* they have -arrird on a mutual tnlrrc-t which comprise* the col­ lecting of documentary inalerialt throughout thr Muse ms of **•• rojvc and America for teaching thr hi.-tory of riviliration. Together they operate in San ft.r.l a Consultation Se*-vlr» >•*•-*•( in.i.l* parent* in umler.tanding the abilttir. nf their children. Mrs. Spear Gives Oviedo Churches BY MARIAN JONES Dinner For Y .W .A . OVIEDO — The partiea of Fetes Bride llo m r m .d r llr r l M r . w ith f r r -h u i r l a l i l n , ln * -rd i d u l nr rnb a la* . H oi lull* nr mitlfln*. ire Ira nr enffre. , D in n e r rr»«m nf Tnmaln 5»np ne Chilled Fruit Cneltall Fresh I'nrk Itnssl <*tth I'tiiun dressing nr 1/2 fried rhitken •rrvrd with applesaurr ami rhulre nf l*n rrgrlaldrs. Hut mils, tnrn muffins, lerd Ira nr hut ruffre, Jr. »*t»4wberiy sHoitrakr. T \K F IS DlilF.t 1 P.D Refnn i.king any no-dirine, I read the latnl rairlully. Fob lisn I In llu-i 'Mr i I'""- rXartl*. Ihry liavp Kern deter­ mined and measured with prufrssiunal mmp.Mrnrr. In lake la r r r imiimits i>r nmre frriiuent ibises than directed r nu Id Ik inlurlona. Tn «akr |r«a than ilirrrled rould make the medicallun unavailing, lo salrguard again*! reenr In di-sase. «e tin* thr d ig 's '* dlrrctinns nn the latiel — gnd then iliiuble ehrrk Ihe direrlinns against the prrsrrlplinn- TOUCHTON DRUG COMPANY Vj'lLt. ' . ",2*■'«-*.' �• - Everything Done Concerning Present Conflict Will Involve Human Lives Soil Conservation News involves not only Issues but also flesh and blood human beingtt The thing of war sometimes narrows our scope of thinking — especially thinking about those who are in similar circumstan­ ces in nearby countries where the rumblings of bornbtt can be heard. The news of bombing, war. struggle and Conflict has been reaching the earn and eyes of Americans during the last 24 hours. • ' We Americans often make mistakes be­ cause we view the problems of other coun­ tries within a limited narrow focus. We ice the problems of other nations in terms of big political issues, especially in relatktn to that most vital istsie. the struggle of the free world against the totalitarian world. But if wo interpret other nations and their policies solely in terms of this issue, wo will make mistakes. And we well might be renchlng a point where mistakes can las a luxury most illy afforded. In international affairs one must deal not only with issues but also with people. We in America — those of u» living right here in Seminole County — do not spend all our days thinking and living in the big issues or tho day. We strive personally; we give our energies to our work and our personal ambitkms. We love and think of our fam­ ilies and the future of our children. We play. Similarly, the \ast majority of other peo­ ple are involved in the pursuits of daily life. And Just as so many Americans judi*e po­ licies nnd world issues only an these affect them and their dear ones personally, so do other |>eoples. It is difficult to see clearly when onu must keep in mind both dangeroui Issues nnd the fact that these arc related to people who arc flesh and blood and who huve within them­ selves all of the contradictions, strengths and wcaknesfea which Americans posseas. In saying this, wc do not mean to weak­ en resolution, or to create uny moods of appen-rincnt toward the totalitarian enemies of freedom. Rather, we wish to think that ail of us can deepen that resolution by reminding ourselves that everything we do concerning the big and menacing problem of our era • • • We Need Industry "What we need in this town Is Induitry of some sort!" We have all heard that statement or one like it a hundred times over. But how many of our rural communities are really ready to take caro of a new industry ? How many have facilities such as good schools, available housing, places for recreation, attractive shopping centers, nnd other things management looks for in additlon to n factory site? Of course, here in Hanford, we believe that conditions are perfect for industralista — A warning to veterans an) wi­ payments will be discontinued re* they have the finest community in the state dows and ehddrrn of deceased ruiclivcly to i>e fir»i of • raz to choose for their future business venture. veterans receiving pensions fioin This creates an overpayment. But there are others, and from what wc the Veterans Administration to Parker said, ani is subject to re­ report immediately any inerrase covery by the Government. have read there’s an opportunity to pre|iare in income that would raise tl.eir if the person receiving the pen­ ahead fo{ what may come. annual income above Matutory sion notifies VA promptly of such For instance—a progrnm colled "Plann- limitation* waa sound* I today by an increase, payments will be dis­ cd Progress" which has l>ccn operating for V. S. Parker. Manager of the continued as of the date the last Pass-a-Grtlle Regional Office. payment w.« t> »•* ■ • :<l erseveral years in a three-stute area of our To remain eligible for pension payment will result country—is designed to nelp the smaller under the law, according to Park­ Parker said veterans, widows communities become more attractive places er. pensiooers of World War I. and children reeetvini prosu.iz World War II, and of the Korean can save themselves tneonver in which to live and work. It is ii>on*orod ronflict may not have an annual and nossiblv p-onev bv » by three electric utilities companies. They income from other sources ex­ ienee fymg VA promptly of any increase help organize the progrnm. and provide co­ ceeding 11,400 without depeuJrnts. in income which would put '.hem ordination. advice, and the stimulation of or 12,700 with wife or minor child­ abuse the statutory limitations. ren. Pensions sre nivsbl- *n -e cash awards to apark local effort. VA checks the annual Income of ans for permanent and total dis­ Townspeople in more than 200 communi­ those receiving pension through abilities of a non-sen.re-connecities have participated in the program since the medium of annual question­ ed nature and to th* *viJow» and 1052. Some of the things they have done in­ naires which are distributed shout children ef deceased veti-rans for Jan. 1 every year. teath, pro­ clude the following: installed new iddewalksj Later, if the person receiving nonservice-connected viding th* applicants are other­ paved streets, made and installed street: lha pension fails to notify VA wise eligible. signs, carried on supervised recreation pro-- promptly of an increase in in­ Parker said any V.\ Office ran full eligibility require­ grams for children, campaigned for bond come which raises hit annual in­ explain come above the statutory limit. ments for pension. isoues for improved schools nnd water systerns, developed city parks and community IAFF • A • DAY centers, organized volunteer fire-fighting as­ In a few years motorists will be able to sociations. and organized clean-up campaigns follow routes through Florida simply by on a community wide basis. staying on roads marked with a particular To quote from nn editorial w’ritten about sign color. Imagine the cmltarrassment if "Planned Progress"."—Although it is not you lo.tc'your way when it's that simple. possible for an outsider to solve another Following the green sign Instead of the community’s problems. It’s certainly possiblue could really mean a red face. ble for an outsider to help » community mlve its own problems. And that is exactly The Sanford Herald the kind of boost wc arc getting from Plann­ Pvkltah.4 D.'lr Rt««p< Istures/ •»« RuM*r ed Progress." Nall.ft.llr b. ll.n.ral AJt.MI.L* • • • •trilia Inn SOI Oaorg'a Sa.lnfa llaah HIS*. Atlanta (Jaarfla Counting major and minor party choices •niist’itirnon ratp.m there arc twelve presidential candidates Pl Carrttr tla par atik Ota Uaath II at Tftrra Month. Sit tlnthi On. Taar this year. It leads to the conclusion that II at liTI III la All .Itiituar? bntlraa, carila of lhanka. i»«Muil«i . ant while every l»oy can’t grow up to be presi­ Wnti.-t. of -nonalnmant fer lha purpo.a nf ralilm ftinila win ha rharaaS far SI raaular aaaartl.las rataa dent hn has an excellent chunce of ut !eu>t Tage 4, Thursday, November 1. 105f> being a candidate. • • • * TOKAY'S n'mi.K VERSE “Lord will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?" . . . "It Is not for you to know times or seasons. . . But you shall receive power.. . : and you shall Is* my witnp.'N." Head Acts 1:1-11. Information For Veterans There’s been a lot of political talk about balancing budgets. One housewife says time she hearr. about an unbalanced budget she thinks her husband lias been talking nl>out her ngain. Secret For Staying Young Ity IIAL BOA1.K 'f t NEW YORK JV—Famous folks often are asked what keeps them So young. Tho secret of many seems to be they don't always act their Sge. Nothing really makes you feel and look older than your hears than letting your calendar age put you In a mental straityacket. “ When are you ever going to grow up," Is a rebuke often heard from the killjoys of this world. I by growing up they mean When are you going to put an»y all childish pleasures and be dead­ ly serious about everything, your answer should be a fervent, “Nev­ er. 1 bopel'' The troubla with people who al­ ways insist on being deadly serl•us s—Ihey often become serious­ ly dead before their time. No one could say that statesman Winston Churchill, fiancler Ber­ nard Baruch, architect Frank Uoyd Wright nr Caaey Stengel, the leading exponent of world cham­ pionship baseball, haven't done well la their respective fields. But they ere all young men. Why? Because each has kept alive in him a small boy’s sense of fun. The late Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, wlio quipped “Oh. to be TO again!" had the same quality. Bo did gentle Albert Einstein, lather of the atom age. Tho adult who feels he li watt­ ing Uire unless he It always think­ ing high thought* or doing im­ portant deeds is guilty of a greater Waste. He commit* a form of sui­ cide. Hr murders the spirit of childhood In him. the child he ence waa and mutt somehow keep •live or rite he'll turn forever eld. It works as simply aa a formula —let the delight of childhood die withn you. and you boffta to wither, too. And what does delight of childheed consist of? It consists of th* feeling of Jay you get la doing things, not because they are im­ portant, but because they are fun. Celebrities, when they aren’t busy bflng celebrities, often relax in pursuits that seem child!* to the worldly dull. The smarter the relebrity the more likely he is to have thia ability to forget his own importance and relive the pleas­ ure of acting like a kid. A few- examples: Actor Y’ul Brynner. star of "The King and I.” is sternly impressive when laying down the igw to his bevy of Siamese brides. Uur*. what Yul does In his spare lime at home? He spends hours build­ ing and operating model railroads. The portly Aga Khan is known to the western world chlrfly be cause of his raring stable, but hr is rrcognied as a religious leader by millions of followers of a Mos­ lem sect. Know what «na of his favorite pastimes Is? Flying kites! One of the most respected men In the monarch Industry today is King Gustav of Sweden. But how dos*s this elderly sovereign escape from his royal worries? He builds castles in Scandinavia with a toy mechanical set. a kind popular with two generation* of American children. Woodrow one of th* presidents, Interest tn ricks. i Wilson was certainly j must serious of U. S. t nut hr had a lifelong collecting funny lime­ Christmas, Lay a way Special First Muwiig il Latest Watch Styles to c«ie te SANFORD Outstanding aebievemer' efthe*t|4ietasnd craftsmen wbe wen the mnnn • WAMOHOS UM AWABO ® *** BlbQ ft AT\ 111 .leewase, ■«*. evuts sjuan nu|ilB « "Now, now, dear. Juat because he isn’t laving pictures Of baseball players any more doesn't mean we re losing roir HttJa hov." THE 1957 CHRYSLERS HAVE BEEN DELAYED IN SHIPMENT WE ARE SORRY THAT WE CANNOT DISPLAY THEM AT THIS TIME. PLEASE WAIT DO N OT BUY UNTIL YO U HAVE SE E N T H E M WE WILL ADVISE YOU BY RADIO AND NEWSPAPER WHEN THE MOST Seminole High ADVANCED CAR YET TO BE BUILT VM New Smyrna i u m Aim AV 5 M» M ers and tho balance Is devoted to woodland, wildlife, and temporary range. Catnmi k is v £*<*»• S-Have- , harvesting and feeding grass silage to his dairy herd. In fact •e tries tu h aw sufficient silage to feed his milking cows through out the entire year. Last year he cut his pangola-clover silage three Q times and averaged over eight tons per acre per rutting. He also managed to obtain considerable grazing in addition to the amount of illage harvested. At the pre­ sent time he has two metal silos and a Urge trench silo filled to rapacity. AnJ there is still one field of pangola and riover, about two feet tall, to be harvested as soon as space in one of the metal slloa becomes available. Cam- % mack feels that his feed costs have been cut over 25 percent byfeeding silage. In order to obtain the maximum benefits from the Improvrd past­ ures and also to keep the land productive a strict rotational graz­ ing program is being followed on this farm. Liberal and frequent application* of I'm**** ' materials are also being applied f on these Improved postures. Q U A L IT Y d t k j O O » i >i * AT B IQ F IN N IY S A V IN G S at over 1650 tforet talufe Mr. J . C. Penney on FOUNDER’S DAY A A iotMlry Industry's FOOT BALL a trained toil scientist, tbs plan n i worked out with the owner accord­ ing to the capability of the land needs for protection and improve, ment. Chemical anal) si* » * « mad* of soil in the bare areas tnd tha m u lls showed that these areas contained high concentrations of chlorides. In fact several of these areas were over 2.000 parts* per By BEN’ WIGGINS million of chlorides. After con­ Soil Con*ervitloalit. I’SDA sultation with the technician! of Seating the need for expanding the Soil Conservation Service and his dairy operation* la Orlsndo in Experiment Station personnel a the latter part of IMo Elbert good drainage system waa design­ Cammark began exploring sur­ ed and staked out In hopes tbst rounding territories. In the early our normal annual rain-fall of ap­ part of 1951 he located and pur­ proximately SI Inches would leach chased approximately too acres out most of the chlorides In of native prairie land three miles these areas. The system was con­ South East of Geneva. Portions structed about four year ago anJ s periodic check is being made to of this land 'i ' * • growth of native needle grass determine the amount of re­ however, numerous other areas duction In chlorides. The results were completely her* or support­ continue to show a great reduction In chlorides and to-day ait of these ed no vegetative life. Soon after the land was pur­ formely barren areas are support­ chased Cammack called on the ing a thick sod of surulent pansupervisors of the Seminole Soil gola grass and White Dutch clov­ Conservation District to provide er. .Approximately 160 acres have technical assistance in developing cunservaUon plan for this farm already been established to im­ After the land was surveyed. by i proved pasture grasses and clov­ Q U A L IT Y •IL V IR P L A T I B Y IN T IR N A T IO N A L S IL V IR I 53-piece service for 8 including 5 serving pieces! Penney'* wyi il with . . . prtvii It pery* t* shep at Penney'* when yaw can §ef AA quality slhrerplete made by wedd-fewev* iMarnotlanal Silver, and Hill pay a medeet pricel Take your pick of 2 Penney-exduaive pattema--Ameri­ cana for the ileek modern took. . . Jubilee for gracious traditional design. Every piece la beautifully wrought. . . perfectly balanced. . . overlaid with added silver at points of wearl Buy now for yourself . . . for gifts . . . (Ill in your service with pieces from open stock. WILL BE ON DISPLAY. OVER WTRR THANK YOU Friday Night l:M O'CLOCK YOUR SPONSOR REIM AN N CH RYSLER Wm E. Koder 112 8. Park Phone 337-W PLYM OUTH Adjoining The Municipal Parking Lot PHONE 47 OR 3043 I eeebi utter abeR, plereed serving i f m, Mewing « f . aeld meal M , baner knife. CHEST designed to keep silverware tarnish-free for month*! 5 .0 0 �THE SANFORD HERALD Thurn., Nov. 1. 1D5G. Tape r» Sanford Women Attend Meeting In Leesburg Calendar THURSDAY ' arising as co-hostess. The Intermediate Choir of the Daughters of Weslejr Sunday First Baptis* Church will rehearse School Class of the First Mcthoat 7 JO amt the Adult choir at l:U0> dlst Church will meet in McKinRepresenting the Sanford Wo- p ni. i ley Hall at 7:30 p m. Tuesday man's Club Tuesday at the Di- The Junior Choir will have their Nov. t for a regular businrs* and strict 7. Florida Federation of rehearsal and fellowship at the sqptal meeting «%ith Mrs. Ilrouie j Women s Clubs merttng at l.ccs- K' r,t rrw b F U rU t Church at J i « Williams group a* hostesses. The Cleaners Class of the First burg were Mrs. F. T. Meriwether. .. ... . . , . . . . , , The Tuuth Choir of the First Baptist Church will hold its re­ Mrs. I>. A. l>rcgory, Mrs. S. J. Presbyterian Church will practice gular monthly meeting at the church annex at 7:30 pm . Mrs. Nix, Mrs.' Ralph A. Smith. Mrs. at the Church at 7:50 p. m The First Methodist Church Alice Borvdoff and Mrs. Eve E. C. Harper. Mrs. II. W. Ruck er, Mrs. S. (i. liairim an, and will have a workers conference louse will be hostesses, at 7:30 p m for all officers and Circle Two of the First Chnslian Mrs. Stephen Terllorst. . teacher, of the chuich school, in-j L‘".u meet Tue-day, The nireting in Leesburg was , .. . . 2 pro., at thf home of Mrs. M»eluding c . . . rr«UI«nU .nd M BUhop 23,; SummerM w|!h held at the Woman's Club Builde.mnsc it. for the M.VF Mrs J. Mrl >v ,, young a* the program ing. tl M John, church school superin- ,Mder> and Mr. Ch.ile. II lineThere were 206 women, in­ will preside. me t l devotional leader. cluding two past presidents, re­ trndenl, Seminole Chapter No. . O. E. Thf offj, , „ of ,hr K(W presenting 76 clubs and County will hold it. regular KHtliig Chhati.n Church will meet TriesFederations, registered for the S ot the Masonic Tempi* at I p. m- lUj.( 7;30 p m „ ,hf rliuri.h event. The llev. II. W. Henderson will W fD M M itt Mr*. J F. Warren. Senior Di­ have the morning Jevoiiom over Thrrr wil| br a h u .,nft i rector and Mrs. T. E. Triplett. " IRR, Sanford, at 1.30 a. m. and imuhcon meriing of the SanJunior Director, both of Orlando. FRIDAY forJ Woman’* Club and the Fine prestJed, and reports were heard Intermediates wilt meet at the Alls Department *t 12:30 pm from the Senior and Junior clubs church at 7 p m. to go to Or- The program will be music and during the morning session. land* for a skating party. hostesses will be Mrs Howard Also presented were Mrs. C. M. The Rev. . W Hendeison will Montriih, Mrs. David U nier. MRS. lit V J. VtltNFDOK. horticultural rv sit. w 10 will conduct the Flower Show School Course Washburn Tampa ami Mr*. Art have the morning devotions over Mrs. E. A Monforton Mr* Den Nov 1.1. 14. and t*>. Is well cptallfi-i i nn n .trust •« She I* a National Accredited Judge and Instruc­ tor in Flower Ananginc an l •; also Dirrctor of Judges’ Council for District 4 Wittner, Lakeland. President and WTRR. Sanford, at *:30 a. nt. ver Cordell, and Mr*. E. I) ind a Roaid M'inl>rr of the Jacksonv ills- Garden I'iuls. second V<ce President of the Stale MON CAL SOX .. - Jardlns* Rinehart Federation and Mrs Charles Camp The Catholic Womens Club will; •-----------------------tlu r ami sister-in-law Mr. an I ttonal Board of MUlloni of the for Wilmington. Del., where she bell. Zephyrlnlls, State Junior meet at * p. m. n the Elks Cluo- i Mr* Hoy I. Howell. ichurch Friend* of the church will visit relative* end friend* for Chairman Mrs. Washburn sold.1 room. Mr and Mr* Ralph Thompson fiom |.«'.e Mary attending were the next two month*. During her are announcing the birth of a the It.**. ami Mr-. J. M Thump- absence, her friends. Mr. an j • A nation'* survival depend* upon The t'psala Community Presbvdaughter. Ellen Renee on Oct II von, the Rev I. W Scott. Mr Mr* William Rillenhurg of Ab. ril* ideals. These are of no effect tcrian Chur, h will have Sunday Sunday evening, Mrs. Daisy and Mr* \\ I Piper, .sir and deen. S. D will occupy her homo without action. . . .We must In* School Council at 6 pm . for all Douglas of Weirsdale was guest Mr* P D \iuli-r*nn, Mr and Mr* on Seminole Drive. mentally, spiritually and physical- h * officers and teachers of the speaker at the l'p»ala Churrh She Wil am l or • * *n. Mr. and Mr* ly prepared to inert emergencies, church. Mr*. W. I* Burke relumed Sun­ was assisted by the Rev. Fllioll. il VI Gle.i-,,'1 Mr ami Mr*. II day from Atlanta. Ga. whore »ho SYIURDAY MRS. It. A. F t TRKI.I. AND MRS. N ADINE SLAUGHTER at a U-t us work up rnlhutis*in for By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON meeting Tuesday night of the Semiuola Rehaknh lodge, at which the world at targe.*’ The R A s of the First Baptist Little Mi *i Karen Bivans is pastor of the Tarpon Spring* I’rr* W Ke .It and «on*. Craig, Kcltk , wax two weeks, nursing her »i»* Mrs. Slaughter, president of the IteheVsh Assembly of Floiida, »nd •'lo-t '* develop leadership in our Church will meet at the church visiting her grandmother Mr* C bytrrian Church. They repurl«*tl ant i' In Mr and Mi* It Shed-1 ler. Mr*. C. S. Driskrll, who unher officcis wei« guests on the recent mission trip through dun. Mr and Mr, J V Lloyd derwent turgery »«>me time ago. clubs leadership is known by the SUNDAY 1 * Bivans. in Jarksonville ... ... „ Mexico ant Guatemala and IMus personalities It create*.” She The State Woman's M'ssionaryj Mr. and Mrs. J. L. t.ieen arid ,rnlr(| ttlrir la||,, U1„, ,||.I.-. Mr* llirdie llinxl and Mrs II F Friends of Mr». Driskrll will bo {glad to hear that she is making urged the members to know t'nlon Exerutive Se-retarv M'«* *on Grurge sju-nl last weekend *n Roth Mr* Douglas and Mr* 1.1 Sleberl. Member* of the l.ake Mary PTA * good recovery although it is their State amt General Fed­ Josephine Jones of Jarksonville Jheir former home, I'aDika, visit butt weie dres*e«l in .he native held another Bake Sxle *t tin* 'slow. eration policies will br the gueti speaker at the *nS friends and relatives. Costume of the southern republic '. Post Ofifco. Saturdaynoun and J. if- Swekes, who wax a paFred flowed of Atlanta. Ga. is II will he remembered that Mrs made user SI Ae-0. Mr*. Witm.r said she was de­ First Baptist Church al 7:JO p. in. ilient at Orange Memorial MosulMONDAY | spending some time with his hrc. Douglas it a metnlu-r of the N'a 1 Mr* Ruby- I imien left Tuesday I lal is at home, greatly improved. dicated to the purpose of a club In every village and a«ked the mem­ The Woman's Missionary Society •y VIRGINIA CONN bers to extend the Federation of |h r K|r, f napilst Church will Judy Smith entertained several,—Betty and Al H tllner’'doing " the benefit* ov*r an increasing area, have a Metnal* H ast taught by guest, for coffee Tuesday morn-1pooths-Dodie and John King load- of Mr*' ‘ ' mp*"1in 1 pr*l,r<' ,h,• WO,k the Junior* their siipjmr. of the State 'Yuma.i'g Miisionary Ing. The gueat list has slipped my j|)g >mj |cal|,ng *, Marg~ •he work of the Florida Farm l?mon Executive Secrct.ry. Ml** Josephine June* from 10:(J0 a. m Colony, Gainesville. imposing* r °U mi5f ,Ur* ,,iU »•« Af'er luncheon was serxrd at until 2 W> p. m. Cuvetesl dish lun• \V> attended the carnival at Jo h n M ilierJr. In hi* bamluniSouthslde Tuesday mghl. a. did ^ m -M lld re d Smith. Just rushing the club home, Mr* (' I. Men- i-hron A n.ir*cry will be provided. . ^radically everyone else In town ** a*u*,~ The *CPnf wa‘ ,,nr of ser. Jupiter. First \ ice I’rr .deni. All the women a ir urged to at­ ^ V ' “ rem end'olir crowd "eWined '*d«l gaiety, ami l m sure the mo*, calle, upon the chairman living out the booth*, children of all sire* {^>fiub,r , r ' rr in ul* »" S«°<| in Duliiel 7 She announced cm- tend. The Friendship Class of the rod* the ponies, the snapping turmust come to an end. and „ ..u in ail p « try ami Interna tie. and any number of *:sorted •* U *' ’hf *!wp? . fhl!?rcn. Uon»1 ' ‘'lati.n* and .iH.ke .if the Fir*t Christian Church will meet vehicle*. The Spook Hou»e was , *kr" ,b*' ,boo,h* Uaneral Fetie.atiun* Community Monday, 7:30 p in ; and new ofhigh on the popularity list, a* a dismantled, and the light* turned Achievement Conic* , carrying a fi.-er* will he clrcteJ. weird creature sat on the steps' out 11 w»* fun ,0 plan, fun to ,(>|) ,^ llp „c jto uwuu She urged I I E M I IV collecting tickets. Glimpse, in the » « * . but eveiYone U glad it* , clubs to have mote group singing I.rt tlio flmvcrx iiml Irtnom in tlm Ni.riiij; ;*<!*>■u your bed . . . . tfirlnl.led (mily The Woman'* Soc;e‘y of Christ­ panels, pagran's and plays erow d-Jean Fitlon leading her M rr im,il nrxl >p#r on FIctilrroM .4 pretty r'ic!d l-’lmvern nbeo li*. pillow rn-iv, bluiikct*, Liweli, tmth ian Service of the First Methodist little clown across the field; Mr.; The beginner's da** in golf at clollix, yjucnt tuweln, linnil loxwli. Church will have a I'.oa'J meeting Harman of the Herald looking for i the country club is growing. Joyce a spot to focua hi* camera—Did, Baker Joined thl* morning. If* "'ill washing wonder* never at 9 a. in. followed by the ivguiar die Weber Fanehon and MscMar- most encouraging to *ee lhal field rra*e? N’rw even d»ri fall f-ill • lm*inr*s and progr.iin meeting at Robert* and Roy Symes stan.Ung of »*venle*n gorgeous female* fa-hlon* will Numler well I u:43 a .m . Number If of Mis First in the middle of it all dls»u*slng 0l|i *wlnglng at the hall I’ll bet Urn faille fal.rie Is woven of Circle Ni golf and and politics—Betty politic*-Betty Guy Guy — and, 'rbrn *h«T atatt playing the two '' Vrnel " a nr., manmade fiber Methodist I hurc i meet* at • p m golf Buth Norvelle picking up boats foursomes will Increase in I ' ii* warm soap or de'r-rgent snl* with Mrs W. 11 Wr«t, 913 CaCtai and rinses, and a steam Iron. Una Dr., with Mr* Wilmu Coll.rr'. on the Fishpond—K*thy Bishop in i P<>pul«rtty, the Fishpond line with her child-' _____________ ren—Jane McKibbon drinking eof- T You'll love the I’ctnl-itmooUuicxg fee —Harriet William* looking of tlieno fine - cotubetl Uurncnlu £ f o r John and John looking far I .rlieeld. . . ntiil the Spring fre.xhne:it Harriet —Shirley Perkins asking ' WHEN will you gel mure hot they luiiiK lo your decor. .Multi, dagaT Olivia Simmons frantically itrlor print on White background. having one of her children paged SlieeU wrapped .singly in durnlrle Lake Mary J Conning The News • Sheets Pillow Cases printed film. I'illoneuscn wrapped in pair*. Seven Books Slated For Publication By UofF Press l u l l S i / .u S I x 5.98 ® GAINESVILLE — Seven books dealing xvlth ganDnlnr. fatigue, economies, poetry, dsneing. Carib bean political problems, and Flor­ ida’* Pitive tree* are scheduled fer puhllettlon hy the Fnlverslty of Florida Pres* thl* fall • VOIR FLORIDA GARDEN", by John V. Watkins and Herbert S Wolfe, ha* been revised to Include new information about f r u it* ami 20 pages of new illu­ stration!. The book rontain* fac­ tual information ah'.”' every phase of gardening in Florida. "THE NATIVE TREES OK FLORIDA", by Erdman West and Lillian E Arnold, ha* recently been revised by the author* In j Include new data and new lllu*- i WIIATS A CARNIVAL "IT IIO IT II M LOONSTlust p.ot romph-te, **y these parents and children tralloni. This popular guide to gatherrl around the balloon nun at the ^<iuth*iiie Hallow*rtt Carnival Tuosday night. Florida trees ha* already gone ^brough five printings. gu*. discu.se* political thought W **NEW ANSWERS TO THF FA­ ami practice in the Caribbean TIGUE PR< BLEM”, by Ade’aide arra. Political science and history K. 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Completely washable with a choice of pink, blue or yelltnv binding*. �#» V ' Mr> i. Thur«.. Nov. 1. 1056 THE SANFORD HERALD | IUCKY 64,519! By A la n M a v a r PON l ARSEN , O f 7M YANKEES, fAUBULS mek/ e t S'MORTAL A * fuAMKS TO f/TCHiMO JVs Close Out Home Schedule With 19-0 Win Over Seabreeze Th«* Sanford Seminole JVa. • " blasted through for 19 point* and - blanked out the Seabr.c/o JV* yeitcnlay afternoon In Memorial Stadium In a doci»ive victory to dote out their home »chedule for *” * s (rooms Takes On "tuslis Saturday; -Homecoming Game The Croomt Academy Panther*, -• #n the downhill skid for the Uit ** lero week*, wtll be trying to *nap out of the xlugglthnet* that ha* "come w er them Saturday night when they take on powerful Eu*lU In the Panther* homecoming game. Head mentor Joe Fair »aid. "gomeJiing seemed to come over the boys these U*t two week*, and their morale hit zero. But this week they *e«med to have waken wg, and they're been virion* a* always in pradlce." The Panther*. 1-3-2 for lha season, stand to win If they can play the spirited type game they played against th# larger aehool* earlier In the aea»on. "You can’t blgme the boy* for wanting win*,'' Fair commented. "Sure, they dul wonderful jobs in Being and holdIng the big school* to do»e *core*. but the boys got .tump* became thfy were always roming out aerood best. I think they'll come through for u* Saturday night.*' Came time is I p m. In Mem•rial Stadium. Greyhounds Battle Powerful St. Cloud The Lyman Greyhound* travel (o SI. Cloud tonight, aan* four of the starting lineup, to take on the almost Impossible *a*k of Battling powerful St. Cloud. Jim Payne, head mentor for the Greyhound*, aald, "Don't expe t too much, we're hurt badhadly.” The r r i c n r i wtll he Freshman and Sophomore*, and tome Fre«htren and Sophmore* are on the •farting team. SYRACUSE STAR J/ MMY 0 R O Y / N SYRAC U SE HACK, THE SCHOOL'S MORE FOR /TS FIRST RACXFti P A U ’AMER/CAM n i t s & 3n YEAR O f . FOOT- rue hrpeer f/R * r >#)RLP the »ca»on.. All scoringJ In th# IPO n __ I __ I - ■ « -------- u . _ a a lh a Seminole victory wai done lin tho rrond half. Th* Seminole* jumped to the lead early In the *eeond half when Cedil DandriJge to**ed-out to Johnny Yeacklr, and Yeackle, in turn, patted to Al Collin*. Col­ lin* gathered In the aerial and rambled 39 yarJ* for the fln t of hi* two *rore*. On the return ruund of play* TALLAHASSEE — Florida State Tommy Butrwr recovered a Itaby University'* rl*lnf football team Sandcrab fumble on the Sea- to tt , fu>r n{ tt, Jong,Unding breexe 43 yard line. Two play* m ljor obJptlive, Friday night In U.er D.ndrljge on a roBout Bow l-to heat the Uni»«eep around left end, raced 32 ". . yard* before finally being brought down on the II yard line. Three “The other major objective l* and play* later llandidge plunged haa been to defeat the Univer»lty from one yard out to the score °f rinrida. They won’t get a chance to fulfill that one until on a quarterback aneak. November 22. I9U. In the fourth quarter Al Col­ Tho Seminole* hare failed In! lins look in a Seabreeie pant and •hree prevlou* appearance* In the relumed It 72 yvnl* to act up the final Seminole tally. The return- oratv** Bowl- • '« no"* 1 . the ed punt carried the ball to th# prevlou* games have been c.oae, Sandcrab IS yard line, and Collin* The score* were: 34-0 (1933), 27-0 zapped off the drive flrej by hi* (IW3) and U 13 (1131). ' ’Miami loom* a* by far the beautiful run circling right end for 10 yard* and paydirt two play* •Irongeat team we've met thin lesion." aaya Seminole coach Tom later, After the second Collin* score, Nugent. "Their defenae particul­ he fan* again cheered a* Dand- arly will be the beat we’ve fared ridge aurrraafully drop-kicked tho T»t extra point. The Tribe roach i* especially The fir»t half wa» primarily worried about the Hurricanes' a defensive battle, with the 8em- na**lng attack, and again In partInole* making an uniucceiaful bid Icular Bonnie Yarborough. for a »core In the *econd quarter. “ W* jy|iam| to throw the A »u*tained drive carried for M ball a deiplte the fact that yard*, and the JVa made a tally, they have that big fullbark Bo* vrily to have It nullified with an »eler,'' Nugent commented. offtide penalty. Seabrrtze finally "Yarborough will be the only took over the ball on their own B yard line. JV roarh Dirk Silver*, aubiUtut- ing Into hi* own now. They've got ing freely all during the game, a big, tough line, particularly left hi* amnllcit defender* In the •trong defensively," the TYlbe game, even when the Baby Sand- roarh added. rab. made their Jcepeil pene'raYarborough proved he deserved lion of the gome. And the youngiter* held, a* the Seabreeze JVa the notice* about coming Into hi* !n«t the ball on down* at the Sem- own when he pasted for the first Inolc »rvrn yard line and th« final Miami touchdown In their 14-0 triumph over Texaa Christian last whls'le blew to end the game. Kirk Kriraon did not *ee action Saturday. Nugent praised epacifically the during the game. He sustained i oligtit fracture of the hand in line blocking In the Seminole' the last workout prior to the game, over Villanova Saturday hut hi* position «*i amply filled "h-ht 1° Philadelphia, with the fine performance of ” 1 guesa I'd have to *ay that Johnny Allred, 121 pound Fre*h- waa our heat blocking of the teanun. " h" commented after the game. "We diJ just as good • Job blocking against Ohio, but Alan Mavar Villanova I* ■ much bigger and better football team than Ohio." Junior guard Boh Elliott from rH. Petersburg received special prais* from' Nugent for his play In the Villanova contest. ' Elliott waa the ■niHHJui standout firrrri' defen~-e inv FSU Going Alter Main Objective, To Beat UolM Sears Leads In Individual Running GAINESVILLE — Fullback Ed gained pasting. He has completed May punted but five time*, but Seara Doomed hit way for 60 yards 1» of 22 throw* for 34.3 percent­ ' hia average la a high 40.0 yards. The team punting la 19.0 aver­ rushing agalntt Louisiana Stale age completions. f last Saturday and Jumped from Rountree top* the tram 's receiv­ ageCenter Bill Bollon hopped on third to First place In Florida's er* with five catches for 90 yard*. individual running department. And a touchdown. End* Bobby tw0 LSU fumbles, bringing hia A member of F.orirta’s Orange Burflrd and Jim Yeats have each ilx-gamc total to three. Guard team, which alternates with the caught Ufrec. Burford for <1 Han* Johnaon and Tackle Char­ Blue team, Scars moved out In y ards total and one touchdo'wn and lie Mitchell have snapped up two front of the Blue's Joe Brodi'iy. Yeata for 34 yards total. Symank enemy fumble* each. also a fullback and last week's hat snared five passes for 23 Simpson, last «eason's leading punt returner in the Southeastern leading ground gainer. yards gained. Sears has run for 200 yards on Quarterback Harry S p e a r * Conference, continues lo dominate 43 carries for an average of 4.4 brought his punting back up into that department on ihe team, reyard* per carry. Amazing fact la' national ranking figures this week. I turning five for 9# yanli and a that be has not been thrown for He has punted IT time* for an touchdown this tca*on. He »dd<% a loss this sea ion. average of 40.1 yards. Spears i mightily to hi* total Saturday, by Brodsky hi* run 19 time* for punted twice against LSU for a 'returning e punt 49 yards for a 1S3 net yard*, an averarc of 3.7 ISO average. Quarterback Jon i touchdown. yard* per carry. Three other Flor­ ida players have rushed more, than 100 yard*. They are Jim Rountree, 1M. Jackie Simptcn. 1M (another who ha* not lost a yard i thi* season), and John Symank, ! 1IT. Quarterback Jimmy Dunn aurgrd well ahead In palling, follow­ ing hit fine performnace agalntt LSU. La»t Saturday he threw 10 timet, completing seven, bringing hit *ea*on'» total to 227 yard* Shop Now: Use Our 6*. 5 /9 CA$» CUSTOM?R* S*M POSS FEAT /.v the n e w , B u r m YEARS V i CO ME THE RUBBER WHt. ZOOM TO THE AULUOSS, THAMKS TO TROSE THERE 'CHARACTERS WR3 AinATf CLA/.M TO MATE B e d oMH*iO ■ANEMMS totry RAPE. 1*»i n (« o-« a m a By JAItNNY JONES Here are a few fact* and figures for the "doubting Thomaiea" who •till refer to Florida a* a third rate team that Just got lucky. I. The Gators, picked by almost everyone to finish In the bottom The Sanford Seminole*, eager rn. Beach club w.ll be stronger Quarter of the Southern Conferfor the ta*te of a win, have taper- than last year. Beside* .porting *" ed off their scrimmages for the a MO pound tackle. LlnJ»cy CarT. lha loop with °"e h,lf week, and there U some hint that NSB'a out.tanding end lait year ®f lb* »ea»on remaining, The only two teams in front there will be some changes in line- will head ihe ho*t of returning up for tho gam* with New Smy- lettcrm*n. Including Ed Shipman, of Florida In the standing* arc Georgia Tech and Tennessee, both hard running fullback. m i Beach Friday night. "A lot of new faces will **c a undefrated and untied and both The New 8myrna Beach club, among the lop five team* in tho alway* a scrappy club, will be up lot of action Friday night," head nation. mentor Bill Fleming promiaed. for the game alto, and it >hap*t Ranking helow Florida In the up to be a battle down to the "We're going to u*e many of our wire. NSB shows a belter record rr*rrvra, and ire what th*y can conference are teams like Miss­ issippi. Vanderbilt and Auburn, 'han the thq Ssminole* — they do for u»." Ihe Seminole* spent most of all picked by at least one prohave dumped Bunnell and Crttrent City while losing to Winder the week working on defense— *f a»on forecaster to finish In tho ______ — particularly the end*—and the (0p 20 nationally. Park, Apopka, and DcLand j Tt»«* learn waa picked In while the Seminole* are wlnleta °ff*n ,iv* scoring punch. YetterPractice ended early and the , evpr,j pre aeason poll, lo lose, for the seaion The personnel of the New Smy- ' ram l to Memorial Stadium ,u (tj s , mfl but one and that ■ --■■-■■■ - ■11° watch the J \» defeat Ihe Sea- one C1||P^ a to** ,up. T3ic breeze JV*. Today the practice (;a{„rt rro*ied up those fortunewill b* held sans pads. "W ere at | r ||er* on th* first day of the teafull strength with the exception , on by dumping Mi**itslppi State of Al Stanley.” Fleming said, WO. and the/ have con'inutd to "and we're not taking chances of win. a late Injury that rould hurt us _ . . , They boast a 4-1-1 record includ­ badly.” ing three SEC victor!**, a win over a South»v*»tern Conference team By JAHNNY JONF.S and a tie with the leader of the Barrow, Eaton Are Florida’s freshman G a t o r * Atlantic Coa*t Conference. »«>red a quick touchdown on the 3. Florida ha* won thrre gamra Out 'In d e fin ite ly1 opening series of play*, but could in a row for Ihe first time since By JOHNNY JONES not hold on " fro,h GriJ captain John Rarrow, who 1932, a "bowl” year for the Gat* “? ln ,h* 0 r ,n ,e Bowl Friday night. dressed but taw no action againat or*, and ln that atretch has " The lo*a was the FloriJa firah- LS.U. Saturday, will be out of •cored 49 point* while holding the men first since 1930, which also artlon Indefinitely, according ^'opposition to 13. Two o f'th e se - wins were on foreign field*. came al the hands of the Hurri- Twiner Sam Lenkford. canes by a acore by jo-7. Barrow'* Injury la a cracked Miami scored three touchdown* rib. and although tt Is not serious. to keep the Tigers from adjusting In the first period of play and It will be enough to keep him their strategy to the change, End Jim Eaton sustained a knee lead 207. Florida mine bark in ildelini-l for a while, deipile one the second quarter and scored newspaper report that he will play injury during Ihe LSU game and again as Halfback Jack Wothruok against Auburn Saturday. Ill* In- will alio be lo*t to the learn lndetrainer took the ball over from seven Jury waa kept secret for as long finitely, according to yard* out. Thla ended the first at possible before the LSU game. Lankford. half with Miami leading 2013. Miami pushed over their final touchdown In Ihe third quarter r a 11-yaH drive. Florida dom­ inated Ihe last quarter, but overeagerness co»t Ihe Bahy Gator* two touchdowns, one on a plunge by Giles, which was nullified by a penalty, ptrul and the other on a SeminolesMay Change Friday Night's Lineup f V.fJ l IT. whol,‘ h,U r,ub *** wnn/talpc . ‘i t .7 ^ '* ,Mm did * Halfback Clive Yales, formerly r . r « . “ n ^ ' , ; S,1JWnl ,,ld - “ , l of Miami Edison, and guard Vie I,.,0*t.^ '" M v e 'y on the Miranda of North Miami, were firsti ifim learn in In the future1 future,, though both «••*»!«*..«• slan lout* #«. for #u. the Galor fre.h t a to*.up 1'"sun between him and — • Leo »— mpn , | onB Konny (;i|cs Djck Bagged.” Pode) n and Jack ,Westbrook. Nugent also though Al Pacific*, The Gators racked up 14 firat was one of the game cap­ downs to Miami’s 12 and outgalntain*, played his best game of rd th* Hurricane* on the ground, the seaaon and had praise for 210 yards to 139. Miami gatnrJ Ronnia Schomburgcr and Joe 2M total >»rds to Florida's 233, Holt among others. outpassing the Gatori 129 to 43. ball 1 M O N ET it CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY Facts, Figures For Experts Florida Frosh Bow 27-13 iuny^ndp,r,h.„rh:,?oe# m dTo Hurricanes fC A f t Y tv Deluxe Western Flyer Streamlined etyllng with delux equipment, Headlight, lugragr carrier, kickstand, luxury laddlr, white *idcwall*. Boy'* or Girl'* model. 2F2I80.I IP H U y<i« wiit i i r i M al Im i tin t ir • ALL THIS ADDS UP TO THE RIND OF SERVICE THAT MAKES FRIENDS ta $300 ELECT FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD AS A WRITE-IN CANDIDATE DbHrlct No. -I—Nemlr.ole County County Wide Election PD. POL ADV. IT* _______ $50.05 _______ $16.95 t r D«lu*f. 2F250I.5___ ______ 20” Deluxe. 2F270I.5__________ s w im $19.75 . ; SETS and .. $21.75 WITH SLIDE $32.75 .. and $40.75 i S , *2450 Steel construction with adjuilahle *eat. 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P hon* 1566 �~ l ' 2*—PIANO SERVICE 33—MONEY TO LOAN I.. L. Sill — Plano Technician Phone 2111 Route I, Sanford A UTO LOANS c o m LESS 81—ROOFING-PLUMBING Florida State Bank PLUMBING Contract anj Repair Work free K'timat*' It. L. IIAItVEV 201 Sanford Ate. Phone 182$ W. J. KING ■hit you want 18—BUILDING MATERIAL** OP SANFORD LIVESTOCK 33—DOHA—CATS—PETS Thoroughbred Pcrvion kitten for Plumbin* Cnr'rapmr •ale. SIS. Ph. 839 J. All Oil firrd llcatcre Licjr.nl and Serviced 2131 Ori«i‘ *h. M MERCHANDISE - CERAMIC TILE 43—ARTICLES POR SALE Paul P. Mueller ft Son Ph. 1S4 free Mtimate. Quality work. We nuy and tell uted furniture Paying top eavb price* for any PLUMBING A HEATING thing of v»lue. SUPER TRAD* Septic Tank Inmllatlon ft Scrvlca LNG POST on 17-92 Pb 20&3-W. Heater Service. Archie C. Her iett. Phone 734-W or 1338. T-Shirt*. 48c, Sleeping baga, IA—PLACES ta EAT rot*, blinkati, tarpaulin*. Army COT INSOMNIA? , NeoJ a nightNavy Surplui. 310 Sanford Avecap? 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Perfect 2 bedroom house. Kitchen equipp­ for tmall buslnei* getting start­ ed. »pacc heater. Ph. 2333-W. ed Worth over $1,000 will »acrifire fur 83*3 complete. Ph. 3 room apt., adults, 1113 Park. I02O-J. 3 room unfurnished apt. Phone 1970. 47—FURNITURE—UOl'SKUOLD I MeRANEY-SMITII PAINTS 2418 a. Park________Phone UdJ Ted Burnett • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILtvO.N-MAIER New and Used Furnltare 311 E. First St. Phone 138 Furnish*! J bedroom hnu»e, ad­ ults. Ph. 1391-J. Uted furniture, appliances, tool*, etc, Bought-told. luvrry't Mar Room for rent with kitchen pri­ 321 East Ivt. St. Phone 1(371. vilege' to rouplr, Ph. 2MI-W. for PAINTLNG 34— INSURANCE Phone 1952 St. COMPLETE MODERN HAVE YOU BEEN PUTTING OFF INSURANCE THAT NEW ROOF beeau.e you Ml the N'EW f KINDS of firt and foar the coat wUI be too great? casualty. Insurant* avaUabla in Why not drop ta? It'U co»t you tne b«it of Compinia* at Low■outing to talk It over. You may eit Rate* to those who quaUfy k a rt a pleasant lurpela# to itor* Consult 0 A L L INSURANCE ■ILL LUMBER ft SUPPLY AGENCY. 204 3. Park At*., YARD g » W. 3rd St.. PHONE Saaivrd. Fla. S3 The Lumbar Number. » Mi llr>no.dk Apt 2800 Sanford Ave. 1 bedroom furnished apt. l-ow- rent. Apply ant. No I or rail 1494. 2nd ANNIVERSARY IN OUR SANFORD iJJCATION Echo!' Ili-Riirr $91.80 Sofa ll«d anil Cbair ........ 99.00 Hollywood Bed ................ 49.30 Free headboard* on Hollywood Bed* All Dinette Sete Discounted 8139 00 Bunk Bed* ......... $11900 3-Room Groupe ................ 293 00 3-Pc. Curved Sectional* .. 199 00 (Foam Rubber) liuoccr 1 BEDROOM: Double D rci'cr tiev riel Mirror Uookca.r Red Inncrvprlng M atL e" Box Spring (2 pillows FREE) Unfurnished 2bedroom apt., like now. Near thopping venter ft School. 2819 S. Elm. No pels plea*#. Mayfair—3 bedroom, I hath home. Call 1430-J after 8 p. m. rtlM ACtaitt Jayne Man-held. 2.1. leaves Superior Court lt\ta» Anttlra after »he wa« granted a ciivorre from her husband, Paul J. ManiAeld, a lalU r, 3 " ..p u b ­ lic relations man. Tt.e Utter failed In pre*' a croM-awiplalnt In wrMth tie charged til« wife wai not ,i fit per. on to have etuIndy t>f their ilaughtrr, Jayne Marie, 3. Mist Mansfield tettified that her huskvnd wanted to keen her In the kitchen "from 3 am. to .$p m.” and war Jealous of her Chihuahua dog. (International) „ t h e h a te Card* of Think* ara Jl.oo per ln*ertlnn r»r*rdle» nf Mia. IB .Metnortum notlrn, ,fue t.» he fart they may run to ron'idrrih!* ength, ara hilled at ii.oo r e, r n|Ilmn Inch eonemeraa,* Reteaia Thur«d*y, Vev j, UJg daily $ 179. crossword A( ROXS DOWN I Htrong I Pudding Kiwi starch 8 Detesta 3 Egyptian 11. Genu* of god l i a r ) Kettles 3. rranaporta. 12. Convex lion rate* ntoldlrc 4. Ilrfull 11 I'leree 1 8 U'ntiajipy 14. C-immenee 8 Tet 13 8lng!eunlt project .34 StKeftan 7 Hail! Kul* a .« lothe' $7. Droop t . Chari i in l.artit> th* 10 Mel >jy mtddl* Id Tree 1! War. ten 19 Kindi off 2o. Dram 72 Clue* to 21 Boundary 24. Wil l ox marker rTlbetr 2$. Volcaflle rock 29 A laparmu* person 3t. Serve 32. Toward the Sheltered side 33 Traneport tv feta) a «ln,| l 21 Negative reply 33. Piece* efrerx 34. Wing 41. At horr.4 47 r*nl*ti V»eight 4$ A Great 19'JU'J Ml ii*l-. ■ja s h u a ra i S3 E'clao u y ^ 'j -i («•:** ination t3iq;4'3ttn t :--; 23. Dancer a UtlM >;U(itl D'J IdlJISlillli i eymhali .42. - d 24 Guldo'e wnr-L'*; tANOM, K-J'J,4 lowest on I4--K 1U jy'j note p in 4($:*&ju 77.1tug nm 'ju, 1 ,4tsn.-. 1 7S. IU,k BL-ir-n titi'w 1 UIADU n M D J 20 Music note 31. Con­ $e*4er4*s*a leaner tainer 40 God of war 33 put on ( Or ) 38 Colors 43 (lermin slightly river 3? Bandsman 44. Hefus* 31 A k.ng 44 MetsUM of lirarl rock 39. laauiea 47. Anger 4itim s 44 Male sheep Lake 4? .Suit in a decree 4* W e-au akt .V) Drill f»l Fourda, tions 32 Abrasive rr.ater.aJ Robert A. Williams Used Fu rniture BARG AINS —............... Maple Arm Sofa Bed ............ ... 29N Grandview THE "IN MEMOIUUM" NOTICE It la th* cu'toai of many fanillie* in this country to eommernoralft i hervavrirent l>y an "In Mrmorlum" notice in nfw»peper 'laailfled rolumn*. Tl *v find a reel *ola^e therein. Preparation nr aeleetioo at i suitable vrr>e »<rir*g« bark to them tender, pleasant reeolleetlonf, Aa Ellra Cook, the English poet ha* to beautifully capicsted it: • “How cruelly awret are the echoee that Start —■ When memory nlaya an old tune on the heart.“ Mn't frr.| rntly an In Mrmorlum 1* lnaerte<l on the anmlverxary ileath. Howover, other d ate', uhirh it l« felt are appropriat* or tirunlnc'ul air nl'o 'cU-eled. The hlrtlidav of the departe<l, tjj* wedd­ ing ann|vrr*ary, vienvrial Day, even Chrutmaa are among otbaff 'tcm firanl ocrailon* ehoacn. If you are he'ltant ta evpre-. j-our tender thought* In poetic form, rnu may avail ynurirlf of too Herald's enlleetion of original vfrie*. The*" e*pre«, in noetic heauty the emotion' of the heartstrlnnAmong them are ver'es appropriate to any clrcunutance. 2 Room upslaixs furnished apt. Private bath, adult* only. 417 W llth St. Phone 1217-W, 81—II03II.S nights. llou*e f-*r »*le— 2 he<lroom. tile 3 Room Duo-Therm spar* b*at«r. floor*. Venetian blind', fenced drum included. *33. I hone Furni'hed home near air ba«e. in back )*rd, land*, aped $700. 21881J . ___________ ______ Living room, 2 brdioomi. bath, Kqui’y $30 month 1913 Rum lite I e c t r i v- kitchen. carport*, trlift. Phono U7I-II. For Sale: Wood burning kitchen screened porih Ph 810-J or range. Good condition. Ph. 1382247-31. 4-room hou«e in Knterprlie. lait See our new line of floor covering 138' x 138'. $d.ooo Term* -on-j LIVE BAIT and complete home fuml'hing*. NEWLY Jrrorated S-reom apartaidrred by owner. J. p. Coul Shiners. Roll Head*. Pop Gut* men! lJui Celery at Mrllonvillr. FREE DELIVERY lielte, Enterptl'P, 3 Daren, 93c *4ft month. Phone 808-W ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Missouri Minnows and Worm* LUTS Fleming Grocer)—E. Geneva Ave. Corner 2nd ft Magnolia, Ph. 1232 FURNISHED 4-room apartment “lad Bamberger" Mgr. 84$ month. 118 N. .'aiiaminc Dm In Pinerreit «eclion PHONE Ave. 3 pc living room vul.e. Two end Open Manday’a ill *:N p.m. 887 J. table*, coffee table. Ph. 139-W. VISIT OUR BALCONY Garage ap!. Ph. 884 31. 87—IlKOkLK.H and RLALIOKH I Ladies and 1 Man'* 2*' bicycle $3—RUSINE&&—INDUSTRIAL Phone 2278 J. FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE —at Warahouaa Price*, visit OFFICE building and *l)re room. Seminole Kcaity FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tap* R*BERRY'S. Wt are exparU at as- ^SOO^lrench^AveJPhone 2943^ tv. DIETKIIH.S T. W. Mi.ltO eorderv. Supplies. See " IE tilting you to aecurt gractoua BOLD I”S CAMERA SHOP. 210 REALTOR!! good look* with functional con­ It UAL KSTATti 1901 rark Ave Phone 27 or 143 S. Park Ave. venience. Today'* beat buys In nationally advartlied furniture •2—COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN Singer electric portable sawing at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. '.’3(4 French At* 833 00 machine, aewa perfect First St. Phone 188/ for Even­ BIG JACK'S DRIVE-IN] lunrhe. J. W. HALL. REALTOR 35 OO ing Appointment. Magtag wa'hcr. like new and beer. I an e of land, next Johnny Walker. \* ..rule 27.50 Walnut tea wagon to Naval Uair Mam Gate. 3lu-t "Call Hall" Phone I7.V4_ Mr*. Ilouiewlfe. . . Kenmore wa'hing machine 45.00 sacrifice du# to tra n tfn t'avh How a your blanket situation? Electric range, show* care 80.00 88,700 or Ternti. PHONE 2893 J. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Gas range, apt. •!»* 42.50 We Have a fine aeleetlon of ora*k t’rumlev ft 3Io*»*eltL Kelvinator rafrlgerator. 9! . 45.00 Ion, nylon, cotton, wool and rota- 04—PARMN and g r i . v * • at 117 South Patk Phone 7T2 Kitchen sink with hobart •J fabric They Know 7800 2*) acre III* f*rm.t Thre* bwdrooin dl'hwaaher ............... ... B L A N K E T S 47.80 houie, large barn. All equipment Tin* it a free gued pa*< to th* J Tilt arbor bench taw ISM to $14 93 and machinery. Katy term*. I'h. 20.00 ia gauge shotgun, like new G A It It E T T S Mu*icland Rulr-ln Theatre fur I34X.J p. 0. Bov 1184. 22 auto, rtfle. *rope «lte 30 00 323E. F ia t SI. I’hooc 1422 L K. Wagoner, Ranford. I7JO 32 au'nmalic pawtol Exp. Nov, 10, 1984. I 43—HOMES 18 00 48—FARM and GARDEN titrla bike, good cond n o 1Home grown Marion Markrt CabLarge c!o*e elo»et $ 2 2 i DOWN ROSA la. PAYTON SUPER TRADING POST 3 Bedroom* and Carporta hage Plant', ft. F. Crrnvhaw, Rrtfiitrtrd Itrnl E*latr lln 1f (la 17-93 — rhone 2*83 W. Terrarto Floors Ph. IT1I-W. Phone 2171 17 92 at Ilian alha Kitchen F.quippcd This i* a free gueit pass to the Nice Reiidentral Locatioo I'llONi: 9270 lor 4 III.IIItY Prairie Lake Drive-In Theatre U rge blooming African violets, valu* 91.00 for 80c. GRAPELandicaped Yard* Real Eitate Brokerage — Notary for Alfred William*. Sanford. rady for ror occupancy oreupanry inin 2J wwe* VILLE NURSERY, Grapevine j Ready etk l, 12)9 W. llth S'. R ear llarber Shop Exp. Nov. 10. 1988 Ave., Phone 208*. 1 A. * ------------1.........— K. SHOEMAKER, — JR. 1 14—APPUANCKS Builder * jPhoaa INI 1*00 MrlloavIRe RENTALS REAM OR •TUGIOAIRE appliances, sal* Kavniniut l.unili|ui*l, and aervic*. G. M. High, Oviedo 34—APTS—HOUSES—ROD $IS I.YKF. FRONT~ Fla. Phon* FO-5-33I5 or San ASSOC IA 11. New three ledroom houie on ford 184J-W after 8 p.m. ___ WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi Lake Emma. One and half tiled Phone 1473. Atlantic Uank llld(. bath*. Florida room. Lo’ .’ll private bath*. 314 W. F ia t St Sales - • Service LOCH A RBO R x 223'. Torn So. one mile at SINGER See this rharming 3 liedroom Desirable furn garaga apt. 432-W. Oakiawn Crmatery, Sewing Machine' home, situated where realty Alio parti, accessories for all Avalon Apia. Elidency, Pb. 72Q-W values arc m, rra*irg at* o III). 2-bedroom home, 200 ft. Fenced make* of sewing mirhtnei of Choice *hady lot, hardwoxl corner lot. oak trrea, By Owner. American and European manu­ Furn. eattag*. r e a a o n a b l e . floor* throughout, ronicnirnt Phone 1714 J. facture. Located on 17 92. Ph. 3010 Wt all electric kitchen with breakAll Repair Work fa»t bar. whiln tile rnuf ami 2-Bedroom houie partially furs Fully Guaranteed lota of rlii'ct spure all aibl lo l(»l E. SECOND KT. 170 ao . Call 9M. the delight of owning this home. $69 67 per month. VA. Coldw-all Frigidatre. Excellent eon Rose Court 5 room apartments, TIRED dition. See at Little Venice. W .1 furnished. Xiicbea equipped. W. II. “ Bill" STEMPEB Phone 1444. Guy Allen, A'aoelate Crystal Dr. 9th home on left. of the same old thing? Arlelle I'riii-, Aatoriaie Sea tha spacioua new taetrfully Realtor — General Inmraaee different home* ia —, — South Pinecretl S'anforr Phone 918 nr 2122 113 N. Park Ave. Grove Manors Sanforr Valencia Villa* DeLant 71lli is a free gue,t past to the Rita Theatre for Edwin Braildork, Entert>rt*e. IMMEDIATE Exp. Nov. 10, 1956. Duncan Phyfe Sofa FINANCIAL THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card of Thank* in the Sanford Herald meat* • 1 which .* difficult to (ill in any other way. Not only is It a gracious exprr"ion of gratitude to thoae who have lent floral tribute* bat alvo courteously acknowledges the services and kindness** of tbft many to whom e personal note of thanks rannot well M mailed. New apaper Cards of Thank* are accepted as Socially Mr* reel. Emile Poll, the noted authority on ctlquetta, faali they ■— * many good uses Th ere if no_ prescribed ____ _________________________________ form for a Card of Thank*. It can-b# aa brlet or * ' drt»l(ed n« you de'lre When the occasion come* you ’ind a sympathetically undarstandlng member of our staff to alllat EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable for Winter TourtM. Private bath ft ahower Steam heal. Inquire .Manuel Jacobton acro'a from Putt Ofluc. • BIG V A L U E S MEAT CUTTER. .Muit be Exp. an-1 have a general knowledge of a *elf-tervire meat markrt. Sluit ba »ober. Apply TIP TOP SPECIAL MORI II St PER MARKET, 329 baofout $10 Permanent. 88 4* Ave. EVA BESS BEAUTY SHOP Red Plastic Lounge Chair . ... ____________ llto n Phone SO 2B—MALE or FEMALE Green Plastic and Velour Lounge Chair ........ . 112 00 i$0 Wave* by Toto» ft Rcali'tie $30 trt d u l). Sell LuminOut Door Solid Oak DeU. C h a ir........ —. 17.80 Thru Nov. Open 8 a m. • _____ _ SIS 00 Plvtea Write Reeve*. Dept. No. Call n l%o Attleboro, Mava. Free sam­ Green Plastic Platform Rocker ___ . . . . __ $ » * ■ A R U ETT8 BEAUTY NOOK ple*. Blue Tapestry Platform Rocker ............. siooo If—EUlliflNU—REPAIRS -SALESMEN ■ AGENTS FAINTING P8 niue Velour Ill-Back Rockers (N EW) ............... $24 9$ NEWSPAPER street aaleaboyi. WOOLSEY - .............. t 800 Ages S to 12. Apply to Stark Maple Cricket Chair ............. llclra, 1 he Sanford Herald, after Large 3-Pr Beilroom Suite Marino FinUhe* school. Solid Magnolia. Ukt new ___IJbOOO For Your Boat S ttk a r t k GU m in d F ain t Co ; w o rk WANTED FEMALE Peel Cane Settee ................ w*MasM*4i*H44))4 $20.00 112114 W. Ind St. Pb°ne 120 It.,by 'itting. reference*. 1013 M. Large Peel Cane Table ............ — —e**s*aoro—wssissa $l3 00 1 t m Palatiag caU Mr. Talker. Ph. laundry, curtains done at home. Double Door W'arJrobe (NEW) . ........... ............... 880 00 MB-XR. Room ipeeial 114 98. Ph. 1289 J. Large Oak Buffet • *•*•••••• 4«***t $90-00 TU* D a free Jue»l p an to 'hr Will ,-err for rhil'tren m my home' Train* Lake Dnva-In Thea'r* Glass Door Kitchen China Cabin • t - ........ ... 833 00 by week. Ph. 1969 II. for Mr*. C. A. Wilburn. Sanford. 7-l*r. Dinette ... ........ $2000 Exp. Nov. 10. 1958. 82—HI i.i'/ORTUMTIES FLOOR landing and fimibing. Grocery ft Filling Station. Well Porrelaln-Top Kitchen Table with 2 all-steel Chair* ______ ....... - ............ - 120 00 GUaaiag, waxing, servug S*mi- rttablishci business, good loca­ ad# county Mae* 1925. tion. While neighborhood. Rea­ L.ke New 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette .......... ...... . . . . . W> uO R. M. Otansoa, Lak# Mary son fur selling, nekneta. Phone 9243. Sanford. Fla. _______ 2 I’r. Blue Velour Sofa Bed Suit e —............... $75 00 14—BEAUTY PARLORS THK SANFORD HERALD Thurn. Nov. I. 1936, P«fB 7 31—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS 2 Pc. Modern Loose-cushion laving Room Suite —............... And Many Other Outstanding Val Terms, OCCUPANCY SALE $3 00 $100 $5 00 $12 00 $7 00 $10 CO $2.00 law $10 00 $10 00 $23 00 $7 00 10 00 10.00 2 Bedroom ( H Hou*e. Wynncwood. Range, Refrigerator ft Heater. Hardwood Floors. Tile Bath. $10 00 Equity $80>) Ph. 799-K. snoo YOU'LL l/)VF. $33 00 nflS BEAUTIFUL SOIJD BRICK 2 BEDROOM HOME ffta-wisstf isstM $30 00 $1500 Thi* homo hai large living room with fireplace, 2 extra large .................. ...... 128 00 $1200 bodrooms, dining room, kitchen with plenty of cabinets, break­ fast room and me# scretned-ln $23 00 ...............-........ $40.00 porch. ues May Be Purchased On Easy Beautifully landscaped grounds with outside aprmkling a) slam, central hasting fi-r extra com­ fort. Excellent residential loca­ tion . . . 2417 LAUREL AVE. ODHAM ft TUDOR. INC. 2828 S. French Ave. Phots* m PfctM 2100 - MB Mather 0 f Sanford 203-0* East Jlw* RETIREMENT HOME i I'M feel lakefrontage, J hcdronm framo bouse, modern kitchen *nd living room. Jalouslrd Finnda, room, separate frame gar3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 age. largr lot with bard road frontage, t large oak *haua and 5 hatha situated nn large, trees, well lands' aped, uutaida artistically landscaped lot city. ALL FOR $7,li»>. raved streets and all nther ci’.y coaveniaaaaa make the** aolonle* nf owner-occupied JuLm> K tm fh j ^*"/*a*y home* truly delightful place* ^ lo live. A. B. FETERSON Broker Auocialna: A. It Patervnn Designed, Built and fold J r , P. J. C he'urton, Garfield Willetts, John Mrisrh and It. W. OD HAM i TUDOR IneWilliam*. A. C. Doudrey, lavod Rutlden nf fin* ll»me* Surveyor. For Florid* Living 118 -N. Patk Ave. Phnna 1129 DALES OFFICE Consult A KP.ALTOK F irst” 2823 S. French Avenue rhone 2100 aed -'38') CULLEN AND IIAHKEY 108 N. Park Aye. Pbaa* " D Mrxlly Situated Luxuriously Planned .Moderately Priced BALL REALTY ~ And INSURANCE 204 So. Park Ave Typhoid Fever Is Still ~ An Ever-Present Threat ly HUMAN N. lUNOItIN, M.D. T Y P H O ID fever M Mill with tti'rrviaecn'nred r u h d e v e l f ^ ^ ^ evrn though we no longer hrar •kin. generally on tk* 1 of wldeaprrad epidemic*. itomach . Moat nf us. 1 m afraid, ar* In­ clined to be apathetic toward this Any Sonoofi dlseoae, yet the typhoid barlllu* While typhoid la mor* api —th a causative agent—la always occur in verm woathar, ta present. Even today It remains a occur at any tlmt of th* jm r In cold m onth*._____ serious threat to our health. c!*an water usually la tha Draad Dfsaaa* of the trouble, in any f.lke moat of you, f hadntJ*,**l<1*rthought a great dev I about ty .l* "' a rn l,f *«urc* of tnfecUoo. photd until • woman railed rr-l I" l*W rltla* auch aa Chlcog rcntly asking m# to describe the 0,,r w ,t,r- mllk *nd other _ symptom*. Her youngiUr d id m lprodueU ,r# P*rI»«U2 sof*. have th u dread dDeaae. but I bo-!ln *o n ,,fth *r xreaa there m ra n thinking that maybe more or a ,ly,oont daneer. you should bo tetter acquainted Drink only water known to pure and milk th a t ta with the symptom*. The dlaesao may bn act severe ,p aateu rliid . . Keep - .your ho th at it reuse* death, or It m ar tw> *r t* ^r<>m hottk*Bl** and relatively mild. Even the moder- t L WMh 7°ur UK — at* type, however, brings a lot 4f? r 10 °»* b a th ro m at atiffering. before handling food, drinks eating utensils. Enlwr Through Mouth Qurmon amp Airrana Th# typhoid bacilli enter the P. H • I am constantly bliih ln g j oody and eventually the intev- Wnat can I do about I t tinal tract hr way of Lie mouth Answer: Blushing la usually) Symptoms begin about 10 to 14 ea uaed by nervous Instability. days after tha germ* enter th* Due to eicltement or nervowa i body. ness, there la a nervous attmato1h* victim probably will feeLllun to th* nerve* aupplylnc Us* Ured. have ’*'* l'* “ *a dull *headache, ■“ '*— ■* *a blood vessel* to Iha fac#. U lto ateadily rising fever and will ln»o calses an lncreaa* in tha hi* appetite He may havo either 1st ion, producing blushing. diarrhea or constipation. __________ There 1* no______ tn atm an l Some seven day* or ao later a'deed* to be employed.* # If**, Kls« l « u .i * Ki U m I* Im . B n jft HARD thing* your* ttrough TO FAT? Sell tkm i;^ with Want Ad* for CASH. C R A M K O W FUNERAt M ,k . . PHOf i l . m 1■ \ i:i • ■• . Call 1S?1. Phone 968 OZIER RKALTY CO l^ura B. Osier, Realtor Hatrl 81. Field, Associate 2801 So Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1389 EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 Thi* if a free gue*t pa»v lo the Rita Theatre for lira. Peril Seller*. Enterprise ________Exp. Nov. 10. 1956. CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S through Classified a dr. Let an tiponencad ad writ*# assist you. iM 9 A- �\ r.a THE SANFORD HERALD Cam me A wetting at Am datrty.P k « B. Thur*., Nov. 1, 1986 It la a family affair. Mr*. Cam _____________ Sanlando prtaaor* are* moved In a B tr f t.! Q S . u i w k D e O l l t V northeastward direction through ^ . p A 7 the central Bahama Island*. (T O V i s i t EIICS Oct. IP A Miami Weather Bureau hole* A group of 13 candidate* of the Admlsstoos: tin at 11:13 a.m. EST .aid '.- ' ' Grand Exalted Ruler* C lsu will he Margaret Johnson (Sanford) Discharges: MIAMI WV—Wind velocities In- of 30 to 40 m.p.h. had been report* initiated tonight at the Sanford ... icott Wonteney (Sanford) •“ creased to 40 mile* an hour and *d ihipi aa far a* 100 to 500 g u 1* Ixdge. . .. Lloyd Hatch (Sanford) - possibly higher today a« a low mllw northewat of the atorm. j m rrtin«. J1 1 Oct. It Some areas tn the northeast o'clork. will be preceJfd by a Admissions: ntiihs* quadrant of th^ disturbance • v»; ••free" feed, according to officials Henry Martin (Sanford) H.bv Girl Currr ^ **,Un« galeflta*o»;*m)(5an of ihe Elk's Lodge. Leola Morgaa and’ baby girl lUbr b J v Brook* ** *•'* forc* wlnd* w Highlighting Ihe meeting win (Oviedo) Visiting Hours: Private Rooms, ,he bulle,ln *d‘1' d' ,h* 1 Rosa Lee Colee and baby girl 11 am . to 9 pm .; Semi-Private On ' h‘‘ nonhweat side. wind, lodge “f„ ^ , pu‘y ®.Pnd (Sanford) Room*. 1 to 4 p.m.. 7 to 9 p.m.; rrached out to the Florida east Fxalled Ruler WiiR* V. McCall. Laura Roth (Lake Msrv) Pediatrics, 11 a m. to I p m. Pa- coast and small craft waMin** rent* and Grandparents only; Ob* f!*i* flew from Dajtona Beach pectrd tn shift to a more nodheait* William E. Watson (Sanford) •tetnes. No visiting during feed- southward to Tavernier tn the wrard direction, Nat. I ing of babies. Private Room*. 11 Florid* Key*. | Weather forecasters were W~*». Admlsstoos: *.m. lo 12 nooa, 2 to 4 p.m. and The disturbance was moving at Ing a close watch on the area bw* Mr*. Ellccn Brooks (Sanford) 7 to 9 p.m.. Semi-Private Rooms, about 10 mile* an hour and after came of the chance tnat it migni Aliada Wooten (Sanford) 2 to 4 p m. and 7 to 9 p. m. another 12 to IS hours was cx- develop into a tropical s'orm. Lawrence Hunter (Sanford) Hospital Notes Commission (Centlawrd (reariliwed F ro« Far* 11 mark and Owen work aide by aide (Cmitlaned Fr From P ate 1) am certainly In favor of firing with Mr. Cmmack In almo.t .vary » J» J« n f active in Beal Ealate may call ih*»* public aervanU more monphaae of the. dairy work u upon them to photograph any area ejr> paying them aalariea that vtll courae. there are three other |0 j ground they may require. Thua kMp them valued amployeea.1 <* h er,of g — _t—^ all la La . a a J aalallatfl aMa 1 regular workera helping, too, ho- i -tshowing all lakea and existing coo* w#rner Warner iaald “ I am in full accord cause there are over 140 head of (ours of the land, which greatly . (hf progr^.jve programs of cattle. 113 of which are now In assists In development of thr pro|h f of Sanford City • r c s c n . a . t u c k e r . 11 Scalaol* County Agricattoral lactatioa. There are only eight party and Ibe planning of P>»t*- r ..mm|,,|o nera has undertaken.'* stalls In the milking parlor and Hiey also do before aoa after ,.w# mu|( $0 further," he aald. A im (From Ume to time the county (hrfe 113 cows must be worked development photos. I „ for w t the Sanford-Tituaagent will highlight in this column through the parlor twice a day As w* were chatting a call was ... L.#na) docks and terminals, aome of the Seminole County anj p, milked. ' received from a Real Estate firm cilywlde alreel paving program, farm s sod farmers which he has A„ ^ ,hf rcp|acemcnla for the requesting that photo- he taken #n t0 ritlren fliers ! herd are raUed right thert on the «*f •» approximately » a c r e plot #|Vj ro(nmerr|a| airlines, more If yoo would like to are a mo- ^ j y . Cartn* foe the ealvoa baa *® •"•* •"•f eo*JM mor* readily i(t)j wai#r mains, and a 4am and efficient dairy, someday ***„ Owen's job. For the past five •*«*!•• their housing develop # ,realment plant, drop by Elbert Cammack’s Fair- yean they have raised an average, ">♦•»* P1*"* there. Laaater lm* my friends, are Just a glade Jersey Dairy on Highway M, of 40 to SO calves a year. The on- rv.ecli.tely prepared and I* t i n pro, re„lve. ag some three miles east of Geneva. )jr raw m||h that the calves recelva ,h«1'’ Ph01°<f*Phy equipped , projects that must be There you will see an up to date. Ja lh, colostrum or ••ftr.t milk" P'™* / “mi ,h e , l? ? U1ert: J S^ompliahed. not in the year. Marly all mechanical dairy. In whlc|l haa been taken from the The landing s t r i c t S . Ic \,p ort " r0" 'p whll# lhey ‘hey can boast that their ^ aBd froltn order not to h» h.d extensive lm* sald W.rne product "never com.. In contact * atU> an of Afler tht). h%v, [mn,*D,*nl» , Including, clearing. “ T ?* * , arn lh. 1 with air", because the milk la |rcrivrd tha r0|01,ril(I)i lhr ra |Vea *"d **»« »■ * »*'1*'* skawn by vacuum directly from p,acfd on . lalf tU rtl.r now In excellent condition. One r,rvJld*,* of ! the cow o a large vacuum stain- plfmtnta| frf(, unll| ,hey are old »l*n finds complete Airplane and UU. ■ office « ° » hlr " ! ieaa steel holding lank. rnough to be placed on pasture. Mee-h.rslc Service avail- ' ' ^ ,1 ,|tiifn . The cattle enter the "milking nftl ,h l* Bnd*r ^ e constant super- projects «o benefit all the cltlicns Warner conM rior" from a large holding peru Camm, tk l. y r. Cammatk gra- j J J j , "Lera'toM K l l T a a "* eluded * they h a y e ^ e o fed graa. -u lW , rom ^ U n i v e r s i t y of lS , ................. . .. ........... w/ M L. Nlrhola. a candidate foe ; ailagw automatically by a self Florida with high honora with y>jcral Government and the the Hoard of City Commissioners jI ■nloade. and 1 convryn belt from J f S<*,# •* Florida and can handla was not present for the forum. one of tno Harvester upright silos, Each alio holds close to 114 tons W| V s ^ ^ l T * ^ ^ P ^ * l* «nd commercial plane*. I Hill G amkow ta the Jaycea and la arranged so ihat the eon! „i. L ’ , , I . J.™, T *"* h' t"« • " abundance of .hairinan of the Get-Out-The-Vote veyor belt to the trough can be U. ^ »P»ce for "tie-down." we find on Commute.. c(humicled with ruber silo. Any of “ 'hre 'he record. Iha; plane, from o v er------------------------------------ ' Agriculture News I | I thm” tw ?v ?>n a r ,,r fo” ,inu‘‘1 hl» can* feed wine 160 head ln«v *nd r e iv e d Of cattle In less than thirty mlnuW ^ /tlx l'n l)* ^ats^th^^d^'pit'ch Low Pressure Area Moving Through Central Bahamas Sh o p now w h i le se le ctio n s a rc fhe best! fB fULiiM 1 ?? LAYAW AYSALE . As littte as 1.00 d ow n holds m o st Iftm s In th is od fo r C hristm as giving 1* <Uiry’- * rn*U' ^ ' b° ‘h , pri' l l r - hu.lne.s allrwjante who will give you s Master of L k in g * 1 r.A luil! 'n,of'n*,'on 10r f «,rd *° •nrul1JV,® ,,e *v**'*hle here. Free transport*', 'A v e r '* ! tr o o r t and! techm elan'for'the 0?a7ge b w iij? . Ungw '^d "t* ,l‘*Pi*y °r ,r" '* rr *ny 1u**Uonl f0S,” S l ^ n f r r " ‘S r i S ^ n d . ^ Ar1‘,ifi,, ^ S ' ? ? " go Into Individual stall, where Tin- Cammatk* acquired the flying from * hr A * ^ rt. T h / p i r ^ A i c I 1*1' ^ S*nU,“l0 Fl,ln4 they are fed a balanced concern l-ake Harney marsh land In 1940 |ng Squadron, composed of San-* __ _ _____ Irate feed. Some of the cow* have anJ atarted imptovcmtnU. They ford businessmen and the SandI.K tiA L N O TIC E found tha; they can get an extra had their own dairy operation In |*,p,.r ( | ub consistingof S a w -------pm of fret by merely nicking Conway for four years before .crv.cemcn. ‘ r “..t:,.,!!?;. .■*' ‘ "t'Jo their head through the bars and moving the all-Jersey herd toa new attractive buildinx has *wi;sim»:*T* • ' «»:nrs’is ni»tautsling Jersey Daio' la been «fa s s ti aummviiiv iiv m ii. illp ' the fee.1 control lever jIheir „ . , n.Falrgladcs tM« ron“constructed rucico on nn the grounds »M s-h i : x u sim . w ii : o r u. ^... uuwn. June or law. housing the offices of the San1 ,TI u r *»'»«•«•». rLoMA strong stream of water la --------------• Undo Flying Service, a large patio u h .r .b . . 1, . . i h . i . used to elean the feet and leg* DISASTER 1)10 for the convenience of the patrons <**.1. 11.: Hsarina w ill ba v«M at ik . t t tha animal. The udder U Ihoe_ visilncs m ,l van. ,„ „ i . . »rric* of lh* city CommUsiua In I 'H I U D E L I'I II A ID—When two and aou visitors and very modern rest m* cii* iu ii in in* c u r ui Kanjnghly Cleansed and a Surge puppies were born to Mayor and rooms. 'Thf."i*~ o ^ 'o f " X 'm 'a n y !nr*»., | ,|,.r.,.u! at IA« o'clock I*. _____ kutemMir milker alUched. On, Mrs. Richardson Dilworth’* toy facilities f l r l l i li r i offerr,I nffaroeI l» her. e . i l ............... i 1" Xovritibir 11 12.. 1924 lo contldrr lh* iifrcfl nfff Ih.il it|*% -Soycmb.r following chan**# and aniradrntnt# teat day* for U»e Dill A records poodle "Zsa Z»a" (hen DilwiHths. tlom found at the ■mailerIB Air* I» fh# /.onins nrdlaanrt of iht (Dairy Herd Improvement Asto- survivors of the Andrea Darla port* throughout the country. _ _ VP.rl.la l* " r 4) Thr |*ro|*rf|y iu ii #i| |R !){»• eUiioo) a 4 gallon graduated {nr lUip disaster named the pups "An­ Ir l« 1 It-1* A (Hlugl#* Vttul* Sanlando Flying Service is open and scale* are arranged to weigh drea" and "Dona." I f f . laottrd 4fU Iht f.#al seven days a week until sun­ •Id# of h4iifon! AtthUk •arh cow's output. After weigh..ig |.tlMt#u IClh Hlrt#l and down. There is always someone the milk U drawn Into a stainlest lt«(#4ll« I# |iru|Nii«(i Legal Notice to h# iliih K td to ll*I min* Steel vacuum cooling lank where «l#*K*nilly> ItUirici Maid U I* kept until It 1* picked up by E U llllliA isro|a#rtr t*#lng utoi# par* titu lar!) drarf ll<#d tank truck for delivery In the pro iv Tin: 1 ini 1 i r «in nt n r t i n : 1 laalt I. 2. 2 Mid I of lilt*# k c o s in . plant. According to the re- i i .o n iiis iv s mi* ro il **V>tn%iiS!i; i , 4(id last# I thru 9 of lllos k 7. Han tllil cord. Cammark'a dairy herd has m i v ti i \ i i i w i khv. Mrs. Lrnorr 1*11* Hayes, i>9. a laalft I. 2 M>d 2 of III'** k been among the lop five herd, in t i i i .s: m is m scnv resident of New Smyrna Heach 12. Han M o tt H#rond H#c« than. affieiency and prsMluction In the ukoiiuk c, iiaumk .v. for Ihe past nine months died, Th»* t»mt»#riy «*»ittd In aUla DH1A program. IjisI year V|l liaiaiirr, yesterday. A native of Denver,' Inatrl. t It*2 tHI(igl#*K«(ial* ly i, I*»i atei| on r n if r i* the production avrragr of the herd J ans: s: m a iiim v . •< .1 Col, she was a former resident of \ vinm (s#tw##ti Bill and I 'sir was over too found* of butter Sanford and while here her hu» Till Hll##t». I* U(o|Ki##<l In vo T ls'i: t o s*a:|-a:\is Is# cha(sH#d I" t**l (Com* fat and a.019.) imunds of 1 per T<> Jana K St41hsw*. unit bnd was service manager at a >n#r elt»J •ll* t a ll» Iflatfl* I It AT I I 1: IV tl,» ui.kMiSf, cent milk per cow. local car .iralrr*. r*4ls| i*n>|a«ri)f htliig m»»i# ja m : 1 hath Camrauek fig u n t ihat Id* paap#M liti|«rlr U#»rrlt»ed R* I r.WH. .NATHAN K- KIStSlliNH. She is survives.' by her husbnd, f t • I thru 4 of Itlock 9. f ana himsih.mi. tore and ailagr facilities fill a - 1 Tl#r A and !>.(• 7 Ihru lila unhnuwn t|».u>». If | | , . Harry 1. Hayes and a daughter, bout N per rent of the total feed 12 s.f lllork. I. Tl#f 11 ln|i. and if sir Ad iht tihktiriKii Mr*. Edith Corbel of Thorofare. of K It Trafford • Mm > h*lr», tllVlM lf, le KAlret MfAti .S'. J. needs of each cow. In fact, the use of H«nfor«l Ir## m»*Imlit*•, |(#n«>ra rr#* I Of lllagr alone rut down his feed oarfJr# •h lM«(*#t ard #lll* •IlMir* fnialM . of or •sllu r.; Funeral oervicr* will bt- at Ihe i, .HI i.. . ,j 1 > . • <i# opp" tunit> l-ii ■Ulmlfiif uioltr lltt 4hen # cost from *3 ns* per rwt milk to • *4turd | !••f «tol4 tsf •; mmI a#11 Colonial Funeral Chapel, New Is# ti#4fl a» - A1.1 h#«rltitf $1.40 per rwt milk. There are |l> tafale r «*f th# *’ll) ( %aimtlle*li |aaril#* or * I .*i III I rcy t.. Smyrna, tnturda) at 2 pm with Florida. I.4«r ..»»> r In M. f III#, of in* I the IDv Weaver K. Eubank of- of Its** I 'll k of H.aIlf ..f si 1*14 Borne 16n arirs of I'aagnla gras* I III# J ill, .ley of (*r|ola#r. ••'t#a| III Altai lo. which an gram l and from whirh || • \ y i : ii Thr HU of Iha \\\ »*. firialing Irilr-rmr-nt will tw in A* ( ’•!> ( l#f» nf (li# aftd isI a.. |.#mItsrtlnn at tl»# Urlandu allage is cut. This year hr figures CMt of H4*tfor*l 1 l«h I4# NU a atrnrr tsf Iht HU », of that the) harvested close In IJtX) f ir MV*#, fun Noff III (•« too* of silage from this area. • •ui* iht io r i:aei ho | llirm r Houfh l#4 yardt. Legal Notice While I have beer, mentioning I fir n<r U rat 111 l lf ijs |o Kllx-rt's name mo«||y, | wouldn't Ida* t ».f h#«lnnla|( all In • \ • mhiib: m ** VI.VINnT F IIO tT I!. Y ( »N ,\mT 1- I (»F ••.%% I> Hr* lion ) | , T H . II J* want to imply that |. |. the only PIINNH Yl V ANIA ash I* all of #ald |tfo|t#r f f l> ln^ m i .s 11*1.1 W C S IF . m :\ r i t i.r H T i i F K T ,,GK“|.HEP,, $498 OJ ssd n w w f si iD iw d V s D tiis ReolHttcaly styled, whh boflsry po«*r#d motor, re­ mote cable, length. #14". IN TIME FOR XMAS SPECIALS! Former Resident Dies In New Smyrna OPEN r 1 2 :1 5 TODAY ONLY Sn»w*MwWwoa Ik S H tW T B t n < J jA T * u e W k >00 The B u rn in g H ills v ! WAWNfOCOCO# w it s r ll.T lllO X T K HI'ltIMIH FI J llll*A •rt‘ Vf n HIM fTAUF- 2 KM Ni i . i g rtu m •* ' 01 k( b11: %II Mil 1.I ll ' i m i ll i«ii»4 k 221 « fl 1217 91 r n A \ It 41>•1.t Jisf'l 41. latil 1-2*1* 1 nil 21 ## nib \ Jni tlan 24 1«**t a J 11 A 2M 12ll'IW 4 4 la A n«rh#l Mu#II 1,r>t A.7-1* 9 Mlk A IH IS fit 111k A I! 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Hn.lt h c«* im» K I 2# 44 (All 1 rlia# J l'a*lrrha<k 11 lllk K 91 1# 14*1 \ I Marlin lllk K •2 91 26 IsOl 4 1«Ol 2 • 2 lorn# Ja»l. 91 1A lllk 1 lam## (Virrelt •2 lllk N l^»l • 92 1# Thne f Ta)lo# 1J' 1 % lllk. r. .27$ 4# 2$A (‘ ha# VI A O rir# J P? I# lllk r |«k 44 13* l^kl 1 Cha# IN I# !<#»( 1 lllk n 1*4 273 .*• T rarr U'*lk»r lllk n 144 |14 64 Ij iI 1 FM TITIIM • A I K K l.tith## c lla rl. Jr 144 III W t n 1 • 1 1- Ad Kt»TI<’K IH IIF IIP IIV (llv r.V that ill r*#r««**» f III# r# at #*! 1# lh# dtrfvkr# .!*•w# «rr vrgavrd In horln### m F# " lit 1 (i.#ft 1 O r K on Notrinl.rr L # m |*UMl. 14. Park iitt!#» lh# flititlnu# rant# II 1*14 al 7 2n P 21, at th# (Vmnuirilh ll.vtia# Altanoani# Nf.rlnva A II Halt**# and Ihal w# Snt#n*t Florida. I•* h».«r any as.rrplalal# Ihal you %l#h | a fit# %'ih lh# to r t iU lt t #ald o*n»# ##ll h th# %l|h r#fer#r«# Is. • at*1 a*a#•#h«#*it* Afl#r etld h#arlaff. #afd f*l#rk of iht iT fiu li Pourt. Haml* f*.*iinr!l foil n 111 * # fl»»#l|y aopr.sk #d and m aflrrrrd hy ('••tanr|| not# (Vomit. Florid*. In ar**r.rd* ............ ■ar# % ■Itli lh# pro%l#lon of lh# Plr* IIFM IV II %VHP V TOU V (T.PIIK lllloti# Nam# Mlalut# Y•• n il He«*. Iloh Fla.f Ida Hlaf ul»« IBIS I! 21 lt%1al.ll. Hr ll 21 llal.ldl Jr and h#IH|f In Hrn’lns-lr i*ona« If . Ho» l.la. Ton ar# h#r#lsf noilf|#s| ihal ton ar# r#e|ulfrs| |o f 11• %-our vvrliirii d#f#hnr n llh |hr (*|a«k nf lh# firrufl f’lHiff ael mi» |.y|ow arwt fr» •#r«# a rn|»jr tifas.n ria ln flff • . 1. Iftfliri I'r ft lr I* Kttitiin ll«Pv H011II 1 Mrgfilr Aarnur itrliiiili KlorltU lod lisle, Ifiats flit 3rd il*y of l*ta #ntl»e r. A (• 1Ml Thr nature of ihl# #tilt I* to «iui#i H a la tlff* title Thr bam* of Iht f*ourt In whirh Iht #tilt « o In»11 lulrd Mil.I I# l»s rolli.K |f the iT fru ll Court for lhr .\!ml< J h<H<IaI l*lr* cult off lhr HI aI# of Florida. In unit f«a* n* Os'iiole I ’ounly U ir.M .N f lot hand and » u | a. f ’lrrk of lh# rlr r u ll i'otifl of lhr Ninth Judicial (*tr«ulf nf the* Mat* off Klorldt, In aad for Hnnlnolr tV utit). IhU th# Sl#i day of <V|oh#r. 4 l> 19U l» I1 MMINI Mas* I'ltrk f'lffiili ts.urt lly Aria J l.uii(|(|uUf l»tl*uiy Clrrk IHKAI.1 Prrvl# I* kw aim Attorn#* for Plaintiff IM *1 Hniith (Irani# A*#nn# Orlando. Klmlrta RTANTO TO.NIC#||T MTAIMH 4:10 T hunder O ver A rizona KATURAMA . TRUCOLOR a atrvevic nctuag Feature —• 6:34 t > Feature Where else but in a PHILLIP'S home can you get an all G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC KI TCHEN Includes: range, g a r .: t dlaponnlL nutnmnllr dinhwnnher. (in deluxe 2 hath H o m e # ) hot water heater, automatic wanhing machlneM, kitchen venlilalor. J h o t f r e —• Bill ‘ CHILDREN UNDER 11 ADMITTED FRFIT CARTOON a U N U iC fk ttp jk Corner W. Crystal Drive & U Lake ] Mary Blvd. Phone 1504 RADAR ROBOT fstlj ssHmsttr} smsUl smtl lif iti ag Operofes on I Ao.Mlghl battery. Two-tone enamel finish. Height, 9‘t". 13 w Jg A h u L W INM E WALKER D 0 U S Four lovable life-like dolls, each V high, with roofed hah and vinyl loce. They cry, they move their eyes-lhe/U wm ihe heort of any make-believe anther. Terrific voluei Visit O u r Electric Appliance Department 25-KEY CONSOLE PIANO WITH BENCH M0NC0-BUSTR RUMB FONT $995 $2A95 A tfvrddy bo# repheo, mode of select hardwood with espenstve looking finish. Hat a range o( two octaves, including sharps and fiats. Chromatically tuned. Come* with matching bench. "M ixir $298 •union Jfiothlight baqeries. Ail melol, with enamel finish. f t r r j j HKHAIR fin $3 98 II 1 ^ 4 with Ivory Dim. \ ( * m°v*>ble il " troy. 30" high. 20" HI-WAY PATROL BICYCLE C*t*wble-fc»il. ter Oaedyaer. rmnk K i e l yaer-etc yerm*Wan. Urs e4 M iH*4 M t he*n4 M ls«**» O* • «**»*. OeeCise. >a*ean hrr, • r. Weu. la^eit, e**-e*ere Kaa* M fieovtifuBy-colored, natural latex pony, with tieel-reinforced body. Four heavy springs provide buck, ing action. Heavy steel frame in chrome finish. Overall dime*trontr 31V* a 2»WWX V T BEIT $ 2-98 E alre-h eo v y leather body belt, with full* •ire tools. S CASHIER $298 Push bor open* drawer, rings bell, rogistcr* amount G.E. ROLl-AROUND SWIVEL-TOP CLEANER ■tfh- U m* www haemal eew*w^i| e“e^e*ew ate* r^w •••Ar h r e n e ) **C Ca*«“V# *•* •** >.l„r f-si ley'i ■eXal—CamSar r.S w* Wars m s OeTs - le iM n KWe wee Kery maw tfaem D m l n,*i »*• •> me I I Ms, MSw bert '..{S IWr ii im. o*f. ANOtNia M ta A it a vaiui $4395 good / year 11.1 South Park Avo. l i i W u | 4n-l r s l Me re «e a. TV KssHan^, |w w AMOTMt M M r U I VAUM mas m vp ■ $4995 �W s tt • \% L lTME X l'v l" E stablished 1908 lim t t f f c AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1936 If Year Herald it Not Delivered Rjr 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery * Associated PreM Leaved Wire NO. 127 Next Tuesday s City Election Important Southside Voters W ill Name 3 To Fill Temporary Injunction Denied By Circuit Judge Art T° °'sp'ay Exhibit City Commission Vacancies A restraining order preventing a referendum to determine whether or not a harness h«r«e track opera­ tes at Seminole Raceway Park be allowed wai denied the SanfordOrlando Krnnet Club yesterday at a hearing before Judge Vassar Carlton in Circuit oCurt. Judge Carlton, following the day­ long hearing which started at 10:10 and ended shortly before UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. ( * - 1:10. summarised his decision T% emergency U.N. Assembly when he announced lhal the “tern early today ealled for an Immed­ porary injunction is denied." iate ceaae-flre In Egypt. It alio He said “ It seems to me that urged Britain. France and lirael the issues are simple In thi* In gel out of Egypt and recom­ case. A temporary injunction should mended prompt reopening of the t>e issued only when shown Ihcrr Suei Canal. is Irreparable Injury. I don't he The Aiaembly voted *4 3 for a II,-vp there has been shown that revolution Introduced by Secretary irreparable injury would result if of State John Fmler Dullei. the election is allowed. I therefore The Soviet Union lined up with deny Ihe temporary injunction." Ihe United State* for the rrioluAttorneys for Jerry Collins, op (tea. The Russians demanded con­ rrator of the Sanford Orlando Ken d o n a tio n nf Britain, France and net Club immediately announced Urael but did not pretent a re«o- that a hearing will be requested lotion. at 9 a m. Monday morning in B r i t a i n and France voted Tallahassee before the State Su­ agalnit Ihe reiolutiop. They were preme Court petitioning a con­ joined by Auatralia. Urael and stitutional wtII of injunction. New Zealand. Representing the Sanford-OrlanThoae abstaining were Belgium, do Kennel Club was the firm of Canada, Laot, the Netherlandi, Orlando attorneys. Stred and Sired. Portugal and South Africa. Lux- Pleadings vsere made before ambourg wai absent. Judge Carlton by W. J. Steed, as­ M ir Pierson Dixon of Britain sisted by attorney Hoffman. aasd the British-French operation Representing Seminole Raceway was not aggression but a “tem­ Park and Seminole Race amt Fair­ porary pojlre action." He de­ grounds, Inc. was the firm of clared It aimed to separate Urael Orlando and Winter Park attor­ and Egyptian forces, restore ney*. Turnbull and Sonterfitt. Both peace in the Middle East and safe­ attorneys were heard. guard freedom of navigation in Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Attorney the Sues Canal. for Seminole County represented fXtypt nationalized the canal the Hoard of Seminole County Com­ July 28. Dixon said navigation missioners. The entire Hoard there was threatened by Uraal's headed by Chairman Brown W. iAiriion. Miller was present al the bearing ^•The Assembly must acknowl­ Other commissioners named In edge,” bo said. ‘That by our swift the 11-page petition for the re­ Intervention tbe Israeli advance straining order in an attempt to ha* already been halted and this halt the Tuesday referendum were: threat to tlie canal has been John Meisch. C. Dodd. Fred averted." Dyson and Otis Forakre. lie argurd that Britani ami Cleveland, in a brilliant defense France had had to act because a of the Board of County Commis. breakdown of U.N. machinery— sionrr*, look a near violent ex­ berause of the Soviet veto threat ception to rharges by Sanfordhad brought immediate danger Orlando Kennel Club s legal coun­ n to general conflagration through­ sel that “They Just didn't follow out the Middle East." the law—were not paying atten­ “ Our purpose.' he declared, tion to it." “is peaceful, not warlike." Stred charged t l | l the ballot Dixon urged the Aasembly to Is not a “ fair ballot." tackle the problem of a perman­ The County Is giving these peo­ ent seltlement. and suggested the ple a free ride when the law says convening of a negotiating confer­ they should pay for It." the Ken­ ence of nations concerned. nel Club attorney charged. However, Cleveland explained to Judge Carlton that the Hoard of Speaker To T a lk County Commissioner* of Semi­ nole County, in their Interest to un Experiences prevent asy undue expense and to lighten the taxpayers load, agreed to conduct the special re­ During Travels ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The ferendum in ronjuncton with the Altamonte Springs Civic Club will general election, all with the full meet for its first fall meeting, advice from the State's Attorney at Ihe Community llou«e. Mr*. J. General. “ The full authority to order a D. Morrison pres., will preside over the huslneso meeting. The special referendum according to program will follow immediately the statutes, It In the hands of with Mr*. R. F. Lredy of Winter the Board of County Commis­ Pdhk in rhargn nf Ihe program. sioners." said Cleveland as he Mrs. Ixedy will talk on her rxl- poinlrd to spectfc statutev for his penrnres in Her three trip* authority. aboard In all parts of the world. Because nf her ability and know-1 At one point in the afternoon (Coatinued an Page 19) ledge in making such lectures »he has been very much in de­ mand ami is always not generous In showing the many movies that FSU Students ihe has made In her travail. Mrs. Ive.ly was the organiier Begin Internship of the Wesleyan Class nf the MeTAM AllASSEE — Two hundred thutist Church in Winter Park and fifty nine Florida State Uni­ th^D three years agu and has been versity students have begin a the teacher of this class f»r all seven week internship in Florida of the 11 years. public school*. Hostesses for Ihe Wednesday They will be given cLsie* to meeting are the Mr*. B. D. Me- tearh under the supervision of exInto»h Jr.. Mr*. Webber B. Haines perirnced teachers and will return and Mr*. Donald Harris. tn campus after Ihe Christmas holiday*. Most of the ISO a r t sen­ iors in the School of Education. Among the Interns are Autumn Amendments To Be Yvonne Shannon, of Sanford, who E|plained Monday is interning in business education at Uvely Technical School in Tal­ At Rotary Meeting lahassee, and Martha Shannon, In an attempt tn clarify Ihe also of Sanford, interning In amendments which will he voted English at l-eon High School, also on next Tuesday, .Seminole County's In Tallahassee. Legislative Delegation will appear before Ihe Sanford Rotary Hub ShuffIeboard Club at it* regular weekly meeting Mon day noon, al the Yacht Club, and To Convene Nov. 7 cover point by point, the ramifica­ LONGWOOD—Longwood Tourist tion* of each item. i^plr Senator Douglas Stenstnm. an I Shuffletsoard Club will meet accompanied by Representative in Sunny shade Park. Nov. 7. for Msck N. Cleveland Jr. and oGr- its first meeting of the coming don Frederick, will addraia the year. President Ira Wilson announetd club and. a i a public service, their talks will be broadcast over WTRR that a meeting will be held and at ll;lo a CO" e l dish ,1 • at approximately 11:41 pm . 11 ia hoped that their explana woukJ be served. He urged all Ilona of tbe amendmenU will gipe members to attend and anyone the public a better understanding desiring lo join. At the conclusion of tha meeting af that which thty are asked t« there will be shufflebnard played. consider at the potl*. tf. N. Assembly Calls For Immediate Cease-Fire In Egypt n. One of the most Important local I Ths Colonial Art Exhibit, with more than too large reproduc­ elections in Ihe history of Sanford tions of standard art mastrrwill bo held Tuesday paralleling! piece* of the world's greatest Ihe general election. paintings, will be on display at I To be decided by Ihe voters of Southside School all nest week Sanford Will he teal* for three i In Ihe school auditorium. . commissioners of the Board of The exhibit, says Mr*. Velma J Sanford City Commissioner*. Mitchrl, I* o;>en lo the public. The Parrit Island Marine Band, I Candidates who hast qualified. fr,,m ,hp | . , rrj, Hand. S. c . Mi­ However, she says, a small ad­ ami whose name* will appear o n ' riltp Rase, arrisrd aboard Fanforjl mission fee it being charged in the ballot, are A. L. ttIUon, ln-|Naval Ajr station, late yesterday,; order to defray the c*pcn»c» of Itv MARIAN JONES the exhibit. An 19 member panel «f Grand *°.r un**P,rf‘t '5rnl : i where they will be• • •quartered durOVIEDO—Get up early Sunday . . * . . r.Srl Iit 9 i « i n h n l h a m i n f i i m n o n l • f. ._ ... . __**_ * . ____ *i All of the Southside Sehmit child- Jurors .... .* ........................... ........ rhsrgcd ............., yrstrrdav b\ „J**” • It'S thrir sitit to Florida lo partimorning and plan on attending the Homecoming of the Oviedo ren will view- the accurate ren- Judge V**s»r Carlton ended their Merle v\arner. a candidate Tor the cipxte* in Homecoming Activities ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A ................................. — " at Stetson University in DcUnd direct from the Investlntlon into three murder J............ ^............... Methodist Church. This Is an ev­ derings made large group of resident*, both new ent looked forward lo each year original painting*. So perfectly change- amt one assault with in- ‘Iwtter John Krider: Paul \ ate* Jr.. today and Saturday. and old, attended a Tea last weak who I* opposing Merle Warner; by many fortnrr members, seal reproduced the hru«h strokr* of tent tn rap,* charge In early ntotnng activities at tere.l all over ihe stale, and lo- the original painting* are plain- Shortly before 5 o'clock sester and M. I. Nichols, who is oppo*. the NAS today. Ihe Hand was of­ al Ihe Community Home, given by the Altamonte Springs Ctrl# , ly visible and the color value* ing Earl Higginbotham. ral cilixens. ficially welcomed aboard by day afternoon Ihe Grand Jury re­ Hub. The election is to be held In The attendance each year has have been carefully retained. .. . . .... .. „ , . . . | Captain Robert W. Jackson. USN. turned it* finding* with one no Pictures in the exhibit, -ay* true bill, and four true bill*. grown by leaps and bound*. Thi* the Sanford ( ily Hall with booths Commanding Officer of Sanford Tbe dub house wxs decorated year I* due to be a record brra- Sir*. Milchrl, are m the full color »«-l up in the commissioner* room Na4a| Air s.allon phP Haml liter throughout with fall flowers ex­ Indicted in the one day hearing xer. It will be the first chance ma­ of the original paintings and are Officials at the poll* are: Mrs. .played the National Anthrnt at cept for th* club’s adopted flower, ny have had to view tHi- new nio.tly genuine far.imilr repro­ were: F E. Roumillat nad Floyd A .lr'ornlng color*, and presented a the hibticua which is an avar* Sl-Vi.nnnrw) church It ha* always ductions from the finest craftsllla h ’ McCoy for the flr*1 de Palmer. Inspectors; Mr*. Ralph I brief precision march demonstra- blooming flower meat of both America anil Eu­ been held in the old church here­ gree murder nf Annie Bell McCoy Austin Smith. Jamr* H Gut. It. tion, before departing for Ihe which Is sn evar-bloomlng flower. tofore. rope. t n arre-ted and taken into cus­ L. Perkin* Jr., N. J. Stenvtrnm. Homecoming Activities in Prt-aml. The lea table wa* covered with a While you are making your The exhibit occupies apnroxi- tody on May II. Cliff Able*, and W. Hugh Duncan. | Thp w fn|Dted men. and Of- lace cloth ami at one and stood plan*. ‘ include the Sunday School 1mately 1,0<M square fie! and will ram ldabras with burning while Ida Mae Brown for the first de­ 1 fleet-‘n charge, Marine Warrant tapers. Plumosus faros entwined «»s»ion and tha II a m. service. be hung tn the auditorium al gree murder of Eddie l.ec Worth­ •Pir poll* will open at 7 a.m. | officer n. I-iltoeca, are sehrdulThe Reverend E. T. Stanifer. for- ’ Southside School with all picture* the candelabra* and formed a bad mcr pastor of Ihe local church labeled with it* name and Ihe ington. She wai taken into custody j and close at 7 p.m. to coincide with td for morning and afternoon per- in the canter with yellow chryaa* on Aug. 11. and now of Ellenton. will be on name of the artist. thr gcnrral Hrcjlon. form in e rt In Pc l-and, today, a Ihrmumi dotting the greenery. An hand to deliver you a goal ser­ The City Election In name mem-1 m„rnln6 parJM|r in DeUnd lomor- a table on the porch of the club The Colonial Art Exhibit come* . l.ron William* for the second mon. We know you will rntoy it. to Southside School front Oklahoma ................. Hell .bers lo Ihe RoaH of Sanford CHy j roW< „ HP„ „ pla)tnf f„r lhe . ‘Vs'cvve- murder of .Carrie lie was arrested arre»ted on May Commissioner* is saparato ant J su-tson University Homecoming and vegetables overflowing from Wilson. He We also promise you that th* City, Ok!*. Presiding over tha punch bowl Honorable Mayor himself. Lee . . . . . .. . ... - tIHHttct from the general eledlon.. Came, lomorrnw- afternoon. They was Mrs. Henry Hansen, lira. In the week immediately fol­ Gary, will be on hand to greet lowing the exhibit at Southside J A, UnyM for the fondling ind Tho.e not rrgl.trred at the City are . i * lr hedu!rd to PI*y at “The you and see you are well fed. He School Ihe children of the school assault on a female child under Hall will not lie qualified to vote <;ator Howl" In Jacksonville, on Helen Rastman and Mrs. C. IL Gilbert Jr., while soft piano mus­ is a member of the board of will portray "living picture*" as It years of age. Lloyd was ar- in the local election. However, I Jan. 1. ic wa* rendered by tbe Misses Steward* of the church, al»o. *em in the display ,»f famous rc-ti-d on Aug. 1 City Clerk II. N. Sayer said this Besides hem* on* of Ihe best co chi ir men. He ha* told u* (not you) that we masterpiece*. The no true bill wa» returned morning that everyone who ha* Service Hamit in the U. S.. the Tea given for nawcomtra of th*. may not come and eat if we do “ Thi* is another way in which against Knc Puff of Lake Mary registered since I9S0 will he ell- |»arrU Island Marine Band la ranot attend the church tervirei. v*e sre preventing art apprecia­ who was charged with molesting a gible lo cast a ballot In this cognised in lliclr primary duly community by tha dub. Our own Baptist Church folk* tell tion to the student* of our minor. ; a Machine Gun Platoon, as us we have to attend our own ! school," Mr*. Mttchrll said to­ Foreman of yesterday’s Grand election. There are approximately J..VX1 1N-lng the sharpest Machine Gun Witches, Spooks church. We are badly in need of day. Jury was Roy Bedding. Hie As­ qualified voters who are eliglhip Platoon in the rntiie Parris la­ assistance front some source so ti slant Foreman wa* William F in vole In the rlty rlrettoa. City i Marine Base. Try Hand At Real we will not be left entirely out. Mlnsbesr. CliTk Sayer said tovlay Ihat there Knowing the reputation these Members of th« Grand Jure had been approximately U7 new wonderful people of the Method- Club To Stage Middleton Accepts Estate Business were: John^ T.. joter* registered 'his year. ........ Carl Lommler, ......... .................. lit Church have (or fellowship, Ry MARIAN JONW Stuart Jr . Woodrow W. P reso tt. i.ao to fne importance nf |kU wa aiiure you a warm and hearty Fashion Show, OVIEDO-If you are one of Ota svelcome. Earl W. Rtewart, C ta rrm r E. Me-1 year’* election, local civic leaders C a ll At Altamonte Aspirants for th* purchase of tha Many plan* are being made by Coffee Dec. 6 Kre. I,. Ilurkr Stevie. It E. Paul arc urging voter* to turn mil in Oviedo Drug Stole at the ad­ the local nirnibers to "pul the Baptist Mission Paul O. Kngleman, Howard J. full force lu name Ihr trailers of The Sanford frlcrstrd Garden vertised sale price, you may aa big pot in th* Jlttle p»t" for this ALTXMONTE SPRINGS — Rev. welt pul your dreams In your pipe club will hold a Coffee and Fash­ Thomp*nn, Wilbur O Nolan, Ri­ Ihe Oily for a complete year term occasion. chard W Keogh. Fred Edyvean. Pack that b.i.kct with your fa- ion Show *• the M.ivfalr Inn the William T Wtieele**. Carlo* B. In two inulaii,-*-*, and fur an un- Paul Middleton, Orlando, accepted and smoke them, or hist content expired term In another instance. Ihr rail for Pastor at the Alta­ yourself with the fart you've been smite irecipes and come on and morning nf December n, from Smith. B. E. Mom , and Oliver W. f rom Ihr “grass root*" of the monte Spring* n.-iplitt MI*«lon. at day dreaming. Ju.n u* in Ihe gsy festivdlra fol­ II i m to I p m nation. Interest Is created In Ihr a meeting of the ronKrogation lowing ihe worship hour. Frank Mcbane will be molera- Hall A large sign For Sale—t l .900.00 Assistant State’* Attorney Volie careful planning of thr country. Wednesday right, following Ihe caught our ay a aa w* cam* to Mix with your old cronies. Catch tor of the Fash on shovr which up on the happening* of old friend* will be sponsored by the Mary A. Wiliam* Jr. handled the In­ With eily political organisation*, prayer terx ice. work. What a bargain, wa vestigation. It will be lot* of fun lo know who Esther store. properly planned and plarrd in of-1 Rev. Middleton rim e lo Orlin- thought) I* where, etc. fur, thr continued expansion and do last March from l^xtg Grove, Christmas decoration* amt ar­ From experlenta, wa know it If you arc fortunate enough growth begins. Iowa where he wa* Pastor of a Just can't be dona. Wa triad. Roy to be able to sing after conium- rangements will he featured by Citlren* sre reminded that ehttrrh for eight year*. He re- and Ross (Roy Welser.barger, Ing so much good fond, you may members of each circle. there will be two ballot* lo cast r <‘i'«,d his formal education at owner, and Ross Noagel, mana­ Jo lt I 'll 9 -tIfs i t i n o u - , i next Tuesday: one in the general ,)c* Moines. Iowa and began hi* ger just were not Interested—tha about 2 pm . to sing many old election and one in Ihe local Ui-! ministry n lO H afler training wlthlHJg M rtV V rIft fw 'sueh a mod tong*. •*— Hie Herean Bible Institute at San em pise of business. Hiey had ty Election. Me. I have often 'sundered how Diego, Calif. Both llt-v. and Mr*. no! even teen tha sign. they were able to sing to mufh Grnrra'ly fair through Saturday; I Middleton are member* of the after getting their ' tummic." so ln« tonight near M. We came In th* conclusion that College Park Baptist Church In our transaction* wrouRd have to Witches, Spooks s , ..am ,f 1 »m lucky Orlapdo. They hav* three daugh­ be made with tha spooks, witcheo Ihe full side. 1 wl,‘ ** * KHle on ter*. Teenagers Enjoy and gremlns. Wa fear auch a Rev. Middleton will replace Rev. trantartlun would not be legal? Oh, Cecil Baughman of DeLand who well, w* had a nlca Inspiration Halloween Party Film To Be Shown recently to return to anyway. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - T e e n i.-signed . , Time wa* again Ihe order of I he, Mental Health dry Ssturdsy, when more than Christmas Mailing a Halloween party at (he ComAssn. Session writing confidence*. *o I sent It In'forated In orange and black ami Registration Books D e a d | j n e s T o | d ny MART FOWLER Person* who are Interested In W*« Hetty Crocker ever your1grandma'a name. I won a ivt th.* refreshment table was laden the social problem of mental health Are Opened Today Surface ChrlOma* mall* rleaare urged to attend a meeting of friend? She ha* been mine for bond arid a seal of llomrrnaking and «oft drinks, LONGWOOD — l/mg-v«w| will lined for riviliau* In Alaska. Ha­ Iho Seminole Count) ,\«In. f„r year- and year*; Hetty ( r-wker. Merit; that special, air delivery John Krohnr depicted Elvi* ,i-*en 'own re,-lstr.»’lm o,.ok« t , waii and Puerto Rlro should b« Mental Health to he held Monday. 1whose picture appears on Gencr* 'e ',rr was the high point of my the dancer* In the gontp. Music mailed by postal patron* by very . , . . , culinary career. Then, again, I ben of Ihe Altamonte Community Hay- an I they will rrmain open early December. Po*tm*«ter GetsNov. S at I p. rn. In the Kpi*c -pal Mill, product* and beam, under-1 t n l n J a ,-rorkpr fonlr„ until Nov. 29. Town Clerk Charles Parish House Club, the teen agrr* club tp<>n«oNChur E. SummrrfirM said There will tx* j «hort business standingly from the Hetty Crock­ ami wun an electric deep fat fry­ wrre in attendance tn chaperon Morrison annnuni-rd the office* will be iqwn * a m. to 12 noon each «r**ion v<filch will In- followed by er rakr package*. From ival age er Yoo ran imagine how dovotrd TTil* Is nece««*rv. he explained, week day and will be open on a film Idled Out of Darkne** ac­ old. time misled era when I » u I wa* to Betty, each Wedneoday evening 7 p.m. hecaus* of available ship achecording to Mr*. A. R. Key. Pro­ a bride esperinenimg ulth cook­ Year* passed and I forgot my Court Winds Up to II pm . while the books are dule* from Ihe port of dispatch, gram Chairman. writing. Out never Betty ery. I fell that I could write Hetty at well at potslhlv delays dna to open. This picture, said Mrs. Key. was f’rorker products. Then when The This Morning had vrenther frequenllv encounterEveryone must lie registered In produced by CBS Television and Crocker about any topic that vexed Sanford Herald on Kept. It rn Court wound up this miming be wa* obtained through Wyeth Lab or rejoiced inc. My Rair f >r rv.dv d«r«r«l 'he «ale of Hetty Crocker forr Judcr llotiirholder ,hj* :,mV of, f r , r ’ Five the t-.'vvn io vote In the"ikprernbc'r Mr. Summerfield urged po*tal oratories of Philadelphia. H ha* log la«ty recipes vat »<rond na­ rake package* a* sold in Ihe case* of |)H I wrre tried by Ihe election of town o.Ticial* patron* to *end holilav surface he.-n widely sought a* an author! ture <o me and tn'erwovra la my local 'Lovett's) store* by the j"jry with one found not guilty mail* for Alaska and Hawaii ac­ tative documentary in which the Seminole Hospital auxiliary, it and four convicted. cording lo the following schedules* niedieal narrator H Ihe celebrated letter*, but I didn't wrilr primar rang a bell So I sent Hetty Crock­ Two other Jury trial* were: residents of tbe Eastern and Cen­ Dr. William C Mconinc«*r ily about food. I told '<*r about er a copy of The Herald with a and parking on Ihe highway alio Navy's Operation tral lime rone*, no* l*»er than grandma’s bossing me even alter photo »f Mr*. Grvgory Ke«*rnirh not guilty. Deepfreeze Lands Dee. I, 19V®: Mountain time lone, | was married; I urpt * bit about _ _ ___ _ _Fey I _____ ami Mrs. ____ Ilobery of De Of the cese* «ct for trial, seven not Is'er than Dee 1. I9M: Paci­ Ministers C a li loneline** In the big eit' of New narjr Bmillns it a prospaclive San guilty to rharge* covering mis A t South Pole fic time rone, not liter than Dee. Y'*rk amt sometimes boa-ted about f,,rt| customer, Mrs. A. W. Skipper cellaneou* charge*. AUCKLAND. New Zealand (*— 4 19V! Mall for Puerto Rich* Important Meet any new friend my hu*biivl and I „f Holly Ave., In front of ci*unter» Three ra*e* were no! pro*«rd An iminirtant met ling of th,- made, who ronipliiiicniid u* on .tjik.cl with luscloua frosting* an-l thrown out by oCunly I’rese Seven member* of Operation should be *ent bv De- 3. I9V4I. These, of course, are dradlna Seminole County Minlvlcrial As­ rangement* Hetty alwa'* answer- all(j ca|,r advvrrtisements rtitor Karlvle ollu'hoidrr while | Dcepfroerc *trppcd front a V. 8. Navy Dakota nn to the Ice of the •rhe Iu!m . Mr. Summerfield point­ sociation will be held Wednesday, ed. with a complete understanding yy,,, morning rame a letter from they did not appear. South Pole Wednesday night. ed out. Postal patron* are being Nov. 7. in 30 a. m . at the County of my problem*. For >ear» she Hie present netty ( rocker, a long, First man out wa* Resr Adm. advUed that even earlier mat'lng* Genuine, friendly misslv* saying School UlmintMrallnn Bldg. Rev. wa* rny closet confid»nle. Grorge F. Dufek of Washington. will be an aid to the postal ser­ Milton II Wyatt trill prrdde. Pas­ “ Betty Crocker" o( General that The Herald *tnry had been D C . ami Rockford, III . the ex­ vice, as well as provide an addi­ tor* serving churches In the coun­ Mills hat probably had mure than such an interesting way for them Nov, I pedition leader. The other* were: tional measure of insurance of nine lives, for *he ha* bc«*n the *1 General Mills to start thetr ty are invited. Admission*: Capt. Dousla* L. L. Cordlner, delivery hy Christmas. friend of bride* and »hy i*cople (or day" and that Tbe Herald had l^>nnie Robert* (Sanford) Navy Air Development Squadron. generations. Her und>*r»tanding been pa«*rd lo every memuer »f "DOST (MANGE HORSES" has built Ihe Hetty Crocker line their department; that they had •; (’apt S. Hawke*. Jer*ey (Tty, Honi.ie Johnson (Sanford Rosa Lee Dvstow N. J.; U . Comdr. Conrad Shinn. This Democratic answer to of General Fools to an enviable enjoyed talking about the city of (Altamonte Spring*) Spray, N. C.J Lt. J. S. Kwadener, Church Is Holding the Republican “Time for a high in flour milling cir.lv*. Other Sanford and fast growing De­ change" slogan during the food groups have follower! thi* Bary. wtth an appreciation of Clifford Ingram (Sanford) Elkhart, Ind.; Aviation Mechanic 1944 lampalgn. wa* borrowed Bob Roberts (Sanford) 2 c John Stridor, Kearney*viile. Revival Services lead but none has axeelied the pull our homemaker* in each town. from a speech of President "Batty Crocker" has had with u» using their products. Sba enclosed Revival service* are now In proVisiting Hours: Private Rooms, W. Va., and Radioman William Lincoln during th* Civil War wives We wvuld gate In horror at soma variation* of tha cak* and gresi at the Church of God, • m to 9 p.m.; Semi-Private Gumbie Jr., Milton, Fta. In which ha said, “ It Is not any of our friends who suggeGcd cookie packages which her depart- Rooms, 2 to 4 p m„ 7 to 9 p.m.; Th* Dakota made in uneventful French Av*. at 22nd 8t. best to swap hor*ei while Pediatrics. II a.m. to 9 p m. Par- jet-assisted takeoff after a stay The service*, under tha direction buying another flour prolucl. We inenl has just evolved. They look rrotdng th* river." were her loyal follower*. I re- awfully good. But of course we.ent* and Grandparent* only; Ob- of 49 minutes. The party, first to of th* Rev. and Mr*. W. M. MahWant Ad* swap horit* for memhi-r entering a Gold Medal ar* pretty well sold on her Date stelE.cs, no visiting during feeding •et foot at tha Pole sine* Capt. offer. »ra held each availing at you, sell farm equipment, do I was presuming on our letter Bar for itisn't too rich for us ' of babies.Private Romes, U a m. R. F. Scott of tbe Rrilish Navy 7:43 p.m. almost anything. Tbe publle la Invited lo coma Call !*2t to change idle Hams contest for homemakers when I dieters and still glamorous enough lo 12 noon, 2 to 4 p.m.and 7 lo was there in January 1912. left was too thy to tend my own for party far*. We still rount Hetty 9 p m , Seml-Prtvat* Rooms, 2 to radar reflectors and other navi­ and "enjoy the singing and minis' into cash. name, for fear “ she" would think high among our lasting friendships. | 4 p m. and 7 to 9 p m. gational aids for fulura landings. try of the** fin* evangelists." Big Crowd Expected At Oviedo Church Homecoming Nov. 4 Parris Island Marine Band Arrives Today 4 True Bills Are Relumed Al Grand Jury Investigation Weather Big Crowd Attends Civic Club Tea Additional Local News On Page 10 B e tty Crocker Thanks At Local Homemakers Hospital Notes h A- � 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 01, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 01, 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/79288e160282710237011cef50518117.pdf a0f3000a320957f2e1fffca21f510442 PDF Text Text eHK SANFORD HERALD rat* 10 Mon. Oct. 29.1956 assport to Happiness By MAYSII OHIO ated by »irrt lasts* to aootfce her." But be atlU ^xA* c h a p t e r at Bruce's color had heightened. 1 ATER THAT (an * night VaJ g*ntly. 1 —1 auppoo* ! should hare," bar* to question Nuria Abaon n i with Dtrk In llrucr'i rursince I have to make my report to (hr admitted. grrjr. Tt-.c formalities of death wr*r* I 'm afraid 1 ahell here to aak th* Captala In th* morning." II* over nnd Mr*. F*eUicrvton*'a body had b*«fl taken down by two order- you for an explanation, Mura* AM- added stiffly, 1 shouldn't Ilka to feaa to lha ahlp'a boopltal ward. VaJ anal." he aaid. apeaklng more firm­ hare to report that any negligence r*j her part waa rcspcmslNe for had chang'd bach late Mr uni­ ly. her patient * death." 8h* didn't reply immediately. form. but Dtrk waa atlU la cen­ "You'd darn we 11 letter wot re­ -plea** answer ma, Nurse. t tum*. That b* ahould atlU ba in fancy coatum* gart a h u n t touch shouldn't Uka to think you'd been port that." Dtrk aaid furiously. to the accue. VaJ waa aittlng on remiaa la your duty," he reminded "You might just as wall arcus* •u of murdering lha poor old dear. tb* adga ol a chair, aa though ah* her gravely. Bui it waa Dirk who aaawared After all. It waa I who Uiruit those aruo afraid to r a t a * . Bh* waa puls into her mouth ■* drooping not only with wtariMaa in aa trrUaled, weary voice: "Ob, for beavan'a **kt atop quao- ah* died." but with an aching ama* of guilt "Vow gave bei t < pills? What Uonmg Vat. Hamden! Don't you and misery. Brace waa spanking quietly. think ahr'a been through enough pills ?" Uruc* aakrd slowly. "Horn* heart pills Val ashed m« "But wben >ou aaw th* condition tonight without having to anawer to grt out of the median* bag. of your patient why didn't you call your question* 7" Bruce'• manner undue m l an I spilled the wretched things. May­ mt at once?-* II* waa aaated in th* chair before hit deck, and hit man­ Inatant change "I U ask you to be If I’d brought them auoner, it ner though profreelon »1 waa not keep out of this discussion. Han- would have helped." "But why did yow give them to aun. What I'm (eying to Nurea taiayra pathetic. Allaon doean't concern you in any her?” Uruc* persisted. "I'm aorry. Doctor. I didn't raa- way," he aaid coldly. "Ob. why not?" Dirk was be­ Lm how arr.oua her condition waa Dtrk atralghtrnevl aggiraalvrly. ginning to lose hu temper again. until toward th* #od I •*» going "Of coura* It doea Everything *We ware both badly rattled, but for you, but it am* too lale." D*- •bout Vai concern* me. and I won t w* war* doing what w* could. Val aplte all bar hoapltal eapertrnce hara her hectored by you or any­ wanted to go tor you when Aunt ah* never failed to Itel ahockrd in one ale* - Why hart Dirk inter­ ' May first nvd th* attack. Nit f th* prr*«rre of death, and Ihla tun* vened? Didn t ha rvalue It waa the said when th* recovered am' found •he had an aching tm*« of pity aa last thing be should have dona ? It you in the eaten It would probably wtlL was Brace's duty to question brr. give her a relapse. It might even "But It might not hatra been too and up to now. although his man­ finish her." 1at* If you'd called me earlier "So it w*s yow who told bar not ner had been formal, there had 1 didn't think ah* had aent for bean an undercurrent of aytn- to call raa ?" Brace asked. "W ai, I'm aot altogether surprised . . . ma btcaua* aha waa UL I thought pathy. d a 'd arnt for me for another rra"Nurac Ai.cvi hapjened to have Hut what dors surprise me u that been In charge of on* of my pa­ a girl with mining training atxaild have taken any notice of what you "Tou mean when you cam* into tient*,* Uruc-? aaid atemly. th* eaten ah* ***mnl perfectly all "But cant you drop your pro"All Uua is a wsuu* of um* and right, her pule* waa normal. h*r laaaioaul manner for one* and h* human?" Dirk retorted angrily. a lot of nonsense.” lurk retorted color healthy 7" *T didn't take her putt* and it 1-an t w* talk It all cut as angrily. "I'm going to taka Val to her cabin whether you Ilk* It or 1 thought her color unhealthy, I friend? ?" "Tou think wa ar« Blende?" noL II you want to go im with put that down to the temper ah* this inquisition in the morning. 1'U Brae* aakrd. waa in," aha aaid aiowly. Dirk ahrvgged hi balpleaa *a- be at your dtspswal, but lor bee“She waa in a temper? Tou think that may have brought on ajperatinn. "At least you must ad­ vena sake leave Val out of it." Aa th* heart attach ?" hr aakrd sharp­ mit wa know each other »eU ha apuks. n* moved forward, took enough to drop all this ballyhoo one of Val * hands and pulled her lyHha looked away from him. tat- Bine* you're a doctor, you must to her IrelHrucr didn't speak, but aa Dsrk i tng her tower tip. "I think It may see that both Val and I have had have. Doctor." The awful feeling a* much as o r ran atand tonight. led her to the door and opened It. of guilt ruahed over her again. Had VaJ especially. I should have Val turned back toward him and aha been th* unwitting caua* of thought you'd h*v* aent bar to gave him a quick, pleading gtanc*. bed with a sedative. Put apparent­ "Brae*, fm sorry . . bar patient * death ?’ “But aurely, knowing that your ly you hav*nt any feeling for "Good night, Nurae," be aaid coldly. patient had a heart condition, you her." IT* Bt CowfMwedJ “Oh. pirate. ’ Dirk," Val whtatbouU hart dno* what you could Dietntuts-1 Or Kj»« rmtursw 9r»*w*«* O IMA Mass'# Orel* ReprUled by penr.lssvjw e« Attic* l « U L I • »l * n sf Use Imagination Supormcrktlt—Sovt You Many Trip* When Decorating Bedrooms In Home Don't let convention restrict your imagination when you de­ co rale a bedroom. Hava you a hobby? A farawav place that ha*1 always favcinated you? A f^vor-' lie game? Any of thrie themes can he worked Into a decorative scheme. There are wallpapers which re­ produce stamps, music, and dolls. If any one of these is vour >- >h by. Racks and cheits for a fan, [ , rock, or souvenir rol'etlfwi mtVe interesting focal point* In any room An interest in American history ca be reflected In a ro im ftirnI Ished with antique* (The crownj tng touch here — a four-poster \bed!) It'i easy to svork In exotic tou-hes of the Far Fait nowadays with the great popularity of Jap­ anese and Indian accessories Chessmen adorn drapery fabrics, and a floor can ratily he made Into a fine checker hoar I The mam thing is to use your Imagination Mske the room a reflection ol sour 'nterest Rut remember — a bed room I* for sleeping. Don't ever • decorate i to such an extent that the room I becomes a eonfusing J-imhle. And don't overtook the hrddinc. ) No mailer how mueli fun the room Is, without a comfortable mattress and spring you woo't , get much satisfaction or real from »l. TWO SPORT STAR RICHMOND, V* <APJ - 1**1 l»i4 Lambert). a starting tackle on lha U I* University of Richmond football l i l i u of th* C ircu it Court • t*’ #r W tram, not only stars on Ihr gri.lim r %t.i I ron but also d-m* well in the ring. , K .IIU.TI K IIO C B ItO L D K tt I c le r k of the C lf c k lt c**oM Lambert. 2lo p-und* and a-, u I I* o H « S« 2 flora Woodbridgc, N. J., holds ►dirfor«1. h i*rt4 « . the Golden Gloves heavyweight m i : i mi \ n H 'lN M croyn m Virginia. Che e Daiiv num and VEGtTAHU BAKERY CROCERY If you're a homemaker, you're lucky that you live in America’ Women in Italy and else*here on the European continent need lots more time for shopping than you do In Italy a woman starting on her when "they're in veason." milk it wrekly shopping tour goes to th* tresh meat butcher, th* dairy, th# •till dipped from a can and many fruit shop, the smoked mtat store, of th# froien foods w# know srt not even on th* market th* b*ker; alter that, to th* fish­ Vet. count yourself lucky when monger. th# druggist, and so on you go out shopping, and thank TV.* typical shopping trip may take Signora Romsno to If stores the food chains with thetr efficient buying and planned distribution. or more Shell he a tired home­ They save you many hour* a maker by th# time she returns. week, tiring you better foods at Hera, In one ol our supermar­ ket* — everything from stesk to orange juice, Irom lettuce to dairy products, bread to SfaghetU sauce tt found under one roof Our modem lord distribution Is on* ol Ihe essential elements In America's higher standard of liv­ ing, of nutation and of health. Her*, corn on th* cob is available in January; you can enjoy froten suawtwrne* 12 months a year, lamb isn't sold Just m th* spring, and you can hay* a srlda vsrlety of vegetables whenever you want them and whatever th* season. In many foreign countries, fruits and vegetables can b« bought only Living Costs R ise To Record Level During September WASHINGTON (A P )-T h e go­ vernment hns remolded that lhr-j |Ing cost* rose three-tenths of one per cent In September to a ttI cord level. The In lex of the Labor Depart, ment's Bureau of Statistic! reach1cd 117.1 per cent of the 1517-0 base period. TTiii wa» about onc-lrnth o f one per rent above the prior record of 117 In July, and compares with 114 8 for Augu-t. Price* were higher In Sepfrmh*r for all major groups of con­ sumer goods and -crvlces except fc,<d, which remained at the Au­ gust level. The bureau said th* September IOWARO K MIAOOe. 71. running living cost level was nearly 2 prr as View-Presidential candidate cent higher than a year ago ant on the Greenback Party ticket. >■ 2R per rent higher than in Jan­ shown in Boston as he ositlsnavti uary Hki.1. at the -fart of Presi­ some of th* principles of hi* dent Eisenhower's admlni«teation. party, which Includes ibolKtoia The living cost rise means wage of the tnco-n# tax. A VIrfinisnj boosts ranging from one to three by hlrth. Meador claims to M * deerrndsnt of Benjamin Frnnkw can's gn hour for shout .Wl/no tin. Ife also think* that ttsa G o »« workers In a variety of Industries, emment should print It* mslnly the electrical manufactur­ money to meet operating ing Industry, including General Electric Co. plants. Wsge rate* TT.e average take-home pay of fer these workers «re gestrd In a factory worker sntfcout d*penjpart to ehanges In the government living eovt Index. ents was »M«5 a week, and that New record levels t t worker o f a worker with a wife end tw* earning* aI«o were reported. Th* children was 874 M. Each flfu ie Bureau o f Labor Statistics ssid lake-home pay—or earnings less is about tl 10 higher than th* rat* tax deductions— reached a new in Angust and approximately 12 H above • year sago. | f| peak !n September. • ;#" \. 6p«tf, J r tllN A! an v|lq \%* nfllclsl y (VtoUr, TELL ME, RILEY WHAT GIVES YOUR CA R SO MUCH PICK UP A N D GO ? C cU i LOW COST O fo u ( jlw o M ------ SU R E THING, C H U M - v CLEAN-BURNING NO-NOX. GULF TAKES OUT THE GOO AND GIVES YOU MORE GO ‘ I GET IT. NO-NOX KEEPS YOUR ENGINE CLEAN, YOU KEEP THE HORSEPOWER YOU BOUGHT moderate Imrrovving charge. Wc finance new rnrw at l> » '* . Vou pav no "hidden ciNta” . Aou apply foe your luank Auto Loan and gel a decision promptly You pay as agreed and earn useful cred­ it "landing with U" for future credit nerd*. '1 7 money-waving figure-fart* on our Got olean-burnfng i • 4* • J • 4 • « • 4 I • 9 9 I t • 4 I A 9 « • • • 1 f 4 f 1 “ The Friendly Bank” Member F. D. L C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1935 Talent Told For Variety Show Nov. 8 An outstanding array of talent has been secured for the forth­ coming Variety Show to be pre­ sented at Scmmote High School Thursday evening, Nov. 8 at I p. m , Dallas Loup, president of the Sanford Lions Club said today. The show, said Loop, la being sponsored Jointly by the Sanford and Casselberry loons Clubs lo benefit their sight conservation programs. Eight o f the performer* were listed b> th* local L>on» Club President, all of whom will be seen during the show next week. Ruth Smith, nf Orlando, a con­ trolled acrobatic dancer, I* a stu­ dent nt Boone High School and ha* licrfnrmrd in the Daytona Beach band-hell and has appeared be­ fore various audiences In this area. Asftociated Prr** Leased Wire NO. 123 Ike To Discuss Mid-East Crisis On Nationwide Talk Powers Say Will Move into Canal ni'lJ.ETIN IJ).\DON r — The British IV fen«e Ministry said Innlxhl Bri­ tish and t rench bomber* wri* “ at Shi* moment" bombarding military lirgels In Egypt. A Drtrnse Ministry •Istemrnl at <:!• p. m.—1:1* p. m., EST— said: "\n air nffen*lse h> bom­ ber aircraft nnder allied rnmmand I* at this moment being launched against military targets la Egypt." Sidney Vihlen, a Junior at Semi­ •itfeltK'S MIN hr a* one youngster proffered his diime for a balloon that costumed barker, were ocddl- i nole High School, and a pupil of Ing” up and lown goothslde School Halloween Carnival's midway. Balloon* wer* nearly at uttiactive as Ernest Cowley, a member of the th* costumed tuirkei* and chlldien during the festivities. (Staff l'liuto) Seminole High Band and Dance Band, will he heard with hr* HumWASHINGTON President pet. Anita Idles, North Carolina'* Elsenhower will go on nationwide Champion Majorette, and listed In television and radio tonight to dis­ "Who's Who In Baton Twirling" cus* the Mid lie Ea*t crisis for IBM, IBM. -*nd 1337. has Iwen This wa* atmounerd shortly he performing for eight vrsrs, drum majorette for Leakstille, N. C. fore noon todsy by the White High School Band, will be seen in House which also repeated that An extensive "Get Out The one of her out si aml mg |<crform- the United States Is still standing Vote” campaign Is underway in aners. by its pledge to assist any victim Sanford and Seminole County head­ Hl'NDItEDS (IF I lilt MIEN waltel in line l.x,t titcht at Southside School's Hall-wren Carnival to clJunellr la-e of Sanford, daughter nf aggression In the Middle East. A Seminole County dalrynu'i thsr get a clu*n look at the door watcher or g*l a g limp-e o f what happen* “ Inside", (Staff Photo) of Mr.aml Mr*. John L. Lee ami hat announced his write-in can­ ed by the Seminole County Junior Britain is reported to have In­ suter of the already prominent formed the U. 8. government it didacy foe the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and their Oily son Id-e, is another talented considers the pledge defunct. The Get-Out-TheVote ch.lrman Bill School Board from District 4. exponent that will be sc•u mi thci ptrrlge bound the Unite.! States, j Elbert Cammark yesterday noth Gramkow. Varictle,’ stage. Hi ttnin ami France lo wt>rk to­ I fled incumbent C. K. Harrison of Candidates for the three feats «n The Knot Heads, a well known gether in the Middle East to pre­ I Geneva, by certified msit n( his the Board of Sanford City Com­ : candidacy and charges which grew A new slate of officer* for the group of square daiifcr*. heaJcd s e n t pcaco. missioner* will be guests of the by Mr. and Mrs. Junius Allen of Presidential press secretary *■• o f the announcement. Dr. Luther T. Doss of 303 At­ fiscal year starting N»v Jaycrrs at its noon luncheon meet­ naniej yesterday afternoon by the Casselberry wall also play a pro­ James C. Ilagerty said Eisenhow­ The alms, ambition*, platform, Cammack operates the Fairlantic National Bank and Dr. Har­ glade Jersey Dairy' east of Geneva ing Thursday at the Yacht Club Natiotiak Federation of Federal minent part in the Varieties' Show er's talk tonight would be about old K Ring, tool Palmetto Ave , amt furtherance o f the Democra­ 13 minutes- beginning al 7 p. m. Each candidate has an allotted Employes. I/*- al No. 12IR. at the program. tic party will lie lauded tomorrow on State Road M lie said in his nre two o f the 4flo detega’e , who The Seminole High School EOT. afternoon in Sanford when 8cnannouncement that "I serve my time to speak in his own behalf Sanford Naval Air Station. All major networks are expect­ plan to attend the 42ml animal alar Spe**ard Ibdland speaks from fellow- dairymen as vb-e-president The program will lie broadcast over Miles Keogh whs named prc<i- Dalle* Band directed by U-alic convention of the Florida Chiro- the corner of First 8t. and Mngof Central Florid* Milk Producers ' Itadlo Station WTRR beginning dent of the civil service employe* Smith and instructed by Ernest ed to carry It. I Association, vice-president of Or- at 12:30. Say ing the talk would be "a non- prartir Association, starling In mil la Ave. union with Carl Mo>* elected to Cowley, will tw heard throughout [ ange County Artificial R c-.-' -j political report," llagrrly added Miami Beach tomorrow. the office of vice-president. Miss the stage performance. Senator Holland arrives in San­ Ally son lax. outstanding pianist that the President would speak Association, director of the Or­ Those slated to appear in thetr Kathy Stowell, trra-urer. Miss ford tomorrow morning at 11:30 The convention will nttrarl dele­ ange County Dairy Herd Improve- own behalf are: A. L Wilson, in­ Mary Mirharls. secretary and G. will also l«* seen a ml heard dur­ from hU Whit* House office and gates from all tmrtr of Florida and will Im met at the Seminole discuss "the developing situation muit Association, and a director cumbent. Earl Higginbotham, In­ A. Muffler, sergeant at arms. ing the show. and featured *|>#akert will include County Court lluus# by Seminole cumbent. If. M. Nichols who an­ twRthe Farmers Cooperstlve Ex­ And Surann* Jones, daughter in the Middle East." Democratic Executive Those namcj to Ihr executive Tb* town turned out laat nlfhtl some of the na'ion's foremo*t l o u n l y nounced his candidacy In opposi­ change a* Pinecsslle." of Mr. and Mrs. C. . Junes, and Ilagerty laid further Eisenhow­ '.aPior.HM In the Oilrm i ifilf O-fiimlitee r" airrr me II. committee on a vote (if the mem­ Th<*y were attending SoulhlW* tion to Higginbotham. Merle War­ her "remarkably beautiful" so­ er trill “ outline the American po­ Ixe ant Seminole County Cam­ School’s Halloween Carnival. HI* announcement contained the profe**Ion ner. candidate for the vacancy bership were: Howard Watt*. Mel­ prano voice will be Included on the sition" regarding the tense situa­ paign Chairnuii John E. Fox. statement that “ If I am elected rivaled by Comminsmcr Jiiin vin Spivey and Forrevt EngertiretAutomobiles were |iir'«--* fer The thru-day convention, to be program of \arudy Show s per­ tion resulting from Ihr Israeli I will turn the salary which the Krider's term expiration, and Paul son. Holland will spook at 12:30 lo blocks around as the gay colored held at the Algiers llotrl, v ill thrust into Egypt on ktonday. office paya over to the various Yates Jr., who announced his lights which »urrounded the school The new officers were Im­ formances. demonstrate Ihr growth of the |>o*stbly one of the largest n-- inParent-Teacher Association* of candidacy in opposition to Warner. mediately sworn in by Winifred Since that time Britain and ground* and the floral light* which Chiiopractie profession throiigliout time audience, ever to gather in Seminole County. I will lo this provided a alayllm# atmosphere Frame hate announced plans to Scot', a mrmber nf the executive downtown Santnnl He I* am.o r it Tomorrow afternoon's appear­ Ihr *latr and will *l*o revb-w the to make it clear that iny only in­ ance nf the candidate* will lx- the hour.I vppointrd to -erve until a place troops in Egypt, and the two drew youngsla'rs and ailulta alike lati <t adv.lines arhlrvisl in var­ in Sanford In la-half of the entire governments Joined yrstrrday in terest in ihe pottlon i» t" » *?i" first time the group has been tern l>erm.im-nt slate of uffher* could D< moeratic ticket with rnipharia from far anal wide. ious field*. • to work for better education for together during the campaign for he clret-d Carl M > - sra vetoing a U. $. resolution in the Nothing was left undone to pro­ im Stevenaon-Krfauvcr and HerDuring llie convention, an award long. U. N. Security Council. ys^r children and mine.'* vide entertainment for old and prcsi.lrnt of the union organuaIhe three commission seats. will he presented to Miclry Man­ tlon. Citirens from over the entire young Huge balloons, of varioua Prime Minister Eden said to­ Cammack stated that he is 33Gramkow, outlining (he Get-Outtle of the New Vork Yankees who county are invited lo Im In. San­ lines of the rainbow, aloni Yesterday's meeting was the yeara-old and a member of the 1 he Vote campaign said (hat a Ti c regular quarterly m.-e*lns nf day Britain and France will move has been srlcttcd by the chira- ford to hear .Senator Holland. the voire* o f barken, who ballyMethodist Church, a \elcran of deluge of leaflets urging every sixth meeting of the group since the Seminole County TB Health Into the S on Canal Zone—with prtciors a* t h e Outstanding Immediately following his ap- hooeal slda-shnws, game* o f (kill, 4 'i year* In the Infantry In World riti/rn lo Vote wrll possibly be itx formation earlier this year. Association « ) * held yesterday »• nr without the *|>pr»val of the Alhlr'r of 1938 United States. Keogh, taking over at yester­ imarnnce here he will leave for along with peanuts and popcorn, War II where he rose through the droppei on Sanford and Seminole I p m. In the Board of Education rank* from private to captain. A- County from a plane. He sail that day's meeting said, “ I want to office. "We stand by wbat we said and | The chiropractors, representing Dade City where he will speak provided the carnival atmosphere. It was a "night out" for most •ae shall carry It out," he told America's *eron<l largest healing during the afternoon. mong hit decorations arc the if a plane could not he made avail­ thank all of you for the opportuni­ Prr-cnt were: B. T. Mllwee. profession, will conduct ■ series Other* meeting Senator Spcs- folks at they enjoyed the annual bronre star and purple heart tor able the leaflets would be dis­ ty you have given me and hope Mrs. J N. Aiaiello. P. II Flet­ rhr House ef Commons. that 1 will be ib ', l i Cii'f-it • - cher, It K. Karrs, Mrs. ltuth acton In Europe. tributed by hand. Eden rcfu«ed to say whether of lecture* on chiropraelic techni­ aid Holland on hit arrival in San­ spaghetti supper serveJ In the duties of the office tothe satis­ British and Frem-h (ones have que. appllel piychotherapy, pub­ ford svtll Im Senator Douglas school lunch room and then "took The write-in candidate stated "Much Interest Is being placed Scott. Mrs. W W. Tyre, Robert lic hrtillh, X ray and other scirnli- Stcnslrom and the leflilaUva in" the midway, later seeing the faction nf the mc'obrr-hi-t Gap he has a Masters Degree with now In a song by Johnny Siandley Hennc't. Mr*. J L Motion Jr.. landed on Egyptian *oi'. There dance rcvu>- staged bv top D • The new president announced Mrs. Irving Pryor. George Dabbs, were unconfirmed rejv>rt* from Be subjects. delegation. high honors In animal husbanlry called 'Get Out and Vole'," said bury School of Dancing. the visit to Sanford of l-etanl the Middle East all dsv thvt the Among th speakers will he |)r Gramkow. "The record will be and his wife has a i -’--' Mr-. I I Pryor, Mrs. Ralph Ham­ Children were gay in costume* Walker, nali'-n * re-re ent.,' * Granville Fl«her, Professor of landing* had started. The latest, heard many times before election gn-c In education, both from the mond, Mr*. Van Fleet. Mr*. E. resembling *krlclon«, demons, gay the Nstional Federation of Fed­ day, Nov. 4," he said. University o f Florida. C. Dunning, M. N. Cleveland, and from Israel radio, said llniish Psychology at the University of gypsle* and rombtnadons from eral Employes, whose office is troop* went ashore In 'he Suei Miami; Dr Earl Rich of lancoln Each year the Seminole County Mrs. Graham. The three Item platform which fniriea to kings. 3lost uf them located In Washington. D. C. area. There was no confirmation Chiropractic College and Dr. JoCammack stales he will follow if Junior Chamber of Commerce Walker's appearance in Sanford is, Mr. Bennett was appointed from Cairo. were pilot*I hy parents who were seph Jane. National oCUrge ofi ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-John •pinvire* a Gel-Out-The-Yote esmelected Includes: As a member Procurement chairman; the Naval Air Station will he at Blood W. Morrison, son of Altamonte' in the festive mood along with ' W'e rannot accept that w* har* Chlroprsrlif, Chlrago o f the School Board “ I will a>k palgn, and this year, said chair­ an open meeting where all cos- Mrs. Ararello, Health Education Kxpretl Agt J. D Morrison ami Ihrlr young«ter*. to <d>taiii the agreement nf lh» man Gramkow, "We are going the arhool administration to give -halrman, .rod Mr- B *' " ' r Mr* M-irrlson, left recvntly for! Lines forme*!, sometime* himt'nled Slate* before acting In our all out lo ake it the blggot Ploy** will he Invited to attend ter Patients* S#r*i«p chairman. more consideration to parents than Howard Walls, a memlier of the Atlanta, G» where he is afflllvled dieals long, lo take ir the "Spook own vital interests." Eden de promotion the Jaycee, have under­ s '^ a s in the pavt." ||p said, in Mi* Graham reported on films from Cairn. House" from which screams o f circu la r hfj.iifi nn'jM.r i •»,, -, with the o. s Royal Tlte Co. taken In this area " hi» written statement "My im­ fright and enjoyment were heard Shop Steward he apjmmted by Hi* hsv.ng hern shown at schools and The young M«rri*on t have an Eden declined In rlvt the House pression is tint nsren* *-*vr l air today, Increasing cloudiness sparlmcnl at 1031 Euclid A i r . At­ during the show. president to represent the fedeia- literature amt posters placed. She of Commons any detail* on action been considered a sort of neces­ lion in earh of the station's dr- al«o reiMinr-d on pajama* and tu he taken by British and French tonight wllh few sh'iwers Isle to- lanta Mr, Morrison will he re ! Hot ring* and cola! dri-*' sary evil and that they are not night or Thursday; low innight membsrrd as the former. Ml s long with candied apples drew paI"merits. M, niiH-i ,h.ji of ibe other item* token to the patient* elated • terognixrd as the folk* who aie CO41. hnnilrails nf hungry rel#lira'or«. al the hospital and visit, to thi-iil. Marie Maxwell of Winter I'ark. gr>uo approtel in,- r>,->ii<>.i In an angry rvrhangr. Labor paying the hill. Adult* visited the coi.ntry store, The meeting yesterday was Mr*. Tyre reported on the re­ lea ier Hugh GaiUkell shouted Ihr pair tram, the cak# booth, ''I will try to bring about a held aboard the Sanford Naval cent Regional Patients’ tscrvir* "This Is really a fantastic sltua handicraft booth and other at­ program whereby the Board of Air Station in the station's chapel. Committee meeting in Orlando. tlon It is the whole House and tractions which delighted the visit­ School Trustees will mod with the whole country which is wailing or* fancy. parent* before refilling a Irarher, (ur an answer to Ihis question." Right In the raids* o f fhe en­ i n j give her the praise or eritlIn what amounted lo an ap|val tire II jlln.w-t-n Celebration was flkws «hc lav rained.'' he said. for Vmerican understanding, the Mr*. Velma Mitchell, principal uf In another part , c •> . Prime Minister said: “ Boys and girls were pretty want to caution anal urge ail Southside School, who. most of 'he Cammack says “ I will insist that ' It is sometimes a government's had U*t night," said Sanford Po­ rhihlra-n lo refrain from aloing time was surrounded by dadtng the school admi"ls*ei»ev i-n-u» , duty to lake decision* fur Its uau lice Chief Roy William* a* he an­ •an) tiling whatsan-vrr that would parents anal youngsters. school business that he rcxiincountry." It was a night to cnlebrate, and nounce! this morning that every result in damage to uny property mends to the school board. An I in available man wilt la- on duty In­ Imlonging to any persams, to Sanford folk* took advantage o f the final item he **ated "I Ihc oppawtunlty to attend the night to curb rowdiness, destruc­ building* nr automobiles.'* promise that I will personally in­ The Judge said " I f any such South si ie School Hallow em Carni­ tion of property and vandalism. vestigate any parent's complain)• "City patrol car* will rnsV, toe aits alo amrtir nml Ihr matter val. which have not been satisfied rounds of the community- often to brought la-foie the rourt, the court through regular eha"n',l* ar t it-,' FISH HUT OF MATER keep an eve on ynon • t>-r Isklt* • will deal with them so as to tiring 1 4lll give a report to that par/h i '• WALTERS, Okla. UV-The oldpart in Halloween Night fun <nd .ibtiul a -loppage nf such conduct. "The Court," saijl Jualge flout- timer* here «wear the drought is ALTAMONTE SPRINGE—L- T celebration*." said < hlef William*, holder, “ hope* thaf everyone will «o had the fish are trying to get "loot night," he sail, "*ome got Brysn. Chmn., Ssnford Grower caught to get out of the hot and Counrll of Florida Citrus Mutual, beyond the bound* of decency a* try to inrirur! rhilalrrn to he care­ drying atreams. Game Rangrr anno'inrrt an Important meeting they wrote on screen door*, but ful in lha-ir relrhialing and enjoy­ Woody WIDon says the streams to t»c held Thursday (Nov. 1) at tonight we wilt be watching ment of Halloween. Above all are so low that fish are dying Hungs,'' he said, “ respect the them." 7 3/) P m. at the Altamonte A rcprcrnta'.ive of the Social |fr>m tack of oxygen and also Three tnci-lrnls last night drew righf* nf others." Springs Community House, Mail Security Administration District Sheriff l.olher Hobby, this scalding to death. attention lo Halloween pranksters !and Av*. Office in Orlando will be at the Morning, -aid "We will Im watrhwhen “ filthy" langiiv.-e ».i* writ “ IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE" Water Conservation and the H u m ber of Commerce Building This 1911 slogan was <oine.| <Itnil Outlook for 19V! 37 will he ten on n screen door, tcensger* mg the youngsters tonight. Our i r * ) j " . ■ i on Friday. Nov. 2. Fri­ waylaid y uiung children on their entire stuff will be patruling the by Thomas K Dr*#s,tneK— a part of the program, also W. W. day, Nov. 8, and Friday, Nov. IS, Mii\.-rs, U. 8. D. A. DIM. Super way home from the Southside county." publican canalidate. and referr­ between the hours ol t:30 a.m. The Sheriff warned "the child­ vreor. will show color films on School Carnival and stripped ed to the fact that his opK-ttrul, and noon. the Mediterranean Fruit Fly awl them of all their carnival toys, ren should have a good lime but Franklin I). R»'<evei|, hid al­ TTiia service la made available will answer questona regarding anal itrra-t lamp* were being bro­ mutt eliminate any roughness or ready ser,cd thre# Itintr destruction of property. ken on Mt-llonvlllc Ave. (o those who srish to apply for the Met Fly. Want Ads rent house*, apart­ Juvenile Judge Emrst linos“ Parents shmihl talk to their Old-Age and Survivors Insurance MRS, MARY DEI YENS, Director of Nursrs, Seminole 3lrmmlal Hospital, nf Sanford was elected first ments, stores ami lots quickly. All Interested cilrua grower* vice chairman of the Institutional Nurainv Service Admitl-trator* Section of the Florida Nurses' As­ benefit*, aoelal security account sociation at its annual Convention In Fort luudrrdal*. Pictured left to right are Helen Voss, St. Peters­ sr# invited to attend this mett holder *aid this morning "I have children before they are allowed Call 1821 as toon as you ere received reports of some vandal­ lo go out on their annual Trick numbers, or obtain Information] burg, second vice idpiirmsn; MUlrad Ann Vogt!, Miami, chairman; Mr*. Detysna; and Mr*. Dorothy B. in*. changing tenants. ism faking place last night. I or Treat fun," he said. | •bout Km gotiaj Security program. | Pin.ler, Miami, **crctary. i i S S S S L . Holland Will S p e a lT Chiropractic Moor Here For Demo Ticket1 Officials To Watch For Vandalism Tonight Grower Council Slates Important Session Tomorrow thrifty bank aulo loan plan. And are eaactly how II will pay you to finance your new car with ua! FLORIDA STATE BANK of SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA Additional Local News On Page 7 your monthly payment* and placet! locally with yuur own agent. Before you buy your next car, are a* for actual Eatabliahed 190S Weather Your insurance premiums mi»v he Included In BORROWING POWER AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Morrison Accepts Job With Tire Co. THE LOAN COST KEPT DOWN Youp"> * m o,‘ THE ACTION iS fm t t ft T B , H ealth Assn. Appoints Chairmen At Quarterly Meet Aulo linancing by uur l».\nl* offer" sou Al.I.of lhr«»e Saving". THE INSURANCE If Your Hfrald li Not Dfllrcred By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 I*. 5f. '■ For Delivery Town Turns Out For Soulhside's Halloween Carnival Wi'nM Kl*f (Ohaiswsih Tlsuv TYlodsd H a n fo r d Dairyman Reveals Jaycee Get - O u f - V o f e Write-In Candidacy Campaign Underway Fftr School Board Keogh To Head Civil Service Employes Uni Legal Notice j I<t*411 ». at *a'J piIb Ip, 6*4 f order 4 uhir|lt | hl*»" at *u h mlnUtfAtor !*• ll* U Si n i •»t*•! in# i m m b stA> mt Ode* I t» A I* M54 u r o n u i: ukli . %*1r»i!c*I•c t<r |>». |i.-u S' *n *?f \t 0 Kt lit nf v\ II.1.1 \\| ti m i l. I f ..* 1 Shop and Save In Sanford * 5 «a •VtUm B **tl, to The Uf* W Riley. Cwsewft Jww/ htttngt h rik N a a d M a a ssE O U L F N O -N O X fhe high-value” gasoline Brailey Odhcun, distributor Social Security Rep To Be Here j �. Part THE SANFORD HERALD 2. Wed., Oct. 81. 105# Passport to Happiness By MAYSII ORIIO . V /» . * 0 /y ' • » .. O *04* M»y*l# Or«lf. Rreriatrd ky p»rru*»i#a i || A>»lcn I>itiriku!»4 l>jr J KiDf T sstu is* * jn .U * t « . FOR COOKING & SALADS Kiifu* Tuesday, April >«. iM 4—PABaroiiT rU A ITTJl 20 TIIK KOflMKIl occasions ONwhrn Vat had »t«n Captain Donovan hr bad eesmrd to hit a Kintal, kindly man. a typical pie lure of an ildarly ahlp'a captain with bla »ra-dof a walk, hta red fare and limiting pray hair. But that morning on the atroka of eleven whrn Dirk and ah* wrtre uahirrd into h:a cabin thcra waa Bo tract et finality. “ Bit down, both of you." h# •aid. T h u la—hunt, hum, a mo.t unnlraaant bualntaa, tin t It!" Val waa iaurprlird not only at hla choica of word*. but by hia maa&ir. hha could art that Dtrk waa too. for ha (lanced aharply toward lha Captain, a look of in. qulry on hla face. It waa a tittle later that aho became aware that Druco waa aUo in the eaten. •'Good monunf. Doctor." Dirk ■aid. II* tpok* quietly, amiably. Bruce turned. "Good tnnminf. Nure* Allion. Good momln*. Itanenn." he aald formally. The Captain cleared hu throat and aald again gruffly. T hl* it— hum—a most unplcaaant bual* ■taa, la&T ItT" "A trafic tamnee*. 1 agree. but I don't quit* understand your u»# of the word unpleasant. Captain," Dirk Intirpoard quietly. “ Well. Ml ba blunt." the Cap. tain aald. "Nothing can be gained by beating about the bush. The doe hero—1 mean Doctor Hamdan—baa refused to sign the death certificate." “ It* hat refused fo rlgn fh* death certificate T" Val echoed In* credulously. Suddenly the whole thing had taken on a nightmare quality. “ Exactly." the Captain nodded. "You appreciate what that meant, don't you. Nurse? Doctor I tarndan la not aatlafird In hla minJ aa to th* cause of Mrs. Feather■tone'* death." " —But—but ah* died ot a biart Attack. I wat there at the time." Vai etanuurrrd. Th* Captain tmothered a atgh. He waa Irritated and out of aympalhy with th* whole affair. A death on board waa bad enough, but a hint of murder was far wot a*. “ Doctor Harridan aaya that iinve Mr*. Fcattu-ratone came on board he had never ect eyca on her until after ah* was dead." It* had hern coniulting torn* notes on hla leak, but now he glanced up at her aharply. “ You agree to that, Nuree?" "Yes, tut I—1 didn't realise myeiii how ftrioua Mr*. FaaUitre ■torn* condition might prove. Captain." Val aald, leaning forward and speaking earneetly. "Iter cun doctor in Hampshire, Doctor Mangin. bad led me to be* liev* that ber heart condition waa mainly imaginary, ikaidea. aha was diterminad that I shouldn't call tn th* ship's doctor." "And why might that be?" th* Captain aakrd, bridling. “Our company la known to engage the b**t officers available." “ Mrs. Frathrrstona bad known Doctor llarndan before. They parted. I'm afraid, on unfriendly terms," Dirk broke in to say. Th* Captain felt more annoyed than ever. He waa suddenly woo* dering it It might not have been some personal spit* on Harrtdan'a part that had mad* him take th* stand he had. While they bad been shipmate* he had admired llarndan for hi* efficiency, but he had never really liked him. “ 1 wasn't aware of that," be aald aloud. "But Cm sure It baa no hearing on this present case." "1 think It has. Captain." Dtrk eald earnestly. “ Cm of th* opm* len that Doctor Harridan would not have been averse to eigning the death certificate but for th* tact he had known the dead worn* an. and incidentally myself. And arart from th* fact that n* wasn't railed In until too late, has he any other reason for not sign­ ing the certificate T" Th* Captain mad* another awkard ‘ hum. bum" noise in his throat. "Cm alraid so. Mr. Han­ son. Doctor Harridan Is of th* opinion that some pill* other than th* heart pills prescribed may have been given to Mrs Featherstore last bight, lie suggests that there should he an autopsy one* we reach Kingston Natural- to ru rp m u o ly since be make* the charge, he cannot do this himself." "You mean he think* that either VaJ or I may have poisoned Aunt May?" Dtrk said In a star, tied voice. "Hum. hum." the Captain aald again. "II* doesn’t suggest exact, ly fkel, Mr. Hanson. 11* merely says that as things are be doesn’t feel able to sign the certificate." "But Mrs. F e a t h e r a t e n e couldn't possibly have been pot. toned t" Vat brokt In In a low, Uut voice. “She was only given the pills Doctor Mangin. nrr hum* physician, bad prtecribtd." Tha Captain consulted hi* notea once ■gain. “ But I understand vow didn't girt them to her, Nurae." “ No. 1 asked Mr. Iltnson to give them to hrr while 1 was loosening th* bed coverings at her left and altcrward* 1 had started to go for Doctor Harridan when Mr. Hanson called me hack." The Captain leaned forward and asked earnestly, "Uut can you awtar, Nurae Alison, that the pills Mr. Hanson gave yovr paUsnl veer* tha heart pills It waa customary for ber to taka?" “ But of coure* they were." "You taw th* bottl# yourself?" Val felt the nightmare cloeing down over her again. “No, but I told Mr. Hanson th* color of th* label on th* bottle and asked him to find them for me." “Mr. Hinson brought th* pills to you at once?" Her far* whitened. “Not quit* at once." “In opening tha bottle I spilled th* pills and had to hunt than out from th* bottom of th* medi* etna bag." Dirk spoke in hie usual easy way. "But, Captain." Val said, “there was no poisonous substance of any tort tn th* medicine case." The Captain looked even more uncomfortable before he eald gruffly, "Doctor Harridan Is of th* opinion that It Mrs. Feather, stone waa poisoned, the posw-n may have been carried on Mr. Hanson's person." he aald flatly. (To 8 t Continued! Wesson Oil QUART “ SUPER-RIGHT” TENDER FULLY COOKED NOT UNTU IT WAT Alt OVII did President Eisenhower farrow, ba.eony) leirn that th* Mth blrthdsy serenade by the U. S. Army nanrt ws* a surprise staged by his wife. Mamie. After secret arr*n*cm^nt* **4 brrn marfr, the musicians suddenly appeared on th« aouth Uwn of tht White House, (international Soundphoto) P I C N I C S HALF °« W H O LE u Florida Non-Farm em ploym ent T akes Jump Last Month BULLOCK FUND, LTD. Stan Comstock First ?• .2 9 “SITER-RIGHT" 1IARD-C0RN-FF.D Hnlf or Whole PORK LOINS 49c LB. RATH’S BLACK HAWK BACON I.B. 47 1IANQUIST QUICK FROZEN H Pot Pies 5 FRESH HEADLESS MULLET . . . LB. 99c 25c ANN PAGE PURE PEACH & APRICOT Ivory Snow Cheer Punch Beef Hash Corned Beef Baby Food Camay New Blue Hawaiian tubby’ * Corned Ltbly'i 33c P R E S E R V E S J 3tc 2 lb. jar 45< 37c DEL M O N TE 2 hr 39c 31c 43c A P R IC O T S 2 tor 49c 59c Tomato Soup 4/or 35c 325 lg. pkg. Gentle I r Pkr- 4G ox. FANCY TOMATO CATSUP It oa. BOTTLE 1 lb. can AAP FANCY UNPEELED WHOLE 22 OZ. CANS 12 o*. can IWech-Xut Strained (I Jar* Toilet Soap regular* Toilet Seep th *:*• 16H OZ. CANS ANN PAGE Camay Campfire ANN PAG IT PEACHES 29ozcan 225 Salad Dressing qt 43c 1 Lb. pkg. Marshmallows 35c In State Ecr.-omv B i 4 t o 6-lb. Average Onetime Polio Victim Is Now Helping Others SAN FRANCISCO. *jv- An attractive blonde—onre a polio vict­ im, now vibrant and brimming with optim ism -hat started what might well prove fo be a happy revolution among the nstion'i a million handtc*ppeJ persons. She hat performed veitabl# miracles among more than too handicapped people by treating them with the sweetest medicine of all—Jus’, hiving fun together. Mrs. Janet Pomeroy has proved to then that they can go swim­ THIIATII AMIS HIITONY estate, ming, fly kite*, ride horsebvek, valued at over gJOO.OOO amassed 1write and atage plays, paint with from his novels such as “ Lost their toes If their hand won't Horizon" and “ Goodbyr, Mr. work, dance with their arms if Chip*," Is th* subject o( a court their lees won't work and go on tight tn Los Angeles. Mrs. Alice all night camping trips. Hilton (top. left), author's flnt wife, claims half th* estate on But most of all she bat instillground* their divorce wat not rel in them eueh fonflder.ee 'hvt legal. Hilton's cousin, Mrs. Ellis* they go bravely with her to col­ beth Hill (bottom, right) con* lege classes studying the proO IMk Us; tie Urstg- Ri|rUl*d Zjr pemlssiou at Ataba Hooka Distribute! ky Klag Ftsiuns gjaduata tends It wat valid. The second I blems o f the handicapped and wife. Mr*. Galina Hilton (top, * answering questions put to them right), waived all rights to tha by the s’ udents. She has them estate, while a secretary, Mrs. faring up ti society and laughing Adele Barrieklow (bottom, left), o ff ICWUill. rebuffs. received tfS.OOO.(International) P I | j lui Mr«. Pomrroy direct* Pan Fran■ . . a a .i n sec'i Recreation Center for th* NKT EARNINGS REPORTED Handicapped, believed to be MIAMI (A P )—Net earning equivalent after taxev to 43 cents TA U .kH A SSE E - Florid* non- un“*ut ln thf n*Uo°farm employment took a 9.S00 Her philosophy it that there a common share were reported Jump in September as b si.iesi are ample facilities lfl the nstloq yesterday for the year's third brgan to rear! to fill*# tnrreiilftf; to tr*lt And eJiieite thr "ham!)-' charier by Mm tr IlroaTraillTif activity, reports James T. Voce lie. capped buf most of the 23 million Co. Induitrial Commission chairman stilt are left lonely, ostracued by Th* firm In the corresponding At 933.*00. employment stood at society or by th*lr own reticence. quarter of lait year earned 41 45,600, or five per rent aneaj of About six years ago she wat cent*. a year ago. Vorell* salt. Unem­ teaching in a srhocl for handi­ Storer operate* radio and trieployment. at the same time, was capped. One of her students Bob vision stations which include estimated at 49.4"0. 4.400 or Id ha-1 been in a wheel chair ail his W lins and WGBS-TV. Miami. per cent N*k*w September of IMS. life. T h e September employment Mrs Pomeroy egamted a pan- ^ commltled u> aa gain of five per cent over the tnmlme play. She wanted Hob to year ago level is running about In be Father Time, to wheel hi* Mrs pomervy asked to be allire with the average riperlenre chair a rn »* stage, carrying a sign of prrviou* months th.a lowsd to try. A» are all tho.r who1 1 -* T1 denoting the patvag* of time However, the one per cent increase Bob got to thinking about that. come to the renter, the girl was over August estimate* did not Father time should trudge aert*** allowed to pnk out her own hob­ quite rracb seasonal expectations. the stage Bob stunned hla parents ble*. She also was placed on the Factory workrre averaged 40,1 by suggesting they buy him crut­ advisory council so she would have to speak out in front of o*i)ers. hours a week on the Jolt, and their ches ami brace*. hourly cirn.nks rose on- cent from She got into thr renter's play*. hi* month* later Boh walked August to SI 67 an hour, 14 rents slowly on crutches across the Within a yrar and a half, she had above September of last year. stage while witness** of the Utile won. Tne saying at the center is' TWO YOUNOSTtkS do handstands ter the benefit of Prince Rainier Their average weekly pay amount­ lit ef Mesaco and lV.neen Grace at the couple visited the Boys' drama within a drama choked that “ when you van stand up ed to VJ H. 41 cents above August Club of New York in lowtr Manhattan. (international) with emotion in 'be wing*. Bob against rebuff yeu'rr cured." To­ and $5 St above last September. has been walking on crutches ever day th* young woman i* out in society—snd married since. STRETCHING A POINT ICE ST\R IS I' The key Ura is to give these Mrs Pomeroy has been pushing SOFTBALL SLUGGER NEW HAVEN. Conn. uN~ MBs F l o H d O F O T C S tS th« idea ever since It actually handicapped—age* 3 to 32—the Marjorie Smith, retiring after 4« MONTREAL J—Doug Harvey hat been going strong for only confidence of “ being on their vesrs ef teaching kindergarten. P i n y L f i r O f * R f ) | p M u hard on the ice and on the h»d two year* line* th* ban Fran­ own." Each otic pays 30 cents a this to sa y in a departing ” w w iy w t w i c cisco Guild for Crippled Children month, not because the money diamond. The star cf the Mentreal ' decided to gamble i n an enter- finances anything but Just to al­ Canadirr* of the National Hockey “ If parents wantcJ to do just low each one to say * this U my PENSACOLA (Special)— With Prue costing $ !.* » a month League also Is the cleanup hitter one th'ng to make kindergarten center " two thirds o f her land area clad tn Already the escltement of sue* ter the Canadian softball team teachers appy. they’d buy galoshA girl with artist!* etpiretien* the team has b e n p’ ayirr In m big enough (or the'r children tree*. Florida has enough standing <"**» l» spreading, bu publishers couldn't use h»r hsnds Mrs Pom­ Quebec during the summer. Pro- to pat en and take off by them­ •awtimber to provide nearly all have been pressuring Mrs Pam*- eroy, who trained herself to paint the building and construction need* r»> for a book on methods. U is feeds of the games go to chanty. selves. of the entire nation for a year |dtt- >■ ;t soon. San Framisco State with bar toes Just to prove it roukl Amt the Sunshine Slate pitcluces College, which has a special de- be done, showed thr girl how. last more than half the nation's ey- partment studying handicapped year, the girl toe painted her own Chaary B reakfast Features Soup press lumber, rank* second in pro- problems, is planuag a document- Christmas card. durtion of wood pulp and is fifth ary movie, in output of paper anJ paprrb-vard A girl In her S0« had been given These fact* are contained in the UP *» a hopeless case by her famWE RECOMMEND IM? edition of Florida Forest lb . Fhe had a speech impediment. Facts. Just released by the Flort- ---------------— ------------ --------------da fores: Industries Committee, est land The program is operated state sponsor of the Irdustrv oper nationally by the forest industries tied American Tree Farm System of the United Ststev through : of pritatr timberlsnd manage- kmcrican Forrit Treducts Ind-aI m»nL trie*. Inc., Washing:an, D C. The Importance of the state's tor forest* to its thriving economy 1* INCOME k GROWTH emphasised by th# fact* book, w h e n y o u vavt- liy FJC-nmDEND TOR BOTH which states that more than ore lh«- 1 0 th y o u REGULAR A M ) EXTRA fourth of all industrial employes DISTSIBli TIONM NOV. S in Florida work In nood-uung PAYABLE NOV. Zi mills and ol<ru. These 33.000 people earn some D-4 million an­ nually and produce nmmcditir* worth nearly gvg million In aidltion, Fiona farmers sell SJ.5oo.ctii) worth of tirab.T from Junior-tilled breakfast that looks tike fun—and Is—feature* their wowilnts to these plants an­ cream of celcnr soup topped with th* rew Janlor-eiaed shredded nually. . nJ thousands of other wheat, cheese-flavored biscuit*, and a saucy apple-fared clown! Th* person* depend iadirwtly upvn cream soup, mad* with milk, forms the bant for a breakfait that's Established ever 26 year* the forest industries feu their live­ nutritious and quick *1 a wink to fit—so it's easy on Mother! And it's te Or land* aure to arpeal to even the fussiest youngster*, fur it presents the lihood. foods children like. Just th# way they like.. Though northern Florida u the Your savings placed here Repress ana* ind the canned condcr.se-1 soup with an equal amount ef milk most important timber-protuciai on or before the 10xh of at aa usual, then top with the Shredded Wheat Junior*. To ALLEN A CO. see tied, each of the Mate's g? make th# clesrn'a face cna rosy-red apple, cut a*ay • creeeent-ahaped the month rare dividends Labslaad. FU. piece #’ tkin fee th* mouth ard add cleve* for the eye* and no**; roar ties baa some forest laad and from the 1st! perch ap Ire-cream eon# on top for the hat more than ball 'he aiea of 34 Member! Midwest Meek Excounties is forested Quick Chert? Biscuit* ckaage, Cblcag* Board ■ Florida presentl? leads the na­ I pkg. (I o s ) refrigerated blacuits Trade tea i _3 teaspoon* 1utter tion in Tree Farm acreage with FED ER A L 2 tablespoon* grated cheese (about) well over four million acre* en­ TAVtriGS AND lCUN ASSOCIATION Complete lam tm eat Bereicw . ,-vrkage of biscuit* and arrange on baking sheet. Hare a rolled in the tadustryoperated SANFORD «m»M stlvrr of butter on th# top of eaeji one and sprinkle with some cf PHONE 5-SOM program to grow timber a* a crop J : 1 19 W. let ST. the gtaicd chccae. Bake ui preheated uvea as (Lrec.cd. Makes *. ( os pnvatsly sotted, Uvpaying fere I r,o,*: 55 bo ttle IW AN90NS BONED TU R K EY 5oz can 29c FRESH FRUITS and VEG ETA BLES. SNOW WHITE Cauliflower 25c LARGE SWEET JUIQJ* Fla. Oranges 23 FANCY a pp le! 4 lb. bag 35c CUCUMBERS 2 for 9c BANANAS lb. 10c CARROTS 2 . bag 19c FANCY LONG GREEN | GOLDEN RIPE FRESH CRISP iPfcUR...iflq im 200 MAGNOLIA AYE. SANFORD �" -'-I — n - I t 's T h e B ig g e s t F o o d E v e n t o f t h e Y e a r - I t 's O u r A n n u a l * m m ? A R E A L BUY! QUANIITr RIGHTS RESERVED •a SCOTT COUNTY TOMATO STOKELY FINEST SLICED HAWAIIAN Pineapple PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., NOV Jid >1' '5 PRESSURE PACKIP oL , . EVAPORATED 89 LB CAM \ r n NO J CAN A TRIBUTE TO OUR MANAGERS Eoth year al thli limn Winn-Dixie talulot their Manager. lor a job wall d on cj a lalo lor you bacauia they know the bargain ! you like. You’ll bn am aied a l the many, m any lam out quality food i that your Iriendly M anaoor h a! choten lo oiler you Ihl. week al low , low price! that mean BIG SAVINGS lor you. Be lure and ih op Winn-Dixie thii week. Say "Hello" lo your Iriendly M anager. He’ll be mighty glad lo lee you and y ou ’ll be mighty glad you came. e And remember your Winn-Dixie thopplng Bonut. 13-oz P e t M ilk * 1 4 * M DRY MILK SUNNYLAND Fall, Half or Wholt NO OENTER SHOES REMOVED! PILLSBURY TOP VALUE STAMPS 8-12 LBS AVO WT Plain cr Self Ruing FLO U R Lb Bag Hams4 77 GRADE "A * QUICK FROZEN ^ T 7 . CHICKEN G IZZA R D S opquality A lt PURPOSE DETERGENT - WHITE THE L IQ U I D c r I GRADE "A “ QUICK FROZEN 1 FRESH PORK ROAST is Lge.Pkgs FRESH OROUND on * 49 __u * « » r itv>i K CM *•' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 A U S T E X C H I L I WITH B E A N S VIENNA SAUSAGE 10 STOKELY FINEST * RED BIRD AST0R PRUNE JUICE J O H N S O N ’ S GL0 CO AT 2 3 - 49c J-tp|JiC9 BAKING APPLES 3- 39' 69c ..... 4 5 1 DELICIOUSAPPLES 2 - 39' $1.00 o, 29c FLORIDA FANCY GOLDEN CORN 6 39‘ 98c a | mgintosh apples 4B-OZ CANS J fl m NO. <1 CANS FLOOR WAX RED OR GOLDEN ..z can3 9 c OTS JESSE JEWELL GRADE FRESH CREAMERY A ’ QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS L . 0. S. B U T T E R INSTANT SUDS DOES EVERYTHING GENTLE CAMAY LIQUID TREND D U Z IVORY FLAKES R io 5 9 c 2 2 -0 1 5 3 c ICE PKO 3 1 c LOE PKG DASH 39 $2.25 REG SWISS C H E E S E LB 5 9 ( SUPERBRAND COLORED 0 L E 0 GRANULATED MILD PINK FOR DISHWASHERS CAMAY LIQUID JOY IVORY SNOW 0 R E F J DISH-ALL 39c 22-ex ioi 33c or 79c ioi 31c or 75c 20-ex PKO A L L BAB- 0 CONTROLLED SUDS A LL $2.49 39 CLEANSER 2 3 4 b FAILS 104b PKO 2 CONTROLLED SUDS A LL C J’MBO DETERGENT 12-ot 6 9 . FANCY GRADE " A " BIG EYE CONDENSED SUDS TOILET SOAP 2 OATH BARS 25* Jr - 2 LOQTBS 3-LB CAN TOILET SOAP RIO BARS 1 7 c » 59c FINE FOR IAIINO ALL PURPOSE RED J E W E L COOKING O IL 59c BREASTS OR THIGHS...«c79< JUICE 6«N, 99. JEW EL SHORTENING 3..»N 69c ORANGE SUPERBRAND A ll FLAVORS GOLDEN F L U F F 0 33c 93c C R I S C 0 S H 0 R T E NI N G mbcan 35c amcan 93c I c e C r e a m ■AGalOnly^Q® M B CAN LB WINN-DIXIE FINER FRUITS I VEGETABLES DUNCAN HINES FROZEN V 3 . A L L PORK S A U S A G E NATIONAL APPLE WEEK 4 5 c I EAT-RITE AIL BEEF SUNNYLAND CLOTH BAO /IQ „ t» n r N IIN G S H O R T E N IIN G Wesson 2 5 c Beef Sale , 49c C H I C K E N B A C K S . . S W I N G S . . 29c CHUCK ROAST jSHOULDER ROAST roundbuni lb 9 9 c DnpT4iij T-BONE STEAKS » 89c S K I J * ® « T T $ jS T E A K S SIRLOIN OR CLUB LB 79c | S L I C E D r a p A * D A Y S FRESHER* IB 49c SHORT R JJJ MfcW" " ‘ 'HAMBURGER >$1.00 T O R N FED BEEF Arrow 2 ii 1 R IO $5.75 2 R?g 2 7 c 2 21-oi 3 5 c DETERGENT A i.td Colored Toilet Tlnue TREND NORTHERN 45c OT 55< a a a i RIO ROILS m h h m b h A- ‘ �• - » .7 * -1u p mm I "ir n Increase Small Compared To Growth O f Taxes 1 More than a quarter billion dollars will pour Into the coffer* of the State of Florida during the fUcal 1956 year, according to a recent release from the Florida Taxpayer* - Association. * Actually, the figure ahould be a third bil­ lion dollars since the projected figure for ,1950 tax revenues comes to I3CG.210.523. V There was a time when all one could hear from political sources wan the cry “ efflclency and economy” in government. And as noon as the dust from the ram|>aign* wear o if we settle back down to the routine of hearing exhorbltant figures quoted along with various undertakings of the (fate. There Is a limit to the burden a taxpay­ er's pocketbook will stand. And the presmre Is gauged by the steadily growing cost of living. A penny added here and another there n>on cuts in to the overall "take home'’ pay of any worker, be he a laborer, skilled ma". r»roi>**lonal. whit* collar employe, or businessman. Day bv day there are burdens added to the shoulders of the man or woman who must carry the biggeit load — thorn whose salaries are considered “average". For instance, the recent Increase In gasoline tax to construct the federal highway system, the Increafe In tax on automobile tires, and othe>- tn- hltss on automobile necessities It has com* to the point where an auto­ mobile cannot be considered a luxury item — It Is a necessary evil In the carrying out of dally taihs. either as transportation to and from work or as a means of actually performing the duties of his or her obli­ gations as an employe. Nevertheless, there is a point already reached where something must be done to a<*sl>t the person who spends his money — as well as giving aid and comfort to those who receive it In the form of taxei. There la not one person who docs not .Wfutt to receive the beat In services from government —and*there is not one who would say "Let someone else pay for It” but, an we have already brought out, I.the burden can only reach so far and one. The Sanford Herald Tatllshs* Rally * » e»nt fttartfir s*4 ■«•'*** B illfN ** H N II ilu > M llir o m l R It. l»l» si «*• r i l l OfftM N assfsr*. rtarUa as**r Ilit *«« •> I C H arch a r d I . I IST* TI - €a•a*a( r' •a.*.i *a f M m no m alm s, aeitar *>« M A R IO N H A R M A N h vk ltn J c o m m SR. T.i s c b i W# M l l r r NEW YORK vW—Curbstone return engagement. Wbe would if he tries to sing while he works, comments of a pavement Plato: hive tiiojght .ally sU years Ago But esn you Imigtne whst prop!* Courting the presidency of the thst Ihese two fine men, »o d.*- aou)d M> if • president sing 03 ! United States is a lot llkr court­ bious then even of draining for 1|)e . b like E|vil PreiIfy? the now be ...nHnnini nt ing a girl. . . . .preddrnry. would . . clobbering each other for Ihc ^ #• /. l ... Courtship often hat the-, three #4ok| IJt llVl. right lo that job. like t« o k‘ d s ,» fk* , atages: Irvine §_ a al,- |.. i nines of Cjkc viflBCr ^ I fltCtlon •ill I. 1. The Th ba«hful he»u It Intro-' f birthday part)? ** U * *0f<*r Trill be duced to a girl every body says "It's a mystery lo me why any, it the belle of the neighborhood, body even takes the job." many But the defeatsd m u Won t feel but all hr can -ce Lt her warts a voter says. “ I wouldn't take .1 »b»« 2. H<* discovered the is truly noble. so noble he couldn't possibly j _ . . . * B j. w 10 more bitter than those who hav* h c of hi! * neighbors him he'd merriy loved and lost a w o n ,., might as well say farewell # |Mx1 prf|i(ll.nl begin "Long ago I proposed that un3 Then he sees another guy to wonder. If too told him th e, auctcssful candidates for the prev­ her for a date, and immediately ; ia mr thing he'd begin to believe idenej be quietly hanged, as . the reluctant suitor becomes a be­ it himself. If 1.000 told him this— matter of public saniution and sieging tiger Now the is nut only even s» a joke—he'd pawn his mo- decorum,” wrote II. L. Mencken. |the most dcdrablr girl in the tor car to raise funds to launch j "The sight of their grief m »t world—he is sure he is the one . . _____.__ have a v vy evil effect upon IT, I lid in the county who esn mskr " campaign „ hrr happy. And he wants to climb That's the odd thing about "Po- * . a maintain or swim an «K,-an to ,nn'M fever " Under the nght The suggestion h s .n o merit tha proVf || ronditjons anybody can lx* Infect- year. Hanging won 1 ncc And doesn't a politlcsl esndib> H -from a vegetarun to a Whether the loser be Ike oi-Adlsu dsu*'. romance with the preslden- general, from a lady reformer tothe P™*pect U that he wdl be ry sometimes go through the * l»*>er pot.llrslly boned, finally and for•ame three itages* Ju%t u ^> no one knom Tor if ever. H»th Dwight Eisenhower and courting the presidency is like ------ ------- ----------- — Adlsi Stevenson went through the I courting a girl, winning the presibashful beau stage and the t aint- «I«ncy is like marrying a jealous the-guy-for-such-B-great big • job woman with IC9 mllion in laws, all stage before I9W. when they final- **f *hlnk they; have a claim ly got down to the third nr brass °n TM. , » • a tacks stags-. Thr Pceddenl i» supposed to A l O I T I I C A T iT IS Today they rr in a bra., knacks hold the most powerful office in u.Au „ lv r.TO« . _ Virr \ Im number of personal cherks. the world, but he can teven buy WASHINGTON *'Iow the credit depar'r lent of . . a necktie o» drop in to see a William V. Davis, deputy ch;ef of naval operations for air ,h* “ o « . the Inv g.'.lgating ^ U P*y* movie by himself »ml If • Pf r *°° l» Approved they ,b 'r “ * month* Whenever he gets up to make that the Navy's sircraft carriers nl.n Newromcr. to the community . ____ . ... . ___ .. ________ are ‘•stocked with atomic »n (i- after that, will break under the strain. As has been emphasized from time to time, taxes have increased 600 per cent ini 11 years. The “ average citizen’s** income j has increased only a unall portion in comparlson. The hig sendee thut can be rendered now is not "how much more" cun we get in taxes, but how can we now "best serve the man who is paying the bill." Over a million dollars a day is injuring into the tnx revenue officer* of our state — 1 Increases In revenues amounted Inst yeur to over S45 million — and Florida hasn’t stopped growing. Our growth cun Ire hamjiered by an over­ burdening tnx structure. Economy — efficiency — lower overhead — a sound, prosperous future — all can liecome loud rumblings from all over the lisle. But this time, accompanied by action. • ♦ • ^ Medical Advances Too Late To Classify w r r t j- js s - .a ^ s ^ s s a ir ^ ~ r \ H r ; r Try and Stop Mo 1 their account. It is as simple s i 1 T )UGH OLD COOT got fed up with having the w ife rifle vision changing the name of Dade County. During legislative discus­ sion of the proposal, It was men­ tioned that some people frel Ihc county ahould be kaown ** Miami - Us principal cHy ant county seat—Instead of Da le. If Ihe name Is cnanr.cd, It will be the first lime since 1161 that an established Florid* County ha* been given another mm « although many new counties have hern formrd since that time. In IMI linker County was formed from pari o f New River County and the remaining portion had Its name rhanged lo Bradford Should Ihe amendment t><- ap­ proved. Dade wUI b* the first Florida county to have home rule. The experiment would be watfbed with interest by other Urge coun­ ties, which also must have a numbar o f local bill* enacted for their benrflt al each srsslon of the Leg­ islature. Other amendment proposals to come before the voters Nov. 0 In­ clude: A revision of th* judicial article of the Constitution which srould provide three appellate courts to handle many o f the cases row set­ tled Iry the Supreme Court, re­ quire all justices and judges to retire at age TO. make the chief justice of the 3upr>*m> Court ad­ ministratis r head of the state'* judicial system and provide for Ihe Supreme Court lo irgulste ad­ missions to the bar and disciplin­ ing o f attorneys A provision which would enable the l.rgL*lature tn ,al| itself Into extra session on prlltinn of onefifth of the member* and subse­ quent approval of tiliee-ftftlia of the members. A provision under which the stale Senate would have a mem­ ber from each of the 07 counties Instead of 30 members elected from districts as at present, and House members.vip srould be inrreased from S3 tn I3S. A provision under which school superintendents could tie appoint­ ed Instead o f elrcted In Dad,* Die val, Pinellas and Sarasota coun­ ties The appointise plan wwuld have lo be ratified by the countties involved either at special elections or thr.nign legislative lo­ cal bills before going into effect. OPEN FOR A provision under which the offu r of school trus're could ha abolished hy »p---'al elections in any counties wishing to do so. School trusters hsve little real au­ thors!.* at present. A provision und.r which the of­ fice of Dade Count) solicitor would be abolished. The duties of the o f­ fice would then be performed by Ihe state altoro*/. A provision under whirl reve­ nue collated by Escambli Coun­ ty officers would be paid into the county general fuisl enJ compen­ sation of the officers fixed by legislative art. A p ro v is io n under s rh lr h th* l/ C g is la t u rr would h»w> authority to e s ta b lis h r i v i l s e r v ic e systems am t b o ard s nr m u n ic ip a l, county a m i sta te e m p lo y e s and su ch o ffi­ cial* as are neitnrr appointed by the governor nor r l e e t e j. A provision under whleh the legislature could provide for jury trials of civil tuns tn any Pinel­ las County municipality with a population of more than 73.000. This would allow such trials to b* held In pnpiilout St. Petersburg aa wrll at at Clearwater, the coun­ ty seal. BIDS The Sanford Garden Club voted to veil their club house and grounds, front­ ing approximately 202 feet on Mellonvilte Ave. and 204 feet on K. First St., opposite Seminole Memorial Ho^iitnl and east of the Mayfair Inn. Full legal description o f the property ntav Ik? obtained at the Offico of tho County Clerk. Seminole County Court House. Sanford. Fla. , O Rid* may be sent to the Sanfoixl Garden Club. Route 2. Box 45» The right to accept or reject any or all bid* in renerved by thin club. All bids must be received on or before November 15. 1956. THE SANFORD GARDEN CLUB * -!'---- f, . i Twrf f g w. i r E [i g 1 L a >-r* i s " I’m sorry — I thought you were my husband l” different hills each of which call­ ed for the issuing of a similar Voters To Decide If County Should Have Home Rule for the charter to Include * pro­ Sff Navy's Aircraft Carriers Stocked that. hi* pockets every night so he captured a couple of rattle* The wages of American workers Hrc at Tt># llsrst* la a narakar af Ika s***Cits4 Prtss Known at the "bill th* bank" j snakes, and slipped one deep into each pants pocket befors wkiak la aaUUa* awslaslvsty u ika ata lar rtsubiir*an all-time high — measured both by the tlaa at an Ika laasl Mira prists* la ikt, w*wi*a»sr. plan, it has proven extremely* climbing Into bsd. total national payroll and by the average popular with every one and now Hla wife strolled in sorr.. Rairaaaatae Natlaaallr a- Usnsral A4vtrtl»lsa paycheck. American workers get more of the lew is State Rank Is handling ■srvlrt l u HI Oaargla la,lata Daab IHC* mi n u t e s later, looking ____________ Atlaata Oaaria_____________ the good things o f life. In return for !c:i» over 7 000 charge accounts In r*v| mighty riled. labor, than do the workers of any other i-ltra. i. v-ith custnnrrr and 223 m e s c R im o N ratri "Been digging for my local mtrrhants art participating Ha aaa waak Ota Maaik II at country. money again, hey?" h# f c S , - MaatU "” Sit Maalba <»• Taar In the plan A ruaiomer with his asked with elaborate urv These statements are simply truisms, “ charge the bank" card may walk . . •« .*• 0 *7* lt l.lt All Obituary asllrst. sards . f ihaahs. rsioluliss* ana known to nil. But there is more to the into any one of thrsr 22S stores,1 concern. ■fill#* *f aatartalniaaM far ika aaraaia af ral.l** "Yeah, but you're even faada will ka tktrtsd lor al raaular ad.aMlilm rai-a star)- still — an Important part of the »<ory 1purchase what hr needs and the more broke than usual,” she ' merchant will barge it" thrnigh that wage figures alone can’ t tell. A sur­ P*ge 4. Wednesdty, October 31, 111515 complained. "1 looked in vey made of one thousand companies, cov­ j the bank. both your p o c k e t s and Prior to the inauguration of j ering the year 1955, shows that fringe l»en- this plan If a tier son wanted to TODAY'S BIBl-fi VERSE there's not a thing in them And the I/ird spoke unto you out of the efits (|*ensions and imurance. vacations oprn a charge account wltii a lo­ but snakes." midst of the fire.— DeuL 4:12. and holidays) nvverage a whopping $KID per cal nirrchunt he would have lo ! have his cisvlit carefully investi­ God s|i«aks to us in manifold ways today. employe. , A kindly waidcn summoned s long-term prisoner and said, "Jot. frankly, you'v* got m* con* He speaks to ui by op|>ortunlty. Wherever Never In history and nowhere else on gated rnd If arrepted would be ccmcd. You'r* th* only con hers who haan't had a visitor thtt year. there is hunger, ignorance, wickedness, suf- earth have the financial fruits of enter­ i issued an account. If he traded fifteen or twenty stores he Itavan't you any rclatlva who carts about you?” ferlng then1 Is God's voire sinking to us. prise been so widely or so fairly shared mi with would have n rhargr arrount at "I got lot* of 'em. Warden." maintained the pusoner, "but all of but the still ihiall voice esn In* hoard hy any­ in this country. And the capitalist system each store and at the end of the 'em'* right tn here for longer stretches than me!” one. month hr would receive IS or 23 has done it. O IM. by Bins,(i Ctrf. DUlnbut,* by Kiag rntuitt 8)nSksl«. TALLAHASSEE (S t- The votcra| o f Florid* will deride Nov. I whether populous Dade County ahould have home rule. It la one of II proposed consti­ tutional amendments on a long general election ballot. Though the matter affects only Dad* County, It Involves an amendment to the state Constitu­ tion and therefore must be ap­ proved by a majority o f tho,e voting on It at tb« general elec­ tion. If rstifted, the amsndmrnt wilt permit the voters o f Dade County to decide for th**m*alv*s many nutters which now mast Le em­ bodied iu so-called "local bills” aod submitted to the Legislature. However, Dade County atilt would have to pay into the stale treasury the same amounts as at present and would not be able to take local action on matters af­ fecting the schools and courts. It atilt woulJ be governed by all ganeral laws and constitutional provision* applying to all of Florida 07 counties. The voters of Dade County would be empowered to adopt a borne rule charter under which Ihe County Commission would be the county's governing body. This charter could Include authority for changing the boundaries of, abol­ ishing or consolidating Dade muni­ cipalities and could provide a method under which functions of any municipality could bs trans­ ferred to the Dade County Com­ mission. The home rul* charter would be prepared by a metropolitan char­ ier board and presented lo Ihe eotera of Dado County for their ratification or rejection. Later ameadmeata could bs made only by Dad# trsUrs. Thera b authority la the con­ stitutional am andtact proposal ! Americans nre living longer, due in large pari to the notable advances that have been made in the practice of medicine. And that lly Itl'ShUl.l. K.W has brought about special problems which In Tallahassee, shoppers don t existed only in minor form In past time** This fact is fully realized and recognized ■y. "charge it", they say. "bill ._ h, nk-. Ih. . , m. by the medical profession. A short time ago ir bank . It means the same the American Medical Association’s Com­ mittee on Aging adopted a scries of ob­ jectives: I. To explore problems connected with the medical, biological, psychological, and ioc1st as|H’ct»* of aging. 2. To collect earning separate* „ they can quickly secure a credit Can he avoid the realirstion irsined and equipped to ratTy and account, ^with |hr bh, nk Anjon, r#n r«rd. that will . serve them for al. that whether he is wise «.r stupid, handle atomic bombs. data concerning early maintenance, fatigue charge ■ -. a. cnumber of , -------„ >«c , , Jf ^ . . . most any purchase they may wish f, lr „ r ,>la, C(, Vmd or vindictv.n . v., lhp v . . ¥ hl< control and the preservation of specific mo­ different shires each wi.h a differ tivation. 3. To promote research In then* one "charge card” ant the identification card areas. 4. To Inform the medical profession carry merchant b i l l s his customer run » as forms msv .. full m of .» gas at ineir their rtmoco Amoco siauon. station. form, m i) ttjn him frinds hut is ' d‘. . .J.. . .L lL . » of the availability of information regarding through the Lewis .Stair Hank. Irt0un* can be paid in two Ta|^ to Xallaha*»er merchants Rkely to make him enemies" rnP»bic ° f hem* launched from the aging process. 5. 'Ho stimulate medical At the end of rath month, the ' * * yV ,* i / V i n T i iWl you wtl1 flnd ,hrm cnlhusias|n a dem.Kracy even' imlivid j submarines and surface vessel*, ,r-k \L .7 . , . _ .,L the piun. plan. They find u it ual ts is a pressure unit, and ine the "The -Navy will have an I flit M /* tiv over user uic m e) iinu society interest in the problems of aging. bank in turn totals the various lk_ lr-. near future, he ,a0. v* 6 To improsn upon the practicing physician purchases and bills the Customer L. o ' , . L ' u , fo!' ° ' ' ‘n* monlb- saves everybody tunc and troub'e president is tike a puppet, lonely in the very • and as more and more people aic sic in a vast spotlight, being lugged tugged , Davis said i or chargess his hli account with the " 1 n*rg* Cco“ " , »nd the Navy has “ atoime the important role he can play hy nssumlng amount of his purchases although| . . —i , , u r 1 " ro* for adopting It it solves a lot of pro- this way and that by 160 million antiiubmarine weapons such as th« community leadership to enrich the lives of they may have been made in a *___ blrms. strings, one for each of us. Lulu" capable o f destroying a subolder citizens. dozen different store* ~ bc **eond pl»n U the revolving Many people who never did any Th.* money? It’s only $130,000 a : marine within miles of Its underIt builds good will for the bank or, ,U *rfoun*- Upon re- bu.ines. with the bank arc now year, taved. plus 140.00 to enter water esplosion—compared with t It is not enough that we prolong life — along with thut. we must seek ways to make and at the same time saves both ce pl of . T111 tb* customer may regular customers and everyone tain dull people like ambassadors dr,(mctive range In terms of frrt ' *llth * lh! •mouM *"d happy about the whole Elvi. Presley will make II.000:000 for conventional depth charge*. life huppier and fuller for the aged. This merchants and purchaser* a lot iw on*° " P»r esnt isrvlre rhirgr on thing. 1 this--------* folks don t — -* I#i f ; year,—and mnd lu not, of course solely u medical problem o f time and bother They let th* \ bank do the bookkcrpln { and bill-' by any means. But the medical profession in f and on the firs? o f the month LAFF-Acan and will play an exceedingly important Instead of having the mail man role, hi the licnefit of untold tens of mil­ stagger to their door with a floek o f individual bills, all of th*ir lions of human beings. • • • 1charges for the month are paid; -B y B IN N IT T C IR F from the bank ant rhaiged to Wages At A ll-Tim e High a A«»#m»i"* »***»*- ICourting Presidency, Girl Sim ilaf ! 0 �1 . >TTTT!: SANFORD HKRALP Wed., Oct. 31. 1056. Pnjje 5| S ocial £ vjwjU Calendar Marilyn Monroe Finds Queen 'Warm Person WKDNL3DAY ! Th* Junior Choir will have their The Ftrst Baptlat Ch trzh will rehear,al an I fellowship at th# hold a r’ raycr Service al 7:o0 p |Firat Preaby tcrian Church at 3 :0 nr. .ml *1 3:13 is a Training futon p . nr. Wcrkcra Conference. The y outh o , 0)r ^ lhe Fiaat The Girl Scout, of Ihe Ftrat. prrwb>lc>ri«n Church will practic# I’ resbylcrian Church will meet at a, , hp rhtirrh al 7:3o p m< 3:30 p. m. at the Church. Th* First Methodlat Church The Senior High fellow,hip lie- W|jj a worker* conference creation of the First Presbyterian' 7. ,0 p ra (or tI| officer* and Church will meet at the Church; , , .. . . . . . at T 00 p m teacher, of the ihurch school. Inc!a*« president* and The MnlWcck Dible Hour will : 1cluding be conducted by Rev A G Mcln-' Ct'Uusclir* fur the M.V F. Mr*. J. nis. Pa,lor of Ihe First Prcsby- It. St. John, chrrch school superin­ tendent, will ptcsidc. tenon Church at 7 30 p in. f*eniinol« Chapter No. 2 O. E. The Chancel Choir will rehearse at First Preabytcrlan Church at S will hold it* regular m tetlnj J:3o p. m at the Masonic Temple at 8 p. m. The Rev. II. VV. Hcnder*on will At 7;A0 p. ni the First Mrlhodi*t'Chutch will have it* ptayer have Ihe morning levution* over meeting, with Rildc study led by \VTIER, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. the paltor. The bwh to lie pie /RIIIAY vented will I*,- Galatian*. The Rev. P. L. Stone will con1 III ItSli VA duct the morning devotion* over The Inierme li.iie t l-«le of ihe WTHR. Sanfoni. at l:M a m. First ItuptiV Church will rehearse Intermediates will mec'. at the at 7 30 and thr Adult chon at If IM church at 7 p. m. to go to OrP m. land.1 fur a skating party. LONDON ir— A nervoui Mari­ lyn Monroe « t i prevented to Brit­ ain'* Quern Elizabeth II Monday night and found the monarrh a ••very warm” perion. "She radiate* a wonderful wom­ anly essence and •ollncss." »aid the actrcsi. The Introduction came at the annual royal command film per­ formance where member* of the royal family met a group of Inter­ national film itar* •‘How do you like living In Windsor?” the Queen aaked Marl- OJ £dwsi& —________ Dr I.RACK M SIIM TII'H I it SlriMin W nlfw l ilium. It fculuro* sktta by sororfloat school ipirit prevailed itlct and fraternities anJ a fire•muiig the Si**i»ui' •> work* display, throughout the Stetaon Wofford Festivities will begin again flu m e last Satuiday night although Saturday morning with the legal they came out the underdog*, fraternity breakfatt. an alumni . . . . . . . . There wa» quite a large cheering coffee hour at the Century Tower, l ; 1 « actre** b.inkcJ, •ection of Sanford folk* — of open house at the new Medical ■••* V .f1' * , 11 ‘ „ courve rooting frr Jim Hawkins School and coffee hour* al the 10 ' ' *boucM we Ived at who did hlmiclf proud by making varlou* college*. v l * * » « r . •• •aid good two out uf three convert tun*. Florida Field will be the »cene un* r n ‘s " n ” • T OM sanfoni folk, .e e r . 0 . Id* of the .|,o» * main a,, when the < & «• Elu* b#,h- explaining “ «•» game were: Mr. and Mr*, t 1.. Gator'* football team meet* Au- Knglrfield Green. where the acIres* and her husband. playwright Redding. Mr. and Mr,. Howard burn at 2 30 p m. Monleith. Mr. and Mr*. Marvin tutor* will end their weekend Arthur Miller, have rented a large .fM 'la m , Mr and Mr» J. M. Stini- ' long* show Saturday night w'lthYh# " ’ ™ or- ' ‘ nc* r W,nde°r C.aUe. The Queen and the film »tar, •cipher. Mr. and Mr* " A Krat- F Club ilaiite an - ->r. OF 1 HE EVENING at thr Hallow'VI I'oitV held S.t ir . ni. Ml .1 III,- II O Q ttWhini: touonr* * • rert. Evie and Rove Kral/ort, Mr, *kil and decoration, award* in both 30. also chatted about the Polly Brubaker, who dhi caricxtuiM of many of thr got -:* i i . » h e pulling the finishing film Marilyn i* making in Eng­ on a iketch portrait of Lt Cdr. P. A Schuarti F E. Cooper. Mr and Mr*. E II Florida Gymnasium. flcial i - v ,'. . Ph«»to» Cowley, Mr. ami dr. Vi-tor "-•*• Several arc planning to go up land. “ The Sleeping I’ rince." kin*, and Mr. »r.d Mr*. Jim Ri*cr. fur ih«* fcdr.itlr* from Sanford, Queen Elizabeth (topped to talk Mr* Ulhrl I.. Dobson. Worthy Grand I’atroo, Joe R. Cherry, wer* AI,o Tommy Wyatt, frchmwr. at but we will hear more of that wiih each o f the *lar» In the line. Grand Matron of live Grand presented, escorted to the East She wav followed down the row FSU, wa» (here a* the gueit of next week. Chapter of Florida, U.E.S.. was and given grand honors. Similar of movie penunalitie* by her Harriet Redding. Fine Art* *1 I'ofF Mr* It F Nairah-si, and ,on. the gur*t of honor at a banquet honors were given the followini *i*trr Prince** Margaret. link), of Tnrupa. urn vm iinj h-r The halftime show inclulcd Edith Atwater ami \l helil at ti iw p.m., October 27th at |*j»| Grand Officer*: Mr*. 3lae Marilyn'* tierioutnr** wai sharmaneuver* by both the Stct»un ker. noted Broadway rntrrlainrr*. patrol- Mr. and Mr*, li II. Iludthe Sanford Shrine Club. t . Donovan, Mr*. Murray Jarvis, rd by o'hcr member* o' the movie and Wofford band*. Wofford took were teature: in a son. Said veteran Jean Craw, The banquet hall v.a» tastefully .Mr*. Ruth Huber, Mr*. Martha J;ne fir»t *cvcn minute, and their Monday night at Ihe L'niveriity group. Saul H> VIIIGIMA UINN Mr* DorothyCorrooi has had decorated by Ihe Past Matron'* Lyons, Mr*. Annie Sanford, Mr*, »huw cviiaitlvd mainly of the play- auditorium, ut I'ofF They up- for" „ " _ c never been *o *<-arcd With the school carnival*, P. T order* to Hawaii. M 1* we v,,, 11(1 ; |,-r herhromer <n .aw Ctub with thr chosen color* of t'lla Chiltcn, Mr*. 8 0 c Cornell and ing of pop tune* which everyone pea red a* "Two'* A Company” in all my life. Anyone want to buy a itomach cheap?” A. mtctlng* llsll ween, sad go-(hate i" lo»c them, we ir, happy ar.d sister Mr ami 'lr» 4'l srlet *bc Worthy Grand Matron, rcJ, Mr*. Iluth Parker. Also welcomed went wild over. Stetson* .howr •*n(1 prcentvd "Since Adam and Victor Mature reported he wa* ing away parties, everyone in fur thev v*ill Im- joining Wall'* R Mal>h. of Daytor.a-Hcacn. white and green. Tiic eentci piece and introduced were Robert W. intludcJ the forming of Ihe letter* “ ' c evening of sketches •o nervous hr couldn't remember town i, hui), and verv lew ol brother un i lleryl * sister oar un the guest table was an nr* Sanford. Associate Grand Patron, chovcn from literature, poetry, HI a, a word of gircting for both one thing :he Queen ,aid to him.ihrm are al home l» suiqily me rie.l to each ullu-ri, on thul 1 velv Mi*. Ilarnei U.Mlmg and ncr rangcmcnl uf red ro*c» in a low Mrs. tuirainc Rangcley, (Hand In­ •ciiools, the Ic.tci W for Wofford, and humor. The University u-cThe movie ihown at thu j»«r- with the vital fact, tor this col- island Since Wall ha* on 1 . r. roommate Mis* Nam-s In wman lo«»Rna»lcr structor District No. 24, Mr*. ture Committee -pur.,tired the and a traditional blo.k S for Stet­ rom ance wa* "The Raille of ihe omn. tour bet ire rclirin this 1 . ,1 . .,i But*oii spent He *•* I*H Wyatt, Worth) Pat* Gladys Herndon. Mr*. Iren# Frier­ production. son. Snappy marehc* were played River P late" It rent.-rv m *hei Hetty and Frank Joluuon are * pi*'-* - •’» way 1 " ! hi* Navy weekend her- witn Harriet', par ron of Semtnole Chapter. No. 2 . son, Me,. Mildred Tingle, and Of Special Voir throughout Ihe -how which culm­ Oilier* that attended FSIT* fight between the German battle-r,0( leaving at eaily a* evpcctrd rarerr lleryl will I- mi* . 1 10 sol's, Mr. and 'Ir*. 1 I. lidding Mrs. EloUc Pfeifauf. accom­ Mr*, 'lain I I.and,ell. Grind Re­ inated with thr Alma Mater, ' Homcruining on October M were ship Graf Spec and three BritUh they will go in Kan-a* on the '" a " ' " •'■ *• 1 1 1 IU u .i-: r- enlly *sh* l ;r l in .vlplta panied by her Mother. Mr*. presentatives. a Stetson llnmrcoming Following the Introductions A Mr, A. D, Rountree Mr* Otto ciuticr* o ff the South American tenth of November, then to Nor- always remember her paticni in- Xi Delta Sorority. Snyder, sung two selection,, "Faith * Homceotniug plan* at Stction folk. Virgin:*. Belt) will drive , Ruction >in the ^ ,d f smir-e l» the Key that Unlocks the Door” courtesy was given by the Past Anderson. Mr*. Wade Garner. coast in 1939. have shiflrd Into r, ,*l • back to Sanford, and Frank will F.rnic llorrel of V Nil I* 11n|»and "Itlrss This House." As is Mutton* Club and n gift present* . . . .. ,i * Joni Saundcr*. and Ro*nnarv join her In-re for Chrisimaa. In!Commander, we are pleased p re loving tribute to hu father and e.l to the Worthy Grand Matron. Gainer who flew uo from Miami. th«* Interim he cx|)ect, it make a j i»irt the annual celrbralion November ; Mother, Tommy Wyatt, (re*lunan The officer* of .Seminole ChapAfier two week* of Sorority trip to Europe I hear that Betty A netghh-rhood party w..* held 2 4 Stuilenl committee* are work­ Ru*h Activitic* al Stetton. Hariiet music *ludrnl at F'SU, in hi* u»- ter No. 2. in turn had a drill formha* a fabulo us new hair cut. that ; In Grove Manor Sunday nigh' al ing on the barbequr. itadium de­ Redding ha* pledged Alpha Xi 1 via I taten'rd manner played two ing a cup which I* the emblem o f delic, deKriptinn. In other words, the home ol Ernie and skip II .r coration*. parade, home decora­ Delta *oeial jorordy. piano trlrctions, "First Movement ihe Worthy Grand Matron. At lh* it's *hort. rel Steaks were coolyd on Ihe tion!, registration, a pep rally, |of llavdo In E Minor” and • ut conclusion of the drill, Mr*. Marjr Tlie Seminole High FT A were On Nov. 7. the member* of the ‘ So *orr> to hear id live death I'aHit. «'*'■" *»»nl«le bciaus- of and rard stunt* for the game. the guevt* o f the Stetson FTA de lame” Relic Cole »ang an appropriate The theme hat been set a* "P ro­ la»t night at their regular meet­ FriencHhlp league and Ihe Ethel of Rill Rarron't father. Hill Ruth, 'be '"u p In the autumn air \ r Scroll favors wrrr given lo Hie M,ne- atlei whU-li Mrs Myall preRoot Circle of the Congregational 1 amt their two children left for dinner ........ .issrmMe.i w.iie’i.-l verb* nf Prngresi.” ing in Allen Hall SHS studrn's !>l guest* present Ihe luikry the Worthy Grand Matron Ihe gyrations of F.lvi* Prr*'rv ® The program will get under way were able lo observe at Ihi* time f 'hrivtian Church of S*-*f—"< ••di •*■• Texas immediately on len day s and played game* '(tending sere dinner wa* prepared and served «n engravrd silver rup Irom next They will he hack leave finite*,e» to a "Caravan” of dele­ Thursday night with the preserva­ a meeting of those actually- in 1 by Mr* Robert Gatchrl. '^r * *'"l’ ,fr lolin and Sp-ok ||<mk, Doris and tion of the first Stover Theatre training for the teaching pro- gate* from Ihe Federation of week Fran Fra 0 I - 1 t Following the li.niqurl the gioitp inl-latlon rcrcmvnjr presldCongregational • Chrts'lan Women Attention Slalom wives! Don't production, "Time Out For Ging­ fc»*ion. Following Ihi* meeting at l.ilebees. Hie Cummin* Ihe went lo Ihi Ma.unic Hall, wlinc r<* " ‘ rr *'> Mr- »’ • " " ’ **11. wa« nf Florida. forget the luncheon and raid par er.” which will also be -r -* e v | which a panel discussion wa« held, an O E S Meeting was held in ‘ •nprc»>»vrl>- he.'owed ui*on Mra. Thi* group Includev represent* ly at thr It O. Q Thur*da> ol Hr.ilnlr* tie Hedge.*, and P Friday and Saturday night*. At a Halloween party wa« enjoyed Mr*. Dobson'* honor. Ihe Chap* •*• •*• •'l''hol»on Jr, lisc* from Cocoa Heach, Win'er 12.30 Sally la oc and Dot Leary Rmhaker the same time tryout* will he bv both group*. . | Our heart* go oul In Hie fain lie IM . li ler room wa* lovely in It'a »imThe Worthy Grand Patron, Jon Park. Tavarr*. Mount Dora. Sanarc the hosU-aic*. held in Elizabeth Hall for skits We hear that Mike Whelchel i* of the men lost in Saturday ni-*hC* tl F! Patton Illicitjr of red and while gladioli Cherrv gave a brief ,u • •* Fasrun 31 will have a cocktail crash of a p in e In VAH It There to be pretentej at "H itter How- a bn* boy in Nancy Rountree’ * ford and Melbourne. Hetty Jane Deal ' arrangements, Ptnrardi with Hie talk based on tbe»e word*. "Go«! The mer'lng will start at 10:30 party Frida). November second are no word* lo «pcak. we can ler” nn Friday night. Three frat- sorority house. Phi Mu, at FSU. J. C. S,ogietary I Worthy Grand Matron'* motto gave yon this day. What will you ernitie* and three »ororiti*i will Incidentialy. th» aomritv recently a. m. In Ihe Fellowship Hall of Ihe aj tile It 0 Q. Time will he Horn only offer our prayer*, an I the ' "Peace, Harmony, ami Love” were do with it?” Hii remarks veer# church Some of the delegate* ti* until eight. aid which each wife in VAH I I ,1 f h e selected to present skits to the won second prize for lh use de t U . 'NI.IM-SH CON IIN I EM 1|displayed in the West. Prior la followed by an address by th« , will give talks during the morning Walt and Beryl Swinson have and ihe other unit* ran offer. student body and alumni. rnratinn,* at llomecomln?. 4,4101.1 ( O'lPI.PARIS c \RF1 the opening of the meeting, ih« Worthy Grari.l Matron on "FriendThe e 1 arable women must p* r Ac'ivitie* will rrtume on FriE- II- Cowley, a flutter Rand •gnl at t2 30 a ro-ered dish InnRainbow- Girl* of Hie Sanford A»* ship*'. * rheon will he served. »• •• 11/ _ / The grs-ate,t Ideoirg you ■ m form Iheir dull' littfir*. a, well day afternoon a* the fraternitira alummi*. directed this hand m At the conclusion of the meetIn the afternoon, Ml** Jennie L , a t n O I I C Y YO rT TC n S a* providing comfort in the fare hi hw on your tiinagi-r is to in sembly, directed by Mr*. Ka'hleen and sororities hold • a II e n e v Fillmore « , * * ' • ill dally rlranlinesa lint.lt- th a t Reynold*, had a courtCS) vlrlll and ing refreshment * of individual of tragedy, an I for Hit* Hie* arfrom 3 lo 3 p.m At !>:00 p m. "The Kloxon” (remember Mardi Doidge. a world traveler and speaker for Ihe National Federa­ I " ....... .i siit 'initir 1 In -1 ’re nevei prcifidfil 'Ir* |hili«on vvith a bouwhite rake* with red rose bud*, tiiurli admirel are proud to • Halter Howler'' will he held in •, '» * l ' lu*t Saturday night at ihe ip iitunr hw n won qoel of red ro»e». |niBc!i an I nut* were served to The Cathode Wo.n< r.'s 'luh < ill say that the fan dev are rerel* Elizabeth Hall followed by a pep Haller Ganir Was like oil limes tion nf Congregational Chris' an - ep-.. effect, and tegAfter the Chapter Ns* opened about IPO guests. 1 lie -erving meet Mun lay. Noe. .*> at 8 |> m mg every attention |m*Mtilr to rally led by the iheerleadets. ^<ir Joyce Milam Grace Marie Women, will give the id d rt's up .mil '.nee treatment- by the Worthy Matron, Mr*. P. II. table was centered with a red rt»»» in the Elk* Clubruoin. rase Hie grief. Irmu riot only the The Homecoming parade will -Slmeripher. aud Harriet Reddf: ro cor I ret .III I prevent—a Wyatt, the Worthy Grand Matron, arrangement. Cry stal appointment* There vvlll be a plasi'r w.-r* d.s- Navy, lint also our Irieml* in San begin at 9 30 on Saturday mornMr*. E:hel Dubvun. and the Worthy were used. mi bed complexion. play shown. This i* not n demon­ ford. ^ in g from North Hall and will proW0** Reel/ and nonnie Andcrstration, hut Item* shown may le W t t t i lo the football stadium Nine lon W illy have something lo talk purchased if desired float*. »even binds, an Army *k®*d now! Reside* the wonderful personnel carrier, Band ---------------------- -a squad ___ —of—In- |r*p they made with the FSU ----------The program for WorlJ Com Any ................................... ladies Inters*. «cd in ......... jolnng f*ntry in full combat equipment 'tllanova Game at which muruty Day to be held at the First are urged to attend thi* n ice '•>• and rubied 'iitsslle fr-n* ” -•• '• lh,,Jr Were a part of the halftime Christian Church at 2.30 p. m .' Refreshment* will he serve! f<s| Air Force Rase are included in 'how, they were on television! ha* bren announ-ed and Is a* lovstng the meeting the line up. The F'SU Han I and Circus wrre follows: ! --------------------------At 11 00 Ihe Homecoming will Privileged lo be un Ihe Steve Allen Mr*. N. V. Farmer, organiat. . he heiJ in the F'orest of Arden. | show " n tiun(,*Jr night and the will play H.e prelude "Souvenir” . W . S . C . S . S c I l C C l u l C S ITien at 2 00 p.m. the pre game • **e Garroway Show on Monday after which there will be guided n reren’ onie* will begin at the *ta- mflfning. Preity great, huh? Hope silent meditation followed by th# B a Z O O r F o r N oV IS adlum . Kirknff time of the game ' 0,ne o f you Sanforditr* were look- call to worship. ‘ T1 . . . . . ... ‘ „ ^between Stetson and Carson New. In# i>«rau*e If you weren't you The rc»pon*ive reading will he _T„ ' ‘ r* ‘ h" 1'; , hllM man will he at 2:30 Halftime rr" ll>' "iDsed mm.thing! Ir 1 by Mr*. Gramkow. following h,' " ,,,r " n event* will rnnsivt *vf Ihe playing j,fn 10 •'!*nR,r,i thi* past week- which a panel composed o f CWF ' °' ’ " * nf .even band, led by former r.nc , , wrJT: Rountree from president, Mr*. W. II. Young, * . , , . Strl.on rtudent*. introduction of • Rple Hargi* and Barbara Key woman. Mrs. Rower) and s lid -1 ^ * " ,r ' r , ' r' and will onflnue until a p. m thr Homecoming Mayor and Host­ O Barr from Stetson, John Wim- inc president Mr«. Perry I. Sfowr All reservation* for th- * nper ess. ant piesrntation nf trophies hl«h from UofF, Rosemary Garn- "ill hold a dttcutsion on th» 'ople must he in by Nov 13 Ti-kets tor H*e la-,n dfforaR -n'. f>ca:*. er from Jack»on Memorial Hosp­ "United We Move Forward' are available at the First Mith-d ital in Miami. Ronnie an.l 'fade and skit*. The women uf the Methodist 1st Church office un Park \v<* Garner from the U of Miami. Church will give the presentation Among the bands participation an I dedication of gift* and offer­ in these halftime ceremonies and " t h e paimlc will Im- the Seminole ing*. followed by the singing of INFLATABLE I t 'l l ' 111 Mp| ' the hymn “ Where Cros* th# High School Rand under the direc­ Ther»'» a new inflatable cri Crowded Way*". tion of F7. H Cowley. Strtson hamper that take* the brt-i t ,-f The meeting will close with the hahy's hump*. It rnn>es in drh>.i', alumnus. Benediction and Postl.ide Another itrm of special interest nursery rolois, 1* Iinnall-I gem The Worship to Sanforditr, is that John Todd, „ , , , . - Center i* -plamic -----I won't retain odor*, inflate* rapid llap.i*! women nf the 3ft MR*- an 1 everu'ed hy the women uf the |y. an I has air venla which r.te •enior at Stetson and the 'he sun of the Tod I* of Toddy'* Re slatir- innarv Sorletiri In Jteminolr a *-iv Congregational Christian Odireh vent arrumulatmn of stagnant a The usnrrs are womrn of the M»de o f w ash ab le p in t le . It wipe■ot in Sanford, ha* liccn nomin­ nation will unit* for a group ated by his fraternity. Hanilxia •i-‘ - n* "’-e n- v •■'!!•,7 Ve*r Ro-V” 1 hr >-t isii anl Missionary Alliance clean w ith a sudsy sponge. Chi Alpha, for Hontrcoming 'la- at thr Fir*! Raptisl Chnrrh. .-4*n- Church. a: to 00 a. m. until 2 00 All parcel* for pea e are lo be A y or. We cuugmtula'r John for ford, 5. brought to the church acconpan~havlng been nominated for this p m. Monday, Nov The «e»*ion will he .* study o f led hr the eight cen'* per lb for position of such high honor. the new Woman *Miiiinnurv shipping #\pen**«. I heie parcel* I'ofF Homecoming the coni ng in include warm rlothing for A full piogram of entertainment t nion method for LAST TIME TONIGHT for thousand* of visitor* I* under -'c*r ‘ w°rk. Ml * * Josephine children, and eiperUllv for men other gain* iou must protect. The Democratic Party will JO IN THE W IN N IN G TEAM I preparation at ihp University of Jones, State Woman'* Missionary and boy* over 18. blanket* and srA ltlS ( .1 0 bring you additional benefits Union Executive Secretary rf yardage* of denim for wurk Florida now in anticipation uf No quevtion ah,>ui 11! Ihe licnd it to StcicnvonJust add up the last lour year* and see what you Homecoming November 2 3 — nn Jacksonville, will lead th# dDrua- 1 loth ing. Kclauver. And whs? ilrcause they reptevent lhe party can find tnut has meant anvilting of importance to you. the "Grralrsl .Show” which is thi* •ton class. that* for YOU. not just a tew lhc> represent Ihe party "om en nf all Rantisl Churches year’* theme Thi* year there I* Itunk what the Democratic Parly has done (or you in th# A blend of pineapple and grape­ (hat 1* for ,U I. voters, n--' put tor big buxines*. In Ihe Association are invited and the usual preparation for the past and then vole to make *urc you get lhe same atten­ fruit juice* may now be had loin the team. Oct oul and vote tor the Democratic tion 10 the (mure lo your needs and rights in a swiftly W*trc*t parade, a veric* of skits f r a covered di<h luncheon will |Mcanned. Nice tervrJ with some Party s 4 undulate* who will t’ling ptogtc'v back into gov­ changing world, " e C A N T JsTAND SI II I. — but only the Gator Growl, open house all served at noon. A nursery will mint sprig*! • around the town, and many other he ” r provided. ernment. the Democratic Party seems to be able to look ahead planned rvenli on and off the Ifalurr* * «;|9 — 10.08 Remember that the Democratic Parly ha* brought you and (iO AHEAD. eampua. most of the thing* you chcioh . . . I HA, Social Security, VO IE FOR SdBVENSON-KEFAUVER and keep OPEN "Hhnw Business” i* the theme ____ ro-FKATt ItF. Minimum "a g e , Old Agr AimUtice and mail), puny America going ahead w.ih a v inning team. for the Gator Growl to be held 12:45 1 Friday night at the football •!*• Personals Conning The News Worthy Grand Matron Of O.E.S. Honored With Banquet Saturday Friendship League, Ethel Root Circle To Host 'Caravan1 Happy Birthday C lub Slates Meet World Community Day Program Told Baptist Women Hold Group Study Of New Year Book S T E V E N S O N - KEFAUVER K i t z theatre I J PRAIRIE LAKE I k B Hu m | TUI tr n k U f p i ! ALSO CLARK GABLE SlHAN HAYWARD in SOLDIER of FOUBTUNE 1 t ir NOW SHOWING ^ N a t a l is Wo o d T k itlik i Wtkrat 1 C W fiz l! The B u r n in g H ills . . ,. . !• L INi u . . ' « <iPE FEATURE — l:H — MS — 1:8# — 11:15 - 8:## _ MS VOTE FOR m NELSON tun DOMUCUC * - J L -' d A Vv Feature 8:21 "CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE” Stevenson lor Praidcnt Kefauver STEVENSON-KEFAUVER COMMITTEE n<mrtlninn, Plrfdor Morgan, Ti ennurer J»m*« M. Milligan, Chairman, t#y# »oiu,w »*.— 1 State rwo.o. 0 ***»• m - a* am. c«A»t ho l)nn0frffl,ir Campaign Commit!## CAR tons- ' h , ' �•- THE SANFORD HERALD P * g t » _________________________ StONAt ntOHfM fly Alan Mavtr Horse Racing Loses 2 Stars its brightest stars In rr-ent weeks, Leslie Combs’ Nashua, retired to th# leisure o f green pastures, and R ei Ellsworth’s Swaps, who suffered a lineal fractura o f tho cannon booe in a work at Carden State Park. Both horses preforms-* wl**> HI. stinctlon at Gulfstream Park, whtra Nashua splashed horns through lha mud to win tba IMS Florida Derby, while Swapa set a naw world record last Spring In scorihg In the mile / yards of the Broward Handicap. A ftw yaara ago an Injury such as that sustained by Swaps would havo signalled- the certain end to a gallant -ol' cording to esperts, the bone itnielure of Use horse Is so brittle that, onct shattered. It Is Impose!* ble la repair. They further argue the 'thoroughbred system is not equipped by Nature to manufac|lure calelum In sufficient quant* Ity to heal a broken **-•»• i (he p u l the unhappy solution has been a bullet or a lethal needle In the vein. Out Lymsn way the crying low, Yet because a Cincinnati dent­ el is Hying at u lf n asi md ist once saw a race horse shot UofF Is Preparing Seminole, New Smyrna For Homecoming Game Rated Toss-Up Events Nov. 2-3 Greyhound Coach Says 'Things Look Pretty Sad' The Sanford Semlnoles will b* gunning for th*lr first win of the season Friday night when they take on New Smyrna in Naw Smy­ rna. New Smyrna, Ilk* Seminole, has not had a successful season. The game will be rated a tossup, with the Seminole* holding a dubious edge. Head mentor Dill Fleming said today his charges were respond­ ing well, spirits were good, and the team would be "up” for the game Friday night. ... 1 M >9f> B lA 'K m a x tae PARAS {jc e ip s c s r or W -C R A O p&'i n a t c i * . AU-AS'tPCA esp t > QUARTER-if PA P O 'P a s 'V OVER A'A//. Junior High Team Getting In Shape Junior High got down to busi­ ness yesterday acquainting Ihem* selves with fundamentals and gcu, ling in shape. Their t i l l «* on es began Monday, and their ache* dule calls for two weeks of con­ centrated workouts to prepare the boys for the physical contact o f their first esvprrifnce with uni­ formed tackle football. The coaching staff Is comprised LAKELAND — (Special) — of Hugh Carlton, principal of Jun* Florida Southern College will open lor High, Howard C.ordic and Dick its l9.V*-57 basketball season Nov. Itlchanls. v 20 at the new Lakeland High Gordie and CarltulT School gymnasium against Bartow |pcn, |0mc ^ mc with Dick SitAir Force Base. vcrl< j v coach. (amiUrising themThe Moccasins will play nine tt(th the plays, formations, of their home games at the amj organisation of the Seminole spacious Lakeland gym. which gyration. seats approximately 2.000. .fThf ^ are enthusiastic anl Southern's complete shedulc eager,” Carlton said of the young* for the coming basketball season ltcr, f rom Junior High, "and they is as follows: can hardly wait until the uniNov. 20 Bartow Air Forcd forms arrive ” lie added that lli'l Lakeland II. 8.; Nov. 20 Charles* implement Co was doing every* ton College Charleston, S. C.; thing possible to speed the dclivNov. 27 Charleston College, Char-1 ery Pf the equipment, lest.m S. C.; Dec. t University' of "This year," CarIton said, "w c Miami. Miami: De<* I Jack-nxill* ^ ^ M tl)Q mufh actlon Wc Navy lakeland If. 8.: I,t'- ' will play only a limited number Lniversity of Tampa Lakeland II.. #nd wc will stress fun* S; damrntal* — running, passing, Dec. 8 Rollins College Winter kicking, blocking — only. They Park; tec. II Stetson University (the boys) need some time to get DrLan.l; Dec. 13 Western College acquainted with wearing their uni­ College gym; Jan. 7 University forms and learning to coordinare jo* Tam-a. Tamna; Jan. !1 Val­ their movements. That’s alt u e ’ro dosta State Valdosta, Ga.; Jan. interested in this year. Nest year, 12 Troy State Troy. Ala.; Jan however, we plan a pretty ac­ 13 Rollins College Lakeland Lake­ tive schedule for the team." land If. S.; Jan. 19 University of Tampa Tampa. uniforms are acheJuled to Southern Opens Basketball Season Against Bartow GAINESVILLE—Banners a r e flying and th# brightest oral.** and blue wtlcoma maU art bains laid nut ai th* University "V Flor­ gAM L H R tP " ida prepares to throw "th* wot Id» greatest «bow" for alumni and * ’MO FACEP Hi* 4 W friends »t Womecomln* next GFASOY A 9 A R M Y weekend (Nov. 1-3). t > 5 year h a lfba c k CO A CM WTM THE B e ft kya * k Y 6 c t 7+C At th* reildenee halls on camp­ V/M E p r o b l e m THAT c a ll - a s p a v t ta/Ms us and at nearly all fraternity IS CERTA/H, A t u B e B E S E T M/M LA ST YEARar-' sorority houses, the sounds TAB F A g rttr OC’A RrtRP£>U0RK6 A QUARTERBACK of tsmmers and saws can be BACK TAEYEYFR MAP heard and th* smell of fresh paint virtually o v e r Might. MOLPA Tfg SCHOOL is In th* air as students begin w’n column thU l e e k " R tco R P f o r ru e 2 2 0 . * E* ' h « ,,n • bM eo* \ tbe the sltusllon as hopelass as horsee o u 'r *tio" of elaborat* decora­ hf Iso# fioissst Ipdvats J t Z i T k ^ w r i l n i l a r nr.i.e h<>undj * m,n t0T th# ,Ut: "»«• Insisted, and decided U> put tions and scenes that will deck for ir f ^ »r * ml •v ,nf ' ‘ me one man heal, and hU theories into practice one for the performances o f EdJie Tepor1i for duty, another fall* , f t , rnoon while attending the th- tronts of th*lr houses. Amidst Jungles of crepe paper, ki.r^ J Vr*n. l nrIHV^ rl^ m S T lu i ** ,he w ,F»*d»GreyhounJs. ric# l lt RWer ix ,* * ,. near Cintinfoil and lumber at other parts both offensive and defensive play wlUl in „ rl, ieil0n starting line clnnstl. During the running of Hi of th* campus, gaily colored last week against Winter lark, rated to be the best In Independent ,mc 0, •»*, ever* # *»■■ floats are being assembled for the "Jim Warner helped us out, too, circles In Central Florida, will named Prince Pine suffered a opening act of th* •‘world’s great Fleming said. Warner, participate fac# gt. cloud tomorrow niyht In fractured ankle. A veterinarian Jan. 21 Rollins College Ukeland •rrive * lthln ,h<f next w eeU •st show.” —th* Homecoming pa ' ' , mr !8 ‘ . Cloud at tbsir season's lowest had already raised his pUtol when „ . . , . _ ^ . the dtnlUt intervened. e /V * U J V /1 L V / «*w/ «-*■ v - n . # s „ s . Jan w valdosu Stste rade In Friday afternoon (Nov. Ust wsek, made the regular run #j,b. 1) the Hosts, with beautiful . girls I Of beginnsrs mistakes, but once ,«k*d for a comment on his "I can save your colt,” be told tv * stetson Hi Hatters w l t h I * o u l i v i l I e K y . ; D a v e H o w a r d . « 2 . C o lle g e g )m :F e b .J F lo rid a U k * abosr wlll line up and tske their he relltved hinjself o f butter- charges, Greyhound head mentor William Crump, tralnor of the nln4 |etterm*n returning from a 173. ( ape Girardeau. No.; BUI. land II. S.; Feb. a University of plaess among the bands and par- flits and 'be nervousnesa of j j m p , )n4. „ ldi "Things look horse. "Give me • chance ” U im which posted ■ I7d record Reynolds.«J . 195. Miami, ansi Miami: Feb. 9 Troy Stale Lake* ading dignitaries as the caravan new responsibility, he played an .pretty sad. Ws’rs starting some Crump looked at Prince Pine, i . a*year have started practicing' DickLayer, 3 9. 160. LeGrange. land II. S.: Feb. 11 Florida 8Ute marches down University Avenue, outstanding game. He was third lightweight Sophomores, and our heeded the muto appeal in bis for the basketball season which Ky. Tallahassee; Feb. IS Ersklne Other •eUvillea planned for In defensive tackling. reserves will be some Freshmen, agonised e y e s'a n d turned back wm open about December 1. Three others who lettered last College College gym; Feb. 23 Friday Inelud# ITorida Blue Key s The team will be at IU best n,lng- lie ,||m n gh to the dentist. » . . i . of th. n)ne W(liors year are Jim Kitchen. 6 2. 170,1Charleston College l.-Vels-vd IJ. : annual banquet fir national, state strength of the season, barring The Greyhounds will o* ei “ He’s all yours, Doc,’ ’ he sold. Coach Dick Morland plan* Jaeksonvllles • Junior: Mel Greg-1 25 Stetson University Lake• n d .r.m p u ..d l,n l«.rie, and T rla-, any glurte.M jl.. w^rek and should dog some 30 points, using com*, Prlne. Pina’s In ju re lag w.a . o r y ^ w r u * ringe. k y ; JuMo* land II. S. non'* annual women's homecom be able to break the losing streak p«rltlva scores as an Indicator, iag banquet for the ladies. the" have been having for tha __________________ |horse spent the neat three nionuti ble position of having ten or mor-r III., sophomore. Rcemcr H»<dlhan, Mississippi football coach John-, Following the banquets and top- , etlon ! suspended off the grouad in a ham- men of approximately the ism c n. 173. sophomore from Daytona —c " ‘ •Be ng o ff Friday's festivities will i mock sllnV. Whew the east w*s ability and can work the "1937 j Reach, also Is out for the squad ny Vaught coached the Olo Mlia line in 1938 an l the next year ha i Gator Growl, held annually at removed tha Colt’s Ufa movod team" as a unit to gain experience this year. « ill present their annual Florida Field before eaparltv became head coach. i straW-t »'td t* * for next season. 1 One of three new men who are crowds of students, alumni and satire on politics and politicians, vtalad that tha bons bad knit The returning members of the showing unusual promise Is Bob guests of the University. The all­ and following this, state and No matter where you live—be perfectly, and Prlnca Pina was team who are senior* include Mac! liesrin, 6 3, too. Junior from Fern The Chicago Cubs have woo 100 student production will carry out campus leaders wilt gather Infor­ - - w'nning race* again he Stones, '-6, 190, Daytona Beach;: Creek. Ky. n*arin played Junior or more National League games It ease, quonoel, or rattle— you mally for th* Alumni Legislative a "show business'* theme with a most have a radio. Make aure Midwest. during four of their II pennant "boUrr-than-ever’ ’ variety of Barbecue. The Sanford Semlnoles JV, Some years previously Water­ Frank u.skovic, 8-3, W0; Cleve- collegr hall with Moffett in Ken- winning campaign*. TTiey last won youra is in perfect condition, Florida Field will be the scene land. Ohio; Curt Moffett, 6 2. 200. (lucky before serv ing a tour of skit*, bands and other sets ending making it* final homa appearance I boy. one of the h-*-' nf hi* -. |duty- with the paratroopers. He will loo games In 1933 under Manager bring It to u« fee a thorough with the traditional fireworks dls* of another of the Show's main thl« afternoon In M e-nrtsl S*»d- ] , ration, met the peculiar accident ------ . . . . chock up today. acts when the Fighting Gators Play. Immediately after Swaps* a^ play either the front or back Charlie Grimm. turn, faces Seabreete R In a game of a fracture of the pelvla bone. court. Festivities will begin again meet Auhum’s Tigers In a top-rat­ . He alto spent six month, strung ‘ ’ *rk’ bi* Bill Schneider, 6-1. iso. a freshSaturday morning with the legal ed gridiron battle Saturday after­ f<*u,r? ' J ° h* ■ * “ « ? • „ viduil game. fraternities breakfast banquets, noon an at as 2:30. cau . i ,lh* *lf ’ ,0, k!*.P W#',M l " he l7ter £ o £ d a s.m .t the man U" m ^odenhurst, L. !.. who The Hi Hatters last year aver­ Ostors will end their weekendh * J*?** “ lhV * ^ urJr* ,h*nJ " ‘ ! Ur >», r ' ^ m ^ to r^ .L . r .v . Pl**cd ba.krth.il with the Marine aged 90.4 points • gams and rank­ an alumni coffee hour at the Cen­ RADIO & T V SI RVic I their toughest workouts in JV fe.ted every good b o m in h corpe in Korea with Jim Taventury Tower, open house at the long show Saturday night with ed seventh in the nation among | la d t e iA eomneiilon The r«me star • eric, in the major stakes. I g * . " ? . brt*k. lerr. a former Stetson star, it out nev tadteal School and coffee the F (Tub dance and concert and small colleges la total offrate.! "Sunny Jim " Fllssimmans. who for a guard position. -"’ pMOHC 18 33 bo .* <eld at tha various eolletes. presentation of skit and decoration at 4)30, will be the last homa apTh" schedule is about complete, I ini* Jim Richardson. 0. 163, who Jlorland tall, and should be The John Marshall Bar Asso- swards in the Florida Gymnasium. pearanre for the tucrettful JV*. developed Nashua and guided him S 0 3 S J A M fO P D A V [ ( • / Th# next, and final, game of to all-time *n<*~«-.-"i ' — 5 f f k.f*,,he ‘,1Jr* lives in Daytons Reach hut who' ready shortly after November 1 .1 Buovsncy. and rr» I i nlajed biiiki-tbatl at Anderson, I the season schedule for the JV* has always maintained that sentiwill be Nov. 7, when the Junior |n,n' » nd business do not mix in m<K“ ,lln* ,0 M. A. Tenney, train- Ind., is alto n candidate for the warriors travel to New Smyrna 'be world of the turf. Yet when er of Sw*P*luaril position. C L A U P B 0 E M H A M , ^ COLU M BIA to lake on the New Smyrna j v * > Buoyancy,one at nit t-*i*Me«ti Today Swaps occupies that "I believe we have the tn-st all­ OUT TO iBRROVB OH Mi* STAMptsAs A * in • night game. Juvenile prospects, stumbled in sling, suspendedo ff the ground round material and more depth 2RP PASSFR, Ml r * t MAT/OA FOR I9SS. a morning gallop a few yaars ago 'o keep pressure o ff the Injured than | have seen at any college' I and broke the big booe in a Kind lag at Nature take* her healing jr university in the lari ten Eddie Arraro, whose mounts leg, "Mr. Fits" could not bring 1course, years." Morland said. have won more than ooa million Himself to have him d«*|ewve-* | And §o it is that from tha Morland has the same learn dollars in each of the p u t to "This colt Is going to live," h o ' (table of Nashua hat coine th* bark this year with the exception years, entsred 1938 with 3,381 win- told vsterlnartans. "Go to It — equipment by which the Ilf* of of Guard Bobby Crumpton of Jackners. ’ and hang the eapense." hit arch-rival, Swap*, may con- tonvillc. Six of the nine men aver------------------------- -Other trainer* soberly shook ceivably bo tavod. It conclusively aged more than 10 point* a game v ... lofJ1 „ , . .. . their heads. They knew that such prove* that sportsmanship is f i r for the season and all s-ored Needles, t9.>6 Kentucky I>erby borfl# rPCoVered they knew from deaj on the American turf, more than 21 points in an ln.fl«., ! br W that Mr. FiU also knew It. Yet ha * ’^l0 . ? ! rl?fr Handicap to be riggsd up an alaborale sling, and run at Hialeah on Feb. 21, 1957. for several months Buoyancy speot his days "swinging la b ham­ Herman (Rory) Calhoun o f Mc­ mock." Whan tho sling, and braces Donough, Ga., la the tevenlh o f were at last m ov ed , Buoyancy II chllJren. Hit father Is a Geor­ was led Into tlse stable aisle, walk­ gia minister-tenant fanner. ing as good as bow. « '^■sadra .< • £ r'z' 'z^Unsrsrs.Z22.» •' , r s-.V. ru i B LA IK w‘SmsS Stetson Basketball Season Opens Dec. 1 XST" S C Sanford JVs Face Tough Team Today HOOVER sr Jr f TONS' LONG ARM PI By Alan Mavtr TAB Ti TTLK S -B . / 62‘ FOUiPER /* OHE o f tab all- "ARCJSPtUT* P ER FORAYn s Hi ACTOM. At (9S S Mg cosYR/BVTEP S 7*i OF TMg L/OM CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER PLAN T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 101 Wwl Thlrtwath IHh ii ______________ SSo— ISIS ’ FErtSE A P ri>t p u sn so, U P Tig TEAM iH nrrtRceRTOH S, p u ir AMP KICK­ OFF RE run SCORER S AAR p a r s e r for 7 OF THEHi i TP S /s SCFFRB OH P t F t "*"■ Beginning early in 1938 Batrtoall Writers' Aun.. of America mem­ ber* o f 10 yoart* standing will select former players for Base­ ball's Hall of Fame. Previously elections were held annually. The Bluo Hill Country Club aU Canton, 3laaa., used a powerful commercial vacuum clraner to re­ move sand, twigs and pebbles from its green during the 1930 PGA championship. . Of the 17 individual football re­ cords held by Unlvaralty o f North Carolina players, former AllAmerica tailback Charlie Justice holds 12. Yale hae SO per rent o f Ua un* dergraduatoa participating In alb* ItUca. rrx FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER SWIFT PREMIUM WESTERN (Kansas City) BABY B E E F ! H E A V Y BEEF BY THE SIDE 118-188 A VC. UL 'B Y THE SIDE •8-388 lb FOOT BALL Seminole High V8 Calumet Farm and O. L. Loriilard both hava won tba Freaknesa five time*. Lorillatd tent out five straight winners, beginning In 1>7B. Fabiua in 1938 w u Calumet'a' fifth victor in the Pimlico stake. Wholesale Meats New Smyrna OVER WTRR Friday Night 8:00 O'CLOCK YOUR SPONSOR 42c 53c LB. ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE CHILLING, AGEING, CUTTING, GRINDING, WRAPPING, AND FREEZING, TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. AVG. THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR3. . FBI. • SAT. FLA. GRADE A ------ LOCAL WESTERN BOSTON BUTTS Baking Hens LB. 47c Pork Roast LB. 39c LEAN PURE OUB OWN CURE Ground Beef LB. 37c Br. Bacon LB. 49c Schooling Races Tonight —Post - Time 7:30 § Free Programs • Free Admission § More than 25 Races • Concession Open • Top Greyhounds Competing REGULAR SEASON OPENS NOV. 13th. HamUontf, GUm • enclosed Club Ilouae To B« Heady For Grand Opening FLA. GRADE A • DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS EGGS U R G E doz. 5 7 c X -U R G E 6 0 c Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn V.’eit At Red Arrow �1 Funeral Tomorrow For Mrs. Dobson News Briefs (li t) CANNON TO BE MOVED There will be a Day Camp for .11 Girl. Auxiliary member* of the Seminole Raptlrt A»*oelatli.n Thl* camp was originally planncl for Nov. in b n . ha. been -*■ Saturday, Dec. 1. It will be held at Herman Morris' M ° l i n ti neir Osteen Cecil Tucker. Seminole Coun'y Agent, and Mr*. Tucker, Mr. and Mr*. W. L Seig and others. Approximately too -dr' counselors from Seminole and Volusia Countie* are expected to attend. Baby Pictures Will Provide Mystery A t Halloween Party By MARY FOWLER DEB ARY — Daisy pictures will provide the mystery tonight wh-rn the De Rary Civic Association holds It* Halloween Party. Each member and Iheir friends have beVn requested to bring babv pictures o f themselves whch will be displayed. Members and guest* identifying the greater number of pictures will He awarded suit­ able prises. Tonight's Halloween Party for th* ci le association group si ill he held In the De Rary Civic Asso­ ciation Building beginning at 6 o'clock. •There will be pientv of fun for everybody," »ay* (he publicity chairman for• the De Rary Civtc Association, “ an<l we ore expsvt ing a large turnout for Ho- event.’ "ifnl tomorrow morning .Nov. 1. »•“ an,0.unU 10 , , ° M- ‘ ‘J ? - wh,ch .U .°f T r *■ ,0 •» *■«»••• in ,hr ? f ,w? m ®n'* . rease in certain valuation*," *a!d Galloway. S ™ ? r —a until March whrn net ammmt will bc ,(l|<, ()n Apri, , any tax not paU beenmes delim|uenl an I sub­ ject to penal'ic*. Generally about two thlids o f ^ cn(j,c j ax mH is paid In Nov,.n,;)r(- when tax payer* receive the four t»errcnt diieount. Tax payer* are urged to mail I in remittance* for taxes and thu* save time h f *-• ’ rj to wui 1 in line for tax Receipt*. Spotlight On Hollywood IIY III.I! THOMAS H O LL Y W O O D ( V - G snlo n THI U.t. STATI DIPARTMtNT has Its slick RusMan-tanguigr magatln* “ Amcrlka“ realty for the Soviet Union, where 33.000 copies will b« told. The first edition ot 13,000 sold out In Moscow within half an huur. tn return, Americans will have a chance to bur “ USSR" (bottom) as the result of President F.tsenhowrr** suggestion at the Geneva Conference fur more Eaxt-Wcat contact. (fiiUrruiUuaal) Patricia Murphy On Production Staff Of Opera Patricks E. Mutphy of S. Semi­ nole Blvd . Sanf >r I vv.l! a — tber nf ,h,v, •‘ceti'-H u In the forthcoming production o f thr pro­ duction cf the Itcnet-Moor opera, "The Devil and Daniel Webster," 'o be preiented Friday and Satriay evening* (Nov. I and 3) by (he Tufl* l.'nivs-r.ity Dcpa(UiH-nt of Music al the Cjhe-i )•■'» l '? i ter on the ramp i». Direclesl by Prof. Kenneth MaeKlllop Jr., music department chair­ man, the Tufts production of the famous folklore opera, which wa* fir-t performed by the Ami-ricnn I.y rie Thrater in New York in 19X1, will have a chorus of 98 volics, and a 4( piece orchestra. Colored News FROM THE COLLECTION' OF MOI.I.IE I'AHNIS cornea tills gun mrtal wool neck Jrrary daytime tlre*a with a ahirted btb-fiont. The waiat it *lo*r!v belted in leather over a sort box-pltalcd skirt. COMMITTEE TO DISCt'SH PROBLEMS I-AKM.AND uh— The apteadtng decline committee o f Florida ClI* nta Mutual will meet tomorrow to diaetu* problem* raUed by Ihe state program to disease. 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I' lt*i»<l.>.l Cl»rh of th* Hoard of C.-unty Commlsrton.r* H.mlnol* County. r in r l4 : It ' ! :• * *tgt!>*fr 1 M l I l M M Y NUMftlftM (WHOLE ONLY) LIMIT I, PLEASE - on Election Day. It's (he Ameri* t>k*l. A. !>. I»S*. C '*» l) lli» * 11:14 llili SHOTGUN SHELLS and 22 RIFLE H. JAMES f.U T AGENCY $6.00 t il* 1 }o ! »a I i# O wl A f*t*r» t W r*tn««viar M t h t K lg h t t .S la n t I I m h >u R r o o r t r r t lloundup Yes, vote as you please, but vote WITS CUSS my band and -**l a* 'l*rk nf th* Hoard nf County ''-m sli«lnn*r*. ttcmlnnl- Cminty H -rda. nn III* th* tllh day -if Oc- l:M T hr Millionaire SIRLOIN OR CU M P H O N E 7* T O A l-G XV llu M IT M AT CO.V' C ll.V N o lle* I* h * r * k f *l« *n th .t tli* llv*r<t of f o u n ts foim m -*li>r- rt " f hcm laol* ( V iin t r w ill *t It* i-< il« f R i**ttna on Novrml>*r J". A I ' . 1*4*. hold a p ub lic h *a tl» c upon th * qu**tli<i. of r*n»tint-lnf r*Hnn u l i h i r * anu d l*eU lm tnc am H « M * nf th* County or th* * . n * r . l r it-He In and tn that r rr t a ln alleyw ay flfl* » n I t ! ) U .t In width. IsIn * tt«mh of txst* A -tl i l n il u s n .i and .Vurth nf f » l . i f * »lnclu*lv*l run n lne K a*t from lln * l* y A o n to fsunbar A v *n u *. In llv n k ,:n *ubd!vl*tnn. a r m r .lln c n 11*' tlnok 4. !*»#• *1. I*uhllr lU ccrd * nf il.m ln n l* C o un ty, p tsrld s. hva*r ; • a* »t*« >:>• t* »« Ia>se o f I J f * P a a rc k f - e <r- f a o r io w iliilU lr c L 'c h t FRYERS General Insurance It. JAMES Ii*. l 11 1! llil* II II Mur»»• ana Alien Arthur iludrtar i‘ im » •.* > Baptist Chapel C a lls Special Meeting Tonight Beauticians Meet A t Leaders Home Legal Notice 1} !>• Valiant l.a-l| J >nn P a llr <*»'•! t»»• N t « « •It* COMPLETE STOCK Twin Singers To Be A t Church Sunday V.2 M l Georgia Grade A-D&D John Duncan, 44, Dies In Accident Macrae has his own prescription for release from nervous ten*ion: Sing! It's as simple as Ihut Forget John H. Dinran. 41. died in an the trunquiliser* and self-help vulomebile aeeident in Sunbury, took* Ju*t sing. I’ a. I*»l Frilay. lie was bum in Marrae realises hi* formula " aycrosi, (,* . and made Ins sounds revol'ingly .imp]? an .I home at 41 E c t Steel M . Orlando. _. — — '‘.*cn n Pollyanna-Uh. Rut he Mr ■''•"''an w.n in (he (nicking n-tries* and Sanford worked for him. • ' » In Orlando -----Survivor* include hlv wife, Mr* one day when “ J'H "ever forget I I wa a kid. ' ' I' wa* singing on mr lr* n nf Orlando; three way home," he recalled. "My dad i in», Pllly I. Duncan. V-'nyrro**, was on the porch and he hear! me Ca ; John 11 Duncan Jr. an-l RETIRF* TOO l i r u - H i v «:n»lng all the w a v down Ihc Robert Duncan both of Orlando: ir* ih-ightcr. Mrs. Jean Volmer of OKEMAII Okla. (API-W illiam '• 1 me. 'Son. a . long H Atwood was just too healthy to M jrmi can -mg like lha*. nothing ( rlando: a brother, Brooks Dan­ in, Jarkionvill*: ami two »l*tf>. take advantage of Ir.nge b,ne- r«n ever M h e r you." 'I n . I.urille Whltlls* of N’m fits during his 36 sear* in ihe pos "I've always remembered that. 'criey; and Mr*. Mary Lee Henlal department. He had arrumu- W h in I worked too h u d rn latcil 2.219 hours of unu<rd >uk start getting tciiM', I vtart sing­ i rrson, Augusta. Ga. Funeral service* will N* at 2.3n Icat* when he retired. ing. It >eem» to clear my mini •in. Thurslay at Bri**on Funeral and give me strength. dome. Burial will b« In Oaklavru "Most people *mg In the bath­ Memorial Park. tub or Hie *howcr. \Vli>7 Because they feel goosl; Ihry're gelling n. BLAST REMAINS MYSTERY fresh, clean start on Hie day. If COCOA iiv— A blast last night they would sing a* other limes ton felt for several mile* in all dirI think Ihcy couM retain that at­ ect'oiu from Ui* government's titude" guided mlstilo base on Florida'* He riled hi* idol Ring Crosby n* Ml untie C'oaat ramalncd a mystery The South Florida "(win sing­ ers" roniisling of a blind piantit. in example of the therapeutic tndvy, fh c public infi rmation office at guitarist will be al the Triumph value of song. One of Itollyniusl'Church, located on West IMh, most relaxed men. Ring is *lwa>- I'atrirk Air For*o Rase wntill tio* bursting Into *ong. largely for hi* lommenl but the poller departSunday night at S o'clock ----- - - - - - - — - . own amusement. Another o ff -tage ment h*re said It Wia informed n *W tinges .* Parry Coma. You ran't la r. ' ing waf expected about ev •‘riea»e comeMil III* cnlng of song , I r 1' ,l> t,.| much more_ relaxed then t'er- 9 to p. nt. EST, the time the hla»t bert rt Cooper, pattor *aid. .......... i -------_ . r / and remain rontciou*. was felt. Rut ) on don't nerd the vocal tal­ Th«* base Is about 43 milci cast ent of a Crosby or Como, Macrae southeast of Oriando on Cape Ca­ aigui-d. Anybody can do it. naveral. • The Celery City Brauticani. Unit No. 46 held a breakfast re­ cently in the "beautiful" home of tb* president, Mrs. Viola Payne located on Cyprus Ave Those allending the breakfast reported they were "very much benefittcd*. 4:** A 4 t t it ( u r » h \iih l i c i t W a lt 4:1* tfupvrmaft i.tMUIftU « si N#»e W«4th«r-Hportt •:I4 llrnUcivpu* I l l s n u i I ch i Theatre ■ Karl.* l» ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- An im TALLAHASSEE iP— The »latc p,,rtant btitin** meeting o f the At i* going to allow an old cannon lo tamonte Baptist rhapet ha* been be movad from a »unkcn wTeck railed for tonight following the In Ihe Florida Key* for Ihe bene- j -jj prayer Service, fd of telavitlon technician* but it -p,,, fpe,-u| meeting has been mint be retumest a* »o«n as po*- ra||,^ f or ,h0p nnvose o f calling a »‘b' ' | Pastor to replace the Rev. Cecil The rsfiucst was made by Ar- Baughman o f Dct-and whose resthur McKe* Jr., operator of a icn»tion became etfectlve Oct. 14 lunkrn treasure museum and hold- RfV. Raughman ha* »ervrd the er of B treasure hunting lca*e in b»eat Ranlivt Chapel a* It* first the area.Terms o f hi* lr**e for- Pastor, for about one and one i bid him to moverrlic* front Ihe half year*, amt ha* resigned to wrrek. ” *“ l return lo school lo further hi* McKee tolJ the Cabinet a tele- work In Ihe ministry. eait of the thlpsvreck it planned The Rev. Paul n . MlildMtm, by CHS on Jan. 20. Orlando, who ha* been substitute I’ ailor here for the past two INTENSIFIED XIvc'VTI'iVtl weeks, will be present for »he TRAINING " " RAINING PROGRAMS I RGED meeting, which Is held *:i Ihe S ' -fTAl.IwRHASSEE CH— Intrrulfied lord building on Altamonte Ave. vocational training programs have -----------------------------been urged for Floridian* to that WARTMOtrTH'8 SINGING END new induttrtr. coming tn the itata HANOVER, N. II. (.1*— Dartwill be able _to_ find technicians mouth College left end Monte Pa*» > t ~ among the home folk. Co ratchet high pa. tea and high The rrrnmmeodaUon wa* made notes. The 1933 all lvy league by the State Industry Advisory choice Is soloist with hts fraternity Committee widch wa* told 163 glee club. new plant* were established in Florida during the first tix months of thla year. Committee member J o s e p h Brenner of Gainc-aviltr, Florida manager for the Sperry Cdrp, said hi* ronmanv h*a b o -i < lo bring in technicians from out* •ile thr state. John I, Galloway, county lax collector, announced today that the tax statemrn's totaling over 16.000 Day Camp To Be Held For Membe Members fovrrlnR ,!,M ,**c* h*vo br«n placed In the mall* an I th*' the Of Girls Auxiliary tax boo’t* will In* n«»n f -- - i * . 11:44 Ml* Shuw 11:14 N *»i * lUa* Off rill ll.O S I MUM.VIAU • 1:14 Ten l-alttra [ i n U««* Sluraina (l«* Caps, karaam a ) M O p » lion** |I:M llarrv Monre till* Arthur si'kifr.r II:l* mrlhe II lllcts’ o NLA ft I*u %% •.llftl.M I -%1 %»‘f I HMMIft Admis.iont: I 1* H iin o n MAN DRAMS W E A R Patricia Curry (Orange City) * 44 \\ f i i M r Ti«0 Th* Hhow Clifford Ingram (Sanford: PRISON SENTENCE * M t *41*1a Ia Kangaroo Mary l.andburg (Sanford) MIAMI jr-K obert E. Terry, 33. * e* Klim fart A Fanrj ta *».» Thl* I i M o f Our« Nancy Lowe (Sanford) drew a five-year prt«on sentence l* '10 Itmil* 1if. <1 Kicll A*hley <Sanfordt in Federal Court yesterday on a I I *IS T h l* latiil nf Oura Visiting Hour*: Private Rooms,' I> J* Mrtfc* It Itlrh guilty plea of burglary at two post %1‘t l HMMIft •offices anJ cashing stolen money It am . to 9 p m . Se-vl-Prtvate Valiant 1-Asf*' Room*. 2 to 4 pin., 7 to 9 p m .;| i: tv I or a nf V.lf• 0 riu r « a . r ,, I . i.s, n . . . Pediatric*. II am . to • p m . Parra \\\\ tfeerrh for Ttimotrow •luMlna f.Uht He was arrested with Robert E. „ am, 6 ran<JfMrent. only Ob.tel 'i •*h.»rtra I *■ 1ll*C A••»*f N'»«| yrr, 36. tn vero Reach after re- rjCi( during feeding of 1 Ht«nd ft* m l l»# nOuntril I t-s turning from a fling in Has ana. babir*. Private Rooms, it a. nt. th* World Turns ; aa our ftl I•• Itfooka lo stil official* charged they paid l0 ;g noon. 2 to 4 p m . and 7 lo *rl« Ilia for the trip by cashing $14,000 9 p m, 7 IS Kttm Kara ] aa Ilia rahoff worth of money onirrs taken from 1 la t'hannal «<i rrntaroatla a California post office. • IS Itri*o •tngn Arniind 1 o* llrtaMer l**r Terry was charged «u h hrr*v. ing into post office* at l«l.vmorad* w stn n -T v jsi Ksosrvii lm tu v a v c i« and North Mlvml Ix-e is to be *s « h x u s u a l u - r u a n o a arraigned Frilay. < M Wild llili lllckok T a x Beaks W ill Be pho tograp h y, salesm an sh ip, pub­ Open For Payment lic information, typing and en­ listment proceduies. (official Tomorrow Morninq Marine Corps Photo) Television Hospital Notes ! Oct. 30 •TKEMF.NDOIS QUARANTINE Admissions: AREA* Robert Plummer (Sanford) LAKKI.AND t.H- T. E. Whit­ Virginia Shaffer (Sanford) more, director of the fruit fly Edward Jones I Osteeni eradication program in Polk CounLorens Girard 'Longwroud) tv. ha* reported establuhmrnl of Births: “ a tremrndou* quarantine area" Raby Girl Coley around Frostproof because of DUrhargrt: fruit fl> find* this week Hetty Pell and baby girl (Osteen) Whitmore »aid t 'c tic have Ossie Bomcry and baby boy been found in this big Central (Sanford) Florid* ci’.rus county in two Elisabeth Wurth iDeRaryi spot* near Frostproof, one near Ret. Gold Jackson (Maitland) llabton Park and one near here. on. 3i Mr* Mary AHro Dobson M. : died at S S3 p nt. la>t night at the home nf her ton ami daughtcr-In|law. Mr and Mr*. A. K. Dobson. [Citrus Ht|ghl*. Mrs. Dobson hail hail a lengthy [ illness. She came to Sanford in 191* from lljmpton. S. C. She wa* born in Hampton Feb. 1, 1570. She was a member of the Primij live Baptist Church in Crocket*ville. S. C. Survivor* include two son*. A K. Dobson anil K C. Dobson, of Sanford: two grunt laughter*. Mr*. |Lola Dropchuk, P.-datka and Mr*, i Mary Jane Hawkins of Sanford; two grandson*. Walter L. Dobson. Miami and Charles (sonant Himes, Sanford: and one great granddaughter, Janet Hawkins, Sanford Funeral a m ices will be hr Id •at It am . tomorrow morning. Nos. _______________I. at flrmon Funeral Home with PAItltU ISLAND. S C. (FHTNCI ,hr KcV P Hr" k* Jr » nd lhp - graduated from Recruiter* Her. Perry L. Stone officiating, school at -the -Marine Corps P.e- Hurial will be in Kvrrgrern :rult Depot, Parri* Island. N.C. |Cemetery. 31* '*>Jt. Fd-vsrd J Rax Pallbearer* arc: -V. I. Ilicra, ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Amo. Gin-ding. Chir'v Mkmson. J. H a lt e r o f QcUWa, and husband W. II Young. O. D. Landress. and of the former Alias Gudda Uryan id W F. Harriett. Dania. has been assigned duty al Chicago, III During the six weeks course he received Instruction in Marine Corps history, movie pro r : lor*. taps re cording*, THE 8APTFORD HERALD Wed.. Oct. SI. 1056, Paje T Y ELLO W ONIONS 3 10c | n �T •" < i - m ¥ :t' •■■<-■} e. •**»..* ^ _ ? * • “' • £".A ■.• if? . i •- v THB SANFORD HERALD Page 8. Wed.. Oct. 81, 1988 THEOLD HOME TOWN Bv STANLEY * lUttowwOm** Little America Occupants Get 1st Mail In 8 Months MCMURD SOUND. Antarctic. —A group of T3 tnowbound American occupant* of Little, America No. 5 read their flrat let­ ter* from home In eifht month* Monday. Some 300 pound* of mall wai flown In Suntay to the bate perrhrd on Rom Ice *helf aome 300 mile* eait of the McMurdo Sound headquarter* for advance unit* i America'* International Geophyilcal Year eapcditlon in the ant­ arctic. The mall plane’* pilot, Lt. Cmdr. Edward Franklewict of Rutland. Vt„ laid the ba'c u h r e , the (roup *pent the aobtero winter waa *o buried In *now It wa* bare­ ly vluble. Only the radio tower* (howed near the itation. The copilot, Lt. Jim Waldron of Chamhlre, Ga.. »ald ** *oon a* { the pltne touched down, a half doren bearded men ruihed up, aikinf. "Where’* the mall?’* The plan* brought nine tack* of mail to the liolated bate—the fin t tince February. FINALLY GETS HERE SAN DIEGO, Calif, r Jvrk Tbompton, a veteran of a yeare a m ice in the U. s Navy, never «at foot on the continental United State* until recently. Thomp*on, a reaident of Wahia- ........................................... ................ ..................................... —— —— — — f wa on the liland of Oahu. Hawaii, eitabliahed by the Navy In SaSPEEDY PATS | Oil. DEAR * came to San Diego to compete In tnM jn J90| NOGALES, Arir. f —"W baf* DES MOINES (A P j—The Iowa a navy tenni* tournament. A na-j . . your name?” aiked Officer Loui* Conn-nation Commi»»t<>n *ay-> in live of American Samoa, he join-1 A n ,r ,h‘’ *u*fd wa* diibanded jj0|#i 0j , *pccding motorut. the summary of regulation* on ed the Navy and went fn I9SI, Thompton and hl« family I "Speedy/* replied the driver. the back of the ne* Mate deer recruit training there In 1931. He moved to Hawaii. He ha* been »taYtoreo Speedy of Tucaon. paid hunting licentet: wa* aulgned to the famcil Kila tioned there tince that linn- a* a S2S fine in police court — for “ Dear of any age or »ex may Fita Guard, a tpecial organiiation ; a member of the regular navy. Speeding. be taken . L ittle IFlSMINS UlAtM’T So” F o lk s by B /U M D E Del Monte O M .lO tL L , I OOa/T CARE. Peaches UHEM I (SiT MO ME ILL HAVE DIMMER UMTM AU. THAT 6000 FOOO FROTl W ADE'S 2 !i nice c*n SunEXMKT. 29c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY COPELAND'S SMOKED ft HOCK LESS PlfM K S “ 29c COFFEE SAUCE SWIFTS PREMIUM BABY DEEP CHUCK ROAST “ ■39c STEAKS S - 69c CHASE ft SANHORN I N S T A NT (mu. jar (.100 eize cane) $1.19 2 -39c SCOT LEAN FRESH o w n i k o .M .i) 45c T I S S U E roll 10c FLOUR 10 lb. bag 89c SAUSAGE - 49c Apple Sauce 2 for 35c SLICED BACON Lb. 49c SALM ON 49c BAG SAUSAGE 39c Sweet Potatoes 19c FROZEN FOODS Strawberries 4 for 79c Tomato Sauce3-25c Half «*r Whole PORK LOINS I.B. GOLD MEDAL TARNOW COUNTRY SMOKED WHITE HOUSE . 301 CANS HORMEL’S DAIRY DRAND ALASKA TALL CAN HORMEL'S PURE PORK TATERTOWN 2 4 Siie Can HUNTS FROSTY ACRES Can* 10 og. pkg*. SEAI’ ACK PRODUCE 10 oz. pkg. Breaded Shrimp 49c IDAHO BAKINfi Potatoes 5 lbs. 29c 3 lbs. 13c YELLOW Standard Tomatoes jO 303 can each ONIONS GOLDEN RII'E BANANAS 3 lbs. 29c JONATHAN APPLES 4 lb. bag 45c FLORIDA CRYSTAL J \ W A D E 'S SW FAfKAW . • OUAMfTTYMNTII . K ig S K •JNVVCUUS8 M QUALITY (MATS *'BOl I•» LVJ j.. • �»r: I*—PIANO SERVICE I.. L Sill — Plano Technician I'hone 2161 Route 1, Sanford ?• THU 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD FINANCIAL • niG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS 31-INSURA.NCE 21—ROOFING-PLUMBING WAYr to CLASSIFIED ADS 1 LIVESTOCK MERCHANDISE - $ 179 . tiouW Jl AUTOMOTIVE RENTA US ^ 6 gooj rendition. $6(J0. Call 2>J07. LEARN Hawaiian Dancing, 3 yr*. up. Adelc Heilman, I'h. 2224 J. 1931 Ford Victoria, very clean. Radio, healer, w w lire*. $433. Cushman molar scooter, $95. 306 W. Second St. 2 * - l i r t . r WANITD—FEMALE • EMPLOYMENT Waitreis wanted, Apply Touchtun Drug Co., Mr. Gilpin. • BUSINESS SERVICES BARG AINS WORTH Baby sillers with transportation. Ph. 552-M. 18—BEAUTY PARLORS I.UIIES . . . Modern Air-conditioned Salon Spend 3-4 hours dally represent­ lln r r ie tt’ ft Ilenufy Nuuk ing Avon Cosmetics. Liberal 105 S. Oak I'h. 971 rommikriun. Contact Mrs. J. Russell, 1’ . O. Box 375, Orlando. S P E C IA L $10 ptrminent, $I U WOMEN sew easy ready-cut EVA BESS B K A U T Y SHOP house coat* home. Ear.i from Phone 543 $17.40 to $26 16 doien. Write— Accurate Style, Freeport, N. Y. IT-BUILUIMi—REPAIRS PAINTING 28-MALE or FEMALE WOOLSEY $20 00 dally. Sett Luminous Door Plates. Write Reeves. Dept. No. FInU he* 150 Attleboro, Mass. Free sam­ F o r Y ou r Boat ples. R enkarik G laai Pnlnl Co 29—SALESMEN • AGENTS 112114 W. 2nd St. I’ hone 320 NEWSPAPER street iilesboyi. Far Painting call Mr. Tnsker, Ph. Agei 8 to 12. Apply to Mark MB-XR. Room special $14 85. Heirs, The Sanrohl Herald, after school. FLOOR sanding and finishing. Cleaning, waxhtg. Serving Semi­ 30—WORK WANTED. FEMALE nole county since 1925. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary This ad it a frre guest pass lo the Movieland Kilo-In Theatre for GAIN MORE SPACE In your Ernest W Smart, Sanford. home with storage wall*, builtExp. Nov. 9, 1956. in eupboards. shelves, etc. See HILL LUMBER k SUPPLY YARD for esiy-U-follow plans Baby sitting, references. 1013-M. and quality materials at econ­ Laundry, curtains done at home. omy prices. H3 W. 3rd SL Ph. 1219-J. PIIONE 13 "Tbe Laimber Num32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES her". • Used Fu rniture Marine and $1200 Green Plastic and Valour Loung* Chiir ............ $12 00 Solid Oak De-k Chair ------------- $15.00 Green Plastic Platform Rocker •**— *••mieMMie $23.00 Blue Tapestry Platform Rocker .. »■*» $1000 Blue V*lour Hi-Back Rockers (N EW) ................ $2195 isoweno* Maple Cricket Chair ................... —•••••••te*M« ste $ 600 l/vrge 3 Pe Bedroom Sulle Solid Magnolia. Like new . . . . . - — m m a m m m m m ww•a $250 00 Peel Cane Settee — ................ - $20.00 large Peel Cane Table ............ Doub'e Door WarJrobe (NEW) Large Oak Buffet . . $1300 «**••«• ••**••0•••• $50 00 — •itewswieseisie Glass Door Kitchen China Cabin i t o n iim ih m im i $20 no $33 00 THE SANFORD HERALD Wed.. Oct. 31. 19S6. Par* • 5*— AP TS—HOUSES—ROOMS 3 room apt., aJulls. 1113 Park. COMPLETE MODERN INSURANCE WILSONNAIEB PLUMBING All the NEW KINDS of fire and New and Ueed Furniture Contract and Repair Work casualty. Insurance available In 311 E. First St. Phone 958 Free Eatimatea the best of Companies at Low­ It. U IIARVEY est Rales to tboio who qualify Used furniture, appliances, tools, 201 Sanford Av*. Phon* 1622 Consult B A L L INSU RANGE etc. Bought-sold. Larry’* Mar AGENCY. 204 8. Park Ave., 321 E a st.1st. St. Phone 1831. W. J. KING Sanford, Fla. Plumhinr Conractor All Oil Fired Healer* 33-MONKY TO LOAN 2nd ANNIVERSARY Cleaned and Serviced IN OUR 2534 Oriau. -n. M AlITO LOANS SANFORD LOCATION COST LESS whit you want CERAMIC TILE AT Echols Hl-Riier ............... $94.5o Paul F. Mueller A Son i’h. 1S4 Sofa Bed and Chair ....... W 0" Florida State Bank Free eatimale. Quality work. Hollywood Bed ............... <9.50 OF SANFORD Free headboards on Hollywood Thia i* a free guest part to the Beds Prairie Lake Drive-In Theatre All Dinette Sets Discounted for Don Stowell. Enterprise. 1133 00 Bunk B ell ......... 1119.00 Exp. Nov. 9, 1956. 38— DOGS— CATS—PUTS 1A—PLACES to EAT 3-Room Groups ....... ... 295ra> Thoroughbred Persion kitten for 3-l’ c. Curved Sectional* .. 193 00 COT INSOMNIA? , N H a night­ I'l l MIIISG A IIi:AT ING sale. $15. Ph. 539J. ____ cap? We're open 'til 2 a.m. Septic Tank Installation & Service (Fuam Rubber) KuOtM-r) •very night but Sunday. THE iieater Service. Arrhle C. Har BEDROOM: DOGGIE DINER A UAIt, U k c iett. Phono 734-W or 1335. Double Dresser Mary. Bevrlrd Mirror 43—ARTICI.ES FOR SALE Bookrase Bed 6—PERSONAL NOTICES lnnrr*pnng Matin--* We buy and tell used furniture ROLLAWAY, lloapltal and Uaby Box Spring (2 pillows FREE) Paying lop cash prices for any Beda Day. Week, or Month— B & sm vw thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Tel. 1125. Furniture Center — ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2053-W. Sec our new line of fl.ior covering LoniracLnf and Repair 116 Wcat First SL ani complete home furnishings. INI Sanford Ate. I'hone 1113 " T-Shirt s, 48c. Sleeping bags, FREE DELIVERY WELCOME GIFTS cot*, blanket*, tarpaulins. Army ECHOLS REDDING CO. Plumbing. Kresky Healing that are long cherished arc easy Navy Surplu*. 310 Sanford Ave- Corner 2nd k Magnolia. Ph. 1232 M. G. IIOOGES to lelcct frtm Powell'* varied "Bud Bamberger" 9lgr. Service on All Water Pump*— — Factory to Y< Hock. Come in and look around Open Monday's lil 9:00 p.m. Aluminum Wells Drilled — Pumps 135? ROYAL PORTABLE VISIT OCR BALCONY Venetian Blind* Piola Road. Phone 700 TYPEWRITERS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom No Down Payment 22—SPECIAL NOTICES rail with plastic ends. Plastw 21 Month* To Pay or rayon tapis. Cotton or nylon FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Lay-Away Now for Chriatmaa CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING —at Warehouse Prices, visit conli. . . . _ POWELL’S OFFICE St Pi'Ll Slip Lover* and Drape* UERRY'S. We are experts at as­ Srnknrik Gian* and I’aint Co 117 8. Magnolia i'hone D8G STANLEY KUI.P sisting sou to secure gracious 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 PHONE 2856 J. good looks with functional con­ venience. Today's best buys in BARGAIN! Ap». m e gas range, GATLIN BROTUERS nationally advertised furniture perfect condition. Call at 2*00 Dragline k Uulldoter Service 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwold. Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495W Senior! First St. I'hone 1687 for Even­ Sell Your Car lo ing Appointment. HOY REEL ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call ENJOY' a shopping »pr»c on your SMALL CHANGE. F. M. B. 6c. 10c 306 W. Scconl St. Ralph Ray. 3150 A 25c store. 321 S Sanford Mr*. Housewife. . . S—BOATS AND MOTORS FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * Repossessed freeier. in use 3 How's >our blanket situation? Well Drilling, HOWARD C. month*. Assume payments. Ph. We Have a fine selection of orEvlnrude Sale* A Service LONG. Phone 3*8 207 Kaat Ion, nylon, cotton, wool and mix1382. ROBSON Sporting (JcmkIh Commercial Ave. _________ e l fabric M l I at. SL Phone Ml Sandbox, adjustable top A metal B L A N K E T S ENVELOPES. Letterhead*. statebottom. $6. Ph. 17*9 J. 63 95 to (13 95 l i f t . Runabout Including motor mints, Invoices, band Dillt, and ^ ___ ___. _ . ' G A R K E T T ' 8 1150. 830 Eieimbla Dr., Phon* program*. *tc. Progreaaive 5 Room Duo-Therm spae* heatar, j jyjE. y-irst St. Phone 1122 Printing Co. Phone 406 — 403 included. $35. I’ hooc !T76-n. drum Welt 13th St. 2158-IJ. 48-FARM and GARDEN 12—TRAILERS FOR EVERYTHING In hardware HEAR the NEW V.M. Tape Re­ and paint nec—Hill Hardware corder. $13 Down. Wieboldt'a Home grown Marion Market Cab­ 11 will nay YOU to a«* us before bage Plants. R. F. Crenshaw, Co., 301 E. lit SL, Phone 53 Camera Shop, 210 S. Park Ave. you buy. Open Evening* and Ph. 1711-W. Sunday*. Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. For Sale: Wood burning kitchen • Eaataide Trailer Sale* We build, design and rclinish. range. Good condition. Ph. 1382. Peat Compost (Dartwelder's) 40e Palatka, Fla. Isu. bag. GRAPEVILI.E NUR­ See at 918 French, Ph. 52-lt. 44—APPLIANCES SERY, Grapevillr Ave., I'houe 1354 Va-Ka-Shun-Ette, 10-ft. houseto HOUR Alarm Clock*. Guarantc 2058. trailer, ''light a* a baby carri­ ed 81.89. Sanford Jewelry k FR1G1DAIKK appliances, asle age". perfect for Vacationing. and service. G. II. High. Ovlido Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave. Only 1250, and aiauma payment*. Fla. i'hone FO-5-3315 or San ||i>u*e (leaning- Windows, Floor*. PHONE 1020-J.______ ford 1642-W after 6 pm«. 54—APTH—HOUSER- ROOMS (Hike. Call 1II8-J, D. C. Caldwell Sales • • Service F or Sale: 1955 "Buddy" (6 ft, SINGER house trailer with 30' cabana. PUMPS k SPRINKLER VELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Sewing Machines SYSIKMS Call 1S34-XW. ____________ private baths. 114 W. First Hi All type* and »iie», Inatalled o AUo parts, accessories for all makes of sewing machines of Desirable (urn girage V '“ Do It Yourself.’* T r u cks Amufiean and Euinpeaa- mean* 6 i$ idB ft * ) sa i s H —» ■ »— WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 8 T I N K fncture. ATTENTION LONG DISTANCE Avalon Apt*. Kfleieney, Ph. 72U-W Mitcltino and Supply «'<•. TRUCKERS, Great Dane 3» All Repair Work Fully Guarantee.! and 35 loot uird all aluminum 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. « Furn. Cottage, r e a s o n a b l e . 106 K. SECONJ1 ST. produce van*. AUo two 1953 Dia­ Located on 17-92. Ph. 3010 W1 This l* a fire guest paa* to the mond T 180 HP Cummin* Die­ Prairir Lake Drive-In Theatre Coldwall Frigidaire. Excellent con­ 2-lledrnom house partially furn sel sleeper tractor*. Excellent for Mrs. John Chuikly Jr., dition. S--C at Lillie Venice. W. condition. Great Dane-DiamomI (70 mo. Call 998Lake Mary. Crystal Dr. 3th home on left. T, 103 So. Urangr llluiiom elxp. Nov. 3, '356. llose Court 6 room apartments, Trail. Orlando 5-3051. N ig h t45-BUILDING MATERIAL** furnished. Kitchen equipped. Call Mr. Reeve* 3 1209 C'ROSI.KY 1IKNDIX Phone 1494. Sal"* iini ■ \ ice METAL ROOFING 14—USED CARS HAN DAI.I, Now in stock. S-V Crimp—' i " 5 room unfurn. apt. Newly decora­ Electric Company Corrugated '— 2 'i " Corrugated 1949 NASH Super 4 dr. *edan.; ted. 1*1 Celery Ph. 803-VV. Gel . I Your roofing need- at Good body and motor need* Service— Quality —.Satisfaction tome Tran*, work. Radio, heat­ Ph. 113 Sanford 28JT-J-3 De Ilary 2 and 3 bedroom cement nl.u-k Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. er above average Urea. $73 no lake front homr*. $*5. A (AS. Out West 13th St. cash. See at 203 E. 21it. St. .Vit­ unfurnished. Phene 1129. St. T. V. SKUVIt’ E 16— BL'SINI.S8 EQUIPMENT er 5:30 p.m. Day or Night John Realty Co. SEMINOLE I V. 1953 Delair 4 door Chevrolet. Radio HAYNES Office Machine Co. Efficiency apt. Hi-way 17-92 So. 501 Celery — Ph. 1255-J. k Heater, white nail tires, City Limit*. Hlutnbcrland Court. Typewriters, adding machine* Power Glide. Phone I3S6-M. Home Improvement Salrs-Rentali, 314 Mag., Ph. «4 See Seminole Really for Desir­ I/i.in service DOES THIS BEAUTIFUL FALL 8 ft Sola fountain and bar in A-t able House* and Apts. Phuno 27. GKKGUHY LUMBER WEATHER make you want to condition. Also 6 east iron, leath­ 6th k Maple — Phone 2M2 get out on the highway and gu er upholstered bar stool*. Perfect New 2-bedroom housei, kitrhrn equipped. Phone 443 or write , . .go. . .go? Then ace Ray Her­ LIVE BAIT for small business getting start­ Jack rlynt, Bov 302, Sanford. ron for real value* In USED Shiners, Speckled Perch Bait ed Worth over (l.noo will sacri­ CARS. I'hone 2(56, or after fi fice for $345 complete. Ph. 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen equipp­ p.m., phone 1343-W........... DIE f Inning Grocery— E. Geneva Ave. 1020-J. ed. spaee hester. Th. 2835-W '67 PONT 1ACS ARE COM ING 1 !3—SCHOOLK-I.NSTRt'CnON Ph. T ,,T '* ' v y * THE CARD OF THANKS 3 room unfurnished apL Phone 1970. Very often a Card at Thanks in th* Sanford H*rald meats a *n| which is difficult to fill in any other way. Not only is It a endow * expression of -gratitude to those who have sent floral tribute* but also courteously acknowledges th# services and kindnesses o f the many to whom a persona! not* o f thanks cannot well be mailed. Newspaper Cards of Thank* are accepted a* socially car* rect. Emily Post, the notcj authority on etiquette, feels they aarvf f o c j uses. tf N many goed There Is no Prescribed form for a Card uf Thanks. It aa brief or a* detailed a* you desire. When th* occasion com** ind a sympathetlcallv understanding member o f our staff*to assist .-ou. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable for Winter Tourist. Private bath A shower. Steam heat. Inquire .Manuel Jacobson across from Post Office. caa be you will Furnished 2-bedroom house, ad­ ults. Pb. 1391-J, Room for rent with kitchen pri­ vileges to couple. Ph. 2861-W. TI1E "IN MEMOUIUM" NOTICE Mi Reynolds Apts. 2500 Sanford Ave. 1 bedroom furnished apL 1/iw rmt. Apply api. No. 1 or call 1(94. It is the cuitoes of manv families in this country to commsmornta t bereavement by an “ In Memorlum" notice In newspaper classified r*v I III ns rt a They 1"Ivi-vf ffind m I a a * as I « $—- M« ——s_l _nt a column*. teal *olacr stherein. 9Preparation or _selection *f I suitable Vcr-C brings back to m, them IVtn iriniri, lender, |iir*-*npleasant rrcuurc recollection!. A t -Ilira Cook, the English poet lias so beautifully expressed it: "How cruelly sweet nro tho echoes that start When memory plays an old tune on the heart." **• , fr/f l ‘ently an In Memorlum is inserted on the anniversary >f dc-vth. However, other dates, which it ts felt are appropriate *qr nennlng'ul aro ntio selected. The birthday of tbe departed, weddtng anniversary, .Memorial Day, even Christmas are among significant occasion, chosen. If vou are hr*it*nt |0 express your tender thoughtJ in poetic form* cou may avail yourself of the Iferald'a collection of original v e r m ; These esprr** In poetic beaulv the emotion* of the heartatrinn. Vmong thrm are venes appropriate to any circumstance. Unfurnished 2 bedroom apt., like new. Near shopping center A school. 2613 S. Elm. No pets please. M a y fa ir-3 bedroom. 1 bath home. Call 1450-J after 6 p. m. the 2 Room upstairs furnished apL Private bath; adults only; 417 i W ||th St. Phoue I217-W, night*. • REAL ESTATE THE KATE 41— FARMS AND GROVES 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom house, large barn. All equipment ami machinery. Easy terms. Ph. 1383-J, P. O. Box 1154. 65—HOMES $-23 DOWN 1 Bcdro-iu* ami Carport* Terrarto Floors Kltehei. Equipped •N'lee Residential l/KStnu Landsesped Yards Ready fur occupancy in 2 weeks RITA CONSTANCE had little trouble In winning the title of Ml-* Seafarer nt the annual Hoys' Apparel Manufacture!* Association In New York City. Over 9 Million To Get Old Age, Survivors Benefits A. K. SHOEMAKER, JIL WASHINGTON T — The Social Security Admlnirtralion said that Builder I'hone 199! 1800 Mrllonville more than nine million person* will 1m- receiving felrr.il old age I.AKE FROM and survivors monthly Irencfil* by New threo bedroom house on Nov. 20. • Lake Emma. One anj ba If tiled Commissioner Charles I. Schottbstha. Florida room. lx>t il l j x 223'. Turn So. one mil* at; land also predicted the f'lMire would rise above 10 million by the Oaklawn Cemetery, middle of 1357. 2-bcdroom home. 200 ft. Fenced The estimated November total corner lot, oak trees, By Owner. one million stealer than that l.s*t Phone 1714-J. January, would 'n.!ude *even mil­ lion beneficiaries over 65 year* of age aiul two million children, wives and widow, under 65. The commissioner attributed the TIRED imrea-c in Ihe benefit mil. to ex­ pansion of coverage In recent uf thu aamu uld thing? years, a more liberal rrtirrnient See the spacious new tu*irfull> le*l, reduction in the age for diffrri-nt homes in —, — South I’inecrest Sanfori women claimant* to 62. and in­ Grove Manors Hanfon crease in the >ue of Ihe msur.J Valencia Villas DeLanv population. IMMEDIATE * OCCUPANCY 67—BROKERS and REALTORS ideally Situated Luxuriously Planned Moderately Priced Registered Rrul U-tatr limber Phone 2871 17-32 at Hiawatha ROSA L. PAYTON . PIIONE 927* for CHERRY Re«l Estate Brokerage — Notary 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 •nl 2 baths situated nn large, 1219 W nth S'. Rear Barber Shop artistically landscaped lot*. Till* ad Is a free pass to Ihe ItiU Paved streets and all other Theatre for Mrs. (.'.'laile* E. city conveniences make the«e Witt. Sanford. colonies of owner-occupied Exp. Nov. 9, 1956. homes truly delightful places to live. Designed, Built and Fold ODIIAM & TUDOR Inc. Builder* of Fine Home* For Florida Living REALTOR Raymond l.tindiiuinf, ASSOCIATE Phone 1673. Allanllr Bank Bldg. I.Ol II AKIIOIt Sir this charming 3 bedroom home, situated where really value* urr increasing steallly.l t hoice »h.vdv lot, hardwood riiHux thioiighoul, convenient' all ebctrlc ktlehrn with bit-akfa-t har. while tile loof arid 2 Bedroom I’ ll House, Wynnewi. -d lolv uf closet space all add la Range, Refrigerator A llraltr. Hardwood Floor*, Tile Bath. the delight of owning this home. I.quily $80o Ph. 799-R. $»» 67 per month, VA. tV. II. "B ill" STUMPER Gay Allrn, A*,oclste Arlrlie I'rlre, Avoseislr Itrallnr —■(irnrral ln-uranrr Phone 905 or 2122 111 Y Park Av*. YOU'LL LOVE TitlS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK RETIREMENT HOME loo fret lahi frontage. 2 -bedroom 2 BEDROOM HOME frame house, modern kilehrn Thi* home ha* large living loom and living room. Jalousies! Flori­ with firrplaee, 2 ritra lirg) da room, separate frame gar­ bedroom*, dining room, kitchen age, large lot with hard road with plenty of eabinei*. break­ frontage, I Urge oak riurlr fast room and nice screened in Dees, well land<cn|H*d, outside porch. city. ALL FOR $7,71*1 Beaulifully Ismlseatied giounds with outride sprinkling *)»(rm, renlral heating for extra rnm- ^ SAIF. ^jalot* I'frafhj ( fort. Excellrnl lesidrntial Iocs$5 017 lion . . . 2417 LAUREL AVE a . n. rrT E rtsoN ODHAM k TUDOR. INC. Broker Associates. A. !). Peterson $5 00 2625 8. French Ave. Jr., P. J. Cbevtcrson, Garfield I’honn 2H«) — 2380 Willftu, John 3lrl*rh and It W $5 00 Williams. A. C. Duudney, l/vnd broom house in Enleipri-e. Lot $12 no Surv9ior. 135’ x 155'. $6,000. Terms con­ H6 N. Park Ave I'hone H?J sidered by owner. J- P. Coul$5 00 lietle. Enterpriir, Thi* ad is a free pais lo the $10 00 Movieland Ride-In Theatre for House fog sale— 2 bedroom, tile Mr*. Eunice Rabetle, Ultle $200 floors. Venetian blind*, fenced Venlcf. in back yard, landscaped. $700. Equity $38 month. 1313 Summ­ Consult A REALTOR First 148 00 erlin. Phone 2371-R. CL'LLKN ANI) HAKKKY $10.00 IM N. Park Ave. Phone 2313 $20 00 $10 00 $23 00 l/>ts in I'inrcrest section. I'HONE 857-J. $7.00 67—BROKERS and REALTORS $20 00 $1000 Seminole Realty Mather O f Sanford ^,• _» , * h —- - —-— mjf dp* •* *maM> # 1 t t Release Wednesday. Oct. 31.-195* DAILY C R O S S W O R D 5 Sum up Ai n o s * 6. Prickly 1 Father envelope of 5. Asleep a fruit 9. Aluminum 7 Cheese sulphate 9. Reduced 10. Type of ' in rank ranch It. Viper It. Fragrance 73 Atvumutate 12.1’tay 73 Sweet 71 Flimsy potsta 16 Mother 19 Music note 17. Koothke 20. Let it stand organ <print.) 18 Cereal 22. Uonlcr gtsln* 2). At home 21 Tantalum 21. Nalls i»ym ) 22. Hostilities 24. Lump of • T“ earth 1 / 27. Finishes / 28 largest host of a sailing vessel 52 Jewish month ' 33 Ages 31 Genus of I grass 37. Tiny au tivi u ’J .:u • J t lU U l) i-7>771: 1 1 23 HerboMirtf.? aceous G 'jtdivjfji-: riant Util MOIIC32J '}?. ilt.11118 IK t j " •' 24 ForMl8tiOI4L,t1CD ward 'jw n L’ J I'itdii * 29. Small tin .doiiivsia ;u boy u oannsn (slang) □3143)4 IJ tll'iU MWf.'UU KTiX .I J 20. Single KUUU a u 'j j unit 31. Affirm Ytsietesv's Aaswse 31. French soldier 40 Muse of 23. System history 26. Corroded 42. Man s 2$. Noble­ nickname man 43. Half tmi 7“ *“ 29 Accompany 41 Kind of rock 41 t.esve off 1 T 47. Gifts to the floor 4* Journey DOWN ! Talk idist ) ? 'Fragrant woods 1 Cougar 4 River (3o. Ami T •i TT ~s~ TT • i TT 1 IV v> 31 ir TT *i 46 Vex % * TT" it* T T a vvltsble 45 Metal ,si V / TV" - ■ TT 1$4 L itr _ IT 1 ?r1 TT % 2 *• **l" 1y y . *r 1 i m I J m Personality Gives Clue To Tension Headaches ly HUMAN N. IUN0IHN, M.D. THERE S one thing I dxre ray find Ibsmaelrei unable to many Democratic and Republl their own high standard*. Q$> ran candidates have In eoinmnn wardly, they are threatened fep Hirse day*. And many of you rage and anxiety. pmbably share It wttlt them. In many ease*, the hewdsoh* With all the rxellrment of the l* prtciptutad by problem* o t -losing days of the political cam* aggression and anger. Tha a m igii, tension headache tin- age patient, however, usually la lUbtrd'y is a big problem among unaware that anger play* e a r .ie voters as well ,u the candt- role In triggering the headache. I datri. Symptomatic H oadacheo - , Sitahle Problem While tension headache* fa*** Even under more ordinary cir­ no special characterletlea to dls>' cumstances. tension headarfie Is anguish them Ircm irmptomaUa a rlrxble problem. Doctor* gen hesdachet, the attack* are con­ rrally concede that this U the stant or dally In 90 per cent o f most common type of hradsrhe. Hie rases. Most persons bothrrrd with Seldom Is there any Indication teiuioit hraiUrlie me over Uir that an attack ts about to occur. age ot 20 . About twice as many Victim* describe the pain aa womrn are afire ted as are men "dull." “ throbblngror "preaetnf," Many victims of frequent head­ and It may vary In typ# Croaa ache* have a long family history time to time. uf similar trouble. Most frequently, Ute pain la Since emotions obviously play located In the beck of the head a major rote In this typo of lipad- and neck. Sometimes It center* ncite. It seems natural that a par­ in the front of the head or tha ticular type of peraonallty Is most tide and temples. Oeeadonalty, IB likely to atifTer from thu cvndl- D generally .11fluted or may fa* non. And most studies i-rr this more .severe In the top of tha limit. Hie eyes or evrn tha face. out. QUL5TION AND ANIWU Woll Adluated LUa I). n : I have been told that X I don't mean that Die ’. :lon headache patient Is nt - arlly have too much Insulin In my eyaneurotic. He may have .-^veB-tem. What la the causa o f thia? ' adjusted life. I Answer: This U usually cattaad Generally, however, he Is a by overwctlrtty of tha paacrat^ use. rigid, ambitious, driving a gland In the abdomen whkfa ..crfectlonlrt. gives off Insulin Into the blood. Many victim* of frrqu-.nt ten- Eometlmee this overacUTtty la alcn headaches, for some reason,'due to a tumor growth. C I K i ' I l M iM th W ’ »» ' ' m U, I n . ci^-uris BALL REALTY And INSURANCE 2-B.R. home, modem, like a doll home inside. Total price $6.- 2o4 So. Park Ave. — Phone 360 Porcelain-Top Kitchen Table 6iO. (1,173 down, $41.08 per mo. with 2 all-steel Chain ........... ••...................... .... $20 00 $10 0>) Beaultful lot on Yankee Lake, loo OZlEIt REALTY CO x 643. Paved roed. pumped in Laura R. Drier, Realtor Like New 6-Pe. Chrome Dinette . .. $60 00 $40 00 sand beac.i, high land. Hat*) M. Field. At«celate 2601 So Orlando llwy. I'h. 1353 $75 00 $35 00 • ................. — EVENINGS: 3115 and 730 Duncan i'hyfc Sofa ....... $30 00 $15 00 Vf. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO 46-REAL ESTATE WANTED Maple Arm Sofa Bed ........... ••*•••••••• •MM*« $25.00 $1200 REALTORS 1901 Perk Ate Phone 27 er 14$ 2-Pc. Modern Loose-cushion We have a buyer for a 3-OIt Living Room Suite —....... masonry home in good residen­ $40.00 $23 00 REAL ESTATE DEIVETlT* tial section, must be modern. 2544 French At * ues May Be Purchased On Ka*y If your home li for isle, please J. W. MALI*, RKALTOK Terms. contact Seminole Really, Phone Johnny Walker, Associate MeRANEY-HMITIl PAINTS Grocery k Filling SteUon. Well 27. "Call Hall" Phono 1758 S41I S. Park Phone 1201 establish* J business, good IncaIF IT IS REAL ESTATE Ted Burnett Uon" Whl,e n*l*hborhood. ReaCHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S oak Crumley 4k Montelth for PAINTING I ,on *or »lekne»s. Pbone : through Classified adr. I /t an at 117 8outh Park. Phone 77 HOI Grandview Phone 1952-M. Sanford. Fla. ' 2u3 09 Eaal First St. Phene 127 experienced ad writer asslai you. Tbqg Know M*eMMt«#«$eM Lards of 1 lianas are $1.00 per InsrrUon regardlesa o f site. In Vlrmorium n.itircs. dun to hr fact they may run to ron-id*rable rngth, are billed at $ 1.00 per column Inch. Robert A. Williams SALES OFFICE 2625 8. Freni h Avenue Phone 2100 and 2VS»I Thu ad is a free pass tu the Hill Theatre for Mrs. Gustave Bam­ berger, Sanford. Exp. Nuv. 9. 1356. other BILLS HARD things you re through Call 1821. TO PAT? Sell through wi t h Want Ads for CASH. �V •*. 7* .r . Mgai • "p t ' 1 .->1® ■■■'.<’ ' *j ‘ '• ‘ T~ ’ ■'r ‘ rX * ?____ ____ •_______ ______► THE SANFORD HERALD P«H 10. Wed., Oct 31, 1956 O U R Navy Jet Fighter Shoots Self Down G O A L T O GIVE BALTIMORE (A P > -T h » BaM■Mr* Evening Sun said Thursday • new Nary Jet fighter, flying #* n p m o n le ipeed, shot lUelf down by running Into cannon ihelli It bad fired tecondi before. atory by Donald Brenner, tha paper quoted the Mary In Waihlncton that the fantastic ac­ cident— first of Ita type In avia­ tion Malory—occurred laat month While a teat pilot wa» tr- f‘ new 10mm. cannon* over the At­ lantic Ocean near Long laland. Uremner *ald te*t pilot Tr’n Attridge was making a aerlt* of Siring run* Sept, tl In an F llF l, a new alnginweat carrier—bated fighter atill undergoing teata by the Grumann Engineering Aircraft Co. The article aald the Nary gave thl* account: The pilot’* minion « i * to reach a certain *pecd and lc*t the four cannon* at that *prrd by firing them Into the ocean. He put hi* Jet into a ahaIlow dive at a apeed of MO m.pJi. Some WOO feet above the water u d fired a four-eecond burst front his cannons After a pauae. he fired another four-*eeo«Ml buret A . te rtM’ lwd the second round YOU Q U A LIT Y Merchandise Ia a .1 At Money Saving PRICES VMA OttO, typUt at the V.B. Zir.bauy In Prague, arrives at Idlewtld Airport, New York, at­ tar being expelled by the Communtit Catch government. She waa accuaed by tha Red* of traveling with document* Iden­ tifying her a* a Circh clilren. American official* denied the had engaged tn erplonage or broken a law, (International) ^ S T A R l^ COFFEE C . D. M. Sheriffs Bureau _ a j aj C L I | 0 H O iU jC n O O l TA!.LAnAS9EE (A P) The ghtrlffi Bureau has an^ c e d It will conduct Ita flr-l „ w enforcement school for th, riffl ind deputle. In the But unknown to the idiot, a . e c and shell had pierced Us Jet enfin# which died, earning the Jet to cn ah land In a wood* a half Mile abort o f the field. The U-yrar-old ea-Nary pilot was hoipItaUird with a fr-ctured k g and three broken rertebrao. The battered cannon alug « * recovered from the Jet enginefr o o f o f what happeaad TA LL CANS 1 P u rch a se EXTRA FAN CY n RED DELICIOUS C.OLDEN DELICIOUS ■■ STAYM AN WINESAPS L FREE! EKCO K N IF E sharpener ] putft o keen edo*! o n blade* *r» liffy* # CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT FR EE B A K E R IT E COFFEE 6 OZ, JA R TO ALL CHILDREN S H O R T E N IN G W E GIVE SAV-MOR CO UPO N S ACCOMPANIED BY PAREN T TH URSDAY P. M. FRIDAYandSATURDAY before the IM7 Legislature con venes In April. Council member* reported coun-, ty tax council* are well underway w|Bi their itudie. tn most counHe*. T V tmall group* are due to aubmlt reports to the state coun­ ell by mid December. I k RED DELICIOUS OR WINESAPS Z" win •» ° " crim‘n4, ,n ,hc f k*» win ^ 11 w w ,h ,r ’ . H f*-elect who will be named In H*e Nov. • gcgtral election. On H»r clo*ing day. Gov. Collin* w,,l prevent cerllfleatpa to memhere o f the da** who aucceaafully complete the rour.e Member* of (he faculty win In­ clude special agent* o f the Federal Pureau o f Investigation, A»*t. Ally. Gen. George Owen, slate attorney* and solicitor* ant mem­ ber* o f the staff of the sheriffs bureau and highway patrol. Tax Council Agrees To Public Hearing TALLAHASSEE ( A f - T h - ritlSana Tas Council has arrred tenlativMy to h olj a pub Ho hearIng early In February before draw Ing up final recommeftdation* for rtvlilo* of Florida's IM atructure. Tha eoonett n r f M i to submit its report to Gov.-Oaffloa a month «• ,0J YACHT C LU B APPLES-APPLES-APPLES T IN £ t 2 l £ * L T P 1* , ' ’’ V ,r H House chamber here Nor. 11-16. bullet-proof glass In hi* wtnd-i •hleld. Thinking he had rammed nlr" tor n° n i r! a bird. Attridge headed for the , field al Peconle River near C.1-' Klenllfle law terton I I enforcement method*. Emphasis ; DOG 4 FOOD With other V A C. PRODUCE DASH “ JUST ASK CASHIER FOR TICKET” QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED (WITH ORDER) iV v S f W ' W ^ . I'pittedt^2ua£ity M E A T S GIANT U. S. GOVT. GRADED GOOD CHEER • S STEAK 1 79 * L ^ W IENERS PRESERVES 2 65c 29c STEW |_J“ *2 5 CHIU PEACHES SAC0N lb. 4 9 < S O U P 10< 2 E 49 2 35 TStHAM BURGER 3 lbs. $1.00 FROZEN SPECIALS 4 FRYERS O RANG E 79* i 89* BOX (With Order) Boneless BEEF ^ LYKES C IR C U S .. || BLUE PLATE POPS RITE pop corn CAMPBELL’S TOMATO I.YKES Rom((« FrtMlon* CAN LYK ES PALM RIVER | lu s t fo r c o m i n g In to s e e t h e n ew O in S iO tM m om f m nun* w ith tho m lr a o lo o f 'TRAVELING FLOOR H E A T c WHOLE C.A GRADE A D&D i. KIM sin mu-ini PM TOUR ot* MMf NRATVR u n u . $ 2 . 5 0 ‘ W U «. Thh week only...at... 111 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAN READY 1V« . 2 '. LB. AVG. MORTON’S JOAN - OF - ARC KIDNEY Snows 15 8IZK D f\T ■ V ■ P IE S i.mnrs BROCCOLI SPEARS __ Clam Chowder Jar 69* 9 3 JUICE t 69 8 9 9 c if LIB B Y ’S 2 £ 49 t | f S SH 2 "^ " 29c SANFORDS FIN EST IN DEPEN DEN T SU PER M A R K ET Easy-Off O V EN C LEAN ER <» Shiirflno For SOUTHLAND STRAWBERRIES 8 OZ. F u r n it u r e C e n t e r F Chicken Turkey Beef Warm floor Hoot ’ ’ Travol.” to Ivory Room Without Cosily Pipe* it Rafltter* to Install I Ther*-* nothing to b u y—no obllgntlon—JimI r a m in to m tie now Hiagltr Hume Heater* and gat thl* wonderful gift rasa! In otary way, Hieglar I* tho I Mat Homo Heater you ran buy. Stagier givae you up to twice the haat—aavan you up to half tha fuel I Patented Heal Tubaa uaa tha hottaat bent In ataad nf loaing It up tha rhimnay I Patantad hullt-ln blower ayatem force* heat down to the Root, "travela” haat to ovary room! HaaSleglar Horn* Heatare to d a y -g a t your apecial gift ratal .100 CAN: SUNSHINE O R / HAM BOX CRACKER CRUMBS X 7 ( PARK AVE. A T 25th ST. a •f■■ • *# �—A •’ ”1 j '■ . ■v-.u ir-At* . V i X: Shop and Save In Sanford ^anfnrfc • "SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 190S fOLlTME XLV1I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Ike, Council Review Middle- East Crisis; No Statement Given 01 ■ — i■ Sanlando Flying Service To Open This Weekend WASHINGTON .f — President Eisenhower met for two hour* today with National Security t'oun* a\ espaml.Nl to l" J udp and civil chief* of the armed -m ice*, in a full dress renew o f the Middle Ea»t crisis. The *o»«ion of the nation'* top slra'egy board opened at the White House at 9 a m. and broke up Just before 11. Prejidential p r e i * .ecretary Jame* C Hagert). in anioU'i.’ Int lhp end o f mfPllni!. „ id he had no . talMnent Tbc Sccurllv council never di df liberation*. Ei»«nhower ruled out lait night .l l,0/ ? r rU!,r<1 m" nl,nl the u.e o f American armed force* in the present aituation brcnghl abjut hy Ihe Israeli allack on Kgjp* and Eritish-French Inler»ent|0n. Rut the Security Cpuocd — tho country'* top strategic planning a g e n c y — ha* responsibiltlic* roar|1ing fJr outside the purely mlllUr> coordination of dip mzvalh If Your Herald is Not Delivered Ily 6 P. M. Call 1821 llefore 7 P. 01. For Delivery * ■ THURSDAY NOVEMBER, I, I9SB Avsodnled Press Leased Wire NO. 12« ■ i i* Injunction Hearing Before Judge Today ^ v .i Cleveland Speaking For Board Nov. 4-10 Named American Legion Week In Sanford loca te and rronomlc action British anl French plane* carritil on non.lop attack* on Kgyp|lj|n , irf|c|,|, t0)|a). and Cairo H„ nounctd .ttackim; aircraft .ank an Egyptian warihip in the Suez i Jna|_blocktng traffic and cultThe week of Nor. 410 wa» set , . . 0ii .hinnina to Europe. adile thi* morning a* "American *"* ° ff ° U•. « ? K -n ( »«"» »*W Dr' " h " n ' 1 * m nch Legion Week" in Sanfonl by Mawarplane* railed Egyptian Iruop* yor F I». Sc.dl a» he called for at crossing point* along the ranal •'the citiren* of Sanford to lend and in Ihe operation tank the iher wholehearted eoopentlon to Egyptian war»hlp Akka in T l-v -h Ihe American Legion In it* actl__ m . -midi a . ,u u . e... ........... t „ . v*»r Lake Jud south of IsmaiHa, vitie* for ... the en*ulng year.'•• way p«nt of th-> ranal. Mayor Se<dt, a* he proclaimed Britain and Francelaunched “ American Legion Week" pointed military operation* against Pre*l- hi the origin n( the American itnvThsofl 'eoiinfthl ET Sll,C RC Legion K'*t after World War dent Nasser'* regime last night "dedicated to the preservation of with the declared . .............. f pro •h* memories and incident* brought lectins thr Middles*! Waterway Jhout by the association of Amenfrom fighting twirlini: between c’’ n’ *n ,bc krra* " * r Egyptian and Israeli fcrcc* in the He also railed attention, in Ihe proclamation, that “ among the ■Sinai desert. The Egyptian* gave out no of alms of (hi* great organisation ''I fhink Mr. Steed has lnsolte.1 th* voters of Seminol* County . „ „ when he say* they can t road th# ny m r s . Rtrrn l a y o ny , ' ' . .. , special referedum on h.vrne** hor^o Thi. weekend will mark the official opening of a new flvlrt racing and determine Iho dLT* achool. the Sanlando Hying herferene* between it and the eon* W i t Ihr Slade Airport in Lungstitutional amemlmcnts." said County Attorney Mack N. Cleve•i h.n «,i..re ii Marthall .Sherr.il owner- - v r • r 1land Jr., representing th* Board of the Sanlando Hying Service. of Seminole County Commission* is a licensed pilot anil has been ! er* Ihi* morning in .1 Circuit tVurt u reddent of Florida for Ihe pad hearing requesting a restraining three yeara anj resides in Mail, o.dcr on the special referendum land. Sheriff* sou Marsha to be held in coniunrtloi with Itva 20. an Aeronautic Engineer Major general election next Tutdvy. at Purdue University, will at*o be Jerry Collin*, npei-alor ot the* associated with hi. tiih*- .»• • • Sanford-Orlarvdo Kennel Club, sup. school. Sherlll Jr. received his rounded hy a battery of attomeya niiot license when he was a tenheard Cleveland site statutes and Wr in high ichool. describe *he action* of the Semi* Roy Lataler, a native o f Florida nole County Commissioners in tho facial information loday on Ihe \rT c ? r who reside* in Apopka, very well application by W. H. Kemp, prv*l* fighting with Israeli troop.. But °,f ,h c . l n ‘' e' ot known throughout Florida .lent of Seminole Raceway Park, the Israelii clalmr • Jmeriea to maintain law and orpilot, wil alio be an Instructor before the commission for an der. to foster and perpetuate a troops were in retreat and would the achool. Lasaler hai approve election to determine the ratifica* one hundred per rent American*oon be cut off In the Sinai Pf. niately 15,000 flying houra to hi* lion o f the permit issued by th« ivm. to Inculcate a tense of Incredit an dha* taught flying to S O. Chase Jr. of Sanford wat ninsula. Florida Stale P*clng Commission on Aug. 13, 1935. < Floida now holding pilot licenses. d., ‘ / , . * , ' * * Even before Egypt announced munlty. Slate, and nation to comAlao he ha. done much of the „ , l 1 1 ? " ,,l<Kkln« of ,,ie «•»>• hat the autocracy of both Ihe Nat Turnbull, atornejr f o r many of the > folk ip <>-• ■ . ‘ , n.l.n.ln *i w** r,*P°r,fd turning baik from classr* ami the masses, lo make Seminole Raceway park pointed ♦ r i a l photography that ha* been h^ d ^ r0r'* n,," * ' »«» approaehe. because o f danger “ right" the master of “ might", out to Circuit Judge Vassir Carl* done through this .ertion of IV 1 , i |from military operation*. on earth, to safeguanl and Iranaton this morning that “ Jerry Col* V I'llfXT.\M \TION SLTlIN li n*ide Nov. 1-10 as “ Americsn Ieglun Week” wn* sigiusl this ttmmirg lin*. sitting right there, was at *‘ sanlando Flv. g S. r .1 nnu‘ r Uncen.e lag money. °<h-r Arab .ta le, ml* ihe principle, of Justice, freeSanlando H)lng Service -h lch wrouM mak* .vatlahle an «■> block another smjrve for Middle ,1(" " '»• qu ality "> *"***••■ by klayur F. It. Scott. |.<>okii't( on uue (left to right) Lynn Lyon, I’ost Commamler of Ihe hn-al Amer­ the meeting of Ihe Florida Rarlnig provide complete In.lnietion start- (. lri| 4V) ‘ .|J|( , ,r East o i-th e pipeline. fr»r. crate and .ancitify their comrade- ican Ley lor. I’ost, Mayor SCt>lt, mid Kmlyle lloush»|der, Service Officer of tho ('ampldl-lwttting 1‘otl Coinml«*ion and was aware of th* of the Ammlean U-gl»n. (Sinif Photo) granting of Ihe referendum on construction In Ihe nevt maln produdi.m center, to Mcdidevotion to mutual lielpfulne**." Sept, 4 of the referendum, but nJ' fl>; year*, will be dl*c...**d hy Trrancan porta. With Mayor Scott at the time the he ha* clrrted until this 11th hour * P f c a various group* before the Florida Kgypt broke off diplomatic reIToela(nation was signed was Post tu bring such litigation." br*ine 'slhiurd^i "L i ti " t>rf" rP Stale llivhw y U»er* ri»nf»*rcnreI lationa with Rritain and Franc* t Attorney MacJc Cleveland Jr. Jordan broke r e l a t i n n i with t'>'tnmander Lynn Lyon ami Serv­ *" c *" V "'n. T n t»k«*a a stand. completion of 4.V hour* of flying ice Officer Kariyle HouvhoMrr. (.'oluinbu* T Kent. 7.1, died at earlier told the court that absentee They agree, it wat said. In France, ^jm e, minimum re<]uirrd for a t'ominaniler Lyon said that the the Seminole Memorial Hospital ballots have already been received central with proposals for presenprivate license, he swill tic given . ti , i- e i ,!» i ur« hui feel I k.1 * * • all-out ni.-ml>er*hip campaign of at jo ;to a m, yesterday. on the special elertVsn, more art ms i u> Three of Ibe .s.idids.ea for lb# ri'tlgnal.ou former City Com- coming In and tomnrrmv It the last day Ihey ran be rrcelvd. In Board of Sanford d ly Com ml** jmltiloiief Jackfliligan, *ald “ 1 «rrr .r m, k ™i « sSanford . The Sanford-Orlando Kennel awn K. i „ or pleasure. However. " rr*( ” min from Atlanta. Oa and wa* alonera i* the t dyElection m* 1 1 landed ncht in Ihemiddle of „ , , , Club wa* repre*ented at th« *ne iviiinot earrv on •• >»• .hionrr. r~)»ll*r. . . . - i .sot / v u a i.. . um w v. “ Ur an* pn-ud . f the Campbell f „ rni. rls eipploved a* * m,. *>• t Tuesday »nd a repre»*n(aUve p g ^ ,. frauehlae developments, |,rarjnC thl« morning by W. J. engage In any “ for hire" a.-tJe. hotel associations, auto club, and In Preparatl.n for the Stair'. ,n d « " h rn” ' ,Jn«' Making for another of the .anile budgit adoption, rapilal Improve- Sited and Arthur Sired of the da'.-s, appeared beforr Ihe Jay lies with a private license. TTiey Industries. observance of Veteran* Day thi* "* *rro">l,Il,l>n>, nti *aid tom - r,iad. marxlrr l.jon, *m*l thn>ni;h lhr*r ||c* XKSi% j nirmiter of (he Itjp’ ut * thi- afternoon at it* nmm |metit program, wlueh Includes a Orlando firm of attorney* Steed n*l« . r 1" " .lh.rrr 'J * !""1? *n<! tine of the pr..-H..al« u v f r 1 ' rsr ,,n November Mlh. Governor areompllshment. we have ......... .......... ...... Sanford Civic Center, new fire an‘J • ‘ '•red. been r ,„ |rr(l ,(f , nkf. Mar) , nd ,n ,.d luncheon meeting. pass the necessary federal and cnnuiiutional amendment pr-jhllinr-ihlb- l-eRo' follin* hsv appointed Tom ____________ amendment In a broadcast of Ihe tiei-Out* >ialion and swimming ixml. along S i r * I n a tenglhv presenta* •late eaamiratinni lling diversion of ajto liernsr lag Jnvnd"r Billy Anderson. I <>r*l t.a- ? a " ’ / . T * ’ r .Pr‘” . h*,n Lake Mary right >r*r*. A designate! Inspector Training r. The Vote meeting hel.l at the with many other discussions con1 ‘ and t i* area >cynnd descripSurvivor* Include on* daughter, imvon■■■»••>■* »»-•» -• —-•••• *>.7 >....«• i,.u..n. " . r . resiramine a n ee hies, o f the Itepartment o f Flor­ money from highway purposes. Tor a rominercial lirense is also American legion, at ,rn Mr*. J. W. Thrailkill. Wauehulla; Yseht llub. the candidates pre- cerning progress for the City of , * "7 "A Tag revenue not allocated to ida, Jjj"* the amenran available at thr school. Tie local Post Commander stal- tWo .o,,,, c . T Krn, nf „ nted their platforms in their Sanford. ,n® seh.uvl* i. more than 20 million' S!* ,r (h *rm*n fnr ' r ,*,r» ni n *> A fleet of plane* has been order­ dollar* a year In Florida, il was ,,h ,rr' * nfv. r M h*‘ ‘ •|')r<>aih ,>ur imembership iiiie.' ia'wrenrV "(J. .Cent” of” _Ft. bid for the Ihrre seats on Ihe Wdh , h. experience gained from -----------J j J j --------"They J J J , ” fin* ,nflU‘,' ,, (Semlnolo * ed for Ihe school ard i^e reported. Commamler Ander*on. In turn. we arr shir to complete our pro ||>(rrf#: nnr gram! 1. Robert City Commission whirl) will Oe d»- the..- few months of rapid arti- |ta<<.way rarkf could not be harm* latter part of November there Jeektonville; one grand- ciJed Tueulay. The proposal said “ within the Las r.jmed the District Command- jeils through Ihe eooperalion of u..... J ’ ' "" / . vlly I felt that I vva* obligated ,.d because of the postponement for will lie three trainer plane* avail­ r.rvt 13-sear period of the develop- ^rs « t the American lesion a* Icvotrd men who kmn* what de-1 j’ " ' . T' ' , privation meant to those who nerd Kr,"1 ®f * mX 11,0,c »Pf»k,n' ,hrtr 0W" b<?' «» myaelf a. a candidate to lhp,. do nM h%yr aJ ^ r<r|nr dvte* •• able in addition to their o’ her n.ent of the inler.ivte , c°chairmen with him. with each , .. . —- . —- .. . .: I leree; tw0brothers, .1 1. Kent half were A. L. Wilson, incumbent, , mrrrd myself anl for the rest -j),p attorney r#pre»enlng Col* and it It our hope that we will plane* making the following ser­ to select county chairmen In his oft'oeoa, and D II Kent of At Furl Higginbotham. Incumbent, 0f ,hr unexplrrd term." Wilton |in, told Judge Carlton " I f your the constant growth nf Florida, it vice* available. it noMibie Vhit""this n<iri'i,in'iif~i)ie t Chairman naneil ^ ' h»ve the largest memberihlp ro,. . . »nd Merle Warner. S|*eakmg for ,„|d t|1P J a y c r c *and radio audihon<,r w,|| , rant thla reslrainln* pi line that this portion of the r „ mtv is I vnn * t von ,rr w,lrn ,hc rliinax of American Plane* available for licensed H.neral service, will »h- heldPaul Yales. Jr. wa, Ihd. Hollar. cnce. „ r,,er we will go Into final hear* t.g money would bring over 4.V) p ’’ ,n' r , ” un ' " J-vnn , 'Jron- | ,- um w.vk is reached flyer* who wi*h to keep and in- million ftoii..r. <o. 1. 1. 1, . . , on. lw,v s*nr«.ru. n a . at II a m tomorrow at Bri*.on Yates, the publisher of the sro,., uni -m v,tal,„ tn(rre*tr<l in in the the Ing wllhln ten ten nays. days.1 million dollars for highway .on ............................ vitally tntercateu mg wunin ♦ r a t e their flying hours, also •true'ion. Ttve-r rountv chairmen will at h uneral Hume with the Rev. hi- fur.J furd Journal Journal *■" « » s n(* not ?present at progrraa of our rily ami In tho ' F —lfH contended In hl« arsummt [ ?irn!liat tempt lo eoordlnate Veterans Day sight-seeing trip* hive been plann­ lenw-ood and the R«v. Gliston, the merlin#. Hoi IA* it Ihe editor (hat are underlay and In “ The ballot It not a fair ballot-activities of all veterans* organi­ ed. Another sendee to he offered officiating. nf the new weekly. ||,6 future ileudonmcnt of our the taw aayt It abould be a tpenal zation*. Including Ihe Veteran* of will be for grove-owner* who Fair through Friday; low l*v II irlal will be m Evergrcrn Higginbotham declared that “ 1po.vrbilltlca ar.tl n-sourres," he election—and II Is now eo-inlnglrd Foreign War*. Diiahlrd American night near would like an aerial Inspection of lirm etery, Sanford. have breome familiar with Dio , a| d< “ These Include a *lreet |m-| with the general election and at Veteran*. Jnwi«h War Veteran*. their grove, alio an rvart tree operation of the city and bavo provrinent program, dock and 'hr fnp of the constitutional „ . . . , and others, to bring about Ihe fincount ran be uudr. An accurate Mr*. Wilson nond. mother o f p., ^ e r v a n r e o f the day helped raise tome of Its problem, terminals, a water lank for the amendments. *ree count it tpiilr cHif ci.lt to ol>- Mrs. Walter Morgan, a teacher at More problems are ahead that , ollth side of our city to take "We have statutory right*,’* which Congress and the Florida ____tContinued on Pag* •) Southside School, died thi* morn­ la*gi«lature have set aside to will help the rily grow. I hope to ra|p ,,f ^r.^th and I believe that *»ld Sired, "and it ia going to ing in Richmond, Kr. be able to help in any way po*. n,..,,, progressive accomplishments coil us some ten thousand dol* lion<«r Ihe veterans of all America'* Mr* Morgan i* in Itielimornl and war*. »uper*eding Armislie Day •ible In get more industry, s good arp |M*sslbls* with an aggreativc 1 • »« to try to defeat thi* election Mr Morgan and danghtrr Shirley *tr.ei system, a community *rn- City ( ommh«ion wim will w irV to-1 next Tuesdsy.” The Slate Commamler* o f the left 'oday. ter. and adequate parking spare. gether to attain them without various veteran*' urganirallon* The hearing, requesting a ret* .................. Oldham P.obert* Tonell Funeral met at luikrland, Sunday, “ For Ihi* reason." said lliggin- extra bur len upon our taxpayers." election already slated for Tues* Octn _ Post 33 of the Sanford American women tn this community would Home o f Richmonl Is in charge her 25th to . romplete plan* Hr e,>,s,00 h i*,l.w ,ucb * f,n# ki*‘ or>' "~f fle ••«■e<"oit long, for printing here. Snf- Imtisam. I aril offerin': mi "If Merle Warner, Sanford service day. wa* adjourned at 12:30 thla * * ll I/* l a e e n .. ^1 1.—.. L . . . . L i l __. <• civic minded accomplishments, fice it to say, athough, that Sun .v* a candidate for re election to 1of funeral arrangement*. thi* year's observance. t.itlon operator told Ihe Jnyrrr* afternoon and ia being continued during il* first 3*i year* that to font Lcginnnatrrs are very promt- the llosid of Sanfur.l City Coin' One thing Ihut I mutt emphasize *1 2 o'clock, attempt to rrcord any conrUc mnl among those who make San- misiiunrr* o Ihe fait Dial our city employees Judge Yattar Carlton Is expect* retold of all this in a short arti­ ford and Seminole County uno of be |'MI«a paid adequate salaries rd hand ••** down Immedlata ... \ ». II,i Wilton, **ll* *ril, *S who HU SXSI* was tt|r|**Mtlt appoint must six •IX •| VJ .1I u r*s*iMIIV« ** to ■■-.*• ** #• nan il im u iX 'lia iW cle it of course impotsilde * ° r i < l n #1* by fhr (Uiartl of ('um m lounni commrniur»tr with thuir iobt. 1 1 decision At the conclutlon of thli The people of Sanford and Semi­ whieh to live and bring up a fami afternoon's hearing. tCoiiliniied nn Page XI to fill Ihe vacancy created hy the nole County have, year af'er year, •r witnessed The l^-gion'* generous Die Legion'- money which !• contribution* to the lied Cross •p'ot upon Ttir la-giun itself Salvation A rm ). March of Dime*. range* from nolliing at all—tu a etc. And the young people of the very llltlc. The Sanford City Corncommunity have felt the guiding minion and ihe Seminole County hrlpfullnest of Thp Legion in it* f'ummitiion, realizing this, bus work with the Legion Juni >r IH»r for year* hrl|x-i| The l^-gitm m hall Tram, Hoy and t.irl scout«. cvrry way that was properly pusThe Legion’a annual Schtail *iblc to them. Awards and Boys and Girls State Where docs The Legion gel all The work The l/rgion and its Du- money? Well, the mam aoiin-r Auxiliary do in helping veteran* of income is derived from the and their famt1.es in time of di>- hard work of legionnaires on Die tret* it always unsung ar.d there- Seminole County Fair*. Th fore not generally known Fairs allow local buvinett est The Sanford legion not only I* li*hm*nt* to advertise their truly a servant of and for the product* before the eye* of all 1people—The legion atpiret to Dip people o f Seminole C o u n ty tram it* members to serve this instead of ju u to the comparativeCounty faithfully In all field* of ly few who come into their plarr* public endeavor and ie»pon>ibili- « f businese. And the Faira afford ty. the pnpulare and their children All anyone hat In do !« to took sn outlet for pent-up emotions around him for youngidi men, and pleasure and thrills that their and often for an ,'old»ti,r" who'children will remember for uiotiht served in World War One, who are to come. accomplishing big things fur betI be number of years of Legion l#r government, for men who are fair work represented by the Offthe leaders in Umc-contuming and tcera ana Directors of the coming L IE OF TUB MANY “ BAYS'’ of dial equipment Ming fretted In tha n«wr Southern Bell Telephone often quite thankless yhtlanthrop- Seminoe County Fair amount* to Co. building at Ninth St. and Elm Ave. One hundred and eight pieces o f similar equipment have been Ic endeavors and the chanrrt are the surprising total of 32 years, bolted in vertical position in pirparatiun for wiring ph**e of Ihe Installation Job. Atcoiding to Gor- that you will find the men and Yea—The Sanford I<egion ia SENATOR BPESSARD HOLLAND IS WEI.COMED lo Sanford by Senator Douglas Btenstroa tkl« morning about 11:30. On hand to gn et Senator Holtxn! wete Kariyle Housholder, James MT Lr% dun llothermei. Stnfor.i — Delainl tirouii Manager. 67 Western Electric Ca. employe* are working wonen you most admire were l-e truly Ihe helpful friend and useful chairman nf the Seminole Ountv Demoemtie Executive Committee. Senator Sterutrom, Represent** on the Job pre*enlly. The Jot. i< on »chedule and tenice will available on Match 17, 11*57. All telegion trained. servant of all the people of Sanlive Gordon V. Frederick, Senator Holland, and J «h n £ . Lee, Democratic Campaign Chairman fog phone numbers will t^ changed to the new national numbering plnn o f Iwo Idlers and five digits The list naming suck men and ford and SeminoU County. Seminole County. ( Photo hy Jamrauo) coincident with tha beginning of dial service. Chase Re-Elected To Head State si Highway Users !nSThn R.^0Un, 'IT •J »hlP *•)' Funeral Tomorrow . Kent For c. mw Lyon Named Local i Bead For Veterans A“ ^ . A , Commission Aspirants Address JayceesToday Z S tr O Z S '"1 Day Observance Mrs. W. Morgan's Mother Succumbs m Additional Local News On Paae 8 Weather Local American Legion Has Brilliant History mvsrl ---- IBBS rn* • fi � 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, October 31, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 31, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1fa85879e7f008b05e5a2b93fb7b3925.pdf 9f6ebbaf467a5a2fb850dfbdf0b54d4c PDF Text Text •* Use Imagination Suptrmqricys—SqvqYbu Mony Trips When Decorating Bedrooms In Home CHAPTER M f ATXR THAT same night VaJ L * V U with Dirk ta Bruce's aurgcry. Tha formalities of death were over and Mr*. Festhcrstone'i body had been taken down by two orderbea to tha atiip’a hoepital ward. Val had changed hack *nto her uniform, but Dirk waa atm in eoaturn*. That b* should atilt be la fancy eoetume gave a btxarr* touch to tha acent. VaJ waa atltlng on the edge of a chair, aa though ah* war* afraid to r s l a a . 8ht waa drooping not only with weariness but with an aching aenae of guilt and misery. Bruce waa apeaklng quklly. "But when you aaw the condition of your patient why didn’t you call aw at once T" II* waa aeated in tha chair baton hla deak, and hla man­ ner though professional waa nt* bnaympaUitUc. "I'm aorry, Doctor. 1 wldn’t reaLae bow acrloua her condition waa USUI toward the end. I waa going for you, but It waa too late.” De­ spite all her hospital experience a..e never failed lo feel chocked m the pretence of death, and Una Ume she had an aching aena* of pity as Wall. •But tt might not have been too Into If you’d called me earlier.* *T didn't think ah* had sent for me because ah* waa 111. I thought •he’d sent for me for another rea- "1—1 suppose I should have," ■be admitted. "I'm afraid 1 shall hare to ask you for an explanation. Nurse Allson," he said, speaking more firm­ ly. She didn't reply immediately. "Pleas* answer ms, Nurse. I shouldn't like to think you’d been remiss in your duty,** he reminded her gravely. But It waa Dirk who answered in an irritated, weary votes: "Oh, toe heaven's sake stop ques­ tioning Val, Harridan! Don't you think she's been through enough tonight without having to answer your questions T" Bruce* manner underwent an Instant change. *TU aak you to keep Mil of this dtacuaaion, Han­ son. What I'm saying to Nurse Alison doesn't concern you In any way," h* said coldly. Dtrk straightened aggressively. “Of course tt dnea Everything about Val concerns me, and 1 won't hare her hectored by you or any­ one else." Why had lurk inter­ vene-]? Didn’t he realise it waa Ui* last thing be should have dune ? It waa Brute'a duty to question her; and up to now, although hla man­ ner had been formal, then had been an undercurrent of sym­ pathy, “Nurse Alivm happened to have been In eliirg* at an* of my pa­ “You mean when you cam* into tients," Bruce said sUmly. the cable Mm Beamed perfectly all "But can't you drop your profight, her pulse seat normal, her faaaionsi manner for mv* and be color healthy?" human?" Dtrk retorted angrily. **! didn't take her pulse, and U "Can't we talk It all nut as I thought her color unhealthy, I friend* T" "You think we are fftemUT" put that down to the temper she was in," she said slowly. Bruce aake-I. "She waa In a temper? You Dirk shrugged m helpica* ex­ think that may have brought on asperation. "At least you must ad­ the heart attack ?" he asked sharp- mit ws know each rther well enough to drop all this ballyhoo. She looked away from him, Ut- Since you're a doctor, you must tog her lower Up. "I think it may see that hath Val and I have had n v e . Doctor." The awful feeling as much as we can stand tonight. Of guilt rushed over her again. Had Val tspecislly. I should have abe been Ihe unwitting esuee of thought you'd have sent Mr to her patient's death?" bed with a sedstlra Put apparent­ "But surely, knowing that your ly you haven't any feeling for patient had a heart condition, you her." “Oh, phase, Dtrk," Val whtsshould have don* what you could O IMA Mayst* Orslg, Reprinted by pemdeslnu of S t a i n s hooks Bruce's color had heightened. *1 have to question Nurse All eon since I have to make my report to the Captain In the morning." lie added stiffly, *T shouldn't like to have to report that any arghgenea on her part was responsible far her patient's death." “You'd dam well better aof re­ port ihai." Dirk said furiously. “You might put as well accuse me of murdering the poor old dear. After all. it war I who thrust those puls into her month .*-*■ •* •he died." “Ion gave hti l . . pills? What pills?" Bruce asked slowly. ''Home heart pill* Val aakrd me to get out of the medictn* hag. I spilled the wretched things May­ be If rd brought them sooner, ft would have helped." "Rut why did you give them to her?" Bruce persisted. "Oh. why not?" Dtrk was beginning to Inae hla temper again. “We were both badly rattled, tait w* were doing what wt could. Val wanted to go for you when Aunt May first nad the attack, but I said when she recovrrn! and found you in the cabin It would protably give her a relajwe. It might even finish her." "So it was yoe who told her not to call me?" Bruce asked. “We*. I'm not altogether surprised . . . llut what do** surprise me is that a girl with nursing training should have taken any notice of whst you said." "All this ta a waste of Urn* and a lot of nonsense,” Dtrk retorted angrily. "Pm going to take Val to her cabin whether you like It or not. If you want to go on with tins Inquisition in the morning, I'll be at your disposal, but for hea­ ven's sake leave Val out of It" AS he spoke, he moved forward, took one of Vat's hands and pulled her to her feet. Bruce didn't sprak, but as LHrk led her lo the dour and opened It, Val turned hack toward him and gave him a quick, pleading glance. “Bruce, Tm sorry . . .* "flood night. Nun*," ha said coldly. n o riiK tu iicrr.v n I Sit TOi TAl.MAMli. T U lam. h bote O. p. JII.IIMmi\last known rt.ldsnrs * u |ntj r i t r k nt IH« c i r c u i t Court Itawnrl Avenue. Allant*. UeuiaU l>*i»uir CU rk 1'laata lake 11 .lira lhat yi.i, «r. baraba requirr.l I,, III— ynur wilt- K A M I .T I K I I O |) f i l|« i U » K l l fan itafanaa*. parwmallv nr !<• an I ’ lr r k t»f t h r i* lr r u l( C o u rt attorney. on or l.ar.ii. Novaml—r II n Hot 2* Vtk. l i i t al Ilia ulili r of IHr hnuloi*!, H irliU dark «l Ihr t’lrru’t Court, al III. Counts I'nuii Hour* In H-nf»i,it Samtnnla i 'oiiMt. Florida *><l t • matt a mot Ilia rant lu Karlil* llootlu.l.ler, altnrnar for l‘laliillf(. I'. U lias t l Hanferd. Florida. In orlalh .llioti* I'Iih aa.llha paa-l»■ axalnal you la Ika I fr, nil z«url, .Vlnlh Judicial rlreall o( yterjds. In aad fi»r Sanlmtia 1-nun* Jr- *" Omneary, an ahbrrililnl lllla of aald <au>* Pries Itoldita £ t'lslhllff aa Tain .-!«► T Wabb. Dafrndani. sad hat.ln (all nor. or a <1r. r». pro iniifc*,„ am Mad au*ln,l you. University uf ItirlimonJ football trim , not only star* on the gridi­ ron hul also due* well in the ring, l-jiiilx n. Zlo pound* and •>i . 2 from Woodbrtdgr, N. J ., hold* the 11olden (ilovr* heavy weight ernyn in Virginia. r n>v band and HUtTS AND VEGCTAIIU GROCEIY If you're a homemaker, you're lucky that you live In America Women m Italy and elsewhere on the European continent heed lots more Ume for shopping than you do. In Italy a woman starting on her 6 weekly (hopping lour gne* to tha fresh meat butcher, Ihe dairy, the fruit shop, the smoked meat store, the baker, alter thst, to the fish­ monger, the druggist, and so on Tbs typical shopping top may lake Signors Romano to If stores oe more Shell lie s tired home­ maker by the time she return*. Here, In one of our supermar­ ket* — everything from steak to lower cost. orsng* juice, from lettuce to dairy products, bread to spaghttU sauce U found under on* roof. Our modern food distribution la one of the essential elements In America's higher standard of liv­ ing. of nutrition and of health. Here, corn on the cob U available in January; you can enjoy frown straw berries 12 rrvtnlh* s year, lamb i*n'l sold Just In the spring, and you can have a wide variety of vegetable* whenever you want them and whatever the season. In many foreign countries, fruits and vegetables can be bought only vemment ha* reported that liv­ ing coiti rote three-tenlh* of one per cent in September to a re­ cord level. The !<virx of the Labor Depart­ ment’* Bureau of Statistic* reach­ ed II?.I per cent of Ihe 1M7-49 baie period. TM» wa* about one-tenth of one per rent above the prior record of It? In July, and compare* wkb 116.8 for Augu*t. Price* were higher in Septem­ ber for all major group* of con­ sumer good* and service* except fi-,wl, which remained at the Augu*t level. The bureau said the September living co*t level was nearly 2 per cent higher than a year ago and 2» per cent higher than In Jan­ uary IMS, at the dart of Presi­ dent Eisenhower’* administration. The living cost rise mean* wage bootii rangtng from one to three rent* an hour for about 300.000 workers in a variety of Industrie*, mainly the electrical manufactur­ ing indus’ry. Including General Electric To plant* Wage rates IDWAID K. MIAOOff. Tl. running as Vice-Frrsldcnlial candidal* on the Greenback Party ticks*. i« shown in Boston ss he outlined some of the principle* of hi* party, which Includes abolition' of the income tax. A Virginian] by birth, Meador claims to be a' descendant of Benjamin Frank* Jin. H* also thinks that the Gov­ ernment should print Ns corn money to meet operating costs. TELL ME, RILEY WMAT GIVES YOUR CAR SO MUCH PICK UP AMD GO ? TWO RFORT UTAH 111I'll MONII, Vb . I aim - l'*t I.J mbcrli, » Hailing lack!...... . the Legal Notice 1 Don't Irt convention m trlct four Imagination when you dtearata a bedroom. Have you a hobby? A faraway place that his always fa.cInatH you? A favor­ ite game? Any of theie themes can be worked into a decorative scheme. There are wallpapera which re­ produce stamps, muaic, and dblla. if nny »ne of IK «• your *->bby. Racks and chests for a fan. rock, or souvenir collection msM interesting focal polnta In any room. An Interest in American history ca iv reflected In a m m furn­ ished with antique*. (The crown­ ing touch here — a fmir-po»ter bed!) It "a ea*y to work in eaollc lour bra of the Far F a it nowaday* with the great popularity of Japanc«e and Indian acce*»3rle«. nie**mcn adorn drapery fabric*, ami a floor can easily be madr into a fine checker board. The main thing ia to use your imagination. Make the room a reflection of vour ‘ntcre'.t R'd remember — a t«cd room it for sleeping Don't over decorate to itirh an extent lhat (ho room become* a confuting fumble. An.) don't overlook Ihe bedding. No mailer bow much fun the room J«, without a comfortable mattrei* and aprtng you won’t get much aallafaction or real from it. SURE THIMG, CH UM - v CLEAN-BURMlMG HO-MOX. GULF TAKES OUT THE GOO AMD GIVES YOU MORE GO o tt o 1*1 S , , * t Sanford, n-mliodr i-..untv Florida im , sri, da, „f ririijtier. I GET IT. MO-MOX KEEPS j YOUR ENGINE CLEAN, YOU KEEP IV THE HORSEPOWER YOU BOUGHT A ulo l-'innnrlnff by mir lumk offern you A l .l .o f Ihrnr S a t in e t It1 1 L U A N L U b l KtP/ DUWN Von pay n nio* tnoderaie liorrowing rhargr. We finance now c*rn nt I'/g^, Vou pay no "hltblrn ctwU' THE INSURANCE Your Inanrnnrr prrmiumn may Im Inrliirirri In your m onthly puynientn anti placed locally with your own ttgent THE ACTION You apply fo r your bank A ulo l.onn find g rt a drrhtlon prom p tly BORROWING POWER T°“w a t a g rrrd and rnrn useful crod' It Blgndlng with ua fo r fu tu re rredlt needs Ileforo you buy your n e it ca r, ncc ua for h flu n l monry-wivlng flgurr-rnci th r ifty bank auto loan plan. And her • s a d ly how II will pay you lo finance rar with us! G e t o le a n - b u r n tn g * J e e William BanJIg fn Tha Ufa of Riley. Coniuff Io t a ! H ilin f k f lime and (AaaasL t h e h fg h -v a lu e " g a s o lin e ‘‘The Friendly Bank1 Member P. D. L C DISTRIBUTOR �Shop and Save In Sanford If Y M rR m U to N o t Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 B«ror« 7 P. M. For Delivery f ^VOLUME XLV1I I V I V 11S.M>l.* V* IIL* V T h i l l V U M l 'l l l l l h n i i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA EaUbllehed 1908 TLSKDAY OCTOBER 30, 1936 Associated Press Leased Wirt NO. M id d le Crisis County Commission.# # Entails Ike To Cancel Raceway Are Named Speeches Tomorrow Revenue Study Of Utility Dept. Will Begin Soon U.N. Security Council Urged To Order Withdrawal Of Israeli Troops In Egypt In Injunction Suit Middle East Viewer L a w s u i t Tells Rotary Club U.S. OnTinder BoxT o d a y 'Prayer For Day' Joining Spiritual , To Physical World WASHINGTON (JP— Preiident Eisenhower today canceled hit scheduled campaign trip to Dallas. Oklahoma City and Memphis to­ morrow became of the Middle A study of Ihe revenue derived East crisis. from Ihe Cit) of Sanford's Utili­ Eisenhower »ent Ident'cnl mes­ ty Department will begin toon sage* to supporters who had ar­ under the direction of Wilton ranged for hit speeches In these A Circuit Court suit was flleJ Hull, representative of Goodbody states which suppaneJ him in A Co., inveitmrnt broker*. today with the Clerk of Circuit One »f the most forceful, dyn”1 feel that the ’Prayer for Ihe 19J2 The message nail Court seeking an Injunction reThe survey will deal with the Day’ ts one of Ihe finest civic pro­ -The turn of ev-n'. yesterday amlf »pd lmpres«l»e speakers ev, ll4lnlns thr Board of Seminole entire flic* I operation of the Member* nr th» Seminole loun- |,-ave* me no option—in the inter er In appear hefnre the Rotary County Commissioner. (rum hold- jects Joining th* spiritual to the lltility Department, both revenue ty Cttlrens Ta* Council m.-t yes- rsts of working fur os-ace hu* to c j„b of Sanford told hi* listeners Ing a referendum election to deter- physical world," Rev, Phillip and eipenditure*. tenlay with Count* nffirst* in remain at the White House tVcd yesterday al the club’, regular nslne whether or not parimutuel Kchlrssmann, pastor of the Luth­ ...... - .............. ..................................... A contract n n signed by the nesday tn meeting at the Yarht Club,1 betting would be alio sc I in con- eran Church of Thr Redeemer, City of Kanfoid with Coodhody ,hrir r,fn rt to secure report* from newtay in deal .teal with Ihe the isituation U ik . *■ .aniEast.” ..j ^ tn you „(,#t i junction with a permit IMUCd t v sail today as the telephone ptayi-r, •nd Co. to conduct the survey and '<riou* r mill tv agencies -.-I* no developing In the Middle E ends Its second month in Sanford. exceed ng an,| and observed during the Florida Stair Racing Commisstudy to determine the feasibility problem* confronting retrtfuBl He »*M wa* M.*iti r* sibll'ty ,0 •*,p •» that I k*lit he U rn rirncalel it "The Praver for the Day” is a regret’’ the talk* mj* rrr>-nt five week trip in the for the construction j f a sc * age Hiem. ,lon rerouted prayer available to all Pres* secretary James lin e r Middle East Me are sittin* on a disposal plant. Emm these reports, whirh are William II Kelitp. president if user* of the telephone who rail Three or four days will be de- slated to be completed no later ty, who announced He decision, tinder bu*. one which i*. even al Seminole Raceway Park said this I92R •aid he Hid n<d know whether El- this moment, about to blow up." votrd to Ihe actual study of the than Nov. jo. the C'oU"** Tmorning that "We have been Through a teased telephone line, Clly of Sanford Utility Depart- ell will leiive It* report lo ho senhower would be .‘ trie lo re- staled Dr Williuw It Kailel. pastor notified by an Orlanm Attorney and with the installation of an schedule the visit* before election of the First Prr*h>trr*n Church of flient'a books. The Income, outgo, submitted to the State Citizens that a Circuit Court *ui‘ will he automatic answering service from Orlando Vjpital Improvement program of Ta* Council In he consolidated day, filed Inlay seeking ar njuttci n Southern Itrl! Telephone amt Tele- l i l l . RIA. ritll.l.ll* St It I I.SSM \NN In til* office a*, the t.utheran Also uncertain at the moment, |,r Kad.d frankl* and candidly the department and all othci per- into a stalrwide to* surx*-lo prrvrnt the taxpayer* of Semi- graph Co, the listrner may hear 1 huu h (d 1in- II. .Ici me, leCnidi a Pia»er fur the Day. (Stuff plmto) Hagrrty said. It whether Eisenand in grral detail told of the Iment da*a In regard to the operaThe Count.- Citizens Ta* Counnote County from csccu ing their a 2* second prayer with ms Inlion of the department will hie in- ril was appointed by Gov. laritoy hower will be able to keep his promises made during the first right to vote for rstlfievion of trrruplinn, no mrntion of church, date In Philadelphia Thursday World War by Great llritian to eludeJ In the study. Collins. The lora' ortanltxPon the harness raring referendum." hut limed to the individual day. “The fiscal agents was the one headed by Ralph Austin Smith evening for a mayor ad ires* to be the Arab* in an effort to win them W. The prayer i* changed daily, broadcast by radio and television to the side of the \1lte* The proJ-. Steed, att irm . rcpriM id bright picture in the recent water and its membership include* T. ing thr Sanford Orlando Krnnrl with prajer repeated However. at 9:30 p. m. EST. mt*r* made to lh«» leaders of and sewer Improvement pro E. Tucker. Robert Bauman, WIIClub .aid thi* morning that the ,hr “>mp Pr<,7pp »• for >• The United States railed on the Israel were also recounted by Ihe grant,’’ laid City Manager Warren .on W. Horne. John Evans. M’. suit is bring fllrd because "The hours. U. N. Security Council loday lo orspeaker who emphasized Ihe fact E. Knowles at the last mreting 0 . Kilber, B. F. Wheeler Jr.. John i.u unj r r which rufiitu1 m r* II**'- S<lilrMniKnn, Ttbfn •*krd of the Board of Sanford City Com Ivry. W. E. Patrick. Robert G. der liralrl troops to wdhd aw that thr Zionists were not a Jewish nulled stale, that -here cannot Ik- »b.*u« the* result, of the "Prayer Two well known horticultural immediately from Egyptian .errireligious group but of a political ^vissloners. Bradford. R. T. Milare and J two racing plant, svtihln lot mile. 'h' " » ) J* “ " " '" I " J * * T?11, fflodort ' hr lory, nature. He rompared the armesl " following the atudy of the Utili­ Brailey (Wham. If. K. Delegate Henry Cabot might of Ihe Israrlls and the A- of one another " Mer I also po.nl- much e«so.| to those who are per- Show School course Nov. 13. It ty Deparlmrnt'a books here tn Ralph A. Smith told the county lasdgc Jr. made hi* demand f " '1 ,pp| *hp * nJ l l - • he ‘, , r J r " « * ,rr’, at rah*; told of the event* that Itali­ est .Hit that Ihe Board of County Sanford, a further study will be nffeiait yesterday, at l**":' •"** ■ an emergency meeting of the It- [vned In Cairo, Egypt when he Commissioners cannot call an ,*."pp ,hrn',lth Pr*>fr "«'mlntstcr- announced by Mia. f r e t It. t,amade of Ihe fin lings. Ing In the office of R. T. Milwce, election in an Instance wther two *,v * pastor." nas, president of the Sanford Front thr additional study con­ that the Citizens Ta* Council was NationCouncil summoned hastily awl his i>*rt> wrre then* awl plants are so located •We have chosen to use the Federal Garden Hub J . (’re during th* night afle.Israeli i« 't how the Egyptian leaders felt ducted by Wilson lloit of the in­ created through thr enactment of Prayer fur thr Day for all people sa»se, present sheriff of Alachua Kemp said today, 'We Iroops moved deep Into Egypt. toward th* people of the Western vestment brokerage firm, var­ Senate RIM R17. , n,| no| )o ||m|| „ t0 t parUeuiar county and Mrs. I. J . Varnrdoe of stand that tncl'idrd among underLodge told Ihe Cornell Ihe world InftlP ruxrttsl* ** t»-.. e*LI— -------* * * ■ ious maturity schedule* are drawn "There never ha* been an over­ Dr. Kadel, who was introduces! J individuals seeking this litjunc- people. ' Rev. Schlr«smsnn slat- Jacksons ilia will be featured and the marketability of the re­ all study of Florida’s ta* pro­ United Stairs would presem a forel“It i* our desire lo serve tpeakei* anJ mstturlors of Judgvenue certificate* will be deter­ blem*." he *ald. "The study will mal proposal al anu her meeting by George Touhy, one of the El- lion is Jerry Colima, operator of Ihe community IhU way ami alst Ing at amateur flower shows and thr local dog track " f the Council thi* sP-in-Hin callder* of the local I’r.-shyterun mined. i i tn hope that we arrangcmenl* i|irclalista. LONDON liv— Britain • n 4 -------reflect Ihe thinking of business, ing foe an immedta'e enl of ll>c Church, summed up Ihe logic of Me now know lh- bacHgroumi lh,Iheunchurthfj.. may alia reach• flower The contract for the study was |jbor( jniustry and other Interests hostilities and withdrawal of Iha the Arabs inthrscfew word*: "The of some of Ihe opponent* ssho It will be remembyrevl that ap- Prance docltrad loogy .heir f« r * Ap,wo.tta*lely ten calls ner |"'U confirmed by the Board of San- (row tb( findings will b« tiraclt force*. friend of my enemy I* my enemy." would, through legal maneuvers. purt tm^sl a*’ I T -, paid lu ** trill rcs-'ipv k«y p«*liJm»a la tw y. — ....... . rrvs. manruvers. ),0^r made lo th* Pr* <er fot fep-t,ate ford City Commissioners at as *J- naMi i„,«iir ,n th* ,h . city *!•» and .n.i coutv rr. appealed .i~* *----- — * •*— -*■— *•—*■“made *■*■----fifa-atg*’ msinbcrx it set asid* I*1* 8u*i (anal aroa unless Israel used locally, in He to all member* i f Tim* jfter tlm-*, he ment ci*Journed mealing of the board held fn . deprive Ihe voters of K.-mle.ole tha-Jay apparatus located at Dm'roe fell htf ... ,.f -graoimlr ty governments as well as by the the Council to refrsm front giving lion of the fact that he is not r,. 1County of their rignt to decide Lutheran Church of The Redeemer . ,i» m i-liowsh,r -- - - - - - stu- *t»J|-Eaypllan* slop fighting will*. on Oct. n. state.'1 Israel any assistance or from tak lin in g on Ihe Ihings he saw as ini .tali- with a the si* ' " i * , r* ’ . The Immediate neiesstty (or i u«> c.n cm n»p»c ui werwlns to Smith jviintcd out that the meet* mg "advartagr of the .Ituati-sn expert but one who. being a human (heir us»n economic fiilufc.’’ said just off IT 9J ou M’«-t zilh Place.1 written sewage disposal plant and tne tr­ i.in Krmp The aulomallc answering urvl.-# nortlculturr. The first student to , .#m iK-ing, had the welfare of all pen ireme interest of th* the individual *"•* yoMrnlai was an orgsnu n- for any .elfish intrust " "The Injunction is «o wnrde.l as |« ,,i.ice,l In Pastor Krhles«msnn’* rtvflve this was Crevasse, who ^ Minlsle " F allure of Ihe Council to rrarl pie* at heart In hi* opinion, much members of the lluard if San- tionsl on* “The time el*m*nt is to lakr Issue.'* Kemp slated, “nut „ff|re at Ihe eh'trrh sherc ho seem- rlosev to hrrltl’i * arllvl0f c omt Minister Eden lold Iha ford City Commissioners, »* ei- nf extreme importance.“ he said at this time" laalg" .flid, * would of the difficulties lu-ing expcrlcne particularly with .* hut n th . r 11, Iird* a new prasrt each evtn- t ea .nd aim- I- iu«e nf tins 111h on. r. ’outrauns lln. the Anglo* pressed at the adjoumed'inretlng "* h«for lhr *■«*’* r.mpera- '*e « clear avoid inee of i's ........... ed in lhr Middle K*»t were lie with llir legal •»->ini n* of 'he At- ,rg II is nliioalrd that from IhO •—*• * --------' ~*“ that from INI ^resting'link \ former rim ‘ •*"” '? List promaied the sur- lion ,ion of rounty roun,J’ official* in Ihe ability for the mainlenanm of in cause of childish thinking un the 'urtiry lieneial nf the hlatr nil week, has prum-ilcd thr sut ______ In 340 calls twrday a n made t# tendent of grounds■! Ihe Untwr- J’*'*’ J|'r hp|-“iPrpnl* * n<1 * lU r,lJ| study'which proyevU, completion ‘‘ompl*‘,,on of Ihe ,h<> reports n‘PorI» request­ n’9Up»t- t«’rpalional twace and security." part uf sn railed traders in world Florida, Ihe Ktctng J-y study which is being pruyectCommissi,m ,ht , . rr „ om _ or , P'*, , * * a by 1 ed J *■ “ Nov. "K). Secretary General Dag Ham- affairs. "Some men are trying of Hi* State of Florida and the thr I’rayrr fortheDayanswering „ty nf Florid*, he u an authorlly *ed imtnedialely. lo art aa god*." he said. “ I be marskedd lold the Counrll that ((untinard on I'ag* Rl •rr' icron horllcultuial problems. Mts. • nri,i,s anA City officials will mrcl at a lat­ One Sanford man. when al Ihe Varnedoe. In hrr day long visit _ E’'* " «»’f l* rpy nrl» ’ n W er dale with Clifford Mefi* • • Maj. Gen. E. L. J|. Hums. U. V. lievr that if these men will act height of confiaion during a slay'* to Sanfortl la*l season, Is well government* have^ esked .......... ................... ..................... .. of truer rhief in I'ales’ine. had as men. n»l try lo ad a* f«dt and in whose charge the collecting work, was referred Its Ihe Prayer known to the lh*> group group liccuuse Ih-cuusc __ of T;|W >*. Jnl* withdraw ... ----------reports from that source has been *'*Nn l 0b Imtb Egypt and l*r..cl let God tie God, many of the pro for the !*«>■ by |>ix srtfe. Unknr.w* ..................... n,e rno-t inlvresling fl»wsr arnr ,hrlr l0rcel ,0 •HMn >n nillcs of .. fl..w,r plaresl. f,,r <n Immediate cease fire So hlerns can and will Ik- solved " “ Hi* message was received with ingly, he railed '.l?R and heard Ihe rjiiRcnirnti ihe built, «trp by ilcp I anil, Meeting with the County Cltlrrn. ,f " r’ hp hp h ,,‘ no ,nfori"«- enthuslastir acclaim.'' Dr, Char ensln French proposal enThen- are only two more dm* prayer reconled for eaeh ealler am| illustrate I *0 cirarly that Ihe Tas Council yesterday were: ** ,0 whrlhp'> pl'»>*‘r side had , L. Person* who presided, in which In make application for According In De tus us-tran le ladies wrtc able lo pop) the fun* *l»aKr s Hut force* of the |w* When harness horse rsclng is'Oounly Commissioners J o h n rrP'lp11 . . . absentee balled*, accorllng to called his wife back nnd laid, damental* in Ihelr own flower <"oun'rie* should be "Icmporaiw Introduced atScmlnnlrRareway Mclsch,B. C. Dodd and Brown , 1 *m,|her davclopment, Jordsn •*E” based al Port Said, Ismalht Visitors included the Rev. A. G Mr*. Camilla Rnir- Supervisor "Vou have made D-|* * perleel ,hows. any new Job* will open to reel- M i l l e r C l i f f o r d McKIh i ’ ,? r a i !' ursr'' Uouncil In end lh r ’ , P l)fl of teclurea may be * nd SufI* Pro of It-gistratlon fir Seminole day for m e -l don t kn.rw whtl nti of the cotmly William B. Commissioners elect Lawrrnce A 1 . Ihp ,,mp lini?p,,l,,r ,,f ,hr Fir“ .......... - - . . " ( s . x i m wsosstsst j orj . n » lrn,,i ,i.., i, _” ',’^s byierian Church, her*; Millls R I would base ta ll nr lone hto il Mtrn)r,| for pc.o n sl gratiflca -------County. Kemp, race-ray president, told Swofford. Homer Ullle and John ( all-of Fgvnt ;n f trr m of »n,l Gen J C Hutchinson not hern fvr the prayer that io ;v .,,| < lfl , m | r<| u(.altnnal reward or (or The Herald loiay. The deadline for mtk.ng appli­ K ril.r; John Isey. Ta* Collnlnr " . . . . ‘ >pl ' “''l.lmanl of . . . rredil* for Judgeship in amateur cation for the ab.i-ntre ballot* is r f my iroibes "I csn'l predict Just best many John Galloway, Ta* Assessor I's treaty obligations. D her. possibly have found the „ HW,.r , how rrr,.f|eatr. Those 1*4 I'silllli al Sleam Roller Thur- 'ay. The Jordanian foreign minister Jobs there will he out there whee. Sanford Doudnry Ta•atee solace for there is no rrrord The term "steam-roller" wa* we gel underway. But I ran say rte.t Miss Miry Earle; W. G. said that Israel'* attack on Egypt However, marked ImlloU for the made of those who might call re. who study for thr itwnd crrttflk'n V A feneral . U si.. .1 . .. . * ' . ' *1 cat* will In' required ts lake an first applied in Anu-rlcsn psdi- Nov. A general elertloi In thr ab girdles* this—Chit *5 pci. of 1hi.se ’ Irrd Ktlhcc, Clerk of ..CircuitCourt II. "endanger* Ihe peace n f Ihe Mid­ of the hour of Ihe day. lie* in describing methods lh* senlre voting will be rrcciied op for any yob whatsoever In con- P, Herndon, Sifpcrlntcnd.nl of dle East and Ihe pcaro of Jordan The purpose of Ihe Prayer for examination. Rnosevell-Taft majority used to unlll \ p. m. Nov. 1 by mail, said the Day. said Rev. Srhlestmann All members of th* rlub are nectinn with lh* operation must be public IntlrurUon R. T. Mil wee, Itself." Representative* of The Sanfortl override protest* against -rat Mrs llroee. residents of Ihe county," K*mp ansi Frahk Whrelrr Jr. "is Ihe Christian motivation wo eh entitled to attend, Iho*-1 from Herald attended Ihe Annoil Fall Ing Taft delrgalrs from Al­ staled. — - - -------*‘|i seems as If we will hive 'he want* lo rcirh mil lo feltawmco rliclcs alisinliing Ihe Mt. Ilf same abama and Arkansas. A' Tlut is not iu*t our desiro. larged absentee sole it, S-mmolc in Christian love througn pr.iyvr." may attend without futlhir pay­ meeting of Ihe El arid* Newspajv Thr Itsv. E. L. Shlglry Kr.. p.i«ment. liiose wllrttrfing ir i s i.lually er Advertolsine Exec Oise* wh'-tl w - n i Ads "steam-roller" Cnuniy voting history," she said IT is a irquirnnent unuer Ihe lor an I rsangcltsl of Mentone. was held Friday xnd Saturdsy la lirtnse which will he rran'el will pay a minimum fee. their way to Ihp nhjrrtiir y>u Nearly mn ahsem-e hallo!* Ms . will speak each tim ing at desire, whether it’s someone tis have already been rraikrd an! re Daytons Reach al Ihe Casa Lind* when lh* voters ratify the herHotel. 7..V) p m. beginning tonight at th» rent your property or a ssi-rk celvrd In Ihe office of the Super­ nrss raring proposal al He (-oils revival meeting being he'd si the Mor» thih 3(1 new-spaners weft on Nov. 1 er tsi fill a Joh Call 1*71 for visor nf Regristration located in Wesleyan Methodist (’hutch of informal Ion on i-ffo tisr ad wilt­ the 1 lumber of Cumt.ur<e Build represented at Ihp round Ishl* Kemp went un lo say th*| pen Paula. « discussions held Friday afternoon ing mi-thods. pi. and businessmen in all sulks ing and Sakinlsy morning when mitt* of life in the rwmly e IP benefit mil problem* wrre Ihe subject of from Ihe hig rspsntim pr.-gratn The first nlght’a play of the the panel study. Mil DMnon «* - Sheriff M II. slated to take place al the race­ Duplicate Rridge Cluh’s *lx we-ks | Another attack nn Ihe larl-mu Bus- man sail tnslay he believes Three sessions were hell for way. tournament look place *1 Ihe lul l system at ftemlnetr Raceway Ihe various categories of news* f MVII lie buy ing thouur.’l* >'( J e s s e M’liods, My car-old Negro, YacM Club Thursday wilh 12 l’«rk was ma le by Ihe Nvuio Mm- paper advertising trpn scnltUvcs. dollar, worth <>f building materials who vanished from a h'ooslstaiiti-d awi- ••• lahlea Assoi-talion for Seminole Ml** Helen New m nres'd-ct ns -r and ilrms in •i.iucrtinn wilh the Jail .ell Sunday, is alive “ and I expert him lo he found." . . , County at a meeting hell yeiterthe rrtiil group; Harn'd Canning plant expansion. When lh* oanera In ,|,y B, Bhlls* ci.u.. llapusl Church .-c - .c n4i.r Ihe .c . Master poinl night resulted m ov.-r national group; and Bowman added, however, there and lr«in*r* of ’he tm torse* lo a 143 average for Ihe evening's ,\ resolution opposing pari-tine Heidi Swearingen ovrr Ihe cla««l* be stable! here for sis month* is a possibility Woods was shin play with fitsl place taken by luel Iselling was adopted by Iho fled group. move ,n. every husiRoas in tsemi- an<l his bosly “buried or Jumped Mr. U w rrn cr Blakeand Mr. bosl, and slgnH by It. pre.id.nl,Julius DavIJron presldrnt .m l mde County will f « i the lm pi:t into » pit." Ihe Rev. The Negro had bc*n accused of .... S. M.. Danlrl* and the publisher of th* Dayton*Reach of new dollars bc..t- rourel trlu Leonard Munson with 17R'»; sr. the ___ Rev. ___ S. .. M. - ........... thr ar**'* economy." K»mp pro­ saying "hello Ihcre. baby," to a cond, Mr- William (Tlflon and srrre t.iry, Ihe Rev. N. A Watson. [ News-Journal delivered Ihe wel* The resohillon p o i n t s ou t1 fomr address lo Ihe FNAK ni»m* while school teacher. mises!. Mrs Cooper 'Rh ITSU; third. Fill agrnl* appeared brieBy on "M'e are ronvinceJ and know that Iters Kat'ird.is aR.‘ti'>eit ^'People from all sections of Ihe Mr*. Harry IwGranl and Paul pari-mutuel gambling In any area rlhnlry will make .teminnle Cuun- Ihe *<rnr. then departed w.'hout Paol Harris, president of FNAE, Mogrlrang sMth 170; fourth Mrs. is morally wrong, and aca.nst liesided over the short husinete sisymg w hether they sroul I Isk* ty a vaiallon visit'ng spot,*' Kemi If. D Freeman and Steven Rock­ God's plan, and bong immoral ll session which was folio ird bv re­ •aid. “We anliripate that even part in Ihe investigation. Underwill greatly hinder and retard Ihe ports from Ihe Individual group well with JM. when thrrr is nz'lanng jn ng nn 'T " " " l* work of our churches, nnd will at Ihe raceway, ytti.or* from nur,* J , r * * ork’n« un The game w as directed by Mrs. lower both the moral and finan­ session*. Tlie Spring merting of every stale and Canada will be P r * ' . , ., Ihe association will be held in Ilia Kirhl. cial standard (or life Mat we have Gainesville. ..i . up » at . . local i« « . i ho'eli, i. .-I „ pulling m»* ,,Bowman . . . said . he. and _... hi* de-, obtained," New players will he welcome. tola and lodging place* * , they I-u .c. Had ma le a hurough .c.rrh George W. Jenkins, president of It was adoplrd. in the rrsolu- Publlx ~ may vl.il the ir.rk dally tow.lch " f f ^ . af ^ C h’ h . ........ Super Market* delivered lion, that "The Negro Minister- thr ad tress at Saturday night’* Ihe workout*— one n, lh- greatest l" ^ , ,r‘ 1tnr . f n' ' * * ,d*f1 lal Association of Seminole County f .NAR banquet, free sltractlon* offered anywhere ln ^ n’“ h- ^ n{ 10 unalterably oppose Ihe exl-nsioit, uAjT«riHa Our r»ceway willserve ^ , Uo rtporttJ he h, d Attending ihe mreting from Ib e in Seminole Co.in.y lo include s r a m sin.l 'ui.iig thousarjd. In- conUf1rJ , numbfr of N lli-raM were Mrs. Evelyn Cush­ hone racing and pledge our ef­ ing. Advertising manager and Lew The Seminota High School B forts lo oppose the same in any Luster, Classified Manager. • u d /emmil. OiMv" k .« o <>' Un, small railroad sURcd samipala oanty. f#„i,r ,nd lold tham that U Mood* _ . I., , „ election bald for that purpose.” Squid will play tu last home game ^ prfamblf th, re.olutkm u l9 ' _______________ Is found "h* srtll b« protected." of Ihe season here Wednetdajr ,tntra "The purpo-e of our L ife* I The contact* were m sde, he said, afternoon at 4 30 p. m. ; work is to letch by precept and \ A /o r itn a r 00 ,h» fbanca that Some Negro Vr c U ir iC I home might b* harboring WooJa, They are meeting Ibe Sejhre»te example. Mini when GoJ rule* alt .ewsUeraU* cloudiness Ik rough in Ihe fear (hat sum.-'hlng would NEW YORK GIANTS dormitory building on Mellonvllle At*. I» *t*wit one-third Complete. Dat-- for B Squad *1 Seminile Memorial Is well, and that all wrong, must romplelion of the epiawllng building (« h<>u>* New York Giant* Farm System 1* sat lor about mid- Baseball stadium on .Mrllonsillo be oppose I by those who btlieve Redaeaday j lew UalgH U U . happen I* him if h* were found. January. I Staff Photo) • Asa. i la Hu turn*" j Citizens Council To Conduct Study Of Tax Problems Experts To Conduct Flower Show Course 2 Western Powers Warn Israel, Egypt To Stop Fighting Harness Racing To Open Many New Jobs To Residents Absentee Ballot Deadline Thursday $ Herald Represented At Advertising Meet Wildwood Sheriff Believes Missing Negro Still Alive Revival Begins Duplicate Bridge Legalized Betting Club's Six-Week Tourney Underway Attacked By Negro Ministerial Assn. B Squad Plays Here Tomorrow Additional Local News On P age 8 (9 h i-L �•- ■1 THE SANFORD HERALD I Page 2 Tuei. Oct. SO. 1956 Stardust Increasing 4 THE OLD HOME TOWN •ifi'n* l> t C"'t H E A P T H I S . I IN V IT E d \ ( BU T H A V E N 'T YOU H E A R D ? THATAJEW A IE kSH B O R TD JO/A4A H E R H U S B A N D IS A O U R C A R D C L U B - A N D S H B 7 M A W C IA N A N D D O E S S A ID S H E 'D B R / N £ H E P Y ^ C A R D T R IC K S , A N D OW A1CARDS - I S N 'T S H E I S H IS A S S IS T A N T T H A T J U S T D U C K Y ? / __________________ C PASADENA. Calif , UP- Some itar* apparently are steadily In* crraiinf the stardust necessary to beget new young daughter atari and planeti like earth. Anl some itare In the heavrnl may lie ircond or third erncratum offspring of old or drad invisible atari. The atari and univrrae perhapa begin out of aimple cloud* of hy­ drogen. the simplest element of all. Then atar« thrmaelrea created the rcat of the kin 1* of atoma that make up the earth—and you—and younger atara. •V Theao are parta of a new theory of the arum and life of the umverae. Evidence to aupport it la coming fmm new atudica by as­ tronomer* and nuclear scientists. This theory challenges an older theory that the universe begin 4 'j to 3 billion years ago with a big hang or <-xp!o»ion of one primeval central atom. That ex­ C o plosion supposedly Instantly treat­ ed all the chemical elements from which stars anl planeta came, home main evidence cemes from brilliant analyse^ of the chemical elements existing in stars. Thesa s r a s A iL i studies find stars do vary m their LOOK O U T - -T H E C A R O S A R E S T A C K E D ! chemical* makeup artording to O i m n w n « n - » « « • in ra c a tt w . » « u > r i . n , * , , , * , , n 1 0 -3 0 theii^age. masses and brightness. Younger stars hsve more mrtali _ or heavy elements than old ones. And some giant red stars are manufacturing new dements, es­ pecially heavy ones up to the weight of lead. And they appar­ _________________B y B I N N E T T C E R F -------------------------ently are spewing these new ele­ ment* out into vast dust and gas rpELEVISION WRITERS aie subjected to frequent network clouds Ul apart- This rould lie the ccnaoraliip, aomo of it baffling indeed. For instance, one stardust lo make new stars and censor insisted that the word ‘•avocado" be eliminated from a planeta. script. "Why?" demanded One idea is that in. the begin­ the writer. The censor anning. stars rond n*c,. out of cloud! of hydrogen gas. The atari burn­ aweicd coldly, "My dear ed by converting hydrogen Into fellow, havo you ever SEEN helium, as our sun does, in the an avocado?" and marched kind of reaction that Is the bails majestically out of the room. for H-bombs. ,The writer Is still trying to Helium is turned Into carbon, figure it out oxygen and ne»m In the Marry atomic furnaces. Still more burn­ ing ami nuclear reactions upder A lady had trouble with her certain conditions could produce complexion. (Who doesn't?) •fill heavier element). The druggist suggested a new Some of these early stars per­ facial cream which, he prom­ haps exploded. Others, of massive ised, would take wrtnhlea sire, msde new dementi and out of prunes. So aha applied tossed them out into spare before the cream faithfully. Today the stars contracted and began her complexion la atilt terrible—but she'a certainly got the smooth­ burning only dimly. est prunes in her neighborhood. From the gas formed this way, a second generation of sUrs, rich­ er in nidala and heavy element*, MAIOAMT DAVIS, 8, holding a rould form. Uut some of the-n also welcome bouquet, executes a >ly WIUIAM HITT" long-practised curtsy as Prin­ could swell up and lose mass or Crafrol P rui Wrllir explode, forming still richer ga*j t-ess Margaret of Britain visits the hospital at Tanga, Tanganyi­ out of which cam* a third genera­ For IS ceakuries Europe's r AN KNGL18H carpentrr Ur- lly. ka, during a lour of British Ea.t tion >,f stars. towtAl 33 crnla fiom a pal, s|wnl bully boys wrr* so busy knocking African colonies rInternational, Ami out of fhie enriched star_ _____________ _______ It for a aocctr football pool tic- each other around they naturally dust rould have come our earth k«t. Avon 1210.000 — new* Item. overlooked such a midget Inr.o-. and all the other planets. Perhaps, physicist, finds the giant red stars O K.. O K —but what we want lo cent bystander. in ill ions or billion* of planets ex are producing heavy elements and ! !I know Is—did he pay bock the 1st throughout iho universe and that young star* often have more gummrr it abouf over ami thrrc-Mt loan? lad ok Dumkop/ iliif kasu'f putmany could have romlllions suit­ heavy elements than do old stars. i ! ! able for life a* we know It. Ur. Paul Merrill discovered the gi­ fen up tuomjK Nerve lo orar Ik* A -/op cop kai Urn jupgiif nt d a u h o j rpprte ikut k* bougkt Our earth could have been ant red stars are making techneti­ a pickpocket. A case e/ ike test Meg. # formed at least half a billion to a um, a heavy highly radioactive •‘icroua"—inifiad o/ Ik* "long"— t !t billion years after the universe it- element not found on earth. arm o/ (ke Ime? "Svaet Adeline" Is 40 year* self began. Some of the earlier Other scientists, from experi­ 1 t t eld, v * read. Wender vhel was stars could have made ihc them!- ments and theory, find evidet.ee , The peeve* lurepeen republic sang •< p*files betare 1M4T the slars rould carry out the nu­ rsl element* found on earth. •f tan Marin* leiabrafas If* I,Tim bit* of evidence toward this clear reactions to build up heavy I I « a Changing one'* clothes sevtref 433th birthday. Prekakly was sentheory came mainly from stiff elements from light ones In cossidetid |usl ■ leaiparary samp, time* a day Is iscommended as a scientists and visiting scientists niical alchemy. These workers inmeans for relieving ntrvous ten. back in 301 A D. at the California Institute of Tech­ rludo Hr. William 0 . Fowlrr of stone. In other wolds, ate w* la 1 t t nology and the .Mount Wilson and Caltech and Urs. Margaret and pack up ouMruubWs In the clj| Our guru Is that Sam Morlr.o Geoffrey ilurbidge of Cambridge Palomnr oluervaturics. can thank Hi sUs for its longsv- kit bog ?. Hr. Jerse I,. (Irren.lein, astro- University. nW i Try and Stop Me Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! Legal Notice Nut lea I- h*r*by *l»»n that lh* IV 11112 • Ul l»T u r T i l l ! m i VTV j| IIUM. IV XVII MON SMMIVOl.l. uml-ral*"*.l will, on lha trill day ‘if N'uVcmbfr, A l>. ISIS. prcacnl s t a v e s , k l o m i i m . i v r m i a v i n lo lh* llin-raM# «"ntialv Ju l»- of l.v HU M U C H . 1*1s.m in o l* r * u n i y , KlorM*. Ms f l a i l r u ft .r d i ’Da. i*»- ••••<*__ . . . . r«t iro. a- nqnl and >u"th*r>. a* •or iv is eu i Nt.inrun* a m * AdmlnMraMr . ( lh* K itils of ll.V lU V V t*. H,,»»«.—8. t'Srn**, dc***»<1. »M al TO Al.l. rHKMTOHl* ASH l-KR- .al.l llm*. Ih«n arol Ihtrr. make w X * H A V IN '! L'MAISIH tillL DM; vepllcallot, l«, lh* said Judo* for VI VM'N A.I.V IN*T T i n : I J l T A T l ! 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All riaim# *«d demand* nul Plalnilff, fll*4 Within lh* **ld Inn* and In lh* .vn. manner pr**crlh*-l by Uw •hall I-* KTIIKI, V. lirc’IIAN. "art—I »• nravldad hr law HAT. D*f**d*nl. Ml* IuI• IJnd <ls> of r*, t«*t»*r. U il VOTICN TO IIMri-.VU It I V*r* Dubnviby TO: KTIIKL V. IICCHAN A* An. illsry E**<-utrU of lh* r • AV |l B m i r n i S Ia n Will and Y**t»m#nl **4 flout* i I,,talc of Mmlly Dud*. d(Too amhl*. Al*h*mn , aa.rd Ton *r* l,*i«by *u|lfl*d lh*l a ft/ John I. Ilf*h»m 'omaUlnl b** ***" or Hull, Lan.ll*. ilinlxm A l‘r*nrh fllcl *a*lMll»ryoudlrmse and you al* r«Allornvr* al l.*w •lU trod tu reran « ropy „f your an* II* VV«*| Indiana A«**u* •w*r or plradlnn la iha I'lalatlff* D*L*nd. rimld* •llor**y*. IIOlINlUr A LMR. aad A ll*r**rs for t » n i s fll* lh* vtlilaal tnsw«r or pl*adlas la th* nfflr* nf lh* Cl*rk of lh* iv rm vtv J i iiuMs m i n r, « i:s- Clrrull <-.,ur| ,.n or h*l»r* lh* II <l*r "f hui.mliii, l i s t If ynu fall IVIILII AOIVTS. 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'(Apartment ranges excepted) Sanford Gas Co. 210 K. 1st St. Phone 1340 - our Salesman *SANE 0 RD iN£br ULorautfflghsL Kami fa R O U N D -U P will call a t your home ■MNIVOI'SI CM*If, l a l h * l * * r l * 1 lh a t o a n f y J * d * r . O LD S TO V E Sale Ends O c t 31 Saniord, �■ p r * ~ : ‘7 " f F T * t * ’~ t Cfrjvum make this your Glass Gable Boon To Small Home The glass gab> wall gives a new dimension Ih living space and classic beauty In the rohvcnlonat one and a half story home. ^ “ The Interesting shapes created T>y the triangular and trapezoidal Itlass areas and frames provide a very interesting outward look Irani the rooms and. at the same lime, they can become the real keynote of the indit(duality o f the «verall home design." declares a na­ tional!)-recognized leader n conlemporar* residential design One Important impetus l<> the new- glass gable design in -small Aomes has been the announcement of a company that it will now make on special orders various straight edge patterns of ointulaling glaca of four uf f.vi- sides with the provision that *>) angle be less than 45 d" trees nOr any ille je»s than eight inches Maximum sire* are held wilhiu the limitations of square and rec­ tangular demensions. jw li’a said that good contemporary H rchltrcturc offers man) possibi­ lities for taking advantage of new design concepts that would not be harmonious In more convcntlohal surroundings “ One of the most Important of the*e new concepts Is found In the ntrnslon of the glass walls up­ ward into the pleasinl stoplng Tines of the gable ends nf the structures," the drsigher said TJThis, course, means that the room* Inside base sloping ceilings that conform to the lines of the roof ami the top slopes Of the ex­ tended glass watts *'.\ new dimension of living space, and the enclosure ol space, is the* direct functional result of this design device. When the pro­ portions of the rooms, Ihe dope*, and Ihe glass save been detailed co rre ctly , the final effect Is a reft'tlaUon of classic beauty." The designer points o<it that there are many considerations to be studied in the proper execution TIM It HIM SIKH LOT creates an interesting selling for i hi * two level, two story home. Windows on three tlji-s if the living iitom capture >our hilltop view Kit chrn and nook, dining room and den ,srr on the lower level; bedroom* and mailer hath, upstairs. liatago It attached. Tips On Adding Space , Sparkle If you have a room in your home whirl) fnM ralr* sou with it- short walls and tow ceilings, try using mirrors to add a new look of ilcpUi and sparkle, advises a chief designer fur a glass com­ pany "T hr high cost of undertaking extensive Interior alterations Is of­ ten a strong deterrent to making dreamed-of expansion rhangea In ‘match box' rooms," points out the designer, “but the simple solu­ tion to many a problem of small rooms lias in the u*r nl mirrors which are low in co»t when com­ pared lo Ihe expense and general confusion involved tn r r moving a f'l ASS GA1M.E WALLS add distinctive beauty In overall home wall or raising a ceiling." design The availability of T htnw fane Instil.dm,; glass In IrajwThanks to today's modern mothjold shaper ha* r \ made the -;'t-s grille concept of architecture id of twin grinding plate glass practical for small horn which is used in Ihe manufacture of high grade mirrors, homeownrrs are able In obtain mirror* of tuh a design Idea. Simplicity, and one-half-story sloping rod* of the Ingheit degree of distor­ thoroughness, economy, functiona­ form very naturat gable cm! srall* tion-free clarity yet attainable, lism, desirability—all are impor- (o incorporate the full glass gable ami at reasonable cost, too. ONE OF THE HOST common taht. wall." problems encountered In homes Orientation should be a major Insulating gla*> through Us im­ both new and old, Is the dilemma factor in deciding where the gl>»* portant function uf rrlantlng heal of short walls, line solution lies gable will should be localrd. The loss, like n brick wall or insulated in Ihe u*e ol rectangular mirror* proper ovrrtnngns roof will often frame car truction. has made which are hung Imrirontally to give the illusion of greater length provide the key to varying the large picture windows and whole to the wall orientation. In some rases the in­ glass walls practicable, and now If the room in question has a doors can be carried Completely In apectal angular sha|>e* may be (window opening on a garden or outdoors by extending the roof used for ihe floor to-ceiling gable , pleasing view, he it::g r*tt hang­ in g the mirror on the wall oppo­ from the glass gable wall to cov­ end wall. er a veranda or patio for outdoor The glass trapezoid shape first s e the window;. In Ihit way the living. In any case. Ihe feeling of was u*rd in airport lower*. In ouImIv* view is reflected, giving the wall a pleating, living mural spaciousness is always present. schools, In large modern residences effect. Natural light hv the room "We find that livability can de­ and th retail stores hut by avail­ is Inrrrased and the wall teems finitely be lncrea*rd when these ability of tailor-made insulating to be ‘‘pushed back." giving the new design 1 lea* for glass gable glass is now easily adaptable to entire area a feeling of spacious* ends are properly execulcd," con­ give the conventional home great nets amt sparkle cluded the designer. "The ono distinction and beauty. The designer cautions xgatnst placing mirrors too high up on the wall »o lhal from a tilting position only the ceiling Is re­ flected Hung ll low enou-h to pick up the image of furnishings and in this way you wilt enjoy the full decorative effect provided by the m irr-r when jrnu ate both sitting and standing. TO GIVE THE FELLINI* of bright to low <ml Inc t and at the tame time create a distinc­ tive furniture setting, he suggent* suspending a mirror vertically a* a hackdr >p for a aide table, fly placing an attractive lamp at one side of the table, either on the top or the independent floor-damlIng type, a functl-nal furniture unit ft formed. The soft tones of the lamp are reproduce I In the mirror. l l t ( S * > 9 4 l< f 1 §zze • masonry, - ; kZjij t i a f i L i J VINYL * Cm * an fail, swg * OvU* Wyrhf-OdeiUM * tl*«l*llf tulltd ft* dry wall + lonhss and roll.*. (Woo #on»» wtWweSe# CA LL - g j" The Lumber Number for Sudden Service HILL Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. Third SL Sanford, PI*. ..... PRINTS for e v e r y p uf p o t e t to m odernize y o u r bathroom theAM£BiCAN-c$tattdaiKi way! The fmtst hK k -w l m ) . Isttl _ fo r m H S-Wk.M l s f i ,78 to chOOMfrom f Como in or call for FR EE oslim atal 1007 Sanford Are. * Phone 1113 llnm e In d i*cu *s VA Im provem en t Hom e Lotto** and L oan*. For Further Information About Thin Plan, Contact Your liuilder. Your Breezeway, Carport Converts Easily Into Room Carports, breezeway* or gvragc* can be turned into windowv* ailed, year-round sitting nr bed­ rooms quickly and easily by en during them with dntthlepanrd Insulating glass, according to a dlreclnr nf drrign and enhir for a glass company " I ’ve seen many examplr* nf such space converted into living area," he said, "and a . close tn tne hi.tiding Industry a* I am, I am often surprised at h-«* rniirh such a room add* In a house for the nmount of money it routs to rn close It " The secret oi tne economy is in using existing roofed areas. In •lead of adding tn the roof linp. he explained. These space, al­ ready have concrete slabs and structural iiippori* >o alt that I* needed are Ihe walls. The designer explained that rabbeted Iwn-h)-sixes In a grid are often used lo form the »a»h for Ihe Insulating glass and that by using such a system a whole wall ran be enclosed at a lime fly designing the new- window walls *u standard sires of in sulaltng glass van be ut%l, the homeowner is able In make an additional saving, a r c -riling In him, and the u<e ot a glass wall eliminates the need for sheathing, siding, and dry sail board or lath and plaster. In finishing off a garage into. radiating charm and light to the entire room. The vertical line of the mirror Itself, and Ihe similar nature nf the reflection tend to mak-- the ceiling appear higher. an additional room, he said, insu­ lating glass is the Ideal replace­ ment tor the garage doors. r * PHONE 2862 6th A .MAFLK 1 A REAL PROFIT OPPORTUNITY fo r A g | r« u lv « ) Ablo l u i l n t t s m a n • A once-in a-llfttime opportunity for able, successful businessmen to start on the ground Itaxt ol a mushiooming business You would •losk and sell Esther Williams Swimming Pools New-type, permanent, in the ground pools Ihtl sell at a package Including tiller, Ui'in* board, ladder, etc. Durable, beautiful . . easy lo tell, . . simple to install. The best r-.d value on the maikct. Exclusive featiucs enable you lo out sell competition lim it wmiiMi-mi iissut ru»i in twiMunt roots Outstanding success stories. Itiggest promotion in the industry backs your selling Full color mosic of I slher Williams and hei pool is your salev-cloter. *11 ttaitlONOW. 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W h e n you 'ra d o in g a ro o m , put our e x p e rie n c e to w o rk in helping you color-style it w ith Pratt A l.a m b rit S tw L y t- ill Flossing Tlat W e ll not only assist w ith color planning, hut we ll show you how to proceed w jih the least possible work and fuss. M ake our store jo u r h e a d q u arte rs w h e n e v e r there’s painting to h r done. You may he eligible to build a home of your own for only S200.down $ 5 0 ,per month L WALLS THAT FRIENDS WILL ADMIRE — and how to color-style them kaPaiMt^ rtmlrmlitn ood Itlloid VETERANS . . . . 17c Sma// Rooms A WINDOW WALL OF til IIIINtl GLASS DOORS gives th* feeling of added spaciousness amt close Imloer-outdoor unity lo tiny loom In fair weather the doors open easily In let In fresh air and providi rary an ess to the patio, while en unfavotable days they close tn kes-p out the tain and cold without shutting off th-* light and view. , i s p r r r ^ t jw r - ' t ^ '* w i w -T lH jg " * CONCRETE P IP E a (fkesr is* nsitt’ • Modern Mosul O ih in e l In M ahogany d r a in • H a rk T in t e d F in is h h it I e l y (■Inns m BBSS SCI square ineheo of viewable area • Aluminized Picture Tuht» • Set Anti Fortcct Volume Control • Hynapower Speaker For Fall hful Tone MODEL li t 117 ConsoleTV $22995 Sanford Electric Company 116 .M AGNOLIA A V E . P H O N E 112 A* A. * �V? “ f t «??•*• ^ -.YX.V. •*- Should Join Youths On Trick O r Treat Visits, Halloween Carnival ei Poopk hivon't chongod much In the peat fifty y ean — ' It’* the lurroundinft that Kara changed to create auch remark* aa •the new look* and “modem aye " Men and women have atayed preilomln' antly the tame — induxtrfouro level headed, afgreaaiva atateamanltke. or whatever cate­ gory that one would daaalfy people as they f f o about their dally taak and chore*. " However, they’ve been surrounded with ,, ntyles that are somewhat different thun those of forefather* who were necessarily clad In garment# meant to withstand the hardy pioneer wear. The tool# they work with arc a bit dif­ ferent than those which were provided in yean gone by. Typewriter# have aeen the modern trend In far Won# and operation — the pen and pencil are quite dlferent today since they’ve replaced the quill and alate. And Into their hand# have been placed the miracle weapon# energized by uranium and the atom. Such are the people who have reached the day on which we celebrate Hallowce'n. Maybe It Is a day for youngster#. Perhaps It should be a bigger day for grownups. . ,_And n-t a grownup — do you remember the prank# that were common on Halloween evening? That's why we mentioned the fact t hat people Are one and the aame — It's Just the change In surroundings. For Instance — one “very funny" gag that used to be pulled wo# the disiortembling of a wagon or buggy and reassembling the tahlde on top of the front porch or maybe the bam. It would be quite a job for even a Urge group of youngsters to haul a Cad­ illac or Packard to the top of a roof. Sometime# a beautiful picket fence would be moved — a gate found In some other lo­ cation — a horse found tied to the front door — and other* of a myriad or prankn pUywl on unsuspecting folks during tho ' fall celebrations. And not a twaat out of anyone other than • hale and hearty Uugh perhaps over the Ingenuity of those who manipulated tho prank._________________________________ f ‘- ,f ' ‘TRUTH' AND CONSKXJBMCES • By m i. novt.F SEW YOltK LB—Some critic* of this civilization « y it l« o.ic la which and women or- Rcttinj <'*> much alike. There U no doubt the ***** ire acting more alike every year at the result of modern woman t com pul ilon to ihare every right formerly hrld by mao ah-ne They talk alike—if anything men tre a bit more in te lle ct in home* hold topic*, white women teen more to baicball an j |Mlitic»; and often ilrc»» alike, pailicutirly in their leiiure hour*, Tbs iwo-pant* tuit may be out of date, bu’ row that wive* have oU/ivoted the comfort of dark, the two-pant* family 1* rijh l tn «ly’e Wont of all, men and women are even reginaing to lo >k dike, mutt markeliy in the yuangcr generation. Only a teen a jci to day cyn look at another icenacer and tell at a glance whet gender it U. Some pc«tlmi*U *ay Ihe tlmilar Ity of Ihc i t i c i his reached a point wtj-rr half the tin e they can't be sure whether they'rr d.al- • Voting Is Duty When all other mean* of getting people to vote fail, it ha* been suggested. pay them to do so. Political machine* have used thi* method from time to time, but naturally have given the fuel no publicity. nv JAMES MARLOW Now conies a mggestlnn from John P. Rutherford, writing in the New York Times. WASHINGTON ( AP I - President suddenly fares one of He proposes that federal income tax exemp­ Eisenhower Ihe mo*! Important momenta of tion be reduced from $000 to $500. but that hit administration dreivim- o.i the $100 deduction be returned to those who Eastern Europe—and perhaps one ut his greatest rrisea: the positvovted in the preceding national election. This pro#|>ert of gain might turn the hilly of war in the Midd> £)•(. Ibtth land on his doorstep in the little in the case of many who lie fore hud midtl of the puliliral campaign. not felt it convenient to vote, though they Neither may be* solvrd before recognized an'obligation to do ro. This would election day. Rut what Eisenhow­ be some gain. Hut how would the product er ami .Secretary of Slate Dutlca of the election be improved if it depended on do is a lest of their leadership and may he a turning potnt in voter# who cast their ballot from purely history. mercenary motives? Israel, mobilizing its armed It should still be |iosslble to shame neg­ forces, has Elsenhower worried it ligent citizens into voting by re la tin g that may attack its Arab neighbors. this is the moi4 elementary duly of ritl-i Fuel, a war, once storied and angulfing the Middle East might tenshlp. not be limited lo Israelis ahd A- ike Facing Important Moment • • • rabs. Uriel says she fear* an Arab altark. The Vnitrd States and RuJiia A won!, now. nnent the Jnywnlker. Till# both hove a slakp in Ihe Middle hardy perennial ha* liven derided, condemn­ East. Roth have be-tn contending for influence there. ed, pitied and held up to scorn n* n wit less In Eastern Europe tho Ameri­ nincompoop for almost as long ns the au­ can government haa hoped ever tomobile han been around. Yet still, agile since World War II lo see Ruiiio'a grip on the satellites shaken If not serene, he persist*. That hope may now berome Why the jaywnlker'* tribe ha* -not long loo**. a reality. renis**# osiiy *it« n ■oroivor »m sum *. since been eliminated 1* one of modern life'* These are Ihe problem* for El­ ____ ______ etee* manor Oslo*#* IT, ISIS »l rplexlng little mysteries. Dally lie rhal- senhower and Dullea: PHi Offt#* #S I w t ir i , Vtorlja ;*SW th* Ast The United 8taici, trying to igea that moi* fearsome of destroyers •r Cwofros* e f jla r i* I tITO ovoid making enemies in the Midm ao m a lm , done* *•* r«»ti*h*» the horseless carriage. He darts across the m # a m * nsNWSN ■ « - cmjmj Um ' t i t t e r East, has refuted arms to the BVCl.TM i CVMINQ t<W flll1 n M m it f __ street in the middle of the block; he crosses dir Israelis, who said they needed •gainst traffic lightn; he upjieara suddenly them for defense. Pr*M T *o I l M l i k » w m #* »• *AMOslat*# » • U r rsouhllr*»«hick ii ••itiu4 m lM itn f ik* ••• fro m between two parked cars. He seem* Rut at tbe same time the United ■ kit w o ifO " . ; *t i i ik*T**#T * * * * > ti* i« s i* ■_____________ to lead a charmed life. t State, gave the nod to Ihe French •lUprwsaiH K*U#o*llr k» OM***l AirorlljtM He seems to. that is, unlit one has a look lo go ahead and supply Ihe Israe­ im . h i a iw tU h ' l m s«»k sis# They've been well supplied, at the statistics. Such an examination dl#- li*. ______ s u m * a g w u __ according to reports here, and eloii'S Ihnt the jaywalker is a prime target have now mobilized iwrhipt RSI,•RBKRirTtO* RATO* •> Corrisr t i l |lt WMli Ow* S u lk It « for hi# enemy, the auto. Every now and then, two inen. Torso Mentha Via Month* Ow* f l i t he la dipped; every once in a while, one of An attack by the Urrelit on the |l M M-tl n i l* All U*ltu»rr molls**, M tO *r thinks. rtvalutioot ant his number cashes in hi* chips midway lie Arab* now would w n e the in­ sattiM *f aatarialaMaat (*r ika enroot* af riliU* terests of Ihe French, who have l u l l win ka •antra* fnr *t ranHlar MrortUlae rat** tween Prudence and llurryup Streets. their hands full with the Arabs in Sometimes, watching the jaywnlker e- North Afrkq. Tuesday, October 30. 1056 Page 4 merge from one narrow squeak after an Such an stuck. If made now. other,' it begina to nppenr that a ttiecial wotild tome at a time when Ihe TODAYS niB I.E VERSE “Love your enemlea. , . and pray ILr them angel must hover over him. Hilt angels a# world's attention has been divert­ ed from the Middle East to East­ !which dospitefulty use you. and persecute nnyonc knows, sometimes grow careless. ern Europe, when- the Poles have Hotter cross at the corners. you. (Matthew 5M4) vhaken off Russian control and Ihe Hungarians have been fight­ ing for a week tn get the Rusaleha Editor: off Hunrary'* hark. Tho Sanford Herald Also an attack now would rom# San lord, Florida on tho ev* of (ho American elec­ Dear Mr. Harman: According to a sample ballot To th* Editor: TO FLF.KF, FERtILANCK which appeared In an Orlando pa­ The Democratic Party le lue TO DREAM per Oct. the doctors of Semi­ TAMPA lfk-0»o*ltton to Hit#unto Old Glory, It hai taken Quite '•ration nay bouoe* bach at BoulH- S lashing from the III wind that nole County wilt be privileged on NATIONAL CITY, Calif. Ufa— A Nov. S In exercise their franchise motorist told police hi* car ran ere whit# people, lb# executive he* been blowing lately. regarding not only candidate! fur off a freeway IM feet over a bank The color may fadr a little, on wertary t i th National Asan. for office and proposed convlilutional Into a ditch when he fell asleep th* Advancement of Colored Peo­ the edges fray from hard use, amendments but also rm a local in tbe early afternoon. Police but It still stands up high regardqtlrvtlnn. W# may vote either charged the man wllh speeding ple NAACP Mid her*. leu of how strung the gale blow*. Movement* to chok# off free- H stand* for great and loyal pur­ "Y O It RATIFICATION" nr and gave him a bunk In jail when dom of thoufhl sad speech among poses thal have been a tradition "AGAINST RATIFICATION" on he said he had not slept for four that l(H-al question. According lo da)a. Negroes may lead to suppression down through the yoers of the aame rt|hU for white Aa a bud), we Pemncrala must the fine print on the ballot, which groups later on, laid Roy Wilkins uphold the things that mean the require* 2t>io vision or a magni­ GOnni.EDYGOOK'H GOT TO GO ALBUQUERQUE. N M. of Wothington. mast imp,riant phases in our fying gtava to read, the Dsu* on Government "Gobbled) rook" I. which we are to vote D aa fol­ ; For tsample, ho (aid, th# ictivl- life's history- Wo must stand up getting a working ever la Atomic ti#a of • florid# etotalatlv# com­ to the one thing our great men lows: "On the question of whether Energy Commission offlrr* in Al­ mittee Investigating U»# NAACP of past year* has* oluod for and or not the remiit Issued by Ihe buquerque, V->re than (mo rmpluyjnoy result In "th# trampling of gave a great port of their live* State Racing Commission of Flor­ *» arr taking hour a day Instruc­ ida, to Seminole Park Racrviay, th# freedom of th# white citizens lo preserve ami keep. tion in wriling "plain letten.” fa this •tot#.'* It la of greet nobility and hooor Inc., a Florida corporation, dated the IIIh day of August. A. D. ' Wilkin# opok# Sunday at ■ to anyone who will stay loyal to voter* need to know before we meeting of th# Florida conference the party, through thick nr thin, IMS, for operation and conduct enter Ihe booths on Nor. S Uut of harness horse racing in Semi­ of the NAACP. or what may come, w* will carry nole County, Florida, shall be rati­ lo vote "FOR RATIFICATION" R# laid Southern newspapers on fied or rejected and to decide on the question means to vote for generally have-Ignored th# danger Throughout ell America 1 know whether aueh permit shall be ap­ legalising another form ol gambl­ fa whit people In this Integration there ere many like myself who proved and license Issued and ing la our county; and that to laeuo and "are filled with child- will carry on those tradition# and race mevtflnre permitted tn said vote "AGAINST RATIFICATION” „ lahnete an the rare queotlon." means voting against tba exten hold on to the things that mean county." alon of the gambling evil In Semi­ Selurday night *SUte Rep. John the moat to our generation and You will note that no mention nole County. B. On- Jr . of Miami railed segre­ to the generatloni to come. la made In the ballot of gambling Respectfully youre, No mailer what race, creed or gation Immoral, uneconomical and or pari-mutuel betting on Ih* eolor. you originated from, you Perry L. Atone uarenntitutlonal. proposed bareest horse races. We Be urged the group U reglater must keep Ihe wotha and mechan­ ism of th* party well protected ■nd rote. !. 'TolltleliM win quickly dtewrer *o that It ouy be reoervid for the that there la no color chart In the benefit of onyon* who wlsheo to rome Into or help to carry the Voting booth," Orr said. banner through the strongest : lie told the NAACP It# "pice gales, th* darkest nights and toward equal rights wtH be deter­ etand out In the lives of our child Near P. 0. Phone 103 mined directly by tho pace of your ran and theirs after them. march t# the polls." If It must come to th* boiling lirinjf or have jour Doctor ’ In the recent special teuton of 1 wherein you think you will the Legislature Orr mat the only e life-long Mend, don't stress telephone your nest pro* vet against bill* designed to alow the point, orally, just act illenlly down or atop public school Inte­ and go oh toward the goal you acrtpllnn lo u*. It will bo gration. He Mid then he was an ■tarted. paoernry member of tbs NAACP. accurately compounded with fresh 4rR|R Thar# are many way* of atnaafag the petal and keeping your at a fair and reuoMbto prtco... PAST • ffarw ariT Sd “asp MOos* Mend* toe. Let's go, Democrat*, faorakhsd" bosoms d t r a t upheld the party to Ihe utmMt FREE DELIVERY afao from nidenta of Florida and < end keep our country In good •totes, he said s t the meeting. shape m Old Glory will be proud < " I l’e s whole let Staler to vote lo endure the galea of years to 2Pth & French "To Heller Servo You" Four convictions than tt la to try come. to derlre." Ore saidM o. UOU Kubanka Jaywalkers tions when any stand taken by tht Eisenhower administration on Is­ rael—one way or the other— might Influence the American Jewish vote. Rut if tho Israelis should at­ tack and whip the Arabs -with­ out effort by thia country lo stop them—the shattered Arabs would probably feel their only friend v* „ Ruviia and turn to her for hrlp, if not during the war, at least afterward!.. That would put Ru«ila Into Ihe middle East in a big way, the last thing the United State* want! to ice. If Ihe United Slates could get the Russians to pull back lo Rus­ sia the troops now scattared through Ihe satellites all the way into Eastern Germany, it would give the satellite people • chance to work out tbelr own destiny. In lime they might shake off com­ munism too and become Ameri­ can friends. At least freedom from Russian control for the satel­ lite* would mean the diminishing of Russian Influence. _AR these possibilities fa«c Ei­ senhower and Dulles. If they make a bad move, they may wreck American opportunities In Eoatern.Europe for years or forever. Yet. Ihe Russians have their uwn dilemma. They have posed to the undeveloped notions around them a* friendc with no motiveexcept kindness and • desire to help fly using their troop* to light the Hungarian revolt, they have already made a kike u( the: im t protestations. If they use more force, their othrr neighbor* ran ntf longer be deluded about their real intentlona. But If they back out of Ihe salcllltea, they lose fare too. The prob­ lem for Elsenhower and Dulles Is how to lake advantage of the Russian dilemma. It'* on oppor­ tunity which may not come again. IAFF ■A •DAY The Sanford Herald G South's Opposition :To Integration May Backfire On Whites K FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE o r - - - - - ; g g ^ P ^ > Jga n jB E p T er If* a man. If it never acrepte Ing wl'h o man or*v woman. “I f * pariici'sely hard on pic­ the first seat and la <ure anuihrl nic* or a fishing trip." Mid one. location woukl be better, U’x a "Then even giondmas dress like woman. grandpas, end n.xibodjr but tbelr If It always climb# into a toil own kids could be sure which ti ahead of you, U'a a ♦ m a n . H\p which" it always pays tb* cab >|Rver when However, t a c r is no reason yet it get* out. it's ■ man. lo get hysterical A careful im­ If it arks you to dance, 4 * s partial observer ran alwov; dis­ man. If it j* t * mad because you tinguish between the sexes. don't ask U lo dance, It's a wu­ Here arc a few ways in which man. you can tell whether any human If it crosses Us legs witlmut po­ being la • man or wuman, no mat­ licing whether anyone Is looking, ter what ii wears, nl>a: It soya, leg* unless so m o re 1* looking. or how it „uli it* hair: It's a worn in. If U guci through a revolving If It ivkes off Its ihoea tn a/y door wtthtni' Jfh m an arm, If* movie, it's o women. If It la k e * '' a woman If It do*s 11* fair mare off it* hat In chureb, IF* • mae of pushing, U*« i nan If U backi up to you and askt If In i poker game it says, you to fix a s'.i'ck zipper, It's a 'cover your cards, dupe I tan woman. If It atorniy «nd silently •ee Ihem," ,f« a .nan. If it can •olvos Its tipper problem* by lb vee eveiy Ctrl tn your hand and self, U'a a man. keeps righi on leaking, it's a wo­ If it will give o two-bit handout man. lo any seedy tramp. lt*a a man. If paying it* bills gives it a But If It gladly speeds itq whole tense of .ccnrily f * a man If life cooking and raising khfs for running up 'dlls rive* It a feel­ o no-good ungrateful bum, It’s * 1 ing of fre /.Io n. It's a wore an woman—every time! If it alwn.-s offers yua a C fir, Any questions T it's a man. If it is always asking you for a ru.».'ft:e, hen waits fur a light, it'z .v worn*#. OKLAHOMA ALLIGATOR If It sees a fly buzzing lo a K1AREL. Okla. ori-Not aU the spider's web and brushes the In­ big alligators Uve in Florida. sect free, it's a man If, instead, Edwin Taploy and James Lee it watch** to see how the apljer of this southeast Oklahoma town operates Ut trap, it's a woman. caught an alligator weighing IIS If it always lakee th* first seat pourJi and measuring more than feet on Little Rivor. (. offered by a restaurant hcedwait- To Our Friends and Customers We Are Now Open For Business AFTER Extensive Alterations: 15 % Discount For Cash & C an y Pickup and Delivery , !f You Prefer LA N EY » DRY CLEANERS E. H. LANEY OWNER Letters To The Editor FAU S T S DRUG STORE ■— im r Men, Women Acting More Alike Our popuUtion today though la dense — construction a bit more permanent — with joviality playing too small a part in our everyday living. This in no day for prunks — for dissimi­ lar to those bygone days — the cost of a prank might run into the hundred# of dol­ lar# because of the complexity of building and the "utondc age" construction. Ilaliowce'n fun l# now confined to "trick or treat" visits and the school carnival* They pUy an important part in releasing the energy of youngster* and adult* alike fur there is no fun like Hnllowee'n fun. Fortunate is the boy or girt whose |wr-j ents. go along to share in the fun garnered I from the "front door bell ringing" on the trick or treat visit/ or to the sclsml carn­ ival. • I' 1'vt just bid t request for K y Blue Hesven' from over oa South Elm Street." ( 110 E. Second St. Phone 485 A h f r e A S S IT S * Atirtt of r*«s A i w M s e on morn- tt m M timt high, proof of toood, propioUt optrotiro. Yom tbon hi Aurti, m dto to Eoroiop omd \ Komom. Yom J w t s p Attommt here •»S h ro rro l rnootp moUog ottti to yom ( m i im ntti to $10,000/) fIR S T FED ER A L k Savings & Loan A sia Sanford I. �T H E SAN TO RD H E R A L D T u e ^ O ct 30, 1058 P»ge 8 S o cia l £vmi& Rainbow G irls Pay ! Homage To Officer At O.E.S. Meet Prior 1a Ihc meeting of the Order of Eastern S :a r tUturdty night. a Courtwy Prill wM preicntrd by the order of RnlnbawJ Girt* In tumor of Mr*. Ethel Dabion, worthy Gram) Mr Iran, win made her official visit to Sanford nt the time. Mill Marilyn McDaniel played the piano for the drill, a* the airli came into the banquet room in two linea, hrsdeJ by Nancy Cash anj Pessy LundquUt. The two line* of s'rl* marched to the front of the room, eroded over, turned back and crimed rear of the room wheie they form­ ed a rainbow. Then Min Margaret Ellison. Worthy Matron of the Rainbow Girl*, brought Mr». Dobion to the altar In the center of the rborn and. while Marilyn played ‘ tJier the Rainbow'' the girl* filed pact Mr*. Dobson and carh pretented her with a single red ro*e and »omc fern. When all lhr girl* had piCM-utcd their roses, mating an even dorm, Jc f Fllbry tied a while tatln bow* atouml the bouquet. and made a »hurt apcech on behalf of all I he girt* telling the guest of honor how much they enjoyed being able to («• til re with her and how much they appreciated the help *hc and othen like her were glvirg t j ilir Rainbow Girl*. Mi l Fllbry also presented Ur*. Duh»on with a gift for Jo»eph ( heny, Worthy Grand Patron. who wa* not prrtenl. I he drill do»ed wilh Ihe ting,n* X c 'r r "a tk Alone" by the Rainbow Girl*' choir. Mi** Eugeni* Callender hnile* ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Eugenie Callender Engels Is Engaged To Robert H. Time Mr. and Mr*. John Lettcau Kngel* of Sara*ota. formerly of Racine, Wia. announce Ihe engagenirnt anil appioaching marriage of their daughter. Eugenic Cellcndor and Robert Harmon Stine, t o of Mr. ami Mr*. Paul J Mine of Orlando, formerly of Sanford. The »mall fam ly ceiem ny wrill be on Friday, Nov. 23. In the .■iiurch of the Redeemer in SaraMil* Engel* who Is * member of Kappa Kappa Gamma inrniil>, attended ihe Unlvm dy of Ar iiona, L'nivrrsily of t\iv<-un*tn and i< a senior in the •chafe of education at Ihe Untvcrsdy* uf Florida. Mr. Mine, who was graduated from the Orlando High .vhoul, it a member of Slgmu Chi r'a'.ernil) •it the University uf Florid 1 wheie Local Missions Discussed At Meet Of Horton Circle The Fianee* M<-rt'-n Citric of the First H m ll't Church met at the Home of Ml* J. W. Carter on \V. JlV.h St. la*! T.c-duy even­ ing The meeting wa* railed lo or• h r h i V |r i A If 1 nil Chile*. J r . the ( hull man, an I the devotion ami program w ne presented. Community mission* were di»* rusted and It wa* decided that ■lii-cird visitation would h* the •rtivlly for the coming month. After the meeting wo adjourn­ ed. refreshment* were served hy (ha ho*t-*, to the fe,Rowing: Mr* Fred Fisher, Mr*. Ilennv Auttln. Nt*• Rogrr Schmidt. Mr* Al­ fred Chiles, dr , Mr*. Otto Thom­ as. Mr* Donald Flamm. Mr*. Curly Hunt. Mr*. Bill Gramkow, Mtt. Jimmy Hailey, and Mi*. J W. Carter. Contest Winner fs Guest At Meeting Of Sanford U.D.C. Calendar TUESDAY Sinthiide Hallow ren Carnival will be held on the Sculh.lde School Yard from J:30 until 9 p. m. Supper will be served. The Rruwnic Scout* of the Fif»l Presbyterian ('hurt*. will meet in tho Youth Building at 3:09 p m. The Piutieer Fellow whip and Itccreatbn ot the Firtt Pretbyterian Chur*h will meet in the Youth tluitdmg from 6:00 p m. through 8:00 p. m. The Rev. P. L, Stone will con­ duct the morning devotion* over WTRit, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. lilltl.S t I h l N C P A R I I m a t V i l l l c y D l i l l , huiunuv ' I i ■ I ’ ' I I ’ - - ■ < - i > , H i d e l.i.ind M a t r u n D.K.S., were front tuw, Irfi t.> tight: M l i .i ‘i i ! i i KHbty. Mlit Linda Sue Kobe, >t’ *t Kay I'**;. Mi** Finncc* 81rick Iand. ,\lt-* Marilyn McDaniel. Mi - t ’.ind Mi'N-ult. Ml.* Nun i -.-hlng, and M i - * t i n . i i: I ......... Hack row. SIIm Georgia .Ann June*. Mil* Carol Ellison, Mi** Valerie KlirhHoff, Ml**. Nancy Cush, Mitt Peggy LunJqiiift. Mi** Nellie pi, ken* and Ml** Shericne Sbepnid. (Staff I'hnlol io Personals Cub Scout Pack ,Meet T , C C I Has , , V , J Largest « -w i y o j t A i i n n r l n n /-n PvA r /^ I lC n Q U llC C CVCl Sanford'* Cub Smut Pack Ten met Thursday night in the Kirtt Methodist Chuch ih the h i - «t attendance it ha* ever had T ie big amllenre wa* rew ar.te1 villi what Cubmatter T*d tVIHUina tallcil "the cleverctl «kit» we have ever hail.” Den It led the opening cere monict. tinging "Hall, Hail, the Dub* Are Heir." Then the in»p*ction resulted in n tie between Den 6 and Den IJ, each with loo per cent. Skit* by moil of thr dent fol­ lowed, an I Ihe "puppet" thcrno for Oelobrr had been rnthu>ii*llcally develo|ied. Especially well ireeivel were Den it'* tinging sn.meli of Old MacDonald snd Den 4'* lillle tinging figure* of Cub S*-out* and spook* Den 10 dircitrd fnim Hie puppet theme to present an act on ,h<* " f 'be lte?uS)i eub* and the Detnotulr In the drn count fur attend tn. r, the ipiitrst vsu* won oy Drn ?u. with lien I placing irrunj, n I Den 12 third. Next follow n rig ar.rrd* wenNrwl the Ibr foHow 1 D Stone, winner of the If. D. C. annual r»tay conteit. wa* a guest at the meeting Fridav afternoon at J p m of the Nor he I* a senior in engineering. He man deVcre Howard Chapter. I*. ha* served two year* with ihc D C. L'. $■ Army. Mr. Mine u a nephew The inerting wa* held at the of George and Anin-w Mine of home of Mr*. J . It Nicholtou. Sanford. with Mr*. t\ It. Kliby, serving n ---------------— 1 a* eoho.tr** Mrr. p y- RotimllP p n /irn m R p v P f l I P fi lat presided over the l*u«inet* rrO g ra m K C V C a iC a •et*ion. Cn r In ljo ffA I n \ i/P rw r JU IIC H C UUW C Mr*. Da\tJ Caldwell .m l Mr*. M ,. CaMnell and C e J e b r a t l O I l S u n d a y Philip Marr. Hrlogate* tn the state convention held i„ Clearwater, Mr*. L. Rirhard R.iuer, chair- gave irport* on the convention. man f<>r th» Juliette Lowe BirthMi*. R. F. Cooper, a* gue*t day celehratlon, aenounerd Ihe speaker, gave ait Interesting p'ogram to lie giren at Pinrcre«t sketch „n the Rattle of Atlanta Audltoilum on Snnd.-ty, Nov. 1, Mr*. M. I! Sub-Wind Strlrktand Intro l M r ,e T J^ ' J ’> ’%. .'V l' Vr^ . !lr".’ r,0,' ‘ from 1 to 4 p. m. d ierd J . n. Slope and presented J r ,,o r i,'> VVotf h* " < H » Following n short *peerh of him with hi* medal J . D read hilt kin*, Wolf badge, gnl r o ii -i 1. 1I wrleom* he Air*. Randall t'luiie. prlrewdnlng e-suy nn “th e part Rear book; Kevin Edge Rolf an.I gold uriuw. Jay Pat tic, •halrmvn of the Seminole neigh- the Indian played in the Civil bulge „ , . , 1 , * *. horHood •ervleo fcrroup, li-e Invo­ W ar", afler whfh tt. T. Milner, Ilea 1 badge and Loin lx>oh; and | Carl Smith, |Jo| badge an-l nlvri cation will he given hr the l!iv county school superintendent .and David Camcliv The F lai rrre- 'It*. Mav Fort and Mr*. HiM> follow mg arrow p-»n!s, m*nv will follow and Mrs D tV Wray, Seminole High School —' u Itooks and r-cvlr.' ewned* nec 1.Inker will give a tal' on Ihc trarhrrs. wrte intiodurrd h , ai<sr made: John l.eu, h. Rear “Wothi Friendship Fund". Refreshment* stem served from hook; Danny Nettles .Dunns lorPrior to a skit on "The Story 1 *PP°inl*il tr« table incr mill Tomm slA^^rrfv, »iur* of Juliette I.owe”, *everal song- in the Nicholson dining i-s, n, #r(UH.. |t„th V>h'rn -river -n l will lav sung, and the program with sir*. F. E. RoJmilv pour-. g0l«l arrows; llvbhv Pcierx. t.mn will he cId cd with group singing lnr’ -book; Rerl lamey. denner and mand •■Tap*". Tho,e prerrnt were Jlrs. F. D tivtanl dennrr *tr:iic.r Jo-' Helm, Parrnts, brother*. *l»tft» and VI'.ti*. Mr*. Mae Ola Adams, »tlvcr arrow jn-i a,<i*tant denner friends of hiovvnie and girl ■c-iut' Mr*. DsvIJ Caldwell, J in , \V. |{ stripe; David r*i11. silver art iw; ar* invited to attend the cete- Dv-in. Mr* \V. P. Held*. Mr*. AI»o, Jeff Willnm- |te»r book b: itiun. George Hardin, Mr*. Claude Jack Getndgc, silver arrow; There aie 16 troop* active In Her.ulon. 'Irs Mmm,- Jonr*. Mn. Michael Gall-nvay, gnlrl turn.*; Seminole County thi* year, nuk­ F II. Danev. Mi*. Emm .t Jlc- Tummy Dohne, *ervl,e *t»r, l'->uing girl scout activity thr mo* (a ll. Mrs. J . M. McCaikilt, Mr*. h> Shepard gold arrow; Andrew anhiliout th recent year* in this Philip Mart, .Mr*. II. L I’whlnt. Jvlmmona. Hear hook. Gurry area. Mrr itch I’attiffr. Mr*. Rue I ,i «’vll. Lon h*'ok. and John King, A dret* rehearsal for git I Strickland. Mrl, J . H. Truluek, Dear book, scout* and hronnir* will lo- htdd Mi* A. R Wstlnco. Mr*. M, S. Two new llobril* were then on Saturday. Nov. 3, at 9 a 111 Wiggins. Mrs. W It. Kirby «m! bidwlcl «l|f P»vh Annt Pinerreit School. Mr*. J. A. Nicholson. At*o guest* Mr* R. F. Cooper, May Fort, Mr* Hilda Wtay aril Rtone, R. T. Mtlw**, Mr* Jlrs. Milton Myall. Announcement The Wntside School P -T ' meeting, originally arhrduted fo Thtir*il*yt Nov. 1 ha* tieen post­ poned until thr follow ing Thur* day, which l« Nov. 6 at 2 pm y r, \ n k, suit- Ncre Ian of the t S Daughter* td 1M2, returned yeiterdijr from Jack where the ittended the Plate Hoard Mertlng. Follow lug thr meeting, member* wrrr entertained wih a luncheon at the home of the s tite Pn-»llcnl. Robert \\ I’eidu*. Mr. an Mr*. Huh Sandhuig an I baby *011, id Cocoa, wrrr gur*tSunday of Me. an Mi* J C. Mit­ chell Mi*. Sandhurg 1 tin- F 01 mer Mi** i ranee* It right, tea clier at Southilde School, Mr, and Mr*. J C. Mitchell rntci taine-l recently at „ dinner parly at Pearce'* re'taurahl in Orlando h*uuumg their daughter, Mr*. Tom Kirkland, »n her birlh1lay. at 7:30 p m. for all officer*.kn* teacher* of the church school, in eluding cl*** presidents anl Coumclir* for the M.V.F. Mr*. J . It. St. John, chureh school *up«rtn lenient, will pre.tCK Scmlnnlg Chapttr No, 2 0 . !!■ S. will hold ft* rtgular mectini at the Masonic Temple at 8 p. m. FRIDAY The Rev. P. L. Stone wtll con­ duct thr morning devotion* over WTRR. Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. Inlerme.llate* will meet at thl church at 7 p. m. to go to Or* Undo for a skating party. WEDNESDAY The Fir*t It apt lit Ch tr;b will SATURDAY hold a Prayer Service vt 7:3*1 p The It. A’* of the Fir*t Raptl*t m. un i at 8:13 I* a Training t'mon Church w|U meet at the church. M -rlcr» Conference. The Girl Seoul* of Ihe Firit Pretbylerian t'hiirrh will meet at 3:30 p. m. at the Church. The Senior High Fellow thlp Re­ creation of the Fir»t Presbyterian Church will meet at the Church at 7:00 p. m. The Mid-Week Rihle Hour will be conducted by Rev. A. G. Mein* nit, Patlor of the First Pretbylerian Church at J:30 p. in. The l tuner! '.'hoir will rrhesrte at First Pre*by lerian Church at 1:30 p m. The Rev. P. L, Slone will con­ duct the morning devotions over W n tll. Sanford, at 6:30 a nt. At 7:30 p. m the Flr*l Metho­ dist Church will have It* prayer Oct. 21 meeting, with Itlhlq study led by Julia Jimencx thr pastor. The lawk to t-c pieOct. 30 tented will be Galatian*. Mr*. Mctta Starke Happy Birthday THURSDAY The Inlerme.llate Choir «f the First llapilit Church v*lll rehearse at 1 30 and the \dult chon at 6 00 p. m. The Junior Choir will have their rehearsal and fellowthip at Ihc Fir«t Pretby terian Church at 3 :tl HISE MEAL PLANNING Wi*e Immcmaker* know tan wide vaiiety ot beef cut* avail* able and learn the proper cook­ ery me*hodt for each cut. Thera are over 30 retail href cut* front which to clico-e . . all high i t nutritive value *M oviilty ten­ Mr and Mr*. Edward MSmith i p' .. ... . , ... 1 The Youth l hoir of the Hr»t der If ptfpfllrd cr-rre tly. annooni, the birth of a boy, p r„byierlan church will practice James Wesley onGet. 34 In Semi* it Ihe Church at 7:Ju p, m. Cook sliced muthroom# ant nole Mein rialHotpiUl. 1h<s boy* The flcv- 1*. L. Stone will con weighed 7 Ih*. 2M ... Mr* Smith ■ " u,r" ln<, d^rotton. over wide strip* of green proper ; lu grthn m a lillle bullrr or n*rVMtR, Sanford, at 6:30 a. m. will l>e irmembrrrd «• the former y|r„ Methsvltal Chutfh garine and top veal chop* with M.-* Helen Garner. will have a worker* confrrvnc* Ihc mixture. Dallas Siniurl Turner, a «opho more at Florida Southern College, was home over the werken 1 stsiting hi* parent*. Mr. an I Mrr. C. W. Turner. gel J r . and John D King In addi­ tion, two new transfer* were introdured to the I'Uik: llfuct V. Rowell and (it-dlry G It* 1 low. Cnlimasler William- 'eporlfd tf,r n,.xi |\,.a rormnitleo , ,, , . meeting will Ire on Nov ” '1* next Nov 29. I'a.k mrtling S e n s a t i o n a l Chairman K D Klrehoff r-rmpiirm-nteJ the -ien* on 'heir *krl* and atmoiinred that the I’a-k's unn i»l charter will hr rrncvteil in January tin* year lb- callrd *or vol .nicer* for Ihe parent** plann­ ing committee He thro dl*rlo*cd that Ihe Cuh* are assist.ng in Inc "1-r! out the vote’ campaign, by put!ftig out potters and possibly ha-.dbill*. An invitation tn the au­ nt M Hoy Scoot -1,-trul hani|uet wa* evtcivJcd to ail parenl* and other inters sled per *ut a Tn,* tin„(f » t|| be m .-W e 'd ou Nov is *t the Prc shy lenin church, and tr*rrvition* thnuul he mule liy y lV. 6 with E D. Klrejoff who ts ninK tich.t* for gl fot Drn II adored the mrrlin? 'carlmg the ringing of "Uoud'-iShl, f ub bcriul*." SKIRT S M A S H ( lome Look and Rave! A* An Unbelievable rr n TOW • l l l ’K ORION SWEATERS nv PURITAN all day coinlort WE wilh Nalunili/ei's HAVE h e e M iu ^ iii^ s YOUK loc-frcc (it STRA IG H T SKIRTS K ICK PLEATS We’ve never seen such skirts! e n r n f o r t.ih lr vsalking eltoe Vvilli Irrels Imosiitf;, lo e-free fit and f lc ji h lr • • We have jn n r rx g r l *i/e l l ri s DARKTONE TW EEDS O EXPENSIVE D ETA ILS SIZE in • c o n s lr tir lin n Ami a t such a price! All these styles in 100^ wool, nylon & wool, wool darktone tweeds, & r a y o n gabardine, Brown, Grey, black. Sizes 10 * IS. •w . . . fiive* yotV m any m iles o f vsallsing comfort. 10.95 Ilhicls, Urine, Red, While Q iifL Jc o & i& it 0 MEN'S WEAR 306 EAST FIRST SANFORD I I V E Y ' S 'Where quality U liijfher than price" PHONE 1222-3 9 ~T_T-a �i • -v-; - ■ ! ;• • • . ■ . ' ■ * •. rDSMERMEN, TAKE NOTE j.'y JPul Sanfohd disUudd Worms for bait can be lured out of the ground with suds and watcr! Here's all you do: mix plenty of household detergent in a pail­ ful of hot water. until >ou -ve thick »udi. Pour the suds onto the ground where tbu norms are like­ ly to be hiding, and wait for them to come slithering to the furface. Experta lay this takes takei only four or fire mnule*: mnules: If »*— r ”U - ■; pailful of hot suds mds doesn't do the (he trick, pour on another. Anyway, U'a easier than digging. And aftyou've gathered th» v h i.e quickly la dear, cold water. ■pit ■VeiwiO'dV rtf SPORTS Bowling MIXED LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS TEAM Harveys Plumbing Co. Powells Office Supply Sanford Dowling Alley Clydes Cafe Seminole Dry Cleaners Celery City Grill Last Week's Resells TEAM Haneys Plumbing Co. Sanford Dowling Alley Seminole Dry Cleaners Powells Office Supply Celery City Grill Clydes Cafe High Slagle 199 > Cook lfeckenback 1M 1U Whlddon 111 > Warner Clancy Kilby m in INDIVIDUAL HIGH THREE an > Gilstrap 411 Ifartwlck 470 Ring 419 • Whlddon 453 • Kilby .444 • Warner HIGH AVERAGE 3 MEN • Cook ning Gilstrap a WOMEN THF SANFORD HFlMI.fi Pag* 8 Tues. Oct. S i 1058 St. John'a University of Brook­ lyn bad two unbeaten freshmen teams in IBM. The basketball team wor all 21 game* while cross-country tram won all six mecD. Dartmouth balfbsck Lou Rovero gained 20 yards In five carries as a sophomore but In 1933 he led the Big Green in ground gaining with 421 yard* on 91' aticmp**. The New York Yankees beat Washington's Senators 17 game* In 22 meeting* during 1934. Major League All-Star Team Revealed In Poll w II is By BEN OLAN 13 NEW YORK UB-A heavy hilling 10 11 major league all-star team, with 6 II six American leaguers including 4 IT Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams and Yogi Berra, today was selected W L by member* of the Raarbsll Writ2 I er» Assn, of America In Ihe an2 1 nual Associated Press poll. 2 | The powerful array was backed j j up by by Brooklyn right*)enrirr j y Don Ncwcombe and Billy Tierce, Chicago While Sox lefthander, who drew a majority of the votei cast foe pitchers. Mantle, the American League leader In home runs 32, runs bat ted in 130 and balling average .331 waa named to an outfield spot on 202 of the 203 ballots. Milwaukee's Hank Aaron, the National League'* halting leader, and William* look the other out­ field berths. The Doston Red Sox slugger edged Al Kaline of De­ troit, who received 79 ballots to Williams' *3 Williams, first baseman Ted Klutzewaki o f Cincinnati and sec­ ond baseman Nellie Kox of the White Sox are the only aepeals from last year's "dream" team. Kluttewikl, a .102 batter with 33 homers, beat out Stan Mualal of SL Louis—N votes to M. Stan also got £3 "firsts" for the outfield where he played the first two Powell Belts Clancy Game-UT-Kllby Avrr»fe-117-Cook Set 3309-Cook High ■ew ltn ■ O Game Ave. Cook 0 21 199 167 0 21 196 160 Ring lfeckenback 0 2 !M — t IS 1(3 toe tlUatrap Ifartwlck Maloney Bolger Betti Whlddon Hudson Foster B. Clark Bordsdarf Hall Jlrrett Haig Chambliss Warner Kilby 17 17 217 133 James 17 202 133 Metigrr 20 134 131 Clancy 21 21 173 110 a a 149 George 23 21 131 127 Hike llolger 2* 21 161 117 Krlsbe 23 3 131 126 24 II 143 111 Donat Aihley 23 17 133 124 Me Murray 23 190 123 Corron 23 121 Fotler P. 17 21 ISO 121 33 21 109 Teslo 39 13 141 104 Gold Harvey 41 12 119 tot Davis 43 124 93 Kampf 11 111 91 Next Wreeh'a Schedule Powell* Offlee Supply vs. Harvey* Plumbing Co. Celery City Grill vs. Clydes Cafe Sanford Rowling Alley vs. Seminole Dry Cleaners a 7 m It • 141 144 4a 11 months of the season. Rounding out the all-start were third baseman Ken Boyer of the SI. Loui* Card* and shortstop Har­ vey Kuenn of Detroit. Boyer collected 111 votes to TO for Eddie Mathews of the Braves. Kuenn was on overwhelming fa­ vorite of the writers, receiving 144 volet tu only 30 for Roy McMillan HOW TO ADDRESS the Balt L* demonstrated to ih* new beg Inning ela** of golf that met for ti.a tin t lima yesterday morning at 10. Mario Carfagno, year round pro for the Mayfair Country Club, be­ of Cincinnati, Ihe runrwrup gan the series of demonsUation-lret'iii-partlelpalton lesson* to (left to right) Mrs Kitty Walker, Derra, the World Series batting Mrs. Jean Ifeoley, Mrs. Jan* Milter, Mrs. Erie Williams, Mrs. Betts Linker. Mr* Betty Johnson star for the /ankers, grabbed 196 Mrs. Betty Class, Mrs. Mary l.lhbey, Mrs Betty Guy, Mrs. Alice Drake, Mr-. Ilnxel Itowelf, Mrs. Jean votes. Ed Bailey of the Rrdlegs Stetson, 3lrs. Laura Krielas, Mrs. Judy Smith, and Mr*. Jane McKibbin. (b u ff Photo) was next with nme. No other catcher was considered. Ncwcombe. a 27-game winner, finished far in front In Ihe ballot­ ing for the top righthanded pitch­ er. He picked up IIS votes. Sal Maglic of the Dodgers had seven ahd Tom Brewer of Boston was third with three. The Sanford Seminole JVs, the policy uf free substllullon In every Pierce also won easily. He had only winning ball rlub In Ihe gatne. He did this to fulfill the 127 first places Whitry Kurd of j function of junior varsity teams— the Yankees was next with 41 fol­ GAINESVILLE, — Basketball county, makes It* final appear­ giving the boys confidence throieh lowed by Warren Spahn of Mil­ practice moved Into Ihe third ance of Ihe season Wednesday experience and participation. waukee with 12. Herb Score of| week Monday at the University afternoon at 4 30. when they play Silvers say* tomorrow's game will Cleveland with 10 and Johnny of Klorida. where the Gators are host lo Seabreeie " B " of Day ton* I be no exception. Anlnnell of the Giants with right. making preparation* for the seaThe season opener again*! Ly­ Beach. Eirepl for the pitcher*, only ion's opener against Tampa, Dec. man's varsity wat an early The JVs have lost only one Kox and Berra among those se­ fi. show of defensive strength for game with a JV opponent. lected batted under .309. Berra the JVs, and Ihe season has pro­ Captain Dob Kmrick, Ashland, wound up at J N with 30 home Head mrnlur Dick Silver*, In gressed arrnrdng to earl*’ Indica­ Ky„ and his teammate* have been run* and 103 nini balled In. Kox working under the guidance of guiding the Junior warrior* to a tions, In JV competition the Sem­ hit m successful sesaort, carried out a inole have tallied 59 points for Collectively, the all stars had 1,- freshman coach Jim McCachren the season only 26. In varsity com­ 447 hits In 4,413 times at bat for for the past two weeks, while petition they have allowed only Head Coach John Mauer has from Columbia, S. C. a .312 average. They hail 209 13 points. been busy with his other duties home runs and 732 runs battod in Alto Invited to return to the The JV squad promises many for an average of 24 homera and as assistant football coach. squad this year as members of •4 Rills. Coach Mauer 1* expected to i the varsily, each of them scrapp­ unique features, one of which I* the drop • kicking of Rlrk The National League dominated take charge of the varsity Gilora Ihe second tram. In addition to on Monday, when Coach Mr ing hard for a regular playing Rrirson. Should the .Seminole JV* those mentioned, Red Schoemllrnsl1 Cachren will begin working with ber.h, are senior nonlcllcrmcn get Into Ihe lead, Erlcton will pro­ and Willie Maya of the Giants. the new freshman crop for the Larry Gingl, 4-4 center, Her- bably try a drop kirk field goal for the filial game before the Duke Snyder of Brooklyn and Brat time. field, N. J ., and guard Charlie home town fans. Krank Roblnsoh of Cincinnati also The Klorida squad this season Srnilh, 3-10, Carabelle; Junior Another forte of the JV team captured ruuuerup positions. I* one of the most experienced Wayne Williamson, tv-a I* the south-paw leap patting of | ami, and sopbutnorr Dck Hobcr, Cecil Dandridge. Dandrl.lge will Success against Ihe Philadelphia In years with ela lettermen re­ Phltllr* helped Ihe Pittsburgh turning, a pair of junior college U-4 forward, Spartanburg, 8.C., be or h*"d for heavy duty tomor­ reporting out, and Johnny Jones, 6-1 guard, Oviedo, row afternoon. Pirates during 1936. The Pirate* transfer* beat their Keystone State rivals several promising sophomore* and Dob Kieldi, 5-10 guard. Tem­ Game time it 4:30 ih Memorial coming up from tho freshman poStadium. , 13 time* in 22 meeting*. rank*. Only throe lettermen are Syracuse and Penn Stale began lost. fool ball competition In 1922 and Seniors returning who have have met every fall except In 1944 earned Ihree varally Idlers each when Syracuse suspended foothill are Emrlrk. 6 3, a center, and became of the war. Hurt Tourhberry, 61, forward UolF Basketball J V s To P la y Last Team Preparing Game W ednesday For Tampa Game Schooling Races Tonight — P o s t - T 7 : 30 • Free Program s • Free Admission • More than 25 Races • Concession Open • Top Greyhounds Competing REGULAR SEASON pPEN S NOV. 13th. lUndwome, Glean • endowed Club Houne To He Ready For Grand Opening Located 8 Miles South p f Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn Wert At Red Arrow OCTOBER 30th. UP AND AT EM GANG! Every morning at ft a.m. Ihe Seminole High marching hand awi pep *qua«l go through tholr drill* In prrpara* tlon for ih« half-time fpsicUrlcs. Karly morning drills art* ichrdulod Greyhounds Face Powerful St. Cloud There Thursday The Lyman Greyhounds, unable 19 shake oft the season Injury jinx, see no letup to their plight tbl* week 49 they fare the perennially powerful 8t. Cloud, Thursday night In SI. Cloud, with 235 pound founding Pele Van Horn, the stalwart Greyhound tackle, on the sideline* with a kme injury. Van Ham has been both­ ered with • week knee all seaten, but last Friday he was sdellntd and the mentoring staff still doesn't know whether It Is torn cartilage or a torn ligament, SL Cloud, favored about fifty polnta on a eomparltye scale, looks formidable emieh when the Greyhounds are it full speed, but now, aeeordlni to assistant epoch Krank Gore, "It’s down­ right depressing." •Van Horn Join* Ihree of bis Marling teammates on the Injury list. Rub MacLeod, 1A3 pound guard, I* an the mourner* bench by virtue uf an Injured hip, Jim Itopkini, ICO pound left halfback, ha* a ba.ll/ bruised knee cap and is out for definitely two and pos­ sibly three or more weeks mnrr. luimar "Mossey” llcltut Las Just nuw taken the east off hi* broken leg and will see action a* tuon as he gain* strength to start rulmlng —posilblly two week* more on the bench. The remnants of tho team -Mne up this way for the starting line­ up Thursday night. E—Ken MUler, 163 pound*, J r : Ronnie Gos­ sett, ISO pound*, Senior; T—Alton Boone, UX pounds Junior: "--old .Stone, 165 pounds. Soph.; G— Dave Redwlne, too pounds, .Sen­ ior; Rodney Goddard, 143 pounds, Junior; C—Rilph Burning, 133 pound*. Senlur; QB—D a v i d Stevens, 133 pounds, Senior; HB —'toward Judah, 133 pounds, Junior; Marlin Bsrwirk, 130 pounds, Krethman; I'll—John Kainbto, 130 pounds, Junior. DON T Throw Away Yoor Tlra Dolan Bacauaa Your Tirta A n Smooth, l i t WELSH TIKE SHOP 106 W. 2nd Put On Naw Truck Rubbar Troada That Will Girt Guanntood NEW TIRE Waar And Ban You Honay. because many of th# members, besides their extra-eunlcular sctlvliIta hold r*rtt!ma Joba. Swept-Wing Flight-Sweep '57 PLYMOUTH Step Into The Wonderful World Of AUTO DYN AM ICS A t Your........... Yai* vota at you ptaaie, but yota on Election Day. It'* the Ameri­ Dodge-Plymouth Dealer can way to protoct your freedom. W* •will aot be epea for builaait Klectioa Day, Nov. *th 5/9 E. First St Open 8A.M.-9P. M. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS INC. 36 Yaara In Sanford |-ygy^; f '57 DOME Seethe WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd ~ =- "with the exciting new shape of motior" • ■* �n TO EACH HER OWN Additional Society • Conning The News By VIRGINIA CONN Fastlvltl** itattfd with a bang for tt*o or three years. In my own Friday night with tha party at feel at home, and all too fre-stumbling way. I'm trying to say John and Jean Dooley's (or VAH“Thank you, Sanford, for adopt C A huge ilgn **• hung outside, u*“—and that'* the very reason the tarn* one that hun* over so many of u» love Sanford. To get back to the golf—after • F irs t atreet downtown. Io the h u j.e were scad* of i|i*dioui, it was all over, we had turned In our scores, and trophy chair­ tastefully arangtd. The whole man Keen Ivey had handed out crew turned out. Including Jo*- the priies, we grilled o jt- steaks Tulty, who finally arrived from and ate the extra* until we were Argcnlia at nine o'clock. So at all stuffed. At our table on the la it all the Savage Son* me porch were Shirley and Fred back, and thing* can return to i'ctkln*. Harriet and John Wil normal In VAH-5. liams, B J . and Bill Clase, Sonny Captain J . T. Blackburn spent and Margaret Powell and the j h e weekend In New llnvrn, Conn., Conns, of course. Navy people *S*lth hia aon Mark, who Is. a soph­ seen in the Congenial group In­ omore at Yale. side were Diddle and Boyd WebA nice crowd ga there J at the !>er, Hu** and Ida Ilea Wilson, B. 0 . Q- Saturday night for the Catty and John Stribllng, Janie Halowcen party sponsored by th? and Johnny Miller. Jmn Parker N, A. S., Wives Club. The guest* Stetson, Louise nml Jim Paiker, entered through the mouth of a Beryl and Wait Swinson, Jeanhuge skull, and were greeted by nlc and Bill Foutk, and Red and a realistic witch sup retided (ions Lib Cleveland. I'm Sorry I didn't toe ceiling. Some truly ghoulish take note of the winners, but I'm numpkins lighted the surround- sure you’ll find them elvewhere in C n g * and baskets o( colls* and hi­ IhU paper. One that did impress biscus well placed on the small me wa* most stroke* on one bole tab Ias throughout the club. The (ten), which went to Mac Mac* dinner of roast beef was delicious Rolierts, and The President *uf and mint abundant. In the din- our itsocial Ion, Built Herron. ink room, 1‘ally Brubaker. Betty Hidden tally, the first gulf class Guy, Dolly MacDonald ahd Kay was hell tbi* morning by ptu Mv Ihvyer outdid themselves with rio Cm lay no. Navy gill* learning their beautiful fall arangrini lit* to burn up the faiiways were on each table. The buffet Lil.l* Janie Miller. Mary Libby, Betty was espeeally noteworthy with one Guy, Jean Dooley, Jean Stetson. _ o f Betty's ma»tenilece* composed Evle Williams. Betty Johnson Wt,f colia-*, ralntrre, hibiscus, wild Kilty Walker, Huael Roout and berries and Irate*. Many thanks Belt* Linker. And « couple of to the Ben Monti* Nursery' tnr good cx-Navy. Ju ly Smith and D. donating all the gorgeous hibit- J . Clast. cu t used. Ju*t beard the distressing news After dinner Ihe gallydrcs-ed that our friends, Walt and fiends danced lo the music of the Bertl Swinlon will be leaving th Melodeers, a Navy group that first of December. We are really really gets with It, If you will going to miss them. excuse the expression. Tim l’n-nlice and Pete Simpson honored Q u a with somt calypso tong*. |r. the l*ck room booths were set up with a ring tost, bean guess­ ing, and flour throwing game, if that's what ths last may be call­ t h e s e a s o n o f PUMPKINS. ed. Polly Brubaker was busy In turkeys. goblin* and ghost* stir* h rr corner for many hour* draw­ up every joungilcr's imagina­ ing caricatures of rerrly c -rrv o«e tion. there. I don't think I've ever seen lld trr than that, Fall acllvianyone work so hud or so !o .a ties manage to keep little ones with so much spirit. Mala off t» busy from ''trick or-treat" time \ x Polly—you're a wonderful to Thanksgiving dinner fun. V g irtt One fun project for a group The costume* .wen really rare, of youngsters tful will keep them and of ooursn thrre was a parnde. bu»v and Interested for a poo-! Joy and Will Webber won flr«l while is "snow painting." All that' price. Cy was an old mgan grin­ la needed 1> a "palleUc" of soap der, and there hoi nev-r been or detergent suit* and a glass any one funnier than Jean, a , hi* "ranva*" for the young artist*. monkey. Pete and Mary Schwarl* The “ snow" may b** whipped up came in for honorable mention a* in a jilfy, and the result may even a couple of jailbirds Complete be some nice dean window* or with hall and eliatn. Cy Filtnn el- mirrors. Ilore # the way it worki: A i o won the door prite, it was hi* Brat up a large amount of aoap Birthday, too), and Gene Potts or detergent with a small amount guessed the closest to the cor­ of water to stiff, meringue-like rect number of beans in the bot­ peaks. Then let the young fry tle. It may sound silly -o you, go to town creating msttpe-dr-et but those of us that were there by "painting the mixture over had a wonderful time. Some of wimbiss, mirror* or even glass ta ­ those who atended were Lou's* ble top*, drawing out pictures and Jim Parker, Harry and Ituth with a brush. Jean Robson, Cy and Jean Fitlon, Another variation require* a 1'rte ami M*ry Schwarl*. Har­ thin, paste like mixture made by riett and John WUiams. Bill and stirring scouring powder with wa­ 9 l)e lijr Lomoi, Betty and Jim Guy. ter. Spread a film of it over a Anita and Bob Hadden, (Anita a window pane or mirror, then let great sureei as the pigman), the youngrr set use wet linger* Marvin and Geneva Quicker!. or paint brushes to "etrh " their Bill and Betty llaslett. Kay and drawings. Turkeys, pumpkins and Tat Dwyer, Gene and Jane Potts, barnyard animals are favorite Bil and Jean Btetaon, D. J. and fun. For more elaborate creations, Bill Class, and many others. Be­ *ud* "snow" or i ‘u r tfore the party, the Hawkins of "patnt" may bo tinted with food N. A. S- had a few people In for rolormg for more realistic pic­ cocktails to meet their out-of- ture* and etching*. On spe.-i.il ocrasiuns Mom may Alown guests. Atsnding were the ^Quickerts, ths Webbers. Guidrys. orrangc fall fruits and vegetables Now th* part of the weekend such as pumpkins, guard* ami which f enjoyed the moit. That squash on autumn leaves for a vva* the two ball foursome tour­ table rentrrpiece, and invite the nament at the Country Club Sun­ yotingvler* to add a light "(rent­ day, We arrived a little late and ing' of suds snow here nml thrre. didn't see every one tee off—in fact I wa* In the Inst foursome. A hlend of blue cheetr, cream Flayed with John William*,a chrc*e and sour cream makes a gainst Louise Paiker and Knrl delectable salad droning. Add Higginbotham. Thry gave u* >urh sail, pepper, paprika and grated small handicap, and weie to onion lo lasle. fresh from riding in the golf elec­ tric cart, that I’m afraid we lost, but it wa* a* much fun a* any­ one could have. W ere pretty lucky to be living In Sanford, I don't know where you could find STARTS TONIGHT si nice* group of people than those who play golf here—and STARTS 1.10 I'm not limiting my observations to only golfers--! wa* smitten Mwith • feeling of good fellowship yeatarday afternoon that ha* lastad me all day tlday. To de­ fine It. tne tee. t g wa* and is one of 'bejonglne'*. a oi!»ll»ae not to often pruffered Navy peo­ ple, and believe me, III* ft privi­ Features • 40:19 — 10:00 lege. To walk dow n » strict i nd B ate townsfolk ipeaa makes one Ctl-FEA Tl'RE fluently wa are treated like at ran Kara in towna where we may Bve( Soap Windows Modern Style PRAIRIE LAKE ALRO ii#te CLARK GABLE SUSAN HAYWARD SILENT FRAYER DALLAS A-Burglars stole Ihree prayer books from the g'ove compartment of s woman'* car while she was attending serv­ ices * ^ A TEA HONORING the llav. and Mr* William If. Anthony- wa» held Bun lay al the All Salnl* Episcopal Church in Enterprise, lin e , left to light, are the Rev Anthony, Mr* Anthony. Mr*. Uo- ★ ★ ★ BY HELEN SNODGRASS ENTERPRISE— The Rev. and Mr*. William H. Anthony, the nc* rector of the All Satnl* Episcopal church, Enterprise, were the guc*ts of honor at a Ira from 1 to S p. m. SunJny afternoon in the paruh house on the comet of Mam St. and Dr Bary Ave. The Itev. and Airs Anthony cam e here from Rulherfordton. N. C. The Rev. Anthony » an Oxford scholar and graduate of Philadelphia University of DivlnBy. He was rector of the Church of the Redeemer at Shelby N. C until his reliremrnt two years ago. He will l>e locum lenen* at All Saints for the w.ntcr season, replacing the Rev. Lee Heaton of Daytona Beach. This delightful affair wa» given by the auxiliary of the church with Mr*. Arthur L. WUIgouse, president and her *»—u l <nair- Ragbag Replaced By Medicine Chest For Holiday Garb EVEN HALLOWE'EN FOS TUMES are up to new tricks. Mother* accustomed to raiding the ragbag fot material* to stitch up outfits for Junior spook* and witches now get an unexpected a* sist from the m«*dlci“** r-vb'—i The new colorful star-studded plastic strip bandages mak* „4 y trimmings for small fry costume* la-teal sewing center expert* suggest making a witch costume by stitching up a basic smock out of Inexpensive black cotton fabric. Uie a commercial pal tern or rut the front and back of the dress In a T-shape and sew side team* together. Use a draw­ string lo «hape the neck. Stake a triangular nrsner shxwl and edge the shawl with Ibe new decorative plastic bandage*. Cut between th* bandage* to make a sc#Honed effect. Tnm the belt with more bandages. bxste patch­ es on the skirt and use Ihe plastic ttr.P t to hold down the t-uges. Make a witch’* bat from heavy hoick piper a a i trim It with bandages. The plsstic strip* a n made with pure, non-toxle colon and a rt aafa as well as gay. Tbay may be used to trim other costumes. And if the small trick-or-treat fans should happen to fsll down and skin a knee oa Hallowe'en, they will have ldenty of ftrat-ald bandages han­ dy, right on their costumes. R e * X LAST SHOWING ★ cecoa •, •* **>■■ . C in e m a s c o p e STARTS TUWOKROW i . T a b b s ?) Hu n t e r and Na t a l ie w ar iWo o d "MAY I LET TUMMY hive french fries, doctor?” Tommy's man. Mrs. Hubert Elmers end hrr mother asked timidly. She seemed com mil In- Mits Elms John i! on. to expect a lecture on Ihr rvlls of fried fond. Mr*. Marjorie Lamn-rt, Mrs. ! “Ate you a good cook!’’ I a*ki*tl Henry Woods. Air*. Alonru MrCal- her. ley and Mr* Michael McDermott She looked at me in great sur­ prise serving as hostesses. "Why. 1 suppose so," she said The refreshment table was " , finally, "but wdiy d.> you atk” ' overlaid with a lace doth "If you are a good cool, of cenirred with a low siuogrm ent 0f beautiful rose*, flanked on course Tom can have french r j,(,cr side with white taper* fries." There I* a great superstition ll r i L M Wright and Miss Kith* t r jnc Litch poutrd from sdver about fried foods. Many people t€.n t c r , „n boih end* of the table seem to think there is some spe­ , nj there were lovely plalc* of cial evil in Ihe frying pan This Is mostly superstition now­ 'delicious rookies on either siJe. Approximately ISO people called adays. but like many beliefs, it u,„j Wl,ri. w n t J| during the after- has an historical basis In fact A generation or more ago Ihe „„„„ We aro indeed happy to custom In many households was welcome llev. and Mr* Anthony. to keep a can of drippings on the _____________ ____ bsck of Ihe rn*l stove. A l*d!eful of drippings was put In the frying pan whenever a food need­ ed to be fried. Small wonder (he food *u cook­ ed got a bad reputation. The drip­ pings were kept warm on the bark of the stove, the can was seldom emptied and washed. Mure drip­ pings were added every, time grrase needed to be pourrd off a food The drippings became ran­ cid. Rancid fat it quite indiges­ tible. Food cooked In rancid fat Is likely In cause digestive Irouhlet. I’eopte said fried foods made (hem ill. No one seemed to rea­ lise that it was the rancid fat thst caused the trouble. Nowadays no one has a ran of drippings on the back of the stove. If you fry potaloe* in fresh fat those potatoesI Hit’ are Juit good JU>I aa i l Jyinm for a child aa a boiled or majhtd muhtd potato to whichh you add a lun*> of butter. Frr*h fat mean lean- fat that I* n» rancid. You ran uae bacon grn *e quite safely. When you rook bscon pour Ihe fat Into a clean cinSUIT OF OltAY AND BLACK tamrr. Keep It In the refriger­ WOOL m u diagon.il weave ator until you want to use it. Next comes from Hatty Freclitel'e time you fry baron uae a fresh (ollcction. High Bap |HKkct* on­ clran container for Ihe fat you set a low-placed tmek belt. The l>uur off. Jacket has u deep back pleat One more prrrauliot when you above the belt. ; fry foo-ls. Do not let the |fr*>e ORDER OP THE DAY n . •»•• know that women In the Armed Forte* are advised :h ar — vuo bath Is a must every d ay-th at meant MS days a year." Il'a a good rule for ev ery tro.uan to observe. Neil time you scrub the bath­ room floor, be aura io move the hamper and suda-acrob the floor underneath. Use hot water with soap or detergent suds, and choote your weapon: either a fiber or plastic bruah. The latest trend In home con­ venience Is to have a shower cabi­ net installed right in the bedroom. A pre fabricated type cabinet can be installed in any .tyle bedroom —teces*cd into the wall. anJ framed with tiling to match or complement the room's color scheme. What a wonderful way to have complete bathing privacy. imokr. If you forget the pan and the fir*’ is too hot an.I It smokes, throw- (he fat away- and start again. When fst smokes chemical changes take place In it similar to the changes that make it rancid. Another point about frying, have the grease hot (but not smok­ ing I before you add the food Hot fat cooks the food without soaking Iniq it end produces <-ri*p gol.ien brown delicious food vvhlrh If quile dlgrdlhle. So If you are a good cook and fry your food* well there I* no reason why you cannot give ehlldren, even as young a* a year, fried foods—freneh fries, fried chicken, fried mush, fried least and all the multitude of tasty things mn.t of us, children and adults alike, enjoy. FOLDING TABLE CREATES * WORKING SURFACE A useful Item is a drop leaf d-h fold* up to , , , , r * ts * slorage, and has a side handle for carry“*■ uoout Inc house. 1C* ideal in Mu- laundry room fur sorting and folding rloll.r*, will give it-ke- <orves a* n handy buntional counter •pace in ihe - million nlher uves ‘n lhr ni,r‘ «,ry. sickroom, and w eIng room. This typo of tat,],. u pr-c tjraj l'k». because If* built |0 withviand lots of hard wear and !r«r. The marble patterned (op rrsi.lt JrM nn'1 alrohul spin,, |, jm, prniuut to burns, and tan ,■> «-"hed with hot *OJp or (Je,cr. «rnt Career foihiow, ihli *aiy rdhouatte IO figure-wise and young In Tweadla, a (rotltd tapestry-like wsavr of rayon-acalale. fa d tl plocemant, battan. and decorathe Hitching accent Hi wonderful longbodied 17.95 Five medium »ued heel* (about one “ "HI make serving, for four. ArrrriUletl Charge Account* Welcomed Christmas Lay-Aw av Snecial! Wm. E. Kader, Jeweler (•iwwuetst 112 8. I'ark PenneyB x iw x ri »• B ’> t “CIIOOSE-AND-USE-PLAN” Gu * i r' ININ ON 1'hnne 352-W aeaniJW H SALE . e • l a you r favorite sterling patten s 46-PIECE SERVICE FOR « Wednesday Starting A t 9:30 AT BARGAIN REMNANTS • BIG ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS FOR 1.1MlIEI) TIME ONLY! M U till II Mtilitipmv l'inUlt Brawrr Cluni FREE! s* lilt t-.tiTi llt-jir. *erv in - fo r R l#f H We Ve"w U *l M Lay away for Christmas C r e d i t Terms Available ».I.M DU M 4APC SERVICE INCLUDES: Order Now B U In tm il • 5 Porks • BIG ASSORTMENT OF PATTERN S la w U H M • BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU •encwetUMH • SHOP P E N N E Y ’S YOU'LL SAVE B u rn in g feM ssIM M C L O S E 5:30 Mail • a Salad Fork. rw.se w«J Be iXe ♦*-»*. isavici roa a ta • B Iced Dcvtrags Spoons • Ilk free ilievst ikew. • t Ccld Mcst Fork • I Gravy Ladle • I Butter Kails .________ . G O ailA M I T t m i M l Newre AdUrtte GW----( 1 I ■tmm I 1 t C JteclaeM . a I - * » U bXe M i f r s ta I • I Sugar Spoon OPEN 9:30 - - By Wm, E, Kader, Jeweler 112 S. Park Phone 357*W • > Knives • 2 Tablespoont WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS OMM*Sca*C-WanwenC 0lM Page 1 Fried Foods Are Safe For Children If They Are Cooked In Fresh Fat OVER 350 fr ee- CARTOON ★ Tuc.s. O ct. 3 0 . 1 0 5 6 bert Elmer*. Mr*, tlvniy Wood. Mr*. Michael McDermott. Mis* Elms Juhn-ton, Mr*. Alonso Mrl’alley and Mr*. Marjorir Lambert, ('.'hoto by Cox) P R IC E ‘ CHILDREN UNDER II a d m it t e d ★ R e v Mr s . William H. Anthony Guests Of Honor At Tea Sunday The J-V aln ro JH J^ t T H E S A N F O R D IT E R A L D A II He girl can't get started too young un this goon grooming business! One way ta maxc young) slater groomingcontcious ta to provide an inexpensive dressing table of her very own—such at a plastic-topped wrought Iron vam'y table and chair. Junior site. Witt, her own child-site mirror and stool, she'll be en­ couraged lo scrub her face and binds, to btusb her balr regular­ ly, and to keep herself neat and clean. If your ‘ little lady makebelieve ' leaves sticky finger­ prints, or tnad ertcntly spills something on her vanity (able or chair, a upongc dipped in soap or detergent tu<i> will whisk It clean In no lime. I S e t an a Prket I w M e fed. T u !« « ur; ji fax SOLDIER of FOURTL'NE h A. ' �■ «h f*- «/,• 51 ’ 1957 Automobiles W ill Arrive Soon For Rental Service "A fleet of 1KT passenger auto­ mobiles plus pickup trueka and moving v m s , la espected to art rive In Sanford by Nov. 13 for the new National Car Rentala of San­ ford." aald Merle Warner who head* the new local organization. "This is Mother of Florida'* famous Inter-city Venice*.” said Warner, who la operator of a ser­ vice station located at the comer of First St. and Sanford Ave. 'T o be able to have these ta n at the dlipoaal of our visitor* at well a* local people and business­ men Is a great public service.” Merle Warner ta li as h* announc­ ed the arrival of !ha fleet of car* CAMP LEJEUNE. N. C. (FIITNC) -M arin * Cpt DavidI L. Uormrd (rifht) U conzratulated upon r*c*l»lng hi* diploma alter comptei by mid-November. "Nationa) Car Renta’s of San­ Ina a Marina O rp* Imtltut* high avhool course In croeral math*malic* at Camp Lajeune. N. C. Ill* company commander, li t L t-K . ford will be operated from my . G. B o m , made the pre.enUllon Oct. ». Leonard la th* ion of Mr. present l o c a t i o n temporarily," •• and Mr*. Jnme* M. Leonard of 2011 Holly Av*. lie U a member said Warner. of Headquarter* and Renrire Company of the Second Service R*glThe car rental service will of­ - ment. Second Marine Division. at Camp Ixjrant. Bafora entering fer automobiles for rental to any . the Marine Corpi In June 1954 he graduated from Seminole High of tbe prominent center* of Flori­ • School In San.’o r d . __________________________________ da. fn order word*, and Warner, a visitor could pick up a car In Sanford and leave It In Miami, Jacksonville, Daytona Reach or most any other Florida city. (X T 24 " I have been looking forward (Ceeitlnuid From I ■*** •) Admission*. Board vf Commin'onari of SentP Mrs. Margaret Pttcr<on (DeBary) to the opportunity to serve our growing number of visitor*, both uole County, all of whom hat* Willie Stafford <Sanfordl those who come to Sanford and concurred In Ih- Icaall*' .-f ihe Jimmy 0 . Moore, (Cairo Ga.) Central Florida for pleasure and application and ‘ dins procelure Births those who are here for businea* J fo be followed In lhl» referendum. Baby Boy Bower] reasons," he said. •• •••Under the elrcum*lan*e* wo Discharges "No doubt, the National Cai t * very proud to hi a**ociat*d Janet Michael (Sanford) Rental* of Sanford service will with there fine bode* In the doMrs. J . Walden ant baby girl bring more people In'o our com­ - ftp .e nf Ihe voting privllgfc of (Sanford t munity since a car can be ob­ fte citizen* of Semlnoto County.” Clarence Shaffer (Sanford) tained from any on* nf the other J g l J Kemp. OCT. XI principal centers ami left hat* ■ "To furthtr enlighten the voter Admission* In Sanford.” Warner pointed out. |Bd lo give an opportunity fir any Ruby Dancy (Sanford] "Another of Ihe services offer­ Hid all to iubmlt question# regardNorma Martin tSanford) ed." said Warner. "I* that of mg the referendum at a ipecial Shirley Mule (Lake Monroe) automatic reservation of a car flection on Nov. «. ind In order Travis Twyman (Sanford) by requeat of tht traveler who la (hat they may have Ihoao qj*»Dorothy Lee (Lake Mary) espected lo arrive In th* city.1 1 Uona aniwered, we havo arrang­ Elliabeth Prtngl-i (Kanforo) ed a public forum >o b* hel I SatMirth* T H E t . n D " «*»'••"•• v ardor evening belvrecr 1 and I Baby Roy Martin Diminutive Martin Van Buren p. m. In conjunction with Radio Baby Boy Dancy was called this by hla Demo­ Station WTRR.” Kemp revealed Discharges cratic supporter* — and 'the Vila morning. Ezell Ashlev (Sanford) red fox of Klnderbook” by the . Stood, the attorney repteiontlng Charles C. Robcrti (Sanford) opposlog Whigs—In hla aucccas-the principal* In the Circuit Court ful bid for the presidency in He|e« Smith and baby boy { lull aeekln* an Injunction agalntt IBM. (Sanford) "ftamlnole Raceway Para and the Diminutive Want Adi, I o j . rttie Belle Wallace Board of Seminole County Comare "little magicians" when It (Lake Monroe) i Alaiinnera. ataled (hit mom ng comet to selling, buying, rent­ John Roger* (8anford) • that tho principal* Invo vci In Ihe Susan Lynn Stephen* (Sanford) ing and hiring. For err.te r • tult are the turfonl-Orlamli Ken* lucres* in your bid lo fill your Dora E. Guerry (Sanford) ) Ml Club and a eltlien, Leon D. need, Call IH! and tet an adEmmalee Thornton (Sanford) jjgcAulin. taker help you. Minnie Scott (Lake Mary) The attorney pointed out that *t**avl« Twyman (8anford) Uprha law aaya that there mu»t Im OCT. M Larry Busby (Lake Monroe) • a fpeclal election and the referen Admissions OCT. 2> -4um that la being held I* co-mlngl- Mrs. Nancy Terwllliger (Sanford) Admlasibtis t id with the general cle-tlon which Gloria R. Anderson (Indian River IJoyd Hatch (Sanford) not give a true pl.-'urc if the City) Deborah Kearney (Sanford) ; voter*' opinion*" Birth. Discharge* Baby Boy Terwllliger Norma Martin and b«by boy • * Be alao aald trut "Aayooa barDischarge* (Sanford) ^Jag a permit meat heir all rotla ef Shirley Muse (Lake Monroe) j l i pec LaI election and there people Fay Ivta (Sanford) Baby Roy Smathera '(Seminole Racewiy i'trk ) are get* Charlotte Wataon (Sanford) (Altamonte Sprlnga) Ruby Doney an.l baby boy . *tng a free ride, «o lo apeak." Katrlla Harper (Geneva) (Sanford) T Steed alio pointed uut th.it there Beatrice Todd .nd baby girl (X T. M * a moral aide to the auit. "Other <Longwood) Admlsaloma Jian opening the .-ounty wile lo o ct. n Mrs. Rote Lee Coley (Sanford) (ambling, th e Ran furJ Orlando Adralaalons Henry Martin (8anford) lennel Club ha* a payroll of Charlotte Wataon (Sanford) Mr*. Leola Morgan (Ovlrdo) tlM.OOO. Another track, acroi* the Jeaale Johnson (Sanford) ■Mbs dreel three miles away wilt have Grace McClain (Sanford Baby girl Morgan utfalr competition." Dtachargea Dtachargea A hearing in 'he restraining Iiaac King Sanford Scott Wooteiury (Sanforu) irder will be heatd Thursday Ruth Whack (Sanford) Lloyd Hatch (Sanford) morning at 10:30 In the SemlnoU * •County Cburt House. Hospital Notes Count)' *0 ' Contract Awarded News Briefs For Work Al SNAS WOMAN FOUND DEAD ST. PETERSBURG i f t - Mrs. Francin* McDougall, M, was fouaj dead early today on a chair in ■ fire-damaged room where she was watching television Investigator* Mid the suffered superficial burns anJ might have suffocated. Her husband. Morti mcr, told detectives his wife haj several limes fallen asleep while smoking. A contract for architectural-en­ gineering service* for preparation of plana and speclflsatlnaa for various construction and repair work totaling in eiecis of IIS!,000 aboard the Sanford Naval Air Station hai been awarded to J . M. Shifalo and Raine Associates of Winter Park, the Naval Air Station servlet information office announced today. WILCOX TO HEAD These plant anJ specifications, ■ FIRE FIGHTERS which shall be completed on or JACKSONVILLE U t- Tbe fire before Nov. IS, will cover a nine fighters of Florida, a branen of foot- high security fence -vltb th* AFL-lnternational Asm cf guard towart for the Heavy At­ Fire Fighters, yesterday eirtlcd tack Training Unit area; a build­ E. C. Wilcox of Miami president ing to house liquid oxygen equip­ for the l&th time ment; sentry lowers and communi­ J . E. Davis of St Augustine. C. cation system for Heavy Attack M. Hunt of Tampa, H. L. Gilmore Wing One; structure* and emer of Pensacola were named vice gency lighting ayatam for the president* and A. T. Kelley Jr. Heavy Attack Wing One area; of C o r a l Gablca, secretaryrepairs to the station railroad; treasurer. automatic sprinkler systems for two storage buildings, the air MAN WOUNDS WIFE; conditioning of the special weapon! KILLS SELF assembly room; repur* to the station'* overheaJ steam dlatri-) LAKE WALES l i t - Oil* Single­ button system; and rrpair* to ton, M. ahot himself to death af various octsMe recreation facili­ ter wounding his former wife, whom he had driven to mile* to ties. t see. Pollen officer Paul Vrtton aald Singletoo got Into ao argument with Mrs. Lucille Stokes Singleton yesterday, shot he' lo tha Mrs. Elvira C. Garner pasted wrlaL then put a bullet through away at a local nursing tv-ine at hla own brain. Singleton lived in Leesburg 3:23 a. m. (hla morning following a short illness. She was born In Lebanon, Tcnn. COUPLE HURT IN ACCIDENT and had lived In Sanford 'or th* MIAMI JV— An accident at Jen­ past M years. Mrs. Garner made sen Beach, near Stuart, last night her home at KXJ Hibiscus Court.1injured a man and his wife who She wa* a member of the Pr*»- had Just been rtunl'ed after a sixbyterlan Church, and a member of months search for the husband. PEOE lodge of Sanford. Mrs. Ernest King. &S. suffered htad Garner was the wife of the late injuries and his wife, Louise, a N. 11. Garner. bark Injury wh?o they were Survivor* include one aon H. struck afoot by an automobile on D. Garner of Hampton, Va., on* U. S. A1A. alater, Mr*. R. T. Thrasher of King had returned homo from Orlando; one niece. Mr*. Paul tho Midwest, where be was lo­ Stine and one nephew K. C. cated recuperating from amm-aia Thrasher, both of Orlando. aod head injuries which police be­ Funeral service* will he held at lieve were Inflicted on him at Ihe 2:30 p. m. Wednesday afternoon time of hla disappearance last at Brltaon Funeral Home with Dr. April. No asaallant has been W. P, 11rooki Jr., officiating, as­ found. sisted by Dr. J . B. Root Mrs. Elvira Garner Dies Early Today Ed taps!, who was manager, pitcher for Richmond In the Internotional League In l»M. plana to retire at a pitcher next season and devote all his baseball time to managing. NEWSPAPERMAN SUCCUMBS MIAMI Ut— Rosa A Reeder. 70 retired executive of th* Miami Metropolis and Its successor fie Miami Dally News, died yester­ day. Reeder, who had served as hullSOIL BANK PROGRAM nesa manager of the Metropolis C.AINF-SYTLLF. ■ *- F l o r i d a and secretary-treasurer nf the farmer* participating In the sere- Dally News, was a director of the age reesevw portion of the soil bank program numbered l,MT on Or*. IS. H. R. Foster, chairman, told a meeting of the Stale Agriculture! Stabilization and Conservatloa Committee yesterday 1,144 of tho farmers had been paid I2M.OOO, U per rent of the money allocated to the *Ute for JIM. "By Oct. 31 our next reporting datr. we Mtlclpate that go per cert of th* fundi allocated to Flcwida for acreage reserve pay. menls for thla yaar will hava been paid out" hr added. Gates Says Peace, | Armistice Confused JACKSOSV1LLE (AP— Interptetlng the aWenc* of majlr war a( peace "Is a false reading of our times." say* Thoms* S. Gates Jr., undersecretary o* the Navy. He told a Navy Reserve award •rremony here “Armistice la a Setter word and certainly t«*y peace and armistice are confused and interchanged.” An Armistice .between the free and communist worlds "really will be the only peace most of ua will ever know," he said. Gates emphatitrd the necessity for adequate and well trained re­ serve forces as well as Ih* regular military establishment and said: "We are faced with a dynamic situation of instability In the world that requires recognition of its na­ ture and its potential by evrry citizen of the United States.” He urged eitiiens in the reserve* RALPH K. HIM AS, Chief Ariettas Machinist Mate. USS. tres off, | to prepare "for the long pull during hla match recently with Captain Robert W. Jackson. USN, ahead against atheistical philos­ Commanding Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, (left) which open­ ophy, against an uncompromising ed the NAS Golf Tournament Currently being held at the Jluj fair philosophy for control of men’s Country Club. The flve-week-long tournament is open to anyone b*-<d at the NAS. (Official Thoto. U.S. Navy) mind* and powrr.” The undersecretary awarded * •on*. Hughes attribute* his great trophy to rttrol Squadron 741 as the best In the Navy reserve*. The bulk to • *iege of whooping •quadron Is assigned lo antisub­ cough. H<- believe* the paroxysms marine and mining millions and of coughing somehow upset na­ FISHHOOK. 111. (A l- Robert ture's balance and a glandula^ Is headed by Cmdr. Charles Rog­ ers. Earl Hughe*, who claims to )« the disorder resulted. W world'* fatten man, ha* returned Around It pounds at birth, Southeastern Newspaper Publish­ home from a summer tour v ith Huzhcf wa- up to 530 pound* ers Assn. a circus where he fattened up to when he was 10 year* old. Funeral services will be at 10 1,011 pounds. a. m. Tuesday In Woodiawn Park Because of hla great bulk, the Ma- solrum Chapel 30-year-old Hughe* gets weighed | only Infrequently. He uiually i* MAN FAILS TO FIND brought to commercial scales in PARENTS IN RUSSIA Fishhook aboard a truck from his MIAMI i t — Henry Hanna, who farm home near this town in flew to Russia to seek his parents, west-central Illinois. VS brother* and slaters, la back after Hughes' heasdeit weight before being steered politely but firmly away from the Transcaucasian tha summer tour was 940 pound* OVER village where he Ua'. saw them 34 Brought to town several days af­ ter hla circus stint Hughes weigh­ years ago. ed 1,041 pounds, a net gain of 93 Hanna said a Russian university professor he mat In Stockholm over hit previous bulk. Nobody thought to take hi# told him the people of lhal area latest were moved In IMt to a point measurements *1 h l a near Siberia because they were weighing. Rut at 94(1 pounds. 5:00 O'CLOCK of German origin and Stalin was Hughes' waist mat an almost un-' believable 115 inches. auipirious of espionage \ Ol It SPONSOR No one ha* been able lo tree* Other member* of Hughes' fam-| the fate of any nf tha villagers lly, Including hla father and two who were evacuated. Ihe profes­ brother*, are average site persor told Hanna. 1,041 Pound Man Returns From Tour FOOT BALL Seminole High New Smyrna WTRR Friday Night MOCK ELECTION HELD LAKELAND U t- The political union at Florida Southern College held a mock election vesterday, with President Elsenhower pulling M l vote* to 22t for Adlai S'evrn•on. Jim Francis (cored 430 point* last season to get a one-year Dartmouth haakrtball record. The former mark was 413 rolnt* irsde by E«l I-ae-le. Ron Judsnn *!*•» passed l-eedr's mark, getting 42^ tallies last tearnn. S A N F O R D COM E S EE! IT'S H E R E ! Legal Notice *#rrf III* STAIt; US’ It. Ok III* VIS M l. wots:.*, whom : ns: bi. - 1tssretss la i x a s u a v i . . . A sw o rn C o m p la in t h a v ln a l»a«n « (i|e d a f a l n i l )o g la |h a C ir c u it • - ^ j u r t •* •»<! I " f it-m ln u la l* o u n r , ’ T , 0 , L1!*- b r A N K IU H l- I.l. M O T K J I. *,ir .<JT,V.t\.!h.\ * huM ut width • ••••aWpjm m s tis F u 's a tf a r a ia n la a re Ip ro m m an d you .“ ' I S sp p e se and I li a y o u r w r i t ) * * t a f a n x a h a ra la on o r b a fo ra th a l * l h d a y o f .N avaniber. A t>. 1*1*. o r s lb e rw fa a P a c |» # Pm C o n f 'iio w ill ba a n la ia d a s a ln a t you T h e S a n fo rd I f t r a ld la d e rlg n a le d • i*a a n a w ir-a p -r o f • • n a ia t iT r c u la . Uon In w lo ili ll i l * c ita tio n ' h a ll ’ J * p u b ll'h a d onca r a r h « » a k fo r fo u r r o n it - 'u llt o a n t i , W I T M K M m» band and o f f ic ia l , s e a l o f lh a C la r k a f H a r t r r u l t C o o f l. on Ihlo Ib a JM h d a y o f M l . .t s b a r , A D IS U • * ' I* !ta m d n n i l o r b o f Ih * C l r r u lf T o u r l B s l Alt le w ! js k a s » if* I c i , k , lu » * '. IT BREAKS THE PATTERNS OF TH E PAST! •■ttr.At i , , r A , u J ' . tk e p u ly C la r k k la r k ft C lt r a la a d J r . A ll n r n e r at L a w , rt o lt-ia H r . S a n fo rd , n « r .»bla. >n|l<-llor fo r r t i l n l l f f k “IIOI’B HPHINfiS KTERNAL IN TIIK HUMAN HREAST* There U now rcanun to hope that there will lie a cure for every dUenhe. Drun mnnufadurern, who produce the hanlc mcdlclnest in >our prencriplionn, nrr allocnllnp an much n» 10',; of their Income for raswarrh. It (a Important thut you turchane all your medirinew n a pharmacy to encour age thla effort. Part of the price of every prescription we dinpenM becomes your contribution to your future better health. • ?~y m v* DEADLY SKIDS ARE LESS LIKELY C O N C R E on The difference between a deadly skid and a eafe, quick stop U often the pavement. Yon can stop faaier. even U tha rein, on concrete. Thai's because concrete’s gritty surface pro*ides uni­ formly kigh skid resistance, wet or dry, Betides permitting better vehicle control, cor. * 'night drisiog safer tool lu light-colored surface rcS.... ur timet more light than dark-colored pavements. You u< i-niicr and have more time to alow down or stop* I Concrete roads also ere safer because they’re free from hazard* oua ruts, washboard wrinkles and raveled edges. It's worth remembering that when the weather Is roegh you're , the aUd-resiauat safety pavement. TOUCHTON CHEVROLET TH E ’ 57 Chnrvlti ta k a a daring departure Ja r '57. Thit it the n<w car that g o a *rm ail one better tilth fu el injection . . . tilth bold neto id eal in daign . . . in uyiing . . . in autom atic driting. I l’i in ert, tmooth and tu n y l Chevrolet is the place where new Ideas grow. And what a crop of them thie y e a r!. . . Fuel injection . . . a brand-new Turboglide auto­ matic transmission (optional at extra coat) with Triple-Turbine takeoff. A ful) range of five potent engines, with horsepower options ranging clear up lo 245.* A func­ tional new “face" in which bumper ami grille are atylcd aa a single unit Dozcna upon dozens of oilier brilliant touches including smaller 14-lnch wheels. It’s an idea year at Chevrolet - and you'll want U sample them alii O n ly f r a n c k l e e i C h ev rolet d e a le r ! * V 0 b p . • " * a ' w »-oJeb'o «* ••••o «•*». S l it !«-<«• *-•• •*- (.-•« - -* ,o *# rt) 11, and pasta-gw m car r-od# i. d iip lay thh fam ous tradem ark DRUG C O . ill IH* small Ctw. 1st 6 Harwell* •Qaautlia by DleklnSM Iff* ( O N c H I 11 ' • ..... e* ( ( ) ( ) i - i u r '(• 3____ Silt.- I »i \ A N i • •l 111W HU A h I HOLLER MOTOR SALES TORN** fed A PALMETTO PHONE ISM �Cl I t —ROOFING-PLUMBING i t —b u s i n e s s o p p o m m m itM PLUMBING Contract and Repair Work Fret Litimate* R. L HARVEY 204 Sanford Are. Phono 1*28 P R O F IT O P P O R T U N IT Y IN NEW BUSINESS . W . J . KIN G Plumbing Contractor See Either William* Swimming Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Room Electric Water Heater* Pool ad on Budnaia Page this 7334 Orlando Dr. Pk. M itaue. Frinchiae Dealer to be C E R A M IC T IL E appointed toon. Paul F. .Mueller A Son Ph. 154 Freo connate, (Jimlily work. whit you want C LA S S IFIED ADS P k 1821 iv lp L A C E S !• EAT COT INSOMNIA? , NecJ a nightcap? We re open *t!l 2 a.in. every night hut Sunday. THE DOGGIE DINER A BAR, Lake Mary. Thi* ii a free pass to tho Movie* land Rile-ln Theatre for Mr*. Grocery A Filling Station. Well J . Ilrantlcy. Exp. date Nov. I, ettablUheJ builneat, good loca­ ISM. tion. While neighborhood. Kea­ ton for telling, ilckn n t. Phone PLUMIII.Mi K HEATING 9243, Sanford, Fla. ____ Septic Tank Initaltalion A Service Heater Service, Archie C. Har FINANCIAL lett, Phnne 734-W or 1335. 3 4 - 1 NKURANCE JtouWalt 4 !—FURNITURE - NOUIEWII.U T H E SA N F O R D 31—APTS—UOL'SES—ROOMS Used furniture, appliance*, tools, Furnl»ho.i t-bedreonx house, ad­ ult*. Ph. 1391-J. etc, Boughl-aold. Larry'* Mar 3SI East lit, SL Phone 1831. Room for rent with kitchen pelxliege* to couple. Ph. litil-W. 2nd ANNIVERSARY IN OUR REAL ESTATE SANFORD LOCATION 85-HUM ES Echols Hl-Ktm ................ 8W50 Sofa Bed and Chair ......... 99 <M 1225 DOWN Hollywood Bed ................ 49 50 3 Bedroom* and Carport* Free headboard* on Hollywood Terrauo Flour* Bed* Kitchen Equipped All Dinette SetaDiscounted Nie* Retidential Location $139 ou Bunk HcJs ...... $119 tn I.* ml wiped Ytrd* 3-Room Group* ................ 295 iw Re»Hy for occupancy in 2 *r*ek» A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR . 3-l'e. Curved Sectional* .. 119.00 Builder (Foam Rubber) ixuuucr; Phone 1991 1800 Mellonville BEDROOM: Double Dresser 4 room, 2 bedroom home, $3750 Ilexelrd Mirror Lneited on Old Orlando High­ Bookcase Red way, Ideal for children, *cho»>l tnneripnng Mattrq** hu* atop. Call 1112-U. Box Spring , (2 pillow* FR EE) LAKE FRONT Sc* our new line of floor covering New three bedroom house on and complete home furnishing*. Laka Emma. One and half tiled FREE DELIVERY bath*. Florida room. l<ot III' ECHOLS BEDDING CO. x 223'. Turn So. one mile at Corner 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1212 Oaklawn Cemetery. "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. Open Monday'* til 9:#e p.m, 2 bedroom hou»e. fenerd-in back yard. 1913 Summerlin, Phone W3IT OUU BALCONY 2371 K. H E R A L D Tuca. Oet. 30. 1 9M F i« t • T1IE CARD OF THANKS Very oGcn a Card of Thank* in th* Sanford Hertlg p M l* • M B i which I* difficult to fill in ane other way. Not only la It a gi i miM eipreulon of gratitude to thote who hav* tent floral tribulM but •Imi crturteoiKly acknowledge* th* service* and kindnMae* r f Um many to whom a perron*! not* of thank* cannot well h* mallM.. Newspaper Card* of Thank* are accepted a* * octally car* rack Emil*- Tost, the noted authority on etiquette, fails they M m many good use* There I* no prescribed form for a Card ef Thank*. It can bb'M brief or a* tin tiled a* you desire. When th* oceaslon come* ytfc win !lnd a sympathetically understanding member of ear itaff to tftla t you. THE **I,N 51EMORIUM” NOTICE It is th* custom of many families in Ihli country to c o n n *a *n d * * l-rreavement hy an "In 5lrmorlum’' notice in newspaper ctaaalfted column*. Thrv find a real solaee therein. Preparation or *«l*cGaa at i luitabla verse bring* bark to them lander, pleasant recollection*. AM Cilia Cook, Iho English poet ha* *o beautifully Ciprttlad It: "How cruelly »wrct a re th* cehoc* that »tart When memory nlaya an eld tuna on tho heaiL" M--»t frequently an In Memorium I* Inserted on tho annlTantry if dcalli. However, oilier date*, which It l* felt ar* appropriate or meaningful are alio selected. The birthday of the departed, In* wedd­ ing ntinlvcriary. Memorial Day, esrn Chiistraa* are amonf other significant os'cailon* rhosan. If v-ni are hesitant to express your tender thought* Ini poetlrfonui poet I cou may avail .yourself th* Herald'* eollection of orli . of _______ ______________ -.-final* _____ These espres* in i-oetlc beauty the amotions of the heartstri*!*. \mong them ace verses appropriate to any circumstance. $ 179 . CUMPLETE MODERN INSURANCE AU th* NEW KINDS of firo and casualty. Insurance available in <uniraiima and Repair S—PERSONAL NOTICES tha be*t of Companies at Low­ too; Saelerd Axe. Pkaee 1113 llOLLAWAY, Hospital and U»tiy e d llaiet to tkoia who qualify. WIAIINO hi* ornate velvet cost, Itedi Hay. Week, or Month— Consult B A L L INSURANCE Plumbing. Krc»ky Heating a 'Ttcefratcr,” a* Tower of !-nnTel. IMS. Furniture Center — THE KATE i AGENCY, 2i>4 S. r * r k Are.. -Inn guards are termed In Eng­ M. G. H O D G ES n s We»t First S t . ___ Cards of Thtnks rr# f 1.00 |wr insertion regardlesi of sixa, fa Sanford, Fla. land. arts as guide to Prtrx Service on All Water Pumps— Mfmnrm/ii nntifr*. due in lie Inc I they n»*y run to tom ld in ^lc Scharman, the "Ml.-* Germany" Well* Prilled — Pump* 35—MONEY TO LOAN rrtglh, are billed at $1.04 per eolumn Ineh. W ELCOM E ( l i r r s entry tn the Miss Wot lit contest. FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE 2 bedroom home, 200 ft. Fenced Paola Rnadc Phone 700 that are long cheiishcd are raiy corner lot, oak tree*, By Owner. —at Warehouse Price*, viall ■ ' 1 “ -‘ AUTO LOANS to icleft from Powell'* varied n —SPECIAL NOTICES BERRY'S. We are rxpert* at asPhone 1714 J. COST LESS Hock. Como in an i look around. silling'you to secure gracious 1951 ROYAL PORTABLE CUSTOM UPUOI-STEfUNG good look* with functional con­ TYPEWRITERS Slip Coven and Drape* Florida State Bank venience. Today a best buys In : iiii No Down Payment STANLEY Ktll.P ■-st.H-’u n m »■ nationally adxcrtised furnitur* DF SANFORD _____ omx n Gtoasy ACROSR II Month* To Pay PHONE MiS-J. 'JUciuiu y■'*'* at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. ju 'xu n ;ir-: i h -s 1 ! (ate red fabric 1 ExctaLa).Away Now for Christmas T IR E D Ftrat St. Phone |4gf for Even­ MERCHANDISE 3 4 L t'.UI I C.V.' deer GATLIN BROTHERS mslion Biblical ing Appointment. POWELL'S OFFICE M I'P l.t HOLLYWOOD (AIM -The hand •1C.X* : a -II Dragline A Build****- Seme# 5 Job 2 Past city ut llio satnti old Ihinu? 117 8. Magnolia Phone tnd'» H J -J’JH XIM • • some, tuxedoed gvnt of mature Ph. 2232 Geneve. 2C5-W Sanfort 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE aick 3 Grate 9 Culture Sea tha apaciou* new taaicfull) -..l i Mr*. Housewife. . . year* looked familiar. Rut he took 4 Motassea mrdit Man'* different horn** la —, — «J JIS J ’X- I -I* We nuy arm tail used furniture AUTOMOTIVE How's your blanket ..tuition? his place atn uxg the extra* in the ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call • 7^r » 11 Recipient ntm* ilii’j dirpiia i•i South Pinccrtlt Sanfort Paying top cash price* for any We Have a fmc scltc'pn of or 5 Capital 28 Boast* sV.!Jllci ULtlJ a « of a gilt night - Inis i-rerr. ____ Ralph Hay, 3130. tlrovo Manor* Sni'fon thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Ion, nylon, rollon, wool -.nd mix •Jap I 12 Hook of 27. Twilight H tli.1 <JLSi ( t Valencia Villa* Dclani ING POST on 17-92 Ph I053-W. Hr wa« Frank!) n Farnunt, once 5IUL7 tiU .i ed fabric FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u ro p a the Bible 8 Kee|.billed 2$. Jewish Sell Your Cur to a star in the movie* and now rueknot B L A N K K T S Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 13. Piercing month 1 -Shirt*. 41c, Sleeping bags, ROY KELL IMMEDIATE ptuud to he an extra. Su much so $5.11 in *:ai>5 T. Coin (Jsp ) 31. Music 7 h Ui4 « ‘i out IXING, Ptiona 388 W7 Ea*l rota, blanket*, tarpaulins, Army 3ort W. SecunJ St. that tie x*as Just licvn circled • Smslt barrel not* 14. Horse G A R R E T T ' S Commercial Av*. Nax-y Surplus. 110 Sanford AveOCCUPANCY president of the Screen Extia* 323E. First SI. Phone 1412 10 Girl's name 33. Bulla recing 8-BOATS AND MOTORS 39. Extinct Bird —Factory to You— term t pt ) 11. Xtore costly r.» Spigots ENVELOPES. Letterheads. MateGuild, (N.Z ) Idrally Situ ated F.vlnrude Sale* A Servlre Aluminum 48-FARM and GARDEN 13 Freedom 38 Tnrash mrnl*. Invoker, hand bill*, and 14 Girt* 41. Opening* l.uxuriouBly Plnnneil Fat until was one of u hundred Venetian Blind* RO nSO N Sp o rtin g Goods 37 14 And i Lit ) program*, e t c . Progreiaive Astringent nickname extras filling a night club -cal .Moderately rricatl 14 leading Varieties Polled 18 Capital -1 T -it'V IT. Twin Printing Co. Phone Uil — 401 Enclosed head. Hag-proof bottom fruit 301 |»l. St. Phone fM while Susan llaywaid and Kirk No. 1 ROHE BUSHES rail with plaillc end*. Plattk •Egypt) er)*tal 31 Melura Weal Utb SL IW I 3 and 4 Bedroom Home* with 1 l i f t . Runabout Including motor IKiuglas did a samba in "Tnp Se­ or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon 95c each 19. Variant and 2 hath* aituated an large, 1150. 820 Eicambia Dr., Phone j FOR EVERYTHING In hardware Henry A. IlnurII Seed Co. of "shu * cordi. 1 1 artistically land*cape<l lot*. cret Affair." When the noon break a • rand paint aec—Hill Hardware Sen kn rik Glonn and P a in t Co 100 W, l*t. St. Phone 41 21. Caudal 177OR. Pave-I atreeti an I all other came, the xetcrjn actor sat down i % Co., 301 E. l»t St., Phone 53 appendage % 112-114 Weil 2nd SL Pbone 220 ■J city convenience* make the«e tn lunch and dilcusscl hi* own -TRAILERS Home grown Manun Market Cab21 Exist colonie* of owner-wrupird - aster and (he current plight of Robinton Hand Crafted Furniture. 24. rtwixa river bagr Plant*. R. F. Crcn»haw, rr ll humr* truly delightful plica* the extra. We build, deilgn and refinish. BARGAIN! Apt- Mie ga* range, will pay YOU to see u» Wf< n 29 Mo-t perfect condition. Call at 28UQ Ph. 1711-W, to live. you buy. Open Evening* and See at 018 Ftench, Fh. 53-R. “ I came from Boston, you skillful 1 Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwotd. Sunday*. know," lie s.iid. and hi* flat A'* % 21. Entire Designed, Built and .-old nt Illicit Alarm Clofk*. Guiranle* ■* Va Ka*t*ide Trailer Sale* • RENTALS confirmed the fs-t. " t grew up on amount By l# r r \\ ed II.8V. Sanford Jewelry A ENJOY a ihunning »n r« on your Pal ilka, Fla. f7^ 29 Land the same »!reet with Jim Curley. SMALL CHANGE. F . M. B. Re, 10c f 0 1 )1 1 AM St TU D O R Inc. f Luggage. 304 Sanford Avc. 54—A PTR—HOUSES-ROOM H measure TT A 25c More, 321 S Hanford li 1954 Va-Ka-Shun-Ette, 1G ft. houseWe xvere good friend*. Curley i* Builder* of Fine Home* 30 taiwrr For Florida Living trailer, "light a* n baby carri- .Iiiu*e (leaning- Window*, Floor*, Repoitrtied freexar. In u»* 3 WEI-AKA APARTMENTS: room* a former ms)or of Boston an I f/r 11 A i Archale) St age'', perfect for vacationing. Office. Call 1148-J, D. C. Caldwell governor of Man-arhil*ettmonth*. Assume payment*. Ph. private hath*. 114 W. Firat St V/ SALES OFFICE 32 Exist Only $350. and auurou payment*. "I was nn the stage first. I .’C.’5 S. French Avenue 31 Isolated hill 1382. )6 If, PI MPS A SPRINKLER n PHONE 1030-J. Dcairabla furn garage apt. 432 W starred for the greatest producer Chon* 2100 and 29K0 35 Sodium SY STEMS % '7 of them all, fh irlrs Frohman. l*ym I n w All type* end sites, lixstalUd o Sandbox, adjustable top A metal J4 13—TRL'CRLR Avalon Apt*. Kfieiency, Ph. 720-W bottom. $4- l'h. 1769-J. When summer came, there xxrr# 34 Author of "Do It Yourself." V i % WE REPAIR AND SERVICE "Pilgrim's only two thing* far an nrlor to do >* Thi* i* a free pa*» to lha Prairie Burn, cottage, r a i t o m b l * . 44— APPLIANCES H T 1 N E Progress' % in those days—take an extended Located on 17 92. Ph. 201O-WI U k e Drlve-ln for Joe Levy. t-Bedroom CB Hou*r, Wynnewwul. iposs i It Machine and Supply Co. “ J* Eap. dale. Nov, I, 19MRange, Refrigerator A Hra'rr. vacation or get a low-payinu job 38 A calkin 2ti7 W. 2nd St. Ph- * FRIGIDAIRK 'A M and service. O. i f . High, Ovirdo 1-Bedroom houae pinially fu n HarilwOcal Floor*, Tile Haiti in n xummer slink company. It 41 40 Ifelmsmsn $70 mo. Call 998. Fla, Phone FO-5-3.115 or San CROSLKY BENDIX happened that a frlrnd of mine ATTENTION LONG DISTANCE Equity $W0 Ph. 799-It. 47 Ruminants i S a l * 'nd *-*vlfe ford 1442-W after • p m. TRUCKERS. Great Dane 31 had made a hit In movies Ik* sug4$ 4* 44 Nasal noise Rote Court G room apartment*, IIA N D A L L and 35 fool u»ed all aluminum feiied that I try for a jab. YOU'LL LOVE 43 rood l Salts • * Btnric# furnished. Kitchen equipped. produce van*. Also two 1953 Dia­ Electric Company THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK "In Iho.e days, actors shunned •slsngl SINGER I’hone 1494. mond T 180 1IP Cummin* Die* Service— ijuality —SatHfaction 48 Equipment 2RKI)lt(H)M HOME film* \\o railed thrm ‘Gl-ker*' Sewing Machine! I sleeper tractor*. Excellent ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J —3 De Bary AI>o part*. aecex*one» for all 5 room unfurn. apt. Newly decora- Thi* home ha* large living room amt thought they were beneath us. rnndilion. Great Danc-Diamoml make* of tewing machine* of with firrpla<o, 2 extra large Hill Universal Offered In pay my teal. 1301 Celery Ph. 805-W. T. 103 So. Orange Illoisom Thi* it a free pa** to the MovieAmerican and European manu­ l-edrooin*. dining rmim. kilctn-u fare lo Holly wood ami li.uk on the Trail. Orlando 3 !»i3l. N ightland Ri.lc-ln Theatre for Wend­ 2 *nd 3 he-tr-iom emicnt hlnek with plenty of r»hinel», break- gamble that I might succeed. I facture. Call Mr. Reeve* 31203. ell Brook*. Eap. date Nov. 8. lake front home*. $85. A $85. All Repair Work fail room and nice tcreennl-in figured I couldn't lo-c." 1954. unfurnished. Phone 1129, St. Fully Guaranteed por* h. 14—USED CARS That was 12 years ago. and 100 E. SECOND ST. John Really Cd. Beautifully lindicaped ground* ~t 7 Y . S E R V IC E 1919 NASH Su|ier 4 dr. ai-dan. with oultide sprinkling *y*lrm. Farn un ha* been In pictures ever t'oldwall Frigidairr. Excellent con­ Efficiency apt. Ill-way 17 92 So Day or Nigtil Good body and motor need* central healing for extra mm- sinre. He starred first a* a lea-l­ <?lty Until*. Hlumire rland Court. dition. 8re at Uttle Venice. W. SEMINOLE T.V. ly HUMANIt. I UNOIHII, M.O. Mime Tram. work. Radio, healfort. Exrellent residential loca­ ing mar,, then in Western series. ao3 Celery — Ph. 1355 J . Crystal Dr. 9th home an lcfL rr above average lire*. $73.uO tion . . . 2117 LAUREL AVE. By Ihe mid thi i ties, he found WITH the approach of Ule blood stream, whirl It la C U lM 1 room apt , a lulla. IU3 Park. caih. See at 203 E. 21*7. St. Aft­ OD1IAM A TUDOR, INC. autumn, we can expect to ice an to *11 parti of the body, producing stardom had pa-sec! him ls>. |(tHume Improvement 45—BUILDING MATERIALS 2813 8. French Ave. er 3 30 p.m. had a wife and young daughter, increase in the number of case* ■x Jaundice, or yellow coloring of Nice 3 room furn. apt. Screened IxN»n service Phone 2HD — ?WW of Infrctluui hepatitis. iho skin. Bometlmea, however, and the nnl> xxcirk he knew was jMirch & garage. Only $57.50 METAL ROOFING 195.1 lie lair 4 .l>"ir lln-vp'li-l. Radio (iRKGOHY L1I.MHKK This dl*fa-o, which U caused Jaundice doea not appear at alL mo. 012 Park. Ph. 448-W, Mgr N'ow in Mock. 5-V Crimp— acting. A Heater, white wall lire*, 41li A Maple — Phone 2842 by a virus and may ba introduced lied rest and the proper diet troom house In Enlerpri-e. lad Corrugate-! — 2*«" Corrugated Power Glide. Phone 1388-M, "I never soxrd rny money," he 135’ x 155'. U.noo. Term* rm- recalled, •'! always thought it | by contaminated food or water, are very Important to ipetd yonr Get ;'l Your roofing need* at S*-e Seminole Really for Desir­ L IV E U A IT attack* the liver. Sever* Inflam­ recovery. able House* and ,xpU. Phouu 21. DOES THIS BEAUTIFUL FALL sidered by owner. J . P. Coul- would keep coming In." Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Shinkra, Speckled Perch Balt mation result* and frequently The diet should be abundant la WEATHER make you want to liette, Enterprise. and Worm* Out We»t 13th SI. He paid a rail to Central Cast­ New 2-bedroom houie*, kitchen there are symptom* similar to rarbohydrat* and protein a n t get out on the highway and g j Fleming Grocery—K. Geneva Ave. ing. the *1 mhos' agency for hir­ equipped. Ph-ne 443 or write •8-LOTB 48—BU8INEM EQUIPMENT influr-nra and oilier disabling 'tumid consist primarily of frvlU, . .go. . .got Then are Ita) Hering extras. "Rut you've Ih-c-ii a conditions. Jack rlynt. ltov 302, flin/onl. fault juices, cereals, bread, pota* mn for real value* In USED J —dtCH(»OIJ*'INSTRUCTION Hepatitis may dcvelcn rmldrnly loes, rice, sugar—and rindie*. CARS. Phone 1450, or after fi LEARN Hawaiian Dancing, $ yra. HAYNES Offlee Machine Co. 2 beJnmm houxe. lllchtn equljxp- LOT 5 In Midway, in x mi' *!» r!" the manager said. "Ho y - 1 or gradually, Typewriter*, adding machine* You'll g«t tha proteins fro a p.m , phana 1JU-W . . . .THE Granby Ave. N. of Church on ■rally want lo he an extra?" up._ Adele Heilman, Ph. I224-J. cd. (Juki neighbor buod, 2538 Sale*-Renta!*, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 if in meets. Low Favar Geneva Axe Jennir Kaxeriy *57 PONTIACS ARE COM1NG1 Palmetto. Phone 2813 D *)i, 852 Walker. Phone 1 R. 314 E 3th (T —71 fl()K £ H R and R E A M U K S Symptom* usually are a low Dairy Food* I ft Soda fountain and bar in A 1 Mg hi*.__________ _______ • EMPLOYMENT St. tirade fever, luis of appetite, Fall should be obtained chiefly condition. Alto 4 ratt Iron, leath­ RETIREMENT HOME BUSINESS headache, fallgue. nausea, vomit­ from dairy foods such a* milk, 28—II ELF ITAN1TD—FEMALE er upholiterrd bar (tool*. Perfect Nicely Furnished 3 loom* A hath lads In Plneerext section p h o n e ! 100 lakefronlage, I bedroom ing. a feeling of uneaxlnru.and a .-ream, ___________ Apt. Call 1970. SERVICES butter____ *nd eggs. C otU ft for small butinea* gelling start­ fiatne house, modern kitchen 857 J . Walt re** wanted. Apply Touchpain In tho upper rlcht portion'cheei* U good, too. ed. Worth oxer IIAxjo will *aerl- 2-Bedrram house. Kitchen rqulpp nm! living room. Jaloutled Flori­ Inn Drug Co.. Mr. Gilpin. i* -B » :A im r p a r l o r s of the abdomen. Stools mlgfyt be| j suggest that you remain la fieo for $385 complete. Ph. da room, separate frame gar­ IT—BROKER.* sad REAL I tin s ed, tpxce heater. Ph. 2855-w. light-colored, too -jid at !ca*i three weeks after th# age, large lot with h irJ road Baby niter* with tran*portation. ICCO-J. Modern Air-conditioned Salon Better rail a doctor right away first symptoms appear. Your doefront* gr. 4 large oak shut* Unfurnished house, 4 rooms L Ph. 352 M. Harriott's llenutv Nook when these symptoms ap p ear......................... tor might advise an even longer Id ct, well Isridtraprd, outside* bath In rountry. Phone II2I-M. 2 B.R. home, modern, like a .loll IT—FUENITVRE—nOUSEUOuT103 S. Oak Ph. '.‘71 Z7-HKLF w a n t : II MAI L "Inc# laboratory testa are needed bed rrst. Not only Is th* rest csm y. ALL FOR $7,700. house in-idr, Total prirr $«,to definitely diagnose the tllnexi lends) because of your great 3 room unfurnished apt. Phone 850. $1,173 down, $4108 per mo. • 111G VALUES S P E C IA L 1970. as hepatitis. Two men to learn new trade fatigue. It also helps prevent t o r • UU1CK CUEDIT Beautiful lot od Yenkee Lake, list $10 Permanent, 18 54 J/oAfSJ C em jM uty While moat victims recover af­ recurrences. Mechanical ability necessary x 848. Paved rasd, n,imped in EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable • EASY TERMS E V A B E S S B E A U T Y SH OP ter six to right weeks of illness, And once ycu a re up and 1003 Sanford Avt„ sand beach, high lend. for Winter TouiliL Private bain A. B, PETER RUN WILSON MAIEE _____ Phone 5C3 ______ the disease can at times have a xro'ind, take ll raxy for quit* a A shower. Steam heit. Inquire Broker Asiociatn: A. H. Pe!-rifln New and Used Furniture 28—MALE or FEMALE serious cmsrjuenee. ahlle. Resume your activities 17-BU ILD IN G — It E r Al KH Manuel Jacobson acroti from J r . P. J . Chesterson, Osrlleiil 311 E. First St. Phone 951 grati ally or y-u il probably have Largest Organ PAINTING Poit Office. Willelti, John Meisrh and It. W $20.00 daily, Sell Lumlnou* Door W. DIETRICHS T. Rf. HERO Th# liver, the largest organ tn a relapse and be back In bed la William*. A. C. Doudney, Land Plate*. Write Reeve*. Dept No. REALTOR* WOOLSEY your body, performs many chtml- no time. Surveyor. ISO Attleboro, Mail. Free (am­ INI Parti Av* Pbaste IT ar 14$ csl tasks. One of these function* QUtITlOM AND ANIWn IK. N. Park Ave. rhon* UN ple*. Marine Fialshe* tv to secrete bile, a necessary aid D. A.: My husband had syphllli R EA L ENTATE DRIVE fN F o r Y ou r B oat t on*iilt"A REALTOR First 24—SALESMEN • AGENTS to clgestion. about five years ago. Would It be "544 French Av. .Senknrik Giant and P aint Co C U L L E N AN D IIA IIK K Y If you are stricken with hepa­ wise to have another child now? NEWSPAPER itreel aaleiboyi. J . W. HALL, REALTOR 112114 W. 2nd St. Phone 320 |M N' Park Axe. Pbane 2313 titis. the liter becomes enlarged Answer: If your husband la Johany Walker, Aseocisir Age* 8 to II Apply to Murk and loses some of its manufac­ completely cured. It should nol "Call Hall" Phone 173a •elrt, The Sanford Herald, after For Faiauag call Mr. Tasker, Ph turing ability. .................. In te rfe re w ith your h a v in g G6S-JCR. Room ipeclal $14.85. The bile then seeps Into the-another baby. IP IT IS REAL F..8TA1K aisit. Kiflf rMl.insfn4iwts.tM. »*k (JrumUv A Mnnirith ThtirwUy, Friday and S t lu r d iy Wu W ill O ffer FLOUR sanding and fmiibing. AD BOOK MATCHES at 117 South Park. Ph-me 77 Cleaning, waging. Serving Semi­ FULL OR PART TIME They Know Selling Show our 211-page nole rounty alaee 1923. A Solid Tru ck L oad o f Portfolio of aelling dynamite; | II 51 Glepton, Lake Mary G R A M K O W BILLS HARD TO FAT? bell ROSA L PAYTON explain aiming Premium Plan f If Nf R A t Hr •Thi* i* a free pat* to the Rill RegisUred Real Eitat* Broker TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. U rge (you lake pari, loo); for RIG things you’re through w i t h M ,. , Theitrr for Andre Holly. K*p. Phone >971 IT-91 at llbxwalh* three bedroom house and ten rath profit*, Dally Commissions! dale. Nov. I, 1901. lot* on paved road In Lake H It.»f, | - • • Ifilthillir*, Glamour Girl*, At price* lower than you could o through Want Ads for CASH. rder direct from the manufacturer PHONE 9178 far CHERRY Alary. Furniture included. .Small Safety S erin ! Union Label.' 20 *, GAIN MORE SPACE in your Ileal Eitata Brokerage — Notary orange grove on premises. Price Call 1821. 30'a 40'*. Ex cry one hot prohome with alorage wall*, built1219 W. 13th si. Rear-Barber hhup Moat All Parfo rt only I8.tw0.0u cash. Shown by •perl. Matter Outfit FREE! in cupboard*, thrive*, etc. See Bpnoin'ment. WRITE TODAY! HILL I.UMUER A SUPPLY Romo Rllghl ly Denied, ar Scratched Phone 9G4 Robert A. Williams 204 So. Park Ave. 7518 YARD for eaiy-te-follow plan* SUPERIOR MATCH CO. REALTOR anil quality material* at econ­ S. Crrrnwoud Ave. Chicago 19, Itnymond Lundquisl, omy price*. 223 W. 3rd HL 111. OZIER REALTY CO PHONE 83 'Tho Lumber Num­ ASSOCIATE Laura H. Osier, Realtor ber". Phana 1171. Atlantic Bank Bldg. 30—WUItK~WANTED^FEMALE * 3 -P c . Wall Cabinets.......... .... ... lUsel 51. Field. Asseeltl# j .1*0.1 » j0) So. Orlando ll»y. Ph. 1359 Thi* ll a free pass lo the Prairie M cR A N E Y -SM IT H P A IN T S R.by .dtlng, r * f « m x e e a .l^ M . Single Door Utility Cabineta EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 ........................... 9.H5 S413 8, Park Phone 12U.1 Lska Drive-In Theatre for Don-i Tbit la n free pata te the Riti Double Door Utility Cabinety McMurray. Exp. dile Nov. L M—REAL ESTATE WANTED ___ 12.05 Ted Burnett • 1858, Theatre W. If. Tripp. Gap. date for PAINTING Nor. I, 1958. We have a buyei fo r a S-BR 2401 Grandview Phone 1952-M. IT. H. -BUT RTEMPER masonry home in good residen­ Keep children in my home. US4-W Gay Allea, Aeeadit* 28—PLANO SERVICE tial section, mutt be modern. Arietta Frke, Aeeaeiata If your home it for sale, please Laundry. curLxina done at heme, 203-09 E. ririt St. L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Realtar — Geaeral laearaac* contact Seminole It rally, l'hon* Phone 127 l'h. 1283 J Phone 2181 Route 1, Sanford P M ts 985 av 2 U 2112 N. Park Av*. 27. , - ■ Spotlight DAILY CROSSWORD On Hollywood Autumn Brings Rise In Hepatitis Cases Seminole Realty Our Loss, Your Gain W e Need The Room BALL REALTY And INSURANCE M ETA L U T IL IT Y C A B IN ETS FIRST COM E, FIR ST SERVED Mather o f Sanford h A . �■- Radio-TV Highlights By MAYSII OKU* Features gyrttcate. "Too bad, Vai." He gave her a faint a m t l a "Apparently I've made an awful mess of every­ thing tonight If It hadn't been for what I said to Aunt May—” But ha broke off. (the touched Ms arm sympa­ thetically. ”1 know hose you (cel, Dtrk. I can't bM iretly eay I Itkrd her, but I I feet dreadful now ■tic's dee,i l: t you mustn't blame Bruce lui t ns said to me to­ night. Hr responsible for Ure health ol everyone on this ship. I should have insisted that he ex­ amine h er" "lint." be said angrily. "If Aunt May had set her mind cm not see­ ing mm. she wouldn't see him. B e should know that, better than anyone " "But os n»A to answer to the Captain tor her death, and when he eaye he hasn't even seen her. It won't look loo well." "I suppose wff'vt been tools," be said wearily. "1 ntver dreamed R would upset Aunt May so irueh when I—When I said 1 wantec. lo marry you. And yet," he straightened lue tail, lean tardy, T m not really sorry I said it, Vai." Hhe turned and looked at him, her face paler than ever, her blue eyroa unsmiling. *1 think I under, •land why you said It, Dirk," eh* •aid slowly, aa though trying to reason It out. "You didn't want her boasing your life s i the has Oone since Kilrrn's death. You •aid what you did as a means of —escape." "Vai. you don't think Ihut r* "Oh please, Dirk, don't let's go Into that again t o n i g h t . " she whispered. * T » bumble, Vai," he said presently. T 'm lying at your feet apologising. My dear, my very dear," hie grip m i her bend tight­ ened. "I'm no sorry for everyl l it has «L" Dirk waa standing on the port a l d e 'l e a n in g with his b a c k against the railing, smoking. When be straightened and said. "Hello. Vai." his voire sounded weary and sad. “Let's go up on ths boat deck and talk," be said. T h e re should be (ewer people there." The boat deck waa practically empty. Dirk took her arm and drew her over to the railing in the prow. "Keeling better this morning, Vel 7" She shook hrr head and gave him a feint imila. "Not much." "Can't say I am either. Aunt Maya always been a big part og my lite, ever since I was a boy. aa I told you. I suppose I put her in my mother's place, and I swear to you, Vai. that is how I thought she regarded me." He searched her pale, pretty race anxiously. "You do Iwliere that, don't you?" "Perhaps she did regard yoa Ilk* that. Dirk. I believed she did anyhow." "But last night ~ ha brgaa hoarsely, and stopped. "8he wasn't herself last night," she said ipilitly, "II was the champagna and—and I suppose she didn’t like the thought of my getting so mueh attention. I wish," she sighed, "yre* Sodn'f said what you did about wanting to marry me." "I know," ha agrnd soberly. "But when I pushed open the door and heard her ranting at you. 1 l»st mj head I had no right to say It anyhow. Will yon forgive me? " Ills voice had in It that same note of humility she d heard laat night. "lum't worry about me. Dirk. I don't think she really meant what she said to you." "I hope that's true," he said gravely. "You see I've found tart t was much fonder of Aunt May than I thought." Its turned from hrr and gazed down into ths bright Mira sea. "Ily tha way, tha Osptaia wants to see us Ur his cabin at eleven this mnmlhg," ha said without turning his head. "I sup­ pose stout the timersl arrangaPresently Mm mads herself go mrnla." up on dark. (T a Be Conttnn*H) M e turned to go Into her cobtn, but Dtrk put hie hand against the door. “Too love Bruce, don't you?" When ehe ipoke her voice wae hushed and aimoat frightened *1 don't know. Dirk. I thought I did, but after tonight—" She was un­ able to go on. "My poor sweet. Good night, and try to sleep, please." He opened the door for her end bent and ktssed her Ughlly on the foretieed. Then he was gone, and VaJ was alone in her eaten. She lay down on the bed as she waa and, after a while, fell into an rxhautted, dmunlena sleep. Serf 1sled by perteUsteo a t A n k m Books l » I-eve O f U f e Seerrh Kor T o m o r r o w t auldles. Ushl trTK N S O O l 5 News le Slend U p * lie Counted is A* T h e W o r ld T u r s e V O u r Ml*. Ilroohe lo A n Ll s h le iier'e ll o u i e r e r l y it ri|m K err is Th e Ills I’ s r o f f is m m Fa r e it Th e Itoh r'resb? Shew i» IIMBBter Osy t nerrei Storm " T h e K .lt * of Nlakt e <-hsneel i l l C ro erro ad . s KMm Fa re w w n n .T v a ir k s o s v ii i n rn tsv ri e V e 0 « » 1 e ■i e o V *, 0 e a " • 1 o o a ' m ejm . d tA ^ J Mb AMO MRS WAltfg t ROHAtKA -land by the bedside of their son. Waller Jr., IS, who lies in s Chicago horpllsl after being seriously Injured when e bomb he wss making with William Hyan. II ex­ ploded. The bla*t tore off the left arm of young Prnhaska and badly maimed hi* right hand He sl*o suffered a broken leg Young R/in'l left hand was blown off snd the other badly torn. (IntensatkmaU s Trre riA V rrrrsv o n t R rlshler f a r F e r r e ! .Store, M a e of N'lshi i t V k r i vlottee I Tern Kid Xi*n lirport louis l ‘, d w s n l Irtioevleed Phil HI It * re T h e fto.tlirr* llert. Khtlner Iter. \ i i | r'ofhm It-il HheltoO ll l. o o s i ju .atlo n I I »,1 I l i t , , I I res IIr|M.rt l.e. I's u l a vlerv Fo rd I s l r Shoe ' ' T h e errsose ri \e we A Pipe Off n i t i m t v i i l l w rrnvisr. T*-r P ell-roe #lrw,d Vlornlos. W ilt Itos-re. J r Kept K n ns eroo Open H om e Korns about STATE FARM INSURANCE flAfrjr >ln#*fA Arthur il*dffry yHb SA FETY LAST SEATTLE r ' snapped “lelee- *imti| up diii it* (*<>tiBi*>( lo r” HmiM’pfirlv here fur li minutes in an elevalor. The place? The Public Safety ltr*h Cfmlii Building >»<■ th* U oriil TufM 4Mir III*# llfocik# * Vile l a y o f f THIS QUESTION r»ne who u*ri in rranienlng. rf lf U # |! Itlrh « ! I M l \4»4)\ V « I J « n l l.a>!y !-**%• of I .If# i*Mr« h l««r >)ut<1fr<> l.t glii i a# Ritxtrl eahle tripped Id persons Hear shoot the hunter who laid hie rifle arenas the dead drer's antlers while he took a earners shut? ' I Service In our Y t'**‘* 1 MoIIo. e * ^ , Meifk-h llldg, SANFORD w a rn p h o n e i i.i6 Suddenly the deer up and rum thru the nimls. gun and all • never did llnd hi* gun. Doe* IS usually hey insurance I " rover a rifle snd shotgun gainst loss, theft, or damage? IRVING I. PRYOR, REP. 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Hrwltrels i »m k i v o u m M W T H f l n A 1114) v iir m if ArTM thfiii* M ills I* It l IS >v 10 V Is e is iS t <i V NEW YORK lit — No firit rate movie about the world of talavialon baa yet been releaaed. Neith­ er haa a firat-rale novel been publiahed about Ufe behind the home screen. So when a writer of eicellenl moviea and novels ipenda a long time itrolllng quetly through the mare of the big new Induitry, something is bound to happen. One has and it will. The writer Is Buid Sehulberg, author of "Whet Makes 5ammy Hun" and "The Diienchanted," the writer of that ercelient film, "On the Waterfront.” Ai a remit of hli btmuied strolling on the TV front, hi and Ella Karan are making a m ole in New V#rk called “ A Face In the Crowd." To be released next ipring. It will star Andy Griffith and Pat ricla Neal. "A Face In the Crowd" |« based on a ihort itory by Sehulberg en­ titled 'T he Arkansas Travaler” concerning an entertainer from Arkansas who rule to fame and plunged to spiritual deitruction in radio. In his movie script Sehul­ berg haa tramferred the medi­ um to TV. "The character of the man, call­ ed Loneiome Rhodes,‘ I* that of one who it happy until he move* Into the false environ- th* othar d ir. Th# theme of the movie, n r * Sehulberg. truthfully reflects hit own observations of the TV world: “New York television U Hollywood railed to the tenth power. It** much mere frinUe. ta Holly* wood they lay you're food n your l u t picture. But hi televW ilon you're only u food a i your last ratine. The audience rating haa become a neuroiia with peo­ ple In televlilon. Probably more than anything file it ctealea the tente of human insecurity that permeatei the medium. "You ace It in nearly everybody —account executives, producer*, talent. Everybody's worried. The Induitry 1* the greateit bboon for the pill buiineii that ever haa come along. , , . "But 1 bellrvr that, like tha film i, It ran be Improved by achieving more Independence. It mrana an uphill battle againit the adverliilng eliwpoint, but I don’t ice why It can't be won eventually.** Uiitdom •tap Suit# 11**. h If# «•• F‘-tr Xu-fi# (ta ■'**!» lit# liNhigvt’a H#^m F44U n«k#r IV»e1»nr*.!:*|' Yt.*Hfir U r tM M T l i r * r I*»|t*lf*" He r». HitMM (Sti •*|iI Ffitvlrtt T * #m T *fTt# BOTTLED GAS $ 6.00 PER 100-1,11. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CMAROE SANFORD GAS CO ls s (. tses. end posted wkk p*Mk, the ness rntil rsltlsn e Vai tsstlitslly isiget I ban mans medium ptiard l i r a , . , and n auflcirslsl low Irsil pineal lif t f ll M l B E E F POINTERS Very snur meal* with Krmmd Ijcrf Meal luavet, for Instance, lake un a nre ap|iearanrr with a savory sage stuffing or hxr.I* rooked egg*, laid end-tornd thrnugli Ilit- i enter o f flit" meat loaf nil'.turr. thelie af ills *. 1 hear " 7 Fm ilt n u k r "b ig " a l»v. pi it id nurd I lie new1 I mil (Instimi ami llie Cinlmii ,100 arc inner. Slider, fli.a*s anv Kuril tiefmr and Ol er /A feel lon g, "1 he I aiflanr and raiilane V00 are even lower ami longer , . . ot-rr 17 f t * ! lon g 1 I'md it -m w b rtn g i o u t th # b # it the only car fit llie low price field dial iiminm two sires You II timl them all rarity roof high lira pithing meter. . . and they're as r»sy lo gel hi and out ol as pulling the coin in die meter slot! There ate Jtl beauM new imntels lorh'tose from. eutiweep thortlr dsilftt nadirs rutsengm In a new kind id way lor a levdel, irnnotlirr ride. 11* a completely new (tijsin idea whrtein the frame llatri out *o that the floor of the rear seat rompatlmrnt n imirl* the frame girders. There * more inside room lh»n ever. And there * full ro*d ilratamr unilri the heaiter frame. hardtop styling. Kaitlane and Kail fane'i00 setlant base si long, thin in n rr pillais whirli air ron­ er a let1 hv window frames. With door* rimed, you ran fiaidty trll Ihrse sedant Itom hirdiupt. p arfo m M in c# q u a lit ia i #4 m y c o r , a n d . . /T t PfUFOKMAMCS THAT COUNTS? •ndvronco ortd psrfsrmonco. In the mini evhauslis* test ever gisrn an autniindiile, a "57 Konl iiasrlrd .VOWkl ini lei in Irss ihan 20 days . . . an asrragr ipeed of 108.16 mph-inrfirdrng alt pit tloptl Thsrs'i a reason why Mlkp. 6 6 fill!-full I. winMn# new wet* c a reeord bisatWsg poee. Thof teown Is . . . pwfurewneel fair dries fUlf fvmf Yosr'R diseoeer eose ol storting ond terpon.ieen.ss that you nsoy rsevsr bore svspMtsd dsResr. Too l benefit horn ths MSOOttwOMOf • + * * * < You'! gst tho odvontogss el controltsd "AchMy m»<f1 ontl-stoIRng. ond -ony. mooy rsln pa. goRon. losokne glees yog Its* tombinolion of high perloossonce component !o« gst in fUtl-HAL fiR vp of ony .totwin -here T ~ « M O M S ond block rtsUSpi 6 6 Shisld. m s n rt h u o i i u - C o-esrs forword-hIngod hesd and nrsr en Ruira in gonmlrt it! I hrte'lsm ighty Silver Annisnvrry V I lo 6l esery hotse|Hiwrr rireil. \ml three'* more powrt and rsonomy in the new Mile age Maker Sit! 8 art dfidriliuled In SANFORD and vldnily MACS O IL COMPANY by tow *weep ttollsn wagon roof Hno. All five of lo r d * new Nation wagont have rvrn more ol the Ireality and lovefu rdu ty dial hal made Fred America'* favreitr wagon I hrre ate tluei; with four lim n twn with two d o o ti. . . seating ii»vm lut up in nine. NEW n tn * M,r wrop-oround roar opon- l # - A uKiipIctrly new lift gate imidrs gtratrr sltlon, easier sading. In length and wridili there'* enough tonra to load a 1 lore boat. t STRICKLAND-MORRISON �' ’'■ ‘ WU!- »l * 4'‘ ^ ■' 'T" ’’■ * fW m *• # ______________________ Shop and Save In Sanford I f Your Herald It Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. SI. For Delivery aV ivnLM IL’VllL’VT ITI II V VVIVQtl I HPn AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ^ Established 1008 fOLlIM E XI.VII SANFORD, FLORIDA .MONDAY OCTOBER 29, 1938 * Associated Press Leased Wire NO. 123 "our Die As S N A S }lane Crashes While On Med Deployment S |»iJ PACK Mill l L IIT bK «o» found barned aid rvandnncii In rrrul. (.ak jual *ou*h <-f Stale R"*d fir. about a hall mil*. Only the hull of the car remained Intact. (Staff Photo)________________________ Steps Taken To Get Big Crowd Expected Treatment Plant Here To Be At Halloween Carnival Tomorrow withdrawn pending further discus­ sion between Ihc Slate Board of Since the ron.truction of a llrallh and the ciiy. This with* ^ n a g e trcalmcnt plant U »uch a Jrawal wa* due to the fact *hat Vitally important question to (he the rity commission had priviu.is* people of the City of Sanford. It ty scheduled a meeting with fitcal ti bert that a factual report l>e agents to ire if it was possible to given to the public on thr step* finance the third certificate i**i!« that arc being taken to provide without watting four yea** for a thi* facility. It 0 hoped that. In surplus to arrumulate lh!» way, any miaunderrianlitig* On Ort. SI. IK6. the City Com­ can he corrected and everyone mission authomed a contract with ran diarutt thr matter In relation- the fiscal agent* to make the »hip to the action now underway. necessary stmllea to determine if In IBM. the City of Sanford, it I* now pessiblr to make ibis Undertook a water xnd *ew«r pro­ third Issue for the purpose of gram at an ritimated rott of II.* constructing a sewage treatment 17S.0M.00. The purpose of t ill plant. The agents have said that program war to provide • -unitary It will take approximately two sewage lollrcllon system through- months to make the study and oul the city aa far a* poitlhle. At prepare a report for th City than time, the Florida State Hoard Commission. of Health requested lhal a pri­ The Stale Hoard of Healiii has mary sewage treatment n'anl alio been informed of Ihese fa it at.d be ronatruetrd a* a part of the both parlies are now si iodine hy piojiratn. The City of Sanford did |lending the result* of the stud­ not have the fund* needed for ies. Wii* phair In the certificate issue. Too often it is hear i thnl the On Ihe edvle of two aeparale en­ city should Ju»t go out and built gineer*. the City Com ml* dan the irealrural plan:. It is net came to the coneluilon that the quite so easy to make thi* an ac­ collection *y»tem wa* of primary complished fact, however Ih c importance and that lhl» codec- construction cost will tsc neatly a lion »y»tcm would remove the quarter of u million uollars One sewage from being depouic'i along way would he lo amply mcrra«c the bulkhead the prc*rnl utility ra'p* rni'igh In March of 1954, representative* lo provide Hie nm i» 1 revenue. of the Slate Hoard of Health met Tl.e nly commission Ins said that with the City Commi*»lon to aaree they will not incre-sv Ihc rate*. N^i the nccenary program An This has been rep«nlrj lime and agreement wa* made to the satis* lime again. The resolution i »e'f faction of both parties in the call* for the financing lo be done form of a resolution numbered WO on ihc present revenue structure. and w u paticd on April 12. 1934 The business approach it to reslew lid * rr*olution staled very nearly and study the entire utility system that the City Commission ■murid- of revenue and vsprmliturcj If er> the construe! Ion of n vwage It t* found to lie reonontirally treatment plant as built rh-ir.ihlr omul lo sen ire an .idlill««a! re* and evpedient and agreed to a com­ senur istuc— then: and only lh«n mitment that a treatment n'aet —should the decision be inn :*- to r constructed or under cdttitnie- ondritake the project. on hy the City of Sanford within Many people confuse ibe present three ycara from April 12. 1951 It capital improvement p-egram of we* further agreed that tne re­ the general city gnirrnm’ol wi n quirement and construction of the that of the utilities It »hnutI he plant wa* based on the finaneremembered thal the two pro Ing hy an a Iditlonal revenue c rti.rams are rmircly dlfferrn: -nd ficate Issue based "only upon the •eparale under iw-i *.-para e bud­ collateral pledged for the art* nal gets The iitililic* mas he financ­ revenue rertlflcale issue presently ed only from the revenue derived r uthorirrd". TThls very cleariy front the u*e of utPii.r* Tbc gen­ Indicates that the City could not be fe'.ul to iticreaM* Uliliy charge t |.j eral rity govern men*, it finance I ft am *-ive* amt many other forms prnside collateral for the financ­ of revenue such at the power fr«n ing of a treatment plant. chl-e agreement. With the completion of Ihie The only solution to the con­ agreement, the State Board of struction of a sev.sge treatn.rnt Health gave their approval to the plant it a business a'.ploach to a plan* for the sewage ro'Uct'On very coinplicatcsl problem The system, litis were taken and th-* City of Sanford it already under­ work wa* siacled. It wa* then seen that the cos( ^f lOislruft'en taking this business apptuarh ssith its fiscal agent*. was sell n e r the esltma'e* and Ity lily Manager WARREN E. KNOWLES « that the additional revrnui certl® ii« issue would be necessary in order simply to romplcte the roll* reum system. 1he ftscr ig rrti f Hired the City CoinmUaion Ih*' the maximum amount lhat could t«* secured at that llmo war 1273,* MM00. This accond i»»ue was wM simply to complete I'e w«tk in thr collection systrm Urit was at* ready under rnns rjction Thi* was the same Issue iha*. w*s to have Iteen u*cd for the tica'm cht »"itit. The City of Sanfoid was tow faced with hat Ini burrowed o it* capacity on tic utility rc* sen tie at that lime. H oarser. Ihi* Hi not mean that a treatment slant was abandoned far it » a * dearly prrdic.ed that thr norm»l (ruwth of the utility system would yrusidc additional fund* af*er revtral year* that could srrsicc * hird issue of revenue .eriificsiea. Wn August of 10J«. the City Comm>s:on informed the stat.* Boaid if Health that It would he apiiusimatcly four year* before here ssould be a surplus of fund* o provide for a trcalmcnt plant, n answer to thi* letter, the S'ale loard of Health sent a letter avy* ng they ssould not approve any urlhcr retonrion* without a treat# - niaat This same letter tea* i "Sale* in volume at the San­ ford Stale Farmer* .Market allow­ ed an incrr**e over Ihe preced­ ing week.* San I) Anderson, man­ ager of the market, said thi* morning. Cito** talcs to.* th. wrek ending Oct 7d was It.7*2 packages at a valuation «f kUiViov l.radrrs last week." said Anderson, "wt-u-i rucumlier*. grapefruit, hcan* and oranges." Sandy Andrrton rsplamed that the "satisfactory price* on or­ anges and grapefruit raised Ihe valuation in proportion to the numlier of package* moves! off of the market platform* "Mnlkrt conditions writ* satis­ factory on most varieties," Ander­ son reported in ni* weekly news letter relcaaed today. Celery arrived at the Sanford Stale Farmers Market on Friday, Oct 2#. "This la liie earlier! ar­ rival of Florida Ctls-ry In lh* hialory of Sanforl and the Hanford Slate Farmers Market." *ald th* tnarkcl manager. Harold II Ka*lnrr Co. sms the first reventr of the shipment of crlery to lie sold here, foe celery wa* grown by A Duda A Son* al their Xcllwood farm*. Amlcr*on reporteil lh*l the •quality ia excellent, with long crisp rib*, and Ihe itrrs runnmg heavy to four and »i* d»u*n aim which is not too desirable at this lime of the year." Ilussever, 'hey prodn-i the neat hatseatmg -s-tll tie heavy to ;!• nltil 4*. "There is n« doubt by svhat the trade will take mure qun-kly and satisfactorily to these large i Um ,' and Ander­ son * 'We should have a good move­ ment this week i f cu'-untbcrs, Everything Is m readiness for tomorrow night's Sot Ihsid*- School Halloween Carnival a«'J Mr*. Veinta Milrhell. principal of the •chool. Preparations have been under­ way for weeks, in order to h»vr every booth, cvrry garni, rv-ry ride, all aet for thr Hal.owcen r rosed This year, according to <fficiats of the So ithside ,7-hool P-TA, ih» crowds are cxpe.-i'l lo In* bigger and mcriier. Two danrr rrvue*. will ini staged •o ihut evte r„*e wilt have .in «p iMitunllv t i see the young Invars take part hi tbe.r Halloween .id first fall revue, Ch" fltsl will ho al 7:3o n *ts. and th»- se,,ic.l w.il follow in I if *-s hn'i*. There will he ride* for the children, and plenty of Ihcm. a train will bo on hand to take them on a lour of Use grounds. Tin* American Lotion is furn'shmg Ihe nutomnliv'* train, white Snappin* Turtle will h- taking crlriy, l-i-vns. rmli-ltrs, troii-v-. gtapefrult, and a limited inlume other crowds on .'veiling 'rips The "P air T ire", Country A ore. of eggplant," And-* ,ou trimrlrd .i booth for pitted plant, and table arrangements, a Post Office, and nlhrt eveiling booth* wilt be provided to furn!*h entertaining shopping fur the older fdl.s as well s i the young fry. A band will be on hand to furn­ ish music tinder brilliant lights that base already b. cn tested L-r Oviedo Students Pick Cheerleaders; Sisters Preferred lit MAItIVN JOSEW OVIEDO— WTien It rnmci In rhtu's ng eherr leadrrt Ihe stud­ the event ents nf Ihe Oviedo High School lending off of r.vi >e, w it he urefer *l*tcr» So it acenn from 'he annual apayhci l supper lh-l the r lilts nf Ihe s ’irir F i'd ’ " •d! he s -r v il beginning at ,■30 'or *a me o m. in -he school luneh rc<un Numbered among tne *lv fin­ Olhir tasty rirnisa. al'itj-p.h-to alists nrr I't l-cv net KmIK 1 sandwiches and drink* will be in known aa Juntr Fleming; nl*o. hand on the groin h. These will Melania anl |*al Jsckaon, D-nsn ncluile hot dog«. eold drinks mf- •Walker and Bet*v Sttvcnsnn mike f«e, and olh'-f lid bite that will 1 . six in n u i'h ’r delight everyone Peggy, I*aw« isti I tt»iiy .ne Nothing n is been 'ell m,i ,*• mrmlier* nf the senior cla** this in providing a wonlerfu! eretrnj »rar »nd are f t t f r i n at tlw stwer for all ssho attend the ,*>*,.itc* de leader came. Vfetale, a Junior, K School lUlIovrrd Carnival Tie also a veteran. dressing up in rosti.nu s for tie Junie and Pat, both ninth grad big event rill be the hui-m-t.ule .Ti, arc newcomers tv the field. tit ails whi-b provide vuung ti r* Wr anIlet pate great doings at the tlh tin "thrill in tnrir live*'' is games thi* year *nh thi* line­ they lake pait in-Ihe con'e*ts for up of prrlty lassies. .Ve know Ihe most nrig.tal rrcslm rs. the In in will have lo win with The whole e.eeing. tariui'tow lheir ba.king. night, ha* In-en <ei aside at h ith•iJe hchiMii •>r tie gignn’ie IIdtnw-< ert Event tital is on* of Ihe "most looked for events aroend i*etier»lls fair through Tuesday, the cily." lost tonight M ia. Weather Bomber Attached To VAH-11 Lund Stales Ike's Visit Demonstrates Interest In State On Oct. 27, a Navy Humber attached to Heavy At­ tack Squadron ti, now will) Ihe U. 8- Sixth FIc. Mcdilrrranran. wa* lost during an approach tn landing aboard the Aircraft Carrier Randolph. News of Ihc plane accident was released (his morning o* Ihc HubI'.- Information Office of Heavy Attack Wing Gnr at ihc hsnfnrd Naval Air Hiatjon b> wn.-h squadron was attached. Four crew members anoard Ihc plane were lost. Amplifying detail* of th* acci­ d e n t have not yet hern received. t rrw member* of ihe ill fair I plane were; U . Comdr, O. Scot*. Htuwnlee, pilot, whose wife Au­ drey and four emidren live at 2«*i7 (irandview Ave Hanfold- U, (Jgi Dewey F. Helm*, bombard-, ler navigator, whose wife. Jinnits and two children live In San­ ford, Jimmy R. llailcy, A02, lliinl crewman, whoac wife Ja.qurime and Iwo children ,ivc at li)l I’inrrrrst Drive; and II M. UnderwimhI, am i . whoae wife Helen resldea In DeBary. Arnold Lund, Republican can did at r foe Con f*r**>* In the Fifth Congressional Oitlrlrt declared that Ptr»ldrnt Elsenhower’s visit to Florida ha* demorutiated to thr people «.f this state that ha H I ) fOMMISSlDNFR P Mil, HlfifilNIIOTH \M shown with aome is interr*trd lo them and will of his prise show cattle at hla ranch et Lola klonro*. (Staff I'hoto) nol forget wlicn he Is elected for another four year*. He spoke at a cltlji-n, mertfng al Caasrlt.rrry. "1 have Just revrlved a letter from Ike congratulating me on my effort* in this campaign," I unit staled. "He Informed me that the only way, responsibility of government can In* flird. Is to have the Administration and the Congress under Ibe same po­ WILDWOOD, ib— A Negro farm litical leadetlhip." laborer, placed in Jail for protec­ "Ike Informed me thal Ihe need, tive cuitody at hi* own request of all Ametleans ran i>e better aftrr he wa* accused nf iraulling served." he said, "hy the election a while woman, disappeared under of a Hep ililirnn House of Repre­ strange circumstance* rnrly yes­ sentative* along with the return terday. of the pre»,*nt administration" Jesse Woods, 39, wa* milling "Several months ago, I help from his jail cell when Police started a movement lo get Ike Chief Ed Multi* returned from down hue" Lund *tated, “At that time I thought wr might lie In The lovely home of Mr and chasing two speeding can . There dangrr of loilng the State If he Mr*. II (’.P a r k e r at Goldcnro! were blood *pot* on the flont and “Thi* I* the cattle that I am didn't. Hut | believe things look w»* sadly damnseil early Satur- a bunk wa* overturned. A day­ raising for show rattle," C ry long aenrrh fulled tn turn up nny Cummlttlonrr Earl Higginbotham brighter for Ike now than they d*» mnrnlna by fire and water. dll four year* arm It I* my be- Alra. Parkvr said "We had Just clue* on Ihe ilDappear.mre, said recently aa he pointed out Fln t reports of th* incident two pride hull* and a herd of he!* dld that he will carry thla ills- had a new healing ayitem Installreached The Sanford Herald about fer* nt M* rattle ranch near Lab* Irlct by a greater vote *h»n In e l on Friday." 11*52 when he carried il by a Mrs. Parker *ald. "We lit the 3 o’clock Sunday morning, Il wat Monroe, vote of Srt.non to ho.flon." beater Saturday morning and believed at that time that a fullCommissioner Higginbotham et"I cannot understand tbe loyal­ shortly afterward found »ume- fledged race riot might precipitate plained (hat the two bulls br.si from ihe flaring tempers in and ties of *nine rllltens to Ike,” he thing to be ami**." from famous din*- cattle have rl* around Wildwood. staled. "They say they are for! ready reached the stage of be Inf Mr. Parker went into atllc to Ike an will vote for him hut they Florid* Highway I'atri 1 officers show cattle themselves. find wrhat Ihe trouble might be are not interswted In whether he and then- wa* so much amuke were placet! on .< atamlbv h.ivi* Guiding the two bull* around get* a Republican Congtvai or and many were cntlel to the Juat us If they were pet*, he rail* they couldn't gel in. not lh» these same people teniem*rene And It wus repotted that each by nickname. Till* one, b« Damage lo Ihe heme i* estimat­ sheriff* and sheriff* deputies ler that the l*em.-rratlc majority wil l I* "I nrry" and the other I* thwarted Ike on every turn In the ed al 13,000. from surrounding counties were The Ovli- lo Fire Drpartmen! and summoned tn Ihe Central Florida "Peewrc." last session of Congress. Ciiviug Tlie father of |nth of tbe yotinf hint Ihe presidency without a It* Kttlarney fire truck and rtner* Insvn. bull* I* Advance Harry th* tPth, gen.y Iruik answered the alarm. publican congress would lie like Ammunition fur shotguns, rifle* itivlnp hint men without guns or The Florida Power Co. also edit I and pistol* wns •■■(tie I,| ri( n Higginbotham said, and wu* It * grand clinmpi»n of Californ't, guns without liulli-ts In the last an cnieri-rnry sehlrle rap ! parr at WIMlYOOlPi only "Advance Harry the IPth", F# world'* war." I'atker Is a prnmmcrl rllrus •lute open al Ihe lime of the In­ laid, *old for f 14,500. "W ihout the support of a It1 growrr "f Ibe Usiedo lection and cident However. Ihe »*lr* were The mother of Ihe two young publican Congtr**," hr said, ''Ike father-in law of Hen II June*, for­ discontinues! and rcitriclrtl to bulls at Earl Higginbotham*! w||| |« unable to carry out his mer o(ieralor of the Oviedo Drug thntc wearing baler* of low en­ ranch Is C.W R, Mlher, and wot program to give the people of this Shire and now- a prominent citrus forcement agencies. <«ov. la-Roy I'ollins asked ihe Hie gt«nd champion heifer at Ai* country the legi s1st ion it nerds grower himurlf. Florida Sheriff* Hureaii mid Unla, (ienrgla in IPS), 8he ao'il to continue our present pence and Iho home la a one-story frame fur f'2.75n at a Auction, he said, prosperity.'* h*m»e recently renovated, air Sheriff M. II. Rowan of Sumler "The teal name* of thrie ahoor ARNOLD LIN'D conditioned, and new oil healing Count) for a full report vnd the rattle are "R.C.R. Advene* Latry FBI said It i* looking Into Ihe cate •ystom Just Installed. to determine If it ha* jurisdiction. the 19th” and R C R. I^rry t> ! It is on 'he main highway heSinre daylight seiter lav nil bi HHll", he said. tween Orirdo and Wilder Park a! Hi- ginledhant cares fur the two been quiet in Ihi* little* central Guldenrod. Florila town, 75 miles i.oith of pxrell- nt example* of ahuve cat* Tin* tiv .eilo F irr Department Tampa. tie at If they were pet*, bra* hi tig hail Ibe hla/e timlrr ronlm! and William A Fordhim, president srnl currying their bodies at i f out liefiitr other iru.k* arrived. The Sanford Kiwaols Club will Tie Oviedo Fire Department said, of Ihe Florida eonferrnce nf Ihe all ready to lake off for one o f v:sit I'ine.arilc Air Form H.i*e following Ibe blare, that "We ap- National A»sit. for tin Advance­ the hig livestock Shoes of ti,! ment of Colored I'copt**, said nt South. tVc.incsday in lieu of il* regular pre«i,de the volunteer fire depart­ Tampa, “F iuiii what I've hc.vid ll*« one evample of thi* many I horn meeting al the Yacht ment at Killarnry coining to uur It Imiks like a inching If it vv^s, efforts that are L*-lfig originated ( oh aid.” we deflollriy will make an Investi­ to bring additional publicity and Bu«ei will leave Scminnh High gation," IWh the Oviedo and Killarnry attractu-n on Hemlnele County School for Pmecastle Air Force Fire Depart men! t are manned hy Woods was arrrslel Saturday from other trctlona of tha conn* Ka>r at in a. m volunteer* from Ibe communities (C u n llm ird (In Page S e v e n ) tT . Lunch will Ih served to the to. j 1 grsaip prior tn inspcrllni a II 17. one of the newer Air Forre jet plms-s The group nf Sanford Kiwatlian* will he taken on a lour of I'inecaslle k.r Force Have during their visit. Goldenrod Home Damaged Saturday Bv Fire, Water Man Vanishes From Jail Cell Earl Higginbotham Is Raising Two Prize Show Cattle Kiwanis Club Will Visit Pineeastle Air Force Base Former Resident Dies In Tampa A C. .Smith, <1, a former rr*Jdent of Sanford, died yestrrday morning in T i tpa. f dlo slng a short Hines*, Survivor* include one brother, Frank Smith of Sanford; and th re e sitter*. Mia* I eo II. Smith of Sanford, Mr». 0 , I* Brovin of Atlanta, Ca ; and Mr* Al Col by of Hannlker, R II Funeral *e n lre t for Mr. Smith ■ ill be held in Tampa Wednesday afternoon at 1 p. m. at WlUon hammona Funeral Home. Ilurtal will taka place m Tampa K®T CUB 8< Ol'TH during th« Induction cereroonie* iccs-nlly whan they became member* of Urn •f EotrrprD*. (I'hoto by Jame*gn) <3 . Additional Local News On P age 7 the time of e two-car collision today shortly before un Ih* sidewalk. Not* th* bent “Stop" sign. (Staff � 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, October 30, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 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>, October 30, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7f5e45a24febb626d9956803f8866c56.pdf ceb7115e01a15f11f50dd6c8c0b3e49d PDF Text Text m«fit t i tdbrikaa,” RMfavg aatf th# other dtj. Tha Ihem* of tha ntovla, nyi Sehulbarg. truthfully reflact* hit own ob»erv*iloni of the TV trorld: "New York telivUlon U Holly* wool relied to the tenth power. ___. If* much more frenlie. In Holly. •Ion hai yet been relaxed. NfUh* wood they iay you're •• good a« er hat a firat-rate novel been your laat picture. But la telavP publlabed about life behind the >ion y°»'rt only aa good aa your home acreen. ,* 't r,,in*- T*1* audience rating , „ Jhaa become a nsuro.U with paoSo ben a inter of excellent pje |n televliion. Probably more Radio-TV Highlights aeuau r* . a m u . e Tuaaiiae arraaaooa jtlag Faaturea M i a t t . TEH U fAL walked along r in etleaca. They until they were I« m i cabin door. ok of anger ne'd outre earlier wae eked dejected and iL" He rave her a , l i T ^ i h S | I! »«ttAunt to Aunt Uav—" M ayHU *rm oymP®' now how you feel. rdar for Bruce, Dirk. If# has do what be thuika beet” Advantura w ith C e c il W a lt r u r m r u n . i^ .t a a i » * : C aito o a C a rn iv a l L Dirk waa eunding on the port a id e 'le a n in g with hla b a c k againet the railing, smoking. When he etraightened end raid. "Ilello. Val." hie voice rounded weary and aad. - U f a go up on the boat deck and talk," be aaid. T here should be fewer people there." The boat deck waa practically empty. Dtrk took her arm and drew her over to the railing in the pruw. "Keeling better Uil* morning, Val?" Hhe ahook her head and gave him a faint amlle. "Not much." "Can't aay I am either. Aunt May a always been a tag part of my tile, ever since I waa a boy, as I told you. 1 suppose I put her in my mother's place, and I swear to you, Val. that la how I thought ahe regarded me." He •earched her pale, pretty face anxlouaiy. “You do lielieve that, don't you?" "Prrhapa ahe did regard yon like that, Dirk. / believed ahe did anyhow." "But laat night —’ ha began hoarsely, and stopped. "She wasn't herself last night," ahe aald quia tty. "II waa lha champagne and—and 1 auppoee ahe didn’t like the thought of my getting so much attention. I wuh," aha sighed, "yon hadn't aald what you did about wanting to marry me." "I know," Im agir.d soberly, "glut when I pushed open the door and heard her ranting at you. I lost my head. I had no right lo aay II anyhow. Will yon forgive me?" Ill* voire had in it that tame note ot humility she'd heard laat night. "(Wm’t worry about me, Dirk. I don't think ahe really meant what ahe aald to you." "I hope Ihal'a true." he aaid giavcly. "You are I've found out I waa much fonder of Aunt May than I thoughtlie turned from her and gaaod down Inin the bright blue are. "By the way, tha Captala wants to are us in hla cabin at eleven this mornlhg," ha aald without turning his head. "I sup­ pose about the funeral arrangePresently Mm made hararli go menu." up on deck. IT* It* Continual M e turned to go Into her cabin. but Dtrk put hie hand againet the door. "You lore Bruce, don’t you?" When the epoke her rolce waa huthed and aim oat frightened. "I don't know, Dirk. I thought I did, but after tonight—" She waa un­ able to go on. ~M* Poof WW**L 0004 “‘t?*and try to aleep, plcaae." Ha "P*"*4 lh« d°or for her and bent end kuaed her lightly on the forehead. Then (n he h„ waeMb(a. gone, and y#J > u tlof), lay down on the bed aa aha wae and, after a while, fell into an rxhauttrd, dreamleas aleep. • IMS. Mayata Orvie. Raprtstad fey panalaato* of i n l n Boots l« IL I it iv IV a [v * iv IV I u « it a in I* is I ft I* " • ft v ft ft iVaaiti*r-.\assa-ai>oMs John Hair X«ai fa.tr. ilnll'a f’nenar Lion Xluit'a Corner tola* llanaaf UanUtsvuwa tikoraca I lad Thro# U<t. lied Mkalton i«e vve guoaiios Kord Thaaira Jan. VViiran Thoatra I'aopla'a Chelca Mat,l Nana Itsaon rllannlaa oat eiarllahl thaaira Mien on « i:im :u tu MONVIVI. Blan-on I’rvaram Itaauma Sana-tt aalkar Tha ftlarnlaa Mkoie Caplata Kanaaroo viawara l>la*at Uarrv Unnra llanfatand This Land of Ours Mirth* It Hick Valiant l.adr lava Of Ufa Maarrh K«r Tomvrroor Uuldlaa. I.taht tr r c N ta o ft Sana l« Mland Cp A lla Coaetad It Aa Tha World Turaa ■ft Our Ml-a llrooka l< Vu tlaklaitar’a llou.arartr It Kt|m Kara in Tha Die t’avoff I* Klim Kara Ift Tha Hnh I'roabv than '* Mriahisr tray ft Marrat Mlorm •> The Kde* of Makt a I’hanaal rfi Croa.rnada a Klim Karo wnnn-TV j» r N t n u u in rn m n . « r r r a n a v ir r r a v n n v « ftrloMar f>av V Merrel Mlorm » IMa- of Nlahi « o Mlrhav Vfnttao * i» . „ K id ' 1 PP^T jA h j i * MI. AND kUt. WAIT!! flOHASKA stand by the bevlalde of their (on. Waller J r . IS, who Ilea In a Chicago hotpllsl alter being seriously Injured when a txrmb he wae making with William Kyan. 16 ex­ ploded. The blast lor* off the left arm of young Prnhaska and badly maimed his right hand lie also suffered a broken leg Young R>*n'i left hand was blown off and the other badly tom. ffnlemalkmaU MATH MEDIA ST. LOUIS iJB— Washington Uni­ versity lake* Its basic freshman mathematics cour*r lo television All lectures in the one-seme iter five-credit course in college al­ gebra ar»l trigonometry are given on evlurational TV station KKTU. It Is (hr first time a hade college course has been offered here only on TV. O ir r jf M'»ftf* A rth u r « lfrr y Htrlls# It lllrh lttl.li\ o o \ Valiant f.xtly *af Uf0 r« h f»sr Tniti*»ir**« «) «at<11r>■ I ** IT• t» »r 1 Ht f«<| II|i « tiff It# r-*«l it * U orM T>i i m • »tir \ll»« liro isk * * llou»#|w irtr flic l a y o f f Itxh r*r«Hhv TV front, he end Etta Kaun are meana an uphill battle making a movie In Near Yark the advertising viewpoint, called "A Face in the Crowd." I don't (re why It can't To be released next spring, it eventually.'* will »tar AnJy Griffith and P a t - -----------— ................ rlela NeaL | __ __ ___ _ *'A Face in the Crowd" Iv baved on a abort al.,ry hy Sctiulberg cn§ LAKELAND |AP» Nathan Mayo, Florida's Democratic commiasionvr of agriculture since 1923 will have opposition in the Nov. H general election from a lenuhlican write In candidal# Mi*s Charlotte Brat* nf Lake­ land said yesterday she will ranijmigii on a platform alrrsving op|Miaitiotl to chemical fertilisers. .the said they, arc harmful in humans and plants Misa llralr deacrihed her-#lf as one who uves natural fertilisers in gardening. SAFETY IAST SEATTLE r A .napped "iflee. lor"* cable trapped It per«nnv here fur IS nimutea in an elevator. The place? The Public Safely Building Korns S T A T E FARM IN SU R A N C E T H IS Q UESTIO N • Service la nur * I L .Mol In. M finch (lifts. , ^ T7_ ■N * wm ABOUT SAN FORI) PIIONE 11.16 IRVING T. PRYOR, REP. Hear about tha banter who laid hi* rifle arms* the dead deer'a antlers while he took a camera -hid? Suddenly the deer ap and rum thru the Simla, gun and all • never Hid llnd hll gun. Doe* •S u-taally hev Invuranra I" rover a rifle and vhntguit against lose, theft, or dansaga? PHONE m frs smooth Ntw Aooy (t>oti « Sue Mr, SOLID AMO SfCURf fvtsarlbutsd bv Klee f M lu r u Myadkala H|a*»rl « At A l l U i l f f J(S « R « S | • r il* » l|» - llorfiing |»#%ntion* 11.1rm1111v Tim* WorM At Kin* Morning M»lo«1f«t II* • • * A Th *r# II 'l i k S' *k• ii - t nut. •••In* ill Mflml Wuf |l Ml Sunn Mfi:RMH»\ Paifm l»rm M*r Sufi* fUfcs h N* «4• I’ lr fl**t*h U't «1ne•<(.-«y Slut ll.a • \\ ■r^/ r : l 11 Tt . I 'lllllll? fte fY l ir a n f .| | * r • * l e vA ------------------------ ^ T**b T1r»i• BOTTLED G A S $6.oo P E R 100-1,11. C V I.IN 'IlE R NO IN ST A l.t.A T IO N C H A R G E SA N FO RD G A S C O ................. I** 6. •*■■- **d e* aftad aM yamah, the new Fold Tllllm* Vaiiaattiull) ijigrt Ihan manv medium p tkrd isil.., slid it •nflrird at low li.nl pm cal GROUND BI5KF POINTFMS Vary jour meals with gruuml Iwef Meal loaves, for invtnnre, lake on a new appearan.r with » savory sage stuffing or hardrooked egg., laid end to end Ibinugli the center of Hie meat loaf tni,lore. (halt* of til*!. I line ".7 Fotilt n u lr "big" a I.iv. |niacal vtiuil. I lie new |onl (luvtom and the Uiivtmn 100 air lower, wider. Ilian anjr Foul tar f..ir and mrr IA feel long. 'I he I m im e and Faillane 500 ate even lower ami longer •, . over 17 frt! h o g ! Ford Iv brings out tho host the only ta r in the low price fold tlut tutors in tw iiiirrv You'll tool them all only tool high to a p u l mg m eter. . . and tliry'r* av rjv y to get oi ami out of av putting ihe coin in the meter dot! T h e re ate Jil beau*ol new mndelv to thmive from . /T f PERFORMANCE TMAf COUNTS/ Th*i*'v a ..amn why Phillip. 66 PWl-PWl I. ”*'• « a ,»<o(d-bi*aling p«K*. Thol ttowi is . . . pwlvaiwomsf fail dries PUtl-PUtll You'S diwoesr *ov* ol vloitkvg ond ra.pomieensvv that you mnr «•»•< h0« ''**? '!* r° ^ t u k J Z i i d*kv*r. You S banaflt Iron. Ih. vmKiM^.v ol odeom.d l ^ h ^ o ^ Yowl gat dva odeoMog*. el ombolUd onli-vtolliog, ood mo*y, o~*1 votobva ghi*v you Ih* Mmbhvotioo ol h.gh p.ifo.mo««. to»poo*wh ‘ W. lull.run. fifl va at any vlolioo »lv*'* you *•• S l S S d ^birnk » U p .*A Shfld. M u n rvtKWu- Co-esw. 11 X * «X fl A farward-hlngsd head ami new en ciiirs togoiimlrr it! I hrte'l a mighty Silver Annivrtviry \’ 8 to 6t evrry horsr|Miwrr nml. Anil thrrc'ft mote |>owrv ami nnnomy in the new Mile age M ain Si*l r endurance and p*rf*rmonr#. In (he most exhauvtivg tnt rvrr given an autonmliile. » ‘57 lout traveled Ml.Don inilev in Irw than 20 day* . . . an average speed ol 108.1b mpli*-ntcfk(fing *11 pit Hopt! hardtop styling. Faillane am i Faithue'iOOsedan* have tillin g , thin trn tc r p illars whith a ir iont r a in ! Ii« window frame*. W ith ilootv rioted, you tan It in lly trII llirv r m la n * limn hanliop*. porform anco qualitios of my core «nd . * • PHIf.MPfl 66 PRODUCTS ara dblrihuled In SANFORD and vicinity MACH OIL COMPANY avt«w*«p (houlv dsvlgit rrnltcv patvengrn In I new llnd ol way lor a Icvrlri, imoollirr ride. It's a (nmplrtrly new (hivvii idea wherein the frame Harm out w that the floor ol the rear acit rompartmrnt iv initif* the flame girder*. There's more invidr mom than ever. And there's foil rosd tlratamr under the hravtcr frame. law swasp Italian wagon roof Nno. All five of Fold * new nation wagons have even more ol the licauly and love fur doty tlut hai made Fold America'* favorite wagon 'I brie ate thiee with four iloniv two with tv*odoor*. . . vrating loom lot up to mne. y r U f wldtt wrap-around rear opart- D »B Ino. A cotmilelrlv llfieiie Ing. completely new liftgate rmiviile* greater vltjon, easier loading. In length and width ihne'v enough nurni to load a T loot boat. STRICKLAND-MORRISON hy - •* �4 - wm * Shop and Save In Sanford OL1JME XLVII E stablished 190S VML’V t V IH nR v AN IVhLMIL’ IN D E P E N D ENT T tDUAfIL Y V NT EU WCS P A IPi E SA N FO U I), FL O R ID A M ONDAY O CTO REU 29, 1936 ^ A ssociated P ress Loosed Wlr# Four Die As SNAS Plane Crashes While On Med Deployment Sales At M ....... ' If Yoar Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Ilcfore 7 P. M. For Delivery Ir r n t lit ® . NO. 123 ir I n c r e a s e Bomber a r k e t T o Attached ld To VAH-11 "Sale* in volume at the SenI ford State Farmer* .Market showOn Oct. 27. a Navy r 1ed an lnrrea*c over the preced­ Bomber attached to Heavy At­ ing week,' Sanly Andcrion, man­ tack Squadron II, now deployed ager of Ihe market, aaid thia with the V. S. Sixth Fleet in Ihe morning. Mediterranean, was lost during an t'ltoai sale* lo.- th. week ending \ 1955 PACK \ltll t U IT K II **ua found burned acd u -andoitrd In acrub o-*k Ju*t aoulh of State Road approach In landing aboard the l i e about a hall mile. Only the hull of the car remained Intact. (Staff Photo)________________________ Oct 79 waa 1.1.762 package* at Aircraft Carrter Randolph. a valuation of t32.iV.>1 05 “Leader* New* of the plane accident was la-t week." -iid Anderson, "winreleased this morning ot ihe Pubcucumber*. gr.ipefniit, bean* and |l,- Information Office of Heavy orange*." Altaek Wing One at the Sanford Arnold l.und. Republican can Sandy Anderson explained that Naval Air Station to wntch the didatf for Congre.>a in the Fifth the “aallafactcry price* on or­ aqoadron was attached. ange* and grapefruit rai-rd Ihe Congrr*«ional OlMrjrt dertvre<l Ihni President yti«enhowrr’a visit1 Four crew mem her * aooard the valuation in proportion to the tiumwithdrawn pending further dtacusIty lily Manager tier of package* moved off of the to Florida ha* demonstrated to plane were lost. I lion between the Stale Board of WARREN E. KNOWLES Amplifying detail* of the Ihr people of thl* state thnt ha market platform* UIA COMMISSIONER FARE IIKKHMIOTHAM shown with aotne Since the c«>n»truction of a Health and the city. Thu with­ “ Maikei ron-litioii* were aatu- U Interratrd In them and will dent have not yet been of hta prise show cattle at hit ranch at take Monroe. (Staff photo) drawal wa* due to the fact 'hat v nuti" Ireatment plant I* »uch a t few member* of the ill fate I not forget when he I* elected for factory on mod varieties,'' Ander­ Everything is in rridinct* for Vitally Important (juration to the the city commission had privi-nisson reported in nl* weekly new* another four year*, lie spoke at plane were. 14. ("omdr. O. Seotl people of the City of Sanford. It ly acheduled a meeting with fiacal tomorrow night's Sov th*idc School letter released today. a eltlx<-n( meeting at CaasrlherryJ Blow nice, pilot, whose w.fe Au­ la belt that a factual report be agent* lo ace if it wa« possible to Halloween ('arnivvl aa'd Mia. Celery arrived at the Sciford "I have Just received n letter’ drey and four children live at finance the third certificate iavu* given to the public on the step* Velma Mitchell, principal of the State Farmer* M«rkei on Friday, from Ikr congratulating me on( 2m7 firamlviear Ave Fanfold' 14. without waiting four yca-» for a that are being taken to provide Oet 26. ' Thl* is the earliest ar­ my efforts In this campaign," Ogl Dewey F. Ilflma, bombard­ •chool. thii facility. It la hoped that, in aurplua to arrumulatc Preparationv have been under­ rival of Florida Cilery in ih* hi*- I und *ta'rd, “He Informed me ier navigator, whose wife. Jnanthl* way, any mtaunderatantitig* On Oct. 24. 1956. the City Comita attJ two children live In San­ lory of Sanfnrl and ihe Sanford can he corrected and everyone tnlition authorired a rontcact with way for week*, in order to have Stale Farmer* Market," said the that the only way, responsibility ford. Jimmy R. Halley, A02, of government ran lw fixed, I* every booth, every garni, every can diacuat the matter In relation- the flteal agenta to make the market manager. to have the Administration ami third crewman, whoae wife JaitiUahip to the action now underway. nceeaiary •tudie* to determine if ride, all act for the llal.owren Harold II Ka-tner Co. vra* ihe the Congrr** under the aame po­ rime and two children .Ive at lt>4 crowd In 1954. the City of Sanford, it I* now postiblr to make Ihia I'mrcrest Drive; and II 51. Un­ firs', receiver of Ihe shipment of litical leadership." WILDWOOD, cr— A Negro farm Tin* year, according to i fflclal* Undertook a water and »ewer pro­ third Iaaue for the purpose of derwood, Ayi. whoae wife Helen laborer, placed in Jail for protec­ celery to lie sold here. I he celery •'Ike Informed me that the need, gram at an eatimated coil of It.- cnnatructlng a tewnge trcalincni of the So-ithside 3:h00l P-TA, the was grown by A. Hilda A Son* at tive eustndy at hi* own request of all Amet lean* ran he better reside* In DeBary. 175.000.00. The purpose of Ml* plant. The agent* have aald that crowd* are rxpec',,l to t>e bigger their XcIIwoinI farm*. after he waa accused of traulling served," he »xld. “liy the election and mcriier. it wilt take approximately t.«o program was to provide i sanitary Anderson reported that ihe of a Republican House of Reprea white woman, disappeared under Two dance revue* will ho staged ‘ quality t* excellent, with lung sewage (ollrction ayatem through- monthi to make the aludy and strange circumstances early yes­ out the city aa far aa poaiihte. At prepare a report for th City •o Ihut ev *c f.i-e will have an ip crltp rib*, und the (Ur* running •rotative* along with the return Goldenrod Home terday. tu)i Iunit v l i act- the young la te r * heavy lo four and »lx down at/ea of Ihe present administration " thia lime, the Florida State Hoard Commiialon. Damaged Saturday Jrase Woods, 39, wa* missing “Several month* ago, I help take pnit 'n Ihc.r Halloween .id of Health re«)ue«ted that a pri­ The Stale Board of Health ha* which Iv not too dcsirible at this from hi* jail cell when Police mary sewage treatment n’anl alia been informed of theae fa It and fir*t fall revue. Hi- first will be tune of ihe year." However, they started a movement tn get Ike ' Chief Ed Mullia returned from be conatrurled aa a part of the lioth partiea are now stinuing hy at 7:30 n m. and Ihe *e, nr-| w.d predict the next harvesting will be down here" l.und itated, "At that Bv Fire, W ater K m. lovely home of Mr and chasing two speeding car*. Tlvrei time I thought we might l>e In program. The City of Sanford did pending the reiulta of the stud- fcilluw in I if an hevi*. heavy to da and 4*. “ Ther.- i* n<> xiol have the fundi needed for ic*. "Thia I* the rattle *hat I am There will be rtiba for Ihe doubt by what the trade will lake danger of toilng the State if he, Mr*. II C. Parker at Goldcnnxt were blood spot* on the floor and whia phaae in the certificate iaaue. Too often It i* heard thnt the children, and plenty of them, a more quickly and satisfactorily didn't. But I believe thlnga look wa* *adly dam»«c*l early Ratur- » bunk wa* overturned. A day- raising for ahow cattle," Ci'y long search failed to turn up nny (’oinmiaalnnrr Earl Hijrrlnhothani On the advlc of two separate en­ city ahould ju>t go out and built train will be on hand lo lake them to thc«e large sue*.' aaid Andcr- brighter for Ike now than they d»* morning by fire and water. gineer*. the City Commit dan the treatment plant. It i* not on a tour of the grounds. dll four year* ar*>. It la my be- Air*. Pirkvr aaid “We hid just »•“«< •>» (ll•xp|>earanfe. . . *»ld recently aa he pointed o it •on." •J .a new besting aiayatem afa*evv Imtall. rim e to the conelualon that the quite *o easy to make thi* an nereport* Of of thf* Ihr iIncident iw„ pride hulls and a herd of hrl* 'We -hould have a good move­ did that he will rarry thia dis­ had inatall-1 ■ Iflt TPpOrti The American Legion I* furn'ihreaehrd Ihe Sanford Herald about fera at hi* cattle ranch near tak e collection ayatem waa of primary rumpliahrd fart, however The ing the automotive train, while ment Ihia week i f cu-umbera, trict hy n greater vote than in’ e l on Friday." importance and that Ihia collec­ construction rod will be neatly a Snappra’ Turtle will b- tubing celery, In-ana, radi-hr*. orange-, l!»52 when he carried it hy a 3lri. Parker said, "We lit the 3 o'clock Sunday morning. It was Monroe. tion ayatem would remove the quarter of u million iloHara. One othrr crowd* on .'veiling 'rip* grapefruit, an-l a limited volume vote «.f 6it.01Hi m 50,000." healer Saturday morning and believed at that time that a fullCommissioner Higginbotham ex­ aewage from being depoutro >limit way would he lo limply increase fledged race riot might (irecipitute '• | rannot understand the toynlof eggplant," And.-r.on ir|H>rtrd ahorlly afterward found mineThe " I ’nir T ire", foontry * ore, the bulkhead from Ihe flaring trniperi in and plained that the two bulls br.*| tie* of some rilisrn- to Ike,” he thing to he nmlsa." the preai itl ulillly rx'r* enough a booth for pitted fil-ant i and from famous *hnw rattle have rl* In March of 1954. representative* lo provide the nor led revenue. around Wilduoorl. •inlrd, "They say they are for Mr. Parker went into attic to ... , „ „ . , ready reached the fin er ot being of the Stale Hoard of Health inct Tl.r nly commiiaion hi< aanl that table arrangements, a l'o*t Office, Oviedo Students Ike an will vole for him hut they Morn * Highway Pain 1 ufflerrs , how entile thrmaelves. find what the trouble might tie with the City Commiialon to agree tln-y will not increxx* Ihe rale*. nnd nihri exciting booth* will be are not interested In whether he Qn the neceuary program An Thi* ha* been rejv-nlrj lime and provided to furn!»h entertaining Pick Cheerleaders; get* a He, uldlmii I'ongltM or and there waa •(> much smoke were placed „n a stindhv basis| Guiding the two hull* arcmml and many were rnllol to the Ju*t a* if they were pets, he rail* they couldn't get in. agreement waa made to Ihr aatla- time again. The remluilon r*e!f shopping for the older f'll.s a* not |>o these same people ternrmarene. And it wa* repotted Dial cadi by nickname. This one, h« faction of both partlc* in tha rails for the financing lo be done well at Ihe young fry. Damage to the heme is estimat­ Sisters Preferred ler that the liemorratic majority sheriff* and ah'-rilf* drjitilic* wil l is "ta rry " amt the other Ii A band will be on hand In furn­ form of a reaolu'.ion numbered wo on the prevent revenue structure. By M AItlW JOSPW thwarted Ike on every turn In the ed at J2 «cU from aiirrounding rountlca were ish music under brilliant light* and waa patted on April 12. 1954 The husinrt* approves ii lo rpvlew Hie Ovli-lo Fire Department and •ummnncsl to the Central Florida " I’eewre." OVIEDO— When tt come* in laat *<*«*lon of rongtea*. (living H ilt reiolution itated very' 'icaily and study the enliro utility ayatem that have already in-m tested fur choosing chrrr leader* the vlud- him the presidency without a R>- Killamcy fire truck and rmer- town. Tlte father of l olh of Ihe young that the City Commission e0n,id- of revenue and expenditure*. If the event ent* of the Oi Into IPg'i School publican emigre-- would lie like gency tru'k answered the alarm. Ammunition for shotgun* rifle* bull* Is Advance Harry the 10th, lending off of c j -i se, w II he •irefrr sister* So it acem* from era the conatruetlon of n vw aic it it found to lie economically lllgg"ilx>tbam said, am! waa D a The Florid* Power Co. also aent and pi-tol* v • • • •t •t treatment plant aa both deiirahle omul lo arrvice an additional re­ 'he aninal apnghci I -upper 11.•t th«- re sult* nf the v - ' l r g K i e l ' - giving him mm without gun* nr an emergency vehicle grand rhnmp(->n of Califoin' u guna without liullelt In the la-t rnpi.l pare at Witdwivod'* only and cvpcdlcnt and agreed to a com­ venue iaiuc— then; and only then <*■•1! be * ‘r * ( l beginning at .' tto for aa me "Advance Harry the 19lh", h# wurld'a war." I’aikrr !• a prominert citrus •line open at the time of Ihn Inmitment that a treatment 1 'ant aaid. told for 114,500. •houlil the (IccUiun be mo !-• In o. m. in .he- ichool lunch room Numbered among toe tlx fin“Wthout the supj'ort of « R‘ grower "f Ihe Oviedo icctlon and ei'lcnl. However, ihe aate* were i c constructed or under cihutrue- undertake the project. Uther tatty cirmva. atntoiph'lo allvt* nrr Peggy nr t F.n-ll\ 1 1 The mother of the two young ■lltrontinurd an-l rratricu-d to father in-law of H < n II Junra. for­ publican Cong leas," he said, ''Ike Ton hy the City of Sanford within Many people confuse the nreKnl 'jndwichea n'id 'Irinka wdl he >n known at Junte Tlcmlng; nl*o, will be unable tn carry out hi* mer ojierator of the Oviedo Drug tho*e wisiring t-a Igea of law en-i hulls at Earl lligginbotham'g three ycara from April 12. 1951 It ranch Is C.W.R. Mihrr, r.nd w.s» rapilal improvement p-ogram of hand on the groua.lt. There wilt Melvnia *-)| |*nt Jackson Hawn program to give the people nf this Store and now a prominent citrus foreement agenrfra. » i< further agreed that tne re­ nclude hot dog*, cold drink.- cof­ •Walker and Be|i> Stevenson nnke the grand champion heifer at At* Ihe general city government «xI'h Gov. ledloy Collins asked ihe rountry the legislation it needs grower hlmurlf. quirement and eonatruetwn of the fee. and other jld bite that w:|| I •(• six In nui-li-r. lanta, Georgia in 1951. She an'd plant waa baaed on the financ­ Shat of Ihr utilities It -hnul I he delight cvervune to continue our presort (ware ami Tho lioinc la a ono-atory frame Florida Sheriff* Bureau und for 12,750 at a Auction, he said, Peggy. Hawn an I Belly ale ing by an a Iditlonal revenue certi­ remembered that the two prohou»e recently rrnovxted, air Sheiiff M. II. Itowan nf Sumter Nothing o n h'jcn h-lf unr.'ie member* of the (cnior e|a»* thl* prosperity.' "The real names of ths-ae above grama are entirety different »nd ficate liaue bavfd “only upon the ronditinm-d, and new oil heating Count) for a full report and the ARNOLD LUND separate under tw-i aepara'.e bud- tn providing a wonkrful c.ev .n j 'ea r and are vetrrxn* at Ihu en«er Flit said It I* looking Into thr rate rattle are "R.C.R. Advance I.*try collateral pledged for the nng nal •ystem Ju»t lnalalted. geta The ulililifs m.n he financ­ for all who attend the Si.uic-de leader rame. Melale, a junior, i> the 19th" and R.C R. tarry th i revenue certificate laiue presently It I* on 'hr main highway be­ ' to determine if it has Jurisdiction. 10th", he said. ed only from the revenue derived School llilloi.r -i Cnmival Ti.e vl*o a veteran. Since daylight vr Jet-lav all ha Kiwanis C lu b W ill luthorlird". TThla very cleany tween Oviedo and Winter Park at drexing up in rovti:ni(« for He Junle and Pat. both ninth grad Hi-'glnbothmi rare* for the two been quiet in thi* little central Indlcatea that the City could not lie from the use of u'lUi.r* The gen­ tilf event rill be the tiin-m i.ute Goldenrod. eral city government is finance! era. are newcomer* tv the field. Florl la town, 75 mile* nuith nf racell» lit example* of show Cat* Visit Pinecastle feU d to increaae utiliy charges to from '-ive* and many other form* 'le’nlli whl-h pruv.'le tu u n jo irt We nnticipate great doing* at the Urn Oviedo Fire Department Tampa. tie a* If they were pet*, brushing provide rollaleral for the financ­ with the “ihrtil or ineir Uvea" i t game* thi* year aMh thl* line­ of revenue such at the power fran­ had Ihe blare under rontrol and Air Force Base William A Fordham, president vul curt) ing their bodl'* at if ing of a treatment plant. they take pa.t in-the i-on'e*i* for up of pretty lattie*. A> know chise agreement. out tieforr other truck* arrived. With the completion of t hi* The Sanford KJwanis Clnh will The llvirdo Fire Dejiirtllient aaid. of the Florida ronferenre nf the all ready to lake off foe one of Ihe team will have lo win with The only volution to the con- the ino»t ungual rreilinrt. National Ann. for ihe Advance­ the l-ig livestock thoea of tl-6 agreement, the Slate Board of visit Pinecastle Air Force Base foil iwing the blare, that “We ap- ment nf Colored People, aal-l at south. The whol« c.eeing, tumu’ iuvi their bat king. Health gave Iheir approval lo the itruction of a *r rage trcatn>(nt Wednesday In llru o f II* regular preci.de the viitiinlier fire depart­ Tampa, "From what I've lu ml I f * one example of the* many (dan* for the aewage eo'kcton plant if a bnsincra a;.;-to.iih to a night, has tu rn *et ail.k- at S- «'hI hron nies-ting at thr Varh'. ment al Killarnry coming lo our It look- like a lynching. If it was, effort* that are Ixdtg originated ayatem. Bit* were taken and th-* very roinplicatnl jiroblcm The •iJr SchiMil ' n t ir gignn'ie 11*1< -ib aid." we definitely will make an investi­ to bring additional publicity and work »a» darled. It way then City of Sanford |v already under­ lowren Event that I* one of the Bu-es wilt tesve Semlnob High IMh the Oviedo and Killarney gation." seen that the toil tjf ro-utfuct'nn taking thi* buoneaa apptoarh “moat looked for event* around l-rnerally fair through Tue*day, School for P'necastl# Air Force attraction on Seminole County the city." low Innlghl 56 W. FIre Department* are manned hy Wood* was arrrstel Saturday from other icctlon* of tha coutt* wa* well n e r the eilima'e* and with ita fiacal agents. Ba-e at in a. m (Continued (In I 'a f r S e w n ) that the additional m enu s renttry. i.'inrh will Ik- *etved lo the to.al vnluntreri from Ihe communities ife.il, iaaue would be neceuary in givup prior tn in-pertin { a B (7. order alniply to complete the colt­ one of the newer Air Force Jet er ion avitem. the flier i grrll plkiax The group of Sanford advised the Clly CoinmUiloil that Kiwanian* will he taken on a the maximum amount that could topr of Pinecastle A.r Forre Base I*- accured at that time wa* 1775,during their vMI. u»uo. Thi* aceond (*»«(* v .i, -old •Imply to complete D-e wiik tn the collection #>item that « j > al­ Former Resident ready under com ruction Thia waa the lame liaue that waa lo Dies In Tam pa juve been u«cd for the tica'mcM A. C. Smith. 61. a former resi­ jlvnt. The City of Sanfutd v.-a dent of Sanford, died yesterday inw fnced with havlnj burrowed morning in Ta ipa. fdim ing a o ita rapacity on t.1c utility ro short lllnesa. ,enue at that time. However, thia Survivor* include one brother, ill not mean that a treatment Fiank Smith of Sanford; and ylaht waa abandoned far it waa thire aiatera, Mias ten B. Smith dearly prnlic.cd that the normal of Sanford, Mr*. G. L. Brown jrowth of the utility ayatem would of Atlanta, (la ; amt Mr*. Al Col mu ole additional funJa af'er »cvby nf llannIVer. S. II. •rii year* that could aervicc a Funeral service* for Mr. Smith bird iaaue of revenue •criiflcalea. still be held In Tampa Wednesday a jn Auguvt of 1950. the City Coinafternoon at 1 p. m. at Wilson miaion Informed the slate Boaid bammona Funeral Home. Burial >f Health that it would be apwill take place in Tampa ujvimatcly four ycara before here would be a aurplua of fund* o provide for a treatment plant. ii answer to thl* letter, the S'ate loan! of Health aent a letter aijrng they would not approve any urther rwtrndon* without a treatthe time of a two-car collision today shortly before NEWEST CUB JM'Ol'TH during the Induction ceremonies recently when they became member! of Urn » — niant Thu aame letitr waa Four on the sidewalk. Note the bent "Stop" glgn. (S taff ef Enterprise. (Photo by Jtrur-on) Lund States Ike's Visit Demonstrates Interest In State Steps Taken To Get Big Crowd Expected Treatment Plant Here To Be At Halloween Carnival Tomorrow M a n V anishes From. Ja il C ell Earl Higginbotham Is Raising Two Prize Show Cattle Weather ! Additional Local News i On P age 7 d �a i‘V A T i‘\& 7th W eekly Edition Seminole Smoke Signals Who's New Meet SHS Faculty B» MAI«V j a m ; h v v t Maiccl bfitd, »ho la a aopho' more, came lo S. II. S from Dur­ ham, N. C. While living in Durham, the t»aa a member uf Ibc Student Fouutil and the Future Homemaker* of America. She laaa al»u a cheer­ leader in Ibc cigtb grade. IVa.hrr ul Ibr bb*«W, hi nail •llunlff. It • gliibikla **f Ulalinn t nllrge alirir hr n t i fapllln «f Ihr lltn.l and pifilibnl of Ibr •totthrtltt - Hr It piiiiully ibi* lUml Hi* iVv«lui al Krmlnub' Ilish, l ‘u «|hmiM l III lha liry I tub anil a member Jif lha ?a.ull? .\»l» lent > I'nmmll* 1w . Ill t u»|c) l.at .bun' • lapelb d«.b aiih Ilia haul and ma) i'H»* a ti.I deleft c* o l<d of rf*i|l| fur Ihr r*|iril iilannlns ami an»M* lug hr hat ilunc nil Ibr hall lime *blmna al ibc (uulbtll saitui • A tlllasr ptrurn't dauihlar «lnp ■td In bar falhrt’a ilalhrt bi »l Hay the tlllaia pi|*tr a a i |mbllthfil ai'h an artounl of Ibr alopmirnl II a a i bra.lr.l, " f ie r i In lha I’ation't I’anla." S B H IN O I.E SM O K E K|(JNAE8 Published weekly in T h e Sanford llcra ld E d itor .. ................. — ___ ________ ____ ______ P « t H arrington A ssociate E d ito r ----------------------- - ........— Sh irley Anderson Society E d ito r ............... .................... —.........—............ K ay Jen k in s F eatu re E d i t o r ------ ------- ............- ........- ................ Jo k e E d itor ............................................- ......... ... 1,111 Thompson R ep o rters; „ . Hobble C rutchfield , K ay Ivey, Ann V onihun. Angelo rom pnin. A- 4. Clem enta, Rill Thompkou. M ary Ja n e Klynt Hay Johnson. Fran ces Stricklan il, \V ilia MrMillan, Claudia Wurinuck, W amla Har^c, Penny M arion, Carla N ew berry. \Vinda (lllltcrt. Hale L e w i s . ____________ Wayne Johnton la a net* aaJitiun lo Ibr Junior cla»a. He cornea tu 8. II S. from Baltimore m i . where he lived until he moved to Florida. He played • game tbal we in Florida aren't very familiar with, called “aocker." Wayne ia> * that he like* Flurida'a * ta ­ With their white skirts and orlle r Iota biller than HaiydanJ'a 9Btc sweater* contrasting with the became, and I quote, "il » freer- Houser* ami orange and black Initiation Held In' up Ihrre " jacket* of the band, ihr I’rp ( tub made a colorful picture as By FFA Chapter RV A. J. Ct.RJIE.VT8 the) marched onto the Winter Park field for one of their very The Seminole Chapter held It* H alf-T im e Shows good half-time show* initiation on Green Hands la-t For the Wild Cal* home people, week. The following boy, were ir. • Reqqire Much the Beo Club and Band got Into Preparation, V/ork the fall triton combined qith the tinted; Arthur Blanton. Glenn Spivey, A lot of preparation is gi>nr near Halloween. Bruce Croeker. Bobby Thompv.i-. Aflrr the I’rp Club and Band i into making the apedarular »hoa, had fmiahed with Ihcir tradition*! a surccaa, especially the ones re- •Fanfare," they marcbel into « Larry Mann. Billy Alford. Jin n .r quinng props. The afnr* Friday, half moon petition where the band William,. Johnny Jacobi. Bill El­ liott. Tommy Sparkes, Charlea night, with the theme of ' Harvest played "Harvest Moon.” Berham. Rurke Winn. Ri>m Time” rcxlrd hay stack* and. When the band finished play­ Strane*. Stanley Stevens. Thoms* ing. the Hand and Pep Club, with tree*. Getting the baytlark, was1 McWaters and Billy Teslo. a lot of excitement and ycllmg a chore in itself. Several of the Many stunts were played on the went into an old fashioned square band members and Mr. I'oaley dance, dancing lo the tune of that boys and they teemed to enjoy I went cut and cut bamboo. U wa* old song "Turkey In The Straw." it very' mucha light seeing them struggle with The officers and other membtri After the equate dance wa* over the eumbrou* polri; trying their’ they went into their traditional of the Chapter participated in the beat to tic them in *uch a way 1letter " S ." The band played the initiation Bee Wiggins and BarBy WANDA I .IIB F R r The night t* datk and cool. A that they would ai lead resemble school song while Ihr Fcp Club dill Pnrst were there to assist heu*e that ta aaid In be hauntrd haystack*, no matter how aligbt added effects with their pompoms. Mr. West in maintaining ord.r. ifAtid* ta the ahadowr of an old 1'ctc Ran*. Rickie Ruth and After that the band and Pep Club The initiation turned out to b e ,j great lucccssdead tree, the wind t* Mowing Sally Wallace d.d a terrific job marched eff the field. famine lb* bit* difficulty with in sticking the colorful leaves on We want to take thi« opportunity the bare tree*, they were modem to thank Mr. Ernest Cowley and their Dying. • Mr Hams picking Maggie Jan* A ahadnw creep* along the brvik- day Jack I'roats I'm sure they Mist Rohn for the encouragement up from the floor: rn rail fence. It'a a cal: could it didn't mind the task and ideas which they both gave "Have ao accident? " belong lo a w.trh? Maybe to. I The rrep, were completed, but ta the Band and Pep Club to make Maggie Jane: No thank you. I thought I **w one with a broom- the rest of ut were struggling to the shows the great showa they just had one. . altck fly arnica the »ky memorise music, as our band, arr. Ye*, ft'a tVtobrr M On Iht* never goes out on the field with Rigb-l Saman the lord of lho drad music. rail* forth boat* of evil tplrtia: The majorettes were very re ­ witehe* i-ollect their black eat* for nted because c f the novel idea the ri.le* a.rv»* Ihr aky. One mghl of twirling flags They worked t» Ibe year cirryone ,* aftaid «»f Sant before and after school is»pook* and cnh’rn*.' variably getting the flag* wound H. JAMES GUT AGENCY On Ihr fun ai.fe. little children on their batons, but soon all dif­ with wide rye*, attend carnival* ficulties were ironed out. SIS EAST FIRST STREET and go trick-or-treating drr**ed a* After a let ef hard work asd ghoat*. *keietona. and prir-raae* morning drill*, the show wa* per­ PH O N E : s K veryone a imagination la atrrt- formed with tremriwtoui success ehrd to the fullot ivtrnt a* it and already the land and pep II. JAMES G IT JAMES IL GUT ahnuld he chib have begun practicing ano­ Altec. lortunr teller* have tbe.r ugh;, ther spectacular. levers and the ta n e it m.»o *r.:a lag over a hay field and pumpkin, round out lhal n.gbt mually never for;ottrn. It'* a lime for partie* wh.cb rlway* in t.'de apple M-hhmg roate*li, Gairiy i* found where rloud* of ilwiht and fta r enee stood. Have a good time Keep in the »p.n« If you don't the goblin, will get you. H>rr* g.«e> that witch again She'* waving aomeiaing. 1 thn.k *br'a wi,)..ng r very cue a "wpookv Halle* pen'' SHS, Proud Of Pep • Club, Band Shows f i .k M idi H i w im t)b I aid rholn) Gossip Clouds Blackboard DCT Student Training Bunglers To Be Store Manager || irema h r braid lumoft bai i 0»lr mill a .bill for Ibr About Mr. |.aihlr iloullioll voarb) I . I . A. b»miuel •''» d .o n l •and Mr. fultera s»IUnS loa»lher IblnW •u|«mr bBoa a. In chapal Tttaiday who wa* the TSIvu Prailay album, aM c«ll«* BV AMil-IO tllMI'AIN Fieihraan girl and Jr . boy who k trail Spitey, a icnior at Semilieni rould IM* b* duet I ci>n«ldcr mvwtf ai th«r»>uRh’y * Ftp. hi tln il 'utc .bx« WV wire *o rm ln riM o l It i-nnldn I i i l l .i l on Iht* iiib|eet tv, tctehel* note High Shoot, who ti in the at Itl-- trading ehild evpcit in the -Fntwapl I.* week*ml Hey gab l-c Kalhy and l(K?«nt. t ot.Id it? Who art* all It* Mile >ivnl nation think* be la oa t*-e be D r T. program al the icbool ti UtwiM tt be came af a leiu m dr r.tona ia. ing aivuhil Ibe fool bill hat lor of ua uninhibited and i pho taking a!„rr management train­ SMefawi •Hal." field every momln, (at ten mile* muiiv Ireoageii - wbleh ta. 1 ing at the Firit St. Wmn Duie ^ Kdllb Harmwt It tavlm money . foe « Hip lo Miami. F.iuh. who an hour - Cfwld lhal b* Mr. I'.rm- m u re you. fai front any imall itorc. Ing and hi* driver* tia.mnf (fa- degrre al all. Nona-tUtl. »•. nn*.' jiti*v in Miami? kirg.l ia the ion of Mr*. G. W. ae delinquent irrraponiitde, aial bimnum,. Kt 2 tUn Jig. a Virgil .swvc' I* ovMefimg in li dr nl*. Wb» » coiog on behind elo«cd lokranla "overgroan children ’- ! 'Fainnav S’ou tan a»k b*r bui When \ trait) **• aikeit how be in Mi»* Kupreehu home r, in ail, h matter are we defincil — ft 1 adtii.l III mib*>.» m thought of the D T ptogram - Well in teioad pen.xf l.hert air 4 s ja I'-m i he alairoed ju'l atv the renter of all attention would help him. he aaid '-| be­ bed k rouple of etc* btokin, rl tbit a hunch r. bnximk. Smee Hallo- al pi' chtauiil*' reunion, t w*>ul| think lieve that I will benefit from ) mbmait boy lVmmy Aivhet n tfn (s ti »f they wit) rome In l»m I'm '-.re handy fo. U <nli (m ini an*l tsnmi*iaken.y training prog) am b«sau*e my lran*potlalion aroup.1 iVnihl it he Baibata Ihorna* I.-Kool, p«v»|irr lhal erne of to »hould try vtudie* in ><hiHi| are ahowing me l | ib.nV Kick Fnrkton an! I'a je Wb»|*« Iht, »lv .it IVaig Tnomjs ard I «to mean try .4 devom Ike rragen why I am doing errA*>hiM make • •..le »oupe h i I >ite and anatyre a tiaphaiaxii ape lata thing* al the atore. for Dili ien. He Juil wi-m’l bate anything \bink ihtv had the tame b’.ee.j .yea commonl) referred ta •* reaaon, I am able lo ur.ieratand lo do with Ibe yirU Come on iiexxl lurk I "tenrhef," •‘Inafrortor ’ "oed* Miter the ofvraticn* of a latge Well H *«em* M r J I l r -..vt lliuigh. give ui a ibanre B.'nn e Moffer but ra n i make cogue”, an-t varfo*’4 eiber 'enn* grocery vine*." 3 ihI ran i gel off Ihr •uhji'il of Maithall lane*ton manager ef >P her mind! who i»..ld it he* d-rot mg y.i rabhrr and .vuvlnel J r tty J Onea. Vt.an II.vie when a*krJ to give too embtira-xing to mrction. Who l* lhal Ixii Klim I', hat Vtt gii sp a «>, perbapi? I nd* 1'arkrr la finally happy! A frlio* rvreution.'t hat once| hi« epinion about the P T T pr,^ |*in dreaming «irr. li it Piek e Slit a»ked i.ro ftr h'atu to * d. -fribod a toa.ber during exam* gram *aid. 'Wina Piue atom in M )<?' he aeeepti^ a* a father, mother, pat. .eofri- ether tilie* have I n n glad to ■ I noneti why Jean Sr ibwato skauny parti f ix *) a ivn»e» oat r«f itorne e* lie m.,|| bate had a chance o f aor. ad* .tor, amt raped Th.a of accept 1) 0 T. aludent* aa train­ eourae. ta a prefudiced and vtdual ee* They bate benefited very I, k. Poor Jean, the ia hut learn b rllt. S i m* tike tomebrviy le id e t deftmiKvn .-f Ibe »re,iea. for. arse much from the program beeautr ng hew l« r i i her own rooking '!.»« Wbilllc likca Kitl« Prraley. il not. we aouid't bate aeoeta it Kaa given the t'ompany a *«aroe V*.ll ->. pate-.,tial future rr.aaa.ri> and from lack of tracbera When f.vihall •e*j,in remrt CohM il be Mr. i hmicn-cn* la il II . It *t h -i.lir K.rckbcff it m»at be terrible to N- a lea aaviaUnt manager* " Johnny B Bleed alaft* dryarn nv largxion alee *atd. -Since Vir­ tH footfall, and Kill* a-Y )u»l a id .* Bobbie Munaon. tbie* Bar­ ctier tVur *pe. nr.rn of teacher i * -aa bara Hunt have a entah on Hctbie mn't tv- tmafferliM by fatlqprc.1gil ha* been m the program, he I M.in^ r, « Wb* Kr.khl* heartier* and deadii- when crad : kaa beep able lo undertake nidiitl take Ibe hml. b' t.a Piii-e ahe ta hapti* At mg. in, *p»b'r of reaeb.ng h.-* boil­ ticnal mponiihilitie* here at the ■ Who it that little fretbman ing lemper»ii re. ard running and II abo'4 1,-r-d I.- b.xA that n •< hay J..at nli.iwed to vboo) after craft* at axkiyc tnrk (jurili-xi* More, aod therefore ha* br.-amr » w.vk» abacnce Welcome bo.k a morr valuable employe. 4i I Biivnmi i -ill. t'mitd H be l.ir. Al. ut.ai a deatiny! How ould be bear W* lit t’ome ,n 'H»**d*ome'' yite i the Vt It are looktier a brr* l tealfM 'f it an evil to tv deap.* io tie i in Si ..dent Letter To Editor Puke wbal a *4 II ion were ns W.xb e d i t n.thl. r,t by a)] ir ember* of the apcviea for In ha» * noreKook" Wh) can t a r I n t the firvt day al « oe I bn ta * Our ape..men-teacher rrgarda ten bate K . - A P N 1 >r»; on b> tie ae-ntot iencV i i a aign of fa ;erir-c j*. bta M du.k *ea»on off4 It baa been o f your frfenda loll you *rY*x-h cla** ao be >. 10 liatrn. •m. I pedacugual Ir, bi.iqi.a. Ubco Hr prariire in the pn-vfou* yeara dlfi flt-nt Ibinyv la tbal Se we ace no rea*on why it ahould 11 tr.aiructor beroru .n (*»• ■* Tl‘» fi*f * no - -Stthleri A couple »ern aro.i nd the ball* po*»ibhte way tet»f!l, Bta. then, be chanced now-. i* i a it | iv.) man ant float fimr to fntrodnee him. to in in ] Till me. l*o1 ft brirrr to Kl of A. H S quite ofli le t around on rlo..'* her*..,* »>-e M.Neil a*-d Po,-. kUl •n arr t »r©: Iff A. at the poa*tbil,:y oi wbt,b the he.y* eml the flr» day than hteuv. Co.tW X tt have them *k*r a-'hooi and ge ft M that « tie* a eO-pH our *ro.'imcn fpaeser vh-•* going to he a<Mr 1? W’r bopr Our apo< imon. out of *>v.at nei-.i, anyway* Jf the tviya go without Anthony's Funorol ao -ibe iciuH* later. pe-rmi“ inn then Hu' aland Iht moat be bnl a^' |, Se-i-m* a* 1'o.iih i *.-o( V .ut man li aeqiialnied. « .ih ibr -ti.-l change «f being evjv'Hcd. and Orotion Translated * very rar.fort t?v.i going lo rrt* t t their immediate famtlio* therrfor* mt»,ing lot of valuable SHS 'Straight A' Homoeem.ng "wiik J.mrr.i but ia H He mutt br helpful but not u*e reboot »e.-V The, mifM rru have To Modern Term s true »be a atit to leave ful. at momenta of gneaie*t rrav m.»«ed Ouv » .-.-i t' thev had hern Students Revealed f*flk * point le% to ibe toed from Bobh; iJlihe nl hrimo. ity. that ta. le»t lime he f>-u*t be alleard |b* fu>t Jay rdf There Ae "A - in the new!) adored t'»hformtl tee Jaekaon baa a tit a bobby I t i n .Mu no) "amart.' br muat f .e, we a«k vo., on behalf of the cradixg r »tem mean* that a *:» Vlifwiora, ard all rata . h r 1 know jo b ? stiiur be hi.moron* but iwl yoaialj he e-thrr il.i t U a itri of Somipok dent ha* di.pe rxrellent a m A ua mutt hr reapedcd t...i rw ie -e Hict. S'b.vJ lo ihinl -t ,-irr very im ym.t tr>N-», I ha**e mmi her aboot il a iu Vjtcl Tt i» het ar. * k- i marl carefully beio.-v aaking your ut t» tt*)kt I t *e*»r, no! lo dig h.m !** Pol i a Met ta *ft around An 'A ' exemplifie* The m »t dreadful fair a teaeber ci*aon Me* liner.a pocket Kv*k open at) the careful and courteous attention tc , but the Aour* truly. 'idd tt tx that abe baa ran ‘ offer i> the event of being elaanronm lerTure* p)u» a lot of unable to an**Yr a que>tioit. at TflF nriTv HUKTCU OF ofti-n loll iiiM.iv ocw fit. tnrr n< JnhnM t (viutdr a o ri in earv*nl atudv and A H A ("K-tar cnM.Mary Tttr timer really harp? on abirb point our specitm-n-tench,*: ;Se dn.ng nf hnmrvorl aasicefA'i Brut", )■--* pi >hc< 'On th*t fraruicnlli would rmde ibc qur* lll*t •e o|,| lire * tVbort 'a Jobtmy ? " ment* It denote* a rtgarou* »eif non with ‘ neb pro.Mu that it *i> a dunk, and If thiv luch tisk Sul* A Sludent’a Atllii diKclnline nn the pan n- the »tud tHV,,moa c'-tioua to the ntudent? CacT s'ud) tc tbc faB— b the right pitch i: «<i » rough cat Sa .h stud.- r.- Omuld be pre-c-* that bo ii me roll quibbling The *(vr 11)4 I 'l O l ) h»* met A of*i) Ceita plav football of an "A ’ if Tie raxx-tved one end teacher may ro,ort to iiru n n TanT atm^- In ibc winter— W lliu p«4. aitt,-* ro<>i 11roll.) all of ua. Mudenta ami itruUi form* of snccdotra. f a ru n ip lri Bed rVc gvnc It >lrfyw) mil, K g-otta play baake'ball alike, aho.iit) hr proud nf the fo) \ to OanT simlv in tin *prm,— w,t»*e Bmiiit i* a ro»i mi, an.. Iw-tqrw*, m»t. invlivtioi n Inatng *tiKU-na a he received 'A s " ( IIk question asked kt I hr rlin.ai 1 dli ib« gang ilii 11)0* 1, I'm gotta g-trl l! on all auhjecu tnciuding ciuxea Beginning (bit Vrdoctdkt n,ghL of am-h k mactuficent monologue H i le tint you about C i n i n ' ship *t * P ir r>\or WTRR ihr N-uiot tbt *.»« Muicn, thould an tae I»i*0tlfV|. This it an exclusive "club ' and v.x-Oi b i I t " *111 br (hirt'orint *■iih ‘ iirpr.tr . ama:rnu-M t.l b. ri l it.-ubt ven vrrj much that • He i dig Ibc niMl » ww! dadd> lb. M » hTHDFNT l i n thia will eauae tn j *.—iOu> d<* tbrar aludci.U arr prrpanny fot for It- mu bui Bftriu* »k>» lit m i a ISAi and K fralurliik Ibc lolrxl ignore or* "ilb 1 art!*' ibr future aitb an <v.rptumt ii tndec indeer dine nf rnmlimrnt at teacher'* the Our »poc Imen -tea rhor It rube and Brui.it It groovy. lit t.-httol neat and *omr imereti m* .-nllrpe* ?*ur:hrr believe me. tal tmount o' hard aori ladt> k difficult aubjevt lo tutdaoiam' to undaolaorl Vrted IwkUy chirk, trfl aquan-t rntmainment rack * c r i rratmg tea.hrr* that J or wc It u » nf prtdt rccpaci tod and hi It general!) quite oultc nnnrcrt.. oiit-ccd;. 1» (bit rad tor poured Hit haul VAiith — are in tie w*» trying admirtiict that a r talirtr the fob The the* ail! have a nc» k t able. Hotel vet. It t* a owmi r fo! dntr our mvfcrtt »nd t» lb to itepna-e voiirwftve* of uni oar loaink ttraiiibt A .tu.i.nt* i*l tnrr llllcd Ibr S -bool fatonilar II.at * hri a tin,ifiu d.tpuii ) (b< bo tekt H'litt Iht t i l t bkvt howl which a i|l have nra> of special member of your , rww- w-e vhslSoiiioi ijirlt. liei;> i arpaiuor. ♦*i i a i''ii ba* tpiiim; nvor a i \-cm * ami happening* In rotor v »rd at Hu intirnrior and the in *utt find waiisladtnn in gtnatntg Vancj I'u b , Van * uthmt. aod atruciot, in bit turn. Uullcu|i< ■ City cu!" t. 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Bnitu*' "j u V T 5 !IW U » n.nkt ihu driatlalion ntdiraab1. jm • « 'hr head a, ibla du J 2 t o 1 S L . l l 2 S £ but ropU In i 'e r rnidar lorn S H O T G U N S H ELLS Jr tf' b no* cut oui .M no cat ^ o: ritijuiMlr and flattery. %nll da- bin no* K \ m u i cause ^ . ^ ^hraa^aun.hrr, the It la taft 10 awon hmarvv > W l ““JW ro « ' Ibtlcba. 1 ,- n„ * datplla bit human Impcrfaritot that, beta Mi. mao and aupormtir our tpr iman-toarbtr't final gaa It Ibt latin Brlicvr mi yon Ipa her* all *»hp retd l b la 1 am dallnlialr pat trylOk' to tnaicr m p e r i c l Refineries Station votir anp.*i*» ptrlla't In Ik** V «r T*nrt anil p«t*llal jtton.pt at analytit o' your ebararier, vlrluout aJK. foul Spooks, Gobins Are Here Again I I i General Insurance T>>* •Aral rlimatr ani neb rank of FWvU farm Un.k malr aintrr farminf l .f biniar**' HuiiJt farmrrt lr*.-r that hi doin( morr ;.>l* rlrrtncally llir) can uhr full adtantajr of *o.l and ciunair lot crora of * uiiet veptuhin aod truiu —for hunfn marirtt all n « Ammra! 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(A f) — TJir.ir.d arcrptable rot# aril 1 Peparm -rt of r < ! u h i t ~l th* n»-» **.u> a "tKk g.-Wo <?»*;».•»J roalm of mor*j and |DIriid’.| •. ! * » :• ; p .* i .V tebcol I r a " h t k v i - ^ l n g ; i th a c .a .s * :• i , r. « a t-v-mv l>e t r c t / l tn J r .g (» * t !a n < i . aw - - —1 •— **— « - “ * i *.-•-----------# c j vrhlen the IV .'e J LrVf Moral and *:v.ej "h e * k . , .l‘ wor'b. mm should develop self* “ .p e tt ni»J yhauld e n d c iv o i to 5 * . 1 soKM.il rrerept* t.>tn regular reh'v*! work foi,*»atJ. k .V # W tl*« r .v u ’ l o f l i . * l . a t ittfl c .n ii i.t e j c. T n e guUJr f * t s fo rth f .» c a*ste * 10 tne * p ? r o ;r u ;: 1 H '« . mi 1 i r r o i in n r rn» v iv ili j t ••»: 1« 1. ( i n i ' i t . i : hi m ii i : I .A n . i <1 1 , V ., 14.14 mu t p.** m By STANLEY o«^* 3 YOU'RE TELLING ME! • l y W U U A H RITT- D K O O K L Y N 8 D o d g tra h av e 7 t0 yen ta ago. T o u r m illio n buclta p layed m a n y totes In h rse b a ll — '.hat. a s t ill a f a i r a m o u n t o f but I ’ cn L a : i * n . th e ^ *n'.te*»' spending tu o ie y even In th e se p e rfe c t gam e p itc h e r, la tn e f lis t h !g h *p tk c d d a ys. fe tlo v to tu rn 'em In to J u r t aa • • . m uch sc e n e ry f o r tho W o tU l 5m • K t i f Ja h n 'e fr r a s n r e to n * S e rie s ' m o st d ra m a tic above, Ish rd in / . ' I I It d o ts seent s o r t t t ! 0/ /ntd e fo lo ? k fo r f l o g t r p r in t s . Ten P i k t y r n w en t to N it an d , ! ! V» teere m o ire.I rfoirn even /a a fe r M o. o flsr o f an f n jliv h th eater fa u n l u r e f»«iee m y t h lr a f T t n 1c a m p tjin s th e rs’s a la ih o f no do L l l t l * /n .fu im 0/ n u rs e ry to r t. q i.l peifo rm ers fo r his sh o w . Ap« poors ho's ju i i b a rely g c t ll .i ] b y . ' ' Tha t r a ih ly n bunch hod t * f | 1 ! ! th in t la ba thenliful fa r - t h e y did I N e w York City h s * p u t opened came out a f that gom a o liv e . a p lush W O ,o \) a m m v l s h e lte r. t ! t U ’a rq u lp re d w ith in d ire c t lig h t* n n t ls h srte n tlsta a re s t a llin g a in g . ru n n in g w a te r an d s o ft m u * s e a rrh fo r th e M m illio n tre a su re sic . A dog’s lif e c c it a ln ly L a b o f K in g J o h n w h ic h d isap p eared j w h a t It U a .J to to . N O PE1 . VOU D ID N 'T S M E L L F R IE D CH ICKEN - T G U E S S MV L IT T L E PA L H E R E B A C K E D U P T O W ARM H E R S E L L ’ AND M E B B E O V E R D ID I T ----- SH O O ! 11 4. A * a person o f d ig n ity and ____ deserve equal oppor*unilie» A t 1 p e r.o n o f d ig n it) Legal Notice m - ••• T iijr e w e lf a r e . r a t i ih » : hi* i r . j i n and d / r iin y .1 S A ll m en a re c r c a t c J eq u al m In <i«d, Ida c.*..*t.>r, H u t thr> have eq u al w o rth In the • A t a ip ! :lt n a t l u-. 1 f • ! '?i-tw ghl o f C n d , and Ih e re fu re they a m w i r i h . m an i» |o I# tre v tj.1 J » an end in hlmielf and t« n.»t to *u,' c C<,UJ* ri^ h,1 bc^orc ,h e **w be erp.'ui’td la ierve tt-,o n c* tegint.lr.g in Florid* ic a|* oilier*. t n c j< r, ci4*’ .*!op tho»<* c a p ic it le i w h ich ..re tm l^ue Jo h im i s an h J I r d u l . H t *b«>iltl ro t p e rm it h is unique in d iv id u a lity to be sub m erg ed or ril by th e con­ jmiu y Inrru n or fo rm is t pre*«u re« o f so ciety Oifntt which i; |•.•:.•n3 ••fui’a'rer. ’ ■ »-•»■••■ — — e< i.eji-rs. Ir.t .* .7 ti .<i,. , til in ocr ral'M 's r.v rM *aV *,M ’r0 ,*h* ,nen ahould rccognlrr and •:.mi kn crgs-vt-ti t lu jiih tl.t itj|| foundation " " t ** " 4**P**t the«c same qualities in his uaiTMi.t *s. f O il xpf'.hrird * J. M*o u a ; . * fellow men and .houtd be rr.ponslnd < «*f bt#- *— for npromoting *>r M ro m o lln s Ithetr h r i r general > a ir i ;o 5 *e!e Senw. S u p L d g in 'y a r d u c :* .h h r v .*: ,* (■' t* e D. L iilt / . l i r . E v g e r .r L u y c e , p rin c ip a l t f tl,a m ..v e n a l:-/ school. F.'o/M a ate U n iv c r a lly , !• to m ia lt.e e *1-. a irm e, n T b e guide is d.ve.ibel t f “* THE OLD HOME TOW N • ■„ tu t M o n. O ct. 29 , 1956 t.-t t. M • t .t iiiii, * m a in -. - v h ; 2 la develop la the m a xim u m th e ir and in n a te ra p a c itie s . l*h e guide .a id , ’ T h e com m it tee b e lie v e s that no m a tte r w hat a te a c h e r it tra r b in g he should Shop Now: Use Our W a» • l>e s r r u p lo u s lj C are n l * iti n . V i . t * m . i t . re sp e rt fo r Ih r w o rth nnd illjn lla a 1. U a o f each In d iv id u a l pupR in the CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY . . . ' I nf S Y W u M c la s s rie u r. 1 v i «i i r * T K hv) a i » D K P A liT a n u r r o k r . r . r r , ' r , #r t <* The I..! ..! .- o f f e r * what It c a lls " [ • ilu t '.v »n i f i r r of lf'« r :M i • h w m i n r , r . * 7 i * , ! r i n * T ,iu V . f u e sa fe g u a rd s. Th ese a rc: it 1*. and T a 1! r'* v ! t * 1 y T “ 1' * " 1. N o te ach er shout I use the a . ]|IM > I.K I'D L 'N T r. a ( .u llil.a l t . ' J I f K l u a n f th * Htai« u f K lo r l.'a ; U#a t r T s U i i i t u n i n ' mV . T ' i ' r f * " r 00 m .1! .. 1‘e tltlo a a r I t * i ,i5 5 t J * c i ,.. 1 , r t h . ln g i t u d r n L o f anv p a rtic u la i . fa llH . a m .TON v C IIK U T M V N . *1 at*. The atmiitpheir of the class* f D » at. •»• u . . r ll.t 1 1, • 1. 11Vf • I..1S 1.1• •«, ' » 11, III 11,. a*.ti- <room should be vueh th at no stuN O TtC K O * IU IIN K .V T ixtM A l.N Ill* tl4.fl in Iftla . • v e in 1: in* ill l.i: i r m c .i t B A C K - R O A D F O L K S ----T H E S E C H IL L Y *■ S M O R N IN G S O » . 1-.1 i f .t i M * n w i i n iIxl ventered '■Moh F* mlnol • r . Htt S lltii'n V ‘ HisvlULin V«»u. «i>«| » lc h of ytiii. * * 4» uaf#t > j Ih c rlA ia ro u m in% tiurlio n j n | ex* rotimiknil*-! i» t K A r i .y fti r g »»i | h*r im e r * . and in d e alin g w ith u»f >.40 M ini I's r c t l No. I an.w.r in th* p*t'H •i I. fii.d In ibis cawas In fba Uii4i>*io. M l . U A l u h I . I.aknie-lr fe f* I ft k un n n Q 1 1 K r k m•f lr • 1‘s i . t l No. 4 court . n r .f *\ S o T‘ lo i4 T l l j r f l K t n 2 ; "2 U m i >4irt*vt4k9 \\ Ifvtrr 1*^r k n »f1U l*4i Cff | S o . I.U IU n A. K lo u l i t r . i> No i Apopka. H i l l s l* « f i f l No M i IH j Di t : Moul it y. u. So 1 I ’ai « l No 4 Ai>oitk« n-.n.js» ►»rllfiAn<l | l Tro ufm an 2T»»; W f . l K a lrl> ir>k« W ln U r r « r k ( F lo rid a I ’arco l No 1 Itoad &0# 2<-tThI n*»l • rn u r.ty . V area* a r c o Y T ir iiih i of " *» IIU U N®- * 2 p lia i p a rt o fi . . . , . . . notiih* “ T h . I'.a*l l**l» of Sh* • an U 'i» r t* r ot t.'iV *»•• N , i f . D ian a* V Ilia . .* th * plat vboioof r;c o r.l» d is p t» i ii'«oiv s. p *« ** »»• |# * l» t . ut Ih * put*ll<- r»<0r«So of S .lt ilr o l* r n u n lr . K to rlJ* i Is le a i s t r « u t h w c .t * ilr of sod ( l f . , t nf th* *u r* * T Ho# nf * ,." .* I I o d I »*• #»• tjoo 44*4*401; sn«t tU l X o »lh # s»IO flr of a"*1 w tth ia i 4 j t**« «'f • ir * ,r of Mtsto Iti *<l l» « . Haetton J iM lo t .u r v a r tin * |,*tnn do*cill»*S and lorStaS s * fo llo w *: || .« l n *t s point nn In * n-uitn a tin# of H anlon t». T o w u h lp • 51 Hnuth. It» n « * 5S K s * t. s SI*ts n r* of 1010 I t f*Ot C a ll of th * Houthwmt * • « • # . U * t r « f , thane* ru n North >4 t% I t 4 VV*.t a S lit s n r o of l i t I t f»*t to th * I’S K ln n lm of s eurv* t n n r t v * to Iti* loft iru l h s v ln a s r.tUhi* nf v : : » « i f * * l: th a n * run N o rth *rlr sn .l N o rth w » *t. r r I r *t'> r( th * sre nf astd ru r« * thrmiato » r * n t rs t a n d * «.f II * Ol’Sa * * illatanc* of 15*4 52 f**l to * p.Unl nn t li* VV.it tin * of h .r lin n IS . T o n i..h ip .1 S * 'jlh . I U i , ( * J r K n it, a ill.t a n r s nf i l l ? to f<«t South nf th * N u iin . a w,*»t co rn** of H lV t. thereof. '9 t,h* land h ira tn a tio r* c o n « * i* l b *. In s a tr l» n * u l« r «h*p*d p *rc»l of land c o n ta ln ln c o s s a cre *, m or* IX T! M ilton V. C h rlitm a n Hitts No. i . ? Il'a h t of W ay T h a i p a ri o f: "L o t* I th ru I . In clu *la *. and fait to, llln rlr -'A " ; and Lot* S and >. Illn . h ••»•• Of I I I . a t . . T a • L I T T I . K A C It r n - . 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' , a dlatanca nf 1241 21 f * * l to a point nn tbs VV * * t I ' d * o f H«<-tl.in IS Town* •Mo 21 South. Itanao 22 K.aal. a dlatanra of t i l l id f**t »..uD. tho Nncthweat corner of V n 1 th *r» o f Th* land h * r* ln *b o v s cn n v*r*d c n n t a lrlp ( 1.12 ocr**. mor# „ r i*» . o iV N irn l i r * W illia m I? stout an t ht* w tf* I.MIt^n A Ntoilt I l 'U J K C T T O : M ^ r t n io r*oo:d#d tn Itooli »i ■( p a l# T. In F a t e r of At vah f . t-V k m .lr and h i* w ir* t'lo ffn c* •( •'• .v,r .„ ...h|r , t, the inslfuctof inrse »uu.»v»t* . ■ viou'.d i nt ..r n .fu t * th * :t n d>r or a vo id Nov*nth*f. rltfh!. lltlr, !»J4 lnt»rt*lto *kpw n.i. llrn« njum g ivin g any » e c la rta n sla m it., invtiuc lion, r M f »ou. h t i r |i» .i f . ft. In teaching mur.it and vpifitam > of tt»t Abvat# jffcrik tj im ii d.1 fo u n iS A tx n u n i ciiiifatlonai «nd «boM c tu * * n h r It.* ra n ir ' r e lis io u i T P IIM / l i l t u ,. «, *,n UIMra U u , m , I t W I ’ H I. n i V I R O L * ind d iill* M VEil 8IIOUI it l i N N it> npment of our tulioq ma) be. in Pon t lie « stinwrer ■screecher cfftCl to tivlr the p'i'dii* vclto.'lt Thofr familiar rr>* of "ton h"t'' .tn antiretlgloui faclur in Ihe mm- or rot,j** tiirapth a r a ft. r In munity. sta llin g conv eniettl s in g t r illa l Tho program will be tried out w a te r l<’ n i|N 'r.ilu rc co ntro l gadget. 1,1 w**L*<.t»- I ••!. ><i! i till* )c.ir and n pcrmiinrnt tearhci pre- / I IO -2 9 People60fo80 A P P LY F O lt O f.D L IN K leKGAte RESERVE L IF E y IN S t’H A N C E l; It )<>u a re under NO, )« u c a n | It ca n be vet fu r Ihe te m p era tu re s t ill a p p lf f» r a $1,000 lif e In -- - # , , .......... >0.1 w .v t a n ! a iit o t n a t ir »!»> 4 •m* t u r a n r r In fw lp f a i r r a r r ................................... ............................................................ ................................. . ’a w * . • liouM not taken ff. r th* M i.', p rin c ip le s alio ulil be fo llo w ---------* •imuid lu t !•• , .* taken ed . A i 1' p„ „ . , p , „ .i.o it i.i w r - u o .,o ... A ?"-« Pr,| u d , M .” i » ,o r " * U w " ’ i te a c h e r nbnul.l in clu d e .>nl> thn»o VVITNJUJ* m r hand and th l* * . . l typ e* o f le a rn in g e xp e rie n c e * ap* p P're p a re d with the ro..|H ratU > n o f p ir» » u re n r heal tn that ri.*r> d .n i« e )<uir f a m ily , n ro l<> the developm itevrtnnntrnt ’ nu c a n han dle th e e n tire October. T o Pm "s;«i .h-------l' 5,h d' ',J ,rr ”off p r o npria r L tte e lo ent le l evve le lCf a th o lic s, P r it f s la n t * am t J r w a ntemtH-r n f the fa m ily c a n la th e r /•* •» I* Ii itrr:tt tr v\ in* o v n f Vn ir: l' i. .!* » « ' ■» *r S i l i . , „ l „ • , SOf r the E w *tu S ilen w lv T W . . . h . . . . c o m !,.rt . . . . '• * " • « • • " • • h t J .U I K o r r i n c r i r i u i u t A * a fu r h e r » a f e g u in l the guide tnught would be a r r r p la b t e to a ll \ M H IIIC .A N n f K A N S A S I I T Y . re c o m m e n ls that lo cal a d v lv o ry f a t lh i. r s iM M N e v e r le t t u .r s e lf ( h the Vm l No • * « " “* ° f N“ l c o m m iilc r s l>c ret up to give local llry a n VV. H enry. C*rt o f iw rsn n w h o tra v e * any bathtub « '• "" * " • M M .n .i l l u l l d l x te a c h e rs " e v e n m u fi’ d e fin itiv e " Kathleen T a tla h a tie e . F I rid s ________________ lybrmh. .................................— h u.neas —a. nam hom ee nnrr aw . v iay a, w with ith a r im f" ,r t r j g u id an ce Ilia n U p o n ib le at the h u r*e w lm finish I in t •• m nney around it. F.ach tim e you .. . and you f in l't i ,l , ,n * b lm p ly m a il p o stcard nr Mack C lu it a n il. ! * t a lc le v e l. 10 lim e s In 15 » la rt* n t t 'r r r h d d .'b a tliln g . w a *h *lh e bathtub vw ith hat le * lr » a r t s .i t * V . •!'•>.it i t i r k t iu iii (g iv in g age) to Old Sartf'.rd, Kl ■ r11is n« l l a i l r y sa y s th at "to lie silen t N\ J . C t . w a y , co*t o w n e r S'or* <oap n r ile tcrg e n t suits an id rin se tm r r ie a n In * , t'o ., I W . * th , A T T O IIN K T H r o n r U T IT tO N Ii-i, H I alujut relig io n and Ihe cu n tilb u - m nn llo .ls y $*,tit. il w e ll. P e p l. I.IPO O II. K a n s a s C ity .M o . i/ y Deluxe Western Flyer 'Z«tttWou: co, VTT* I 3- p o in t ffu n r a n t e e ! 26" t a n k m o d e l $ 5 2 .9 5 S tre a m lin e d s t y lin g w ith d.’ lu x eq uipm ent, lle a d llg h t , lu g g ag o r a r r l t r , k ic k sta n d , lu x u r y sadd le, w h ile s id e w a ll). 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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $1995 2 sm x .il Deluxe Velocipede ?!!! I sums , O TH ER $4.75 T R IK E S to _ _ I'e r f ic l fu r p t r l l c * , enllego stu d en ts, e tc . I'n it iih lr . C la y s n il « lie and ip ectl re c o rd s. Iw a lu iin d illu l la C « .e . I'S a iO $19.25 - j A u tt A ssocli k S to tt % LO W C O S T H IG H P R O T E C T IO N W e s t e r n F l y e r c O *5 S “ C h a m p ** W a g o n ^ J R u n r o J t r Steel bo d y. .!!. Fred \TUNTK NATIONAL BANK M em ber K D IC i wooMtor eu a m sl f in is h . 3 F I3 4 0 O t h ^ W agona l l _ u to f i j . i i r M. Smith 2 1 2 K . 1st S t . P h o n e 1668 At A- *•? �•- ' n .r .ctrjv aaifta8^ aiiflgw g 5g ig »-,!a M g B B fc W Seminole County Area Would Be Advantageous Spot For Airport ' Enterprise News ______ In this column on July 30 of thinreadily year. eerve and take care of the actual demand. . .wt aufieated that a new airport facility It Is certainly right — and very true — for Centra^Florkla be built to accomodate that 15,000 foot runways be provided for mo­ the trowinr Induatrial. commcrclnl. lourtot. dem planet) that will soon be put into use and air freight demand. by the airlines. This p-as brought out on We alao mggcatad that the new facility July 30 in our editorial. be eonatructed at a more central location. Frankly, the air travel industry is not .. perhapa between Sanfonl and Orlando, being underestimated — those who must where more people, more Industrie*, more plan and develop for the airline* haven’t freight could use the facilities to a great* shouldered the responsibility in n "forward er advantage. look" to what If* needed In the Immediate If the editorial were reread, one would future. also find that we suggested thnt a greater We are thinking, not only in terms of number of airlines would find their way what we will no&l five and ten years from Into Central Florida with a larger and more now, but also at the plain facta in what modem airport with 15.000 fool runwayr we need today. accessible from a greater number of high­ The present facilities that iwm to ho ways and central Florida cities. serving, in a small way, the air travel de­ Eva Jam ei on Lake Howell thia We were contradicted, so It seems, at an mands of the central Florida area, must Imi week on Thursday afternoon. aarly date. And were reminded that no expanded to meet the growing popularity Among those playing were Mrs. larger facilities were necessary - that the of air travel — and Sanford, along with II. C. Ca.-l*on. Mn. Charles Niepresent nirport could take care of the air Seminole County can’t be left out of the hot*, Mrs. Thomas Gladwin and . travel and urn demand for years to come. picture. Mr*, t-eroy Neumann. William McLaughlin, wbo has 'This, we knew, was n°t so. We believe thnt one of the Wrongest been staying at Ibe home of hU planning boards that has ever liven form­ .Now, the *uggr»dlon* mnde hv The San­ IIY Mllfi. Ill III I.AWI mother. Mrs. Jame* McGrath, has ford Herald art being followed. However, ed in Seminole County should be formed Mr. an! Mr*. Darwin Petty h*v« joined the Air Eure* and haa left returned from a Ihrte month vswe earnestly believe that a new nimort to and appointed now to take rare of this for Texas. Mr*. Ca**le Malrr* and accomodate the mushrooming Industrial pressing problem that is before the com­ ration In Indiana and Wl«c n*<a. Mr. and Mr*. George McKay of for the present they will he her and military area, should be placed at a munity now. Our needs arc present not While in llcliot. WU., the Pet- Farmington. Maine, who's winter guests. l> » vitited with Mr. sod Mrs. home la at Templa Terrace, Win­ Mr. and Mr*. K. Eaton of Ro*more advantageous s»»t. awav from crovyl- forecast. Carl Zartnun and allrndid the ter Park, were recent visitor* of lindalt, M o*, are gue*U at the ad areas - away from intertwining and It Is strongly poiHiblc that the planning wtrilling nf Ci.nnir Zar.man. former neighbors on Maine g|„ home of Mr. and Mr*. Rav Fracomplex street and highway systems - amt board which has been formed to Serve one, Miis '/-aitman I* thr irrandrinuglr Longwood. •er on Malntr St., for a few week*. at a spot where the fartllty would sene community and one community nlone should Irr ol Mr. and Mr*. J . F. ZartMr. and Mrs. Merle Harris of Mr. and Mr*. Leroy Neumann II I Gardiner, Me., arrived In town returned Monday from a few diy* f tm dm n>R«t* ussRitt •». •{*.» more people, more Industry, more freight be one formed from a two-munty or two- limn of l.oliKWood. ahipment. and more military personnel. city group of aviation enthusiasts — not Lirulrnsnl and Mr*. It. K. Gci* on Thursday to spend the winter. visit wtlh friend* in Hollywood •And another thlnf about It—It blends perfectly with gcr and children have hern visit­ Mrs. Harris is the daughter of , and Daytona Beach. your complexion.’’ Sanford and Seminole County If grow- from just a single community who plan for ing with Mr. and Mr* Steve Rock­ lag quickly Into more than a prominent thcmselvoi alone and for their own accom­ well while enrootc to Key Wett stage. for recent releases stated that some­ modation. Naval Rase. Lieut. Geiger re­ cently earned hia Matters Dething ahould be done quickly "before a An airport for Central Florida that wilt neighboring community county get* ahead bring the major airlines — all of them gree in Engineering at M.l.T. In Massachusetts, and will now be too —Into this area is • serious tiling. 'M ua." stationed at Key Wett. It Isn't the thought of The Sanfonl Herald We are sure that the Seminole County Mr. and Mr*. Joe Drown of *“•to get ahead of anybody. We have never Chamber of Commerce will take an active (Villa. Ga., are guc*t« of their •uggeated that one community or one area and immediate part in planning the facili- daughter, Mrs. Olin Elgin and be gagged for the benefit of another. We ties that ara needed here — and not miles family. Mr. and Mrs. Brown ara ■uggeet that the airport for Central Florl- away in the middle of a web of city streets, moving tn Florida and hope to settle In Longwood. - -4a be placed at an advantageous location highways, limited accent throughwuys and Charles Gross, who reside* at go that "It would serve more people, and expressways — but in the center of the de- Mobley'* Trailer Park, is a pall* more Industry, and more freight demnnd. mand for air travel and air freight service, ent at Winter Park‘Hospital. Mr. suffered * heart altark * even more touriata and more military per­ An alr)>ort for Central Florida 1* another Gras* and ha* hern quite ill, however, Tha nndoralgrtad DomorraMc nnmlneea for Seminole County public office* In the General sonnel." one of the public sendee facilities that we are n<iw able tn report that he Sanfonl is on the verge of a tide of growth should gu to the tup uf the list parallel ' i» improving. Flection on November 6, 1966, urge the voters to support the Democratic Party on the local, that will bring the population of the with other need* that arc ini|K>rtunt in the Mr. ami Mr*. Rutherford Lee state and national Itval. - sow popular city to a mere 50 to CO thou- creating of a major city In the network of amt three childrrn, who have retided at the Morgan home on :aand citizens. That Ifti't Just "puppy talk* Florida"* booming content Ea»t loike SI. have moved Into •a It Is facts thnt have bwn projected by It ia our belinf that only through the election of n Democratic Congrc** and a D em ocrat!* No unc can discount the growth of San­ the VanDam home on Molnar S*. : experts who know what they are doing. ford and Seminole County — for the rate Mr. Lrr U manager of the din* administration can we maintain a voice in national affair* nnd reflect our view* In government. Seminole County will grow precentnge- of growth is at such a high percentage ins fai'ililir* of Ihe Langford Howiae - In every aectlon. that one could not, with accuracy', predict j; tel. Winter Park. And before we know it there will bo a what the top figure might he in yrnr* to ! Mr. amt Mr*. Frank Ward,! Our own United State* Senators and Representative* from Florida, together with t h e i r Long Inland, X. Y » r ri v•>( In •"Abcks and terminals located on Ihe St. John* come. town t„ vbit Mr*. Ward'* ilftvr, colleague* from our neighboring atatc*. occupy important vhairmen*hip* nnd poaitlon* on the River at Sanford - this 1* another fart We have become Navy-minded, industry Mr*. Charles Morri*on and Mr. that we murt face and face quickly. Influential committees of Congrei*. They likewise hold high position* within our own Demomined, rond-mlndcd, commerce-minded, tou- Morriton, while enroute to their This terminal will make it neceasury that minded, and we MUST include air trav- winter home In Fort Myera. eratit Party. Mr*. Verier Elgin entertained we have at our dlspoaal. and not for the •1-mlnded, too. at a Coffee on Thurtday morning,! exclusive uae of the City, but for the use The Sanford Hrrnhl i* not going tn be thr following ladle*: Mn. M. I .ar­ •f all Central Florida, an airport that will So selfish to say thnt w« should work as gent. Mr*. D. A. Largrnt, Mn. Their voices, speaking for ua aa our repraa entativea, can beat be hcared in Washington by ■rr —■- — fast as possible so that another community Mary Ellrn Elgin. Mra. France*, tha party of which they art memban - tha Democntle Party. or county might not gvt ahead of us. Ab­ Brown, Mn. Etrie Dryanl, Mra.] The Sanford Harold solutely not — but we should work an hard, Mary Brook*, Mn. Rrrnie Smith,; Mn. Dorothy Block and Mr*. 8. F iM b iil DtUr (M « n h l i r l t r ■«*«■* as fast, a* complete, and a* solidly as pos­ C. Mnrtin. Senator* Holland and Smather*, Governor Collin*, Congreasman Herlong and our six sible toward securing an »ir|>ort for all Lrutrtmnt Commander and Mr*. ■um l iltH m titir OcUbtr If. l i l t •( of thu principal airlines at a location where * • i r**i offu* •( •*■(•!*. rtsriss •*«** th« t«t A It Geiger and daughter*. Jean other Democratic Florida Congressmen, have endorsed the nominee* for the Democratic Party. of C»p * tm* »f M irth I 117 • it would iwrve as many people as jnissilile and Marilyn, were recent guerit man ranitwa waiur m u *** mariom harman bil . »«»«wu»* tsit»r We join them in urging the election of a Democratic administration and a Democratic Congress of Mr and Mr*. Steven Rockwell. and an many eomtnunities an |MM*ilde. aVKLTN J CDSaiNO A S n rtU lis M tllS tr Lieut.-Commander Giegrr I* «taWe earnestly Indicve that Seminole (*ounin November, in this way, and in thl* way only, do we have « chance to muke our voice* heard. tmnel at |'rn*atula. • i M t i f •» i m a i i m Ii i M r j t t i Vhi Mil ty. between Sanford and Orlando, would •ttUdvriy !• !*•••• Hr rtsakllti* • k it h U l i t , , .. * . ., i Friend* of Mr. and Mr*. Krnaat. *•- Munir. provide la **■ MU a«s i f »n <V. —r -------- ■ the locution that would serve more |mm,, former re.ident* of Longpeople than any other site that could In' wood, will be *otry in hear that tad Hatlaaatlr S * •antral A lftrtM ti law Ml •**!. la Bari*** Ban k B U * . selected. ‘Bey »re both patient* in Ihe Or- ! atlaeu OaarcW Now la the time for leading citizen*. A,r B**«* Ho»plt*L Mr. ll»rDOUGLAS STENSTROM for State Senator. 37th District combined with the effort* of the lloainl of w dl be trentferred to Bey atiBscaiprioa * a tx * *. M* **r wtak o»a Maalk II.IS Pines llntpltsl tn St Petersburg! 1. Seminole County CommiAMioner*. the Hoard ■« »oon a* *rrangrme.it* can bd: MACK N. CLEVELAND, JR .for State Representative Seminole County Bl* Maalk* O** Tsar MaaUe (M# ...... lt.il ass.se of Sanford City CommlHxIoiicra. thu Sem­ made. Ah Okinary aallaaa, tarda af Ikaaka, raaaUtUa* aid ealWta af aat*rlalnw*at far Ik* pare*** nf ralil** GORDON V. FREDERIC for State Representative, Seminole County inole County Chamber of Commerce, the Mr. an.i Mr*. M. McDaniel* an* raala will k* <karf*d far al taealar adrarlltlae rat** City of Caseellierry, the City of I-nnpwood. ] nounre 'hr birth of thrlr »on. The O. P. HERNDON for Clerk of the Circuit Court young man ha, not a* >rt brrn Page 4 Monday, October 20. 1056 the City of Altamonte Spring*, the City of named. Oviedo, the community of De Itary. Orange G. Itoulr, of Tampa wa* J. L HOBBY for Sheriff City and the City of Dcluitd in locating the a .Mr* wrrk-rnd gurat of her *on, R»y TODAY'S wm.K VKR3E airport where it will lie more dc«irnhle Bowlr* and family. "Aik. and It ahall ha given you; seek, MARY E. EARLEfor County Assessor of Taxes and ya shall find; knock, and it shall lie and will benefit the greater nunda-r of Thr Thursday Brulgr Club w*a people. rntrrUinnl at Ihr home of Mra. opened upto you. (Matthew 7:7) JOHN L. GALLOWAY for Tax Collector * ► 1st!ret Riel om highlight of thctrl V f. sad Mi*. J . £■ Briddor) trip was tha opea bouse given at' and Wallace of Pierson spent 8 i» the borne of Mrs. R. K. Ryan, as- day with Mr. and Mrs. H. E listed by Mrs. Msud# Cooke and BradUot*. Mbs Margaret Colley, wtlh Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Orr and children nf DeLand spent if# ■V ________________ HELEN SNODGRASS andMrs. M. II. Ryan as the guests Hooor ro llio r tha first six vrecka of honor, with approximately 123 week end with theirparent*. i|r. at Enterprise as announced frtenda calling to renew acqualn-, and Mr*. II. E. BradJock. by Praf. Hayman ara as follows: tancea. | Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Snodsrs** fourth Grade, Paul Sermon*, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hayman and and Mr. and Mrs. J , c . Dolores ZavloakJ. Jimmy Walker. Mbs Sylvia Hayman. enterlalned anJ children of Sanford vlaitec kor Tuesday evening with a dinner Mr. and Mrs. Jark*on in T.mp* riflh Grade, Peggy Breyetlc. «nd "TV pwrly" honoring Mr. Sunday. Kitty Burnett. *nJ Mrs. Milton Smiley of Maine Mr. and Mrs. William Er«m Sixth Grade, reggy Breyette. »»d Mrs. Norton and Mr. and of Philadelphia, Pa., are houi« Kitty Burnett. . Mrs. Alva Hayman of Orange guests of 51r. and Mrs. L. c. Sixth Grade, None; Hayman. Eighth Grade, Margaret Bearh. Mr. and Mrs Harold Wulti Mrs. Thoma* Rivers and rhildLinda Dunn. Gall Holloway. Slia- •P*"1 ,h« * f * k »•«< vbiting re- ren Su.an, Tommy and Mr*. |i.. ron Jennlng*. lalivea in Jackwinville, friend* in vers and Mrs. E. C. Vaughan ( The assembly nroxnm was Madison and Mrs. StulU’s »bter Green Cove Springs visited Mr*, given by Lester Man. ventrllo•« Tallahs.sfe. , W. L. Tyler Wednesday. • qulst represeating Narcotic edu­ cational program at the acbool auditorium. Mrs. Ida Padgett was hoMc** to the members of the W.S.C.8. in eelebratioo of the World Day of prayer at her home on Thurs­ day. The program wa* under the di­ rection of Mrs. Kermlt Wiggins. After the program, each lady hav­ ing prepared her own sandwiches and drink* served by the hostes* Ihe group enjoyed lunch together. Mr. and Mr*. II. II. Ryan and Mbs Helen Snodgrats returned Tueiday from a 10 day vacation In Virginia, during which Ume they visited many friends and re- Longwood el VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY t| JJ ft $* H f L I ! i ; I •u Genova <j I *1 r Ml i | it By ADDIE PRIVATE A *ov*r*d dlak (upper we* held Wednesday night at Ibe P in t Beptb t Church la honor of Mr. end Mi*. W. L 8*1* ■pon their re­ turn from touring the United State* for the p u t year. Mr. and Mra. Harry Horimtr af Mtchlfan hare returned to their homo her* after (ponding tho *uam*r month* at th*lr home iz there. C Mr. and Mra. Horace Day have - return»d hocna ilt* r ifondlng awhile la New lotyraa Bearh. Mra. W. L. AMonaan haa re­ turned home after •pending aome time In Georgia with her nephew, Clear Loaltar. Philip Bauer has returned home after apeodiag a few day* In Malt- lead with M n. Prod Battard. A .,: Mr. and Mra. L n ter Harper iili § V KRDKlJVn IMPROVES NAVY RECORD ANNAPOLIS. Md. UP-Ed. Erda late Is now In hit seventh year a* Navy’* football coaeh. When he rams here in 1130. Ihe U. 8. Naval’ Academy team had won but five gam ti in lour year*. Tha Middle* had loit M game* In that period and tied three. Under Erdelate. Navy show* 2* victorias, 21 setbacks and five tie* In tlx teasuiu. lloAcvt-r, 21 uf thete win* rame In the last four year*. have aa thatr guoeti far a few had been attending the lu te Urol•gkal Convention at tha Longford t H h A . W L n . - i s * Hotel, la Winter Pork. ** O. B. Air Parra. Jlauay Brawn, a atudaat at tha “ V alm alty af Florida spent the - - waskant hart with hla parante, Me. and Mra. Laater * M ONEY Mr. ond Mra. E. M. Grant had a t their recent n eats, Mra. Grant'* •later, Mra. Lota McKlnnej and daughter Myrna and Morrteon Price of JachaanvOIfc ... L Pn 9j iCf L K aVlFl m W ji 9R a c . f sS fe \ JOHN KRIDER for County Commissioner, District No. 1. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD for County Commissioner, District No. 3. HOMER LITTLE for County Commissioner. District No. 5. GEORGE A. K ELSEY for Constable, DistrictNo. 3. t g KARLYLE HOUSHOLDER for County Prosecuting Attorney THEO AULIN for Justice of the Peace, District No.3. to 1 )0 0 • W. HUGH DUNCAN for Justice of the Peace, District No. 4. • J . Q. (SLIM) GALLOWAY for Constable, District No. 4. i n a n c e HOMER SEW ELL for Justice of the Peace, District No. 6. C O R P O R A T I O N ___ ________________tAMPOtO ■ . ■ . .I ll WpitFirttStroot..•••& ••wv.. .Til. 1133 W. A. LEW IS for Constable, District No. 6. •war------------ 4 0 7 C#atfol Avenue.,» « • • • • «Tal, J-6 4 9 ) J HeM S -n r-n ) V i i a n k D*O e* l a O (see C e a * e * j im •+ I ■f—i- ERNEST HOUSHOLDER for County Judge and tharaf$ tha cM a d convanlanee of know* In)g baforahand that paymahti may ba arrangad to $uit yaw - i cigyfgBrn •Tjafite- CAMILLA D. BRUCE for Supervisor of Registration fo r e v e ry p u rp o se Ted Kroll ran hi* golf earning* for IBM to t7IA3S fallowing hi* ISO,000 victory la the Tam O' Shanler world championship ia Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Cad*r Hart had a* their weekend goe*ta, Mra. Haris' •later, Mr*. Edythe Mil­ ler and granddaughter. Stephanie Simmons of SaraioM: her airier and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Stanley McMullen of Safety Har­ bor; and Dr. and Mra. Melvin Sim­ mon* of laraaota, Dr. Simmon* RAYBURN T. MILWEE for Superintendent of Public Instruction C. F. HARRISON for Member of School Board (Pol. Ad. Sponaorwd and P a k JF o rB y SamlncW County Dtmocralic F.xtcutiwr Com.) It 8. BHIhfmar, S*r«tary.Trea*ur«r ■ �■' >......" T - - - *?/•' . r V . ‘!^ ’ THE SANTORD HERALD Mon. Oct. 29. 1956 * ----------------------— otHW ■:?;*■ '.-4 » _^iVr»r>W«BRt • " ’ Page B S o c ia l fc vfw ttk G irls {.earn Rules For V o lle y b a ll; Play Tournam ent Miss Mydies Schedule Schedule of Miss Myrtle Wilson. Home Demonstration Agent. Oct. 31 through Nov. 8 I* as follow*: Oct. 31 Sanford Home Dcmonatration Club will meet at the Council Cen­ ter at 9 a. m. to clean the levring Presbyterian Church will meet In machines. the Scout Room at 7:00 p m. Ceramic class will meet at Sem­ inole High School al 7:00 p. m. TUESDAY Southside Halloween Carnival Nov. 1 Long wood Home Demonstration will be held on the Southside School Yard from 1:30 until 9 p Club will meet at the Library at 10 a. m. Demonstration will be m. Supper mUI be served The Brownie Scouts of the First "Preparation of Fools for the Prctbvlrrian Church will meet In Home Frecjcr.” Covered dish the Youth Building at 3:00 p m. lunch. Girl*' 4 11 Club, Pine Crest The Pioneer Fellowship and Hcrrration of the First Presby­ School, will meet at 1:30 p. m. Mr*. R ft. Fort**, adult leader terian Church will meet in the Youth Building from 8:00 p in and Mis* Wilson, Home Demon­ stration Agent. through 1:00 p m. The llev. P. L. Stone will con­ Nov. 2 Executive Buatd meeting of the duct the morning devotions over Home Demonstration Clubs will WTRR. Sanford, at 8:".0 a m. be at the apartment of Miss Wil­ son at t 3o p. m. WEDNESDAY the Firvt Baptist Church will Nov. 3 hold a Prayer Service at 7:10 p .: 4-H Radio Program over station m. and at 8:11 is a Training IVion WTItR al 11:30 a. m. PaoU Girls' 1 11 Club uill have the program. Wcrkcr* Conference The Girl Scouts of the First Nov. 5 Girls' 4 II Club of Slavia School Presbyterian Church will meet at will meet at 2:30 p. m. 3:10 p. m. at the Church. The Senior High Fellowship Re­ Nov. 8 Geneva Girls' 4-H club will meet creation of live First Presbyterian Church will meet at the Church at 9 no a. nt. at the school Girls’ 4-H Club at the SanforilJunior High at 7:00 p. m. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will school w-ill mr.-t at 11:41 a. m. lie conducted by llev. A. fi. Mcln- and 12:12 p. m. for the 7th and Sth nis. Pastor of the First I'rrsby- grade girl* Mr*. Wimbcrlv. adult leader and Miss Wilson, Home U-rian Church at 7 13 p nt The Chancel Choir will rehearse Demonstration Agent. at First Presbyterian Church a t 1 Ceramics clss* will meet at 7.00 p.m. at the Seminole High School. 7:30 p. m. The Rev. P. E. Stone will .onduct the morning devotions >cr \\ ritlt. Sanford, at 8 30 a m Students Enjoy BY PENNY MARION Hire it Is basketball time for the girls of 9 II S but that l« i not my tuple (for this column!. What I wont to talk about is voltry hall The girl* fir*t started with ex plarwithm* concerning the rules and regulation* from our patient Mi*. Itohn. Of course w,- didn't, like that because we wanted to get busy and play. Finally we did and after a week nr two of pr.v tier, we started tournament. Axi •-•ach rlits was divided Into squad*, they played each other to •«-e who would be the winner and lh<- one tu play the winning squad Cf mother class ,„r the seml-fm- Calendar MONDAY l ake Monroe School Carnival Mill begin at <’■ and last until 9 pin. Everyone is invitcil and a good time It psomiscJ for all. Special Hireling of Beta Sigma Phi at Mr*, ' ollc Williams Br.ng article* for baxaar. “ The First Baptist Chirch «• II observe World Missiuit tVeck of Prayer Oc» 29 through Nov. 4. The Elder Springs Baptist Cha­ pel Mill meet at 8:10 p. m. for a tovered dish supper and a Sunday School Council meeting. The V. W. A.'s of the First Bap­ tist Church will meet at -i:3n p. m The Boy Scout* of the First • Tuesday Is Tim e, Oviedo Is P la ce ; Fun Slated For A ll By MARIAN JONES OVIEDO—OvIcJlon*. «*k c up and take heed! Th* IfaiPween Carnival for the Oviedo High School, sponsored by the Oviedo . P-TA l* at hand. The time It Tuc*w day. Oct. 30. 7 p.m. The place is the gymnasium of the OvieJo High School. ITic delirious turkey sup­ per Mill lie served in the school lunchroom, commencing at fi p.m. Mrs. Don Ulrey and her group of eighth grade mothers proml-e you n good supper. Get your li-kct* rartv—or be on hand at the door to get them. Mr*. F. M. Spark*, general « chairman, •»>« that those wish­ ing to compc'i- for costume priic* he sure to gather at the Uvie.lo Bantivt Church, ready to mar.-h promptly at 8 p m. Judges will be stationed at var­ ious places to observe the cos­ tume* and price* will be aManted after their votes are taken for var­ ious age groups. Start searching among your old ra»tawuy« for some'htng that will 9 make a unique rig. put it on. and h.e away to the parade. You might be the winner. " r know you nil) not sit at home when you hear what a sur­ prise Mrs. John Duda has In store for you at her twelfth gradr Post Office When Katie Dnda line* a Job, *he doc* it well. She ha* gone all out for this Post Office Ilea, and we are rx'remely dc— siroiis to hare one nf those prise ® peckagr*. She has recelvrd packages from such eminent people as Ailall Stevenson, Estes Kefauver, the White lloii.r. the Vice Pri-••*'.- it flovornor Collins. Arthur Godfrey, and An Linkli-ller. to Im- told. Do you want to be the po»*cs*ur o f on# of these package*? lie nn hand earley then, for you viill have stiff coinpetition. Katie alto t*''* ^ us that -he had a number of pack­ ages from Chicago and from other place*—a* well at local packages. Reminds me that I have to wrap mine up for her. I must not for­ get. Mrs. Mitlon (core anil hft» fir*t grade mothers will have a sidewalk cafe this year (some­ thing now i for tho*e who do not gel the turkey supper—or wi>h a sna k Inter. I understand that she and her sister-in-law. Mr*. Young Harris, are going to work the cafe end hot dog stand in conjunction. Mr* Harris represents the seventh grade and will enlist the aid of some of her seventh grade moth­ ers and father*. Expect a lof of father* will be prr ent lint night— PRAIRIE LAKE t o n it k r ^ G d ___________ p v L ^ u c n in .ind “ P H F F F T ” Use Just once —kills ugly weeds for months THURSDAY The Intermediate Chetr ••( the First Baptist Church will rehearse at 7:30 and the Adult rho.r at 8.00 p. m. The Junior Choir Mill have Iheir rehearsal and fellowship at the First Presbyterian Church at 3:11 p. m. The Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will practice at the Church at 7:30 p. in The llev. P. L. Stone will conduel the morning devotions over WRR, Sanford, at I 30 a m E x ce lle n t Program 111 SIIS STUDENT Boy. did mc have fun in chap.*) Tuesday morning. It really was a big program First we had two •(V’kcr* Mr. Milner and Mr*. M. R 9!rickland Mr Milnee gasr a talk on higher education and Mrs. Strick­ land presented the L’DC History Award fo J. D Stone. We really are proud to have thr honor go to someone in S II S Good going J D We then had a magician show FRIDAY by Ernest Southward, which comTeh Rev. P. L. Stone will con­ pisdcly duinfnitndcd us. He really duct the morning devotions over lr|t good and we r-iiove.t •*. WTRfl. Sanford, at 8 30 a. m The "S. If. S. gossip singer*" The Junior 1 Department „f the then sang and ga.e some of us First Baptist Church Sunday mighty red face* hut it‘* all for School s ill have a (let Acquainted fun. and we get a big kick out of Social In the Educational Rutldtng it at 7:30 P. M. Lct’a have some more of these chapel programs! Sylvia Price, SATURDAY The R. A'* of the First Baptist j and her committee have been do­ Church will me-t at the church. ing a great job. BI RTHS Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Steele an nuunce the birth of a Hi 1< ot. son, llurke Morri*. on Friday, Oct. 28. In Orange Memorial Hos­ pital. Mr*. Steele will be remem­ bered as the former Miss Eli/a beth File. Personals Mrs. Ursula Thornton, Mr*. Minnie Ewan and Mr*. Bertha Rhode* left Saturday aboard thr S S Evangeline out of Jacksonvill*- for a trip to Bermuda. Jim Hawkins, of Lakr Monroe, has pledged to Sigma Nu Frater­ nity at Stetson University in Dewot king, as well as otherw ise. Remember our curiosity i» I.and. still up In the air over the surprise Jim Kriiler ha* pledged to Pi the faculty has in More for us, too. With Marguerite parkin. <>•> Kappa Alpha Fraternity at Stetson P-TA president, a* a member of University. that faculty—I expect most any­ Mr and Mrs E. C, Holland of thing. Won’t be surprised ut all Not to mention Virginia Slatry, Canton, N. C.. have been visiting Paul Vfikler, Lot* Ruddcll and ali Mrs. M. N. Cleveland and family. the rest. Come prepared. Friends of Mrs. Eunice Dann A great deal of Interest will be will br pleased to learn that she shown in the dlme-a dance, con­ iv recuperating nicely after un­ ducted by the teenagers. Get your dergoing surgery at Orange Me- j partner In line. mnnal Hospital. She is In roam The tiny tots will have the fi-h 119. pond, which is a delight to them: th* toy rides and many other at­ Mr. and Mrs Rurkr Steele have tractions. returned from Newark, N. Y'.. There will also be other ride* wh«rc they have been spending games of all kind*, the country Ihe past three months. store and thr rookrd foods The country store, such -sn at­ traction each year under the spon­ sorship of Mrs. John Du-la has (hinged hand* this year and will be under the direction of the sixth LAST TIME TONIGHT grade, Mr*. John Coe, chalrsnin STARTS 8:30 for that grade. Me have already listed o.ir chair­ men of each concession, *o will not bore you further. We will just meet you theie lYesday night. iu*T>nVhe ★ ★ ★ SHE® I ( 11•*•f /l • l ' iv 'tll.. Lowest* Priced G-E Console Vi j ('pieman n r v B‘ n, "*rv ‘ ^ ^ ^ h* ^ ea andI Oil Heater that can give a J Week's Free Heat each month I J Pays for your heater! Automatic 0.1 Santr balsucaa a.r fuetmiitureal every sett mg, saves up to i rj 7k on o<lt And famous Low O'slt Bu.nei does sway with ha>d carbon —In* stead, burns it lor estra ws.mtht •* !.r* • Modern Wood (Tiltinrt In Mnlmgiiny firnin l inixh linlrd Safely Reaps floors warm, (•ln-s-t »p*#4r1t comtoit everywlterel • Altiminired Piet tire Tube • Sel Anil I'nrgcl Volume Coni ml With Dirotlionoir \ Blower, it's the biggest comfort buy on the mar­ ket! Act now while you SAVE $ 2 0 ! | Console TV 806(*T YJCim* irffkrr RYAN-MAYO'HUNTER N»flMU1« -M lia W M J B I HI-m w«RIRi w s IR a ifiW M Feature * 7:21 • 8:18 l:lt ’ hell. G v ' ^ wje with purchase of Now 1956 • Dynnpnvver Speaker For Faithful Tone MODEL 211 1.17 FE.AT, * 1:38 * 3:11 7:1* • 9:18 when the Myer* arrive. The Station Wives h.xd their monthly hi l-lgr at the It.O.Q. Thursday. Turkey *ind*irh»* were prepared by the kitchen, and hottest Dot Leary brought **1c de**crt, A*hlch wa» rich, 7<>ofy, delicious, but of an unknown quality. Lucille Jilt- Sue Stibbs, H. G. Koch Jr. Happy Birthday Wed In Candlelight Service r w lW KI w Hlein.!EItnwill T .*beua vgrand . r,,,.»•** reunion V oi viewable Imwm w-- i . ■- - e .*.?x:::.rz- »• • ll.trk a<u #v*iig kau • « * w sisr.l.rs* sod. pr*»**ls rt*at .j».h lot from on* lo loo >»sn. Jrtl for drslrojini wrtJs la i-.tics, brakw »ik*. 8r.sewsfX.ssc, air to sprtf with *enail.nt ttn. rlToM os, 1*8*1 directions snd (*w lion tr.M s icg. V.t rst o/T : It )ol, OSTHO) PII. 211 LAINhM It 1 F - f . ‘r « If ’ Ml >ou wanl to ^ out f your boy“ lfnd l» true, then Halloween i» ,*ir ***3 •• do it! According to an old Irish myth, say* Mis* Felie W. Clark, assistant In the library at the L'niver»ity of Florida. Just put three Ivan* upon the hearth on the eve ^ J c L M. Name Ruth Barren ha* »» her geest this week, Connie Paschal of Jack­ sonville. Bill B»rmn I* still In Jax going through instrument school, hut will b** finished next week Meanwhile Ruth has had a busy time sh-pping and visiting. YAH 9 will be glad to hava Bill bark. Talked In Alice Myers. She and C. E. are thrilled about hla or­ ders to Washington. He will ba working In the Pentagon under |j.p Chief of Naval Information. Many old - W -n lit e . a.e upth.ro hratrd throughout Europe, th e, * » * i* 0!' f t . 1 " . . . v . “ British Isles, and the United, r ’, . State, a . an evening .urts.und.-d, ^ ■ „ , , lW nril U l by the mystc.y nf ghosts, hobgub , u > ry ho„ rll<-t for !ha Mi*. Hairy Grorge Koch J i . (PI. do II,Im*. and witc .* 'station Wive* Lrehv-m which wtl! origin Of the (estival l. believe.. • , t)c hrM „,r M. c . q to be found in Ihv- rile* ol the an. . . , , „ , rient Druid* and th.- early R«- , »•-“« r® ffc J "»n mans, say* Mis* Claik Thr Druids j thl* morning. D. die King believed that .m that night the '’Irked a rather inopportune moOct. 28 great lord »f death. Saman. called mr'1* * m ** B*' Linker i. II Waynne together all the wicked soul, that " n<| Janr “ ratty w r, there dec >• Oct. 27 had been condemned during Hie rating for the •ig P*rt)‘ ta^ l-e Mi** Sue Alice Stibbs, daugbtei cd cocktail length dress f pwr* Mrs I. T. Evan* past ys-wr, to inhabit the bodies '"T.l innighi wrlrommg bsck \AIIof Mr. and Mr- i lam * Willi* lUk. It featured a bat' Orl. ?« of animals Tim peasant* gather-'3- H the preparations Justify tho Stibbs. DcLand, and Harry Gmrgc lim . <ruling in a dr* p in Mrs. Phil Mara r.l togriher to keep a sharp l.mk* results, it should be a great iuc* Koch Jr ., son of Mr*. Cecilia San-1 back I * >• t u cm Ilixirr llo.-.an out. an I built hu-o h .-fire* to rest. chioli, of Miami, ami t’apl. II pha»i/..l by ,-lu*i--r* of i . *• Orl, 29 war.) off lhe-c evil spirits. I All thr Girl Scouts of the Cltrua (i. Koch, of Nr.* Orleans, La . She wuis a p ile pink hand . f vc! Dicky Young Thr Roman- celebrated sis honor. Council, their mothers, father*, wrrr Joined in marriage Saturday vet *vlth a half veil, and earned 1 of Pamona. the old Italian god- slitrrs, and brother! will conal 3:3o p m. in the Flr«t Christian ereacenf .hatx-d arrangement of M.urt. Draper. N » . Mis* Lilccn |()fJf i)f |(tp frui, ()f , (ip , rf0|l (\|! vf r gv* un Pincrrest school, Novem* Church in DrLand pale pink carnation*. The llev. l/rrvn A. Dunton offiPc man was ( tiarh * F ••"■*. Hi a imor D.-Land, ll»* Margate! u , , ! festival, nut* and apple* were her 4th—that's Sunday, from three ( i.-b y DrLand, and Mr*. Ja m es, roa>(f(j „ ,pr lienee the to four to celebrate Juliette Lew'* elated at the candlelight, double of Ih-Lami, nml the ush-r*. all i: It*, D.-Land. present day custom of apple boh- birthday. The troops will hare a ring service, which was perform- l-nmlxU Chi Alpha l- .aG '' Attending the welding from I hin f still rrmain* speclvl randlrlight stmvlce, xahlch e«l against a background of large llur- of 'lie grinim. wen- John basket* of mums nud fladl'dl ami Todd. Sanford. John Mrl. ..n In . Si.nl.>.i| weir \|r*. t A. And»r-| Through the year*, the mv.tieal should he very lovely. Julietta potted pain’s, - •!•* thr Inn *»-vcn l.alxl John lluckleh rry. P >t n •on J r . Mr- Vernon D«vi*. Mr* aspect dcveln|>ed from the feasts, la*w, at I'm sure most of yen l C. Mitchell. Mr*. Mary Prlch-1dancing and rlory telling arounu know, was the foumler of the Girl branched candelabra shiuhling a IikJ . and John Ol lham. Evan oi,I. Mi- Milllnm Walker. Mr* ! Hip fires But it took the Irish to Scouts, and at such, is honored so(t glow over the »crm\ The fam­ vtile. Ins! Volte William* Sr., and half Fo* develop the i.iinantic angle, for every yesr on her birthday. Work* ily pews Mere distinguished hy Mis. Mibbs chox % fur f»8*r student, from Mist Stltibv' second what would be more naluril on a int e*perlvtly hard on this oeca* largo satin bow* .laughter'* wedding. n ilirii of mystic evening such as th.s, Ilian slan It Rita Rauer, as well a* all Miss Carolyn Peter- of St. Pet­ teal blur falitr- rut on primr»* hi g. oh- cli*. the troop leaders ami assistants. ersburg, soloist, •ii "Thruu -h lines, with malchli.g \. Far her going away outfit Mrs. thr prophecy »( love affairs’ Halt So. If all other lest* prove There may he a sitter service the Ysvars** nml ’ llcenu-c" ami and l.la.k acceaxorlr.i. She vti»rc Koch those a rovisl *> we velvet sheath dress, fashioned with an worthless, try eating an apple in 1available. If so, I will let you was accompanied by Mi»* Mury an orchid corsage. (runt of a mirror on Ort. 3t and I know. Rosa Andersun, of Sanford, <>r. a Mri. San. hint!, m-iffnT of l!ir etuplic waistline, nml worn with • r.uevi that’* all for today, but nisi, who al-n played the tradl- groom wasi attired In a jtrrrn sill 1 t.ialching lac*- Jacket, lealuring a watch for ihe reflection ol yo,.r future tpoul* te appear. f don't hive Ode this month, so httran neckline and velvet but­ drrse. worn ssittl.la.k black print I'll Ik* heme, and can't get out nuptial music. Mist Peter* and apre-oric* and an orchid c or* ton .lossn Ihe losck. This ssas tel to dredge up the news—so p lu s* off h- black accessories ami a .Miss An.ler.on are Zrta Tail Al­ sage pha Sorority *r* of the bride World Community call me and give me th# Utaat. Follow Inc Ihe aril IIng, a re.rep* eor.are of vshlle roses Also the coffco pot is alwayi on Thr love!* i«. civ. n in mat Afier a brief huiu-ynioon trip to Doll svjs Itrhi in the rhur. h p;*r drop by if you have a chance. Htcc hy h--r her, woie a walls !oi«, uliich wcri* «!••«,-orate,| Mtill .... .Midi-rluird destination, Mr. Day To Be Held lev-th gown ».f layer* of nylon htl8kl,ll Ilf mums an*t gladioli M'l ■oil Vlr* Koch will make Iheir tulle over tuff-la. Tic Imuffunl |Ndtr.t palm luitiir -n K Kentucky Ave. In I'*- On November 2 India, Pakistan Xer^a, Japan, skirt featured applique- of handI ')(* bride * table was . ■>- vrv«l I - " " 1 World Community Day sponsor- Grrrcr, Italy, Germany and llong* clipped cha.dlll) larr embroider- wuh an Imported Italian eiit< -ik Tin ...» Mi* K.mhgut her II. Cl| j,y (j,p (j„|.w| c h urch Women, hong. Articles Jctired ar# -lothe# e l with seed (w-arl*. \ Jacket of elolh. eenler.-l with j thr. - lien I VDegree from Stetson University 1 w(|| observed Nov. 2 at 2:30 for boyv over 18 and m#n, yard* elutnlily lace » a . worn over Ihe ws-d.liug cake. t»|.pe<l wllh wi-sl I-! I die where she » o a inrm ,, at (hp ,s#„ford v'hrist.an °f denim, sheeting or C»b4fw strapless lexlirr. She wrote r.l. i .ling bells, (to either -Idr o( Ihe ixt ..f /eta lau Alpha Social So ' Church. I8n? Sanford Asrnue. dine, suitable for work elolhlfltft length inllU of tulip and her cake were silver randelahr.. ..J M . 'i r.rdv She is ..n thefaculty at Tho-r a-'lendlnit tho inerting blanket* of any tile or finger Dp veil, alto nf nvlon tulle, | un. h sriVe«l (nun I sparfk!oithsl.le ’rim ary Sch<*ol in San- are to bring art I.-Ira 'n make up clean: and children's aarm ..i fell from a hand of white velvet, ing erystal pinch bawl Parcels for Peace lo '»e sent lo ing. in gooJ condillou. edged in pearls. Sh< tamed a Mr Koch D a studrn* of Strt-|. Mrs Miiham Walker, D- I ■ I i nlversily'a 8-h. -i of Rgilaesv 0 crescent shaped cascade of while kept the bride', book and ervlng rosea. at the reception were Ml.a Arllne V.lii.mlstraliun, where he I. . Mist Loune Hall, of Sanf I ’ laqulrr, DeLaml, Mi.* H-». . member of Lambda * m vipi maid of honor, wore a rose eoh-r- Hulls, Or Lulu. ’ IDs !.-• >i-.’ -in! I ralernily 1 t » io x 308 W. 1*4 ST. Here's A T e st Sure To Prove If...................... Lover .. Is True , „ Halloween was or! -r- . , * '! ......• ballotse4 mm MVAO0 By VIRGINIA CONN semi-final if it begins to hU/e or burn, he are Penny Mariun of second period ha* a high regard for you. If the and France* Stanley of sixth j>cr ' |,ran* " 4mr'* you ami your iod. To Ihe*r two trains playing ' inrr burn together, then he I* luc-day "Good luck and mav lh e : -'our future huibat-d. "Tbisi s only one of the many b-«t team win international tale* about Hallo­ ween." say* MU* Clark, "am! quite different they are from the original meaning of the rrlchraHon- NOW SIIOWINC Your Florida (iroruin nnd Alahanta Hoy* . who lie* (Time Ih e lb’ll Filthier* of the I'arlfir. K IL G O R E S E E D Co. Conning The News DOLLAR A CAR NIGHT" $229*^5 Sanford Electric Company 116 MAGNOLIA AVE. J / 8 MODELS...\ ; « h,,‘ *,*than« estra tar** rad.aU' and top gruta put all th* heat into >our home 50^ BICCC8 heating arts' choice of decorator finish- f/ e s . . . t o heat one room o r/ a whole h o m e . AS LOW AS $8.50 Ter Month Hurry! *20 Savings Expires Dec. 1st. ftouUkll P L U M B I N G PIIONF. 112 ■g^tJr �A-* Page 6 Men. Oct. 29. 1966 THE SANFORD HERALD Lyman 11 Smothered By T e r r i e r s 3 0 - 0 The Titiuvllle Terrier* broke a close game wide open with a fina. atama scoring ipree Friday night In Tituasille to smother Lyman 30 0. Terrier Roy Puckett was the fire ball for the TttiuviUe team as he scored twice. Intercepted two Greyhound aerials, and set-up two other tounchdowns. T h e outmanned Ore) bounJs held the Terrier* scoreless for the first quarter and allowed the Ter­ rier* only one TD per quarter in the second and third stanza* be­ fore they gave out of gat and Titusville ran wild. In the second stanra Tm-kelt returned a Greyhound punt to Ly­ man's own 15, and after an ex­ change of fumbles near the Grey­ hound goal. Puckett finally hull­ ed over from four yards out. On the first play of the second half Lyman again fumbled, ami the Terrier* recovered to set up the second tally. Puckett finally fulird over from four yards out. On the first play of the second half Lyman again fumbled, and the Terrier* recovered to let tip the second tally, Puckett again made the arore as he crosseJ 'hr SPM l Parkers Blank Out Sem inoles 2 0 -0 Favored Panthers Lose Friday's T i l t To P alatka 36-6 The Crooms Academy Panthers, after opening the season with a bang, hit the skicL Friday night with a 36-6 roue oy Palatka. Tha Panthers were favored two touch­ down*. Last week the hlghlv favored Panther* were tied hr Hungrrford of Winter Park 66. Head mentor Jo* Fair at'ributed the tie to over confidence on the part of the statf and players and the high spirits of the Winter Park team. As >et there have been no I'.atomenu by either Croom* Academy or coach Fair concerning the ore. *;dcd acotc Friday nigh, in I'alutka. Winter Park’* Homecoming and, evening, and the half time apeclg«t>ut into Use Orarg* nirt Con- aele was performed before the TOO I.ATK TO WIN a game, and In the final seconds of the game, quarterlack Hob Johnson roll*-out ference thla season waa marred confident homcoming fans at the Progress Reports and circles right end for 13 yards and a Drat down Friday night in Winter Park Terry Gocmbtl only hy an occasional mist a* th« Parkers led 134. throws the key block of tho play. The Seminoles were blanked out 2UO. (Jameson I'hitui Parkers blanked out the Sanford tin the second half opening Heard A t Peanut getninolcs 200 at llari-er Shepu id kickoff, Warner fumbled on hts Kunner-i.p, E B. Smith and Helen ended yesterday's round with a Plaid in Winter Patk Friday night, own 3t to set up the third Parker Bowl Meetjng The 50-day trotting meeting at Bloom. Low net was Mark Close 67, giving him a total of 291 for Jim Bu-kler rilled a meeting of The Parker’* speed and deeep score. Winter Park * John Jane, Freehold. N. J . Raceway this sea­ land and Gor* dayman; runner- j the first half. Ronnie Terpak tied BRYANT, RING, POWELL tlon kept the Seminole* rocked on thrra successive carries, l*d Peanut Bowl Chairman and In­ son attracted 146,548 fan* or 26 up Lib Cleveland and Sonny Powell 'for second with a 70 against Bob back on their heels all night, as the Parker, to the Seminal* II terested partir* at 7:30 on Ocotber AND TOOKE IN A FOURSOME Ida Bee Wilson copped the three ! Craig’s 72. Terpak and Craig now per cent more than in 1955. Winter Park tallied in every quar- yard line, where Il.'rxman ie- Id. The porno** of this meeting Last week At Br>ant, former points for the ladies by being clo­ |have a 300. There were two round* ter but the fourth and penetrate I iieved Jane of hts dutie* and was for each chairman to make a grrenskeeper for the Mayfa r sest to pin on No. 7, while Sonny at Dubadred CC. and two at the goal line from 10 yard* out. beyond Use Seminole 10 yard plunged for the II yards and pay 'Tovreai report. country Club and new with 'he Or­ Powell, for the men. was closest Mayfair. The team will now play In the final quarter the brilliant Mrs R. L. Parker, Ucket chair­ lando Country Club cam* to San­ lo pin on No. 16. marker on two other ocraiioni. , dirt on the neat play. Taylor defensive play by Puckett kept the • single elimination tourney, and i . ik . « . . . nt. .r i . r Rrmt. *8**0 booled true, and the Park-, man. reported that Uckets were ford and played a round with Dr. The player* enjoyed a barbecue will be rated according to their 72 Greyhound* in their own hack I RAN/A ARRIVES AT Bob quarterback Bob Johnson * « h»d themselves Ihetr fifth vie- purchased and sale* will begin II. K. Ring, Sonny Powell. ami following the tournament. All sa> i hole medal play arorra. yard and gave Sieglcr, Well*, and MAYFAIR immediately. J . T. Baggerly amlj Harry Tooke. fumbled on hb own 43-Jay Bergof tho season it »•*» the beat. Another (Ip of the CIIECLA’S DANCING A TREAT Gary Franca, Mario's assistant Brown scoring duties. Puckett in­ Lee Samuels are to handle the I TWO-BALL FOURSOME man and Billy Howell sparked a The Seminole* mads their deephat to Helen Manning. Coclle May Gentlemen, If you haven't yet at the Country Club, arrived Fri­ tercepted one Greyhound pass ticket sale* In the downtown aria. I AND BtRRECUE and Mabel. drive for the Parker* that carried r*t p*n*trati«n of the rvrnlnr in N'o child will be allowed to sell; daneed with Crrla Higginbotham, day. Gary hail* from Eaat Orange, and returned It to the one yarJ There was a twoball foursome to the til-inch lino befort the the second quarter. Starting on ticket* in this area. The Boom you most assuredly have missed a N. J ., and has been with Mario line, only to have the Terrier* DIVEVsl LEADS brilliant defensive play of Eddie thrir own 15 yard line tho Semi- Mother* have Iwen given ticket* at the Mayfair CC. Low gro«* was ROLLINS TUl'MNn treat. r>he's light a* air, and if for eight seasons a* assistant pro fumble away the scoring oppor­ "The Tiger" Barbour and Brant- note* went on the move, with for the children to sell and they j Barbara Itohnn and Bill Faurk.1 Dick Disenti continued to hold vou're like most of us after a He was with Marie for two years tunity. Score by Period* ley "ChooChoo" Schirard. plus a Schirard. Johnson, end Johnny will release their tickets on Nov­ tha leaJ a* the llollin* College fall hard 18 holes—tied and clumsy at Gtenwood Spring! Country cording to the secretary protem, Hole Medal Tournev ended the —her g t*‘ ? md ease gives you Club, Colo, and at Lake Mohawk Lyman . . — ......... 0 0 0 G— 6 live yard penalty, moved tho ball William*, and Warner sparking ember 2. II R. Heckenbaeh. first half of compciitlon. Dlvensl new confidence. back to the Seminole sii Parker the attack. Schirard moved the’ •Titusville _ .............— 0 6 6 16-30 * for ala years. Dan Wright, publicity chairman, halfback Jim Taylor, attempting hall to the 43 yard line, and on reported that he haa obtained ban­ Use smoo’h fake that had allowed the nest play Johnson passed to ners which will Lo repaintrd and Bergman to go to the *U Inch, William*, who snagged the aerial, «trung across streets down town. line, was chilled he ScH rer’ m cros*«J the mid-field atr./s and He alio suggested a television In­ ibf three. Jarring loae the ball,'ambled to the IK before he was terview with Don McAllister to be and the Semlnolea recovered. hro-jgh* down. Then, on Or neat arranged on December 6. Bergman, making masterful Pby. Warner picked up a first Buckler gave a abort descrip­ fake* all evening, handed off to down for the Seminoles b) mov­ tion of the half time ceremonies JTowell so perfectly that even the ing the ball to 'he Parke* eight whirh ate to take place, and an­ official was foaled. When Bill Two plays later the drive chilled! nounced that Dick Aiken will have JTyr* cracked through to drop as Johnson fired a ahort aerial to a portable public address system Bergman the official -t n r * •*-» the left fla‘ and lloweli intercept­ on the field to announce the game play with the whistle while Ho­ ed for Winter Park. and half time proceeding*. Elmer In the faJing rn'm.le* of the Wontnay, the concession chair­ well was rambling around ight end for some U yards. Bu' three **me the Parkers again went un man, was absent, due to the Hi­ plays later both Bergman and ,hr move, but this time they were nes* of hit son, but a vote of con­ Howell redeemed Ihem-elsta a* r°ntalned by the Seminole defen • fidence was given to him so that (lowell slipped behind Sanford Brgman, >>n a roll out pliy armnd he could make all the necessars gafetyman Jim Warner to latch left and rambled for 35 vard* be-1 arrangement* for the peanut and Mto a Bergman pass and go the fore being breught down by Warn- popcorn salea. Remaining of the tl yard* for er on the 10 yard line. At the 10 Approximately twenty interested paydirt. the defensive unit dug in anJ held persons attended this meeting acIn the second quarter *ne Park- for downs, and the game rtsdsd er* drove 70 yards for th-lr se- with the Semlrsob. galng to the over M percent of tho tackles ft* rond tally. With a first and goal air In a desperate- attempt to get the defensive unit, kept Iho Feralat the Semlno!# one-yard line, into the seoring -oiumn It waa nolca leapcctably In lha lsall aau*» Km Ptable had.lull# trooWe m ab -th * first time the SetnwwMev werw* IWacw- hy P n hsrfa----------‘ fag ‘he tally. Jim Taylor male hb blankrd out this season, Sanford 0 0 • 0— u first successful conversion of the Schirard ami Barbour, making Winter Park ....... 8 7 7 0—JU Golf Gossip DOC RACINC Pre-Season Schooling Races Begin Tonight • Post-Time 7:30 P.M. • Free Admissions • 'f t It u n lo a sh o s a h u rric a n e o f p o w e r It b re a k s th ro u g h the v ib ra tio n b a r r ie r It is s w e p t-w in g m a s te ry of m otion • More Than 25 Races • Free Programs Concessions Open S T A T E F > T • W IK T G ’ 5 7 REGULAR SEASON O P E N S N O V . 13th How do you describe a car to daring in concept, to revolutionary in featurti and advancer, to rewarding m beaut) and petfomunce? How do you captain ill newnew when nerything about It It newt On display today is just such a car—the S»ept-Wing *37 Dodge that slept you into the wondciful world of Autodjnamjcs. Fabulous New Club House Will Be Ready for Grand Opening Modernized Track Operated By Jerry Collins What b this wonderful world of Auiodvnanncs? It It a uorU • hett everything it new /torn ro o J to roof to achieve absolute mattery c f metkm. Here's what it docs in the SweptAVing DoJgc: • It unleuthet a hurricane c f goner from a thundering new air­ craft-type Super Red Ram V-l engine that's a spitfire tn action I • It tames a toenaeb o f hvgue with a new Torque Flue Push* Button Drive for the greatest get-away on the road! Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Hy. 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow ^Z^ocfge, • It /veal i through the uhrathvn harrier with a revolutionary new rubhet mounlcd suspension system—Dodge Torston-Aire— that features race car torsion-tsars. You rule in a "Realm of Silence," isolated from vibration, noise and road shock. • It it mrpt'Uing mattery o f motion in a sleek, low-slung beauty barely 4Vi feet high that has no equal tn the way it corner^ handies and ride*. You have never seen, felt or owned any ear that compand with this new SweptAVing Dodge. See and drive it today . . . now at your Dodge dealer'll ON D I8 P L A Y T O D A Y I SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, Inc 519 K. Int ST. PhoM 1011 O �rrr .......................................... ........................................................................ * Adults Offered Education Course ■nti.Ti ■vr New Cubs In d u cted 'J|0|en £ a r found Into Enterprise Don A t Cerem onies Deserted, B udie'' |Women Golfers Man Vanishes W elcom e 3 New (c«*tinu#d From pa«e » ** • a . » a _ _ * afternoon at a grocery store. M em oers AT M eer charged with disorderly cooduct THE SANFORD HERALD S O K C 's Schooling Mon. Oct 29, 1056 Pago i Program W ill G e t Underway Toniqht i ” 0 ]* C o llisio n The va*tly modernlied Sanford T h is Morning Sends Orlando Kennel Club will give a preview of the up*and coming of­ One To H ospital FSL Election Is Delayed; Season To Open April 12 \ The regular monthly luncheon and • P°Jire Chief Mul lly MARY i m m . R lis said he “insulted a white worn There U now being offered in of the Sanford "'omen’* Seminole County several educe* fire’s n Du'kcring ’ h ilt*** *tnd« III WOOddl SCCtlOfl ‘ ocl* ,lon w lt held »•» Mayfair ficial racirg season tonight when Inn Country Club. Wednesday. DavlJ Hutto, a clerk at the tional rouriet for adullt who de­ U ela. great warrior of the De A two ear eollDlon at the Inter* Dary Brave*, to indict a nearby gpefu|„ion r, n h.g, vesterdky U ,U rr’ “ uoted WooJ' ■» “ ’ “tf » * m ....... . . . . ... . ______________ Florida State League director* ** *urn* on •he tight* for schooling section of Oak Ave «nd Ninth s i r e to further their education wigwam of young devotee* into wbc£*,"n abanomed *935 Packard President Ruth Herron tn!ro* ye»tenlay vn'ed to delay the etc-- rarf*Street thi* morning shortly bef->ro’ either in the art or academic den four of Enterprise. In the , edln beariuc an Orange O in ty duced the new pro at the club. , hPf. ttoa of officer* for at irait «0 Over 35 qualifying even:* are field. qu.ct of the eolemn rite* the new ,Jcen, e p|„e w|| foua,j complete* Mario Carfagno. Mr. Carfagno a* available for comUMt. d4J., John Krij cr ot Sanford will tap Ihe flr»t schooling n*o* II o’clock sent one Negro woman ilenttcrs g gave attention to to me the ,y burncd , hortly ■■ -have a . h"vv««.t. . . . . i . . . . . t on boud rem>jn a i prcidrnt of the base- xr»m with the first race »ct fur, to the local hoipital. ait attention nofia Ln , announced that he would , „ ,4.„*L, Adult education counc* current­ m-nsiers worn of thief Ake.j. nhove paintwooj ej action of Semi-tola Counbeginner*’ class (or women, start, k , m v,. . hl*1 hall hail organiration but he set *et a t:SO P m. Fan* *re ire invited to at*| A 1910 IM0 Plymouth ao.lan naa , _ /h i , vi. if 1 ' ” ii i. * ' ,h h| ly being offered are in the field c.l vDagc and awc.ome feather ... « — <i ing Monday Oct. at in am. . * ,/ r *. ’’deadline of Jan. for xn dec* lend Ihe schooling e*rd* free of, traveling East on Nmtn St. and . •>of general education, ceramic* heal drrti *pellrd out adventure ii.m iu ri a* iv* .i.M -iaiu .1 orotnor, noon tney retorne. anu ,\nn „ , r*n t.,« Kim •* ehsrge _____. The Rev. A. J Petty .aid that Member* of the ...o ci.tlo n woocD a.ied to ai-owtd " 0n ° f rfp,lfC him ' I9J.1 Chevrolet vva* tra.rl:i>u south to their active mind* and exploratory art. he wa*taking xwalk in the wood* * r«* invite*! to play in a worn- ,Q |U Jn |hc (Jl, t4)tng 4#mcThe director*, at their meeting The pre *ca*on qualifying action on Oak Ave. when .hey -oHiled tn Before thi*. th»re Pad been % “to pr»y’’ when he »me w«ro»» ta • tournament at Elinor \tlThe general education course mfn ln {ir|‘ hai, fo||0wl. j held in Orlando set April 12 a. will be held nightly, regular *ea- the center of the intersection— -umptuuu* picnic .upper, at Ike give* an adult an opportunity the burned auhui.iUIe »hottly af- “ «•* OO. M and In ih t Inter- (he m hf v|| , fr, u the starting date for next year’, .on on Turwlay. Nov. 13. Thr |mpart forced both ear* Golf Tournament at Dayto either to complete their high school civic center comm'tti-e<t hy den ,t f nooa Sunday. He notified t!>o City y v ‘‘’‘ "ornament at D*Mo About an hour ’aler Patrolman */*■*•"• “I?1 *,rh* The coming meet promises to'over the curb on the southoast ,1 ! IV.‘2 . Seminole County S h eriff t tffu e. t"v«.i. . c ... , E. If.Barry found Ihe »ovk on the Jdted the AU-Star game Tur June ^ |hr j jnei, (a |(.Jfk j cr. | comer, the Plymouth with it* **<t« ^education or take individual »uo- In charge. Following the" ceremony The Rev pe|*v , aid tha* earlier D le Mann. Mildred Smith L |,|t|e JJM| door -I but did not rh^<)*e a »itc for f loo|( 0>rr i% track smaihrd tn and the Chevrolet with ject* that will help them to become there vva* a p-ipoe* vhove that in the week. oo*.ibl/ on Tue»day I t r f tn nn a ava l n I •*. v. I . . ... I . . . I t.a tn lilaaa *am la i Oi . m >• h « ia . • I Gerry Carfagno were Introduced off Woodi N ll solir. Vm> mld^a.on league wide ha.e- 0^ r#|or prfdlct, , hii fft,nt end caved In. better employe* or citism* <T o j i brought down the hou*e, so fanct or WcJnetday nigh*, bom be t-nd a* nrw members. About Ifto officer*, including *'*’ campaign will even top la*', year's Tht Plymouth came to a stop as hfinj f-(10|% j ircj |- „ a * annoumed that Ihe Ka country- Iherc are approximately ful and entertaining the pjppe's, h(j so Jntcre.ling the design, wrought ,d" n a \c tom e ir u m Vh'e 'vl'cin'- der tn u m a'm ;;T 'w ^ ld 'en d 'N o': X ' 'frm "1" Pi,r° lm' n ' n‘‘ * M^rtarutar .honing when the San it reached the ti.lewa k and mo : ” t . . . . , ru u iu thirty adult* now taking thi* by the Wrbclo*. Uo.e wnlvt* „ of , he lololnoWW. title* from neighboring loantie*. franchise for Tampa but trmpor* ford Orlando oval iported an al* Chevrolet came to a xandstltl m ‘We . . - m. ■. .1 I lion* i . *, * a t ..! * * a«e*v la * 1 1 # .1 * . Z courie and there i» room for ad­ I1,1. -ur* J j by airplane*, arlly canceledI Orlanlo’ii member* mo, t fantaatic Increase of U per- fro.U of the “stop" »ign over tha and .atrlv graduated . ------’ 7 , " .dl»i ' ;7 and that each participant miut *uppurted »upp«>rua ny tw o airplane*. « h* ‘ •»Jrec«0-i 1ih° turn in three score* by that date, .c.rch r.l all yesterday xvtthout re* ‘ hip. leaving the C 'c * D hatrball (.fn, jn milj tlc| handle and »tten* curb. ditional enrollment*. II . .’ r • front the De B try den. ' »not» were flreth Me heard them A mavk twohall tournament will , u|j circuit with only seven iarpatrnt* dincekanbach li teaching elementary Sanford Police Chief It ■>- Wll* came 'he Mag ccretrony Mmetime arounJ m. might," he be held Sunday. and ---all sheriff Bowman *7 *olld • ’ Oct. 2* ------o n v in i u w * v IM H M rsaid a iii rseveral v iv ia i » ------- entries for 1M7. subjects and Edwaid Christensen b>Then Top new attraction thi* season Hams was at the scene, a* wax I.L some of den three who are la |d |P‘* ) * r i »fe asked to be at the rumors were run down but “there Tampa replace* West Palm 1* teaching the aecondary aubjects. I* a handsome club ’ os r creetc l! Jack Hickson and Sft Ben B u'lrf, ,V A J ,0" I>fputy sheriff A. E. Evan*. In* club by 12:10 for the drawing of' u no lead at all.’’ Beach which was ousted from the ^ Initructlon U usually given on Name* of the drivers of Ihe a /' . at a cost of more than 1123,000. the meeting close*! with a grand vrsU)(, tmg n,e burne.l car found partner* He said .u rf.e e . at the ja.l league Saturday becau.e of ftnan* |nf|udjn|f ,unll, h|n|rf Thr ^ a n individual ba»i*. 1 hi* cour*e' howl and living circle arounJ two car* were wil.ihcld at Ihe that It w*» left in oak scrub about Prtie* were awardH for the *ere too rough to take finger* cial difficulties. ........ , . . . ..i— I lime th e u —* , rum. 1* offered every Monday and Iuc»1m half mile »outh j f Stale Hold 4A weekly tournament* a% print#, though an attempt v«a» The diireturf ^ itnicture h now g e t t i n f ................... day night from 7:00 p.m. to to.uo ‘ n .'/ r'V T r. ,0U,n d' :" " ' r ,U'‘ U " I T ^ X r . r r : mt rr " m! ! pri" U* " r ? h r , * ltrmp' HM Thc dUMl" » ,hr 0r* l l i r n'ni.hlng"uurhe'. 7u"t lnre.tlg.ti<m has been made* J * . . . nrar * 10 *' •l»**. A Jeanne houlk, * made, and *lag in froat prevented lando franchise forfeit ui.*!er own- t.. ... . rcvl. .* _________________ p in. at the Seminole High School. T • I I \A/ J The automobile wa* completely Mas* R- Lucille Heard, Class C tire mark* from showing. ership of Joe Cambria but l’re»i , * ,■ , , ’. . \/ •• a * i • The ceramic* cour*c ha* proven _ . . m i with the —-**■'• *i«nn, * -D ee Rus/* burned * ----------... . . . fire, in an pi«pro. —Ann Marsh. *.*■** C l... D The hunt was resumed tod.y dent John Kndcr expla.tieJ Ibis ! £ ' , £ " a“f V o tin g M a c h i n e to be popular for both men and _ b*blllty. starting from ins.de the sell. Oct. .1 : Cla*. A—Ann W ind. and Bowman satJ. “Wo will look do*, not mean this cit, wilt be [ Z J " Bran‘1 opcnln‘ on Novem*! 9 women. Over fifty adult* havu t ' car. Two ignition switch key* Class B --ld j It Wilson. Class C until we find him " I without organised baseball. ,*clIini „ >t the nfw fIub |l0at, t Reps t o Conduct reglttered for the cour»e which u . . . . . ith L a t t l e I nG ir were in the car arhea found. —Ann Marsh. Class D—Jlilir*d taught on Tuetday and WeJne*The sheriff said there I. a pos„ f , . i j Orlando will be accept- whlch 'l. g'lavs 'encio^d"" hV.'tfd C c h o o l H e r P The trial of three Rcmin-vle A preponderance of burnoJ and Smith. Ia>w Putts—Jeanne Fuulk. sibiliiy the laborer is still alive ab‘|" day night* from 7:00 p.m. to »!• a new n anagemenl. Jn,| , i r.comlitlonevl throughout. r ic r c 10:00 p.m. The exploratory ait County white men an ch.rge. of pipTr „w; ‘ 1fna'1■’,, “}’ £ J?f‘’ ‘ V ? * '■ A7 C' fil* » « ; d* but deelmed to speculate whether Team, were given until Dee. Id. wj,j be' thr 'finr'v't in greyhound' Vo»in« » * * « " • flp»ursr. Ju»t recently started thi* rrioni(MI»l> Corp. fYlli will rhave repreientativys Cduiv will „*Jj*t. c4*^ . . . . 'J*.0, , , *“’ . -p_ c.a”. tsJiIiL.?* . , . » • . 5!*1’ •P.V* i v^irw. feloniously HVlimK stealing cattle’’ ^ h.!.r . .. I'A*1 " ‘ t, , * u*iv d ,,e o t uiv ‘be iw»t next ir«|uc league iiirwiuiii. meeting. rjrlntf r]r|nK post a $1,000 ento’ f*v- If <» The exl.tin* cr.ndstand ha. in Sanford W t year, ha* eighteen women registetf be held in Volusia County C i r c u i t *bat the automobile had been set Mildred Smith, law «*utts-lda group of Ngroe. ta.k him away Wednesday, Oct. It. at rd and i* offered only on Tlnirrd iv Court Wedneiday morning at 9 *lreB. Wilson. for hi* own «xlety. new Orlando organisation don * been completely rennovatn! , . •:*> P. m. t# conduct a school of Deputy Sheriff Evans found Those a tending the luncheon Ntwsm.n a-id photographers ^ thf fe( ^ ,|mei Ukelsnd prep.r.tionP for the M^Wdlv . « ‘" “ ruetton ffor th# benefit 'of night from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. a. m. The alleged cattle stealing took that the ear had been stolen tram Mrsdsmes E. . Hayman. E. were unable to locate Mills* )H»*| has been promised top priority for' „,n T • <n,j | n( Both of lhe»e courie* arc held inspector* appointed f-*r consideration for ihe fni-icht-e.i Outstanding the Nov. « general c l e f ion am! tn the art room at Seminole High place on Sunday, bept. Vt at ihe DeLatsJ and was regl.terrd in B. smith. E. T. Porter. Bill »n attractive brunette. racing stars, a* the name of Wyland Harris. 2*12 loulk, Charles Bloom, Carman Mr*. C. D. WaJswurttt. who was Daytona Beach, Leesburg, Co- „ r n , •from the harne** horse racing permit School and the Injtructor I* Jo- "72 Ranch" In Volusia County. it a* young. ____ greyhound*, Inch, Harry Wodruff. T. F. Me- shopping with her. telatrd trialed to ro<t St. Auiu.tine, Palatka and ....... Arret of the men Invo'vel in Has. Lake Blvd.. DeUnd inen, . . aeph Mathleux. the cattle stealing came when Deputy Sheriff Evans said Daniel, W. II. Swinson, Frank Menewsmen that Miss HU! told her a (J.mesvtlle are Ue otner teams Br,. Vi” . k c' 7 The school of instruction will h# The ault education eour.-ct are Iv to to go vo «>iuin uurmg* lhe me ,<,hlM,,,n3 acnoollng held at the .Sanford Canning kifrV offered through the Seminole Cap:. Arnold Williams of ihe San- that the Packard Clipper was bane. Jr.. Andy Marsh. John *•*»» b*1* •••<* ‘'On. baby, or apP«rentl) ready . - . S t .. r mo, r* rr* Close to ran dor* win e *m ph* frarthiie/ award cn on Geneva Ave near Sanford. County Board of Public Imtruc- ford Police Departnien’ arrested stolen in DeLand .snt that the car Irawford. John Ivey, Jainea Par- something like that.' Mr*- Wadsworth »»id she her- will give that West Coast city d, f ' ' 1'* K*f.ln« ^ * r y The jjh lic ta cordial1/ Invited ^tion and the State Department uf one man for “ Driving while In- wa* abandoned In the wooded area ker. Earl Higinbotham, Ray Hertherain* since the ron. Charie* Meek*. Ross Adams,*,l f Jid not bear Ine remark I9JI *’ l ’ W,ll'>»a™?' " f ? " ..»« of «"""F flr»t organised baseball w«,nce to lU attend the Kachool as* |U to MW *r« • a-ewe a«^e the, * billing* i #. r ilQ IHV I I W I so m “ Education. A 11.00 registration fee tnxlcn’.rd’’ and 'wit two other* shortly after t hlcf Mullis said a crow I «*■ hrn Ihe Florida Inlrfnatiorial .Jr . , / * ■ !?M how the new voting marhlnrs 1* charged for all of the adult into cuttody following on exnminn* mark* were still to goo I cundl- R. E. WiUcl. Frrd Perkins, ll! K. King. Also present a t ' the * roun<* lb* J*d when Woods re- l eague rawur died. lhrn,. ln ‘>r,,| c‘ for du' |h« •»« rate r . . . -n .l K,.w r . t.h .d W . and huw the the vote. votes > are tabulate education courie* and each stu- tlon of the car in which the men lion. regular esson. were riding. “ Apparently." he said. “*ome*l luncheon were Me.dames J . Rus lurt" ‘J ,0 * ,k protection but these Kridrr asked the directcra to ed. dent pay* for their own material*. Fiut'itfppinir will pTfo-m The trial will be heard before one els* followed the ear Into the s*l Wilson, R. W. Mann P*rpl* * * r * from a nuvtng pic act against lambria who took over The adult education program it _________ __ ____________________________ drr regular racing cnndilifin* Judge Wingfield’s court. woods by auto ant brought Ihe Weber. Hugh C. Whelchel. Price ure hPuM * hl,' e mldnl< ^h, ’h < > w the Orlando club tsic last tc iu n rr* uI«r racing fonditicni under the supervision of Fred C driver of the P jck tril out afltr Heard, J . s! Cleveland W K M^ b,d ^Ul* ,ndfdhut never wa* sanctioned during schooling and many fana Murray, Director of Adult A Vo­ CORA!. SNAKE KILLED the car was art xflre.’’ Robert*. Andrew Carranav ’ Rnv The ‘bestre adjoin* Ihe Jail #nl saying ha did not like Cambria's « P e e e<i to take thi* opp.tr* cational Education. Further infur* A 23 inch coral snake was k i l l e d _________________ O. D. Farrell’s Syme*, J r . Ceorgr Nicelr Tonv Mu,,u *a,<l rou*1 uf ,,u'*r »,0 ,n ‘1 method* of o|ieration, Kriter de- ,un,,Jf •“ Ibelr favorilea tune nation on theie courie* can be yesterday afternoon ny AlforJ B. _ . . . ■ ,**re " curlo*u> •««!««• ” elated “ If a club operator i i « up f,,r lh,‘ ofGcial *ea*on. bad by either calling MS or con* Ofllcrach at bis home in U ko C O U I l t y V O C a t l O n a l Maddir*. Arthur Ruiell Crace lh# Madeira. Arthur Kusseil tjravc He * * ,d ,her* * * * no. cr,,w‘, ,n league like Cambria’s. I wouldn’t lading the above teacher* at Mary while he was working in ’ Carfagno. (Jinny Con, Mildred! * vld,nc* ,h* llnlc " Oo<l ' «!•»•want tl. And I’d *av the same will protest to Grarga Trautman PSemlnole High SehooL his garden. Teachers Attend Smith, Harriet William* Muriel' !*l,P**r*d' Th' chi' f ’•i‘* 4Wi thing U> Joe if he were here." president t.f Ino National Asm. of Scott. Cartie Stribling, Mary ,w0 c*rs race past a filling *tatton Cambria, long time Washington Professional Ha.rlilal club. Extension Course Legal Notice Comp’on. Alice P. Mills Jear Fit* "here he was parked at the lime Senators scout who »l»o it nukedOHara quoted Cambr'a av aay* I gave _ the forfeiture was ___ “vn I ' r v l There are twelve Seminole Coun- ton, Jean Stet»on Bcitv Guv ai “I gave chase chase then then I Ilast last them,' them." with Louisville of leu American Ing »• * •• o r 't a in t tu c o flt P f . V -...II...I To.-Ker. .-ten.line . .1 .Mi»*ci .. .. 3 ' “o a7........................... . * -•“ — -■x t h u i m t i i r i vit n r vis* m s : Delete* Ru«*eiV id ,a *d’ ... "* fr,urn,d the Jail Aasn., I* In Havana where ho h»*( tcliure of the Orlando franchise C liit s T . and l.A l'II.V t>. ty Vocational Teacher* a’tendlng M f t r it J i i m i v i . v i H i i i r visS lt t 'a r . h i. w ife ; C. C I.V IIK the University of Ftorlda Extern |{rartj ” *nd found he wes out." been working on a prom*ed trsns- »nd of the contracts of j i playcre 1 1, . . , i ' V i i « . . . v ..v ilv .it v, i t V t i l Fonturinjr tV V A t.V V 0 ltr.iland VVAle* sion Course cslied ’Teaching Me•-vm • s:* i i w i | . i n il'll, I' Sheriff Bowman »*UI the missof the Itoulsville frarchisc to optioned to the club in k r a work­ V V n ltT II. hi* w ife ; atul eat h t.f t i u x v s : i v v , v %•*: TO . M « i thodv." ing man had never been in any Tampa. The l/ttiisvlll-* to Tampa ing agreement’’ with the Washthem. If r I I y p , sftvl If ftiiy of U it lt r t l.V 'V iM lt .r .. The Very Kcst lh«m I f i|r« i|. hU. It#v » f ItiB li I'U in t ir r , trouble as far as he knew. Th# Jta| apparently Is out now. ington Senators, lie said Cambria The claue* are being held every '57 O H S Annual r r a i< t t \ # u n k su R tt itio u o * . •Yi* father and brother were takui at Phil O'Hart, Tamn-v ptP.Uc rewill sue unles* compensated for 1ai ■* SOI E. 1st Monday and Tue*dav afternoon Daua- I - J ITsKuTUsS 1^ TI.N O I.I^ im lH l 11r 11. ■ r •. f in llt t - r * , |>«U Iivlunt, ; their request to Marion Countyj latlons man who represented Cam- lov* of the franchise and the playneV eaiC d u j» u » * o r H th tr t U l m m t i bjr( from 4:0n p.m. to 6:00 pm. In J l U l T k v i m »: t o .% rri:% i« OVIEDO— The stiff of (he “l ***•’* foT Pretectlon. ' bria at the mrel'ng, «aid Cambria rr*. i id, Hi|a|#r i f t h a I m i lilM , the board room of the Seminole, I t i i i 1 'itKaTox *:. t i .v j u k 1»* r or (ham . th * unknown s u i t u l S u rt li fa ro llt-a County S c h o o l Admlnls’ratlon; 1937 Annual of the Oviedo H ighjfli • > r . lic e . |r |.t* v o u a h s : i i K i i u i i r n u t is ’ i k i j U fa . gr«ntre«. t i* ititn ia or OlhBr HuiMing. The rlass I* being taught School was released w t - r d - . v l T 11. 4, m il tu r dtvofee ha* l*#*n file .! |»Afllea • laiin lM r t i), (firo uen. • v .t lr t » .u '• 'I-- t-l».'uli v-..urv t.f un*i#r *>r ..K d iin i A lli’ I I A I I L II . for nine week* and two college Ihe editor In-chief, Pecgy Firmth* N inth J u d ic ia l C irc u it uf th * M M IV O X , U ir M s itl mul >.N* rrrdits are given for completion ing e_. in d tu n u a. in a n * t» r <*i»i in,I* I'u u iu r . und*r Cltattcvry ' 1‘ ' ' . i f l l a Md 1s i'tANK “s!*' ®f course. Jay Morrison, recent The staff is a* follow*: Peggy No *1*1. the st>l* of **ld 14 'itu lieMillpt in. d*cr4*ed. Ai.i. i 'Kiv* newcomer to the Unlvertllv of Fleming, rditor-in chief; Kay KsIn a in ii r ll A T IN U U K I ’ U In llf f . n i i :« T u N B . T I M I l.t :. Iu f« n r.a.'.'uonloa “L*hAvi‘ ,.<Ir p*r- Florida teaching staff, has charge tri. assistant evllior; L'l'her Duds, d a n l, 4nd j .n lu g - to tieve any n u n t ill of the InHructinn. bu*ine»* manager Rrtlr Slovenr u t Aits: iis:tti:itr itr.variiis.iv t*l i k t r i r a t i n lh« l*r.*» in (<fiiii* te file *o If A n i * * r w ith iv.r l* |r r i. i *m|#* i'u u n t), FW-ri-U. to - w li. Tho*e voevtional teacher* trgl»- M,n- *• editor; Dan Brivlv-I class of tht* Court »m l to •**» • « c-it«y ! . ’»• •«• ta11ii Me Hi t»l« |*l*4II terrd for the course and their Photographer; Spencer Payne, astn tr ro t upon th * p la la llfl • av* i.f th# Hllt»«lIvl»|«>n tif the* iaiiMl .tu v n * v wo-*•* nan .i ■» i * t v Ion *1II* til \ It .Wllutlt *. U f l l l , sulijrct* taught are Gladva Halt, “ 'tent photographer; Elena Tiihy, Kart- r * f , red to s * l •*. . !•*' llo lv l a S d t lftu(le»n r.sn tp anr. principal and teacher of businrs* ml’rellaneoi'* edl'or Jmx M'llcr, th * 31th d»y of N ov*m b*f. A O , M 'iOntlllg (at $i*«a« llv rf» ..| fe* IS IS , o r * |i» c f» e l-ro i'oal»»»u i:t4> l»M«lmlsc.llarcotis editor; r n n lH In T U t lt-»«*k I. |i4ge IP* education. Itul.y Slmp*t>n h* la k *n a sa ln st >ou . n( ll. r I'u Lllo l l i r u r d i c ( tie mt* nrs* education. Mary George, i r , r dinint Duda. sporti editor; W'lTNKSlV my h»nd and ih * n ffluni* « viunt). r lu rid * r i a l s*al of **td Court thi- 2*lh You mftl rath of >uij art Itf.tbr business education, Irene Stafford, Betty Beasley nnl Glenn Lee. S | v t.1 (v|o *» r* V | l . I* - * *1 notified lltBi a ium|ilalnt to rommerical sewing, Vernon lls r*1 *>P1®**: loack Paul Inkier, in ­ Hanford. »*nilno |o County. S’ln rld * . (III# of th« tal»o«r ilaft’rlbnt pfo* vi. | a. ll*rn ito u |*ei tJr hli t ern filed agllMl )n |, din. railroad engineer and fire- n i , t sponsor. C l« rk of vho C irc u it C o irt •i r «4 io »#r%« «| mao, Wllliani (*i||lc, railroad fn« T r i Q l Is n r e d n e s d o v Fo r 3 M on L h a ro c d Tf Arcade Package Store \9 is in la o l# I.’oust i STortd* <4**1 of C irc u it C o u n t A M o rn»r fo r t- l* lh tlff. l-.IIXV A ftn It I I I IIT * * * S l* u s lf II illd l-i* Orlando. S'lo ild * IT > T H I; ;;:^ h ;,' c . m : u , : r : : r.h :r o,p; v , ! r^ il v' f r ‘' ' ’ *»ii«rn#Fa u i. \Mn4«rwrfdl«. : : i railroad trainman, J . II I.r* Jr.# Eu ^aMVu%" U*1Vrta*ra ar*.M w !7"i; 1 Thr o Cobb, pi.aiiina in iha niric* t.f the t irrk railroad Isle fra pay and agents, IT»H UA, i:.h ° a .r ,. r C N « 7 e iM r " r I i i c T r Bnmlal Creel, railroad telegraphy V I H IT I T V III M l m r i v i . ............. ... >«mi fail tu d<» jiH )|fii» n t l»jr tl»* in - i t i i m i i i * . i v f ' .l l %• III I*# taken «a*»lr.«» you for v o i.i: v .i i m v . Ihe r • lief UcmawdYd in tha com* M t. wwa plaint* I I . I I . K L X t - l.lt and H u n n T ItV 1. Thi* nnll # *h«ll l># pulihcF.fd i n< e a «*•*< fo r fo u r • € I contecu* K L X L R I t . h i* w lf» . P la in tiff* . U\% w i r k i In T h e h tn fo rd H e ra ld . « !tM i*|itt|i»f e.f * e n e r * l rlrr«il«*Jo n . (iiihllghtd In f» m ln o le ro u n lF t K ’. o r. K f t A K K R . ilM P K O N . st *1 (• • m id * * !* Ida ItO X R »* I «»ltr*K ltS:i* ■( Hanford. v o t iih t *i i i r i r . M i • I I T TO H I I I . t T IM It F lo rid a , ihi« 24th day of o* tober, l> U. TO: M T . V lh le a K t llV K * s- M ""* i* iiV T H i'V l ** 0 HIVIPMUN. V V ll.t.lA M l> IH T * I f !• |lli I JT I *|t 7k ^ I.IC It and V V ll.t.lA M " IVKI:* VV K \\ Itn tffW rtd l* W t .B T , in d i» i« ti* liy and • • Tru*- ,\tiB |n 9 )' ? r r i a l n l l f f t . V*** under th * l.»*i v\ ill an.I T r ilv m r t l rtf M i d i VI I. II \ni i i i. t n t i i i : t*i m i r n r HIM Phi).S'. 0«.«4 t r l . KHA.N K > I \ 4 11 % T ln \ ’111 m il MStpsiON. W lt .t .l V tl III T l . l :*: Fral*<! hide w ill l»e ro* •!%#«! In tl.* i.fflre #. f (he f 'lljr M an ai er, TIIO M At* C MIMPMON .tn I I I C U B VV. Mil IT 11 In .II. I tl 141*IJt h «iif••(.1 Flo rid * iia lll l ie I* 41 • ml I r 1r l i l t , for f urrtlthlft* and a* R s a c u io l* u n .lrr t n * eh* » li le • feilu m n F mII? Auto1 a il W ilt and T e n a n t* * ' r r 4fl< Itotary T y p e l .l t c l r l e Calcu* u i c i i * s : i . it M iM ie itv .ie lator. ra**Sd- K tA V K - K nlSIPPON Ij* .'il» t# l »«d* m ill l.e p r» M M M In d iv id u a lly and * t a d m l ' f * nnlat r fn I t s r a f th s * • !• :# ( I ll V. i. ■IM P IO V d tcetsed M i l .1.1 *M V . • all |#r Ilf •••#• ra at t u r r o v * « .i K-DflAfi s i i i s r . * • I* 't N'AOMMf 12. of H B A H IN U , > la***f huieu .. u . • Ti-# t 'u r t'o m m lM h n r**er%e* • t • k • X an y or a ll blda tilt Id o allt ted K ta c u lo r* is•••! Blau fhe HtH to ae* d *r th * l a * t W ill ana Te«ta* <»pt Ihe o f heel hid. * m *at o f P H A .V K K HI Ml'AON. d*<-si«i4: D ll W M A t .lv c i: • n r «»r HAxroniig Fi*nn!nA fi* \V !! K row lee a r a i.i r e i c r t . r r i nod rncro f'ity M n i f t r KS’ R R R I.R T . hi* w ife, of li* r I t h i: \ t x r ii ji os- t h i : » r » T i : a m i h im « i:v n IN i h * m * : h t I i an‘* •«««•• »-««'• ^ Hfird co«>p#ralir« trainlnic r<>« r drm.tor and F iv ! Murray, dir.c tor of adult and vocational edt cation. 1 "with the exciiinq new shape of motion" qf\d Cust K e Are Now Open For , Business AFTER Exter Alterations: Discount For 1 5 % VETERA N S........ See the Swept-Wing Flight-Sweep Cash & Carry 57 DODCE '57 PLYMOUTH Step Into T h e Wonderful W orld O f You may he cltflblc to build a home of your own for only $200.<to"n — $69.per month Pickup and Delivery > J LAN EY 110 E. Second St. Dodge-Plymouth Dealer 519 E. First St. Open 8 A. M. • 9 P. M. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS INC. E. H. LANEY OWNER PHONE 2862 A U T O D Y N A M IC S A t Y o u r............ If You Prefer D R Y CLEANERS 6th 4 MAPLE 3 0 th . To Qur Fr • A Representative will be in our office A1,1, DAY WEDNESDAY fo di»cuM VA Home I.oan* and FHA Home Improvement I.oane. O C TO BER Phone 465 T A /* • v �•- • — ■I . 11 �l-IU ILIH N G - REPAIRS PAINTING_________________ FLOUR landing and futUhinfi Cleaning, waxing serving Semi nola county ttnee 1923. II. M. Glearon. Lake Miry TN U WAYr GAIN MORE SPACE in your burnt with Garage wall*, builtin cupboard*. abelvei, etc. See HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD for eaiy la-follow plant and i|ualliy malrrlali at econ­ omy price*. 223 \V. 3rd St. PIIONE S3 "The Lumber Num­ ber" to what you want ft 9 MrllANEY-SMITH H U 8. Park CLASSIFIED ADS Ph.1821 1A-PLACES I* E A T ________ 2—CARD OF THANKS 4—LOST ___ LOST—Child's gla*>e». Plnecrc»t School vicinity. Reward. Pi" 1937-51 B L a r L ln l llurnrlt for PAINTING 26ni Grandview Phone 1952-M. 47—FURNITURE - MOUSEUOLD BEDROOM: Double Drestcr Beveled Mirror Florida S tite Hank W. J . KING _______ OF SANFORD 5—PERSONAL NOTICES Plumbing luotractor Kohler 1 lumiting k Suppbct MERCHANDISE BOM-AWAY. Hospital and Baby Reem Electric Water llcatcrx Bel* Day. Week, ur Month— .'331 Orlando Dr. Th. 36 »J—ARTICLES FOR SALK Tel- K28. Furniluro Ceuier — l i t West First 84. Saddle in good condition. rea*onCKRAM IC T IL E able. Phone 3115. Paul F. Mueller A Ron Ph. 154 WKI.COMK GIFTS Free evtimate. Quality work. W'c uuy and sell u*ed furniture that are long cherished are easy Paying lop caab price* lor any to select from Powell’* varied PLUMBING k HEATING thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ stock. Come in an i louk around. Septic Tank InsLallatiou k Service ING POST on 17-02 Ph. 2013-W. 1937 ROYAL PORTABLE Heater Service. Archie C. Uar TYPEWRITERS lett. Phone 7344V or 1315. T-Shirt*. 4$c. Sleeping bag*, Nir Duun Payment cot*, blanket*, tarpaulin*. Army 24 kluntbi To Pay Navy Surplu*. 310 S*nfofd Ave Lay-Auay Now for ChrUlma* POWELLS OFFICE SUPPLY —Factory to You— 117 S. JIagnolia Phot'« l'$6_ Aluminum U lb ilL lr f VtaeUex Blind* • AUTOMOTIVE L'eslracttng and Repair Enclosed he*J. Pag proof bottom rail with plnilk’ end*. I la*tic IM7 Sanlord Ate. Phone III! or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Plumbing. Krctky Healing Sell Yuur ta r lo Stnkarik GIam and Paint Co 31. G. HODGES ROY REEL 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone 32J Servtca un All Water t’ampa— 306 W. Sccuni StWell* Drilled — Pump* BAp a AIN I Ap»r>trc ga* range, Paula Road. Phone 700 t —BOATS AND MOTORS perfect condition. Call at 2600 Hiawatha Avc. Dreainwold. Lviarude Sale* k Service 22-SPECIAL n o t ic e s HOIINON Spurting Guodi ENJOY a »h..)-piMg spree on your CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 301 1st. St. Phone *98 SMALL l HANUE. F . M. D. Se. toe Slip Coven and Drapes A 25c *toie, 321 S Sanford. STANLEY KULP USED MOTORS PHONE 2831 J . Unconditionally Guaranteed Dinette Suit. Hollywood bed, com­ 1955 Mercury Ylatk 55 plete. living room suite. U rge GATLIN BliOTUERS (Demonstrator) $320 ga* healer. Kirby Vacuum clean­ k Bulldorcr Service 1956 Kvinrudc 36 IIP 5360 nDragline 2232 Geneva. 248VW Sanferl er. Phone 20)1-11. 1956 Evlnrude 7'a HP (Perfect) ill IAN DO Sen'lne) 9tar, C*U HEAR the NEW V. M -Ja p e Re­ 1956 Kvinrudc 36 IIP, J tituntli* corder. IIS Down Wieboldl * Ralph Ray, 3130 old. complete with controls and Camera Shop. 310 S. Park Avr. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * tank ............................ 5JM |] Gauge automatic shotgun . .20 Well Drilling. HOWARD C A few 20 HP. 1936 Mercury* gauge automatic. 20 gauge LONG, Phone 381 207 Rail left .......................... SAVE pump, good condition, reason­ Commercial Ave. 1657 MODELS. NEW able. G. Rpcnrrr Maiden. Ph. 6 III .............................. ENVELOPES. Letterhead*. state.J N M - ___ . ______ _ ____ 30 h p #•». im inenta, Invaicci, hand bWl. and 40 HP ...... - ...................... Wli program*, e t c . Prugreroivt 44—APPLIANCES ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS Printing C'o Phono 40l — $03 FRIGIDAIRE appliance*. »«lc Crotlincr Aluminum Uoatt anJ West Uib St. and **rvle*. G. II. High, Oviedo Fibcrglai* Boats from $293. Fla Phone FO 5-3.115 or Pan LOOK for the new 10 III* and 60 Hilt EVERYTHING In hardware and paint * o - l l i l l Hardware foi l I64JW after 6 P inHP Mercury* coming soon. Co . 301 E 1*1 St.. Phone 33 W. I*. SMITH Sales • • Service Motor*—Boa ta—Paint*—Gla*» Hand Crafted Furniture. SINGER 2315 S. Park I’hunc 12U3 Rubturon Sewing Machinci W'c build, design and rtfiniib. AI*o part*, acccMorie* for all See at SIS Frtnch, l’h. 32-B. I I —TRAILERS maktt of tawing machine* of ia a free pat* to Prairie American and European manu­ It will nay YOU lu i«e ut before Tt.l* U k e Drive In Theatre for Mr*. Lake lira____ _ facture. you buy. Open Evenings and Janie* Staley, Oviedo, Exp. All Repair Work Sunday*. dale Nov. 7. 1930. Fully Guaranteed Eaattide Trailer Salrt . ltd K. SECOND ST. Palalha, Ha. 40 HUHIt Alarm Cluck*. Guaraote id $1 89. Sanford Jewelry & Thia is a free pan lo the Movie 13—TRUCKS Luggage. 300 Sanford Avc. land Ride-In Theatre for Jame* A I I I.NTIoN LONG IHSrAN. i: C W'iDun. Exp. date Nov. 7. TRUCKERS. Great Dane 34 II,hi. c I leaning- Window*, Fluor*, 1936. and 33 fuel uttd all aluminum Office. Call III* J. D. C. Caldwell 13—BUILDING MATERIALS prolucr van*. AI»o two 1933 Dia­ 1*1 MI’S A SPRINKLER mond T ISO IIP Cummin* Die­ S i s I E MS METAL ROOFING arl deeper tractor*. Excellent ronditiou. Great Dune-Diamond All type* and »i*e*. Iiutalled o Now to stock, 3 V Crimp—U "Du It Yoursalf.*' (Yrrugaled — 2 l»" Corrugated T, 103 So. Orange lllossunt WE REPAIR AND SKIlMCE Get i'I Your roofing need* at Trail. Orlando 3IM3I. N ightS T I N K Call Mr. Reeve* 3 ima Sherman Cuncrclt Pipe Co. Maihitie mid Supply Co. Out Writ Dili St. l'h. * Tlu< it a free pat* lu IL«: Ril* 207 W. 2nd St Theatre for K. W McRoberl*. 46-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT * tROSLEY BKNDIX Exp. date Nov, 7, 1936 Sal*-* ’'ltd Se'vlcc HAYNES Office Machine Co. u a n u a ll II —USED- CARS~ Typewriters, adding inachinr* Electric Company Sale* Rental*, 314 M ar, Ph. 44 1953 ( hryder Wln.ltor 4 door HeService— ljualily —Satufacllou Luxe. Unly 22.0<>0 actual mile*. Ph 113 Sanfoid 2637-J—3 De Baiy S ft Sola fountain and bar in A-l Call Ray lienon, Ph»:it 2436. ur condition. Alio 6 c u t Iron, leath­ 1343-W after 6:00 p. m. T. V. SERVICE er upholilcred bar itool*. Perfect D*y ur Night for email hutinri* gelling start r o il NEW' PONIIACS and good, SEMINOLE T.V. id Worth over tUlOO will sacri­ clean USED CARS, .all Ray' 563 Celery — Ph. 1253-J. lli-rrun, Phone 2436, or 1343 tV ; fice fur $3S3 complete. Ph. alter 6:00 p. ill. KI2U-J. Ilutne Improvement IAi«n service IMS PonUac Catalina hardtop GIIKGOKY I.UMIIEH hydromatic driv New painl. CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S bth A Maple Plume 2*62 good lire*. Call RAY HERRON through Uauificd adi. U t an ut 2136. or after o ui p. m experienced ad writer a u lit you. LIVE IIAIT phono 1343-W. Shiner*, S|*ecklcd Perch Halt 1919 NASH Super 4 dr. *cdau. and Worm* (>uod body and motor need* Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Avc. »onif Tran*, work. Radio, heat­ er above average tire• $73 oo IJ-MTIOODi INSTRUCTION ca*h. See at 203 K. 21*t. St Aft­ LEARN Hawaiian Dancing. $ yrs. er 3:30 p.m. up. Adelc Heilman, Ph. 2221 J. 1933 llelair 1 door ( iievp ;•t Radio A Heater, white wall urea, EMPLOYMENT Power Glide. Phunc I3a6-M. 26-1111 I* WAVTT.D—PE MALIC Thu rsd ay, F rid ay and IUJ8INESS W’aitri wanted. Apply Touch ton Drug Co., Mr. Gilpin. A Solid T ru SERVICES CAMIIKRS WANTED. APPLY 16-BEA LTV p a r l o r s ATKINSON'S F 0 D U M A It T. PARK AVE. A 2Slh ST. Modern Air-conditioned Salmi Harriett'* llcnutv Nimk Saleslady wanted. Apply in pervon At prices lower tbs* you could o 103 8. Oak Ph. 071 Jacob-on Dept. Store. LAKE FRONT This is a fice pa»s lo the Prairie Lake Drive In Theatic for Bill New three bedroom lioute on Lake Emma. One anJ half tiled Sleinper. Flap. dale Nov. 7, Ilw6 hath*. Florida room. Lot 2)1 \ 223'. Turn So. ona mile at FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Oaklawn Cemetery. —a I W'arehouta Prices, vi»it BERRY'S. WV are experts at as­ sisting you to »rrute gtaclous 2 bedroom hou*c, fenced In back yard. 1913 Summrrlm, Phone good looks with functional con­ 2371-R, venience. Today's best buys in nationally adveitisrd furniture ft. Fenced at DISCOUNT PRICES. 001 W. 2-bedroom home. Firat St. Pbont 1611 for Even­ corner lot, oak tree*, By Owner. ing Appointment. Phunc 1711 J. • IMG VALUES • QUICK CIIEDIT • EASY TERMS UILSO.VMAIER ® Tg? vH It New and Used Furnllur* 311 E. First Si. Phono 03$ Mrs. Housewife. . . How's your blanket situation? We Have a fine »e!rclion of orIon. nylon, cotton, wool and mix­ ed fabric II I. A N K K T 8 $3 95 to $19 95 G A |t It E T T S *23L Firit Si. Phona 1122 II leading Variciir* Polled No. 1 ROSE RUSHES 95< each Henry A. Rutiell Seed Co. 106 W. Ul. si. Phone 41 • h h n tals SI—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS WKI.AKA APARTMENTS loom* private hath*. I l l W. First St Dowmtair- apartment. CALI. 1210. Drs.rahh- furn garage apt. 412W. Avalon Apta. Efieltocy, Ph. 726-W Furn cottage, r a a i o n a b l e . Located on 17-02. Ph. 30loWl •Bedroom house partially furn $70 mo. Call W». Ku»e Court 5 room apnrtmrnlt, furnished. Kitchen equipped. Phone 1494 5 room unfurn. apt. Newly decora­ ted. 1301 Celery Ph. B064V 2 and .1 bedroom c< me nt b rk lake front home*. $6.5. k $85. unfurniihcd. Phone 1129. EL John Realty Co. Efficiency apl. III way 17 92 So. City Limila. Slumbcrland Court. 9 room ap t , adulli. 1U3 Park. Nice 3 room furn. apt. Screened porch A garage. Only $37 30 rao. 612 Park. Ph. 468 W. Mgr See Seminole Healthy fur Desir­ able House* and Apt*. Phone 27. New 3-bedroom houiei, kitchen equipped. Phone 443 or wnta Jack Flynt, Bov 302, Sanford FUflN^j|trage apt. Adult*, loe 2 bedroom bouse, kitchen equipp­ ed. Quiet neighborhood, 2336 Palmetto. Phone 2113 Days, 852 Night*. Saturday Wt Will Offer WOOLSEY ple*. k a i .i >. men - a gen ts ck Load of NEWSPAPER street aale* hoy*. Age* 8 to 12 Apply to Mark Heirs, The Sanford Herald, after xchooL Marine Flnlnhr* ‘nr Your (tout Senha Gla.ws and Painl Co 31*—WORK WANTED FEMALE 11211$ W. 2nd St. Phone 320 Baby kitting, references. 1013 M. P.rhave Monday. Oit. 29. 1954 DAILY CROSSWORD (1 3 3 0 U133E iu jp a u 3. DOWN it ItOhS 1» Girl a ijgpjnf)-* i n Native 1. Delating name o a n trtnii 'J ;t ’ t M‘J d iU J r jd raith own to a city 20. Apron • j j z hj^a.x lop it’olyn ) 2 lb-late GCJulvildJ 4 J- < Humor 3 Erect 21 Wear, HtdO* 7IX'I mg Handle ef 4 Atie D3irnif*ti : i a whip *p5 Fregen u tra '4 a .. s 8 Chitted water art! Cll ii-i >4 . hi part riiiix - 8 J U — 22 rx*. r 1" Howrr 4 Prtrkly a titjci viutiiu 2J A her ha It .Vpptwavhr* II. Thrashing Great (VS| • »*t*r4*|’( t u t u 15 I’ervh lake 7 American 18 Man * 24, Flower Ir.itisn Mchiume 9 Fbolilb talk 2* Tree 31 Exclamt17. $*url uv Warp-yam 24 Pondera Don ItlOM) Is Girl •name 12 Condition 29. German 31. Tardy 19 Tumd II. Negative phyateist 34 Misehlevoug Vote 30. Trouble* 20 Internal child dreay of fruit </V • 21. Spurt % m 21. Passageway “ T* tv tween *“ stats •i Sharprn m L_ a raror 1” ” ■ .’6 Sphere w •• 4 FcoJ scrap 28 Fairy quern 29. Covering of yp r r ro^ false hair 32 Outratt TT u TT r r etaas l J*p ) Musical 33 ~ instrument Outer i 73 w u 15* _ gaimenta rr i India t TT 71 37 Pieee of i fuiniture TP “ 1 34 Fruit T7} 59 . Shvwhonean TT w Indian* 7T 40 Got test of harvests 2 it Indian weight \ &■ M BE A 2-Cftft F A M liy 2-B.R. hurne, modern, like a dull W. II. ’Tllll" STUMPER houit Inilde. Total price xc,Guy Alim, A,*odatr 65c. $1,173 down, $11 tut |wr ing. A* Ir tic I'rirr, Awortalr Bcauli/ul lot on Yankee Lake, tuo Realtor — General lii-uranre x 649. Paved rtsad, Pum|iedm I’honr 91} nr 2I22 II2 N. Park Ate. >*nd beach, high land. Seminole Realty Johnny VValkrr, A-MKiatr "Call 11*11" Phone 1759 BALL REALTY And INSURANCE TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. large three he.liootti hmt-r nnl ten lot- on paved road in Lake Mary. Furniture included. Small orange grove on premise*. I’rivo only $8,ouuOt) cath. Shown by aP'Niintmcnt. 201 So. Park Ave. Phone 900 IU)8A l TPAYTON; OZIER RKALTY CO ^ Ragiatarad Heal Estate Broker Phone 2911 17-82 at Hiawatha luiuru B. Otier, Realtor Hard M. T irl,l. Ai-ncial* 2601 So OrUn<lo llwy. t'b 1359 EVENINGS: 3113 and 7M fi% PHONE 9279 far CHERRY Single Door Utility Cabinet* ....................................... ........ ft*».*»• # Real Estate Brokerage — Notary 12.95 l i l t W. 13th 81. Rear Barber Shop IR—REAL ESTATE WANTED Double Door Utility Cabinet! .......... ......... We have a buyer for a 3 UR masonry home in good residen­ REALTOR tial »rrtion, must he modern. Raymond I.undqulal, If yuur bottie is fur talc, please i contact Scminulc RealLv, Phunej ASSOCIATE Phone 127 Phone 1973. AUaatic Blok Bldg. 2L xl Mather o f Sanford z Try and Stop Mo IF IT IS REAL EST.\ I E ask Crumley k Montrith at H7 South Park. Phone 77 They Knowr FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED 1 _z J. W. IIAI.L, HKAI/roit Feme Slight ly Dented, or Eeralchtd For Painting eall Mr. Taik«r, Ph. 263 09 E. First St. Keep children m my luwue. 1164-W b6S-XK. Room i pec ill $11.93 * Spotlight On Hollywood TIIK HATH (ai d i of Ilian-* am SLi>6 |« r insertion regardlrti nf sue. |n Jl«ii",iiui,i ""Hies, due to he fart they may run to eonjtdarabtt engtli, ate hilled at $1.00 per column inch _ ESTATE DRIVE IN gtlt Frrnrh Ave rdtr direct from Ihr manufatlu»rr . ................................ . MIS. I rXUDIH HIINOON. Georgia * first woman Negro lawyer. D thown in Wailditgton after »h« wa» admitted to prac­ tice before the U S. Supreme Court. Mr* Herndon ha* been practicing law In Atlanta for 11 ;**!» . (International) 1 r REAL Most All I’tr ft Cl 3 -P c. W all C a b in e t * .................. Till; -IN IIKMORIUM" NOTICK It it the eii-tiim of many famiiie* in tHl» country to commentoroto i bereavement bv an “In Mrmorium" notice in newspaper elgaalflqd column*. They fin.l a real solace therein. Preparation or selection nt t suitable vrr*e hrim;* hack to them tender, pleasant recollections. A* •dira Cook, the Fmrlisli |mwI ha< so tieaulifully eipresxetl it: -. "How cniellt awcet are the echoes Hist start When memory plays an old tuna oil the heart/' Mo-l frequently an In Weinorium I* IniOrted on tha anni»*r»ary death. However, other dales, which it t* felt are appropriate or |iH-.»ninK-fiil aie nl»o seiritnl. I tie l-irthday of the departed, tn# wadd­ ing annivrr-aty. Alrnpuial Day, even t'hrittrna* am amanr othag significant occasion, chosen If vnu ate lu-.iiaiit t., evt-rc-s vour tender thought* in poelia lortu rou may avail yourself of Ihe Herald'* collection of original versa*. 11 e»e rxprrs, in i»-etlc beauty the emotions of the heartalringi. ("long them are vrr-et appropriate to any circumstance. HOLLYWOOD r - Ben Alexan­ der looked natural enough, play ing the itdckuk lo a law enforcer But there wa> a difference. He wt« playing a deputy sheriff, nol officer Frank Smith of TV * Dragnet. lit* buddy wa» not MO Joe Thi« i* a free pa-* to the Movie- Friday, alia* Jack Webb, lint Jr lf land Ride In Theatic for Sara Chandler Instead King. Exp. dale Nov. 7, lPba. But the must shocking Hung was—Alexander wa* drunk! All thl* wa* In a movie *c*nc. at eour*e—I'nivertal Inlernatioital'* "Pay the Devil.'' Ihe scene TIIIKD had Alrvattdcr drunk un duly at the imutcncr of Ihe heavy. of the fa m e uld t hi ng? "If my partner Webb could See the spaciou* new u-it-fully **e me now. he’d kill me." Alex­ different homes in —, — South Pineerest Sanfury ander laughed. Grove klanore Sanfort De ua* obviouslyhaving the Valencia Villa* Drluim time ,-( In* life -ami no wonder. It wa* hi* firat flint role aside IMMEDIATE from Dragnet In 22 year*! "The last picture I made wa* OCCUPANCY rulil un Hut lot." lie reflected "ITtai was m p.ll After Hut I Ideally Silualrtl went with NIU' an I I've been with Lukitriou ily F lantinl them ever »tnce." M oderately F n ceil Ben - Him career date* hack to 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 the fir»t World War, will'll he ap­ an I 2 bath* •itualed on large, peared a* a child actor with It. W artistically landscaped lot* Griffith, lie grew up hi puturcPaved streets anJ all other dutlng Ihr 26*. playing in whole city convenience* make thne route iiiiii * like "Penrod and Sam" eoloniet of owner-occupied an,| "Hoy of Mine." home* truly delightful placet Hi* big break a* a young man lo live. ^tgme in 1030, wji.'ti be appeared DeHgneJ, Built and Sold In "AH Quiet <-n Ihe Western Dr Front * ODIIAM & TUDOR Inc. "Universal wanted to »tgp me lo Builder* of Fino Home* a term contract." he recalled. For Florida Living "Rut Lewi* Milestone, the director of Hie picture, advonl me to h.dil SALES OFFICE out until it was releaicd, then I'd 2626 8. French Avenue gel offer• fium all Hit- MitilinPhone 2100 and 29Xo "So what happened* The pic­ ture wa* released and nobody could le'l us apart In those uni — ------------l y B E N N E T T C B R P -----------------------' ........ ... |form-, except for Low Avon I 2 Bedroom l i t lluu.c, Wynnewu.d . SO SOCIAI.-CI.IMUING aubuibanite has two fait* antenna* Rangr. Refrigerator A lleatri. " " ,n ‘ ror iwoyrarv ut. lux roof ro neiglibms will think he own* * couple of llardwooil Floor*, Tile Bath 1 , --" r unit into radio a* an TV rots. A Sands Point ictident ha* gone that faker one bcttcr,J Equity $800 Ph. 799 II. announcer and quit mailer, edgEven when Ihe tentperatute --------------------------- ------------------- ing tutu TV alter Ihe war. Ill* *»■ YOU'LL LOVE i sol ution iwth Webb turned out to *o.it j to a hundred, he drive* -\ X THIS BEAUTIFUL MJI.ID It It Ic K |„- a gulilen „ne fur all cuirernril his jalopy with cvety win­ 2 BEIHtooM l|UME Now at i -. lien i* belter kna n dow shut tight so people Till* home ha* large living room Ilian he ever wav a» a kid star will conclude It’* air-cunwilh firrplavr, 2 extra large He'- on .* sabbatical Iront lira dlttoncd. bedrooms, ditting room, kitchen net right now, since enough film, with plenty of cabinets, break- have Iwm made In run through fa il room and nice screened in mid 19.57. A lad in New England porch wrote to the udfnhiioii o f. Beautifully laminaticd ground* <7—BROKERS and REALTORS lice of on uld university tc with outside sprinkling system, qucstmi: "calalogucj and central heating for extra Hint KKTIUK.MKNT IIO.MK fort. Excellent residential lor* •ticker.'-, m il j>rnance. ’ lie Fully fnrnt-hctl, com v men!, com­ (too . . . 2417 LAUREL AVE fortable, 2 bedroom frame home got back the catalogues and ODIIAM & TUDOR. INC. slickers, but Ihe dean of nd, with h«ulwaol floor *, 2 poo he*, 2625 8. French Ave. carporte Excellent roriclition ami rnlssiotu Miggolctl, "For Phono 2H*t — Zmo well landiraped penaiicc, may I suggest a Selling Price $6.3u>t few hour* a day with a good dictiunaiyl" 6 room home in Kntcrpri l ot , * * 135’ x 133'. $8,066 'let HIS coil There * an Irishman in Broadway’* theatrical district who LhaoWj •iderxd by owner. J . P. Coul •| *rJ rns in open a new tielicale**en. II* *aya hi* nsma I* Blonur liette. Enterprise. A. B. PETERSON Gtccngtaxa. Broker Aisoctatri: A. It. IMrrton 16-13118 J r . p. J . Uhrvtrrvon, liarlield Willetts, John Mciiclt am) R. W. BH.IA IIAIll) Tfl PAT? Sell 6 LOTS in MtJway. 40 x ini', William*. A. C. Daudnry, iatr.d Granby Avc. N. of Church un Surveyor. Hung* you r* through w 1 1 h i Geneva Ave. Jennie Eaverly Phone /129 Walker Phone a ll. 316 K 5lli (116 S. Patk Avc. ttiCough tfant Ad* for CASH j SI. Consult A Hf.ALTOIt Firat Call 1821. CULLKN AND IIAKKKY 67-BROKERS and REALTORS IM N. Park Avr. I’hnaa 2313 It. DIETRICHS T. W. MEMO REALTORS 1901 Fark Ale Phone 27 #r 145 METAL U T ILIT Y C A B IN ETS Phone 363 i ; - I U IL IU M .-Itr PAIKS PAINTING 11 IK CARD OF THANKS | 18—FARM and GARDEN HIBISCUS, single and double flowering, fl.OU value* fur 79c Gra|>cvillc Nursery, P H O N E 2631. Our Loss, Your Gain W e Need The Room 16—RKAUTY PARLORS 2S-MALE or FEMALE SPECIAL $20 no dally, Sell Luminous Door $10 Permanent, $3 30 Plate*. Mrile Reeve*. Dept. N'u. EVA HESS IIKAtrn SHOP 150 Attleboro, Slats. Free sam­ ?«W t Very often n Carj of Thank* la tha Sanford Herald m«*U • nMd which i* difficult to fill in any other way. Not only la U * Bt aaSmia e*pi«*lfnn of gratitude to thole who have aent floral trilhulOf but also courteously art nowledge* the •ervlce* and kindntaafa ’• W lb * many to whom a personal not* of thank* cannot w-ell be mailed. Newspaper Card* of Thank* are accepted a* socially cor­ rect. Umilv Poll, Ihe noted authority un etiquette, feel* they aarro many good uses. Tli*r* i* na mcrcriicd form for a Card of Thank*. It caa bo 00 brief or a* detailed n» von deitrr. When the occasion come* yog will 'ind a sympathetically under standing member of our staff to OMlgl you. 1220 DOWN $179. COM I'LL IE MODERN 3 Bedroom* and Carport* INSURANCE Houkcaic Bed lerratao Floor* All the NEW KINDS of fire and Innrrsprwg Matin-,, L. I.. SHI — Piano Technician Kitchri. Equipped caiualty. Iniurance available In Box Spring 12 pillows FR EE) I'lionr JIM Houle I, Sanford Nice Krtidential latcalhm the b«*t of Compamc* at Low­ Landscaped Yard. ZI-ROOFING-PI.UMUINU est Rate* to those who qualify. See our neve line of fl.-or covering Ready for occupancy in 2 week, Consult B A L L INSURANCE and complete home furnishing*. A. K. SIIOKMAKLH, III. PLUMPING AtiENCY. 304 S. Park Avc., FREE DELIVERY Ruildrr Sanford, Fla. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Phona 1991 I860 Mellonville rrro cium iu-i Corner 2nd A Magnolia, PH. 1232 It. t.. IIAKVEV 33-MONEY TO LOAN "Bud Bamberger" »l|r. 201 Sanfurd Ave. Phone 1628 6 room, 2 bedroom home. $5751) AlITO LOANS Open Monday’s til 1:60 p.m. lo ea tej on Old Orlando High­ Tin* ia a free pat* lo the IUU COST LESS way. Ideal for chiMirn, tchool VISIT OUK BALCONY Theatre for' Mi-» Lucille Ball. bu* stop. Call 1332-M. Exp. dale Nov. 7, 1936. ftoiU Jl 7b TU B SANFORD IIKRALD Mon. Oct. 20, 1056 31—APT»—MOt'S E S - It00343 Used furniture, appliances, tool*, Nicely Furnished 3 rooms A bath Apt. Cal! 1970. etc, Jtoiight-sold. l-arry* Matt 321 East 1st. St. Phone 1631. PROFIT OPPORTUNITY 2 Bedroom ho-uic. Kitchen cquipp ed. »pacc healer. Ph. 2833-W. 2nd ANNIVERSARY IN NEW BUSINESS Unfurnuhed house, 4 room* A IN OUR bath in country. Phone 1121 M. SANFORD LOCATION See Either William* Swimmmg Echols Hl-Biier ................ MM So 3 ronm uafurmshed apl. Phone 1970. ‘ Pool ad oa Builnei* Pag* thl* Sofa Red and Chair ......... 90 00 Hollywood Bed 40$6 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Diue. Franchlie Dealer lo he Free headboards on Hollywood for Winter Totni*!. Private bain lied* A shower. Meaty heat. Inquuiappointed toon. All Dinette Set* Discounted Manuel Jacobson acro<* from' Post Office. $133 66 Bunk B e lt 11191X1 3-Room Group* ............ 293.PU 3-l'c. Curved Sectionals .. 199 00 • REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL (Foam Rubber! 63—HOMER" 31-INSURANCE 16—PIANO SERVICE GOT INSOMNIA? . Net I ^ u.gi.tcap? We re o|>cn ’til 2 a.uu every night but Smt.lay. THE DOGGIE U1NEK A BAR. Lake Lsf PAINTS Phone 1203 32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIKS Robert A. Williams W AN T a d s 1 fik IT T H A N T S GHAMKOW FUNERAL HOME Hi|N*t07 17 I#1 V«w»K PH0U£ 1*14 lor | IH Jl|c D *ll b n , »»••/ A ' W , CHOOSE A N 4 5 > U S !D CAR FROM OU« M EA T SKUCTION OF V A U H I Sm r9 M M d 9 F SI rickland-Morriaoii INCORPORATED Your Friendly Fard Ik alef 301 E. i n . bl. Pkm * m �eHK SANFORD HERALD r a t * 10 Mon. Oct. 29.1956 When Decorating Bedrooms In Home assport to Happiness By MAYSII OH IO ated by »irrt lasts* c h a p t e r at ATER THAT (a n * night VaJ n i with Dtrk In llrucr'i rurgrrjr. Tt-.c formalities of death wr*r* over nnd Mr*. F*eUicrvton*'a body had b*«fl taken down by two orderfeaa to lha ahlp'a boopltal ward. VaJ had chang'd bach late Mr uni­ form. but Dtrk waa atlU la cen­ tum*. That b* ahould atlU ba in fancy coatum* gart a h u n t touch to the accue. VaJ waa aittlng on tb* adga ol a chair, aa though ah* aruo afraid to r a t a * . Bh* waa drooping not only with wtariMaa but with an aching ama* of guilt and misery. Brace waa spanking quietly. "But wben >ou aaw th* condition of your patient why didn't you call mt at once?-* II* waa aaated in th* chair before hit deck, and hit man­ ner though profreelon»1 waa not taiayra pathetic. "I'm aorry. Doctor. I didn't raaLm how arr.oua her condition waa until toward th* #od I •*» going for you, but it am* too lale." D*aplte all bar hoapltal eapertrnce ah* never failed to Itel ahockrd in th* prr*«rre of death, and Ihla tun* •he had an aching tm*« of pity aa wtlL "But It might not hatra been too 1at* If you'd called me earlier 1 didn't think ah* had aent for ma btcaua* aha waa UL I thought da'd arnt for me for another rra- • »l * n sf to aootfce her." But be atlU ^xA* Bruce's color had heightened. 1 bar* to question Nuria Abaon since I have to make my report to th* Captala In th* morning." II* added stiffly, 1 shouldn't Ilka to hare to report that any negligence r*j her part waa rcspcmslNe for ly. her patient * death." 8h* didn't reply immediately. "You'd darn we 11 letter wot re­ -plea** answer ma, Nurse. t shouldn't Uka to think you'd been port that." Dtrk aaid furiously. remiaa la your duty," he reminded "You might just as wall arcus* •u of murdering lha poor old dear. her gravely. Bui it waa Dirk who aaawared After all. It waa I who Uiruit those puls into her mouth ■* in aa trrUaled, weary voice: "Ob, for beavan'a **k t atop quao- ah* died." "Vow gave bei t < pills? What Uonmg Vat. Hamden! Don't you think ahr'a been through enough pills ?" Uruc* aakrd slowly. "Horn* heart pills Val ashed m« tonight without having to anawer to grt out of the median* bag. your question* 7" Bruce'• manner undue m l an I spilled the wretched things. May­ Inatant change "I U ask you to be If I’d brought them auoner, it keep out of this discussion. Han- would have helped." "But why did yow give them to aun. What I'm (eying to Nurea Allaon doean't concern you in any her?” Uruc* persisted. "Ob. why not?" Dirk was be­ way," he aaid coldly. Dtrk atralghtrnevl aggiraalvrly. ginning to lose hu temper again. "Of coura* It doea Everything *We ware both badly rattled, but •bout Vai concern* me. and I won t w* war* doing what w* could. Val hara her hectored by you or any­ wanted to go tor you when Aunt one ale* - Why hart Dirk inter­ ' May first nvd th* attack. Nit f vened? Didn t ha rvalue It waa the said when th* recovered am' found last thing be should have dona ? It you in the eaten It would probably was Brace's duty to question brr. give her a relapse. It might even and up to now. although his man­ finish her." "So it w*s yow who told bar not ner had been formal, there had bean an undercurrent of aytn- to call raa ?" Brace asked. "W ai, I'm aot altogether surprised . . . pathy. "Nurac Ai.cvi hapjened to have Hut what dors surprise me u that been In charge of on* of my pa­ a girl with mining training atxaild have taken any notice of what you "Tou mean when you cam* into tient*,* Uruc-? aaid atemly. th* eaten ah* ***mnl perfectly all "But cant you drop your pro"All Uua is a wsuu* of um* and right, her pule* waa normal. h*r laaaioaul manner for one* and h* human?" Dirk retorted angrily. a lot of nonsense.” lurk retorted color healthy 7" *T didn't take her putt* and it 1 -ant w* talk It all cut as angrily. "I'm going to taka Val to her cabin whether you Ilk* It or 1 thought her color unhealthy, I friend? ?" "Tou think wa ar« Blende?" noL II you want to go im with put that down to the temper ah* this inquisition in the morning. 1'U Brae* aakrd. waa in," aha aaid aiowly. Dirk ahrvgged hi balpleaa *a- be at your dtspswal, but lor bee“She waa in a temper? Tou think that may have brought on ajperatinn. "At least you must ad­ vena sake leave Val out of it." Aa th* heart attach ?" hr aakrd sharp­ mit wa know each other »eU ha apuks. n* moved forward, took enough to drop all this ballyhoo one of Val * hands and pulled her lyHha looked away from him. tat- Bine* you're a doctor, you must to her IrelHrucr didn't speak, but aa Dsrk i tng her tower tip. "I think It may see that both Val and I have had have. Doctor." The awful feeling a* much as o r ran atand tonight. led her to the door and opened It. of guilt ruahed over her again. Had VaJ especially. I should have Val turned back toward him and aha been th* unwitting caua* of thought you'd h*v* aent bar to gave him a quick, pleading gtanc*. bed with a sedative. Put apparent­ "Brae*, fm sorry . . bar patient * death ?’ “But aurely, knowing that your ly you hav*nt any feeling for "Good night, Nurae," be aaid coldly. patient had a heart condition, you her." IT* Bt CowfMwedJ “Oh. pirate. ’ Dirk," Val whtatbouU hart dno* what you could Dietntuts-1 Or Kj »« rmtursw 9r»*w*«* O IMA Mass'# Orel* ReprUled by penr.lssvjw e« Attic* l « U L Use Imagination g*ntly. 1 —1 auppoo* ! should hare," (hr admitted. I 'm afraid 1 ahell here to aak you for an explanation, Mura* AManal." he aaid. apeaklng more firm­ I Don't let convention restrict your imagination when you de­ corale a bedroom. Hava you a hobby? A farawav place that ha* 1 always favcinated you? A f^vor-' lie game? Any of thrie themes can he worked Into a decorative scheme. There are wallpapers which re­ produce stamps, music, and dolls. If any one of these is vour >- >h by. Racks and cheits for a fan, [ , rock, or souvenir rol'etlfwi mtVe interesting focal point* In any room An interest in American history ca be reflected In a ro im ftirnI Ished with antique* (The crownj tng touch here — a four-poster \bed!) It'i easy to svork In exotic tou-hes of the Far Fait nowadays with the great popularity of Jap­ anese and Indian accessories Chessmen adorn drapery fabrics, and a floor can ratily he made Into a fine checker hoar I The mam thing is to use your Imagination Mske the room a reflection ol sour 'nterest Rut remember — a bed room I* for sleeping. Don't ever • decorate i to such an extent that the room I becomes a eonfusing J-imhle. And don't overtook the hrddinc. ) No mailer how mueli fun the room Is, without a comfortable mattress and spring you woo't , get much satisfaction or real from »l. TWO SPORT STAR RICHMOND, V* <APJ - 1**1 l»i4 Lambert). a starting tackle on lha U I* University of Richmond football l i l i u of th * C irc u it Court • t*’ #r W tram, not only stars on Ihr gri.lim r %t.i I ron but also d-m* well in the ring. , K .IIU.TI K IIO C B ItO L D K tt I c le r k of the C lfc k lt c**oM Lambert. 2lo p-und* and a-, u I I* o H « S« 2 flora Woodbridgc, N. J ., holds ►dirfor«1. h i* rt4 « . m i: i mi \ n the Golden Gloves heavyweight H' l NM croyn m Virginia. S u p orm crk tlt—S o v t You M any Trip* Che e Daiiv n u m and VEGtTAHU BAKERY CROCERY If you're a homemaker, you're lucky that you live in America’ Women in Italy and else*here on the European continent need lots more time for shopping than you do In Italy a woman starting on her wrekly shopping tour goes to th* when "they're in veason." milk it tresh meat butcher, th* dairy, th# •till dipped from a can and many fruit shop, the smoked mtat store, of th# froien foods w# know srt th* b*ker; alter that, to th* fish­ not even on th* market Vet. count yourself lucky when monger. th# druggist, and so on TV.* typical shopping trip may you go out shopping, and thank take Signora Romsno to If stores the food chains with thetr efficient or more Shell he a tired home­ buying and planned distribution. They save you many hour* a maker by th# time she returns. Hera, In one ol our supermar­ week, tiring you better foods at ket* — everything from stesk to orange juice, Irom lettuce to dairy products, bread to SfaghetU sauce tt found under one roof Our modem lord distribution Is on* ol Ihe essential elements In America's higher standard of liv­ ing, of nutation and of health. Her*, corn on th* cob is available in January; you can enjoy froten suawtwrne* 12 months a year, lamb isn't sold Just m th* spring, and you can hay* a srlda vsrlety of vegetables whenever you want them and whatever th* season. In many foreign countries, fruits and vegetables can b« bought only Living Costs R ise To Record Level During September WASHINGTON (A P )-T he go­ vernment hns remolded that lhr-j |Ing cost* rose three-tenths of one per cent In September to a ttI cord level. The In lex of the Labor Depart, ment's Bureau of Statistic! reach1cd 117.1 per cent of the 1517-0 base period. TTiii wa» about onc-lrnth of one per rent above the prior record of 117 In July, and compares with 114 8 for Augu-t. Price* were higher In Sepfrmh*r for all major groups of con­ sumer goods and -crvlces except fc,<d, which remained at the Au­ gust level. The bureau said th* September IOWARO K MIAOOe. 71. running living cost level was nearly 2 prr as View-Presidential candidate cent higher than a year ago ant on the Greenback Party ticket. >■ 2R per rent higher than in Jan­ shown in Boston as he ositlsnavti uary Hki.1. at the -fart of Presi­ some of th* principles of hi* dent Eisenhower's admlni«teation. party, which Includes ibolKtoia The living cost rise means wage of the tnco-n# tax. A VIrfinisnj boosts ranging from one to three by hlrth. Meador claims to M * of Benjamin Frnnkw can's gn hour for shout .Wl/no deerrndsnt tin. Ife also think* that ttsa Go»« workers In a variety of Industries, emment should print It* mslnly the electrical manufactur­ money to meet operating ing Industry, including General Electric Co. plants. Wsge rate* TT.e average take-home pay of fer these workers «re gestrd In a factory worker sntfcout d*penjpart to ehanges In the government living eovt Index. ents was »M«5 a week, and that New record levels t t worker of a worker with a wife end tw* earning* aI«o were reported. Th* children was 874 M. Each flfu ie Bureau of Labor Statistics ssid lake-home pay—or earnings less is about tl 10 higher than th* rat* tax deductions—reached a new in Angust and approximately 12 H above • year sago. | f| peak !n September. TELL ME, RILEY WHAT GIVES YOUR CA R SO MUCH PICK UP A N D GO ? *a ' J p i Ib Ip, 6 * 4 f order 4 uhir|lt | hl*»" at *u h mlnUtfAtor !*• l l * U Si n i •»t*•! in# i m m b stA> mt Ode* I t» A I* M54 u ro n u i: ukli . %*1r»i!c*I•c t<r |>». | i . - u S' *n *?f \ t 0 K t l i t nf v\ II. 1.1 \\| ti m i l. I f ..* 1 • ;# " \. 6p «tf, J r tl lN A! an v|lq \%* Wi'nM Kl*f nfllclsl y (VtoUr, (Ohaiswsih Tlsuv TYlodsd CcUi Ofou (jlw o M LOW COST ------ H a n fo rd If Your Hfrald li Not Dfllrcred By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 I*. 5f. '■ For Delivery iS f m t t f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Eatabliahed 190S SANFORD, FLORIDA Talent Told For Variety Show Nov. 8 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1935 Asftociated Prr** Leased Wire NO. 123 Ike To Discuss Mid-East Crisis On Nationwide Talk An outstanding array of talent has been secured for the forth­ coming Variety Show to be pre­ sented at Scmmote High School Thursday evening, Nov. 8 at I p. m , Dallas Loup, president of the Sanford Lions Club said today. The show, said Loop, la being sponsored Jointly by the Sanford and Casselberry loons Clubs lo benefit their sight conservation programs. Eight of the performer* were listed b> th* local L>on» Club President, all of whom will be ni'lJ.ETIN seen during the show next week. IJ).\DON r — The British IV Ruth Smith, nf Orlando, a con­ fen«e Ministry said Innlxhl Bri­ trolled acrobatic dancer, I* a stu­ tish and t rench bomber* wri* “ at Shi* moment" bombarding dent nt Boone High School and ha* military lirgels In Egypt. licrfnrmrd in the Daytona Beach A Drtrnse Ministry •Istemrnl band-hell and has appeared be­ at <:!• p. m.—1:1* p. m., EST— fore various audiences In this said: "\n air nffen*lse h> bom­ area. Sidney Vihlen, a Junior at Semi­ ber aircraft nnder allied rnmmand I* at this moment being •itfeltK'S MIN hr a* one youngster proffered his diime for a balloon that costumed barker, were ocddl- i nole High School, and a pupil of launched against military targets Ing” up and lown goothslde School Halloween Carnival's midway. Balloon* wer* nearly at uttiactive as Ernest Cowley, a member of the th* costumed tuirkei* and chlldien during the festivities. (Staff l'liuto) Seminole High Band and Dance la Egypt." Band, will he heard with hr* HumWASHINGTON President pet. Anita Idles, North Carolina'* Elsenhower will go on nationwide Champion Majorette, and listed In television and radio tonight to dis­ "Who's Who In Baton Twirling" cus* the Mid lie Ea*t crisis for IBM, IBM. -*nd 1337. has Iwen This wa* atmounerd shortly he performing for eight vrsrs, drum majorette for Leakstille, N. C. fore noon todsy by the White High School Band, will be seen in House which also repeated that An extensive "Get Out The one of her out si a ml mg |<crform- the United States Is still standing Vote” campaign Is underway in aners. by its pledge to assist any victim Sanford and Seminole County head­ Junellr la-e of Sanford, daughter nf aggression In the Middle East. Hl'NDItEDS (IF I lilt MIEN waltel in line l.x,t titcht at Southside School's Hall-wren Carnival to clA Seminole County dalrynu'i thsr get a clu*n look at the door watcher or g*l a g limp-e of what happen* “Inside", (Staff Photo) of Mr.aml Mr*. John L. Lee ami hat announced his write-in can­ ed by the Seminole County Junior Britain is reported to have In­ Chamber of Commerce and their suter of the already prominent didacy foe the Seminole County formed the U. 8. government it Oilyson Id-e, is another talented considers the pledge defunct. The Get-Out-TheVote ch.lrman Bill School Board from District 4. exponent that will be sc•u mi thci ptrrlge bound the Unite.! States, j Elbert Cammark yesterday noth Gramkow. Varictle,’ stage. Hi ttnin ami France lo wt>rk to­ I fled incumbent C. K. Harrison of Candidates for the three feats «n The Knot Heads, a well known gether in the Middle East to pre­ I Geneva, by certified msit n( his the Board of Sanford City Com­ : candidacy and charges which grew A new slate of officer* for the group of square daiifcr*. heaJcd s e n t pcaco. missioner* will be guests of the by Mr. and Mrs. Junius Allen of Presidential press secretary *■• of the announcement. Dr. Luther T. Doss of 303 At­ fiscal starting N»v Jaycrrs at its noon luncheon meet­ naniej year yesterday afternoon by the Casselberry wall also play a pro­ James C. Ilagerty said Eisenhow­ lantic National Bank and Dr. Har­ The alms, ambition*, platform, Cammack operates the Fairglade Jersey Dairy' east of Geneva ing Thursday at the Yacht Club Natiotiak Federation of Federal minent part in the Varieties' Show er's talk tonight would be about old K Ring, tool Palmetto Ave , amt furtherance of the Democra­ 13 minutes- beginning al 7 p. m. Each candidate has an allotted Employes. I/*- al No. 12IR. at the program. tic party will lie lauded tomorrow on State Road M lie said in his nre two of the 4flo detega’e , who afternoon in Sanford when 8cnThe Seminole High School EOT. announcement that "I serve my time to speak in his own behalf Sanford Naval Air Station. All major networks are expect­ plan to attend the 42ml animal alar Spe**ard Ibdland speaks from fellow- dairymen as vb-e-president The program will lie broadcast over Miles Keogh whs named prc<i- Dalle* Band directed by U-alic convention of the Florida Chiro- the corner of First 8t. and Mngof Central Florid* Milk Producers ' Itadlo Station WTRR beginning dent of the civil service employe* Smith and instructed by Ernest ed to carry It. I Association, vice-president of Or- at 12:30. Say ing the talk would be "a non- prartir Association, starling In mil la Ave. union with Carl Mo>* elected to Cowley, will tw heard throughout [ ange County Artificial Rc-.-' -j political report," llagrrly added Miami Beach tomorrow. the office of vice-president. Miss the stage performance. Senator Holland arrives in San­ Ally son lax. outstanding pianist that the President would speak Association, director of the Or­ Those slated to appear in thetr Kathy Stowell, trra-urer. Miss ford tomorrow morning at 11:30 The convention will nttrarl dele­ ange County Dairy Herd Improve- own behalf are: A. L Wilson, in­ Mary Mirharls. secretary and G. will also l«* seen a ml heard dur­ from hU Whit* House office and and will Im met at the Seminole discuss "the developing situation gates from all tmrtr of Florida County Court lluus# by Seminole muit Association, and a director cumbent. Earl Higginbotham, In­ A. Muffler, sergeant at arms. ing the show. and featured *|>#akert will include cumbent. If. M. Nichols who an­ twRthe Farmers Cooperstlve Ex­ And Surann* Jones, daughter in the Middle East." Those namcj to Ihr executive Tb* town turned out laat nlfhtl some of the na'ion's foremo*t l o u n l y Democratic Executive nounced his candidacy In opposi­ change a* Pinecsslle." of Mr. and Mrs. C. . Junes, and Ilagerty laid further Eisenhow­ '.aPior.HM In the Oilrmi ifilf O-fiimlitee r" airrr me II. committee on a vote (if the mem­ Th<*y were attending SoulhlW* tion to Higginbotham. Merle War­ Ixe ant Seminole County Cam­ School’s Halloween Carnival. HI* announcement contained the ner. candidate for the vacancy bership were: Howard Watt*. Mel­ her "remarkably beautiful" so­ er trill “outline the American po­ profe**Ion paign Chairnuii John E. Fox. statement that “ If I am elected rivaled by Comminsmcr Jiiin vin Spivey and Forrevt Engertiret- prano voice will be Included on the sition" regarding the tense situa­ Automobiles were |iir'«--* fer The thru-day convention, to be program of \arudy Show s per­ tion resulting from Ihr Israeli I will turn the salary which the Krider's term expiration, and Paul son. Holland will spook at 12:30 lo blocks around as the gay colored held at the Algiers llotrl, v ill thrust into Egypt on ktonday. office paya over to the various Yates Jr ., who announced his lights which »urrounded the school The new officers were Im­ formances. demonstrate Ihr growth of the |>o*stbly one of the largest n-- inParent-Teacher Association* of candidacy in opposition to Warner. mediately sworn in by Winifred Since that time Britain and ground* and the floral light* which Chiiopractie profession throiigliout time audience, ever to gather in Seminole County. I will lo this provided a alayllm# atmosphere Frame hate announced plans to Scot', a mrmber nf the executive downtown Santnnl He I* am.o r it Tomorrow afternoon's appear­ Ihr *latr and will *l*o revb-w the to make it clear that iny only in­ ance nf the candidate* will lx- the hour.I vppointrd to -erve until a TB , H ealth Assn. place troops in Egypt, and the two drew youngsla'rs and ailulta alike in Sanford In la-half of the entire lati <t adv.lines arhlrvisl in var­ governments Joined yrstrrday in terest in ihe pottlon i» t" » *?i" first time the group has been tern l>erm.im-nt slate of uffher* could D< moeratic ticket with rnipharia from far anal wide. ious field*. • to work for better education for together during the campaign for he clret-d Carl M > - sra vetoing a U. $. resolution in the Nothing was left undone to pro­ Appoints Chairm en im Stevenaon-Krfauvcr and HerDuring llie convention, an award long. U. N. Security Council. ys^r children and mine.'* vide entertainment for old and prcsi.lrnt of the union organuaIhe three commission seats. A t Q uarterly M eet Prime Minister Eden said to­ will he presented to Miclry Man­ Citirens from over the entire young Huge balloons, of varioua Cammack stated that he is 33- Gramkow, outlining (he Get-Out- tlon. tle of the New Vork Yankees who county are invited lo Im In. San­ lines of the rainbow, aloni Yesterday's meeting was the yeara-old and a member of the 1 he Vote campaign said (hat a Ti c regular quarterly m.-e*lns nf day Britain and France will move has been srlcttcd by the chira- ford to hear .Senator Holland. the voire* of barken, who ballyMethodist Church, a \elcran of deluge of leaflets urging every sixth meeting of the group since the Seminole County TB Health Into the Son Canal Zone—with prtciors a* t h e Outstanding Immediately following his ap- hooeal slda-shnws, game* of (kill, 4 'i year* In the Infantry In World riti/rn lo Vote wrll possibly be itx formation earlier this year. Association « ) * held yesterday »• nr without the *|>pr»val of the Alhlr'r of 1938 United States. Keogh, taking over at yester­ imarnnce here he will leave for along with peanuts and popcorn, War II where he rose through the droppei on Sanford and Seminole Ip m. In the Board of Education rank* from private to captain. A- County from a plane. He sail that day's meeting said, “ I want to office. "We stand by wbat we said and | The chiropractors, representing Dade City where he will speak provided the carnival atmosphere. It was a "night out" for most •ae shall carry It out," he told America's *eron<l largest healing during the afternoon. mong hit decorations arc the if a plane could not he made avail­ thank all of you for the opportuni­ Prr-cnt were: B. T. Mllwee. profession, will conduct ■ series Other* meeting Senator Spcs- folks at they enjoyed the annual bronre star and purple heart tor able the leaflets would be dis­ ty you have given me and hope Mrs. J N. Aiaiello. P. II Flet­ rhr House ef Commons. that 1 will be ib ', l i Cii'f-it • - cher, It K. Karrs, Mrs. ltuth acton In Europe. tributed by hand. Eden rcfu«ed to say whether of lecture* on chiropraelic techni­ aid Holland on hit arrival in San­ spaghetti supper serveJ In the duties of the office tothe satis­ British and Frem-h (ones have que. appllel piychotherapy, pub­ ford svtll Im Senator Douglas school lunch room and then "took The write-in candidate stated "Much Interest Is being placed Scott. Mrs. W W. Tyre, Robert lic hrtillh, X ray and other scirnli- Stcnslrom and the leflilaUva in" the midway, later seeing the faction nf the mc'obrr-hi-t Gap he has a Masters Degree with now In a song by Johnny Siandley Hennc't. Mr*. J L Motion Jr.. landed on Egyptian *oi'. There dance rcvu>- staged bv top D • The new president announced Mrs. Irving Pryor. George Dabbs, were unconfirmed rejv>rt* from Be subjects. delegation. high honors In animal husbanlry called 'Get Out and Vole'," said bury School of Dancing. the visit to Sanford of l-etanl the Middle East all dsv thvt the Among th speakers will he |)r Gramkow. "The record will be and his wife has a i -’--' Mr-. I I Pryor, Mrs. Ralph Ham­ Children were gay in costume* Walker, nali'-n * re-re ent.,' * Granville Fl«her, Professor of landing* had started. The latest, heard many times before election gn-c In education, both from the mond, Mr*. Van Fleet. Mr*. E. resembling *krlclon«, demons, gay the Nstional Federation of Fed­ C. Dunning, M. N. Cleveland, and from Israel radio, said llniish Psychology at the University of Morrison A ccepts day, Nov. 4," he said. University of Florida. gypsle* and rombtnadons from eral Employes, whose office is troop* went ashore In 'he Suei Miami; Dr Earl Rich of lancoln Each year the Seminole County Mrs. Graham. The three Item platform which fniriea to kings. 3lost uf them Job With T ire Co. located In Washington. D. C. area. There was no confirmation Chiropractic College and Dr. JoCammack stales he will follow if Junior Chamber of Commerce Walker's appearance in Sanford is, Mr. Bennett was appointed from Cairo. were pilot*I hy parents who were seph Jane. National oCUrge ofi ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-John •pinvire* a Gel-Out-The-Yote esmelected Includes: As a member the Naval Air Station will he at Blood Procurement chairman; W. Morrison, son of Altamonte' in the festive mood along with ' W'e rannot accept that w* har* Chlroprsrlif, Chlrago of the School Board “I will a>k palgn, and this year, said chair­ an open meeting where all cos- Mrs. Ararello, Health Education Kxpretl Agt J . D Morrison ami Ihrlr young«ter*. to <d>taiii the agreement nf lh» man Gramkow, "We are going the arhool administration to give -halrman, .rod Mr- B *' " ' r Ploy** will he Invited to attend Mr* M-irrlson, left recvntly for! Lines forme*!, sometime* himt'nled Slate* before acting In our all out lo ake it the blggot ter Patients* S#r*i«p chairman. more consideration to parents than Howard Walls, a memlier of the Atlanta, G» where he is afflllvled dieals long, lo take ir the "Spook own vital interests." Eden de promotion the Jaycee, have under­ s '^ a s in the pavt." ||p said, in Mi* Graham reported on films from Cairn. House" from which screams of c irc u la r hfj.iifi nn'jM.r i •»,, -, with the o. s Royal Tlte Co. taken In this area " hi» written statement "My im­ fright and enjoyment were heard Shop Steward he apjmmted by Hi* hsv.ng hern shown at schools and The young M«rri*on t have an Eden declined In rlvt the House pression is tint nsren* *-*vr l air today, Increasing cloudiness sparlmcnl at 1031 Euclid Ai r . At­ during the show. president to represent the fedeia- literature amt posters placed. She of Commons any detail* on action been considered a sort of neces­ lion in earh of the station's dr- al«o reiMinr-d on pajama* and tu he taken by British and French tonight wllh few sh'iwers Isle to- lanta Mr, Morrison will he re ! Hot ring* and cola! dri-*' sary evil and that they are not night or Thursday; low innight membsrrd as the former. Ml s long with candied apples drew paI"merits. M, niiH-i ,h.ji of ibe other item* token to the patient* elated • terognixrd as the folk* who aie CO41. hnnilrails nf hungry rel#lira'or«. al the hospital and visit, to thi-iil. Marie Maxwell of Winter I'ark. gr>uo approtel in,- r>,->ii<>.i In an angry rvrhangr. Labor paying the hill. Adult* visited the coi.ntry store, The meeting yesterday was Mr*. Tyre reported on the re­ lea ier Hugh GaiUkell shouted Ihr pair tram, the cak# booth, ''I will try to bring about a held aboard the Sanford Naval cent Regional Patients’ tscrvir* "This Is really a fantastic sltua handicraft booth and other at­ program whereby the Board of Air Station in the station's chapel. Committee meeting in Orlando. tlon It is the whole House and tractions which delighted the visit­ School Trustees will mod with the whole country which is wailing or* fancy. parent* before refilling a Irarher, (ur an answer to Ihis question." Right In the raids* of fhe en­ i n j give her the praise or eritlIn what amounted lo an ap|val tire II jlln.w-t-n Celebration was flkws «hc lav rained.'' he said. for Vmerican understanding, the Mr*. Velma Mitchell, principal uf In another part , c •> . Prime Minister said: “ Boys and girls were pretty want to caution anal urge ail Southside School, who. most of 'he Cammack says “ I will insist that ' It is sometimes a government's had U*t night," said Sanford Po­ rhihlra-n lo refrain from aloing time was surrounded by dadtng the school admi"ls*ei»ev i-n-u» , duty to lake decision* fur Its uau lice Chief Roy William* a* he an­ •an) tiling whatsan-vrr that would parents anal youngsters. school business that he rcxiincountry." It was a night to cnlebrate, and nounce! this morning that every result in damage to uny property mends to the school board. An I in available man wilt la- on duty In­ Imlonging to any persams, to Sanford folk* took advantage of the final item he **ated "I Ihc oppawtunlty to attend the night to curb rowdiness, destruc­ building* nr automobiles.'* promise that I will personally in­ The Judge said " If any such South si ie School Hallow em Carni­ tion of property and vandalism. Grower Council vestigate any parent's complain)• "City patrol car* will rnsV, toe aits alo amrtir nml Ihr matter val. which have not been satisfied rounds of the community- often to brought la-foie the rourt, the court through regular eha"n',l* ar t it-,' Slates Important FISH HUT OF MATER keep an eve on ynon • t>-r Isklt* • will deal with them so as to tiring 1 4lll give a report to that par/hi '• Session Tomorrow part in Halloween Night fun <nd .ibtiul a -loppage nf such conduct. WALTERS, Okla. UV-The old"The Court," saijl Jualge flout- timer* here «wear the drought is ALTAMONTE SPRINGE—L- T celebration*." said < hlef William*, holder, “ hope* thaf everyone will «o had the fish are trying to get "loot night," he sail, "*ome got Brysn. Chmn., Ssnford Grower beyond the bound* of decency a* try to inrirur! rhilalrrn to he care­ caught to get out of the hot and Counrll of Florida Citrus Mutual, S o cial Security drying atreams. Game Rangrr anno'inrrt an Important meeting they wrote on screen door*, but ful in lha-ir relrhialing and enjoy­ tonight we wilt be watching ment of Halloween. Above all Woody WIDon says the streams to t»c held Thursday (Nov. 1) at Rep To Be Here Hungs,'' he said, “respect the are so low that fish are dying 7 3/) P m. at the Altamonte them." A rcprcrnta'.ive of the Social |fr>m tack of oxygen and also Three tnci-lrnls last night drew righf* nf others." Springs Community House, Mail Security Administration District Sheriff l.olher Hobby, this scalding to death. attention lo Halloween pranksters !and Av*. Office in Orlando will be at the “IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE" Water Conservation and the when “filthy" langiiv.-e ».i* writ Morning, -aid "We will Im watrhHum ber of Commerce Building This 1911 slogan was <oine.| <Itnil Outlook for 19V! 37 will he ten on n screen door, tcensger* mg the youngsters tonight. Our i r * ) j " . ■ i on Friday. Nov. 2. Fri­ waylaid y uiung children on their entire stuff will be patruling the by Thomas K Dr*#s,tneK— a part of the program, also W. W. day, Nov. 8, and Friday, Nov. IS, Mii\.-rs, U. 8. D. A. DIM. Super way home from the Southside county." publican canalidate. and referr­ between the hours ol t:30 a.m. The Sheriff warned "the child­ vreor. will show color films on School Carnival and stripped ed to the fact that his opK-ttrul, and noon. the Mediterranean Fruit Fly awl them of all their carnival toys, ren should have a good lime but Franklin I). R»'<evei|, hid al­ TTiia service la made available will answer questona regarding anal itrra-t lamp* were being bro­ mutt eliminate any roughness or ready ser,cd thre# Itintr destruction of property. ken on Mt-llonvlllc Ave. (o those who srish to apply for the Met Fly. Want Ads rent house*, apart­ Juvenile Judge Emrst linos“ Parents shmihl talk to their Old-Age and Survivors Insurance MRS, MARY DEI YENS, Director of Nursrs, Seminole 3lrmmlal Hospital, nf Sanford was elected first ments, stores ami lots quickly. All Interested cilrua grower* vice chairman of the Institutional Nurainv Service Admitl-trator* Section of the Florida Nurses' As­ benefit*, aoelal security account sociation at its annual Convention In Fort luudrrdal*. Pictured left to right are Helen Voss, St. Peters­ sr# invited to attend this mett holder *aid this morning "I have children before they are allowed Call 1821 as toon as you ere received reports of some vandal­ lo go out on their annual Trick numbers, or obtain Information] burg, second vice idpiirmsn; MUlrad Ann Vogt!, Miami, chairman; Mr*. Detysna; and Mr*. Dorothy B. in*. changing tenants. ism faking place last night. I or Treat fun," he said. | •bout Km gotiaj Security program. | Pin.ler, Miami, **crctary. Powers Say W ill Move into Canal Dairyman Reveals Write-In Candidacy Fftr School Board Legal Notice j I <t * 4 11 ». a t Shop and Save In Sanford Jaycee Get - O u f - V o f e Campaign Underway Keogh To Head Civil Service Employes Uni i i S S S S L . Holland W ill S p e a lT Chiropractic Moor Here For Demo Ticket1 Town Turns Out For Soulhside's Halloween Carnival SU R E THING, C H U M - v CLEAN-BURNING NO-NOX. GULF TAKES OUT THE GOO AND GIVES YOU MORE GO ‘ I GET IT. NO-NOX KEEPS YOUR ENGINE CLEAN, YOU KEEP THE HORSEPOWER YOU BOUGHT Aulo linancing by uur l».\nl* offer" sou Al.I.of lhr«»e Saving". j THE LOAN COST KEPT DOWN You p"> * mo,‘ moderate Imrrovving charge. Wc finance new rnrw at l> »'*. Vou pav no "hidden ciNta”. THE INSURANCE Weather Additional Local News On Page 7 Your insurance premiums mi»v he Included In your monthly payment* and placet! locally with yuur own agent. THE ACTION Aou apply foe your luank Auto Loan and gel a decision promptly BORROWING POWER You pay as agreed and earn useful cred­ it "lan d in g with U" for future credit n erd*. '1 7 Before you buy your next car, are a* for actual money-waving figure-fart* on our thrifty bank aulo loan plan. And are eaactly how II will pay you to finance your new car with ua! Got olean-burnfng • • • • • I 9 I • I 9 • • f i 4* J 4 « 4 • 9 t 4 A « • 1 4 f 1 FLORIDA STATE BANK of SANFORD “The Friendly Bank” Member F. D. L C. *5 « a •VtUm B * * tl, to The Uf* W Riley. Cwsewft Jww/htttngt h rik N a a d M a a ssE O U L F N O -N O X fhe high-value” gasoline Brailey Odhcun, distributor Officials To W atch For Vandalism Tonight � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/dccbcd8682f5b90386f418627aae3ba6.pdf 86b60319f16e3996d1fa18e056621e55 PDF Text Text I Pinecrest Join the hundreds of families having the thrill and satisfaction of selecting new homes In South Pinecrest. If you have delayed buying because you couldn't quite make up your mind - take a day off - visit this marvelous community of beautiful homes—let this exhibition of better living help you find th e answer . . . then talk to a proven builder for information about homes now "on parade" for you. 132 FAMILIES HAVE PURCHASED HOMES IN SOUT H PINECREST Because this planned development of Modem Florida homes fulfils every requirement of the sincere, fur-sight ed homescckcr. HERE you have an engineered community of fine homes, set in an atmosphere of quiet rural charm, yet endowed with eveiy metropolitan convenience. You have neighbors who love their families and are proud of the community in which they live. You have beauty, and ease and comfort, and you have SECURITY for every hard-earned dollar you invest. Here at South Pinecrest you can establish your castle, and be satisfied with the estate you leave your children when you have gone. Sanford is a city with a glowing future, and the homes in South Pinecrest will forever be monuments to its progress, SOUTH PINECREST H O M ES ARE PRICED FROM SELECT YOUR PLAN OF P A Y M E N T If You Are A Veteran: $625 Down Payment W E CA N $1950 Down Payment Service Personnel FICA $1000 Down Payment (Indude* doting costa) (Indudea dosing costs) $67 Per Month $63 Per Month $66 Per Month (Indudra U xm and Ina. (Includes taxes and Ina. (Include! taxe* and Ina.) (Include* doling costa) QUALIFY YOU FOR ONE OF THE FINANCE PLANS WITHIN 30 MINUTES Act now — and you can chon## the Paint color of jroor home, inside and out; al*> Uth UU and brink trim Ml any homa not complatat Out TODAY? r SEE THE F.RS OF FINER HOMES 2625 S. French .1 Al \’°ur * Odham & Tudor. Inc, BRAILEY ODHAM President fr p i 2 if : Wuscl *& 2980 For A* AP �Shop and Save In Sanford § > a n fa v b —— — m Established — — 190S »*— — "" f e AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY OCTOBER 29, 1936 r a l If Yoar Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M, Call 1S2I Berore 7 P. M. For Delivery * Associated Foar Die A s S N A S Plane Crashes W hile On M ed Deployment Bom ber A tta ch e d T o V A H -1 1 "Sale* tn volume at Ihe San­ ford State Farmers Market ahowOn Oct. 27. a ed an increa.e over the preeevl Bomber attached u ing week,** Sandy Anderson, man­ tack Squadrun | | , now ager of the market, said this with the V. S. Sixth Fir* morning. Mediterranean, vsat lost during an (iro n sales tor th. week ending \ |»3J PAl KAMI* I 1.11*1*1 II wo* found burned ar..J a andoncd in scrub noli Ju*t ooulh of State Road approach to landing aboard <yo about a half milt. Only th* hull of the car remained Intact. (Staff Photo) Oct. 70 was 11.742 package* at Aircraft Carrier Bandolph. a valuatinn of t32.u91 0). * Leaders New* u< thr plane accident la*t week." »xid Andetwm. "were released Ihia morning as the Bob1cucumber*, grapefruit, beans and I;- Information Office of Heavy oranges." Arnold l.ond, Republican ran Attack Wing One at the Sanford Sandy Anderson explained that the "aatlsfactory price* on or­ didate for Concro-* tn the Fifth Naval Air Station to wne.lt the squadron was attached ange* and grapefruit raised the Concr«-»»lonal District drdsred Four crew member* aooard Ihe valuation in proportion lit the num­ that ('resident Klienhowrr'a visit withdrawn pending further discusBy CM; Manager to plorlda ha* <lemnn*trated to plane were lo«t. ber of parkagrs moved off of the >lon bclacen llie State Ito.rr I of w a r r e n »:. kxom i . i :s Amplifying ilctail* of tha acci­ the people of this *tatr that he market platform* UITV COMMISSIONRH K \lll. IIKJMNBOTHAM shown with aon.e Since the conet ruction uf * Health and He city, rhii "Market condition* were satis­ it interested In them and will dent have Pl.t yet l>cen received. of his prize show rattle at his ranch at luike Monroe. (Staff Photo) iraual «»* due to the fart that *»ojr treatment plant i« auch a Crew member* of Ihe ill-fatrl factory on movt vartetiei," Ander­ not forget wtp-u he Ii elected foe daily Important question to the the city commliaion had previousEverything Is in irarttneii for son reported in nil weekly new* another four rear*. He »poke at plane wrre: 1.1. Cotndr. O Scott people of the City of Sanfor! it ly icheduled a meeting with ftacal tomorrow night’* Soi thiide School lettrr releaved t(>di<y' a cltlirn, meeting at Ca»*ellN-rry- Brownlee, pi'ot. whoso vr.fe Au­ It beat that a factual report be agenti to are If it wai possible to Halloween Carmwl aa'J Mu. Celery arrived at the S viford "I h*'e Juat recelvr.1 a letter drey and (our cniid.ei- live at liven to the public on the »trp* finance the third rcrtificate i»*u* State Farmer* Ma-lev «.n Friday, Velma Mitchell, principal uf Ihe from Ike congratulating mr on 2X'7 lirandvira Ave. Sanfuid' Ll. that are being taken to provide without waiting four yca*i fot a Oct. 21 "Tht* I* Ihe earliest ar­ my effort* In thi* campaign," IJg) Dewey F. Helm*, bombard­ school. this facility. It ii hoped tl.it, in lurplui tn accumulate Preparation! have been under­ rival of Florida C'lrry In the Ma­ l.und *tated. "He Informed me ier navigator, whose wife. J'linthis way, an) m liundrrs'anlinjs On Oct. 21. l»3«. the City Comway for weeks, in order 'n have lory of Sanford and thr Hanford that the only way, rr*p«.nilbility it a an I Iwro children live tn San­ can be . corrected an! everyone minion authontrd a contract with ’every booth, every game, ev*ry Stale Fanner* Markef." *ald Ihe of government can In- fixed, is ford, Jimmy II. Bailey, Ai>2, can riiacuat the matter in relation- the fi*cal agent! to make the to has e the Administration ai.<l third crewman, whose wife Jaeouihip to (he action now underway. neceiiary itudiei to determine if ride, all set for the Haloween market manager. Harold II Kailntr Co. u a i the the Congie** under the *ame po­ eline and two children .ive at 104 eiowJ. In 19M. the City of Sanford, it It now poatible lo make tin* I'mccrrst Drisr. and II M. UnWILDWOOD. IK— A Negro farm Thtv year, aerarvllrtg to i-ffirlala first receiver of thr thipmenl of litical leadership " Undertook a water rod sewer pro- third itiur for the pmpo.c of dcrwthHl. AQI. svhoae wife Helen tatmrer, placed In Jail for protec­ celery to be sold here. Tne celery "Ike informed me lhal the need, tram at an estimated cost of II.• convtrurtlng a tewage treatment ..f the Soithiide .1-hool P-TA, the was grown by A. Bud* A Sons at tive custody at hi* own requr»l of all Americans can In- i>elter re*ldr* In Dellary. 171.000 (O. The purpo»e of tin plant. The agenti have laid that riqnd* are expo • e I tu tie bigger thrlr Zcl|w<>..d farms. nfter he was arru*nl of Irsulltng avrvrel,” he »*ld. "by the election and m m ler. procram was to provide < unitary It will take approximately two Anderson reported that live a white woman, dls.uprarcd under Two dance revuei will b.v *t. Jed "quality ii excellent, w>ih lung of o Iter.-.t.Kcnn l|ou-e of Brpvesewage collection ayiteni through* monthi tn make the itudy and strange >licumstamcs early yes­ out the city aa far a* poasibb-. At prepare a report for th. t ily mi that ev >r u n f v.ill have an . p- ■ri.*p rib*, nnd Ihe ue* runn.ng •rntativrs along with th-- return terday. ”f the prc.etit mlmlld-tiation " Com minion J'uitunitv It »re the young In -i-n tkia time, the Florida State Itoani heavy to four and *ix duten stir* Jesse Woods, 39, was misting "Several month* ago. I help of Health requested that a pri­ The State Board of Hrat.li h.it take pat) ‘n Ihe r llallnvceen .id which O not loo desirable at thi* from hi* Jail cell wh-n Police mary sewage treatment o'ant aUo Itcen Informed of their fa:t» ar.J flr*» fall revue. Th« fln l wtd he lime of the year." However, they started a movement to get Ikr Chief Kg .Mollis returned from be constructed aa a part of the M h par'.iea are now ituidin* In at 7:30 n *n amF the erected w.il predict the next him r-tir.g will hi- down here" l.und stated, "At that The lovely (i.-me of M- nn-l ch..*ing two speeding car*. There projram. The City of Ssnlord did pending the remit* of Hie ttud fop.iw in l if an ho-v*. It* svy to •« »»d * •Tim.- I * tiu tint- I thought »*e might In- In -qt have Ihe fundi needed for lea. "This la the rattle that I am There will he ride* for the duubt by what Ihe Iradr will take danger of l.-ilng the State if he Mr* II (’.P a r k e r al Soldrnro.) were blood spot* on the'Boor and a bunk wav overturned. A day- raising for *hnw rattle," Cttjr fe..« phaae in the certificate nine. Too often M ia heart that the children, and pler.tr of them, a mure qui-kly and Mtufactorily didn't. Iblt I believe thing* look was aadly damaged early Satur­ long s»arrh failed to turn tip any ('•-inmitilonrr Earl Higginbotham On the advle of two icparate en­ city ihould )u»l go oat and build train will be on hand tn Inke them to there large lUea.’ said An.ter- btlghtee for Ike now than they day morning by fire and water dll four year* a«o. It i* my begineer*. the City Commlidon the treatment plan’. It I* not on a tour of the ground*. Mr*. Parkrr aald "We had Just cluca on Ihe dUappearante. *«.n." aald recently aa he pointed out Fir*! reports of the Incident two pride hulls and a herd of hei­ c.-.me to the c o n c l u s i o n that the quite ao raty lo make thii ?o nc■We -huuld have a rood move­ did that he will carry- th** dli- h«d a new heating system InstallThe American l-rgl m I* furn'ihreached The Sanford Hera hi about fer* at his cattle ranch near Lake collection ay item was of piimary eompliahrd fact, .'uwever Tin mg the autumotiv’ trrln. wht'e ment this wt-ek of cu*umber», trli-t by a greater vote than In eJ on Friday." importance and that llift rodee- construction coil will or nearly a Snappin* Turtle will b taking celery, bcilu. ra.li*h.-*, aratirw , 1932 when he tam ed it by a Mr*. I'arkrr said. “We III Ihe -t o'clork Sunday morning It wa* Monroe, Jinn ayatem would remove Ihe quarter of a million collar!. Our other rniw.li on .-xriting 'ripi. grapefruit, an-l a limit-d volume vote of Md.OOO to hO.OOO." healer Saturday morning nnd believed at that time that a fullCnitimlssluner TTigglnhothnm n sewage from being depouted along way would he to limtdy incru-e "I cannot understand the loyal of eggplant," Andarson reported •hortl.v aftcrw .nl found *ome- fledged race rim might precipitate plained that the two hull* h n d Thp "Pair Tree". Country S ute. the hulkhrad. from the flaring temper* in and tie* of anine cltigrn* to Ike," he the prcim! utility rare* en • jgtr Ihing to In- anilsa." from famous »how- cattle have al­ In March of 1931. repreartilalivea to piovulr Ihe nuclei revenue. n ho *th for polled plv t. and ■■round Wildwood. •tated, "They *ay they are for ready reached the stage of tw lrf Mr. Parker .vent into a'llr In of Ihe Slate Board ..f Health met The city coininitainn h it slid that lab|r arrangement*, a I'mt Office, Ike an will vote for him but they Florida Highway Patrol officers *huw rattle themselves. find what thr trouble might be with Ihe City Commlaalon tu agree they will not inerrne the ra to . :.nd other exciting hi dh* will be aie not Into raw ted In whether he were placed on a at a ml by basis and there wa* *o much smoke (iuiding the two bulla aroutid <m the necessary program An Thii ha* been rrp'wti.l lime and provided lo furnUh enleilaining get* a Republican ('-ngreft or and many wrre called to Ihe Juat a* If they were t>ct». he call* they couldn’t get in. agreement waa made to the *Mi*- time again. The revolution r»c!f shopping for the older f.dka aa not |h. thrae same people renivm‘ scene Amt It was reported that faction of both partle* tn the ralli for Ihe financing tn be done well a* Ihe young fry. Damage to the h«me ia estimat­ sheriffs and sheriffs deputies rach by nickname. ThD one, he l-er that the Democratic majority A bind will be on hand lo furn­ ■reld I* Ml,*rry" and the other W form of a resolution numbered MO •m the present revenue itruclure. ed nl $2 000. thwarted Ike on every turn In the it* MARIAN l o s km from surrounding counties were and waa paaaed on April 12 1931. The hutinei* approxch It t j review ish music tinier hrillinnt lights The (lvlr.lo Fire Department and •ummoned to the Central Florida "I'cewre." OVIEDO— When II romei la l**t •.•••l-ui of Congreai. (living Thii reaolution stated very '.tally and itudy the entire utility system that have already b«*n trite.) for choosing cheer leaden the itud- him the presidency with.nit a Re­ Killarney fire truck and emer­ town. The father of lo th of the yotirf that Ihe City Comnti*sl»n eonsld- of revenue an I r-ownddurc*. If Ihe event. bull* Is Advance Harry the Ill'll, enl* of the Oviedo lltgh School publican congre** would In- tike gency truck answered the alarm. Ammunition fur shotguns, rifle* leading off of ra-i'ie, w II be nrefrr *lileri. So It <rem* from era Ihe conilrucliun af a * '« ajc it ia found tn he ccOtvrm(rally giving him men without gun* or The Florida Paw.-r Co. also sent and pistols w-a« being •.*t.| at a Higginbotham aald, amt was th# treatment plant at b«'th deilrable tnund lo aervice an udliliona! re­ ■he ant. u l ipaglin i au|.rer (hit the r.-«ulta of the v.itlrg Frida- gun* without bullet* In the la*t an emergency vehicle. rapid par* at Wildwood'* only grand rhamplbn of Californivand evpedlent and agreed to a com­ venue issue— then, anj only thin wt|J te i - n c l beginning at ,3-JO for tame world’* war." Parker la a prominent citrus *!or* open at the time of Ihe In­ “Advance Harry the 19th", be mitment that a treatment T art —should the declalon be rtaJc to p. m. In .he irho>il luneh room salt, told for ftR.500. Numbered among the tlx fin“ Wthout the uipport of a Re­ grower of the Oviedo rerllon anj cident However, the sales were W eonitructed or under convlcue- undertake the project. The mother of the two yemr-g Other taste etrnivai at’ii..*ph-ie allitv are I’r r r y nr I Kmllv, t t father-in-law of Ben II. Jones, for­ discontinued and restricted to publican Congie**," be said, "Ike Son by the City of Sanford w.tlitn Many people confute the nrcicnt landwtchra and dnnka will be on known a* Jnnle Fleming; also, sort11 he unable to rarer out hit mer operator of the Oviedo Drug those wearing badge* of law en­ hulls at Karl IllgglnbothamW three years from April 12. 1931 It capital improvement program uf hand on th# groun.li. Their will Melanie and I’at Jarkaan. Dawn ranch Is CAV.II. Mlhcr, and woe wia further agreed that tne re­ the general city governm-nt ni'h nelu.te hot dogs, rold drink* cof­ Walker and Betty Stevenson mike program to give the people of thii Store and row a prominent citrus forcement agencies. Hie grand champion heifer at At­ grower himself. (iov. l.oll-.y Collins askr.t Ihe country the legislation it nee.li quirement and con»tructi.i-i of 'he t.iist of the utilities It ihoul I l>e fee, and other t!d hi:.* (Hat w:!l the *tx In ntirnbre. lanta, Georgia in 1931. She •< d to continue our present peace and Thr humr la a one atory frame Florida Sheriff's Bureau and for I2.7.V) at a Auction, he m I.I. plant waa baaed on the financ­ I’eggy, Dawn an i Betty s ir remembered that Ihe two pro- delight everyone Sheriff ,M . It. It..wan of jum ler house recently renovated, air ing by an additional revenue certi­ grama are entirely llfferrn: and Nothing m» b"<*n ’elt u r n .* member* of Ihe teni-.r clan this prosperity." "The real n sn m of th#a* ahosr conditioned, and new oil healing County for a full report and the ARNOLD LUND ficate iaauc baied "onl) uP"n the separate under tw„ separate hud- In providing a won ’e-'u! evening vrar and are velsran* at the enter rattle are "U.C R. Advance ta rry I Fill raJd it li looking Into Ihe ease system juat ln*tallrd. rollateral pledged for Ihe ong nal geta. Ih e utililira m-a be fmanr- for all who uttend the fh.olr-dc lc*d#r game. )lel*le, a Junior, i* the tilth” and R C R. ta rry the revenue certificate ltiue prr*entl>- ed only from the revenue derived School Hallo./r-u lurnlval Tl.e altq a letrran. It la on the main highway he- to determine tf it has Jurisdiction. Huh”, he sal'L Since daylight yesterday nil ha* authortre I". TThl* very elc«ny from the u*e of u>|i|i;r« The gen­ ■lre«slng up in co.ti.ru* for ih* tween Oviedo and Winter Park at Junie ami I’al, Ivnth ninth grad­ lligginlmtham cure* for th* two been quiet In this little central Indicate! that the City could not l« eral cil* government la financed big rvenl till be Ihe 'n.t in't.ute er*. arc newcomer* t> the field. (iohlcnrod. excellent examples of ahow cat­ Florlla town. 75 mile* north of •.iketl to Increaie utlliy ch»r?<-a lo from faxes and many other forma detaili whi-h prov.de *i.iing'l*ri We anticipate great doing* at the ITie Oviedo Fire Department Tampa. tle as if they wrre p#U, hrushlnf provide collateral for the financ­ of revenue auch a* the power fran- with Ihe ‘Thri.l of tneir Jlvca" n came* Ihl* year aitb this line had the blare under control and William A Fordham, president and currying their hodle* a* If ing of a treatment plant they take pa.t In ihe ron'ens for up of pretty lassiei. A> know nut before other trucks arrived. chi*e agreement. The Sanford KIwanD Club will The Oviedo Fire Department «ald, of the Florida conference of the all ready to take off for on* of With the completion of thw the team will hay* la win with The only solution to the con­ the most orig.nal creitlnna. visit I'inecaitle Air Force Base following Ihe blare, that "We ajs- National Assn, for the Advance- (he big Itv-ntnrk shows of the agreement, the Stale Board of struction of a *evage treatment The whid* evening, tomorrow thrlr backing. until of Colored People, said at amith. Wednesday in li«u of Its regular Health gave their approval tu the •dan* ii a business approach to a preiiate Ihe volunteer fire depart­ Tamp*. "From what I’v.- hrrml has tN-rn »rl aside af S-> 'll1C* one example of the many lun.-heon meeting at the Yacht plana for Ihe aewage eu'Uel on very complicated problem The liight. *tle School e ,r | 1P g!gjn tK ||a |. ment at Killarney coming lo our It looks like a lynching If it was, effort* that are bring originated Club. M*lem. Bit* were taken and lb? City of Sanford Is already under­ aid." Inween Event that is op* of the we definitely will make an investi­ to bring additional publicity and work »a« itatied It w-re then taking this huileeia apptoaeh •moit looked i n event* around Ru»#! will leave Semiroli High lienerally fair thrmrgh Tneiday, Beth Ihe Oviedo and Ktllainey gation." attraction on Seminole County teen that Ihe eoit of rmsUori'un wdh Iti fiscal agent*. Seho-d for P'neeaille Air Forre the city." low tnnlghl Vt tO. Fire Departments are manned by Woods was arrest*t Saturday from otlu-r sections of the ecu' • wai well over the eilimn'ei and Bare at 10 a. m (('onllnilrd On I'a tr Seven! that Ihe additional revenue certlLunch will he •erved lo Ihe l<v a I volunteers from th* communities. fA.t.- Iiauc would he nccc-.ary In group prior to Insperllni a I I 17, oiatcr limply to complete Ihe rollone of tie newer Air Force Jet e. mn i)*lem . Ihe fueai i gci la plan'* The group of Sanford advtied Ihe Clly ComtrUdon that Kiwanians will he liken on • the maiimum anioonl that could lour of I'lnerislle A;r Fore# Base In- lerurel at that lime v.ai ffi-V during their vlill. two.tw. This aeron.1 .v*'je *• a- »"U •imply to complete tie vvik cn Ihe collection eyiten Ir.vl v»a* al­ ready under eonalraflio-! Thti wai the fam e tim e !ha'. «i< to LJhe been u.cd for the tic s 'ment A. C. Smith, *3, a former resi­ hint. The City of Sanfuid waa dent of Sanford, died yesterday vow faced with havinj borrowed morning In Ta'ip*. f.Hosing a i da rapacity on the utility reshort illness •enne at that time. However. Ihia Survivor* include on* brother, lid not mean that a treatment Fiwnk Smith of ftanfonl; and plant waa abandoned fo.* it «»» three aivters, Mia* f.en II. Smith dearly predicted that the normal of S*i,fmd, Mr*. G. L. Brown ironth of Ihe utility ayatem would of Atlenla, G*.} and Mr*. Al C«d *rovide additional funJa a f'rr revby of lltnniker, S II, fral jfae* lhal could aervice « Funeral service* for Mr Smdh hird issue of revenue .enificates. wdl be held in Tampa Wednesday 4n Auguat of 193«, Ihe City Comafternoon at I p. m. at Wilson Imsion Informed the itate Board Sammons Funeral Home. Burial d Health that It would !>- »t>will t*k • place In Tamp* uuvimate!)' four yeara before here would be a aurpiui of <unJa o provide for a treatment plan', n aniwer to thii letter, the S'ate laard of Health aent a letter a iy ng they would not approve any THIS CAR WAS 1 1I VVKI ING east on »th vrrlher extension* without a treatSuction ccrtmonirft itcvatly *btn they b«ctme members of l)tn 11 o'clock, lh a other car Involved was just * *• niant T hu aama leter wa* Photo) Lund Slates Ike's Visit Demonstrates Interest In State S t e p s T a k e n T o G e t Big Crowd Expecled T rea tm en t P la n t H e r e To Be Af Halloween < Carnival Tomorrow M an Vanishes From Jail Cell Goldenrod Home Damaged Saturday B” Fire, Water Oviedo Students Pick Cheerleaders; Sisters Preferred Kiwanis Club Will Visit Pinccastle Air Force Base Weather Former Resident Dies In Tamoa Additional Local News O n Page 7 Earl Higginbotham Is Raising Two Prize Show Cattle �- » .■ Ai I I C J V pTHE nKP2SANFORD MnnocHER t 29AT,D _io5« 7 th \Weekly edition Seminole Smoke Signals Meet Who's New S H S Faculty By MARY JANE FLYNT Marcel Efird, who la a tophomore, tame to S. II. S. from Dur­ ham, N. C. While living in Durham, ahe wai a member of the Student Council and the Future llomemaiers of America. She wai also a cheer­ leader in Ihc clgth grade. Teacher of the Week, Ernest .Conley, ii ■ Graduate of Stetson Colleen a*here he was Captain of 3 be Hand and prfsident of the nireheitra. lie la presently the Hand HI* ^■eetar at Seminole High, Co-apoq?»or of the Key Club and a member -of the Faculty Advisory Commit* '.lee. . Mr. Cowley hai done a tuperb job with the banJ and majorette* and dctervtt* a lot of credit for he eapert planttlns and art»ng3ng he ha* done on the hatfdimc shows at the foot hall games. SEMINOLE SMOKE SIGNALS Published weekly in The Sanford Herald E d ito r _____________________ Pat Hnrringto* Associate E d ito r__________________ Shirley Anderson Society E d ito r___________________- .......... Kay Jenkins Feature E ditor_______ ___ ___-.•••— __ —. Fred PW Joke Editor ________________________ Bill Thompson Reporters; Bobbie Crutchfield, Kay Ivey. Ann Vondrmi, Angelo Compain, A. J. Clements, Bill Thompson, Mary -lone Flvnt Bay Johnson. Frances Strickland, Wllla McMillan, Claudia Warmack, Wanda Burse, Fenny Marion. Carla Newberry, Windu Gilbert, Dale Lewis. Wayne Johnson la a new addition to the Junior class. He come* to S. H. S. from Baltimore Md., where he lived until he moved to Florida. He played • game that we in Florida aren'l very familiar with, called “ aocker." Wayne ■ays that he likes Florida's wea­ Wilh their while skirts and or-! ther Iota belter than Mary Uni’* anre sweaters contrasting wilh the because, and I quote, "it's /reel­ trousers and orange and black in' up there.” jackets of the hand, Ihe Pep Club made a colorful picture as Ihey marched onlo the Winter BY A. J. CLEMENTS ♦ Park field fur one of their very The Seminole Chapter h-td its good half-time shows. Initiation »n Green Hands Isvt For the Wild Cals home people, Ihr Pen Club and Band got Into ueck. The following boys were IniIhe fall season combined with the Hated' Arthur Blanton. Glenn Spivcr, near Halloween. A lot of preparation is gone After ihe Pep Club and Band Bruce Crocker. Bobby Thompmn, Into making the spectacular shows had finished with their iraditioni*! a success, especially the ones re­ "F anfarr," they marched into a Larry Mann. Billy Alford, Jin my quiring props. The show Fridsy half moon position where ihe band Williams, Johnny Jacobs, Bill El­ liott, Tommy Sparkci, Chirlri night, with the theme of "Harvest played "Harvest Moon.” When the band finished play­ Denham, Burke Winn. Baymo® Time” necxlrd hayitscks end Siranes, Stanley Stevens, Thotnsi trees. Grlling the hiystarks was ing, Ihe Band and Pep Club, with McWatcrs and Billy Trslo. a lot of excitement and yelling a chore in itself. Several of lh<Mvny stunts were played on the went Into an old fashioned square bind members and Mr. Cowley dance, dancing lo the tune of that boys and they seemed to enjoy urnl out am! cut bamboo. It was old song "Turkey In The Btraw.” B very much. a sight seeing them struggle with The officers and other mrmben After the square dance was over the cumbrous poles; trying their they went into their traditional of the Chapter participated In the be*l lo tie them in such a seaj' letter "8." The band played the initiation. Ben Wiggins and Ran­ lhat they would at least resemble school song while the Pep Club dall Priest were there to assist haystacks, no mstter how slight. added effects with their pompoms. Mr. West in maintaining onbr. Pete Bans, Hickte Roth and After that the band and Pep Club The initiation turned out to be f great success. Sally Wallace did a terrific Job marched off Ihe field. in sticking the colorful leaves on We want to take this opportunity the hare ireet, they were modern lo thank Mr. Em eit Cawley and Mr. Harris picking Maggie Jane day Jack Frosts. I'm sure they Miss Bohn for the encouragement up from the floor: didn't mind the task. and Ideas which they both gave "Have an accident?" . Tho props were completed, but t« the Band anj) Pep Club to make Maggie Jane: No thank you, 1 the rest of us were struggling to the shows the great shows they Just had one. , memorise mu.ic, as our band, are. i never goes out on the field with music. The majorettes wer*» very ex­ cited' because of the novel Idea of twirling flags. They worked hard before and after school in­ variably gelling the flags wound H. JAMES GUT AGENCY on their batnos, but soon all dif­ ficulties were Ironed out. 312 EAST FIRST STREET After a tut of hard work and morning drill*, the show was per­ PHONE 78 formed willi tremendous success, II. JAMES GUT JAMES a GUT and already the band and pep club havo begun practicing ano Assoc. thcr spectacular. SHS; Proud O f Pep • Club , Band Shows Initiation Held By FFA Chapter ■ A village paraon'a daughter elop­ ed In her father's clothes. Neat -'alajr the village paper trai pub* •Jlahed with an account of the elopement. It was headed, ’Ticca I n the Parsons P ints.” ........... "™" ' ~ - ■■- row i.hy (Herald Photo) Gossip Clouds MARSHALL LASUSION, manager nf laiYrtt’* K ii't St. Store explain« torn# of the fine point* of keeping n produce counter attractive to DCT Student Virgil Spivey while Jit.'T Coordinator Louis J. Girard look* nn. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Blackboard DCT Student Training Bunglers y Q g e S f o r e Manager It icem i I've heard rumor* h is a date with a doll for the about Mr. Laudc (Football coach) F. F. A. banquet and ihe docen t and Mr. Silver! getting together think anyone knows. iZlvla Presley albumi and collec- In chapel Turtday who was the BY ANGELO COM PAIN tioni. Could Ihi! be Uue? Freshman girl ant Jr. boy who Virgil Spivey, a senior at Semi­ I consider myielf a* thoroughly 2 F.vie Krat/ert sure does look so erabarraicd. It couldn't versed on the aubjcct of teacher! nole High School, who is in the •forward to week end*. Hey gal, be Kathy and Iticbanl, Could It. as the Irading rhijd expert in the I). C. T. program at the school is .could It V cause of a certain j Who are alt the little speed nation .................. .................... .......... think! he ii on the be •fctctioa #IIUCM demon* rJcinjj around Ihc foul hi II ^ivior of ui uninhibited and i^pho- taking store management train­ - Edith Hanson is laving money every morning fat ten miles mor|c tecnigert — which ii, I ing at the First St. Winn-Dixie fo r s trip to Miami. Edllh, who hour.) Could that bo Mr. Ficm- auure you. far from any irnill store. jiv es in Miami? ,n* ®ml hU driven Gaining itu- d#grPC „ al) Xunelhele**, lin tVirgil la the ion of Mrs. G. W. 2 Virgil Spivey la collecting girls dent*. we delinquent, irresponsible. ami Simmons, Ht. 2 Box 319. By WANDA GILBERT marring*. You can a.k her but What s going on behind closed tolerable "overgrown children"— The night It dark and cool. A When Virgil was asked how he 3 » won't admit It! do-rs In Miaa Ruprechti home re, m , Ufh matter are we defined — house that is ssid to be haunted - Well In second period there arc **»*• days? Don't lie alarmed Juat are the ernter of all aitention thought of the D. C. T. program stands In Ihe shadow of an old would help him, he said, ' i be­ « couple of cyei looking at that * hunch of arooms. Since Hallo- at p*v chlatriiU’ reunion* — Vd dead tree; Ihe wind I* blowing 9 ‘reshnian hoy Tommy Arch-r wr,,« •» m ar Ihey will tome In lam, I’m »ure — I wtmlj think lieve that I will benefit from raining the hats difficulty with training program because my Could II be Barbara Thomas? handy for tran*imrlatlon around ii only fitting anil unmi -lakrniy their flying. f | think Mick Erirkion aril Fa>o school. proper that one of in hould try studies in scho-i are showing mo A shadow creeps along the brok­ .Would make a culc couple ht't 1 What’a this about Doug Tnompand I do mean iry lo decom- tho reason why 1 am doing cer­ en rail fence. It's a cal; could it tain thing* at the store, for thli think ihey had the same Idea. I0B- H® J"1* ,,on't have anything puve and analyie a haphatard spebelong lo a witch? Maybe so. I flood luck! 1,1 do with the girls. Come on cies commonly refrrred to as reason, I am able to understand thought I saw one with a broom­ belter tho operations of a large "W ell It seems like Judy Herron u ° u«h- «lv® '»* a 'hanre. “irarher.” “Instructor'. " ifd stick fly across the sky. Bonnie fitoffer Just can't make Rogue , and various other terms grocery »iore. , Ye*. M's October 31. On this )u st can't get off the subject of up her mind! who could it be? d-noting hi* caliber ami conduct u.i , I-eneston. manager of n|ght Sarnan the lord of ihc dead Jerry Jones. Winn-Dixie when i i W la give raI|, for1h ho. „ of cv» ip irltl. too embarrassing to mention. Who it that boy Ellen P. has Virgil Spivey, perhaps? Linda Parker 1* finally happy! \ frllow executioner ha* once hi* opinion about the D.t ,T. pro- n t|c h n rollert their black rats for twin dreaming over. Is it Dlek e She asked George Farts In a described a teacher during exams gram said, "W Inn-Dixie store* In (he rides across the sky. One night K? _ J wonder why Jean Southward hkaling Party and he accepted, a.* a father, mother, pal, cmifes- other cities have been glad to ln ,hp , fnr everyone la afraid of ylways cornea out of nomr ee. **'• mu*t have had a change of sor, advisor, and exp<-rt. This, of accept I). C. T. aiudenla at train- *pook« Bnd goblins, on tho fun site, lltiio children Okk, Poor Jean, ah* is Juat learn- hcait. course, I* a prejudiced ami virtual re.. They have benefited very lng how lo eat her own cooking Seems like some holy besides definition of ihc apecie*; for, were much from the program because with wide eyes, attend carnivals liven the Company a source ar.d go Irtrk-or treating d m srd as £;GH( Miss Whittle likes Elvis Ptesley. it not, we would’t have scools lt fur potential future manager* and ghosts, skeletons, and prinrenes. When football season comes Casuist it be Mr. Chrtslen*en? from lart of teachers. Johnny R, lllctd starts dreaming I* M true that Eddie Kirrhhnff It mult be terrible lo be a tea assistant managers." Everyone's Imaguiullon Is stret­ W football, and girls arc Just albke* ltulibie Munson, lines Bar- elirr. Gur specimen of teacher t-inj-sion alto raid, "Sine- Vir- ch*',1 l<> the fullest extent ns it pasting fancy. Why doesu'1 so • barn Hunt have a crush on llrrbic must In- uuaf/ectcil bj failures, Ril has berii in the program, he should lie. Knight? hearths* and deadly when erad- hss been sbte to undertake oddiFortune tellers have their night, girl take the hint. Sylvia Price fho' Is happy. At lng, incapable of reaching his boll lional responsibilities here at the Lovers and the harvest moon shinWho is that little freshman :«l who's tried to h«ok that cute 1,11 Ju,t returned lo school after nz temperature, and running and store, and therefore has become ir.g over a hay firlj and pumpkin! tV rl Summcrslll. Cu-ihl it It lie L vii* “ w rtk’a absence. Welcome bark, crafty at asking trirk quciliem. a more valuable employe. iarl Htimmcrsill. Could Lyn* round nut that night usually What a destiny! How* rould he l>ear da If? Come on "Handsome” give At. never forgutlrn. II seems III I the kids arr look- H’ her a hrrsk. It’s n lime for parties which al­ Duke, what was it you were lng forward to the new Student ta niency is an evil to he dcsptiways inc'udc npple-bobbing con­ looking for in Kay's notebook? I’rogram alariing Wednesday night, ed by all members of ihe species. tests. Gaiety is found where Why can't we have the first day ctouils of doubt and fear once Could It have been—A D. S. I hear °" W.T.H.U. at 7:00 This is a U»r »p*cim-n-trarher reganls ten tency ns a sign of faltering in his "f duck season off? It has been Acveral of your frienil* lot) yon Pr°Sr,»m put on by the senior . stood. pedagogical technique. When U* Practice in the previous year* •everat dlfcfrrnl things. It that speech clast so he sure la ilslcn. Have a good time. Keep in the It's for >ou—Students. inuruclor becom, ,n Hi " r *r*’ no reason why it should ^ spirit. If you don't tho goblin* tight? A couple seen around the halls 1 * »ibbit way 1cuntil, ills, then, changed now. will get you. Who Is (hat Freshman girl float lng around on clouds berau.c tho nf s H- 8often arc Carol ,lmp lo Introduce him t > an in-. Tell me. i*n‘l it better to let Tliero goes lhat witch again. [ McNeil and Don Mathieux. Could ’rrn **ie possibility of which ihc boy* out the first day than She's saying something. 1 1 have them skip school and go It be that n new steady rimple 1,ir MMiclmcn-teRc'cr if I think she's vvi»hing everyone iv going lo lie added? We hop? n "r sprcmien, out of social need, anyway? Ii ihe boy* go without a "spooky Halloween." so—the result* later. mu*t lie friendly, but not inti- permission Hen they stand Ihc Seems n* Ihuugh Caiol Vutl B,*lriy acquainted. **i!h the Stud- chance of being expelled, an l it very excited about going to nr lh“ir Immediate families thricfor* mining tel of valuable Homecoming with Jimmy but is it *** b111** he helpful, but not ulc- school work The* nilgh*. not have she doesn't want In leave I"1* at 'n'sHwnte nf *rcste*l grav- missed thl* work it they bid hern (wilh spnlagle* to the Lord fmm true Ilobby IJItlr nt home. B). that It. lest tirnr; he lilll-t lx* allowed III*. fir«t J.iy off. ThereAn "A" in the newly-adopted California) Iwe Jaikvon lias u new hubby! •but n°l ‘.smart;" hr mutt f<ie, we **k you on behalf of the grading system means lhat a stu­ Hipslcrs, Flip-trrs, and all cats, be humorous but not jovial; hr other dink hunier* of Seminole hand me your b>he», I have come ' Hey Lee, Do I Kiiuw yuu?" .Some­ mutt he irsi>cttrd, but not vene­ High School in think ii over very dent has done excellent work in time a k her about It. a lubjeft. It is not an r*»y mark to plant Caesar, not to dig him. carefully befere making your de­ lo* make. An "A" excnnliflci Why doe* Doliie MHt* sit around rated The bad bop •quart* blow lingers The mutt dieadful fair a ieachrr cision. careful and courteous attention to aftir they It rut out, but Ihc with her pocket book open all ihe can suffer la thr event of being Your* Iruty. classroom lecture* pin* a lot of Cool quarters is nften left undiig. lime? Could it be Hist she has unable to answer a quetiion, at THE DUt'K HUNTERS OF u new picture of Johnny? outside work in careful study and fi'i let'* leave Caesar cold. The which joiiut uur specimen teacher S It. S. Mary Grace really harp* on the doing nf homework assignCool Brutus has pitched yuu that frantically would evade Ihe quetIhe old line "Where'* Johnny?" inents. It denotes a rigorous selfCsemr was a clunk, and if this Much luck—Kid* Hon with such prolixity that tt A Student's Ail'd discipline on the part of thr stud­ is lh» right pitch it was a rough becomes obvious to the stm lrnls' Can't study in the fali— ent. Etch student should he proud goof and Caesar has met it rraty. j Ihat hi* 1* merely quibbling. The gotta play football of an "A" If he reeilvcl one, and In this pad, tim e cool Unit us 'teacher may report to varioui Can't study In iho winter— all of ui, student* ami faculty forms of anecdotes, for examples and the gang it stepped out, be­ gall* play haskrlball alike, should be proud of the fol­ cause Brutus is a coo) cat, and and lectures, most irrelevant to Can't study in the spring— lowing students who received "A'a” the question asked. At the climax I dig the gang the most, I'm g"tls girl!! this Wednesday night of such a magnificent monologue, on all subject* Including cilitenhere to line you about Caesars' ctBeginning 7 p. m. over WTRn the Senior 1ship. the wise student should answir planting. Speech Class will be sponsoring This it an exclusive "club," and Hr, I dig the most, a root daddy the NEW STUDENT CLUB for with surprised amairment of 1st • •>' I doubt very very much that | these student* are preparing for this will causeany serious de­ ignorance, "Oh, 1 tec!" In me, but Brutus soy s he was a IBM and '17 featuring the latest •ube and Brutus Is groovy. He school news and some inlercsting Our specimen teacher it indeed cline nf enrollmrul al teacher's the future wilh an exceptional a difficult subject to understand; colleges. Further believe me. tol­ amount of hard work today. Jerked many chicks and square* eolertalnment each week, lt Is with pride, respact, and he Is generally quite unpredict­ erating teachers, lhat I, or w*j to thl* pad, and poured the haul The show will have a new f(g. —youth — are in no way trying admiration that we salute the fol­ able. Howcxcr, it is a mown -ct Into norkrl*. «nd is thl* cat |„ rr titU-d Ihe School Calendar, tu deprive yotirsclvc* of any one lowing straight A students: «n lek? when tho eats have howl- which will have news of special that when a student disputes the member of your specie*: we shall Senior girls, Betty Carpenter, •d, Cac*ar has spilled over, a event* and happenings in come wont of his inttnclur amt the in Mill find satisfaction in gloating Nancy Cash, Nan Cushing, and slructor, in his turn, challenges (ally cube thuuld bo pirklng, but during the following week. student's argument, the stud­ over Ihe possibility of your leach­ Gail Smith. ^rutus said he was .a cut out lek, So remember to be listening lo the Junior boys, Angelo Compstgn. ent, right or wrong, ihoild natur­ ing our posterity — amt vico versa. and Brutus is a daddio lo all Ihe show wilh a new twist. That's Nccr«*ary in.l indispensable, Sophomore girls, Audrey Roller, ally. apologise, and, promptly, dr. you cits. at 7 p. nt. wilh all human fraillir* thruwu !lrriulx Elicit. vour humble pie. We were going to give Caei*r Freshman girls, Nancy Butler, In, yuu will profit by us, bul t Apparently, what our specimenthe topper, but he huntf It three doubt If it will equal the extent Janet Glenn, Dolores Hargrravc teacher teems to abhor most Is times, v*n* (hit a cube? I dug the student who uses cold etiquette to which vse shall rrufit by you. and Bobbie Munson. JJte line Brutus let, but I am to set to the utmost and (mien flattery ap my Him too, to Hs greatest. The teacher mu-t eat to alt on never, under any circumstance*,1 COMPLETE STOCK s . l ! , » ' y ROBBIE CRUTCH FIELD put, nml you '* tag with Brutus make this detestation noticeable, Thursday night at the Seminole Ring. Caesar the head of Ibis dis­ but reply In even colder term* trict, t* now cut out and no cat 'aunty Teachers meeting the Tri- of etiquette and flattery. will dj*j hint now. If | could caust Mr Trio entrGained. It is safe to esiert, however, They tang three numbera. the an! | ball under your thatches, I first from a current broadwey despite hls human Imperfections, •would be a square to Brutus, who musical of the same name, “Mr lhat, between man and superman Jl a daddio to all you cat*. Wonderful”, ihe second was a our speclmtn-leacher'a final goal * But now Caesar's loot is to be "ovelty number entitled, "Lillie is Ihe latter. Believe me, you divided up, so all you eats give 'illle'', and the third a George teacher* all who read t h i s , Hn ear. When you hear this cat's -rshwin number, "The Man I I am definitely not tr)ing to ma'xe Pitch you will dig him the most. ove". your species extinct by lb's br!»f ISlh A Park A fter you gel your cut go shin The program was enjoyed by and partial attempt nt analysis of 3li*iua' gang. w»* )»ur character, virtuous and End-, Spooks, Gobins Are Here Again Half-Time Shows Require Much Preparation, Work General Insurance Letter To Editor Anthony's Funeral Oration Translated To Modern Terms SHS 'Straight A # Students Revealed TV idrsl rlimale and rich earth of Florida farm land* nukr winter fanning l,ig budne**! Florida farmer! learn that Ly doing mure job* rlectrirall jr •hey ran Ukt full advantage of m>iI and climate fnr 1-igcer crop* of winlsr vegetables and fruit! —for hungry market! all over America! New Student Club Starts Wednesday FOR BETTIft FARM IIV IN G ... "Give me all the Mg lab* your Liiehen and laundry—I'll lighten housework, give j ou •dJrd lime for family fun and relavs lion. Ii* just plain good sense lo switch to COOL,CLEAN, SAFE K1 ECTWGTY—and of course. It's more economical lo go all-electric in your kitchen and laundry than to use a combination of fuels i" Group Entertained w/caeurVu *ue£j By SHS Triple Trio SH O TG U N SHELLS 22 RIFLE CARTRIDGES mperial Refineries Station • ■* HO R I M SI. IS, U I* H ot, * UMT COMMHT See Mac»*lla .*,*. �f TllK SANFORD HF.RALD Education Dept. Reveals Guide To Help Teachers 1 \M.AIMSSfcB l AT ’> — Titr ' t *.f rdura^on h:v m»?* **-<W> a work f.'l'le l.t.L 'a p.-itv tehcil !e M.vi."<pl3| l l I1.! ti M li’f rrcirl :n J ap.r.i_*' f.i.r.f'.i* c.t wh'-cn the I'M 'eJ w*a fetmatJ. "ho ivtitp if tl*c r.uu’l of li.e Wn|V a >HUH ti.mW .lec t,.’ »(|i.cai,'r». <s'-*rt to* ‘ * liw n kn^enfarim thtom h tl.c n itllih lM , It *•«» a p e '.-ijd a j*»r *r.o i'y S’fte Sentrt'. S ;.i. IN.-mf* D. Lriiey. l»r. Eygcne ik-yce, principal t.f the ui.»v#rjllv school, F.’rV 'l* tale U m i f r j . i y , U comraiUte is in n .t. The guide l* deceiibol Ji *’» new h*(ist>!n< In Ftorli1* to at tticp'. t» Cef.se toe appropriate r S Legal Notice ttla h i of :v * r i. > t >■! ■<* - v iii.v t r v ■t.tT* r:.t: isi a e iu ia * * . a r e ^ - . t i o o iq t s . r » . - i r J « l ' n r u t it.mw IMS- II <*l tS. IMiSI rsrorC. of tilt h. U I' h j t t l y , F t o t i l* I IT u l o i r i a ' 3 ' S e t # t o . . ' h Of I f f . " tw rit nr F -ftit.« ,.a u rrau t- ns» t r . i s-p,.* r C C o l .»TV. » T A t.s: P* ‘s a m i: a n p Nt iTI 'S: T i R . tar.- tl »0 , r TsVrts S t. t - -l rile.I In „f a* nisi* «t ► > I'ftltl <n«r V CllUmT>lA*. ■ s SUUNr.NT IH> , ti • >t fsiltli 'ir. jf th f.f I. o** !• .t n . i.) r , t; r iet'llrto* ■,r V t.irff.li' k . »t M f u . h . of I lf lb ISO U. ■ r ; . I 1. t. iso port*-'.* - f t * r ti i iu i r ts, |ifn . p u f l l t, Ilf r t f I f tlJ 'l * '.I- rn IM. .o u t ttu v, f|fi • « 4| »t fjr s : • et o r u u . n ii TS OS' Tit l* to AT. WIIOJI IT may all pftn.nt ■'« ' eUltel"* *'* ' ■ttt* a w rl'tl* on U..10 1 tne ettssns t ' »« PM.LI * y iu U s m.; II. ■ " f J . d | H 01 t h . I t* - I t < o i . i t in I f f V 11 ■ t ■i i u . l l . u l IJ.-i.lt o f * ‘o r. la ■ It m . . . f m i , . •( <-. ..t.»r A. I> | » . < , t I* ■ la lbs l . • i.o.ir. ii h , .• • 'r a il Cj . m t* n j i . . . , 1. | n’s Count* Court *; • !■* II.i l . •»<tt«r said ti, r.p i n. Manfutd In . :4 at loo ur T* ,ue. snuiM i p f i , ’„ „ A,,| !" * 1* ’ •<;■> o i i t f f i , M,, . . , r , -toon , Pjap*.* Ml Mi j II •S 't Mr i ' i 4t ilrr «*»■! a la i ......... »(.,! nirm thit n o t smoot a t t h * i l u u 411J u l * . , v®« rAum*MM *a t*» tHV o f >.tu ftf* j « r» l f hr m r B «n h#! t | . , n T •• r ni*4 i»» ihi* citiif |tt (»,«* <f , r . •ititiff c o u r t on o r b f f u r t i n * * ih d # r of N ovrm l.fr. l» i* . Iu , hl>w . h tt r l* h t. tltlf. ts t« r f « t o r ll* p . l imoi A. smut It S’ 1* • Apopka. William *- ***"“* u y I> No 1 Apopka, rtorms pfralnsnO It Trn sis? '*••< ts 'r jwmtsr !•« ;. , .«• p.. tlnn t •’ >■* • fctf.v’r n o pe Itoad ©*•*f* By STANLEY ! y o u d i d n 't s m e l l -i FRIED CHICKEN - T GUESS ^ MY LITTLE PAL HERE BACKED UP TO WARM HERSELF AND M EB0E OVERDID IT ------SHOO!}’ . ^ -ly Willi AM AITIII HOOK I, YN S Dodger* have J 10 >e sns ago Tour million bt :k | played many role* in Hieball —'ha; a atilt a fair amount cf but tv-n U ra n t, the Yankees' apenJlng money even in thcag perfect t»m» pttrher. tf th* flrit high-priced day* fellow in turn 'em Into Ju*: ao 1 ! 1 much scenery for the World Since Kina Jo\n'§ frensar* van* Serlra* most dramatic ahow. iihrd In I CIS it doci iters tori ! I 1 of Is tHe to look for /l.ti/ir prtntt, Ten DitJgrra trenf fo bat ond ! ! 1 seer, moievd dote a even /wafer Ma..ag*r ef on CnglisS thaefar fhiin Mere fhoae mythical Ttn campljlnt theic's a tacit ef nuda Lit Ilf Trt.ls.SM* of nursery lure. qi.l ptjfornter* tar his thaw, Ap* f I t Tha Braablyn bunch hod an* thing la b« thankful far—they did cam* *wt af that gam* oliv*. I I ! Ptthsh selentlsU are starting a rearch for the i t million treastire of King John which disappeated , teacher i* tcurhln* he aiuu.d be aeruplouily c ■ rejpert for the w ith nrd dignity of each Individual pupil In tbe clettroom." The guide offer. »r.al it call* five safeguards. These a rc: 1 No ’ ra r’icr shoulJ u*c the classroom a* a meant or prtw lytIrtB ttudrnU of any particular failh. I The almosphcre of the claisroom ahmiId be rurh that no 'In ­ dent feel* frier ted because of hU belief* or disbelief*. 3 If a student ask* question* which rmulre thr latton. the tesrhef ihould refer the pupil to ■ priest, rabbi or min­ ister of the student', i-j.ti. uln. faith. 4. Teachers should deal with moral and spiritual subject* a« Ihcy onto M an integral part of the rlnsijoorn Instruction and c* perienren. and in dealing with these subject* the inilructor should avoid glvlnc any sectarian alant to the instruction. 5. In teachinj: moral and spiritual foun.lalion* sound rdurallonal principle* alusnld be fohuued. A learhcr should mrluJe only iho*e types of Icamlnis eipfrienrei ap- New York Ctty baa Jost opened a plush S-7 jO.OOO antmtl shelter. If a equipped with indirect light* Ing. running water and soft mu* ale. A dog* life certainly lsa'% what 1 1 used to bu. CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY B A C K -R O A D F O L K S — TH ESE C H IL L Y M O R M I M G Ilona of thought lipmi,nt , r ff,rt ,, i(| jn|j(t . ..... AIT1.Y F(III 01.11 LINK LEGAL RESERVE L IF E LNSUHANCK i’1 ln , t , l " * FJtnu l jr r i‘ n-1 Hailey prepared **• teacher* "oven mote definitive" guidance than Is possible at the slate level. Hailey -.i< * that “ to he allent about . j i ’Jiglnn and the contiibu- paor* ha’s jvsl barely gettlog by. ! I t Shop Now: Use Our ir. *l No I SHU N’o. S th» no 11ib­ " “ I t m S:**'* h< is of Metail y««rttr n .ro tih n a Natl'f orasaa .riled I" th* s i*« »»»'•«' r :‘ to" and l ist Hook 3. paart »», rveord* el i«S, *’( t o * tmtdl-Florida"! Srmlh'd" '•o.iniv °f * ni* Ulna <»l n->«tt>«'‘•tarty turv*r tin* WtVsn t . ,t o t ■>' TbTtoad'tw *Mtiun of mat* ■ sartb ^ u tiy THE OLD HOME TOWN ar.d adaptable ro e and fur -'ion -f me >-■:.&! e .:! >•! . . . In lbs te,lm ef moral and spiritual Irvinirg." I* W t u e JtttSsvk. lo t o flm • ggasttant haw t j i V . • • tr n g moral and spiritual jreceptJ i.'to refutar tch*cl work. Tne guide tel* frith f.tc »*Jte.. er.ts which it trrsia ‘‘fin /auttr.HI in our r.allM 'r t n i rpirit ml foundation'." T.-*y »:t: 1 Mjn I* a a rin la 'I h-mg Of 1 dln*y sr-J »n::h hr virtue r ' i^c fart that hi« tr a in i.-.d destiny .« in Ovd, l.i* rr.eto r. 3 At a spiritual h*..'r «.f dial and worth, nisn i* to te treiltd J* a'l cr <i in himself and 1» pet to tav c*p!o.*rd to serve Ire tnJ» of other*. 3 At a person of di;n.ty end YOU'RE TELLING ME! itf'ftfwMi u i Kntblun I.ybrui.L, hatne*» hi>r»o uhu flvihett In the money 10 times In If. starts i t t'rrehi.ld, N i i' . . coal owner K tp tuaii I t t r y $.1tu> • Never let yourself be the bind of person who leaves any bathtub —at home or away—with a unt: around it. F.ich time you fin l'h hathlnu. «.i<h thr bathtub utth hot •oap nr detertent suds anil rinse d well. If }«u are under SO. you ran 'till appljr for a 11.000 life In sutanrr pidiry to help la ir case of final rvprnsei withonl bur. drnlng ytsur family. Vena ran handle the entire transaction by mall tilth 01.IS tMlilMCAN of KASHAS tlTY . No obligation nf any bind. No one will call on you. IVrlle today for fere Informa­ tion. Simply mail poafrard nr letter ( lit inn ace) In Old tmriican Ins. to ., 1 IV, Plh, IS pi I 1000n. Kan-ai City.Mo. Deluxe Western Flyer 3-point guarantee! 26” lank model $ 5 2 .9 5 Stn-atnlinrd styling uitb drlux f.julpnirnt, Ilvudlluht, luggaga carrier, kick it and, luiury saddle, white aldi-waitl. nr Glrl'a model. 1T21IPM 21" Deluxe, 2F250I.5____________________ V»0.9R 20" Deluxe. 2F270I.3-------------------------------- • 10.05 ;Jf ilihin Vas <*'» t y w Hfctlon ? tl“ of ntatf 110**1 • ynj; rurvev tin* .S'tna Jfwlinad ana toeatad »• folio* •' f f tnl •>•» lb' ■’’“'S llrgln * 111 Tan t line of Poelton » dn’ 31 ftouth. Its"**, s> , of sos.ru tasef ' *“*“ r t»*t '■*•< HoUlktarf t vOITjr 'V- l ' s*1 | |l li Iru Horlh M* »» •* * ih»i* * run \Vr«t 1 dtftaoro of *33 71 tV, th» pfalmtJ B of * . e" ,2 * w* to lb* S»f» and havlna I r.itiu. «' U U«» f.*t: lb.hr. Sotthrrlv and Norm*Wtfits al.ina Ilia are of *»'d rurv* ttir..ii(h a rrttltal a Ml* « II nL‘3J 1 * itlit aor* of t l l'l *- f*rj In ,1 r .ini o n t h a W «*t I l f * ' ’I a*, tloo Tii»r,ht|i 31 aouttt. i n . »- :v I'nt. * dtatanf. «t 1117 *« («.t South rt thf Notts wait rotnrr of H'VV, tkMNt. m land hfr.lnabovf o u i t i o l u •a a irlanautar *bip*t e*rc»l <*■ >n.t r.r.iilnlna ot* artu, mor# 1 1 m i »' 1 V *"rjT « * i i l ? VTi ,,, •*.- i i .Fy fr iT ftY L lflilW f] * , M‘ A*. ~g-j s w* SWING S10TS $19.75 .. and .. $21.75 WITH SLIDE $32,75 .. and - $10.75 ’*"*"1*' ■** Power Tractor it $24 50 Bteel Conatnietlon with ad> juatahle seal. Tow h-sr hitch for towing 3FIW1 Truetone Phonograph. . $1995 Deluxe Velocipede^ | SAFE DFPOSIT BOXES _* OTIlKIt T1UKKS $4.75 to IVi ft-el * for p trll"-, colleg* at'idrnls, <lc Tot table. I'lav* all site and *t<r,-*I n-eonl*. l a v lone dura! 1* case. D&ST0 $19.25 este Auto \ s s o ”r. 11*. Store. m LOW C O ST I HIG H PRO TECTIO N |M M • i W estern Flyer $ ^ 3 5 "Champ’’ W agon• w _ fc S A N E O R D R u m . I I f steal body, allWaathar enamel OnOh. 3K1340 [ANTIC NAII^pNU R a n Other Waftma »t.M to III.U 9 , j. lT 6 (I P la 212 fc. 1st SL f ,■ 51111111 rh i'ltC 15GS i �u a r tr tB M Seminole County Area Would Be Advantageous Spot For Airport In thla column on July 30 of thla year. >: tra auggeated that • new airport facility "'for Central Florida be built to accomodate ~ the growing Induatrbl. commercial, tourUt. ^ and air freight demand. We alao ruggeated that the new facility be eonatructed at a more central location, perhape between Sanford and Orlando, where more people, more Industrie*, more freight could u>e the facilities to a great■er advantage. If the editorial were reread, one would alao find that we suggested that n greater number of airline* would find their way Into Central Florida with a larger and more modern airport with 15.000 foot runwaya accessible from a greater number of high­ ways and central Florida cities. We were contradicted, so It seems, at an early date. And were reminded that no larger facilities were necessnry - that the present nirjxirt could take rare of the air ■travel and urn demand for years to come. This, we knew, was not so. Now. the suffer*Inn* mnde bv The Sanford Herald are being followed. However, we earnestly believe that a new nimort to accomodate the mushrooming industrial ' And military area, should l>e pluced at a more advantageous snot, awav frem crowd­ ed areas - away from Intertwining and complex street and highway systems and 'At a spot where the facility would servo more people, more Industry, more freight Shipment, and more military personnel. Sanford and Seminole County li< growtug quickly Into more thnn n prominent stage, for recent releases stated that some.filing should be done quickly "before a neighboring community county gets ahead ,‘«f us." It Isn't the thought of The Sanford Herald . ^ Ap get ahead of anybody. We hnve never * AQggosted that one community nr one area .to gagged for tha benefit of another. We .:-abR M t that tha airport for Central Flori. 'Oa he placed At an advantageous location At that "It would aarve more people, ami , jpore Industry, and more freight demnnd. * tven more tourists and more military per­ sonnel." / Sanford Is on the verge of a tide of grow th that wilt bring the population of the Sow popular city to a mere 50 to 60 thou--•and citizens. That Irw't Just 'puppy talk' - It Is facts that have been projected by •xperta who know what they are doing. Seminole County will grow precentagewIm - In avery section. And before we know It there will be a tlbcka and terminals located on the St. Johns 'Ttiver at Sanford - this is another fact that we mutt face and fnee quickly. This terminal will make It necessary that we have at our disposal, and not for the exclusive u n of the City, but for the use of all Central Florida, an airport that will readily serve and take care of the actual1 demand. It Is certainly right — and very true — that 15,000 foot runways be provided for mo­ dem planeo that will soon be put into use by the airlines. This was brought out on July 30 id our editorial. Frankly, the air travel industry is not being underestimated —- those who must plan and develop for the airlines haven't shouldered the responsibility in h "forward look" to what in needed In the immediate future. We are thinking, not only in terms of what we will need five and ten years front now, but also at the plain facts in what we need today. Tho present facilities that mem to Ikj serving, in a small way, the air truvel de­ Eva Jam es on U k . Howell thla mands of the central Florida area, must he week on Thursday afternoon. expanded to meet the growing popularity Among those playing were Mrs. of air travel — and Sanford, along with R. C. Carlson. Mre. Charles .VieSeminole County can't be left out of the hot*, hire. Thoma* Gladwin and picture. Mr*. I*roy Neumann. William McLaughlin, who has We believe that one of the tArongcst t » n aimvtna ■* 11L *.!. ----------1 planning boards that has over been form, liV MRS. VO sm s. Ill' n i III ill LA I.-MW | mother Mre James McGrath ha* ed In Seminole County should be formed Mr. and Mr*. Darwin Petty have lhp Alr Force and hal’ left Longwood an d ap p ointed now to ta k e care o f th is relumed from * three month vsp re ssin g problem th a t is before th e comln ,n,,un‘ ■"* UUt n "'** m u n ity now. O u r needs aro present not 'v,nlc ln beliut. Ml*., the Patfo re c a st. * 1,h ,MrCarl Hartman and atlended the It is strongly pomible that the planning Tedding wrdding of of Connie Connie Zar.inan. board which has been formed to serve one Mi.i Kartman 1* thr gtamldatiKhcommunity and one community alone should ter «>! Mr. and Mr*. J F. Z»rtbe one formed from a tw o-county or tw o- lm,n of l - o n « v » City group of aviation enthusiasts _ not btr,.tenant and Mr* R. K. Getfront Just a single community who plan fo r themselves alone and for their own accomwhllp enn>ute l0 Kc> West modatioih Naval H ue. Ijcut. Geiger reAn airport for Central Florida that will cenlly earned hi* Master's De-' bring the major airlines - all of them «"■ J"h -m m too - I n to this area is a wrloue ti.ing. ‘„ Kr? Me.! We are sure that the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will take an active and immediate part in planning the facilities that are needed here — and not m iles away in the middle of a web of dty streets, highways, limited accem throughwaya and expressways — but in the center of the de­ mand for air travel and air freight service. An airport for Central Florida is another one of the public service facilities that should gn to the top of the list |mnillt-l with other needs thut are important in the creating of a major city In the network of Florida's booming conterr* No one ran discount the growth of San. fo n l and Seminole County - fo r the rate Of growth b at such S high iwrcentnge that one could not, with accuracy, predict what the top figure might Im> In years to n,B* We have become Navy.miltiled. industry mined, road-minded, conintcrce-minded, totsniimletl. and we MUST include air trav•I m inded ton Tt a f” i „ , , , Geneva I fRrniljr. Mr. end Mr*. Brown are moving to Florida and hope to trllle In Lon*wood. Charles Gross, who resides a t Mobley's Trailer Park, Is a pati­ ent at Winter Park Hospital. Mr. Grot* tigfrred a heart attack and ha* hern quite ill, however, we are now able to report that he iHVt»rVi\inJ Mr. and Mr*. Huthrrfnrd Lee and three children, who have re11 ,hc Morgan home oo thp VanDam home on Mnlnar S* Mr. U r l, manager of the dinIn* (arliities of the Langford Ho**•- Winter park. MrJl” - vFr,nk1 1F,rd* l-*'ns lalamt. N. ^ . arrlveil In town to visit Mr*. M'ard’s ilsler, Mr, Oinrlc* Mom.on and Mr. MorrUon, while emoute to their wl|’,*r h,,n,e in t'011 Myers. By ADDIK FARVATT A t«Ttr*d disk myyrr v s i held Wadnesday night at tha First Bap­ tist Church ta honor of Mr. amt Mr . W, L. Aalg opon their re­ turn from touring the Untied States for tho past year. Mr. and Mre, Marry *Hoshnsr •f Michigan kava returned to titlr homo kero after apondlng the auamor non tbs at their borne there. Mr. and Mre. Hence Day bon returned ken* after spending •while in New Smyrna Beach. Mre. W. L. Alderman baa re­ tained horns after ■pending aemo rim* In Georgia with her nephew, Oxer Lulter. Philip Bauer ha* returned home after I pending e few day* In Maltbad with Mre. Fred Ballard. Mr. sad Mre. Harper Ted Krol) ran hie golf riming* for ItM In tTZAM following hit 180,009 victory b the Tam O' Shantrr world championship b Chicago. Mr. and Mr*. Csder flirt hod as their weekend guest*, Mre. Harta' sister, Mr*. Kdyth* Mil­ ler and granddauibter, Stephanie Stmmona of Sarasota: her *l*i*r and brother-in-law, Ur. and Mrs. Stanley McMullen of Safety liar bor; and Dr. and Mr*. Mtlvla Sim­ mon* of Sarasota, Dr. Slmmona tore ee (hair gveote far a raw hod been attending the lu te Uroltoys, Mr*. egteal Coeveetier at the Langford Phillip* wh* b M Mere ft m i th* Betel,.b Winter Park. U.^A. H r Ferre. Mr. and Mre. K. M. Grant had _ a — A n at the • • their recent guests, Mrs. Grant'* Valvrrefty af Florida apent Ik* •Later, Mrs. Lob Mr Kinney end WMkond bote with Ua eareata, daughter Myma and Morrieos Iff. and Mrs. Loiter Price nf JackeenvlllR . for e ve ry p u rp o se ••. and ffcere’t tk i **1 convenience of Itnoi hand that paym arranged to suit lonwi eg a tn $300 G A C . ’F I N A N C E C O K P O H A T I O N __________________ SANFORD--------------------------- ,| 11 We»t First Strnet. . . tour ____________ 2___ ,! [ ? & ,h* profrero. «»ch lady havD* th . tTo t.I ! ?,nd drinkl *!” , ** *h* ho*‘M the group rnluyril lunch together. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Ryan and Miss Helen Snodgrait returned V reiumen Tuf,d»r from a 10 day vacation ltt durin< wh*eh time ,htJr •*!■**■ q rf, rs*»le M altx snl for the preient they will be her gueita. Mr. and Mre. K. Eaton of RoeJlndale, Mast, are gueiti at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Ray Frs*er on Mnlnar SI., for a few weeki Mr. and Mre. Leroy Neumann returned MooJay from a few day* VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY The andmlfued Democrntle nomlneen for Seminole County public offices in the 0ener»l hlection on Noyumber 6, 1956, urge the voters to support the Democratic Party on the local, state and national level. * It b our belief that only through the election of a Democratic Congress and a Democrat!# administration can we maintain a voice in national affairs and reflect our views in government. Our own United fltatee Senator* and Repreeentatives from Florida, together with t h e i r colleagues from our neighboring states, occupy important chnirmcnships snd positions on the influential committees of Congress. They likewise hold hirh positions within our own Demo­ cratic Party. , F.RDKLATZ IMPROVES NAVY RECORD ANNAPOLIS. Md. JR— Ed Erdo- lata la now In Mi Mventh year ai Navy'* football coach. When ha cam* here In 1»M. the U. B. Naval Academy team had won but five gamta la four year*. Th# Mlddlai bad loet HI game* In that period and tlod three. Under Erdelatt, Navy shows It victories, Zl Mtbaeka and five tie* In tlx lesson*. lloAcver. St of Ihoec wtn* came In tha lari four year*. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Orr and children of DeLand ipent n„ week end with their parenli. Mr and Mrs. H. E. BradJockMr. and Mrs. E. C. Snodgrau and Mr. and Mrs. J . G. D u « and children of Sanford vliitrMr. and Mrs Jarkson in Tamp. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Er«,n of Philadelphia, Pa., are hoti«e gueata of Mr. and Mre. L e Hayman. Mre. Thomai R iven and children Susan. Tommy and Mrs. ft,, vers and Mrs, F. C. Vaughan ,,’f Green COve Springs visited Mrs* W. L. Tyler Wednesday, ^ r• rm m rtamcaI itMaati 1 o», | 1 |aaawr* "" Thur*Ux |0 jpend the winter.1vliit wtth friend* lit Hollywood "And another thing about It—It blends perfectly with „ :! * ? * * h ,h« d,u*ht" * 1>nd * your complexion." Mr #llj Mr,, pruMn 0f (Kills, r.a., are attests of their daughter, Mr*, oiin Elgin and I Mr*. Ve»ter Elgin vnlertalaad *t a Coffee on Thu m l ay morning. be,p,e fuiiowmg ladles: Mr*. M. I^r- , for Te*»». Mr. and Mre. George McKay of Farmington, Maine, who's winter *om' U, Terrace. Winter Park, were recent vliitore of former neighbors on Maine tt., Lotigwoo<l. Mr. and Mre. Merle Harris of (isrdinrr, Me., arrived I*, town Istires, ta i on* kUMIJM of Owtrl Mr. and WTi. J. t. Braddi*] trip was the open home siren at! and Wallace of Pierson ipent Sun (be home of lire. R. K. K)»n, ai- day wilh Mr. and Mrs. H. K elated by lira. Maude Cooke end BraJdock. Mlii Marsaret Colley, wnh Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ryan a i the gueita Honor n>U for the first alx week, of honor, with approximately 113 at EntarprUe school s i announced friends calling to renew aequaloby Pmf. Hayman a r t as follows:j lances. Fourth Grade, Paul Sennooi, | Mr. and Mre. L. C. Hayman and Do lore. Zavlotki, Jimmy Walker. Miss Sylvia Hayman. entertained ker. Tuesday evening with -* dinner Fifth Grade, Peggy Breyottr, *nd "TV parly” honoring Mr. Kilt) Burnell. *i*J Mrs. MUtoa Smiley of Maine Sixth Grade, Peggy Breyetle. ■■d Mrs. Norton and Mr. and Kitty Burnett 5,r*- Al*a Hayman of Oraoga Sixth Grade, None; Eighth Grade, Margaret Beach, Mr. and Mr*. Harold Stulls Unda Dunn, Gall Holloway, Shi- •«»“* ,h* * « k visiting reron Jennlngi. latives in Jacksonville, friends In The assembly program was Madison and Mrs. Stulti’s ilater given by Lester Mare, vrntrilo- lnd D‘er* •• Tallahassee. qulil representing Narcotic ed u * ---------------------------------------------eatlonal program at the school auditorium. Mrs. Ida Padgett was hostess to the members of the W.8.C9. In celebration of the World D ay, of prayer at her home on Thun day. The program was under the dl- BY HELEN SNODGRASS The Sanford llernld Is not going to io selfish to say that we rhoultl work us gent. Mr*. D. A. Urgent, Mre. fast ta possible so that another community Mary Ellen Elgin, Mrs. Fra tires I or county might not get ahead of us. Ab- Brown, Mr*. Essie Bryant, Mre. 1 Tha Sanford Herald aolutely not — but we should work an hard, Mary Brooks, Mrs Beritie Smith, Mr*. Dorothy Block *nd Mr*. B. M lbkH Deny l u t e Ittirli? •*< ■■■*•? as fast, as complete, and aa solidly as pos­ C. Martin. sible toward securing an uir|M>rt for all Urtilr-Manl-Cummamlrr and Mrs. ■ sieves e* s e t t s t fle e t u t t e r th t tk w t t , t i l l *t Hfce Peel Offlee e f B e s te d ffevM e we«er th e Att of the principal airlines at u location where a it Grlger and daughter^ Jean nf P erg reet ef K irch I I STS it would tvrve ns many people ns possible «n<l Marilyn, were rerent gur*t* r s e n p c a f tm a . a s tte r e»s p«hii,h*f MARION HARMAN SR.. R t r e t l l r t I4 ll« f J'" and as ninny communities its possible. of Mr. and Mr*, sirvtn Rockwell. ■VKI.VN J COSRINO A «* * rtttlte M ie te tr We earnestly believe that Seminole Conn. u",nl?ndcr •* *,»The l(ir*l< M e m tsieer e( ih t a h m ' k i I R rrrt ty. lH.-twoen SanfordI and Orlando, would 0f Mr Vnd Mr,. Erne*, weleh U e ttltle i ettleM vtly te the et* te r rtp v h llttI t s e t *n tXe le t* ] etw e g r t tu e Is U t, ettN yeyer. provide the location that would scree more Harris, former residents of Longpeople than any other site that could lie wood, will be sorry In hear th a t! DeerteeeieS H etteeeny hy Cenerel ASvetiM tg le rv te e t e e M l Oeers** S e tle se Neeh SMsthey are both patient* In the Orselected. A tteato O etrele Now Is the time for leading citizens, l«ndo air H**t- Hospital. Mr. liar* e o B tc R im o R BATsa combined with the efforts of the Hoard of Tj* W |IJ 1lr1*n,,fr!7f'', la ®,Jf •M par * u k om Maaih li.at fc e rBaa tha at* Meath* Oaa t»*r Senilnol. County Commissioners, the Board . . ^ .r e .n g e m e n u " ^ r (EH gl-11 l t t.ll of 8anfonl City Commissioners, the Sentm„,|P Ah Oktuary a*n*«a, *tr4a at tkaaki, r*a*t*tl*M **S sat •aa *f N t r r u i i a n i f*r tk* r a r e s t af ratal** Inole County Chamber of Commerce, the Mr. arvt Mr, M McDaalela *nfai• * • will b* *k*rt*a far at rasalar al**rtl«tat h i m Clty of Cassellierry. the City of Ixmgwood,. nounre the tuna of their son. The Page 4 Monday, October 29. 1956 the City of Altamonte Springs, the City of >,minv ni*n ha* not *» yrt been Oviedo, the community of De Hary, Orange! ■ City and the City of Deland in locating the , TODAY'S nm i.E VKIISK f, ml|y. "Ask, and It ahall lie given you; seek, airport where it will l>c more desirable Bow1r, and ye shatl find; knock, and it shall Ire and will benefit the greater numlier of rhr rhunday Bri.lgr Club wa* rntrrt*mr<l at the home nf Mr*. people. opened upto you. (Matthew 7:7) Ii: Enterprise N ew s “ Theft- voices, speaking for us as our reprta entative*, can beat be ht-sred ln Washington by tha party of which they are members - tha Democratic Party. Senators Holland snd Smsthtrs, Governor Collins, Congressman Herlong and our six other Democratic Florida Congressmen, have endorsed the nominees for the Democratic Party. We join them in urging the election of a Democratic administration and a Democratic Congress in November. In this way, and in thla way only, do we have a chance to nmke our voicea heard. DOUGLAS STENSTROM for State Senator. 37th District MACK N. CLEVELAND, JR.for State Representative Seminole County GORDON V. FREDERIC for State Representative, Seminole County O. P. HERNDON for Clerk of the Circuit Court J. L. HOBBY for Sheriff MARY E. EARLEfor County Assessor of Taxes JOHN L. GALLOWAY for Tax Collector RAYBURN T. MILWEE for Superintendent of Public Instruction C. F. 'HARRISON for Member of School Board CAMILLA D. BRUCE for Supervisor of Registration ERNEST HOUSHOLDER for County Judge KARLYLE HOUSHOLDER for County Prosecuting Attorney JOHN KRIDER for County Commissioner, District No. 1. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD for County Commissioner, District No. 3. HOMER LITTLE for County Commissioner, District No. 5. THEO AULIN for Justice of the Peace, District No.3. GEORGE A. KELSEY for Constable, DistrictNo. 3. W. HUGH DUNCAN for Justice of the Peace, District No. 4. J. Q. (SLIM) GALLOWAY for Constable, District No. 4. HOMER SEWELL for Justice of the Peace, District No. 6. W. A. LEWIS fo r Constable, District No. 6. . v « r . . *T«1.1155 J 4 0 7 W * « t C e n lr o l A v e n u n . . . . . R i m * H***4 OsSdlegt ♦fwwody M w* t**R leo* C*■»—r 3 -4 4 9 ) (Pol. Ad. Spoaaored and Faid For Bv Bamlnole County Democratic Executiwa Com.) I t 8. Bffihhner, Secretary-Treasurer . �.t THE SANFORD HERALD Mon. Oct. 29. 1936 Page 5 S o c ia l fcvsuriiA Calendar HUNDAY Lake Monroe School Carnival Mill begin at 6 and last unit) 3 p.rr*. Everyone is in vile.) and a good lime ia promised for all. Special meeting of Beta .Sigma Phi at Mr*. *’ollr William* ilr.ng t ^ articles for b»/a*r. ~ The First Baptist Church v II absen t World Mission deck of Prater Uc* 23 through Nuv. a. The Elder Springs Baptist Cha pel will turd at 6:30 p. m fur a rovrred dish supper and a Sunday school Council meeting. The Y. W. A.'* of the First Bap­ tist Church will meet at d » p m The Boy Scout* of the First * Tuesday Is Time, Oviedo Is Place; Fun Slated For All _ * a " A Presbyterian Church will meet in the Scout Room al 7 00 p, m. TUESDAY South side Halloween Carnival will bo bold on the Southside School Yard from 3:30 until 3 p. m. Surpcr will be served. The Brownie Scout* of the First Preshvierian Church will meet In the Youth Building at 3.00 pm . The Pioneer Fellowship and Recreation of the First Presby­ terian Church will meet In the Youth Building from 6 00 p. in. through » DO p m The Rev. P. I, Slone will con­ duct the morning devotions over WTRR. Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. WEDNESDAY The First Baptist Church util hold a Prayer Service at 7;3>l p. m and at 8 15 is a Training Union Werkcra Conference The Girl Scout* of the First Presbyterian church will meet at 3:30 p m al the Church The neniur High Fellowship Re­ creation of the Fint Presbyterian Church will meet at the Church at 7:00 p. m. The Mid-Meek Bible Hour will be conducted by Rev. A. C. Meinills. Pa*tor of the First Presby­ terian Church at 7 30 p m. The Chaneet Choir uill reliranc al First Pre*byterian Church at 7:30 p. m The Rev. P. I.. Slone a rl .en­ due! the morning devotion* m rr WTRR. Sanford, al 6:30 a m P JJiC just once —kill* ugly weeds for months hits: Girls learn Rules For Volleyball; Play Tournament M Schedule Schedule of Miss Mvrtte Wilson. Home Drmon-iration Agent, Oct. 31 through Nov. • D ai followi: Oet. 31 Sanford Hume Demonstration Club will meet at the Council Cen­ ter at 9 a. m. to clean the sewing machines. Ceramic cit*j will meet at Sem­ inole High School at 7:00 p. m. Nov. I Long wood Horae Demonstration Club will meet at the Library at to a. m. Demonstration will be "Preparation of Food* for Ihe Home Freerer." Covered dDh lunch Girls' 4 11 Club, Pine Crest S.’hocd. will meet at l'UO p. m. Mr*. It. B. Forte*, adult leader ami Miss Wilton, Home Demon­ stration Agent. Nov. 2 Executive Board meeting of the Home Demonstration Clubs will be at the apartment of Miss Milson at 1 30 p. m. Nov. 3 4-H Radio Program over station MTIIR at 11:30 a. m Paola Girls' 3-H Club will have the program. Nov. 3 Girl*' t i l Club of Slavia School will meet at 2:30 p. m Nov. 6 Geneva Girls' III rlub will meet a( 9:00 a. in at the tehon) Girls' I II (lull at the Sanfi-nlJunior High school will meet at II:IS a m, an-1 12 t? p. m. fur the 7th and 9th grade girl- Mrs. Wimberly. adult leader and Miss M.lton. Home Demonstration Agent. Ceramics elai* wilt m-et at 7 00 p in. at the Seminole High School. Bv MARIAN JONES OVIEDO—OvIcJloni, wake up ami lake h'-rd! Th - llali - " - i Carnival for the Oviedo High School, sponsored by (he Oviedo P-TA Is at hand, The lime is Tue*day. Oct. 30, 7 p m. The plate is the gymnasium of the OtieJo High School, The dHIciotts turkey <up­ per will be served in the school lunchroom, commen. ing at « p m. Mrs, Don Utrcy and her group of eighlh gratle mother* promi-e you a good supper, Oct your tickets early—or Ik- on ham! at Ihe door tu get them. Sir*. K. M. Spark*, general THURSDAY chairman, suyi that those wish- The Interior Rate Choir of the ing to compe'e for costume prirc* First Baptist Church will rehearse IIY H IS STUDENT be sure to gather at the Oviedo at 7:30 and the Adult ehotr at 3:00 Boy. did u r have fun in chapel BapU*t Church, ready to march p. m. Tuesday morning. It really wai promptly at A p m. The Juuior Choir will have their a big program Judge* will be stalionrd at var«, rehearsal and fellowship at Ihe First we had tw,i speikcr" M-. ious placet lo observe the cos­ Fir*t Presbyterian Church at 3 13 Milwee and Mrs. M. R. Strick­ tume* and prtre* will he awardfj p. m land. Mr. Milwee gase a talk on afler their vole* are taken for var­ The Youth Choir of the First higher education and Mr* Strick­ ious age groups. Presbyterian Church will practice land presented the L’DC History Start searching among your old at the Church at 7:30 p. m Ayyartl lo J. D. Stone Me really castaway* for some'hlng that will The Rev. P. L. Slone vstil con­ are proud lo have the honor go make a unique rig. put it on. ant duct Ihe morning devotion* over to someone in S II S. Good going hm away to the parade. You might M‘RR. Sanford, al 1:30 a. m. J D be the winner. MV then had a magirian show FRIDAY Mr know you will tint sit st by Ernest Southward, whieh com­ Tch Rev. P. I-. Stone will eonhome when you hear what a sur­ pletely dumfounded us. He really prise Mr* John Duda has in store duel the morning devotion* over was goo.1 and we enmee-t •* fur you al her twelfth grade Post MTIIR. Sanford, et 3:30 a. m | Tie *‘S. II. S. gossip finger*” Tie Junior I Department „f th* then sang and gave >omr of us Office. When Katie D.ida docs a job. the doc* it well. She has First ’Baptist Church Sunday mighty red fares but ll‘s all for gone all out for Ihis Post Office, Sellout will have a (let Acquainted fun, and we get a big kick out of ilea, and we are rvrem rly de- Sochi In the Educational Building it Lei's have sume m*re of these a iron* In have one of lho*e price at 7:30 P. M. chapel program*! SyMa Price, package*. s 3 ii tu n t She ha* recelred packages from The R. AT of Ihe Flr*t Baptist i and her committee ha\e been do such eminent people a* Adall Church will mrcl at the church ' mg a great Job. Stevenson, E*tes Kefauver, the White House, the Vfce-Pre ui t Governor t'otlins, Arthur Godfrey, and Art Linklrtier, to tie >old. Do you want to be the possessor of Mr. and Mr* Mailer Merle an Mrs Ileaula Thornton. Mrs nno of lhr*f package* 7 Mr on bond nuunee the birth of a 3 Hi It o*. Minnie Ewan and Mrs. Bertha earlc-y then, for you wit) have son. Burke Morris, on Friday, Rhodes left Saturday aboard the stiff (ompetuion. Katie also le|t< Oct. 26. In Grange Memorial Hos­ S S. Evangeline cult of Jack-onus Uiat <hr had a number nf pack­ pital. Mrs. Steele will be rcinem- villi* fur a trip to Bermuda. age* from Chicago and front other hered as Ihe former Miss Ell/* place*—as well as local packages. belli File. Jim Haw kin*, of Lake Monroe, Remind* me that I hate to wrap ha* pledged to Sigma Nu F rilrr mine up for her. I mu*t not far- working, a* well a* otherwise. mty at Stetson University in Deget. Remember our curiosity i* Land, Mrs. Milton Oore and hci* still up if* the air over the surprise fir»t grade mothers will have the faculty has in store for us, Jim Krider has pledged to Pi a *tdewalk cafe 'hi* year (some­ too. '.Vlth Marguerite I'artin. o ir Kippa Alpha Fraternity at Slct*on thing now) for tho*e who do not t'-TA president, as a member of University. get the turkey supper—or w|*h a that faculty—I expect must any­ soar k later. I understand that she thing. M'on't he surprised at all. 3lr and Mrs F. t*. Holland of and her <lster-in law. Mrs. Young Nat to mention Virginia Staley, I'anlon. N. C',, have been vlaillng Harris, are going to work the cafe Paul Miklrr, Lois Ruddrll and air Mrs. M N. Cleveland and family. and hot dog stand in conjunction. the rest. Come prepared. Frlenda of Mra. Eunice Dann Mrs Harris represent* the seventh A great deal of Interest will be grade and will enlist the aid of shown In the dime-a dance, con­ will be pleated to team that the some nf her seventh grade moth­ ducted by the teenagers. Gel your Is rreuperating nicely after un­ dergoing surgery al Orange Me ers and fathers. Expert a lot of partner in line. mortal Hospital. She it in room falher* will he prr.enl that night— The tiny tot* will have the R*h UV. pond, which it a delight In them; the toy rides and many other a t­ Mr. and 3lra Burke Steele have leturned from Newark, .Y A’., PRAIRIE LAKE tractions. There will also bo other rides where they have been spending games nf all kind., ihe country the pari three months. TONITE store and the cooked foods The country store, such an attrail ion ric h year under the spon­ sorship of Mrs. John Duda, ha* Lh d d v L ^ u c h i n changed hands this year and will ■ LT3w be under ihe dlrrcllnn of the sixth l a s t TIME TDMGIIT grade. Mr*. John Coe, chair mm and “P H P F F T STARTS 6;JO for that grade. Me have alrrady listed jut chair­ THU men of each eomrtsion, so wdl P r o u d o n e s not bore you further. MV will )u*t meet you there TAtesday night. JTic Lun 11^ht flA >h,t, . BIRTHS A Miss Students Enjoy Excellent Program Personals f\t ! tnfll'r MY PENNY MARION *ty VIRGINIA CONN Hire it I* basketball lime for , the girl* of S H S but that I* Ruth Barron has ** her gaeat nut my tuple (for this column). this week, Connie Patehal of Jack­ What I want to talk about Is vol­ sonville. Bill Bamm U still In leyball. Jax going through in*l rumen* The girt* first started with cv school, but oil! N- / i- .*-eH next pt*notion* euneemlnr the rulrt week. Mm -hlle RuiJ vi* hart and regulallnn* from our patient ...... . ... , - ■-! *nilMi*. R«hn. Of course we didn't t!AINBS\ II U -Glr * tf von a busy time th i\. It hive like that be luse n r wante-t tu >UJ >** f»«l If >°ur boj- ing. VAll-9 will be get hu.y and play. Finally we did friet».| is true, then Halloween is BUI back. and after a week or Iwo of prsv** to Ut TaUe-l to Alice Myers. She ind tier we *turtel tournament. A s1 According to an old trash myth, C E are ihrtited about hit o r­ each elj*« was divided Into *ay* Mi** Frile M', Clark, assistsquads, thry played eaeh other tn ant in Ihe lihrary at the Unlver- der* to M'w'hluglon. He wilt b* •ee who would he the winner and Mty of Florida. Just put three working in the pentagon undte the one to play the winning squad bean* upon Ihe hearth on the eve the Chief of Na*-»! tn'-rmatloti. i-t another ela«* for the semi fin r.f Oet. II Name the bean* after al* your lover. If a bean cracks or Many old S.inf nJiU* are tp that • .Saralee and Ike P*-i. - lo-e jn l Th..*.* captain* of the winning h-mp*. hr will prove untrue, hut Chet Kn*l. airt \-u: 11- d \V->lcs-pitd* playing .n the semifinal* 1 ^ begins to hlaie or burn, he leln. It win • 1 reuclo i .»rr )'rnn\ Marion of »ccomJ periwl , f A ki£h rccjnl for >i*u. If lh»* when the Myers ” ve. ami Krjtwrt Stanley of »Uth p*r , CJini namiH* -vou Jn<* >0l,r The Station M \e* lad thair I.Hl. T o the-r too team* playing lo>" b'lrfl ‘“^ ‘her. then he is monthly hrldut at the U O.Q, Two-day "Goss.! luck and ma* the - our hiture husband *andwirhes "Thi*i * only one of the many rhunday. Turkey be-t team win 1 international tal<*s about Hallo were prepared by the kitchen, | ween." *ay* Mi*s Clark, "and »n<! hostess Dot Leary brought quite different the* are from the ,be drsarrt. which ssas rich, original meaning of ihe eels-bra »•>«). delicious, hut of an lion ** unknoABti I.ucillc Mit« Halhisern ..** on - « - i . ‘ hell. Geneva Huckort Ben HamAll Hallows' Eve or hallowed or T!ck\ ' Ul* * ' l>0' Yrv^t' hdv evening ll was pnma.n.y a n i- h " ^ .? religious Holiday, hut i. now *-ele '* "'bbard attended. High prlie. braird throughout Europe. ,h( »M »»n b) W U t . who slv aS M British Hies, sud the I'niud Ihe traveling pm e Joy toolk ami Dot tcw»k booby, mn..t l Mate, a* an evening surrounded, ^ laive xnd Dot Salty t*y Ihe mystery of ghosts, hobgwli l.cary will he hostesses for the M- sclnt.) lins, and witches. Station Wives luncheon which will Origin ol the festival is believed ★ * atvo be held at Ihe B. O. Q. tu be found in the rite* ut the an­ Had coffee with Jean Dooley cient Druid* and ilu- early Ho­ rn ail*, say* Mi** Clark The Druids thl* morning. Dodlc King and I believed that on that night the wicked a ralhcr inopportuno mo­ (HI. 26 great lotd of death, SamaR. called ment I'm afraid, as Betts Linker l. II Maynne together all the wicked souls that and Jane Beatty were there deco­ O d 27 had hern condemned during Ihe rating for the big parly to l*e Mt*» due Alter Mibb*, daughter rd ci .ktad length rest nf purr Mi I, T Evans pa*t year, lo inhabit the bodies " 'l l tonight welcoming baek AAHof Mr. ami Mr*, i harle* Midi* sill. It featured . bates.i neck Oct. 2 ' of animal* The pea*ant* galiver 3. If the preparations Justify the Stibbs, DcLanJ, and Harry George line, ending in a deep "V” in Mrs. Phil M in ed together to keep a sharp look­ results, it should be a great nie­ Koch Jr., son of Mrs. Cecilia San- bark Tin- torvi waistline « o eraHax.rr Bn van out. and limit h u -e b > (*rf* to ces*. ehioli. of Miami, and Capt. II phatiti-d hy cluster* I p'-st0*1. 39 ward off lhr*e evil spirits. All the Girl Scouts of the Citrus G. Koch, of New Orleans, La She wore a pale pink hand .if vet-' Dicky Yuung werr Joined in marriage Saturday *el with .* half yell, and tarried The Human* eclehralrd in honor Council, their mothers, fathers, at 3:30 p in In the Fir-t Christian c re -tn t *hjped arrange,rent of of Pomona, the old Italian god­ sisters, and brothers will con­ Smart, Draper. N l'.. Mis* Eileen dess of Ihe fruit of the tree*. At verge on Pinrcrrst school, Novem­ Church in DcLand pale pink carnation*. Branner DcLand, Mist Margarrl Best man was Cliarii* I. J* Vy. Crosby. IbLand. and Mrs. James Ihit festival, nuts and apple* wrrr ber 4th—that's Sunday, from three The Rev. laircn A. Dutilon offi roasted over big fir*-*, lienee the to four to rriebrale Juliette Leer'l elated al Ihe randlellght, douhii o f t'el.istid , and th e ush. *“ Bill*. Delutml. present day custom of apple bob- birthday. The troops will hare I ring *crvics-. which wa* perform­ las mist* Chi Alphu Fiatcrnit- lu<» Attinding the wedding from idng stilt remain* special candlelight service, which ed against a background of larg. Ihcr* of the grunm, wets- John Through Ihe years, (he in*«tt<-.sl vhould lie very lovely. Juliette basket* of iniim* and gladioli and Todd, Sanford. John MrKi' .o D- Sanford were Mrs. C. A. Ander potted palm*, " it* the ("i> seven Land Johni HticVIfb* rr>, P .ton, um J r , Mr* Vernon Davis. Mrs nspect deve!»p«-d from the feasts, Low, a* I'm sure moat of you branched candelabra shedding a Ind., and John Oi.lhnm, Kv an*- J t dMchell, Mi*. Mary Pitch ■lancing anil *lur> (riling arurniu know, was the founder of Ihr OW uiil. 31r* M 11inin Walker. Mr Ihe fire* But it look the Irish to Scotifs, and at auch. la honored soft glow over Ihe scene. The fam­ villi-,' Iml. Voile M'illinoi* Sr and half develop Ihe romantic angle, for i very year on her birthday. Workily pews were di*lingui -hed by Mr* Stibbs thus lo< h*T large satin bows daoglili r's vi editing. 4 *Ires* of -t lent* tiiim Ml** Stibbs' second what would be more natural on a log especially hard on thii oceamystic evening such a* Ibis, than alon It Rita Bauer, ns welt aa all Alls* Carolyn Prter- of St Pet teal blue faille rut tin princess ^radr claat For her goingaway nitfit Mrs lhr prophecy of love affairs' Ihe troop leaders and aaalaUata, erihurg, ao!oi*t iang "Through llnna, with matching vH vet hat S0- if *11 other tests prove There may ho a litter arn ica the A'osrs” and •'Because" nnj and black a rrriu ifir ft. s he wure K.1 hrh o -.' a rov.il b e o-tvr*l,c*th dresa, fashioned with an«orthle»». try eating an apple In j available. If ao, tw ill let yw wa* accompamed hy Mi** Mary an urchid cnr»ag»’, Ross Ander*on, of Sanford orga­ Mr* Kanvhmlt, mother •>! the rtnpiie waist!..... on.l worn with .. ,r"0t "f * mirror ..n Get 31 and] know. g upm thafa all foe today, but nist. who alro played the tradi­ croum. was atlire-t tn a green and matching lacs* jn-ket featuring a watrh for Ihe reflection ol y*sur I don't have Gel* thla month, so tional wedding iiiare'u* and other black print dre*», worn wilt. Itlurk bateau ner-kllm- and velvet hut- future spout* to appear. I'll he home, and ran'! get out ruptlal music. Mi** Peters and greetsssrtea and an orchid cor­ loti down Ihe U,-k. This wa* tel Mis,* Amlenon are Jtcla Tan Al­ tege. to dredge up thn newt—so plrgtfl oft hy til.ok acerttoiirs and a pha Sororily r* of the bride rail me amt lire me ihe latest. Following (lie ami limb a recep­ voi -age of while roses. Tie lovely e, given in mar tion wa* he'd lu Ihe chunh par ADo the coffee pot l« a!way* on After a brief honeymoon trip tu rlage hy her . her, wore a H alu lure, whieh were decorated with on lojdheioteil destination, Mr. drop hy if you have a ehaace. lee-th town or layer* „t nylon bavki ts of mum * and gladioli ind ,<■I Mr* ho.’h will make tlieir tulle over taffeta. Tie bouffant potted palm* bi-mo ..n I Kentucky Ave in DeIndia, Pakistan, Korea, Japan, skirl featured applique* nf hand The briile * table was coveted Land. World Community Day sponsor- Greece, Italy, Germany and Hong­ clipped rhanlill) lace embroider with an imported Italian rutwoik lhr r.e» Mi* K.-vh got her It rJ h). l)lf trni>r(, ,q,uroh tVomrn kong. Articles dcvlrrd ar* -lotlies e t wilt, seed pearl \ Jacket of . cloth, rentrre*! wuh a lhr. • . I \ (legres* from Stetson University will Ik- observed Nov, 2 al 2 30 R*r *«»)* over 16 and men, yardrhantilyr lace w as worn o*rr the wedding cake, topped with v> I U*t June, v*hen th* wa* a mem­ P m at Ihe Sanford Christian nge of denim, sheeting or g ibsratlapless IwHliee. Sli« wore ’1- *. ding hells. On either side o- li e ber of /e ta Tan Alpha Social So- <'hun-h. 1607 Sanford Avenue. dine, suitable for work elo'hirg; length mitts of tulle, and her rake were silver eande'vt' rorily. She it on Ihe faculty at Thove agtemling the tnrellng blankets of any tire or weigh!* finger Up veil a lso of nylon tulle, punch served from a spirit,'. S...iih»i le Primary Schmil in San are lu bring sMicle* *n make up clean; ami childrens warm cloth* fell from a hand of white velvet, Ing crystal pumh bowl ford. Parrels for Price to tie tent lo ing. in good cunditlon. edged in pearls. She carried a Mr*. Miiliain M'atkrr, I»■l„* I. Mr Kvwh It a sluden' of Stet crescent *haped cascade nf white i.-pt the bride's b*w>k and mg **sn Urlver*ity'v S-'*ool o* Bti*'ee*t' rote*. at the rTCrptlnu were 3!l«« \i tie \dnnmstration win re he ll • Mis* la>ui*c Ball nl Sanford, .'laquire, Del.aml. Mill ll -ern t n-einbi-r <11 l.andtdj in . vi,ia .».maid of honor, wore a ro»e e dor- Built, OtUndo, Mlsa la-u-e rial Fraternity Here's A Test Sure To Prove LoVCT Is T UC *9 Sue Stibbs, H. G. Koch Jr. Happy Birthday Wed In Candlelioht Service World Community Day To Be Held On November 2 with purchase of New 1956 Coleman each mon/M \ rfl# r. Glf'df N* <v' is • * ’t Safely Keeps floats w aim, A liim inl/ed I 'ir lttr r Tulie Set And I'n rg cl Volume C ontrol l)ynnpiiw er S peaker For I n it lil id Tone p is it V I 'I I I I .I , n r lo spplr ••<* sprinklina eta. 3 1* 14T Tolia* I**"! dirsslions tod tsw- t.-M-v i t h i tf* . t / .t rat. c4f.: ts n x . M m o | ConsoleTV $ KILGORE SEED Co. i u ST. Feature • 7:11 • 9:36 * l ' 229-^5 spraads ecmlort e.erywneiat " \ R g tuinecc tyP* he*' *>ei .-ngWith Direttionair * jr. ailra larga'eavltii -a and too Blower, I ts the biggest put all th« nest into ,our comtoft buy cn the markel! Act now v.tule you SAVE S20!, ^ hema sor* BISCl*heatingaraal f 8 M O DELS...\ j choice ol decorator finish- J es...io heat one room or/ a whole home. 1 AS LOW AS $8.50 Per Month Hurry! *20 Savings Explrts Dec. 1st. I'll. 311 t • *fl 9 1 H' «H I9*W « ! C H • f •• * v Automatic Oil Saver balances ao fuelmutui# *1 avrijr xeitiog, save* up la cn odl And lamcut le a Dull 3uin*r d «• sa sy with In 1 carban —in­ stead, burns it f .«tsti* «*imtb! Modern Wood Cnldnrl In Mahogany Grain I'iniah r F m. ( • ) * ’ ! TEAT. - 1:38 • 3:11 • 1:18 • 7:33 • 1:39 J P ays for your heatorl rc*ik far Do*" on* la l*o rtsrx. jn l for sttvireyi*| wsads in now. brick walks,dn*«»irs.<<c. in* j Week’s Free Utat / Trunk wm oalr kits »««dt t«t p c is ii Oil Heater fhaf con give a N O W SIIO W IN O Y our F lo rid a (ieorgiu and Alalmmn H njn • w ho hrcam e Ih e I jell F ig h le n i nf th e I'n c lfir iim b/ts tail, Conning The News •DOLLAR A CAR NIGHT" Sanford Electric Company 116 M A G N O L IA AVK. PHONE 412 /> M -! �V n i v * re. v " . a / . * . * , j *- v v . E P I n . . ■ * * v< Page 6 Mon. Oct. 29. 196(5 THE SANFORD HERALD Lyman 11 Smothered By T e r r i e r s 3 0 - 0 (HsUvodd SPORTS Parkers Blank Out Seminoles 20-0 ft FT Winter ra rk 'i Homecoming anj evening, and the half time apeeto«tnjt Into the Orange Biel Con­ acle was performed before the TOO LATE TO WIN a game, and In the final seconds of the game, quarterback Bob Johnson rolls-out ference IbU season « u m ured confident homcoining fans as the and circles right end for 12 yard* and a first down Friday night in Winter Park. Terry (lOcmhel only by in occasional miit re in Parkers led 13-0. throws the key block of the play. The Seminole* were blanked out -0 0 (Jumrson Photo) Parkers blinked out the Ssnfi.nl tin the second half opening Semlnola* KM) at Harper Shepa .d kickoff, Warner fumbled on his Runner-up, E B Smith and Helen ended yesterday’s round with a Field in Winter P art Friday night. own 34 to set up the third Parker Bloom. Luw net wai Mack (.lev* «7. giving him a total of 231 for score. Winter Park’s John Jane, Jim Dueklcr railed a meeting ol The Parker’s speed and decep­ land and Clora Dayman; runner Hu first half Bonnie Tcrr-ak tied BRYANT, RING. POWELL tion kept the Seminole* rocked on three successive carries, led Peanut Bowl Chairman and in­ up Lib Cleveland and Sonny Powell for second with a 73 against Bob back on their heels all mttht. a* Ihe Parkers to the Seminoii II terested parties at 7:30 on Ocotber AND TOOKE IN A FOL’RROMi: Ida Bse Wilson copped the three Craig’* 72. Terpak and Craig now 25. The purpose of this meeting Winter Park tallied in every ijuar- yard line, where II reman re­ Laid week Al Hr..ant, former paints for the ladles by being do- have a 300. There were two round* ter but the fourth and penetrate I lieved Jane of hu duties and was for each chairman to make a greemkeeper for the U ayfar lest to pin on No, 7, while Sonny Dubadred CC. and two at the beyond the Seminole 10 yard plunged for the II yards and pay nrovreu report. country Club and new with 'he Ol- Powell, for the men, was closest’Mayfair The team will now play Mr* R. I.. Parker, ticket chair­ lando Country flub came to San­ to pin on No, 1(1. dirt on the next play, Taylor marker on tiro other occasioni. B tingle elimination tourney, and Early in the first quarter Semi­ again booled true, and the Park- man, retorted that ticket* were ford and played a round with Dr. The players enjoyed a barbecue will b. rated according lo their 72 nole quarterback Bob Johnson era had Ihem sc! vc* their fifth vic­ purchased and sales will begin H. K. Ring, Sonny Powell, and following the toornammt. All say hole medal play score*. immediately. J. T. Baggerly and Harry Tooke. fumbled on hla own 43-Jay Bert- tory of the season. It was Ihe best Another lip of the CBUCLA’S D ANTING A TREAT Lee Samuel* are to handle the The Seminoles made their deepTWOBALI, FOl'RSOMi: man and Billy Howell sparked a hat to Helen Manning. iVclV (lay Gentlemen, if you haven’t yet ticket sales In the downtown area. AND BARBECUE and Mabel. drive for the Parkers that carried V l penetration of the evening in No child will be allowed to sell danced vith Crcla Higginbotham, „ . There was a two-ball foursome to the six-inch line before the the second quarter. Starting on DIVEVSI LEAD* you must afsuredty have missed a eket. In this area. The loom >t , ho Mayfair CC. Low grow use brilliant defensive play of Eddie their own 35 yard line the Semi- tMothers ROLLINS TOl’ItNLk treat She’s light a> air, am! if have been given tickets J)t r b an ll ohnn and Bill Fa nek. •'The Tirter** Barbour and Brant­ notes went on the move, with for the children lo veil and they — Di>k Diichsi continued In hold vnu’re like musl of us after a ley "Cboo-Cboo" Schlrard. plus a Sehirard, Johnson, end Johnny will release their tickets on Nov­ Ihe lead a* the Bnilina Collfgr fall hard 18 holes—tied and clumsy five yard penalty, moved the ball Williams, and Warner sparking ember 2. cording lo the secretary protem. Hole Medal Tournev ended ihe * her grace end ease gives you, H. n. Hrrkenbaeh. back to the Seminole six Parktr the attack. Sehirard moved the first half of competition. Dlvcnvl new confidence. Dan Wright, publicity chairman, halfback Jim Taylor, alteniptlne hall to the 43 yard line, and on reported that he has obtained ban­ the amoo'h fake that hid allowed the nest play Johnson pasted to ners whbh will l>e repainted and Serum an to go to the sis inch Williams, who snagged the aerial strung across streets down town. line, was chilled h* ScMrer* *1 crossed the mid-field str.g? and He also suggested a lelrvlilon In­ the three, jarring lose the ball, ambled to the tfl before he was terview with Don McAllister to be and the Seminoles recovered. brough’ down. Then, on Ilf next arranged on December * B erfm ai, making masterful play, Warner picked up M first Buckler gave a short descrip­ ies all evening, handed off lo down for the Seminoles b) mov­ tion of the half time cerrmonie* well so perfectly that even the ing the ball.to the Parke' eight. which are lo take place, and an­ i ^ T ■• / •official was fooled. V\*hen Bill Two plays later the drive rhilled nounced that Dirk Aiken will have JTjrre craekrd through to drop as Johnson fired a ahoti aetial to a portable public address system the left fla* and Howrli Intercept­ on the field to announre the game •Bergman the official -tin- r ' ‘ , u : •’'sr& r ■play with the whittle while Ho- ed for Winter Part. and half lime procrrdingi. Elmer ‘.well was rambling around ight In the fading m'nute* uf the Wontnay, the concession chair­ ■end for some U yards. Bu' three game the Parkers again wrnl on man, was absent, due to the Ill­ 'plays later bolh Bergman an I the move, but this lime they were ness of hla son. but a vote of con­ Howell redeemer* them»eWe* *• Contained by the Seminole di-fe- . fidence was given to him so that Howell slipped behind Sanford Drgman, on a rollout play around he could make all the necessary Mfetyman Jim Warner to latch left and ratnhlcd for 23 vard* be­ arrangements for the peanut and onto a Bergman past and go the fore being brought down hy Warn­ ponrorn sales. Remaining of the 61 yards for er on Ihe to yard line. At the to Approximately twenty Interested paydirt. the defensive unit dug in and held persons attended this meeting se­ In the second quarter >ne Park- for downs, and the game rndid era drove 70 yards for lh*lr se­ with the Seminoles Ruing to the over M percent of tho tackles for cond tally. With a first and goal air in a draperate attempt to gel the defensive unit, kept the Feralat the Seminole one-yard line, into Ihe scoring -olumn It «a*: note* iMpeeUldy In the bell gameKen Plante had Utile (rouble mak­ ihe* firtl time the Seminoles were* fleers by l*»rloda ing ‘he tally. Jim Taylor made his blanked oul Ihi* season. Sanford ....... M I d- ii first successful conversion of the Schlrard and Harbour, making Winter Park ......... 0 7 7 0—at Progress Reports Heard A t Peanut Bowl Meeting B2,' A ' Golf Gossip R The Titauvlile Terrier* broke a close game wide open with a fina. stanza acoring apre* Friday night in Titusville to amolher Lyman 30-0. Terrier Roy Puckell was the fire-ball for the TJtauvllle team as he scored twice. Intercepted two Greyhound aerials, and aet-up two other tounchdowna. T h e outmanned Greyhound* held the Terrier* scoreless for Ihe first quarter and allowed the Ter­ riers only one TD per quarter in the second and third stanza* be­ fore they gave out of g*« and Titusville ran wild. In the second stanza Purtett returned a Greyhound punt In Ly­ man’s own 15. and after an ex­ change of fumble* near the Grey­ hound goal, Purke't finally hull­ ed over from four yard* out. On the first play uf Ihe second half Lyman again fumbled, and Ihe Terrier* recovered to set up the srrond tally. Puckett finally fulled over from four yard* out. On 'h r first play of the second half Lyman again fumbled, and Ihe Terriers recovered to set up Ihe second tally. Puckett again made ihe score a* he crossed 'he FRANZA ARRIVES AT MAYFAIR Gary Franza, Mario's assistant at the Country Club, nrrivrd Fri­ day. Gary halls from East Orange, N. J., and ha* been with Mario f"r eight Season* as assistant pro. He was with Marie for two years at Glrnwood Springs Country Club. Colo, and at Lake Mohawk for all yean. Favored Panthers Lose Friday's Tilt To Palatka 36-6 The Cream* Academy Panther*, after opening ihe season with a bang, hit the skids Friday night with a 36-6 rm» by Palatka. The Panthers were favored two touch*, down*. * La*t week the hlahlv favored Panther* were lied by Hungerford of Winter Park fiG. Head mentor Joe Fair attributed the tie to over­ confidence on the part of ihe slaif and player* and the high spirits of the Winter Park team, A* yet there have been no statementa by cither Croom* Academy or roarli Fair concerning the ore* . •ided score Friday nigh! in Patut- ® ha. The 50-day Itniting meeting »t Freehold. N. J. lUcewav this sea­ son a tin c trd 110.51s fant or I t per cent more than in 1035. goal line from 10 yards out. In Ihe final quarter the brilliant defensive play by Puckett kept Ihe Greyhounds in iheir own back *1 yard and gave Sicglrr, Well*, and Brown scoring duties. Puckett in­ tercepted one Greyhound pas* and returned it to (be one yard line, only to have the Tcrrleri fumble away Ihe scuring opportunily. Score by Period* Lyman .................. 0 0 0 0— 0 Titusville —............_ 0 6 6 is-:o S t e p into the w o n d e r f u l . W o r l d of A U T O D Y N A M I C S DOS : RACING fj J XL P re-Season Schooling * ---^ . »m A fow slung beauty with Flight.Sweep style: SweptAVing 57 Dodge Custom Royal lancer 2-Dcor. It u n le a s h e s a h u r r ie a n o of p o w e r Races Begin Tonight • Post-Time 7:30 P.M. - It b r e a k s t h r o u g h the v ib ra tio n b a r r ie r It is s w o p t - w in g m a s t e r y of m o tio n • More Than 25 Races Free Admissions • Free Programs • Concessions Open ST A T E 1PGT •W IJST G REGULAR SEASO N O P E N S N O V . 13th llow do you describe a car to daring in concept, mi revolutionary In features and advance*, so rewarding in beaut) and performance? llow do you explain in ncwneit when e\ct\ thing about It It new I On display today it just such a cat—ihe Swrpl-AVing '37 Dodge that step* you Into the wonderful world of Autodynamict. Fabulous New Club House Will Be Ready for Grand Opening Modernized Track Operated By Jerry Collins What h this wondcrfbl worlJ of Autodynamic*? It ltd uorlj * here et try thing it new /rum rooj to roof lit achiete ubu>!ute mattery o f motion. Here’s what il doev in ihe Swept-Wing Dodjc: • It utleathct a hurricane of potter from a thundering new aircrafl-t)pc Super Red Ram V-8 engine thai’a a vpuiirc in action! • It tamei a tormuLt o f ru'gue with a new Torque! lite PushButton Drive for the greatest get-away on the road! Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Hy. 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow -* " ft —~- «sW" --4 1 — - — • It break i through the tibrution harrier with a revolutionary new rubber-mounted suspension svvicm-Dodge Torvion-Aire— tlrat feature* race car lonion-bar*. You ride in a "Realm of Silence,” ivoljicd from vibration, noise and road shock. • It It suepfrwlng mattery of motion in a sleek, low-slung beauty barely 4ft feet high that hat no equal in the way it corner^ handles and rides. You have never seen, fdt or owned any ear that compared with mil new Swept-Wing Dodge. See and drive it today . . . now al your Dodge dealer's! ON D IS P L A Y TODAYI SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, Inc. 519 E. lat ST. ; / >v- 5 7 — -----------------r f^ * * �Idulfs Offered Education Course New Cubs Inducted Into Enterprise Don At Ceremonies Stolen Car Found Deserted, Bume* Women Golfers Welcome 3 New Members A t Meet Man Vanishes 'HIE SANFORD HERALD SO K C 's Schooling Mon. Oet 29, 1956 Page 7 Program W ill Get Underway Tonight 2-Car Collision The vastly mndemiicd Sanford This Morning Sends Orlando Kennel Club will give a preview of the up-and-coming of­ One To Hospital j 1FSL Election Is Delayed; Season To Open April 12 (Ceailaued From Page I) afternoon at a grocery (tore, charged with diiorJerly conduct The regular monthly luncheon *nd drunkene*,. Police thief Mu!_ , . . „ . , MARY M ill! LR Thtre ti now be mu offered in DE BARY- Out n r the camp I lif J J f .• of the 8*nford Women*»»id “Intuited * white worn Semlnol* County several niuci'Ire > f! • Kerin-.; ugh: strode I I I W A A n M l \ P f l l f l l l *oci*llon a n held at the Mayfair *n lion*I course* for adult. who dc- **»»• m a t warrior of U,e Dc 1,1 ” W U C U J O L I I V I I Inn Country Club, We*tnesJay, ficial racing tea ion tonight when DavlJ Hutto, a clem at the A two ear rolliilan at the Inter* *tore, quoted Wood* at saying Florida Stale League director* 11 ,urnt ,hp H«hu for ,phooltni1 section of Oak Ave and Ninth Mire to further their education ‘ -FVm.n l" d^ ! , *J**!?!* Speculation ran h'gi *e»terday Oct. 21 at 1Z:S0. President Ruth Herron iniro- ,_,,el!o ye*ierdiy vo’ed to delay the elec- r' rp* either 1* the *rt or academic .|e5 four ofF .nte-.frlte In the duced the- new pro at the club, E'*')'" Hill,„ tchool. teacher t he ..™ ,ion »• of . . . . . . . . ,for 25 qualifying even1* — are Street this morning shortly befnp* sedan bearing an Orange f r u ity ----— — r — -— . . —. „ , t «mast ... M ™ Over ----- — ------ -----------field. quiet of the rolemn ritei the new license "* *” plate wa* *“ found ................... ... complete* Mario Carfagno. Mr. Carfagno ***, , for common.. j ay, John K riler of Sanford will on f*P on the firat schooling nro- It o'clock tent one Negro woman Adult education courses ra re n t- deniter* gate attention to the ly burned »horlly after noen in a announced that he would have a ' ^ r*"?**d w remain a* president of the b*»e* sram with the fir»t race set fur to the local hospital. |y being offered arc in the field of rhl‘‘f 1Akp'J’ whose P*mt- wooded section of Semlnol.) Coun- beginner*' clan for women, startA 19J0 Plymouth sedan wa* m, n , w'Ul hw hall organiration but he *et a 7:»> P m. Fan* are Invited to at* , , , ed virago and ancrom* feather Ing Monday Oet. 'to at in n m. :* ,.rr Mf fArth“r wood* ar.t a ••(leadline* of Jan. i for *n elec* tend the schooling card* freeof East on Nintn St. and a traveling of general education, ceramic* heal drr»» tpellcd out adventure ly. Member* of the a*.oclitlon 5 'u,lwr.:. *J°n .rc," ,n' ! , linn of replace him." , charge, The Rev. A. J Petty said that I9J3 Chevrolet was traveling south and e*plorutory art. to their active mind* ^ . . *'° vi_*1 The director*, at their meeting The pre«ea*on qualifying aelion on Oak Ave. when .hey 'o liiln j U The general education course Before thit, th»re had been * he w n taking 1 walk In the woods were invited lo play in a wornen'* toumamenl at Elinor YU* ‘ hl( . ' . . f o l w .u held in Orlandu. *cl April 12 at will he held nighlly, regular *ca- the center of the In’ertertlon. gives an adultl an opportunity the burned lage, Oct. M and In the Inter* them ann he wa * u Iraid lht ,UrUn* J ' l(‘ to' n” ‘ > « r‘**on « Tucday. Nov. 13. The Impact forced both car* either to wimple le their blgb Kbool ^ * «> ‘7 ,y ru .? t«* n°°n Sunday. He notified the City Rolf Tournament at Dayto­ About an hour ‘tier Patrolman **®**, ™e * * * * * * The coming meet promise* to over the curb on the southeast u. ......... .... Ihree. with Mr*. Wrtl-.lty torfccll Seminole Counly r '„ Sheriff* tfft.-c. na. Nov. 2. E. H. Barry found the lock on the Jdled the All-Star game t >r June |,t. , hc fjneat In track hiitory. Jer- corner, the Plymouth v dn its nde •d u ratio n or Uke Individual *uo- in .barge. Following the ceremony Dotie Mann, Mildred Smith A llltle jail door had heen knocked The Rev. Petty said Ilia* earlier ™ k ..IF r> Collin*, who look over a* trark • mashed in *nd Ihe Chevrolet with Jcct* that will help them to become there was a pip-re’ show that the mld«ea>on league-wide hate- operator ln*l iea*on. predict* (hi* it* front end c»ved in. in the week, Dosi.biy on Tuesday Gerry Carfagno were introduced off ami Wood* was gonr. better employe* or citln m of oar brought down the !i'>u*e, w fan. 1 or Wednesday nigh*, bolt he ttid a* new member*. r.intpaign will even lop U»! year'* About ISO officers, including ball tilt. The Plymouth eame lo a stop a * country, th e re are approglmately [“• *"d ,I'l' ' r'* lnin' thr pjppr''; hi* wife heard liiot* fired that It wa* announced that the KaThe FSL direitori approved a •pcrtarulnr showing when the Han* it reached the sidewa k and (no •lair highway patrolmen and dep­ <o Interntlng the design* wrought thirty adult* now taking this by the Webclos, t.lurc hi In i. rould have come from the vicin* dcr tournament would end Nov. uties from neighboring counties, franchise for Tampa but tempor­ ford Orlando oval sported an al­ Chevrolet came lo a aundstil! in couroe and there 1* room for ad- he«r ^ r,I” lmnIT’ j i r iVa 11} of ,he automobile. “ We did 7 and that each participant must supported by t w o airplane*, arily canceled Orlan lo’# member* most fantattic increase of Sg jier- front of the “ stop" sign over tti* diliona! •nrollmrnt*. He r. ’ . frum !h, t)l, ,; ,r ' * ' 11 not know from what d lection the turn In three »«orta by that dale, searched all yesterday without re­ ahip, leaving the Cuss D Ivnehull rent in mutnel handle and atten­ curb. kenbaeh i* teaching rlrmenlary T. ’ ... ‘ ‘ *hoia were fired. We heard them A maik twoball tournament will sult. circuit with only seven arpatent* dance. Sanford Police Chief Roy Wil* f “ C J _h f sometime arounl m.lnight," l.e be held Sunday, Oct. 3 and all aubjecU and Ed«*ul Chnden.en h. , cvKn’ooy l , „ M,mel Sheriff Bowman said several ty solid entnea for '.9J7 Top new attraction thi* season Ham* was at vhe scene, a* was i,t* player* are aiked to be at Inc la igTcblng the secondary subject*- h> ,o m f-of lhrwaward who and » ‘d Tampa replace* West Palm is a handsome club l ou-e erected! J*ck Hickson and Sgt Ben llu'a-r. rumor* were tun down but ••there » riving for ,lcna Uon Deputy Sheriff A. K. Evan*, in* club bv 1J;10 for the drawing of is no lead at all." « iMlrtKllon D u.ually g!ven uo ,hp m rt,|ng c |im ,t tt(Ih . tfjnd Beach which was ousted from the Bt a cost of more than *123,000, Name* of the driver* ol the * ^ n individual bait*. Thi* couru- hnH, liUn.. , iflIp , r0utlJ vcstigating thr burne.1 ta r found oartnrr*. He said aurfarcs at the ja.l league Saturday bcca jse of finan­ including (unil«htn.:. Tim Ittv two cars were wil.lLctd at Ihe that 11 wa* irft in on* trrub about Pnie* were awarded for the were loo rough to take finger­ cial difficulties. i* offered every Monday an t Ttte* blanket tvilwd chn'f Akdi. lime of the accident until a corn* * a half mile *outh uf State Road weekly tournament* a* folliw <: prints, though an attempt was day night fiom T:00 p in In lo.tu The dtrevlnra declared the Or* lhr fim>hin). ,olt(hp, pu, on plete investigation ha* been made. near Paola. Sept. 26: flat* A—Jeanne Foittk. made, and slag in front prtvcuied lindo franchlw forfrit uti.e. own* |arj.,, p.m. the ncimnuu* Seminole iiign High School. mi. *ati inr • ■ > VA/ j j. of workmen, bu1 The automobile wo* completely Class tt—Lucille Heard, Clan* C tire maik* frum shod mg. The ecramic* course ha* proven I N O I IS W C Q n C S f l Q y rrship of Joe C CainbrM " m b P , but Prerl Preit u||1 ,(r rrJ(ly ,)lPfll>. „f „ burned with the fire, in all pro­ —Ann Marsh, Cla*» D—Dee HutThe hunt was resumed today dent John Krider espl.nne.l thi* fur ,hp (rjn ,( opening on Novi—. lo be popular for both men and women. Over fifty adult* have For 3 M en Charged bability, starting from ins.de the sell. Oct, .1: Class A—Ann Wiltel. and Bowman said, “We will look daev not mcan rjn this rdy wtll he , „ r „ n j C o n d u cf ear. Two ignition switch key* Clat* R- Ida B Wilson. C|a*» C until wr find him.'' without organiard ba<ebtll. registered for the courte which i« '•ellin* .ays Ihe nevs elub home. l' e P S 1 0 ^ - O n Q U C r —Ann Marsh, Class D—M illr'd Thr sheriff said Ihcrr is a pos taught on Tuesday and Wedne*- W ith C a ttle Theft were in the car *h.\i found. A preponderance of burned ami Snulh, laiw Putt*—Jeanne Foulk, day nlghta from 7:00 p.m. to The trial of three Semlnite 10:00 p.m. The exploratory ait Countv white men an charge* of charred paper w«« found tn»ii!e Oet. 17: t'la»* A—Cecile Heard, The Shrnip Voting Mn.-hine •o u ra c . Juat recently atarted thi* “ feloniously stealing cattle1 will the . ear . leading , . to . . tne . . suspicion fla t* B—Pauline Inch. Cla»a C— white ruen had ttixssl him vi <s d l |P 0f the neat leagns meeting. rar|n2 Corp will have represenUPv** year, ha* eighteen women rrglsteif be held in Volusia C-Untv Circuit ,h** ;hp automobile had heen set Mildred Smith, la>w Putt*—Ida group of Ngn>e. t* k him away lo ^ , $li000 Pnlr>. fti u „ The Pxl..mg gr.nd.Und h a. also in Sanford Wednesday. Oet. 1t.-*t B Wilson for his own ssfely. e<| and is offered only in Tli u v Court Wednesday morning at 9 ^'r r new Orlando organltatlon .1,.. ■ iH.rn completely rennovaled m 7:Vt p. m. tn eondirt a school of Newsmen ..id photographers Tho*e attending the luncheon night from 7:00 p.m to 10;00 p.m a m Deputy Sheriff Evan* found post the fee on lime, Ukeland preparation for the hig ny .uv .ea- insiruetion for Ihe benefit of Dayman. E. wtre unatite In btcale MMiss sltli. fii« btew promhed lop pnont> for ftnn Both of these courses are Held The alleged cattle stealing took that the car had been stolen from were: Mctdamri E eterks and inspector* appointed for in the art room at Scmlnolr High P la c e on Sunday. Sepl. Id it the DfLatvJ and was registered m B. Smith, E. T. Porter. Bill •« attractive tirunvlte. eon.lderallon for the frsnehroOuUtamling raring star*, as ihe Nov. 6 grnrrat election and School and the insliuctor i- J “ :2 ttanch" in Vulusia County. the name of Wyland Harris, 2S12 Foulk. Charles Bloom.Carman Mrs. C. D.WaJiwortti, who wa* Daytona Reach, Leesburg, Co- WP|| j 0un( grry hound*, from the harness horse racing permit aeph Mathleux. Arrest of the men invo'vet in H i'* Lake Blvd., [teLand In.-h, Harry Wodruff, T F. Me- shopping wilh her. irlgtrd to {ot% M .Vigustinc. Pn'-tka and t,i uHl’knoww ke^n*l Ti irferen.Itim Deputy Sheriff Evan* said Daniel. W. If Sv.in.on, I rank Me- new,men that Mil. U.i: told her a „ ,J |0 .r e Ue olm.- team. !1 ' ..." n. ^ nnr ‘ The ault edueatiuii corn e- m ■■ the cattle sUaling <jine when see action during Ihe j.-hu<dtng The school of instruction will he Jr , Andy Marsli, John Negro bad **id “On, baby, or apparently to 4*’ go hrtd at (rit* the nan Sanford kltehr "1r M_ * nready in ffit p* rjuiA *rt | •j|>| * si* nr ,ii At i ora Canntr.,1 m.rn* offered through the Seminole Cap* \riiuld Williams of ilir Sjti* that the Packard Clipper was fban*. ' e ■ i. I f I. a iA H ialklail IlL A IK «• mmim a * • • • « ,» ,II. John aunn Ivey, ivey, Jam j.in ees * P*rPar- something like that The frarthise award to Tampa r . " , en on Geneva Ave near Sanford, Counly Board of Public lixiruc- ford Police Den art men’ atre .td stolen in DeLand and that the ear Crawford. re* krr. Karl lliginbolham. Itay HerMrl- Wadsworth slid she her- wi|| | 1VP , hai West Const city il* , R , c The ubllc is c<vr,lia|ty invited alion and the the Statr State Department of l,nr num for "Driving while In wa*^abandoned In lb*iaromlHiare. ‘ lion and Department of lire ron, Charles Meeks. R o „ Adams. *«>f dld «*» the remark f| r , t organired ba.eball toil ” 1, o' J _ vfr " an " f n,; n> to attend Ihe schiml so as to see ♦Education. A fl.M registration fee ,M icatf‘1 , and ,vn "’h,r, ,hor!'>' *f,rrr ,b?. ? *? " lif ■di- R. E. Witiel, Fred Perkins, If. ch,rf Mulh* ‘I "1 J ,fow 1 '‘ hen the Florida Imrrnational *' '"e SOKl. ela.sifie* how t)lP nvw voting machines op*. i. charged for all of the adult mlo cu d o d y follow in;: ,,n etamma- m ark, w.re still m goo I ecr.dl gviitieallAB P nnrait. in/l »*a«** ahi tlOH of Iht* r J f til |J|f tflTfl UOtl. --K. •»•••»■ King. maw Also ipresent t ir ir n i m at IRf the -*ruund • - —*• — ,hp — aJ*'1 ---- whc" —— W,wJ* ■■” —'• -,e - ‘ lAraiut; lafigue mu died. m. them , . in sr.d e. for u.e dm .ng the r#tp »nJ how the vote, arc tabuUU dent Day* for their own iiuteriali " crr riJin« “Apparently,*' he said, “some-1 luncheon were Mesdamea J. Rus- ,urn»d ,0 *,k Protection but these Krider askad the direclcu to *“ ar •,a,0|1’ ed. . . The Inal will be heard b.’fore one else followed the car into tho »el Wilson. R W Mann llovd >>,0I’,C w frf ,rom ‘ mjVln* ,,lc act againsl lam bria whnlnok over , ^.t-*t*pplng dog* will p*rf«rtn ,Tn,r., ro. .^.rV .^ion I f c Judcc Wingfield'* court. woods by *uto *nt brought the Weber. Hugh C. Whelchel. Price “r* h,,u*' who*p ,nl'lni|!m ' ho'T the Orlaado elub Uit la.i season “"J.r r rrk’ul»r racing conditions under the supervision of E nd c j r|ver of the Packard out after Heard. J. S. Cleveland W K \t7 htd Ju,t e"drd but never was sanctum,d ,lurln,: • '““ •‘■R many fan. »*_* . * • **■ i k . . < __ ___ a t - iait . . . . . p i d p a 'm I in i - t . . Murray. Director of Adult A VoCORAL SNAKE KILLED , . ... , fir. .. Roberts, Andrew Carrawav” ilnv i h . . theatie adjoins the Jml ai. l Saying hr did not like ,'am bru's nri* rvpcc ed to take this npp..rcational Education. Further infurA 23-lnrh coral tnakc was kille,! r r ________ _______ O. D. Farrell’s ,hr"' favorite* tune mation on these courses can be yesterday afternoon by Alford II. ^ . . ., ■ Symrs. Jr . George Ntoelv * Tonv yul11* , *Ul rau,t of ,|KM1 »roand mrihodt of operation. Kriler d c ,unl,> '•* Madeira, Arthur Rusrll Grace lh* 1,11 * * " “t'ur,0*1,> " elarsd “If a etub operate '» fl’r ,hr -eason. bad by either calling 665 or con- Ueltcraeh at hi* home in Uke C o U l l t y V O C O t l O I l Q l Madeira, Arthur Ru.srl’l Grave ***** there wai no crowd in | e , , u, tike L'amuria's, l wouldn't tid in g the above teachers at *• u3l*ry **” -while kM* '* “ working '** " he -was in Carfagno, Ginny Con. Mildred cvW*nc* *L.lh* lime Moods itis* w, n| ||. And I'd *av the tame will prolest to Gyorgo Trautnun hi* garden. jBomlnol* High School. Smith, Harriet Williams M''Mel M,l’**rrd> The chief said lie iw thing tn Joe if he wtre here." president of In* National Alan, of Scott, Cartle Slrihltng. Mary Sue , "f® f , r * r,rp |1*'* '* *l*,*n* e'*1^ Cambria, long lime Washington Prufeaaional Itaspldnl {’mb Compton. Altec P Mill* J r a r Fit- "*'pfp hp " a* i’erkei at the time Senators trout who also is linked O'Hara quote I Cambria a v *ayThere are twelve SemlnnleCoun *-■ ,on> J•r , n steUon. Belly Guv Al' ' “I gave chase then I l.ut Ihem,'' with loulsvltle of toe American ing the forfeiture was “ tn p cil !• i \ * m u i i m ( i i r i i n w r «»■ m i : n4 U llt A I*. «y Vocational Teiehers a'ten.ting ao ,he Mls.oi Dslorea Kussnl and Mulli* sabl. “ I returoetl Is the Jail Assn., It In Havana where he hi* seiiure of ihe Orlando fr.inehtse I1 it isst. m v ih j , m ir v i. tu n iir lit rP* ■"« and found he wa* out.’’ S IliiaT. hi* Vkifr; Co 1*1.A IIK the I'nivenily nf Florida Eaten- rpf.(p „ fJird lieen working on a proofed trans* and the nintraets of ji players *1a . , s i , *- . •*• » . . a i i o i * i Fcnlurlnfr U \ I.U o im i~ *rt«| U A I- *ioe ,’nurse railed “Teaching Me*-,tit n :v n v iil.r : stM v r*. »* ’ Sheriff Bowman ,*td the ini**- fer of Ihe laoultville franchise tn optioned lo Ihe elub an ler a work­ W illlT lI . lilt* H If **. •tml t a ih of C'H t V C U N , . r * * K ' « • * * i ing man had never been in any Tampe. The Isinltvlll' to Tampa mg agreement ’ with the Washtil *111. If Kills*. Hii <1 If K&r lif thods.*' The Very Heat U t.Ill'll.V I .N v i w r , ,,u in | | ( f . llitin l*r i|* j «! til*. I,«r »r Ih t li trouble a* far a* he knew. The lea I apparently it out now. ington Senators. He said Cambria Hie rlasses are being held every. t tii** •1,011***, father and brother s t u takvn a*. phd O'Hara, Tam p, public re- will sue unless eompenrotH fur SOI E. l i t I T Ik * ’ r-TsltAJ. Hw*|*#* Monday an.) Tuesday afternoon C a _ / £ h i • I H B -T U N t . T I S U L E . prantooo. Ilf n o r * . crH tto r*, their retjuest u> Marion County j lalion, man who represented Cam- lors of Ihe franchise ami thr playfrom g oo pm . lo 1:00 pm . tn J T Q T T n C V e a i e a ir in ii’pa < > r *• t ii * * * 1*1 n,*Du Ui, v o n c K t o .»r e t : v n 1bria at the meeting, said Cambria cr». f in, » d l r *-r him. the board room of the Seminote OVIEDO- The stiff „f ,he J»'> »l 0 f *u for protweliotv w T , , ; r i i K a T * in i: t i n i i i . s: tt«r or l M m ; lh« unk an«« H it is ..I N orth V aro llha a ir * •»r 11 *. sir #!•#»•, l#ta- County S c h o o l Adminls'ratlon 1957 Annual of the Oviedo High VOL! a h i : I IK H K H T x j J T i s i r . i ; I m i . ir « t it » n , * r * 4 ii r» »»r oih *r Building. The rials is bring taught School was rrlras»d “esterd ” iv I , 1.1 . a l l (n r .11,of. - has tioro H I - , V *n it * * |*i m i fta i •>, i ftruu 4 n* ■m -iivi • ut 'i. tn* r ’lre iilt rt.tiirt of un<Ur *r A lh 'llU '^ II. for nine weeks and two college the editor-in t hief, Peggy Firm* ,S . NtoDi JuOlela. O r uli .-f ro. MMI'Hn.N’. a r r M iT 'l kw,| K VA.V* errdll* arr given for completion Ins. h ... i,i f'i-.fmo. m and lo r *» i"li I K I .I M ; K T fllAll'koN , III* of course. Jay Morrison, recent ht-i» * uunijr. uadsi , 'hsacsry ' .»** The staff It is follows: Peggy K II* . ! € ,.* • .,I. f llA .SK K ,l * * r - - r .| ,%M. i'K ll- newcomer to the Unlversitv of Fleming, editor in-ehirf; Kay ElNo H 'l. Iho • !* !• ‘>f “ d e* “ * !‘T tea h i . u t , i a T i M i i - r - I'ls in iir r. MJ.Nrt, rattir»l <*r .<11111 in , h iv* .V S . I'U K S T u N i : T lN U I.,:. perenlt*K, , l.tliTiltiK I d i)A\- nr pur* Florida teaching s'aff, has charge te». assistinl editor; Luther Dud*, ^wjilua* tu li* v * oiijr lim it- utio of the Instruction d k ill, ADvl business mnmgrr Belly Steven­ T < ir a i d : i i i t n r . n v i i r ' j i m i . n nf IK till U n a | I • « rIlf >"IIC , * • « * ! Will" Ihe l ' l * " u>tlv Co unty. K iw rld *, t<i*wiu Those vocational teachers regis­ son. at editor; Dan Bel,tel. class c f this C o u rt srto » 1 "hV l#»l* «4« o*..4 * ( • n* liitf |ll*h tered for the course and their photographer; Spentrr Payne, a l­ thoroot upon tho p .o ln llll • a lOf III# H itxIIvf»|nii nf ih« U fti w hoso M in i »' * *.IJio»o subject* taught are Gladvs Hall, i i , tan! photographer; Elen* Tuhv. I t v l , to AllAm wnt* t t r * rofo-f«.l m nolnw r H ot*! N a v l i i t lo i i CanpAwf. principal and teacher of business miscellaneous editor J:n* M'ller, M ho J l l h day of N ossm bor. A. D . Bt<»rdlsi4 ivj »*»s*i t!i«r**jf r#, I U*i- assistant mlie-iliaitcnn* rtlilar; u . s . or a D oer** P ro c'uitl«»»o may •■s»rtl*’l In T U I liwult l, fiig r Jo, education. Ruby Simpson Lo to Von le t lr .s t ynu nl Hit ru h lle llic o f il* of s im i ness education, Mary George, Ferdinanl Dudj. sport, t-.lilor; VV1TNK»W my LSI,'! a n , ’ ho o flitml* County. « lo ti,)* Belly Beasley on I Glenn Lee, r ia l soal of sold I ’nwr, thi* S«,h Von nr 1 r j , ii nf ynu * f * litrth ) basinets education, Irene Stafford, r«% iv v l>. I * ' * s i n,'i II is >1 that * t ortifilalftt M igu^I eommeriral sawing. Vernon liar- typist*; Coach Paul Milder, an­ d s n f e ia , Pomlnoio C a u n ty . rtoftoa- I It l» of lh m i h n a ili** Mh».| pro* nual sponsor. O, I*. lU r n .L .n |»#rljr ha* t#»« f l|r 4 *i*iw a l y*ni.I dm, railroad englnrer and fire­ r l s r V nf Iho i ' l n u l l r'.mrt ■fill )m ti «rec m ii i l r r d »»» * f r t t a man. William Cagle, railroad en­ pomlnnlo I'nitnty K1"fl'l» , n j 'j r u f I Ii** a n a w M ir *<r p l r i d l n b ro o sl « f r l r r u l l t’n u r l » In lh r cornliljilnt on tho p filn fiffi* gineer and fireman, Phil Meek*, and agents, lewis Girard, diver A tlo rtio r fn r »*lt1n,lff; * !t Hifiiry. \V fj. w in it i f w.'f#'!!#,, I l f railroad trainman, J. II, Ion* Jr., sified cooperative training eour y t t n v A iip it i n ' i i v i*arlt W in I at I’a fli. t'lur^ Cobb, dnuator and Fred Murray, direc so* jio t r s ir rvuiMina **n4 Hl« Mi« nf I mI n *l afi>K t r ur railroad trainman, Thro O rlando. S'lnrlda pis a 'iIn« in tha offl< • " f in* Clark railroad telegraphy and agrnis, tor of adult andvocational *du of tha C ircu it C o u rt on or ffv tm s; , i n c u t t o n s , r o a Ihrt I<Mh «J*> of .Ni»%•ifthfr. lr$ * If Bronial Creel, railroad telegraphy cation Voting Machine •IMI'I >W | *« » ........ & SL T Z rZ X X Z . h School Here h Arcade Package Store Teachers Attend Extension Course Legal Notice every/57 OHS Annua I \9 S. ^ t m »: V IV T II J l l l l C I , ! . « i n i , IT o r t m s : * t » t i : n r * t .,»r i » * . i v a m i tun m i w i m i I . i : col v t t . 1% C H a X C K M T A ll. M>1 II. « . S’ C 1.1. lilt on J IH lU O T I ir I F C L L E R . b it w lfo. r u ia d r is *s F R A N K E . a iM P a o N . 01 al I ’ofondthtn. a o t j i r. t ,» m : r > : v n a c iT t o q i n :r T ill TO: r i t i V k ’ V jr’ ” l ’l” iV T i l ,' v i s a «* at U PSO N . W II.I.IV J I t* 1,1'TI.C.It and W H J .IA S I VV. n t :i;. I.K V . tn d iy id iis llr and «t T ru * ttos undor Iho l.a ,t W ill a n * T sstsm o n l nf llti-'U A K I. II a iU P K O N . d o i«»so .li »-HANK K. h lM p a o N , V V IU .l v l i n n . l it T IIO U A H C aiW ITW iN an-l l.l it tit a vv. a y i i T i i . ir .n n .iu « iir and as Itso c o ln r* u r lo r iho I ati W ill a id Tootam sn! of y i l i ’ H A i:i, ii N is ip m iv , uu I S lim IN. oos.od- r n i v k ’ i: In *l*1 < u *llv ■- <1 as a ilm l. s 't s lo r of H i. s s l a l * .f i l l i v r l : a iM I'fO N I,»r»ss«<l VVTII.IVVI V (IA S T O N a«.l At: N III N T, of IIS a t H N O . U s H s r h u i i i : . . InU lvld u a llv an*l • * KSO.-UI..I- ong»r IL a l a s t tV lil aoA T. .t « . m ast a f F R A N K E SIM PSON, n r r a ,» ,a . t*« VV VV A l.l - Vl’ K a r r t .T i s R E i . n r i ,ito n r .i.E N S P .E I.K T . H a w ife, of t u r • ynu fall In do Ju 44 m *n | b / drfa u lt Will ha ttk a ti neatnaf Vny for th * r r l l r f «lrmKn<t*4 In th* com* p la in t. TM * ahull ha puhltahM d i r t a w #*k for fo u r M l cnn**culik e * t r k « in T h * h an foid ll*r«ld . a n*-w*ps,i»*r r*f v # n * r * i H fruU H fin. p itb llih ad In K *m ln n l* C o u n ly, fle r* M* | H i \ K and n i t r i K H C l i at kaafnrd V I '»Hdi, t hi a :«(h day of »M.ib*r, l» il M T . V lh lt a fiapii'ty c U r k \C »: U ln « .* rw **d l* AM«*rnay fo r H a ln tlffa . a » t h i: t „ T i n ; r r n i . t r o r I M I t V T I o A T tr n i l , jJ n t * 1 l.i.ls w ill Lo r»>sl«s4 In il,.. . .Ill * ..f ilw- < H r M a n , a n , n .of..i.t K|..*lrl> i.atll 1 >" I* U N o v a m lsr 1!. I * , * , lo r fo ralsh lsa - rr III t <» - I'o ln m n r n l l i A'ltoo-sili- It o la r r Tv pa H t s t ir lc t slru . ia io r. ii i l . ' r l Mds » III I s p o o s l l l i,. i •,. , r • -m m is'lon for --.nsl*. ., , i i| »ir r ra ila r lo ssvls* ,1 . II \ . . i r n . l . r r IS. T k s • IIV I V n M l n l l * rsssrsas tv * r is l.' fo s n f or all Lids | - ~.| s1»o ilia rl» M is a«. j c p l t h , I »»M or hast MA. «'IT V <>P f VN r» * n il, ►'tolltlD A r - vv r k is * i« ' r 'I'r ) l,r ,« » r VETERANS. . . . O C T O B E R 3()ih. To Our Fr and Cust "with the exciiinq new shape of motion" We Are Now Open For Business AFTER Exter Alterations: 15 % Discount For See the Swept-Wing Flight-Sweep Cash & Carry '57 DODGE '57 PLYMOUTH Step Into The Wonderful World Of You may be el?lble lo build a home of your own for only S20Q*doivn — S59,per month Pickup and Delivery A U T O D Y N A M IC S A t Your....... If You Prefer A Repreafnlallve will lie In our office ALT, DAY WEDNESDAY* tn diacuae VA Home Loan* and FHA Home Improvement Loan*. LANEY I DRY CLEANERS PHONE 2862 1 «a * .» ■ — — ------------- / 110 E. Second St. 5/9 F. First St Open 8 A, M. - 9 P. M. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS INC. F. H. LANEY OWNER 61k ft MAPLE Dodge-Plymouth Dealer Phone 465 ��•- l l l ll DIM) - KFFAIRS PAINTING F LOUIt landing and finishing. Cionmg, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole county since ISIS. II M. Gleason, Like Miry THIS WAYr to what you want CLASSI FI ED ADS Ph.1821 lA-PLACES tn FAT UOT INSOMNIA? . S « l a n:.. tc*p? We're open 'til 3 j .iiu every night l>ut Sunday. TIIK D one IF D1NKH A BAR, Lake M a ry .____ J—CARD OF THANKS A—LOST LOST—Cluld'a glancs, l'm cacst School Vicinity. Reward Pit. I957 M 47—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD 23-Bl'SINESS OPPORTUNITIES Uied furniture, appliance*, tool*, Nicely Furnished 3 looms A bath Apt. CaU 1970. etc, Roughl-sold. Larry * Mart 321 Ea*t lit. St. Phone 1831. 2-Bedroom house. Kitchen equipp­ ed, ipacc heater. Ph. 2835-55'. 2nd ANNIVERSARY Unfurnished house, 4 room* A IN OUR hath in coutdry. Phone 1121 M. SANFORD LOCATION Echols Hl-HUcr ............... $94 So 3 room unfurnished apt. Phone 1970. Sofa Bed and Chair ........ 99 Ou Hollywood Bed ........ . 49 50 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Free headboard* on Hollywood fur Winter Tuuri.t. Private Pain Red s A shower. Stcain heal, Impmc All Dinette Set* Discounted Manuel Jacobson aero.* from Post Office. *139 ou Bunk. Bed* *119 u) 3-Koom Group. ............... 233.00 REAL ESTATE 3-1'c. Curved Sectional* .. 199 00 (Foam Rubber) 83—DOMES BEDROOM: Double Drc»*er t'iJi DOWN Reveled 31trior 3 Bedroom* and Carporta Bookcase Bed Terrauo Floors Innertpring Mattress Kitchen Equipped Bov Spring 13 pillow* FREE) Nice Residential tacutTon Landscaped Yard* St-e our ness line of floor covering Ready for occupancy in 2 weeks and complete home furnishings. A. K. SHOEMAKER, Jll. FREE DELIVERY Builder ECHOLS REDDING CO. I’hone 1991 1500 Mellonvllle Corner 2nd A .Magnolia. Pb. 1232 "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. 0 room, 2 bedroom home. *5*50 la'ralivl on Old Orlando HighOpen Monday’* til 9:99 p.m. stay. Ideal fur ihihlien, school VISIT Ill'll BALCONY bus stop. Call UU2-M. P R O F IT O PPO R T U N IT Y IN NKW M JS1N K SS GAIN MORE SPACE in your home with storage wails. builtin cupboard*. shelves, etc. See See Father WHlum* Swimming MILL I t MIU.lt A SUPPLY Pool ad on Builnets Page thla YARD for ca*y-to-fotlow plan* and quality material! at econ­ D*uc. Franchise Dealer to be omy prices 22.1 W. 3rd St. appointed aoon. PHONE W "Thtr Lumber Num­ ber". Mi HANKY-SM ITH I'A IN T S IMS S. rark phone 130.1 • FINANCIAL led Burnett 31-INSURANCE for PAINTtNO ICfll Gtaiuiciew Phone 1952-11 COMI'LEI E MODERN .*0—I’lAMI SERVICE INSURANCE I I Sill - Piano Technician Alt the NEW KINDS of fira and ca*oalty. Insurance available in I'hnni- 31At Route I. Sanford the be«t of Coropanie* at tawJ l —ROOFING-PLUMBING e<t Rate* to tho>e who qualify. Consult B A L L INSURANCE PLUMP,INC AGENCY. 204 S. Park Ava., Contract an t Repair Woik Sanford, Fla. Free Estimate* It. L. II All VIA 35-MONEY TO LOAN 301 Sanford Ave. I'hone 1N28 AUTO LOANS Tint u a free pass to Ih; Ititz COST LESS Theatre for Ml** Lmllle Balt Exp BUc Nov. 7, 19Vt Florida State Bank W. .1. KLM! OF SANFORD Plumbing Contractor Kohler i liimbinc A Suppbt* MERCHANDISE It o LI .AWAY. Hospital and Baby Bed* Day. Week, ur Month— Rtrm Electric Water llratcr* 3531 Orlando Dr. Ph SI 13—ARTICLES FOR SALE Tel. 1(25 Furniture tanler — US West P in t St. Saddle in good condition, rea*on' CERAMIC T1I.E able. I'hone 3115. Paul F. Mueller * Son I’li. 151 W KI.COMK H U T S Free clim ate. Quality work. that are long cherished are c»i)’ We ouy and tell uted (urniturc to select from Powell'* varied Paying top caib price* for any PLUMBING & HEATING itock. Como in anJ look around. Septic Tank In*til!ation A Service thing of value. SUPER TRAD1957 ROYAL PORTABLE INC POST on 17-93 Ph. 3043-W. Heater Service. Archin C. Har TYPEWRITERS lett. Phone 734-55’ or 1355. T-Shirt*, *8c, Sleeping bag*, No Down Payment rot*, blanket*, tarpaulin*, Army I t Month* To Pay Navy Surplu*. 310 Sanford AveLay-Away Now for Christmas not/i POWELL'S OFFICE S U T I.5 —Facto t y to You— 117 3. Megnolia Phan* t>SA Aluminum 3W Venetian Ellada • AUTOMOTIVE Cnnlratting end Rrpnr Knrloied head. Sag-proof bottnro rail with plastic end*. 1'lastic IM7 Sanlord Ave. Phone III! 7-AUTOMOTIVE WANTED or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon Plumbing. Kreiky Heating cord*. _ Sell Your Car to Sankirlk Gins* and I'nfnt t o M. G. HODGES ROY REEL 112-114 5Vesl 2nd St. Phone 320 Service on Ail Watar Pumps— 308 W. Secunl St._____ Welt* DnJItd — Pump* BARGAIN! Apt « w f«a range, ilW M T O A Ntr.MOlURS Paoli Road, Phone 7W perfect condition, t i l l at 2UW Kviarudr S ain A> Service Hiawatha Ave. Drcamwold ::-sl*ECIAL NOTICES HUIISON S p o rtin g Goeds CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING ENJOY n ilt'T! " 1- M" ,r >!’" r 381 I at. St. Phone 998 SMALL CHANGE. F. M. B. 5c. 10c Slip Covari and Drapai A 25c itorv, 321 8Sanford. STANLEY KULP USED MOTORS PHONE 385S-J. Unconditionally Guaranteed Dineite Suit. Hollywood bed, tom1955 Mercury Mark 55 plele. Living room »ulle. targe GAl LIN BROTHERS (Demonstrator) ga* heater. Kirby Vacuum clean­ A Bulldoiev Service 1958 Evinrodc 30 HP. KW0 .’hDragline 2231 Geneva. 249*-W Sanforl er. Phone 2031-R. 1956 Evinrude 74 HP ( Perfect) ....... IKS UHLAN DU 5»nttnel Star, CaU HEAR Ihe NEW V. M. Tape Re­ 195,1 Evinrude 30 HP. 3 month* corder. *15 Down Wicboldl * Ralph Rnyr 3150. Camera Shop. 210 S. Park Ave old. complete With control* and FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a tank .................. W95 II Gauge automatic shotgun . .10 Well Dnlling, HOWARD C A few ft) HP, 1958 Mercury* gauge automatic. 2u gauge IXING, Phone 380 207 Ea«t left ............................ SAVE pump, good condition, reason­ Commercial Ave, 1957 MODELS. NEW able. G. Spencer Harden. Ph. 6 IIP .......................... *151 ENVELOPES. Letterheads. »DU1940-J. 30 IIP ......................... »«* m>nt», invoice*, band bill*, eod 40 IIP .................................. WU program*, e t c . l'rogre»*lve 44—APPLIANCES ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS Printing Co. I’hone log — 403 Cres Miner Aluminum Ho»l* nnd West 13th St.______________ _ FR1GIDAIKK *|.pli»nce», »*le and firvlce. G. II High, Oviedo Fibergla** Boat* from 1199. Fla. Phone FIKVTHS or S*n LOOK for the new 10 IIP and 60 FOR EVERYTHING In hardware and paint aer—Hill Hardware ford 1612-55’ after 6 p m. IIP Mercury* romina *o»n. Co, 301 E. 1st St., Phone 53 W. P. SMITH Sales - • Service Motor*—Boat*—Paint« Glass SINGER Hand (rafted Furniture. 2315 S. Paik I'hone 1203 Rnhinsun Sewing Machines Wc biuld. design and reflnlsh. Alto part*, accessories for all See at 918 Franch, Ph. 5I-R. II—TRAILERS make* of letting machine* of American and European manu­ It will nay YOl) to see u* liefore This is a Dec pas* to Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre for Mrs. facture. you buy. Open Evening* and Janies Staley, Oviedo. Exp. Ail Repair 5Vork Sunday*. date Nov. 7, 1956. Fully Guaranteed Eaitslde Trailer Sale* I'alatka, Fla. 108 E. SECOND ST. t j Hut It Alarm ( : ks. Guarante­ ed *189 Sanford Jewelry A Thl* t* a free pat* to the Movie13-TRUCKS Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave. land Ride In Theatre fur James ATTENTION LONG DISTANCE C. Wlls.ui. Exp. date Nov. 7, TRUCKERS, Great Dane 34 House I leaning- Windows, Floor*, 1958 and 35 foot used all aluminum o ftb e. Call 1119-J. D. C. Caldwell (3—BUILDING MATERIALS proiuce van*. Also two 1953 Dia­ PUSH’S- * SPRINKLER mond T 180 HP Cummin* Die­ SYSTEMS METAL ROOFING sel ileepcr tractor*. Excellent condition. Great Done-Diamond All type* and sires, Installed o Now in itock, 5-V Crimp—'i " "Do It Yourn If." Currugatrd — 2'a" Corrugated T, 103 So. Orange Blossom WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Gel i 'I Your roofing need* at Trail, Orlando 5 9o51. N ightS T I N K Sherman C'nncrele Pipe Co. Call Mr. Reeve* 3 1209 Machine and Supply Co. Out Welt l)th SL rh . 8 This I* a free p m to the Rtti 207 5V. 2nd St. le-BUSLNEMTEQUIPMENT Theatre for K. 5V McRoberts CROSLEY - BENDtX Exp. date Nov. 7, 1956. Sal's and Senrice HAYNES Offle* Machine Co. HANDALL II—USED CARS Typewriters, addin* machine* Electric Company •SaIn-Rentals. 314 Mag., Ph, 41 1953 Chrysler Windsor 4-door De- Service— Quality —SaUsfsctmo Luxe. Only 22,000 actual miles. |'ti, 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 D« Bary g-ft Sola fountain and bar In A-l ( all Ray Herron, Thun* 2(56. «r condition. Also 8 c u t Iron, leath­ 1343-W after 8:00 p. m. T. V. SERVICE er uphfiltlrred bar ttool*. Perfect Day or Night for small limine** getting d a rt­ FOR NEW PONTIAC'S ar I good, SEMINOLE t . v . ed. 55'orth over *1.000 will **crlvie an USED CARS, call Ray 503 Celery — Pb. 1I55-J. fice for *3*1 complete. Ph. Herron, Phone 2156, or 13I3-5V loftyj. after G.C0 p. m. Hume Improvement Loan Service 19.52 Pontiac Catelloa hardtop l.HKOOKY LUMBER CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S hyilromatic i!riv New paint, tlh A Maple — Phone 2862 good tire*. Call HAY HERRON through Clautfied ao*. tat an at 2(50. or after «:W p m experienced ad writer a tiiit you. LIVE HA IT phono 1343-W. Shiner*, Speckled Perch Ball and Worm* 19(9 NASH Super 4 dr. sedan. Good body and mo'or need* Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Ave. some Tran*, work. Radio, heat­ er above average tire*. *7500 -i—m iio o ta i N s r m n i o s cash. See at 203 E. 2!*t. St. Aft­ LEARN Hawaiian Dancing. 3 yr*. er 3:30 p.m, up Adeic Heilman. Ph. 2231-J. 1953 Relate 4 door Chevrolet. Radio EMPLOYMENT A Heater, white wall tires, * Power Glide. Phone 1588 M. 18-111.1 P WASH'D —FEMALE Thursday, Friday and • • i l LAKE FRONT Thli I* a frre pas* lu the Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre fur Util New three bedroom bouse on take Emma. One auJ half tiled Stumper. Evp. date Nov. 7. lu.'ei baths. Florid* tuum. Lot III x 223'. Turn So. one mile at FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Oiklann Cemetery. —at Warehouse Price*, v Init BERRY'S We ere rvpcrt* at in ­ diting you to secuit- gracious 2 bedroom Incuse, fenced-in lurk yard 1913 Summerlin, I'hone good looks with functional con­ venience. Today'* be*t buya In 2371-It. nationally advertised furniture at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. 2-bedroom home, 200 ft Fenced Flrit St. Phone 1817 for Even­ corner lot, oak tree*. By owner. ing Appointment. Phone 1714-J. Waitrev* wanted. Apply Touchtun Drug Co , Mr. Gilpin. CASHIERS WANTED. APPLY ATKINSON'S F O O D M A It T. PARK AVE. A 25th ST. 18-BEAUTY PARLORS • TIIK CAHD OF THANKS TIIK "IN MKMOIIIMI" NOTICE MR*. R. PRUOIM HIRNOON, Georgia's lir tt woman Negro lawyer, l* shown in 55ashlnglcn after she wa* admitted to pracllre before the U.S. Supteme Court. Mr* Herndon ha* been practicing lawr in Atlanti for 1.1 year*. (International) Spotlight On Hollywood 112114 W. 2nd St. Phone 320 llahy tillme. reference*. 1013-M, 111)55 N 1 Relating to a city 2 thbat* 3. Erect 19 Girl's name 20 Apron □ 3 '6 a CK93B iiUjJ J biA >.3J aiiid fiu x i - i i U3U IJ.'dll wj juM.n.iG u a a n:-;tiu % % P % 1 "AF % y\ % Try and Stop M o B E A 2 -C A R F A M liy Saturday We Will Offer l H R. home, modern, like a doll IV. II. "ndl" MTEVIPER house ln*ule. Total price sr.,liuyr 5ll»n, Associate 650. *t,U3 down, *11 ua per mo. Arielle Prire, Associate Ileautiful lot on Yankee l-ake. Iiai Rratlor - General In.iiunce x 6(9. Paved road, pumped-in Phone 945 nr 2122 112 N. Park Ave. sand beach, high land. Seminole Realty n . DIETRICHS T. W. MEflO KEAI.TORK INI Park A*r I'hone 27 or 1(3 HEAL ESTATE DRlVK-fN 2514 F'reneh Av- BALL REALTY And INSURANCE 5Vc have a buyer for a 3 BR masonry home in good residen­ tial section, must be modern. Raymond Lundritiint, If your home it for tale, please | contact Seminole lleallv, Phone; ASSOCIATE Phone 127 Phone 1173. Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2L .1 Mather o f Sanford 1 CROSSWORD % % tt % M E T A L U T IL IT Y C A B IN E T S 2u309 E. First fit. For Painting call Mr. Tasker. Fb. Keep children in iny luuu«. 11M-W 8G3-X1L Room special *14.95. i DAILY % FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED fem ale P.tlrsvc Monday, CM. 29, J956 % A Solid Tm ck Load of school. TIIK HATE « .u.I. of Than'.* aio SI.no iwr insertion regardless of site. In Miutoii.ifii n.-iicn, ,hie G> he fact they m*jr run to cunridcrafale rngth, are hilled at Sl.ibi per column Inch. At ROAR TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, targe J. \V. IIALL, ItKALTON three bedroom house and len Modem Air-con liliune l Salon Johnny llalkrr. AxuKUIr IM. on pjvs-d road to Lake IltarriclI' m llentity Nook saL-lady wanted. Apply in pcr»on At price* lower lhan you could o rdcr direct from ll» manufadurrr "ta ll flail" Phone 1758 Mary, Furniture included, .Small Jacobson Dept. Store. 105 S. Oak Ph. DTI orange grove on premise*. Pn c IF IT IS REAL ESTATE only $8,000.00 cash. Shown by Most All Parfe cl j j —MALE or EL31ALE 18—BEAUTY PARLORS ask Crumley L Monteilh appointment. at 117 South Park. Phnno 77 201 Ro, Park Ave. R m Slight ly Denied, nr Aeratehed phone thg) $201-0 daily, Sell Luminou* Door SPECIAL They Kimwr plate*. VVrite Reeve*. Dept. No. $lo Permanent. *8.54 EVA HESS HE At TV SHOP 150 Attleboro, Mat*. Free sam­ ROSA L. PAYTON. OZIKR UKALTY CO ples. Phone 553 taurn ll. Oiier, Realtor Registered Real Estate Broker Hazel M l itld, Aasociate 29—SALESMEN • AGENTS 17-H at Hiawatha 17—HI ILDIM— lir.r AIRS R*Pc. Wall Cabinet*......... ... •••***!**••♦•••* • *aess** • • • »*i**s«!Mee V 1 L 9 - I Phone 2171 2601 So Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1339 PAINTING __ NEWSPAPER street saletboyi. EVENINGS: 3115 and 7M PHONE R76 fer CHERRY 0ii/1# Sinple Door Utility Cabinola •**#»• • -•»•»» ••• i **■.*.»#*#«••- t . . . . . . . . . . Agrt 8 to 12. Apply to Mark R e a l Estate Brokerage — Nutary WOOLSEY Heir*, The Sanford Herald, after Double Door Utility Cabinet* ................................... . 12-95 1219 W. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop 84—REAL ESTATE WANTED Marine Finishes "nr Your Hoat Senka Glass and I'alnl Co ;o-55 o hk " w a n t e d ’ It Is tin cud-'ui of many famdir. In IM* country to commemorate i i cp, isrnient 1v an "In Mnnorlum" nollca In newspaper classified columi’-. Ihey find n real *olare therein. Preparation or atteellon of ,u ' ,!*J’ie verse brings hack to them tender, pleasant recollections. A j -lira t'ocik, the Fn;-ll«h pnet )ia, so iM-aulifully e*pres»ed It; "IIo-e rruetlv m eet are the echoes that Mart 55 ben memory plays an old tune on Ihe heart. M-'*t frequently »n tn Memorlum it Insertrd on the anniversary >. death. However, oilier dale*, which It I* felt are appropriate or nrnnine'nl aie al-o selected. The Mcthsl.iv of tho departed, Ihe wedd­ ing anniversary. Memorial Day, even Christmas arc among other significant oecaslon* eho-eo If von me ic-itant to espre-s your tecdr* though'.i tn poetic formcoil msv avail yourself of the Herald'* collection of erlrtnal venae, fl esc evprcs. in tv»oMc heautv ihe emotion* of the heartatrinia. 5moos them «ro ver*e* appropriate to any rlrrtimstance. HOLLYWOOD 7 Ren Alexan­ i Native der looked natural enough, play earth oven ing Ihe sidekick to a law enforcer i I'ciyn i lop U O 'JO IIU J.S J j r Rut there was a different!:t 5Ve*r. 4 llumor JUO'K 7K-:'i 7 Hanoi* ef 4 Ala* ing Hr was playing a deputy ihrriif. D30!:flOti :j i a a hip 5 Froien ap­ utia ix not officer Frank Smith of TV's parel water 8. Chilled C019 1 u»i4:)i‘ l n Dragnet. n itfl'j 9 2ii .■ • Prickly 10. Bower Door utiryu isuirij Hi* buddy waa not Sgt. Joe herh* 11. Approaches 21 A Friday, alia* Jack 55'cbli, but Jeff • IIIG VALUES Thi* is a free pa** to the Movie11 1mashing Iver )■ G reat Ssiir4*t‘* Oases* land Ride-In Theatie for Sara Chandler instead. 15. 1’m h ta k e 7. American • QUICK CflKLMT 18 Man * Indian King. Exp. date Nov. 7, IPM. S lo w e r But the must shocking thing • LASY TERMS mcisr.sm* 9 Foolish ttlk Tree 31. EacUlMwas—Alexander was drunk' 4V1LAON-MAIER In Warp-ytm it . rusi Pondera lion (slang) All this was in a movie scene, Naw and Uted Furniture 15 Girl • nsme 12. Condition German 34. Tardy 311 E. P in t St. Phone 951 of course—Unlvrrsal-lnU’rnaUon • 19. Timid physicist 14. Negative J4 Xlitchitvou* al's "Pay the Devil ‘ The scene Vote child 20. Internal Trouble* TIRED Mr*. Housewife , . decay had Alexander drunk on duty at How's your blanket titualiun? of fruit the Insistence of Ihe Heavy, 1 l of tho same old thing? 21. gpurt Wa Have a fine ttlrclion Of <>c//y "If my rartner '5’ehh could See th* spaciuu* new tssirfull) 24 I’asaagsway Ion, nylon, cotton, ssool and mixi J— T* sec me now. he'd kill me," Alex­ different homes tn —, — trtween e l fabric South Pinrerest h'anfurr ander laughed. scats B L A N K E T ! ) J II 1 (irnv# Manor. Sunfurv He wa* cdivtuuilvhaving Ihe 23. tiharpsiv *5.95 to *19'.15 5'alcnria Villas Dr Lam lime of Ins life— and no wonder a rarer G A R R E T T S w J A It was his first Dlni role aside 16 Iphfir 323E. First St. Phono 1(23 IMMEDIATE 27 Food scrap (rum Dragnet in 32 years' 1*9 •I ii I*. Kalrvqusrn "The last picture I made wa« IK— FARM and GARDEN Wa i OCCUPANCY 19, Covering if : rigid on this lo t,' lw* reflected, >•» y / . v/ / false hair % HIHISCUS. tingle and double "th at wa* in lll.ll After that I Idr.-illy Sllualed 72 Outcast flowering, It tw value* for 79c rr •i i went with NR*' an I I’ve hern with class i Jap ) Luxuriutialy I’lamird Grapes tile Nurtery, P H O N E them ever ilnre." ; i Mtuleat rr Moderately Priced 2031. Ren's Dim career dates back to / Instrument the first World War. when hr an 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with l J 3 . Outer iy Jo V i* ii II* Leading \ ’arirtie* Polled garment* and 3 bath* altuatrd on Jarge. pea red a* a child aitor with D. W No. | ROSE RUSHES atlistleally landscaped luts. Griffith, lie grew lip in pictures i Indu I Tt ii u 95c each Paved street* and alt other during the 2U *, playing in whole 37 Pieteiif 'A Henry A Hu* sell Send Co. city convenience* make these tome films like "Penrod and Sam" furniture It 100 5V, lit. SL Phone 41 colon ir t of owner-*HVUpi*d and "Boy of Mine" 3« Fruit hom>-s truly delightful plica* 39 hho-hnnein TT Ills trig break a* a young man Indian* to live. • RENTALS tam e in 1930. when hi- appeared 1 *0 Coldest of 4v» Designed, Built and Sold In "All Quiet nit the WVsu-rn V/ harvest* 54—APTTt—HOUSES—ROOM* Front *• 41 Indian "Universal wanted to sign rue to 5VEL.5KA APARTMENTS: room* J ODIIAM A'rUDOIt Inc. wright Uuildcrs <>f Flna Humes a term rontrart." he recalled. prlvat* baths, l i t 5V. Fir*t tit For Florida Living "Rill Lewis MMi-dime, the director Downstair* apartment. CALL 1310 of the phi ore. advised me to hold s a l e s o f f ic e out until it was released, then I'd Drsirahln turn garage apt. 1.12 5V. 2623 H. French Avenue get offer* Irom all the studios. Phone 2100 ami 21)Xo Avalon Apt*. Eficiency, I'h. 7I0-W ".So what llap|M-ned? The pictuir wa* released and nobody Furn. cottage, r a i a o n a b l e . could td l u» apart in those um ------------ Sy BINNITT CKRP------------Located on 17-93 Ph. 30|n-W| forms, except for taw Ayers. I 2 Bedroom ( It House, 5Vynm,wi. -d SOCIAI.-CI.1MUINU subtiltianite lias two false antenna* 4 SO 3-lledroom home partially furn Range, Refrigerator A ll',J |'i . didn t work for two year*'" - » 1111 Ins roof .<> mdghbots will think lie owns a couple of Later ho wild into radio a* an $70 mo. Call 9M. flardauotl Floor*, Tilo Ralh TV scii. A Sand* Point resident has gune that laker one better.,* announcer ami quit master, nig Equity Woo Ph. 799-11. Ruse Court 5 room apartments, Ing into 15' alter the war. Ills as­ Even when the tem peratuie furnished. Kitchen equipped. sociation Iwth Wrbli turned oilt to soars t>> a hundred, he drives YOU'LL LOVE Phono 1494 THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID I1RICK he a golden one for all rnnretncd his Jalopy with every w in­ \.iw at (j, Ren is Ih tier known dow shut tight 2BEOROOM HOME people 5-room unfurn. apt. Newly decora­ Tills home has largo living nmm Ilian he ever was a* a kid star. wilt runchitlo it’s air-con­ ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 605-W. with fircplaie, 2 rvtra Lirgc lie's on a sahhatlral Irom Dug- ditioned. lis-druomi, dining room, kitchen m i right now, since enough lilni* 2 and 3 bedroom cement block lake front home*. *85. A 5*5. with plenty of cabinet*, break* have been made to ron through fait room and nice screrned-in mid 1*37. unfurniihed. Phone 1119, 81. A lad In New England porch. John Realty Co. w rote to the iitlrnl*don of­ Ilraultfully Isndtcape.l gumndi c ;- n it( ik i:its and r e a l t o r s fice of an old university ieEfficiency apt. Ili-way 17 92 So. with outside sprinkling system, siucsting "catalogue* and City Limit*. Hlumbcrland Uuurt. central heating for exlra «omUFTIKKMHNT IIOMK sticker*, nnd penance " He fort. Eacellenl rrsldrnlul lor*Fully furnished, convenient, com­ 3 room apt., adulU. 1113 rark. Hon . . . 2417 LAUREL 5VE. got hark the catalogues and fortable, 2 bedroom frame home ODIIAM A TUDOn. INI stickers, but Hie dean of ad­ Nlca 3 room furn. apt. Screened with hnrdwool floor*. 2 porche*. 2625 8. F'rench Ave "For porch 4i garage. Only *37.50 rnrportr Excellent condition and mission.* suggested I'hone lift) — 2-wo ssetl l.nnli,*a|ml pen.mce, may I suggest it mo. til3 Park. I’h, 46H-5V, Mgr Selling Price j*;,5no few houri a d iy w ith a good dictionary? ’ house in Knlripn • 1e»t See Seminole Healthy for Desir­ broom • * • 135' x 153'. *6.000. Tcrnii <-on able House* and Apts. Phone 27. There1* an Irithmsn in Broadway's theatrics! district who UUAksJ ""•/Hlsiy siderrd by owner. J. P. Cootei’s to open a nrw dclicstrssen. He says tiu nim t t* 014IWF lielte. Enterprise. New 2-bedrooin houies, kitchen Ulecngiass. A. B. PETERSON equipped. I'hone 443 or write Broker Asioelalec A. It. Peterson 44—LOTS Jack Flynt, Bov 302, Sanford. J r . I*, j. U u -u rto n , Garfield iVilleUi, John Meisrh and R. 5V. B llJfi HARD TO PAT? Sell FURN. garage apt. Adults. 708 5 ta)TS in Midway. «n x m l'. William*. A. C. Duudnry, tand Granby Ave. N. of Church on W. 2nd. Surveyor. thing* you're through w i t h Geneva Ave. Jennie F.avrrly Phone MW I bedroom houie, kitchen equipp­ Walker. I’hone 311. St« E Mh jtlii N. Park Ave through n -o t Adv for CASH. St. ed. Quiet neighborhood, 2536 Consult A REALTOR First Palmetto. Phone 2813 Day*, 852 Call 1521. Cl I.I.KN AM) IIAHKKY 47-BROKERS and REALIOIIS Nlghti, IM N. Park Ave. I’hone 3113 Our Loss, W e Need The Room BUSINESS SERVICES Ptff* | 5*cry often a Caro of Thanks In tha Sanford llarald maata • which I* difficult to till in any other way. Not only la U • expreulon of gratitude to thole who have sent floral tributes bat tl-o coorteoiisly arUum ledge* the ervice* and klndn*l*e« of UM many to wlmm n pet-anal note of thank* cannot well lie mailed. New paper Card* ef Tlusnk* are oecepted at Socially cor­ rect. Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, facia they aerrd many good uses Thera is no pi escribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can bo aa brief or a* detailed n« you desire When th* occasion cornea you arUl "in.I a sympathetically understanding member of ou, staff to a u la t ;ou. $179. $_PEKSU\ M. NO! ICES M THE SANFORD HERALD Mon. Oct. 29. 1956 54—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS Robert A. Williams REALTOR WANT ADS \\ TENANTS CHOOSK AN ^g > U S ID CAR FROM OUR ORIAV GRANKOW FUNERAL HOME IT 92 JouA PHONE 444 lo r — I ’f K j r i tfnh -i• >1 ' iffh* A . 1.#f,t. < >4 #’(» smcnoH orvRiMi t — ’* m H i t f Striekland-Morrison INCORPORATED Your Friendly Ford Doaler 308 f . 1st. SI. �• * Use Imagination Suptrmqricys—Sqvq Ybu Mony Trips When Decorating Bedrooms In Home CHAPTER M f ATXR THAT same night VaJ L * V U with Dirk ta Bruce's aurgcry. Tha formalities of death were over and Mr*. Festhcrstone'i body had been taken down by two orderbea to tha atiip’a hoepital ward. Val had changed hack *nto her uniform, but Dirk waa atm in eoaturn*. That b* should atilt be la fancy eoetume gave a btxarr* touch to tha acent. VaJ waa atltlng on the edge of a chair, aa though ah* war* afraid to r s l a a . 8ht waa drooping not only with weariness but with an aching aenae of guilt and misery. Bruce waa apeaklng quklly. "But when you aaw the condition of your patient why didn’t you call aw at once T" II* waa aeated in tha chair baton hla deak, and hla man­ ner though professional waa nt* bnaympaUitUc. "I'm aorry, Doctor. 1 wldn’t reaLae bow acrloua her condition waa U S U I toward the end. I waa going for you, but It waa too late.” De­ spite all her hospital experience a..e never failed lo feel chocked m the pretence of death, and Una Ume she had an aching aena* of pity as Wall. •But tt might not have been too Into If you’d called me earlier.* *T didn't think ah* had sent for me because ah* waa 111. I thought •he’d sent for me for another rea- "1—1 suppose I should have," ■be admitted. "I'm afraid 1 shall hare to ask you for an explanation. Nurse Allson," he said, speaking more firm­ ly. She didn't reply immediately. "Pleas* answer ms, Nurse. I shouldn't like to think you’d been remiss in your duty,** he reminded her gravely. But It waa Dirk who answered in an irritated, weary votes: "Oh, toe heaven's sake stop ques­ tioning Val, Harridan! Don't you think she's been through enough tonight without having to answer your questions T" Bruce* manner underwent an Instant change. *TU aak you to keep Mil of this dtacuaaion, Han­ son. What I'm saying to Nurse Alison doesn't concern you In any way," h* said coldly. Dtrk straightened aggressively. “Of course tt dnea Everything about Val concerns me, and 1 won't hare her hectored by you or any­ one else." Why had lurk inter­ vene-]? Didn’t he realise it waa Ui* last thing be should have dune ? It waa Brute'a duty to question her; and up to now, although hla man­ ner had been formal, then had been an undercurrent of sym­ pathy, “Nurse Alivm happened to have been In eliirg* at an* of my pa­ “You mean when you cam* into tients," Bruce said sUmly. the cable Mm Beamed perfectly all "But can't you drop your profight, her pulse seat normal, her faaaionsi manner for mv* and be color healthy?" human?" Dtrk retorted angrily. **! didn't take her pulse, and U "Can't we talk It all nut as I thought her color unhealthy, I friend* T" "You think we are fftemUT" put that down to the temper she was in," she said slowly. Bruce aake-I. "She waa In a temper? You Dirk shrugged m helpica* ex­ think that may have brought on asperation. "At least you must ad­ the heart attack ?" he asked sharp- mit ws know each rther well enough to drop all this ballyhoo. She looked away from him, Ut- Since you're a doctor, you must to g her lower Up. "I think it may see that hath Val and I have had n v e . Doctor." The awful feeling as much as we can stand tonight. Of guilt rushed over her again. Had Val tspecislly. I should have abe been Ihe unwitting esuee of thought you'd have sent Mr to her patient's death?" bed with a sedstlra Put apparent­ "But surely, knowing that your ly you haven't any feeling for patient had a heart condition, you her." “Oh, phase, Dtrk," Val whtsshould have don* what you could O IMA Mayst* Orslg, Reprinted by pemdeslnu of Stains hooks tu iic rr.v n I Sit T O i T A l.M A M li. T U la m . h bote O. p. J I I .I I M mi\la st know n r t .ld s n r s *u |n t j ritrk nt IH« circuit Court It a w n r l A venue. A lla n t*. U e u ia U l>*i»uir C U rk 1'laata la k e 11 .lira lhat yi.i, « r. baraba re q u irr.l I,, III— y n ur w ilt- K A M I.T IK IIO |)fil|« iU » K ll fan itafanaa*. parwmallv nr !<• an I ’lr rk t»f th r i*lrru l( Court atto rney. on or l.ar.ii. Novaml—r Vtk. l i i t a l Ilia u lili r of IHr hnuloi*!, H irliU d a r k « l I h r t ’lr r u ’t C o u rt, a l I II . C ou nts I 'n u ii Hour* In H - nf»i,it Samtnnla i 'o ii M t . Florida *><l t • m att a m o t Ilia rant lu K a r l i l * llo o tlu .l.le r, a ltn rn ar for l ‘la liillf(. I'. U lia s t l Hanferd. Flo rid a. In l h . lli o t i* I'I ih aa.llha paa-lr »o■r l aaxalnal you la Ika I fr, nil z «u r l, .Vlnlh Judicial r lr e a ll o( y te rjd s . In aad fi»r Sanlm tia 1-nun* J r - *" O m n e a ry , an a h b r r i l i l n l lllla of aald <au>* Pries Itoldita £ t 'ls lh llf f aa Ta in .-!«► T W abb. D a frn d a n i. sad h a t.ln (a ll nor. or a <1r. r » . pro in iifc * ,„ a m Mad a u * ln ,l you. GROCEIY If you're a homemaker, you're lucky that you live In America Women m Italy and elsewhere on the European continent heed lots more Ume for shopping than you do. In Italy a woman starting on her 6 weekly (hopping lour gne* to tha fresh meat butcher, Ihe dairy, the fruit shop, the smoked meat store, the baker, alter thst, to the fish­ monger, the druggist, and so on Tbs typical shopping top may lake Signors Romano to If stores oe more Shell lie s tired home­ maker by the time she return*. Here, In one of our supermar­ ket* — everything from steak to lower cost. orsng* juice, from lettuce to dairy products, bread to spaghttU sauce U found under on* roof. Our modern food distribution la one of the essential elements In America's higher standard of liv­ ing. of nutrition and of health. Here, corn on the cob U available in January; you can enjoy frown straw berries 12 rrvtnlh* s year, lamb i*n'l sold Just In the spring, and you can have a wide variety of vegetable* whenever you want them and whatever the season. In many foreign countries, fruits and vegetables can be bought only vemment ha* reported that liv­ ing coiti rote three-tenlh* of one per cent in September to a re­ cord level. The !<virx of the Labor Depart­ ment’* Bureau of Statistic* reach­ ed II?.I per cent of Ihe 1M7-49 baie period. TM» wa* about one-tenth of one per rent above the prior record of It? In July, and compare* wkb 116.8 for Augu*t. Price* were higher in Septem­ ber for all major group* of con­ sumer good* and service* except fi-,wl, which remained at the Augu*t level. The bureau said the September living co*t level was nearly 2 per cent higher than a year ago and 2» per cent higher than In Jan­ uary IMS, at the dart of Presi­ dent Eisenhower’* administration. The living cost rise mean* wage bootii rangtng from one to three rent* an hour for about 300.000 workers in a variety of Industrie*, mainly the electrical manufactur­ ing indus’ry. Including General Electric To plant* Wage rates IDWAID K. MIAOOff. Tl. running as Vice-Frrsldcnlial candidal* on the Greenback Party ticks*. i« shown in Boston ss he outlined some of the principle* of hi* party, which Includes abolition' of the income tax. A Virginian] by birth, Meador claims to be a' descendant of Benjamin Frank* Jin. H* also thinks that the Gov­ ernment should print Ns corn money to meet operating costs. TELL ME, RILEY WMAT GIVES YOUR CAR SO MUCH PICK UP AMD GO ? University uf ItirlimonJ football tr im , not only star* on the gridi­ ron hul also due* well in the ring, l-jiiilx n. Zlo pound* and •>i . II n Hot 2* S, HUtTS AND VEGCTAIIU TWO RFORT UTAH 111I'll MON II, Vb. I aim - l'*t I.J mbcrli, » Hailing lack!....... the Legal Notice n o riiK Don't Irt convention m trlct four Imagination when you dtearata a bedroom. Have you a hobby? A faraway place that his always fa.cInatH you? A favor­ ite game? Any of theie themes can be worked into a decorative Bruce's color had heightened. *1 scheme. have to question Nurse All eon There are wallpapera which re­ since I have to make my report to produce stamps, muaic, and dblla. the Captain In the morning." lie if nny »ne of IK «• your *->badded stiffly, *T shouldn't like to by. Racks and chests for a fan. have to report that any arghgenea on her part was responsible far rock, or souvenir collection msM interesting focal polnta In any her patient's death." “You'd dam well better aof re­ room. port ihai." Dirk said furiously. An Interest in American history “You might put as well accuse ca iv reflected In a m m furn­ me of murdering the poor old dear. ished with antique*. (The crown­ After all. it war I who thrust those puls into her month .*-*■ •* ing touch here — a fmir-po»ter bed!) It "a ea*y to work in eaollc •he died." “ Ion gave hti l . . pills? What lour bra of the Far F ait nowaday* with the great popularity of Jappills?" Bruce asked slowly. ''Home heart pill* Val aakrd me anc«e and Indian acce*»3rle«. to get out of the medictn* hag. nie**mcn adorn drapery fabric*, I spilled the wretched things May­ ami a floor can easily be madr be If rd brought them sooner, ft into a fine checker board. would have helped." The main thing ia to use your "Rut why did you give them to her?" Bruce persisted. imagination. Make the room a "Oh. why not?" Dtrk was be- reflection of vour ‘ntcre'.t R'd ginning to Inae hla temper again. remember — a t«cd room it for “We were both badly rattled, tait sleeping Don't over decorate w* were doing what wt could. Val to itirh an extent lhat (ho room wanted to go for you when Aunt May first nad the attack, but I become* a confuting fumble. said when she recovrrn! and found An.) don't overlook Ihe bedding. you in the cabin It would protably No mailer bow much fun the give her a relajwe. It might even room J«, without a comfortable finish her." mattrei* and aprtng you won’t "So it was yoe who told her not get much aallafaction or real to call me?" Bruce asked. “We*. from it. I'm not altogether surprised . . . llut what do** surprise me is that a girl with nursing training should have taken any notice of whst you said." "All this ta a waste of Urn* and a lot of nonsense,” Dtrk retorted angrily. "Pm going to take Val to her cabin whether you like It or not. If you want to go on with tins Inquisition in the morning, I'll be at your disposal, but for hea­ ven's sake leave Val out of I t " AS he spoke, he moved forward, took one of Vat's hands and pulled her to her feet. Bruce didn't sprak, but as LHrk led her lo the dour and opened It, Val turned hack toward him and gave him a quick, pleading glance. “Bruce, Tm sorry . . .* "flood night. Nun*," ha said coldly. 2 from Woodbrtdgr, N. J ., hold* the 11olden (ilovr* heavy weight ernyn in Virginia. SURE THIMG, C H U M - v CLEAN-BURMlMG HO-MOX. GULF TAKES O UT THE GOO AMD GIVES YOU MORE GO 1 n>v band and otto 1*1 ,* t San ford, n-mliodr i-..untv F lo rid a im , sri, da, „f ririijtier. I GET IT. MO-MOX KEEPS j YOUR ENGINE CLEAN, YOU KEEP IV THE HORSEPOWER YOU BOUGHT Aulo l-'innnrlnff by mir lumk offern you Al.l.of Ihrnr Satinet It1 1 L U A N LUbl KtP/ DUW N Von pay n nio* tnoderaie liorrowing rhargr. We finance now c*rn nt I'/g^, Vou pay no "hltblrn ctwU' THE IN S U R A N C E Your Inanrnnrr prrmiumn may Im Inrliirirri In your monthly puynientn anti placed locally with your own ttgent THE A C T IO N You apply for your bank Aulo l.onn find grt a drrhtlon prom ptly BO R RO W IN G POWER T°“w at agrrrd and rnrn useful crod' It Blgndlng with ua for future rredlt needs Ileforo you buy your neit car, ncc ua for hflunl monry-wivlng flgurr-rnci thrifty bank auto loan plan. And her •sad ly how II will pay you lo finance rar with us! G e t o le a n -b u rn tn g *Jee William BanJIg fn Tha Ufa of Riley. Coniuff Io t a ! H ilin f k f lime and (AaaasL th e h fg h -v a lu e " g a s o lin e ‘‘The Friendly Bank1 Member P. D. L C DISTRIBUTO R �Shop and Save In Sanford If Y M rR m U to N o t Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 B«ror« 7 P. M. For Delivery f ^VOLUME XLV1I EaUbllehed 1908 I V I V 11S.M>l.*V*IIL* VT h i l l V U M l 'l l l l l h n i i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A T L SK D A Y O CTOBER 30, 1936 Associated Press Leased Wirt NO. M id d le C risis County Commission. Entails Ike To Cancel Raceway Are Named Speeches Tomorrow # Revenue Study Of Utility Dept. Will Begin Soon U.N. Security Council Urged To Order Withdrawal Of Israeli Troops In Egypt In # Injunction Middle East Viewer L a w s u i t Tells Rotary Club U.S. On Tinder BoxT o d a y Su it 'Prayer For Day' Joining Spiritual , To Physical World WASHINGTON (JP— Preiident Eisenhower today canceled hit scheduled campaign trip to Dallas. Oklahoma City and Memphis to­ morrow became of the Middle A study of Ihe revenue derived East crisis. from Ihe Cit) of Sanford's Utili­ Eisenhower »ent Ident'cnl mes­ ty Department will begin toon sage* to supporters who had ar­ under the direction of Wilton ranged for hit speeches In these A Circuit Court suit was flleJ Hull, representative of Goodbody states which suppaneJ him in A Co., inveitmrnt broker*. today with the Clerk of Circuit One »f the most forceful, dyn” 1 feel that the ’Prayer for Ihe 19J2 The message nail Court seeking an Injunction reThe survey will deal with the Day’ ts one of Ihe finest civic pro­ -The turn of ev-n'. yesterday amlf »pd lmpres«l»e speakers ev, ll4lnlns thr Board of Seminole entire flic* I operation of the Member* nr th» Seminole loun- |,-ave* me no option—in the inter er In appear hefnre the Rotary County Commissioner. (rum hold- jects Joining th* spiritual to the lltility Department, both revenue ty Cttlrens Ta* Council m.-t yes- rsts of working fur os-ace hu* to c j„b of Sanford told hi* listeners Ing a referendum election to deter- physical world," Rev, Phillip and eipenditure*. tenlay with Count* nffirst* in remain at the.................... White House tVcd yesterday al the club’, regular nslne whether or not parimutuel Kchlrssmann, pastor of the Luth­ ......- ............. .............. A contract n n signed by the nesday tn deal with Ihe meeting at the Yarht Club,1betting would be alio sc I in con- eran Church of Thr Redeemer, City of Kanfoid with Coodhody ,hrir r,fn rt to secure report* from newtay in .teal the isituation U ik . * ■ .aniEast.” ..j ^ tn you „(,#t i junction with a permit IMUCd t v sail today as the telephone ptayi-r, • nd Co. to conduct the survey and '<riou* r mill tv agencies -.-I* no developing In the Middle E exceed ng an,| and observed during the Florida Stair Racing Com mis- ends Its second month in Sanford. study to determine the feasibility problem* confronting r e t rHe »*M it wa* M.*iti r* sibll'ty ,0 •*,p t f uBl •» I k * l U rn it "The Praver for the Day” is a regret’’ that he rirncalel the talk* mj* rrr>-nt five week trip in the for the construction j f a sc *age Hiem. ,lon rerouted prayer available to all Pres* secretary James lin e r Middle East Me are sittin* on a disposal plant. Emm these reports, whirh are William II Kelitp. president if user* of the telephone who rail Three or four days will be de- slated to be completed no later ty, who announced He decision, tinder bu*. one which i*. even al Seminole Raceway Park said this I92R •aid he Hid n<d know whether El- this moment, about to blow up." votrd to Ihe actual study of the than Nov. jo. the C'oU"** Tmorning that "We have been Through a teased telephone line, Clly of Sanford Utility Depart- ell will leiive It* report lo ho senhower would be .‘ trie lo re- staled Dr Williuw It Kailel. pastor notified by an Orlanm Attorney and with the installation of an schedule the visit* before election of the First Prr*h>trr*n Church of flient'a books. The Income, outgo, submitted to the State Citizens that a Circuit Court *ui‘ will he automatic answering service from Orlando Vjpital Improvement program of Ta* Council In he consolidated day, filed Inlay seeking ar njuttci n Southern Itrl! Telephone amt TeleAlso uncertain at the moment, |, r Kad.d frankl* and candidly lo prrvrnt the taxpayer* of Semi- graph Co, the listrner may hear l i l l . RIA. ritll.l.ll* St It I I.SSM \NN In til* office a*, the t.utheran the department and all othci per- into a stalrwide to* surx*-1 huu h (d 1in- II. .Ici me, leC nidi a Pia»er fur the Day. (Stuff plmto) Hagrrty said. It whether Eisenand in grral detail told of the Iment da*a In regard to the operaThe Count.- Citizens Ta* Counnote County from csccuing their a 2* second prayer with ms Inlion of the department will hie in- ril was appointed by Gov. laritoy hower will be able to keep his promises made during the first right to vote for rstlfievion of trrruplinn, no mrntion of church, date In Philadelphia Thursday World War by Great llritian to the harness raring referendum." hut limed to the individual day. eludeJ In the study. Collins. The lora' ortanltxPon “The fiscal agents was the one headed by Ralph Austin Smith evening for a mayor ad ires* to be the Arab* in an effort to win them The prayer i* changed daily, side of the \1lte*The W. proJ.- Steed, att irm . rcpriM id bright picture in the recent water and its membership include* T. broadcast by radio and television to the ing thr Sanford Orlando Krnnrl with prajer repeated However. at 9:30 p. m. EST. mt*r* made to lh«» leaders of and sewer Improvement p ro E. Tucker. Robert Bauman, WIIClub .aid thi* morning that the ,hr “>mp Pr<,7pp »• for >• The United States railed on the Israel were also recounted by Ihe grant,’’ laid City Manager Warren .on W. Horne. John Evans. M’. suit is bring fllrd because "The hours. U. N. Security Council loday lo orspeaker who emphasized Ihe fact E. Knowles at the last mreting 0 . Kilber, B. F. Wheeler Jr.. John i.u unj r r which rufiitu1 m r* II**'- S<lilrMniKnn, Ttbfn • *krd of the Board of Sanford City Com Ivry. W. E. Patrick. Robert G. der liralrl troops to wdhd aw that thr Zionists were not a Jewish nulled stale, that -here cannot I k- »b.*u« the* result, of the "Prayer Two well known horticultural immediately from Egyptian .errireligious group but of a political ^vissloners. Bradford. R. T. Milare and J two racing plant, svtihln lot mile. ' h' "») J* “ " " '" I " J * * T?11, fflodort ' hr lory, nature. He rompared the armesl " following the atudy of the Utili­ Brailey (Wham. If. K. Delegate Henry Cabot might of Ihe Israrlls and the A- of one another " Mer I also po.nl- much e«so.| to those who are per- Show School course Nov. 13. It ty Deparlmrnt'a books here tn Ralph A. Smith told the county lasdgc Jr. made hi* demand f" '1 ,pp| *hp *nJ l l - • he ‘,, r J r " « * ,r r ’, at rah*; told of the event* that Itali­ est .Hit that Ihe Board of County Sanford, a further study will be nffeiait yesterday, at l**":' •"** ■ an emergency meeting of the It- [vned In Cairo, Egypt when he Commissioners cannot call an ,*."pp ,hrn',lth Pr*>fr "«'mlntstcr- announced by Mia. f r e t It. t,amade of Ihe fin lings. Ing In the office of R. T. Milwce, election in an Instance wther two *,v * pastor." nas, president of the Sanford Front thr additional study con­ that the Citizens Ta* Council was NationCouncil summoned hastily awl his i>*rt> wrre then* awl plants are so located •We have chosen to use the Federal Garden Hub J. (’re during th* night afle.Israeli i« 't how the Egyptian leaders felt ducted by Wilson lloit of the in­ created through thr enactment of Prayer fur thr Day for all people sa»se, present sheriff of Alachua Kemp said today, 'We Iroops moved deep Into Egypt. toward th* people of the Western vestment brokerage firm, var­ Senate RIM R17. , n,| no| )o ||m|| „ t0 t parUeuiar county and Mrs. I. J. Varnrdoe of stand that tncl'idrd among underLodge told Ihe Cornell Ihe world InftlP ruxrttsl* ** t»-.. e*LI—------- * * * ■ ious maturity schedule* are drawn "There never ha* been an over­ Dr. Kadel, who was introduces! J individuals seeking this litjunc- people. ' Rev. Schlr«smsnn slat- Jacksons ilia will be featured and the marketability of the re­ all study of Florida’s ta* pro­ United Stairs would presem a formal proposal al anu her meeting by George Touhy, one of the El- lion is Jerry Colima, operator of el- “ It i* our desire lo serve tpeakei* anJ mstturlors of Judgvenue certificate* will be deter­ blem*." he *ald. "The study will Ihe community IhU way ami alst Ing at amateur flower shows and " f the Council thi* sP-in-Hin callder* of the local I’r.-shyterun thr local dog track mined. i i tn hope that we may alia reach• flower arrangcmenl* i|irclalista. LONDON liv— Britain • n 4 -------reflect Ihe thinking of business, ing foe an immedta'e enl of ll>c Church, summed up Ihe logic of Me now know lh- bacHgroumi lh,Iheunchurthfj.-. The contract for the study was |jbor( jniustry and other Interests hostilities and withdrawal of Iha the Arabs inthrscfew word*: "The of some of Ihe opponent* ssho It will be remembyrevl that ap- Prance docltrad loogy .heir f«r* Ap,wo.tta*lely ten calls ner |"'U confirmed by the Board of San- (row tb( findings will b« tiraclt force*. friend of my enemy I* my enemy." would, through legal maneuvers. purt tm^sl a*’ IT -, paid lu ** trill rcs-'ipv k«y p«*liJm»a la tw y. — ...... . rrvs. manruvers. ),0^r made lo th* Pr* <er fot fep-t,ate ford City Commissioners at as *J- naMi i„,«iir in ,n th* ,h . city *!•» and .n.i coutv rr. appealed .i~* *----- — i f* •*— -*■— *•—*■“made *■*■----fifa-atg*’ msinbcrx it set asid* I*1* 8u*i (an al aroa unless Israel used locally, He to all member* Tim* jfter tlm-*, he ment ci* Journed mealing of the board held fn . deprive Ihe voters of K.-mle.ole tha-Jay apparatus located at Dm'roe fell htf ... ,.f -graoimlr stu- *t»J|- Eaypllan* slop fighting will*. ty governments as well as by the the Council to refrsm front giving lion of the fact that he is not r,. 1County of their rignt to decide Lutheran Church of The Redeemer . ,i» m i-liowsh,r -- - - - - on Oct. n . state.'1 Israel any assistance or from tak lin in g on Ihe Ihings he saw as ini .tali- with a the si* '" i * , r*’ . The Immediate neiesstty (or i u«> c .n c m n»p»c ui werwlns to Smith jviintcd out that the meet* mg "advartagr of the .Ituati-sn expert but one who. being a human (heir us»n economic fiilufc.’’ said just off IT 9J ou M’«-t zilh Place.1 written sewage disposal plant and tne t r ­ i.in Krmp The aulomallc answering urvl.-# nortlculturr. The first student to , .#m iK-ing, had the welfare of all pen ireme interest of th* the individual *"•* yoMrnlai was an orgsnu n- for any .elfish in tru st " "The Injunction is «o wnrde.l as |« ,,i.ice,l In Pastor Krhles«msnn’* rtvflve this was Crevasse, who ^ Minlsle "F allure of Ihe Council to rrarl pie* at heart In hi* opinion, much members of the lluard if San- tionsl on* “ The time el*m*nt is to lakr Issue.'* Kemp slated, “nut „ff|re at Ihe eh'trrh sherc ho seem- rlosev to hrrltl’i * arllvl0f c omt Minister Eden lold Iha ford City Commissioners, »* ei- nf extreme importance.“ he said at this time" laalg" .flid, * would of the difficulties lu-ing expcrlcne particularly with .* hut n th . r 11, Iird* a new prasrt each evtn- t ea .nd aim- I- iu«e nf tins 111h on. r. ’lln. outrauns the Anglo* pressed at the adjoumed'inretlng "* h«for lhr *■«*’* r.mpera- '*e « clear avoid inee of i's ....... .. ed in lhr Middle K*»t were lie with llir legal •»->ini n* of 'he At- ,rg II is nliioalrd that from IhO •—*• * -------' ~*“ that from INI ^resting'link \ former rim ‘ •*"” '? List promaied the sur- lion ,ion of rounty roun,J’ official* in Ihe ability for the mainlenanm of in cause of childish thinking un the 'urtiry lieneial nf the hlatr nil week, has prum-ilcd thr sut part uf sn railed traders in world In 340 calls tw r day a n made t# tendent of grounds ■! Ihe UntwrJ’*'*’ J|'r hp|-“iPrpnl* *n<1 *lU r,lJ| Florida, Ihe Ktctng _____ study'which proyevU, completion ‘‘ompl*‘,,on of Ihe ,h<> reports n ‘PorI» request­ n’9Up»t- t«’rpalional twace and security." J-y study which is being pruyectCommissi,m ,h t ,. rr „ om _ or , P'*, , **a 1edJ *by ■“ Nov. "K). Secretary General Dag Ham- affairs. "Some men are trying of Hi* State of Florida and the thr I’rayrr fortheDayanswering „ty nf Florid*, he u an authorlly *ed imtnedialely. lo art aa god*." he said. “ I be marskedd lold the Counrll that ((untinard on I'ag* Rl •rr' icron horllcultuial problems. Mts. • n ri,i,s anA City officials will mrcl at a lat­ One Sanford man. when al Ihe Varnedoe. In hrr day long visit _ E’'*" «»’fl*rpy n rl» ’n W er dale with Clifford Mefi* • • Maj. Gen. E. L. J|. Hums. U. V. lievr that if these men will act height of confiaion during a slay'* to Sanfortl la*l season, Is well government* have^ esked ......... .................. ........collecting ........... . of truer rhief in I'ales’ine. had as men. n»l try lo a d a* f«dt and in whose charge the work, was referred Its Ihe Prayer known to the lh*> group group liccuuse Ih-cuusc __ of T;|W >*. Jnl* withdraw ... ----------reports from that source has been *'*Nn l 0b Imtb Egypt and l*r..cl let God tie God, many of the pro for the !*«>■ by |>ix srtfe. Unknr.w* ...................... n,e rno-t inlvresling fl..w,r fl»wsr arnr ,hrlr l0rcel ,0 •HMn >n nillcs of plaresl. f,,r <n Immediate cease fire So hlerns can and will Ik- solved " “ Hi* message was received with ingly, he railed '.l?R and heard Ihe rjiiRcnirnti ihe built, «trp by ilcp I anil, Meeting with the County Cltlrrn. ,f" r’ hp hp h ,,‘ no ,nfori"«- enthuslastir acclaim.'' Dr, Char ensln French proposal enThen- are only two more dm* prayer reconled for eaeh ealler am| illustrate I *0 cirarly that Ihe Tas Council yesterday were: ** ,0 whrlhp'> pl'»>*‘r side had , L. Person* who presided, in which In make application for According In De tus us-tran le ladies wrtc able lo pop) the fun* *l»aKr s Hut force* of the |w* When harness horse rsclng is'O ounly Commissioners J o h n r r P'lp11 . . . absentee balled*, accorllng to called his wife back nnd laid, damental* in Ihelr own flower <"oun'rie* should be "Icmporaiw Introduced atScmlnnlrRareway Mclsch,B. C. Dodd and Brown , 1 *m,|her davclopment, Jordsn •*E” based al Port Said, Ism alht Visitors included the Rev. A. G Mr*. Camilla Rnir- Supervisor "Vou have made D-|* * perleel ,hows. any new Job* will open to reel- M i l l e r C l i f f o r d McKIh i ’ ,?r a i !' u rsr'' Uouncil In end Pro of It-gistratlon fir Seminole day for m e -l don t kn.rw whtl l h r ’ , Pl)fl of teclurea may be *nd SufI* $ nti of the cotmly William B. Commissioners elect Lawrrnce A 1 . Ihp ,,m p lini?p,,l,,r ,,f ,hr Fir“ ..........- - . . " ( s . x i m wsosstsst j orj . n » lrn,,i ,i.., i, _” ',’^s byierian Church, her*; Millls R County. I would base ta ll nr lone hto il M trn)r,| for p c.o n sl gratiflca -------Kemp, race-ray president, told Swofford. Homer Ullle and John ( a ll-of Fgvnt ;n f trr m of »n,l Gen J C Hutchinson not hern fvr the prayer that io ;v .,,|<lfl , m| r<| u(.altnnal reward or (or The Herald loiay. The deadline for mtk.ng appli­ K ril.r; John Isey. Ta* Collnlnr " . . . . ‘ >pl ' “''l.lmanl of . . . rredil* for Judgeship in amateur cation for the ab.i-ntre ballot* is r f my iroibes "I csn'l predict Just best many John Galloway, Ta* Assessor I's treaty obligations. D her. possibly have found the „ HW,.r , how r rr,.f|eatr. Those 1*4 I'silllli al Sleam Roller Thur- 'ay. The Jordanian foreign minister Jobs there will he out there whee. Sanford Doudnry Ta• atee solace for there is no rrrord The term "steam-roller" wa* we gel underway. But I ran say rte.t Miss Miry Earle; W. G. said that Israel'* attack on Egypt However, marked ImlloU for the made of those who might call re. who study for thr itw nd crrttflk'nV A feneral . U si.. .1 . .. . * ' . ' *1 cat* will In' required ts lake an this—Chit *5 pci. of 1hi.se ’ Irrd Ktlhcc, Clerk of ..CircuitCourt II. "endanger* Ihe peace nf Ihe Mid­ first applied in Anu-rlcsn psdi- Nov. A general elertloi In thr ab girdles* of the hour of Ihe day. lie* in describing methods lh* senlre voting will be rrcciied op for any yob whatsoever In con- P, Herndon, Sifpcrlntcnd.nl of dle East and Ihe pcaro of Jordan The purpose of Ihe Prayer for examination. Rnosevell-Taft majority used to unlll \ p. m. Nov. 1 by mail, said the Day. said Rev. Srhlestmann All members of th* rlub are nectinn with lh* operation must be public IntlrurUon R. T. Mil wee, Itself." Representative* of The Sanfortl override protest* against -rat Mrs llroee. residents of Ihe county," K*mp ansi Frahk Whrelrr Jr. "is Ihe Christian motivation wo eh entitled to attend, Iho*-1 from Herald attended Ihe Annoil Fall Ing Taft delrgalrs from Al­ staled. — - - -------*‘|i seems as If we will hive 'he want* lo rcirh mil lo feltawmco rliclcs alisinliing Ihe Mt. Ilf same abama and Arkansas. A' Tlut is not iu*t our desiro. larged absentee sole it, S-mmolc in Christian love througn pr.iyvr." may attend without futlhir pay­ meeting of Ihe El arid* Newspajv Thr Itsv. E. L. Shlglry Kr.. p.i«ment. liiose wllrttrfing ir i s i.lually er Advertolsine Exec Oise* wh'-tl w - n i Ads "steam-roller" Cnuniy voting history," she said IT is a irquirnnent unuer Ihe lor an I rsangcltsl of Mentone. was held Friday xnd Saturdsy la lirtnse which will he rra n 'e l will pay a minimum fee. their way to Ihp nhjrrtiir y>u Nearly mn ahsem-e hallo!* Ms . will speak each tim ing at desire, whether it’s someone tis have already been rraikrd an! re Daytons Reach al Ihe Casa Lind* when lh* voters ratify the herHotel. 7..V) p m. beginning tonight at th» rent your property or a ssi-rk celvrd In Ihe office of the Super­ nrss raring proposal al He (-oils revival meeting being he'd si the er tsi fill a Joh Call 1*71 for visor nf Regristration located in Mor» thih 3(1 new-spaners w eft on Nov. 1 Wesleyan Methodist (’hutch of informal Ion on i-ffotisr ad wilt­ the 1 lumber of Cumt.ur<e Build represented at Ihp round Ishl* Kemp went un lo say th*| pen Paula. « ing mi-thods. discussions held Friday afternoon pi. and businessmen in all sulks ing and Sakinlsy morning when mitt* of life in the rwmly e IP benefit mil problem* wrre Ihe subject of from Ihe hig rsp sn tim pr.-gratn The first nlght’a play of the the panel study. Mil DMnon «*- Sheriff M II. slated to take place al the race­ Duplicate Rridge Cluh’s *lx we-ks | Another attack nn Ihe larl-mu Bus- man sail tnslay he believes Three sessions were hell for way. tournament look place *1 Ihe lul l system at ftemlnetr Raceway Ihe various categories of news* f MVII lie buy ing thouur.’l* >'( Jesse M’liods, My car-old Negro, YacM Club Thursday wilh 12 l’«rk was ma le by Ihe Nvuio Mm- paper advertising trp n scnltUvcs. dollar, worth <>f building materials who vanished from a h'ooslstaiiti-d awi- Helen ••• lahlea Assoi-talion for Seminole Ml** New m nres'd-ct ns -r and ilrms in • i.iucrtinn wilh the Jail .ell Sunday, is alive “ and I expert him lo he found." . . , County at a meeting hell yeiterthe rrtiil group; Harn'd Canning plant expansion. When lh* oanera In , |, y B, Bhlls* ci.u.. llapusl Church .-c -.c n4i.r Ihe .c. national group; and Master poinl night resulted m ov.-r Bowman added, however, there and lr«in*r* of ’he tm torse* lo a 143 average for Ihe evening's ,\ resolution opposing pari-tine Heidi Swearingen ovrr Ihe cla««l* be stable! here for sis month* is a possibility Woods was shin play with fitsl place taken by luel Iselling was adopted by Iho fled group. move ,n. every husiRoas in tsemi- an<l his bosly “buried or Jumped Mr. U w rrncr Blakeand Mr. bosl, and slgnH by It. pre.id.nl, Julius DavIJron presldrnt .m l mde County will f « i the lm pi:t into » pit." Ihe Rev. The Negro had bc*n accused of .... S. M.. Danlrl* and the publisher of th* Dayton*Reach of new dollars bc..t- rourel tr lu Leonard Munson with 17R'»; sr. the __ Rev. ___ S. .. M. - .......... thr ar**'* economy." K»mp pro­ saying "hello Ihcre. baby," to a cond, Mr- William (Tlflon and srrret.iry, Ihe Rev. N. A Watson. [ News-Journal delivered Ihe wel* The resohillon p o i n t s o u t1fomr address lo Ihe FNAK ni»m* while school teacher. mises!. Mrs Cooper 'Rh ITSU; third. Fill agrnl* appeared brieBy on "M'e are ronvinceJ and know that Iters Kat'ird.is aR.‘ti'>eit ^'People from all sections of Ihe Mr*. Harry IwGranl and Paul pari-mutuel gambling In any area rlhnlry will make .teminnle Cuun- Ihe *<rnr. then departed w.'hout Paol Harris, president of FNAE, Mogrlrang sMth 170; fourth Mrs. is morally wrong, and aca.nst liesided over the short husinete sisymg w hether they sroul I Isk* ty a vaiallon visit'ng spot,*' Kemi If. D Freeman and Steven Rock­ God's plan, and bong immoral ll session which was folio ird bv re­ •aid. “ We anliripate that even part in Ihe investigation. Underwill greatly hinder and retard Ihe ports from Ihe Individual group well with JM. when thrrr is nz 'la n n g jn ng nn 'T " " " l* work of our churches, nnd will at Ihe raceway, ytti.or* from n u r,*J , r * * ork’n« un The game w a s directed by Mrs. lower both the moral and finan­ session*. Tlie Spring merting of every stale and Canada will be P r *' . , ., Ihe association will be held in Ilia Kirhl. cial standard (or life Mat we have Gainesville. ..i . up» at . . ilocal «« . i i.ho'eli, .-I „m»* Bowman pulling ,, . . . said . he. and _... hi* de-, obtained," New players will he welcome. tola and lodging place* *, they I-u .c. Had ma le a hurough .c .rrh George W. Jenkins, president of It was adoplrd. in the rrsolu- Publlx ~ may vl.il the ir.rk dally tow.lch " f f ^ . af ^ C h’ h . ....... Super Market* delivered lion, that "The Negro Minister- thr ad tress at Saturday night’* Ihe workout*— one n, lh- greatest l" ^ , ,r‘ 1tnr . f n' ' * * ,d*f1 lal Association of Seminole County f .NAR banquet, free sltractlon* offered anywhere ln ^ n’“ h- ^ n{ 10 unalterably oppose Ihe exl-nsioit, uAjT«riHa Our r»ceway w illserve ^ , Uo rtp o rttJ he h, d Attending ihe mreting from Ib e in Seminole Co.in.y lo include lli-raM were Mrs. Evelyn Cush­ s r a m sin .l 'ui.iig thousarjd. In- conUf1rJ , numbfr of N hone racing and pledge our ef­ ing. Advertising manager and Lew The Seminota High School B forts lo oppose the same in any Luster, Classified Manager. •ud /emmil. OiMv" k.«o < > ' Un, sm all railroad sURcd sam ipala oanty. f#„i,r ,ndloldthamthat UMood* _ . I., , „ election bald for that purpose.” Squid will play tu last home game ^ prfamblf th, re.olutkm u l9 ' ______________ Is found "h* srtll b« protected." of Ihe season here Wednetdajr ,tntra "The purpo-e of our Life* I The contact* were m sde, he said, afternoon at 4 30 p. m. ; work is to letch by precept and \A /o r itn a r 00 ,h» fbanca that Some Negro Vr c U ir iC I home might b* harboring WooJa, They are meeting Ibe Sejhre»te example. Mini when GoJ rule* alt .ewsUeraU* cloudiness Ik rough in Ihe fear (hat sum.-'hlng would NEW YORK GIANTS dormitory building on Mellonvllle At*. I» *t*wit one-third Complete. Dat-- for B Squad *1 Seminile Memorial Is well, and that all wrong, must romplelion of the epiawllng building (« h<>u>* New York Giant* Farm System 1* sat lor about mid- Baseball stadium on .Mrllonsillo be oppose I by those who btlieve Redaeaday j lew UalgH UU. happen I* him if h* were found. January. I Staff Photo) Citizens Council To Conduct Study Of Tax Problems Experts To Conduct Flower Show Course 2 Western Powers Warn Israel, Egypt To Stop Fighting Harness Racing To Open Many New Jobs To Residents Absentee Ballot Deadline Thursday Herald Represented At Advertising Meet Wildwood Sheriff Believes Missing Negro Still Alive Revival Begins Duplicate Bridge Legalized Betting Club's Six-Week Tourney Underway Attacked By Negro Ministerial Assn. B Squad Plays Here Tomorrow • Asa. i la Hu turn*" j Additional Local News On Page 8 (9 h i-L � 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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Thtir*., O ft. 25. lO M and Quarter Century Diploma* at Homecoming «| FSU was big the Alumni Convocation which will Tin r r m this pavt week rod .Students ta* Saturday at 10-yi .1 m •nd alumni participated in Ihr Slrtvon film Club will appear at celebration "Rig Time FSU" this lime. ADn on the agenda lhal Satur which marked Ihe tenth an n itrr aary of the school as a co-edura day la a parade through llo atrrrla of Drl.and. a harbeque In tlnnal Institution. The festivities « f ( r touch'd off the t'ore-t >.f Arden and of co u n e with an hour Jong parade of float* the football game In Nlumclpal and handi down thr main strcei Stadium between the Halter* and of ihe capital. A huge pep rally the Carson • Newman Fighting ... failn'.vrd the i I - ..ualL. ■' Fagle* Reunion* for IJiive via**.-- tiaVi allowing PSU'x n*r a* a football power, firework*, announcement of been scheduled for Ihia big work the Homecoming Quern ( Iju ie end. The>e are (he rla* r* of PKKl, Hot*detn and Introduction of the Itell, and I9.AI who will hold re union* In Ihr form of breakfast* football learn. At thr alumni breakfast of on Saturday, N'ov 1 If this in Saturday morning given by FSU rludrt ao) of you Sanford re t I Presklent. and Mr» Unak S ilenla. In- sure and be there, h ear’ Campbell, Gavrrnnr U « o y Collin* I Awl >f >“'i eren’t include*I • t pressed *‘i feeling of thankfulI*11’ - l,1,rp *"• *»*<*«• " f >ou ne** that Dr aM Mr* Campbell alumni around who wnoltl get a have hern with Hi all theM vcari " ltirl11 «“> " f "<’*»*» , -4 l ‘ President Campbell la rrtlrlng al »l>»**«wc *"“ * M'trii the end of the s< hnol year after heal wee ken*tItin-t-innrr Itiat Sanford ha* two player* on the aervlrig foe fifteen year*. Stel*on tram this year and you Early Saturday morning fire* were Ilf nn the foolhsl' field for m-erl to support them Jim Hawthe gigantic barber]ue. but bcrau*e kin* saw arlion in the Davidson game la*l week and kirkrrl ihe of rain the 'b ig feed" «a* shifted to the FSC Demon it rat ion School exlra pninl of thrir tout Inlow 11 Jim Krolrr i* also doing iputr well Approximately I.Wai person* were for hlinsrlf Will »re you tl. .re ' fed New I n lv e tsllv The Ira.lihonal fon'ball game he We hear great new* lhal Hill* tween FSlt and Wake Fnrcat, in vahlfh the *cure wa* il.adlork.il borough County ha< recently been at II II. and a dunce wound op plrknl •”* ” as *” Hie " " *lte of a" ploposi-*! ..... ...... ' the fe-tiwiie* >t..ie universlly. Tbi* Incidentally, Junior Men* nf Sun »t)i*r y• »r institution is one of O n fnnl marie the #r. mrd louchdnwn 1J ' r,’r,,,,l, n,‘r,l by the l ounrll on nf the game and merited the al Higher Edueation after a two year Worn one hr*ar* nf the trntlnn from hi* enarh who tairl. study. •'Melt* araiii played a good all crowded rnndilioni of Ihe Iwn |.rr sent state univrrslties ES\I is around game lie t* our ino*l r-.n- f. ||nB „ .,r while whitsi.tent iwrformer ’ Keep up Ihe ly have i g .« . goorl work. Junior wr frj(||/p ,h j, »,n a gieul Enjoking the l onirt oming (1 s |n helping absorb the in erras llvllle. along with he siudenl* .............. „ llt|rn„ N„w with were the following- Mr and Mr* f m(,rr „ ,*,.. l am Ul.bee Miss Bebe RUhrr. „ . „ M l m „ M „ th .l .,deMr*. Donna Lou Askrw (nee l l . r 4M peri. Dr, and Mr* Harry WimoI 1 ...................r . ruff, Mr and Mr, C. I. Hedding. "V a.m rr s * and Ml** Harriet Re,Ming liar- ',ir H r " ‘' r. " ' ,,f '* ni’"r,;:* 1 riel, a siudenl at Stetson, went Belly 1 oed and Joe l.illene at Ihr birl of Tommy Wyatt fresh Honnle* llobfon i.crntly bad a* man at FSU. hi* gue»l* at The t itldal in This Saturday mglil |W tea) ' barlestnn S ' *bere he I* e pairs of eyes are e\|*rrle-l to ‘"PbonitiM*. hr* |>arerl*. Mr and watch FSU and Villattova tangle k f l tt 1 RoMson The nreaalon in Philadelphia FSII* famed n r '»»* I’a r . nt* I'av an.l .11 r .i- .n cus will give an hour long |*er- a t-""1’ Hmr form an c hefure the game and me lleely * member >' the band, Hie Mai.bing i birf., will l ’’1 Marchu Chiefs was 1 • al-o perform Following the game. H1*'1 >" h,‘ I • * '" ' Mr both fbe hand and the ,-trrtt. will Hr* llobirl Reel**, nn band last Stage television appearance* 11 wreks-twl l*> watch llieni -hi their Philadelphia spiff nn Ban I lias full l r- lira al t nil itri * i» -* Fumed litis l Ipprar* Stetson stiulenls and I). I.jnd 1; les iif llvirllo 10 p-r the •«*- . resl.lrnl* wrre privlIeKr*! In bear * --It at Ilia* liid ul It-dibv M*>rt one of America's most fumtwi* senior at Ihe t ’iovi-r 11* Mi* harpists, Marjorie Newsom. Ia»i Nancy tr 111. *1si * \su* a c o-*f of Irrsh'oaii Friday evening when <lu* gave .1 Em u Mum T In- 1-’I. - IP •'. Hill rental in E lliabrlh Hall as ihe first of the Stetson Fine Alls Se lary Siudenl ha* been l*«**1.*•-*<d rle*. Mr* NVw*om ha given re utm*i 1 a let terry 1 .•rs'i-H. Mtm-ir ellal* all over the t'ruled States al The Cllulal In t ballr*l-.l, * and bus been heard on more thun I' . for arluevrtm-nti in acade TOO radio broadcast* She ha* »tu mt . nilblar* and I a*' r hi d i d under some of Ihe iim-l im­ grade* Ibi* tpnllflet Imp to u;* r a tl* dvr Anns ui.li ol minent (earlier* in Hotlon ao*l to- t'*v dav ha* u skill an-l hn-udih nf " r lle*er< e t'neimissinn ii|w>n tone that ha* made Her )u*H* re ­ h;« sr»»lu*ilinn »n lunr nowned Ii-rr\ 1n m ui'inn: in n,s-m*‘ * Her I re rill! .frrnla) .. i » » in \ .linini^tr *,ir !i'r nuht 1 V. ;iii»*n . , jtdl ..... in v. FSl 11; Calendar TTVF 5 A N T 0 R D T T F R A T .D llu m rrn m ln g • i i severali work* i written .. *by itn' iiisniiil I' itiU. i n 11lit*»f '■*, eluded ", her ...... . husband .* well a . '*” ' . , * * '''? '* * . £ , ’ ‘ several m.nlcrn French d r.crip live studies. Slelson'* Honirroming Home,oming festlvilie* wil rule nn Mi t«on* rampu* NiivcmlKf J « A"....... .. *111 begin wilh Ho ll-rvwsr—(IDK Alumni B a n q u e t which .*scheduled for Hn Be, C.felcc.a al A I*, p m Friday. N - aUending this din- ’"r„“' and "*u.n.Her M»fD H » ‘ | 1 .. » * ' ' .m i l " . . ' m tBhlv pled,.-I ....... . . . , , , ... W NH« 1,M' ' ,n -cond p n .e tl , r i , , r ‘ «*£• fi ' , . .,,r ,h ' .. r"h'hTp,lM ,;,.nVj.m^>’ ........ ,. •........ u... ill Hie Haller II - s Dr an-1 Pep Hal J Mamheta of Hi* . ui „ ami, .. hn ’tonu >m members « d l travel llnuiie . Ihl*.Salunlay n a i I., Baton 1 ■; . ... * ............... tllt>. \|. It. K rilll i \ I VNIs, ward Chapter cheek for ten who wa* the the C D C . U n i tad .M la r* winner (S ta ff Oviedo llv MARIAN It JUNKS OVIEDO HEBE AND THEBE Mr. I! ( Moor inform* u* that they arc grandparents their flr, , ,.»p,.n r n .r *i,ul role ..nd |||J( |y,r ) (| ,,,, ti* Kl(->l over „ l t ,rlr .,atlghlr( , hlJ. balul have a darling illtlr girl Don al Ibe Ba»e ib-spi'al ritlan do, last week I am -orry I do not reinemlM r her daughter'* (named lianx an-l effort* to r< urh Mrs. Millri tbi* morning were to no avail Speaking of new arrivals, we wish lo a Do congratulate Mi and Mi. Rex Clout* ijll Hie ul rival *if their new dullgbtei tin* past w.rk We unler land ll.il Hie I tile lily a III In- ral'eii Susan Si a- has Iwo hlntheis Ilex, Jr . an*l lu e also one *i**r I Janet The |o'"iid giall-l pafeol are Mi and Alt* Cbarb* lux ami Mt* atol Mr* C. B Ciiill's. all nf llviedo (ibid to »ep John Hut tun aid *011, Joe, now of Bessemer. Ala. Ill luwlt I -1 K| * the l.de l.otnll Iturlliii *Vlui wa* •ii liagUally killnl Wl«l*|l J train hit hrr r j r noar iluiloucrn nt p g r ikhitr «*fi rtiulr In Sun furil \i I) * 1 > 1 * Jot* w m *lnflr M^ih'I aIy mi M»l I* ! •I'*Urn1 n il* rl.n <s'llH ■ll >* ih i i >1*. It. .............. , . n i io . . . ,i1»i n i'll .Ml) I.-*! **f hi IlDfHp fi II t . - i , n ». ir i hi Ii t**f Mr 4 ir li' ai! ! m Nf V IK.! Ui ti •ifi1 i «»!f*rn W.ir«l h.i v r •turtril ifitMr h tin u . ■furl* ui* un* Im rlv V«i irk rlrr*tuml m il !h *tn :t i i !i *1 in ii VV*ir«l l i r m r i»* r tl i* l-nriM *»* t \ llui l> Mit) -#■«• rn !|tkl’ dill lim* hi h*i' f a Urn \\ m l fjim U in ( l\ tl’vlfl ♦*m Wr 1r*n| i| f fiAf!r» n«l in i llo r In New Sms to i „(!■ r 'lies a..)U retl •„ many u io 'r l. h i t r ll - i s, i * i havi --ii •-del uur.clvc* ssilh lias.tig Hob AYatd to hang on to anyway As long a* we keep Hie " t l m Al-ipl*" In *he Family Feld - f (Isir.l., -e will (n* o k A'lmtig lho-e *sto* bus* to,.dr O M is n ll.il. for llo hio-iur* given to M m mnlr (*tupler No 7 OKS, boiiisrto - (heir Cmli-I Atulioo s visit sit Afi. J . o r p h le inh nrt. organist for ih.* - b.ipi.-r J ll .lone*, pa*' (lair,III Alt- I,son Afo.ur, p j,- inn I rots of A'erinotil. At ring n I bapter Alt J 11 June, anil Mi* I r s mg Alalcolm AA, are .e rta in l) gla I to have Jim uih) I jiu I*. < Air and Air* lame*i AAilvon b*. k tf irr (heir no.* varatinn trip to Coloiudo l.ncille Nihlai'l • Air* Charles 1 i ami lam isr AAiDun (An* li.nl diet, miss u f-o tbi Norman *!e Ver»- H-- l* 1 the Confetlerury, p rs N n b a to J D R(mm Remlnola High S - h-x-l Senior, it. Ihe statewide e»*ay ro n trst *ncn*nre<l by Photo], San' jH i Dance Will Be Held At Celery Crate Gala Evening Is Scheduled By E. M. Wives AVeai a rn.tu lnr or pay '* flue’ f but'* tba nil-- for the Hallow 1*111 I’vrty at th r E At. Club S .iu td a y night. Mf rou*e, th a t only applies to t i e tllrml-er* of the Knlided ten'* VAivr* (Tub and their hu» ,**l*i- Ait hand* to, the |.a«e are uiir-t wet*nine to attend, in n> I nine or not, w hirhesri *ult* th r u faney. Tills will la a leg liar old fa s h ­ ioned lialhworn |uirty with all ibe IrliiimllO. iucbidlug Hie tied llonal ducking for apple* and • aling an apple i-n a *lHng. And ••f c.eiMe there will la- *lae« log, wilh iiiildr pivvidrd by . . It, II it Illsall I tree,1 deeded )ei but lb*re will definitely uiusie *,f sonir sort la F'e*llvilb- un- M-hetlole-l to hevin MIO'illll *. *0 i*e th e i r plolllpl Iv m it grl In nit **H Ibe fun (p o A A o n a h in! Mr M}t{ lii M‘t r \ M«iml * hn . * « ! . » < h cri f ,<fi*f»*r - - I MSI - III • i.im t h i; The Celery t rail- will title 'ro c k In' and tollin' " Friday uighl when ll will tie Ibe Scene of th r Natl]Li­ lli Dur.ee For Hie umiutaietl, the celery Crate 1* located above the ( dy Hall and Ibe Aao nil* Dunce I* mu spuntored by Ihe Sunford Junior High S* him' Tills .lance is lor svvrnln und eiglhlh gra.lers only from Swliford Junior High, Pinecrc*'. I'nru-hui. an I Uikt .MonrtH- K.-biniii !, 1, svlicdubd in tu-gtn at 7;J0 and will tad until 10.30 p. 1,1 B e rit- ’imenls wdi b* served Cha.imen fur Ihe dance are Air ami Mrr A 11 Holier!*. Mi II llll> Mr*, k.uueio Al AA d !»» nim^utiri* , hr a |up ,f n l tiuinlb-idd ill, Met Audios on ( h i I . m t>a are l- .. lining a Irip In Tisni| ,.k -e n d lu vims l.u rllle s thi* .on , 1 , . , .ml daughter Al, a n i ( 1 . , , Ju.kw iH n*’l lo mi oAll ll.-n in , hah, of lb^'» l All* (lu s t Ja c k *n n l, aDo irla liv e * at >' P e l.T - lu ilg l.U. ll:,- said »hl I* l I t>> • ll n Ihg .a n C h ri.lm u * »la>|> AA, know la icilie pist euiimd *luy .sway 11mu Ihnt Idlte grand-laugh i r r for many day* ai a time Mie and Charles il.ra n .lp n p i were down | ii I u fes, day* ago M-e whal I mean* Don't blame you ^ It w x* announced 'b a t Ih r -p iiu g d eanery m eeting saotii I leheld in AA’ in te . p a rk of the tires that came on America's finest 1956 cars! i Both Black and White Sidewalls on SALE! CHECK YOUR SIZE AND PRICE TU B ELES S Pi ft m I eiAc* Recall* (riJe is lAS'l m in *» S»l( SU( ruict” ; fi*l Sl/f ia gf.ee* reici •• $74.10 [ b. tOi 16 V 1 M $7134 1 in 77.SI 3686 27.44 b 1 116 •0 is JO 31 33 n 7( 71 built- R»t* if iraft is w»ll r» uidt U lf THtf $Ht is pme' MlCC” 6.<0«I5 131 10 $71.33 6 70715 3765 7M9 6./O1I6 M 0. 1S haT vou "CONSOW^ NEED^ - ^ YoulHindH" /{ to ll iSiO J.tCdS 8 00*16 ‘ ' 30 7 t0 d 5 39.55* 1944 870*16 "*- (•• -V I.. .„ 7Isis 0.30 61.10 3173 | 760(15 34.91 { S00il5 3615 77.11 nus 30.19 34.31 , 370(15 il 70 31.71 - r * l*. *** s»ee* v* !•• 8.00*16 T ? 0 i 15 1 4150 1535 77.1$ 37 43 34 01 F»fa:i( Ifldl IS WML lr»i«- S ilt Tire sift 11 friM* MlCl*' 6.<0i 16 1125.40 $19.0$ 6.70TI5 2665 7.10.15 *2955* 7XJii S' 32.30 IE99 77.14 74.73 8.0 j .16 33X0 74.41 8720.15 37.00 77JS to 1»*i teeeepet l r e , Convenient Terms— As Low At $1.25 Weeklyl More people ride on Goodyear tires than on any other kind Loans up •I M ACK Mm IW r W Ska Mary aI •£*> ■ ■ ■ Mm rit a u . ( «■ ' Ml Carfax-no announced the Hart of ». m er, of gladmlis grn .a beginner's cla*. pevt Monday t y,r t«t*!e Keen among the ci were Carol Stantc* . Ant Spc**ial misting of Beta Sigma Pal T**»bl. S|*o<ik Hook. Jub'IPy Pin at Mr*. A'olir AAlliiam* B-.ng Elam. I r.in Mu:iaj Dot (idh..n and the honoire, of cs)jt*e. article* for baraar. Polly BiuKvker liad h er fir** TULSDAV Snuthside Halloween Carnival table of liridge for l*eginnrrs 1 s will he hit.! on the Suuthslib* mo'ning. She repori* th a, *■ s - .1 ti rn Everyone I* insilrvl and a {School Y anl from 1 W until fi p civilian girl* are L o ng to *i.n , a* well a* Navy, go**l time i» promised fo. WHlU 1*;j' ii Will «« H»le tin Slff is ynct* 6.4C* 16 J31 EO JACK A 01 .1) vornm I* t ,e n y . D in e H n rri* g-nse a itiv c ly . f»i- W ed io -d vy n i'itn ln g fo r 11 Jo h ’l*« n . who is le a s in g t week fo r N o rfo lk . A h ea u ii I a lh o llc H om e. C e n te r n f Cathotie C iillu r .* " He Inld o f se v e ra l -llffs-reiit w a y s t „ m ake the home tr u ly c B lh id le , e sp e c ia lly em fih a s irn : e lia n lv and co u rtesy and fa m ily p r » s * r . l ie -aid "C h ild re n m ust le a rn o bedirnre and respect in the home, a* nn am ount o f teaching in •« h ,*d can equal that t r a in ­ ing ' He al*o »ni.l " I f ch ild re n o f a ll a g e . cannot enme lo th elr p a ie n l* an,J ta lk o ver th eir pro Idem* and d re a m *. Ib.-re is a *ad • itn a tio n In th at hom e". STAItTINf; TOMflHIKiW • . wanorn Uaos •«.«.< • ■ w ife Mr*. I.ydia P-irker, Jim** M. rr »|M-ht tin day with Janie \| h r. They had lur.ch, and went tv the movies. We ate »pendlr.g the time e* Joying our new hi-fi set, purehae l at Winn’s T V. I’ll hav.- *, tia r my*elf away from all i> twautlful mu*i* and work on u., school carnival D>n't forget tk» la k e Mary vcb-xd carnival Fr day night And 1 know you r t> ; lo rg rt the llallutveen party unlay night. I Wit plr»*» get y- r reservation n .\l«*. we are tcnJing let.ling a *(*c-*i:.l inxltatln;. our civilian friends. S im , lin g ru m m itle e c h a irm e n of the d e an ery gave a tw o m inute ta ll, on the *,-,,,»e of th e ir m min llle e A t ,. AA' A’ It iiD it * of All S o u l, i* R e tre a t C h v ln iiitn , and M rs J t. H u rt l* IJ b r a r y and -;S9t >:: Co-Featuie lu v e ly sign up now*. i if l e . n wom en n f All S»ul« C a lh u llc AAotnnn* C lu b aifend etl I D F .v ll m eeting n f Ihe O rlan do C e n tra l D ea n e rv held at D a y lo n .i •' ch O ur l.ad v nf L o u rl.* * w a * the lo o t p a iD h , am i the in e e lin g * ln r t r i| w ith M s-* and B en ed lrtlttil in that ch u rch B re a k fa*t w a* served in the “ lavu rd e, ItiN.m” of the yl, bool, ever so much easier lo slietch your paycheck Feature l:(0 and h is at ten. There will la* a set lea «* *.x le*«ont at a co*t of ten dollar* the itrie* and he will provide all the equipment nece*s*ry. Better I .l t e r a t ' i r r c h a ir m a n fo r (b e D e a n ­ siwm.irr — I’ l.H S — Again very little to report, l*ul I expect to get into high gear to­ morrow*. Went to the luncheon at the Country Club today, given by* the Women’* Ci**lf Association The table »a* decorated with d<* coys, and wild i-ii'-r* , Tile " , luncheon of baked ham, * "r f pntatoe* and vegetables was de­ licious. Helen Andrew*, the club manager due* an excellent jo!-. anil I think very few people act­ ually know how murh the contri­ butes to the smooth w*> thing) function. She rven took her day nff to paint the ladre', Im-ker room Ie-foie 11 - reorr-l* 1 uer ••nt T h tir were a nulntwo I l f Navy girl* at thr luncheon ___________________ —Louisa I'atker. Beryl Swin**m. jr l n hdton. y,tt„ri. .Icame .leanie FoiiL, trail FnuL, Dollie Mann. Jean Stetson, B dly Gv) Ida Rea AAilvon. Allre Mill*. Carts nd Didlr Weber M*• mt 1 *he new pro. Mart** Curfagn*-. oain .Ji'ok i* lelleloU* ery. lim. i , licit* cranberry n th stisi-d Th e *|*e..ker at the luncheon (h a ile * S p e llm a n of *ju. e I IStill ll diee-l ,-iuii.e b.i* a j . F r P .o c llrd g e , who spoke on " T h e I>*-**). .dated uli.l al * : | j n o i it (WlMMlw* rrtoql tty VIRGINIA CONN 15 Sanford Women Attend Deanery n Daytono Beach MORE B IL L S THAN YOU CAN PAY? STARTS TO N IG H T ST Alt l » fi t(i Conning The News so I It .Me*l Ulus. Ib e gMm,i o f .’ HI women then Ir. in bei shop I'.ssi n -I i t * loosed lo th r D a y to n * I'la / a Hi o l i d a h a t'l l tin* H o ld fo r Ib e rem a in d er o f the Jacksonville •*tl NI i* i -ii in m eeting. I III • wr. f it i pc' .................... irCwnlssra * Y m ,d e n U ll, . e ^ . r « h . l B u b b . Illsliee wa* eslremely pruml worn lu* gu l, l»vvti-Bus*den of f o r t taw -illr I w ill piobublv do Ha luuiderilale. w..* i owned Home •ame when my lim e comes coming Que*'n »l FSt-’ M en hi Sanford thi* (>asl week *1 i mu end were AAr*l,s (iilrs, Jim Owen, 11 f i f \ t i m mt a n t John AA'imhish from C o d ' Marion liavi* ln*m nran g e Al. nn* J osh Aidant Al.irs I-m I o|wland I III MH*:i( in n a i Hospital m orlai-du lim lluss uml C ra re Alniir Slincclpbcr from i in; h a s t km* Harold Marsh, b'hi 1 i»ld Mel .on PRAIRIE LAKE THURSDAY ' dergarten al the First PresbyterThe Intermediate Choir of the ian Church from 9 tfl through 11:00 Flr*t Baptist Church will rehearse p m al 7:00 p. m and Ihe Adult Choir The W. S C. S of Ebene/er at I M p m Methodist Church will meet at thr The !lr*dhrrhood of the First church at 10 a. m. to ub*erve llaptlat Church will have their Week of Prayer. Bring »andwlcbe» monthly supper and program meet- for lunch, ing at 7 ffl p m Mr. E E FRIDAY ■teach. Association#! Brotherhood The M arne.I Young I p!e of President will speak on a 3,000 Ihe Fir»t Baptist C h u n k will base mile tour of Me sir** a Training Union Party a I fi 3»1 Cub Scout Park Ten will meet p m at 7:30 p m al Ihe Methodist The Iter Fred En»mlnger will Church conduct the morning devotion* The l ake Mary Home Demon- o* cr WTItlt, Sanford, at H 30 a • nation Club will meet at 10 a. m in al the Chambcr nf Commrrce The Norman DrV. »• It-.wind Bui.ding at which tun Ihe pro- Chapter Colled Daughter* id the gram will be "l^am ln g 10 Ctran 1 onftderary will meet at 3 p m Sewing Machine* ' There will he at the home of Mr*. J, A, N'h hoi—**. .*x :i. Liti.li at meat. _ __ mm, \ rn The I Surra* rla** of the Up W. ft Kirny serving a* e-c. ItUil •uU Community Presbyterian Chutib will nirel at the church There will be a* Week-Day Kin at J P ni Mr* Closer Marrs will rlrrgarten a« the Fir*t P rr.h y trr lead In the deveitinnal and tne Ian Church from 9:00 through 12:00 hn-.tr**e. will i-e Mr*. I . It, Hull ‘ Ingrr an*l Mr* K. D. Daniel* M 1U RD 1Y All women afe very rnniiatljr in­ The B A • of the First Bapll*t vited lo allrn*l for a social good Church will rn ***, at ihe r h tir r h lime. al t> To a m. The JunDr Choir will hsve V, 5 will C h ap ter Tsen 0 Iheif rehearsal and fellowship at meet at the ATasomc Temple At 1 3 IS p rn. The Youth Choir **f the First tin* m eeting the YA rlh y lir a n t l Preshytifian Cburrh will practirei MaDon, Ml*s E:h«l I. Dodson, w ill be honored.' at 7:30 p m .MONDAY There will be a week-Dsy Kin l.ake Monroe Sciton- Carnival will begin al 6 and last unlit 9 M IM m N M M W WV RICHARDCONTE-PFG6IE CASTIE Feature a:g.A *rilll.D H R N UNDER 12 f A ll'll Tl Eli FREE" I’AINT IMIT SYMPHONY • p lJJQWAIT----------^ DISMYS M A N I N SPACE m a siisisa • C IIA PTK It No. t III.ACK AIIHOW • I,AST ( IIAPTIIH AOV. CAPT. Al ItICA I E.AI : 1:77 * 1:17 • 7:07 • 9:37 G A C. F IN A N C Ii C O D F O n A T I O M ------------------------------------- SANFORD - 111 Wevt Finl Street..............................Tel. 1155 |0« !**•♦•* ------------------------------ORLANDO*------------------------------- 407 Weil Central Avenue...................Tel. 3-6493 (,**>•> K#**i s.aa-*tl « * - b e w b H.fo. s-e-l !••* C•*•#••) -1 �Shoo and Save In Sanford B r § > m x fa tb S ite Call ISM Before T P. S t For Dellrerr; ^ AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R V O l.l'M E X I.V I1 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E s ta b lis h e d ISOS t f T e w R « M fti Jfo4 R r fi P . M. i. F R ID A Y , O C T O B E R 2(1,10,16 A • • o d . i t eel P re a a L e .n e d W ire N O . 12J * GOP O ffice Holder H a g e r ty S a y s R e p o rt In c e a s e P redicted Re, apse Suffered -I TALLAHASSEE f - Florida'* Republican I'atl) It Ici-lln; il» oat* to »uch an extent that It* Male chairman predict* that praetie ally rvrrv count) *ouih of Gainr.vtlle will have a f w oflicc holder* four >car» from no*. Slate Republican Chairman (1 Harold Alexander of Fori Myer* reported the GOP ha* _*Oo candi­ date* for ttato and County olflce* cm the N otem hrr hallo* in contra*! with 90 office tcckcr* four year* a Co. “ Four year* from now, practi­ cally ever* county vnith of Ala ( chua will elect « Ic* li J can*." hr forrc.nl. Tne Itcpuhliran* have 210.7!) r«»gl*terrd voter* thi* year in coniparlton with iiitja t in 1*1 The I'cmocral* outnumtH*r the ('.Or by hotter than right to one hut in I'D! Iho rann wa* nearly tt In one “ I have ormediaiJo* txanly ytnf *•1 believe that after Provident EUenhower i» rlcclcd thi* year that the Republican refii»tration by I9>«b * ill reach half a million." Alexander »a*l Hr predicted Florida 1* fo„r two year* away from a real pa rlv *y*tom Secretary of '•lair lira* who i* in rh x rg r of the Mate'* olerlmn machinery. »aid hi* office keep* no record* of local candidate. hut if* hi* Informal ..ii<er*ation that Itepuhllein activil* appear* h> be ..n the Inereave Samplr ballot* »rr 1«*iied h* the eommivltnner* of the ttT rountir* i an»l no fn p in *rf »rnl TaIIj h in t* . However, a re*enlalive countle* by I he A*loriatrd Pre*« licforc the primary rlrctioni in May *howed nearly a tno per cent tm rea*e m Republieln candidate* for «nrh office, a* ronnly rumntl.•loiter, »ch>*nl to.ard An ttrlamln m ndtter, n'rentl* member. *heriff and the like thi* rclnrnc I from a trip to the thd* yrar o*rr I9 jl Landand Em opt, will .peak to Alexander *ald there ha* V en the Sanford llntary * tun at it* an inerr»*r In prrclnrt committer m rm lier. ima Hr reported n.r noon luncheon nicrliu; M.mda* at COP 111* wmker* In *..me l i n t the Vaiiit l lull .f Ih e o .itr’* precinct* In ruin* The Itc*. SAilium 11. Kaiiil, lariaon with l.’I orianired pre Thi), Mintitcr of the Kir.t Prv. cin rt. the la .A time a rheek wa* byteriari^ Churt^t In Orlando » nl " l4,,r ln ,M0- ( •lie crwliled ‘ hard ** *ri h. t*• •peak tf the rural Rotary Clil.i (nlblu an oru aril/all,, n*” fur t m It* It AMI Al I. t 11ASE Pjs,tiMr,:oiJ u n i .hi >hnt *hnll<i ciea*e in recl'lrallnn The rfcvctopniid **f n u rt.a r >*n “ rile ilulllp Ka*l " enerji.v ha* radically ihanned the Thi Rev K alrl, «in>c hi. ra world, and I* drchW l* rhan ;in s the Ihlnkinf ol man Thi know- turn ran ihr i . I d ami ledge of the terrible force if atomic Europe, l a ........ on in much d.* and hyrlrmirn hrunli. ha* er.n*e*f riiari.l frurri lartou* or.'irii/atLuti* the m lihliett of naliun* tn arln In >peak *>n the tltuatm n in the ( •ra te difference*, ratln r than re- Middle Eait. *.>rt to forve, f,A ipiarter of a ecn|i,,rn In Cell} *hur;. I’enna . tnry a ;o the Suer cri*i* alm o.t the Re*. Kadi I wa* educated in aurrly would ha*e re.ulled in w ar t li«-tt>*hur; Ifi.'h set-H. anil r . 1 he uutca*hin; of thi* t.rn fic dii.ilrd from (ielly .h u r; t'oilrue, power ha* *timulated *erion* |n inas hr ,;ta,l.iaiei n in HE II ARY He R^ry'* ta*' Ihtnkmjt: even *onn a ih e n t. ha*i rrn Ih.sdijilral Seminar h-u-n broutht to ackn>.w1e«I;r 'i'wt teir;. whvri he rcc* *c.t hti KJ d? * * ' he’ i thi* week nt and become an ai tu e part in lta> helot of flicoioijy D rjirre and Ihr Ci*ic t enler It sot off in a Ihr t hnrch hen rrcrivcd In* Ala*lrr I in •• ; ikvI *lurt hv group *iiisinr »f \e * e r before have srra t natom . :„.* I»e;ree from the .am* Semi |fc w AVal* e* iflenrcit mch a recgnito.ii "f nary in I’hli Pi l.i.il Hi h .'d il <)*lmi;lity c*o*t I'hurche* are re- recuved hi* DiH-ior of Theology *‘,n * *h'>r«l srinip and i h«r i • Opening In counlriei where they Degree from Inlon Tbeologlcal 1'a*»el'» bardnne to eneonrase the had been tunned The t .r*h Seminary in Richmond, Aa audience, flrorgr J’erei, *lce pre* whirl) wa* undergroum! t- i irnin; (jr tlJl ,er*«d chureh* • in nlrnt of Ihr local club, in tro lu .u l f o r th - and fhiirch attrudan.** t* |*rnn, j |*ania. Ohm and then »a* , hf fo|lowl(lg cgm]t.i.tei Harold lurpa.atng previou. record*. Deputy Staff Chaplain of Ih* Crt*e». cm crirnrie* and ea*tro- Third Air Forie duilng AAorld Het*meipr. for county Judge. Mr». phlc happening* cau*e man to turn rta r 11 On return from the *er .Viable Schmidt for tax collector; to God Permnal oh*er*a-i n* hi , lrt* he heearnr pa.lu r of the Kenneth 7eh. fur *t»te rfprr*en'■ ' ' ' " l 1"" '" r ........ . „ „ two world war* fail to *hov Calm i n a I'ri-xiiylrrtan •hurch n .*triti>.n William V A|.-.;r (i‘tinitniic.1 on I'uue :<i in Tampa where tie tel*,.I fm f..i piaige uf «mall 1laim* court; •even year* Hr 1,'advt .-amp I ■ llie t ir*t la e II Slone fnr runt mu* tuner nf Pre bytenan < hurch in ttrlan fo lnl*n,i n a\,£ .tlo n and Ifarn Ret m A u;u.l la.vt where under hi. ,rr candidate for ju .tn e »f baderMup a new vi-'ai.ix* swiutu ,h'' j i , *a* cnmpleletl a tulle >*uf a 1’i-rcy r*|d ain el that maun; in u ,.r a;n amt plan* are at lue M ll.e *ijit.dy nf XntltiG machine*, be ill; ilia.Ii for an kAiO,fX*i Educa- 'h ff r -multi lie unavoidable do* Hun.| i eiiiei erection uf x*lmh lay* “ Rut don't let that di*.n.,r* il i i ht.|<e*l will be in thr very a ; r you and do hrmg your resi.trail.>n . erttfirate*. " he urcnt • If i near future Dr lxa del i* avlivr n-d niilv in " ' '•'be in Deltary vote*," he lifr.t ''hev will hwie tu mti one i ttie Orange t'minly Mini*te*.a • Auociatton, the i'rc*b)tery and '..r r i r n IV *eeund* in ll.e fl svn»d or»,vmrjti..n. of tm- I i* •»> tin ir jerrM " Inlmduring fl.rry tcrian t ’hurrh but in many com Seller independent n n tr in u n ilidali- fur (reaer (u»loe, f'l-rey in .mty and elvic group* lie i* marm ot and lia* four lie.11(to* I l.uw In ulte the m ite thihlfrn one in rolleje in Getty* In problem “ AA'hrn o n enter ttie bur; tbr nt tor* in local •chunt* luwiih ). .11 up ttie flop where uni *rn or hijh, junti.r high, and km wi*h to en'er voir ramlidate** name Af ft you h*ie taken r ife dergarten nf that chore, tu bark In >nir li - .tar candidate. iG llf piefrr* ted I and voir down the I.lie fnr U >IIM,| | N ni: them lln* way you won t (orsrl " ★ ★ ' The iea»nn that lsir rrgulrant* l i-r * *• to* 1 R o t uvd Sir) r ' ■'! i have not ( V r tie l linltatlun* and Halloween I'arty fur member* other rm ie*|Minrlenrr "rxptainrd ill Ik- In 1 I s >t in ll) . 0,1 I t at Rjlph AVlll.frr.il, pti drill nf the "i* ttivt tlieir name* are not * p HI at 12V North Summerlin i 1 vet available from Ihr munty of Ave I liere will b«* dancing game* fire* " P r AA'r*lryan A!rlholi*l ITi irel AAilh the exception nf AA'itbam nf Paula, located nn e\V.| Kir.l ,i'd refrv'thment* for member* S' *lx Hid."* # c il uf Sanf.url alien lln ' tbe local ciuh'» enter A AVa*tdmrne Jr , landlda'e for Govrrnor, a!) GO!' ean.hdate- uf 9 i . i j i - n a r xiv xt meeting I,*- lutriritrnt .cailim*. Volu.lN founly have been at lie E’----- Del W A l'I'o lM M IM MADI ilary Gill’ raliiei. The Itev T. I. Sblgley, Sr . pa*rAl.lwAHA.SSEE (A P )—Dr. Karl for and vxangrlltl of Mr i. nr Ala. will *peak each e v e n ir’ at If (tarn* of Gmnr.villc wa* ap7 ?0 p m and at ail of the S„n ’ fo.nted a member of the S'ate ■la exi-e< Hoard of AVlrrtnar) E kam inrr. The pa*tor of the to* at chureh :i) Guv. i ollm* yc.lcrday, I'artlv <tonify til rlovtiD Ihroitlh ha* extended an lilxiMftu'i to ttu Dr tlwerv* replace. Dr. C. E •alurday with ira llrrrd thunder thnwer*. low l"tit;hl an ai. puhli. ** attend lhe*e te n te r* . iter of Holly wood Rotary Speaker Recent Visitor To Holy Land Church Attendance Answers Spiritual ^Nourishment Need DeBary 60P Club Holds Last Rally; Voting Is Urged Church Revival Starts Oct. 30; Public Invited By President False Pearson s Panel Discusses Blackburn Receives Coiumn Hit Citation FromCofC Program Action By Official For Piloting Skill Recommendations W \SIIIM5TON ,r rn-% I he t .niiii.111 line liCfuor of lilp JlfUPS • li.lsM'tt^ I(VI.) A l l,ii* Attack Wme tine, at ’ r The I rc l.I .ll.r rom m ltlre 0f the t r rih«*d • t*,r m„ %, I i i n t r-1 \ >* « Air station r • iv Semln.de r Oiintv Teacher'*. Educa , . . . . unirril, of. ,f.vUrhnod that I h u e . 1 i eil i .-’t from the semm.df f Ian a I A wwv **11»>n *11*ri i * il ffli* I^ i ,v.r.■> ih a m tv r of Pontine ret* at rrfarnrm*ml4h int «•( thr I’n u ttim *xrr J r r P°r* c,t MTli%t d t Coffee i I ,li meet in; *c*terday \clJoft Cornrugltn* at H% nrerling 1 l’1 *•r "■ u fllfit l*r**^i' Fi m i nm; la*t night held at Pine. re*t School u ‘ldi<»wrr «uff« r*-d a "ml i te i ii.tain .1 I Itlaikhutn »a« The panel dl»cii**ln2 thr v.irloo* lap-e on hi* W ettein campaign • ■»r> t. I • f r anted .<•' I ; 1*<1 I.l.a*r> uf the ri eommen.lallon* | riu t nt.> >,*i 1 e.latum in re. ...m ti m were ft T M l l .v Ml*. Edna H a; city .aid it t* “ abtulutelv or In* fli;ht on Sept J when h» Chittenden. Ml** Rurhyra Rupre Mr* *n'( f ile eo re a lly " nntr e that * n »ata, Ited off a c a n r r off cht Mr* Mlblml fvnn the We*t l .1 (leu o ir r "Ala Hamilton Hi*' e. W I Well*, and El*rnh.iwrr .offered .* rel.ip*r a| h • it.i i ti i*kla to e*labti*‘i hi* an* lim r on the trip lligeitv lull i|v e l '',,,wari Cat. h. , i*..| r.intiminl n-.n *!>.p Ml*. * h ittre .'rt pointed nut In reporter* there h e •>■*. n n , rr ' i i * ■ fa kv.invllln N AS h«r di*. . *tnn that th* re 1 0 ir m j.,, ,r „n th..i ,,r ,,n* 0| i?t ... < liff.n l Mi Hthhm. pre.iio-' t ol (eachen I n i full) eertl ... th. senum.li* i oiitily i hae l . r of f W »i * > » It hold • iim itietn pu .enled tin eitation atandard rertifl.nlp* t.lnu teachwith-, it waitlnc for >i »* ’ ■■ amt ».nd, ‘ fid* eitation i* pre*eitt* cr» art nee led i . rnlprp o v er-. *1 hi* new* ru tifrrrn .e. Ilv.rri-. ................................ of ' ll .kilt crowded enmllll.m* *aid he (ihtatn.il a rnp* .< is, in pit .tin; an \M» and in lir* ik Ml.x|H^niIiIiit«« lu»»p f r»*n gri*»tlv |*r4fM»t| calunm fr«*m firtitj- •i»v i a ip - I • < ^ i r ■• i • lt*rr«*a%*Ml.** *Ur «j m . *Hslt |hr*r 'Which rpierliit him aim it u In( j | i .iiii lltarkl.orn t?i.ioki*«l the rid..mu « a . d i.ln b u tii fur puhli * ha tidier <d • ..iiimerce h>r the ••firollment ' Eh.rnta citatum h i jd l.-J 'On behalf . • t*end* HI3 C#||UB fomorron. .prr . . pupil . , .... I............... ............ j* r ra ;i it the nunii'irv uf 1 AMI wlui tut the nat.onal ‘ Haferty it J3J 1 «n.t ihr httheat sta ir r \Hac* r*y »ald that nn ..ne na;*- lia*. .. rued |tt Sm l u i I w ml I..W lilt r pendlttir. per I-n il i* 1 ES t.. t aiik *..,i for the banner pl.ir ..ft la t . . niiiinr.. led that the of fart three m one ten tr’ii. e.l air**** 1 H*l si tu I*el emu e tnlninium .tuitiu.* >.*..iiv for Ilac riti .**nl «.*er « hat l>e railed 0-e .qua.tr.*ii lia. k l.i.inr |, ,iher» I . >. i at *• >**' witn hope* the ttu**t itemriit* one t.* one At to re c ru e a Jl 0i»» minim m Mart- thr rod, he remarked in; **1ar* Ml** t hitter 'r r *ald 1 i " 1 t f 'i n ; nut t.» ;ei ma t on \ | j . , Itarbara It iue.M *tat.*l fid* *' 1 ' he *hi«.k n - t ■jd ; ,i n ;,* .. , *iai«**{ in v -■<*tv from *i.ie to »ule. tP*5 f..r lexis, ot. 1 it m-.ie mill y 1 r"* v e il on, ell 1 pilnV flu* ta aluiii the w..r-i mb ol re **|t i. r.cum m rnled ' *he •*.! t " l, "“ 1 ba*e ever *een " llnr*t filin'' *e*11 be ttie -(hat the tr a ih e t’* load be r e lic lU lefty *airl he waidul to rc. ti. ire nf it,, Imtf time «!,.* wliieli e-l 10 perrenf. that maximum #n* nnmirnrl that r*#w»pai»er* * tush , , t > , ,< . .. , iimmi «f m pupil I per teacher priui the l’ear*on ml.min al«> t p . |, <;, j | n r,t i*.,. i'P ■i-, t... ado| .- i that St1** ?.* r ul*i . ie* |. nr In* reniark* itw.uf it lie ii it, te A* t ii*ii,i I .ml he ariiiriipnMetl fur *.nl trail la ll.d P .-ir.-n'* «rr ; iu In d F*. .th, liiuldin; i ta •• r •>■1fl*. mid Hi at n t i r and I..I.I rr uf In* plan* i f f*i.ntlriiiet| no Pa*fr t*I to ryiake a puhhe *lali ment no the ’* m dt ttu M m . MH I ... imn and wa* inf.-rmed fli.it thi •it.il flux rot Mill.|*| wa* .in ffir way tu the Mi ni *t f Mn 'Harvest Time' Is Show Theme At Game Toniqht Methodists Oppose Legalized Spread Of County Betting Hawkins To Start At is rffu la r Srptrmlw'f nt«»t For Stetson Eleven In . Mu* ilffj. tul Hoard h* (l,i> Kit*t MrlhafUt Ilia n ^ S jnf' n! w m 1 Against Wofford tm rfifiri! m thi spi ,a-I J r - Hawkin* li*t *ear*« ,n. af let’ th ird fiirntdin^ in for the Sanf .rd Si.mmolev . .*• ((Hint) Thrantfh thr p lH .iir itf ttu*. .»n* the e d fur ll.e »* irtln.- J-ue . . ft mot,on tn thr • iff ml 'lie S.tftuek pu*|l|.ti fur the v . i !l lit) tf r Ifm Hltlffi litrft.i' ' •on P itti r* li.morrnn nj^bt her* they nee! hu'ily 'axiifed A\ tlur I h i n i M 'l v r i to w o rk for t h r d » f r » t In m nlrijn t *tadmm , *lr referen turn to hr *uled up* Hawkin*. Old* a fre*btnati at nn in Ihr r- uim; \ i n . ftiTo r . . tSlat... ,, ha* in*-.i i- ittiandln; alt I.’ iij retntitr In Jlrruilng part III .thettifig al Seminole Paik week in irrliitm ac r Herb Air Qulllae, head roach f»r Ihr Hat Raceway. ter* laid "All week we'*r f,een On thi* enmms Sunday. In eo- looking for 11 men who want to operation w-Hh the united effnrl r'j” "‘ h*I! Jtm d r« rr\r« thr «ppr.»*ed hy the Seminole rn .n t* r hincr ‘ fri filaji.. h r’* hrrn «*nt•I »nd ’Hr t u >1 A turn lb* R ev l»ilf " * **-.-I Mi t..n It V .11 will p u , I, O'* r rIt,>§*,1** in 11|# .n anti ;i.iiild,.ic .itin n n at tl.r m |f O iVr * rrr, ht ) /m u l).»v* r fi'f» h, I ir*I Alr'hndixl < h .r h ..n Mir j h •>ri ih*ecl " P r S j|i nf M,, p , " '■ Wllr rid Mill , , *mi*- • 'im e »irn** 1i«* • *iI t k to Ou «lxiiian A " W v lllft m 0nn* "•«»" I" He la»nd. rr rradio Ph. Schools For Strong U. S. Education W eekTopic The s, iiuiuilr t'mint* Kdu*-atlon J Atwvlaii ri l« p re p jrm ; to take it* u.val ac m e role in p lin m n ; and e.'rr* in ; mil an effective enmimin |* wide u tu rn a n e e uf the Ji.lh An- al Aiiienean E bn atom «i • k. A ll tt ie.iir.lln • to Mr*. Jack Itute.e*. d.airm an uf Ihr a*> , atiim « P ihln llrlatlon* to rn nullre I e t*' or at theme f**r VOA t* r . i ,,u Ante!it -a 111’ loin * a»*t ned to each ilay ni the week • nh*erx a nee t*. carry nut ili. n ie .ta .i uf ttie On-me, Ih r dad) topic, are, .alii Mr*. I I <».r spiriinal and Na*| i . i ;! |i : , I l l - I'd I. Ml r.hftle.f r*»u *» Nh Wall fi*l . * VtflluI.V iMillh I If Vi1* #s**»1 Mr ittif n) •i_■ lurw.t.A | tlOadi n . -«t v . .*ii t♦ Wrdlir** No* Y| t I l*l,» 111 ! ’ M l ftild Nov \ ;»t rnti.it T *• ii,tiri'4 tl,tjr/* 111 \*iv h* ri *if t seh'^d* F a r s.«f»ir19,i\ Nov ^ 1 mi* *1 \m« i ic I I* ditn It. : .li.I. f 'umiolltro Mi* J . k T. r . > i hairman. with Mr i 1. i ■ Rumble) ami Mi** AArich lb *e1..|ir.t l l.lll* fur / t 14»|#" >*>-. rxaiii'i al > recent meet 12; 1h 5M»l: ION .M» DUNAM) ★ ★ ★ M. McDonald To Be ; Methodist Laymen Day Guest Speaker VF'r l!ir jjj ap t nti i « Ihr flfd'l »'th ttii If i|A ll f.iIlMxIlr r|||f4 i.if tin ttut mill |M|t i inti A4til form ;i Mi.irtif MlI*Oll ,M till* \t 4 |. *| 1*1 fin ■ffis fi fbi|f 1 Mill L* • AI tdti.m t* 1ll*n* nf *:H!*k • • III M.tf k* .1 'IllMlI n.t* i • tti in*i Mfi). *tie* \|:,ai"H r It HFtM o o l.f II. « *lirr liii(| nf Set r ....1 W I i •1* in d from 1 9i f li,4*i . * firm* and in \x III* Mill -ll• t'he r „ l| !•*» % ; of i i* a* ■ .1,1*1 to thi- -1tiuol* a»Im ii Mi! tu1 | tik *f: in*ii iiia* * »'i ily f r f e diiplay uf .cJlool ji»f ) i |,i Stn it N, *.t 11**-1 in «arut *** t Ik* ft flu f|f 11 * i|| 'ii* j*n . 1 t } Mi()lk iml wetiv.ne* the merebaniiriiiip* I in ii fin? |t«* .ri.Fin. r 1' ,f nollii; Au.ii. Jit Education kkl fl Mir<» dif ft m il «4|t|;i lir lailM • ' ' * eel that ' <inud Stdio-d* are *aid Air* lliir.ailed to the tune of "Turkey In the (i tn d iluilne**. nr \ . and it i» the h i|>e of the luca’ straw '' and l.lttte Iliu m J o ; Ifj'M ark* and fall colored oak ’ .I ,* ,onal IlM cialion group Jl'*l trrr* ui)l dcror.Ytr Ihr firhl fi»r'®<'r | * trap!** mit I brrnm r “ %chrtrtl th r darter* r.»n*. iib** •« Ih n tr|fi4«iw <hrtp *. d eitl \f'* r 11.• at.1tie ,* ’I . | !4l*d 411*1 t* •1 * id* ,i*i" I nt hi r lull *»* li f 1.'if# » d| fi-f t*i ffi ** *d * ■a* 11'#i * '♦ill »* 111I"ft f -J“II I 1 e hr, .it Fji»»m VA**tn V , “ ,h i .| jd • ft) th r 'ill* > hi it* » Milt* I i t i *ml a i d ; j !| i*m \* vp Hi* I|ii:li Imm J s«i ^ I |i Niiirir **' ’• i« I’ r i 4 |d j n of thr Mind •ml i*»*« n tn ri • nils ' w|ndart «Ua|T* atti nil ll.il' *#* \ J.it Ih .* (1.1 ekf.) M ill Non Halt I* Ihr I trill * uplain t» |)*i ,u .1 PI 14 11 A .in 1 At ■jtiairil uf U r |V|I Hub. « Ik*-. will* t V m ill i and l i Ar lltl tit a *if lilt" i'llii.1k1> m-timd * «I* '' ■ r»m|«« i iti»n vv uii till* nf - jr 1Iwal rkhrriD. • at111 Mi fl '■) ■ t1 i <a thn iff*•ire «f the N. •ni.le> v oilrily » I ir4tHM f Aimi Mean F»‘" d im Dial 1 1 -.ill.. ll AA. . V. rftVff 1 »*■, ilun will l«r« nmr *r Ii4.ii)t eon- At i'...i AteDnnstt s pnmilnenk Fir 1id > MethmIUt. wit! Ih* the Lay* ' Di| |M.k>-r at the Eir*k Afrit. ■Ii*» I'hurrh, «i the U am , *ervler thi* Sunday. AleD u n Ii| I* the immedinte px*t p r rd lent of The American Titin .\**oelst|on *nd pry*ldent of th* A bttm ct Corporation of Deland. He wa* born In Oconee Cotm* tv. fla , so l vnv* edurate,| In lb# | :-,r *rl . . »f Georgia lie »t« tend.il the l'r,ive| ,|ty nf Georgia I it lift -eh....I Iwfurr ronipletlng til* t ir* beeautr of th* d o th of hi* ist tier. If.- hs« hern oerfve ln hi* trvda n "iliti.-'i*, tuvifig vervisl sg (.n ili il uf tin- t'iiiiidn Title A** ** -ii1 o m t-*|o ni >t DiH, and v*a * uerr'xrv nf th* i'tnihls TI'I* A e.ncislf.in fnr ten yesr* Ju*t |w*l. Al*o, tie In* Iwen srtive in rlide affair* fur a nuni'w-r uf yesr*, having , erred sv pre* l.lrnt of I ha I'wtavn.l I'hsrnlwr ..f Conuiutr*, pce.hlent of the D-laind Itulary Chile, Diitrict Governor uf Di*« t i n t 211 i f Rotary Interiviti'.nsl l.iii h esb d many .f iv e , fur reiv­ IIDSI'I I Al M ill S ing fund* fur vurin ■* rivtc so* lit t 1* tivitle., and hr r« x ive.i the award Admi.viun*: >•( thi Out it.tndlng eitlirri nf Dollrtiv I'ell i rtitren t l and through the I n l j m l Cham* Dim liargext !>er nf r.ininirrre In HtlS ,Ai. ai . . • 1 ii (Sanford) A* an active memtwr of Trln* n iT . :« Itv Methodl.t rh .rrch tn ttel.an.1, Admt«*h*"*: Reltv Rell Wa User Ifavlte Monroe) he hi* l.een a member of tha Of* fieial Rnsni *tnee be ws* 2'1 year* Af ir e KJenni’Mid (Salifurd) old. stnl I* rtiulnnnii of (he lloarl • i ie It >, ven f Sinful il) nl the prevent time, Em melt M Dp Itiry ) McDonald la IDted Is AVW* Hir lit*.: Who in Methodism «rd a e ro .. lh« R.iby Girl Dell years hat been a loyal rhiireh* Di*i bar ;r* l man. Hi* lubjeet for Suivlxy Law r e - ■ • 'i 1 ifnnl) ni.-nilng will t« : "A tay in an 't AlsUTVG lim its* Private It'Hitm, it a,m. to ft p m ; |[r-v|U)ru|bl|lt y,'* Sem- private I’o m*. 2 tn l t e- . t In 9 p m ; Peliatrle*, tl s m, to * P m I'aren’* and Gramlparent* oniv: Obdetric*. N'o vDiting d u r­ ing feeding of liable*. Private Ifnrun* II a m. tn 12 noon, 2 In -I p m ami T to ') p m , Kenit P riv­ ate itooini, 2 in t |> m, and 7 to Hospital Notes Local Club Slates Halloween Party Weather I Itl At h ttl US I l. ft | receive* a citation from Semin i *r*i1■<r f f.i i-nu rrc l ’re.U rnt t'llfford McKihbln. I UMMFN'S f.OI r AR<nn\!loV offUvr* |.lelur«(J «!•*»% *• l.ft to rhht; ?•.! ! M H r!. * M.tU rta ry ; >ti Karl H nil ! I ajj' Ly ch.iti fflaiij [!«f 1- P j a( *o> ll K i: i . i l|t 'li J 4 •in' * I • irv in •■ - n l ; 'li <* i: W llciro n i-t. i i n ; Mrs luhn li«y, .\fnir*'W 5!ric *h. Iff.*'. »icr; Mi * John I i *1.v util, I mj. >nnit'fi t rh ’iii ir nn; i: f IVIt a*11* luin lim n r hairman j Mi .1. i: • • ■ i F .'L a r , r t ii * . ai* .iirn l fh a ii m a n ; ai»4 Mi*., I ml I'u M ii.* , titriub* r*liln c h iin u p a ,’ r Additional Local Nev/s On Page 9 �N“ ■ w — ' ' ■- ? i i e 2. m , O ct 20, 1030 THE SANFORD ITERALD All Church KotlcM must b* prrnnUd at Th« Htrmld offlc* by 10 a. m. on the day before publication. QhuAch.TLoUola, t- _ a;*aj|^i5» ^ Chrititan Day School — Monday FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD Ihioujh Fiiday #.UJ a m. — (AU Rev. II. W. Henderson. Paalor UVIRPO elementary grades and kinderFrench Ave. and rind hL r l m U L> D ir, P u U r g irt an.) Sunday School 9:45 a m, Itfn d ir School 1:43 a m. Evangeliatle Servlta 7:38 p m CHURCH OP JE A U i CHRIST Morning Wonhlp 11:00 a m. Mid-Week ^ e r v ;r o Tueidiy 7:50 OF t.ATTCl| DAY SAINTS T i a Inin g tlslon •: IS p m . pm . A. tJ. I’MI» lllawck I’rreident Young People Service Thurafcvcamg SanrUei 7:39 p m City llall day 7:30 p.m. K e d n iJ iy I’ra rc r S c r tu a 7:38 Sunday School lo a.m. KBENEEER METHODIST Sacrament Meeting 8 p.m. CHURCH Citrne llflghle M ILU R EhT BAPTIST CHURCH EI.DSB SPRINGS IIAPTIHT Rev. Albeit S. F in lu r Pavloe t| lilK II CHAPEL Sunday School 19 a.m. Clifford jc iic ir.; aenrlcei: L ldrr Bprlof* E. Jo h n ,on. eupcrintcnJcnt. nponiored by F lrti Rapilel ChtirrH Preaching Service 11 a m. 10 a m. Sunday School. Nanfnrri, H i. MY/' S p IU. 11 a m. Morning Murihip Sunday Srhnn! 10:00 a.m P rayer meeting, W idnexlay, 7:13 B'jediy evening ic rrsc ci: p.m. W, O Siam ell, Superintended IS p. in. Training Union Preachin g . It W I m „ ( J ll WCU.OE MID T;:a p.ni, K v i—-# 'Vo**i!r |ir,**lT*it.' atanm , P nach ci IIP PIUIPIII I V Y T ic c iJ i; 7:59 p.m. i ’tiy tr 2503 Elm Air. RMtUM I l*»T BAPTIST c n u s m J. Lam ar (iilmer, Pavlnr GENEVA Sunday Bchool 9.45 a.m A s s c u n i Y o r e n n cnURCfi IV. A. Fllennood, Pallor Morning Worahip ll;0 0 a m i:U» hi. and Laurrl A ft. hundajr School 10 a m F.vangeliatle hi rvice I <5 p.m. Rev. licarfa a. R n i lim ning Wouhip II a m T u e s d a y : Worn ’* Miiaio, ary R T U 1 p m Sunday School »;45 a m ..ami *v*ll meet at 7:45 p. m. I p m Thuraday: Young I’aople a Service Morning Wurahlp 11 a m Evaniag Worahlp at 7:45 p. m. Youih h e n ira 6 41 pm. Every^"ly V,elcome PAOI.A < ni ne'll OF CHRIST K vaofeliitie ^ally 7;4S pm P rayer and Rib:* Study M'adnaa Lord'e Day: Ribla Study at 10 a rn T ill: (IIIlH 11 AN l .MISSIONARY AH.IAM E < III IK II Worehip Service It 00 a m day a i 7:43 pm . Park Ave. A llih 61. 7:00 pm . "R am am ber a (lad hand Invite* Pleaching Setvict Everyone Weltema Sunday you lo worihip with u»." Sunday School 9:45 » m. i Ill’l l (ITA BAPTIST CHURCH Worahlp 10:44 a.m. roSTKR CHAPEL Haller A. Hants J r., I'aeior Evening 7:45 p m . MKTltUUDT CHURCH Sunday Schuot 10 a.m. Youlh Fellowthip u 34 p.m. Morning Worahlp service 1] a m Wetl nr ad ay Oviedo Raw. O aoria II. Carllmi, MlnUter Chapel Choir Reheerial 1 p m FREE METHODIST CHURCH • 41 a m . Sunday School Bthle .Study and Prayer § pm . l-aurrl A te ai ill hi 11:00 a m Uortiup h trv ics Thursday Sunday Scheul a 45 a m. I CO pm . tt’unhip Service Cherub Choir Hr he a n a l 6 :74 Morning Hat ahip 14:45 a m . Carol Choir Rehearial 7;fSi p.m F. M. Y. T:00 p m. WEST h im : BAPTIST The Ladies’ Miiiioaary Svcitly Evening Evange'daue M 3 pm Comer o( U n i Fifth and Holly Uedneeday night prayer meeia for Lunch anJ prayxr and "WELCOMES YOU" on the I n i Tueaday of each praiac aervice 1:30 p.m. A Prirndly, M illenary, Open Sermon by the parlor. Vlonlh at 12 00 noon; and for llibte Churrh for “7IIK Evening Worehip Service 1:J9 buatneta and prayer on the 4th P KOI* LB p m Sermon by the paeior. TAictday of each mon’h a I 3.30 William L. S iipbrm I'oKur Prayer H er ling Wcdnraday 1:50 p.m. 1L U. L'rel|Ui» Aiaorlalo p atter p m. "A friendly* church f. r lha whole • Sunday School 10 a m. fam ily.” P IE SALVATION ARMY (iotprl of John Chapter U 111 Eael Srrood n irr.l a i L ’Rf II OF CHRIST Preaching ServUo 11*.m Meelinga Second hi. A Elm Ave. j Blhla Study 7 pm Sunday Ralph Brewer J r . Evangelist Blhta CaueU im l0:0t a m SUNDAY Preaching flervico 7 ;IS p.m. Sunday School U;0u a m. Bible Study lo a. m. P rayer Henrir# Friday 7:30 pun* llollneii Meeting Open Air (Street Meeting) 6.34 B’owhlp 11 a. m. •N aw Hampthlre C uuftitien of p.m. Young P eo p L ', Claia 6 » p. jn. F aith" Y.P.L. 7:W p.m Evening wurahip 7 p. m T ill:HE IS A REASON COM!. hiltaiioo Mcetieg 7:50 p m WEDNESDAY AND SEE Tueaday Bible Study 7 p, m. I Carp Codeta J-JO p.m THURSDAY SOUTH MID'. BAPTIST Rand P ractice 4 co p.m Ladle a C lan lo a. m. c H U itm Ladira Home League 7:50 p.m. Men's Training claia ■ p. an. Thureday t e a l S71h M. AI Park Ata. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN' The end of your te arrh Prayer Meeting 7:30 p m n i i i i i ii Saturday f o r a friendly C hunh. Gerald B. Pi Ira Paeior Open-Air (Si.-tei M eetini) 6:54 Oak Ave and T r.n l si * The Dev. A. G, M clanu, M iiuattr p.m. Milton Htailnhethaaa I - s . h u p tf Mra George Tuuhy, iiire.io r of In t r tiit • ftt Music U Pf ALA COMMUNITY _ Sunday HildaSahoet 10 a m rnK .snvT E R i.4N c h u r c h Mtaa Katherine Brown. I), c . E . P ra arh laf II *m Rav. C. C. While Miniater MORNING WORSHIP ; Blhla Study 7 p.m Mra. ('Inter Marre Piawlel 9:45 a. m. Evongalletie Preaching 7:45 r m n, PulricU S'ummcrlln At»i (Juartrl "() God our Help in Ages Prayer Meeting (W eJ.) 7:45 pro, MPlan P aat’’, Walla — George tat Alltatonary rrem illanial 'I'ouhy, William Hoar (irxlgr I’.iuld, A u t, Supt. erg You Ara Welrom# Warren Adam l, Clifford l hutch Sthuol MeKibhta. Church School 10 am HOLY CROSS CHURCH Sermon *'TSa Power of Proteat* Wun hip II nm (Eplaaepal) ta n u m '—Mr. M.-lnnea. 7 p. m The Rev. Ihieord 1- Ald»orth Wrrtmiiiilcr FeUcwahip 'Villing Worker* 7 p.ai. 9 43 a m Sunday SchoI’rirtl-la-vhars* 7:30 pm. 10-M a. m. S"iti(in meets fur Holy EucUatUt S.OO i .i» Evening AVoithlp prayer In the Sea"Every uody Invitrvi to ottead Family Sonic* and Churrh Srhcol aion l(o-"-m ovr eervlcea." » :I t It a m HORNING WOK SHIP FIRST AIKTIIOPtrT CHURCH Ae'Srm *‘S*ek Y* the L ori". central n \m s T n iu x m Roberta — Chancel Paeior V itim II Weati h e r. J. W. Parham, f u l o r Chute, with aoio by* I ducatbnal D lrertar Rarhet ReaCor. Fourlernth f t . Oak A tr. Harry Wolr. »lry Sunday Schaol 1:45 a m Antham ’'Almighty Owl of Our M omtni Worihip Service 11:00 *:45 o rn. Church School Fathers", Ja m ra —Chan­ riaaira for all • j e t . a tn. cel Choir. II a.m. Morning WoreMp Training Union <15 p m ll'a a Sermon “ The Toner , f ProleatanSermon— ’’Ti e Old and t) e New’* family all air. itam "— Air Melrmla. p m MYF Evening Worihip 1:50 p.m. Nuraeriea for thildrcn under three, 7:13 p.m. Oigan VvaiKia and three lo alv. ever* Sunday "Come thou with ua and we *J1 7:30 p m . Evening Wcrvhip 3(ormng durUti lha Woeahip Hours da thee g**L* Serpoa— ’ The Tea*, of Deed!" 1.45 a m. and l! a m Rrcadcaat uv«r W.T R.R. I 54 EVENING WORSHIP SANFORD REVIA’AL cr.V T FR A.30 p m . Fellowahtp far young Srimtm Mr. Mclnmi. K it. 1. P. T a ,te r, P atiar people, Sunday* School In am . Wrdnciday Evening P rayer Ser­ (111*118 II OF I HE VUAUL.Ni; Morning Worahlp 11 i n vice 7 30 p m —"Study i f "Sanford's hinging in u rc h ” gvenuil Evangetlatle Sarvict ra u l’a U t:* ra " Second S ire n ai Mapla Ave . \v*ii 7:45 pm . R H Spear J r , Paaior I AKr. MANY n A r t i s t Weekly fc rric e t: The Rev. R. II Sprat ,lr,. pai n iA i’Ei. Tuetday and Thureday 7:45 ler of the Churrh of th* Naaarene la k e Mary. I'll, p.m. tnvilea the public tu hear Ihr Carl* R itu lo Saturday Morning Paeior — HtV. W, A. Lllrnwood a«n E vm grliatic Tram Broadcast over WTKIi 10.55 Sunday School * (5 a m Th* farlaana at* talented inttruMorning Worehip 11 a etr am . mentallati. playing th r piano, Training Union i:M p m . Hammond Oigan, tnarimha, aleeEvening Worahlp • .30 p in . i.iT nr.R A N o i i R n i trie guitar, violin, twin aer-rvlPrayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 pm ions, Hwua cow bella, and altigh UF TUB REDEEMER PAID.A WESLEYAN bells, Mra. Cgriata la a talented *01 W. U lh P late MLniODLsT niL K C U reader. Rav, Carlaen la a Utbla Phone lias t Mite* Weal on Rl. 46 The Re*. Phillip Srhlrtananw Sunday School 9 45 i m. Paeior Morning Worahip 14 45 *.m. Sunday School *15 a ro Wcileyan Youth < 45 p m Slide Claao 9:15 a m. Evening Womhip 7:31 p m Service 10:50 i.ra Wrdneiday P rayer Meeting 7:34 ••Prayer For The Day" phm o 1MI pm . Everyone Welrome Rev. Cecil W. Shalfer f ir s t c h u r c h o f c u b is t . SCIENTIST. WO .Second St. Sunday Sorvltai 11:00 a m Sunday School 11:00 am . Wadaeaday E ttttlac M eetinte 100 p.m. Lemon S e rm o n - “ Probation AfIrr Death" Beading Bourn located la Foyer of Church Buildmi open to public 3 30 lo 4:50 p.m. Tueadays and T huridayt. A cordial invitation la extended to all lo attend our a trv u c i and uae the Reading Room. . *■ »■**• T i ' ‘ ?*&'&** ***• M/ - v UT'S 60 TO CHURCH TOCTTHfR p-m. The good thing about this is that Dan and Betty and those other youngsters too arc here, in Church, because they want to be! No one made them come. No one told them that they had to. No one threatened punishment if they didn’t. 0 Though outside it is a bright sunny day and the woods and fields and streams beckon, they are here, in God’s house, at prayer. They’d like the*country and the world to know that despite all this alarming “juvenile delin­ quency" there arc &ood teen-agers too. There are teen-agers who have been instructed in the Christian way of life, and who have discovered w hat the Church tan mean to them. ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN In Mat la (Near Oviedo) Rev. M rphrn 51. Tahy Paeior Morning Worahm 3:35 a.m. Radio M utton Broadrait at 1:39 •. m, over WORE <740 fcc> Sunday Schmd 3:00 a m .—for ill age groupj. th * ^ S ^ V ‘o r ^ a ^ 7nJ0^ 0;‘ *Cmh 1 h la a itcrahouga ol aci/iiuni cow iurruV •••n r p r a c ahoulj and *upport th* Church Tn own tak* (J) Tcr hi, I - u T V ol hr. t ^ " ‘ * « • ol * * Churd, Z . i "■ J «3:*r.q| support pi3(, ‘ '«ir « n r«-,(j X OtiaonahJ T” " »h IC#* '•O'ulorl a,» »1 To, h, *3‘ » , r » Ter ,h n*,d ' hl1 Kcfa 10 n ,. r' V W.-cVr u t i , ...... .V;.'......... ..........r?**i*t fS aU A I,,, C‘ *>Jlu ........... J*4 It* .1 T u tu ,, . ............ W ,/„ i ........... }•*'•* TluWa, ’ .......... V*hil I t i j t t i , ................... ’ .................I ItX* »•( Vm rn.*,, ......... rr .!mW at Ala K m va • ’rwl •*• Ai T his “S u p p o rt T h e C h u rch ” Sorie.1*, P u b lish e d H itch W eek in th e S a n fo rd H erald w ith th e A pproval o f the S em in o le C ounty M in isterial A sso c ia tio n , i r M ade P ossible by th e C o-operation o f th e se Well- known B u sin e ss E sta b lish m e n ts: Jilts. A P P I.E B Y ’fl 111 8T A I H A N T S SAM (Hill AVKNI K AMOCO T. V. Btaww FLORIDA STATE n.\NK of Sanft.nl H E R I tr S W AREIIOCSE m t N I T C U E CO. SANFOnn ATLANTIC NATIONAL HANK H IL L l.t'M H E R vt S l '? L Y Y .M U ) BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY HOYD • WALLACE Ml TCAI. INSCHANCE TimitM-u v a s e <;as a APPLIANCE CO„ INC. WILSON . MAIL'K ITHNITCRE CO. CENTRAL KLUIUDA H)0pS INC. Tin: TEXAS COMPANY LMITTY’S SNAPPLV TURTLE ,v >«! \ss A A M K IU C .W D ll, CO. A|. R. lii:l(k la n !. Tuntratlor « .U N I I/O . Additional Church News On Page 7 Church T H E O f ljR G K F O R A U . . A LL FO R TH E C H U R C M im u so s iin iK (iKNK'ri co. SC sm an v o o ii t r a c t o u co . °f""' CELERY CITY PUINTlrvG CO. Hear Harry and Ksther Carlsen at the Sanford Church Of The Naznrene thif Sunday October 28 at 3 p, m. In this 75 minute sacred concert you will hear the Hammond Organ, Piano, Violin, Twin Accordions, Mirimba, Electric Gui♦ar, Swiss Cow HellR. and Sleigh Bells. Only a free offering will be received. • J. C. D ivii, CotuignM OI.K MIY CI.KANDUS r . i „ ii \ rvky p i .cm iu no THE MAYFAIR INN W. W. HORNE RKIMANN MOTORS KITH UHOKEHAGE CO. INC ^ :m iio t t i .i m ; co m pa n y n m s s o s f u n e r a l hom e PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO. JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY HOLLER MOTOR SALKS HOY WALL I’Ll MUINli WADES SL'PREX MARKET SANTORO KLKv M tU CO. J C. Ill | Cll ISON .4 CO. SANFORD Al TO PARTS WARNER’S (iCLF SERVICE HTtNK MACHINE ft SITPLY CO. SANFORD IIO.VT WORKS .SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO IUVNEY DRY I'I.EANKItS �f * -> Proud Ones Is Exciting Western In S k y ’ Opens At Drive-In Fr!.. Oct. 2f>, 1950, Pajje 3 I ^ 3 f Q j | j f C Warner Bros reportedly tip* the seit off the ‘tory that elec­ trified 'hi' ssuril. the launching of the fir>t man-mmlc earth sat­ ellite, In the t Ir.rniaScot*'. WarncrL'olsir "{•.■stellite In The Sky," which start* t ’nlte at the Prairie I.ake Drise try Theatre. The film *tcr, K eren Moore, Loi» M av-ctt. Dei,aid Wolfit. Bryan F o r b e s , J in i m y I t a n k - ) attil T h e a Gregory. "Satellite 'n The Shy," took tin re year* to film amt required the assb 'an ce of many .elentifie im) m ilita ry w fanU oU ooa I# o Tuple l r. Murh actual n,Oilei II .juipmert u*cd to launch satrl■.c> i« w en for Ihe first tim e li e ftl.ii pr. i i f i l by K dw arl J. ind Harry lure [santiger ami dl- retted by Paul Dicks XL I r*pott* nlly |» o r . of the molt timely film* ever released, running neck toil r.c L v*ill, d aily headline* to rm the public .b, ut man'* at* , < to penetrate the strnlo•.phtre. Authenticity was the was ?»•«-mt of the w hile p r o d u c t i o n . War Picture Stars T.More P. Wagner Worl I War 11 Interrupt, thi- hilof moment of romance for ltobcii Wagner and T erry M oon In Twentieth Century-Fox's Cinema Pcupe, color b>- p# l,u i* drama. *‘p..Iteoren and |lell,M ^pnening Sunday a: th- lilt* 'i >ln- Tin- anU.uaI it ty nlwut n ’P o o p ,-f lolillrt * -..I.., U can.c tru- ilcll-Fighteis of tin Pacific" ■l*<> »tar« Itrndfrirh Craw ford ard Hudity f.lisi o. The alchemy of war and it* .tran ce rfrfe t on men thrown ,uto the eonftiilun of ha1lie is dra l mutually M u,tratid in "Between l l . j u 'n anil llr l! ' the new T'tentn-lti f e d n f Kas i h e m ; • ot c D f l a t r eo r ,i *: > < which < ini • to the Kite Theatre Sunday. Al­ though the >toi> »h jw » how a croup of Su .it hern boys.lando r m t i and sharecroppers eithe, l> came the "Hell-Fighter* of the aclfle” it mme than a war film; rn’hcr it 1* an engrossing Jrania o fpcrsonal confllet* and emo­ tional disturbance. A. a Southern landowner, whu a* it.i Umi for hi* sluieciopt-er * nor any people below him in ila»», Hubert Wagner else* pcihap* the nto.t *cniittve anil powerful per­ form nine of lilt career. Much of the Intriguing and highly Interest­ ing I'ory Is *een through his eye*. When hei* called to active se n ice at the outbreak of Worl I War II hi* wife, Jenny, played with charm amt conviction bylas rly Terry Moore, fear* that an otherwise Idyllic rtlatintuhlii i* on Ihe verge of breaking up due In hi* feudal attitude toward oihcr people. Because hi- *tnick an officer un­ iter mm hat circunutances, Wagner is a**jy.rd in an outfit the Army has *ent to a remote uulpo- Hero he iH-gins In change hi* nay*. On- nf the driving forte* behind thi* charge, ni'hiijcli he him*elf it not a a a te nf It. i tin cowardly grtrn I'.iptam, evprr.ly pnrlttiyn t by Itriwleritk Crawford Thu brawny actor lia< one of lhii>e mealy role* which Ins talent* seem Note NEW TIM E helow Sin Dieio asked (or rain ~ a n d jot a Hood! w 'Z J . i often to eoiiimaitd. ’ . r 'd i d , vet cftevBse, highlight Ihe Sanford Herald Radio & 7V Log mmim 'll Tlb« t f * y *1 IK* C U r y « | . lib# C Jl- * At I I»,|Im UtS ' I I if* ita « r». *!• *» ft-it u n u > ii«» I fa*fa * urn in -linm»' ii1fa«' w Tfa» N»•• ) 4 W | * M ‘i N\ #U* NHsi» h(« n -o f f IS was * i)<luo* at suasrsi for p iD & lliO H O B Ililli 'H A iriElD THE RAIHMAKER" *3BUS I Telephone Time 6 V >sS I'lO lm r . 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In f. r ,Ii.,i, n| In k in g n t r t Ih s I. h u I U s a rtlln g h o u .r lo c i, .t ..r k and b i r r r l in rlu d in g ( I* Iw a u tifu l u n n r r in fh l* s i r B r frnm *‘ 1 h r I ’ m ud f ln r * . * Opi ning Su n d a y at I ha M o v ir'a n d It tile In l h, r • ai Maun |l r * e k # r« • 4 • Sm m i M l Ni • *i p i b Jertifa. rt# II to Hun -On S \T l IIDAY ttM .V C H A N N It A - - . , i • :e I S . H* science thriller liwluie fc: 2• SUNOAT, * P.M. Winur Bm £ven the control of the ki l >•' itu h e t through the toood bar ii* t p ru td ied thip, bound for 1K-r P ,cant 2A feel fioui the ou'ei .pace, wa* mounted on f|(|lln J Aim. the latest developu. er- which ' ‘".ulaled 'he muM ,h lp , #nJ tu n of the i raft rocketing through ' * the .Iretosphcre h'iKb almude (lying suit* are .aid RICHARD CONTE-PEGGIE CASTLE *\S\V .\i,\ n il - K V It C '" " '- ’" ^ of the »pa,c- ,u ** i» *ald to l>e- S a lelide In The Sky l* a crivni thru. ,;h the able direcluin aeenea i f -n r of the most ad- W anur Biop ir.e n U ion m if Richarl Hr:*, her and the *cn- vaneed i)t>,s of jet plane* a* tl CtnemaScnpO and WarncrColor. • m si* *ir.rt t»s ll-rrs ltro-»n. sv'-o ■ 1 tor) to ! c - fee ii frosts hr Juris (ira llrjey-* best-.etllng novel. "The lliy Ihe i cei-iry Kndod M u c h credit f.u tl.e out* andmg •treen attract, -is must alio go to the supporting cast. Bud­ dy Kli.eii, as a Soft spoken, ontnels-ntl- .» Bt baddy of Hubert I U NINfa in iiirm i i • i t i N Vi • i Wagner who him self is a share% ■* I t T| t m« It IKI « M i l l a * • \ a."i .lit I far11 srepper d -•> m-jcli lo tiring Wagn­ » K ill I \ \ ,i *• 9*1 rA ri i »ir*» er out of his own little svorld The I I I NlNls > 1*1 it Ail N v I t U ( ) * IM f<nil H j iii Hfaim utu *« 'IN III* NV f»l'l ellni her, boss ever, i* applied when » vi > It «I I |"f! t 4I I' # Wflgiur »ec» how ht* fellosv bud- >.S» lh I run*! I I»» i.4 -3 si; .1 flits fa*ah I* !*;••• hi l« v ■ i n i . 1 r b a ll # ii * » d ec react under p trttu rv The) t «<) I t v w l l i t l N v t t ivt.J‘1 \\ h.if a \|> | , l M l are p ljsi 1 by Brad Besler, Kelt 4 IN J *tI*n l»*iv N*1f *l*lH*lt» I: HdIf N* « * . H|M‘i l l • 29 K|tvll tftti It I wi tt | > i ii NNe l k MdkJM H ark, s-kip II incur. II . t r i e r li* i I it"1 :.cm!>cel. and Xfark D a m o n , | |N l I IM n H i m «*U H iiN im M o im N ii they wi-rr tin men who fought 11V JIIkun ||*> i u rv tt I 't i i i u t;» iiM isf he rnritty wt'h courage and iiirtI 19 l #•! 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I i* I If t 'I V < 09 U o i t a AI NIB || | ■< - • l l*U | t i l l I will»fal UniHI I 2» i **.*U ill f i l l '• WlM t a ** sica 1 i* ,'tt* I V 4 •>>.' il*tdlII < ta It|Hif U Ifaf Vfa t%st|ir lUH'lt IlkUltuna* • I » • 11 • *1* at fa1*01 l l | fair UN 'i B« firtiMli Mim** I a» iH il ll U tf O n V t*luu4 I i-.uuif i,;|i) I uI i aIi n f*»* Ufs^r.l 7 1# fa.-l#' l luuf Man Id £|trial l * iM^t at #* «si i j * II • UituM-m* Co-TVator* 1.1 I . %I %U I Vt* Mum ra m *• 4t»a 1*^(1m u J foil* * j g i f • 11yr l « * i r iiiikdi-tdl — W e n - t i n Or-o". • * » « ■ - — 9 2 » ClttsTdl ll- lb i l 9 !• l l h j (h tit II ui a ■kviMMut* u 29 ,Nt Ilull.# INi t fa t * JAU«l«« III *N»tt i 1 a | S | | "r -1|fI•'• L*fault • 11i ifa fa «»ff ftiS • tit) * j »j it it I# • N il MUNI 9 i Uu il * * M D I IN IN li In V pite the younger man's attempt upon hi* life. In her current rule for Twee ’telh t ’entury Kos, Virginia Ms) lend* her beauty to the wild »c ling* of a frontcr boom towr where *bc run* a local inn. an* r a t e * the heail of the lowuT marshall. Pitmetl in D rLuie color, tho Robert I . Jacks production was I ’ Robn l» Webb an* ,s bj*ed on j n isei by Venn Mhana*. Kdniund N. rth ant Joseph Petracr* ur<te the blot* ing screen play. •‘The Proud «»nc»," a Iwen'lcth Century Ko\ Cinema Scope western which relate* with gusto the fir.I knuckllng-umter of gun rule to the command of a town marshal, open* Sunday at the Movieland It dr In Theatre with a top cast of star*. Robert Ryan, Virginia Mayo and Jeffrey llon'er are eo-»tarrrd with Robert Middleton, Walter Urcnnan heads the featured ca*t. Ryan i* an effective, courageous •hertff who, be*idc< keeping a gull «r.:»nrn r-efc-r r - a T mmt f--c i.'*e-o(T w th . from , on the lassies*, can take a sengc1 fut cowhand and mold h.m in'o Showing Isinilr and tumor row at the Prairie l.akr |trlse-1n Ih ra tre . an honest and fearless deputy des­ MAN Hub ft* V-Wift ir tr iiin n i *• m **ifa, H*i» * - »•.. ITftnr fi V fa ?€#wo flfd l t-M Ho# I n r # »f#»l#f| • aft Nf r » ft4 v M**tft*ft • ft-* TV*.*fIff f f Thp## * *1 fif-T.tl * F #i I#*p Fhni# * if> f r >n*i r r f t f l t f ihpb *fa##o Tim« 4 tfa V#»# (ilt T . * , Tlw a Randall Electric Co, S K U V I C r : • Q U A I .I T Y S A T IS F A C T IO N D r IIA B Y S A N F 0 K 11 1»II. 11.1 I 'l l . 2S37- J 3 �0* f -* . ** Sanford Is Proud O f Mayfair Inn Frank Mebans J r ., N o. 1 Citizen Thera’a one thing that the New York Giant* organization and the City of San­ ford have In common—the Mayfair Inn and ita manager. Prank Msbane. Jr. The caauai paaaerby might be too prone to think that the Mayfair Inn la Just a huge building th at la vacant a part of the year and busy Juat a few months. A glance Initfde the New York Giante plush winter hotel however, will reveal an almoct opposite aeene. Year round, the Mayfair Inn is a busy place—and moreao when its manager. Frank Mebane. Jr. is In his office directing the activities of hlt< organization For Instance—it's not such an easy tusk to get out 10,000 letters on a subject that’s pretty big In Mehant'a heart—Sanford and Seminole County. But 10.000 letters are just a starter.. There’# another 15,000 letter.* giv­ ing to another mailing list—still another 13.000 being tent out to another—and so on. What the casual observer doeen’t realize, too. is the fact that the brochures, letters descriptive material and immphli’t.* nil con. twin ‘‘Sinford’’. Its description, what we h ire here, and the advantages of coming here. Again, each envelope Is postmarked Sanford. These meeuiges—all develojved by Frank Meluine, Jr. on his favorite subject—are mailed to (he four corners of the country. Mebane believes in Sanford, thinks San­ ford, talks Sanford and ban its welfare topmost on his list of daily achievement a. One must have an <>j>]Mirtunity to listen to the genial Mayfair Inn Manager and Di­ rector to know thut he Is a "Number One" citizen. Just now hii interests are surrounding (he Mayfair Inn, the New Air Conditioned Annex, the New York Glantn Farm System Dormitory, the Mayfair Inn Country Club, nnd the Annual Mayfair Inn $15,000 i’GA Open. , Those lire big Items on anyliody's list of • interests—for each one l« an attraction that will bring more nnd more visitors (nnd fu­ ture citizen* of our city I to Sanford. And the bigger the croud* that come to S*n- • for. tot a visit ut the .May fall Inn, for base­ ball tmining in the famous Farm System, for « round of golf at the Mnyfair Inn Coun- ti The Sanford Herald *J t'A'If n o * M il iu£ 9 , s ,s .- ,r d class Bistres (V ls S s r IT , t i l l at (•■ii urn s ot s w - r a rt» * as o-«sr tx« »-* ■t *’ -n* **, V!st«S I ITS r u n * s t h k in *- rwu** $•* rivti**** si situ's. i i s i t 'i s s *n rsscsiUs* la it-s rei'iv* < ITMIliVil ...............In# ' I s s s c s r r H o i* , , <s* t - s s s s - f ' s r s * Pres* 1.>« t. t* m Ii i M t u l v i o s i j tn I#* us* r»r ssp ab lte a .* - r ail i s - i ». s i - , - i p - is i» a in ik is * s » . p s » s r l.p. ,.,-o#4 \ .'! ‘>siill| h- »1#s»ral * 4 ts M l.la r ,M) I I* • 1st Ussri'i •*.!*»• ns>k n i a A'Unta llearala Is C* * ( h i t * tta a lk s - t - t u s ’n i r T i o * tic psr stiV r.sT r.a o-,* 'h*!S t i t W s r is , ii as f<aa T s s rr i i *a i i rs iIII n iIS s t il o . l u a r j n il - s c a r d s i i - V i esselu iU ss an* .1 ». t f - n t - . t s l ' i i r - n r t'r re# t a r p " * s »f s s t i l - e " ! • w'tt o* ehss*** f r as ts i 'il ir itT S rll.lsi r»r#s . • M I’ngo 4. Friday. October 26. 1956 T O D A Y ’S n 1 n im .E V ER3F. One God nnd Father of nil who i* atrovg —Epb. 4:6. lie i* infinitely patient, but lie can do no. liny w ith a proiligul son or a prodigal un­ ion They need (iod infinitely more than lie lee I* them God can wait. All prodigal* are ill shod and hungry. Why don't they turn round and go bark home? s 'ATT £ n I * 9 Business Breakfasts Latest Thing MB * \ _ V " ip . * «** *. Vrt'.l *'.« .- V * / try Club, or to watch Die famous pruf< in their nnnual coni|<otitlon. pleases Frank Mebane. Jr. the most. •r ■*■. ; ■*r;s Right now, another of Frank Melanie's interests is centered In bringing conventions .. • « to Sanfotd. "We have the location. Die weather the facilitiere nnd the kind of place convention-minded people like to visit." h« saye. And he’* working toward convincing organizations that they’re missing * bet hy not scheduling Sanford for their next get• •• ' -I----together. You see. Frank Mebane. Jr. Is f . ,* ‘ > V* « V. .■*•'“v % chairman of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Tourist and Convention Com­ — T VJ > • mittee. And thousands of those letter* we mentioned are being mailed out to the *ame number of orgsnlzatlons sround the United States convincing business and professional people that Sanford "is the Number One place to hold a convention." Frank Mebane. Jr. in hla portion as .Man­ - aJ’eJswrt. ager of the Mayfair Inn and as one of Sanford’s biggest Iswsters. never meets an en­ emy. Ills pica-ant. affable and friendh ap­ proach I* everyone who might meel him during the course ol a liusimv* transaction, as a visitor to Sanford, or in carrying out By J \ 'l l * M \KI <m sia's European satellites, all hi* "Number One" citizen activities I* a \.«.'tljteU I 'i t • >>*a, T u t s .I stronjl) rationalistic, ihtml I try In assert lotnf In-Ip-endenre. convincing moment that *V n '* r» genM .n an W'\SIMV iT V * ’ ■ b ir abra’iit# c ,'ul af world torn* A* it I’j r n e t irit, the Poles and 1 can surely like ” mu., un belo.e t i n . . u .. , :t -niarians base Just made the We’re convinced that Frank Me’ ane. Jr. '»he’ M• t . ' 5| T il. Prukr w'wy In try I. and Ib t Red Thr ir>ns for ihv* new Kremlin U doing a 10O |>ercent alt out. Chamber o' 1918, an I l e tn,-. ovrr China one je a r Is that -b< en ro u railn ; national­ Commerce Job for the city because, that Is Chine itrr. In lhr n.-n-romintmitl Middle the subject of the greater number of hi* Nikita Ri-r. be rs. HeJ parly ism Ea*t In wreck We iters infltirneMtiveraaMona, tetter;, and publlHt" material u s i In Itui'l* ■■! t1:- ntbrr h ; r . there 'lies- fannnl nationalism In Mebane ha* I ecu winding tin IC" nf X'*l| ■ th ilr own setrlliles, of event* that will Mart activitle around ai the T.r.i ssbo let It its ls'i Iron Tlit- event* in i'oluua and Mudsm I m H i M i . .v.rs wer>- n .t Identical \n<l for the flirt of December and then Veto them *rlu Hut "hen i | | | | f'eb- the tim e h its; their importance going throughout the *eav:n that is ' Tli- r ary, In M -b d i ajra lin ^ —‘m the >en*t> of llussla Iisslug tlonally the biggest part of the year In Ftor- Mitie ro i.fd .-i 1'irre »r* varlius her hold on the sal-llites—should raids to snelsllsn !,■ s , , onts no' he osorrstim atrd Ida We’re mighty happy that Frank Me' nnc. raeo: Wr .s reiiliy m l !r> ina In Poland the Polish Communist msk* P * h: ,t of 3 !e; 1^ ,| In- leadership decided—for r.-ssons of Jr. la in Sanford with the New Yn-V Ctants' to rltsa-e Its own—to proclaim Us Indcpend Mayfair Inn and Country Club for • know Thl’ sv?s t h • r-sl'iy : once of Kuvsia. One reason ma> that w h em er be goes, the eubjv • i- the The m 'l h i ftu «!»;;* e.i dlV t base been to parlfy the people’s same “Sanford la the bert eity of them *11" hope t« an*-* s ssvIliT- of fhe halre.1 of Russia and their dlseon- ny n a l b o y l e NEW YORK jP—E vrrynnc has heard of the three-hour business luncheon, h.it tom e l>count nos are going in tor ran hour b nines* breakfasts. One of (hem is William Zee kendorf, head of « real estate firm • hich h irrt to architects and "«m has on its d ri(tin ; boar I- builtling pinjecl > valued ut u billtun (iuiiurs. To keep tab on his sprats li:tg enlerprlies In the L’nitetl Slate, and Canada, Zeckendorf summons his rv eru lisrs once a week to a breakfast conference in the firm's Madison Avenue penthouse office I attended on.- of tb e .f unusual sessions recently, and here’s how It went. Zerkcndorf. a tank-sired man. an ) a dnirn or so of hit top aides briskly waded throuih platters of him ami r a is and steaming cups of coffee The aids had tiads of yellow pap~r and sharpened pen­ cils before them Ze.-kendorf had a silver hell and an ivory telephone. After a lillle itrsulluf) talk on politic*—Zeckendorf wasn't sure Eisenhower was "the right presi­ Hungarian Uprising Mot Lost Cause Needless Tragedy Folio hi* brought needle** irgped’ to thoutand* of Amerienn* thl* y«ar-no? I'e«* b«caiifr> we now p**sr*« the menu* o ' nrr yentlng loiter thnn four out of five re«e« of pnrnlysl* from thl- enu*e and more will be stricken next year. Jttit how exten«tve the human damngr will he In lD.'d depend* on how mnny of u* art now to nro'erf *urirlvert nnd ottr fnmille*. Tiie time eJement I* vltnl becatttto It tnle* eight month* to wpnec nut pmneetv the voeeine shots required for mnxlmum nroterMon. ^ftnly hy stnetlnu nt once will vmt hnve time to complete the three.*hot nerie* hefore warm weather brings .mother uptrend <>* the di*rn«e next venr Fnch of the three *hnt* I* im|KiitaiC The whole effect i« to enable the human *yntem to produce the antibodies thnt dr*, troy the polio virus before it enn roach the nerve rentern The third i* the cllnrher: It provide* long-lasting protection at the high eat level attainable- n level comparable to the Immunity conferred hy n natural attnek of the t|Dep*e It*elf. Medical authorltle* recommend thp» tbc «eeond *h*t he administered four to six weeks after the first, nnd the third, seven month* nftrr the second. If vnu Imvc ah ready tregun the scrie* you should get IT*' remaining *hot.*i according to schedule If • on haven't started vet. thar* to no better time than the present. N» Farm Real Estate Values Take Jump BY It I M il’ll JENNINGS WASHINGTON < \P> — Farm real estate values in Georgia. Flor­ ida, and Alabama took a big jump In the year ended July 1. An Agriculture Department repsir: shovs. Florida's bssotn in the value of farm Un-ls topped the nation ssith a IS per cent increase Li thr 12 month period. Georgia and Alabama also were well up among Ihe top with an I per cent hike each The dsqtatiment said Florida values were influenced cons* I* ably by purehase* of land foe In­ dustrial iTea, housing develop­ ments and pulpwood production and because of Improvement In rllru t grove* and pastures. Farm* In Florida stretch from a few a r m for truck crop* to ip read t of 5.000 or more a te rrs for cattle ranch##. The department reported the average rslimated value of a farm in Florida on July | was gJT Mg compared to 04.131 a year before. In !Mo. the value w ai 916.BI7 and in I PM, 113,(127, In Georgia, value of an average farm Increased from M.IIS In 1M3 W.J0U this yoar. In Alabama. Jh# value was tt.M g In 103 and • U M In low. The average value of Georgia farrn i in lO o w ai te l #{ O B23 ■nd in 104. O.TI0. In Alabama, the average value was t i auy m i n j U .iia |n 104 During Ihe year ended last July valu* of farm lands w n up alt s*ale* axerpt alx. most 0f fO O r P R iN r t IN 'T H E SA N D S O f TTME pulpwtxMl industry, pasture im provemeni and industrial expan­ sion. The stales, a department spokes­ man said, had good cotton crop* In 103 aflcr a poor yielJ In 104, t*->m pro-lu.-ion also *i< up in the Southeast Total value of farm land and buildings in Florida this year was fixed al R.tM.OOO, Georgia $1,33*.nnrt amt Alabama. tt,3P9.0*0 In IMV the value of farm land* and bull iings In Florid* was II,* laviotal, Georgia $1.453.WO and Alabama $1 I2T.OOO. The average acre value of farm laff- a "O* •nllthr f ■}■ . |.,i l *r h td f ii *moie than :m j c i r t . Tito’s suea ssj o i In-entise tn o 'l . r l-so After the r-.im -'le set bs- Tito ind f t r j r tb»t oon t or I* cr iome of Rut- tent under communism. Rul only recently the new Red tMUIi boss, Vlads,law Gomulka, Informed his eutinlrym.m Russian troops would remain in Poland as long a* the Weat ha« military bates In West Germany. That raises questions about the de;ree of Independence achieved b> the Polish Communist leaders The one fart that is clear is that Poland is sliil under communism It was different In H m aarv. where the people resulted aguirst Ixiih their Russian masters a ut their own It m iarian t'om nnn t regime, Russia u»ed her troops to pul down bn ,is r and u s e the Hungarian Communist govern­ ment The Hungarian upn-ing. ns. m at­ ter how temporary, is not a lost cause. Russian intrusion gives the Hungarians that much more rea son to hale the Russians and rummunism with equal fervor and revolt again. Rut at least the events tn Po­ land and Hungary- lo look on the sunny side—may he ihr foot in the door for further breakaway from Russian control. The Russians cer­ tainly suffered a major disaster to this extent' Their m e of troops in Hungary makes a farce of Iheir efforts to convince the neutral and under* developed countries that their in­ tentions are unselfish or that their antieoloniabsm is real dent for m e" unless he pitched into the canipalcn a tittle harder —the conference got down to bus!net* Then. 3T minutes late, in came Rilly Roie, Druadway showman and entertainment consultant to the lirra, looking a bit like an owl roused at noon There s»ere a duten matters on the agenda, but only one camr up. That was the question of building an ice rink at Roosevelt Field, a Jo million dollar nci shopping center on laoig Island The fu r began to fly at mice Herb Silverson young president of the center (Zeckendorf is beard chairm ani was lukewarm toward Ihe whole idea of an icc rink m a shopping ern u r. At he si fit­ 's anted a simple outdoor rtnk that would cost only izioxwo. Ruse wanted lo enclose the rink, put in romession booths, a res- Rainfall May Be Measured By Radar MIAMI T—Scientists at thr fnlsersilj of Miami are developing » mrihusi of measuring bs radar thr rainfall in remote arras, the information to be used In the pre­ paration of flood forecasts. ilctUT flood forecasls would he of greatest value in hills or moun­ tainous country where flash floo.li are a danger but are nested in practically every area. Prof. Ilomer W. Hi«er of the tinivrrsH)’* Marine Laboratory said ’’There often !• a sudden rain in an uninhabited area where there arc no rain gauges." he said "The w al-r poor* down Into a riser ami maybe four or five hours later a Insert downstream is hit by a flood " This is the situation that devel­ oped in the stake of hurricane Diane last year in Transylvania and NVw England. Streams ru»e nut of iheir hanks with Utile warn­ ing. causing untold property dam age and many deaths * t\> are finding methods by which we can determine qutckl* how much rain is falling or ha* fallen In a remote place." Miser said. "Hydrologists making flood forecasts will be given more in­ formation sooner than they are able to get it now." tan rant, and finally "A lame brain idea," said S Iverson who thought Ihe arrt could be put to better uses "1 ntver have been n put upon, frustrated and humiliated in whole life." bellowed Ite<e. • "There are no personalities |» this." grumbled Zerkcndorf. "No­ body is to get his feeling hurt ** After it turned out Rose’s pl.s-. for an am usement area would c ,*t mure than a millon dollars Z< k. endorf said; "I don't want to pm>r |>nj th»* To do less than the ultim atr • -, do n o th in g -to ruin ymir reputa­ tion." 9 The quarrel bstw rrn Rrs.^ >. Sdserson went on for more *hia an hour, each arguing srhem. nii as Zeckendorf appeared In h u t first one, then the other. "Nothing happen* by Itself »v eept failure." he said at o-point, and at another* "O ur who's phllo.ophy has changed tie r. gelling down to leaspo'-al 1* nf land That's ihe whole art |t e»tale — take a bit of pij.i, -.0 and raise it to its highest pof.u,. earning level " The waiter passed around a b-.\ of fii vent cigars. 1 look one ii ths-n Zerkenilurf had deridrd l!.. n and Silverson should go ahri-i wuh Rose’s plan He alto en d ir.r l the suggestion lo add a double, deck parking lot. The fumes from the evpemiie cigar and Ihe big money talk h r-f gan to go to my head, f w.s™ about to suggest that they bull] a stadium for the Rrooklyn Dodger* next to the Ice rink, but the c- o* fere-nee bruke up I felt cert- i both Rose ami Silverson wire heading for a botile of sodium 'li­ ra rb tablets. "You see sve get something do * at these breakfasts, don't you " said Zeckendorf genially. "At ! we aren't bothered by the lele*n phone " ™ As I left I rem arked to in n ecutisr that I had never before seen a util Don dollar* spent over a breakfast. "Oh." he said, "you only saw thr first round This will come up at least half a dosen more time, before we really deride sshat well do " The one sure thing about the breakfast business eonferen.-e fjj ssmm* to be this: It gives tvronns * chance to get their ulcer* acti­ vated earlier in the das tj MORE niNGO HAVING IN TAMPA TAMPA ( APt—There R Ih- no more bingo playing In Tiunpu That’s an Older from Mayor Nt-k Nucelo. The mayor, who promise I to rnforee slrielly the city’s «nlt gambling laws, said yesterday u makes no difference where bint > I* played—churches, d u b s nr pub lie place*—II will !>* against Ihe Isw from now on. land in Florida this year was set III $120 34, Georgia Sfil in. and Mahama. K IM . In 1931. Ihr a . re­ value in Florida was MB 22, Geor­ gia it! So anil Alabama $31 *d a y vox rntM ixnx couen I.una:, lo w , lo v e lie r tlm n e v e r — w ith d r a iu a lie n e w O iu u lra-l ito d e s ig n LINCOLN FOR 1957 i'ovsrrfully new, tun, in One rn r p erform ance—v*lth a new nrruv n f (sower lim irir* to iiittlsc llti* lilt- moat cfiortlca* (Irivinj: line rn r ever liuill Tale a long, long io o l .it this long low Lincoln—because you’re liwikiug al the Liighlnl new star iu the fair car Grid. From the new Quadra-lute Grille—"ilh Ameriia’a fir*l four bra-ltamp de*ign —tn canted rear l>la<lr*. i}ii* i« the longest, lowest, most rAtrincfire (uncoln ever, When you drive it, you'll discover that tills most powerful Lincoln of all time lias a new lind of swift, silken .100 horsepoxrt . . . a new kind oi fasl-aclioh Turlws-Dnve transmission . . . a new Lind of Ifrdro(uolmmrd ride. And nnue . . . sou'll <li>rovrr a wouJcrful urw array o( optiuuil |H>wer luxuries—single-control clerlric do<« losk*. (xiwer vent window*, 6-way power Iront seal*, even power lubrication—to ttukr Linml n the most fffiniltn dtiviiig line ear on the ruaii. In sliorl. if you haven’t yet bad a ebanr* to s e e - a m ] i/m e — this 1,-autifully ties# Lincoln for l‘A*7,) ou’re line fora wornIerfui new- experience, /km '/ mis* it! LninitiulM) ... Mrjinttf in Mr fme mryttU ^•nd mountainous J I ! f! !“ ,h* DOrU‘*n i Pialn. regions. Tha *2 " • • PW rent w»t hike la riorldi. la aeorgia and Alabama, th* D«pirtm»nt f t Id |!u* I n c m i f i n.-n* gun la part tn nRpautlon of U10 *»*| ■■* k K — j-I — :___j_i t e - i u , ' — *— "I've heard so much abr.-t you — but there MUST be vour aide to •he storvl" v - “ a bowling alii.’)'. HUNT-McROBERTS, Inc. 109 N. I’nhnetlo A*e, I'li. 1129 �^rnm T H E 3 A W O R D H E R A T .D F rt.. O ct. 26. 10SC. P a g e _ B Social £vmL& Calendar Dux bury School Will Perform At Southside | " a v \ ( a e A Pf W iw "H 'Steve Sodcrblomj New Member Is Honored With Patty Welcomed Into On Sixth Birthday-’ Air*. Courtney S-derblom hnnFidelis Class nred b ir ion. S 'eve, on hi* »lxth A new member w at welcomed birthday with a party at their SlaleJ to appear il the Smithride Halloween Carnival on "Iue»into the Fidelia CIa*» of the home at 1321 AA*. Fir*( SI. The hall and living room ef th# day night are the member* of the Fir»t R aptut Church wher. it met Soderti'om h"mc w ere very at­ Duabury School of Dancing, who Tuenlay evening tn the home of tractively decorated In the llallrv _______ __________ _ I «lit put on t» o *how»—e tc h eom* FRIDAY !School Council arreting, Mr*. J. P. Whitaker. Group Num­ w ren theme, with b!j. k and m a n at The Married Young People of “T he'Y ~"w T X ’i of the’ F ir.t Bap plctrly different-in the ■uUilorium ber One, Mi*. J. A. Yale*, chair­ i r« |-e paper b-m a uicd in th# he 1 ir*t Ilapti-t Church will h a .r list Church will mrcl at 4 in p. m i t 6 30 ami 7:30. Featured In the hall. Hanging in the h-.ll wrr* a man, • ted a* hustea.es. The Boy Scout* of the Flral »how» will be group tap number* i Training Union Parly at 6 30 b it..k eit a i l mi-nn, and In tho Preibytenan Church will meet In and *o!o* in ballet,"tap, acrobatic Air*. J |, D. Rujiigurner proid* living rm m wa> an till vrtt.h ) m. and mo-iem jarr. The Rev. Fred En.m inger will the Scout Room at 7:00 p. m, e,l over the b ii.ln i'.. >e»*ian which riding a btoom. TUESDAY Tho*e taking part In the group •onduct the morning devotion* »a* epened with D i p devotional Games wire p la c e !. with p ri/ri *• r WTRR, Sanford, at 8 30 a Southride Hallowren Carnival number* will be Mary Jane given by .Mr*. Robert A. William*, bring won by Kenneth Rl»er, will be held on the Southride Flynt, June Jennm gt, Deanna m Scripture via* taken from L ike AA.ivne Hardin, and Larry Dod* q The Norman DrVert How at.1 School Yard from 1:3# until > p Nirholl, Carole Nutt, Nancy fileh -H In. A i nu**ag* on non. w Ch*pter United Daughter* of tW m Supper will be lerved. h«rJ», Dottie William*, Michael Bringing tn I he Sheave*'' wn* After Steve npcnnl hi* many Confederacy will meet at 3 pm . The Brownie Scout* ef the Fir»t p«pe. Surry Dabb*. Davey Faun* re.o| and emphaai* put on the art lovely gifts, refreshm ents wero at the hor.- of Mr.. J. A. Nichol- Pre>b*terlan Church will meet in fr< Karen John*on. Su*an MeUof being grateful. scivid In He dining room, which ■on. Briarrllffe Ave . with Mi- the You'h Building at 3:00 P BO- err, Dianna Fell, - - Diana Roberta, . 7 hank you raid* wrre read for vv's i|, oralrd in u birlhrlay color W. B. Kirby aeivmg at eohOit The Pioneer fellow *lup and I ' r i n i M Williami Rhonda flower*, received fmm the da**, . 1-'me ef bl e an I ye 1low. On e,». Recreation of the F irtt Preshy. s P;dell, Terry Sitking, U n d l Me- £*| Dom Mr*. A. L. WtUon and 31ra. ' * lace i.lin e d t.ible. m i * a There will be a week Day Kin terlan Church will meet In the Diane Bridge*, Cindy KenJohn Roger*. tuodiervd cake. » lomvd wilih fergarten at the F irtt Pre*b>ter Youth Building from (:00 p. m n c Rrrnd* I’atier.on, Laurnell “ -'u-ivs, Indian* and hone* J !*n Church fr. m 8.W through 12 oo through 8 00 p. m Hr*. II J. Hutetiinton a :,i in* Johnton, Vicky McArlle. WEPM.SDAY trmimr.l and nclcom nl into Ihe hearing the word* "H appy Birthm. Patty Kader, Patricia Sugg*. The Fir*t Raptiit th i".-h will Janice Wynn, Shirley Vihlen, Para S k i l RUST c.n * a* m new member. Mr*. lav ( ,«hoy S'eve**. Alio re n e d The R. A * of the First Raptut hold a Prayer Service at 7 10 p At trike*. Don-ta Wynn, Valeria Ruingarner railed for n jv i » vt o n e individual devil’s fool eakc* Church "ill meet at the church m and *t 8 13 I* a Training t uion Alkin,o„ L inn Ha [,mxn. Faya all group leader* a n | .ll.cutahm d-‘ 'r..lr I with randy pumpkin*, —— ilU ..rV m1m m . m I 1 A *, m " ' crt Conference t> 1>* » I nt tic li.vi.l . >..i: II 8:1) I. m. '•* eu 'e ird min concerning ab- individual > ip* of ra n ly , and |efDunaway, Joy Tripp, Jeanem ia HANDY WITH THE NFKDl.E are th e e I* if*, * > aie < ' rvg m I The Clrl Scout* of the i , Alathleux, Sandy Reiman, Martha Booth at the ft ..thllilt C'.inilv.l I it to i fl. l ■ m e It. I.. Kretl, Mr- Altirv Jlilfn. . Mi*. J. f. s Chapter Two. n •••Hie. ,in,| llui.r who u n e III. cream . 1 hr gunils were called T. Nel.on. M u. Charle* 1 Nick. . Mra. Ku:n Mi i • . nt ! Mi**, lb -.it S. F'.'iic. (S 'a ff I'hutnt meet at the Matonir Temple At Pre.b*leri*n Church vill meet r *' Johmon. Lucille King. Pum Meri­ ! l ‘ " 1' A'llh*. cl airman of into Ihn riini.-ig ro-un, where they lh * meeting the AA'urthy Grand 3 P m- •* Ihe Church t.ii'un Number T»*», in iiin l the •in g ' Happy Birthday*' and were wether. Sheraljnn William*, Pa'ly Ma'ron. Mt** Ethel L. Dotson. The Senior High Fellow »hlp Re Prc»cott, Dun* Carlton, Barbara ■ »** to rurel vnih her nt h rr home Riven favor* ef bubblegum, and creation of the Firil Pre*by te ru n lollipop* with whistle*. will be honored. 11 * Avenue in November. Churrh will meet at the Church ['u rU rr* ,,r™d* D ,v iJ* ^ ' n JF SUNDAY T -'-e prevent Were Ihe honor. New»onie. Ilreoda Lamb, Mary Air* Rum gal tier .altr.l for The Junior Choir of the Fir*t at 7 00 P m •* ’ M tic S d e r tI im, Cbffyl Ann Still*. Georgia Cobb, Donna volunteer* to help prepare the i Utk Ann Doudnev. At.vrgir GainRuptiit Church will rehear.e at The Mid-Week Bine Hour will year book* for the rlnt*. Mra. 1 - tn.'iine Move, K.iv While, Deh. J JO P. m. .be conducted by Rev. A. G. Mein- Deane, Sandra Kay lloigo*, Pat i MONDAY nil. T ailor of the F irtt Prevby Rabun, Joy Duggar. Marilyn Eppa A I Williami 3tra Robert A bn- Atrium. Lind# ,-c!a"r„r,i j 0hn ..... ................. David Lanier, and Sylvia Williama. At. iiani. nn I Mi - l i t i-upt-r Lake Monroe School Carnival ' or‘*n th u rc h __ at ., _3*1 rp......... m '•*>' n. Dwight Bow##, llv lit III I.AYO The Chancel Choir will rehe*r»e W**I be Michael Pope, V* in lriin l their *,rv|,e*. lin * h .Ui jwur clilldien J|< inlay oi '• 'i n Hall, Sieve I’rorlnr. Kenwill heem at S and last until 9 j 7 J-*,,™V>ro»by terian Church at Deanna Nlehola, Joy Duggar, Sly'* 't1 it " grand :r a " 1 to h,”vvr ‘ r A"AH ' i UN'GW'DOI) - Mi*. F rance! A brief talk ua* Kbcn by the oue i .it >.,n> murmiig !;:r Chuckl# b u n d e r . llr.HU wot hom urd gue.t nt o good lime i» prom liel for all. Dodson, Slwwrr’* la .i (uvoila) teacher. All*. T u rr e t Gutchel AAay nc Hariiln, 1. irrv U n irr, Jonelle Lee, Cathy H ju »~ n° l *,ul 1 huPc ,baI u> THURSDAY II.u A me in * 1 1 llm nt dt|->i (incut Special meeting of Beta Sigma aflrr which Ihe meeting uu> turn* Ben'll Dill*. I’nt lavpire. Clif* evening given by Mr*. Olm Elgin cr. Claudia Y - ru». Shirley Mor- rt,w , l ll'U JtH' " ,:l h‘' b*c5i of Hie CvanfothJ Woman * Club i, Th,* Intermediate Ch-ir of t Thi at Mr». v olle Williams Br.ng ed o*. r to the hoilr.«e* uho fonl llarelifi J r . David i m| |v ,„. with Ruth and their children. Mian and Mr*. Ae.tei Elgin. F.rat Baptlat Church will rehear** Ru»e Mary Wilton, Su«..n . . . . , » article* for baiaar. •l<on»urlng a bvnilii ia >•*..*,« »o--a •riv i.l refrralim rnt* of rake and cla* Dumb,i*. Mr* R. J. J|i|| Mr,. Hint.n *vn» Die icelplent of ruffe,- m i In*.i- pro.cut. The Fir at llapli.t Church w II « 7 w »n‘* ,h<- Allul> hw J uni f ^ ’l S lime* The* m e ' i p a m -l li.c Woilii.’i't c ...Lj on Jui*vlaj Mr*. Je*. e Bareli ft. My, p* It'pp. William*, M aa rr T ,UJ V V „ P. l* ; a. ! . . V, l. l. .« “ many bvaiCtful ami tin iu l gift*. oh.ervc World Ml.slon .Veek r," P- ™* , , _ . U '™! Sheraljnn Sheraljnn Mill lam a, M mi Util Jt S p III I ..He -...I 1 In't* attending were All*. Brant Irj U n, a i Dour i i \ . Elgin It ime » aj i mat atP rayer Oct W through Nov a The Junior < h-dr mil have their H a John.on, Curoie Nutt, Mary J,lan,,*d lor hr day R "ht at the anil rclrr.u m 1 and G..i . .. Mr- > i Crahnnt, 'tr- . Mr. an.| Jir ,_ Com to e / s Jcrywahlp at tha 'a r e Flynt and n.rbara Ann WU lh$ r£ on Sc'mw.'.' II.* J. whirl. L( prire* , H . U n i) .1 . em ail d to fulluvv Inc The Elder Spring* Rapi st Cha re.vr*r<al and fellowihlp will b* be * a b‘S big f*, re ..nun for «U all.* ,u .,i, . „ .i Hili U .. I'..* . .• ti c» ■>* - •. - - - Rama. '*i" ,n on f°f wdin Aniue Alae Rouen, Mr* AAtill*. blom, •t»rk Hiviiip. pet wilt meet at 8:31 p m. fur a hr« t Pre*bytv*rian ib u rcb at 3 I. Hear the Tiley* have u r.lru to Lt, t p. m. — --------------i >*. .It- riding were Ihe hon- M:-. Harold D..v.-, Mr,. Cuopcr, covered dish nipper aril a Sunday Hawaii, and will leave In Novcm- (ul4 u . i . i.-a* it,..<* ' i *..v,> 1 t:e Youth Choir of the Fifat C R / - , , - FAX I N A 'i f , Mr* llruvvil, Mi*. Mil iivd Mr* R ihy Grove*, Air*. A I. her. Frank and Betty Johnson arc women o n invited to >i Pre.hvlerian Church will practier u O O y 5 Y JT U e R T i i . 'ii ■ i: mi Phillip*. Mra. I.in* Gun er. Mi*. It. A. Williama, Mr*. leasing next Wrdneadiy for Nor _ ,h . Church : M n,. R e £ e jv e R a „ k s ; n.. I,., i Imehle, Mr*. .Maty Lie Arn M William*. Mi*, o I’. Wa.le, folk. Virginia l.i'k , Mr* Genva Largmt and Mr*. C. S Sheppard. Mr*. Ilum’ Joe a n j Belly HacLcan, and A A l"., J .iO W M< Margie 1.argent; also the ja tr u r V|r t . V..lr* Air*. Hugh Mr> N* I * ' , i i ,r r r r , |. thre- *.m», hav. n >vrd mb. their Mr- I. p Whllak.r. A|r*. 'lent of Ihe Rebel - Il Aviemblf cf hottcoae*. new home in L»ch Arbor. Mallle Mr. and Mra. Fred Strange have . . . . • Hu < hiriBun, M im laurrno i u n k lin n* HELEN SNonr.RAAS and John Rarlovv have taken the Florid#, trill m at •• her i fftri#| returned to their home on W. First V l S I t L C Q 1 0 n and M m Ann Daw*. E N T E R Pnioj; _ Guh, , 9ennt, home on Magnolia I visit to Remlool# Rebrkah lodge St. a flrr having been at their rot- . ... n , - -, _ , -----’ Rrallev Odham ........................ ...... No II un 7 ue-.lav o f go II* I I I 111 L A Y (I ta le at New Smyrna Rcarh .in rr A u X l l l O r V M e e t ' c l , m l « v tn « ^ J ‘,hn h‘"" " tu rw d fro,m Sent t , e . , u rv fi. , M ” '<d'’e*d»y at Ihe De Rary . f hool ,n Olathe. K an. and will A Raurjurt will (ir |,-M i« (ha LUNG WOOD Mr and Mr*. Mra. Lili an W *. S.vth Ho u v le Center -llh Mr* r A. be .tabooed m -M It Sanford Slirinn ( : d. t . i p nl Garland Shin* have returned limur Friend* of Hr* T N. V .llanl., «r*M Pre.,dent, and her " ff' " r * J|«-"der ..,„. d m mother. Mr*. Ponea Colre eapreta her mother F or reaerval fr, in T*llali»**ee. wlirro they 112! Serila S t. will he ple**,*d In .. l " ! . ' . L * u ' irs,n*» •s ,,>'*ell. i*.|*>ftnt den and f.i i ■er tlm wiM'kt'titi from Ssiti at 3Tn AV, not la t-r l *n o tu rd a r v 1 it* d 1 or ii *on, i lurle • Sopny ’* learn the i« much improved after ta-rion A u x ilia ry « hrn .he* to * . ^ Stowfl! itrn da f, Juan, I'urto Hleo. lu t> can only ^ ih , who 1* attemlinv Flunda lift. 27. Mi»« Myrtle WlUnn gave a deni their regular niee‘i*vf nt th" having been confined to bed for R d ilu m k efrn rHrif, un !rr %tu\ l«« 1)0) 1, brvaun* lm> iuum Thr meeting v ib 1 iinu In tho ontlrallon on hnw to clean and glon Hut on Friday. Nov. ? the pa*t week with lllnr**. 'he •iip.rv i»lon •>' Mr William vi*it a large num b.r • ' n l a l u i - Muir L m vir.lty, Dtldfcllnw« Dull at a p ni. hike ra re of a .r a l n j ntarhlne By lll l I N SM ID I.ilASS The meeting will begin with a nUkemore ‘ ‘i,,"'" L ' , ’. * * at the n o rtin g of I hi* I akr Mary Air* Laura Cleckner. of Akron. revered rfMt itrnper *1 fi.3u |- m | laki-more Dr R; r ; . ruh ma»ter. In a abort lime Am nn-.t ptca.e-l . Enterprise The Adult Cl«si o f Thr following b-iyi of Enter* In report that Puneu *o I K ‘ ■*. 1 Krt|’1'* 1J " f"r Hume lie in»n*tration t lnii. wbieh O , ha* been In Sanford vltlllng ling trginn.ire* , r r h v ltrd . to p la n ' r„ r a | , Z . , a m > a n ra rtlfn e »!..« (h« homewming feaU llbr., who " " " " " 'r m o n . r a , the Raroetl Atemorlal U«UkhU*I *ter-lnv morning at her tu te r, Mr*. M. Williamaon . to eome faml y lyle, aa a food l r r e n r ,( the-ir rank* a* ■•R^^H•v•a•, they learned in the Ctrl S out ", 11 j * ? 10:30 at the Lake Mary Chamber eloir.-h hr hi it* icgidar inerting «t the Florida |mv,er club un Mr*. It. J. Lehman, formerlyf of ™ V l , !•> Ibring n o , .R. rV r ............... Seller*. E int ■t Wat.on. cour. v P mca ,* * .vh fet T b. u n r u n and ' hai,., b " Tel ' U,.,nn,. •I nl»> i veiling, | ic n id e d by a P»r h member i. *.Ve-l ....... . ___ , i „ .leader.hlp . . ,v ., r ,._ .. rv. .......... 9 Sattfotd, ha* returned to her home Iir^ n.V rhei'.i mo'.' r if t g w ,' Danny B u d fork, Gorki Sowell, » gifted alnrer that I'm a-.tre* n ore s, ■ln'1 h * '''1 rl The meetio-.: >va* prerbL I over roverrd di,}> *up)>er. tty III 11 N S V l lic p 'c # in Winter Park. .H er apending the held each vear In L 7 . k2 L P" k l)yval! and llov ard HcndervwlU bo very fea dull *noU |„ that r bv ai„ i ah a , , it a i „,**« .Duvall Howard Hrmler-. *111 t m few *no„ h , ^ V a n y V l ^ u V all thrro Veter- ^ I ' ll" 'Ing Die lioainea* irsalon, E M I llPBlsU rhe tv J C R . artivthcJ. r j j,, „ uiional given h) Air* aummer at Crown Point. Ind. » . ■ , W J llWp* . * . an*’ Ilotpltalf. a Hallow ten p ai'y , planned an I u f He Methodlit Church •:*• u*orI* m rrtlng waa waa aa pa-k meet* There arc lot* of Nai * P. T T A. Mile* The Ctiriitma* Gift Shop I* th • , meeting pa, k meet' Mr and 'lr*. IL W G»<al*pced mothers wi rking dlllgentlv cn A l’*ft nf TV 141*11* *ij »* nr** enmlueted by M u i . , n gtllcr*. rd I »r» n# bee x; (he G * if nf monthly at De- ' .. , ,, have returned from Tal!atu*»re nif'llum throuth which disable 1 *n*f *n'* ** I rd « tjfi ♦ t n \ t r * . J a r t i f t H i n d m a n , All * I'nro'yn Al. JI-.lhn and Har­ Alrt. J , V 1’ '' V,'' and AppaUehicola where they a t­ or Im* nil.*iirrd veteran* can o a r Datv t i d e (e n te r and waa pro* j | ., vey Dunn wa« <-n|uyed by all nflcmnen n I.;-- * | n 1 r iiii! |«rr«iitft*nl * ■ f iht* du tt Dwl K c' n m tended thr funeral service* of Mr* tielpate In thopplng f-r. and aelee ‘‘e-lej hy n covered di*h anpper. Duncan Mike i |)r«*Mni in H e rJiiiiriKim, i(i|iri8. fur the n St.-nr. Camille Metr r n lliiu ink* th r f n r r t i n i . , 1 (jood.perd's tmele. 'I E Holland. I g gifts tn rend to. In.-ir lo . i Ad "f the buy* officially recog* er. an-l Mart* MilU-v ■ <•> nao'e Jark "onvllle They . > rl»n« in»*)t wja rn |o )iit )»% thr Udif*. 1'ii.ih l) i|< iralrd At" A! N »t, vrland Si un* at home II 1* a very .nicer'- ' hired m den I were hnppi In have • • r v i i |l»**y rU'jaftin^ I*.ifj!i iii% j] ) other I (-• HumCl il df^* for the f.-ll . -r 1 at Mr* Alablc P. Snow ha* return- „r i pa rt t.r the American l .'* n n their paren'* with ll-em. Program j 11** * ^C1*' Tiie big mrht I* next f-inl l irr Cblrf. « ... g, N|t* cfiratiun* (i.ifniih nii«| iMmlruli the ehurrh ’ - t l**ill'*may* ‘ ii h ed from a trip to Inglewo-,d. C alif- tu -iltar' rroiTam given by the den* * * . a ***>ia>. ► *> t Ihe Gene* a P f A met lin th i'ir tttait ViHit*i pippet anal »cn-i jo u r donatiuua nr«l n f i o h n i f r U of eoliimn f-vr r ■* I' I* r fiiCAi fi* %»i r r Mrt* U n U ««*rr i ma where *he visited with member* Committee chairmen are Mr* R. »ho*v. !ie*day night (i.iober :"1 II • iKile ,-n "F ir. I'rev.m tii,i ii-I 1'•*••*■1, Mr*. J ‘'iii Kmhir, .klr«. i|Qiig)inul» aihI jjij lr tuliT U 'iicf. ■n-l I " i ’ u*. of her family, and 1* nm* slaying |„ Miller. Alrr. J Q. Galloway Drn meeting* will be held each I ire Protect.up " III* (all % f*«airmr V.\*n%' \lr%. Klla ItlnJ with her mother. Mr* A, It Sch and Air*. B. Newmme. Thurxlay afternoon at the home K / pq R n m n n F f t T f l both Inlrretllng nn.t Infartt »l|te Mrs i ail M.ns, Air- Ruth mcor. of Ihe den mother, longraulatirm* ,V U S * ' A-IV-U A rjurtlInn and anamri peri I fnl Roulwrll, All*. Martha Rrarht. cub icoutf. Mr*. Edilh Haveron left je*|n -e .| Mrs \rm Smrrek, Mrs Connie I terilay for UvIngMon. N J , hav­ I'oiiimltlee 1 Irtr.-n re -1 -'I '•Iriiktand. Mrs Itnby Smith. Air* Mr* laioUr J noman J r . the ing spent the pa>! two month* I’ , ( d R S)uM..iii, '1 r, August I’lnl former Mi** teanneiie < 1. * .' I C" um lll.e* f inrth-i'ln with her alstcr m-law, Alt*, l.evllc ' I i . T \ Slitm M i1 ,1.4mi WAl rntertalne 1 refer,Hr with a in- min rtb lp t In ua . tula] 11 Went. i*Jl IallJ, and Mis* M-rlic AA.Ibridal »hnv er -*•* r*v a' •' • h • Delicious i - 're in. nts i V • O N L Y F L O H in ^ M H M U „ I, ...I r a ft I- i i cf Alri. T. A Stile*, with '!t» F. <- e | In the KITTY KIMBALL i mi tfu- Hfvtiae W «y##nd M M p i B W O lf C Sum drum am! Mr* W It II - * thirty member *nd gm On October 19, we received Ouf • m ltte* appoints #1} o lh tr committhek fsver, I ard a* hndf*-r«. card*. To -i-me it At th >r mo-t*"- -i*e<"■**— U . j v I • • • first report ear The theme v*a* carried n 1 > itb to Ihe South at thl* partb ulnr time cam e mr for i.M ir i'u n , .............. 1# fbp R-'nd Hall •*” Tuesday riO lu I n a n K S g i V i n g meant a cause i**nra<M-n. —— *— "■/ even* ., , ,. . v * D iligent in a tte n d in g to y o u r huainaakl . a, ** .1 while for other* It mean* atay in2 at * o »« . the Seminole High ul>’ , r ' , Ing home night* m an lle rin n g # position on leg islatio n ha* plan* for r«r a covered diih rintt *up. ,. the next next t i l week*, week* pt»o* *uprer ' cd o u t of 752 Toll c a ll# In hhi# in C on is ei|H #i|H tl year* yei Plan, were made for a Think*- Kin!' duringI the I« he given in honor of former Several gam e, were p -yrd, Ihe niino’e Chapter uf the giving dinner •« be held ln Nov1*2™" »<‘«rpd another victory member* of the association at the '"ith prire* going to ' l l " < nral emher. when the Rrttuny Cl*.* *?:. »* Cleveland and Ati** Pally \\.>ikn, A- k i.-tlun fur ' hlblhomt i 11- . November meeting of the First Ranti-t (Tu r.h held I,df* ' . i 1 " * 0n ° r ' Atfer the h m r. i «i« i» d I * r lie n -vide.-in,nl all lilenitier. -Ill All form er member* an! *lud H* icgular m erlin. Tuesdav night rrr|) (|t 9 |o „ T h f|r camtM rnt* ef the Rand anro-latlou arc many lovely gifts refre-fnm nl* ai new, with a reception at the a* Ihe home of Mr* Connie AVd. re.ulled in more injuries for the inviled In he gue-|s of the inert- were *ervrd from the l.u .- r o u i Gi- mm nr Srtmol recent Iv The A Iiam*. on AVavhington D rue 1,1 Grr'hnunds, On the lmu">*l list Inf- " h ith will be held in the rd dining table A' ou- • <•' -a* i II i* a nalinnnl orcnni/aliun all le a -bets from nur.er. q the Groyr Manor s'ertinn I , are Pete Van Horn. n »h Alet.eod, lunchroom of the high »eho-l at a »ilver Ira* wllh elm ken The mee-lng was called to ord |UroM s ,„ tlr< „ ,(Uh„ „ r ,.,,r f , 7 p m . Tue*.|»y, Nnv 27 All • andlchrs, and at the -lh -1 «d ifi -il IhfiriL'h *1*11. gr.s-le Airs K Grantham, thr C- si er and npere I h* the pie-i-lent. tu x ij Sicvcn*, Mottle Helm* wh# ^ l,lp l>rr*enl ham! ar- *er appointment* t ■tiUmo.g ...... ds- ' uf ihe I li.it,ter nulliiu I i Alt' l.enura Green and a -mid- rrfrlx r,| , hruken leg at tlu* fir-i ,l,n in**’id and mnsir will he pro mini*, and cake Pair, u si-n fix the ruining leal and Iirrfu l deyotional ws* br-uflit to 0f u,r , r l , 0n had h*l» east taken b> ,hrm d u ,tnK even »lmm *erve<l pm ' It.... eilim rnls and r - I. I.,u. . . the rla.* h* Mr. Margaret A*h- „If. - r h o p e'to *er bun out ou lnc ’*• P‘jnrl’ b" “ K P l‘" e ' a f».I t' -weil JM I • I"* lr llr|«>rts nf all fummltlee* werr be with the Iley. Mrs Margaret Re)nutd* led gridiron iooii. Another one to Mr* J. A. Etlis.m All af the aratigrnirt.tt for i Dunn, In prayer. ruine off the injured list It Ron- glven and plana were made fur a A L. Collins, AD* ham Ih-dinik Allan-* rei-'pllnn wen- made h* Mr, It a iW * mL, -lie AAil IK C E N J ACCOM PLldllM BNTS:-iV At.nulr* nf (he previn s mrrl- nll* Gnssetle who hat been out h*!**!**"! br brl'* ,n Deromb.*r Mr* Paul • a sun. At, rb iv n 4 •" paa. . II. -aril* amt hi r rorninlllre Mrs I |l rant'ey Rffteshments were *erved bv Iiam* Sr . Ati* Din-.ii Ing were read hi Mrs Alane l ew- ,nh a broken jaw Now that he II ill* P ie ro Mr P !• an.l tho Trras-iiei"* icivoit -an talk again, ho never let* up lh llnipitallty Comnulls-e to the 'lr* ( a lu n \'n :W V'I'I b n u I tn mix al.u ,t I I large group of parent* who at Rerih n. AltH arrj r«*li Aft by A|u, Ashley. A report The Greyhounds have three wins uf imneed p .r ,b y wi'l, \ J A ir |m -in-1 thl inking' You tended. ■L E. AValkt-i. Air* G tiald luv- bu <t it v.i-lie planning tu IP Ina --"Si ai|-lri| lou (nil. Il Water r -o e c u r e q a n ew r a u r r n v-qiirw rnirie m m . 9 given of *lie class members »bn an I two lone* thia year. D T o s t ’O ffice h u ild ln K fo r O cala.'—'*crv*t lo l>e> • wero Rl or had ilinr » in tl.eir Ai our Kdgewatcr game a real ---------------------------------------------- ingtnti. Mr* John H 1 Ih. niixlurr as a »prr.id For • ml : • tin- .to igli or sou max have Sf..*580,000 families, after «*hi. h thr rrm.xin* ly speitacular *bow wa* put on cul t Lyman pennant* which are 11 "Ilham *, Alu. J. \ . J " " 1 a wn e*. Kdl the fatid-in l ev wd o v .'i.tii rl rd it wnm Idling i i-SnCvircff n p p (fip rin llo n for new a n h t ri.|n c .'l Ing offivers of Ihe Has- were by the Lyman and Owed,* ban.it real sharp The Junior* *<!d auto Mf ' -A D llu u n iu i. Mi -I H coll sill III (lii.k.-n nr liaui .n’u the pan. f r u it tit a tfn ii O rla n d o - <n<t overf^l.dl.tMM called on for any report* they The Lyman band ha* fortv-twn gtaph book*, and h a ir tent f--r Sinllli, Air, A! N i.s u U n d Mr* mnnlier* ihi* -je a r. The Majorettteam button* wldeh should Audr,-) Kargutb. Mit* ' ar-'l * lotAIM) 1760,000 W in te f ’H aven U h 'irtjfiv ly ,. mKAit have. — — .— - — b- -osier - -- ------------------------ H a n d le d n p n e a rn n e a o f H urldli W iinefW p b e ­ D:*ru*sion « n held and n'an# e» d eierte a lot of credit foi they arrive before too long. The Jim eland. AD*i I auleitr • a -on Mo fo re H unan A p p ro p r ip tio n a Co'inmirio*-. niui ' made for i Tliank<L'iving dinner have trail) been working hard luri ordered their ela** ring* latl Patiy Avalkei Mis. Ju. i 'a ind.» .e c u r e d m n te h tn j! ( i m d . fur e f n d j t p t j j y i "I y r t i which the mem- I’0""* L,,u R * n p* i* drum major. »*-ek and evpecl lo receive them »r* V ' , r o'.‘ , in November M H lIterriinenii F r u it F lv. i v i T heir husbanD Audrey Dudley |# head m .t o r e « ; > n ie tlm e ^ reb n ia ry . . . . t' — —H niT eetuipil IIIT Il « |i i i r o |i r iini-l*MlilVS| a u o h .l n i w nau* id s'iiin MIM8s g *"' *v•*"•■ • ,. T^^ ‘ ! evrt'c’t rT tn h- a "uTy en- * ''* Dianru- Slmonelli i* exhibition The girl* have I'a ried ba»ket- " d ee c e fieh fie hln lngg nnff Itiiru-O im ru -O oO uoM M.il al W .wlerwuv. .wlerwuv, .Lick • lova*>*c r.'fair with the traditional 1,1 •’*'rlrr- o th r '' m ajorette, are bal- practice under live capable no nvlUe lo vonvIUe <o F ail a n GallicG nllu- H ad pproj*** roject> U M-ii|H'ili'd 'opcim ! Thanksgivinff turkey, dressing J!*' n *1n*. AlrxwmW dir.-tinn uf Mr*. F r i m c .-..hu th i. y*-nr G> i .te n d frmiV fronV Knu flnlli-' Gnlli- to co M y ear G< SIinting m iih j v»iih d d itio n n l N iiii.nnriiitnm Wllh nitrldllloiiiil n|l[)lOplliitKill -H fts l s* iil l, n in to ih e I'uliiic Workis Hill m l lio ria iiti’-ii I-- itic lu d r. all of IWtrxurd • -iiint \ b .r.e d refreshment* cf coffee *,.d Toni;h, , Frld|)r , Ke Lyman V. ""nte.t at Lyman, came away with P I p r K O ffirrir# n fu l p u tt* oi O ra n g e , S em in o le ivnv! Volvn-m ,J,M T ' " n ; b)fr i ” V, t . A i. »pon.urin, the annual fir*! pr.re in the district Bake ulf C | C C ' S U m C C T S U ountH * in th e C e n trn l apd S m ith e rn F lorida n.i.nT s*. # ..|* ted by Mm . r.ladyi „ a„ oW, „ i*arBiv ,|. h r Ju rio r Novemher 10. .he will com»>* >"D KioocI r n n t r d P r n ie c t |T h l» v iln l lu ll wtja( " * „ * *r * fr*- * 'r’ , r clas* i* helping with tin* project pclr in the di«i*ion eonteti wl.lch LON’GAAijo D — Semin-V Or v rlo eil hv l*rj-*ident K l*enhgw «t l pri-.e-vl were ^ * Irene by selling hut dog. and cold drink*, will be hrld in AA'mtrr Park »nge County Lltt'e D j : - Rati T h u i» * proven record o f ^cynatruc . Air*. Ja m ie Elam . Air* j, g( | , un(irr i,a> at five o'clock. | liana Alexander, the tchool". l *,u li nirl atthe horn# nf Jame* liv e a e rv iv e 'h a r m e rit* vj>ui ft-ie Iv.ng, Mr*. A!:rie Bambergg jn there will be the costume pretty redh.-ad. made an allrar- Brown In Maitland l»*t *s*.k to , . . -jnvIhilllnM ir a p p r o v a l.' o r F i j i t s y o u t i i i : i i k s t i ^ f '- ''*r>t *1-^1 Strhklanil. Ain. judging with prire. for all age. ; live model last Tbnroday when elect officer, fro the coming year Our i‘\piTlt'nim! pluirninriwl# Sadie fvbtvlc, Alr«. Trddie Ablet, borne of the popular attractio n * 1»heh appeared on A «"le'« "En- and to plan Ihe coming pcai"» proMr*. Dj-.dSy OJJrnm, Airs. Marl- mil be a grab bag, country atore, chanted M in o r" over AA'DBO TV. gram. S0) will ncciimlrly fill ju u r prcr*rrij»Dn Fu-revl, Air *. I^rtora G irrn, f j th jvornl, game* of chance, hay I Alt** June Steven.un, one nf our Officer* elected fur the ISA. linns*, ussini; only D ip finewt mnlcrlnlti b#m*<raf,< (tadidtte tar la- * ?!.*". Vg-u) Iff tab. Mr*. Margarel ride, pony rule*, cake auction, and newr teacher*, .poke latt week to *ea*on arc. President J«mr* nvailnlilv loilnj, nt n renMintilile price. alnnaa i* ( m | ' iu #*»*avk»- fth Ash'fy. *’rt. V if D K l Reynold*, *nack *tandt. Thi* D aure to be the Senior Englith tla** on her Brown, Maitland: Vice-President Mr*. IJI u a Co'iscrt, Mr*. Vcrlyn * big »ueee*» and a huge turnout trip to Europe tail year. She Carl Side*. Altamonte Spring*; llinaen, 'lr*. A .i.n Juidine Mi's. 1* expected, ihowerl colored alide* of England. Secretary Mr*. Fa'lm a Side*, AVarnel Rabun, S!r». H tle i StaThere have been quite a few T hat', all the new* around Ly- Altamonte Splng*: Treasurer Mr*, "Tn H eller Serve You* p'ec. M*j. Gladaa P cieetk. Mrj. money making project* around man Ihi* week We'll be -bark Dorothy Pa*el<hak. Ca. lfberry, I’J. Tol. Adv. » T '. c AAibur.j rgid Vc*. Llsi.e Lyman lh* p*»t few week*. The again next Friday with more and Player Agent, Mr* 2011* & French Ave. Alar.e ^ liu fit. lophumore* are iclling purple and "U m elil ' ?» D a . . • ‘ Elgin, Longxo*^ Mrs. F. Brown Feted At Shower In Elgin Home Rebekal: Officiol Personals To Visit Sanford Now 'Bohcnts f District President V isif T allah assee For Homecoming Lake Mary Club Learns To Clean Sewing Machines Hollowcen Party Held By Members Of A d u lt C lass Sewing Bcc Held By Methodist f!ub Fire C h ief Speaks To Geneva P-TA L im e lig h t At Recent Shower Bethany Class Will Supper For Former Members Planned By Band Group Dinner Next Month,,„s home nichi. a„d School n...d A.*nri.iim On Lym an KEEP A. S. [SYD] HERLONG, JR. IH COliGRESS .r anged’ r e- A .C .E . Welcomes Old, New Members Rasa Happy Birthday •i t *"'! - •» “* Sla i!S: vw,; z-srtfJtr^rss^ '** uuVi """ ,u" L ittle L eague g -iss. Boil ciub Meets, Hf A. S. [SYDJ H ERLON G, JR. FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE h A- ' 1 �h #*T V .; Tickets On Sale For Peanut Bowl Game In December 1 GERALD JONES Left E n d -113 Pound* Junior i n round* Junior MURRAY NANCE Left Guard—1T0 Poundg Senior JACK STOTSKT Center—ITS round* Junior VIRGIL CRACKY Right Guard—ITS Pound* Senior 3II RLUIT1I SCOTT Eight Tackle—ISO Pound* Senior JOHN "II.IJA M * Bight End—l&S Pound* Senior Winter Park Three Touchdown Favorite been failed up from ihe JV* to be on tap in cat* lomethu.g thoa.J happen to the other blf-gun quar­ terback. Boh John*on. Jim Warner, the f*e*eit boy at Semintle High it • newcomer to focthall He put hi* p*4* on for the firtt time l u l week, and w ai the [eider In yard* gained per e a rrr in the Melbourne tilt. He e trrle j th* tall twice a n t r» *»i 11 yard* If he ean m u 'e r the play* In time, he will he a break­ away threat for the Seminole* I t will be the te n o n debut of the Parker* Into Orange Belt play. a ~ t ttwv wilt go into the game there UueM°wn» favorite. For toe Sanford Seminole*. In fa ir physical condition aP*r l*»t week'* ma*a*rre. It 1* perhaps th e mo*t Important game of the • # • 100. I'nJet* th# warrior* can BRANTLEY SCfllRARD BUR JOHNSON ga on th# warpwth and bring Left H ilftu c k - US Pounda Q uarierbark—1*1 P and* bom* a « ia they wd. be th# Senior Junior goat* of the OBC. Mao for man. th# Winter Park team will not be any larger than the Seminole*, but they will be considerably fatter. The team •tarted off with a bang and O CORAL GABLFS, No lineup will leave here at 19:30 a. m. Comprised largely «f th# mucled* change* are contemplated by Friday aboard a tperial chartered • f an excellent and undefrated JV Coach Andy G uitafton this week Pan American plane, the "Hurriteam koat year. They're accustoma* the University of Miami Hur- ran Clipper" and It tcheduled to •d to winning. ricanea go out T e ia t way to meet arrive In Fort Worth be'w ten The Seminole* have been clo*#the Horned Frog* of Text* ChrisV 2 and 2:30 p. m Texas time The ly aeouted by the r a f te r s , and team will go direet to the field an University. the Seminole defentlve end weak"We'll go along with the tam e from the plant to hold a workout *>*•* It no te e m . Th* g rta t prob: lineup that stalled agalm t Geor- on Fort Worth »oi| and then will lem of the Sanford eleven will gla last week," Gustafson said quarter at the Fort Worth Hotel. be continuing the irnal), ra ift The game with TCU will get baek* before they break away. If underway at I p. m Central Stan­ they do break away and cirri# dard T3me. It will be both telecast Winter Park ha* tumbled four the Seminole end* Into the tccondary, th# Femlr.oM will not H»v* In a row th!« season. New Smyr­ at fullback; Ed Oliver and John and b roaJcait baek to Miami. Mi­ na. Euitis, DeLand. and Boone of Bookman at halfback and Sam ami fan* may view the game on the tpeed to overtake them. •t’t been a hard week for the Orlando have all fell victim to Scarnechia at quarterback In th® Itlevition over TV station WCKT, | gcvdiUrs from Sanford, and the the aggrrtslvc g rilt'rrs . The backfletd. 3 Th# line will have Jack and g e r r r il iplrit af m o r a j of tie them* of the Parker* la speed Coach Gustafson could well key p la jrri i t poor, but the Semi- and deception They are an im­ Don Johnson on Ihe flanks, Gary Holm have put In ■ lot of time posing foe. hut 'bey will he no Greases and Charlie Diamond at rumplain about the Lad break* he cn the end prublem th u we#*. tougher and possibly not a* lough tarkles, Tom Prat and on Wallace ha* had In regard In hi* meeting* The end *ituatio.l Is the big quev-' a t some of J h e teams Sanford at guard*; an t Vester Newcomb with the T ria s Christian Satur­ pen of the game, but It shuu.ti ha* alreadv f-c#d tM* m day night for the second year In at eenter. ahew improvement. The return to action of big Mike a row he will have to send hi* If the Seminole* can contain Th# offrn«# will look le tte r thaii the Parkrr* In the f!r*t h*l* •*- Hudock, center, to help Veslor ball club against a fighting, fumit did U*t Friday nlgbl. and tho Seminole* will have an excellent Newcomb l* expected to help the mg team, rebounding from a de­ b i- .sting will be better. I be SemiHurricane* againit the Horned feat at the h*nd» of Texa* A. A tltdei will bar* a hard time f 1 • l ; chance to uptet them and gel in­ Frog*. Hudock w ai unable tn go M. I.a»t year the lot* wasn't quite to the win column, but if the the *hoe> of Al Stanley fur the a* galling a* the one thi* year gam*. and Cecil Uandriug# hat Parker* *urre out In front In the against Georgia last week and hit first half of the game the Semi- absence wa* felt In the line play. for in 1935. Ihe Aggie* just out­ Forty-one University of Miami fought TCU. This year the TCU roles will have a hard time rout­ player* are scheduled lo make club outplayed the Aggies virtualine from hehint. The Seminole* will plare the th® trip to Texa* land. The team 1ly all the way and were denied I f you were nudjcd font)}' while walking down the slreel this mum ln | and before yoti reailied whal happened you wer# shelling oj' your money, more lhan likely you h ate purchased a ticket to Ihe Son ford Grammar Schwd Pe*nu' Bowl to t* played under th* light! a t Memorial Stadium early in De tem ber. Two very slick salesmen upenrd the ticket yelling campaign thi* morning. Lee. Samueti will pit an adaptation of hit insurance tell­ ing pitch againit Guy Baggerly's version 'ront the TV salesm an's angle. Theta two men will spearhead » drive to earel lait year’* attendance mark with pre-gams ta in . In cate you aren't raptured, tonnrd. or coerced Into buying a ticket already or in the near future; don't worry, you can itlll get an advance ticket bv phoning 225, Sanford Grammar School, or 343, Mra. Robert Parker, ticket chairman. A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost MiVe Hrilnitf, one-time feathweight boxing champion, now work* In the New York City post office. TERRY GQKMREL Fullback—190 Pounds Senior *SA N EO R D A ru u m c M iiS M i Bak mentor. Florida won at Auburn, breaking a long home winning •trrak of Auburn frethm an team*. Hurriacnes To Battle TCU Eleven several touchdown* by bad break. wor* for !betr rru U y night clath , . . . . . . . in the Orange Bowl with the Unilhe '° ‘t r b) Ju“ 'e n lt y 0f Florida freshmen. The one po , 4. fir»t year team* of the two school* Texas C h ru 'iin . rated one of giway* ptjf on a spirited show the naliun't vtry top team* at >n(j there'* no reason to believe the .ta rt of the year, will be ghat thi* g im e v 11 prove t» he fighting to regain that »poi and »„ exception. Don Cobb'* Miimto prove that the TA win by the i»ns with their *hree suuthpaw Aggie* was a fluke. | pa«*cr> will be seeking their first Miami will be on a rebound of win a* they took a 23-16 beating iU own after the Georgia tie at the hand* of Mexico PoliTech game but will hardly have the in their only other s tiri Florida's »*me kind of blind rage behind fre»hmen are coached by Charlie it which will be firing up Ihe Tate, former Miami Senior High General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET THONE 78 II. JAMES OUT JA M E S B. C U T S taTwS&L*',k' *■"*“ ' n,r AT WHAT'S BEING TRADED IN ON TH IS IS YOUR O PPO RTU N ITY T O BUY versfty of Florida'* remaining borne game* are getting pretty aearte, but M Itn't necessary to go at far a* one fellow did to b« •hie lo *ee the game*. On® Florida fan reported that bis effir# was bronen Into and ransacked, but th® only thing m ining were four ticket* each to the Auburn arvl Miami gsmra at Florida Field. The legltima'.e Florid* fin ha* been Issued duplicate* fur seat* tn Seel ton 12, Row 32, Seat* S, C. T, 9. Only the duplicates will be honored, so anyone showing tm with lhe originals wilt be out of lurk. Athletic Business Konager P er­ r y Beard alto reported dupliei'rs hav® been Issued for tlckrta to the Georgia and Georgia Tecs game* In Jarkaonville. On# fellow report* hi*' wall# atolen. It contained U riels lo the Tech game la Bee. M, Row 24. Seats S, 6. Mailed bat not delivered to the purchaser wer® Georgia game tiebets in Section II, Bow II. Seats T and I, and Georgia Tech game tlektla in Section 12, Row. *3, Seats 19 and 90. The warning from the Ticket Offlc® la this; Beware of purch­ asing ticket* from other Gian authorised agencies of th® Univrcrsily. You m ay end up with o n e 'o f th® above origtnati which will not be honored. A FIN E CAR FAR BELOW ITS A C T U A L C O S T ! defeniive end action, Meredith Scott and Terry Goembel will man the defensive tackle pot's. Bill Tyre will he Ihe man over the mid He. Brantley 'ThooChoo" Srhlrard, Jack StoUky, Ronnie Giles, and Eddie Barbour will start aa defensive llnebaekcry. and th# safety slot* will b# filled by th# feet Phil Byrd and Jim Warner. Game time I* a o'clock In Har­ per shepherd Field in Winter Park 1953 Cadillac J-door Sedan, At. Tran*, Radio ft Healer, Air Conditioned, Full Cower Equip. SPECIAL DISCOUNT 1951 Studrhnkrr Commander with Cunlnm-lnalalled Cadlllar Motor, Automatic Tran*tn Union, SPECIAL DISCOUNT HARD TOPS Pon^h^rc Trnvel To Polntko Tnniph*' The rriwm* Seademv i'*«"**ri »n #r n-venl"# »*•# t»**nn »*-v * Me h*ne, will travel tn Pa'Vik* 'nfll-M to »rv S»H uranan 1|*t week's nn|mnrv**iea rwf.irmane# ar»ln*t I.sst week the Panther* pulVt b*H t« tl# ii"d»nt'i* nitnterfnr t af Winter p**V ** Stead mentne J ”# Fal* said. “The hoy* went t* 'Vinter park evneet*"# »" n**v win. but Indesd fntind a fired tip •earn w|lh * let nf *e*er**lno " Fair thinks th# !e**on wa* at lmnrr«*lve one and wUI n„t h r rene»ted t*d* *rason *'"'*>’11 have to t>1»v a lot heller brand #f **»tt tonfiht If we want to win.” Fal* *ald. “The box* have worked hard this week and are anxious lo redeem themselves." Game time It • p. in. tonight In Palatka. C O M P L E T E STO C K RACING 'c S c h o o lin g <Ro cm Open Monday Night • • • • Post - time 7:30 p. m, Free Admission, Free Programs Concessions Open More than 25 Races 13th ft Park QOC fW"k 7 / J .U w 1952 Ford V-S, Overdrive. It & II, Twin Carburetor*, Huai E'Shaunt*. <vvr n n 7 72.U U STA TIO N WAGONS Ford V*R Ilitnch Wagon, Std. Trane, Clean Ford U-cyL Ranch Wagon, Auto. Trans, Heater, Very Clean Chevrolet Fordor, 210 Handyman, Auto. Tran.«„ VeryClean REGULAR SEASON OPENS NOV. 13th, Located 8 Mile® South Of Sanford On fllffhwar 17-92 Turn Went At Red Arrow 1145.00 1145.00 1145.00 AND L O T S OF OTHER GOOD BUYS ThU roupon U good for CASH PR IZE ON A N Y USED CAR purchased prior to November 1st SHOTGUN SHELLS »d 22 RIFLE Imperial Refineries Station 1952 Ilulck Super, Locally Owined, I.ow Mileage, Automatic Transmission. I' II �Additional Church News minister. While not a ril known in thin d « a , the Carlsens' have toured Europe * r 4 military camp* foufihout America, hr Carlsens' arc appearing in peraon at the Sanford Church of the N atarenr for final service* to* nisht. Saturday night, and three aervlre* Sunday October M A 75 minute Sacred Concert la youri to enjoy this Sunday afternoon at J P. M. The public ia welcome. Only free will o ffe rin g will be creel’ ed 3 I v rrograms Give Writer New Insight Into Self , r.„ YORK W ilrk T _ — Three I I l l r r i1ww t„ NEW we-klv television program* which 1 hapoen to rnloy have given me new im lrht Into mvietf I am. It arema, about 14 year* old and find ereat clamor In the military tradition. I belelve death preferable to diihonor. I am atwav* loval to mv friend* and true to the fine ideal* presented to me In my mor«* vulnerable je a rv I have a pure mind in ilrong body and t enjoy taking great riaka when the cau»c la worth). Ah. a friend in the front row i* • SANFORD SEVENMI-DAY shaking hi* head, saying. ThU ia adventist riiritrn not 1 No, *ir. it I* not. evcepl Seventh SI. and Elm A»r. when Fm watching West Point l'a ito r A C Met lure , f’BS-TV on Fridav rvrain g i or Said with School Saturday Rergal Laucert NBC-TV on Sunda- evening* or Sir Lancelot NBC0:10 a.m. 11 a.m. TV on Monday evening* W onhip Service AYcdnerda) These are three of the moat T rayer MeetingbrtghtU poiiihrd and technically 7:110 pm. wrd-cvecuted of the new aeriea THE L IIT L E UKUWN C llU tC ll ihit season. In their rognirance of romantic love and derrlng—do A ON THE llll.L they might be called "adult juve­ * (Cnnf relational) Corner Park A te, and 2Dh St. nile*" or "Juvenile adult*'* be* J . Barnard Root Minister rau*e they make a frank appeal Fred Emmlniter Associate to many between the age* of a Sunday School meet* at — 9:45C vn t 89 It ia interesting that all are Cla«v#| for all age* — Nureery concerned with arm* and men. or to r the little o ntl. what might be callrd the military Supervited work for the 3 year- tradition in man Bengal Lancers •Ida. and Sir Lancelot are at preoccu­ Moraine Sarvlc* II pied with physical violence a* any ^ rrm o n * •‘Striving Far The Un- Western, hut becau-e tim e arid ▼ .U ln a b te '* place have been changed Ihev do not chafe the viewer with long FIRST BAPTIST C lll ltCII familiarity. No m oralid nat com­ 311 Park Ate. plained about their effert mi the Sanford, Florida young-and almost certainly none will. (A Southern Baptist Church) W. P. Brooks, Jr. Pastor Yet to those of us who rrmemAtsociale Pastor ber the iPOTs there it something F. B. Fisher Director nf .Music, hemming in our middle-aged pa*Kirby Rogers Organ)«t viw» accceptance nf the glorifiesMrs. Marvin Milam 8:45 a.m. tlon of soldiering and war Timet Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. certainly do change. There is not £ u n d a y School rt:15 pm . much you can tell our generation T raining t ’nlon 7;3u p.rn. about war. hut here we sit before Evening Worship 7:30 p.M. our act*, fascinated. Times change Wednesday Service and memorial are short. (Nursery for all services J (Earphones for hard of hearing) will be open. WEI.COM E Christian Youth Fellowship, fi:30 pm . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evening Worship, 7 30. Sermon (Disciples nf Christ) Minister theme, "Changed Ambition* " the Ferry L. Stone , . „ r ,...... .......... *i*th in a series on the Eplislle Telephone 1418 § Saturday, 6:30 p.m„ Chi Rho to the Phillippians. Attendance Fellowship (Junior hi*h see* C-v sponsor*, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es day. Cliurch School, 9:45 a m. L. Horton Sr. Adult lesaon. "The Lord Is My he public 1* invited. A special Shepherd" (Pa. 13). welcome is extended t0 ncucomMorning Worship, II o'clock. Re* ers. Navy families, tourists, weekformation Sunday will be observ* end gue«ts, and others who have • J . The pastor plana to preach on no regular place of worship in "W hat Protestants Relieve in c Sanford, Safe, convenient, offTba nuriery la Uic annex street parking D provided. # 4-H'«r* Aim for !95o .sdtional Club Cotigraw V flE S A X tu ic if TflfKALT* Picture Of HeaMi *r a»ktrf A Ares*. MO. Skin Dltordera New Frozen Soup Stars _ In the medicalI profession pro th e n 's * saying that the the dermatologist h at the longest-drawn-out job of any apecialDt. This applies to such lingering, stubborn uisordtra aa acne (pimples), piuitia Ian inflammatory itchl, or dermatitis. .Much still has to be learned. Why, for example, does one person walk across a locker room floor and "pick up" athlete’s font (a fungus infection), to be followed by a down or more who do not. and will never have it in their live*? In part the akin reflect* the c-ne r n l h e a lth of ita o w n e r. T he healthy aim is covered with its own Aim of a ilightly acid proteclivo oi) which acta as a barrier against disease from the cut»ide. If this barrier on the hands, let us say. is broken down by poor health or tooronitant use of *trong wash­ ing solutions, the (kin’s own gloves will melt away and the outer luyer fall prey to whatever happens along, fungus, germ* or irrita­ tions. Caie of the skin involves keeping it rlran but not scrubbed literally ofT, earefutlv dried (oe even powdeied) after bathing, and washed with soap or a germicide after rsposure to infection. Attack ran alio come from the inside. Arne, hives, rctrm a, fever and sun blisters, shingle*, all r*. p?c«* the body'a reaction to some Inner chemical problem. Some of our worst diseases also attack the skin — any of several forms of prmphigu*. in any form a severe disease, lupus rrtlhem atusus, an often fatal collagen (or connective tissue) disease, and soon. The best rare of healthy skin il good hygienic practice — cleanli­ ness, good dirt stressing vege­ tables and protein foods, normal elimination, plrnly nf rest. Since the skin ia one of the favorite or­ gans for psychic a* well a t phy­ sical protest, sltn disorders are fairly often linked with emotional upsets or stresses. Skin ailments are best treated by curing any disrate causing them, and the dermatolngist has at hi* command such things as anti­ biotics, hormonal therapy, good nutrition and h)giene. The radi­ ologist also may hr callrd upon to treat rrrta in conditions with »• rays, whirh can often be »uere««fu| in stubborn cases. F rl.. Oct. 26. 1956. P ag e 7 At Autumn Parties DONIIRID IT the spear-shaped XF-101. shown above. new F-ID4 btartlghtera vr* to be turned out an a qua util)-product tun tmi* as the result of ) 166,060,001) worth of order* |U*t placed by the U. S. Air Force. The world's lasteal Jet. the l-ockhecd Starflghter I* capable ol precision control at spectacular »tier.Is due to a horizontal stabilizer placed high on the fln. This moves as a single unit Instead ut having a separate elevator, a* on must planes. The short wings are but 7 'j feel I mm tu te­ lage to wingtlp. The overall length of the day-andnight tighter l* 51 feet 9 Inrhea, (Infrrnallouall TKMI’OUAUk I’ll AIRMAN NAMED I’ALATKA f — Temporary chairmen fur citizens tax coun­ cil* in four coLint'es were named )citcrda.v at a regional m m in g calls*.! by M ate Sen. It, l \ I'carve, a memlier of Gov, Collins* state cssuru'lL Named wore Ralph Stoulammof (ialnesville for Alachua; Un­ belt W. Webb of I'alatka, I'mM m ; John A. Clegg of Bunn-ll, Flagler: W, C. Edmiston Jr. ol - St. Augustine, St, Johns. The councils will gather dat.. i for the cen tral Committee on Ta sal ion which will make rt-coiu mrndation* for the lt»57 Legi.la j tine. fR O ftllO l ANDII r. COUfiNAND. I t, show* Ids (amity in New Yoik the notlflcutliin (mm Stockholm, Sweden, informing him that he and two olher pht *l(ljn* were jointly awarded the 1P16 Nolwl F ine (or Medicine In tlic group (1 to r.) are: Mn e. C oum and; Dr. Coumand; th eir daughter. Mane Eva (Mr*. Kormau W alkerl, and another daughter, Marte-Ctalre. w ith the family pet Dr Coumand will share the prize money totaling $38,083 S3 wilh a Columbia University col­ league, Dr. Dickinson VV. Richards, 80. and Dr. Werner Forssmann, 33, of llad Kreuznavh, West Germany. Their contribution ronslsti of developing cathertratlon of the heart which enatdes doctors in make more accurate diagnosis of heart disease. i/nirf-narinantt the thing tor autumn par­ Old Faihlontd Vagttablt With Basf S ties Especially now with a new with tli« addition ct soma cook*4 troren condensed aoup . . , Old •ractirtil or (aacy thapad macaroni ours t’sititanrd Vegetable With Beef. Earh can coniaini 1)4 cups condettMj soup, J*| rup* when pre­ pared Can weight I* I0)» ounces. A rich brotby soup. Its loaded with Baverdirlght vrgelablea and chunks of teedcr be*(. Carrots and pest loinators, p datoes . . . In (act a whula garden-full of vegetables It la the soup. And you’ll soon Bed Ibis grand new frozen specialty In local grocery store*. STATE FREE OF Flit! FIA | Starting with this newest soup ID) XDIII.DCKS . . . or one of your long time favor­ ite*. you’re on tbs way to happy LAKE ALFRED (A l’) - F lo r Ida was free of Mi’dlteiranean niiiumn entertaining. Look around for rusr gay ways to serve g hot, fiuil fly roadblocks today for th e 1 heart warming potagn at your bridge fir*t time since May J. 11ncbeen or the LuBel tupper. Try The State F l a n t Ho jiii I r r n m v c . l your prettiest rasserote with the the last eight hlockadiv. iv in candle-wanner for the Vegetable Heof Soup |,ovrly wiough to he tha the Tmiip.i uieu atnl two nrai centerpiece on the buffet. What F o il Myer* -a* n* longer necJ- could be a mare delightful way to ed but **id host truits and plant- entertain after the football game, still must have cehlficatr* *h,>.». or at Sunday are a TV psrty. You'll find heaps of new aoup I«r they are fly frs*e. Idsaa to feature , , , inch as the tHOUP ITALtANO). Or t— tha alwaya-pcpnlar rondc-sed craam ot calarr soup with lohstot added . . . to make ORIENTAL T X H ^ t BISQUE. lewg Italian* le ts (tlU-euneeslse) fr-oteaeenv dtnted vtgstable with beef *•*» < 1 coup can sealer l cup drained evoked chirk bed fatter-shto*d marsrea I or tpag belli '^ Combine eoup and water; beat until *oup la completely thawed. Add cooked chick peaa or maca­ roni; heat. Serve with potato Chip**1 crackers, aad preltela. klakaa I to I isrslnga. -*~ Orlanlal Fancy Blague I ran MU cup*) eeodeaaed cr**»t or celery eauff . 1 seup can nllk w * 1 cup llaked. rooked Rhetor. I), ounce can. drained) * •'ifpoon ground dill * tablstpooei (hopped cblro*> Combine all Ingredlenta except cklrbe; h ea t Oarnlsh aoup with chopped chi yen. MU** | t a i cere- H SLATING W JT SOLVED MIA 311 (A F (—A jtroeecutor buys the Leeana Newman staying is not solved and an inveetigalor si ho sai-l the stayer was known ha* been fired State Atty. Georg* llrauligam •aid yesterday he dismissed How­ ard Oeliier ''right of this minute'' alter Oehlt-r told a newsman he knew the identity of the man scho killed the Newrrvtn girl fivu years ago. Rrautlgam said "the rase is still open." The iM-year-old motel night elerk's body, shot In the bend, wn* found near a pig pen several days after ‘be vanished frum her Job Aug 22. IM I. W A L L F IN IS H from D U P O N T I |X )R the Jetb conascutlv# year tb* nation's top 6-11 youth are aettlna their sight* high to reach their goal and tha National 411 t’lub Centres* In Chicago. Nor. 33-I). where they will be honored and rewarded lor outstanding accomplishment. More than 1100 boys and girl* Club Work, the Cooperative Kirepresenting over two million lenilon Seri Ire. civic spirited 4-11 Club member* from 41 states. Individuals, business firms and Alaska. Hawaii, aad Fnerto RUo foundations. will attand the Congrats. In addi­ Those providing f-H awards tion to an nll-eiptatt trip, these and support this year are: (he state, sectional and national win­ Frrsldr-nt ot thw United State*. ner* will receive other retards Mr* Charlr* It. Walgreen. Thus. climating lateral years ot dili­ E. Wilson. Edward Foss Wllmn. Others srw the Font Motor Co, gent 4-H project work. "While the annual value of oim Msthlraon Chemical Corp, product* resulting from a ll Iniernational Harvester. Stand­ members' projects amounts to an ard Brands. Kerr tilaes Mtg, astlmated f l ts.ooo.ooo. this gain Coats A Clark, Inc. Larro Kura I* probably the lean ot the bene- Feed Division of General Mills, flta arising from 4-H Club eiperl- Carnation Co. MUnpIktiy Pa'tern Co. Westcore." said Huy I, Nohle direc­ tor of the National Commute* on Ingbouee yUfurallonat Founda­ tion, Hercules Powder Co., Arca­ Boya and Girls Club Work Frodurls Dept, of Allied "The greater end more tailing dian A Dye Corp, Krlvlbenefit* are the personal satis­ tn’hrmlra! stor Division of A m erlran f a c tio n s d e riv e d from rea l viators. Forest Prod­ achievem ent such a* making ucts I n dAmerican u s tr ie s , W h irlp o o lfriends, practicing demotratlc 8e»ger Corp. Tractor Group of t procedures through organised A llle-rhalm era, Montgomery 4-H Club work, and developing Ward. Ell Lilly It Co, fieartspiritual vgluea from day-today Itoebuek Foundation, U. ft Rub­ living with 4-11 Ideals," he slated. ber Co, Generil Mntore, Singer Immtdlal* rswar Is for the Cno- Hewing Machine Co, Flreeton* greea bound 4-ti'er* will be 311 Tire ft Rubber. roltege scholarship* worth 1ST.Amerlran Oil, General PetroMO: U. V. sating* bonds valu'd I'um. Pan Am Houtbera Corp , at ti l , 130: special rash awards Htandsrd (111 Fcmndalton, Htandtotaling IIS.7M. Many will be ard Oil (Ivy ), S tandard OH presented with engraved walchee (Ohio), Hlannllnd Foundation. and other handsome gift* All Utah Oil Henning. Wn. W ilder will be entertained at gala break­ J r . Co, Pur* Oil Co. Colgate* fast*. luncheon*, and dinners Palmolive. Conrad llllion Hotel, i In the ore-all National 4 II Elgin National Watch, Maseey. Award Programs a total o( nearly Harris Ferguson 1110,004 Is eipended annually to Also the Hints Fe. Chicago ft recognlit boy* and girls who North Western. C hicago Rock have ticellad In "Improving fam­ Island ft Pacific. Illinois Centrtl ily and community living." Railroads. These aw ard program s are Others srw Chicago Board of Trade. Cities Hrrvlre Ott Co, mad* possible through the <cmbitted effort! or the National Cudahy Pa-king Co. Huh be Committee on Boya aad dltrla Corp, Armour ft Co. F ----- DON’T ------Throw Away Your Tire Dolors Because Your Tiret Ar« Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. *Jml Put On Sew Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd 36 Yearn In Sanford waaesl fiihwat New a-iu boi on IIB-in. wb. rives you more loodspaeu than any other )i-tonner. Regular 6 J$-focl bog on 110-in. wb. has MMS-ru.ft. capacity. . . . le s s t o o w n . . . le s s t o r u n . . . l a s t lo n g e r , t o o ! VINYL MASONRY M IN T ft Ceei so lea*, swsg ft O.I*k drying —Ode'les* ifie wR^PW Hillln ifigai jn — ■—-ft iVInpTf *-- a --- A iv nw mrt HlffWN H— i»aj.aj CALL g3 Th« Lumber Number for Sudden Servlet HILL Lumber & Supply Ymrd 213 W. Third St. Hanford, Fta. PAINTS Hi-fun* you buy your next truck, loo' at both aide.* of Ford'a story of value what you Ret and what it co-t*. You' like what you v*e. 1-ook at the cost*. Ford'* Or*', cost i* low. Resale value U high. Ford's Short Stroke enginex an? designed for lew friction, le« wear, lower running coat*. Maintenance cost* are lower, too, be­ cause Ford truck* are built stronger for rugged long life. And a Kl-million truck itudy prorrj Fonl truck* last longer. Izook at what you Fo rd get Tr and you'll bee you t iMifr for your money in a Fonl. For example, only Ford give* you modern Short Stroke (tower in every truck, V-8 or Six. Sodium-cooled ex­ haust valve* in Heavy Duty engine* run up to 225* cooler, la»l longer. More com­ fort with a Unverified Cab. More safety with Foni'* exclusive Ijfeguard feature*. Th« big fleeli buy morn Ford trucks than any other make Ixxik carefully . . . consider everything. You’ll agree Fonl tnicks cost !>—■*. give you more. If you want n great ileal—a great deal more for your money—ace your Fonl Dealer. u c k s la st o i n g er b n . tew* n*sks**s 1st, •• IMaUH lewis tsswsats •**•» *<».« (left kw»l tsWis-fw STRICKLA ND-MORRISON, Inc. 308 E. 1st. SI. Ph. 200; �P a n s. FrL. O et <0. 19M Passport to Happiness By MAYSII OBIIO J^ - A 'A T’« 4f . F . Kin* r u u m gyadicsi*. Release Friday, April 20, 1 W « -P A S S P O R T TO H A PPIN ESS c i i A n x n 2i ' p i c n c WAS no d o u b t about 1 Mr*. F eaU ieratonaa mood »b«n Val opened the cabin door. Whit* crr» lh* tm m rd iata effect* ot the champagne bad been, all feeling of gaiety had left her. She wee aland* tr g In the middle of lh* cabin, a cumbersome figure of wtsUi artlh an unhealthy g ra y look to her face. "W hat-* lh* Matter, aim. FealheratoneT A re you HIT" Val aaked quickly. “1m not Ul. but I'm Bghtlng m ad." her em ployer threw angrily back a t her. "W hat do you think I'm paying your peerage fo r t Bo th a t you can dance all night *" "Out, Mr* Seatheratoor. I tried to con. a in a fte r dinner. You aald you didn't w ant to ace me again for the rem ainder of the evening." "1 didn't w ant to aee you f*rn. | a a*—I waa otherwise engaged. I d id s t want to ace you anyhow In th a t revolting coelumr. How dare you dreea you reelf up Ilka th at, and in D irk 's clothe*7 I knew you were aetting your cap for him. Hut do you think he'd look a t you seriously after loving Eileen, my d aughter T" 'O h pl«a*e, Mr a. Keathentone. don't talk Uka th a t .' Val cried wildly. " I—I can ’t bear lb Not to ­ night. I c a n t! I c a n t! " Suddenly her Knee* aecmed to Coll*pee. and ah* aank down in an arm chair and a ta rtrd crying liyatertrally. “There, you're ashamed. You're try in g tec a use you're ashamed, a ren 't you?" Mr*. Featherstone atood ovrr her. "Y ou're uamg all your youth and your trick* to get him aw ay from me. to keep him aw ay *o th a t he'll no longer l>e an hand to look a lte r me." Neither of them had noticed th a t the eaten door had been dung open abruptly and th a t Dirk atood there. "W hat on ao rth 'a all th* row about? I've been looking foe V at Th* grand procession Is about to • ta r t . . . W hy, V a l - " •»* had •a u g h t aight of h er aobblng in the arm chair. "W hat have you been doing to V a t A unt May? What have you been saying to h er?" Rut Mrs. F ealh ertto n a waa by O i n i Ifevefe Orel* n-nrlnt-d now completely out of control. vehemence. "You m u stn't call Aha." "B ut w* must get Bruce, and "I'v* only been telling the w retch­ ed g irl the tru th ," ehe laid hoarse­ quickly, D irk," Val Instated. “I don't ly. ' I won t put up w ith her highly like her color. O r her breathing." "fleally I don’t think It would ba behavior any longer. Tv*—" She advisable to call H arridan," Dirk paused, breathing hard. "Obviously you’ve aald too much, aald Bnally. ‘T h e tig h t ot him A unt May," Dtrk aald quietly. m ight m ake h e r wore*." "Then g et the pills from the "You’v# no rig h t to vtcllmlM Val brcaui* you're J e a l o u a of her medicine case In lh a corner. They'r* Ui the bottle w ith lh# bright blue youth." "I don't give a darn how young label . . . Oh hu rry ! Plea** hurah* Is!" ah* threw back a t him ry!" *8orry," Dtrk mumbled anally, furiously. "Out I won't hava her "l'va spilled lha d a m thing*, and running after you, Dirk." "Oh. shut up. Aunt May." Dtrk I think t'va opened lh* wrong bot­ aald, beginning to lot* hi* temper. tle. A blue label, you aald? How "You don't know w hat you're ta lk ­ m any?" T w o . And a glass of water. ing about. Val h asn 't been running a fte r me. I've been running after Could you give them to her while I fetch D ruce? Out keep support­ her." “You've been running o /f*r her," ing her *o th a t ah* doesn't fan she repealed In a stunned vole*. "I backward*." "W hy not ring for th* steward don't understand." T here n e a a pause. Dirk aeemed and have him Ond H arridan?" She rem em bered their rtndeato have controlled hta anger. 'O ut. A unt May, haven't you gathered voua on the deck. "No. I —1 know where In And him. The atrw ard r m In love with V al?" Uut M ra Feathers tone obviously m ig h tn 't" Dirk waa now supporting Mra. taw no humor in the situation. Iler face had become alm uat ashen. "I Fcatheraton*. •'Coma along, Aunt don't believe you, Dirk. I con'f be­ May. Swallow tlws# Uk* a good lieve you." ahe gasped. "You've girl," be aald coexingly aa he pushed th* pill* Into her mouth fallen Ul love with th a t little—" D irk Interrupted again. "You"re and forced aom* w ater In after talking about lha girl I'm hoping them. Val bant down to looacn th* bed­ to persuade to become my wife." •O h." Mra. F eatherston* stared clothes a t her paU enl'a fe e t "S h ea looking b etter already," a t him Incredulomly. "You wouldn't he commented. T shouldn't go for m arry her." ”1 would, If she'd have me." II* H arridan yet, V al. I think her at­ turned toward Val and amlled tack waa mainly tem per." She cam* and looked again at down a t her. "Would you hava me, V al?" Out hi* vole* waa alm ost M ra Fcatheraton* and felt her pule*. 8h« shook h er head. "No, I casual. "If you m arry her, you won't gat m ust call him. I don 't Uk* th* look a penny of my money," M ra Feath- of her a t alL" She started toward •rsto n c an d furiously. "t'U alter the door which bad stood open my will Ui* moment I g et to Kings­ ever since Dirk had burst into th* ton. No. m do it Ui the morning, cabin. She was halfw ay along th# la the morning, I tell you. Not one corridor when she heard • shout penny!" Hh* choked on th* last from Dirk. "Val. com* back!" word*, and fell aernaa the bed, ■hs ran back quickly. "W hefa gasping. Val sp ran g up and ran the m a tte r? " quickly tow ard her. Out there waa no need for th ru 'H e lp me, Dirk. W* must get her to bed and call th* doctor," ah* to tell her. She could eee for her. self directly ah* entered the cabin. aald urgenUy. "No, n o r Mr*. Featherston# M ra Featherston# was dead, f f a If* Con flatted/ m anaged to say with surprising trr rermuvma ot Avalos BuuAa. DUtribuled by Bias Fsalura* a rt* let It. Potatoe* Are Good with Everything Th* following person* kBTO k t l .elected lo servo Clarks sod Inspectors, respectively, ter lha various precincts throughout Seminole County, Florida, at tho General Election to bo b«ld Nov. em ber fth. H U . and a t the Blew lion to be held November Mb, IM 54, for lha purpoea of Ratifying or Rejecting Permit to cooduct liar* nets Ilo n a Racing in Said County t Sanford (W est) Preelnet No. l! Mr. R. Z. Johnson, J r . Mr. Joseph R. Wells, Sr. Mr. Ralph W. L oulng Mr. Carl A. McWhortsr Mra. M. E. B iker Mr*. Leo Butner Mrs. G. A. Edmonds Mr. John S. White Cteik Imp. " " ** M ” Lake Monroe — Precinct No. >: Mr. George Bell Mrs. Claude Hawkins Mrs. Grace Thurston Mrs. Ctauie IllUel Clerk Imp. " M Sanford (E ast) Precinct No. I : Mr. K. W. File Hr. Clerk Mr. 7. W.Pope Imp Mrs. J. M. Moore ** Mr. J . M. Moore ** Sirs. Christine Blankemhip ” Mrs. J. M. Cameron H Mr. William Bush, J r . M Mr*. M. L. Rsborn, Sr. " Mrs. A. W. Epps, Sr. " Mra. Roy TUIlo " Mr*. C. W. Johnson " Paola — Precinct No. 4i Mr. C. E. Hawke Mra. John F oe Mra. Joe Shaw Mrs. Morris Hodges Clerk Imp. " " Oviedo — Precinct No. I t Mra. R. E. King Mrs. Willie P. Sloan Mrs. J. M. SUley Mr. T. II. DanleH, Sr. Mra. Minnie K. Meant Clerk Im p. M " * Geneva — Precinct No. t : Mr. W. G. Kilbaa Mr. Edion God Mr*. T. W. Prevail Mrs. r. A. You la Clerk Imp. • Chuluota — Precinct No. 7: (SOILED CKICttN AMO BAKED POTATOES Seletl elit See TY| te I eeeeSe. Nee* SetSSeee te net Is Sell fee eeerterv) ee* Mlet tee* Will eiMe'e let level* Steles. . . . . . . . .it. ___ __i tenet Steer I Steel vlukee wvth I .net ee et weieenee fie evee ktetliee »!•<• rtetee net ee Itetle* tetV tMo vile i t n . sieve tetS is evee ee tittles te sleet S lei lee lele* Ivei. ee* lieil el M**f. nettl leeSel ee* well btewevd lew It te t* wleelet. SvpeeA.es ee weiytl et kit A. WYilt, eelies wee ekltlee eke.I even I* nuevSee eeA ktuh erfih eSSi'weel BMheA lei. weeve eei eei.e kef. Mr. George M. Jacob* Mrr. Prlsellla Hodges Mrs. Ann* TUflely Mrs. Josephine P rsv att Clerk Imp. " ’’ Ooldenrod — Precinct No. Bt Mrs. Gladys Mr. Polk D. Mr. Richard Mr*. II. C. 4----- BAUIAOE H COM SSEAO WITS POTATO H i m le te Peik Seetefee te e MOT. evee M ee epee pee let ekeel N et N eueeiee. Tele eeee te ktewe. Mete r* » •** levenie vets tieeS tetipe et eve e iteSy pttpereA mu . . . Mwill te te Is eppteelwelelT ike leee lieee ee ite eeetete Ueke. POTATO PUTTS T i t i a l rI peMe i eeti n p weeteS peteieee e*s leetpeee Ae.kle tetles pewSev tfii eU wfieSieels keoeibee iteieeftfv. Sheet Me Sepeie ee 4ve tv leeveeeel.lv isle vkviieetse teeieS W >«0*r. Deep lei Iff eelel felAee ktewe. s le t wie.iee. Seive femeStetelv. VtAl rilCAUU 0> POTATO HUTS fry I eeetee ei eel pevt. eei te eeeell sieve*. te Seep l,,,e« pee eeal trlee eeS kiewe. Seeieve In s pee. lieei Hi pe.eAe vekeS Veel. kneel et ekeelSet. eeS ktewe le eell petl lei ASS kteweeS fell peie. I leeepeee eeS I f e n weler. Cevet eeS e e e t i let IU ke.te. U lilikes wiik 1 veklevi vent fleet wived wiik e Mile veld went If eteke e eweeih peue Stive le e n d ei weekeS peieieee. S tervieft L. Jen a Slayton II. P arker P arker Clark Imp. " I.ongwood — Precinct No. 9: Mr. Ralph Hammond Mrs. Cola DeRoea Mrs. Emily Madden Mra. Charlotte Olio Mrs. Jonnia Gray Clerk Imp. U k * Mary • Prerinct No. 10: Mr. II. M. Gleason Mrs. W. P. Burk Mr, Tom W nwlsy Mr*, tila E. Keogh Clerk Imp. •• Altamonte Springs • Praelncl Nas I t: Mrs. Mrs. Mr*. Mrs. Mr. Zella Morrison Dorothy Sanborn Ann Pinnock Harr 1*11 Steinbeck N. B. Choice Clerk Intp. H M N Forest City - Precinct No. II: t I ', RAM Am POTATO CAflKlOU | . l«- f MM **1*--------UMMN M l ■B(klM« ItBf Ml l/S tk t p H r*«* '« u m h m w tfm 1'^ MM BMkM r M » 9 — 4 Min (• M i l « M M « 144 •••» t'* M M f N . — 4 M MM Mfd . ridfd M « «!•••#'« 1 *»•«« «••«•••!• mm4 »a*k*4 »• • »»f'«iti# • tog U bim qlMjMMl! fMMm m i faffcUy k iltM i Legal Notice MIT III) III ir iT .I H TO! liuitun V. W hile lli.lel lluveetl |!|»okl>n. New Yore. !«. Y IKuevrni.r Fervtell llkk I'Alk Avenue N«w v.*rk I». New York IlMl'Vrt l: Ane ell III I'erk Avenue Sen York. New Turk J II. Welvh llu lv lllu e e -tt llrtM.kl) n. New York. !< Y. se kuivlvlne »ltr*»‘t«re kn*l *e ev ulflrlo Trueleev. of t lie New YutkXeillenil I'nrporjillnu. • dleeolved y loll,IA r<>f|Mir nlliin. . . . . lne ell |,vrHine ^hevlne *r eulm lo heve e„» Inter-»t In the folluw|n« Uwcrlheil iMuperlr. ellUAle In keinlnole 1‘nunty, K li'ilil. le wll: The Weel 111 fee| of lh* lUiulh helf of »»:«, n» lh* N'K'v nt BetHne 1*. Townihlf. II South. Kense IS K e,l The re fu te of th is vull le In r e ­ move certain clnude eed lo nulet and confirm Ike title le the shave deerrlle.l property. The esme e f the Court In which Suit le In .Ill,lied le Ihe Circuit Court of Ihe MMh Judicial Circuit fn and for iem leole County, n o r ­ th * abbreviated till* of lb* rsu** Is KKNNKTII A. NOIIHAN *t al 1-UIMIffa. vs. UL'IITUN t WIIITK. *t *L Delendsnie. Ynn and each nf von ere hereby Satined th at lh* eul| In remove eloudt eed ronflrm lh* till* In Ike nbavo deecrlbed property kse been bronnkt s a tin e t TIA In lb* above • Milled ranee, by KKNNKTII A. NnllMAN et al. and yon are hereh r required la file with lb* Clerk «f Ible Court, poyr written a p ­ pearance (p erennatlr nr br a tto r­ ney! for keen er n r e lh e rn l.t proneed herein *n lh* lis t dev nf rela te nf Rdmund W. Mtlech dtceeeed .November, A P , IMS. to Ike Com­ plaint Ik e*ld lull at requlrrd by law. Herein fell not *r n He, tee Pro Coni* tea will be entered eseleel you w ITNI!»1 nur band and eetl o( • eld Court at Hanford Brmlnole Cuunly, H a n d s. Ih lt I like ,ley •( October A. II, ISIS o I*. Ilerndan. Clerk a t Ihe Circuit Cuurl. Memlnult Cuunly, Florid*. IBKAI.I Ity: Ail* J t.undqulel l>epulr clerk »f **M Cnurl rR I.PK II AN|t IIKTTI Ml IIAt.'B in li Kn„s lieliln ah tu e Vll. rnvve lor I'UUlUre k l.vpar II,.11,lln* W'lnirr I'ark. F lnrldt la Ik* I'onrl el ike le e e lr Jeda*. • roalnolr I'onnly, Flerlda. la l*f*bal*. In re, Feleie el KPJII M> W. HKIBCH. PetaaeeS Tn AII I fvdllore and Prreeat llaw ina I lalwe er lltmaade Asulnvl •■Id ll.iaie. Clerk Imp. •• M S ta ria — Precinct Nl*. 12: Mr. Georga Jakubria Mra. Gertrude Lukas Mr. Stephen Mikler Mrs. Margaret Mikler Clerk Invp. Flrtl publl* aline Oclnber II. IMS Fern Park - Precinct Na. 14: Meek N. Cletelend. J r . Alloroey •I law . I’ (i. II,te II*. Hanford, Flor­ Mrs. Mary llallett Clerk ida. Attorney for Fatal* RI.IICTIIIh m o i'l. AMATI OH L'eder and by virtue of auihorlly In me veiled ee Maror nf Ihe ctly of Hanford. H ». Ids, I hereby rail a Miinlcloel lleneral Rlecllea I* he held Ihroushoul Ihe CIIV of H*elord. Florida, an Ike llh dev nf November, lil* . fer eiecllon of l i e Cliv Commlvelonere for lerme nf otflc* of three veers etch, sod one f„r Him e ip irln a Pecembev II. HIT Held election ehell he held si Ihe city Hell le eabl I'llr ol Hanford Florida. In roefnrm lly In Ihe lan e end ordinance* relellsa In e |. ncilone now In fnrr* l» eeld Illy . The *••!>• "111 be ,tp»n SI I o« o'clock ■ !T.- pSktSfn Hlenderd Tin.* sod will elove a l ti#S o'cleck pm. on •aid dele I hereby appoint Mr* r R Rnumlllal snd Flnvd A rslm er se ClerhA eed Mr, Ralph kuvlln Hmllh Jam et II tint. II I. Ferklne Jr N’ewlnn J Hienetrom. Cliff M. Ahlee and W Hush Puneao. a t Invptrlore of veld ele, linn IN WITNTtHS WIIKRKOr t btvn hereunln err my hend •• Meyer nf lh* d i e of Hanford Florida, and b e '* reined to he sillie d hereto Ihe veal of eeld ITIv ntv Ihlt Ihe kth dev of October, Ills. IHKAI.I You end each of you *i* hereby notified and reuulred to prevent any claim* end den.end* w hi, k you. nr either of you >.,vi .._ ti eselnel lh* retel* of lldmund W. Iltlerh. de.-eaerd. Ul* of told Couely. to • ho County Judge of Bvmlnnlo Counlv, Klnrlda, i t hie office In lh# ruurt bnuv* of told Couniy nl r p hcott Hanford. Florida within elshl rat* A* Vlevor nf lh* Clly of endar moelhe from Ik* lime nf the Hanford. Florid* flrtl Huhllcnllon of Ihle nollre Hark etslm or demand ehell be In v’ d i r m w rllln s and ehell elate lh* nUr* A"Cite H erb of reallrn . e and pot I nfllra addrrsi nf lh* rlalm ael. and ehell be e*,.rn In by Ike rlalmenl. hie asent nr End D ata Middleton raugM 4 allnrnev. and snv each clelm nr demand nnl to tltrd ehall be void. paaiee for M l jreards •< a rooli Merle T Melvh with the D etioit U ct.# in 10)5. At e d m m lilrsin e •* ••• r* Mr. William A. Forward Mrs. Beatrice Parriue Mrs. Amy B rh ild e n Mrs. Jo Ell* Hodges Mra. Ruth Weaver Mrs. Nash Kennedy Mr. Graham C. Wilson Mr. Jam es B irkrnm tyer Ranfunl (Central) I4i Imp* P re e lv t Mr. Hsmllion Risbea Mr. Paul I'efold Mr. Henry Kiiktrll Mr. Fred Collura Mr. J. II. Truluck Mr. Sidney Vihien Miss Resile Zarhsrv Mrs. M. R. Strickland Mrs. Jos N. A im illa Mrs. Helen C om tanline Mr*. Harry I^ e Jr. Mrs. Grady Dunraa Na. Clerk Jn.p. • » " ■ " " " " Bear Lake - Precinct Na. l«: Mr. C. C. Coffin Mra. Gertruda C. Hughaa Mrs, D. 0 . Brooks Mr. Harley B. Yeung Clsrk loam M - Board nf County CammlsaioMra af Saminoia County, F lv tfa t g W. B. MUlar, Chairman U'.cst; 0 . P. r- • 1 5 �Big Crowd Attends Track's Open House Rev. J. W. Thomas Named Episcopa’ Church Rector MtJ HtllMA DlfCZOK, M ni petrott Mi.h mother oMwo-aear-oltl l»nv« r h aaslov who saved from lit* Community world bv i mitt » tll in liordon Kt-.iUnd applle* for a re-entry permit ao th»’ • hr ran travel In L/troton, If nfcc**»ry to reclaim h rr child Aaaisttr nrr a rt Horarr K. Wile- and Mrr Stellx 5. Ward of Ihr t'. 8 Immi gr at tori and N .hiroll/alint £ r n u t M .irrnaliowal 5nuadp»i#<<- Christian Church Host For District Confab Next Week A ili-trict conference will hr h r li at the First rh rl-lian rh n rrh Tuesday, Oct. Jo at 9 3/1 a m ami i> continuing till 4 p m Dinner if to h r irrved by tbr women of the hu>t church. All Christian Church M lniilen. and their chairmen of Finance and Evangelism Comniiitve- are urged t« be present. The Itrv. Julian F. .Slewnrt. who i» Director of Special D if i for Ihe Dtaclpala of Chriat, working through Unified Promotion, hai hia hcadquarera in In.lianapolii, Ind Mr Slewart ha* served for V anv year* in place* of brother­ hood responsibility. He U a mem* her of the Division of Oirlsliart 1-ife and Work of ihe National Connell of the Churehea of Chriat in the United State* of America, lie served as Director of Stew­ ardship for Ihe Diaciplea from DMA to IASI, and I* the author of the Church Program P lin n in f Manual. "Christian Stewardship** [% He will bring Ihe conference a new apprna.-h lo the every mem­ ber canvass. The nev. V 0 McNeil). Direct­ o r of EvangclUm in the Depart­ ment of Evangelism ami Churrh llc i etoptr.enl of the L’nilrd Christ­ ian Missionary Society, IndUuapntl*. dill guide Ihe group In ptina f«- Ihe *imullaneou* pro E asier ■ risells in p l a n a in Florida '•'rifllan Churche* Mr MeNelly it formerly pastor of the Miri r Ijike Chrhllan Church, in 8t. 'etersburg, and h well known to Merida Disciples. l ied William*. Yale soccer cap­ tain. piiilirijiatril in soccer, basket I.k II and tiaik at Amlorer. Church i Con 11nurd From Page li • ingle man with battle eaperiente 'i ho did net *rknu« ledge God, and tall upon Him tor help and deli­ verance An airplan* ditchea in the rarific —th e prraa carries head­ line* across the page “ PASSF.NGEflS COUNTED ON GOD." But the lifselnpment of nuclear energy is morp than a crisis. it 1s the beginning of a new era. lie* we wl'l live and develop in this new era I* our responsibility non. Nil one ran delegate to other* hi* thinking about God; no ooe cen assign to others hia obligations to God Thla can bfst be done Indl vhluatly through The Church—by regular allrrdanec end garllripilion. Man net only irltnotrledgei Almighty God and gtree thanks for hia many blessings by ectlre membership In the Church but through II he prepares hlmielf for dalle living and Use emergencies which he must meet. "When tw» or three are gathered together to My name I shall be In Ihe midst." We must bring Chriatlanlly Into Ihe world In which we live! , * le t w* never forget that "He who la net with Me la egeinet Me '* We must prepare to measure up In the challenge of this new rra . Nothing can be accomplished hy resisting the great change In our world—t world which Gad created and controls, a«4 man. The real question la how ran man find a way to Hr* with this in* •irument of destruction; not only live with it but use It in a way God Intended It to be need. Ju*t ad the Body weeds einittmaoog nourishment to he healthy, ao wv need regular spiritual nourishment —which ran come to n* through partial, jtion in regular Church attendance YOU'RE TELLING ME! — By Will IAM » m — Central F re n Writer a AMERICAN Chines# a re i serving the 4Mh anm veraary of Ihe founding of Ihr Chinese renuldlc In IM I with a nine.day relchrallun. When it cornea to holiday* thoee Orientals sure have the right Idea! I t t fill* arts/* snv radio wvu cs from Mar* laitlralr r tah/rret* •m>; Irm prm furr* fkcre fiouno* gam# was rained out. (lav# him aoma extra time lo ggur# out hia fool ball pool lkh#K I I f Hatr U’a th* governor of Arkwho hnail* « hnl* In he* shoe. /• Ihi* a wove Ceend In palsfire - lo pwf one'* inoeaf /e e l /he. ! t T tine* he's n#t rwnnlng far gaBd Id r S priffy nasoliiiKMi MiofArr (#1 edtc* 0 madpeppy Jeakin* M fl report. h# t***s*i M k a O l t a k m Me I t 1 Two TV amt##* or# fsvdlng #v#e 1 I I which grit h#d a certain idea ter a th#w, Th# T#nk##-0edt#r fvvt Koa An*tie* Air FoBulioa Con­ le for a>#r* inleretlin#. trol District folk la m at tew* I ! ! The Senior Warden of Ihe Holy Cross Epiacopal Church announced today that the Rev. John W Thomas hat been chosen at Roetor of the local church. The Rev. Thomas comes to San­ ford from The Church of The Redeemer In Avon Park and will lake Ihe first Sunday service here on Nov, IS Hr will more to Sanford on Nov. I t or jo. '•Thsre is a po*s|’,Uli».” -»!d Gordon Bradley, the Senior War* den “ that the Hoc Thomas will take the Thankagisiug Service on Nov. 12." The Rev, Thomas ia married and haa four children; three hive, four, t i t and 19; and one girl 13, He was born in Drlroit, Mich., and moved to Florida as a boy. His father was a p rin t la the Dioeeie. The Rev. Thomas graduated from West Palm Reach High School and waa in the Church Army from l*»n to ta n and again from 1946 lo tiUS In the intervening year. 19U IMA he was In the U S Navy. He went to St. Johns Church In Worthlnglon. Minn . from IMA to 1*39 and was n the chtir'*’ nt the Ascension. St. Paul. Minn, from 1K9 lo 1153. He his been 13 Avon Park since 1*53 The Rev. Thomas came back lo Florida for Ihe health *r hia children. The new Holy Cro*a Episcopal Church Rector ia i t years old. He will reside in Sanford at th* rectory of the Church at III Pal­ metto Avt. M g f RUUM H i t a achooi evrw*- ing guard to Us* Bronx. H.Y., alapa f n a t Use drives less truck maMgad to Map a# H rolled down g rtrrot «rrouted with rtillarva al tonckH— roc#**. Mr*. P rttt toapwd aboard th# aiming IrvKk and pulled «*» lh# broke. Th# driver waa bvwy making a phone roll. ffaleewartoaaH BASKETBALL STAR* OLYMPICH MELBOURNE UB—Th# epenmg earemonlrs fur the Ulyiupiiw U *#t for th* afternoon of Thura day, Nor. 33. However, the first events will he qualifying basket­ ball game* that night. Panel A ll Saints Church To Welcome Postor, ^ T J Wife At Tea Sunday T‘employes .................. '**mud “ at ihe track FIISIDINT IlfINHOWII has a handshake ready for Virginia Olrm p, one of tha group of ,-Ik* Girls" recruited from the ranks of "Cltirr-ia for Elsenhower* lo greet him w hen he landed at Seattle, Wash. Thla was the Presidents (econd stop on hia tour of ftve western Mate*. SANTA ANITA MATURITY IHk AIJt MEKT FOR *IST (Continuni I tout I'agi 11 TIME JAN. IA county Schotd Hoards be rinhe ARCADIA. Taltf. i,P)—One of I'llARIA ITIiSV IK K E, Va, n il — p o arrttl to allow tecahrrs to use HE BABY - All He Barj Epl»- county residents. The University of Vlrnlnia and the richest race* of the winner tw0 o( their rix sick lr a \r days copnllans are turning out in full Kemp discussed ihe historical will he th r MOO.nno added Santa foe religious purpose*." force i„ welcome the llcv. and background of Ihe Seminole plant. North Uaroltna plnv their 61 *t Anita Maturity which is *ct for Mr* Mildred Lynn, in her d u Mr, ivmUm n Anthony, the now ami predicted that with approval football game here Nov. 10 in thr Jan. 36. It is for 4 year-old* at of Ihe referendum by yoter* on oldie I ami most continuous of one mile and a quarter. eusslon. a* a part of the panel. Iin.|lir of A|( S jim , , ,, Enterprise A \ llV< n if,,) p]arit will become Southern rivalric*. Carolina leads Vito DeVtta, ■ seventh grado said that ii i* recommended rum tr j (n ghe-ir honor will be held the greatest e«* training em ­ by five games 3126. with three ulative rick leave be prid for upon jjua,|#J. , f i f „ UR,ni fr„ m 2 „ r |ork if f I nlhe nation, tie* completing the reeord Thr teacher a t Union School In W ell retirem ent." to , i (he now parish house. Kemp said Ihr film i* Hill first game was played at Char- Haven, C't-nn., i* eoarhlng the Y ll* freshman basketball team. Mr* Hamilton Risbee dlscu»srd Mr, \ r lhur L Willgoosc p ic - i ,0 »bown free to lotlrsv illr in 1A92. teacher recruiiment, She staled , ' / any group In Seminole Cointv who that it i* recommended that ,,r ,hB , u *llUrJr All Sami*. lIc, lr rl „ „ rilfti for M mltIU, “ graduate scholarship* t>e given. “ 'I" h*'r *<>«ial rhairnian, Mr*, u-s jm l it ideal for entertainmeni that Rank one cs*rlifiratrs hr grant Robert Elmer and niembri* of program* at club nod «rganiratl<*n n ri-tlncs It depict* ruecs in which cd to teacher* who h a ir comptct her rom m dlcf M r . .... , ti.i ------------By BENNETT CERF-----------•d M hours or more of graduate (.alley, Margery Iju u in ri m , . ' ' , p malorily ol the horse- taking — «. to ------1 — i support — < *». , .i " . • p an w r e trained in Central Flori­ work expand and the ..| | 4.„r j .[, \s J'TH EL DA BUY MORE tux w riltc n about any num ber ol Junior Uollcgr program, con Dcrmott, and Sirs. Lima John.un da Many of the driver- shown J famous m en she m et in h er busy career, but the one w h# tinning contracls to be rclalncd H(n forn, , rc .id io i, croon \li taking Iheir rrack i roller* and obviously surprised h er mo*t w ai none o lh e r than C alvin Cool* pacers to the starting gate* own and that a legislature appropriate J(P fr)l|„ Btt iilge Obviously th e had ex ­ h imr* in this area fundi to pay ripense* of the Flnri pected a lolcm n, tacitu rn da Educational Advisory Board The lies and M u Anthony sina bull. Instead, she re ­ for attending session* of the legi* *amc hen- from Rulherfordton. N. «.<»\ l . TENDING INSt'llA N TE calls, "M r. Coolidgc m ade I* R O Y 1 H E N C E . I( I lhtur*. U. An Oxford scholar and gradm e laugh very, very much. Galchcl r i i l r that It la rrcom u atr of I'hilsdrlphia i nlvci-iiy —Marvel I'allle. who Airprited H e had an enorm ous sense mended that appropriation* be in of Disinily, the Rev. Anthony was during w orkou ts with the New o f hum or h e d elib erately Creased lo the 8 Ut# Department rector of Ihr Churrh of the lie- York B an g rr’, Is only f t but h id from the people. In fact, of Education and that no more drainer at .Shelby, N C until his ha* been signed to a National league C o.ntract Iteratin' h e confc*ied to me, 'I have monies be .aafarkvd for « iu c.- retiromcnl two year* ai-o He wilt Hockey , tion from general funds i*. lot.um .. «''e Banger, Intend to keep him a feeling the A m erican p u b ­ .» T. T UI!wee lUrolnol. County Touto* | hr winter season, “ A" .8"!nU the ^ ln«ir-«ce.“ | lic prefer* a »olenvn asx for UBwce. Seminole rrplaring I’ttllle was draflrd for fill laki a President. I guess I'll go Supcrinlendent of I’ublic Instruc Rev. Lee Heaton of Ihsylona from 1'hlcoullmi of the Quebec tion discussed the platform slate Reach. (dong with th e m !'" Hockey league e e * mente and conriitulional revisions Too many drciriona of the Mllwec brought out th# nearly ft*' H t o i I t 1 1 . | m i n i t n it llt'I.D H O Itil S NAME political ronvrntloni of 1PM per cent lncrcx*e in total Ux ___ ___________________________ FOR TIIIlKK YEARS n iX P K I. HILL. N. r . i,7t were known in advance to pro­ collections and then discussed thr vide Ihnlla or highlight! for tha wordy rodeo of reporter* and •Ingle county rrglslrillon. school i P ** University of North C a rn llr, CA3IDEN, N, J. b l’i—Rod m entatort who flew into Chicago and Ban Frandeco like the pro­ mill*g#, two aatendnunta, lh* c s j u a h r o l h c r s on different tram s Ell-worth h»d the name fallforverbial (warm of locusta. B ut,on of assc«»ntenl» throughout o-nrhe. are htoVIng f.invar.t rla Kid rrw ive.| fur thro* yean Next to Jo# Smith of Nebraska, tha bipgeat laugh wi* th# tovety the Male and appealed for the ,n Tear whn, tl cv t. .Hi may with the Jo. key Club, walling for m atron—obviously scheduled to have a baby within a few day*. If maintaining of free public rduca- 7*'*y th* vnr-liv. Dick Darlliu- *'ovip lest r«ce horse pro»|t#*t.' not a ftve hours—who paraded th# lobby of a Chicago hotel waving lion in f i 'o r of any private school 1* « varsity half! n.k w jjv l.l- California KU l* a hading cana big placard proclaiming: "Harrtnian le th# Man!" lystrm . . 1vounrer brother |7oh I* s*n the ,lnli.tr for the Garden Stale on c !**4. *r Bssacvr C rtl. pletrlbuled by King Feature* ar*4i> *ta ( Ttie Bemtnrd* H i g h School' ^ ‘ hman tram Oct. 17. "Triple Trio" entertained the te a r h rn at their meeting In-t night They were accompanied by Iheir director, Mi>* 4)111# IIn .c WbiU lt, Air* Hilda Wray, president al ih# group, prrsidcd. Try and Stop Me SALE QUINTET FOR THE HOAD LARAMIE, W*o. W )-W yoin Ing'a b a sketb a ll team will d" much traveling thla season Coach Ev Shelton*# 17th teem will p’ey in I/i- Angel#*. Omaha, A»ur», Iowa, Albuquerque. N. M . Den­ ver, Pocatello, Idaho. Missoula, Mont.. Fort Collin*, Colo, Sell Ink* City, l-ogan, Provo. Utah ar»l Detroit. In Detroit the l« ‘w l-iy- arc in ibe Motor City l"Uin anient with B:*»t«n Univeralty, Detroit and N » r t h w e » t # t n . Eleven home game* are *#t for Ijaramir. Legal Notice M *nm r a o r m iD ix w «t» ^ v a c * T t » t i n * e * ;a i:x T TO WHOM IT M A T tlU KCKH ki T e e w ill la k e antlr# Ib e l lb# L iu C o n im iss l.n #f va* i n r K a h lv r*. r i o n a * . a l I •" H »i •» x#vem ber I t }»»#. *1 JM *-<> (.'o R im U ei-ktis H o .u i la tk* *-ii) ID H ke i a * e l l * *t a e a l.t a . n * ' 14* w ill **a *T (e r en# 4*<*.-vilne ■ n ttk e r #r ee l Ik * I l l y w ill c l- * ., v a c a l*. reaeu eea. 4ls«laliw as# enenSee *■> r ta b i et Ik * t i l l ana Ih * auklte I* * » * I * lb * *• » # . a t . a ■*«* e p lat as a e u t ih uniti l .a eaeem eai aa4 re-wiaed In ifcs l-u tilk t i e d S i *1 aem lau l* C u u n is. n u r ie a . w hich e s U a e k llc u i l l l i i t , *••> meat le *>oi* p # rt k u la r ls *#• ecrlbed ae fe lU w a : That x ettaln avibUe u tlllilea eaeem sat e a ie a ria # Ir o n lb * W e lte r I i lia s at Lo t I to lb * K a a te rl* lia s of Get I. and it la * * (set * « « lh end t le a l Nor ih of lh * aoutherty l|* e of said ijots 1 and >. a il * f U r o t * M anors, a ce o rd lsa t* r i a l llv»n le, * • * • • l> »»3 I I . aem laul* C o u a ir P u b lic K ecerd t pereene la i* r * * '* 4 mer *t>e**r and be heard a l Ik e tlm * end nta. * above s e - .ir U d . i t v c u M M ia a io N o p T i l * : (IT T O P d A .x ro H O U r II. x B a re r. C ity C lv rh n o in k nr 1 * i A T ia u Ther# waa a Ume when *uch a *i*n outside a grocery Job for a delivery boy or eount#r tlerk. But thing* a r t thr*# day*! Th# comer grocery la giving way lo a magniflcent supermarket- in are ea rn in g on an avarag*, Ity ir f p e fact, rhams of supermarket» » hirh than Ihe vast majority operate like any other big indus­ In other fields. In many tasea, su­ try-requiring management skills, permarket eiecutlv#* a n on a understanding ol personnel end economic level with doctoe*. law. community relations, knowledge yen and banker*. Th# industry needs mar# wallof accounting, other aiecutive trained executive# In th# yaaia function* In 1PJJ sales of retail food stare* ahead-in th# Balds *f eaaatrai were about M billion; today they're tion and malntenanc#. to th* buy­ up to 941 billion; and by 1975 may ing and promotional o#pa in th# adminlxtrellv* and I roach M3 billion. . Today'* chain rup*[market* re­ divisions. U you have a h quire manager* and department a ion of high school or eollog# ag^ heads who art trained lo super­ seeking a careor •ppoetvmky — vise Urge organisations, large even a part-time job to mm of funds, expensive equipment and th r ,r huge iup«rm arkaU Is • deal with a riieahl# segment ol the tplendtd stepping Hon# to a beflgubli*. These d etrim en t bead* bant carrot All OCTOItl DOO-DAV leaves Sam a l l r ' i l hound, panting and •hitsly In New Yr.tk as *he temper aiur* climbs to a record (4 I itegiecs The heat broke a pirvious record for the day set !»:» I emoh* a daily avarag* of M .M .- Retch* Dollar Ifennlt, who'll ito cigarota. That, aaya Urn aaaa w ager on any aport. a*ye he wae at th* neat desk, la a pw4T«ctly glad that eecond World Aerie* enormoua 6gut*. I Close to 3M persona last night attended an open home at Semi note Raceway In Ciaietberry as county residents were given a conducted lour of Ihe grounds, clubhouse and grandstand area by William R. Kemp, president ami hit associate*. Although the welcome party w*» OV'ed to Mart at A pm . early comers straggled in a* rarlv .is 7:30 and the lari eouple led at 11:30 p m . Between Ihotc hour> the people looked around, chatted with officials amt witnessed a con tmuous showing of two full color tnovie, ihe Hamblclonian ami the l.ittlr Brown Jug. both consider­ ed Ihe Kentucky Derbies of liar ness racing In the glassed in patio dining nxim overlooking the track, visi­ tor* sat al table*, met their neigh­ bor* and drank coffee, cuke# ami munched on cookie* ruol n ttiiif no (b vb vbgki|| In brief talks before the show­ ing of each movie. Kemp discussed project with the levers, pointing out T flE SANFORD HERALD F r l . Oct. 2fl. 1056. P«Rt r a m m n v u io n a x is i i .o * i i o *■ AI.LKf T O W HOM I T M A T CO X CkK N 'i You w ill la k o notice that Ih * n t y I'onim lM loa of the C ity ol Hanford. P lo rld a . a l ! : * * P. M. on N uvom k.r t l . I l l * at lb * <' l l » o tm m lM in n e ri' Room a l lb s r|i> tlntl 1. Ih# c u p "f a»»fur,l, rtnr- Ida, w ill r o n s ld .r and d .ts rm ln * w b .t b .r or not lb * L'lly w ill rb>-* T*i*#t» and nl-eodon n .y ile M ■>( I tic - ‘Its sm l the public In and In th r li n il d rlln v a lv .l on a p ls l at an a llr y and r n o td e d la the P u b lic IV *,n rd . of M .m tnal* C o u a ly . F l o r ­ ida. m a ln ta ln ln * In tlru Ih v iro f a e a s .m .n l for public u lllllO n n b lrh •a'd *11.r l» move p a rticu la rly des e r P - l av fo llo w *; T h t l c r t a l n a lle y r u r r l - e eesi sa d w est from French A tsa n * e e ste rlv I s lie la te rso c il-n with n n nrlh-eo ath a tlsy h elw sen IIG h o r r F lr e e i and lu v iil d trse l. and hounded na lb * North I t T e n th * l r # , l and on lb s *»uth b y R le v v slh P lre e l In t k * C ity #T ten fn fd . F l o r ­ id* P .r x o n * tnt»rs-1sd b i t a p p e ir and be beard et lb * lim e and p ile * e b e it ,p #( Iliad O i l C&3UUAA1UN «T TUB l- IT T O P P A N F O M * Hr II. S. , ‘*r * O rb i n m i n i • w x i; NOT l ! l ‘ I I* llllltP .H T ‘ H V r.N Ib el - * » i* -•.*-« • I In ' a t J K I O rla n d o Ih -.d o n d .i • ricllt'o u s aan-T o( '*1111 VI I l.l. u u u n r »bd Ikel 4* !i Is lt r said nama w h h lha < lerk ol Iba C ircu it i nurt. e -m lin d . • <n I t F lo rid * In eccordar.c# w hh lha aroTltlon of l h . F h t l l l o i i , .Sam . d ln lu a. I* a l l . k t c llc * I l l s * b lor Ida B ln lu la IS t l VV. P. palm ar t] M Palm ar .lls t llr i UP P I Mi l l H I. V lllM . OX I'H O P U e t.ll ( I I I X h I** I'll a M t - X IIU I. V I a IX I M i l XIX Illa l m ii t a xxo m u v ii m i l . ' hi T M ll g u x ix o im O IX XX( I. lit i l i a ; t i l l o p t a x * n u n . P la n t * • UA N olle* It karsby # l*« a Ib a l a p ub lic lU a l l i i a w ill La L t L i a l Ux e t f U * of Iba L i l y Luinm lsaion In Iba C ity H a ll In iba c m ol s o fold . P lorlda, a l I ■)* o i b - k P. *1. Novambar If . l i t * to t u im d ir ib> lull- w in* c h a n s .- *<-d a iti- a d iii.n l, lo Iba Xonlna o id ln a n c# of tha L i l y ol Haiford, P lo rld a . (a i Th* propatly i"n ad lo l>|c O lc l It -I-A in in a la - P .in lty l, lo c a l t j un lb * Cat! aid. ol Kaulord ATtaua balwaan l l l h M lr*,t and llo ,a lia O rl- a , I, plopoaad lo b* ib a sa a d lo 11-1 ik ln ■1 ,- P s u illr i I ' U t i M Kali) p lu p atlv bain# m o i* parh ru la rly d t.o r lt a d a* Lo la 1, I. I an I t of llhicb I ; and ladle I thru • ol lllo tk 7, H a, l.a n la i and le d - 1. f ai d 1 ol I I I - ( IS, Han I.--id — H.coud H*ctiua. 4b) T lu p r-'p aily x-iir-l In [tiiitli'l If - 1 , jui r. wi - P anil ■ ly l. to ealid on r-»pr,aa A it a u a L a lw ta n It h and 7th Htraaia, l» pr«pvt»d to b* c b a riftd In C - l l( >m. m a r c la i- lla ia lli O lrtrl-l Hald proparty b ain* mnia p a rtic u la rly d a .rrlL a d s i fads I thru * of Uloch I. T ia r A : and Lada ! thru 17 of III orb. I . T ls r II. of r. J L T ra ffo rd a Map of Hanford A ll partlaa I* In tsraat and c |i|. ■ana ,h n ll haea an opportnnlty I > k# hanrd a l said hanrfna Hy oidae #f Ih * C lly Cornu l„ lo n of lit# L i l y of Hanford. PI did * l bla y ;ih day of loTnb ar, I U ( II N. H A T K II A» L i l y l i t i l of lh a C ity #f Hanford. F lo rid a OF ' 56 s THE D E M O N S T R A T O R S -C O M P A N Y CARS A L L W ITH N E W C A 3 W A R R A N T Y FU LLY EQ U IP P ED - LO W M ILEA G E '56 '56 C A D ILLA C 62 4-Door Sedan Air Conditioned Power Steering - Power Brakes - Power Seats Power Windows Save *1500 C H EV R O LET BELAIR 4-Door Sedan Air Con­ ditioned - V8 - Power glide - Radio - Heater Seat Covers - White W all Tires - S w e e t e s t Driving Car In Town Save *1000 wmm m C H EV R O LET k '56 '56 210 4-Door Sedan V8 - Powerglide - Radio - Heater - White W all T i r e s 2 Tone Point Tinted Glass Save C H EV R O LET 210 4-Door Sedan V8 - Powerglide - Rodio Wh itewallTires -2 Tone Paint Loaded With Chrome______________________ S a v e C H EV R O LET 210 2-Door Sedan 6 cyl - Stan- $800 $800 .*700 1500 dard Transmission Want Economy? Buy T h is!S a v e C H EV R O LET 1 6 Tires Vi Ton Pickup Large Wheels Cr Save A L L CA N BE FIN A N CED AS NEW CA RS on GM AC LOW EASY M O N TH ­ L Y PAYM EN T PLAN HOLLER MOTOR SALES Phones 1234 - 1059 2nd. & Palmetto h A. ' �• V 4. > a m s m s s ir THE OLD HOME TOW N CAM 3LOW. ITHAT WAY/ E tP B A tW M ’AWAY st CtAttKO HEAD/- o r e T H A N K S , C LA 9 A B U T I ’M O . K . ' r * \— J kkama W H Y ?! check / TW DOCTOR LEA V E Y O 'J R H O U S E ..Z A P I Y O U SIO C p C A N I GOVERNOR'S MANSION ALMOST FINISHED TALLAHASSEE (A P) ~ Excrpt for tom* Interior work, Florida’* new 1/4 million dollar governor's mansion ha* been finl•bed bat it probably won't t>« occupied until about April 1 bo* cause o< the lack of furnishings. Work hat been under way al­ most 16 months. During the core •traction. Cor, Collin* and hla family have been living a t their nn home, The Crave, adjacent to the mansion. £ -----WOULDN'T 'Tt?U LIK E IT,' WITH A S H O K 7 B * W O R K WfiTETK '1 ’O U 'O HAVH'TbUR H U S B A N D AROUND THB H O U SE r— > M GRANDMA, JUST U K eN sm a, I w u ii aSAW By STANLEY ...JUST FOa AS'.tCI c f f « sh I BAKED BREAD. SMOTHERED IN BJTTER AS'APSCOT JAM T h ' OOOO OC DOC DSC? PAST EVERY CsCE IN A WHILE... /-------------- fHE SANFORD HERALD Page 10. Frl. Oct 26. 1056 CITY COMPTROLLER FINED KEY’ WEST Cl — City Comptrailer John L. Day was tired yeaterday by City Manager Fred Lane who accused Day of Imubordination and noncooperation. Day declined comment. S t—m H ELP? f = LUND Says: THANK YOU a u y .h g To the many people of the 6th Cnngreasloaal District who have generously sent In small eontribut Iona for the campaign, I am humbly grateful. These small contributions of 11.00 and 12.00 hare greatly aid­ ed m f efforts to preaent th* RECORD as wall as my itand on the various Important Issues of this campaign. cee AriM/e ( A ? AO A HOOGE CMA&G \ A T *V U , E H , S iM A tS p OH THE* H A PPY H O M E-SW EET-H O A 1E F R O N T I HAVE ftom -r ru es--i Traffic Safety Proposals Rise Af Conference ac.A'nST j u s t c a t Yt Ny STAND A $MCW OFF } tAc itlWd, SOLO IT TO WinGEY -< HEAPAOTlEfS AND HE 50vD m e .* j TOOLING j it ISWT T H A T \ voua o l d you it o n l y r : a o s TEN THOUSAND f R C S - 'a OP AU. THE LCW* f ^ D O V iN . MOLDY 1 ; | - v TOfOCS •“r \ HEY/ h e g v p p c o you/ h e t u o n e o t k e s p c e d o m e t e o b a c k :. ro AROUND*y s u o e im s u r e * I O.'DNTTURN IT THAT FAR CY FRESH GARDENS. FI.A - J u i t |e be sure that he hat the striking picture, famed cameraman Moral* Monts dr Ora ratchet hit ta n 121b.-let. hist. Monty Just non for the third year Ibe klahrtl award at the Florida Photographers Association lor color plrturrt—and far lha Uthrtman'a Information he ciught the lish *a a 0-lb. test line an a spinning te tl right In hla ewn Don* yard la Lake tfunmlL JjSfGWtME1 WtfD SETTER if YEAH. IF THAT MAN 0 0 OUT THE J l COMES BACK.MXJ BACK WAY. / V w DON'T KNOW - ra s a f U B ANYTHING f IWT TIME ftlGQTO PARA DAW'S. WVtO^I COULD BE / h l\t ALWAYS CCNL LtP MY TPACkJ. io o K if* » ro at* rr w MET J, THEM--THEY U . R KEVtRCETMEf J R / r || roOCLCVLR HDtl DIE RiUCE-J TOOCLEVER E C R A U O f i ^ r '' ------------------- B y B E N N E T T C E R F-------------------- ai T Y ER B STEIN caught a glim pse of A nita Ekbcrg in a very low -cut gow n fit a Hollywood prevve, and wa* Inform ed by n com panion, "S he come* from cr.c of Use Scandinavian countrlca.'' "Y'e*, I *cc," agreed we— pH ctb appreciatively. " J u t___ . , land, no d o u b t." - p T ( / I n T e x o i, re p o rt* M ik e H a l b o u t y , the "464,000 Q u c itio n " is j u i t a k id a s k ­ in g fo r h is w e e k ly a llo w ­ ance. SSMItMa* VnuDOWG N O SOsat , TAB.EO THAT Z y WILL STAND FIX THAT LIGHT FIXTuas GO IT VSONT COMB DOWN tV W T lM R GOMEONE H A N M ON IT. AMD GOUNOPHOOf* THB WN.LO Jan H urray heard a neat* \ / \ V —. door neighbor fumbling at hla / >\ door for many mlnutra, and ,\ finally got up to see If he ' r f i P f i ) eoutd http. He found the fum**-v blcr, obviously high and at* . , A V \ ' most apoplsptle with rage. w H Murray aai.1, "No wonder you can t get in th at way, old man. Yo i’ro trying to Inaert a elg tr Into th* keyhole!- Th* neighbor** Jaw dropped. "How do you like thatT " he demanded. "I must hrvo smoked my keyi­ ng WANT THIS TO ss thc Hi___ G*F.CtWG CLLtf iN THIO —' COMMAND > A Election Day Cake - A Traditional Treat man of the (Tover-vr-ior’* Florida ca lY affle Safely Oommlltee, said «y ayatem his group ia greatly com er.m about driver education. r o n t i A r a , MY STA V n rv? ” 1 believe the committee mem AVOR OF THE PEoiM F ON tier* feel they uoiiM |ivITCH ISSUES. A S T i r r - v n , all high school fn d u a te s quail' fled, well framed driver*,’’ n< v 0EDEX5 nS vS r5.i\ h D NO A ,^S UbP' P O R T said. ' ti<*t v x b ; rr m > teemssd rc* ro o f me k MA5M.'oe axwse J f o u r 13. . WUST AM I Its I, n*s*.' vmar * co vj A u vt* i»e r.asr act >cu r\N*su « I COW THAI r.gS5A 3UAP \ nar O'nsr «ac.» 5-OmC> nave , ,— PStTfC-MTCf , to* ccvv?e hot/ ) IT JUST l \ * « P 'VCV C f H05TUlT» — M Fa I c o 0k i r v \ 1 rfACM, I K ite s ! < \ WSe IV«.-C(? how 3 I «ncova ip u JUST A3 THf3{ L tU ’l IS tk?se »<w«:g cm«v A*wvor rt-ve. W’U fOCH ■' l T K A W lf /: s o a r ovek av.'WvV '' > / r r f i " i* * ™ s sssL ’y s s s s ' '■ fiom public utility rrgula. ion thu* allowing th# public f ; be gougn, {n thpir u , bill*. I AM U N A L T E R ­ ABLY OPPOSED TO SUCH GIVEAWAYS. * 2- My opponent haa done noth«ng about correcting the tax-exempt|oo ( r l | (>f (ha Teaaa OR Jl 111 i o r. a | r # a whereby they . r , f e » ln g a l1 .1!? .! " 1 A D 5 1 E A U A ! IT S ONg I OS' T H D S « LT T T LB I A N LV\A '.6 T H A T IV *OLLS 6VUMCB3I i- i q . Whel It Ike same ef tMa rut *f meal? A. IVel Flank Strak Q. " her* daee It rome Run sad hew ls It Identiled? .V It trenee fmm tie flank seethes »d the animal *hkh u directly hrl rw tbe shuet Wa ami aulnui. This meat cut U an ova)-sloped bnetclrse steak etighing f t to If* pound* with musciea running knrthwlse. Q. Hew b ll prepared? A, Bjf bnlslnr. a mnitl heat rvthod of meat cnokery. The meat is cooked slowly and requires twtwren land 2 hrem conking lime. Foe rsrirtv. the strak may he foiled and cut into imlixrdual drak fiQeta ye ar. I R E - U K ™ KY SHOULD ,n4 YT T,J 5 ' R J'AIR s h a r e • '1 TAXES or in the alter^ .’...KVf;RY t a x -p a y . ER SHOULD RET THB SAME REN’EFITS. * ! , . K 'V0H TI,K ENFORCEMUST OP THE ANTIT R IS T LAWS ao a* to alla* '*Hle buiinea* an op­ portunity to aunrlve. 4. I FAVOR m o r e AID TO THE AGED. THE VETER­ ANS AND CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONERS, so th a t there people ran raise their alandnrd of living to w hat it w ai before the Truman admini­ stration. Living coat* n>*e I0 T under Truman but soc­ ial security payments did not, Arnold Lund Republican Nominee for Congress • �II— BEAUTY PARLOUS _ _ _ 29—SALESMEN . AGENTS 41—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 51—APTS—HOUSES-ROOMS 83—HOMES TH E SANKOHD IIEUALD F ri., Oct 2G. 1956, F«g« U TDK 1’AKI) OF THANKS HAYNES Office Machine Co. 2 and 3 bedroom cement bl.-ck 2-bedroom houfe, for »a e bv >>«nVery often n Tai.l of I hank* in the Sanford Herald m«*ta a nc*4 er. $cirx) Down. $38 monthly pay­ Typewriter*, adding machine* take front home*. $65. A $83, KVA IJUSS 11KAITY SHOD Salct-Rcntal*. 311 Mag.. Ph. I t unfurnished. Phone 1129, St. ment*. 1917 Summerlin Ave. pn. which i* difficult to till in nnv other way. Not only it U a gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes bqt Phono 0t>3 John Realty Co. IU83 W. »!»<» courteously acknowIrd.-r* the srrvi-e* and kin d n titei of Util S-fl Soda fountain and bar ip A 1 <—Hli I l.lll M i - HI.PAIR'S condition. A1m » c u t iron, teeth* Efficiency apt. Hi-way 17 92 So. Thlt it a free pa** tn the Movie- many to whom a personal no'e of thank* cannot well bo mailed. 3*—WORK WANTED. FEMALE PAINTING Newspaper t ant* of Thanks are accepted a* socially cop* City Limit*. Slumbcrland Court. er upholstered bar itool*. Perfect land Rtde-ln Theatre for lla trie t Slawter. Exp. date Nov. reel, Emily Pn*t, the rated authority- on etiquette, feel* they acre# Baby tilling, reference*. 1013 M. for small buiinei* getting alert­ 3 room apt., adulD. 1113 Park. nanv go-id u-c* 4. 1936. ed. Worth over $1,000 will »acriTlrcre I, tui prc*cril ,|Af»rm for a Card of Thanks. It can b* M Keep children in my home. 1161-W f u r for 5053 complete. Ph. Nk-e 3 room furn. apt. Screened Marino linUhca * brief or a* d.-t riled «« yon de-tri- When the occasion come* yotj will Iax-h Arbor: latrge new 3 lw-1ttc v j. porch A garage. Only $37.3U For Your Boat J l—WORK W A N T E D -* ALE rnom, 2 bath Rambler with ’ind a *ympathctirallv un>ler*tan>ling member of our staff to a is tlt mo. 612 Park, Ph. 4ti(S-W. Mer Srnkarik (JIii»h and I'nlnt Co Florida Boom, screened porch, eou. ThU la a free pata to the Ttiiz rar-|k irte; full) equipped kitch­ m i l l W. 2n.| 81. Phone 310 All-around handy man want* See Seminole Healthy for DerirTheatre for M. K llarri* (col­ T in: ” 1\ .MKAIOItlUM*' NOTICE ___ wurk. Phone flk'O-J. en; utility room and other ex­ able Hou»r* and Apt*. Phone 27. ored,) Eap. Nov. 4, 1934. It i* the cudum of many families in this country to commcmoratn tL iro ii mmliiiit «ml finiihing. tra*; air conditioning. Beauti­ i bereavement by an “ In Meutorium’' notiea in new ipaptr classified I leaning, waking. S tru n g Sami' fully laml-rapcd large lot, near column*. They firol a teal solace therein. Preparation or •election *f IT—h tR M IU H K lllll iLHlH.I) F u r n i * h c J 2 bedroom house, n«le county »lnc* ISIS. Wynne" o-hI *eclion. UarpoGe 4* *(hool bu* mule. Plume 22$Ni. i suitable vri*c bring* back tn llieru tender, pleasant recollection*. A l L'trd furndm e, appliance*, tool*, utUily room. $110. mo. phone H M. Uliaaaa, l-aku U try 31—INSURANCE Slits Cwk, the Eng||«h poet ha* *o licaulifutl" expressed it: etc, Hoiighltohi. Larry’- Mail 2120-I.W. 6 room hou*r In Enterprise. I ol "lin n rinrily *«VcCI nr# the rchocs fl21 Ka*t lit. St. Phone t i l t . h'or Painting call llr . Taikar, Ph. I3.V x 133'. JC.uxi. Term* con­ COMPLETE MODERN 'h at start Cottage, W. l»t St. Itra-onable, u;i x tt. 11on hi tpccial » u si. sidered by owner. J. I*. CoulINSURANCE W hen memory play* an old tune 4-Potlcr Red. walnut chiffoncrc Call 1109-J._______________ All tha NEW KINDS of fire end on the heart.'* lieltc, Entcrprirc. and deik. Phone 2345-W. GAIN MORE SPACE in your Mo-t frequent!*- *o In Mciuonurn I* inserted on the anniversary c u u ilty . Iniuraat* aviiU bU In 3-rooin modern fumi-dird apart* IA-PLACES to EAT home with itorage wallt, builtthe bait uf Companie* at Lowif death. However, other date-, width it i* fell nre appropriate o r merit, l*t floor. No other ten- 0 4 -ID 18 in cupboard*, Halve*, ete. See iiranlngful are nlio *»|c trd. The birthday of the departed, tne wedd­ t t i Hate* to thus# tabu qualify. GOT INSOMNIA? , N ccl a night­ 2nd ANNIVERSARY cut* $33 monthly. Available llll.I, I.UMREH L SUPPLY Cen.ull R A L L INSURANCE IN OUR cap? We're open 'til 2 a.m. No*ember l»t. Drier Realty Co. For your future home *i!e we have ing annlvrr»ary. Memorial Day, even Christmas are among other YAH It for raiy-te-folluw plant lot* ptire>t from $323 uu up, in ‘igmflcant oceadnn* rhn«i-n , AGENCY, lo t 8. Park A**.. every night but Sunday. TUB SANFORD LOCATION Phone 1559. amt iiuality m ateriult at econ­ several locations In City. If *. i c-e he«ilant tn eanre-* voor tender thoughts in poctie form* Sanford, Fla. DOGGIE DINER a UAH, Kike omy p r im 233 W. 3rd 81. .o r n u v u*ui| y ni.nclf nf (be Herald'* rollecllan of original veneg. Echo!* Hi'IIUer $91'<0New 2-bedruont h«u*c*, kitchen Attractive Lake Front Lit* Mary._______ __ ___________ PHONE 83 "The Lumber Num­ tt-M O N E Y TO LOAM Sofa Bed ami Chair . 99on equipped. Phone 44.1 or write OZIER REALTY CD. I’h. 1339. riirjc- e\pre*i in i—e'le loaclv (he emotion* of (he hcartstringf. ber” . Vrnong them are verse* appropriate tn any (Irrum itance. Hollywood He I 4959 Jack Flynt, Bov 302. Sanford jH cARD OF THANKS A U T O l-O A N B Free headboard* on Hollywood «7—BROKERS and REALTORS THE HATE 2 newly decorated, 3 room apart­ MURPHY. Ada—We with lu ex­ Thlt it a frre putt to the Mi*, in­ Heil* COST LESS land Hide In Thcalre f»r l ’oment*. large room*, rua Dak Card* of Thanks are SUM) per in-ertion regardless of *i*r. la tend our heartfelt Shank* and All Dinette Set* Discounted teen Ward. E*p. dale Nov. 4, Me t n *|ii,,i i ,, | |,(* f*ct they may run io cumiderabla Ave., Phone 41 or 1286-W. appreciation fur lire ait* uf 2 n It home, modern, like a doll IU9 CO Hunk Hcd* $119UO ISM. m gth, ar* lolled at $1.00 t*er column inch. kindness and m enage* uf *>mhoir»c mdde. Tula I price $8,3-Room Group* 295IkJFURN. garage apt. Adu||». Ti*a UF SANFORD pathy and beautiful floral of­ M rllA N K Y -S M IT H P A IN T S 66*1. 61.123 down, $11.US per mu. W. 2nd 3-Pc. Curved Sectional* 199,00 fering* recelveJ ftum neighbo'*, 2) 1.1 8, park Phone li'wt (Foam Hiiuwr Rubber)I relative* and many friend-; al­ 1 bedroom hou*c. kitchen equipp­ 4 li It , ' Bath new- waumry ! to the llcv. A. P. Pu-tell and Ted llornelt ed, Quiet m il hboiliiNXt, 2358 h»me, ipdet te d ion, elute m, BEDROOM; 38—HOGS—4’YTH—PETS for PAINTING member* of the Allen Chapel Palmetto. Phone 2613 Day *. 9.12 excellent rontl ruction, large Double llrem er VOIDS'* .1 Pitcher Itland Phone 1952 M AME church, riurlng the recent | -Ml tirandview Nigh'*. Ucveled Mirror living room, large kitchen with MALE Muaer pup, * week* old. 1 itneopot I Part of off lllne** and death of our beloved 38—PIANO SBIIVICE Bookratr Bed built in G E range. |te»l buy in ARC, bundle, pick of litter. ratd ounx football lnner»prmg Matlrr** mother, grsndm othrr, g r e a t thi* ly|>c home' $13.7(10. Term*. 4 8w in* PHONE 1»» ______ gante 21 Muiie Bov Spring (2 pillow* FREE) L. I.. Bill — Plano Technician grandmother and »l»ter Ada 3 Hautboy 7. Shine note Phone 21• I Ituulv I, Sanford 61—ACREAGE .Murphy, We can only aay again, Beautiful lu: on Y'ankcc Lake loo 9. Arabian 6 A her*ld 21 Be. See our new line of floor covering "Thank you *o very much." x 619 Paved load, pumped in vetbe. garment* dttbl I ri-H O O FIN G-PLU M RIN r, The Family. and complete horn* furnishing*. to ACRES high ami dry nn paved »and bench, high land.' fit Thin fabric rale 7 I ’le tie * tJ - A R ’ i n . E S FOR SALE rvvt I between Paula Ave. and FREE DELIVERY I t. r*rt»of ear * Tran*with PLUMBING Lake Monroe. Will tell all or 4 -L O S T MAGIC CHEF full >lte range. 1P8 ECHOLS HCDDING CO. 13 Bower hom* p irContract and Repair Work part with w arranty title. Price II WdJ »nt Laurel Drive. P Pcnfche* Free E tth-iatrt Corner 2nd A Magnolia, I'h. 1152 MISSING— Tet cal, yellow with $130 per acre. 51. O. Worman, W. IIIETRKIIS T. IV. MEItO ( n l o 4 i |'i i*r*M 13 Check labile 10 Edible fern "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. It. I,. IIAIIVEY white tpolt. REWARD. Near __l!l t. Box t39, Sanford. REALTORS Saddle tn good condition, rraion16 Man * name 12 l-ilh 34 Sco tch n v e r Can! 201 Sanford Ave. phone 162} Open Monday'a til 9:00 pm . Randolph St. Phone 2353 XJ. 1901 Park Ave Phone 27 nr 115 able. Phone 3U.Y (p eat I 17. Lake :< Headland to Mother *1—FARMS AND C.R4.YFS VISIT 111 It BALCONY IS Sprite 33 M ountain 20 Peer * 31. Seaweed* LOST—ChilJ'a glat-c* Pincercit W. J. KINK Crib with waterproof mattress. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN iT h e a a a ly ) 21 Joke 21 Mixing 33 Tavern* School vicinity. Rcwaid. Pii. Plumbing Contractor 20 acre tile farm . Thre* btdroom Good condition. Phone 3017-11. 2.111 tren ch \ u 22 AppreKohltr l lum bini A SuppUet 1*37-31. houie, large barn. All equipment FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE J . W . IIA I.L , R E A L T O R henalve Thli la ■ free pa** to the P rairil Ream E ’ectrie (Vnter Heater* and machinery Ea*y teim i. Ph. —at Warehouse Price*, vlitl Johnny H'alkrr, ,\»*imale Selves Lake Drive-In Theatre for Fran»—PERSONAL NOTICES n i l Oil*min Dr. I'h. i t 1393 J. P. C. Box m i . MERRY'S. We ate expert* at a»"Call Hall” Phone 175s 36 Sweet re i Wilkin*. Exp. dale Nov. 4, staling ) uu to secure gracious ROI.LWVAY. llothilal nml lid)) * p*dato CERAMIC TI1.K good look* with funcllorial con­ 83—HUMES 1158. IF IT IS IlKAt. I'ST VI'i: tied* Day. Week, or Month— 27 Tin laym ) Paul K. Mueller A . Sun Ph. lo t venience. Today'* b rtt buy* in #-k t'lum icv A Menivith Tel. 1425. Furniture Center — 29 Elevator We ouy ana sell used furniture m i DOWN Free citim ate, Quality wurk. nationally advertised furniture at 117 South Park Phone 77 116 West Fit it St. cage 3 Bedroom* and Carport# Paying top rath price* for any at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. They Know: 30 M rge thing of value SUPER TRAD­ Pl.t MIIING K HEATING Tirrauu Floor# Firat hr. Phone IW7 for Even­ \VKf.COMK OIFTS bundle ING PORT on 17-92 Ph 3DM.W Septic Tank Invtillation d- Service Kltrhei, Equipped ing Appointment. H K T IH K M K N T IIO M K that are long cherithed are ca*y .32 Stout lle u trr Service. Archie t \ Har Nice Revidenllal laKation Fully furnuhed. convenieni, com­ T-Shirt*. 48c. Sleeping bag*, to select from Powell’s varied 33. WideI d t, Phone 734-YV or 1335. • UIG V A L U E S Undiraped Yard* fortable, 2 bedroom fram e homo rots, blanket*, tarpaulins, Armystock. Come in end look around. mouthed Ready for occupancy in 2 week* • QUICK CREDIT with hardwool floor*, 2 imrche*. Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave1937 ROYAL PORTABLE lit* |Sp I A. K. SHOKMAKEH, JR. rarporte Excellent condition and • EASY TERMS TYPEWRITERS '* Form of Builder Like newbottled gaa ipace heat­ well landscaped. m Nn Down Pay mint WILSON MAI ER oxygen Phone 1991 18U0 Mellonville er. Call 1264-31. Selling Price $8Aou 21 Month* To l*uy New and I'ard Furniture 37 T i n c» f n n u i w 3JI E. Fir*t St. Phone 958 Lay-Away Now fur Chriitmaa :y Anglo—Factory to You— LARGE 4 bedroom home I leal Rsxon serf Aluminum C j J o lt**J (o n i/H in y POWELL'S OPP1CB M PI’Lk io n tra itin g and lit pair location fur children. Ph. 2333-J. Mr*, llouicwife. . . 19 Projeding Yenrllan Blind* 117 S. Magnolia Phone tf.x > ton, Sanlord Ave. I'h-me 1113 How'* your blanket altuation? branch A n. PETERSON Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom room, 2 btdroom hum*, $6760 Hrnkrr Aiiociale*: A. II. Taterton RUMMAGE SALE-317 Sanford, 40 Ibinkrv Plumbing. Kreiky Heating rail with plwatlr end*. Plaitlc We Have a fine (election of or- 6 l/rc ate l on Old Orlando High­ Sat.. Del. 27, 9 a m. to .1 p m. Inn, nylon, (Ottun, wool and mix­ 11 A long lime J r . P. J. U hritrrjon, GarllcU) or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon M. CJ. IIO IH JK S way. Ideal for rhildrrn, tchooi ed fabric W illrtls, John Mei*ch and It. (V rorrl*. Service un All Water Pump*— bu* *tnp. Call I3.TJ-M, Williams. A. U. Doudiicy, t.an>l DOM N B L A N K E T S S e n k n r lk (ila s s a n d I 'a lttl t o (Vella Drilled — Pump* $31.1 to $1191 Surveyor. 1 F.vcure 113114 West 2nd SI. Phone 330 Paula Road, Phone t-M ) LAKE FRONT 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED tin N. I'ark Ave Phone f 129 O A It R E T T '5 i coltoq) ; Fatly Phone 1413 New three bedroom bouia on BARGAIN! Am k ic ga* rang*, 323K. First 8t. If—SPECIAL NOTICES ~ Sell Your Car to C7—BROKERS and RltAI IORS Lake Emma. One and half tiled .-.ctMement* perfect condition. Call at 2WW HOY HULL U -F A R M and GARDEN bath*, florid* room, lart d ll' CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwold. 308 W. Beeur.l St. Consult A *IKALTt)l( First x 223'. Turn So. ono mile a t Slip (.'over* and Drape* r t l L L K N AND IIA IIK K Y ENJOY a shopping *pree on your Home grown Marion Market Cab­ Oaklawn Cemetery. STANLEY GULP •-B O A TS AND MOIOHS bage Plant*. If. F. Crenshaw, tM N, Park \ve. Phone 2313 SM \ l . |, c MANGE F. 31. B. 6c. luc PHONE 2S5S-J. Ph. 1711 (V Thi* I* a free pa»« to the I'rairit & 25c store, 321 8- Sanfunl. Evinrude Sale* A Service |j k e Drive-In T heatre for Virg­ 1,411.1.* IIHDTI1I.RS K OHSON S p o rtin g (J wh Is He»tcrn vaddle, goo.1 condition, HIBISCUS. *ingle and double inia Conn. Exp. date Nuv. 4, Dragline A liulltlo/cr Service lleg lslrird Real I .lilt,’ ltr(*l»‘r 301 1*1. St. Plume 39-1 I'h 2233 Geneva. 2I95AY Saldorl flowering. $| uu value* fur 79e lnt|uirr: 1217 Magnolia Ave. 1958, Plume 2471 17 9? at lllnwotha Grapevillr Nursery, P H O N E USED MO)DltS 2058. ORLANDO Sent met Star, Call Dim-lli- Suit, Hollywood lied. • em­ 2 bedroom house, fenced-in bark Unconditionally Guaranteed piric. Living ruum suite. Large PHONE 927u fur 4 IIEICIIY • Ralph Bay, 3150. ____ yard. 1913 Summerlin, Phone Real K*late Brokerage — Notary 195.1 Mercury Mark 35 ga« heater, Kirby Vacuum clean­ II Leading Varieties Potted 2371 H. (Demon*tralor» f32° i AI It BANKS • MOHSL P u m p * 1219 (V. I3lh S'. Rear H trher Shop er. Phone 2031 -R. No. i r o s e h u s h e s I9ir, Kvinnide 30 HP WOO Well Drillms, HOWARD C 93e each 2 bedroom home, 200 ft. Fenced 19M Evinrude 7*. HP HEAR the NEW V. M. Tape ReU)NG, Phone 5M 201 Eaal . H e n r y A. Ituoell Seed C'o. corner lot, oik tree*. My Owner (Perfect) ... Jl«i ro r.lrr. It3 Down Wiebnldl'i 100 W. 1*1. St. Commercial Ave. rhonc 41 REALTOR Camera Shop, 2ln 8. Park Ave. 19.541 Evinrude 30 IIP. 3 month* Phone 1711 J. ..................I Liim liiuiM , »*—Ml'BICAI. INSTRUMENT H oM. complete with control* anti ENVELOPES. U tte rn e ad i. »taw- 41—APPLIANCES ment*,. invoice*. Land hill*, and AssiM IA IE tank W95 program ), e t c . Progreoivo Accordion, *u bat*. Case included, Plmnr t i l l . Atlantic Bank Bldg. A few 20 HP. IBM Mercury* Phone 3114. I’rtnting Co. Phone 401 — 403 FH1G1DAMIE atm llanrr), lit* left SAVE and service, G. if High, Oviedo (Veit Uth S t . ____ _ _ O l'L N 1101W * 1957 MODELS, NEW Fla. Phone FO-S 3316 or San TIKKD RKAUTtFUL BOSK 4'OURT rentals (lit i.\ l.BV I HI M. hardware ford 1*'4J-W after 8 p in. C H P .............. W31 2009 Qran-lview and paint acc—IliU Hardware 30 IIP ............... $»« u f tliu s n in u o ld th in g ? SATURDAY* A. SUNDAY Sale* - • Service — APTS—HOUSES—ROOM,q 40 HP MIS Co., 301 E. 1*1 St., Phone 41 bee Giv spacluu* new l 1 u 1 1 > I to 3 p in SINGER ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS different homes in —, — IDEAL I .ORATION FDR WEL5KA APARTMENTS; roam* Sewing Machines Cre*tliner Aluminum limit* and iiohmton Hand Crafted Fum ilure. South Plnrcrt»t H-mfort CHILDREN We build, design and refinl»h. Al-o part*, an-essorir* for all private bath*. I l l w , Flr*l 8 l Fibcrglasa Boat* from $299. Grove kfunor* Sanforr make* of yewing machine* cf Drop by anil see this »purloin, LOOK for the new In HP and CO See at 91S French, Ph. 52-1L Valencia Villa* Del-aru A m rriran and European manu­ Downstair* apartm ent. CALL 1260. modern home, dctignel for en* IIP Mcrcurya romin:- *o n . pj HOUR Alai in Cluck*. G uarante­ facture. joy able living The built in eleeDr*irable furn garage apl. 412-W, W, P. SMITH ed $189. Sanford Jew d r y A All Repair Work trie kitchen make* It a joy 10 Motor*—Boats—Paint* Gta«* Luggage. 300 Sanford AVC. fully Guaranteed rook. There i* storage »pare Avalon Apt*. E fld tn cy , Ph. 7»AV •513 8. P ark Phone 1203 100 K. SECOND ST. unlimited in it\ 3 bedroom- .' llattM1 Cleaning- Hindu**. Floor*. BFFICI8NCY Apartment. Suit­ full tile brlli*. and large iililily 12—TRAILERS Ideally Situated Office. 1 all 1119 J. IE l'. Caldwell 45—BUILDING MATERIALS . Kai nr»!,-. ..IF . * .; . d ar I n - d f >r inni Manvhanemakenareinrhid l.irr. MBini|>,|i,.j|diriii4!!iqable for bachelor #r couple. Piiloom Many oilier feature*' _____ _ m n — — *Ix-raUK of fha Luxuriously 1'lnnni-d In - tr f_____ r ,-nd re — |- rl' |-i | l , ir Lite t ill and■v ■ m-trr—menus vale hath. Arrut* frnm I'oit It will pay YDl) to *ce II* 1-cfore CRICK!) TO SELL NOW! PI VIPS & SPRINKLER CONCHETE (drntlful ' II | nilv I tall n ■ it■ -ti - r- r■ -imthcht* nb t g-gohlcn - ii* m i bnmn iiiwii | pork - i n 1119 Office. H an u d Jacobson. you buy. Open Evening* and M O ilvratcly I’n c H Y'rmr ln»|ie. tmn I looted Don't SA STEMS Ready. Mixed Concrete, Concrete • • • ' 1 <! .">J p imrd »iiii appi< - and pnuwt. litre l i a d u i k Sundayi. forget—B.YT. A s t .\ , t to 5 All type* and »li*«. ItutalDd o lad meal lurnil fni a te|irj| Mtting. Block, Sind, Gravel Cement f urn. cottage, r * a x o n a h l c . 3 and 4 Badrvum Horn** with I EaiDlda Trailer Sale* P m. "Do It Yourself.'' Concrete Pipe to meet all Located on IT 92. ph. 3010 Wl and 2 hath* situated on large, Palatka, I I*. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Qualification'. artlilirally land-raped lot*. n . H. "itu i" s i i;vi p i :it S T I N E This t* a free flail to Ii.*- Hit* Paved street* and all other S h e rm n n C o n c re te P ip e Cn. t-lledroom home p irliilly furn Guy Alim, A**nriatr Machine and Supply Co. Theatre for Frank Murphy. E*p $70 mo. Call 988. city canvenisnr** make the e tlul West 1311) SI. Phone MM Arli tie P rite, Associate BILLS HARD ID I T , * Sell •_*n7 (V. 2nd St. Ph. 8 colonies of owner-neciipnl date Nov. 4, 1930. Hi all or — G rnrral Insurant* Row Court 6 room apartments, home* truly delightful place* Phone 933 nr 2122 112 N. Park Ate CROSLEY - HKNDIX thing* jou ro through w i t h ‘ MOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S I I —USED CARS fuml*b»d. Kitchen equipped. U ID*Sal"* arid Se-vtre Phone 1464. through Clintfied ad*. Let an through Want Ad* fur CASH H A N D A I.E 1930 HUDSON Commodore 8 Con­ Desirned, llullt and Sold Electric Company vertible, yellow wtlh red leath­ experienced ad w riter a»»i*t you 3 rorim unfurn. apt. Newly decara Call M2!. led. 1301 Celery Ph. 805-W. e r u p h o ld e r). Stratum *hifl ^ , r u . r — Quality —Satiifacllon ODIIAM &'TUD()lt Inc. Builder* of Fine Home* w. overdrive, $200 Phone 153'J- ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 Dc Bary Far Florida Living XJ. T . V- S E R V IC E SALES OFFICE Day or Night 1953 Chryalir Windsor 4 door Dewa t ads 2fl2S S. French Avenue SEMINOLE T.V. Luge. Only 13,000 actual mile*. TCI SETTLE AN ESTATE. Large I’hot.e 2100 and 298U SOI Celery — Ph. 12.15-J. Call Hay Herron. Plhme 24M, or three bedroom house nod ten 1313-W after 6:00 p. m. tot* on paved road in l.jk e D IC K M A R E S Mary. Furniture included. Small FOR NEW PONTIACS and g ud. Tim Conitaclur — Phone 21M-1V. TEHANTS orange grove on prcinnc*. Price clean USED CARS, call IUv only M.ououo ca»h. Shown by Z Bedroom UB !lou»r, Wynncwu ^l. Home Improvement Herron, Phone 2448. or UU-w npnoiri'mrnl Range, Refrigeralor A Heatri. lji.m Service T h u rm U y , Krlilmy am i SnttmUy W t Will Offer alter 6:00 p, m. phono 9>» ilanlwood Floor*. Tdc Bath. SOI So. Park Ave. (JIlK liO R Y l.U M H K K FROM OUR ORIAT 1932 Pontiac Catalina haidtop Equity MOO. I’h. 799-It. i.lli A Maple — Phone 2W2 A -Solid Trti ck Load of M K P W : Itydromalic driv >. Nc" i nut. SIIICTION OF VAiUlf 1 G R A I'lfH E ll 10 SELL good tire*, Call HAY HE It RON YOU'LL LOVE HOMF v FUNFf t AL $830. DOWN- 4 bedroom frame at 3436. or after ti Co p. m. HUS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK home with asbcitoi tiding n1**- *• 17 4l loti'k phono 1343-W. Z BEDROOM HOME Spate healer, Venetian blind* fk -HELP H fAVlTn—FEMALE P H O N f 444 lor — hot water healer included. Thi- home ha* large living room N'aah. four door sedan. Gia»l run­ INTGItt'ORATED fH"^\ '»'* . i "in--' At prlre* luwrr th in you ruuld u rd rr direct from the m tnufaeturrr with frreplare, 2 extra Urge Waitrei* wanted. Apply Touchning condition, cheap. BARGAIN' Your Friendly Fard Dealer hq/ObfC 3r-U i % $1030 DOWN Nicer 2 bedroom coobedroom*, dining room, kitchen t..n Drug Co., Mr. Gilpin. Owner unable to drive. J. D. \ \ 308 E. 1st. Bl. Pheee 2N with plenty of cabinet*, breake rtte blink home with r *rD am an. Route 1, Box 51-11. CASHIERS WANTED. APPLY Most All I'rrfr f t portc, JaluuiicJporch it tilt f a il room and nUa icrecncd-in Phone 7J6-M. ATKINSON'S F O O D M A R T . Soma Sliihl ly Denied, or Scratched bath On Cnrnrr lot $CZ5l )>cr porch. PARK AVE. A 25th ST. 1949 NASH Super 4 dr. ied»n. month. Beautifully lindicaped ground* with outtidr sprinkling * y trm , Good Itody and motor needs Reliable per-un to keep 3 childsome Tran*, work. Ita lia, heatcentral healing for extra com­ ten Monday thru Saturday lurura II. Dlier, Realtor t-r above average lire*. $73 no fort. Excellent residential loca­ night*, r. 30 • 12:30. Ph. 2537 M. Huicl M. Fiehl, Associate ra th . See at 2U5 E. 21*:. St Aft­ 3-I’c. Wall CtbinetA...... ....... ______ 5D.95 tion . . . 2117 LAUREL AVE. 2UH 840. Orlando Hw>‘. Ph. 1359 *--M #M » *6M M » < er 3:30 p.m. ODHAM It TUDOR. INC. 111.LP WANTED • MALE M IX EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 >823 8. French Ave. Single Door Utility Cabinet* ....... 9.95 l> E It M A N E N T day, and night Phone 2100 — 2980 M B U H W M O M U l driver*. Must be good driver*, Double Door Utility Cabinet* ****»»«*•••-•••*■••••••••tccctltl*i>*** 12.95 88-REA L ESTATE WANTED *uber and drpcndatde. YELLOW For Sale by Owner—Him.'i type CAB CO. 2nd anJ Magnolia. rge lot. Crystal Lake We have ■ buyer for a 3 11R homo on maionry home in good residen­ Phono 10J7-W. 18—BEAUTY PARLORS tial section, m utl be modem. FOR QUICK ACTION uta CU)H Modern Afr-condllloncd Salon If yaur home i* for »alr, plraie 3.Rfdroom home tn Spulh Pinelied ad* to -ed 'o n t hire. Call contact Seminole Really, Phone lln r r ie tt'm H eaul v N imiI* crest. Owner being tran ifrrred M3 09 E. Fint 81. 162!, »ay "Charge )L” Phone 177 27. 105 Shannon Dr. 104 S. Oak Ph. 9U T H IS W AY; S P E C IA L 110 Permanent. $850 NEWSPAPER c.reel iiletboya. Age* 8 to 12 Apply to Mark Heir*, The Sanford Herald, after achool. WOOLSEY to what you want CLASSIFIED ADS * a • FINANCIAL Ph.1821 Florida State Bank LIVESTOCK $ 179. . 1 DAILY CROSSWORD • REAL ESTATE MERCHANDISE Seminole Realty 4 JU tU AUTOMOTIVE ROSA U PAYTON ,w Robert A. Williams • <} IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ' Our Loss, Your Gain W e Need The Room U EMPLOYMENT 0 ball realty- And INSURANCE K CHOOSE AN J ^ V U S ID CAR METAL UTILIT Y CABINETS FIRST COM E, FIRST SERVED BE A 2 -C A R FAMILY Strlckland-Morrlson OZIER REALTY CO IL U M B E • BUSINESS SERVICES Mather o f Sanford COHCRETEH �I Pinecrest Join the hundreds of families having the thrill and satisfaction of selecting new homes In South Pinecrest. If you have delayed buying because you couldn't quite make up your mind - take a day off - visit this marvelous community of beautiful homes—let this exhibition of better living help you find th e answer . . . then talk to a proven builder for information about homes now "on parade" for you. 132 FAMILIES HAVE PURCHASED HOMES IN SOUT H PINECREST Because this planned development of Modem Florida homes fulfils every requirement of the sincere, fur-sight ed homescckcr. HERE you have an engineered community of fine homes, set in an atmosphere of quiet rural charm, yet endowed with eveiy metropolitan convenience. You have neighbors who love their families and are proud of the community in which they live. You have beauty, and ease and comfort, and you have SECURITY for every hard-earned dollar you invest. Here at South Pinecrest you can establish your castle, and be satisfied with the estate you leave your children when you have gone. Sanford is a city with a glowing future, and the homes in South Pinecrest will forever be monuments to its progress, SO U TH P IN EC R EST H O M ES A R E PRICED FRO M SELECT YOUR PLAN OF PAYMENT If You Are A Veteran: $625 Down Payment $1950 Down Payment Service Personnel FICA $1000 Down Payment (Indude* doting costa) (Indudea dosing costs) $67 Per Month $63 Per Month $66 Per Month (Indudra (Includes taxes and Ina. (Include! taxe* and Ina.) U xm and Ina. (Include* doling costa) WE CAN QUALIFY YOU FOR ONE OF THE FINANCE PLANS WITHIN 30 MINUTES Act now — and you can chon## the Paint color of jroor home, inside and out; al*> Uth UU and brink trim Ml any homa not complatat Out TODAY? r SEE THE F.RS OF FINER HOMES 2625 S. French .1 Al \’°ur * Odham & Tudor. Inc, BRAILEY ODHAM President fr p i 2 if : W u s c l *& 2980 For A* AP �Shop and Save In Sanford §>anfavb —— — m — — Established 190S »*— — "" If Yoar Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M, Call 1S2I Berore 7 P. M. For Delivery fe r a l AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY OCTOBER 29, 1936 * Associated Foar Die As SN AS Plane Crashes While On Med Deployment "Sale* tn volume at Ihe San­ ford State Farm ers Market ahowed an increa.e over the preeevl ing week,** Sandy Anderson, man­ ager of the market, said this morning. ( iro n sales tor th. week ending \ |»3J P A l KAMI* I 1.11*1*1 II wo* found burned ar..J a andoncd in scrub noli Ju*t ooulh of State Road <yo about a half milt. Only th* hull of the car remained Intact. (S taff Photo) Oct. 70 was 11.742 package* at a valuatinn of t32.u91 0). * Leaders la*t week." »xid Andetwm. "were 1cucumber*, grapefruit, beans and oranges." Arnold l.ond, Republican ran Sandy Anderson explained that the "aatlsfactory price* on or­ didate for Concro-* tn the Fifth ange* and grapefruit raised the Concr«-»»lonal District d rd sre d valuation in proportion lit the num­ that ('resident Klienhowrr'a visit withdrawn pending further discusBy CM; Manager ber of parkagrs moved off of the to plorl da ha* <lemnn*trated to >lon bclacen llie State Ito.rr I of w a r r e n »:. kxom i . i :s the people of this *tatr that he market platform* Since the conet ruction uf * Health and He city, rh ii "M arket condition* were satis­ it interested In them and will iraual «»* due to the fart that *»ojr treatm ent plant i« auch a factory on movt vartetiei," Ander­ not forget wtp-u he Ii elected foe daily Im portant question to the the city commliaion had previousEverything Is in irarttneii for son reported in nil weekly new* another four rear*. He »poke at people of the City of Sanfor! it ly icheduled a meeting with ftacal tomorrow night’* Soi thiide School le ttrr releaved t(>di<y' a c ltlirn , meeting at Ca»*ellN-rryagenti to are If it wai possible to It beat that a factual report be Halloween Carm wl aa'J Mu. Celery arrived at the S viford "I h * 'e Juat recelvr.1 a letter liven to the public on the »trp* finance the third rcrtificate i»*u* State Farmer* Ma-lev «.n Friday, from Ike congratulating mr on that are being taken to provide without waiting four yca*i fot a Velma Mitchell, principal uf Ihe Oct. 21 "Tht* I* Ihe earliest ar­ my effort* In thi* campaign," school. this facility. It ii hoped tl.it, in lurplui tn accumulate rival of Florida C 'lrry In the Ma­ l.und *tated. "He Informed me Preparation! have been under­ this way, an) m liundrrs'anlinjs On Oct. 21. l»3«. the City Comlory of Sanford and th r Hanford th at the only way, rr*p«.nilbility way for weeks, in order 'n have can be . corrected an! everyone minion authontrd a contract with Stale Fanner* Markef." *ald Ihe of government can In- fixed, is can riiacuat the m atter in relation- the fi*cal agent! to make the ’every booth, every game, ev*ry market manager. to has e the Administration ai.<l ihip to (he action now underway. neceiiary itudiei to determine if ride, all set for the Haloween Harold II K ailn tr Co. u a i the the Congie** under the *ame po­ eiowJ. In 19M. the City of Sanford, it It now poatible lo make tin* first receiver of thr thipmenl of litical leadership " Thtv year, aerarvllrtg to i-ffirlala Undertook a w ater rod sewer pro- third itiu r for the pmpo.c of celery to be sold here. Tne celery "Ike informed me lhal the need, tram at an estimated cost of II.• convtrurtlng a tewage treatment ..f the Soithiide .1-hool P-TA, the was grown by A. Bud* A Sons at of all A m ericans can In- i>elter 171.000 (O. The purpo»e of t i n plant. The agenti have laid that riqnd* are expo • e I tu tie bigger th rlr Zcl|w<>..d farm s. avrvrel,” he »*ld. "by the election procram was to provide < unitary It will take approximately two and m m le r. Anderson reported that live Two dance revuei will b.v *t. Jed "quality ii excellent, w>ih lung of o Iter.-.t.Kcnn l|ou-e of Brpvesewage collection ayiteni through* monthi tn make the itudy and out the city aa far a* poasibb-. At prepare a report for th. t ily mi that ev >r u n f v.ill have an . p- ■ri.*p rib*, nnd Ihe ue* runn.ng •rn ta tiv rs along with th-- return J'uitunitv I t »re the young I n - i- n heavy to four and *ix duten stir* ”f the prc.etit m lm lld-tiation " tkia time, the Florida State Itoani Com minion "Several month* ago. I help of Health requested that a pri­ The State Board of Hrat.li h.it take pat) ‘n Ihe r llallnvceen . i d which O not loo desirable at thi* mary sewage treatm ent o'ant aUo Itcen Informed of th eir fa:t» ar.J flr*» fall revue. Th« f ln l wtd he lime of the year." However, they started a movement to get Ikr be constructed aa a part of the M h par'.iea are now ituidin* In at 7:30 n *n amF the erected w.il predict the next him r-tir.g will hi- down here" l.und stated, "At that projram . The City of Ssnlord did pending the remit* of Hie ttud fop.iw in l if an ho-v*. It* svy to •« »»d * •Tim .- I * tiu tint- I thought »*e might In- In -qt have Ihe fundi needed for lea. There will he ride* for the duubt by what Ihe Iradr will take danger of l.-ilng the State if he fe..« phaae in the certificate nine. Too often M ia heart that the children, and pler.tr of them, a mure qui-kly and M tufactorily didn't. Iblt I believe thing* look On the advle of two icparate en­ city ihould )u»l go oat and build train will be on hand tn Inke them to there large lU ea.’ said An.ter- btlghtee for Ike now than they dll four year* a«o. It i* my begineer*. the City Commlidon the treatment plan’. It I* not on a tour of the ground*. *«.n." c.-.m e to the c o n c l u s i o n that the quite ao ra ty lo make thii ?o nc■We -huuld have a rood move­ did that he will carry- th** dliThe American l-rgl m I* furn'ihcollection ay item was of piim ary eompliahrd fact, .'uwever Tin mg the autumotiv’ trrln . wht'e ment this wt-ek of cu*umber», trli-t by a greater vote than In importance and that llift rodee- construction coil will or nearly a Snappin* Turtle will b taking celery, bcilu. ra.li*h.-*, ara tirw , 1932 when he ta m e d it by a Jinn ayatem would remove Ihe quarter of a million collar!. Our other rniw .li on .-xriting 'ripi. grapefruit, an-l a limit-d volume vote of Md.OOO to hO.OOO." sewage from being depouted along way would he to limtdy in c ru -e "I cannot understand the loyal of eggplant," Andarson reported Thp "P air T ree". Country S ute. the hulkhrad. tie* of anine cltigrn* to Ike," he the prcim ! utility rare* en • jgtr n ho *th for polled p lv t. and In March of 1931. repreartilalivea to piovulr Ihe n u clei revenue. •tated, "They *ay they are for of Ihe Slate Board ..f Health met The city coininitainn h it slid that lab |r arrangement*, a I'm t Office, Ike an will vote for him but they :.nd other exciting hi dh* will be with Ihe City Commlaalon tu agree they will not in e rrn e the r a to . aie not Into rawted In whether he <m the necessary program An Thii ha* been rrp'w ti.l lime and provided lo furnUh enleilaining get* a Republican ('-n g re ft or shopping for the older f.dka aa agreement waa made to the *Mi*- time again. The revolution r»c!f not |h . thrae same people renivmfaction of both partle* tn the ra lli for Ihe financing tn be done well a* Ihe young fry. l-er that the Democratic majority A bind will be on hand lo furn­ form of a resolution numbered MO •m the present revenue itruclure. thwarted Ike on every turn In the it* MARIAN l os km ish music tinier hrillinnt lights and waa paaaed on April 12 1931. The hutinei* approxch It t j review OVIEDO— When II rom ei la l**t •.•••l-ui of Congreai. (living Thii reaolution stated very '.ta lly and itudy the entire utility system that have already b«*n trite.) for choosing cheer lead en the itud- him the presidency with.nit a Re­ that Ihe City Comnti*sl»n eonsld- of revenue an I r-ownddurc*. If Ihe event. enl* of the Oviedo lltgh School publican congre** would In- tike leading off of ra-i'ie, w II be n refrr *lileri. So It <rem* from era Ihe conilrucliun af a * '« a jc it ia found tn he ccOtvrm (rally giving him men without gun* or treatment plant a t b«'th deilrable tnund lo aervice an udliliona! re ­ ■he ant. u l ipaglin i au|.rer (hit the r.-«ulta of the v.itlrg Frida- gun* without bullet* In the la*t and evpedlent and agreed to a com­ venue issue— then, a n j only thin wt|J te i - n c l beginning at ,3-JO for tam e world’* war." mitment that a treatment T a rt —should the declalon be rtaJc to p. m. In .he irho>il luneh room Numbered among the tlx fin“ Wthout the uipport of a Re­ W eonitructed or under convlcue- undertake the project. Other taste etrnivai a t’ii..*ph-ie allitv are I’r r r y nr I Kmllv, t t publican Congie**," be said, "Ike Son by the City of Sanford w.tlitn landwtchra and dnnka will be on known a* Jnnle Fleming; also, sort11 he unable to ra re r out hit Many people confute the nrcicnt three years from April 12. 1931 It capital improvement program uf hand on th# groun.li. T heir will Melanie and I’at Jarkaan. Dawn program to give the people of thii wia further agreed that tne re­ the general city governm-nt n i'h nelu.te hot dogs, rold drink* cof­ Walker and Betty Stevenson m ike country the legislation it nee.li quirement and con»tructi.i-i of 'he t.iist of the utilities It ihoul I l>e fee, and other t!d hi:.* (Hat w:!l the *tx In ntirnbre. to continue our present peace and plant waa baaed on the financ­ I’eggy, Dawn an i Betty s ir remembered that Ihe two pro- delight everyone ing by an additional revenue certi­ Nothing m » b"<*n ’elt u r n . * member* of Ihe teni-.r c la n this prosperity." grama are entirely llfferrn: and ARNOLD LUND ficate iaauc baied "onl) uP"n the separate under tw„ separate hud- In providing a won ’e-'u ! evening v rar and are velsran* at the en ter rollateral pledged for Ihe ong nal geta. Ih e utililira m -a be fmanr- for all who uttend the fh .o lr-dc lc*d#r game. )lel*le, a Junior, i* revenue certificate ltiue prr*entl>ed only from the revenue derived School H allo./r-u lurnlval Tl.e altq a le trra n . authortre I". TThl* very elc«ny from the u*e of u>|i|i;r« The gen­ ■lre«slng up in co .ti.ru* for ih* Junie ami I’al, Ivnth ninth grad­ Indicate! that the City could not l« eral cil* government la financed big rvenl till be Ihe 'n .t in't.ute er*. arc newcomer* t> the field. •.iketl to Increaie utlliy ch»r?<-a lo from faxes and many other forma detaili whi-h prov.de *i.iing'l*ri We anticipate great doing* at the provide collateral for the financ­ of revenue auch a* the power fran- with Ihe ‘Thri.l of tneir Jlvca" n came* Ihl* year aitb this line ing of a treatm ent plant they take p a.t In ihe ro n 'e n s for up of pretty lassiei. A> know chi*e agreement. The Sanford KIwanD Club will With the completion of thw the team will hay* la win with The only solution to the con­ the most orig.nal creitlnna. visit I'inecaitle Air Force Base agreement, the Stale Board of struction of a *evage treatment The whid* evening, tomorrow th rlr backing. Wednesday in li«u of Its regular Health gave their approval tu the •dan* ii a business approach to a liight. has tN-rn »rl aside af S-> 'lllun.-heon meeting at the Yacht plana for Ihe aewage eu'Uel on very complicated problem The *tle School e ,r | 1P g!gj n tK ||a |. Club. M*lem. Bit* were taken and lb? City of Sanford Is already under­ Inween Event that is op* of the work »a« ita tie d It w-re then taking this huileeia apptoaeh Ru»#! will leave Sem iroli High •m oit looked i n event* around lienerally fair thrmrgh Tneiday, teen that Ihe eoit of rm sU ori'un wdh Iti fiscal agent*. Seho-d for P'neeaille Air Forre the city." low tnnlghl Vt tO. wai well over the eilim n'ei and Bare at 10 a. m that Ihe additional revenue certlLunch will he •erved lo Ihe l<v a I fA.t.- Iiauc would he nccc-.ary In group prior to Insperllni a I I 17, oiatcr limply to complete Ihe rollone of tie newer Air Force Jet e. mn i)*lem . Ihe fueai i gci la plan'* The group of Sanford advtied Ihe Clly ComtrUdon that Kiwanians will he liken on • the m aiim um anioonl that could lour of I'ln erislle A;r Fore# Base In- le ru re l at that lime v.ai ffi-V during their vlill. two.tw. This aeron.1 .v*'je *• a- »"U •imply to com plete tie vvik cn Ihe collection e y ite n Ir.vl v»a* al­ ready under eonalraflio-! Thti wai the fam e tim e !ha'. «i< to LJhe been u.cd for the t ic s 'ment A. C. Smith, *3, a form er resi­ h in t. The City of Sanfuid waa dent of Sanford, died yesterday vow faced with havinj borrowed morning In T a'ip * . f.H osing a i da rapacity on the utility reshort illness • enne at that tim e. However. Ihia Survivor* include on* brother, lid not m ean that a treatment Fiwnk Smith of ftanfonl; and plant waa abandoned fo.* it «»» three aivters, Mia* f.en II. Smith dearly predicted that the normal of S*i,fmd, Mr*. G. L. Brown ironth of Ihe utility ayatem would of Atlenla, G*.} and Mr*. Al C«d *rovide additional funJa a f 'rr revby of lltnniker, S II, fral jfae* lhal could aervice « Funeral service* for Mr Smdh hird issue of revenue .enificates. wdl be held in Tampa Wednesday 4n Auguat of 193«, Ihe City Comafternoon at I p. m. at Wilson Imsion Informed the itate Board Sammons Funeral Home. Burial d Health th a t It would !>- »t>will t*k • place In Tamp* uuvimate!)' four yeara before here would be a aurpiui of <unJa o provide for a treatm ent plan', n aniwer to th ii letter, the S'ate laard of H ealth aent a letter a i y ng they would not approve any vrrlher extension* without a treatSuction ccrtmonirft itcvatly * b tn they b«ctme members of l)tn * *• niant T h u aama le te r wa* Lund Slates Ike's Visit Demonstrates Interest In State S t e p s T a k e n T o G e t Big Crowd Expecled Treatment P la n t H e r e To Be Af Halloween Carnival Tomorrow < Oviedo Students Pick Cheerleaders; Sisters Preferred Kiwanis Club W ill Visit Pinccastle Air Force Base Weather Bom ber A tta ch e d T o V A H -1 1 On Oct. 27. a Bomber attached u tack Squadrun | | , now with the V. S. Sixth Fir* Mediterranean, vsat lost during an approach to landing aboard Aircraft Carrier Bandolph. New* u< th r plane accident released Ihia morning as the BobI;- Information Office of Heavy Attack Wing One at the Sanford Naval Air Station to wne.lt the squadron was attached Four crew member* aooard Ihe plane were lo«t. Amplifying ilctail* of tha acci­ UITV COMMISSIONRH K \lll. IIKJMNBOTHAM shown with aon.e dent have Pl.t yet l>cen received. of his prize show rattle at his ranch at luike Monroe. (Staff Photo) Crew member* of Ihe ill-fatrl plane w rre: 1.1. Cotndr. O Scott Brownlee, pi'ot. whoso vr.fe Au­ drey and (our cniid.ei- live at 2X'7 liran d v ira Ave. Sanfuid' Ll. IJg) Dewey F. Helm*, bombard­ ier navigator, whose wife. J'lin it a an I Iwro children live tn San­ ford, Jim m y II. Bailey, Ai>2, third crewman, whose wife Jaeoueline and two children .ive at 104 I'm ccrrst D risr. and II M. UnWILDWOOD. IK— A Negro farm dcrwthHl. AQI. svhoae wife Helen tatmrer, placed In Jail for protec­ re*ldr* In Dellary. tive custody at hi* own requr»l nfter he was arru*nl of Irsulltng a white woman, dls.uprarcd under strange >licum stam cs early yes­ terday. Jesse Woods, 39, was misting from hi* Jail cell wh-n Police Chief Kg .Mollis returned from The lovely (i.-me of Mnn-l ch..*ing two speeding car*. There Mr* II (’. P a r k e r al Soldrnro.) were blood spot* on the'Boor and "This la the rattle that I am was aadly damaged early S atur­ a bunk wav overturned. A day- raising for *hnw rattle," Cttjr long s»arrh failed to turn tip any ('•-inmitilonrr Earl Higginbotham day morning by fire and water Mr*. P a rk rr aald "We had Just cluca on Ihe dU appearante. aald recently aa he pointed out Fir*! reports of the Incident two pride hulls and a herd of hei­ h«d a new heating system Installreached The Sanford Hera hi about fer* at his cattle ranch near Lake eJ on Friday." Mr*. I'a rk rr said. “We III Ihe -t o'clork Sunday morning It wa* Monroe, healer Saturday morning nnd believed at that time that a fullCnitimlssluner TTigglnhothnm n •hortl.v aftcrw .n l found *ome- fledged race rim might precipitate plained that the two hull* h n d from the flaring temper* in and Ihing to In- anilsa." from famous »how- cattle have al­ ■■round Wildwood. ready reached the stage of tw lrf Mr. P arker .vent into a'llr In Florida Highway Patrol officers *huw rattle themselves. find what thr trouble might be and there wa* *o much smoke were placed on a at a ml by basis (iuiding the two bulla aroutid and many w rre called to Ihe Juat a* If they were t>ct». he call* they couldn’t get in. ‘ scene Amt It was reported that rach by nickname. ThD one, he Damage to the h«me ia estim at­ sheriffs and sheriffs deputies ■reld I* Ml,*rry" and the other W ed nl $2 000. from surrounding counties were The (lvlr.lo Fire Department and •ummoned to the Central Florida "I'cewre." The father of lo th of the y o tirf Killarney fire truck and em er­ town. bull* Is Advance H arry the Ill'll, gency truck answered the alarm . Ammunition fur shotguns, rifle* The Florida Paw.-r Co. also sent and pistols w-a« being •.*t.| at a Higginbotham aald, amt was th# grand rhamplbn of Californivan emergency vehicle. rapid par* at Wildwood'* only Parker la a prominent citrus *!or* open at the time of Ihe In­ “Advance Harry the 19th", be grower of the Oviedo rerllon a n j cident However, the sales were sa lt, told for ftR.500. The mother of the two yemr-g father-in-law of Ben II. Jones, for­ discontinued and restricted to mer operator of the Oviedo Drug those wearing badge* of law en­ hulls at Karl IllgglnbothamW ranch Is CAV.II. Mlhcr, and woe Store and row a prominent citrus forcement agencies. grower himself. (iov. l.oll-.y Collins askr.t Ihe Hie grand champion heifer at At­ lanta, Georgia in 1931. She •< d Thr humr la a one atory frame Florida Sheriff's Bureau and for I2.7.V) at a Auction, he m I.I. Sheriff ,M . It. It..wan of ju m ler house recently renovated, air "The real n s n m of th#a* ahosr conditioned, and new oil healing County for a full report and the rattle are "U.C R. Advance ta r r y I Fill raJd it li looking Into Ihe ease system juat ln*tallrd. the tilth” and R C R. ta r r y the It la on the main highway he- to determine tf it has Jurisdiction. Huh”, he sal'L Since daylight yesterday nil ha* tween Oviedo and Winter Park at lligginlmtham c u r e * for th* two been quiet In this little central (iohlcnrod. Florlla town. 75 mile* north of excellent examples of ahow cat­ ITie Oviedo Fire Department Tampa. tle as if they w rre p#U, hrushlnf had the blare under control and William A Fordham, president and currying their hodle* a* If nut before other trucks arrived. of the Florida conference of the all ready to take off for on* of The Oviedo Fire Department «ald, National Assn, for the Advance- (he big Itv-ntnrk shows of the following Ihe blare, that "We ajs- until of Colored People, said at amith. preiiate Ihe volunteer fire depart­ Tamp*. "From what I’v.- hrrml 1C* one example of the many ment at Killarney coming lo our It looks like a lynching If it was, effort* that are bring originated aid." we definitely will make an investi­ to bring additional publicity and Beth Ihe Oviedo and Ktllainey gation." attraction on Seminole County Fire Departments are manned by Woods was a rre st* t Saturday from otlu-r sections o f the ecu' • volunteers from th* communities. (('onllnilrd On I 'a tr Seven! Man Vanishes From Jail Cell Goldenrod Home Damaged Saturday B” Fire, Water Former Resident Dies In Tamoa Additional Local News On Page 7 THIS CAR WAS 1 1I VVKI ING east on »th 11 o'clock, lh a other car Involved was just Photo) Earl Higginbotham Is Raising Two Prize Show Cattle � 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, October 26, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 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/35751f8b7ad87897eb2f1da6bad4d752.pdf e06b5d55cdde7a0663d411f76bd6e179 PDF Text Text •* — WfyJZ otto L. Yes! You Too Will Thrill To The Beauty, Convenience and Smartness Of the New Florida - Modern Homes In— South Pinocrest THU HOMR o r MIL ANI» MIIS. C. T. IIAII.KT. l#l HNECRFJT DRIVI OUR RECORD IS PROOF OF OUR RESPONSIBILITY cu rin g tlie pust 21 months Odham & Tudor, Inc. (builders o f South Pinecrest) have built and sold 204 homes in Sanford for a total sales value of $2,759,000. This represents more dollar cost than the construction totals o f our beautiful new Seminole Memorial Hospital, our recent sewer improvement orogram , and tin- widening and re-building ol French avenue ALL COMBINED “ Growth” is indeed a hie business OUR AIM IS TO CONTINUE TO SERVE THE INCREASING DEMANDS OF A GROWING CITY Within the next few years the population o f Sanford is expected to double and triple and double again, To help meet this fabu­ lous growth . . . to house these thousands o f new people . . . Odham & Judor will build, and Build, and BUILD . . . More and more families want to m ake Sanford their h om e. . . When they get here we are g oin g to be readv for them with the best Florida home they can buy for the price anywhere Why Not Drive Out % *12.275 SELECT ONE OF THESE PAYMENT PLANS: If You Are A Veteran In Service FHA FHA VA P -T T Payment nnd put. Cloning <*o.»tm . . Monthly Payment* Including Tax ami Inaurnnec . . fTJ Down Payment and KU. Clrulnr Cost . . . $1,100. Monthly P«yn%nl* In­ cluding Tax Atid Insurance . . $70 Down Payment and I'«t. cio.Unjr Tost • ■ • 12,028, Monthly Payment* In. eluding Tax and In*ur»nce . . . |G3 The above figures include: GE Elec trie Range, GE Electric 10 eu. ft,re­ frigerator. Venetian blinds, .’10- gal. GE electric hot water heater and Duo-Therm space heater. TODAvn '■ B k , YOU CAN BUY A HOME LIKE THIS FOR . /SjjfiF' Builders Of Finer Homes— LET'S TALK ABOUT OdkanL £r JjudoJL r 9 /ixl. i YOUR HOUSING NEEDS BRAILEY ODHAM President SALKS OFFICES 2625 S. FRENCH C a l S IM a r SSM For A a Appointm ent At Y r a r C o n rtn lm co V A . \3Wtj- 1 - * Do you want to live in a neighborhood so engineered for safety that your children can aitiulU pl;t> in the street.’ . . , Where you will bo confident that the future expansion o f the city will increase rather than decrease your property v a lu e?. , . Where every city convenience is taken for granted, and every living convenience in vour home is right there at your finger tips? . . . Where you have plenty o f clean, country air and sunshine yet are still within sight o f the c it y . . And, where your children can walk to school and S A K E " S s T A L K ’ IT O V E R ™ 0119 25' l' C1'e plnysTound? • 1 • T ,’',en F 0R GOODNESS �Shop and Save In Sanford ^ a n f a r ii S fe ra tft • VOLUME XLVII SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1906 TIirnSDAY, OCTORER 25,1956 Sawyer Creator Visits NAS Tuesday Roy Crane, creator The control, eradication, ami of the fa moot "Util Sawyer” methods of carrying them out. rtmilr strip accompanied by Hank in the mushrooming hyacinth Schlenskvr and Kd Grnnberry growth in Central Florida lakes memVr* of hla staff, was a vis­ and atreama were taken over by itor to the Naval Air Station. # leading aporttmen. landowners, and Sanford. Home of Heavy Attack HACK community leader* in Ihe three Wing I>NH county area o f Seminole, Lake and Ciwne was elected upon Orange cotintie* arris ul ut NAS by Captain Tbc move , got underway la*t ttlackhurn Commander Heavy At ,* , night at a large gathering which. 0 S K . who aborted met at Miami bp.rtW « h . In-, vl. „ or on . U>ur „ f ,h* f«c*lvilation of Robert William.. San- ^ „ , tl UM;u ford. Charles Hh-oni, Sanlnrd and here at this fast glowing naval Orlando, .and Grady II Strawdir. activity. Captain t t l a c k h u r n , of in ando. , : , : „f ' ' . . , hrir(nl Iran* on tire mission 01 More than V> leaders including, „ MV>, AU(|, V the training Congressman A S tierin g. J r , un,i01lav ,n ln fulfillment of ihit Army engineers, .cnalnrs. rrpreb#iun^ si-nlativi'a, county commissioners. ... ... Sirs. Muiir Glrason off Oc-la. Oeu city rommiutonera. ahenff.. ani "{ District Uirmor of Ii i a t r ic t spoils enthuaiasls. alon,j tilth ^ *. % Four. Pilot International, paying prominent property owners, heard piloted by \ " f 2sw College Construction Not Possible Now District Governor Lauds Pilot Club For Achievements s r ; ™' Contract Signed For Sewage Plant Feasibility Report x r . •vc Van „ , Uoin. , ""'ir.*,; Three Main Items ‘ The Chamber of Commerce •HI produce no mirarles—but ',0 h»ve • definite progra John Knder lohl the Coffee „ f lh, .^niinole iVmnly Chamber ... °f ,hU raornln« ‘ "W t have torn* ^c^y li\«* com mitteea," Kridrr stated, "and I \ . . ■»« ■» *•*“* By Board A contract with Goodbody and Co., investment brokers, wvs au­ thor ired last night by the Hoard Sanford City Commissioners, . an adjourned meeting Mayor K. t> Scott cipltiued to Karl Higglnlaitham and John Krider. commissioners who were unable In attend Monday night's llv HITII I.AVO I.ONlIWtMMP—twingwood's Mrdl meeting, Ihe pursue of Wilson lloll representative of Goodcal building Fund was the r elph-nt of 3310.—received fr»in *n*t C o, visit to Sanfonl the Auction held by the Ungwood 10 «>«* w'th 'he Chamber of Commerce last Sat Hoard 11 ‘ of Commisstoncra. "He asked for the Job of making urday cveiiing. im," Longwood Medical Building Fund G els« $510 From Auction l*— ‘ Jack-onville. lt* onei will produce ,somrthlng for Ss-mhour local Hlght wa, made at an Iloole Count). altitude i.t-uv, :v w » , f *‘ *'“ • Krider reiealnt to Ihe oner a demonstrated to C.wne the w r month gathering that "Our pro­ gram has three main itrms: ill aaiiHly «f the ntwr»t Navy, t2) Industry, amt H i Tourrarrirr .Nni> ainrui The Autlon in Sunnvshade Park ?tn*‘ ,hro" Kh *ur‘ «,>V Crane (h r ugh hi* csunic stril’ l l*U. sail the Mayor. versl Hus Sawyer h«*. for Calling attention to the deentph got underway promptly anl with One of the first actions of the is, brought to the attention of asiring of the tourist prugtam. an estimated crowd of Jiai and the public, the roles of Naval Krider remarked that "we have no donations totalling well over that * u*ri* ww»_"n a motion by Conf­ the DepartS ta tion in national and ,nlr,J’ “ itures for rent, no office space, and number. Holding, under the aue- nussiuurr Higginbotham that the of very few apartments. Thrre's Just I tioneeritll of Igirry Junes was investment brokerage firm menl of Fdncatlon In Its rro„n sill tloiial defanse and Its rule in lively and the bidden very anx­ Goodbody and Co. be employed ^ m m , n l l h . f n. ^ k Junior ColM ,lf „ rtonnuHcal research ami nu plate to put them. l i h l aim i ' rrlot W menl. show -.P mrm. To .....o l-ecla . "W e're hoping to havn some in­ ious to set- a large amount rail­ to make Ihe necessary survey. Com mis-inner A. L, Wilton told for this service to the public. vestment money soon fur com­ ed so that the Medical Hutlding f ___ _____ Ihe Uoanl last night "1 bt'llrve Rlackbum invitsul^Craw mercial bulldings-for 1 think that'i might __ be completed. the Septenrlier Issue o f th* l.og rivers. Attack Wing ONE where we're lacking—spare. The ladles at the refreshment «»>“ comml.sloo should car"However," he said, "the Klortd* ‘,n,l ur****l Mch member to read To a question plied lo llerl-.ng to *vUil Heavy Al by members of Ihe group concern- amt NAS Sanford "I hope that before we meet stand were kept busy all evening ' ° f th* IT .‘IVi'Ti**1'.^1 -h* frnanrins n^nHn-- Folnttng ii :t that there are no* ing the W'eklva River, h e said "1 1 , n no‘ 4bl* again I will have some announce­ serving hots. cake, pie and coffee, . . ° ' , mended complete state :‘.'K1 clubs in Pilot International will do everything In my power * "? ments that will be Important for Alsu selling the many delirious de- , , ‘f V.' if the proposed colleges * Senator sVcn.trom Vh'ls morning » llh ".000 wromen, she said k ‘ a " ‘JeflnHh.n «f! J , ‘ '1 C **‘*“ ^1 “ f Health Sanford anl Seminole County," Ihe Heacle* Jtrrparrd by Iwmgwood's Chamber of Commerce manager good rooks. Funds raised from “ .l.° tthrn U C4n '* 2 S . T S : w k: . " Z w “ .uh T X u S z s - * ' to u n dergo told Ihe group "I appreciate the Ihlt stand are Included In Ihe confidence (hat has been shown above mentions! amount. ' 1 « ■ » 'a <•« „ ^ everything |n..slhle for Sanford." in the Chamber of Commerce and President Ulcha.d /.artman And Wilson evplamed "I d like praised all of ths* workers (or . t . r (o say liw we do lias,. n,„ Also reporting at Ihli morning's unUring eflort. also those who ..r o( lHir com U * .~ £ * * .S .2 * i i * "» ............... ......................... _________ vision. 1 wr tor College Is almost negligible." through the Ruhr New hall S-h»! vrshlp Memrial Fund, set up t» This statement eame from a rememorial to to Mias Miw N'ewhall :\*wn«u who wm> , . port made by the Department of «n memorial ■horlly after la-ing Install'd U « e r u tn l Education cummltles* -i ■ well as died •' ns P. 1. president In lPW The • IU O fJ L L U .1 I V U L C O AU three i report that Mated " v s not, Robert Henw« will have. Ho*ever, rea-. man, Ralph Huuinumd; cochair- ifMi i„ as,Oct. :i ire : Walter Groves commend • community collcga fund la aiaHnbl# n.d only to » u AdmUsianas m l sa w * WOOS.................. s s r , , “- “ r H * "h ^ s e w ." r a . * : where local high school* do out cnminillee, co-chairman, Mr* Hrian Smith ( Sanford i The six mnnllvv training »1H graduate al least M0 students eaeh Hr.__ 1.alira Itoth (U k r Mary) al.r»ail. rmpha»li*d Mrs. Gle year. Wilber Gordon (Sanford) "We ire not dropping the pos­ son. Prior t.i her talk a dinner " a » nirlhi: sibilities of locating a Junior Col Ha by Girl Maltli-n lege in our county at this lime gltmi in Mrs. Gleason s Intnnr Hshy Hoy Smi'h but we are merely waiting on facta and a gift pre.entrd to hrr front til'll I tioos.' nor training when wr return '**d. "and w* have itartr.l the clr- Co chairman. II Grant, Disc barge*: and recommendation* from com -, Hie eluh by Ml*s Elsie Farley Mayor Scott ImronHateiy «*ked til Sanford." they .aid [ ul*'"*n of,brochure, for conven mHn.t and (\ Mormon; pickup millers which have been assigned Mrs Sue S Stevenson, president, Mary Sue Enb-e (Hanford! committee chairman, M. Hudoph. "W,H ihl, action .atisfy |hc Sla7 ' to the study o f locating ihe pro- presided »>nd introduced the irue«’ James ITvnt (Ssnfotdi Completion of tin? training will '* * ' ro' aulomatlcally mean the pmmotlnn Mi bine explained "Organiialions M Grraldmr Horne (Sanford! s*ted two-year community collcg- of honor, A MS «»', Page a, e i." It was said. During a business meeting o f the three men to Private First are looking for ne* places lo I) Hlark, A. Hl.uk. It. Hammond Inrg M Donald (Sanford) . , . _ . The committee meeting vester- j (Continued on Page 3) (Ta*s. they .aid, When'we complete the Civic and J. Gamble. Hay t> lialcom iLongwooili Monroe l^ke generously do(Continued on Page 31 porta of eommltteea s « u J^nr "We will learn more, tierome Lrn,'r htr e In Sanford we will have Ollie .MacDonald tl'aola! na'ed Ihe use of hi* sound ')*• f ' L ' I J r* Del. U be'tcr equipped to handle the more to offer.'* Admissions: various phases of our readme**. The local Mayfair Inn Manager tvui alld J, II. Kirkland made Hie v n l l Q r C I I V j U C S t S S N A $ program, and wilt tie advanced for the support nf Sanford man, sign. u.r*l for tha. evening. ^ Hobby Dryon (Sanford) lllsrhargrs: at the end nf the training period," *"^>!**. "HI take the Mrs, Mable Drown (Sanford whole town's assistance," he said. . ^ v "»»f Air Station, H,n. it w-a* said A TU-2 Trainer plane, attached |plane uninjured, Oscar Tolar (Sanford) lo IIATTU. at the Sanford Naval Information on the forced land----------A ttv k Squad ran Visiting Ilnurs: C.CIP COMMITTEE TO MEET .^b-'EN (VAII-7) were ho*ta Air Station, made a forced land ing of Ihe plane was released shortTuesday «t n„ ojirn ho<i*r fur Sat about l '» miles from Enter- ly after noon today by the Public Private It-mms, n » m lo 9 pm . OC A U lA P )—The stale ItepuliInformation Office of HAT Wing '•xty children, parent* mil (eachSe-mi-Privale ltoor.,i, 2 to I p m., lican executive committee meets fTi*e about n«on toilay. , , , ,, , . . . .. " f Ibe Lake llrlen Grammar The forced landing followed a 1° •hich the (raining unit U at T to 9 p m .; J’edia'nc*, 11 am . here Friday and Saturday, John Schlrard. president or the School The children were given to S p m . Parents and GrandpaChairman 0 . Harold Alexander flame-oul and Ihe pilot, Lt. Harry tached Seminole ( hlef* Club, t«iay call- n gullrd tour of station fucillilet rent* only; Ohitelrlr* Vo <lt- of Fori Myera said member* of J. Griffin, elected lo land when he o l on ok aI football fan* who are for a rlrxe up ,t Nnvy life ing during feeding o f babies. Pri- the committee from the rigid determined he had Insufficient al­ Si* Central Florida high school planning to alien I th.- S-mlnoIe lliirhlight. „ f H„. visit Inrtsidtitude In enable him to affect a vatr Rooms, II a m. lo t2 noon, rongrrt.innal dUtrirt* would bold barilla. Including Ihe Seminole hellcpter demonatrotl.-n safe landing at the Naval Air Sla Part** iloudy through t riday, 2 In I p in , ? to A p m , S*-nil <parole mro'lng* Friday night High School hand, all ron liiclrd hy High Kihool Winter Perk game ,„| , tomorrow night to Join with the and tour* of the station Fire lion a tew widely scattered tho>rra Private tt-lomi, 3 to ( pm . and rod Saturday liefore the full com “Stetson •• alumni, wdH Join the Stet­ Chief. Club in a motorcade to House, rhatwl and parachute Lt. Johnaon escaped from th. Friday; )•» tonight *2 41 7 to 9 pm . |mittr. meet* Saturday noon. son Hatter Marching Rand for the the neighboring elty loft. The visitors were also c itrn Homecoming parade and football Schirant said that the motor- an opportunity to inspect an AJSaturday, Nor. 3. according to ‘] v . . e 7 Strt ton’s "bind Uw' \ ' M ....... - « f Heavy director ' " nor ** 1 bebool at J M tumor- Attack Squadron SEVEN. •n.* t . . a . a i , , ,ow evening Tin* Naval Atr Station 1* under ronduclor* "Whelher local folk* are mem- the command of Capt. R W. are Dei^nd High, John J. Ileney;|bcrs of the Seminole I hlrf. Club Jackson, and ( dr I. H l.lbhey W tliu S HUh.l,Uvfuill,rnn' , sfa*rke; officer of Heavy In this motorcade," Schlrard vaid. ■k Squadron S E V E N . Lakgvlew High at Winter Garden Horace Hawn; Seminole High at Sanford, Ernie Cowley; and Seabreere High of Daytona Reach, Fred Dean. T V bands will march in the pa­ rade irheduled for 9 .W a m Sal uritay ami will take pari in mas* ed band formations al the halftime cerrmnniea In Municipal Stadium, The Stetson Hand, with John Ful­ ton, Stewart, as drum major, and Earl Williams, Ormond Hcarh, as hand capiain, will present Ihe corps of majorrllr* in baton twirl­ ing routines In a pro game prog­ ram June Harry of Ft. Pierce U chief majorette. h‘‘n * . . .. It. T. Milwi-e. a member 0 the Chamber of Commerce WKDmm**; was asked to prepare - rct>ort for the commlllre as to "how such a community college would affect the local educational system ” "Seminole County is not in a position to build a college." said lb,, Ilwec, ^ Iw r c, as as he nr reported ispoisr.i lo Va.hl Club last night, commend^ ^ „ mnfun| c|u(, f(ir - „ rh>evrmenta during the past year Mn , „ Mwn jn m. Un)f B rr. port on the IntimtHonil contrvn* th»n which vtaa held at Miami Itevch In July, state 1 it was thus ^#r R'* l»rge*t convention to l » held, with l i f t members in attljj|[|0n to eo-Pilotf nn'* v,*llor*- -s ,,e called ntlentlon to ,h*' r,,lwtl th*‘ * '* *•»*" 'T Mrs. Kdith Marltrlde Cameron Gnius'Ule. Fla . Ihe retiring „ y 'W e've made w . .ru-i and ^ ,, |n)|K, „ lbta lo ,-radleaUihe hyacinths because they re in , wl olflrr places where th^y can*! br m rh n l. ••We have a boat in l-alit? Mon roe nowr with a cn-w of nlno men,' Von llalsom said, "The boat and crew are In this area about / uur times each year " Congressman A. s "Syd Her l°n# thf *rouP " Th' onl> * a> the federal government can par HcipaU In the hyacinth eradication '-rz ‘: r " ** ...... . ,™->'"t 'T1 • 3 Natonal Guards Zpztt-Stti NO 121 AftMorlnted P ros Leased Wire Is /f Co/C Program Has Survey Authorized rojumlttce je»U*nlay iPplana should be followed in at- h#r offU.U] vj.„ to th, ,(K.., PIIot ^ >-««■«j. sj» r - 9 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 3 -County Group Takes On Hyacinth Eradication " I f the proposed Junior College Seminole County ii to be finije e d by county and »talc fundi. 1 do not tee how Seminotc County rould support euch an c.nlcavur In view- o( our pr«-»cn* '20 rrtill consituation limit for school rcsourre*." Senator Douglas Meuitfuni. chairman of Ihe Seminole Coonly Chamber of Commerce Education Committee u id thla morning. Senator Slenalrom'a *tatcnicnt followed a mm*w meeting o. of ™ the alt man roiiowea a If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1921 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery SSs’X E iM S XZZ-I sr;ssa Training Period ?« = -• —....— « Lake H elen School Plane Forced Down Football FonS Will Band To M arch In Homecoming Parade A t Stetson Weathe FC8 ALL BMfl.RS for the creator o f Rut Sawyer as he visits tha Sanford Naval Air Station accompanied hy two rnmilwis o f hia ataff. Left U right, on their arrival here are: Ilank Sehlrnskrr, Roy t ran*, Ed Cranberry, and Captain J. T. lll.-ckhurn. Commanding Ufflcer of HAT Wing On*. (Official 1'boUi U. S. Navy). Form Motorcade To W inter Park W. If. DESll.\/n (Photo Hy Jameson) OHS Principal, W. H. De Shazo From Tennessee Hy MARIAN JOSE* OVIEDO—Meet our new prim rlp al-W . II. DeShai d . Mr. Do* Sham enmes tn us from Hum* bolt, Tenn., where he aaya he wao a native for K> year*: He received bis college edurO* lion at Memphis Stale College Memphis, Tenn. He married the former Miss Nell Foote, who from Mississippi, but at> college at Jark*on, Trnn, alio tells ua an ln*rrestlng Mr*. DcSharo is a former All-American haskilbill alar—tM , He say* they like iheir neve borne very murh. Wr welcome them t„ <mr small, but b thrivins communily and hop. that their stay will be a plra*ai pleasant one. ' , DeSharn turreeda F. S. Gat* chel, no* supervising jrinclpal o f Seminole County. "Give 'em XXXJt H arry!" Thi* was not the Democra­ tic party'* slogan, but Presi­ dent Tniman’a wbistle-stnp audiences kept it alive through­ out the 1913 Presidential Cam­ paign Wan! Ad* reach nearly ovary* one with your m rm g*. Sell, rent, buy and announce through Want Ail*. Call 1321 for the help o f an experienced Want Ad writer NOW. Additional Local News O n Page 3 REPRESENTATIVE SAYS AMENDMENT 'WIIOIXY UN* ACCEPTARI.K* TALLAHASSEE (APJ — Rrp. Nominate Richard O. Mitchell nf la-on County say* he now find* lh« U7 senator ainendmrnt "whol­ ly unacceptable." Mitchell said that after doing further study on (hr proposal lo Im vo*H upon Nov. S he had thangrd his thinking about it. Earlier he had said he would fa­ vor the IT-aenator proposal aa a last resort in the event no oth­ er aatlsfectory apportionment U (•ached. Mitrhell *aU Ihe position of me­ dium sited counties such a* Leon could be weakened aboutd the I'L’ PIIJI AND TEACHliRS of luile Helen Grammar Schotd inspect a VAH-7 “ Savaga* attack amendment be adopleC l her almard the Naval Air Station at Sanford. (U ffliial U. h. Navy Photo) �1 .* I ■■■— TfTn SANTOItn TTTntAT.fl P a «e 2, T hu n *.. Oct. 25, 1956 Radio-TV Highlights t I NEW YOItK u»k- The tuperb production accorded "Th* Let'er" on Producer*' Shovrcaic NBCTV Ihc other ev«ntn| demonitralcd what live television car. do with a play that hat run .It courte on Broadway and oti film. After 3<J year* 'i h e Letter” ram* on the home icrvea hi fr**h and vital cnirrta-nmeat thank* In tuperlor writing, acting, directum ami produrtiott. Pummel Maugham, one of the fine it wiiler- of oJr time hj* at time* Indulged in boiling the pot with hit tongue far ov>r m hie cheek. Hut In “ The Ijette*" he we* not me kin a toap. Tr,i-\ il Im n facile plot: The wife o f an Englivh Malaya planlrr murder* her liter from jralouiy of hi* Oriental mi*tre*x. The Oriental come* Inlo pn«*r*♦inn of a letter the wiole the mur­ dered man which would rontkl her. With the reluctant rvtmivance uf hrr lawyer ahe buy* 'h* letter fmm the womnn, who rafr* le*» aim d the money Ilian Ihe nltJ-emeid of thu Knghvh woman. She |It fm*J—but ahe not ftec. Her hutband, learning of her unfadhfulnrta, i* n ow th elri* willing fur the reconciliation the believed aha decked with him. Cut at the final inomrnt ahe renllret the love* ihc man ahe murdered. ‘ ‘The Lalter” It, above Ihl*, a itudy nf human d ipiteity and ef the Inherent ennfllri b twrm Cat* and We«l In il* ProdiKtr** hhnnr* ta«e prmcnlAtlmi t!ie»# br*ir] theme* rainc through clraily and convincingly. The m rn tial nature of the \v-»man war raptured liv Slobhin Me. Kenna, a magnificent aetrru who t lime to piny the rout hiaailly— which aecmrd wire m a ft) minute lelevliion production. When Maughnm created the ehvrarter of the woman he wa* not roncr-nnl wilh abcolule evil, but wtlh (ne utter rsnfiirion ef human parnans. There w«« no mittaking ini* in Ml** McKenna’ * Interpreted! in. Michael tlrnnle, aa lha lawyer. •uperbty ecluff Mila McKenna'* Intertill)'. I Srlrrtrd a* the nattaa'a oulttaodlog young farmer among 3*0,(WO member* nf Future farmer* •f America, Wraley Patrick at llruokt County. Ga. wa* named Star Farmer of America at thr rub National FFA Convention lo Kan*.* City. tVr.ley farm* 130 acre* near Hwitman, Ha., and miviIj Ium In purebred liutuc hog*. THE OLD HOME TOWN — IT SAYS f5 »<3 HTME(ee IN FINEPtelWT iw r i r i n . 1 ; By STANLEY kfft^HU S F*’H frUl r -v -r t -r v s N U O T PAINT, YOU ADD -THE DOTS ONE A T A TIME UNTIL YOU S F T T H E RIGHT E P P E C T ------ - - - Y o u 'd b e t t e d ? ; S T A R T A N E W M IX ' YOU H AVE TO O M A N Y D O TS AND N O T ENOUGH P O L K A -- Spotlight O n Hollywood HOLLYWOOD uT-Ordmarily. 1 would rather interview a hone than a child artor, Thla may get nte picketed by the Hrreen Children*! (iuilil, but I murt eonfe** if* true, In umpteen year* of interviewing, t have had rramnahle tucc*-** with atlulta. I've had fair remit* with animal*, rotmW amt anurted momtrr*. Child actor* throw me. Their eonvenailnnat range It limited. While they may be good rompany at marble* or hnpienleh. thry aren’t much hrlp to a re­ porter in icarch of copy. Ytu get more yep* and nope* out of them than you do fm m ttary Cooper. 1 am happy In report that Mi­ chel Hay l* the exception. I approarhed him with the lime ml*giving* I have had with other film moppet*. Hut 1 found hr timid convene a* well a* Cliftoh Webb. And in five language*! Michel I* now being hilled a* the bright**! young find In yrir* heraute nt hi* role a* the Mexi­ can b«y In ‘ ‘The Brave One," That part wnn him rn (tarring *tatul a* a half breed lad In "The tin Star" with Henry fund*. Bel­ ay I’ almer and Anthony Pirkln*. He (fluid not only talk, but *|wike with a alight Hritlth accent, lie wa* barn near latndott, the only *nn nf a leather merchant, Henry Popper, ami hi* wile. “ I'm taking tenon* *n I'll be able to Iilk Writern In the piclure," Michel explained. “ It** md too difficult. I apeak F.rgll*h. french ami Herman Ilurnlly. I apeak SpanHh rather wrll, hut wtlh ioma gram m iltnl error*, and my Italian la fairly good." All Ihl* from a lid of lot Ilia mother, * lovely brunette who nnre itudled dramatic* at the Belnhardt School In Vienna, ex* plained that her hu*hand travel* a grrat deal In Europe and Ame­ rica. Michel pick* up the lang­ uage wherever lie goe*. Michel I* an alhlrtlr lad with hamliome fare and a large •hock of brown hair that ha* once again been dyed Mirk for hi* film role lie'* now ambition* l« be an actor when ho grow* up. Hut If Hint doesn't work out, he'd like lo run a rntauranl Yep, ha cook*, loo. DONATE ft H ELM ET CAMP PENDLETON Ckllf. * —A Marine Medal nf Honor win­ ner hit *ent hi* *lecl hrlmrt to be put on the life tire butt of an­ other Marine, awarded the tame medal. (’apt. Henry A. Cummltkey lent the helmet to I. fielder of Pat! Kliiabelh, South Africa, In re*pon*e to ■ requrit. fielder e* plained he made the life ilia buat of H I LI. Frank N. Mitchell.. Mit­ chell waa awarded the medal poathumoualy for hettde action that eoit hla life In Eorea. The two Mirlnea had navir met. Lfl* Dye. #yraeuia I’ nlvertBy frechman football roach, formerly played with the Wathirgtun Hid / A BIRTHDAYS O f THE PRESIDENTS t l l M U W t Many mrn of unu*u*l wladorn and ability have occupied the White Houte during the life of the United Statu. Few, how­ ever, have held their follow era with th* pertonil devotion given Theodore RooMvelt. 28th preildent of the United Statu. ItcMucvrlt wa* born October 27. ISM in New York City. Hi* early childhood wa* a happy one. lilt family wav of old New York Dutch ttoek, (uflteiently wealthy that he never nad to worry about varninr a living. By the time ne wa* eighteen, Rorwevelt wa* advanced enough In hi* itmtle* to enter Harvard I'nivereity, graduating in 1 ** 0. Ilia vacation* were apant hunt­ ing In Maine and it waa probably there that he developed Id* love o f life In th; wild*, away from the *oft comfort* nf rlvillaatlon. After Harvard he aludled law at lha Columbia Law School In New York City. Soon tiring of Ihia he wa* nominated and elect­ ed to the New York Stale Lett*lature. He «tr»d for government return* and again*! political crnnhedneM. In th* Wett. fine*#vrlt wra* In Ida element Clad In hla cowboy outfit he rod* the harden trail! with the mo*t itaioned rider* tn tSWT i'ir*ld*nl William M c­ Kinley appointed the now wellknown “Teddy m u tan t aeeretary of the navy. Th* Spun labAmerican War ram* In t i l t and Itnovevell letigned htl poaltlon at one regiment of volunteer*. The*# were tha fnmou* Itouah Rider*. During hi* two term* a* nr**Ident, he wa* re-elected In |pnl, Ttooftvalt continued hi* altuggt# again*! truata and big builnei* Interference In polltlf*. In 1012 Rwnevelt »a « nomi­ nated the pretldvnllal eamlidat* o f tho Progteiilve* and waa defrated by the Demoeratle can- PrttMtnt, EitjtUfidtJU flr»7a»«/rg ' - } fTh# Bettmann Archive) Teddy Rmwetrll and lha Rough Itldcr* al San Juan Hill, didate Woodrow tYlllon. Accept­ ing hi* d e f e a t philosophically, ho organiml an expedition into the wild* of Braill. The difficult Journey and the unhealthy cli­ mate broke the Iron *tiength ef th* ex-preddent, and he fell **• rleuilr III. Itll recovery wa* (low and throughout the remainder of hi* Ilf* he auffeted from the elf ret* ef thla trip. Bark lit lha United State* Bm-tevelt teok up the citdyej againrt the Demoeratle regime, and wa* forced to u*o up hi! va-t energy. Tb# ex prrtldent'x atrenrth wr* weakening and in the fall of 101* he wa* forced to ipend •out* lime in a he*piul. In the iprlng ef I0|| he died In hi* (Iren. Theodor* Roo«evelt I* ai*o remembered for Id* book* and lottct*. A*id* front hi* political achievement*, he wa* given many honor* In other Held* Including the pretldtney of tho American Hl*totleal Aoociatlon In 111], and In recognition of the literary merit of hi* hook*, he wa* elected to the Amrrhan Academy of Art* and l-etler*. O fficio l O ptim istic About C an ce r Cure WASHINGTON Meffonl f ) Bunvon, eveeutlve vice p rf(Ident nf the American Cancer Soetnv. »aid yrderday *o much “ hflpefuP rcitarch U going on "that Tor th* firxt timi* *e dare hope with con­ fidence thal cancer trill be ennquered—an I in our lifetime " Run­ yon al*o indicated. In a apgfrh t f a Dia'rict of Columbia Canrer ?*> ciety meellne, that SO per cent -if all ranrrr patient* might now m' laved from tancer if greater i t wa* made of prrtent knowledge Runyon **ld to year* ago one out of four canccf patient* wa* tavpd, the ratio I* now one out of three patient* and “ the doctor* tell u« vve emiltl do belter — that h*lf the people who get cancer can be aavrd." “ The American Cancer Society," he Mid, “ ii preparing in meet Hu* challenge by expanding it* ••earth and education and *civifc program*," Runyon laid women eipectally benefited from (tapped up effort* In cancer ronlrol, with their ranTvr death rale dropping 1*8 per crnl In tho pa*t decade “ Nnw that the anoint check no Il becomlnn a famly habit vr* can hope for a mrreipuntne d v r In male ranrrr death ralr* anon." he aald. 0 Allierto lleutr* ef Maracail -. v rneiuela |* a member of the ijrrtfu i* rnU rnliy iarc**r tun.* Hr'* only S f M anti 3 ami wHghi tDt pound*. WAIT A FEW DAYS... BE 3 YEARS AHEAD I make »o c ^ yeart aheatl featuie* LOW COST HIGH PROTECTION PLYM O U TH UlANlK Member FOIL* �TB Assn. Seeking Items For Regional Patients' Service Kounly (Cmtinued From Pag* 1) stream* and lake* of the area. Senator Douglas Stenstrom serv­ ed as moderator during the diirui lion in which he brought out from various county representrtives the important li»uca and plans by which hyscinth eradication and conlrol could be attacked. A eorflmitlee. consisting of three county commissioners, one from each of the three counties rrprescnled at the meeting, was ap pointed. John H Tallon of Orange County. O. M. "Jack" Simpson of Lake County, and Fred Dyion of Seminole County were named to tackle the hyacinth control pro­ gram on a local bast* with each county *haring the ro»t and to a*k the State Game amt Fresh Water Fish Commission to furnish the equipment and labo'. The committee will meet al an early dale to take the necessary to get thp program under­ way. Fred Balsom of the Corps of En­ gineers. stated "The estimated volt would be approximately 31200 for the Wckiva River alone, an amount arrived at on the basis of SjO a mile for 24 mile*." Orange County offetrd to put up 11000 toward the com Agriculture News rent of the coat of a treatment plant a* a grant-not a loan. Contract Delving into the Issue which was catapulted into prominence (Continued From Page 1) and the announcement made that Monday night. Commissioner Hig­ the club's annual bridge party will ginbotham *ald "I'd rather seen be held on Jan. 13 at the Mayfair lh(* thing on a cooperative basis Inn with Mrs. Al Hunt as chair­ rather than saying you can't to man in charge of arrangements this or you can't do that " Mrs. Walter I- Carter repotted He »aid "I'll defend thi* cointhat one rase of ranned milk mission in having the Murage nnd ■ml one rase of diicd milk had faith in tackle th.» problem or been distributed through the any other with which we are club's “ Milk Bunk**. fared." Each member of the Board of Mrs, Das id Gat. he! and Mr* A. K. Shoemaker S r , were we I Sanford City Comml-nt.rers r vreined into the club as new mem pressed, Inbt nlghi. at thu adjourn ed meeting "the n<- e-» iv for ben Mr*. Mildied Lind, a fv>»* nier I'llot, wi* wele»med a* * prompt action on the sewage Ir Buc-l. Thete weie 2S member* treatment plant problem " ito v ami gue«ts ptc-ent. ever "vve niu*t have the facta as far a sour financial condition 1* Mr*. Sitvrn-on displayed concerned.•• citatlvvn vvhich »*v given to the club for its partivipalion in the (Continutd From Taee !) Commissioner Wilson stated, letVine: iron Cancer Society fund j. compvn.nl of S«-n«t ir "-ten*, towing the Hireling "II t* mv dilve. Following the dinner a''d trom a. it* chairman R T Milwte de«ire to have the *cwago tre*'progiout memoer* -<■»*►• and vt.ek V llevela-d *r «: r-1-■■ " ment plant constricted cr ur " r wrapped gift* for tne Bed * -»•* Frc.lri k. John Bnimley. end W. construction by the deadline project, ■•t'hiiMniat on the lligl E Itodvun in the res ul IIIion, Mstib lei 7 Sc»»". The gill* will be turned Chamber of t'omntcrec pre-l­ over t„ the local lt-d Cross chapt item Clifford MeKibMn and vi •„ M I 1)1 II \UV It'll »r fur thipment to the inru in agrr John hinder «.vt in on the OMAHA T V Wayne. \ c b . who nir on the "high meeting at observer* If! VUC woman sent a local newepaps-r -s ie i ‘ , columnist a postcard, asking: Eviermmator ca*tied p ; pound"How can I keep my hutband when hr won thr L#.,tv | II. iu.li.no frv.in liking thing* around Ihr L e g a l N o tic e at the aee o f 7 in D'dd Iwiii-e?" (Continued From fa re , t* Board of Health for we’re go­ ing to have *ome repair and ex­ tension a* lung a* the study is tiring made." Berkowita revealed that a signed contract" would ■huw gn <d faith. However he remarked "If you have plan* that is one tact I do not have." Sparking new life in'o the *enngc treatment plant istue was Berkowi's announce­ ment that 1’ ubiir Law ISO t> avail able. "In Florida lliwe it sson,. wo *et n*lde for *uch construction none o f which ha* bee-i u*cd '* It i< pmMbIc. »aid Berkun itr. ihat Sanford could get up to 3o per Mr.. Lorraine Grshsm. Mr*. W. \Y. Tyro. Mr*. B. F. McWhorter, By CECIL A. TUCKER II amt Mr*. In in * 1. Pryor ittendeil Seminole \grtcultural « meeting yesterday at the CentAgent ^ ral Florida Tuberculosis Iloipital Many people wave been asking * m Orlando to help In the formation lately about the l-H Club program of the Central Florida Tuber™!-*!* for the boys in Seminole County. Hotpital Reilonal Ps'icnt*’ Ser­ In all probability a column a vice* Committee, Thl» meeting via. month will be devoted to that sub­ open to the 19 countie* terviced by ject and its progrrs* We have thil particular hotpital. Officers were eteded I-* fill po*i* Parted some <H work for the boys in the county, but * e must of chairman and secretary until remember that in a county *uch the end of the Committee's fiscal »• ours where we hair one agent year. March 31. 1937. working with both the adults and After lunch Dr. Benjamin L. the youth that « c must of ncs-etBrock, medical director of the ho*sity limit the scope of the youth “ pital. gave a short talk and Intro work. Vet some of the club* in diced J. R H.vbr.rr. nho It In the county are coining along fine charge of Special Service* at t*vat the present time, because they hospital. He told of the neeJs of have local adult leader* Hut ate the patients and asked that each helping to drvrloi the *lub pro­ Association collect pocket edition gram in that community. Our books—patients prefer mystery amt hat* are o ff to Ihr people who can western— records (preferably "hillstill see Tit to Irke three or four billy" or popular), Jig-saw puntes. hours a month and devote it to games of monopoly, scrabble, clean working with our young t*Wle lived deck* of card*, and Chinese ami helping ihem to develop i checker games and bring them to their minds along the eight way the hospital, as these things afford of living a* a good riturn while the patients many hours of sun­ arc young and their mind* shine. He also requested table are still plaMlr. Thi* is import­ model radio*, saying that they ant, because after all, ihe*e *amr needed about 30 at this time. Hr young people will be the IcaJet* reported that they are tn great amt maybe the farmers of ;amurneed of a 1* or 21 inrh TV for o"e t h r ...........* « • ' S ' ‘ d r4* r ’ of th. porches which ha. recently , 0,h' ri •tUndl" « ,he «*» to«*th*r row. Our future rests in their | , *| t||Mil I l« r » U . I lallJa. * ., . , .. , . irom I . I't.hslr. hands, bean activated. They aDo need uV r»v l.slair “ < What la the 4 H Club and what I> about ten chair* and two settee. c h lr | „ Bloon) . l.u .v o J U.VVSUJIL .......... ... and Fred for this porch and have been ofdoes it dtiT It's probably the! Dyson were: Commissioner John (*, tl| | **11' ’ O.fertd a 31 per cent discount on a farce *1 rural youth orgatmaliotv |m« I U l«* •» kleltch. Representatives Mack X type which would lie in with turnin the world composed of boy* Cleveland Jr., and Gordon Fred 4)4 - » ' •t *,Mt 9 liar# throughout the hospital: so . . . . ... .. between the ages — of r i.:>i.M,4 and and " " " *girl* ” •* ................................ r.l « r .1 ............I to l-ir.. I they really prefer cash donation. 5 J J , V *1 ten and twcnlv-onc whu are a c l i v e , , , ,utms * " i -i ■" -» ** wi*1- 1* * n ,.:t hi f*i #* 4 % Wave t im ir •S*ls*.l -ly engaged in agriculture, home •tu.sr „! son to meet this need. U,y J° h" h rider. | | 1# r *l.in q|,«t t* t*f I .I4 » V I» J M i " l l , J U Miss Gary Simms. Social Direc­ making or community activities U e . t 4 ’ t ' l U * r f .#1.1 • .u « U • «ui»t> J u .t « . »-r ui; m i m .i t: tor. was introduced and reported IJ o F W i l l M n n n r through project* that they ca n y Ct ha o u n t t . T l« * iId a . 4 ’ M 9 • d f i c r |i> «»»♦ that for the clothes eloset they w u l r n o n o r II*w **t sv\. on and work with themselves. •mift h"Ut* #4*t >111* f l s i i Id a 1 Itlit* rialii rateacould u*e women's pajama* sites lh i*e boys an I girt* form a club, K* . U r ni'vn t Ti • ff.»m ts, i.tii* «*f tv, 34 and up. B site men's paiama*. either in the community ur in tne t lr a t paTdlv'nT u,‘ , - r i ,l , wntlrw men's pants, roats. and sweater*, •* •*»«t. irv ll • M a ll Mr I-school through the cooperation *u K a r h i t l l m . ' * t r *Mr l i l . v * *'■ ■ t i s* many patients do not have these Ule Srhnol uffic'als. elect their s r » ld r t a f 1 d |* *•» n U rm Item* and could U*e them. Clean, GAINESVILLE. — T it . t i c « own officer* and ci.rry on their o f th a s la lm n t if •■...| * -M a ll b e • w r o MU e a e n t a tused garment*, in good repair are Glenn Tevrell will he honored own program and activitic* This iu H r t h " r l a l m a i *a. I. i- U trrv o*'fr vie if * f ia \ , and * " * * ' acceptable. for his 37 years’ tervire tn fh" helps in drvelnpmg lewdcrsldp, tn a n d 4 '*# a-% flta d •* M ail b e t o l l 1,tr>1 if J U *• e r*r M is * William*. Orcupallnnal Supreme Court of Florida dur­ community pride and spirit. It A'* ii.lim 'ln tatf t '.r r f t b * Therapy worker, asked if any Club ing Hontecomlnr activities at thr build* young men end women in 1* i t » t a u r M .O Y H J t ft JU nr individual In any town could Cnlversity of Florida N*ov, 5-7. know how to (.-induct meetings d a , # »*#4 give talk* and display* on hobble* Tit* veteran jurist will he ciie-l ant nrgamir community project*, K l r a f !»• HT‘ . at*- • «h**T»‘R|i» »t i m to contact their local association during a I'ghl fraternity break- 4 11 Club work emphastre* the i% % i : i . r t . r »i « m • * ii* > i.i« i:n a * fe* r ami make arrangements In tome fa*t on Saturday morning. lanre home, as that ‘* the place where |*A| f ii it n|i-*t ! • M n f a h l A’ la before the patients. Recently an (a-vinby, Gr.livrsille allstner the projrrt D uv.-ally carrird out Oiltndo group showrd ceramics and pre-ldent of the Florida Bar anti brng* pairnlt and ehilvlren % liI It I . Ml 1*1111.11 ill. iim i. and demonstrated how they were Assoriatlnn. will pir*ent tbr rita- closer loge'her wl'h v rommon .•% i . * i l h i « l . l l %%»» I A l l t l l H I % | 9 IN I a.aA a %IN M l* * made and the patient* thnrmilhly lion on iu-half of th# Phi AIphi intrrest. It foitri* imlr.idual own­ .• III I * t ill IM II N M lia iR 4 M l enjoyed the piogram. She al*o' ,|||. / M N I N<* M ltlM N % Nt I . Ml Delta legal fraternity. ership and a love of nature. t ill i i a* *% % • H i n t . 1 • m h * reported that ionic of the pati.-nli loo'* not ••sell short' Ihi* hu*i- si# I Principal Speaker for the orrahad made fine leather wallets * * * * l H at a nets of working closer with our \ V . v a l l t *l« l i.. ; «, |m Irr14 • and handbag* and were looking •ion w II he Claude Pepper, form­ youth of today. If you wanl 4 II . ( r u ■ wf t lia l i i* er IT, S. Senator from Florida, m* for *a]e* outlets of these items. in your community, get behind „i.e 4 ti\ I t a i l »«» H i* * ■*> *»* “ If anyone in Seminole County and now a praetlclng attorney. aI* ill,, k I Si t i l l 4 . * I ^ ’^9 o l ills h I*. >1 * it an I support it. You’ll rrtrr be .N u y fin t .t r 12. 1 **9 1** k * ran donate a radio, books, games, , m|isiMi»ng to* ha** » *•*1 * in #'*»"1l!i* m i ',l sorry. John Collin*, executive dire.tor of record*, rlothing. etr. please rail *is i na /dminc *#iti iu* *-•v* wt ■ '* i , M l it# i I |.- u iik la | t in * * >Jr*. Graham at the local TR the Orange Cuunlv 1 ll Association, I> I „ Iu%4la4 on th* t ail Tn tJilr there atr % \ x rluba nr* office, phone T94," said Mrs. and Mrs J. Y. Blankncr. Chair­ in i# u l a a n lt s id .R it a u a man of his Patients' Service Com gtnitfij In Ihr county. Thr) n r lit U lt U l l t ' l IU lH 91*4 Try or. At Crnevi. I.tkr Monroe. Oviedo, U *|#4|14 U vU r, 1« 1*1 mlttee. The meeting was conducted by l a • Ha >gn1 l a It* l (M il* ;P inrcm t. Sanfort Itinio^ H'*»h 44* t s i m l l l Ml# l r i l l M id f (llh anti 7th k'rnrfri) and Slavia. | i |u | i t | * > l aJ'itfc 111**1 a |*4 1* i . l i a i 1/ il« •* * U iM a* Tho*r rl.ibt nhich ha\r rleclrd I , . »I « 1, 2. 2 a n d « o f litas a their officera will meet S jtu rdt),. e , Itb li I s i i l l l l h i « 4 "l lilts , k ; . M * . t s # h l* awd Or). 27. al 9:30 i in. at Ibe Court U 'v * 1. 2 a n ti 2 i | H l< hii llv>u*c for Ihe purpuse of organic |J U l H l a d h iii.il mg the Boys’ 4 II Club County f >tir*| In I (t III Council, Thi* wdl be a county4a ►4 iti l 1*i *u 1st It a 3 * a« t * 418 «na I m a t ' *1 D *. wile orginiration com|n*rd of r 31 «'! tl JIp'll \ *» „ .a | 4 10 C l i f f V lluwtl*the older* of Ihr various clubs ^ unif tail • ►ureal •, 4* N 9 ii'waatt It# l a i J ' l ■i*iti he ii i; h n n tti.tviM t i - » :.'"*up*«i' i 1 L‘ - I U 'v t»'* Th# purpose nf Ihi* first meeting 1 i aw V a lia ml l . » i » IH I 1f la il • # llr ia i r n* ^ < IliU I eh*i a o f L-i'a i* lo grt it organirrd; however, thr RVMIhU P a 1il |i r » t * a r i | b a ll a* i i i 3'it • P a a r r h fo r T o m o rro w purpose o f Ihe Council is onr of I 1it* *1 a * 4 |1 YUatta l U r l v *ilate IM 11l« •».!• iiu iU in f t l.t n h I I <f Atittniuii bmh l.nele ^ a l l L i t # i thru ^ wl lilt H b l 12.ao I3 4 0 t K » |f u r t planning and assisting in Ihr rrun art <| 1^911 * U t r ii 4 J** t t s iid it r o f l-’o n a B # T ia r A 12. !• f n a u d i if a» lia C o u n t# J ly with the 4 11 nrogram The bov* II • It n#4.b#r-.N#t»»'fl'Uili 13 *>f 111 * b*. », T i a i i;% i v i M . « f l It f ia ff i- id a i ] i ( i 4 l l J b h n l»alr will mrrt at h. County Agent's 12 . 1 a A l 11 i u U f u t no o» M n f u r d f 4*1 11 in 11 >g a « l ' 4 D on ) Utl <»ur >11*0 lit wv> • nffire. A f | p s r > • In t n la r a « f and t i l l I II Handel*on* !«$• i l J b l f i i r i l l * an# * h a ll I # 3 * an **|»|” ** * u n it j S*» * t * K m * * mi |* « ia d a 2 ]HI* i l i a I M t o t f Ha h a a i «1 a l *111 l * * * a T 14 j***n#t o f 2 I* i> o c r o R u r H* ««rd *r o f i>»a a"11* # •if»iif 3U a , -»n 1 |a i r i i m a i J I* n f l h * I it# ssf r e f i l l - f * l . I I ' l l Id a k 11 l i f o u v It.* S l « r i 2 ,* a lld g u ia r I ' i > t Ml* h .js * «*f I K I n l M i , l 3 -A I N Uur Umb«riji) S Ik P a c r a i A lu i m ii n i* %v r . i t I I i f lu n« a A H t n I SI K d g a n r .N ig h t Aa i ’ !» i l * i k* *>f th a H I) U ' r a t l l i n i r ' n m C^f:asa u p a n llo m a • * I t o f > #-#r -1■ i r t i i "• 11 .ta v#t*a Caoorl I t t l Kiariient 1 htaira . 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H i l l . • i l l , |j# * f» n ila * i| i “a*H S*» i l l # , i n > i* : i . n 11• i n\ \ i u # m . i u n Jr: \\ h*s*r l|r « ld * ti* « a n d >1 t i l i n g *»# * •t a I t .* * Y*nj a t e H a iti# ) A l l I f i t 4 Hi I * Ha« l-as-B l i i . s u l h t a a »*# » * * i Ii* t h a i l ' i . t * * a*1191a I a-*- In ft a il* m e r it tie - l I l i l t . H •|•i t * #11*1 Hi na |*|a1r»l l l I S ll H H it llT . I r a d ir f t a i I Iff 4 19 « II d**-« .e Afill >11*1*1# >s*f # |il« 11 1 (11* 'l l * II \> Hi l .i : > ( i t i a l o n*>iUfad a r.d r« i jit* > l t«# f il* i t if f ■•stiallf . .r h ) m is .i n a i # n i l t i el 7, FROM TUB COLLECTION r!»«. jns l by Modi* Parnti eomti this imported bltck broadcloth sMsaln lo'jchsd wtlh whila us in* satin Inista at tha wida rack, thrst qusrisr s'ctvss tad •ilk .rot*. u t a ln i in *si- 1 • , l | | 1ta il In ( t f l v B t. • It '»»# •) f u r * i«*l»f t *> f |> la J ttllff anti «rr n# f« it» f | ■0 * 4111 if a i «.? 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See everything new in ding store mrrth.lvdi-r- *ml all Ihr ntd "-land buy*", tins Flit *11 your nretl- quickly , , . easily , . . ecniuuiiirally —*elrcling rsaclly wh*t yuu ■ awl Irum invilin* ill-play* nl ipmlily meichawrliir, l or Value . . . u * v vrtil-nre , . . fnr SW IN G S—jug'll bur shnpping .1 'till I IITOX’S I • llll • I rk 1*11da i IfaMna* A H E A R IN G A ID 5A VING MONEY *H»' i *Tat V *.f § * 14 i *n I.ft. ...... .. m 1 1 1. Ia n *1#f r *:t • # * i f a a | , in t l i « «n*. 1 11 J1 * III ia-riifltr r*m. IfM a * isalutl\ and s.suit. I BY MARIAS R. JONES OVIEDO—Oviedo High Sehoo Ilk' GR \CE THt'RSTON Sew* la coming In gradually now Hie goblin, will he In UVe |c , rrcl that the fol Monroe Mondav evening for the 1 school'* annua! . a , ni.lt. j towing young IsJles have b e e r1 named majorettes for the Ovicdi Gho-|« and goblins and all mas­ High School Band They are: Un querader* will gather nt the da Miller, Margaret F or Jote srhnol from fi p m. to «» o'clock .. ,, Tuhy. Ly There wiP be nientv n< - ......f , |phlne Mikb r ! r CoQ such a* pie. cake soft drink*. blng and V I logs and hamburgers, coffee, ioni >ourt he cheer :ea candy, and apples. The selectlc ffr.g Mrs d c r * i s •* JH in it ■ For the gala affair thrrr will Jamc* M r,- ;( r» ha* brer be horse riding, the spook house busily r n g w ; r . | n :rv r.lpg ihetr fi*h pond, dart game, ping ptm-t ■ We un throw, country More and cane •.***. for their duties a -« will Cake walk, and a gay bviolh •ril­ ilrr-tar l thvt lbK" -p you: ing urtlcle- that come as "pair* " be fnrthromirg Fr.da Everyone is invited to come fingers crov-rd' If y*>u heard a t r »' deal o ' 0:i* for a lot of fun with the spooks wrepir.g and wail.rg this post and goblins Monday night at tl . ■. rr *Nn p m at the take Monroe bYhool. wrek. it msv ' l<«ue o f fhe fl'«* -irns. Mr have ent •CHOI VltSIIIIS till HIGH principal. W It OKLAHOMA CITY I* — Abe Coach M 1-VcV..— -. e n iv m * o i l . a l l , t • _ j .'JJ !a s ' tap bom» City L'ni.>istlv, wi* short can gel Ihe new . ,i ' school annual. We prom: ■ it to ■m a lail player. So hr placed the fullmnrg aoinng you *non if we have to journey to Paul’s room to get same. the want ad*! We hear Ihat they have form­ "Aiallablr, one M*krthall nthIrtle schtdaiship to a l«>y writii ed a 4 II Club at the srkooL W« B.vnI noting avetage, it feel -r " II> h" '« ' ,ook !nln *bat matter, loo and grt the full particular*. over." ^ V o aL ik V The Sanford Herald S TV Log 'O H S News \ Justice Terrell At Homecoming Radio Lake Monroe For Biq Carnival |p S u e ” .la n d s fo r tf-25 Sunday Dinner */-25 ,'iv r nf Cieiim u! Tnmnln Soup. Clililed I 'suit Snlml, It.m-t Vvri " ' Turn T u rk ci vsill» |)rrtu>lnu, nr tlruilcil Hum StcnL with Pineapple Vla-lird nr t ’nndiil Sweet Pol Jit new, fre -h String lleanH or Puttered Peiro j iv.uny t'nle Slnvv nr Pleklcd llrrlw , Hot ttnllw nr Cnrn >1u ffin**, |,im e| i-r , ' t roge S h crl.crl, IreH Ten - fru it Punch • Coffer. 62c FrL&Sat.Special 62c .. nroMn. ...... , ............... ............ - Creamy ......... . Whipped ,/hlpped Point newI l,H'".rr l rir'l Chicken. P»tnt«r: "' r l-’rench I riew, (hilled ('ule Slnw. Served with home linked mils nr muffinw. g o o d /o o ,/— p s r t y q u a l i t y f o r e v e ry d a v e n jo y m e n t lli:.VIIiJl!Altn:itS TOUCHTON F O R I I K A I /r il rerhapo ll'* i|g»f»•#■#'He#4 *hPi#Ir■44 •— V O T I FOR n s good its lu s is r* ' S upetSue iii KE CREAM c o n e * . C u e * , a m t * . F a m i l y VS O a l ' o " * 4 4' ss r f I • I# ni'f *l« « lim a * # it |r i m m | — 4 9<*ria# • i l | nr** Ip p t r p a l B ii**P th at |«M# R f # d ■ ! b l u r — hail N h a l r t r # II la t**# r n t t l r f fnr Ilia fcaatlfc p r * l f t l t * i o f ) • « » • ••If M i l » # « r fppsl lr )m# # R i i l n a n ■ M i l # l l at t i l l I II M IN '*, rear Ib e Imllr M mmI — fwr Ilia ) b y a l » l a i . f a f Ilia * uniiMunll * — " « r a l a r # It tha r u m p l r l e mnA r a a i e a l r a t "||a ad «|iiirt l e f t f**r ||r p i i k " . DRUG CO. �a- T ■ Conservationsist Discuss Purchase O f Grove Chopper V o t e r s - L e t 's K e e p P o litics Out Of Our Educational System t I! — From the atuiy of Amendment No. 8 on which voter* will express their approval or ilUapprova! in the Nor. 6 General Election. S ere seems to be some expression o f dlseorvB ot in the fact that an important posiion in (Sir county school systems i* filled by the voice of the voters. In four counties there U an apparent dw* satisfaction, either with thk method which Ike Superintendent of Public Instruction re­ ceives his appointment—or with the Superin* Urt'e of Public Instruction. S-Tn avoid political appointments, the citiXC ' o ' each county are given an opportunity «r '■. Hed'-e of turning their Superinten­ der Pabl*; In«4ruc‘ k*n in a regular eletBh. T o place the reaporutbility o f naming a Superintendent of Public Instruction into the hards of three men on a five-man board • -*• V mean a political appointment rather than one on a bail* of qualifications— under 1 which a prospective candidate is permitted to place his name and own qualifications be­ fore the voting citiiens of our county. politics — men now — play too big a part in many of our responsible positions of trust. Keeping politics out of our school system Is in the hands of the citfaene and not in the hands o f a few — possibly pressured — board memberr. Qualified men in educational positions, where appointive, have been released, fired, or just plain “ Kicked out” before even being given a fair chance to put their programs Into effect — all of which can became a very expensive proposition for a school sys­ tem to cope with. Minor problems — now controlled by the Superintendent of Public liuf ruction, a fiveman »'hool board, and a three-man Hoard of School District Trustees, cooperatively, as done In our eountr — can easily become na«*.y political luues. Certainly we don’ t want the education of our children to become a political plum of perernM four-year Job hunters. TV* *1 why we aie not In favor of Amend­ ment No. B,*on which the voter, on Nov. 6, Is asked to either approve or disapprove. Education U big business these days, and we cannot afford to have educational lead­ T h e Sanford Herald Pv*n***s (HO* gtt*t*4 •• • • r o u t cum •*!*•<»* *»e *u (> » rill* » M «l* » I*- •—•» A ffln r,f |U*fnr« FU*Ul it. 1*1* * t •-«•» t»* *»f „• Ce^f'tii -• Mirr* * 1*7* rnK!> n tR R iics rsu*» *-e i'->ui*--*» i i i r m * « n . *!«*»mi»» *«u »» i a MOW •v r t .T V J r r s n i N O S S w r ttfl* * « ■ • * « * * T l« H iffll to • Briiw r •? tftt 4«8**‘ii»4 rf*«i • k ill !• *ftl!l}*4 •irllittflt It IM a*# far tl*» i f ill t*# Uf»l in fill* ##» *Mr>ef ■iff 1^4 9 lalitiallr t#i O fir i'i i i t i t f i AUaata O ttritt AfttrltoHf Bitk tr.i| o s a a r n im o w r a t no ■> Cwreiae Sit *»» •••» f'»« L 'n tl It *« Tteee Maatka *!a MwalSt Oa« Star **** »T i i n i* all ttitvafr r-tlfaa. earga el Ikaaka r*a*laiUa* aa* wai e r-f aaieeeileweai fir Ik* >ae*»a* . f rsi.i.a ***** * 1 *• ekaeeee far al ftralar *4v*'tlalaa ra-ea Paye 4 I l*P- Thursdav. O etoW 25. 1956 TODAY’S -niBI.E VEItSK A devout man and one that feared God with all hia house, which jrave much alms to the people, and prayed to God away.— Actn 10;2. It I* not he who knows most, nor he who •heara moat, nor yet he who talk* moat, but he who exerciae* jrrace mose, who ha* moat com­ munion with God.—'Thoma* Brook*. By BEN WIGGINS The regilar monthly meeting of tbe Board o f Superrinwe cf the Seminole Soil Conran at ion District was held alstnight at Toddy'* re**erwnt. The meeting » v i railed to order by Chairman Bonner Carter and the cun ate* of the prevlout meeting were read by secretary Bill Weal. Under the heading of S c* Butineti Supervisor Ralph Hatemond brought up for diacuialon the need* for • grove chopper for use by taall citru* g r o o m in thla District. There are a r«od many •mall grove owner* who cannot afford to own a chopper and would therefore be rraxiiy benefited if *ach a chipper * u made available to them for a few day* each year A committee compo*«d of W. W. Lina. Henry Wight, and Ben W igg;r.» w ii appoirtrd to check oe the type of rhopper needed, price, weight, etc. arvl report on tame »t the ers who devote their lives and complete efforts toward meeting the evrr-increa<ing standard * in all of our schools, to be kicked about at the whim and wish of politicians. You would not want the education of our children placed on that basis — so it stands to reaton that the leaders who guide your children's* education destiny should not be put on that level. Porpoise T a lk Fifty years from now. according to one scientist's prediction, man will be able to talk to porpoises. The natural presumption is that porpoises will be able to talk back, thus opening an entirely new area of con­ versation. Most c f \a won't be around when the happy situation is effected, so we’l! never know just how much of a contribution por­ poise talk will make to world progre**. In the meantime, wre’ ll all have to do our best to make talking with fellow human beings interesting and worthwhile. Sometime* that’ s more difficult than conversing with por­ poises could possibly be. cert TnMttrf la Nervmber. [ from Go-Tamer Collins u t i » Alsu under tks W alter of n*» group. Thi* letter a t ! la regard supervisor Lins brought to public recreational area* avail* up for discussion the proposed sble to local dtixens. It appears new tewage treatment plant foi Lha! some State assistance may be Sanford. All luperviaor* agreed obtained In developing *uch an that a *ewage treatment plant area if the need warrant*. A ft-r® wa» e«tentlal for the continued considerable di*cu**ion o f the .Towth of Sanford and for the letter Supervisor* agreed that If health and well Win* of all ehl* lome of cor preient rtcreatlor.il tea* in thi* area Mr. Una made a motion that the District super- aroai. each a* tbe Wekiva River, tiaort *end a tetter approving were cleared of *nag*. sanlban, the proposed prelect to the City and hyacinth* they would provide Ce tomin loner». The motto* wa* »cconded by Supervisor Wale* and better rrci ration and a grvatrr number of people would partir;* uaatumouily approved. Cecil Tucker. Agnrulturx! Agent paim Supervisor Henry W ighW ppomteo to draw oraw up ■ a letter1 of Seminole County, expressed wsa appointed hi* willingness to rooperate and r - v m i r r tbe needs for »uch a work with the District Superviior* project in order to piovide local in any way poaaible. cittsen* with letter recreation*! Chairman Carter read a letter fscilitie*. S i p ' n S P. Keenan Going To North Pole NEW YORK UP—Peggy Keenan, s lady pur.ut ah* became a gold miner, now ha* decided to become the fir*l woman to reach the North Pole • And I will.” *h* tail poiitivcly. She i* tbe only woman on a scientific expedition of It men ant to-odl deg* scheduled to fly to the North Pole nett January. Tbe expedition will be beaded by her rtpiorvr husband. John F. Stanwell-Fletcher. a veteran arctic ex­ plorer and U, S Air Force rr*er*» officer. Mt*« Keenan. *bo i* red-haired and ha* eye* the doenbe* her telf a* "Airdxle colored." ex­ perts to ipead some time it the vicinity of tbe North Pole She doe*n't (eel her *ex t* any liabi­ lity. thicks more arctic exploring should be coeducational. “ A woman actually can stand cold ueatber better than a man,” •he said. ” 1 found that out on two previous trips to tbe arctic, when the weather went to U below u rn ” It «a * on a trip to Alatka a* till * Belli aim s* is the word for this newett of blouse*! Ship'n Shore interpret* the Italian look with a delicately rounded convertible collar and roll-up deevet. Superfine com bed cotton ... mow white, nougat paitel* and subtle deeptones that love the suds. Sixes 2S lo M. Other Mtc in it W i... amort teoten pattenu. ■ M mm, j I -----1 - ,--<1 "Use Our ConreleeMt Ijsyawray plan** Teeth have been transplanted in human beinjr*, the researcher* say. It has been done t*rdn»s *• ■ Mtvr* iMee. Me * M in young adults, but *o far only in special doe they Sow t loose is hero moth caic*. More investigation and ex|«riment need* to be done, but the prospect* of sue-' ces* seem to be good. Tooth tank1 promise to be a major atep forward in man’* long effort to counteract the ravage.* of time and physical decay. • / • Why is it that the man who know* least about a subject always seems to have the loudest argument? *• ‘2 - | , •*a f “Somehow, I have t feeling that we’ve already panted it!” TbiwsL&L diaVL Ja&kiaJL JsjaJtwmd EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP ^ • P-ctw e-pretty, figureflattering, the fm p if* (,(. ij , bcuette wag never mor# > atfdrOvinnfng than here. In caahmee*. »a>n fprmt tS* high-tied, Empire u th , netk and fleevet, A panel We hive Just returned from the Florida Hhlrdmeera Convention in Jacksonville. While there we received private lemons from Louis Schmidt o f New York and \#v#ry graceful step you taka, joe, claret, blue or Kf^fst_ Grace Doran of Hollywood, both internationally known lecturers and hair atyltota. Operator* Kay Johnaon. Minnie Bess. Katherine Harvey • i-^ T T 8 •V * •» Is Barring H-Bomb Tests Issue? *r» r e broadcloth Tooth Banks N ational Guard Swears In First Woman O fficer o Italian-collar YOU'RE TELLING ME! By JAMBS MARLOW rd to say this country should slop fall-out of the weapons ani mak­ Aitocisied Prv»» N'ea* Aaalytl its tett* without waiting for agree ing easier therefore to concentrate WASHINGTON Jt— S a v e r a I meat on in«pec!ion trams. them on military tarte’ s x - ' *2 * bade caertienv are involve-' 'T h e hard scientific fact." he by develops* weapons for defeme campaign debate between Adlai sax), "seems to be thst we can against attack S'evenaon ani Prrvident Euensafely stop hydrogen explosions la short: Stevenson argues ,orae bower over whether thi* country without inspection because it Rus­ one hat to take the lead in ending iboutd take tome new itep toward sia or anyone else should violate the teit* and it should be the Un­ topping H-bomb tc>U. sn agreement and rvpiode a big ited States. Elsenhower »sy* this Strventoa ha* lougltt to make a bomb we would tmmedia'.eiy d e­ country ha* made aU kind* of campaign i**ue of ft Ii it? tect it.” proposal* f«r disannul/ b Only a handful of government Would we “ immediately" de­ its won't agrrt on an inipcettunpeople and KienUtlr know enough <sfe-guard system about this highly secret field to tect It? Fiicnhowcr tay* tesla of very large weapon* probably form an Intelligent opinion on w tether the teals should tod The could be detectrd but it u impoiacietiuita dixagree. The rr»t of lb* sible to be sure except in the case voter* ran only wuoier who's of the very largest weapons. Stevenson *ay* in effect: The right. - it** argument between Stereo Unfed Stale* has an enormous •on wad Eiienbower come* down •uppiy o f nuclear weapon* What is lo be lost by stopping the tests WASHINGTON ’ - N a t i o n a l to two related que*rioni; 1. Steven* on toys cuntinued if thi* country goes right on with Guard has toarn in tta flrv* wo­ text* will do deiperala damtgt to reicwrrh and preparation for re­ man officer. Cap*. Norma C. Par­ mankind from the raiioacti** suming the tests if Russia should son. of Water*(lie. Maioe Sh* faileut Kttenbewcr »ay» Ihu it, viois'e an agreement to atop her I* a member of the nurvirg »taff f f the tMlth Tactics' Hosoita! at wrung. He quote* the K*tiona1 tests? Academy i.f Science* a* saying Eisenhower's reply: Even if this Fiord Bennett Field. N. A’ . Cant Parson, a veteran of mankind will not be damaged at country continued it* research — the present rale of tesla. after suspending tests — n could World War I! and Korea m d H 2 Sirvemon says thi* country •offer srrioui damage if then it the *30-year-old all-male guard wouldn't lo*- way advantage to found exit the Russian* had set off tradition to ceremonies in th<* Na­ Hutiia by Stopping tbe lr*t* and another lett explosion o f their tional Guard Bureso at the P r*tv gon. She was accepted and given then resuming them if it found federal recognition as a Hatsoral vox to* Hu i i u u were continuing He Mid it require* a year or tb* r* Eitenhowrr »»y* this i* more to organtie and carry out Guard officer under provisions of a taw passed by Congress thii wrong too. such testa at thowe made al U.S. Eisenhower refuses to kail the proving grounds to the Pacific i year. Capt Parson served as an Army testa until thera is not only agree­ Ocean. He alto has said that rement with Biuaia to do the same search without tests is a waste Air Corps nurse to North Afrlra. Egypt and India during World hot also foolproof safeguards — of time and moaey. War It. She volunteered and aereby tospeetion I t u u . Eiemhower says this couatry Stevenson has never said to right b o w baa a “ superiority” to •d again with the Air Force dur­ ing the Korean hostilities pnmlatakable language exactly nuclear weapon and could lose She continued her active inter­ •hat bo had to Bund. At first he it* toad by saspowdlng tests with­ est in military nursing, working Seemed to be saying this country out absolute certain t v Rus­ with the Air National Guard unit shduid »top a* tests without an sian* weren't best oo developing at Floyd BeoneU Field. Under agreement with Russia to do lha their own weapon further. traditions and lawt *temminc ss.rt. Biaeabower say* roalimteg the from toe militia of Colonial timet, Later he seemed to indicate ho lett* has two Important beneficial Capt. Parson waa unable to get thought inch agreynent would bo rmHt: formal federal recognition for her •ceded. Tuesday night be appear (I) Reducing the tadioactive work. h curved a USO entertainer that *be met with her own mosey to go to the her husbaod Black Hill* and furvey the area Mu* Keenan U an adventure-' Hi* report wa* »o optimistic that loving woman with both bunnest the banged tout her piano, wen’, a* well at artistic talent who ha* to South Dakota, put on boot* and A newspaper columnist reports that to never been satiified with doing entered tbe mining btmees* him the mo<t trying period of the day just one thing at a time. There wa* plenty of metal in comes with hU awakening, when he must While pursuing an active career the tilli, bat it wa*n't unU re­ drag him self from bed to face the day’ s a* a profe*»H»M< punitt she alto cently that new technique* made tasks and problem*. He Imrinctlvely resent* built up a bankroll operating a removing it economic. flooring concern sudden emergence from peace and repose Mu* Keenan bought mineral Nine year* ago during a dinner In te l oet a 24square-mile area to a call for effort and action. party in Lot Angela* one of the northwett of the town of SpearThe night bringr< him respite from mental gjeit* (poke at length of Lire still fi*h She now head* a 3*00 000 synstress and worry. Getting hi* mind and body untapped mineral wealth in the dicate Minerals. In c, which wiU Black Hid* of South Dakota She begin foil scale operation* next adjusted to the demands of another day’s wa* to interested that one of the spring. duties is difficult. Often he doesn't get to other guest* suggested jokingly. functioning at full spirit and efficiency for •The men elected me presi­ "Why don't you become a gold dent.” said Mi** Keenan grinning, two or three hoars. muter yourself. Peggy*” "after I pointed out I owned W On the other hand. George Bernard Shaw Mn* Keenan didn't think it wa* per cent of the »tock. a yike at all The idea appealed lo said to have abhorred night and its dark "The gold we take out sill pay to her at once blanket o f silence and inactivity. The hours “ I’d been a rock hound myself for the actual mining coil* but of daylight were best suited to the character •ince I tramped the high Si- gold is no longer a glamour m*ial. and richly productive mind of the great­ ever itnce 1 tramped tbe high Si- The real glamour metal*—and w« erra* a* a s-rl with my father, know we have them—are eclumest playright of our time. who wa* interested in mining * ret­ bium — tantalum, tungsten, beryl­ With all men o f creative talents and am­ lium anl titanium They are tbe ture*.1' ibe recalled bition, such a* the columnist and the re­ She hired a mining engineer heat-mutant metal* the governnowned Shaw, time is something to be used mest seed* for the jet airplanes of the future. to the bet* possible advantage. One may “ Today we sre m s whole be* prefer to work at night; another loves the age of metal*.'* early hours of daylight. But all have one -*r She expect* to take out more Central Press Writer thing in common. than a million dollar* worth of They find that, for men striving con­ NINETEEN* - TWELVE fash- ' surface of the run had th* f.rce metal a year and clear around stantly to achieve, the hours are too few, I*ci la fenr.xir,* hats aa4 gowwa of a tuition atom bomb*, u y (£00.000. She *a)i there U a 30i n coming back into style, our wktrooocr.ee*. Whwt's the troufct* ? yesr or* tupply in the arcs the whether it be night or day. women's page editor remind* o». —Old Sot ran t bo THAT mad wt hai leased. Vow. how kcodeiful it would be himself! Between exploring North Pete 1 ! ! t 1912 dsthing prices did the ice and removing Black Hiili gold. * A Germs* fr s lu t es>* the ium ! Mu* Keenan expect) 1117 will be We have aoil banka, blood bank*, and worst time of the day is i> hwh t ! t her n o il hectic year. *erum bank*. Why not tooth banka? One- Four Cw-t/orwis eowncf*. fUr- to prt w toothache ii f y. m . i' u I “ After that.” the c«afc**#d. “ 1 believe Fit be content to go hack 1 of our modern univeraitien i« workinjr on •y yniM , ev-tpof we oirpiw»c before espperf i l ! to my piano for a while." * this problem. If the attempt it sucre**- 1 -1 /lew to Ore??’* EfwI-/oe-fw*e Who* Ifc* was «t the *•■’ detk fad birds f ful. It may be pouible to do away in some would ithi to kwww i* if Ibets 1* s I t 1 ‘ be*t ' lim# for on*’* cases with artificial bridges for loti teeth. tw ilt «M *li*l Hours Too Few h I I t* I f 29.95 Q fo u te M jg r T s a a m m r ^ �1 THE SANFORD HERALD Thurs., Oct. 25. iy5G. Page 5 School 4-H C lu b s ! 'Elvis E le c t O fficers S e r ia l fcv m iA 'ift f'b a On e* ' B ° O k S h El F . , Sanford Grammar srhool Girls' 4-H clubs elected officers at a special railed meeting this week. A total of 12* girl* were present for the five clubs. The following' officers were cirri ed: Mb Grade. Miss Lucille Ball ami Mrs. Baughman, teachers; Presi­ dent, Linda Hunt; Vice-president, Diana Smith; Secretary, Margarrt Wolfe; Song leader*. Pat Baburn and Dorothy Carter; Devotional Leader, Sandra Maxwell: and Ra­ dio Chairman. Brenda Brown nth Grade, Mr*. Richard* and Mr. Jones, teachers; President, Nylrne Albers; Vice-president, Robbie Berry: Secretary, Pat Bruee; Song Leaders, Lu Alice Clause and LaYigne Pitts; Devo­ tional Leader, Rheba Epstein; and Radio Chairman. Linda Williams. 3th Grade, Mrs. Riser and Mrs. Wright. teachers; President. Gin­ ger Smith; Vice president. Cindy Wall*; Secretary, Ann Mahan: Song Leader*. Carol Stemner aed Mauseen Pills; Devotional Lea­ der, Penny Remiss; and Radio Chairman. Sandy Hrntsh 61 h Gradr, Mrs. Grant and Mr*. South, teachers; President, Linda Williams; Vice president. Betsy ll«ss: Secretary, Sandy Rirhard*; Song Leaders. Judy VanWmklc and Jean Barnes; Devotional Leader, Sandra Hamrick, and Radio Chairman. Martha Cook. 3th Grade, Mias Catherine Ball ami Mr. May. teachers; President. Nancy Perkins; Vice-president. Marilyn Hurt; Secretary, Kasm McUratbie; Song Leaders, lleth Burk and Myra Meeks; Devotion­ al Leader; Carol Samuel; amt fls dio Chairman, Lots Karne*. llv SARA KING Book of the month for Septem­ ► *!■ ■ ■ ' « * .-• ber will be » popular one | feel sure; “ Nun’s Story” by Kathryn C - ’• • • ‘ Hulmc The story of a Belgian girl f i P, K who, at the age of 21, turned away l.’.f *• i | -• from her suiter and family lo en­ f .. t " 'V I.- • ter a famous nursing order. This S3 *? i * ? is the record of her dedicated life f i t ' l l '0 t* W it-’ in Europe and in the Congo and of fl* * ” her struggle in self-renunciation. Af-" m . Sister l.ukc gave herself unspar­ M» - ! \ * * './ > 4 ? . t w, .y * G .ir ' J ingly to the little Congo minion hospital, bet her pride of spirit was an obs'acle to the perfect ob­ edience required of her, and later, in a hospital in llodand under the Nan occupation, her emotional invehement and active aid to the underground brought on a person* a1 crisis which took all of her cour­ age to resolve. “ Wreck of the Mary Dear*" by Hammond Innet is Ihe literary Guild selection for November. The Mary Pearr was a 8000 ton freight­ Miss Mull* l.oul**- J«d>r (1‘hnln Ilj Fairchild) er, torpedoed three times In two World Wars, wrecked twice be­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ fore. finally presumed lost for good. Then one day the ship sail­ ed into the Channel, haltered and exhausted by a Biscay gale, and apparently unmanned. A dramatic and exciting man against the ele­ On the program at the mreling ments story with an Intriguing of the Future Nurses Club of Mr*. Clara C. Jobe, formerly In Columbia, S. C., and t* no* my stery. “ Adventure of ‘Horse* Barnsby" Seminole High School 'ear ' o f Sanford, announce* the engage- employr I by Warner dobbins Air by I'hil Stone (State Fain is the I Hue Batter son. supervisor of Ihe men! of her daughter, Mist Mona Force Hate. The couple will be mairinl Sun­ story o f a picturesque adolescent thin! floor of lire new hospital. Louise Jobe, to Harry Claude day. Dee. 16. at 4:30 p.m. In the in the days of the Forty Niners. TT>r meeting was held Friday Oct. (ireen* Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Tabernacle, The Ceremony Horse was 13 when he was left IV during activity period. Following Ihe busineas period. II. C. Greene Sr., of Maeon, Gu. will be performed by the Rev. an orphan in Iowa, the ward of a villainous uncle. Hr set nut for Alia* Dattrrion spoke to the girl* The bride-elect attended S o t- I-eonard June* o f Sanford. After their honeymoon, the California to join the gold rush. about nursing am* al*o advitrd inolv High School In Sanford, bride and gionm will rrtide at Hut Uncle wanted to get his hands tbein on some suhjec'a that would and l* a graduate of A. I.. Mil­ IhWO lllllcretl Avc., Martin, Ga. on the fine farm that Horse had help them In a medical career The meeting was adjourn**I at ler High School in Macon. She been left, so hr set out for Cali­ fornia, too —to do in his orphaned the end of activity period. is now employed at receptionist nephew. From here or» the wildest at Den-Nap Klectrle Mold ComJ sort of things happen. right word* to express hrr precise pany. Frank Ycrby'i new book "Cap- thought Is simply uncanny. It I* a The rruuiti-elrct is a graduate lain Rebel," is a fait paerd tale of beguiling »tory you’ll never for­ of l,anier High School, attended the Civil War. spiced with sex, get. It will make yuu laugh so hard the University of South Carolina imrarrd with gore ami full of you’ll cry. and cry real tear*. Mr*. Iten Whltnrr, of Hanford, murderers, arsonists, kidnappers, Some g *od myslrrles for the fans will h« among tho*e who will raplsls and adulterers. Captain are ready for circulation; Chris­ greet the gtie*t« at the door when Itebel follows a itrady course topher Bush, "Case of the Ama­ the FSlf Chapter of Kappa through Ihe haranlt of A'ankrc teur Actor"; Agatha Christie; Della Sorority eelehrales it* gunboats and Southern temptress­ "Dead Man's Folly"; Patricia founilert'. week with Ihe formal es to find love where be least ex­ Wentworth. "Fingerprint" la it 1st opening of thrlr new hou*e. Mrs. pected It. Silver mystery): Earle Stanley "Call for Dr. Barton" by F.lira- Gardner, "Case of the Gilded Lily" On October SI there will he a AVhlfner I. nn alumna of the beth Seifert I* about a doctor who George Baghy, "Cop Killer." demonstration on learning to clean School nnd the sorority. "Man Who Didn't Fly" by Mar About r-00 guest* are evpecleil pest behind him hi* unhappy mar­ the sewing machine at the Conn­ ell Center, 401 K. 2Mh, street. to call between the hours of (I and riage and the grueling year* of a got Htnnel l» a suspense murder city practice, feeling he had found story. For a sinister mternatiunal Any one Intrrettetl in learning' If) p.m. The new white brick house a haven of peace in the twin town* hoax story rs*ad "Dark Window" to clean the machine fan brine arms* from the rampu* Is of called the llollie*. The girl ht met by Thomas Walsh. "Don't Go Near It to the Center by onn a m. traditional style on the beach teemed to fit per­ Ihe Water" it still tops on the best Pleaie^bring newtpnpers, soft New Orleans ram iinrn'a undershirt), two pie architecture The building ha* fectly into his future. But the hid- seller list and on llu* reader*' tin*, a small Jar, small sire ern three atorir*; dining room, kit* dm tensions of small town life pro choice of currrnt hooks. Il'i still recreation vhted difficulties he hadn’t bar­ going strong here loo ehet hook. screwdriver that fit* ehen. rhapter and Did you know that in a recent your machine, and ■ can of lu­ rooms are on the ground floor; gained fur and almost couldn't study made by a scientific assoc­ drawing room, kitchen, and In­ cope with. bricating oil. You may lirinir sandwiches, or formal living room are on the The movie version of "Friendly iation it t*at pointed out that only you may go home a* It will take main Door; with the hou*e moth Penuaiion'' by Jessamyn West Is IT per cent of all adults were a series of 14 short stories (In se­ reading a book when inters tewed? about an hour for the machine er’a suite. Iidroom* for two girls In HOT the figure wa> 23 per cent to set after the cleaning agent each, with adjoining lathi, on quence about a Quaker family. It is an adventure in literature. The With such good books on the mar­ the third floor. is put on the machine. author's ability to select Just the ket now, how ran you resist? Engagement 0/ Miss Mona Jobe To H. C. Greene Is Announced F. N. C lu b M eets Sanford Woman To Participate In Sorority Event C o un cil C en ter W ill Be Scene O f Demonstration" Girl Presley Guest Singer At Oviedo Partv OVIEDO—The Memorial BuUJing was again the sernr of much merriment and festivity Saturday evening when the Hrception committec of the Oviedo High School i'-TA sponsored another party on behalf of the student*. Receiving the student* and their guests at the door were Carol Alfred, Tommy Eric*. Kcnnrth Sparks and tiarot Pinker*. stu­ dent representatives, assistrl by Mr. and Mrs. John Courier and Mr. and Mrs. James Pr*r»on. parent representatives. Dancing was enioyed by the group as well as a talent show program. Coach Paul Miklrr. act­ ing as master of ceremonir*. in­ troduced that famous trio, "The Sneering Steer Hiiters." who »sng "I'm An Old Cowhand." Thi* talented trio was composed of Mrs. James Merntt Staley, seven­ th grade teacher; Mrs. Paul M.kter; sod Mr*. James Partin, piesi * Pit KPS It ATHINS tit) tIN for the South*ide Carnival, which 1* schedule) for Friday night. Hum. thing j dent of the P-TA. new thi* year are the table ait.iii,-, menu thr*r ladie* or making at the home of Mr*. John Ange1, Then Mrs George Means, dress- Also you may recognise ■ couple of your l|1d favor Rea—tho |>slr tree and patted plant* \Sorkir-; rd as the idol of the fo*k and roll industriously on Mi* Donald Joi.c-. Mi> L lb Kennedy, Mr- Tony hakcr*, Sir*. John Angel, (Staff Photo). »ot, with guitar, sideburns ami Sir*. It. l\ Ihiucan, Mr*. Bill Southward and Mu. T. C. Brown Jr. hound dog. pantomimed "Don't Be Cruel." year, will woakrn the original turf, and make It more susceptible The slaty student* and guests was ,ersrd h^ht refreshments to wreds, insects and disease la* following this gay evening festation*. BY DORIS A. CLINK Till* i* the ileal time to laol: The Sanford Gardrn Club of a writable sulphur spn y lo con­ over the garden and to move or Fla. Fedrration of Gatdrn Clubs. t r o l red spider and mites. eliminate plant* ami shrubs which P is the time lo plan for the .''’ oinr gardener* like In plan! are not doing well. They are protection of shrubs, ornamental*, winter grasses In a >*urc greet, easily moved during Ihe dormant and the young annual* that should I.is-n* during the winter month*. be planted this month for winlet It.-.Itan rye 1* mo*', commonly season, but the shrubs should The dcridon to visit the Harry bloom*. "Ghost Garden*" are a used, although Ki-ntu. I>, bin * ami be kept well watered. Remove Anna Crippled Children’ * Hmtf familiar tight In Central Morula rrd top are al*o recornmt-nile t by dead nr disfigured branches, hut tn 1’ iuatdla wa* made at ih* when the night* are cold. Old the Uniscrsily of Florida Ag teul* hold pruning, except for ilrcidioui Anna Miller Cirrte meeting Tues­ •hrets and bed-spieads base sav­ •oral Experimental Marion Fet* day evening at the Etk* Clnlv ed many of Ihe cold 'Sensitive tlllier *hmdd be applied before shrubs, lo a minimum as the new giuuth premoled by pruning will Mr*. Ed Cox presided over Ihe plants ami shrub* Well-watered Ihe seeds are Minted and the social gathering and brought nut plant* are h cccr able Jo with­ lawn should be krp* mol*’.. II is be more easily affected by frosL that lhl« Is n very Interesting stand frost an I Ihe ground x'loul I nece**ar) lo mow the ry*’ when trip and should be made by n* be soaked, nut uprntlrd. \ plen­ it 1* about two niche; in hc’ght many member* a, possible Rat* tiful mulch I* ivaihbl* in Span with a sharp mower which will unlay, Nov. 10, h»« been selected i»h mot., which ran De left on lint tear the roils Lawn* planted a* the date for the visit and alt annual* for twu *>c ‘ Itree days with winter grasses will require Get. 13 lisdfrv of the rlrrte who wish to vshile Ihe cold spell lasts. more wa rring and mure mowing. Edna Hummerslll attend are atkej tn tie at the In November it i* safe to n*e Harold L. Moreland Jr. of ‘ he Leslie Sheppard Elks Club at | p.m, on that ar. oil rrmildon for senle on rant- University of Florida calls at­ Roger Schmidt date. cilia* ami other w.mt!; |daM*. tention lo the fact that winter C. L. Residing After the various officer* and t liru* tree* may be irrale I with grasses, if planfs-d year after ccmmillre rhsirmrn gave their r**port» the group rnjoyed deliri­ ous refreshment* t e n d by Ihe ho*te**e*, lie*. Fred RcrUgrr, Mr*. Jamra Thompson, and Mr*. James Via. Present for the session were Mr*. Clarence Collin., Mr.. J It Phillips, Mr*. Eddie Flout, Mr*. Irving F»lnl>erg, Mr*. L. N. Lyon, Mr*. Fred Roetlgrr, Mr* Jam** Via, Mr*. J. It. Hoolrhan, Mis Wesley* Fillmnn, Mr«. James It. MfSVIll, Mr*. W. J, Clark. Mr*. Peter J. Hilkur. Mr* Clayton Smith, Mr* II \ Canrll Jr., Mr*. M. I„ Ful Is, Mr*. Bill Gordon. Mr*. II. I.. Foley, Mr*. Harry Kent. Sir* E J. Muughlon Jr, .Mr* H. C. Ill*brow. Mrs, Grne Walter, Sir* It. B Marr*. Mr*. John tlriffi*. Mr*. Garfield Walker, Mr*. C. II Slafforj. Sir*. A P Rowersox, Sirs. Harry Adair, Sirs. Hirhard Slape*. Mr*. Janie* Itosenow, Sirs Roy- Chori-enlng, Sir*. 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But you, too, preferred him.* "U’a funny you should btileva I must have been mad to have Bhe put her hand on hla arm made a deliberate eahibillon of dressed like this deliberatsly to an­ "Dirk U a friend, nothing mors herself; she tried to put It down noy ycu, and It's (tightening that Supposing I had told you last night to the champagne: but the knew you—that any man should hate that I would give up my friend­ U had n o t h i n g to do with the another aa you seem to hat* Dirk.” ship with him ?" champagne. lit was silent a m o m e n t . "Don't you ace what that would Her action bad been Instinctive, "Wouldn't you hat* anyone who have meant to me, Val darling? prompted not from her mind but took tho man you l o v e d from U* might have taken Eileen fr,flp from her heart. She had run ao your* me, but I would have taken you faat she bad bumped bard again it Bhs loo paused before shs re- from him." Dr. Itrtic# Harridan'* chert. pUd. *T might If t had loved him "Don't talk like that, please* "Will you d i n e r with rr.e. very much once—U I iltil loved she whispered. "Jt hurts, horribly.* Bruce 7" she said quickly. Then toe him.** "Because you don't want to g u t •omt reason, she laughed. "You think I'm itlll tn love with him up." "I shall be drligbted. It waa Eileen 7“ he asked. "No.” She shook her small red kind o( you to atngl* me out—and "I think there are people who ao o b v io u sly h * odd, d cruelly. remain in love all their lives even head. T would prcm:lt anyUiag Bruce looked down at her and though the person they loved has it I knew It would help you V, * see." she raised her eyes and look­ said quickly, "Let's get off lh^ died" she returned quietly. floor, tor heaven's *ake." "But not it that person had ed up into his darkly brood.ng rrracntly they stood ui the prow broken a solen n oath to love fate, T car# for you very detplu 1 suppose I'm in love with you." V of the ship where they had etood them." "Oh. my darling." Hia voir# and talked that flnl morning, lie "But If that person hadn't broken took a handkerchief out of hla that oath? I f—you knew Eileen broke this time, and now all th* btUernrs* and anger had gr>nt out pocket and banded it to her with­ hadnlT" out speaking. She wiped her check* Then I'd have loved her all my of It. A discreet cough sounded brhmd and blew her nose hard. life, and no one but her.” he said them. It was the cabin stewaid "I'm •oriy," *he whispered. "Did simply. "Beg pardon. Nurse, but Mrs. I make a fool of myself and of hhs said after another pan**. you 7“ "But do you think it healthy to Feathtriiooe would Uke you to go "I don’t tuppose anyone noticed. lovs someone who is dead as much down lo her cabin." "01 course. I’U go at once ” Vsl At least, that you were crying. But as all that? Do you think Ihryd •poke automatically and as Ihougn w hy T I don t understand, Val," be want tt?" said tn a low voice. "Maybe not.” he said finally. "As coming out of a dream, a dream of Her young body slumped against a doctor 1 know it isn't healthy; happiness, of tullfltnssnt, of peoeff th* ratling. She sold wretchedly, It's liable to turn into a neurosis. ised love. But aha felt guilty, *r "I aurpoa* I wanted to know why That waa one reason I cam* to though driplte her throbbing hap­ piness in* had in som* way been you'd been avoiding me all eve­ M L * ning." ’ That first day you told m* the untrue to herself. She turned abruptly away. ’ W hy should you have to know? sea brerse* had blown all th* bit­ Bruce followed her. He caught And lurrly it was obvious?" he terness out of your soul," she re­ hold ot ner arm. said quietly. "You must nave done minded him quietly. "You'll let me know if ther* s it deliberately to make me feel." "I thought they had. Mayh* it he drew a thou breath and added was meeting Hanson again and anything seriously wrong wi'.n teeing you two -together. I've felt your patient?" Hit change of ton# explosively, •‘miserable!'' "But what have I done deliber­ as though th* whole affair had stung her. *T think I know my duty, Doc. ately 7" she stammered. happened over again, only di’iter lor," the said coldly, • "Dressing yourself up In Han­ ently.* "Heavens, Val. I didn't mean ir son * suit. How do you think I •'Differently!' she queried. "Well, yea . . . J'oa are differ­ like that," h* said with gen urn* felt when you came into the dining ent. You re not a bit tike Eileen apology. "We can't leava matters room—with him—tonight?" aa they are. U your patient doeen t "Why should you mind ao and yet—* "What wera you going to say, need you tor anything important, m uch?" she said quietly. couldn't you come up here again? He paused. "It waa a declara­ Bruce?" ah* asked. tion. wasn't it 7 Four declaration 'I waa gmng to say that al­ 111 wait . . . III wait right here." Sha hesitated, then she nod Jr L aa to whoa* suit you were on." though your* so different, I "It's funny* *n* said olowly. thought I d fallen in lovs with y ou "Fli Uy to coma back." (To fle CoofmuedJ "But it's frightening too." 1 thought I might levs you as C IMA tttrw* Crt *. Repeloted Sr twmltrkto or Atsloo Buck* Distrlbutid hr Rise rtlturrt Cr*4-est*. A Junior High Program W ill Keep Seminole Eleven In Competition tty It. HUGH ANSI.KY A* regards the eurrent question now dominant on the lip* u( San* font Seminole fans: **WM1 Junior Huh foulhail make the Vimn-de* a winning rlubl", the anawrr I* a resounding "Not neces»arlly'\ The matter l» much mure scri, i*r« out than that If the Sanford Semi­ nole* « n the only squad with a Junior high pro tram in the Or*n ;r Ilelt Conference, it would O A 1 N R V I L L E . - Fullback make a winning club, hut Ihr jn# ttrodtky continue! to pare *11 it.re nrccsrily of a Junior high Florida Galor* In the ground gain- program in Sanford I* the only i. In* department this wrek, hut hr thing that will keep the Srtnlnnlet |t brine pressed closely h) three tn competition with their eonfercncv rival*. The Semtndlei are tther player*. BrwHVy htt run the hall n now outrlaited for only one rcalime* for ■ nrt gain of ISO yard*, aon, the team* that they play are ■m ating 3 7 yard* per r»rr> boasting twice a* much expertHalfback Jim It mnitrr hi* i n ence. In olhrr words, only a Junyards In 31 em ir*. Fullback Ed lor huh program will keep Semifir m tnnvrii intn Ihird *p<-t with m l.' High from being outgrown 140 yards (n SI rtrrtri, ant half- by curtent eompetltlor,. Hut Jut ior high football ha* very -kirk Jackie Simpson fell l*» fourth tpot with 123 yards In only IT run* rewarding mult*. Terhap* the mott nutriandmg John Symank, Mnip*>n’ s re e t ample of what a Junior high ^plirrment it Irft half, m alr the program ran do for a team can Ilf frit lain c f iny r'avi-r, taklne in* demon*trated by the record aver fifth trot with 67 yard* In *d Hugh Carlton, now principal U earriev Hr wa* Florida’* lead of Junior High, and the man on •tax ground gainer agilnri Vender whose thoulder* the nrw program .blit lilt Saturday, maklnc 49 yard* 1wilt red •Jn term run*. In lBSD Carlton began hi* coach­ Brodsky m i n>t otu m th.- ing teaching career at Lyman '•cored rn a quarterback sneak an t High Sfhvil In Urn*wood At that lead* with 51 pot tit* Ifirry Spear* time t.yman » a » a member of jlrnfr.l *«n a ci’iarti-rhack intak aril i the Central Florida Conference, *tu»»l three more paint* nflrr and Junior hull program* were 'touchdowns, brinsinr hit point lo Juri ruffling Into rogue. •lit to U for the »rj*on. He ha* Carlton instigated a junior high ’ Converted utrcriiftilly on seven of prorram and even though tt wa* !ten attempt*. not carried through in the tnh and Lridiug In the passing depart loth grade*, the results were re tinert ta ljuartrrbick Jimmy Dunn, ntatkahlr. -art.o ha* connected on flae of 1? The primary re*utl wa* rxreriMuses for 123 yrnl* and two rn.r.1 player* In the lower high touchdowns. !!•• pu trd only om-e school grade* In 1931 Lyman plac­ a;almt Vanity hut that one was ed the fir»t member of the foot good for St yard* and a t.mrh down. End nobby llurferd wa* Florida’* punting im a g e of 3* 6 the rtcthefi iard» n-nulncd very rr«pectahle Eight player* hare fiMred in jbut dropped a yard quarterback | the rtceivlni of 1J pa*»f> ilium Jon May ha* punted only four • tree aid Symank hate caught time* hut hi* average i* 41 2 yard* ' three each and are the leader* jper kiek. Brodsky Leading s Calors In Ground 'Gaining Depl. 1 4! ba’ I on Ihr All-Conference team for mure than a decade One of the hoy* that Carlton ttartrd out in the sorn lh grade madr Itenor able Mention All-Con'erenre In the > (HIKl—Captain Robert W, Jackson. L’fiN. Commanding Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, tee* off, commenting the NAS Golf ninth grade and AIITonfrrrnre in Tournament cuirrntly being held ot the Mayfair Country Club. The the lnth. From that time on, a five-week long tournament is open to anyone ba*ed at the NAS. •olid rireara of boy* hate made The first match wa* completed lari week. Four additional weekly mulch** have been wheduled hy the Special Service* Division of ihr All Conference ro*ter from SNAS. Ttlphie* will Iw anardeil to the winner and runner up, white Lyman. And the outstanding thing match winner* wilt al*o receive ptiie*. tOfflclal I'holo U. S. Navy) i* that many o f the hoy*, anti the latt group comprise this year's senior*, make the grade before their Senior year. But the slory doetn’t end thrrr Front Lyman Carlton went to C ron City, whirr a junior high program had already hern pion­ eered. The llr*t year there Carlton mrntorrd hit charge* to the con­ ference crown amt placet wtan The varily Improved DeLard turn on the Alt Conference team Bulldog JV*, with considerable The neat year hla team again caphelp from refer** George Parti, turrd' the conference champion toppled the SanforJ Seminole JV* •hip,' amt this lime eight men IS 11 tn the Shrine Benefit game made the All-Conference team, ta»t night in DeLand. Alt Ihii Indicate* that, rten The Seminote JVa Jumped to though there It no assurance of an early lead in the firri minute* a winning club, all the wonderful of the g*me a* Cecil Damlrldge potential In ami around Sanford rolled out and circled right 'end will be resitted by the Junior ami H OMRV S t.OLF TOl'BNAMF.VT ior Jo yard* and the *rore Hi* Senior year* of the participating UNtTIEON YFSTFKIIAV attempt to drop kick the extra boy*. Vriterday’* luncheon of the Wo­ point wat blocked. men'* Coif Astoclalion. at the The Bulldog* jumped back in Mayfair Country (Tub. had an the game by turning the rrtum unprecedented attendance of 47. kickoff into a *corina drive The Three new member*. MtUred itriv* wa* culminated by a 40 yard Friday Oct. 2* Low Smith, Dottie Mann, *nt Cerry run on a duubli. revet** by Dellich 6 18 A. m. Carfagno. made their Imtlal *how. Land » Benny Moon The attempt 12 14 e m 7:PJ p- m ing with the gnmp. 12 48 p m to run the extra point wa* repell­ Salurda) Oct. 27 WeeVIy tournament prire* thl* ed by a solid Sanford wall. 1M a m 7 10 a m week were pre*en'ed at the lunehThe **e«nd quarter wa* a see8 14 p in eon Cene Ratilk wa* awarded the taw defensive battle, with San­ 1 33 p- m Sunday Oft. 2* CJ*** A prire; Lucille Heard. ford penetrating to the At yard 6 39 A. m. CI*»* B. Ann Maeth. Clara C; line on two occasion*. But on 2 27 a m. 2:37 p m !* 14 :• m and D D Rt.»»r!l. H m D each penetration excessive penal­ Mi»nd4% Oet. 2* Flltnor Village Coif Course ty calling took the fire out of the 3:30 a m 9 ri A. m hat invited the Sanford Women'* Seminole dove to 09 p m 3 38 p m. Early tn the third atanaa the A**n to participate in a tourna­ lutuUy o n . j# Bulipups were unable liv rjp iu lu c ment ant eocktait party on Oct. 4:80 a. m 19 (t A m. on a Sanford fumble at the Semi­ 30. The rnthutU’ lic reception of 10:39 p m. 4:34 p m the announcement indicate* a nole*' 16 yard line, amt the Semi­ Wrdnf «*1l> o n 3t nole line held solid for four downs 3 21 a m. 11 21 A. m prrfrr* the local dub and *ai,l and took over possession of the evenl. m. 3 47 p. m. ----- P Helen Andrew*’ drlirtou* lunch hall at the same spot A fourth quarter Sanford punt wa* the talk of the Fairway* yes­ wa* partially defected, and wai terday af*em*on returned by DeLand to Hie Sautord lli nRKLt. LIKES LOCAL 2d yard line to act up the second CCVRSE Bullpup TD. A sene* ot penal­ Carl Hubbetl, before returning ties against the Seminole JVa to New Vitrk yr*terd*y, tried out mosrd the halt down to the Semi­ the O’ lando Country Club cour»* nole two yard line, whrre Jimmy with Mario. Frank Mebare Jr. ant Thomsen, on a quarterback heep. Frank Mehane Sr Tuesday, and plunged through the middle of the enjoyed the outing Mario cam* line for the score Again the at­ In with 7T. Frank Mebane Jr., tempted plunge for the conversion IS. amt Carl lied wi*h Frank Sr. was smothered with 74 Hnbheit report» he riill "With six minute* remaining in well reoTventcd turnout for t1-* the game the Junior warrior* went he wnuln ft* back In town again on the move again. They eovrred In about a month C3 yards tn It p’ays to score MERANE VS. CAREkC.NO IN A Halfback AI Collin*, sparking the Seminole drive, m ide the tally CLOSE ONE It teem* Frank Mehane Jr. D from three yard* nut. »nd tsen whittling down the dtrianre be­ ran the lame play with Collin* tween hi* play and that of Mario carrying again for the rxtia Frank ha* been pushing Mario point. The Urge Seminole crowd wa* for the lari week, and after run­ ning even ttrvrn for IT botes, Jubilant a* the JVs stepped into Mann finally came in one itroke the lead I I 13. but on the first below Frank jerierday. Af'er play after me return kickoff. tarv»the «!im wm Mario »ald. “ Ai ton Sloan passed to Mtke Miller, long a* I've been playing golf. and Miller gathered m the past I've never *eeo anyone hit a drive and raced 53 yard* for a touch­ eff the fairway a* straight at down to push th* Bulipups out tn Frank He'* plain murder with thove worst* " DeLand Tapples SHS JVs 18-13 Golf Gossip Titusville Tides 18 Out For UofF Basketball Team Ry JOHNNY JONEA Editor's note: Johnny Jones is the outstanding batkctball pride of Seminole County. Ilf hai>» from Oviedo. The University of Florida has- C h iefs C lu b P lans Membership Drive George Morgan, newly elected vice-president of lb# Seminole Chiefs Club, announced this morn­ ing (hat an intends* membership drive would be forthcoming with­ in the next ten days. According lo Morgan, the lrtvc will use the Florida Stale Bank's telephone service. Morgan said that It was hoped that every resident or Sanford with a telephone would be eontaeled. EVERY TOL’tHDORTN MEANS A DANCE NORMAN. Okie. (A P J-Jim Ep person, a Choctaw Indian student at the University of Oklahoma, doe* a victory dance in full tribal regalia after each Sooner touch­ down. It’ s a tough Jor and Epperson In*!*!* that he ha* to train for it. "With the national champions rolling, I gel to dance a lot,” he sighed -after Oklahoma made 10 touchdown, against Kansas State. kethall team finished their sixth practice o f the year yesterday and assistant roach Jim McCathrrn re­ ported that there w ee eighteen boys out for the team Crnlrrs— Bob Kmrirk 6 3, think Brrndlfr fi-7. Jim Finn 8 8. Burt Touchberry 8-4. Wayne William* 83, and Larry Gang! 8 4. Forwards— Dick llobin 83. Jerry llendrr*on 8-3, Dick Rohrr 8-4. and Bill Graham 6-2. Guards—Joe Hobbs 8-1. Ron Stnklcy 8-2. Don Boone 6-9. Johnny Jones 8-t. Charlie Smith 3 to. N'vuel Fox 6 1. Bobby Field* 5 11, and Tim Chasey 61 So far the Gator eager* have held their practices from four until five-thirty five in the after­ noon. but after Nov. 1st they will practice from seven until nine. A f­ ternoon practice will re*ume after regular season games start. The Gators have had no scrim­ mage as yet. Their practice *e»sions have been held to sprinting and ball handling drills. The tram should be very strung this year with seven returning lettermen, two Junior College trans­ fers. and five Freshmen coming up from last year's Freshman team. No one graduated off last year's young team and Head Coaih John Maucr hopes to im­ prove last yeyar* record 11-lg by using the double pivot offense. The Schedule: Dec. 3 V, of Tamps H Dec. I Stetson It Dec. 10 Fla. State II Dee. 13 Miami T I>cc. II Carrousel Tourney Dec. 18 Charlotte, >. C. Dec. 27 Cater Bowl Tourney Dec 28 Jar Dec. 31 Georgia H Jan. 3 Tulane II Jan. 7 L S. U. H Jan. 10 Miami II Jau. 26 Alabama ^ J Jan. 28 Auburn ■ Feb. 2 Kentucky T Feb. 4 Tcnnrsien T Frb. 9 Auburn H Feb. II Alabama H Feb IS Mia*. St. H Feb 18 Mis*. }{ Feb 23 Vandy T Feb. 23 G. Tech. T Mar. 2 Georgia T 9 Fimlieo, ofwned on Oct. tT, tSTO is America’* second oldest artive' horse racing track. NeAv! front with only seconds remaining in the game. The refereeing, the poorest ever wltne*»ed h ; this wnter w m unmercifully set ere on the Semi­ nole*. Score by Period* Seminole JV 8 0 0 7— 13 DeLand JV « 0 9 12-18 from Borden’s REMANING (l.ksn EXPANDING AN FVCITIVti MriMLNT In the gatv* l*-t night between the Scmlnote JV* »n j the IVIaind ttultdog*. Lvcn though the JV* to-V an eorly lead they lost th* HU to th* Hulldog* by a »cot* of lS-t3. Th* Ehiin* Benefit gan-e wa* played In tVl-ami, tFboto by Jameson) LYKKSSUGAR CHEEK WIENERS 120Z.PKG, n o T ii MERITA WIENER BUNS pkg of 8 W A D E 'S ^ v-at—- i r f U « »• t a || j “ ^ j * r o it 43 Mann Crafagno't new beginning golf el**» it rvpandtng The elati will meet Monday morning at 19. arvj the new face* expected are Ki’ ty Walker. Mary Ltbbey. Tetry Price, and Betty Guy, Ma­ rio called attenDoo to hi* furanhing atl the receiver* equipment, and »atd there were plenty more club* and hail* for any new mem­ ber*. Hialeah's Flamingo Stakes fur 3-year-old* hat had 2? running* The favorite has won 17 time*. Legal Notice to Swum *1 ik* <•■*,« SwSo*. *«*I h I, I *••» , i >i»t#a la r —»«i, I* » Ik* SUSaia a* m is t.Tt.r.s I _ N tttir i I* *11 WSm * || Wav raavarai Xatlea I* karvkv «u«* 1**1 p*T. ; TTK LTLTO tt XXSKtJ. k*> fit a# kve ftut rtm n »• r iN x itii *f , !*> »*tat» af l i t It LUn t t o u - i 1*# that *h* etlfS *»• M lltl-I fa* 1 , rival SlKSittt t-4 that •*• will I aval* t* tk« I I - , n s i « r it v c e r ' tlCH S H n tr r a ovwati M l < »f W*e<lv*ta C*r*lv fW U L *a t*v j thtk l i t *1 ISIS la* iv . !*m i*l vf *M fae flasl Sla. |tS»r»« ai r-»fTit*t* *f IX* vital* -e J.tv it t.Tt.r* ttr—avi * i tv , Itth is** r * r r r s ‘ i .t i n i n v » n j . SSia<atrt* is* *••■•» *; JAY It t-TI-Rk fv- o u t _ OUTCM g 1936 LINCOLN PREMIER 1 dr. wedan t l O Tfi Sold for $3,600. Full) Equiped NOW ONLY W 1933 FORI) FA1RLANE I dr. *edaii Fordomitir, Healer, W. S. W, Tire* S I4 I6 . Gar ~linog Ja>a/' Aval’ Rleaar rietulate* Swat hr l « t i Turns itself aw and aft. Oivvt givater eawifaet law to ceiling, taste up to Il«b r* lu.lt 1933 OI.DS.9S 4 dr. wedan S I2 ft6 . 11)dramatic. R. & 1L W. S, W. T o»«r Brakn.v , * w 1933 RUCK 4 dr. »«dan poarr Sleering. Power Brake*. Heater, 11) tuflow M M ALL MAKES OF NEW CARS AT LARGE DISCOUNTS COLLIER MOTORS 1203 CELERY AVE. Borden'* Dutch CSoeo- 9" 1933 PACKARD 4 dr. aedaa tT M lltm iatlc, Radio. Heater, W. 1 W, Tire* x ~ PHONE 2131 ICC CRIMM late !c* Cream it b o ck S I095. 1953 FORI) CUSTOMLINE 6 2 dr. sedan Fordomatie. Radio. Heater C n o d o te D lm ond iitsiTM nmi LEE BROS. PLUMBING A HEATING 319 Elm. A»f, Phone 109 in town — and with acme!King new odded . . . B;g, crisp crunshT eilmonda. Loti oi themI Don t tnixi EUie * Dutch TraoL SPECIAL OPTE11 S1G DUTCH CLUE DOLL AL­ MOST TW O f t C T TAU. 12.88 WITH CRD TLAP r«OM HALT-GALLON CAS­ TOR. MAILED TO ELSIE. FUU DEI AILS OR CASTOR 0 »*• *» Ike U # r �1 I t —HOOFING-PLUM HINQ riiU .M n iN O ContiBct ftttJ Jlepllr Work Fir* f*tlm »tc» It. L. HARVEY Phon* 1611 201 Sanfurd Ax THIS to CLASSIFIED ADS Ph. 1821 f r o m it a. m. to 2 •• iB. the ntaeo for u-rtful reUiatlon is TIIE'OOOGIE DINER ft BAH, Lake M«rjr. 4 -L O S T ~ MISSING— Pel cal, yellow with white *pot*. REWARD. Near Randolph SI. Phone 2433 XJ. lianuni LOST—Chili'* t|U*»r«. Pinecrevl School vicinity. Reward. Pit. 19S7M. S—PERSONAL NOTICES ROLLAWAY, Ho* pita I and H.vhy lied* Hay. Week, o f Month— Tel. 1126. Furniture Cenlcr — lid Wert Firat St. WF.l COME GIFTS that arc long cherished me caiy lo »clcct from PowfIF* Varied itnek. Cume In anl look around. 1937 ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS No Down I’ a> men’ 21 Month* To Pay Lay Away Now for ChrUtinaa POWELL'S OFFICE R lP PIA 117 8. Magnolia Phone i'*# It' 'IMAGE SALE-317 Ranfnrd, S a t 0*1. 27, 9 a.m. to 5 p in, • AUTOMOTIVE T-ACTOMOttVF. WANTED Sell Your < vr lo ROY REEL 30# W. Bcci.nl SI. g—BOATS AND MOTORS F« Inrude Rale* * Bervlte HUDSON HporllnR Omuls sol Ul. SI. Phone Ml 12—TRAILERS It will nay YOU to «ee ul before vmi buy. Open Keening* and Sunday*. . , Kartrtde Trailer Hair* Palalka, |ia. 1 (J II—USED CARR 19.V) HUDSON Commodore a Con­ vertible, yellow with red Irvlher upholittry. Straight »htfl w. overdrive, two. Phone 1319- XJ. ThD li a free r»«* lo the " land Rlle-ln Theatre for W. e Hunt. K*p. dale Nov. 3, 193#. 1933 Chryiler Wllndtor 4 d u ct DeLuxe, Only 23.WKI actual mile*. Call Ray Herron, Phona 2IS#, or I3I3-W after p. m. FO R N EW PO N TIACS clean U SED CARS, Herron, Phone 2148, alter 1:00 p, m. and umnl. call Ray or 1343-W ________ U a T ” Pontiac Catalina harJtop hydromatlc dtlv New paint, good llrrt, Call R A Y H E R RON at 213#. or after o;t<) p. m. phone 1313-W. Naih, four door aedan. Uo<tl rwittlng condition, rlirau. BARGAIN Owner unable to drive. J. D. Davlton, Route I, Rot 61U. Phone 731 M. BUSINESS SERVICES 1#—REALTY PARLORS Modern Alr-condllloned Sabm Harriett’# Hen itIv Nook 101 8. Otk i :I S l'M IA I. Ito permanent, R 30 K V A H U M I I K A U T V H llO t* Phone M3 IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING WOOLSEY m. For Palntihg call Mr. Tavker, Ph. cdl XIL Room iptcial 114 93. GAIN MoRF, SPACE in your home with ilorage wall*, builtin eupboarda, ahelvei. etc. See HILl. LUMBER A SUPPLY YARD for ea»y le follow plan* and quality material* at econ­ omy price*. 223 W. 3rd 81. PRUNE S3 'T h n Lumber Num­ ber". aA N F on n . _ • LIVESTOCK $179. 11KHALD Thur#.. O ct. 25. 1950. P * n 7 T 1I K O A I I D O P T H A N K S Vrn- orten n Car.I of Thank* in th« Sanford Herald mtaU a M # i ................. "> t only I* H a gfaeiotti which i* difficult to fill in any other way. Not •*nt flo floral tribute* but txpreiilon of gralltuda lo lho»o who hava aatll *l*o eourleouMy arknowledge* tha Mrrvlee* and klndn*#a#g #f many lo whom a nervonal not# of thank* cannot wall b# Milled, ver Card* o f Thank* are nee* pled a* Meillly K»r* New.paper rect. Emil* nuy Poll, Iha ruled authority on ailqualla, fails (bay 1»ar*e OOfi uie*. uanv good There i* no rrctcrlbcd form for a Card of Thank*. It sen b# M brief or a* detailed a« you dcvlrr. When tha oeeaalon com*» you Will 'ind • »)mpalhclleal|* undaratandlng member of aur *taff I# Bttlat rou. ; & REAL ESTATE DAILY CROSSWORD BA LL R EA LTY s > .y C tuny • RENTALS ROSA I- PAYTON. OCCUPANCY A. William* Try and Stop M« ------------By BINNETT CEBP - H BE A 2-Oftft PAMIty want* Our Loss, Your Gain W e Need The Room OZIKR U liALTY CO 3 Hrdroutn home in Soiilh Pine ■real. Owner bring Iranvfernd 105 Shannon Dr. lovura II. Oder, llenltiif llairl 31. Field, Amociatr 2C01 Ho Orlando llwy. Ph. 1139 EVENINGS: 3113 ami 79U ! Imdrnom liuuie. for *ale by own­ er. tnuu Down. 134 tnonlhiy pay* niUOMF. HOOD H O R K E R H through t lat-ilird ad*. U l ar menl*. 1917 Summerlin Ave. ph. experienced ad writer a**i*t you. 1043 W', COMPLETE MODERN Thuratlny, Krltlfly anil SMurtlsy Wo Will Offer INSURANCE lairh Arbor: l-argr new 3 bed* All the NEW KINDS nr fire and Ill'll R AITIDN uia Clatilmorn. 2 balh Rambler with FOR casualty. Imuranee avaliabto In A So lid T ru c k 1-04(1 o f lied adi tn aeii rent hire, tall Florida Room, *.reenrd porrh, (ha betl of Cnmpaniri at Low1131, aay "Charge it." ear-porte; ; fully equipped kdche .l R a id to llio*« who qualify. rn; uiilll ami olh other ra­ ConMilt B A L L INSURANCE ti at; ilfc 'roium inning Beauil SWAP ANY HUNG! JuM lilac* AGENCY, 20t S. patk Ave., Cliutlird ad*. Phon* 1121 lor a fully ltR<raprd large lot, near Sanford. Fla. At pilrr* lower than you (ould <• rder direct from Ihe manufacturer helplul ad wrtter. echoed but mute. Phone 222MI. M E T A L U T I L I T Y C A B IN E T S *7—BROKERS and REALTORS Mm i All Tetfe ct Some Slight ly Dented, or Scratched Seminole Realty Phona I2BJ F IR S T C O M E , F IR S T S ER V ED l i d Burnett for PAINTING KOI Grandview Phone 1932-M. 3 -P t. W all C a U M U ............. RENEW' Your R o o ir M a y ’ We auggeti a cotdraelor. Let U* ar­ range a Home Owner* l-oan lo rover your roofing job. Gregory Lumber of Sanford, Cth and Maple, Pbone IM3. L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Phone 2144 Route I, Sanloid S A N K O ltD r p a in t s K -P IA N O SKHVICK TDK u. hoTmjes FINANCIAL •415 S, Park Florida State Bank NAME MIX-UP SALEM, Va. VH-A Roanoke College Profeuor wa* mmewhal dunned when he nolrd the name on hi* birth cerlIRrate wa* Wil­ liam lluper Harbaugh Hooker. For 33 year*, he'd been urine Ihe name ol Xebulnn Vance (looker II. A Roanoke County Circuit Court order *et Ihe tcrord ilrilghl mak­ ing the name Hooker hid uvfj through Ihe year* hi* official name, Honker aUriludrd the mltiip tu Ihe farl hi* father, /elution Vance Hooker, died ihorlly after hi* birth. Since then, he * gone under Ihe name Jtehulnn Vance He didn't diirover Ihe error until he receiv­ ed Ihe rrrliflrali* from Ihe Bureau of Vital RtattiHc* In Richmond F. holi Ml finer SW.SO New t-taedmom home*, kllthen Sofa Red and Chair W let equipped. Phone 413 or wrlla Hollywood Bed 49 SO Plumbing Contractor Jack Vlynl, Bov 30*. Sanford.__ Ftet headboard* on Hollywood Kohler Plumbing A Suppli*> Bed* Ru*m Electric Water Heater* 2 nrwly decora lei, 3 worn apart* M—IM)(1S— CATS—PETlT •Ml tlrranil* lir. Ph. M menl*, large room*, III Uak All Blncltc Sell Uncounted MAKE Boxer pup. 4 wggk* old. •119 00 Bunk B eil . ... III!CO Ave.. Phone 41 or 1244 W. CERAMIC TII.K AKC. bnmllc, pick of litter. 3-Hoorn Group* 293.00 FUHN. garage apt. Adutl*r TO* Paul p. Mueller A: Sen ph. IS I PHONE 1179. TUB "IN MKMOItlUM" NOTICE W. Inn________________________ 3 Pc. Curved Sectional* 199.00 Free cvllmale. lj"ality work. It it the euvlout of many fatnilie. in Ibis country lo commaiaarml# (Foam Hubbt'r) PLUMBING A HEATING 1 bereavement by an "In Memorium" notiro In ntwipaptr elaillflad BEDROOM: Sei t.c Tank InaUllaHon h 8er*lc4 column*. They flml a real lolace therein. Preparation or at Double U rnitr Heater Service. Archie (’ . liar 43—ARTICLES FOR RALE 1 auitahle verre bring* back In them tender, plratant recollectlllia. A* *1—ACREAGE Beveled Mirror ietl, Phono PIAV ,.r IMS. Clira Cook, (hr Enrlbh purl ha* »o brnullfullv rvp toted It: MAlill* t IIEF full sire range. 104 Pookcate Bed "llow cruelly *w-eri are ihe rehoea IU At'IIER high ami dry on pavrd laurel lirlvp. Inneripring Mall res* that alait n«*J helwten Paula Ave. and Bog Spring (2 pillow* FREE) When memory play* an old tun* Saihllc in good condition. rraionLake Mnnine, Wtlj *r|| all or on the heaiL" able. Phone 3115. art with warranty title. Price Mu*t frequently an In Mcmoiium I* Inifrled on lh* anelvartAty Sec our new line of floor covering iso per irre. M O. Worman, if death, Unwcvrr. nlhrr dale*, which it I* felt ara appropriate #r lil'S/I.F.M'S TRAVEI-# ani eomplete home furwi«Mng* Crib with waterproof mallre*i. Sanfiuil, FREE DELIVERY Giug tundillon. Phone ..<HT H. CIIARLFSTDN, W. Va. - A 1 Meaningful are nlto vnlerlnt, The blrlhday of Ihe departed, In# weddionilailim t and Hepalr ECHOLS BUDDING CO. Ioral man atrriled un a drunk ; mg »nnivrr*arj. Memorial Day, even Chtlitma* are among ollltr 41—FARMS AND 4IHGVER 1007 Sattlord Ate. Phone 1113 1 vilfnifjeant oeeaiiun^ ahntrn. ___ _ We nuy and aril u*ed lumitttre Comer 2ml & Magnolia, I'h. 1232 charge. loW Judin Janie* MtIf von are be-Uuni in exnrr** ynur tender thoughl* in poella forth, Paying top ca»h price* lor any Plumbing. Ktnky Heating an acre Gle farm Three lied room Wboiler. "Give me a break. mu may avail ynurveif <,f tha llciald'a collection of original vent*. "Bud Bambergre" Mgr. thing of value. bUPKH TRAD­ home, large barn. All equipment Judge, am) I'll walk nul of town " Nieto expry** in tmetle beauty Ihe •motion* of lh# hcartatringg. Open Monday'* ill l:M pm . ING POST on I7-9J Ph 30SJ-W and mirhinery. E n y W .C i. Ph. Service on All Waict Pump*— in e man wai brought before the Among them aio vcr*e» appropriate to any rircumvlanee. VISIT OL'It BALCONY 13*3 J. P. 0 Rot 1144. Well# Drilled — Pump* •ame lodge on lh<* Mine charge TShtrli. ,4*c. Sleeping bag*, Paola Road, Phone TOO TIIK HATH live day* later. Willi down rail 4S—IIDMRS rnt*. blanket*, tarpaulin*, Artny WHITE 1 'ard* of lhanki ate llJkl per Invrrtion regardletl of lilt . In eye*, he **idNavy Surpltll. 310 Sanford Ave- SEWING MACHINE CENTER *2—nPEITAL NOTICES nolict'*, <lue to lie fart Ibey may run lo t-m*jdcfgbl* "Thry picked me up, Judge, a* Mnmuiiim DOW N cnglh, ara billed at gl.ltfl per enlumn Inch. Sale*, Service and llrntal* Like new bottle,I ga* ipace h ell­ CUSTOM I CHOLSTUHING I walkrd out of town " 3 Bedroom* and Carport* G A R R E T T S Slip Cover* ami Uta|*» er. Call I2«H M. T*rrano Flour* 323 E. Firti Si. Phone l l !2 STANLEY KlILP Kilrhrt. Equipped •I—RIIGKERH and IILALIGHS — -Factoty In You— PHONE MVU. n i l ! DIRTINI'TIVE FURNITURE Nire Revldenllal laieallon Aluminum — at WarrhoUvi* I'rien , vitll Land'rtped Yard* Thi* I* a free pu*« lo the I’ ralro* VrnrliaH ItlinJ* UATI.IA illllt I III IIS BERRY'S. We are expert* at »v. Bendy fur occupancy in 2 week* l_vVe Drive In Theater for G, Dragline K 11illIdol nr Srrvlee Em loved hea I. Fag-proof bottom aitlinf you tn iccuru giacimi* If. High. Ovieilu. Exp. dale Nov. 5 sphere A . K . 8 I 10 K M A K K H , Jit. Ph 2232 Geneva. 2133 W Senior 1 3 small rail with pkutlc end*. I'lajlic 3t ROvS gnoil louk* with functional con­ 3, ISait. 24 entef or rayon iai>e». Colloti or nylon Builder roJcntr 1 Young thcep venience. Today'* beat buy* in ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call eeity Phon* i n i l*oo Mellonvilie 4 Cry of 5 stun* eonl*. .... .. nationally advertised furniture Ralph Ray, 3130. <ltah)t I a Umb Henknrlk C!I»M nnd PnlRl t o M Mchrtiev HSPUSm tgij m.’ ri at 111St OF ST PRICES. 9UI W. 27 Pig !* Creep I'hone 320 12 Spur wheel FAIRBANKS • MOUSE P u m p a 111 III Wevl 2nd St. UlB.'atV UMU Flr»l St. Plume 1647 for Even­ LARGE 4 bedroom home. Meal RAYMOND M. BALL [>en # Pioitel a location for children. Ph. 2 VU-J. I I It -«V of BBtvtx .»J 1 < -v: t\ell Drilling, HOWARD C ing Appointment. OSC VIt M. II A Kills* »N It netted tn u bu l UteObl LUNG, Phone 364 *U? Eavl BARGAIN! Ant tr.tt aa* range, REG, BROKERS euk 7 rtff perfect com) 11Ion. Call at WD T'rtifnent fi room, 2 bedroom home, 1,3750 tnmmercUJ At*.__________ 8. D Hlghleymaii, A**o<-l*le • BIO VALUES 31 In , a Abvotute Hiawatha Ave Dreimwold 1 * rentcieo* loveatei on Old Orlando Hl|h- 201 South Park Ave. I'hnnr 9#h what 9. Kilted ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, Gate• QUICK U ftK D IT 15 vtalt way. Ideal fur children, *eh»ul Alco "Lifetime" Aluminum manner II. A winding inrnta, invotte*, hand Inll*. and Ini* Mop. Call lXIJ-M. hettragn H K T IIIK M K N T IIOM K • EASY TKKM B iHlergtl** atl**e Ja'oti'le* 31 Cut* -licet program*, etc. Prngreajtvc |4 Uncoolie-I Fully fumiaherl. runvrnlrnL com­ WII-RDN MAH R 3# Mart 2 panel* .IS'!" "X " 3lY' Long ittegu. If Sloth* Printing Co. Phono 4t'S — AM ia Kvtrgreen I.\KU FRONT fortable. 2 bedroom frame home New anil l ’*rd Furniture 34 Biblical I panel 23" "X " Long Inly |0 TwDt Wen 13th St. •hiuti home on a il K. Firtt SI. Phona 934 New three bedroom with hardwood flour*. 2 |Hirche*, 4 panel* *11" "X " #2" l one rharaetae II Engravt 2" Dl*grlf» 10 Ditlle* Lake Emma. On* and half tiled c*rp.irle Eaecllent condition and 4 panel* J»" " X " #2 Um j 34. riexut with 7t W‘arp ;4rn Thi» li « free P*»* •» thc Movie* 21 Cuunling 44-FARM and GARDEN hath*. Florida room, lort 211' well tandecaprd. Original *o*t H7H.no 4i\ Gaelic rorrnnvM 27 Out x land Ride-In Theatre for Jeff dr* It r a 22.V. Turn $n «n* nilte at Selling Prlre 3#,3<JO Will tell *100.00 See at 651 42. India (peel • 33 Burrowing nkkname ilnvD. E*p. dale Nov, 1, 19WHome grown Marion Market Cab­ 21 Klee* <Dial. Oaklawn 4'emetery, piumoa-t Hr. nr call llOti-M. 44 Cup animal 21 Swlw tl»cr bage Plant*. R, F. Crrmhawr, Eng 1 FOR EVERYTHING In hardware ENJOY a »hop id tiy *oiee on ynur ut o«y Ph. 17II-W. 2* VYhuker* l liedroom houvf, frnrrd in back and paint at-C-Hltl llanlwaio SMALL CHANGE. F. M. B. 5e, H* TT ~ T— 34 rrunfretdr T“ yard. 1913 Summerlm, I'huna Co., 301 E. 1st St., Phone 33 A. B. PETERSON er » mail* HIBISCUS. Mngle and double ft J4e *torr, 32I 8 Sanford. 1 2371 R. Rmker A»*iwl*(e»: A. It. Peter*nn 1r# 30 Mere flowering. $1.00 value* for 79e TI“ Kohlmun Hand Crafted Furniture. Weatern *adtlle, g(*»*l eonditlen. Jr.. P. J. Chetlrrmn, Oarfleld 31 Pnruum. Grairevllle Nuriery, P H O N E tbeilrivim h»me, 2tHl It. Fenced We build, deilgn and re finish. TV Inquire: HIT Magnolia Ave. Willett*. John Mei.rh ami II W “ 2061. Ingty corner lot, oak Iree*, By Owner. See at 911 Flench, Ph. 32-11. William*. A. C. Duudney, Land 92 Entire FOR FILMS, Finiihlng, Tap# He* Phone Jill J. Surveyor. T“ “ T* 31 City rnrder*. Suppllea. See WIE- 3*—MU8ICAI, INSTRUMENTS Ill HOUR Alarm Clock*, Guarante­ 1 10 N. P u k Aee. Phone 1129 r ipru*« 1 BOLHT'H CAMERA SHOP. IIO ed It *9. Sanford Jewelry A 37, l-eather Aemrdion, W h*»i, Ca»* Included. V ? Tnl* I* f fire pav* In Ihe Rilr S. Park Ave. Luggage. .1*>0 Sanford Ave. Phone 3113. worker a Theatre fur Unit Green. Palmrl* TT" if \ tool Dlnelle dull. Hollywood lied, com­ In Ave. Kvp. dale Nov. 3, I95#. Ilnn*e limning- Window*, Floor*, I plete. IJvlng room auile. U rge 3* P rlln f tr T IR E D art tutlrr. ( all II19-J, IL c . Caldwell * loh* ’ I ' —BROKERS and REAI.IDRS ga* heater, Kirby Vacuum clean­ I 2 41 Sublet t er. Phone l#31-It, ur the M m # old t h in g ? rrIT Tht* I* a fire pn-« lo (he Prairie 34—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS Cumuli A REALTOR F R « matter Hea tht ipadou* new laitafully Iwke Drive In Thralre for Mr*. I “ 41—APPLIANCES 1.1 Live <nt| CUI.I.EN AND DAItKKY -*-edifferent home* in — , — TT Tt* I. E. Knowlet. Eap. dale Nov. WEI-AKA APARTMENTS: room* I’ hane 2311 45 Metallic South I'ineert*! Sanfort IN N. Park Ave. .1, 1930. FRIGlIlAlltH anidlance*, alia x.Or ltd I •■nr private bathe. I l l W. Flru Si TT Urava Manor* Sanfort w| •nd »ervlee, 0 . II- High, Oviedo 44 Kong* tor PUMI'S ft KPIIlNKI.EIt Volenti* Villa* ’ DcLam _ I — Fla, Phone FO 5 9115 or San Dowiutalr* apartment. CALL 1140 two people 17“ HYHTFJlS W\ n i Jr Reglalrrrd Heal E*tate llmker ford IMI-VV alter B pm. 47 Elftck* All types and site*, installed tt IMMEDIATE Phone 2471 17 U2 at Hiawa'h* De*irabU furn ga n gs apt. 4U-W. 16 Met 1itnenl TT "Do It Your*elf." Saleg - • Service % DOWN WE REPAIR AND SERVICE J Brautlf .1 Home*—S room. 2 RINGER Avalon Apt*. Eflriency, Ph. 720-W H T 1 N K 1 Tibetan r r Sewing Machine* bedroom*, hath and # room, 3 Machine and Supply Co. pneat * ^ , . ldeslly R ltu n led AI*o part*, aerettone* for all KI’FICIRNUY Apartment. Bull bedroom*, bath. Bum have tar1 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. rtl 2 External |Mirir*. make* of *ewlng machine* of LuMtriuualy 1’ lannml ahlt fnr bachelor or couple. Pri aced coating American and European manu­ PHONE »27a lor (IIEIIKY vote hath. A,rot* from I'oit Moderntcly Priced CllttPI T V ltENDIX facture. dal-* ‘*->1 S--vlce Office. Manual Jaeobton. Ileal Katate Brokerage — Notary AH Repair Work 3 nnd 4 tledroom Home* with I I2l!l W I1lh S' Hear Barber Shop RANDALL Fully uunrnnlrei alii !! bath* illtialed on intRe, Furn. cottagi’, r • a l o t i a b l e . Electrle Company arlivtlrally landirniird lot*. 101! E. SECOND ST. Located on 17 02. I'h. noin-Wl Service — Qualily —Satisfaction Robert Paved attret* and all other Ph. 113 Sanford 2*17-1 1 De llary IS—BUILDING MATERIALS REALTOR city eatitenlencel make tlie-e 1 room apt*. 112 Elm., I'h. 2943-W. eolonlM of owner-occupied lU v m o n d i.unilfiuixt. RED-l-MLX CONCRETE T . V . HKKVIUK 1-Bedroom hoove partially fura home* truly delightful pUc** ASSOCIATE Window Rill* • Lintel* Day nr Night 170 mo. Call 994. to Ilea. , Phone 1*73. Altanllr Hank Bldg. Septic Tank • State Approved s E M IN U u : r.v. Sand • Cement Mortar Mil Deilgnrd, Built and Sold 303 Celery — Ph. 1235-J. EINRICH urine; the great German poet, died 1 hundrfti n i'K N i m r s i : Hove Court 5 room a pari menu, Miracle Concrete Co. It* furnlihrd. Kllthen equipped. BEAUTIFUL ROSE COURT yr.it* ago. li n e ate a few of hit molt quoted qulpi: .'3-Mt lUKHS INKi nUCTIHN ■19 Elm Ave, Phone 1333 OUIIAM ft TUDOIl Inc. 21W9 Grandview Phone 1494. "W hy admire a roic a* an ariitocrat? Admlr# the democraU# Buildfr* of Fin* Home* SATURDAY A SUNDAY LEARN Hawaiian Dancing, S CONCRETE potato. For cent uric* it ha* For Florida Living I In 3 pm I room unfurn. apt. Newly decora year* up. Adele HrPmsn, Phone Ready, Mived Concrete. Concrete nourlihed nalionc." CUt IDEAL LOCATION FOR ted. IMI Celery I'h. au5 W. m u. ____ Block, Sand, Gravel Cement SALES OFFICE "W i*e men create new / ^ CHILDREN Concrete Pipe to meet *11 2#25 S. French Avenue I and 3 bedr.utm cement hloek 1bought*. Foul* luopagatc Gualiflcallnn*, phona 2too and 29*U Dtnp hy nn>l *ee thin »par linn, EMPLOYMENT lake front home*. 3<,V A JX3 niinleiU home, detignel fur eit* th e m " S h erm an C on crete P ipe C o, unfurnlihed. Phone 1129. hi. »*— HELP WAMT.D—FEMALE joynhle living. The built In elre* Old Well nail HI. Phone 11*9 "W om fn have only one John Reilly Co. Inr kitchen make* it a joy to way In make u* happy, but Walt ret* wanted. Apply 1 Touch 4tlRUSINMB~K~QUiPMENT <onk There 1* Murage »p«re Kffirlenry apt. Ill-way IT tl So. 2 Bedroom I’ll llmi«c, Wynne'.' d l!u*y linv# 30,000 ways lo Urn Drug Cu, Mr. liirpln. unit in 1led in ii» 3 bedrtimni, 2 City Limit*, fllumberland Court HAYNES Office * Machine Cm make tu mitcrakle." llange, Refrigerator ft lleaiir. full llli- billh*. anil large ulilily CASHIERS WANTED. 'APPLY Typewriter*, adding machine* liardwooil Floor*. Til# Bath. room. Many oilier feature*! "D on’l ptaicc a dramatic ATKINSON'S F O O H M A R T . Sale* Rental*, 314 Mag., Ph. 41 3 room apt., alulta. 1113 Patk. Equity I4UU. Ph. 799 It. PRICED TO SELL NOW! actrr bccauao he bring* PARK AVK. A 231It ST. A'our Iniperlloti I* InvUed—Don’t •-ft Soda fountain ami bar In A-l Furn. 3-inom apt. Privala bath (cart to your ryr*. An onion YOU'LL LOVE Reliable tvrton lo krep 2 child­ condition. Alio 6 rail Iron, leath­ ft entrance. Ph. 1154-M. forget—SAT. A SUN . I to 3 will do th# name." THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK ren Monday thru Saturday er upholtlered bar itnnl*. Perfect p m. • * - * Nice 3 room furn. apl. Screened 2BKI)IIOOM IIOXIK nlghl*. fl:30 - I2:3n Ph. 2337-M. for » malt bu»tnr<* gelling atari parch ft g a m e . Only |37.5U Thi* Inline ha* large living rt.cuti W. II. "B ill" STKMPER "3*ou have made a very rtl Worth over ll.tati mil **rrl I f—IllitP WANTftll ~ MAI.R mo. BI2 Park. I'h. 4#S-W, Mgr Guy Allen, A**arialr wdh fireplace, ! cvlra large good impreiiloh on me." <v fire for |3*3 complete. Ph. Arlcllr Price, Awoclatr liedroomi. dining room, kii hrrt hank president in a »mall town IMd an applicant, "and 1 h*r4bp P K R 31 A N E N T tlay and nlghl 1020 J. HUfCHINSON'B O c e a n Front Rcallor — General Inxirance with ptenly of eabinel*. Inrakappoint you th* loan atianger." The applicant whooped, "Hi*b#, driver*. Mtltl be good ilriter*. Apt*. 3)1 S. Atlantic. Daytona fa*! roum and «k # irretned in Phone M3 or 212! Ill N Park Ate Silver:’' » oIhi and depeinlablr. YELLOW l l —FUR NrTURR—n O l’RE HOLD Beach. Call 2174 W. imrch. O I4M. ky Piaii.it Ccrf. Diltnb«u4 by King rratultt Bralkttl. • AH < 0 2nd anl Mugnolu. PIIIIED III SELL U*rd furnilure, appliance*, tool*, See Seminole Healthy for Ueiir- It*-., ul 1f ill Iyr lindv.aiH-d giomnl* RmU IHlW’N 4 Ih-iIiihiiii frame with ouUide (prmkling »)*lenli 29HALEHMRN - AGBN1S eie, llouglil *oli|. Larry’* Matt able llouiei tnd Apt*. Phone 17. home with nrtievtn* aiding eenlral healing for ralra mm.121 Fa*l |tt. RL Phone iSHl. Spare heater, Venetian blind* k nil.lJt HARD 1 0 I'AT 7 Sell NEWSPAPER tlrcel saleiboyi. fori. Kactllenl rcildenllal l<r.i Fu II rI nDiIa■hIIer J *2 U bedroom VHIUUIII IIU home, UB4 * hot water healer included. Age* # to 12. Apply In Mark I Potter Bed, walnut 2117 LAUREL AVE. chiffonere wa Wynnewood‘ tedion. Carpotie k lion . . Wyr ............................ thin;* your* through w i t h and dr*k. Phone SlS-W. OUIIAM 4; TUDOR. INC. Heir*, Thc 6*nford Herald, alter ulilily $M0. mo. phone Ility room. r tllkVi DoWNNicer 2 heilinotn run2823 S. French Ave. *c fund. 3420 I.W. ihcough Want *-G ' * ' 'u i l rrele block home with rar* Tht* I* a free pan to thc llltr Phone 21(a) — 29#u portr, ialoutlei- |mnh k Gle Theatre for Mr*. Agne* Jiutlre. Collage. W. 1*1 St. Reaionable, 3 0 - WORK WANTED. FEMALE Call IUI. iuilh tin cornec lot 142.51 per Call 1109 J. Exp. date Nov. 3, 1934. For Sale by Owner— lt*n*!i OPc Haliy silling, rrfrrrm r*. 1013 31, ntucilh. liuul# un large lo). C r)ilal lathe phone IWT W. JI-H URK WANTED—MALE M n rln e F in is h e s F o r Y o u r H o st Henknrlk H I r s n nod I'n tn l Cn li around i All-around handy mnti I IHH W, 2nd SI._______ Phone 320 w otk ..l‘hun<*. RiD.J, FLOoiS landing and” finishing. Cleaning, waxing, berving Semiro|g county alnce IMS. 34—INSURANCE II. M. Gleaion, Lake Mary McllANEY-SMITH 3-ruum modern fuml*hed apartmenl. lit floor. No other tenenli $36 monthly. Available November III. Oil«r Really Co. Phone IMI. ftauW & ll ]A—PLACES to EAT _______ Si— APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS tnd ANNIVERSAItY IN OUH SANFORD LOCATION » MERCHANDISE - whit you want I A U T O I. O A N R CC' • LESS of W. J. KINC* M W 47—FURMIL'RE > HOUSEHOLD IS—MONEY TO LOAN S in g le D o o r U t ilit y Cftbinutn D ouble D o o r U t ilit y ( ’ftbinete They ' » * d — . I For *ho*p oul« buy*- •*•■*#**a*#444• N*M»*H1>i*«#*#44•*»•# • 0.05 *■••#**•##«(**■■■■####«... . ........................................... .. * 9.05 REAL EBTATE DRIVE-IN 2511 French Aye •<*■•■• I '* 01 4**i J4 I J . W . H A M ., H K A I.T O K Mather o f Sanford 2JJ 03 E. F u ll SL W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEKO REALTORS INI Part Ava PhMva 37 #r IU w aR t a d s I a t$ $ r m IT tehxnts C l l f l M If o w M'NERAL |I(i m ( II.,*.... 1 ,1 , ,.fc n in tii m ior _ CHOOSI AN J ^ U I I D CAR FROMOUR ORIAV siucnoN orvAum I. Strlekland-MorriBDn INCORPORATED Your Friendly F*rd D#illr 104 E. III. ftl. SELL Anything With A Ugltiried Ad JUST CALL 1424 Johnny Walker. Aaooeiale "Call, Hall" Phone 175M nak Crumley^* 3!ontrfth Phon* 77. Fbone 127 nt 117 South Park. Iha# & a lU F i'f'ja h f- ■ �m Calendar Pmre A. Thtir*., Oft. 25. lO M TTVF 5A N T 0R D TTFRAT.D 1;1 and Quarter Century Diploma* at F S l llumrrnmlng Homecoming «| FSU was big the Alumni Convocation which will Tin r r m this pavt week rod .Students ta* Saturday at 10-yi .1 m •nd alumni participated in Ihr Slrtvon film Club will appear at celebration "Rig Time FSU" this lime. ADn on the agenda lhal Satur which marked Ihe tenth annitrr aary of the school as a co-edura day la a parade through llo atrrrla of Drl.and. a harbeque In tlnnal Institution. The festivities « f ( r touch'd off the t'ore-t >.f Arden and of coune with an hour Jong parade of float* the football game In Nlumclpal and handi down thr main strcei Stadium between the Halter* and of ihe capital. A huge pep rally the Carson • Newman Fighting ... failn'.vrd the i I - ..ualL. ■' Fagle* Reunion* for IJiive via**.-- tiaVi allowing PSU'x n*r a* a football power, firework*, announcement of been scheduled for Ihia big work the Homecoming Quern (Iju ie end. The>e are (he rla* r* of PKKl, Hot*detn and Introduction of the Itell, and I9.AI who will hold re union* In Ihr form of breakfast* football learn. At thr alumni breakfast of on Saturday, N'ov 1 If this in Saturday morning given by FSU rludrt ao) of you Sanford ret I Presklent. and Mr» Unak S ilenla. In- sure and be there, hear’ Campbell, Gavrrnnr U « o y Collin* I Awl >f >“'i eren’t include*I •t pressed *‘i feeling of thankfulI*11’ - l,1,rp *"• *»*<*«• " f >ou ne** that Dr aM Mr* Campbell alumni aroundwho wnoltl get a have hern with Hi all theM vcari " ltirl11 «“> "f "<’*»*» , -4 l ‘ President Campbell la rrtlrlng al »l>»**«wc *"“ * M'trii the end of the s< hnol year after heal wee ken*tItin-t-innrr Itiat Sanford ha* two player* on the aervlrig foe fifteen year*. Stel*on tram this year and you Early Saturday morning fire* m-erl to support them Jim Hawwere Ilf nn the foolhsl' field for kin* saw arlion in the Davidson the gigantic barber]ue. but bcrau*e game la*l week and kirkrrl ihe of rain the 'b ig feed" «a* shifted exlra pninl of thrir tout Inlow 11 to the FSC Demon it rat ion School Jim Krolrr i* also doing iputr well Approximately I.Wai person* were for hlinsrlf Will »re you tl. .re' fed New I nlvetsllv The Ira.lihonal fon'ball game he We hear great new* lhal Hill* tween FSlt and Wake Fnrcat, in borough County ha< recently been vahlfh the *cure wa* il.adlork.il plrknl at II II. and a dunce wound op • ” * ” as *” Hie " " *lte of "a ploposi-*! ........... ' the fe-tiwiie* >t..ie universlly. Tbi* Incidentally, Junior Men* nf Sun »t)i*r y•»r institution is one of O n fnnl marie the #r. mrd louchdnwn 1J 'r,’ r,,,,l, n,‘r,l by the l ounrll on nf the game and merited the al Higher Edueation after a two year Worn one hr*ar* nf the trntlnn from hi* enarh who tairl. study. •'Melt* araiii played a good all crowded rnndilioni of Ihe Iwn |.rr sent state univrrslties ES\I is around game lie t* our ino*l r-.n- f. ||nB „ .,r while whitsi.tent iwrformer ’ Keep up Ihe ly have i g . « . goorl work. Junior wr frj(||/p ,h j, »,n a gieul Enjoking the l onirt oming (1 s |n helping absorb the inerras llvllle. along with he siudenl* ............ . „ llt|rn„ N„w with were the following- Mr and Mr* f m(,rr „ ,*,.. l am Ul.bee Miss Bebe RUhrr. „ . „ M lm „ M „ th.l .,deMr*. Donna Lou Askrw (nee ll.r 4M peri. Dr, and Mr* Harry WimoI 1 .................. r . ruff, Mr and Mr, C. I. Hedding. "V a.m rr s * and Ml** Harriet Re,Ming liar- ',irH r " ‘' r. " ' ,,f '*ni’"r,;: * 1 riel, a siudenl at Stetson, went Belly 1 oed and Joe l.illene at Ihr birl of Tommy Wyatt fresh Honnle* llobfon i.crntly bad a* man at FSU. hi* gue»l* at The t itldal in This Saturday mglil |Wtea) ' barlestnn S ' *bere he I* e pairs of eyes are e\|*rrle-l to ‘ "PbonitiM*. hr* |>arerl*. Mr and watch FSU and Villattova tangle k f l tt 1 RoMson The nreaalon in Philadelphia FSII* famed n r '»»* I’ a r.nt* I'av an.l .11 r.i-.n cus will give an hour long |*er- a t-""1’ Hmr forman c hefure the game and me lleely * member >' the band, Hie Mai.bing i birf., will l ’’ 1 Marchu Chiefs was 1 • al-o perform Following the game. H1*'1 >" h,‘ I •*'"' Mr both fbe hand and the ,-trrtt. will Hr* llobirl Reel**, nn band last Stage television appearance* 11 wreks-twl l*> watch llieni -hi their Philadelphia spiff nn Ban I lias full l r- lira al t nil itri * i» -* Fumed l i t i s l Ip p ra r* Stetson stiulenls and I). I.jnd 1; les iif llvirllo 10 p-r the •«*- . resl.lrnl* wrre privlIeKr*! In bear * --It at Ilia* liid ul It-dibv M*>rt Mi* one of America's most fumtwi* senior at Ihe t’iovi-r 11* harpists, Marjorie Newsom. Ia»i Nancy tr111. *1si * \su* a c o-*f of Irrsh'oaii Friday evening when <lu* gave .1 Emu Mum TIn- 1-’ I. - IP •'. Hill rental in Elliabrlh Hall as ihe first of the Stetson Fine Alls Se lary Siudenl ha* been l*«**1 .*•-*<d rle*. Mr* NVw*om ha given re utm*i 1 a let terry 1 .•rs'i-H. Mtm-ir ellal* all over the t'ruled States al The Cllulal In t ballr*l-.l, * and bus been heard on more thun I' . for arluevrtm-nti in acade TOO radio broadcast* She ha* »tu mt . nilblar* and I a*' r hi d id under some of Ihe iim-l im­ grade* Ibi* tpnllflet Imp to u;* r a tl* dvr Anns ui.li ol minent (earlier* in Hotlon ao*l to- t'*v dav ha* u skill an-l hn-udih nf " r lle*er< e t'neimissinn ii|w>n tone that ha* made Her )u*H* re­ h;« sr»»lu*ilinn »n lunr nowned Ii-rr\ 1n mui'inn: in n,s-m*‘ * Her I re rill! frrnla) ... i »» in \ .linini^tr *ir 'r in nuht 1 V. ;iii»*n . , jtdl , !i..... v. • i i severali work* i written .. *by itn' iiisniiil I' itiU. in 11lit*»f '■*, eluded ", her ....... husband .* well a . '*” '. , * * '' '? ' * * . £ , ’ ‘ several m.nlcrn French dr.crip and "*u.n.Her M»fD H » » * live studies. ‘ ' ' .m i l Slelson'* Honirroming | 1 " . . ' mtBhlv Home,oming festlvilie* wil rule pled,.-I ...... nn Mi t«on* rampu* NiivcmlKf J .. . . . . . . , , , « A "......... *111 begin wilh Ho W NH« ll-rvwsr—(IDK Alumni B a n q u e t 1,M'' ,n . .,,r which .*scheduled for HnBe, -co n d pn .e ,h' C.felcc.a al A I*, p m Friday. tl,ri,,r ‘ N - aUending this din- « * £ • f i ' , .. ’"r„“' r"h'hTp,lM,;,.nV j.m^>’ ..........., •......... u... ill Hie Haller II - sDr an-1 Pep Hal J Mamheta of Hi* . ui „ ami, .. hn’tonu >m members « d l travel llnuiie . Ihl*.Salunlay n a i I., Baton 1 ■; . ... * .............. tllt>. \|. It. K rilll i\I VNIs, ward Chapter cheek for ten who wa* the the C D C . U n i tad .M la r* winner (S ta ff l* 1 the Confetlerury, p rs N n b a to J D R(mm Remlnola High S - h-x-l Senior, it. Ihe statewide e»*ay ro n trst *ncn*nre<l by Photo], Oviedo llv MARIAN It JUNKS OVIEDO HEBE AND THEBE Mr. I! ( Moor inform* u* that they arc grandparents their flr,, ,.»p,.nrn.r *i,ul role ..nd |||J( |y,r) (| ,,,, ti* Kl(->l over „ l t ,rlr .,atlghlr( , hlJ. balul have a darling illtlr girl Don al Ibe Ba»e ib-spi'al ritlan do, last week I am -orry I do not reinemlM r her daughter'* (named lianx an-l effort* to r< urh Mrs. Millri tbi* morning were to no avail Speaking of new arrivals, we wish lo a Do congratulate Mi and Mi. Rex Clout* ijll Hie ul rival *if their new dullgbtei tin* past w.rk We unler land ll.il Hie I tile lily a III In- ral'eii Susan Sia- has Iwo hlntheis Ilex, Jr . an*l lue also one *i**r I Janet The |o'"iid giall-l pafeol are Mi and Alt* Cbarb* lux ami Mt* atol Mr* C. B Ciiill's. all nf llviedo (ibid to »ep John Hut tun aid *011, Joe, now of Bessemer. Ala. Ill luwlt I -1 K| * the l.de l.otnll Iturlliii *Vlui wa* •ii liagUally killnl W l«l*|l J train hit hrr r jr noar iluiloucrn nt p g r ikhitr «*fi rtiulr In Sun furil \i I) * 1 > 1 * Jot* w m *lnflr M^ih'IaIy mi M»l I* ! •I'*Urn1 n il* rl.n <s'llH diet, miss u • i.im ■ll > * i h i i >1*. It. ....... . ,.ni io ... ,i1» in i'll .Ml) I.-*! **f hi IlDfHp fi II t . -i,n ». ir i hi Ii t**f Mr 4 ir li' ai! ! m Nf V IK .! Ui ti •ifi1 i «»!f*rn W .ir«l h.i v r •tu rtril ifitMr h tin u . ■ furl* ui* un* Im r lv V«i irk rlrr*tum l m il ! h VV*ir«l l i r m r * tn :t i i ! i *1 in ii i»* r tl i* l-nriM *»* t \ llu i l> Mit) -#■«•rn !|tkl’ dill lim* hi h*i' f a Urn \\ m l fjim U in ( l\ tl’vlfl ♦*m Wr 1r*n| i| f fiAf!r» n«l in i llo r In New Sms to i „(!■ r 'lies a..)U retl • „ many u io 'r l. h i t r ll - i s, i * i havi --ii •-del u u r.c lv c * ssilh lias.tig Hob AYatd to hang on to anyway As long a* we keep Hie " t lm A l-ip l*" In *he Fa m ily Fe ld - f ( I s ir .l., -e will (n* o k A'lmtig lho-e *sto* bus* to,.dr O M is n ll.il. for llo hio-iur* given to M m m nlr (*tu p ler No 7 O KS, boiiisrto - (h eir C m li-I Atulioo s visit s it A fi. J .o rp h le in h n rt. organist for ih.* - b.ipi.-r J ll .lone*, pa*' (la ir, III AltI,son A fo.ur, p j,- inn I rots of A'erinotil. At ring n I bapter Alt J 11 June, anil Mi* Irsm g Alalcolm AA, are .e r t a in l) gla I to have Jim uih ) I j i u I*. <Air and Air* la m e *i AAilvon b*. k t f ir r (h eir no.* varatinn trip to Coloiudo l.n cille N ih la i'l • Air* Charles 1 i ami la m isr AAiDun (A n * li.n l ...................irCwnlssra *Ym,denUll, . e ^ . r « h . l Bubb. Illsliee wa* eslremely pruml worn lu* gul, l»vvti-Bus*den o f fort luuiderilale. w..* iowned Home coming Que*'n »l FSt-’ Men hi Sanford thi* (>asl week *1 i mu end were AAr*l,s (iilrs, Jim Owen, 11 f i f \ t i m m t ant John AA'imhish from C od ' Marion liavi* ln*m nrange Al. nn* J o sh Aidant Al.irs I-m I o|wland I III MH*:i( in nai Hospital m orlai-du lim lluss uml C ra re A ln iir S lin cclp b cr from i in ; h a s t km* Harold Marsh, b'hi 1i»ld Mel .on PRAIRIE LAKE THURSDAY ' dergarten al the First PresbyterThe Intermediate Choir of the ian Church from 9 tfl through 11:00 Flr*t Baptist Church will rehearse p m al 7:00 p. m and Ihe Adult Choir The W. S C. S of Ebene/er at I M p m Methodist Church will meet at thr The !lr*dhrrhood of the First church at 10 a. m. to ub*erve llaptlat Church will have their Week of Prayer. Bring »andwlcbe» monthly supper and program meet- for lunch, ing at 7 ffl p m Mr. E E FRIDAY ■teach. Association#! Brotherhood The Marne.I Young I p!e of President will speak on a 3,000 Ihe Fir»t Baptist Chunk will base mile tour of Me sir** a Training Union Party aI fi 3»1 Cub Scout Park Ten will meet p m at 7:30 p m al Ihe Methodist The Iter Fred En»mlnger will Church conduct the morning devotion* The l ake Mary Home Demon- o* cr WTItlt, Sanford, at H 30 a •nation Club will meet at 10 a. m in al the Chambcr nf Commrrce The Norman DrV. »• It-.wind Bui.ding at which tun Ihe pro- Chapter Colled Daughter* id the gram will be "l^amlng 10 Ctran 1 onftderary will meet at 3 p m Sewing Machine* ' There will he at the home of Mr*. J, A, N'h hoi—**. .*x :i . Liti.li at meat. _ __ mm, \ rn The ISurra* rla** o f the Up W. ft Kirny serving a* e-c. ItUil •uU Community Presbyterian Chutib will nirel at the church There will be a* Week-Day Kin at J P ni Mr* Closer Marrs will rlrrgarten a« the Fir*t Prr.hytrr lead In the deveitinnal and tne Ian Church from 9:00 through 12:00 hn-.tr**e. will i-e Mr*. I. It, Hull ‘ Ingrr an*l Mr* K. D. Daniel* M1URD1Y All women afe very rnniiatljr in­ The B A • of the First Bapll*t vited lo allrn*l for a social good Church will rn***, at ihe rh tirrh lime. al t> To a m. The JunDr Choir will hsve V, 5 will Chapter Tsen 0 Iheif rehearsal and fellowship at meet at the ATasomc Temple At 1 3 IS p rn. The Youth Choir **f the First tin* meeting the YA rlhy lirantl f-o tbi Norman *!e Ver»- H-Preshytifian Cburrh will practirei MaDon, Ml*s E :h « l I. Dodson, Gala Evening Is Scheduled By E. M. Wives AVeai a rn .tu ln r or pay '* flue’ f but'* tba nil-- for the Hallow 1*111 I ’ v rty at thr E At. Club S .iu td a y nig ht. Mf rou*e, that only applies to t ie tllrml-er* of the K n lid e d ten'* VAivr* (Tub and their hu» ,**l*i- Ait hand* to, the |.a«e are uiir-t wet*nine to attend, in n> I nine or not, w h irh e sri *ult* th ru faney. T ills w ill la a leg lia r old fa sh ­ ioned lialh w o rn |uirty with all ibe Irliiim llO . iucbidlug Hie tied llo nal ducking for apple* and • a lin g an apple i-n a *lHng. And ••f c.eiMe there w ill la- *lae« log, w ilh iiiild r p ivvid rd by . . It, II it Illsall I tree,1 deeded )ei but lb*re will definitely la uiusie *,f sonir sort F'e*llvilb- un- M-hetlole-l to hevin MIO'illll *. *0 i*e th e ir plolllpl Iv m it grl In nit **H Ibe fun San' jH i Dance Will Be Held At Celery Crate The Celery t rail- will title 'rock In' and tollin' " Friday uighl when ll will tie Ibe Scene of thr Natl]Li­ lli Dur.ee For Hie umiutaietl, the celery Crate 1* located above the ( dy Hall and Ibe Aao nil* Dunce I* mu spuntored by Ihe Sunford Junior High S* him' Tills .lance is lor svvrnln und eiglhlh gra.lers only from Swliford Junior High, Pinecrc*'. I'nru-hui. an I Uikt .MonrtH- K.-biniii !, 1, svlicdubd in tu-gtn at 7;J0 and will tad until 10.30 p. 1,1 B erit-’imenls wdi b* served Cha.imen fur Ihe dance are Air ami Mrr A 11 Holier!*. lii •*tl NI fit i Mi II llll> s lie t c h y o u r p a y c h e c k -;S9t >:: - V I.. . „ STAItTIN f; TO M flH IK iW w ill be honored.' at ten. There will la* a set lea «* *.x le*«ont at a co*t of ten dollar* the itrie* and he will provide all the equipment nece*s*ry. Better sign up now*. Mr*. I.ydia P-irker, Jim** M. rr »|M-ht tin day with Janie \| hr. They had lur.ch, and went tv the movies. We ate »pendlr.g the time e* Joying our new hi-fi set, purehae l at Winn’s T V. I’ll hav.- *, tiar my*elf away from all i> twautlful mu*i* and work on u., school carnival D>n't forget tk» lake Mary vcb-xd carnival Fr day night And 1 know you r t> ; lorgrt the llallutveen party unlay night. IWit plr»*» get y- r reservation n .\l«*. we are tcnJing let.ling a *(*c-*i:.l inxltatln;. our civilian friends. Dine Hnrri* g-nse a itivcly . f»i- Wedio-dvy ni'itnlng for 11 Joh’l*«n. who is leasing t and his luvely wife t ,e n y . Ml week for N orfolk. A heauii Carfax-no announced the Hart of ». m e r, of gladmlis grn .a beginner's c la * . pevt Monday ty,r t«t*!e Keen among the c i were Carol Stantc* . Ant Spc**ial m isting o f Beta Sigma P al T**»bl. S|*o<ik Hook. Jub'IPy Pin at M r*. A'olir AAlliiam* B-.ng E la m . I r.in M u :ia j Dot (id h ..n and the honoire, of cs)jt*e. article* for baraar. Polly B iu K vk er liad her fir** TU LSD A V .MONDAY Snuthside Halloween Carnival table o f liridge for l*eginnrrs 1 s l.ake Monroe Sciton- C arn iva l will begin al 6 and last unlit 9 will he h it.! on the Suuthslib* m o'ning. She repori* th a , *■s - .1 ti rn Everyone I* in silrvl and a {School Y a n l from 1 W until fi p go**l time i» promised fo. civilian girl* are L o n g to *i.n , a* well a* N avy, of the tires that came on America's finest 1956 cars! i Both Black and White Sidewalls on SALE! CHECK YOUR SIZE AND PRICE 7Isis M 0. 1S •0 is JO31 J.tCdS ‘ ' 30 3173 | 760(15 8 00*16 0.30 870*16 "*- (•• 61.10 34.91 { S00il5 built- R»t* if iraft is w»ll r» uidt U lf THtf $Ht is pme' MlCC” 6.<0«I5 131 10 $71.33 6 70715 3765 7M9 F»fa:i( Ifldl IS WML lr»i«- Silt Tire sift 11 friM* MlCl*' 6.<0i 16 1125.40 $19.0$ 6.70TI5 2665 IE99 33 n 7( 71 /{ t o ll iSiO 77.1$ 3615 77.11 7t0d5 39.55* 1944 7.10.15 *2955* 7XJii S' 32.30 8.00*16 4150 1535 37 43 8.0 j .16 nus 30.19 34.31 , 370(15 il 70 31.71 - r * l*. *** s»ee* v* !•• T ? 0 i 15 1 34 01 77.14 74.73 33X0 74.41 8720.15 37.00 77JS to 1»*i teeeepet l r e , Convenient Terms— As Low At $1.25 Weeklyl More people ride on Goodyear tires than on any o th e r kind — I’ l.H S — Loans up •I JACK A 01.1) MACK . wanorn Uaos •«.«.< • vI* Mo IWrr W Ska n MarymaI •£*> ■ WV m Again very little to report, l*ul I expect to get into high gear to­ morrow*. Went to the luncheon at the Country Club today, given by* the Women’* Ci**lf Association The table »a* decorated with d<* coys, and wild i-ii'-r* , Tile " , luncheon of baked ham, * " rf pntatoe* and vegetables was de­ licious. Helen Andrew*, the club manager due* an excellent jo!-. anil I think very few people act­ ually know how murh the contri­ butes to the smooth w*> thing) function. She rven took her day nff to paint the ladre', Im-ker room Ie-foie 11 - reorr-l* 1 uer ••nt Thtir were a nulntwo Ilf Navy girl* at thr luncheon ____________________ — Louisa I'atker. Beryl Swin**m. jrln y,tt„ri. .Icame .leanie FoiiL, trail hdton. FnuL, Dollie Mann. Jean Stetson, B dly Gv) Ida Rea AAilvon. Allre Mill*. Carts nd Didlr Weber M*• mt 1 *he new pro. Mart** Curfagn*-. TUBELESS WHlU 1*;j' ii Pi ft m I eiAc* Recall* (riJe is Will «« H»le SU( lAS'l m in *» S»l( tin Slff is ynct* ruict” ; fi*l Sl/f ia gf.ee* reici •• 6.4C* 16 J31 EO $74.10 [ b. tOi 16 V 1 M $7134 6./O1 I6 3686 27.44 b 1 1 16 1 in 77.SI MORE B ILLS THAN YOU CAN PAY? STARTS TONIGHT ST Alt l » fi t(i ■ ■■Mm rit a u .( «■' tty VIRGINIA CONN I.lterat'irr chairman for (be Dean­ oain .Ji'ok i* lelleloU* ery. lim . i , licit* cranberry nth stisi-d The *|*e..ker at the luncheon Fr ( h a ile * Spellm an of * ju . e I IStill ll diee-l ,-iu ii.e b.i* a j . P.ocllrdge, who spoke on "Th e I >*-**). .dated I alhollc Home. Center nf CathI . mt>a otie C iillu r.*" He Inld of several Tisni| are l- .. lining a Irip In ,.k -e n d lu vims l.u rllle s -llffs-reiit ways t „ make the home thi* cBlhidle, especially em .on , 1 , . , .ml daughter Al, a n i tru ly e lian lv and courtesy ( 1 . , , Ju.kw iH n*’l lo mi o- fihasirn : All ll.-n in , hah, of lb^'» l All* (lu s t and fam ily p r» s *r. lie -aid "C hild ren must learn Ja c k *n n l, aDo irla liv e * at >' obedirnre and respect in the P e l.T -lu ilg l.U. ll:,- said »hl I* l I t>> home, a* nn amount of teaching • ll n Ihg .a n C h ri.lm u * »la>|> in •« h,*d can equal that tra in ­ AA, know la icilie pist euiimd *luy ing ' He al*o »ni.l " I f children .sway 11 mu Ihnt Idlte grand-laugh of all ag e. cannot enme lo thelr i r r for many day* ai a time Mie paien l* an,J talk over their pro and Charles il.ra n .lp n p i were Idem* and dream *. Ib.-re is a *ad down | ii I u fes, day* ago M-e • itnation In that home". whal I mean* Don't blame you It w x* announced 'bat Ih r taw-illr I w ill piobublv do Ha -piiug deanery meeting saotii I leheld in AA’ inte. park •ame when my lim e comes e v e r so m u c h e a s ie r lo Co-Featuie Conning The News 15 Sanford Women Attend Deanery n Daytono Beach ^ haT vou "CONSOW^ NEED^-^ YoulHindH" Feature l:(0 N M M W (p o A A o n a h siwm.irr (WlMMlw* rrtoql m i ifle . n women nf All S»ul« C alhullc AAotnnn* Club aifendetl I D F.vll meeting nf Ihe Orlando C en tral Deanerv held at Daylon.i Our l.adv nf Lo u rl.** M‘tr\ •' ch in ! Mr p a iD h , ami the M«iml * wa* the loot MSI - III M}t{ ineeling * ln rtri| with Ms-* and hn . * « ! . » < h cri f ,<fi*f»*r - - I Benedlrtlttil in that church Break fa*t wa* served in the “ lavurde, ItiN.m” of the yl, bool, so I It .Me*l Ulus. Ibe gMm,i of .’ HI women then Ir . in bei shop I'.s s i n -I it * loosed lo th r Dayton* I'la /a Hi o lid a h a t 'll tin* H o ld for Ibe remainder o f the i* i -ii in Jackso nville meeting. I III • w r. pc' Sim , ling rum m itlee chairm en of Mr*, k.uueio Al AA d the deanery gave a two minute !»» nim^utiri* , hr a |up tall, on the *,-,,,»e of th eir mmIt iiD it * of ,f n l tiuinlb-idd ill, Met in llle e A t,. AA' A’ All S o u l, i* Retreat C h vln iiitn , Audios on ( h i and Mrs J t. Hurt l* IJb ra ry and uli.l al * : | j n o i it t h i; at 7:30 p m There will be a week-Dsy Kin M IM RICHARD CONTE-PFG6IE CASTIE Feature a:g.A *rilll.DHRN UNDER 12 f A ll'll Tl Eli FREE" p lJJQWAIT DISMYS ^ ---------- M A N IN SPACE m a s iis is a • • I’ A IN T I MIT SYM PH O N Y • CIIAPTKIt No. t III.ACK AIIHOW • I,AST ( IIAPTIIH AOV. CAPT. Al ItICA I E.A I : 1:77 * 1:17 • 7:07 • 9:37 G A C . F IN A N C Ii C O D F O n A T I O M -------------------------------- SANFORD - 1 11 Wevt Finl Street...................................... Tel. 1155 |0« !**•♦•* ------------------------------- ORLANDO*-------------------------------- 407 W e il Central Avenue........................Tel. 3-6493 (,**>•> K#**i s.aa-*tl « * - b e w b H .fo. s-e-l !••* C•*•#••) -1 �Shoo and Save In Sanford B § > m x fa tb S it e r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Established ISOS VOl.l'ME XI.VI1 * tf Tew R « M fti J fo 4 Rr fi P. M. Call ISM Before T P. St For Dellrerr; ^ i. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2(1,10,16 A ••od.iteel Preaa Le.ned Wire NO. 12J GOP Office Holder Hagerty Says Report Incease Predicted R e, apse Suffered -I T A L L A H A S S E E f - Flo rid a '* Republican I'a t l) It Ic i-lln ; il» oat* to »uch an extent that It* Male chairm an predict* that praetie a lly r v rrv count) *ouih of G a in r.v tlle w ill have a f w o flicc holder* four >car» from n o *. Slate Republican Chairm an (1 Harold Alexander of Fo ri Myer* reported the G OP ha* _*Oo cand i­ date* for ttato and County olflce* cm the N o tem hrr hallo* in contra*! with 90 office tcckcr* four year* a Co. “ Fo u r year* from now, p ra cti­ cally ever* county vn ith of Ala ( chua w ill elect « I c * li J ca n *." hr fo rrc .n l. Tne Itcpuhliran* have 210.7!) r«»gl*terrd voter* thi* year in coniparlton with ii i t j a t in 1*1 The I'c m o cra l* outnumtH*r the ('.O r by hotter than right to one hut in I'D ! Iho rann wa* nearly tt In one “ I have orm ediaiJo* txanly y tnf *• 1 believe that after Provident EU en h o w er i» rlc clc d thi* year that the Republican refii»tration by I9>«b * ill reach half a m illio n ." Alexander »a*l H r predicted Florida 1 * fo „r two year* aw ay from a real pa rlv *y*tom Secretary of '•lair lira * who i* in rh x rg r of the Mate'* olerlmn m achinery. »aid hi* o ffice keep* no record* of local candidate. hut i f * hi* Inform al ..ii<er*ation that Itepuhllein activil* appear* h> be ..n the Inereave S am plr ballot* » rr 1«*iied h* the eom m ivltnner* of the ttT ro u n tir* i an»l no fn p in * r f »rnl T a II j h in t * . How ever, a re*e n lalive countle* by I he A*lo ria trd Pre*« licforc the prim ary rlrc tio n i in May *howed nearly a tno per cent tm rea*e m Republieln candidate* for «nrh o ffic e , a* ronnly ru m n tl.•lo iter, »ch>*nl to.ard An ttrlam ln m ndtter, n'rentl* m ember. *h e riff and the like thi* rcln rn c I from a trip to the thd* y ra r o * rr I 9 j l Landand E m o p t, w ill .peak to Alexander *ald there ha* V e n the Sanford llntary * tun at it* an in e rr» * r In p rrcln rt com m itter m rm lie r. ima Hr reported n .r noon luncheon n ic rliu ; M.mda* at C O P 111* wm ker* In *..me l i n t the V a iiit l lull .f I h e o .it r ’ * precinct* In ruin* The Itc * . SAiliu m 11. K a iiil, lariaon with l.’I o ria n ire d pre T h i), M in titcr of the K ir .t P r v . c in r t . the la .A time a rheek wa* byteriari^ Churt^t In Orlando » nl " l4 ,,r ln ,M 0 - ( •lie crw lile d ‘ hard ** *ri h. t* • •peak tf the rural R o tary C lil.i (nlblu an oru aril/all,, n*” fur t m It* It AM I Al I . t 11ASE P js ,tiM r,:o iJ u n i .h i >hnt *hnll<i ciea*e in re c l'lra lln n The rfcvctopniid **f nurt.ar >*n “ rile ilu lllp K a*l " Rotary Speaker Recent Visitor To Holy Land Church Attendance Answers Spiritual ^Nourishment Need enerji.v ha* radically ihanned the Thi Rev Kalrl, «in>c hi. ra world, and I* drchWl* rhan;ins the Ihlnkinf ol man Thi know- turn ran ihr i . I d ami ledge of the terrible force if atomic Europe, la ........on in much d.* and hyrlrm irn hrunli. ha* er.n*e*f riiari.l frurri larto u* or.'irii/atLuti* the m lih lie tt o f naliun* tn arln In >peak *>n the tltuatm n in the (• r a te difference*, ratln r than re- Middle E a it. *.>rt to forve, f,A ipiarter of a ecntnry a ;o the Suer cri*i* almo.t aurrly would ha*e re.ulled in war t 1 he uutca*hin; of thi* t.rnfic power ha* *timulated *erion* Ihtnkmjt: even *onn aihent. ha*i h-u-n broutht to ackn>.w1e«I;r 'i'wt and become an ai tue part in Ihr t hnrch \ e * e r before have srrat natom. e * iflenrcit mch a recgnito.ii "f <)*lmi;lity c*o*t I'hurche* are reOpening In counlriei where they had been tunned The t .r*h w h irl) wa* undergroum! t- i irn in ; f o r t h - and fh iirc h attrudan.** t* lu rp a.atn g previou. record*. Crt*e». c m c rirn rie * and ea*trophlc happening* cau*e man to turn to God Perm nal o h *er*a-i n* hi two world war* fail to *hov ( i ‘tinitniic.1 on I'uue :<i DeBary 60P Club Holds Last Rally; Voting Is Urged |i,,rn In Cell} *hur;. I’enna . the Re*. Kadi I wa* educated in li«-tt>*hur; Ifi.'h set-H. anil r. dii.ilrd from (ielly.hur; t'oilrue, |n inas hr ,;ta,l.iaiei n in H E II A R Y He R^ry'* ta*' rrn Ih .s d ijilr a l Sem inar teir;. whvri he rcc* * c.t hti KJd? * * ' he’ i thi* week nt lta> helot of flicoioijy Drjirre and Ihr Ci*ic t enler It sot off in a hen rrcrivcd In* Ala*lrr I in •• ; ikvI *lurt hv group *iiisinr »f :„.* I»e;ree from the .am* Semi |fc w AVal* nary in I’hli Pi l.i.il Hi h.'dil recuved hi* DiH-ior of Theology *‘,n * *h'>r«l srinip and i h«r i • Degree from In lo n Tbeologlcal Sem inary in Richm ond, A a (j r t lJ l ,e r* « d chureh* • in |*rn n , j | * ania. Ohm and then » a * Deputy S ta ff Chaplain of Ih* Th ird Air F o rie duilng AAorld rta r 11 On return from the *er , lrt* he heearnr p a .lu r of the Calm i n a I'ri-x iiy lrrta n •h u rch in Tampa where tie t e l * ,.I fm •even year* By President False Pearson s Panel Discusses Blackburn Receives Coiumn Hit Citation FromCofC Program Action By Official For Piloting Skill Recommendations The I r c l . I . l l . r ro m m ltlre Semln.de r Oiintv Teacher'* . f Ian a I Awwv * *1 1»>n *11 *r i i * il rrfarnrm*ml4h int «•( thr I’ nuttim *xrr \clJoft Cornrugltn* at H% nrerling la*t night held at Pine. re*t School The panel dl»cii**ln 2 thr v.irloo* I.l.a*r> uf the ri eommen.lallon* were ft T M l l . v M l*. Edna Chittenden. Ml** R u rh yra Rupre Mr* cht Mr* M lb lm l fv n n Hamilton Hi*' e. W I W ell*, and *rn or h ijh , junti.r high, and km dergarten U > IIM ,| | N ★ ★ Church Revival Starts Oct. 30; Public Invited n i: Local Club Slates Halloween Party l i-r * *• to* 1 R o t uvd Sir) r ' ■'! i I'a rty fur member* ill I k - In 1 I s >t i n l l ) . 0 ,1 It at * p HI at 12V North Summerlin Ave I liere will b«* dancing game* P r AA'r*lryan A !rlh o li* l IT i ire l nf Paula, located nn e\V.| Kir.l ,i'd refrv'thm ent* for member* S' *lx Hid."* # c il uf Sanf.url alien ll n ' tbe local ciuh'» enter 9 i . i j i - n a r xiv xt meeting I,*- lutriritrnt .c a ilim * . Halloween E’----- Del W A l ' I ' o l M M I M M ADI The Itev T. I. Sblgley, Sr . pa*rA l.lw A H A .SSEE (AP)—Dr. Karl for and vxangrlltl of Mr i. nr Ala. will *peak each even ir’ at If (t a r n * of G m n r.v illc wa* ap7 ?0 p m and at ail of the S„n ’ fo.nted a member of the S'ate ■la exi-e< Hoard of A V lrrtn a r) E k a m in r r . The pa*tor of the to* at chureh :i) Guv. i ollm* yc.lcrday, ha* extended an lilxiMftu'i to ttu Dr tlwerv* replace. Dr. C. E puhli. ** attend lhe*e tenter*. iter of Holly wood H a ; c ity c,t MTli%t .a id it t* “ abtulutelv i t... ado| .- i that St1** ?.* r ul*i . ie* |. nr In* r e n ia r k * itw.uf it lie Schools For Strong U. S. Education W eekTopic The s, iiuiuilr t'mint* Kdu*-atlon J Atwvlaii ri l« prepjrm ; to take it* u.val acm e role in plinmn; and e.'rr*in; mil an effective enmimin |* wide uturnanee uf the Ji.lh An- al Aiiienean E bn atom « i •k. A ll tt ie.iir.lln • to Mr*. Jack Itute.e*. d .a irm a n uf Ih r a*- . .. im n and wa* in f .- r m ed fli.it thi rot Mill.|*| w a * .in ffir way tu the Methodists Oppose Mi n i *t Legalized Spread Of County Betting Hawkins To Start At is rffular Srptrmlw'f nt«»t For Stetson Eleven In . Mu* il f f j. tul Hoard * (l,i> Kit*t M rlh afU t I l i a n ^ S jn f' n! w m 1 Against Wofford tm r f if ir i! m thi spi , -I h a af let’ th ird fiirntdin^ in ((H in t) Thrantfh thr p l H . i i r itf ttu*. .»n* ft mot,on tn th r • if f ml !l lit) tf r Ifm H ltlffi litrft.i' ' h in iM 'lv r i to w ork fo r thr d » f r » t On thi* enmms Sunday. In eooperation w-Hh the united e ffn rl «ppr.»*ed hy the Seminole r n .n t * ’ Hr t u >1 A turn lb* R e v * ** -.-I Mi t..n It V .11 w ill p u , I, .n anti ;i.iiild ,.ic .it in n n at tl.r I ir* I Alr'hndixl < h .r h ..n Mir ih*ecl " P r S j| i nf M,, p , " '■ , J r - H aw kin* li* t *ear*« ,n . for the S a n f .rd Si.mmolev . .*• the e d fur ll.e »* irtln.- J-ue . . 'lie S .tftu e k p u *|l|.ti fur the v . i •on P itti r* li.m o rrnn nj^bt her* they nee! h u 'ily 'a xiife d A\ tlur I In m n lr ijn t *tadmm H aw kin*. Old* a fre*btnati at S la t... ,, ha* in*-.i i- it tian d ln ; alt week in ir r liit m a c r Herb Air Qulllae, head roach f»r Ih r Hat ter* la id " A ll week w e '*r f,een looking fo r 11 men who want to r'j” " ‘ h*I! Jtm d r« rr\r« thr ‘ cr fri filaji.. h r ’* h rrn «*nt•I »nd r h in l»ilf " O'* r rIt,>§*,1** in 1 1|# m |f O iV r r* fi'f» r r r , h, ht ) /m u l).»v* rid Mill j h •>ri W * millr*- • 'im e »irn** 1* i« • *iI tk to m 0 n n * "•«»" I" He la»nd. ii it, te A* - F*. .th, ’* m dt ttu iu In MHI flux •it.il > , atiim « P ihln llrla tlo n * torn nullre I e t*' or at theme f**r VOA t* r . i ,,u Ante!it -a 111’ loin * a»*t ned to each ilay ni the week • nh*erx anee t*. carry nut ili. nie.ta.i uf ttie On-me, I h r dad) to p ic, a re , .a lii M r*. I I <».r s p iriin a l and N a*| i. i ;! |i: , IllI'd I. Ml r.hftle.f r*»u *» Nh Wall fi*l . * VtflluI.V iMillh I If V i1* #s**»1 Mr ittif n) •i_■ lurw.t.A | tlOadi n . -«t v . .*ii t♦ W rdlir** No* Y| t I l*l,» 111 ! ’ M l ftild Nov \ ;»t rnti.it T*•ii,tiri'4 tl,tjr/* 12; d M m. Itl At h ttl US I l. ft | receive* a citatio n from Semin *r*i1■ <r f f . i i-nu rrc l ’re .U rn t t'llffo rd M cKihbln. Ph. 'Harvest Time' Is Show Theme tii*ii,i I .ml he ariiiriipnMetl fur *.nl trail lall.d P.-ir.-n'* «rr ; liiuldin; i ta ••r•>■1fl*. mid Hi at nt i r and I..I.I rr uf In* plan* i f f*i.ntlriiiet| no Pa*fr t*I to ryiake a puhhe *lali ment no the trail.>n . erttfirate*. " he urcnt • If " ' '•'be in Deltary vote*," he lifr.t ''hev will hwie tu mti one '..r r ir n IV *eeund* in ll.e fl tin ir jerrM " Inlmduring fl.rry Seller independent nntr in unilidali- fur (reaer (u»loe, f'l-rey lie.11 (to* I l.uw In ulte the mite In problem “ AA'hrn o n enter ttie luwiih ). .11 up ttie flop where uni wi*h to en'er voir ramlidate** name Af ft you h*ie taken r ife nf that chore, tu bark In >nir li - .tar candidate. iG llf piefrr* ted I and voir down the I.lie fnr them lln* way you won t (orsrl " ' The iea»nn that lsir rrgulrant* have not (V r tie l linltatlun* and other rm ie*|Minrlenrr "rxptainrd Rjlph AVlll.frr.il, pti drill nf the i1 "i* ttivt tlieir name* are not vet available from Ihr munty of fire* " AAilh the exception nf AA'itbam A AVa*tdmrne Jr , landlda'e for Govrrnor, a!) GO!' ean.hdate- uf Volu.lN founly have been at lie ilary Gill’ raliiei. Weather I At Game Toniqht Raceway. I'artlv <tonify til rlovtiD Ih ro itlh •alurday with ir a llr r r d thunder thnw er*. low l" tit;h l an a i. I he t .n iiii .111 line liC fu o r of ll,ii* Attack Wme tine, at ’ r i i n t r-1 \ >* « Air station r • iv . 1 i eil i .-’t from the sem m .df i ,v.r.■> ih a m t v r of Pontine ret* at d t Coffee i I ,li meet in ; *c*terday m i nm ; i ii.tain .1 I Itla ik h u tn »a« • ■»r> t. I • f r anted .<•' I ; 1*<1 t nt.> >,*i 1 e.latum in re. ...m ti m or In* f li;h t on Sept J when h» * n »ata, Ited off a c a n r r off the We*t l . 1 (leu o ir r "A la h • it.i i ti i*kla to e*labti*‘i hi* i|v e l i*..| r.in tim in l n-.n *!>.p ' i i * ■ fa kv.invllln N AS <l i f f . n l Mi Hthhm. pre.iio-' t ol th. senum.li* i oiitily i hae l . r of • iim itie tn pu .enled tin eitation amt ».nd, ‘ fid * eitation i* pre*eitt* ........................................... of ' ll .k ilt in pit .tin ; an \M» and in lir* ik ip - I • < ^ i r ■• i • ( j | i .i i i i llta rk l.o rn t?i.ioki*«l the * ha tidier <d • ..iiim e rce h>r the citatum h i jd l.-J 'On behalf it the n u n ii'irv uf 1 A M I wlui lia * . .. rued |tt S m l u i I w ml t.. t aiik *..,i for the banner p l.ir e.l air**** 1 H*l s i tu I* el emu e 0-e .qua.tr. *ii lia. k l.i.in r in ; **1ar* Ml** t hitter ' r r *ald 1 i " 1 t f ' i n ; nut t.» ;e i ma t on \ | j . , Itarbara It iu e .M *tat.*l fid* *' 1 ' he *hi«.k n - t ■jd ; ,i n ; ,* .. , *iai«**{ in v -■<*tv from *i.ie to »ule. tP*5 f..r le x is , ot. 1 it m-.ie mill y 1 r"* v e i l on, ell 1 pilnV flu* ta a lu iii the w ..r-i mb ol re **|t i . r.c u m m rn le d ' *he •*.! t " l , " “ 1 ba*e ever *een " lln r*t filin'' *e*11 be ttie -(h at the t r a ih e t ’ * load be r e l i c lU le f t y *airl he w a id u l to rc. ti. ire nf it,, Imtf time «!,.* wliieli e-l 10 perrenf. that m axim um #n* nnm irnrl that r*#w»pai»er* * tush , , t >, ,< . .. , iim m i « f m pupil I per teacher p riu i the l ’ ear*on m l.m in al«> t p . | , <;, j | n r,t i* i'P .,. ■i -, 1'a*»el'» bardnne to eneonrase the , *lr referen turn to h r *uled up* audience, flro rg r J’e r e i, *lce pre* nn in Ih r r- u im ; \ i n . ftiTo r . . tnlrnt of Ih r local club, in t ro lu .u l I. ’ iij re tn titr In J lrru iln g part III .thettifig al Seminole P a ik , hf fo |lowl(lg cgm] t.i.t e i Harold Het*meipr. for county Judge. Mr». .Viable Schmidt for tax collector; Kenneth 7eh. fu r *t»te rfp rr*e n '■ '' ' " l 1" " ' " r ............. „ „ n .*triti>.n W illiam V A |.- .;r f..i piaige uf «mall 1 laim * co u rt; la e II Slone fnr runt m u* tuner nf ln l* n,i n a \,£ .tlo n and If a r n Ret ,r r candidate for ju .tn e »f ,h '' 1’i-rcy r* |d a in e l that maun; in ll.e * ijit.d y nf XntltiG machine*, 'h f f r -multi lie unavoidable do* lay* “ Rut don't let that d i*.n .,r* J rrP°r* 1 l ’ 1 *•r "■u fllfit l*r**^i' Fi u ‘ldi<»wrr «uff« r*-d a "m l i te lap-e on hi* W ettein campaign | r iu *n'( f i l e eo r e a lly " nntr e that E l* rn h .iw rr .o ffe re d .* rel.ip*r a| an* lim r on the trip llig e itv lu ll '',,,w ari C at. h. , M l*. * h ittre .'r t pointed nut In reporter* there h e •>■*. n n , rr h«r di*. . *tnn that th* re 1 0 i r m j.,, , r „ n th ..i ,,r ,,n* 0| i?t ... (each en I n i fu ll) eertl ... fW »i * > » It hold atandard re rtifl.n lp * t.ln u teachwith-, it w aitlnc for >i »* ’ ■ ■ cr» art nee led i . rn lp rp o v e r-. *1 hi* new* ru t ifrrr n .e . Ilv .r r i- . crowded enm llll.m * *aid he (ih ta tn .il a rnp* .< is , Ml.x|H^niIiIiit«« lu»»p f r»*n gri*»tlv |*r4fM»t| calunm fr«*m f ir t it j- •i»v i a lt*rr«*a%*Ml.** *Ur «j m . *Hslt |h r * r 'Which rp ie rliit him aim it u In rid ..mu « a . d i .l n b u t i i fur puhli ••firollment ' Eh.rnta . • t*end* HI3 C#||UB fom orron. .p.rr . .pupil , .... I.................... ............... j * r r a ; i tut the nat.onal Haferty it J 3 J 1 «n.t ih r httheat s t a ir r \- ‘ Hac* r*y »ald that nn ..ne na;*I..W lilt r pendlttir. per I- n il i* 1 ES ..ft la t . . n iiiin r.. led that the of fa rt three m one ten tr’i i . tnlninium .tu itiu .* >.*..iiv for I la c r it i .**nl «.*er « hat l>e railed |, ,ih e r» I . >. i at *• >**' witn hope* the ttu**t ite m riit* one t.* one At to re c ru e a J l 0i»» minim m Mart- thr rod, he rem arked Hr 1,'advt .-amp I ■ llie t ir*t Pre byten an < hurch in ttrla n fo , m A u ;u .l la.vt where under h i. rradio Ou «lxiiian A " v lllf t r r W baderM up a new vi-'ai.ix* swiutu j i , * a * cnmpleletl a tu lle >*uf a u ,.r a ;n amt plan* are at lu e M be il l; ilia.Ii for an kAiO,fX*i EducaH u n .| i eiiiei erection uf x*lmh il i i ht.|<e*l w ill be in thr very a ;r you and do hrmg your resi.- i near future Dr lxadel i* avlivr n-d niilv in i ttie Orange t'minly Mini*te*.a • Auociatton, the i'rc*b)tery and svn»d or»,vmrjti..n. of tm- I i* •»> tcrian t’hurrh but in many com in .mty and elvic group* lie i* marmot and lia* four thihlfrn one in rolleje in Getty* bur; tbr nt tor* in local •chunt* W \S IIIM 5 T O N ,r rn -% lilp JlfU PS • li.lsM'tt^ I(VI.) A 0f the t r rih«*d • t*,r m„ %, I Educa , . , , . . . . unirril of f.vUrhnod that I h u e f fli* I ^ f Mn 111 \*iv V F 'r l!ir jjj ap t nti i « Ihr flfd'l h* ri *if t ^ 1 mi* *1 \m« i ic » 'th ttii If i|A ll f.iIlMxIlr r|||f4i . i f s e h '^ d * 1h n.t* i Mfi). * tie* \|:,ai"H r It HFtM o o l.f II. « *lirr liii(| nf Set r ....1 t 14»|#" >*>-. rxaiii'i al > re ce nt m ee t W I i •1* li,4*i . * t'he r„l| !•*» % ; of i V , “ ,h i .| jd • ft) thr 'ill* > hi it* » Milt* I Fji»»m VA**tn i t i * ml a i d ; j ! | i *m \ * v p Hi* I | i i:li Imm J s«i ^ I |i Niiirir **' ’• i« I ’ r i 4 |d j n of thr Mind •m l i*»*« n tn ri • nils ' w|ndart «Ua|T* atti n il M i l l Non Halt I* Ih r I trill * uplain ll.il t» ' *#* \ J.it Ih .* (1.1 ekf.) |)*i , u .1 PI 14 11 A .in 1 At ■jtiairil uf U r |V |I H u b . « Ik *-. will* t V m i l l i and l i Ar lltl tit a *if lilt" i'llii.1k1> m-timd * «I* '' ■ r»m|«« i iti»n vv uii till* • at111 Mi nf - j r 1Iw a l rk h rriD . a thn iff*•ire «f the fl '■) ■ t1 i < N. •ni.le> v oilrily » I ir4tHM f Aimi Mean F»‘" d im Dial 1 1 -.ill.. ll AA. . V. rftVff 1 »*■ , ilu n w ill l«r« nmr *r Ii4.ii)t eon- UMMFN'S f.OI r AR<nn\!loV offUvr* |.lelur«(J «!•*»%*• l.ft to rhht; ?•.! ! M H r!. *M.tU • irv in •■ - n l ; ' l i <* i: W llc ir o n i-t. i i n ; Mrs luhn li « y , .\fnir*'W 5!ric *h. Iff.*'. » icr; Mi * John I i *1 .v util, I m j . >nnit'fi t rh ’iii ir nn; i: f IV It a* 11* luin lim n r hairm an j M i .1. i: • • ■ i F .'L ar, rtii* . ai* .iirnl fhaii m a n ; ai»4 Mi*., I ml ★ M. McDonald To Be ; Methodist Laymen Day Guest Speaker in d from firm * and in i * a* ■ . 1, 1*1 to thi- - 1 tiuol* | tik *f: in *ii iiia* * »'i ily f r f e diiplay uf .cJlool * .t 11**-1 in «arut *** t Ik* ft flu f|f 11 * i|| 'ii* j*n . 1 t } Mi()lk i ml wetiv.ne* the merebaniiriiiip* I in ii f in? |t«* .r i.F in . r 1' ,f n o llii; A u .ii. J it Education kkl fl Mir<» dif ft m i l «4|t|;i l i r lailM • ' ' * eel that ' <inud Stdio-d* are *aid Air* lliir.a ile d to the tune of "Turkey In the ( i tn d ilu iln e **. nr\. and it i» the h i|>e of the luca’ stra w '' and l.lttte I li u m J o ; If j'M a r k * and fall colored oak ’ .I , * ,onal IlM c ia lio n group J l'* l tr r r * u i)l dcror.Ytr Ih r firh l fi»r'®<'r | * trap!** m it I b rrn m r “ %chrtrtl th r darter* r.»n*. iib** • « I h n tr|fi4«iw <hrtp *. d eitl \f'* r 11.• at.1tie ,* ’ I . | !4l*d 411*1 t* •1 * id* ,i*i" I nt hi r lull *»* li f 1.'if# » d| fi-f t*i ffi ** *d * ■ a * 11' #i * '♦ill »* 111I"ft f -J“II I 1 e hr, .it 1 9i f \x III* Mill -ll• a» Im ii Mi! tu1 ji»f ) i |,i S tn it N, Em melt M J 4 •in' * I ★ I tin ttut mill |M |t i inti A4til form ;i I* ditn It. : .li.I. f 'umiolltro M i.irtif MlI*Oll ,M till* \t 4 |. *| 1*1 fin ■ffis fi fbi|f 1 Mill L* •AI Mi* J . k T. r . > i hairman. with i 1. i ■ Rum ble) am i Mi** tdti.m t* 1ll*n* nf *:H!*k • •III Mr AArich lb * e1..|ir.t l l.lll* fur M.tf k* .1 'IllMlI • tti in*i / IID S I'I I Al M i l l S lit t 1* A dm i.viu n *: l l r t i v I'e ll i rtitre n t D im liargext ,Ai. ai . . • 1 i i (S a n fo rd ) n i T . :« Admt«*h*"*: Reltv Rell W a User Ifavlte Monroe) Af ir e KJenni’Mid (S a lifu rd ) • i ie It >, v e n f S in fu l il) 'li ★ Far s.«f»ir 19,i\ Nov Hospital Notes r t a r y ; >ti K a rl H n il ! I ajj ' L y ch.iti fflaiij [!« f 1- P j a ( *o> l l K i: i . i l|t 5M»l: IO N .M» D U N A M ) I'uMii.*, titriub* r*liln c h iin u p a Dp Itiry) H ir lit*.: R.iby G irl Dell Di*i bar ; r * l Law r e - ■• 'i 1 ifn n l) A ls U T V G li m its* P riv a te It'Hitm, it a ,m. to ft p m ; Sem- private I’ o m *. 2 tn l t e- . t In 9 p m ; P e lia trle * , t l s m, to * P m I'a re n ’ * and G ram lparent* o n iv: O b d etric*. N'o vD iting d u r­ ing feeding of liable*. P riv a te Ifnrun* I I a m. tn 12 noon, 2 In -I p m ami T to ') p m , Kenit P r iv ­ ate ito o in i, 2 in t |> m, and 7 to ,’ r At i'...i AteDnnstt s pnmilnenk F ir 1id > MethmIUt. w it! I h* the Lay* ' D i| |M.k>-r at the Eir*k Afrit. ■Ii*» I'h u rrh , «i the U a m , *ervler thi* S u nd ay. AleD u n Ii| I* the immedinte px*t p r r d lent of The A m e rican T itin .\**oelst|on *nd pry*ldent o f th* A b ttm ct Corporation o f Deland. He wa* born In Oconee Cotm* tv . fla , s o l vnv* ed u rate,| In lb# | :-,r *rl . . » f G eo rg ia lie »t« tend.il the l'r,iv e | ,|t y nf Georgia I it lift -eh....I Iw fu rr ronipletlng til* t ir* beeautr of th * d o th of hi* ist tier. If.- hs« hern oerfve ln hi* trvda n " i li t i.- ' i* , tu v ifig vervisl sg (.n i l i i l uf tin- t'iiiiid n T it le A** ** -ii1 o m t-*|o ni >t D iH , and v* a * u e rr 'x rv nf th * i'tn ih ls T I'I* A e.ncislf.in fnr t e n y e sr* Ju*t |w*l. Al*o, tie In * I wen s rtiv e in rlide a ffa ir* fur a nuni'w-r uf y esr*, having , erred sv pre* l.lrn t of I ha I'wtavn.l I'hsrnlw r ..f C o n u iu tr*, pce.hlent of the D -la in d Itu lary Chile, D iitric t G overnor uf Di*« t i n t 211 i f R o ta ry In te riviti'.n sl l.iii h e s b d many . f i v e , fu r reiv­ ing fund* fur vurin ■* riv tc so* t iv it le ., and hr r« x ive .i the award >•( thi Out it.tndlng e it lir r i nf Dol and through the I n l j m l Cham* !>er nf r .in in ir r r e In H tlS A * an active m em twr of T rln * Itv Methodl.t rh .r r c h tn ttel.an.1, he h i* l.een a member of tha Of* fie ia l Rnsni *tnee be w s* 2'1 year* old. stnl I* rtiu ln n n ii o f (he llo a r l nl the prevent tim e, McDonald la IDted Is AVW* Who in Methodism « rd a e r o .. lh« years hat been a lo yal rhiireh* man. Hi* lubjeet for Su ivlxy ni.-nilng w ill t « : " A ta y in a n 't |[r-v|U)ru|bl|lt y,'* I Additional Local Nev/s On Page 9 � 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, October 25, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 25, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/769946181049e5807d536cdbe2214eb9.pdf 96376cec05a98e1a435f6e45f0e44bd3 PDF Text Text •- 4>rt, \ • » ;-?• - THE SANFORD HERALD Powerful Electron Microscope Finds New Substance F. Herbet Seeking Brothers, Sister Iron Makes Care O f Ruffles Easy BT. LOUIS I f f - The powerful electron microscope has thrown NEW ORLEANS UR-Moro peo­ naw light on construction o f th* ple bustle through an airport Uun nervous ayatam—knowledge that a butcher shop. So, at a lots tn could eventually help solve the pay, ailver-balrcd Francis Herijet mystery o f multiplo sclerosis and haa quit bln butcher ahop and similar dlaaaioi. moved behind lha Inack count*/ The discovery concern* a sub­ o f an airport H* ■» •earrhLr.g. stance known aa mya’la, found la “ But why should Mrs FeaDire­ rested on Mrs. FeathersLona'a Ihe protective eoa'tng irouild c h a it e p . » *'! figure th* Joh at the air­ nerves in the brain and spinal IE champagne d ll #*«m to put shoulder. "11* a good sport, Aunt stone be Jealous of me? port would put me in contact with He smiled. "Of course wa'r* talk* many travelers," aald Herbet. i Mrs. Faatharaton 1 Into a bat­ May. Say Vat looks nica." cord. Myelin la attacked and de­ “ I scarcely think It a ladylike Ing of Aunt May, aren't waT H'a ter humor. As aha dressed. Val stroyed by degenerative disease* "And who know*, one of them only human nature to resent the coat urn*—and especially not sult* could hear har emp'vyar chatter­ of the nervous ayatsm. may have met on* of my bro­ beauty on* no longer posse****. abla for • aara* to warnr," aha aald ing Rally to Dlrh through th* Dr. Sarah A. I.use. assistant ther* or alster." Door dear Aunt May, I can under­ Anally. aliRhily o p e n e d crmmunlcattikg professor of pathology at the stand just how ah* feels.” Val flushed. "I’m sorry, Mr*. tlerbel lost track of his brothers door of the lath room. Washington University Mtdiral “ I do wish ahs'd get out of bed. and sister in IBIS. Bom William "II U wasn't for ital man, I FeathcrstMia. Ill rhanga. And if School, reporting on a two-year miRht even coma to '-he hall m j- you’d prefer I didn't go to the Cm aura If ah* lay in a deck chair, Kevin, he was taken from the tonight—“ study, aaiJ It revealed myelin In th* change and th* air would do New York Foundling Home that •elf tonight. Aa an onlooker, of dance "Nonsense,” Dirk broke In. And her good. Sh* can't seriously think Ihe central nervoua system actual­ year by Mr. and Mrs Elyase Her­ court*. I don't auppoae anyone whan Mrs. Feslh erstone merely ly is formed by and ii a part af would want to dance With an obi grunted, he laughed and added. Brue* would do her any harm after bet, a Parisian couple who m i-, all thla Urne." the nerve-protecting cell* woman like » « . ’ grated to New Orleans "Coma along, Val, or they'll have Ila smiled. “Of c o u r s e aba “ Norte*nse. Aunt May. I ahouldn't ■topped aenring." Until recent yeirs myelin was After the death of his foster doesn't. ISul she's o stubborn old mind ahovinf you around the floor regarled aa inert matter of un­ Aa they neared the dining room dear and once ah*'a said a thing parents, who had renamed him, one* or twin*," Dirk laughed easily known origin deposited around the aha was thinking suddenly. Ilruce, ■he'll stick to tt if II kill* her." Herbet began the quest ibat ha* bark at har. nerve*. what will Aa think T Will ha think “1 auppoae ah* waa Ilk* that consumed hla energies since lit*. She bridled and eald, "1 must lha costume "unladylike," or even about her daughter and Broee,* Dr. Edward W. Dempsey head any voiir rostuma la original what beasenT "I started the scare n for my ah* aald slowly. of the anatomy department at U* th^re U of it. Mow aver did you relatives, something I didr't want A email round of applause greet­ Ila qoddrd. "But I think aha school and a member of Ihe rothink It up?" * YUOOSlAVIAf MIWDINT Marshal Tito Heft) and Communist Parly ed Dirk's and Vat'a appearance, would hav* come round In the end. to do wtile the old folks were si ill srarch review panel of the Nation“Simple, my dear. I merely took lha same spontaneous tots Nikita Xhrurhchev are shown deer hunting tn the Crtr-s* dll’ * aliv e" he said . . . . . . ____ JK "** 'i*11* a ri’i j 'l 'T . the curtama dO«a • -.-»*«•*........ . i il-oiirpu 'oaleioais Society, exo g ln e mysterious meeting which r»»' gi*»i« ' ^ '«?.<«' which had greeted other pass'-n her appeased ~ “ I learned that my fa'hcr waa Uad the cord of my dreasing gown gers whoa* costume* had b e e n plained the significance of Dr. hroughout the Sovletlred bloc of Europe as well as In Western Hh# didn't know what to think about my middle, combed my hair striking or unusual. Aa thry en­ of that remark of hla, but ah* ro- Scottish and my mother Irish and Ircte*. Th* twro had been holding secret talks In Yugoslavia when bust's findings. down, pjit a band about It, and tered. Uruca had turned and looked minded herself It waa none of her that they met and married in they suddenly flew to Khrushchev'* villa at Yalta on Ihe Hlark Sea. "Th* information on the origin presto- a brilliant reproduction of at them; then abruptly ha had business. New York. I secured 'he copy nf Tito returned lo Belgrade evasive about the trip, fInternational! and nature of myelin la a firrta Human slave." ■ turned hla lock on them. He didn’t Directly alter dinner she went my birth certificate which indi­ rale scientific discovery, not nec“ You’d better hut nr nnd come In Join Iti the friendly laughter or the up lo are how Mra Fealhrrston* cated I was the fifth child of Mr. ronrily because uf its relation tn for lint drink. Val * Dirk called. applause. was. but the door waa locked, till* and Mrs. James Joseph Kevin. * I C any disease, but because of the SIRA. !>. It. McKAY DIES “ Or Aunt May will have polished Dirk pushed har forward toward knocked end called, "May I earn* "I learned that two brothers U r T I C I O l J O y S off lha whole battle." TAMPA Mr*. D. It. McKay, | l« h* it throws on the way the their table. "Whet's the matter, In. Mrs Featherstone ? Ars yon “ Now Dirk, you hod boy. you my dear T You l o o k as though all right T“ nervous system it constructed," were named George and James, whose husband is s former pubknow I’ve had only on* Uny gtau, you’d seen a rIkmL Smile nlcaly at „ . , .. _ _ . D r . Dempsey said, "Of course I'm all right," her but could find no record of the well, maylw on* sod a half . . ." luher of Ihe Tampa Times and "Every piece of information th* ladle* and gentlemen." employer's vrdee answered Irrita­ third brother. I also learned that “ Or an* and litre* quarters, or was a four time mayor of la m p f, adds one more clue which fina'ly Val forced a smile, hut ahe was bly. "Oo away, Nurse. Him along my lister's name waa at leaat four," Dirk Interrupt*d, trembling as she sank down into and danre, dance, donee . . . Frances. I alto lea.m-'l that my LAKEI.AND uh— An official of died yesterday. rould be used in unraveling the err laughing. “ For heaven’a sake, th* chair th* steward was holding Val ranted the doorknob "Fleas* brothers and enter s e e placed in a major processing firm laysj [ r», MrKay w ii the eldest *lr* Proff™*' of multiple selero*:* harry, Val." out for her. "I'm —I suppose I’m let me come tn. Mrs Fes Ihe ratone. Ihp Irish Immigrants Horn*, Florida Ultra* Mulu.i; has he,:; daughter of Vavinn GuiU-rrcr, nn and similar disesaea of Ihe ten"I'm turning." •elf-conscious." Thera may he something 1 ran do , tral nervoua system." which nn longer eaisla." "too optimistic" in pri*e and use Mrs. Feather stun* was raising a "You haven't any need to be. I for you,” engineer who plotted Tampa's Some to scientist* altrnde! a glass nf champagne to tier lip*, but dun i flatier in. k if / earned that in bis search, Herbct'a best fon-cas'a for this s c •son "No, no, go a * ay I And don’t the glasa never rrached her lips applause. It's obvious our fellow- coma near me again loqlght I clue came from a cousin, ,h Hi lbert S Massey of Dade City Ybor City section and wa* a leader conference here, sponsored by the ___0 “ What on earth do you ihlrik passengers approve of you." don't want to see you." turned up in Huuston. riled the estimate of the U. S. |n bringing the cigar 'ndn.try to multiple sclerosis aonefy, a’ which your* doing in that costume, Thera was a pause. "1 ti.lnk I Val was still standing there, Dr. Lute presented election raleHe h .. reason to believe that Agrlrott.ira thri Tampa. Nura*?" sh* rapped out shsrply. understand," he said quietly. worried and undecided, when •th* roscope pictures. Magnified up to this season', orange rrop will be ■>ne of my brothers it in Canada." “ Dirk—Mr. Ilanton loaned m* "1—1 suppose I was allly to wear cabin steward ram* down th* pas­ f-ur mi1lion buses grate' than i.range, this season and the in- 100,000 time*, they showed huw his drrss suit." said Herbet. "He also believe* . your suit. I'crhapa It does make sage and paused. 91 million buses, .suitry should dispose of Inc targ- myelin is formed. Her studies “ Well, of all III*-" ' me a little conspicuous." “ 1 shouldn't worry a trout Aer that another brother Uvea in Rio were on animal tissue. a Is-ger carryover . f pro wi(hout 5Trfifu!ly “Com* now. Aunt May, don't "Nonn-nse! I/xifc around at any more tonight. Miss Alison. I'va da Janerio, Bratil." rl c.tiua Juice*. .. . . , , The Multiple Sclerosis Society ■poll it," Dlik interrupted eaally. *oma.of the other*. Dora It matter Just taken her In a second D>tU* Robert Whit*, mutual econoThe fruitless quest caused Herf i n -t ron ff|Ve „ f that addi called her discovery the most im­ “ It vaa I who insisted Val but row what owe person thinks? And then of champagne That should keep , r.i,unt of fruit selling 'or mlsl, said in et'linitew Increase portant advance in the fight my tails I eald shad look wonder­ It may be because they are Jeal­ Arr happy for the ttmr being any­ het. married and the father of ful in them, and she does, doesn't ou show." lie lowered one eyelid In n three, lo switch lob. in despera- tk,P rart,r price." Manor *a-l .t hi national income played a big against the disease in 125 yean. ahe?" lion, to stand ip a big airport and , mealing of Mutua.'c directorsl'*rt n the cooperative s oplimiaShe tried to misinterpret hla re- wink. Tliers was a pause. Dirk's hand, mark. peer hopefully Into farei. ln ( M advisory com m lt'r- *1 forreast. (To Be ConlmotJ) Mickey Mantle lad th* N*w O IK1, Mays!* (-.tig. fU|>«laUd bg per.iikaUa of Atslua Hooka. DUIrlbutcl by K in g Ftilntn Irsdkate " I ’m getting myielf a big metal don’t want to see growers bolding Meanwhile J. C.btrickland of pm with the nama Kevin printed back for IMS or (2per bog. and the American National GroweiaYork Yankee* in nine depart hatting on It,” aald Herbet. " I ’ll w»ar it'h a ve It break hick lo a dnllir." -a;d Flctida grapefruit ta telling merits during 1054 — Just in cast some of th* people Massey, a director, is » vie*, in Rotterlsm for br.veen O .i! s>frags, home rani, runs batted coming Into the airport will spot president of Tasco Packing Co. -ml 13 M a ha’f box. compared to in, runs score*), total bases, haait and hav* some astocidlon with Mutual had predicted gru.vrr* j top of At.13 for v fjll box of •a on balls, strikeout* and stolen i h(M*S. the name. You never eaa tell." should get good prices for their J Rest Indian grape'rolt. T *4 | : “■ T u cii, pleats, ruffles, and puff* td sleeves a n n vary feminine.' And th**- trimmings on pretty cot-1 ton dresses and blouses no longer present an Ironing problem. "( A new electric ruffle in n help* do th* trick easily and la a * ' time at *1L Tba Iron has a tall I aland which fits ovar th* edga of th* Ironing board and a fabric dial which can be aet for the cor­ rect temperature. The fabric ran bo eased over the heated aluniD num Iron had and smoothed with, two hands when necessary HOT WATER BEAT * Steady gains In tba Installation of hot water heating systems In home* ire reported by the Plumb­ ing and Heating Industrie* Bu­ reau. In the first six month* of thla year. B0.TI5 cast Iron heating boilers were shipped by mamifac* Hirer*, rompared with TB.45T In the corresponding period of 1955, Citrus Mutual Mirth! 'Too Optimistic' Tree Is Born Ry Al.nr.RT I.UMIAY FARM FOIIESTER Cundcn-a-d from an article by L. T. Pendant* — Marketing Specialist What could be more in air:tie, more serene Hum a filature tree, standing silently in the forest; grown and rlpcnwl by (iod'a kind hand, awaiting the an- and man's thousand needs? Yet. «- iually lovply is a lender yuung tree, free with [promise, adding | ci-rtainly In man's hope* and rtn-ain* throughout Ihe coming year*. / Th!* atnry fl» about pine tree* j —young, baby pine trees and how j these trees will make you money. Tire standard nursery practice In a Florida Slate Pine Tree Nursescry is to plant pin* seed o n 1 beds four fe d apart with water furrows between beds. The se.-.|* are sown on Hit- brd* in rows J inches apart, 20 seeds to t-atli 12 inches of row space. After the sped Ire sown In the f AUl KMOV, puli his '.OO-imur I Kun,|K-an bni-sn N ar. Ham. drill they are nrulched with a tlitouKli Id* [laces In Llbertyvllle. Ill. only a abort tune betor* Ihe Inin layer nf pine straw; thin animal clawed xih! bil him to death, la-mery was training four bc..ta enough that, llm hrtl ran be seen for television appearance* when liana turned on him before the through the straw. Ik>-r sifleet *a»<- of his fiancee. Shiitey Hodilgurr. 33 The woman beat An overhead sprinkler Irrigation the liear with a stick and Died to distract hhn with *i#ar until a system rontrols moisture condi­ neighbor slrnt the beast t-finery died on the way to tha hospital. tions and Instirra maximum seed germination. Pine seed are planted In ihe North llak"U Is one of ih* fit* nursery in 'larch, harvested In original members of |hr North Dcremher, January, and Febru­ Central Intrrrollrglalr Confer­ ary. One acre of nursery pro­ ence, nr go mirtl late In 1921. duces fen.nOO to 900,000 seedlings International accord hll* a new An Ideal pine seed tree is one high this fall when it comes lo standing out in the open In itself fashion. If nothing else, so that its lateral branching Is On both sides of Ihe Atlantic heavy and its height not loo designer* agree that ladles should i;rea. A pine so situated, receiv­ look like ladles once more, that ing an abundance uf sunlight, is frmliinlty and rb-ganre should go a heavy seed produrer. hind In hand and that costumes The period for harvesting cones (or after dirk should to- important is during Hie test half nf Sep. and rlahoroate. ternber through Ihe first week In The trend is toward rich satin-, Or tuber. and brocades, delicate embroide­ "III ih liver cal In order, Although there are approxi­ Froirn reads tor y e a r mately 122 million trees grown ry. Jeweled and beaded trimmings, frretrr this week. earh year. 75 mlllon of these are In tike manner nf the ‘ ‘ mauve de­ produced In Florida Forest Scrv* rid e ", riirrrntly recalled tn high lie nursrrirs and 42 million by fashion hy universal lntere«t in rival* industry, there seems to Ihe modes and manners of 1912 From Parts to Lov Angeles the e rarely ever rnough to fill all lecting is the same it’s a time to orders. Several of our pulp mllti fur he feminine and dresa In the Pig Pork i hoi# a* half > nlsn free trees lo farmers under teeth. 23* Ik certain stipulations. Thirty members of the Notre Trees are planted usually H\S R e a l I'oualry Ratoked feet or flxin ieet. requiring oao Dame football tram ant of Irish and 77* tree* to the acre respect­ descent. Mintage li e Ik ively. When trees are purchased out­ shortage of pine tree seedlings right from Ihe Slate Nursery to make your plant now. " r » 111 pick up your beef they cost 1100 per i.WM f. n. b. For more information see Al­ or pork, kill, age, pkg. the nursery. bert l-unday, Farm Forester, frees* and deliver back la Remember there la always a 1122 West Central Ave., Orlando. y o u for *e lb. d rewed nelg hi. Trend In Fashion Is To Elegance SPECIA L BABY BEEF SALE SIDES HINDS B *<rr 37c lb. 39c lb. It costs each American only 42 pennies a year for the United Nations— WorldWar II cost each American almost 1000 times that much a year! T h it It th* U th A n n lv m a ry o f th* U N - t h « U t h Anniversary af m an'* first com plttaly organlztd M arch far paaca Nrvlirtrlr hat ever said ilui lie tot sure ihe I’niied Naiionx will prevent » war. lint ihrn, nobiMly tier said he vtai sure 3 ruir fur cancer (Onld lie found. The fight for a enre for vm mutt gn nn.juvt jv ihr hj;lif fur i eute lor cancer must j;u on. The United Nations i> now II )rai» uld. With ca.h passing ye»r it hai gained the aiipport of more and mote people. In fart, a recent survey chnwa that only 7% of ihe American jvcople arr for (fnilting the United Nation*. The trvi Iwlicve, and right, fully so, dot we can never find lasling pence nnh-cv'wc 1-xA fur i l , . , unless we wmli for it. Alavve, vova coimicd 12 penniea. T loi’a wlul ihr I N nkvit each American per vear. I.ool at just a few n( the tilings that your 1*Y ii Imying. 1. The I N Children'* Fuml (UNICF.F) lot helped organirc health campaign! dial examined' 100,000,000 childtcn in count ties, and vaciinaled 75,fMW,(MK) children .i-aiiivl luliciculusis. , Membership in the ten Specialired Agentiev is helping to provide more food, better hexftfc and education for millionfl of people, and to biing aloul world cooperation on luch mauert M aviation, communication!, weather, and tha peaceful uiee of atomic energy. 3. The IW ha« helped lo product peaceful •eitlement* in • Iran, Indonesia, Kashmir and Palestine, any One of which rould have led to Wotld War HI. 4. The Uniied Nadon* provide! technical assiiiance to 78 countries. Ii worts lo eliminate sicLneit, irrigate deserts, and increase food production, lhcrel»y inting constructive action for peace. 5. The Cniled Nation! is the greatest loud-spealer its the woild. We anil other fire nations can use this Inud-vpealrr constantly, to tell the (tilth, to show up and probe Com­ munist fallacies, and ultimately help tlevelop a common worldwide «enve of justice, the only basis for true and enduring peace. Ry attacking some of the underlying causes ol war—Aaitg/r, pororf* and r/ivnv/—the United Nation* i« helping prevent war. At eveiy op|*oMiinily, supjKiti the United Nations. You sup|>ort it l»cst hy knowing wlul it'» doing—and by letting others know wluf il*s doing. A heller understanding of the United Nations means a better chance of peace for the world! (‘0)11*1.KTK STOCK SHOTGUN SHELLS .Rd 22 RIFLE CARTRIDGES Refineries Station 1.1th & Park CALL J ilt SANFORD WHOLESALE MEAT Jofcany CarUsa, aw ar The United Nations works for you The United States Committee fo r the United N ations •Matos' are— laoH— whava ibakskas I* a fg tla«a4 MMMiRy by M* lausMry *4 MM# “ WE GUARANTEE TO H.KA8K YOU". KATMMM HALT, II, of lyw, N .T , Is ovtrcoroo with Joy aftsr buying a block of World Stria* ticket*. She stood eat Una foe houra along with other faith* ful fane In purchase ticket* to too their favorite Dodgers play the Yank*** bi the Series opence at Ebbota Field, flnffrwaliowalf ■> S16 ilal St.i vN.W.| Wadiington C, D. G — �fl *»*d Shop and Save S to In Sanford t v INDEPENDENT iv n P D w n v v T m i l v vNEWSPAPER r w u D iD p n AN DAILY SANFORD. FLORIDA W fttalb A xeoclntffl ? ”o “ n S e w a g e For Residents HOAII tOMMITTF.R MKMDRRS of the (h .m W of Commfrrr Ati»«( inn * r%u».4 in ihpm Itv tW inrnttjtrthf p. Show n with the piipei U M .m J r . of tn. p.nri ar*. in Edition «Po Bym 1 Arthur PowTr. r T j O. Lind, and S.m u.l M. Dempster, (Staff rhoje) .rrrr n. * Jofll MJFHi t(*r w no (left to right) lUrry Hunter. - | _________________________ DeBarySays N o iieriong'svisit Recalls To Writer Similar Incident To Incorporation DF. BAKY— Road* ait ususlly By MBA. MARIAN JONES 'connecting Hull towns In OV IE D O - !U v« you ever lak- n<1 Rlry , o jd , tould , p:jt ,he town cn dictation from n Goucre nT . . . .. I was reminded of the fact Mon- ln lw,,‘ »h"-«M »b« C " f Z ,.r o ,day afternoon ai I looked up into *T';P»** ’ the smiling fare of our Imminent yl' ,rh T ‘ . r , nfr>hi nn c , j . ! t ,r!omr vtneed that our mad problems ran S T S S S T * I V K ? ' J S - •*-“*“> ->> *» M« Simplicity Speed. Accuracy Voting Machine Features may hello. He was acrompanled 'ration on hi* rounds of our rommtmiiy '****• nishi. al a closed meet in* kv > u I - In the civic auditorium. written ny j . m. Lee. nuestioni fmm William Lull. F.R • fWmpRcily, ipced and a. cur^ kI l l U iLjjT o f f . Hallantvne. R. fl. P»*e and other* a ry -b olh in operation and tabum « ^ ihJ hhM rrT u h,d ^ t wquesteJ information a* lo the l» n «i " f result,are outstanding dal from Lee.burg. He had not am'omjt of # b(md (or mortMt<. feature*of the newly installed b<ten a congre»»m»n very mng* againat the lo»n of Ur llary t which Shnup Volin* Machine* that are lie was •fh'dulwl t o w o u l d he primarily required; trim 'o be U»rd in ...me of the Semifore the Oviedo Woman • t lub wou]|, ^ |MfUcd for drainage nole Count* precincts for the rimt and I was delegated to eater hat >j#n|| ,|rrid). bultt: Iho up- timr in thl* yc.ir's general elec•petch. herp of rxUtiftf but foully roitl* Uon«, The Si minute County Chvmfief A 1 jljjj1* uriyi in ihi? villa^i’ the coil of Votinu machine* wctc umhI in o f Commerce Coffee ctnh will speech of «ueh a porunalHy . a (hj, lu |t*0*o who have already larger Seminole County prcclncta meet tomorrow tnornin: at *he Chamber o f Comer*** for Pa monthly grt-to grthcr, CofC Coffee Club Gathers Tomorrow .«e„r** w . i : Mtmftj r^"nnere n'tnat ting moncf njw7 Wt"1 h* ‘ 1,7 W1” wr commenced wtlh_ if “ b* rk lf *e litrorporate?’* que« and »h«klngly ...... _____ i . ,r"' tl,,w 'lulrh a b ,r wt would Im able in di-cipher'hem ,'lfB , mdd n m e n lu Ihme who r n . r h-sr.i thw LTp<m twir relurn, wr phone *•» ‘ h* wanting ihe *peert.-and we had not even had a chance U» take uur . , *1*^,!! Cn i«Ct» u n» lruver 8 ” *1 off c * note 1 . ... Plea* rieasa^ ,7*^ ‘ b " l* ? note.. — — your note*, nu *•* .lUlle a )oo —the *peech being quite lengthy —and wo aecrelly gloaled over the fact that we were not on thr |,* u, "r ‘0r ,hr loiigri w ill election official, wreari„ rrr„ in a great .art of the „ rtmnl md.vldual paper ballot to w n ............. «ole. far Into the n>gh< and Ihe ||obert ||oj Hotart ,,o f‘ UH,r , Pokr “ f " , e , /ollowto« or *ven ,f 17 U I on * thousand which ha* j recount* an- required Ju*t been levied on all homoownOn ihe Shoup Voting Machine*, cr* In the De Bary di*lrict and the *o'r total cast for each ranstate.1, “ Thl* i* a la* for paving dklalr ia aidomatically ubulatrd oor <nd *-yi be used for that on counter* immcdiatrly beneath purpose. Thai tax mu*t be paid, hi* name. Final result* ran be Why go lo Ihe expenseof Inenr , ead by official* directly from porallon n o w f Later, Hofsietler he fa of Ihe machine a* soon a* ,* h . “ r. our next assignment—that of co ering Claude I epper * talk- Ihen ^Senator I epper. lt.ipse.1 Into the Oviedo Drug Store to purchase a new notebook anJ pencil. We slimpse*! at a rear table at two rival reporter* rtptlblr to the county, ih»t me n* must shoulder the burden, a* an Incorporated town, of bullding mile* of road according lo specif|c l ||on*, *o that everyone here *j|| have an equal deal. How mu- h lh l, t . f / «lni*ornia in n . Chairman Hunter said hr iiuln i V , ' L r„ R n.a.t a dial'telenTUMte'. N'w “ fi'y «UI voices be able to ■ait ,t,eir hatlol* in quick order, but e:, ition rel rn. .id Im available jflr r (y.e pn||t , i 0 ,0 x<) “r - ■ "* r K ' ? melul while ihe elec|10tl j, ,n prngrrts When Volin* l( con.pie ____ corn pin rd. the iolal* nro hrm.irin ■D ima View b. raiaimr Xingle i f s.lde No voter need worry about hi* (Continued on 1‘Sttt fw o) _____________ \ Z X X X X X , ; : : : . A C L Safety Group ......«■ Convenes Tonight of Ihe funny cp(*o.ie« of the even- prr ml,p , .>Thi.n ,( |hr nr.A At *title foa*t lane, J.-rk J 1**; r.ia>J» will average from ITAoo >u •*nville* l» tri t, Safety Commit t.ur>otit ihtii u »i ho ,oqo a mile *e muit immrdiato- ^ «ill ni*et lotiUM in thr ^ *f,CJ j a w thl ■il* I) asiume a village debt of over sembly roi.tn of the ACL passingof knives and fork*. Thai is a ueO.OOQ plu* the co*f« of Incorp er -tation at 7 p m. very uruallsfactory way lo eat ,| icricd Unf.trttir Special in*lnieiion* in fir.l aid fried cbirkon tn my estimation Harry Krug slated that lie and will he a *peri*l feature o f lie Shortly oneof the official* of other* wnrVd foe coning last yr*r meeting a-rordinu In L A \r ftic Lion* Clubftued amciiile-r (,mk*r the firm a**uriipimn that if derton, to.*] ACL uffi iai. hoc iur using In. kmir .m l lot* ,hf) did to, the C «| C would not Atlantic Coait Line i*r»onn#t. Immediately a loud clatter wa» miih incorporation as their next Iheir families and friends are heard—Ihe dropping of Ihe knives project. He reminded the audience invited *o attend the meeting, t Cunt toned uu * age •-**•« (fontinNed <*n Page Twoi .aid Anderson. D elivered B y « P . M. Call 18X1 B e fo re 7 P . M . F o r D tU vary " WEDNESDAY, 0CT0J1ER 21. l9o« The rmovated, eharmlnf club house at Seminole Raceway will be the vrene Thursday evenin* of ;ay feriivitici a* official* of the Racrua* hold open home ami *la*e a frre movie ihow for resi­ dent* of Seminole County, William R. Kemp, president of the Race*, ay. ha* extended a corUat invitation to the public to al­ lend ihis affair which will take place beginning at f p rn “ We want the people of Semi­ nole County lo see whit i* taking place nu! at Ihi* community cen­ ter. where in addition to racing programs and harries* horse train­ ing. there will l»e year ‘ round activitir* in a (pedicular fuhlon such as rallies, concert*, grand o!e opnrs, ami .dhrr even!* of Central Florida intereit," Kemp told Thr Herald. On Thursday’ * agenda are two showing* of a full rotor, sound movie of the fabutou* Harnbletonlan Stakes race at Goshen, N. Y, and thr equally famous l.ittle Brown Jug pacing event ai Dela­ ware, Ohio. Kemp *aid there «uuld he two showing* of the half-hour tong film, one at it and another at 9 Thi* film was pro­ duced and loaned to Seminole Karrway by the U. S Trotting As­ sociation. Guests o f ihr Karewiy will he feted to refreshments anti will get a ftr«l hsul look at ihe ground* and hear about plan* fer the fu­ ture of Ihis great sport* and rec­ reational center. Thi* film, which ha* won high mm men latum frnm group* which h u e already *een It. portrays ihe color and thrill iurr«unding after­ noon harness racing in setting* similar In lhal in which the apnit will take place at the Seminole track. IfYtvHwtMbNal Preen I.rirocd W ire Treatment Plant Issue Up Again Tonight To Attend Session The possibilities of solving the aewage treatment plant tsiuo grows more imminent as an ad­ journed meeting qf the Board of Sanford City Commissioner* was railed for tonight at 8 o'clock. Thr issue exploded Monday night when Wilson Holt, the city's fiscal agent, reported to the Board of Commissioners on Ihe prrsent fin­ ancial situation of the Water and Sewer program bonds in relation lo Ihe revenue being derived from (hr farilltiea. Apparently dropping at a *urprise was the remark by Sinford'a Mayor T. D. Scott, when, at tbo completion of Holt's report he said “ About all we can say now is Thank y iu ' and we'll see you in about si> months." Hop hjd suggested lo the Board of Commissioners that a “ commilment" he signed authorising hi* eompany, Goodbody and Co. lo •Urt a survey to “ dig out the ft* nance*" of the Utility Department Outcome of the survey tod study would, In all possibility, give tbo approximate date when a sewago treatment plant routd be pul under construction Tor Ihe city. City Manager Warren E. Knowles said thia morning that Ad Ber* knwlit, representing (he Main Board of Health, would also attend tonight'* meeting. Derkowlti spoke briefly In the Board of Commissioners Mon­ day night relative to the Stato Board of llealth'a position on iho mailer of complying with a re*, "billon by Ihe City of Sanford made in 1954 incorporating the aowago treatment plant construction with* In three years. It Is * i pec ted that a full five* man board wlU attend tonight's session of Q ly Commissioners in an effort to Work out the details Iowan! gaining approval and e » Utint, its ULCEIVLD for »qttadi*ti’» return to San font N*vut Air -Sinlto* i n b*tng atudlad by operation of the Mat* Board of VAII-5‘1 Conimnnlin* tlftteer. Comdr. Paul II. Spelt* Light i and Kr C-Illlva CM(leer, Comdr. Jmaph M. Tally Jr. Al.ove p . lur* token In ihe “ leady r-Kiin" ute-.rd ship immediately prior to thr squodrun'a Health ami In getting a financial study aed survey underway prepreturn to the Ranfuid NoVtil Air Station. (Offirlal t' S. Navy I'lmt, ) aratnry to the Issuance 0f bond* for the tewrsg* treatment plant mnslruellnn. I *CIthb11‘ 41 *0 ^ 1br i;'>f‘ acquaint ne**nirn wtlh thrfr otwcouirr neighbors, and In diseut* Informlily ttom. of intereit jo the tip tire group Coffee aril doughnuts are *erved during the brief half-hoar «es*lrwi. Immediately prior to the Coffc* (M r. a Club announcement, Chamber of Admissions Commerce President Clifford MeCharles R. Roltert* (Sanford) Klhben named rommiPee head* Mr*. Minnie Scott (l^ke Mary) for Ihe present fiscal year. Erna Wallen (Sanfimi) -Named in Ihe group are: A. f« Dlsi barge* Skinner, chairman « f the agneuL Jean Sharpe (Mims) l ire committee; Juhn Ivey, fim ocr. it inre; Andrevr Cnrraway. armed Ad mi*. Ion* forre*; David Oalehel, indu»trul; Eielle Ashtey tSanford) Gordon V. Frederick, tegDHllve 0*ear Tolar iSanford> end national affairs; Gordon Sweeney, membership; Robert l*aae King (Sanford) Kami, publicity and arkertiwr.g; Eitfllo Hatpvr (Geneva) Al Lee, waterway* an) tranipor. Scott Wonteney I Sanford I tation; Frank Mrbane, tourlat and Emily Thornton i Sanford) riuu ration; Douglas Sten»trom, Susan Stephan* (Sanford) education; Sonny Ponell, co-n* ItUehirgr* mrmai act h it lea; an>i J. Brailry Mary Sue Knloe I Sanford i OJham, road* committee. Visiting Hour.; Private Room,, il a. m. to 9 p. m ; Semi-Private Rooms. 1 to 4 p. m . 7 lo 9 p m. IVIlalrlc*. II a m In I p m, lUrrnU ®n<! ClramlpurnitA only: 1 Obstetrics, No vlsi'ing durina Annual “ Roil (.‘all'' night will feeding of babies. Private Rooms, lie observed tomorrow night at It a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p. m (he Hanford Elk’ s I-odge, accord- and 7 to fl p m ; Hemi Private iog to offirlal* o f 'he local frat- R.u.ms, 2 to 4 p, m an<l 7 I* 9 rrnal organisation. I p. rn Thr meeting, slated to start at 8 p, m will be prrreded h* ■ "free fee-F' which begins tl 1 M p m. Generally fair Ihroush Thur* Alt Elks wr* urgivt tn attend ■lap; low lontfht 55 KO the annual affair. Hospital Notes Elks Slate 'Roll C a ll' Tomorrow Weather Widening Of First St. Gets Underway This Morning Work u e i started this morning on Ihe widening of First St. from Myrtle to French Ave acenrting to (My Manager Warren E. gc mitales * Already, workmen me *»n the lob moving gutter* as well as tree*. Thi* *flcrn -on, a dragline wilt lie put int» operalion along Nanford'* main street leading Ir.vn Ihe business district to the French A*c. ihtougnaa/. White Construction C o, said Knowles, ia expected to be in San­ ford for the reptving o f P a r k •*>e a n d rti»t F:r*t Hi. on or toout N'uv. 12. Tlie .anlr.it* weie let hv Ihe Stite lload Board. Mnanwhilr. said the S«i,rord (Tty Manager there are possibi­ lities that a commitment from While Cons true lion Co. may bt * blamed for the wideninj o f Park VAH-5 Savage Sons Return To Home Port Heavy Attack Squadron Five Ibis week returned lo Hanford. The locally baiH unit hat com­ pleted a five month overseas de­ ployment to the Mediterranean. Relieved by VAH it, Hie “ Sav­ age Sons'’ were ba-cd al I'ort l.yautvy, Morocco and operated ronliniioti-Iy wljh Hie operating forte* of the I'nlled Stale* Sitlh Fleet. The squadron maiuleined ... , _ £ ^ m vS m I ‘ *' ,,jrtn« ,h* ,our 'A l l 5 psrtliu v ,n “ u* •n<l N'ATO ' Mrr*M ■•rgrxl of Ihrse wht.-h ni: dip*-r«lion Mluptaw aw land, vea and air unit*, of many nations simulate strikes and inanuevets When hot al »ea, the *lilp* visit­ ed many Mcdi'crram-an t»iri* which often -1 the crew i-pjuiltmi* ms in » lu visit such places a a Bar- f ceiona, Vaiencia, Naples, Gnwa, H.qstGN WILLIAM IKIM. ( annfa, Pi*a, Athena and Irianr,.,» Navy Farhangn Ofbub fieri of Hanford Naval Air SirsYAH 5 Comoumding o ffi er. lion replariog U ilg ) J. II tiha(' ndr Paul It. bpellr termed the pb,,, LJ-Mt, who I* returning to deployment sucreaaful hut fell privatet , n hotion, Mosa. that everyone was rcrtainly glad (Official I’hoto. U.S Navy) lo be bark. x ' ‘ X 'X The squadron i* now undergoing " " ^ a well devetvOil leave period hr . I l f IN IN f«*ie retuminc inlrn«tvr training r l l C W U K rtrl for the lime when it will again "* ll3 * I f a I * I / U j l he railed upon to deploy overseas. To Fill Exchange Parole Commission Officer's Post Fntign William P, lto*t. USSR, District Office _____ I *|| will sssitme stilt* at Navy F.xOpens In Titusville „,n„ r ,jf sanmrd iiav.i 1 aw which wmen attended eiienoea the me meeting meeung Vo so dlsruta oi»ru*t rotas, Ave Jriof^ln^th* reLrfaeine^orol KVKK1BODY HAD A CHANCE to apeak, talk, ask question a or 250 roads, incorporation, Ave. prior t« lb* resurfacing pro- voice hi* opinion al lest night’, DeBafy t h.mbar of Commerce r f...................... allied subject*. On* member is ahown at he spoke islanding . I closed meeting Phot* show* a gorUaa *1 4fca rigSU as* Lb* W o - rJ U*— -4( *** iiaC t NO. f W I A district office of Ihe Slnte Parole Commlsslnn which will verve M h Brevarl arvl Seminole Counties ha* been opened In THua- \|r siation. Oct. M. suerceding m ( j () j . || Shapiro, USNB, who |* r-turning lo private buslncis in Boston, Alas* Ens. Il«st report tri to Sanford Marvin Rm.-ntee of Daytona NAS from dutv j * Ship’ s Store OfR. ..,h wa nom'd -opervi- r with f „ , r aboard (be rrul . r. U. S. S. office* in the Judge 51, II Smi h Bremerton, Besides holding a Bachbuilding. ,-iur uf fciencc ilegriT in AcroBrowrlee will work closely with nautical Engineering from the Circuit Judge Vataar Carlton. He Alabama Polytechnic Inriilute, be will do pre-ientenee Inveriigallon Ifl ■ graduate or the Navy Officer's for ihe Florida Parole Commla- Candidate School, ant ihe Navy tloii and will supervise parolee* Supply Corpa School. Anigncri a* serretary lo Ihe of-a He It married lo the former fice ef nislrict Supervlior it Mrs. M lu Sar* Adam*. «>f Alexander ■O la. Ala. They reilA# ia Sanford. 3 Public Hearings Scheduled For First Commission Meet Three pubtle hearings s*er» scheduled for the first mreHng o f the lioani 0f Hanford U ly Commliaionera' meeting lu November according to action taken at Mon­ day night’a leiakm of |he Board. A re-toning recommendation by the Zoning and Planning Commil aion of the City was accepted with the re toning of an area in which the First Christian Church is nuw located, lu order to comply with pre»i-nl toning urd'nanrrs, il was recommended that lads 1, 2, 5 ami 4 of Bioek 5 San Lanla: hF* 1 through • uf Block 7. San Lanta; and Lott 1, ]. and 3 o f Block 13, Han Lsn'a; be re-tonal from an RI A lo so il l District In addition, the Hurd of Coin* misrioners threw Into a pubiia hearing the recommended re tuning the east one half of Block 8, Tier A, and Ihe West on r-itlf of Block X. Tier It, from an R-3 to a C-l District. This ia in the area where the Elk's ('tub I* now lo­ cated and where expan*ioo is contemplated. The re-toning would create a conforming me of tha property. Other Rents include | in the p-.hlie hearing will be the vacating of an (vast-watt alley Horn Cy­ press to French Ave and Ihe vacating an easement In Grove Manor and relocating it 20 feet to the north. “ A CHICKEN IN EVERY POT5 President Hnotcr borrowed this phra*e from Henry IV of Franca, Along with , 'Two care In every garage" it has be­ come part of America’s moat u*rd quotations. To rent that other garage, sell baby chicks, or do most anythipg, depend on Want Ada. Gall 1921 TODAY for your fait action Want Ad TUUUIlROW. Additional Local News On Page 2 h �•* .r v V;-.*‘ ; t ‘ ‘C ' -iw*- •• ■ .THE SANFORD HFRAtD Page 2, Wad.. Oct. 31 1056 Simplicity Rev. Stone Gives T a lk At District Church Session DeBary Only 48 Hours Left For Registering TO THE THilFTT MILLIONS WHO HELPED MAKE OUI 97th ANNIVERSARY A SUCCESS. . . (Continued From Fagt I) HUGE (Continued from Parr I) Ability to nprratr the Nhoup Vet* Hanford riliiani. qualified to that the Property Owner* A 'in ms Machine. lit \ertlra| type vole in the Nov. A local election, ballot duplii ite» the traditional Mrellnf at tht Chrlatlan Church which had worked on road improve* j have only II more huuri In which form to which voter* are accua- at DcLand yerlcrUy. the annual mcnl for years had itudied the lomnj. lattrad of tains a pencil, Orlando DUtrirt of the Chrlitian iltuation for a lon| lime and id- l<* r* , Cliureh •rl.rtnl (ha following o f­ viaed agelnvt xoning In that If the! Cllf Hrrk If. N. Siyer said - Mark Uarh N V naval*n,I Jr ak .V m n ... |o I,W mark ‘ “ *rr jn m frfl> "**** lide a l«V»r CTeveUnil Jr., mn.i* .,x » P,|ong , hc ficer* t« a c r v e the romins people working on It were tarccti- thU mornlni that Friday li the tof SteUon InlycriiUr, has hern’ v«hJiatal« of HUahoirr. >car: prr*ulrnt the Hev. William ful it might lead to th* neat atrpi |s .t day on which new voter* may * named chairman for Sanford of The voting machine I* literally K. Moore, mini-ter of the (k a li of Incorporation. rcri.lcr. LOW PRICED! A A * the annual llumccomlnc Law nothin* mote than a vot in* booth Chti*tlan Churrh; vtr*»r*.M*n Several membera laid that they T h ... ... *„» »•. •Breakfa.t Nov. 1 in DcLand. *<--; l~«rrr*l by electricity. The voter fl“ ! o f ^ 8 ' Hoard o f Sanford City Com ml. tcordinB to Krancli P. WhUehelr.l 'I*'1 ,MP» » •m»l1 Orlando Chrlitian Church; and reiidrnla who wanin' their optn- ilotll.r, with l.vo of llwm ronteil{president of the newly formed ‘ f * 1. t o / h u e the curtain! *errcta ry-treaturrr Mri. William lom known in a ilatement rrad-j,.,, wl(|l , wo rtndj j ltM for „ rh and activate the machine, lie li Pee pie* o f Dcl.Jitd. Melbourne Ine; "We do not want tncorporaj .S ir '.o n l,auycr< AuorUlInn. v_.lf tmw ready lo vote. was chn.icn av the jdare of the lion In He llary*' atnl that they The law hieakfavt thin would vljorujily usm fight jany ilao atmounerd momThe face of Ihe machine, whichi if a tirlnr. rrlrlin lln. in ....... nmiu convention neat year. ■'OHIO VlSOroimy n— such 'lirn . ..aa.^aSayer , ^ i i ,a . 1„I . . 1,thi* _ * I' In a I, LIa a M l a . 4 j - ft I L a I , hold* the ballot, ii acirnUficelly, To Ihe roll rail eight church*. movement by the (load* Commitnhwntta ballola for "the ra liable I Ph,.fuh*r .1 m tv . „r ! tillewi and expertly lighted for re* tended and reported theirlee or Ihe Cham her of Commerce. !*f*l eletioo are now avail • library . , , u * - * i_ ifc a k .n i.' n'wwintum rea luhility. After pull progreia and fulure plana, "The At IhU point Arthur Lambert wai **,h l,1# la,t (or alm' nice , ahurg which a a *j. ^ ». . , i ji.a I I at ''" '('M SI' >*»’ I jr J 'P«f*r*'dlal l 1 I I | ■ 1 1 11 ■ I Year fit the Minalry" theme was »i,.n Tfcni |t|J. rT k7.? i ‘I"K "P ,hp |**wi P"*1*' aikrd to givehis opinion of a ■ »-1 ‘ otlng Ml for Nov. a. I ' 1/i 1 *' u «J7 . and local local Patter I’*.tor Perry Perry lotion lotionofof the the problem. Lambert oins " il ' ■ i7.ka.ii. ■ layer lever on on Ihe the right light *ide tide ooff the Ihe ms-1 m . followed and ' rhine tlr voter m*'i« hi* h.illot I. Stone made a talk on "Kdu- Mated that it would he po.*ihle, T. V, Morton ■< I that le lud Uunit o f a law renter. by turning lever* next to the eating the Mtniitry." A fellow .hip with Ihe bh*>.ing of the Commit* been here only nine month, hul • " l u l r iporclie* at Ihe break- u.m ,.. „ f the candidate* and li- .upper w «. enjoyel by ISI dele- tinner., to divide the two Into thrre ! thit we tnu*t all a.aumr our duty •faat, If any. arr traditionally “ O ff! Illff galea. Tho Ortiee Chrlitian Church type* of road litoallqn.; pavr I a. eltlrrn* and if u r *hmdd need the record'', the ma*ter o f eere* j n „ rj rr |U prevent any unjnten- choir, whlrh ha. been on televl* road* acirptable lothe county,! further enllilitenmen' on our civic , monies will introduce prominent j ermr on Ihe part of the kion. *ang "Neml Out Thy Light." .trrrta already builthy the ow n -' problem* he would gladl* "b o a - gue.tj. fhoto «l tho «p» a^e**| voter and to o**ure him that T. Howard oden. Ocala, told of era and lho*e withdirt or aanI ; tniv*ionar> " We.trv Kaaikamp SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR HUPER-RIGHT* FULLY COOKED 'Sabir are evikMed l.» incimlr l>r. ,|P wrr„ rAtrly npvrated the Ihe pi(ana to ratahluh in new ehurrhea only. The latter ntuld group them- urged modrrAti»n ami dltcrrtion in J Ollir Bdmunli. prcadepl Of r o r m < | „ r„ , » large ' X '’ ap In Klnrhla in a thrre year period. »e|ve» anto a divlrirl amt with the dealing with our town'* problem*. j ’ She univcrtlty; l>ean II. L. ‘ -Toir |H.*r» lictido the name of rath e At the coiKlutUin of the evening Sunford rrpre.entaOvea at tho vote of the maiorlly of qualified mreOnu mrludedt Mr. an.1 Mr*. homrowm-r*, a**eta their ili* t r ir t 1the roadi committee wa* thanked - -W- > ■ : {.dale a. Ih . ... "Chief J iu tlr r of the f l e i i l i Su made. It* effort* hut firm ly invlnietO. I). I-an.lirtc, Mr. and Mr*. W for Ihclr oan itrect*. with eo (or riioine Court K. H a rm Orew; J. Ilrluridng Ihe red *witrh lo It* II Young, Mr*. 0. T. I'earaon, burden of furlher ilreet lax*1* Thi* ed thaf their rerommondatlon be iilatru-e Larunhy. provident of lh« original i-oiillnn regi.lrt* not adopted at thi* time S W I F T S P R E M IU M F A N C Y S L IC E D Ihn Mr*. V. H- (ir.ntluitu, Mr*. F. L mrl with tmaninimi* approval . ’ Florida liar, Kenntlh It Slier- vote and llirn o|ieni the riirlain.. Kllatl, M>*. W. 0. Thornton, Mia. •*ou»e, e»ec dive director of the The voting lever* and " X " »>m (it-orgo Fwan, Mr*. Chari** It. 3Florida liar; Former Ooventrr Ilirn tark liefore the .urtaln (iiieme, Mr*. W» F, Yeiley, Mr*. *Doyle K. f'airMofi, II. II* Hi skin» fI|M.n, j,0 emc Iml Ilie ptrian U>*tvr Tharp, ami Mr. ami Mr*. ..Clearwater; Paul llaymmd and v((,ln(I raI| , tc hnw ho r|, ( Perry 1. Slone. ' ! Lcw|a II. Tribtdr, former dean. ,ll§ ■tile a lit; ptn 49 rdil laol aom • rtL T K IM tIP IIT Y O U N G T E N D E R S L IC E D the Collage of Law; Judge A. 0 , ' 0 „ lPr fp, tuiei ,tf 1tir machine (intend el Beef Round Steak fer Ground M cal- 'Cleveland Named •Sanford Chairman •For Law Breakfast F'S FRESH INSTANT m l C O FFEE l 2*0Z JAR ANNIVERSARY 1U30 - 1000 N p 5*>- Frtcr.bu rg , arul Karl ft. Mch- „|„.r - |0 IIC tnccham ral rherka H p r l A l l f l . otaon, Pnlalka. which provrnt prevent llio voter from vut- l l w M w I I J p s Soyc money by tiling Out-of atwte early rcicrvst.on* mg (or Innrs ,andtd*k’» than ate Include Horace CulbrrUon. Lewi*. |„ |,e elected to any one office, Ion, Fa.; John Frederick Slono, *„,) the ability to correct orrou Montpelier, Vt , ami J. Tom hm.;h befmu Die Vide la rtcOplul. . of Detroit. I ho u*o of the Shuup Voting .Student, nl Hie College o f L w Machine at.urr* tho voter that • in St. retcr*hurg ate expected to hi. ballot I* accurately recorded ho reprc.ented by a large dele-'an d llud hi* selection o f cindi*;gallon. date* la known only to him. JJ Homecoming aetivilirx at Slot‘ *on open with an alumin dinner {* 1 )0 O r P t / h n u n d ^ ^FfM ay and continue through Satv 'j ^urday with a parade, alumni con* A rfi In P r e - S e a S O n * Vocation, football game and aerie. * :«f op«n houic*. J1 ! W Baneless BEEF STEW (Continued Kimn Page 11 and fork* hy lha other*. Than they enjovrd the Itamiucl, eating fill*I ihlckcn in Ihn h ot tiyle with the finger.. We admit that Lmily Pint may nut agree with u. thcry. Who care.? At wu ilarDd to leave the Sen­ ator e*ked us which paper we re. pie.ented. Here wa. where our fun came in. After revealing our identity, we turned and introduced him to our competitor*, who were right behind u. in lineWera they amaied. They did nut even know I knew their idenli* LONtJWOOD— A fnlal of COO greyhiiund. arn .Inlril la lake (mrl ty, anil w a. I Ihkledl Our Senior Henatur now, Site*, in pre-inaion *ihoulitig rare. o|*rrilriM Mnnday, Oct. 19, at tha aanl L. Holland, wa. next on our calendar o f event., ffa wa. al.e Han Bird-Orlando Kennel Club. The school rvimta will Im hell a *peeker el the Linn. Club. Imagine our surprise when he nightly, rare pi Sunday, fur two week, prior to Hin atnrt nf Urn came hi to *jy hello prior lo the rrgular *ea.im no Tur.day, Nov. limn for Ihe banquet. After we were all acalud Sen­ 13 Hating ti«creUry II. Wil­ liam .on will leave a record M ator Holland changed hi* tuple Inpfliglit krnnrlt to phk from at fur Ihe evening. I nrtairdy admued*^, lot .e licit greyhound* for eompell- him lo hi> able lo tpea'i *u fluent­ lion during what pmtuUc* to bn ly a fiir changing hi. tuple. After Ihn (meet racing meet in track wu had aludied and drilled fur day* oil nui for auch an uciation, hi*lory. The veteran race maker will wu would have been ready In culrla .iify .cure* o f fleet grey, lap*.* tl we had had lo change— hounds In tha vaisou* grades, A ennb lea. of hit oan volition. Hu was very eaty to follow end to L, arrmding to their parfurmlo take down m> dictation..lie told anrr* In Ihe ichooling rvenl. Rchootlng will »tart et T:S0 p u. many interfiling event* of Ihe * Schooling Races Z f iik s id k n t a s k f m t o m b* 1 sit*NATL DIMAhiLII AHF-A Z TALf.AHAM.SLK ( A P )-F r .il• slant KUeohower ha. Iwen a.k.d ' 4« davlfnat* a. a ditiutar ate* all Central nnd ffuuth Florid* *ou r.tlr* llunlnl by a recent alarm. 4<uv. Cellini made Ihe rcqueil ytklarday In an effort to ituutlfy caUlemi-o to tecrlve luaii* to feed ^ their liVrvWk. A.alatanca wa* rwnmmervlvd fur Martin, SI. lutcio, Indian iliv> . er, Orange, Quanta, and Itievard. Collin, tall he hail U-m ndviatd |M«turland. In tin * cuuntlia * were uurr water and werw not ex|MH-tMl to drain eff befora eold ! weather. IIHAT1IH TOTAL HJ MIAMI (AP) Dad* Count yV autumubilo urrliliut diulh* today totaled 117 citiial that uf all l.t*l year—with the death of a four year-old child who wa* killed in B hwadon collUlqn. Ku.aniii* Iteimell via* thrown f midi tha car by Hi* Impml. liar father, who wa* driving, w u aarl* ously Injured. Oliver uf the other car, 17-ycmrold llrurci Itullw.,|.ar)i, | wnt *h n m d with r.-ckte** rfiivlug. An accident iniClLnlur *a<d Gic Admlr.il w u a very goal (he boy * car veered |ptu tho path Ing Will lie tlagcd cm acliedule i|Mut. After rxphnatir-n all the opening night, Nov. 13. «f tha other machine. way- around a gout laugh w *. had by ell. Nuw wc (0 ’i.ldc.* v.e i r j well t.|M*riencvd In the FnngrtJkiQhal Ungi.ago and wid not fe «r our next epeatinter. a* The Sanford Herald RadioS TV Log •ml i Mm W IH IM tM k l *k i m ix mix A4t*nlui* Willi bad* Walk Ml .1. Mni*r|i'<H m r .x iiu Kan* Wi*kMr-gperl* Juti* iD lr S-W* <i]a * I-. TIi* Fit* Owl* 1iff If)* ..•it Atiliur iludfMr UhfW TIi* r'.fli»t* Tim UlllluMlr* t l) Wnlli. i.ltr A i* ni t labia l.ga l i t u*t A i>*tm lit. fainf Film F*l# Vuit ,\t* Tint* • -.<1 lif a Ilk .tag l-tumli *»'l lo t Maiit .s>** liM'ori iD iturl.r* lluuii.uk> in«ii-wif T III 11*11.Y MlltlM.XU l i . * elan on ( i t ! K«w *• VV«»lh*r Tifa Th* atui*iii( llhow 1:0* C a iiltlt K*nc«in* fioo Till* l-»n.t DC Oui* Illf II .aiiatala* nA kb . »».lo tail* Film m Hat* H ina* Ik i| fiitw Vtll.nl i^ ir I » ■ » • uf Lift till. e**r<l< lor Tawtlluw li t ! UulUlve U f lit MTMIMIOV . I f iff K**. i 11:1* Flaml l.'i* A li* rnunttd •II I f “Aa Hi* llortli Turn*" li ft kill,' till a IUiiuXi .If VDWtl* fklatal ' L f t Th* III* I'ayot. )i:»a '{(:«* * 1:1* ‘ Mlm F*r* lilt M M .V U , (iia e»*T*i niurm S If Tiit t:<1gf Nleht . i f f llr.,w.ln* Arnun* IVMh m i n t W illill.lt J4I iakilXVII.i l. t iia x x i:|. < « in v a f t tin Britt* w i.iim - t i f f ( i f f It***tt f i t . Ili'IIE ll» * I.ll-S « * » * :t f \VirT I.-it t)li t:rk ’ t i f f Arthur i|ini(i*v . (|M .||* * * on ' I II 3 !(:ft Slfi-’ f •aJS’ I? a 1 ltl. M llitf * itiia 1 4 lll 2 «:*» T:*f ii*# .ft* M«n i '.i IIk I V K Hit*) Hunt llayuklotn Ntllrtil Comm l***rh V«lt*r H*>* Th* ailllluaair* lliffl1*puM f..4 I'*ul, Mary p»t* Lai* Hliaw p>«* a *<> " " K 'lb U Taat IMitim 0«m| llnralri rapr K**r*ra* Of All Thi*!* . Vila (Jagfrrr /^ ~ ~ i ii, S 11; ;__ t r| * X I1** link V r*,.f*k l«:U lu ll) I t ..* ill tlili iii1ft;*• Milk* II lllclt \ *n*.n t.*uv a n ui i n* inch Far tsnarruM Uiti<iUe l.f(hl i I l lu k . Ilt p i'l I M « I h I I ii A ID l 'aUnltil Ai 11 a IV . 1 1n Turn* Due .In* tUoaih* f IuU«*|i* i If .,»* III* I'ttulf II* II ih I'oaky !.»• loitM .r l**V .Inim >ilV i l l ltd** ti niaht I II Darn llaui* 1:11 W I .......................... 111*1 MI DI » i:| l.» W|:itki;*M v . trtl;H>«kiiT !.*# Th* Miylhm Ilnur * :« * f ill VVctM A l H I* T w l l g h t NnMgt lA IA D U «.»* *P*M* I look *11 Uutl* Al ItaUgon. 7 o* DrlDDa On A Cl T ill fiat I** tliU F r lr n III* V lu t lc I» • H4» -*nn>w K‘ rM IMMI I va N lrVlIr lnifrutnrnt;.! TL** I& r»>lit fti liiMir At Hum* U ltli >lutk Nftti il;eo Off T III IIill %V ifOa HIrf» f‘n i 54 t i l l I ii luwn llreeVria Newt U’ggiefn J«t|ilinrti Mf Hi live tl f1;ill Tai Krug IVuf lit Nr- tt* At a Ola nr# tin IU n ,i"»r Tlfna IVnfill At Nina First Cub Scout Pack Meet Of Year Tomorrow Night m K iX * I :** 1:1. .8* 1” J :l* 1:14 lia r N.w* iU 'u li )i«r K*u* tl *farIt J*ul. far ilt •> f-iiiir Iti' "fii I ' n t i i A 32 ui. Jar .U F Ol'H FINEST qUALfTY M b^C an. SUGARED Donuts 19c Box Of 1 Nu. J Can 12 _Q T . Jan e P ark er U io n rla le SOAP 2 ?r WESSON OIL 59c S O IIKINX TOMATO ADIAI I. STIVINIOM, IDmorratlc Fmldculi.it nuinlnce, t* |iirnnleit with a t>cuce I'ij e on Mt arrival in Tulw, ukla. At DU i* tMilumon 2ith, a Sanunuie lr.ui.in, and at right, Jlmalce Uurtun, a Cherokee, blavriuun raid that p>..i c wax the •'uvtrridtng Ittuc'' of tha (lay. Its uUo raid that If it 1. to he achieved an end mutt he |iut lo th* KLrrlioAcr.Duller |Aillcy of "hlulpng true cntHlIca, hwaitlng tunur frlciul. on.l in', leading licople litre at home.’’ (fcl. rnsl iuly 9 r PICKLES23CANS 25c P U 26c Cnopped 13 OZ. CAN 33c Beef NORTHERN U REAU FAST C EREAL 2S 0 2 . Cream of Wheet 35c Delicious IC I CREi 2 for 35c TOWELS ^ 4 3 C C ri'*lnifinl I I Og. H o llis K ElC H IJP w iLsoN -s -n ip M King 5 ' r *5 OZ. JAR H E IN Z K O S H E R IIKI.XX VHCKTAIll.E L aT R e 6 FOR POOD DHL CAKE UT. HEINZ STRAINED 8ARY CHIFFON * BARS FOR COOKING & SALADS LQ , Ctn. O t C 1 / Gel. /2 YORK OR JONATHAN 4 LH. RAG A P P LES 35c LUl'IOUK FIRM I1IPE BANANAS 10c FRESH GREEN CABBAGE Pill PIOHTIIS do what th.y can to (tarn th* foreil fire raging through tha Arrowhead tfctlon r l tha Han Itcrn.rdino mountain*. More than 1,400 votunt.era have been failed uiL Th* conflagration wa. . ‘.atlcd when e Jet plan* crashed on * hill. (fnlarnational) General Insurance N U. JAMES GUT AGENCY grli«li.aii fj.iD 'C . i it* ..kf.Ti >t.ri f*ID a*l*lHU •CONtaK *11 SI3 KAHT FIRST STREET m m nii Yl S 1 H M - H T U H M f 'Stff ~75« PHONE 7* II. JAMES GUT JAMES U. GUT A *••*. at l o a i j i i r n i i wtBaiev_ 9 f* FICKLE FATHI SWKBT Jane P a rk er Clnnnntnn O r , Lb. 3c FRESH GREEN BEANS . Lb. 15c LONG GREEN Club N un. 8 ox. Pkg. Mild Cheese 20c Sweet Pickles 27c Apple Sauce 2-29c IVURV M-r [l.rre 2»h1 Tin lift* •DM ll.rn* ii _ f MMoitr IJ.*» World *1 K".m ' 11:11 llaill* F»riii Digr•( AAP M FllfiK f ‘tJT CIIKIIDAIt PERSONAL SIZE •*Fin H.i* Til If.* Club •SUPER-RIGHT WESTERN HEAVY CALVES ItlllfiH r HAIL NiMtl ll'clock club l.'-f •Cf CENTER SLICES STA FLO LIQUID • f>4 J"*r||,rf*§ I,|,#»*11* • iia VIi rjifii|f IlctalloM [!{ i.it* 85c Lb. 8 9 c Lb. 6 9 c Lb. P IN EA P P LE 2 4 3 c S TA R C H ' 19c BLEACH ««" 25* n> MAttiAv n. J i)\ i:s OVIKll(> The lirtl Cub Scou* pack im-i-tlng of Ihe year will he lu'ld T h n rad iy evening »t 7 r3tl p m. In the aihwd auitiiortupi. John Kvant, uihmaitcr. will hr In charge, with Mr». John (’ourter Jr., Den mother fur Den One | amt Mr*. W. C. Schumacher Den Mother fur lien Two pre>tiling over Ihe rcqxtliiii den* •kIts. Anyone mine.led D invitvd. COAST fit \ltli CIILHS III) AT KKV WEST (AIM-The Cua»t fiUuld hat frred the .It fixit hi tch nf Fort Mycr* yicht.man Frank Hartmann who tat contrntadly on Content K*>- fer five day*. The only man «l«>arl. Hart­ mann at firM icfu<rd ntfer* uf aid nml tried In fit-e the Dial him id f. A’riteniay hr tignalli'd fur aid nnd u Cu*it Huant lieat pull* I hi* yacht -.101) yard* ever rhe tend bottom to flevt it. It had blown un Content Kiy during high wind, hut week. ^ 49c Lb. 19c CUBSD STEAK HAIM ROUND STEAK A&F CRLSIIKD m. nightly with betwren 2A and ,oc,“ 1 K f o i n Uaihiu|ton. 3.’» qualifying >prints kchr.lulrd lo t, ln ,,d''Jil dealt with lw run off m rapid fin* ordrr .w |l * daughier. Buffering with a each pri'icamn card, Thu pobll- I" J daeh* licggi-'l ,iu^h*. t-\» is mvitc-d to watch these schooling t u ic l during a aueial functiuii nnd fled to an anti-room to real. race , free nf charge. Then- »hu found a aimtlar comWilliam-on icim nde fan* Hut the qualifying l e t * w ill he nm panion. Bhc romplelcly foigot lu off under official racing condi­ . i d the identity of her cumpan tion* and Hint ch* nipjor.* hip Inn am I aallird forth into a .lie greyhound* will t i c urlion a . well *u»*iuti uf her opinion uf aumc ax young dug* nnd other exper- u* ,llt’ evening’! event*, lanced running .lock. Imagine her cumlcinalion and Tho track1* fahiilou* tuw rl tb »unwf»e when her father, aeek'ng l.eiixo wun’l he iqmit for icluxil- l"'r • ntl'v "f ^1T welfare, t il­ ing, hut HuiiiTal Manager Jcri)' tfr,'di aying^'Tium) Lvuping Ad I'oilln* i« y . that tho grand open- ,|,lr^i N m ilr. » s! rT t y rtilV F U ffitt u u iJ n vtJtrf k'ytgfcv vd r v i r,ln frv^f rtiti-Jn . 4 5 * 1 u x - •SUPER-RIGHT WESTERN Ts »*•*! I#**i*i L|wwj Mk *4«■* Nf i t ***•«•I*«e4wn dwf|iii'{ I**114l«w*e leaf a*#*4•«•*|*a*e . -*1 • ***4 ta d F * - 4*4 • »*•*»«* » *• * f*« i w . F * M'.'M.i'HUBNww4week l»..wf Lr*e. »** w e *aa«a« ’e**t *4*M|»re* .HVt4***«i«4 wee**t m•*(t^s.wt •aA***« VM Nd I **f **t M *•#4*4 l-« 4 *m$«|»« a.i tf -*0 *.%*i **!*■>»***i*dat* Mdar«#»••*«f la*' »*. .....p-fh *.-*«».♦<>»****■aH |*|«f -jia( |»w*Jf4(i|4ii|*i4 te -| *1 |»*a**t#•«•*a*9► ea*Ieata«*l .«»*•r**l •e*W be. » * * *»*•# Itaefc, y M B AC O N L IV E R IIow to Get More Meats from Meat n|| u I A 49C i$ 1-2 9 Only • -4 CUCUM BERS 2 For 9C 100 % Pure Vegetable Shortening dexo3^b>i79c Price# In (hl« a4 effecHv* Ihrouirh Satur day, October 27. ores » • W df *14 CMM 300 MAGNOLIA AVE. .SANFORD �Ill W IN N -D IX I FOOD STO R ES FOOD HITS! QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVER .TICES GOOD THRU SAT., OCT. 27TH RICK FLAVORED VAC-PAK COFFEE IUMIT ONE WITH $5 OR MORE FOOD ORDER) IB "V -L & ' VAC PAK CAN A ll PURPOSE DETERGENT CRACKIN' GOOD White Arrow 2 >»• 491 Sugar Wafers Osage Peaches 2 49 Royal Gelatine 3 12 O z Pkg 4 oz Pkgj SOUTHERN 4 Lbs Net _ ‘ 25 19* STAR Reg. $3.98 Value r ■ ’ ■ EAI-KIIC EAT-RITE GR UK "A " A ”" QUICK U U IIA FROZEN PKV. EAT-RITE QUALITY Lower Beef Prices! H,ov^ wr B°~ CHICKEN BREASTS FLAVORFUL CHUCK ROAST “ 49' ROUND BONE SHOULDER ROA«T “ •55' SIRLOIN OR CLUB STEAKS “ 79* TENDER T-BONE STEAKS “ 89* FU LL CUT ROUND STEAKS “ 79* SHORT RIBS OF BEEF - 39' EAT-RITE HAMBURGER 3 $1.00 69 LB JRAWN SWIFT'S GR "A " QUICK FROZEN DRESSED & DRAWN FRO STUFFED READY TURKEYS 59 LB TO BAKE MILES CHESAPEAKE BAY 12-OZ TIN STANDARDS OYSTERS 79 HICKORY SWEET (DAYS FRESHER) SLICED BACON •49 FANCY A lt PURPOSE RED D a iry Dept APPLES 5 4 5 SUPf R6RAND FARM STYLE COTTAGE CHEESE MB CUP 2 5 c 8-OZ SHARP 3 9 c KRAFT S CRACKER BARREL r . s. v o . i CHEESE P O T A T O ES 10 « 25c 50 ........ $ 1.25 37c t-O Z MUD BAllARD OR 4 PILLSBURY BISCUITS EGGS cans IINSERT lO C A llY I 49c QOc BAKING APPLES 3 • 39* DIXIANA SLICED SNO WHITE NO HEAD OVER 35* CAULIFLOW ER Strawberries 15 Froz. Shrimp EXTRA FANCY QOSC OR BARTLETT ■I _ ■ Margarine nnrlCLOVERBLOOM TOILET SOAP NEW PINK FABULOUS BOUQUET 00TA80N PALMOLIVE LIQUID VEI. FAB 25 < 4 RIO BARS 27 < 2 BATH BARS 25 c 12-OZ 34c 6 t*” MORTONS APPLE, PEACH OR CHERRY F R U IT P IES A J LOE 3 1 c FOAMING CLEANSE* A-JAX GT 7 5 c 2 25 2035 REG c t c HANKIES BY HUDSON HUDSON 2 SO COUNT PKGs 31 LAUNDRY SOAP MARVELOUS NEW BLUE "BECAUSE" BOUQUET PALMOLIVE 00TA00N VEL DUTCH 0EANSER M0DESS >TOWELS PKO OP 12 3 9 c 2 ROUS 37c 17 c 2 BIO BARS 17 c LOB BAR I Q c LOE PKO 31c OT 75c 2 RIO BARS 19 c 29° Satin Finlih Table Napkint TOILET SOAP BIO BARS Pkg» DIXIANA FROZEN FRESH CASHMERE 2 4 2 8 19 9Marine ^ 31 Yellow Squash 2 TOILET SOAP BATH BARS Orange Juice 2 > 35 CASHMERE 2 2 rii> MINUTE MAID PEARS PARKAYOR A ll SWEET 4 PAN.REDI c Auorted C olon Hudton 3 SO COUNT PKOS 25 ( HUDSON TABLE NAP10 ^ DAMASK 4 (h DIN. NAP. 60 C,‘ �COP FTAUCTWgN School Trustees Are Important To O u r Educational System Among the constitutional amendments which Ootera are called upon to ratify or dU* approve In the coming General Election Nov. '• amber ft are taro local option amendment*. One of them, Number Seven call* uikjii countie* throughout the State to aralat oth* a n In their attempt to dialmnd or do away Tglth the County School District Trustee*. ") t In Seminole County, these men work In harmony with the Board of Public Instruc­ tion and with the Superintendent of Public Instruction. / The three man Board of School Trustee* f: Jgs*- .v * ' are an investigate# group of cHUon*. elect1& ad to their office to handle problem* In our 'H i achool system ei(>ecIa!Jy In personnel—work­ ’"j ing with teacher*—advUe on school housing i\ \ —and recommendation* on any school situa­ tion. And, above all, the Board of Public In* llructlon-a flva r - r T’JJUJfcrtfi'.1* on all ! 1 l poa"-. recommendation* by the three-mnn Board •i m of Tru/tce*. Apparently, from all that we ran gather, , the coo]H>rntlon bclwee • the Board of Trus­ tees, the Board of Public Instruction, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction, has been excellent. It aeema to u* that there are some coun­ ting which have not been so fortunate to have auch cooperation between the various educa­ tional tupervUory organizations—so they art apparently asking their surrounding counties to support them In their efforts to eliminate dead wood from their orguniinttonn Frankly — the Board of Trustee* mid tho Board of Public Instruction nre nil to­ gether different and distinctive boards. And —aa we have learned—the Board of Public Instruction actually appreciates and value* the work of the Board of Trustees. The work of the Board of Public Instruc­ tion (School Board) Is already established , by law and la especially heavy In order to take care of the Increasiing housing problems and educational atandardn 8hould additional duties be assigned to tha School Board their present work and their Important duties would be hnmixsml In order that they might take care of details bo w assigned to the School District Trus­ tees. The School District Trustees (Board of ! The Sanford Herald Pally »MW en«rs«r >«* l'i»Of _ lilw tl M MMI| itoM Mltif OrtiMf IT. Ill* at in r**t mam a e*R(*r«, ristiii *n*r is* m of Caps'*** *T MlfPk I li:t m ao rrnatwn. ceit*r a,e mitrii** is a m o s nantisN e»u a«».«ii«* TIU.TW J CPai>llVO.W<T«r*l«la> Mi«»«»r f M _____ n*r*IS I* a a s a s tr *f is* A****tat*4 r***a fvitb h I* **1111*4 **r •■«l**tv*lr I* (*• •*• f*r r*»tfbtlcatl»* «f *11 » * 1—*1 »»w» »r1«t*a I* ISt. a»wi*»a»r. ■****•••1*4 K*lt*a*ltr b* 0*n*r*l ag*fMltl*l ■*r?!.-* In* 4(1 0**rg'a l»*l*a» R*ib Dlls Atlanta O H nU ■ E M c n t m o s RATR9 Oarr1*r •I* pec w**b O** ll**lh ti ll e*« Uaalfca ■la U**th* bn* T*ar |(Tk (MSI IlH All Ubttaare aoilro* **rd* of tbanh*, r*tni<iii*n« **s ■•(I/** *r **urt*inat**l fer th* *■**'•• -f raltl>s taag* wilt b* tharsts (*r si rasntar s4(*rtl>lns rat** ■ Page 4, tt: SI Wednesday, Oetolier 24, 1930 TO D A Y’S n in i.E VERSE Oitey my voice and I will lie yotir God nnd ye shall tw my pwp’e.—Jeremiah 7:23. That is tha way God selected his chosen people. Oitedience to tha iiglit and truth we have leads to more of tha game. Trustees) fill an Important alot in our coun­ ty educational system. They servo without remuneration because of their loyalty. No question should arise in ihelr nut tieing necessary or over the value of their duticoin the position to which they are elect-1 cd by the voters of our County. Evidently other counties are not so well Hutisfied with their officials. We think that both the Board of Public Instruction and the School District Tiustees should lie commended for the work they ac­ complish. Because of the excellence of the *yi<em that Is now being used—the School District Trustee* and the Board of Public Instruction should lie maintained, Voters of Seminole County should—wl*[ believe—vote against this amendment— I Number .Seven—o j Novemlwr 0. lB£ ^ 1 5 s Stevenson bat accused the El* respected. EUenhoaer: "We reBy JANES MABLOW Associated Froas Sew* Analyst tenhower administration of lack- .pect fully the right o f all pee­ WASHINGTON T— TM» pre.l- ing new Ideas In foreign policy. pir i , able aod ready U ;n* era dcntlal campaign — ■« happens Basically, he * right EUenhoaer thmuelvrStevenson: "A tie•very four year*—look* like a ii following the Truman-Arhetno; ttnt respect* for the opinions cl contest between Sunny Jim tad, foreign policy: military aminer* o' her* [* still a b.-Mc TcquircmcnL Gloomy Gut, 1 and foreign aid. of a good foreign policy." “ President El.enbower, heaJ of Whether that’* right or wrong Both nen mention identical nhthe party which hat been running now that the Ruutan* have ihifl- jective*. Elsenhower. "There are thing* and mutt k'and on ita rec- ed their tactic*, remiini to be ihree imperatives of peace . . . ord. think* thing* are pretty dandy keen. But when It come* tu no a moral . . economic . . military." and getting better. | program*, Stevenson so far baa Stevenson: " , . The struggle for peare mutt be wtged on three Adlai Stevenson, head of the not t**0 very productive either, outa who want In. sect dark *p«i When r ou rUl ,hrott*h *>> s>tx' front* . . military . . economic . all around. ensoo has said, the difference he moral.'* T(t_ ' _ . ___ _ . *eem* to tee between hlm»elf and Stevenson propose*- a- Eisen­ J S X Z u iZ £ ™ e ^ a b o w e r oo foreign policy 1. hower did, long before this cam­ 2 E 2 L '1 ° f .'h^ e* “ p i r ; not so much a difference In Proforeign policy and how to lm- Rrami or ||,e iar|t 0f them, but paign — helping other rountri<+with peaceful atomic development. prove U— wa* not really much, In attitude. Some may think Stevenson has of a campaign issue. He suggests the Ei**nhower ad­ Stevenson said early in the ministration ha* alienated other suggested something brand new campaign it should be debated. peoplea by bluster, and he «a>* tegartling H-bomb 'rsU. It can And he’s discussed it far more he would ahow them respect ai hardly be called a solid proposal until Stevenson has made it clear than Eisenhower. in Ii virtual* to win them ov-r. The President hat dwelt on for­ Both men agree dtearmament— whether he think* such testa eign policy at length only twicet -l.cn It can be worked out with should be stopped whether or pot at the Republican convention In safeguard*—I* a key in peace ttuMia agrees tn do the same, August and In Id* opening cam­ noth agree tint country i* in a On ihe problem of colonialism paign speech Sept. 19. ____ j M / e k c ‘Vk-Jiutai; ' * ' • .-*1+ -t—'■ “ -n !:sve been blanks ■' , i and minds of men and that they tenhower hasn’t mentioned ih^ , mu*t be helped with American word in this campaign. Stevenson ! *id. has mentioned it a couple of time* Both use almost identical words but withou' conveying any .n*er1 in laying other people* must l>e iiamteble meaning. menla. Ye*, I rind it Interesting, ti.e tula sayings of tbeir children, “ My income It upward of MO,- Brooklyn Dodger rooters, and 000 a year. people who think it's funny to aak *'l have a wife and Ihree chit- me. vrhat'a new In Srattieret dren —- all grown. If you don't these dayi bctilr* foam rubber?’ •how me picture-* of your family. "Special wanting: No matter ------------------B y B IN N IT T C IB F ------1 won't show you mine. how many maninia I drinx, 1 "I am Intermittent Presbyter- never lend money to slrangere at EKE HOOPER wa* finally nags*d into buying a second­ i*n and a reglaterod Democrat., ■ P»rty. m save your breath. hand TV set by his w ife and six children. The installation Y c , I know I should probably "Special request: if you-know man explained, "It won't work till we pul this antenna up on vole Republican, but my father •«»' atom bomb secreti. don't tell the roof." told me with hi. dying breath me. I l*Ik in my sleep." "D aw gone It!" grumbled that If 1 ever did be would roll I-et everyone wear biography Zcke. "I told you one of over In his grave, cards like that and no rocktait these new-fangled contrap­ "Subject* I don't want to talk Party coulf be dull. If Mr. 8litchabout: Politic*, religion, flying rr didn't appeal to you, all you'd tions leads to another. Now tauerrt, the opera, Interplanetary have to do D move un. murmurw e got to put a roof on the nights, the possibility of life on ‘"9- "sorry, I’ m afraid I'm one house!" • • • of your pet peeves." Mars, and John Foster Dulles. And Mr. Stitcher would be as "Subccls I do like! to talk Jack Benny's daughter about: Sex — If you're ■ girl grateful U see you walk o ff ai Joan proudly exhibited a under 40. golf — If vou know a you'd be to leave him. No hurt well-varnished Addle at a sure way to ahoot under 100, any feelings, Oo little white lie*. Hollywood muslcale recent­ No one would hare an excuse new income tax deduction* you've ly. Asked how she had come heard of, the unreasonable de­ for getting stuck in a boring con­ by it. Joan explained blithe­ mands of labor, and why the gov­ versation unless he limply could ly, "Father’s grandfather ernment will do anything for the not read. And whatever else you passed It down to father's farmer but nothing for the small say about cocktail parliea, you father, father's father passed it down to father, and fathes businessman. have to admit moat of the people sold It to me." "My pet peeves are: Jata roc- who go to them can read. <>nj colic,tor*, suburbanite*, doWeil, until the third ra atrial, Peter Lind Hayes knows a chap who nearly made a killing Ui the it.;our*elf fans, mother* who till anyway. «vark*L H* ahot at th* managtr of a chain itore. Cocktail Parties Becoming Boring tty ii vi. novi.i: business aiul private individual'— I* out-, NEW YORK .h— Everybody ti.rippinjr tho loanable supply. Inevitably, about how terrible the aver­ interest rate* Itavo been trending upward. lalks age cocktail party I*, but nobody Thi* I* as it should be if wc nre to strike does anything about I —earrpt n middle ground without further inflation may lie throw a wnr»e one himself Tit prevent further depreciation of the later. It’a reached a point where, when purchasing power of the dollar, and to fore­ stall costly inflation, slightly higher inter­ s host invites you to a cocktail est rnteu appear to lie a cheap price to pay. party, you wonder whether il'a be­ cause he really wants to tec you, Nevertheless there still is a great de­ or merely it treking revenge be* mand for tremendous amounts of capital for taute you had him over to yuur expansion of plants, equipment and markets last house ju n y. if we were to continue to provide an ever- After attending mine 3.000 of increasing number of jobs for our growing these social mala Ihim*—l have :hr tame morbid interest in them labor force. that old women have In atlcndlng T h e Iat'.’ f w ay tow ard con tin u ed grow th funerals—i believe iv c figured and development of the nation in through out a way cocktail parties ran |M>raonn| raving* of all American*. We can­ not only be made endurable but not depend forever u|>on Inflationary’ hank enjoyable. First, let us examine what la credit for maintenance of a stable economy wrung with most cocktail parties. and growing purchasing (tower. Connoisseur* of the napkin clrrult Not so long ago, in the depression of the agree that while the canapes may1930'*, wc were told that our economy had make a party indigestible, it is reached a (mint of stagnation Itecause of the conversation that actually makes it inmfferablc. over-savings. The "urge to save" wa* out Many complain that the talk at moded and undesirable. Even the govern- cocktail parties sounds more like ment promoted that trend, attempting to screaming thin conversation. This stlmutate the spending habit. This was the ' i* true. People start screaming result of the false philosophy of the "ma­ because they are so bored with the person they are talking to they ture economy." can't *land to hear him aay an­ Now wc iinve discarded this philosophy other word. and It’s time for Americans to return to the That's the crua of the whole trouble. You rsrely get to pick habit of thrift and saving. To encourage this, the first step is to the people you talk to. It t* a maintain confidence in the stability of the “J * gettin g^ dollar. likely number, romcone Interested Second, provide an interest rule which in Die same thins* you are. rewards those who are thrifty and save. | "I know you'll be enchanted Other rewards, It should go without say- wllh Ml** ■ •o Intellectual. . . and al**i with Ing, nre thn.u such as providing one's self Mr. Kriuhlnrham. . • He** ■ rf*1 with funds for retirement, education, emer­ <k'i>r." »ay» thr ho*lc». and gal­ gencies, |iersonnl independence, as well uh lop. off fa.t. Two hour* later you know th* (uirt(cl|u«t(nn in the national development. In the accumulated savings of all—those Jrndly re*»on. Ml#» Wambnutt, who wrar* t'lnra Bow hang*. W' of thrifty Individual^ those amassed by hipped on rclnramallon amt I* government through eliminatiun of waHe rare ahe remember* you from a and inefficiency, ami those of business mid prevlou. life In Nineveh — or wa* industry-—there la the capital to keep o»ri it T yrr\ when *he wa. a princess economy and nation in a continued state of *ml f°" h*’r ptek'hri.Uan .lynnmic w .w lh# .n,l .cM .v.m .m , ‘J S ' It's better to get somewhere safely u little late than it is to try to rave time by driving too fait. Tardiness is easier to justi* fy than absence. Fuel Competition Grows Keener mustache, h»* only two wnrvla— ••fh" and "uh uh." Ill* main mt*rr*t In life l« in dipping hit mustache into a marital and then squeeaing it dry with his lower lip How ran we avoid these situa­ tion.? tty taking a lip from businr«* ronvrntioni, at which dele­ gate* wear idrnlpy tag* bearing Ihrlr name* and buslne.a firm*. Here I* my Idea. Every cocktail p.iity guest thuuld tie made to wear, md merely an identity tag, but n printed biography card list­ ing his intern Is and prejudices — In large clear type. For example, a cant like this: "My name i< Elbert Stilrher. I manufacture lailic*’ umlergar- By SAN DAWSON i of gain that has been fairly steady1thing, U aayi that 111 rural rtee. trifiratlon cooperative* now srrve NEW YORK ilk— With a small­ since the war, The American G*s A on. claim* II.0T4 electrically healed farm er market for heme hsator units this year, competition between the that 22 million American famillaa; homes. earitru* kin.il n# (uat arowa keen- *n >>y gag in their humea Bilumlnuus Coal Institute various kinds of Tuel grewa keen*pArtment* A little more plugging hard for a <nmrhsrk, is tekiay. So does the race be- Uum half of these uie gas .pace uilng Ita 11 regional office* to tween hot water; ho* air and heater*, floor or wall furnace*, demonstrate “ modern, labor-fee vanoui radiation device*. The National Electrical Manu- automatic burning equipment." Fuel oil and natural gaa arc factuiers Aisn, report* gain* in fighting harder for first place, electrical heater »atei. For one Coal la trying for a comeback. - ----------------Electricity la making an all-out _ effort to capture more of the N e W T y p e R e v e r s e •y WILLIAM SITTCtnlrel F rtll WrUtr For the householder the outlook FOLLCWINQ TUO-Khruahchev v.-tth th* cigar*t h*bu Eadok —given normal wiatar weather— ixiNDON U i - A new type of talks In Yugoslavia we now have Dunikopf, *n anient puffer, say* Is for adequate supplier la moat "n v erte radar ‘ which allow* the a Khruahchev-THo powwow in h* won't try 'em unless they hav* Bectione, but wBh fuel oU price* skipper of a ship or plane to »ee Russia. la this setting a new Alter Up*. a -little higher Sod c m l pricat himself ai other* »ee him has been style la International diplomacy t I ! tending (bat wruy because o f wage developed by a British firm, —• horn* •and - home arrangeM’ko sage thr ulektl (* a* foiiylacrosses at tho mists. The manufacturer* o f the Deera rr worfft a«vthi*gt A rare f » l f ? I t fioaa burMV maker* report Tnie Mo*ion Radar said their toCo.nj.liau fifacg ter fast bcea •faster Brrtrvr* uttortarfo* re- toU at auction /or ttiO! ••lee of new equipment slowing stniment msJe the reading of rafimafee America** trill coasumc Attwn this year—Warning the alow- dar pictures simpler. t t t M mutton barrets of beer Mis *»f borne building. Others j„ ronvenllonal radar the trineNewspapar headline- 'Hunt peer. Only* Auf# la lank H*lduy.“ th**a m w •Ulm higher sales this year, ei- mining ship l* repreeenled at the t t t tber through relative ^ p r i c e rtfllfr of lhr l(tMn , n xht Mw cars, *yln*c PI.?., can d* every•win architect says ht'» c*m- ihlny but t*Ul thangei among tbs fuel* or tyitern the tranemluing ship is led pleat fee the h(«h*ii build1 1 t through advances la equipment shown moving aero.* it* in the werid. Probably In­ A n*w design for automobtlra New type* that screen at the correct speed and be awttched from healing to bearing with other vessel* mov­ tend* te trod It etep *a* •( tbe h*» .the p*a*«ngera In the rear facing th* rear of th* car. At cooling aa the aehaona change are ing at their (me course and speed I I I laat. back-scat driven have some­ also rocking up sales gain* la and stationary objects, »u«h as A Chicago chemist comes for­ thing useful to do—keep an eye Beth the borne and tha apartment buoys and light ships, clearly i ward with a pllt that does away open for motorcycle cops. kouee fields. shown to be stationary. Th* Belter Ifeatlng— Cooling The manufacturers aald the de­ Counrll reports fluid heating and vice seeks to reduce the human rooting equipment sales this year error In using radar and elimin­ Will reach US million dollar*, a ate the need for course plotting. fain of 10 per cent over a year •go. Hot water boating lost favor JtWT DONKEY FEED shortly after World War U, but OLYMPIA. Wash. lA -Iam e* B. .the council says It’s asm lag back M w, thanka la M w radiators or Wilson reported something new In 6 . o o PER 100-MI, ('YM NI)EH Mnroriors that both hast saJ tbe tine of poHHc*! campaign ex penaea: H i t fur donkey feed. NO INSTAM.ATION CHARGE Tho donkey, Woodrow, was Ms The race briwesa the fMi types mascot during Ms mcreaiful cam­ (ris closer. OUaea say they paign for the Democratic nomina­ should sell about !• per vent more tion ___ .fro . . Congress in the Seattle Try and Stop Me Z Your Help Needed To Stamp Out TB 1» KttMAM It MMMMH, A t THE only thing that prevsnta tosU. however, may be fatal. The ua from eradlratlag tubercutoaU least you u n expect In such a sit­ u an uncooperative public. And uation is several months recuper­ you may be ont of thots also ation hi a sanatorium. , don't cooperate I TB If ao4 confined lately te Uw We know the catsae o f this ones lungs, despite popular belief that dreaded disease and we know tha It la. Tha disease also may attach cure. But locating affected per the alanda, akin, eyes, bones and sons and placing them under covering! of the brain. medical rare la quite another Since there may not be any no­ matter. ticeable symptoms pf TB at Use outset, a person may have the Cause of T> TB Is caused by a germ—tha disease for quite a white without tubercle bacillus—which Invade* even knowing It. Uis system slowly and destroy* By the simple means of a cbeel thr tissue. Once the g e m la In­ X-ray and a tuberculin teat you side ths body, It a u y remain can find out whether you are free quiet for a long time and cause from TB. UtUa If any trouble. Free M a y s I f you a n In good health and not too many germs la many of our clUea, X-raya have Invaded your body, your are offered free to anyone who good condition wtB baip prevent wtB spend the minute or two It the bacilli from growing and require! to take them. It seems Ukt a small price to pay. spreading. An annual physical check-up. Usually, however, the dis attacks a person whose body re­ Including a cheat X-ray, la tha sis ta n c e la low . a c o n d itio n test way to maka sure that you brought on by Inadequate food, do not have TB. C o o p e ra te w ith y o u r lo e a l late boura end not i neeg health official*. After all, they're U vteq HabUa trying to keep you altva. If we can detect thfc TB early enough, the vtettm may have to alter Ida tiring habits Mrs. J. W.: What causes s cyst only slightly. He'll taet have to on tho ovary to rupture? take things a bit easier, get arore Anawtr: At the time of ovulsteat and do whatever bis doctor Uon or when the egg is ready te rupture from the ovary, a cyst ot prescribe*. A case of advanced taberew- the ovary occasionally prolans. My Pledge YOU'RE TELLING ME! C It Costs You Less... BOTTLED GAS $ SANFORD GAS CO. furi, *" •*<** rear than last—a rate District. I W" 201 E, FIRST 8T . PHONE 1310 IAFF-A-DAY is -V v ' "Openalittlewider, plearo." Fit RRII, SMALL SIRLOIN S te a k 5 9 c Eggs3-“ $ 1. ALL BF.F.F H a m b u rg e r n w ir r g To The People of Sanford Radar Developed ST’ Campaign Looks Bright, Gloomy 2. I am In favor of tha Capital Improve ment a Pro­ gram. 3. I ahall actively work for an amnaemenl park wllh recreational facilities for both young and old. 1. I will aellvtly work to bring now Industry to San­ ford no our young men and women can tlv« and work In their hometown. 5. I nm definitely opposed to any new taxen. 6. Resident of Sanford for more than 12 yearn. Paul Yates Jr. YO U N G ! AGGRESSIVE! Vote For And Elect PAUL YATES, Jr. Clip Commissioner Growp Nm I Pd. Pol Adr. 1 .0 0 LABOR -3 DOg. Jewel 69c With IS 0 0Order W m * Lemons 39c CANADIAN ACR Jirr h p r a t 1. To b* a good commknloner and represent ALL the people. $1 3 Bon Ami 6 9 f Beer £. 11 .0 5 FRO ZEN FOODS: DIXIANA BLACK E PEAS SONGSTRESS GREEN PEAS ANY 2 FOR 45c SWANSON FRUIT PIES PACKAGE OF 2 29c COM E SEE US Parramore Grocery (HOME OWNED A OPERATED) 1219 FRENCH AVE, COR, W, 13 th ST, PHONE 910 — WE DELIVER �r fr I THE SANFORD HERALD Wed, Oct 24, 1956, Page R \ Socialtvenk i New Brownie Troop Beta Baby Contest To Be Featured At Bazaar Nov. 8 Now’« the time to enter priie-wlnnirr habyr of your* the lift* Selijr contest. which t>c a feature o f the Beta Sterna Phi Baraar to he h»M on Nor. 9. at the Episcopal Pariah Hou*e. AH you have to do to enter it tale your chiM. boy or girt, down to Nichol* Studio on Magnolia Ave. and have a picture made free of charge. The picture will then he entered at the haiaar along with all the othert and rotlo r will he hy pennle* placed In a Jar unde- the child’* picture. The winner will he awarded ■ gold loving cup engraved with the child’ * name and the date. Alt children agrd nni •? #lve rre eli­ gible, excert children of sorority member*. In nddltl n to the haby eonte»t, there will he a fi*h pond especially for the chlMren. ax well a* b- oth« featuring handi­ work. Christmas ornament* nd ta*e »ale. and a white elephant »a1e. The h tu a r will atari »t 1 p m. and la»t until H. with a ham ‘ Up­ per to !>e trrved from tl until t* o.nr. Tickets may he purchased from mrmher* and will *ell for ft for adult* and 50c for children. Oviedo Beauty Spot Still Mainto'ned Is Invested Tuesday MRS. n t u t MeML'SIt VI S new Hrcwnlo Troop, in ita entirety. <*a» inverted in an impu-alve service held yostoiduy xt Holy Cio»* Epltcopal Church, sponsor of the Tu ____________________________ __ ___________________ _ _ _ _ 'Integrity Is Theme O f Story League Meetinq ' Conning The News St. Luke's School Slates Carnival For Fridav Evening Its MARIAN JONES S! AVIA- If y oi have lived In this community for any length nf time, I do not have to tell you Hint ) ou really have a treat in •tore for you Friday evening if you go to the Halloween Carnival given hy the St l.ukc’* Christian Bar Sihoot. The affair, *chedu!nl for 7 00 p m that rvening, will have a grand Irrat in store for you The highlight will be the costume parade I’ n/c* will be awarded for all ages and ttrnopt So dig down in your waidiotie ami tee i what fancy "rigging*'* you can come up with to he eligible fur |that prt/e In your group. The teacher* have planned a »pe ial program of entertainment for all age* for that e.veiihia Alt* I'aul Tctlnikyr, I* TA repn srntaUve, i* in riurge of re* fre»hmcnl* for the ttreasion. I havrn't lived in thi* neighbsrrhoosl for twenty-six year* wdhuut knotsing the reputation the ladio* of thi* community have f.»r cn kmg «n.l their special delicacies. Each yrar I havr pUnnetl un atlending one of their carniv d* but something always prevented. Tin* yrar I plan on being theie. Hope to re you the: - av Mr*. Ilellhurn tells me ’ hat tr addition Bv MARIAN n. JONES n* Vint.IMA CONN Member* from the Cheiuh and OA'IEDO Talking with »ome of Mr. and Mr*. James 11. Urodle Jr. (Photo lly Itayaum-i Studio) Carol Choirx of M Christian ard There • not much nuw* tikUy, braiy the mo«t attrarlive in the the member* of Ihe Oviedo Gar­ den Club fhe other day rrmlnJetl Vliuumary Alliance * hutch sang but I m vurr It l*n't becau-e noils- sixth Nav il dbtricL u< that thr Oviedo Garden Club at Monday'* mi-cUmf of tl«v San­ mg ha* happc-nel The golf rour*c Hot set for the two ball four would he minu* the »ervlee» of ford Stnry Le cue. which w it wa* too alluring and l.oul • Par »«m* li»vrnament at the Country held' *1 the Episcopal I'afi-h that popu’ ar lover of flower*— kt-r and Beryl Salmon too porsuaS jn l,>’ T,M',r r . * Mr*. Align*'* D. CovinCon Such House. •ive. so instead .1 galtherlng news. " >»'ng vmr own » eak barbww The rholr*. pre.enlcd by Mia. thought* made u* very tad. In­ *' .V'11 ,n’ Guy Bishop, program chairman, your reporter gallope.1 around the ■” [ ' deed. fair-saw or .howl.! I mention Ihe *m, ‘ hl» ‘ V ' hC '"*« “ V In a beautiful and impressive A large cry rial punch bowl adornI know In get to become friends Mr*. Covington p**ied a «»y a sang. "The Beauty of Je*.i»’’ •and traps? eandlchjht u n i t * Mix* BHUe ed one end of the table, which with the citirrns of Sanfotd VLo few month* ago. She wa* the after which Mi*. II L Moor# June Vance, daughter of Vlr and wa* centered with a three branchMr* Oliver Clause ha* a*Vrd If you '-ant to learn to |t*> goll widow of Henry L. Covington, the real to thr gioup the heartwarm­ Mi*. William Lewi* Vance, be id candelabra Thi* «a* balanced ing »!ory " l II Be het-ing You by me tn announce that *h* ha* sev­ new pm Mario Crafagno I* going eame the bride of En« Jamc* by the lovely welling eakr, *ur family bring uulte well known in Fulton Ouitlcr. eral upening* for flvs* year old* to start a beginner’ * rial*. You many part* of the tta'c, etperially II. Brodie Jr., *on of Mr. and rounded by fern and pompom*, tn her kindergarten. The hour* may Inquire at the pro »he|> at Iluthlc Carlton delighted the Jarktonville. Prntacola and rirlnMr*. Jarre* II. Brodlv Sr on placed at the other end are nine to twelve, and are in the club. IHe*. She via* »!»o the former Au- audience with a piano selection Saturday, Oct. 20 The wedding .. . , , , Serving at the reception were guvta Denmark, of Valdoita, Oa. "Marche Mililairc" hy Schubert, the lovely kindergarten room of took place at < p m in llir Fir«t Mr*. Ola Cochran. Mr* Margaret the .... Pre»byteria.. Pre,b>trrian .......... Churrh Mr. .... .^ ,1,.M or,,ion' .’ 'r,n« T t f"_ r Her brother, Dan Denmark, who followrd by another »tory "The Hallsween part, at the B 0 Uapint Church. Horne, Mr*. S. J DavU. Mr*. Sam viiitrd her here on numeroui oeca- Inner Light” also by Ourrirr, t’lau r ha. an Interesting program for the children, and her e vperi M#rl Q S4,lirI ” nif.ht ,rt 1 rx The lovely double ring errr- Allred. Mr*. Edna Humphrey, •ion* still IheJ in Valdotta when presented by Mi*. VV. L Hochti. rnce is uiovt Impri-ttive. She may filing Betty Guy. Kay Dwyer, mony wa« performer' by Dr. \V P. Ml** Annette Brook*. Ml** Bever­ and Polljr llritbakrr arc working he pa*xed away. Iter titter. Mr*. Mr*. Guy Bishop, who won na­ be rra. heil at pm J. Brook* Jr against a background ly Hrntun. Mitt Nancy Rice. Mr* Oreon Burnett, still live* here and tional recognition a* a wri'rr of haul on thi*, »o you may be sure of while magnolia Icaxcx. fern, /.rtliarone Cook, Mr*. Margaret Dropped into thr Station library they will tie different And no. we 1* endeavorieg to carry, on the poetry, gave one o f her original p'linpom*. palm* and II burning Knight. Mr*. E. C. Harper S r. good work *he and her »i»ter have poem* entitled "My Creed” , which tndas to return *nmr tong over Have nnt found ihe mystery lady Mr- O. C Gibb*, Mr* R. F. taper* always done in thi* community. wa* a challenge to earh of the due book* In case you have not yet. but neser fear, the will he Soloist Gerald lov Injtun *ang Thoma*. Mr* W. P Brook*, Mr*. Mr*. Covington, a member of member*. Thr program wa* thrn been nut there lately, let me tiring Him- Come on o u t, rat wrll, you up un the latest In addition dance laugh, and welcome h»me 'Because" ami "Oh Promlae Me" It II. fickle, and Mr*. Fore»t the Sanford Woman's Club for doted with Ihe choir*' tinging of tn all the latest novels, rhionlde* and Mr* Man in Mllain. organist Breckinridge wa* Director n( the many year*, transferred tn the VAll v "I Would Be True \ pin)cl .cxrral appropriate 'd e c - wedding. ■Ic that the library hat oluayrt Oviedo Gar'en Club when il wa* Talked to Mary Weic beI of Hoste»»e* for Ihe social period '•■il noted f.ir ti> atmokphere lion* prior In the wedding and (he For her going-away outfit. Mr*. organised. Knowing to much aMary Briber's yesterday. They which followed were Vlr*. II L traditional wedding march** ha* completely chaucrsl The Hr-idle ehoie a brown wool *ul( bout the flower* »tv* loved, *he are planning to move to tbeir Iteau The bride, given In marriage by wiih white angora trim worn with wa. very henefie.al to that so- Moore. Mr* C.l. Ke*--» and Mr* rooms have been literally rebuilt, Hful rev alore very *(*on When Gretchen Crowell. They uted »* there I* frrsh aqua paint on Ihe her lather, wi* radiant in a floor- a white hat and glove* ami brown elety. decoration for Ihe iefp-*hment walls, and gay draperies at the they do. there will be value terrt ihue* and bag. Aflrr a shnrl wed­ length gown of late oxer nylon I will never forget when I learn­ table an arrangement of coral Window The furniture I* arrang­ ding trip, the newlywed* will tulle an I ritpper *atln, (»*h|oncd ed of her lovely garden*. I had vine*, candles »nd hand ptinird ed In small groupings, and plant* on ihi* lung torso line with »hort male their home at 211 Bay Axe.. lived In Ovlrdo a long time he. •trolls, rtrptrting live thema of tie ami flmvrrs are plated through-! *leeve«. Sl»*» wore white mitt* and Warrington fore I dll. Hove that happened I program. Integrity. "T o Thin* not tn give a homelike atmosphere 1 In-r only Jewelry wa* a ungle Out of town gurM* at the vs.dttiand of pcnrl*. a gift from the din* were Vila* Nancy Bice. Oca­ have never figured out I »tnrw Own Self lie True", which w » Ihe |M-rson largely responsible for bridegroom'* mother. She carried la: Mr* liichard Ibrrneait w.d Imrnrd that the school children quite original. Refreshment* weir tin* transformation i* Ihr charm -, a while Bible looped "..to while to* llicky. of Washington, B C ; had ob-erxed them ea-h year a* l-nmi-ina Ir cookie*. Ilu*»ian tea mg librarian, Mr* ( ’allierme Slo one of their field trip* well. With exiellenl ta*te and go.. 1 and nut*. •rthld. Mr. and Mr* Jim Week*. Talla Thi* oceaiion tool plarr #hnrt A short buitnci* trsalor tat I I liolgiurnt the ha* smavvril a »r!er has*ee; En* Henry Kulawa and Tl-.e Matron of Honor, Mr*. ly after World War I! The local Ill-hard Itarncau. riiter of the l.l. I.ee Jirn L’ . S. M. C. of Pen- Woman’* Club had hero tu-rel after the social hour Set vice tom uf children'* un-iki. » poiti-.n •hairman Mi*. II. F. Moulo trail of fhe lihrarv wlirh until ri-ienl bride, elioir a gown of gold *ilk- >irula; ami Mr. and Mr* Donald over to the Bed Cro** foi u»e. a letter ot thank* <*• m 'If- " ly wa* sery *mal! Now the tl.-tie* cr) «tallcttr. alto of the lung tor»o Vincent, liilar.do Vlr*. Covington had graciously line, the *kirt of wh.rh wa* gath­ The bride wa* hort in Troy,I loaned her gue»t bout* for Ihe E. Clau*r far ttorir* told at of »urli heroe* .*« hnute Itihkne Brow tic Camp, and reported thil and RnN-tt E Lee are available ered into a bow on rne tide She Via., but attended Sanford ichool*. club luncheon* and meeting* each Mr* l ’. II June' and W. I. Ho he to hoy* and girls m abundance carried a nosegay of blue carna­ She graduated Iro-n Srmioolc month. told »torie» at the Genrva School There are bonks on paraki-rM.I tion*. High School and attended Florida I carefully followed dire-tiom, ■luring the month o f o 'idn-r dog*. Indian*, mure Ilian I roll’d For the paxt Beat man wa* Kn» Henry Ku- Stale University rounding thr house to get to the The presUent announcrj that tver mention, in >ay rmtluog of Jawa, ol I’eniaeola. and uaher* year and a half *he hax been Kuril hou»r. yrar book* were ready, aitd ihv Ihe ttorir* for tiny rhllilirn A were Lt. Lee Jira U. S M. t\, *ecr*-tary at the Sanford Gram­ Thcrr before me -vat one of tin meeting wav adjourm-d with ilu- t ew protect for Mr* Slow ell Is I'rntamla. arid (line K*tr dgr Sr. mar School. Mr. Hrndir. a native the furnishing of llir musii rosmi For her daughter'* wedding, of Cincinnati, 0 , a!»o attended most beautiful *py* I had ever Miipah . The curtains are up and tin-re |* Mr*. Vance chote a teal blue Seminole County School* and wa* hal the experience to wltrri*. I a large as nf W ord rrepe drets worn with griy ae- graduated (torn Seminole II.gh He hal »rcn Cypres* Gardeni the , I'm aure Ihal before \. r> i .. rotorirx and complimented with receixed hi* B S degree (rom flavine Garden*. True, they were a • peraevm i id) wdi i.«v.Florida State University, where mu h lirger—but rould not *ura corsage •>( white carnations that rosirn a* tdratant a* Hie re*l Mr*. Brodie, mother of the he wa* a member of the PI I Kap­ past in beauty Ihit garden -pot ' Go nut and blow so ground and, T r garden, perfcoHy Ian It* ap­ groom, wore a ilrett ol birge cot­ pa Tao, Social Fratrrndy. Hr i* Jou will *ee why a visiting V. 1.1 ed, with the overhanging brandes prctenlly in navy flight tr lining ton nik. let off h> black acresN A S staiii.n B Team f’antaln Margaret Klliwin of Ihe orange tree* with their In l’ en*arola (orir* and a white rarnation corami Ainoret Sindr anno in -s | the glimmering golden fruit mad* me ■age. catch my breath with wonderment. name* nf th<* memln r. »f thr'r You isn eliminate tilth breakImmediately following the wed­ Apv'ngUing fur iny tatd.iir**. f te*pectlve teams for the randy age. make a lighter ta>k of dUhding, a rrrrption wax held In the Bcnionttratlon* en ineaiuring readily admitted that I wax tempt­ •ale. which will ?>■ Into full *wir: vsaahiiu*, and chains your .01411 F.ducalinnal Building of the were given bv lune William* and ed to -lip the luncheon toil meet­ when fhe randy har* ai t-ei-ivrd fry Into thrlr healthiest apprtltrt' Church White pompom*, font ami ing yu*t to tit and aJmirr that Oct. 29. at Monday'* me*!.ng »( —all Ibi* hy string plastic table-1 ba*krt* of pompom* were u»ed Margie rttty at yrxtcrday'* meet­ the Order nf Rainbow Girl* lovely garden. ing of the Wllion School I II Club v»ate designed •-•ic-.iall. fur theot,; throughout the room The bride’ * ?largaret Blliton Worth* V.l lot lit.li-sl are turtil.lei Connie Griffis x*a* nainrd re Mr* Covington wa* ai»o noted table va* oxcrlaid with a linen visor, presided over Itu- r ••elirn; |ia i tiU'ilicd plait- de*. r.itwork cloth, with garland* of porter and it wa* announced the for hrr good work with *1' civic, Aflrr lb.* nncling » '-r..llrr of M u llii-. H im*>c io a o iii flub wonld meet llte *eror*d m l church and social affairs She lo t s i l t fem draprd from the table, Ihe members who will * •• part caught up with *mall no*rgay* of fourth Tuetday of each month. particularly liked doing d e ru of In a Courtesy Brill in h-mor uf t a iy rrnsun*. „ f ro iu « c. thrs o ,..| Ihe next meeting will be lirll on klnlnr** for o*hrrs, especially l-s- Vs»shu 1 in |,ot soap id and pompom* and iwrethrart ro*e*. Tuesday, Nov. 6 with her darkle*—a* *he *pokr of Mi** Ethel Dod*nn. <!rand Wor­ n i i .r i l n ftcr each use, thy Mxtron, O. K. S .. held Mr* J. If Griffu ami Mis* Myr them. Those who will partlrii'itc are He Wil*on were prr*ent at Ihr .she may hr gone but her mem­ S'anry f’ wh Peggv I nd | u|. .lef T lic t r 's n.i coovctilrnce fur x meeting ory will linger In the mind* of Filbry, M»rgrrrl Elli-on .Marilyn busy tnuther like a rn '- liii, l.atlii SIEGLER USES HEAT T H A T ’S iliove nf u* who remember »o VlrBamrls. Kay Ivrv. trances t.c ttr with u|ien psK-krta In h-.ld1 well hrr pleating |>rr»unalit), Strickland, Barbara Odbert Mar w ithin tra rh e .r t y lotion Mi l |,.is - ' *« return and gratlou*ne>* V.'e chela Campbell. Sherl.re Shen tier a little lutliy nee I*. Fur sani­ n* MAIHAN n. JONES deem it a privilege to have been ard. Carol McNeill. Valerie Kirch tary ira tn R * , give the-c co n taliirr OVIEDO— To be nine year* , uuntrd among (note wno anew hoff. Elite Pickens. Carol tlllvon, a qu n k .m .e o .e r w ith a *utl*» j old wa* a big oceaiion in the lite hrr to well. She wa* ever thought­ Georgia Ann Jones, Irma Corley, tl'ith esery day. life of fed Aulin, ton of Mr. and 1 ful of everyone. Mr*. Theodore Aulin Jr. Ted i d and Amurcl Spelr look at Ihist exduiiva • wonderful birthday party Fri­ da) afternoon, given by hi* par­ 'IICLIR (tolurei 'Itie dady parade :> the lunch­ ent*. room begins al II a. m .mil the o To » sn 0 "« Meairwf U f Coming «<> elute to llallowxtu, four gioup* of children »-e terv•f«*tt we *• JOS in Ted rould kill two bird* with one e l at 30 minute Intervals •J •I'ttmaLt Drall ir^l IMl a*J |«Ul L A M TIME TONIGHT •l 'rillle'rtj left* V * ' "’•tfM •tone— celebrate Hallowrrn and The members s>f Inf al* iisrtment tn A Itld 11:30 •!•'»*me enamel f.rftS hit birthday all at one time. The The Southalde Primary School •ax they will work with Mr*. •A f il.tetli|n«| Trap tal flaw Maof carportr wax attraclixely decorat­ a(as* «»•*» lenilrvtl.ea SUVWTU - BliJf SiliriU Lunch Department began the new Mitchell and luuchriMim ■r>onne| ed In the Halloween motif for Ihit a him kijinmt. elaam •• •*►#•*• •ehool yrar with plcature and en- to make Iniprovrmrni* :n -.-nice $:on nut • hut Mtim aUm««f iMlm| •( |K« »w*nml • l*dlk *pecial occaaion. and tn provide *ra«un*l JrceruIhuiiatm. Four of thr sexen who Mr. and Mr*. II. D. Whitten Mr* Aulin hal at her helper -Th6 work in the Department attended Honv and offer suggestions a* Ihe for thi* oceaiion Mr*. W. A. announce Ihe birth of a daughter. .x short eourte during thr summer need and o .. avion arises. Thelma Boniclda. weighing T lbs, Ward Jr. A typical menu a i l a fivorlle and returned to school with new Following Ihe enjoyment of I 't ot. Mr*. Whitten will be re­ Ideas and information that will with m»V uf Ihe ehillr-n Is: a tte-jtiic esoouct'OM membered a* the former Mm game*, deliciou* refreshments meat and gravt. n.a-bed o-.'atue», xid them in performing their F E A T I ' R E ~ < :ft weir served to: Diane Aulin, Carol Flora Edna Beden duiir* with mnie skill and be'ter •law. roll*, and fruit rup. Bei*!ey. Sheby Gore, Al McCall, result*. IL L 'S Barmy Gammage. Jerry William*, Now al the end o f a month's Drhby and Al Ward, Clay Ulrey, operation. Ihe reeord* show that Linda Spencer, Allan Shull. Pat they hate *ervrd lunch?* t( over lloulwarr. Jan Beatley, Myra Friend* o f Mr*. R. L. Beaixl •S per sent of all Ihe c h illm In Haller. Marilyn PJrtin. Hubert will be pleased to learn the bat attrndanre la the sereni. third, _ ALAN I. ADD King. Larry Lane. Gerald King, returned to her home at 2'S Avo­ and fourth grade* of Boulhtide TECHNICOLOR Colleen Cameron. Bobbj Schu­ cado A x e . from Orange Memor­ Primary School, sp an axcrige of . llfi XV. FIRST ST. macher, Marihal Lingo. Arthur ial Hospital. THUNDER IN 4tl children per day. UlH M ill • SANFORD, FLORIDA Evan*, Walter Beailcy, Paul Lun­ The first grader* have done THE EAST FEATURE — R:3I ONLY dy. Jimmy Beasley and Jimmy E. C. Harper Jr. and E. C. thrmtelvss prou! the way they Courier. Alto Mr*. B. G. Smith. Harper Sr. re.-enlly returned from have followed instructions wl'h no ■ml al Kill •'(’ 1111.BREN UNDER Mr- Theodore Aulin Sr. and Mr*. Loulixllle. Ky. where they attend- confusion, and waV u ’. spilling nr sC-MlOW B Y B A C K G U A R A N T E E TDK SCAIU.KT HOI It ADMITTED FREE” Arthur Car.leJge. id an appliance ihowing. wasting food. i ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Impressive Candlelight Service Unites June Vance, J. H. Brodie Team Captains Choose Members ^t Rainbow Meet Wilson 4-H Club Ted Aulin Feted On 9th Birthday T I M E S H O TTER O VER YO U R FLO O R S! 444 Fed Per Day During First Month At Primary School B I R T H S M avoricK Queen (P & a a o jw Ia PRAIRIE LAKE Furniture Center •• In an Impressive service held yerierday aflepmon al Holy Cross Church, an cnlirt- Brownie Seoul wa* invested The tcrvlca with the Flag Ceremony featuring thr Salute to the tia f, follow cd by the singing of “ Amoand a prayer. Then a representative from tha American Legion presented lha Brownie Troop with an Ame­ rican Flag Color bearer wa* Sua Bavldxm and guard* were Connie David and Georgia Dickson. Air* Fred MrMurray. trader o f troop, said a wont of wel­ come to the mothers of the glrll and other guest*, aflrr which each uf the girl* said a few- word* about scouting The girl* then all Joined tn the singing of "Brownie Smile** and the rrps-ating of thr nrownie Promise, after which they were pinned by the assistant leader*. Mr*. Kariyle Huuthul.lcr end Mr*. Joh A'etwlechln. The service v»a* concluded when the new r,i oko>< • • —t-V .g nodship circle and »*-vg "Whene'er You Make A Promi*c'\ Rcfrrthmrnti were serve! by the mother* of Sue Davidson, Connie David ami Georgia Dickson. The member* of the new Brow­ nie Tro-.n arr Duma Ruth Ashby, Sutan Rs-ntnn, Donna Joan A'ex* wtrehm. Ilerhcth \ i i .-liter. Con* nie David. Sue Davidson, Gc-rgta Dickson, lon l Echols, AlclUaa Itourholdrr, Xandy Ltlg..n, Susan McMurray, Kathleen Moore, Beth Morgan, Carlin Murray, Unda Perkins. Ca*»ie la»u Pinkerton, Patty Preicott, Connie Stewart, Carolyn Bast, Bre-ula Black. Pal­ sy Owen* and Maureen Srott. Mr*. Joteph Stewart, Mr* B. L. Perkin* J r, and h rcl AleMurray will acryc on the Trbnp Commlttee. Southsidc School Slates Fun For A ll At Annual Carnival Eyery thing will he In re* fine** for young snd old nllVo wrjic»i the Boatbllde 8 ’ ' hai It* Hal­ loween f'anilval e n O ct jn. Fur Ihe voun* th.-re ••III he three iflffrrc-t ' ' i--tcs_ snapring turtle, v *t-1 th" forty and *• :Ft ■. i-, •• well at • flvh i-’', t I* xlt i»n a mmd F«r the t’ -r- har* a rake hm-th. - ,*•< ■ g.1»- • m-t pair tree, btiadl »f! p.*t office^ rlothlng. Jack •> !’ -»n Bo dh, hoop board, country store, and dart hoard. And every one will tnjoy the tupper th a t-It-to ► *»r»*d a* well a* fhe rAfcf ami coffee h,>Mh. poo corn, tne cores, and roU drinl: riarni. hot dog Man I, spm.V house and danee prorra- glvt bv the Duvhury School I l f Pi.-i-e. will show* to he presented at ft jn and 7 M II AY. ItawU, In Ihe guise of ■ down, will tell halt-son* « t the ground* throughout the evening. Happy Birthda) (X T . 21 Bobby S'oung NOW siinwi.Nrs o pe n llt-IC . T im s B A G * ,.. with « nj<ar h r the tail end the ant i l Igr the heart., �•* v n y THE BAN FORD HERALD • • fly Alan Mavar W X 'te AA CAUBAT Q N lT « J h tL S a n fo A d disU icdd iN*9SS. ^■ /rr ' 1 t» & , # \ Mi* Final ___ 0 ht/rr ,~o* *M* *BA*ON. /* O u r t o *NAO AN AIL'AMAR/CA ^ TOUCNVCW/VS. TOP* /N H E ’ .THANAT/Off. Rushing Yard Average TALLAHASSEE Sanford’s Buck Metis. Bobby Benn, Lee Corso, and Billy Weaver are bavins a nip and tuck battle for the beat rut bin* yardage average on the Florida State University football team ai the IV * aeaaon paasea the half-way mark. Reno, the lithe left halfback from llenderaon. North Carolina. BARTH A * WALL A * AM/ / A ***** f TMPON/t / A/* A "Ay.£*\ THO*A O TOk CATCHA * S A T A _ SCHOOL PtCOAP. U TOO. BUT tn# doee together by the railing liuo afternoon as aha passed by. They were laughing together now. . . . She longed to move abruptly Irt.m them, but almost as though Dirk bad read her mind again, he suggested they all go Into the lounge and split a bottle of champagne. Val scarcely ever drank, and that may nave been the reason why the one glass of rha-npajrne went slightly to her head. The young man asked her to dance and I'lrh partnered his wife, but aa soon aa they reached the dance Boor the purser, who was acting aa master of ceremonies, announc­ ed that this dance would be a Paul A l e r t s In Battle For Best .1CTCA.P..-0 /« J<J*T PANT O r J O S * B U *'N A **. a stalw ar t-a i PseeN ee, mb ITA* Al THE PANTMSR T/T£ CLOCK. PAPT. Junior High To Get Football Outfits Soon Sanford Junior High School w<U have outfit! for football tear* within the next three wreka. tt was revealed at the bi monthly meeting of the Seminole Chiefs Club last night in the auditorium of Pwecrest School W. W. Tyre, chairman of the Junior High Football Project Com­ mittee, reported that the commit­ tee bad received 100*. cooperation from ail school oflfciali in the handling of the instigation of the progrs m. Hugh Carlton, principal of Jun­ ior High, reported to the commit­ tee that bids had been advertised to the local merchants of Sanford and had been awarded to Hill Im­ plement Co. "Bobby Newman, of 11,11 Implement Company bent over backwards to give ua all the help he could," Carlton stated. "The leberai terms and the enthusiasm shown made it possible for us to get the program underway before the end of the season." Carlton continued. JO complete uniforms. Including shoes, have been ordered, and the tost will be tome 12,Mo All local merchants, and only local mer­ chants had the opportunity to make a bid for the outfitting. Carlton stated that the uniforms were due to arrive not later than three weeks, and the season will grt underway in the meantime. Monday the boys will begin getting in shape, and fundamentals will be stressed. "This will help our boys." Carl­ ton declared, "not only in athle­ and hia bloc kin aggression Is tics, but In every other phase of guOd. the educational function." When asked if he would continue Carlton said that thera would be hia policy free____________ovm substitution „ of_____ no games outside the county this If the game wras close. Silvers year, but that the fans would get said, "Every boy will see plenty a chance to are the new addition o f action. The purpose of the JV to the athletic program in artlon squad it to glva the members ex­ during Inner-school games. perience, and that's what I in­ Tyre, in reporting the complete tend to do, win or lose " activities of the committee, said Kickoff time it 7:30 tonight In that at the present time It was not the recommendation of the committee i to solicit sponsors for the outfitting of the trams. He said that the committee would meet again before the next rexular meetng of the club and for­ mulate plans for a fund raising program Dr. A. W. Epps, program chairman, said that his commit­ tee had already looked to the fu­ ture and had formulated tenta­ tive plans fur fund raising events Other points of Interest during last night's meeting was a talk by Don McAllister, sports director of WDBO-TV. and a play by play 'description of the Florida-Clemsnn game that was shown on film tn the group; the election by unammoua vote of the group of George Morgan as vice-president of the Chiefs Club ta fill the vacated post; the announcement of a mo­ torcade to attend the Winter Park game Friday night; refreshments; a committee was set up to plan a trip for tho Sanford Seminole nole punter, averaging SET yards In IS kicks, and Metis also leads the Tribe In kickoff returns villi an average o f l i d yards la three returns. The Semnolea hare "out first downed" their opponents, ta-tt. and lead tn total net yardage gfined. 1177 to SM. The Tribe also has the dubious honor of leading their opposition la yards penalised, US to 230. Florida State's Semiaoies will play the first of two consecutive IM yards In 34 carries. Corso. the brilliant Miami half­ road games this coming Saturday back turned quarterback, is push night against VUIanova in a con­ Ing Renn with a close 4 7 mark, test that may find 100,000 custo­ gaining a net 29J yards in £0 runs mers in the stands. The host Wildcats and the visit­ (lose behind Corto ____ _______ halfback______ Buck ing Seminole* will participate la Melts, the solid senior from San­ an “ Olympic Fund" football game, ford, with a rushing average of with a portion of the proceeds 4.4 yards. Metis has garnered 219 going to the U. 5. Olympic team. yards In 49 trips. Following the Vlllanova game, Weaver, the second ___ _____ unit_____ left the Semlnoles will play before an­ halfback behind Renn. has put nu other large crowd when they meot M.ah.1 Hurri­ l t,rie t wiuuiig show all and has an average carry of 4.3 canes in the Orange Bowl. yards with US ysrds in 27 trip* In meeting Vlllaoova, the Tribe with the pigskin. • ill be facing a team that has End Bob Nellums. Junior from come out the winner in three of Pensacola, is leading the Semi- its first four games this season. noles in two departments — scor­ Following a 1S-0 loss to powerful ing and pass receiving. Nellums Texas A. & M. in the season h n tallied 24 points by being on opener. Villanora has vanquethed th* receiving end of four TD toss­ three straight foes — Detroit, g-7; es. and has caught it pastes in Dayton, 124; and Boston College, all for a total of 13d yards, or 13 9 27*7. Florida State has 'wo wins, two yards per catch. torso's still the Seminole's ace losses, and last week’ s t i ll Home­ aerial attacker. He has completed coming deadlock with Wske Forest 17 out of 33 !os«e» to dste, good in the first five games of the year. for 190 yards and two TD'b With left halfback Bobby Benn Vic Priori and Ted Rodrique, back in full harness, the Semireserve quarterbacks behind Tor­ r oles should go against Vlllanova so. ht»e identical completion rec­ at full strength There were no ords, 7 out of 12 Priwi hvs pick­ serious injuries in the rugged en­ ed up M yards passing, while counter with W*ke Forest. ar.d the Rodrique has amassed It yards. Tribe appears to be in good shape Both have thrown one touchdown, The Semlnoles will fare the larg­ pass. est team they will see all season. Buck Melts is the leading Semi-i Vtllanova’s line averages 212 pounds, and the Tribe will be out­ football squad to let them attend weighed approximately 13 pounds the Miami Florida game in Gaines-| to the man. ville; *nd‘ the announcement b y 1 Reports coming tn from Phila­ Dr Epps that the next regular delphia state that advance ticket meeting of the club, to be held distribution to the game is moving Nov. 13, would include a barbe­ well. The Olympic Fund contest cue at the Eikt Club At that la being promoted by Philadelphia time the films of the Florida-RIcc merchants In conjunction wth Vilfootball game will be shown, and lanova University, and all indica­ evening’ s guest speaker will be tions point to a good possibility All-American quarterback from of almcst 100.000 persons being Ohio State. Captain of the team on hand. Florda State's fabulous student in 1934 when it captured the RomBowl crown, and It prr«entlv un­ circus. "Flying High." will per­ der draft committment to the form before the gsme, and the Cleveland Brown* when he com­ fine Marching Chiefs Band will pletes his tenure In the navy. Ens. also accompany the football team to Philadelphia. John Borton o f Sanf ird NAS. UofM Freshman, Varsitv T^ams Face Big Games Jim Buckler, chairman of the Grammar School Peanut Bowl Planning committee, announced today that there would be a meet­ ing of the committee members in the auditorium o f Grammar School Thursday night at 7:20 In announcing the meeting Buckler said that all committee workers and all inlerested mem­ bers were expected to attend. The purpose of the meeting is to diicL-is the work that has been done so far, and tn discuss 'he plans to materialize Ir the future. According to Buckler, the halfU..e show for the Peanut Bo«l. »* .V vrk*.*-•r. Memortal stadium, wilt be discus- See the outlioard motors with boating's finest allaround perform ance. . . i/a y n / »r.t> fr.trr . . . h!J lieu (retly . . . y r o M W JrtU itt. . . and Whisper­ ing Power fsid f See them today. Ask fer o free demonstration ride. SPORTINC, GOODS PHONE 93* 301 E. FIRST LOOK JVs Invade Daland In Shirne Benefit After a rough day of workouts yesterday, head Sanford Seminole mentor, Illll Fleming summed up the projre-i ef kit tesm thiv week by saying, "They still look rag­ ged " But two major changes have rotne about In the squad. The In­ jury kvt hat dwindled' to two members, AI Stanley and Tom Brown; and the spirit of the tram bat shown considerable Improve­ ment. Fleming’ s major concern for tho week Is tho weakness of the defensive ends. "W e knowr we were scouted last Friday night." Flem­ ing said, "I even chatted with ths scout. He taw our weakness at Its worst, and Winter Park will be running outside all night lortg-" Jtin Warner, Senior halfback that dunned a football uniform for tho first Ume last week is show­ ing impressive progress. Before the season comes to an end, War­ ner will probably help tho Semitiolea considerably. Peanut Bowl Planning Group Meets Tomorrow disuvahL A FREE GUEST PASS CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL *01 Went Thirteenth Street cd yearlings here. Their win was 2213 over Auburn at Auburn, and that was the first time Auburn had Inst at home In years. Don L'vbb. handling the Miami freshman club, believes his club will tie up for this one. The Hur­ ricanes lost 20 19 to Mexico PollIVch in their one game to dote, coming from a 2n " «'-ftclt to make it rinse at the finish. Phoi THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THIJRS. . FRI. . SAT. FLA, GRADE A • DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS Lorge Dor. E V 4 1 J 58c WESTEHN UJL CIIOICK IIKKF CORA GABLES — There's double feverish activity out on the University of Miami football practice Helds this week for both the varsity and frtihman team* have crucial game* no tap. The vanity of course heads to Ft Worth, Texas for a Salurda} night data with an aroused and rebuilding Texas ( hrl'tiin Homed Freg aggregation The yearlings meet their trad­ itional foe, the freshmen from the University of Flrridt in the Year redie may eat be worth Orange Bowl Friday night and as a fortune, bet It cee work like always, these games are hard one, that is wfcoe It's bad tho fmight encounters wi'h both rlubs adsenlaxo of our espert, rea­ going alt out for victory. last yegr. Florida's freshman won In sonably priced servicing. Gainesville and the year before lbM. a heavy rein storm turned Orlngt Bowl meeting Into a entries i tie. Charley T V e. former Miami LEAN PURE GROUND BEEF LB. 37c CURED IN OL'R PLANT CO RN ED BEEF LB. 59c LEAN WESTERN END-CUT PORK SAUSAGE ORANGE JU IC E LB. 49c 7 CANS 99c H O O V E R WHOLESALE MEATS Ritz Theatres X-Lorge FOR HOME FREEZERS Each day the names o f (> people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movie land Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket— you pay only a small service and tax ch arjre on Ritz Theatre, and Prairie Lake Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office o f the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. Note the date printed at the ‘ fore this expiration date. om rnf the ad. ' ’our Pass must be used be- �— ---- ....... ~ 1? ~ THE SANFORD HERALD Wed, let. 24. 1050. P .jt 7 THE O LD H OM E T O W N S^OSIN' WE HAD A P IR r/tO W ' Teach Your Children How To Brush Teeth Ir MUUN N. IUN01UN, ILL BRUS1HNO the teeth regularly and properly la one of the most Important methods of maintain­ ing good, strong teeth. There's a lot you can teach your youngster about brushing hla teeth. You may even pick up a few tips for yourself from the following; Olre your tot his own toothbruih and fold-up facial tube of toothpaste or tooth powder. These provide hint with s pleasant sense of ownership. Small Sit* Brush MAI. INSPECTION of Natuma! Guard Irw |-» in Sanford Monday night wa. rndn.ted by Maxwell t . Snyder fcm teri Commanding officer of the W at company, Capt. Joseph I*, ahoscr. at far left, rbtaff Tliulol A Junior toothbrush Is best for a youngster. This type of brush should contain two rawi of me­ dium stifT bristles with sis tufts in each row. It's a good idea for your young­ ster to have two such brushes, in fact, you should have two yourseif, in this way you can be sure of always having a brush with dry and firm bristles ready tor use And that's Important. The brushes should be dried In place tV iv . ra-Wcey ■ not rome In contact with other brumes. Incidentally, there's a tooth­ brush available now with nn antibacterial Impregnated in the bristles and plastic head. Proper Method As for the actual brushing, the brush in the upper arch sin old be guided from the gum tissue down*aids to the biting cm.‘aces of the teeth. In the lower arch it is guided from the gum tosue upwards. Then the biting surfaces ate brushed with a scrubbing droke. Be sura to rinse your BltlG. GEN- MAXWELL C. 8N M il.ll. Ass'L Cuiunanlimr General o f tin- IHth AitnnuJ Division, Florida Georgia National Guard <1 ID Uikusic* *>>inc nt the National Guard proloemp with l apt. Joseph D. Bryant of the lorn I un.t (cei.D-r) and Mayor F. I). Scott (light! during his visit to .San­ ford Monday. (Staff Photo i MIRROR OF^YOUR MIND Uy JOSKI’ H WHITNEY their own at that ugc, owilook Ilie Ui/Tcicncr* between their o «n | incut atlltuJe* and lliose of lArlr parents. They themselves tuny have Ijccii trusting Innocents when 10 yearn old, but It vvu* due lit their relatively innmvnt envnonment, but to any Innate vlilue which they piufet* to hn.1 lacking In their own off»piin£. TULLE R :\. *41* D* tom * p te p lt hove a loltphono com plex? Answeri Yea, there ate Bvdlvldtialt who automatically teach for ■ telephone wherever they »cc one. anil alart railing people. Much peraon* often phone ac­ quaintance* In diatant dtiea for «vo other putpoac than to a*k how they ale; usually calling fuun p la in wlieie they ate observed by olher*. 8uch lltdlviifiial* eie basically Inaetiiir. nnl In them the telephone la nn imron*- ioua aymbul of power and pie*tli;» Ita free-wheeling use irbevea the r general stale of iratlra* anilely. Are modem children cynitolT An-vver: Those vim have cyni­ cal piranta mu.iilv err. Many I .i Mite vvno e ip t r x surprise at the vvurtdlinraa and syntcism ol their children, ni vt-mpainl with Doet economic tecurily utually bring h op pin en ? itm nrri Economic occultly lia eloirabtr coal that often bring* contentment and happiness, but I here It no dure t irlatlonahip be­ tween the two. Happiness li a elate of •motional matunly, of p -xl adjustment to life. A dieMtltflrd person Who Manta to achieve tht- Mould do better lu Work Iowa id Improving himself, tathri than hit bank arruunt. A determined study of the health!rear and nnhealthinex of one‘a hard emotiond leaetionsMillu-ually help greatly in bunging tin* a bold. Sgt. Thomas Will Visit Here Oct. 31 On Wednesday October 31 Tech- j mi are urged to tunlact Serjeant wrical Serjeant .Mickey Thomas of Thomas at the Post Office between " h e Second Shore Party Group ric hours of 12 and 2.31) p m " Company, Marine Corps Reserve It was announced. lit- has some of Orlando will be in Sanford t o tvaluabl- inform*lion for the young talk to boya between the a y s of m,n " f " >la> regarding «•> 17 and !• ', years of age. about rise Reserves and the Hcsene the advantages of becoming a Torres Act of I9J5 member of the Marine lleierve. " I f >01 are Interested in be­ Don Sum in is in his rlghih camcoming a member of the finest paiirrv ns basketball eoaeh at Klee military organliatlon In the world. Institute. A P P L E P IC K E T S HAVE B O R O O W B C M L L OUI5 GO O D L A D D E R S — ‘THE SCHOOL BOARD TOOK M O ST O'OUR H O S E "TO T"" FLU SH O U T T H E E A V E S T R O U G H S ^ / ON T H E SC H O O L G Y M - . A . AND SIX R R E M EN H AVE v O V ^ V G O N E H U N T I N G • ,____ X - jQ 0 sb ~ mouth with water after the brushing. Brushing not only helps keep your teath clean. It also helps promote circulation of the blood In the Usiue around the teeth. You ran get a free chart and free pamphlet illustrating the proper technique for brushing teeth by writing the American Dental Association, 221 East Su­ perior Strict, Chicago, Illinois. After Every Meal Most of you know. I'm sure, that you should brush your teeth after every meal. Let me explain why this Is so Important. Bacteria begin acting on sugars within a few minutes wfter the sugars are eaten to form adds capable of dissolving tooth en­ amel. The greatrst damage takes place within the first 10 minutes after eating refined carbohy­ drates. So you sec ll‘s essential that fermentable food particles be rtmovcu as quickiy ai'poivldtr It you can't brush your teeth after each meal, at least rinse your mouth with water. qUUTtOH AND ANSWD Mrs. Y. 8 : What causes nephri­ tis’ Answer: Nephritis Is an Inflam­ mation of the kidney. It often follows a throat Infection and Is bettered to be due to an atlergy to the streptococcus germ. Usually, there are red blood cells in the urine aa welt as al­ bumin. and the body becomes swollen. Radio-TV Highlights Patient's Ribs Can Now Be Used To Rebuild Skull NEW YORK 'Jh- In 1»U I-aurente Stalling. publDhcd a photographic history rrhiih he entitled, with grim prophecy, ‘'The Hr»t World War " U'a title, as well as lie gri*ly pictures of war as it really is, shocU-J many rvadrr* of the 1‘J.IO's; in lho>e days neatly all Americans believed their wo'ji'I or m more war Krieiitly NBC — TV presented the to-t of Hus scaum'i filmed documentaries on various aspects of modern life. "The Great War” was the title Project 20 program It was absorbing television rn(iTtalnmenl. Old film clips revived vividly such historic figures athe Kai-rr, Woodiuw Wilson, The dor Hooter ell. Newton D. Baker. Thera were tha Liberty Bond rallies, the ainking of the Lusitania, the taaicab «tmy which dashed out of Paris to save the city. There were many marching men of many armies. **Thi> Ureal War" was. ••-rntlal>, a romantic view of war So It was, inevitably, popular with those who saw it. Its musical back­ ground nod narration by Alevander Scout by combined to induce a mood o f nostalgia and the popular American theory that this country laved civ (Illation — for an»thrr 20 years. I dn not know |his for a fart, hut | strongly suspect that tieside* using many excellent and authentle old film clips "The (iiea* War'* incorporated clips front ‘ Uch movisn a* "The Jlig Parade." "All u-'i.-i on t v Western Front'* and "W ings." At least on* sequence, purporting to show men atterking from front —- line trench**, was shot at a high, advanced angle which only could hive been from a movie lot lower. Probably this, if it is true. Is legitimate. But the reiult was curiously romantic. There uas much running and shooting {hit f " r e -sere only a few dead bodlei. There was no view of the starving millions in lltdgium, no hunt of surh military debacles a* that per- MIAMI BEACH f* Too *ur vjcun* described how a patient's ribs can be uietl to rebuild his skull without leaving him short of ribs. Drs Jacob J, |,ongacre and G A lb* Slifano addrennt the knierican Society of Plastic and Hcconvtructive Surgery on “ split rih grafts’ * which they have dr veloped at Christ and Children's linipitals. Cinrlnnati, Ohio. They told of successfully trans­ ferring such grafts to the skulls of II patients to rinse wounds which involved as much as half Ihe skull area. Hu- graft*, they said, form a scaffold for living cells which quickly lay down nrwr hone tissue. The surgeons laid that If lh* rih used i* removed rare fully, a new rih forms in as little as 3i day* and it ton can he used (or graft­ ing with assurances another will replace it. Dr Lnngarr* said the split rib graft .-null* splitting Ihe rih length wl»e Two advantages result, he said. Ihe malleable split leclntn* lend themselves to bending and ahapinfl lo fit the wound bring closed and the iiiifare* fosirr development of new crlli which petrated by stupid tactical leadervhio on Ihe Somme An accurate picture of the slaughter, starvation and pesti­ lence of wer, such as Laurence Stallings presented hark In It*S3, is prrhapa too strong for the tele­ vision ntldlrnre Yrl any poll tail of any war that totally Ignores its agency Is Imhalanrrd history. No on* knows better than Henry Salomon, an rscellrrit historian wrhn haa personally upenenred war, who it the esecullve produc­ er of the nrellent Project 20 ser­ ies, and who, with Richard Han•er, wrote the script fnr "Th« Great War." My minority opinion It that In thl* program hr tried loo hard to entertain to th* detri­ ment of hi* equally Important function of instructing. W ORR^ W O R R Y ST>\NJue',- CANADIAN FUND Look A t The Money You Make! n rrr r e i r U k A M I E , W jo. t A P I — T h e re '* brotherly love among two randidv'r* for the tailback Job on the L'ntveraily of Wyoming football train. Jam Crawford, a two-year vet­ eran from Greybull, Wyo,, ia th* leading candidate for the post. Soma of his toughest competition comes from hit brother. Jerry, a 14Ypound *ophomore. AVriKTAM STUCE ON SANDBAR BREST. France— P—The U. S. aircraft carrier Antletim stuck on i sandbank while entering the har­ bor her* today. No damage v*a» reported. 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CANADIANACE ■■ ■* Stan In Orlando r RROTUFR8 PLAY SAME POSITION Beer SALE Round — Sirloin — Club when you lave where it reatly pays U.S. NO. 1 BEER ^ Katablished over 20 yearn Fm-fl»why lO-JM- Calvin liulliifk Information On Request FAVORITE HM 'irATt t**. » m u * »? itrr« » H n n k DLVFNS TURNS Til GOLF produce a living bone repair. BROOKLYN, Mat*. (AIM — Mclal plate* have been used In the pasl (n rinse skull wounds but (’turtle Dcvrnt, who went direct­ in the case of children have t-> be ly from Harvard to pilch for the replaced as the skull grows ill I1D2 Yankees, vsill be tournament chalmuM vvhrn tbr 1937 US. •Ite. The uve nf plate* and other ma­ Amateur Golf Championship it terials sometime* produces r*qn hr) I at Ihe country club her*. pllejUsmf, a* well, lojiigarrr said DcVrtts was with the Yankees lie added that even tin- patient'* through lull. Appearing in 16 games during a thrre-vrar span, own rib* have been found unsuit­ he won five games and lost three. able if removed and stored in a bone hank Iw-fore they an- used to mrnd his >kull. ATOMIC DF.VICi: BXPLOIir.il ADKLMDF, Australia— llrttIn addition to the regenerative properties of ribs, ihe surgeon .art* cvploiled it* fourth and final *atd, they appear In lie a emu- utomir dev lev* rarly tesiay in its paraltvrly healthy *»irl o( hone currriil lesiv at Marallinga In th* material. Hr said thal rib* hive south Australian desert The flash demonstrated superior ability to was seen 6V) mile* away at Port heal after fractures. 1 Augusta. Canada. C om plete Tice Stmtkeost’u £ »m k r i t u n i u orm orefoodorder HARVESTMOON WE RECOMMEND in c : STANLEY • • r t f * U S Cjm- i o«<* For POTATOES io » 9 9 c Of course if mokes a difference where you tavel 2 9 * LONG GRAIN T / ft T O P SuPFR MflRKt l ’ •* - - / 1. v - . - pj ’ J S • 1» ' -* , . ' . h i MM A ds v , * / ' .* • ;j „ A N ;1 t v * k* ' lf RICE 9 "» 99 * �"•a. f « f i 0, IFcd,, Oct. 10, 1950 THE SANFORD HERALD Sanitary Condition In Barber ShopsTo Be Improved MIAMI—At ■ meeting held her* them in a barbcr'a puiteidan fa. Ihc Barber’ a Sanitary Commmlon laueh u>a. took action to Improve unitary j Stricter enforcement of theie condition* In barber ahop* and ttuJ ajj effecting barbm It provide better protection for the . , . . . . pubiie. i punned by the comm lt'ion and Sociologist Says v Florida Great Land Magnet flcatea o f regldralion ai appren­ tice barber* and barber*. TALLAHASSEE Unlvcr. The cumml.iion U rompo«ed of G. II. Aahmore, Miami, Chair­ ilty of Florida locnloglil told the man; S. J. McMillan, Quincy ar.d el'.iien* conference on ron*er'»lion thb date wa* "one of the Jack E. Carter, Orlando. sreat land magnet* of d-e w«rl I” became of it* attrar!ivene-.»»i* a place to live, w The ipeakrr, John MacLachlan, laid he*t estimate* were that hr 1970 Florid* would be one of the lop II dale* In pomilalinn and IN THE ANTARCTIC. (FHTNCt would be a kev Mate In politic*, v « .v * *. i,.k r ..v .r t-sc education - TTu„ he Navy Icebreaker LSS finance, „ A( onp fflf ,hptp and <(r„ health. „ iU , „ Under a recent ruling, barber* Pf®'*'*on *** *l ,he may no longer u»e the old neck in* for a it ilc .id e program of education beamc.1 at both the bar­ duller, teen in the hip pocketi of barbert from time Immemorial. ber and the public. An application wa* received Thii proviiion. approved by the State Board of Health. wa* made .ifft- Ihe Tampa Barber College, to prevent th» poiiible trammii- lnf- *°r comniluion approval of a lion of a contagioui or comntuni- *chool fot harboring Miltnn Watcable di»caic from one perion to man, attorney for the applicant. rep*e»mted that the school had another. Glacier ha* become Ihe fird ahlp , ln ltll. „ c w„uM have , The rommiition point* out that complird with all requiremcnl* of •J1 eoBIng hlitory In enter Ihe profound effect on the lead*r»hip date law* and regulation* of the many harbor* in the date have Ro*i Sea Ice pack thU early In nf lhf nal|on." MacLarMan .aid. either forgotten or overlook the commiiiion and waa financially with hie I?**8";. E» rl'c “ con,« c* w,h , “ Public imtitution* of the ,A|e re*pnn«lhle and equipped law enacted in 1913, requiring the The an^ 1 *** on «hould prepare now- to fit themiterlli/ation of tool* by tubmerg moil modern equipment with a i-i^ * 8.' Nalnan Maru. for > role of national leading them In an approved antl*ep- P|lcatiun wav accepted enhip *uch *• 1* now mpplieil bv ' * i n l i n r n A n i.Iri H •urance iitf lwould have nprompt eon- a Japaneie ihip. Chief Roatiwain Waller E, Fru- *uch larger dale* a* New York The tame law make* it illegal vidrralion. merie, USN, of Sftll Tanglewood and Penniylvania." Tlie commiiiion enacted a rule to u*e hair bruihe* or double Lane. Jaek.onville. Officer of the The , u tewlde meeting of conihaving mug* or to even have letting up a curriculum for a pod- Deck at the time the Glacier rn- ..n ation minded ritir.na wa* graduate count which I* aimed to tered the outer pack, deicrihcd It Cill|ftl hj. Collin*, aid Ihe barber college* of the date PIRATES FIGURE TO IMPROVE a* "im all Iceberg* and Hoe* o f! Statp ,Irlllh officer Wilton T lo more effectively adminlder IN 1917 .‘ .u.ida ihould put pod-graduate couraci and better bra*h ice flagged f r a g m e n t . I SoW(.r riTSRunr.H. Pa. <* - "i Tne 1.600 ton ice butter plan* to more rmphad* on attracting qualify and educate dudcnlt to expert fuither Improvement in ikirt the outer fringe of pack ice xmin? pa.opi^, „ * rll 4t r r t # d • V 'o u . V hecome better barber* at the tame Ihe Pilliburgh Piralea f»r I9SI. n mr giving the commiiiion better and take up a potitlon la *erve p ^ p j^ (0 th. l t l „ . a* picket itation for the aircraft one of Ihe problem* ariiing out .ay* General Manager Joe Brown contrnl both llmlcn„ an(1 n>ing from New Zealand lo Me- of , he l r „wth. Pr. Sawder following hi* firit »ea>on In that irgM Murdo Sound, Antarctica, ai part , g ilf< „ t(> f,nd mitable land In connection with ill meeting of "Operation Deepfreeie 11". around ciliea for further develop­ We learned tin. year that Bon- |hc commiiiion admlmdcrrd exPeek divldons wt-re bu*y nie Kline it a major league pit- amination* to applicant* for certi- throughout Ihe day de-icing iix to ment. Low land and a high water table in iome area*, he n id , are rher and that Bill Marerotki can eight inch** of ice which covered creating increaiingty great water do the Job for u* «t second bate A WINNING RECORD deck fitting* and weighted down tupply and lewage divpoial prob­ The acquitllion nf Bill VIrJon for RICHMOND, VA. (A P (-C oach the ihip. lem*. cenler field wa* another thing EJ Merrick i* keeping hi* finger* "P eepfreere'' la a four-year pro n m» • k ic crow*, he aald_i» A*> the date that helped u i." , 1croited that his (lniver*ity of gram aupporting iclrntld* who mu»t provide more medical W-d n 1 ni f 11 m" r' ,,,,P, h lllchmond Football team hi* a -will make earth atudic* in the mental hotpital* and dep up rnn.nr around and w ell make a real winning .eaton thla year. If Rich-! Antarctica during Ihe Internation- ' lidrrably it* program of medical name of it next je e r ." *a>* Ma- mond win* more game* than it *1 Geophydcal Year 19ST-M. retearch nager Bobby Bragan. lovei, Merrick will be the f i r t l ____________________ _______ ___________________________ _ The Piratrt finl-h- d leventh af- Spider coach to field a winning U»e apple eider for Ihe liquid Pon t im p * the bot'orn and ter four year* in the National Dam for four in cen tive year* in a rsiiin *auce to be terved vide* of a iiucepan when you league cellar. I »in, e 1H0. 1» lth ham. are turning candy out of it. USS G lacier Makes Earliest Contact With Ross Seo Belt a i m L i t t l e IT ^ T lt n E FO R SO U R m e o ic iN E . h u s o B/LL F o l k s HOto DO SOU ON s e o o u o WAWT IT TODAN? THOt. M IRACLE O m -B O tLD tN ' _ROCERl£S V00 JUST tbOOEHT DOtOO AT I OUST LOAD O P 6W TH O SE WHIP WADE'S sanix mct. pint sU« 29c LEAN IIOSTON 1IUTT nRACirs CHOC. COVERED CHASE & SANHORN I NS T A NT 13 ox. Imix COFFEE ftox. j«r 49c $1.19 PO RK ROAST lb. 39c CHERRIES SPARE RIBS lb. 39c SMALL FKESII LYKES CANNED PICNICS 41b. tin $1.99 MATCHLESS SLICED BACON lb. 39c SWIFTS PREMIUM RAIIY REEF 2)j nice can FREESTONE PEACHES 29c ARGO CUT ‘ 303 cans Green Beans 4 r 49c CHUCK ROAST lb. 39c CHILI 2 STEAKS Z Z .» 69c KRAFTS S A LA D O IL HAM BURGER 3 89c LYKE’S ( l j ox. cane) LEAN FRESH GROUND STOKLEY’S GOLDEN FROZEN FOODS DONALD DUCK A 07, CANS Oranqe Juice 8 for 9 9 c SEAI’ACK 49c rfunrt 49c 303 cana Cream Style Corn 2 29c STOKEI.Y’S ID ox. enn Tomato Juice 29c 10 og, pkg. Breaded Shrimp 39c YELLOW O N IO N S 3 lbs. 13c C A RR O TS 2 tor 25c 1 Ih. Cello Rag Giant Size TID E 69 (Limit one) LARGE SIZE LEM O N S Doz. 29c Potatoes 5 lbs. 29c IDAHO RAKING ALL POPULAR HRAND8 EVAPORATED MILK 39c SHORTENING WADE'S M ARKET 3 f - — * meL 3 (a ll ca n s ! PAM AW. • OUANTTTT i mr RAKE-RITE Nl (Limit one) • m m ow n * quautt 69c m an * �-i' SANFORD HERALD tVrd.. Oct. 24. 195G. Pape 9 Japanese People Facing Catastrophe TOKYO. (A l1)—Tha Japan***; Frank Sinatra Is peoplr, vhove iniu.try and inpenuity wrMrd a chain of liny, Taking First Crack , i „ j jo . tm u •land* into a great At Film Biography n- " ■i‘v a n»uon*i «• u o i.m y n n i, - - |7 u” lnT . T r ..k >i hi. flr.t film Mopmphy - .hat O f re median Joe V I.-wU T1 • film’, title *111 Hr “ The J o I* W ild " N'« attempt I* being mad. for a "physical ” rt»emb Ianee to Hewls hut Sinatra ..Id he’ will are th. Tl" - '-'• " '" S jf * " ' •‘• P ** 61 “ llll° " ;V * 2 » " * * * « • » lhf, W " 1** “ “ ’" ’T* *» million, a figure which r apart. in P*’ 1 h* ve w lfned would ** " « exVU>,\on point. And gov----------4 ------- •- — ■ •' ***** "T *• v irc_.r. .e every year until 1990 a peak of 108,* comic** .Inglng and Jokr dellven when It will hit 4T5.0UU . atyle. E*|wrt» around the worbl are “ I do w couple o f number, in Ort* early part at Joe*, career." Sinatra rxpUInrd. '‘ They'll be know whether to keep Joey a done .(might, t.ut with the deliv­ heel after the Rita Character ery of the 1929-30 era when every bm.hr* him off or to give him clnger wn* making with the arm. .om* redeeming qualllie*. like JoHon. AI*o. 1 »ing the »o:nr* "They decided to give him « « little higher than I muall- do. chance, end I think that'll be all ■i.ater In the picture. I’ll do right. S'ot enough people have «ome of Joe*, parody fong*. and *e.n the play to object to that " ID have » gravelly effe.*t r>i the S.natra ju»! did a TV »how h gh note*, th. way e due. with Dinah Shore ami they diew -when he can't reach thrni. I’ll plaudit* f«>r their *ongogue. tie • aUo do mmc rtandup comedy revealed be tehrar-ed fnr the routine*, and 1*v. done a •how a mere day and a half. m e arch on i h r e " Ht. .tl|>end B’r the vhuw wa* .•Irxtrs'* x*xt victutc U "Pal Joey", lie «ald It I* a :t reudy to n ,ort,d at 5W.0W rD.pilr thl* jo. "They bad emir trouble uith I*,,. he -ay* he'll do nu mote the *cn p t, but that i« all fixed TV if he can help It. “ Thai TV * now." he explained "Th e y didn't a man-killer." he »ald. ..YOU'RE TELLING ME! * _ _ _ -------------- ir wuiiAM am Cciifrol rrci» Writer A BAt-OONfST »■•>* he cn- *.clng forclgrrr* tonka tike Nip* countered ahaotute alienee at »n |>on'» fam oua lovely acenary i« in at* dud. of rigid milea in a letonl lor amne competition, flight over Minnesota What .in, ! ! ! Idr.l »pol in cctilrli to .pciul ll.r f l o u e ra niol.c d u fiitrfiir p*d'(i d >pccch•making r ,;cT1' f m m ra, g id' rr h*mt * R u t l l'i m g a l n leek a) th* 1957 ferci Iw # d a f t b e la ie it w a i on* U S SHOTGUN SH ELLS 22 R IFLE CARTRIDGES Imperial Refineries Station Vacuum WELSH'S Pure 24 OZ. Grape Juice Bottle N IBLETS CAN Whole Kernel LIMIT 1 WITH $5.00 OR .MORE ORDER ** /ndmn vdn dlit. , M 9. W | . S# e l v a y l iVaw gh l t h r ic w av no ' fot « ra “ in Centm urtiim . PEANUT BUTTER UKi (JA .O RA D E A 43 18 OZ. JAR WHOLE 1% to 2*« Lit* Fryers 7 5 24 oz. GALA OPEN HOUSE Cake Rolls Seminole Park Raceway Thurndnv ovrnlng, Ort 2f> B tB p.m. fYtnte get acquainted with Seniinolc Countv'a Hand* SPEARS Apples 4 APPLE F u l l color, mund movie* of the world CHOCOLATE 2 35< ? 9 i BUTTER Swel 2 ' 9c1 Swel 12 OZ. CAN “ " fAmmja Hamhletonian ami *))cctaciilnr Little Urown Juy harneas race*, featuring Central Florida trained BLEACIII inn co u n t Pecans CAN 39c LB. 29c 89 Tomatoes 1 NABISCO OREO 1 5 'c HOOD’S E. Z QT. | 17* STARCI \ ,1T 39c BAGS htuakt p a p e r sh e ll MUSSELMAN’S APPLE "33" Continuou* Showing LRnAfl FRU IT PIES CH ERRY 12 OZ. CAN 12 OZ, CAN 8TAYMAN WINESAP $1,000,(100 plant into the Show|i1ace Sjwrt* Arena of Coffee, cookie*, coke* nnd Movie* Beef 43 FIRM, RIPE EACH See at firnt liand what I* heinjr done to convert thin FREE Corned T EA 2 : * 49< BRO CCO LI Libby VANILLA RECORD DEPARTM ENT TETLEY LIBBY eome Future Fair (iround.i and Community Center. (Vntnil Florida and the future “Sarntok’n of tho Soutli" , In Foodmarts 49 2 r 35, Ice Cream at LB. FRO ZEN FOODS LIBBY ENGLISH PEAS to lie our Buoatn *1 a And Continuous Movie Show 49, 2 1,,s 1 .0 0 Beef Stew V ELD A Latest Recordings Of Your Favorite Singers “(JOOI) KATIN” BONELESS Mr. and Mrs. Seminole County Received Weekly LIIIHY'8 Sliced Bacon Limit I With Order Q T. ' ns, 4 9 c LYKES PALM RIVER 3 : 69 Your mo cordially invited 2 Wieners Shortening 89c -* r LYKES CIRCUS 8HFRFINE r M t m n r S C r I t o i m t l . IS -k lle w a tt e e n e ra la r for a p e ra lin g ro o m llg h la a n d p o w e r r q u lp m r n l la lo ad e d at a 9'r d e r a t ( T f l l l i . f r o . e A d m ln U lr a t lo n w a r r h o n * . o o ’o l o o Ir in k a . In a tta ck •llaallo na, a n e n tire aelf-aoltli lent t l 'i - l m h o * p lla l of tax lle m a In U* r o n la ln e r a r . o l d he m o ve d h r a * ln g lr la rg e tru c k la a M-hool. r h n r r h ae o lb r r a o l u h l r h a lld in g w b lrh w a . r ra . a n a h ly urw)» m « | r d ir t 'D A i -i .w i IB . Chuck Roast J .'it. CANS 5 4 OIL 3 Ins’ 1 .0 0 •‘(JOOI) BATIN''» ' k . 303 ^ Hamburger H EACH U lM M F FATIN r / 1 I 111 ’ “(JOOI) K ITC H EN C H O IC E Apple Jelly CUT UP 79c 33 29 WESSON M EATS •POULTRY , C o n a d on a n d M e d i a n b a t a b a ll It o m i m . * t in t h * ta tlb a ll w a ild w r it i. Tha n o lio o a t p a v tlm a -b w t tor w h o t n a lla n T CORN 2 SHURFINE r , ! ! ! liming heal wave* Kurmoian government wotker* are granted four hour* for lunch How ran ! ! t Jap an ’* LTm m tar of T»urt*l they pudlhlv Ret hark to work. lndu.tr> urge* th. hlrlr „•ol I* m -1..-k* /n.k.k Diimkupf, after down* Uful girl guide* to cm uit »lgUl-'ing a meat l.utlr.R that tong? th e Th* •eefiemle fdinning boardf Twn arfumenli are etled for fh* part want and 2 If fh* whole ha* a live >*w aupport plan it mV ••turning guidance of auch world m od tome day face the to atrengthen the lad u»t rial b**e. # i Since a prime goal problem* created by too many expand foreign trade and Incrcaan , .. ,. . . . . U pre- people and loo little *p*ce the domeitirally produced f.Kxl .up- of *h<\ icrvallon of peace It ha* a natur­ experience gained today might plica al intereit in eatinf the prei- prove of ineillmable value a few The *griculture-fOre»try min- •urn which have contributed to general Ion* hence. i«try i* working on new food auurcct, but no extra* tie pro­ gram 1* under way. COMPLETE STOCK One plan dim m ed by Dr. Okaiaki and other government •ource* call* for an Atiatie re­ gional a*«nciatinn to »cek a tonnd lution to population problem* on a regional rather than national ba«l*. With Nnltcd Nation* teehlcal and financial backing, they con Irnd, an xt*ocla*ion would be able to tackle the multiple pro* 13t h A Park blem* on a broad long range ba>* t*. LB. COFFEE iluiitlrJ!ctin <i>iit it l*fjtr iiljb* »»rtin«jj .f.igr 1’I.OHf.r /idX or. Infer.I . f*..f i if n (n rol fa ir II, v*d»d Ir M AXW ELL HOUSE ti'i i r nlwrtui t anted to hrnr u t t IV ,rg A*.fr.rii. berod t«< " * w ■ T a d year beih birth and death, The eugenic* protection Her. rato* hit all time Ink*. Birth* to- adopted In 1918. legalize* the lal* |talrd 1.730.000 or 1#.J a 1,000 com- of contraception device* and aupared with about 2.1 a 1,000 in the thorite* phy»ici»n* to perform watching Japan* effort* to trim United State*. Death* totaled ahorson*: 1 When ellher parent It* populitlon to It* geographic 990.004 or 7.1 a I.0U0. well below tuffer* fioun a malignant heridl* and economic limit* while feeding America’* 1951 average of 9.2 irr* dUea*r: 2 When continued and homing million* o f "Surplut" Although there I* a birth can* pregnancy «>r childbirth would *epeople. ThU country may be pro- tml movement. Dr. Avanori Oho- riuu-ly impair the health of the tiding a te.U tube picture of aaki. director of the,welfare min mother for phy*i»xl or economic whal »omr .cientitt* believe Ihe l»try'» Initltute of population pro* rvatotu or 1 When pregwhole world mu«t ultimately face. blem*. »uy* "the »h»rp decline in nancy l» due to rape or coercion, When the war ended In 1913 Ja­ the birth rate i« due almn.t wholMod Japanete involved with pan counted 7£ million people, ly to Induced abortion permitted population problem* are norc j,rot«v- conrcrnerl with the Im n eliile fuannul two million more than pte under Japan'* rngenic war. In the following 10 year* it* tion law." lure than a lung range xoiu'loa. The mini.try ralculatr* that Their mam worry U finding W u l.lio n increa.ed ITJOOOW. Th* birth r«!e, low in 1915. Ia*t year Ihe number of abortion* Job* and food. Record* There are plan* to bring more Jumped to 34 3 a ,MO0 population exceeded live birth* by 1917. At the *ame lime the 11*t l.7i»,i«*i abortion* and l>r land umlrr cultivation through a deathratebegan a*harp decline Oka.nki «ay. the figure would top government — backed rcclama to lev*than half the prewar rate two million If all were reported tmn program but progre** h.v» o f 17 a 1,000. i Birth* totaled 1.727,000. been »!ow. CREME Pink Camay JS C 2"»17c SANDWICH a nor. Libby 2 1 l‘ ■ mm 11° 7- Roast Beef 4 1 Y home* and the funuxi* driver* who train here. For Your SAVE Convenience Your Hosts SAV-MOR Seminole Park Raceway COUPONS at Casselberry For Vauoble Gifts Sav-Mor Coupons Redeemable A t PARK AVE. A T 25th ST. Our Store �> rt .T ■:.r: f* ;r v i.;.- ' .n T iv>j^ ;> THE SANFORD HERALD Pan 10, WeA, Oct M,1OT9 MIRROR OF YOUR MIND 01^ Br JOSEPH WHITNEY tributlng c* u r It U (U lir to k e rf a good opinion of ouraelvea, o f our wudom and Judji-rnt, w lM wo can ftad an n l i n u l raaaon lor our mistake*. Should « o trip ovtr a footstool, for ox* ample, our dignity U Uaa dam* aged if wa can blame th* etupld* Ity of tho ptraoa who loft It there, ralhrr than admit that wa w an not looking whan wa wart going. A/a animal pall | H d far chltjranf * u i a pri •«« do wotdara far Ur tnoltona] d<*«U>t>rr<nl of a chlu air.M partau bull' worn, « a who tend to hr rfjct*.:fut Of •mire# a p*t cannot replace Uit tortnf Interest of a father or mother, but a smalt, playful dog •t col con do much to ratlafy a child * ntr J for tome lit me th e ; to Uriah Ida affection on. A child who t.aa no stable outlet for hit love will l mil toivanl witmlrawal and utlrotrrat.n, and may dc> arelop an anxiety er,mp!*x that Wilt »lay wilh Mm throughout Wa. am li II utuol la hlom* our arrori on others? Answer: Yea, practically every* one aharra thli Impulse, and we are more likely lo follow It when another pc non provides a con 0 # m oil f to p la Uva up to Ihtlr raputatlam? Antwrri Moot people conduct thrmeelvca according to their ego-concept o f the kind of per* eon they think they are. One who believes he U well-thought-of or admired by others usually will bthavs with proper consideration, while a perx-n who feels no one carrs much about him will tend to show litits consideration to* ward other people. Roth types art InAumced by what they Imagine olhrre think of them. and tend to live up tc the reputa lion they assign themselves. (A 1HC. Kiss gestures fraUcai*. lac.) O n Hollywood Table tep glvrn marblelsrd laiah with new apray-aa paint la a aew do'lt-y*ur*rlf Idea. Into one synchronised coat of Striped Paint Next? 1 paint. All the colors are in one NEW YORK—They *1111 fuk. container. Ju*t ipray on and out about polka ilot paint or striped come* a marblelreil texture that paint, hut they may soon be a I* tile-tough, washable aqd mar•reality. A major step In this di­ resistant. rection I* th* new apray-on paint This new paint la Ideal for ute that results in a marbltlttd An- In Interior* and on furniture. No •ending or rtmoving of Lhe old * The new ipray paint called finish la neeaassry. It can be tVari-Krutn 1* made up of bun- .prayed on with th* paint sprayidrrd* of varied globules corr * attachment to a vacuum clean­ ■pounded by a patented formi er with a regular spray gun. T h e Sanford Congregatlwal Christian Church wai host to lh e Central District Pilgrim fellow , shin Rally on Sunday, Oct. 21. The afternoon recreational per* loJ was led by the Orange City Council. The Rev. Theodora Rog­ ers, of Ormond Beach, spoke at the afternoon servlet, followed by reports from four of the Ns lion si Pilgrim Fellowship Council delefa'rs, who were John Alkinaon, Miss Jane Smith, Mis* Bifbsra Huston, and the Rev. Rankin Shrewbury. A buffet supper was served by the ladle* of the church, and the Rev. John E. Pickens, stale advisor. voeVe at Ihe evening ser­ vice which was In charge of the h. i.oru iMgrim Fellowship Coun­ cil. Amending this rally were about ]G3 young people from Daytona Reach, Holly Hill, Interlachen. Mrlboume. New Smyrna Beach, Pomona Park, Winter Park and oatiford. FIRE TROl'Itl.K Mass. Hi—The fea­ ture of thl« year'* annual Foxborn fin* truck parade wa* un­ called for — one of Ihe trucks caught fire. A Swarm of firefighters quick­ ly doused Ihe engine blare caused by defective wiring. roxnono, who made good with 8 dubs In Cleveland, Cincinnati and other Ohio citiri, Isn't discouraged. In Spotlight ‘3 Sanford Church Is Host To Pilgrim Fellowship Roily By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (JV-The trouble aith Ihe night club buiinci* U that Americans are going to bed earlief. It'a aa simple as that, says Frank Scnne*, one of tha most successful club operator!. Night dub owner* art singing Ihe hlues all over Ihe United Slates. In Los Angeles, three big nileries have shut down in recent months, and tha pattern Is repeat­ ed elsewhere. Television Is touted as tb« main vltlaln, but Benncs argues otherwise. “ Of course, TV has had a bad effect on night club*," h# said "People are more content to stay at home for the entertainment. Be­ sides, they are reluctant lo psy t » or $30 to see a performer they may have seen la*t Sunday on TV. "But I think the main reavon for bed business Is that penpte don't atay up as late. •The war wa* great for club*. Everyone h a d relatives and frlenl* In th* aervlce and they were worried about th»m petting lulled. So they stayed ou* late ..-"I bled to enjoy them reives. "Now people go to bed earlier. Night club* can do a gond bullnr** on lhe first show, but the late ahow kill* them. I've seen club* you could shoot a cannon through on Ihe late ahow and not hit anyone. It's '.he same way everywhere. If you can't get a good crowd In for the aeeond ■bow, you can't make money* Beanes, • Warirn, ttoio. ooy **r-J*'* Wffl* he •3? A very Interesting and colorful film on Dairy Produrti was shown at • meeting recently of the Semi­ nole County Food Association. Mrs. Clarice Dekle, secretary and treasurer gave a brief sum­ mary rrior to the showing of Ihe film, which showed the many dif­ ferent • waya to u«e and serve cheese. A delicious satsd and soft drinks were served by the hos­ tess, Mrs. Louise Hasty. Memhera present were were Mrs. Mrs. Mr inters present cbirlottB whitman*. Mrs. Lucille Kessler, Mrs. Dorothy Griffith. Mrs. CUrice Deckle. Mrs. Lillian Sirbold, Mr*. Emmeline Thurston. Mrs. Ruby Davis, Mrs. Louise Lee. Mrs. Sara Sewell. Mrs. Agnes Cranston, Mrs. W. A. Yeoman, Mrs. Effie Lee, Mrs. Blanche Partin, Mre. Frankie Cartilage, Mr*. Marcella Bcnham, Mrs. Jes­ sie Tannrr, Mrs. Marjorie Bryant. Mrr. Edith Coyner, and Mri. Kath­ ryn White. m. The Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church will bava their monthly supper and program meet­ ing at 7:00 p. m. Mr. E. E. Beach, Associations! Brotherhood President will speak on a 3.000 mile lour of Mexico. Cub Scout Tack Ten will meet ■* P- m- *1 *to Methodist rChurch. h iir n k The Lake Mary Home Demon­ stration Club will meet at lu a. m at the Chambe* of Commerce Bunding at which Urn* the pro­ gram will be “ LearnJni, to Clean Sewing Machines." There will be a sack lunch at noon. The Dorcas Cta** of th# Up* salt Community Presbyterian Church will meet at the church at 2 p m. Mrs. Clover M am will lead in th# devotional and the hostesses will he Mrs, I . B. Ball­ inger and Mrs. E, D. Daniels. All women are very cordially It. vtleri lo attend for a social good’ time. The Junior Choir will have their rehearsal amt fellowship at 3:43 p. m. The Youth Choir of Ihe First Presbyterian Church will practice at 7:30 p. m. There will he a weck-Day Kin­ dergarten at the First Presbyter­ ian Church from 9:00 through I2:<» p. m. The W. 8. C. S. of Ebcnerer Methodist Church will meet at the CONGRESSMAN A* 8. "8Y D " IIEKI.ONG MAKES a point in hl» non. 9 church at 10 a. m. to observe (•olitlral address I^forr the joint meeting of Sanfonl cvlc clubs Mon­ Week of Prayer. Bring sandwiches day noon. (Staff Photo J for lunch. FRIDAY at the home of Mr*. J, A. Nichol­ at 9:30 a. m The Married Young People of Chapter Two. O. E. S will the First Baptist Church will have son, Briarcllffe Av*., with Mr*. meet at the Masonic Temple. At W, B. Kirby »ervlng as co-host­ a Training Union Party at 6:30 this meeting the Worthy Grand p. m. ess. There will be a week-Day Kin­ Matron, Miss E’.hcl L. Dodson, The Rev. Fred Ensmirger will conduct the morning devotions dergarten at the First Presbyter- will be honored. IUESDAY over WTRR, Sanford,, at 8:30 a. Ian Church from 9:CO through 12:00 Soulhslde Halloween Carnival £ m p. m. will be held on the Souths!dew SA1URDAY Th* Norman DeVer* Howard Chapter United Daughteri of th* The R. A.'s of the First Baptist School Yard from 3:30 until 9 p. Confederacy will meet at 3 p.m. Church will meet at tho church m. Supper will be aerved. N dvdf btfora In h litw y has anything * m ‘ built by man travalad aa far In 8# short • tk ia — by land or tool An announcement o f decisive im portance to anyone about to buy a new autom obile The most exhaustive endurance teat ever given an automohlla has just been completed by !w a stock *57 Fords—Identical In every respect wtlli cars now being offered by Ford Dealers. Under supervision of tha United Slates Auto Club and the Federation Internationale de Automobile, each of these two *57 Fords traveled SO,000 miles In less than SOdays. Ford No. I averaged IOS, 10 mph for the entire run . . . Ford No. 2, over 107 mph. These averages include time for all pit atop*. In all, tho *37 Ford smashed 4SS national and international records. This te it was run on tho Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah.,, it was the longest left turn in history. A car, Ilk* a man. bknown by its drtdt, not u W * . In relay* they drove thru- can night and day for a distance greeter than twice around the world . . . a distance equal to 5 yean of normal driving Not in all history has a man-built machine traveled so far in so slmit a time-try land or seal But thu waa not a lest of rpeerf-bot of endurance of the "Inner Ford." A trial to take the measure of Thundrrhlrd Y-block V-fi power Without qualification of any kind. A tret of running gear-of Males, of materiab hi body and chasitt. Of steering and roaliability, yet, ami comfort, too! A test. Indeed, such as no cars hav e ever undergone, let ■!««* •uccessfully concluded. Me feel that by their deeds, you shall know the *37 Ford car*. Surely they Iwve told you, lu decisive lerms. that they are irortA more when you buy . . . and when you i rttl Your Ford Dewier will gUdly place at your disposal ihe neve kind of Fotd that means a new kind of value for your oar* buying dollar-the greatest th* wink! hat ever seen. That Is why. w* at Fotd, despite tut confidence in our *57 can, let their deeds of accomplishment speak for themselves. S S C £ Food Association Sees Colorful Film Tha Rev. Fred Entmlnger will conduct the morning devctlons over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. ro ta te s World In Midst Of Fateful Contest world output as follows: coal from rian methods had lurn-edcd In l> THOMAS V. WHITNEY AP t'orelxn New* Analyst 27 per rrnt o f world production making Itielf the second-ranking The world is in the midst of a in 1930 to U per cent In 198; oil Industrial nation on earth In one * fateful ennlest—the rare between from 8 to 10 per e«nl; electric generation. This psychological atmosphere the Communist bloc and the non- power from 14 to 18 per cent; pig C. atmunist world for dominance iron from 17 to 21 per cent; steel nations ami the concrete economic In Induylrul production and lech- from 18 to 21 per rent; cement position out of which II spring* from M to 18 per cent. constitute the weak point in Ihe nolew . ***Extension of tho comparison lo defense o f the non-com muni »t In- this raco at the present moimh) the non-Communlit World Is 1936 would show continued growth In underdeveloped non-Com munist ahmid of the Communist b lo c- but of the Communist slice of the world a* a whole against the Com­ it N questionable whether tl'f world production pie. Inclusion of munist bloc's aggressive Intent. Communist China would farther The speed of the Commuhist bolding Its own This situation by Itself Is dan­ stress Ihe same direction. In such economic buildup Is a threat In all gerous because the Communist vital items aa oil and electricity non Communist nations without re­ bloc i* using and will use Its the Communists still account for gard to the underdeveloped na­ rapidly Increasing economic might small proportions of total world tion* problem. Hie Communist* to attempt to destroy alt non Com- output but even there the trend Is have never made a secret of their .jnuriM systems. But It Is made In the Communists' favor vrr, intentions lo destroy, If they can, imnrh more dangerous by the exls- perceptively. all non-Commuidst systems of so­ Jtenct- of a fundamental economic The other most critical aspect cial organisation and political ■cotjradlrtloti between the roun- of the world economic situation— rule using to that end any avail­ :tries which make up the non-Com- Ihe underdeveloped nations prob­ able mrani. Jnrunisl worl l. H non-Communlst nations per­ lem—Is also demonstrable In fig­ I Till contradiction it the fact ures: mit Ihe Communist bloc to outdis­ [that among mm-Communist naA recent U. 3. survey found that tance them In Industrial produc­ rtlom those which are rich lend by 198 per capita output In Indus tion and technology, then, of Ho get richer while Ihose which Ir sally developed countries had course. It’s quite possible the Com­ [are po„r tern! to remain pour. More risen by 43 per cent compared munist eountrlew will decide to Ipreritdy: Industrially developed with prewar—but In underdrvcl- use their newly gained economic (eomitrlef are alradily increasing op e. countries by 3 per rent only. superiority In th* form of direct Ithelr per capita wealth and out- Among Individual rountrle* and military force to Impose their sys­ ul—but underdeveloped nil Ions, regions there ware variations, of tem on the rest of the world. aosl of them, find their more course. But overall the disparity That's why Ihe race for dominance modest production Increases are in seallh between underdeveloped In production ahd technology 1* so developed non-Communlst fateful. ofts-n nearly outrun by population and •growth. But the danger of direct Com­ roun tries which before World War { This makes for a gap — one II waa already enormous hat since munist military assault on the iwhieh Is growing rather thin dl- become even considerably great non Communist world la not right ‘ mlnlshini—In Interests anti out- er. The underdeveloped non-Com- now apparently so Immediate a* Jook as between developed and un- munlat countries today have about the danger o f Communist subver­ sdeHeve loped non-Com munlit ra­ twice the population of the devel­ sion o f the non-Communlst world tions. oped non-Communlst countries-- through adept use of the under­ • It prrsenli a rich opportunity but no more than one-twentieth developed nations problem. Jfor the Communists With their of their manufacturing capacity. Thi Communists ao doubt eonveonomlc might growing quickly The existence of wealthy and alder that at alight expenditure In flteg can afford lo use part of It poor nations side by aide, of the next few year* they can assist e*s#, M '"lle bait or to bring eeo- course, la nothing new In world Ihe development of a split be­ i( rre-sure aimed at splitting history. The new element la Ihe tween the developed non-Commudfvrlopvd and underdeveloped fact that articulate people In Ihe nlit nations and (hose which are ' f t wa of the non-Com munlat poor countries, many of them re­ underdavcloped—a apUt ao funds* •Ml and setting them against cently freed from colonial domina­ mental and Utter Hut the two f\another. tion, no longer aeeept the poverty greupa will nom agate to able to Iff* are' some figures thawing of their countries •• something unit* against the Communist ^yirW ea being mad# by tho Inevitable. threat International economists ■munlit bloc In catching up They demand rapid progteas. have long waned of tho poiaiblll* tSe non-Com munis! world: Many of them Insist on such pra­ ty to th* underdeveloped nations [vm t9M to 198 Comm unlit gma at any price and look with of social-economic explosions at*«*, not Including Comma- longing at the way In which tha which could cully get Involved In W*l Chita, raised their (bare of Soviet Union by ruthless totalita­ the cold war. I'll* fourth year of operating the Moulin Ituuge here with a show billed as costing 1223,000. "1 think you can still do busi­ ness if you give the public a big, lavish show they can't get on TV and tf you can lure them in for the late show," he said. "T o do that, we have a policy of ■ flat 8 per person for Ihe Ute show. We give them a dlnnereltc and a ■how with 100 people on the stage. You can't beat a deal like that." WEDNESDAY The Senior High Fellowahip Racrcition o f the First Prasbyterlan Church will meet at tha Church at 1:00 p.m. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will be conducted by Rev. A. G. Me­ lania, Pastor of the First Presby­ terian Church at 7:30 p.m. ■The Cbanrcl Choir will rtbeartt at First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m Prayer Meeting will be held at. .. 7:30 p.m. it 'the First Baptist Church. At 1:13 p.m. the Sunday Cabinet will meet. There will be a prayer meeting at 7:30 at the McKinley Hall. Wes­ leyan Service Guild will be In charge of the program. THURSDAY The Intermediate Choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse at 7:00 p. m. and the Adult Cbotr at I 00 p. m. We wanted than to prove to you-in action-th* M«miru and performsnc* we had buOt Into them. No words of oure could ■peak with equal conviction. Therefore, w* engaged an Independent engineering organisa­ tion to test our '57 oars more thoroughly than any other cars have ever been tested before-In this country or abroad. We provided them with *87 Fords-can identical with those now offered by Ford Dealers. Th* ra t w* left up to them. FORD Here ii u Just they did: They took tha* can to th* Salt Flats at BotmmdH*, Utah. Her*, tweJv* of th* workTi greata t driven took over. First STRICKLAND-MORRISON. Inc. Mff E. 1st. St. Ph. 200 i �n 21 — IIOOP INO-I'Ll) MIIING A Y r to what you want V' CERAMIC TILE Paul P. .Mueller Sou Pk. Hid Free estimate, tjualily work. P k 1821 HILSO.VMAIKR LADIES' Nylon Pantif*. brlrf I'l.UMRING A HEATIN't; New and L’ocd Furniture Sires 4. 3, 6. Culors; Septic' Tank Inr Ul lal inn A Service Phone « S white, pink, blue and black 311 E. First St. Heater Service. Archie C. Har SI.00. 3 pr< $2 Postpaid. ii-lt. Phone 731-W or 1313. 14—I’ AltM and GARDEN HEICIIENEDER, Osteen. Mi'sionary-F7vcrbcaring S t r a w PLASTIC Girl Dolls. II inches, unberry Plants— $1.50 per hund­ dres-cd, saran hair, unbreak­ red Call Ray laud. 1317-W. able $].£», Postpaid. RKICIIENMountain grown Rome apples. EDEH, Osteen. $2.50 and $3 00 bushel. Ilamlal!, lontiailing and Repair Phone 282I J. BARGAIN! Apt. site gas range, 10C* Sanford Ave. Phnne 111] perfect condition. Call at 2WW EVERY DAY IS BANNER DAY Hiawatha Avr. Drcamwtdd. Plumbing. Krc*kv Healing for -nstrig* m house plants, shniWiery anil fruit tree* at M . f i . H O D G ES Alns ‘ TJfeUmc" Aluminum Grajtei life Nursery. Ph. 2051. Jalousies Service on All Water Pumps— 2 panel* 35!s" “ X’* 5tf* lon e Well* Drilled — Pumps Home grown Marion Market Cab­ 1 panel 23'* "X " 82'* Lone Paola Road. Phone 700 bage Plant*. It. F Cren«!ia»-, 4 panels :tl” "X " 82** Long. Ph. 17H-W. 4 panels 39" "X ” *2‘* Long a —s p e c i a l .s o n c E s Original rost $178. HO Will sell Ml'il.OO See at 67«3 5 0 -M I SP'AI. INSTRUMENT!! CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Plmnosa Dr., or call l!t*i'> M. Slip Covers and Drapes Airordioil, 8-t has*. Cate iilel.i.led STANLEY KULP I'honc 3115. SMALL c«.la fountain in Al PHONE 2H58-J. U.’Ltr I’i • '• in county* The Doggie •* Diner et liar. Lake Mary. 4—LOST M l.SSINO— I’d eat, T ',h while spots. IIEWAIID. X f « gandolph St.’ Phone 24a3-NJ. TERMINAL NOTICES Jtv llnLLAWAY. llo-pi«al nn«l B*t»J life lic it Day. We*k. nr Month— Tel. HU. Furniture Center — I in (Vest Ftr*t St. condition also 8 ft, Mala batM IN D A B L A N K anil ti ni*t-in>n uph*>l«terod GA ILL'S IIKOTIIERS «n w hut to nlve?. tell u» your stool*. 1911 ntmlcl Va-KaShunDragltno A Bulldozix Servlet pioblcm and we'll ruggr t so­ Er housetrniler. very icason Ph 2233 Geneva. 2195-W Sanlorl lution* at a price )° u want ><> able. Call 1020-J. pay. Come browse. ...... ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cali I’tltVEI.I.'S O IU C K Si 1*1*1' ENJOY a shopping spree on your Ralph Hay, 3130. 117 s. Magnolia Phone 98d SMALL CHANGE F. M. d 5*. l(*c & 23r situ e, 321 S Satifoni. HI MM At iE SALE—317 Sanford, FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * Well Dr.lhng, HOWARD C Sat.. Oct. 27, » a m. to $ p m II—APPLIANCES LONG. Phone 3M 207 E*st Commercial Ave. FRIGIDAIHK appliance*, sale and service. G. II High. Oviedo ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ Fla, Phone FO 5-3.315 or San 7 - AUTOMOT1V E WANTED ments, Invoices, band bills, and furd 1S42-W alter 6 p m. programs. a te . I'rogreailvc Sell Your t =>r to Priming L'o. Phona 466 — 403 gale* • • Bsrvlra HOY KEEL West 13th 81. SINGER 306 W. Sccun l 81. Sewing Machine* Full EVERYTHING In hardwire K—IIOAIS AMI MOIOHK ami paint sec—Hill llarlasr# Alsu parts, accessories tor all makes of sewing machines of i ii , Ml K, Ul 8b, Phona A3 Evlnrudr Haiti A Hervir* American and European manu­ KOllSUN Hportlnit (itwdt facture. ftohlnsun Hand Crafted Furnitur*. 301 111. S L ________ Phon« »** All Repair Work Wo build, doslin and roflnish. Fully Guaranteed 8m si Oil Flench, Ph. 52-R, 1 j3 i r a i i . i : rh ______ 108 E. SECOND HT. It will pay VOL to *«■» II* Ulur* 49 HOUR Alarm Clocks, (iui rattle- 45—BUILDING MATERIALS ed 1119. Sanford Jewelry 4 you buy. Open Evening* tno Luggage. 300 hanford Ave. Sunday*. IIED-I-MIX CONCRETE Last-ide Trailer Hate* Window Sills • UitUls House Cleaning- Windows, Floors, Palatha, Pla._________ Septic Tank • Slat* Approved Office. Call 1119 J, D. C. Caldwell Hand • Cement Mortar Mil II—USED CAR* Miracle Concrete Co. PI MPS K hPIIINKI.P.It is :* HUDSON Commodore 8 Con ’ M Elm Ave. Phone I33S HYHTBMH vrr'ilhlc, yrllow with red leath­ All types and slscs, Installed or CONCRETE er upholstery. Siralim »hift "Du H Yourtalf." Heady, MUed Concrete, Concrete WE REPAIR AND SERVICE w ovcrJrltt, 1200. Phone |1UBlock, Band, Gravel Cement S T I N K XJ.___________________________ Concrete Pipe to meet ell Machine and Supply Co. (pi allocations. Ph. 03 IMS Cltryaler Windsor 4-door De* 207 W, Und St. Hhermun Concrete Pipe Co. Luu-. Only 12.01H) actual mile*. CK08I.KY - RENDIX Out West 13th HI. Phone IU« Call Hay llemin, Phone -'til, or Pal S'-vUe 1343-IV after 1:00 p. m. RANDALL 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Ele-.iiC joy FOR n e w PONTIACS and Igrt. Service— guallty — Satisfacllou HAYNES Office Machine Co! clean USED CAIUj. MilJ W Tyiiewriter*, adding machines, lit n o n .' I'huno 1436, or 11U-W Ph. 113 Sanford MJT-J-3 Da Hair Halits-Menials, n il Mag., Ph. 44 after 4:00 l>, HI. AUTOMOTIVE • EMPIsOYMKNT io ij Pontiac Catalina hardtop hydromatit drW ■. New- painC Hood lire*, Call BA* HLKtlO-v 16—HELP IVAMT.D—FEMAI.E at 2450, or after I4:W P- nt. Waitress wauled, Appty Touchphone I3I3-W. Ion Drug Co., Mr. Gilpin. I’J t; PACKARD 4-dr. dean $295 .7—HEI.P WANT M l MALE tail FORD Victoria M7-* pjyj PLYMOUTH Club Coupe Good sober, while or colored man excellent *693 to work on farm. Regular Job. WILL t r a d ; |*h. 950-W. II. A. Stephens, Bn*300 \V, Second St son Ave.' Thia ii a free pa-* In the Prairie P E II M A V K N T day and night Luke Drive-In Theatre H r Pearl drivers. Must be good drivers, .McDaniel. Exp -lata Nov. 2. sober and dependable, YELLOW loss, i Ml t 11 2m| nt. I Magnolia, .Nash, four door sedan, Goo i run­ |» L s AI.LSM KN - At!ENTS ning condition, cheap. UARGAIN Owner unable to drive. J D. NEWSPAPER street salc-lmyi. Davison. Itouto' 1, Loa ul-li. Ages 8 to 12. Apply to Murk Phone 758-M. Heirs. The Sanford Herald, after school. BUSINESS SERVICES 3ti—WtlLK WANTED. I’LMALE Hnhy silling, reference' wants Modern Air-eon litlom-.l Salon All-around handy man wink. Pltona tlJtl-J, _________ IlfirricllV IlMUty Ntuik in:. S. Ii.ll. lUll-M. 21—WORK WAMI 1.0—31ALE to—BEAUTY PARLORS ph. ’.'71 S P E C IA L flu Permanent, 58 50 FINANCIAL 31-INsURYNCE EVA DESS IIEAI'TY SHOP Phone SG3 If —IK II.HIkti PAINTING • DIG V A L U E S • QUICK C R E D IT • E A SY TE R M S ftouHUt I A -1 ’ LACKS to EAT li'Ge cords. . . . „ S en karik G lass nnd I’ alnt C o. 112.114 Weil 2ml St. Phone 320 styles. CLASSIFIED ADS Till- biggest 47—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD *5—HOMES PLU M RING FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE <225 DOWN 43— ARTICLES far SALE________ Contract and Repair Work —at Warehouse Prims, visit 3 Bedroom* end Carport* Frea Estimate* BERRY'S. W't are expats at as­ Texreuo Floor* Luke new bottled gs* space heat­ H. L. HARVEY sisting you to secure gracious Kiuhen Equipped er. Call 1264-M. 101 Sanford Ave. Phone ISIS good look* with fuifCtipwal con­ Nice Retldentlll Location venience. Todoy's be*t buy* in — Factory to You— Lvndxaped Yard* W , J . KING nationally advertised furniture Ready for occupancy tn 2 necks Aluminum Plumbing Contractor at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. Venetian Blinds A . K. SHOKM AKKIl. JH. Kohler riombins A Supplies First St. Phone 1687 for Even­ Enclosed heal. Sag-proof bottom Builder R**m Electric Water Hesters ing Appoinlment. rail with plastic end*. Plastic I'nona 1991 1900 Mellonvllle 2131 Orlando Dr. Ph. I* or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon t in s iW MERCHANDISE - REPAIRS WOOLSKY .Marine l-'inishcn Knr Y ou r I Inn I Senkarik Gkr-s am i Paint Cn 112114 W. 2nd SI. PhWtB MO FLOUlC sanding and finishing, i leaning, waling. Nerving Semi­ nole county since 1925. It. M. Gleason, Luke Mary For Painting call Mr. Ta*krr. Ph. CdS-XR. Itoom special $14 95, COMPLETE MODERN INSURANCE All Ihe NEW KINDS of fire and casualty. Insurance available In iha best of Companies et */>wan llatr'i to those who qualify. Consult H A L L INSURANCE AGENCY. 201 S. Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. -MONEY TO LOAN Florida State Hank III'. S IN FO RM _________ • LIVESTOCK 6 room. 2 bedroom home. $5750 latest*) on UId Orlando High­ way. Ideal for children, school bus stop. Call I3.TJ-M. LAKE FRONT New three bedioom house on luike Emma. One anJ half tiled hath*. Florida room. Lot 21L \ 223'. Tutn So on* mile et Oaklawn Cemetery. Tin* it a free pa** tn the KIU Iheatre for Mr*. Homer Miller. Exp. date No*. 2. 1958. 1Uni roam house, fenced-in back yard. 1911 Summerlin, Phone 2371-R. 'bedroom home, loo ft. Fenced romer hd, oak trees. By Owner. Phone 17It J. RENTALS T1KKD 51—Aprs—limSES-ROO.M S uf th e sunit! old tilin g ? HUTCHINSON'S O c e a n Front See the iparlou* new ta-irfull) dilferent homes in —, — Apt*. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona South Pine* rest Sanfarc Reach. Call 2374 W. Gru*e Mannr* Sanfurt Valencia Villas DcLam Downtlair* apartment. CALL 1240. Deilrable turn garage apt. 432W IMMEDIATE Avalon Apt* Eficlency, Ph. 720-W OCCUPANCY EFFICIENCY Apartment. Saltable for bachelor or couple. Pri­ vate hath. Aero** from Poit Office, klanuel Jacobson. Ideally SHuatcd Ltixurioiisly Planned Moderately Priced 3 and 4 ltedroom Home* with 1 ant 2 baths situated »n targr. artistically lendiraned lots. Paieil strreU and alt other 2 room apt*. U l Elm. Ph. 29*3 AV, city convenient*! make the*# roluniet of owner-occupied l-Redroom house partially furn homr* truly delightful place* ITU mo. Cell MM. to live. ilota Court 5 room apartment*, Designed, Built and Sold furnished. Kitchen equipped. By Phone 1484. ODD AM & TUDOR Inc. Iluildrr* of Fine Hume* 5 room unfutn. apt. Neoly decora­ For Florida Living ted. twt Celery Ph. 805-W. SALES OFFICE t and 3 bedruom cement bluek 2625 8. French Avenue lake front home* $65. & $65 Phona 2HK) and 2980 uitfurmshed. Phone 1129. 81. John Really Co. _________ Furn. cottage, r e a s o n a b l e . Located on 17 92. Ph. 30I0-W1 Efficiency apt. Ili-w*y 17-92 So. City Limit*. Hlombeilund Court. t tHttl.IN \ lit•vii: (iRKENIIOim. Nt (AIM—The state uf North Carolina Is "bum c" for 10$ o f Ihe 443 player* on pre*ea«on foulboll rosier* of Ihe eight college* in Ihe Atlantic Coast Conference. THE "IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE It I* the ru-toui nf many families In this counity to commemorate i hereavement by an "In Mcuiorium” notic--, in newspaper elaseiflod column*. They flint a real e.elace- therein, Preparation or selection o f » suitable vrr-e (.ring* back in them tender, pleasant reeollection*. A t -Jlira Cook, the Knirlieeli poet lia* *o traulifullv rxprc*fe*l it: "Row cruelly sweet are tho echoes that start \Viren memory nlaye an old tune on tho heart." Most frequently an In Memorium Is Inserted on the anniversary -f death. However, other date*, which it is fell are appropriate or uf.vnlng'ul ore alio lelrvted. The birthday of the departrd, the wedd­ ing anniversary, Memorial Day, even Chrlstme* art among other ‘ ignlfieartl occasion* chosen. If v,,.i rti- i r*ltant to exurc-- your tender thought* In poettie form, •■on may a* ail yourself nf Ihe llcrald'a collection of erietnalI ven verses, ts, These exp......... .. t-wtic beauty Ihe emotion* of the .nrarl arts! rings. Vmong them are vfrac* appropriate to any elrcumstanee. THE RATE Cards of Then** are 81.00 per insertion regerdlrsi o f sire. In Memorium notices, due to be fart Urey may ran lo roniidtrabln ength, are billed at 81.00 per column Ineh. DAILY C R O S S W O R D At Himw I Kind nf appls 2 Half diameter* ) Drxmlied 4 Piei -t'f 3 (Irniltx* ct •fetus’ lurnktur* 0 Detest \ 5 I 'n f t e e to Ibblirsl j n Totomet'ul tlSfie \ finally II Cam el . 1 T Bex rt aft through a In lieu $2 ltanquel : 1 n ||lien 1 game. 14. Keet, billed 1.1 Score cuckoo 15 Crate is Urimless 14 Bog 16. Tantalum raps J'l (Vncested tsym I 17. Japsno* 21 Tit* alder dancing gtil tree 2t). Wright I Scot ) 1Asiar 22 Vcung goat 2J River rRuaS t 21 llrdim ;i . Contrition 2$ c iy of a wolf I? Eve lamal -on bun ,30 ,31., King of the lane* 1Folklore 1 24 Man* nick­ name 23 Plun­ dertie 2t NorPirnal bird 27. Young bear 29. Heavy weight 32 Cele­ brate 33, Kindef daisy 21 Men’s luikium ■r* .. pronoun 16 Container gx Itiver »$7ng I 129 Part of l-iliO ti'r Atrasr 37. Ttax 40 Fit tcombming form) 4t Mother " 42. Wld* j V ’H • T- % % z 71” ** t m uw m m w m m■ * 4 » t p "5r* m . ~ % *< * 1 tr i* 7*"*|S i rr rr fjr/ ■ -j. > • W] _— /// XT” Is* tr ir 1 "# V / %TT~ • V/. rr ** 1 t i l __ ','r/ H 35 Neuter UlfOr-Jfl ODJOTG Ht.VSWkt Uidilglt L'.1141:1 HUBliriT 1.'dii iiUfjntxD tit: :ji.xi)ta pi3U(.'llt:> KUJU UUUiiU !!dC0540(42 DU 41 utioocsta u td in iv.' Mf."2VVllli1 t!OU L 'iN m ;4 i uN tm luntiTti o s o a r R u n u u imaouie $179. HEAL ESTATE BE A 2-GAR EAMiiy I'll ICED 1 0 SI II. $650 DOWN* 4 iMtlrooni frame home with axbcslo* siding H- Dir.THH IIS T. IT. MERL Spate healer. Venetian blind* A REALTORS IHI fark Ava Phone IT or 115 hot xxatcr healer included. Seminole Realty O u r Lo ss, Y o u r G a in W e N eed T h e Room REAL ESTATE 2544 French DRIVE IN Axe J. W. HALL, UEALTUR M ETA L U T IL IT Y C A B IN ETS BA LL R EA LTY FIRST COM E, FIRST SERVED M a th e r o f S a n fo rd wM R *■ t kr* STATE I'tlPULY I ION LMIMATE RISES TALLAHASSEE - A elate o f­ ficial says Ihe US, ten-ui Hit r a i l ha* now raised d- elL.Tiaje of Florida's population a* of July I, 1955, to 3.580,000. Director II. It- Fuller. Jr.. « f the Stale Development Comml»*lott said ycslerday Iht* * n at in­ crease of ISS.OOA over Ihe estimate made in January. 8 utter *anl the burets nt l - ' J it* rstimale upward* a* n re*ult of studies by a -jtv. -al p 'pul.it,on committer appointed b) Ihe com­ mission. THE CARD OK THANKS Very often a Card of Thanks In the Sanford Herald meet* a i which I* difficult to (III in any other way, .Nat only la It a gracious expression of gratitude to those who have rent floral tributes but at*o courteously acknowledge* the service* and kindnesses of tht many to whom a p<-r*nnal note of thanks cannot well be mailed. New-paper Card* of Thank* are arecpled a* socially e#T» reel. Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feels (bey s e n * uauy go"d uses. There is no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can bo M brief or a* dctailrd n* you desire. When the oeeasion come* yog will 'ind a sympathetically understanding member of nor staff to assist ■‘ou. ROSA L. PAYTON. GAIN MORF. SPACE in your J"hnn> Walker, t-u a iilr home with storage wall*, btitll- s t -n m .s -r A P t ^ P F r r R "Call Hall" Phone 1758 Thursday, Friday and fifltupdny Wt Will Offer in cupboaid*. shelve*, etc. See This ts a free |»a-« lo Ihe Prairie HILL LUMBER A SUPPLY .AtALE Jluxrr pup, fi wrck* old, AKC, lirtmlle, pick o f litter. •Lake lirixe-t" Theatrr for Mr*. YARD for easy-to-follow plans A Solid Tru ck Load of PHONE 1229. Hat is, 125 llay 81. larngwood. and quality material* at econ­ Flip, dale Nox. 2, 1956. omy prices. 223 W. 3rd St. 43—ARTI('LI7S | UR BALE PHONE 83 "The Lumber Num­ MAGIC CHEF full its* range. 108 Laurel Drive. At price* lower thin you rnuld n rdrr direr! from the manufaiturrr M cIlANEY-SM ITH PAINTS RAYMOND M. BAI.I, OSCAR 51. HAIIRIftlN 2415 S. Park Phone 1203 Saddle in gnod <mid.turn, reason­ able. Phone 3115. REG. UltOKKRH Mo*l All perfe rt Ted Burncti S. D. Illghlryman, A*sociat* Crib tvtlh waterproof m altm s. Some Slight ly Dented, or Drratrhrd for PAINTING 201 South Park Ate. I’hnne 969 Good i-oil'll Iion. Phone 30IT-R. 2601 Grandview Phone I9S2 Af. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE RENEW Your Hoof! May We HEAR the NEW V. M. Tspe Hen-k Crumley L Montrith roller. $15 Down. Wieboldt'i auggesl a ranlrertof. U-t Us ar­ al 117 South Park. Phone 77 Camera Shop. 210 8. Park Ave. They Know range a Home Owners Loan lo 3-I’c. Wall CtbingU .............. • • ♦ * • * * * • * • • * * * * • ••e*# »e» » e***» *ee•#*#»* 89.95 cover your roofing Job. Gregory Lumber or Sanford, gth and Kitchen bar-bajue roto brod. Util­ ity Iraller, Pn. 2508 J. Singh Door Utility Cabiiwls ••*#**e*******#*«*»*#***••«•-«•**••>« ** 0*9® Maple, Phone 5$. We buy ana tell used rurntture. Double Door Utility Cabinets M S t n s s t M •**# *- * q * * M . •<**■■*#•» . « t u , a 1 2 * 9 5 20-PIANO SERVICE Paying top rash prices lor any A. B. PETERSON thing of value. SUPER TRAD* Broker Associates: A. B. Pslarson L. L. Blit — Piano Technician Jr., P. J. CbesUrtoo. GirfJeld 1NG POST on 17-92 Ph. 2051-W. Phone l i f t Boole I, Sanford WilletU, John Melsch and R. W. This is a free pais lo the MovieT-Shirts, 4ir, Sleeping bags, Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land land Hide-In Theatre for Julia rots, blankets, tarpaulins. Army 203 09 E. First H Surveyor. Phone 127 Wells. Eap. date Nov. 2, 1956. .Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave118 N. Paik Ava, Phona i l » ber". CHICAGO I.B-A record break­ ing traffic death toll of nearly 43,000 this year was estimated by Ned H. Dearborn, president of the National Safely Council. Dearborn ope-ted the 1956 Na­ tional Safely Congre** with ihl* ilitcment. based upon Ihe year's acridrnl experien.-e to date, anil termed Ihe toll "a national emer­ gency that calls lor action by everyone." If concerted srtlon to cut Iraf fie accident! i* n-d tskrn by ritiien», he *ald. Ihe allcrnative i* "Ihe awful »p**clre of Si.two traf­ fic deaths by 1966. And. by 1975, dare we even gurs*'” The traffic death toll last year, the council reported. » j < 38.3c*) Some 2.000 safety r w r t * heard an II year-old girl plead for adult "example end guidance" which would bring if»p»nsc (rum teen­ age driver* M*ry Lou Melmtcr* of Metropolls. III., said that, despite "seresming, shrieking and summ­ ing" by young girls m cr Llvls Presley, yuungslei* are nut *r*llerbraln*. Ml** Mrlntlers, * fre-hmatt al Csrlhsge College and scttvi' In 4 II end Future Homemaker* of America work, declared that moil youngster* exercise good jmlgmenl. once they recognire it. "I belie* e ihe teen age dm in* problem could he largely solved bv three things," she tsld "Those thing* are parental ex­ ample. dritcr education for etcry teen-ager, and regulation ol teen­ age driving by teenager*, themselves. ‘ THE SANFORD HERALD Wccl.. Oct. 24. 1956, Pag« 11 a llowrr 2 Bedroom CH Route, Wynne wuud 17—BROKERS and It LAUGHS 41 Clisngexl Range. Refrigerator A Heater. S room apt-, adults. 1113 Park. position Consult A REALTOR btrst Hardwood Floor*. Tde Hath. 4. 1 . Tears CULLEN A N D DARKEY Equity $8*81. Ph. 799-R. WKMKA APARTMENTS: moms 41 Comply 106 N. Park Avr. I'ban* 1311 private beths. 111 W- Plr*t *-*»:. TuUiabt* YOU'Ll. M*VF. 46 Measure s( I roont unfurn. house and bath in THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK rliltanee 2 BEDROOM ROME country. Ph. I1I4-MReglaleted Rrn! F-t»te Urol * r DOW N Tin* home ha* largo living room Phone 2$7I 11—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD 17 93 al lliawallil Fun. 3 room api, Private bath 1 Rcrkbc-n* u tih fueplarr, * extra l»rg* bedroom*, dining room, kilrhen 2 Beautiful Homr*—5-room, 2 I'-rd furniture, appliance*, loots, A rntisnie. Ph. 1I5I-.M. with plenty i f cabinet*, break bedroom«, bath and 6 room, 3 etc, |l"Ug>il sold. Lurry's Mull Nice 3 room furn. apt. S< reene.l fust room and nice screened in iH-drixitn*. balb. Ruth liaxe ear321 Fki*t 1st. St. Phon.- l«3 l. porch A garngr Only $57 50 porrh. purtrs mo. 612 Park. Ph. 468-W, Mgr Beautifully Iand‘ raped grounds I’llONi: 927tl lor I III. It It A 2nd ANNIVERSARY See Seminole Healthy fur Deilrwith outside sprinkling system, Real Estate Brokerage N.-tary IN OUR able Houses anil ApU. Phone 27. central heating for extra romSANFORD Lot'ATION fort. Excellent residential loca­ 1219 \V. !3th 8*. Rear Barber Shop Furnisited 2 bedroom hou«e, Wy tion . . 2117 LAUREL AVE. E.hol* llt-Rircr ........ $3150 F u r n i s h e d 2 bedroom hou»r. Robert A. Williams ODIIAM A TUDOR. INC. Sofa Hi ii amt Chair ........ W* tai W'ynncwoorl «e»tion. Carporte 4 2625 8. French Ave. ItLXI.IGR Hullywt*Kl Bed .......... . 49.50 utility room. $110. mo. Phone Phuno 21141 - 23 K ajm iin d l.untltiuinl, Free headboards on Hollywood 2I2U-LW. ASSOCIATE Bed* ia a five pais lo the Movie- Phone |$77. Allanlie Bank Bldg. 3-ro»m modern fuml«hrd apart- 1 his All Dinette SetsDiscounted land Ride-In Tlieatrr fur II iiny menl, l-l flo.ii Nu other ten* Strnstrum. Exp. <Lite Nox, 2, 8139 00 Bunk Beds IM9W ents $55 monthly II p E N II tl u s i; A*udaii!e 1956. Hi; V l 11 1 1. ROSE COURT IC- '’ 3-Room Group* .. 295oo November 1st. Oiler Realty Co. (lr»ndx lew Phone 1359 3-Pr Curved Sectional* 199 00 Fur Sale by Owner-- I t llll It type I Foam Rubber! liuuorri home on targe lot. Crjstu! Lake SA11 itDAY A SUNDAY - I f" 3 Clean, furn. 1st flour 3 room up!. Pm Phone 1037-W. UKHIIOOM: IDEAL LOCATION FOB CHILDClose up town. $35 mo. Call 1181. Double Dreiser REN. Drop by and *rr Ihts 2-lledriMim home on 4 lot* with Rev. led Mirror New 2-bedroom house*, kitchen tpj.iuui, inndim home, design­ screened in much A carpnrte. llookresc Bed equipped Phone 443 or write erI fur cnjovahle living. The F u r n i s h e d nr unfutnisbeJ, Jmk Flynt, llov 302, Sanford. Innrrtprmg -Maltn-.* bud: m rleilrii kdrlirn make* it Phone 1626-W alter 8 p. m. Uqg Spring (2 pillow* FREE) spare uiilltnitnl tn tlx 3 bvlCottage, W. 1st SI. Kcaioneblr, 2-Bedroom home tn South PirnS joy |a ruok. Itiere Is storaga Call 1109 J. irest, owner being transferred spare unlimdr I in it's 3 bedSee our new line of floor covering 105 Shannon Dr. and complete home furnl-hing*. space rmlimilril In It'* ] bidIREK DELIVERY roomi, 2 full lily bulbs, and 1* bediooni house, for *a!e bv own­ I IIIGIILBS MOVE rtiutpuirnl fru>n a I’edersl Civil D draw large ulitl'y room Many other ECHOLS REDDING (O . er. Ifiuu Down. $36 munlbly payiuinl*tralien en.rr (rncr li—pll.<| li.ta a ' h«ol, -Imltir to stber V — II-ACREAGE featured PRICED to sen, Corner 2nd 4 Magnolia, rh. 1232 se lf lea *lles wklth wsuhl bn ulilired In eullytag arena after oa nit-nit. 1917 Summerlin Axe ph. -Now Vottr ln*prclif'n I- IN­ altark h'd bltxtrd tinj"r Urjrt tlile*. ihe sclf-eeitliiaeg b*e*Ual "Bud •emberger*' Mgr. 1083 W. 10 ACRES high end dry nn p$vcd VITED • Don I forget — f,a| 4 era l e unloaded from liurks and be In npsraden In Bv* hear*, nxa.l between Psnl* Axe. end Open Moadiy'a III p.m, Sun. t tu 5 pm . 1ke-e units are sirjirglcally tlatkpllrd near mesi af the natlan'a Lake Monroe. Will sell all or larch Arbor: l-arge new 3 bed­ VISIT OUlt BALCONY’ room, 3 bath Rambler with e-Utral larsrt arras, il'mUtMi. II I. Juutnsl ■ullttut |*hnla| part with warranty lllle. Price tV. II. " lld l" SIT,VIPER Finn la Itoflpi. suer mil porrh, $150 per arre, U. U. Wurman, t-uy Allen, A*xorla|p rar-porle; fully rquinped kitch­ 4-Poiter Bed, walnut rhiffonere Rt. I, Box 159, Hanford Vrlrlle I'lirr, \x*oe|ate IIII LS II MID 111 I'AV? Sell en; ulilily room ami nlhcr exand drtk. Phnne 2515AV. Rraltnr tienrrsl ln*rif#ltfe •4—FARMS AND GRUVK8 Iras; air conditioning, Beauti­ thing* you’re through w i t h WHITE fully land*eaped large lot, near Phone jnv or 2132 III N. Park Ave SEWING MACHINE CENTER 20 act* tile farm. Three bedroom school bu* trule. Phone 2221 1:. This 1* a free pass In 'he Rilr through Want Ads for CASH house, large barn. All equipment Sales, Servirr and Rentals Theatre for Mite Shaffer, Kllll G A R R E T T S and machinery. Easy term*. Ph. «;-lin O K L IIS and REALTORS Axe. Exp. date Nov. I. 1956. tall 1121. 1393 J. P. O. Box 1154. 123 E. Fir*l 8t. I'honc M21 AUTO LOANS COST LESS LARGE 4-bedroom home. I leal location for children, Ph. 2533-J. Record-Breaking Traffic Death Toll For Year Estimated *10V> DOWN- Niter 2 bedroom Crete block home with per le, jalousie I- porrh A hath On lorrirr l<d $62 51 murdh. , WAIST ADS eoncar­ Hie p*-r )XTENANTS OZIKR RMALTY CO Laura R. Oiivr, Realtor Hazel M. Field. Associate 2661 So Orlando ilwy. Pit. 1359 EVENINGS: 3115 and 7W t IIGG.HE I,ODD IV It It K Ii R 8 through t'11*stlu-'l ads. Id>t an experirnred ad writer assist you. en flM K O W funeral Hlfk-ar 1T-9J HOME • 'J* PHONE 444 for —r •' ( y Itld'iu* phv U"d Vitfj'f'N' X, LriInluoee tirrvtcf CHOOSE AN USED CAR FROM OUR ORIAT SELECTION OP VAIUI9 M * ' m m to d a y Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED Your Friendly Peril Dealer 3(J$ U. 1st, gl. y Pkoaa >M FOR 111 H k AfTtON us* riaisllied ads to sell rent hire. Call 1821, say "Charge it." SWAP ANY I HIND! Juit place L'isssilted ads. Phone 1821 ior a helpful ad-writer. ShVEtl M R El 'II LET WA API .POJTJ. .1 y l * l* | �• * — W fyJZ otto L. Yes! You Too Will Thrill To The Beauty, Convenience and Smartness Of the New Florida - Modern Homes In— South Pinocrest THU HOMR o r MIL ANI» MIIS. C. T. IIAII.KT. l#l HNECRFJT DRIVI OUR RECORD IS PROOF OF OUR RESPONSIBILITY cu rin g tlie pust 21 months Odham & Tudor, Inc. (builders o f South Pinecrest) have built and sold 204 homes in Sanford for a total sales value of $2,759,000. This represents more dollar cost than the construction totals o f our beautiful new Seminole Memorial Hospital, our recent sewer improvement orogram , and tin- widening and re-building ol French avenue ALL COMBINED “ Growth” is indeed a hie business OUR AIM IS TO CONTINUE TO SERVE THE INCREASING DEMANDS OF A GROWING CITY Within the next few years the population o f Sanford is expected to double and triple and double again, To help meet this fabu­ lous growth . . . to house these thousands o f new people . . . Odham & Judor will build, and Build, and BUILD . . . More and more families want to m ake Sanford their h om e. . . When they get here we are g oin g to be readv for them with the best Florida home they can buy for the price anywhere Why Not Drive Out Y O U CAN BUY A HOME LIKE THIS FOR % *12.275 SELECT ONE OF THESE PAYMENT PLANS: If You Are A Veteran In Service FHA FHA VA P-TT Payment nnd put. Cloning <*o.»tm . . Monthly Payment* Including Tax ami Inaurnnec . . fTJ Down Payment and KU. Clrulnr Cost . . . $1,100. Monthly P«yn%nl* In­ cluding Tax Atid Insurance . . $70 Down Payment and I'«t. cio.Unjr Tost • ■ • 12,028, Monthly Payment* In. eluding Tax and In*ur»nce . . . |G3 The above figures include: GE Elec trie Range, GE Electric 10 eu. ft,re­ frigerator. Venetian blinds, .’10- gal. GE electric hot water heater and Duo-Therm space heater. T O D A v n '■ B k , . /SjjfiF' Builders Of Finer Homes— LET'S TALK ABOUT OdkanL £r JjudoJL r 9 / ix l . i YOUR HO USING NEEDS BRAILEY ODHAM President SALKS OFFICES 2625 S. FRENCH Cal SIM ar SSM For Aa Appointment At Yrar Conrtnlmco V A . \3Wtj- 1* Do you want to live in a neighborhood so engineered for safety that your children can aitiulU pl;t> in the street.’ . . , Where you will bo confident that the future expansion o f the city will increase rather than decrease your property v a lu e?. , . Where every city convenience is taken for granted, and every living convenience in vour home is right there at your finger tips? . . . Where you have plenty o f clean, country air and sunshine yet are still within sight o f the c it y . . And, where your children can walk to s c h o o l and S A K E " S s T A L K ’ IT O V E R ™ 0119 25' l' C1'e plnysTound? • 1 • T,’',en F 0 R GOODNESS �Shop and Save In Sanford ^ a n f a r ii • VOLUME XLVII Sawyer Creator Visits N A S Tuesday Roy Crane, creator The control, eradication, ami of the fa moot "Util Sawyer” methods of carrying them out. rtmilr strip accompanied by Hank in the mushrooming hyacinth Schlenskvr and Kd Grnnberry growth in Central Florida lakes memVr* of hla staff, was a vis­ and atreama were taken over by itor to the Naval Air Station. # leading aporttmen. landowners, and Sanford. Home of Heavy Attack HACK community leader* in Ihe three Wing I>NH county area o f Seminole, Lake and Ciwne was elected upon Orange cotintie* arris ul ut NAS by Captain Tbc move , got underway la*t ttlackhurn Commander Heavy At ,* , night at a large gathering which. 0 S K . who aborted met at Miami bp.rtW « h . In-, vl. „ or on . U>ur „ f ,h* f«c*lvilation of Robert William.. San- ^ „ , tl UM;u ford. Charles Hh-oni, Sanlnrd and here at this fast glowing naval Orlando, .and Grady II Strawdir. activity. Captain t t l a c k h u r n , of in ando. , : , : „f ' ' . . , hrir(nl Iran* on tire mission 01 More than V> leaders including, „ MV>, AU(|, V the training Congressman A S tierin g. J r , un,i01lav ,n ln fulfillment of ihit Army engineers, .cnalnrs. rrpreb#iun^ si-nlativi'a, county commissioners. ... ... Sirs. Muiir Glrason off Oc-la. Oeu city rommiutonera. ahenff.. ani "{ District U irm or of Ii i a t r ic t spoils enthuaiasls. alon,j tilth ^ *. % Four. Pilot International, paying prominent property owners, heard piloted by \ " f2 s w College Construction Not Possible Now District Governor Lauds Pilot Club For Achievements >-««■« j. s j» r - s r ; ™' h‘‘n * . . .. It. T. Milwi-e. a member 0 the Chamber of Commerce WKDmm**; was asked to prepare - rct>ort for the commlllre as to "how such a community college would affect the local educational system ” "Seminole County is not in a position to build a college." said lb,, Ilwec, ^ Iw r c, as as he nr reported ispoisr.i lo Va.hl Club last night, commend^ ^ „ mnfun| c|u(, f(ir - „ rh>evrmenta during the past year Mn , „ Mwn jn m. Un)f B rr. port on the IntimtHonil contrvn* th»n which vtaa held at Miami Itevch In July, state 1 it was thus ^#r R'* l»rge*t convention to l » held, with l i f t members in attljj|[|0n to eo-Pilotf nn'* v,*llor*- -s ,,e called ntlentlon to ,h*' r,,lwtl th*‘ * '* *•»*" 'T Mrs. Kdith Marltrlde Cameron Gnius'Ule. Fla . Ihe retiring Van „ , Uoin. , x r . •vc the Septenrlier Issue o f th* l.og rivers. "However," he said, "the Klortd* ‘,n,l ur****l Mch member to read To a question plied lo llerl-.ng by members of Ihe group concern.‘IVi'Ti**1'.^1 -h* frnanrins n^nHn-- Folnttng ii :t that there are no* ing the W'eklva River, h e said "1 mended complete state :‘.'K1 clubs in Pilot International will do everything In my power if the proposed colleges * Senator sVcn.trom Vh'ls morning » llh ".000 wromen, she said k ‘ a " ‘JeflnHh.n «f! - 2 S .T S : w k: . " Z w “ .uh T X u S z s - * SSs’X E i M S XZZ-I Training Period s r ;s s a U*.~£**.S.2* i i* through the Ruhr New hall S-h»! tor College Is almost negligible." This statement eame from a re- vrshlp Mem- rial Fund, set up t» memorial to to Mias M iw N'ewhall :\*w n «u who wm> port made by the Department of «n memorial ■horlly after la-ing Install'd Education cummltles* -i ■ well as died •' ns P. 1. president In lPW The i report that Mated " v s not, commend • community collcga fund la aiaHnbl# n.d only to » u where local high school* do out graduate al least M0 students eaeh Hr.__ al.r»ail. rmpha»li*d Mrs. Gle year. "We ire not dropping the pos­ son. Prior t.i her talk a dinner " a » sibilities of locating a Junior Col lege in our county at this lime gltmi in Mrs. Gleason s Intnnr but we are merely waiting on facta and a gift pre.entrd to hrr front and recommendation* from com -, Hie eluh by Ml*s Elsie Farley millers which have been assigned Mrs Sue S Stevenson, president, to the study o f locating ihe pro- presided »>nd introduced the irue«’ s*ted two-year community collcg- of honor, e i." It was said. During a business meeting The committee meeting vester- j (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 31 porta of eommltteea s « u J^nr « _______ , ' ?« = "» ....................... vision. 1 wr . U « e r u tn l • IU O fJ L L U .1 IVULCO Oct. : i AdmUsianas Hrian Smith ( Sanford i ‘ The Chamber of Commerce •HI produce no mirarles—but ',0 h»ve • definite progra John Knder lohl the Coffee „ f lh, .^niinole iVmnly Chamber ... °f ,hU raornln« ‘ "W t have torn* ^c^y li\«* com mitteea," Kridrr stated, "and I A contract with Goodbody and Co., investment brokers, wvs au­ thor ired last night by the Hoard Sanford City Commissioners, . an adjourned meeting Mayor K. t> Scott cipltiued to Karl Higglnlaitham and John Krider. commissioners who were unable In attend Monday night's llv HITII I.AVO I.ONlIWtMMP—twingwood's Mrdl meeting, Ihe pursue of Wilson lloll representative of Goodcal building Fund was the r elph-nt of 3310.—received fr»in *n*t C o, visit to Sanfonl the Auction held by the Ungwood 10 «>«* w'th 'he Chamber of Commerce last Sat Hoard 11 ‘ of Commisstoncra. "He asked for the Job of making urday cveiiing. im," Longwood Medical Building Fund G els« $510 From Auction l*— ‘ Jack-onville. lt* onei will produce ,somrthlng for Ss-mhour local Hlght wa, made at an Iloole Count). altitude i.t-uv, :v w » , f *‘ *'“ • Krider reiealnt to Ihe oner a demonstrated to C.wne the w r month gathering that "Our pro­ gram has three main itrms: ill aaiiHly «f the ntwr»t Navy, t2) Industry, amt H i Tourrarrirr .Nni> ainrui The Autlon in Sunnvshade Park Crane (h r ugh hi* csunic stril’ l l*U. versl Hus Sawyer h«*. for Calling attention to the deentph got underway promptly anl with is, brought to the attention of asiring of the tourist prugtam. an estimated crowd of Jiai and the public, the roles of Naval Krider remarked that "we have no donations totalling well over that S ta tion in national and ,nlr,J’ “ itures for rent, no office space, and number. Holding, under the auevery few apartments. Thrre's Just I tioneeritll of Igirry Junes was tloiial defanse and Its rule in lively and the bidden very anx­ M ,lf „ rtonnuHcal research ami nu plate to put them. i ' rrlot W menl. show -.P mrm. To .....o l-ecla . "W e're hoping to havn some in­ ious to set- a large amount rail­ for this service to the public. vestment money soon fur com­ ed so that the Medical Hutlding ___ _____ Rlackbum invitsul^C raw mercial bulldings-for 1 think that'i might __ be completed. to *vUil Heavy Al Attack Wing ONE where we're lacking—spare. The ladles at the refreshment amt NAS Sanford "I hope that before we meet stand were kept busy all evening again I will have some announce­ serving hots. cake, pie and coffee, ments that will be Important for Alsu selling the many delirious deSanford anl Seminole County," Ihe Heacle* Jtrrparrd by Iwmgwood's Chamber of Commerce manager good rooks. Funds raised from to u n dergo told Ihe group "I appreciate the Ihlt stand are Included In Ihe confidence (hat has been shown above mentions! amount. „ ^ in the Chamber of Commerce and President Ulcha.d /.artman praised all of ths* workers (or . t . r Also reporting at Ihli morning's unUring eflort. also those who • 3 Natonal Guards Z p ztt-Stti Contract Signed For Sewage Plant Feasibility Report \ ...... ■»« ■» *•*“ * ""'ir.*,; „ y 'W e've made w . .ru-i and ^ ,, |n)|K, „ lbta lo ,-radleaUihe hyacinths because they re in , wl olflrr places where th^y can*! br m rh n l. ••We have a boat in l-alit? Mon roe nowr with a cn-w of nlno men,' Von llalsom said, "The boat and crew are In this area about / uur times each year " Congressman A. s "Syd Her l°n# thf *rouP " Th' onl> * a> the federal government can par HcipaU In the hyacinth eradication '-rz‘: r " ** ...... ,™->'"t 'T1 NO 121 AftMorlnted Pros Leased Wire /f Co/C Program Has Survey Is Authorized Three Main Items By Board rojumlttce je»U*nlay iPplana should be followed in at- h#r offU.U] vj. „ to th, ,(K.., PIIot ^ the Departmenl of Fdncatlon In Its rro„n sill ^ m m , n l l h . f n. ^ k Junior Coll i h l aim 9 TIirnSDAY, OCTORER 25,1956 SANFORD, FLORIDA 3 -County Group Takes On Hyacinth Eradication " I f the proposed Junior College Seminole County ii to be finije e d by county and »talc fundi. 1 do not tee how Seminotc County rould support euch an c.nlcavur In view- o( our pr«-»cn* '20 rrtill consituation limit for school rcsourre*." Senator Douglas Meuitfuni. chairman of Ihe Seminole Coonly Chamber of Commerce Education Committee u id thla morning. Senator Slenalrom'a *tatcnicnt followed a meeting of the roiiowea a m m *w o. ™ alt man S fe ra tft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1906 If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1921 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery AU three ire : Walter Groves Robert Hen- ?tn*‘ ,hro" Kh *ur‘ «,>V sail the Mayor. One of the first actions of the * u*ri* ww»_"n a motion by Conf­ nussiuurr Higginbotham that the investment brokerage firm of Goodbody and Co. be employed to make Ihe necessary survey. Com mis-inner A. L, Wilton told f Ihe Uoanl last night "1 bt'llrve «»>“ comml.sloo should car' ° f th* IT Hy MARIAN JOSE* . . ° ' , 1 , n no‘ 4bl* OVIEDO—Meet our new prim , , ‘f V.' * "? rlp al-W . II. DeShaid . Mr. Do* J , ‘ '1C **‘*“ ^1 “ f Health Sham enmes tn us from Hum* “ .l.° tthrn U C4n '* bolt, Tenn., where he aaya he wao a native for K> year*: ' 1 « ■ » 'a <•« everything |n..slhle for Sanford." He received bis college edurO* And Wilson evplamed "I d like lion at Memphis Stale College (o say liw we do lias,. n,„ Memphis, Tenn. He married the ..r o( lHir com former Miss Nell Foote, who from Mississippi, but at> college at Jark*on, Trnn, alio tells ua an ln*rrestlng Mr*. DcSharo is a former All-American haskilbill alar—tM w« will have. Ho*ever, rea-. man, Ralph Huuinumd; cochair- ifMi i„ as,, mnnllvv training »1H OHS Principal, W. H. De Shazo From Tennessee - •—....... — ml saw* WOOS............ ssr,,“- “ r The six H cnminillee, co-chairman, Mr* 1.alira Itoth (U k r Mary) Wilber Gordon (Sanford) nirlhi: Ha by Girl Maltli-n Hshy Hoy Smi'h Disc barge*: Mary Sue Enb-e (Hanford! James ITvnt (Ssnfotdi Grraldmr Horne (Sanford! Inrg M Donald (Sanford) Hay t> lialcom iLongwooili Ollie .MacDonald tl'aola! *"h^ s e w ." r a . * : til'll I tioos.' n o r training when wr return '**d. "and w* have itartr.l the clr- Co chairman. II Grant, Mayor Scott ImronHateiy «*ked til Sanford." they .aid [ ul*'"*n of,brochure, for conven mHn.t and (\ Mormon; pickup committee chairman, M. Hudoph. "W,H ihl, action .atisfy |hc Sla7 ' Completion of tin? training will '* * ' ro' aulomatlcally mean the pmmotlnn Mi bine explained "Organiialions M A MS «»', Page a, o f the three men to Private First are looking for ne* places lo I) Hlark, A. Hl.uk. It. Hammond . , . _ . (Ta*s. they .aid, When'we complete the Civic and J. Gamble. Monroe l^ke generously do"We will learn more, tierome Lrn,'r htr e In Sanford we will have na'ed Ihe use of hi* sound ')*• f ' L ' I J r* Del. U be'tcr equipped to handle the more to offer.'* Admissions: various phases of our readme**. The local Mayfair Inn Manager tvui alld J, II. Kirkland made Hie v n l l Q r C I I V j U C S t S S N A $ program, and wilt tie advanced for the support nf Sanford man, sign. u.r*l for tha. evening. ^ Hobby Dryon (Sanford) lllsrhargrs: at the end nf the training period," *"^>!**. "HI take the Mrs, Mable Drown (Sanford whole town's assistance," he said. . ^ v "»»f Air Station, H,n. it w-a* said A TU-2 Trainer plane, attached |plane uninjured, Oscar Tolar (Sanford) lo IIATTU. at the Sanford Naval Information on the forced land------A t t v k Squad ran Visiting Ilnurs: C.CIP COMMITTEE TO MEET .^b-'EN (VAII-7) were ho*ta Air Station, made a forced land ing of Ihe plane was released shortTuesday «t n„ ojirn ho<i*r fur Sat about l '» miles from Enter- ly after noon today by the Public Private It-mms, n » m lo 9 pm . OC A U lA P )—The stale ItepuliInformation Office of HAT Wing '•xty children, parent* mil (eachSe-mi-Privale ltoor.,i, 2 to I p m., lican executive committee meets fTi*e about n«on toilay. , , , ,, , . . . .. " f Ibe Lake llrlen Grammar The forced landing followed a 1° •hich the (raining unit U at T to 9 p m .; J’edia'nc*, 11 am . here Friday and Saturday, John Schlrard. president or the School The children were given to S p m . Parents and GrandpaChairman 0 . Harold Alexander flame-oul and Ihe pilot, Lt. Harry tached Seminole ( hlef* Club, t«iay call- n gullrd tour of station fucillilet rent* only; Ohitelrlr* Vo <lt- of Fori Myera said member* of J. Griffin, elected lo land when he o l on ok aI football fan* who are for a rlrxe up ,t Nnvy life ing during feeding o f babies. Pri- the committee from the rigid determined he had Insufficient al­ Si* Central Florida high school planning to alien I th.- S-mlnoIe lliirhlight. „ f H„. visit Inrtsidtitude In enable him to affect a vatr Rooms, II a m. lo t2 noon, rongrrt.innal dUtrirt* would bold barilla. Including Ihe Seminole hellcpter demonatrotl.-n safe landing at the Naval Air Sla Part** iloudy through t riday, 2 In I p in , ? to A p m , S*-nil <parole mro'lng* Friday night High School hand, all ron liiclrd hy High Kihool Winter Perk game ,„| , tomorrow night to Join with the and tour* of the station Fire lion a tew widely scattered tho>rra Private tt-lomi, 3 to ( pm . and rod Saturday liefore the full com “Stetson •• alumni, wdH Join the Stet­ Chief. Club in a motorcade to House, rhatwl and parachute Lt. Johnaon escaped from th. Friday; )•» tonight *2 41 7 to 9 pm . |mittr. meet* Saturday noon. son Hatter Marching Rand for the the neighboring elty loft. The visitors were also c itrn Homecoming parade and football Schirant said that the motor- an opportunity to inspect an AJSaturday, Nor. 3. according to ‘] v . . e 7 Strt ton’s "bind Uw' \ ' M ....... - « f Heavy director ' " nor ** 1 bebool at J M tumor- A t t a c k Squadron SEVEN. •n.* t . . a . a i , , ,ow evening Tin* Naval Atr Station 1* under ronduclor* "Whelher local folk* are mem- the command of Capt. R W. are Dei^nd High, John J. Ileney;|bcrs of the Seminole I hlrf. Club Jackson, and ( dr I. H l.lbhey Lake Helen School Plane Forced Down Football FonS Will Band To March In Homecoming Parade At Stetson Weathe Form Motorcade To Winter Park W tliu S HUh.l,Uvfuill,rnn' , sfa*rke; In this motorcade," Schlrard vaid. Lakgvlew High at Winter Garden Horace Hawn; Seminole High at Sanford, Ernie Cowley; and Seabreere High of Daytona Reach, Fred Dean. T V bands will march in the pa­ rade irheduled for 9 .W a m Sal uritay ami will take pari in mas* ed band formations al the halftime cerrmnniea In Municipal Stadium, The Stetson Hand, with John Ful­ ton, Stewart, as drum major, and Earl Williams, Ormond Hcarh, as hand capiain, will present Ihe corps of majorrllr* in baton twirl­ ing routines In a pro game prog­ ram June Harry of Ft. Pierce U chief majorette. FC8 ALL BMfl.RS for the creator o f Rut Sawyer as he visits tha Sanford Naval Air Station accompanied hy two rnmilwis o f hia ataff. Left U right, on their arrival here are: Ilank Sehlrnskrr, Roy t ran*, Ed Cranberry, and Captain J. T. lll.-ckhurn. Commanding Ufflcer of HAT Wing On*. (Official 1'boUi U. S. Navy). W. If. DESll.\/n (Photo Hy Jameson) officer of Heavy ■k Squadron S E V E N . He say* they like iheir neve borne very murh. Wr welcome them t„ <mr small, but b thrivins communily and hop. that their stay will be a plra*ai pleasant one. ' , DeSharn turreeda F. S. Gat* chel, no* supervising jrinclpal o f Seminole County. "Give 'em XXXJt H arry!" Thi* was not the Democra­ tic party'* slogan, but Presi­ dent Tniman’a wbistle-stnp audiences kept it alive through­ out the 1913 Presidential Cam­ paign Wan! Ad* reach nearly ovary* one with your m rm g*. Sell, rent, buy and announce through Want Ail*. Call 1321 for the help o f an experienced Want Ad writer NOW. Additional Local News On Page 3 REPRESENTATIVE SAYS AMENDMENT 'WIIOIXY UN* ACCEPTARI.K* TALLAHASSEE (APJ — Rrp. Nominate Richard O. Mitchell nf la-on County say* he now find* lh« U7 senator ainendmrnt "whol­ ly unacceptable." Mitchell said that after doing further study on (hr proposal lo Im vo*H upon Nov. S he had thangrd his thinking about it. Earlier he had said he would fa­ vor the IT-aenator proposal aa a last resort in the event no oth­ er aatlsfectory apportionment U (•ached. Mitrhell *aU Ihe position of me­ dium sited counties such a* Leon could be weakened aboutd the I'L’ PIIJI AND TEACHliRS of luile Helen Grammar Schotd inspect a VAH-7 “ Savaga* attack amendment be adopleC l her almard the Naval Air Station at Sanford. (U ffliial U. h. Navy Photo) � 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, October 24, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 24, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald