6 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7ee98317b54a273cdb1590e6cccd54dc.pdf 744d8aa974b034598b87f18b6762241d PDF Text Text •* + *■* .1* -X ______ a S i - THE BANFOItO HERALD ►ftp* 10, Mon.. Oct. t t . 10M Some Couples W ill Receive Social Security Benefits Passport to0*110 Happiness By MAYS11 *A 'i£A&ZK&* j: si M»r»ia CMI* BrwisiH kr n m iii... Mrs. Fsalherstme bad acaiaenled reputations oa the ofrengtk of hoe­ ing the figure to wear o man * to her going to the dance, but full dreaa evening suit- Few wom­ certainly ah* was In non* too good en have the figure to get away a mood shout IL Val was also wor­ with It, but you have." He grinned ried that her patient didn't seem well, although the boat was quits acroao at her admiringly. -Well, perhaps." aha said rfowty. steady sow. Hhe seemed rather and smiled. "1 could try tt oa any­ short of breath and her face, usual­ ly Hushed, was now aa unhealthy way." aha conceded. onrn*l He put one finger to the aide of white color. ••Of tours# you’ll be coming to hit nose and winked across at her. "[■lease. Mrs. FaaUieratone. be­ Uila gall dine*. V sl" Dirk **ld •Truit Uncle Dirk. He'll arrange fore t get dreaaed wouldn’t you enthusiastically over luncheon. "It everything." let me call in the doctor?" Val should ba grand fua. Tra aJraidy fiha glanced arroae at the la Me aakad anxlomly. decided on my eoelurne and yours." where Brace waa amifif. They But the mere suggestion agi­ Vil wanted u> go **r> much hadn't talkrd since last night on tated Mrs Feathrratone to such Bh* waa young and full of vitality, Iha lop deck. Ha had aeemtd to aa extent that for the moment she and though alia Knew aha dwln t avoid her. and the knowledge had waa almost Inarticulate. dance very wall, ah* loved It. Ue- hurt her. Waa it solely because "Call IB that moa. my es-garaides, tt would be a change from ah* had refused to break off her dener’a son. who hates ma? What reading to Mrs. Featharatone. Il»r friendship with Dirk? Val had are you thinking nf. Nurse? But, employer navar appeared to take always been of an independent of course," her lip# turned lo a U.e slightest interrat ill »W I waa Iuni of mind and she didn't like half anetr. "you would want to being read to her: half the lime being dictated to. rail sub In abvkmsly. (ain't think aha seemed to dole off, hut when­ But now an* wondered If Brace I haven't beard nf your gnlnge-oB ever VaJ thought Set pal lent waa nad mil* fed Just whsl she would with nlro--*nd with Dirk." aha asleep and stopped reading. Mrs bsv* dona. Oh* might, yes the added hoarsely. Fealheretone would rouae baraelf m i g h t nsva agited U> end her Val didn’t reply lo that Hhe and aay sharply, ”Oo on reading. friendship with Dirk. On Ih* bust merely said. "J should feel ao much Nurse. ’ VN’hal are you stopping deck wkrn be had kissed her she happier If you mo*id see Doctor fort Do you think I’m asleep? bad been almost ready to promise Harridan. Mrs. Featherstune * Or are you too laiy to read any him anything. Almost . . . What Her patient half-raised herself m ore?" tthe would smile cruelly had held her back? Waa It a on the bed. "I said t'd never have and add. "You'd Ilka that, wouldn't genuine feeling of friendship for the man In my cabin, and I won ll you, to leave me asleep and allp Dirk, or her sente of gratitude lo td rather dial" After a few motan on deck and dance or make him for having been ao nico to menu eh* subsided onto lha pil­ bffe with you- r a r l o u a boy bar? Waa K also a aenaa of fair low* and spoke more rationally. friend*." play? Ur waa It really that In her "You'd better go and start gelling •[■» aura Mrs Krathcratone heart aha didn't aoaf to loa* Ma dreaaed for the dance tonight Dlrli won t lei me go. She'll want m* fntmUhJp because It had become has told me he’s ordered cham­ pagne tn here so that I ean have to read fa bar," Vs I answered Dirk something very precious to her? Dirk waa as good aa ma word, a drink with you before the fes­ -Oh bo ah. ffi arrange II with [hiring the afternoon he told her tivities begin. And 1 do believe • Aunt May. Shea not a bad old tint lie had Bard It with Aunt few gIasae.l of champagne will do stick at heart She'll know you May and lie would send hi* steward me good I haven't been feeling and I want to have some fun." to her cabin with his tails. When at all well lately, and I'm sure It's But there waa a faint note of they arm ed the tried them on at my heart. But K woei’l he long doubt In Mi voice, lie hadn't been once. find after she had turned up now before we're aa shore and finding Mrs. t'ratherslone ao easy Uia Iruusers with pins, the suit lk*n I shall feel much better. I fitted her perfectly. He had eeal understand Dirk's friends tn Mon­ to grl along with lately. "But I’ve no fancy eoatiune." aha aa well a fine linen pleated shirt, tego Bay are really charming peo­ l■<t “ And I've no Idea how while waialroal and while Ue, and ple and have a lovely house right d Improvise on# at the last she supposed she could wear her on the waur. I’m looking forward own high-heeled palent leather to tt." Bhe gave a short laugh and moment" -H I Os you up," he aald grin- shoes On an impulse the went to added vehemently. I 'm certainly the ahlp'a hairdressing takmn and looking forward to getting oil this Bing. "You can wear my lalla " ■your foflaf. But I’d look awful had her already short hair cut boat" Aa t am. Val thought la her shorter. M b looked at heraelf m In a man's toll dress auii!" "Don't he allly," ha said cruealy. the mWlua M ft both pleasure and heart. Oh heaven*, as I am! ( T o bo e o o t i h u n t / ■Women have made their stage eurpns* c I'CA If ayale drey. Hiprlatad t j m n u n w sf aislua S o u fwairlUuled be Kiss Fsstiuw k rsje.lt O IA IT E R 1* U: n u t morning on th# notice ho* Ml tabM * th* purser's office th*r* wo* a wu'Jre stating that Ultra would k« ■ fancy -draw* dined that night, tost #•» UJ Ui« eo^ turn** war* *• a* Impromptu and inert would be pruta for the moat T THI MAHAIAJA of Altrsjpur. 13 snd hi* bride, the former Menr.skthi Kumarl Ahujs, 20. walk throijfh fire berefooted during their msrruge ceremony tt India Houie, 1/tndon. The Hindu prleit who performed the eeremony, Shaokir Joihl. I* tested In eerier The smnen ts u r m .* , tn Madams pandit Hlrh Commluloner of India. is Till: t tin t i f ' •'* mi "V t im ; s i s t it ji nit itt. i t i i t i i r s u m . SUl.II t u t s I I . 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That a T»#rl«ralion of Taklrtff ha» l##n f||#d lo lh# ahov# *t [ |r4 rant# hv Ih# Pi'fill#*!i#r Ih# artitilrln* auvhnrIlf of Ih### |»r*** ##*1l#ff# of lh# ir klnff of lh# nil'll# dr#r#lh#d I#**d# f«r th# |iurooa# a#I forth In lh# p#flfion In lM# ran*# tl> la Halit of • ay for a portion of Mfat# Hoad l#a M#mln<d# Ponnty, Ptorlda *«d o 0 ##»*•’ 0 ^ 11* * i i m i e y i k a —> Fly via a luxurious HrN Am m MUM i: c«Minly to ati elderly couple* on ih# so­ cial security rolls before Septem­ ber ISM. until It has provrd auereiiful and productive of the ex­ pected savings in administrative cosli. WIUIAM BINDIA, star o f ’Tbe Ltft o f Riley* TV show...snd your toyal Riviera playground. *200 A M Y TO OPiHO and nf N to m a u i COMOItMNI Jorte Remus wears a glanl-slte feath­ er hat to the Kew York premiere of the motion plctura fittingly entitled "G iant" Th* opening was for the benefit of the Mu*rulsr Dystrophy Association of Amerles, Ine. The evaraired chapeau came off before the pic­ ture went on. (fwfemaHomel* W N 3 0 F A B U L 0 U 8 D J N * * ff? ^ Mark Clat*'la Md, II**| Allintlr Nallonal Hank lluIMM h#nf«ir*1. Plnrldff ATTnltNCTM Pull I’I TITImNl « Iksffld Mi 9 a that iik# <jf Ui* imlgia uf Ihff Clf* lull Coil ft Hi th# M iil h Ji**lUla I « Irmll wf Plrsflda. »U| VI* lh# 17th 4«t I.f 4ntoh#r A. ll. p i t at !•' u’rloch In lh# fufrniHjit lh*r«*4t In Plrcull Court Cham hat a In Marnl nla t ountf 4*ouri llou## at Haufora Plorlda itimlilif «%l*l |i#claratnt. of Takir.fi, a|*|o>lr»t fl|il»it»i«f» IN Hifika ffUi ll OVdtr aa th# I'oyil ilvaitn |»fo|i*r. All i*atil#» !<* ih* •ii11 anil ail mui l*i Im#ffiln1 r»i#r aupfar •itid h* In 4fd at Ihff flui* anil |il»' * 4#»lff naiad Toils and *a* h of you. at a harthf ciilimit ad*4 la ff|»i»##r l*» filth* a»» a»#'«*'#r In i»**' ii# IHloii hrrrlofni # filed In IIlia *au»# In th# *ntIt I«*K ifurl *«n or h#f**r# lh# «lh day ui Nut* inker ftli in itioff •Iim* nahi. ctl Iff. InUrael i»r liana *<■ * ur am nf non, ha%# ina «d !*• any *»f Ihs iiian «it*«rlh#l tan*). ah4 BhiiP •au»# «ht lh# *am* •liiifltil lint h* la ha n fnp ill# um * aini tmrtM*»« • ret f«*r th •In Ih# i»#U* tl'is f 11•«t lisitln WlTNCMM ini hand and tIJ* iml *4 #,tI'll Cmift «*»1 ihi# l»h d#| *»f m i**h#r A I* 1**4 ii p IIP.ItMMiN rt.KHK **P PIIIPI IT COI 111 UP Mt XIINUl.i: CtlCNTT, PLOIIIUA lMHAI.1 Hfja*n VV ll#«iy. P.*i i IfktI srest IlKtldll-fi Tallaha*###. Plnrldff Th* V ‘You can still win, friends. Gulf's gala 'Llfs of Riley' Contest c lo se s October 311” ra .egal Notice Some roupies will receivs their which la being inttituled on a social security benefits this trial basis, la srpected to cut th# month combined Into a single expenses of the Government In is­ fsmily-check. Psul K. Weaver, suing snd mailing checks and to diitrtrt manager of the Orlando relieve congeitioo in post offices social security office announced around the first of each monlh today. Wives of retired workers when social security snd other who filed their elaims within Government checks are mailed the last month or so will have out. their benefit amounts combined Since 1SSI. Ihe Social Security aith their husbands' old ■ age snd Administration has combined survivor* insurance benefits. If benefit payments l» children livIhey are living al the same ad- , ing in the same household Into dre**. snd are not entitled to old- a single check. This procedure age Inturinee benefit* bated up­ by reducing the number of checks, on tbelr own work record*. hat resulted in considerable ask­ Up until now. retired worker* ings. and their wive* have been paid S’# combination of the social their benefit* earh month in separate checks although in many security benefits payable to a rase*, one of them would take husband and wif» will be made both of the checks U> the store where Ihey are not living to­ or to the bank to be cathed. Be­ gether or where part of the wife’s ing paid their monthly social se­ benefit amount is an old-age In­ curity benefit* in 's single chec* surance benefit based upon her will make the cashing of rhecks own record of work under social simpler for many of Iheve cou­ «ecunty Separate rhecks will al­ ple*. snd if they have been pay­ so continue lo he ls*ued where ing fees to have their rhecks rither the husband or the wife cashed, they sill now have to hat been determined to be In­ pay only one fee instead of two. competent to handle fund*. Any beneficiary who for any The Combination of Ihe huthand* and the wife* benefit* resson object! to having his or into one check tn no way affect* her benefit a mount combined the right of either Individual to with that of a spouse will be hit or her benefit, nor the amount paid by separate rbeck, Weaver of that benefit. Both of them mu*i *»id. He or the need only notify *ign their name* on the bark nf ihe aocial tecurity office. The new the rherk before the rherk ean procedure nf paying hutbind* and (wive* by combined cheek, he be ra»hed. The new method of payment. pointed out, wit! not be extended fly dirscl lo Nice, Francs, in 20 hivurv. via ihr mWif’ i n«ur rtprritiuoJuirlinf. Live in a Riviera man­ sion for four fabulou* weeks. Reign in a royal home, with all modem •*om ml* s|un#l# t.f M*riillml# 4NsuHi|• H'»'« 14m w U |M*h# bid# hI till" Clark u n i t s |a Ih* C o u r t lliiua# al I a #f o r d , ui* * u 'd 'M k I* kl N " ) am* bar 4th. 1744 for lha f*dln«slrifft Ham An. V III N*a 14#.#! Mnlnf T*a* •Irailria oalilt T*nd#ti* f *ri* *. i has than ll# Ilot *i I4tb»| Kt.ffln# with #1# Mil , girtfutal m l issiifflit, alfft let, *al»h #ii* I#§• than II f**l ts***ld h *ard and hlad# I I t 3- 11r*• front and raar I r '» . Uaiilrt flue! a h*#U fflinuil •t##rtnff h| .iraullr Mitvl filth ui iiin n r Iff hV 21 •*** I"oil 11d* 111** 11**0nI r.<iul(*l.i*hl ’ 41*10 hydra ll lb- *hlUfftU ninhiiM i f i iM Mad# f»»r •!*»•*# and 1* lyp# If iHcdh •«*«rIf far t flldd##* mutt **i»'A ff tiasan l#*d d#li%#o d*»a I Trad# I# I -- ftf Adam* flradtr l-fnt Adarnt «lrad#r 11#i*i No 3 lls.t ill 4-1 Too Tan.Um H«»1lff7 #4 ul|»l‘#*l nltli ff ***dlo# anff ln# tnrsiU# ffsntOf Inf, I #p*wd |f#?i*. ini*s iv • #**li fb rlflr alarf#r hidrjiiiib- »t#*r|hff lt#»l|*r In h o# an adpi#laTd# ffiiM# roll, all «#ld* #•1 «*at#r tlffht r*ifibtr urt#d folia fiartt## abd parklnff hrakoa MprtnkIIti.ff *%al#r Inak and i-nkroi mil* on mile lllddar I** alala firm d#1l%#r« dal* Hid# will M *»r*#n#d ■! • tim'lInff io h» h#ld No*#i**l'ffr ill* t i ll Most i> p fl#rndnn Ciffrk. IV. |l Mlll#r. 4'halrsssaiu convcnteiKct, Servant Mad. luxury furnivhing*, glamorous patio, pnvatc swimming and boating facilities. . . all this and more. . . all yaura in a itunnmg set­ ting on the McJiirrraneant If* a oncr-m-a-lifctime trip for ew Suptr 7 Clipper ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooog two. You enjoy scores o f csciting holiday adventures—si ith I200aday loipcnd! Yourownlimouimcwhiri* you through a gay round o f gala •sent* in nearby Nice, Cannes and other Riviera playground*. A world of pleasure await* you. Golden beaches, festive occasions, dar/ling scenery . . . »ports, pleas­ ure, regal relaxation. . . you list tha Life of R ilcy for a magnihctnl, mem­ orable momh! Simple Is aiwer—lw*y ta win! 'uvl voniplrlr itus jingle. 1'nlcr as iftm as sou wnh. All mines musl <* no ckTWial Cnmesl Fnlry Blanks, * hk hi on tainctenptrl ei on lest i ulet. r»el sivurs frrt al any Gulf station. Vontcsi ikwrs mulrnghi, Out. JI. IW'l >»■»,, ‘ih ii a h n , i tit mmml SWTmmj m (Umtr m L muh Claan-burning No-Nox giv#t yob «nany mor# milfft of n«w -car pow#rl HINTS TO HUP YOU 1MN1 I. Nn-bos h ill ihdfl ho.juw tiulf REGISTRATION NOTICE Ths Kcglslnition Books of the City of Rsnforil, FlnrMs, sr« o|ifn at Ihs City Hall, commencing Monday, Srplcmhcr 17,’ I95fi, for th* purIkm* of reglntcrlnf for the Municipal General Klectlon to be held oa November 0, I9!IA and will remain open each day eirept Sundays and holi­ days, up to and Including Friday, October 26, 1956. Only those who have reached the age of SI during the past year jr who have acquired a legal voting residence in Sanford art re> quired to register. t (H in ts n u l Ih * ~ d n l)- h u rn in | m l e n d " I o iiih ! I s m d i s a i , (a v o lin *. 1 -r low la thtHi-uipdnvmg. J . B ra ile y O d h a m , distributor e f r* r « * p o w tr. ■whffrt you g»t that claan-burning No-Nox I CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER --------------------- “ *. Oulf No-Noi h a hl,lwKU*e , inline -fitc, im«t nnln pci gab GET FREE ENTRY BLANKS FROM YOUR GULF DEALER I. N, BAYER — #— carbon tkpouit shwti "vlinnk” *I> 1 - N o -N o s rn m b a li fiu m aO p n o f All others previously registered since December 1, 1950, are already qulifled to vote and do not have to re-register. **-■ j *• No-Nnv ptolKti your rngnve, l«*pv new-or po«o tnlaul fewthou­ sand* o4 (tin min f -e * ‘ �Shop and Save In Sanford § > m d tttb a it ii u r a U t m i l v v i?tt* u n t n m i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLVil SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, OCTOttER 23, 1DAO E slnbllalied Herlong* F e d e r a l S yste m T o In c lu d e 1 7 .9 ? co n g ressm an Magnolia Ave lu< fur lb* Hally. (I'h th* crowd attending (he Di-mortallr Rally on Ka-l Fieri SI at was taken o f Herbing a* he -pokr Irom a platform arranged 'Proud Of Record' Gen. Snyder Praises Guard Unit Strength Cong. Herlong Tells Rally Crowd At a Democratic Political rally la it nlfht at the comer of Flrit and Mainolla St*.. State Senator Douilaa Slenitrom Introduced Confrciim an A. S "S yd" Herlong Slrnitrom In hi* Introduction slat.|d that Congressman Herlons ahould be rev imed to Washington on hi* paat performance, leadership and integrity. Herlong In addressing the crowd •aid "I am proud of m> recurd and will (land on it. I have work­ ed hard In attending to your bullnesa the heit way possible. *'l have worked for you inn per cent during my eight year* In of.dice. I have worked hard for all ” en countie* In my dlttrict. "M y voting record hat b*en at­ tacked. Congressional record* will •how that I have voted on aa*» of 752 bill* In eight year*. In adver­ tisement* In newipoper* hate ap prared half-tnilh* In opposition to me. It that the type of man you want to r.-pre*rnt you? In again referring to advertising, Cong Herlong Mated that ex ^tenses incurreil in running for «frice would not tarred i?iOO. *'l Intend to abide hy thi* |f nther* with to jlo other*We that it their business. Hut I don't lutrhd to. I have no rraton to apologue—be­ came good m u ll* have been ob­ tained during my *lay In office. I will run on my own record," *aid Herlong. Herlong tpokr about the "numrrouv" thing* he had done for this Area. "I helped obtain ivm ow for Canaveral Harbor JltA.nno for a eltnif laboratory In Ortand • and STS.000 for one In Winter llavrn. I obtained research money for the fruit fly and vocational schools," he laid. tin the welcoming rnrnmillee and •rated on the *pe*king ttand were: State Senator Doug!** Stcnrirom. Repreienlative* Mark Cleveland. Jr., and Cordon Frederick*. Judge lataar Carlton, Count* Clerk O P lemdnn. Sheriff Luther Jlotiby. County Commissioner* eteri Homer Little ami Jame* II 1.ec. Seminole County Democratic Chairman f The AitUtant Commanding Gen­ community," Gen. Snyder tali, eral of the W h- Armored DivWion "and we hope that you can do of the Florida Georgia National vomething nboti! it " Id. Gen. Jo»rph C. Iluhtu-on Guard wa* in Sanfnnl yetterday for a formal Inipcetlon of the ( retired i waa at the Armory yet­ terday to greet Gen Snyder no troopi and faciK'ie*. On hand to greet Brig. Gen. hi* arrival here fur the formal mMaxwell C. Snyder, on hi* arrival »portion. from St. Augmline yeslrrdav a tout' oilier* accompanying Gen, Sny­ 3 o'clock were MaJ. Roy Green, der to Sanford for the iospcttlun Maj. Uob Baker. Capt. Johnnie were: Capt. R. G. Ncl*on, CWO Krofthiek, and Capt. Joseph D. II. W. Multi*. and Col. A E. Hurroll. Bryant. Headquarter* of Co. U , IMth Armored Infantry Battalion Ihe San fori Armory were impeded by a itaff of officer* arriving with Gen. Snyder Mayor F. D. Scott welcomed Gen, Snyder to Sanford, Gen. Snyder (ummented at length on the "strength" of the local National Guard Company which number* only U men. "If the people of the communi­ ty would only recognize that the National Guard W their#,'’ fieri Snyder told Mayor Scott. Ihe unit cn ild runic up to it* full Mrcngth. "Thi* man," Gen. Snyder **ld a< hr (Minted to (’apt Joseph l> Bryant, Commanding officer of the Company, "ha* n lough «*• aignment. • It it the lack of manpower and the rapid turnover of per-* - el." he told Ihe Mayor, "which give* uv a hard time getting young o f­ ficer per tonne! "Traditionally we have a high standard of training and the unit Mrrng'.h doe* nut live up to lho-r atandar.D," he *ald. Gen Snyder pnlntcd In 'he fine record of the local unit prior to World War II "Seminole County and Sanford furnlshrd m o r e troop* than any other unit In Florida, and more troop* than any other rity in romparison with •ire," pe *aid He nl«o compared Sanford wi*h other unit* throughout the -tale. "F or tmtanef," he told. "Appalachicola hi* a Mrength of thi men. 102 at Starke; W at Camp Blending: IW at Ctearwa'er; and w „t gt Vugiuttne, among a few that n r i an recall. "We need the -urport of Ihe Sewage Treatment Plant Talk Brings Only 'Thank You' A iliar union. limited to Ihe three member* o f the l!o*nt of Sanford City ComuiUtioncri became of absence* from the meet­ ing, and Wil-oTt Holt, repreicnting Goodbode and Co.. inVrtlmrnt I ' — -rought Ihe i|iirttiun of a tew age treatment plant ou‘ in l-j the open again. • • Attending Ihe meeting wa* Sul Rerkowitt, Sanitation engineer of Ihe S'atr Hoard nf Health and .1. tirade) (hlham. local builder. AHo al the meeting listening to the discussion* »va« John Kaler, former cnmml**|onrr who wa* on he Board nl Ihe time the sower program wa* inaugurated. Holt told the cominiitioner* that from "a »tudy o f Ihe figure* submitted to me of revrnue fom Ihe Ctllll* Department of Hie City, the revenue* nre running fairly well in line with the en­ gineer’* estimate. "lFn<ter authority o f the bond resolution yoil are authorilrd to i**tie aillittonal parity bond* with a pledge of the gro»* re»emie* fmm the Utility Department," he said. "It *eem* to me that it can he done," Holt said, "but It t« a rpieslion of whether of not you want to pledge these revemr*." However, attention wa* called to irondmird on I’ age Setrni More than 2n0 member* of San­ ford'* civic club* heard Cowgreaaman A. S. "Syd'’ Herlong Jr., re­ port yesterday on-Ihe Sllh session o f Congress al a Joint meeting held at Ihe Holy Cross Episcopal Church Paruh Mouse Hold Jointly with the Sanford K»* lary Club, other dubs ri-presrnlrtl were the Sanford Kiwnnit Club, Sanfonl Lions Club, Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Com­ merce, the Sxnford Pilot Club, and the Butlnes* and Pimfes.ionat Women’s Club of Sanford. Presidents of the vartou* civic groups were seated at the -ps-iker* table. * Bill Kirk, prominent Seminole County Democrat introduced Con­ gressman Herlong whom he com­ pared with a prominent athlete. "Hi* life Is like an open book," •aid Kirk, "the way he conduct* himself on and off the field." He adis-tf, "In these troubled time* we are proud to hare surh a man a* "S yd " Herlong In nor Congrc**." Herlong’* addres* wa* complete­ ly non political and dealt only with the accomplishment* and problems o f the last »e»non of Congress. The Fifth District Congressman spoke briefly on the Farm Bill which came before Ihe nation'* lawmaker* Discus-tog Ihe bill which passed during Ihe Htlh seaslon, lleflung sail "I think II wa* the If*sit of the two evil*— and still it not the answer to our problem*. "T he cost I* about a million dol­ lars a day for storage of surplus farm product* and thrre is Jut! about as much going in today a* there it coming out." explained Congressman Hrrlong. An Important adjunct of the farm hill anil all to Ihe faris-r* was the proposed soil hunk pro­ gram —the bill which is Inletideif to pay Ihe farmer for not plant­ ing. said Herlong. "It Isn't the IdealUtlr program." he said, "and I voted against it " A lot of Ihete things look good on paper, Herlong explained, sn you have to dig into the meat of them to find nut what they are. "I havA contacted farmer* in this •listrlet to find out how they feel about the proposed hill — and they're again*! it." said Herlong. Turning to the F rier*1 Hoad Program Congre*«tnan Herlong lold his civic rtuti audience that ihe bill pros ides for "tom e 41,000 mile* of highway*." The original hill, said Herlong proposed the forming of a Fed­ eral Highway Corporation empow­ ered lo issue Is-rid* In he paid off in 30 year*. This was the admin (Continued On I'agr Srirn) Sportsmen Urged To Attend Meet The Seminole County Sportsman Afioeiatlon will hold it* regular monthly meeting at *he Seminole County Courthouse T h u r s d a y night, Od. 23 *1 a o'clock John Mrltch, presd'ent nf the sportsman's organization, urged member* to attend and lake part In the important discussion* on matter* that will h* placed be for* them. FHA Operating Loan Service Expansion Told New legislation ha* increased the number of farm families who urn eligible to nhtaio operating o ,n* from the Farmers Home Vdminiriratlou. Curti* J. Green he agency'# County Supervisor •aid today. Tiu- new law increase# tl* uaxitnum amount that can lie ad■vneed, and as a part of the Rural Development Program m a k e # loins available when the farmer ha* part time employment o ff the farm. operating loan* arc made fur the purchase of machinery, tivesl'.yk, equipment, fertilizer, seel, tractor fuel ami ulher farm and home operating expenses needed to carry out efficient farming opera IIon* on family, type farm*. In -ome instance#, • loan may he made foe the refinancing of exist­ ing debt*. I'niltT this new law loan* will at-n I h - available to appilrant-, who ha»e part time employment off the farm, provided they ire i-slab* hdied farmer* conducting *ub•tinllal farming o|H-ratum« ami •(irnding the major portion of their time farming. Surh operator* mini have dependable source* <>f nulMde Income. The main purpose of these loan* will lie to help farmer* who live in area* designe j for Ihe lltiral llevelopment Program. Operating loan* are repayable nvpr period* of one to *rven year* with Ihe Intrrett rate at five per­ cent All nf the prevent loan services of Ihe Farmer* Home Administra­ tion. which inrluie loan* for development and purchasing of family type farm*, farm housing and soil and water conservation rern'inue to be available. The Farmer* •Home Iration County Committee will determine the eligibility of e*ch applicant. The rommillee Is rnmpo-ed nf three men. two of vjmm must tie farmer*. In Seminole County the Com­ mitteemen are William P. Chap­ man. Box 137*. Sanford; Cader (J. Hart, P. <>. Bn* 274, Geneva, and Henry J. Schumacher Jr., III. I, Box 710, Sanford. Additional information regard­ ing these loan* may be obtained at Room III. Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank Building, Weather IRIG. G IN . MAXWELL C. SNYDER. As*T Commanding C snsn! if 4Bth Armored Division of the Florida Georgia National Guard n ivri in Sanfu-d for a formal inspection of facilities and ,r<«|i*. ihown on big arrival are (left to right) Capt. K. G. Nelson, CWO i * At*neiti(«d Prraa Leaned Wire Partly cloudy today and Wednea. A, E. Durrell, Capt Jnhnnla Kr..fchlrk. Maj. Hoy day with a few widely araltered Snyder, Mayor F. D. Scott, and Maj. Bub Baker allrrnoon Ihundmliunrr*; low toj night M it. | NO. 219 Sewer Extension Curtailment W ill Stop City's Growth Democrats Honor Odham: Congressman Last Problem Critical Night At Dinner t w o FOB ONE - tvs Congress­ man A. S, “Syd" IL-rlong pot** with ihe son of photographer llemy Jameson with an .Vital Slevetuun campaign button proml nr lit) y shewing, ( Photo By Jameson) If Your Herald la Not Delivered By G 1\ M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M, For Delivery No further extension of the •ewer system in Sanford was A dinner honoring A S "S yd " brought lo the forefront U»t Herlong. Fifth District Congress­ night as the Hoard of Sanford City man, wa* given by the Seminole Com miss toner* diseuiscd the con­ C o u n t y Democratic Executive struction of a sewage treatment Committee at Jim Spencer's Res­ plant. J. Brnllcy Odham, speaking to taurant last nigh' at (I o'clock. Janies II Lee, long-time chair­ the Board of Sanford City Com­ man of Ihe Seminole County missioner!, said "It seems to me Democratic Executive Committee that you ire nf the opinion that presided at the dinner with An­ it will he foot year* before a drew Carraway making the in­ treatment plant I* started. troduction* of guest* Invited. "I happen to know," said (>d. Herlong told the group of 32 hum, tint there will be no fur­ Seminole County leader* that an ther extension <>f sewer* accord­ experience during hi* annual suit ing la ■ letter from Ihe State to Sanford ar.d Seminole County Bond of Health. rewarded him for "all of my rf"The effect nf that letter." Od­ 'ortt" In Washington. ham stated, "is that growth will He told of a family, mother, tie strongly curtailed. ■jlhrr, ami two chil-trrn who vl»p."I want to see Sanford grow, *1 him tn express their apprecia­ tion for all that had been done and It will with *tfimg leader­ ••r them, "That i* something ship." Odham told the Board. hat make* working a real pleas­ "There is a direct relationship be­ tween the Capital Improvement ure." watil Herlong. Ice, the Democratic group'* program ami ihe Sewer Treatment 'halrtnan in Seminole County, In Plant," he ##id. "I long ago #ald that the sew­ •Producing Herlong said "He is the greatest statesman of our age treatment plant woohl give u* the number onp opportunity for time " Included in Ihe guest 11*1 for growth,” sail odham. "I un in Ihe occasion honoring Herlong the building bsumess and I have were: Senator Dougla* Slrnttrnm, now 12 home* for ia)e unlrs# we Representative* Mark N. Cleve­ ran arrange for sewer extension. land Jr. and Gordon V Frederick, Ry this coming January I will f ee Gary, Mayor of Oviedo, F D. have completed 230 homes and Sen'!. Mayor of Sanfnnl, Circuit wv-'rr juit one of Ihe builder*, Judge Vat.ar R Partlon. Judge nu more loans—VA says no Ernest Itmtsholder, Supt. o f Pub­ more »ewer exlenrion* FHA aaya lic 1n*1met inn It T 51IIwee I V r no mare more loan*—VA *ays no Iff Lu'her Hobby. Clerk nf Circuit more loana. Court O p, Herndon, arul T-x COl* "Do you have a letter gienling Icrliir John Galloway. exIeualoniT" asked Odham. "I There uerr 32 guc*t* at the dliru**eJ thi* with Dave la-e of dinner IIn- Board of Iteal'li thi* morn­ Congreaaman Herlong, in Im­ ing." he said, "and I am utterly promptu dl*rus*iont regarding amazed." varlon* accomplishment* o f the City Manager W a r r e n E. xi'h Congri-**, said "The Sanfnrd- Knowles interrupted O.lham tn say Tilnsville Canal was pro|>oted in "We an* deeply concerned about Ihr Oinmliu* Hilt during the UM this an I want In get Ihe sewage •cssion but w#» vetoed by Prevl* treatment plant 0* quickly at dent Elsenhower." possible." Commissioner David Gitrhel rommrnled "We are concerned But I'd like lo see our Utility De­ partment self sustaining. Before my three year term expirrt we will have a trealmrnt plant either built or under construction. "I think Ibis i* something you've got la get into now," Odham laid. Commissioner Gatchel. remind­ ed that sewer rxbnilnni had been stopped said "I doubt very *erIniisly if any member of this comNO IP'S. AMPS OR ntT*S! General Sherman made it mission will allow sewer exten­ clear that he wasn’t Interested sion* to be cut o ff." The quettion of continuing in becoming Ike RepuMican nominee fnr President when he *e»er lines outride of the city said, " I f nnmina'rd I will not limit* came up when City Man­ arrrpl. If rlcrtrd I will nol ager Knowles said that "When we talk about pledging revenues, terse." Want A-l* are nominated by they are done sn tn continue build­ million* of people to fill all ing sewert outride of the city." s o r t * of need*. If you elect | Odham replied "You can't limit til p*e a Want A l Call 1X21 and Sanford to 23th 81.” a callable ad writer will be glad Mayor F. D. Seott remarked lo »efve you. J (Conlinurd On Cage Seven) Additional Local News On Page 7 Action Is Delayed On Move To Reduce Total Negro Cabs Rcduclion of the number of N'egr->e taxicab* operating in the rltv of Sanford rame before Ih# Board of Sanford City Com mi* vloner* at it* meeting last night. However, with two commission­ er* absent amt unable to heir the discussions, final action on tho move wa* delayed to a later meet­ ing. Attorney R. W. Ware represent­ ed the executor* of the cstaA- o f Will Hankrrsun. and requested that Ihe rommlssiun "give some rea-nn for rejecting the transfrr nf per­ mit* for the ops-ratlon of the two taxicab* formerly operated by Will Hankrroon." Mayor F. D. Scoll pointed out that the CRy o f Sanford ha* ai many Negro taxicab* a* are need­ ed and many complaint* hare been received by the commission on their operation. "It teems a* If we could get some more equitable mean* of rutling down on Ihe number of rabe operating on our streets." said Commissioner David Galrhrt. City Manager Warren E Knowlet reported to the Board of Comnileilonrra that a crackdown on taxi­ cab operation wai In force and that two operator* had b e e n brought before him because of vi­ olation* resulting In ■ M day sus­ pension of their license*. However, said the City Manager, the m rkdow n will require the ateadfait tacking of Ihe Board of Commissioner*. City Attorney William C. HutchDon called attention of Attorney Ware to Section 24-4 of the City Code on Page 312 relative to the appliralion for taxicab permit. Mayor F. D. Scott tabled the discussion and action until Ihe Hoard of Sanfurd City C om m lu io» era* next purling. Hospital Notes fX T . a Admission* Ray D. Balcom (Ixingnciod) Mis* Jane Flynt (Sanford) Alii lly)ti (Sanford) Mary Sue En.oe (Sanford) Mollie Williamson (SanforJ) Discharges Ed Greenfield (Sanford) Ijottfc- Mar Hardy (Sanford) OCT. 21 Admission* Mra. Fay Ivea (Sanford) Lawrence Gerard <Lungwood) Clarence Shaffer l Sanford) Larry Busby (Lake Monroe) Discharge* Eugene l^ewl* (Oviedo) PERMANENT TREATMENT MEXICO CITY GT*—lo baldnesi beauty? Guillermlna Jlmrnrt Var­ gas say* no. *ued a beauty parlor for using a treatment which mado all her hair fall out. AT THE HEAD table last night at a dinner honoring Congressman A. 8. "Syd" Herlong Jr. are: ( M l lo right) Cliruit Judge Vassal Carlton, Representative Gordon V. Frederick, Seminole County Demwrrntie Executive Committee Chairman James II. Lee of Oviedo, Congressman Herlong, Andrew (Tarraw ay, menilier of the Suminote County Democratic Executive Committee, end Representative Rack N, Cleveland Jr. (Staff Photo) / �« or* THF. S A N F O R D 1IF R A T .D P a r e 2, Tuc.<„ O ct. 23, 1950 New Treatment Is Developed For Hepatitis n» ALTON L. ItUKKU.EE AI* Science Reporter NEW YORK UP— A new tomb!natiun treatment prumlir* speedy recovery from infectious hepati. ((■, a tluhborn liver disease, two physicians have reported. Combination of tho hormorn ronliun* ami an antibiotic cleared up the Jaundlce profluelns disease within a week nr t<vo in I? pa* tlcnls treated •<> far. Dr. May J*. eubton and Or. Charles Itrister of New York City write m the New York Plate Journal of M*J|. tine. Recovery from hrptiUs uioally take. many month*, with •trict bed rr*t for wi-eka. Whllo only 12 1wr.jp. h*vs !ven f reale.I with the rxv. Irrhni'iijr, none have had .1 relapse The flr.l wa» Irenteil five year* ago. Inferlloua hepatiti* la ranted by • vtru* and the dlteaie i« ap­ parently Increasing. the phv«,>-!ap« •aid Home M.non rate* were repotted river the nation tail year, mill many mote may not have been reported to health Imij- iIi . The Infected liver enlarge], the patient s.t* jaundice, become, weak, utually freli niutealej. Red r o t and hlithprotelfl ilul hive been the main treatment, but re­ covery i* atom. To Dili locular treatment, Ja­ cob.(in and III »•11r add' d ., ri.tltlilnitinn of am ell do..-] of mrtl»one end aureoinycin or airhrotnycin. Tbe tolution i* c u m dally by vein for a week or mure. Raticide utually feel better in a day nr two, and »lgnv of the dlaeave ditapprar within a ueek, the doctor, taid. The average htepital aiay for the 13 wai io lurid tu lean than Inn week*. Jutl why the combination trttlmeflt b-ma* this quirk ben* f.t it not ituo clear, the physicians laid. Cortiaona apparently redicta In­ flammation of tho liver. The anti­ biotic may help by combatting •ccondary infection*, or partially lerlllnnc t h e gn.lrointe.tinsl tract to reduce the chemical woik the liver mud do. Big Treasure Hunt May Soon Be Afoot 1 MISsN ( o h ! S T IL L A T E L L E R NtXJR O L D B A N ^ Z -W A B U S -T O W M PARKING L O T ! T E L L E R -JO B ! J V i T E L L 'EM V/HEM, W H E R E 7 T 7 i r ^ ( A N P H 0 W T O PARK! M O STLY (f ) / A \ I T E L L 'E M , 'F U L L U P a N NO t*t*KINs|!" Professor Thinks South Will Join U.S. In Few Years JACKSON. Tent).. l i t - A Uni ver.lty of Mlitiftippl profe-tor tays he thinki the South, including ■Mii.litlppl. “ will prohably Join tho United State* In j few year*." Dr Jamra W. Silver, head of the Olo Mill hlilory department, waa speak.ng of a mental union — not geograohiral. tn a talk before the nitary Club, Silver aaid (here are two •rparale creed*. American and Southern. Suulne-n mind* have found them difficult In recon­ cile, he added. However he »*ld, Ihe American creed ia beginning to rrplaco Ihe Southern creed and one of Ihcie day* ihe union wi!| be complete. Silver called arccs-ion from the Union, the act (hat brought on Da Civil War, "the cr*»h*‘t blonder, the moat atupii action and mo^t tragic thing that eve* happened.' A number of “ Illusions” catted Ihe action, he .aid, amend them Ihe false belief imtny Southern­ er* that ihe abolitionist* controlled Ihe North. ID >ald a prevent-day comparl»c,i »how* how many Southernrri believe the National Awn. for tha Advancement of Colored People cuniiuU the North nuw. TAEMIIARREK dV-A hint fnr pirate treasure may toon b» afoot among the Itmtiindi of talenilt lying o ff Florida’* larvur We*t Cna.t, A atnle Ircaturc kinding lease wae lim ed Tuesday to Jam** Carr of Washington, D f . Slide Iain I Agent Van Ferguson aaid he doe i n’t know much about fa rr’i pUn. but undent.ind hr- U looking fnr’ a arhoonrr callrd tnc Morgan, The area in which Carr will hunt Include- Morgan Hay and Morgan Fata, t’arr’a Itui a year mnuictualve leaae cover* 13.(on arrci in Col­ lier County jutt north of the.Mon­ on one acre of hii choice. The roe County line. If he find* ire**- Mala grta I2'« |>cr cent royally on ure, hn will get an exrluitvc leave anything discovered. New W ater Program Checks Tooth D ecay ly HUMAN N. HINDIUH. M.D IT haa been shown that fluori­ goiter trouble In th* United dation of a community’s water States. supply will help prevent dental Table salt Itself D poisonous In ODease among ctit'drrn. large (juantltlei. Hem ember lha Despite the crUlrlatn ot flourl- countless persons adrift at sea datlon—and thrre haa been aoma who Iwsve died from drinking salt opimiitlon to At—U la a sound jvatcr, dental health measure. Numcroui Tha safety of tha fluoridation atudics have already proved UHa. rogram la demonstratad again Raaull ol Survay two recant studies of tha That* survey* directed that United Htatcs Public Health Rent­ trrtti 11rated with sodium tluo- ier. One study shoved the death ttde ahuwed about 40 tv jwr cent leu rates In 33 fluoride cities and 33 decoy lhan than teeth l demy >h!ch tiad not neighboring non-fluorlde cities been treated. acre virtually the tame. The presence In drinking water No Harmful Effects of on* part fluoride to 1,000 000 In the other, complete medical parts water ha* reduced tha Inrl Hence of drntsl dcray up to |'1 1n’ l{°^ ° f '*'* **?{,’ re ‘ per cent In in cases wheie where youngyoung !V*.r.' ^ Ijh ^ y i. bapeit thyrold, *l*r* drank fluoridated water heart and oUier organa showed no from birth until the aga ol tight. harmful bodily at!ecu dua to Chicago racently embarked drinking water contalnlrg even upon a fluoridation program eight parte per million of fluorld*. Mora than I,ICO other communi­ An estimated 33.300,000 persona in„ nhtn. tha United State* now ties acroaa tha country whet* H . . .are .. — ,h water supplies ilppll art deflclinl In day. In all, about one of every fluorlda also havi fluoridation tour ruldanle of Amirlea'i urban programs. anas uses water containing a C hlil Argumanl suitable amount of IhU element. The rhlet argument of those Th* nation'*dental future looks opposing fluoridation Is that fluo- pretty bright indeed. fldta are polaotvs. Am) to they at* QVOTION AND ARIWtg —tn last* quantities. But tha ap­ o . 0.: My dauahttr'a palms prov'd mithod <l fluoridating awtat axctatlv'ty. H aatmi no city water supplies won t harm olh*r part of har body do«a to to either children or adults It will such an eaUnt. What cause i this help combat dental cart'*. and ft there anything that can You ran compare the trace ol ba don* about It? fluorlda In your water supply to A m w 'r: Tha reason for local­ tha tsaca of lodlna In iodised tab!' ised m a t in g u not always e lm . "It. It olUn occur' In olh'rwUo nor­ lodln*, too, U poisonous tt con- mal Individual!. It may follow ■umed In large amounts. Yet 'motional it m i. Iodised salt has been used tor The use or a weak solution of some 33 years and has helped ammonium chloride on tha palms greatly to 'llmlnata virtually all U sometimes of h'lp. c is T I. ) S’ N\. TWfVW TH* ' V*l >jy «!' Sf SJT iduTtNT WrH S'fAUN.-iXW?' V W >CV Vt YA*tU K.1 1 f t :f ---------UTT A > w-Cvvl XxvtV uASV* ■ — # cw>nf iIiFiTi h y = , / i r i in. t’ ifi f UXCAAXCWBVt UJCXI COXMVNV'fl ^ U^A L iV ^ O U tC A S ! AL C H A L M E R S By STANLEY »>•et-t* U 1 N-r-i 0" f# THE OLD HOME TOWN BUSH \ B IL L DtlMIT NIXON (seated), IS, w-otka on a new* rrteaie for “Junlora for Ike ar.d Dick’ in law Angeles a* David kUenhowcr, 13, and John Itout, clot (right), prtildcnt of the California Slata young llrpui.li* rant, look on,The hoy t, who rtro not related tn the Prcjldcnti.il tram, met In lha hospital when their append lira were removed. They i t m J Ihe “Junior*’* ei to-chalrmen. (fntrrnaiioual SoundphotuJ M il.D ill ): 8PECIAIJST DIES PNOM SNAKE BITE TALLAHASSEE IM-Donald l> rsoil, wllilllfc specialist with the Florida F rc.h Water Fish and (lame Commission, died la-t night from the bite of a raltlevnnko bo wa* displaying In an exhibit at Ferry yesterday. Whin the snake bit Carroll dur­ ing a demonstration at a pinu true festival, he calmly icpl*,cd it in jl . b »( and gave hiintdf first aid. Ha Ihcn went to a doctor’ * o f­ fice in Perry. Tu>l ,r County .eat 33 mile* amithraM of hern and ............. .... waa brought to Tallahassee Mr mortal Hospital in an ambulant ■*., BIDS OPENED AUGUSTIN'): /A P l-T h O jo b o f opening bid* on (onsirnclion of National Guard A rm m ci in I’ loi ‘ la ended yoatenlay. Ap­ parent low bblddtra: P.’naacola, SI n.UK, Hhavls Conslrvctlon i •>. Inc.. Fcnaacota; Falatka, Jl.vi,hio, S.C. Hc.„lcr*on atui Son, Jackaunville; fo r t Rlctwe, J i « * 0111, Jin.sc mid Lester C o n s t* lion.. Foil Picrcit; laike WahS aiiJ.liH), AUcNulty Conatructl n Co . llradetiton. ST- Count cm one tablespoon <f coirutanh having the thickening power of two uhle-poon. of flout. Mate every fail *ip a s fir ID W COST trip 6 ntX > 4 When rail’ s crisp, galdaa days art hr*... go GMYHOUNt). Wokhlha tolarU waa* Ihrough panoramic window] 0 board tn* lamed ScenicrulMr or Highway Tiavalar. P,.q j»nt dtparhrrai... h.o t ol dty Icminalt mat* your Natal mot. comonioat. GREYHOUND BUS STATION 730 W. Dili Rl. ) IttHfOWTUCTOt Phone 60 |iiMPtmrc9 kS» I TWO'S. (t v *• g r e y h o u n d �/ X (Dhsuam diojm make this your Good Roof Is Economy Measure Hoofs bass- definitely c»oif into the limelight. both in '.hr designin? of no* home- and Ihr modcr w a lm n of oltlrr our* Today the type of roofing u*c 1 gos-* much further than simply choosing the one that will give thr greatest protection at the low* r*« cn*l. Col r. texture and pattern ire fiouHJo.ll it P L U M B IN G S m ja : W_i i m to m odernize y o u r bathroom Hie AMERiCAN-c^teedAittl w a y I K m finest money con buyl Many styles to choose from k [\ fo r as liH h a t IMfi.78 • F t**r Month Com* In or coll for FREE iiHmatal Now Avnllahlr, |,ow Finance Plan No Down Payment—.16 Months To Pay I’Aintin r; Milt, pii'i: Water Heater, Septic Tank & Sewer Installations 1007 Snnford Ave. r<|ually imi'ortant Vrchitecw, rea bring that the roof I* the tingle largest area of the house. choose the roof color to dictate the en­ tire exterior color scheme of the house, Designers say that a light col­ ored rod can make a house ap­ pear taller, an imi'ortant note for one story homes. Engineer* have discovered that a white roof will make a home cooler In summer through greater heat reflection. Hoofing material* are now avail* able in a wide range of colors lo satisfy any home owner's color preference. Asphalt shingles, the mast pop­ ular roofing material, have a mat­ in? r f ceramic granules which give the roof both color amt tex­ ture. They are firmly Imbedded in the base material so that the color and texture remain for Die life of ihe roof. With air corilitioning hemm­ ing increasingly popular, Ihe selec­ tion of a roofing material with insulating qualities is of Utmost importance. This factor, plus the choke of • light colored roof, ran greatly lncrea*e the efficiency of an air conditioner Jf. during Operation Home Im­ provement, a homo owner is plan­ ning to rnv 'f his home he should be sure the full owing points are checked: soundness .if the root deck to determine whether it will support the additional weight of the new roof, an examination of the old roof for curled or loose shingles, and a thorough check up and repair Job on the flashing at rhimneyt, plumbing vents, sky­ lights, dormer* and valleys. Phone 111.1 The preservative mating on m«isl soil pipes Inside Ihe house will d.-.lroy an oil paint. To pre­ vent this, first paint the pijws with aluminum paint. After it is dry, th« pipes can then be suc­ cessfully pa Intel. NORGE MURDERS HIGH PRICES .95 JUST lung, loss planter flank.-* the entry of thin handsome home and srl* Ihe mood for Ihe plrannnl, eany living to hr found within. Suited to Ihr needs of n large family are Hie lhrs*e bedroom.* wilh ample closcl •>; ihe cheerful living room for family activities. and den for t|uicl studs; Ihe master hath and separate lavatory; Ihe large dining room with huilt* in rhlna rahinelw. and Ihe breakfast alcove in Ihe roomy kilrhrn. Ynur * ie laundry appliancrw ran Is* houses) in Ihe utility entry. A Till: SANKOKP HERALD Tueis, Oct. 'Jit. 1950. I’ ajic U Top Lighting Panels Make Home Brighter Dimensions — Modern llghtinx is looking up , . ,tu the celling. . .for added smartness and efficiency. Oiling lighting wa* designed and used principally in office buildings, but it now offers unu.ual possibilities (nr home use. You'll discover that lop lighting helps to create a feeling of space, lightens dark ceilings ami adds In your decorl Glass panels set In the ceiling are today'.* answer lo locations where window* are not possible: a* In corners of rooms, wtndowle»s alenses, entry ways, and other areas. formerly dark halls and door­ ways can now have a cheerful daylight rffert with a luminous ceiling area. Even light from Ihe celling, plus mirror lights, in Ihe bath­ room give* a perfect light for shaving or make up. Kilrhrn work areas, when light­ ed from above, reduce fatigue, are better tlghud and cupboard items are more visible Tim non lo lop-off the beauty and rharm of your home wilh smart, new lop lighting! Rainspouts, Gutters Need Going-Over Before Winter ■ 40 faat * Cuboga — )4 ,I0 0 faal For Fulher Lnformallim Almul ThU Plan. Contact. Your Hulldrr Colored Tile Helps Add Modern Look * To Older Homes Color has lm adisl Ihe home and today more than ever the Mutism ha* become the new centrr of family bin! You can nuke your kitchen bright, charming and easy to kes-p clean wilh colorful plastic, or baked enamel on alu­ minum wall Idea or ceramic Ills*. Your laundry, or utility mom. can be a cheerful place in which to work, when you decorate with brigld wall (lies. Wall files will alto trail-fur in your dark, old fashioned bath­ room Into a light, modern room Thc»e new tiles resist water and moisture und are easy lo dean There I* a wide varielv of solid color*, patterned til.-* and *l»e» In choose from One ef Ihe most important phases of Operation Home Im­ provement I* to make It a thor­ ough borne check-up' Ard every home owner should be sure that thi* pre-winter check-up Includes a thorough Inspection of the gut­ ters and downspouts. Neglect, particularly in winter ran lead to sortou* damage lo a •i,-ight may tear Hie brackets hnu.o and the resulting heavy ex bidding the gutter* loose While giitlrft are iM-in-i rlr.in pense. Having the guliers cleaned Is .*d, they should Is*- thoroughly especially Important When g iliers checked for rust and any rustesl are clogged by leaves an accu­ spot* repaired and painted. Downspout* should he cherkad mulation o f Ice may form. This ran remit In damage to the gut­ for accumulated leave* which can ters and. In ra*e of a thaw-, the cause backed-lip water to freere melting Ire could run tinder the and *pld the ipotdv H I* wisp to roofing and seriously damage Ihe have wire mesh installed s*ln re Ihe spout and gutter Conner! to reding* of the house Too, leases in gutters absorb present this damaging clogging by water like a sponge and this leases, Use WaUpaper In Modernizing Many a house hat been nuwl rrnlied with a paint bni*h—remodeled, lo all appearances, by using the trick* of color. Rut you can achieve evrn greater magic with some of thr new designs in wallpaps-r. There arc wallpaper patients and lesluret lhal are perfect an­ swers lo sloping walla, siruclur.il Jogs, alcoves, receases, room* lhal are loo (all and rooms that seem too small. DtSCORATIN'f) ADVICE When planning to decorate your home, remember that attractive room* are not Ihe result of only motley, but good tsste as well A tralnrd decorator .an sa'o you money as well at time and will plan a decorating program which will reflect a look of continuity. One if the first method* of win­ dow glav* manufacture, known as lhe "crown” proers*. consisted of soflrning a bubble of glat* and then flattening It by rotation inlo a crude sheet. Plus Liberal Trade-In Modem wallpaper* ran do rn.-re than Just cover a wall nr hide arrhiteelual defect*, their texture*, culura and pattern* and finishes can help creat* any effect de*lrrtl. There are paper* that look liks* brick or fieldslone; some that lock like rich, lulled latln*, *1111 other* rreatr ■ mural effect — and the outdoor* ran be brnucht Inside with paps*r» that look Uko richly follag rd planter boxe*. And, br*t of gll — new wall­ paper can givr your home the newest possible look with a min­ imum strain on Ihe budget, you (an bo F U L L Y A U TO M A TIC WASHER • fit/utrra Tima-lina Canlraf — Isis yaw sharUn, skip, ttpaal any cytla any lima. Aulamab'c tram fill ta finish. • Super Spindly — astrotls mart wotar frtm tlalhas, laavlng many Hams raady tar iraning. • rall/Plar • fe rtilo ln tub 5*Year Warranty Mmlrru \\noil t'nbinil In Mahogany Drain Finish Safety A lum lni/.rd P ictu re T ube / IT’S EASY TO BUY THIS NORGE WASHER SMALL DOWN PAYMENT $10.13 MONTH MILLERRADIO&APPLIANCE PHONE 29 SERVICE DEPARTM ENT See Our Complete und Varied Stink Since an miieh inlereuf- Hm hern show n liy home ownF ern *" “ Uperalinn H o m e t\'\ improvement* untscruploun operators have cnlercd tliis field. These ps-ople lake mlsanlaue of the average homeowners’ lark of experience lo line (heir pnckels. He sure by denliiiy; with rufnlili-shed local firm*. M 0 UA 11 I V M A I I I I A t t SIDING , KING SIZE TRADE-IN REDUCES THIS LOW PRICE EVEN MORE! COMPLETE SURE HOOFING y n Anil Korircl Volume Ft mind Ordinory soap 'n washing oclisn elsns can't gal clslhss llaan. That's why Narga glvas (latbss Iwa Faxad Sptay rinsas, ana O xiflaw rinta, an Agiiolad Orardow rinta and a spatial Agilotad Datp tinta. Yam woih it always lunshina trash, batows* it's 10 0 ', soap ond dirt fraal 118 S. PARK Long mlrr«r* hung vertically nl a room tend to add height to Ihe celling, while large rectangu­ lar mirror* mounted on the wall give Ihe feeling of width and spa­ ciousness. whan wa help yaa plan and tarry out your "Operation Homo Im­ provement,” that you are getting the host if you (ome to the ... ‘5t>b PLUS a a . M * “ * Hardwood flooring ha* been • favorite of American homeowner* ■ince Ihe rough hewn oak plank* of colonial lime*, lo today'* scien­ tific kiln-dried hardwood*. Hardwood flooring Is fsmrsl for il* durability . . . often outlawing Ihe life «>f a home. Also hardwood Hooting I* *1111 arrs-pted stan­ dard of quality In home romlruclion. Today the manufacturing and ingenuity of Ihe hardwood Indus­ try ha* rrduced cost*. *a that hardwood Ho->rlng can used In even Ihe tnn-l modest home*. Uak Is (hr most widely used hardwood. Hard maple, beech, birch and (wean rank next. United Lumber Co. FIRST BUYS THIS BRAND NEW Nortfe is Am erica’s No. 1 Rated Washer in Consumers M aga­ zine. Automatic from start to finish — Time Line Control ~ 100 Decree rinse water — Exelusive wave action agitator — .Super Spin Extraction. Useful Hardwood Dynnpmsrr Speaker For Faithful Tone MOlllX 21* 137 Console TV $229 « INSULATION SHEATHING l.t MIIEH PLYWOOD PANELING PAINT HAHDWOOD MILIWOHK HHiHcmo roi luiiBMi ot urgiiMO mid many other ilema V CALL YOUR LUMBER NUMBER 713 Sanford Electric Company 116 MAGNOLIA AVB. rilONK 412 nr h I*. �•- 7 ," V* » ’4 * C S * * P » ’,« ! TJ «r- J'»*V i f 1 I 1 r &•*+ M '4V* R «t<« M 4 i» I - n r- I-"*Ss :.orv i Wn. It protides eTrfl >er»tc«* • •omething Should Be Done To Rid Central Florida Area O f Hyacinth There eeema.to be an accumulating pro* blem coufronting one of the ii^enclf* of our State Government - u pmltlem thnt lm > grown n<» liitr it in unmanageable. Too many times lakes und rivers of the Central Florida area have been clogged with hyacinths - clogged so bail that water traf­ fic for small lsoata, which I* the largest num­ ber represented around our waterfronts on our streams, comes to a standstill Hyacinths multiply fast and they get from one place to another with such rapidity that they npiiear often as by some feat of magic. Only last weekend, Ijike Monroe and the 8t. Johns River was covered from one side to the other with the pe«ky plantn that be­ came so tightly wedged that even a big boat found it hard to plow through them. Nearly 100 acres is sometimes a compar­ atively small figure, hut when It comwi to hyacinths covering thnt much water, then the figure liecomes astronomical. Yet, these hyacinths float around unmotested, clogging up taken and streams to the Betrlment of boating, fishing recreation and the complete u«e of these valued Isalles of water. Kvery once In a great while there will crop up a decided Interest in eradicating the hyacinths. There even exists a department in the Game and Fresh Wnter Fish Commlmlon under the name of “ hyacinth control.” Department or no department, interest or no Interest, the hyacinth continues to be a pest - continues to jam streams, lakes and rivers - continues to harass the siHirt1*man, the fisherman, the Isiatsman, and the •idler. With all of the posHihillttes for money with which to operate, no one seems to be taking the lead In making the “ hyacinth peat" an issue and getting right down to the job o f getting rid of them. Frankly - no one is Interested in high overhead expense, neither are they interest­ ed in high salaried Investigators, overseers, The Sanford Herald m e n r n n l m a . c * it.r a>* Publishes madman sa. r*»<-nM*» m u — waninx RVai.TW i CCSIIIMO A*vHt«lne M a n o r Tha Ratals la • siarahar af tha AtaadataS ercta cchlah la aallllaS esrtuslvelv ta tha u«* fat raaiihll'allaa af all lha lacal aaw* prlxaS tn Ihlt aavtpapar. RapraaaatM Xstlsastlv ha Oararal AStaMUlnf ■aralea Ina. HI Os-rats k i l a t i llaah nM* Atlaata tlaatsia arnacnirnoiv naira •> Carrlar tla par ttaah Oaa West* It M Three Maatha Sla Maalha f>aa Ttar IIH |IU It I S* At| Obituary antlrse. tarSa af thasba. reseltillost set aall/aa af eatertslmsisal far lha surpass nf ratslae faaSa aaIII ha rhares* f-r at raanlar sirsMtil-e rale* I Tage 4, il .I v! i# Driver Training Driving an automobile comes close to being the most dangerous thing most of us ever do In normal life. Vet by a curious paradox, most of no have learned our driv­ ing skills by haphazard, trlnl-an-error meth­ ods. Relatively few drivers have had for­ mal training. It Is finally t-omlng to lie tenlhrd that this is nonsense. As automobiles liecome more and more |Kiwerful and fast, the de­ mand for increased skill is rising according­ ly. My this we Rican not only the manual skills of handling the car, hut skill in judge­ ment, skill in road Irehavior. It Is encouraging, therefore, thnt behindthe-wheel driver training is being added to the curriculum in many high schools. T his may bring about the first generation of driven, really trained tn handle the hard problems of driving. • • • Halloween PeHtoSed Patty Bxsem attar*** t»< s«»s«r ■atsrs* u •*••*« flats msitsr Ortaksr IT. lit* it **• Pm I Offle* #f assfare, n«rl*a -m*sr tha *rt »r C inirH i af Hatch I I ITS u experts, or what have you - their Interest lies in the mnn|xjwer and material to ftft into the streams and lakes and wipe out the rooted evil that seems to be getting the upperlwnd. Fish camp operator*, boating enthusiastsfishermen, »|>ortsmen. and just plain "in­ terested citizens" have offered their help wherever needed to eradirntc the hyacinth. Itut no one seems to take them up on their offer. This job of hyacinth eradication needs to he taken hold of with a firm grip of deter­ mination to win out and put the |H?*ky water plant out of huslneto once and for all. We are not interested in putting any one lierson, or group of ixtople “ on the spot" so to speak. It is felt thnt with ull of the interest, and with all of the promised plans to create financial aid for an "eradication program” , something should In* done thnt would l»e worthwhile Frankly — it is the eradication of the hyacinth that would please Us m o ( - and please thousands of |M.*uplc at the sunn* tune. • • • Tuesday, Octolter 23. ltir.fi TODAY’ S m ni.K VKHSR And God said let the earth bring forth.— Geneaiftltll. God’s love is revealod by the mngidficent ' treasures he stored In the earth. Six Inches JOf soli yields our dally bread hut the sea is 'full of hydrogen each gallon of which con•tnina power thnt staggers the Imagination. The bad lands of South Dakota are filled with rare earth* of priceless value, the great stretch of bad Inntls Ixdwren east and w»st .Canada we now know are fabulously rich in rare earths. There’.! a lot nf good natured fun nnd nnnsnns^ nhont llnllnween. nut unless pa­ rents are careful Halloween nnd the days just l»efnrc it ran In* a season of mischief thnt Is not always harmless. Property in sometimes damaged, and people have suf­ fered physical injury ns the result of Hal­ loween pranks. Tixlny a real effort is made by many to see that Halloween provides the kind of fun it should witiiout degenerating Into nn excuse for youthful mischief. School* ami churches hold parties, neighbors rnnperatc in seeing tlint cider, doughnuts nnd candy are available for costumed youngsters who come to call. Merchants who used to have their store window.! daubed with snap at Halloween now award prizes to youngsters who decorate windows with Ilnllmvcen motifs. It is s hit hard for those of us who remcmlxr the pranks of our own youth tn lx* ton self-righteous about the youngsters who want tn let off .(earn at Halloween. Hut we do nn| do children a service if we allow them to believe that there are seasons of the year when responsibility vanishes, when res|x*ct for property is not demanded, l-et Halloween Ih* fun - hut let’s keep it the rtght kind nf fun. V e t e r a n s C o rn e r ii it tj .' Kara are authoritative answers from Ihe Veterana Administration lo four queallana af Interest (o former servieemen and their fami­ ne*: . Q. I'm planning lo sell Ihe horn* I bought with a Gl loan. If Ihe buyer lake* over my louii, do I remain liable in rate he defaults end Ihe loan is forerhi-ed? A. Not necessarily. Under a new law, you may be relieved of lia­ bility if Ihe buyer Uk*s ovrr your loan. Ha must assume full liability on lha loan; VA must approve hi* credit; and the loan mu«t be cur­ rant. Q. I understand that I have 120 ■lays from discharge lo gel Korean Gl term insurance. Will my 120day deadline sllll apply, evp-v though Ihe law says no new polic­ ies may he issued aflrr December 31, 1IM? My 120 days would ca cy me lipyund that dsle. A You would not have the full 120 day period to obtain Korean Gl term insurance. You would have to apply and pay your first premium before December 31. IS.'xi even though that give* you le«* than ITU days lo art. q A young man I know is eligi­ ble for schooling under the War Orphans Education I’ rogram. He's still In high srhool. Would he be T ry a n d S to p M e wty BINNITT CERF. r ?• 11 If YRON COIffN heard an anxious mama in U-a CatakUW, who had caught her ugly litlla ton halfway up a big oak tree, terra* at him, "Heathcote. come down (torn that tree, be­ fore you break both lh« leget Mento'a warning you, Heathcote! Either you come now, or when you fall end break both the left, don't UMnk you can come running te mama." M *• * * -My wtfa'.-Tconftded out Ceetury Club matatber to aaoilier, "ta off «a a new klrht a diet oenetattog ewtirrty of coconut*" -My goodneea!marveled the ethar. "Ilaa M made her ieee any weight?-1| "Hat a Mood.- admitted Ii I* « ' _ her gkiaiur eg • m a r allowed to finish hi* regular high school education under Ihe War Orphans program? A. No The law prohibit- regular high achool training. Below-Col­ lege-level schooling is allowmi on­ ly when it it specisliied voca­ tional training lhat will fit a stu­ dent for a vocation goal Q When I went bark on artive •tul>. I surrendered my permanent plan n f (II insurance for rash, m i lhat I would he covered by the free HO.tXXI death Indemnity. Since indemnity coverage end* December 31, l*M, I will lose my coierage. It there any way I ran get bark my permanent Gl pol­ icy’ A. Under Ihe law, you may nb tain a new permanent policy of the same kind and amount as your surrendered policy—but at pre­ mium at your present age. Or you may reinstate your suriendeis-d policy by paying Ihe required re­ serve and Ihe current month's prrmiumi. You may obtain thi* Insurance while la service or within 120 days after your dis­ charge. You eould arrange for Ihe insuranco lo take over when Ihe free indemnity expire*. Veterans living In Central Flor da who wish further information about their Gl benefits thnuld write or visit Ih* VA office al 42 E. Central Ave., Orlando. - ' •) •trail anil iroanie for municipal, rounty »n<i state employe* and of­ fice. • not elected by the people or By RUSSELL HAT J election day vyith Authentic Infor- l r ,w|ntcd hy the Governor. While the avcraire voter think* mallon at to what each amendment *•„ permits tKr leci-lnture of the cominjf election u an ep-.mean* be *111 find h.m*e|f in a to provide for trial hy Jury for portunity to esprvsg hl» choice for tot'Kh ipot. t |,(| ln any pin-Hlas County President and a number of leeserI It *»ou!d take a book to fully city with » population of eve, 75.offlce candidate* and hai probably explain all the amendment* so that 000 and would allow Jury ,rU ,‘J already made up hli mind, few ar>* the man on the itrret could und In J*t. Petersburg ** urli a* • prepared to rail an Intellixent bal­ erstand them but briefly Amend­ Clearwater. lot on the II amendment* they ment No. 1 provide* for the rewill find on the ballot. vition nf our judicial *y*trm a* Constitutional amendment* an­ recommended by the Judicial Coun­ noy mo*t voter*. True, they have cil and approved by the Slate liar all been published a* the law re- Association. No. 2 provide* for home rule In quite*, but they might Ju*t a* well be printed In rhlne*e a* far a* Dade County. Thl* i* a Inral editor mott folk* are concerned. Lciral amendment and it dnlrrd by D*dr The sanford Herald, lenguage language with Its t trick wording"!* County bui require* statewide ap- Sanford. Ha. ) Dear Sir so far over thet head of the aver- proval. Governor Collin* call* it The Sanford Woman* Club air aoverelm ritiren that hr •* very prorre**lve *tep ” hasn't the tliahlrtl idea what the) > No .1 hat been deletr-l from the would like to thank you for your are all about to over the year* hr ballot. No. 4 provide* for the part in ’ making «ur *'r*acher'» hat (ormed the habit of patting legislature to call Itself into spec Supper" a tuccoat. them up entirrly or voting “ no"' i*l teuton. Sincerely MarJor.r Carlton, (o all of them, Jutt out of spite. No. 5 rhange* apportionment of The law allow* a voter five min­ member* of the llou*e and Srnalr. Courtesy Chairman, Amrrican Home Department. ute* In a voting booth. Recently ■ No. It provide* for an additional tr-t wa* made tn Tampa, where a judge for the Criminal Court Hr voter attempted to read the UIKjt tof(, |n „ uv, , County. Kdilor, all the way through and mark hi* No. 7 provide* for almlishlrig The Sanford Herald, choire. It took fifteen minute*. x school truster- and transferring Sanfonl. Fla. 1,'nder the rircum*tances unle** their dutle* to achnol board*. Dear Ftditor: a voter prepare* him*elf l-cfure No H provide* f..r appointment Thankv for the splendid cooperaInstead of election o f th* school liun you have given u* In puh•uprrlntrndrnt In I'inclla*. Duval. It-lung our Sallic llarn-nn It A It Sarasota and Dade countic*. notice*, article* and acirount* No. 9 would abolish the office »f our meeting*. Sincerely. • county solicitor in Dade County. gradual disarmament with con- offset Eisenhower's Geneva sueIsle Horn Rucker. By JAMBS MARUHV No. |0 provide* that fe e * of |’rr»» Relation* Chapter Awotialed I'rrw New* Analisl vrntional weapon*, later produr- f f „ . than with any hope or In- county officer* in E*c«mbiu Coun­ of Sallic Harrison Chapter. would eno. end. i tfn,ion of »|r, emen|. WASHINGTON i f — Soviet i're- , lion " on of nuclear weapon* wuuij ty I - paid Into the general fund mirr Bulganin -l.uk hi. n-.,e Into But there would h m l o be twnU|( Apr|| g , flr,, (iro an Ameritun election campaignf rl*^ fontrul* and inspection* from . .. , . *-rt -v, . . . mran ||,r ,.n,| |0 , the beginning to be sure there d P®'** ,h** ®** country take the lengthy corre-pondenre w h i c h be no cheating. lead toward ending H-bomb let*. kt«..ug anywhere. The Russian* have pul their lie was only a candidate for the lle-iilc* the IliiMlan had .level- main einpha*it on a ban on nu- Democratic nomination then llulo|ie<l a habit of breathing down rlear weapons. They have rejected gantn didn't follow Stevenson at Adlai S'cvrnwm'* neck Twice tie *H Western proposal* for controls, that lime with a iimiltr prop--at. followed up Stevrnaon’i augpe*. The Ru**ian* and Red Chineie But on Sept. 5. 19V>—when he lion* on ending H-bomb le*l* hy far outnumber Ihe United Slate* wa* the Democratic eanlidale— making similar pmpo-al. himself, in maniHiwer. It would be lo their Stevenson repeated hi* proposal oa Bulganin ha* written i’ residenl advantage to get this country the H-bomb. Sia day* later. Sept. Ritenhowrt -even letter* on lit- right off to agree «n banning nu- II, Bulganin wrote another letter armament since they first met at clear weapons in war. TTioie nu- to Elsenhower. Geneva in July I9VJ Kisenhower ( clear weapon* for the United He proposed ending "tests of has answered five lime* They Stale* off*et Russian and Chinese atomic and hydrogen weapons" could never agiee. manpower. This went further than Stevrnson. Meanwhile, Ihcir rrpre«enlalive* This is what happened with who had railed only for an end to in Ihr t'niled Nation*, on a spe­ Ki-rnbower and Bulganin: II bomb tesla, oot to all atomie cial commission In work out dis­ At Geneva Riienhower stole (be weapon tasting. armament plans, rouldn'l agree, •how with a good will offer: aa a A* the campaign wore on Stev­ either. first step Inward disarmament ke enson made his It bomb suggestion This i* Ihr American po-ilion: suggested the United State* sad a main campaign Issue. An4 on ta $300 U ant v f 1 Russia eirhange complete infor­ Oct. IT Bulganin wrola Eisenhow­ mation about their military estab­ er another letter, again suggesting # lishment* and permit each lo pbo- the big powers end etomle weap­ togra|4 the other's country from ons tests. end to and to he sure there were He also said he understood this no military buBdups. P O R A T I O N C O R It's questionable Elsenhower wai now an issue in tha election SAL'MUB, France — Specialist campaign. Eisenhower replied -SANfORU Second ('lav* Charlie I.. Singleton, ever eould have made gcod oa quirkly. Yesterday ha told Bul­ who-* wife, lamnie, live* at 70S tht*. Congress might never have n 1 Waif First Str#«t .V - .Tel. 1155 ganin to effect to mind kla own W. Ilth, it a member o f the permitted the Russians to have com *«•»••• tv****1as-’ ***! buMneso. Saumur Signal Depot In France that murh information about this -ORLANDO*Before Bulganin's letter arrived S|-eriali*t Singleton. *on Of Mr. <wintry. But Ihe offer at least 407 Wait Centrol Avenue...................Tel. 3-6493 Eisenhower bad alrrady said the took Ihe Ituisian* by surprise. and Mrs. C. SingMon, I.Mii Mnn * Saw* H#**l S.IW.-S) vi, ^ H-bomb teila couldn't h# (topped gnutlinc A ve, entered the Army They didn't answer. »to a sX f * ^ m two* laaa Ca^ea-T They finally did ow Sepl. It, —without foolproof guarantee* in IP4h and arrived in Europe last February. He I* a supply IMS, when Bulganin wrote Elsen­ —because It would flea Russia aa hower his first letter. He didn't advantage. specialist at the depot reject Ihe blueprint and "open KANSAS CITY. Mo. Specialist *kiei" proposal, but Just about did Third t in** daiener L. llitlrll. He suggested Instead an inter ton of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P. i national control or invpertion team llitlrll, l-ake Monroe, recently wa* lo be stationed at renter points, graduate! from the Seventh Army like airport* and railhead*, to Non-l* o m in I ■ > l o n r il Officer check against military buildup*. Arwdemy in Miimrh, Germany. Ei.rnhower replied: This might Specialtil Hittell entered th* be all rifhl. if Bulganin arrep ed Army in Sep'. IW4 jml completed hi* plan*. And so it went. Latter basic training al Fort Leonard after letter. Bulganin may have Wood. Mo He is a IMI graduate been doing hi* lettrv wilting of Sanford High School. tn»r« fur world good will, and ta Too Late To Classify Letters To The Editor Bulganin Sticks Nose In Campaign 0 Find out what a terrific difforonce a “ Between Payday” loan will make. PRIVACY FROM BEGINNING TO END News Of Men G In Service A Lowest Cost t a a •w ■ww' yaw baw Jfaa^att •octet? he* changed, aaya Clavelaag AJwory. to I t l t ftrta were mighty ouy about show uig their Uslspei today they don't care whe eeee their etepiael. •* • WE *r boeaett C M Dt««sie«M hr Eteg e *• «SA N EPR D m m LM imT i-oan deet Mew bet f DtC F IN A J V C E fiiii r,i our FLO R ID A lAFF'A'DAY FALL CHECK-UP KEEPS WINTER-DRAG OUT OF YOUR CAR! 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ELEVENTH « FRENCH AVENUES I’ ltONE Hill 8AMUKU, FLORIDA i �J JTITF! S A N F O R D TTFRAI.T) T up .*, Oct. 2.1. lfUifi. r« g e K Aliss Myrtie's Conning The News S a rijc d £ v fw i& Schedule Schedule for Mi»* Myrtle Wtl»on. Home Demomtratiotr Agent, Oct. 2130 u a* follow*; Oct 21— 4-H Girl*' Club, Ovle* do School, will meet at 2;2o p. m, at the school. Mr*. J. |. Alemory, aJuil leader. Dhmonitralipn will be: Food*. ny VIRfilMA CONN United Drive Against Singular Drive is Issue At Supper Honoring Faculty IJ» AIARIAN R. JONES — a fund that could be In guod use OA'IEPO—The member* of the for our community In ca*e the oefaculty of the Ovie.lo School w-re ration should arise. Thi* brought a;*m ihe jurats of homr End*) the hearty approval of the assemevening when the member* of the bled |ue*l». Ovedo Woman» Club entertained How to get started? That was oitli a supper at the Memorial answered with the idea that the building honoring them and the <hir;!o Woman'* Club lake the inhusband* of the duh mrinbrr* itiatire. ai it had had many years £ Mr*. Joseph I.einhart an I Mr* of experience in thi* field of work, tieorgr Morgan portrayed the *pi' by railing together the various rit of llallo**een in their decora- organization) to diaciits the t**ur. lion seh.mr, u*ing lighted pump- If they were in favor, to pick a kin intrr>prr*rd with sprig* of or- -"-rcsentatlve from each organiraarte flower*. The witches and non, including one from each hobgohlin* were laving their *p church, to form a board, pcaraner for llallnwien Many questions were heard from Mr*. Don L'lrr). president of the those In the Memorial building and Oviedo Woman * Club, had design *hly antuered by »nmrnr.e pre*ated certain paient* to he rc*p*m- cut *ible for the greeting of the leach* The Reverend Carlton thanked £ t * at the dour, to introduce them M h rartlclpanl* for their part on and make them welcome So many Ithe program, faying that they had #f the Woman'* Club member* d o 1been iportf enough to take each rot belong to the VTA and are .|<|e of the li*ue. regardless of not familiar ulh the member* of which *idc they might be in syinthe faculty that thi* wa» an ideal pathy with, arrangement. A display of hand* ihowed that Many group* were gathered *r- the maturity favored the United ound enjoying the ra*ual com er Drive. The greatest question was •atinn when Mr* Clrey interrupt that mme might not be able to ed with the "»,ippir rail give a large »um at one time, Of eourie. thi* wa* not an un- whrrea* they could give »m*!l do ®eirom*Mde*, considering thr look* nation* at variant time- Till* w*> of the fond dl*pl*)rd on the table brought up by Mr*. Burnett In her —which rti*apiwared verv fa*l af- talk. Dr the seventy n«!d member* and Teacher* present for the oegue»t» had partaken of it ra*ion Included Mi** Dnroth) Rice. Mr*. Hov E Wri*enbarger va* *rrnr»1 grade teach.-r Mr* Wa! rhairmvn of thr I'ivtr i mmlltre tei /. Teague, third gr.ulr teach in charge of *1! arratgnnenf*. and re: Mr*. Janie* Partin, f.iutlh Ihrv did a *' hangup"’ tob. tie. grade teacher: Mr* W It DeSha* Hat* off to Air* Lynn Mailer 'it* 10 fifth grade teacher: Mr* Jam*** George Morgan, 'tr* Joseph t.**m Merritt Staley Mi** lad* Ruddrtl hart, Mi»a Either Beiatel Mr* It L. Blankenship; Mr*. '! !’. 0VVv Lelnhart. and Mr* II E Smith? MU* Kathryn Wyatt and King, ihe member* nf M a n 1* Profcttor (Coach) Paul Milder, all fMr* Boy i Wclicnbarger’ * com- high ichnol teacher*, an) AV || miltre*. DeSharo. pnneipal: also Mi** CarTh<- program that followr-l wa* olyn Andrr*nn. mutie leather, anil a verv entertaining one. The Rev* Prnfrtaor Michael r i ‘ hi*r. band errnl George C Carlton, who in* director Irnduced Ihe participant* in the Escort* included Mr* Rice, affair, explained the i»*ur It dealt mother of Ml»» Hire. Waller \ with the t’ nifed Drive against the Teague; James Partin; W II Dr Singular Drive* Sharo as the hu*band of Ihe fifth V A 'Ivor* general manager grade leather and a* principal; 9 'f Wheeler Errliltrer Company, Jame* Merrill Staley; Air*. R gave tne pro* and con* for the Hlankenvhip; AI It Smith; Atr* I nitcd Drue while A1r» Oreun Paul Mlkler: and Mr* Michael Rurnelt. a long lime Woman'* Club Fuher member and a put pre»idcnjt of the organisation, gave *ouic inter* ■-ting cpie-tion* ih.it might an*e for di*cu**ion igain-t It. My er* qu' ted *tati*1ic* on the *.nn-**ful Orlando United Drive. * very Interesting talk indeed. Mr* Burnell *»i i hi* argument. Eor the third eon*rrutl*p year Outl l«eti *o impreiilve the may a -ludent of Seminole high school, a- w.-lt *it iiuwn In spite of Ihe and more particularly, Afr* W R fact that she wa* pinch hitting for Wray's hlttory *la«*. ha* won the Jame* Pearson at the la«t mom- •tale r*«av rnntf«t *pnn*orcd by en‘ *h. hail a giovl li t o f de­ the United Daughter* of Ihe i on li ■ q ii -l.on* fur live -ini'iilar fe t.-rar* tin*. including What » o d d b.j R. Stone, of Geneva, with hi* ,a*t o f «* m r What would we ri*ay entitled "Thr Part thr " "o dd amdhrr occaiion ari-e American Ind an Played in the altn " had gl en our War Between the State." look *um lor th* Cnileil Drive, one Dial tup honor* In the »Ute contest, wr would like I-* contribute to this year ami wa> awardrd a W el ueh? I a*t but nui b-.ixt i-f check for ten dollar* from Ihe "Why t’hange*" Mm *;ml l! D (' *tate headquarter* thi* thi* »M* a qursllon of Imp .rtance morning in chapel e\rrri*r* at in Oviedo Seminole High Schm.l Mr*. M Myrr* had already brought out R Strickland made '.he prr.eniathat volunteer worker* would Iw lion. Ii - I fur the l ulled Drive rllln Thiv brilliant senior aim won mating a high operating eo*t for th.- American llmtory award ta>t * ;-h a drive <mr fur Ihe highest average Iri lie bad suggested that ;n ad- tin Seminole High School*, which •lition to the u*ual Cancer Polio, ■ward wa* presented to him by and many other Ii• • . luting the pre<i-lrnt of the Norman Do Seoul* and Girl Seouta, that Verr Howard Chapter Unltrd ■»e add an Emergency Home Eund Daughter* of the Confederacy. Mr*. Lydia Parker and Mr and tr. Pinky Wallace, Dot Mann, Mr*. \Vala*ka were the gue*t» of Thelma MacMumy, and N«ncy Walt and Beryl Swinaon at uw Bielawtki. Rtia Haut-i and .loam* ner Thursday evening. Mr and England were unable to atiind. Mr*. Ealaska are visiting m 1IATTU had a tatrdy picnic at and Betty Guy, Mr*. Parker 11 the Lrmun Bluff fiihir.j eamp well known to friend* of her tun Scnd»> afternoon. Nearly all the Ceramic* elan will meet at Jim Parker, and hi* wife Loui*e. officer*, their wive* and children the Seminole High School at J:uO She i* apendlng teveral month* appeared to rat lub*:ef and hot p. m. Any one interested in cer­ with them in their home on Lane dog*, with all the extra*. There amic* D invited to join thi* clan , Mary, and will return to Mi*si*>- wa* waterskung and swimming, ippl in December. AI*o Included perhaps the la*t of the sen-on. (Vt 2.*— l ake Mary Home De* m the parly were the Guy* and Verne Mounlra*tle an I Hurry monitratiofl Club will meet 10;34 Parker*. Griffin made the arrangement*, ■' m. at Die Community Building. Eriday night the R O Q wa» and it wat most inrreisfut. Demon*tration will be: Cleaning the acenc nf twn partle* One wa» Ihe sewing machine. Paul Spellz. John Dooley, Bub the aleak dinner for Ihr mrmb-.rs Stone, and many other* from Art d a ta will meet *1 Semiof the Brownlee Bible Clai* of 'he VAII i air back from their deploy noic High School at 7:no p m. Eir*t Pre*b)ienan Church. Eacn menl lu Ihe Med They are tinned Anyone inlrrr*ted in art u in­ person brought hi* own ttrak an! and Iran after five month* and vited to Join thi* elnt*. cookel It to perfection over the mighty g'ad to be bark home. Oct. 2f»— Home I>emo;)»tratlea coal* in the barbecue pit* Host* DiJi and Bo>d Weber rnlnlnlnCounty Council will have a baks were Capt. and Mr* Bohert Jcrkand plant »ate on First Street In *nn, Mr*. E. J. MUI*. Lrdr and rtl , a few friend* for oim.fr Sun* front of Scar* More. It no a. m. Mr*. AI llillncr, and LrJr. and tnglit. ihe Parxer. »"in s n*. Oct. 27- - Girl*’ 4 H County Mr*. Lew MilDap*. . . Other. Ill- *nd Conn‘ », f hr-,r,l,> of Council will meet at the Council lening to the inspiring talk f.vea cur chifkrr- in t name home early. Atany parti** are Icing IN MIL COM I.IlKN't B ROOAI of Scmlr.o # Ainu - ini IT*.pita) ate shown loma of tha Udic- who tpark Center. «01 E 23tb SI. ut 0;W bv Chaplain Arnold were Cdr. and planned for thr Writer* .xt.» have the It-- idtnl Auxiliary orgwnltatl n l e- i n . left to ri|tnt* Jlr*. AI. L Itat-orn, Mi* John SehlranL a. m. All eltib officer* and lead­ Mr*. O. B Gray, (Mr Torn Aabeen In Sanford f.ir thn .- year* Mi- A W Epp- hr., | i dcnt of ti e Auxiliary, Mr*. W . |». .Adam* amt Mr*. U. N. Blatkwelder, er* an Invite I for thi* meeting. drew*. Mr. and Mr*. W. II Wieand have frirnl* galore among 1Officer* will be elected, refreihboldt, Mr and Mr*. Dick Aiken. both Navy and civilian* Mr, and Air*. A. Kipp, Mr. and W i l c n n ^xr l i n n I P T A , , ‘tl br The wive* of A'AH 7 called Grr TVIISOn JCIIOO1 r - I A Demiinurallon Cmm tl. thr Mr*. Roy Wright J r . Mr and tehen Hall Ihe other night and Mr* AI Case, Mr, and Mi* CharAlernber* of Ihe 4 11 Boy*' clubi repent that *he t* well and expect* le* Bone, Lt and Air* Howard will meet with the sger.t, Mr. to re'.im to Sanford thr end of By .MARIAN It. JONES A talk by Ce.il Tucker. County Tu.krr at the Cuurt II i-e. W'eigle, Mr. and Sir*. R. T. MilNovember for a few day- Grrl OVIEDO— Some former Ovicd- Agent, on (II work for boy* an I wee, Rev. and Air*. A. G. Aldnnia, t i l Chib rati o progt in* over then wrote to mr, an) naked that Mr and Mr*, ft L. Sloan. Mr. y rnm ,e cp'io-, t<* repotting— o»n». Mr ami Mr* Bill Sea a cartoon entitled "How To Catch •taiion AATIEH it J1:M s. tn. win I thunk the ninny kind fr.cndl it»t ami nut. Bitty, of 1.1me port. and Mr* Harvey Hale ledr nnj be In charge nf the a H County 1 ................. . Ihe We who helped *o much during the these i I'cn n , have been the gue»t* of Air*. I-re Hamn.V. Air. and Mra Council. mrn » Auxiliary of Seminole Airtraced'. Si r may be nnan .- I.i their son-in laur and dntigh'er. Mr. School in Paul* Hurry* Weir, 'Jr. and Mr* Joe write to each anu every one. hut nrorlat ho.pilalsi , , 0*1. 30—County agent. Cecil and 'lr> liohcit Lee, on t.ak.Garirt’ , Mr and Air* Thom?* your prcxnt* and .vmpa'by v.j . *“ **>*| icx-it -|-nc-Ks-r. and Home Demonalrallon -Mt» A. AA Epp* Sr pr**i i Charin. Mr Tucker, who talked to those ^ Mj„ M>r1|<f WjUon freeman Mr* Charles Arnold, deeply frit and will ntway* tie of the revenlly formed ofgau-taMi Iluth Warner, Mr. and M*. remembered it was mighty nn c talking with present about 4 Ii work with the ailrnd an Elwctrie Training meet(ion ha# relc.i-rJ the fullowlnj in* Shannon Winn. Mr. an i Air*. NOTICE The \ S Wiv r . fuimatlon *>i tliat it i- public *-iH Acta, Mix. Bill, when *he cam- idea of forming a 1 11 Club for mg for agents and adult leaders hoys in Paola W'urrrn Adam*.. Mr. and Mr* Rridge t'lub will be hel.l «• the l-c informed of the volutdee. wot* around to greet old friend*. A|un* in thi* District a* I lurid* Pjwxr Jack Armstrong Dr and Mr*. here will remember the gout tcml After Ihp showing of the Wait o'fiee In AVtnter Park Mcc lng tu B. O Tbur-day Oct. id. a! done hv the auxiliary. A'ann Parker. AD and Mr* Clif. II *■) a m Mr* J ■- l.e-ry will b< •lie used to serve us in the Ovudu Disney rarloon and the complet- start st t 'Xt a rtt I the a txlliarv * font McKibbm, AD, Ercd Gana*. hostci* lie.taurant, Slic wa, then Mrs. --n of plans fur the Hallowe'en Ceramic* elan will uteri at divided into three .oiliponcnls: Mr- tan Wray. Mr. D W Link Ralph .Staley. She run-nmed witrt Carnival, the meeting waa nd Seminotr High >, ont at ; cm p paPen .ervuc liaitun tmlwtwri pa er. Alt * Kathryn Brown ani Mr m Those Intrie'tr I in eer.m tt. Iirrtt and hospital *nd fund rals her woi k after llalph a death for Jounvnl. and Mr* Arthur DeYoung. a long lime, fuialiy marrying Dili --------—---------------, r, invPej tn attend thi* rlaaa. mg to flittier hospital efficiency. Erir-I shrimp wa* *erved to and moving away to Pennsylvania. The next major goal of the You'll need about three tabletho*r who guti-crrl in Ihe |t t* Q M.e did not balk a day older, auxiliary i* ll>e purvha-c ot an spoon* of fat in which In brown for Happy Hour the gam.- nigh'. ADDITIONAL S t v lE fY c ,, , All, and 'll* It A. Cobb ro- or, tin.pel, updating table (.*.- the *'*«' »fler *he reminded u» tnat a four p-uind rolled href pot Seen among the .-road were , , . , . ON PAGF. r i g h t , . lumen Sal .rdav from Nrwarl V h'-,.pi at l ht> will br T m lu M It *t,p h-*'l bp('*' <•"»> for fourteen roast. j lo ii-e and Jim Paikrr June „r.t .. . . . , . a., where they have been «pend- the tvenefils from "Hi lev*r lot years John Atillrr. Dndir and John K'n; ' ing the pa*l two month* Il*»," a variety i-vtravag»nra Reluming to Oviedo Saturday .skip an I Ernie Ifoirrl. W’ vlt and non m the planning stagiweir Air and Air.* Ben II June* Beryl Swin*on. Pat mil Dave Since tin* orgamiation t* non and little daughter. Alary Louise, Friend* of Mr* Atabel A Brown T w|ii Defy and < baric- M.icltrjlprofit and chanlalilp, fmancx * nml Atr and Mr*. II C. Parker, me, Walt an-l Pat Buhl. C\ and will be glad In learn she is doing me * prime factor .n it* tnsk-*- llie-e had Ihe pleasure of a *eJean Fitlon and Bill Hunt lln-i, nicety afl.-c undci going surgery in up Air* E. E Itiminillai. ch.nr e«m I vacation trip, this time to Seminole Memorial Hospital. lit re from AAIM in Jarkionvitte man nf that coiiimiHee ictairts North Carolina. They Imd had an The monthly lunrhron of tne that more than it.O-X' ha* l-*rn earlier trip to Yellow .tune Na­ women's G i f A**oeiati ui wd Ik* I'rleml* of Mr* it k d'ren tional Burk This time the) were held Wedrie* lay at the Country 'haw will be delighted to le.vrn ral**-*l th is te a r the money-making a-t|*tiies accompanied at far as Valdosta, Club. Br-ervalions have bemi that she I* improving nf.er a hav* inrluded .l-ul-ty Tales at the Gj . by fieri'* mother, Atr*. Itoby lengthy dines* made lur you, *-i if you -I i M il Sanford (ti Undo Kennel i tub an L. Jones. wl-h to rotne p!tn*r call l.oul-e Erifnd* of AD-. Hawkln. C,.n- Ea*trr danre and a liar home Mr*. Al.ve E. King ha* returned Parker at rW -SI, an.I r*n,et »t>untorrd by the Sanlurl tllk* from a nice trip tn Kavanriab, Ga. A large group a’ tenlcil the nelly will r,#rct to livun that Club. lie it 111 In the Eloi i.la Snnltar where she visited with hrr bro­ VAII ' party given ;>< the B. O Q Uthcr luinnicicial enterpn**'* Saturday night Barheeuy ehicken ium arwl Hospital In fhlurnlo w u e lb nraki Dav, held in -o- ther ami m»lcr in law, Mr. and v*a* on the menu and every one operation wi'h The San-ord her bho xr'*‘\ " 'lr » llcaula Thornton and Mrs. had a wonderful time aid ” «nd a eak, m u sale at San-1 ^ been qul.c snk before hrr drparH->*te-*r* xt a surprise baby Alinnle Ewsn have returned from fort grocer* »lnre. 'm e. •bower were Cou John .on and Hot Stirinc*. Art . when- they Thi inmnillle" » « * n*iatn-ibir Terry Drier, S.vGinlav morning have b r a ---coding fhr |i.t l in a large |>art for the ||»llrr The hunorri. were Olivia Sim­ month. Motor roinpany's gift of a sta llrollel canned pcmlirx, to he mon* nml Mary llcnth, who arr tmn wagon for auxiliary u-c set veil with rural or poultry, look Friend* of Arthur Hot.Err Jr eximeting Christmas tnhie. H r ■in d u l y I ? hour* •1 1 1 1\ Ihrt.ugh taldr wa* beautifully d r .r a ’ ed who «»* Injutrd In an * ,-alert out the week, are minder* of -he i .penally pirtly when thvir c**wilh a blue rake on one end and last week will l<e plea-iil (■ eruption com m-llee, healed Iv in -, ate gaini.hed with sprig, a pink on the other. Pink hiblseu* learn that he i« iiiipiovnig, thougli Mr* II V Marks* elder This of parsley or watrrrrr*. Add the with maroon renter, g!»o gta-e.1 ’ his condition 1* still serloti- l|( giottp greet* xml dire, t all v.»it garnish, of rour-e, when Ihe thr table surround ine a pink i* at Alrmuiul Hoipital in Holly- ora to the hatptl.vt from l> n r f a. in - come nut of the Inollrr. •tor) Coffee, cake ant Danish wood. desk tn the main lull iy Delivering roikle* were served to thr gurstx, flowers an-l personal me.saer*. who brought many lovely and U'eToo many eggs in rookie dough Alls Alire Brown, who attend- .»* well as running errand- an I ful gift* Those "n'ehmg tiiivia the Untveultjf of Atlnmi, wn- maintaining the I atuil- Room f-.r may make it tough unless there and Mary open their loot were home mer the weekend * riling * onfciem e>, are tcivirc. nf this is a rum jMimiing amount nf fat Mary Ijl-b., Marilyn Forrest, her parent*. Mr an-l Mr Paul group added. Ruth N-uvellii B.lty Guy. ami drown She «** accompanied l-> Italic sitting with undi tag’ ll her mother. Atr* Eala-ka, Ida -■anford by 'll- Joant-e Mum hil In n i» anotlo-r ne-ii in lie Want In taty lh«*e frozen Rgdtke, Joan Weigele, Jeanette a *a of thi. (it), aroi 'ti*. Nao. i-t of duties la-rf-iro-'-d In tIII *C bread)-I fish .I n k -' Thaw tnrm t’uljiepi« r. Kalic Cummin* Kay Smith of Coral Gable., who -pent women whn have mled up -iltno-t Dwyer, Dorothey Hauler, iiu*ly th* weeker-l a. a hrj*ig - l of i. non pdi hours .lure (he hospital • Hid wrap them in pastry square); hru*h the pastry with heavy i Llllfbor, Jane Milner. Ruth .spar- Alii* Moore’s i opening in Eebnmry The hospitality md sunshine errant and hake in a ho* nvrn ★ ★ ★ Hospital Auxiliary Begins Planning 'Hi Fever Follies' I J. B. Stone Wins UDC Essay Contest Happy Birthday HELP W ANTED M ALE or FEMALE VIR.S. ItiiN Id.REA, I'ltKSIDKNT nf the Oviedo AA'un>ans Cluh (leftl dial* with membera o f the panel winch dltcutird n United Eund Orisp at the OAVC Eiiday night meeting Hrr Groige f . farlton. pae'O' of thr livirdu Methodist Churrh *va- luodcratiu. Mr* Oreon llunir'.t i-..t pieaident of the ()AA( . and \ V M: >•'*. General Manager of Wheeler Ecrtillirr Co. diseuesed the i**ur. (S tiff I'hoto) 'J’ rre will lie « itches, ajimiks j"d fuhlin* Bfilenly in Baota wlcn the Wilson Fchoul holds Its anHallowe'en Carnival there ■' i.r.Iav nighl. slrMing al S:oJ .. m. E< r those who feet the ?xngs of "mortal'' Hunger there ’ ’ be refreshment itnis Is arrvlng hot dog*, hamburtsf sgeamble d bun), <o!d ilf^ls ;.td coffee. To provide rnlertninmenf for their blithe aplriU and an that STATE they will feel right at home, there FARM ti to be a spexikhouse, at well a. Mutual dart game), a fish pond, grab bag, fortune telling, rake walk, country store, and a movie, with prtie* for the most original, the prrltirst, and the funniest cos­ tumes. A gala night t* promised for all w*o want to do tomelhing differcn: >.turday night. Hears Tu cker T a l k tP&A&VM Ctfa 1fommltlee, directed hv 't r s |l II Crumley, does mil what t’ s name implies, thn group ha* iitiirihutid f<!/> hour* rhctrmg up pat ent* an I earing for the lu> p tal's potted plants \ snack and gift bar. -related inter the »UJiervl*|.ii of .Air* VI I II. toon, sen ,-s pa tut- and hospital puw trirl, A •mall mutule unit of dd* servl.i a* re stilly been ad'lcd tu the hii'pilal'* farlliln- through Ihe effort* of thi* com mil e# Gurtains fui If.-- r'smdy Room and nursrnei, a* well a . hm.lf.il Urt. 23 of turgiral and dirtary towet., Elnabeth Ar.iv Swrn.ey pilin' rase* an-l drape sheets wen made hy Die arwmg com Creamed ham ant -hicken i* lillllri under thr Iradrr.hip of delicious served over .pill square* Atr- Wallen Alain* o f (urnbtca-1 If you nted lu 17tr library committee, dirtrttlretch the ■ailcr, a>]d bard rook ■>1 t>: Alt. tl ( (lake-, mapitrinx ed egg er nuihrooina to it. a dor lii Ia* library amt t»u<« cart Ghosts, Goblins To Visit Paola S a turday Niqhf Oviedo If AVI I I I * &> • TO work in Sanford’s newest self service K l’ IUiKIt KINfi drive in. for patient*. \ll hoiks used In lhe«r activities are raiplogeei -helved and *ei*p rf by thi* group. The Aimliarr is pnsuhlr only through the volun'rrr effort* of *11 il* members the "Enllie*" will hr a sii-re-. through much -dannieg «n-l wmk liy the mem­ ber Thry fr*J it i« a privilege t * irk (or thr hn-pllal and Fanf- -I an I I npr the townspeople ill a!-n fill lt is a pm ilrgr tu tie Ip an-l rtn-o-rage nt h ,-onfi•trrire anj grnctou* tufipurt. "'aiiat is Tin; \ A u im i o i a n y ­ t h in g Hi T I OH T l IK IK Y IN G I. KKI\ S r r v ir r In our A lotlo, M firh llldir, SAN KO IM ) I’HONK 111C • Apply 2-100 Elm Ave. 10:00 a. m.— 12:00 noon. .3:00 p. m.— .5:00 p. m. by !liJ!S milMi" ll in iiln r—. |k but d fu put*. xr«* (nr lung wit limit y*uod lira Ilb . W ilb in rcreu l j m r * m icnli-li* Itnve |>frfrelrd vilnminn Ilial ran add greatly In jnur rnntiniiim guild health. Lxjierlu mltirr i-* needed lu tielerl Ihe |iarlieular for­ mulae Hint will help you rnnxl. Your phynleinn In Ihr hexl nulhnrily lo cunnull. A phnrmnry in Ihe «afc*t place In nhlaln vilamina. • Restaurant experience not necessary hut helpful, fiood slartiiiff salary .vlllA ^ J l HAITINKSS IT Wtl.l. INtUMWCI nmut Xorgc Seagull TO U C H TO N DRUG CO. ON. U4 i H agM la ‘ Qsstatts* fey M tllt H a t t l l Taasrlakl K i l l Uke linving 2 jnrkfl.x fnr Hie prion nf 1. And what jacket) they arc! One nidi- it* soft, warm. Princcton-knit flct-co ncceiilotl with aweepinyr Arctir ntriix’.-s. Wear it the next tiny nit reverse side . . . smooth nylon broad­ cloth in contrasting tolars. Fashion right - , yet really nigged loo. And its completely wash and wear. Sixca 3d - Id 25.00 �a- _______ 19-Year-Old Miami Girl Homecoming Queen At UolF T H E SANPOtlD HERALD P a y 6. T y i.. Oct 23, 1986 O A ISE SV IU F .Vtnetevn-yfar-aM Charlotte Anna Potlar. o f 91M N\V 27(h Ava.. Miami, ha* been named Homecoming Quran at tha Unitrnlty of Florida and will reign over festivities Nov. f and X Sanford Seminole head mentor Bill Fleming and hit assistants Bui Layer and Dave Laode began the process of picking up the leces and trying to reform a all club to face Winter Park Friday night. Winter Part mada It four vic­ tories In a row over the weekend By dropping Boone of Orlando TUs throws the Parkers In the fpotlleht of Central Florida foot­ ball power and mkaei it look like a close three-way battle for the Orange Belt Conference champion­ ship T ic other two are Cocoa and Melbourne. Winter Part hat the biggest Bad perhaps most capable "ne In the conference, and tha Sanford Semlnolca will hava more action through the line this week than they've had aU season. The odds, after only one day'a workouts, look almost Insurmountalls fer the cSmlr-dcj. T ie bat­ tered squad has a growing Usl of Incapa-Haling injuries, and minor injuries are also showing consid­ erable hindrance. On tha bench yesterday were T ou Brawn, Murray Nance, Jack Slotsky, Bob Johnson, Brantley fieblrard, David Stanley, and Al Stanley la itlll in bed. "TWiga look pretty gleomr light now," Fleming said, "but we'll be able to salvage some­ thing out of the Jumble, and young bodies can heal fast, you know." E QUABTKKIIACK BOB JOHNSON lick* up eight yards around right end during the first half of Melbourne game Friday night. About o throw the key block of the ploy is Bonnie Kutal (21). T ils la iurt It again- (Photo By Jameson) the play where Johnson first re injuted hli leg. L*ter In the game BerraTougherThanMantleAsBatter By FRANK IXK Many of the Dodgers dreaded have it taken out and I hopa to be AP Newsfealure* Apart* Editor the long trip Jo Japan after tht as good aa new .for 19ST." Boy Campanells held out hi* Gertie season thry went through. Since Mantle came up to the nthkiP*l!-,ft' lodes till rr’ " St»m* , r them would have prete raid ''Compare it with my J? »*•* ®rm'nd ,0 ight Inde. finger." * *** ^ The left Index anger w *. swot- ^ f . , u h m fam e. cn twice the sire of hi* right account for the fine Yanm*kee nitrhlne. with Don Larsen. Bosseler Continues; As UofM's 1 Man Offensive Show ; C O It A t, G A B L E T — Capt. I Don Bouelrr aonllnuci t» be a i one man offcnslra show for Ihe 1 University of Miami liurrieanes at i far aa their ground gam* ones— ( but If tho lluniranes doo'l ret mllrago out o f their halfback* i pretty toon, Miami will find lli I Itring of games without a defeat | go-* wllh the wind. Every game played thui far ha* found Bosseler aa the leading ground gainer—and only John LAWTON. Okta. tr i-T ie daugh­ Bowman and Claud* Casey among ter of a retired Armv colonel who tho halfbacks have come up with learned ; her golf while her at many as 31 yards in a game. was stationed at nearby FI. Sill, ThM’a good running for a half- yesterday won the Lawton Lnri(*a bark—on one play, not one game. 'l'GA tournament, coming home Bosseler, meanwhile, ha* kept vrilh a course rrrn-d breaking <7 Miami going hy boring through for a total of 214. In-rratlnglv masted f o r w a r d Miss Betty Dodd, now o f LouliWall*. Against South CnrulH* »— villc. K y , had fired a 74 Sunday accounted for 97 yard* against lo lake the lead, then put together Boston College, SS and the big a 73 anl a n In yes'orday'i NMaryland line yielded 42 yard* In |1 Ihruits. Against Georgia Iasi hote wind-up. Rain delayed tho meet two days, and forced the aveeF, he rolled for 72 yards, which gives him a total of 288 yard* for last two rounds o f the Sl-hole in­ Ihe year. Miami's lop halfback to on* day. Miss Dodd won $M0, first prite ha* picked up 10 yards (hli sea­ in Ihe 19,000 tourney.* son She wia trailed by Pally Berg All season long, the best halfbark run ha* chalked up 14 yard* of Chicago, who lied Ihe ruurse for thr Miami eauae. Bosseler rcrord nf St In her lari round has picked up M yards in one along with a 78 and 71 lo a total bur;!, and in th# Georgia game, of 119, good fur HI*. was the only Hurricane lo go I*yowl »*vrn yard* on one run. Coach Andy Gustafson la bear­ ing down this week on hla offense a* never before, trying to get the halfback* to cover the yardage rxpcctrd, and needed. With mighty Texas (hrlitlan to be met In Ft Worth Saturday night, the Hur­ ricane* far* their stiffen! te*t o ' Ihe yoar—and perhaps of aeveral year*. T. C. U. la capable of scoring three touchdown* on any te a m last year Miami limited Notre Dame and Georgia Tech lo two TDi apleca but Trxaa Christian eamr up with three scorn to turn bark the Hutrie i n n —last time Mi­ ami hat lost a ball game. Thlt y n r , TCU hat nearly 90% of its MVS men back in hameti plus several standout* who were not In rumpetlllon then. Alla ml lost most of its Marten and th* «ophoniurr* who replaced them are still In the ‘highly promiilrg' stage. The team ha«n’( Jelled yet— Ml P ill i t I VI1 1 a I (lea. l i t * I * r i a i m l l u n o l i f t and It must ilu thal’ qnlrkly or Mi­ ami, whirh has gone nine games without losing can’t make that boast much longer. Yankee* In 1M1 here's how he and Berra compare in World He­ ric. game.: G* AB » » * « » ' 50 A»* Mantle IS 02 21 I 1J 20 281 BplTa 33 111 40 T )• 9 .331 Among th* player* naw Chicago Club manngrr Rob bluffing will have in spring training in ll»57 are Gen* Fodgr, Bob Spcake and Jim Bolgar. They pl/iyed for him at Los Ang-dra last season. This I* the first year thr Queen ha* hern announced prior to the famrd Gator Growl, held the openIn* night of the weeVend honoring alumni. Thr pretty Mur-eyed Monde will be crowned a* a ftnalr to the Gr.twr Growl Nov. 2. She will rtltrn over Homecoming fr»ll*iti*», and will he frat ired In the fun-filled naradc on Saturday, Nov. a. She U the daughter of David Potter, of 4’1 Madison Streot. N’ W, Washington, I) P., ami wa* arlrrtrd from (ivr finalist* by a panel of fudge*. A sophomore in the Univ­ ersity* College, she wm *pon«ored In th« contest by PI Kappa Alpha fraternity. With her court, she will he fea­ tured in the parade, Florida 111Je Key am»krr, Trianon ladle*' h ro­ quet, and the Saturday football activities. SMORGASBORD OFPKNSK SALT L-AKF, CITY ( A P l-T h e University of Utah Redskins have what Is being railed a "smorgas­ bord offense." The name was de­ rived from Coaeh Jack Ct/Hice's explanation of giving Utah's op­ ponents "a little bit of every­ thing." The learn runs, passes and laterals. WINS IN A BREEZE Al L»nr, Florida'* good will am­ bassador to major league base­ BIVEnSIDE, Calif. <JH - Itom.ie ball, says 7S trims from nrganiied Preston. 17-ycar-old freshman at loagun* trained In Florida last the University of California, had spring. He said it wa* the highest little trouble winning l^e Riverside number In history. County ..malcur gulf crow St-hole Score of 217 bctlcr than ihe seer. by Lt. Col BUI \datr Kelley. Lawton Ladies PGA Tourney Coach Says Good Guys Do Succeed SAN FRANCISCO iA— !i*l>e rinclll spenl 21 yrars umpiring in the National League ami say* If be leameJ anything it'* thla: "The good guys da succeed. It's ihe ,!W siilcr* and tho trailerarm* that beef and give the um­ pire* thr moit trouble." Speaking In the comparative luaury and security o f hla retire­ ment, tha ll-year-old grandfaP-er Hated an all-atar lineup o f nice guya who were and are atar play­ er*. Ilia Hit Include! Sian Mutial. Carl Kubbrll, Willi* May*. Billy Herman. Paul Wangr. llarty Ma­ rion, Ted Kluiicwikl, E r n i e Banka, Gabby Hartnell and Stan Itark. Maybe (bey got that bad call, Pinelll aald. but they took 11 with­ out aa much a* a trawl. fast ram* for the Yankee* In th* World Series, allowed three ham* runt In Washing In the season's opener there last spring, lie won tha game. Performance-proved In a history-making test on the ALCAN Highway to Alaska Thr A lean Highway U the road w h en tptei» grot* o U before their time. Tlw m.id where gravel endlessly tlcdgclummcrt the life out of trucks. Where a fog of superfine dust chokes engines, and vicious ruts subject chassia lo months of wear in a few hundred miles. Sic new *37 Chevrolet tracks, representing light-, medlutnand heavy-duty models and heavily loaded with cargo, roared noitli from Dawson Creek. R. C., through 1,52(1 miles of moun­ tains and mire, rain and hail to Fairbanks, Alaska. Running around the dock, they made this toriuous trip-normally a 72-hour run-in less than 45 hours. The fleet made normal slope along Uw way. and maintained safe and legal vpeedt. A* a special lest during the ran, two of the trucks went the entire distance without once having their engines stopped! It's all down in tha AAA record book. And more besides! Never before has a new truck been so thoroughly proved. Coma in and seg bow well these new Alcan champs measure up lo your Job. near m m m e m o o r m ooerm r e a r u a e s i New 31J-cvWf-JiHh Taskmaster VI delivers 100 hfgb-terqu* he na­ pe we r. Standard In 9erie* 9000, 7000 end 0000, *pH**w( In Series 0000 at tafra rest. Hersepewer ranges eg la 210 In CSevreUl's camplete line-up af modem VI and 0 track engines. Revolutionary PowtrmafJc TfanimJiiteu — aitluslv* with Chevrelsl trucks I This sit-speed automatic, designed ipeciAcaily far h*avy-duty hauling, Is an *itro-c*tt *pll*n In Series 9000 and 0000 and all heavy-duty t-vch models. Hydro-Matlc is effort d In 3000 end 4000 Series medals al extra cast. Met* 1997 work-styling gives Chavrelet tracks an even hasher. Reefer appearance. Theta ora threa dWaianl and dlsMncdva styling treatments. LC.f. models outdare tha C.OJ. because they're lower, handsomer, eerier to get Into and out af, and save Itme In sauttna engine main­ tenance. Yet they offer oil the tradHteoal C O .L advantagis. Mtavywtfghl Champs with Triple-ferae* fan dent am rated al 33,000 t o GVW, 90,000 lbs. OCW. And OtevreleTs advanced tandem a l a anil efface a beOWn three speed pewer dhrider-ptus a unique Frank kl*b*M baa • broad (mil* after trying out t l hole* with Mario Carfagno yesterday. "Ha’s aa good at hr u»td to be," Mr ban* aald. Than h# added, “ 1 think I've impruved a little though." Thry didn't reveal (heir rrore*, but Carfagno hinted that the exrrllrnt shape the course wai In improved hi* gam* a little, too. (Staff Photo) per ffaffonf Hut's the milcige Itxnxittt 6 and extra coat Overdrive. All the way In OKI VC range f Tbit rowcmutic lor traveled the cnUr* Alcan Highway la a ti Throw Away Your Tiro Dolant Ilccnuao Your Tires Are Smooth. Let WKLSH TIKE SHOP 103 W. 2ml Put On New Truck Rubber Treada That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. Only franchised Chevrolet dealers display this famous trademark PHONE 1231 r �MIRROR OF YOUR MIND » read. or rending priaea to to woo. TImm won't http unless an tauter* lying InUroat has toon created alrtady. Tha moat natural way to Initill an lataraat la nailing la through contagion. Tha child who hoara latamatlng talk atout hooka and tha atartaa they con* tala la atmoat cartala to want ta aharo la thla aaw world which others had to faaclaallag. Sewage SHS Senior Boy Receives UDC Award For_ Essav . . . . . . _ n to n n n v t t o h n v in r Awaweri 11 drpenda c-n who Answrri Usually not. The rcacta spontaneously. A mature Oubmtsalve Individual who lives person who ta guided by sound under the domination o. another basic principles can react spon­ tends to reapond lo atrrr.s ty re­ taneously without much concern, for oven hit spur-of-the-moment pressing 1.1a emotions. Iltnr* hu behavior has aomo directional In* nervooa system la tartly called fluerve*. A poorly adjusted indi­ upon lo ulUtta the energy tt is vidual. however, often gets In capable of producing lo i ombat trouble when he acta without •treaa. While thta eases the bur* Can you tooth chlldron to thinking. Lack o f direction too den on the heart, It g.vr* r. * to gets him off on the wrong foot, like reading? respiratory diseases and f tine I:■n* Answer: Yes. but not through and even hla corrective measures al dliturbanrea of the tl yritite tract. Such Individuals are prone nny fiac l routine of leading often mlaa the mark for they arc to colitis, indigestion, ulcers, ur.J pi ...la, or by furnishing them jumped Into with equal Impulsive* other recurrent ailments. with tula of desirable books to bo ness. _ in rate. Xtsc Vestures 8|al.r.ts, lae I Federal Masonic District Schedules Annual Sewer Extension (Continued From Page l l (Continued Fnmi Page ■• _ . A t "This la going lo rtquiro some titration's bill which necessitated j G S S IO II v J C t . Z 7 paying t il billion in interest and Thp Klf1mith ni.lricl, thought **l voted againrt It. , Odhtm commented "It lemaim . ... . . . omposed of Masonic U»lgcs In "What I did vote fo r, s a id „ „ . .... aunncll Sanford IlarbeniUe He- to be seen that the State Board o f ‘ New Health ha. cut o ff (he e Mansion cost the average motortet about Pmyran Beach will hold lU annual of sewers and that Is in your «10 a year-** plan which l« leing mrc,in* ,m Of*- »• ■* hands not mine. And I think the Smyrna Reach. public ought to be enlightened. paid now with Ihe money being New Smyrna lunlge No. 149. "You can see that we have a put into a (rust fund. n.rt/in , n„i »,t i F. A A. M.. will l»e host for Ihe problem that la critical. I don't cane how hot or cold any o f you fd hope trv'o his audience whrn (iran 1 Mavtcc of all Masons in get—if you have any Issue to disFlorida, will be ihe honor gutaL euva I am going to stand up and through here as a part of the DUlric, Oepmy (Irani MaTer, interstatn highway aystrm - - - - 1 ’ • ask questions. You have a real Harlone went into Civil Itieh's S nf«umnnt o f New Smjrf; problcrp-and tfa going to take I m ii.ie ? v h.! to I H* 'LJ '’ ‘M ** “ rhar*e some courage to face It." l.alation completely, but told the uy, meeting. i ____ ,___ . _____ . S ''; ; ; iJS. nSSTtoict «d si" T:...b >. ■ i""' tipcralc —- **> • i. ■*>" ........ 11. L. Ric' ardson. superintendSchool.■ lenior." the sewer system." rnt of schools, said the explosion Mrs Strickland paid tribute tu . . "T. r .. , "My suggestion would be this." i u .7" the leadership o f Mrs Hilda , . „ f uoulJ ,tke t0 Wray, the student a teacher. Surwrn'mdrr.t of Pubtle In .. .u ,,,. ,cr'4- *hich was no longer used 1010 * ‘ 0n ,r,“ * “ h ,ttu ‘° d“ fur f»r that purpose nuroose |t>ese figurr* out—to fuid out huw The school ha* an enrollment of much actual cash m>mry you have betsreen 230 amt 300 Soulhnuyd, the a*aembly this morning and to use. with a population of about 2.000, pointed out that "W> credit a lot of things to the trend of times , "We , , would „like . to make that is right mites wrst of Shrrruan "That drive for study is like 1or >OJ: ^ « “ • ,n ‘* »Jd in north central lY v j'. a football team." he said, "you , >ou n,J^ v“ « m ‘«n«ent play well an.1 you play hard, lo , “ «*»»» >«*“ get ahead " uau. the toods Speaking lo the atudrnt body „ L I * Manager Warren E. about the coming football game Know lea pointed out In w past Friday nitht. Milwee said "I *fv“ r PWrara thofucai agenU don't go lo Winter I'arl* this Fri,h* one bn*h‘ , ? ? 7 ,hrt f day night and show those boys * "?. * r tsooilbody and w * . |j*ht- are being installed won't Ur lurnrlsMl if .so- hms _ . . . ' on the school ground' O f South huw to D'av foutl.all " Mayor Scott rentuined the com- »idf School today in order In font now to ptay loatnau. mu*ioners that "it doesn't seem Ish better lighting for the annual Turning bark to hla subject of j^-ht ja 0IC |U harwllo thia matter Halloween Carnival, John “’ v'er study, Milwee lold Ihe studenU of un|c„ the entire cummUsion is president of the Southvlde Parent Seminole High School. "Whatever |,{rr |H-hml it." Teachers A««ori.illon said today. w# do we run into problems— The Mayor then naked the fra"The light* will he trsled lothat's where determination .ornes (Jj u,c i^uestion "is now night." said Kader, "and will be in. When the going gets rough proper time to burrow mon- adjusted In order that the maxi­ He eoncludeil, "II you'll fight cyT" mum amount of lighting will be hard to overcome your problem! Holt said " ll Is our worst bond available for this Important event *•>—-"m rs wr want to s lo p " market." of the year” Mrs. Lota Winn, rhairman nf no*. Jou’H «nd ‘ bn* «*• « P * r' Then Ihe Mayor asked "Will the picture change In the neat Ihe Halloween Carnival event at U,Cr li f e .* Southslde School, said today that sis m onths!" Holt's only answer was. "N o." the Merita Bread Cn I* hrin-i-vg Mayor Scutt ended the discus­ the "l-onr Ranger” to Sanford for sion when he said "It seems that 'he Southvlde School Carnival for the i-nly thing we can do at the the children lo ride, present time is say Thank You." 1 Tb* event will take plaee on r _ _ _ _ _ _ , Tue'day night. Oct. Jo. “ O r L IV IC Y „ e n ie r BOY FALLS UNDER WHEELS I ‘ Kvery committee is busy with A committee of ten members or OF I1LS their preparation of booths of. the W*m*V« n - s *tAVON PARK (A P I—A school •''cry kin«l which are annually tended the Itoari of Sanford City * " 1> „ngshle a school found al the Khooi event," Mrs. Commissioners mert.ng last night ^ w ,‘kln,r1. away after drop-| Minn said. . . . . . , L. i . . . . .1__ _ . lbus as it pullet 1 New Lights Are Being Installed For Carnival " —« hir,d» ln Home Department Offers Support rut of ratlnmtnt to manaft Alio Unnrar, pruiniiinc nilildUftflght buxer# '" l £ ^ 7 0 ^ 7 . ^ '^ h ' h ' . . .. . s.n fo rl Citle^Center b h th M,)ror 8foM *,* fd ,hen 1 l,«* ' iv,f ^w',rr ,leve ,h* ‘ h,J h* ,Dave 1<ec of Thl’ Kroup h#d ** ,hcir l,rB' ,he * ' • * of Health) been ^ ct • * youth renter". Mrs. Smith ,m ,hU fomnMk‘ l«n »»• would havatoll the Board. "We .ralite th I don« ,he ,,m c ,hin«' ' 1 >rar round ,,lrr‘ lor Commissioner n Galchel turned '» » droam -but let's start with .»,k back to the discussions with the • Q»te Center. fiscal agent and said "I person 'We also m i n e Ihe fact thy sviisro rv .iiv v v v t- • rtnaiiAV naliy think that we ahould sign the Sanford Civic Center may not VI lUII.VUUV a contract with him and dig this cure all our drli-v>uev ,VJ**olur* wllk USil* Ws" t. *. •. a step in Ihe right direction." she . ill Uriels S‘l*l. l-a*l * ,VI**>* out." 4.IX C4ll*M»« L*4l said. Odham reminded the Board of *, Urgthtl .S*Nv City Commissioners that "I can " I f the American Hume Drpait- •s u Ji.hit I*411 S *** 4tv*ii U * c«m «r 9 24 save from $300 to $300 per house ment can help publicize the San- « Ik U**v» itihiivr llvnUt n*u* by using septic tanks but 1 don't f**d Civic Center ant bring it t t lo Liberal* think I give the service—I ran t'» the attention of o ir . It. % 04* I 1.-.1 T h i * * l.l » a * go cheaper without your sewers we stand ready to help," said • 39 lt*<l IS k *l» '-» f %|UW4 V/lgvotlull but I don't think it la proper." Mrs. Smith. 9 3* l^ur4 Tlttdlu jvite W)ltt4li Th»4lra |» «•«* Again Commissioner Galchel 1W39 Ovi-lc'* 4‘lnslii* re marked "I can't help but think M p i ) $ m | 411u%« *S14Iit .New* 1191*0ft «»ul lltU that the State Board of Health wll|| I Y l e n r ° 1 | * e < l 1 ™ H:J** go along with us so long as we A c e t i ^no IS v t h lg it ik ff M IH V M IIU give them an anticipate! g o a lNUNVIMi our desire* are lo start construe- P o n u l f i r lg g *U 4 • it aisn I'fsa g fA fn It 9 * u m « lion on this thing tomorrow." u m ill < iv Nrvvi \V.*»••** Odham reminded the Board of .™ * » " * ’ |* nf*rr «>"» !:*• Tkl« 4l»fMl*.« Mlk.lW 4 4 |* t 4 lf| tv t l *i*f> i« Commissioner* that Sid Berko- , ^ >ri n $9# V will had been sitting ui on the '* 2 * ,a V i " r ,be "icrting af • t i t r r t W » '"f4 9 U meeting ha ,. . 5 .?. . ’ ' Association 9 14 It at>4» :**••! M ir x iiu # as «■ aan n observer v u m i r • but n u t II4 U d a' ,, !. ** . . T i l l * 1.4 riil n f O u r t not been called on for comment. [?V I 9 ; 3•* H trlW * It l l l t h Mayor Scott Invited Bcrkowtti ' * b*‘ h,>rn, ‘ hr“ '« h it'** VaIUM I^'If I .»»%9 U f lo lf* to .p.-.k with the rommlnionert. f f , " ,e ,h U b or»'| !} \\ M » g rrli Kv»r T " i n o r r « * Bcrkowiti .aid "The commla- * ° ^ ' *h! " f , ?d , >r' . ' !I !I . 4«4 U u lilln t f l . l g h l %I* t l - l l N 4Ml Y »ion hatj nothtnj( or ilonr H . * r n ! Tn|, , r*rna ** r N un Mau l I ji A ll» i’nunl94 nothing until I came here . couple i r.?n*U.IU !? -!! A* Th« Wot 14 Turnt of monthi ago. At vlalti. two a r M i* t | t f »*nk• trie Assn, amt the National Assn | J* «f A n I« t*v h l» tl9 r'9 ll4 * u » t D ir t . monih* apart. I've brought up u l'.T .s'T i T.I narrator 1 14*i|m 4**49 Ihe subject of . treatment plant for MenUI ,,r4l' h T»'r • tv the eminent author!” on psy- • •* T h * I I I # 1*44 n f f "Some $230,000 has been ex F ilm 4 * i* * chia'.ie treatment Dr William C. T h * l l i ' l i t , f t 4l)ir Mho ^ peoiled over arid above the ort *! Menninger hair v »* gmal estimates — whether by; Sln, . Ik. #ll_ m R * r f * l Mtfirm ^ Since the film s a t broadcast t1 30 Jd T h # » M *o n f N ig h t faulty estimates or otherwts thee city faded to spent the $230, * u u ^ r lt ha. ^ n ........... foo m " *Ke, wmHmx * r , z r r " “ r sa,,,f0B W Z T ,rT*lmenl p ,,n ,•" vug , . , k m . Wh<’ U Pt0' n m ^ r n u n for the , *. T, r Z r . i . ’ u*.rTK" , 0 ° " “ Nothing was said to the S tye local mental health unit and who • '» • ,, . . . . in Board of Health and I think it w at tall that she w a . . b - l i e M , i i s . . i *'"• M’ rk»» Mar hen of Iteddinr. , , . _ . _ _ . h j i , „ ji . . ,n" ' , , , , * * "lighted that , , i h i i u u i Eddie The Drooklyn Doilgers won the the lit) s responsibllty to disMJI asailable as a highlight of ‘ tl ie raws gainrd ,.r„. .Calif., . . m . is ia n i rrecognition w a x s i.™ In th* 1ru„ „ wUh |hr,n i(, rrM>. |h „ h " '• ' 1*41 pennnat with *00 victeric ** ** < 9# ft*.-* KM •#9 |ii*n*rUiM They finished second the; * * « b e w - . c h t r a n k , f o l l o w i n g h is |u |lo n o f 1 W > a B (| , | h | n l i , h a , h f 7 p i c o p . i r . r i h H o u i a ‘ " l * * n i'i N t i I r*om m Nino Boarj )>f ||filUl „ ou|j ha, e x T 5 year with lot National league o u r round knockout o f • J* I *r ,f M k r lin n > 4 * I I I 994 g U# ,t |n n wim. \al.l.< in Miami last July. down and ditrutsed It," he said. _______ • ik r*»'*i n*>M»i** "Knowing Ihe action that hat t " * 4 |» h l| M l|« # rt MAN GETS M YEAlts been taken by the State B ond of ii ui, ik n , i , _ ■ _ .. BARTOW (A P l— William Shel- it:*r. n •» is-no-i Health -the noard. and not >lr. don Herrington, the ohieet of a " '* F'*d Msr* r*»« U e _ h .a ven defimtel, Hated hlg Central Florid, manhunt wn ii W S ^ n re da poliry—no .ewer exten.lon „ r r l , „ 0 , rnlrnrPl) >p, 6 T e a t I’ l't e f B without adequate sewage treat t*rday to JO years on a roUjrry ? 44 k |e> *4 M » f * le # men' facilities," Iterkowiti «atd, runvirtfon. • 44 r # n | K M M f M • "I am in no position to speak Herrington, 20, had t^en pick foi llit Roald «, for Mr. l-cc but ed up as a probation Violator Ort I am 'tire that no sewer estrmion H hut * s c o | mhI . The hunt for' him will be granted unless a treat­ . . i „ v r ,„ .j v f , . n |,p w a t r r j ,„ r , ment plant be under construction. •■•* ' "••-n-d n |r year old "We appreciate the fart that LAST SHOWING 1<oy hut when they wero trarked the rily rommisiion it interested," u > a tu- neat uay the youth said concluded Berkuwitt. had accompanied Herrington We wsnt the cooperation of the Stale Board of Health." Mayor < y' Scott satJ as the treatment plant disrussiona ended. The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log Hpnlfh W ill Film M T # ISIRE _____________________________i rise from a spectacular b l a i t on the Treasure Island Navy Base In San Franclico Ray. Sweeping through two re­ cently vacated buildings, the fire threatened the stucco building (right), which homes Navy Reserve School classrooms. To prevent 111 t p r t A d l n f , tailors forma l human ehilni lo psu out all com# bustibie matsxUU from the bluing buildings. (InterMtloMiJ lltM 'OVreNT GETS I PPER HAND MIAMI (A P )—Discontent final­ ly got the upper hand yesterday at Content Key where Fort My­ ers yachtsman Phillip Hartmann ran aground five days hefere. The Coast Guard said its petrol plane checked daily to see whether Hartmann wanted help in freeing hla 34 foot ketch but he persever­ ed at tiqring to dig hla craft out of the land. Yesterday, however, Hartmann was seen signaling for aid and ■ launch waa sent U bate him. n a Janitor and very c.Hlcally bomip* ? ^ **£?• . , All the young student. and eacher. In the 'I'm 'n ten r school ln ,he ,fho01 ,ard for “ r^ * , i .......... , , . The Janitor and Ihe Junior. Lar­ ry M'-flee. 16. had gone to the Mayor 8ctft ;hen .aid Legally, second floor lo do a repair Job. mp , ,M „ uf t0 ^ thou School authori'ie. blamed heatll>ru] dollars in bond, but we . . . . . . lh. Sam Plan, viho nianairr*! Tony, Republican Rally T u t t ., O c t 28, 1986, P a n 7 for he tost e a s y on . auhjee .el |h .. ^ intcd ou, by UMi S ato organli.tloo .1 an f . „ ,Mue . d<,iu0n .l parity M .emblv IM. morning al Semi„ „ ab#u, ^ nole High. which wouU l<luU ,n ibou, %m Pre.enMng the 110 check lo J. , hou%anJ over a JO year penod n «lne# e a t Mm. M R. Strick- „ r roughly a half million dollar. land. historian for the Norman1ovrr a go year period.*' ZmU and ll-ivviry lluii, Im corn** •ary legislation on civil rights. -MUitles He Is a P a s t M uter nf "I algned the manifesto" he Winter Haven Lodge No. |M F L said, and then termed a bill preM . a former Diitrlct Deputy aented to Congreit a "aocalied (Jrand Master of tha Twenty-first civil rights bill. Masonic District, • Bhriner. a "It was filled with iniquPiei," memb-r „ f the Order of Knights they Fifth Diitrlct Congressman Templar, a 32' Mason. K. C. C. II told yesterday's luncheon group and a Pa.t Worthy Patron o f the and we used every mean* to block Order of Eastern Star. _ p. He eiplained. “ Thla bill woull Dinner will be served by the • create more rights violations than Order of Eastern S r, Chapter one could imagine." No. 3, at the Masonic Teinpic in Explaining in d< tail what would Smyrna Reach, at 4:3u p. Happen If the bill had gone * tiled meeting will be through. Congressman Herlong »• * P- m. described a "volunteer lnvcstiga# -------- ---- 1 ■ tor" as named ln the act—there R p c i f F p n f e I r t v i t p H would be thousand on the dour- » 'C a i U C I I t 5 i n V I T C a step* o f the Capitol best morn- I n A f f p n r l I n e f ing, he said. Suite could be filed U ‘ ,C ,,U on mere allegations, or av he d c q scribed "one about to rngige In DE RABY The la«t Rcpubllean v io la an attempt to thrca'cn rallv o f this f i l l will be held Wed lion Herlong said, a judge, n*ked to fr u h v at in a m, in the com •aplala "one about to engage in •minitv renter. All rrsidenU are «n attempt to threaten a viola­ invited to attend and heir the tion." and how it could he deter­ -**-di ” |ev' view<. They were over mined aald by "the eiprrvvion on 2" " at the prevlotl* meeting. at Wednesday's rally a fare. "That's part of the tcrurd." ho **'• *■': Kenneth W. Zrh. candidate •aid. "Y es. 31 member' of Con- r »tnte representative: Harold gress introduced that hill—a bill Rh-emler for county Judge: Mrs. I that would take away Ihe bar- MuMe Sehlnldt for ta* collector: L. gaining rights of every labor man I*. F dt»n f..r tupi-rvlior o f reelsIn the country." stratlnn: William T. Mo.ir» for Herlong deplored the anliquatr I M m - <•! snmlt rlalnn rourt and electoral college which he aayi l - « H Stone for commlukriMr o f "encourages parties lo bid higher Inland navigation. William Aand higher for Ihe block vote " Washburn. Jr., candidate fnr My augge'tlon it, he said, l« w-rn-r. will he present if his quit calling them mmorit.es - !rhc^lule will allow, they are all American' so left Mutir fur the occasion will be leave them that way and let Ihe arranged by William Watson, world know there isn’t a division manager of the De Rary Muile ^of our loyalty. jrroup. Ralph Witherell, provident, Thla doesn't rive up as a threat "ill '* an I f.eorgr Tercy. vice except every fourth year 1 won­ pirsi.lmt, will Introduce the tpeal,' der why that is? THE SAN FORD HERALD (Continued From Pare ll the Board that there ttlll be about . 3 3 or 34 thouuml dollari In rapl80UTHMAYD. Tec. LW-A that* J. D. Stone, a Senior at Semi- , , , k_ nole Huh School, was prevented , ‘ T, ||oll '.aid "Capitri ,rrins *‘' p,0,lon virtually wrecked (he annual award by the United > ir S « * * r floor of ^ ‘ kmatd'a |!fl„ V J lr , a: d.u.0 ,' Pi eru,°f . l h,C LD ' who loll the assembly 'Thla i.' the third year year thin awardha. ' rr ,mra. inis owaronaa Ara swbmiuiva eaepla prone lo heart oHacki? Explosion Wrecks Top Floor Of Texas School; 1 Killed PRAIRIE LAKE ^ 3 IC S * e*<MWa4m« i« o « FREE THIS AD WILL ADMIT VOL'R ENTIRE PARTY ABSOLUTELY FREE TONIGHT 1 1 > 'ALL COME 9.o a t 3• I ill 14 I4 i)v I | .4*9 I I 14 il l* II:I4 IS • « I I In IS J# I *f I 3* : I S 3* I «**• 3 14 J 3*> 4 44 A tM 4 44 I It « 3* 4 4 O f A ll Thing* O o4frat ** M irtk # I I It it h V 4 I i 4 rt I i - a l * lAVk# . i f I lf # M94ri-ti f.* r T i'tn o r o r t t kI M illin g l . l g h l IS • • l t 9 |M*rl Ml4 tu! I |I A l i t l*n u ik t9 4 \o \ V o r l4 T u r n * O u r M U * llf u n k f lltMie# i .A f t r in # I ’ A iv ir f llo l* 4*| l i t la 9 H r i« iit a r h t r M#rr# t M liirtti » '4 g * o f .M#h l k*p9f! Il'tU fC I Urn H l l 414 1 ( U « W T i l I I R 4 I I IO T l K .9 I9 4 4 4 9 f t .R 4 IIU Y T h * lllif t h m H o ur W o r l d 4« M lt 9 .4 114144* T <• H1# lit M«**g» M port# I I M*k M u ilr 4 t llt r iv lu m ; ** \ y \\ kTlr M a f ia # *?*# : 93 T II T (a %14 9 :|j •4 1* I# l l II •• 4 44 4 *| 4 Si 4 SA It* ?.** T II t ill T ft* i 9# I Si 9 (l 4 44 I II 4 to !• 94 I t 34 I i SV |f'9 4 tt fk I •• t t 14 I Ik I S’ • *4 • 5 U S So I #4 4 ll ||»p s> rl IM4I# Kl*h*r H * Im f ir A llt n # M f f k l I M H I 'f . I ’ ftH** NAllort* T h o HN v Hsfm 11*11? w H o rn # W it h Al t ill# S 4 k ti Mlgfl O f f 44 » : | I 4 I ’. 0 | I 4 T R U N 4 14 ?* M*gll 4*rs 1*4 10 # Ilf 94 k * ?9 K 4»* U t « l9 ? R J a ?nl*»'? 9#> Noto# Ha 0 9 ri C Y rlo # li C lu b N‘ 9 9 • - I ' l ' i r iit« N * o *• W o r ld M p o rtt A t 4 n i l A t * J>*C W99*9 4*h»$l« 9 M orning l» # v o t l* # f l l a r t o n i t * Tl**«# W o r ld A t N in o M n rrv ln # M *|o d f9 « II**# a « I T h t ? * 1«#n (.In k Na * 9 1499 k tills B n f I4 *1# d t W o ? ld a * Noon A l i r . H 4444I4 H A di.s » A f t . IX g ra ? Ik* t M o n o It#*' k S **a* P k * Vo»# P » * 'h U »i| r * *>1* Y \ l B t l n r * \k i I k • T l r» * I ’ a k l l r g # r« n h ..# r H t r o ? s f I *? 9 %i • • T » » a T lf f k i rHOMVT DlkONOMS and astlgnmenl far trealmeni t l terge lum­ bers *f attack easnalllea wasId bn (to fnarllan nf (to "triage, ” or admlHtag room In n Federal t'trtl IMfense AdmlnlstraUon IK bid emergency boapltal. Reraise Aral aid (raining programs have bees eipandrd. It Is ripeeted that mstt victims—Ilka this tlmstated cannails—wsald bavs received same Brat aid beforn Usry rear bod Un bospllal far actnal profraaiantl treatment. iVCOA PhsUI Legal Notice \ o t i i i ! ox* x r r iir x r io * l u l l l % \ I M .lill .NUTl« »: IH II I . U i . l l Y litV I.N I h 4 l ft V\ | r %l a n il I t r .a t * I l.>f»t i»l* %kita lis a l i u U . r o f ih a (• • llo n lit a k « i U l | v 4 l « t a * l i l v l » 9 l4 i v f l H U a t a t u t U k i(*« vl it* r * U i u f t l i h i r * n i L T l i * %»*f u f icAte n <i to is. r a a 4 f u r o f U Buaiek#. t !»• a « K i i | H h n «>f I l i a p i.i> p e r t * . 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K l « r l • la , n l l U I n •!■ 1st e a ls a d a r B tu n lh a f r o m Ih e lim a u f I h e f ir s t ,i u h t lr a I I u b a f I h la n u i l .« t . a i h c la im u r -lM iias-1 m u l l b e la w r l l l n a a n d t o e la i n I h a p ta c a u ( r a t l a a a c a a n d l*->'t t - f l l r a a ,b l r . i t u f i h . c la im a n t a n -l m u s t be s w u m tn b y t h e >I . I n i . n l , h i . a e . n t o r a t t o r n a ir , o r t h e s a u i. t b a ll ba s a id . I . l l l l a n T a r n A r d .r w t a As A d m l n l .t r a t r l a o f s a id e s ta t e . f i r s t p u b lic a t la n O c l : s . I S I S In l.a l . s t i a l I b a i ' M a l r d n d ao k a r w i.v n i.M i . « . t r , M a le a f S 'le r ld n . I n r e I b a l U l i l s ■(■ l l u . l n a H. C a r n r . D .c .s s .d , iv r i i n i i v r » :. P IV iL M e r it 's } N u l l . . I . h e re b y a l v .n t h a t Ib a u n d e i.la n e d w i l l , u n I h e t l t h d a y r * * g r ear r i r f l l U w * 4 « M 9 ,»f X a v .m b a r , A , f IS IS , it r r s a a l N k iT if i; in i i > :ii» :n r u iv i:n lu I h a llu n u r a b la I ’u u . l y J u d e a o f U i4 t I a m * ll# 4# S' I In l i i | * | l i r *9 At • f r m ln u la T n u n t y , K lm ld a . h la f i n a l M «nl4f«.| V M ' f i f u s r is I*, tt ||.S« i t . r e t u r n , a i m u n l a n d v n u r h a r ^ aa Id > ii|« w to t F l a . Iirtsl* r H i# f u i l H o t i * V d m ln l.t r a t o r nf Ih a ll.ln le at iD k i'h M *n l«tis|.s K l f l n # M *r>l « aa<l llt - .l n a H i * a r n . . . d r< -a «.e d , a n d a t l h * t I I n i # f " l I i s ' v l - * r • tl I w* - >4ld lim e , th e n a m . t h . r a , r .i .U a u l i h ih # i T # ? k o f t h # C l r c t f i l r . ' u r U > |> p llra llu n In I h * s a id J u d a a f n r M#?nl •• • m u i i - i i ' i i i *1 »• ».* • a f i n a l . . t t l . m . n l n f h la a d m in i­ 4* . # u l l ts lh # i ?oq it lo n • % th * s t r a t io n u f - a id . . t a l a a n d f o r a n t lt l'iu o N a m * M i.a im # r . . w i L * H«c« o rd e r . l l i . l n r B l . i t h im a s s u c h A d U « f l 141 * 9 r j . - r M * H ta l t t t r t l» IS n r ln l.ir a f n r H g r o M II i: M h rrrn l i s t e d t h is th e n t h d a r « f O c l a b e l , A . t>. I S I S in m i . i t il n r u r t i i i : m i \ r t l i e , w a r d n H U a le y J I 114.1,. IN 4 NI I M i l l r i t .W I N t l l .l . A s A d m ln ls lr a ln r n f Ih a t u i n i i . t i t . M i n i , in I’ l i i i m n : . C s l a l a n f H n s lr.a H t a r n s * in h i : i .% i % i i . u r ____ H .c a a .e d , K M Ila V | i r i » A . I ** • * 4 9* 11 n u iiii: t i» i i i • : i i 1 1 1*11 * 4 n ii i v T iiw c i n c i r r c s v v iit , x i x t n I I . 4 I M 4 N I 9. J I I I I ' M l . ' IM t I I T . I T ( A l l S 'O lt TU V i l a t ' H J J i l l u i s * A sM l I ’ K I I * m i w i m i i . i : i i i i ,a t v , r i o H i o a iv i 111111:111 m i. m i Mil.V H l l - W I . M l • T .A I AIM M il M A N U M A i .A l N b T T I I K K H T A T I J O f I I . M O T I T l I . l : I I I f l l .V .V . r u iu iiff , i M ir i.V U I l» \, I* 4 .i J .A M H lr Y k'tl 4 till M i It *#f >''l$ 419 I A lA ls) -v i« U* lift# a 4 » 'l I 9 | U U " I I'* M l* 4 ft f • m i n t . v . i m r i i A N . f r .f .n d s n t , l* lh v * s»? slrt i f |« # h l< h |.s u *>f »f* | s.f ) i t t MIA f )t « « * J# -si M91 |h # m u m i : T i» n i : s * s : a i i • * t4 t # ssf K t t t ilf I f U 'lt , d o c0 9 994a T O ; t m n : i . V n i l ' l l \ N lAtai s.f 1*4? MV4, ts fil.s . Its Its * s tffls # r .1 VV. I I lle r r , m an t’ • • 1 I . f fl 1• lb .'lie S I ’siUMttr. K l o f l s l * . ial | h * 4‘is u rl II'S IIS * T u . f t n l .i s . A l a b a m a •sf s i u | k 's it it il? , a l h 4 n f« s?'|4 K lu f a T n u are hereby a .ilifl.d lh a t A for d l'n r r a lia s n a a n I'lO , M»l e # h l (l|a » M " M ltl9 11ss IO ' . ' i n n l . l n i I I I * H im * t'f H r* f 11 • | |st|la||i At lilts ssf f i l e d a n ilr.it , m i a nd , u u a r a r * th la M o tlie , Ih # s?««• ssf a tir h f l? 9 l rtuire d In M r s . a r u p y n f y u u r a n * Itu ld 's • ll* » n I w in * H i# 33hv| . I a > u f i . r r u r t d e a d l n a In I h a I ' l s I M I f F d a l l o r n a y s , I l i i H N A I l V A I .K K, a n d k h t i .t .* f 1914 A l l « lo l n i t 4 #sl sis* 1114 lt«l 4 Visit was Ilia I b a u r la ln a l a n . n . r n r p le a d in g f t l* s | u l i h l n l h * • o ld llv n # a n d In th o In l b « n f f l e * nf Iha 1*1.r h n f I h * M iA n n r? |.rr t o t | l.* - | l.> U «r a H a II ho I 'l r r u l t I ' n u r l nn u r l- a f n r * I h a t l .M r u f N n v i m b .r , IM S . I f y n a f a l l 1*4?ro d aa i»r.i> M *sl h r l i v . I » 4 T In d.i in , a lu d a r a e n t b y d e f a u lt w i l l r . n thia s t n d si a r » r t h t n h o r , m s l.a l a h e n a a . l n t l vn u f u r I h a r a l l a f / a f v #?4 |lsih « s% * k r I r - m . n d - d in Iha i ‘ -.mi .la lnl . Aa A o d l U r r I ' a o r t i l r l t o f lh # I . I I N I : a n d I i l l l i r i t r n a t K a a f iir d , I M l W i l l ■ft I T r a |4 i n » n l # *s| .. m i n . d e I ' . i i i n l y . K l o r l d . I h l . t l Ita ta to • f S n n lij i * i , . la , si# le v ->f I k l u b f r IM S • #0 99 s| f a ' last n I * 4 l? # h a m I d K A l.V I I I ' I I R I I N H O 'V «»f H u l l . 1.4 o*l I *. t lr a t ia m A | ’ f * n c h r l e r h n f ih a ' T r r a l t I ’ n u r l k lln fR m a* I. car |lr V la r lh a I- V l h l . n I in W'*at I t i i l l a n a A % **'i# l ie n u lv r i e r k I'* 1-49*1, K l r i t i .l k I K H I N A liV A I . K K lim r r o r a fo r K H i l t I* N n r lh M e in M treet IN 4 411 U I J I !» • • • :« I I I I I I r . M '.R a ■ir t a n d n . K l- r ld a R E L A X D E LU X E F*4» T**n T * f# 9 STA RTS TONIGHT STARTS 6:30 lAOUA SIJUmTCX . IAI2TSttinvi SCOII NJVf • IM TN H T a siroiuc m o d o c ii o m FEATURE — 6:43 PLUS F a s t . • 1 :3 1 - .1 :3 9 - 6 :2 7 • • 5 3 BOURBON de LUXE THE LUXURY BOURBON A t t h a t s p e c ia l l i m e id d a y w h e n V i h i d r o p w o r r ie s a n d r a r e . . . . STARTS TOMORROW ■IBl- t h a t 'a t h e l i m e fu r lhM irl>i4i t ie L i n e . 1 r » . r e la v d e l u v e . . . r n j u ) R u « lfb u ss - ". “• * -AS! W'VAH T Mi Y L A R L I N G At T.-M ONLY TOM and JERRY Cartoon Carnival de lone. A m m n • bto#4 M FEATURE — 1:31 ONLY -CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE" KENTUCKY^ ilST-VET COSTS NOMOW THE B 0 U R B 0 1 O f LUXE COMPANY, DIVISIO N O f N ATION AL D I S T R L U S F IO O U C T t C O t f O M I I O N .L O U I S V I U i.K Y . /z /- * �THE SANFORD HERALD P a n 10, T o n , Oct i t , 19M Passport to Happiness "But why should Mr*. FeaOreerested on Mr*, reatheretooe’a CHAPTER N IB champagne dl l arrm to put shoulder. “ He a good sport. Aunt •tons ba Jealous of me?** Ha smiled. "Of course we're talklira. Fralhrntor > lr.to a bet* May. Kay Val looka nice." “ 1 acutely think It a ladyliJra lug of Aunt May, aren’t we? It’* tar humor. Aa aha drtaoad, Val could hear bar em j'iytr chatter* IUHtWiH *n1 especially not suit­ only human nature to reeent the tnf yally to Dirk Uirougli the able for a auras to wear," abe aald beauty one no longer potaeaaea. poor dear Aunt May, 1 can under­ •lightly o p a n o d u mmunifiUn* Anally. Val fluahed. T m aorry, M rt stand just how she feels.* door ot the bathroom. “ 1 do with slic'd get out ot bed. “I f It wasn't fnr ik*i moo, I reatheretona 111 change. And If might avrn come to JUa ball my- you'd prefer I didn't go to the I'm sure If eb« lay In a deck chair, the change and the air would do a«U tonight. Aa nn onlooker, of dance tonight—" "Nonacnae," Dirk broke in. And her good. Hhe can't seriously think court*, l don't auppoaa anyone would want to danoa with an old when Mrs. Fcatherstone merely Uruce would do her any harm after grunted, he laughed and added. all thie time." woman Ilka me.* lie entiled. "Of c o u n t aba “ Nonaena*. Aunt May. I ahouldn'l •Come along, Val, or they'll hare •topped nerving." doesn't. But she's a stubborn old mind ahovinjc you around lha Door Aa they neared the dining room dear and once she's said a thing once or twice," Dirk laughed eaaily the waa thinking suddenly, lime*, •he'll stick to It if It kill* her." bark at bar. "1 suppose the oral Ilk* that flha bridled and aald, “ I mint what will be think? Will he think roetume "unladylike," or even sbrrit her daughter and Bruce," any *our roitum* la original, what the braxen ? she aald slowly. there la of It. Ilow ever did you A small round nf applause greet­ He nixl'lcl. "But I think eha think It up?* ed Dirk’s and Vai'a appearance, woukl have come round In the end. "Simple, my dear. 1 merely took the tame aponlanrotie applauce It was only a question of keeping Die curtaina down off the porthole, which had greeted other passen­ her appeased " tied the cord ot my drreeing gown gers who** coelumta had b • e n Hha didn't know what to think about my middle, rombed my hair striking or unusuaL As they en­ of that remark of his. but she redown, put a band about It. and tered. Ilruce had turned and looked min ted herself It waa non* of her prratn •■a brilliant reproduction of at them: thrn abniplly he had business. a lloman slave." lurned hta lack on them. Ile didn't Directly after dinntg she went “ You'd better hurry and coma In join In the friendly la.ightrr or the Up lo are how Mra Feat he ntnn* for that drink, Val," Dirk called. applause. was, but the door was locked She "Ur Aunt May will have polished Dirk punhed her forward toward knocked and railed, “ May I coma off Uia whole battle." thrtr table. "Whal’a the matter, In. Mra Fentheretnne ? Are yrm “ Now Dirk, you bad boy, you my dcarT You l o o k aa though all right?" know 1’va had only one Uny glaaa. you'd seen a ghost. Hmlle nicely at "Of course I'm all fight," her Well, maybe one and a half . . the la,lire and gentlemen." employer's voice answered irrita­ “ Or one and three quarters, or Val forced a einile, but sbr waa bly. "Ho away. Nurse. Run along at Iraat four,* Dirk Interrupted, trembling u all* sank down into and dance, dance, dance . . . * laughing. "Fnr hraven'a rake, the chair the steward waa holding Val rattled Ihe doorknob 'Tfrase h a r r y , VaL" out for ner. “ I'm—I suppose I'm let me come In. Mrs Fralhenrtone. "I'm coming." There may he something I ran do •elf-conactoua." Mr*. Fralhcratune waa railing a "Yon hnvrn I any nrrd to be. I for you" g ta u n f champagne to her lipa. but don 1 fiallrr itiyeell I ranted lhal "No, no, go away I And ilon’t the glaaa never rrached her Up*. •pplaute. li e obvious our fellow- come near me egatn tonight, t "What on earth do you think pasarngrre approve ol you." don’t want lo see you." you're doing in that coatumr, There wae a pause. "I li.lnk I Val waa etill standing there, NuroeT" aha rapped out aharply. understand," he aald quietly. worried and undecided, when the "lurk—Mr. Ilaneon loaned me "I —I suppose I waa silly to wear cabin steward came down the pas­ hie dreoe eult." your suit. Pnhapa It dors make sage and paused. “ Well, of all Uia—'* me a little conspicuous " "I shouldn't worry about Aar "Dome now. Aunt May, don't "Nonsemel Ijook • around at any more tonight. Miss Alison. I've •poll it." Dirk tnterruplad eaaily. some of Uia others. Dora It matter Just taken her In a second bottle “ It eaa I who Undated Val borrow whai one person thinks? And then of rhamimgne. That should keep my latla. I aald aha'd look wonder­ It may be because they are jeal­ Her happy for Ihe time being any­ ful In Ihtm, and aha does, doem'l ous." how," lie lowered one eyelid In n •he?" Hhe tried to misinterpret hla re­ wink. Thorn waa a pause Dlnt'a hand mark. (To fie C'OHfiMsedf O 1NA Moral* Gulf. I(«|>rlnte1 tor aeeo.lsskja of Arsloto hooks Dlsirlbt'ltd by Kina realnres Srodicalr. T K-.a ! S!r. * I. *• 1 New Substance NEW ORLEANS OP—Mora pea ■y MAYIII O tllO ■ r .K I »!'•.? a Fowarful Wtctron Iron Makes Care Microscope Finds F.Herbet Seeking Brothers, Sister T re e Is Born pit buallc through an airport thaa a butcher shop. So, at • toes la pay, silver-haired Francis Herbot haa quit hla butcher shop and moved behind ihe l u c k counter o f an airport Ho ta Marching. " I figure Ihe job at tbe air­ port would put me In eon*act with many traveler*,'* n ld Ilerbet. “ And who know*, on* of them may have met one o f my bro­ ther* or sitter.'' Ilerbet lost track of his arothers and sister In 1912. Bom William Kevan. he was txian from the New York Foundling Home that year by Mr. and Mr* Elyite Herbet, a Parisian couple who mi­ grated to New Orleans After the death of his foster parents, who had renamed him, Ilerbet began Ihe quest ihai has consumed hla energies since 194*. "I started Ihe atari'll for my relatives, something I didn't want to do whip Ihe old folk* were still alive” he said. *‘l learned that my fa'hcr waa Scnttlah and ray mother Irish and that they met and married in New York. I secured 'he copy nf my birth certificate which indi­ cated I was the fifth chtlu of Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph Kevan. “ I learned that two brothers were named (ieorge and James, but could find no record of ihe (bird brother. I also learned that my tiller'* name was Martha France*. I also lea/n.'l that my brothers and sister were placed In Ihe Irish Immigrants' Home, which no longer exists.'' In his search, llerbel'a bell due rante from a cousin, who lurnrd up in lluuslon. "ile ha* reason to believe that one of my brotlieri it in Canada,’’ said Ilerbet. "He alto believea lhal another brother lives In Rio •le Janerlo, Vr»?ll." The fruit)» , quest caused Herbet, marri <i and Ihe father of three, to iv-ltch lob* In despera­ tion, lo slanJ ir a big airport and peer hopefully inlo fare*. "I'm gelling myself a big meUl pia with the name Kavar printed on II," *aid Ilerbet. " I ’ll wear it just in rata tome of the people coming into Ihe airport will spot II ami have tome association with Ihe name. You never can tell." YUOOUAVIA1 PfilllDINT Marshal Tito f left) and Communist Party boa* Nikita Khrushchev are shown deer hunting In the Crimea doi­ ng the mysterious meeting which htt caused great speculation hroughout the Sovleliied bloc of Europe as well at in Wevtertv irrlM. The two had been holding secret talks In Yugoslavia when they suddenly fiew to Khrushchev's villa at Yalta on the mark flea. Tito returned to Belgrade evasive about the trip. ffnlemalioneD Official Says Citrus Mutual Too Optimistic' MRS. I). R. McKAV IIIKH TAMPA — Mr*. D. B McKay, whose husband la a former pub­ lisher of Ihe Tampa Timet and was a four lime mayor of Tampa, died yesterday. Mrs. MrKay w it Ihe eldest daughter of Vavir.o (iulterrci, an engineer who plotted Tampa's Ybnr City section and was a leader in bringing thr rigsr mdntlry lo Tampa. LAKELAND* i # _ An offlcisl f t a major processing firm *<o«' Florida Citrus Mutual has hem “ too optimistic" In pri*e and use forecasts for Ihle fCvion Hrrbrit S. Massey of Dade City riled the estimate of the U. S. Departments of Agrleu'tur! thut this staton's orange crop will be f- ur ml'.'lon boxes geale-- than oranges this season and the in­ last season'* fit million bores, dustry should dlspotj of Ihe larg­ vn.1 a L 'g e r carryover « f p.*o- er crop without diffiru'ly rr.tcd c.tTua juices. Robert White, mutual econo­ "I can't roncelve o f that addi­ tional ami uni of Fruit telling 'or mist, said an ea'imaleti Increase Ihe rame price," Matiev sa.i at in national Income p L /rd a big r mrellnc of Mutua.’c directors part n the cooperative's optimis­ ani II advisory rommii'r-* ' I tic forecast. Meanwhile J. C. SCirklam. of don't want lo ice growers holding back for 91.73 or 92 per box. and the American National Growaii have it break bark lo a dollar,"[ ta!d Fluids grapefruit la telling Massey, a director. U a vice in Rotterdam for bo'.veen 93 4? president of Pasco Parking Co. .ml 93 93 a half box compare.) to Mutual had predicted growers j a lop of 93.13 for i fj'l box of should get good prices for Ihelrl » . . t Irdian grape'-i'll. ST. LOUIS * * - The powerful eloctren mlcrouerpo haa thrown new light on eowtroetton of the nervous system— knowledga Jut could aventually help solve tbn mystery of multtplo Micro*!* and almllar diaeaae*. The discovety concern* a tab•lance known as myelin, found In the protective coaMng arout'd nerves In Ihe brain and spinal corJ. Myelin is attacked and de­ stroyed by dcgenerativa diseases of the nervous system. Dr. Sank A. I.use, aftlalant professor of pathology at tbe Washington University Medical School, reporting on a two-year study, said It revealed my*lin In the central nervous system actual­ ly la formed by and If a part ef the nerre-protreting cell* Until recent year* myelin waa regarded a* inert inalter o f unkt.oirn origin deposited around lha nerve*. Dr. Edward W. Dempsey head of the anatomy department at lha school and a member of the re­ search review panel o f the Nation­ al Multiple Sclerosis Society, e*pruned the significance of Dr. Lute’s finding*. “ The information un the origin and nature of mynlin It a firstrale scientific discovery, not nec­ essarily because of II* relalion to any disease, but because of the tight it throw* on Ihe way Ihe nervous system it constructed," Dr. Dempsey aald. "Every piece of adds one more elue which rou Id be used in unraveling lire progress of multiple aelerntla and similar diseases of Ihe cen­ tral nervous system." Some M scientists atlsndel ■ conference here, sponsored by lha multiple sclerosis sor.ety, a’ which Dr. Lute preMnted election mic­ roscope pictures. Magnified up la 100,000 times, they showed huw myelin is formed. Her studies were on animal tissue. The Multiple Sclerosis Society called her discovery the moat Im­ portant adranee in the fight agalnil the disease in 113 yean. O f Ruffles Easy Tucks, pleat*, ruffle*, and puffed sleeve* are so vary femlola*. And Uwas trimmings on pretty cottea dresses and blouses tv. longer , present aa Ironing problem. n A new electric ruffle Iron helps' do the trick easily and tn n« tin* at aU. Tke trea has a tall ■tend which fits over tbe edge of the ironing board and a fabric dial which can be act for the eo-recL temperature. The fabric ran be eased over the heated alumi­ num Iron had and i moothad with] two hand* when necessary HOT WATER- HEAT Steady gains In Ihe Installalimi of hot valer heating systems in homea are reported by the Plumb­ ing and Heating Industries Bu­ reau. Jn the first six months of this rear, 90,743 cast iron heating boilers were shipped by manufac­ ture-*, compared with 79,437 in the corresponding period of 1933. Mickey Mantle led the New York Yankee* In nine depart merits during I9M — , batting average, ham* runs, runs batted In, runs scored, total base*, has at on halls, strikeouts and stolen bases._______ with Joe after buying a block sf World Seriee ticket*. 81m steed an line for hour* along with other faith­ ful fans ta purchase ticket* to mo their favorite Dodger* ptar the Yankee* tn the Rerle* opener at Kbbeta Held. (falerwaHenol! By AI.IIKRT I.UNIIAV — FARM If) MUSTER Condmied front an article by L. T. I'rndarvl* — Marveling SprrlalUl What could be more inaji stir, more serene than a mature lire, ■landing silently In the forest; grown and ripened by Hod's kind haitff, awaiting the axe ami man's thousand nerds* Yet, r.-ptally lovely U a lender young tree, lice with promise, ntldinf ceiUinly lo man's hopes ami dreams throughout the coming Tills story i* about pine irrrs —yoing, baby pi nr trees ami how Ihcw trees will mike you money. The standard nursery practice In a Florida Slate Pine Tree Nursescry is lo plant pin* seed on beds four feel apart with water furrow* between beds. Tbe seed* ai - rown on the bed* in rows 1 Inches apart, 20 seeds to each 12 Inches of row space. After Ihe seed are sown In the drill they are mulched with a thin layer of pine straw; thin enough that the brd ran be seen through Ihe straw. An nvrrhrad sprinkler-irrigation intern controls moisture rondl tlon* and Insures maximum seed germination. Pine seed are planted In Ihe nursery in March, harvesled In Rorembcr, January, and Febru­ ary. One acre o f nursery pro duces flno.ooo in sno.imn seedlings. An Ideal pine Iced Irre Is one Handing out In Ihe open to Itself so that Its lateral branching I* heavy amt it. height n»l loo i n i A pine so lilualrd. receiv­ ing an abundance o f sunlight, is a heavy seH producer. The period for harvrsting cones i* during the Iasi half of Repleinhcr through the first week 111 October. Although then- are approx! malelv 122 million trees grown each year. T3 mitinn of these are produced In Florida Forest Serv­ ice nurseries and 47 million by private Industry, there arenis lo l-e rarely ever enough In fill all order*. Several of our pulp mitts fur . niih free tree* In farmers under certain stipulation*, Tries are planted usually Svg feel or fix 10 feet, requiring nao and 720 trees lo Ihe acre respect­ ively. Whan trees are purchased outrlghl from Ihe Slate Nursery they cost || 0U per 1,000 f. o. b. Ihe nursery. Remember there Is always a It costs each American only 42 pennies a year for the United Nations— World War II cost each American almost 1000 times a year! PAUl U M tir. IP, puls his S00-pnund European brown bear, Hans, through hi* puces In Libelt| ville. tit., only a short lime Iwfute the snltnal claw ed and bit him lo death turnery was training four bear* for television apprutsneei when Man* turned on Idm before Ihe horrified a-i/c .if Ids fiancee. Shirley Kndifgurr. 3J The woman twaf the bear wllh a stick and tried lo distract him with e igar until a neighbor ihnt Iht l/m cry dlH on Ihf to Iht Trend In Fashion Is To Elegance Intrrnsliruial arrnnl hit* a new high this fall when II comes tn fa'hlnn, If nothing d ie . On both side* nf the Atlantic <lrv|gni-rs avrt-e that ladies dioulil look like ladle* once in»rr ihat fvmininliy and eteganre *hmild gn hand In hand and lhal co*ltime« for aflrr dark should he important anil olahoroalr. The liend i* Inward rich satin* and brocades, drlirale embroide­ ry. h-weled and headed trimming*, In Ihe manner of the "mauve de rade", currently recalled In high fashion by universal Intered In the mode* and manners of IBIS. From Paris lo Lot \naele* the feeling t* Ihe **me It’* a lime In he feminine and dress tn lh» leelh. North Dakota ta one of the five original member* of Ihe North Central Inteindlegmle Confer­ ence, organised Isle in 1921. shortage of pine Irre seedling* so make your plan* now. For mure Information tee Al­ bert Lnnday, Farm Forester, 1127 West Central A re, Orlandn. SHOTGUN SHELLS and 22 RIFLE CARTRIDGES Refineries Station ISth ft Park a H III drlitrr ral In nnlrr, I'tnirn trail) (nr y a i r ItWlM IkU vrvll, lb. SIDES 37c HINDS 39c lb. n« r«nV * M t Krai nr half tk. Country Ik'w i* fi rank'd 99t Ik Is The UN Children*! Fund (UNICF.F) ha* helped organise health campaign* that examined -100,000,000 children in 0*» counities, and vatiinalcil 7S,000,000 diildtcn againxl luberculosii. Me will pirk up r*ur fcrrf or pork, kill, a|*, pkg. frrrtr and deliver bark to f"» COMPLETE .STOCK Nobody ha« ever ui<l llial lie tva» sure llir I'nitril Natinni will prevent 2 war. (lot then, nobody ever uid ht wai sure a cure Tor caiirer could he found. The fighi fur a cure for tv*r must gn on. jmi -vs the fur fine for cancer mini go on. The United Nation! i» now II )r,n» old. With eaih passing veir it h»i gained the support o f more and more people. In fact, ■ reeent survey show* that only 7% o f ihe American people are for rpiitting the L’niled Nation*. 'Che text Iwlicvr, ami lightfully vo, that we ran never find lading pe.ur unless n r tool for 11. . . unlen we wnrk for ir. Above, vow eounied -12 penniet. Thai’* uliai the I N com each American per year. I.00L at just a few of tin tliinj;* that your 121 ii buying. SALE 11* Thirty member* of the Notre Daire loulhall team are nf Irish descent. THU it th# 11th Annlvtrury of tho UN—tho Uth Annivmary of man's first completely organized March for pooco for to fk. drreeed Membership in the ten Spccialired Agencies iv helping to weight, provide more food, better heatih ind educe rims for million! o f people, and to bring about world cooperation on such miner* m aviation, communicaiiont, wgaihtr* tnd peaceful use* o f atomic energy. 3* The UN has helped to product peaceful Mtifementi in Iran, Indonesia, Kashmir and Palestine, any one of which could have ted to World War III. 4* The United Nation* provide* technical assistance lo 74 countries, it work* lo eliminate sickness, irrigate deserts, and increase food production, thereby taking constructive action for peace. S. The United Nation* i* the greatest loud-apeaker in ihe world, We and oilier free nation* can use this loud-speaker comianlty, lo tell the truth, 10 show up ami prolve Cnmmunisi fallacies, and uhiroately help develop a common worldwide sense of jutlice, ihe only hati* for true and enduring peace. By attacking some o f she undeilyihg causes ol war— A«r»fff, /vnvr/v and diw w — ihe United Nations I* helping prevent war. At every opportunity, support the United Nations. You support il lievt lay knowing what it’ * doing—and by letting others know whai it*i doing. A belter understanding of live United Nation* mean* a belter chance of peace for th* world! CAM. I ll* T he United Nations works for you SANFORD WHOLESALE MEAT T he United States Committee fo r the United N ations An m n iM iWim atfaliaMia a tm tbnkmnn la tfpototoi nonao>y by tkn lu it f) of Dolt *WK t o it . ■—■■ ■ ■ s f * V ; die 916 t ilt St., N. W , Washington 6 , 0 . C -------------------- �a 1t ** & h v H a n fo rd • f o r a lf o AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER * SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1936 Herlong* / ^ F e d e r a l S yste m T o ln c lu d e l7 -9 2 More than 2W> members of S*n- <* I ford's civic clubs heard Congress1 mun A. S "Sid'* Herlong Jr., re­ port yesterday on the 81th session of Congress at a joint meeting held «t the Holy Cross Episcopal Church l'ari«h lh>u*e. Held jointly with the Sanford tip’ lory Club, othir clubs represented were lhc Sanlord Kiwnnla Club, Saufoid I-ions Club, Sc mmole County Junior Chamber of Com­ merce, the Sanford Pilot Club, amt lhc IIusines* and Profession­ al Women’s Club » f Sanford. Presidents of the various civic gruups were sealed at the speak­ ers table. Bill Kirk, prominent Seminole County Democrat introduced Con grcsMtun Herlong whom he com­ CONGKRS8MAN IIEIIMINli ad.lre««ei the crowd attending the Democratic lUlljr on Kn«t Kir-t M. at Magnolia Ave. last niirht. This picture « h taken o f Herlong a* hr »poke from ■ platform arranged pared with a prominent alhlelefor the Ually. (1’ boto By Jameaon)_________________________________________________________ _________ ■'His life is like an open book,” said Kirk, "the nay he conducts himself on nnd nff the field ” He added, "In these troubled times we are proud to base such a man as "Syd" llc ilong in our Con­ gress.” Herlong's address was complete­ ly non political amt dealt only The Assistant Commanding Gen- community," Gen. Snyder sail, with the acromptishmcnta nnd eral of the 48th Armored Division and we hope that you can do problems of the last session of of the Florida Georgia .National something about it." Congress. Guard was in Sanford yesterday Lt. Gen. Joseph C. Hutchison The Fifth District Congressman At a Democratic Political rally for a formal Inspection of the (reliredt was at the Armory yes- spoke briefly on the Farm Bill la it night at the comer of Firit troops and facilities. terday to greet C.en Snyder on rjm e before the nation’s and Magnolia St .. State Senator On hand to greet Brig, Gen. hi* arrival here forthe formal in- gawmnkcr* Dim m ing the bill Dougin Stemtrom introduced Com which passed during the 81th greiiman A. S. "Syd" Herlong. Maxwell C, Snyder, on his a rn iil •P**^00Stenstrom In hl« Introduction slat- from St. Augustine yrsterd.i' o >-i il * Glher* accunijuny ing (itn. boy* , P* ,lont Iti-rhing said “ I think it 3 o'clock were MaJ. lloy Green, ‘*cr 10 banf-rd forthe tnipe.tlon w|l thr lesser of the two evil*— a ed that Congressman Herlong G.Nelson. CM O ani) , ti„ u no, , hp answer to our ® ihould be returned to Washington MaJ. Boh Baker. C«pt. Johnnie * « * ; .C*P| 11 Krofchlck, and Capt. Joseph I>. H. ,M. MulUs, and ( ol. A t. I nr- pr„btrm*. on hla pa it performance, leader­ rtll. "The . is-1 is about a million dol­ Bryant. ship and Integrity. lars a ilsy for storage of surplus Headquarter* of Co. B., lMlh Herlong in addressing the crowd farm products and there is Just •aid "I am proud o f my record Armored Infantry Battalion *' the atmut ... much going in today as n V o KOIl O SB . . C on g,-..and will stand on It. I have work­ Sanford Armory were inspected there is roming out, explained A s p,,w l ed hard In attending to your busi­ by a staff o f'o ffic e r s arriving Congressman Herlong. with the son o f photographer ness the best way possible. with Gen. Snyder An important adjunct o f Ih* Henry Jnmeson with an A dial "I have worked for you loo per Mayor F. D. Scott Welcomed farm hill and all to the fares t * Stevenson ramnaiim button procent during my eight years in of­ Gen. Snyder to Sanford. was the proposed soil b.mh pro- mlnently showing, il’ holo By fice. I have worked hard for all Gen. Snydet commented at gram —the bill whirh is Intended lamexon) £ ten counties in my district. length oh the "strength” of the to pay the farmer for not plant"My voting raeord lias been at­ local National Guard Company . . ing, said Herlong. "It isn't the tacked. Congressional records will •*h<eh numbers nwty ax men w [ Ji*. ..osioti. limited to Ihe .dee It. tic program.' be said, "ansi’ show- that I have voted on t$» of "I f Ibe people of the communl-i three member* of 'he Board o f I voted again*! it." 7S2 bills in eight years. In adver­ ty would only recognise that the Sanford <1ly Commissioner* beA to! of thr>r things look g«»| tisements in newspapers have ap­ National (iuar.l is theirs." Gen. ,-juse of ab-cnces fron the meet- on paper. Herlong explained, so peared half-truths in opposition to Snyder told Mayor Sroti, the unit ing, ani Wilson Holt, representing you have to dig into the meat of me. Is that the type of man you could come up lo 4* full strength. Gondbod'- nnd Co, Investment them to find out wli.il they are want to represent you? "This man,” Gen. Snyder said t -ought the spirslion of "I have contacted farmer* in this In again referring to advertis­ at he pointed to Capt. Joseph It a sewage treatment plant on* in district In find nut how they feel ing, Cong Herlong slated that es- Bryant, Commanding rtf fleer of to tne open again, 1about the proposed hill — aml pentes inrurrrd in running for of- the Company, "ha* n tough as Ihe mlwr 'o f1 |,r rn!7a m o w wh.! Attending the mretlng was Sid they’re against it,” said Herlong. __ ... . , tn wnM-silww • fice would not eacced 12500, "I Berknwitx, Sanitation Knglnecr Turning tn the Federal Road eligible to obtain operating sign men'.. intrnd to abide by thlv If others It is the lack of manpower and of the State Board of Health and Program Congressman Herlong Oo,t* frnm ’ *,e I armers Home wish otherwise that is their lh r r |ll(| , . lr n o v f r „ f p , r w isn to io .do ... » .1, J. Hi alley rtdham, l.aal builder. t»ld tds civic rluh audience that Administration, t urlix J. Grsn-n business. But I don t intend to. I . . . . , , ____ ..„u i,i, „ i . . Supervisor he told the Mayor, "which give* Also at the mesting listening to the bill provides for "som e 41,000 h* agency's County have no reason to apologise—be us a hard time grlting young ofthe discussions wa* John Kader, rnilc* of highways." ***** today. cause good results hare been ob­ farmer commissioner who was en The original bill, said Herlong The new law increase* the tained during my stay in office. I fleer personnel. "Traditionally we have a high he Board ot the lime Ihe sewer proposed the forming of a Fedmaximum amount that can be adwill run on my own record,” said standard of training and the unit program was inaugurated erat II t:h»vay ('urptirallnn empow* lanced, am! as a part of the llurnl Herlong, Hull told the rcmmlssioncr* cred to issue bonds to be paid off Development Program make* Herlong spoke about the "num­ strength doe* not live up to those that from "a stluly of the figorex in 3n yean. This was the admin- loan* available when the farmer erous’ ’ thing* he had done for this slnndarls," he said. 4Cant lulled On Page Seven) hn* part lime employment off the Gen, Snyder pointed to the fine nbnutted to me of revenue fom area. "I helped obtain SVO.ono for farm. Canaveral Harbor. tJno/Wn for ,x record of Ihe local unit prior to the I iilily Department of the Operating loans are made for citrus laboratory in Orlando and World War II. "Seminole County City, Ihe revenues are running (lie purchase of machinery, liveS7S.OOO for one In Winter llavrn nnd Sanford furnished m o r e fairly writ in line with Ihe en1 obtained research money for the troop* Jhan nnv . thrr loll to ymeer’ * estimate. vtiK'k, ei|iiipmenl, fcrtilDer, seed, "Under authority of the bond tractor fuel and other farm and fruit fly and vocational schools," Florida, anJ mure troop* than any other city In eompariion with resolution you are authorised to The Seminole County Sportsman home operating expense* needed he said. issue additional parity bonds with Association will hold its regular t„ corry out efficient farming On the welcoming committee and sice," he ssld. lie also compared Sanford with a pledge of the gross revenue* monthly meeting at 'he Seminole operations on family-type farms, seated on thr speaking stand were: State Senator Douglas Strnvtrom , other units throughout thr *lvte from Ihe Utility Department," he County Courthouse T h u r s d a y |n some instances, * loan insy he Representatives Mack Cleveland " t o r instance,' i he said, "Ap- said. night, Oct. 23 at 8 o'clock. made foe the refinancing of exist Jr„ and Gordon Frederick*. Judge palsehicola has a" strength of #0 "It teems to rne Ihst il can be John Melsrh, pre*dlent ■f the mg debts Yatsar Carlton, County Clerk O p men. 102 at Starke; 98 al Camp done," Holt said, "bill it it a•pm’f'm an’s organisation, urged Under this new taw luariv wilt Herndon. Sheriff Luther Hobby, Blamlmg; IM al Clearwa'er; arui quest.on o f whether or not you members tn attend and take part .il*o be available fat applicant- "h o County Com mini oner* elect Homer 9° *' 81. Augustine, among * fewwant lo pledge these menu**.*' in the Important discussion* on have part-time employment off Utile and James H Lee, Seminole that we can recall. However, a'lenlion was called to matter* that wilt be placet before the farm, provided they are e*tabCounty Democratic Chairman. "We need the support of the tConiinurd on Page Seven) them. IlsfieJ farmers conducting sub­ stantial farming operations and vprnding the major pnrtiun of tlieir .line farming. Such operators must hnve dependable source* of outside Income. The main purpose of these loans will tie to help farmers who live in areas design­ ed for the lliftal Development Program. Operating loan* are repayable over period* of one to seven yrar* with the interest rate at five percenl. All of Ihe present loan service* of the Farmer* Home Administra­ tion, which Inrlu le loans for development and purchasing of family type farms, farm housing and soil nnd water conservation cuit'lnue lo be available. The Farmer* Home Adminis­ tration County Commlltee will determine Ihe eligibility of earh applicant. The committer i* com­ posed of three men, two o f whom must be farmers. In Seminole County the Com­ mitteemen arc William P. Chap­ man. Box 1378, Sanford, Cader O. Hart, P. O Box 274, Geneva, and Henry J. Schumacher Jr , lit. 2, Box 210, Sanford. Additional information regard­ ing these loans may be obtained at Boom 4)8, Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank Building. 'Proud Of Record' Gen. Snyder Praises Guard Unit Strength • Cong. Herlong Tells Rally Crowd Sewage Treatment Plant Talk Brings Only 'Thank You' FHA'Operatmg Loan Service Expansion Told '2 Sportsmen Urged To Attend Meet W eather BRIG. G W , MAXWELL C SNYDER, Ass’t Commanding General of 48th Armored Division of the Florida -Georgia National Guard arrive* In Sanford for a formal in*pertiun of facilities and tulip* Shown on bin arrival are (left ta right) Capt. K. G. Nelson, CWO H W. MuIJfs, Col. A. E. Durrell, Capt. Johnnie Krofchlck, MaJ. Roy Green. Itrlg. Gen, .Snyder, Mayor F. D. Scott, and MaJ. Bob Baker. (Staff Photo) If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. SI. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Partly cloody today and Wednes­ day with a few widely (tallerrd jftrrtimin thundershowers; low to­ night H U ( Associated Preaa Leased Wirt — T~ ‘ NO* 219 ~ — ara.^ Sewer E x t e n s i o n Curtailment W ill City's Growth Democrats Honor Odham: Congressman Last Problem Critical Night Al Dinner A dinner honoring A. S. "Syd" Herlong, Fifth District Congressman. was given by the Seminole C o u n t y Democratic Esrcutive Committee at Jim Spencer's liestaurant last nigh* at 8 o'clock. James II Bee, mng lime chair­ man o f the Seminole County Democratic Klenitive Committee presided at the dinner with An­ drew Carraway making the in­ troduction* of guests invited. Herlong told the group of 31 Seminole County leaders that an experience during his annual visit; to Sanford and Scmln.de County' •P“ , .r.,,<M £ ‘ m. ., or. oris in Washington of Action Is Delayed , On Move To Reduce Total Negro Cabs No further extension of the «e«er system In Sanford was brought to the forefront last night as the Board of Sanford City Commissioners discussed the con­ struction of a sewage treatment plant. J. Brailey Odham, speaking to the Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners, said "It seems to me that you are of the opinion that It will be four years before a treatment plant Is "tatted. happen to know,” said Odham, that there will be no further extension of sewers according to s letter from the State Board of Health. ' The effect of that letter," Od hanl „U)P(| „ u ^ will ■ l . T " s.f.asml*V* •m° ,.hcr' ' * strongly curtailed, other, and two children who vlsK, •I him to express their apprrei*S*nf(>^,, ■r®w* lion for all that had been done ^n:, “ w,lh ,tron* lM'ler '■-r them, "That i* something ship.” (Ilham told the Hoard. hat makes working a real pleat- "Thrre is a direct relationship be­ tween the Capital Impsovement tire.” said Herlong. lee. the Democratic group's program and the Sewer Treatment ■hairman in Seminole County, in I'lant," he said. "I long ago said that the sew­ n'mitocing llertong said ” He it the greatest statesman of our age trratmrnt pb.nt would give us the number one opportunity fbr time." Included in the guest list for growth.” said Odham. “ I am in Ihe occasion honoring Herlong the building tm«lm-*s and I have were: Senator Douglas Stenslrom, 10 homes for sale unlraa we Representatives Mark N. Cleve- CJn arrange fot sewer extroiios,. land Jr. and Gordon V. Frederick, By thl» coming January I will law Gary. Mayor of Oviedo, F. D h*vf completed 130 ho mas and SenG, Mayor of Sanford, C.rcuit we're just one of the builder*. Judge Vassgr B. Carlton, Judge w» morw loan*—VA say* no Hmest Houshnlder. Supt. of I’ub- more sewer extensions FIIA say* liCjInstruction R. T. Mllwee Sher-j no mere mofa loan*—VA *sy» no try n i N f nilftbf, cterlr nr circuit mora loam. Court O. P, Herndon, and Tax Cbl"Do you have a letter granting lector John Galloway, s-xls-ndoni?" asked Odham. "I There were 31 guests st the discusseJ this with Dave l.ee of dinner. Ihe Board of Health this morn­ Congressman Herlong. In Im­ ing." he said, "and t am utterly promptu rfiscus-lmis regarding amait-d." varioti* accomplishments of the City Manager W a r r e n K. ]Z S ' ff' 'c lt n a P l* .’ ^. . ^ ' !... IS.- n - . i i . . - I..., a ’ -.1" 1.. . . the Omnihu* Bill during the last session but was vetoed by I’ reildent Msenhower." o^’ ‘T T ’ " ' "We are deeply concerned about this and want lo get the sewage plant •* quickly a* possible." Commissioner David Gatrhel commented “ We are concerned, lint I'd like to see our Utility De­ partment self-sustaining. Before my three year term expire* we suit have a In-almrnt plant either built rsr under construction. "I think tbis Is something you've got tn get Into now." Odham aald. Commissioner Gatrhel, remind­ ed lhat sewer extensions had been slopped said "I doubt very ser­ iously if any member of this com­ NO IF*8, AND'S OR Itirrs* General Sherman made It mission will allow sewrer exten­ clear that h* wasn't Interested sions to he cut o ff.” Tl>e question of continuing in becoming the Republican nominee for President when he 'ewer line* outside of Ihe city said, "If nominated I will not limits came up when City Manaccept, if rlrcted I will not seer Knowles said that "When we serve." J laIV about pledging revenues, Want Ad* sre nominsled by ,hr>' *r* ,l,,ne *" •<> continue buildmillion* of people to fill all *"« outside of the e!ly."| sort* of need*. If you eiert1 Odham replied "Von rant limit to use a Want A.I Call 1821 and Sanford to 25th SI." a capable ad writer will be glad 'layer K. I). Scott remarked to serve you.1 Additional Local News On Page 7 Reduction of the number o f Ne* groe taxicabs operating in the city of Sanford came before the Board of Sanford City Commissioner* at Its meeting last night. However, with two commissionrrs absent ami unable to hear tho discussions, final action on the move wai dels je t to a later meet­ ing. Attorney R. W. Ware represent­ ed the executors of the r*t*t* of Will Hankerson, and requested that the commission "give some reason f° r rejecting the transfer of permils for the operation of the twa taxicab* formerly operatrd by Will Haukenon." Mayor F. D. Scott pointed out that Ihe City of Sanford hai •• many Negro taxicabs a i are need­ ed ami many complaints have been received by the commission on their operation. "It oeema as if sre goutd get some mure equitable means o f e i * ting down on the number of tab* operating on our streets," said Commissioner David Gatrhel. City Manager Warren R. Knowlea reported to the Board o f Commis­ sioners that a crackdown on taxirab operation was In force amt that two operator* had b e a n brought before him because of vi­ olations resulting In a 30-day sus­ pension of Uieir llrensea. However, said the City Manager, the crackdown wilt require the steadfast baeklng of the Board of Commissioner*. City Attorney William C. Hutchl«on •■ailed attention of Attorney Ware to Section 21-4 of the City Corfp on Page 312 relative to Ih* application for taxlrab permit. Mayor F. D. Seoll tabled Ih* diieusslon and action until th* Board of Sanford City Commissionr.-i* next meeting. Hospital N otes OUT. 21 Admissions Ray D. Balcom ( I-on gwood) tils* Jsne Flynt (Sanford) Alii Hyyli (.Sanford) Mary Sue F.nloe (Hanford) Mullle Williamson (Sanford) Dltrhsrgrs Ed Greenfield (Sanford) lastlto Mae Hardy (Sanford) OCT. 22 Admissions Mrs. Pay Ives (Sanford) Lawrence Gerard (Longwood) Clarence Shaffer (Sanford) Larry Rushy (Lake Monroe) Discharges Eugene I-ewls (Oviedo) I'J'.RMANKNT TRKATMKNT Me x i c o CITY UP— I* haldnesg beauty? Gtiillcrmlna Jlmenei Var* gai n y * ns, sued a beauty parlor for using a treatment which mad* all her hair fall out. ,, . AT THE HEAD table last night at a dinner honoring Congressman A. 8. "Byd* Herlong Jr. amt ( M l to right) Circuit Judge Vaisar Carlton, Representative Gordon V. Frederick, Seminole County D ram critic Executive Committer Chairman James IL Lee of Oviedo, Congressman Herlong, Andrew Car* ■away, mender of the Srtninol# County Democratic Executive Committee, and Representative Mack N. Cleveland Jr, (Staff Photo) A h* -----4 �T* m m m m m n THE SAN FO RD H E RA LD Fupe 2, Tuea., O ct. 23, 1056 THE OLD HOME TOWN - I't-tS U I h w C" ts By STANLEY New Treatment Is Developed For Hepatitis Or ALTON L. Bl-AKESLEE A I* Krirnce Reporter NEW YORK U*— A new combination treitment promise* speedy recovery from Infectious hepatitls. a stubborn liver disease, two physicians have reported. Combination nf the hormone rortisone and an antibiotic cleared up Ihc jaundice-producing disease within a week nr two in 12 pa* Urnls Dealt-1 so far. Ur. Max Jarob son and Dr. Charles liessier of New York City write in the New York State Journal of McJl* cine. Recovery from hepiiti* usually takes many months, with strict bed rest for wcrki. While only 12 m uons bava b*en treated with Ihe new Icthnirpir, none have bad a relapse. The first wa» treated five year* ago. Infectious hepatitis is caused by a virus and the disease is ap­ parently Increasing. the physician* said. Some M),OTO cates were re­ ported over the nation last year, and many more may not have been reported to health hoa'da. The inferted liver enlarge*, the patient Re's Jaundice, becomes weak, usually feels muscatel. Red re-t and hUhprotnn dirt have been the main treatment, but reeovery is slow. To this tegular tr.-.ilment, Ja* cob-on *n I |{eat|rr added a eombinalion o f small doses of corllaone and aureomycln -it arrkromycin. The solution is given daily b vein fur a week or more. ratients usually feel Iieltcr In a day or two, and ilim of the discave disappear uilhin a week, the doctor, said. The average hc»pilal stay for the 12 was reduced to less Iban two weeks. Just why Ihc combination trialmen! b~lngi this quirk ben* fit is not aoo clear, ihe physicians said. Cortisone apparently red ices in­ flammation of Ihe liver. The anti­ biotic may help by combatting secondary infections, or partially sterilizing t h e gastrointestinal tract to rrduco Ihe chemical woik Ihe liver mutt do. ARY OF THEM y COME ID THINK. HAWEUW6 /I OF ft» 1HE¥ All '..’.'dr t/Afi OlW*ilN5JniC»X)HTABOUTj KANOS f.’lPf V P O * / « « 5 i t!| t!juUi•:w f r — \ THW-60u'i5SI FINOEW .^ . .n r ( . 0 N E W W / WFF6BENT rtlLCWS 72/ HUM--l COUtP ir Bfc tut C HEViR T II K = A iT :^ . p II A N T 0 v,W ^r,; f/Ktb/ "•It / / att i nt gn, \ WEN! I vast v&J ' V J s^ u j . ( R f.A U tixP tR T ' J-J-.’ f *■.>•*««’ ) 1*0 T-exf C-' e*> VTT CLIENT WTM gtfAl**^ iH Hi! %C*V *CUtI TA»I>1 to tonivtt*'. ier t/$ kz* ci*?eivf» c * . TH5 AliHACe ' j n 31 1 C K G Y G=n: VvVgvvl W’JAT — t laAANI Lv:-V w ; ■.-'*! UXX1 SOVWONR’# ew D vasow i *TK <n. '„S2A m V<“ F 7 AVCWSV1 ' * ) p L TL* L irO lC S S O r | n H IK S C _ . . * L \A /;|| | _ ! _ jO U lE l W i l l J O Ifl II r • C « ... V w . J # III i G W T C O T S JACKSON, Tcnn . u ft- A UtilVfr,|ty of Mississippi profe.vor Big Treasure Hunt says he Ihinkt the South, including Mltsitvippi, “ will probably Join the United States in a few years." Dr. James W. Silver,’ head of the Ole Mist history department, was speak,ng of a mental union —not geographical. In a til's before Ihe Hilary Club, Silver said there are two separate creeds. Amrriean and Southern. Soutnern minds have found them difficult to recon­ cile, he added. However ho stid. the Amrrirsn M f v tau vy crw“d u l>ffi|nnin< "? «o*f* *lh**> Soulhrrn C„ H ir)d »«on„ f, e• n jSuo uo n B p d l A fo n f m i u o i TALLAHASSEE (TV—A hunt for pirate treasure may mon ho afoot among the Ihmltandt of Islands lying nff Florida’s Lnw.r Wr*t Coast. A stale treasure hurtling leave was issued Tuesday In James Carr of Washington, D C. State Land Agent Van Ferguson said he doC'n’t know much about Carr’s plan* but understand he n looking for a schooner called tne Morgan. The area in vvhlch Carr will hunt include* Morgan Ray nnd Morgan Pan*. Carr’ s tlno a year nonexclusive lease rovers 12,WO acres in Col­ lier County Just north of tha Mon­ roe County line. If he finds treas­ ure, he will get an exclusive leave days the union will he complete. Silver rilled teermon from the Union, the n<d that breught on tkg Civil War, "the grealr.t blunder, Ihe most s tu p iJ action and most tragic thing that ever happened.” A number of "illuviont'' caused the action, he said, airon; them the false belief amen? Sou (her v ers that Ihe abolitlootats ren Irolled Ihe North. He said a present-day compar­ ison show* how- maay Southerners believe the National Assn, for tha Advancement of Colored People control* the North now. on one acre of hli choice. The slate Ret s 12'j per cent royalty on anything discovered. New W ater Program Checks Tooth D ecay ly Kfl.VAN H. IUH0UIM, M. D. IT has been shown tint lluorl* dattan ol a community s water supply will help prevent dental disease among children. Despite the criticism of flour!datlon—and there has been some opposition to It—It Is a sound denial health measure. Numerous studies have already proved this Httull oi Survey Theie surveys disclosed that teeth treated with sodium fluo­ ride shuwrd about 40 per cent lets decay than teeth which had not been treated. The presence in drinking water of one part fluoride to 1,000.000 parts water has reduced the Inch lienee of dental decay up to Ci p*-: cent in casca where young* u < ;< drank fluoridated water from birth until the age of eight. Chicago recently embarked upon a fluoridation program. More ttian 1,100 other communi­ ties across the country where water auppllrs are deficient in fluoride also have fluoridation programs. goiter trouble In th t United States. Table salt Itself li poisonous In large quantities. Remember the countless persons adrift at sea who have died from drinking salt water. The aafety of the fluoridation program la demonstrated again by two recent atudies of the United States Public Health Serv­ ice. One study showed the death rates In 32 fluoride cities and 32 neighboring non-fluoride cities were virtually the tame. No Harmful Effects In the other, complete medical examinations of the eyes, ears, liver, kidneys, bones, thyroid, heart and other organs showed no harmful bodily effects doe to drinking water containing even eight parts per million of fluoride. An estimated 23.300.000 persons In the United State* are now drinking fluorldeted water each day. In all, about one of every four residents of Am trice’s urban liras uses water containing a Chief Argument suitable amount of this element. The chief argument of those The nation’s dental future looks pretty bright Indeed. opposing fluoridation ts that fluo­ ride* are poisons. And so they art QTOTKXf AID A * n r n —in large quantities. Hut the ap­ O. C.t My daughter's palms proved method of fluoridating sweat excessively. It seems no city water supplies won’t harm other part of bsr body does so Wo etthrr children or adults. It wilt •ueh an extent Whit causes this help combat dental cartes. and Is there anything that can You can compare the tracs of be don* about K7 fluoride In your water supply to Answer: The reason for local­ the trace of Iodine In Iodized table ised sweating Is not always clear. salt. It often occurs In otherwise nor­ Iodine, too. ts poisonous If con­ mal individuals. It may follow sumed In large amounts. Yet •motional stress. Iodized salt haa been used for The use of a weak solution of some 32 years and has helped ammonium chloride on tht palms greatly to ellmJnats virtually all is sometimes of help. '"“ T? V * ***" *“ 'C 3 k _ _ I AL C H A L M E R S BUSH X BILL r IftW Q M T M C T tt DflBERT NIXON ficatnl), 13, work* on a new* release for “Junior* for Ike and Dick" In Lt < Angetc* as David Eisenhower, 12, and John Kousiclot (right), president of the California !>!*<• young Repulili* ran*, look on. The b oj», who nre not related to the Presidential team, met In the hotpilal when their appcndixci were i<-moved. They served the “Juniors" as co-chairmen, (international SowidphotoJ WILDLIFE SPECIALIST DIES | IIIDS OPENED FROM SNAKE RITE ST. AUGUSTINE (A P )-T h a TALLAHASSEE iV*—Donald Car- j o() t(y opening bids on construeroll, wildlife specialist with the , . .. _ , , Florida Freah Water Fish and l'»" of National Guard Armories Game Commission, died la.t night m y » U r d .y. Apfrom the bite of a rattlesnake he ^ . J‘,^ Lbl<!dd' r*: . 1 ua» displaying in an exhibit at $120,418, Shavia Construction Co, lr>e., Pensacola; l ’atatka, fl-Yl,l ’rrry yesterday. H7U, H.C. Henderson nnd Non, When ihe snake bit Carroll dur­ Jacksonville; Fort Pierce, $155,ing a demonstration ut a puie tree liU, Music and Lcit*>r Construe^ festival, he calmly replaced it in lion.. Fort Pierce; Lake Wales, its box and gave himself first $142,110, MacNulty Construction aid. Co., Uradrnion. He then went to a doctor's o f­ fice In Perry, Taylor County «eal 32 miles southeast of hero and Count on one tablespoon of was brought to Tallahas«ee Mr- comatarch having the thickening mortal Hospital In an ambulance., power of two tablespoons of flour. Mato every Fall ftip a LOW COST hip (tykouM d |CompareThtuFartil Whan fatTs crisp, golden days on is .... go GREYHOUND, Wold* lha cototlwi seen, through ponoromic windows aboard lb. famed ScanJetv*t«< O* Highway Trot.lar. fr.qv.et d.portur.t... heart at city t.rminals m at. your Ira*.I mo*. Ion*, nt.nl. v R.Ot 9.$d UJ1 11.31 18.03 28.05 I n. ADgeles, Calif. 32. Roche*ler, N, C. 23 23 New York.V. Y. It *<* Chicago, III. 11JO St, Louis, Mo. 20.SO GREYHOUND IIUS STATION 750 W. 9th St. Phone 60 , UMPUMINTC? M Miami, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. New Orleans, La. lllrmhchsm, Ala Norfolk., Va. Ran Antonio, Tex, OUpTsprPMfaiMg, o^s?i.Nr,v.?„ O (J s G & 0 f if e ft- I* r ‘" p r ■ "life G R E l if H O U IM D �i a N d)hs>jam diomsi make this your Good Roof Is Economy Measure Hoofs haw definitely comp into goes much further than limply tho Imu-tight. both in the design- choosing the one that wilt glvr f g of new home* and the modrr- the greatest protection at the lowniiitton of older one*. leaf coat. Today the l)|w of rooting used! Color, texture and patient are RouUJdl PLUMBING $ a ijA : B gsrv y to m o d « m ii« y o u r bathroom the AwERiCAN-c^Uodeird w a y l ik foratlHti9al meiMy c m bvyl Wa —q / jg ) ) Manystyks F * X - ' ® V® / to (hoos* frMI P«r Month f Comm In or call for FREE orHmotol Now Am liable, Low Finance Plan No Down Payment— 36 Mont ha To Pay Water Heater, Septic Tank & Sewer Iiutlallaliont* 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 equally Important. Architect*, rca tiring that the roof i< the s.uglc largett area o f the h-mse, choose the roof color tu dictate the en­ tire exterior color scheme of the house. Detignrr* *ay that a light col­ ored roof can make a houir ap­ pear taller, an Important note for one-story home*. Engineer* have discovered that a white roof will make a home cooler in summer through greater heal reflection. Roofing material* are now avail­ able in a wide range of color* to fatitfy any home owner'* color preference Asphalt shingle*, the moil pop­ ular roofing material, have a coat­ ing of ceramic granule* which give the roof both color and tex­ ture. They are firmly Imbedded in the base material in that the color and texture remain for the life of the roof. With air conditioning becom­ ing increasingly popular, the aeleetlon of a roofing material with inflating qualities i* of utmest importance. Thl* factor, plu* the choice of a light colored roof, can greatly increase the efficiency of an air conditioner. If, during Operation Home Im­ provement, a home owner U plan­ ning to rerauf hi* home he should be *ure the following points are cheeked: soundness of the roof deck fo determine whether it will support the additional weight of the new roof, an examination of the old roof for curled or loose shingles, and a thorough check up and repair job on the dashing at chimneys, plumbing vent a. sky­ lights. dormer* and valley*. PAINTINtl SOU. PIPE The preservative coating on most soil pipes inside the housewill destroy an oil paint. To pre­ vent thi*, first paint the pipe* with aluminum patnl. After It is dry, the pipe* ean then be suc­ cessfully painted. NORGE MURDERS HIGH PRICES *239 JUST .95 long, low plnnter flunks the entry of thin hand-nine home and neli* the mood for the pleasant, earn living; In he found within. Sultrd A In the needs of n large family are the three bedrooms with ample closet*; ' THE S ANTON P 1IKUA1.D Tuets, Oct. 23, 1950, Page 3 (he cheerful living room for family activities. and tlrn for quiet study; the master bath and weparate lavatory; the large dining room with built* in ehina cabinets, and the breakfast ahxive In the roomy kitchen. Ynur ' n* laundry appliances can b« housed in the utility entry. Top Lighting Panels Make Home Brighter 1 Modern lighting 1* looking up . . .to the retting. . .for added amarines* and efficiency. Celling lighting wa* designed and used principally in office buildings, bul it now offers un­ usual possibilities for home use. You'll discover that top lighting help* to create a feeling of space, lighlrns dark ceiling* ami add* to your decor! Cla*« panel* sat In the celling are today'* answer In location* where windows are not passible: a* in corneri of rooms, window)r*a alcoves, rntry ways, and other arras. Formerly dark halls and door­ ways can now have a cheerful daylight effect with a luminous ceiling area. Even light from the celling, plu* mirror lights, in the bath­ room gives a perfect light for shaving nr make up. Kitchen work areas, when light­ ed from above, reduce fatigue, are belli-r lighted and cupboard items are more visiule. t’lan nuw to t»p-off the brauty and charm of y»ur home with smari. new top lighting! Rainspouts, Gutters Need Going-Over Before Winter For Futher Information About This Plan. Contact Ynur Builder Colored T ile Helps Add Modern Look To Older Homes Color has Invaded the home and today more than ever the kitchen ha* become the new center of family fun! You ean make your kitchen bright, charming and r.i»y to keep clean with colorful plastic, or hakes! enamel on alu­ minum wall lile* nr ceramic lile Your laundry, or utility room, can be a cheerful place in which to work, when you decorate with bright wall tile*. Wall tllri will alio transform your dark, old fashioned hathroom into a light, modrrn ro-un These new tile* r*'sl«t water and moislurs- and are easy to dean. There U a wide variety of solid colors, patterned tiles and a im to choose from One of the most Important phases of Operation Home Im­ provement l* to make It a thor­ ough home rheek-tip' And every home owner should be sure that this prr-wfntrr chrrk-up Includes a thorough Inspection o f the gut­ ters and downspouts. Neglect, particularly in winter, ran lead to serious damage to a weight may ti'ar the bracket* house and the resulting heavy ex­ holding the gutter* loose. pense. While goiter* are being cleanHaving Ihe gutters cleaned 1* I'd, they should tie thsirsiughly especially important. When gutter* cherked for rust ansi any rusted are dogged hy leave* an accu­ spot* repaired and painted. mulation o f Ice may form This Downspouts should be cheeked ran re*ult In damage to the gut- for arrumulalrd leaves which ran ter* and. In ee*e uf a (have, the cause backed-up water to freere melting ice roll til run under Ihe and split the spout*. It i* wi.e to roofing and «eriou*ly damage the have wire mesh imlallrd whi-re ceding, of the house. the *pout and gutter connect to Too, leaves in gutter* absorb! prevent (hit damaging clogging by water like a tpnngr and this leaves. Use Wallpaper In Modernizing Many a housa haa been mod ernirsnl with a paint bm th -remodeled, to all appearance*, by using Ihe trick* of color. Hut you ran achieve even greater magic with some of the new driign* In wallpaper. There ara wallpaper pallrrn* and trxlurr* that are perfect an­ swer* tn sloping walls, structural Jog*, alcove., rece**e», room* that are too tall and rositnt that teem too smalt. n rcorm iN fi a d v ic e When planning lo decorate your home, remember that attractive room* are not the remit of only money, but good taste as well. A trained decorator can save you money a* well aa time and wilt plan a decorating program which scHI rrftccl a look of continuity. Useful Hardwood Modern wallpaper* ran do more than Just cover a wall or hide *rehlteetual defects, their Iraturri, color* and pattern* and finishes can help create any effect dr*irrd. There are paper* that look like brh-k or firtdstone; aome that look like rich, tufted latln*, still other* cleat* a mural effect — and the outdoor* ran be brought Intide with paper* that look tike rlehly-follagrd planter boxr*. And, be»t of all — new wallpaper ean give your horn* the newest poasihle look with a minImum strain on the budget. llo id wood (louring ha* been a favorite of American homeowner* ■Inrc the rough hewn ork plank* of colonial time*, to today** iclentifie kiln dried hardwood*. Hardwood flooring i* famed for it* durability . . . often oultaitlng the life of a home. Aim hardwood flooring i* still accepted *tan> ilant of quality in home conilrue* lion. Today the manufacturing and Ingenuity of the hardwood Industry ha* reduced cost*, so that hardwood flooring ran he used In even the moot modest home*. Oak is Ihe mo.t widely used hardwood Hard maple, beech, birch and pecan rank next. Long mirror* hung vertically nl a t wm tend to add height to the ceiling, while large rectangu­ lar mirrors mounted on the wall give the feeling of width and apa* c Im i i i m m . Ove «f the first methosl* of win­ dow glass manufacture, known «< the "crown" proceta, consisted of softening a bubble of glas* and then flattening It by rotation Into a crude *hect. Plus Liberal Trade-In BUYS THIS BRAND NEW 5 in re an much F U L L Y A U TO M A TIC WASHER PLU S . . . M* • fss/vs/v* Tlmt-Unt Central •— lets yaw sherfen, skip, repeol any tytle any lima. 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Yewt waits is always sunshine fresh, because It's 100V* seep end dlri free! tUY THIS NORGE WASHER SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 110.15 MONTH See Our • Modern Wood Cnlilnet In Maltognny drain Flniah Console TV $229-95 OUAIIIT MATIKIAlt •I I I Hoai m m in i i o u i a PAINT HAH DWOOD MILl-WOltK and many other Henia V CALL YOUR LUMBER NUMBER 713 Sanford Electric Company 116 MAGNOLIA AYR. Intrrcat han , been shown hy home own* Irrw in "Operation H o m e Improvement* unseruplou* Ioperator* have entered thiw field. Throe prople lake ml* vantage of the average home* ownrr-.' lark of rxprrlenre lo line Iheir pockets, lie mire hy dealing with e-dnhlMieil local firms. PHONE 411 — A . �I Too Late To Classify Something Should Be Done To Rid Central Florida Area O f Hyacinth There aeema to b e‘ an accumulating pro­ blem coufrontlnjr one of the agencies of our State Government - h problem thnt h n s grown no biir It I* ulimftlingi’iible. Too many time* lake* mid riven* of the Central Florida area have been clo se d with hyarlntha - clogged ao had thnt water traf­ fic for email boatn, which U the largeat num­ ber represented around our wnterf routs onour streams, cornea to a standstill. Hyarlntha multiply faat and they yet from one place to another with aurh rapidity that they npi*ar often a* by aome feat of magic. Only lant weekend, l-akc Monroe and the S t Johns River waa covered from one aide to the other with the peaky plantn that be­ came ao tightly wedged thnt even a big boat found It hard to plow through them. ' Nearly 100 acre* I* aometlmea a compar­ atively amall figure, but when It comen to •hyacintha covering that much water, then the figure become* aatronomlcnl. Vet, there hyacintha float arnojvd u«|tto-.. Vated, clogging up laken and streams to the detriment of boating, fiahing recreation and the complete u»e o f the«e valued bodies of water. Kvcry onre In a great while there will crop up a decided Interest in eradicating the hyarlntha. There even exist* n deportment in the Game and Fresh Water Fish Conimhidon under the name of "hyacinth control.” Department or no deimrtment, Interest or no Intereat, the hyacinth continue* to be a pest - continues to jam streams, lakes and rlvero - continues to harass the s|*ortsman, the fisherman, the hoatsman, and the •idler. With all of the posrrihilitie.* for money ■ with which to operate, no one seems to l*e taking the lead in making the "hyacinth peat" an issue and getting right down to the job of getting rid of them. Frankly - no one I* interested in high overhead expense, neither are they Interest­ ed In high salaried Investigators, overseers, The Sanford Herald k*' P*klU«*4 Dally Race* ■*<*r4*r ••* •••4ae * Batere4 aa .a e e a i etaa* matver <vt*k*r IT. l i l t at *aa feat O ffice e f M ater*. P1*HSa unS.r the v-t of O t t r n * of March * ItT* r n t n r t a f t i m k e s tie r •** p>ihii*h*> vrsniOM HARM AN NR. rte e n llv e M lie r —RVRI.TR J Ct.'nittNO A<fv*rtt*lne M***a*r The lt*ral* la a m*m**r # f the a***r'at*4 Pr»** which I* ••title* eirle*tv*lr to th* ••• for r*euhtl>-*tin* of alt the local > * * i yrt*t*4 U thl* w*wr*p*e*r. R**r****t*S NaO aaillr hv f1er*r*t ASv*rO,l*r ■ « r « l* In*. **i o*or*U Ra.tac* n*-h IttSg AtUnla Oeorgl* ■ r n » r 'm r r if» N r a t r s By Carrier l i e per w**v o* e Me*th It at Tar** Meathe n il Meath* free fe t e IlH la ta ittit All Obit* hltuarr aottr.a. ear** e f ihtok*. r**olntle** **4 a e llr* . *r ••urtalnm the puree* enre*** « f ______ r.lit* ........... cot. far ___ fw riA * w i l l he < -harg*4 f o r a t r e e n l a r i i f r a r t l i t n a r * r * * Page -I, Tuesday, Octfiber 2.1, 1950 TODAY’ S RIBLE VERSE Anil God said let th# earth bring forth.— Genashi 1:11. God’s lova Is revealed by the magnificent treasures ha storad in tha earth. Six Inches o f soli yields our dally bread but the sen is full of hydrogen each gallon of which con­ tains power that staggers the Imagination. The bad land* of South Dakota are filled with rare enrthR of pricelesa value, the great stretch of had lands Iretween east and west Canadn we now know are fabulously rich in rare earths. e*|»erta, r.r what have you - their intereat Ilea in the mnn|»owcr and material to get into the efcreams and taken and wipe out the rooted evil that aeema to be getting the upperhand. Flah camp o|>eratora, boating enthusiasts* fiahermen. nwrtamen. and Junt plain "in­ terested citizen*" have offered their help wherever needed to eradicate the hyacinth. J Rut no one seem* to take them up on their offer. Thl* Job of hyucinth eradication need* to l>e taken hold of with n firm grip of deter­ mination to win out and put the peaky water plant out of husinern once and for all. We are not interested in “ jttlng any one l>er*on, or group of |>cople "on the *pot" no to a|ieak. It l.n fell thnt with nil of the intereat, and with all of the proponed plan* to rrente financial aid for an "eradication program", something should la* done thnt would bo worthwhile Frankly - it in the eradication of the limi-lu,inimt would pleaoe us nn»i -- and please thousand* of |>euple at (be same time PRIVACY FROM BEGINNING TO END Halloween News Of Men In Service o A our FLO R ID A want to let o ff rltrnm *t Midlovveen. Hut we do not do children a service if we allow them to trcliave thnt there are seasons of the year when responsibility vanishes, when respect for pro|rert.v is not demanded. I.et Halloween ire fun - but let’n keep it the right kind of fun. Heethcotel Either yov* come now, or when you fall and break both Use legs, don't thtak you ega come tunning ie mama.’’ “My wtf*.“ T*0Rf!4*4 one Century Club memher te an* other, “1* off * • new kkh: a diet coMteuof entirely *4 eeeonuU.” "My ggedntaar marveled the ether. "H*i M made her leee any weight T“ * allowed In finl*h hi* regular hlgh trhnol education under the War Orphan* program* A. No The law prohibit* regular high Khool training. Reluw-Col­ lege-level schooling it allowrro on­ ly when It la tpcrlaliir.l vocg-i tlonal training that will fit a •In­ dent for a vocation goal. M When I went bark on active duly, I aurrendered my permanent plan of Gl insurant* fur ra*h. *o that I would be covered br the free Ito.oon death Indemnily. Since indemnity roverage end* Derember 31, !MS. I will lo*e my coverage. I* (her* any way I can get back my permanent 01 palIcy? A. Under the law, you may oh lain a new permanent policy o? thr *ame kind and amoun* at yvmr surrendered policy—but at p ro-. miura at your present age. Or you may roinrtate your surrendered policy by paying the required re aerve and the current month's premium*. You may obtain thl* inoiranc* while in service or within 120 day* after your dis­ charge. You could arrange for Ihe Inaurance to take over when the free indemnity eaplre*. Veteran* living In Central Florda who wlih further Information about their Gl benefits should write or visit the VA office at 42 , 1 . Central Are., Orlando. LAFF-A-DAY FALL CHECK-UP KEEPS WINTER-DRAG OUT OF YOUR CAR! Specially Designed for FLORIDA'S Climate All Rghti checked) baHery tailed; Hr«t intpected; braky fluid checkedi fan byh, preitura cop, rodiotor hotv, Ihermoifot impeded; windiMyid wipyr biodyi and arms checked; o l windowt cleaned; Boor board swept out. "Dad will be right out. He haa a knot la ha* apron." ^ > aV & 20i° on an y 5 or more e f these s e rv ic e s »# # fhl• oB#r BttplfBt Dec. 1st A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost "Wot a yew*" admitted . C . F IN A R T C E [lil till'I— fore true break both the lege* Mama'* wanting you,' Te show you haw Kaeryeit aeetety haa changed, a*ye Cleveland Amery, * tttd. gtrte were Mighty eoy about ahewtag their tneteyet Uday they dM t care wbe eeee their Xeyiawl .*e • W i ly & Find out what a terrific difference a “ Between Payday ’ loan will make. ____ day* from ditchargr to get Korean Gl term (noiranre. Will my 120 day dradline *1111 apply, e v ci though the law aay a no new polic­ ies may he n*ucd afler December 31, 19V1? My 120 dava would carry me beyond that date, A. You would not have the full tm day period to obtain Korean Gl term Insurance. You would have ts apply and pay your first premium before December St. I9M1 even lliough that give* you lr«* than !}(• day* la art. Q A young man I know I* eligi­ ble for *ehooling under the Wa.Orphan* Education Program, lie’s •till In high school. Would he be __ • jL • fearA l0 palda'I tto» , .- B y UNNITT CIM — rf Editor' The 3anfoid lleritd, Stnford. Pla­ I)ear Sir The Sanford Woman* Club would Ufa to thank you for jour part in making our "'r ~»cher t Supper" a *u«-c.*t«. Stncereiy Marjor.c Carlton, Courtny Chairman. American Home Department. Bulganin Sticks Nose In Campaign H V fY R O N COffBN heard an anxioua mama In CaiikHN. ir & who had caught her ugly little ton hallway up • big oak Ire*, scre e * at him. "HealhcoM, come down from that tree, be­ •ae her abttny w • » w r Letters To The Editor Driver Training T ry a n d S to p M e , | U' ' ' ,n • «•*}"« • test wa* made In Tamp, where a voter attempted to read the ballot all the way through ami mark hi* Choke. It took fifteen minute*. Under the circumstance* unle*t a voter prepare* him*elf before rtvlt lerdre > No. * provide, for an additional Judlf, f lh(1 (-Hmjn, , Courl r ,. fori| in Duvl| ,-ounfy Editor. No - pr„ rjd„ for ,hollthln* Th. Sanford Herald, Khofl| « nd „ R„ c f .„ in g Sanf .nl, Ha their dutie* to m IukiI U>ard* Dear Editor: No. ft provide* f-r appointment Thank* for the splendid cooper* Instead o f election o f the .choc,I tion you have given u* In pub •uperintendrnt In I'inella*. Dural, lDhing our Sallic Hnrrivon D A II Sara.ou and Dade rountk*. notice*, article, and account* «l • • • No 9 would abolish the offke of our meeting* Sincerely, county .ollcltor In Dade County. III JAMES MAItl.OW gradual disarmament with con- ufftel Eitenhowcr’* Geneva tueIvie Horn Rucker. No. 10 provide* that fee* of Prcvi Relation* Chapter Driving nil automobile comes close to Actor ialrrl l*re»* New* Analv.l venllonal weapon*, later produe- reri, than with any hope or In- county officer* in Ewambla Coun­ of Sallie Harrivon Chapter l|rw m rnt. ty be paid into the general fund. WASHINGTON .r— Soviet I're- lion of nurletr weapon, would end. ,rntlon being the moat dangerous thing most of us . . . . . . . . mier Rulganm .link hiv no-r into But Ihrri* would hive to be ironever do in normal life. Vet by a curious an Atni’ri'uii eln loin campaign clad control, and ln.pect.on. from L j,« A',nl S,e’r,n‘ on , ' r’ 1 ^ paradox, most of tin have learned our driv­ ' ii v mean the end In a lbe beginning In he *ure there d P®*cd <»•*• ,hl» rountry lake the lead toward ending II bomb te*ta. ing skills by haphazard, trial-nn-ermr meth- lengthy correspondence w h i c h he no ebea'ing. Thr llusvlan* have pul their He wa* only • candidate for the ml*. Relatively few drivers have had for- • • anywhere, main rmphavi* on a ban on nu- Democratic nomination then. RulRc'itlcv. the Itiitvbin had devel­ null training. oped a habit uf breathing down clear wca|mn« They have rejerled ganin dbln'l follow Strvrnvon at It is finally coming to Is* realized that ^.llai R-evenvon'. neck Twice he all Wrvtem prn|>o*ali for control*.1 that lime with a similar pmpoaal. this is nonsense. As automobiles become followed up stevrn*on'* *uggr*The ltu<aian* and Ited Chine.e Rut on Sept. S. I9JA—when he more and more isiwerful and fnst, the deO" roding II bomb le»l» by far outnumber the United Slate* was the Democratic ran.lid.le— ntnntl for increased skill is rising according making linular proposal* him»elf in inan|>onrr. It would be to their Sievrn.on repeated hi* propoaal oa Rulgamn ha* written Prcodcnl alvantage to get thl* country the II bomb. Six day* later, Sept. Iv. IIv this we not nnlv the. mnnunl , ntenn . . , Enenhower *even letter* on dll- right off to agree on banning nu- It. Rulganin wrote another letter skills o f handling th e ca r, liul skill in ju d g e- armanirnt »inre they first met at clear weapon* in war TTiote nu- to Ei*enhower. Geneva in July 19AJ Eivcnhowrr clear wea|>nn* for tho United nient, skill in road behavior. He proposed ending ’’leat* of It Is encouraging, therefore, that liehlnd- ha* antwrred five time*, They Stale* off*et Human and Oiineaf atomic and hydrogen weapons." could never agree. manpower. Till* went further than Steven*on. the-wheel driver training la being added to Meanwhile, Ihcir representative* Thl* ti what happened with who had railed only for an end to tile curriculum In many high .schools. Till* In "the i/niteil Nation'*, on a *pc Ki'cntnwer ami Rulgamn: H bomb tr.ta, not to all atomie may bring nlrout the first generation of cial .................. to work out di* At Geneva Eisenhower alole the weapon totting. driven really trained to handle the hnrd r0,,|dn’t agree. thuw with a good will offer: •* • At the campaign wore on fliereither. fir*t »tep Inward disarmament he Iiroblents of driving. Thl* t* thr American pootion: •uggrtted the United Rtate* and en«on made hit H-bomb auggeition a main rampalfn latue. And oa Uan* up ^ ^ ta 1)00 Itutaia earhange complete infor­ Oct. IT Rulganin wrote Riirnhowmation about their military eitab- er another letter, again auggeiting lithmmt* and permit each to pbo- the big power* end atomic weap­ There’ll a lot of good nnturrd fun and tngra|4 the other’* country from on* testa. nonsense about Halloween. But unless pa­ emj to en-1 u he sure there were He alto said he under.tood thl* no military buRdupt. rent* are careful Halloween nnd the days O N P O R A T C O M was now an latue in the elrclioo It'* (|uc*liunable Eisenhower just liefore it can lie a season of mischief SAL'Ml'R. Ersnre — SiH-risli't Eisenhower replied -SANFORD ever could have made good on campaign. thnt is not always hnrmless. Property in n V* 5'hir,lr [•: quickly. Yoterday h« told Rul­ whrne wifr. t.onnie, live* at ?uk H»*. t'ungrea might never have |H Watt Pint Slraal.................... .'..Tel. H55 sometimes damaged, nnd people have suf­ W. ilili, it a mrmbrr of the permitted the Rutaiani to have ganin la effect ta mind hie own |0*e *•<•«••* Fhee*e» butinett. fered physical injury as the result o f Hal­ gaiimur Signal Depot In Eranre that much information about (hit ORLANDO*Before Bulganin’* letter arrived loween pranks. Specialist Singleton, .on of Mr. country. Hut the offer at lead 407 Weil Canlrol Avenua................ Tel. 3-6493 Elienhower had already aaid the' Tralny a renl effort Is msde by many to and Mr*. C- SmglH.m, iMrt Man- look the ItuiaUn* by lurprtM. (lea*. He**4 WS41*e) - . ll-bomb lest* couldn’t be flopped couitim* Ave, entered the Army They didn I an*wer. see that Halloween provides the kind of •leetAr M m l*M !••• t***wr foolproof guarantee* in 191* and arrive,! In Europe They Dually did on Sept. II, — without fun It ahotild without degenerating into an la*t Kel.ruary Ife i. a *<i|.pl> IM*. Hulganln wrote Ki.eo- -becau se It would give Russia aa exruse for youthful mischief. School* and apecUlbt at the depot »“ • l«U»r. lie didn’t advantage. reject the blueprint and "opea churches hold parties, nelgh!>or* poo|»orate KANSAS CITY. Mo SpeclalM *kie»’ ' prupoatl, but Juit about did in seeing thnt rider, doughnuts nnd randy Third Cla»« flaien rr I. Hittrll, He *uggr*ted inataad an interare available for continued youngsters who . . , *«>n of Mr. anil Mr* Alvin I*, national control or Inspcrtion tram com e to csll. M errhantn Wim ttserl to h ave Hnte-ll. |jike Monroe, reienlly wa* to he stationed at center point*, th eir st'ira windows! daubed w ith soap at graduate I from the Seventh Army like airports and railhead!, to H alloween now aw ard prizes to y o u n g s t e r s : Non-C o m m I * » I o a e d Dfflrer chnk against military buildup* Eornhower replied: Tbit might who decorate windows with lliiltovvren 'Academy m Munich, Germany. Kri-cialivt llittcll rnlcrcd the he all right, if Rulgamn anep rd nw.,| , . , Army in Sept. I9.V4 and completed hi* plana. And »o it went. Letter It is s hit hnrd for those of its who re- |iai|( training at JVrt (.ronard after letter. Rulganin may have member the pranks of our own youth to Ire Wood. Mo. 11c i« a I9H graduata been doing hit letter writing more for world gooJ will, and to too self-righteous nlrout the youngsters who of Sanford High School. V e te r a n s C o rn e r Here are authoritative nniwer* from the Veteran* Admlniitration t« four queitlona ef inlerr.t to former .enriremen and their famillet: W I'm planning lo tell the home I bought with a Gl loan. If the buyer takea over my loan, do remain iiablt in rate he default* and th* loan la forerl-ved? A. Not necessarily. Under a new law, you may be relieved of lit hility if the buyer lake* nvrr your loan. II* mutt aa*um# loll liability on th* lean; VA mu*t approve hi* credit; and the loan mud be cur­ rent. Q. I urvieraland that I have 120 By R l’ SflKI.L K AT ' election (lay with authentic infnr While the average voter think' (nation a* to what each amendment of the coming election at an op­ meant he will find himtelf in a portunity to expretf hit choir* for touch apot. President and a number of letter It would take a book to fully office candidate* an<] hat probably •(plain all iht amen rndmenti to that already made up hit mind, few are the man on the street could und­ prepared to rait an Intelligant (•al­ erstand them but briefly Amend­ lot on the II amendmenta he> ment No. 1 provide* for the rewill find on the ballot. vliion o f our Judicial *y>tetu av recommended by the Judicial CounConstitutional amendment! Boy mint voter*. True, they have *11 «nd approved by the State Rar all been published at the law re- Aavoelstlon. quire*. hut they might ju«t a* well No. 2 provide* foi home rule in be printed In Chinese a* far a* Dade County. Thl* I* a local m»*t folk* ore concerned. l-eiial amendment and I* drtind by D«de language with Ita trick wording i* County but rrqulrr* ttttewide apto far over the head of the aver- pmval. Governor Collin* call* It tge tovereign rittien that he very progTv*«lve •rep." h nn ‘t the tllghteit Idea what they S o , h>, dfl(.tH from tK, tre all about to over the year, he No 4 provWr. f „ r ,l ha* formed the habit of parsing |eg|«|ature to rail Itself Into treethem up entirely or voting "no ja| 10 i ] 1 lu,t oU* of *pde No. 5 rhange* apportionment of The law allow, a voterfire minthr lnd Son. „ . 11 t^jteni* and l>oardt for municipal, county and »tate employe* and of­ ficer^ not elected by the people or appointed by the (iovenior. No. 12 permit* thr legblature to provide for trial by Jury for civil *uit* In any PtneUa# County with « population of over m. 000 and would allow Jury trial# In St. Petersburg a* well a* l'« Clearwater. < & A N EO RD I. BANK * < * “ •* m m L i i n r r loan Member FDIC dett . 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Any or.v n_____ ceri arnica ia In* red to y n li cla*» Oct ir .... Lake Mor> Home Dcmonitration Club vRI nirvl 10:*i a. in. at toe Community Building. Demonviration will be CieanmC the sewing machine. i Art Cla*» will meet at Semi­ , nole High School at 7;00 p. m. ! Anyone intcrrdrd in arl ia in* viled to join thi* cla*t. Oct. Jfi— Home Pcinonstrutiou County Council will have a bako and plant *»!e on First Street tn front of Sear* *tore. t» nn a. m. Oct. I*— tilrl*' t II County tijJ. i— 'mmril will meet at Ihe Council IN till: H IM EBLJiit K ROOM ofS tm li o a 'Hut vial H • pitel aie *h> wn a>mi of the ladli* who *p»ik (enter, .01 K 2ith St. at 9 :0 . the Iti , >(al Auslllniy org.nl JI n l r> me. left to 'ig "t, Mr*. M. L. Ital’orn, Mi< J >hn Sohiraid, a. m. All club officer* and lead­ Mr* A. U Epp* b'r., i v‘ .di-nt of tie Auxiliary, Mr*. W D. Atlaio. and Mr*. It. N, Ilia.kvvrldrr. er* are invite I for thl* mreting. O dder* will be elected, refresh★ ★ ★ W i l c r m ^ /* k n n l P T A ment> will tie served by the Hume *• H S U I I J C I I U U I r - I M iifiurinitration Council, ny VIRGINIA CONN Mr*. Lydia Parker and Mr and ti. Pinky Wallace. Dot Mann. Mr*. Wala-ka were the gucm of Thelma Mar Murray, and N.nry Walt and Beryl Swm*on at urn- Biclauski. Bit* Bauer anti Joarna nrr Thursday evening. Mr. and England wrrr unable to attind. !)) M \RI\N R. JONES I—» fund that could hr In good u»r Mr* Falaska are vinling Jim HATTL' had a tamilyr picnic at OVIEDO—The mrmber* of the for our community In c i» r the or- and Betty Guy. Mr*. Parker i* Hie Lemon Bluff fithir.3 ramp faculty of the Oviedo School were radon should arDe. Thl» brought well known to friend* of her *on Sunday afternoon. Nearly all the again the guest* of honor Friday the hearty approval nf the a*trm Jim Parker, and hi* wife l»ui*e. officer*, their wnc* and children rirniiig when the member^ of the bled sue*t*. Sic it *pcndtng *cveral month* appeared to eat lobv.er amt hot |hc „ |IB, Tjxre O\edo Woman'* Club entertained How to gel itarted* That wa* with them in their home on Last rt0i!, w„ h with a supper at the Memorial answered with the idea that the Mary, and will return to Mime*- wa* watmkung and swimming. building honoring them and the Oviedo Woinan’ i Club take the tn- iPPl *n December. AI*o tneludcd perhap* the !a*l of the season. huihandi of the club member*. Illative, a* It had had many year* in the party were the Guys and Verne Mounlcittle and Harry Griffin made the arrangements, Mr*. Jotcph Leinhart and Mr*. of experience in thl* field o f work, Parktr*. Friday night the H. 0 Q wa* and it w «. mo»? successful, Bt'.eorie Morgan portrayed the »pl* by calling together the various P lu, s j ohn l>00,py n ,lh rtt of Halloween in their decora­ organization* to ditcu** the l**ue. the scene „ f two partir. One was other* 'fr o m tion Khrmc, u*ing lighted pump­ If they were in favor, to pick a the .leak dinner for the rnemb-r. Slonfi (m, kin lnter»per»ed with sprig* of or­ representative from each organiza­ of the Brownlee Bible Clai* of -he VA|| j lr (, b, . k ft0It) ,b f,r ,, j ange flower*. Die witches and tion, Including one from each K n t Prcbyterian thurch. Earn mfn( )0 th(, Mf(J Thr). , rP , limeJ pcr*nn brought hi* own steak and . n,j ]fJ>n ,/|fr (jVr month* *nd hobgoblin* were saving their ap­ church, tn form a board. ,0 bf baik hornr pearance for Halloween. Many t|ue*tion* were heard from cooked it to perfc.tion over the mi, hly Mr* Don I’ lrey, prrtldent of the those In the Memorial building and ruall It) thr b jih n u c pit*. Ho«l» Dili ind Bo>d Wrbrr rnlntuin Oviedo Woman's Club, had de*i|n- ably an«wered by »omeone pres­ utre 1’ip i. anil Mr%. Hobert J**k•on. Mr*. E J. Mill*. Ledr and ,'< l • {t * fnrnd* toT Sun ated certain patent* to be re»pon- ent The Reverend Carlton thanked « » • .*« Hiltacr. and' Ledr. ..ad '}*’ Hie Parker.. S «in v n* *ib!e for the greeting of th«* irarhand Conn* ale heartily of baibe _rr* at the door, to Introduce ihrm both participant* for their part on Mr*. Lew Millup*. . . Other* Us home lening to the inspiring talk givta c'upl chicken, an I o n e the program, saying that they hid ®and make them welcome So many ,»» ire being bv Chaplain Arnold were Cdr and •f the Woman's Cluh memb.r* do been sport* enough to take each planned for the Weber* who have not belong to the P TA and are •ide nf the i**ue, regard lest of Mr*. 0 B. Gray. CJr Tom \n- been in Sanford fur thru- year*, drew*, Mr. and Mr* W. II IV icnot familiar wth the member* of which side they might be in sym­ boldt. Mr and Mr* Dirk Aiken and have friend* galore among _ ____ the faculty that thl* wa* an Ideal pathy with i " LJ both Nav y and iivilian* Mr ' A dl*piaT'sii""frint]* innwrd that ""arrangement. The wivr* nf vAH T called f.re Mr*. Roy Wright J r . Mr and Many group* wrra gathered ar- the majonly favored the (fnited tchrn Halt the other ,light and mind enjoying the ca*ual Conver­ Dri*e. The grrateit uue*tion wa* Mr* AI Ca»e. Mr. and Mr* Char­ irpoi* that >hr I* well nnd rvp*»:» sation when Mr* llrey interrupt­ that some might not be able to les Bonr, Lt. and Mrs Howard to return tn Sin ford the end of It* M U t l W It. JUNES A tnik bv Cecil Tucker, (.ounty give a large aim at one time, Wcigle, Mr. ami Mr*. R T. Mil ed with the •‘•upper call " OVIEDO Some former Ovicd- Agent, on .11 work for boy. anl wee, Rev and Mr,. A. G. Melania. {° r * " * ■»*»«■ 4C ' rl; Of eour*e. thi* wa* not an un- whereat they could gur »ma!l do« ... a , ehen wiote to me. and a»ked Inat F.om reception to repotting- oan*. Mr. and Mr* Bill S-a a rartiwn entitled “ llowr To Catch isel-omt* idea, coniidering the look* nation* at vaiimi* time*. Thi* wa* Mr ar.d Mr*. R L. Sloan, Mr. I thank the many kind fronds ... elit ve'lvitn * of the Mo- *r**t and nm, Billy, of Umeport, told were highlight* of a rcof the foot dl*p!ayrd on the table brought up by Mr* Rjrnctt in her and Mr», Harvey Hale. I^dr. and who helped wi much during Ihr ih -----1 .............. Penn., have been the guest. *.( centP TA meeting of Wilton —which diiappeared very fs*t af talk. Mt*. l-ee Hamrick, Mr. and Mr* tragedv. Skr may be un*i*-■ to men* Auxiliary ol Seminole le their vm in-iavr and daughter. Mr. School in Paula. ter Ihf seventy odd member* and T eacher* pre*rt;t for the oc* Hairy Weir. Mr. and Mr* Joe write to eaeh an. every one, but morlal ho*pil«l... i . , , gue*t* had partaken of it rasion Included MI*v Dorothy nice. Garrett, Mr. anl Mr* Thomra your present* and sympa’ hy v.a* Ml* A. " Epp* Sr prexi-lenl * , 1 1 0,1 i* ,l 1*** ‘*et' Mr*. Roy K Welsrnbarger wa* veeond grade teirher Vtr* Wal Freeman, Mr*. Cliarle« Arnold, Tucker, who talked to Ihove deeply felt and will always be nf the leiently formed organza "* , , , , ... . . chairman of the Civic Committee ter / Teague, third grade teach- Mi- Ruth Warner. Mr. and M*. rcmenibcicd ,.U M ha, h j, u |, .. •el, in. '■ «*** » . might) " " h the lion idea Ih. following inniigmv nice talking with ••*■•■■• — ........... in charge of all arrangement*, and er; Mr* James Partin, fourth Shann<tn Winn, Mr. and Mr*, NOTICE Thr v *: Hive* w .v r. formation ,...... ... .. so thati t „ i.h.- mil forming ' a III t tub for N *t. S »H Wra. v'•■•■ Mr* ' : - 1 Bill, BtH* when *he *h*‘ camj hlra J,lr* "of f r.'.’rnI,n* they did a " bang-up"’ Job, io<>. grade tracher: Mr*. W II lirNha Warren Adam*, Mr art-1 Mr*. Bridge * luh will be hc-d *• tin* be tnformnl of the xolmticet work -round to g u a .--d ftieiid*. Many '}0>' in Hat* off in Mr* Lynn Mo*lrr, Mr* io. fifth gradr teacher Mr* Janie* Jack Ariiutiung. Dr and Mr*. i," ‘' " ,l1 ^member the go*.I tcod After the showing o' the Wall B. U. *J t liar day Oct Jo. a: ,|one bv lir auxiliary. George Morgan. Mr* Jo»enh l<*in- Merrill Staley: Ml** Loi* Ruddell: Vann Parker, Mr art) Mr*, t'liftt:iw a m Mr* J v l.rrr* will be T m Aurik *c ,-t ’ e * .vu.ar* * .u '* tu , l f ' r *n U‘c r ’ rllK’n *ni1 *•» roniptclhart. Mt** Esther Bei*tel. Mr* R. L Rlankcn»hlp; Mr* M B f-ud McKibbin, Mm. Frrd Gana*. , . , l. , ..................... hetaurant. She wa* then Mr*, mn of plan* for the Hallowe'en Alex Leinhart. and Mr*. R. F. j Smith; MU* Kathryn Wyatt anil Mi*. Jan Wray. Mr*. I> W Link ,!' '* ‘ , , * lUlph St«Ir>. She luntlnued with t*aivu%al. thr mrctmi a h jmJ pat-rn . . r * .c e luivon lMlwv.n p . ^ ^ |ulph.f ^ Jou, nfJ King, thr member* nf Mary'* Prnfevior (Cnarh) Paul Mikler, at! er. Mi*» Kathryn Bruwn, ana Mr trenl and ho*pital and fund rai* r\lr*. Roy i WcHcnbarger'* com- high school teacher*, and W If and Mr*. Arthur DeYoung, a long tunc, finally marrying D i l i ------------------------ — ing to further hospital efficiency. mittre DeShazo. principal: al*o Mis* Car Frird shrimp was «rrvcd to . r -I ih* « 'd moving away lu Pcmuylvanla. ,, , . The next maj.-r goal id me . Von II nectl abouf tinea tableThe program that followed wa* olyi> Afidrr»«n. mu*lc teacher, anil iho»e whn gathered hi tr-r* B d t) . ^ *.. auxiliary i* the pur.tn.-.ot an •'■** * * * * • “° k * . ,I, J *> af ' r; »p.x.nx of fat in which In hn.wn a very entertaining one. The Rev- profe*»or Michael Fi*hvr, band for Happy Hour, the game nipt,', Mr. and Mi> R \. Cobb 10- oithojM-di. oiverotlns table ( >r ire ‘ ' . f. *7 *hl? “ » ln j‘ , fiwir (vound rolle.1 beef rot errnd George C. Carlton, who in- director. Sicn among the c o r d were trnduecd the participant* in Itu* K*cnrt* included: Mr.* Rice, l.ouDr and Jim Parker Jane an I turnel Saturday from Newark N ho>pi'al. Iht* will be indultd n *,IP bad bein away for fourteen i affair, explained Ike issue It dealt mother of Ml** Rice, Walter A John Miller. Dixtie and John King Y., where tiry have been »;Hiid- |!,e'bcnc(il« from "Hi Fever I ol )eai» lies," » vainly extravaganza lit turning to Ovic.io Saturday with the United Drive again*! the Teague: Jamc* Partin: W II. lie Skip and. Ernie Horrd. Will md ,,,S lh* *>iM ,n " m" " 'h4 now in the planning stage were Mr. and Mra. Ben II Jonri Shazo a* the hu»band o f the fiflh Beryl sA-inton, Pat and Dave Singular Drive* i Friend* of Mr*. Mabel A. Brown Since ih * organization •» nm- and little daughter, Mary Jatulte, A A. Ttycr*. gemeral manager gradr teacher am! a* principal; Todd. BePy and Charles MacBr.d k o f H heeler Fertilizer Company, Jam.** Merritt Staley: Mr*. R L. ‘ nie, Walt and Pat Ruht rv'a n d w''* |,r s1*'' 1,1 ,l'arn ‘ be i* doing profit and charitable, finance» and Mr ami Mr*. H C. Parker. afu'r undergoing surgery in are » prime factor .n d* make- |l,e-c had the pleasure of a *e®ga*r the pm* and con* for the Dlankemhip: M. R Smith; Mr* Jran Fltton and Bill llarii.ttn-i _ Jackionvdte tmmbmmmmLitm* S*B»ll»le Mcnu.rialH'.'pilal. Up. Mi> F. E. RountttUl, cti.ur r„n l varalion trip, thi* time (0 t nited Drive while Mr* Oreon Paul Mikler; ami Mr*. Michael here from VAIN in Ilian of that committee report* North Carolina. They had had an Burnett, a long time Woman'* Club Filher The monthly luncheon of |he F'riend* of Mrs R p Cirri that morr than *t.t-■*» ha* Wen earlier tnp In Yellowstone Namember and a r»*t president of uomen » Golf A-*oelalioti will hr luma I Park, This lime they wc.e Ihr organization, gave »omr interhrtd Hednesdny at the loin'ry •haw will hedel ig Med to learn raned thl* year The money-making ic'ivitk* areoinparued a* far a* Valdua'.a, r-ting f|ue*tlon» that might arise Cluh, Reservation* have heen that »be j* improving af;cr a have included ,-hnnt> race* at the by lien * mother, Mr* Roby for ili*cu*>ion against It. made fur you, *o if you du NOT lengthy dine**. Sanford Orlando Krunrl Club, an l . Juiirs. Msec* quoted *ta!i*tic* on the wi*h to come p!ea*e rail Louise Easter danre and a hath- - ae auicessful Orlando United Drive, Parker at 239* M. and e.n.ct a very Intrrealing talk indeed. Mr* Burnett said hi* argument* *tV For the third consecutive year Ahad been *o impreisive she may a ttudent of Seminole high trhnhl, * a « well *11 down. In spile of the and more particularly. Mr* W R fact that *l e wa* pinch hitting for Wray'* history da**, ha* won the Jame* Pear*..!! al the la at mom­ •late m a y coolest sponsored by ent. *hr had a good U*t of de- the United Daughters of the Con­ shower were Lnu Johnson and Dot Springs, Ark , when, they ford grocery »torea. Tld* committer wa* re*pon ible urr‘ batub e quetliona f«*r li.e singular federacy. Terry Price. S-durds? m >rnlng have hem spending the pad in * large pari for thr Hollrr Drives including What would be J. It Stone of Grneva. wilh hi* Thr honoreer were Olivia Slin- month, Minor mnipany'* gift » f a *t.s Broiled canned peaclin, to he the iO’ ! ..f »am. ’ What would we essay entitled ’ The Part Ihe mOMt arid Mary Heath, who are Usui wagon for auxd .irv u*e do Dili" I another oceaston ari»e Ameriran Indian Playrd in ttn- , experllng Christma* nahle* Tt,e served wlib meal or |a>ullry, look htl.-nd* -<f Arthur Hatch* r J i (In duly 12 hour, <ln.lv thruu h fui fund- alter we had given our War Betweenthe Stales" took j table wa* tH-aiitifully dceora'ed " b o « ■ » Inyured in anav. idi-rit „ u( iln- week an nieml.-ei of the i-sprclally pretty wtien tlieir cav­ sum lor the t'idled Drive, one that top honor* in th** *tate contest, with a blue cake on one end and Listweek will t«- pleased to rr«rp:i»n rommdiee, healed ly il ic* an- garnished with *png* vvi v * i lil like to contribute to Ihi* year end was awarded a j a pink on the other Pink hibiscus b-arn that he is improving, thouuh It. N. Bl irkwehbr 11n «f parsley or watenrrs* Add the •v.ry much? Last but not lea*l of cheek for len dollar* from the with maroon renter* also gtaretl hi* condition l« •tIII »eiif.u* ID Mi*. Pr<, garnish, of ruur*e, when the greet* and dire, I. all v:»it " t l .( e. "Uhv ChanrrT'' She said U D C. state headquarter* thi* Ihr table, tiirrotinding a pink I* at Mrmoiial Hospital in Holly- „ r, 1(1 J. the hospital ffnin their i<eaclie» rome out of the broiler. or* tin* wa* a qurslion of Importance morning in chapel ext-rrl«ev at »tufk, Coffee, cake anl I)im*h wood. desk III the main tohvy Delivering in Oviedo Seminole High School Mr* M cookie* were served l<> the guest*. flower* an'1 pcnonal m*- «jgi-• Myer* had ahead* hrnught out It. Strirk'and made the pre*c-filj- v*hu brought many lovely and useMi»* Aliie Proven, who attend* a* », ttlq| B % rvmning T" " ,,u "> egg* in rookie dough well ~ a* roiinuig ertand. c-riand* ant .ml that voiun'eir worker* would lw lhm ful gift*. Those watching Olivia the University nf Miami, »*• maintaining the Family Boom I f n,J> fa k e it lough unless there i -.0 Lr thr l.'nilrd Drive, eliin Thl* brilliant tentor also won and M«ry rqsen their loot wrrr home ovn the weekend vUltinc•cotifi-ri-nres, «re seivice* of thu i* a rorrespondlng amount of fat inatinc a high operating covi for the American History award la*t Mary Libby, Marilyn Fnrrrtt. her parent*, Mr, and Mr Paul group ad led. »>.rli a drive. scar fur the highest average in Ruth Noivella, nelly Guy, and Brown She wa* arcompamed to |l„hy «ming with ondi-ra He had suggested that In ad the Seminole High School*, which hrr mat her, Mr. ................... . , „ . -w’oi.ooic m «o ocnoors wmen hrr mother, Mr. Fati.ka, Ida Sanford by Ml-- J-anne Mom# .ml Im, 1* a........ . llrirt m l Hunt to vary lho*r froien ildinn to M utual Cancer, award wa* preceded to him by ' Radtkr, Joan Welgelf, Jeanette «1i9 « f |h i. city, and MU* NoncyU*t of dutie. pert ■ dI and many other fun !-, including the president o f the Dr Culpepper. Katie Cummins. Kay s n*«:h o f Coral Gnldr*. who spent women who have piled up a lino-1 breaded fnh ttirks? Thaw them and wrap them in pa*try squares; s ^ u li ami (.irl .Scoutf, that \err Howard t hai>trr United Dw)fr, I) .ro'hey Hauler, ftmty the weekend •• hoa-ig .i-t of •; last yulj hour* *u.e tie h-*pdrl< hmerccncy Home Fund Daughter* of the Confederacy. ‘ brush the pastry with heavy LJIlfbor, Jane Milner, Ruth Spar- y in i Moore's. ofvcnlng In I'chruary The hnepdalltyr tod iunsmoe cream snd bake In a ho* o*en. t-iimmillee, stunted hy Mr* 11 It Crumley, doe* juil what t:* for patient. All bo.k* used ip I'nfur implies Ihls group ha* Die* ' arlivdte* are talnloged otitribuled **vi hour*, cheer.ng up 'helved and tervhel by this patirrd anl eanog fi-r the ho* group. United Drive Against Singular Drive >ls Issue At Supper Honoring Faculty Hospital Auxiliary Begins Planning 'Hi Fever Follies' O v ie d o Hears Tu cker T a l k • (p G A A n n a h Buy 1 J. B. Slone Wins UDC Essay Contest Polo Member* of the 4 H Roy*' e!uh» will meet with ihr agent, Mr. Tu.krr at the Coutt lloute. I It Club radio program over station HI KB at 11:35 ». in. wiu be in charge of the 4-H County Council. D*t 30—County agent, Cecil Tuckrr. and Home Demon.tration „ f „, M, „ M)rllp Wi,Mn wi!, attend an Electric Training meet­ ing for agent* and adult leader* in thi* District at Florida P o n t0ff|r t fn Winter Park Meeting to , Urt „ 9 m m. Ceramic* ela»* will meet at Seminole High School at ?:C0 p. m. Those mtcrestrJ In reram.ca are invited to alleml thi* rlaaa. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON PAGE EIGHT av<‘ Norman i I pitat's polled plant* \ mark and gift bar prislel utv'lrr 'be «uprrvii!ii r-l Mr* M I, IIilium, scrv»* pa si, *, lot slid hnvpiltil pets', met A .mall nuitnlc .mu of >hi *. r ha* rnrntly been addnl to ir l hospital', facilllli t Itiitil. Ihr rffuil* nf this commd > t'uriain* for the ' ..only lio*nn and nurseries, a* well at hull Ir.-ii O r t . 23 iif surgical ant dietary Inwel* Eiizatreth Ann Sweeney pillow ,*.e* and draiw sheet, Czcamed ham ant chukcfi is wire made by the aewing rom delirious scivcd over split squaies liiltlrc under the Icadrf-hlp „| o f conibicJil. If yun need to N|r* Marten A lams Thr library commillrr, rllrvrt strolrh tbr satire, add haul look ­ id ti) Mi* It ( (lake, m.mtaint ed <2.' or mushiooms to it. j a doctor s' libra ly and tsoiig call Happy Birthday H ELP W A N T E D MALE or FEMALE MRS. DON ( U n . P H R . I D m T of the Oviedo Woman. Club (Irftl ehat. with m tinlar. c f th. panel v hteh d 'cuamd a United hund Drive at the 0\ U Friday night meeting Re,. George c . r.tit.m . put«i ,d the Oviedo Methwlht Church w /; mot .rator, Mr*. Oie*»n Burnett, pa.t pre.ident of the u Ht , and A \ Myers, t.rneral Manager of H heeler Fcrtiliirr To. di*eii*.(1| ihr j„u e ( h u f f 1'hoto) Ghosts, Goblins To Visit Paolo Saturday Night Toerr will be witches, spook* js-d rfoblin* aplenty in I’aola when the U'llvon School hold* it* an-i rual Hallowe'en Carnival thrre •Zv unlay night, itarling al S ;30 lit. F r thote who fe* 1 the aangv of "mortal'* hunger thcic a ill be refre.hmrnt ttanJ* serving hot dog*, hamhur;*r agramble •,.'d bur.*, cold dflsh: 5.id coffee. To provide entertainment for Ihese blithe spirit* and an that Ihey will feel right at home, there is to be a sponkho’iie, a* well at dart games, a fi*h pond, grab bag, fortune telling, rake walk, country ilore. and a movie, with prize* for the most original, the prettiest, and the funniest cos­ tume*. A gala night i* promised for all who ward In do something differ­ ent fsiturday night. STATE FARM Mutual • VAN M l * <A? TO work in Sanford’s newest self service BUROKU KINO drive in. The Auxiliary D p<*»«iht*- rvolv through il,r colon err rffnrla nf *B B» member* thr "Follies' will be a surrcrt tKrouszh fiurll oiannmg and ‘*urk by the memIwr* They feel it Is a privilege f work for (hr hospital acd Santoi 'I and hope Ihr inwntpeoplr ill aim fed it i* a privilege to help and rnes.urage wpli ronfj. d 'ore aft 1 generous support. •what is thi: uoiitii or anytiii.m; iii i i on tiik lla|i|iinr.ww i* Imril to pon-e jf. fur lung wil limit gmn| lirallh , M il hin reeriit v ear* seienlitltt have p erreeted vilam inn that ran arid greatly tn y ou r cunt inuni* gnuil health. K a p rrU ad vice in needed In neleel the p articu lar fur* mu hie that will help you m irtl. V m r plixsirian ta Ihr best autlmrily lo runMill, A pham iarv i*. the ■*afe*1 place In n ldain v i­ ta m int. Restaurant experience not necessary sS A N F O B I) P IIO N K | Ilf! hut helpful. Oood starting salary z\pp!y 2100 Elm z\ve. 10:00 a. m.— 12:00 noon. 3:00 p. m.—5:00 p. m. fjjjs k by !lll« w HAPI'I.NKsSS IT WILL IIBINIi" iMtvssnet i u y i m ; i. PH YOU KGI*. S e n d e e In our M ot Iit. M rich lildg, Norge Seagull TO U C H TO N DRUG CO . <W. Ut A lip illi 't w u H . i tr PtrklMM Ittl C ssrrtilt t l l l l I.Ike having 2 jnekei* for the price of I, And what jacketr they arc! One aide ia auft, warm. Princeton-knit flecco accented with nweeping Arctic stripe*. Wear it the next day on rcxcrao side . . . smooth nylon Broad­ cloth in contra*ting tolar*, l-'n.ihlon right . . yet really nigged too. Anti its completely wa*h nntl wear. S u m 3G - -Ifl 25.00 �r- 19-Year-0!d Miami Girl Homecoming Queen At UolF THE SANPOftD HERALD P w 6, Tjya^ Oct. 23, 1056 Hanford Seminole head mentor BUI FUminf and Ms assistants Bud I.ayrr and Dave l-aude bepsn the p rom * of picking up the piece* and trying to reform a ball dub to face Winter Park Friday night. Winter Park made It four vietorlra In a row over the weekend by dropping Boone of Orlando This throws the Parkers in (he ■potligld of Central Florida foot­ Dr. A. W. Epps J r , program ball power and mkaes It looft like chairman of the Semlnolea Chiefs • close three-way battle for the Club yesterday announced that Orange Belt Conference champion­ the regular bi-monthly mretlng of ship. The other two are Cocoa am) (he organisation wUI be held to­ Melbourne. night Jt 7:10 In the Plnecreit Winter Park has the biggest School Auditorium. and perhaps most capablo Une In Three very Important events the conference, and the Sanford are tr*-ed:tled to take place that Semlnolea will havt more action should be responsible far a large through the line this deck than tumouL they've had all season. D.m MrAIIHcr, sports Director <J|’ AUTKHHA( K lltllt JOHNSON picks up eight yards arourd right end during tha first half of Melrjie odds, after . m if -cs*- day'j -j W .T nQ- TV. wllHte. thf G v ^ f l ' V-HHs. c f 1* - F -'la y ITteFC ~A'spit ijmr* .1.. k- l.knk-B* .V. ,. lar- is Ilcr.x's jlssat - ( ?■!},—This is iwhorti,' look aTmorf InsurnioiIM-' --ca l"* s' t ittshpi meet1- " Or.’ the play where Johnson first re Injured hi* leg. Lnter in the game be hiirl U'again'.TPbOto By Jaiiivroti) a'.Ic f .r C o eSmln-Icj. T'.s bat­ F.ppa, in diicla inv I'te a.' Ije* tered squad has a growing list of ment of McAllister as guest Incapacitating injuries, and minor speaker, said, "his talk will be Injuries are alio showing consid­ o f interest to our organisation." erable hindrance. The film of the University of On the bench yesterday were Florida football game will be an­ T o u Brown, Murray Nance, Jack other of the features on the agen­ Blotsky, Bob Johnson, Brantley da for the night. Bchlrard, David Stanley, and A1 The complete report on the pro­ Stanley is at)U In bed. gress of the Junior high football "Things look pretty gloomy project committee is eaperlrd to right now," Fleming said, "but bo given by W. W Tyre, chair­ we’ll lie able to salvage some­ man o f Ihe committee, ami the thing out of the Jumblr, and young final stages of discussion and bodies can heal fast, you know." planning Is rxrecleil to lake place. Juhn Sfhlrsrd J r , commenllng on McAllister’* appearance |i* Bosseler Continues As UofM's 1 Man Offensive Show C O R A L C A B L E T — Capt. Pan B onder aonllnucs to be a one man offensive show for the University of Miami Iturrieanes as far aa their ground game goes— but If the Hurricanei don't gel mileage out nf their hatfoseks pretty soon, Miami will find lla airing ot game* without a defeat g o-o with lh“ wind. Every Pame played thus far bat found B onder as Ihe leading ground gainer—and only John Bookman and Claude Casey among tfco halfbacks hare come up with as many a* 11 yard* In a game. That'a good running for a halfta -k —on one play, not one game, Roneler, mi-inwhite, has kept Miami going by boring through Inrreaslnaly massed f o r w a r d walls. Against Smith Carolina *" accounted for >7 yank, against Boston College, U and the big MaryLnd line yielded 42 yards in 11 thrusts. Against Georgia last week, he roll.<1 for 72 yards, wltlrh fives him a lotal of 2M yards for ihe year Miaml'a top halfback ha* picked up M yard* till* sea­ son All season long, the best half­ bark run hat rhalked up II yards for the Miami cause. Bosseler has plrkrd up 2f yards in one bunt, am! In the Georgia game, was the only Hurricane to go be­ yond .even yards on one run. Coarh Andy Gustafson It bear­ ing down this week on hla offense as never before, trying to get the halfback* to rover Ihe yardage expected, and needed. With mighty Texaa Christian to be met in Ft. Worth .Saturday night, the Hur­ ricane* fare their s tlffo l lest nt the >ear—and perhaps of several years. T. C. U. I* rapahle nf scoring three touchdowns on any team— last year Miami limited Notre Dame and Georgia Tech to two TD* aplere but Texai Christian came up with three score* to turn bark Ihe Hurricanes—last time Mi­ ami h n lost a ball fam e. This year, T (U has nearly 90% o f its 1W5 men bark In harnesi plus trvi-ral standouts who were not In competition then. Miami lost mo.t of Ils starters and Iho anphomore* who replaced them are still In the 'highly promising' stage. The team hasn't Jelled yet— ami it must d-s that quickly or Mi­ ami, which hat gone nine t:times without losing can’t make that boast much longer. Among th* player* new Chi-ago Club manager Bob Shrfflng wUI have In spring training In 1957 are Gtna Fodgs-, Bob S pok e and Jim Bntger. They played for him at Loi Angeles last season. Don L a m a , who pitched a perfort game for the Yankee* In the World Series, allowed three home runs In Washing In the season's opener there lu t spring, lie wun the gam*. Thil It the first year the IJueen hat lieen announced prior to the famrd Gator Growl, held the open­ ing nlirht of the wee’- erd honoring alumni. The pretty blue-eyed blonde ivlll be crowned a* a finale to the Gator Growl Nov. 2. flhe will reign over Homecoming fettlviliet, and will lie fcatirrd In the fun-filled narade r>o Saturday, Nov. X She It the daughter of David Potler, of U Madlton Street. SW, Wn ihington, n. C „ and vras selectrd from five flnalltU by a panel cf Judge* A tophomore In the Univ­ ersity College, she w it sponsored .In the rontrit by PI Kappa Alpha ■ — With her court, she will be fea­ tured in the parade, Florida llloe Key smoker, Trianon ladies’ lunquet, and the Saturday football activities. SMORGASBORD OFFENSE SALT LAKE CITY (A P i-T h e University of Utah Redskin* have what Is being railed a "smorgas­ bord offence." The name was de­ rived from Coach Jack Curtice'* explanation ef giving Utah’s op­ ponents "a Tittle bit of every­ thing " The loam rum, passes and literals. I'KETTY CIIAIILOTTF. ANNE I’ OTI.KIt, of Miami, will reign j * (Jueen over Homecoming festivities at the U-l " a Nov. 2 and a. A sophomore in the University iolK-ge, sbr w-i* »P’ nsoivd in the runlet by I’l Kappa Alpha traier.iily. IL t WIN’S IN' A BREEZE At Lang, Florida's good will am­ bassador to major Irsgue baseRIVERSIDE, Calif. 'JR — Ronnie hall, say* 7t (Pams from organised Preston, 17-ycar-oId freshman at Instructs trained In Florida la ft he University of California, had spring. Ha said It was th* highest little trouble winning th* Riverside number In history. Count) -matcur golf crow 54-holr score of 217 bolter than the by Lt. Col BIH Mar Kelley. game*," said Campy. "Hogwaih! Take Yogi out o f there and It's no contrst." Performance-proved In a history-making tost on the ALCAN Highway to Alaska TUe /I feati Highway is the nod when trucks grow old btjoro llicir time. Tlie road where gravel endlessly sledgehammers the Lie out of trucks. Where a fog of superfine dust chokes engine*, and vicious ruta subject chunk to months of wear in a few hundred mile*. Six new '57 Chevrolet trucks, representing light-, medlumand heavy-duty models ami heavily loaded with cargo, roared north from Daw von Creek. B. C„ through 1,520 miles ol moun­ tains and mire, rain and hail to Fairbanks, Alaska. Running sruund the clock, they made this tortuous trip-normally a 72-hour run-in less than -15 hours. 'Ihe Fleet made normal stop* along ihe wav. and maintained safe urn! legal speeds. As a special lest during the run, two of the trucks went ihe entire distance without once having their engines stopped! It's all down |g tha AAA record book. And marc besides! Never before has a new truck been ao thoroughly proved. Come in and ace bow well these new Alcan champs measure up to Coach Says Good Guys Do Succeed SAN F RANH SCO l * - Rabe Pinrlli spent It years umpiring in the National league and says if be learned anything it'a this: "Th* good fuya do succeed. Ji's Ihe .210 sisters and the scatterarms that beef and give the um­ pires the most trouble." Speaking In the comparative luxury and security o f hla retire­ ment. the fll-yefer-old grandfatver listed an all-star lineup o f nice guys who were and are star play­ ers. His list lorludrs Sian Musisl, Carl Hubbell, WilUe Slays, Billy Merman, Paul Wangr, Starry Ma­ rlon. Ted Klusiewski, E r n i e Banka, Gabby Hartnett and Stan Mack. Maybe they got that bad rail, FlnelH said, but they look it without a* much a* a scowl. OA I N K S V I M , E Nine­ teen-year-oil Charlotte Anne I'olIrr. o f AIM VW -nth A v r . Miami, hta Keen named Hommimlne Queen at the University of Florida and wIII reign over frotlrith'l Nov, * and 3, your job. FIRST W ITH YMC MOST MOOCJtN FEBTVMSf Nave 711-cvUc-inck feikmotiar VS delivers ISO MgMoreue her**newer. Standard In Series S000, 7000 and #000, ephenol In Series 4000 at extra test. Horsepower ranges up fn 310 In Chevrolet1! tamp Itls line-up ef modem V I ond 4 truck engines, ffevofudonery Powsrmolfe fransmfisien — exdusiv* with Chevrolet Iruckil This slv-speed outemaHt, designed specifically fee heavy-duty hauling, Is an oxira-ceit option In Series 5000 and 4000 and all heavy-siufy truck models. Hydre-Motic Is offered la 3000 and 4000 Series models at extra cost. New I9S7 work-styling gives Chevrolet truths an even fresher, fleeter oppearance. There are three different and distinctive styling treatments. I C f. models ewldafe the C.O.S. bHouse they’re lower, handsomer, •osier le gel into and out e», and tovt lima la mutton logins main­ tenance. Yet they offer all (Fa traditional C .O I . advantages. Neavyweighi Champs with Mpfe-rerga* taadens a n rated at 33,000 lbs. GVW, 30,000 lbs. OCW, And Chevryiefs advantsd tandem axle unit offers a built-in throe speed potato dMdor plus ■ sodaat "setf- Frank Sletnna boa • broad smile after trying nut II hides with Mario Carfagno yesterday, "lie ’s as good as ho used to he," Mr bane said. Then he added, "1 think I've improved a little though." They didn't reveal their seotet, hut Cerfagno hinted that the ex­ cellent shape the course was in Improved nla game a little, too. (Staff I’huiu) Throw Away Your Tire Dolar* IWmise Your Tires Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Trend* That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIKE Wear And Sava You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. Sad 36 Year* In Sanford A lcan fleet fe ta up to l f f . I T m ile* per f a it seif That's the mileage reported by the Cameo Carrier, with Thaftnm ttr 4 and cxtia-cost Overdrive. Only franchised Chevrolet dealers AH the way In D ill VC range t This Powermatic toe traveled the entire A lda Highway in a si display this famous froiimarJb 10000 Series trso­ ard speed rings I II �ri MIRROR OF YOUR MIND » rta J. or resdlag prises to bs won. These won't h#lp unless m under­ lying Interest h u boon created already. Tha moat nature! way to IniU11 an Internal In reading la through contagion. Tha child who heart Interesting talk about books and tha stortea they con­ tain la almost certain to want to share In this new world which others tad an fascinating. Are fu b m lu lve people prana le haarl aHatliT Should »ponton sou a hohovlsr b o ovaIJsd? Answer■ It depends on who reacts spoctansouely. A mature person who la guided by sound basic principles can react spon­ taneously without much concern, for ovea his apur-or-ths-moment behavior'has soms directional in­ fluence. A poorly adjusted Indi­ vidual, however, often bets In trouble when he acts without thinking. Lack o f direction too gets him off on the wrong foot, arul even his entree tire measures often miss ins mark for thsy'srii Jumped Into with equal Impulsive­ ness. Answer: Usually not. Tlie Submissive Individual wlto lives tinder the domination of anothrr tends to respond la stress by re­ pressing his tmolljni. Hence b • nervous system Is rarely called Upon to Utilise the enemy It is capable of producing to, combat stress. While this eases the bur­ Con you tsach children to den on the heart, It gives rue t > like reading? respiratory diseases and functlnnAilV'irt.i Yes, but re-1 yjtCltrV « a ,..,'l,j i ’irh«ncr» ot the . * v v i *. tract. Such Individuals are promt any fixed routine of reading to colitis. Indigestion, ulcers, and peticds, o r by furnishing them with lists of desirable books to be other recurrent ailments. ID IGL Kirs r# stern find irate. Ise.) Federal (Continued From Page 1> titration’s bill which ncccsslUlr-il paying 111 billion in interest and "1 voted against it. "W hit t did vote for," said Congressman HctJong, "was a lull to pay-ax-we go." This plan will cost the average motorist about 111 t year—a plan which is heing paid now with the money being put into « trust fund. Congressman Herlong pul alli­ ed hope liv'o hie audience si hen be laid, "We will have 17 51 through here as a part of the Interstate highway system." Herlong went into Civil (lights legislation completely, but told the civic club group that "The mea* aura of the worth of Congress can bo In what they fallen to do in­ stead of what they do—an I the tfith Congress failed to pass nrccs•ary legislation on civil rights. "I signed the manifesto," he •aid, and then termed a bill pre­ sented to Congress a "so-called civil rights bill. "It was filled with iniquities." tha Fifth District Congressman told yesterday's luncheon group and we used every means to block if. He explained, "This bill woulJ treats more rights violations than one could Imagine." Explaining In detail what would happen If the bill had gone through. Congressman llctlong described a "volunteer investigalor" s i named in Ihe act- -there would be thousands on the door­ steps of the Capitol nett morn­ ing, he said. Suits ruuld be filed on more allegations, or as he de­ scribed "one sbout to engage in sn ettempt to threaten a viola­ tion." Herlong said, a judge, avkrd to explain "one about 1o engage in sn attsmpt to threaten a viola­ tion," and how It could be deter­ mined said by “ the expression on s face. "That's part of the record," he said. "Y es. 54 members o f Con­ gress Introduced Hint lull u .silt that would take away the bar­ gaining rights of carry labor nun In the country." Herlong deplored the antiquatr I •lectors) eollrge which be u > "encourages parties to In I higher and higher for the bl.uk vote." My suggestion is, he said, to quit railing them minorities— they see sll Americans so in's leave them that way ar.J let the wrorld know there isn't a division of our loyally. This doesn't rise up a> a threa! except every fourth year. I won­ der why that is? Ths Brooklyn Dodgers won ti e 1141 pennnat with UW vrtnries They finished s,-rom! the next year with 104 Natlunal laa am wins. Masonic District Schedules Annual Session Oct. 29 The F .feenth Masonic District, ntnpoM'd o f Masonic Lodges in IlunnrlL Sanford, ItarbervUle, lie* l.anJ. Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach will hold its annual meeting on Oct. 79, at New Smyrna Beach. New Smyrna I»d*e No. t49. F, A- A. M , will be host for the meeting and Charles It. Lucas, Grain! Muster of all Masons in Florida, will he the honor guest. District Deputy (Iran! Maifer, Leslie S. Beaumont of New Smyr­ na Beach, will tie in charge o f the meeting. Lucas, who Is • prominent build­ ing contractor In Ihe city of Winter Haven, is the titular head of over 07,000 Masons In Florida, and has long been associated with Masonic activities He la a fast Master o f Winter Haven Lodge No. INI F A A, M . .1 form rr District Deputy (irand Master of the Twenty-first Masonic District, a Shriner, a member o f the order of Knights Templar, a 32' Mason. K. C. C. II and a Bait Worthy 1’atron of the Order o f Eastern Star. Dinner will be served by the Pfder of Eastern Sr. Chapter No. 2. at the Masonic Temple in New Smyrna Beach, at S:3u p. m . and a tiled meeting will be called at t p . ni. Residents Invited io Attend Last Republican Rally BE BABY The l*»t Itepubllean rallv ef this fall will he held Wedw « D e 0t H a m. in the com "'unity renter. All residents are Invited to attend and hnfr the ' h 'r • views They were over 200 st the previous olertlnp. 1 - ' ' ‘"v at Wednesday's rally will I."- Kr-nneth \V, Zeh, r.tndidate for slate representative; Harold Blesismler for rounty Julgr; Mrs. I for tax ndlrrtnr; L. I*. Fulton for supervisor of reelsWilliam T Monro for Judge ,if small rtsimi rourt and I ce H. }*im- |..f rornialsslonsr of inland navigation, William A. Washburn* Jr., candidate for 'overnor, will be present If his schedule will allow. Music for the orcaiion will be arranged by William Watson, manngvr o f the |>c )Ury Mu«ic gwup Baltdi Wllhrrell, president, ::i • 1* vr t fjeorge Percy, vire p n 'Merit, wt’ l introduce the speakEddie Mar hen of Bedding. Cullb, gain. I recognition In the 1. ;u ywrloht ranks following his four rourt I knockout of Nino Valdes m Miami last July. I rise from a spectacular blare on tha Treasure Island Nary Baas In Ban Fisnclico Bay, Sweeping through two resestly vacated bulldlrgz, the fire Ihreilrred the stucco building (right), which hornet Navy Bcserve School chsirooms. To prevent 111 spreading, aallort formed human chains to pass out all com* huiUbla matertat* from the blazing building:. (InUrasiiessij Sewer Extension SHS Senior Boy Receives UD C Award For Essav Sewage J. D Slone. • Senior at Semi­ nole High School, was presented the annual sward by the United Daufhler* ef (he C o -' for the best essay on a subject set by the S'ale organization, at an assembly this morning at Semi­ nole High. Presenting the $10 check lo J. 1) Mnwe was Mr*. M. R Strick­ land. historian for the Norman D. V. Howard Chapter of the UDC who loll the assembly "this is the third year this awardhas been won by I Seminole High School senior.H Mrs. Strickland paid trihule lu the leadership of Airs. Hilda Wray, it* student's teacher. Suner.n'endrnt of Public In­ struction R. T- Milwee spekr to the assembly this morning and pointed out that "W e credit a lot of things to the Irend of times "That drive for study Is like a football team." he said, "you play well and you play hard, to get ahead." Speaking lu the student body about the coming football Eamc Friday night, Milwee said "1 tl-mT go <3"wTuiTer- PanTlTTii Fri­ day night and show those boy* won't be surprised if our boys how to play -football." Turning birk to his subject of stuJy, Milwee told the students of Seminole High School, "Whatever we do ws run into problems— that's where determination comes in. When the going gets rough He concluded, "II you'll fuht hard to overcome your problems ,o»--"*,mrs we want to slop." now, you'll find that the exper... tu.nr in handy later in life." SOUTIIMAYD. Tex. t®— A shattal improvements to the sewer «erlng explosion virtually wrecked system. Then Holt said "Capital the npner floor o f Southmavd's Improvement* are Just aa import­ Elementary School today, kilting ant as anything rite you can do. a Janitor and vrrv critically burn­ "In theory." Holt pointed out, ing a high school junior. "you can Issue additional parity All Ihe young students and bonds on about jgt* thousand 'cacher* in the elementary school which would result in sbout $400 thousand over a 2ti>ear period >*ere in Ihe school yard for a recess. or roughly a half million dollars The Janitor ard the Junior, Lar­ over a 90-year period." ry McGee. 16. had gone lo the Mayor Sco't .hen said "Legally, second floor lo do a repair JoB. we »i*M issue $400 to $340 thou-j School authorities blamed heat­ fin d dollars in bonds but we ing gas for the explosion. wuu.d nave to isise taxes to II. L. Rlc' ardson, superintend­ operate the sewer system." ent of schools, sal.l the explosion *'My suggestion would be lids," occurred in Ihe ntd school cafe­ sail Holt, "w e would like to enter teria, which was tv, longer used into a contrart with you to dig for that purpoie IM -o figures out—to find out how The school has an cnrollmrnt of much actual cash money you have between 250 and 300. Southmayd, to use. with a population o f about 2.000, "We would like lo make that Is eight miles west o f Sherman sit ui-' for you," he said, and add­ in north ccnlral Texas. ed. "you make no committment *. i.aleti-r unless you actually issue the bonds." 4-11 y Manager Warrvn E. Knowles pointed out "In our past sewer program Ihe fiscal agents were the cr.c bright spot—that** why we runtu*led lioudbody and New light' .ire being instilled Co." on the school ground* of SouthMayor Scott reminded Ihe roro- side Reboot today in order to furn­ mu,:oncrs that "It doesn't seem ish better lighting for the annual right to me to handle this matter Halloween Carnival, loho *-'x'rr unless ;he entire commission La president of the Ronthslde Parent here* behind it." Teacher* Association said today, The Mayor then a-ked the fis­ "The tights will he tested to­ cal agen. the question "Is now night." said Kader. "and will be the proper time to borrow mon­ adjustel In order that the maxi­ ey?" mum amount of lighting will be Holt said "It is our worst bond available for this Important event market." of the year." Mr*, lavla Winn, rhalrmin of Then the Mayor asked "Will the picture change m the next the Halloween Carnival event st Southslde School, said today that six months?" Holt's only answer was, "N o ." Ihe Merita Bread Co. Is hrin-i-it Msyur Seott ended the discus­ the "lon e Ranger" to Sanford for sion wrhen he said "It srems that 'he Southslde School Carnival for the only thing we can do at the the children to ride. The event will take place on present time is say Thank Y ou." Tuesday night, Oct. 30 “ Every committee is busy with IRIV FALI.J4 UNDER WHEELS their preparation o f booths of OF HUB AVON PARK (API—A school every kirwl which are annually tmy walking alongside a school found at Ihe school event," Mr*. bus a* it putte-l away ofier drop­ Winn said. ping him o ff fell under the wheels Bam Plan, who mnnaurd Tony yester-lay ami was rru-hrd to death. He was Clarence la'wis, 7. 7.ale end Barney Ituss, lias come son of Mr and Mr*. James It- out of retirement to manage Ah* Lewi* o f the keen Grove com- l.inurar, promising middleweight boxer. munily. (Continued From Page 11 "This Is going to require some thought." Odham commented "It remains to be seen that the Slate Board of Health has cut o ff the exteniion of sewers and that is ui ruur hands not mine. And 1 think the public ought to be enlightened. "You can see that we have s problem that is critical. I don't care how hot or cold any o f you get—If you have any Issue to dis­ cuss I am going to stand up and A committee of len member* of ask questions. You have a real the SvwMrri Woman'* <1 *h M-! problem—and it's going to take tended the Boar I of Sanford City some courage to fate It." Commissioners meeting last night The dtscuavions turned briefly to hxve their say about the pro­ toward the question of annexa­ posed Capital Improvement Pro­ gram and the Sanford Civic Cen­ tion. However. Odham turned to City ter. Mr* Ralph Austin Smtlh, Manager Knowles and said "We've got the best City Manager we've spoke,man for the group, told the ever had and we're fortunate to Uoard of Commissioners "We urgr this group to establish the have him." Mayor Scott slated then "I be­ Sanford Civle Center." This group had a* their pro­ lieve that had he I Dave Lee of the State Board of Health) been ject a "youth renter". Mr*. Smith on this commission he would have !olJ the Board. "W e realize Ih.l done the same thing." a year 'round recrea'ion director ('ommlisioner Galrhcl turned is a dream-but let’* start with back to Ihe discussions with the * Civic Center, fiscal agent and said "I person"We also realize the fact IhV nally think that we should «ign Ihe Banford Civic Center may not '» a contract with him and dig this cure all our deliom- n' out." a step in the right direction," »he Odham irmindrd the Board of slid. "I f Ihe American Home Depart­ City Commissioners that "1 can save from $300 to $500 per house ment can help publicize the San­ by using septic tanks but 1 don't ford Civic Center ani bung it i„ think I give the service—I can lu the attention of « i* go cheaper without your sewers we stand ready to help," said Mrs. Smith but I don't think It is proper." Again Commissioner tiatrhrl| irmarkrd "I can't help but think that Ihe Slate Board o f lleallh will go along with us so long as we give them an anticipate! goal — our detlres are (o start construe* Hon on this thing tomorrow." The much sought nflr r film Odham reminded the Board of Commissioners that Sid Berko- whicii Mr* A II Key ha* lieen w iu had been silting in on the striving In go', fur the meeting of meeting as an observer but had the Sennmdo County A*so.‘lxtl(.n not been called on for eummrnt. fur Mental Heallh meeting on Mayor Scott invited BerkowBt Nov. 5 has been booked thro igh to speak with Ihe eommlssloners. •he cooperation of Wyeth Labora­ tories, she sal! today. ilerkowiu said "TTie commis­ The gripping drama i* prodnrsion had said nothing nr done nothing until 1 came here a couple rd hy CBS Tries tsion in cuiisiilta o f months ago. A*, visits, two tion wllh the American Psyehii trie Assn, and the National Assn months apart, I've brought up for Mental Health. The narrator the subject uf • treatment plant. Is the eminent nuthori'y on psy"Some S2.’i0,0UQ Has been ex­ ehia'le treatment Dr. William C pended over and above the ori-| Mrnninger. gmal rstimatr* — whether hy Since the film tv»* broadcavl faulty estimates nr otherwise— bv CDS Public Affair* in April the city failed to spend the $250,of this year It has been in great (WO for a sewage treatment plant," demand. arronflng*t« Mr* Key said Brrkowitx. who It Program Chairman for the "Nothing was said tzi the .Stole local mental health unit and who Board of Health and I think it was sai.l that she wa* delighted that the city's rrspunsibilty In dis­ I' wai available as a highlight of cuss it with them under its reso­ Ihe mre ling that wilt lie held at lution of 1054, and I think the the Episcopal Parish House *t Board of Heallh would have %at S p. tn., Nov. 5, down and discussed it," he said. "Knowing Ihe aetioa that has •MAN GETh In YEARS been lakrn by the Stale Board of B A R T O W ( A P I — W i l l i a m Shel­ Health—the Board, and not Mr. don Herrington, the object r,f a Lee—has very definitely stated •dg Central Florida manhunt two it* policy—no sewer extension weeks ago, was sentenced yeswithout adequate sewage treat- .terday to to years <m a robbery men* facUitiri," Berkowiti said. conviction. "I am in no position to speak Herrington, 20, had been pick­ for the Board or for Mr. I.re—but ed up is a probation Violator Oct. I am sure Ilia', no sewer rxtrnsion 9 but escaped. The hunt for him will be granted unless • treat •t .-♦-nitfied when he was reportment plant be under construction. ' I I " h -p . s t - T n,,| „ |q.jP, r<ljj "We appreciate the fset that loy hut when they were tracknl the city commission is interested,'' >•••>n liu next day lire youth said concluded Brrkowitx. - had accompanicrl Herrington "We want the cooperation o f willingly. the Statr Board of Health," Mayor Scott M il as the treatment plant dncutilons ended. Home Department Offers Support For Civic Center Mental Health Assn. W ill See Pooular Film DISCONTENT GirTS UPPER HAND MIAMI (A P)— Discontent tinally got th* upper hand yetltzday at Content Key where IMrt Myrrs yachtsman Phillip Hartmann ran aground fiv* days before. The Coait Guard said Ha patrol plan* choked dally lo sea whether Hartmann wanted help In freeing hii 34-foot ketch but h« persever­ ed at Kqrlng to dig hia craft out o f the land. Yatlerday, however, Hartmann was seen signaling for aid and • launch was st&t u hats him. PRAIRIE LAKE ! 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II HpftFN At % niinp® F s n t . - 1 :3 1 • 3 :6 9 • 0 :2 7 • B :66 S T A R T S TOMORROW d ( iANI W’ ¥AN YLAHLING TOM and JERRY Cartoon Carnival * 3« PROMPT DIAGNOSIS and assignment far IrealmrsU of Urge num­ bers of allark rasoslUr* would bo the function uf Iko "triage," nr admitting room In a federal Civil Defense Administration J00-be4 emergency hospital. Iterant* Orel aid training program* bav* been expanded. It Is expected that mat! victims—Ilk* this simulated raonallv—would hast (arrived some tlrsl aid brfar* they reached lb* boanit-t -annul prof, sviuuat treatment. w , , n „ . . j T a u j » t l s i . iv Ml. r a n 11. in ti#® o l All T h i n * * ji 3 » UoSftav I I M llll ** Itfiftl Aft IMIMIU9 (u l a fiiritv# It H!« l» : *« A 4 Y « n L U f « n IH i b r n l i IS i l l ®l Al »4Mfl 11 •«* SNildllt 1.4'lY - j- ..af. t v ft-* »•*. I a h * tif Ilia* II.IS i ‘d i n D i l s. I. I I; Ja p«dfi it for Tomoriirw \k «al IlirfsNt m■ tfpuf t« I l . « S (lulii'hg l ight Jot til I ' d h . 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M T l» f ®lf® 11 -J'l ® TH It f t t l i m i i: »* h*gt» «»f» %%I IIM IIIIV tliillM S li I «« T N IthflhiM H o u r • it IHR'b* • 0® U>r|d I t M t I'rufifilvi llfiuma r.tK A IA II .Srw •■U r(41ti•» I U Tw i l i g h t T h * SI isI fills® Mi*’ « s%mill I % JH AAASil* • I THE SANFORD HERALD Tueg, Oct 28, 1954, Fare 7 •"CHILDREN UNDER 11 ADMITTED FREE" KENTUCKY'S IEST—YET COSTS NO MONIt Tilt BOURBOt Pf tu<£ CUViPATtr, Division of NATIONAL 0IST11UU rtOOUCTt CORPORATION. LOUISYILU* RY. �k *|, - - f - r ' - ' : ' ,.*>1 «m« I. TNB* Oct. *8, UM TtUC BAWOftD JUtfUUI ' ' f i*»—; W V 7. _________________ -■ ■ t.A;■; .. i t . ■’ i i ; . Jv course you do. I between you’ n me By FAT WOOD If any *f you want to tear bet you will too. at) about Beula Thom too god Minnie Ewnn’a trip to Hot Springs, Ark., you'd bettor trot around to see them this week, be­ cause those two gadabouts will be o ff again this weekend. They, along with Mrs. Bertha Rhodes, will be leaving en the 8.8. Evan­ geline from Jacksonville Satur­ day for a trip to Bermuda. I did gat a little Info out of Mrs. Thornton ab*ut the Springe and their trip there. She said It waa • wonderful place for rest and relaxation and they had beauti­ ful bath houses under government supervision. 8he and Mrs. Ewan went out there specifically for the famed baths and their great curative powers. Mr. and Mrs. Foyd Palmer are looking forward to a visit from their children next week. They live In New York and the Palmera haven’t seen their email grand­ child since February, to needless •* .pay. •►'•■y .are »»etly eeclled gblnii OITPxpbcied C l-,. Mr*. Thom** A. Butner Jr. ir * ★ June r »'lF I*** Spencer, Thomas Butner W ed Saturday S9P In ■ itmple but Impressive cere­ Jr * mony held in the home of Mr. ■if*pH end Mr*. Wilson Alexander, Alta­ »* *> monte Springs, June Spencer be*** * ram# the bride of Thomai A. Butner, Jr. Jtba ceremony took plica 8aturday. October 20 at 1:00 p. m. with the Rtvrrard J. W. CTaudy of Winter Park officiating. Vow* wtra exchanged before an m .*.»r 1 improvised altar banked by tall baikrls of while gladioli and lav­ ender asters. The mantle was fracloudy decorated with burning tapers and trailing ferns. Mrs. Donald Knight played “ Yours la My Heart .'.lone" "Oh, Promise Me" and the traditional wedding march. The bride waa lovely In a street length drest ot ire blue and wore a corsage o f pink rotes. The bride's sister, Mra. Mabel Harms, was her only attendant. Leo But­ ner acted as best man for his brother. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Crlt Congliton of Stanton, Ky. and the late Mrs. Ceeigliton. The groom Is the son of Mrs. T. A. Butner Sr. and the late Mr. But- r You mothers of children too rm iii to go am "till* M vroBua' * with the older kids, I h a v e a suggestion for you. Why don’t you give them the fun of dressing up In costume, and take them over to Weetslde School on Saturday night, where they can enjoy the rides, cand­ led applet and all the traditional Halloween excitement. There will be a photographer on hand to take pictures end I’m sure the smell fry would leve It. And I ner. A reception was held In honor of the eouple by tha members of the Anna Miller etrete In the Elka Clubfoom. Mr. and Mrs. Butner left afterwards for a wedding trip to North Carolina and Kentucky. You know, f Imagine there art doteu *f you ladies, and man toe, who havo a lot of spare time and would love te help out In tome worthy caueo. Wall why don’t you? Mias Myrtle Wilton and Cecil Tucker need all the adult help they can get to as­ sist them with the newly-formed 4-H Clubs In the County. It's virtually Impossible for them to he present at all tha meetings, but It le imperative that the groups have adult supervision. Either o f theta people can be contacted at the Home Demon­ stration Office In the Court House, mother who didn't, myself In­ cluded. Wall, here's your chance to prove 11 one* and for alt to thoae "doubting Thomases" who may not agree with you—not to your face, of course, they would n*t dare. Enter your darllng'i picture in the Beta baby contest. It won’t c o il you anything and all your child hai to do la alt com* parativsly still for a couple of minutes to havo his picture made. And, just might be, you’ll wind up with a gold loving cup to show those afore-mentioned "doubting Thomases". On the New Arrivals List • , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wray af Tampa are now making their home at 2207 Cordova Drive. Mr. Wray ie Adm. Asst. Civilian Pen. with the Navy. The Wray’e have two children, a girl eight and a boy four. . .D.S, Talley It the new manager of Gregory Lumber Co. and with hie wife and three children lives at 215 Mr. and Mrs. Lsffler spent W. 20th St. The Talleys hall their two month* In Europe from Elmira, N. Y. and art buy thoroughly enjoying four of the big their home here. . . countries, rather than trying to aqueese them all into this short CONGRESSM A N A. 8- "8 YD" II EHLONG apeak* to the u i« t» at the fi-.i>r it -Id > • V «.t time. Ireland, they aald, was the Episcopal Parl«h Home Faying clo»e attention to what < n r n- i mai ll'-il-n-c 1• ■ : « beautiful, with ita lovely hill­ *>•* Steve Mr*.. Sue Stevenaon, president of the Pilot Club. Mr* .1 K 4•< i-:\ . juvtMer* side#; and (her spent two weeks Probations) Women’s Club, and Bill Kirk, who introduced the -;■ . r. in Liverpool, England seeing all TUESDAY the eights. After a visit to Paris There will be a Week Day K.ndThe Francis Horton Circle of Ian Church from 1:00 through conduct the morning devotions no one vltllt Europe without seeing ik* V (.a t i t t l e c^nrrk will meet 12:00 p.m. over WTttft. e»nfnc.i si a w * *** * - —■* *n ot the I’ - * . > Peril—tney spent two woexa m it the home ot Mrs. J. W. Carter The Past Noble Grand* cf the lan Chunh from . w tm u*,» The Pioneer Fellowship and Re Centra, SnltssrUnd. Mrs. Leffl- 1101 W. joth St. et T:30 p. m. creation of the First Presbyter Seminole Hcbrkah Lodge will meet tr said it waa m lovtly end tunny The Fide 11s Class of the First lan Church will meet in tha with Sirs D. C. Howard, llui Oak 12:00 p.m. there after the other countries, BipUit Church will meet st the Youth Building from 6:00 p.m. Avr. at > p. m. Prayer Meeting will be held at which were rather bleak and home of Mrs. J. P. Whilaker, 405 through 1:00 p.m. The Anna Miller Circle will 7:30 p m. at the First Baptiit _ cold at that time of year. West Elgthteenth S tm t, at 1:00 The Men of the First Presby­ meet at the Elks Club at 8 p m Ch rcb. At 8:13 p.s.i. the SunJ.y W She aald that, contrary to what p.m. with Group No. One, Mra. terian Church will hast their ttl.ll\I.M )tT Cabinet will nsec:. she had htard, the French peo­ J. A. Yalta, chairman, aa hott­ monthly dinner meeting in the The Girl Scout* of the Fir»t The Rev. FrH Ensmlngcr will ple. especially the older genera­ est**. Educational Building at 2:00 p.m. Presbyterian Church will meet at conduct the morning devotion* tion, w en vary hospltahla and 3:JO p.m. at the Church The PUot Ctub will hold Ita On the program will be Mr. larry lover WTRR, Sanford, at 8 ."0 a. that one person told har that regular business martins In the Jones and Judge Housholder. The Senior High Fellowship lie m. the Americana had done so much Yacht Club at 1:00 p.m. at The Unity Clast will n cel at creation of the Fir»t Presbyterian TIICRSIIAY for them they were glad to do which time tha district governor, I p. m. In the Valdrr Hotel, with Church wilt meet at the Church The Intermediate l hnir of Ihe something In return. Mrs. Mari* Gleason of Ocala, will the Rev. J o s e p h i n e Sturklc at 2:00 p.m. And. aha said, alt the foreign make her official visit. Prior to teacher. The Public It invited. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will Klr*l Baptist Church will rchear»e at 2.0) p m. and the Adult Choir people were lovtly. They had a the business aceston a dinner hon­ The Band Association of Semi­ be conducted by Bev. A. G. Mewonderful trip over and back an oring Mrs. Gleason will be held nole High School will meet at Innla, Pastor of the First P roby- at 8 00 p m. The Rev. Fred Ensminger will Q the Amsterdam, hut are at 1:30 p.m., alto at tha Yacht • p. m In the Band Hall. This terian Church at 2:30 p m. glad te be home. Club. The Chancel Choir will rehearse ronduct the morning devotions will be preceded by a Board meet­ Thar* win be ■ Week Day Kind- ing at 2:30 p. m. at First Prctbyterian Churiis at user WHIR, Sanford, at 8 33 a. in. Do you think your child la the trgarton at the First FrsibylerThe Bev. Fred Ensmlngcr will 2:30 p.m. Calendar want Service is what we **• 7 #1 , * dr Service is what we get in our 121 ».i •i STORES SANFORD lo sbA shop in V Sanford Stores, because SHOP YOUR LOCAL service is the specialty of STORES F O R A L L TOUR NEEDS! so sensible, so e n j o y a b l e , so s ? your Sanford merchants. They know you* that and stock will fit the kind o f merchandise your needs. You can place SURE s a t is f a c t o r y : your confidence your g ood in them, because they value will and continued patronage. For the personal attention that will u f - 1 your shopping more pleasant for you, always see your Sanford merchants firkl. S1 € /• 7 �a i r - l l l li ill.Mi —ItLPAIRS I'.MM ITNC, MERCHANDISE - 47—FURNI1URE • HOUSEHOLD S3—HOMES Radio-TV . Highlights THU SANFORD IIERA1.D Tiic$.. Oct. 23, 1956, P»g* • THE CARD OF THANKS NECCHI-ELNA Sewing Machine Center M cK A N K Y -S M IT H P A IN T S U—ARTICLES far SALE Very often a rta, i , t IKanka In tha Sanford Herald moot* * I Sales, Service ami Rentals nhlch ]. difficult to till in any other way. Not only la it ■ jTacloo* 2415 Park Phone I2U3 Factory re-condilioned Winchraler G A R R E T T ' S expression of gratitude to those who hava sent floral tribatci but Model 12 shotgun ICS. R. A. Test Barnett 323 K. First St. Phone 1422 TIRED Newman, Phone 318. NF.W YORK i r — Television be­ *l*o eourtrously acknnw !eil,»rs the aervleea and kindnrsac* of th« for PAINTING many to whom a personal no'w of thanks cannot well ha mailed. a ing a commercial medium, there 2604 Grandview Phone 1932-M. We ouy and ttil used furniture FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE uf the siiim* old thinis? New (paper t arda of Thanks are accepted as Socially cor* -rat Warehouse Prices, visit Sea the spaclou* new tastefully always will be television commer­ reet. E'mtlv Pod, the noted authority on etiquette, feeli they ir n * Paying u p cash price* for any RENEW. . . Your~ R o o f May Wo BERRY'S. We are experts at as­ wane good uses. uilfertnt homes m —, — cials. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ suggest a contractor. Let U* ar­ sisting you to secure gracious Tl'ere i* na nrcjcribcd form for a Card of Thanks. It can b« M Sou'h Pmecretl Sanfort ING POST on 17-83 Pb. 2053-W. Grumbling* about Ihi* fact have range a Horae Owner* Loan to good looks with functions! con­ Grove 3lanor* Sanfon largely died away. We now have brief or as detailed a* yon desire. When the occasion come* you urfll cover your roofing job. Gregory Practically new 20-guage Reming­ venience. Today's best buy* in Valencia Villas Del.urn complaints' about the nature of *811*1 a •-mpathclicnlly utidanianding member of our ita ff to aiilst l.umher o f Sanford, Cth and ,-ou. ton automatic nhotgun $85. R. nationally advertised furniture commercial*. Nearly carry view­ Maple, Phone 2362. A. NEWMAN. Phone 315.____ si DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. IMMEDIATE er lias become a commercial cri­ THE "IN MEMOUIUM” NOTICE Fast SL Phone 1687 for Even­ t o - - l i t St) SERVICE T-Shirt*, 48c, Sleeping bags, I: i* tl.c ii i '.u of many fautillca in this country to commemoratu ing Appointment. tic. OCCUPANCY ecu , blankets, tarpaulin*. Army what you want L. L. Sill — Piano Technician The commercial script, its ac­ t t-crcaveri-Ml by an "In Mcmorium'1 notice in newspaper elaxtifiad column*. They find n r -at s.d.ice therein. Preparation or selection o f Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Are- This it a free guest past to the Phone 2161 ltoutc I, Sanfotd Ideally Situated tor* atul actre**e*. the camera r - tillable vrr e brings t ack to them tender, pleasant recollections. Ae lilts theatre for Mrs. James: Luxuriously Planned work Involw l all are rarefutly. HMALL lire Servel refrigerator, Eltta Cook, the E'nglnh poet b.a* <o beaujifuliy expressed it: ll-H O O K IN G -l’ LUMHINO Vineyard, Lake Mary. ami often rrn»*1y, *crutltllred by Moderately Priced like new. $73. PHONE 2184. "How cruelly sweet are-the echoes Exp, N'ov, t, 1936. 1 the great viewing public. PLUMBING that start 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 Like new bottled gai spare heat­ Contract and Repair Work When memory ptayx an old tune Now comes a missive Iroiu a • BIG VALUES and 2 baths situated on large, er. Call 1264 M. Pn e Estimate* on the heart.’ * artistically landscaped lot*. correspondent who expresses a • QUICK CREDIT Mo--, frequently an In Mcmorium is Inverted on lha anniversary It. L. HARVEY 1A-PLACES to EAT viewpoint which she claims i* — Factory to You— Paved streets and all other •f death. However, ntbpr dates, which it is felt are appropriate or 201 Sanford Avr. Phone 1823 • EASY TERMS Aluminum eity conveniences make these widely held by her friend*. They uraning'ul ,re air,, selected. Ibe hitthday of the departed, tne wedd* ^Jicc I'lmte" is what the Doggie VVIUSON-MAIEK Vrurllan Blind* colonies of owner-occupied are. tt seems, tired <>f "multiple |in ; anniversary, ktemorial i»ay, even Christmas are among other ~ \ V . J. KING Diner A Bar ain't nothin# el»e New and Used Furniture bonus truly delightful place* ra«ting" of actors for commer­ 1<Urnifieant occasion* chn*en. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Plum brag Contractor hut a . _________ 311 E. First St. Phone 931 rail with plastic ends. Plastic to live. Kohler numbing A Supphe* If von air iie*itant to expre-s your tenJer thoughtJ in poetie form* cial*. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon L—PERSONAL NOTICES I con mav avail yourself of tha Herald's collection of original versts. Itrem Electric Water Heater* Within a brief period they have Designed, Built ami Fold *331 Orlando llr. Ph. I 1' " ' cvpre-* in tu-ieile beauty the emotions of the hearlstrin*^. $ SAVE $ spotted the same girl I advert!*■ kmong them lire verves appropriate to any circumstance. ROLLAWAY, Hoipital and Baby Senknrik Gln.»*t anil I’alnl Co. ON GOOD USED Bed* Day. Week, or Month— in : peanut butler, 2 smoking as ODD AM i TUDOR Inc. CURA MIC TILE 112 i l l Wv-vt 2nd St. Phone 320 Tel. 1415. Furniture Center — Builder* of Fine Home* a college coed nt a house party, FURNITURE THE KATE Pad P. Mueller t s ns ph *51 , *!»t*.« •• ) .— — ,> o r FlrtH in l iving i ardt of thanks aro $ I.*w per insertion tcgtrdlesi o f sue. ]■ and 3 as a nurse \ . *: . a f : tart.-. ELY-"N y: ■ niaoUaa*- brief- -Mf*th<r Wi* Sanford .-.d j notifk. tin* i-» he fact (hey may run to toruiJtrablf style*. Sire* 4. 5, 6. . Colors; little girl's finger SALES OFFICE Phone 127 MINI) A IILANK i ength, are blllc i at 11.00 per column Inch. while, pink, blue and black 203 09 E. 1st Si. PLUM h i m ; a h e a t i n g Wtthin a briefer period they 2C25 S. French Avenue on what l« give? tell u* your 11.00, 3 pr*. $2 M. Postpaid. It—FARXI and GARDDEN Septic Tank lusullatiun & Service Phone 2104 and 2960 have witne**rd a grey-hatred lady proiilrnt nnu we'll suggrat *,-• HEIC1IENEDER, Osteen. Heater Service, Archie C. liart advertnmg vtchy soisse, 2 telling lution* at a price you want to lett, Phone 734-W or 1335. Mi**ionary-Everbeanng S t r a w her constipation problemv to her pay. Come browse. H12UU tSIXL’ i PI V.i l 1C G.rl Doll*. II inches, un­ berry Plant*— SI 30 per hund­ aortiL * n t n * i ; POWELL'S OFFICE SI I'l'LY family physician, ami 3 nssurm: dressed, »nran hair, unbreak­ M Itiow t French 22. Turk, red Call ."’ ay Lurd. I3I7-W. UKVtID (1 aunt* 117 S, Magnolia Phone 984 able S3,no, Povtpaid. IIEICHENher husband that by goliv >hr's t Apert illustrator tsh a rm uw a vn 2-Bedri>oni CB House, Wynne wood. EUKK. Or I cen. sure going to serve more iced 6 I’talerting 7 Half an tm Mountain grown Rome applet. weight tisuin zran - j e a Range, Hcli igeialur A llcaltr. a »? j . i 11 • • AUTOMOTIVE rndi of Oil ut |us* $2 30 and $3 oo bu*hel. Randal!, 21 Re*, Hardwood Floot*. Tdc Bath. Ira. LIKE NEW 12 Guage Savage ra e ^ o n i-ihio. azr churvhM petals Phone 282M. rue* tin the same evening they taw ___ Equity $800. Ph. 799-n. automatic shut gun 183.00 n a a n j i i 1.' 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED 1 City . braich foe 21 Handle tiidia M’ va.-j.'fp.i Ibe same fellow acting a* a doctor Golf club*, S irun», 2 wood*, Contracting and ilrpalr tGa I YOU’ LL LOVE Fait of a EVERY DAY is BANNER DAY 11 tout | nan out1' ami srlling candy. And. worse, bag ................ 122.50 IM7 Sanloril Avr. Phone 1113 Sell Your < vr to w mdnw 2 Any worthfor *avings in huutc plants, THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BIUCK ?•' Employ p n r .a ti nr.-n: -i Outdoor Darbcque, rev* $17.50 that same night they also saw a BOY REEL *hrul»bery atul fruit tree* at lr>a thing frame 2 HI DliOOM HOME 27. Calcium UTTtatt tsn>: in Plumbing. Kre<ky Heating Set rigid pipe lie* 306 W. Second St. fellow who used ti, advertise one 04I2U ZIUDii t slang i tirapevillc Nursery. Ph. 203L Frncing <*ym ) 1 hit home ha* largo living room 3-4" thru I ' and cutter SIS UO| M. G. IIO DG KS brand of cigarettes gushing over 13 Aftum aw old with fucpiarr, 2 extra Urge 30. A S—BOATS AM ) MOTORS Stillson Wrenches 2-14", 1*10'' Service on All Water Pump*— It Pltfl i- ! to ispatciied bedrooms, dining rmim, kitchen an entirely different brand of cig­ fountain X ,,it,*ti'* Aatwtt I ... h ........ ........... $4 00 RENTALS Well* Untied — Pump* 15 Pail of Evinrudr Sate* A Sendee it Mutt with plenty uf cabinet*, break- arette*. 31. l et* 34 Fragrant Metal boxed flaring too) Paula Road, Phone iw -v o be * spsrkhnf fait room and nice trrecned-ln .11 Crown* The fait It of these viewer* ob­ wood < n t HUDSON S purtin g (Jowl* Ihru 3/4" ................... $3 50 1* Pad eye* 31 The JT. Wind porch. viously has been badly shaken lot l»t. SL Phone 99'i O —SPECIAL NOTICES Imp. Tubing Culler $1.34 34—API’ S— HOUSES—ROOMS 17 Symtiot for 17 Mate of hog instrument Beautifully land»cat>c*l groumli They made m> bone* who'll it, Ihry New Coping Saw ||,00 mangantae ^ 12— TRAILERS HUTCHINSON'S O e r a n Front d Holder 40 Brood of with outside sprinkling system, want to belii-ve in the person mak­ plum Boat Pump $3 30 CUSTOM CPHOLSTERLNG :« Prtci . r 14 <X white lit Apts, 339 S. Atlantic. Dartona i India) pheasant* central healing for extra tom- ing the old advertising pitch. Tool ii Die Maker* Box and Tool* Slip Covert and Drape* • It will nay YOU to »eo u» before ratvage 20. Girl v name 33 Knot of Beach. Call 2374 W. fort. Fixcellent tonlrttlul loca­ 42. War No. 2 tj Millers Falls mitre box STANLEY KULP you buy. Open Evening* and Our correspondent goes on to 19 Stnkrra’ 31. Lend ahort tion . . . 2417 I.AUHEI. AVE. Depertmaet and saw .............. $13 00 PHONE 2838-J. Sunday*. lament cite the ra*crs of Betty Fumes* Downstairs aparrmrnt. CALL 1244. mrssufe ODIIAM k Tt’ lKHt. INC fiber Itbbr.) 107 W. 10th St. Kaiuidr Trailer Sale* 22 0 |K-mnga 2623 S. French Ave. and Ed .Sullivan, both of uhom l.A IU N UBOTIIEIIS PHONE 6*6 W. Palatka, Fla. 1anat i Desirable furn garage apt. 432-W. Phone 2100 — 2984 advertise the products of one Dragline a Bulldoiw Service 1 23. Cai’tlal uf * r - 4 T~ 7“ 1“ T " ■ar For Sale— 2S'j ft. Imu-<i trad. Ph 2232 Geneva. 2492 W Sanford Kitchen bmheque rulitsicrie, ress. manufacturer, .v« examples of Avalon Apt*. Eflcirncy, Ph. 720-W tin- hair Boat trailer. Ph. 2308 J. H* x s' portable living ronro, what should be the ca-e in all TV II ■L 28. Timid oitLxNDu Sentinel Bur, Call 2 FAMILY HUME ON W. 1*1 St; advertising 1luu lated. Call 2231-11. BARGAIN! Apt. »ise gas range, EFFICIENCY Aparlmenl. Bull29 Man a nanu Ralph Bay, 3130. Upper: 4 rrns, bath, kitchen Welt, lhi* complaint does not 4* able for bachelor or couple. Pri­ % I3^TRICKS_ perfect condition, Cali at 2604 IfK-VS I equipt, automatic space and exarllv go to the root of the tele vate bath. Acrois from Post Hiawatha Ave. Dreamwnld. FAIRBANKS • MOUSE P u m p s * «• At liberty water healer*, I.OWKIt 2 bed­ vi*tnn industry and come In grips Office. .Manuel Jacobson. % For Quid Sal— l'.'3'i .'-to-i •9 *• 32 ytuaic rite Well Uniting, HOWARD C room, bath, living room, equip! with some of its rnormous*probAlco 'T jfctlm e" Aluminum 2 *|wed axle Ford Truck. Ex>3. Light­ LONG. Phone 358 2U7 East Jalousies rdlent condition. With Hike F'urn. cottage, r e a s o n a b l e . kitchen, automatic space ami Irms, But it doc*,, perhaps, indi­ ■1 weight Commercial Ave. //, 2 panels :r5>C’ “ X” jo " I.oiik Located on 17 92. Ph. 2010-Wt body. Phone 2417-Jl. water hratcr, large JalousieJ cate Hie beginning i>f a new- era J boat* Jm ] ii 1 panel 2.1" "X " 82" Long cc H 9 porrh o ff kitchen, 2car car- in which the public has finally )6 Exclama­ ENVELOPES, LotlerhcadJ. stateThi* I* u free guest pa*^ t« the 2 room apt*. 113 Elm. Pb. 2983 W. I panel* :l|" "X " H 2” Long p<>rte. Present rental grotsrs t l lucntv, invoice*, liaud mils, and tion Prairta Lake Diive ln theatre made a friend of TV com liter•I panels 39" *'X" 82" U ng .» •7 I.V., Within 'k -block of pro­ rials. program*, t i c . Progressive is A quan ity fur Mr*. Ruby Linden, t ake 2-Itedrixim house partially furn Original co il II78.PO iTinlillg Co 1'honc 4C8 — 443 19 Cut i ' .neat posed new clothing plant $11,I4» $7u mo. Call 998. i No curnplaini* are voiced, you'll Will sell $100.00 Fee at 551 West Uth St. 1$, Fix n i * Exp. Nov. I, U*M. WO. I mile, about the frequency or the Plunius* Dr,, or rail IIIHI-M. labile jj Ii Rose Court 5 room apartments, WKUe-SITUATKD IIUME-N’eat content of cornmerrial*. The ha*iv FOR EVERYTHING In hardware It—USED CARS % 12. Cundillun I. simJu fountain in Al k tio-d, church. Downstaira has cumplaint ts that some viewers furnished. Kitchen equipped. and paint see—Hill llaniwaie SM.M of antique a rundilion alto h ft. soda I ar u 27' living room with real fire­ want prrsonallleil service. They Phone 1491. jyvj HUDSON tiiimn dwi- <i fonCo., SCI E. Ut St., Phone 3) 13 tiail-ua ami 6 cast-iron upholstered place, dining room, large mod­ want to believe that there's a good « vcrtiblc, yellow with red leath­ iCottoq ) stuul*. 1934 model 5-ruont unfurn. apt. Newly decora­ >* ern kitchen with built-in uven, friend, loyal to uiyly; uric .product, er uphoUtery. Straight ahifl Robinson Hum] Crafted Furnitur*. t l Thick Ya-Ka-Shun-tr houset r a i I • r, ted. Uul Celery Ph. 805-W. We build, design and refinilh. sink disposall, Jalousicd rear there on the screen speaking to w. overdrive. *200. Phone 1379* • VI .vary isatonalile. Call 1020J. 41. 1 jjgl at uis French, Ph. 32-IL hall, laundry room with toilet them, DOM V 2 and 3 bed room reanent block JCJ. _ ENJOY ■ ahopplnr spree on your A | and lavatory. UPSTAIRS: 3 take front home*. 163. A $83. I. Wine nip 1933 Chrysler Wirdior IdhWT D«* 40 IIUl’ R Alarm Clock*, Guarante­ SMALL CHANGE. F. M. B. 5c. 10c unfurnished. Phone 1129. St. bedroom*, aromatic cedar clo­ (T—BROKERS ami REAETDKS 2 llivrr iGa I ed it h'J. hanfunt Jewelry A Luxe. Unly 22.0UO actual mile*, & 25c ,*tore, 321 S- Sanford, John Really Co. 3 One who set*, »oh>r bath and large sleep­ Luggage*. > 0 Sanford Ave. t all Hay Herron. Phono Ft id, or INCOME I’ RDl'ERTV mixes icing ing porch An ideal home for A D M 1 R A I. radio phonograph. Efficiency apt. Hi-way 17-92 So. 1343-W after 8:04 p. in. II, nullful 0 Unit \ | i n I I in e n children $12,500 Good rundltion. First $20 gets Ilmi-e t billing- Window*. Flour*. City Limits. Slumber land Court. Hoii*r, fuinl'hrd, exeellell it. Call 1998. FOR n e w PONTIUS and good, ....... .. I all l l l l J, D. 4*. Caldwell NEW 3-RKDRt)t)M PLAN' l It lieighboihuthl, In walkllnc ill ••lean USED CARS, call Bay HOME at Lake Mary. Dcdicnl 3 room apt., njult*. 111.1 Park. stallre of town, Imniite $ t.V Herron, Phone 2436, or I34J-W WANTED Work tor dump truck. FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tain rd right-of-way across Hie per month. Recorder*, Supplies. See VVIK Al«u hauling fur straight-body 0 alter 11.00 P. til. street provide* permanent lake 125.5m) with Ih.lHhi Down IIOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP. 210 3-brdroom unfurn. house ItbJ truck. Large and *mat) Jubv any­ Court SI. Ph, 2U31-R, view and privileges. Corner lot S. Park Ave. Consult A n r.A U tm First J932 Pontiac fa ; aim a hardtop where. anytime SATISFACTION approx. 17,404 *q. ft., high anil C U M , U N A N D IIA UK GY hydromattc rlrtv Nr* paint, GUARANTEED fur odd-job car­ APPLIANCES 2-ROtiM rutlage, rrady t > move good tires, Call RAY HERRON dry. Clean, ele.vr water from |M N Mark \*e. I’bane 2JI1 in. All utilities furnished, 2441 pentry. masonry, body and fend­ at 2436. or alter b.CO p. in. deep well (164 ). B ull in G. E. FRIG IDA I lit: appliance*, sale er vvurk. tree surgery and tree Park Ave. phone 1343-W. ; /'in D ow n— J.'dl Mnnlli kitchen, central fired heal, I 1* and service. G. II High. Oviedo trimming. RALPH BRUCE .SINFI*. Phone F0 6 3315 or San 2-RKDRt)OM uiifiindshnl hmse. b a th s, carp-.rlr and porch. A 2 Bedroom home on 2 lot*, with *1947 PACKARD 4-dr. clean CLAIR STATION, 1001 W. 1*4. ford 1(512 W' alter 6 p m. kitchen rquippeil, $30 m itth. 1 shade and liutt trees, liquipped real bn)' at $13,800 Shown ut 1951 FORD Victoria ,57 • Si . PHONE ICO. inila iiurm <>r I.uiihM,**i u.i| your convenience I'hone OWN­ with stove, refrigerator and 1933 PLYMOUTH Club ( - <,*• Sales - - Sendee Hwy 127. PIltlNK Winter I’aik hratrr. I omplrtr price %6.Sno. excellent J<*95 This i, * free g'.ii-*t jkisv to the ER—Sanford 686AV* SINGER !h> 2989. H B. {.three. 2 BEDROOM Home. w< II loeatt t, WILL TRADE 1'iaillu Lake Drive-ill theatre Sewing Machine* D>-.liable av home or irntal. 306 W, Second St * fur Helm Andrew, Lake Mary. Also parts, ancsiurie* fur all Kuril, gaiage apt. 71*6 N "P l $6,300. For Sale by Owner— Rant!i type Exp. Nov. I. ItMi. makes uf sewtnn machines of ^ Thi* I* a Iree guc.,'. pi>> to I hi home on large hit. Crystal l ake American and European manu­ W EUKA APARTMENTS: rooms ROSA L. PAYTON. Mnvlcland Bole In theatre I *r P IM P S A SPRINKLER Phone IU17-W. facture private baths, l i t W. Kir l St Mrs. Fred Stein. Regialeied Real la tn p Itroker SYS IKMS All Repair Wink N'ov. I._ I Bedroom home on 4 lot* I’ hone with 2871 17-94 at lluwalbi All types aril »itr*, in-tailed ur 4 room unfurn. h»u*e and bath in 2Fully Guarantee I screened in jHirrh A carifctre. "Du It Yourie-lf.'' country. Ph. 1124 31. 106 E. SECOND ST. F u r n i s h e d or unfurnished. 2 Beautiful Home* 5-room. 2 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE BUSINESS liedrmims, bath and t-tiMti, 3 Phone 1626-vV after 6 p. nt. S T I N E Kun. 3 room apt. Private hath IV—BUILDING MATERIAL* bedro.ims. Iialh Ruth have <arSERVICES Mnclilue and Supply Co, 4c entrance. Ph. 1154-31. 3lledrooin home in South Pirn(xirlci. . i7 W . 2n I st. Ph. f.' ~ HED-1-mI x'cO N C K E TE _ ire*t Owner being tramferird 1’ IION‘ E »27o lor 4 IIERRV Window Sill* • Lintel* Nice 3 room furn. apt. Scrrcncd la—IIKAUIY PARLORS 105 Sliamom Dr. t ROSLEY HEN DIN Fepllc Tank • Stale Approved Real Eilale llrukcmge Notary (Kirch fc garage. Only $37291 Sul' * nd Se-vice Sand • Cement Mortar Mix mo. 612 Park, Ph. 468-W, 3lgr 2 I*. Iroom house, for »*!•• I.v own­ I ’t'1 MT. 13th K’ Ren Barber Shop Modern Air-conditioned Salon ItANDAU. Miracle Concrete Co. er Paw Down. $J6 monthly pay­ \ liurrlcU'H lien tilt Nook Eleclrtr eoiup.ny - » Elm Ave. Phone 1335 See Seminole Healthy for Deilr103 S- Oak Ph. 971 ments. 1917 Summerlin A*«* ph, Robert A. Williams Service— Qualily —Satisfaction able Houses and Apts. Phone 27. MOVI4 AND tv SfAg Donald O’Connor, 31, Is shown with tetrest iQ83-W. III \l.llilt Ph 113 Sanford ZU7-J—3 De Bary CONCRETE Ciorle Noble, 23, m Kants Mi nice, CalD-, just beforotbair wadding. SPECIAL lt.iv mund l.umli|iiisl, Ready, Mixed Concrete. Concrete This is a free gurst pats to thr I»c)a Arbor: Imrge new 3 iwit )'-itli have la-ou n err.- I L-cfcrc. O'Connor was divorced July If, SU) Permanent, fS 34 Morieland Ri le In thratru for Block, Sand, Gravel Cement EMPLOYMENT rnoin, 2 bath Rainblrr with ASSOCIATE | 1938, by hll wif,-, Gwen. Tlicy liave a ten-year-old dsughtaf. KVA I1KSS IIKAI IA SHOP Sir*. J. M. Garrett. Concrete Pipe to meet till ilori.la Room, screened porrh, •'hone 1673. Atlanlie Rank llhlg. I Phone M3 ___________ Exp. N ’ov. I. I!i36. Qualifications. car-porte- folly eqnipp.-,l kiteh28—HELP tVAVlTD—FEMALE T H IS IS YOUR C H A V K Shrm itin C u n i r c l r 1'lpe Co. BILLS HARD ID I '.U : Sell m ; utility room and other ex. .7—BUILDING - REPAIRS Waitre-s wanted, Apply Touch- Out West nth SI. REAL E.STATE to move into beautiful laidi |- Phone 2D9 trail air iuadltloning. ileuutiPAINTING ion Drug C o, 3|r. Gilpin. things you're through w i t h line and lake advantage of a 4fully lands*.i|teil large lot, near 14—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT srhool bus roule Phone 2221-14 ' j'v loan Nearly new 3 bedroom WOOLS EY 84—FARMS AND GRI.VES -* :-lll I I* )V \NI! I) "l XII thcuugh tram Ads for CASH home nu large, shady |ul, life HAVNES Office Machine Co. *7 BROKERS amt RE AL I tilts u Marine Finisher* Good eolrer, while or colored man time tile i • a)|ehcirir kit 20 acr# tile farm. Three bedroom Typewriter*, ailding martiiurs. Call 1821. F o r Your Boat in wor* un farm, Regular job house, large bam. All equipment •hrn, hind* ; flaan through Sale*-Rental*. .Ill Mag., Ph. II nut. Ph. t' * W. H. A. Stephens, Bri*Senkarik (Jlass nnd Faint 4 o and machinery. Easy term*. Ph. •on Avr. n-FUUMTUitr-iiouxEHnun HI K ED RIGHT 1333 J. P. 0. Be t 1151. Phone 320 112114 ,W. 2nd St. IT. DIETRICHS T. W. .HERD CALI, US TODAY (!) Used furniture, appliances, to>ds, 83-UOMKS ([.DOR sanding and finishing. 29—S AIJtf43| E N • AGENTS REALTORS W A M ADS W. It. "d ill" h i E.iiI'EK etr, Itmight sold. Larry’s Mart Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ 1*81 Park As* Phan* 27 or lu Guy Allen, A woe late NEWSPAPER street satrsboyi. 321 East 1st, St. Phone DUE 1225 DOWN nole county since 1923. Arli tic I’ rltr, Avtoriate Ages 8 to 12. Apply to 3Urk ACREAGE 3 Bedroom* and CarpoDa H. 31. Gleason, Lake Mary Realtor — General Insurance Small and large tracts, fur Kamillciri, The Sanford llerald, after Terra n o Floors 2nd ANNIVERSARY ing. tirnsing, Developinir or Phone 991 or 2122 112 N. Park Ave. For Painting call Mr. Tarkcr, Ph. school. Kitchen Equipped TENANTS IN UUR Hpeeulation. See u* for all your r/X XI! Room special t!4 93. Nice Residential location SANFOIID LOCATION ltr*l Estate need* 30— WORK WANTED. FEMALE Landscaped Yards OZILR REALTY CO V I > '« I* i free *-ur--. t c *.> t REAL hkiiTATE DRIVE IN l.aura II. Oner. Realtor 391 30 Ready fur oecupaney in 2 weeks Rita theatre for Mr*. J. E Baby silling, references, 1013 M. Echols Hi-Rurr F R O M O U R O R IA T 2544 French Ave. llai.-l M. Field. Aaioeiate Sufa Bed amt Chair 90.M A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. l.vaj.s. J. W. HAM*, RKAl.TOIt 26QI So Orlando llwy. i'li. 1353 C R f l M K O W * ;< s iiic n o N o r v a u ju 31— MURK WANTED—MALE Hollywood Beil 49.30 Builder Lxp. Nov, 1, 1936. Ji>hnny ttaikrr, Aaaoetalr EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 Free headboards un Hollywood Pbon* 1991 funeral . , Home ! jam Mellon* die Sm ' m "Call Hall" Phone 1758 3 A IN MOKE SPACE in your All-around handy man wants Bed* .” Mijhvar 47-tl Jouik work. Phone 620-J,_____ home with storayu walls, builtUllimsE f.lMHi W I) R K E R B All Dinette Sets Discounted LARGE 4-bedronm home. Ileal Slricklnnd-Morrison * PHONE . /r in cupboard*, shelves, etc. See through * Htsified ads. I**t an location lor children. Ph. 2333-J. $139 00 Bunk Beds $119 00 INCORPORATED llll.l, LUMBER A SUPPLY FINANCIAL ('"rtfernld^ *1 ' riperirnced ad writer assist you. RAYMOND M. IIAI.I. J-itoom Groups 293 00 Your FTdeswtly Ford Daalar YARD for caiy-ta-follow plan* ” ' ‘ Ilit/hLfiff-'rr ic-> i 6 room, 2 bedroom home, $5750 OSCAR M. HARRISON and qualily material* at econ­ 34 —INSURANCE 304 E. 1st. SI. Phono SM 3-Pc. Curved Sretional* .. 199 00 Located on Old Orlando High­ REG. BROKERS omy price*. 223 W 3rd St. FOR CIITUK AtTiON us* Classi (Knam Rubber) way, Ideal for rhlldrrn, sc hoi. I S, D, Hlirhlryman, Associate COMPLETE MODERN PHONE 83 ' The Lumber Numlied ails to sell rent hire. Call BEDROOM: bus stop. Call 1332-31, 201 South Park A«r. Phone 964 INSURANCE 1821. aay "Charge It.” Duublr Drrsirr >— ---------------------------------------- All the NEW KINDS of fire and IK IT IH REAL ESTATE Beveled Shrror LAKE FRONT casualty. Insurance available in SELL ask t'mmley k Mciiiteilh Bookcase Bed New three bedroom house on SWAP 'ANYTHING! Just plate the bc.-t of Companies al Low­ at 117 South Park. I'huna 77 lnner*pnng Slattre** Lake Emma. One anJ half Hied est Rate* to those whu qualify They Know knyihlag Classified ads. Phdh* 1821 for a Box Spring (3 pillows FREE) baths. Florida room. Lot dll' Coniult B A L L INSURANCE x 223'. Turn So. one mile at AGENCY. 241 S. Park Av*„ helpful ad-writer. With A See our ntw lint o f floor covering Oaklawn Cemetery, Sanford, Fla. anj complete home furnishings. 'lalalflrd 3 3 - MONEY TO LOAN FREE DELIVERY 2 bedroom house, fenced in hark A. B. PETERSON ECHOLS BEDDING CO. yard. 1913 Summerlin, I’honc Broker Aasociatn: A. B. Peterson AUTO LOANS U Cornrr 2nd Ii Magnolia, Ph, 1333 2371-R. Jr., P, J. Chestersem, Garfield CCS1 LESS "Bod Bamberger” Mgr. T IM E ! x J Y u g f- Will*its, John Mciich ans] R. W. AT 1ST CAU2 be. Iroom home, 240 ft. Fenrcd Open Monday’ s III 9:M p.m, Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land Florida State* Rank LET WA. . ft turner Jol, oak trees. By Owner, VISIT OUR BALCONY Surveyor. mi OK SANFORD i ’iione 1714-J, l * N. I’u fc i n TkM u n A crn gi T H IS iWAYr t CLASSIFIED ADS Ph. • aBsttafauBKsrtr DAILY CROSSWORD B onW ui all tzya r 1 % % % % P . , rt:! %% I . BE A 2-CAR FAMliy Seminole Realty Ci CHOOSE AN jg y USED CAR 1 A LL R EA LTY $179. LU M B W M tu n o iM tm s M E r .. (HERM ANN h �• - 4>rt, \• » ;-?• - THE SANFORD HERALD Powerful Electron Iron Makes Care Microscope Finds O f Ruffles Easy New Substance F. Herbet Seeking Brothers, Sister 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 chaitep . » *'! figure th* Joh at the air­ nerves in the brain and spinal IE champagne dll #*«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 you’d prefer I didn't go to the Cm aura If ah* lay in a deck chair, Kevin, he was taken from the miRht even coma to '-he hall m jdance 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 "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 Brue* would do her any harm after ly is formed by and ii a part af would want to dance With an obi bet, a Parisian couple who m i-, grunted, he laughed and added. 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 Until recent yeirs myelin was ■topped aenring." 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’ * alive" 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 rT IC IO 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 I I I * -" ' 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 ro n 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 King 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'have 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' T re e 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. I l l . 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 BABY BEEF 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. SALE 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 SIDES rival* industry, there seems to Ihe modes and manners of 1912 From Parts to Lov Angeles the e rarely ever rnough to fill all HINDS 39c lecting is the same it’s a time to orders. he feminine and dresa In the Several of our pulp mllti fur 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 Real I'oualry Ratoked feet or flxin ieet. requiring oao Dame football tram ant of Irish and 77* tree* to the acre respect­ descent. Mintage lie 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 37c lb. B *<rr 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! 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 o f atomic energy. T h it It th * U t h A n n lv m a r y o f th * U N - t h « U t h A nniversary a f m a n '* first co m p ltta ly o rg a n lz td M a rch fa r paaca Nrvlirtrlr hat ever said ilui lie to t 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, d ot 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 lo i’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 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 o f peace for the world! (‘ 0 ) 11*1.KTK STOCK SHOTGUN SHELLS .Rd 22 RIFLE CARTRIDGES Refineries Station 1.1th & Park CALL Jilt 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* afgtla«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 In Sanford S to W ftta lb 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 IfY tv H w tM b N a l Delivered B y « P . M. Call 18X1 Before 7 P.M. For DtUvary " WEDNESDAY, 0CT0J1ER 21. l9o« A xeoclntffl Preen I.rirocd W ire NO. f W I ? ”o “ n S e w a g e Treatment Plant For Residents Issue Up Again Tonight 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. - | _________________________ 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. DeBarySays No iieriong'svisit Recalls To Writer Similar Incident T o In c o rp o ra tio n 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 - •*-“*“> Simplicity Speed. Accuracy Voting ->> *» M« 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 j flrr (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 fwo) _____________ \ZX XX 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. I 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. *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 o cr. 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: 1Obstetrics, 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 Park •*>e and 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 v S 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 off i 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 Krtrl 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 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 � 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 23, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 23, 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5e1f61ad708044f4341fed951520a653.pdf 67d21e64d788438c6724f1f57f62711c PDF Text Text MM 0- D A Y S 1^7) AM WE’VE SET THE STAGE for the greatest Bargain Harvest ever! We must make room for new merchandise, and this Is our chance to buy top valuesat the lowest prices ever. You’ll find famous brands . . . national}' known quali'y . . . . . all at unbelievable stavings. 1 $ 9 9 .9 5 $89.95 A tremendous value In ft big family size 7-plece act. Large table hns finest quality, heat-resistant, plastic top—which comes tn a selection of popular colors. Matching chairs are heavily padded In Insure maximum comfort. Convenient chrome handles on chair hack* afford ease in caring. All 7 pieces for the very name price you'd pay fo a 5 piece set! .12-Piece Dinnerware Set with the purchase of (he above dinelte. You recleve a lovely 32-piece Homer Laughlin dinnenvsre set abvdutly FREE when you purchase a dinette during our sale. /HR GALLOPING Bin** FUR THOSE JUNIOR COWHANDS '’ H im •» This appealing mahogany desk . . . In I radii tonal style . . will lend elegance lo any room . . . The Severn large drawers assure extra space. Included (hut not shown) are a matching chair with washable sent and a five piece desk net of much needed nccenories. Also available in modem l.itned Oak Sturdy and well reinforced plastic horse with plastic legs, attractively colored, mounted on brightly painted durable tricycle chassis. A hobby horse and tricycle combined into ■ sensationally new and thrilling ride. WITH EVERY PURCHASE For the laat word tn healthful ra* laxatlon you will need thia won* derlul recliner . . . . It tiltn auto* matirally to any position . , , . no buttons or levers to fool with . . . . Quality engineered tn assure years of comfnrtnble service . . , . . . Available In combination wnah* nhle plastic with matching tweed fabric. Headquarters For 2 Pc. Suite S I9 9 50 ▼ A luxurious living room suite that ha* ''everything” T h l reverslhlo boxed edge seat CUahiona are fil d with Ri', inches of FOAM RUHRER...........And the ftuite la upholstered nil over in the new SYLMFIt f"' * *■'"*** itnlns end wines clean easily. New style pillow-arm very’ heslful for head or nrm ........... Never such fine features at so low a price. LA M PS LA M PS llrautiful buses of china and cera* mlc and brass with Plaslicghue and handdared pebble bourlr close ■hades. From |5.9j up. End Tables 117.95 Coffee Table f 17.95 Occasional Chnlr J2I.95 DON'T DELAY COM E IN TO D A Y SAVE TOP VALUE STAMPS SANFORD PH. 1425 De BARY “Where Your Dollar buye The Most Furniture” EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN �& h e § > a n fa rb I B t m lb * TO l UME XLV1I EetablUhed 1908 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1938 SANFORD, FLORIDA Delivered Hy 6 P. M. Call 1821 Ilcrore 7 V. 31. For Delivery * Associated Press Leased Wire NO. 217 / n fe r -C ]u b A le e f To W arrant Is -Issued Hear Her long For Former Bank Oviedo Man Cut In Tavern Fight; Em ploye's A r r e s t Every civir and ferrite club ] in the cit* will Iw represented in Ih# inter-club meeting to be held Monday noon at the Episcopal Church Pariih Hou»« when Coni. A. S. (Syd) Herloni Jr. will V the speaker originally scheduled to addrr>« the Santord Rotary Club at Hi regular weekly meet* ins. Ilrrlong, when informed of the derire of other rlubi to join In the meeting, expressed hit An InTfitlgatlon will be eon pleasure at the tnlrreri ihown In the acconiplDhincnl* of the la at ducted by Juttlrr of the Peace ronsre't. the subject of hla talk. Theo Aulin, in Oviedo, inti the tail Friday nlghl Dashing of CamJoinins with Rotary will be the following orgamutoni: Rurine** by Klmbte, U-) car-old Army man and Prnfe»»tenal Women’* Club. <*f Oviedo. Conriablr George KeUey «*id Pilot Club. Kiwani*. Lion* and JnyeMt. Mr*. Roberta Gatrhel that Klmbte attempted tu »icp inplant to n rte a turkey dinner j 1® * fUM lad Friday nlghl about with all the fixing* at the regular 11:30 at the Seminole Tavern, rale charged the luncheon club*. north of Ovirdn. Club .ecrrtaric* are a*ked to la the truffle that followed, be at the door promptly at U :U Kimble w n cut acrot* tha hark a. m. to rhrck in thrtr member*. and poiaibly the *tomach Me .* TWO SPEAKCltS AT VKUTKIIHAVR Garden Club meeting flank the president of the t «ral orjtartlaa- A group of nearlk run l* expected now* i on fined In the Orlando Air t |<m at the luncheon held in the .Khritv Club HulkUng. Shown nl-.ve (left to right) are Mr* Vn-1 El. *” be welcomed by R utin's prr- Porte Rate llo.pitai, Noule, Mr*. Fred It. Uanas, and U ln Mar>- Noble. Mm. Noble and M!*» Noble are from J i i W ‘ idrnt, |)r. Charlea I,. I'crton*. KeUey arreded William Angti* allle. (Staff Photo) I Program chairman (or the occa*ion Neel, a ronnet guard xt Cocoa, Rill Kirk will Introduce Cong. Her- and lodged him in Iht Seminole ★ ★ Ions. County jail. However, Neel wa» Congreuman Hetlong will be later relcatrd for lac* of evlmet at the city limit* on Wcat deneo. Fir*t St, Monday mnrolng by a Lla'ed aa witne»*e». on the rec­ motoreadr which will accompany ord file at the Semmol* County him to the Seminole County court Sheriff* office were: Roy Alford houte where he will be available and Jewell Burton of Owcdi, The big two day ahopping rx.-nt morrow which will U- In Sanford throughout the dai to talk with hi* In Satilord will continue through fur Ranner Hay* bargain* “ We eoniliturnti with the exception of Tuny Suinmrniil aad Janie* High arc ready to take care of the and to the noon luncheon period when ho of Geneva. * nb,uf.f: l tomorrow „ the Sanford Mer The Juttice of tha Peace hear­ and an tnthu.la.tlc crowd of ho eh>ntt A.aoclation apon.ored ''Ran lerve them," IV »»« *ald today will *peak to a joint meeting of ing this afternoon ia being held Sanford fevlerated Ganlen rlub nfr |)1Jrt- bring* tome of the big- a* the big event got underway at the Sanford civic club*. ladle, welcomed two dlatlngul.hed , lutf cvrr „ffl.rr,| ln s.nfotd 9 o'clock. Congre»*man llrrtone will he at 1 o'clock to look into the a*gue.t. at a noon reception ye* er- , llKjl aurToundl„g honored at a dinner given in hla lault. day at the Shrine bolding Mr. „ „ hl,mr0An, r# honor Monday night at Jim “There may be xnolher arrevt Fre. B. Noble and IIU* Mary >lh rrr arr . of ^ op|c ln Spencer'* Revtauranl by tho Semi­ and other* involved,'' »vd KelV>ble. well - known writer. and ,uwn M „ sai(| Merchant. A.nole County Remoeratie Execu­ »«y. Jleakeri. were gue.t. of honor au. iall(in pre,|dent B I- Per . tive Conmvttee The dinner will Kimble. Ih* *on of Str. and Mr*. from Jarkionville. km* j r t and be added, “there lie helil at (I o'clock. Invitation* to A. H. Kimble uf Oviedo, ha* bein the dinner were Issued Tuetday in the army for 11 ) e a n and i* MU* Mary Noble ipokr on “ You ar,. a jol „f people in the store* b) the Secretary of the local com­ nnw tUllonrd at Chirletlon, S C. Can Grow Orchid*,'' which t- the .hupping " mittee. Robert S. Rlllhlmer title of her popular book now .n Huge diiplay banner* announo­ Following Monday nlghl'a din­ il* .econJ printing. “My stari In ing the big event wen on display ner honoring the filh District ConIhi* hobby began atmpty wilh the ;n More window* and arr<.»» vtorr grev-man, Ilrrlong will addre** a urge—highly feminine— of want- front* ye.terday and thi* morning. Ins to wear orchid*, lol - of them Every .tore in the downtown area R* Captain Robert W. Ja<k*on Remoeratie Rally to be held at the Someone ha* ‘ aid that the \'a-1 corner of Kir»l St and Magnolia and not only for e«p«-eul necai- wa» filled thi* morning with cb-rk* lorn. *o I decided to ral*e them, in every ctablUhment taking i ate xal profr»*|on lx much like thr \vc, according to Andrew CarraMilitating again*! thi* wrte twe of thr early on ruth of .hopper*. mlnUtry. You drdiri te your life way, chairman of tho actlvlttaa Aid facta: I was a working girl Parkng meter* were entered In a purpo.e You wear the garb throughout the day. Congroaiman with not much *pare tlm.' nut not thi* morning with paper bag* of .. a.v urganlied profe*«lon. Your Ilrrlong will deliver a political ad,i> cvtu'it law* >l(e« n hla bid for teeleeMon aa much tpare money. Bid I made a w!,..e*_A\w free '.arairti In Hit ' in. i, .. beginning andhave found it mo.: dnv .dim--* metered urea* thro - :h- . r l n- pitatl'v'*' not n -inlre I to Congt*oiiian .if the Fifth District, rewarding. What IJ d you can do out the day today and tomorrow, be followed b< It." ordinarylay-' Me will be Introduced b> SenaA rrpretentallvr group from "In our favor l« our localiun in AutliorlgtUon for the free parking man. You reiv unre the pursuit of lor Dough* Stenrirom, Sanford wai In Winter Park yrtterOther promlnrnt Seminole CounFlorid*, on the edge of the trop­ came from the office of City Mm- wealth In a large mravure you surrender your ,lucn*hlp; re- tv cltlien* <>n th«* platform with day at the Eat! Central RMtrirt ic* wdtrre one may avail hcr-elf Sger Warren F Kr.nwlc* nf the Allocution of Florida Mo*, \lm available fir f.-> p»ikir.g n- tore nlltl and well. f. he Merlons Monday night will be of favorable climatic- condition! " pita I Auxillirir* levnnd annual con w*t tin vtii-ucip.il Patking lait n liuhi-.-t '■*»! nf > r ch"*i!i ,ir.» Itepmrnlativr* Mack N. ClaveMi«« Noble di*pla)cd *(>ccimcn* ferenre. Commercial Axe. between Palitii-tiii fi-.lon. \ rv *l in the final anal)-t* land Jr., and Gordon V. Frederick, of hrr homo grown orchid*, fiom The meeting, an an day one. < * parent type, Vanda, thr oand- and Mood Axcn. Thi- m->ruln.'. yoir aim* and object* arr quite and Jame* M. Lee, chairman of nearly all parking atitl* in the at moral a* any minuter t. be£ = ; ; « ■ = r v r s A S a Tw una. through mutation* of n nbow color*, of purple br.ckcd pet­ Municipal Parking l^ot area were cauie moralllv* ron«l*t* In the taken. ronvcrvulion nf the he»t Intrrol* al* fronted with autunmai mown, \ larger crowd I* exported to (Cnnllnueit on Page at ment* mt* for Mcrlimj * xixit here Mon.... to lavender* and pink, a <-ro*> uf Sanitarium and Huipilal, the xl.it downtown Sanford luiuomiw Aracbni* and Vanda and n truly «h*‘ ■ orange Memorial Mo.pilai ' auxiHa* local merchant* di.play him different blue orchid Slany had n.Ln Monday M >Kt a. )a m*Vr* ■rT. and the Winter Park Memorul Iretl* of item* from their fall and District Governor man night U make* „ Mp|u| Ani||llry> Japane.c-Haw aiian nanu* ,nt<-r dorks along with *pcei»l A l f ! I I \/■^ ■t- I n . . | hi* bid for re election. Atlmding the conference from A queitlon amt aiuwo p .rie l „irri,a((., f„r .)lr Banner R.iva ▼»! ■ I V 15* I L O C O I the Srminde Memorial Muipltal followe*l, with advice given on -*A event D* I l I L T j Auxiliary were A'r* A. W Fpp* temperature, plenty of air and s.inford Mmhanl* p rough * I t O l L ^ llID I U C S G O y PI j 0 II S c h e d u l e s Sr., pretident; Mr*. A. B Peter»pft rain* vvlilch would be cai"u- tinir cooperatlvi effort* In the Mr* 'lirle Glea*on nf Cicala, •on, Mr*. J . N. Rlarkwelder. Mr*. Wed to encourage thi* .lu-p icl >#nfoid Merchant* A*»o.-ia . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....m illio n , ili*triet governor of DRtrict Four, Session Tuesday Allern Richter, Mr*. Sadie Berry. emphatically tiaied that Banner Pilot International wilt make her A mertlng of member* of a fel Mr* Robert Feyl nf D# Ran-, and Mr*. Fred N'obleT in.plruiirr.al Ra)« event "iv nor a *tnck clear .fficlal vi*lt to Ih.* |-w-al Pilot talk wa* on "Your Own Garden." Ing -al<- at all, hut a »alo where Cluh nn Ttie*div, Ori rtalttrmployr* union, organited al Mr* Naney Gray of MVe Mary. '’We nrr nil »n fortunate.“ he R ■ '.i'e*t and moat up I *date Mr G!e,**eu will tie hnnmed **ir Sanford Naval Air Station ( ,Mr*. Fpp* laid Mil* , morning. . •Ix'rd. "in owning e piece of liud u*.r handiw 1* featured at ama vitH o dinner in the Yacht Cluh ‘•k’1'1 a**' 1* held away enihu*rd and in whirh wc can garden at wc ,>.eo-e. rmglv low price* “ at r. jo p m after which a bu*l ■* ,h' * lr *l*tlon'a auditorium on ^•lJ* mr Ixt * tic *enture»ume in trying uu* Shopper* on the Mrecl tin* morn- ne*« *e**lun will be held with Mr*. Tue.day, Oct. M at 3:15 p m, ,u * “ " “V . new Idea*, lari'* enjoy our neigh- ln< after completing their pur Sue S M eier,on prr riding Purpose of Hie meeting, aevord* n* a "J* , ,, , * , ,"*V' bur * gift* of cutting. I a.n gr-.d tha-.* ar. loaded with huge pack All member* ar.* requeued In l,,e <o a member of the Executive r.-|»>.r*» tnai me mca auxinfar iimIivtrluwlity in one'* Ian i cup- - > "f mcrchandi*e. tignifirant bring llielr na.k.vge* fur gift* tor Lrnnmittce, will be to elect uffie- * r' * ,,n5.* * on,l „ I . '..*n< We MC happy people in I,lit nf the a'trartive price* that arr the "< hrivtma* on the High S r**" *'r» the neit fiiral )ear be " t 1 OOUDI> Pf®o.l, Mr*, r.ppv are permitted to work «nh twins offered in Sanf.-rd .lore* project, *pon»orrd hy the American ginning in November of thi* year, t . , . our hind* in our own garden. In during the Ranner Da)* »a!e« Red rrm * Tl'e gift* will he tndlThe local unioa at th# Sanford , . ,,,r ItuiMa, where people are regi*|event. Iridualty wrapped following the Naval Air Station ia affiliated . 1 „ . __ rr * .*!*** w# have done more than Sanford merchant; are prepared meeting and turned oxer to the with the National Federation of mtn:ed, with many living in col­ olhrr auaitlarlei, lective unit*, we find Inal thi ir "Some ot the other club* have garden*, loo. a ir muhiliaci lucre itaged the 'Follies' iiiecettfully, it no little plot where a hoiiuwit* armrdfng to reports, and wa ire m»y putter ah<>ut, relaxing from •taging th# *ama one here In Feb­ ‘community effort.’ There are ruary t<* secure fund* for an urllio public park* (for *liou-vffi but nn pedir table for our hospital," said individual, home garvlen.. -o Ur Mr*. F.pp*. c# trav-terx can find oil, and nu Th# highlight of (he conference, lime io work In one, either. •aid Mr*. Epp*. wa* an address "There we have beautifical m of by Mr*. Traey B Hare, Slate Di­ our touni, >uim with hlbivctiv, of rector and Pari Prrrident of thr Vvhlch their are a* riany gorgiou* rialewlde auiillary. *;ccimtn>. Alio, flm crin* tree*. Tha ronferenca was attended Where rl-c may one obum m i by rtpretenlillvr* of ten other much tmaul), for m> lu ig a lime auxiliaries ether than the local one. and for *o little mom.-/, *t in « Preiiding at the meeting wa* Flurida flowering tret.’ Garden­ Mrs. Maxwell Autiek, DUIrict ing bring* iia a ipintuul me..age, Chairman of Orlande. f#| God gave u* tilant* and flow•i*. coupled v»it*i the talc*-; ui durovering, for ounrlvc* new vanGen. Snyder W ill etle*. I believe with Luther Bur­ bank that nothing build* charac­ Inspect N ational ter tike gardening. And if we ht-lp a child to wonder about the uiya* Guard F a c ilitie s true* of life in a feed's piauilng. A formal Impaetloa of the San­ It'* mirsculou# gruwlu, wo have ford National Guard facilities and done much for ourtelxe*, too " troop# wilt taka place Monday af. Thr welcoming committee In­ lemoon and evening, according to cluded Mr*. Fred R. Gana*, pre*,*iformtion received this morning hOnt; Mr*. Gcotgc McCah. Mrs. by Tha Sanford Herald. Citarlc. II. Cole, Mr* George Har­ Brig. Gsa Maxwell c. So)dtr, den, Mrs. Ilenry Simpaun. tics Assistant Commanding Ganaral of president; Mr*. L. E. Spencar, tha 4fth Armored Division of th* Mr*. Aroa Ericktea and Mr*. Florlds-Georgla Na.lonai Guard ti Kari)le Houiholdar. expected to lead at tho Panford Hearing Today Sanford Garden Club Entertains Famous Guests Buyers Swamp Stores As Big Sale Continues Navy Population Joins In Salute To Church Loyally Weather Auxiliary Members Report Successful District Confab I LINES NOT VINES, ll this m su of cable hanging fn.tn overhead. Thee# are tho cabllli to bo ewtmeotP .U ..||. r . t . ■ * « ...* Kriautir- e I into dial equipment whlrh will tie erected into jaw illon next week. Ono of th# many Men O ip f r i u f nr rally fair lhrou|h nainuiay, ;rl |,rjn^|n|f ihf*f linrj and rahln Inl.i thr tinv IniUdinir on S. U u rfl A rt. tan bt im r uirtiiU f JudJm low tonight R-*A 1 (in plaid ehirtj a* be work* »n another line to bo connected. - McAllister To Speak At Chiefs Club; Attendance Urged Jack B. Roxton Missing N early 2 W eeks From Desk A t A tla n tic N atio n al Bank The poolblllttr* Rial embento* ment charge* will be made a f - | f aind a former employe nf the I g * Stnfort Atlantic National Rank In Sanford are growing more imAn important meeting of the' minent a* auditor* probe Into the' L Sc-mltvotc Chief* Club wa> atinoune* record* of the Personal lawn I)e* ‘ ed Ihl. morning by Program pinmrn, of lhe nank> chairman Mr A tt Kpp* Jr t»r .. . iv . fic d a y night, fht H at thr Pine Inveilig.lor of the cre.t School Auditorium at 7:30 hnk-rtl Bureau of InveitlgaUon in. bat been in Sanford relative to Hr. Kppa ilaled that at notice of ihf ditappenranee ditapiwaranee of one of tho mailed to hankl| rmpl th, meeting i* beingf “rmailed s**mimtle each member of the Sewinote Chief* Club in an effort t.. »llmu A , r * rrh » no* «>ndurtlate greater interol i.i the group td for Jack R. Roxton. a former alilch i* »npt*ortlng and focu*lug vice prr.idrnt and manager of the attention on local athletic pro- Peoonal l/ian Department, of tho gram*. The highlight of the meeting will Sanford Atlantic National Hank, be an addre** by Ron MrAllltler, who ha* not been at hi* desk for Sp»rt« Director of WRRO-TV. the pa*t two week*. Tltere will be a report on mem­ The duappenr*nee of Roxton RBV. WILFRED ALDRIDGE bership and a tepnrt on the Junior (Staff 1’huto) High School football learn*. *abl ha* cauird a flurry nf rumor* in and around Sanford fur tho pad Dr. Epps. t . addition, he taut, there will week. be an introduction of honorary The Sanford llerxld, In contact­ member*. AMu, an important p u t of the ing the I'nited State • Ma.-ahal'a meeting will hr the .bowing of a °ff*, f in Orlando learned of Iho tratd Utued for Roxton'a arfilm nf the 19f*i Florida Clem.on warra ir.t lhc warrant w»« u .u el by game which «•** a AC. tie. A full attendance nf member* U. S. C’omml**ioner Jame* S. and thou- Ir.tcreited in Ik-curnIng Ityr.l, Commt*fionor for lhe U 8. member* of tin* Seminole Chief* Rldrltl Cojfl f..r thee Southern Ri.tricl of KIj m Ii OrUndo III* RE RA RY-The Plantitlmi E*» Chili 1* urged, he t*id. Next meeting of the Seminole vition which read a* follow*: fur late* Woman’i tlub met ihla week Chief* Club, to f o l l o w the Oct. R “making a fal«r erlry into Ihn *t the mandon for a buffet lun* me-1mg at Ptnecred. will hr held book* of the Sanford Atlantic rheon al whlrh they welcomed no Nov fl Tin* meeting will Im* a National Berk wt h Intent to de- 2A new memtier*. barbecue at the Sanford Plk’* Club fraud »urh ttink, »aid hank t-elng The gue*t speaker wa* the R*e. when lhe All-Amcritan from a nn!!<>u*l buns, w h ile an officer Wilfred Aldridge who talked on Ohio Stale, Fnsign John Uuitou t* of laid bank hi* tatt year'* trivet*, with eadated to tpeak. The U S Marihal'i efflea ta ll peclal reference to Yugoslavia Th* Nov. • meeting will al*o “there li a warrant tuned." where, he Mated, tha people are foal .ro a film nf the FI.-rlda-Rice Button i< now a fugutiv* and D friendly and moit enxto-i* ,tn he­ game. the subject or a wtdepread roine acquainted with Americana. In a *pecrh u*editing between search. terioui ref.rcli.in* an) hilarlnua llulw-rt J . Bauman, previjent nf Mrs. Mary Detyens Hi# Sanford Atlantic National commra.i the Ree. Aldridge dr*Rank thia nvnnv'nj. «ald that he rrtbed thi* country which for lha Seeks FSN A Post It nut making any fiat.-menl rel* moil p«rt 1* «o unkmmntu to ti», Mr* Mary Delyen* Superinten- I alive to the cave However he where a little MS money bnya dent of Nnr*e* at 5>emlnolr Mem­ >aid ‘At'e arr In the proce** of a much In liuuite*. “ RTen It was orial Moiplta! of Sanfer-I It a learned that I wa* a parton (hern candidate for Ftr*t Vice Chairman routine audit and *hould anything wa* much difficulty In obtaining develop or be ami»* the bank D of the INSA Section of the Florida a pa i * port but when once re­ amply covered by insurance '* State Nuriev' Annotation. ceived and | called nn the dif­ The I9VS Convention wilt he tv. 1.1 The retro*.* of the new* con- ferent religion* nnfrr*, I found at the Governor'* Club Motel in rern ng the warrant i.aued by the that I* actually freedom of ra* Fort Idtudertlalr, Oct. 21 ; t and If. S. Cuiiiml*»ioocr in Urlan.la llglon in their country " the election will be held duriiig will quell many rumor* which aia 111* motl amuilnr deieriptljoa the Convention. circulating throughout the area, (Cnnilnoed m Page l> Rev. W. Aldridge Tells Woman's Club Of Foreign Travels S t.VFOMI) N <‘IV1I.IAN GUARD UNIT—Mrtnberx uf the recently formed Civilian Guard Unit <v| Sanford Nnvul Air h'lntbrn |i<*« with t'ommnnder H, L'. Cobr, USN, Executive Rfflerr of the datlun, (right, front m»| and Id. Commander (I. K. T illey , USN, (right, bm-k ruwl NAS Security Officer. Thiy nrw; ll. to r . b«ek row) P. D, Mitchell, It. E . Spencer, 11, 11, Rlood*wurth, Robert Steimle, L. A, Defontaine, U M. Sweeten, F S, Votoiine, and Id'll It. G. K. Tilley. (I to r., front row) T. H. Sermon# Jr., It. R Glrnn. W. M. Wolf, VV, S. Snyder, O It. Adam*, and t'dr. ll, C. t'nlee. The men are rurrently training with the Srrurily Rivirion nf SN'A.S, fur tha guard poritioni they will xuume on Ilia neve interior gate »f the sta tio n , in the m^r fu tu re . $HOP and $AVE DURING SANFORD BANNER DAYS J<Jm (pahkinq Naval Air Station at I o'clock i * * ? ^ r .| * tr u - j i , , . I . i* * !? ! , j? ,', Immmito,^ ficilitlaf i f Uif ItJeoJ Natioaal Guard. TH ROUGHO UT TH E C IT Y • �1 THE SANFORD HERALD F l i c 2, FrU Oct 19, IBM All Church Notice* must b* presented «t The Henld office by 10 s. m. on the day before publication. Qhutodn. TloticsA. • rin s T b a p t is t c iiu k c u LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER OVIEDO M3 W. 33th Place Uttla L. Day, f i l l * ' Phene 1799 Sunday School 1:43 i * The Rev. Phillip ftchleatmsnn Morning Wurabip ll:oo a.m. Pastor Training Union 4:13 p tn. Sunday School 0:13 a.m. Evening Service* T:M pm. Bible Class 9:13 am . Wedntidiy Prayer SarvU* 1:30 Service 10:30 t.m. Prayer For The Dap* phone IN I p.tn. HIM.car.ST BAPTIST CHURCH Geneva Sunday morning icrvlcca: 10 a .a . Sunday School. 11 a m. Morning Worship Sunday avenlng services: 1:13 p. m. Training Union 7:JC p.m. Kvralng Wcrahlp Wednesday T:30 p.ra. Prayar meeting FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, goo E. Second St. Sunday Servlets 11:00 am . Sunday School 11:00 am. Wednesday Evening Meetings 1:00 p.m Le»»on Sermon— " I ’robalion Af­ ter Death" Reading Room located tn Foyer si Church Building open to public 3:30 to 1:30 pm. Tuesdays and ASSEMBLY OP GOD 0171*01 Thursdays. Uth St. and Laurel Ava. A crrdlal Invitation Is extended to all to attend our services and Eav. George S. Rosa Sunday School 1:45am.use the Reading Room. Homing Worship 11 am. ST. LURE'S LUTHERAN Youth Servlet #:4>pm. tn Slavla (Near Uvlcdol Pastor Xvangallatle "ally 7:43 pm. Rev. Stephen M. Tahy P riy tr and Blbla Study Wednta Morning Worship 3:33 a.m. Radio Mission Broadcast at 3:30 day at 7:41 p.m. g. m. over WORE (740 kc) MRemtmbar a glad hasd la rites Sunday School 3:00 e. m.—for oil you tn worship with us." •go groups. Christian Day School — Monday . . it FIRST CHURCH through Friday 3:00 a .n . — (All OP THE NAZARENE elementary grades and kinder­ garten.) “danford'a Slog leg Church** Second Ava. At Msplo SL CHURCH OF JFHL'R CHRIST R. H. Spoor. Patter OF LATTER DAY SAINTS We Invite you to become e mem­ Branch President ber of our Sunday school. The A. G. I’iiis tpeaJng service begins at SiV> City Hall 10 am . am . a redad (Usees are la Hasten Sunday School Becramant Msetlng 3 p.m. from 3:80 to 10i l l am. For farther Information call t i l l ELDER 8PUINGB BAPTIST or m » . m a lt Price la Superin­ CHAPEL tendent. Eider Springe Morning worship each Sunday at by First Baptlet Church 10:49Renford, Fla. Training departments for agea 10:00 e.m. 6 through 40 each Sunday at 6:30 Sunday School W. O. SUnoell. Superintendent 11:00 a.m. leaning evangelistic each Sun­ Preaching Praache: day at 7:10 pm. This Sunday Dr. H. IL Martin. evening evangelistic service at (ha FIRST RAPT1ST CHURCH Church of the Nasarene is a dis­ G EN EV tinctly different service from any W. A. Blleowood Tailor other throughout the week. It It Sunday School 19 am . characterised by a volunteer choir, Morning Worahi 11 a.m. spirited congregational singing B. T.U. 7 p.m. special mutlca] numbers. UiU Evening Worship • p.m. monies to the glory of God, and a brief evangelistic message. You vrtU enjoy the old-faahlonod at­ PA OLA CHURCH OF CHRIST mosphere of this high service of Lord's Day: Bible Study at 10 am . Worship Service 11:00 a m. the week. '‘Coma and a** I" 7:00 p.m. A nursery la open at all regular Preaching Service Everyone Welcome Services. The sanctuary la com­ fortably air-cooled. (XULUOXA BAPTIST . CHUBCH Walter A. Baulk Jr., Faster Sunday School 10 am. FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worship Service 11 a.m. Oviedo FREE METHODIST CHUBCH Rev. Gterga IL Cart Ion. Minister Laurel Ava. at Ith St 0:43 a.m. Sunday School Sunday School S:43 am . 11:00 am Worship Service Morning Worship 10:43 am. 1:00 pm. Worship Servlca F. M. y. 7:00 p. m. Evening Evangelistic 7:43 p.m. WEST SIDE BAPTIST and Corner of West Fifth and Holly Wadnaaday night prayar prats* service 7:30 pm. "WELCOMES YOU" Sermon by the pastor. A Friendly, Missionary. Open Evening Worship Service 7:30 lllblo Church for "THE p.m. Sermon by Ihe pastor. PEOPLE Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 William L. Stephana Pastor p.m. B. D. Cralgluw Associate Feeler Sunday School 10i n , THE SALVATION AEMY Gotptl of John Chepter9 314 East Second Street Meetings Preaching Service 11am. Bible Study 7 pm. Sunday School 10:« am . Bible Celechiam 11:00 a.m. Pnechlng Service 7:43 p.m. Holiness Meeting Prayer Service Friday 7:30 pm. OpenAlr (Street Meeting) 0:30 "New Hampshire Confession ef yK 7:00 Faith” TlM THERE IS A REASON COME Salvation Meeting TUaedey AND SEE Corp Codata 3:30 pm. Band Practice 4:00 p.m SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST Ladlee Home League 7:30 pm CHURCH Thursday Eeet 17th St. At Park Ave. Prayer Mooting 7:30 p.m. The end of yoer search Saturday For a friendly Church. Open-Air (Street MeeUng) 3:30 Gerald n. Price Pester Mllloa Higginbotham B.S. Super* UP8ALA COMMUNITY lateadent PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Bible School 10 am Mlaiotor Preaching 11 am Ree. & c. While Plaulat Bible Study 7 p.m Mrt. Clover M am Evangelistic Preaching 7:43 p.m Mrs, Patricia Summerlin Aiat. I’tanial Prayer Meeting (Wed.) 7:43 p.m. George Peseld, Asst. Sept, ef Missionary Fremlllcnlal Church Scheel You A n Welcome Church School 10 am. ROLY CBOU CHURCH Worahlp l l *.m. (Episcopal) Westminster Fellowship 7 p. m The Itvv. Kdeard U Aldworth Willing Workers 7 pm. Frlrat-la-charge Evening Worship 7:30 p.ra. Holy Eucharist 1:00 e.m "Everybody Invited to attend Family Service end Church School our •errices." 9:13 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Pesior Mltfon IL Wyatt CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUBCH hev. J . W. I'atbam. Pastor Educational Director Rachel BraCar. Paurterath SL, Oik Ave. •Iry Sunday School 3:43 am . 9:45 a.m. Church School Morning Worship Service 11:00 Claaeea for all agsa. a.m. II e.m. Morning Worahlp Training Union 4:13 pm. It's ■ Sermon— “The Old end the New' family affair. p. m MYT Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. 7:13 p.m. Organ Vespers "Cornu thou with us and ue will 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Sermon— “The Teat of Deeds" do Hits good." Broadcast over W.T.R.It, 8:30 p.m. Fellowship for young SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER people. Rev. L. F. Tether, rastoe Sunday School lo a m. Wednesday Evening Prayer Ser vice 7:10 p. m —"Study of Morning Worship 11 a.m. Paul's Letters" Evening Evangelistic Service 7:45 pm. LAKE MART BAPTIST Weekly Servlets: CHAPEL Tuesday and Thursday 7:43 Laht Mary. Fla. p.m. Pastor — Ray. W. A. Ellenweod Rtgula Saturday Meratag Sunday School 0 43 a.m Bioadcait over WTRR 10 33 Morning Worahlp 11 a.m. *m Training Union 8:30 pm. K. « T' ' Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 pm. nr*, i PAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 4 Miles Wert ea Rl. 46 Sunday School 0:43 am . Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Wesleyan Youth 6:43 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer MeeUng 7:00 pm. Everyone Wslrome Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer CHUKCII OF GOD Rgy. H. W. Uenderae*. Paster French Are. and 33nd SL Sunday School 0:43 a.m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. MH-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Young People Service Thura* day 7:30 pm. EBENEXER METHODIST CHURCH Citrua Heights Rev, Edward Murfln, Paster Sunday School to am . Clifford E. Johnson, superinltndenL Preaching Service 11 a.m. MYK 3 p.m Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.n. CHURCF OF GOD OF PROPHECY 33*3 Elm Ave. J . Lamar Gilmtr, Paaior Sunday School 0:43 e.m Alorniog Worship ll:on am Evangillatie Service 7:43 pm. T u e s d a y : Worn ‘s Misaio.ary -land will mart at 7:43 p. m. Thursday: Young Pcoplt'a Service at 7:43 p. m. Everybody Welcome FIRST RAPTIBT CHURCH Perk Are. el Itk St. (A Southern Baptist Church) W. P. Brooks Jr., Pastor Fred B, Fisher, Associate Pastor Kirby Rogeri, Music Director Mrt. Marvin Milam, Organist Early morning worahlp 8:43 a.m Sunday School f.gg Morning Worship (Broadcast WTRR) ii a n . Training Union 6:13 pm. Evening Worahlp 7:30 p.m. Fellowship Hour 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. NURSERY AT ALL SERVICES WELCOME The Little llro»a Church On The Hill ~ Cernev Peek Ave. and 34th M. Bernard Root, Minister Fred Enimlnger, Associate Sunday School ........ 0:48 a.m. Morning Worahlp ___ 11 n.mSermon: "Prices and Values" The Central District Plorida I’llSum Fellowship meets at The Ut­ ile Brown Church at 3:30 p.m. At 3, Central District Council meets. Fellowship hour led by the young people of Sanford Church assisted by Ihe Orange CUy uroup. 4:00, Upenlng Worahlp Pev. Theo­ dore Rogers, Ormond 1:30 District and Slate Business; Pres. Harley Strickland, 4:43 National P. K. Council, Uoenc University with reporta from four of our ten delegates: John Atkinson, Jayne Smith, nerbara Minton, enl Rev. Ranking Shrewsbury, 3:30 Food and Fellowship. 6:13 NATIONAL P. F. COUNCIL — continued 7:30 Benediction TMF CHRISTIAN 4 MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH P u t Ave. 4 14th St. Sunday Sunday School 3:43 a m. 10:40 a.m. Evening 7:41 pm. Youth Fellowship Wednesday cm pm. cho*r R *h**r»»l 7 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer • p.m. Thunder Cherub Choir Rahaaraal i:)o Carol Choir Rehearsal 7:00 p.m. The Ladles' Missionary Society meets for Lunch and prayar on the Sod Tuesday of each Month at 13:00 noon; and for hualnasa and prayar on the 4th Tueaday of each month at 3:30 Pvfltt fa m ily " 1*4 ,f ,burth for lh* * ho1' n R E T PRESBYTERIAN . . CHURCH Oak Ave. and Third SL TP* ■ IT' A- c - Mclaaia. Minister Jlr** Mla' 9 f Mask M l« Katherine Brawn. D. C. E. «■ Morning Worship Anthem—"Praise the t.ord, Ye Heavens Adore Him,", priei.ard-Youth Choir, with obbligain solo by Mary Elisabeth Ajami. Sermon—"The Seeret Key"— The Rev. A. G. Mrtnnl* 9:45 a. ra. Sunday School 10:M n. m. Session meets for prsyer In the Session Room. It a. m. Morning Worship Anthem—"]fn]y Lord God", Cain —Chancel Choir. Anthem— "Build Thee More Stately Mansions", AndrewsCancel Choir, with solo by Ro­ bert Crumley Sermon—"The Secret Key"— The Rev. A. G. Mclnnis Nurseries for children under three, and three to six, every Sunday morning during the Worahlp Hours 8:43 a, m. and 11 a. m. T:30 p. m. Evening Worship S<vmon—The Rev, A. G. Meinnis. I ft !' j. 17s *, 1 f ■ f ] ■f! F tf 1 . ■ • ira; /dj * ^ 4 r r r * r 1;n, riM ya 1 yn,". 1 Lkfi.fS'W Ti S-'-v > iL i ■C—.. -U1E B n No. It's just a rope. . . at the breaking point. But. frankly, it’s a good illustration of how a man /cels when his nerves are “worn to a frazzle." The Church has never claimed that religion is a cure for frazzled nerves. But a man’s Christian faith does this for him: It shows him a Purpose in life more important than mere existence. It shows him a Power more effective than his own strength. It shows him a Future more rewarding than selfish gain. And it gives him courage more lasting than the sheer force of his human will. With these spiritual resources, founded in the cer­ tainty that God understands and helps, a man never reaches "the breaking point.” For when his human reserve is exhausted . . . he has or'y begun to tap the vast reservoir of Divine Strength. TH E CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE CAN SHOW YOU TH E WAY! CHURCH f o r a l l . . . a l l FOR THE c h u r c h the m a ajorahouM ol tfurituaJ value* WiiSc- i ** . ° 7 • ? : (2) r ° ' ch,!*,„■ ; Mk, V i r « - * of S t f S s - S M S T J K r •* • * Dir B L“,A*»..................... v<m<. This "Support The Church" Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, i s Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Well- known Business Establishments: M1IS. APPLEIIV'S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE HANK of Sanford BERRY'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL HANK EVANS ROOFING ft HEATING CO. IIILL LUMBER & SUPLY YARD nOTF.I.ER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD - WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE SANFORD AVENUE AMOCO TIIERM*0*TANE GAS ft APPLIANCE CO., INC. WILSON • MAIER FURNITURE CO. CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS INC. AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY J , C. DavU, Consignee SM IT H 'S SNAFUIN' TURTLE T. V. Brawu SENKAIUK GLASS A PAINT CO. M. R. Strickland. Contractor NICHOLSON BUICK CO. GENE'S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. INC HEIMANN MOTORS SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. R* I - HARVEY PLUMBING NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BRISSON FUNERAL HOME PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST* J(,HN’S REALTY CO, WADES SUPREX MARKET CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. THE MAYFAIR INN JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY HOLLER MOTOR SALES ROY WALL PLUMBING SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. J . C. HUTCHISON ft CO, SANFORD AUTO PARTS STINE MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO. 8ANFORD BOAT WORKS WARNER’S GULF SERVICE 8HEKMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO LANEY DRY CLEANERS �0 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F ri.. O ct. 19. 1956. Page Stewart, D. Day Star In Hitchcock Chilier 3 ---------------- — | Curtis Scores Strong Role In Rawhide Years M Tlir lliil Scr«P pla)Ini at (hr Hit* 'Ihealrr Hr ginning Sunday The Sanford Herald 'Bad Seed1 Opens *Sunday At Ritz Warner llro* bring* to thr * .rren what I* reportedly the mmt •hocking film ever dared to l>e produced, "The It il Se*-d." open ini Sunday at Ihe lilt/ Theatre Prtxlucerulrleclnr Mervyn l.r Hoy, one of llollywooo'* l-j-ln director*. *lcnel .lx of (*■<• !<-.* I £ i g artor* direct fr m II.r -late play, to re-create their r dr fur ihc Krccn; Nancy Kelly. I'atly McCormack, R t l r r n If ckart Henry Jonc>. Evrl'n VarJcn. and i Radio & TV Log Joan Croydon "The Had Seeil. deal* with the contrnvervlal theme that evil can be inherited, and in the film. Nancy Kelly, portray, a mother lio*(. mo*: horrifying fear* about r*elf are confirmed by the evil It her daughter, Driginally a novel b> William March, the *lory wa* adapted for the ttage by one of America'* greated playwright*. Maxwell ** . . t i 'u l l l l A t B U R IE D T F 1E A S U K E 1 H ID D E N Popular Tonj turn* ha* »corcd ru!«- a* * nvcr rtcamboat gainb another »ma*h action film a*»l*n- line ad.enturrr top* hU ptwlou* mrnt In hU new .tarring role film* t.v thr artion category, with Colleen Miller and Arthur The fact that a qujllfiotl vrtcrKennedy in L'nlveml-lnternatlon- an film itunt mna recently tol.l al't Technicolor film. "The R a w * a .indicated Mm writer that Curhhle year*.” which upon* tonlshl ti* come* cloie*t among the cur­ at the Crairie Lake Drive In The. i.- t crop of hiding men to emu trr. 'atlng the late anil great Deuila* Tony ha* hern brought to the* I'atrhanii*. Sr in arrren daring, acrcen in Arabian Knight atorie*. i* *trongly tualalnrd in the uni n '* V WDRhvks i« fJ H THOMAS Ml Tv MM L ,n , hcne f-niefight and «p--ri« car ru In# foldlag of "Ih r R|*Ud* Year*." . from * Wlfll t THF CITY M Fl f V n \c,*J K RKO film* which lranc<l heauly on Curti* become* a fugitive at the the action »ide. but hi* current o.it»ct of "The* Hawhidr Year*” Showing Ionite and tomorrow at The I'ltAIIIIK I. \KI* DMIVK‘ when he become* a prime »u*pert, I N 1 I I I : \ I I I I ' . Amle*r»on. John I.re Matiin wrote ,n 3 murder aboard a river boat the icreen-play for Warner lira* Curti* ride* the fugitive trail Nancy Kell) r.-tim* la the i - Ihr r year- lu-for.- hi* d*Kl wrren after an abiem-e of **•*■ .on tu return tu Inc arene of eral year* which fond ht-r on.* of Itic gambling murder and free the more occupied performer* of Mm«rlf of Ihr «-*iar;,c». Hi*jourthe New York *tage In that lit- itc> t* rudely interrupted on the tenm. Mi* Kell* won the highir trad when hr It trlicvril of hi* roveti-il Vntoln. tie t\ rry Award mon?y by a bold hut loveable tail­ L l i t r n c i ftfttlk b k o v ii:U «\ m i n i % * i i %% m i • of the \meri-in Theatre Wlng dle tramp played by Arthur Ken** ** If24 mu %m iii for the be*t p rforman.-e by an nedy h ic u -o rr 12. U i iiin%% 9ftii\|»% 1 N ON N IN S artre** for her nerforman.-e in Wlivii . orti* out milieu vrr* Ken­ i.% • %l,%ll 4 ftft T ^ # » l * 4 l l # r u The Had Sc..I . ' The award nedy and regain* hi* po»*c»»ion». A lM iiir* u n i r c i i tt»ti Moofl l l f t r u - f l ra|P» comparable to that of mo Ihe two become friend* and pro­ I i» \\y 1*1 lrt**l H I . V * % 9p •'. v C14 i • U ' r fcj f g , #u 9 9a •if %II T I i I b i i tinn picture*' Academy Award, ve* d toward Curti*' original dr*tl- 4 Id l*t- f l * f ^1*1 ftrihur l i i N l l i r t "The Had Seed" introduce* to nation K i n k # It I I I - h ftl>* 4 I# I >iia O i l * No * • V A l U n i L a .1v : 1 .0# ,h* *frrrn ,hr hllhljr ' ir* l,H dr* Curti*' homecoming find* hi* %14 *lpotl K U I l » u flpolLO 1.«% • n f l. lf # i Ift talent* of Patty M c C o r fianr.-e. a gambling hall enter­ v I e II- tt«l«Mi'UI tn iu c lU lt* I h f i ! .1:1^ \\««( r*'! nt M to ir >##». Ii i<»r T o m i r i v u mark She it *een tn the pivotal I 111" lili llulalo 1 1o *hI 1 11 ft# d u l d i h r 1 i n h « Pll;P 0f ihe girl who*r angelir tainer playr*l by Colleen Miller, l I , , M M F H in n i the pride and Joy of gambling hall ft; M Cllla I'U MI* lift I*. *H t •• .•1 * ^ « 0< n •mile hid.* a had *trcak ■vhich proprietor Peter Van F!yck. IS O.f l i r e It 1 »1 AA lil<f T li o l.intui* 1 « : 14 A t a r i 1 t» A H r C » u r . t rep»>rtedly will *hock the mo*t tv# r oro oo 1 t Ji JA ft a l\ 1 •* When the young adventurer i* Iw»%«* Il'or l ' c n « k o » l* o i r w l bli»e {•(If Our M i r e ItPrtrtk* _ film. .fan. given reaton ti. beline that Van ItfiS U ( o o f K H » * The role of the .trange janitor K>ck w|l lnw,lvP(| , h„ ru rr II (>* M « M N m i lloi»-*il i* aiain in the hand* of Henry i*,at murder. Curti* t* onee again I t I I MorlliM T h *i'n «* t iim —* * i r o n ii IS J i June* who.e out.t.ndlng perform f„ri.Pll ,M.f(1|np a ( , „ r i m k i i o c t ('!.»:• % %11 Ml* %I ancc proml.e* to rat.* high with „ mc ,, piir, llpt, ,,, Viln K>ck*s M iiiitt Mull\l\l« in i v n a film goer* and critic. henchmen «iftn*un r i t i f i i f t lU ft om i I ;i 4 Aft vv or Ig vi a>* Mervyn LcRoy ha. been a eon , Plr „ l4Wjr.pac*| fdm reache. j# No«e §• %\ r A t l i v r 4 Ift TwlUiiit a• vUtent memher of th e - Champion txcMng fllm„ tthini r ,irlU » l i l l i.’i p i i t n K » i 0 * 1 0 0 4 19 llddft o f t ha melon Hire tor*, an hn-v-r a m , Kenne*ly r u t maneuver the J 14 • K u r t * 4 l«a t i t « « i r » | Ap ert# T h r t li A bellowed upon only few film riv,.r mur.lrr.r-* and Ihe l l .l l U l o V | l» ^ v A l w « t Id I ' r i f l i n g On % C I « * i J creator* lie ha. many lim e in forn„.r ,, rlp.,rit, lho munll.r ia »|4 M l w Iftakld f* lr-1 Yvur ft! uaita a* I I l i • t i n n • nrtti ; i i the pa.t proven Id. Imaginative foUn, „ ,Jt h, , fun^ „ . mPr I I la l u a Ti-*» » v0 M f lt ii r.a it io n ' • i ; o» i leadervhlp b r i n g i n g f.lm* ike bead f o r thr.,- v,-.i r * ».Ift Mr* M) |t*#irufn«M4 l ; u lire |ll« l l l l ’ll* * Si 11h) i hin li ar -m Il ilHaaa.i |*|M#l|o I4 . J 4 ftt llotitA With ftlU9l« .. V , i r v- " ?.** ' n 'r HMhUe eY ar." wa. d. li lr I| .|i]« | *eoll*ol| lU>U*»4vaih f)uo \adt*. and Mi.ter Hob rPftri| ,,y |lani!(,,ph M>1k. I *ii 10 14 N i * » V |e *•of o I ' l d * at It.tC 4 44 Off Th » l.ouloti *° ?"**. ?c r r f pro.luce.1 by Stanley Itubln Wtl- • • ftft m m . i * |* l all **» ••• ••«»•» I The .hocking theme of The IlJin „ Pm, ro t anj William liar m iiim u o i l # |lf**'M» I'if t -t Hail Se»p| became .me of \tur- l-aI1 j,P-tl| ,|ir *tmn; *up|>«rling • i|.\l\ la 4 VO Ai«k% i»n tier llro- mol cl.-»«-|* gnarled rail. 1 .( 9 C.......... * folic# 4 fl I'#**# ItrtAktii 4 JO C o m » -al I I ' l i U i « l i « w * A # i 4 Ji *ccret l.e'tnv actually filmed the N#n i J o - Vie l l l f A I O l HtlM* ft! Jft ftft r i l t i n j A m b o r • • .lory lu.-’iied locked donr*. and T 1” l U r l l * ; i • • Iftft N r * • « 4 A |>«*(i|o 0 I tiavIv O purp*i*rly w‘thhcl.1 the »lor>‘* : •v i»#i i i t o i l t x k C l u b * : • M r). Jro M ili a ft ft N i i i t cro.hlng climax from even hi* in i M u l« # m A # I Ut h p o r u At ft U l i i t d ca»t until Ihe -rene* wrre filmed i 24 h. t#n< • K t r l l ' i n T l . o f t l i o ft . 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ON LY John Nesbitt's TRUE story N O T iim n N iiH i Miff ‘CATCH-VOUt-tttATM' mtimiSSlOH LACK SNOVMI j li 0 #*• * *• I‘r a. * •m l>> .rrl I a S e o i W aH i.af I i# ( ' 4 |il 4 1o l i a n i n r - t o • Ai T l t ’ e I .ori.1 . f l l t i f • ill# 11 %h i t a t 9 ft *1 1Af*4 Thto f.A»*l »-f f»u»0 I 4t1% H f f lk o |t III* h 4 4 T 19 Grant in "To t'jtrh T h ief'— to name only a few The nc-*e*t of Hitchcock » U-am* in perhap* e.en more of a Iriumph Hi* Iatc*l lale ..f danger ar.d »u*pei.*e "The Man Who Knew T>.* Much,” «lar* Jame* .Vewart and Pori* Day. and while Stewart ha* done every type of rn'i*. Mi*» l»«y ha* only lately begun to move awav from the muilral comedy pan* that broulhl h.-r lo the t.-;i stew • arl'» wife In a len»lon packed »tor> that rev.die* around the a»*a«*lnali<m -f a r n ’ne mtnlvter In London II •:: !l • ' lh# gt*e« her ftr»: fully dramatic performance. and her notice, arc all ra*r«. The YI»:.i \i iort. Technicolor I tiller arrivat Movls* tamt Hide tn Theatr- J idling hy the excitement it ha* already rauted. t :* .U f « 4 u|# i •#ir11#•« •*r. ftlflftll %I H M ltN IM I Totrdng Imnl i hop* or *tenk* on lei the InoiU-r? In*--r1 your fork in the fat. rather than the meaty piiri*. «o julee* won’t rm rut. Alt«-r-*eho<d ft ■• 1’ - n il N I | R «iff Alfred Hitchcock, celebrated pt->ducer-illrector, ha* an incredible record of ra.itng hi* male and female lead* with team* that ha*** caught the public fancy, Over the year*, the ma*ter of the tu*pen*e lale hi* *hown uncanny Judgment in pairim *tar* whn-e performance* have in-come trea*u rr' ntemorie* The well remcmb,red "Hebecea" of »ome fifteen year* ago brought together l.aureme Olivier and Joan Fontaine in what became one of th* motion prtore'* n u t phenomenally poplar ruoplingt. Since then Hitchcock ha* hi: the entertainment Jackt»-t with Mi»* Poatalne ar.d Cary Grant in "Siupiclon” ; Ingrid Hcrgman and Gregory Peck it "Spellbound": ilrace Kelly and Ray Mtlland In "Dial M For Murder” : 'tl** Kelly and Jame* Stewart In "Hear Window": and Mt*» Kelly and Cary « t n iv vti :\ s f h i : T\f f.MIAFSRR r \« in adde l *afetv me.i*ure, Ihr Staff* r(*»d Denurtmen* I. rc'llne re»dy fo •tart painting that familiar yettow center line on *ta*.- and fed­ eral highway* a ref'ecfo'lted white color State Road Oixtrmgn Wilbur K. Jnnea «.il| the rh inge Ir. color* wa* being m»de urvon ll-r advice of traffic engineer*. The new wrhtte een'er line will he broken. A »n!ld yellow line will he paln'ed atong*lde the wh'fa •fnp on .fref-he* of road where i pining U not pcrmilled Fully Automatic ROUND OR T A B LE TOP 0 Tbob, t*b#9V9 l#l)Ufl9f Oi«#9 Millm*m Iffulccff, If# Opf’i**»f CtR, Mt*i»fi Ht#f Iti# 4 A lilM tll l k f f # f l ’#« M#.’ »#«» IH# Wiftr It*9tf9'#t9l A’ All fiati « N lfl -W f p (• tip N«v *1 U-.l O k #1 M«#r«#««l A»9w*f #f H|f Y l f l i f fir fr##f 0 l««l «f»J Ciff9f<i* lnli*«‘f f !o«4-ii|*. T.TAOC %OCR O lC Y iM n M CAUtl TOR A Hi vv G ( UN IT I It* 1 % IIOMf % lurl lim a N? Sanford Electric Co. 116 .MAGNOLIA Aft'B. CRONE 113 h A- * �e~ .7* — f * MAN Of TTTTNCTTON? U n ite d N a tio n s O b s e rve s 11th Anniversary O c t 2 4 ; Support It! Ike, Stevensen Repeating Selves By JAMES MARLOW woria U “pane*" He that Vim k Ii IH Pres* Newt to il) ft one ovwrUme, m ini % ia praeWASHINGTON v T - Tb« loe*fr lically every .perch. Although ha this campaign last* the marc says “peace" ua’t SB m u * *a President Elacnbowcr and Ad’al this campaign, ha's made it sound Stevenson sound Ukr p.vnjgraph like a big one. record, of themselves. i f * not hard to guet* why: They’ve been repea'ing them j The "resident and hU advisers selves—not ool) u their al.ackr, probably derided that - *.*ee promise*, claim* and eoObterthere's no blg-tcale shooting a claims—but particularly in *«me the world and the Korean War of the word* they use. ended during hit adminoiraUun This might be cxpM c.l in a —it’s one of hi* belt selling campaign and must be due tn one points. He manage* to bring Koof three reasons: rea Into moat of his spee.-hea 1. They can't think c f new some way. worJa. or 2. they Uke the <J4j Stevenson ha* actually taken one* so much they c m " heir to out a copyright on a few wards part with them, or 2. they think »nd phrase* which he bounce* off using them over and over is gooj the Republicans every .‘hare* he politics. gets. If thi* campaign round* d illWith these word*, sometimes *eit may be because the cinddales arranged in new combination* he are beginning to make one ipeech accused the Republican* of “comsound tike m other, placency" ------ . pretty — - - much ‘ — ‘ ” an I ''political cynlOne of Elsenhower's favorite e'tm " and of behg stalled on dead renter.” He say* they are “smug" and put up “atubborn op- "To . . . live together In peecc with the provide* the mean* for building international another us good neighl>ora" In tho puri>oao l»cace und fellowship. of the United Nation*. It 1* realized that the United Nation* And on United Notion* Day, Uctol*er 24. could never have been founded If the people 1956. we celebrate the 11th anniversary of of the world hnd not wanted It. It can never _the 92-natlon organization. accomplish It* purposes’ If It lack* their sup­ Last year there were many way* to cele­ port. brate United Nation* Day—a children'* par­ 1 9 9 ty in Copenhagen: a aunriise nervlce and the pealing of bell* In Manila; a dance in Indifferences Mexico City symbolizing the rhythm of a A curious thing I* happening, so fnr n* common purpose: "fire* of Joy" on the hill* shot* to prevent poliomyelitis are concerned. of Togoland. All over the country, the program to bring! Why do people all over the world cele- alxmt universal vaccination is pushing up brate thl* day? Partly, perhnps, because they against a dead weight of indifference. GPS a t conirloue of some of the thing* wldcii The eause* of thl* indifference are hard, have been made poiiblc through the mach­ to pin down. Rut the fact of it I* Indisput­ inery of the United NaUoiuv but more, much able Million* of person* to whom the polio, more because the day synilmllre* for them a vaccine I* now avnilnble nre not getting it hope and a faith: hope that peace mnv be Though the bulk of these are adults, many . preserved In the world, and faith that, in acting together, nation with nation, good spent in developing military weap­ may come for nil. For Instance. In the Florida Polio News, „ ... . ... . .. . __ . on*. .i .. i r . . . . i. u .. hr IIAt, IIO ll.l. knit and would rather cook than work ran do ai well Such hope* attd desire* a re centered in *. bulletin I* uni Ib .. othe. V ran <io at well at men. N ational fou n d ation c r k ENWICII, Conn .f -There cat out. eventually hope* to mar“ But out of all hrte projects Th*re it a certsin amount of pre­ come peaceful uses." she said, the United Nation* which wim founded for Infantile Paralysis. it was revealed that , younz gal engineer here who ry and have a family, eleven yeara ago In a world *eourged by the percentage of eligible po|)iilntlon. age hold* down * lop job in budding Mi*« Harlam. who was horn In judice against them still, but most "and I hope lo see ihe day when of It can be overcome by show- it will be pnatlble for nations to war to provide the mean* by whlrh men 0-19 recelvlne one n r nv>re Infection' o f ' America’* guided missile* — but; Berlin and came to thl* country ing you can do the work. devote at least half the money and might live together In peace. Salk Vaccine purchased with federal fun,I* ,hp u' hrr 0,,n "That la the only solution I know effort now- going into defense wea­ a tire ta il c°*‘**v *» ■ tewing maenme opof. A girl can’t do it by charm And peace the United Nation* Charter or supplied by the Foundation, up to June 1. "* th*n“ ■ «»»•• u lJ colle<f * ** ** m' cnin* op pons to more peaceful goals. lluth Harlam. smiling “hut if ■«*»*• * rit" " recognizee, la no negative thing, no mere l«5fl in Seminole County wn* 21.4 "My own dream la to find a an>thing goes wrong with the mo- " S ' 1* ,lWr Isnguagrs. nJ"„ ____ l»»lud it bothers her occassional!)- that way to make tolar energy avail­ avoidance of war. It la a positive way of able cheaply for the home." life which must be based on Justice between men and between nations, on the sharing ~ — w f i s . " a r i L z r s k .i of the necessities of life and the good thing* eet ,ra* Lafayette County with 9.1. down'm u Jh^f 'i^ 'o ld *1nU^thy lr*cin< * urk i<* « { of the earth - It* material richer and It* T h e fijnirerk rcco n iln jr to th e rejsirt. wen* against career women In thi. * ho ***. .j. wealth of knowledge -- and on the brother­ obtained from re|xirt.s o f in jectio n * sent to Held. »• MI** HafUni. d*rk- jirpnjTil uou#n |fn|inMr.. ’ hood of man. £2? thi ^ These are not new Idea*. For man's great th e S ta te Hoard o f H ealth. Cost o f the shots m ay have deterred some atomic era asked If her knowledge of thermodesire for peace goes back a long way. What la new about thla uge of our* U adults. This ran scarcely b<. true in th e cn*e she is a project supervisor In rur lo romance ubyP *!*1* making her too Must be a local resident and thoroughly experienced. that for tha first time In hie history, man­ of iireirnnnt mothers however, or in the case desrloping liunching mechsnlsmi critical of men, who are usually .......... * for two key weapons In the namore thermal than dynamic. kind, aa haa l>een said, dare* to t>elleve It Good salary, two weeks vacation with pay, insurance ' ! ! £ “No. I don't think so." the said. practical to build a better life for the whole ernment varcln- is available without'charge J J J ' b o ra " 'i 'S and the only cost involved is the doctor s shl. , *t*ff „t oy mite ' Men are human, after all, and human race. benefits, etc. If you can qual ify, this is a good job. * ,r not an engineering problem There fee. ‘'Thousands of children," the National draftsmen and engineers in th e 'i. ,» --------On and for the»* purposes, the United Na­ no predictable scientific law on Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said re­ laboratory of the American Ma U Apply to tion! was founded. how two peoplo (all to love.’ chine Koundry Co cently, “face the needles* prospect of a life­ She has found neither her m i We obaerv* the Uth anniversary of the It sound* like an unfemlnlne job, , nor her youth such of a handicap United Natlonn - and place before our read­ time of cripplinir tmle.si unused federnl in lupcrvising men engineers sen­ f u n d e for purrhi.se of Falk Vaccine In most „ brC4Utr o( ,hr olJ„ Ul,dtn. w ork er* the fact that the bail* on which the Uni­ ior to htr. ted Nations ahould be judged la whether It state* are promptly put to the purpose for ihe did «n such Other unfemlnine “ The don’t resent me.” she which they were allocated.'* project* a* a new howuirr. an an- slid, “tn engineering work, what In some states, doctors are being notified ^aircraft run *«t * tank determines how a thing get* dona T h e S a n fo rd H e ra ld that federally-purchased polio vaccine is Thr *al thoroughly feminine is whether It is right or wrong. Whether a girl say* It or a man r*kiu«i*4 o*iir niro* estursit *,*«*, still avnilnble for the a-fclng. The Notional makes no difference. houndation 1 U0 i.h ur^insr nuulta to Im* vac* uhrn hrr joh »oniptinfi inikr* “Girls wm «<th *nr the ngm right irammg training ■ntarol aa *eee*4 ala** wauar evtrott tl. set * *t dnate.1, and hn.< annoucnl that it will n**nd .hem more practical. She lixe* toland the right attitude toward tholr Ska Peat Otf1«o st a*af*re rteris* « * .* ’ i s * s - i SANFORD, FLORIDA. •» o* *r M*r*k s sere 10 million dollars to buy shots for famllleA ---------------------------- ~ R m i o P C RK iN* r a i l * ' pusii*n*t M a n i o N t u n v i t N *n r .< * r « n * * s e n * * that cannot afford the vaccine. At least IA F F -A -D A Y KVKl.VN I CT'IHIMO A U » T H * t » » » « « < S « f half of the states hue approved use of Ts* Htrkie i* a * i> w s s i *r m * * ***t U is 4 Pft** commercial vaccine supplier for atluits. wi i*k It •*) _________ ** ’UifI. •••wis.ir r .k M itC .V ties ad Iks to.-si **wt ' ' W'hen the vaccine Is uvallnlile. it la foolish an ■ a not to use It. For though millions have now R**rt***t*e V lllstsllr ky <l*-*r*l tlssrflilig esrsl-t In*. Ill a**ra<k Wtvlsft Bisk Bile been vaccinated, nil thn«e not vaccinated are atlaiia Oktrau atlll vulnerable to thin terrible disease. C *fC tru e rR irn o N n t n Common sense mivm: If iiossible. !m» im­ •r d r ill* Ilk fke • **k Oak UkalS It.II VkMk Malik* munized. ■it M k * l h * , ' » * V*kf Ruth Harlam Builds Guided Missiles E position to new Ideas." While he say* the Republican* haven't kept their 1192 campaign promises — in those words — he sometimes give* them n real Jaizlng up the same idea with a little color, such aa eajrtng the lupubliran promlsei are ‘‘checks that beunce." Elsenhower i* a great man for '’ffeta" and “honesty" and "tellIng the truth.'* Those svords pruvl through hi* speeches as regularly as a night watchman making his rounds and punching a dm* do k. Stevenson — perhaps b eesu .^ he bat talked far more (ban E m™ rohower In this campaign- h*< a larger vocabulary of <t.vn I r» words and phrase* wsieh ho pu.la out. dust* off, ant plays over an.i over, One of bis specialties: “Ti e Democratic party is the parts of the people." This Is often a pro Umlnary for him to accuse the Republican* of he.ng 'indiffer­ ent" lo ihe “little m in’ srd th ^ “small builnet* mao" anl ti,« "small business man' and tie “•mall farmer." He alternately accuses tl.c H<pubtican* of “indifference' ano ->f an “unfeeling attitude '* The phrase which ns* bought him perhap* the most lively re­ sponse—at least from Eticnhower under whose tkir It *erm* to get—is tbe repeated cumplalnU that the present White House &«• cupaat la a “part-Ume prasiJrni " BOOKKEEPER WANTED W . B. Nicholson N IC H O LSO N BUICK =lll=lll=IIIEIII=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=|||=lll=IIIEc ISH II IS P«rf 4. S III I* All Okllairy k*lle** ***** *f in»*ki r*s*l4il**s ask kklt'ks »f *ktkriklsm*kt ihk ssroos* -f **lil*i frs** wilt kk (litre * * f »* II **wsil*P t4***ll*|n« ***** Friday, October 19, 19M TODAY'S Itim .E VKRSK Think on theae things.—Phil. 4:H Kvery filthy deed was preceded by a fil­ thy thought Keep your mind antiseptlrally clean and you never will follow the example of that famoua man who mat disgrace becaurr ha waa found out as a degenerate tenaualiib Candidates who feel optlmiatic becaus* of the cheering crowds that greet their ni>pcaranee* should remember Oliver Crom­ well'* remark when h* was told hosv many thousands had coma to hear him speak: "Twice ns manv would have come to see me hanged." / • T H R IF T W E E K IS A G O O D H I R E m • Pigeon* have iieen timed at more than 90 miles an hour over an 80-mile fllgTtV Unless you're a pigeon, however, such speed* are not recommended. TO S TA R T TO III Foi Veterans Kader’s III BANNER DAY BARGAINS I S A M in BO W L Wm. E. Kader, Jeweler V* ‘ •j w E SILVIRPLATID % S lib fit* paid from ihe Pederal Tree- i>la who wish further Information *.ury.’. *'?* 11 * p r o h i b i t >uch about their Gt Benefits should duplication, Let * toss to gee which pine* wa Uk* tha (IrU. Yoii got write or visit the VA office el 42 Valerias living m Central Elor E. Central Are., Orlando. a coin, Fred? I’m flaL" It#r* are authoriunva answers from the Veterans Administration to four question* of Inttrc.l to formtr aarricemen and their famlliti: q t am a lotatly disahlrd vntcran and 1 applied for a waiv er of premium* on my Ul insur anre |<o1ky. But I continued to pay my prominms until VA informed me my application for waiver was approved. I understand that I have a refund due ms. Instead of receiving M In cash, could 1 leave K on deposit with VA to pay fu tare premium* If and when my disability Improve* to tha point where I no longer would qualify foe waiver? RO GERS ★ A. You may le a n the money M lV IlP tA T R with VA. But you must authorise .h * A e d t M VA to writing to u»* the fundi to pay future premium*. q. I applied to VA for Voca­ tional Rahabiliiatlon under Public Law m tor disahlrd Koras vet•ran*. I have not yet started my training. Meantime, my dtaabillty rating baa boaa reduced bolow to porrent. Will I still N allowed atortf A. No. Vttoraaa who** compos, sable disabilities are reduced be low 10 percent may not be auth­ orised vocational rehabilitation training. Howover. veterans who already started training, and then had their rating reduced, would be permitted te continue their rour.e. Q. My son qualifies for school­ LesBthan Vathe price you’d exix?ct to pay . . . a larxe 12 Vi inch ing under the Wsr Orphan# Edu­ cation program. He now has an howl with delicate piercing. Fumovjs trademark guarantees last* Atomic Energy Commission scho­ ing satisfaction. Quantities limited. Buy now for your own home larship to ftudv phvilrs. Could he reeeire the War Orphans allow . . several for gifts! aace* whit* studying under the Scholarship? A. No. If a student has any sort of scholarship paid for by Ihe Untied States—aurh as an AEC scholarship — he would not qualify for allowance* under tha Phone S57-W War Orphans program. Thla would 11S S. Park Are. •■aititite a duplication of bene­ r III E a rn in g s E ach A ccou n t N ow oi In su red 3% in m i m m A • Up To $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 BT A Y ta r GOVERNMENT INRTRCMENTAUTT Serving Seminole County Since 1934 ( IN* ID 1. m Hi III aaasJATI °" =j =IIIEIII=lll=lll=lll=|||=|||=|||=|||=|||=|||=|||=s �\ THE SANFORD HERALD FrI., Oct. 19. 1956, F»gf 5 S o jc ia f fc Conning The News By VIRGINIA CONN Jcart and Hill Stetson of Fasrern entertained Betty and Jim Guy, and Betty'* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Kalaika Wednesday' night. John and Dodie King of VAH-9 have bought a boat. Thii will be Johnny's project for the coming month*. Today l> Beryl Salmon's birth­ day. Happy Birthday, and many more of them. Millie Thomai and Hetty Hallet! of VAH 9 had lunch with Jane Miller Wednesday. Here i« the recipe for the soup that Jane nerved. Millie *aya it i* deliciou*, and urged me to pa** it on L»b*lrr Bisque 1 can tomato toup 1 ran green pea »oup 2 cup* light cream *, cup therry 1 can lobster Mia thoroughly, and then neat slowly over low flame. Add lob­ ster. and heat for two minute*. Sprinkle with parmetan chee*e. Serv. with hot bisquits and proserve*. There will be a buffet supper at the B. 0. Q. Sunday night. Dinner will be served from five thirty until seven thirty. Children will be 73c and adult* SI .50. Jack Schirard of Loch Arbor •hot a large rattlesnake In the neighborhood Wednesday. The rain ha* put them on the move, so warn your children about them, especially if they otay in high gras*. John and Spook Hook wilt have a* their guests this weekend. I* it and Helen Wilson nf VAII-I. formerly in HATTU. Paul and Helen used to Itsc at Lakp Min­ nie. In the apartment that Fran and Dick Murray v rated during the deployment of VAH S They have many frirnda in this area. Calendar FRIDAY There will be a Week Day Kin­ dergarten at the Flral Presbyter­ ian Church from 9:<M through 12:00 P. M. SAIl'RDAY The First Baptist Church of Sanford haa invited all the Churches of the Association to •hare in the Group Training School at I;SO 1*. « . Saturday—The R. A.’s of the First Baptist Church will meet at the church at 9:30 a m. SUNDAY Mra. Daisy Douglas of Weirsdale will show pictures at the I'psala Community PresbytcrUn Church at 7 30 p.m. Everyone is invited. The Junior Choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse, at 3:30 p.m. After the evening worship ser­ vice a Fellow ship Hour will be enjoyed in the Educational Bldg. A film will be shown. MONDAY Theie will be a Week Day Kind­ ergarten at Iho First Presbyter­ ian Church from 9:U0 through 12:00 p m. The Boy Scouts of the First rrrsbyterian Church will meet in the Scout Room at 7:00 p.m. The Sunbeams and G. A.’» of the Fust Baptist Church will meet at 3 30 p.m. -The Y.W.A.'a will meet at 6:30 p.m. At 6.00 p.in. In HcLand there will be a Baptist Associations! Sunday School Meeting. VFW Post 3292 will meet at * P m al the American Legion Hut The Enlisted Men's Wivea Club will meet at g p. m. at the U. S. O. to make plans for the Hal­ loween Party on Saturday, Oct. 27, at the E. M. Club at N. A. S TUESDAY The Francis Horton Circle of Ihe Fust Baptist Church will meet at Ihe home of Mr* J. \V. Carter tlOl W. 20th St. at 7.30 p. m. The Fidelit Class of Ihe First Baptist Church will meet at the home of 3!rs. J . P. Whitaker. 401 Wc*t Eigthteenth Street, at 9:00 p m. with Group No. One, Mra. J. A. Yate*. chairman, as host­ esses. The Pilot Club win hold Its regular business meeling in Ihe Yacht Club at 1:00 p.m. at which time the district governor, Mrs. Marie Gleason of Oeata, will make her official visit. Prior to Ihe business session a dinner hon­ oring Mrs. Gleason wdl be held at 6:30 p m., also at the Yacht Club. There will be a Week Day Kind­ ergarten at Ihe First Presbyter­ ian Church from 9:00 through 12:00 p.m. The Brow me Scout* of the First Presbyterian Church will meet tn Ihe Youth Uuilding at 3:00 p m The Pioneer Fellow ship and Re­ creation of Ihe First Presbyter­ ian Church will meet in tha Youth Building from 6:00 p.m. through 8:00 p.m. The Men of Ihe First Presby­ terian Church will have their monthly dinner meeting in tha Educational Budding at 7:00 pin.' On Ihe program will be Mr. Larry Jones and Judge Housholdcr. The Unity Clat* will n.eet at 9 p. m. in thr Valdra Holrl. with the Rev.Jnserhlne Simula* teacher. The Public is invited. The Band Association of Semi­ nole High School wilt meet at 9 p. m In the Hand Hall. This will be preceded by a Board meet­ ing at 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY The Girl Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 3:30 p.m. at the Church. W eek O f Prayer, Self-D en ial Slated By Methodist Group BPW Hears T a lk On United Nations V FW A uxiliary Postpones B azaar "Inlrrnational Relations" was the subject of a most interesting program presented by Mrs. Daisy Knox at Wednesday’s meeting of the business and Professional Wo­ men’s Club. Preceding Ihe program, those present enjoyed a wonderful buf­ fet supper prepared by Mn. Ho­ mer Little and her assistants, af­ ter which Mrs. Arolyn True, pinchhitting for Mr*. Myrtle Gradick who was out of town, made a few brief announcements, a m o n g which was the Civic Dinner to be held Monday at 12:00 at the Epis­ copal Parish House The program theme was carried out in the table decoration*, which featured individual place mat* picturing various scenes of Ihe United Nations Building, both inside and out. and, marking each place, a tiny flag representing one of the member nations. The flags were anchored in large vari col­ ored gumdrops. Croton leave* were used down the length of the table to add a touch of Autumn color. To start her program. Mrs. Knox displayed for the ladles a scale model of the United Nations Building, which she had assembt cd. It was of cardboard anj show­ ed all the various offices, cham­ bers. etc. She followed this with an In­ formative talk on the United Na­ tion*. Some of the highllghli of her talk were: that Oct. 17-24 It United Nations Week, with Oct. 24 marking the IHh birthday of the world organliation; that there are *6 nation* belonging o the United Nations, representing 10% of the world's population; that r*eh mrmhrr nation contributes to the budget, with the United States’ share costing each person in the U. S. exartly 40c per year; that lh United Nations is made up of sit part* which are t) the Security Council. 2 1 Ihe Economic and Fin­ ancial. 3) Social and Cultural. 4t Trustee-hip, 3i International Court of Juilire, and 8) the Secretariat. Mr*. Knox said that Ihe United Nations should not he judged a* a success because it has solved some of the world’s problems, or a failure because It has failed to solve others. She staled (hat the only basis on which It should be judged is whether it piovIdes a mean* of building international peace End fellowship. The Club will hold a household goods party on Thursday night at Ihe home of Mr*. Gertrude Gil­ bert. 71>9 Palmetto Avr, Those prrsent at Ihe meeting were Mrs. Helen Constantine, Mrs. Helen ‘Pearson Mr*. Euphemia Huntley, Mr*. Bally Baker, Mrs. Erna Andrei, Mr*. Alice Har­ vey, Mrs. Josle Carter. Mrs. Lucite Fester, Mr*. Marguerite Gra­ ham. Mrs. Arolyn True. Mrs. Pat Wood. Mrs Olga Hunter. Mrs Harnett Slawter, Mrs Gertrude Gilbert. Mrs Daisy Knox. Mrs, Jessie llrisson, Mr*. Mary Del)rns. and a guest. Mrs, C. R Dawson. The Baraar, which was sched­ uled for Nov. 3 by the VFW La. dies Auxiliary to Post 3292, has been postponed to a later date, due to the illness of some of the R ich er*. It was announced at Tuesday'* meeting, Mr*. Ruth Smith, president, presided over the meeting which, because of bad weather, s a t veryshort. Mrs L. N 11*11 of AtDnU, (la., is visiting Mr. and Mr*. D. E. Brubaker, 9001 Palmetto Avo The next meeting will be held on Nov. 6. BA N N ER * I W. A » ■ 1 . DA/ FEA TU RE 1, if A i ' 1 • ON SA LE j A TU R D A Y 700 Y A R D S . F U L L B O L T S G R EA S E R E S IS T A N T F IN IS H NKHI.Y-INSTAt.LKD OFFICERS of tho Seminole County Homo Demonstration Council nre shown here with the outgoing president, Mrs J. M. Dingmnn. Left to right arc Mr*. Carl Moss, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Margaret Tlndcl, first vice president; Mrs. Dingman. out going president; Mrs. Vincent M»ecki. delegate; Mrs. Donnie Guthaus. president; Mr-. Clarence Wallis, treasurer; Mrs. J . K. Andrews, secretary; Mrs. “Fred* “Youts, alternate ' Jr ticlrgale ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ is Power and Ihe Powerful Never F rart." Following Mn. McGrath’s talk, the group relaxed a little with lhi singing of “ A Gymnastic lie tier’—with appropriate gestures Sams* of the highlights of the of the It Bomb." —amt “A Song of the Open Coun­ Seminole County Home Demon- Thrrr are three part* to Civil try", which is the National 4 II Stratton Council Meeting yester Defense, she said, these being Song. day were an installation of off; P»*Jrwlr«l. mental and splrtl.iil Mrs. George Otto installed the cers. a speech by Mrs. James The physical aspect requires McGrath on Civil Defense, a short that you have everything that you officers who were; president. talk by Civil Tucker. County would be likely to need In the Mrs. Ilonnie Guthau*. Chutuota; Agent, a talk by Mrs. J . E. An­ event of an attack readily ai hand first vice president, Mrs. Margaret findal. Elder Springs; second drews on Lindsraptng, and an at all times The mental part of Civil |v vice president, Mr*. Carl Mot*. amusing skit by Mrs. Margaret Tlndel tense should start Inlay wllhynur Lake Mary; *erretiry, Mr*. J , E. Thr Council met at 10:30 4| thinking in terms of a possible Andrews, Ijike Monroe; ire*surer, and persuading your Air*. Clarence Wallis, Sanford; Uu Home Ili-moniiraiinn Center attack on Grnria Avr. with Mr*. J . M. friend* and neighbor* to think Didegaie, Mr* Vincent Msteekl. Longwood, a nd alternate delegate, [kinsman presiding Afirr the reg that way also ular business was disposed of, Amt on the spiritual *lde. you Mr* Fred Youty, Geneva. Mrs. J M. Dingman. Ihe out­ and reporta were heard Irom the should strive te maintain that various rhairnu-n, Mrs. James faith in God on which this great going president, was pre»cnled McGrath told thr group of wo­ country wJs founded. She sug­ with a lovely gift by Mr*. Uumen some of the things that they gested at a help in maintaining thaus on behalf of the Council personally could do to prepare this faith, that everyone memo Mr* Dingman In turn presented for an enemy attack. She brought rlre the psalm of Protection, to Mr*. Guthanu* a gift for Ihe out how much more alert and Psalm 91, and that they refer Council. After a rovrrrd dish luncheon better trained are Ihe people in In it often Iho Northern States than they are In closing Mrs MrGfath staled wav enjoyed by all present, the down here snd slalrd that the that she believes everyone should meeting resumed with the new Importance of Civil Defense has learn a* much as posihle about president presiding. turn increased through thr uve Civil Defense tmeatree "Knowledge Ceeil Tucker, County Agrnl. gave a brief talk on lust what he has been doing and whal the 4 It Club* are doing. , An excellent lalk nn Landscap­ ENTERPRISE Ml** Calhc:ine carnations and ren'»-rel with largo ing was given by Mr*. J . E. An­ Emanuel bride elect of Wilbur papar wrdding bells. drews, who asked that each mem­ Bruce, was the gurst of honor at Approximately too person* were ber go home and look at her a ' shower at the Florida Power invited to tho a.'fnr at which yard and do something to Improve' Club on Saturday evening The games and ionics'* were played It. Then report lo the Home Im­ gift table wav covered with a during the .-arly part n the even­ provement Chairman of her Club white rloth and centered with an ing and 'h*- hsu itvo-.* re Jived what she had dime. umbrella covered with blue flow­ many beautiful and u-aiul gifts Airs Margaret Tuwlel, with the ers. under which was plated a Delicious ref-esi-i .eitls of cakr help of several of the member*,; miniature bride and {room stand­ and j.unrh were servcd by ihe gau a brief licit on "The Wrong ing on a floor of tinv blue flowci*. W tessrs, Mr* Klrhv Killers, Way Tn Hold a Alerting”, follow-' Mist Emanuel w*« s-De.l at a *drs W. L. Tyler, Mrs Benin cd by Mrs. George Olio who gave have as their lubjcct. The Pur- vantage point in the .•cuter of the Hardin, Mrs. Bar irltn.l Mrs some lip* on the right way. Mrs. Guthaus then adjourned Wwh ot r r * 7 « ™d room with a background panel Mr*. Cecil Seller's. Mr* It A .Self Denial. decorated with white hibiscus and Fender and Mr* Casper Mr.thews the meeting. The Woman’* Society of Christ­ ian Service nf the First Mrthndlsi Church will observe the Week of Prayer and 6elf-Denlal for Home Mission* this month. Quiet Day will be observed Oc­ tober 23. at 10:30 a m. Mr* J . C. Davl*. Spiritual Life Secretary will be In charge of ihe rianolion. Assisting her * ill be Mr*. F.d. ShinhoUer. Mr*. James Bolard, and Mr*. Grady Herman. Those planning tn attend are requested to bring a sandwich lunch, and ■ drink will be furn­ ished. Following tha lunch hour a de­ dication son ic* will be held in j the Church Sanctuary, which will conclud* the Quiet Day of Pra­ yer. On October 24. at 7:30 p. m the Wesleyan Sendee Guild will sponsor Prayer Meeting and will Mr. and Mra. A. P. Collum hav* returned from New Jersey, t h e n they have ipent the past 'threw and a half months. Officers Installed By Home Demonstration County Council Miss Emanuel Feted At Shower F IN E IM P O R T E D IRISH LIN EN • SELLING STARTS AT 9:06 A. M. • WOVEN AND FINISHED IN IRELAND • ALL PUKE IRISH LINEN FAI1RIC • NEW CREASE RESISTANT FINISH • HAND OR MACHINE WASHAHLH • SHRINKAGE RESIDUAL 2% • WHITE AND SEVEN COLORS • DON'T MISS TIME LINEN BUY Save A t Pennev s • *4 ,t i tfi 4* l A SANFORD BANNER DAYS •1 ' V ■ t O R AN G E BLOSSOM D IAM ONDS continue through SATURDAY, OCT. 20th. Interlocking Engagement and Wedding m Rand $100.00 up tj J TRADE NOV i Bargains galore in every department SM ART SHOPPERS H EADQUARTERS Lay-A*Way NOW! - Avoid The Christmas Rush • ntNorri.Ans v • waterman pen* • HU.MMELL FIGURINES • ROLFE BILLFOLDS • ROSENTHAL CHINA • PKWETER WARE FRANK NOELL JEWELER 110 S. PARK "vyy> PHONE m i crip h A- • �Lineup Against Melbourne Tonight TIIK SAv Kf)PD HFP* * Pajre 6, FH. Oct 19, 1950 Left End—113 Pound! Senior 1; Tickle—MO Pound! Junior L ift Guard—1T0 Pound* Im Lo CHARLES PENCE Center—313 Pound* Senior VIRGIL GRACEY Right Guard—ITS Pound* Senior Me r e d it h s r o f r RUM Tackle—ISO Pound* Senior Right End—163 Pound* Senior C lu b To H ear Fu ll Report On Jr. High Football Project SHS Eleven Underdogs In Tilt With Bulldogs A full report on the action of TTie Sanford Semlnolcr, three thi committee for the Junior High Football Project will be given lo touchdown underdog to the SI elthe Chief* Club by committee bourne Bulldog*, will travel In chairman W. W, Tyre when the Melbourne tonight with one thing Chief* Club meet* Turtday night |p blind. To marr the opening of it 7.30 in Ihe City Hall, John Melbourne High'* new *tadium by Schirard J r . preiidrnt »f the Chief* Club announced. spiriting the highly touted Bull­ The Junior High Foolball Pro­ dog!. ject committee it already moving But the Bulldog* hate »om<~ rapidly In an attempt to get uni­ thing in mind, too; protecting form. for Ihe school before the The I.ym*n Greyhound* their »econd plere In the Orange end of the current gridiron »eithrmiclvr* In the back *eal *on. The eummlttee It at pretent Belt Conference. receiving bidt for the coil of the The Seminole dcfmie U »uffer- thl* week a* they travel In BRANTLEY SnilR A RB uniforming from Sanford'* local AL STANLEY TERRY GOENBEL Pint, it vma Inc worn than they have been per- Sheppard field In merchant*. Tyre taid he hoped to Left Halfback—ITS Pound* Quarterback—18* I'oundt Fullbark—190 Pound* Park Saturday night to take Right Halfback— Its Pound. ■11 aeawn. that M. Hote.the Co­ have the completed bidt by meet­ Senior Senior Senior Senior BUhtp Moore. coa game. The week ipot nI the ing lime Tuesday. Until tail week It looked easily be a looting club, but they team haa ehown luelf again with Lyman would have a good want to win. We know we ll begin The New York Yankee* drew both of the darting defrnalvo to fade In Ibe second half became 1.491.B44 paying fan* during the end! on the Injury U»t. T«m on the parochial Hornet* from Ihe greater number of competent 1938 home »ea*on. On the road City Howling League Standing* Brown, the youngiter that com­ Winter Park, but the Hornet* player* on the opposing team will T pletely chilled run* wound hi* »!un* Tavarr* for their first MU* W. L T P. the Amrriran League champion* wear u* down. So we gun for 1 tide of the field I* In the hoapiti! and rompletely changed the pic­ 14 10 1*331 attracted U13J12. firit half score*. Our moil im­ Burnett Painter* with a mu»e!e ipatm. Murray ture. Central Mutlc Co. 14 10 17916 portant quarter it Ihe first quar­ Nance hurt hi* hip In lait week'* Tavarei rolled railly over the Iiukurt Mu.If Shop • 18 19849 ter. Then what we get in the f!r»t N. Y. Life »r.« Co i l 10 13904 Carf* cno. named year tilt with Botle*. end the Ia»t few Greyhound* in the *erond half of H. Single H. 3 Av half we depend on ihe defense to Celery City Print On, ’ 2 golf pro f>r the Mayfair 1439? 12 day* of bad weather ha* not been the Lymiu-Tavarri game to Burnett Painter* S88 2448 TT2 *3 Country Club hy Frank Mrprotect in Ihe »ecoml half." Mather* Furniture Co, 19 14 conducive to a ipeedy recovery. the Greyhound, for their (Central Mutlc Co. gll 2338 747.1* arrived In Sanford yeitcrIn actuality, Croomt should have N Y. Life In*. Co. S78 2493 717.10 Bonnie Gile*. enothrr Marling •on lot*. The 23 8 beating hit wife with him * hard night tonight But their j that they thouldl come out of Celery City Print *73 2329 7C8.U defentlve man, I* *1111 hindered thr Greyhoundt ddwn, and 2S. began hit golfoutstanding performance. thl. ; tonight'* game with a one-ilded Mather* Furn. Co. MS 2394 749.30 with a knee Injury »nd 1* Mated then they rolled to a 120 victory tome 20 year* ego, •eaion In Big B play indicate* 'victory. llukurt Music Simp *79 2129 TTT.to for only limited action. Hi* evtr* over the Edgewater Baby Eagle*. n right year old lad, int kicking, however, wa* murh lli.hnp Mi.ure. once thought of at the Furett Hill. proved )e*tenliy, and for the •* • weak ilater in tho now doBloomfield, N. J . first time »lnce the teaion opener funct Crntral Florida Conference, the Seminole, win Hand a good met and defeated Tavarei, one Golf became Important to Mario Chance of tallying the evtra of her old civil* of CTC. to the then, and eaddlelng /or Bob Hope The Croom* Academy Panthers tune of a SO up.et. end many other famou* per.ona- will In- meeting a team approxi­ point. Bob Johnton, atilt mm lag a Thb make* the Hornet* five l*C c tbo game addition*) mately their tame else for the cracked finger, will he on top for touchdobn* better than Ihe Greyfirst time Ihl* season when they torvlco at the quarterback ilot, hound* on a comparative bail*. Mario turned pro when he w»* go lo IF*rper-Rhejdirrd Field In but will not be able to go full But Greyhound mentor Jim Payne Ik yrraa old and ha* been In the Winter Park tonight to take on •peed. wat quick to point out that a game ever alnre. HI* many year* Winter Park's Himgrrford High. Jaek Stotiky, in bed for the la»t comparative rating wa« highly ufl eaperienre couplet) wilh the rn- It should be a breather for the of hi* youlh make him I'anthm three week*, ha* *een three day. reliable on any rourte. of practice ihi» week, and may “Our lir.l tiring will I* Allnough Croom* Academy hi>s he able to »rc limited action came to thv Mayfair Inn only 733 student* from the *ev< to handle III.hop .Moore," Country Ctuh from Glen wood t-nlli through llth grille*, tl It On the po-lthe aide of the duc­ "Our big trouble la In Spring! Country Club at Glen- playlr.g Ihe tup team* In the state. ket, Brantley "Choo-Choo" Schl- tervr. For the fimt time tl w»ol Spring!, Colo raid U In prime condUion He hup Moore team ha* good So far the mifct point* lh*' have leads a heit of 96-mlnute men lute*, and they'll have ua there, Carfagno i« not a atranser bvt-n *corrd on the Panther* In In the field Schirard lead* the but even (hit won't neceiiirtly around (hi* neighborhood. He wai * garni- was the 90 defeat they offetuive back field in grinding out decide the game Don't forget that pro for thr Ml. Plymouth lintel suffered against New Stanton of yttdagr with ISt yard*, and it our boy* were In poor phyilnl for three year! under Frank Me- Jacksonville. the vpark of the defentlve line rendition when we met Tavarr., bane. In their .ea-oti opener. Ihe Pan­ ______ and we .till held them #6 al lie wat pro at the M-diawk ther. rolled over Melbourne 31 6. Al Stanley, new al the quarter back petition Ihl. *ea»on, will he hall It would have been a Country Club. Sparta. N J , for and la.t week lied Nurthw.-.tern calling the game (nr the Semi- dlffrrml »tory if we could have eight year* before he Joined the of Miami till Melbourne it Juit mdrt. Stanley i* a tooth paw aer been able to iron man II for the ttaff with Mrlianc at Ml. Ply­ a lilile larger than Croom*. North<*ntlri- game We .Imply ran out mouth. ur.lcrn »r, Miami and New Stan 1*1Hi and a hard runner. Mrbanr, in announcing < wrfag- ton of Jacksonville are both rhll "The Swivvel" Byrd ha. of ga. and rouldn't hold Tavarr*. the patch removed fyotn hi. eye Thl* week we're In pretty g-x.1 no't arrival, taid. "He r* an e«- about four lime* larger than for the game and repbri* are that thapr and we arr not about to cellent teacher, one of Ihe tn-.t ('room* t have evrr teen and betide., he'* the laar.-rati«n hi* tufnrimtly let (hi* game be a runaway," Hungerforvl will go Into fonlghl't Payne .aid hr would be con- a good golfer." beah-d and he will not hate to ga mi- wllh a t-l record. They fell Mario remarked that both hr favor hi* head. La.t week 11)rd tiderahly hampered with U m ar before Lee-burg 318. and then playrd hi* be*t game of the sea- Helm* .till nut with a broken and hit wife are pleated with bounced back to upset Plant City ankle, but hi* leln wo* In good their return to Central Florida. 68. son. “ Il'a nice to he hack," he tald. Thr line, with the eireptlon <d »h»pe . ,"We should have had Head football coach for Ihe Pan­ "I have aluay. liked Sanford Nance, 1* In toll bloom Rob Utile anu!her day or to Io hold heavy ther*, Joe P'alr, taid. "Hungervery mmb while I waat Mi. will alternate with Claude llittrll |workout*,'” Payne .aid, “but we Plymouth. and I think I ihatl par ford 1. an upie I minded team. at the left end ipot, lldl T . rr j bad lo lake It ea.y for fear of They periodically play outitand tirularly like it now that it hat ' injuring a .tarter We wouldn't Ing game*. We’ll have lo walch Will again man the left ta ck le,. ... , „ . .. . „ one of thr flnr.t conditioned gulf •pot. Murray Nance will be run- ^ * ,,lr • »""* ,h»‘ " that Ibry don’t get high spirited cour.e* in the tlale " nime the left guard »p«l and will bmr !• » P- rn Satunlay and outlast ui. They are a little Mario taid he would begin gulf­ be barked up by Fred Jiehren*. j ** Harper-Shepherd Field. larger than we, ami have a few ing at the Club at or.cr. more re«erve*." Charles Pence will again cover i ' ---------the pivot ■lot with a little rrllef When asked how Croom», one Syracutr football *tar Jimmy from Stot.ky, Virgil Grace) will llruan competed in five vanity Poddy Payne. North Carolina'* of the imallrr schools, could be be at right guard, Merrdiih Scott aport* al Slanha>.et1, N. V„ High right end, and Curt). Hathaway, rated at high a . the larger school* Will man right tackle, and John School, tram quarterback, play.d on the of Florida a Fir said, "The big William* will tie thr key pat* rr- la.t Slay. same tram at Maury High School difference it the riitude of the trivrr at right end hi Norfolk, V*. boys. Our boy a coulid juat a* The defentlve unit will be led by Eddie Harbour, the tackling [ terror, and Schirard. The drfrnir will be weak again tonight with See the revolutionary new ear the abtencr of !lrown Hit trrv icra al end have contiderably re­ that leaps 3 years ahead duced the yardage racked up agatnit the Seminole* ilnre the Cocoa game. With the vaat Improvment How to bring your homo up-to-date - Here are some of the shown In the la.t week, Ihe Semi­ nole* have a illm chance of tak­ ways to improve your home: Make needed repairs - Add a bed­ ing Melbourne, but Ihe odd* are room or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add u porch - Enclose your against It. Should the Seminole* I I I a fer to advanted it will male *n-e*lled * new «p*et the Bulldog*, however, they car* term tlirre year* out of d*tr. porch - Modernize your kitchen - Modernize your bathroom could go on lo take *econd place S l l yrart-ahrail feature, like Torolon-Aire Ride, In the conference. Insulate walls and ceiling -Replace your roof - Add insulated Flight-Sweep Stvlinjr. Total-1’.lUiiai t U rjU -, "The team as a whole It per siding - Paint your home - inside nnd out - replace your screens Jury "3 0 1 " V-8 engine and Sport* Car Handling. hap* more aggm tlvr tnan they have been all tea*0n," Firming Build a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling. SEE IT-D R IV E I T - I U Y IT AT •aid this morning. "They want You don’t need cash - just satisfactory income nnd credit rat­ a win and I think they ran get one. Il'a up to them; they know ing - The cost can be handled In easy monthly payments. •nough to win a game by thl* flute." Onco again the Seminole* will lnto ■ gam# with a "do or " attitude. Lakt week It wat §»od enough to give them a tie With favored nolle*. Thl* game will tell tbo story for the tea ton BEHIND THE POST OFFICE Game time la g p. m tonight Mewbe/ f tl 1 C . n Met bourne'* new itadlum. Greyhounds Battle Favored Bishop Moore Saturday m a New Mayfair Inn Golf Pro Arrives• B MATCHING COLORS for W alls and Wwgfworir CALL " g y * . Ih e Lumber Number for Sudden Service Bowling H ILL Lumber & Supply YARD IS W. Third F Wwnfnrif P '“ Panthers To Meet Team Own Size For First Time |( E k l j REIMANN SAYS '5 6 —the Year to Fix Repaint • Repair -Repay - With FHA t The"Friendly Bank" will be happy to help you Florida State Bank of Sanford PLYMOUTH REIMANN "T H E BEST FO R LESS PHONE 47 or 3043 �THE SANFORD HERALD FrI., Oct. 19. 1956, Fign 7 Florida Gators A re. *Sporting New Look GAINESVILLE. Fla-V.ndcrbilt arouts muit have had to do a bit of scrambling this »e»k in rev it • l„ . their reoorts on Florida'* football peraonnel. The Florida Gator* came up with something of a new Jock in toil Saturday'* victory over Hue. n ■ aa j K A C C P iP r N f i P f l f U U J J t l V l ItV V U J , _ . V a r ilr Ta I a ji I I Q I U ) IU L v Q U / f* O j V J " ‘ Ground Gainers C o l c i T o l ‘w.lodruff n»*n« f.ve « * ■ “ *• F I. - A good pltyer. out with the f.r.t unit. "•«»« ■*•*»•« »'p . £ n‘v m ,t* •» whose place, on the team carlte. G « "*ta BtiWogi MMay would were a* lo * a* the n ,,k f L*P>- n,,n Bowler the lead* i"8 smuiwl gainer 6f all time fourth team. among t'nlver.lty of Miami fullTackle* Larry We»ley and Ray b jfk i* Midden, End Dan Pelham. QuarThp 47 y in , t Don pjck<d up terback Jimmy Dunn and Half­ agaimt Maryland U*t week pu«h back John S y n a n k “came rd hit career total at Miami to through", and It appear* they 1.113 vard* and shoved him ahead 4May have found a place among <f n.ih MeDougal. Harry Mallos the »lart«-r» in Florida'* game with and Harry Ghaul. Vanderbilt at 2.00 p m (KDT Last of the fullback* ahead of and EST) this Saturday in Nash­ him It Terry Fox. who piled his ville. way through enemy lines for 1.1T7 However, the matter of whether yards in a college career whirh or not »evrral player* recover suf- ended in 1950 Hosteler thus need* ficiently from minor sprain* and Just 65 yards to take over the bruise* will determine who an- to leadership among the fullbacks. be member* of the Marling, or Bovtelrr then ha. a long way to blue, teams and their first replace- go to overhaul the two all time ^ni-nl*. the orange team. ground gaining leaders at Miami ™ Senior end Bobby Ilurford is —Eddie Duncan and Frank Smith. Hill being bothered with a reck Dunn gained 1.77S yards playing strain, but aeemed to be improv­ quarterback and halfback while ing this week and probably will Smith gained 1.666 yards at a tee action at his left end post. halfbark. Don would have to average M jf Jackie Simpion, star left half, is sufficiently reeovered from a yard* per game the rest of the collision with a bench three game* way In to overhaul Smith. He did ago. he is likely to start at left get 97 against South Carolina In |th. opener but hat not been used halfback. N ow apparently completely •* frequently In recent games and mready to play an all-out game. his average for the season Is 65 Wright tackle Charlie Mitchell could yards per game. Another record breaker among v reclaim hn atarting position ----•-- ----Senior* John Barrow, the team Hurricanes i* Sam Searnecchla captain, and Bob Vosloh. have a who seem* destined to wind up his firm hold on the starting guard carreer as the most accurate pas positions, while any of thrre ren­ sc*r in Miami history, lie ha* hit ters, Bill Bolton, Joel Wahlberg. nine limes in 13 tries this year or Gene Graves, a senior, June r to give him a career record of and sophomore respectively, could completion* in 66 tries, slightly get r,,rr ,han «°r* Carl Garrigus C«t tho nod at ernter any given h week. Bolton ha* stalled, however, completed J J f , of 17 lotsea, and htoT the Gators first four game* Don James 55 per rent of 121. Dunn's creditable job of rngi-l The llurrirane footballers, who neering Florida to It's only an I 1 hs(,k *hr Maryland winning touchdown against Hire *•"»* “u‘ c»"># “P * while (7-0) should help him keep the aminM the Terrapins, atarting quarterback role he won " av^ '" ’’T1 *hary in workouts this l i lt vrek werk and ln«* L-M o ff.n m r may Right halfback Jim Rountree. .r ° " 'r '"J «• ’ m" 0' hr.‘ ' , . superlative ball carrier and e x - , ' " * ? >r*V ,Th; L Mf r' off and punt returns, returned a punt M yards against Rlcr, only |to have the play railed bark for ■ roughlng-thekicker penalty. He D expected to start Fullback Joe Hrod.-ky. four-linn* selectee on the weekly Associated Pres* cheek list, and Florida's S his posi ion. The Gat»r* will depart from Gainesville by air at 9:00 A. M. ^Friday morning and are*r»peiled to arrive In Nashville at 11:3*9 A. M. Headquarter* will be The IL-rmilage in Nashvills*. Following the game Saturday, they will depart from Nashville around 6:00 P. M. and will return to Gainesville around I »i P. M. ------------------- —----- E even i*w Reodv lFSU W U W.SWVWIS ww J passing deadly accuracy and no doubt will use the passin? game as one of It* weapon* against the Georgia Bulldogs Friday. A* for Wally Hulls’ Georgians, they are expected to fill the sky lanes with aerial homhs. flustaf- _ _ 9 I 3 I| A UwW# BM I V 1 Z l | 'w I v l l l l W winter In their Like Miry home. Mr. anJ Mrs Joe McCnrtr.vrk of Salford hive purchased pro- moved their trailer onto it Mi ind Mr. Drrlc Jennings of Orlando were guests of their __ friend-. Mr an! Mr*. William IxfMy VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON E. D~Tfelghw"ay' "is"serving' a f,rr- >•»« Wednesday, tour of duty overseas, and his P- D Anderson J r , of Tampa wife and son are spending that was Inc guest of hi« parents. Mr. lime with her parents la Cu*h-t*nJ Mr*. P. D. Anderson at their ing, Okla. home on Lake Emma. Tuc- . Wed. Mr. aod Mrs. Louis Cookie of anJ Thurt. of last week IU has South Beo, Ind. arrived Get. 11 finished moving the greenhouse on to occupy their home here He it hi* Maitland piopcrty, which the an uncle of Mr*. Pete Chiuaim wijemng of li-W miulr nesessary. Mrs. Don Elmore and daughLetov Humphrey taught antcr, Donna Jean, leturned Oct. other big bass in Crys.al Lake. 10 from Baltlmnrc Md., where* Saturday, 0*1 11. This one they had been called by the «n- weighed nvci seven pound*. Ucal illness of the former's grandMe in i Mrs. Joseph Earl 'lafather tone of bpringfteld, 111. left Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson after spending i few day. at the have gone bark to their home in home of Chief and Mrs. M 'AOneonta, N. Y. after spenJlng a Coleman. Mrs. Coleman ami Mrs. vacation in the home of their Malone are sisters They cnlovi-1 friends, Mr. snd Mrs. C. C. Tif­ their visit ani all the sights while fany. The Johnsons have bought at Lake Mary and Sanford. property here and hope to come Mr. and Mrs S. L. Keltog and bark and build. Mr. and Mrs. Gcurge Irish arrivMr. and Mrs. William Ferguson rd Saturday from their homes in of Afton. N. Y. arrived Oct. 10 to Lake, Mich, and are occupying spend the winter In their trailer the rottagr of Ihcir friends, Mr. on Wilbur Ave. and Mrs. Lyman Fisby. .Mr. and Mr*. C. '.V. ThrockCalvin Blow, who l* employ* morion and children have moved rd a* a civilian fire fighter at into the former Wll.iim Sharp NAS. Sanford has rvntrs! the Ed­ home. They were here, befuir, die Cochran place. Sun lay evening. Oct. 21. Mr* when he was serving a lour of duty at NAS Sanford and their Daisy Douglas of Wclisdalc will many friends are delighted to show pictures taken on her last missionary trip at Ihr t'psala have them in town again. Mr. and Airs. E. L Vineyard Church. The time is 7:30 and an! four son* have movel into the rveryone has been cordially In­ Coleman Harris home on Wilbur vited to attend Mrs Dougins it Ave. He has beeq tranferrrd from a member of the Board of Mis* NAS. Jacksonville to NAA. Sxn- *i»n* of the Presbyterian Ch w h and a very able speaker. This ford. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp spent community feel* very rinse to her, last week touring the -outhern as It was her father wrho organlipart of Florida, going a* far a* e J the first Sunday School here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter I Piper Miami. Mrs. Ruby Linden and her returned Sumt«y from their sunt guests, Mr. and Mr*. Will Rltten- mer home In A'ton ll.xv. N H Mr. and Mrs Frank Bennett .'f burg of Aberdeen. N. D. are home again, after a short trip tv Pana­ Dearborn. Mlrh are vlsP'ng th. r brother and slvtrr. Mr. and Air* ma City. Thursday. Mr. and Air* W. N W. Bennett T**eir* I* o*-e nl l-efflrr entertained a group of those rare cases where sUlctt friends at dinner at their home married brother* Air*. Garner Gehr has returnon Little Lake Mary. II was in the nature of a farewell party eJ from a short visit wl*h re'nfor Mr. and Mrs. Dirk of San­ lives in Pennsylvania Sh.* re|*ort ford. whn leave soon for Hotly- ed the train trip through the wooj. where they will make their mountains, especially beiu'Hul at future home. Invltrd to share the this time of year, when Ihc folia;:-* dinner with the Dick* were, Air. I* brilliant with fall rotors and Mr*. John Kerney, Air. anil Sunday. (XI 7. was a busy day Mi*. Albeit Hardesty, of Sanford for the rommunily Cuurrh At and Air. ami Air*. William Ertel. Sunday Rchool, Promotions were Miss Bessie Turner, anJ the Lef- awarded to the chlldrrn who ha I fler'* granddaughter*, Gara and completed the prescribed courts Lynn Smith. and could p*st into a hishrt Air. and Airs, lorn Q. Picker­ rlas*. At the morning wor.hip ser­ ing rrturned Thursday from a vice, the rongrega’iun j-unr t a'l Christian Cborchra i.i 'he ccletm.summer spent In New England. Air. and Mrs. Steven Sherlock lion of World Wide Ci.nniunton of Cuba, N. Y. at rive J Friday to And al 3 p. in some 16 mcmb.is. Public Invited To H ear C arlsen Evangelistic Team The Carlsen EvanfelUtle Team la now appearing at the Church of the Nata rent on the comer of W. Second 8t. and Maple Ave. and will be there through Oct. 29. The Rev. R. H. Spear Jr., pas­ tor, Invites the public to attend these special services each eve­ ning at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. Carlsen w i l l b e preaching both services Sunday. SUTTON STARS IN TARHEELS SETBACK OIAPEI. HILL. N.C. (AP) — North Carolina may have been surprised in its 266 opening-game setback at the hands of N'ortli Carolina State but at least th* Tarheels figure to get a lot of future football out of Ed dulton. The stashing halfback gamed 90 yard* on 10 carries, completed the past he threw for tr yards, returned two 33 yard* and Hilled his team's only touchduwn. HOMECOMING FINALISTS— One uf these smiling beaut'es will reign ever Hoinecmilng festivities at the' Unlvenity of Florida Ociutisrr 2 and 8. The li»e imalist* m the University's Homecoming Queen conts st nit- ilcft to tight I Chailotte Ann Fuller, Miami sophomore, aponsuic.l l*y I' i hippo Alpha fra* trinity; S.myn F.tye Kenney, Green Cove Spring* sophomore, sponsored t-y Alpha Chi t)m«y* merrily; t Inudia Put Zimmerman, Coral Gable* junior, sponsored by lieta Theta Pi (rwit-rnily; Miriam Virtu Its,itl<i. fn-shmvn fiotn Louisville, Kentucky, spoil* red ly Delta Delta Delta orority; and Marie Antoin* site |Toni I (Limbeck. Miami frexhman. sponsored by Chi Phi fraternity llie . fin.ili..* will b«- present* i 1 during half time at the Pinrida-ltire game Oct. 13. The Homecoming tpjren will be announced later snd the other four girls will serve-a* members uf her court. anil friend* gathered In Lse churen and shared a covs'reil dish supper. t ommg up from Winter Park for this were former members. Atr. and Mrs George R. Pattersou and their ftlrnd, Mr*. AleJunkins. The I’-TA of the school sponsor r I v tisVerl f*’ d *ah\ Salordav making around $20O') vshl.-h will he used in defraying the rost* of the Halloween carnival Friend* of Mrs. C. S Diiskell of Atlanta. Ga. will he gist t" hear *hat «hr I* suffelently recovereil from recent rurgery to he removed from Grady Hospital to »■! huii-c ll n litter, Air*, w P. Burke is with her. at present Sunday evcn..tg Afr. ar.il Mrs. Jos- Smallier entertained a fewr frii-ml* at supimt in honor of nsr mother's birth lay. which Air* ! Bt ■celebrated the IM* -I* Monday F u tu re o< the rural ssa* the rake, with .16 glow­ ing randies which was piScrJ be..* the hiltioeee. while Ihc gfouv sang ''Happy lUithdav ' Lniovir.g this ore a stun with Alr». IJ^rbe ssere Mr. Beebe and Marion Rounds, Mr and Alts. P D. An■leisun, Mr. and Airs. Eugene Murid Order Sunday will be ob­ served Tentative *critii>ti theme, “One World. One Holy." The nur­ sery will he open. Christian Youth Fellowship. 6:30 tDisciples M Christ) p m lies it ly Evans, devotions. S.ilvia Evans and llrrtida Elicit FIRSI CHRISTIAN l i l t KOI will lead s discussion on “Be IW7 Sanford Ave. Your Own Q jarirrhirk." Perry l„ Stone. AllnUtrr Evening Worship, 7:30, featuring Telephone Ills an informal song service. The pas­ Sunday School, 9:45 a. in.-— tor will preach <>n “ Rejoicing De­ Adult lesson, “God's Command to spite Unfavorable Circumstanc­ Teach" ( Dent. 6). es" ihc fifth in a aeries of ser* .Morning Worship. II o'clock, miin* on the Epistle fn the Philip­ with weekly, open Communion. pian*. Ample, convenient, off-stri’et Seaman and children, Karen. Jean parking It available. The general public Is invited. and David. Atr. i*nd Airs. Ralph VAmlains Anyone h-oking for a regular are announcing Ihc birth of a ly lies of a church family is evson, at the Seminole Memorial place of worship and the brotherHospital In Sanfa^l, Oct. 16. tended a special ssclrnme. Additional Church News 1.00 Specials Wonderful luiyn In gift llcm a. itrg- 1.95 lo 1.95 tsoxrd note- nml s s r jt a 'is r regular wire III t F o r H o m e c o m in g , „ . v , l n n . 1N TAU-AIIASSEE dl-A rrvilal- MELBOURNE (AIM—The I!ii6 l»«sd Florida State football squad o iy„)Pir, begin here Nov. 22 but began to slack preparations today ba.krthaii K«mr« In for II* homrrnmlns SJnir with Ul|, exhibition buildins will be Ih* W!Sr..r T , , ? a,i nb)rv. . i j only attraction other thanth.* r s u Coach Tom Vigrnt sal t ,, frrrmnn). thf nliln after yesterday's brisk practice , session “the fellow* are as happ, )n , , Vov a |hr 0 . mp,t4 PUEAII YIEAA POINT Is the th-m# of the Dellary Home Drtnumtratl'-< cluti me. ting on n -*t Thur* as they ve been alt season I Jurt . h W||h , 9 rven.t< day in the civic association building. Airs, art Baithiran, chairman, will read a comment.xiy on 67 <«dor hope they re this way Sati.rrtr* mQlt of ,hem |h, rajlB tUli. slide* shown by courtesy nf th* Celanes# Corporation of An.*-- n M . o i • will *ti cuss Ilie highlight* Nugent announced the Mveo These include qualifying of the fabrics shown, etchanging point* on ml* and male id-»*. ulibiu a hnas'ly Iratuird fabric i t a loom divider to create privacy and lend Iwauty to the honsr; with rd- rf .1 i tint* *1 the window w*IL FT5U tor the homecoming game tn ai . « th* h,sh jumP. J • uom»„* __ . _ "I the sleeping rooms and framed fabric panel* picking up (hi dominant ....... of th - i. dspretd*. They are nuarterbark* l>r* l or.o •“ •«;•* f'r*« round In WO-meler and U n Swantlr. halfbark H .el hurdle., f.nals in the high Jump, Melts and Blllv Odom, center Bud f‘r' ‘ rouo? ‘n “ > mr' Uonard. guard Al Parlfico and ‘" . . second round in the 460 me!I0II Irr hurdles and the final at 10,__________________ non meter*. RATES CRAWMIltl) A*i I DP IVncing will he held in the TAILBACK town hall, riding ,n the modern LARAMIE, Wso (AIM—Franel* i>*-ninlhlon at the Oakland* Hunts ^Powers, chief s'-out and publicity ' lub. rowing at U k e AVendoiiree. “ director for the East West Shrine D*Dar*l. f.mtball and qualifying game held annually in San Fran- hockey matrhei at Olymp^ Pa*k eiseo. rate. Wyoming's dim Craw »n-l basketball and weigntl,fling ford a* “the nest tailback In th- for banlamwrlght* in the evhibicountry". Hon building. . F r H O I ^ CHINA FIGURINES •DVD llenullful G lfln OPPOSE *GIVEAWAYS' 3 95 lu 1 0 . 0 0 rrjf. 5.95 lo 25.00 WINDSOR ROSE Diniurwiire nervice lor 1 59r In .*i9r 4.95 rrg. 59c to Hut (1 * r t * only Al AftNOl.l A AVE PHONE 117 STILL GOING OPERATION nne DURING CORRECTION YESTERDAY’S ISSUE OF THE HERALD LISTED AT FIR ESTO N E STORES O N L Y 1 - 3/4 H. P. M IT C H E L L A IR C O N D IT IO N E R 111 E . FIRST ST. n BOTH FOB $9950 $9.93 DKI.IV'hltS a r» 7 7 "W */7 7 * iM SOFA BED MATCHING CHAIR CLEAN UP WE STILL HAVE A LIMIVCD CHOICE $49.50 rillNE 12 Lasy t.. • -nlrol Courh hr day- Double nr c l *| in(hi. HCIIOIJi permanent rd(*-No sag In- STOCK nerspilng in»ttrc*io*, nrau* tlful *lin rovers and bolster* •eallaljr REIMA $94.50 19.50 DELIVERS w COMPLETE HOLLYWOOD BED loaertprlag mitlrese Matching bo* spring* Beaatiful plaatlc headboard FULL OR (choice of color) I- e g . FREE TWIN SIZE CHRYSLERS AND PLYMOUTHS IN ECHOLS MI-RISER THE BEST FO R LESS BEHIND THE POST OFFICE IIEDDING CO. OPEN MONDAYS TIL 9 P. M. DI D IIAMIIKKGEIL Mnnaifer 119 .MuBnolia Ave. Sanford l'hone 1252 PHONE 47 or .304.3 The 'poor oil millionaire, of Texas *1111 m joy th* 274 pet la* romr tax exemption bellowed on them and proteotod by Southern Democratic rongrenman They get this give away on the theory that oil drilling la a ruky bustncsi. Why don't these tame Flor­ id* congressman fight to giv* their own people the same ex­ emption. Does not ray oppoment and hit Democratic collet gun In Uongteu believe, that the citrus hu'inrsv it risky too. Do they bwlirvr the rommodity and amall farmer In Florida dors not have hararJt of enterprise? For that matter, what little business doesn't have it's share of risk? The only trouble D, these poor fellows don't have a Congressman leading a fight for them. If tha 27*t pet. exemption for Ihr oil men it lo remain, then let * have It for everybody. GOOD SCHOOLS FOR ALL No one in the Soul hern Milo* I* fighting for Inlagrated eehools. That's not an liiu t here. But overcrowded classrooms and un­ derpaid tearhan la an Issue. It’a high time funds wore apprapri-it. rd lo correct this condition There should be good school* for the White* and equally good schools for the Negroes Then, no one will complain and there will be Iress talk about Integration. COMMODITY FARMERS PROBLEM OF BRAND NEW FACTORY FRESH 2nd. ANNIVERSARY inc ageo tnouid have the right lo earn at least |l»oo. annually without having their Social Se­ curity benefit* affected. The present limitation uf $1200. does not reflect the Increased costs of liv­ ing nor does It allow- these people to maintain a decent standard of living. Thanks to the Elsenhower ad­ ministration. living rost* have not risen over 3 per rent since 1952. Thus, an Increase of 30*T In their earning capacity would allow lhe*« old folk* to enjoy more of t,« comforts of modem Urlng. BANNER DAYS SPECIALS STATIONARY ( .ror<lj m iv r l ln M(jm| |bur*day afternoon amt will qu*r Wr at lhr shrlbome Hotel on the n,.j c h, The tram will workout tin drr , hc ljKh(t „ ,(r|(| un lhp ,lrl(.h 7:M . p * n ,,..* . K O C in g K C C e iD tS MUml> H a -S in ce t*S2. the 4lJ|tr nf FI ItUll h j, n.cr|ved a total of I63.9O2.U0J6 from horse r*cl,,< a r,.ronj ja•*let 352 23 forincluding I9.V! I.TND SAYS: GIVE “AGED” A BREAK The rommodity fanner ha* a 'farm' problem that has no* brt-n met. It Is not the fault of the ad­ ministration. The blame lies dir­ ectly on the dilatory attitudr of i our present congressman in fail­ ing to get up In Congrrsi anJ fight for an amrnJ.nrrt to the Farm Act that would give them relief at was given the midwest farmera of th* North. Had our congressman vti'ied these small farmers on his sovallel 'annual' visit*, inftead of the 'bigwig*' hi would have been awara of tbrlr plight. Th# President rannot be expected lo know the Individual problem of each district. That'* why Congressmen are elected. VETERANS' PENSION RELIEF #f We have thousands of vetrrang and widows of our former fight­ ing men in this district. These people havo a problem too. Their pension* were based on what tho dollar would buy year* ago. To­ day, It won’t buy half a* much. Had o*r congressman visited th ru people bo wosald have known of their troubloe. These defenders of our freedoms and their widows m «1 pension* that will let (hem maintain • docent standard of living toe. ARNOLD LUND Republican Nemlnoe for Congress train by Tetuattert fee Ik* C*m* VUllam T. Mo*r« Chatcsu a) ' T i* �h *« THE SANFORD HERALD •» Oct. IT Admission; Alberta Cooper (Sanford) Dlatharge* Jesse Marahall (Sanford) Maybelle Gaines (Sanford) Mrs. Ivy Jane Eslridge (Orlando) Oct. II Adml*sloe* Columbus Brown (Sanford) Frank Powell (De Bary) Eula Lee Lowery (Sanford) Yaney Mark ( San ford t Columbus Kent (Lske Mary) Birins: Baby Boy Lowery Discharges Mrs. If. D. Whitten and Baby Girl (Sanford) Mrs. George Boston and Baby Boy (Lake Monrue) Mra. Andrew Sharpe and Baby Girl (Mims) Randy Boston Frances E. Blair (Sanford) Leola Young (Sanford) Rosetta Cooper (Sanford Del. 11 Admiasiant Mra. Elane Bass (Sanford) Geraldine Dome (Sanford) Melvin Warren (Sanford) Telephone Firm To F ile New Rotes With Com m iss ion tfl c> Hospital Notes r ............... * I.**-— *•---------of* the-------Purehate oew equipM it telephone rale*, which willwar Sr.. President of the company e becoma effective with the tn*u* iaid at the lime. “ It if el'her that moot guration of tho projected toll free or deprive the public of the bene­ • Finding of a new, aultable ‘'Metropolitan" aervlce, will bt fits of 'Met.-ooaUan* aenriee". and economical locatlm. filed by the Winter Park TeieT. Conatructioa of a now build With the filing of (he new tariff ono Company with the Flor-da in* arith the FVrtfa CommUaion, the illroad tod Public UtlliUea Com­ I. Financing mission within thirty daya, com­Winter Para Telephone Company •. Training of Personnel pany official* disclosed yestenlsy will bring to a tonclusion the fiiat Company officials have often The extoeJed, non-option*! tele­ pbmac of whai waa described aa phone service between Orlando Ihe biggeat tingle more mads by reiterated that all buiineu ana and Winter Park will go into ef­ the company in iU liy e a r htaiury civic leader* attn whom they hava fect in September 195T and will —the (1,600,000 “Metropolitan" dUcuaaed Iht propose l “ Metro­ enable 10,000 Winter Park sub- it n ice plan. politan" aervlce have expressed amber* to call 10,000 telephone* in The plan, Aral conceived by their enthualai :c approval of the an area of 100.000 populal'on on a company official* aome five yeara plan. This waa made even mure flat rat# bail*. ago, Involved a number of moral apparent by rstdutmn* recom­ Ear'ter this month the Florida and material faclora. the moit mending the Man approved by the Railroad and Public UltliUet Com- important of which cxn be lined Orlando and Winter Park (ily mltalon granted the Winter Park l« follow*: rommlition*. the Orlarilo and Telephone Company rate increase* 1. Approval of uri/f and rale* Wmler Park Senior and Jun'or totaling approximately «.<*» to b/ ‘lh7 c^mmul.m Chamber of Commeire, the Orcompeniftte the company for the 7 2. Gaining of Dihuc oncurrence1* n* * Cttunly Board of CjmrnnIon in revenue it will auffer with, (loner*, the Md.tijr.d Town Coun­ the abolition .if local loll.. f Pl*«nln* of the facililla* ra- cil and many CJieri. T ie company had aakei for qulrtd A new Rite was found and pur­ |5 >jgtjQ, | 4. Changing plant deaigna to ‘ We ah all have lo Jo with whnt conform wilh the new equipment chased for apiroximite .7 H(’.* MO on New York Avenue between we are given', Mr. C II. Cai!<i*)needed We Ibourne Avenue and Mone Boulevard. A new budding fillLegal Notice mated at well over a quarter of d million du"art was a.irteJ in iht Cltr of Raafurd. Florida, and thl* ute Apr'l 21 and I* now b ilf Navy In Ik* I m M >1 lfc» •'■«■** JnCk*. na-t liuo'-l I•* t* alflttd htialo wav toward* i,k completion. It. ... > In. l j. I I*fl4n. tCuallnurd from Page U lh* m l nt tald t.'llr on thla lot •a l*r*kni*, aIft day nt Oclohtr, IV**. Nearly one ml'lioo dollar* worth of rlviliiation, ami you are* not t ft i: A I.V Idmuxd w. Mittacii, of new equiomrrrt ha* been pur- seeking your own good, but the r t>. « i : o t t ti.c .a .d A* Mayor of lh* City •( ehaied by '.he company from the ultimata good of your country. T . All fr*ail*r» k*a H.V: aanford, Florida The Naval profession, like (he Inu I’hHM* t f ll*n*n»en -Santa"! Altatlt N o r t h Eleeirtc Manufacturing ministerial calling, requires perio­ ante Company of Gillo-i, Ohio, lha ii. n . nAtr.it Vuu ami M il ®( fou ar* l».r.l-r City Clark first initallment ut which i* ex­ dic transfiTi from one com muni­ nnilll.d unit 1° M**anl K V ililmaand eim.nd. which ><*<". - | * t I a l l t d a t s l r a a t A m * , I r a pected to arrive in Wlnler Paik ty (o another. Thr blest tie that •r *|ih»r ul yuu. i»*r hay* e y V l' Rauthtrn binds most of ua. therefore, aside Ulltrlct o f Florida by the end of November. th* timt* »i Kdmukd 'V. Jl*l»rh, VVkarrat, on Hit Vth day of Usfrom kinship with others in the dec****#. tale of t«ld '■ lobar, I Ft*. Unlltd Main ol AmirInterim fundi totaling II.W.MM ||,* C o u n t) Ju d ** <tf I ., Iliad II* lit *1 In Iht lilatrltl lo finance ‘he project, were <b- naval service, Ii one of close as­ l.'altad tttatva for lh* sociation with the church of our th* ru ltl ItOUrt *>( »*w Cuddly «l i ouri of tht Iititrlct of Florida talned from lh.* Chase Mintulun particular choice wherever we go. Panrord. Florid* « llhln rteht *»•; Kouthrr. ayalott lha lu Oa|t mot* or l>ta, Bank in New York Clly, '.he First tn j.it ini.nih« Irom th* Um* « J»* of We temper the distress of fre­ an arllcla lab.Hd In parti (li«< ouhllc*lln» •>( I h*a i i , «i -mo I.U .Vat I’llltbury • Nat,coal Hark at Winter Park, quent moves with the binding in­ fc*rh rl»im «r d.mjnd •*•!' ,n I'ralrl* Hot* L'ah* and I'atiri Ihe Commercial Bank at W:mer wrtlln/r. and »nd *b*D *#•« tdd»5I la a r h * d 41 Pact niora or Park, the First Nit.onvl Dank at fluence of church life which re­ •r r»ald#nr» poit nfflea *ddff*« Flouroflfan arflila lah*ltd In ptrfi mains substantially the same es nr ik« ctalm»*i. and •*»!) I>* ■" " f " I*,,, Moo I,ha Xtf Ilnttrll-Mlllrr Orlando, and Ihe College Park we (ravel from clime (o ellme. i* hr Hi* el»lma*t. hit ■«*Bt or that| i‘ii.du,*r lUkery Flour lll*arh*d- National Ban*. Btlnrntr. and »nr turh rltlm Our wives and children Join us i;ntnrl*h*d"l l* ha«a daman.1 not •<» fil'd th»li I.* « d lln.ii.al'd pmr* or l*t*. of an aril.lt lahtltd Further fund* wr o tough! by in this spiritual aamclatlon and Marl* T. Melteh In part: |bt«» M*« I.h*. Xat If, M. M At ndmtnIMratrle of the Npx lit Cak* Flour III**, hid Ihe company lo rover fl,3uQ00Q we find rhureh loyalty Is not a t-.titi* of rdmnpd IV. Ma.tch. Co. cntnrirh*d''; and I b*«t. mora nr expansion testa in 19U.A7 i tMj per thing nf a week, a month, nr a dtrttttd r1' ' „ . . . . |*«*. of aa aillrl* labai*d Ip P»rl: this purpose the fir»l 3.CW0 shares year, bul an everyday occurrence. i thati -Mo* I.h*. X»1 ltut**ll-MHI*r I'taf.t.- Il»k*ry I'lour IH*»rh*d- of preferred Company stuck at This is why our naval personnel, Hr..rnat*d I'nnitlchtd" In » rail,* 6 t» percent, *100 per ahum, weie lheir wive* and dependent* are so of forfallnr* tVlo. F»d F.md. I>r,iy nd I’otmtllo Art. SI tf. H put on thr market by Security actively rngaged in Sanford's lo­ I 'l *t t*'|. m a & r n i M ? u . vkx C,And AAlirrtat. hr *lrt«a of pro- Aitociatea, lne.t Wimer Park in­ cal church life. that w« Id l*u*lnrei Tho more lhan 6,orw husbands, ,ttt In do* form of law, to m* vestment bankers, last week . l i t lis t OtUndu '*u,u *i“ |JNe'Li K dlrarird, rtlurnahl* a* th* l»th • rumiuue »»'“* el . . . day of tk-lolirr. I>S* I hat* trltrd lYIephone company off rials wives, sons and daughters who make up your local Navy popula­ <euU!lf and ,a*l *• < Ititr Mid n«ni* wild lh* Clerk of and lakrn lh* Mid I* ban, mnr* said here last week tin* now build­ tion are happy to Join In the mag­ th* Circuit court, aewlnole «-uu*- or lr>*. of an artlrla lal.tltd In ing will probably be completed by parilha«l “io* IA* X*t I'lllt• tv. Fturld*. in •ccofdtnc# with <»* nificent salute to and recognition arevltlun «t ll.e HeUilyu. .\«m« hurt'* I'ralrl* lloia Cokt and I’aa- December 10. Part of the prerent Hutu*, In-wit: htctlon 1*1 «* Kl“»- try Floor llltarlird*'; fl l>a«t, office* on New Eng.and Avenue of church loyalty In this month i,u.r* or I*-*, of an artlrl* lah«l**l of October, 19SS. Ida Htntula l>»« in pari; that | "Iff IAa. X*l Itua- will be moved '.nlo Ihe new pre­ vv. f . I'tlmtr toll.villir I'rodurtr (Ukrry Flour U. M. I'alm.r mier* at the bejinn.ng of the year, |ll«ai h*d lliomaltd UMtrlrbnl I Kt,i:cTinh rnockAM »Tir. v It |.M*a, root* i»r lata, of aa arllrl* Including the office* of Ihe vico Rev. liadtr nnd hr tlrlu* of nuthurllj lahtltd In pari lhaet “ leo W/t VtA President—Plant, Plsnt Manager, came wilh his admission that he In mt vttud Major uf tht Cltr It M. M l*o npMlal Cah» Fl»ur .1 Ranf'ir.l. Fieri* >, I h»t*P) rail * |l|rath*d 1!a*nrlchrd"; and I ba«i. T r a f f i c Manager, Purehating knew none of their taaguige and UiinUHxt (Itntltl III** IIon to l>t ut or 1**t. of an article lanrlnl Agent, Plant Engineer, Traffic had a fine time acting nut his atid Ihruusttout lha Cliy »• Kan- In palti lha■I "l*W I*u Sat Hut- Manager and a staff 01 * 1*. lord. FlnlMt, on lh* *lh d>i ■>( •rll-MHIrr Clattle llakary Ftnur guatatorial desires Hit descrip­ K‘cie*oib*r, l»tl. for tt*rllan of Iwu HI* t* lied .llrumaird IJa*nr|ra*d" tion of how be ordered egg* in a City trommlttlontrt fur tr-nu of and hate h*r In luy ruttody. Ctfle* of thrr* »*»rt *«th, and out Vutlta It ll•l«ll> U|y*n. that a restaurant, which finally ended in lor ttrm tayirlna |>*ttrnt.tr tl, lil.til. I Court will b* htld In lh* Film To Be Shown thr chef's taking part In the pan­ t'nurd Plat*, Court Itooin, la lh* **h»l<t elrrllon thtll t>* h*M *1 th* tomime, brought down tha house! of inland*, Florida A t M ental H ealth City llall la ttld city nl hanfant city mb lha Silk day ef October. IVl* Th# Rav. Aldridga said that ha rioHd*. la toafiirmliy * in th* Tor lh* trial of tald pr*n,lt»t. and law* and ordlhaofat r»tdtf»w fa *1- lha ownrr of .inner*, and all |>*renjoyed all of hla travels, for the acllont noar In fnrr* la tald Cllr. tol.t who may ha»a oy rlalin any Assn. M eef Nov. 5 Th* pollt will ha aptl, *1 r:»# o'clock Iitt•i r it. at* liartl.y cltad to be and The Seminole County Associa­ reason that ha loitered where he am . Katl*ra Nlandard Tima, and apprar at th* llm* aod Plata afor*best enjoyed the scenery ind awill «-)»•• at Iia* o', loch pm. on ■aid. lo *how i aut*. If any lliry tion for Mental Health will meet musement or Inspiration, ai in •aid data. it the Episcopal Parish House on |?^* * ,ne" , "r in»piraiion as in final danr** thould I h*r*br appoint Jlr* h* V. ha,*, whyat apraj'd. Nov. S , t a o'clock. All members ,on"' *! Hioven a home yt-iitmlllal and Ktnyd A I'atnicr at not pa** TIH *M.AH II. THKNT L'l’ rkt, an.l lltt Atxtln are urged In plan t*A alkSd Vnd * n l ° Z 'm .H er If. H M a r . lit I Kmllli, Jam*t It Hut, It I. t'rrkln, any other Interested person* are L", ,h‘ * ,rm‘\|h rr lh.f lrm*!!..r' J r , Nawtnn J Mi»nttiom. r'ltff )i M llll'll TH AITIMK iM*t and W. II ii oh l>uncaa. nInvited lo lie present. .h * p " no , [ul(.T o n' . 1 p Taj: limit.n F. AAMta ntp»rtir* of *.,ld *l*rl|on. . to (hen, confessed Ihe speaker, Unit I Hot* * 11 IS WITMCRIt IVItHftlltiF. I f ar, Ira. A. R. Key, I rugram Chair- "| (Pf| pralty sure ! nevar had IHooklsn, .At* Tuik, X. T. h*r*unt« a-t tot hand at Alat»r of Hit.aiiiiflr Ferwtll mAn‘ p l l n * *® ,,,ow * ,,,m !<nown that Beethoven was a vlownien b it been an popular and imlst too." lluS l'*ik AV*mi« N.w Turk It. .New Terk •ought a Per that »he has Ijecn ex­ Received with much applause ll*rt.*ll K .\n*tll periencing difficulty fn booking it. were two classical duela played by II, I'.irk Aniut SOMETHING Ntw York, N*a Volk She expressed confidence that It pianists Thervse Kupect and Laura J. II. AAalth NEW! would have a strong appeal for Platt Brown. Dues were collected ll.il'l llt.tt*rl llr.».kl> a. Star York. X. T. those taking an Interest in this and the new year books distribut­ t ui % I, If * dlr'v’Anrt and at at at Something jed/M ed/ .V n. David Runkle. president, ..(Unto Tiutl'tt, nf lha Ntw Y.ik- phase of community health. Mtiiitn.i rorporailoB, • dlttt.lstd reviewed the last year's programs Ft'.ride corpoialtaa. niFFKRRNTl R l NILMOS HOTEL PLANNED and outlined, the educational, philAMI; all |,tit.. m hetlna or clalmlta MIAMI REACH—A M • million anlhroplr and social season to ha,t any Inlafett In the lullowFR O Z EN C A N D Y In In* .It-rul.td praiwrly, tlliiata In dollar, aooroom hotel —thr Gold come. A vote of thanks was ten­ ^tmlnol* County. Florida, le wil: Coast’s largest yet—would rise on dered Miss Dorothea Lauterbech, Tti* lA*ti lit (a»t af lh* Sniitl' ihe oceanfront here undet* plans hospitality chairman, for her hair of l*H'l nf the XI!'i "I h«-Hob 1*. T«wnthlp II Reutli .Itsrloird in the leasing uf ■ tract splendid effort. In this initial lun­ liana* I* Kail. at ttth street yesterday cheon. for Tha natiit* tl IMt tall ti ta rt no.va r. tl tin rlondt and 4a ntjltl •n.l confirm lh* lift* in lha I t t t . .|.-rrlt.*.l |,ro|.*rly. Th* tarn* or lh* Hoiirl In which C le ie W o r k la , i,h It Intlll’iltd »t tht rirrull f..url or Iht Ninth Judicial Hit-rut la and ror Ramiaol* I'ounly, Flnr T R A C T O K -S IA T IA S Y KITCHIN 'Tha al.I.rttlaltd lllla nt lha raatr t KK.NXKTII A MHIMAX al al amum . w ith th o R o a r lis g is io at tll'IITuM F. WIIITK U N R V iI'lalntltra. -4 al. Itrratidanlt You and tarh al you ara hart)., M o d e l O nolHIad that tha ault In ttnlati L^FROZEN Inudi tad tonllrm iht till* lo lh* iin,\ * .|*trf1h*d iiri'(.triy hat bt*n One man with a Model O ii equal lo eight or ten men r nmi hi **1,10*1 tan, In lha ahn,r FOR »nlli|.«l i >oii*. b j KKKAT.TH A with how. Your choire of 28 quickly attached toola, m him AN *t i), and tou art h»ttFRESHNESS i.y trotilrcd lo Hit with Hit l ‘l*rS (runt-mounted for « u y visibility. 1 thl, (.'null, your wrlllan ap ctranca ln*r*noally at by altar Special creep * gear of % mph. eHminatao a largo »>l lor iM ttr or aih'ttili* pra ,*d hrr*l* an lha Jltl day af part of your hand weeding and Ivoeing. ROUMILLAT S'atamhtr, A I*. ISIS. In lh* ,'a Ulnl la tald tull at t*<iolrtd by & Span multiple row* with wheal tread width# up to 64 law ll,r*'n fall aai nr a Ptcta* l*t" lnrhea . . . or narrow whetla down to 36 inches tor be­ I'.inltwn will ba antaitd aatlati ANDERSONS toll. tween row work. — . . W IT S r jl ■«w lha earnar hy tha clock* iM Tourt i*nfnp4 .•uni), FtorMt. iMa 1TIH 4ay Then check the economy of operation — only two or AM) •c'ltfliDr A I*. Iflit 11 r I(wrIidon. rUrli of fltr threw quarts of furl per hour on moat Jobs. Let ua flit f Mri till i null Strnlduli You in on Ute detailsFOODMART I'uuKty. riflfMft. iriKAM lift Avl« J I*un4(iutH nftiiitv rl#fk of I'fjurl Park Ava. at SJth St. m .n r n and iiK T tiN n iu ri if» II Kn<>i lUMlnfhRin “OF ro t! Its IT ' Itorviof • for lIMMlff* V*n>«r IInl Mine sVInlrr I'Mk. Klotidi e 100 Voice Choir To Present Hymn Festival Nov. 18 Ih e Combined choirs of- Ihe Churthes of Sanford will present a choral Hymn Festival NovtmbiT II, at 4:00 p. m. in observance of the Thanksginving season. At a meeting of the Sanford Choirmaiters, churches were repreiented as follows. Flr»t Chris­ tian. Mr*. N. V. Parmer; Congre­ gational Chritlian, Miss Helen Witty; Flrrt Presbyterian, Mrs. George Touhy; First Melhndlit, Roger Harris; First Baptist, Kirby Rogers; Holy Cross Episcopal, Jack Bookhardt; Central Baptist, Mrs. Kslherine Hall; Natarrne, Johnny Carter; and Christian Mis­ sionary Alliance, Mra. Guy Bishop. The First Presbyterian Church was chosen as the setting for Ihe Festival. Kirby Rogers, of the First Baptist Church, was chosen conductor. Al Ihe same meeting committees were appointed to complete plans for the Festival. Funerol Services A rt Set Sunday For S. T . Field CHOIR MASTERS CONFER OVER FESTIVAL M U -It. Leit to light. Jack DoAlmidt, Ptoyr/m C-.m rnilte* Chairman; Kirby Rogers, Festival Conductor Mr*. Guy Ilishop and Jlr*. Ceoige (uuhy. Prog r a g Committee plan music for tha Thanksgiving Hymn Festival, ___ Additional Work On Dial System Slated N ext W eek Funeral services for Stolon T. Field, prominent In agricultural circles all over the S'ale of Flor­ ida, and a brother of Sanford'* Postmaster, will be held Sunday A mare of lines hanging frem afternoon si J or!o<k at Brts,an overhead in Ihe new Southern Beil Funeral Home Telephone Co. building at Ninth Mr. Field was Administrative St. and Laurel Ave. represents a Assistant to Ihe State Chemist In portion of the many cable* to be the Florida Stale Department of connected into dial equipment Agrieul ure. which will b»* creeled in vertical He waa a Director on thr Ex- position later next week. While ecutive Board of the Flori Ij State m,nF component parti of (he new Association of Sanit-man. and a ,,l* ‘ , »‘ ," n »rt purchased as member of tha Leg-sUt.ve Com “n‘u.' P*,rtl mu,‘ ** mittee of that organuation. He local manager. Earl was a member uf Ihe National T'<nt*r. Pointed out that the tele Aasociation of Sanitarians, mem­ phone installation is a ‘Tailored" ber of the Men's Bible Class of Ihe Trinity Methodist Church of of Ihe First Presbyterian Church Tallahsssre, member of Ihe Sou- of Sanford will of'idate al the them Baker* Assuclalion of which (unreal services for Mr Field, he was a lifetime oonoiary mem- Survivor* include one son, Wil­ ber, he was an Inspevlur for Ihe T. Field of oanford' Ihtee Department of Agriculture of Flor- brothers, Fred T Field, Wert id*, member of tha Southern As* *'*Im 1*. Earl T. Fleh, Fort sociatlon of Food and Drug offir- Pirrtv. »nd Jovl S- Field, Santala, and a member of Campbell- ford; and • number of e e.ts and tossing Post of the American Ixg- nephews. ion of Sanford. Active pa.lbcue.-a wilt Is Al Mr. Fields c .v rj in the U. S. Wallace, all of San'ord; Bryce Navy during WWI, end when die- Hobson, all o: Sanford. Brvie charged with a 4,0 ratingin Starling, Orlando; L E Mid.utch1919 hit rating was Chief Quar con. Leesburg; L. K. Wilkin... Orlermasler (Avialion). While *erv- Undo, ing at Charham (M an.) Naval Air Station he was rushed (<> MmBABY SITTERS rola Air Field with a detachment, of ISO men under hi* command to) AVAILABLE auiat In the landing of Ut • Air- 1 Unity Sit I in i* Aifeney ship R-34, thr flist Airship to cross the Atlantic. I'ilONK 3.12*31 The Rev. A. G. Melania Pastor Quick vegetable di,h: iJiown 41,,^. fUi^, of bicad In oli,e oil *|,ritvklc over piping hot ranncd slewoi lumatorw. .Serve In t.ucr dlshc*. " As a rule, It's best to whip mi more than l ' i to J cup* of heavy (ream al one time, Q *ruwth and represent* ba»ii plannins for the future of this growing community S P E C IA L $10.00 PERMANENTS $8.50 A Rlnmnurnu* permnneni ia Ih e d irect rcntill o f nn Indivldualiied hnircut cuted Ihe with exe­ flnlxhed ntyle in mind. ) EVA -BESS B E A U T Y SH O P I*HONK 3fi3 PKIIMANKNTS B Y : 3IINNIK IlKSS KAMI Kit INI! nnd MAKIJE LOOK for your name in Tho Sanfo/ui disUtahL f '* r ? Job which is designed specifically for Sanford and must be assembled by hand locally. Approximately '130 telephone* a r e b e i n g serviced currently through the local manual lelcphone switchboards. “The present sys­ tem.” according Jo Turner, "is no lunger adaptable to plans for pro­ viding leiephune facilities lo serve the expanding Sanford area." He added that the new exchange equipmrnt will permit considerable W A N T A D S You May Have A FREE GUEST PASS To The \ Movieland Ride-In » Prairie Lake Drive-In Or ♦ * » Ritz Theatres Each dny the names of 6 people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FR EE tickets to the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In nnd the Ritz theatres. If your mime appears, clip the nd, it is your free ticket— you pny only n small sendee and tax charge on Ritz Theatre, and Prairie Lake Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. OTICE Dee to circumstances beyond our control our Breakfast vrnlure baa failed to aboo a profit. Iht ref ere we ere (arced to 'Aa- Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date, nownc*' new operating hours fee A N G E L 'S E A T S H A C K "Th# Heme Of Hie Werlda Beal Hambargcra" < A WILL BB OPEN 9 ®.m. to 12 p.m, SA N FO RD TRACTO R < A C > v IM P LEM EN T C O Berea Days A Week ‘ .A l I S STARTING MONDAY OCTOBER 22 C 1- I t i 5 F K V IC I 4 /, *t 1. A I W I .1 FIND YOUR NAM E! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! J * / A :x x i 0 »■ �1 n) F ? i. O ct. 19. 1933 P u ce T O E SA N FO R D 9 HERALD MIRROR OF YOUR MIND Passport to Happiness ' "* *» ;; ■s i PI I I I (« * I,7 \ . , Dy M A Y S1I G » S IO C DM X* * « '*•»!» »l A • » * <l.t| ITh 11m you m»y not h tv* tntimJwS to to bo. and .vour hone.t reaction will clear up any mlaundtratandlnf a t once. Second, If the bath waa Intentional you might have d»acrvfd It, and hontil atlf-appraioal may lead you to uncover a fault you can c o m e t. Third, moat of ua can't hid. our (c lin g * anyway, and atlcmpting to do ao uiually m a k e m ilttr s vvoraa. lb ? ^ »■* r*»: »•-:» l_ — f • I ) ' iiu ti, ly ** — He withdrew hi. hand, from her I - : ! y d*ar. nr. v»ry dew ," h» n tA rT E r. n A* I f knelt »-«l4* her ehoulder. and *tood tllffly, looking 1 / A I . S II6A 1T i n u be >: ng 1M ■ ' f-a.ntully Im L "Plea * ocx-1 c I»ir. ti t ter# ii a w* a ifv«l tr.Ui down. “t» fAaf your an.w etT " h h . turned bar face aelda. T m l*t•» talk about those trrplrx »>it hr**, Hf tent fn rr .tf l »iowlv and .nf bp* hnuhtd net a. tl» i f m her afraid it nuul tie." In. .Jrtil* " »t-* murmuri V •1 » r. you *ull want do play ■-g roilynir- and *b»n hf “.v * s .ii m iry with n * uPed « •■rl nrr a^atn c>- •f* *>:♦ in- •aeh of t:a .garnet the other, he l>r ! I n r .nan qiottly. an t I. Hi.n. »m -n l and lei*, or tint "a on do •aid (malty. V , r o t . in hi. vwc# twutfrf net v ,l ? 1 know -you Mb. waa mlaeraUy aw a rt that Id o " m * r* m » an exultant not. In te a r, wt t t trickling down her No," si*. a k l “ Dot I aha" l«e t.t, v<»*.-« * lt» d a r l i n g And Uut cheek*, to ahr kept her taee If *.uu onfllit-rt ta tnakf en im it r m . hi* lit* utiynl eo her*, and turned away from him. of im* V l i t w i ' atth t'lrk." ,» nrr M l lip* -e* pc nil art, th* “I don t want to do anything of Di.r# * a a an uih can fart* tJe «i .o i!d feel ’ ear* under her rluaed the fo rt:" aht managed at laal. kivrt rrlgl.truing pauro. Sh* ne-1 rytiwl* ami added with a (harp break in It. *a» » .Trfth.nf to break M and |tnt cue there aae Uta nuflil of tier voice. ‘Oil. whv tnuat vou be a< uf’ »n happen on purh i« m iiw i Imijthtrr *• eons. of thf danerra so hoi rid T 1'irk haa tern a goal aha »ard thf trite** mi ft art ad t cmu* UP tl.f M i a t l M h friend to me —and kind" ■|'m mjrrr S o u s . oii»». ! rr.f no tn* mat r«-ek III rf“ All tight. VaI I think Tin be­ lt.» dahtf floor, oi.' M l re .th e r. t*w*—t o r abruptly, ttruightrnrU ginning tn underatand. I can t do a .' i.f ilk** we to rie J t-- tr ir ninw lr and stool mice more with any more man trtl you how I fret, In* .ventnga. and naturally the deetunn i. up tu h.e be. a a;.i.n*t tin fsinnrt, “I can underatand a h * yoo f * o latiifhlnit eoupv* nun* up you ~ h* t c e n t to the dan. y«r< 0 on de k and their a r r r a l had rn# othrr two couplea wtra com­ h * .a n »j u> dance with llan».w," broken that moment of enchant* ing pact ibnn again, laughing and he *e 1 f l ditly. ’ I *•" • ’ h* f"-t 1ni.r L talking. They pau**d almnat im­ ;vu aiif>*«r frtardly I r. at.re you \\i-n the lw» couple. had mediately np|vo«itc Val and llrucc. it.. •. like or If net i..n pa .... out of e«; ol Bract acid. They w rit talking in tow voice., \ at hejktd up at err* In *ur -All nghi. Vat, « e m m to nr but tlieit w rit pauiea which in­ r* r ' I aeatilt you Uiat u n i t..e .freed . At lc«»t a e i e . . * < rd w . dicated that they w rit M*trmng reader I Ilirm I t in*. «nd 1 *e IP e . acti other. Maytrr. and I *ay too Obvioualy thry nad raergtold you I like Dlra." thn ee,-y einrerelf. we may .sen nurd t«>th Val and tn* doctor and, "Hut I dent bfr' ca It. t don't ctm e to love *a<h othei t>o you aaaociaUng them with that aernt wai t to b'lieee it h r -n li e n ton lha darue (la x . were vurioua to Ilirnt t (lift r o - ! (-*•• >1. er.l I tihr heailalid aka>: nut nelly In ar venal they were aaylng to » -.te IB »; n .p a'­ ll mraut a at. why. Ilia kiaara had each other. tre a t Jew: to me to know thkt we moved hr r deeply Mie had re“I'm glad to hiar your patient I. would lai'.n t« waruirjf '...fe'hre in n ,|je.| .tivtlDctlvil>. Uut euddrn. much belter tonight. Nur*e,“ llnict Montefo lUv l felt »nd o* n in e . |y m tn* p«u»e which *eemail an »aid in a vo.re which the othrr* I may be flstlerUia rn »»j :, that li;eatn|eev aa the Urathlea*ly tro- could ramly overhear, you tell tiie »ar.v* 8 hfrnlj h# p c i] ruftit air he >auL "And now, “Ye*. Doctor. I think her health rturlied out the ri|jaif'.te he'd of cuurae. you won t ain oiale a n / la certainly improving on thia Urrrly t« juti to rinoite at d In pji I U>“grr with hanacm ' voyage on one knit te aide her . hart. Vo i H i t action wirptltcd even her- j II. straight-titd hi* larg. body dul ttel thr Mine. ill.in t yod. V*fJJ" 1. 1.1. hh. pustiwl aaidt the tug and am) nalf-tiirned lo to go, "Wdl. H* took out ol hir hand. And held •prang b)i oil thf deck chair. “ Dul Nuraf, I wiwi t ditturb you any It between holh of hn gently. • l II I v . splaiiicd to you that I tihr longer, .inco you want to real. me. plraae tell me." Dul you’ll remember, won t you. i l l im and 1 are tncmtA" She fell runllltfd. .Illicit afro..!, Ite put hi* hand* un her thoul- Ih.t thould your patient', condi­ Aa thouth ht w rt* untuin; her d*r* (oicing her down iruo the tion beconi. .erloua, you m't'l call mlo *01011111118 th . waaht ready ih .lr again. “But If f tell you I me in at once?" fife yet. "I »»■ certainly KUd in don't want you to h av. anything “01 cour.#. Doctor." team w« wrre both going to work muff to do with him ?" ' (rood night, Nur»e." tn Ih* tam e hospital." ;h « aa .l lie walked away from her down Hit thought for a momint and finally. tho moonlit deck. The other two thm said quietly; Hi* grip tliihtcried on her hand. “Mra tvathrr.tune tcid n.a I couplet dlaappcareJ down the com"And you're ildl gledT'* ihouldn t have anything to do with panionw-ay to cunllnue dancing. " 1 * ., ! m atill glad." ahs ta il you, but 1 refused. I like to make Val waa left quite alone on the quietly. And added, almr.at breath- my own dectiiona about whom I boat deck In the moonlight. kaaly. "I'm t tr y glad." (T9 De Conti* wedJ •hall be trlendly with." O Hi) M»y»** Crfig. r.*e>rlivlf! br r'*s>',«*i’» of A-«lcn (tot* t>l*trIbuDJ by Kin. Tealur** gradk.'.A How To Inspect Seam Construction On New Clothes Gould When buying rMliing, hou*enlvoi .liould rt member that *e.im eon*truction i. Just about .» ImporUnl a . Ihr fabric, point mil lextile and laundering expert* at American Institute of l-aumiertng A.I.L t» Ihe retrarcb ami t-iltic*. Uonal center fur the profcailonal laundry tndu.try, When eheeking *e*m cunslrue Won. kvok fur the following: J, Dewar* of >um» with raw edge*. In mosl cave*. *eam* thould be Iro.ind or protected Thia la e*peclally true on *ynIheile fabrir*. If »eam* are not pinked or overcast, the fabrir is (III* innm, frjliiring Intnrmal fanvil* porlrail* on ihe will, •■• dreoralrd apt to pull thrmigh the stitching h* U f:n|*n* "Irphinsoa, an Inlrmilionalls-kaowB deeswalorand fray. ] Generally opeakirs, tht stitch Toko Your Family Portrait* Out of Hiding !ng on .earn, should be small. By that It la meant slliehe* should not Every family has a certain num- eult to find a color and design tb.t be expected to cover too much b. r of pri fesilonalty-made por- it complimentary to D id decora­ area lArg.-. loose stiichr* gener­ trills, commemorating lha Impor­ tive schema nf any eixvm in the tant event* in Die lives of Us house — and that Includes the ally indicate weak seam* various rr.rmbert. There certainly breakfast nook which Is a good I. Check aeanis for puckering place for leu Informal portraits Puckering may be the rr»ult of ».-« bahy pictures, graduation photo*, wedding and anniversary or enlargements of tome of your undue tension on the sewing own family snapihota. portraltA thread. The picture we'vo chosen to It turd lo b« that IticsA pic* 4 Sufficient »e.m* allowance turn, in cardboard folders or illustrate this column shows an tbou'd have been made Check ev el-iyp* frame., graced Ove top Interesting u*t of family pictures •cam* lo *ee whe Iher there is « of the upright piano Thru this in a room decorated by C. Eugene skimpy nr generous allow.n e on cn Hum more or less went out of Stephenson, National Chairman of Ihe style, at Irast as far at ihe In­ the Board, th* American Institute either side of the atllches. ter.ur decorainn were concerned, of Decora tors. Mr. Stephenson J. If se.m* are not bound, ar.H ihe porlrtiit went Into hiding points out that u<e of portraits it make sure that Ihe end of Ihe ui drawers and boxes. *n ideal way to add warmth and a fabric ha* been pinked or oicr Today, however, lha decorators livcd-in feeling to the new house Cast wilh -cuing thread hsva found ways to put theta or apartment and D> gix-e your • Apply a little tension on the cherished portraits on exhibit home decoration a partonal touch IP.xm. If diatortmn re*ul'» you .sain —and not at an extra. The*e that no ona else can duplkata. days they play an Important part can expert .nine seam slippage. Modern techniques, offering full color and > broad rang* of tonal T. Check the finl-h of the tn the decorative schrme. Large portraits ar. often used prints, hav* mad* today's por­ »eam. Determine how easily the singly or In pairs. Smaller ones traits a very definite asset in decfabric fray* or ravel* by gently go into Interesting little frames orstion. Keep thia in mind the pulling Ihe a#am allowance. to form unusual groupings that next time on* of th# family ha* >. Imped the area where the ara bound to Ns a conversation a portrait mad* and you won't ■eedle ha* gone Into the fabrir. pi <va. have any decid-ng what you want Look for little needle hole* that Frames *r* available tn *0 mary to do with it, —Johe Van 0'itlder may base cut fibera. tinier cut style, that it un't dilAI. Beware of tram* that have been sewn with regular tewing DIET FOOD If your eyes ar* merely blue. oo one aide and loops on Ihe other (chain atilrhl. If *uch a •Skim milk ia said by some you ran make them as romanlisewing method has been used, a doctor, lo be as good a source rally violet aa th* heroin* of an snag on thf *eam may pull out of ralrium, ph.sphorua, Iron and Edwardian novel by wearing a All Wif seam thread. vlolel-hued hat 10. Beam thread should be protein as wh?i* milk. eherked for strength find a loose end and try to break d with the fingertip* If lha thread break* eaaily. It la weak. A I I, lextile authoribe. point nut that the chain ulttrh and weak thread oftrn go together. Nenr I*. 0 . Phone 103 Do tn o tl thlldran t f .t .i v a (half p o ttn lt? A n«ner; Nc.vily all amatl chil­ dren ate open and nbciv rtro.nl link** they learn from p atent, e sample tn be deceptive. I’ afrnt who (ait to keep proiut*e*. wh> nuke phony ryriise* lo avoid nvic reeponwbihty. e tc .; iie * k an *lmoephtre of itneptlon Which may *lo miirh harm. CtuI lien who are m ale tn way “Tt ink y, > u “I'm *nrry.** etc , when they a ir neither thankful nnr •otty, will likely conclude that ilcreplion Is ah a.Hilt |miIH> I he) meet Dam to ( siUoh . Should hurt felling* ba cover.d up7 Answer: A* a rule, no. *p.« re i ..n» that fasor hunt it reat- t a? rostra wmrmnr * uiually outvsngti oll.ria b u st, the pttaon who cffth',t4 Con you dlillka tom ton . imilnttivaly? Anewer i No. We all form Ikrasi mal inttanUntoua duhkva, but it la becautc the dlillktd per* Kin remind, u. of aomeont in our past wlUi vshum we onca had an unhappy evperirnc*. Ti e aiaociaIi. n may be with a teacher who humiliated u. btfurr the data, an oftiiial who ipoke rudely to our nmthrr or lather, etc. lavng alt* rr (he incident la bulled away, the image r e m a in * In our imcon*, io n * mind, and cornea foith when tontt patlieuhsr personality tun*, in on th. childhood mu* cran l Spotlight A PRETTY CLOSET can make Ihe busiest housewife feel ele­ gant. Clothe* will last longer, lou, if protected by garment bags and dust covert. A new and practical Idee to carry out a decorating scheme in bed room and closet Is lo make closet accessories from a bcJspread matching the one on the bed. Just buy two matching bed­ spreads, and uie tmlMn make a garment bag, *hcr bag and dust •over*. In a bedspread you have a piece of fabric as big ai a six­ ty nine-fuel rug — ample for a complete set of clnsel Accestorie*. Local *cwing expert* tell you how to do it. Make the big garment bag first. It's easier than ever if you fol­ low the no-pin, no-baste method uf ripper Insertion Illustrated on new ripper packages. Double-hanger frames for gar­ ment bags arn sold In most fiveanl-dime stores. Start by cutting two aide ptcccs V) inches wide and 54 Inches long. Then cut two tide boxing strips right Inches wide and 54 inches long. Cut top and buttons pieces right by 20 inches. Slash Ihe cen­ ter nf one *tde boxing piece and insert a 34-lneh slip-cover tip­ per, following direction* on tae Now Is T h e Tim e To Begin Making C hristm as G ifts On Hollywood It) IfOD I ll(IYI\N HOLLYWOOD f The film world wa* turpr.vcd when Darryl Y. Zaiiuck stepped down a* head nf UHli eCutury-Fm studios In be ,nmc an independent producer To day he tell* why he did tl "Throughout m> career, f irat at a writer, Ihen an editor, then a producer and finally ** studio head, I considered myself essen­ tially a writer Ii was the crea­ tive end that really inlerested me "Until ■ few year* ago. I was able to devote myself to the crea­ tive end entirely 1 didn't have to talk tu actor*; I had people to handle Ihe hiidnct* mailer*. ••nut thi* business ha* changed Three or four year* ago. I found tdyself devoting «* per cent of tnv lime talking lo thia agent or that agent or tlregory I'eck nr sum. other -tar I found I had to** and less lime to work on stnrt'-t. "So I told Mr Skoura* com­ pany head Spyx«" Skoura* that as soon a* I cout-l find someona tn lake over for me, I’d like lo step out and devote mjxelf tn the active Job of cresting, 1 think I can serve ihe company and the Industry heller that way." He found hi* .u.-cesvnr in ante, .ggretalve Ruddy A.tler, who now head* studio production, Zanuek plan* to produce "0 film* in Ihe next five tu seven year* Some will he produced by* other* under his guidance. At teait one a year will he whal he calls a "block busier ID* first will bn "Island In The Sun," based on the hs-st selling novel by Alec Waugh Always an enthusiast, if.anurk teem, bristling with energy for his new earner. He dellghtnt in showing me *ome pages someone had sent him from the memoir* of Ihe late George Arliss The ar t»r ilepictcsl the voting IJanuek a* "a born leader, not a blind fol­ lower." The passages told how Zanurk, then in hi* IPs, energeti­ cally told hit Idea* for Ihe film "Disraeli," which won Aril** an Oscar. " It wat inlrretlint lo learn wh.t Arils* thought of me." Zanutk aaid "Thai1, the kind of spirit of Treating I wanl to get bark to " Despite a few years of hard lime, in Hollywood, /-muck has (osi none of hit hopes for Ihe film Industry. " I think the outlook fer theatri­ cal film, is very good." he said Use Bedspread To Make Pretty Accessories For Your Closet NOW 18 THE TIME to put your knitting needle* and erorhel hooks to work on that Christmas gift list. Nothing It more appreciated than a hand-made gift, plannrd especially for someone you tike. N'rrdlevvork department* are full of .uggeiljons for small, quick and easy accessories that you can make In a few hours, and make somebody happy on Chriatmiss morning. Any young girl srould love one of the new crocheted cap. or hood* so popular Juat now. They com# In various veraiont, are prettiest when don# In furry while angora yarn, and ran be complet­ ed in a rouple of hours if you are handy with your crochet hooka. Especially beguiling are two new styles: a head hugging cap wilh a long knotted la*sel of Jumbo yarn hanging down the back: and a rrocheled baby rap svilb a hole In hack for a pony tall, tied under Ihe chin wilh narrow black veivat ribbon. ItAHHOCK COYER Left over fabric pieces from drop*Hra or tllp rover, may lie used lo cover ■ hasiork. Mike a akirt lo cover It. Use narrow- elastic, threaded belween two la)era of fabric*, around a flounce to hold it In place. " llfiit JOHN," i.r.a of Ih* U 1 Atinj'a |unlur*.Ded atomic w Man. (rmn its laum-huif alt* .1 th. Aberdeen Proving Ground*, Maryland Ttds 12-twd-long tnlxsil. and the "Dart," a n.w an!)* l-iik rr l-.ilc, wete utiscllcd In a weapons show befora J.OOU persona gathered t r Ihe annual inciting id the American Ordnance Aasocle* ll<>n. "Lllil* John" La a small c.lititr field artillery rwkel and the tn..tint of II. kind us tar to lioast atomic capabitily. At botten, the l-lril in Infantry weapon* ire two rlfly* r.pahla of delivering semi­ automatic and automal'e tire, using iltndardlrrd ammunition. They a t. being hrIJ behind . !#>’) moilrl Gattling gun. (/ntrrwe(i<m*0 "Rul porhap. our greatest i*«lnnflat rill he reallrcd from our .Vo. 1 competitor, telesision Did you know that in New Yurts last wiwk IVi feature films vi-re playing mi television? That ihere are alrra.tv 2.V)n film* reli-aied tn television? That show* >i'U the Irrmcndou* need for rn lirtainmrnl In that medium "FvcntuaHy I feci th-t the mtisie tmliistrv and television will have lo meet How that will be brought about, I don't know. Hut ii will bring the grested pro»p<'rtty Hollywood has ever known" VOI D CHILI)* EYES If your rhlM arrives home from school blinking, hradarhy and lcn«e, it rould be that school light­ ing ia Inadequate, lighting research scientitt* advise. PLASTIC BAGS Those polyethylene plastic bags you get with vegetable, and frull may do double duty. Use them to carry baby'a diapers and wet bathing suits. They alio make good shoe hags for parking or •hiring your favorite ihoei. package. Using your muUltlutted binder attachment on your eewinf machine, bind edges together along all 54-inch length*. Em­ broider eyelet* in lop piece large enough to fit over hanger. Stitch top and bottom In place To make the shoe bag, cut t piece 34 by ] l Inces. Cut tsro horiion'al etrips, 40 Inches srtdo and 10 inches deep. Tape the cut edges. Divide strips Into four equal section! and *tkeh, section by section, to the baek panel. Bind all cut edge*. Stitch loops to Ih# top nf the bag. You will have Jus; enou|h of your spread left over for Iwfo shoulder rovers. For each cover cut two piece* eight inchea deep ' - ! "h nf * hanger, plus two Inch#* for Mama. Rom, I off o tnoulder shape ar.<| seam together, right sides facing, l<r»ve a Iwo-and a-half-lneh open* Ing at the top for the hanger. Tum cover right side out and bind bottom edge and top opening. Other suggestion* for e to n as* cesssries made from bed-tyteai'i are: Halbox, blanket box rovers, cases for sweaters and glove- You ran rven line closet and rover shelvei with fabric to match your bedroom decor. YES! We Write 6-Month PollrIan On Antomohtlen. Our rateii mmpnrattle with the leedlnc Independent rompnnte* offering 6-month poifrien tn preferred risk*. Our Preferred Kink Liabi­ lity Ratea; CLASH 1 CLASS 2 114.40 130.(0 For Farmer* CLASS 1 CLASS S 928AO 111.60 12,006 Medical Kxpeiwin and/or death benefit added fo r 96.00 Additional Autom obile add­ ed a t 7 6 % o f above ratea. If 6 or more, a diacoaat of 10% to 35%, Ploa taper* ieaca ered l! o f S% to 2 0 % . CLASS i . No mala driver under age 25 LLAh* 1 . Single Male owner or driver aader aft 29. No Application To Sign No Memherahlp Fee To Pay Boyd-Wallace SANFOKD Da BAKY FLORIDA 7 J '\ J* New- Inng-hairrd fella look *o much like fur. It nflen lake* an expert lo toll the difference. These fluffy-trxlurrd fells are fav­ ored by Dig Name Milliner* ae well aa popular price manufactur­ er* and simulate such elegant pelt* a* fas. sheared beaver and mutjtmn mink. BANNER DAYS SPECIAL Rt Circulat**NutInEmyRtonEvery8 Mmtn i fasy To Add CONDITIONING FAU ST'S DRUG STORE roam*, la* T H E A L L NEW W E D G E W 0 0 D R A N G E n ' ,llf ,u ,f K m O H A R R IE T T 'S HEAUTY NOOK WILL HE CLOSED MON. und THE. OCT. 21 & 22 To attend The Stair Hair Drra•era ConvmiiuB la Jacksonville Hring nr have your Doctor telephone jour next pre­ scription to us. It wilt he accurately compounded wilh frrah drug* •tr$ n e ' B U - A c MID-FLORIDA GAS Co. at a fair and reaaonable price... FAST FKKE DELIVERY alao GREEN’S FUEL GAS SERVICE 222 MAGNOLIA AVE. BouUJtll P L U M B I N G FA U ST 'S S U N D R Y S T O R E 20th ft French “T o Heller Serve You’’ ITJTIN n e t Make* Tfce OJffenaee PHONE 1252 1007 R anford A vex 1111 ■M : h �•- TTTE RANFORT) HERAT-P Page 10, FrL, Oct 10, 1936 THE OLD HOME TOWN i'f*4 y t re*-* 0 " « By STANLEY New Electronic Eye Developed PASADENA, California., IB A new electronic ere proroliei supervision tor telescope* to aolve tome of thee greatest mysteries of the universe With It the great ZOOInch Palomar to Irscope might see objects 10 times fainter that those it secs now I effect it might become a Z,ooo3inch telescope. That m'ght answer big ques­ tions: la there an edge or limit to the universe, a boundary in space where there are no stars? How old is the “nlverse? Does space curve? The electronic eye is a kind of TV tube or electronic magnifier that could be attached to regular telescopes. And this eye could be a practi­ cal thing soon, says Dr. William A. Daunt, astronomer of the lit. Wilson and Palomar observato riea. The XXHnch telescope can see one to two billion light years Into space, photographing great gal­ axies so far away it has taken light from them one to two billion years to reach us. A light year is the distance light travels In one year at a speed of 1M.OOQ miles a second. Dut astronomers estimate our universe is only fire to six billion years old. Could the electronic eye and telescope perhaps see be­ yond the limits or edge of the universe? Tho unievrse appears to be ex­ panding as though everything started from one great central ex­ plosion. The galaxies, nr great families of start each containing hundreds of millions of stars like our own milky way, are apparent­ ly rushing away from one another. The farther away a galaxy is, (he faster seems Its speed of re­ cession. Perhaps, at diitanre* of billions of light years says, they reach the speed of light. In that case, even the electronically mag­ nified telescope might not be able to catch up with them. Dut by extending visible dlstanr et, this telescope promises to tell far more about uame punlcs of the universe. * The electronic eye captures pho tographa of distant galaxies through electrons. Regular telescopes tell astrono­ mers the most by photographing distant itars and galaxies on spe­ cially senttlv* plates plates. It lakes long exposures to catch tho faint imagri of the most distant stars aad these faint ones don't lake clear Images. Dackground light and night glow of the earth blacken or develop the grains in (herest of photographic plate nearly aa much at does the pin­ point o f light from the tiny, faint image. VICI MtSIDtNf IICHAIO M. NIXON (lop) arrives In Milwaukee, Wia, lo be greeted by Sen. Joseph It. McCarthy sin a day of cam­ II lakes 1,000 photons or units paigning that began In St. Petersburg. Fla., and ended In Hartford, (if light to make one grain of pho­ Conn. Also on hind to meet Nixon was Wisconsin's senior Senator, tographic emulsion developable. Alexander Wiley, who is seeking rcclection after winning the pri­ Dut it takes only 10 photons to mary over McCarthy’s opposition. At bottom. President and Mr*. dislodge one electron from certain Elsenhower return to \Vashlngton at the '■lose ot a hard-hitting photosensors metals like the phocampaign swing through Ohio and Kentucky. ffaiematlowal) tocalhodrs la the pick-up lubes used In IclevUion lectrons freed this way t a t be beamed onto a photographic plate to produce tha Image of a faint star. The electronic magnifier prom­ ises a revolution In telescope*, Just as the electron microscope far -By BENNETT CERFextended visibility into Ihe liny HE SALES MANAGER’S wife appeared unexpectedly In hla world of matter compared with mlrroteopex that depend on light office, and discovered her husband eating lunch—with hla wave*. Dr. Daum explained. •pretty secretary on hla lap. Other elec Ironic methods, utlll*. ‘•Well," snorted the wife. ing principles In TV. are being " E x p l a i n this one, you devised to increase th« contrast worm!" beleen background light or night"Control yourself, dear," glow and Dm Image from the star laid her husband calmly. 'ta cit * The*# may permit almost In­ "You sec all this food on the stantaneous "snapshots" of wig­ table. I had to do something. The waiter forgot to send up gling images such as Mara. Such pictures might answer once and a napkin.” for a3 the mystery of the lines known as r anal a by recording "How do you expect ma them for detailed study. to chalk up any victories with the material available this fall?" whined a football ■ ECONMRNDATION* M4DK CT.KWISTON tH— The Florida coach to some prying old Tomato Committee hvt made tww grads. " I gotta use an un­ recommendations In the U. S. sec­ balanced line — and my back! :iu ain't so smait i...„ ,.r ." retary for marketing the state’s 18VJ crop. The kids In a tough neighborhood were lined up for Inoculations. One recoin mentation called for The doctor ashed one bulldog-jawed youngster, "Rtady for your shot, my boy?" statewide tlaiaifying of the toma toes according to Individual sties "Yeah." was the answer. "Make mine rye and ginger ale." No il l* regulations are now in cf C ISM. ty Ecesrtt Crtf. DUtrlkulH by King r-ilur,, Stillest*. fact slnca tha eaplratioi of last year’s marketing rule* The other renmmendation ask­ ed for weight llraitc on the va------ DON’T ------rtowa containers In which tom*, toes are ahlpped Ns mote than Throw Away Your Tire Dolnra Rwnuso Your Tiros Are <2 pounds of tomatoes, for exam­ Smooth. Let WELSH TIKE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On ple, could be packed in a COpourd New Truck Rubber Trends Thnt Will Give Gunrnntecd crate under thin regulation. NEW TIKE Wear And Save You Money. If approved they will go into effect about Nor S. Try and Stop Me T WELSH TIRE SHOP 103 W. 2nd To bring out hidden gold In blonde hair, try a hat In spruce green or the new greyish-green "loden." 36 Yearn In Sanford v Shaw 'Victim O f New Type O f Censorship' n* BERNARD OAVZER CHICAGO '.P-Shavisn enthu­ siasts said the late efiorsc Rernarl Shaw has become a victim of "commercial censorship” iyid that amateur rights to his play Pygmalion" have "disappeared si mewhere behind the Iron Cur­ tain nf a Broadway musical, "My Fair Lady.* " The Chicago Shaw Society sail that as a rr»utl uf the aeniatlonally successful Broadway show—a musical version of Shaw's p la y no amateur or stock group in America is allowed to stage "Pyg­ malion." It also said that the mo­ vie verrion of "Pygmalion" has been withdrawn from public ex­ hibition. Elmer fieri*. attorney and presi­ dent of the Chicago group, and Mrs. Lois E. Solomon, a suburban (ilenrue housewife Instrnmehlal In formation of the society, laid with­ drawal of amateur producing rights to Pygmalion violates Shaw's will. In New York, a spokesman for "My Fair Lady" producer Herman Levin said Levin had per­ mission of Shaw’s estate to pro­ duce the musical, as well as stago and screen rights (o the musical until 1970. He said the only restriction lie knows of against showing the movie '’Pygmalion." which Is part of Ihe agreement with the Shaw estate. The ipokrsmah said that aa far aa was known there are no restrictions of nunmutlral presen­ tations of "Pygmalion." But fieri* and Mr*. Solomon said Ihe Chicago society had re­ ceived complaints and inquiries from university theaters, high school drama groups and ama­ teur producing companies concern­ ing failure to obtain "Pygmalion" for production. William D. Chase of Flint. Mich, secretary nf the Shaw Society of Amerlra, said In a statement that the altuation makes the late Irish plawright the "victim of a new type of censorship." Lowest C o st General Insurance H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY SOMETHING NEW! Somethin? DIFFERENT! FRO ZEN C A N D Y KITCHEN M E SH ‘ k.— FROZEN FOR FRESHNESS 4SA N EPRD oiM m ciuggw. bank IN VTA L it ENT LOAN D V T . Mewher FDIC rt ’a a r r — v ANDERSONS the corner by the deck* FOODMAftT PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT & AND 312 EAST FIRST STREET JAMES BL GUT Ail « 9 % 9 1 * COOKING HINT The valuable Vitamin C ronlrnt of vegetables can be destroyed by too long soaking or over cooking. ; ROUMILLAT A U TO LO A N S ) Park Are, at 13ih Bt. "OF COURSE" �I*—PIANO SERVICE I.. I.. Sill — Piano Technician Phone 2IGI Itoulr I, Sanford ll-HOOFTNt.-t’ LUMRING 35—MONEY TO LOAN 4 7 - n i N m n i • w o u s iS o u T AUTO LOANS COST LESS Florida State Bank LO O K Stars Protest Showing O f O ld Movies On T V Famou* Simmona Inner*pring or TIRED HOLLYTVOOD fAP)—Miekey o r SANFORD______ Box Spring. Rooney taker* shaip ls»ue with Contract anJ Hepair Work o f th a aame old th in e ? Full or Twin Sue. Choice of Free EttlmaWa Clark Gable. Judy Garland and M ERCH ANDISE See lb* apeciou* pen tactfully other tiara who have objected tn Firm or Extra-firm. It. U IIAKVEY different home* m —, — For Umiled « § « 201 Sanford A rt. Phone 1121 43—ARTICLE* far SALE South Pinecraat Saafort the showing nf their old moi ics on Tima Only * * W. J . KING Grove Manor* Sanfon TV. 91.00 Down Daliiara Factory re-conditioned Winehealer Plumbing Contractor The rcltaie of the huge studio Valencia Yillu Di U bi Mather of Sanford Model 11 ahetgun MS. R. A. Kohler Plumbing L Supplie* backlog*, eapeclally those of MGH 203-09 E. First 81. Phone 127 Newman, Phone 311. Reetn Electric Water Heatera IMMEDIATE ha* brought »lr»ng protect from 1531 tltlamio Dr. Ph. M Wo buy ana eeU uied furniture some stars who complained lhat • BIG VALUES OCCUPANCY Paying top rath price* (or any frequent appearance) on TV hutt what you want • QUICK CREDIT CERAMIC TILE thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ them a* film »tar»: 'hat they may IdaaUjr Situ ated Paul P. Mueller a- Son Ph. 154 • EASY TERMS ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2063-W be competing with thrm*el»es on Free estimate. Quality work. WILSON-MAIER Luxuriously Planned TV: and lhat they get no money BE SURPRISED at our variety New and 1'eed Fnrnllnre M oderately Priced p i . pm h i m ; a h e a t in g from film showings. and low price*. F.3I.B. 5c, 10c 311 K. Fir»t St. Phone 959 Septic Tank Installation A Semico The irreprrcMble Mick doesn't A 2Sc Store, 321 8. Sanford. 3 and 4 Bsdroom Home* with 1 floater Service. Archie C. Har14-FARM aid GARDDEN and 2 baths situated on large, go along with the mourners. He iett, Phono 73I-W or 1335. Practically new 30-guage Reming­ artittj tally landscaped lots •ska, "how can you have too much LA—PLACES to EAT ton automatic aitotgun 565. R. Mtiiioniry-Everbearuii S t r a w Paved streeia and all othsr rvposurt? I don't see how thost berry Plant*— 11.30 per hund­ A. NEWMAN, Phone 315. city cenvenientes make these old picture i eV> hurt me. In fart, TODAY (and cvrry day, except, red Call Ray l.ord. 1117-W. colonies of owner-occupied Sunday) wo’rc upcn from H:tw Palm, 51.79 gnl. Mena dungaree*. home* truly delightful places I think they ought to help me." #.m. 'til 2:oo a m. THE DUG1 68 pr. New Navy work ahlrti, Lame Blooming African Violet*, A* for the money involved, to live. H? t.JE HAIt A DIN Hit. Lake Mary Reg. 9100, for Banner Day* 50c 99c Mena (port shirta. 94c Ban­ Mickey philcwuphlicd:: 'You can i Graprvllle Nursery, Phone 2054. ner Day Special* Ocl. 19-20 Deslgnsd. Built and Sold Lent ratlins and Ret air gel an) of it, *n why worryT" •—PERSONAL NOTICES only. Army-Navy Surplus. 310 loar Sanford A n . P im m i m One thins hr did object to. He Sanford Ave. < RENTALS 0D H A M A ’T U D O R Inc. heard 3IGM wa* thinking of •Ur­ FREfc Plumbing. Kreaky Heating T-Shirt*. 44c, Sleeping bag*, Builder* of Fin* Hunts* ine the Andy Hardy aertei up Into NAME IMl'IllNT M. G. HODGES rota, blanked, tarpaulin*, Army 54—APPS—HOUSES—ROOMS For Florida Living half-hour shows. Mlclr,' hustled Navy Surplui. 110 Sanford AveOn Christmas Cards Durinjj Service on All Water Pumps— to his lawyer about that end the HUTCHINSON 3 O c e a n Frent RALES OFFICE Walla Drilled — Pumpa Oc totter 2625 S. Franrh Avenue project has not been mentioned Electric lawn mower, need* re­ Apt*. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytena Paola Road, Pbone 100 Phrno 2100 and 2980 paid. 1M ft. rord. M0. IT Liilc Brack. Call Z374-W. lately. Lay-Away NOW! Dr. De Bary. 23—SPECIAL NOTICES Mickry'a current rare*r contin­ POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY Ikrge font. apt. 310 Magnolia. ue* at a busy clip. He did (hire 117 S. Magnolia — Phone HEAR the NEW V. M. Tape Re­ Available now, 6 room house on CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING picture* thi* year. incMmit a corder. SIS Down. Wieboldt'a Celery Ave. available October Slip Covert and Drapes SOLLAWAY, Hospital ami Ruby much-lauded perfornun.v in ' The YOU'LL LOVE 5th. Phone A, K. Rosaelter, Camera Shop, 210 S. Park Ave. STANLEY KULP lied* Da;'. Week, or Month— THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK Bold and the Brave.” This sum­ Florin. 312. PHONE 2I36J. Tel 1425 Furniture Center — 3-BEDROOM HOME SMALL tile Serve! refrigerator, mer he played *fseral profitable 116 Wert Firat St. Downstairs apartment. CALL 1969. Thi* home has large living room weeks at La* Vegas, Ron') and like new, ITS. PHONE 3164. GATLIN BROTHERS with fireplace, 2 extra large Lake Tahoe. He rec-ulv appeared Dragline A 11u! Idoter Service AUTOMOTIVE Sofa bed, like new, |4V 1'hon* Apartment, fio*e tn. 3 rooms 355 bedroom*, dining room, kitchen on the Steve Aller TV show and Ph. 2231 Geneva, 2496W Sanlorl per month, lit E. Ith St., Call 2156R. with plenty ef cabinet*, break* t* doing a half-hour TV filmed 2364 or 1583. (-BOATS AND MOTORS ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call fast room and nice screened-tn drama this week, lie opens his 5-pc. dinette act, black A ulearhed Ralph Ray, 3150. porch. Denrabte furn garage apt. 4JJ-W. wood. Never utrd. 2 coffee Evir.rudc Sale* A Servlet landscaped ground* act soon at the torus nut Grove table*. Portable record p'ayer. Avalon Apt*. F.ficiency, Pb. 120-W Beautifully FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * KOllSON Sporting Good* with outside sprinkling system, here. Other Hem*. 2204 Oak Ave Added to all of this is hit TV Well Drilling, HOWARD C. lot lot. St. Pliune 994 central heating for extra com­ LONG, Phone 3SS 2U7 fcial Lika new bottled g si ipace heat EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ fort. Fxctllent residential loca­ senes, "Hey, Mulligan," which is able for harhrlor or rouple. Pri­ tion . . . ’ USED MOTORS . 21)7 LAUREL AVE. playing profitably on the rerun Commercial Ave. cr. Call 1264 51. vate bath. Arroti from Pelt Unconditionally Guiranlccd — ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. circuit. Unlike the MGM movies, Offirc. Manuel JarobaM. —Factory to You— ENVELOPES. Lettsrnead*, ateie1354 Mercury Mark 55 3025 S. French Ave. he iharas tn lha profits of these. Aluminum muit*. invaicea, hand bills, and (Demon«tralor) ... . .. 5120 Phone 2100 — 29*0 But still the ambitious Mtrkrv Furn. roitigv. r e a s o n a b l e . Venetian Rllnd* program*, e t c . I'ro jriiiiv c 1954 Evlnrudc 30 IIP ........ WOOLocated on 17-92. Th. X14-W1 isn’t satisfied. "What 1 nerd," ha Thi* it a fiee pa*t to the Piair* Printing Co. Pbone *08 — 403 Encloled head. Sag-proof bottom 1994 Evlnrudc 7'a IIP Lake Drive-In Theatre for J. said, "is a big picture w.th the rail with t'laiUc end*. Pla*tlc 2 room apts. 112 Elm. Ph. 29U-W. Writ lith St. (PerfectI ............................. 5145 E. Cole. Exp. dale Oct. 2S. 1954. right kind uf prrsline " or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon 16 HP Mercury Cruiacr FOR EVERYTHING In hardware 2-Bedroom house partially fu n cord*. 67-BRO K ERS and REALTORS Model Shift ....................... S1S0 and paint aee-Hill Hardware Senknrik GIom and I'ainl Co. 170 mo. Call 844. Mercury KE4. 7*v .............. 190 2-FAMILY HOME ON W. 1st St! Co., 301 E. 1*1 St.. Phone 53 112-114 Weil 2nd St. Phone 320 Rote Court 5 room apartments, IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 1936 Evinrude 30 HP, 3 month* Upper: 4 rm a, bath, kitchen •ak Crumley A Montrith furnWhrd. Kitchen equipped. old. complete with all control* Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. 41—APPLIANCES equtpl, automatic apace and We biuld. deaign and refiniih. at 117 Mouth Park. Phone 7L Phone 1464. and lank .......................... 6393 water heaters, LOWER: 2 bed­ See at 916 French, Ph. 32-K. They Know Large oil heater, 10 gal. drum. ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS room, bath, living room, cquipt 56*). Phone 1078 XR. 1317 Doug­ 3-room unfurn. apt. Nawly decera Cre*llinrr Aumlnum Bo»i* and 40 HOUR Alarm Clorka. Guarante­ kitchen, automatic apace and ted. 1X1 Celery Ph. 406.W. las Ave. Fiberglass lloala from 5199 water hrater, large Jalouated ed 11.89. Hanford Jewelry A porch off kitchen, Ic a r car1957 MERCURY MOTORS Luggage. 300 Sanford Avc. llolpoint kitchen range, good 2 and 3 bedroom cement block Iskr front home*. 145. A 5*5 portf. Present rental groitea ABE LN rendition. G. E. Refrigerator, 6 unfurnuhrij. Phone 1129, St. A. B. PETERSON 13".. Within -block of pro­ Look fur Die new 6-eytinder, 60 Thii I* a free pa** to the Rill month* old. Phi ne 2971-XJ. Theatre for Mr*. Archie KinnJohn Really Co. HP Mercury* coming n u t posed new clothing plant 111,- Broker Associate*: A. B. Patarson Jr ., P. J . Cheitaraon, Garfield Magic Chef renge, 140. I ’ Servel ard. Exp. date Oct. 2*. 1956. month. 000. Willttla, John Mtilth and R. W refrlgernlor, Mo. Beth practical, 5 room furnished garage apt, WKLLrSlTUATED HOME-Near W. P. Smith Il<iu-i* (leaning- Window*, Floor*, Adults. No Pets. Phone 224. Williams. A. C. Doudnry, lutml ly new. 1113 Park Ave. Motor*— HoaU—Paints—G!n»* school, church. Downstair* has Of liir. i all 11IS-J, D. ('. Caldwell Surveyor. 2115 S. Park Phone 1203 Efficiency iipl. Iliwuy 17 9j So 27' living room with real fire* tig N. I'aik Ave. Phone 1116 FRIG1DAIKE appliance*, aale* City Limits. Slumberiand Court. WANTED-Work fur dump truck] place, dining room, large mod­ and »erv1er, G. It High, Oviedo, 12—TRAILERS Alio hauling for straight-body INCOME PROPERTY ern kitchen with built-in oven, Fla. Phone FD 5 33I5 or San 1 three room house. Ph. I41I-J, truck. Large and nr.alt job* any fori liilJ-W after 6 p a . Trailer. Sale-Rent, Ph. 669-XR. sink ilupoaaU, jalouaied rear llrautlful fl-IInlt A p a r t m e n l House, furnished, excellent where, anytime SATISFACTION 3 room apt., adults. 1113 Park. hall, laundry room with toilet neighliorhoud. In walking Ui It will nay YOU to eve us before GUARANTEED for mid-Job car- 13—BUILUINO MATERIALS and lavatory. UP8TAIHS: 3 you buy. Open Evening! and stance of town. Income 1-150 House for rent, 2001 Sanford Ava. pealry, ina*onry, body and fend­ HED-l-MIX CONCRETE bedroom a, ammatte - cedar elo* Sunday*. per month. 573 mo. Phone 539-R. er work, tree turgery and Irre Window Sill* • Lintela seta, color bath tad large sleepKastslde Trailer Sale* $26,500 with 54,000 Down trimming. RALPH BRUCE SIN­ Septic Tank • State Approved Palalka, Fla. lag porch. An ideal home for 2 Red room house Range, refril Consult A REALTOR First Sand • Cement Mortar Mis CLAIR STATION, 1601 W. l»t. A beater. 1936 E. Foctst, 794.R. children. 512.300. IM N. Park Ave. Phene UI4 Miracle Concrete Co. 14—USED CARS St., PHONE 9261. ' » Elm Ave. Phone 1335 SEE Svminole Realty for Deslr1 NEW S-REDROOM PLAN CB C U L L E N AN D IIA R K F.Y HOME at Lake Mary. Dedicat­ 1950 HUDSON Cummodcrr 6 Con­ alii* lioriiea and Apt*. Phene PI MI’S .V SPRINKLER METAL HOOFING ed right-of-way across the vertible, yellow with red leath­ ir.OO Down— s:.0 Month >5 STEMS 27. street provide* permanent lake 2 Bedroom home •« 1 lot*, with er up-holaltry. Straight shift All type* and star*, liutullrd ur Now in dock, &-V Crimp—U ” 3-tN-ilrooin unfurn. house 1401 Corrugated — 3 S " Corrugntrd "Do It \outsell.' view and privilegae. Corner lot shad* and fruit trees. Equipped w. overdrive, 62Wi. Phone 1379Get all Y’our roofing peed* at Court St. Ph. 7U31-H. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE with atav*. refrigerator and appro*. 17,000 sq. ft-, high and X J. Shermnn Concrete Pipe Co. S T I N E heater. Complete price 14,544, dry. Clean, clear water from Furn. 5 mom h<m*e A hath. Phone Machine and Supply Co. Out West 13th St. 1933 Chryaltr WinJ»or (door Dedeep well (IN '). Built-In G. E, 2 BEDROOM Home, will loci laJ, 239W'. 20* W. 2nd St. Ph. 62 Luxe. Only 22,00(1 acluil mile*. Desirable as home or rental. , kitchen, aa ilral fired heal, m 16—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT • 2-ROOM ruttagr, ready tJ move Call Ray Herron. Phone 2134, or CEOSI.EY REN IHX hatha, carport* and porch. A MjsOO. In. All utilities furnished, 3606 11U-W after 6:00 p. ra._______ Sa' * " I «**viec HAYNES O f f ic e Mactda* , 0 * real buy at 513600. Shown at ROSA L. P A Y T O N . Park Ave. Typewriter*, adding machine*. RANDALL your convenient. Phene OWN FOR NEW PONTIACS and good,' Reglstsred Real Estate Broker Salti-Rental*. 314 Mag.. Ph. 44 4-Rmim furnished garage *:A*t» Eu / ER—Sanford 4«-W. clean USED CARS, call Rajr Phene 3671 17-93 at Hiawatha serviceQuality bJliafacDon ment, adult* only, rent la.vi Herron, Phone 2436. or 1J13-W (7—FURNITURE-HOUSEHOLD Ph. 113 Sanford 2d37-J-3 DeDarry a tile. Phone 267 or 300. after C;00 p. n . This i* a frr* pais to the Muvle Mtedroom CB Houae, Wynnewood FOR DISTINCTIVE F'UHNITURE land Rlda-ln Theatre for C I.. 2-HKDKOOM unfurnished huu*e, D ick RAPES Range, Refrigerator A Hrater. 1913 MERCURY 4-door -edan. —it Warehou*e Price*, vDU Ntckle. Tip. date Oet. 28. 1956. kitchen equipped, |60 month. 1 Tilo Contractor I’hutic 2D1-W. Hardwood Floor*, Ttla Rath BERRY'S. We are experu at aa> Cican and priced right. Call mile nurtn uf i.t.ngwo... o.i Equity 9400. Ph. 794.R. lilting you to aecure gracioui Ray HERRON at 2136 or after FRONE 9179 fer CHERRY Hwy 427, PHONE Winter Pask good look* with functional eon• EMPLOYMENT^ I p m. phone 1343-W. Reel Estate Brokerage — Notary Fer Sale by Owner—RamS type vcmenee. Today'* bait buy* in heme on large lot. Cryetel Lake 1219 W. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop nationally adveriiaed furnilura ITirn. garage apt. 709 W. 2nd. 26—HELP WANTED—PEMALE Phene ton-W. • BUSINESS at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. Robert A. Williams Waitrcva wanted, Apply TouchFirat St. Phone 1M7 for Sven* WEUKA APARTMENTS- reem* 6 Bedroom home cn 6 loti with SERVICES Ion Drug Co., Mr. Gilpin. ing Appointment. REALTOR prlvate_haths._Jj6 g j j a a U f c screenod la porch A csrpene RayMoad Lundquiat, Fu r a t i ked ar unfurnished 15—APPLIANCE REPAIRING Saleslady wanted. Apply In perNECCHI-ELNA ASSOCIATE Phone 14M-W after 4 p. m. R E A L ESTATE *on Manuel Jarobton Dept Sewing Machine Centec Phene 1673. Atlantic la a k Bldg. HEATERS Store Atroxa from i'o*t Office. Sale*. Service and Rtntali 3-Bedroom home In South l’inc66—FARMS AND GROVES Cleaned and Cheeked G A R R E T T ' S rrest. Owner being transferred TypH PHONE 1.120-K 32.1 E. Fiwt S t. _ Phone 1422 20 acre tila farm. Three bedroom IM Shannon Dr. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE Ltiiy, no age requirements. Muit house, Urge barn. All equipment 1o move into beautiful Loch Ar­ 9 16—r k a u t y p a r l o r s be f*«t it accurate. Good work­ Thl* if a free pan la the Prlrie house, for aale bv own­ and miehinery. Easy terms. Pb. 2-bwdroom bor and take advantage uf a 4l.»kt Drive-In Theatre for Mr*. ing Hour* and salary. Apply in er. 5900 Down. 536 monthly pay1393 J . P. O. Box 1154. Modern Air-conditiuned Salon V»*i loan. Neatly new 3 bedroom Gene Fowler. K*p del* Oct. [triton, by appointment, Phone menu, 1917 Summerlin A»r l'h Harriett's llenuly Nook M, 1956. home on large, shady M , life­ IGH3-W. Urn. 3 : X - « ; » p m. 709 96—HOMES IM S. Oak ____ Ph- 911 time tile roof, Mil-electric kit­ TIME CAN EARN MONEY!~ Uird furniture, appliance*, lools, chen, hardwood floors through­ I7-B B O K E R 8 and BEALTOBS 1225 DOWN SPECIAL elr, Bought-iold. I.arry'» Mari out. Enrn good income rrpre ten ting 5 Bedroom* tad Carpesie $10 Permanent. $6 50 321 Ea*t lit. St. Phtn* 1531. TRICED RIGHT Avon Coimetici. Friendly, pleaTarraue Floors NEW HOMES EVA HESS BEAUTY SHOP •ant profitable work quickly CALL US TODAY It! Kitchen Equipped 3-bedroom*, CBS, 2 baths, elk Phone 563 put* 535 In your pocket. ConW. II. "B ill” STF.MPER Nice Resideetlsl LoeaUea floors. Very finest of construc­ OUR STORK lad Mr*. J . Huaaell, P. O. Box tion. FIIA appraised at IIU40 Landscaped Yards liny Allen, Associate If—HUILDING — REPAIRS IS LOADED WITH 975. Orlando. Requiring down, plus Rudy for occupancy la 3 weeks Arlelte Price, Associate PAINTING _______ DANNER DAYS SPECIALS rioting costs. Nicely locetr-l in ' Rsaltor — General laanranc* A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Maul wanted—Cooking 4r cleaning. good realdtotial ares near shoo­ Phan* 965 or 2131 111 N. Park Ave. Builder WOOLS UY Hours 11-7. 1903 Magnolia. Et hoi* Ili-RUer .............. 944.54 Phene 1191 ing cooler. 1999 MaQuvfile Sofa Bed amt Chair ......... 99.00 Heailh card required. •larine Finishes OZIER REALTY CO. Hollywood Bed ....... 49.30 6-bedroom heme. Ussl SUBURBAN 3-bedroam h o m e Z9-HALESMEN • AGENTS For Your Honl I.aura B. Diirr, Rrallor Fier headboarda on Hollywood LARGE Near ACL depot. Ides) for raillocation fer children. Ph. 2S33-J. Hairl 31. Field, AiHxiate Scnkarik Ginn* ami I’alnf Co Thii I* a free pass to the Rita led* femiiies. Prtce of Ito.Vai 25<ll So. Ullandn Hwy. Phone 112111 W. 2nd St. Phone 320 All Dinette Seta Discounted tneiudea: built m range and Theatre for Alina Jaidinc. tap . 6 roees, 1 bedroom hose*. >6750 1380 «)»n. veasUan blinds 4 central U9 00 Bunk Beds ......... IU9 00 date Ocl. 31, 1956. Located on Old OrUade High­ EVENINGS: 3IIS and 790 FLOOR landing and finiibiog. forced air besting sytlam. G om J way. Ideal fer children, ocheel i-Room Group* ............... w o o Cleaning, waving Serving Semi­ terms msnged. NEWSPAPER afreet aateiboyi. : Pc. Curved Sertlonat* 16—REAL ESTATE WANTED bos atop. Call 13I2-M. IM 00 nole county *ince 1925. Age* B to 12. Apply to Mark (Foam nuDurr/ Rubbery H. M. (ileatun, Lake M ary^ WANTFD land of any kind in any Heir*, The Sanford Herald, after Seminole Realty LAKE FRONT BEDROOM; site n u a g e in any part of achool. New three bedroom bouie aa For Painting call Mr. Talker. Ph. Double Dreiser Florida direct from owner for Lake Emma. Ona and half tiled 96S-XR. Room ipeclil 514 95. Beveled Mirror, *• Northern investor*. .Mutt have 36-WORK WANTED. FEMALE 1991 F a rt Ay* Phono 17 nr IU baths. Florida room. Lot 311’ Bookcase Bed eiHuiive rights* to buy it or GAIN MORE SPACE in your 32—BUSINESS UlT'Ulll t X 3X3*. Turn So. one mile at Innertpring Mattren •til It at the price you want. home with itorag# wall*, built- Restaurant for rent or aale, fully Osklaxrn Cemetery. £ ■ » eU» & RKi iI TOR First Phone or write Tlge F!. F'letch* Box Spring (3 pillow* FREE) L U L L E N and IfA R K E Y in cupboard*, ahelvei, etc. See equipped; on I of Ktortda'a mod er. Ph. 2-2129. 119 K Colonial. i>h. g ju HILL LUMUER A SUPPLY traveled roala, ideal location .we our new line of floor covering 3-bcdroom house, fenced-in back 106 No. Park Ave, Orlando, Florida, YARD for essy-tefollow plan* yard. 1913 Summerlin, Phone Reference* required. Ph. San­ lad complete home furnishing*. ACREAGE and quality material* at econ­ ford 1636R44, T to 9 a. m. or Z3T1-R. FREE DELIVERY Small and larga traeu, for Farm­ This Is a free pan to th* Movl* omy price*. 223 W. 3rd St. after 7 p. m. or write CTW c>» land Drive-In for Mr*. Albrit­ ing, Crailng, Developing or ECHOLS BEDDING CO. PHONE S3 ‘T he Lumber Num­ Herald. 3bedroom home, 300 ft. Fenced .Speculation. 8a* u* fer ell your ton, Elm Ave. Eip. Hale Ocl. 21, ber"._________ Corner 2nd A Magnolia, Fh. 1233 corner lot, oak trees, By Owner. 1954. Reel F;«t*t* need*. "Bod Bamberger” Mgr. FINANCIAL Phone 1714-J. RENEW Your Roof! May Wa REAL ERTATF; DRIVE-fN Open Monday's HI 9:94 p.m. CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S euggcit a contractor Let U» ar2544 French Ave VISIT OUR BALCONY through Classified ads. Lat aa p n .'r a Home Owner* Loan to 3I-INSURA\CE J . W. HALL, REALTOR experienced ad writer assist you. 3-Bedroom Home, 1335 Down. n i u your roofing Job. Gregory Johnny Walker, Aanncial* COMPLETE MODERN Ready for occupancy in 10 day* Lumber of Sanford, 6th and "Cell Hell" Phone 1769 INSURANCE Maple. Phone 2962. All the NEW KINDS of fire and SEE l ’S for repairs and aliera. eaiualty. uilty. Iniuranee available In Ted Burnett B A L L R E A L T Y - FOR QUICK ACTION um ClaaaiHons. No down payment requir­ the beat ' “ o b pink* at Lowof‘ C for PAINTING ed. RAYMOND M. BALL OmA adn ta aaK isal Ura. Call •it Rata* to throe who qualify. 3401 Grandview Phone 1952-W. LOWELL E . OZ1ER Consult _____ null B A L__ L INSURANCE Builder ‘’• S a . N K f f l r 1 « . aay "Charfa tt.” McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS AGENCY. 204 S. Park Ava Pbone 1359. 8. D. Hlshlsyman, A a 2415 S. Park Thone 1=03* Sanford, Fla. 344 South Fash Ava. A PLUMBING CL ASSI FI ED ADS Ph. 1821 fto u llh ll $ 179 . THE SANFORD HERALD F r L , Oct 19* 1956* F b|Q U T IIB CARD O F T H A N K S Very often a Card of Tbanka in the Sanford Herald meet* a hm 4 which i* difficult tn (ill in any other way. Not only I* it a gracloua fipretsion of gratitude to those who have sent flora] tributta hot also courteously acknowledges the services and klndneaaea of tha many to whom a personal note of thank* cannot well be mailed. Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted * l Socially e*Trect. Emily I’o'f, the rated authority on etiquette, feels they a m * msny good use* There ts no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks, It can b* a t brief or aa dstalled »» you derira. When the occasion comes yea will Ind a sympathetically understanding number ef our staff !• COIL TIIB “IN MKMOKIUM” NOTICE it i* the fusluat of many families tn this country te eommcmoraUs i bersavenunt by an "In Iftmoriym'' nolle* in newspaper classified column*. They find e real iol*.-e therein. Preparation or selection ef i suitable verse brings hark In them tender, nlrasant recollections. AM (Cilia Cook, the Kneli»h poet has no beautifully expressed I*"Hnwr cruelly sweet are the echoes that alait When memory playa an old tune on the heart." Mo«t frcquantly an In Jlrmorium D inserted on tha anniytraayy vf death. However, other datrs, which It it felt are appropriate or neaning'ul ar* also salaried. Th* birthday of the departed, tna wadd­ ing anniversary. Memorial Day, even Christmas are among other •Ignlficant occasion* rhost-n If von ate hesitant to «-vnrc«i your tender thoughts in pottle fens, .*"□ may avail yourself of the Herald's collection of original vrrtet. rhese ckpre** in poetic beauty the emotions of the hsarUtrtug, Among them ar* verst* appropriate to any circumstance. THE KATE Card* of Thanks ar* 5l.no per insertion regardless of site. la Memorium notice*, tlua tn lie fact they may run to eontidsrabl# ength, are hilled at 51,00 per column Inch. DAI LY CROSSWORD □ 'jrefill au rj-an Hs B S m ijo riin ) IMIUN 21 Rever- au.'nn’j 14DHL4C 1. Grain berat* n s t n i □ :!(! q y 2 Not working 22 Conatel. [hz.q r-inins h id j i :n latlorv tax HKHli 3 Killed n ariap i 23 Tig 4. ARIrmaa a u ’j live vote pen nnn n ru j u j 13. Veg n ar i q i t)3'3 n y :iy f jx u u ii m m S 5tcdat<i 24. Con­ o n a jiu ii 2i'.v:i t tains A Bulk urnnvi i t u in 7. Curved bn* 27. French 8. Sifting pity to lo 4i| 'r Ae*«a# ■Ievlevs LM Hullfighter 9 KinJof coffee 39, Police* 14. t/vn-lM 11. Hibernians 32. Fnrtifled man l slang) 13 Motorist*' 35. Price of concern pauaga 42 South •• 18. Secondary Carolina) .14 Coy (sbbr) IV Gams full 37. Ksksrs At Rtivq 1. African antelope tvar.t 9 Ill-cut* 9. WllJly 10 Gateway I Ja p ) 11 A voided aacutrbton liter I 13, Cup* plait 14.11ml 15 Deep holt 18. Girt a nickname 17. Masculine pronoun 16. lloltom of a river 19. God of pleasure 30. Nocturnal lemur 33. Hand for Ihewaivt i T“ 1 fa. * 2|. A t kno w |. edges 36. A sunk finer 29 Mfftmgi 31 Shouldrr i combining form) 33. Cheat 33 Earl*. mil ion 31 O.i tine measure 39. Krtar'a title 36. Center 31. Runaway 40. Ftmptoyed 41. Nasal noue f a fa ,o •7 1 T“ 1 •4 "r jr ji ■ W P M U ■ m •A. J4 □ IV fa » 7T tr M ■ ■ W //s M fa % fa * ** “ j fa fa fa 64. Macksrsl. ilk* gams fish a m r-4 M u w fP H U L , Want M Offend TsSsll Fsiatos Nlsfsrs Falls -r : l » la IM I* I I I ) ■ CU**Ur*4 A4 ■ikh (*4ay soaM ***** aa laMfMlIOMl MM*ll«* *»» yikllake 4 I* Hsrat* Cessby'a Ke* Ywler. Ir *4- luck ike sighs* <* Itwoas Ki*l*rs Pstl*. I** ***•*** «4•«■•“M *•’*•«*• f"row *M *IS(*»I ■*■« m**- -TOW t * « ««■ . lit J4, »• I*, • m *t, I « 7 J L ■ IMA HARD Uung* you're through TO PAT7 Sell through w it h Want Adi for CASH. Call 1121. BE A 2-OUt F A M liy “w a K t a d s TENANTS G R A M K O W FUNFRAl HOW | F4 qh k ] , i’HONf I > tin CHOOSE AN J^V U SED CAR FROM OUR 4RIAT SILCCTION OF VAIUIS See ' m i fi dwy Strickland-Morriflon INCORPORATED Your F’riewdly Ford Dealer 306 E. lat. 8L h ' Ph*M 941 �•>V r* #» 7th W eekly Edition S e m in o le S m o k e S ig n a ls SEMINOLE S3I0KE SK O A LS Published weekly In The Sanford Herald I’at Harrington Editor Shirley Andereon Aaaodate Editor HO* m i m w w ......... Kny Jcnkin* Society Editbr ... ............. Fred Dad Feature Editor ... Hill Thompson Joke Editor Reporter*; Hohhle Crutchfield, Kny Ivey, Ann Vondnm, Angelo Compain, A. J. Clemente, Bill Thompson. Mary Jnne Flvnt Rny .Tohn'on. France* Strlrklnnd. Wllln McMillan. Claudia Wormnrk, Wnnda Han*, Fenny Marion, Carla Nctvbcrry, Winda C.III*ort, Dale I.owf*. Gossip Clouds Platter Chatter Around SHS By CLAUDIA WARMACTC Have you heard Elvis Pre-ley’s Islest "Love Mr Tender"? We think It's the "Most." How about "Green Duor?" it has a real good "Bop Beat." Don't you think »o?" Johnny Bay’i latest. "Walking In the Bain," is "Super." it really ha* what It lakes. Hey Kids! How about a "lilt Parade" at Seminole High School? wo think It would be a good Idea to have a "Hit Parade Bo*" In the hall and let everyone put their selection* In the bo* through the wrek. Then Friday at noon they will be picked up and counted The results will be printed in "Smoke Signal*" on Monday. Wc tan try it and see bow it works out. If you want to have a "Hit Parade" everyone wilt have to contribute at least one song earh week. All you have to do is write the name of the song you like be*t on a little slip of paper and drop it In the be*. 0. K 7 Open Letter To Youthful Drivers (This open letter to youthful —it is not heroics, or adventur­ drivers was written by Sidney ous or manly. J . Harris of the Chicago Dally Suppose you ran down a crowd­ New* after he had been forced off ed street, pushing people out of Ihe road the previous day by a your way, knocking package* out youthful driver who pasted him of ladies* hands and kicking chit on a hill, then cut in sharply dren into the gutter. What would ahead of him to avoid an on­ be heroic or manly about that? coming car I Nothing, of course Then why do Dear Son: you suppoie (hat having 1.000 You may think you are a good pounds of steel undar you makes driver, and perhaps you are. But It any better? There's nothing to I'd like you to keep in mind that be proud of in driving fast — most of your "skillful" driving it any fool ran do that. It's a form of cowardice lo threaten other due to other motorists Anybody can whip along the drivers, pot courage road as fstt and circlets st you Suppose you beat me at the get­ did. There'* no trick to that — away, or up the hill? What does the new cars are loaded with'(hat prove? Nothing, except that power and pick-up - too much your car it faster than mine. You BO, I'm afraid. didn’t make It; It's a commercial Just remember that It was my product. Anybody ran buy one like alertness that prevented an acci­ it — and anyone ran drive with dent on the hill, not yours. Alto, a maniacal dlsreganl fur safety. the driver approaching ui had to So don’t take pride In your moro­ apply Ihe brake* luddenly and nic maneuvers. A real man is tonswerve In save hit life and yotirt. slderate and polite — end takes It is not your courage or deii chance* only when it couuta, tartly that has kept you alive (hi* when his honor and conscience long, but the prudence and cour­ call out for It, On the highway, tesy of other*. You have been mini of all, it's easy to tell the treading on our good will and MEN from Ihe boys — for the sense of self-preservation. men have lo save the boys from I wish it were possible lo point the consequences of their foolish out lo you that your kind of driv­ and needless bravado. ing it nothing but bad manners SIDNEY J . HARRIS P. S. DON'T FORGET YOUTH­ FUL MINDS .fn n OFT FOUND ON ADULTS SHOULDERS. Reprodured and distributed In the Interest of the Safe Driving tn Seminole County and especially —Seminole High School. Courtesy of the Safety Division U. S. Naval Air Station Sanford, Florida, Cindy Houmitlat, whom did jrnu| h ire a date with Tuesdiy nigh1? Virgil Gracey who wet th* gal jtrj hid a data with Tue*dsy night? Could thli mean that Suian Water* h a t going Heady any­ more? My MAHY JANE FLVNT Who are thoie two glrU? Oh Who’* new will appear In Smoke yea, that'a Maggie Jane and Jeff, Signal* weekly a* long a* new they Just got bark from Angle'* atudcnU keep coming to SHS. The _ yvu aure di look rate, girls! purpose of tlda column la to ac­ Hey g ill, we bear Philip Byrd quaint you with our new puplla. Plrat we have Tressye Young, has a now hobby, Btandln* "In" the corner watching all the girli go a senior. **ho moved here from Aruba, Netherlanda Antilles which by. Seem i like Chirmlon Miller is 21 miles off the euait of Venellkci green Fordit Now that auele. She lived in Aruba (or four High School G ets aounda Ilka Terry Goembel'a. years; was a majorette, three How much tee cream doe* he yean; on school paper staff, two C h eck For Work make you cat, Charmlon? ? T ? years; and president of the ninth On Savings Plan Where were two carloadi of gride etas*. Bod Philips D a new addition Th* Florida State Bank recent­ girl a going lu t Friday night? Could It have been to the big to our suphomore class. Ho came ly presented a check for $1173 to SHS from San Diego, Calif. to Seminole High School in appre­ game In Melbourne? The moit familiar chant In the While living In San Diego, he waa ciation of the fine work done In a member of the varsity rlub. In connection with Ihe U. S. School hall* I* "Where'* Johnny?" the vanity club he played basket­ Savings Program during the school What doe i Edna Cowan do tn ball and baseball. year 19333$. The cheek was re­ Euitli? ? ? ? ceived hy A. J . nrarken, princi­ When are Gregory Walker and pal. who turned it over to Mias Henry Huitl going lo atop giving Edna t'hillrmlrn, who handled the Mr. Cowley a rough tme in band? sales for the sponsoring organisa­ Who'* th# "fled llalrcd" Flaih tion. the Ubrary Council, to be in SHS Glee Club who can’t keep By FRED BALL u*ed In carrying out activities out of trouble. Last Tuesday the HUS Glee of this group. Poor Kay Jenklm, ahe’a boi-n The Interest of the Florida Slate Club prnenlcd its Variety Show In bed for a week, and gun* By ANGELO COMPAIN Bank tn civic and school activi­ callrd "Picnic" in the auditorium what, »ho*i got "Mark end whltr” The latest hit* of the day seem ties and tlirir generosity is greatly of the Plneerrst School. The Glee toniltf. She wa* auppoted to come to be "Ju it Walkin’ in the Bain," Club is the flret group from Sl|S appreciated. back to achoot today. We aure "Lovo Me, Tender," Cole Porter'* Th* Ubrary Council will miss to give a performance at Pinehave mtaird her! I I "True Love," "Friendly I’ereua- Irene Krlly who has tram frrm l crest, and R seemed a very satWhy li Pal II. cussing her new »lon." and "Sally U n i". "Friend­ tn the D. C, T. Program. Irene Itfartory arrangement. For co l car? Maybe It'* breausa U won't ly Periuaiiofl,” a aoft ami smooth has been responsible for many thing, acoustics at Pinecreat are ever Start! t (Why don't you put number from the motion picture of the bulletin boards In the li­ far superior to (hose at SHS. and a nickel In It) Would anyone like of the same name is headed for brary and she It tn he commend­ it muit have relieved Ihe sutolst* to ‘ uy a real cheap Mercury? ? ? a big success, what with the back­ ed for her splendid work. of a great deal of strain to know The SHS Glee Club would like ing of Be artist Pat Boone, who Mr. Mathkiu' art student* wij will 5b*» they could be heard clearly to aay that they really did ap­ waved such hits as “Ain’t That charge of the bulletin boinMgfHf a change. preciate Nancy Cath’a wonderful A Shsme,” "At My Front Door." Ilk in the future. Carolyn Hall and "Picnic”, for Ihe most part, Job of playing the "whole Pro­ am! " I Almost Lost My Mind." Dorothy Cain have arranged a gram" Tueiday night. We think and its writer Dmitri Tiomkin, moit attractive Hallowe'en bulle­ featured songs from Brotiway musfrials. There were many excel­ lh« deaervra a Mir hand. who scored such favorites ar tin board, consisting o f a "*pook" lent »olo-v and duets, and the The Freshman ctaia U really "lMn't Forsake Me My Darling" who-o head is pumpkin and body Triple TYio and Double Quartette, happy to have that rule Karl and "The High ami the Mighty". is of book Jackets. a* usual, made a big hit with Ruiwmerevllle In school from N«w The winter season has been their numbers. Comedy wss pro­ Smyrna. I know one (rcahman officially opened — to the recordvided by "Joe Smith." Tito ch.-iW girl that ia especially happy. I wise. that f* — with the release Propeir Diet grsphy by Carol Nutt sddej con­ think he know* loo. She aay* they of Mitch Milter's "Utsck Cherry siderable polish to the show. are ju»t friend*. "I wonder!” Plus Exercise Winter," done nircly in Miller's The stage at Plneerrst nffrrs It leema like there are a cou­ own special style. much to work with in the way of ple of freshman glrla fighting over In the popular field, the Chore Shed Pounds lighting, and one of the mo*i ef­ Leo G. It eouWn'l be Connie B. drltri' newest recording. "Tonight By VIVIAN BBfWN fective arenas In Picnic was bath­ end Billie 11. muld It? AP Nrwsfralurea Writer You Belong To Me," appears to bo The mailbag I* chock full of: ed in blue light. A fall theme, Well two of our freahman are the most popular around S. H. S "Ilnur ran I lute weight" ptca*. with vari colored leaves, formed these days. Is currently In third going together. Good luck to Bonplace on the Hit Parade. It seems lark of dates pmt* a girl the background for the act*. nle B. amt Itcvcrly It. Thl« year’* shdw, M.C.’d ty Who I* that Kathy C. I* aUaya I'attl i’age'a dreamy rendition in the "take n good look al your­ looking fur? Is It Itlchard P.? of "Allegheny Moon" ranks fourth self" mood. After all holiday par­ Henry Cason, was one of the best yet prerente 1 by the Glee Club, Who It that Bill T. h n been this week, wLL'o Elvis Presley's ties are Jus! a whittle a way. lingering in the hall* with before catchy "Don't Be l'rut-1" is sec­ The best way for young girls and Mils Whittle Is to be congra­ achoot? Who co lid It lie? J . K. ond and Duke Klllngtun's haunt­ lo reduce I* by eirm a e and re­ tulated for a fine performance. From what I hear Janet (1. ing "Canadian Sunset" Is aid) at ducing the ipianlty of food eaten, haa been getting letter# from a the top of the list u( hits. If loo much Is Ulng consumed Rain Ruins FFA darling football player from In­ say the experts. diana. Could it be they go to­ The many faddish diets going Students Urged gether? Who la it Janet? the rounds worry mrdlcal men Chapter's Crop By A. J . CLEMENTS who find (hit they (1) (to not keep Marilyn Met), haa an rye i>n a Our chapter did well at the Cat­ Ihe weight off after s'rrnumu rereal cute aophomnre boy. I think To Have 'S a lly ' you almott have him. ilurlng or (21 dehydrate you and tle Show In Ocala this P**t week, Pictures Made may rause serious illncM nr (3) “ any nhlxmt and awi-rdi were Well, Don McKo> haa dropped Have you had ymir picture made idHilllsle because of their Imbal- won by thr boys who showed the back to the ftlh grade far a girl. rsIHr This turned out lo be the for the “Silly” yet? Till* 1* the ance, I wonder If it la N. A. inntt-aikrd question aruund icho-tl Any safe end diet must be*t show In which our chapter From what I hear Itlckie Cue For these who haven't read the I Include foods Ihe body require* ha* entered rattle ha* been walking around on air. announcement* written mi the If one is overfilling lh»ve maybe Our chaplrr ha. a!*o had many How about Letter lliuh? boards in all eUtirAnmr, hero 1* rut down grndually Eat n little turd.hip. In ihe p .,t The Hay Jimmy K- who'* that rule whal you should know: Utile blonde you have been fol­ JltNIOR and SENIOR PICTURES less each day until you find a sat­ biggest problem Is the so-called isfying norm of a wide variety of flood wa had last week. Tho ram lowins? Could it he Glenda C. The place: Jameson Studio, 1(M food*. Avoid between meal nib­ pretty writ smatht-d our crop tor North Park [he (all 'Jut . r hope bles and unnecessary awed*. Double Q uartet Is Hie Time: 1:30 rsrry afternoon One of the be»t exervltcs for bean crop going again. The price: It 73. reducing Is walking, and n good Doing 'Fine Job' Alia they are open Tuesday, time I* In the morning. It will A truckdriver pulled up beside Wednesday and Saturday night* help slim your hip*, abtemen and one of those tiny foreign sports By BIIIRLEY ANDERSON thighs. The point I* tn walk cars, stalled on the highway, ami The Double Qusrtet, composed hy appointment. W* hra<l out. "What's Ihe of eight boys, has rvslty been Hie deadline fur thete picture* briskly. Eat breakfast before the poXr<l it Nov. 17, Go now—don't wait walk so that )ou do not increase trouble ps!?' He grinned. "Need working hard this year. your appetite by early morning a new flint?" The hoys rrslly enjoy singing until the last minute. exercise. A h*!f-h«ur xrolk in and one night a week they nunc Under th* spreading mistletoe the morning and a hilf-haur walk to the school for practice. the homely maiden stood, and Freshman Q lass before or after dinner is ideal al­ The boys are a* follow a: first 'loud, and stood, snd stood! ! so. tenors: Billy Tyre, Johnny Barter: Good exercises to da ,it Lame second Irnorx, Philip Byrd, Bobby Ele cts O fficers Include these , . . By KAY IVEY Ing one thigh and Lien tho other. Utile; bar Horn*. Murray Nance, Thr Freshman cUsa hell ils *cFor the waistline — tit sod with Th* trick Is to do It fatter and Brantley Srhlrard; and Bass: rond meeting Tursday, Oct. II. feet slightly apart keeping knees f*»trr aa you go along. Teddy Walker, Al Collin*. An rscrclse far s puffy abdoThe boy* did a grani Job In the The mrrtlng w** presided over by straight, bend down from waist, annual "Variety Show" last week. Jimmy Gracry and we rlcr'rd <tu- Itending right hand |„ left fool. men is this one: Lie down on the floor, arm* For those who weren’t prom t they drnt* for the following offices: Repeat bending down placing left overhead, leg* .iralght. Without sang, "Standing on the Corner", student council. Marilyn McDaniel hand to right foot. and Bay Lundqulst; Chaplain and "Dry Bones”. For lha hip* ~ Lie down on the moylnl >°ur leg* attempt tn ait Dlan Aiken: and Treaiurer, Ro*e floor. Rati* right leg up a* far “**• touching your toes with your Marie Buisl. a* poisible keeping arms out- "and*. Thl* la not an ca*y one to Latin C lu b e « ie r ax time foe* ADo It wa* decided that cur stretched and on the floor. Now do, but *• Salvrte Amici (Hello Friend*) due* for the year would be 50 swing right leg over left leg as 0BThe new Latin Club for the year rents. f* aiming for Ihe If yeu do go in for the rxerciaof 1956-37 are: president, Angelo The meeting was then adjourn­ left hand (practically impoaslblt ing method of reducing, it's a Compel*; vice-president; Jeaole ed. but kaep trying.) Do this ten or good idea lo b* strict with yourSouthward; secretary Wanda Gil­ Dm** or work up to It by *elf about food. If you think that bert, George Faris; program The sergeant was tutoring aome adding a few extra every day. 1Ju*t became you are exercising chairman, Gary Baker and Marty recruits on the firing range, "thle A good H arris* for lb* but- you can eat more, that la a mbItem per. type of bullet," ha impressed on U }!•■». You ran only isae if you With this busloeaa over the the rookies, "will penetrate two fill on lilt floor, (old arms ind combine tbe tot>j exercise *iml Ming came to a close. feet of solid wood, remember lo than move scrota (he floor by diet. But mako rare the dkt is a Vola Aaoioi keep y w heads down." propelling yourself along by itu-v-. sc mild* one. Who's New? Glee Club Variety Show,. 'Picnic' Rated Success Canadian Sunset Tops Song Hit List Tom-Tom Talk IIY ANGELO COMPAIN Is Leo Dinkins engaged? Sure­ ty, the maturity he has seemed to develop during the pa at yaar is exemplar of something. . . The newett fad seem* to be to look like Yul Brynner; taka dashing Welly pope, for Instance, Will someone pita** tell me what became of Frances Jobe. . .Why doesn't Kathryn Carlo* dale? Is ihe trying to follow In home­ spun Chalrmlon Miller's footsteps? is Donna Newsom marred?. . Despite Orson Welles' omailng prediction. Al Phelps may still be our next Prnldenl. . .Hss anyone noticed that (1) George Harriett has the smallest feet in school, (2) George F*vris ha* the wideit grin in Mrs. Coleman's angelic Latin II class?. . . Where did Linda Cannon come from? . . .1 may be out of my mind, tail do Hid and DclorJa com­ pose the only Vlhlen-Jonrs duo in school?. . , Time end time again our adolcicent, wordless, and inexperienc­ ed freshmen have Incited paternal mmpatilan ami protection in ui grnwm-up uppcrclaxmen . . . Al Collin*, huggln, ’o' luggin' a doll­ ish six-pound two-ounce baby girl on the S. II. S. stage, teemed to fit the role of "da-da" so beau­ tifully and appropriately that I'm wondering If he was trying to ancourage and Impress or discour­ age and depress a certain adoring freshman girl. , , Football hare J . W. and football cheerleader J. f. Insist on working as pariners in chemistry- Do I Meet SHSFacu The teaehar of the week, Mrs. Boyd Coleman, graduate of Flor­ ida State University, has worked very hard with everyone with whom aha has neen associated. Mrs. Coleman teaches Latin I and It, dramatics and speech. Be­ sides all of this, she haa charge of the Latin Club, Thespian Club and Junior and Senior plays. To her w« would tike to extend our heartiest praise. foresee a chemical reaction or Just another "esperimcnlal mixlure"?. . Diana FlaUcber refuse* to marry after her eighteenth birthday, will not be an old spin ster, . .1 love to hear S. A. talk; sbo hsi a marvelous speaking voice, but brother, she practices on and on and on. . .1 wish Jo* R if si would hurry up and a-k the girl — or ha* he?. . . L. S. and whoever thr may a. dating are always given the rpi' Diet, "the cutcat couple.*' Let’* get it itraight, Kay J ., — and Brantley has the right Idea — Linda is the cut* one. . .1 my 1* an optlmlri, but I do like what I eat in the lunchroom — even if I don't know what It la half the time. . . Doesn't "Uncle Jo e " have any nephews or nieces at all?- . -I think June a»d Tony go clang perfectly. . .1 think *om* thought­ ful senior should will Mr. Kettles ■ now Webster's — pockelsite edi­ tion, of course. . .Leslie Smith Is still ready, willing, able, and wait­ ing. . . And, as (be g n a t philosopher once said, " fe e ya later, alliga­ tor I” SIRS. BOYD COLEMAN > lStaff i'hma) Report C ard s For Teachers n> WANDA GILBERT “To pass or not to psss. That is the queillon.” It isn't the stu­ dents, but Mr. Dabbs who Is v a ­ rying about it. He doesn’t seem to think stu­ dents should be the only ones with report rard blurs. So ha made up a report card for the students to grade him. f wonder if all teachers did this, bow many would pais. It's different I We tike It! ! t MV I B IT T IR U I C T I I U U Y HOT I M 'tr y S A n R .. .S a r e i t ele c tric ligliU t C U A M R ...C le a n aa e le c tric cooking! •.Scaled-in e le c tric beat goes in to tk a w ater— not your ho u se! - ! i * a ch eap er to go all-eleetrie than to u se a com bination o f fu e l*. See yonr dealer for Hghl-aire water heater to a n u r c j a a plenty o f hot watar ia tta n ilyl in w. ss. c*itiM * ni*. x it - Xar MaewaUa s « a 1 - a* �— “ ,nT‘»yr ' 1 /£to Th e o l d h o m e t o w n By St a n l e y IU 1 I A lM f ^am Rad'° Operator Helps Save Man's Life B) JIMMY KOBrOKlN Managing Editor Thr Albany llrraid ALBANY, Ga. 11-* An .-k.iuny ham radio operator helpc.l «av« Ihe life of an Ohio man in x wreck 123 mile* south writ nf (hb city without leaving hli horn-. James Goode, supervisor of Palmyra Ifoilenr Mill* Inc , went to hla amateur radio trammivrr upon returnini home from work and put station K4JJD on the air. At 1:30 p m„ he heard the fol­ lowing: “ Thu i. KlTXO, Maeon. G s." The operator, known only to the hama at George and heard rreijurnll) here, explained he wa* In hi* mobile elation -hit juiumohilc —on U, S. Highway 139 north of Jasper. hla IK* h.vt just came upon an auto wreck. Inti lc tbr amarhrd ee.I.c'r w it a tvji Jt, nij arm aaaguig to ’he h d) hy a few shreds of flesh. George pleaded for .nimediale hc’o for the motori-t. Goode immediately nV.lird tho Social Security Changes Many farm operator* in thl* If hi (actual net la $1200 or more, area arc affected by recent j he ha* no option and muit report amendment* to the Social Sceur-lhi* actual net earning*. For exMy Act, Paul K. Weaver, manag-; ample, a farmer who»e grou iner of the Orlando aoeial tecurily come In 1936 U $3400 muit firat compute hla net. If he find* that a t! Ice laid today. “If th* farm owner who rent* hit net i* lei* thin 11300, he may hU land or who ha* iharecropp-; it pant 7>200. If, however, he find* er* materially paticlpatc* in the h*» *610*1 net to be SI200 or more. production or management of a !--> must report Ihe actual net and crop or livestock on »uch land, cannot exercise the option. th* Income It eovg *d under •<<- Farm income Is reported on Sche­ ial security," Sir. Weaver ex­ dule K, which 1* part of Form plained. "Farm er* who have a MHO Federal Income Tax Return. net profit of $400 or more this Return* are due at the end of Jbar from rental Income on land the year and muit be filed with they tubilantially help to farm the Director of internal Revenue. Fanners who do not hat* will receive a year of social se­ curity credit for 1936. If the lo ca l security card*, should apfarmer fvrm* part or all of hi* ply at their nearest social secur•wn land entirely alone or with ity office. Application* may be hired labor, or if he It a member obtained from local postmaslof a farm partnership, he wilt In- eu . Nociul security number* ate elude any not profit from the** necosary In ttpurting the farm artlv itia In determining If be ba* er’e income for aoeial tecurily. a total profit of MOO. He will alio -------------------•d ud s any other self-employ- T w n . U i t H t l ) R p n n r f meni Income derived from covered _ W O IV H JI1U 1 lU S p O r T business anlerprU et." With regard to farm income, self-employed farmers now have a new optional method for ftgurfng their eomlng* for security purpote*. Mr. Weaver emphasised that the now method appligv to taxable years ending on and after December 31, 1936 and may be used by farmer* newly flh e red. a* well as those who have been covered since 1934. Under the new law, a farmer who ha* a grot* Income of J1I00 or less during hla taxable yaar has the option of reporting cither his actual net earning nr (no­ third* of his gro*» Income. For' example, a farmer whose grosi income for 1936 It *1300 h«s the option of reporting Horn which la two-thirds of his gross, or of comfStting hli actual tvt earning*. A farmer whose gross Income excevda' *1*00 during his laxablc year must compute hi* nel. But if hla computed net is less than $1200, he Is allowed to report trsa than (1200, if ha chooses to do sa On Road, Bridge Construction Given "Persons required to rerKter with Selective Service who fail to register within th* time per­ mitted by the law, subject them­ selves to being pencilled,** Col. Harold C. Walt. State Director of Selective Service, laid today. The director pointed nut that apparently many young Flori­ dian* are not familiar with the requirement to r*gi»ter. lb * law.) he *t»te*. require* all male citiz­ en* to revistsr within five day* after attaining their tilth birth­ day. Memtwrshlp In any Reserve unit. Including the National Guard, doe* not exempt a perron from ‘be duty to register. he im ­ pharired. Alien* entering the United State* muit register within *1* month* of d»t* nf entry, er withIn five day* aftrr attaining the age of 18, whichever Is the later. Some ralegnric* of alien* are exemped from registration. Any person In doubt a* to whether h# should register should contact hi* nearest draft hoard. The penaltfea to which a person subjects himself for failure to **• filte r within the time permitted be law; Ml pofslhle prosecu­ tion In Federal court*, or (21 automatic induction at age 19. t^iral draft hoards have been Instructed to question every per­ son who remitter* late and unless a satisfactory reason Is given, to invoke the penalties. "Th* practice of registering Ial* must be stopped," Col, Wall stated. * » ° 'nilIlnn •*> road »"« bridge ennitructlon project* underway in the state durAugust and Septemlwr, Br­ cordlnr to a monthly progress* reP«rt H*ued today by Wllbnr E. State Jone*. Oiatrman oof th* Road Department. In addition to the (roDJOdJO? of project* alirady under con­ struction, Chairman June* said that hid* war* received for III,T14.970 hv new construction. Durlnir the two months, contracts Boad Board member from the w*er* formally awarded for road Fifth DIMriet. reported that eoncoiiitruettai totaling *10,077.93:1, ilruction mi.ler 8.1 contract* in while work completed and *c- the '1 roundci romprlsing this ecpteil by the Department in tha district accounted Kir *14,078,938 peri.nl nmountwl to *T,632.490. ! „f the stale total Thl* is for the William E Dial, of Orlando,1two month period. UtASuapAltokGuild of avid ran,a Nolle# la bsreby liven that th* will, ea the l l t h d a ; •f .Vovember. A.P. 111* praiaal to lb* llonorabta County Jndgo of Ssei Inola County, Flnrlda. hla final ra turn, arruuat and vouchar* at Ad­ ministrator Da Boala Non of tha Hitala nf l\ llllan, O. llalL dacaa„d. 0 i d at said Ha*, the* aad tbsra maka appllcatinb to tk* tald Judefar a rival satllamaat of hla admin­ istration of sold estate, tad for an nrdar dlarhaw'n* him at sack Ad­ ministrator Da Ib-nls Non. •<nlsd thla th* llih day of OctoV. t>. H it o rn n o r bell *s Admtnlstratnr De­ ft** Is Nan sf tha Batata nf w illia m a. n n m an d-rs la ned - , Ttnreased. veto ap ssr. Jr I j t u w - # ; i n l l n A v o . l a a f o r d Flur- •may fas sbova Estate 0:1 f >;S» Hilo It 00 llill lllia IS 00 Oil* •ill »:•• • 00 »|00 tOiOO 10:|» • ••da l:«nib| rt<St*utut*» **tth L'leU SI' C *rtoon C ar til* at ll*nJ»4v uui l>U*ftl Mhor* i Hm»rt IvtofUim* riunsa of H iU f d J t Voi<« o f 1‘ ir riU ’ ut I last • LtlO 1>•* Sir11* l^ p o r d m in Club ('•lihrltv rUthoUBA SHI r«r«<|9 huh ; M«f 11 New1 It* port I’eUI I - * * OiBrli«t>i ThMiri m«neOff lB(«Oir M an ilRf iMiw-on I'fdirtru IU«umo N«m SV«4tb#r Mlor J Mornlnt” ripUln KiP«arda Thl* Uk<l of Our» |t«n4b(Rimi Film Far* %|jfi T o Man 10 SO tltrtko It Mir to V4114DI I-4(11 H ill l-o to o f U f o r**f<*h for T o m o r r o w IS |o 11:4* Uutaimo IstAM W toH M I iAlMUSVIllsN ilM S s r.i. 1 Hnsm? r.iMisit I so •too •ill •:Jo THE PETAL SILHOUETTE t* shown In Uil* blue silk faille taffeta cocktail and dinner Urea* from the llatll* Carnegie col­ lection. Rounded In ehape, th* bodice top, pocket* and front overskirt are designed with Ihe soft curves of a flower petal. The back of the underskirt la pmch-gatbered to a curved hip yoke for fullness. Xllckr x Uoubo •il l lUiMkrl Lou 1 r j R b r d i a HurormfTi IMdco fl« lloblo llootl I l.ticr II#b-#ttifi#t |iri«l* Hutlh Ono b . a r v b For T o m e r r o - 11: *1 t lu l.lln * V a li a n t StllRXNT IliINHOWII chali u .ri Jcrp h r. Burke, ot Cincinnati, Ohio, el th* ruwly-t-tected commander of the Disabled War Vrlarens called to pay hi* respects si the While House. (international) la d ; 1.1* hi VI f HH— BAAS'UMII I tao h i i n r v i L a s M uxnxv *> T K N X m tS 1 . 0 Th# llh v lh m Hour ( l l Music at Itandom M « W o rld At His l i j e Sporta U«nh S I * M i r k , I I t , (.nr. « t* T o i n * M i o n a s T.»* D r i l l i , a Da A v.laud till i:***i nF Must* I IV A m o r i m * l e a g u e ilarav ) . l ! bhnw lloat I lu l i r c . r d t’ ra v te * l i l t T r r s T im e •■la N*wa • IV Taa* T i m , t i l t s sign n i l TTRenar MOHSIAO < 4* HlgU OH 111* I t '. Danc-olln.* I a* N.ghl KdHI.ia v.lV t 'n ll ed Natloaa ( i t * T b * llh s l b m llaur I* 14 Al Mom* With Most* I* V* Nava t•: IX L a v i q . n ’a Call T * Pravar 'll: t a |h •r *Ho mm*Mp 0 ft* Jo h n |*4lv N « r D.-ntrrt II >• lin e IlfOO h iB i tiM T t So t 00 ».l" HI |0:#0 n if lib A AU»o lOil# iioto ruit ivN iifi 11 #0 t l f t lloporl M ill i4* r«ui vi»fT lu f4 • IS T t i i P atlrr o TtOO lloiwf M or n lro •:•" Capt KBRfarof* Matra Mfl frat • SO SM t-*l < t* 4 tl I IV Ti*« T IV J V# T:VS * i» * lit# till 4 «a 4:14 *.|4 1*1*4 I* t ' 1* II Ilit* t a s n ia n 'e Call T# r r a » » F Daw n D r . a b . r , Nawa Mat hal R o o t H *»« H . m . rCclocb Club N e d -.F ltir M s \ 'r «,-W o r ld Spuria at A Olaac* J o c k e v 's Cbatr# M n r a l . c t .» »u tl* r t la r m n a ? Tim* w orld Al Nle* M rr n ln g M do-11*. tl*r# and T b » f # t (*4 Club N*W4 t l * * Club R r fio .t •-•-formanr# II ** H ill II !• |1* ItSJ W orld At Noo* Itadlo Farm IMga-l liar Non# Raacb N .n * Mar Nona Itanrh •r r r s im ii V e t e r a n s Corne r Here are authoritative answers, pen to thr insurance proceeds if froom the Veteran* Ailminiitra- he dies? Will they )>• reduced hy tlon to four questions of interest an amount represented hy tha to former seivlccmcn «n j their waived premium*? families; A. The Insurance proceed* will Q. Who receives Ihe monthly not be ifc -r o ’cil by reason of VA allowance* under Ihr War Or­ waiver of premiums. Th* veter­ phan* FjJucatlnn proocram—the an's Ieneficiarics will receive th* full amount of Insurance proceeds. student or hi* parent? q. 1 understand that the Gt A, If the student is under 21, hia living parent «>r guardian will loan program for World War II receive the allowance#. I( he is veterans has been extended ano­ 21 or over, the allowance* will ho ther year, tn July 23. 1958. Doe* this mean that the GI loan deal paid directly to him. has to he rinsed by the deadline tf. 1 know a Minded Korea ve­ date? teran who Is planning to take vo­ A. No. The veteran must ap­ cational rehabilitation training ply for hi, GI loan by July- 23, under Public I jut 804. Will VA 1938. The law gives VA up to provide reader service tf he need. another year—to July 23, 1939— It? to rlcstf Ilia deal. A. Ye*. Reader service will be Vclrrnn* living in Central Flor­ furnished if it Is neee»»ary for id* who wish further Information the successful pursuit nf bis *)■ I iSclr GI benefit* should course. The number of hours will write or vis!' the VA office at depend on th# amount of reading 12 E Central Ate., Orlando. required for the course. Q. If a veteran's GI Insurance premiums are waived because he is totally disaMcd, what will hop■ __ Ffeiirf a robm IQ H a if a d a y k (jrfhcrijwsiA Tbuv VYbodsd Qah yo u QlfWDM — tl. Ml A I I M A ! LOW COST COl D ( A H I N u ' t O T1 A G l Aula Financing by our bank offers you AM, of these Savings. - Al lllkN THE ACTION I HI ( )f A D I A l l *-**■ — You pay no "hidden coats’*. III. [EATERS Your inaurnnee premium* may be included In cucuurois You apply for your bank Auto Loan und gel a decision 169,96 promptly. I O. P. IICUNDON IN P ft O PA T R v i a v l A o T ir a : l-Vtf life •*•0 •ill • So • IS TOO TiU :*•• •:*t» o,lv too lets MOUNT VVIln-,- mi hand and offblal •-at at ttaaford, Kemtnnla Cnunt; Flnrlda. thla atb da; of (Mniur, III* la ra the IMafa of: WILLIAM U OCIX, tiaceaaed. I ’k iR p rl A II i I i M r your monthly payments and placed locally with your own agent. ■<• T. IX T H R r o t HT OF T H t i t HZXTV at iHiR, sb N iv m .i: rot atf OTATK OF FLOHIIIX. MI Mill-1 % THE INSURANCE W ebb. Defendant, aad r.•r« iit fail 'n ot , o r a darrea pro ronfssa.> a l l ) ba a n t t r - d a c a ln tl you. Ctsrh of th* Circuit Court Dsputr Clark (■RAM KAlll.TI.l: linL-ailoUlKIt Clsrk nf tha Ctrcull Court L II Hot II Vwnfnrd, Florida. Radio & TV Log moderate borrowing charge. We finance new cans at Hentlnole Connan ab b r etla is d l.rlna Itnbbla T, Wabb. I'latntllf vs T*1 PtJNCIlf MAIOAJtlt ot U nu in and rr lout, S i Evelyn U arr g. Governor ol Kenya, laugh heartily at they watch a performance staged by aebuot children of Mombasa for (lie royal visitor. The Princess Is on a five-week tour ot DntUb colonics ui West Africa. The Sanford Herald THE LOAN COST KEPT DOWN v n n iK ru in :rt:v n H>t TAt.VI.VLHli: T VVKHII. wliois V«i Itnuwn (esldsnr* —SS tstt UteaeH Avenue. Atlenle. IlsniH* riess* (she n»IKe thei ruu *r* hsisby re.|ulr*it to fit- your w>ltt,n ilslsases. r-r, i.sllv nr hr eu •ttomer. <>n nr lutois Nm»nii.«r atn. trie. *i ih» otrii-* ot th> rlsrk nf tlie Circuit Court, »t the Count; Court lluust. In nsnr.ird Ksmlnnlo Countr. Kiurlds »«! In null s ropy thereof tu K*rl>lo llooshol-ttr. sttnre-r for I’U intiff , P* O. Hus II Uenfurii. Plorlds. Is • rerlsln dlvnrco pro. eo-llnc P-ea* Ini naslest you I* the Cfi*all t'uurt, Ninth Judicial Clrrult nf tills hi* Albany colleague. The Wreck victim wa* traveling Info Fler'da from hi* Ohio home Goode, mi rul er nf the ocal Amateur Kadto Ctuo, I* a recent rnlulrc into IoraI radio rank*, having held hi* Hern,* for only five montha. So it hi* wife, the former Jeannlne Knlghtou of niakely. BROWN WON TITLE WITH BROKEN HAND NEW YORK ( AP)—Joo Bro*n made history when he won tbo lightweight title. Experts beliava It was the first time a contender ever won a boxing tWU with a broken hand. Champions who de­ fended crowns with injured hands Inclulc Barney Ross against Ceferino Garcia and Joe Louis agalmt Tommj Farr. WEST VIRGINIA HAS till* CON FEKENCE RECORD NASHVILLE IS IIER PRIDE DURHAM, S C. (AIM—When it BALTIMORE. Md. (AP)—Mr*. conics to football la the Southern Conference, West Virginia has John Lunn, the (owner Khtabclh the be*t reecord. In six years the Whitney, owns well over 2U0 race Mountaineers show a 11<■7 record horses, but right now the apple for .731 William and Mary II next with 39 wins, 31 defeat* and of her eye Is Nashville, th ; colt 7 lies for Ml. Virginia Military lhal handed Bold Ruler Ids first Institute is next. During 31 vear* defeat at Reinvent Park Both 2in the conference V.MI show* 63 year-olds probably will meet again win*. 37 toscs and U tic* for in the Pimlico Futurity here rn .330. Nov. 21. SS Director Says Registering Late M ust Be Stopped Legal Notice In and for « lurtda. .. In Chancerr, Georgia Highway Patrol abort wave radio I'attoi WISH In Al­ bany explaining thr crvumslant c». IV8IK radioed de'ailsto t«e Florida Highway Patrol haid quarter* in Ta'’aha<*ce Th? Florida patrol notified thr ahrriff at Jaiper and an ambulance ser­ vice. From Ihe time KUKO'a Aral dUtrei* call nit the air tu tht time an ambalacco and office.* left Jaiper beading north, a •cant two minute* had -laps'd. Eight mlnut-s Jeter the ambu­ lance and ofr ctr* arm rd at 'ho wreck »cenc and a ph/*ician be­ gan adminlitering to thr vlcum. The Ohio ouri,t, whose name was not learned here, will to»r hi* arm but w>|l live, the roving Macon ham operate' reported ‘o BORROWING POWER You pay m 4 No vnpleosont <k. * Truly woshofcl# agreed and earn useful cred­ IT v> • 4 it standing with us for future credit needs. edefleti OUCO Semi-Giesl This racoon (rwm "Tka Brnnnia Book of PlcInr^Taklnd" lUwitral#* mak­ ing of swapskota with Ik* sakjeel "at Itsn peak nf action la nvnid l»tnr. “ Th* B ro w n i* Book As our regular re id era know, wa don't very often discus* book* or booklets In this column. But we recently ran across a remark­ ably comprehensive lilt!* booklet that wa thought you might want to look into. Entitled T h e Brownie Book ot Pictura-Taklng,’* it* pages are packed with dozens of helpful dpi and suggestion* on how to get tha bast results from your box camera. The “Brownie Book" Is latended for all those who are Just ven­ turing Into the great big wonder­ ful world of pictuie taking And that doesn't mean IVl alined only at the junior memAen at the family. For It sboutf have par­ ticular appeal for the young married* who have Just bought their first camera end ere about of P i c t u r o - T a k i n g 11 to shoot pictures of their children. Easy instructions, Illustrated with photos and cartoons, make It a snap to get acquainted—o- re­ acquainted — with your camera. And you’ll enjoy learning all kinds of simple tricks for good closeups, action ihoti, color pictures, indoor snapiho's. outdoor shoot­ ing with flash, u well as ideas for your vacation picture taking and a reminder about photographic greetings. d Iby its compact Don't be misled of thirty•tse or Ha small price . five cents—‘The Brownie Book of Picture-Taking" can serve as both an Introduction and a refm her course for ell box-camera owner* Why not pick up a eopy at your dealer's next time you're there? —John Van Guilder M ot thin g w o o d w o r k (olers to In onset before you buy your next car, see us for actual money-saving figure-facts on our thrifty bank auto loan plan. And see exactly how it will pay you to finance your new car with Dries in 1O , 0FACirf 30mlnufGS ua! CALL “8 3 " FLORIDA STATE BANK of SANFORD “The Friendly Bank" U lm b v F . D. L C. The Lumber Number for Sudden Servlet (*»» 6 *1 *2 litw* .* S LEE BROS. HILL Lu m b e r & S u p p ly Y a rd 213 W. T h M 8L Sanford, Fla- PLUMBING to HEATING 3 1 9 KIb l A t *. Phong 109 ■a .W A iaC to iXto lda -fVJViS* -. ■ h A.. . ---------- - �v jy ft . gl&« TittCflg1gJ id f if f i n »*;. I v5y$iMff-*£fs v V \7 Address Residents b A t Rally; Everyone Should Attend ‘■ryi Sanford and Seminole County ia in llio process of generating one of the most ig* IT M slv c programs for growth and expansion in the entire area. Certainly a large pert of that aggressive* ness and stimulation U from our friends who are In advantageous positions. Such a friend Is Congressman A. S. "Syd” Herlong, J r , of Leeifcurg, Congressman for the Fifth Congressional District who is seeking reelectlon. Congressman Herlong is In Sanford tod*y on his annual visit so that he might talk with all of hla constituents— talk about their problem^ listen to their suggestions, anil Vote In tellig en tly <;* 11 Back in the early day of our nation, when people were Interested in their future and what the future held for their children and their children’s children, they crowded around Benjamin Franklin one day as he came out of the Constitutional Conven­ tion, and asked, "Mr. Franklin, what do ^re have?" Franklin replied, "You have a Republic, If you can keep it." There was undoubtedly some question In the minds of those wise men who founded our government as to whether people were actually csbsble of governing themselves. They knew only too well that mmethlng that t i everybody's business may easily become nobody’a business. ' There is one thing for sure—government in a free nation is everybody's business and the nation will remain free so long as it Is everybody's business. The only way people can prove they are capable of self-govern­ ment la by retaining the responsibility for that government la their own hands. Do you ever complain about the kind of government you are getting or about Indivl'duals holding public office? You have no right to do 10— unless you take an active part In polities yourself, unleta you register and vote at election time, gnlcea you keep yourself Informed on matt/era of government We can be quite sure th at In the long run, free people in e free country get juat the kind of government they deserve. . We often hear It aald, by entirely res- T h e Sanford Herald FoWUaaS Daily Bsc ■assess ** set , ** elaw s l u r Oetekee II, t i l t at ■ n .*r Ik* Asl **• Pees Ofnse e* Oeaf.r*. or CosareM i t Merck I. tits _ ■BSIter *•* Pakllsh*t m i l PBH_ BtltB Pabl MARIOS UAItMAN SR . r.1*cutl«* Adllor RVRI.TH J. CUSltlKO ASearllttre M io sttr BH ____________ __________ as* ler eeaublSre? tt!u iu 'm V s x s_______ A • *f sfl lb* ioMl M i l fn « t*e to Ihtf ■•wtptytr. Aeverllslag (teat Means Ketltaellr by Uensrat •ervlt* Inc. Sit n is r ih Ssrlnes Hank 1114a AUanln flsnrsl* BURSCRIPTIOH HATP.a ■p Carrier II* per week o«* M**sk It ** VMM Mnetks Sis Meolkt On* T a r M.M gS.fl m i* Alt Oklteery i i IIi m *ar4* of Ifctak* r*s*t*lte>* tea Mile** #f eaUnalnmsM fer Ik* »*r*«,* of rsl.l., reeS* will k* ekaraes fer *t reevlsr sSscrilsloe rets* give them an Insight on what is happening in the Nation's capitol. We suggest that Sanford and Seminole County Citizens take advantage of the npjx>rtunity to hear Congressman Herlong when when he speaks at a Rally tonight at the corner of First Street and Magnolia Ave. We are sure that our Congressman has the fact/, and figures, the details and the history of his already brilliant career In Washing­ ton. a career or representing his District ns well as a career of handling the tnjitine.ii of the nation during his important committee assignments. Two important events take place tonight —a dinner honoring Congressman Herlong, given by tha Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee, and a Democratic Rally in downtown Sanford—and we hope that those who are invited to the dinner and those who have an opportunity to bear Con­ gressman Herlong at a public Rally, will ail do so. The Sanford Herald welcome.*! "Syd" I in long to Sanford! ■,'^j:‘ ■ ,. • I iS* j-fK i *y-* ■' m ,[-~.V'■i •-~>i>.1 •-•‘ v T rvl?y-^v « ■/■r y . - ^ J f ;7 -. v^?4 r*?Ti: *V* <,’*>' •_-=' '•nfr* t,VTv ^ - r t. 7^^ UrftWA*. * Adlai, Ike Lacking New Ideas choice on »m*U dlfforeoce* rather into details on anything he’s proa•y JAMES MALLOW Associated Proas Nowa Aasl/at than big or rsdksl oom : which1l*ed. Stersnsoo ha* gooe I1U0 daWASHINGTON IM— There is S man can do tbo White Houm job tali on three program*. health, twlnsblp batwaan Presides* Biwo- belter, and whose program*, since education, and older people, If two of Stsvcnaon'a Idea* can ho*ar sod Adlai Stavtarta not they are generally similar, look a be considered mar, theie are the only la Iba promises they make utile better? . ______ _ but la tha lack of m v Ideas la On forolgn affairs KUenhowcr onca: this campaign. 1” su«.H,..!? .ffT ? !£ .d Xisenbewer has offered no ntw ‘“ V * fn^ , n I u lag H-bomb U*U If he is lu tg i.tU rn at ail. Neither ha* S'rvaoAnd on one Ita^rtsUy f.ery “>* they be e»ied.without iIwcjad »on with two possible aicepikmi: <i?ufU‘! an the H-bomb sod school aid. liiur* of the day—ge'ticg the agree weal wUh « u” i* -hat* ha Eu*nho*er is vaguer on hi* South to accept the Supremo; •»»«■ th‘ l promise, although 'Slavetuon in Court'* ruling agarn.t public n°, c , f * r prtc 1 most cases ia pretty vague loo. school aegreiatioo - both men ha. ui mum. An American who Look, at the have e.pressed only platitude*. ‘^ ^ h.ll deb.trd m Cor, two parti** with Hied prejudice,; Neitherbaa offered a program " ' give States or new enlbuiiasma may feel lie a solution. ■ huildlae srhooli — discern* big different* between On Uia issue Stevenson has lak- ®one> onl> *or b lW _ ,1 fb . ™ ,. ? ! M b IbU ,M K m .» • a * . « < W « .« 1 t t a s i. m„took lib, . « b . . . r : b . .1 W a „ » , .p . » ™ * 7 . " “J , , a choice bitwien two manners r ' * * * th* court's decision. Ei- ,b*n «° buiIJ »fhooU' Eisenhower and Stevenson, as is fur the sin e Hore senhower, asked several times if usual in a campaign, have exag­ Both men. moderate aod coo- he endorses the decision, ha* nev-, gerated the differences between •ervaUvs, ar* bailcaily alike la 1er asid be did but must, a a pres* them and between their patties. s r i W M R " ssa i * ..... « * . must be retained. Tbey'a no* of-! , „ i . , I . c b .n ., i, b « , u Improve it. Thus voters must make Ibcir peace, prosperity and progress'ta ih ^ h .^ p ro ^ M d ' * - * ■ * » ■ * ‘ " ““ • ■ s n , : r Democrat!, promise* to upend Erasing existing programs or get action p^0 ,^fr ^ /,or *!* on intro- ‘ “ hough by d.Herent m rth c,» on measure, measure* nrrviou.lv previously intro­ * duced in Congress but not yet ap- medical research; hous.ng; jobs for olJer people; strp* to ra*o Prsi.*?en»on- with no While unemployment; .oil congestion; Huns* record of h>s twn-puint, » » * " rc-ourtes drvelormcr.l and pcctzble people, "Why 1 wouldn't have any­ That one resvoo for America's That a Harvard socloiojui has with pride to past performance* n,w »ul'P“r » °* P°Btr tty IIAI. IlOYI.i: of th* Democrats, brinies tho Ke thing to do with |K>litic* for anything in the NEW YOUK JP~ Odd items traific Jama is that kalf of tho found the htim.o race ” *oga,jH •hi*-*'1 In •" publican* x3d In general make* FI«H SWIM ACII0S8 HIGHWAY world. It's a dirty-bu.*lnc.*n lid IWOllldn 11 columnist might never pick up if n»tlon's worker* now drive to #7« lmpor's it wars and 1,02 rev- , hr , ame kln,i u * proni,f , a t WEST PALM BEACH - Eric he dMn t rrad IS m» , nr pea ork Jf| prlv ,tJ f-rii ownttI hy olutions a id maDr lUsturbmres Eisenhower:expinsion amtaitkn H. Srrburg get mixed up in it." said hr saw fish swimming across U. S. 441 when That is the most dangi'inu.* attitude a . ... themselves or feih*w workers, in between .WO B. and 192:. Ninre ou meaiures already discus** I That although Imiiai in Cub*ifuaaJa there is no auen problem. IWJ we *U kmiw hew "peace'iii" One notable difference between he slowed down to ease HU r | person could take to continue to live in a were blowing cigar and pipe Th<t llM |Uk §Jwn by , pWfrl j things Have been. the two men ia in their farm pro- through an inundated stretch near free nation. It is the surest way to destroy' ” "kl. ;n' ru';h other', race, ccn (lner lnd itronMr fh.. That If the curie It crop gf j o- grams: Eisenhower assures the Taylor Creek yesterday. With a freedom. Tiint is not the attitude that Wnsii- tunes iwforc CbrUtopher Colum- proj ucf<j ky ellksrormi. Then wl.y Ultra! poll* confuses you, you farmer* they’ll iu « r out fine un-‘ tldearra roll case, the West Palm, ington and Jefferson and Jackson and Lin- bus arrived, the first cigcrc.tr* u no, it ^ textile*? Because might rememter It wia O lim y der his flexible price support pol- Beach man said, he caught a 2's coin and all tho other great patriots took!! " " * m*<te ,n Turkt,f ,n " " h spider* won't cooperate ami lea-a who observed, "A straw rote icy; Stevenson say* they’!' do tot­ pound bass "which took the In e They believetl that taking part in political „,c goph, t one m honest trade. TVyH spin fur only shows which wey the hot ter with higher rigid support*. about at the renter strip of the prey but nut for pa/. air blows." Eisenhower so fer has not gone flooded road. was the finest thing they could do for their of lhr (fW an|mal*—aside from O d d Item s A p p e a r In W rite r's M a il country — and they were entirely right. poli'irian*—th*t can run b*ckPolitics in itself Hi not a "dirty business.", sard as n.;.iclly »nd easily a< they gu forward. Politics is no dirtier than the people who en­ canth at the mid* arc 6-1 you arent gage in |m>1It Ics. Politics Is the science of keeping a single New Year’s i»so­ government nnd the kind of government wc lution you made on last Jan. 1 have depends upon the kind of people who That the three most crowded land* oil the globe are the Neth­ take part In it. erlands, Belgium and Japan. Tho A man can jxmsuas no more valuable right Japanese population, now Bu mil­ (hail the right to vot*. It ia tha one way in lion. has increased a spectacular which ever}' man can have a voice In his Ig million since the end of the government. It if a responsibility and a duty World War II. that no free man ran shirk if he wants to Thai those who bewail tbe roek V roll fad may or may not be remain free. cons.xilrd by a new trend—calypso It is at the voting booth in a fres* nation music is becoming popular again. that every man is equal to every other man That If even' oil well suddenly —where ever}* man's voice Is heard, where went dry there is enough eoai in In hest it* home* for every man's vote is counted alike, where Atnrrira 1,000 years—but who wan'.* to every man makes his choice as to who ahull carry out all those ashes* serve him in public office. That one of every lO.W/l pers-ma A man who doesn’t exercise bin right to suffers from hemophilia, a dis­ ease marked hy profuse bleed ng vote deserves nothing better than the cor­ from even slight iniunc*. ruption and des|iotism in government which That although hemophilia often he will eventually gel. I* tatted "the curse of the llapsCountless live* and years have been spent burg>," It actually was spread through Europe's royal ramlllei in gaining for oe th* fr**dom which we now by descendants of queen Victoria, have in the United States of America. Shall who inherited it from her father. all that sacrifice have been wasted hernutr That, however, amce 'he disease we are just not interested enough in our skipped quoe.t Victoria'* eldest government to go to the polls on election I M". EJwatd VII—ami oik* the Vf . . . . „ . • , , chain is broken it *Uya broken— non. of Bnteln’e pr.i/nt royal Vote! Vot* because It ie your priceless! faml|, are -biredfr*''. That if, a* its critics **y. radio heritage. Vote because it Is your res|ronsibili t.v to yourself and your fellowmen. Vote be­ is "deader than vaudeville,*' whyare more home radio, still being P a** 4, Monday, October 22, lllfTtfl cause it lit your duty to future generations. sold than trievlsion sets? And don’t vote blindly—vote intelligent­ That the Average ehi'd at the ly! Inform yourself as to tbe fundamental age of one year ran tay dada, TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE mama and three other word*. This Blessed are the merciful, for they shall issues nt stake. Mnke up your own mind as It word more than him fath­ to which candidates sr« best equipped to er five obtain mercy.—Matt. 6.7. orgually utt?n during brerkOne way that is effected is by memory. meet these issues. fast. Thtt. according to th* American Rememlier—when you are In the voting I t is far from the only way, but memory ran cruelly pnnhfi the wicked. Memory Is oler- booth, no one can tell you how to vote. You Optomrtrir Assn., eye accidents In industry occur at the rate of two I n al Vote an a free man—not as a slave. a minute every working day. And VOTERS OF SEMjNOLE COUNTY • M M The tmdmfftMd Democratic nominee* for Seminole County public offices In the General Election on November 6, 1966, urge the votcre to eupt>ort the Democratic PBrty on the local, state and national level It ia our belief that only through tho election of e Democratic Congress and a Democratic administration con we maintain a voice In national affaire end reflect our views In government. Our own United Btatee Senators and Representative* from Florida, together with t h e i r colleagues from our neighboring states, occupy Important chairmemshlps nml positions on the influential committees of Congress. They likewise hold high positions within our own Demoaratle Party. Their voices, speaking for ue me our representatives, can beat be beared in Washington by tlie party of which they are members - tho Democratic Party. Senators Holland and 8mathera, Governor Colllne, Congressman Herlong and our >ia other Democratic Florida Congreaamen, have endorsed the nominees for the Democratic Party. We join them in urging the election of a Democratic administration and a Democratic Congresg In November, Jo this wey, and In this way only, do we have a chance to make our voicea feeariL M per cent are avoidable. FarmOfficials Keep Watchful EyeOn Prices, Markets I 'f T I By OVID A. MARTIN WASHINGTON UH-AdmlnlrlriHon farm officials are keeping a watchful *ya this fall on prices and msrkrti for agricultural produe ti. Their aim la to bo ready to act quickly to shore up marktti for any commodity which shows signs of weakening significantly. They already haeo a*t up ■ broader Hat Of price support and surplua disposal programs than at any lime she* President Etsrn bower look offer In IBU. Administration leaders make no boms about their sharp tolarest to developments In farm trs' mar­ kets. They lay K Is prompted tn s j large measure by a dmlrv to re­ fute Democratic campaign ehargrs (hat the GOP administration Is lagging ia an Interest tn tbe wetfar* of farmer*. . At tbe moment, administration afficlal* are keeping elmeit lab ‘ M markets for b o g s-* major source of fall Income in politically knportant mldweitrni states. * : Hog price* have recovered some•• what from last year, largely boraute farmers raised fewer pig*U st week they averaged about 110.04 a hundred pound* In eight Midwestern markets, or about • per rent higher than year ear­ lier. Government buying usually has the effect of bolstering price* be­ cause It reduces supplies available for consumer*. The government hai already entered market* for lard for the declared purpose of adding strength In hog market*. The administration has been buying eggs and lurksy* for sev­ eral weeks In an attempt to boost poultry return* It similarly la buying hamburger meat to help cattle prie*a and plums, cabbage, and sweet potaloer to aid veget­ able and fruit growers. The decision to buy *gga and turkeys waa a reversal of policy because Secretary of Agriculture Benson had refused In previous years to onter markets for these products on the argument that gov­ ernment buying would give prires an unwarranted boost that would atnrt to encourag* continued over production. Tho lard, eggi, turkoy, ham­ burger sod fruits and vegetable* are being turned over to tbe gevemment sponsored school lunch program and to charitable Institu­ tions. Tho department Is pushing a program for tbe diversion of aurplus potatoes Into stsreh. flour and Uveitork feed. Under this pro­ gram. growers get govirnment subsidies of SO coots ■ hundred pound* on table stock poll too* diverted from regular potato IAWKA BROUGHT UNDER PROTECTION - FORT LAUDERDALE UR—Th* - florid* flam * sad fresh Water rish Commit'** yesterday brought £tO hawks under protection from mluntert. t It said sharp skinned sad keep­ e r hawks, one* considered s nul-m ac*, bare proved valuable a* a Tistural mean* of preserving the £*UdUf* b ell*** * As for kUo bowks, Ik* eemmiic i o a Mid, there w i k «aly about pair of three B rett Florida In another stop to bolster potato L td *. A prices, the department kai renew­ *ttw fei re t rely email res Ur, set ed import regulations aimed at uRber is m r, sad further gunning restricting Imports. 4 *ould hasten their extinction. It also Is ssopersUag with other agencies of the government to di­ vert ealtlr from Southwestern drought areas to farms and ranches In Mexico. The exportimport bank has loaned Mexico five million dollars for purchisr of such cattle. Thli program la designed to help keep cattle from overloading domestic markets and forcing prices downward. Team* of Mexican buyers began moving into Texas, New Mexico and Arlrona this week to start purchase*. tn moves to strengthen markets for dairy product*, the govern- m*nt ha* disposed of virtually all ill surplus stock* of ehrei# and dried milk. Most of these products were donated for wrlfarc use at homr and abroad ami l<> the school lunch program. A year ago, the department held ■ full monlh's extra supply of butler. Farmers’ fall pockelbooka are being helped through the pay­ ment of 261 million dollars for participating in the new soil bank program this year. Under this program, producer* get subsidies for taking a part of their allot­ ted arres out of the production of surh r.iri>tu« crops a* cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco, n r* and peanut*. lA P F -A -D A Y DOUGLAS STENSTROM for State Senator. 87th District *' MACK N. CLEVELAND, JR .fo r State Representative Seminole County, GORDON ,V. FREDERIC for State Representative, Seminole County, 0 . P. HERNDON for Clerk of the Circuit Court * J . L. HOBBY for Sheriff MARY E. EA RLE for County Assessor of Taxes JOHN L. GALLOWAY for Tax Collector RA\ BURN 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. .8. HOMER LITTLE for County Commissioner, District No. 5. THEO AULIN for Justice o f the Peace, District No.3. GEORGE A. K E LSE Y for Constable, DistvictNo. 3. W. HUGH DUNCAN for Justice of the Peace, District No. 4. J . Q. (SLIM) GALLOWAY for Constable, District No. 4. HOMER SEW ELL for Justice of the Peace, District No. 6. ,W. A. LEW IS for Constable, District No. 6. • IM. Keg taw s beStt. to. wstt <*m, "Operator, will you stop telling me to dial my nuaiber over egsin!’’ ~ (P ol Ad. fp p M o n d s a d H M VW I f fim too to County D m ocntto ft a m t h n C o n ) JL A. BtOMmor, Bog retary-Treeiurer * •; -• * # *• f r . •v �TTTK SA N F O R D T T R R A tP M ott, Oct. 22, 1056, P » * e 5 Two Film s Shown A t Thursday Meet O f Lutheran L a d ie s S o c ia l fcvsw lA Conning The News Try This One *» \mniM .\ CONN The monthly luncheon of the 'i wive* of VAH-11 was held Thursday at the B O. Q. Hostesses were g roll) Brubaker and June LuDatle. J The table arrangement of garden flower* v*a» made by Polly with E blotsomt from her own garden. k Bridge w it played on the porch, | following the delicioua luncheon of creamed chicken. Attending S were VI Mtldr-hn, Ann Bear, Belt) | Etna inky, Spook Hook, Pat Hanten. Virginia Dcremigio. Bert Bura9 holder, Jean Rovsl, Marva Wood, j Millie Snee. Joan Fellini, Bun, " :e (Jr,*nJ>* s »dlc Now*, end Ellen Co.?“ ,W.' , . ™ m , a r u« ,.v „ ... ■ounce that she will again be having beginner’* bridge at her hoiite on Mellonvillc. The time will bo Wednesday moniihg from len to twelve. Polly teacbei the V J will be attached to VAH 9. They have come from Millington, Tcnn. Betty and Charle* MacBratnic have bought the yellow home tn Grove Manor They have two boy*. Kevin and Shaun. Betty ha» had a gieat deal of experience in stage management, and ii very Infereited in theatre work. Pcrhapt we can help Bottle and Francis Roumillat reopen the Little The* lrC, Ruth and King Hodge, have a* their aunt Ruth * father Mr A r.arrett' of Wtlliam.burg Viri K,„u. Urt< Garrett **«, unable to set • « *r at this time, but will be . ............................ .. , 0n. Mr*. Volie William* Jr. gave a ■offre in her home in Grove Man­ or Thursday morning, and nicely Included the Navy wive* BIQL.V-NT STUFFING IN RAKED SHRIMP Here'* a luxurious way to serv* ,hrinip! Stuff butterfly tty la w)Ul , p(l)uint mUlurr of ricf> . . , tho»’Pc J '"uihrooma. green per and pimienlo. By vtutfmg the shrimp, one pound »ertei five *'* generously '■ The stuffing fo. the shrimp is made of a wclt*ea*oned mixture o(J tw ,LtJ1 rice, onion, pimiento •“ ,tl aucculcnt mu»hroom». Thl* •“* '« " * «* I’1* ' " 1 «*«*“ “ ,hf b* lvV of spilt shrimp. Dry brc»H rrumbf ,prinktef , oV" ,hr , , . . Vv**-o ^isiL-v^rl;r Cfc',nl INGREDIENTS I 1 3 cups wafer .. . OPEN HOI SK \\D ALTI 'IN VI.-TEA given hjr the D.-Hary Woman's club at the civic center Friday afternoon. All women uf Deltary were'invited to the occasion, with .Mrs Alonio McCalh-y and Mr*. Joseph Meehani at the tea tables. Music was piovnlrd by C'ooper-Grrgoiy of Orlando, From ted to right: Mr*. Alonso McCaltcy, Mbs Beatrice TVson, president; Mr*. Harry ftrlls-i. vice president, Mr*. Talman Van Ar»da!r, aectrtary : Ml* Ruth Magnuwn, Mr* I'rire Gowlion, Mr*, llcndiy Lasher, Mm . Sydney Wilke*, Mrs Kwald Mlehelsen, Ml*. Janie* Living Ion am] Mr*. Joseph Meehan. (Staff photot I x'Vun^neJokrd white Wifeof New Golf Pro Has Many Interests; Likes All Sports Schodules Varicd Mrs. Bill Southward «ho»e<l tut of a *erie* of three Him*. "What the Rlhle saw about MU*t«w«* and "What Other* Did About Mis slon*" at Thur»dsv*s meeting ol the ladles Aid Society of the Lu­ theran Church of the Redeemer, which *■< held at 7:30 p m, ni the Church The other film wit be »howti at the next meeting. Mr*. Henry Thur*l«n prrtidel over the buiines* meeting and committee report* were given. It wa* decided that the mem­ ber* of the Ladle* Aid would be bo*le»»e* for a «upper for church member* and friend* to be »ervrd at the church. Thursday Oct. 23, at fi p. m Mr*. Jam r* Ekrrn announce*! that a new book "The Link*' by Marjorie A, Clark ha* been purchased for the church library and reminded member* that the *o book* were available for cheek­ ing out. It m< decided that a bake sale would be held in front of Sear*, a date in November to be set later. After the htiiinr** meeting a white elephant vale wa* held, followed by refreshments served to Ik member* and three guests by the h<**tr**c« Mr*. Jerry- Sen* karik and Mr*. Rill Southward. m u T kl'nd'1 ,h' gue*l* n'‘i* hbo,b<^ d lovrl* An>»"«-«etlh* .1 ,tablespoon butter or margarine W estsidc Carnival m»»l kind oT*her^to^donata of her to donate \her many at thi» . hip,.M. chw}Dj..i Scuing fre*h fruit rup as ■ hou.e and time In teaching begin- i.qualntcd affair" were Skip HorJ S e t ! flr«t rotliwe or a de*lsrtT Ellher ner*. or those who wish lo brush rel. Don* Franciuo, Spook Hook, way, it will t*»to o.*|'ecially c*s<d » ^ u p on their bridge. Anyone who Belly MaeBralnie. Marilyn For- L tablespoon* chopped canned if It •uirouml* scoops of *—d» Tile "future pro" t*no t* duei associated with a national msur Events, A ctivit ies . u Uu, ' ikc *" e»f»* nuy *PI>C4r re«t. Katie Cuntminga, Ru»ty Lille- mu»hroomi slid le t. I A fish p«ml, duck pond, cake to arrive sometime next month ante company. "*'Jne»day inorning. I.a*t year bo and Ruth Hodge*. * Ity ADDIE PRE\ \TT All lyp«« of s|mr1s interest lht« walk, emintry »tore, white eleH l f ‘»u“,c ■ ttw girl* "took le* sons. Don't "foVgetto make re*erva- i v i ' i ^ b C ' l I b T f ^ h o r T S e n 1‘ ‘ bP m* " ’ ‘" ','rr*‘ ‘r lhc, ll,r, . . , . , . . Mr. and Mr* Cadcr Hart, Mr. " »»'* ‘“ b y are enjoying the many Hon. for the Halloween r*n y thawedi lumbo .hrimts of Mr* M ,rl" ‘ 4r' J «no- “ l,r of bdy. but her turtlcular favor,le. phant .ale and a rummage .ale bridge parties for which the Navy Saturday Oct 2*lh There w'll be ’ ,r P lhr Pr<t * ’ 'b y fa ir Inn Conn- are horseback riding, swimming are a few of the eieot* that an.l Mr* W L. Seig. Mr*. Tommy wive* urc sofamou*. adcliriou* dinner of r..a.inrimr >.fril, rn!‘,'r r s |rl* hoiieefl. lr) c,ub ' ‘" ,l lhr' h* ' e ni’ ‘m l dialing, and although she a* will he fealurrd at the Weitsidc McUinJ r . Mr* T W. Pre all, Agroup ofSlation wives met rib*,and ill lhr trimmings be- .hiimo (thawed* X prcf.fence a* they roolt rat e a yet 1. not t.n. arlt*e in goll she* School Halloween Carnival which \tr»Lestrr Harper, and Mr*, at the home of Della lLbbard in .H r. .lanrine i ** .. female pro a* easily a* a male Just teaming the game- *lw* hopes I* tn be hrtd on Saturday, Oct Merle Sumnw*r*ill attendrd the Winter Park Thu’ ay o r . i e n'o-h w ilb e T , n n \ >* ' T ™ * a v . The Carfagno, arrived ,n San- smn.dav lo b e able to break par 27 .1 S p m Mapli.t Convention ,n Oak 11.11 inu .day for a de- Rooth. will bt ief_up In the TV Abodl I eup dry white bread ^ „„ , hp , . |h w,„ m#k(, Shp , Uo an , vM , „ M.ball fan. There will he hot dog*, ham la-l week lightful luntheon of fruit «aiaij. room, with amusement*, including numb* their quarter* at the Country and in addition count* sewing a* burgers, cake, coffee and cold Mr, and Mrs. Paul Sackctt and d itre were two tables of brilge. isricature’* drawn by Polly Rru- (| 3 rup of bought breaded Club where they are w * II pleased one of her furemotl hobble* drink* sold In Ihe cafeteria ami family have returned home after i I laying were Muriel Hiwkiti*. biker, and fortune* told by Die *hnmp are u*cdi with the three room apartment Tin* i» not Mr* Catfagius’* first the country »torc will feature gro- .[vending a week in New York, Bra Hamrick, Doi Leaiy, Sally mystery lady. Thereason she * '» eup milk provided for them. Introduction to Florida, a* *he eerie*, plant*, homemade Jam* Mike Rotunda ha* returned to Love, Joy, Webber. Carol Couk inch a mystery i* brrau>e we t» leatpoon black pepper Mr*. Carfagno i« a native of «prnt her honeymoon In Veru and jellie*. am! needlework Korea after ‘pending 30 ilav* here Geneva Quicker! and Hie hoite**, havrn't found her yet. If any one '• teaspoon garlic salt KUrabelh. N J . and attended Reach and fell in love with It I Also there will he candled ap- with hi* parents, Mr. and Mr* Geneva won first, and Della, low. |* adept at this art please volnn- I tablespoonWoree»tcfchire Henrdirtmr Academy, which l< then, although at that time, she pie* sold and several ride* are Mike Rotunda. Newcomer* in loan— Ralph and leer to help u* out Anyway, the sauce situated In a small town Ju*t out- said, she never dreamer! shed be •rhrrlulrrl Mr and Mr* WieboUR Friend* will be sorry lo learn Maria Levi have moved into 127 party will be * lot of fun whether 1 lable*poons melted butler ot tide Elisabeth She wa* formerly *o lucky a* to he nuking her will tv no hand to take pictures of the nmfortune of little Danny t alslina Drive with their three lit- you rome in costume nr not. Your msrgsrtne permanent home in Ihe "Sun 'of the children In their coiftime*. Si mmer*ill of rutting hi* knee He girl*. Rslph la a North Ameil-junit rcptc.en'aiive his tickets METHOD: Put th* water, salt thine Stale " severely, can Aircraft representative, and now! and rice In a 2-quart saucepan. She had nothing but nice things Mr. and Mrs W. 1, Seig, Mrs. ------------ — Bring fo a vigorous boil. Turn the to say ahoui Sanfonl and, more John Maxwell. Mr*. T W. Prevail, heal as low- as possible. Cover especially, the p*'ople here, say­ Mr*. Lester Harper. Mr*. Merle with s Rd and simmer over thl* ing that everyone hail hern “very SummersilL and Mr* I’ailrr Hart low heat H minute* Remove the By HELEN SMIDGItAS.s Biendly and nice 1 attended Ihe WMH meeting Thur*saucepan from the heat and Iravr Mr. and Mrs Harry rhrm.p h,,1fo^', * ?■>» h ,W> •“ Ul day held at the Strteoii Pliutch in MUNDAT , The Rev. Fred Ensminger will ,hf lid nn 10 w*Tl‘,r‘ lh' spent the lay Rund.v at E.u Gat ' _r ,J,pe f* tie Land ty wtu-n they arc a* mu- a* the There will be ■ Week Day Kind cunducl the morning devotions r,rr rool(G inc,‘ ,hr 1 tablespoon lie wrdh friend*. Mario Carfagno* ergarten at Use First Prevbyter- ovrr VVTIIR. Sanford, at * 30 « m bu,,rr ur margarine in a small Mr. and Mca. John E«il i Hgt.it Un Church Itom 9 00 through The Pad Noble Grand* or lhr »*ucepan Add lhr oninr and and family of Jai k^onville «prnt 12:00 p m, Seminole Rcbrkah Lodgr will inert Sffrn pepper Look, stirring ofNew Brownie Troop Saturday night v*rn her patent-, The Boy Bcout* of the Fir»l w,|b Mr* D C. Howard, 1103 Oak rationally, until almost lender. Mr. and 3tr* liarv er L. Dunn. To Be Invested Presbyterian Church will meet in Ave. at I p. m fmu Mt>» Ruth Gouuw n celebrated the Scout Hearn St 7.00 p.m. | Thr Anna Mlltrr Circle will * « ? , , . ?L thr . l E The nrw Brownie troop, tindrr her 13th birthday "e.lnp*(f,*y with Dr and Mr* Harr* Woodruff the leadership of Mr*. Fred Meif The Sunbeam* and G. A.*a or »l ^ b * ' 1 P- "» * rp ,fndfr .S ,ir. in h , , Pc T . a party at hr* home Refresh attended the Immernming at FSU W lhe Fleet Baptist a u r .h will meet „ WEDNESDAY Prepare the shrimp U breaded ment* of rake, ice cream .and Murray, 'wit! hold it* investiture at 3:M p.m. The Y.W.A.’e will 11ie G,tl !icou,• of *he Fir*t »hrirnp are not *rd Shell and punch wcie served Ou: of town Ihi* weekend where Iheu daugh­ service on Tuc*d*y. thef. 23 at ter. Elizabeth. I* a freshman mret at am l,re*byterian Churrb will mret at drvein the fre»h or frozen guest* attending were: Shir'ey 3:30 p m at Holy Cross Epiaco.. i M ‘ * .... 3:30 pm. at the Church ithawedl shrimp, bu leave the pal Church All mothers and Orcvvm and Laylun G o om u tr..u Mr ind Mr, w \ Glamt At 9.00 p n . in DrLanJ their Thp J||gh y>ltow»hip Re ‘*'1 P 'fff 0" s Pl'* 'he *hrlmp in friend* of the girl* are invited Seville Mrs Eva. i ohrn. Hand.I the weekend in Allanl.r. Ga will be a Baptist A**oci»tional frP4tl0n nf ,he pjm ]»rrpb>ta>*tan half lrnglhwi*e, butterfly fathion lo attend. and t atherim' I oh*m of Seville.1 Bur.day School meeting. Churrh will meet at the Church l»P ,lr*t tn ,h*’ 1 lahlespoont of Alma and Roy Smith uf Pirr*on Mr* Will lam Stephen*, the fur VFW Po*f 3212 will meet a! at [:iii p ni. rnsllc, then In Ihe bread crumb* and Mr. and Mr*. Henry IL>yd aril mrr Ml*t Ann Itahurn. I* in town t p m at the American Legion The Mid-Week ILble Hour will s* ' r ,he remaining cnirnhs. Ar- children uf ilrlanilo Band Assn. Meet visiting her parrnl* Mr and Mr* Hut tm eonducted by Res. A G. Mehr' * ‘,r'1 'hrlrnp on a piece The many friend* of Mis* Jan M L. Italxirn Wlule here her THE KMPIItK SIMIOUKTTK There will be a meeting of the Tha KnlitfM Men « Wi\f« Club j nnif| |»a,|or uf lhr Tint l*rcibyfrf*«ed alumunum foil plarrd Sarvrr wl»h for her a speedy iewii: meet at I p. in at the V. ter Ian Church at 7:3** pm. Rand Association tonight at B p. Oistlngiilshea Ihe “lipallek” red ,,n%" UrK» baking sheet. Press covery and liupe she will be up baby daughter. Sue. will undergo minor surgery, after whlrh they S O. to make plan* for the Halm. in the Rand Hall at Seminole wool roat with diagonal weave The Chancel Choir will rehearse r**b *PG‘ shrimp flat, anil around soon will remain (or about two weeks iuween Party on Saturday, Off. at First Prevbytenan Churrh at High School, pre e led by a Board - from llatry Freehlel'a fait After the rice cooks, ilir In Mr*. Kliiabrib Fowlr* ant Mti before returning lo the it home >7. at the E. M. Huh at N. A. 5. 7:30 p m. meeting at 7:30 p. in. All parents ,-ullection. II I* high-betted auvd the '* tup of milk. Cook, stirring, Bert Whit* uf Urnimuf Bearn, ai d buckled at the boeom line. in Pen*acola Thi Friend'hip league of the are urged to attend, There will be a Week Day Kind­ over a low heat until the milk I* Mtv* flarrir' Trur.ihull and MlCongregational Christian Church ergarten at the Ftr*t Presbyter­ absorbed. Stir in the black pep K ih Trju ibil. of .Vinter Park Mr and NIr» W. A. ladder will meet at 2 p m at the home per. gralic. salt. MorcrMrrshire of Mr* Wiliam llrinburh on ian Church from 9 oo through sauce and the green pepper mis- and Mr* \ la Mrltae uf II r r pg are hark home after a two month 12 n0 p m. ham Mich and Winter Park weir (ullr „f yolir j|lr European eouii Route 17 92 Prayer Meeting will be held at ,,irr luncheon gur ti of Me* Ann, IM trie* TUESDAY t i h g k r e r nr.D r c r l a p Stuff each ahrimp with the rice Glas* and Mi*v Dun* Fabet Fri The Francis Horton Circle of 7 30 pm. at the First BaptWl TWEED COAT with Tleirot mixture placing it over and be­ Church. At 413 p.m. the Sunday da* Mr* Eowle* » il 'lr White Mr. ami Mr* E. II Randall the F n it Raptl.t Church will meet side buttoning, ha* original tween the split »hnmp. Covrr i.illrtf on Mr and Mr* M II have returned from their sum et the home of Mr*. J. W Carter Cabinet will meet. styling, smart and good for all with the rr«t of the bread crumb* lty«n later in Lie afternoon. The Rev. Fred Entmingrr will 1101 W. ?0th St at 7:3n >, m. riler home near Waynesville, N. C. winter daytime wear* with purchost Pour the 3 tablespoons of melted Mr. and Mr* Gene Hitchcock of The Fxlclie t'la*« of the First conduct the morning devotions butter or margarine over each logw ood enter! ur<d Mr. aid ovrr WTHR. Sanford, at I 30 a. Baptist Church will meet at Ihe of Htw stuffed shrimp, ; Mis. E. W. Jone* v :lh dinner at home of Mr*. J . P. Whitaker. 403 m. THURSDAY Place baking sheet In a prr thr .Coach House, "-an Juan Hole, We*l Eigthteenth Street, at S:00 The Intermediate Choir of the heatrd 400'f oven for II to 24 Orlando on Fr J.t; p in. with Group No. One, Mta. J . A. Yates, chsirmin! as host- Flr<1 Baptist Churrh will rehearse minutes. at 7.00 p. m. and the Adult Choir This recipe makrs 3 to 4 *erv rsshs. ings allowing 3 shrimp to a sen The Pilot Club will hold Its at 4:00 p. m. The Brotherhood of the Fir*t ing. v. regular business meeting m Ihe Yacht Club at 1.00 p m, at Rapist Church will have their *1 which lime the district governor. monthly supper and program pierl i Mr*. Marie Gleason of Ocala, will mg at 2:00 p m. Mr. E E Final Plans Made make her official visit Pnor to Rrarh. Assoclalional Brotherhood lhr butiness *e*aion a dinner hon­ Prrsidrr.t will speak on a JW) For O fficia l V isit oring Mra. Gleason will be nc!d mile tour of Mexico. We Are Now Open Fur The Rev. Fred Ensminger will A C C n in n ifn r v at (.30 p m., also at the Yacht conduct Ihe morning devotions V I U t J U i g n i T O r y Club. Seminole Chapter Number ’ ft There will be a Week Day Kind over WTRR, Sanford, at 4:30 a Business AFTKH Kxtcnsivc E S. held their regular meeting ergarlen at the Fir*t Pre*byler- m. . Cub Scold Pack Ten will meet Thursday night at Ihe M»*nnlr inn Church from 9.00 through P a y t fo r you r h c o f ir l at 7 30 p m. at the 3lethisdift |Temple. Mr* P I! Wyatt, Wor12:no p m. Alterations: Church. thy Matron presided Final plan* Automatic O l $*ver batanc** The Brownie Scouts of the First Oct. 20 jffutlm u tu rt #1 c»«ry i*tt>nga FRIDAY w«re made for Ihe official ti«i( % Presbyterian Church will meet in tliry E«r!e iiv d up lo oo odl And The Married Young Teople of of the Worthy Grand Matron, Mr* the Youth Building at 3:00 p m. Joe II baker temoux Lo* OuH Burntr do#i the Aral Baptist Church will have Ethel L. Dodaon. Mr*. Do«1*on will The Pioneer Fellowship and Re- a Training Union Party at 6 30 he in Sanford, Octotier 27, Geprgr Well* Currie Mtosy * ith b ird c#rban-*f»rreation of the First Presbyter­ p. m, Mr*. W. D, Hofmann itejd, bums it fer f wirmlhl fur. her meeting. All mrmher* are Discount For ian Churrh will meet in the . ’-• Mrs J. A. Cunningham The Rev. Fred Ensminger will invited. Youth Building from 4 00 pm rondurt the morning delations On. 21 K t o p s flo o r s w a r m , The Chapter room via* beauti­ through 4:00 p m. Johnny Cullum 7/ \ \ spreads comtoit #*frywiher#l Tiisli vt Cany oier WTRR. Sanford, at J 30 a fully decorated with bright Aut­ The Men of the First Presby­ m. on. :: p | luinate type i>e*t e<changumn Irave*. I.ater delirious re­ W i t h D ir e t t io n a ir terian Church will have their »f, e*t>a taiga radtaloi and top Mr*, lint m i * M T l’RDAT freshments were served with a monthly dinner meeting in the Mrs Joe K Raker Biowir, its the biggest gnu# put all the heat into your The R A » of the Kirst Raptisl Halloween motif by Mrs. Rnbtrt Edu> alinnul Building at 7:00 p.m. Church will meet at the churrh Prurifoy and Committee. Troy Ray comfort buy on the mar* hom».%Or* ItCCfB heating areal ^ On the program will be Mr. Larry at 9:30 a. m Col. Paul Chesterson ket! Act ROM while you m Jnnea and Judge Houiholdrr. Chapter Two, O. E. S will AS LOW AS SAVE $20!, v \ The Unity d a is will n ret at meet at thr klasonic T'triple 4 p. m in Ihe Valdes Hotel, with NOW SHOW I.Nf; the Rev Josrrhine SturWai Geneva Enterprise News Calendar (p Q A A D Jw h Directionair Blower 1956 To Our Friends and Customers folemt rOil Heater fhaf can give a } Week’s Free Heat I each monthI Hoopy Birthday J ! 15% Pickup and Delivery Iracher. The Public ls invited The Rand Association of Seminote High School will meet at 1 P m. In the Rand Hall. This will he preceded by a Board meet­ ing at 7 10 p. m. PRAIRIE LAKE O PEN LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS • 4:34 JA M E S S T E W A R T D O R IS D A Y aizw a 8 MODELS...' If You Prefer 1 2 :1 5 I choice ot decoratot finish- J to heat one room or/ es a whole home. LANEY $8 50 Prr Month Hurry 1 $20 Savings Expires Dec. 1st. HtTOtCOCO 17DGB LHIGUh' PH> 1**11 *'MAh TH E YEARLING At 7:40 ONLY TOM tntl JERRY Cartoon Carnival » P i(CmCOiCa FKATI'REA * Tits * 9:34 “DOLLAR V CAR NIGHT" G2BE8 DRY CLEANERS E. H. LANKY OWNER W A «N imtiiijit•HtlTldHim *tmlS* wwmt Ml'MHIMn J [ m i lildf------ -.vr. o »•*»rn W I t • M*»•'** I1». <4If 1!imidllt F E A T U R E — l:3 I - 3 t 5 3 .n :2 7 .« :r .5 110 H. Second St. PLUM BING Phone Ifi5 /* �•* dc hsL Sanfatol dishaid J SPORTS Bowling N ew s Citizens: Help Recreation Dept. For City P W u p c t U/t , . « Cook Mlied L e ila * Bowling O ct U Jame* U .t Hefk'i R e t'High Three W L Tfim 2 1 fling Powell'* Office Supply 1 2 Warner Seminole Dry Clemen 2 1 Malone; Sanford Bowling Alley BY B. HL'GH ANALLY „ #. . . Cafe ___ 1 2 Hudaon Clyde* 2 1 Cook Friday night I was *•<- S*1* &•*! I l im y i Plumblnf Co. 1 2 Jamea d u st I wltAfiitd biU i Celery Cily Grill High Average ty to stop a imoolh runnift* nnl^eafue Mindinc King W thine; filled with pride and p.ly Tr. m Hall •a I witrhed boy* ahould be j»0%iei|i office Supply 14 llartwi on an Injury haneh try to do their j j tnrry plumbing Co 14 Hud*"team proud. Sal btrause 1 mew Hanford Howling Alley II Cook the Seminole* ronldn 1 hau won C|)dc, c , fe I the fame even if the/ bad been se,^,,,,!,, |)fjr Cleaner* 3 IS Mctrt 3 llighett Men in top condition. Celery City Grill 3 13 169 217 Cook Anyone would h i*" been to-ieh- High dame—Kilby 10) 3030 Hlng ed to *ee the fame it'i'u Jc cf me nigh Set—Cook ICS Hartwiek 13d boy*. Anyone would have felt High Average— Cook 2 llighett tt omen the tame 'shudder bad they teen I High Slagle Powell 149 Ihclr teammate placed In an am j[;ng Brits 147 butane* and liken to *oine un- Uolfrr Clancy 130 known holpital with tome un- \tjinnry H G Game Avg. • known hurt casting Min In ').* Hudton 186 Bowler* C’Pck 0 18 199 163 chaim of delirium. 0 19 198 160 I fait the *ama fut.'lsy that jt wm ( j Vc aboi- three year* Ring 2 18 192 136 the team muil have felt a*, one for <he gcmnole* to feel the ef- Har.wlck 4 12 179 134 by on* the key plaver wince 11 fec1I of , Junlor ,|!Ch football M*lon*y 4 12 186 134 to pain but kept falag btcaure pf0grlm |n (he meantime, what Gllslrsp 7 13 il l 149 there waa no one to take the.r w,u fan* do* >11 they cheer Powell i Hudson 9 184 14X Place. the team on, or will they turn a- Retl* » 18 192 147 AnJ I felt the *ame dread *>f galnit the coachr* and team and Foiler B. 10 11 203 145 another defeat a* da l the roaches say, "It's time for some change*' Whidlon 11 13 187 144 and the player*. We knew excuse* around here." Clark 12 3 162 142 would only cate the skarpntfs of It'* lime for tome change* 12 3 136 142 tho home folk*' long-wi alright! It'* tin * the so-called Borsdorf Haig 14 12 1(9 140 But I felt a ttlrnnr pride when c.tlicn* of Ihl* -onin.unity get Hall 14 6 134 144 I noticed tear* running down the, off their posterior* and gc; tome13 4 134 138 cheek* of tome of the pliyet*. thing done for tor community. Mrtigrr 16 11 174 134 They knew the neat play was go- livery town cumpairhle to ban- Chamblis* James 17 • 202 1JS lug around their cat. but theie ford hat a rrcrtalK Wi'l II • IU 134 w it nothing they could do about that contribute* 19 II 163 132 activity for their youth. Kerry W»rn«r It. Johnson If 3 144 132 Kilby 20 14 217 131 up hat a program of Sophomore* ard Junior* 21 11 139 130 wttb twice aa much experience »> activities that ttartt Lx the ele­ Clancy 21 3 >49 130 mentary school* and goes thtough Georg* Aike 21 19 131 129 hit tram waa building thl* year " the high school*. A»hley 21 14 136 129 More tb*n anything rite I waa 21 6 1(8 129 troubled berauto 1 knew the San­ inasmuch wmll reprr.enl* the only Corron 160 22 II 128 ford Seminole* wad.' never te organiiation trying to improve McMurray Bolger 23 11 163 127 competition in the Orange Belt Frivb# 21 2 129 124 Conference under the 23 13 143 Donat 121 rirrumitanrei. No l e a n - can 26 18 130 Fo»ter P. 123 wwiaaa w »m «> i v -i < m i iiu v u il m e * u * liw g 11 1 41 1 S •’U l D S i l 37 11 144 107 are yea >epcrat ng lh« team* Project. the (lingua waggling do- Tealo 39 12 114 104 eiperienc' •wlse. Ann L k o ca tho nothing* won't attand. of course. GOU k Harvey 99 42 • 119 Seminole* faced a: least because their absence will Sanford givegive 43 18 126 93 two more year* of this same 1them-elvrs something more to Da via Kampf 48 11 111 91 kind of drubbing. 1criticise sJ * '» * • * . t Ukt Stanley* place waa Bob Johnson, already on the doubtful Uit with a cracked finger. Early la the aecoad quarter Johnson reInjured his lag and was unable to run with the bail. But there was no substitute quirterback, and Johnson bad to call the rest of the game. The Seminole hopei were com­ pletely drown/o before tho enl of tko first half when Schtrard suf­ fered a sprained ankle. The rest waa futility. With both starting defensive ends on the aide I nea, Stanley cn hi* way to tho hoipital. and Jor.nion limping badly, the Melbourne Bulldogs bad a fir Id diy around the Semlno'o ends. Almost all their yardage and acorc* came from the outside plays. Late in the first quarter the Bulldogs found the Seminole weakness, and by the second quar­ ter they ran unmercifully and al­ most at will to the outside. Carl Meyer. Bulldog quarter­ back, made it a one man route in the second quarter as he took a Sanford pun^ md circled end far 3k yard* and s touchdown, circled end again for then yard. and hit •front score after setting up the Tt) by scooting around the ends, and pasted to llilly Stroud for the third score to rip otf th ■ 2J po.nt second period tearing spre". Sanford mas able only lo .low down the Bulldog* in the ito n d Things have been popping at half as movt cf the defensive bur­ den fell on the shoulders of Edd.e Barbour. Barbour played a spark­ a dally visitor ling game, but the excellent rram tho second play of Ik* gam# tba Sanford Sembcle* war* on the skids. It waa a downward journey for tho reit of tho game, and tho Seminole* w en crashed 33 7 by Melbourne, throo time champion of tho Oracga Balt Con­ ference In aa many ytar*, Friday night In 'Melbourne The Seminole* Jumped to an •arly lead, when Bob Jobnaon pit ched-out to Phil Brrd. and ByrJ pane* to Brantlay “Cboo-Chco" |Schtrard in a breatntaking raxtle 111 daule play that can led 47 yard* 1(3 and a score. Ronnie Giles talent* J toe aJded the extra point, but 432 hat was all for the haggard Seminole*. 4 SOS Both drfenslv* end* for the 473 Seminole*, Murray Nance and 36! Tom Brown, were mv the tnjjry 401 ll*t and were unable to tee action. On the second plav ot the game 160 U Stanley mine a beauCfa tac 140 le. but caugh* a knee in the head 130 ha: sent him ta the 'loipdvl with II* a leriout but not critical con­ 189 cussion. 131 The only other quarterback to 3 L*%•• Bulldogs Crush Seminoles 33-7 Things Popping As Golf Lessons Gef Under Way In the thirl quarter the Semi­ with a 72—that's only two over nole* went on the warpath for th* par George and Audrey Speer are but * ' r<’ untb!* ,0 newcomers to the iport of tho overcome the'r handicap to mus ter a icoring punch They pene­ trated to ‘he Bulldo-; It befuc "**ip going around, they enJor- losing the ball on downs The Bull­ dogs took over and marched 81 d themselves. Carl Vest enjoyed Mario's com- yards behind the brilliant tunning of Meyer for another score Eddie Sanford more pleasant Wood capped the drive for the every day, and considers Km- •core by circling end and going for seven yard* to the goal line. community. The final ta'ly csm i at the Beginning classes in golf are at- hand! of Meyrr. who capped off another Melbourne drive by cir­ cling end for 78 yards and a score Carl Morin, Barney Corbin, and Meyer all made substantial gains around the ends, but wert chilled through the line. THE YAKtMrnn* M#lh#*.inc Speaking of Women's Golf, the Hanford I first downs 20 seder Tournament w i l l b e 64 rushing yardage 27J so palsing yardage 123 * winner amt a runnerMS pais#* 6 18 1 passe* intercepted 1 ry isdics, but you can't deride 6 33 punt* 2-28 3 what three score cards to hand 2 fumbles lost 2 in after you play. If you want 2j GO yards pcnalued your score to count, you mu*t have Individual Yardage the card attested by Mario be­ Sanford: Schirard 13. John On 10; fore you tee off. Wednesday the women will Warner I ; Byrd 6; Goemhebl 3 have a luncheon at the Country Melbourne: Meyer 127; Corbin 33; Club. /4hout 40 of our locals are Morin 39; Wood 29; Williams 3. Score by Periods expected to he n«i hr*-* Oct. 7* will Le a special day lanford ................... T 0 0 0— 7 0 20 6 7—33 during the Kav-urr *-u i.......... Melbourne ___ The women will have a tvso ball S a n f o rd Scoring; T ourhdown— n ask tournament— just a little Schirard (47, pas* and run) PAT— Giles (plirrm rnt) touch of Hallowren Melbourne Scoring: Touchdown*— Skills t-cooked rawshrimp Meyer 3 (36 yd. punt rein.; 3 yd fpeelrd anil destined) in butt*r, run; 28 yd run) Mruud (13 yd rhlli power and cruthod garlic. Cats from Meyeri MW| (7 yd run) Serve with french bread fur dunk­ PAT— Meyer 2 'placemen's) Stroud (pat* from 3lt-ycri ing. m i n i ON THE MINTS . I’hll Byrd (JO) Intercepts pan intrr.del for Bill Archer (SO) and rct-Jir.. It II yinl* Boh John** n |J?5| « i i alio covering Arrher, tn<l Bob Liltle (35) I« coming In lo b.ock Out Atvhi-r H* r.r.ir ll.i C lf i iv ihr p:.iy. ______________ _ _ ________________ Stanley Suffers Lyman Falls Before Concussion Friday Bishop Moore 9-0 Condition Belter A! Stanley it retting well after the concussion suffered during the Melbourne game Friday rich! Hwa» taken to the hospital In Mel­ bourne Friday night Saturday hi* condition was reported ta be Improved and he had regaintd consciousness. Sunday he was cognizant of hit surrounding* and wit taken home Ihwtor* said hit conclusion wat severe but n< t crit­ ical and the Injury was sustained in the area of the frontal lobe*. There was n«> ajiparent fracture He will require complete real (- r a few- more days under clots’ in­ spection of a physician What wat Al * react! n to it all? He was anfcry that the Seminolrs lost the game, and said " I could have *t«pps-d thoil el I rani." lit* was optimistic about his recovery and sail hr ua* anx­ ious to get hark to *ch>.<.>| an t foot­ ball. After the nevt few day* of sur­ veillance the dorti r mine whether or not Al will sec action for the Seminalc* again. Panthers T ic Hungerford 6-6 Overconfident Gioom* Aewifrm? met fired up Ifunccrford of Win­ ter Park Friday nMit In ||urp<-. Shepherd field, and It took ,-.li the Panthers could mutter to | :i the game out of the fire and c-mr out with a 6 6 deadlock la-strr Sears put the Mr. rr I'srl team out front and i* vi>* r i»’i for the rest of the way. The de­ fensive unit of Hungerford re­ pelled every scoring attempt ur. til the last of the fame. It wat the most unimpressive outing for tho Panthers this sea­ son. Tdw- l.yyian Greyhound* carne^ The outstanding Greyhound de­ out on top in everything hut point* fense was spearheaded by David Bedwlne, Ralph Burning. Kt-n Millas they fell ao before a rcvitalued s»r. Pete Van Horn, and Jim Hop­ Bishop Mo..re squad Saturday night kins. at Harper-Shepherd Field In Winter The Hornets sec ring punch v*« sparked by Paul Mustante and Park. The score-conscioua Hornets, un­ DeVoe. Bishop M«ore now* ha* a J 1 able to p«nrtrate the bruiting Greyhound defense for a scoring season and the Greyhounds have a 3 2 record. Both trams are tn-& punch, called on the talented toe dependents. * of quarterback .Mike DcYoe to Tilt: YARDSTICK b‘*>t the Hornet* Into the scoring Lyman Bishop Moore It column by a 13 yard field goal in 13 First Downs 71 133 ... Rushing Yardsg* the second quarter. 16 Fatting Yardage 3) The Greyhounds, making deep 6-3 5-t _ _ Pane* allcmpti-d penetration* In every qjarter, were 1 Raises intercepted by unable to go the final yards and 5-29 Pun’, i ___ 1 47 wrrr blanked <>ut by the Hornets. 2 Fumble* Uvst _ _ * In the final minute* of the game 4s> 39 Yard* pcnalltrd . the Hornets slipped through lot Individual yard/ye; I vantage again, and again didn't Lynisp--Fambro (111: Hopkinv let a scoring opportunity (lip (33); S(evcat (IS ); Judah IS); through iheir hand*. On a fourth Barwitk i lit). Bishop .Moore—Musa nle »J7>; down attempt, DeVoe llippei a tune-yard aerial to right end Jay Nila (2); DrYn* (6); Baccarncy (91; Elbe ()7) Barry fur the final score. Score By Period* Lyman _ 0 0 0 0— 9 BOOR TLTtXS T o t.OLF Mithop M»or* 0 3 0 d — 9 BRIDGEPORT. Conn. (Al'i — Bishop Monro *rnrlng- Touch­ Bill Boor, a former Yale placekicking star. ha. turned to gulf down— 'V '* "-:. Bvrry , , 7 . , <9.' EP*** "!? from ' T " I>e*_ ® and S . .. .. u n t professional , t *««>• T»H — 1 - P .\ s« ( , ! . f the Brooklawn Country Club hsre. \lt('\RO HATCH IIOM) RULER OVER NASHUA Kl.lMONT. N.Y. (API—Eddie Arcar >. whu has ridden both Nat' u.i vrj lloij Ruler for Tramrr Jim Fitssimmon*. rates II -ol.l Ru­ ler j belter prospect than Nashua o f course, Arrsro is ruling Hoid Ruler on hit early season furni at a 2 year-sild. Nashua is now four. Ilumldlty nffrrta th# moisture content ot Hour: yeast-brsvided recipes usually take this Into ac­ count by catllni: for an apptuximate amount of flour. O. I). Farrell 310 K. F lM For IU tears (Ilia store ha> consistently observed Ui# fol lowing hours; )) rrk day s 9 a. m to 6:13 p. m Salurdats 9 a. m. tn 7:30 p. m C1u«ed from 7:30 p iw. Saturday until 9 a. m M'O- FARRELL'S A rcade Package STO R E . * t MOO t IlOO CARItlKS T1IB MAIL — Brantley “Choo-Choo" Rchlrard in».., t th# firvt score of the Rnme Friday night In Meibourre as he travel* for 47 ya.-vls to complete th# ratal# dante manturrr wkun Johnson pitched out to Byrd who in turn pasted to Schtrard. Kchiraril ran over Carl Myers (71. on ground by refer##) when Myrr attempted lo aidetrack hint. , u jI w n a : a ro se n eed s t o sta y h e a l t h y ! rou ti u us 'T T Now it’s easy lo l your rosea lovsiy) Simply carry oat h o around your gulden usd dust whenc <cr pot* or |danl trols chief r. Cootrx* " * vsects and discuses that bfflsct stet. Easy lo use-in "pump.-Uoo* dealer. (T. **. *eg. u. *. at. off.: oamo.) KILGORE SE E !) Co. 200 W. 1*4 8T. » ■ ess rHK AMOUNT OP M ON EY YO U WANT . . . AND RIGHT D O W N TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL W E TRY TO A R R A N G E EV ER YTH IN G TO SUIT, YO U . loans ap § G u lf Life-tltol* iiuj C€«»ipaiii|! PROTECTION F o r Y o u . Y o u r Fa m ily ta 1300 and Y o u r P ro p e rty ! O A C 5P I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N I'll. 318 -SANFORD. I l l Wait Fiat Straot............................ Tot. U i i (Old b N e u 1 •ORIANDO'- 407 Wait Cantrol Avanua..................Tal. 3*6493 (taeies H.t.t 8*’10>h I •facseWy h.S m * *•#« leee Csa*es) Carraway & McKibbin Ail over the South you'll hear rftirvcl folkn sn.vintr that nlxiut Gulf Ufc. Why? lh’cau.xe Gull' U fr hus nv.iny gunrnnlrrd plan* lo provide rrtirrmrnt inrom*. One offer* you ?.">,000 mlilitionnl cm I' five ycivrv Intfore you rrtire, so Hint you can start retirement plannmjr varly. And you can determine nt whnt ngr—65, Go or 65—you'd like your irjrul.-ir retirement in­ come to *tnrt. Ask our Keprenontntive about Gulf Idfc'a I'cruonnl Security Plan. G u lf L ife Snsurance Company "A Southern Institution Sa..« 1911“ * Home Odkc. Jocboovillo, FtorkU General Insurance 111 N . P a rk Ave. Phone l« 9 HOW ARD E . R.V.SS, Su p *rin len d rnt I*. II. C O L B E R T , .Superintendent P alm etto Hldiu Hog 1 221. Sanford, F lo rid a m txzss • ------------- 1 J iL - U a r* T �Seminole County win gain many wealthy, prominent new tax-pay­ ing resident* from all section* of the country if voter* ratify the hamei* racing proposition on Nor. •; William R. Kemp, prcildenl of Seminole Raceway, tali’ The Her aid today. VThl* la not Idle speculation," Mated Kemp. 'Tn Orlando, with it* city-owned track from W In SO familie* have p irrhated home* and become permanent tax paying resident* Ju*t became the harness h«r*c« winter there." “When we anr able to expand our facltdir* to handle iuxi hor*ri, NEW KAGLK SCOl’TS nr* I>*x:■! Watkins, funner Sai furd buy (Ufi) there will be owner*, trainer* and •ad Carroll Watson, who won th# coveted awards recently. Tb« i«u * boy* aro tha first Ew l* Si ..it. m l'ahi>hve in ovrt 1(1 )«»n . iGiade* driver* *eeking home* in Seminote County Just to be near Ihc train Observer, — Pahoktc, FU.I ing activity. And these are ‘ pend­ ing jieople, not dependent upon local earning* for their Income," David W atkins, 14, obierved Kemp Orange County’* hamei* horse Becomes BS Eag le OCT. I» colonv include* «ueh prrminent AtlmUdont and wealthy people a* Clarence -Scout Recently Catherine Caldwell (Sanford) Gaine*. former owner of Gaines 4 David Watkini. It. of i'ahokcc. Dltrhaigct dog food and a wealthy breeder: Florida was recently awarded the Helen Metiraph (Sanford) Leo McNamara, owner and bree­ moil coveted and tiighcit honor* Jack June* (Sanford) der of Indlanapolii; Sherman Jenn Boy Seoul*—that of Eagle Scout. Brenda Scott ( Sanford i nry owner of Walnut Hall Stud Fhe presentation wa* made in Farm In Lexington; Boy Amo* of o c t . :« Belle Glade at Ihe Court of llon-r Edinburgh, Indiana, wealthy busi­ Admission* s! the Glade* DUtrict, Gulf Stream ness man and breeder: and *uch Mamie Lee Smith (Sanford) council. David along with another famous driver* at John Simpson, Vinia Miller (Sanford) Pahokee boy -were the firit Eaclr Billy Haughtsn, Delvut Miller and I.oretla Adilton (Sanford) Scout* from Pahokre In over ten a host of other*. Beverly Broun (Sanford) year*. Edward Greenfield (Sanfoid) "Thl* I* Jti»*. a lew- of the many » David. *on of Mr. and Mr* | who have acquired home* in o r ­ Birth* B. Watkins, via* bom and rrarange County.” Kemp laid "A* Baby Boy Marten ed in Sanford and mnvrd to I'ahoSeminole County comet into thr DWthatge* kea about a year and a half ago picture at the largest training cen­ Mamie Lee Smith tSanlord) He itarted hi* Scouting career in ter in thr nation, score* of other Eitelle Christmas ( De Uaryj Sanford wtih Troop It. under the owner*, trainers and thove chicly Mary Margaret Lumpkin leadmhip of Mr W. W. Tyre. connected with Ihe fabuloiu indus­ (Sanford) Scoutmaitrr and under the -[win aorihip of the Klr*t Methodist f.oreila William* and Baby Boy try. will acquire property anl home* here." (Lake Mary) Church. He i* a fre»hm»n at I'aAlberta Cooper (Sanford) fcokea High School where he [lay* football on the Junior High School ocr. :i _ir»m and 1* a mrmbrr of the Adml-.hia* • p in t Methodist Church, l’a hoi«>■ Duller Hardy (Sanford) and i* President «>f the Inti i 1m i Vt. Donald (Sanford! tConlinurd from Page 1) mediate Methodist Youth Fellowtaxes assessed again*! Ihe home of Ditebarara •hip. Eula l.ee Lowery and Baby Boy a resident, occupied by him, up David U Senior Patrol Leader t.» J5,0P(k—"except assexsments for Beverly Brown (Sanfordi of Troop 28. Pahokee. and ha* improvement! ". So sshen the com­ OCT 22 SR merit badge* to hi* credit. missioners decided that thl* word Ariinl-tbm* He ha* a younger brother. Mile, "improvements" included load Vircna Lanier (Sanford) teho at 11 year* of age ii already building, In Daytona * 111 other Eugene Lewi* (Oviedo) a F ln l f la t * Scout, lie l* the place* where road* were built, the Beatrice T«dd (Ia>ngur»d) grandson of Mr. ami Mr> W V. cost urn aMCssed against alt pro­ Lottie .Mae llurdy ( Sanfoidi vtisyne* and Mr*. Sell Watkins, perty. including that covered by Illrth* •Sanford. Ihe Homeslesd Act and provision Baby Girl Todd of that Constitution. The Supreme Court, in a suit brought befme it, Brown Named State gave thrlr derision that roads are "improvement*" and therefore a g r a o ffic ia l fa ll Season assessment* for their cost and <*. t). Brown of Sanford wa* maintenance did not have the alerted a* Second Vice President (Continued from Page 1) benefits of the exemption provi­ Of the Allie I Gasoline Retailer* For the ci-rre*ponding period last sion. Association of Florida at their an­ -raron. he said. ITAM package* "Thl* year everyone in De Barg nua! convention in Orlando rn AO toher 17th Jle operate* Brnwi s were sold o ier the market plat­ will have an a**esimfnt of seven .Imocd Service Station, 201 S form* at a valuation of ttn.2 it) t i mill* on all property owned by ■'Wow I" exclaimed Sandy An them in this district" concluded Park Avenue. Sanford Mr. Brown ha* previously serv* deiton, "that's had Rut as I have power. »d a* a Dirertnr of the Mate -t already stated, due to climatic vice *tatinn ops-ralor* a-*o hiji'n combli in-, wo ate Just getting PIIKBIDKNT NAMED and 1* a past President of the started " DAYTONA BEACH (.1* - The Sanford Chapter of ACR\ He Ands*r-i'ii'« r« i»>rt said "With Florida Motor Court Assn elected also a delegate to the convention 1 <i!.t - ■,.s 1-r and ample moisture Byrun Her lung of Ltesburg presl* of thr National Congrc-s of Pet­ r.<svv 1 l-.ti: r. the Sanford Stats dent yesterday. roleum Retailer* held ill Wash­ Farmer*’ Market tonnage should ington in August. rapidly r is e ." i f Ca*h Hawley of Detroit. Pro*. Itent of the National Com re* of Petroleum Retailer*, addressed (ONSEi RATION CEREMONIES BAB A801 \ ft Nine hishops the arnica station operator* who came from all over the state and a retired bishop took part of Florida for thl* convention and a re'irrd bishop took part Hawley ipok« on the many a— yesterday tn euniecralion cere eompllshmrnta tseing ;'.ilne I monie* nl which the Rl. Rev, Wil­ A . ^ through organisation on 1 state liam Franrb Mote* officially lie rame suffragan bishop of the and national levrt. Other officer* fleeted were: P. South Florida Diocese of the Pro* Z. Gary of Miami. President; tiwtant Episcopal Church, A processional of 181 person* 0Alvin Fouraker of Panama lily , Fir*t Vice President: Jr*><- Free- prreedeil the twm-hour ceremonyattended by alunit 700 person* in man of Saraaoti, Secretary. B. L. Danes* of Jacksonville the Church of the Rrdremer Bishop Mo*r* lu* been rector of retired a* President after three that church. outstanding years in this office. Hospital Notes DeBary n r r Try an d Stop Me ■ ■ - By BENNETT CERF------------ NIGHT L IFE SIREN approached a police lieutenant in the Broadway lector and laid "My ex-boyfricnd, who’s a heavyweight boxer, it threatening to break in'.o my apartment and beat me up. I thin): I ought to have police protec­ tion." ‘ "Say the word," toothed th e lieutenant, “and I'll •end a couple of my men home with you. Personally, however, I think you'd be aafer with the fighter." * * • I A a*rtou* contender for Olympia honor* this year I* a gwarthy Hungarian whoso apaclalty la throwring the hammar. " It delight* me," he told an American reporter, “that t ean throw the hammer »o far." Then he added in a whisper, ' and you ought 10 ico what 1 rould 4a If they'd let m* throw the »lek!e after it," • • • , Old Mo**, a fixture in New York'* Municipal Building, la unfalltofty chearful and lertne. “Fse learned,'' he explain*, "to eoop*rat« wtd de Inevitable." C tM*. by leaaett Ctrf. D.urlbult l lr K.rc rtslurei 8ra4kat*x A General Insurance H. JAM ES CUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 73 n. JAMES CUT JAMES I). CUT ADMIIAI Lrwli L. Strauss. ebalrman of the U.S. Atomie F.r.errv Commlision, Is shown as he addressed the opening »r**lnn of the 81-nation atomx-forpeare eonferenre at Ihe United r.‘ 3tinns hexdquarten In New York. Russian Ambassador Geotgi Zarnubln launched a verbal battle for Inclusion of tte»t China in th# conference. Th# controversy was dropped when an agenda was adopted ■r,d tha atom parley-moved tn. TH E Most Pro Golfers Sewatj2 Find Tour Rough Kemp Says Harness Racinq W ill Bring New Taxpayers Edltor’a Note: EH Kugfll. one of the many na­ tional flaw#* 'n npo co'f. Il expeeled to be In Sinfmvl for th> IlSdX' Muyieir Inn EGA Open.) IlY DAVE DILI'S DETHOIT f A D - E d Funrot, one of the nation’* leading money winner* among the golf profe*atonal*, was kicking arnu.id the question of golfer* and thrlr earnings. Strangely, It'* not a touchy •uhjeet at nil with the former National Open till)*!. "A lot of people think that because a guy I* a gulf pro, he'* mill nr tn monty” *ayt Furirol - I f . not thU »t all A lot of guys most „f them, in fa.t — have a rough go of it tiylng to make expenses." (Cotilbiurd from Page 1) proposed Sanford Civic Center. Attorney H. W. Ware has re­ quested a hearing on the denial of the Board of Sanford City CommUsonrrs to i**ue a taxicab permit for Will Hankerson. A di*runion of the request for a permit took place at the last »r*aiott of the Board. The Bnird of Commissioner* will also discus* the question to­ night of aulhoriflng Dr. Raymond L. Bass, city veterinarian, tu make meat inspection* for the City of Oviedo. Issuance of a purehne order for two new- American LaFranee fir** truck*, authoriml by the Board of Sanford Commissioners at a previous »r*tion. will he dl*cuticd- Thr Ore equipment U * P** ^ propaird Capital lm* pmvrmrnl Program However, a puiiion of the Capital Improvement Program I* on hand In reserve cash. An amendment regarding the piling of trash In jutler* will be hrought before' the Board of San­ ford City CommUiloner* for dis­ cussion. AI*o, the Board is to be notified of .1 suit pending against the City of Sanford by Ernest. Hicktiell relative to the death of hit ion last summer at ths Munlripal Swimming Pool. An ordinance, authorued by the Board of Commissioners at its last session for the vacating of an ease­ ment in Grove Manor* and the re­ location of it 2U fret to the north, will be trad and presented for adoption The to item agenda will be »uppteinmted by the approval of vou­ cher* and miscellaneous business from Ihe floor and from member* f , h(t „ olrd of r omnli„|rtn, ^ . __________ Furgol says a pro hat to make 110,000 annually to break even. He say* “their are * million and one expenses that the average golf fan doesn't stop to think about. , .thing* like elolhet (a guy hat to look tight, you know ), travel expense*. Weaning, caddy fee-, entry fees, living expenses, and so on. H ill It a crow’* eye-view- a* thuiAnn . I on* ot water Urcnrh Ihe “At the minimum, and only if iteslrover VSS I'urd i during a test at sc:. i f 4 new washdown system « golfer goes arrond-clats, it for protecting sit Navy «hlps from contamination hv radioactive takes I t 0,01M) n year for the guy fall-out A special plpcuf lightweight pi,'stie l« the key to tne system, who makes all the tournament*. which washe* asvay radioactive particle* while the ship continue* In Il cost* from F.'.'iO to |:tO*l for action. The pipe Is one-fourth the weight of steel and rrslits rusting every tourney he enters. And and corrosion from ica water. (Jnteroan.inal Suundphoio) don’t forget, there aie just *0 many v*loner*, and there's not enough big money tss go arounrt " Cocoa Man Bound ChllfcH Furgol ItelieVe* people would be suipiiscd at the number of Over To Court Ssmin.de would receive 167th of the* counties' share just the same, young pro* who try the rlicuit After Hearing "The Irgalirmg 01 gambling at for a while, maybe a year or o Seminole Raceway It not nrvest- then give it up mainly beeau'e *f MAYS IU SAVE MONEY lormrriy ai vie n v i r i M nnvi 1 imn. ary to the continuance of Ihe era financial prohlem*.” For a guv who "got Into a lo: JACKSONVILLE <A P>-W .y* wa* bound over to Seminole Conn* "I ruwth a i l rro-nerity which hi kreplng goventbegan several years ago It |. to of tournament* with little mot# i" •*'<’ ly Court Friday aftrnv»>n at iccurds will be explored in , . , . be rrmeinHer.il that money which 1 than a prayer and u f> w buck* In riirut Justice of lie I rare hearing In j ntr> money that my pocket" Furgol r . t mate* a clinie here Monday It it one of » series initialed by the lleovrr r i" ntight have been u-cd forfood, I Ihrie are t ! to If* pros who Commission tn rcduiv the four The hearingva» held to look rh iliing, linnie,, furniture, elec- make “real gooT* living* at it. million doliai* it cost each year Into thy alleged raior blade cut- trical, appliances, mrdieal care. Most of the dub Job. aron*t to in ike, keep and dlspoit of roeKImbte. 33-yearw :: . .. .ri .te.e. ofother secial and t0„ |u(.r,u»,.. either, be claim*. ord«. old Army wan wlu-e home is In ron-truetiv* purpa-e Me d< not "You has* to win a lot of aourOviedo. ■ desire to be a ‘ wide open" county numeral or finl*li pretty good in make* him wealthy. Everyone Tlie rutting wjs n-fv-rUil to '*here ''anything goes," hut one of the money to make end* meeL*, |•!** t* thinking of th# future and have taken plarc In the Senilnolf homes ard church going people. ■ay* Furgol. " I ’m not crying for iwuiily. Wh*t security Hoe* a Tavern, north of tlvlcdo, on FrB "Vie urge all who are concerned myself. Fve Keen foitunnte. Hut golfer Ksv#T After ha'i done. day night. Get '2, about II 30 1 with the moral welfare <A Ihc that that's it, unlrsi ho'* one of th<p m when Kimble attempted to) present citlronry ami of the rising tin- thinking seem* to be because • fellow to a golfer, that all-time greate." disrupt a fi.tht which was hrevr-' generation Is rote Nov. « against ing tlte legaliratmn of pari miituel bct> Kimble Wis taken to the Orlando *‘bg on harnev* horse race, in Air Force Itise I|«s*pit at for troa* hemino • < ■>.nty. * ment Ills condiiion has not lieen reported Ai rested, was VVilliam Angus Neel, 37, a Cncua eonvirt G-url lie wai eharg'*t with aggravated ( Continued from Eat* I) a**autt and hmiml over to Semi­ nlng July 1, IBid amount** to ap-' nole County. Hi* bor.d w*a* act at proximately $3$ billion." h* .aid. 1230 by Justice of the lVare 11i.*o "Th* only way the Nvtional Aulin before whom th* hearing Debt can b* roducad," h* •■aertwas conducted. ni, "ia to balance thr budget and Ci<n»taM* George Kel.ev Invrv- enalo a surplu*. Ike ia alr*ady| tlgjlrd Ihe Ineilent and had ori-, dr ng 'hi*. Hi* curtailment of govginally held Neel in Ihe Sernlrmb-1 ernment expenses ani the itreamCounty Jail but hail been relr.nid ' lining of thr government i* a goud because of Insufficient eviiK’n - solution." I Lund SANFORD HERALD Mon., Oct. 22, 1A5C. PagB 7 Spotlight On Hollywood HOLLYWOOD Jt—The big n" * in local TV lail week wa* the globbering an independent nation, KTTV, gave the networks wilh the firit of it* MGM pleturei, " » Sec­ ond* Over Tokyo." The italion tnaggs*d ilmoit dou­ ble the rating* of the three n*rtwork channel* during the two and a half hour* of the 1911 movie. Thit no doubt caused consterna­ tion among thr network* Certainly there was Jubilation at KTTV. "The result* far exeecdrs) our hopes." said KTTV bus* Richard A Moore. "Wr* are delighted." He added that the rating vic­ tory offer* hope for the independ­ ent stations to compete with tha network*, adding: "Naturally It i* hard for u* to compete with rntertainmrnt shows. M’r can't afford to pay Ed Sulli­ van $100,000 a wrek for only one market. The networks can pay him that for many market*. "Rut their movie* ran put u* in a competitive petition, a* Ihe rating* proved." Moure pooh * poohrd network fear* that the influx of oUl movies will curtail creativity in TV. "On the contrary," he said, " l think it will force the netwrork* to rrrate better show*. "Faced wilh the competition of our movie*, they must come up with more imaginative program­ ming There mult be something wrong when they lose M per cent ol their audience In one week." KTTV, which ii owned by the Chandler newspaper intercit*. ac­ quired the MGM library for 4 million dollari on a seven-year lease. In addition, il sold the stu­ dio a quarter interest in KTTV. Moore estimated that only about 7u of ihe 723 film* are unusable. They date from sound to 1918. Two hundred of Ihe best film* have been reversed for the Friday night at • blue-ribbon showing*. The otherj are being expended fixe tme* a week at 10:15 p. m. Small rotary graters, operated h* -and, ere wonderfully useful for grating nutmrata—and they tr r widsly available now and inuptuaiv*. FILL ER UP HELP US WIN Our Big Sales Contest C are O f Y ou n g D iabetic I f HUMAN N. lUMOtHtl, M D. IF your child Is a diabetic, f ju and their Uulvtcncg on the nec­ may have a great psychologies! essary restrictions. problem ns well m ix physlea! You’ll gel tha licit cooperation health probiem on your hand*. from a youngster under the ag* Care ot a young diabetic—and if 10 Thr*g younger children exthere arc a lot of them—ptesent' peel to b ? tu.d what they can and innumerable stumbling blocks to: innot dn by Ihtlr parents. And unwary parents. 1: v ti*.ually they even though Tin- dangers of under-protec­ tuy it 1 not understand the ri 1tion, tarriesancu and indulgent uning behind such order*. are readily apparrnt ami the re­ sults might be fatal liut ovi rpro- DlUicult Ag* lection also can be > ucly Moat dlflleult Rue to centsoi lx etween 12 amf 18. harmful I During this period of Ufe, th* Abrupt Bautiuxln? vnung chnbclic ts apt to b*rome Generally, diabetes In )uung mscouraccd. th e eliaraetce ot patients begins BUM ah.uptly ootb the pxlirul and lilt dlabele* and U more severe thari in older rhangca. til* tniutln and dietary patients. rquIremmU, you sec. ara laIf you rigidly enforce adminis­ crearrd during adolesctnee. tration of Insulin, utit restric­ And hit gscl.il and emotional tions and make a great thing out pressures become Inter.citled. As of treating the disease, your many parents know, latnlly rdayounyster may look upon tills ti iiihlps. even with healthy chtldiscipline at both unnecessary Jr cn. Ircquentiy are strained due* and cruel. It* may actually fed :: g tlie tern-aye jierlod Wltli a that you arc rejecting him diabetic youngster, the prob' -v Thn emotional health of a may be even more acetous. young victim Is somtT.mr* so severely aflcctcd that lie becomes T J U T lO ir AHP A M W C i dependent, health-conscious, (J 1*: It It all right for a per­ even seif-centered. The rraron t* son who has arthritis to drmk that a youngster It not able to ora use Juice? rationalise the situation s i an Answer: Orange Juice suppllrt adult does. an abundance ct vitamin C and Eventually, a child might ac­ is r *>d (aid for a person who has tually rebel against hit parents arthritis. • 1 > I* . straw k r « 4 < / |t « . U # . Get our F R E E 10-Point Winter Safety Check It's Till 'er Up Week at our Sinclait Dealer station. Our big gsvolinc sale* conietl belween other Sinclair Dealer* it under way. How ahoul slopping in to help uv win? When you do, we'll pul jou on the lot lor our Winter Safety Check. Juvi drive in and ask us lo l iil'cr Up with New I’ower-Xwith \--Chemical. Naw rower-X with X-Chemical is suia to make your car a winner. Text* proved it doc* what no other gasoline ever did before. liy eliminating power-robbing engine deposits, it increase* power-cut* operating costs at you drive. Drive in. 1-ill 'er Up ax olicn a* you can with New I'uwcr-X with X-ChcraicU. Sinclair's Great New Power Discovery N E W P O W ER -X with X-CH EM ICA L HELP W ANTED M A L E or F E M A L E • TO work in Sanford’s newest self service BURGER KING d rive in. LO W C O S T • Restaurant experience not necessary H IG H P R O T E C T IO N but helpful. Good {darting salary *SA N Ep R D UlANTKMnQNAL BANK i#—w rmc • Apply 2100 Ulm Avo. 10:00 a. m .— 12:00 noon. 2:00 p. ni.—5:00 p. m. MTDKTFF Service Station ALBERT’S Service Station BUi A P«k A a IMS W. ISIS St JO N E S Tire Shop FRANKLIN’S Service 8tation Blk Mi Sanfurd Ave. S. Sanford Av«. BRUCE’S Sen-ice Station I.ONGWOOD Garage hum Lonxwood, Fla w . i$t. J . H. TINDEL Service Station l.nkr Monro* OVIEDO Garage . Oviedo, Fla. BISH O P & H A R T "Your Slndnlr Marketers** / �.T IOC* _T**«JUV» All nMfl Tnt>fs soAtren rne last T*LOt* / T C****3 ^ ) tttlK M t’ THAT « * * f j IT C W fl/ Mga iew> FC* fc\e« *s sees AS « ( F*‘ S TH _ tfATt ' - i l u x v t* \ ti«eAT ct< « tirca* \ s e e i\ a« a t m i3 I ***» « — T*e LEAT.' / « * * > x L ----------------- / . lANCTCfP T^f> IMM* k« \ ffvCQj *• m «-r» » t \e $a m T*e sre v o ta .? ' r * »c(4*yENr «■ 3^Aa j . e r s tte ;A e * c i 3 AT LAST.' ^ <k ,*» ,— f - - ■**< / POUOW ls **: �I 71 15-H t II.III.Mi—REPAIRS PALMING McRAN KY-SMIT11 T H IS iW A Y r to what you want CLAS SI FI ED ADS Ph. • ill 15 S. Patk PAINTS Phene 120J Ted Burnett for PAINTING 2001 Grandview Phone 1932-M. RENEW Vour Itoof! May We suggest a contractor. Let L i ar> range a Home Owner* Loan to cover your roofing Job. Gregory Lumber of Sanford, 0th and Maple, Phone 2962. 20-PIANO SERVICE L. L. Sill — Piano Technician I'hnnr 2161 Itnulr 1, Sanford 21—ROOMNG’PLl'MniNG PLUM DING 23—MONEY TO LOAN AUTO LOANS COSl LESS Florida State Bank OF 47—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD NECCHFELNA Saw me Machin* Center Sales, Service and Rental* G A R R E T T S 323 E. First SL Phone 1422 SANFORD______ Jory F in a lly Gets To Tokyo After 2 W eeks A W O L 03—HOMES TIRED FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE It Warrhou.e Price*, visit of the same olJ thing? MERCHANDISE - —BERRY'S. We are expert* at ai- See the apevious new tastefully Mating you to iccurc gradoui different horn** in —, — 43-ARTICLES fer SALE good Took* with functional con­ South Ptnecraal Sanfmi venience. Today'a best buys in (irov* Manora 8anfon Factory re-conditioned Wtnchealer nationally advertised furniture Valencia Villa* DeUm Model 12 ihotgun R. A. at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. Newman. Phone 315. Fir.t St. Phnne 1667 foe Even­ IMMEDIATE ing Appointment. We buy and aril used furniture Paying top caab price* for any OCCUPANCY thing of ralue. SUPER TRAD­ • BIG VALUES ING POST on 17-92 Tb. 2033-W Ideally Situated • QUICK CREDIT BE SURPRISED at our variety and low price*. F.M.B. 5e. toe A 23c Store. 321 S. Sanford. • KASY TKUMS Contract nnj Repair Work Kne KiUniatet Practically new 20-guage RentingIt. L. HARVEY lA -r L A C E S to EAT Ion automatic .Tiotgun MS. R :0 t Sanford Ave. Phone 1021 A. NEWMAN. Phone 315. There'* no place, absolutely NO W. J . KIN G place like the Doggis Diner oiu T-Shirt*. 4Vo. Sleeping bag*, Plumbing Contractor Bar. Lake Mat). rot*, blanket*, tarpaulin*. Army Kohler I lumbmg fk Suppltea Navy Surplu*. 310 Sanford Ave3—PERSONAL NOTICES Hcem Electric Water llcatrri 2131 Orlanilo Dr. PH. SI Electrie lawn mower, need* re­ FUEL pair*. loo ft. cord, $20. 17 Lilae CERAMIC TII.E Dr. De Bary. N A M E IM PH IN T P lill 1'. Mueller A: Ron Ph. 154 Mi*«lonar>-Everbearing S t r a w On Christman Cards Muring Free estimate, Quality work. HEAR the NEW V. 31. Tape Re­ berry Plant*— $1.30 per hundOctober ird Call Kav Uud. 1317-W. corder. *13 Down. Wieboldt’a PLUMBING A III MING Camera Shop. :in 8. Park Avt Scptie'Tenk Inalallatioti A Service Lay-A way NOW! I >rge Blooming African Violets, H eater h e m e. Vrrhte C liarReg $100. for Banner Day* 30c POWEIJ/S OFFICE SL'I’ PLY SMALL |ite Servfl refrigeralor. lett. Phone 711 W or 1.116. Grape* llle Nur.erv, Plume 20.16 117 S. Magnolia — Phone 9Sii like new. $73. PHONE 2I6L Mo inlam gruwn Rome apple*. iitlljjVWAY, I lo • l’ililaI — nr.l P* ’b) __ llo ip S.,ra lied, like new, $41. PhOOt $.’ U anl H i*j bu.hrl. Randall, Iteila Dav. Week, or Month— flo u T M Phone 2621 J. Tel. 112.1. Furniture Center — 2174-IL 116 Writ Fir»t St. Like new bottled gaa .pace heat­ RENTAIaS er. Call 1261-M. Cuntiactmg and Repair AUTOMOTIVE • lva7 Sanford Ate. I’bnae t i l l i l — VI* IN —HOUSES—ROD *|>4 — Factory to You— ^ - a u t o m o t iv e w a n ti d Vluminiini Plumbing. Krrsky llejtitig III TCHINSON'S O c e a n Front Vrnrllan Blind* M. G . HOUCKS Sell Your < vr to Apt*. 2.19 S Atlantic. Daytona Enrloaed head. S«K*prpof bottom ROY REEL f.fv lca on Ail Water Pump*— Beach. Call 2374-W. rail with plaalle end* Plajttc 3o« W. Secon I SI. ttflla Drilled — Pump* or rajon tape*. Colton or nylon Ijr g e furn. apt. 3ti» Magnolia. Paula Hoad. Phene loo I_IIOAIS AND MOHIRS Available now, 6 toont houve on " P i.u v i NoncKH Senkurik (.la»* and Paint CtM t elcry Ave available October Evinrude Sale* A Service 112 III Well 2nd St. Phone 320 6lh. Phone A. K. Kourtler, l l : IUM t PIIOUSTERING ROIISO N S p o rlln c Uo«nU Floriat. 212. blip Covert ami Drapes 3fll l»t. SI. Phone Ml LADIES’ Nylon Panlio, brief STANLEY KULP styles. Sire. 4. 3, 6 Color*; Downstair* apartment. CALL 1240. USED MOIORS PHONE 2610-J. white, pink, blue and blaca Unconditionally Guvcanlee.l — 31(41. 3 pr. $2 50. Postpaid. Desirable furn garage apt. 432-W. (..VILLA UROTIIEBS lain Mercury Mark .11 REICIIKNLDEB, 0*tten. Dragline U Bulldoacr Servtco ji2 l ( Demonitrator) I’h Z2JL Geneva. 24W W SanlorL PLASTIC Girl Doll*. 14 tnchc*. un- Avalon Ap:* Eficiency, Ph. 720-W Boo 1916 Evinrude 39 HP dreued, »aran hair., unbreak* EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit* HlUVMHi Sentinel Star, Call 19V> Evinrude 7'a HP able for hxchrlnr or couple. Prl* able 11 00. Postpaid. REICMEN* Ralph Ray, 3IM f i l l (Perfect i vate hath. Aciu** from l’o*t EDEIt. Odcen. ir, IIP Mercury Cruiser FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u in p a Office, klanuel Jacubaon. SI m i Model Shift Well Drilling, HOWARD C. I.IKi: NEW 12 Guage Savage 330 Furn. ruttage, r e a s o n a b l e . automatic shot gun M2 Mercury KL*. 71-/ oiiw ,, ........ - LONG, Phone MW *07 Eaat Located on 17 92. Ph. 3UIO-WI Golf club*. 1 Iron*. 2 wood*. 19Vi Evinrude 30 HP, 3 montli* lommerclal At*, bag $22 30 old. complete with all control* 2 room apt* 112 Elm. Ph. 2M3 W. $17.30 n | f ENVELOPES. Letterhead., stair* Outdoor Bmbequf. new Set rigid pipe die* mcnl.. invoice., hand ball*, and Al.l- TYPES BOAT THAIL 'UN 316" thru I" and culler $1*00 2-Bcdruom houie partially furn program., c t c. Progressive Crnlliner Autninum lloii* and 370 mu. Call #96 Stillion Wrencbe* 2-14", 1-10" Printing Co Phon* IWt — 401 Flberglaaa Boat, trnm 1WJ each ... Ilo o W. il lath St. ________ 19.17 MERCURY MOTORS Rote Court S room apartmenli, Mrial boxed flaring tool fumithed. Kitehrn equipped. AUK IN Foil EVERYIIIING In hardware " thru 3 4" ... $3 30 Phone 1494. L*.ok f<>r the new (PcyUnder, 0) and palm are—Hill Hardware Imp. Tubing Cutler $1 60 UP Mcrcurya comlnd nrx» Co, JUl E. l.l St., Phone 11 New Coping Saw $t.(W Boat Pump 33 30 3 runin unfurn. apt. Newly decora* month lloUininii Hand t rafted Furniture. ted t i n Celery l»h. m j -W. Tool A Die Makv-i* Box and Tool* \V. P. Smith We build, design and refiniah. No. 21, Miller* Falla milre hot 2 and 3 bedroom cement block M o to r.-Boats—Paint.—-G’-. * See at 81H Fimch, Ph. 52-IL and saw 343 uu ju ft S. Park Phone 1203 lake front home*. 361. A 3*1 107 W loth St. unfurnithed. ' Phone 1129, St. i HOUR AUr n lhuk». GuarantePHONE M O W. lj_ T il.N ll.E U H _______ John Realty Co. eil gl ad. : anfrid Jewelry A Luggage. MO Sanfot l Ave. Kitchen harbeque rutli*irrle. real. & room fiirmthnl garage apt. Trailer,- Sale-Ment, Ph. CCS .NR. Uoai trailer. Ph. 230A J .dull*. No Pci*. Phone 221 T tT iii pay YOU Hi u.r I leunlnx- Ulnduws. Floor.. you buy. Op,-n Kvenlngt aid Office. I ell 1119-J. IL 1'. « aldnrll HAKGAIN't Apt. tire ga* range, perfrrl (ondi'inii Call at 2uJ0 Efficiency apt III wav 17 92 So. I'll) lunula. SlumbriUml Court. !' Un|irt*id* Trailer Sale. lliauutha Ave. llrramwuld. I I I . i» a free pa-« In the lid* I’alalk-., I la. 3 room ap t. aJulta. 1113 Park. i ........ fur Cai«. Dennett Exp 44 —APPLIANCES il.iit* 0,1. 31. IJMi. II—USED CARS Hotpuint kitchen range, guod Iluiitr fur rent, 2Ui| Sanfurd Ave 373 mo Phone .139-11. 1910 III flSON Vuir.m d .e ‘ • WAN! I D Work fur dump truck. ronlil.on G. E. Befrigeratnr, 6 A - 1 hauling fur straight-body vcrtlblc, yellow with led months old. Phone 2971-XJ. 2 lln lroom hou*e Range, tefrlg truck. Large and .mall Job. anyrr uphoDtery. « « £ « , A hrater 1324 E Eorrvl. 799 It. u ... ic. anytime SAT Is ! ACTION FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, »*le W. overdrive. 3200. Phone l ..9Gil VRASTKED fur odd-job eatand aervrlee. f,. II High, Oviedo SE E Sernuudr Realty for lle.irNJ.________ Fla. I'hnnr pO-ft-g'IIS nr San I . titry. ina.onry, bi«ly and fendable llomra and Apt*. I’horc fonl 1'ili-W aftrr it pm. . r woik. lire turgery and tree 27. leU ChryaDr W 1 Luxe. Only 22.000 actual mile.. trimming IIAI.PH BRUCE SIN* Sale* • • Service 3 liedroom unfurn. house 1193 ( I.MIt STATION, IfiOl W. lat. Call Ray Her SINGER Court St Ph. 2031-R. 13IJ-W after t»:w) P- 111 Sewing Machine* St.. PHONE #261. Al*u part*, a cettorie* for all Furn. 5 loom hou-r A lath ph <e FOR NEW PONTI'CS and C>;< I. PI MPS A sp lits K I I.It make* of tewing machine* of i 219-W. W W S » CAHS. .U Kay -.NSTEMS American and European manu­ Herron, Phone 1 All l)(-c- anl ail*;. Iiiilalltd or J ROOM (iittiigi , icad\ to pi *c facture. alter U.UO P. ln•Do It Youi •If." in. All utilities furnished, 24>*4 All Repair Work WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Park Ave. 1933 Pontiac Va.alma kwJMf Fully Guaranteed H T I N K ton K. SECOND ST. hydromatic 2-ltEDItOOM iitifurniahed home, \ |.u hua and Supply Co. good Hit*. Call RAV III.l.l.'IN kitchen equipped, $39 month. I Ph. C2 43—IIUII.DING MATERIALS at 2416. or after 4H(» P- m m _u7 \V. 2nd St. mile imrtn of l.ongwooi uo phono 1313-NN. CROSLEY BENDIX RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Hwy 427. PHONE Winter Park Sal*. * r,i Sendee Window Silla • Lintai* 26-2U09. ^ ’" H 1947 PACKARD 4 dr. cicrn ft?} RANDALL Septic Tank - State Approved 19JI FORD Victoria *-••• Furn. garage apt. 7(>9 VV. 2nd. Sand • Cement Mortar Mix El* >ii * "iupuiiy 1913 PLYMOUTH Club taupe Service— (Jjalily —-Sail.faction Miracle Concrete Co. excellent WKLAKA APARTMENTS: (uonii Phone 1335 Ph 111 San foul 2*37 J-- 3 Pc llai) *fl Elm Ave. MILL TRADE private bath*. I l l W. h in t St 30R W. Second SI________ CONCItKTK EMPLOYMENT 4 room unfurn. houve and bath in nr ad). Mixed Conrrele. Concrete country Ph. 1124 M__________ BUSINESS Block. Sand, Gravel Cement •6—HELP WANTTD—FEMALE Concrete Pipe to meet all SERVICES REAL ESTATE Qualification*. W in •» wanlrd. Al’pl) Touchton Drug Co, Mr. Gilpin. Slu-rnian Concrete I’ipr Co. 00-FARMS AND GROVES |3—APPLIANCE REPAIRING Ilut Wr«l I3lh SI. Phone 2169 1 wanted—Cooking & Meaning. IIK A T K R S This M a free pan 'n the R.U Hour* 11-7. 19U1 Magnolia, 10—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Cleaned and Checked Theatre for E. L. cunnlnriiam iiealth card required. Exp. date Oct. 31, RHONE 1320 R HAYNES Office Marhinr Co. WOMAN with machine fo *ew T) iiewrltrr*. adding machine*, 20 arra tile farm. Three bedroom II—UKAIMY PARLORS i.-j.l) ul apron* Ea*y, profit­ .Salev-ltental*. 114 Mag , Ph. 14 house, laige harn. All equipment able Spare or full time. AAR Modern Atr^onditumed Salon and machinery. Ea»y term*. Ph. APRONS, Fort Smith 3. Alban­ 17—FURNrTTRK—n o u s E n o ij) l U r r i e l l ’s Deauty Nook 1393 J . P. O. Box 1154. ia*. Nft n. Oak ‘•h r i lie d furniture, appliance*, tool*, 05-nOMRfl 27—HELP WANTED MALE etc. Bought * il.|. I.artv'* Mart SPECIAL 121 f.a*t |il. SI Phone Util. JIO Permanent. J8 1225 DOWN Good »ober, white or colored nun 3 Bedroom* and Carport* KVA HESS REALTY SHOP to work on farm Regular |ob. Terraxxo Floor* Ph. O'-O \V. If. A. Stephen*, BrHPhone 6 f J ______ 2nd ANNIVKRSABY *on Ave. Kitchen Equipped IN' OUR If—BUU.DING — REPAIRS Nlc# Residential Ixxatjoa SANFORD LOCATION : * - s \i . i : s m i : n • a g e n t s PAINTING l.andtraped Yard! 391’■OReady for occupancy In 2 week* NEWSPAPER street saleiboy*. Erhol* lli Riier WOOIaSEY Red and Chair tr*»■» A . K. SIIOKMAKKIt, JIL Vge* 6 Is 12 Apply lo Mark Sofa IfollywcHKl Red 4J30 Builder M arine Flnlshc-t Heir-, The Sanford Herald, aftrr Fiee headboard* on Hollywood Phon* ]991 1600 Mellonville For Your limit school. Bed* Senkarik (ilass and Paint Co a - l t l >|NEJ4S IIPPDRTUMTIF.S All Dinette SetaDiscounted LARGE 4-bedroom home. Ideal .12114 W. 2nd St. Ph'me 320 Il39ial Bunk BrJa 311900 location for children. Ph. 2313-J. Rra'aurant for rent or *ale, fully 29100 Chit I. a free pa»» to the Mot «■ rq upped: on I of Florida'* inovt 3-ltoom Group* 6 room, 2 bedroom home. 11750 Irnd Ride-In TheiPe Hr L. L travelnt road*, ideal location. 3 Pc. Curved Sectional* .. 1W 00 Lvcitol on Old Orlando High­ hill Exp. dale (kt. 21. d iiunoeri (F»ani Rubber* Reference* required PL. San­ way, Ideal for children, school ford UA6R40, 7 to 9 a. m. «r BEDROOM; hui atop. Call 1332-M. fLOOR landtag and finnhirg. after 7 p m. or write CTW j g * Double D irtier Oeaning, waring serving Semillr r a M ^ Beveled Mirror M R E FRONT note county ainre 1923. Rookra«e Bed New three bedroom hou*« on II. M. Glea.on, Lake Mary !nnrr*pring Mallre** FINANCIAL l^ake Emma. One and half tiled Box Spring (2 pillow* FREE) for Tainting call Mr. Ta.ker. Ph. bath*. Florida room, lo t Jil* 31—INSURANCE 660-Xlt. Room tpecial fl4 9.V X 223*. Turn So. one inUe at See our new line of floor covering Oaklawn Cemetery. COMPLETE MODERN and complete home fumlthing*. JAIN MORE SPACE in your INSURANCE FREE DELIVERY home with atorage wall*, built2 lied room houve. frnrrd in back in euphoard*. .helve*, etc See All the NEW KINDS of fire and E( IIOLS BEDDING CO. yard. 1913 Summerlin, Phone ra«ualty. luturance availabla In MILL LUMBER A SUPPLY Z37I-R. the best of Companies at Lowr* Corner 2nd * Magnolia, Ph. 1233 YARD for easy-to-follow plan* "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. and quality material* at econ­ e-t Rate* to those who qualify. 2-bedroom home, 2f*0 ft Fenced Open Monday** III 9:M p.a. Contult B A L L INSURANCE omy price*. 223 W. 3rd St corner lot, oak trees, By Owaer. VISIT ULU BALCfTXY AGENCY ?>l 3. Park A»e., PHONE 33 '•The Lumber Num­ Phone 1714 J . Sanford, Eli ber". I $ 17 9 . Luxuriously Planned Moderately Priced IVILSONMAIER New and l «rd T'urnlture 3 an j 4 Urdroom llomrs with 1 311 E. First St. Phun* 916 anJ 2 hatha situated *>n Urge, artistically landacatxd lot* $ SAVE $ Paved streets and all other city convenience* make thr«e ON GOOD I ’SKD colonie* of owner-occiipeil FI HNITFHK home* truly delightful placet Mather Of Sanford te live2>0-t>6 E. 1st St. Phone 127 Designed. Built and Sold 14-FARM and GARDDEN ODIIAM A rTUD0R Inc. Builder* of Fine llon>e* For Florida Living SALES OFFICE ISIS S. French Avenue Phnne JtOO ahd 29*0 Thu tv a free pi»* to tbe Prairie Lake Dlive In The.ilie for Nun. > Robb Evp iLVe llct. 31* l •M TOKYO LB— Jory. » whi-krrel German *ct*au»er vko hp|r* » i ■•* ami dMrufta stranger* finallv “r( to Tokyo Thur»day after being AWOL two wreka in Alaska, III* mi*trr*s had to fly hark to get him. Uapt. and Mi* Ed.v:n Sweeney of Santa Fe. N M. h- gut Jorj the day their only son, Steven, was b->rn 4'» year* agu Sweercy • n Irantferred to a k : fighter hate in Japan recently, anl thr family took a t aliLnei fium Seattle three week* ago. Jory'* crate «»• put on attu'hrr plane later In the week At Anchorage, at-'in’ attendint* decided the lonely u-thippy ifoi would enjoy n wv'k When thry •larlej lo put the Id po uni animal back into hit *age, "he broke hi* |ej»h a* if It wri ' n ’.lo l thread and took off (or the wood*." The airline adverti*cd for the do*’* return via new-paper*. radio and lelevitlon. Hundred* repotted lighting Inin, h it no un.’ could g* I within half .* ItliwS At Tokyo' Yrkota air lu 'e. tl-e «niile- ,'inapproved from vonnj Steven'* fare when he Iratry-I hi* beloved iiinipatilon »>< lo*: Jlr*. Sweeney fle-v to An.bor­ age and tx-gan trju.|iiu( urouml the place* when* Jui r had licen »een. A telephone c«!i *cnt her hurrying tn a vacant block, n rdonnl off bv ihiIiic In krr|, *tang era from friglP'riint the anieial awav, Mri. Swcvnejf wa* too jxrdv away when J.ir/ re.-ogrue I her and daahrd hojilLr.a for her Tito trip to Japan vaa uncvnliu . •Ncvt tim e," Nlri Sweeney told nev«*mrn at the aupoit, well make reDaln J.i / i« nn Inc » mte plane with u*. * YOU'LL LOVE THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK 2 BEDROOM HOME Thi* home ha* large living rmim • muh fireplace. 2 extu large bedroome, dining room, kilchrn wilh plenty of cabinet*. brrakfa*t xixira and nice vctccncd in ponh. Ileautifuily landscaped gioundi 17—BKIIKERS and REALTDRH with outside »piHiking *)*tem. rentral heating for evira com­ fort. Excellent irvldenlial loca­ BA LL R EA LTY tion . . . 2117 LAUREL AVE RAYMOND M BALI. ODIIAM A TUDOR. INU. OSCAR M. HARRISON 2625 S. French Ave. REG. BROKERS Phone 2H*> — 29*> S. (I lllghleyman, Associate 291 .South I’ark \*e. ''hone 96# 2 FAMILY HOME ON W. 1*1 St: Thi* |, a free |m*» to the Mov.o Upper 4 rm* , hath, kitchen land Ride In Iheai.c for Mia. B R. Beck. Evp dale IM 31, equip!, automatic epace and 19-10. water beater*. LOWER: 2 bed­ room, bath, living room, equipt i f i r i s Kt \i Kin v iK kitchen, automatic *pMie and a-k Cruinl*)’ A Alooteilb water heater, large Jalouvird Park. Ph...... '<"• porch off kitchen. 2car car- at 117 South They Know porte. I'retcnl rental grove* 13',. Within 'j-block *>f propoicd new clothing plant $11,Hi k U i, ( nm^taay tuu. NSELL SI IV AT ED HOME—Near A II PETERSON aihool. church. Downstair* ha* llrnkcr A*aociatea: A. It. Pettrsou 27' living room with leal fire­ Jr . p. J . Cheiterinn, Garfield place, dining loom, large mod­ Willetts, John Meucli and It. W ern kitchen with built-in oven, Williams. A. C. Doudnejr, Unit •ink ili*|>oaill, jalousie,! rear Sarveyor. Plume 1129 hall, laundry ruom wilh toilet MA N. Patk Ave. and lavatory'. UPSTAIRS J INCOME PROPER I V bedroom*, aromatic cedar doit Unit A p a r t m e n *ets, lolor bath and large *lre|i- Beautiful ll.iiiH', fjruiiliril. mg (Kirch An ideal b ine for n. IglilmrhiHKl. lo walking di children. 3t?.3UO alanre of town. Innune 115* NEW 3 BEDROOM PLAN l II |.**f nidi, ill J. • I HOME at Lake Mary. De.licnl ed right-of-way airot* the I uittull A UtALlUK Phnnr J3IJ street provide* permanent lake 164 N Park As*. view and privilege- Corner l*d CULLEN AND ILMIKEY appmx. 17.000 *q. ft., high and ft.'itm Down— S.10 Mnnlli dry. Uleaii, clear water from ilrep well tlW)*). Ilulll-tll G E. 2 Itedi'Kim liotne on 2 lul*. with •hade and trull lice*. Equipped kitchen, irntrol fired beat, t ’a with utovr, tefllgrralur and baths, earportc and |>or>h. A beater. Complete ptbe »4..W*I. real buy at SI3,R*wi Shown nt your convenience Phone OWN­ 2 IIEDROOM lluinr. well lorate.l, Desirable a- home *»r tental. ER —Sau fori iJuj-W 30JOO. ' HE SANKOIID 1IEHALD Mon., Oct. 22. 1R56, P « » t THE LAIH) OK THANKS lery often a Cat I of Thanks In the Sanford Herald meeU which I* difficult to fill in .my other way. Not only la it a g fxpre**ion of gratitude to tho»n who have aent floral trlbidM xl-* i"urtruu»ly nc..nowledge, the *ervice« ami kindneaae* of tba mvnv to whuin a ner*»ral note -f thanks cannot well ba mailed. N paper Card* of Thank* are arreptrd as loelallf reel. Emllv P. vt. Ihc ruled authority on etiquette, feeli they ranjr good u»c*. There it rut prescribed form for e Card of Thanks. It can be M brief nr a* detailed a* you d n itr When the occasion comes you will 'in.t a *ympalhetii-ally understanding member of our staff te aiilst ceu. HIE “IN MEMOIHUM" NOTICE It I* n e i miiiai of many familtc. tn this country tu commeaerate i tiCreavervrrit by an “In Mcmorliim" nolle# in newapaper classified •' inir. Thev find a real tolace therein. Preparation or selection i *ultaMe ver*o t,tings back lo them tender, pleaianl re>ollectiona. At -Ulra ('■>'>. t o Enrrll«h poet ba* *u tieaiitifiillv espreited il: "How ertii-llv awret nro the echoes that start When memory plays an old tune on the heart.’ M •• fre-rion*!,- *n |n virmor:um !* Inserted on the anr.lrtrsary >f death. Howcvrr. oll-cr -laie*. which It I* felt are appropriate ee in-amn.-' :| aro al« •‘ riccle.l The birttulxy of tho departed, the weddIng el Day, even Christmas are among other rigniflrant occa,ion. chuini. If - l ' '-’tit In r-.|in » your tender thoughts ill poetic form, •" i mav avail y •irarlf of the Herald'* rollecUon of original verse*. r:.c>« evprct* in iw>ctlf beauty the emotion* of the haarUtriaga. Nmong them are ver»ea appropriate to any circumstance. THE KATE < wd* ,.f Thanks are ll.no por insertion irgardlea* of alia. In "i I'-d' c* d i" t" hr fact tboy may run tn considerable ength. nr* hilled at ft !M per column inch. DAI LY V( ROSS 1 Throw 1 Arptaud l> Skin disetdrr IP Fie* at on* 12 Antelope i Afr l tl Propel 14. ftorn 31 Work Steadily 10 I .j*t'. ar* liver !7 Armory 7>i Queition 21. i'ool.ng device 2? tuU ral* CROSSWORD SQPJta MtYDT 4h)a(.i nM.-jn 0 I.ike a 24 Burden □ 2U-!t:tn ’VTt t<* ., tome citrus fruit ONM 'JUI-: *1-1 7 tody e*> Single riaiiUi ir.t?' >.(s-. M? fji-j'.’ t»m i” i nlaui , unit ujtmaoi'rq a Ctatilie* :« Alco­ uisitno rnui-’ u> P Attl.an holic 4TW rearsmiii . river liquor 3 0 SIM) 11 X » tl Q'.enehe*. Beam tnaiaLNin umrxe * at thlift 30 Gvme 2’nieru rcciKu u ijiii : Misisi. of 16 Type a lV of cake •kill **lat***'a *••••♦ 16 t-ixard* 31 Buck19 Nrsativf 31 Rubber tree eve vote state •M»x t Mai awe 31 Indian of tn i pass V iB tft t important City i f f t 22 Ravel Mayan Inbo £ Sauce <dial. ; J Having (wti form l i Hi i ) * iha|-e* 33 Boil ilowly 40. Wing n Plunder 24 Green he i bag# 27. Tavern* 29. Narrow mitt tgrcl.) 29. A (barge 29 Deep vallay a 31 r. vld illrr 3 33. Timid 10 Hawk pariol t |T— T — T” 1 ♦ 4* Viagtant v.oo ti t E 1 I 11 Ktitchrs I l Pnnciral I DUNNN t Appta Julie *V % -4 " I .a u 1 n 39. Injuit* allppers T " 1 37. Way It. Q uattrilcl* • T“ 7T“ i it it _ l G Jl j* ~ It 7Z TP '< & m r K> m 1 TP 2. Mountain* -44 iSo. Am t 3. Body of water 4 I -Aah. 3 9 . 1 1-4 ■ □i i a r n rr- mmm JT 1 w * n r| n i **• t — ROSA L. PAYTON 2 llidroom i'll Houie. NVynneivi, ,d Rral»tere,| Real E.tate llroker Range. Refrigerator ,V ilratri. Phone 26!t 17 92 at Hiawalht Hardwood Floor*. Tile Hath ) qmly 3**1 I'll. 799 11. 2 Beautiful lloine*-»fi loom, 2 bed mom*, ImIIi and 6 room. J For Sale hy Owner—Hun.'i I>|>e IwdriHuii*, bulb Ruth have tarhome on large lot. Crystal l„ikc portn. Phone 1037-W. I'llONE 92;o for I IIEHRY 2Bedroom home on 4 lot- Real w.thEitate Brokerage — Notary •rrccned in poich A carpor'e 1219 W 11th St. Rear Barber Shop F u r n i s h e d or unfumi-be I Phone |f.?»i-W afler 6 p viv Robert A. William DODGfR riTCHtS l)nn Nrv cutnlie I* Gown with National Leagvw pr-*ldenl NVarrrti (iilr* (left) and Sachiko N’lxhixawra, atewardeta, i imitly In tun- thr Itri.-kl.v n l-.ill tram Ictl ,NVw Yolk for an exhibi* tlon lour In Japan N* - irisig a •h iptu mat.” or oriental g irmci.t worn on l< live d.n The pitcher had In gel permission from murt to make the trip lie (a Involved In an alleged attack on f.Gi liael llriiwn. u jurkmg lot attendant In Brooklyn. (f*ilernolion«l> 3Bcdrnom home to Smith Pine REAM OR crevt Owner lieing traii-fcrteil ILiyntnnd l.timlf|ui*t, 105 Shannon Dr ASSflCI \TE Nllanlic Bank Bldg. 2 lied room houie, for **le bv min­ Phone 11*73. er 3mxi Down 3J*i monthly pav TIIIS Is YOI It CHANCE Itll.IN HARD ID PNY7 Sell ineiit*. 1917 Summerlin A u I'h. In move into beautiful Utcli Ar­ 10*3 W. lira. 3:30-0:30 pm bor and lake advantage of a 4things your* ihrough w ith Ixch Arbor: lairge new 3 be I>»•♦ loan. Nearly new J be Iroom room. 2 bath Rambler vu‘h through Want Ad* for CASH Itume un large, *t , . t. Ilf.* Florida Hi-om. anrened (Mirth, tuna llle roof, all elite kit Call 1927. rar-porte; fully i-qmp|M-d kilrh (Hen, hanlwtexl f(iM,r« thruugli en; ulllity room and other rv out. Ira*, air conditioning llrauti PRICED RIGHT fully landscaped large lot. near CALL L'S TODAY !.'! arhool bus roule Phone 2221 I! NT. II. "H ill" KTEMrER WA)\T a d s l.iiv Allen, A*voclalr (7—BROKERS and REALTORS Ail.lie Price, A««wiaie Rralinr— General Insurance NEW HOMES Phone 901 nr 2122 112 N. Park Ave. I hedrooms, CBs, 2 baths, oak floor* Very fine*! of ronslrur- f i l l i* a free pa*« to the Prattle Hon FIIA a(>(ir*i*el at 311,10*1 lake Drive In 'itu-.-tri for llraiuiring 33.300. ilnvn. pin* Furndr I) A Miller. Evp. dale doting ro»t* Nicely b.eale.1 i i Del 31. I 9 X good rctidrnlial area in ir H o; ing center. QRAMKOW J 6^.™ m OX I Kit REALTY CO. x s s k 1 FUNERAL HOME •' Laura B. Oiler, l<e.vltur SI KURBAN 3-b# Iroom h o m e ILltel M Held, Al*»riatr ..Htsk.ay 17-92 3e«lk Near ACL depot Ideal fur rail­ 2601 So. Orlando llwy. Phone road familir*. Price of 3lu,:a«i PHONE -M vlo/r1139 include*; hulll in range and EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 oven. V e n e t i a n blind* A centtal foned air healing system. Good tlHMl-E GtlDI* INI) R K i: H S lermi arranged. through f.la«*ifird ad*, la t an rsperirrred ad writer atviif you. BE A 2-CAR FAMliy CHOOSI AN USED CAR FROM O U t ORIAV SELECTION OP V A iU t t Slriulxland-Morrinon INCORPORATED Your Friendly Ford Dealer 3U» E. Th . s i . Phene SM Seminole Realty n . DIETRICTM T. W. MERO FOR QUICK ACTION uve "Ie»*l REALTORS lied ad* to seu rent hire. Call 1341 Perk Av* Phone 27 or 143 1621, say "Charge it." ACREAGE Small and large tn ct*. for Fann­ ing, Graalng, Developing or S|ierglation. See ti* for all your S M E C| Real Eatnto need*. REAL ENTATB DRIVE-IN \\H V . 2544 French Av- J. W. HALL, REALTOR Johnny NNalktr, Associate “Coll llall" Phon* 1758 M 8U/10/M0 Htt, V 24& O U C 0 H C R E 7 E P i, LET WAN APS DO IT! i h A. * �•* + -X______ a Si - THE BANFOItO HERALD ►ftp* 10 , Mon.. Oct. t t . 10M Some Couples Will Receive S o c i a l Security Benefits Passport to 0*110 Happiness Some roupies will receivs their which la being inttituled on a social security benefits this trial basis, la srpected to cut th# month combined Into a single expenses of the Government In is­ fsmily-check. Psul K. Weaver, suing snd mailing checks and to diitrtrt manager of the Orlando relieve congeitioo in post offices social security office announced around the first of each monlh today. Wives of retired workers when social security snd other who filed their elaims within Government checks are mailed the last month or so will have out. their benefit amounts combined Since 1SSI. Ihe Social Security aith their husbands' o ld ■ age snd Administration has combined survivor* insurance benefits. I f benefit payments l» children livIhey are living al the same ad- , ing in the same household Into dre**. snd are not entitled to old- a single check. This procedure age Inturinee benefit* bated up­ by reducing the number of checks, on tbelr own work record*. hat resulted in considerable ask­ Up until now. retired worker* ings. and their wive* have been paid S’# combination of the social their benefit* earh month in separate checks although in many security benefits payable to a rase*, one of them would take husband and wif» will be made both of the checks U> the store where Ihey are not living to­ or to the bank to be cathed. Be­ gether or where part of the wife’s ing paid their monthly social se­ benefit amount is an old-age In­ curity benefit* in 's single chec* surance benefit based upon her will make the cashing of rhecks own record of work under social simpler for many of Iheve cou­ «ecunty Separate rhecks will al­ ple*. snd if they have been pay­ so continue lo he ls*ued where ing fees to have their rhecks rither the husband or the wife cashed, they sill now have to hat been determined to be In­ pay only one fee instead of two. competent to handle fund*. Any beneficiary who for any The Combination of Ihe huthand* and the wife* benefit* resson object! to having his or into one check tn no way affect* her benefit a mount combined the right of either Individual to with that of a spouse will be hit or her benefit, nor the amount paid by separate rbeck, Weaver of that benefit. Both of them mu*i *»id. He or the need only notify *ign their name* on the bark nf ihe aocial tecurity office. The new the rherk before the rherk ean procedure nf paying hutbind* and (wive* by combined cheek, he be ra»hed. The new method of payment. pointed out, wit! not be extended By MAYS11 j: s i M »r»ia CM I* B r w is iH k r n m i i i . . . * A'i£ A & Z K & * Mrs. Fsalherstme bad acaiaenled reputations oa the ofrengtk of hoe­ ing the figure to wear o man * to her going to the dance, but full dreaa evening suit- Few wom­ certainly ah* was In non* too good en have the figure to get away a mood shout IL Val was also wor­ with It, but you have." He grinned ried that her patient didn't seem well, although the boat was quits acroao at her admiringly. -Well, perhaps." aha said rfowty. steady sow. Hhe seemed rather and smiled. "1 could try tt oa any­ short of breath and her face, usual­ ly Hushed, was now aa unhealthy way." aha conceded. onrn*l He put one finger to the aide of white color. ••Of tours# you’ll be coming to hit nose and winked across at her. "[■lease. Mrs. FaaUieratone. be­ Ui la gall dine*. V sl" Dirk **ld •Truit Uncle Dirk. He'll arrange fore t get dreaaed wouldn’t you enthusiastically over luncheon. "It let me call in the doctor?" Val everything." should ba grand fua. Tra aJraidy fiha glanced arroae at the la Me aakad anxlomly. decided on my eoelurne and yours." where Brace waa amifif. They But the mere suggestion agi­ V il wanted u> go **r> much hadn't talkrd since last night on tated M rs Feathrratone to such Bh* waa young and full of vitality, I ha lop deck. Ha had aeemtd to aa extent that for the moment she and though alia Knew aha dwln t avoid her. and the knowledge had waa almost Inarticulate. dance very wall, ah* loved It. Ue- hurt her. Waa it solely because "Call IB that mo a. my es-garaides, tt would be a change from ah* had refused to break off her dener’a son. who hates ma? What reading to Mrs. Featharatone. Il»r friendship with Dirk? Val had are you thinking nf. Nurse? But, employer navar appeared to take always been of an independent of course," her lip# turned lo a U.e slightest interrat ill » W I waa I uni of mind and she didn't like half anetr. "you would want to being read to her: half the lime being dictated to. rail s u b In abvkmsly. (ain't think aha seemed to dole off, hut when­ But now an* wondered If Brace I haven't beard nf your gnlnge-oB ever VaJ thought Set pal lent waa nad mil* fed Just whsl she would with nlro--*nd with Dirk." aha asleep and stopped reading. Mrs bsv* dona. Oh* might, yes the added hoarsely. Fealheretone would rouae baraelf m i g h t nsva agited U> end her Val didn’t reply lo th a t Hhe and aay sharply, ”Oo on reading. friendship with Dirk. On Ih* bust merely said. "J should feel ao much Nurse. ’ VN’hal are you stopping deck wkrn be had kissed her she happier If you mo* id see Doctor f o rt Do you think I’m asleep? bad been almost ready to promise Harridan. Mrs. Featherstune * Or are you too laiy to read any him anything. Almost . . . What Her patient half-raised herself m o re?" tthe would smile cruelly had held her back? Waa It a on the bed. "I said t'd never have and add. "You'd Ilka that, wouldn't genuine feeling of friendship for the man In my cabin, and I won ll you, to leave me asleep and allp Dirk, or her sente of gratitude lo t d rather dial" After a few motan on deck and dance or make him for having been ao nico to menu eh* subsided onto lha pil­ bffe with you- r a r l o u a boy bar? Waa K also a aenaa of fair low* and spoke more rationally. friend*." play? Ur waa It really that In her "You'd better go and start gelling •[■» aura M rs Krathcratone heart aha didn't a o a f to loa* Ma dreaaed for the dance tonight Dlrli won t lei me go. She'll want m* fntmUhJp because It had become has told me he’s ordered cham­ pagne tn here so that I ean have to read fa bar," Vs I answered Dirk something very precious to her? Dirk waa as good aa ma word, a drink with you before the fes­ -Oh boah. ffi arrange II with [hiring the afternoon he told her tivities begin. And 1 do believe • Aunt May. Shea not a bad old tin t lie had Bard It with Aunt few gIasae.l of champagne will do stick a t h eart She'll know you May and lie would send hi* steward me good I haven't been feeling and I want to have some fun." to her cabin with his tails. When at all well lately, and I'm sure It's But there waa a faint note of they a rm e d the tried them on at my heart. But K woei’l he long doubt In Mi voice, lie hadn't been once. find after she had turned up now before we're aa shore and finding Mrs. t'ratherslone ao easy Uia Iruusers with pins, the suit lk*n I shall feel much better. I fitted her perfectly. He had eeal understand Dirk's friends tn Mon­ to grl along with lately. "But I’ve no fancy eoatiune." aha aa well a fine linen pleated shirt, tego Bay are really charming peo­ waialroal and while Ue, and ple and have a lovely house right r a l■<t “And I've no Idea how while d Improvise on# at the last she supposed she could wear her on the w au r. I’m looking forward own high-heeled pa lent leather to tt." Bhe gave a short laugh and m om ent" -H I Os you up," he aald grin- shoes On an impulse the went to added vehemently. I 'm certainly the ahlp'a hairdressing takmn and looking forward to getting oil this Bing. "You can wear my lalla " ■your foflaf. But I’d look awful had her already short hair cut b oat" Aa t am. Val thought la her shorter. M b looked at heraelf m In a man's toll dress auii!" "Don't he allly," ha said cruealy. the mWlua M ft both pleasure and heart. Oh heaven*, as I am! (To bo eootihunt/ ■Women have made their stage eurpns* c I'CA If ayale drey. 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The evaraired chapeau came off before the pic­ ture went on. (fwfemaHomel* to ati elderly couple* on ih# so­ cial security rolls before Septem­ ber ISM. until It has provrd auereiiful and productive of the ex­ pected savings in administrative cosli. ‘You can still win,9 a friends. Gulf's gala 'Llfs of Riley' Contest closes October 311” th a t iik# <jf U i* i m l g i a uf Ihff C lf * l u l l C o il f t Hi th# M ii l h J i**l U la I « I r m l l wf P lrsfld a. » U | VI* lh # 17th 4 « t I.f 4 n to h # r A . ll. p i t at !•' u ’r lo c h In lh # fu frn iH jit lh * r « * 4 t In P l r c u l l C o u r t C h a m hat a In Marnl n la t o u n tf 4*ouri llo u # # a t H a u fo ra P lo r ld a it im lilif «%l*l | i# c la r a t n t . of T a k ir .f i, a|*|o>lr»t fl|il» it» i« f» I N Hifika ffUi ll OVdtr aa th# I ' o y i l ilv a itn |»fo|i*r. 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P .* i i I fkt I s rest IlK tldll-fi T a lla h a * # # # . P ln rld ff and M a rk C l a t*'la Md, II**| A l l i n t l r N a llo n a l H a n k l l u I M M h#nf«ir*1. P ln rld ff A T T n lt N C T M P u l l I ’ I T I T I m N l « o 0 # # »*•’ 0 WIUIAM BINDIA, star o f ’T b e Ltft of Riley* TV show ...snd your toyal Riviera playground. ^ 11* * i i m i e y i k —> *2 0 0 A M Y TO OPiHO Fly via a luxurious HrNAmm ew Suptr 7 Clipper fly dirscl lo Nice, Francs, in 20 hivurv. via ihr mWif’i n«ur rtprritiuoJuirlinf. Live in a Riviera man­ sion for four fabulou* weeks. Reign in a royal home, with all modem convcnteiKct, Servant Mad. luxury furnivhing*, glamorous patio, pnvatc swimming and boating facilities. . . all this and more. . . all yaura in a itunnmg set­ ting on the McJiirrraneant If* a oncr-m-a-lifctime trip for ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooog two. You enjoy scores of csciting holiday adventures—si ith I200aday loipcnd! Yourownlimouimcwhiri* you through a gay round of gala •sent* in nearby Nice, Cannes and other Riviera playground*. A world of pleasure await* you. Golden beaches, festive occasions, dar/ling scenery . . . »ports, pleas­ ure, regal relaxation. . . you list tha Life of R ilcy for a magnihctnl, mem­ orable momh! Simple Is aiwer—lw*y ta win! 'uvl voniplrlr itus jingle. 1'nlcr as iftm as sou wnh. All mines musl <* n o ckTWial Cnmesl Fnlry Blanks, * hk hi on tai ncten ptrl ei on lest i ulet. r»el sivurs fr r t al any Gulf station. Vontcsi ikwrs mulrnghi, Out. JI. I W ' l >»■»,, ‘i h ii a hn, i t i t mm ml SW T mmj (Umtr m L m muh Claan-burning No-Nox g iv# t yob «nany mor# m ilfft of n «w -car pow #rl HINTS TO HUP YOU 1MN1 I . Nn-bos h ill ihdfl ho.juw tiulf REGISTRATION NOTICE (H ints nul Ih* ~ dn l)-hurn in | m l end" I oiiih ! I s m d is a i, (avolin*. 1 - N o-N o s rn m b ali fiumaOpn of carbon tkpouit shwti "vlinnk” *I> r « * powtr. Ths Kcglslnition Books of the City of Rsnforil, FlnrMs, sr« o|ifn at Ihs City Hall, commencing Monday, Srplcmhcr 17,’ I95fi, for th* purIkm* of reglntcrlnf for the Municipal General Klectlon to be held oa November 0, I9!IA and will remain open each day eirept Sundays and holi­ days, up to and Including Friday, October 26, 1956. ■whffrt you g»t that claan-burning No-Nox I J. Brailey Odham, distributor I. N, BAYER CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER 1 ------------------------“ e f -r r* * . Oulf No-Noi h a hl,lwKU*e , inline -fitc , im«t nnln pci gab lowla thtHi-uipdnvmg. FROM Y O U R G U L F D E A L E R All others previously registered since December 1, 1950, are already qulifled to vote and do not have to re-register. — #— *• No-Nnv ptolKti your rngnve, l«*pv new-or po«o tnlaul fewthou­ sand* o4 ( t i n m in G E T F R E E EN T R Y B LA N K S t **-■ j a W N 3 0 F A B U L 0 U 8 D J N * * f f? ^ M U M i: T h * Iksffld n f c«M inly • *om m l* s|u n # l# t.f M* riillm l# 4NsuHi| • H '» '« 14m w U | M * h # bid# h I till" C la r k u n i t s |a Ih * C o u r t lliiu a # a l I a #fo rd , ui* * u'd'M k I* kl N " ) am* bar 4th. 1744 fo r lh a f*dln«slrifft H a m An. V III N *a 1 4#.#! M nlnf T*a* • I r a il r ia oa lilt T *n d # ti* f *ri* *. i h a s th a n l l # I lo t *i w ith #1# M il I4 tb » | K t.ffln # , g i r t f u t a l m l is s iif f lit , alfft le t, *a l»h #ii* I# §• th a n I I f * * l ts***ld I I t 3- 11r * • h *ard and hlad# fro n t and r a a r I r ' » . 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IV. |l M lll# r. 4'halrsssaiu Only those who have reached the age of SI during the past year jr who have acquired a legal voting residence in Sanford art re> quired to register. *■* .1* f-e * ‘ �Shop and Save In Sanford §>mdtttb iiu r a U t it i l v v i? t t * u n t n m i AN INDEPENDENTm DAILY NEWSPAPER a VOLUME XLVil SANFORD, FLORIDA Eslnbllalied If Your Herald la Not Delivered By G 1\ M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M, For Delivery * TUESDAY, OCTOttER 23, 1DAO At*neiti(«d Prraa Leaned Wire NO. 219 Herlong* S e w e r E x t e n s i o n Federal System To Include 17.9? C u r t a i l m e n t W i l l Stop City's Growth c o n g r essm a n Magnolia Ave lu< fur lb* Hally. (I'h th* crowd attending (he Di-mortallr Rally on Ka-l Fieri SI at was taken of Herbing a* he -pokr Irom a platform arranged 'Proud Of Record' Gen. Snyder Praises Guard Unit Strength Cong. Herlong Tells Rally Crowd The AitUtant Commanding Gen­ community," Gen. Snyder tali, eral of the Wh- Armored DivWion "and we hope that you can do of the Florida Georgia National vomething nboti! it " Id. Gen. Jo»rph C. Iluhtu-on Guard wa* in Sanfnnl yetterday At a Democratic Political rally for a formal Inipcetlon of the ( retired i waa at the Armory yet­ la it nlfht at the comer of Flrit troopi and faciK'ie*. terday to greet Gen Snyder no and Mainolla St*.. State Senator hi* arrival here fur the formal mOn hand to greet Brig. Gen. Douilaa Slenitrom Introduced Con»portion. Maxwell C. Snyder, on hi* arrival frciim an A. S "Syd" Herlong oilier* accompanying Gen, Sny­ Slrnitrom In hi* Introduction slat- from St. Augmline yeslrrdav a tout' der to Sanford for the iospcttlun 3 o'clock were MaJ. Roy Green, .|d that Congressman Herlons were: Capt. R. G. Ncl*on, CWO ahould be rev imed to Washington Maj. Uob Baker. Capt. Johnnie II. W. Multi*. and Col. A E. HurKrofthiek, and Capt. Joseph D. on hi* paat performance, leaderroll. Bryant. ship and integrity. Headquarter* of Co. U , IMth Herlong In addressing the crowd Ihe •aid " I am proud of m> recurd Armored Infantry Battalion and will (land on it. I have work­ San fori Armory were impeded ed hard In attending to your bull- by a itaff of officer* arriving with Gen. Snyder nesa the heit way possible. Mayor F. D. Scott welcomed *'l have worked for you inn per cent during my eight year* In of- Gen, Snyder to Sanford, .dice. I have worked hard for all Gen. Snyder (ummented at ” en countie* In my dlttrict. length on the "strength" of the "My voting record hat b*en at­ local National Guard Company tacked. Congressional record* will which number* only U men. A iliar union. limited to Ihe •how that I have voted on aa*» of " If the people of the communi­ three member* of the l!o*nt of 752 bill* In eight year*. In adver­ ty would only recognize that the Sanford City ComuiUtioncri betisement* In newipoper* hate ap National Guard W their#,'’ fieri came of absence* from the meet­ prared half-tnilh* In opposition to Snyder told Mayor Scott. Ihe unit ing, and Wil-oTt Holt, repreicnting me. It that the type of man you cn ild runic up to it* full Mrcngth. Goodbode and Co.. inVrtlmrnt want to r.-pre*rnt you? "Thi* man," Gen. Snyder **ld I ' — -rought Ihe i|iirttiun of In again referring to advertis- a< h r (M in ted to (’apt Joseph l> a tew age treatment plant ou‘ in ing, Cong Herlong Mated that ex Bryant, Commanding officer of l-j the open again. • ^tenses incurreil in running for «f- the Company, "ha* n lough «*• • Attending Ihe meeting wa* Sul rice would not tarred i?iOO. *'l aignment. Rerkowitt, Sanitation engineer Intend to abide hy thi* |f nther* •It it the lack of manpower and of Ihe S'atr Hoard nf Health and with to jlo other*We that it their the rapid turnover of per-* - el." .1. tirade) (hlham. local builder. business. Hut I don't lutrhd to. I he told Ihe Mayor, "which give* AHo al the meeting listening to have no rraton to apologue—be­ uv a hard time getting young of­ the discussion* »va« John Kaler, came good m u ll* have been ob­ ficer per tonne! former cnmml**|onrr who wa* on tained during my *lay In office. I "Traditionally we have a high he Board nl Ihe time the sower will run on my own record," *aid standard of training and the unit program wa* inaugurated. Herlong. Mrrng'.h doe* nut live up to lho-r Holt told the cominiitioner* Herlong tpokr about the "numthat from "a »tudy of Ihe figure* rrouv" thing* he had done for this atandar.D," he *ald. Gen Snyder pnlntcd In 'he fine submitted to me of revrnue fom Area. "I helped obtain ivmow for Canaveral Harbor JltA.nno for a record of the local unit prior to Ihe Ctllll* Department of Hie eltnif laboratory In Ortand • and World War II "Seminole County City, the revenue* nre running STS.000 for one In Winter llavrn. and Sanford furnlshrd m o r e fairly well in line with the en­ I obtained research money for the troop* than any other unit In gineer’* estimate. "lFn<ter authority of the bond fruit fly and vocational schools," Florida, and more troop* than any other rity in romparison with resolution yoil are authorilrd to he laid. i**tie aillittonal parity bond* with tin the welcoming rnrnmillee and •ire," pe *aid He nl«o compared Sanford wi*h a pledge of the gro»* re»emie* •rated on the *pe*king ttand were: State Senator Doug!** Stcnrirom. other unit* throughout the -tale. fmm the Utility Department," he Repreienlative* Mark Cleveland. "For tmtanef," he told. "Ap- said. "It *eem* to me that it can he Jr., and Cordon Frederick*. Judge palachicola hi* a Mrength of thi lataar Carlton, Count* Clerk O P men. 102 at Starke; W at Camp done," Holt said, "but It t« a lemdnn. Sheriff Luther Jlotiby. Blending: IW at Ctearwa'er; and rpieslion of whether of not you County Commissioner* eteri Homer w „t gt Vugiuttne, among a few want to pledge these revemr*." However, attention wa* called to Little ami Jame* II 1.ec. Seminole that nr i an recall. irondm ird on I’age Setrni "We need the -urport of Ihe County Democratic Chairman Sewage Treatment Plant Talk Brings Only 'Thank You' f More than 2n0 member* of San­ ford'* civic club* heard Cowgreaaman A. S. "Syd'’ Herlong Jr ., re­ port yesterday on-Ihe Sllh session of Congress al a Joint meeting held at Ihe Holy Cross Episcopal Church Paruh Mouse Hold Jointly with the Sanford K»* lary Club, other dubs ri-presrnlrtl were the Sanford Kiwnnit Club, Sanfonl Lions Club, Seminole County Junior Chamber of Com­ merce, the Sxnford Pilot Club, and the Butlnes* and Pimfes.ionat Women’s Club of Sanford. Presidents of the vartou* civic groups were seated at the -ps-iker* table. * Bill Kirk, prominent Seminole County Democrat introduced Con­ gressman Herlong whom he com­ pared with a prominent athlete. "Hi* life Is like an open book," •aid Kirk, "the way he conduct* himself on and off the field." He adis-tf, "In these troubled time* we are proud to hare surh a man a* "Syd" Herlong In nor Cong rc**." Herlong’* addres* wa* complete­ ly non political and dealt only with the accomplishment* and problems of the last »e»non of Congress. The Fifth District Congressman spoke briefly on the Farm Bill which came before Ihe nation'* lawmaker* Discus-tog Ihe bill which passed during Ihe Htlh seaslon, lleflung sail "I think II wa* the If* s i t of the two evil*— and still it not the answer to our problem*. "The cost I* about a million dol­ lars a day for storage of surplus farm product* and thrre is Jut! about as much going in today a* there it coming out." explained Congressman Hrrlong. An Important adjunct of the farm hill anil all to Ihe faris-r* was the proposed soil hunk pro­ gram —the bill which is Inletideif to pay Ihe farmer for not plant­ ing. said Herlong. "It Isn't the IdealUtlr program." he said, "and I voted against it " A lot of Ihete things look good on paper, Herlong explained, sn you have to dig into the meat of them to find nut what they are. "I havA contacted farmer* in this •listrlet to find out how they feel about the proposed hill — and they're again*! it." said Herlong. Turning to the F rie r*1 Hoad Program Congre*«tnan Herlong lold his civic rtuti audience that ihe bill pros ides for "tome 41,000 mile* of highway*." The original hill, said Herlong proposed the forming of a Fed­ eral Highway Corporation empow­ ered lo issue Is-rid* In he paid off in 30 year*. This was the admin (Continued On I'agr S r irn ) Sportsmen Urged To Attend Meet The Seminole County Sportsman Afioeiatlon will hold it* regular monthly meeting at *he Seminole County Courthouse T h u r s d a y night, Od. 23 *1 a o'clock John Mrltch, presd'ent nf the sportsman's organization, urged member* to attend and lake part In the important discussion* on matter* that will h* placed be for* them. Democrats Honor Odham: Congressman Last Problem Night At Dinner Critical tw o FOB ONE - tvs Congress­ man A. S, “Syd" IL-rlong pot** with ihe son of photographer llemy Jameson with an .Vital Slevetuun campaign button proml nr lit) y shewing, (Photo By Jameson) FHA Operating Loan Service Expansion Told New legislation ha* increased the number of farm families who urn eligible to nhtaio operating o ,n* from the Farmers Home Vdminiriratlou. Curti* J . Green he agency'# County Supervisor •aid today. Tiu- new law increase# tl* uaxitnum amount that can lie ad■vneed, and as a part of the Rural Development Program m a k e # loins available when the farmer ha* part time employment off the farm. operating loan* arc made fur the purchase of machinery, tivesl'.yk, equipment, fertilizer, seel, tractor fuel ami ulher farm and home operating expenses needed to carry out efficient farming opera IIon* on family, type farm*. In -ome instance#, • loan may he made foe the refinancing of exist­ ing debt*. I'n ilt T this new law loan* will at-n Ih- available to appilrant-, who ha»e part time employment off the farm, provided they ire i-slab* hdied farmer* conducting *ub•tinllal farming o|H-ratum« ami •(irn d in g the major portion of their time farming. Surh operator* mini have dependable source* <>f nulMde Income. The main purpose of these loan* will lie to help farmer* who live in area* designe j for Ihe lltiral llevelopment Program. Operating loan* are repayable nvpr period* of one to *rven year* with Ihe Intrrett rate at five per­ cent All nf the prevent loan services of Ihe Farmer* Home Administra­ tion. which inrluie loan* for development and purchasing of family type farm*, farm housing and soil and water conservation rern'inue to be available. The Farmer* •Home Iration County Committee will determine the eligibility of e*ch applicant. The rommillee Is rnmpo-ed nf three men. two of vjmm must tie farmer*. In Seminole County the Com­ mitteemen are William P. Chap­ man. Box 137*. Sanford; Cader (J. Hart, P. <>. Bn* 274, Geneva, and Henry J. Schumacher Jr., III. I, Box 710, Sanford. Additional information regard­ ing these loan* may be obtained at Room III. Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank Building, No further extension of the •ewer system in Sanford was A dinner honoring A S "Syd" brought lo the forefront U»t Herlong. Fifth District Congress­ night as the Hoard of Sanford City man, wa* given by the Seminole Com miss toner* diseuiscd the con­ C o u n t y Democratic Executive struction of a sewage treatment Committee at Jim Spencer's Res­ plant. J . Brnllcy Odham, speaking to taurant last nigh' at (I o'clock. Janies II Lee, long-time chair­ the Board of Sanford City Com­ man of Ihe Seminole County missioner!, said "It seems to me Democratic Executive Committee that you ire nf the opinion that presided at the dinner with An­ it will he foot year* before a drew Carraway making the in­ treatment plant I* started. troduction* of guest* Invited. "I happen to know," said (>d. Herlong told the group of 32 hum, tint there will be no fur­ Seminole County leader* that an ther extension <>f sewer* accord­ experience during hi* annual suit ing la ■ letter from Ihe State to Sanford ar.d Seminole County Bond of Health. rewarded him for "all of my rf"The effect nf that letter." Od­ 'ortt" In Washington. ham stated, "is that growth will He told of a family, mother, tie strongly curtailed. ■jlhrr, ami two chil-trrn who vl»p."I want to see Sanford grow, *1 him tn express their apprecia­ tion for all that had been done and It will with *tfimg leader­ ••r them, "That i* something ship." Odham told the Board. hat make* working a real pleas­ "There is a direct relationship be­ tween the Capital Improvement ure." watil Herlong. Ice, the Democratic group'* program ami ihe Sewer Treatment 'halrtnan in Seminole County, In Plant," he ##id. "I long ago #ald that the sew­ •Producing Herlong said "He is the greatest statesman of our age treatment plant woohl give u* the number onp opportunity for time " Included in Ihe guest 11*1 for growth,” sail odham. "I un in Ihe occasion honoring Herlong the building bsumess and I have were: Senator Dougla* Slrnttrnm, now 12 home* for ia)e unlrs# we Representative* Mark N. Cleve­ ran arrange for sewer extension. land Jr. and Gordon V Frederick, Ry this coming January I will f ee Gary, Mayor of Oviedo, F D. have completed 230 homes and Sen'!. Mayor of Sanfnnl, Circuit wv-'rr juit one of Ihe builder*, Judge Vat.ar R Partlon. Judge nu more loans—VA says no Ernest Itmtsholder, Supt. of Pub­ more »ewer exlenrion* FHA aaya lic 1n*1met inn It T 51IIwee I V r no mare more loan*—VA *ays no Iff Lu'her Hobby. Clerk nf Circuit more loana. Court O p, Herndon, arul T-x COl* "Do you have a letter gienling Icrliir John Galloway. exIeualoniT" asked Odham. " I There uerr 32 guc*t* at the dliru**eJ thi* with Dave la-e of dinner IIn- Board of Iteal'li thi* morn­ Congreaaman Herlong, in Im­ ing." he said, "and I am utterly promptu dl*rus*iont regarding amazed." varlon* accomplishment* of the City Manager W a r r e n E. xi'h Congri-**, said "The Sanfnrd- Knowles interrupted O.lham tn say Tilnsville Canal was pro|>oted in "We an* deeply concerned about Ihr Oinmliu* Hilt during the UM this an I want In get Ihe sewage •cssion but w#» vetoed by Prevl* treatment plant 0* quickly at dent Elsenhower." possible." Commissioner David Gitrhel rommrnled "We are concerned But I'd like lo see our Utility De­ partment self sustaining. Before my three year term expirrt we will have a trealmrnt plant either built or under construction. "I think Ibis i* something you've got la get into now," Odham laid. Commissioner Gatchel. remind­ ed that sewer rxbnilnni had been stopped said "I doubt very *erIniisly if any member of this comNO IP'S. AMPS OR ntT*S! General Sherman made it mission will allow sewer exten­ clear that he wasn’t Interested sion* to be cut o ff." The quettion of continuing in becoming Ike RepuMican nominee fnr President when he *e»er lines outride of the city said, " If nnmina'rd I will not limit* came up when City Man­ arrrpl. If rlcrtrd I will nol ager Knowles said that "When we talk about pledging revenues, terse." Want A-l* are nominated by they are done sn tn continue build­ million* of people to fill all ing sewert outride of the city." sort* of need*. If you elect | Odham replied "You can't limit til p*e a Want A l Call 1X21 and Sanford to 23th 81.” a callable ad writer will be glad Mayor F. D. Seott remarked lo »efve you. J (Conlinurd On Cage Seven) Additional Local News On Page 7 Weather IRIG. GIN. MAXWELL C. SNYDER. As*T Commanding Csnsn! if 4Bth Armored Division of the Florida Georgia National Guard nivri in Sanfu-d for a formal inspection of facilities and ,r<«|i*. ihown on big arrival are (left to right) Capt. K. G. Nelson, CWO i Action Is Delayed On Move To Reduce Total Negro Cabs Rcduclion of the number of N'egr->e taxicab* operating in the rltv of Sanford rame before Ih# Board of Sanford City Com mi* vloner* at it* meeting last night. However, with two commission­ er* absent amt unable to heir the discussions, final action on tho move wa* delayed to a later meet­ ing. Attorney R. W. Ware represent­ ed the executor* of the cstaA- of Will Hankrrsun. and requested that Ihe rommlssiun "give some rea-nn for rejecting the transfrr nf per­ mit* for the ops-ratlon of the two taxicab* formerly operated by Will Hankrroon." Mayor F. D. Scoll pointed out that the CRy of Sanford ha* a i many Negro taxicab* a* are need­ ed and many complaint* hare been received by the commission on their operation. "It teems a* If we could get some more equitable mean* of rutling down on Ihe number of rabe operating on our streets." said Commissioner David Galrhrt. City Manager Warren E Knowlet reported to the Board of Comnileilonrra that a crackdown on taxi­ cab operation wai In force and that two operator* had b e e n brought before him because of vi­ olation* resulting In ■ Mday sus­ pension of their license*. However, said the City Manager, the mrkdown will require the ateadfait tacking of Ihe Board of Commissioner*. City Attorney William C. HutchDon called attention of Attorney Ware to Section 24-4 of the City Code on Page 312 relative to the appliralion for taxicab permit. Mayor F. D. Scott tabled the discussion and action until Ihe Hoard of Sanfurd City Commluio» era* next purling. Hospital Notes fX T . a Admission* Ray D. Balcom (Ixingnciod) Mis* Jane Flynt (Sanford) Alii lly)ti (Sanford) Mary Sue En.oe (Sanford) Mollie Williamson (SanforJ) Discharges Ed Greenfield (Sanford) Ijottfc- Mar Hardy (Sanford) OCT. 21 Admission* Mra. Fay Ivea (Sanford) Lawrence Gerard <Lungwood) Clarence Shaffer l Sanford) Larry Busby (Lake Monroe) Discharge* Eugene l^ewl* (Oviedo) PERMANENT TREATMENT MEXICO CITY GT*—lo baldnesi beauty? Guillermlna Jlm rnrt Var­ gas say* no. *ued a beauty parlor for using a treatment which mado all her hair fall out. Partly cloudy today and Wednea- AT THE HEAD table last night at a dinner honoring Congressman A. 8 . "Syd" Herlong Jr . are: (M l lo right) Cliruit Judge Vassal Carlton, Representative Gordon V. Frederick, Seminole County Demw. A, E. Durrell, Capt Jnhnnla Kr..fchlrk. Maj. Hoy day with a few widely araltered rrntie Executive Committee Chairman James II. Lee of Oviedo, Congressman Herlong, Andrew (TarSnyder, Mayor F. D. Scott, and Maj. Bub Baker allrrnoon Ihundmliunrr*; low to- raw ay, menilier of the Suminote County Democratic Executive Committee, end Representative Rack j night M it. | N, Cleveland Jr . (Staff 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 19, 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 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 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/ba1f6c571d91b8925ed70fe188eb39fa.pdf 1fd76b88aa944adf1d062a4823779e77 PDF Text Text mem V.; V A V mr £ THE MOST! 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MODERN CO M FO RTA BLE SHOPPING A T ITS V ER Y BEST AIR C O N D IT IO N ED FREE PARKING C O N TIN U O U S M USIC •-• B i i ■ 7* * ‘ . . �• ^ . «V. VOLUME XLVII Established M03 ' If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery ^ a n f u r ii i M e t a l b i V* I V 'l t L M lL ’ v I l L ' l T i i i || %» t i n t l ' a f t I i t H M ^ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1936 Aiftocintrd Pre** (.eased Wire 4 D ie A s T rain s Many Bargains Available H it H e ad -O n For Banner Days Event Kiwanians Support NO. 216 Group Gives Support To Improvement Plan The American Home Depart*,----ment, Tuesday night at their re­ gular meeting, approved a resolu­ | PINEOLA, Fla. *.B— Two Atlan­ tion to "Mipnnrt the Capital Im­ tic Coast Line freight tram, rnrcJ provement i’logtam of the City (loan a straightway itrrlrh mlo oi .'Sanford and ine !unf<>rd Civic a head on collision to lay. killing tenter." Officer* of the drpatt I out of 10 crewmen aboard md ment, of Ih.e Sanfoid Women injuring 4 others. Club, will forward the re-olution Car* immediately behind the in the form of a letter to the two diesel engines piled up an I Board of Sanford City Commis­ broke into flame* after the crash, Sanford Merchants ire ready for sioner*. trapping too o f the men inside. the big two-day CVCltl, "Banner It was aim approved that I arxing meters in the dowrnlown Their bodies were recovered lalcr. Day*'* and door* «f local store* ••m<-nibcri of the American Home Sanford shopping area will t># Cause of the fi a. m. collision nn I 'sill open tomorrow morning Department of the Sanford Wo- covered tomorrow to allow frea The Board of Director* of the ,\CL’s main line near the [ veallng hundreds of bargains for man's Club attend the next meet- parkingfor ev*ryu.i* coming to Sanford Kiwanls Club approve I I’ inrola depot was nut determined Sanford shoppers ind customers. Ing of the Board of Sanford City .qanfon, for , he tj yesterday a rerommcnd.dion of it* immediately. Danner I’lanned for a number of week I ommi«sion in a laxly In voice Daya event. Support of Churches Committee ACT. official* began an Invcdillf.nies* horse racing i* a »»■ the "Banner Pays" event comes then appmval of the Civic Ccnn* b i : n avigg in s , so il. man's as well ss a mania sport to a climax thia afternoon when The formal announcement of #r." relitivc to legaliird gambling. •ai ‘uon f a m i n e the cau.e Free parking will be allowed The dead men were identified CONSERVATIONIST, USDA tn every sense of the word, ae- taga bearing new low prirea on M. I.. Nirholt, who qualified as a A recommendation was presen1,. a, „ T Martin, engineer from | The approximately six Inrhes of ronilng 'tn Wiliam" R Kemp, pre*- merchandise” from the regular sea- candidate for the Board nf Sanresolution " V \ T rn !* V /J * cd to th#» Kiwani* Club Ronnl of High xSpnnc»: an«t the Democratic rnm which fell i»n thi# are* ilur 0f srminote R «cr*iy . 1»onal #tock% are attached. 1ford CM) Cumnmaloser? jr I the fo*l«»wing a panel dltcttMlon bt* * aiurtay, arrordinf lo City ManDirector* hr Rev. Terry L. aStnie. nominee for county cotnmliiionrr |ng the p»%t two day* aided sreut«|n faot nhrn harnr. g r3Cing The Sanford Merchant* Anocla -I *ra! now Con minion fnrr ,hp c,u® on ,h<* \u7 v .wm Z !l° s , inl„ 0,P Raceway, „ r , lion developed the rltyw|dePr » J " K *« Higginbotham. made for p t^or of the First Christian from Atarl.ua County; F. W |y towards ........ .. the water rom fi ' « rlou» Ph*’ f * "f, “ >lou,h. P™’ ,u . tn',7 t Church and chairman of the Sup- Vaughn, fireman from H . g h |M f„ ,n „ ir pond*, lake,, and jntenl ,0 mfkr „ , n j f f i l ; that 'tlon and a corps of local m erch an t,.lodif. tyvrl nf Ciurehev Committee which ®l>r,nsJ• • * * '. Phillips, brakeman in this Didrict Although momfn will enjov from beginning which formed the "Banner Days' Nichols said this morr.'ng "I m -T h e r ^ 'a F 'ih ^ " Da^el^^hoi*! Sanford ° Merchants” Association" port of nm rrhe, Committer, which (r„ m Ukeland; and W E Sny- CJU„ ng ,on*llerah’e damage to #n(j » ,aid Kemp .Commlttro" a.»D(H hv the group'. wish to announce t o ‘ he people of member* of ,hr P""*1' Th ' f d ' h Association •peaking were Judge Ernest Hous- sponsored tale event, rrld : ,,<f; brake man from l**|c|an. • many of the young. recently ,.F jr ln, |jnp M, arr p|inni.,j president, B. L. Perkins Jr., have Sanford my candidacy, In Group However, Sanford Merchants "We. the support of churchc* Martin. Vaughn an.l I nillips panted truck rr.ps the rainfnll ,0 Jrran IPS„lar sport* wear worked steadily to make the event Two. for our City Commission, in holder, (*ily Manags-r Warren K. Knowles, I'aptaln Arnold Williams,1Association President B. L. Perrommitlre of the Kiwnni* Club of were member* of the crew on the 4fry Hcncfictal and wclcom- f<, h|on ,|10V1.. M c|u,|vely for the * r«mplete success. the coming election on Nov 6 Sanforl. believing that the exten- southbound freight, bnyuer wa, on ,.d b) mo„ c, ttifmen and ciirua rnJftyn,rllt nf ,hp wumcp „ ho vtsStores throughout the downtown *',n •"king ne .upp-.rt of the J Marion Harman Sr., and Mrs kins Jr. requested ill downtowm Margaret Reynolds. merchants and businessmen to la«ion of legaliird gambling by the the nortnoouna neigm. growtn. it ,bf .f ^ n o o n race. And other 'hopping district, along with out- P*0?1' of Sanford. Nichols *aU. Mrs Reynolds, principal of duest their employes not to park Introduction of pari mutuel betting Three of the injured, all on the A considerable amount of ero- ,pet|al events for wnmen ate in Mng atores, are cooperating to o f - 1‘‘ 1 would like to give a few br.ef Pinecrest School, summed up the m «hc downtown area during tho on harness horse racing would n-t northbound freight, were Went!- MOn ajl0 observed on many lbp nuking too," lie a.idej fer merchandise for every need. f *c,» “ bout myseif. I am a bviii.fbe to the best moral and spiritual fled a Otis urmgr*, Bridge*, engineer |hc frp,h|y cultivated fields -I've Just returned a,. mis cnginfer ()f tb„ r„ttn jte l field* i...« »i..n M .i from i.eg. from anklets to tircons, at i m u mg contractor. 41 year* of age, expression* of the speaker* who Banner Days sale. “ Employes voiced their opinion* on what a lik in g in the metered zones will lu^n-st of the people o f Seminole from Highi Springs;; A. II Good­i especially on the lower edge* of t-igton. Ky. where I uttend-vl my —ing -----savings. , , -r »— i have a wonderful wife anil Iwu res-reation program for our youth ,Jbe up space that our shoppers County, unanimously ic.-oir.mend Conductor from Tampa, and |hf f„ lllf whfrp , hp « ,te c tents fir, ; afternoon race meeting in This afternoon finishing touches children race meetingin This afternoon finishing touches c " l,llrcn ra Sanfonl our could provide and how it could be during Ihe two day* and that the Board of Dlrectora take B'-bert Pate, flagman from Tam- to build-up ' * 1----------and thencuts out into this hesrtof the bluegrass roun- are being put on stark* of mrr P^fmanent home 11 yjars ago h.vwe'd like to give Ih.-m every ad provided. a public stand against it " P»: and William Hardco Jr. High a roadditch or intoa drainage try. IJu»t wi«Hthat every re- chandlse either taken from regular ln.*i ln°vr*l here from Huntington, vantage that (he privilege of Each member of the panel. In The recommendation was api ditch. »ldent of Seminole County have,*l°^k» already received for fall, parking free wiU permit," he *a!d. troduced in a "What'a My Line*' proved by the Board o f Dlreciors <• * » •mramble.l-up m e,-." Sheet erosion i« Ihe mod com been svith me. It Is an experience ,n,l winter or received within the I "I believe in the City of Sanf- i.l without a dissenting vote on a ,a '1* ■*°hP Purcell, an nmhulan.e _ __ last few daysfrom special pur-1*nsl have great faith in its tu- Style, wa, allotted .even miruitei , / ' ov" rin« of ,‘ h* hi. view, on l* •“ •‘ bar step pre motion hy Ed ShinhoUer. Jr'ver for the Garnet funeral j - ' area. Sheet ero*lon con«i-ts "Women were there in great chase* made for the Banner Days i ture develiqtrne.it." Nichols said In which to pre-em to attract shoppers to the enorm­ The Board of Directors meeting ,|on)e •* Brooksviiie, woo io< x <f (( <> mmpmpnt of W1||pr( carry. numbers, wearing their finery and «•»*■ . in making his fonnai announce- a "youth program." ous values that are being offer­ City Manager Warren E. Knowfollowed the regular luncheon ,hl) •1“ ' r injurwel men to a hosj i * K , o( nartirlec*. over the »ur- enjoying every minute of the' Rbowcard*. window slgna, dis-|ment ed during the citywida ilia that Tlic engines anu tne cars jus' • -* (Continued (In Page 3) meeting of the Sanford Kiwanls , , . n . .. i . face of cropland in a uniform colorful activities taking place Pj*?** newly displayed mer-1 He said "I do not believe that it being staged cooperatively bjr .mg.ci up iii.intirr. n anm.r Thi, t>l)P „ f ero.ion can every minute on the raceuay. The *r' * " beginning to make our city's pa*l growth, though C’f b at which Ihe Dl*trict Gove.- behind them are a the merchants of Sanfurd. L_ a 4 . 1 k*i ll>a .!«•>... .la l flilfllrv fair ll ttt..s tvliwrx nrai'aila.1 thflr *ppf ATSIlff in (hf Yftf iot|» nor of Florida Kiwanl*' District UN l u t i i i i r / i d i f « u i i n « | i n r r r p i r > A i i n i r r ------. . »M%| Ih* ob iervrj by the de^.Bil*, country fair atm.»%pherr prevailed great, is all thit il should have In addition lo the free parking like It will at......Seminole •l°’*otown stores just prior tu to- been. It* wonderful Tiling, ail fi, vra.’ the principal speaker. Two of the dead men wore t a k - f the hMVjfr ^ ticie. on —Just ................................. in metered areas, the Sanford en to the Porter F uneral Home at ,h | > lo<|>r #rpi| of , f,rM B n<) al- Raceway during our afternoon ,n" rrow morning's opening hour. the blessings that na'ure his so District Governor F. S SurMunicipal Parking lot on Com­ Banner Day* ire becoming anguinr spoke to the Sanford Kiwan­ Inverness an', |hHome*m Oriii* *n by the muddy water leavlnj meeting*.*’ freely and bounteously bestowed mercial Ave. between Palmetto ___ . . ui. -nBut „r n.u .. ' ... ls members yesterday nn 'he Iti.tn.-rtw FuneralI Home tn O-aia. .the not only are the women 5u ,l '• ‘'h year for fields carrying valuabte tup upon It, properly promoted and ami Hood Avea. la also available Two Iniil.es were removert from Sanford Merchants and plana for achievements of Kiw-ani* during •oil and organle matter into dit- enthiMiastic admirers nf the beau developed, slioui'l s o n place our for free parking. The annual Orlando District the first nine month* of 19V. in H.e « m k hortly after the r«lll- . he* anil rnnal*. Iful horses and the drivers, deck the two day sales promotions he- •tty among the f-irciunvl cilic, of Convention nf Christian Churche* the fifth district. »«•" but the othris were lot rv “ J" , , r *? *®. 'b *1 ample supplies it* site in the nation. ' Iditte or no daniagr was ubstr- eil out in their gorgroutly-colored of covcreil, until flames weir extumerchandise will be on hand. will he held at the First Christian S a n f o r d M a n I s >ilk*-they are also among th* Nichols said in his guiahed" in the car in whichthey 'c J on the uncultivated fields "We don't want to see anyone dl*- «Vf T i . i * . • n“ c '" rnt i-hurch. DeUnd. Tue.day, (Vt V 7*1. V I. owner*. Many women are ownert wen- trapped. or field* that supported a good appolnlesl." said Merchants Asso­ "THE R U DINNER PAIL" ,. ,_ „ . ,, , cover crop of gra««e* or a mil- of harness horses and wherevrr ciation President B. L Perkin. Jr., .•The Republican slogan in l-.mnen from Bu.hntU :r»d " * lw , K-gu.ne. the horsemen'* fraternity emigrethe campaign o f 1900 promised ItriHikavdlc wr.e fu ll , _ wl?, , j , r . Pirt>. VP1„ 2*t* • ''- r e will lie found vvell "for we know- that mmhant* are offering some of Ihe most atiracprosperity lor all under I'resi b id e .<rei*e«f Joining in lh« festivit­ able crop* in deplenilier an t Oct. tlv. price, that ran be found a n y - « b ^ tt, ^ e .M e . Mr- C C. Wlkland! *W“ n« nt McKinley'* second term. Pineola is 60 mile* nuith of ies.” where ” • . to make uui city all ihat you have will preside, Mr* t t . Kirkland, 0f ,|ie quartet o f Army pistu'eera are generally plagued with To sell thing* that go into Tampa. "Seminole Raceway will be Orlando, l» the secretary. rh*| which grabbed two team cham­ severe damage* caused by this Th* Banner Days sale come, at b<’iM''1 ,0 »rr " And. I will In my dinner pail*, or ear* to take . . erosion -------------___ .. type of each „year. A Particularly attractive to wom»n'» 4r, opportune time for local house- *•rtoris, seek the advice and gmd Vear of the Ministry" is the pro pionship* along with four U. I. workers to work, Want Ads get little planning In land use along uroups—with th* outside dining wives, businessmen sportsmen *nr* nt •** oUI' patriotle rill- gram theme Dr Paul C. Car­ Army riflemen who copped 11 laresults. penter, Orlando. Rev Glenn B. dividual awards *o / rtually sweep with the e .’ .bllshment nf . few P*«io overlooking the track*. The hobbyist., profe.stonal ~T „!e. ” Phone 1821 for ■ money­ Murdock, Daytona Beach, Rev*. the Small Bore Championship Fair amt mild threagk Friday;' -iniple conservation practices P*Kf *nlry or aficrnoon harness ami trsdesmen for it is the thershYates Jr., wh.> qujllfirol making Want Ad NOW. low tonight id i*. a delight for the fair hold of the busiest sea*on of (he 2*‘**rrday Just beforr noon, faded l'4,rrn "• Dunton, DeLaml, Rev Matches at Jacksonville recently. (Continued on Pag* %) ■ j -formal■ an louncement W. E. Runnebaum, New SmySgt. Herman D. Gano of Han­ I year. And merchandise In rarh -lo n,Jke category sviii tie found driplav.-d «f hi* candidacy when he cams' out rna Beach. Rev W. K. Moore, ford. teamed with Hat. Maurice ___ __t •* . 1 * ................, a . • .. >. . IW'j .1 sand IN»V Ocala, and Rev. IVrry I* {Done. K. Ilelial* of lurk. Wit., put to­ prominently and attractively in all at a candidate for the Hoard of of Sanford's stores cooperating in Sanford City Commit-ion oppos­ Hanford, will participate in 1 gether winning score* in the .43 Banner Day*. ing Merle Warner, ptominenl her- panel discussion nn "Recruiting, and 22 calibre team matches to Educating, and Sustaining the aid in the sweep (tonllnurd On Paae 3i Msny of the shoppers trill he Ministry.” making purchases during the first The top tournament prire. a Rev. Ia«w fence S. Ashley, Rev. sterling silver, gir»a ta the Dixie fall amt winter evrnt of the year O. Ernest Williams anu Howard Grand _____ _____ Mt'NSAV VI. Korea—Ueutmsnt for Christmas gifts since the low Aggregate Rifle Champ'on Colonel James If. Dvton, Senior attractive prices presents an ero In an articlr yesterday fro m T. Oden, staff member* of the jwas awarded to Sgt Myles 0 . Member of the United Nations unmiral opportunity to lay aside Oviedo, written by M rs Marian Fla Christian Missionary Society, llrown of Honolulu, Hawaii, itCommand component of the Mill- selections for the gift season Jones, the name of A. A. Myers lhal*. will deliver addresses. Sup-, signed to the Army Advanced tary Armistice Commission John ahesd was erroneously left nut a* the per will be served at the Church' Marksmanship Unit at Fort Benn Observer Team*, has been eerti "W e suggest that everyone *Jiop General Manager ,,f Wheeler Per with Mrs Chedrr llcndrriwin, ing. fied to practice law In th# Repub a* early at possible." Merchants tlliier Co. Enterprise, in charge, laical re- j Sgl. llrowm fired a J 133 scoir lie nf Korea. A*soclalinn President Perkins asMyer* **a* mentioned in Ihe servation* for the meal are being out of a porolble 3,300. Thi* t»pp*1 The eeremnny In which Colonel i serted this morning, "In order lhal article as Iw.ng prnniurntly toa- taken hy Mrs. W. II. Young, second place winner, M-S|t. FranDy*on was admitted to tha Korean' ffosrtinaed nw Page yy nerted with Ihe company. w|,o*e phone number !« 23TS J. (Continued Ow Pag# 3) Rsr took plsee In the Ministry of Justice Building, Beoul, with Mini­ ster of Justice Lee llo preiiding. A native of Sanford, Colonel D'son attended Ihe University of Florida at Gainesville. Ijte r he en rolled In th# John B. Slet*on Uni­ versity College nf l.aw. IVeljod. where he received hi* !-lw de gri*e in 1911. Colonel Dyson entered lrti*e duty with the Army In June, IMI. and saw World War II service with the 2d Armored Division in Africa ami Europe. In October, IStS, Colonel Dyson returned tn civilian life and w as an Atiislanl Attorney General for th# State of Florida, lie reentered active military aervlce in July. 1948. when he was commissioned In the Regular Army. Among Colonel Dyson's decorillon* are Ihe Silver Star. Bronre Star with " V " . the Purple Heart, and th* Belgian Fourragere with colors of Croix de Guette. While Colonel Dyson it in Korea, hi* wife. Margaret, and their two children, Jimmy and Gregory, sr» residing at 77 West Main S4.. Sod us, N. Y. Col. Dyson I* th# son of Air. and Airs. W. R. Dyson of IBM Mag­ nolia Ave. Sanford Merchants Are Putting Finishing Touches On Merchandise Committee Against legalized Betting Cattlemen, Citrus Growers Welcome Harness Racing Is Recent Rainfall Woman's Sport Too Shoppers To Have i- Free Parking For 2-Day Sale Nichols Announces £ Candidacy; Seeks l Group 2 Seat Christian Church District Confab Slated In DeLand — , - ... a ^ ssra -r L a « . ? n„^.,Bn'n9 I eam S Z .Z ,r > R'He Moteh Weather Col. James Dyson To Practice Law In Korea Republic Correction Sanford B an n er Days Friday, Saturday, Oct. 19-20 Banner Days Was Created By Sanford Merchants To Benefit Sanford Area Shoppers Some Of The Greatest Values In Sanford History Are Being Offered J. N. Burtick's Daughter Succum Friends of J. N. Buriirk will hi , torry to learn o f the tudlen death of hia daughter Airs. Rudolph i Young. -------------------------------------------- ------------------------i Mrs. Young had undergone a i LT. COL. JAMES B . DYSON OF SANTO III) flrfU receives his certificate to rneUea law In the R*- , c>* operation at Painetville llo. nubile of Korea from lllnltter of Juotlr* I rs Ho. The ctrrmony took place In tho Minister of Justice , P‘tal. She will be b jru d Friday at Bldg. In Munaan-NI, Korea. (O.S. Army Photu) 1her home In Chardon. Ohio. 9 J>hSS. (p a h k in q All Day Friday S Saturday In Downtown Sanford 2-Day Sale Gets Underway Tomorrow sri -* Y X �•- THE SANFORD HERALD Clim iwiaifi d imming exercises That May Be Done While Lying In Bed > X in t m i : tuts i i r ....... . vivTH JIIIIIISI. I INI I I t |V VMS lu ll •UNinot.il n il v e t . s'l.osiiisa. in i in n s >:nr .no. airs. noTirn o r »i i r I'AI.'K U SIAXWSXI. and IWII.'IMi: A. JtAM VKI.I. his wife. r u in lllfs , V lN T oN I . UIIOVV.N asd T. ItOWN lisr huil-snd, si si, U H l«l« o f I’ l'irM* lo : gi'IN T u N I. IIIIUVVN and T. I . IIIIOVV.N. Its r husbsnd. »tm ,o r -.l.t-n -a it un­ known. II in - s s d If dssd Ihslr rssprcllto unhnowo h«lr», -i|«*l»Isasia-s and (rantses; JOKI, VV. TlJWNaRhilt. If s ilts , his unknown •bouts It m«r>l*d. and If dand. Ihs r s t o n 'l t s unhnnwn holes •sa, Issattsa and arsataaa o f ths •aid JUKI. VV. TtlW .M lKM li 1.1*1.A II CDW AIlun snd IIISWARP .N. KliVVAIIIilt hsr liushstid. w huso rstldsnc* is uuhnown if s llva and If dssd Male »••!-«'lit • waknonra heirs. I t t is s s n !•«•<••# and i n s M. K I xm i KKV. who,* m ld t n r r Is unknown If allvr. hit unhnnwn snout* if msrflsd anil If ritsij ht, t o p M l v , unknlittn lit-lrt .U t l-t .t , I 'C t l - x . sod oranfoaot W II N lt|,*ICK wiltita rstldtaew is u a k n o w n. If s ilts lilt unktr an S|<ui,o If marrlad. on.l If datd H i, rr-n ocilra unknown hslro. dstI,so,. I t s s l - i , and ■ ranltoa, o f ll.« -«|.| U VI. M IlirKMi H VI! VII I*.. S M I T H rhooa u i IiI biu , I, onkn-iwn. If o llta h o r unVfM.wo sbnu,* If inartltd snd if drail, ins i >tnt-'Ut s unknown h tlt , d «tl ♦»s. I ,s t ir ,S and t r i s l t i , o f Oi* •old HAItAII V. evilT II, sa d to a s, and all psrtun, hating ur ils lm li* any I lasSi| tills ur lol**tt,l In and lo m o fu llis ln s dt- rlh-d land. ItInk snd s-olnsr In naoila-.ln fo u n t), I’lu,Ida. lo-ttlli Tho MK *, of g W U o f NK'I •if h#« t Ion II. Tits ii, hip SJ koutl'. Itangs i| l i t , < Toil and ftrlt of lull ar* hsrsby r -n o ii-d in api-ssr snd fit* psrtonallr or lit yuur oitorary w Its* th- t'l-rk uf tho * toits•tiled I'uyit your w rlttrn i|sftn -s*. If any In the ftlll Tu Uulrt Title filed lirrol* again,! yuu In lids os u n and lo ,ert< • " , l>y o f laa tarns ntt I'ltln tiffs* ottorsoy. htlnss, an nr t'Ofnr* the J«tn day o f Ortuber, A l» l» l« . Herein fall nn| ur ols# 0 d e e r ,, tiro r.in fn t'i will lis tniorod sa tin ,I you ftnre and ordrrtd s f konford. ••min'd* t'uunly. fin ,I d s Ihl* JSth fen tem lsr \. u. t» » « VV. C. Ifutohlrns Jr. Attorns* fer Plaintiff, ja| North h r i Avsnuo •anfnrd. V'loi Id, •V I* Herndon, r i n k o f the fTIrrull f’ onrt Hr I! I. Ilurdlrk I’ eti'ily t'lerk (HUAI,I M l//// W E U -,IT £ M T EXACTLY A SPECIAL \ TEN-MI NUTS' W HISTLE-STOP TA LK HE STRETCH ES # 4 1 0 T W O HOU RS' \jU ST USES THE S A M E W O R D S OPTEA4EI5—-YOU KNOW—DOUBLETALK ' SPACES \l I S VOTE FOP g aspo n B IP A V . r . TH AT 7 S3 „ ~a „ POLITICAL MOT A IR ' IM4. **4 H4TIM4 linc.r 4Tt Im . *C»U» t Min HUUvtft 1 0 - IS tears, broken tufts or edges,| that the mattress has seen tU nr an excM livc amount o f bc,t days. Replacement 1* what >"give''. Any of th ee things mesn it needs rather than clc-ttuog. If you give your mattreis anil •pring a quirk cleaning while you're changing the sheets, it's not much of a job. Just attach the upholstery bruvh lo the va­ cuum cleaner and go over the aurfare. Don't forget to turn the ntattresa — aide to sido ant end to end. The crevice tool ii ideal for cleaning around tufta, far corners, and edges. And while you're rlraning it, have a good look at the mattress. Watch for aagglng springs, lumps, T h e good food ca n d id a te ! Taste it...ond you'll caat your vote lor "Super Suo”—the ico cream of party quality tor everyday enjoyment! ......................................................... * ' Tscklc law Creekmur of the Drtroll I.ions started the 1 9M football campaign wUh a perfect record. He had played in every Detroit league and exhibition game tinea ha joined the team in 19V) ■ in oooo "• in »oet«io«i V 011 Su& s upe/i , Michigan State's 19*5 football tram enjoyed the (bird quarter. In (hit period the hpartaini scor­ ed IS points while giving up only 7. K E C R E A M OUTHEATSEM AU! ln|oy o houseful off hoof with so llttio fuolftnsct Host-No ctirty plpn or rogistors to iostill or c!miI MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! SOMETHING NEW! Somethinsr D IFFERENT! FRO ZEN C A N D Y Only llegleT a englwilve patented CAM * FROZEN FOR FRESHNESS T W C M N -O N I H I A T M A K H _ U S II 4 H is t T H A T 'S T IM E S N O T T E E OVIR YOUR FLOORSI R O U M ILLAT & ANDERSONS «v lb* eafiier hy the elock* AND FOODM ART Park Are. at si*k he. T, “OF COURSE” \ r .’ t A .- w o -M K . r3L — ♦s '' A Look For Wear While Cleaning Your Mattress Legal Notice By STANLEY - 0"«» speech-its w resular ioo-wo«n Vou don't even have to got out of hoi nowadays to do your -ettIng up exercises! A whole series of waist slimmer* ha* hern de­ vised that you ran perform quite comfortably in bod—provided the mattreti |i firm and level. Here's one Lying flat on your hark, plsre the <o!r« of your feet firmly on the mattress. Slowly! pull up and in with the lower ab­ dominal muscles. I'rtss the small of the hark firmly against the mattress ami hold for a alow rount of ten. Ilelrase gradually, liepeal (he eirrrisc ten times. Now try this: lying fint on your stomarh leg* and arms stretched out, pinrh the buttock musetes tightly together. Hold for a rount of ten, then iclraae slowly. Here's another in that same p os­ ition. Slowly rai>e one leg—knee stiffened — Hirer nr four inches off the mattress. lam er it even more slowly and repeat with the opposite teg. The point is that you ran do all of thess muscle-toning c u r ­ d le s before you get nut of Ixd in the morning. You ran even keep the rovers over you on a rhlllyr day. And tlu-y re absolute­ ly guaranteed to puli in that tum­ my. Out of course, nunc «>f them will be of any help whatsoever if the mattress on which you e a -1 rrrise is not a level, resilient, and firm one. To peel an onion easily, first cut off both the stem and runt •nils. l*t >'*••4 U I THE OLD HOME TOW N P«f« 8 Thura., Oct 18, 1086 F or |u m i l ns n U c- * »s f A | I \ I i> ill »*| A 1 B IG r ' 4 flit- S te g lu r p c it ••i if« -d r>*4f M ATCH If S I lf > J V ( N T I O N S A If Hi . » WI | httUNI Ii •»».««» v » I K U« A»1 s at a ml \ y <m i r <j i f )lt* r p lu s G -o fu r fs ' IIM |I Ai»« • 6 L A St lliufs vj» FURNITURE 116 W . FIRST ST, PHONE 1425 �---------- — W'> .______________________________________ . ____________________________ A t? S A N ronn h e r a l d ! fb u r t , Oct. 18,1956 Page 3, Pilots Many Group Cattlemen (Continued from Page I) they may avoid the crowds that are expected to jam the downtown area tomorrow and Saturday." Merchant* arc prepared to take care of the big crowds, the Rati­ n' • Days Committee revealed to­ day. Sanford Police Chief Roy G. Williams said that his traffic squad will be on hand to lend as­ sistance in keeping traffic on the move so that tnopper* and pars­ ers will be able to drive to the downtown shopping district with­ out being tied up in unnecessary' traffic jams. "However," said Chief William*, "(he Ideal place to park sluring such a big and exciting event in Sanford such a* tlanncr Days would be in the Municipal Parking lot." I'nnlinued from page I Contmurd from page 1 let spoke on the value of the San­ , «lcc Station operator an l a candiford Civic Center as a ‘ ‘centraliz­ , date In last ytar * commission ing point for recreation for child­ race. ren of all ages a* well us for Other candidates to- the Board adults.'* Kn-jwlr* said "one part of Sanford C.lv Contmi-vn ners of the new renter proposed for are asking for ncieclio.r other Sanford would be for the exclu­ than Warner wht hi* announced sive use by the children of our hi* candidacy to fill the vacancy city. when John Krider did not seek Judge Krne«t lln-isholder re­ reflection. viewed the a«si*tanre of the A. I.. Wilson, furtulurr dealer Juvrr.ttc Judge in youth program* and operator of Wilson-Maier and inft-iences on youth. He said. Furniture Storr. announced !■ * "I am heartily In favor of a San- candidacy for reflection. Kiri fori Civic Centrr and the hcl«- Higginbotham, o'l istrihutor. also it would give toward providing announced n » candidacy tj.- releisure activities for boys and elcetnn to the *s at tb.it he ha* girl*." held for one tern. Captain Arnold Williams, of the Sanford Police Department, spoke Fine dry brvaj crumb, ulten I VI.I. v'l \S’ .i:i> — The late Dr K l-a rd Coir.wll, n-IJnrt uf Florida State (‘id'ego for Wo.urn from on the possibilities of vocational l.'i’ti to ItMl, nt hi* desk at the left while at the light i* the pew Florida St ite University build­ make fine ca«ter>-le t upping*: ing which " ill i~ named fur him at 1 dedicated at Homecoming Ftiday and Saturday, Ocl ip -20 training in connection with school* nnd the school tv - cm "to provide but tin t mix a cup of the numbs Ths JibOjlHI building bouse* the D-paitincnt of llilngical Sciences ami Oiiunographi* Institute. educational farili'ie* for boy* an I with a quarter of null'd hitler girl* who really J j nut want to or rnurgatine, the fit Id. the Army tram of M bat. Sgt. Gratia.n won tw.i victories g-o to s.hcol." T hi * would provide Daniel S Huntley of Colombo* in the .43 caliber matches a mean* for teaching young pen- we must build hack, to it* right­ lia., Sgt. Brown and Chief War­ The final sei.tr hid four Arn.y plr a trade that they might fol­ ful place in the home, the Family IConttnurd from 1‘ tje It rant Officer Coates Broun of MyrpUtolccr* Inking 12 individual a* low." Altar." . i* it. Conway Jr. of Woree ter. tirwood, Via . joined in ward* an I three team p.■.***. Hit. Mr*. Murgarrt Reynold* was J. Morion Harman Sr., expressMas*.. by a single point uni gave winning both the 22 calibre iron Graham took th<- high t o k f e : a* cd confidence In all of the pro­ moderator of the panel and l -c it­ gram* which had been presented ed question- from the audience to the Army the first two grand and scope sight* team matches ward and scored 2.533 to the with *coir» of i l l and 75S out of aggregate award* •We need the Sanford Civic member* of the panel group Grand Aggregate, good tor founh u possible fuo point* Progunr Chairman for the ACenter for our city." he said. How­ Blasting his way to seven first plarr in the match In the pistol matches, Mal-ir ever, he >aid “ To have u succe**- incrican Home Department of the place win* and an equal number fut program for our youth, to Sanford Woman'* Club wa« Vlr* of l'ir*i Mastrr Class Awards, Leonard II. Robinson of Binphamplan their recreation, their ala- Roger Harris Hostesses (or the Sgt Rron fir** ’ a 3.135 score tovvn. N Y. nnd M-Sgt. F’ r n k D Keep either u »tralght-eitge.l i tell p i. i elr habit*, their evening *<i-rr Vlr*. Robert Kami, Conway, who toppcl th- ticl-l Graham of Woburn. Mass . team­ knife or a small spatula in your ed to produi-o tour fir *t place desires and ambition*, the beginn­ Mr*. J F. Carlton, Mr*. John I.. four times, to pace the Army kitchen for leveling o ff is <up Saul, Mr* R L. B.i**, 'Ir* xhivder* in 23 individual victories awards. ing should be la the home." (or fractions of eupl when you Major Robinson took a pair of • re measuring dry ingredients. He said “ To create a success­ Janies Hoxaid, ana Mrs. Willi* in the tourney. To complete its mattery over victories ia me .34 ral her while ful youth program in any city. Peacock To Observe 35th Anniversary O f Founding Today (Continued from Pa<e 1) would prevent murh o f this dam­ age and lost of top toil. If early Cfop« arc to be planted — plant tl> portion of toe field* that are least lubject to ere»ion and leave the more ' aucceptible arc** Is cover crop* for later planting* after the rainy month*. Cover crop*, crop rotation, graneJ runway* and spillways, and stripcropping an- some of the convervalinn practice* that coull and should be used on the cropland in this area. Although the loss of the present crop may be felt financially by some farmer* for several veara the greatest lois to the firmer and to local ritixen* is the lo«s of great quantities of precious top toil. Many years of proper land u-c is rrquired to replace one in.-h of fertile top soil. There i* noth­ ing more important to the Nation •ml to you and me than holding water and toll on the land where rim falls. Who suffers when a crop is Inst and our fertile top soil is washed away?. Many people havo the idea that the farmer or present land owner is the «>my one to suffer. Actually the mer­ chants and local citizen* suffer in about the same degree a* il-v farmer himself. If a farmer fans to malic a profit on his crop* .V h | f no money to spend or to pay taxes. The farmer* in this u n Today more than 10,000 repre­ sentative business and professional women throughout the United States. Canada and tlx other coun­ tries will observe the thirty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Pilot International which had its oriiln in Macon. Ga. on Oct. IS. 1921 with a membership o f 40. The theme. "Vision and Dreams are the Seedling* o f Reality*’ ha* been nptly expressed in an article written in the international pu­ blication, The Log, by- Mrs. Jean Conacher, recently installed pre­ sident o f Pilot International, from Ontario. Canada. The article, in part »ay*: "The vision* and dream* of our found­ ers have become reality. I.ct u« pause in our busy lives and from the depths of our hearts be thank­ ful that these women were women o f vision an I dreams because of the many fritndsh'pt we have made, the service we have been able to render to our communitl-s. our nations and to other nations. "Shall we renew our devotion to the high Ideals and principle* of Pilot; Shall we go to our selected plaie of wordilp on ,s :»• day Oct. 21. and ask for rvncucl faith, strength and guidance, fur the coming year *o that we too may leave for tho*c who are to purchase practical!’- all their come af cr u*. something thev food, clothes, an) equipment from will be (Mint to a* o;ir contri­ local mrrchuut* and if a cpjp bution to Pilot International." fails their purchasing power also, Members of the local rluo wilt fails. meet at the First Presbyterian TTu-re are two way* to destroy j Church this coming Sunday at a civilization: Drop bomb* ou it., 10:45 a m. in order to attend the or second, let i't top soil wa*h or church service in a body with their nlow away and misuse Its water prcsiJcnl, Mrs. Sue S. S evenir . urn-s. The first Is faster, but son. the second Is surer. Legal Notice • r m lp n le Colored New* I r r ic ly , IM«I9 »»f I lurid* In rr.sl.mlr n j at In r«* Ik# lU lilt «*f LVLKS 9#i Tn Ml to linnt It M at f « » r r r n i N Ir* !• hcrrtir fllv»n that |\\TTfct: I.Yt.KH MA.NSKI.I* hat fll*«1 i w final report in# atrli t ♦ r r st.it # o f J » y r*. I.ylta. d r*J; that ah« fllr.f hrr petition for final dlachtr*# . ami that nh# toll! ■ppIf to Ini Honorabla RRNBIT Us »tl *t(J* S V I < C o u n t y lf« Ju U » of iamlnola County, f l o r i d » « n th# rnth day o f N<it#mL#r for »i»* r ro v a l o f inm # a n j f o r final dl«* f* il'M aa K t ^ f i i t r l l of th* r«tit« « f JAY It I.TI.Kit d z fM .H , on this 17th d a y *'f r v f n t . t r l*ATTV»: LYI.T7M IfANHEM* r « # c u tr!* JAY ft of th * ra ta ta LYV*r.tf. Sanford of d#«*#*##d Spiritual Knights To Appear Sunday Night Af Church Just out and just wonderful t The “ sensational" S p i r i t u a l ' Knights snd gosepel singers will appear at the Triumph Holiness Church on West 15th St. Sunday night, Oct. 21. They will ring fa-.r.ri'a aeteetions such at * Nobody llul You, Lord" and others. The Rev. R. Copper has extend! ed an invitation to th# public to i hear the singert Sunday night. McCrory’s Advertisement On Page 15 of Todays H ER ALD LISTS: l.nriir* solid color rollon short sleeve Rfouse* Rcr. t.fin Value 1 .W 11 sh ou ld he — l.ndle# solid co lo r ra tion ahorl S leev e RIo u am retr. 1-00 V a Hm ___________ R9c N O T I C E Du# to rlrrumstanrcs beyond our onalrol nor Rreakfast sentar# BMUI has fsllrd Us show a profit, Ihrrrtura «• arc turced lw 'AaThs •ounca' new operating hour* far i l l nil JpOff C o .f l b-r?A I c i f t f /<»*•#. A N G EL'S EAT SHACK T h a Horn# Of The Worlds Ik at Uambargsra" w WILL BB OPEN 9 a.m. to 12 p.m, Srtrs Day* A Week T T O M O R R O W -9©^ C H E V R O LE T ! ITS SW EET, SMOOTH A N D SASSY! STARTIN G M O N D AY OCTOBER 22 A BANNER BUY m S »- i-.-v n Chevy goes 'em all one better—with a daring new departure in design (looks longer nnd lower, and it is!), exclusive new 5 Turboglide automatic transmission with triple turbines, a new V8 and a bumper crop o f new ideas including fuel injection! V— ^ .. $ 4 9 .9 5 Thia appenllnjj mahogany d «k . . . In traditional style . . will lend elruuner lo any room . . . The seven large drswer* saaure extra apace- Included (hut nol shown) are a mnlrhlnj; chair with waahahle seal and a. five piece de**k ael of much needed areeaories. A lso available In modem l.lm td Oak * Compplele ensemble includes: Dealt, chair, hlotler pad, fountain pen, dcak blutler, letter opener & roller-blotter. 1USA hV C M fc V H D I E T •f?0-A.p. rnffiit# oha r.tnile.blr at FURNITURE CENTER r HAVE y to p SzV N FO R D PH.1425 De B A R Y SfAMi’s " h«r« Tour Dollar bays Ths Moat FarmUaraT* ” . V EASIEST TgRMS IN TOWN • Set Page 20 of Today's Paper For many other Banner Bargains at Fumltnra Center r/fra mil. ,((«• Ihimjtt furl iajtt- lion rnyrnr* uilH up lo H I h.p. in CorrrUt and pursmgrr cor models. New HrIiI down to tho wheels it roll' on—that’s th" ’57 Chevrolet! Ily now you know it’s new in style. You can see that Chevy’# longer, lower—and every inch a beauty. Hut ChevTolot’s new in InLt of ways that don’t allow up in our picture. It’s new in Y8 (rower options that ranuo up to 21.'» h.p.* Then, you’ve a choice of hro automatic drives its extraco.-t o(»tion.'. There’s an even liner I'owcrulide—and new, nothinR-like-il TuritoRlide that brinss you Triple-Turbine tnkoolT anrl a new flowing kind of going. It’s the only one of its kind-the newest, sweetest, smoothest automatic of them all! Come see the new ear that goes ’em all one better the new 1007 Chevrolet I Only franchised Chevrolet dealers ;JU il It* is ! Alt 4 03 o» J.Jo*—o*o at 33 si>ai.-g Csseti. j7 disjdny this fam ous trademark H oller M otor Sales COR. Snd & PALMETTO AVE. PH. 1234 **«»■* h A- ' �.r a' m m Banner Days Offer You Bargains, Chance To Meet Local Merchants CTUSHED TO EAETH. SHAlt RISE ACA1N1 Candidates Having Issue Trouble By JAMES MABLOW I enaoo quiet On Wednesday Nixon u ld the Associated Fret* New* Aaslral! H>«n Thursday at hi* new* con- l*»uc mo»t pm on* are concerned WASHINGTON ‘Jt — You need fereoce Eisenhower wa* a»ked to about is peace. Ye»!erday Risenaiore than a scorecard to follow1comment oo a rumor that nu hower said the bis campaign la­ the player* la the presidential “ Republican strategist*' h a d : sue i* management of thU cooncampaign. planned to announce an end to th e; try’s Intemsl affair* since, w For • while Thursday it teemed draft sod the bomb tetU but that »ald. nobody Is against peace. Adial Stevenson would be In a Stevenaon beat them to the punch, progrea* or prosperity. Eisenhower said this was news Nixon, when he learned of (hit one-sided conversation if he want­ ed to keep on talking about end­ to him. He added: "Now. I tell in Nevada, said he saw no coning the draft and the H-bomb test*. you fran'ly I here said my b i t Diet between what he said and "hat EUcnhoweer *ai. President Elsenhower said be words on these subjects." wai finished discussing it. Rut But he kept right on tatklng But If the two Republican canVice President Nixon said he'd atout them, even though indirect- dldatea seem lo have trouble '•rontlnue talking about It although i ly, by declaring hia administration I tiding what the issues are. Stevhe said Eisenhower was right in had done ever)thing It could l o , enson alio gives signs of having not talking about it proect America. |several mala Issue*. ^ And while Elsenhower picked | while this wat happening In On Sept. 13 Slevenson salT: one issue as the mein one In th e, Wi.hlngton Nixon wss campaign- *'l« i» • central Issuo in thl* ele?campaign. Nixon picked another -------tion . . . whether America wants and said be .aw no conflict. Mean‘ He announced he would cont.ne ,J *‘ *> 00 ,,c»d ecn“ ,r' w s tM i i * »c it e v ii ▼ vm i s i*n s i* * , * __ t . , 4 _. white. Slevenson w to *wvr complacency . . . or whether it trouble deciding what the m ain !10 *P?*k * w hl‘ h* «■ W Stev- want* . . . to move forward . . . I ,,,,, i, enson i “ unsound position." on to build a new America" Slevenson had drawn Elsenhow­ both subjects. On Sept. 24 he raid the con fV t Perhaps because Elsenhower er into an argument about the between him and Itw Republi­ and Nixon are on opposite <M»« (trait ami the bomb test oy rugcans "it fundamentally how *o getting efforts toward ending both o f the country they haven't been preserve the little fellow, the n:Eisenhower repeatedly answered dividual. many, from h r . * “ No" but this didn’t keep Stev- £ 2 h ,B . ln engulfed by the big fellow, i f , first place on whit the main esm- few « |I»algn Issues are.________________ The ..m e day Stevenson .a ll: i"f>ne of the central Issues In ftp* feuding more over the muilcal rlection is which party mca.i< merit* of Elvis Presley than they what it says and which partv is „„!y talking." cal feeling across Ihe country, but, l are over politics. About the only thing* now that The more Ihe candidates scramon Ihe whole, no stern ahger stir* __ ______ ________ the average voter. ____ Nor ...( any r_._ panic would rake up the electorate j ble around, looking fur issue*, the fear. Few voter, seem to be tp -j f°r President EDrnhow. more they make it appear the I*proa’chlng thepolls in Ihe spirit t T *° *|en°unce both golf and moth- sue* are pretty thin. If the voters of PaulRevere, alert to .ave the cra ood -or for Adlal Stevenson to are getting boraJ with this catfland . . prinf,M Margaret Rose palgn. ihafs probably one of (ho of Britain. rcasona why. The prea profess to find this de­ cay of partisanship astonishing, particularly since both El.enhower an.I Stevenson have taken off the gloves amt Indulgrd In more bare­ fisted knuckle-bustin' than they did In 1932. Rut from the standpoint of any mast reaction, they might almost be fighting in a vacuum. In an effort to find the reason behind Ihe public's apathy, report­ er* are going to “ tho grass roots." But the grass roots aren’t saying much. They're yawning, too. The truth teem* to be that (he average voter doesn't realty have hit dander up against anybody. He la weary of international crises and mostly Interested In his own problems. He wants more peace and a bigger hunk of prosperity, but whether ho plan* to vote for Ike or Adlal ho doesh't feel the other candidate la putting to make him poor or tiko him into war. So nobody's reaRy belly ripping mad ■t anybody. H U highly unlikely that any •lection loser will have to push a peanut up Plhe's Peak with hU noae this Noe. 7. Who feels strong­ ly enough on the campaign to risk such ■ bet? Even the career mar­ { tj-o f u n i u i tini drinkers, who usually will quer"Any chsnco of iMvlng your thermometer hero until * r*l st the drop o f an olive, art "Banner Day*", a twice-yenrly event Is Sanford with folks from all around us en­ more than Just an opportunity for Sanford joying the benefits- that will be derived and Seminole County people to save on from the two-day event. Perha|M uppermost in minds of every­ their purchase*. These events, one of which takes pluee body is "How much can I save?" The an­ . tomorrow and Saturday, are an opportunity swer Is — plenty — for real bargains, such, to become aqualnted with your merchants ns "Banner Days" merchandise means buy­ who. are striving to make Sanford one of ing and laying In rtore for the months ahead. •the finest Cities In the nation. To be a store operator In Sanford is in Meet your neighbor downtown Friday ; Itself an expression of faith In the com­ and Saturday - and meet your merchant munity, an expression of confidence in the too, for he is Interested in serving you to people who live within the community, to the best of his ability! • • • share the problems of a community in which they operate and to be loynl to the com­ Human Brain Control munity’s citizens and fellow businessmen. Will a time come when there will be en­ Sanford merchants have Ion* ex profiled their loyalty In Sanford - for through their slaved nations where humnn being* arc organization the Sanford Merchant* Associa­ literally turned into robot*? Recent statement* by a scientist gave tion they have planned for the expanding economy of the city, worked with city rbe to this s|>eculutiun. He spoke of the officials for the betterment of the mun­ possibility of actually controlling human icipality, become affiliated with the city’s brains by radio A* he described it, it might civic clubs so that they might be more eloacly la* possible to equip a child with a socket associated with their nelghlwr* In huslnesn mounted under the sculp, with electrodes It) IIAI. I10YLK those at which >ou just sal and so that mutual problem* could »•«* solved co­ reaching selected areas of the brain. A NEW YORK F~-Curbstone com- watched — were baseball, footminiature radio and antenna could be plugg­ operatively. mmts of a Pavement Plato: ! ball and basketball. Rut this )ear The regular events, "Bnnn.r Dnys . are ed Into the socket, and from then on the In 19.'2 the ordinary v.,(.-r didn't ] Politics »cem» to outrank them as child's l*ehavlor could l»e controlled or mod­ • product of the Sanford Merchants As­ hesitate to break up a beautiful * spectator sport. No one Is playlifelong friendship over a differ-1 lnf ,he K*me but Ihe professional sociation - and they are presented in order ified. politicians. The voters are on the If the statement were made within the cue* in political opinion, to create a i«n*« of nelghborllness lietwern sidelines sitting on Iheir hinds. context of n bit of fdence fiction, it would H e "*» that steamed up the merchant and the shopper. H wasn't that way in 1932. Re­ be frightening. Made as It was, by a scienH u t do you know of anybody Merchants Association President II. Imember? Everybody was in poli­ Perkins, Jr., and his corps of committee- t i s t , it was even more so. Perhaps the *ho *}“ ■ br,,k™ **’•' l‘f‘,|“n* t i c , ami politics was in every­ body. Husbands were so riled up men who are fellow merchants, hnvc done scientist was just giving vent to his imagin- cjn„ pjt2l,? | were even talking back to a remarkable Job In planning ahead for ation. The things he talked of mat never .Vinctren day* from now thr na they their wives. come to p a s n mny never even be possible. ti„n P icks u . M rX t president. B ut . . . . •'Banner Days” . They hnvc promoted the Democrats into , nkJnnrn,,h event to create Interest In nelghl*or "hop- Hut In n world In which so mnny incredible ihr gen.-r*l public *e?m» turdir things have become realities, it Is dlffkult . ^ J ^ r r t . b y rtta f « t than by „ n , ,h* p|.„" _ and an,' plng with neighbor and neighbor shopping t<> be entirely skeptical. shopping da)* left before Christ Republican within earshot w*» alongside of neighbor. ready to call them. No one would wnnt to see scientists stop ma, It in the merchants who can truly feel H was a time when everyone the support of a community townrd the suc­ their exploration in any direction. It can \vj,at ha. happened' was .ure Ihe country needed to only In * hoped thnt man will also projrreaii in previous presideniiai election cess and continued growth of tne city aim be saved, and the only way to save relations, In getting along with > « » politics ha. *lwa>» ranked it was to vote the way he did. there dro many phases of growth such as .In, human ____ as Am erica« too partitipant The rival candidate* weren't population, commercial, Industrial, military, ^ ° W n,n” ‘ , . . sport, a participant sport being There may be no need to fear tho know- onc ln *hlch )ou take part your. simply men. Dwight Eisenhower or tourist. The merchants no doubt, arc the another Richard tho Lionfirst to feel and hear the reaction of n city’ll ledge thnt mny be found, no need to dread self — such as playing gin rum- was hearted, leading a new crusade: thnt knowledge may lie nsed In an evil fashmy^or making love citizens, whether It lie political, economical, The great spect.h.r sports _ J e n s o n wr.s t new Woodion to make robot* of human being*. — . — . row Wilson, reborn moro glamoror social. • • / 1ous. The Sanford Herald Is anxious to sec, re­ None of the politician* aurroundflected In the support of Sanford merchants Independence Of Mind Ing them were simply human toward the people in the city and county, either. All wore haloes or had Never lieforc has there been a time when cloven hooves, depending on the the same good spirit of "shop at home” voter’s view. during "Bnnner Days” . (ka|>cn(lence of.mind. Tlibi Is so b e e n us And issues? In 1932 everything "Banner Days” should be big days in never before hus there been such n ire was an Issue-even animal life. mendou* effort to direct thought nlong one SAN FRANCISCO * - Interml* Remember ------------ ----llerry Trumsn'e “ Iru red line or nnolher. *on h ,*,r! ,ura,rr ~ ^ ,lk'! | ' herring"? and Dick Nlion'k dog. line «»r niniviier. play In two or thrre act* wilh “Chrckeia"? The Sanford Herald A fantastic array of weapons is brough. |)rr#k, |n iirtwron — I* making Today all ihla Is chaneed Thar* I)»H f * « « * H lU luK U y Bui. 4 » t _ to liear upon the Individual mind with the some heart rrpair* thoroughly are still —* patches of- strong * potltii t M i i i i t i» i» w i i i f m t . n t it . m s *t . Ska r »t Offloo •« S«»rorS. runs* ;ns»» «h* Set intention of persuading, coercing, frighten- safe. of roatrM* of March I. IBT9 Ing or shocking it into thinking like the This new technique wa* doruin PMiitiMn. wutr nwW m MARION IIAItMAN III. Catcalls* Kdltor must. mind. }V« are told, with varying de- K in ^ C on eg c e°i iV' Advsrll.tr* Slssse.r ■VCLYM i CUSIIINfl AS gm*s of subtlety, to wenr what others wear, annua| r(JI)<rpi, Tk* Herald U e iwviweer af tka AstocUtad Prv.a liehnve ns otliers do, believe what Is cus|M >|ng j,ine Whrn the human i wkltk la Mlllled aaclMlvsir ta tka use for republicsUea af ail tka total aswt prt.tsd In tkls asw.psp-r, tomary to Ijelleve. body is first Chilled down to .low There arc hundreds of public relations body proense* and Mood Row., ■sprsssatsd Natleaallr ky Oansral adv.ril.l.e Ssrvlca law It) Oaergta Ravlan Rt.k ntde firm* In the United States whose principal Thro the heart can be opened for Atlspla Oaargla direct view lo make in.ide rebusiness it Is to mold and sway public opin pairs. fim SCR im O R RATRS inn, to gain acceptance for this or thnt idea. Under chilling, blood Row to the (v Carrie* II* per wttk Om* Sfentk I'M Tear three Mealfce Sis Meelha <>■* Tear Scorea of columnists And commentators heart can t>e stopped completely is.ee lis t ISIS i»u m mss s* seek to foster a particular point of view. for a time. Ilut the safest lime USli.err eetiree. ears* af ihaaks. resslwtleae aae Ah Ukll •elleea af aalenalam.al for Ike parpasa sf ral.Ue The public I* beleaguered by motion pictures, limit is tlx to right minutes. fae4* rtli ka tkara.4 f»r tl rsenl.r advertialep ral*. television programs, it bllzznrd of maga­ Ilt-re Is where Ihe intermission surgery comes in, If the repairs Titursday, Octolrcr IB; 1980 zines and Irook* full of militant ideas. Fnge 4, lake longer than six minutes, T h e mind, in short. Is tubjectcd to a co n ­ some of Ihr work is done, then TODAY’S III III. K VKUSE For w» must all appear Irefore Ihe judg­ stant bnrrnge designed to prod nnd shajs’ clamped arteries are released and ONE GROUP It to fit n preconceived imttcrn. It takes a n>* heart I* allowed to work again ment seat of Christ.—II Cor. BUO. Ladies Gingham HIoukch Close Out A.,,‘T !,hl* Scholars differ nlrout the chnrnrlcr of strong mind to iurt out the myriad int-(for ,0. •“ 11 second act of re this Judgement. All arc agreed thnt In one pressions hurled at it and to decidt ' hat fcgajn #n<| American Made o f American Materials way or another we are measured by the per­ it will accept and what it will reject. But ralrs carried out. Its finished In a fection of that Jesus of Nnznreth who wns strength of mind In exactly what wm need If third art. after another Intermis­ I.adieH and Children^ Shoes (Regular $1.98 to crucified for sins he never commit ted ns we nre to Ire able to say truly thnt we think sion, If necessary. All this time Ihe body is kept for ourselves. Pilot and Herod agreed. $2.98) ODDS A N D ENDS CLOSE OUT m i m i Politics Top Spectator Sport “ M Intermission Heart ,0r"ori,h*n" f"",cr n. Surgery Revealed LAFF. A. OAY tomorrow ?’’ / shop G A R R E T r S thesevalues! Cutyourselfaslice of News 0 / Men Mary. Brodio reported lo Cuity Field on Sept. 20, llefore entering flight training hr graduated from Seminole High PENRACOIJk (F H T N O - Un­ School, and Florida State Unlver dergoing instrument aud night ally. lie has successfully -omplcted flight training al the Co:ry Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Pen- Id* primary flight training and It s«eola, Fla., It Navy Ens. Jamr. receiving Instrument training in II. Urodle, ton of .Mr. and 3!r*. the Navy's T2SB trainer. NORFOLK, Va.—Joseph C WUJamea II. Brodie Sr., of Lake In Service VINK RIPENED BI.ACK EYED Tomatoes 19c lb. Peas CABBAGI a 2 ^s-9c BANANAS 10cib 2 lbs. 29c cox Seaman Apprentice, ton of Mrs. Harriett Wilcox of Mol Sinford Ave. is now at the U. S. Naval Receiving Station. Norfolk, Va awaiting transfer lo Prectmmlss toning .School. Norfolk. Tli* Norfolk Naval Receiving Station, Commanded by Captain J. C. C. Wilson, U8N, processes approximately g.000 m en a month on their way to and from Naval activities all o v ;r t^e world, at the lowered temperature of {.Mml SS degrees It’s one example of refinements making bold n rw technique* of heart surgery continually safer, said Dr Harris It. Sehumarkce ot tndianapdia, Ind . and Dr Henry Swan. Denver, Colo., in summing ..p (or reporter* Ihe new advance,. reported this week in heart sur gPry. Dr. Swan has u.rd Ihe Inter mission technique half a Hoien lime*. CASH Of Straw Rata la Many Size. Colon and Style* Your Choice O f Any One In The Lot With the Purcha*. Of A New Adam Rat Men'a Short Sleeve $ 8 95 O .A C .tF IN A N C li C O R P O R A T I O N 111 Wsit First Strttf___ .Tol. 1153 (ON Sts***** tk«**». k*lW>*tl OilAMOO*----------------------- -- 407 West Ctntrol Avenue................Tel. 3-6493 (l*a*r Haul ONE LARGE TABLE Assorted Piece Goods Regular 59c yd. )B c yd. Regular 89e yd. ||c yd. Many Fabric* and Pattern* Sport Skirts with the purrhano of any man’* Fall and Winter Sport Bhlrt or Jacket Shirts $2.98 and $3.98 Jackets $5.95 to $15.95 (Thia Offer Goad 9e Loug Aa Available Stock La*ta) GARRETT'S 123 E. Flrot St— Acroe* the corner from the Chamber of Commerce A W H O LE STORE FULL OF M A N Y , M A N Y M O R E A N N IV E R S A R Y e r * . 'Sstoetty M is s last laas Ca-yttf I'llONK 181S-V m $ 1 2 5 0 Begular 110,91 Value -SANFORD ft .. Extra Idure—Ttx99 IF I T S FRESH VEGETABLES rilh BT. AND 8ANFOKD A '” * to A W H OLE SHOW CA SE F U L L BLANKET 6c lb. Bagg,s Curb Market ADAM HATS Iw m T# ■*°<* la Central Florida - Weetera Ktylen . . . fry ’/••Roe Stylee . . . European Style* . . American Style. . . . All Fur Fella with Aqua-Shed Flaiahtw "Nylon and Orion PUMPKINS COME OUT A N D BROW SE AROU ND 100% Nylon N e t 72-ln. wide in all color*, for the new Champaign Petticoat* Gold Spun Victoria 39c Y O U W A N T W E H A V E TH EM ! ONE RACK Ladies DreRsea Values up to $5.98 12 to 20 and 14«/a to 24Vi) TO PAY WHAT YOU OWE APPLES 68* VALUES .1 �TI THE IANFORD HERALD Thor*. Pet I t 1»56 f t g » Lfllfga M a r y C h u r c h ' S o cia l fcvontA Conning The News Women's Circle Meets Wednesday The Business Women'* Circle of the Community Church of Lakr By VIRGINIA CONN Mery held it* monthly nu-o'inj. Tat Told I* out of the hospital a party fun. Wcdne.day evening at the home feeling fine, after a brief 111of Mr*. L W. Srolt Mr* P D Blaine Ubbcy, skipper of VAHneis. Her husband. Daxe la TAD 7 came home Monday and is much Ander.on. vice president prc«ided to the Staff from VAIi 9. in the abtenre of tht presi.dcn', improve*), we are glad to report, Mr*. Walter I. Piper. Mr*. Joe Polly Brubaker ha* announced lie I* convalescing at his home Smalher* led the devotion*. the roumptiot of adult rlas*c* on Iroquoi* Ave. One of my favorite people Is ®7 MOOD Mi'ute* of the provloti* meeting In art on Tuesday morning at ten, in ber h»ute on Mellonvillr. back tn town. Cy Fltlon literally Whit v*kth alt the wonderful no penalty for unnecessarx rough- * err rc*'* am* aPproved. The To the many who haxe aaked about blexs into town on the heel* of eiervonc ha* been bringing tics* to keep »pectator» in line. |re».urcr * reu rt followed »hov.* the children's art ela*>ea, khr I* the storm, at 3:00 a. m. Wednes­ and calling in lately. I've had net- Protect your eye* by u*ing »un- JT.' “j 1 " vcral> b i'rn r- of 1188.34 planning to start one soon, but day morning, lie has been gone thcr the time nor the energy to gla»*ca to guard againit the glare ™ c h e " inC T * » »a * com plied the date ha* not been determin­ with VAH 5 since 3tay. Jaan re­ devote to thi* column. And I doubt of the late afternoon sunlight and by ,hc ,wu children'* hospital ed. It may depend on the conven­ port* that while the plane waa Jf there would have been apace u*c some eye drop* to s-a*c thr oiadr by Mr*. J M ience of the majority, to If you landing the men in the hangar A n put it in. had I written it. But diicomfort which often i» the re- Thompson and two girl* gingham would like to enter your children, were foxerishty nailing up a huge thins* have kind of •licked oft *ult of too great a concentration l*re*»e». made by Mrr Smxtherrail R<>9 ft, and speak to Polly sign which said. "Welcome home fd be ter get with It. , of wind and »un. I * n,l her mother. Mr*. Beebe. to the 3tayfair boyi." VAH 5 has about it. * ______ — j The»e Item* were torn* d o*er to a numbe- of highly enthusiastic Don't forget Happy Hour at the You know, being »ocicty editor On the new arrival. Li»t. . . : Mn >*. M Cochran, Sewing tt. Q. O. Friday afternoon. Octo­ and capable golfers, who have eertainlv ha* it* eompeniatlolU. Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Hancock. are 1J’ halrman. Total x~i.t o f thr three ber 19th. from 3 :IS to 4:45. Tne been missed at the Country Club For example the other day, tn the j buying a home at 109 Pinccre*! j "***• including shipping rh.«rg«» S'. A. S. Combo will play, and these many months. By this time mail l received a holtle of their! Drixc. They h u e t*u boy*, eight uil1 be prora’ ed among the memfeatured as a bar special will be next week I hope they will alt ncue*t perfume from a well- and aix, and he i* a salesman her*. Further plan, for the chuich shrimp in a basket, with French be out thcro again. It's wonder­ known cosmetic manufacturer, for the Adkina Mfg. Co. . .Mr* tm aar tn h<« held early in Drcem fries, slaw-, bi.rults and honey for ful to have them home, and text and onlv yotrrday. they followe*l |Catherine Jone», a widow, is a ber were dUcui.oJ. Mra. Thimp. 90e. Coffee will alto be provided goes for the whole squadron, it up with a 4 or. bottle of cologneitemporary resident at loot Park! »«>n and Mr*. Smather*. from U r for those who wi*h it. We attended which ha* always held a special *^ n the a a m e acent. I'm not permit-(Axe. She hail* fram Cincinnati, croup will work with two re-ire _____________________ _______ ___________________________________ _ thr enickrn in a basket supper plare in the heart of Sanford. ted to mention the name of the O. . .E. A. Olllff Jr. live* with icntalivcs of the Friendship C m * t III lit P\IIT t» h* Ip -lamp out du . cu lu l- at. it-..-.- nirmttrr* ..f the Civic Department of manufacturer in thi* column, but j1** wile anil two chi dren at COu on this project It sin. .ugge-'i-.I the Sanford XX.uiait't Club, who inrt ve«tcnl.i\ morning and folded l it Chri.tma* Seals until noon. They - several weeks ago. and the food1 was drhriou* VAII 9 is planning I'll *»|\c* \•» i a chic. It i»n; * alrnctlo A\c. Hr I; i »t the men member* « u . (left U right). M i' K \ W1 itnei )| II I In > J \iv. Mi* S. t;. IHIciih i . Mi *, u to u.e Happy Hour as a get to­ sale Oct 22. and is packaged in Title and Abstract Co. of Sanford either a hamburger or xvlerrr I Kryr*. Mi*. C It.l b * «n. Mi*Ionian. Ci .I i.iiu Mi c MFlowers. Mr*. Frr.t T. Well*,Mis. beautiful gold aid black con- and »hc ia a teacher at Soulhsidu roast and that rake and pie, for HowardM--ntu-th. 't i- II VX RurC-r.Mr X. .4Vr-U-y, Mr.. Fiamt-s T. Mcrixxe ilhcr, Mrs. It. It. gether for the whole squad. Hath tainrr I f . supposed to make thclSchool. ‘Inert be I from the baiaar Cruuilry, Mrs. It. D. Rhode*, and Mrs. B. 1 . Moore. ______ _________ unit of N A. S. i* trying to sup­ port the B. O. Q. as much a. 5 5 V w ? n r , -rm «*• • _ -----------;--------- -, !!$!"• “ ’’j * 2 “ « ^ - «•>★ * ★ ~V * * ... — — possible, in order that improve­ 3tr*. James Buckler’Fly-up ment* may be made not provided fur by the Navy. Maybe I am Troop recently invested a group 1 hope you're all planning to R v D g y W v a f-». 11 00 or under fo* the fancy work W 0 1 1 1 ( 1 f l 5 C L l l D L 6 Q T f l S VV I l C l t L O C C l l l o n m c T n C n n l c all wet, but those who complain of girl* into the girl Scouts. The lake advantage of all the wonder-j “ / T’ 7 u , r j ^ Complete plans fur t*v conceit k -C a m b I O V .U U h aboxt n«t having a club in ban- color hearer* for the ceremony | In he guru by th.» Hanir*len Pu% d bargain* the Sanford mrr y^a. P | g e e M p p f j n a font will rratirr one sooner If were Joyce Sheppard with Bandy Bose Aead.-mv r*i.».r sebe.' chant* are offering during "Banm C C I I liy The newly-clectetl officers of the 1f»r Nov. II will h- orranged by The l.a»ie steps tn preparing ( they come to the function* plan- Iferxish and Barbara Buckler aa ner Paya". There are really »ome n* by Mr. Wilburn, the new man­ guar.ls, and Norma Whittern dl« grand buys for your home*, a* Dependable Class of the First the prcitd-n\ Mr* l'iprr on h*r \. It IMer.on Director of *'i- i f fn -h water in .lerile rreipt- breakfa.t x*ere teamed by the ager. And after all, its not the reeling The girls, a* a troop, re*, xxell .a* . fur ,your — wardrobe. Such. I M S * l*hl,r^h« « hi-'return from Pit MMth. * (J^''petrn*e"for"^intnide County, ail. > and 3| If iae are n-.t v!l> K'l* «’ f the Sanford Junor High I place, but the people that make pexted the Browrnle Promise and a* bath mat »et«. blankit*. and stalled by the Ilex Milton Wyatt Member* \ • ..4. -, to . J:Women t!.-- Civic Jeet to a hit or faU-out, « r miut School 4 11 Club when they met the wing* and pins were given to sweater* to mention only a fem a: the regular monthly meeting 'a * thnr ci . •- fn.- w o d ri :.-r- #n<| p,.,0 \ft pepart ’ the consider the possibility ..f being Wednesday, the new tenderfoot scout* by 3lrs. And one store l* offering 40'c off Monday eveening at M< Kmlry ment* that '.<n ’> ,e i* to World Sanford Woman's t'lub on “ What u«e*l »■ a Wclfari or refugee c*m Kleanor Syke«. and llaibata! Buckler and 3lr* 33’hlttern. - John t|l Seminole «*r on all fall and winter clothing. Hall, are a* follow.: follow*: Mi MiJohn Service Sendee for for distribution distribution ami ami rotrot- ,th* Seminole County County Civil Civil Defense llefensi t*r Wlmt.rrlv made In.taut milk;! For the next three weeks. Mrs. Now how's that for a deal? Schirard Jr President: Mr. W tool that San hr g.xen tc lie Doing I vest r.lax r lie l.iltrr prinriple wnuld pro Ilremla Clarke and Sara McW’at Winegar of the Florida Power B. Kirhy. vice proldent; Mr “ 1 sponsored by the mreilng* Frill pi-Moitr, uhowa* sent a r*-wl problem Mr Peter- t*-r» made hisvuits; Cand Crimm K'alu School, an I Light Company will be Join* 4 What do you navy wive* think ( II. tensing, .ecrctaiv, Mr. V Chrtf i i . . 'scheduled l» .(v ik .»t Itir meet- *on slalvd. a* il t* r.timatrd that and 'lary l.loyd made mulflns;. Ing the girl* at the high *ehoo| ^ *f our new column? What? you |„ .Smith, treasurer; Mr* M If s ^r bix* oa* eani'd l* K* -imin-e it o the niin»t»er of ex.iciire* ri-nung Itetsy Williams and Pal Smith | to tnCruct them In the u«e of the haxen't *een it! Shame on yoxi Wyatt, teacher th'. r " / t , - i I !, * to the Il*xalrd ruitdillon* re.-ill m would he approximately three set lhr tahlej Sara and Su-an electric store, and will teach them it's New* ij Mr*. . It W llarrl* gaxe ihr do- - - called ------- "Conning the , 1 . Women from ihr recent rainstorm, times '--i normal population lie Harper fixed fruit; Mary Ann I The wedding of 311s* June tn cook. and I* xxnlten by one of your own. xotlonal. u*mg Mat'hew- to 32 in «•* «’ "nly fun »:o„ , , Kr.-up -.1 xlr Priersnn said that he x*anl ihiat |.n-| would ha*,- i„ |,r Wat.on. i.eoU-ia Jones and Flea- Vanrc ami Kni. Jsmrs II. Ilrodic Mrs. Virginia lonn. tiinny to n* her text.This was followed ,hr * !rrilj? ", " * " r- e*l tn clear un, m ..n ceu tlim that brought in from gnxrmmrni si.»r nor Sykes r.Kiked hsron; and' will be Saturday, Dct. 20 at 4 p. her friend*. by prayer. ganiiation the wholeplrdte o f the n,iin)- people *-« m lo h*x- and .-,rr supplies and medical .upplies Bonnie|fiv*klns and Sharon Kar- m. at the First Baptist Church, --------After the monthly and yearly ehurrh falls on (heir shm llrr. that is that the local Civil Defense r*i.■«t h*.brought in also Rrks mnde hot renal. with the Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr. Aren't»»e proud of a.I m.r repor « were gixen. Mrs. S.hlrard ' ,r *Thompson made a motion unit „ lWn< m illing. He said \, „ h i, lh,. . . . .„ officiating. young men and women who *£r , appointed the following chairmen: ’ ’ ’1,r' ’ r *’ *' *"•* bthat most of the information pro „| u,i% |llt, ( . . . 31rs. Marvin Milam will be Ih« n* MARIAN R. JONM making their names known In he Mrs. J H. Lochelt. bespltaliiy; . 1 h * « a« *c,'.n.lrd h*- Mr*. ^ r,w i ve .n what m do in e.*e , , J ^ m i , , o , ‘ eiare . h S organist and (irrald Covington will OVIKDO-Thla "up and com* x .n ou . colleges throughout the Mr,. W\ B. Kirby, historical; b" ,a,hr " •"*' '» '<•««' ,,f an air attack -o,m - from a ' Z - . T Z able lo n hrxe hm lie soloist. ing" little community la chork ountry? Thrse young pepole x* ill yjr> John Cailahan, membership; ^ ’r b°Pr " a’ expres *<l that nu'rtopulitan .our**- ralio-r It*.*'X , man sofefriug and suBge*li-<l lied 31rs. Richard Rarincau, of Wash­ full of entertainment Ideal. Thla e our leading citl/cn* of tomor- sirs. r . L. Wallil, publicity; and lalcr ,h e . sro" t h ,,f ~r».ip fri,m , ma:!er communities ami , r„ „ , , Aid Course* as (he ington, I). C„ sistrr of the bride time it I* the Oviedo Garden Club, rowr and. from the looks of thing*, Mm. j .,,.; |fJ(|crcr> f|owrr. would make an in* teas? in the problem, ben- an- Ur , n-p. will be niatron-of honor and only commencing Ihler season on Sanford's tomorrow will tje tn sirs. John Callahan read "Are |,|' ,,KC P°*4'blr iliff.-rcnt Per . sample. Sanford The girl* o f the »ex»nth tirade, •ttrndant. Mr. l'i lerson intrirupti I him­ Thursday, Oct. 1». at the homo good hand*. You Guilty"to the rlas., after1hr Novrmbrr n'fr l" ? '‘ Ill he i4 ltip t>r,. „f ptjre nio*l people I It t'bili learned hnxv to makei Kns. Henry Kujarva, Pensacola, of 3trs. A. A. 3tyer*. on Lake " which it xva» announced thal the " 1*!’ " r' 5'M,l’ 'b rr. ami the free- would choose to lw in or move to self at one point in hi* speech amt hake U.etilt*. fry bacon, and will serve as be«t man for Kns. Charm. Mr. and Mr* L. It. Ilarxejr, wrho r|4«, ua, j0 |,]0 ember wi:h Mr, s |* F.iwl-r j„ raM, „* an rmergenry. *» why to imiiilie "Am I talking too •• |t>e tn'te et > W f mretln- not Ilrodic. A full staff of new officers will base nsx e JU Ju*t *I reruriuii returned irom trom their men xa- ip,,,), jn ,,hhp j< ff|„,Mp h „Mp At -xi me the close riose .1 'he 'nr bum te .<■ • -e. *•* ,«hmstI bout I elatmratr elaborate Plan, lx- m.ni< lon g '" cation. rr;w>rt thal they are "Glad^ j |r, j , K |ULpr , haillp(, , ,|r »»on. Mr*. Anderson *|*oko hr.ef- p, mtAC the rribidenl* of Saninid A* u.uat. Hie ladies of the rlub 0,1 ,ft- n,am’ To,,r>' " nJ ,,*r* Cshrrs will tie Gene Kstridge. face their task of duties; namely, bad outdone themselves m floral 1 *-• ' 'f1" 1 ,h" b * ' • ■ of Sanford, and Id. Lee Jir*. of 31rs. Charle* T. Niblack. presi­ to be home". |merntrer* for the courtesy • ‘ •’-I Mr p|acc else. courle.y' c*. rV- 'i' on ?n 1_rh;,rrhl' ' ai"' '«r dent; 3fr*. C. Il Clout*, program arraiucmei.ts. with one of the Dunne and Carol Cleveland I'rniarolr. hern aiat- ],Cn,r'1 ,l“min rms Ari, hcr Ma>' ,n Klne- Alaskjn sillk' T ix jeatlmi. h™!, " ~ Z f He said that the rr.. on f-.r thr mo*I unuMi.-il twin; one hi .hade made and ImVed the hlsenlts, and No Invitations arc being sent rhalrman; 3lr*. Spark* t-ee CTonta. ShertunnB gave'Pome For you gal* xxho'xc neon man. Aril. i ' ivII Defence Organintion l n the table xvas set by Virginia in town, but all friend* of the secretary; and 3trs. 31. L. Gary, Jtrmhng a lot of the hometoxxn Delicious homema l«- rake ,n.i inlerr.llnx flgur » on the number Seminole County i» to trx to fit of brown, made of dried cattailtreasurer. touplr aie invite! to attend. lav-son and Frankie Warren. and college football games, and sea oal*. dried okra anil locust mill Mr*. Jis.ie W'lnrgi*r was pres-| A reception will be held Burned-‘ We are delighted with the Idea pods rhe euntaliiiT x .j. a palm in frond, artfully ,hai«d m l finish enl and gave apron, to all the lately fnllnuiixg the wedding the that Mrs. Spark* Leo Clonta ha* Kdurational Building o f the promised tn keep us posted on eii girls. their activities. The Garden Hub The meml-er. were told that at church. Xloi <li<playnl weir many t>ra.i ha* been responsible for some their next nitetlny, which still liful •Christmas patkagr* wlurh wonderful Improvement* and ideas i-i b*-ht In two week*, they will' d em on .Ira led the x ar iou * xiax , in the past. lit Chrntnias .rat. c Id hr i...| le lauglit IlOw to cook veieal. We understand that their mem­ iir m l bow to p ir p a ic fruit., hi gift wrapping' Orl. I* bership is growing — that assure* tin- women of the Cixir Dr 3lis* 3lyiti« Wilson was also W. 31. Ilayne* han. 3lrt. lanxell 0*icr. Mr,, t territorial *et up. She ll'uslruted W «W n i «'»; P»«W|c ur. the n-«* u* of more marvelous Improve­ paitmrnl h.nl n.et earlier .it in 3u present at the meeting, W. J. Peacock ments and Idea* for our thriving Is- Wallis and the Bex. M || her talk with booklet* an I pu - W rt ra,,'° fln‘l r — 1 Wvatt. and growing community. Sally Wallace don't always rra«l or li.tcn to a m fur the purpose of folding turr*. 111 Chn.lma* Seal*, amt ai 12 30 lie cit.-sl as an example At » late hour the Swimcs* as­ thr.t of n.-'x.- ll.ere **a* a entered dlsll lunrh sisted by .Mrs Smithei* served of publicity fixe rule* rover*go Ihry hat hr-n paper lemon eu.taid lopped x.iir wh»:»In cel-bration of National Art on «>no tu r n * ? held in |x-d rrram and -effee to members. given 'X>ck. tin- member* of Hip Fine 3lr«. O. T. Pearson, ehairnian. July Mr*. Thompson, .Mr* Ruby l.-n3ri Department had nfi .lisplax prrsMeil o 'e r the rneelint of th*. Mis* Patty Ann Dyer wa« pn a . P r . Ite •aid Hint they had a »l.le .onn> painting* In den. Mr*. Itiehai-I Beebe 3I-*. tcrtalned by her mother Mrs. Mar ; the First UaptUl Church will meat 1*1-11 kllnun Cbrntian Women's Frllowsh'P at THURSDAY It. K. True. 3trs Fuwlrr. Mr*. Inn ru ganir.xtlon which x, as prr I'-ral artist and a im-Miln r of th>- thr First Christian Chur.-n X|ontin Dyer at a party Tuesday hon_ .■'.r ' The Brotherhood of the Firal at the home of 3tn. J. 3V. Carter Ttie r.lhrl non I Circle of tic <-,K , n y|r,. A nder-n. a i l the Pared In ........ .. It n rloh 3tr* I) C lloe.ird Mr» ilai evening. Baptist Churrb wilt have their tint XV. rx.til St. et 7;30 p. m. orinf hiT fourth birthday. rvm'»rr-iiinn*i i hr » il ri* » '•v* |y In the rxent of an hi i-rgeney j. l> llim-hart. who h j . , rhrdi| Thr hiMrrn urrr gi\cn match* 11? k h , (1u i' ,ian crh,,rcfh butbandi. V I> Andr..... . Rtfv Mrs Stone gaxe an lnlcre*tirg monthly supper and program Ttie Fidclis Class of the First and stall'd that our defense •* rd i * speak on '( era lilies as > ie|mrt tin tire lute natior.il Con­ meeting at 7:00 p m. alnc Baptist Church will meet at the based on tbr<c prinrlpli li if Holihjr" was unable |n |>, pre. vention «• De* Itolne*. U "with „ h bi.ioon* u .,d i« jss. s' m There will he a training meet­ home of Mrs J. P Whitaker, 403 wr x*,-re hit by a bomb 'scry p|)| xirs. If. K Itmg Kit charge of ing for 4 It Icadrra at 2 p. m. We«l KliMhtrcnth Street, at 8:00 the patio these serve.) tu kooo a, S:M p. m. it was announc small likelihood that the ex p ose 1 1 »l*f»a** foi t' e civ lr Depart the program and gavn an Infarniithe small guest* entertained p(j aj 3tomtay’ a meeting, at the Council Center. 401 E. 25tb p.m. with Group No. One, kite. of one of those bombs would tie nil wprp tne talk entitled "That .Vhlcli We J. A. Vales, chairman, aa host­ throughout the nfternoon. Committee* were appointed by St. ,a-t. i on IhU area' 3) if a Mr. „ ((V r„ tl, C. 31Mrs Flower. F Haxe Seen and Heard.” NH-- enum­ The Iasdics Aid Society of the esses. They were acrxvd Ice rream. Mr*. Harold llcibst, prnident of bomb dropped In. el • enough Rn-rkenridgi | Mr* W E II erated the school# Inat are lime- Lutheran Church of The Redeem­ nut*, fruit Juice and a cake that the Circle, and are as follows: The Pilot Club will hold IU pniximily that we nu.lit K<- in M, , the Fjiip Art • fitti d by fun I* sent by C. \V. F. er will inert at L30 p.m. at the s»j* the hit of the day. Or rathrr On the serving committee will regular business meeting In the Mr. and Mr*. L. II llxrvey have danger of fall mil. n>d. t- -aid no |)rpar1mpn, Mr, Slisphen Ter Mi*. Slune had chxr.'r of Hie church. A white clrphanl sale Yacht Club at g:0O p.m. et It wa* three cake*. The first »a* he Mr*. Bea Alford. Mr*. Harold rri^irnril n cT Y from rom »a xarili-in «pent definite Plan* ran be made for ||(|(. ( a n | ^ II 1 rrln■r devotional an I 31r• x'. N Gran­ a large round cake with a doll llerbst. 3lrs Herbert Thuraton. j„ Kentucky, p;r which time the district governor, will be held. «'.rginia an.t North evacuation because of d.-iree* «f , ____ !___ tham and Mr* It II Wd.iam* Inserti’d in the renter. Hre»«e-I Mrs Oscar Zittrowe The kitchen i - .,.,!,., fallout and varying il-crinal con­ Seminole Chapter Number Two Mrs. .Marie Gleason of Ocala, wilt isrie hostesiei. a* a bride, with the cake, frosted committee will he 3fr*. Karl 3to\. dition*. But he said there most |__a II J of Hie O K. 8 will meet at the make her official visit. Prior to xtr. ant Mis. 33ill.am If C-.n- j|p grni.ra| rvaeiiation p a-,» .mi w i l l C C r S In S lQ llC u 0«ilh rowr upon row of “ ruffle*", ley. Mr*. Clyde Btin*on, 3tr* Ihe bu.inrss session a dinner hon­ Ma.onic Temple at 8 p. m. rx /— ■ serving *» the akirt.. The other nalph I.o»*ing. 3lrs. Bonner Car rj,i fct'en-le I the impressive ce*c- rM.r\on.- shoilt! h . »***-<|n.«t*.- D oring Mrs. Gleason will be held FRIDAY two cake* were smaller replica* ter and 3trs. Mr3tltlan ninnies of 'he Su'ii'rnt" -unit ard shelter—guvemmeiit rn om m e te There will be a Week Day Km at 6 SO p m , also at the 3’ aeht of the brids*. only they were 'dres Surpcr will he sen ed 3 30 tn the Induet'on n*o the Florida Ba- won't tin in Florida it will haxe The Dori-.-it n « i « f 't.e 1 r-t drrgarten at Ihe First Presbyter­ (luh *ed" in blue and pink. All three 6:15, a meeting will follmr the c f their ion W-lfort II •' irail. („ t,P ihr ties! on,* can do in hi. llaptisl Fhurrh held it. in -' There will be i Week Day Kind­ ian Church from 9 oo through carried bouquet* of flower*, and «uppcr. After the Circle meeting who i* mi ried to the form?-3*is« o .n home . half a t.mk of g.i* monthly mre'lns f..r IK. ur.x ie*r ergarten at the First Presbyter* 12 00 P. 31. flower* and ferns wrrr usrd to rrfrc.hmrnti wer* served h r ,Pergy Ann D.iieiu, daughitr ef in rar In ra.r of iruatlon of 1oe dny nighl at ihe horn • .if tan Church from 9:00 through H311 RD 3 Y \|r. It XX Linker of Bioxvixir decorat* th* "*i<ls.'’ around Mrs Faf Slmp*o* nad tfrr. ffa r-;Mr. « r l Mr* Ondy D nc.ip, of p„wrr failure. resuiiinL- in need Mr* 7! C Caoi.inrl*. 21 it Afy.llr* 12:00 p.m. The First Baptist Church of them In front of the bride wa* «l(| llerbst. Sanford 1f->r usin'* car radio and a mpplx 1st with 3tri f. |. ! 1 l-h/ *. f i - ti 233 h»* rr.-<-ntlv Invested The Brownie Scouts of the Kirat Sanford has invited all Ihr , |l......... . K ar en t.uiVrr. Donna a small white "pillow", also » co 1- ,le.,s Piribyler.an Church will maet in x Imrches of the Association 1 «» F l a n n e l , and IK-bble XXrigle The cake, in which were placed four Mr*. lluMiy. , ! j m share in Ihr (irjup Training the Youth H nl'in* at 3:M p.m. candle*. br • . hi l'hY mcetlng"*tu « nler The « 'rU ,r .!|,r I,,'',ori' ,? School at 7 30 P. « 9 Thoie lnxlle.1 to be with the ional wa. vc*i ' Mr \ s,-‘,r l5,',k '■'hc,r Pe/ ” fk Saturday—The It. A.'* of the Thr Pioneer Fellowship aed Re­ creation of the First Presbyter* e x p la in e d the workings o f the honorce were fatty Stanley, Su­ I. Thom*, all I Xtr* F XV |;rg|r Kir*t Baptist Church will mret ian Church will mret in the san Dunn. Cathy and Linda Lor let In prayer The treasurer'* variou* depailment* end showed at the church at 9 30 a.m. the different machine* Youth Building from 8.00 p.m. Cathy Samuils. Debbie Pale. 3larrirnit was gixen by Mr- It 3. Item SUNDAY Ihru-igh t W pm , u»rd. tha Parkrr. Vickie Dowdell, and Cot.cn. Mr* Dai.y Douglas of Weir*Mrs John 3lann attended a Debbie Graham. The 3!en of the First Presby* A xery intrre>ting talk concernexplained parlia- dale will show picture* at the trrian Church wilt haxe their ing the work being done at the meeting and t'psala Community Presbyterian monthly dinner meeting in the llipli.t Cha|K-l at Elder Spr ue* iiiecntary procedure to the girl* w.,« given by 311< C W Frgle ainI >honed them liowr In elect o f­ Fhurrh at 7:30 p m. Everyone ia Fdurati'.nal Building at 7:00 p.m. Ini lied. On the program will be Mr. Larry llu-tne,* for the new yrar w*< ficer*. The Junior Choir of the First Jonrs and Judge llousholder. Ati M F Flame ha* al*o hern Mr. *ml Mr*. William Lnckard ill.ititied ami Ihr cla»* voted to Baptist Church will rehearse, at 1X1 l)M. m ix v £ announce the birth of a 6 |b. 9 or. haxe the Killer Spring* Fha|iel ** a recent xm'nr an I white there The Girl Scouts of the First * in North,Imre Hospital in 3lianu it* loam pruject for th«- new year t"M tlie girl* the Brownie »tory. 3:30 p.m. Afts-r Ihe rirning worship ser­ Prc.li)trrian Church will meet at Mr. J K Andrew* rra.l the quail- Tucs.lay Mr* S C. Dbker.un. tc on Saturday- at 6 a.m. The little 1flmlion* of rla.s officer, prr.ening the Garden Hub. gaxe vice a Fellowship Hour will he 3:30 p m. at the Church. girl, who xseighed g lbs. haa Thr Senior High Fellowship Re­ been named Linda Louiie. Mr. Xn impreatlve eaml'cligM in f ' 1 * P^Md pi*"' «mw w * i-njuyrd In thr Educational Bldg. filiation <»f tiffirrrt w it htld by •burtioth for it« m rr Ih r Cirli A film will lie shown. creation of the First Presbyterian Igsckard i* a partner in the MONDAY 3lr, .3 L. Thomas. who raise their* will exhibit thrm Church will meet at Ihe Chureh Gramkoxv Funeral Home here in There will be a Week Day-Kind­ at 7:00 p m. A Bible Anagram, conducted *" Dower sbow. Tbe girl* wrre Sanford. bx Mr. K E. Hodges, wa* plax S‘' r " Dieir troop numeials and ergarten at the First Presbyter­ The Mid-Week Bible Hour will Mr. and W. J. Sullivan Jr. an­ rd wit li pn/e* going to Mr- A. D.r older Biownir. were given ian Church from 9:00 through be conducted by Rexr. A. G. Me* nouncer the birth of a I lb. 9 or. L Thomas an I Mrs It N Mur- D"-^ t" r * number 12:00 p.m. Inni*. Pastor of the Flret Presby­ daughter on Oct. 18, In A'lanla, The Boy Fcouts of the First terian Church at 7:30 p m. ray. »k*Ptin. She ha* been named 3tary Delirioui m refreshment*, with n a Two haxe traniferrrd ----into Presbyterian Church will meet m irin m rm i, wnri •" " girl* -• •*-** -------The Chancel Choir will rehearse '■flfclcn. Mr*. Sullivan i* the form ­ cen motif, were .erxed by the troop. They are Pat < ummtn the Scout Bourn at 7:00 p.m. hallow een at First rresby trrian Church at er Mis* J.x kie Cameron, of S»nvt.-iir*. Men'! -r -to --.t of Norfolk. \* . and Nancy RolgThe Sunbeams and G. A.’ * of i:30 pm . the hn-tusie* ford. were Mr* J. L. Hobby, M, a. E. er*. of HI. I loud. the First Baptist Church will meet There will be a Week Day Kind* Mr and Mrs Dauglu* E. Freed C Campbell. Mr*. It. N. Murray, 4in Oct. 28 the troop will attend at 3:30 p.m. The Y.W.A.'S will ergarten at the First Tretbyler* announce the birth of a baby girl Mr*. A L Thomas. .Mr, it A. Ihe It 45 .erviee at the Presbyter- mret at 8:30 p.m. ian Chureh from 1:00 through on Oct 14 in fort Lyaucly, French Cohen. Mr*. Ned Mouse, 3tr* K. I*n Church. They will lie in uniAt 1:00 p.m. in DeLanJ there 12:00 p.m. Morocco, Africa The little girl E Hodges, .Mrs. C. W Erg.e, form ant will Join Mr*. Ilobb'* will be a Baptist Association*! Prayer Meeting will be held at who wc'rhed 8 lh*. 4 or. h»* not Mi*. Clyde Humphrey Mr* J K. C.irK Scout Troop 149 Nancy Rotih. Sunday School meeting. 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist r yet Fren named. M r.. Freed Andrew*, Mr*. J II Phillip* Mr* senior scoul, hi* been a*»i*ting Church. At 1:13 p.m. th* Sunday TUESDAY Stone, *> John Cullum amt Mr* XV W Mr*. Linker with hrr Brownie i« ifie furinr.- Mis* Joyce Ander- 3IRB. FRED GANAR (right) has two Intcreetel onlooker* In 3fn J. 33' Guy' and 3fr». I! The Francis Horton Circle of Cabinrt will meet *he demonstrates the art of arranginc itoweni *1 a meeting o f the Drlftwuml Garden • tiilc. in he ftAtl. Horne. , Troop. j , hontr of Mi*. J. W, Guy on Mellon*tile ,\x». between you n me ____ . l|M (k .,t|(< .,f Officers Installed u/ - u ,i Civil Defense Unit Is Doing Group Of Girls Are Invested Into New Fly-Up Troop , Jr. High 4-H Club Breakfast At Meet M iss June Vance Reveals Final Wedding Plans Garden Clubbers Commence Season 4-H Girls Learn To Cook Biscuits, Rncon; Set Table t Happy Birthday *Patty Ann Dyer _______ Honored With Party Ethel Root Circle On Fourth Birthday 7*0 Be Hostesses At JUpper JUndOV , h.v. CFW Has Meeting Monday At Church (C alen d ar * 'i-rr ......v -r- (p sjL & jo n ah - - - ■ ril oy Dorcas Gloss Brownie Troop 233 Invests 3 Girls As New Brownies B I R T H S :?!> h ' �t Sir-,*- , 1+ * > ^ THE SANFORD HERALD /s More Vital Than Quantity r 'A GREAT BIG WOULD I* presented to M!a# Saxanne Faille, second grade pupil o f All Soul* I’aroablal School The young lady receives the world globe from Tony Trama, Ase t Manager of The hood* mart She won the globe f«>r her school In v recent contest singed by The Foodmart. As a personal | g ill from Trama, Buaanne racivad a blackboard. (Staff P h o t o ) ________ vertibl* top* on automobiles. Synthetics, once widely heralded as taking over this lo.ooo-bale-ayear market, have all but dropped out of the picture. The reason la that synthetic* failed to give per­ formance while cotton staged a comeback. In 1N0 a government survey o f auto makera revealed widespread dissatisfaction H........ cotton duck fabric then principally being used. Auto makers said the duck, bonded to a cotton lining fabric with rubber, had a tendency to wrinkle after use. It lacked color permanency, became ragged, anJ did not resist rot. Field Wide Open So car manufacturers declared the field wide open for a new con­ vertible Up material, and it was freely predicted that synthetics would come up with the answer. At first this prediction appeared accurate. By last manufa*turers reported that synthetics had gain­ ed 40 per cent of the convertible market. But the man made fibers fail« J to hold up In use. Orion was re­ plied to be the closest to a per­ fect topping material, but it would not take or retain dyes and had to be used In its natural color. A* time went by, it was discovered nrion fabric could not be matched from batch to batch, ll’a "natural GROUP TO MAINTAIN ANOTHER MOBILE UNIT FORT LAUDERDALE <Jh- The Florida Grotto Assn a philanthro­ pic Masonic group which main­ tains one mobile unit for treat­ ing cerebral palsy, decided yes­ terday to add a second. The unit gave 514 treatments last year, associates heard at their annual convention. Oscar Weeks of Tampa was named president and Alfred Armengol of Havana and Clarence Bush of Orlando vice presidents. Site of the lh)7 convention will be Tampa. Its October date was not immediately set. A OHOUr OS IRISH men and women visit the Capitol in Washington am* nail a four-leaf clover on the lumlier to be used In the construc­ tion of the Inaugural stand "to bring good luck to the next U.S. President." They came to the United Stales tor a brief stay to appear on an all-Irish amateur hour television program, of which Ted Mack (foreground) Is the master of ccrcmonlia. In the first row (|. to r.) are: George Boyle. Dublin; George Hors, Wexford; Peggy Carty, Galway, and Colette Condcll, Dublin. In the second row (left to right) arc: Donald Keegan. Dublin; Thomas Barry, Dublin; Owen Kelly. l.outh; Brian Williams. Dublin; Michael Byan, Limerick, and Daniel Costlgan, Wexford. (international Soundphotol Some people can deep almost anywhere — in a d affy room, neat to a roaring superhighway, or through a loud party next door. But don't envy them too much. Although they CAN sleep, they aren't getting the full benefit from it. Physicians agree that the sleep that leavrs you "on top of the world" comes from a reitful bedroom. What does this mean? Boo* thing decorations, quiet, darkness, gooi ventilation, and most lm-i p«nant of all, a comfortable bed. First, let’s take decorations. A!* though you may prefer color schemes that shout "wake up and live", don’t use them in the bed­ room. Choose soft, whisper) tonea of blur, green, or pink and save the bright colore for accent*. When putting on wallpaper, steer clear of loud, disturbing pattern*. Horiiontal line* are sleepier than vertical or random pattern*. The other requisites for a rest­ ful bedroom seem self-explana*tory. But not quite. A really com* fortable bed must have a mat­ tress and bedspring that give you level, resilient support. Sure, you’ll sleep even if they're falling down on the job. But your mu­ scles won't get the com­ plete relaxation they need. * So, if your bedding has develops ed lumps, bumps, or sag*, bet* ter replace it. More fun for your family when you presented lo Itosallwd Ratliff and Donald Wlllmon for Plnecrest School irles A. Atkinson, operator of The Foodmnrt. Roa dlnd usd Donald m| in u itcfiit Foodmart contest. Each received a oUekhonrd a» a per­ s o n a l gifl. (.Staff Photo) Icrina Flare,* with toft lines re­ placing severe poodle ruts and duck tails of IBM. Another member predicted madames collfuro will fc.* more colorfull. with emphasis on two tone job*. The knee length s w i m m i n g shorts, snakeskln bells and silkblend Jackets with slanted, piped _____ _ pickets were uavrtlcd, meanwhile laaia neat year will be on styles by the inn's and boya’ apparel lied "Olympia Cut" and "Dal- gmhls In California. Brighter, Gaudier Legal Notice The emphasis is on bright prints silks and polished cottons and waist length shirts, with styles based on tropical native rovlumra. Slice the white of a bard cook­ ed egg and add it to potato salad; press the yolk of lha egg through a fine-meshed small strainer on­ to the lop o f n salad for a pretty golden garni-h. SOMETHING new i set Uslale s( AUIIA IV i'AV I M O N |>f4 : Something | Ike I •»»« *f tk# I j»«l**e aSlMIMSI.s: «* ■ »• ». *••'»«•Is I’ i s Ss i *. B all ( INIISIS ssS HasUl Lianas ar IliassSs Aaamsi m u w t iK .N T ! FROZEN CANDY 'p.ii'sss'wrli «< »«« »r* *,»,,l’r Efr .rTv:. .s?1 - -T* FROZEN FOR FRESHNESS ROUMII.I.AT TRIID IT YITT King-Size Coke, a bigger bottle of Coca-Cola for m—ltimi, party time, or any time. It's the same Coke with that real great testa—just mart of it! NOW IN TWO SIZES LOW C O ST HIGH PRO TECTIO N *SA N EP R D VTLAHTK NATWWL fUN ANDERSONS 'em tk* center by Ike clack' AND Bring home BOTH sizes today FOODMART Park Ave. at SStk HI. "OF COURDr COCOA-COLA BOTTLING CO M PAN Y �Thun., Oct. 18, 1956 Page • THE SANFORD HERALD Roost On Guam SAC W ar » AGANA, Guam, ifl—The green is a key pivot in American policy tropical island of Guam U Am- and probably one of the greatest tftrica 'a big mailed flat In the deterrents to a new Far Eastern war. Weattrn Paeifie today. Guam la the roost of the great. Guam Is a 223 square mile vol­ war birds of the Strategic Air canic and coral outcropping, 2.UU0 Command. The awtp'.wing Bru's miles east of the China mainland stationed here are believed cap-j and 13 degrees north of the equa­ able of supporting a smashing tor. blow against communist aggres­ Discovered by Ferdinand Magel' sion In Asia with a single nuclear Un in 1321, it was first a "re ­ blow if that should ever become freshment" port for Spanish gal­ leons, next a Filipino penal colony necessary. g Between 1,000 and 3,000 miles, and from 1838 until 1930, after away—well within their range conquest in the Spanish-American with one refueling hookup-U c War. a U.S. protectorate under choice kndua'rial an I military tar­ a naval governor. gets, strung in a giant arc across Since Aug. 1. 1930 it hat been Siberia and down through China, j an American territory with its own Shielding them from retaliation i legislature. by the communists' powerful a.r Guam's strategic value goes bo force la an intervening wall of yond fine deep harbor—potential­ air bases and radar stations ex-1 ly capable of housing the entire tending from Hokkaido in North­ 7th fleet—and the relatively flat ern Japan to the Philippine. northern end of the Island that • In this strategic pattern, Guami has made construction of Andcr- WERE NOT SANTA CLAUS But we can give you quality electri­ cal supplies at reasonable prices. J O N E S ELECTRIC SUPPLY W H O LESALE 108 W . First St. Phone 3110 sen Air Force Bast possible. "The next war will be over just like that," saya tough, muscular Brig. Gen. Niles O. Ohman, snap­ ping hi* fingers. The commander of the 3rd Air Division sums u Guam’ s role with a few jabs of a finger at a map. "In the, old days the Philippines and Hawaii were our main out­ posts," he explained. "Now we have air and radar bases in Jap-, an. Okinawa. Formosa and the Philipines—most o f them capable o f handling our bombers—and a further extension of our periphery with SEATO South Asia Trea­ ty Organliatton In the south ” This screen can mean up to three hours' advance warning, he says, if enemy bombers break through. If 17. S. planes were bound for the communist mainland, it would give them 1,300 miles of protected approach. Thn Navy, likewise, considers Guam of great importance. Rear Adm. W. B. Ammon, commander of naval forcri In the Marianas, points oat the island has the only deep water l '.8. harbor west o fl Pearl in Hawaii. More than 30 million dollars have already been •pent on its development. Cost o f other Navy construction on Guam since World War H ex­ ceeds 300 million and the Air Force has expended approximate­ ly a half billion dollars more on ' its installations. With such an Investment, the Strategic Air Command SAC is not sitting idle. Constant, unre­ lenting training has moulded with­ out doubt the most professional bombing forre the world his ever known—far superior to what America and Britain had in World War II. The fliers who min this striking arm are far removed from the young gum chewinr. flopnv cappe«t stereotype at World War II. The average Is 34 years old. mar­ ried. haa two to four children, two years' college, has studied geopolitics and has some know­ ledge o f nuclear physiei. electronlea, hydraulics, jet propulsion, navigation, ti mentally and phy­ sically trained lo fly at speeds fatter than sound and must learn to live in wiJely varying climes and locations. You can usually test whether a souffle I* baked enough hy In­ serting a silver knife halfway be­ tween the center and the outer edge o f the dish; the knife should come not rlean. This aprties to souffles baked at • constant slow . temperature. to hate to “ stay on our toes- and day hut aoaaa tight or ten fruit never relax If we're g o»:j to wipe buyer* and growari showed up t* out this "thing". |t’s everybody’s learn tb« latest and take part hi job. EDITOR'8 NOTE: Kndr* M ir on sincerity Is' fruitless, When nn infestation is found th* tour. Those in attendanct ton, 44, It "revisiting" Hungary. Recently a -Voman member of By CECIL A. H'CKF.B II two tones are immediately set up. were: D. L. Mayen, Sanford: The Ap reporter never left the Parliament questioned a cabinet Last April, the MeJIleir.inea i ?.one I lies on* mil* in each tier Harold Ward, Jr., Oviedo; A . J. country but he behind prison minister In the House. When the Fruit Fly,'one of'the'mo'.'t V r/aV lection fnim 'thY '^ In t Y f' lnfei bars 18 month, for "espionage" member considered the ministers H and dMtructiv# llurft p„ tI uf ,alJon /j0nr , hen ,, four M„ M Metcalf, Qvlado; T.C. Stanttrou, while Hungary w «. still in the answer unsatisfactory, the House citrus and other tropical and sub- tttlhcr on from the borders of Sanford; Edward rail, Sanford; Bill Southward. Sanford: Goorgt Stalinist era Freed Aug. 1(5. he sided with the woman member. tropical fruits, struck In the Mi- l 1, taking in an area o f aMeans and Ban Ward, Jr., both has been sorting out his inrpresHad someone told me In U>65 ami area. Since that time It has bout twenty-five square mllfi. of Oviedo. sions of the charges in Hungary that this would happen I would gradually moved up the State unThere are three ways that eac« In an effort to "stay on top" under the communists .—i.t .' "new look" have laughed In Sis face. til It w m found within the very of us can actively help defeat the and "he ready" should another while he was in Isolation. A Hun­ People no longer are addressed borders o f Seminole County some fly. First, pick up and destroy outbreak occur such at th* re­ garian, Marton was arre.trd In automatically a« "comrade.” tree months ago. Of rour.c. we all dropped fruit. Second, pick cent one In Orlando, a Mwlfly February 1933 and sentenced to The Rudapeit opera plays Bsr- t,av“ all heard Med fly. Med Ilyjant* dt.trov all overripe oranges six yesrs. Ills wife, also a repott­ tok'. “ The Miraculous Mandarin," until we're sick and tired of it. and grapefruit "Shiners." The advisory committee will probably er. was relcas-d after serving six n pantomime that was bannsd but unfortunately it's one pro-, Med fly female lays her eggs ha formed In the vary near fu­ ture. months of a three-year sentencs I from the stagr by both the prewar Mem we can't forget about and only In ripe fruit. Some overon an espionage charge. and the communist postwar t*- decide we're going to live with -Ip* shiners have been found to BUDAPEST. Hungary _ IB It. It would cost ninny times more delay the emergence o f the Med FISHING BOAT SOUGHT The man installing my new teleYou can walk Into one of the in the long run to try and live larva* or maggot they contain FORT MYERS of - A fishing phone grumbled freely about his , tato bookshops and ask for Hem- with it than it would to eradicate because th* hard skins o f tlsese boat overdue bare nearly three fr.i « tend to trap th* larvae in days was sought today by Coast low wrages. | ingway's “ Old Man and the Sea” •t now. \V* were happy to hear last il l* the f r u It. Finally, care Guard. "I don't care who you are." he as If It wete the most natural Reported ahead the 38-foot ves­ said. "I don't rare If you are the thing in the world that a non wrek that restrictions had been should be u.cd in handling fruits party secrrtaiy. | give him a bit! communist American’s book had If^ts-s from the Zone 2 area of and vegetables that hare been sel Ike ware Capt. Georgs HaV , o f my mind whenever it p!ea*e« been translated and published ^ Goldcnrod Med fly infestation, grown or refrigerated locally. Re and a crewman, John Coppa. her*. Zone I restrictions are due lo be| Irigeration slows down but does me." The Coast Guard at Miami said I asked him what was the dif­ But you will ask In vain be- !if,r| * i,hln another thirty days, not atop the development of th* another vessel reported sighting it Friday ia the Gulf and helped ference between today and two cause th* book hxs been sold out. ar* n“ mor* infestations maggot In most fruit. area. With this goodnews la st Monday, as you know, repair a breakdown. yrer* ago and whether hr wn* People queue up for English,' n Hie Ike, owned by Truman Pabetter off. French and Italian movies. Amer-io c r y *n* bcl!* n *° un,il [‘ he State Plant Board In coopera"N uts." he answered. "I still lean films are too expensive. It I. 1 of * nrw Infestation Hon with this office conducted cettl of St. Augustine, was bound * * fa llo w law * W a a l \ It. ». I I . I . m , a (also last week) In South Orlan- „ tour „ f , h* Goldcnrod Med fly- for Fort Myters after a fishing have to work on Sundays privately said. to make hoth ends meet. But at The plushy cars of government do. So It looks as If we're going]Zone 1 area, t was a rather rainy trip lo Campeche, Mexico. lea*t I can call a spade a spade nnd parlv bosses no longer have without b*l»~ afraid of ha- inr to 1those ridicule** whit<> lac* curface th* gtr* mat prmrtit the little man And that’s a lot. m gmntren pn n,,, atrr*t from casting a glance accustomed to the tradition c f Sunth* demi god nestling inside, day orators on a Hyde Park corner! Hungary's first king, St. St*or Americans who may critlcis ! ph*n, again was callrai a saint In REG. SALE President Elsenhower vvhenevei j th* nrvr> paper, on Aug. 20. his they feel like It will hardly under I ,,am„ ,|ay. Communist newapa I 1 Gal. Turpentine $1.60 $1.36 stand what It means to 10 million , „ r, previously had ealled him' Magnra who apparently c a n Stephen I. Even Cost seems to have grumble freely now, call names |w n "rehabllitatml” by some comdecry authnr'tlc( munlst poets GlnzKnlk and Gun $2.31 In the weeks since I first took shop windows are loginning to $1.81 a deep breath uf warm summer resemble shop windows In some air after leaving the grim building WVitrrn cltle*. The former take it-nr-leavelt attitude of snubbing, where I had been In-himl bars. •5 Gal. Roof Cement have been talking with Hungari­ customers Is fading away in t»'»ans from all strata of life and try• crnmrnt owned stores. The shops ing to sec with my own rjc* the offer n much wider variety of and Brush Sea ycur favorite room colon changes that have taken place quality go»*D and there are all arranged In while I was isolated from the kind* of Importel good*, mostly world. from other communist countries. beautiful harmonies I Hungary of the autumn of ID5<1 Prices are still high. • SHF. which colon go together Is an entirely different country Along with the freer atmosin our new Color Harmony compared with the Hungary I phertf, two otb<T things prvd«*My Itook left" on * winter night in 1935 mean more than anything else. | • SEE the giugcoua Color Cas­ Of ,-ourse Hungary has not ccasrj The first Is the ntiolltlon <f Ihcj cade with Mg take lioim to be a communist country but it “ peace loan." an unpopular "vol-j ■watch** la on the way to abolishing some untary" deductions which mesnt • SEE how easily you can put the worker got II monlhs pay for Stalinist absurdities. AND MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS. four favorite colon on walls There is much pondering about Id months w, ik. This apneal to the and woodwork with Suprr* the genuineness o f the nrw trend purse is highly Important, espr Kem-Ton* and Kem-GIn*! The que-tion is whether the com­ dally in a country where wag-si munist regimes o f Hungary, the |n.. behind prices. Soviet Union and the other "peo­ The second Is th* possibility of B o r r o - «t.e " — ples* democracies" hsv,- any men­ travel. Once on* had to be an o f­ COLOR HARMONY BOOK tal reservations abur. what thry ficial or a soccer star or a table are doing—whether this is a tac­ tennis champ.on to get a passport. „ „ o b ti«o "°n 112 MAGNOLIA AYR. PHONE 2818 tical step which might be reversed It was almost a miracle If tomeone could visit relatives even In at any time. Who knows? Every mediation other communist countries. Hungary's New Look' Agricultural News BANNER BUYS Heavy Duty $6.60 $5.48 $5.50 $3.98 5' Step Ladder COME IN TO D A Y S herwin -Williams Pain ts BANNER in S anford Tomorrow When HOLLER MOTOR SALES D isplays 1957 CHEVROLET �•- THE SANFORD HERALD NOT-SOJOU.Y JIM Something ON ew in Football This W eek T h u rt., O c t I t , I M f AW L mni IrKVVvf L l m /f t i A , It's something oM and some­ thing new In the football picture thia week. Old faees, formerly al­ lied, now meet as rivata in a game that could have far reaching sig­ nificance for both tcami. A new stadium will tee lit first football game, at Ihe Semlnolet from San­ ford invade the just completed TALLAHASSEE, F la.-L eft halfMelbourne High Stadium Friday night to take on the Melbourne back Bobby Renn, quarterback Lee Corso, and rilht halfback Bulldoga. Former Seminole High School "Buck" Melts, Florida Stria Uni­ coach Rick Gillespie, who now versity’a onc-two-ihrae p u n c h coaches the Melbourne Bulldogs, thus far thia season, arc practi­ In a telephoned message lo the cally lied in average rushing yard­ Herald, today Invited all fans ot age for the Seminloe cause to date. the Sanford Seminoles (o attend Renn has run with the football Friday night's game between the 21 tlmei for 12-j yards nfr a 5J two schools In Melbourne. per carry average, while Corao Another former Seminole coach. has moved the football 45 limes GAINESVILLE— An explosive Boh KoonU, last year’s assistant for M0 yards for an average run Florida football team expects to Bill Fleming, now la Gillespie's of 5.7 yards. Corso, playing at more than a stern test when It assistant at Melbourne; and the the T spot In Florida State's “ I" faces a favored Vanderbilt tram present head mentor for 'he San­ and T formations, has been nsiled in Nashville thla Saturday. ford Bemlnoles, Rill Fleming, for 47 yards in the loss column Th* Gators have proven them­ once played under Gillespie at wrhile Renn has yet to lost s yard selves dangerous from any point Sanfoid. on the field thla season (scoring rushing. The game between the defend­ Corso, a halfback turned quar­ touchdowns from as far hack a* ing Orange Bowl Conference cham­ terback, leads the Seminoles' pass­ 100 yards.) hut have reason to pion Bulldogs and Sanford will ing attack with 12 complellont In wonder If they will be able lo dm! mark the opening of the new Mel­ 25 attempts lo dale, gaining 142 a stubborn Vanderbilt line that bourne High School atadlum and yards and two tourhddwn tosses. held mighty Mississippi to a lone a huge turnout Is expected. Melts and left halfback Billy touchdown and forced Ole Mis* to Gillespie voiced respect for Ihe Weaver are rinse behind Renn and go for field goals four times last Seminoles, which he termed a Corso in the race for ruthlng hon­ Saturday. "vastly improved" team since Ihe ors. Melts hat hauled the leather While the Commodore* were be­ season's opening game and re­ on 39 occasions for a net gain of ing knocked from the unbeaten INCREASE REPORTED marked that hit Bulldoga woulld 1SR yards and a 41 average. rank* by Ole Mias (140) Ihe Ga­ TA1JJMIASSEE U t - Twentybe hard pressed to win the Friday Weaver hat gained 105 yards In tor* were returning to the win aeven per tent more Lalln Ameri­ night contest. 24 attempts for a 43 average eolui.in, upsetting Rice, 7 lo 0. Vastly Improved Sanford will he carry. Reshuffled by Coach Bob Wood­ can visitor* entered Florida the trying desperately to find a firstruff, Florida surprised Rice with firat half of thla year aa compar­ Fod Rob Nelluma continues lo half acoring punch that could well Ha most aggressive line play of ed to a aimilar period a year ago. mean victory for the "Second- be Ihe offensive show among the Ihe season. .pas* receivers. The husky PeniaThe l^tin American affairs de­ Half" Seminoles, Five players who previously had The mark of the tram thus far I cola, Florida lad has haulrd In not been member* of the starting j partment of the cominisiion said for the season haa been a poor 9 aerials for 135 yards gained and Iram, opened lari Saturday ’ » in reporiing 'he increase yester­ showing during the first half of : 4 touchdowns. game, ami each la known to have day that Bruiil legislcrcd the big The .versatile Mella, a senior acquitted himself well. Ihe game, and always they went gest percentage gain —54— hut 10 the dressing room for the half from Sanford, leads Ihe Seminoles Tackle Larry Wesley. Fenian- that in numbers Cuba continued time trailing in the scoring de­ In punting, kicking It times to dint, having worked his way fram to lead with 39,529. partment. They have never scor­ date for 397 yards and a 34.4 lha fourth To first team thla year. ed In the first half, and only average kick. did auch a auperlallva Job of once In the third quarter. They The Seminoles have out-gained ing to place him among the ru­ breaking up a strong Bice pass run have always played a superior their opponent* In Ihe first four lion's elite lop twenty. attack that he made the Associat­ second half, and have always n n games of the season, 10M yards The flashy Miami senior com­ ed Pres* chrck list. Bay Midden. across one touchdown—and ne 10 779. The Tribe has amassed pletely entranced North Carolin­ St. I^iuis, Mo., alto did a credit­ more—no matter how good or bad 773 yards rushing against 597 for ians last Saturday night in Ra­ able J<>b at hi* tackle post. the opposition, and hat picked up the competition waa. Ends Dan relham, Croit City, leigh when he sparked the Semi­ The aeason picture would make 313 yards via patting while Semi­ nole* to a convincing 14-0 win over and Don Fleming. Shady side, (I., nole opponents have made hut a spectacular change should Ihe North Carolina tSata. drew praise for their work in slop­ Seminoles find themselves and IR3. In addition lo Corso'a brilliant ping end runt and other hcadtup upset the second place Bulldogs. The Seminole passers have com­ offensive work, the ScmlnoMa aa play. Hrlfback John Symsnk, With Melbourne running the num­ pleted 35 out of 50 attempts so a team ranked number 10 In the Caldwell, Tex., was particularly ber two spol in the Orange Belt far thla season, while Ihe opposi­ nation on total defense, holding efrfetive on defense. Conference, they are In a prime tion has managed to complete but four opponents to ditc to 7R3 But no one was surprised by position. Of course, Sanforl can 13 out of 35. yards In 201 plays for a par game Ihe continued bullish running nf do little about first place Cocoa, The Tribe haa tallied 54 first average of Just MSI yards. Joe Rrod-ky, Florida's three let­ and It is doubled If any other down* to the opposition's 45. The The Seminoles will meet their ter winning fullback, who ha* team In the conference can either, only depralment In which Florida second straight Atlantia O u t Con­ been tingled nut for recognition but. with Winter Park yet to show Slate's opponents have out-done ference opponent this coming after each of Florida's four games In the OBC, the Seminoles could the Triba Is panting, where oppo­ Saturday when Ihe Tribe hosts this season. pull theroaelvea out ol the cellar sition avsral) Is 3E3 and the Waka Forest la lha ninth annual Dating from hit national record with a couple of good upseta, and Tribe punier* have a 30 0 mark. performance against Florida State Homecoming con­ breaking 11 I* quite possible that they could Lightnln* Lee Corao It the na­ test. Mississippi Stale, when hr Inter-' climb to the number two spot. tion's 17th ranking offensive foot­ In three previous appearances reptrd three passes for 142 yards With each game the Seminoles ball player this week according at Homecoming under the tute­ return and two touchdowns, Brod­ show Improvement. The inexper­ lo figutrs just released by the Na­ lage of Head Coach Tom Nugent, sky has been on Ihe 'hecklist each ienced team Is rapidly picking up tional Collegiate Athletic Bureau. the Seminoles have emerged vie- week. He it Florida's leading valuable experience and ahou'd In four games thus far this torlua. Last year's Homecoming ground gainer, carrying 37 limes soon bo ample competition for season, Corso has picked up 402 clash found the Tribe smothering for 135 net yards, or an average any OBC team other than Cocoa yard* in both rushing and past-lhn Citadel, 39-0. of 4.1 yards per carry. and possibly Winter Park. 'nu* Seminole mentoring staff la full of optimism with a day of sunshine behind them. Yrslerday-’i workouts were extensive and ahr-wed the boys in Ihe right attitude to play winhing hall. "But it seems that they ean’t take advantage of the breaks." Horning (f|d of his rliarges. "They go on the march, make good yardage, and then fold up when they get a break that should make a score for them." BuckMetts Is Leading In Punting Gators Are Ready To Battle Favored Vanderbilt Eleven Passport to Happiness ty MAYSII OXIIO . \ N /A KUf Ftsturr* 9jT*Klk*l*. the chair. She had hoped to he alone up here, but presently she ssw a man's form emerge from the companionway and tbs glow of bis dgsretta as ht walked along the deck. Hhe •hip i m t h i m L knew even from Ihle distance that During th* Oral frw daya aha It waa Uruce. Obviously hs had had Ulcd to attribute thla feeling seen her lying In the deck chair in M uncaainri* to the atormy aeaa the moonlight, for he came •nd hoaule ikies, but now with the straight toward her. era as smooth as could be, with "Hello, VaL I looked for you 'brilliant sunshine every day and downstairs where they are dancing, ;warm starry nights, her original but couldn't find you." •Seeling of misgiving had changed "1 didn't feel like daaclng to­ 'tS one of positive fear. Of course night I felt tired," she murmured. ttM quarrel between Uruce and He came and stood near her deck ■tjUll hadn't helped, and the suggeschair and leaned his back Against Mm that the quarrel was to be on* of ths funnela In th* full ‘•mrtlnued once they reached Jamoonlight she sow his lips twist ,'mates made her anxious and un* slightly. "Is that an Invitation for •teppy. ms to go7" V Bha could no longer even pre­ "No," sht sold rather too quick­ tend to herself that all this was ly, "I didn't mean It tike that" •o concern ot hrrs. for now she Hs bent down am* offered her a knew that It did concern hei very cigarette from his silver rase and she took one. "I haven't seen you closely, ittie liked both Dirk and Bruce, and she would have been lbs last couple of nights at ths ■ fool U ah* hadn't ; norm that dances," he remarked. they both liked ner. Hhe liked mere waa a pause. "M rs them both in different ways and lie Mid quietly. Featherstons keeps ms prstty •er different reasons Hits felt that Involuntarily she glanced across busy," she murmured. It Dirk genuinely Uke1 you. no to the table at which Uruce was "The old tyrant, I bet site does! matter what you did he would anting. When she turned to Dirk That woman ought to have been make.allowances Pier would be again, the expression on his face dead ysara ago. ft would have been •o question of forgiving. better for everyone 11 she bad was faintly mocking. been." His voice grated suddenly. But Uruce was ol a totally difYou ace what 1 meant Hhe said nothing, but she -vutied ‘ferent character. It be loved a frankly, 1 don't worwler that you're women, ne would put her on a afraid, VaL It I wrre a girl. I'd he wouldn't talk tike that about pedestal, and while hs would wor> be afraid for myself U I thought her employer. It upset her terribly. Hs must have felt ths reproof ut '•hip her wholeheartedly so long 1 Aas falling In love with Uruce her silence for be said, "I'm sorry, jla the didn't disappoint him. he Harridan." -would not condone her weak­ Hhe lowered her cyan to her f know I shouldn't talk to you Ilka nesses He would be an exacting plate. "You say that because you this about your patient, but It's difficult for me not to talk as t ana thrilling lover, but other wom­ don't like nun." she said. en too would envision him in that "Oddly, I'va always Uked him," feeL I've never been good at the sort of flippant conversation Han­ Irene. A sweetheart or a wife would be said surprisingly. have always to be on her guard, Now as she lay In a deck chair son la ad«pt a t" His voles had hardened. T rupi* la tht next few days Val had on the boat deck with a rug around ; « i y coe conversation alone with her knees, she thought back over poae I'm talking out of turn again, iBruce mid ae It turned out that that conversation. It had been critic!itng Hanson. I've noticed |«raa to be a significant one. Hhe curious that alter all that had hap- you esera pret'y friendly with tint nrd Dirk should say ha liked at the dinner U bis And then the *"“ ■*----- Mrs Frithentnno to bed ucc. Ilruce obviously hate** him. other morning be eraa standing felt rtie must go up on Was It merely because Dirk's wasvery close to you upon this deck Iget soma fresh air. otherI no hops of sleeping. the more easygoing and forgiving and hie hand waa on your arm. Bbed the companionway nature 7 Or was there something Perhaps that's what made me sea •■do MM tap desk. Below, faintly. behind all this she didn't under­ red and say what 1 did." (To Bt ContlnmJJ M i d hear the band playing stand 7 Hhe twisted restleuly In i MSS, |UyWs Or*Is lUprl.itt I br permluloa of Arak>a hooka Diilrlbuled by Vine Features gyadksls a i A n r n it >" p i E NEXT few day* pasted un“ I easily. u O th* aena# ot worry and apprehension Val had had m r aincr aha had come on board thia dance music, but she didn’t feel like dancing herself. Over dinner Dirk had urged her to change and come to tha dance, but she had re­ fused, saying that she had a slight headache and that she was going to bed early. He had given her a long, pene­ trating glance and said qutsUy, •■You're evading the Issue, aren't you, Val 7 You're afraid." “ Why should I be afrnldT" Out she knew quite well what he meant. "You may be afraid of putting Aunt May in a bad temper, and I must say she baa been in a bad mood lately. Even I can do little with bcr. Or you may be afraid that there will be a recurrence ot that incident ol the other nighL You might even b« afraid of your­ self." Hhe was slltnt tor a moment, and then she naked In a vsry low voice, "Uul why should I be afraid ol myself 7" "I believe you think you may be beginning to like someone rather more than you should like him," ! K p - UofM May Set New Record Friday Nite CORAL GBLES, FIs.— If Unlver«Hy of Miami football team ran Uck Ihe Unlvrrsily ol Georgia In Itfce Orange Howl Friday night, the Hurricanes will have criab Ulhed a new record for coiuecuTAMI'A, FIs.— Even though life foothill victories without s Tamps suffered a 404 selhsck Me for Miami. *TT»e Hurricanes won their last In Southeastern Louisiana two ftve games of 19X1 and have a weeks ago,, they are still rated as three game winning streak going lough competition for anybody. Mils year. This equals Ihe mark The Mall.tics show that Ihe "Spar­ act in 1953 and 1954. an rigid-game tans’* hsv* averaged 244 yards j a n e vldory string which started ffter a 20 20 Ion to Auburn In rushing and passing in three games. UU and M M, in MM. The Spartans In 142 plays have ^'Mlaml twice has gone 10 games rithoul a lots hut had s tie mid- averaged almost S yards per play. ly in Ihe siring each lime. On Qusrirrhark Mike Sksmulis, betother occasion, under Irl |ler known as "The Goldtn Greek" Tubbt, the Hurricanes went II has completed 17 out of 24 passes games without s lost hid (here for 247 yards and four Tils which spell* trouble for any opponent. acre two lies In that run. In Ihe rushing department, Don Coach Andy Guttariun however, has more than the usual amount Herndon, Lillie All-American pro­ of fear for r,r«rgia lids week, spect. has netted 92 yards for a fo r one thing, he Is trying to keep 4. yard average per carry. Other . tils club from thinking ol nest leaders In Ihe rushing drpsrtmrnt week’s do or die duel with unde­ are Fll Bob Gambrell — St yards, feated Trxat Chririlan in Ft. till Bill Shirlds — 91 yards. FB yjtrih Any looking ahead would Jack Mackle — TS yards be fatal. Georgia has Ju*t Ihe kind The Spartans went through a of a big, rigged defensive Irsm damp workout yesterday with af­ to shackle anything, and a sharp ternoon showers slowing down Ihe ofefnie. Miami’s olfente has yet scheduled workout. to reach the sharp Mage at any The Tampa Iram has bean hamtime. Now that Coach Wally Bulls perrd by Injuriet the peat weak. Georgia attack has started In roll, Paul Davia tha hard running half­ the Bulldogs are capable ot hurl­ back from Lakeland, Fla. waa ing Miami badly it there Is even slowed down by a slight concuttht slightest relaxation up front. sion ami was held out of praclira Miami's Hurricanes generally last week; Don Herndon, Ihe spechave rough going against Georgia dy halfback from Wauchula. Fla —the record over Ihe yrars shows was complaining of a tore elbow; tlk wins for Georgia and only two Tackle George Medved haa had a for Miami. Only one Georgia win rrorcurancf of an old Injury and was by less than a two touchdown Is hobbling around with a bad mhrgln. knee. The Bulldogs will receive strong Coach Marrellno Huerta stated, backing from Mlsml'a targe Geo*t born population and the crowd "The Spartana will have to be at mout Is expected lo run clow their best to play Fresh)tcrian U the 44.000 high set In the South College on Even terms." .pOrollna and Maryland gamrs. Spartans Rated Tough Rivals S *rf S Jacksonville, peeaaotaJ the . addieas m principles of health. vBocky Harris lays “ the Detroit •Mice” blocked waivers on pltrher Tom Sturdlmnt LEXINGTON, Ky. U t - Tml-y officially waa Nashua Day In Lex­ ington aa thla horie eanltal piepared to honor racing's lop money winner in hit farrwell public ap­ pearance. The handsome 4-» ear-old b a /’a raring rarrrr ended last Saturday at Belmont Park when he estihllshed an American re card for two miles In the Jockey Club Gold Cup. The victory pushed hta winn­ ings to SIJM.MS. Now the strong ion o f NasrullahRegula la headed for Ihe stud at Spendthrift Farm, owned by Leslie Combi II. Combi heads the syndicate which bought Nashua for t l,241,200 nearly a year ago after the death o f his owner. WitHam Woodward Jr. Combs, Jockey Eddie Arcare, Fltisimmons and others connect, ed with Nashui'i raring career were to share his final few minulra before the public. 79-YEAR-OIJ) WOMAN DROWNS CLEWI8TON ifv— A 79-year-old Miami woman drowned in a sub­ merged ear yesterday whi’.a her husband of U yean dried fran Ueally In an effort to save her. Mr*. Wilma Shipp/ wrws taken out of the car five minutes later by • highway patrolman end sev­ eral motorist*. But they could not retire her. 1 P 1 L ' M I C l 44 l\ f t Rl DL IM I HI A J RI STARTS TONIGHT STARTS • 4:30 PRAIRIE LAKE f'K E fi PRIVKR ^ O C C U P A N T ! o r A L L B U IC K S CUP ft PRESENT THU AD H IG H S O C IE T Y B io- Crwahy Gra-e Krllv THE BIG STREET Lacille Ball ONE MILLION VOTE TURNOUT FORECAST IN BTATE TALLAHASSEE U v - A record one million vole turnout for Flori­ da in Ihe Nov. 6 general election hat been forecast by Secretary of State R. A. Gray. This would be a slightly larger vote than in 1952, when 9M.9M votes were tabulated. Voter registration It up about 275,000 ovar Ihe 1.340,000 regiatrred four year* ago LAST SHOWING TIU-MftS now AIOITum U ^T S S C A O N E f[ — — 1 Barbaragwwwc m ii .1 w n .n r.it WAITES fIDGEON •ON STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE T ’- r ' TtiO. U/M MA/HAWO '& §}P lO ti that Rti/STUFOK. H u P iF H e m n n TOAVOID 7ti£ FFSTiOSNO JM * XtyOFAF*OUNSF.. J.M6 607 TAB e s i r f - ybar R e c o u p OF ALL Acr/vs coActie*-wo< £6. io*r/p, r.ep 6. rcOKAoar cF 6 Bo a l 6A m e*-T ti/* l* r li* :.il> * F O T A r R/LOTitiO ti/* A LA'A A 'A reR . COME IN ACTION TEST | The ALL-NEW l 57 FORD It's Loog-lt's Lean — It's Packed With Punch! ITS TH E ZANE MOT ' In The R EA LLY NEW CAR Low Priced Field S rcrcrT a tirvtuc taocucnea FEATURE 4:43 % :% T R E A S U R r m o u n t a in 1 5T E R V TT V BUUK Waraer Brw'a JUflf.Lt Preaewfa FEATURE • 9:1# Owly SATELLITE “ CHILDREN UNDER IS "ADMITTED FREE" IN TH E SK Y r "T s L ' -e -i — — - m l j R CO#/SO, htiBti FB PFCFFFP N * F / A *r AND Ca-Ftaiura BUSINESS SESSION MELD yjjCLEARWATER UV- The Fieri Pub! Public Health Aaaj. held the it business session M a r o f • - today annual aoetia f. [Jla president, Pr. L. L. Parka Nashua Day In Lexington TATUM. N O R TH CAROLINA COACH, OOT o f f To AH o h h a pf / HONB' • • -A STRICKLAND - MORRISON Inc YOUR FRIENDLY J H 3 8 1 308 E. 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Permanent local resident, nge 18 Cleaning, waxing, .serving Semi, to 30; must be quick and aecu note county since 1973. rate with figures, very legible II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary handwriting, excellent Dpi*.- McKANEY-SMITH PAINTS New modern, air-conditioned o ff­ ice, ideal working conditions; regular salary increases, paid Floor sanding and finishing. vacations, group Insurance, an I A belter Job at a belter price. many other liberal emplo>e Free estimate*. Ph. Collect benefits. $175 mo. to start. Oviedo FO-331M4,________ 2413 S. Park Phone 1203 For Piinting rail Mr. Talker, Pb. (J A C. Finance, 111 W, 1st Phone 2312, II. L. Foley, 9 to 3. later 666-XR. Room •pedal $14 93. by appointment. T^l Burnett for PALMING 22C1 Grandview Phone 1932-M. Maid wanted—Cooking 4 cleaning. Hours 11-7. 1903 Magnolia. Health card required. GAIN MORE SPACE in your home with storage wall*, built- 26—SALESMEN - AGENTS in cupboards, shelves, etc. See HILL LUMPER k SUPPLY NEWSPAPER street salcsboys. YARD for caiy-lo-follow plant Ages I to 13. Apply to Mark and quality matfriaU at iconHeirs, The Sanford Herald, after omy price*. 123 W. 3rd St. school. PHONE *3 ' The Lumber Num bcr". 20—WORK WANTED, FEMALE -PIANO SERVICE Wanted Ironing at home. Phone £123-514. L. L kill — Ptaao T*rh»itua Phoae 2161 Rente I, Sanford J2^BCSINEKS OPPORTUNITIES O « 21-ROOFING sad PLCMBINO Restauraut fur rrnt or talc, fully equipped; on I o f Florida's most CEKAMIC TILE traveled road*, ideal location Paul F. Mueller k Son Ph. 154 Reference* required. Ph. San­ Free etttmate. Quality work ford 16J6H40, 7 to 9 s. m. or after 7 p. m or write CTW c / » PLUMBING Herald. Contract and Repair Work Free Estimate* F IN A N C IA L R. L. HARVEY * 304 Sanford Ave. __ _j Phone 1631 ----- -------- This I* a free pasa lo lha Movieland Rlde-ln Theatre for Mr*. RjHjth Janrla. Eap. dale Oct. 27 • 34—LNIURANCB COMPLETE MODERN INSURANCE All the NEW KINDS Of fire and casualty. Insurance available in the bast o f Compantet at Low­ W. J. KING est Rates to those who qualify. rPhunbiag run gang low ir an o r Ctaosttor Cbnsult B A L L INSURANCE Kohler Flumbhti A flappiia* AGENCY. 204 8. Park Ave., Reem Electric Water Heater* Sanford, Fla. 2534 Orlando Dr. Fh. M wuaoI ( N t M I l • oB L aau o Famous llmmetu lnner*ffi*| ar TOED Box Spring. of tb« ssmt old thing? Full or Twin Site. Choice of See the spacious ness tasteful!) Firm or Extra firm. different homes ta —, — Far Limited $RRB Time Only •• SLOO Down Delivcra Factory re conditioned Winchester blather of Sanford Model 12 shotgun $63. R. A. 203 09 E. First St. Phone 127 Newman, Phone 315. CLASSIFIED ADS Television 66—HOMES LOOK 43—ARTICLES far SALS PLUMBING A HEATING — F actory to T o o — Septic Tank Installation k Service Aluminum w hat you want Heater Service. Archie C. HnrVenetian BUa* iftt, Phone 734.W or 1335. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bet tea rail with plastie ends. Plastic or 22—SPECIAL NOTICES riyoo tapes. Cotton or nylon CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING cords. blip Cover* and Drape* Sonkarlk Clave and Taint Co. STANLEY KULP 112-114 West 2nd 8u Phone 5*0 |A—PI-ACLS lo EAT PHONE 2558-J. We buy and sell used furniture TODAY (and every day, eseept, PUMPS & SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Pa)ing top cash prices for any Sunday) we're open from 11:00 All t) pe« and sure, Irma lied or thins of value. SUPER TRAD­ a m. ‘til 2:00 a m. THE DOG"D o It Yourielf." ING POST on 17 92 Ph 2053-W. CIE BAR A DINED, Lake Mary WE REPAIIl AND SERVICE BE SURPRISED at our variety STINE 6—PERSONAL NOTICES and low price*. F M B 5c, 10c Machine and Supply Co k 23c Store, 321 8. Sanford. 707 W. 2nd St. Pn. C2 KOLLAWAY, lloipltal and Baby Bed* Day, Week, or Month—Tel. Thi* i« a free pane to the Prairie Practically new 20-guagr Reming­ 1425. Eurmture Center — ton automatic shotgun 66$. R. l.nkr Driveln Thratre for John H I Wet; K im St. A. NEWMAN. Phone 315. L. Miller. 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PHONE Iruck. luirge and small Job* any* 1642 W alter 6 pi m. 1579-XJ. where, anytime SATISFACTION GUARANTEED for odd-job car Large od heater, 50 gal. drum 1933 MERCURY 4 door *cdan. pentry, masonry, body and fend $60. Phone 1078 XR. 1317 Doug Clean and priced right. Call rr work, tree surgery and tree la* Ave. Ray HERRON nt 2136 or »fter trimming. RALPH BRUCE SIN- AIR CONDITIONER, 1-Ton Fric p.m. phone I143 W. CIA I It STATION, |W)l W. 1st. gidalir, cool* with watrr $7| St , PHONE W8I. • BUSINESS PHONE I37UXJ. * 47—FVKNTTUBI - ROU1IIOLR South Pinecraat Grove Manure Valencia Villas Sanfort Seniors DeLant IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCY • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS IdttiJy Situated Luxuriously Planned Moderately Priced WILSON MAIEB New and Used Farailare 31! E. First St. Phone 936 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 and 2 baths situated on Urge, 46—FARM aad GARDDEN artistically landscaped lots. Paved streets and all other Missionary-Everbearing S t r a w ­ city conveniences make these colonies of owner-occupied berry Plants— $130 per hundhomrs truly delightful places led Call Ray U rd. 1317-W. to life. Large Blooming African Violets, Reg. |tm, for Banner Days 60c Designed. Built and b'oid Grapeville Nursery, Phone 2(»5I. ODHAM A TUDOR Inc. Builder* of Fine llonirt For Florida Living RENTALS 54—APTS—IIOt'SES—ROOMS 8AI.ES o f f i c e :* ;S S. French Avenue rh-rn* 21PO and '.*960 WELAKA APARTMENTS?"rooms p n ea u baths. 116 W. F tnt St. u s Vlswsr* r* oissst Dlasst » s* Advsalur* with t’ ncl* Watt I I I wotaisr *r r*nu»* *:*• W*(l**r-X*ws-a*art* * IV 2*h* Dslv N*w* *:!• •lunltsK A Klshls* with Den *:l» llsmlssvous Cnthsnl-d Mirror 7:U ■••>n*i of TssisrOsy 7:1* Cllmst StS* ilrourlin Msrs *0* lluv Umlisnlii * J* Hum- A Alim i« on tVrr-ilinr 'rom Chicago II:** M*h« Vsws lUnsrt n i s M*rll**<t Tnsstrs liiSt aita-*(f I 10 tilt T:t# i m • 01 vamtr m *n-on I’ rocrsm R iiu m s ,N‘-«vs-VV*slhrr Ml»«* Slnrnl-*" Csotsln K atitsrno This I.»«•* of Ours Il4i"l«lav>'t This I a ml o f Ours 1*:l* I llm K«r* Ititt Blrlh* II nirh vsiust i.snv , 11?» l^>TS of l.lfo lift*? h » ir .l. for Tom orrow I l i U O uldln* t.l«hl THE SANFORD HERALD Thurn, Oct. 18 1056 P kg* I THE CARD OF THANKS Very often n Card of Thanks In tbs Sanford Herald msela i which is difficult In fill In any othtf way. Not enl^ iMt^jgrmri^m expression of gratitudu to thoao who hava sent •loo rourtooualy acknowledgea the services and ktndnaaaea of man^lo whom a personal noto o f thanki cannot svell be m aim . ardi of Thanki are accepted s i socially c6ri rect. Emily Poll *Jmlfy T p Poll, Ii the noted authority on ctlquitle. facts they terra i man; good uses. 'M T . is no prescribed form for a Card o f Thanks. It can be aa brief or at data lfed a* you desire. When th* occasion com** you ’ind a oympathetlratly undortUndtnr membor o f our ataff to /ou. •s; THE M1N MKMOIUUM” NOTICp It i« the custom of many families in this country (o commtmerftt# i Kfrcavcmrnt by an **ln Mcmorium** notice in newopaper claoalflad cotumm. They find a real oolare therein. Preparation or selection of i ouitable verse brings back to them tender, pleafant reco 1lections. A t •Illia Cook, the Knrll'h poet hn* on beaulifullv repressed It: •*llo»v cruelly sweet are tho echoes (hat start When memory plays an old tune on the heart.*' Moot frequently an Inserted on the ennistrsnrf * * •••I"*—*/ Rn In Mcmorium it in>«n«n in« inanvrM ry e l l )\ llfk ix a u B . .I l ia , il-ls i* * » . I A la * - f - l » - •»— . Ha u « * l * 6 a - — »f death. However, .other dates, twhich it l» felt are appropriate or ne*ninir<ul at* also *«i*ci*u. m e uinnaay ar.ca, me selected. The birthday or of tnc the act departed, the weaaweddM SM Asl.l It. . . . ... »1 . : __ ___ ______ _______________ . I L - W tng nnnivrr«ar), Memotlal Day, even *ClirDtmas aro among other vumifirant occadon* chosen. If you n?e hesitant to express your tender thoughts In podie form, ill yourself ymirscif of the Herald's collection of orirm*l veriei. j.ou may avail These heaulv the . . . . . . e\pr**a in poetic ucsuiv im: (motions vniourns ooff the in* htartitringa, I l\mong m n n w them lhl>w v mem A r .a a a . . . . * » * . » l « l « *to - “nny “ ** circumstance. -l— — - '- - — ar* vverses appropriate in u M io .v Ntws Sian* L'n A Us Counltd ••.Vs ihs Mori* Turns" Our Mu- llrooks AH l.lskUllsr's lluussetrtf THE KATE llarrv Moors Know 2 .0 0 Th* IliU /stu ff Cards of Thanki xro Xt.oo per insertion regardless of site, la lloh Crothr Mrniorium nntices. due to ho fnd they may run to roiuiderabla Sill lleb Crosn* Show ength, are hilled at $1.00 per column inch. llrlehltr Hit Si 10 nserst mnrm 1 3A Th# M rs of Kl*M Chsnnrl ill rross-osSs w w im -T i j i i h s n n i i i h r n v v x i : i . * t i i i i i m i v i i: * i v i v : a sa vil-v-* viou-s ACROSS 46.1.lke sound l-arc* ,n < 00 • ft IlsroH j Itnspnken snake [tl waves E II u.-us I’d* srj» arc aotrry tm .T * Irritate Exist 47. Cooks In «i30 f i t P-sston a sn n zta an oven Ancient • I •••* ftasasr )|. Rultsns k iu u n ii KtauRir M t nimaa DOM N Cher­ dec tee u c iatatrfwf.x.-. l i t hflmrt Klrtlsn 1. Name ished 12. Kltthen n u n uta'JM l l « M VV#l»ffronl enlmal utensil 2 Missile 0 10 T*our Ktsr Plsthstits a s :n u 1• 00 n o o m itt rtoon»» Capital aR n n txn r‘.n T 3 )3 Mote weapon tOrSO n iltrr Knotts llttl fj2 '-:7 irii ie-;T J ot genuin* 3 Reasona 11 00 ntss n -n -t HtlUtOISK MHMG9 tl.C om »m 4 Roman date Cuba M-U ».st Ptul Msrv f«r4 M:?0 f.sts shoo — ipoa* 1 13 D«itru«G8R 5. Thru* Tesleedat'a Aasas* l mu* l t i l l Ksws a SC 14 Bust* River 17. Music not* 6 Basket iV e n e r t p h iiiv v m iR v iv n < || Ts«l Psttsrn 36. Glrt'e for nth 15 Femaia Tray for TiM (1so4 Vlsrnlr* name 7. Cue carrying .heap I to Csrtatn Kangareo 37. Founds19. Month of 6. Perform hricka ' M flstrr Moors Ilona Canaamt* 9 .Inaect Part of lOlSO Strlk* It ftlcls 31. Coins organs cattndar • fob*' m i Vsllsnf t.a(r (Romania! jo.W »|*r 19. Wandering American i n n I ">• of t.lfs 40 River jl.Chimnsy 16. American Indian 11:20 H»«r, h (or Tomorrow Type of clergyman 4Afr.l dirt l l l l l Ituldls* l.laht 23. Persian 43. Metal and architec­ 11:00 t2i#e R«e*rl antiquarian ture 4J. Dip fairy 12:10 btsrd I’n A R* Ceunttd 24. Excla­ n v a v iv u m 1 1 mation I 4 • 1 I M S As World Turn* }• Rhsping tool I •>* our Mlu llrasba 21. South -6 1:1* lluusspartv II •i Carolina 1:0* Ml* Pat off $4 iabbr.1 fit (J llob Croabv 1 (V 29. Dry IK * R ilabU r Par Itf 1 at.Graek Itllsr t:ll Peers! Plnrm 33. Foie* i:l* B4*s »f Nl*M ... T~' Sit* l)p»n |hua« 31 InJU <po«t I 35. Vein ot Jl 41 a leaf 36. Indettnlt* I? ** 12:10 i: ii i 11 10 1:0% DAILY SRC Semiaele Realty for Damr able Uomee aad Apia. Phone 27 YOU'Ll. LOVE HUTCHINSON'S O c e a n Front THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona 2BEDROOM HOME Batch. Call S T I-W .____ ____ This home has targe living room with fireplace, 3 extra large Thle I* a free pass to th» Moviebedrooms, dining room, kitchen land Ride-ln Theatre for Jack with plenty of cabinets, breakLanier. Exp. date Del. 27, 1936. fast room and nice srreened-ln porch. Large fum. apt. 310 Magnolia. Available now, 6 room hause on Beautifully landwaped grounds with outside sprinkling system, Celery Ave. available October central heating for extra com­ 5th. Phone A. K. Roisetter, fort. Excellent residential loca­ Florist. 312. tion . . . 2417 LAUREL AVE. ODHAM A TUDOR. INC. Downstairs apartment CALL 1340 2625 S. French Ave. Phone 2100 — 2260 Apartment, close In. 3 rooms 355 per month. 111 E. 6th S t, Call This Is a free pass lo 'he URl 2366 or 1563. Theatre for It. L. Franks, Exp. date Oct. 27, 1656. Desirable fum garage apt. 432-W, Avalen Apt*. Eftrleney, Ph. 720-W 2 FAMILY HOME ON W. 1st St: Upper: 4 r m i . both, kitchen EFFICIENCY ApartmenL Suit equtpl, automatic space and able for bachelor or couple. I'ri vat* bath. Aerosa from Post wattr heaters, LOWER: 2 bcu Office, Manuei Jacobson. room, bath, living room, cqulp4 kitchen, automatic space and Fum. eottag*. r e a s o n a b l e . water heater, large Jalousted Located on 17 92. Ph. 3010 Wl porch o ff kitchen, 2car carporle. Present rental grosses 2 room apts. 112 Elm. Ph. 2963 W. IS*,. Within •*-block of pro 2-Bedroom house partially fu n posed new clothing plant 111,|70 mo. Call 666. •00. WKLLSmrATF.D HOME-Near Rose Court 5 room apartmestg, school, church. Downstairs has furnished. Kitchen equipped. >7' living room with real fire­ Phone 1464. place, dining room, large modera kitchen with built-in oven, 5 room unfurn. opt. Newly decerasink dliposall, Jalousied rear Ud. 1301 Celery Ph. 606-W. hall, laundry room with toilet 2 and 3 bedroom cement block and lavatory. UPSTAIRS: 3 lake front home*. $65. A |6I. bedrooms, aromatic cedar d ounfurnished. Phene 1110. Bt. iris, odor bath and large sleep­ John Really Co. ing porrh. An ideal homr fur children. $t2.sra. 5 room furnished garage apt. NEW 3-REDKODM PLAN (II Adulla. No Pels. Phone 224 HOME at U k r Mary. Dedicat­ ed right-of-way across the 3 bedroom. kitchen e q u i p p e d street provides permanent lake house. Close in. Jimmy Cowan, view and privileges. Corner lot Ph. 616. approx. 17,000 *q. ft., high and Efficiency apt. Hi-way 17 93 So. dry. Clean, clear water from CUy Limits, glemberlind Court deep well (!60‘ ). Built-in u. E. kllrhen, cen'ral fired heat. H i For Rent- 2 bedroom ronrrcle baths, Phone OWNER—Sanford block house, furnished. Phone 666-W. 2536-M. I three room houie. Tb. 2U3-J. 3'Redruom Clt House, WynnewoMl. Range, Kefrigerator A llcatri. Hardwood Floors Tile Bath. Equity $600. Ph. 799 11. House for rent. 2601 Sanford Avc. 573 mo. Phone 539-R, For Sale by Owner—Rsik:i type 3-Bedroom house. Range, refrig home on large lot. Crystal Lsas A beater. 1314 E. Forest, TY9-R Phone 10J7-W. 3 room apt., aJulta. BIS Park. CROSSWORD 1 Radio WTNM— SAbSOMII I MMI KII.MI'Vl'I.t:* i : v »:.a i .>u I.M T h* itbvtnm Hour * «• Wart* Al His SIS T«*IM»h» Oa|i*s III* 0*11* llooll M l uslr a l Rsnanns I .** Football Trophet 7>H i :( d u Fisher t i i i n - iis v 6 »:*» li e l*anr*|h,i* SlS* M *lil IMIlln. S ill Mlrlrile luttruipenlsl • II llhiriam llo'ir IA ft Al Hum* W Ith Must* IMS K*wa ll »* m * n O f f FHItV* V MON AI All Plan Ou • A| l>a«n llissh ers l 11 New* attic In 39 Marsh 40 Edible fern tl'otyn V 41. Combina­ tion **C light* and dark* i Jsp. art • 43. V'ce-prexident under OtoUdg* 41 Drupelets of fruit 43 Sill/ % r r JO J«* % *J n rr T" T •44* % J*. J! % % IV it J( % 4d • % % 1i I* A f, Y/, • tt «:Sl « ll VVselern iamhore* New s 7:0* ntvtn O*cluck Club 7i*l M*w*-ri*fl< 1a T.»# X » « s — VVrrl.l 1l*« Spurls Al * illa n .* ll»1 Jn< htv's r'hnlre •5* Vlurnln* o-vntines I I I llirn m n e Tim# •|f**» W'nrl.l Al Mn* t.u Murulnr M-loill** 1 !• Iter* auA ThSf* tl*« Club 1^3-* N'rsi H i-fi i i « i riu h Il iM Item* nf VleluAv srrrn vn n * 12 VV*nr|»1 At Naan ISill lUdin Farm D lfts l t : it liar ban* Panch 1120 New* till liar Nub* flAut h ?.M Ffldur Mallnee Bedroom bnme on 4 lots Sito with VVTirld *1 Three R E A L ESTATE screened in porch A carport*. < II (Uulsl Seeiirlly I'tm . F u r n i s h e d or unfurnished. t It llerniS pieelew M-MMS AND Gloves •i** Teen Tims Phone 1626-W after 6 p m. 4:1# New* 4 t l Teen Time 20 acre tilt farm. Three bedroom 3Bedroom ham* in South Pine erest. Owner being transferred 47—BROKERS and RF.AI.TORS house, large barn. All equipment 10) Shannon Dr. and mieblnerr. Eaay Dima. Ph. flllT lI KHAMA, exited African chief. It shewn with hli En|lish *47- M 'R N m 'R r - n O l ' 6r.H(>LD 1263-J. P. O. Box 1154. w ifo and their children, Scretse, 3. and Jacqueline, 6, in (he garden HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN $7—BROKERS and REALTORS FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE of their home In Croydon, England. Having renounced all lights to 2344 French Ave —at Warehouie Prices, vDil 65-HOMES th* chieftainship of the llamangwato tribe In Africa, Khama and J. W. HALL. KEALTOK BERRY'S. We are experts at aaNEW HOMES his family will now be allowed to return to th* British protectorate Jahany Walker, Asaorlale 9225 DOWN silling you to secura gracious 3-bedrooiio, CBS. 2 baths, osk •f Bsmsngwsto si private citlicns. (I •••enelionat RsdtophotoJ “ Call Hall" Phone 1758 3 Bedrooms and Carport* good look* with functional con­ floors. Very finest of construeTerrarxo Floors venience. Today's belt buys in lien. FHA appraised al $11^X1. PHONE *276 for CHERRY*” Kitchen Equipped nationally advertised furniture Requiring 53,500. diwn, plus Re«i Estate Rrukcrsge — Notary NILIB HARD 1 0 PAT? S*!l Nice Realdtniial Location at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W rlailng roil*. Nicely located in 1219 W. 13th St. Rrsr Barber Shop Landacipvd Yards Ktrit St. Phone 1617 for Evto good residential arcs near shopthings you're through w i t h Rtady tor occupancy In 3 wssks ing Appointment. tog center. This is a fire pa«« lo the Prairie A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Like Drive In Theatre for Mrs. through Want Ads for CASH Lied lurnitue*. appnaaeoe, Mela, SUBURBAN 3-bnJroom h o m r Builder Alexander. Lake Msry. Kip etc Beugbl-aold. Larry's Mart Near ACL depot. Ideal fur r*U* Phoe. m i 1600 Melloavllle Call 1121. •isle Del. 77, 19V> 321 E m 1st St. Pbene 1631. road families. Price of $10,500 includes: built in range and LARGE ♦-be dream bema. Ideal Robert A. Williams oven. Venetian blinds A central location for ckHdron. Ph. TttT-J. TV SPECIAL REALTOR forced air heating system. Good Sofa Red Kaymnnd Lundquiat, terms arranged. 6 room, t bedroom home, 36750 51itching Chair ASSOCIATE Located en Old Orlando llifk Coffee Table Phone 1673. Atlantic Rink Bldg. way. Ideal for children, asheol 3 Sten Tables bus atop. CaU 1333-M. W. DtRTRIdt* T. W. MEtO 2 Lamps REALTORS } [ TENANTS $17‘J.UU LAKE FRONT IMl Pert At* 71m m n nr 1U New three bedroom boueo on RAYMOND 51 BALL U k o Emma. Ona and half tiled DSCAR M 11Aft IDS* iN GOLDEN DAWN FROM OUR ORIAT REG. IIROKERS 1NTKUSPRING MATTRKSH baths. Florida room, lost dll S. D. Illghleyman, A«sociai* x 223'. Turn So. on* mile at Reg. 646 50 lev. trair S29.30 ' vaums G R A MK o W 2*4 Soatb Park Ave. Phoaa 666 Oaklawrm Cemetery. Box Spring* at Identical Savings A. B. PETERSON f UNf RAl M OM f IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 66i-)6- • « * • ^ 9 J i, ulh HOLLYWOOD IIED 2 bedroom houto, fenctd-ln back Broker Associates: A. R. Paterson Jr., P. J. Chtsitrsoo, Garfield Strickland'Morrison aik Crumley k Montritb Inncrspring Mattress yard. 1613 Summerlin, Phone JLHONl Willetts, John Meitch and H. W. INCORPORATED at 111 South Park. Pbone I7t U H - I L _______ llox Spring ^ Williams. A. C. Duudney, land olre of colors) Your Erieadly lord Dealer Headboard They Knew .Surveyor. 2b*droom home, 200 ft. Famed 305 E. let. St. PbMM 2*6 9 i'J.:*o rbonc 1136 corner lot, osk trees, By Owner. Ill N. Park Ave. Legs Free OZIER R E A L T Y CO. Phone 1714 J. Consult A REALTOR Fust Laura D. Oiler, Realtor See our new line of floor covering 166 N. Park Are. Phone 2311 lU ici M. Fiald, A-suclute frame house la and complete home furnishings. 3-BEDROOM CULLEN AND IIAKKEY 2601 So. Orlando llwy. Phona 135> Sanford, oo very large let. FREE DELIVERY EVENINGS: 3115 and 190 PHONE 377-R. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 9500 Down—150 Month Corner 2nd A Migaella, Ph. 1232 RETIREMENT HOMES t Redrawn borne an 3 M s. with “ Bud Bamberger" Mgr. shade and frail traaa, K»tl|»ad 3-Bedroom Hem*. >336 Down Open Monday'* til 6:66 p .a . w k l am*#, n f i i n r i t w aad Ready for artuMttjr la 10 dayi IT. M. "R ill" NTEMPER VISIT OUR BALCONY keatoe. Complete peire BJN . Guy Allan, Associate SEE US far repair* and altera­ 3 BEDROOM Homo, well located, Arietta Price, Aaaneiale tion*. No down payment requirDesirable aa homa nr rental. Realtor — General lasnranc* WHITE Phoaa 663 or 2122 112 N. Farit At*. SEWING MACHINE CENTER ' IX)WELL E. OZIER Sales, Service and Rentals ROSA L. P A Y T O N . CMUOSE GOOD W O R K E R S Builder G A R - R E T T ' S Phone 1356. through Classified ads. Let an RegMored Real Estate Rrekar 3 9 E. First SL Phone 1432 “ 2371 17-62 al Hiawatha j experienced *d writer assist you. 2- 2-CAR F A M liy BE A WAKT ADS Seminole Realty BA LL R EA LTY &■ &.A, C. CHOOSK AN jTpr USED CAR siucnoN or m AL /> ' �*f _ 1 Friday, O ct 19th —Saturday, O ct 20th Ladies’ Jackets Friday Morning 9to 10 o'clock Botany troll flannel, nsmrted colors, green, gold, purple, blue and toast. SIZES QUANTITY (one hour only) 10 4 Claussner thrifty sheer holsery, shade* of 12 14 10 18 3 3 1 1 Regular 14.95 light beige and medium beige, sizes 8*,* thru New fall fashions and fabrics. Sizes 30 thru 11. Extra values at 1.00 pr. 46 regular, extra matching trousers priced separately. By*4 “Playtex” aeamleaa, waterproof, durable, washable. Sizes small, medium, large, and extra large. pr. for ± . (Limit 2 palra to a customer) Regular Regular 89c Rubber Gloves For Ladles’, for all houswork, fabric lined, water­ proof, protect your hands and manicures. Colors, peach, maize and blue. Sizes small medium and Shredded large. SALE Regular For pillows, toyr* cushions, pads, etc 1 lb. bags. Throw Pillows la pretty printed patterns, sanforized, guar* anteed fait colors. Full bolts (no short lengths) 16" wide. Buy the yardage you need. E Scatter Rugs Fall weights and pattern* in regular sizes U thru 46. Regular SALE Filled with soft dtirable orlon. Covered with * bark doth hi solids or floral patterns. Washable Filled with pure white dacron cover­ ed with unuautlly fine quality candy stripe ticking, colors of gold, green, rose and blue. Full rize 21x27. j y Regular 7.95 In long loop cotton, non-skid, washable, color Men's Jackets fast, 0 desirable colors from which to choose. Bteer hide Jackets In top quality leather with leather collar, knit euffs and band, zipper closing. Ma­ hogany color, sizes 36 thru 46 Black, sizes 86 thru 42. Ivy League, 100 rt wool flannel in an Ideal Florida weight. Colors of chnrcoal and char-brown. Waist sizes 28 thru 36. Made to sell for 14.05. Long sleeves, mostly »olld blue broad­ cloth, few white (slightly soiled). AGES QUANTITY 1 2 8 4 1 6 2 9 6 7 8 4 Reg. 179 closeout 50c Boys’ Trousers Long, gahardine material, ateortment solid colors. AGES QUANTITY 1 1 2 4 1 7 4 II 7 1 An assortment of colors, all washing machine washable. ACES 2 3 4 ft 6 8 10 QUANTITY Reg. Price 2.98 ] C LO SEO U T Boys’ Western Jackets Reg. 2.98 Bathroom Sets 5 2 Boys’ Western Shirts C LO SEO U T Solid colors, green, brown, black trimmed in plaid flannlct. Wash­ able. AGES 2 4 ft 6 7 8 10 12 QUANTITY 2 5 1 11 2 10 1 Rug and matching lid eover. Rug size 19x33, with non skid back, foot print iiattcrn, pastel shades of blue, C LO SEO U T grey, green, rose, aqua. Good buys at 3.98 but now Long sleeve, assorted colors. AGES QUANTITY ft 10 1 2 6 W ere 1.98 & 2.29 C LO SEO U T Dry Skin Cleanser SA L E 1 .0 0 Salon Cold Cream 8A L B 1.75 Velvet Quick Cleanser SALE 1 .0 0 S A N r r i R n lOOrt wool bound with high luster "Duraloom" blanket carries 5 year moth damage guarantee. Soft shndes of It. rcen, yellow, lilac, avocado, charcoal, blue pink red A durk green. Size 72x90 fit* double or single beds. �a THE SANFORD HERALD Cheating In Food Still Big Business WASHINGTON iP — In 1J01 gren which atlowi it only 4 ce n t!. A.D., King John of England de­ per capita to lifeguard the na-j health—wherea* Canada! cree! that any baker who rheat- lion'* rJ on weight would be “ drawn spends 10 cent* per capita—the upon • hurdle through the alreet# FDA can make only token forty* w^|h are moit dlriv, the fall* loaf again*! another and growing men­ ace. h avin g from hi* neck.” Thi* it the legion of charlatani Rut cheating in food If *1111 big and medical quack* who peddle buaincsi. phony “ uranium" blanket*, "c>»». The U.8. Food and Drug Admin mlc ray” locket*.* "atomic” health ittmlion FDA »ayi ruthleu machine* and a hoit of other de ehiieleri are robbing the Amrn- viee* labelled a* sure-fire reme­ ran public of million* o f dollar* a dies for everything from Mark year by outright •wrlndlei ami widow epi ter bite to cancer. high prcamre icare tactin. Quackery kill* untold number* it would be unfair, of courtc, j 0j American* every day," *aya lo -u g g e .t that rail buck h u .ile t., Wallace F. Jan.sen. assistant to artT fir by night operator* retire* FDA Commlnloner George P. any considerable part of the hujre; food and drug indu»try. Moit *•<« A cyuack cancer clinic trea'cd | tabli.hcl firm* ate »crupu!ou*ly, morc ,han 6000 p»t,en„ in ,w# . ‘‘ •t . . . I year*. A* medicine, it used an atN ev erth elc. the .Ituauon u formu|a- wMfh * * nou* enough to keep h DA field ana|yictj al containing prlckley agent* working overtime from a,j, par|(( rcj clover bto**om* and coi»t to roast. ; caicara—utterly worthlen for curWa* that pepper you sprinkled lng fancer. on your brcakfa.t egg* thl* morn ..Thc , ragcdy la that early d n > 119 Th* ^a» £°un<l in»tance»J no,|a j, vital for aurvival in treato f pepper mixed with cheap grain* | ln< cancer, bu* victim, lo.t preof paalite. Ihc pungent .fe d . o f, fiou, tlmf al ,he i0 cajjf j ejnle » a writ African plant. |*PA official* are gravely con­ oid a turker ever ihrink like a . ecrm.,, over a dynamite I,.ailed •nowball in July a few minute* 1 new problem ari*ing from the va.t ■fler you popped It Into the oven. | jncree.e in chemical adiltli'c* and FDA in.pcrior* not long ago poten* antibiotic* n«ed in proer**tracked dawn a gang of Chicago ini food since World War II. rackr cer* u.lng a novel mrthud The National Rcaearrh Council o f “ force feeding" fre*hly killed recently tabulated 550 chemical* lij||tcy*—with water. The gyp.ter* added to proceucd food*— *uch a. a king.lie hypodermic needle, flavoring ingredient*, color., pre. hooked it up to a garden ho*e, | -rrva'ite.. antioxidant*. *nfirners turned on the water and gave each an,j bleaches, bird four hefty "shot*" Juit be- J PDA C.,mml«»ioner Larriek *ayt fora quick freeilng them for mar- al |M lt |«) of the Mo chemical. •**! never have been adequately levied The treitmcn! magically Iran*-j for human .afely. ••The new .clformed akinny bird* Into plump fn ||ft* problem, in food* and beauties. Hou*ewive* who bought *• ate increasing at a rate that | them paid fi9 rent* a pound for f ar aurpa**e. the rapacity o f our' two extra pound, of water injected ,|aff.” he added. J*1* m f**' Secretary of Health Marion B w h e r recent example* of cheat- Koltom, luporilng a proposed Ing lurne,| up by FDA ileulh* In-1 new law to require pre-*e«tle- „f eluded bootleg butter padded with food* told a rongreuional comoleomargarine, green dyed rorn mittre it lake* two year* of exmixed wrilh coffee bean*, and hauitiv* laboratory le t * to prove cheap fl»h misbranded a* expen- j whether a new food additive I* llva varieties. , , ife Even worse thin *uch braien ; "And while we are obtaining the fraud*, a* viewed by FDA off- proof." he said, “ the chemical ran eials, la a class of diet fad pro-1 he used In the food we eat." muter* and selfatyled nutritionist* I)?.pile favorable support from 'H o attempt to frighten ron.um- *lmo-t every section o f the fond era into believing that the United industry, the propoird legislation State*—the be-t fed country In the [ bogged down In bickering over world—is auffering from w ide-, technicalities. It probably will get spread malnutrition. a new congressional hearing next “ The meanest of all in the pa |year, rndc o f rascals L the health food Meanwhile, srlrnti.ts here and faker who m ake false claim* of aboard are rai»ing moe and more nutrient or therapeutic value for technicalities. It probably will get j • em emfw cmfwy Vohoe tnfp a new rungrrsiional hearing next his product." tays Frank A. year. ^ r h c « J r . director of the FDA‘s Meanwhile, scientists here and W ei division. abiua.l arc raising more and more "At exorbitant price*, common 1 question* about th* possible conmixtuiri of vitamins and niln-| nedlon between foovt additive* and era!., virtuous enough in their own! the mid century up-erge In human limito.l right, are peddled a* boon* car.cer. to mankind, and worthies* n o.-1 FDA official, say a major prubIrum. are extolled av life .a v e r.," lem confronting fond inspector* is Fal.e claim* and mi.hran ling the ignorance « f -ome dealer* In bring .tiff penalties when FDA matter, of sanitation, food detective, get on the trail. | An FDA inspector tells how. But with only 772 inspectors, the rmed with a microscope, he reEPA can’t begin to keep up with ccntly found invisible bar'eria IH No 1 la«k r,f rheckmt fhe eontaralnating a pacific coast sea streaming in millions of ton* from ,.d plant and warned the owucr the 96.000 food, drug and rosmet- to clean up. lea plant* It supers He*. A few days later, the owner Inlaid year the agency maraged, formed the FDA man he had to inspect II.ISt plant*, seisin** bought an Insecticide an) sprayed 1,2213 ton* of food tainted with the equipment “ to kill those haepoisonous or harmful ingrcJ enta tcria bugs you told me about and 3,90# tons of filthy or decom­ ’Are you sure It w oik ed !" th# posed food. Inspector asked. Altogether, the FDA rides herd “ Ye*, sir!" rim * th# booming A AS billion dollan wor h of prod­ aniwer. ‘ The next morning I uct* a year. Itj total budget for found thoae bacteria lying all over fiscal 19ST U SA.7nn.009 the plant with their leg* In tha Pinched for funds by a Ten- air—dead aa doornail*!" Thura., Oct 18,1956, Pag* 11 • m iC T ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM MIAMI IP— The State Borber* Sanitation Com minion, noting that “ many barbers from all parti of tha atata have either forgotten or overlooked" sanitation regulations, has embarked on a program of "strict enforcement." Some of the eommlnlon's new rulei Include bane agalnit the old neckduiter broth, ehivtng mug* and bruabei and halrbruihea. It the hotel* would *lgn a contract ion of toot* after ute. Notch the edge* of thin rounds, of raw carrot and rut a tiny round out uf each rrntcr; pull a .mall -prig o f par-ley through the round. Ito-ult: Beguiling garnl.h for apiwtiaer*, talada, fiah or meat*. OUIIN JULIANA of the Netheriand* and member* of the royal family pau** on the itep* of th* patacw In The Hague to acknowledge greeting* from thetr »ubject* before traveling to the House o< Parttameot fur the opening *c.ion. Left to right are: the Queen; the Princewea Marijke. Margaret, Beatrix. Princw UcitUiud, and Prtnce»a Irene. Queen Juliana addressed th* teailon. (Inirroatlowot BedtophoOj w m m A l W A Y S A MIVIOUUV SICIIT MttHOO of pin-point bomb rg with nuclear weapons Is being demonstrated by FRtF Thundcrstrcak* it the UJt. Air Foice World Wide Weapon* meet at La* Vega*. N M. It t» known a* “ toss bombing" and thl* photo-diagram Illustrate* Ihc operation. At left, a awtft lighter-bomber (ta*hc* aero** the railroad marshal­ ling yard. Th* pilot pulls up In a loop and, atilt climbing, tosses an "over-the-shoulder" bomb at th# target on the ground behind him. As the missile ruts *n ere above the plane, the pilot complete* hie loop and before It can explode, be bat streaked mile* from teen*. , M R S ! O U A 1 I 1 FRIDAY-SATURDAY t < SANFORD BANNER DAYS BARGAINS SELLING STARTS FRIDAY 9:00 AJL JUST UNPACKED 30(1 WOMENS DRESSES 4-00 • COTTON • RAYONS • TWEEDS • NEW FALL FABRICS TO WEAR NOW • SIZES 9 TO 15 — 12 TO 20 — 14Ki TO 24ft MEN WHAT A BUY! SANFORIZED BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS 2 ’00 CHANGIARtr \XTABKR $ \*T0* Ktlk *~*M sow t.'WT •#• I -W j ™ tv* m i l l o* K M - w 'n *»e * * • ’ * ••MCI * » st u, ( m i k i n M i a m i * »«.** « n» I i « i » ,a > a u u i t j * > » ’ « u r ’»»tiuc I n * ,0 n « t l IU .1 40K U IM I W I M t * 4 hM | " H t s i , kx > ,< c i >* f» < « • / ( M • A SUPER BANNER BARGAIN • FULL C l’T • COAT STYLE • ALL SIZES - A - B - C • I) SPECIAL PURCHASE FOR DANNER DAYS — WOMEN’S AND MISSES \UUR£ IHCKt S SUOKE- JACKETS *f.f O* TW* ««CVs* »M * f* « * «. M M « v . v i n » M » • * » AMPMVtC** V ftM XM / 3M • COAT AND SHORT STYLES • WARM FLANNEL LINING • DONT MISS THIS JACKET HARGA1N— IMPORTED FROM ITALY HANDBAGS 3 50 2 I’c. FOAM ItFIlllKK IKONINfi Banm h (Dai} SpsudalA $5.00 Reduction TWO-PIECE COW-GIRL BOARD PAD 2 -0 0 • WITH Sll.lfONK COVKIt "cTlII-DHKNS 2 l’ C- KNIT ”” SLEEPERS | « • PLASTIC SOLE FEET ~ vTe N’S 10 or. ni.l’ F. nFNIM All Fall Suits WORK JEANS | -79 • 5I/.E 29 TO It WAIST * 2.00 Reduction On All Trousers • GENUINE LEATHER — SAVE FOK TIIK SMALL FltY DOXED COMPLETE IIOLLOWEEN SUITS 3 ’00 • WASHABLE GABARDINE ONE RACK WOMEN'S COTTON DRESSES 1-°° • SOME WITH BOLEROS Wggto. _____ m m COSTUMESi-88 • COMPLETE WITH MASK • SKELTON-WirCII-t I.OWN-DEVIL • SAVE AT THIS LOW’ PltlCE BOXED * PKNNEY’S OWN Argyle Stretch Sox Nationally Advertised Brand tUFFOITttS bearing we’com* aigna are on hand to great Adtet StrveivJon on hi* arrival by air In Chics go from a whirlwind tour at the Northeast. Th* Democratic Preetdenti*! nominee returned to ht* home In Ubertyville, HI. before beading west on a tour to Moutana. Idaho, Wsjhlngton and Oregon. (fMcrwabonel Sowwdpheto) All Ulack.and-White FILMS Left During— SANFORD BANNER DAYS FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY You get tht second set of printn with e«ch roll at . • .. Vk Price W IEBOLDT'S CAM ERA SHOP Reg. 1.00 69c LANOLIN COMPLEXION SOAP 1-°° • Ifi TAKES TO A HOX • (ONVKINKNT TOILET SIZE COMPLK1E HARDWARE EASY INSTALLED (iltEEN HAMIKK) BLINDS I-88 • SIZE SO AND 36 INCH WIDE • 72 INCH • I.ONO DROP • COMPLETE • READY TO HANO S P K C lA ll ONE TIME OFFER E L E C T R IC B LA N K ET • FiU Twin nr Doulile Bed • 2 Year Replacement Gu*. 1 an tee • Only 20 At This Low Prko .rjB jn 210 8. PARK AVE. w■ 1 . 4 4 .- t �THE 8ANF0BD HEBAI.D F a it IS, Thun., O et. 18,19M 'This Is Cinerama' is Out-Grossing 'Gone With Wind' H tart Attacks Can Now Be Predicted 20-40 Years Before Brushing Alone Won't Keep Your Teeth Clean by HUMAN H. MMMSUL H.R. L06 ANUELU IH — future Heart attache can new be predict­ ed M t# 49 year# before they oc­ cur. aaya a University of California researcher. Dr. John W. Cofman told a group o f heart specialists that aludiea o f the amount of giant fat moleculea In tho blood of children and young adults will show those, who face the risk of heirt attacks In the future. “ Tbls Is no longer a Ibcory," ha said. “ It has bean aolldly prov­ en." Dr. Gofman said those identifed' as possible risks can he placed o n ; diets to rctlucr the blood fat con­ tent and thus head o ff heart dis­ ease. i l - _________________ OY8TER PAY, N. Y. <*-. fa “ Con* With Th* Wind” or "Thle i* Cinerama" the biggest money making moving o f all timoT How could "Tnla la Cinerama,'' playing In only II ibcatrca In tho Uaitod SUloa and Canada In laia thin four yr*r«, ever out-gro*. “ Con* With lb# Wind.” whwh in 17 ycara baa played double and triple runa in thousand* af bousesf Doea a three dim’ j i i i x n l n ler coa.ter ride have more box office appeal than the technicolor- S u n s h i n e P n rk w n u #d burning of AllanU or Clark » “ n 5 n , P e r O iK W a y Gable telling Vivian Leigh that frankly he doein'l givo a damn? IT . LAUDERDALE — An in­ Tho figure* are lncun«iu*ive. Over the years, “ Gone With the fallible sign that construction o f Wind" has grossed U'4 million the Miami to Fort Pierce section dollars. Hacker* o f “ Thie is Cln- of the .Sunshine Stale Parkway eram*,” the first cinerama pio- l« moving Into Its closing stages ture, claim a gross of more than l* that loll booth* are now going up at all interchanges and terM Million dollar*. Variety Magarinr, which guage* mlnate gross In terms o f distributor rent­ At the right Interehaangrs end als and fees, has adopted an ar­ two terminals on the turnpike, bitrary rule for 'Thia Is Cine­ thera wlU be 71 toll booths locat­ ram a", rutting lla grots figure to ed to handle entering and laav l l t t million dollars. C i n e r a m a Ing traffic on 31 lanes, according *wna or leases Ita own houses, lo Thoma* B. Manuel. Chalrmsn thus eliminating all rentals. o f tha Florida KUte Turnpike Bat even under Ibe Variety for­ Authority. mula, "1 his la Cinerama" winds Greatest number o f tell booth* 9 In fourth plica among the top will be at tha Miami terminal at ■onoy rockers. th# Golden Glade* Interchange f o r serronlng a cinerama pic­ where seven loll booths will be ture, a theater owner must rip rcuired to handle the traffic en­ •at one-third to one-half o f his tering and leaving (he Sunshine seats, making room for three pro­ State Parkway. jection booths, a control box, a At th* Hollywood Interchange aavcn-speaktr sound system and a huge curved screen, six times two booths art being built and tba alia o f a standard movi* three at the Stale Road S! inter­ change fo r South fo r t Lauderdale. Screen. Cinerama, (be first and still the At the McArthur Interchange for moat realistic o f the new screen North Fort Laude.-dile two toll processes, achieves Its illusion o f booths art being built with Ibe depth and audlenee participation same number at the Pompano by appioalmallng tho range of Interchange. Near Completion the bumon eye. A camera with three lenses shoots front, left and right aide views o f a picture, which is flashed on a curved screen by three separate projectors, each filling In a third o f the screen. Cinerama Is at lla best when the action la fastest—« careening toller roaster, a run away train, • low dipping airplane. Peripheral vision—or what we see out of the eoraer o f our eye*—gives thr Viewer th* sensation of silling la th* fait moving vehicle and wutebtag the scenery slid* by as If from a side window. “ What that rinerama la nothing a- mor* than an old fashioned travel­ ogue played lo a seasick audleaCO," huffed one movie mogul who passed up a chance In buy cine­ rama stock at inn rente a share aad soon read It on the big board •4 IT. Th* cinerama idea wa« eonreiv*d In nag by Ih* late Fred Wal­ ter, a Brooklyn-born Inventor who t School at 14 and learned the Ide of the movie Industry by aimslating typhoons, forest fires awl cliff hanging sequences a* director o f stunt photography for Paramount studios. Th* first cinarama studio was sat up In John D. Rockefeller's Old carriage house In Manhattan, and a sucresaion o f movie mag­ nates filed in to marvel at this saw wonder but balked at luvcsltag la It. One o f those wha took in th* Bights at the old carriage house Was Henry Martya Raker, a bal­ listics expert and U.8. Naval Ac­ ademy graduate who law the pos­ sibilities o f converting Weller's bialn child Into a gunnery train­ ing device. te*av/**/uo?pltlnbkr cm emf cm Wlater promptly adder four LOcaliber tnarhlnegun* and a com­ plicated electronic scoring device to hi* 11 projectors, and cinerama went 1* war, winning a govem- S W r M happily face th* future In America, VYCscch-born Walter Protmer, 29. strum. hU auitar as they 1“ N«w York aboard tha General W. C. Ungftti. Among UJ5 *hfpi Ibe Protmer family was brought to )"Uh,.th -t ld 01 th* tot***®*«nunenlalCommittee T**7 •»■ »«■ ««• Uva In Minneapolis. At bottom, btarlU Luctejko, B, one of the pissenftrs, find* herself nVti^l PoJi’nH‘ n " WhlCh I'i*' .** ,MUy ra,«ht h» v# arisen in her ~ ,h# ,ic l ,h“ ,h« bicycle she brought hse aJU| tire. Msrila.and hsr_psr«nU will live In New Britain. Conn. Colorful Fall Fare~M exican Peppers At the northern terminus o f the Sunshine Parkway at Fort Pierce Ikfuu loll collection booths are being buill. TTif ro will lie 15 entrance lane* ***** ^ ®*H lane* on the entire length o f the Miami In Fort Pierce turnpike. Finally one man came In Oyster nay who not only invested but literally got the show on Ihe road. *»w#l| Thomas, an experienced movie and radio man, brought In documentary king Robert Flaherty lo make Ihe fust movie, then, with Ih* help o f Mika Todd look over himself when Flaherty died before workg otpeel xaE TE T before work got started on "This is Cinerama." Waller died In IBM after seeing the first cinerama production bocon e an established success. B a n When the Rummer whirl la ended, children return to school, and life rrrrrta bark to ita normal routine, what could be more timely than a dinner featuring hearty, Inexpensive, simple stuffed green peppers! Tho green p<pper>, golden corn, and crimson tomatoes, con­ trasted with fluffy whit* ric*, maka thia dish as bright aa an Autumn day —>one that will certainly satisfy those hearty appe­ tite* itimulated by brisk Autumn weather! Called Mexican Pepper*, here’* r. main dnh both ea*y on th* budg*t and ea*y to max*— when you usa packaged pi*-«ook*d ric*. S«rv* with a crisp salad. Result T A dsllcloua combination, bringing tb* magic of Fall colon right to your tablet titan Pepper* Itt rup* (5-ounc* ptrkag*) IH cup* drained rar.nrd whole packaged pre-cooked rice kernel corn H traapoon aalt 1 cup grated Cheddar dice** l 1* cup* boiling water 1 tablespoon grated onlou 5 gn-en pepper* 1U teaspoon* salt 2 tablespoon* butter lissh of pspper 3 tomatoes, sliced 3 egg*, (lightly beaten Melted butter Add rice and H teaspoon salt to boiling water In saucepan. Mix just to moisten all rice. Cover and remove from heat. 1*1 stand 13 minute*. Cut pepper* In half lengthwise and remove seed*. Cook th* pep­ per* In boiling saltsd water t minute*, or until Under. Drain. I1a<* pepper*, rut aid* up, In baking dilb. Sprinkle llthtly with salt. Combine th* rire, butter, eggs, com, cheese, onion, 1U traapoon* Salt, and the pepper. Mix well. Fill pepper halve* with rir» mixture nnd top each with a slier of tomato and brush with melted butter. Hake tn moderate oven (JJO'F.) 30 minutes, or until filling la firm. Makes S senringi. n u y s! e r Peddle Pushers Formerly 12.95 to 29.95 . orabla performances on our •rroans." In IBM, Holden won (he Academy Award for Rest Actor o f the Year tad la IN I bo was voted on* o f tha la doe try's ten top money-making M arti stars. (faferaalfo— tj .Formerly 4.95 to 12.95 5 .0 0 1* 15.00 2.50 to 7.50 Sweaters Skirts Formerly 6.95 to 9.95 Formerly 6.95 to 19.95 4.50 to 6.50 5.00 to 9.95 yyicuuj, —fcsth&h'A, “Featuring Fashions Just For Y o u " 200 No. Park At* Tuck this dessert Ides up your slety* to dress up your dinner menu »nd give th* f*mlly a nle# surprise. Fruit Cubes A la Mod* is s three ingredient miracle that can be made In a wink. There’* variety unlimited by varying th# canned fruit, gelatin flavor or Ic# cream, h it fruit cocktail In • shallow psn and P >ur gelatin over It, making a thin layer. When firm, cut Into shim­ mering cubes ami serve topped with a generou* mound of let cream. FRUIT CUBES A l-A MODE t can (14oi.) fruit cocktail 1 pkg. strawberry flavored m gelatin 1 1 pint lr* ersam drain syrop from fruit roektall *nd add enough water t» make two cup* liquid. Heat and add gelatin. Stir until dissolved. T*ut fruit cocktail in shallow pan and pour the gelatin over It. snaking a thin layer. Chill until firm. Cut into cube* and aenr* topped with Ire cream. Sis to eight scnlrgs. NOTE: Mar b« varied by using other canned fruits or berrie* and different flavor* of gelatin. Water F R E dicted yesterday Florida’s orange crop should be 93 million boxes and the grapefruit crop should lie 33 million. Ip another quarter o f the vast citrus Industry, J. Dan Wright of Sanford, a member of the Florida Citrus Commission, told commis­ sion members thought should be given to Increasing per hAx taxes on oranges for advertising. "W e’re growing oranges faster than we're growing consumers," Wright told the commission. He advocated laying Ihe groundwork now for any possible economic stump anJ for greater production from new grove plantings. The current orange box levy Is three rents. The tax on grapefruit Is six anJ the lingering tax is five. The Legislature sate th# taxas; the commission administers the advertising fund. . 2. 98 Valudi i*JL s *vi i P h on a SIT ---- —I Banner Days Fri-Sat. W e will give ABSOLUTELY FREE one pair o f genuine cowhide moccasins with each purchase of Ladies Dress Shoes from 9.95 up • W E FEATURE: • Paradise • Naturalizers • Natural -Bridge • Jaqueline IVEY' S "Where quality I* higher than price" BANNER DAY SPECIALS | | ■ HA FOR LOOSE F0RMI SHAVIIMG CREAM 500 A SPIRIN FLASHILIGHT f i * UTILm f KIT Lawn C0ASTERS I I A r i i f l m m A 9c 2 9c *1.29 79c 79c *1.:59 y f l d a n d ru ff A W Regular. 89c Special M F Sp“ ■" S H O R T S AND D RESSES PU4 STAR William Holden holds tba 1MB BUr of tb* Year trophy altar tt waa proaertad lo him M firm Yaett by tbs Thaatar Own* ara* ag Amadou. la s , far “bis Orange Crop Is Expected To Be Larger In State LAKELAND <J1 — Florida’s orang* crop Is expected to be larger than last season’s but the grape­ fruit harvest should be smiller, the agriculture department says. First reaction to the Initial crop estimate of Ihe budding season was that the Florida cltrua indus­ try should be able to dispose of the additional four million boxes of oranges with ease ami the fore­ cast the grapefruit crop will be 3.300,000 boxes less It good news Robert Rutledge, general man­ ager of Florida Citrus Mutual, was the one making the observa­ tion on the effects of the crops estimates. The federal crop estimators pre­ Interchanges at Delray, Jupiter end Stuart will require but a single booth which will be able to handle both entering and ex•“ " * turnpike traffic. West Palm Bench will require two toll booths. men! eitatlon for saving lives and practice ammunition. After th* war. Rockefeller drop, ped hi* connection with cinerama, and Waller acquired a new ,rt of barken, Including Haunt K. Reave*, an audio expert who de­ veloped stereophonic sound, thus further loereeslug the illusion of reality created by cinerama. Again a tong procession o f pros­ pective barker* cam* to praise but not to pay. BHGSWJfO your teeth is ooitbeivuaa the teeth a few times to enough. You've got to tabs other dislodge any food matter which measures, too, to keep them dean might be wedged there. Than, sad In good, sound condition. withdraw tha floss from between No matter bow carefully a tha teeth with tba same gentle, toothbrush Is used, It can’t reach gradual movements used tn work­ all the many crevices and cran­ ing It In. nies between tha teeth. And the rood debris and stains around crevices. Assures and surfaces tha gum margins not only de­ that are In contact with adjoin­ tract from your appearance, but ing teeth are the parts most vul­ may also causa bad breath. nerable to decay. Tartar sometimes laada to dlleasa of tha gums and Jawbone. Deni al rio ts Tba tartar Inst frequently col­ Probably the best way to most lect* around tha necks o f the thoroughly dean all tha surfaces teeth Irritate* the gums and of adjoining teeth la to use den mxkea them bleed easily. This tal floss or dental tap*. Dental may lead to destruction of the dots la round and thread-like; supporting bon*. dental tap* la flat and ribbon Regular thorough brushing and Uke. use o f dental flou help* keep Whether tha floss or taps U teeth clean and tartar-fraa. Usu­ used effectively depend* greatly ally. however, tartar doea appear upon tha manner in which you eventually. bold IL Twice A Year First, pull about an ll-tnch length of flow Irom Its contalnar. With his special equipment, Tha container has a small, sharp your dentist can gat your teeth dean again, that's why you ............................I pen you to easily select tha desired ihould have him dean your taeth twice a year. length. icngf' You can't brush your teeth aft­ How To Us# er every meal? Neat, twist the floss two or Then at least rinse your mouth three times around the (orefln with water after eating. Or chew gar and middle Anger ol each a coarse food such aa an apple, carrots or celery. This will help hand. Leave the thumbs free. Use the thumbs to guide the remove some ol the food particles floes between the upper teeth and which may adhere to your 'eeth. the loreflngera to guide It be QUESTION AND ANI WEB tween th* lowers. 8. J.: I am abort ot breath. Will Dental fleas should be used a chang* of climate help mat carefully and ganlly. Don’t let Answer: It all depends upon tha floss snap up or down between tha cause of your shortness of the teeth. Work It through tight breath. spares with an easy baek-xnd-j Shortness of breath may be (prth motion so It doesn't strike caused by a disorder of the heart, the gums fore*fully lungs or blood and even by an allergic disease such aa asthma Work Ganlly You should consult your doctor Work the flou back and forth concerning a chang* ol climate. - BANNER D A Y SPECIALS (R ou m iU a t and (hud& A A on 'ON TH E CO R N ER BY T H E C L O C K ' tOalqMM CtqjUKy �Rely on Your Pfiyslcian For Baby’s Special Menu, TTTF. SANFORD ITF.RALu Thur*., Oct. 18. 10M Pegs 18 I f Dt. Mar*oral IpM * Dtretle* N*ft*s«1 Ceearlt *a fafeet o a d C'llW dl . IT. gJNNITH «. HUOMIJ, 21. Willijmaburg. Ohio, who win pulled from Lake Michigan three hour* after hi* Jet plane collided with another jet. thank. Capt. Hay Rcdeckcr (left) of the ore Ural which spotted him about 10 mile* from «horc. A search if continuing for the rnUaintf oilot of the other ol.mc, Capt. Carlton A. Berry, 3U. BANNER DAY SPECIALS FR I.-SAT. ONLY AM. SUITS 20% off 39.75 WOOLS M l 80 34.95 RAYONS $27.95 aiflO N IC "larkwat drivingmay t-e the result of Inadequate nutrition the International Col­ lege of {Surgeons la tol l at a Chi­ cago meeting The car of the future with a bullt-tn anack bar in the rear! SLACKS 20% off FR ID AY and S A T U R D A Y O N L Y | CLun. MEN S W EAR Sanford I *f that th* big on»« "th»t got away" hav* a f-eifect right to brag. I ! 1 In f i i m J l I t r m a c ro e l u l l afofrN f A r r c f i u u i nt four «fn yt. f l l n j i m icaf u e m p r e tty moicofo* n u l l lo f k r n ir n c r emef thr co p *. Grnngpopp;/ Joitimi tliimfurt I t I (I icrie sio*/cin.' ".tfiur aIfcieecfet* /or let Ang*l*a wtalha, burtaw g|nte/fowre rnoforiNj,.fideal* repert-d a mow it II above I I : th* city at a height *1 I f .000 feel. Speaking sf th* tqw**i* play That'i Ih* beit place ler a bill­ (which wr* w*r*n't) h*w ebouf that iard I* 110,1 ctuldn't be-llghttr National Logo* f I I ptnnanl roc*? A new controversy m in to b* * c » brewing In Iltitlah medical cir­ There are now aUiut 30 million cle* A luondon physician comangler* In theae United Stair*. It plain* too many doctms there at* la estimated by Fnherm.an maps- pre.icrlhlhg liter for their pa,..... . • » .- • FREE C IT Y PARKING O N LY .106 K. IM Sf. I I'h. 1222-J Westinghouse Campaign Specials . . - . *' ' £ ? ^ ? * 1 w7 lo M 1 4 > W ATCH J oath !i 'month I with f J % door* with haady ■*“ » » ~ u •• #1 i f J> o w d a u L BURGER BASKET 'Hamburger, french fries, b cole slaw./ 49c U taarw* th* w * ^ rtoro. No Uicra l« id44 ft ;o i P L U S fUUn Ore**#. I* * f C u k M w Otree* Air Plow |)qii|-tni«* In* doChee. thriftier too. Th* rrJr lryrr that blna warir air <l^-at*|g iw lo clethaw act Urewdk W BBnM OHOU nmvaa aa£ hap p c aen q lowest price ever! ON A NEW i M A YTA G / th a t ta n g iv e a j Week's Froo Heati don’t Aovot W J h b u afhcJrt raa S. COM POUND WITH FRESH DRUGS. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY ;i ; • OyereCi**' I I 'Fresh Stock' 4 19995 eaat* H fNly rod MW * « • » * s e am Awl Pom photo othm 3 Months supply of VITAM IN TA BLETS 39c 19c 59c 39c 29c 4.98 i i $14995 only Pt. Drug Moster M OUTH WASH O nly r / / with purthou ol New 1956 lj now Pt. M IN ERAL O IL Fall—Jutt befntc the cold weather act* In I* a good lime to check yotir bedding. |)o the ! blanket* nce<l new binding edge*? Vrc the ahcrla an I pillow caara all In good repair? How ia your supply of them? And what about the ruatlrra* ami spring? la the licking clean? Are thers any broken luff* or edge*? la there a renter o g ? I'an you frcl •r *»e any loose or broken spring*? . It there a aldraway when you •it down? Any of Ihrtn cofiditinna mran f hot your bed ling need a replace­ ment. And this it the month lo do tl. the Sleep Sleuths will lie J at your local bedding retailer this ! month. You'll ire them on TV and ! trad aboil! thrin in Ihe paper*. They a*k thl* quealion: "llobbcd of your ilerp ?" If any Impcrfccliona In your bed ling mean that you are, they recommended •'Get a new niattrvi* and spring!** Why out alsit the sleep Sleuth* at your retailer for a consulta­ tion? \ * 1 •ryer 1000 SACCH ARIN 1/4 gr. Sleep Sleuths Are On Way Directionair Blower LAUNDRY TWINS SAVE $100 only 100 ASPIRIN TA BLETS Atbtlt VAN OUTff re; tier on a Ltydoit, Holland, newspaper, arrives at I llcwlld Alrp. rt. New York, carrying a pricclc* Dutrh HIM*, printed In IMI. A gift to the people of the United States from Nicholas Van Her Mcy. of Katwljk, Holland, who elallcd Amcrlf* a* a youth, fha rare volume will t* placed on dlrplay during National Rlbl* Week, Oct. 15 lo 21. Iailrr II will go to th* New York IIlitorleal Society. r a g . $ 2 4 .9 5 - Special Introductory Pricol now 5 lb. EPSOM SALTS r . « v c a o w ove ; with famous N ew W ay to W ash l Laundromat tB an n & A . (D cu^ l , S p e c ia L t v 'Tit New Westinghouse FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE SAVE u i v : j New Deluxe . IC E S L IC E TRAY % . . . D RU G STO R E anner Days B argains Baggerly's B .* FAUSTS — — ly WIUIAM Kill — Central P rtn H'riftr With Any Coat Purchased 0 fe*. - YOU'RE TELLING ME! SPORT-COATS $24:95 any C o t* Your baby’* menu la Indeed a highly individualized affair —having very little to do with any other Infant'* tiwl*. . ,, . When a phyairlan prraertbe* a formula an 1 feeJIrg achedul* for an Infant in hi* cart, he dor* »o on the basia of a variety ef Intricate factor*. He take* Into account heredity, prenatal factor*, birth wrirht, bone atructurr, hemoB obln. coordination and diaroai>n. Studying the infant'a char­ acteristica carefully and noting the rate of growth, he judge* baby'* epccihc nutritional need* regarding water, calcium, carbo­ hydrate*, protein and fat. All then# in appropriate quantitiea are required for proper growth and development. An infant'* formula i» dratgnrd to guard against digestive dlalurbanera, de­ hydration and an overburdening of the immature kidney function. ti r.v It muit be admitted that although I? very apecial pain* l g arc taken to proaerlbe “ Ju»t the "ay fw-rmitted tiy hahy'a tie- la, the . v m v w '. e right" formula, a I 'w S K r IM I ly In­ re ithrr'a ability to eope with a tperille time achrifulr and the demands fant i* nble to with, of c o m ehlldtri for time and at­ aland an amazing degr. • of fIng Irregularity. IVrl ip# it i* tin* tention. feeding times often can bs virtue that enmurape* *>ine moth­ geared to the general houaehold er* to depart from tin- prvacribrd aehedule without making the moth­ rrgimen and try "aomethinir new", er'* routine or the infant'* routine • A competitive fendi A youi g a I Ineaiwricnrcd involved in auch cffoit- livery young mother, i* proud if her In­ neither need* a physician'* advice fant cut* n tooth earlier than the to determine where an infant's good appetite leave* off and "glut­ baby nevt door, if he walk* earlier; tony- lo gin*. f»r. Harry II. Gordon if hr talk* earlier; ami if he can of John* llnpkin* Hospital. Haiticat three aquare meal, a day. The main hazard in not follow. more. oliacrvoa that some infanta nppel Ing a phyaician’a advice lireomr* ahartdy apparent ahould the babv birth weight by the age of aia develop an infection or other ilf- month* in.tend of the more ruanra*. NourUhment that la adequate tomary period of one year. "I'ar* when the baby la well may no lung­ rota are thrilled because they interpret the infant'a ability In er l>e aatiafaeturv. In auch crucial yicrioda the phjr- ini-r.t large armunta of aolid* and aician fa familiar with the huby’a fluid* ru a aign of high intiiUregunlr diet and la heat able to genee“ , he add*. When modification* of your b»treat the illnraa and adjuet the in­ fant'* intake to me. t the intreaaed by'a menu need to he made. It la a fluid ronulromenta thua avrrtirg good idea to rely en your doctor aeriou/ dehydration. to make th»m. Thu ia a tlmo-teated The phyaiciao d< 'Inning a feed­ formula for a happy, well-fed ing achrdule will conaidrr the Ire- child and a cunfiJtnl mother. POft rout n•d NX Automatic j Oil Sam I MODUS iltat Ur 1 room or wholt* home. MODEL T7 Diracbomijf-flin^*/ iPaHak sn# hcTg,a«»y fp'h#Jt'/ ruinatet)“ l Mat arth/iged lk»JU5dV BiGOF^ff luattgg i>|, thaX/*gln«0f hMto/kl $59-95 up $99-95 \ WITH TRADE > BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER 115 M AGN O LIA AVE. •WHERE YOU CAN BUY FOR LESS' PHONE 1757 i �• - THE SANFORD HERALD P»g« 14, 'htur*., Oct. \*., TWO Smoggy Griswold b Most Discussed, Cussed Man In LA FoTA Job Well Done J •> Spotlight <31 On Hollywood •r HUMAN R. fiMMlOt M.B. HOLLYWOOD ir -U u n c h ln g a new career as an Independent producer. Darryl F. Zanurt U once again watching hi* Rim subject* from the headline*. Ills next three films: l. •Island in the 8un." which . LOS ANGELES <-*-You think you have problem*? Stop and deal* with the hot loplc* of mis­ abed a tear for—and with—Smof-j cegenation and colonialism. gy Smith GriiwoM. g. •■Parris Island." the story of 8. Smith G rit wold (That ini-; Sgt. Matthew McKeon. tlal “ 8 " really itanda for Sam-' 3. "I Married Josef Stalin," de oel, which her never use,) if per- Dieting the monstrous crimes of hap, the moit eurecd and dls- the Russian dictator as **•" caaied man in Lo, Anjtelei. through the eyes of hi* two wives. At amog control chief for the Zanuek discussed these and oth­ ast year and a half. GrWwnld er subject# during a rare inter­ ai bem bidfrring and wheedl-j view In hi, king sire office at 20th init local Induitry. auto mannfar- Ccntury-Fo*turer, and traih-burning pub­ "I'm going right hack lo the lic into tome aemblance of coop- field where I have had my biggest cratlon with amog law,. success," he remarked. "1 have Progreia of a «mt U being made. found when I have stuck close to Aa o f Sept. I only five smog aI sonlrovcrsy. I have had great erta had been called thii year, IU^jThii dates tack to "I Am a compared with IS during IKS. "T h l, I, not a problem that will Fugitive From a Chain Gang.' be licked Ihi, year or next or and comes up through the year* even In 10 year!." GrUwotd Inaiatc. with 'Grapes of Wrath,' ‘Gentle­ He haa constantly hammered man's Agreement' and 'I’ inky.' the point that there ii more to Even 'How Green Waa My Nal­ ley' was a risk, because It was a ameg than meet! the eye. Griawold, at 47, ia a big, blond, labor story. "All of these pictures have not bluff apecimen built like a college fullback, which he once wa,. Rut only made money; they were the ^ " ‘e ’ » t* * r .* - i V the two hour, In a amog chamber biggest moneymaker* in the year* A A they were released. * 4 % v* f left him with coughing apell, and "The only time I stubbed my TO DAY AND eo Uatlcaa that be felt compelled to urge Loa Angela, County »up- toe was with 'Wilson.' The reason T OMORROW it lost money was that It cost too trviaora not to relax ,mog regu­ much. It ran 4 million. If It had lation,. Until the te,t. he had csvst 2'» million. I would have thought it might be possible to made a profit of a million dollars. By Half Hgrdetter Feature Editor TV Quid* •aa« up a hi'. Zanuek was asked about the Grlawold'a dramatic play waa southern prospects for "Island in timed to exact the maximum at­ the Sun," which deal* frankly WBC engaged Susan Hayward In convermtion ubout her tention before the heavy Septem- with black and white relations. appearing In a Producers' Showcase entry and ber-Octobcr amog ataaon. II made "That doesn't worry me," he waa informed that Mlu Hayward desires $100,000 for medical tnrn lake notire. Hereto­ said. "They said we couldn't show the proposed allot — there was no further fore. doctor# have been divided •pinky' iti tbe South, but It was conversation. . • . Hob Hope’* second show of the on tho effect, of ,m og on health. one of our biggest grosser* down stew season will feature l.ucllle Itall and Dell A nus. . . . IMtsr Dean undertake, to "explain" baseball to " I don't want to get back In th ftc." Dinah Shore on her October 5 hour-long show.. . . that chamber again," Gritwold "l-iand In Ihe Sun," which will Guests on upcoming Jack llenny show, will include told the medical board o f the air star James M**«n. Joan Fon­ such star, aa Rob Hope, George Gnbtl and the Ron­ pollution control district which ha taine, Michael Rennie. Harry Belald Caimans.. . . Julie Andrew* will star as Cinder­ head,. ella In February in an original production by afontr anil Dorolby Dandildgr. Hie doilge he took waa two was described by Zanuek aa a Radgera A llammersteln, their first for TV. Ry pure coincidence, the Sadler's Wells ballet troupe will do peris oione for on# million parti massive operallon. He will trans­ Cinderella on April 29. Meanwhile, Julie guests o f air. The highest cneentratlon port over IDO technicians to the on an up-erming Ed Sullivan Show. . . . Three yet measured In Lo* Angrle, air West Indie* and will make six .. , nightclub* — In New York, Chicago and l.at ia nine-tenth, of one part per mil­ round trip* to London, where th e, Susan Hayward Vegas ■— have signed lifetime contracts with lion. An alert 1, called whenever rushes will be proce«*ed. , talk ended Danny Thoms* — tan th* clubs last? . . . Th# only two tummtr shows to draw higher ratings than the pro­ the figure fall, half of one part The producer said he haa re­ per million. ceived a protest on his Stalin pro-1 grams they replaced were I'olka Time and Arthur Murray Party. . . . December 2 I* now definitely set as th* date for Oione la a gas especially prev­ Ject from the cultural attache of Danny Kaye'a Be* It Now Show. It will run T ' alent here becau,r of Ihe action the SovlePEmbaaay.____________ < DO mliiute*. . . . Janet lllalr will have lets to do on o f sunlight cn hydrocarbons and Caesar’* Hour than did Nanette Fabray, her pied*, nitrogen dioxide. eessor. New fare* Pat Carroll and Hhlrl Concontinue In spring up. There are war will also play opnodt* Hid in various skits.. . . I Griawold spent two hour, in an now 16,000 in !/»* Angcle* Counly eight-foot square plrxlgla, rham- and at the tate of expan.ioo. there | Gilbert Hoca ad, heralded as a French combination ; o f Johnnl* Ray and Klvle Prealey. will guest on ber with temperature about DO will be 25.000 by IDTO. th* forthcoming Maurice Chevalier's Paris. . . . degrees and the .prone pro lured Plus automobile*. The county' Don’t panic if you sea two Pfc. Dobermans on electrically, lie attempted tome has some 2,70fW0O-w>ne for every th* Fail Silver* Hhow in October. One will l>e work ' but esperieticrd difficulty two clllien,. Maurice Geafleld, the real thing, while the other L concentrating, although little phy­ Griswold'* goal* for IBM include realtor Jim" While, who iobks enough like tinsfleld to be his double. The story, naturally, will sical discomfort, no eye Irritation, putting a IIS carburetor device Gmsleld concern mistaken identity . . . That science-fiction headache, or nausea. who's who? on each new or resold car. More TV telephone that permits you to see the per-nn' The roof of hla mouth brramt- efficient combustion o f fuel will you're phoning hat at long last lieen develops,! by Hell Telephone dry In 30 minute*, but a soft drink decrease fumera, engineers. Th* gadgr'. has l**n tested «uc*-«»fully but won't l>e going tasted like bllgcwater. Hi* chest into commercial us* until the cost can I* brought down . . . MIC hat "Auto* are roponsible for more signed tc televise th* East-West football game scheduled for Decent, began feeling Ught and during the than half o f our trobles." Ortaber 2D . . . M-G-M plans two (It may turn Into three! series for 1067. Hit 30 minutes he became light­ wold *ays. Goodbye, Mr. Chip* le almost certain to he one of them . . . Dept, of headed. Another aim 1* to gel rid of Vital Statistics.' you wont see as much of John Scott Trotter on tho The hangover waa something about IH mUlloa incineratore. 1 Oaoryo Gobel 8bow—he lost in pounds. else. Dr. Hurley Motley examined Griswold the next day, found hit lung capacity reduced about U per rent. For a month afterward Griswold complained o f being en­ ervated and of a persistant, tickl­ ing rough. Doctors aren't too sure what Griswold's experiment proves becruse It wes net conducted under clinical conditions. Most, however, are convinced that it'i time to SOI E. FIRST STREET probe further. The federal govern­ ment, California department of health, Ihe University o f Southrrn CVIfornla and other private Insti­ A NATURAL! tutions have research under way MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE involving both human and animal guinea pig,. s p o r t s u n n 's (Y>nlrol expenditure*, overall, DAN RIVER FAIIRICS have risen from $122,000 in UNA R t f 12.98 IIUY ONE • (JET ONE FREE to four million dollars In fiscal C TV j » m BANNER D A Y SPECIALS! KEL'S 5-10-25c STORES INC l»se-S7. Main reason: Industrial plant* COMPARE! MFG. CLOSE-OUT! 18" Pure Silk Scarfs A ll Types Earrings Values To 98c . ’i Reg. 19c — 10c each One Price Only USEFUL! • -i Aluminum Tea Pot . B A N N E R D A Y S .. W ITH SPECIA L A LL 1956 Kwinm§M€iem ON SALE See the outboard motors with booting'* finest allaround p e r fo r m a n c e ... Mactag act* power . . . MJ */!« kneufy . . . jeeri-ekeed J ta h n n . . . and Whisper­ SPORTING GOODS 301 E- FIRST PHONE MS 57c comp. p lu S tO X UNUSUAL! Ducket Type Ash Tray Reg. 69c — 33c each r FOR T H E KIDDIES: 11" Dressed Doll Reg. 49c — ing Power ftrirf/ to o thorn today. A sit far ROBSON INSERT Reg. 79c — 19c each TH R EE STAR SPECIA L Potted Plants 1/2 Price HEALTHY • GOOD SELECTION « We Hove A Complete Selection O f Halloween Masks Costumes - Noisemakers & Etc. Shop The "Kel's "Way 0 »• Balanced Diet Needed To Develop Good Teeth The 'Self-Service' Way •1 YOU need good teeth to ch*W|to those of brushing your teeth your food properly- And you need Bating raw carrota, apples, and lit# proper food to bare such will remove some of the food teeth. partldas stuck to tha teeth. There’a no better time lo build One word about large amounts strong, healthy teeth than during1of eandy. reft drinks, pastries. childhood. So an adequate dlet| These are concentrated ( wetl ­ is essential for your youngster. and are hlgb In carbohydrates Such a diet contains a sufficient! If you eat too much of them, they amount of foods rich in carbohy oiler an opportunity for addd rata wi t h o u t ad d in g la rg e forming bacteria to grow Which amounts In concentrated form can dissolve tooth substaneoa. such a* we Qnd In sweets. Th* rcrult might be dental Vitamins, of eoutse, are a help] carles—and a toothache. in m aintaining good general For Strong Teeth health aa well aa an aid In build­ These foods will help you bmOd ing sound teeth. sound, strong teeth. Food with: Balanced Meals Vitamin A—Milk, cheese, let­ I suggest the following foods tuce. tomatoes, carrots, bananas be given your youngster In a de­ cabbage, eggs, fresh green vege­ sirable variety. They form a bal­ tables, apricots, liver, cod liver oil anced Bally meal pattern and halibut Ueer oil. One serving of leafy green eel Vitamin B—Milk, cereal, car­ yellow vegetables One aerrtng of rot*. cabbage, tomatoes, potatoes, citrus fruits or tomatoes. Two fruits, fresh green vegetables, serving* of other fruits and vege­ lean meat and whole wheat table,, Including potato**. bread. One quart of Vitamin D mtlk or Vitamin C—Lemon,, oranges, one quart of milk and on* Ua- tomato*,.grapefruit,tresh atrawspoonful of cod liver oil. The milk terries ar^* raw cabbage. may be drunk, rooked In food* or Vitamin D—Cod lleer ofl and •eaten in cheese. halibut liver oil. Hunllght la rich One or more servings of meat, in Vitamin D. too flth or poultry. One egg (or at least 4 tg(s p<r Calcium—Milk, milk product* ;week), two or more servings of and cheese. Iron—Eggs, liver, lean meat, bread and cereals. Including oat meal, and about ala teaspoons of moat fresh meats and whole wheat producU. butter or fortified margarine. Phosphorus—Milk, milk prod­ Other Benefits ucts, eggs, cheese, lean meat and In addition to living the body moat fresh meats, th* materials It needs for build­ qutrnow awd AJnwta ing sound teeth, foods are valua­ V. B : How long does It taka ble In other ways, too. For example, chewing coarse cortisone to help the regrowlh of , foods such as apples, celery, car­ hair? rots. raw cabbage, toast and bread Answer: Cortisone U being used crust* exercise* the gums and; for the regrowth of hair in a few Jaws, help* promote circulation selective cases, but It should be In gum tissue*. used only under the doctor's dlFurthermore, th* effects of tat-lreeUon.lt may take many months lng these roars* foods are similar! for the hair lo regrow, AI TNI NIW TtAMSATlAMRC telephone cable i>»tem t* opened be­ tween Europe and North America, th* cable ship Monarch Is getting It* il»,re of credit. Here, a worker la shown surrounded by come of th* underwater cable itored In four tanka during the seven month, in which Ihe work was accomplished. Th* Ant physical vote* link to be established between the continents, beginning of public service wa, announced by th* American Telephone and Telegraph Com­ pany and British and Canadian service,. rlnfematlo-inf) When making apple«au<«- try Choo-i- gr<en-tippH imnana, adding grated orange rind — for when you err planning to mate a different tang and a gulden fritters of thi* fruit Serve the color. dcs,*rt with a lemon »autt. A BIG STURDY VALUE for BANNER DAYS 20 Gal. Garbaqe Cans YOU'RE TELLING ME! ■ ■ ■— ------ --- I By W1U1AM » n Central Free* Writer HTUDENT8 Should be recruit­ ounce. Ita sling, however, ed for quality Instead of quantity, to have the kick of a ton says a college head. To which of brtekat * th* football coach, no doubt, five* » I ! an unqualified OK. Xadok Dumkogf mourns that t • t h* coa’S recoil who I ke did with Turning Ike fables m u l be a oil Ikof lime k* "eared" loaf eperfolfg o f Ike Brooklyn Dodg- cummer. #r». They acwlped Ike d/ere# by ' I 1^ t •entiling |ke Pfrwfea. t t t A study by Reading university, fngland, save nit reveal* seme sheep never sleep- Why den’l Shay start counting people? t t I The average honey bet, accord­ ing to recto*rephs, weighs not more than three-one hundred* of I Thursday and Friday only Hill Implement Co. bog, wo read. Tbot'a sineo wo can't imagine , hepping without 'am. t $309 t Ancient Rom* employed 7,004 firemen — historical Item. Like Nero, tho#* boy* must hare bee* just f d d l M around while th* Mg town ~ 216 B. OAK AYE. PHONE 448 § o o WINN TV FOR RED HOT BANNER DAY SPECIALS ON ■APPLIANCES -TELEVISION -R A D IO S -RECORD PLAYERS W lonif Shunt fiatew Q oii! WINN TV & RADIO "WE SER V IC E W H AT WE S E L L " Corner 1st fir Sanfor d PHONE 417 �i w ap At Boiton. which doein't havel Enforcement authorltlei In moeti Youth gang* prompted San'beatlng up oerupanti, beating up could itay out a lltater on a curfew. Carmen B. Piiruto of curfew citlea lay warning* uiu- Fr-ncUro polie# io beef up rn- other kid* on the itreeti" until thoie night*.' that late anjftay.” forcemrnt of the It p. m. curfew tt— •»»-*-1 « tth the curfew. of 30 the Manachuu-tt* Couth Sendee ally do the trick and arreita and ■ 1................. .... ■------ * -*■---------- ■ ------ L J „_ „ Thirlcen-yearold Allan Booth I o \ curfew Divliion explained that curteu fine* are relatively rare. In that had been largriy disregard cracked down, cd until a few month* ago. j i,Mia>, vahlll added, 'the Diego* 10 p. m.,POO. Impoied a * r ‘ ‘" V " ?r-uU tl(m »m »T »ct a» a chal- Philadelphia where r 10:30 limit "YouogMcr* baikied togclher," point ha* been m .-hed In our hive d .y to do earlier thl. year. delinquent group*. “ in impoved in Fcbwanr w ww uhat wc wanl l0 ,j0i „ CCpt on|may among tcen-a.•‘ "J” ' » * , hclr belligerency." and W parent* were fined during the i»ej>ul> Police Chicl Thomi* Ca program where the youngster* Friday night* when we go to the diicovered lhat t , , ac. u>u, mt),c them ••more liable first month hut fine* now aver hill *»ld. "crw hlog nriva*» war them»olve»— the good kid*— ap»how- or on Thur»day dance the law only agali°4‘ou* ’ 1age only . . .five- --------tie*. breaking Into privaU home*, predate it." a month. i to get Into soriou* trouble niehl*. It might be okay If we tercr*. THE SANFORD HERALD Thur*., Oct. 18.1930. Pa** 13 « r folk* wouldn't let me iter out f t ____ *ald of sjn T T e C t lV e n G S S O t C l i r t e w ■ ■ w V e l ■ » v l "W »ll T ^ |cn-P »» »»*■ J.aw Is Argued, Praised > An outbreak of youth gang which ha* a theoretical 9 p. m brawl* in San Franciaco. . .a deadline for joune*ter» under M Have o f teen age di*turbar.cei in one lad replied with an aitoniiheJ Wakefield. Mail. . .A near riot "What curfew?" when he wj» •n Halloween In a *<date retiden aiked about it. Ual lection of Bolie, Idaho. . . I j n California. George Caiperi. Authoritie* reacted ilmllarly In Juvenile control coniultant for •ach cair. They proceeded to clip the State Youth Authority, rethe wing* of adole»cent night ported after a survey of condii.v li by either tightening enforce- tion* In 20 reproentatlve cltie* j f r t n l of an exlitine curfew law an<j COuntiei that "all law en ” by pa>»ing a new one. forcement officer* quettioned" i« thi» the answer? It i* argued thought the curfew ordinance* •i loudly in »nmc ciliea a* it i* "very cfrfctlve in controlling dc pra.ied In others. linqucncy and late hour activlWhat happened in San Francl*- tie* of youth* under U ." Special Co. Wakefield and Boiie poiht* up checkup* of curfew violator* the fact—*hown hy a nationwide[catpert raid, were followed by Auociated Prr*» survey - that penoj* ot markedly fewer cave* curfew* for Juvenile* -n)oy aeon- „ f violence, vandalitm, and petty aiderablc vogue today. You'll find th.ft* them on the book, of communlAt Bo, which ru, „ kuh un. l\r,te, -ncl .n»aU from Port dl , s the „ rrc„ aI „ m ^Jarut. Maine, to Portland. Ore. and ,hoMf „ and l6 , n Some were enacted a . long a* hour latcr> Pollcc thlP, fiu* t'r 90 tear* ago. other, came In re , ,d ..Dphew. mr , hc aponve to .Peufic Incident, or the ,, a g0,lirnJ , hf n*lng prenure of postwar youth f o n t „ hat rrdufH .... i. ik • . i „ n .'r i l . L W-nJrrmg* by teenager* Invite trouble, that parental discipline alone won’t keep them it home, pud lhat a eurfew provide* the ngical starting point for an atlack on delinquency. But some of the nation'* bigge»t cities like New York. B..,ton. and Chicago haven't bought the theory. Even among town* that l ave curfew*, you'll find much »-r r'ftcial opinion on their uiefulncst. too cniurccnicnt picture, like w:*e, I* checkered. While *ornr communities rigidly adhere to the UTile*. other* are largely ignoring them. So at Springfield. M o. V Sl @ 2 k* ' / S/NF0RDS — A by a* much a* 80 per cent In "me month* that the law ha, , . , .. * . ®u* ** Sioux tall*. S n.. ttoich al»o ha, an l p m. tine. Chief of Detective- Jack steen »ald "The law has no cffccl- Young»tcr* wh. are prone '•> get into trouble will Ignore ,kp u,v *ml ,ke 0,hpr* Arc Kpin« komc anyway." "h a t do teenager* think of night life restriction*? For the mo*t part. aulh«rilie* in rurfrw town* assert lhat any resentment ha* been sporadic and short lived, A 14 ) ear-old lad at Bone e„mmrnled "The curfew doevn t bother me. What* the difference" BANNER E • ? 0 5 0 O C and njudi',,r m e r $50,000.00 worth » f fin e furniture in order to make fo r nc‘,<l,' , ,<s" 'VI io*h the winner? Von are! See all the nee-high barg For your convenience, so the whole fam ily may shop "Sanford's BanDay Specials'w e w ill remain — m at M ATIIEK’S tomo Ileg . 99.93 ptuatic ctK-k ta il chair?*-$>).>j( j ROOM ~ table*— l.« « UcU- * mh"" ”‘fi9.ss c o * k ta « ft t*ilXi«l"* - !T' sr’r? n« Bo ° t ,neck «•»* § 8 .< * .\ 1.93 it lamp*13 m o d e r n Ik n -r „P ixvudior ’ *t4.r* Com plcl e • Pf t.edr.mm * “ “ * * » „ i* 1 Complete holly wood bed, lj n ta llrr**. box j-prini's., l| biiidlM urd and I cb *— 9119.93 bonk* awe lire bed a 4 for 1.00 L a d le * 2 p ie c e 2 for 1.00 J 1.98 w olid c o l o r fla n n e l e o llo n w horl fle e c e r I' nvvede Sport Shirts, reg. 1.49value p r in t , w olid c o l o r * f t w oven ii Dress Goods, reg. 39 & 49 spec. 25c yd 72 x M si29.ro |(r|f $19.39 chenl tcb $2*9.93 $178.02 § 2 8 .^ 8 Kcb. 9I9S..iO 42 pr. ***- $08.88 Keu. 9119.30 l.imetl Ook tloitlile tire**rr and mir­ ror— §(t8 . H ltrK. 9129.93 9 pr. tlininn rovipt t t ile -^ c— §2 7 8 .0 0 Kcb. 9129.50 bttffrl-onlv Your i _ $128.00 K c b . $0.95 camper* oil •love— $-1. 1)0 K c b . * 0.9.1 con popper— $ 5 0 0 0 K e g . 9 1 9 9 .5 0 9 p r . M a K cb . e . . . . . a iiv nv d in iitB in R k Iio b u tlio r ohommii *-.u u >it.»e $ 5 7 7 .0 0 . M any Others for Selection $57 Kcb- §\8.5« Alt our § 5 9 .9 5 9 0 9 -9 3 l P<-- ,tU“ «l t9.30 3 pf- §119.59 null §119.59 ( i t rr*' M39.30 7 Pf‘ (.31 "*■ »•-. •• (It S 7 9 .5 0 b u n k l ie d * — IUB > .V i lift • • ■ I 4 I WUl«f' u „ . * 3W S 5 All our M'B 919.50 • « c h a ir b u d io r c h a ir $ 1 9 .8 8 K c b . 9 5 9 .9 5 c r u . . . robe* $ 5 8 .0 0 Kcr. 939.50 rollwny bed* Complrle— S 29.9.> Kcb- 9.11.93 baby crib nml mallrew-*— § 2^ .95 wukt‘ ? WITHIN K c b . $29.95 noMlern de-k $ lf ).v V \ r“ I l\ / H n \ / \ , st.50 FREc rDELIVERY Wlim n tg . tlO .O i hot-pot— , ^ _ . _ , . |_ $3.93 100 MILE RADIUS 98c good*. kuitr— .SISS.tMl tmnal ( I)— olid MaB'udi.t -uite Extra npecial l-pi ItfB. 199.50 famou* llo** >. c*7 ' ,./ i oil ranBe*— •»« " K c b . 9109.30 I tow* table­ top oil ranBe*— SPORT SHIRTS, reg. 2.49 value 1.98 $178.00 B. $ 179.93 fatmtti* Fox s t .88 $08.00 .M en* p r in t e d N w rd e v a r ie t y o f Ha­ Kcb. $99.93 fnmou* name vacumn cleaner— 1.98 e u ilf— cr 2 Pf - $10.95 1.98 SW EAT SHIRTS, reg. 1.29 value 98c W id e S 2-9-93— friRe*s*u» r«i«.r*-''i'lv:"« 8i»,:. u lin e d H o y * p r in t e d U«K- Iv*In *nllr re». Extra -penal SOLID MAI'LK I pc. Kcb. 9 -» ..... wire* ex BLOUSE rcg. 1.00 value .M en’ * Kcb 9229.9.3 3 pr. *ulte*— A ll fumou* name electric ra /o r*.('I.O S EO L'T — PAJAMAS, reg. 2.98 value Id id irw §'50 . ‘ • r ian 2 pc. *uit §129.00 riitd>* $219.39 foam $108.00 cron »»«»*— fla n n e l p r in t e d w iillf * — Simntoit* <r,‘*3 199 lUB- 5r’ " KfB.9l79.3n Brniilnc Kal­ $109.00 K cb . $ 199.30 I pr. .. . Inn *prioB*< llf« . l.a tlirw c o t t o n * ' x. ‘ *» Kcb. 999.30 foam rnlibcr jn a lt r e ^ o r $120.00 $118.00 bo* *prinB*— 85M.SS LatlieH rayon K c b . 91*’9.93 w roue h i iron 2 pc. * u ilr— ml double tlre?.-rr— Keg. 939.30 m allrow or $19.93 $58.00 $88.00 Kcb. 939.311 m allrc^ •>. McCrory's 5 &10cStore Sanford Banner Days § 6 8 .1 ) 6 Kcb. 979.93 *ufa bed — b e d —* n ,.'l ItfB Itox nprinsw— Con'u“rc *w chair* § 1 6 8 .0 0 • 4 £ 2 5 U cb . §210.00 § 2 2 .* i 103111 ANN HAUMAN. 3. * f Ailington. V* . let* her |>ct kitten. Sooty, g d another took at the monarch butterfly Sooty scrolled In the Hallman yard. A band on the butterfly * wing revealed It lud flown from Toronto, Canada. The kitten’s find has set lepIdopteriH* at the Sinlthionian Institution a*rurr became only two other monarch* have been retrieved In the Virginia’ area. Sooty almost iwallov.ed ev idence ot her And by eating mod ef the butterfly’s top left wirg. $28.5(l «SVJ3 deep These and Mo|>V O '116' Super Values. *um » UcU tan platform 939.93 u ..iv - tutde U tW P „. J)’lf'.*)tl Ucb. Kcb. 9S9.93 *wi*rl platform rocker* (2 )— c§58.56 r *< r, SO a co\ crtalde rocker*— rocker*— unaK $.‘128.00 Itcu . S 129.93 3 pr. 9379.30 Kentnnn UcK r<*rt*i rorkcr*— Kcb. 939.93 platform §25 8 .0 0 alford w ^ §22 8 .0 0 U r t t . ^ ^ ' 5® j I B?rner M Table* i.S S Mtf #* Urt;. 939-93 *wivcl plat- ltcK. 9329.30 3 pr. 919.9 Itctt- n ig h t. $38.56 § 1 6 8 .0 0 HV.xl'' l1f. Wrntdcr v cc»t« Itrg. 929.93 p|c ,,,r P c r ;H a v lie u . $ 19.93 duh chair*— pc. M iitr.*— :. 9219.30 I .awwin licitM it'4" modern - »,r ' la ltlr*— tick*. 921.93 W . |.*1 " [ ^ ner ,til 9 openU until v 00 fddoy IfcB. 911.9 chair*— § \ 4 8 .«« C'ontplrlr 9 pr i W .'X Krjr. GOWN, speciol F It’s a sun‘'nt?*^viTybody win.- Every deal a good deal! Itnt step riglu [irga\n» «ee for Jrse^’ already have A"i nil house” or full store, to he more ex .vd L a d i e s n o lld c o l o r F ' . Iivint; riMiin t;rniip— BRAS, rcg. 98c value O DOWN .. .WE MUST MAKE ROOM! and AT MATHER'S “ «ien r ig h t in sact £5#j : CHIPS ARE DUvym .. toon' , ^)U'II x ^ CjKLAI DtAL NOW AT Ma in.— P occa>“ »nal PANTIES, reg. 29c value % r a y o n f t n y lo n BLANKETS,reg. 4.98 value 3.95 ea. I.'* X 23 l u r k l s h h i n d TOW ELS, reg. 3/1.00 value 4 for 85c 203-09 E. 1st St. MATHER o f SANFORD PHONE 127 A ir w a y r h a lr CUSHIONS,reg. 1.29 value 59c ea. [THE^ SAVINGSJVRE R E A L L Y S O M E T H I N G ! EA SIEST CREDIT T E R M S IN TOWN!< T h a t h r e a lh e * . h �Slate Bankers Get Award For Service To Florida Farmers 58r a ORLANDO - T h e oulitandlng aervlc# which Florida bank* have fir m the ***t-'a ♦*""<,r« W h through the high qqtullty c f reguhanking service and special a c ­ tivities In the agricillural field, ha* received special rrrognlllon from the American Ranker* As­ sociation. the national organiza­ tion of the banking Industry. The Association's Agricultural Com­ mission has notified the Florida Banker* Association that it ha* been awarded the Commission’* annual Agricultural Award on behalf o f the bankers of the atale. The Agricultural Award Is pre­ sented each year to the state banker* association* in those stales whose banks hare been o f notable service to agriculture dur­ ing the preceding year. This Is the tenth consecutive year that the state's bank* have received the award, indicating Ihe contin­ uous nature o f the bank program In agri'tillure. The Awards are prnentrd to recognize the wide range of pro­ pria which bankers carry on m • mean* of bringing greater un­ derstanding and cooperation be­ tween the farm and financial communities. IneM -t *•* activities as promotion by banks e f soil Conservation *i..i management, cooperation with the extension service of the state a g ­ ricultural collge, support of farm youth groups such ai Future Far­ mer* of America snd 411 'Clubs, and sponsorship of banker Mr*n»r meeting to discuss mutual prob­ lems. Quality of regular bank service throughout the state is, ef eourse, given m*J«r emphasis In choosing the award winners. In making the presentation o f Ihe Award, the A. R. A. Agrlrullural Commission stated that •'strong banker-farmer relation­ ships have, takzyl on-a now Im­ portance during Ihe period of transition which agriculture Is now passing through. Today's d y ­ namic agriculture presents a real challenge to bankers to see that sound farm businesses receive tbe kind and amount of credit they need. Beyond making farm loana, however, hanks hive a respon­ sibility to assist farmers by evrrv means possible In making the ad ­ justments necessary for the future development of our agrirtillural economy. This award It present­ ed In recognition of the banks' efforts to provide that 'extra' Service to the state's farmers." Every state In Ihe Union now has an active bank agricultural program. The work la planned and directed by the slate agricul­ tural committrr* and implement­ ed by some 3,0)0 county trey bank­ er* (called by varying nemet In different ataalcs.) II la Iho work of Iheso groups In Florida which ha* brought this award lo the stale's banks. THE SANFORD HERALD Ihlnka about hla top salary pro­ spects and these are really very low ai a top-flight man Is costlean college, now are gelling ccrned. Business and government ____« . ALLEN CIIICAGQBullntM and |0V. down to the English teachers. IlCAOCi arc pulling o ff our best people. I ernmeol, w j,ar, already sip­ "English teacher* make good think we coulJ use more good honed thou, 0f engineering bureaucrats," President O. Mere-! women teacher*—” Mist and s c i e n c e oul 0y xmer- dilh Wilton of tbe University of " I f we could get them Oregon said today. "Anybody who can write a good leltrr or report1 makes a good bureaucrat, and most English teachers ran write" Wilson and three other college educators were interviewed as a (-e c w s m i' • group at the annual meeting of -----(JVj ------------' .. T O \ )100. (A V—Bright- the American Council ou Educa91 KViheit T h*“ **«*rly tion. Wonderful buya In gift \ ufh eT'* contea , Wilson said Oregon wound up niitxAv* school h* ' e ,0 « ° »o Short one English teacher this fail. Remit. j ,, 1 ! The others said thrtr situation* Keg- 1.95 to 1.95 i L d , " e p i said tbe pretty much matched that deSienaecr 7->e*r-oy y , a j scribed by Miss Margsrrd llabcm. bore. Whenever I k o f It I want dean of instruction at the Univer­ m try. And my t\r didn't tell sity of Rochester. N.Y. STATIO N AR Y me lo say that ei "English teachers are harder to boxed note* and Raymond McDai, acting *uP get," Mist llabcin said, "but •Jact _____ erintrndent of **Wu County they're still available. HU % .« regular *lze schools, said he *"Ve eh charge*1 As for college teachers In genin Magistrates gainst rral, Prof. W. Leighton Collins of 39e to 59c Mr*. Miry L. unless the University of Illinois College reg. 59c to 1.00 P” r" v cl Ut'i* Miry report classes of E n g i n c r i n g described the today. ! shortage of engineeringteacher* Mrs. Schoenbeit, L j a for- as "the college’ major problem II is mer Illinois sch x>!, r ba* today.” been tutoring Mary L J , 1 cy f u t - i ' She rails Y.".’ r*' ! Dean Frank R. Kllle of Carlcton IS srtuvsii •- V" institution," says t h ^ ' ' ^ College, Northfirld, Minn, howOH U t I," *, . » * '« •" ever, quickly put In a word about Inhuman Hy." turnChildren i ntrained! j S UV trieh en - boosted sal. "The colleges have Engli Teachers Good Bureaucrats »ynix Mary D*n't Want To Att^ School; Mother \yS Okay DEMOCRATIC PKISIDINT1AI NOMJNtl Adtal E. Stevenson extends an arm to keep his balance as h* is crowded by well-wishers on hla arrival at his hotel lr. New York City, lit had Juit finished (ailing to an enthusiastic crowd of about 10,000 in Harlem snd the Lower East Sid*. He said Uut tbe j IV'UOR achievement of equality of rights and opportunities for all Americans was *iho grest unfinished bulln r j before the United States." At left are Steven* son's son, John, and Governor Averiil Harrimaa (back to camera) of New York, who accompanied the nominee on his city tour. (International) YOUR MIND ny JOSEPH WHITNEY all bom xvith m Instinctive deair* to satisfy our own needs, but vlry aoon w* learned we must compromise between this deilre and our craving for Ihe protection and approral of our pertntS. One of the dynamic force* In adult be­ havior 1* the ebb and flow of this conflict between our dtaira to be independent, and our need ta alia re our Uvea with other people. Hibefa rejoined. % Wilson cited studies Indicating that a man with a bachelors de­ gree can get tha sama salary if be enters Industry Immediately on graduation as ha could if he taught for three years, then took an Industrial Job BANNER DAYS SPECIALS 1.00 CH INA FIGURINES Specials Both Mary and her «,r ir# ar,M’" ** “ W* ‘ 'bu' * >oun* m,n eager to go to court. Miry tikes violin leu from her mother along with studies snd the said shev. t0 play- for the Judge. "Up till now l Just pit for plain old nsighbor*," she •_ | Mrs. Schoenheit contend k |, complying with Mlasouri ’ j,y giving Mary Instruction e c , ^ that in public schools. M c D a n i e l s points out ( I Schoenhsit hat no Missouri ^ ! e r ' t certificate, consrqi. ^ GAL "does not qualify as an InstrWHITE AND capable ef giving tbe child ^ COLORS education at home." "Miry does very well under Con pessimism causa Come Early For Selection "Mary does very well under A rt a id p eople usvotly sat In Ihalr w a y s? itlnaiit program," Mrs. Schoenheit tJ Answers There la growing med­ Answer! When people stop Miry counted up t« 12 — growing emotionally they tend to ical opinion that the mind can Spanish. She stumbled on 13. become infleilble In their think­ cause and cure Illness. Panimism Mrs. Schoenheit. whose husba ing and behavior. This la more works at an aircraft compa tend* to create an unhealthy prevalent among the old. How­ missile plant at Pomona. Cali emotional state In which some Illever, mlddle-agrd and cvm young settled recently In a tumbledow nets are rooted. Friendly, out­ people often become stalk In farmhouse near Centertown, a vll going optimism tends to have a their emotional development, and lags of 34R about IS miles west curative effect. Experiments with lose the capacity to rract spon­ EACH placebos tfake pills) show they of Jefftraon City in central Mis­ taneously. Such individuals be­ relieve pain In certain types of souri come "set" In their ways and Is Independent* • desirable LONG SLEEVES Individuals and art Ineffective In She said she wanted to get pool? aecm old before their time, while others. Those helped are the op­ away from the hub-bub of south-' old people who reloSn aomt flex­ REGULAR 12.00 VALUE Answers Many people think It rm California and from Callforibility In Ihetr emotions) patterns It. but they would be non­ timist* who expect relief. Those d a 'i compulsory school attendaiwaya carry an element of plussed probably If they achieved not helped are pessimists who ex­ complete Independence. We were pect the worst in averylhlng. ancs law. She said Missouri’s law, youthful freshness. Is more flexible. Mary said she will marry Prince There are more rattle in the More than ISO Navy transport rilll.DRP.N NEED SUPPORT — S10 SOUTH Charles « f England when she and mapping piano* are being Make certain that children United States than In the entire grows up. equipped with automatic flight, h, ¥, ntm lrve, uadi,,* that continent of Africa. control). The altitude controller , ... ___. . . . . The worm enake look* like an la so arcurate that It can detect ,h*lr *tl’ 1 * r w * * a change ot I feat at an altitude structures will hxve tha sup- earth worm, alto likft ta eat qf 40,000 feet, port n.cdcd for proper growth. them. Beautiful Gifts 0.00 3-95 to / peg. 5.95 to 25.00 W INDSOR ROSE Dinnerware service for 4 4.95 G nefsi only m V ", f ‘.UlM'l 'I *>) Itts/xwrr I IB BAHIMEB D A Y SPECIALS! SPEC IA L PURCHASE MEN'S DUNGAREES LOW EST PRICE EVER! PAIN T $1.79 PAIR W o z . DENIM -FULL CUT I ra W B B B B B H M B B M MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS NEW NAVY WORK SHIRTS a 99c 99c EACH GOOD SELECTION Valuta to 92.98 RMY - NAVY SURPLUS STORE SANFORD AYR. — Sh op aid Sav e at Cowan’s d u rin g . . . . Wilson - Maier’s BANNER DAYS SAVINGS i n - SANFOtD BANNER DAYS FRIDAY-SATUIDAY OCTOBER 19-20 Stae Wide Thix 7-l'c. Living Room Group Ilcnullful Nylon covered Foam Rulilier CONSISTS OF— . PAItlK — Tine turtle-necked, bloiitld box Jacket Is shown In a thtve-plec# suit costume In husk brown tweed—from Chris­ tian Dior'* New Y»ik tall col. lection. The Jacket is deeply yoked In back and lined with tops* silk taffeta to match • 'waist-length surplice blouse. A !‘ 'aeceaeorira from Christian Dior I— v « y York. B 2 -l’r. Rullr 2 Limed tlsk S te p F n d T sb lrl Msleklng C eck la ll End Tables 2 Table l.ami-a 2-l’ r. S e r lic s il Kxtra ( hair 2 koid T a h ir. 1 Cocktail Table 2 Tvblr l.amp* This Sale Only Very Special At $22995 Large, Roomy 1'BBL ■«C CAM - TUB CHAIRS $369 $19950 OFF B-P< Plastic and Ckiwaa* DINETTE Osaka •( Cake* $4675 . Casl . Charge' B LARGE STOCK OP USED FURNITURE BARGAINS 4.45 fifth 8/6 TRAOS-//V 00 GIN 3.45 fifth Coma In • Look around Excellent assortment Reasonable prices H I W. First Ml. $2950 DBCOUNT | 8 yr. Dondtd Ilourlton The Town Pump Slnndnrd Full- Size Unity Bed With Inner.pring MaUreta Adjustabla each TOWN PUM P SPECIALS . MW Ilk 8-I'r. Sectional Group A l/ o w a h te WILS0 N-M AIER Taka Advantnga o f Oar Liberal Trade-In Allowances On Yfltfr lined Furnitara When Baying New r 874 Ii C ck ch ztC A , 212 E. 1st “ It’ s Never Higher at Wilson-Maier 3 1 1 E . 1st S t a Phone Phone 958 Store Hours: Mon-lri 9:00-5:30 Sat 9:00-6:00 �\ li THE 8ANF0RD HERALD Thura., Oct. 18.195G, Pane 17 Tbe Navy'* new Bril belicoptrr. HSL-1, demonstrated IU itrrngtb when It lowed a 300-ton salvage derrick through the wa­ ter. An official of the N»val Air Teat Center at Patuxent River. Md., visualizes tbe lime when bfilicopters will be able to tow big ahlpt when unable to pro­ ceed under tbelr own power. Eddie Cantor made h'* fint itage appearance In 1110 in a Bowery Theater. Five dollara a week waa hii aalary. •I •• I • •I • • 0 0 BANNER DAYS DISCOUNTS ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF USED CARS p Florida product! would keep tho dollar at home to bottler local ecoromy. and help Florida grow. The »tite’» chief executive urg­ ed all builnet* firm* and infor­ TALLAHASSEE trNSt Gov. U mation media of the rtate and Roy Collin. has proclaimed Feb. i Florida rr*idrnl* ' to cooperate II 23 a* Festival of Florida Pro­ during thl* period In the promo1lion of Florida product*." duct* Week. Collin* stated that the Florida The occasion of the Fe.tlval U to focu* the attention of the Development Cotnmiitlon "ha* contumer public on leb 7.S00 item* Igiven leadership in tpon«orlng the produced and proc#»**d in Flor­ annual ttatewide event to pro­ ida. It will be the accond annual mote and encourage the evu n •ion and development of market* promotion. Collin* «aid at 1ea*t • ' per rr«' for Florida product* and In asof the retail aalea dollar ipent titling and coordinating the efIn Florida i» leaving the Male. I fort* of agenrlet, organization* and group* within the atatr in plcnning and carrying out thii promotion." Pete McCormick, of Tampa, ad­ vertising manager for Win* Dixie, and Parke U'righl, o f Tampa, meal parking divDinn manager of Lyke* Brother*, are co-chair men of the steering committee of the Festival. Olher members of the commit let are: Henry Quednau, Oucdnsu Adver­ tising Agency, Tampa; Joe Adams, President, Florida State Chamber of Commerce, Miami; Stuart Pat­ ton. Alt Florida Magazine, Ocala; Richard Tope, C) press' Gardens, I Winter Haven; If. Lawrence, Florida Jaycres; Floyd Call, Slate Rankers Association, Orlan­ do. Dalla* Hosteller, Florida State Retailer* Asiociatinn, Orland-); Richard W. Ward, Fort lau.lrrdale Chamber <d Com­ merce; A. W. lue, Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce; Louis Wadsworth, Publisher, Suwannee Democrat. Lite Oak; Jim Gor­ man. Florida Chain Store Council, Jacksonville; Frank Arn and Jim Hopkins, Florida Cilru* Commit, islon; II. L. Crawford, Administra­ tive Director. Advertising and Promotion Division, Development Commission; It. It. Fuller. J r. i executive Dirrclor. Florida De­ velopment Commission; Charles G. Hay*. Writ Palm nearh Cham ber of Commerce. MYour Friendly FORD Dealer Since 1931” 308 E. FIRST ST. PIIONK 200 U>O0< SHOPS Sanford Banner D ay S p e c ia ls DRESSES Dressy styles for glamorous even­ ings. Casuals for shopping and work. Sizes 7-1 ff, 1S-S9,14«/2-24>/a. Special Buy What Is a pharmacist?' He is a member of the "health team." His team-mate* are the family doctors, specialists, nurses and hospital administrators who work for better community health. He is the "scientist on the corner." He is that unique storekeeper who iwost have a college degree in pharmacy and pass the rigid examination of the State Board of Pharmacy in order to win the honored title oL"Registcrcd Pharmacist." But he does not stop there. Through profes­ sional journals and meetings he is up to date on the latest research and developments in pharmacy and medicine. He is the physician's colleague and trusted aide.ln direct contact with drug manufacturers, he helps keep the busy physician informed on the hundreds of new proscription drugs developed each year. He is the physician's "warehouse." He must stock every drug that may be prescribed by the doctors he senes . . . medicines for hay fever, arthritis, the common cold . . . thousands of them. Many resemble one another, but there are no substitutes. The pharmacist fills every prescription exactly as ordered. He is a good neighbor. He knows and likes his customers. He values their friendship and confidence in his professional skill—that skill which stands always dedicated to the wellbeing of his neighbors. He is a public sen’ant. President Eisenhower, in pro­ claiming National Pharmacy Week, ha* called attention to "the splendid services rendered by the pharmacists of America to the health of our people." Because the pharmacist is all these things, he deserves a tribute of thanks for his devoted and indispensable service throughout the year._ Festival Of Florida Products Week Is Set Feb. 14-23 Strickland-Morrison Inc. - Jm , A Salute $588 SICtITAtY Of IAIOR James Mitchell fright; and George Meany, president cl the AF1-CIO, square off In Lz.< Angelo* at th* eighth constitutional convention of the Unllad Steelworkers of America. Mitchell stressed the peace-time low In unemployment, saying the cost of liv ing has remained "relatively stab!*" under the Elsenhower Administration. Meany said that the gains by American worker* were not attributable to th* present Administration. flnie*mtt»wal| Banner Day Specials •A boy and Mx dog"—how- m*ny ting renllv- superior snapshots. timet hove you rend this phrase Shooting knl« and their pet< is by or seen it pictured tn book* and no morns "kid s tu ff—but the re­ magazines? The id.-a behind it it sults ore rewarding «r,d make to universally appealing tint it whatever ifTorts involved thor­ has been used In advertising cam­ oughly worth *hc little extra time paigns for products as diversified it takes to achieve Just the elicit >ou want. as life iiuuranrr and linoleum. In many rases, some perfect In our every-day picture taking, too, children and pets ere among shots of children and pets we've the most popular subjects there seen wouldn't have been possible are Someone recently pointed out at nil unless tho picture-taker had that moro camera* are aimed at come down to their level. Inhibi­ kids, canines and cat* in one day tion thrown to the winds—and than at the Grand Car.) on tn a armed with a few appropriate props like lollipops, balls and biiwhole year. It's Interesting to note that both |cults—the snapshooter should be youngsters and their favorite ani­ prt pared to caper about, laugh mals actually have a great deal In and play v\ith hr* - oung subject) Lively is tho word lor any ehtld common as subjects. Both of them —whether pictured together or nml his pet. fso your camera must separately—provide plenty of ac­ l-e ready to catch them "in action" tion, can be alternately angelic —at prt-riscly the moment when and aggravating, demand consid­ tho smalt youngster end kitten erable patirnre on the part of the Mgcthrr discover the pleasant snapshooter, and view* the world warmth of an electric blanket, or from a much lower eye-level than the tlnv pup takes to gnawing on the child's bunny-eared slipper. wr adults do. To tell your story, don't rely on It is by capitalizing on these special characteristics that the one shot only—make a aeries of —John Van Guilder picture-taker can succeed In get­ merit. 2.98 S 3.98 2.98 S 3.98 sups gowns HALF-SLIPS IIFADIIO MID ORLON CARD IGAN S M A TC H IN G S U P OVER 3,98 Krgiilur $1.90 Fog Light I’nll* 2.98 Banner 'IGW Days p r. 20% OFF ON A L L Diamond Rings Wert Jewelry Store 202 K. 1*1. 8C Phone S All Sales Final lift OA. 2.22 lint 12 ISA. 2.21 Ibtx Hi GA. 2.12 liny 20 GA. 2.01 liny Gun* anti Lt|uipntcnl Regular $0.25 For Light* HrKular $3.79 Ilt-ar View Hip Mirror* Kri'ulnr $8.95 \Nhilt-w ufl •t tire* j»i>c 1.19 2.19 each 20.1100 ir r ir c; a s AIIJ. WALL MOUNTS S3* HAVE MOUNTS lif.r 20 ft. Trlrwcupir Mad* 5.8$ j 55.000 IITIT G A S h eater HEATER 5.88 ^ $ 25.95 $ 39.95 0 n 0 |- A IR CONDITIONER flflC CCc 9.99 For Complete Set $77.00 6.77 Regular 29.25 Coffeem aker each I9c 25c 77c 37c 22.99 ONLY I - U II. I*. MITCIILI.L 17c (Rs. 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Size* 32-38 S-M -l.- 120. • White & Yellow Gold Ladies & Gents A Boy and His Dog 49c L IN G E R IE HAMILTON WATCHES i coo Id an* want la » picture for the family album. 77c 1.11 l.H 1.on 1.13 hSe FOLDING vn Ui ' N 1o r OLUIMi ST(K)ImS GROUP NO. 1 A CTO IIATTKItY 1 1 .6 6 Q O . OOC O QO 0 .0 0 Exch. * V ;.: ' k ' ne HOSE Sheer nylons, regular value Wijii'pcd 1.00 69c y*A»r SHOPS " r U P P E ir JACKET c o s TUMK la a new silhouette In. traduced by Anthony Ulotta. Of black chiffon broadcloth, th* abort Jacket haa black capeskln hinged ciiIT*. Capeskin ettoeu!;* the hemhnt of Use alctvtlcs* sheath. 111 East First S t —SA N F O R D - stores PHONE 12 -M h . �• - TH E 8A N FO R O H ERALD H n 11, T har#^ O c t 1 8 . 19B6 --- - , •* ' J ACi ». ; i HAINES CITY — There's a pretty good possibility that cakes will flop, babies will waka up crying, deg* will dart under beds, and pedestrians will walk Into trees all thru central Florida on Sslurdiy. Oct. SO. And radio sta­ tion W-OTO will be at the bottom at it alt. At the same Hire, something very Interesting should come of It. as W-GTO and Ihe V S . Air Force make a new sound In the sky with ''Operation Air Reserve," an aJrcrskfKo-ground broadcast fron. a formation of Ihe USAF C-4g*l. The three planes, assigned lo the 71th Troop Carrier Squadron, 435th Troop Carrier Wing, based at Orlando AFB. will spend four hours In the air over central Florida during which lime W-GTO disc Jockey Rob Wary will broad cast "Operation Air Reserve.'* featuring aa a special guesti Air Reservists from Ihe various towns _ j I. tTIVINfON ilrumi on a guitar pmented to him In fllchmond. Califs aa th* Democratic Prcalover which Ihe formation will ntlal nominee Humped the critical Golden State. If the 32 electoral rotea are won by a whltker, the fly_riding force may well be lien Stewart (left), 77, who part* hit beard to reveal hla choice. StcvenThe following ellirrn airmen are • ~fhn called the Republicans "those with a primary Interest in money and profit" (Intrmatlonal) scheduled to participate in the unique rloud-hopping 'man over the street broadcast: Richard II Wheaton, Leesburg; Donald W. Rekow, lakeland; Henry W. e-.**-—--. * * A't-totells P. fr o n ­ ts, Winter Haven; Rol^rt E. Perlinsky, George P. Colburn ANNAPOLIS, Md. (It -S o m e and Jasper A. Smith, Kissimmee; of the llvalleat labor talk in America today la going on In a babel two months Interlocking Engagement and Wedding of foreign voices each weekday at “ The basic aim of this program 81. John'a College, one of the Is to encourage working peoples nation's oldest l i b e r a l arts of the world lo organise jnd main­ Band $100,00 up schools. tain free, democratic trade union* At the college's International to comhet Communism.” says TRADE NOV i labor center here, trade union John T. Doherty, tha schud's 29leadrrs from around the globe are year-old director. exploring such matters aa the "Labor groups are Ihe flr»l guaranteed annual wage, the AFL- targets of Communists In trying CIO merger, aortal security and lo lake over a country. It's In the Taft-Hart toy Art. America'a Interest lo hava strong It's part o f a program to ac­ trade union* abroad to resist such quaint them with American aocl- Infiltration. "We hope to achieve this by cty, trade unions, collective btrgaining processes and labor laws showing them how our unions op­ Lay-A*Way NOW! before they set out on a lour of erate, how they have successfully the nation’s cities and Induslria*. combined Communism ard how Avoid The Christmas Rush been strengthened Instructors are members o f the they hive 8 t John's faculty and sperlillv's through collective birgslnlng pro• BINOCULARS • WATERMAN PENS from Ihe fields o f labor, Industry cesses.*' Doherty says If thli la propa­ ami government. • HUMMED, FIR URINKS The program Is sponsored by ganda. II Is of a positive and con• rolfe KOI,l)S the International Cooperation Ad­ I’ rucllve nature. "W e don't say ministration as part o f lit tech­ 'you should be like u s'," he adds • ROSENTHAL CHINA nical exchange program. Ill ad­ "We say This la Ihe way w* do ministrators regard It as an Im­ It* and they can accept or reject • PEWETER WARE portant wedge In Ihe global battle what they wtsh." Equally enthusiastic are the against Communism. The labor program has grotrn guest lecturer* representing labor from a small start in 1952 until and management. "I think It's the smartest for­ it Includes most of Ihe nonCommunist world. In Ihe past eign money we've ever spent," JEWKI.ER year, 264 trad# union and govern­ says James Noe, director of re­ ment labor officials from 40 coun­ search end education for the In­ •410 S. PARK PHONE 1291 tries streamed through for brief- ternational Brotherhood of Elec­ Inga ranging from one week to trical Workers. * N a;, *' l i • . j ’Operation Air Reserve' New Sound In Sky ♦ %1 m W-GTO llalenera win be abla lo watch the three-plane forma­ tion overhead and bear the oc­ cupants on the 540 spot on their radio at Ihe same lime. As Ihe planet fly ever various commun­ ities. Air Reservists from those areas will describe the proceed­ ings from Ihe air. "Operation Air Reserve" waa conceived by W-GTO and made possible thru the help of the Un­ ited Slates Air Force to draw attention to the vital importance of a well-trained, fully-manoeJ Air Force Reserve, and the part it plays in maintaining Amer­ ica's necessary defense in depth. D utch Treat W it h Shoo Fly Pie St. John's College ORANGE BLOSSOM Discussing Labor DIAMONDS SMART SHOPPERS HEADQUARTERS mb ‘-.4 John T. Baker, Joseeph D. Bryan and Emil J. 8qotl!ants, Orlando; Ernest M. Whittaker and Howard P. Lee, Sanford; Henry P. Scholf, and Leroy E. Morris. Daytona Beach; Victor D. Colburn and Francis E. Anderson, New Smy­ rna Bearh, Robert r MUUken. Patrick Air Force Base; Ernest R. Nesmith, Cocoa; Douglas B. Futcb, Titusville; and Air Reser­ vists Kitrhlng. DeLand: Mederi, Ormond Beach; ami Marrow and Warlell of Melbourne. A morning and an afternoon ftl-hl will be made with air ap­ pearances over Sanford at 4:01 to 4:09 p.m. mu. FRANK NOELL Nbw Drug Found Helpful In Making Children Eat rheumatoid arthritis and allcr m ~ iiu VSiTSmim| » * S ^ t t h o u t any undesirable side ---------’ eeter, yonll effects. Interested In n Not produced In tha body, ihe fonts torHe. new chemical la more effeeUvetn Dr. Louts S. Ooldsteln. director laboratory testa than any other of pediatries at Yonkeri Profca- known substance In stimulating do o il Hospital, Yonkers, N. Y tha body's retcnUon of salt This used th* drug in treaUng *4 In Is a key Indication of Its power 1* fanta and young children who Influence adrenal gland activity. suffered from loss of a^petjt*. failure to gain weight — - _ Another Dtocovecr symptoms of behavior problems. There’s another Interesting ad­ vancement In ▼tnccmcnb dm the quest I — ’ for —’ -a betT .Pick « i Food Usually, ha say*, such children ter treatment for rheumatoid ■ra ara difficult to bring to th# tabls arthritis. Scientists tor ui* *u». cently produced ^ this SS^lSg crippling di, dis­ . . _______•___..sla e.4 Da leave th# ease in pigs by exposing them to they are impatient to leave the table before finishing their meal. bacteria causing awtn# erysipelasThis might well aid research In Recognise the symptoms? seeking the cause and cure of this Using one Somatovlte tablet three times dally for an average terrible crippler. period of 13 weeks, he reports QVUTION ARP AXiWtl getting excellent results. Within B. K .: W h at eauses ni g ht one month, he says, there was a sweats? marked Increase In appetite In Answer: There are many causes 55 of the M kids. for nlrht sweats. The most com­ mon one. cf course. U sleeping Synthetic Hormone Another development In our with too many covers. monthly review of medicine to­ This condition Is often due to the presence of a chronic Infec­ day la a new synthetic hormone tion in the body Tuberculosis la which has no known usefulness In human therapy at the present a common cause, but the other symptoms of this disease are Ume. Yet this new hormone U more pronounced, such as loss of considered a vlUl clue In the quest foe a hormona to effectively weight, coughing and fever. BANNER DAYS SPECIALS Shoo Fly Me, regional dessert specialty from th* Pennsylvania Dutch, la a rich and fragmnt treat foe harv.et menus. Really a pie-pudding with its sugar-crumb top layer, It claims the dellcat* flavors of ursulphured molasses and spices. nbli Flour, sugar You'll find Shoo Fly Pie most simple to assemble. and spices are measured out, and butter cut into them. This crumb mixture la spoontd Into an unbakrd pastry shell over a liquid mix* lure made with molasses and water. The pla is ready to be baked without further ado. A lemon sauc* may accompany each serving of th* pi* if desired. SHOO FLY PIE 1H cupa sifted all-purpoi' W cup butter or flour margarina H cup sugar ti nip unautphured •» teaspoon nutmeg molasses 1 teaspoon cinnamon H nip water 44 teaspoon salt '» teaspoon i f 9-Inch unbakcj pastry shell Sift together flour, sugar, nutmeg, rlnnamon and salt. Add butter; rut In with two knivea or pastry blender to rvscmbl* coarse crumb*. Combine ursulphured moltsses, water and soda. Pour Into unbakrd pastry ahsll; spoon crumbs over top. Rak* In a moderate oven (375* P.) 35 minutes. If desired, top each serving with •' --o n Sauce. YIELD: 1 9-laeh pie. ' t o m s Stare 2 tablespoon* cornstarch 2 cup* boiling water *t cup sugar 3 tablespoons lemon Juico li teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind U cup butter or margarine Mix together cornstarch,. sugar and salt in saucepan. Gradually pi stir In boiling water. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture boil* and la thickened and clear. Rcmusa from heat; stir in remaining Ingredients. Serve warm. YIELD: 214 cup*. DISCOUNT ON FILING CABINETS Celery City Printing Co. SINCE 1920 HAM M ERS S A N D R A N COUNTERTOP M A T E R IA L LUMBER I Waterproof • Greane Proof ROOFING I Heat Resistant • Easy To Install NAILS 2®c Per Sq Ft. VARNISHES DOORS & WINDOWS •I 510 115 S. Park Avc- FIX UP YOUR HOME BEFORE WINTER W EATHER COMES DO IT YOURSELF AND $AVB DOLLARS | J O m COME OUT TODAY OUR NEW DISPLAY ROOM 18 COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED Give your home that final touch of beauty and convenience with Masonite Pegboard 20c sq. ft. W . 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The two-day session is bring held in cooperation with the U. S. Com* mittce of the International Society for the Welfare of Cripples. Several of the world's top-flight authorities on rehabilitation of handicapped persons are schedul­ ed. Coles said. Among the speakers will be Kirt Jansson, Finland, rhief of rcha* bilitation for the United Nations; Howard A. Rusk. M. D., Director o f the Institute of Physical Medi­ cine and Rehabilitation, New Vork Univcrsity-Rellcvue Medical Cen­ ter; Eugene J. Taylor, associate editor. New York Times, and Henry H. Kessler, M. D., Ph. D., director, Kessler Institute for Re­ habilitation, West Orange, N. J. Dean W. Roberts, M. D., Chica­ go. new executive director of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, will make his first visit to the Florida affi­ liate. Special panels will be mod­ erated by Alfred R. Shands Jr.. M. D., Nemours Foundation, Wil­ mington. Del., and Donald V. W'U* son. New York. Secretary-general, International Society for the Wel­ fare o f Cripples. In addition to delegations from the various Easter Seal societies in Florida, there will bo repre­ sentatives from Cuba, Mtxico, Puerto Rico, Guatemala and Hai­ ti. Milk Commission Adds Five More Areas To Control I (A JACKSONVILLE fFNS) The Florida Milk Commission has add­ ed five more West Florida coun­ ties to Its control and voted to consolidate the Tallahassee and Pensacola milk marketing areas on Jan. I. At the requests of milk produc- Now Is the time of lean beef, the grass-fed, more economical beof that cornea right from the range. Lean beef make* wonderful dishes when braiMd or simmered. Meat Pie it typical of this culinary school. The longer cooking characteristic of beef pie brings cut ail tho rich flavor ar.dJuicIncM of tha Iran beef. And rrmember, it eonta nt the earn# high quality complete protein, B vitamins and essential minerals aa coatlier cuts. MEAT PIS 1'Is pounds lean beef Iboned 1 tablespoons chopped celery chuck, round. Dank or rump) leaves 2 teaspoons salt 2 aprics parsley U teaspoon pepper 12 small whita onions, peeled tablespoons flour 3 medium carrots, scraped I tablespoon bacon drippings and quai-tertd .1 cups water •Biscuit tupping Have beef cut in 1-Inch pieces. Wend together 1 teaspoon of tha salt, pepper and Dour; roll pieces of meat in blended mixture. Brown meat In bacon drippings. Add water, chopped celery, parsley and remaining 1 teaspoon of the salt. Cover; simmer approximately • hour* until meat is almost tender. Add onions and carrots. Cover and cook until vegetables are tender, about 20 minutes. To thicken mixture; blend 1 tablespoon Dour with U cup cold water. Add a amall amount of the hot liquid, then quickly stir Into the meat mixture. Turn Into casserole. Cover with biscuit topping. YIELD: 6 servings. •fliscaii Topping 1V4 cups sifted all purpose Dour U teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons baking powder 4 tablespoons lard Ik cup milk Sift flour, baking powder and salt into bowl. Cut In lard until well mixed. Add milk, stirring quickly until a soft bail la formed. Turn on a lightly Doured hoard and knead gently to shape into smooth ball; roll lightly Jo H in d i thickness nival in iu n n i and inq cut cui with*star witn •Hr* shaped coosie cutter or Toured biscuit cutter. Uses on hot meat mixture. Rake in a hot oven (423* 7' ' to 23 minutes. eri, Walton and Holmes Counties were added to the i'ensacoia area and Calhoun, Jackson and Wash­ ington were incorporated into the Tallahassee area. The order becomes effective im­ mediately but price control will not take effect until Nov. IS in the I’ cn-acola and Tallahassee area. Tho commission also voted to hire the Tampa firm of Darby, Darby and Odom, certified publle accountants, as consultants, A senior partner of tho firm will attend all commission meetings ai an advisor on the problem of pro­ perly auditllng the records of pro­ ducers and distributors. The move to audit distributors has been sug­ gested by Commission Chairman Dexter Lowry. Grandmothers Can Always Be Read y Women Spend More An dMore Tim e On Looks A s Their Age Increases Maybe It's a wise mother whn knows her own child—but. U'* even a wiser grandmother xrb* preparer, for the visits d f her grandchildren. A big sturdy rkrst coarrflleatly holds toys anJ games r vfe*g they're not In use and frte* valu­ able closet shelf space. A Ublt with a tile or plattie top la k ia d f for rainy-weather games and raa double for many adult ua«*. But best of all, if you have th* room why not purchase a set o f bunk beds with good firm mattr**t*sT Even the moat active yoiagstar will be willing t* take a cap la these—top side, rowboy-styte. How many glamorous womeni lt’a Just as easy to carry a large in America? Start with a figure bag at n small one. she says, if o f 20,300,000. They're the p*M >»u arc a working girl. Cut down dedicated In p o litico , voluntnrs th* weight »f U by putting fragwnrkine girls Add In that those ranee la one of the amall spray In axial werk. Mood hank sollc- atomisers, and by utilising small it..r. ami ho.pital Cray Ladles, plaslle rcfillibl# containers that among thousands o f others who may hold hand lotion, ercaim and other trcatmrtls. The roll-on type work out of the home. Women of achievement In the ^ " r a n t Is popular these days home and out o f it have reach11 ed an age of beauty maturity. **J this too. may be car­ ried compactly. The Housewife Is no longer The average elder working wo­ frumpy, and the uotklnsr girl man requires professional beauty Is npt the wild-eyed harried «n- service once a week, aha believes thuslaV- that harraased employ- although sha cannot always afford era a generation ago Both typca,the „ m, er m#nf) Sh, , , morf bring chatm to their endravorl. „ k(l|y ,0 |f, , o lo n , v#ry olh. How does it happen that women ? r week. The over 40's either dye maintain good look* and good 'their hair or keep their gray hair grooming without visibly aging t hic with special tieatmentv. In proportion U> their years? Between timea, like her younger A small cross icction o f women working companions, she sets and o f various ages gave me the ans-; ahampoos her own hair. She is were recently, and it was all In wrll heeicl txlow ths ankles, eventh- bag—the handbag that it. It hemmed in dress, straight-seemed boiled down to this: American in her stockings, and avoids the women begin to protect their looks dipping bosom-line for business In heir teens, and spend more and like the plague. more time on the project as they fvsmlwich fillings o f chopped grove older, especially when they must maintain a youthful appear­ meat and poultry usually freeie ance in a Job. Those queried weraj well, o f these ages: 1*. 24. 27. J*. tl. and St. The 16-yMr-oLI girl's purse held the clue to her years. She tarried no makeup except lipstick, a comb, brmh. nail file and fan. Why the fan? To keep her fare cool and unihiny in a warm place. The handbag o f a 21-year-old working girl revealed the works in glamor cosmetic* including ey* shajow. rouge, perfume and em­ ery board as well as powder. At 27, when the skin la beginning to lose its youthful glow, the owner o f the handbag had included foundation cream, and deodorant was added for extra daytime fas­ tidiousness at 34. Mascara and eyeliner were Included hut no eye­ shadow. The 4l-)car-old working woman included a hair touch up brush and an extra pair of hos­ iery. The Si-year-old working wo­ man included a hair touch-up stick at well at a amall shoo brush and an extra pair o f hosiery. The 5 ! -year-old woman had become conscious of her hands and includ­ ed a hand lotion (which she alio used on her neck.) Women know they can’t relax their beauty efforts for a minute If they'd remain youthful and at­ tractive. As one working woman put it: "You can tall how much tlmt ! spend on my perion by the ala* o f my hanlbag. It used to be a little one, but ll'a grown king■he through the >-#•«." MOTORIST* OVERCHARGED TALLAHASSEE (.*—State Insur­ ance Commitflonrr Larson report­ ed Insurance companies have re­ funded 1177,142 to Florida motorlata overcharged for covrrag* agblnst automobile damage. The refunds arc the result of an investigation started earty tW* ray car when Larson discovered evi­ dence that some persona buying cart on time were paying to* much for insurance because o f "misclasslflcatlon of risks a*d re- . •ultant premium overcharges." DtMOCKATIC NttJIDINtlAl NOMINU Adlal E Stevenson U greeted hr a group of future volere ae hla car la atopped during hla tour of Portland. Oregon. Later, Stevenson In an iddresj it the Municipal Auditorium charged that Repubtirans under the FJsenhower Ad­ ministration had rut back defence expenditures without consulting military leaders. He atso called Elsenhower a “ part-time Preiident." Kaders BANNER D AY BA R G A IN S Qvantiliai limited at tWs tptdol tala prka , Relish Dish W ith plated p iek lt fo r k and je lly server. 79c In lament IK W m R O G E R S it SII.VRRPLATE A Freduct of The htifutead! Hora's a wonderful opportunity you can't nfford to tolsa... b a n aU M tlH * aarvlng tray with c la n k bord er, doticot# pkreing and chased SILVER P l A T I D> B BANNER BUYS IN O W L FAMOUS iW ”S UROGERS ★ VIRPIATI A Neither left-over* nor *pecl»1 purchase of dlslrc** merchan­ dise- In cooperation with the Sanford Merchant* Association we arc offering our regular stock of new Fall & Winter style* At these jtrice* for BANNER DAYS ONLY. '-'OTIVW the Iron Curtain could .'■Viwocrel th# charm* of Erie romaM, star o f . .ute-owned Last German circus. An arm. hatle dancer, billed aa the “Daariing Blond#," E r ie poses durmg an litam ual >n in the show. -I IW I.immiwmI U-w C—f.F>J Less than Yi the price you’d expect to pay . . . a largo 12 Yi inch bowl with delicate piercing. Famous trademark guarantees last­ ing satisfaction. Quantities limited. Buy now for your own home V . . several for gifts! Dresses - Suits Reg. Price 16 pc. OVEN WARE B A N N E R PRICE 1 0 .9 5 ........ 12.95 . . . . .............. 8.95 STARTER SET 10.95 r. • Woorilure 1 4 .9 5 1 7 .9 5 ____ ........ .............. 12.95 ~# 2 Beautiful Patterns from which to Choose, Echo & Wood lore Reg. Price 14.95 14.95 r p •• 19.95 2 2 .9 5 24.95 . . . . ........ ..... 8.95 18.95 .................. 79.95 29.95 ___ BANNER DAYS 16.95 • Eefre 24.95 MM. u v m r n u t . I t , recently choacn “lira. United Stataa Navy o f 19M," climb* out o f aa M r - tT jattnlaar at Cntrertaa. N.Y, altar tying tbreu gi Gw sound heritor. Mm. EOJa, tn m Nor­ folk, Va, was taken an th# flight byaU stpO otaaoM of thapriiao that go along writ* fear tit)*. MaanwhH* an th* ground, bar husband, Alfred, a second class patty offerer, paced nervously. $ * J *U )tA tirn .tw n .*U U rea . # Wm. E. K ad er, Jew eler l i t 9. P u t A n Jt Phone 337-W ,1 pv iTliial A ■| �BANNER DAYS W E ’ VE SET T H E STAGE for the greatest Bargain Harvest ever! W e must make room for new merchandise, and this is our chance to buy top valuesat the lowest prices ever. You’ ll find famous brands . . . national)' known quality . . . . . all at unbelievable staving*. FREE FREE FREE $99.95 A beautiful 4-piece mixing bowl set with any purchase of ■r w m^ Bed and Drewer Ntv»r before no much quality at nurh a low price! Thin nperlarular value han aH the looks and features of a bedroom nuile costing (wire an much . . . . . Glamourous bookcase hendlmard han convenient divided nectlonn . . . . . . . Finished In newest Sunset Mahogany shade. Also available in popular walnut. Chest $39.95 $39.95 or over. The howls arc four, yes FOUR different and distinctive decorator colors. Each set is packed in an attractive g ift carton. SAVE A tremendous value In a big family alt* 7-pleca net, Large table has finest quality, heat-resistant, plastic top—which comes tn a selection of popular colors. Matching chairs are heavily padded to insure maximum comfort. Convenient chrome handle* on chair hackn afford ease In enring. All 7 pieces for tha very same price you*d pay fo a 5 piece net I Night Stand $17.95 F R E E ..........$10.95 value 32-Piece Dinnerware Set with the purchase of the above dinette. You recieve a lovely 32-piece Ilomer l<aughlin dinnerware set ahsolutly FREE when you purchase a dinette during our sale. M B GALLOPIN': [tin ” FOR THOSE JUNIOR COWHANDS * 1*1 I/U‘ f I— PONY Thin appealing mahogany dewk . . . in traditional style . . will lend elegunce to any room . . . The seven large drawers assure extra space- Included (but not ahnwn) are a matching chair with washable sent and a five piece desk net of much needed nccesorie*. Also available In modem l.lmed Oak Sturdy and well reinforced plastic home with plastic Iren, attractively colored, mounted on brightly painted durable . tricycle channln. A hobby home and tricycle combined Into J y Q • sensationally new and thrilling ride. — 9 5 WE GIVE WITH EVERY PURCHASE For the last word tn healthful rfr laxation you will need thin won* derful rccllner . . . . It tiltn auto* mutirally to any position . . . . no buttons or levers tn fool with . . . . Quality engineered to asaura years of comfortable service . . . . . . Aval Infile In combination wash* nhle plastic with matching tweed fabric. Headquarters 2 Pe. Suite ClOQ 50 A luxurious living room suite that ha* “ everything** The reversible boxed edge sent cushions are fi* d with inches of FOAM UUIIIIKK..........And tho auite la upholstered all over in the new SYI.MF.lt f --••«*« H a lo s rod w h ir* clean $6995 For LA M PS.......... LAMPS easily. lleautiful bases of china and cera* mlr and brasa with Phutirglaaa and hand-laced pebble boucle gla.se ahades. From *5.95 up. New style pillow-arm very hestful for head or arm .......... Never such fine features at so low a price. End Tables *17.95 Coffee Table *17.1*5 Occasional Chair *21.95 DON'T DELAY N COME IN TODAY SAVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FURNITURE CENTER SAN FO R D PH. 1425 De B A R Y Where Your Dollar buye The Moat Furniture" EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN �I Shop and Save In Sanford If Your Herald is Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 I*. M. For Deliver/ ® TO lu m e XLVU av r v n r n p v n r v T n i n v w m d a d v o AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Estaliliahed 190S * FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 19S6 Inter-Club M eet A ^ o c ln t fd P ress L eased W ire W arrant Is Issued M e a r H e r |o n g jF Fo rm er Bank Every rlvle and service elub i jin Ihe dtv Mill be represented ini (he inter club meeting to be held Monday noon at the Episcopal Church Pirtih Houaa when Cong. I A. S. fSyr)> llerlong Jr. will V the apeakrr originally xheduleJ to aditrc** the Sanford Rotary I Club at ita regular weekly meet­ ing, llerlong, when informed of the desire of other rlube to join in the meeting, expressed his An Investigation wilt he eon pleasure at the Inlrrrtt ihown In the accomplishment. of the last dueled by Juitire of t>-r Peace The po*»lhl1l!le* that em beirlo-■ congre-t. the subject o f hil talk. Theo Aulln, in Oviedo. Inf, Ihe ment charge* will be made aglast Friday night •lathing of Cum1 Joining with Rotary will be the aln*t a former employe o f the by Kimble. 33-y*<<r-old Army man following orgamutoni: Burlnrei Sanforl Atlantic National Bank and Profewlenal Women'i Club, of Oviedo. In Sinfonl are growing more im­ Con via hie George Ke'.ry tald Pilot (Tub. KtwanU. Lion. ami Jny.eet. Mf*7 Roberta Gatrhel 'hat Kimble attempted to ».cp inAn Important meeting «»f the minent a. auditor* probe into the plant to u*ne a turkey dinner, 1° * fhtht tail triday night nbout Seminole Chief. Club **a> announc­ record* of the 1'cr.onal Loan De­ with all the fixing* at the regular ID30 •• the Seminole Tavern, ed (hi* morning by Program partment of the Bank. rale charged the luncheon clubi. north of Oviedo. Chairman Dr. A W. Epp* Jr Iaw Already, an Investigator of Ihe Club »ecrelarie« are a«ked to la ihe scuffle that follow*!, Turvday night, Oct. at (he 1'ine I be at the door promptly at 11:45 Kimble * 1 . cut s.-mi. tha hark crc*t SihiKil Amlilorium at 7:)o Federal Bureau of InvrMIgation a. m. to rheck^n ihrtr members. and pot.ibly the stomalk. lie - p m. ha* been in Sanford relative to TWO Sl'KAK F its AT YKSTKIIIIAY S Garden Club masting flank the president of the U a l orjranliapf ni>jr^ ^ ,t , , pCflfd now. <onfinrd in the Orlando Air Dr. Epp* .lated that notice of the dUappraranrc of one of the tlon at the lunchcun held in the Shrine Club Building. Shown above <left to right) nr* Mrs. hred II. ,,ricome.l hv R„tar*'» ore- Force Bate llo<pitai. the meeting l» being rrnail«-d In bank', employe.. Noble, Mrt. Fred It. liana*, end Ml.a Mary Noble. M n. ........ and Mbs Noble are from Jach«»n- : j * w ecom rilby R o t a r y * ^ KeDey arretted Mitlum Angn. each member of Ihe Seminole xilie. (Staff P h o t o , __________________________________________________________________I t . A .rarrh I* nowr being nmdurtProgram chairman for the occasion Neel, • convict guard xt Cocoa, Chief. Club in an effort l» .timu Rill Kirk will Introduce Cong. Her- and lodged him in (hr Seminole late greater mtere.t i.i thr group Cd fur Jack II. Roxton, a former W W n long. County jail. However, Neel wa> which i« .upiwrtlng ant tocu*iug vice pretUrnl and manager of the Congre.tman llrtlong will be later relea.ed for lark of evi- atirntion on locai athletic pro­ Prnonal l/ian Department, of the met at Ihe city limit* on West deneo. gram*. First St. Monday morning by a The highlight of Ihe meeting will Sanford Atlantic Nation*! Hank, Ll.'ed aa wilne.aev, on Ihe rec­ motorcade which will accompany be an addre*. by Don MeAlll.ter, who ha* not born at hit dr.k for ord file at the Sem nnl. County him lo Ihe Seminole County court S|mrt* Director of M'DBO TV. the pa«t two weeka. Sheriffa office were: Hoy Alford house where he will be available There will he a n-p*irt on mein The disappearance of Roxton j and Jewell Burton of Ovicdi, licrthip and a report on Ihe Junior «o d a y .hopping rv.mt morrow which will b*- In Sanfonl throughout Ihe day lo talk with hl« * The big two ummertiil and Jaiur* High ha* earned a flurry of rumor, in j High School football team., .aid will coniinue through for Banner Day. bargain. "Me ron.litucnl. with Ihe exception of , j - , . A beautifully decorated buffet !" and aruuml Sanford for the pa.t 11 the Sanford Mcr- are ready to take care of the and to the noon luncheon period when he or * "* *• Dr. Epp*. The Juittce of the Peace hear­ »erve them," n « n «ald torla, will .peak to a Joint meeting of t . addition, he .a id , there will week. ?BV n. ‘ "“ if Garden'elub chTnuT*fOeVatl^i^aoi^ ing thi. afternoon ia being hold be an introduction of honorary j Sanford federated Ganlen elub Day*" bring* i .me of the big- a* the big etent got underway at the- SanforJ civic club*. The Sanford Ilcrxld, In contact­ ladle, welcomed two distinguished eVfr offl.rr<, (n Sanf„ tl, 9 o'clock. Congre.vman llerlong will be at 3 o'clock to loik inlo the a.- m em ber*. ing Ihe I'niletl Slate* Mar.hal'* gueit. at a noon reception ye. er- , to ,oru, an,, , urT0Undln« honored al a dinner given in hit .ault, Al.o, an ImpAirtant p u t of the honor Monday night at Jim "There may be another arrevt ineeling will he Ihe .hAiwing of a offiie in Orlando learned of Iho homeowner. Frnl B. Noble and Mias Mary ..Thrrr arr a M of t>co|1|e Spencer'* Restaurant by tha Semi- and others involved," »g,J Kel- film of Ihe I'.»> Florida tle m .u n warrant D.ued for Huxton'J arie*t. |he warrant wa* Diiie>i hr j ga m e which « i * a 6 6 tie. Hole County Democrallc Execu *ey. J lu k m . n ^ n i k of Horn., ' l-r,-.!.!rni n 1. IVr A full attendance of member* V. 8, Comml.*ioner Jame. 8. live Comnvlllee. The dinner will Kimble, the .on of Mr. and Mr*. from Jack.onville. j r < an(, a idrvl. ••ihcrc t>e held al « o'clock. Invitation, to A. H. Kimble of Oviedo, ha. bean ami lho*«* Inlcreited In becuming Ilyrd, Commlv.mncr for Ihe US. ihe dinner were l*«ucd Toe.diy in Ihe army for 11 years and ;« member, of the Seminole Chief*- D ttrirt Court f.ir thee Southern | Mi«* Mary Noble .poke on ‘ Y’ou a |01 people in Ihe .tore* Dialrirt or Ftj-.da Ortaodo Dl-1 |jk B AR Y-The Plantation T.u Can Grow Orchid.," which l» Ihe chopping." h> ihe Secretary of the local Chirleitoa, S C* Club i« urgc l, he .aid. Next meeting of the Seminole viii-m which read a* follow*: for («)*•« Woman’, elub met thi. week miltee. Robert S. Rillhlnier title of her popular book now .n Huge dioplay banner* announcChief, club, to follow Hu- Oct. M making a f*l*c entry into the at the man.lon for a kuffat tunFollowing Monday night', din- 1 ll. .cconJ printing "My »iari in |ng the big event wert on di.play me-ting at I'lnrcrcvt. will lie held book, of the Sanford Atlantic rheon at which they welcomed tier honoring Ihe 5th Dl.trict Conthis hobby began .imply will, ihe in .lure window, and arrow More on Nov tl Till* meeting will tie a National Bnnk wj.h Intent to de-'25 new member*, grr»*man, llerlong wilt addre«s a urge -highly feminine— of want- front, yetterday and Ihi* morning. harliecue at the Sanford Elk'.* Club fraud such tiink, said hank being The gue*t speaker wa. the Rgw. Inc to wear orchid*, loti of them Every »tore in the downtown area By Captain Robert IV. Ja<k»«n |democratic Hally to lie held at the when the All-American ftum a nntlunal hink, while an officer Wilfred Aldridge who talked on and not only for e«p*-cial orcai- wu* fUletl thu morning with cb-rka Someone ha. «ald that the N'a- corner of Fir.t 81. anJ Magnolia Ohio State, Emign John lioitou i* of .aid ban k " hi. lait year'* travel., with r e ion., .o 1 decided In ratve then, in every rdabliahmenl taking rare vat profewlon i. much like the A v r, according lo Andrew Carre-j slated to .peak. NiUtating again*! thi. wete twe of the early on ruih of .hopper.. mlni*lry. You dedln te your life way, chairman of the activities! The U S M ar.h.P. offte# taU peel.I reference to Yugodavu The Nov. 6 meeting will alto "there I. a warrant tuned where, he .tiled, the people aiw R id facta: I *ra» a working girl Parkng meter* were covered to a purpo.e You wear Ihe garb; throughout the day. Congreuraan j feature a film nf the Florida Bice with not much .pare tlm.* an I not this morning with paper tug* of a.i orranlred profr«*lnn. Your Itrrlnng will deliver « political ad-1 a * t ^ t I Roxton is now • fuguUve *nd ta friendly and m»»t »nxUri» ,tn begame. much .pare money. Rut I ma le a w|.,.s*..V.* rrre hi fl it ’ In. . icvi.*. .-> m u u fan* Ursa n hla bid tor veelectton ai I V l C f f i r f I Q f l V R n the subject o f a widespread acquainted with American*. search. In a speech u*r.l atlng between beginning and have found it nio«: do. .down metered area* through- ar-l regulation*1 not n- piirel to Congn ••man of the Fifth District. V W .IIM B # rewarding. What 1 d d you can do out the day today and tomorrow, be (ill iwr.l by th<- ordinary lay- 1 lie will be Introduced b, SenaRobert J. Bauman, p resen t nf , *,rlou’ rtU tcU jni anj hilarlnu. A repre.entalive group from "In our favor It uur location in AuGiorittUnn for the free parking man You ren unre Ihe purtult of ier Dough* Slen.lrom Hi. Sanford Atlantic National ro?1" :,,:V: ,he R.,!r' A1,:,r‘JJ0 d,Lv Florida,'on the edge of the trop- fame from Ihe office of City Man- w.-Mlh In a large m r.i-.re you Other prominent Seminole O o u n - 1 n u i r i M Bank thi. mom'og .aid that he rr“ t d «M. co-iotry which for thn ic. where one may avail her-elf 'v" rr,'r' 1 Kr.owle* rr- r -. yo u/.-r -ilp; re- tv rltiren* -n th.- platform with ___ w . , J .of Ilorida Ho* I. n.d making on* .lal.menl r.l- ml0 ,, P«rt I. *o nnknnwnto to ua, ^ of the A .foci.lion Mr* Mary Di-tycn* Superinten­ of fjvom blr climatir con.Uhuni * ' ,%4, •■vallahu* fir f.*« pai kir.4 n« !n:r vlltl a* * wmk fhr llrrlong Monday night Hill However he where a lilllc U S money tmy* r cboMn pro-1 Representative. Mack N. c lcVr; ^ ^ A u x l l l . r i c . wcond annual con dent nf N'ur»r* at l-cminole Mrm-j ativc lo the case Mu. Noble dUplaycd .pecinicn* " * » " " M"n*elp«l I'atking la.t .1 high- -t -<wl of »jnl "M'r are in Ihe priK'C. of a much In Imuile*. "W ien It wa* jorial Hospital of Sanfcrl It a of hrr home grown orchid*, from " W f o l ' A » »»eD*ftn PhltOetid ftHton.jknd j n Hy flnal analyMa laml J r , i»d Gordon Frederick., ^ -------„ , n Hay on. routine auilil and ahould anything learned that I wa. a paraon them the parent lyne Vanda the ^«nd- *n l A*en T1*1' m rnln.\ >< ir aim* and o' Jcct* arc quite and Jame. 11 U t . chairman of _ n i l - candidate for First Vice Chairman develop or be «nU»> thr bank 1. wa. much difficulty In obtaining of the IN'SA Section nf the Florida a pauport but when once re* K a through mutation, of can* » P-rkmit .tall, in «hc a- moral aa any minuter., be- thr Seminole County Democratic |^,f | amply covered by In urarce." j State N'ur.e*' Association. ceivrd and I called on the dlf« bow color., o f purple backed pet- J g J W P ekin g ^ I * __________ r A T S S U S T wer. .he The retea.w of the new* con­ ferent religion, order*. I found con»cr*allon of the bed int-ini* The 19X6 Convention will he hrld al* fronted with autumnal brown, cern ng Iht the warrant isturd U cxpctlcd lo (Conllnued on Page at at the Governor's Club Hotel in earning \ larger crowd l.tucd by tiy the Ihe that i. actually fri-e<tnm o f pe» VUSTvS:’ ^ °,f , ,hr , ,n“r !iu to lavenders and pink, a *-ro-a uf 1L , * ____. , .Sanitarium and Huspilal, Ihe j Fort luiudcnlale, Oct 21 ?l and U. It. S. (*ommi«»loocr in Orlando llginn in their country'* vi-il dowiitov*n Sanford tomorrow Aracnni. and \anda and n truly , . , , , . _ , , _ ' lt>' r ‘ *jlJ ' hi‘ * h,..k. c w !r * i! (*rif'Sp Memorial Hospital Auxill- the election wll! be held during Mill quell many rumor* which art HI. mo*t amu.lnc de«criptl*yag mLn Monday M i-irlav night m'-hi a. a* la la make. makr. ‘1|n|pM|| fT. and the Winter / fwa*. IwuaJ tl circulating throughout thf area. nun Alll, „ iry Park Memorial the Convention. hi. bid for re election. untrr .lock* along v*ith special Atlmding the conference from A queitlon ami an.wo j.r ia l i urc-i,i(e* f,.r the Banner Daya ' Ihe Semin-de Memorial Hutpllal followed, with jiUicc j(i\cn on e^ent 0*1 « I I nr* i '.Auxiliary were Mr* A. W. Fpp* temperature, plenty of air and s.mford Mi-rchanl., ihroogh • IIOl Ll l I D I UCSGQy IJnjnn ^rl l Pf i l l l pc |Sr., prrtident: ilr». A. B Peter»pfi rain, which would be caieu- their coopergtlx. effort. In Dm Mr* Marie Gleaton of (i.-ala. ^ n , u n J L n t a u i e s ,.on , Mrx. J. N. Rlackwelder, Mr*. cncour,**!o ihn 'to p ic-1 Sanfonl Merchant. A**<>-iation. di-irlrt gi-vemor of Di«trici Four, S c S S i O R T l J G S d a y Oviedo Man Cut In Tavern Fight; Hearing Today Sanford Garden lub Entertains lamous Guesls Employe's A rre st McAllister To Speak At Chiefs Club; Attendance Urged Jack B. Roxton Missing Nearly 2 Weeks From Desk Af Atlantic National Bank Buyers Swamp Stores As Big Sale Continues -M i.. »,u. k,...nwriim ,',„i'.irru..T,i.va*”N3vyPopulation Joins In Salute To Church Loyalty Rev. W. Aldridge Tells Woman's Club Of Foreign Travels Auxiliary Members Report Successful Mrs. Mary Defyens Seeks FSNA Post I’ District Governor W ill Visit Local Mr.. Fred Noble', in.ylrati. r.al talk wa* on "Your Own Ganlen." "We nre nil »o fori unale.' lie •ti'rd, "In owning e pierr of lind which we can garden a. wc pit-a-e. l^l . be vrnturcum c in trying oui new idea.. U f a enjoy our m-ighl»ur» gift* Of rutting* I i.n g r-it for individuality in one's lan i c«p VWf. Mr m e happy people in In it We are permitted lo work *»ilh our hind* in oor own garden- In ltu.ua, where people arc rcglmcn ed, with many living in colleclivc units, we fmd that tin ir garden*, loo, arc moblllxcl lu cre l« no lilllc plot where a hom-wita miy puller about, relaxing from 'community effort.' Thi-ro arc public park* (fo r ahow-off I but no ii'dlvidual, home ganlen*. .u far g f trav »1cr* can find oif, a,id no tunc ,'o work in one, either, "Thrrr we have beautification of our town*, »*<m»- with hihitcu*, of which theie arc sr riany xgcclmcn*. A lio, fl Mhcrc cl*c may I much beauty, for »o lo-ig a lime and for >o tittle m-mey, a* :o . Florida flowering Iret.' Garden­ ing bring* u« a spiritual met-age, fas God gave ua nlanl* ami ii<, coupli-d witb inc talc'-: of rovrring, for oursrlve* new vari­ eties. I believe with Luther Bur­ bank that nothing build, charac­ ter like gardening. And if we help a child to wonder about the uiyxtrrtr. of life in a seed's planting, ll'i miraculous gruwtu, wo have done much for ounelvr., too " Thr welcoming committee In­ cluded Mra. Fred R. Ganas, pre»h$nt; Mrt. George McCall, Mra. Charlr* II. Cole, Mr. George Har­ den, Mrs. Henry Simpson, vie* president; Vlrt. L. E. Spencer, Mrs. Arne Erickiea and Mr*. Kariyle llou.holder. Day* event -|* not a *tock clear .ffirlal vl*lt in th.. lueal pitot A meeling of member, of a fe l- f r»- * * * * * Feyl of n# nary, and In.- -ale », a||. hot , ,aic where Chib on Toe*dvv. Oc' rt rr» l “ "lo". orcanlxed at [ J,r» " * " fF 0 r* ^ .o f 1 **ke M*r,r' it > latci! and ro.ui up l i date Mr Glea.en will l«- honmetl ,l"’ Sanford Naval Air Station , Mr*' KW** •••d thi. morning, t.-r hamlue D featured at ama ulh .» dinner in the Yacht Club “ bo'd 2'r month, ago will h* held r • '* * y pn" ,u»rd and inxinglv low price. " al fi .10 p m after which a bu*l *• ,hp *,r »tatloB*a auditorium on lormM. w* are In* newe.t of the Shopper, on the »lrecl tin. morn- nc** *c»*lon will be held with Mr*. Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 3:15 p m. |*u,*« , , f en , . in< aDc-r .omplettng iheir pur Sue S Ste\en*on presiding 1’ nrpo.e of Ihe meeling. accord"J* *r|'r '" 'V ’ iha-i - ar* loaded with Dug.* pack-' All m. mt»er« ar.» requested t.i ‘"8 to a member o f the Exrcuiive ln< a • ,h*V 1 , , , • ! an-, of merrhandi*e. significant bringIheir na< V.ige* for glfl* f..r Committee, will be to elect offic- *ry , V * *'onderrul Job, and "I the attractive prlc*-- that arethe "1 hrivtinai on the Huh Seav" cr. for thr next fiscal year be wf r''11 ’,oul>|)' Pri»ud. M n. Kpp* twingoff<red in Sanf-nl »iore* proicrl, *pon«nre.| by Ihe AmericanSinning in November of this y e a r . i . during Ihe Banner Day. sale. Red Cro«* The gift* will he indlThe local union at tha Sanford . . TTMW*" ,r T. ,# ,r event vldually wrapped following Ihe .Naval Air .Station la affiliated r * • vew-^KPP* •■'d wDer lha conSanford merchant! are prepared rnr -iing and turned over to the with the National Felerallon of _f *. ' * aonB mor' ,,>,n to take care o f thi* crowd* to-'hical Red Cro*. chapter. 'Federal Employe. m i i ... ■ ■ ™ > -— ■■ staged the 'Folliea* auccea,fully, ■rcording to reports, and we are •taging tha same one here In Feb­ ruary to secure turn), fur an ortho­ pedic table for our hoipilal," aald Mr*. Epp*. The highlight of Ihe conference, •aid Mr*. Epp*. wa. an ad d r... by Mr*. Trary B. Hare. State Di­ rector and Pa.t President of the state wile auxiliary. Tha conference wa. atlrnilrd by representative, of ten ether auxiliaries ether thin the local one. Presiding al (he meeting was Mra. Maxwell Autick, District Chairman of Orlando. Gen. Snyder W ill Inspect National Guard Facilities A formal In.paetlon o f Ihe Sinford National Guard facilities and troop* will take plaee Monday af­ ternoon anl evening, nrrordlng to .nformtion received thlx morning by The Hanford Herald. Brig. Gag Maxwell C. Snyder, Assistant Commanding General of the 4gth Armored DivlaUm of th* Florlda-Gaorgla Na-lonai Guard la axpocteJ to lead at tha Panford Naval Air SU tioa at I o'clock Weather ----------------LINES NOT VISES. Is thi* mass o f oaU# hnngtn* from overhead. Three are the eablea te he eonnret- I n i* « r . u . * i i . I I I . ikniKk S ila iJ it- r I Into dial equipment which will rre« ted Into p«w-ltlo« next week. On* o f Ihe many men mgxged ' . , ImmiullajeGenerally fair through oalacday, m |,r|ny|n| ihe»e tinea and mhlr* intu the new building on 8, Laurel Ave. can be area wtrUaUr hiddea , *F Intpert Ihe ferilitiea ef the lolaw . Iloalght ..i.k t XhU xi^e.. I (|n pUM ahilt| „ ht on anoth, r Un# to u eunneeted. ---------J ea l NaUooel Guard. ^ ia — ■ t S x s n i l t u NAM CIVILIAN GUARD IN ir-M rm b e r* iif the rwentlv formed nvillan Guard Unit o| Himford Nnvnl Air Plntlnn |mw with t'oiitmnnder II, C, ♦*«>!•■«•, USN, Executive Officer of the station, (right. front n>w| ami 14. I nimnnnder «!. K. Tills y. UMN, (right, hack row) NAS Security Officer. Th«y are: (I to r . back mot) I* I). Mitrhrll, H. K. S|>eticer, II. II. Illood*»orth, Robert Steimle, L. A , I)efontalne, I. l„ M. Sweeten, F. S. Yntuline, and l.t'I>lt. (J. K. Tilley. (| to r., front row) T. II. iv-rtnon* Defontalne, Jr.. It. It H lilrm Jr., tilrnn. W. M. Wolf, W, 8. Hnyder, O. II. Adam ., am] Cdr. II. C. 1'nlee. The men ars rurrently with (lie Hie Srrtirity Divl-i-m of KNAS. for tha guard position. they will a.v.ume on the neve training Mlth inlerinr Intelinr gate irate of uf tha tbs xtatfoi station, In th« ni.,r futuic. $HOP an d SA V E SANFORD BANNER DAYS J'Jm fiahkinq • TH R O U G H O U T TH E C IT Y � 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 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 18, 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/45642c7b14288917b07a91c501b5fb08.pdf 284e41dadcd2cb9e529eeb73a78f3955 PDF Text Text Longwood Garden Bouquet n i fU b o L E co c jttt tr. M l i BLIH U V O Tb* c u r fr.anU o' Mr*. H je t - wiH U K ip ;; U . n ; u : «.k* i» n p « t « to r t t v t !• « I oK u uda> l i l t ;z w» a m i a t>.« O tU (i M e t -c »] Hsipiul. W# m tirjr b ^ r to ripen at Mr». H*sry Heath ba* re* rant b oat from th* bosp.tal ■t*rt i j / a M in r .t ai opera<oe *« bet r jn . The ep m ten ■•••j r s e n i ih l it ii cow w lp i s t i ‘.rr of w f li il i m M . Mr*. Ttith win Moa be oat as4 c* U n ov rr i* »* » low. of Oviedo. CkJirwoa a ll at ta* Ur hit a u -.wt W ra tn of f a S i s a l HaCwxtweeV. t i f « n ? i war, m C a u ittM . Ctffcrd M ^tb^a. Mr*. J%m~ I Role Of Air Force Topic Of Talk At Oviedo Club 'What Makes Me Tick' Topic Of Talk At Sanford Home Demonstration Meet B. WtKItN * JON I * OMIOO-TV# t i n :• 'rsaf the o..*4Os* t'oiiv m m t i r t f a i that tr* ri»N h tec had berut Vr* J H StaV »•» «n kiM 1* »wfVt* n r ! r r «**■* fr* »« ■> »et*rri. Mr*. Don f%r r*</ pen i r t . tb!«r a Vyvety i m i r-d iVra. Mr. Jjfca D Call! h i;. *#’ »rj. Mr. Jofca CU.-k. and trraiam . Mr* C L Wa&» Tb* i . s y i ef Mri- Mitark. • -u o i l Wbat Make* t » Tark"“ *"»! the told the t i i r ; ti» i t u m ta •>«•* tkr*e tw«*t lapectast paJJLtn an beiitiftil XT’ I V r * t u ef Jaaie* u d freeaery. A J ; r*red luh -uif i t i c wai by the Dirt Garde cot* CiTrie at the b i r r tf Mu A- * Lee. it. of Laurel Ai»r*e on frA h j C o-V eetiei • ere Mr* W. A- KriUert Mr* Geeeie Hitter aad Mri. Edzsed W. Mc.K-i Tie t U r s u . Mri. H irV s r t i i m i the ; i r i of the Girdrn Ceb *f iis fo e l. ih-.»U*.x I, <r-T hderetUra tiey * ,rt At the m » 4 pr*-red laartm n they wtre the dsae by Mm S G ' ef ta* rr e -> r* -f tb# ror. t rrt*-* m i »e n » '* i m e d ta »r s y I '.r e m t ie f lad rre e*;:*rc m u i r s t 'i tihie W« k? ef the** = :* ! be .r raei rr fee the fi>. E.ery^ee m cr a LicetKipe Deaifn achvol ta t e -------------------------- itA^ncwi later a the yrar Mr^ taJ Wri J •Fred R Gicwi senviea* o ' the . . . r . . U f, , . Snsfartf C a r te Cbb. « » . pee. m . t d a* **•» ef tie dri* Vjt CJ l i e Laura CJclt rat at the tree* * L d aerc irt.» t.: i t s r r f Mu f i f i * S u l Ce» i t r r ani iK .«rd i »*>** bo*tci•*. were Mu. T w M m habby, and Mu AJ EVaedsey Th* pf> Tie M .ceu C u e « r aura »a . tn panate. jr< g . ty Garden Center Fr i n with Recipefor Arrasttaae-:• V n < L . • chairs Ihrwn by Mn. Trwi M-.m? in ,»jed Mr* Alice Rci iK cfi tap, de*ee*tra‘ ie* a bnd* M .» Kay Hezn .zitt . *-t> u r « i whh which the hceleare* Two hew i wcrjJd stake a sue of K raaked were i . c i n e i Mr* C «J | . ia t» her knewiedie went j*l aai Mr* ¥ r pfKt a* farther. Tbta aith ntuc* ap- p,;a-. i t a o icrtf d.> t-t .de at *iy*r,r..*d rxk cor d -,ffT tm *. ,*1 take w m i ih i cceeor a dep t a Crr> r-.et b o t e Mt ffle- Thai, with tupa C a r t e Center for a trm U irranfeseat Mu Jteep*! <i«e it/i d.ttr.tnt. s • Biker tlldid oe M o l u t v j V vki Mr* Wide Cirw oetVuii. with eaperti! rttiM to of the ete-tuT.** boir; ir.nd materali. fir wh^h the of ;►* preenmi *«Jr>ev recoBir ended ant: freer* fa r ]w ..n s of pro«n parumUr type* She feaenbed propeda to coat. FI*, tke f re* rents I ef wt.ted flewau. the SeaRxJe hthptul w* lack i i fladiMat Mn Wijht s*d for tke bolinca of Kt > j >>tn*i tb* eeacciitraiiooi Mr. Hirry Oiku. Mr eituh t.s< a r*!>ctiea of beosta- Girirer. Mr* E nor ful *dd Gower*, name* Ikew and Mu Arne Ervk-en and *bromx ’ beu p«.. b i te* ub »rra*,/e*rtti for tbe CONGRESSMAN A 5 ' SYD" HKkUjSH JR in FVr.da Oeaxratic EieruLi.o Coa-ittew Ci Boa Rayburn, (h u ff Fbota) O e iy r l* n « . > TlUiell K j r 0- -i -y < 3» t Vocitcd at ikrlini; Ktr Frr » £*** He irrre-f* Ml) or V iti^e L#B'.jr»- eb* *U : tir.se hi* Oclifid* tocr a* the .r.t '1 depet; e ? « « * s d e f Tke ReJe Of Fbe Air F rre In Xttteea! De^esw •*« hi* lopif for tbe day. and be belf tbe ;ne'J b uod .r:rre»t of h » i s i / v e for AL C H A L M E R S Mn B. B. Gray U i returned s i after tpendinc * thrt# s i t t h rata tied with fcar dauab* tm . Mrt. Gray firtt iwpoi * n *. Hirh'asd. Ill, when the viilt* * i iiw t 'o r , Mr*. J. C. Crawf-rd. XT- : family. than tfco pWMrifl ta Perlard. Qrrg'iti, to vl-lt a ttK 'rr, i o j f i Gray. Mt»» Gr»y ip in 'a i tbe Rett VI*!* Horn* R»»r Portland. Mri. Gray viaited hs V i o o i n r , Wuh., too and reporta th* *e»n*ry on the Writ Cwit m y O'latlf’il. Mr. iM Mr*. W. Bennett. *tr. ari Mr*. Ward Steven*, Mr. and Mri. H a i t i Warren. Mr. a*v| Mri. Ray Fra»*r of Molnar S'. »• • Mr. a -i Mr*. J. C. ID •r of KMerprla# »nJoy*d a pi«-iie *• Fjanyihadt Part on Wo)i »«• day. Oct. 3, thi oeeailon ie-ng th# birthday of Mr. Ilaldor. '! .nt/omrry of Orlando, rr rn M n t of Lontr*' d, r*«-nt vbitor of all hi• nelchborv no Main* S i Jack.on hai r*ton H rom a lonr vacation ip^rt ypt where h* vi.lted hit ~ :w. wht 1i itationed in r ._ y in T-e VS. Air Cmw t w H fr'm Mr*. Fl^r* —# - who ha* W n a pitted at Sarepta Horn* in San! rd ftr ,, iral w»rk». u y i that • * *>, poet hom* wry «on . Leery Neuman ertert: !r« Th-rviiy Briiffr C'ub at ■t* Tail Tburtday. Am r.f •k« r # -'< r * p*e**nt ar.d p'ayir.c wir*. Mr». R. C. Cariion. Mr*. Chare* S lriili. Mr*. Era Jan;** arf Mr*. TSo-rai Gladwin. Tb* Saturday Evening - Plaa* rh ’ • Clsb m«t at th« boa* of Leui* Kr.oll on Fan L*V* St. lait Sitr^layr »T*nir.r. tVltb i**rral '>* a*ret*r» »till in th* north Mr. and Mr*. C>ar'*i Wale* ef F»m Par* Mr*. MaaJ* Tu^ per a--4 John HoUIiter w*r* pre* « ! to *njoy tb* *«eni«* play. Mr. aad Mr*. I . C, W» .»• • r*t-rr.*i to their K.ire after a three w.%« vacation. A BUSH A BILL r m t i c i a a jK B a i thiAhwrrTH UNfOW)TRACTOR &IMPIEMCNTC? queen M ORE KVx.ii fBODY HAD A OUNCE TO rreet Mr Sp Sam Rayburn i* tbown greetac one of tt* Centra fia U ) Ddirt at; June Spencer, Personals T. A. Butner To Be Married The <fl(a|am«Bt and approach inf Bamage of June Spencer and » r# ilantw of tbe t o f f TTionaa A. Butner Jr. I* being nr need today. ' I,‘ t K ,F K,lc* at e l* The bride to be l* a raildent of «t the UofF game Saterda ar>i Oritdi Florida and ha* ooned and operated a beauty parlor pUc* Saturday Oct j< u>. , * (bat toon for arteral yeara. , •,1» a native of Uo Bute of . .tacky. ", .f. Butner la era ployod by m. j&j *. Company of Sanford and AH furmD aiM roUUvr* of the couple are cordially muted ,to atTbe private waddmg will take tend tke rocep'.km. Leeibiri la.t Fcvtay r.txnt. tbe (igacUe rally. (Staff witn ner ve ry own Mi** Leer* Hart of Oviedo wai a (urit of Friendi la Game*.ill# o.cr tb- arekeod. H*e attrieied tbe tv fJ f»tbaU jam* and Vail Frolka. B edroom Te lephon e A pl«aia»t f r i i l * Y e i * . . I d *~ vt t‘#» (Kaf, l e r f i a t Ditch C k«cMat* D’ -* n estMiOwt' S* • her* y»»* 1*t tbeify, t in e B t o ( t * •hsleiac'r dioy food k n e i j t ria t'i *a grod t:» Pvt Vtrgtl Canada «f th# Marine Corp* bat completed hi* baatc training at Paris liiand. S. C . and u now ataUuoed at Camp Lryuoe, N C He »a» an honor* ary gueit rerwatly at a Ft I'hmt* taa* fUh fry at * turh thcio •ere UO attending. Pvt. Canada u m i iy «pent a ten-day ieavr i>*r* wttb hi* parr.ut* Mt. and Mn « . II- Stafford. tkt*1 l t ‘t M l t a r t d • il k i w a t r l t d Datch C k m aod t « > * t ii* n ia** it* tc M t, t * M t W t tail*. Kr*a l t » « kaaif to |Mf u f i - jc 'l ’ jc. O t 'c - H i - k U M (» u . Hatkirg ta a u ! • *J .—1 W t c prl* go fex mink and diamoodi. But a gift in her tern* it a quern of queem with a phone id her o»n. Put her in *e\cmh heaven. . . and ouc of the family'* hair. . . with a bedroom telephone— in color! To Order, Cod Our Bawteu Office Southern Bell Telephon ond Tolepropb Coeipotty we —-J >o.‘aA^e* — *— than just a p le a sa n t drink �— .A '« * V-' Shop and Save H a n fo rd In Sanford H f m ili* If Yn t HwmM to Nto DoHverod By • P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. far Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NVWEPAPEE VOUL.MK XLVIII Established 190S SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, OCTOIIER 17, 1!».’ 6 iatrd I'rana U u td Wire NO. 215 6.72 Inches Of Rain !^ ans 9onlp¥ e Fall In Local Area 'v 3/. h9Seasonal Sq/eWork Begins At Oviedo During Past 48 Hours THK JAYCKKS ( liltISI 'I \S PARADE ioinmir.ee had a surprix- vlaltor leccntly when they met to talk over prelimirmiy detail* and plant for the . orthcomlng event, Santa C’laut stepped in to offer |Mdt of advice. Shown here at tha meeting are: M. I.. Ratom Jr.. Jark Sewell. T»m Mrl> nivld, ChairrStn, (ilenn Lyona, Santa Clam (trying to pet in a word or two), and tiarfield Willett, We under­ stand tint Santa left ini mediately, follow ing the M eetlnp. (Staff I'huto) Yales Enters Cily F F A C h a p te r T a k e s 4 Commission Race; R i b b o n s A t S t o c k S h o w The Seminole Chapter future1 farmer* of America took four rib bons at the Junior Uvritock and Tie number of candidate* for Poultry Show sponvor.M annually. the Board of Sanfurd City Com­ ' at Ocala by the Southca«ti-rn fat missioner* in the citpride elec­ Mod. Show and Sale*. Inc. tion on Nov. A hat riven to five. The *how this year waa hell Already announced, previoui to , in Ocala on Oct. IS and 16 with the new candidate today were i the local KEA Chapter taking one Merle Warner, a candidate for j blue ribbon ( First place), two red eommUiloner In Group One; Earl ribbon* (second placet, anil one Ilitrinbotham, a candidate for re- |white ribbon (third place). Cade! Trrry c'nnl. 11 ..f 2433 ftm ration ; A. I.. Wilton, a ramliTlie local FFA group had the Aie. In Sanford, a *enior at The d m for raelcctlon; and M. L grand champion angua heifer at Citadel at Charleston, S C, ant Nichols who qualified a< a eandl- the Ocala cattle show. Cadet Captain, rommandin* comdate opposing Earl Higginbotham In addition. Billy Thompson won P»a,r " F"> h** Iw*11 mm.-t a Ihv* turprite candidate for today flr*t place in show man-hip ami' Ib»ilngui.he«l Military- Student for who qualified at the office uf III licit Baxter won the third place achievement* in orad.inle. mil. rrctor of Manner and City Clerk show manthip award. |«■ " »"'* lcadcr*hl|. crad-*. 11. N. Syar, was Paul Yatea Jr. •m. i i .» i » TnU qtunfirt him. according The local group also partlcPu |ffl „ Jpnounffmcnl from t *,. Yalta hat announced In oppoalH In an overall Judging event thl. mnrnjnR. lo , , for (Ion to Merle Warner. Howetrr. no formal -laleni.nit lU-ault* from thu contest have not a |K.w ,ar Army ln%lP,., wit made by Valet at the time >rt bren announce »rr%f Com minion upon craduaAccompanying thr group «f att jjon# oaf It announcement -hoctly before nffn today. FFA Chapter boys lo Ocala for rord. il. »on of Mr and Sir* J. Rumor* are persistent that a tha event were BUI \Se»t. Seminole n Cordell of Sanf-.nl, I. major group ha» approached *ev«-ral High School subculture teacher ;n!. jn Busini-.s Administration peopie relative to announcing thrlr and advUor to the Seminole Coun lie wa* gradual*-1 from Semi­ candidacy In Iht coming local ty FFA Chapter; ami Larry Jones nole High School In 1953. election and It It probable that Those attending from the local He I* active at The Citadel In there will be further candidate* FFA chapter were: Billy Thomp . The Bound Table, one of the high or a candidate to announce thl* ion. Bert Baxter, Randall I’ rli-'t.' e»t honorary *«eietie« at The afternoon prior to the hook* being Roger Jimlner, Carl Itemutat. amt Citadel; the Sphinx Staff, liutdnn rioted at the City Hall at 5 p in Herbert Hidden* and Brigadier Stafl*. Four row*, all black Angu*. ------------ — which belong to the Seminole 1 FA f ' n r r i n r c H n l i u n r Chapter were taken to the Ocala L O r r ' C r J L /C l I V C r show. Ij «1 year, the local chapter took two award*; a blue ribbon and a A program was adopted la*t rod ribbon. Itv M \It I \V n JONES night at the fir»t meeting of the OVIEDO — Tbp farmer* ami piic-57 Seminole County Chamber Cfive owner* of Oviedo r.-port of Commerce Board of Directors. that thl* I* a million dollar rain— The overall program would be if it doe* not go too far a promotion of Seminole County Hie newspaper carrier* will f i » t without, according to Cham not agri.* with them *•• readily, Icr Manager John Krider. we believe, since their rtperirme Tne program cover* the field* A large crowd attended Monday ve*terda< morning nn thrlr route* of Agriculture, Indin try. Com­ nirhf* Campbell-l^xslng Pott No. Mrs. Elbert Beasley, wife of mercial Fromotlon. TourlvU aod 61 American l-eglnn meeting when one of the rarrier*. satd that the Convention*, and Tr*n«portation. the opening of the hid* for the paper wa* late due to the battery In the Agriculture program the new Legion Fair Building wa* di*- in her hu»hand'» car drovmlng Board of Director* approved the ru«*ed out on the 1u«cawl!lnw road Fifurther development of the citrus Small chance, in the plan* for F.'bcrl. aoaked ami weary, industry. the building came under the oider ,n ■ beiue and a-ke-l for The Director* approved an apof huilne*. for the evening. How- P " 1" 1'* " “ *• ,he Bhonr- Tto proach to the problem of acquir­ ever, the bud ling will remain u* '-*1 h,m *° ' hr in g more industry for Seminole «» ,h' h7 w ' M *h' mvcr County on a ba«i* tbit the manu­ originally agncd. ,n practi.ally iliit o|<en the door for him. facturing and distribution of com­ lle*ri*irV and even more weary Arrangement, of the f a i r hr wa|ked ltr Inns Pav blrk ,n modities for the Florida market vhrrc hit «ifr wall* will nof require relocating plant*, Cfii'indi »nij m j.Iin which will hf* , lng |(,r undelivered paper-. but the estubli-hmrnt of additional followed wa* discussed. farilitie* fur manufacturing Till* Memorial srrsicr* were held for ||m «i*l* r in law, Mrs Ferrell will place Seminole County, the the lair |)en«ll C. Stafford, a Beasley, wife ol another rirrlrr. director* «aid. In the role of im­ member of the local Ainrncan found him. She and Fc*r-tl tiad plementor* of the parent location Bust. hern stuck In a ditch vvhlli* d-llv« r of tnduitry, rather than competitor* (ummanlrr Lynn Lyon presid­ ing thrlr paper* and had to grt wiBi other geographical location*. ed over the meeting which follow- a tractor to pull thrm nut Oi the rornm. rrial* promotion of rd a spaghetti and meat ball sup­ Mir had to bring Elherl bark fleminole County the director* pm- per fcrvc.l by (icorge DcMattio. 10 Ovie.lo and lake Mr*. Eihert Do C In lb*ir »»rn ^ P itn f nr«.itf ai*>« deliver i... * local business to expand. Julia. Mr*. Elbert Rrailry, said The Touri«t and Convention the finally completed the job at committee of the Chamber of Com­ 11 * m. merce approv.il the promotion of lie port* show that Lake Howell • Damages of the c»unty to l-.*ir* r EUlott *3. died at *' rl.in* an-l the road there may l*t* interested in fithing. hunting, Seminole Memorial Hospital but b«* underwater by tomorrow - if •tvl exploring our rxtrniive water . . mg a short ttlnc*. «hl\ «"•*»"«• * I,rr •« ways, keeping in mind the fart ,, i4 . , Chuluoti brUi i« rapid Ir riiini M r* ■ v. born la Otlam- |nri miy >0<m rr, rh „ 1P Duj Visitor* intrre*lrd In health s<> hp „ „ m hl% b tf„ ,luM fin’ recreation ofli-r.-d by thi* bu., C.y. on Sept. S. 1MII and had •rea may become permanent rest- uvci ,.i > anlord since 1911, m*k- of, ,fljlirinj „ r no property jamagr dent*. The program alto Included ing hu home at M# Ea*t Third riu,r,j. ______________ _ effort* toward >ccuring eonven- SI. lion* for Sanford. He was a member of the First PRESIDENT ELECTED The Boanl of Director* »l»o Presbyterian Church of Sanford JACKSONVILLE <r The Fl«r approved a program that will ac and of tha International Order Ida su!*- Florists Ai>n ale t-ii lively promote water trati*|>*>rta- of Odd Fellow*. ' Itolx-rt Oi«r.vskl of Jacksonville tion, pushing the dork and termi­ Mr. Elliolt »*« formerly cm- president at the close of II*i Jim 3Jth nal projert for the commercial ployed hy the American Fruit annual convention yesterday. Pha»«, and working for the San- Grower* and Ihe Sanford Stale ..T|„ . nlM , N n i t .ST" . f^d-Tituavtlle Canal for the tourFarmer* Market He retired from h M. Ktcrn.n referred to l*rpha*e and for the purpose of the Willi* Pontiae to. at book UtKM(Ve,t> c#mpi|u„ #lo.»I control. keeper. speech writers ns "the bruin; lie i« survived by his widow. trust." This was quickly seis­ Mrs. Kstclla C. Elliott and one ed upon by newspaper* ami be­ »on George E. Elliott, both of came synonymous with "New Sanford. Deal." Want Ad* give you a new The Methodist Mens' Club will' Funeral services vill be held at. tteet tomorrow night at 7 o'clock i Brit*on Funeral Home tomorrow' deal every clay. They sell, rent, find, buy ani announce for you. •t th* home of J. A. Calhoun. afternoon at 3 p. m. w.lh the Rev. A. G. llcinnit officlaling. Call M2I and (ell your deal, MeltonvUle Ave. burial will be ta Uiklawn Me,0 a , Want Ad writer. to emnked mullet dinner will mortal Park. J------®* •erred. Opposing Warner Cadet T. Cordell Is Distinguished Military Student Directors Adopt Promotion Program Papers Despite Rain, Car Trouble Opening Of Bids For Fair Building Discussed By Post Funeral Tomorrow For G. B. Elliott Church M en's Club Gathers Tomorrow Preparation* for the citywide Sanford Merchant* A**ocialion "Banner Dav»" -ale are nearing completion with only one more day In whlrh to complete their plan* for one of the most evciting •airs event* in local history. R U Perkins Jr., president of thr Sanford Merchant* Associa­ tion and the “ Banner Days" com­ mittee. have been constantly alert to meet every problem in By MARIAN R. JONES bunging the event to a aucrc**OVIEDO— When we think of ful conclusion. Banner Days will tie staged In fall wr usually think of Ihe ripen­ Sanfunl Friday and Satuiday, ing of the golden fruit that our Oct. 19 30 with merchants offer­ town Is blessed with so much of. ing counter-new merchandise for We had understood that tha fall and winter shoppers at head­ season would he later starting thi* year. What a surprise when line prices. -'It is rarlv yet to till what Week* have been spent in the we confronted tome of our Im­ damage might have been done By MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS Arnold Lund. Be|>ublican candi­ by the rain during thr tail M planning of the "Banner Dav" portant packer* and found that CASSELBERRY- Boy Scouts event, with the concerted effort* Nelson and Company had started date for Congre** in the Fifth hour*," Seminole County Agent ani Cuhs from DeLand, Sanford. of the merchant* centered oo hav­ the seasonal operations last week. Congres*lonal Distnrt attacked his Cecil Tuckrr *ald thi* morning. Oviedo and Cavselherry, repre­ ing merchandise arrive in Sanford If the rains subside, l^ke Charm A total of S3 lnchi*s nf rain Democratic opponent A S. Hersenting the St. John'a River Dis­ on time to be offered. Fruit Company, another orango fell from 6 a nt Monday morning tong Jr., last night before the When the doors of Sanford1* parking house, will commence thia to I a m. Tur-day morning, and trict mrt at the Community t.’ilircni for Ike Club for falling then from S a m . Tuesday morn­ Methodist Church Monday n'ght downtown and outly ing area storea week. to recogmre the plight of tire ing until thl* morning there was where the first Court of Honor open Friday morning, merchan­ Re quickly got tn touch wtth a rainfall of I 12 inches, Tuckrr sine. Ihe and of summer actlet dise will he tagged especially for Harold Ward, of Lake Charm vmall commodity farmer*. lies was held. Sixty-seven *eout* Banner Day* and ahowcanl* will Fruit Company to obtain aoma The Seminole County "Cltliena reported The rain was measured at the and rubs attended. be displayed lo call attention of of Ike" meeting, well .'tended in Central Florida Experiment Sta­ Affairs of the Court were eon- the ahopper* to the tremendous statistics, lie Informed u* that they shipped 130.000 boxes of •pile of Inclement weather, was tion, satd Tucker, and Ihe amount In. ted bv Gordon Gill. District saving* in store for them fruit—Including all varieties and Advancement Chairman, of Deheld in the civic building In Fort ol rainfall might vary in *omr Sanford'* merchants, through types, through their parking house Land, assisted by (Valter J. section* of the county. Mellon Park last night. thr Merchant* Association offi­ last year. In addition, they sent "We have had a total o f < .2 Krohne Jr , Scoutmaster of troop cial*. were quick to remind local the inns amount to the fanner*. "The*e farmer* have a problem 311. sponsored by the local Lions Jus', as much a* Iheir richer Inches during the past (6 hour*.", (Tub. Tbe welcome address wa* ami area shopper* that "(hi* is Ijke Charm awns grove* of their not a stock clearing event what­ own, too. cousin* in the midwest", Lund tie- -aid Tucker. He also said that there "is no given by Krohne and John Diblrr, soever." elated, "Had our congressman I Frank Talbott, salesman for of Eustts. Field Executive of the "We will be offering merchan­ Nelson and Company, assured us vluted them instead of tpending evidence of washing in Ihe survey 1Central Florida Council oulltned that I have made so far hut the dise especially bought for thr oc­ so much time with Ihe 'important a program of activities for thr that their figures would equal casion, ami Items from our regu­ those of Lake Charm on fniit people of the district, they would soli Is pretty well parked from wln'er mnnih*. the rain*. have luld him about II. Highest nwanl made at Ihe lar stock of fall and winter mar- chipped directly to the consumer " if it stay* hary and rout, about "The commodity farmer get* the way It is novr, it will help court wa* that of Ufe Scout re­ rhan.ltse," thr association's presi­ and to the canner. no help from Ihe aucalle.l farm seme and give Ihe water a chance I ceived by Jerry L'lrey. troop 2U. dent pointed out. Sanford shopper* ar* fortunate I Ward told us that Iheir celery Acta", he said, "They need help to get oil." said Tucker of Oviedo The presentation wa* lo have a huge municipal parking washhouse atao handled 169,000 mure lhan the northern farmer In a state roundup of Florida made hy Ren Evans, member of lot where farilitie* for parking *eratea of celery last season. Al* but, n<> one exposed ti.eir cause. rain and tlnrm damage the hlg the Li.ms Hoy Scout Committee.' though take Charm doe* not raise It wnt up to our Congrr*«man to autumn storm lint took a amipe­ Other member* of thr IJnnt com llieir car* are available without celery now, It handles the wash* charge, Ihe Merchant* Associa­ fight for an amcmlnirnt to the at Florida rolled northward to­ millet- assisting were Robert ing and preroollng for many local I arm Ait that would have given day. harrying ahipping and thrrat- j Sciutrpff. chairman, who present­ tion president laid. 'Hundreds of grower*. Talbott told u* he expect­ them relief but this ho failed lo rning low areaa with flooding ed merit badges to 21 scout*; ran may be parks J with.n a ed (hat Nelson and Company sent do. It killed two penona in Florida, IJons president I’ aul McClure -tune's throw of tha drwntown nut about that much celery, too. "No «>np ran blame thr adminyi flooded at least four town* and male the advancement award* shopping renter," he said. The municpal parking lot ta Thry do not have a wash house, and Hr. Stuart Culjiepprr made titration for this lark nf help. caused heavy crop lo*»e* located Ju«t off Commercial Ava. but they raise Iheir own celery, The storm wa* rentrred about a the Star Scout award*. Every district ha* It* own pr> which it wished and pre-cooted Sanforxl'a troop 343 won '.ha between Palmetto and Hood Avra. by aoma of tha local establish* miles off Georgia ani It*. It* bSrm and it's up to the local re­ bundled mile* Tha lot extends from Commensal presentative to make this Known wind* eft JO to 40 miles an lioitrj imt'ccllon award and troop 3(1 Ave. io eein note i-oulevatj mill manta for same. ring felt from KTorwu IA| took tffjtri fur auetalanco. • on Ihe floor of Congress. It'd he were being Lake Charm Fruit Company, entrance* and rxli* on three nJre <'tlier^^ official* prs-irnt wet* the Mary la yland shore. proposed an amendment lo the founded in 1637. la headed by Her* la # iu oe I ho water «!,-e enidatn "Wa (relieve that shopper* wtU .Squalli ever thr contain William W. Tyre, Scmrtmpatar of •M for it, these com­ old Ward, of Winter Park, and his modity farmers would have shar gate winds. Tide* three feet above Troop 34: Clifford McKlbbon. Dil* find that the municipal parking brother, Ernest. Harold la man, .. , urn’ , he said. normal were nredlrtrd for the trict Oeganiiallon and Extension lot will prove as bo one of the 1ager and president, while Ernest attractive convenience! ' that a wnat rongm«mrn are area Seas will he extnrmelv' Chairman ami Sidney Vlhirn, m o a t rough, the Weather Bureau said Scoutmaster of Troop 343, all of since It la ao near to all of the Is manager of Iht lea plant. for". Ward told u* that two faithful Heavy rain* were falling on th«- Sanford; Waller Teague of Oviedo* local storea in Ihe downtown Lund also attacked Herlong for employe*, J. W. Beasley, packing area." Perktna said. coastal area* ahead and to thr DUlrirt Vice Chairman and Ivan failing to champion the inland One of the biggest crowds in house foreman, and K. C. Wise, welt of the renter. Farien*. of Drlund, Scout.nailer waterway project. sales event history is expected to bookkeeper and office manager, The storm, which has not been of Troop 34 and also, District "Had my opponent fought for have been with them slncn his the project, it would have h»cn named, originated near Cuba an Leadership Training Chairman be downtown in Sanford for the father founded the company. two.lay event, according lo local Sunday but K Is not a tropical The Rev. Darwin A. Shea gave underway now," he aald. "It J. Y. Harris ha* joined the merchants who have done exten­ ihnuld have been started 3U > ais storm, weathermen said. It formed the Invocation and benediction. company and la assisting Wlae la sive p'anning to niako Banner on the edge of a cold front whlrh DeLand will he host at the nrvl ago. In the past . .eight years, un­ th* office. der our pre-cn*. representative, pushed south to the Caribbean It Court of Honor, to tie held Dec. IT. Day* a complete lueccss. / Jo« I. Beasley is In charge of hat no eye which tvpiflrs a iron- ( wr have had little progress Ih t the ralery end, Ward satd. He alao l e a l s t o r m , n o r are it* area need* thu development It watches after the machinery in wuuld give us the water we need winds pulled In lightly around the addition to the processing and renter S I I* similar to the great for Ihe drought periods so that packing. IRi brother, Ray, hag storms that form In the North crop* would never tie In peril. It charge of all crate making. Atlantic in winter. would give u» cheaper IratuporHe said that they did not nandle The Florida town* of Pe!l*mrre, tntion. It would bring about a (Continued on Page Two) Kissimmee, St. Cloud and Taft The City of Sanford'* C*pit*| great industrial prosperity , . one Staton T. Field, prominent hi were flooded yesterday as Hi Improvement program and It* that would be secured fur ISe passed by. plan* will he presented to the agrieuBural elrele* ail over the future. Inricad of trying lo take Bain totaling IS Inches was re Seminole Cuunty Junior Chamber l-latf of Florida, and a brother credit fur many projects with copied at Fellsmere. Water areuof Hanford's Postmaster, passed which he had little to do, my op­ mutated to JO inches deep In the cf Commerce member* at their away at hi* home in Tallihaaiee noon luncheon meeting tomorrow ponent should have been spending streets. Roads were blocked tern- 1 Sunday night. at the Yarhl (Tub hi* time for Improvement* Ihe porarily and telephone lines were i ('tty Manager Warren EKnow- Mr. Field waa Administrative district nerds to badly.*' An analysts of 24* eaaaa on th« down. In wilt he Ihe principal apeaker. Assistant to the State Chrmixt In Ftondwaters drove about 2nn rev I Knowte* will outline the Capital the Florida Rta'e Department of docket of Seminole County Court for Ihe period of a month revesla i lent» from thrlr home* at Ki«-1 Improvement l’ r.«gram and the Agriculture. Survivor* inrlude one son, Wil- that pleas of guilty far e fe c d tho simmer They left behind their pari it will plav In Sanford and rsrs, rlothr* and furniture a* a Seminole County'* economy. To llsm T. Field of Ssnfonl; three edreature of bonds, said Rerplnn’o e* • • « g* • M O d S t J C S S I 0 I1 rrrek beside Ihe town fo*e loo asrtst him in placing the entire hrothers. Fred T. Field. Writ County Prosecutor Karlyle Houarapidly for them In save m»re A program hefor« the young bust- Palm Bearh, Esrl T. Field, Fort holder today. Itoiihye \|f>rt>>n. of IteMelter’ * tunnel wa* rut through a railroad nr«* men of the r»unty, Ihe San- Pierre, and Joel R. Field, San­ In the docket for ktondey Flower Shop, spent yesterday In' embankment to let thr water font City Managrr will have with ford; and a number of Mere* and estreated bond* in traffic ea«el Jacksonville attending Ihe Florida drain away. number 40. and In nondraf'le him. on display, acale mmlrl* of nephew a. State Florist* Association meet No live* were lo*t In the Kl» Ihe Sanford Civic Center and the Funeral service* will tie held rs-ev 23. a total of 63. ing. simmer evacuation but aeveral propo»e.| fire station No. Two. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at However, plea* nf guilt In traf­ While there for the meeting the persons narrowly escaped. Dam­ Tlie Javceev are urging a Urge Bnsson Funeral Home with Ihe fic c*tr* number W. and in nonlaw several nut standing floral artist* nf the «onthri«trm stain age estimates ran a* high a* two attendance of their membership Rev. A. G. Mrlnnis of the First traffic cases 20, a lo'al of toft. milli-.n dollar* in ordrr to get ftrathanl Informa­ Presbyterian Church officiating. In years past, said Prosecutor display their talent* in floral ar- ■ St. Cloud and Taft, small towns tion on Saidurd's development Interment will be In Oaklawn llousholder. eatreaturea have far rangement*. M’enllnnH w Bate Two! k'tiuuiisl Pata. {•<Oilf alid. exceeded Ihe plea* of guilty. Pleading not-gullty tn traffic rase* were five and no nno traffic CMC* Continued ease*, prcvalen' be­ ocr. ta cause of many people going north AdmUslona Rev. Gold Jarkmn (Winter Park) for summer employment h traf­ fic rasr* numbered 47 »nd nonMr*. 3!audr Rritt (Sanford) traffic 17 Rlrths: Six traffic case* were dismls-ed Baby Huy Wililatn* by Prosecutor Karlyle llousholder Discharge* I hut no non-traffic eases were die(Sanford) missed. Evelyn Jonea and Baby Girl One esse was dismissed by the Nora Macintosh (Sanford) Judge and on* rase wa* released Baby Girl Howard (Sanford) on piuhation. Itorolhy Mollm (Sanford) OCT 17 Admission* Fern Roston (lake Monroe) JoAnn* Mute (Sanford) Cloudy with rain diminishing to­ nirih*: day to partly rtossdy with widely Baby Boy Button •rallerrd showers tonight and n i * fillv i Discharge* Thursday; low tonight M U . George Whittier (Sanford) Elaine Bass (Sanford) Visiting Honra: Private Rooma, 11 Rooms, 3 lo 4 p. m., 7 to f< p. m Pediatrics, II a. m. to t p. m. CAPTAIN IMIIIHICT W. j .si n au .i, Commanding Glllcer, Naval Air Station. Sanfunl, launches The Parent* and Grandparents only; Sanford Branch of the Fleet Reserve A**oclatTon'» Building Fund Drive. Captain Jackson (right) Obstetrica, No visiting during Ranfurd it shown re« rising the first ticket from Chairman Shipmate J. A. Matthews on the 10 hp Kvinruile feeding of babies. Private Room* is I to be awarded at their Annual Picnic, Saturday, Nov. 17, at the Farmer's p. m. Semi-Private Rooma, 3 ta Outboard Motor which I* Auction. In addition a free turkey will be five* away every fifteen minutes. They plan on having a 4 p. m. aod 7 to • p. m. and ramea for all. (Official U.H. Nary I’l**> midway of Lund Says Herlong Damage Extent Failing To See Unknown Farmers' Plight Packing Houses Boy Scouls, Cubs Presented Awards At Court Of Honor is Improvement Plan Staton T. Field W ill Be Presented Succumbs Sunday At Jaycce Meeting In Tallahassee Pleas Of Guilty Exceed Estreature Of Bonds On List B. Morton Attends Hospital Notes Weather Additional Local News On Page 2 �CAUTION ORMOND REACH (ft - Motor •coort operators should be eiuUoui ;o f expiation because of aa infla•Denary spiral In tbo aconviy, •DUk Edgerten, "■ * " ■* florid* Hotel . i THE RAHFOftT).HERALD P u t 2, Wed.. Oct 17. 1956 Carter Appointed To Farm Bureau's Resolutions Board i CommUtloncr. to^l delrgste* at Use annual mceUiii of Mr Flor­ ida Motor Court Asm. y*t'.::d*y. Racing K«nnels Seasonal Arrive A t S O K C A s O pening N ears A6F MARKS ITS 97»k ANNIVERSARY ALL THIS MONTH W ITH... (CMliaaed frani Pal* I) the com *1 Lake Charm MU put pONGWOOD—Tap-flight racing' 11 511M1H *’ kensela from tanughw' the Unit- * Uct „ « ut nd W»l*e ore railing Into the Saa-j , f w Bnd M 0W tP0, of lf9 p,, ferd-Orlaada Kennel Club dally i ytar ward said. This ice 1* med Banner L Carter ef Saafard, aa the opening data loom* l e u ' for local consumption tn addition was appointed today to Mo ISM than a month away at the color 110 the pre-cooling of the eclrr> and other vegetable* grown by Xetolutioas Committee of * < ful deg track. riorida fir m Bureau by E. R. 1%t official racial teases open* lo«al dealer*. Although we knew that durina Finlaytan, president ef the bis B SS-day stand an Nov. IS, but Ike atari of schooling la much World War II, Lake Charm had »Mte-wide farm eriaalistion. closer, beginning Oct. SS. Fleet, helped supply Orlando with lee Carter, active In the Seminole greyhounds will compete In two Ward inured u» that they send County Farm Bureau, was ap­ weeka ef pre-season action, which j much iee to that aectioo during pointed aleaf with )Q other re­ D open to the public, in prepar- that time, A City of Sonferd Civil Service Examination will be presentatives ef Firm Bureau* ation far Ike regular ramptign. p e. Smith it general grove held In the City Hall at 2:S0 pm. Saturday Nov. 10 throughout the Mate. Bonner I*. Among Ihn first half doson ken- foreman. He it auitted by Hir Carter U ifcrelary-treaturer of 1056, or aa aoon thereafter as possible, to establish an nel* to take over quarters in the (;, Wainzight and many other field the Seminole farm group. eligible list for the class of patrolman. LMtgwond area were dogt from worker*. David G. Click, Clcwlitoo, will Celeradn, MauachuaeUi, Alabama Nelson sod Company, founded serve a* chairman ef the com­ and Florida. by Steen Nelson, who it still llv* mittee which beilas pra-convanPOLICE PATROLMAN Classy raring strings ownsd by Ing. ptued into the hands of the lion ■ciilan* at the Franklin John O'Oriando, George Fuller, talc Jl, F. Wheeler many year* Arm* Hotel in Fort Myer*. Fri­ Hob Bennett, J. M. Kiwsrd*. Her­ ago. REQUIREMENTS: Applicants for the police service day afternoon, October 21. (The man Burkhart, and F. E. Eaton, Sinre tbit time the r»mpan> must be 21 years of age and not ovsr 34: be at least erg anlf at ten's IMh annuli state | convention begin* Sunday after­ a powerful local outfit,compnaed j,,, m*jerniz*d it* building* «nd 5’9" tall and weigh not less than 154 pounds. Good noon, with rcglitratlm at the the eerly arrival* and close to alr tonjltloned thsm. Many new working conditions and pension plan. two doirn more kennels will pull mil bu-ineit venture* Chamber of Commetre). In ready for action within the nest i ha*f bcfn a(jded including WheelMr. Finlayion Hid that he haj two week*. Over *00 greyhounds rr y-cr|juJcr Company and Wheel AO applicants must reside within the City limits of appointed outitandini agricultural are espeeted In try for pur»r f f „ ariJware Company. leadera from throughout Florida money at the booming bin ford Sanford, be of good moral character and have had at Since Mr. Wheeler’* death, the to »erve on the retolutlon* commit­ Orlande track during the earning least a grammar school education. Opportunity for ad* tee. “ This group muit review hun­ meet, according lo Baring Secre­ company 1* owned by Mrs. U. F. vancement based on merit, industry and character. Wheeler «nJ her children, Mr. dred! of prepoied retolutlon* and tary B. C. Williamson. ar.d Mr*. B. F. Wheeler Jr., .ti tome up with their recommend*Jerry Collins, who took over and Mr, John fcvan* and Mr. uni Ilona to the Convention. They will For further details nee the examiner at the City Hall be read on the Convention Floor •a operator of tko track on a long- j j n> w j|. Martin. between the hours of 11:00 s.m. and 1:00 pm. Monday afternoon Tuesday the term leoee Mat yaar, is already B. F. Wheeler Jr. le pre»ident predicting a re- . • second elroigkt ro. rlactad delegatee, repreiewtlng predietiog rountiee from over the etate, will cord breaking season uoder bis l0B.|n.|iw< u , efreUr>-tr**.ur*r; CIVIL SERVICE BOARD either rejoet or pass them,” Mr. helm. and W. It. Martin, manager ol Some IIM.000 In improvements, Wheeler Fertilizer Company Finlayion said. Meek N. Cleveland, Jr.. Secretary The convention •e**i»Qe will bn Including a new glau-enclosed. This Urge company employ* held in the Kxhlbltion Building, ilr-eonditioned elubhou*e aeating N. 0. Garner, Examiner J*0*’1* l" ,h‘‘ •ad they arc tpea tb the genarsl *00 people, will be re.dy to .how for ■>. „ , » ■ k - v. . . public, official* at the itatn headquart era here, emphatlied. hardware bu*lne»» and the ferti liter plant. Fred Pierson I* foreman of the 1orange parking house. (Cm tinned from Peg* 1) Here a visitor watches with In th* Ki»«lmm*e River Valley, mounting interest the various prowere flooded in the business see- eesies the fruit goes through to liens. Airmen from Plneeaetle Air reach the eomumrr. T V golden Fere* B a s e helped evacuate balls are first sorted by Ike grad threatened families at Taft. era for size. Rising water bloekrd several Experienced hands move with road* leading into Lake Okeecho­ amazing speed to arrange them bee and It was feared that a 100- artiitieally In the boxes — or ralUlon dollar tomato crop In that cralri. Someone nails the crates area might be heavily damagrd. shot after which label* arc Ihtn ■But th* benefits of the heavy attached. rains may outweigh tl* damage. A. A. Myers and George Means It restored water to soil drird out are prominently eonnecteJ with In a long period of subnormal the fertiliser company. rainfall. Lake Okeechobee, the J. H. Lee, who hia beet* grove storage reservoir for an exten­ foreman for many years, has re sive Irrigation system, was catch­ tired. James Merritt Staley has WHO NOW OWNS AN D OPERATES THE ing th* Klstlmmee River flood and replaceJ Lea in this raprei.y. th* water wilt be available for Orron, better known as Dad winter eropi. The lake was at a Burnrtt has been associate I with low .critically . , ___ . lavel . , only . last . . .week . i th* Wheeler Hardware Company |j t0 r ’ * * M 10 for over *S years. A few ysars IB* lldeot level. «go p ,rr(]j Beasley wa* added to Jacksonville got 1 inches of ihe staff to assist “ Dad" with his 416 Sanford A tla n tic N a tio n a l Bank B ld g. Telephone 34 rain in 24 hours, two inches more duties. than normal for the entire mouth Among the office personnel are of October. Oriaodo received 414 W. C. Schumacher, John Coe. Mr* Representing Inches. A. R Tedford, Mr*. Edith nrook The two deed were drowning lyn, Mr*. Estelle MeCoIlister and victims, one at Daytona Reach In Mut Kathryn Lawton. Use heavy eurf and th* other on A. It. Ttdford is in charge of a lake near Cocoa when a squall the celery operations for the com piny. upset • boat. Our next article will be con Billy feet ef pavement and a HOME OFFICE - ORLANDO, FLORIDA bridge were washed out on State earning A. Duda and Sons, R. W. Read II between Canal Point and Cites Celery Growers and C. R. South Florida roads wrrr closed Clonts, Association Grower*. We tsmporartly from washouts and are certain that they will be in terrsting tophi. high water. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA 6.72 Inches R. J. CRUMLEY John H. Williams Insurance Agency AmericanFireandCasualtyCompany M m FIRE - WINDSTORM - EXTENDED COVERAGE Automobile — Aviation. All FormH Casualty “Cover-AIF* Policy FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS A elu»Ur of eeedlm* grape*, a freah pear halva nr some wed­ ge* ef red-skinned apph- help to make • luncheon sandwich look •nd Ultr good. The fruit will Le delleloaa with a filling of ham, chicken or cheese. WE RECOMMEND i ■•••-■••• CH EDD AR CHEESE MILD Lb. SHARP 53<59c WHITE MOUSE SAFE, PURE. STERILE BACK AGAIN! I H t S f l M t LOW P R I C t W I I H P U R C H A S E OF ^ S « P OH M O R I 1 MARCO U I I A N D HE AVY WFICHT W A I t R I [SS AI A LU M IN U M CO O KW AR E The JOHN H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY NOW OWNED AND OPERATED BY R. J. CRUMLEY Th# lima name: John H. 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Bosco 39c Burry’• Cookies — b-*« Os. Chocolate Chip 33c Ideal !!. can Dog Food 2 29 Flags Dried Lb. 49c lb. ran 21 «s. pkg. Baby Limas 21c 53c 4 lb bag Apples 37c FLAME RED LB. Tokay Grapes 10c BARTLETT PEARS tb. 15c NEW CROP YELLOW ONIONS Sib. Bag |9( BEANS 15c Lb. U. S. ONE WHITE POTATOES j. 3c li CRESTS!ONT BRAND DELICIOUS Automobile - Aviation — All Form* Casualty "COVER-ALL” POLICY 31c 33c 18c For Fine Waaheblce SUPER RIGHT LEAN MEATY ICE CREAM FIRE • WINDSTORM. EXTENDED COVERAGE Surf Lux Flakes Lux Soap P IC N IC S . . . . 29c-I S P A R S R I B S . . Lb. 39c BEEF ST E W 59c P I C N I C . . 4 Lb. S1.99 Margarine 2 ^ S t t e r t f r y EvgrSoid"<^ l.g. Pk|. SUPER RIGHT COOKED .Ills* ret Representing Deltrgrwt Super Right Quality Meats CANADIAN FUND Beef Hash INC. Calvin Bulloak .Management Potted Meat An inv«4lm«n( Ux th* r*. Stan CAN CTN. _ Ratk Site Libby‘a C b r u w u m in q . . . mmm AAP WEDGE CUT Idhby's Corned pourren and Industrie* of Canndn. Complete Information On Request lb.69c ANNIVERSARY Va ctn. 6 9 c ,« .\ o Jane Parker % Luscious CHERRY 8-ineh 200 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD Each 39< �a I . r\SF' •> 1i ----- r •i ^."jf.TTf T •• 'V i.*— *• 1 » -.u i Pacing the State that Leads the Nation Sanford Has Grown More In The Past 4 Years Than During All The 2 2 Years Previous ! >e» s T ^ >■> S ec r * T° Be W “» C » ^ , 5 * S ? v ***« , ‘A a ot«’ **;*?>'* (o',tA V' H * */// o/» »f< r<?</ »/i> v % ^w , '•V*,\ *nw > r 0 ' ^ t" , " > ; . ' <1 ?■ ***r c•■ *fl< **;?• / //■ kZ^TSS^Jy V k » « 't 3 \0~ «-r\ >Y> ' / \o \ Uo\^ vV \ \ & ^ S U<% /^T s ° *r^ ,; % %S vy;^ V O ' v AV* *v . p *>/. • S . ! f fc 0 r < * . * r >> *% , V, 4 -f c : /v 0. Av 'X. ” . ' 4% % % <s> ^ o 'V \ ° .NV 0s A 'V ". 0 \ \ \ o » kW ^ V, o. V \ W i ’ M HERE'S W H Y . . . "Growth" Is A Big Industry Too! In the past 21 month* Oilhnm & Tudor, Inr. have limit nml gold 201 homrn tn Santord, for a total ante* value of 82,759,* 00(1. Thin reprenentn more dollar com than the construction total* of our beautiful nrw Seminole Memorial Hospital, our recent newer improvement program and the Midrninj; and re­ building of French avenue, ull combined. You Can Buy A Home In V3 Thin ataKKcrlng comparison I* the achievement of only one firm—Sanford'* lending home builder. And our ronntrurllon program in ntill uolnx on, with plans extending into the fu­ ture for more nnd ntill more homcn for SAN FUND'S CHI­ ZHNS YET TO COME. 7 More South Pinccrent Homes are N »w Rcndy for “ Moving In” I I Homes Are In Various Stages of Construetiou 23 More Homes Are On Hlueprint Builders Of Finer Homes— 0<&e* W"06 9 a t ''c '^ Y e*! flut definitely! To nun a home and n piece of uound In Sanford today la tn mvn n >takr In a unldrn future of -mind and permanent cron III. America ha* dinrnvrred Florida auaio — it in nun- the fantrnt itrowing Slate in (lie t'nlon. thin time there ««ill he no i|uirk "iHHtm nnd liiml', hut nulld run-lruclion, lia«ed on nound emiiomirn of nu|iply and demand, and nhin duwn-to-earth hard-headed American common prune. m You Can Pay For Your Home In ■ SOUTH PINECREST for as little as O d h jM Y L .tr 9 y u l JjudoJL, . BRAILEY ODHAM SOUTH PINECREST In Monthly Payments ' l President $ 11,200 Lower Than Rent SALES OFFICEi 2 6 2 5 S. 'id FRENCH I by VA, EH A or 'In Service FH A CaQ 2100 or 2980 For An Appointment At Your Coneenienca mM •t*r *r ^ ■** j - —*ikt Y, UB �■ - V" tiVjn f t w . ,: F-vSwf * * ?* ? '• ? i f l C T t t A r e o i i f G r g R u r T tV b 'Sure To See Parade Of 1957 kodel Cars At Local Auto Dealers • Stevenson Dances Around Subjects it if they don't because wc can detect H-borab explosions without Inspection.” What did this mean? Did Itmean a "moratorium" agreed tite Tb* build-up ia well underway and there town dealer*' showroom* first. The cars arc before any nation ended H-bomb an air of anxioua awaiting among motor* the* same, the designs are not changed one. testa? Or did It mean the United States should lake the lead, and aa the 19B7 model automobiles arc |mt bit, the prices are exactly those prices offer* slop Ihe testa, with or without display. ed elsewhere, and you're giving the local | Russian agreement? ffcm juxf a few days ago until the first automobile dealer a big boost for his efforts Last night Stevenson said. "It in trying to sene you to the very bett of 9 the year the new models of various lines seem* to me Imperative that a will be making their appearance—and this his ability. world policy of stopping these testa be established at the very The local automobile dealer I* just as M a year of brand new lines and designs. 2 * 7! M <* « « « • • 1 ««* » « u up°n Tbe auto producers are vieing for honor* proud of his now model car aa the dealer ,n 1 other nations to follow our lead, first possible moment.” And he pirteiy clear. iBd ,h#Jr >nd in added: q might be In somo other locality. ia the "bigger and better than ever” cate* He's been all ovsr the lot on further testa, we will know about "I proposed last April that Ihe Sec the |mrade of 1957 new model auto­ •pry and it seem* that each manufacturer this subject- President Eisenho­ It and we ean reconsider our po­ United States take tbe Initiative mobiles from Sanford! going all out to make good hie claim. wer has said Stevenson made sev­ licy." toward this end by announcing our • • • eral proposals. Stevenson blames •Interest Ml in 1M new is „high S lfll-ps .M car model* -w . p „ regard„ ____ Nowhere In that atatemant did willingness to stop these tests, the administration for "astonish­ he say the United States should ‘calling upon other nations to fal­ fc a of whether the Individual is in the mar- * ing distortions" of what he said. ] go it atone. If necessary, and end low our lead.' and making it clear IPLaI aliAMM iiikan tbn t leal • tyt for one. That wan *hown when the first In trylnjtoumler.tand him. this ^ n ^ m'b , „ u . .{('hough tt that unleu they did likewise we Wo don't want to be sacriligiotis. but a r car design of the season wan.unwra|i|»cd suggestion wan passed along to us about waa the trouble: Was he suggest- might seem he meant that lines would have to resume dur expertIng the United States and Its testa, he didn't mention a neeed for manta." « ia Sanford. automobile driving. with or without agreement with agreement with Russia to end her In Iht meantime, Stevenson There are very few automobile owner*, As a matter of fact, the suggestion was Itussia to do the tame, and then' T * "" said, "because we cannot rely regardless of the vintage of their present to "Sing While You Drive.” And that seem* re«ume the testa if Russia didn't I 1* ' even on the firm agreement of o m t car, who aren't interested in inking a look logical, since one is much happier singiny follow suit? Or was he suggestBcrore the American Legion bloc of world power* the Com­ Los Angeles Sept ing this country take the lead In I f°a v»auon In at the new models. The urge to "window than if thu driver merely growls himself munists — we will proceed both proposing an end to the testa but I 5 h* ,,ia : ahop", if nothing more, Is strong about this along the highway behind the wheel. with tha production of hydrogen "I regret that the admlni-tra bombs and with further research ; time In the new model year. Hon chose to casually dismiss my in that field " Hut a Mu', of song* that go extremely Of course, there 1* an economic im|»art well with the speed you're traveling might proposal last spring to halt furEisenhgvrer. who has uld he the - testing of large nuclear dr coming along with the introduction of the be appropriate too: couldn't go into detail* for rra. vices, conditioned upon adherrncr . sons of national security, made new cara in the nation. After a sharp ilump At <15 miles per hour: "Highways are dreamed'af writing a novel. And ( lie since he waa a boy ef 11. and Jh* °*her V,0®** power* to a ' this statement last April 23, four Ry IIAL BOYLE in production planta are beginning to sound Happy Ways.” *"***• days after Stevenson's first pro­ NEW YORK l* —Chariot Mer­ also like most newspapermen, he he ehoae it as the locale for "Ralike a befhive and are humming again. At 55 miles per hour: I'm But a Stranger cer is an unusual author. chel fade." • tale about a m il-! "««»<> •*•«» »• »>**" .,h*‘ . posal: "Research „ „ „ „ „ without test ..1 ^ did nothing about tt. And the production pickup a* the new Here; Heaven-la My Home.” . perfectly useleis. a wasle of mo Not merely because he has hit During his Ihrre-year hitch at lions ry nurae sekrth for love and *“ • 0,a*x* agreed to do like-1 n#v.. models come off the assembly line will I* ney.'r A* 65 miles per hour: "Nearer My God the literary Jackpot with "Rachel an Army leutrnant In World War understanding In defying the an- wise dent tribal tabus of the dark con felt all along the line in the manufacture of To Thee.” Cade." a be«t-irlllng novel that, It hit wife. Alma, wrote and fold Then en Rept * 0 . at Stiver to net him aome 1200,000 for 1230 a magazine article about tinent. parta which go into the brand new automoRprings, Md., be said Eisenhower At 75 miles per hour: "When The Roll standi Charlie wrote the novel In ■ when all the return* are In. the trials and tribulations of a SOMETHING had "dismissed curtly" hla pro­ biles. I* Called Up Yontler I’ ll l»e There. year on weekend* in 11-hour Sat­ What make* Mercer unuaual ia i br*^p *n wkriime. posal "that the United Rtatrs take After taking a look at the first new urday and Sunday set-tons at And at 85 miles per hour: "Lord I’ m lha, X >M, no rMlon * hy pr, f NEW! “ I decided If ahr could do It, Ihe lead In promoting curtailment of tho 1957 automobile seanon and Comlnjf Home." tically anyone who can »tand be- ’ l could." Charles uld. Aflrr leav- the typewriter. It waa an Imrae- by all nations of hydrogen bomb Ing lonely can't do Ihe same ing the am ice ami returning to I “ '*• Literary Guild pick- Icsu.” Something hearing reporta, an well a* seeing picture* t thin*. pre.a aaiociation work in 19(4. ha H “ t»r Ua current aelection. the The phrase "promoting curtail­ o f the ethers that are to follow, we cannot « T - . . — : . . , . 1DIFFERENT! "Writing doe* require a certain ataried writing two hour* every Woman's H o m • Companion ment" could Risen the United help but realize why there I* «uch a big In- UOCKS# I G r m iflO lS |bought serial rights, and XKO Slates should take the teed In forest in thin year** design*. While considering the economic po.<sildlt bent." he said, "hut anyone who »u»pen»eful situation in I turned out 10 short stories' »n*PP*d it up for the movlea. It ending tbe lasts, with or without 1 • That’* where Sanford and Seminole C'oun- He* of the "Docks and Terminal./' project V!«t!TnTn a letter—can 1 •"‘i ■ nnvel- *nrt th*JT »cre all Is being published in threw for­ agreement. eign editions, "Including the ScanAt Minneapolis on Sept. 20 he ty folks get a break right along with auto- for Sanford, we were astounded to find, In #vrn,£?ly M , tell fiction. I *° *,*<t no PuMUher would touch dianlvan.". eventually wr„ write, „and them with a 10-foot pole," he reused still o(her language: "I have ,nrffrenfC between tho.t teobfle dealer* In other parta of the nation. recent releaics, that freighting on the na-, Their sudden leap to prosperity pro posed a moratorium on the ealled. A o a e hug* cover* and tarpaulins are llft- lion's 29,000 mites of Inlnnd waterways may who do and ihote who don't l< In 1*11 he finally sold a short has made no difference in the iestlBg of more super H-bombs. )*4 to ravaat the sparkling new creations si- have, exceldefi one. billion ton-miles last largely aclf-dliclpllne. Writing It stcry for US0 to the Saturday Uvet of either Alma or Charlie, If the Russians don't go along, people Evening Post. Then he made a who plans to continue writing his well then at least the world will noKannualy with dealers everywhere else. year. This releago wa* Imuwl on n prelimt- *n and**!*1 dally column. know we tried. Aad we will know nary tabnlntlon by the U. S. Army Corps of j j l ^ ,^ " ‘ writing l.^the big derision. In other words, Sanford folks have an "Before we couldn't aftold the "I read everything 1 had writ­ Kngineers. lonellrM industry on earth." «eportunity t* see theae erbv new fashions ten 'ip III then, and derided It bouse we were living In — tad MEETING CALLED Seemingly, from the reports and tabula­ Mercer. who I* a 39-year-old was all worthless," Mercer said now we ran," said Charlie. “ Tlut'a tltCWlN^ at tb* *ame time they are shown in other MIAMI REACH 'Jv-Tte Hotel dally radio and televteion columtions, there is shown a total o f 301.000.000 "So I take it out to Ihe backyard about the only change. The m> dealers’ showroom*, regardless of where Employes Union callad a meeting ton* of freight In Inland waterways in 1955 niit for the Associated Press, mar­ ami burned it — 130.000 words on ghbors seem a bit disappointed for tonight and both Its spokes­ «»0 »v .they might be. ried at toon at he left college for which I'd spent three years." that cur household hasn't gone In In comparison with 319,780,820 tons in 1951. a iU a week job at cub reporter. man and hotel leaders said there for more glamour. But I don’t Ilut hr had at last mastered the ! « Bo, if you're looking at new cars, even FROZEN It a possibility of settling the la­ So, from available figure*! Miere is a !though you are not expecting to trade In decided Increase in the use of inland water­ Like mntt newtpapermen he'a technique of fiction writing. Dur­ happen to want a trimming poo) bor dispute with tho ocean front FOR ing a subsequent 21-month hlteh or an expensive car. hotels here. tb * family “ buggy” right notv, take silvan- ways such ns the. St. Johns River. "Whether a novel makaa a pUe in Ihe Army during the Korean r i u / 1a | i j _ Al Berlin, truftee for Local 233, FRESHNESS iage of th* opjtortunitv to visit your homeWar he told 10 stories ami a cou­ of money shouldn't be Important, Interest is climbing to an nlltime high M O N O O wv III rlOVG predicted that more than 10Q of and It isn't the most Important ple of novrletles. He also latrr 4 in the building of the docks and terminals i L A lli 7 7 c f W l kAnre* published two novels, "The Nar­ thing to me. Maybe I shouldn’t the hotels would ting a contract, at Sanford—and with such renorts ns thora ^ / ^ UU^ ,V II,re row ladge" and 'There Comes a admit K. but I now actually enjay but Saul Cohen, bead of tha Mi­ The Sanford Herald ROUMILLAT ami Beach Hotel Attn., uld Time." the atocy of a clergyman. writing. It hat become a satisfac­ "there have bean no negotiations. we have read, the Interest will continue t«| V o t f i f S T h i s Y g OT PtM iiM o«itr k iN it lu t r i ir iu * ii» & « TAU-AHASSKE .*v_(ncomptete Hit real bonania Idea came dur­ tion In Itself." aa M w ii iltH ttitur Orltbtt t1. tail tt climb until there is realized a completion of Wa’vo had conversations, atrietly. And Mercer says alt that la ing a trip to the Briglan Congo PM OrriM #f at* fara. riartea t*Or tin Atl the project. ANDERSONS figure* compiled bv Ihe »e^retary No contract hat been approved •r C otfitii at Marrti I lit! In IMI to gather nrwsfeature sto- probably keeping you from writA greater iwrcentage of incretisc in the of state's office Imllcalr that Flor­ rirt. Africa bad Interested Char-1 ing a successful novel la — you. by tho association." rain paafttwa aeitar ■*! r«ui*na» Iht terser hy tho clock* MARION HARMAN BR. Kiaeattva Ultae movement of freight through Sanford ter­ ida will have about riS.nno more HVELTN J. COaHtWO aAvarttalaa Maaaaae eligible voter* for the '93A gener­ AND M MILLION POWT OFFICE TVa NtrtU la a wiamvar at tha Astaclatae Pr«t minals and docks because of the newness of al election than In IM2. TAMPA C R —Tempo la to grt a wVtab la aalltlaA atateatetlr la tv* far rrpuktlra- the project.would undoubtedly l»e felt. How­ These new voter- are one of the u r r -A -D A Y FOODMART Slat at all tVa lacal »awa prtataA la Ihl. «M».psp.r. two million dollar post office. Rep. ever, Ihe enormous amount or “loth lulk andjblg rVa«ont «hv political gucuer* William C. Cramer (R-Flai uld R a p ra a ta la d N a lla a t llf kf O a a a rtl A d v rrtU U i Park Ate. al 23tb Su piu'kefl commodities moving down the St. arc having a h.inl time trying to yesterday, but it will be built • a rt lea la s. lit O a o ra ia B u la t . Baak n i.l*. figure out how this slate will go A lla a t a G a o r tt a "OF COURSE" *, John* River to Sanford would Increiue the with private fundi and will handle in the presidential election. mad only. nation's total of ton-miles by a whopping riRSCRimON RATE* Four years ago when Florida M* par waak o»a Maatk li t* big figure. had I.3M.3M registered voter*. I at* Maatha Oaa Taar At the same time, Central Florida would Ihe slate wrnt to Republican •atl in.ta iltaarp aatlaaa. aarda ikatkt rtaalallMt rtaal aatlaeo, aefO a af iknU ana i af aataeutaawat far tka paraat# a f rtlllif lie served by barge lines moving into this Dwight Elsenhower over Adlal wtn ka akargad fa* at raqwtar tdrartl IrartUtaa ran freight center aa they have never been serv­ Stevenson by a margin of almost By JAMBS MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst not ending them ualesi there waa agree meat? WASHINGTON UK-Adlal StarA look at the chronology ef kli rnson, who speeds a lot af time statements shews why these ques­ polishing his speeches, sometimes tions arise: takes the shine off them by doneU st April M he said: “ I be­ In* around the subject Instead of lieve we should give prompt and laying la plain language precisely earnest consideration to stoppin* what he means. further tests of the hydrogen This happened with his su«|es-' bomb . . As a layman I question Goes on ending H-bomb tests. n * m s s in multiplying and enMonday nlfht, ifitr months o f »Urflnf wsapons of a destructive talking shout It, he made a long power already Incomprehensible 5 Sing While You Drive' £ Charles Mercer Is Unusual Author FROZEN C AN D 7* > It Costs You Less... ed l»efore. We l*elleve that the "dock* and termi­ ! TODAY’S milLE VKR5B nals" are economically sound nnd an impor­ The world sceth me no more, but ye u>e tant factor In creating growth as well *s me. —John 14:19. stimulating an tndurtriall.v sound aren for Our aacred books are filled with propheey the business Investors who would like to , of him and history of hi* wnlk among us, he choose 8anford for the location of their ! bB* plainly marked a WAY. newest enterprise. ______________Wednesday, Odolwr 17, lWft 100,000. Indlrallons are that Ihe I9VI registration tola) vsIII go past the 1.eon.ooo mark. With re|»orts from «l* countries ■till out. Ihe registration totals gave 1,333,990 Democcatie and 107,13* Republican. The other parties had 9.1*9 Counties siltl out are Calhoun, Gilchrist, Indian River, Lafayette, tnt were typed at tha bottom of "that it had been ^an_ unhappy a(u( liberty. Their combined tha report. ' illuation from the first beeaute registration will run past 40.000. Mr. Cammack was quoted at of reported whippings and unusThe breakdown on Ihe 1932 raglsaying, "There are a group of ual punishment." We have quest- atration wa* 1,213.0*3 Democrats, people Influential In Geneva, and 1lotted our children ami have found 116,794 Republican- and 7.639 oth­ ANIWBR TO CHARGER who do not havt children who Ihcre have been no frequent whip- ers. So Indication- ate that Ihe CONCERNING want tin- srho'd In remain in Ge­ pings. The tearhers report that Republican registration It gainGENEVA SCHOOL - Bine* Geneva has recently re- neva." It Is time the community none of Ihe three Cammack child- Ing percentagewise with respect ' dMvad unwarranted publicity In of Geneva assert itself and de­ ren have aver received a spank- to Ihe Democrats Negro registration appear* to total newspapers, we, the under- clare unhesitatingly that we con­ Ing at Geneva School—had \not signed parents and pubIM-ipirited sider It a distinct asset to have needed any. Also, pupils have not have reached an all time high <RJgttt, wish to go on record aa In Geneva turh rivlc-mlnJed in been punished for going to re-11although there are no romparaskating that we heartily endorse dlvlduals who have a sense of rooms outside of regular periods live figures hy races for t933. {TheNegro registration figures for the Geneva 8chool and Its leach- loyalty,pride, and responsibility ’ as tha complaint aUted. ' era and appreciate the unselfish toward the school whether they1 The September 14, 1936. issue of 81 counties gave I332G0 Democrats ______ ^ __________________have children In school or not. (he Orlando Renllnet states "an- *'*'* Republican*. interest they have shown In our Children. We arepleased with our' ** * situation w# would call other child had hern lold to go' children'sprogress, and feel tlsat I towaJthy and American rather than home because *h«- was maladlust-. quite so esrty. She did not refuse led and learher refuted tearh it compare* ravorably with that unhappy." .......... 1 “ * Ihe *— *■--------' — * lo|to ............ .. her. *— The llrrald alto states (hat Mr.-leach her." rite lesehcr In «i'ie|.| Again, we, the wndertlgncd.| af other pupil* of Seminole Coun ty. The "unhappy situation" L an and Mr*. Cammack charged "one tton suggested to the mother that wlah to reiterate our faith In our Ckreptlen ■nd dosw not at all ra- ° r 0**lr children had been ipank- sometimes when children are Ira- leathers and In our achooL Signed by II parent- and patrons; : fleet the atmosphere that prevail*' ** frequently by one of the teach-' mature, it might be better for the era In the Geneva Bebool, and, child not to try to start school of ihe Genets School. {at the Geneva School. • The Ranford HaraM jwihllshad •eplunbcr II, 19M, states "a re­ port made by PTA President. Mr*. ; H . L Pulford, waa read, and rit•ed the Investigation by that or{ laniaatlon at tho Geneva Rchool." Inasmuch aa no complaints were ever brought before the local PTA . for discussion and no com ml tire BOTTLED GAS $6.00 NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SAN FO RD G A S CO. *01 K. FIRST ST. Letters To The Editor BOOKKEEPER WANTED •waa ever appointed at a PTA . meeting for the purpose ef lave*' Ugating Ute school. It would follow tfeat this "so-callod committee" area sot representing Geneva PTA. ' W a group of eight people were ■ naked to meet ok tho hems of ! last year's PTA President on Ap­ ril 9, 19W; Just before the meet- tag with Rchool Trustees, to diecomplaint* that had { drawn up. Romo were not aware • the group was to bo designated at ! a PTA Cosaarittef, aad afterward* , sited Mat their names be' wtUf• draws. The Herald atetee "aev«ral ef the rigaer* ef the ted requested that their names I* withdrawn." The fart to there wtn no signers except for tho Must be resident and thoroughly experienced. Good salary, two weeks Vacation with pay, insurance benefits, etc. If you can qualify, this ia a good job. Apply to W. B. Nicholson NICHOLSON BUICK CO. jf SANFORD, 'FLORIDA. a submitting the report. m , Use Batons of those pros- F V -fT-l-Ll a local TER 100-I.B. CYLINDER PHONE 1340 CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. 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G rad a A M edium E ggs doz. 43c Lean Pure Ground Beef Ib. 37c Western Pork Chops Ib. 65c �• :,r T n g SANFORD IfERALD Tum., Oct 18, 19S6, Page 8 S o c ia l £vent& Conning The News Hj VIRGINIA CONN The Driftwood Circle of the Icam by doing. this lari unJ«r Sanford GarJcn Club held If* »P«v-ial con.tderation by Alice Tint meectlng of the *ca*on Mon- Mill*. February, good gardening, day morning at the home of Mr*, practice*. March, preparation for Jame Guy. Mr*. Robert Stone wa* 'be garden *bo«, April, flower wai co-ho*te*». There were aboU: »ho" and wild flower tilde*, and ten new member* preaent at the 1,1 May * buffet *upper and »ocgathering of twenty. Mr*, fa - '»»■ galbering with the husband*, laika, Mr*. Guy** mother wat a "*"> l» »•“ > chairman of the gue*t. Mr*. Fred Gam*, president Gower *ho» tchool to be held of the Sanford Garden Club, gave No'ember 13th. t«th, anil IMh. an lntere»ting lecture and demon- The charge will tie lie for each slration on an introduction to ar- Icclure. although the Driftwood ranging. She explained thee baric circle is paying out of It* trea.ury principle* of design in preparing a") member* who with to a good arrangement, and the “"end. The regular meeting* arc conditioning of material for u*c held the third Monday of each In dried arrangements. One of nionth, with tpeakcr* to tie anthe mod helpful hmtt wa* one " " “ "cw*. Every member will tubon preparing |iointtttia« for u»c m" 4n •rnsngement to the flower in the house. Mr*. Cana* explain* *h»w in April, ed that the most successful method The Driftwood circle ha* a new wa* to plunge the potn»ettia« com- project in not only the interior .MEMHEIiS (l| n il: Garden Club*. Driftwood Clnle admiring a se t in urianK«tiiviit at the homo of Mrs. J . W. Guy on Mclionville Axe. pletely In cold water, leaving them decoration of the II.U.IJ, but the Tliej are ll.efl to tighti: Ml* O. It. Gray. Mr*. It S. Stune, Mi*. II. A. >ul-on. Mia. J. W. tiuy, Mi*. It. I.. Mi tiger, Mr*. II. J. Milt* •ubmerged for teveral hour*. Aft- landscaping of ihr exterior. The •< h \| it. Itnwkln*, Mr* 1 irl l.egfetdl, Mrs, .nils Colli, .Mir. J, IV. OHill. o'*, ll <1 I. -llflKiV, alls ... M .Oil), er drying, the Gower* may be committee, headed by lletty t!u>, Mi*. II. C- Ilanstn, ana Mi*. D. Dticiuigio, (Muff t’ lioloj u-rd in a variety of decotatiom. will meet on Wednesday afternoon Her demonttration wa* bated on with a group of bachelor officer* Voile William*, Mr*. Dan Ratten, “ Iralning the eye to tee the beauty to di*eu*t plan*. A.ter the icMU* Anna Corley, Mr*. Gordon ■round ul," whereupon the pro- decorating of the interior I* comFrrdcrhk. Mr*. Malcolm lx>dge, reeled to make a magnificent ar- pleted. the circle will aituine the Mr*. A. O. Iluberis aand Mr*. rangement of wild weed flowers re»ponaibillty for inainlalning the with hibiscus at the focal point, plantrrt within Ihr building. And. Wallace Tyre. The Driftwood Orel* it the " U,UJ*' *he girls will continue There will oc a ipeeial meet­ Navy circle of the Sanford Garden lo add their beautiful arrange­ ing al Mra. Voile Williams' noma Pledge Ritual Degree* wrre Club. Any Nax> wife, enlisted, re* ment* to buffet support and at which time the members are given In pledges at the Rota Sigma lited. orNiffiee may Join The first lunrlicont. They are away willing Phi meeting Monday li ght in the invtrurtc-1 tn bring in all article* meeting wa. held In February *35 work,“r* •' an> decorating project, Gwendolyn Yvonne Cullen (Photo By Cox) hr Slr|s«u Ssrne The Homecoming Dance will be home of Mr* Joe Corley on Cam­ lo be sold at the b.-vrnar. under 'he rhairmanthtp of Mr. ^hote who with to Join may call K>m with Lc» eron Axe. Those* receiving the'k Verne Redfiedl. At time their ,,lkc S!onc for fuf'hrr inform*- Soioiii> Ruth »e.ison at Stet­ in the men** son officially began Sun-lay *llor Drown and III* Hand of Renown. Degree* were Mi«* Stitanne Ratproject wa* the placing of plant* gai r bri.lge Boolt »vilh the I'anhrllcnie Tv.r Alumni will be guest* of l're»l terson, Ml** KlUabeth Rillunu-r, I In the dispensary and library, and . Jane Miller ^ SO.MKTIIING flower, tn the chapel, one which ,unr,'ron Tncday. with seven lield in IIre- palh>r of Ninth Hall, (lint and Mr*. Doak S. Campbell Mrs. Alfrevl Greene, Mr*. E. iV, were All sorority member* looked very fo Salurda> morning brctkfavt Peterson, Mrs. Ralph Cowan, Mr*. continue! In this day. The circle • "riM,lns! They The llomeroiiiing will be Lloyd Swain and Mrs. Jame* NEW ! ............. - Queen won a *pedal award at the *33 , ^Swin. n, l.i>ul*v I’skrr, lovely In Iheir f..rmal* ahile m»h W Jean Dooley, Jean Stetson, Skip werr rimiming in afternoon announces! al the I'ow \ V .> w cole Jenkins. flower show- with the beautiful Mr. and Mr*. Jame* Polk (‘ul­ The Pledge Ililual will lie held Something Christmas tree in the lobby of the llorirl. Docile King, and Glnny drr»c». Following lb. tea, nil bralmn Friday night. tra, Crystal taike, announce the Negotiations are bring made later for Mr* llutteri Crumley and ni»hre. werr nivilp.1 In visit the Mayfair Inn at the opening last V,r« ,M ,n < 'onn vron • ,' i»**' engagement of ft-.rir daughter, Mr* Duval Hunter, who were un­ DIFFERENT! Iteccmbrr, Sharing honor* with ,nJ Jani' niade off with apartment* of thr various ooi >• tins week tor Manlr* Whitcomb’* able to attend Monday'* merimg Gwendolyn Y'oune, to Harvey ’ Marching thief*" and toaeh second, rltira where sorority nirmlrts the Magnolia and Central circle*. Clauson Wilkin-on, -on of Mr. and There wa* a di»co*ilon on Wavs The •Hr Driftwood circle aim won first . tsoard of the Officer'* Wive* were delighted lo give Ihcm a Jack llaskin'* ’ ’ Flying HIkIi" cir­ and Means project* and also the Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson, IMS W*. cus troup troup to to *l aptw-ar on various ct h,,rr here 'V*d"*»J«y Wcdnrsjay morn- grand srand tour tour. honor* In Ihr Undtraplng procu* l> First St. committee on thr Harvest Rataar ject last spring in Li'tie Venice. In*' ,,Un* dl»<-u..rd for , Ituahins l*r"n lln '..l"«ion Into New ^ V h r^ orth hr liic which U to be hrl-l on Nov, ft. Ml*» Cullen was born In San­ A Founder** Day meeting s«asIn. tlaiiouren patty to Ire held #r|,l with Informal * ‘r .A r " present offices are; Mikr Rrfre-hnirntv wrre served by ford and was graduated from held Friday at 3 p. m. by the The FSU \i1lanu»i Villanov* lindball game ()e Stone, chairman; III Gray vie*. 11 ,hp R °-W- tletober 27lh. Ttck.-t* P"rtl« * fivrn by racli .nrority to FSU circus and hand the social ronimitter. Seminole High School with the faille Harrison Chapter National rhnlrman and flower* .how com- " rr now ,,n *a,p from ,llf " P " ‘ * l,ifh ,lhe *"• ms-ird. « « W X. ThTho»e attending were Mi*. Jack form at halflimc rlats of 'M. Sneety of Dnughtrr* of American mlttre: Jran Sin.on fc-surrr- *«*ntativc* in each unit. A.-Iive re- • ’ ’ lu.lulr of t'n-r "coke*’ abr’ lo mlttee; Jean Stetson, trraturrr; S ; t’amiMign for senate ard (rc»h- Armstrong, Mr*. Donald Rates, T 31r. Wilkinson i« a native of Revolution In the home of Mr*. Camille Mrtigrr, srrretary; lletty wnT of fleer* and lliflr wive, ate paitlr* i* n* follows; Monday Mi*. Ilatold Chapman. Mr*. E. man cla** officer* anin *w in A. W. I.er. Daytona Reach, but has made his 'lu; T'T.lay night. ...... . ... „ , Guy, I'rogiam chairman. Jean N ervation, may be Although the Society wa* char­ home in Sanford for the pa*t few 1*1 Beta l’hl; Wednesday night, foil »wmc at ISU wilh toi candi­ C. Harper, Mr*. J. I,. Ilortim Jr., Tr-frhtt, horticuliare. Muriel for ,hrm h> re,,‘nR ,K'1 Mr*. Warren Knowle*. Mr*. C. year*. He graduated from Sem­ tered hy Act of Congn*** in ie.a Tun Alpha; Thursday night date* in thr running Hawkln*. membership; and Alice cx*' 3la , . . M. Null'll-, Mr*. It. It. Saxon, Tech Talk wrrp De*t*. Hell* Delta; Frttav night. inole High School in 1333, af.er IIM, It *va« brought out In the Mills, publicity. . ,h« r “ » «. Georgia Tech ha* recently an­ Miss Cherry Singletary, Mi*. Alpha XI (Vila. Next week for which he attended the Univrrtity - rossram given hy Mr*. II. W. ‘ MUSH I nounced a record enrollment of Rudy Sloan, Mr*. G. Andrew It wa* actually - The main p u m of the circle n ,))lt VA|, s |)ol|jf Ma. |)onjI1. nml partiis* will lie held of Florida for one year. He it Rucker, C ANDY S|>s-cr, Mr*. Sam Thurmond, Mi*. After a season of f,a»„nlly s ‘ 22 *lmhnt» for the fall Irrnv n-.w- emplo>rd by the Sanford founded in 1X90 by four ladle*— i. to inerea.* their knowledge «f Fa.ron, Jane Pott*, Station, Itniv “M, -sedenlnTo thl. end an E,„an.ky. VAII-II, llc-etly Guy ru lung FROZEN U -' Cora'Cuia llotiling Co. Mr*. Mary S. Lockwood, Mis* at SIC..... Kappa Al ™** J " III Kr„ n MurM, VAII 9 lu has clniim-it Jimmy Krider 5,402 vet in 1917 whin World War The wedding will lake place on Kugrnia Washington, a sourin of Interesting program for the year S!affi FOR II veteran* made op a majority Dec. I at ft p m. at the First Bap- George Washington MI*» Mary |I.-, ucen .cnedulrd by Betty Guy. Kay Dwyer. VA117, wa. unable while Jim Hawkins pledg'd Sig­ of the students. I h.iplt-r No 2 ll. K. S. will ma Nu. ti*t Church. A rereption will fob Desha and Mr*. Kllen Hardin, In Notrmbrr thr Ihcme will hr |0 Attrnrf FRESHNESS Those atteiuling Georgia Tevh ,lcrr |, , rrfipf drtnitri, b). Stoxer Tbe-rtre season ticket* from Sanford Include: Marvin j honor Mr*. F.lhcl Dial ion, Worthy low at the Sanford Woman’* “-with Mr*. Harrison wife of the Tb-Mr.giving arrangement. DeeGrand Matron, al ft »> p. m. Sat­ M. Miller of VAII 9 for aio now on sale, Fite major Club. President of the United States, enilK-r. rhri*tma* decoration*. In Mr*. Gormbel. Philip Toney, Robert acting a* the first Pie*ldcnl aanuaiy there will be an all day ||0 T Texas r|,ee.e .safer* ' i ran veep fur •'•dy Vtiilcr.' J-e' Hunt, Joe liulchlwn.1 urday, Oct 27. when the group, ROUMILLAT work shop where member* may Cream H cup hultrr General. f.xe Hollar. — the . play* w ro ,-hjr|P, MiH,,P. u , ry Rpmey am', mcvrix in the Masonic Trmi'le. A bouquet will prcirdr the — — ! Add 3 flip* sharp grated, reviewrd on Ortohr 3. You van j .jy,,,, Uaildrn. The Founder* and Charter & cheese member* looki-t into the future wvite or phone Stover Theatre \|arv|n it a Junior and it nil- m e e t i n g al <i p m. a' the AN PERSONS I cup flour • play. “ Time Out f\>r Gingrr". j)irjl||, (n imluvlrial Engineering Shrine Club ne»er\atlun» to Ima* a Society working with edu­ f fra*p. *alt fv» you r* treatloi Pv* ft st ||P p|4, , |n (ho Tech band and made with Mr*. Walter Haines, “ on the earner hi the elnek“ cation. not only for our peoplr wi I Im-given llonirreming We,-t.- |J%I >rar bp UOrke>l with the year telephone iiiimtH-r 1329, not later » leasp cayenne pepper hut al-sr for education for the State M-liolarshlp (e«is for pro- hiaik. Along with then- artivilir.j Ihan October 23, i — AMI foreign-horn Thr D A. R. own* WEDNESDAY ** ruP n" ' ’, ehopped fine Clot. November I, 2 3. he manage* to maintain a D averMemorial Continental Hall, a Prayer Meeting will be held at KofJn '"J" ro,U' " n'1 ' h,|l An engagement party honoring •-eatitiful building filling an en- the First Itaptlit Church at 7:30 FOOOMART *n'' l,*kr in "'ml- siieelixe teu lit-r. were given ve»- age. Philip, a Junior also, is on crate 32j 3,»0 oven until l.ghllv teidiy moining in the ronfen-iire the I'n op plan working put of Mi-- Yvonne Cullen and IfarveyI Hr- Mori in Wa-hlngton. D. C. pm. II wax erroneously printed in brown Park Are. at 23lh St. loom in Allen 11-til at St>ls.oi. the year In Orlando In elertro\Xilk in-on was held la-1 night in ami, with lit National I.Ituary, The Senior High Fellow ship It**last nichl's lb ral.i that the Ann x It. ,'lillcr Have* wa* in eluvige nlc*. the home of Mr. ind Mr*. I*. T .- l-illng and landing llurrau, Mu-1creation of the Flr»l Presbyter­ “ OF MlUttSE" Miller Circle would honor Mi * Sport* lime of the examination* Approxi­ Harkey. 312 W. Hith 81.. at ft p. seum and Auditorium, it Is a ian Church will meet at the Seen at the Stetson Northwrrl- lune Spencer and P. A. Rulner mately 73 oeholm slilp. will ho m, A buffet dinner wa* *crxcd credit lo any city, Mr*. Itu-ker Churvh at T or p m. ern State football game In He xxii*1 a reeepllon following ihelr r- '--de<l in *t ir to the guests, coii-isting of ham, stated. Thr Mil-Week llihlc Hour will we lding on 0,-4, 20. It lx some nf Ilie state upon the havtv of tlir.n l^tul lisl Friday night were tin key. rnbapplf*. pnkle*, <onHighlight* of the local chapter hbe eonducted by the Rev A G. the member* nf the Curb- v.ho envoi*. Those usi-iiinr the scho tevrr.il fniin Sanford Among arr giving thr rri-rptiou. gealeil *ala I amt pea*. The lovely were also cited; that It was or* Mclnni*, I'a-tnr of the First Pres­ tar ship will get $|o-i u vesr dor- lliert- w.re, 'Ir, an-l Mr* 'tar sterling *.lvrr serving dithe* used ganited in 11*18 hy Mr*. Kllia- byterian Church at 7:30 pm. The reception will takr plmc at I e tm- rrm.'ird-r <1 'Her • -I xin Milam, Mr and Mr*, liar were the tallie s onl) decuiation. helh Harrison Starling; that the Hie Chan.el (Tvoir w*|| rehearvc ny MARI W R. Ju m .s 9 p. m. at the Elk’* Club, The bride-* table seas overlaid charter Hat Imasts 2<1 names; that nt Firit I'rrshytrrian Church •WIEfKi Tl>e Civic l minuter lege rares-r. an t if the |>ecson oner Redding. 'Ir. and 'tr*. J 'I AST TIME t o n ig h t teaches for tin- IiuiiiImi of ys.it* stinecipher, 'Ir. and Mr*. F S. with a lace elnth and featured a Mr*. George (Elliabcth 8.) Hl»- at 7:30 p m. STARTS «:J# " f fhc Oviedo Woman's Club v<ith tjlinson, Mr« r<t|>eland, an .| M r. quite Interrttir.g to have a Home­ •U p vrh v'xrthln is recetvrvl two-tiered cake, adorned with hop, still a member, wa* the first There will be a Week Day 'lr*. R E Wei»enb*r*er n* ehair, . . . . *MMata to be ani' " r'i " " '* Dreckcnrtdgf. coming Sorter Game Instead of, lUiea-of-the-valley ami wedding on the ll*t; that among the Re Kindergarten at the First I’ ic*» oian. a*«l*lrJ by Mr- George the money do<v not luv Iletiile* seeing a gout game and football' liell*. There wav a beautiful ar­ gent* were Mrs. R. K. Tolar, blr‘ frUln . . ,i.hurch frora 9 00 Morgan. Mr*. Lynn Mo er. Mr. repaid. tiring thrilled when Sanford'* own Hells Cord and Joe College FSU tTllbfv rangement of white pompom* on Mr I. Starling, Mr*. W. K. Wat­ through 13:00 p m Mae E. King. Mr. Jo.rph leln Jim llawkln* kicked thr extra Mix* Hetty Ann Munson, vale Th* faired FSU Ciiruv, "Fly the table and at either end were son, and Mr*. Hrrberta II. LeonThe Hex, J. B. Root will eon- har, j|r, A!cx EPmbarl an) M|,, ing High’ *, hat reeenlly chosen |Hiint after SteHon’ * touchdown, dictonan of last year’s graduat­ three white taper* in crystal can­ ardy, who wa* later State It* the**- Sanfurvl rrsideilts *aw an ing rlas* al Seminole High, bat a Sanfoivlile t r lo- among lt« m-ru i i s Z ^ i o T ; ' " K*,hfr l,n" rL trr " hnl'in* • delabra. gen*, and I* now a memlier of the WTRR. Sanrord, at l.-O a.m. womlerf.il program for the .mexcellent halftime show. The stet­ pledged Sigma Delta TaU al So­ futtner* — this iv F.llathrlh .IMSSMIMI,, The gueit* were sealed at in­ faculty of Miami University;' The Hutine** and Professional _ ‘ , ... . . son Band went through a »erir* u. . . . . . r-i..K _ hi . . . i a* so ni,nl ‘ "PPcr honoring riclr hu. ClnnaaEeofC Woodruff. Also Kliial-rth ha* nf manuevrr* amt each major- phie Newcomb In New Orleans. , . .. . dividual tabic* v ith their place* and, that five acre* of land or Worten* Club will .reel al 6.39 , had more honor hs-aned i.|H>n lir e rMe was u-lr-Hl irv-,1 with a fan Louisiana .V " 1 *cn l ,r, n,p/ n,f , \ marked with place card* whlth the WriKiva River w»* piesiitrd p m at the Yacht Club. Feature^— Hov ard Mired, who iv attend The Civic Department of UlP cd" Ahool fa.udh . he given •lip ha* Iwm tho-ii» a* a fan tinrluding n.ir served al-o to announce the en­ hy L. P. Hagan to the Chapter Harriet illg I lenuon Collrge on a West „ . ____ „ m ___________ , I riday evening, Oct l-J. at 7 p 1 o-Fralurr • ■-e - ■•■t'sr >•< the Fan- Redding who na» really cute In Sanford Woman'* Club will meet gagement. These were made of fur a park in 1933, rrn Klectrir .Scholarship, placed in. at the Memorial hulldlng hi-Ilt-nl r'ouniil from her i-imal 1030 a m. to fold Christmas white starfoam and were fa-bion­ During the business preceding l-er new green and white uniformi hlghrtl in Fnglith of all frrvh They have rautiorird all nu m ed in the shape of wedding bell*. the program, it wa* decided that Seal* until noon. There will be -vcral twirling and acrobatic men in In* Knlrancr Exanuna White «alin ribbon and lilic-of- (■sixes of clothing would l>p sent a luncheon at 12:30 p m. followed hers lo be *ure to cooir. al>o lo understand, KlUnovli I -u numbers « n e fi-atured al«n in lions llowanl i* ilu.lying civil En­ bring a laige covered li*h. fill Hip-valley were u«cd lo complete lo the D.A.R. School*, Tamttiee, hy a Joint meeting with the Fine thm* *• ill anl i (oiling a fur baton art with the gineering and It a member of ed with something good tn cat. quite busy. fhc place card*. light * mil IIOT< see, S. C., and Kate Duncan Art* Depaitmcnl at 2 p m. ami their rating servuc-uolevt THURSDAY ____ _____ _____, Jlmniy .Fox. . . . «on ,, of 'li- Mur/. Following the dinner ice cream Smith, at Grant, Ala.; tint His­ Aim during halftime those girlllosrmaiy Garner ha« Ik-c-ii rprrnt| . nt.-r<-.i F.sf ..i n - ■■nlerrd in the beauty eontevt. lo| an.l cake were servrd, with the tory Aw aid* l-e again offered in The Brotherhood of the First you are fortuna'r rn.-ugh lo hr a elecird h .-'l reirrtrnlalivr In tin ill have their '• • • • "■ »nd ha, Mp, „ Tji, uuu-g.v Ice cream being in the shape of Seminole High, Oviedo High, Ly­ Raptut Church hePI this Saturday night, wen deni guverimirnt at Jark-on Me­ . v>. -■•-.■ H |I»DS . -. and sour ’ ’belter fraternity. Prior In rnirimg FSU. ,,rr program monthly *upper ar.d ......... - .lirin.... yo-ir»rlf , a huge wedding bell, sprinkled morial Hospilal in 'liami. Hie man High and Sanford Junior meeting at T:00 pm. half • if Y"U are a teacher - if Jimniv w a . stationed ' Fran* ■•, . I i l l Naiite an 11 largest Inxpital m Ihr South. . Ff PHY lO fQ ’BlVlRlV GAWANO fijtS with rilver. High Shoot*; that D. A. R. Good There will be a training meet 7"11 » rr "'b e hn.lm-l .-.me The hostess’ gift to thr young \g.trray altemle I the f lor Rosemary i* in nurse'* (raining \YALiIH ABtl HDSiitta* Cillieix* Award* In- given in the' Ing for til trailer, at 2 p. m. a,'.ng with the ’’ wlfie’’-and you. fort, Geimany with the U S. bpr w o M is iu v a in iM i rouplc was a beau’ iful alabaster V * • l b K bia-Rire rodbalt game la-I Sat! there. thera high school*. at tha Council Center, tot E. 23th tnr one time, will not be .orry rope— Italy, Fiance, H.e Scan-, ur,|a) Iciliii* * ' Oi l' liaineivllle wlu-re Nillir lamp. Hilly Park, tbidt-nl of I'ufF wa* ll wa* announced that the |you. went for Itie Idr* Invited to be with the honored ■in avian Coanlrle*. and Swltler-1 .Nance is a student at U id F. in Sanford llii* past weekend " ^ t ’lllLIMIEN UM»HK 12 ----------------— lard poring bn travel he en |f have been reading the visiting hi- parent*. Dr. and Mr*. guest* were, beri.le* the ho*t and chapter memlier* had taken fif­ The laid lea Aid Society of the MiMIFIED I’ll KB teen member ship* In the Semi­ Lutheran t hurch of l*he Redeem q f\\ki a a , • • . rnunteerd Jimmy Whatley, Randy |.port* pages of Hie various On ( C. L. Park hoites*. the bo*te*s* brother in­ law and »t*ter. Mr. and 'tr* D«»» nole County Mental Health A*»o- er will meet at 7.30 pm. at the D r W M C C l S I O n i Q l I l Reynold*, nnd Floyd I ■•■■i>»r o f |ra| | |.,rnl* new ,pj|M-r» recently . ' elation and wrre cooperating you base »cfn that Junior Metis 1 Stanton, Mr and Mr*. J. P. Cul­ ? , / hlle ,lfph*n‘ Ml*. Ann. Ilrxol. di.trict III- Sanford. Ou 1 i > D a " » -ekeml Jlmmv i,a, tH-rn reallv mltstanlllnL, on len, Mr. and Mr*. C. J. Wilkin­ with Seminole County Hotpltal will be held. rector, will be present at tonight'* OPEN Seminole Itiaprer Number T -n ^ |n| o, |f)<. ,,ri>. iumirit in New fork and wav «ep- (he FSl- foolhall Irani th'* *cason. Mr and Mrs. Inn Lumber- Auxiliary. Ihr meeting wa* preridaj over of the O. E, 8. will meet at the fMt|on*| Women's (Tub which sratevl from the Army at Foil son The Seminole (_uarh, Tom *on. Mr. and Mr*. Calvin R 12:15 ‘ p m. ha* ft»i*•-*t him by »a.'Wright. Mr and Sir*. G W. Ilirt. by Mr*. A. n. Key, Regent, and Maionic Temple at' ft will he a Jmner meeting hrl-l at Jaelc-on. Ill* bmlher Ray Ilex, N Dr and Mr* Henry MeLaulin. Mr. openad with the ritual, American .laUu I »evn him in nor ing, "Melt* wav definitely mr FRIDAY NOW SHOWING the Y'arht Club at 6 19 p.m Mi»* and Mr«. Karl F. Do«»ev. Mr. and Creed and Flag Salute, followed There will be a Week Day Kin­ Ifrxcl it a tfarhrr al Robert K. year*, met Jimmy there and outstanding back in both the Gror hy the singing of the "Stir MSH'lOtKKSeUW-i Mr*. K. 11. Sml'h and Mr. and brnu-.’ ht himIm-ne In time tn ■-iter via and Virginia Tech gainr*, holii dergarten at the Fir»t Presbyter­ .spangled Ranner" led hy Mr*. F. ian Church from 9;(M through fee Junior High School in Orlan­ FSU. Thl* exciting life in n* to on of feme and ilefenn- " Mr*. J. Denver Cordell. do. K. Roumillat. Current event* in 12:00 P. M. Mr*. Daisy Knox will have thr hasp agremi wilh Jimmy --me Soccer tram* am being urga National Defense were given hv n.'led al llnllinx College and Fh<r SATURDAY . ,, program and will u*e a* her *ub- hi* mother aaya he wnKl. the rhairman, Mr*. L. P. Hagan posirvlst - h im College tn fill in the The first BapUtl lhurch of jpft 'internaflonal Relation*". l Announcement wa* made tnat Sanford ha* invited all the Homecoming at F8U I* *ch*d- fa" *P’,r1' T,lr' r the Diitrlet Four meeting would Churches of Ihr Association to lilrd for this weekend wh-n they- abandoned inter. ..Il-glaie h-">>ll bdanoud i**f Ik- a luncheon meeting held Oct. share in the Group Training M tt Make Portal .... a , fool- ......:ral year* ago. A dalo for tto tmtiKi f*oi cum ball field Saturday afternoon If Cla.h of the.e two team. h.» not Mi*. I.oi- Smiley, formerly 31 In the Presbyterian Cho-Th xl School at 7:30 P. M. »4. jT * rrtOCx I'Dj XIlls Ml IXt«vf»*lt Chief Op-rator In Sanford wilh Titusville. Member* were a*ked to Saturday—The R. A.’ * of the *ni- of you are alums, rmerva- been decided ut>un. It should InSou’ hern Bril Telephone Co.. a-d notify Mr*. Key if they would First Raptrit Church will meet lion* for the various event* were at the churrh at 9 M a m. 1 now In Galneivllle, wa* a week­ he able to attend. due to be returned U> thr alumni SUNDAY The hniirie* Mr*. A. W. Leg, end (uad of Mr*. Klltabeth Har­ (•••Hur 15. Hr*. II. W. Tunnlcliffe, and Mr*.: Mr*. Daisy Douglas of Weir*man on Rosalia Drive. Registration I* from 9 a. m. to Hobby lllllhimer ha* gone to George Morgan served a sw.-et Jsle will ibow picture* al tha " •• ■*«• (-■■m a to 11 ^ M ifc E Wa-hlnglon, D. C., where he will course and coffee, assisted by Upiala Community Presbyterian a in. Saturday. The Homecoming attend school and work for the Mrs. Edmund Mtitch. Those pre­ Church at 7:30 p.m. Everyone i* • n* it 3 ’* m. Friday D il i' Ell A 0 ( 1 I PANTS sent were Mr*. A. R. Key. Mr*. Invited the Garnet nnd Gold Key Ran- OF ALL IM .Y M O ITU S Gbvemnient. qjet 1informal | will he Friday (L I P a PRESENT TIDH AD Mr*. A. L. Collin* ar.d Mr*. F E. Bolt. Mr*. George Bishop, WalterPIDGEQN - m b alto; a bwrbeque lunch will be I E Krtridge will be leaving Fri­ Mr*. F. E. Roumillat. Mr*. A. R. Wakefield. Mr*. Oi»rJe* Grren-f, 11Kill 80CIBTT Edmund MeUeh, Mr*. arrtm front the stadium h'aturday for Washington D.C, to visit 1’cUnon, Mr*. P. P. Campbell. Mr*. lilts- CriMbv lira e Krllv lay before the game and there Mr*. Collin* daughter, Patsy, Mr*. L. R. Hagan, Mr*. A. C. Rrown, ilr*. Raymond !lrown( TIIK IIICJ HTHEKT Feature 1:00 • 2-1-1 • 1:26 • 6:09 • 7:52 • 9:35 • Oc1. Oel. 17 an l Mr« Kitrik> • *«»n. lifDVi Benson, Mr*. (*. R. Daw*on, Mr*. Mr*. II. W, Rucker and the host lutille Rail Ralph Leonard, Mr*. G. A. »»**'». faculty home* after lh# gam*. | wlirj « f i f m*i rirtl ir ir n tl). Kathio Gwen* Pledge Ritual Held Monday By Sorority ★ ★ x x ★ Miss Gwendolyn Yvonne Cullen Engaged To Harvey C. ilkinson f) Founder's Day Is Observed By Local Chapter, D.A.R. FR O ZEN C A N D Y iL ' ^ * T O * ® * " ,„C„J Chapter Meet Set Engaged Couple Feted At Party In Harkey Home W Correction Civic Committee To Have Supper For Oviedo Fnculty a mym-mvte. BakerStewt| ic i.fTHE: JUNGLE7 ^ w “Eitz theatre; _ ^ (psUiAonalA PRAIRIE LAKE JAMES BARBARA . CAGNEY STANWYCK JW fW iSdk YM W ! Happy Birthday mm % I ! t* �,• ' *A ________ . . S ' ? lf: • ■ Seminoles JVs Whip New Smyrna 12-0 16, 19M THE SANFORD HERALD P »c« « . . In the rain washed, sloshy play­ ing field o f Memorial Stadium, tha Sanford Seminoles JV (plash­ ed across for two kotos and blanked out • rugged New Smyr­ na JV taam U-o In a stadium pop­ ulated by only the steadily fall­ ing raindrops yesterday after­ noon. The warrior JVi jumped to an The Guard and Canter positions; the game of football, and Is • early Itad In the first quarter when they drove for 40 yards in are very Important In a Split T good tram pla)cr. Fred Behrens is the most ad­ a series of ground plays that offense. It Is these positions that With ooa day’s practice elimi­ carried to the Naw Smyrna 20. allowr tha quarterback passing, mirable member of the Sanford nated this week due to old man The JVa outstanding quarter- faking and handoff room. Il is Seminolr squad. As a youngster weather, the Sanford Semlnolas , back. Ceell Dandridgt, on a roll­ here that the famous quarterback he suffered a serious foot Injury snubbed thalr noses at the driaily out play, circled right end for the sneak is made possible; It Is here in . gun accident. In his Sopho­ weather and want through a heavy 20 yards and the score. workout and scrimmage yester­ The two teams, evenly matched that the trap plays take plare: more y.ar he went out for foot­ day afternoon on ■ practice field personnel-wise, waded through and it is here that the fullback ball and wav sidelined with a moit of the game on the New mekes most of his plunges. Co- broken leg. He hat had no exper­ beipeckled with mud holes. Smyrna end of the field. The, ordination, alertness and good ience in the last two years and Is Ths Seminoles face powerfdl very slow due to his leg. But Seminole JV. functioned like a ""!? Melbourne Friday night In Mel­ hred is outstanding; he's strong, smooth running machine during - f°r tb» middle of the Une. bourne. The Seminoles will be go...... „ . . the entire game, and the deepest I Again the plaintive cry of "In- aggressive, willing, and turn* ln| 1 Vrr V^XIelhourrie'i o.niotu Sanford ■■ nucu Bu.k amis, Melts, me the uuiout-.,h|. v|,n„r* Coll|j ,|rjve * ai |0 experience'* Is heard on the Sanford a whale of a Job on defense. Jim Payne, Lyman head loot- n** M*V TdTof w. the Seminole m yard line. Ted Walker Ha* hi* weight j Seminole gridiron. OnlyVirgil ball coach Isn't quite sure Juat loir d fio l Cimr i l the E luncli o*i_Minding • ■ K. S. V hslfback. 1....1 what kind of oppoilllon he'll face Ft. Pierce In edging them 194.' . _ . "„ a „1?®' . . The dri/rle let up to a fine mist! Oracey and Murray Nance have against him He s a promising; lie turned (n , )ip . Pfomj j,a|f an,j ,j,e Semi- any experience at the guard posts: Junior with a lot of intestinal for- > when he lake* hi* Greyhounds to FI Fierce did all their scoring coach Tom Nugent performance" llqrper Shepherd Field Saturday bv taking advantage of Mel- In _a_ _ spectacular ,, ., nolev tried out their water wings, none of- Ihe personnel have pre-i litude and wiUingrie.s, but hlv lack ! of experience makes him a poor I night to meet the Bishop Moore bourne's mistakes, and thr score Nugent sa;d. With the assistance An a, r|al attack was successful 1vloui experience at center. blocker, lie's shown a vast amount Jlorncti. is by no means Indicative of tha ,0 th« lr »ecVirgil Oracey had a leg opera ly'* Semlnolas pulled a reverse end score as Dandridge tossed to tlon In his Freshman year that |of improvement this year. Both Lyman and Blihop Moore game. Melbourne made ill sea­ of the weekend before and con­ end Jerald Jones. Jones gathered; kept him out of football until lavt are orphaned Independent* from son bow Into the Orange Belt Con­ Jack Stotsky has had the breaks trolled Ihe ball for Ihe most part In the pass and dashed through j year. This year he has had only against bun thus f*r this *ej. 'the now defunct Central Horida ference by defeating Leesburg 4V * *dn I the **New"*Srayrna ” itcondaryWfor limited experience, mostly on of­ son. Lacking ga me experience, I ^Conference, and the Horaeta were 0. Then last week they made an­ 10 ’ is yardv and Ihe final Seminole fense, and Is very short on defen hes new at the center position,] J.W IIEIIKHT, representing Sanford a* playing pro for the Mavsupposed to be one of the weaker other appearance outside the OBC over North Carolina State. The Seminoles had the ball 611tally. 'team* of the Central Florida loop and downed Titusvnie 104). g|ve experience. Although he is ha s poor at blocking but in hi* fair Inn Country Club, tee* off for an exhibition after coming In The second half began with JV a Senior, he hai had only one only game this season he made a ’ second in the Western Open Golf Tournament Monday. Hebert will Head mentor for the Semlnoln, limes during the contest, while -larea. the W'olfpaek got their hands on * But last week the Hornets tang­ Bill Fleming, said that there were It but 21 times. The week before, coach Dick Silvers continuing bin year of football, and last year’ s fine showing. He's new at the l>e in Sanford prior to the second annual SI5.000 I’GA Mayfair Inn policy of free substitution. Every experience was slim. His consis­ center position, has good speed and Oncn. Besides playing several exhibition game* at the Country no radical changes in order after led with the undefeated Tavare* lha Tribe touched tha ball only man aaw action In the drenched tent aggression makes him valu­ a lot of aggression, but has been Club after he arrives. Hebert will conduct a series of clinics front the <4 deadlock with Itolles Mill’.team that handed Lyman their 2t times during the second half. outing. "Every man will see ac- able to the Seminoles even sidelined or the last thrfe weeks which Sanford golfers will be able to profit. Hebert Is alro on first season defeat to the tune of tar) Academy last week. "IV* the stuff of Spalding and Foot Joy. 2i -6 The Bishop MooreTavares showed a lot of improvement over and this was a major factor In' Hon in every' gsme. win or lese,' though he's poor on defense. He's with an attack of virus and an Ihelr 20 7 loss to Virginia Tech, silvers said. "After all. the pura good blocker, does a consistent Jnj“ r> ,.°1 h‘» that tiers me m game was supposed to be Just our previous garnet,’ ’ b* said, Head Coach Tom Nugent attri- po*e of a JV team Is to give the job on offense, and he has a lot r I,e » ‘ l* Probably very another workout for Tavares, but Our bluest need is for a break­ limilfifl riprrirnrr agjinit .\|f | of determination and drive. •after the final whistle hid died away man that can go all the buted Saturday's triumph over th# youngster* experience." Wolfpack to team spirit, much as Georg# Houston wa* the workMurray Nance, thr other start­ bourne Friday night, and it will ’ Into the air and the mud was way. We have several that can .craped off the scoreboard, Bis­ make nice yardage, but on three ha dlJ tha opening game 47 7 win horse for the Seminole JVs. He ing guard, ha* trouble with his take him a week or so lo get back did more than hla share of ball coordination. This, of course. Is In the stride. hop Moore hid won themselves different occasions we have had over Ohio University. "State did an/all-around good ,c*rrylng. and he was the only from lark of game experience. ;* game and had definitely dealt men In Ihe clear only to have H. JAMES GUm AGENCY them pulled down from behind.” defensive job against us," No- m,n l,ft »« »b« »«»"> »® direct This year his main trouble has ‘ •with Tavares In a M upset. Bob Johnson was back In the gent commented, "but you can't!,h* «»lvity a* the substitutes be- bean a personal plague of minor i T*1® ^lekdoff baiter for Ihe BrookJ Now Payne U worried. The 312 EAST FIRST STREET yn Dodgers reached first base -Greyfeound* boast a I t season quarterback saddle yesterday, and beat that team spirit, and our win *,n *® Irt down to tha IM pound Injuries that has considerably hin­ n seven o f the nine Innings of tbt several days layoff he had must be attributed to that." I rai rk' dered him. But Murray la very Hie fourth World Series game -record, but all Urea of the wins PHONE 78 aggressive, has good speed, loves Iwtro against JV teams. Th- Grey- received a* a result of a cracked "Lee Curso continue, to be o u r * ' h. '£• II. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT 7 Nf ,,0n** champion.’ bounds, sporting a fine starting finger In lha Apopka tilt had don* sparkplug and 1 was particularly Lme™IT Shat th! scored only two run* against Tom unit, appear to be able to hold its dirt. The potential sparkplug a unit than did Naw Smyrna. Sturdivant of the Yankees. tbtlr own with all . comers for has a long way to go to regain e s t t ' M L T ;,r e x l E L i z J s r i s u i "Thla waa the payoff for the free o m half of a p me. but the squad thr precision and sharpness at and (Ronnie) Schomburgrr. substitution we carried out even is miserably short on resen t his command before tha Injury. Two of the Tribe's starting back- this Saturday with Wake Forest In the Lyman game," Silvers Strength and begins tn fade In Jack Slotsky was only able lo ftrld members remained on the Number one left halfback Bobby pointed out. give his moral support lo the mud- doubtful list Monday as Nugent's llenn of Henderson. N. C. was not ;:th# final atansas. Don Carter, the big. >oung Uc The display of reserve strength ameared squad as ha dressed out charge, began preparation f»r j IV b ^ In L ^ V sS ll* k l*‘that'pirs'l*ted ^"'.taiding "up put on by Bishop Moore la more without hit pads and tried out hi* Ijalr annua^ HomK°m|n ,^contest |g ™ ' Georgia ?.m7 S r > " * 9 «"d letting the opthan aurpriilnr. Us spectacular. leg for Ihe first time In three position have an easy target for this year. For years the Hornets have failed weeks. a sure Mock, came through for Renn mlssrd the Virginia Tech to field a winning team, but this Andy Bracken, principal of game entirely two weeks ago, and th# JVa for the first time of the year there appears to be hope. Seminole High, had high praise found himself still slowed by the lesson. Carter stayed low, hit "This Is going to l»e much, for the learn. Braving yester­ Injury Saturday night. He will hard, and plugged up the hole much rougher than wa anticipate day's chilling drlule to watch tha likely be at nearly full speed that had previously gapped In the ad." Payne said with a sort of scrimmage he said, "The progSaturday, but It Is not yet a cer­ middle nf the JV Une. He was . aolsmnily In hit voice. "W e're grrtilvc Improvement of the taam keen and alert on defense, pounc tain starter. not ready to take on another leads me to believe that wt'll do ed on two of New Smyrna's fum­ The other injured starter is Joe 'power, and all of a Hidden that’s belter against the tougher opposi­ bles, and allowed the Seminole Holt, Senior fullback from Gra­ what we’ve got to do.’’ I’ ayne tion in the future than we hare JVs to dominate lha entire often ham. N. C. Holt unexpectedly splashed around In the rain- atraintt the poorer opposition In soaked turf amt mumbled to him- the lail two games." The Semi- GAINESVILLE—Bulling his way came up with a sprained ankle **v* Allen Swain played a good de self, "What a time for some silly nolev show vast Improvement over fur 61 yards against nice last the morning after Ihe game. storm to kick up. . .lust when we their season opener, anti consid­ weekend. Fullback Joe Brodsky Trainer Don Fanis report* that fensive game for the JVs. He there is a strong chance of Holt1turned the outside runs consistent need time the most." erable Improvement over Ihe leaped to the head of the Florida ln,° •n,*de f°r **ck'e* Lyman ha» no gymnasium for Apopka nu'.lng. football team In Ihe ground gained being ready to go Saturday, but still adopted a "wait and see' at the line. indoor workouts. rushing department. Dandridge and Jones were Ihe Brodsky now has carried 27 attitude for the time being. Club Slskrs In November. Down After Ihe Wake Forest game, area for the vlctorioua JV*. They limei for a net gain of 133 yard*. therr, there are many avery-day the Seminoles do not return home carried th* torch all the way to T a ta n Ranked A s articles named after Tatan; they Making many of them up Ihe mid­ until November 10 against Fur­ smother the hopes of the scrappy boston utt dle where the going Is the tough­ ROUND or T-BONE all love him." man. They will far# Vlllanova and! youngster* from New Smyrna, O n e O f Best R ace Equally capable on grata or dirt est, he Is averaging a respectable Miami In that order on Ihe road New Smyrna JV 0 0 0 0 0 strips. Talan's chief goals at Hia­ 4.2 yards per carry. r UK K mm In tb» neat twe weeks. ISeminole JV 8 0 6 0 12 leah will lie the I75.00q llhlrah Still showing effects of bench MIAMI— Tatan’* the Argen­ Turf Handicap, the 1100,000 Wide- Collision In the Clemson game, halfback Jackie Simpson, rushing tine are slated for Illatc-V* hi? ! nrr and tko.ooo McLennan So far In IKA he's Argentina’* leader through Florida's first stake* this wlntrr — ranks with BEEF CHUCK - Nashua. Swaps and Italy's Rlbot. leading money winner with five three game*, is now in second as the four best race horses In stakes triumphs scored In three place. Carrying th* ball only 13 the world today. Th«t Is the opin­ rounlrlet. There were three In Ar­ times this season. Simpson has ion of Manuel Glberxa, owner- gentina: the Vteento Casares at Mined 114 yards for the excellent trainer, who has seen Ihe greatest Palermo, by six lengths; the Gran average of >.l yards per carry. In Europe, South America and the Prendo Municipal, San Isidro, by Halfback Jim Rountree Is third United States during the last 20 10 lengths, and the Premlo Chara- with 114 yards In 26 carries. Brodsky tacked on another all burn, Palermo, by a neck. He alio WHY PAY MORE? years. * Glberga will have three of hla captured the Republics Oriental point* last week to remain th# own Santa Barbara Stable horses del Uruguay, and at Rio de Ja­ team's scoring leader with 24 FLA. GR. A MED. also representing Argentina at neiro. Ihe International Grande points. | • BAKE • RITE Harry Spears' natlonsl ranking Hialeah's January 17-March 4 Premlo Braid The latter, an In­ meeting and will art as agent for vitational classic, drew the best should jump from 13th to *om» . Tatan’s owner, Buenos Aire* South American horses tn travel where In the top ten this week In sportsman C. A. Prlayn. The wide­ a mile and seven furlongs aad punting His average t* now 41 3 ly-traveled Glberga say* I’ elayo Tatan won Don.noo peso* with day­ yards on II kicks. Spear* tel a last August refu»ed a 1300.000 of­ light to spare. All were rvin on Florida tram record against Rice, quick-kicking the hall 73 yards on fer from an American syndicate dirt. "Talan Is a medium-sited chest- one occasion. for the hone. "I don’t egpect him here before nut with a park of muscles, like How aver, Florida's forward pass ’ mid-January, depending upon ault- an iron horse," says Glberga. "He defense suffered from the Rice able transportation being available resemble* your Stymie. He has noslaught last Saturday, the Owl* then. The main reason Tatan won al six furlongs to a mile ami |throwing 32 times, completing 22J passed up an Invitation to run seven furlongs, always carries for 221 yarsls. Previously the GaWE STILL HAVE A LIMITED CHOICE In Laurel's Inlrmational Novem­ from I2S lo 132 pounds, runs best tors were eighth in Ihe nation, ber 12 Is that there la great na­ In front but ran also be rated and having given up only six romple tional pride in the hone In Argen­ come from behind. I rank him! f°r y«rdt In three games, OF BRAND NEW FACTORY FRESH tina and Mr. Pelayo wants to run well above El Chama fthe Vene- This week's opponent will be - him in two big slakes down there. fuels are who was a hard lurk Vanderbilt, last year's Gator LOU-ANA IVA (With $tl.0o oi more Food Order) . One !• the biggest In Argentina second In last winter's Hialeah now I rhampton. Vandy played Olr —the Carlo* Pellegrini Slakes at Turf Handicap). Ill* regular rid­ Miss, ami lost a hard fought game CHRYSLERS AND PLYMOUTS IN San Isidro, a mile and seven fur­ er, J. I*. Arilgas, will he her# 160 last Saturday. The defeat was longs on gras* worth a million to ride Tatan, and hla trainer Vandy'i flrat of the year, and STANDARD GRAND peioa to the winner, nr about $3t,. down there, Pedro Gonralet, also they were held to only three STOCK 000, In December. He may also may come up. They're Argrntlnl- yards rushing and 22 yards pass­ - run In Ihe same track's Jockey ant. loo” Ing. C ritical A n alysis Of Guards, Center Seminoles Practice Despite Rain ’Buck’ Melts Is Given High Praise By FSU Head Coach i iyman Coach Says Bishop Moore Tilt % ill Be’Rough' Z General Insurance LYKES SUGAR CREEK Sirloin or Club P IC N IC Ua I lf STEAK tlAfVlj (W HOLE) Joe Brodsky Leads In Ground Gained Rushing Division B PORK Horses In World ROAST STILL GOING STRONG Operation Cleanup STEAK 59c lbs’ j j C PORK RIB 10< R<)AST “3 3c LB. BRISKET SHORTENING Doz. SA LA D Each O IL TOM ATOES .10.1 Conn ACT NOW! B. B. B. B r io u“ 2 5 1 PK0' REIMANN 10 lb. 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AMERICAN PIMENTO PURE MILD BABY BEEF IVORY SOAP 2 L M BARS 2 7 c HICKORY SWEET SUNNYLAND FRESH INSTANT SUDS UQOIB JOY MMe 33** 69c HARDWATER SOAP KIRK’S 2RN BARS 1 9 c TIDE S I N - D I R T S OUT TIDE PORK CAT-RITE Q U A IIIY C ONIROllED 3 LB PKG HAMS Eat-Rite Heavy Beef Sale! CHUCK ROAST .. 49c SHOULDER ROAST » 59c OXYDOL SIRLOIN 89c 33c 79c T-BONE STEAK .. 95c ROUND STEAK .. 79c LOI 3 1 c Cott. Cheese 25c Swiss Cheese •«. ,«<>29c Sliced Liver >» 39c Sliced Bacon ... 43c Hamburger SI .00 Breasts or Drumsticks Gizzards Backs Wings Necks Sunnyland Govt. Inspected v 25c or 85c WAXED PAPER OUT-RITE *0 Ft 15c 133 Ft 25c ROACH HIVES IM 15c EOE SHORTENING JEW EL I LB CAN 29c A 5 PKGS Oam LB BAO l * i PKOS 27c CAN S 49c M AM TABBY LB PKGS Pkgs Only 3 B * t LBS 25c3N , i 25c - DOG FOOD 2 lbs 3 9 c NEW CROP GREEN CARROTS z..br.o,25c CABBAGE FANCY 40SC OR BARHETT 29c AIL FISH C A T FOOD APPLES FRESH CRISP 29c Chocolate Coaled PeonuH 101 PKO V INERIPE TOMATOES Bran Riant, Bliektyit Libby 2 7 * i PKO RED DELICIOUS (Extra Fancy) DIXIARA Mix 'Em Up MUELLER M b PKO 2 1 c % DUNCAN HINES FROZEN Okra ElBOW MACARONI MUELLER APPLES TASTE 'O SEA FROZEN WMi 1 4 * * CAN 1 5 c ElBOW MACARONI A l l PURPOSE RED AGEN SLICED FROZEN GATOR ASTOR MI M IB FISH STICKS ORANGE JUICE STRAWBERRIES 3 BIACK PEPPER Candy Coaled Chocolate CLEANS POTS R io .• 69c ,» 25c » 19c » 29c » 10c WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE.. ™ 5 M 1 SUNNYLAND BOLOGNA 6« «.91c| GT SPIC A SPAN 4 * * IOTTLI 1 2 c SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER! DETERGENT LOI ASTOR CHICKEN PARTS GT 7 5 c •r CLUB STEAK V A N IllA EXTRACT GRADE " A " QUICK FROZEN 2 9< NEW CROP SWEET PEARS 2 35c POTATOES 5 , » 49< SUPERBRAND GRADE “ A " MEDIUM SHIPPED EGGS HENNY PER NO. 1 CAN 9e CORNED BEEF HASH LYKES 1 S * i CAN 27c CHILI WITH BEANS DOZ LYKES N O . BOO C A M �mem V.;V A V mr £ THE MOST! F.nnin A r n o l d More Flavor Per Cup V IC D A iM O N E FOLGER'S * * * * * * '» A H 'IH k ~ COFFEE • SHAKE HAITI.E ROLL • DON'T HE CRUEL •LOVE ME TENDER • * * * * * l)(,l‘ IS I,AY *00 ,S V . MY PRAYER if A y • CANADIAN SUNSET • WALKING IN THE RAIN •GREEN DOOR • Thu! Towering Feeling With Mailed Coupon < ,o * » * « * POUND HARRY JAMES VAC. <Sl IIAHRY RELAFONTE LOUIS ARMSTRONG VISIT FOODMARTS NEW RECORD DEPT. PRODUCE Without Coupon 9 9 c ' v - CAN \ / IM*. «• *• * « * » . * . ♦■ tCARTON A I U U il TOMATOES 2 ™29< REI) OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS ♦'GOOD BATIN’* APPLES 4 s 3 9 ‘ Hamburger For That After School Snack “ GOOD KATIN” HEAVY WESTERN LYKES SUGAR CREEK PICNIC PICNIC HAMS GA. GIL A DAD STEAK Lit. WHOLE CUT-UP LYKK’S RUDGET FRYERS 70, ........................... Mi • 2!, Ill- AV. KASII BACON " SAVE „ SAV-MOR ’jlg im d J J J tW JEWEL FREE ' \ 1 SHORTENING CAN (LIMIT 1 WITH ORDER) o o o n n n n n n i r m i n i M f f l " " " l* w , v , " n H n B a o e e a < Reg. WRAP Roll ARGO 41xs39c ’ KGS. CO N C EPT IN C A N D Y All Its Goodness tfet Acquainted O ^er THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURD AY-ONLY 10<0FF o n 3 cans of At The Kitchen rtm cu cM 'pau& iiU S o ft Ml. Ito* BO RAXO CORN Strawberries CAU LIFLO W ER '•ISM CAwur Frozen In REYNOLDS SO U T H L A N D CU T BEANS NITCHIN LB. COUPONS D IX IA N A BABY L IM A S A NEW LIT. SWANSONS H A T Chicken g\J1 Turkey Beef T SAMPLES FRIDAY SATURDAY LIT. 8 oz. Size STARCH In llavor-locked, level-top SW ANSON’S Frozen RIOUIAR PRICI SPECIAL C H IC K E N Libby's ROAST BEEF LIVERS ^ Q f H OZ. PKG. ■ § * (J llira fa n s) FO R 19* N1ACRA STARCH .2o, O A Z E R O Z O c CLEANER PINT PARK AVE. A T 25th ST. M ODERN COM FORTABLE A IR C O N D IT IO N E D S H O P P IN G I A T IT S FREE PA R K IN G V E R Y BEST C O N T IN U O U S M U S IC •-• B i i ■ 7 * *‘ . . �• ' If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery ^ a n f u r i i iM e t a lb ^ . «V. VOLUME XLVII Established M03 4 Die As Trains Hit Head-On | PINEOLA, Fla. *.B— Two Atlan­ tic Coast Line freight tram, rnrcJ (loan a straightway itrrlrh mlo a head on collision to lay. killing I out of 10 crewmen aboard md injuring 4 others. Car* immediately behind the two diesel engines piled up an I broke into flame* after the crash, trapping too of the men inside. Their bodies were recovered lalcr. Cause of the fi a. m. collision nn The Board of Director* of the ,\CL’s main line near the Sanford Kiwanls Club approve I I’ inrola depot was nut determined yesterday a rerommcnd.dion of it* immediately. Support of Churches Committee ACT. official* began an Invcdi- Kiwanians Support Committee Against legalized Betting relitivc to legaliird gambling. A recommendation was presen1,. | cd to th#» Kiwani* Club Ronnl of Director* hr Rev. Terry L. aStnie. pt^or of the First Christian Church and chairman of the Suptyvrl nf Ciurehev Committee which port of nmrrhe, Committer, which rrld: "We. the support of churchc* rommitlre of the Kiwnni* Club of Sanforl. believing that the exten«ion of legaliird gambling by the Introduction of pari mutuel betting on harness horse racing would n-t be to the best moral and spiritual lu^n-st of the people of Seminole County, unanimously ic.-oir.mend that the Board of Dlrectora take a public stand against it " The recommendation was approved by the Board of Dlreciors without a dissenting vote on a motion hy Ed ShinhoUer. The Board of Directors meeting followed the regular luncheon meeting of the Sanford Kiwanls C’f b at which Ihe Dl*trict Gove.nor of Florida Kiwanl*' District fi, vra.’ the principal speaker. District Governor F. S Surguinr spoke to the Sanford Kiwan­ ls members yesterday nn 'he achievements of Kiw-ani* during the first nine month* of 19V. in the fifth district. "THE R U DINNER PAIL" .•The Republican slogan in the campaign of 1900 promised prosperity lor all under I'resi n« nt McKinley'* second term. To sell thing* that go into dinner pail*, or ear* to take workers to work, Want Ads get results. Phone 1821 for ■ money­ making Want Ad NOW. i V* IV'ltLMlL’ v I l L 'l T ii i || %» tin tl'a ft I itHM ^ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1936 Aiftocintrd Pre** (.eased Wire Many Bargains Available For Banner Days Event NO. 216 Group Gives Support To Improvement Plan The American Home Depart*,----ment, Tuesday night at their re­ gular meeting, approved a resolu­ tion to "Mipnnrt the Capital Im­ provement i’logtam of the City Shoppers To Have i- Free Parking For 2-Day Sale oi .'Sanford and ine !unf<>rd Civic tenter." Officer* of the drpatt ment, of Ih.e Sanfoid Women Club, will forward the re-olution in the form of a letter to the Board of Sanford City Commis­ Sanford Merchants ire ready for sioner*. the big two-day CVCltl, "Banner It was aim approved that I arxing meters in the dowrnlown Day*'* and door* «f local store* ••m<-nibcri of the American Home Sanfordshopping area will t># I'sill open tomorrow morning Department of the Sanford Wo- covered tomorrowto allow frea [ veallng hundreds of bargains for man's Club attend the next meet- parkingfor ev*ryu.i* coming to Sanford shoppers ind customers. Ing of the Board of Sanford City .qanfon, for , he tj Danner I’lanned for a number of week I ommi«sion in a laxly In voice Daya event. llf.nies* horse racing i* a »»■ the "Banner Pays" event comes then appmval of the Civic Ccnn* bi:n aviggins, soil. man's as well ss a mania sport to a climax thia afternoon when The formal announcement of #r." •ai ‘uon f a m i n e the cau.e Free parking will be allowed The dead men were identified CONSERVATIONIST, USDA tn every sense of the word, ae- taga bearing new low prirea on M. I.. Nirholt, who qualified as a a, „ T Martin, engineer from The approximately six Inrhes of ronilng 'tn Wiliam" R Kemp, pre*- merchandise” from the regular sea- candidate for the Board nf Sanresolution " V \Trn!* V /J * High xSpnnc»: an«t the Democratic rnm which fell i»n thi# are* ilur 0f srminote R «cr*iy. 1»onal #tock% are attached. 1ford CM) Cumnmaloser? jr I the fo*l«»wing a panel dltcttMlon bt* * aiurtay, arrordinf lo City Mannominee for county cotnmliiionrr |ng the p»%t two day* aided sreut«|n faot nhrn harnr. g r3Cing The Sanford Merchant* Anocla -I *ra! now Con minion fnrr ,hp c,u® on ,h<* \u7 v . wm Z !l° from Atarl.ua County; F. W |y towards ........ . the water romfi s , inl„ 0,P Raceway, „ r , lion developed the rltyw|dePr»J " K*« Higginbotham. made for Vaughn, fireman from H. g h |M f„ ,n „ ir pond*, lake,, and jntenl ,0 mfkr „ , n j f f i l ; that 'tlon and a corps of local merchant,.lodif. ' « rlou» Ph*’ f * "f, “ >lou,h. P™’ ,u. tn',7 t ®l>r,nsJ• • * * '. Phillips, brakeman in this Didrict Although momfn will enjov from beginning which formed the "Banner Days' Nichols said this morr.'ng "I m -T h er^ 'aF 'ih ^ " Da^el^^hoi*! Sanford ° Merchants” Association" (r„ m Ukeland; and W E Sny- CJU„ ng ,on*llerah’e damage to #n(j » ,aid Kemp .Commlttro" a.»D(H hv the group'. wish to announce t o ‘ he people of member* of ,hr P""*1' Th ' f d ' h Association ,,<f; brake man from l**|c|an. • many of the young. recently ,.Fjr ln, |jnp M, arr p|inni.,j president, B. L. Perkins Jr., have Sanford my candidacy, In Group •peaking were Judge Ernest Hous- sponsored tale event, However, Sanford Merchants Martin. Vaughn an.l I nillips panted truck rr.ps the rainfnll ,0 Jrran IPS„lar sport* wear worked steadily to make the event Two. for our City Commission, in holder, (*ily Manags-r Warren K. Knowles, I'aptaln Arnold Williams,1Association President B. L. Perwere member* of the crew on the 4fry Hcncfictal and wclcom- f<, h|on ,|10V1.. Mc|u,|vely for the * r«mplete success. the coming election on Nov 6 southbound freight, bnyuer wa, on ,.d b) mo„ c, ttifmen and ciirua rnJftyn,rllt nf ,hp wumcp „ ho vtsStores throughout the downtown *',n •"king ne .upp-.rt of the J Marion Harman Sr., and Mrs kins Jr. requested ill downtowm Margaret Reynolds. merchants and businessmen to lathe nortnoouna neigm. growtn. it ,bf .f^ n o o n race. And other 'hopping district, along with out- P*0?1' of Sanford. Nichols *aU. Mrs Reynolds, principal of duest their employes not to park Three of the injured, all on the A considerable amount of ero- ,pet|al events for wnmen ate in Mng atores, are cooperating to o f-1‘‘ 1 would like to give a few br.ef Pinecrest School, summed up the m «hc downtown area during tho northbound freight, were Went!- MOn ajl0 observed on many lbp nuking too," lie a.idej fer merchandise for every need. f*c,» “ bout myseif. I am a bviii.ffled a, a. mis Otis urmgr*, Bridge*, cnginfer engineer ()f tb„ |hc frp,h|y r„ttnjtel cultivated field* fields -I've Just returned from i.eg. from anklets to tircons, at im u mg contractor. 41 year* of age, expression* of the speaker* who Banner Days sale. “ Employes i...« »i..nM.i voiced their opinion* on what a lik in g in the metered zones will from Highi Springs;; A. II Good­i especially on the lower edge* of t-igton. Ky. where I uttend-vl my —ing -----savings. , , -r »— i have a wonderful wife anil Iwu res-reation program for our youth ,Jbe up space that our shoppers Conductor from Tampa, and |hf f„ lllf whfrp ,hp «,tec tents fir, ; afternoon race meeting in This afternoon finishing touches children race meetingin This afternoon finishing touches c" l,llrcn ra Sanfonl our could provide and how it could be during Ihe two day* and B'-bert Pate, flagman from Tam- to build-up - and thencuts out ' * of mrr 1----------into this hesrtof the bluegrass rounare being put on stark* P^fmanent home 11 yjars ago h.vwe'd like to give Ih.-m every ad provided. P»: and William Hardco Jr. High a roadditch or intoa drainage try. IJu»t wi«Hthat every re- chandlse either taken from regular ln.*i ln°vr*l here from Huntington, Each member of the panel. In vantage that (he privilege of i ditch. »ldent of Seminole County have,*l°^k» already received for fall, troduced in a "What'a My Line*' parking free wiU permit," he *a!d. <• * » •mramble.l-up me,-." Sheet erosion i« Ihe mod com been svith me. It Is an experience ,n,l winter or received within the I "I believe in the City of Sanf- i.l Style, wa, allotted .even miruitei , / ' ov" rin« of ,‘ h* ,a'1* ■*°hP Purcell, an nmhulan.e _ _ last few daysfrom special pur-1*nsl have great faith in its tupre-em hi. view, on l* •“•‘ bar step Jr'ver for the Garnet funeral j - ' area. Sheet ero*lon con«i-ts "Women were there in great chase* made for the Banner Days i ture develiqtrne.it." Nichols said In which to pre to attract shoppers to the enorm­ ,|on)e •* Brooksviiie, woo io< x <f (( <> mmpmpnt of W1||pr( carry. numbers, wearing their finery and «•»*■ . in making his fonnai announce- a "youth program." City Manager Warren E. Know- ous values that are being offer­ ,hl) •1“' r injurwel men to a hosj i * K , o( nartirlec*. over the »ur- enjoying every minute of the' Rbowcard*. window slgna, dis-|ment ed during the citywida ilia that Tlic engines anu tne cars jus' • -* (Continued (In Page 3) , , . n . .. i . face of cropland in a uniform colorful activities taking place Pj*?** newly displayed mer-1 He said "I do not believe that it being staged cooperatively bjr behind them are a .mg.ci up iii.intirr. n anm.r Thi, t>l)P „f ero.ion can every minute on the raceuay. The *r' *" beginning to make our city's pa*l growth, though the merchants of Sanfurd. L _ a 4. 1 k*i ll> a . ! « • > . . .U . lN a llutiiiir/ flilfllr v fidif a i r l l t t t ..s tv liw r x n r a i 'a i l a . 1 t h flr *ppf ATSIlff in (hf Y ft f io t| » «uiin«|inrrr pir>Aiini r r -----. . »M%| Ih* obiervrj by the de^.Bil*, country fair atm.»%pherr prevailed great, is all thit il should have In addition lo the free parking like It will at......Seminole •l°’*otown stores just prior tu to- been. It* wonderful Tiling, ail Two of the dead men wore t a k - f the hMVjfr ^ ticie. on —Just ................................. in metered areas, the Sanford en to the Porter Funeral Home at ,h|> lo<|>r #rpi| of , f,rM Bn<) al- Raceway during our afternoon ,n"rrow morning's opening hour. the blessings that na'ure his so Municipal Parking lot on Com­ Inverness Banner Day* ire becoming anan', | muddy leavlnj meeting*.*’ freely and bounteously bestowed mercial Ave. between Palmetto Iti.tn.-rtw Funeral ___ . . water ui. -n„r n.u IhHome*m Home tn Oriii* O-aia. *n .the . . by 'fields . .the . carrying But not only are the women 5u,l '• ‘'h year for valuabte tup upon It, properly promoted and ami Hood Avea. la also available Two Iniil.es were removert from Sanford Merchants and plana for •oil and organle matter into dit- enthiMiastic admirers nf the beau developed, slioui'l s o n place our The annual Orlando District for free parking. H.e « m k hortly after the r«lll- . he* anil rnnal*. Iful horses and the drivers, deck the two day sales promotions he- •tty among the f-irciunvl cilic, of Convention nf Christian Churche* »«•" but the othris were lot rv “J" , , r *? *®. 'b*1 ample supplies it* site in the nation. ' Iditte or no daniagr was ubstr- eil out in their gorgroutly-colored of covcreil, until flames weir extumerchandise will be on hand. will he held at the First Christian S a n f o r d M a n I s >ilk*-they are also among th* Nichols said in his guiahed" in the car in whichthey 'cJ on the uncultivated fields "We don't want to see anyone dl*- «Vf T i . i * . • n“ c' " rnt i-hurch. DeU nd. Tue.day, (Vt V 7 *1 . V I. owner*. Many women are ownert wen- trapped. or field* that supported a good appolnlesl." said Merchants Asso­ ,. ,_ „ . ,, , cover crop of gra««e* or a mil- of harness horses and wherevrr ciation President B. L Perkin. Jr., l-.mnen from Bu.hntU :r»d " * lw , K-gu.ne. the horsemen'* fraternity emigreItriHikavdlc wr.e fu ll , _ wl?, , j , r. Pirt>. VP1„ 2*t* • ''- r e will lie found vvell "for we know- that mmhant* are M oteh bide .<rei*e«f Joining in lh« festivit­ offering some of Ihe most atiracable crop* in deplenilier an t Oct. tlv. price, that ran be found a n y - « b ^ tt, ^preside, e .M e . MrC C. Wlkland! *W“ Pineola is 60 mile* nuith of ies.” will Mr* t t . Kirkland, 0f ,|ie quartet of Army pistu'eera where ” • . to make uui city all ihat you have are generally plagued with Tampa. "Seminole Raceway will be Orlando, l» the secretary. rh*| which grabbed two team cham­ severe damage* caused by this Th* Banner Days sale come, at b<’iM''1 ,0 »rr " And. I will In my . . erosion --------- each ----- „year. ___ .. type of A Particularly attractive to wom»n'» 4r, opportune time for local house- *•rtoris, seek the advice and gmd Vear of the Ministry" is the pro pionship* along with four U. I. little planning In land use along uroups—with th* outside dining wives, businessmen sportsmen *nr* nt •** oUI' patriotle rill- gram theme Dr Paul C. Car­ Army riflemen who copped 11 lapenter, Orlando. Rev Glenn B. dividual awards *o / rtually sweep with the e .’ .bllshment nf . few P*«io overlooking the track*. The hobbyist., profe.stonal ~T„!e. ” Fair amt mild threagk Friday;' -iniple conservation practices P*Kf *nlry or aficrnoon harness ami trsdesmen for it is the thershYates Jr., wh.> qujllfirol Murdock, Daytona Beach, Rev*. the Small Bore Championship low tonight id i*. a delight for the fair hold of the busiest sea*on of (he 2*‘**rrday Just beforr noon, faded l'4,rrn "• Dunton, DeLaml, Rev Matches at Jacksonville recently. (Continued on Pag* %) ■ j -formal■ an louncement W. E. Runnebaum, New SmySgt. Herman D. Gano of Han­ I year. And merchandise In rarh -lo n,Jke category sviii tie found driplav.-d «f hi* candidacy when he cams' out rna Beach. Rev W. K. Moore, ford. teamed with Hat. Maurice _____t •* . 1 * ............, a . • .. >. . IW'j .1 san d IN »V IVrry I* {Done. K. Ilelial* of lurk. Wit., put to­ Ocala, and Rev. prominently and attractively in all at a candidate for the Hoard of of Sanford's stores cooperating in Sanford City Commit-ion oppos­ Hanford, will participate in 1 gether winning score* in the .43 Banner Day*. ing Merle Warner, ptominenl her- panel discussion nn "Recruiting, and 22 calibre team matches to Educating, and Sustaining the aid in the sweep (tonllnurd On Paae 3i Msny of the shoppers trill he Ministry.” making purchases during the first The top tournament prire. a Rev. Ia«wfence S. Ashley, Rev. sterling silver, gir»a ta the Dixie fall amt winter evrnt of the year O. Ernest Williams anu Howard Grand _____ _____ Mt'NSAV VI. Korea—Ueutmsnt for Christmas gifts since the low Aggregate Rifle Champ'on Colonel James If. Dvton, Senior attractive prices presents an ero In an articlr yesterday from T. Oden, staff member* of the jwas awarded to Sgt Myles 0 . Member of the United Nations unmiral opportunity to lay aside Oviedo, written by Mrs Marian Fla Christian Missionary Society, llrown of Honolulu, Hawaii, itCommand component of the Mill- selections for the gift season Jones, the name ofA. A. Myers lhal*. will deliver addresses. Sup-, signed to the Army Advanced tary Armistice Commission John ahesd was erroneously left nut a* the per will be served at the Church' Marksmanship Unit at Fort Benn Observer Team*, has been eerti "We suggest that everyone *Jiop General Manager ,,f Wheeler Per with Mrs Chedrr llcndrriwin, ing. fied to practice law In th# Repub a* early at possible." Merchants tlliier Co. Enterprise, in charge, laical re- j Sgl. llrowm fired a J 133 scoir lie nf Korea. A*soclalinn President Perkins asMyer* **a* mentioned in Ihe servation* for the meal are being out of a porolble 3,300. Thi* t»pp*1 The eeremnny In which Colonel i serted this morning, "In order lhal article as Iw.ng prnniurntly toa- taken hy Mrs. W. II. Young, second place winner, M-S|t. FranDy*on was admitted to tha Korean' ffosrtinaed nw Page yy nerted with Ihe company. w|,o*e phone number !« 23TS J. (Continued Ow Pag# 3) Rsr took plsee In the Ministry of Justice Building, Beoul, with Mini­ ster of Justice Lee llo preiiding. A native of Sanford, Colonel D'son attended Ihe University of Florida at Gainesville. Ijter he en rolled In th# John B. Slet*on Uni­ versity College nf l.aw. IVeljod. where he received hi* !-lw de gri*e in 1911. Colonel Dyson entered lrti*e duty with the Army In June, IMI. and saw World War II service with the 2d Armored Division in Africa ami Europe. In October, IStS, Colonel Dyson returned tn civilian life and was an Atiislanl Attorney General for th# State of Florida, lie reentered active military aervlce in July. 1948. when he was commissioned In the Regular Army. Among Colonel Dyson's decorillon* are Ihe Silver Star. Bronre Star with "V ". the Purple Heart, and th* Belgian Fourragere with Sanford Merchants Are Putting Finishing Touches On Merchandise Cattlemen, Citrus Growers Welcome Harness Racing Is Recent Rainfall Woman's Sport Too Nichols Announces £ Candidacy; Seeks l Group 2 Seat Christian Church District Confab Slated In DeLand — , - .. a^ssra-r L a « . ? n„^.,Bn'n9 I eam S Z .Z ,r > R'He Weather Col. James Dyson To Practice Law In Korea Republic Correction Sanford Banner Days Friday, Saturday, Oct. 19-20 Banner Days Was Created By Sanford Merchants To Benefit Sanford Area Shoppers colors of Croix de Guette. While Colonel Dyson it in Korea, hi* wife. Margaret, and their two children, Jimmy and Gregory, sr» residing at 77 West Main S4.. Sod us, N. Y. Col. Dyson I* th# son of Air. and Airs. W. R. Dyson of IBM Mag­ nolia Ave. Some Of The Greatest Values In Sanford History Are Being Offered J. N. Burtick's Daughter Succum Friends of J. N. Buriirk will hi , torry to learn of the tudlen death of hia daughter Airs. Rudolph i Young. ------------------------------------------ -----------------------i Mrs. Young had undergone a i LT. COL. JAMES B. DYSON OF SANTO III) flrfU receives his certificate to rneUea law In the R*- , c>* operation at Painetville llo. nubile of Korea from lllnltter of Juotlr* I rs Ho. The ctrrmony took place In tho Minister of Justice , P‘tal. She will be bjrud Friday at Bldg. In Munaan-NI, Korea. (O.S. Army Photu) 1her home In Chardon. Ohio. 9 J>h SS. (p a h k in q All Day Friday S Saturday In Downtown Sanford 2-Day Sale Gets Underway Tomorrow sri -* Y X � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 17, 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/58bb37ab6fc02f40b6fee4f53dbafcad.pdf 5070d8ecc2952c009d0fa109c549db67 PDF Text Text e - •* ' ■V Party Honors Barbara Brown On 8th Birthday There wa» much nolae and mer­ riment in (be neighborhood of Ur. and U n . R. L. Drown whj live at 20*3 WaibinfUn Are, when they entertained their daughter Barbara at a parly honoring her eighth birthday. The nolae reaulted from one of the game* the children plajel in which they rode thorr bicycler around and blew horna which were furnished by the hoateaa The merriment war a reiult of the normal high spirts of the young Her* aa well ai the Peanut Hunt, at which the winner! were Vlnnie Atkinaon and Eddie Tilton. A Halloween theme wa< carried ■>ut in Ihe decoration and refree*hmenta. with the ehiluicn acrvrd •mall Halloween candic*. eupcakea, leeeream and birthday rake T ho'f protent were Duane Anderaon. Dabby Brown, Valerie Atkin•on, Vlnnie Atkinaon. Carl AtkinTtfTKH ALL READY for turourrow night'* iilramtatlun «»f “ I'lrnk", anld Mlua Otlie lt « » r Whittle •on. lMd't- Litton, Susan Brown, ' *— nut the ‘ ‘ “iinm • - * nuuiwr.un f a * '— uairal line* *ror fur -* the —I’ lnerrrat School Auditorium who la directing the muakal. Smoothing out mo m« niuairm mo i in n rrn* “wnuui Palmela Adnmt.Gary Winn, Jackie __ ahow. j.rtvtntrd by th* Ktmlnol, IDah Hah 7 Rr-hnol ta-h< Clot Club ii Mina N»ney Cash. She ahowa At Collin* Morriton. Stephen llarrli Beth i n d Bobby l.llllo thflr eur, ( 8 U ff Photo) Morgan, Betty Odium, Patay KadPresbyterian Ctiurrii will meet at rr, Pat Ifirria and Linda Harris, 3:30 p m. at the Churrh. The reguUr meeting of Semi­ The Settlor ill|h Krlluwahlp Recreation of the First Pr**byter- nole Chapter Numbrr Two of the ten Churrh will meet at the 0 T. 8 will bw held at the Mm tonic Temple at B p m. Church at 7;0r p m. The Mhi-Week Illble Hour will bbe conducted by the Her A. 0. Mclnnia, Pa»tor of the fir at I’ reabylerian Churrh at 7:30 p m. The Oiam-el Choir -HI rrhrar»e MONDAY mee with Mra. W . W. Warner, •t First rm bytertin Church The t r f A .'i of the Fkrat BapW. IBth 8 t., at B p.m. Mrs. at 7:30 pm tUt Church will meet at B:30 p. 6 . F. Crenshaw will be co-boatThi.rc «i|| be a Week Day e**Kindergarten at the Firtl PreaCub Scout Paek Ten will have byferlan Church from 9:00 •jbe First Baptist Churrh 0f Bao/ord has Invited all th# * commit!*# m «tin g at 7:30 at through 13:00 p m. The nev. J. B. Root will ronckurche Jt Ihe Aasociatloa to th# First M»th<Kll»t Churrh. (Bare in .be Group TrainingDependable (las* of the First St boo. starting at TllO P. m. .IdllHx'itt Churrh will meet at ----------- - „ . . , CU>s will be held MonJay, Tue*- Mr’ Clnley Hall at I p.m. fur the The ,Ru'*n c,‘ *“d m^ Vt* i ' » day. Tburaday and Friday It the regular buiineti and socisl meet- Women i Club will meet t “ roc hour. Ing. There will be an Installation P■«; »» tlm Varht Uub. L ... I ^ ,L. nt officnri The Civic Department of the IYk ZUwi iwtighl OPtto of Ihn nf #ffl er* Sanford Woman's Club will m.e Fil*t ’ aptlri tJjur*h . n ' . . ,-w *. , ' a l 10 30 a m to fold Chn.tma. at the home of Mra. Gladys Che First Daptlsl Churrh of There will be Additional Society Calendar $->•h» «>*•*» •>«• Legal Notice Mr*. H. W. Rucker: Wins Bible Quiz ■a Tils: Liars it m i n t n r Tin: V IV T II J l I I I ! I VI. M i l l I I T t * VM I At Gleaners Meet i l l A IX« : i i i i H> . i ;. mm i %a n . . e a»rsi n n Mr*. A. J. Welker wea hosteu to the Glee n*r* Class ef Ihe First Baptist Church when they held their regular meeting T'eaday. Co-hoatci»e» were Mr*. J. F. Lewis and Mrs. If. C. Echols. Th# meeting wts opened with a prayer by Mrs. C. A. Ander­ son Jr., after which Mr*. W. C. Humley gave the devotional, us­ ing a* her theme "Tht Road to Happiness" and rloskng wllb a prayer. The minutes of Ihe list meet­ ing were read by Mrs. J. L. Jackson. followed by the indallation of officers, conducted by Mrs Fred Myers Mrs. Jackson rioted the regular business session with a prayer. A hiblr dull was coiiduetcd by Mrs. C. A Andcr*on Jr., with Mrs. H. W. Rucker answering the most question!. Delirious refre»hments were aervetl by Hr*. W. C Humley. Mr*. If. W. Rucker, Mr*. Fred Myer*. Mr*. C. A. Anderson Jr., Mrs. Wnlie H. Pippin, Mrs. J. F Hr merle, Mr* Autre Bar me an, Mra. Thelma Steele, Mra. Helen Carter. Mra Eva Cou*e. Mr*. Alice Rorsdi-r*. Mr* Kendall, Mr*. J. 1- Jack ion, Mra. Berta Cottrell, Mn. A J. W'aler. Mr*. J. F. te»l* snd Mr*. It. C. Echols V REGISTRATION NOTICE The RrKl.it rat Ion Rook* of the City of Sanford, Florida, ar« open »t the City Hall, commencing Monday. Septemtwr 17, 1956, for the pur* po*c of reyiitcring for the Municipal General Election to L>« held on November fi, I95fi and will remain open each day except Sundaya and holi­ days, up to and including Fridny, October 26, 1956. Only those who have reached the age of 21 during tha past year or wlv> have acquired a legal voting residence in Sanford or* ro* quired to register. All others previously registered since December 1, 1950, art already qulified to vota and do not hava to re-register. n . N. 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V«u d r* WITNIUU mt b*»J V*1 , f uiteacH * t r * b * r e m in d to Ml* to u r An- Mid C««ri, ibi, Slav day of Bag* BLCAVIC aiMMOKX * w * r a a d /* r o lh trw t* * p!*sd In a«DK « !a N D o .* , w PUIatlft ro rd ao e* w ith law w llb IS * C lt r k • r ib a ab o ** t n t iilt d C o urt and r o o m l k k amsioyra. I s » r * a a co o r or M in i soon rv » f* n !*a L rm m tb r* W it io n A ih r M t ro r Hir-fnrd rinrlda Xotii k to i e r i : i n l- U In tirr *1 IS * V u r l h - l l i l i H t n r l. py r. I. Hurdles a m s o m:s’i:\i> J .A . O rtm d o . Pln rld b o* or bofneo D n rn lti** SVatoow wtvtk i >r rtJHiuiA. oiiKirr- is* ju s tit* nf n tuo-r i n. m i .V tir.rn** r«r IM aln ltff i Id a : in b t r w lt * a Dorr*# Pm Coafoaaw t o - r ix ic r e r r aiU M O K B . who** w ill bo m to r*d * * » ln * i you for I I * X nrth M ala a ir * * !. t-A r*,M*rr* a»4 mi •llau i - t l r i t * I* U 'lu ro la to M e** a id fit* y e a r O rlaado. rtartd A ucgai Notice r-lirb -if lh* l-lrcutl Cuort Haw ARB IICIIKOr KOTtriBb p j r £ L £ . ■" MShS2 of. ' • * f l ^ ' S l n l n l t _. 1p. Ill ticaypo.w <v J*r"u '‘Hurry friends! Only a few d a y s left to til enter ^Gulf’s 'Life of Riley’ Contest’ The Homan of the Firat Pres- .‘ ,h ; r V lu . [ ^ , Ur0US ^ Tr. tinWJ A r t . D v p i.t m c n l at 2 p m bftenan Church srill have their School starting at 7:30 p. m. nmanliily P r a y e r Band in the Classes will lie held Munday, Tu *»* The Hrownir .Scout* of the Flr*t wed by the Pnwhyterian Church will meet ^ ^ t S S A f \ d € r S G r i , ro. Thla will Business and lupiraUbnwl Meet- m the Vwuth Huildmg at l : l » r • n i l A lac at a iw p m pm . j . tu t itoy .Scouts of the Fir*t llie Pioneer Fellowship and , t 1‘rdatiytcrian Church will meet In Reirratiun of Hie First IVe*hy. \ k / a r t I n l UiC hrout Room at 7:D0 p.m. li-rlan Churrh will meet in the ^ * HU* J u u / There will be a Week Day Youth Building from 6 :0U p.m. In a qul«t wmlding ceremony, Kindergarten at the Fkgal Pfa*- trough 1.00 p.m. -icrforinni hy Fvther Lvon*. Mis* byiriish Church front 9:00 through lhere wJJj ^ t BCr)l „ a y lr.u»ww Amlannn, daughter of Mr. IJ.wU p.m. .vindergarton at the Flru I’rca- 4n-l Mr*. Rolf Anderson, of W‘»eTh. Rev. J. B. Root will con- jyterian Church from 9:00 through >-*kr- s V . wa* married due# j#-* uiormnic dcvoUMl over j^.oo p.m* to KHwanl J. lUffrtiy* »on of Mr W i... .-unfold, at 9:30 a.m. Tlie Kov j „ „ 1HJ, wll| lW>. and Mr*. Wwant J Rafferty, alio The l’#*t Matron'. Club wW ,|urt lhe „ ,or„|ng devotion* oicr Wirrabue. T h e w«l.llng look plnre Thursday al J Jo p. m. at W ritll. Sanford, at 9:3u a m The Sanford Tuurivt and -Shuf- Ihe All Soul* Catholic Church 'lr* flr-boanl Clhb will have a rov- Geneva Van Itmklrk »i> Ml** errd tliah supper al l:<n with Andcr-on'a only attemlant on I W IIT II M I K t l U 'h V U John K. Sahwab AN. Ilalrun k. T i l l T A I^ lA IW li: T . VVKUU, W *0 « game- *n follow. Itat knuiRn r « il4 iA i* R *1 The Ware Bible Ctais or the attended Mr. Rafferty. K u w a it A **n u *. A tla n U - l *woral« The new- Mr*. Rafferty I* a |- l* » ii la b * n « ilr# lh » l y"# * r * First Methodist Churrh will have |l|t# leg t# «|U (rn l fo f ll'i JflHIf nlrce of Mr* Van lluakirk’ * son ■ covered didi supper al 7:00 Un lUUiihVD. Wtninilli »r Nr •» m. at McKinley Hall. Hu.ta will in law. A l. \ivlerM>n, and arrivJib. Ill* it lb. oltlr. or h. by ^ m ,0 f ''i 5> i l t r a Ol lb * C lr r u ll C o urt, at IM In* Mr. and Mrs. It. tr. Hutrhin- f 1 ,n Countr Court iiowi*% in ponioro. uni, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Duita. ,n ,*Pend ,h r1. " ' r)k Prlor *», ,,rrf Uling a* Ihe home gue»t of K*mlt.»U CouMy. Fiorld* *•# ('< inJ — i Mr, vi. and . . . Mr*. ... n . ___ veildlng W\ B. Jonn 10*11 b m yy ia * r * o f lo K * r j r i « Mr*. Van Iiti»kirk. l|n u ih » td *r. sllo rw ** lo r H i lo ll It. A7.DNF.HD AT lnP irn i«i« italinned at SN’AS The grcM groom I* ia i i f ,i i i lU n ftiril. H 't r lM , In I'fa >9 r Meeting will bt held a i vtith Ifatroh 0. ■ C u . m 4>«or<* atm-sodlbu P»bJIn, i s i . ml you lw lb* i If u*t the 71r*t ilai'liit Church at 7:tl) The newlyweil* are at home to < V u ri. M b lb Ju d i. la l I 'H .o li « nnrl.la, in iwd tor rtimtn..l* U nS; P-10their friends on Orange Ave. in I * . In I'hancw ry. *■ akbr»*lbl»d The Girl Scout* of U># First Long wood. It * #( S lid (SUM b a ls a : lleM -li <r w*bb. i-uiaiirr *• T*tn>*iii* r. •XVibb. tiifin d a w l. bnii h»f»lo f i l l ant. or b d te rfa ptn c h I m m w ill bo i n i s i i d b i i i n i t you IV It m i • m * l.bnit and n M lA il M i l at Hon I u i J . K im ln n l* I'.utniy. Ft-'Id*. IM * <lb d i r of (k-tobir. IS Vr**Hit Flats Y io a r t L10 E. Seuond St. '•if. Phone 465 -yr J. B r a i l e y O dham , distributor �BggBBWR& tttj ; ----------r — BSC §>mxftftb lim t f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VODI.MK XI.VIII BANFORI), FLORIDA KnlahHahed IfHIH Tt'ESDAY, OCTOIIKK 16, lO.'B ir tmt h m m h nm DrtNmi By • P. M. CM mil Rtftrt T P. M. F a t DoNvtry jig 1 Aanode led Prenn Im n i I Wire N o. I l l Banner Days To Be Staged Oct. 19-20 SHS Glee Club Will Present 'Picnic Tonight JOHN E, FOX and Mr*. lUlph Au«tln Smith open county Democratic Headquarter- office yesterday morning on South Park At*. a» they posts-d a banner o f Adlal Stevenson at Ihr diHJiwity. (Stall hoto) _____ __ _____ _ ___ _ Educational System Smathers Comparison Of f-jere U.S., English Heard M ay Visit Of Month Senator George Smatheri will. In all prubablllty, be In Sanford and Seminole County on ellhc •i young man who received hi* Oct. si or Nov. 1, according to a early public ichool education In schedule relcaicd late yerterday Sanford, graduated from Phillip*- from Washington. According to Senator Smather-. Extrr and Yale University and he will be in the Central Florid* then a a* »rlrrled a* a Hhodca arra with Congre»*man A S. arholar at Oafor.l Unlveraily In "Sy-t” Itcrl-mg for two day*, England, cave the member* of alar vslth hi* two-day campaign the Sanford Itntary Club a torn* trip* with other Florida Democraprchcnalvr comparUo'i of the •d- tic candidate* in various corner* Ufatlonat lyalem* of England and of the *late. e 'j* country. He laid that hr would make a Uobu Dean, *»n of Mr and statewide televlilon talk lomctime Mr*. Holland L. Dean, former late In October In an effort to residents here, told hi* hearer* must Florida bark Into the tie mo * la detail about life at Oxford ami critic fold, held the attention of hi* audience The Hepublleani didn't put a by hi* well prepared and deliver- candidate in the field agaln-l Sen. cd addre**. Hu talk gave local George Smather* D-Fla and |h*l Itutarlan* an insight to the cut- ha* helped him become one nf tom* of the tutorial -ys'cni of ihr moat active Democratic cam F ill .11 H ll.SDN accepted in Na teaching in vogue al the umverii palgnrrs. vy (X s . (Staff Photo) ty where he spent the last two| Ai rhairman of the Democratic l^ira. He will leave »o-n to enter senatorial Campaign Cotnrnl <ee. ★ ★ ★ military icrvlce at F\ hill, Okla. Sn.athcra is Just aho.it everywhere C W i en n F n F arc In Ihe absence of president these day*.One of hi* big Jobs ' club secretary, Dr. R. W ftupre- j< |o raise money. Another I* »*• M n u n O f f i c e r £ chi, Charle* Wagner and Harry speak. Simpson are attending the dlt,|c -, t* rn California, Oregon. C a n d i d a t e S ch o o l trict conference at Winter Haven, Washington, Illinois, Iowa. Near Fieil Wilson, sun of Mr and pa.t president Bill Itu.h presided. Mexico. Writ Virginia. Pcnn-vtAmiouncemeut was made of the VJn|a. Maryland. Connecticut, Mrs * I. WlHnn. PM II - alb meeting next Monday at Ihe Epi«- i*|ri. to Texas, and to some other Drive, In** been ar.rptnl In'., the Naval ll'fircr'* Candidate School copal Parish Home when Congr. state* he couldn't recall momen He left Sunday night In r*-|«it1 , S. (Syd) Hcrlong will be the tartly. „ weaker at an lnter-club meeting Now he’* about to campaign In ti recruiting officer* In M ann Into of all local civic and service rich*. hi* own stale which went Repub­ fin. where he was ndurtel lican in 1933. He say* It'f going the Navy yesterday The Navs flew Fred Wilson from to be a close presidential racsbut say* U r Democrat*' rcgixtra Macon to Newport, It I where lion* outnumber Ihe Republican* he will undergo a f ir months there seven to one "and if the training period On hi* completion Democrat* get mil and vots- Hem- of the training at the DCS. he ocratle/’ the slate should return will receive hi* design.' •n a* an Ensign to it* nos m il column From the Officers mtidatc Thi* lime Smather* I* going to ( Continued on l‘ * ;c 3) (Continued On Page 1) 4 Additional Local News On Page 3 The Seminole High School Glee Club |»rr*rnl* Ha fir*t perform­ ance o f the >ea*on this evening at a o'clock from the stage of Ihr Pinrrrrtt School auditorium. Mi-* Ollle I n n Whittle, di­ rector of the (itre, Club, *ald that the musical, "Picnic" u a take­ off on election year. '•Throughout (he mirth provok­ ing show, a tubule will he paid to all of the *tate* in the union," *hc said. A huge «*•! of both boy* and girl* will take part in the ah-iwr with Henry Cn»on at Ihe micro­ phone a* Master of Ccreinonle*. Mi** Nancy Cash i* the accom­ panies! for the musical that will include »o!o« ami group number*. Sotoistl, Mi*s Wlnllie said, will I f Itichard Fagan. Carol Null, Teddy Walker, Pat Harrington, Phillip Hud. Kay Jenkins, Iri* Causey. Shirley Anderson. Al Coll in- and Tony (iarlman, "The rnslmnc* are stunning,*' said Mu* Whittle, "adding much to the muiical which is enjoy­ able and entertaining front the music standpoint alone." The cast has been preparing for "Picnic" over a period of *tveral week*, every member working *i*rd to make hi* ur her part la the musiral a "perfect one." *'We hope that there wdl be a large cu.ad on hand for tonight's performance," Mis* Whittle eaid, "to »cc how much these young ladies and young mro have don* lu stage a show that 1* humoroui, serious, musical, and entertain­ ing/' Big Crowd Attends Annual Barbecue For City Employes More than 130 pound* of barbfeup, prepared by Carl William*, was served to employe* of the City o f San font, thrlr fa mile* ard friend* Saturday eight. According In preliminary rsllmale-, more than WO people pass­ ed through the icrvlng line to rereive gi-nrrout helping* of bar­ becue! pork and beef, salad, pic­ kle*. buna, and all the trimming* that gu to make such a meal com­ plete. Serving a* host* to Ihe City employe* were the Board of San­ ford City Comniiitiontr* Attending 'he barbecue which wat prepared and served at the farmer* Aue't in Market or IT 91 » f i e member* of the various city organization* a* well at commitlion* and rommittaea. along with the legislative delegation, Board o f Seminole County Commission­ er* However, frtrd al the annual •vent were the City emplcyee who attended full fore*. At the head of the rerung line, greeting the employs*, their families, and visitors, wa* City Manager Wirrrn K. Knowles Sanford Rep 2nd Place Winner In Western Open K Mtl.ALE llOUHHUl.DLIt. Seminole County i ’ri srejior, (center! and Stale rrooi -er« Mark Mack, (right! and Cerl Willie**, (left! disco** the decreasing number o f (raffir violation* soffeie.t by i«i>nn*l of Hanfurd Naval Air Station, since the "Safe Driving” lecture were first preseutri to men i**sl at the NAS, five month* ago. Since the lecture, overall traffic violations lia» r diopp«s| t ; i t cent Householder presented lecture* duuring the month of August, while Troop**- Mack, and William*, gave talk* In July. Othr, speaker* heard Inrtude Voile William*, A«*i«»not State Attorney, snd Bill France, I’.resWent of Ihe National Association for Stock Car Racing, the ic iffiu rti MFn AnMtiij^dJ by the NAS "Safe Driving Council," according to W. K. Giles Safety Engineer, (h u ff Photo) C Jay llehert. playing pro nf San ford, for Die Mayfair Inn Cnunlrv Club, placed second In thee four way tie p!av- o ff late yeitcr lay, bc'ng topped hy Mike Fetefclck "Th*t ssa* Ihe toughest round of golf I ever played." said 2Mpound 'like Fetrhlck after deci*Ivcty vs Inning the 33.000 top prize In the Western Open Tournament In a playoff with three other pro*. "I didn't lie up. but I h*ve to admit there ws* a little butterfly In my jlnmach," he declared yes­ terday after shooting a S underpar M, five stroke* belter than any of hi* opponent*. " I ’ ve had lower score*, but no round »** ever harder." Second place—just a matter of prestige since the three other* all received 32.UX>- went to Jay Hebert. 33, from Lafayette, I.a,| reoretcntlng Sanford, Ha carded a 11. Next camp Doug Ford, playing out of Fetrhirk'a home town nf Yonkrr*. N Y.. with a 72 D«n January, thr M year- -Id comer from la n ip iiii, Texas, finished with a 13 over the ( J X yard Pre­ sidio eour»e. Fell-hick fired *even birdir* and went over par on only one hole, the eighth, when he seemed lo baby an approach from the till ire** on the fringe of the green. Hi* longest birdie pull wai 23 feet. Merchants Complete Plans For Citywide Sales Event Up-To-Date Bargains Offered The Sanford Merchant* A»xocistlon today announced that their plan* have been completed for one of the biggest sale* event* ever to bt- presented In Sanford B. L. 1'i-raiu* Jr., prv*idcnt of ihe Merchants Association, said today that “ Banner Day*" will be a two-day event of Friday and Saturday, Oct. 19 20 . The Merchant* Association pres* i it nt emphatically emphasized, "This u not a stock clearance event for Sanford Merchant*, but an event that wilt convince San­ ford •hopper* that local store* are featuring up-tndatr merchandise al the lowest possible p rice*" Committers of the local Mer­ chants Association organisation have been busily engaged in com­ pleting plant for this event for a number of weeks and the formal announcement of Ihe event cumea on the heels of itore owner* and operator* beginning to put their a ah* venture# out ew a lake o f atocka In thape for the coming Jt'HT TAKING A RIDE, aald Mis* Shawn WUtt* n this morning an water In her uncle'* back yaid, at the homo of J. E. McAtevander Jr. on Sanford Ava. Tha pond waa weekend. caused by the downpour of rain thiough the night. (Staff I’holu) Uanner Day a will be a city w vie event with all of the merchant* joining hand* to make it one of the most memorable sales occa­ sions ever staged here. Alre»dy, plan* have been for­ mulated Ic attract one of the most formidable shopping crowd* " I ’m not satlsfird with to Sanford. Merchant* an- readytrouble," *aid County Commission­ Ing their wirxiow display*, their diiplay banner*, and their stock er B. C. Dodd aa diac union* this making showcard* kn outer to di­ morning centered around the povDrenching rain* that havn rect local shoppera to tho bund­ Ing « f a r»a,l In the Boar Lake led* upon hundreds -if specially sleidltr fatten In the past a hour* priced merchandise throughout have furnished the relief fsrmer* lectlnn. hive been asking for for month* Be ml note County Engineer M. C. the alorea. Molt agricultural men have said Hagan gal-1, "I've never referred Sale* clerk* and slock person net h**r already been rrmliesl fur that six­ or seven Inchr* of min (l> Dial toad a* t-cing 1.200 feet. th* taming event and special would be needed tu actually re­ was a half-mile." price tag* to be attached l» re* Heve Ihr draught situation, Iluuever, tin decision wa* gutir slock and specially purchatGeodetic expert* reported ee- rd a* In whether or no; the road ed mcrchandiie are being prepar- renlly that the water level In the dJmdd be paved with Ihe cuunty ed. i St, Johns river Is at a higher point furnishing Ihr material* amt rum Practically every nerd will lie thin Dial rrached during the mistiuner llll* Fourakrr accepting taken care of during thi* gigantic time of Ihe "dry months." itl *1 Ihe cuntract al tl a square yard, »*lr, according lo committee The broad squall front that In* or if the county otmly should do Ihr pivmember* who have been con- fairly hlankrird Florida with a pig with it* mixed in place ma­ Carliun Evangelialic Team •tanlly working on the fall anJ steads downpour of rain has not chinery. ★ ★ ★ winter aalea event to be atagrsl. done any damage except In DotalClerk O. P. Herndon requested Merchant* are prepared to offer ed areas where 23 lo 30 mile an commissioner* to turn In their •ale-priced merchandise for the hour wind* rreated some havoc. lists of rlrrk* and inspreiut* who In the Sanford area, wind* have will tnzn the polls during Ibe home owner, the housewife the hvbh>i.t, the garage owner, the been moderate with little or no General Election on Nov, 6 . car. and for men, women ami damage resulting ir-m them. Two new subdivisions were ap­ children. Sanford »treel* have not been The Church of tha Nararrne, proved at thU morning's meeting Merchant* aree preparing to fin ded tu the extent that a flash located on the enrner of W. Second take care of thr enormous cruwdi dounpnur would have rauxil. when plat* for Cool-More, a 31 St. and Maple Ava., announce* lot site next to Lake O’ The Woods expected to vi*it Ihe San/urd store* Sun-.r street* in Ihe SanLanU *svcjust off Highway 11-92 in the special service* beginning Wedlion uere enverrd with water hut this mming weekend south end of Ihe county Albert neiday evening at 7:30. Banner Day* 1* a sale 'hat w* Ihe greater pari nf the rain* are D. Cooley wa* shown a* the owner The Rev. R. II. Spear, Jr., pat* want our local people to remem- being drained off rapidly. on the plate, lor of the l-w*! church, la happy herds one of the biggest and heat On* r-ad wa* washed out this A resolution rerimling the mo­ to present the CarHen Evangelis­ tale* ever featured in Sanford. mm rung Ju*t ofl 2»itli Street In Ihe tic Team to tha Sanford area. Mrrcharit* A*iu*-ialt»n pre-idenl lav h \rbnr section. A hole in feet tion to appropriate 112,Vjii front The CarWgnt' are taloiitesl iru'rnPerkms -aid today. wide vas eauieil by thn rain ap­ secondary road fund* for the en menlalM* p'aylng an acurdloo, "We tielieve that Banner Hay* parently from a culvert that had gunriing *urvcy of a ttuw»ay violin, vihra harp, solovoi, Ham­ rrotsing Lake Monroe f r o m will offer a real treat for every­ caved in French Ave. wa* approved follow­ mond organ, slrlgh bells, Swiss one in Hanford and in Ihe San­ On sarif-rd Ave. at the corner rowbells, aod xylophone. Th# ford slopping area," Prrkini of 1* tls Si rains hid Hooded the ing the reading of * le ter adt'arHen*' alto have a cbolre *edivsied to Ihe llnar-l* o* C-unly tail. yard of J K McAlexandcr Jr. led tun of readings, vocal num­ Banner* will he flying up and WaliT v*a* 12 lo 2 t inches deep, Commissioner* of Sermn-ilc and bers. Mr*, ('arisen ts one of th« down the Hanford shopping an a deep i sough In launch a boat which VoluiU Counlie* from William II. country** out«tan'ling gn*i>e| pian­ Friday *nd Saturday revrsling provided entertainment for child- Dial. Next meeting of Ihe Seminole ist* and ha* hern iri demand at Ihe th-u-and* of downlnearlh ren until school lime, A niece pUnlit with well known Ameri *n prircit its-me of rnerrhaml- ,tf M<Alexander, Shawn Whitten County Board o f C«:nm'^vlonci*| erangelivis who have luuied Eur­ l*e arranged for fall and winter al 9 --’dork (hi* mortunii was rn- v.ill It held en Nov («, d.iv -if the ope. buying joying Hie pond like water (urine general rleclion. However, the board did not change the dale of ( 'the Carlten’l hava been io de­ Banner* Days have been gror-, linn mand by- ehurch grou|w of other ed to present-day need*, the SanThroughout Ihe Mate wind and Ihe meeting. This morning's mce'lng of Ihe denonunation, .ym p. he'ie with ford Merchant* Association re- rain storm* which hit Florida apCommlluioneri wa. adjourned " ? ,r tonv r“ on«- They have workveiled thU morning. peered dinnuMilng today. "We have be-n advocating Onl* light rainfall wai rcpnrtrd U-fi-re noon after comiderirt a H on naalgnment. given them by Ihe United Stale* Army wH-'ch i(»nllru*d On Faga 3| KOn(inu1tl On I'zge 3| light agenda. hive carrte*! them Ir* several o f Ih* country » Army camps. The public it cordially Invited to at end th oe special tvrvicea N»vy Ensign William C. Clauia, •ach evening this week beginning Jr , rrcrlccd hi* “ Wings of Gold" lomotrow. Tha Kcv. Carlton will of a Naval Aviator at rcremaniet Le preaching each evening ami at Ihe Naval Air Station, Corpus both tervic-a Sunday. Chrixtl, Tex. Ensign Clause' "Wings" wrr* pinned on him hy his wife, the former Mis* Norma Faye Har­ vey of 1403 W. Fint St. He is the son of Mr and Mr». ALTA MONT B SPRINGS— M n . W. C, Clause of 2329 NarrDsu* Jack Howden of Wln'er Park, Ave., Sanford. prc»ident of th* Orlamlu-Whiter Ensign Clause received his des­ Park It » gu* of Women Voter#, ignation a* a Natal Aviator on and member* of the ritiirng Sept, 21 after more than 19 Constitution r-mmittrr, will he at month* of flight training. the Community House on HaltHr lia* been nilgnrd to Iht land Ava., Altamonte Spring* to­ Naval Air Station, Jacksonville. night at • o’clock to explain th* It amendments lo tha Slate Con­ stitution, which will appear on tbN ballot In Ihe Nov, I election. Cloudy with thawrr* today he­ All pertona Interested in lea n * ron* lag partly rloudy HtdncUayi Ing mora ahoot these amendments on Naval En-tgn William C. Cbm** art urged In attend ttla meeting* Air btatkm, Corpul Christ!, Tax, law lodgM IM L Steady Rains Are No Decision Reached Furnishing Relief On Road Controversy Sought By Farmers Evangelistic Team To Appear A t Local Church Tomorrow Ensign Clause Gets Wings Of Gold Mrs. Howden W ill Explain Changes Weather �THE SANFORD HFRAT.D , Pajfc 2, Tuca., Oct- 16, 193G Groundwork laid For Artificial Lake Program TALLAHASSEE W— The state his laid groundwork for a pro­ gram of creating artificial lakes lo keep public recreational fadll (in abreast of l(a surging popula ii"i At a conference of Hate offi­ cial* Gov. Collin* named two committee* to do preliminary In­ vestigation and report within a month or two it a second confer­ ence, where detail* for a legislalive program can be prepared. One group U to recommend likely artificial sites on rivers and streams, Serving with Dr. tlobcrl O. Vernon. associate *tate geologist. ihe chairman, are Fred C. Elliott, secretary-engineer of iha trustees or the Internal 1m* provement Fund, and Colin II. Gunn of the U. S. Department of Agriculture'* sod conservation service. The oilier group will recom­ mend ways of financing. Ralph Davis, rsrrutive dirrctor of the State Hoad Department. I* chair­ man: A. D Ulrich, director of the Game and Fresh Water Fish fommitslon. and a staff member of the development commission to be named later, members, Collins* program received the hacking of twn key legislators, Senstr t'rrsldent W, Turner Davis of Madison and the pre»Ment-d»sIgnat*. Mdllam A. Shands nr Gainesville. The governor said the House speaker designate Doyle Conner of Slarke, who was unable to attend, also expressed favor­ able interest. "In the face of our state'i tre­ mendous growth, we must pre­ pare now so thst we will always have adequate public r< creational facilities,*' Collins said. "While it is true new Industry is coming Into Ihe date, it is do­ ing so because those employers are attracted by Florida living, We’re heading towards shorter work hour*, more leisure time, more time for recreallnn and ear­ lier retirement. "We must be sure that we have adequate boating and fivhinir op­ portunities for all these people." Shands said Florida "lend* it­ self admirably well to river de­ velopment without a great amount of expense or preliminary effort." Davia said "We don't nee-1 an educational program for this In my are*. Our people already have been edu-sted by the low water level. ''I ’m for this program enthu­ siastically and have been for a number of years." J ' U L cJ i p v — ; PAIIT OF THE CROWD ATTENDING Saturday* n ;bt s barbecue given for City Employees, thru famil.es and friecr.ds. Mayor F. D. Scott (IhirJ Iromhft J receives a generous helping cf barber. Hosts for ;ha annual event weere the Hoard of Sa lford City Commissioners. Staff Photo) A UNITED STATES SAVINGS liond awarJ was pri-scntel recently to Jce Lumpkin of Tho Sanford Merabi Staff, J’resctitlng the certifies!*' to Lumpkin (left) I* W. A. Patrick, Chairman of tho Seminulo County Savings Hand Commutes-, t bluff Photo) Record-Breaking Speed Is Reached By Research Missile Hv VEItV IIUT.IANU LANGLEY AIR FORCE RASE. Va. tfv— The National Advisory Committee for Temnanlirs (NACA> disclosed lhal It ha* fired a fotuvtaee rorket-propelled re­ search rnivsiL' lo a record break­ ing speed of more lhan fl.coo m ii T E p. h. L O NACA. the government’ * top aeronautical research organliatlcn. said the rocket attained a sp ed of more than 10 4 times the velocity of sound, and rove to an altitude of more than 200 miles An NACA spokesman said this compared with about 4 .wo miles an hour for the viking Ticket, and was the greatest speed NACA had yet achieved with its test miisile tiring*. The dev li e wia fired from NACA'a Waltopi Island. Va., re­ search station, and ill flight ended far out in tho Atlantic Ocean. The firing was announced at an inapee* tinn of NACA'a Langley areonaudeal laboratory, attended by CO invited guesta. I'ropuliinn was provided by four motor*, fires! in sequence!. The first two motors were of the type used to boost the Nike missile The nose ot Ihe mi*tde was pick­ ed with Instrument* and tele meterlng equipment to rr.ont tem­ pera Iuree and relay them (-■ a ground receiving station. Floyd Thompson. Ihn labora­ tory’* associate director for re search told the visitors NACA Is looking Into future problems in­ volved In piloteJ flight at speeds of J.ono miles an hour and faster. He apoke nf travel by man earning aircraft at .peed* of five tlmea the vttoclty nf sound er faster aa appearing "within the realm of relatively* early attain­ ment .** N R A N G. E R L 0 N D I E E T T A K E T T Navy ship* nperited by nu­ clear power wit! net he confronted with the limitations nf fuel capa­ city. The potential energy In a two-pound lump of uranium Ihe sire of a golf hall equals about gan.noo gallona fuel oil er 3,ooo ton* of coat. T II K A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost *S A N VTUNTK INSTALMENT Slembei i BANK M ItlirflY can be tarried nn In comparatively primitive surronudlnat by using Ihe tscllltlrw of lb* Federal Dvlt Defense Administration's enter* terser hospital during attacks, Tho operating Device Developed To Give Warning Of Nuclear Attack llibt* would be powered by the hospital’! own Ibdillnwalt grnrrator. while the Imlrnmcnts would be ilerlUicd in beUlc-gas-iualeil autoclave* nr pressure cooker*. ifCOA r otoi (rip relays that Instantly* sounl Of TO million llcmrd autnn'.vwarning horn*, eloie blast doors, bilr drivers in tho L, S , approx­ turn off ga* lines, start radioing- imately 2d million received trafIcally filtered ventilation systems fk vlolallett ticket* in 1935 and set off other protection meas­ ---------------------------------------- J t ures. The system is described as Im­ SOMETHING mune to conventional high ex­ plosive blasts or thunderstorm N EW ! false alarms, as well as to cosmic rays or other atmospheric radia­ Something tion. WASHINGTON ** The Army disclosed today the development of a relatively Inexpensive device to give automatic warning In the event nf a nuclear bomb or poison cat attack. The device, officially labeled llie An African safari group of Radiological D e f e n s e Warning System. w»s dsvetcpaj by the nine "tourist explorers" require* Army Signal Corps laboratories at a 'i f f of 23 experts to accom­ Ft. Monmouth, N, J. It 1* al­ pany them. ready Installed at ore tnalor mil­ itary headquarter* which the an­ nouncement did nn! name. If AVI t i l l The Army said It will be installed at Important Air Ferre bases and will be used by Civil Defense authorities throughout the INIUISNCI country It could be used to pro­ HIVING I. tect vital Industrial plants, the Army said, PRYOR Army engineer* estimate that It El*. the electronic part nf the system S erv ice h ou r would roit about |VX> under full LjV M otto. production ronalltlom. Mrich Hltlg. The Army said the system de­ lects any atomic or hydrogen SANFORD bomb explosion endangering an In­ PHONE H3fl stallation and can be arranged to STATE FARM Mutual ------DON’T - — Throw Awav Your Tire Dolnr.x Bcvauao Your Tires Are Smooth. Lot WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 \\ 2ml Put On New Truck Rubber Treads That Will Gbc Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save 5 ou Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd DIFFERENT! FRO ZEN CAN D ^ jj w ? Vl HITCMIn M IS H m (ANU FROZEN FOR ,U - FRESHNESS ROUMILLAT & ANDERSONS •If! Yearn In Sanford * "on ihe corner by the cluck* AND FOODMART Park Ave. at JSth 8 L LOAN DEFT. I'DIC t •OF COURSE" �il TH E SAN FO RD H ER A LD < W Tucs., Oct. 16. 1956, P*»e 3 Full Attendance Sought To Greet Kiwanis Official Ttic Sanford Kiwani* Club hai railed for a 100 per cent atten•lance at ita noon luncheon mrr'ins Wednesday at the Yacht Club to meet and Steel F, S. Sursulne J r , U Governor of Dldrirt 3, Florida Kiwani*. Sursuinr. .aid the Kiwani* Bui•elm. weekly new* letter of the ®6inl Kiwani* group. will be the principle eucit of the club. A delegation of »cxtn local Knanian* rcpre.cnted the Sanford Club at the Di.triet Convenlion In Fort Lauderdale early la->t week Thotp attending, and from whom a report will be heard at an early dale were: A I Wilmn, president of the San­ ford Kiwani* Club; Mr, and Mr* •Roy Mann: Mr and Mr*. Fd ShtnhoDer: Mr. and Mr*. M. R SlricklanJ: Mr and Mr*. David Gatchel; Mr and Mr*. Ralph A Smith, and Captain and Mr*. Roberl W Jarkiun. Rrtult* of the election of a Board of Director* mil probably be amioiuiced at (he luncheon meeting Wednesday. A ballot, lut­ ing Ihe lop ten men in the ra>c for 13.1* Director*, resulting from lla-t week'* voting, ha* been cir rulaled and maileJ to Kiwani* Club member* f,om which lo *e|e<t .even Srlect.on of thr teem director. will comple'e the local Kiwani* Club voting for 1957 officer* and director*. 4Banner Days (Continued from Page I) •hopping at home of Ihe conven­ ience hometown More* offer (heir emtomer* and became of Hie comparable p rim offered on romparahle merchnndue," local merchant* revelled. “ Banner Day* will give u* an opportunity to prove that mcrrhandur can be purchased in . Sanford a! price* that will u n tie * Ihe »liopper," the merchants group laid President Perkin*, of the San­ ford Merchant* A-iociation. ha* reminded Sanford folk, that they should “ mark their calendar for Ihe event " The gigantic Banner Day* *a!c will be -taged Iht* week­ end. Oct. 19 20. Smathers (Continued from Page II put on a sidewalk campaign to help Florida Hnu«c member* who have Republican opposition. Smo­ ther »ald he dur*n't think |l.*i need |,i* help l„ win but lie wan'* to get a* man} Democrat* to Vote a- pov.itilc Sniather* will be in Miami Oct. 1 2? 73 at the tide of IG-p llante Fa»ce!l on Ocl ?i 23. he’ll tv with Hep Paul Roger* who*e ill* tilid include* Fort Lauder lale. Mr*t Palm Beach and Fort J|> cr.-. On Oct 23 Jo. Smather* will ;;i to li e Tampa St Pr(er*burg area I . help Wintnn King in hi* effort* to unirat (IOP Ho i.r member Viilllam Cramer. Following hii two day* with *V"ngrenm an llerlong Smather* wdl go to Dalla*, Te* , fnr a ►perch and a* he **;•*, " ( io i1, know* where.'' before election dm He‘« bren on nationwide televulon and radio program* in re­ cent week* for five minute talk* to drum up fund* fog the Dem- • cratv. Smather** job require* that hr stick a* elo«r to Wavhingtnrj ,*« I' >.*ih|r and hi* trip* are by niane v fin d only for a couple of day* at a tmir An exception will he (he Florida jaunt. C H u t c h is O n S . McDonalds Are At Convention Thomat McDonald. manager of the Abstract Cnrporatinn id San­ ford, and William C. Hutchuon. Sanford attorney, accompanied by lheir wive* arc in Miami at­ tending the KWh Annual Amrrlcan Tillr Auociation Convention . Title and abstract men from alt over the country will so to Miami for the comention beins held In the fabulou* Fountainbleau Ho tel They will be reprracnUUvei from 41 ilate*. the Dittrict of Columbia, Alaska, and Hawaii. The convention, in it* firal day today, will routinur through Oct. ny Morton McDonald. I’ rrtident of thr Abitract Corp>>rati. n of Sanfortl and DcLand. and prc*ldcnt of the American Title Auociatiun. will preiide oxer the fire day mrcl F. (Continued from Face I) School he will go to a Naval Sup­ ply School for further irainins and lran»fer to hi* fir»t J..ty -tation. Hi. enlutinent i* for a period o f 3 year* anf 4 month. Fred Wilton, who ha* been »*• loctatrd with hi* father at tA'il•on-Maier Furniture Store on Fait Firat., graduated from the l Tnivrrtily of Florida in June of thl* year at which time he receded hll " S ®A .f V ' ' attending the lnixrr*lt* of Hor" : i l,f " a‘ * chrrr lri,',<,r Hospital Notes Ik I. It Admi**ion*: Fredi Smith (Sanford i Norma Jean Sharpe i Titusville) Carrie Woodruff i Sanford i Shirley Rraddy (Geneva) (ieorge Whittier i Sanford i Discharge*: Henrietta Mar»hall iMaillanr<r Zana Beckwith i Sanfordt Josrnna Rns* iMimti Marian Mitchel l Sanfordi Haiel Hatty (Chuloatai Ocl. II Admittionv: Mr*. Mildred Landrr'.lt I New Smvrnai Ivy Jane Etlri.lge tOrlando) Levi* Cutter i lie Bar* j Han ts Ro*t»n ( Sanford i Collins Praises State Savings, Loan Industry George Touhy. Executive Vice President of Ihe FirM Federal Sav­ ings an.l Loan -A»*n, returned Saturday evening from Tallahassee where he attended a three day convention of the Florida Saving* and Loan League, highlighted by addresses delivered by Gov, LcJtoy Collin* and Walter Drier, preHdenl of the l'. S. Saving* and Loan League Gov, Collin*' talk focturd nn Character and tai.l that ihi* grra: state hat a distinctive character, that stem* from the gift* of God with which it i* ble**ed and from the composite character* of it* people. Collin* lauded Ihe *tatc saving* and loan industry with a*. f c ’.* of one nn.l a half billion dol­ lar* and taid that the fabulou* growth of the Male was made po*slide to a Urge degree because people cnlnittrd Ihrir saving* lo the a**ociation* that jn turn loan ett them to provide home* for a large segment of the permanent population. Drier taid that ihi* great coun­ try wa* huill around the home, the Church and the schools and ihe nationwide saving* and loan in dutlry turd a major portion nf it* 349 billion in *«**!» to provide fund* for 40 per rent of the fin­ anced home* of thr nation Safe­ ty of savings and availabdily nf l.ntnr buying and building fund* in rquitable proportion* plare a heavy re»j)on»it)ility on *aving* and loan people, he *aid Touhy. a* chairman of ihe pub] lie Relation* Committee, *er*ed a* moderator of a panel ditcutinn on 1the topic Friday afternoon. U.S. Savings Stamp Sales In Schools Increase Last Year )A A Patrick, Votun'ecr Sav­ ing* Roml Chainnan fur Seminole F umty, todj >- made known th»t *1 hool chit iren in Florida during Ihe 1935 V, tchnol year partlripatrd in *rhoo| laving, program* f-.r the purcha«e of U, S Sav­ ing* Stamp* in gre.irr number* than a' any time -mee the end i f the war Jr ne Marshall ISanford i Saving, stamp u n during thr Birth*: l>»*l arhool year gained nt >re Baby Boy AVwodrulf han SlSfi.nuO un i 31 per cent ov­ Baby Girl Sharpe er the previout year and *rt a Discharges: new re<">d in amount »ince 1943. F*»ie Se**ion* ( Sanfordl Betty Mounlcastle and baby “ Saving* Rond rale* In Fiot.ia t Sanford) during September." Patrick *.*id, Alberta Randall »Sanford) were 41,430,252, nun for Hie fu -t Alice (letmao and baby lSanford) nine month* nf I9'*t am t>3,53).Shirley Braddy (Geneva) 747, o ff 4 9 per rent from la«t Ocl. II year Thl* arcounti for 717 jht livelyn Jonr* ipfll of FI rid*'* tf'3 qu-ta nf Mary Margaret Lompktn (S.infordi tig. 1(*>.(»*). seminote t ounty '* |>urLaurrlte Milium* (lube Mary i fha*e* for ihe v r ir t » late now Klainr Ita** iSanf.nl •land at KUt.ITT, whicfi i« 81 T Flora Whitten ( Sanford i jn rent o f ir rounty goal. " he Mublr llrusn ( SanfutU *tln< ludeJ. Births: Baby Girl Jonrr llisr hargrs: Jack Benton 1Sanford i Mildred l.andnih iNrw Smyrna) Kmliy )Vit»on (Sanford) Judge Erne! Hmuhotlrr vr*. Henry Berry ifirncva) ferdav putted name* from the Fredi Smith Jury h-iv to »rtve on the jury for William II Hughes Semin-.ln t'ounty Court which will o c r . is Convene Motidj- Oil 2J. Ad illinium: (ieorge B Elliott l.Sanford. Summon* fof jury dot* are Jean Sharpe (SanfordI being .erved on the 38 name* Janet Mil hai l I Sanford i .elected, by Seminole Comity Kluabcth S. Wurth iDeBaiyy Sheriff J L. Hobby Birth*; Baby Girl Whittrn s a m m uiv in hi: nm .r Disrhargrs: TAMPA—The hou*e where ( uti Iami* B. Cuntcr I.Sanford I an pairin' Jo*o Maiti lived while • am e Woodruff (Sanford) Visiting Hour*: Private Boom*, in exile in Tampa -'ill be lorn II a m. to 3 p.m.; Semi-Private down and a -ancillary in hi* mem Room*, 2 lo 4 p m , 7 to 9 p.m. f.rv railed there. Pediatries, II a m. to 8 p m. Par­ Guillermo Bolivar Cuban ronent* and (Irandjiarnl* only; ob* •ut, -aid die Cuban Government Metric*. No v i<itmg during feed 'ii* decide 1 to erect t e *.*nctuary mg of baliic*. Private room*, ti a m lo 12 noon. 2 in 4 p.m. Psychiatrist Says Somc Soldiers Lack ci ny of M 1**0 in edy fund* Three seeiMinlant* le-tifird for the ttatr .... *urh >»*m 4a “r 11j1irij^r mu that »hortage did C\IM. evl.t, £Vhe ilefen-e maintained tl wa* a ■a»r nf nti-*lng fund* with *evfr9bA . . I j 1 . . n a r .. . n V ^ i at other perron* having arre** U(be money, ra’ her than any faul­ ty bookkeeping me Flor­ n orNew Poll Hiehey i* on the ida Gulf C ent about 30 mile* moth of St. Prtrnburg. _________ _ Director* of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce wilt meet tonight for the first lime in the pre-rnt ft*cal year to di*eu»a many important matter* The meeting will begin at i o'clock and I* to be hr!.I In .he Ed..rational Pudding board room on Commercial Avr Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krulcr ha* urged a full al'en lance of the Board of Dirert, r- for the important illicu-tlun. Mrs. Jones Trying To Locate Brother C. W. Wakefield The tialcr of a man. Mil»p’ «rdn Sanford, ha* written to the ‘■infnril Herald in nn attemp* to . Op her brother She write*. "Do you have any ,nformation a- lo the when about* 1 f ( AT. Wakefield. “ If *o.*’ »a!J Mr*. J A J nr* F fh l^ a I S fn n H n r H c f c , , , , A-u l J l U I l U a r a S *PHOENIX. n-'Hivi.i, Art*. h k . «P —• nn An iArm* P*.Vchtalri»t *»** many tf S Prl“ ,'u,r* o f war yielded to Comrn *. > . r* ■ a I e a l- .. , ■ a L iw a IL. munut khrain-aa*h)ng ti e r 1 n - they did nol reeeivr proper 1rain­ ing al home. Willianv E Mayer, at lached to Brooke Army Mrdte.*l Center at San Antonio, Tev . «aid Amrrican pannt* are failing to •each their rhitdrrn “ they ean't During Ihr^ K**t Co*»t hurri- »urrender to «h*t they believe cane *ea*on. Navy »hip* and air wrong, they ean'l alwaya 'make .'r a il are playing an important a d ea l.'" part in a new evp-nment |0 pho Mayer, who hat Interrogated lojraph hurricane* by mean* of I’ S. toldirr* held pruoner rlurir: rip.-kct* The*r rorkrt* are equip the Korean War. *poke at a PHoe pet with camera* »nU - - nt* Prev* Club forum la«t night h-rnr to an altitude of about |nq He laid the Army cannot be niltr* where pirt :re. laaeu .. . peeled to provide mldier* with * * *■*••*'*• ° f Aho") *90 mile* new tet of ethical itandard* f oatlng rocket o n e e v e - -o -. Theve Mandardi, he laid, mutt be taming the camera* are diien- e*t*b!i»hed by home training. raged from Ihe r • o' , Mayer taid few*r than 1 p*r chided to ihe ocean where they cent nf the U. S. soldier* held nri* jucked up by Navy tmj». oner in Korea were tortured or brutally trea-ed But about 30 pet 'D u i.ertrude Abbott, a girl rent made prioaranda tape re new.paper reporter in Ruihville roreding* for the Communuti. he HI . be gan wFen *t-e w** ja - e •aid. old She I* ttlll a reporter at Ten per cent informed on other <3. American prisoner*, he laid, with in m - it c 1 . • I oul h,vint» threatened, nf .. , . "H1' *? n*r * « t ' *'And « per rent o f the prisonof the elrmenlary arhool* have r n died before thev were te Ihe reennimended minimum of l (rated The* were not * i,n , (i or acre* for p|j/ phy.Kally m.drcated. . m r f . M am , V a . “win vo. tell him to write to hi* «i«ler ' I have a check for him." Mi*. ' me. wrote In her -r-ller WIMtNS H ttC IttM M M iv ' I P .r m o I!« rnure*. Marrarrtel nut The Prtncc** ll lounug Uritlih l.a*t .Mi rtque Sultan nf 7a* Continued from page t on the southern tip of Flnrida ind on the we»t rou t a* the *lurm moved northward However, ihow. rr iquall* and fairly strong wind* were fnrrca*l for the area during the day. Smalt craft waning* remained putted f;otn Cape llattrrat, N, S. southwari) through the Florida key* on the ra»t coa*t and north to Tarpon Spring* nn the «e»t coast. Rainfall at Orlando in 21 hoot* measured 31' Inches. Sturm' weather alio hit *ectlon* of Tova*. with rain*, ball ami strung wind* ladling the ea'teni half of the Panhandle. Some crop* were damaged by hail. A Ra*H flood inundated the eastern part of Odr**a. in ne*l Te\a«, forcing familic- In a Cl block area to flee their hump* The 3’ n.eh cloudburtt futlowed a blinding dust storm. Thr rain In Teva* wa* the hear. Ie»l in month*, me.i'iiritig up to 7 inchc* In *onve pta.r* over the weekcml. Only a couple of ..llirr wet *po'« weie re|N>rtril a* fnirly mild weather continued in most *rctlon- of the rountrv. Stiower* fell in pari* i>f the upper Great l.ake* .tiling the night. WHO IS HI.INDER THAN IIK THAT WILL NOT SEE When \ou K*-’t your next •I prescription do not lac blind e-r to iti* true vn!ue. The price you jrny for it, m»t only in­ clude* tin- chiirjge for th* ingredients, but also yout proportionate share of the million* of dollar.* that hne been spent on scientific rcsearch to perfect it. Part of your coat i* for the time necccssnry to check il select the Ingre­ dients, record it, label it properly, and when neces­ sary, to compound it- Des­ pite nil this, the Average ehnnge of all our prescrip­ tion* is about 62-70, and most of them cost you less than STUD. TO U C H TO N DRUG CO. r t r e r r i P T r i r i cn rM tsT S Pvt 1*« * Harwell* fen tru M H ill Iftl • >■e. t u . (Imcrcatic at) Textile Prices Increase Again NKV.' V*>ItK e — 'nuther in Pievt. .1* 01 e r Binlinglon rrra-r in trVtlle price, thl* <uir nrganDsU -n* had an on deiunlive f»brl< wa* an nounerd higher |>ri.e* on wmden pounced by It irllv-gt"1 Ind -Inc* flsm -l ar.t •jnlhc- • f.'r lc * fur Inc . world'* targe*! lc»lilc pr ,llir r r Ihe m eVi apparel trade Burlington »*id i<* Decorative AAalter S II rnc, prrtidcnt of Fabric* A*»oclate* had made price De.oritlve ) a h r l c * \**»cialr* inerratr* ranging up to five p r ,f"' '''cM inerea'e wj* m.i ti «ent a yani on fabric* for (he up ncce**ar> by wage inrreaae* re h< Ivtrry, l i c k i n g * and virapery P‘" ' n‘ ‘> effect in Southern trade* trvtile null*. Hen's whit put the m i&icin tin newhind of FORD! It a ll a la r l r d w it h ih e new “ Im v r r F o u l.* * AVhrn I oftl e n g m rft* p tv n iin l On* l u l l ) , ih ry tlid n 't ju*l du nk (n trin t* « l new q u m g * new brake*, rtew a*Je*. I h r* lli. m glii in ir im t id a 1 at tbnwigli aio l rhiuugb new. What put the magic Tire wheel* ant *tiia!lrr. In (In* lie** )'*(*) (* nrw In even detail dial evrn (lie wlieel* luve (hanged N-iW •niMIfi and I*under l»»i a l-eii r gnji nil die inwd, they lie Ip you lakr nit ijuu lly , .. gi*r ynu a beiiri tide. T h e w h e e lh o ** an t In n g e r . . . * * * I'"W vnu ra ti th no *t |» tween a I n u l d ia l * n v r i 16 ft. I< m g-«i nne d ia l • over 17 !(. 1-mg' "I hr frame *nt whirr. *idr tad* Ion* nul In nne 1 mnyr lia b le rid in g p la n .u n i . . . a In w ri. vleekcr lilh n u e tte in the new kind *1l*r riitr in i a n tim llirr. A\alt* new *n*pen*inn, new ip , in .-nr: li-o it and r ia l die l o ir dn« row I ,m l g i ' r l *1111 i< III. i l . n t von II n n 1 .in i In m a tllllg 101 v r lv r l i m c n . l «tnurh Viol d ia l lo.ld* lin e n il tr a il lo ath . Inn! lire handlini (itl rarirr. l,-n»'<l and bataiord lilr a 36 Selected For Jury Duty s o m k t h im Steady CofC Directors Urged To Attend Session Tonight p a n llir i ih i* rat ha* new t w r p t t in k lim it lin p e n io ir* lll.it w m l* in inagit w lir ll Vn il need U tin Ml, of FORD? r (H iw rr g n l l i n l l r r . 1 In i new l i m l id f in d I) Veil w id i 1 liiim lr ih ilil (•(>! It nilet* a wnle g e n l Silv e r Vnniveivaiy V 8 * m i l l r v e n h n iicpower n e rd * . . . plu* a nrw v rivo m n l th r lam nilt V lilia g r " J j V r i * 1*. "Six $r V-$ th* 1*1*1 Is gr*wr’ ; :w ! Somclhinff DIFFKKKNT! | It* nfK Foul It 4 HI, FROZEN CANDY » I ik’ rf 5 * ^ ( 1 1* I »f £* » «I* *fl t t ijf "• »• » J**Vvt | ||l jif nr IJtal|| VIHHt •I tl r l't ii* ) |*i it f i( »l! l l t e i n n f g n l lo w e r. And d e iig n ril IM le i you m il e it ir ra>v e iiin r * am i g ia ie lill e*u« you v r alw ayt kn o w n , I h r | mi, I , gut q i i l r l r r . ti * *•'* «i|»ng r** l»-l< e .e , liu itl lor a low p i o n I ta r Ami nu ■.11 in I " i d 1 held h n tu th [;• (I f|fMl! J(jii»»|inJ I h e ............ got b ig g e r, l i n e * head Imvin 1" 'p ir e for S I j t i r u l 1 . jtf l u t . I lin e '* le a l v l i r li h nut Irg room , loo. 1 lie lin e * go I ( h e e le r . I " id g u r* you the In n g rit. I . r» l, low p i i i r d ra r t i n . I o h g m r b i l (O lltiiu r " I I I I 1 u lp tu ifd in *:eel lw«ty »a ». “ I . r i * po!" H i e t i t l e got t m a i l r r . Wall* l h ;l nrw look Tnrd '" U have , , , i 1 i i !>•! o t- i an yw h eiel I ta m p le ; alt Fa u la n e n v - t r b , in it i i .l iu f te d an i, l i n e ihe took id a h attliu p . % ^, **• *- KUCHIN UltH 1 lie r a lu e got g re a te r and lh - p u re 11 v illi To ld lo«r. I ti» lea,i|t - f ie r i mote j.i .o ii 'C id In n in g * n r th it w ill keep u* value high . . . a ta t that w ill it * > worth m or*. FROZEN ^ FOR FRESHNESS •i i f n i 1 |M|» T t.t V W < f i t L f # r f ft flt f (N i M l l f l t K M l J »* *« f*‘e* ):jC»g.'T*Mg*| |;f * < f*j ai <* HffkH b f la III !f- So now you know the magic of the ROUaMILLAT & -ANDERSON'S 96 th* eorwer by Ik* «lerk* - ’5 7 FO R D ! AND FOODMART Park At*, at 23th Si. *UF (OL'IISK" STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc.) 3 0 6 E . 1 s t . -St. rx. 2of j /a �S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r K e y n o te To Finer, M ore Profitable City Adlai Running Double Campaign Associated Press Stmt Aaalyst Nevertheless, each time he U-! proposed nothin* that canid be WASHINGTON -f— Adlai Ste­ <ues such a statement the news- considered brand new with him venson is running a kind of doublr men accompanying him write unless perhaps It was this: stories about them, trying to cov-: He proposed a general federal presidential campaign. Part of it The City of Sanford lina long needed an up there are beating the drum* for a Tnllaer the main polnta. But these ald-to-educatlon program for the he talks, part of U he writes. auditorium and a recreation center where has.se** Civic Center. And how do they pro­ mostly have to be one-day- one-: state* to be used to meet s-oeh He makes speeches almost shot stories at best. community event* can be ataged, where our po*o to get It? By adding a ten per cent tax state's particular need. For rvevery day. attacking the RepubiiIt la no wonder therefore If ample: one might need m ogf friend* from all over the atate and the io their UTILITY BILL, cana and sometimes talking about many people hare trouble under- schoolrooms, one might need t<> south can gather for Important convention* Not only that, the Tallahu**ee Civic Ccn[What he'd do if elected dut. ex- j standing what he's talking about— train more teachers, one might and civic affair*, and where a youth recrea- ter, a* it is proposed today, will co*t the clcrpt for the farm problem to „r plans to do if elected — when need more books, tion program headed by u trained director then* of that city $1,500,000 for the auditorwhich he devoted a whole speech aji they know of his Ideasoo This could be considered a nee he almo«l ncxer goes mlo Jetail health, education or the agedis approach inthe sense that it can begin it* ojMiration to benefit the young- ium and the property on which the center on program* he has in mind annie general reference In them spreads itself across a wider field alert. is proposed to be located is to cost in the Every once In a while he Lsuc* in his speeches than what has generall> bi-cn Lack of such a center lias seriously handi­ neighborhood of $2,104,000. a policy statement, ne'.'ing lortb Stevenson doesn’t work up these talked about in Congress so far capped Hanford on many occasion* when op. And yet, those folk* are clamoring for his program if eictled.t Ho has Is- programs by himself. Hr has the That hat been federal aid to stain portunitle* presented themselves whereby that Civic Center—yes, cvoryltody want* sued thro* such statements so fa r help of specialists in each field, for building sehoolrooina only, we could profit immeasurably and then hud this lm|*ortant facility In the Tallahassee on health, educatic- and old peo- Rut they are not—from ike standIt would be unusual If man* pie point of getting acre's ideas that Ideas in his policy statem rrO to turn them down Imm.h u mc of lack of *pncu. Community, even at the cost we’ve just men­ Each statement goes into much ca" undentood-well were brand new: The three Held, When have we had a day-in-aml-day-out tioned. more detail on each program than * n 'lrn- tThp> «• overwritten of health, education and aging recreation program for children of ull age* An editorial in one of the Tallahassee he ha. attempted to explain in hi. ' 'P*"* hour* going through his, have been under study for yearentrusted into the hand* of recreational di­ newspaper* point* out thut In the two mon­ speeches These written policy ,hrrp f,olir>' “ elements—equlvs- j This is what Stevenson's policy statements, handed to newsmen. Irn‘ *° ,hr^ Pa*p* *" * " Mr,P, Ppf 1 »UlfMents do: the) call for « rector* on n permunent basis? th* since the de*ign fur a Tallahassee Civic run to thousands of words. Most *-a" ,, *"»de meliculou* nates on pandlr.g federal programs already The answer I* 'Never' And yet, from every Center wa* unveiled, not a single word of people never see them in full be- parh P"1"'- or Promire, Stevenson in existence or taking action on *ldc com es the hue nnd cry. "do something opposition ha* been hoard—to the overall cause few newspaper, have room me-ntsone.t proposals previously made in <\B for the children!" plan or to its location. to run the full text o ; ..veches or Thcn- bp’ au»c « f Stevenson'* gross but passed over, or ti.ey , . . . 4 , , V flr tiring'* a r»r r . f i - k»— L ----------- ------------ -------- ----------------------* lUtrrnrnti which take tip a whole vaguenet. or reference to back- [ merely tugge.t ttudy tng tome Where do Sanford people go when dance And here In Sanford, we have an audi­ ground or Idea* which only ipepha.e of a problem to decide w!ni page, as these do. bands are to !*• e n jo y e d — to hear musical torium, civic center, recreation center, and; ciali.t* in each firld would fully could be done. w* piograml—to nttc - 1 civic attraction* from beauty spot offered, literally on a "silver undcr.tand, I entitled the help i f Stevrnton't program, would r«(M) to 1,000 people— to attend convention* platter", even to the location fo r which there tpecialltl. in Wa.hington to feel cost money, at he acknow led,, i turo 1 knew what Strvcnton wat If Congrett ever approved all of of civic, fraternal, and eomerclnl orgnnlzn- I* no charge for the land—no charge for the aiming at. them they wnuld eoit a lot yf tlon»? To cities scattered all over Florida— auditorium and civic center. NEW YORK t B - 'I 'ig t are not and. Indeed, who before her rv*-r Holly tool gold now pounn In all three ttalement*—ao far money. Hr ha. not attempted to all of them boasting of an auditorium I’ erh a p * th ere a re Home w h o u bjcct to open-minded — they ’re sneaky.” I played Joan In Gaelic in Dublin her anmewhat disturbing, a . I could learn—-Stevenron ha. clim a te their total cost. Wc think that for the most part, practical lien!it ljccau *e "1 d id n 't su g gest it". An excu se e*w siobh» n McKenna, positively. . . . in English In London . . . |lrin., ,|kp . ( fjAhead. ly every person In Sanford I* heurtllyy in that i* hnn lly fen*ahle *in cc there I* n o l l '* ^ 1 * o n '1 havp ' hem on •" Irish arcem in Manhattan |.. fa rm . . . and.planned to do it in French ,,fr * >ou obc> ' ,imc *° much. 1 favor of the Sanford Civic Center—we think doubt that the Board of Sanford City Com"But 1 love rows. They bave in Paria? like to live in the prefect and -------- iy Willi AM g in ------------------- and believe that majority of the |»coplc in missioner*. five men who have worked un- suck beautiful long eyelashes." What H Siobhan (pronounced have no ilenro to know the day Central Prrt* Writer ^ Sanford have wanted *uch n center for a tlringly for such on important facility for The farm that Mias StcKcnna. . "Shh-vawn") like offstage* M'c'l, i and hour I'll pav* on. A TANKER, loaded to tha light* to permit right play. Zadol* nund«?r of year*. Wo believe, too, that for our community, would allow anyone who brighter a t a r of the current »he It to b u s y - almost every -Before I Hu anvthmg *l.c I brim with wine, la bdlng sent to Dumkopf aay* h* Isn't a bit the most pari, Sanford citizen* think that a would like to, step forward and put his drama »«*non, apokr of w a s thi* «*>* * new Uoll)uooc1 produerr t . * , ' , . Cyprut for tha um of French Interested—h* play* badly enough one the dream, o f owning and re- tuddenly "discovers" her — that ** 8 back ,rrlanl • mui Sanford Civic Center is the greutest step name of approval on the proposal, troop* italioned there. That'* the la broad daylight. tiring to tome future day In her **cing her alone it only .lightly ni* ' on. I,on H'* "tdy visht. forward our Board of Sanford City Commi*There *re those, perhaps, who think that laili.it bit of war for should It ! ! ! native Ireland. After, of course. , w difficult than It would be toMiss McKenna'* hutbund it Denbe "bar” I) new* wa'va heard of * loner*, hnvc taken for a long, long time. Sanford Is not Idg enough or wealthy enough the achlevrt another dream — t o : err*nge * private game of crab nit O'Dra of Dublin'. Abbey Play If after-dark golf twromet til * lung time. popular lit may Aaic In add luo And the happiest part of acquiring this for such an ornate structure. And there a- play llamtet. No. not Ophr! a. trass billiard, with Pre.ldcnt El . . . > t ! more haiardt to Iha game — liraml new facility for Hanford nnd it* lievi- grnin i* n thought that should I** eliminated Hamlet! And ahe’ll probably get tenhower. In Kngltnd a goal i<a. found chlgger* and gnati. pie I* the fact thi\J tliere won't lie any extru Immediately for Sanford U growing *o fast, ,,rp Finally I arranged a luncheon ",V°tU ‘T * ,hf COljn,r) t t t m o mine ihafl itO fttl down, b u R r' 1 The/ "charge" placed on anything when it I* fin- that it cannot, under the circumstance*, keep Every now and then an actress date. It cam.- during a brcik In ,rrUnd a,c A Canadian Mlantlit tayt mati ’rotahfy looking fur tome old. along who can seratch a a teven hour reheanal of an Oct. tell you tlraight out whit they discarded tin ran*. Bulla** *r* *tlr«<t*d by ■ ii.*p- $ ally approved and under construction nnd up with itself. Sanford is a City! It's grown rjtnes match In your veins and set you* IMh NBC-TV preeutatiun of 6 om- think, inttrad of lellimt my how • r ’t fcM kfN tk, Wb«l at* w * t t t then completed. Tho Sanford Civic Center beyond the Mage when it should Ire thought brain and heart aflama. For **v- ertet Maugham'* "the U tter,' in tuppo td I* d * — m **t* with an nice I look, they’ll »ay. "Oh, Siofifty Italian tonvUlt wr.nf on m comes to Sunford citizen*—and it I* their* upon as n village or town—and |>eople *fay oral seek* young Mias McKenna which Mitt McKenna portray* a l<* cub* I* lb* m*utbT kunger tlrlke k*c*wM *f lock *f bhan, how you’ve failej” . to u*o Just ns often ns the occasion warrant* nnd live where there are facilities to serve has been doing just that to au­ cool-blooded murdere.t f t i music an lb* *Ht*n rodle. WtM'i Mitt McKennas green eye* off-nroadw ar A Montreal man haa been Slobhan aavet her acting fnr the Its use—on a platter. Yes, n girt to Sanford them—not where they are kept from them diences In the Wllh •heir far* rile, "Tk* f H im t'i Phoenix Theater with her electric charged with burying his new a* a return for the franchise awarded tho as it would lie in this instance should the p^trayal of the tomboy taint in floodlight*. She ahuwrd up weir­ glowed a . the talked of he.* future U n g f aulomobtl* and then reporting It ing a weathered tweed tu.t and farm. t I t Florida Power and Light Company. These Civic Center not be approved. Bernard Khaw's " ’St.Joan” 'mlaalng” to lh* Insurance comHat-heeled white *hor«. She wore "A ctreifc. are »o fooliin with A gu.i court# la to U .^uippml I pany. What la this—a wrong kind fund* are for Capital Improvements In CAPIUp in Tallaha**ee, tho Chamber of Com- Frillrs have acclaimed her the with an alaborat* svstem of log blddow aaaotaT n m£!‘ r Lthe\ raw-necked rh'7 Z lTI!! Gl J - 'rhair 'l '? Itbe‘ TOL letters and the use for the funds deriv- merce, Civic Association*, tile Board of "Greatest Joan of the century.1 % cap hid . r„ money." the .lid. "They cut she had to undergo for her ,houM ,avc “ ,nd bu> ' a ed frem tho franchise should lie returned to City Comml**loner*, citizens group*, an* nil rote i t Joan. f*rm they ran retire to and live the people in tho form of Improvement* that pitching in to put over their project. Here, I noted that the teemed to be comfortably. will mean a greater eervico on the part of for some reuson or other, there ure 3 feet 5 and 123 pound, of talent "> want a farm of only 40 acre*. the City to It* citiien*. rumbling* In the background, not loud nntlheld together largely by freckle.. No twitnming pool No pig*. I’ve There are riUea in Florida just begging nous rumblings of course, but enough to "I'm afraid Dial no ono in the tried hard to like pig*, and I can't for *uch an opportunity. They want and are know that there are those who would dure theater except Katie Hepburn ha. l,ul borte., yet. Ami c o s t And a FORT SILL, Okla.-Army PFC. more than I do." the said roe- 1* * fattening bullo. k» to pt-y the ■triving for such a Civic Center a* Sanford oppose such u project for Sanford, Jack Krttrr. ton of Mr. and Mr*. fully. "In Garlic freck le rie|biH* - so that I can gamble a has at Its thrcshhold. A Sanford Civic Center Is the keynote Ruben Keller, Camel City Store, called 'little trout.' and Irish Ctrl* bit on the horse*. Take Tallahassee, for Instnnce. Tho folks to the development of a finer, more liveable, Sanford, recently completed cadre who have them console thi mtclve. In Garlic Slobhan McKenna's training with the 534th Armoured by saying they are sign, vf beauty. more profitable Sanford. name meant "A bright spirit Field Artillery Battalion at Fort It is another beacon to indu*traliat* who SUI. Okta. "Rut at a child 1 uied to try sprung from fire " It fi't thlt Col-) wish to settle in Florida to choose Sanford Keller, a medical airman In the to icrub them o ff with b'dtrr- leen at neatly a> do her Ire r'1**. r a h lU k .d u a llr K . r . p l S t lu r d .p pud Sundtp mUh.” for battalion's lleadquirteri Head(|uariera B*tteO',| Battery, .... their . . . . i i location. m a u u n . It it Is »n another n iiu m cr greeting u iv cu iig to io battalion'* Slobhan. daughtrr of a G alt.)- n ( . . . ■ m .t .1 at .Mnuid alaa. mallar Octobar If. li lt at civic nrganlzatioiu, trade g n u ip ., fraternal will train new replacemenii com-, University mathematic, profemor. P l O n S U n d c r W Q V IS* Ch i Office of Sanford, Pt-irMa onKr Iha Arl n! »-..<■■ ••• of Vl.rrh t l*T» ami commercial organization* to come to lna ,m® ,bf unlt *>r,’*';l» a graduale mathematician her p Sf f p f FIlKlf rniKINK. IMIfor ard IMMIa'i.f tropes to Europe early next year. »elf and ha. a ^ h le r ^ w n n 'i^ MAIIKIN IIA II VIAfl Hit. Itl.rull*. I ill Iof Sunfortl for thoir annual conventions. • r.yn.TN J CtnlllWO Ad.rrll.|n« >l«».a»r . a ■ There Is iiut ono answer—Sanford ncerl* Keller eni-red the Army In 1*4* dentist. A . a child the wrote end r and completed bisie training at acted ..ul her own play, in a . ^ C r V I C C N U T S C T y Tfca ll.rald I. a nr Ilia A.ioclal.d I’rn.a —and must have — the Sanford Civic Cen­ Fort Henning, (ia. Which I. ..IIIIM ..rlutlt.lp lo iha u<* for rrmiMir.VYFBS W -ria n . are tlan of all Iha local «»•■ prt.ud In Ihl. aowtpap.r. ter i* proposed in the City’* Capital Impro­ The 29.year old soldier attended neighbor's barn She .pent three year, with the Abbey Theater In , h in< up for , „ , i r f„re.t .ervvement program. If there i* any change hi Greensville High School. Itaprt.anl.d Nailonatlp hr rian.ral Ad.ariUlnt Dublin, bhe ha. played everything . )r, m f„r So.l((, Florid* to ■•rvl.-a Inn. til (la-rgia Having. II. nh Bldg. the plan*—let them be change* to make tho SIXTH FLEET (FHTNC)-W il­ from Lady Macbeth to Charily in Atlanta Uamau lie J. Flint, boatswain's mate "Charlie's Aunt." sprclallro In slash pine and tropi­ Aunt. Civie Center larger—not smallerthird rlass. USX. of l«o' W. 13th Her Irith Bares up when any cal species. M'nu'niiTioi. itATt* ^ It PI.. _______ _ _____ __________ Wo have aald it before, and vve «uy Sanford, patted thonigh the one question, her _____ ■> Cartlpr de.lre 'o„ rplay n. A. Bonninghausrn, manage 7 » m ttualha it* par again—If Sanford I* going to be Idg, it must Sues Canal aboard the drstroyrr *•— *“ ' didnl Hamlet. After all, didn't Saiah rrr,,t chief for the service was is o l»H inis THINK HIC»! II’SS Harlan R. Dlcksoi for duly Bernhardt* here recently to discuss plans. All Plltuarr Bnllev*. *ar.U 1.» thanka ee.rilxiion. ani *. ,, . . . . . . Ill the Bed Ses "And whv shouldn't a woman 1co»tB and location of the 12'acre kail-a. ..f •nlaflaliunrol (nr l*>a rurun-a <.f ralilaa NO OltO OUt*i(ie o f hatlford i* guitlg to T1,_ , h|„ fan.lt will b* rhtrntl f »r al rraular a.toiil.lh* u r n i i e , i . , , , The Ship ha. oven Oiwraiing tw- Hamlet’ " .he askr.l. "He t». |nursery with Elbert A. Schory Sr., © in*. K.« Iwms tfsiuM. Im . ar«u I.|tn IW-..1 A Airway ___ __ — _____________ _____help Sanford grow—it mu*t lie done frr“ ('111 wiih the Sixth Fleet .inre July. like Joan, an extraordinary fig brad o f a .tale tropical research r*ge -1, Tuesday, Octolmr Hi, IOIsG within! The Dickson, msking another ure. But Hamlet's problem is in- project at Fort Myerv "I'm getting sleepy!" - in a long line of Mediterranean tcllertual, rtther than phy,iral, so Th-- closest state nursery now Is howar four year. ago. What they cruises, will spend ainroximately why shAuld there lie any grrat at Chicfland in North Florida, •hock about having a woman play Norman A llerrrn of Everglades, do this time It problematical. tlx weeks in the Bed Sei. FORT S V S T I S. Va.—Pal. him ?" My guess la they wtll grt bark In ■vice chairman of the State Forline come November and Florida George C. Hodge, son of Mr. and A* Slobhan talked little thought estry Hoard, ha. said that n tinsBy n t’KSEU. KAY Florida In the forefront and doing wtll go along with the South as Mrs. A. B. Hodge. I.ake Monroe, cloud. *ml laugh crinkle. rha>ed her nurt>-ry fur thi. area It the Florida will probably slip bark t magnificent telling ]»b. solidly Democratic. Rut it will be recently was graduated from the earh other across her self-serious, key to limber growing in South Inlo the Democratic column when The local Democratic organisa­ close It Isn't easy to switch vot- Army'a Transportation School at face, Ilk* ripples on a *ummer Florida. the volet ar* counted. When Ike tion it pinning P.t hop* on an •tt when they are eating high up Fort Eustl*. Va. pond. She also hat a habit en Increasing demands for lumber carried the atata four years ago arnu.rd party and believes that on the hog and living better than Hodge completed the aircraft Hearing In women of absentour local Democratic organisation dislike for Vice President Nixon thehy ever did before! component repair course, which mindedly picking up am.aH numbs and pulpwood, especially by grow­ ing paper companies, have arout quit kidding themselves and rea- on the part of a lot of people If Florida does get back In taught him field and depot-lev*! from th* tablecloth and rating ed interest o f many South Flor­ Bred that It not only "could hap­ with fear that because of Ike'a lein it will be because of the e f­ aircraft repair. them. ida landowner, in eaplanning their pen here" but "did " The 17 year-old soldier attended health, the Vlre President might fective work of party leaders and Sh» finds the offers o.* quick timber resources. .. ,— _ ■>—»■■ ■•« Seminole High School In Sanford become Prsident, will swing Now all the big hoys are out h e u.S,e*P kommlttao can take entering the Army last working tooth and toenail for the { voles bark into the Democratic credit for a Job well done, ''b lrh k, ay j |e recelvr l basic training party; Holland, Smathrrs, Collins,, column Ibis time, ever way Florida goes It will he „ Kor, J(|rk, on g c amt right on down the line. Under, Segregation might have been riosr. the able direction of Jimmie Mil- an Issue at It was in the Goverligan, Ihc State Committee ha. cor'* r.are, hut a. it stands now. built a fire and looks Ilk* It will 'be voters, whatever their per* sonal feeling have no place to pay off. In the meantimo Republicans go, Ike, Slevmsnn. Krfauvrr and haven’t been telling any grass Nixon have all been optspoken »y HUMAN K lUNMIM, ■.». grow under their feet. Thry have and all are in agreement. It Is six been mqrr active in t his cam­ of one and half doirn of the MANY a youngster has found angry, h* repeats tiu.„. paign than at any time In Finn- other as far as this Issue is con­ that he ean get his own way with Characteristically, tbrae spells cerned. da’a history with morr candidates a simple and generally safe tech- follow a pattern of crying, then Vote, are voles, no mstter whit amt Letter orfcaniiatiun all along Slque—holding hit bieath. a lung rry h*ld In rxplratlon. folcolor tho hand that rests them tha line. If your child tries to wrap you by natlor. a toi of arm wav- \ and nrllhcr Republicans nor Dem­ around hi* linger by frequently >nr atlBenlng. unconsciousness Floridians have been getting a ocrats are willing to go out on a staging a breath-holding tan- »n<L finally, relaxation and then lot of attention from holh par­ ||mi, when they have the Supreme uoin partnim, chances are It's your own recovery. ties Top flight men from both Court and law and order to mouth fau lt |Loot Sever* Case* aides have been galloping down about. The iliITVrfnrc between a deadly skid and a safe. qui< h Dioturbod Relationship here to speak their piece and a O f course. leu sev. _____ In • >— a c t .* Radio and television listeners stop is idten the pavrmenl. You van atop faster, even in 'A lot of folks are getting a kick Otten such action* are symp­ the youngster doesn t lose have been getting an earful for cont u i .V O J •» -ox toms of Insecurity on behalf of, sclousneu lli* rain, on concrete. Tlvat’a berause concrete’* gritty out o f all thla attention we are c m c* a : > a rm • n .vw o month! and most of them ar* he child. Oenerally, they son ran H be getting. They realise that It only ^•#e **s*r v To eliminate the cause, the first •oaaA J ‘ - --- __ — r,W f - '' : .■'iJtevd--' surface give* your Urea a firm, tight grip, wet or dry. getting tired of It. They resent raced directly to a disturbed step la to end the family conlllcl came about by Florida beroming political blaw interfering with hlld-parent rtlatioruhlf a "doubtful" stale. It may tie that whatever It might be. Betides permitting better vehicle control, concrete their favorite programs. Trevs In most cases, I think, youll, vole*, will try and keep it that EatablUh a tolerant discipli­ releases haven't offered much In m it Lex nighttime driving tafer tool Concrete'! light* GOLD IN THIM THAR U'AVtSF find the parents have tried to 1nary regime Instead of Insisting way on election day. the way of argument. Name catl­ protect the youngster too well.! on strict enforcement o f rigid 'ii*S*.«(»r us* IX.MH r uai * colored surface rellert* up to four time* more light than Certainly, the state hasn’t suf­ ing on both sides doesn't fool the have been overaottcUoua or tool rule*. Don t try too rarly or too c.ec thua <mtan «uvtw» m u « ssAff fered the last four years. Buil- voters. They have been listening dark colored pavement*. You ran tee farther end hove easaaw e m s a * s o m u ssc m ' strict or demanding, or started hard to establish rigid toilet nesa has never been better. ,N«w to this stuff for year* and none M*4VM /M I T * SOOWC»u» too early in habit training. The training and rating hablu. more time to alow down or atop to avoid danger. imraorrmait to revea* tu« Industrie, have been flocking to of It makes very much sense. child (Imply resists these actions 1 think you'll have a happier o . m ,V it > oa WTO X3C \ :r the state bringing millions of in­ Ike speed* too __« much Maybe you have been too vehe­ child If you follow thla advice, . . . .time . . . . being im iijl Concrete roads also ate safer because they ‘re free from 1„ 1. — • -- .— vestment dollars and providing „sick and playing golf. Ile leaves ment about feeding, toilet traln- om an on aud amswei hiuardous rut*, washboard wrinkle* and ravrled edges. employment for thousands of too nyieh to subordinates and tn« or in other training. T. R.: Both my partnla are Moplr. U probably would have doesn't know whet is going oo. ■omeUaca marital discord beIt's worth remembering that when the wewtlier i* happened, no matter who was In Stevenson is a bum and a total tween the parents might be the! allergic. Does this mean that I Uve White House, No stale has loss. Nixon D at dangerous as • ■ndertyted factor. Kids, remem­ wtll have allergies also? rough you're much safer on ikid-roistaut concrete. ber, are a lot smarter than you1 Answer: Children whe have mor* to offer than Florida and hydrogen bomb. Kcfauver ia a a a y think. two aUergta parents a n much M r business. Industrial afcd finan­ double talker. And to It goat oo PORTLAND CIMINT ASSOCIATION cial Interests are beginning to res- and on. la oa* car and out tha UseaRy, breath-holding Inci­ more likely to have an allergy 227 North Main Street, Oriondo, Hondo (tie |L We do have to tip our other. dents tecta attar tha child falls than those who do not a have A Mdwai »n *»l»*w— •* t**n n oud A* tut *1 f. only one allergic parent. T h an !• accidentally or Is frightened. ta t to Governor Collins for hi* ttadnmnH+rmt/kod*or*u-.....* —*— ’ * |l*U . Getting down to brass tacks, a greater tendency also tor th* Then when be la hurt ar fright­ outstanding leadership la keeping Florida Dcmocrala elected Eiseaallergy to appear at an aarUar ened again, ar whan hn.Wnm. , 1 S. McKenna Says Pigs Sneaky' YOU'RE TELLIN G M E f ~ LAP-A^DAY News O f Men In Service The Sanford Herald Too To Classify Insecurity Blamed For Breath-Holding Skids art l«ss llktly tfi &WCMFTF se y T �n xd THE SANFORD HERALD Tucj., Oct. 10, 1936, Page 5 Socialfcv&niA Demonstration County Council To Install Officers Conning The News There will be an Installation of officer* when the Home Demonatratlon County Council hold* If* meeting Thursday at 10:30 a. m. The Lake Man llntne Demoniiration Club will be horteia to the meeling. Following the opening *ong, the Pledge will be led br Mr*. Mar­ garet Tindel, after which Mr*. John Kashlr will give the devo­ tional. After the roll call ha* been taken, minute* retd and regular business di*no*ed of, Mr*. John McGrath will ipeak on Civil Defcn»e. Lunch will be *ervrd at 12:00 follow ril by the afternoon pro­ gram. which i* a< follows: a talk on landscaping wilt be given by Air*. J. F. Andrew*, a skit ssill be presented unoec the direction of Mr*. Margaret Tindel, and, in concluilon. Mr* George Otic will Conduct the installation of offt eer*. ny VIRGINIA CONN The wive- of VAN II are getting hear that Mary will be staying into the swing of things with Ihe in Sanford, a* »ha ha* been very boy* gone. The fir*t o f many active in cub tcoul*, and ha* *o many friendi here. bridge parties svat given Satur­ Chet Krol, formerly of tbo day night by Uonme Grandy and HATWING staff, .pent Ihe week* Pat Hen-on at llonme't borne in end here from Waihlngton, D. C. Lech Artwr. It ha* been my ex where he It now (tailored. Alto penenie that by trie time a Jc- bark in town sva* Jack Wcldncr, ployt <1 .uud.on returns, moat of ni’" ant Louise Parker entertained the gul* know the r ile book front the Falaskas, Betty Guy'a parenta cover t*i cover, llounie and Pat Saturday night. Included were the »cm*d brownies, tee cream, and Guy*, their children, Walt and chocolate sauce lo their guest*, llrryl Swin*on, Dldlle Weber, Chet Krol. Jick Weldner, and Jim who ssere Millie Snee, Sadie Parker'* mother Knuwdlc, Alice 'III!*, Camille Mr*. Walter Wheelwright and Viet; ,< r. V,r:it..i I> rmrt.'io, Ann family will be leaving today for Rear, and Vi Mildahn. A touch Cohas*ct, Ma*». They have been of 1 v i t e m e n t was added with Jean Dooley for twn werk^ \ cn Juanita IL-ltn*, who ua* am| |,llP included in their sightsopp* < I to tile went to the W(,)ng. Daytona Beach. Cypres* he.pi.,, lo liv e a baby. This de- Gaiden*, and St. Petersburg tcLp.'d into 4 furor when Juanita Maine Libby, the tklpper of 'had twin buy* Sunday night, much VAU-T i»feeling much better, fob THIS IS THI1 WAV IT’S BOSK, members of the Ixota v'licle of t■..* Sant id Gulden Club were i**l.l ii Uir itirpti i uf everyone, lowing an emergency appendedespecially I rank, who i* in Port omy, ami may he wide to come as tney were shiiwi ba*ic arrangement* at Iheir r mi meeting A eirhtng an a era tgeniettl bring v home Ibis week. ereale I are i *e.*tc i left to right* Mr*. Joe Hahn . It 'ji ha* . . uck, and M IV (hi .* (Sta ding left In right) art Air* F’resl Murray, M i: up Dcaw* an.l Mr* J ■-hit \u ., I. iSl.rti P dr Hoy Heart . [ \ VH 7 has order* Flame Ha*.* entertained tho By IIFI.I.S SNtIDGRAh* jtn VA1I-1 in Jacksonville. Hr and .girl* Of VAll-7, whose husband* The regular meeting of the |'larv .i.i.l t nr (nor children ate wrre away, Saturday night. Flame P-TA will be held it the irhoul leaving i rts* r n I of Oclot>er Mean- i* a bu*y bride who alls'itde* Stet* auditorium un T u o ljy , Oct. 16 ■y _ k / l n e L n n c i intensive training al IIATTU. »on University three day* a week, at 7:30 p.m • O w l w O n I V i G C n i n C S uhd Hw <*1 lw gang through and will get her degree in home Following the business session Mar ope* to produce the fif h economle* in February .n May *he wv y* • film on "Family Life" will be dtlh lh-atli .,t it.i- Ja k*onvitle eajiecl* to practice all *he ha* Schedule for U lii Myrtle Wilshown and the parent* are in* 1 t, « ’/ « ; * Alt * At* rtif Wilson, home de­ Nisal. Ilo-plul. alter which time learned, when the first little lias* f WRS% FRED H. NOBLE, utll-Vnouu writer *nJ expert huiticulturUt sited lo the hump room to visit ion, llonir Drmunrtrailou Agent, ( l * t sirfo n l a* •» caught. Attending, uitd playing monstration agent, gave a .le Vi- .ill ti lo ip c ik to SanfemJ (i^ftirn Club ThufiJay* with the tearher* and become Ortobrr 17-23 l* a* followt Roy will le leaving with VAH l bridge were Kay Dwyer, Alary mon tratlon on how- to clean omt better acquainted with the *chool (K , , 7 p r^ ram Planning in January. We are relieved to Libby, Olivia Simmons, Terry nil a sewing nurhlna a' the acuvitiei and leather*. All par__ ,i Price, an-l la>u Johnson. ent. are urged to attend /o m m .tle e meet n« at Coon .I mertinr last **i-ek o f the Lake /-* ... si | Lt’lin James Sltalfer anil CDR I The following home ro o m 'trn ,cr al *** ' ' H e a d s o n. Gray celcbraleed their reMonrio-Home D loiiilral oti iTuli. L o i n m i t t c e I mother* were announced today Ceramic* Clan iticti* .it Semi i , , . , .. cenl promotion* with a parly at which ■ o« held *t the home nf N la* follow*; First siade. Mr*. Hen nole High School at 7:00 P. Cl m o d A t M e e tin g the n o g Saturday night ih e Ii ’ mum Mr* U K TVT.SD4Y hottest. An installation of offic*t stnwill, Mr*. Edwin* dlruddock, t)ct. 1* llistnc Demonstration S' Social I'em mil Ire heads !jh l'' * " dreoratnl with rh ry The F^c*< Bapliit Church of era will be held. and Mr*. Clyde (iohler; Ncconst CountyCouncil mes-thg al Counlove) Xilmr. o n ■ ime.l it the me, ting Sn*- *anlbcntums, and a dchrious repast Sanford dia* invited all Ihe Lnlly Cla*» willmeet al the grade, Mr* Cecil Seller*. Mr*, oil Ceulcr *t 10:30 A, II Council w.i- ,,|w I lu thi iiid The mciiliig tin „ f ii - Cast r Memorial uf ■n'1 Hiriritp *»• *ervchurch#* Of the A»*ociattun toValdr* Hotel at 8 p m, John W’olan-k, Mr* John Gardn- officer* will tie ituialleil and re prrvid.'tii Mr*. Pad* Marr*. af’ (1 ........ the First M e I h o d i . I T5rrr wrre •bout U( > “ i,c,U WFDNKHD4Y . er: Third grade Mr*. II. R, ports from member* attending share in the Group Training Th<’ Shaffer* ate new parent* er whirl Mr*. F Jlarrell gave (Jhm Ii T h li tnefllrtg, vshlch s*o» Prayer Meeting will be behl at Itrnwn, Air*. Ralph Slumpf Jr., hbort Course m Galneivlllr lit School *t»rtlng at 7:30 p. m. held in McKhlce ll.rtt w.i* the Their baby 1* named Kievan, lb SAHA KING the de» mil. ClaiSta wil* be held Monday, Tu**‘ the First Baptist Church a* 7:30 Air*. Jestr Resile: Fourth grade July. Covered dith lunch will be fc t , i !. r H. new officer*, who *™ *f , ,l« r ,,n<; «<*nder Mr*. George Wyan. Mr*. J. A. served. For a fine vivid picture of Ulrr > •hurl bus me** Hireling, ire ;■to.uli’ ic. |!rt‘".| Siiilhworlh; 'here I gel me ltiform*linn It The Brownie Scouts of the First p.m. The Girl Seoul* of the First Jackson, Mr>. Dick Jones: Fifth Girls' III Club of Pine Cri-sl conic* from Rosemary Duncan. p-ople who mode a home and >i Mi** Wilson, in addition to Irr vice president. Gerald Myers; Prttb) teriai* Church will men', 3:0u Presbyterian Church will meet at grade Airs W. Corbett. Alri. D. school will mret at 1:30 P, M good life for themselves nut of in the Y*g«h Building at 1 f trasurvr, Mrs J \ i illmun: She also informs me that Uetty detnotflr.tlien had a display 3:30 pm . at the Church. J. Parker. Mr*. Joe Master*:, oct. 19. Training meeting for the wild place* nf the foil I force* ponding -«*m ’ ary, M r * Mount.-*die’* hahv I* named Die­ 7hri*tma* »itgi;e*tlon* made byThe Senior High Fellowship Re- Siath grade Mr* W L Tyler Thro Pale; and recording *e- hard Turner, and Hetty’* family *aul» «•», " ,he Coumtl and the heart, ym. .hould ; lie different clubs of the ("mmlerI * * rPI00*a r? the F ’hrs't 'presbym. "Farewell the Stranger by Kite John St. Clair is down here to glo*t over the r .-friary Mr* Recreation First ire*n> rrealitm rh of . the First Presbyter Mr*. F. Miller, Mrs. J. S P[’Her- Center a. 2:00 will meet at the s*»n; Sevenih grade Mr*. 11. IL little one. y. White. terlan Chunli will meet in the L*.° \hurrh Oct. S' t H Hailto program o'BriML One day Jerd Warner Church al 7;0f pm . All ‘ hi* rain should brine up Kiery, Air*. George Carling, Air. J F Andrews gave a re Youth Buildbig from 4:00 p.m. over station MTIIR at 1130. , aw Devora Griggs in town, and \fiir the ii nljr business had our lake* and make our lawn The Alui-WCek Bible Hour will Mr*. W. « Broolu: »nd Ligh:h Oviedo A ll Girl* will have the , ba, nij{|lt hr [g',Jjr |lt.r part on .he .hurt com ■<•. lu-r sub 9 through 1:00 ^ m . 'icon 1 1 . 0 rare of. the following j ^ m Mut "pity the poor farmer. bbe conducted by the Rev A G. rade. Air*. N r r i - .f .r j, |(r,„.rain bring "Land.c*| mg ' and told her hr was a wlduwn vet Ih ete will . Uc a week Day Alclntiii, Pastor of the Fir«t Pres- Mr* Jack Neal, and Mr* „ tl .. . , a' ,hr It always *rrm* to In- too wrt or '■ EJw,r<* Oct. 22 l.ak vL-nroc 4 II Girl*’ with two smalt chtldirn, and Dint Mrs l> h. lut rm ’in. .i*<istcd m . ;*l «'"-imitteci: Air. and loo dry. IP* a h.td day on which Kindergarten -att the Yiral Pre»- byIrrlan' ,:h,jrch at 7:30 p.m. Kirt. and Hoys' club* wdl meet at the |,r lived hack m tile wtldernis* '■•> Mr. .1 II sir ff c m ! re- Mt bytenan OiurcF* ifrora #:0u througn Thp l tnj()lr ttill lrllclMC II •inhi'lham. Mr. hi he an optimist, but 1 fiv! S.tm. school at I in P. At atvl had mme to town to .. t a frethmerd* to M, , 'lyrti.- Wil'! ' " Hubert*. Mr and ur >mi Mr*. Henry L’*nn of Palm at l ir»t Presbyterian Church The regular meeting of the Oct. 2d Geneva 4 11 GUI* and wife. Jerd teemed to want the an, Mr* F II urrll, 'It I I* ■i :ir H irri». Mr. and Mr*. Reach spent the wreekenl with u* i i * o^er -* 7:JU p «"• . W. S C. S. Of the Barnett Mem» ’* the «amc kind of wwrm almpti- life 'lap|i Alt • Pi . Alnr Mt* 1 i it Ii*tint’ll Mr. and Mr*. jn ,t *n | di,| *,a. rook. Now pm duet U*t There will Im n Week Day or„| Methodl.t Chureh wa» held K°k} * , c ub.; willttnet at oo A. Al. that Rf ’ ^ f " n|rdC'wrtat and ahuf- Kindergartener the Fir.t Pie*- lt lhe home of Mrs. Warren Hite w ^ °°1 ** Paula M l Girl*’ Club will meet ihe protest of he »te for a week—so if you hear bytrrian Church from 9:00 on Ihe corner of Clark and Pine he found Ilie K Andrew ». Mr* .*. F Jarkson. ftrboard Club will htvr . cov- through II ou p.m Mr Gradr Herman will eon- any news call J74-XM and vlll St. Tue»jay evening with 19 at Ihe school *i ; tf> p. M. with accepted. U lcr m aka ind a gin- -t, Mr*. J Muir, grra'est djustme nl lo rred dish aupprtr * 00 wtl1' one as leichcr. give It my immeliate attention. The Rev. J. II. Root will con­ member* present. During the Wilson, m 9 JMftiti to follow. , duct Ihe morning devotion* over buvinej, sesiion Ihe remit* o f Ceramic* r!a»* will meet at 7.00 Th« Ware Bible C U n ° f Ji-rd who was indifferent *o pis rhlMri-n o that resflng would bn WTRR, Sanford, at * 30 a.m. the rummage *n’e held hi l> Lt 1 P- Al. al Seminole High School. l int Methodist CkcOPeh wdl bavo The lluslne** md Professional children and haunted by the me­ fnn for them. Saturday were announced and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ufpvir at at 7.00 7:0* fc a. Womrn’* Club will meH al «:30 a covered di*h »ef|rtr mory of hi* dead wife and was *’Fa mil) at Sea" by J ,!n l aidappruiimately 1117 w«. sdle I i i OVFII *il.»** IN Pltl/Fl.S neither husband mir friend. 1well tells of a vo) age, In* made m. at AlcKmley |toff Hus la will p.m. at the Yacht Club. the Ireaaury, The group voted m v in r ii g* and Mr*. K . U. IlutchinDevora i* a truly memorable be Air. Civic Department •> of ihe that 1100 ne given to apply on ^mini pa nleit by his t ... sons and ,4 V O'. R. Butt*,' The 1 1,1 M fM .R l.li character, a Warm and wonder son, Air. and Aire. j* vlw Sanford Woman a Club will meet lhe (,ur, ha.e uf Ihe new heater TAMPA Mv-Murr than fW.uoO oife Mary, whn u 1* f|Si- iii until* •n I Mr. and Mr*. * . B Jonc*. fni person wlm*r struggle* and regnant a the »ta It nf Ihe vnvat ID30 a m. to fold Christm** umt ,0 bp ,n*tjiiej t|,e rhoreh m " » n fM ' offc’rrd al lhe The Dorras i U** nf the First Seal* uni 11 man. There will be Btt)j t|le rducalionm] building. I»i 7 Flonda Slate Fair. These m- triumphs really mean omrlhmg ace They »rt on ft nm ' "nilBaplut Church *rUl' have it* a luncheon al 12.30 p.m followed ,,U|1. wcf(, ronlDlc,„ (| far a elude about m o n o f»r lo ci cat lo Ihe reader of thl* fine, r\, :t- fornU, >n * 311 ft. li Vh f..r \.i. Plan* were completed for _ monthly cta.i meettawFat 7 » p. by a joint meeling with the Fine mg story. stralia and II FI) • so 1 noieklv -tewing bee' lo be hehl at the <t*’- »>°ro !*>»" *11.“ * f'»r dairy m. at the home of E. c . Art* Department at 2 pm "N o Wing* In the Manae" by dl»c«vere 1 lh»l tlio 1 .01111 nt* were home of Airs J. V. Richards callhand other cash amounts for | Campbell. 2434 Myrtlw Av«.. with T ill RSIIAA nest week. The program given P<"dtry. rabhiti, honey and ilctly Frill Is a biography an I les. word •omr U in Isvo small Air*. J- U Hobby je r k in g * * coTTve Brotherhood of the First by Mr*. Ruth Long, a.suted by ri'mimtcenrrs of a preacher’ * boys coniine.1 In > sin .ill lsci.it division, of com|wtition. Daptut Church will have their daughter who became a preach­ N -n.fiction Mr*. Cecil Sellers and Mrs. Ida monthly »upper and program Padgett, "Volcanoes in Saii'h Mr* Henry Crawford and er’* wife. Very hurnorou* and Current Readers choice Of meeting at 7:00 p m. East Art*’ ’ wa* enjoy e l by all. daughter Ann o f Orlando were eii'ertainingly written. h ok* and a tie*’. sellc i* **ill There will be a training meet­ "Young Mariner Melville?’* by "l-in 't Go Near Ihe Water*' in Delicious refreshment* were »«-r,' weekend gue«ts of Air. and Air*, ing for 4-11 leader* at 2 p. m. Jean Gould l< a Literary Guild spitp of Its hem: listed among cd hy the Invites*. Airs. Charles O, 11 Canals at the Council Center, 401 F. Mth selection for November. The Alurrell of Krnmore N X, ok* not icromi icnd -d I ■ read” St. A!l.s Nell llnm n nf Tiny, K. -"‘thor of Ihe tnilm-itul Aloliy sc? onling to a ,'Olurnn I read sister of Mr* lli-e w** special The lotdlrs Aid Society of the Mr*. F. E. Roumillal. Rlr*. D. guest C is Ihe house guest of V|r sod Hick led an adventunm* life ' it nthi r lav D. Caldwell, •nd Aire. Philip Lutheran Church of The Redeem­ First annual orange c*ke bak- Air. [ion Winn at Ihrir home on *,‘*t * * ' * " exerting as rtv book The lair-i in book marks lu er will meet at 7:30 p.m. al the J Mari attended the eonveat oo of ing contest, sponsored by Che Mam ht this week. >** wrote. From early boyhood. .■me .ue. *nipshiit, : 1tying • •--I. rhurrh. A while elephant sale the L'nBed Daughter, the Florida power home servne Herman Alelvllle longed to go lu I i Vv icnny, rulitier hind *'-d a will be held. Confederacy. h«ld »n Dapt. will be held soon as an-- Mr. and Mrs. Chester llend^'e-* h" 1 t' 1' wnniel him nail file FRIDAY last week. U n. Houmillil la nounred by Airs. Dora Nelms, erson and Howard were vitliing ,0 *"■ * seboul teacher Ael tho The book Hum wblvb Uie p real dent ef the Norman D*V’eT* There’ will be a Week Day Kin­ Each rontestant entering will be Afr, Hrnder.on's sister, Mrs A- ' ,rr -tiung Soon movie “ The Proud and the Pro* Howard Chapter and Mr*. 'Cald­ dergarten al the First Presbyter­ given a killawall Blast1* *er"n ' UDrummondin Ki*-iminee Herman inn-ir hi* first trip almar .me" was lakeii l« “ The Mag* ian Church from 9 00 through a merchant vessel bound for Ent' well end Mr*. Mari the contest covering De Bary ami Hospital fieeni lljitafilt" by Lucy t’roc* land Then he sailrd to the es legate* from Ike Sanford Chap­ 12:00 P, Af. Enterprise will be held at the De SA TU R D A Y on a whaler The *"* 11 * »* ....... ln %n> Ns, otic Smith *ea ter. Aire. Mari wa* elected , re­ Air. and Mr*. Oliver Peterson The First Baptist Church of Mary Civic Building on Nov l.t hi e for Ihe mighty ....... 11,1 ^ ^ *' •*'*•»« \ .. , cording aeeretary of Ibe Honina Th# contest ii not open to Flor* uf Orlando were dinner gue*!s of of the c Sanford has nvlted all the ,,"t return mended fur each Mr. and Mr*. Olibio Canada '■Fate; turningig bluhher Into nil "it " Divliioa of U.D.C. Churrhra of the Association to Ida powrr employe* but H - 1 ! ’ r -s.se* re..-, ,.k ,2 I in the firry furnace.: suffehni * They report that Ihe Crc*a of •hare In the Group Training rnnteitant 1* asked to present Tuesday I *f we '111 gel the tin k. Ii.it starvation under n r inr 1 captain her cake, which may be a con­ “ MlllUry aerrlce was preaenlDd School at 7 30 P. M I think on the whole wr r .ve A!r. and Mrs. F. C. Long, and —desertion, rapture by rauni- in . igh Iw-okv of that type now. la four pereona: I*< l-t. Rob ITvy Saturday—The R. A.’ a of the ventional cake with nhortentng, ij I s , mutiny—all hi* fabulous ad I c o daughter-. Pat*y amt Linda -re Meador Jr.. F’orl Uuderdaln; t i n t Baptist Church will men chiffon or tnoni*for I tiy tu gel j ‘ eric'y, bu! <lth ored and with orange filling and weekrnJ guest* of the Rev. and srnture* became inatsrial Juliua L. Adama. Safely Harboq. at the churrh at 9 30 a m. il: n MA,;V .'<itULi.. v.nu has written four books on hurlicul ure, such g r e a t masterpirces as I, in my ; - d bnoks *iut it's 'mid frosting by 1 pm on that date. Mr*. Jack Kelly in Tampa • Navy qiaariermaater fir»t t h i s ; SUNDAY i i t„ liny lost many. Ant >l.n ill s '" .it iMir-diy's meeting the Sanford Garden Club "lim oo," "Typee," and "MobyA ’ou may obtain further mforThr Rov and A!r». F!. 1 '. Know Mildred Alice Osteen, a Navy _______of_______ Air*. Dai>y _Dmrglat Weir* nail space we have to pul them, lltrk " laeutrnant nuree at Bay Pinri^ ^ale- will show picture* at Ihe m4,,on bV ronlar mg Ml*. Helen and daughter of Madison are M'DI rillNAI. SIK IFTY 4 new lea k writlirn lor both •isrt me a limit, tu<i their Veteran* HotpiUl; *»d ^ t psaia Community Presbyterian Snodgras* at Ryart's store or, spending sevetal ,ia.,• Tell lie children roil lu forge! ON FACE RIGHT teacher and parent, "Your Child Mra. Darts Nelms, hlnriti* powir homr here this wes-k Aviation Alaehlniat Mate George^ church at 7 30 p m. Everyone l* ail-.seek on November 23-Y1 Mr and Mrs Hoy Wearer of ' Lr*rn to Read" by Margaret II. t’orp. Drtaind ar you m«y lej\r Duncan Cremartie. Lnvited, your name with either if you wi.h Avon Park were guests of Mr. MrEalhrun, show* how vight ami ,\< II pul nut about a hundred The award goes to pereons «< h \ , » Juvenile booh And « e Imve L A S T d H O W IN i . to register by Nov 7. and Air* II E lit a.I hick Tues­ phonic* ran tie u*ed to help your ouUtan ting nulilary service who i <« bu-ik mark- f->r the child child Airs MrFathroit made IIP day and Wednesday ere descendant* o f a Confeder­ MOM t h i M s r e m w u Afr. and Air*. EJaard I* Cunn­ AD* FI, Ehhrlbrrgrr ra'urned Ihe syitem to help her own ten. ate veteran. , s r a o t a u c c r e s ; */ ingham entertained with a din­ lo her home Sunday afirr having The Hanford ladie* also attend­ STARTS T O N I'ftT ner at their home Sunday in cele- been the house guest of Air »nd MOM p»i«ula ClNLVUNCvPI! ed tlie memorial service* in which STARTS « bratinn -if their ?n*b *M Mr *n<l Aire Fay Lrr a! their hetrr for •aI MCTftOCOUlRt wia inriurted the name of Mr*. Mr*, tt II. Ryan’s urird ws'ding the pait week Mary Leffler Strong , o f the anniversary. Mr. an I Mrs. Ciiarle* Murrell Norman DeVere Howard Chapt­ HUJaMaOK-VOAUUS. of Kenmore, N. A’ are vlsiling S10.00 PKKMANKNTS er. Air. arsd Mr*. Groige Rut ledge Mr and Alts. Warren Hire Ihi* __ _____e j t o At an educational luncheon of Valdnsla, Ga. and M/Sgt. ami week. held In the Ptnelln Room of the •tossttf Ft. Harriion Hotel, Floyd T. Deborah Julin Christian, supertnlendent of puClNIMaUcoPt * A clam ou rou s pcrntnurnl it bile Inilniction In Pinellas Coun-' M O i' p F L J / wt< I), wa* the principle speaker Fralurc — i»:VJ I be direct result o f an inThe local chapter received Oct. 11 Co-Feature STARTS WEDNESDAY special mention for gaining •*■ Rob Crumley d iv id u a ll/fd haircut e x e ­ N e »r P. O. I’ hone 1 0 .T rond place in the most new sub-' Altcharl Thomas cuted with the liniohed IEIN ACER (ACCS THE ■enptions per capita in the State J. L. Horton Jr. 1 Urine nr have vour Doctor of FTorida to tha meganne, "Ln* •style in mind. TACTS OF* Ited Daughter* of the Confeder­ iA lelephone your nnt preacy Alugaaino." LIFE! Club* in Bradenton and Jatk* I T bcrlptlon lo un. II will be oosrvfn* won honors at Wadnrraccurately compounded with freah drug* day'* *etilan. The Judah P. i, ..W am' sih llaox —Benjamin Chapter of Rradenton PERRY lOrU BCVtRlY CAKtARO ^ [litI* Fit A OCCL'I*’ Tb at a fair and reasonable price... FAST won Ihe Jefferson Davis Banner OF Altl. ( IlK V ItO I.E T S WALTER ABEL HDbtana g g t f i " for outstanding work of cluba CUP ► PIt EMKNT THIS AI) ■an* m *wta>a safe*iww* FREE IIEI.IVERY alao o f lei* than 73. Tha Jacksonville * ■** ftp]* PHONE 503 MICH SOCIETY TeaU hapter won a similar award for Rint* Crosbe G rire Rellv PERMANENTS HY: MINNIE HESS ork of club* of more than 7b. -C1II1.DK ILN LNDFK 13 TIHE nifi STREET KATHERINE and MAUi»r* :o t h * F rench T o H eller S e rv e You** in .t )i> .ii Fue.U” There wrre more than 100 atLucille Rail .'mltng the convention. Enterprise Ladies Learn How Miss Myrties Schedule At Club Meeting y Calendar On The B ° O k Sh El F B Local Wome n Attend Convevtion Held In Clearwater fe fcfln rC ail & SPECIAL T ea and Sympathy SR.riO Ba^erSwet) tl Q P P Y uirttlClQy Kerr •Kerr FAUST S DRUG STORE PRAIRIE LAKE FREE EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE & m. h A. * �,C- *•■ b V f'-v , .- J h sL Sanfohd disihald RainVexesSHS Readies For Game Friday Old man rain ia bark again firit half (coring punch. Thu* far i bed for more than a plaufing the Sanford Seminole* the Seminole* have been good for week Bob Johnson a* they attempt to Invade power­ one touchdown agaimt any oppon- with a cracked finger, ful Melbourne Friday night. The ent, alway* In the »econd half, | Rut ail member* »how *ign* »ole cuniolialion ia that Melbourne and never more than one (core being able to turn in their belt U alto getting It* there of rain. no matter how many upportunl- provided they have the opportuni­ , ' ly to get In *hapc during the Melbourne tporta a 2-1 record ties presented lhem*elve*. Should the weather dear up and week. The Seminole*, with a thu* far for the tea ion, and head Seminole mentor 0111 Fleming the Seminote* have the opportunity ,0-2-1 record will be trying for aaid, "they will be one of the for two or three good day* work- firit entry into the win belt team* we’ll face f«r (he real out*, they ihuutd be in better |provided they will be able to Shape lh*n they ave been ill sea-1 ter a icoring punch in the of the teaion." Concerning the deadlock with ion. In the Cocoa game the Semi­ half and atiil continue to play Bolle* lait Friday night. Firming nole iparkplug, Schlrard, played good second half. ■ * TtlE ASSOCIATED PRESS of fire fumble* to Georgia Tech, *cnmmaged briefly wilb the R laid that he .was generally pirat­ a game while ailing with pulled ed with the fir*t half performance rib cartridge and Murray Nance A Short workout in sweat clothe, rot a rough aerlmmagr. The back* t*am The Ifnlveriily of Alabima, uf hi* club, particularly when ■aw limited action with a pulled v a t the menu for -ereral South , acre repcslrdiy rent a«aln*t line........ ... Conference football team* men trying tn Jar looie 'he fun hall without a victory all lait year and romparrd to the firit halve* in ligament in hi* back For the Monday A f*w coachea, dltsaUs- i In effort* lo correct fumbling ten without a victory all laal year and prior game* ."However," he *aid, Apopka game Jack Slottky wa* ____ . .. . till! wlnle*i (hi* season. went t feel that they played a super out with a leg injucy that, along fled with lait week’* play. play eon- denele*. _ Kentucky, KSU'» opponent thl* through a brief afternoon teiaion ior second half, and I think thatj«|th a viru* attack, kept him in ewntralcil on correcting mlvtake* urck, welcomed llill Farle) btek and watched moviea of Tenne**ee will be the teaion trend. Some made by their squads. Tulane, a It 8 winner over Nivy to the »nuad, Farley, who ha*n‘t In action. Alabama will encounter team* Juit play a better half conla*t Saturday, went through a light rlayrd college football »lnre he a favored Tennenee at Knoivllle ilitrnlly." Fleming had particular praiic The Volunteer* had a light drill wararrnt. Coach Andy Pllney ilr •tarlrd at end In the I3M Cotton for three member* of the Semi­ Howl, returned to quarternaek duty and viewed movie* b( some Ala­ toted the *e*»lon to group Intlrur nole M|Uad for Ihelr perform CORAL GABLES, Fla — Enelien on plan* f«r Ml**l**lppl. The after four yrar* In the Air Force bama garnet. Orern Wave meet* Ole Ml** at A broken hand kept him from The 'university of Gr.rgls .ml I l T 0 U r n e y N O V . 1 7 - 1 8 my *emit« are beginning to take pljyln", at the beginning ol the Mls.i.slppl State take on •'■'.id.* 1 ’, , , 'r Dick Pope, owner of Florida * gobs of .alt when digesting Jarkton. Coach Johnny Vaught, rrcng- •csMin opponent*. Georgia meet* Miami i * * 1 /r,r*llto |1 ‘^ 1 fim oo* Cypre.c GaMenc. in » ,hr r-mplalnli from th.- Uniter h'he it player* who *t-v mod Friday night in the Orange Rowl f *J Biiing Tulane a* a worthy nppo J ' 7,Hi me**agr to the Herald yesterday *>*7 » f Miami coaching *taff that NEARLY 45 POUNDS OF BASS were caught by Gordon Butcher pent, drilled hi* Itebel* In block­ action In Auburn** victor/ o»er and Stale play* Alabama State at ..,n seemed *? eomr , f lM: urCed that Sanford he well renre- ,hp Hurricane offense leave* (left y and Calvhi Jnrdme (rightt recently at Red Shell. Butchcl* Ker.Ucky worked out it «weal hold* a 34-pound bait while Jardine hold* one which weigh* 10W* ing and protecting the p«**er. j ®*rbour j lenlcd In lb* W .ler Ski Weekend much to be desired. Slate College, Mi**. Th# University of Florida, meet clothe* b it Coich llalpn Jortlan * u 0 ’ j at Cypres • Harden*. November 17-. They point out that every week, pound*. |ng Vanderbilt thl* week at Nsvh •ent hi* reierve* through a brief |g. : the Hurricane* mutter enough of« tllle, had a comparatively "rest iklrni'ih. The Tiger* start'd pre -Florida thou Id have * good *1" 'he ball game-and paring to meet Georgia Tech in fu l" practice »e»ilon in meat employ a different weapon. iki organllaltnn," P»pe wrote clothe*. Th* Goar* »uffered only Atlanta. In the opener against linker"Florida ha* Ihe greatest »ki poThe Georgia Trch vam ly raced minor injurle* fron their 70 win Irnllat of any itate. , .Let'* orga- »lty of Soulh Carolina, it wa* the through a 15-mlnule limbering up over, nice and abouM t*e In top tremendou* lino pinging of All nire it a* »uch." drill in sweat clothe* anJ Gton w#» phyitcal condition for Vamly. Amrrtra Don Rotieler which roll* Sanforrf, with it* many ama­ • rnt to the ahnwer*. The re*ervc» Louisians State, who lo*t four The Sanford Grammar School win column, luffrring thriyp tateur skier* on laike Monroe. I* tn rd up Miami's It 8 edge Even wtth a goo-1 position In take »omc Rn.telrr inactive in the final per­ Football Scorecard, at the end o f 1fcata in a* many game*. iod. he gained 97 yards. - . By Alan Mavor aw aril* to be offrred at the Flor­ The Peanut Bowl etlm'inalioa In the second game with Button Ihe firit bracket of play.ihowrd ida Slalom Tournament to be held The Chief* Club ipon Hired pro­ JONN"pmjM* college, Ihe Eagle* were braced Jones leading the park of sixth teaion is divided into tlx bra> Sunday. Nov. !*. The tournament ject of Junior high football, headed M A J O R S , each, will be held for men. women amt for Bo*«rler,and Don wound up grade team*. The Jone* squad, ket* of thrre game* by eommillee ehairman W. \V . TENNESSet a* the biggest ground gainer—but the school In Peanut Standing* at end of fir*t brarkrt veteran*, but amateur* only, and Tyre moved swiftly Sunday and t a il b a c k , . . . _ that exclude* entrie* from Cyp- In thi* one, Miami played it coy, ., , yesterday to <-arry out a plan HeWHO'LL B e /V waiting for BC errara ami then nov“ P0'"'* '* lhe ° " l} , * " m ,h ,t lT « m rc*« Garden*. There will be llx signed to gel football at Junior THE PUSHtHO gidng for short yardage to win. came through the Initial Ginza Jones prize* awarded in each clan. High before the teaion I* over. (P A W * o . Only long ‘drive* wa* an 82 yard |without tufferlng a defeat. The Routh Pi/.vnvo, On Saturday night, Nov. IT, Tyre named hi* committee run with a pa*« interception on irrappy youngster* lopped Rich- Richard* e r e ,/ there will he a party tn organize member*, all member* of the ’n ' ! ar<l« 2 0 . Gram 5 0 . and Routh Grant r o ff A V a Florida Water Ski Federation final score wa* 27 8 even though Chief* Club before the weekend, " "" 0 0 , tn remain not only undefca'ed. ALLand acquaint the skier* with Ihe Miami never ~~ and they met SunJay to begin pro­ showed a tuitanrd but aim unieOred on. AtiCPicAH American Water Ski Association. drive. jection of a plan of action. B eP rH Pope exprcised particular hope The Routh squad it pushing har.i tin (he Junior High project La»t week against Maryland, No, 2* Phil Byrd WA* for volunteer* from Ihe Sanford the Hurricane* (witched to the air for the top spot, and ther-suf­ with Tyre are: R. W. William*. Phil Byrd, Ihe twivvrl-hippcil 9 m *4 fered Ihelr lone defeal in three R. A. Robert*. A*hley Jnne*. breakaway man for the Semi- area. — though again Rottrlrr kept folk* me squad. City Bowling el .ague Sheriff J. l.ulber Hobby, and noltf, proved hi* vrrtalllily Frt honest defensively by being the game* to the Jonct A!A r>o V Richard* tumbled to third place y Parn •tf. L. Ave. Frrd Ganaa. /.V ground gainer No. X of Ihe even­ day night when hr *t*rtrd hitting ______ Painter* 13 8 773.8 Ye.lenlay R. T. Milwee, Suprr- the time fur good, hard driving ing. Thi* time, the Hurrinne* fir­ when Routh broke the second Rurnrtt TOTAL ,*3 8 73I.19 Inlendrnt of Public Intlruclton. that made him second man on the O F feS fii ed two touchdown passes and place He between the two team* ! ('<-ntral Music Co. by dropping Richard* in a clove v y t.lfc- In*. Cou 12 A 719.1 Mint-lloned Ihe Chief* Hub plan, lutein pole for the Seminole ramc home 146 NEW YORK 'A» — l^wl* L. and the group Immr-lialely began ground galnrr*. Byrd, until Friday . . . . . , C eieryC U yPrinlC ri.il 10 771.2 However, the Hurricanes h*veIC0„ c , [n' ' Grant has yrl to break into the \ta|)lPr, Furniture C o l 11 130.13 chairman nf the Atomic ^ r(inMttpn, onp rPtpcc, ,n making ronrrde plan* for 'be night, wa* ineffective In line Straus*, „ Com ml«iion. w Rukur* Mutio Shop purrhme nf ipproalmately fifty plunge* and wa* u*ed primarily) IS 773.11 each game and that 1* »n ground l« "Iho »cknoAl- defense. They held Soulh Carolina [ N - l_ | n n C n n v p Woman Sand.pur 'Javliag Uagne eomplete outfit*, which will In­ to be the broken field runner United " *“ W. U clude pad*, practice Jrrteys, hut during Ihe Bolle* fray he edged world leader in every as­ lo 99 yard* net on the firuund, got •^*»'** • “ M i l , J Iw U Y C Team game Jertey*. helmet*. and coniitlenlly hurdled the pilrup* in pect of nuclear power develop­ a little slinglrr agamvt lln'lnn U | , n i i n n C on cn n tlomberrltc* fi '4 ment. both for national defense college, limiting the Eagle* to a n U i l i m g je a b U n strike* or Mr*. 14 8 pant*. Ihe line and gained the additional Next on the agenda for the yard* Gut kept the Seminole* on and for peaceful uses" paltry 91 yard, while Maryland TTirrt is no split season on dove lloundawg* K> id Straus*, (peaking la*l nlfld I e* found Junior high f.inlhali committee U the march. the Miami line even diootlnj," laid Mrs. Lelha Fow- Jrl* 7 II fore the New York Board of Trade, tougher, the Tcrp* win.ling up with ler. Chief Clerk In Judge Ernest Demon* the *eeurlng of 'time lype of • me 9 II 7 "1 j. ) criticized a charge by Adial Slew- a mere 9t. «|mn*nr*hrlp for the eo*t of nutIlou,bolder'* office al the Semin- Screwballs 12 8 con fgB fH C e rmntl, Demorcrallc presidential fitting the y<,ung*ter*. The defensive ability of Ihe ole Counly Court House. Standing BUT * 0 8 o p * r o r r e p to te* * * candidate, that Ihe Dolled Slale* Miami line I* one of agilily. I t 1 Huntrrs have been constantly s l. Strike* nr .U*rs Tyre. In a Hatrnienl li.fav voic­ A*# total or 9>4 VBTWP ed considerable optimism for the wa* lagging behind Ordain and i*n’t a huge line a, college line, applying for hunting license* ex -1 2 Screwballs e v W0 '« Ihe Sot let I’nlen in Ihe develop go, Ihnugh ti ha* a couple of ?20 peeling lhal Ihe dove shooting 3. Houndswgi rarly result* of hi* committee* i C iUP16 *V06T ment of full-tcalc atomic power pounder* but it Is f»«l and mobile season remained on thr name C Demon* artloni. "W e’re definilrly on the i' v rn ^ 'S B u r MLUAOIB right track now," he taiil, "and plant*. mt\i — and, apparently. ju*t alwut two bail* a* heretofore, Mr*. Fowler 3- Jet* \ -r f PLAW there are no fore.ecn nh-tarlr* o a f A t AT THAT *• Bomberetl ,v* • Until Just befure president deep. The Hurricane, had what explained. in our path, AH eommenl* from t o - HA* f l f f ’T eornl »tring line The dove shooting »ra»on begin* Missed Lcagu* Eisenhower w a * inaugurated, j amounted In '-r r t'R the outside are favorable, and we C A U ep B e * r II 3 . IB AX .T Straus* said, "the opportunities left over after graduation took on Di-r. t and continues through Powells O ffice Supply «*ACfTt MAV are receiving wonderful coopera­ ?2 3 for private development of nu­ six men up front. Improvrmrnt Jan, 5, she said, "in St. John*. Harveys Plumbing Co. \ .~ -0 *> 9 $ S . m e to u r * . tion ** nf th# returnev* and rapid drvet- Putnam, Flagler. Volusia. Brc- Sanford Bowling Alley t 6 clear power did not exi*l.” 8 7 Within a week after the new opmrnt nf a horde of sophomore* vard, Orange, Seminole and Os- Clyde* C* I t 2 II atomic energy law wa* enacted in has spelled trouble for the rnc- rrola emintie, as wrll as part* of Seminole W y Cleaners ‘ Marion and Lake counties" ; Celery City Grill I II I3M, Straus* said, "president my. victory for Miami, Eitenhower broke ground for a full-scale power plant st Shippingport. Pa." "In term* of ilrlclly civilian atomic power, our program in elude* 30 rear lor* in operation in C IM8. H u .(« flrtlr n>z>GM»4 by porntMlaa Ihe United Stales — under con­ * el Aislea i )• ...........- 1 by struction. planned or proposed for K>*( F .ttu tt* BynaK*!*, No. IT Eddie Barbour experimental or for actual fullzirucc nav* ztnown m*. I may have "Too wouldn't to weak It thee* _ . .J ClIAPTKIt 1« Eddie Barbour wa* one nf the scale use. .. \7AX. WAU walking briskly j**t been th* obvloba causa of U.J row, was anmeihlng you wanted very hardest tacklcra of Ihe night, lie Eighteen of these 30 plants V tli* nfiicm ' quarlcra when she but It tnar* hadn't been a strong much." did what t« alwayt thrilling and will provide commcrlclal power for Ilia gray ryta looked directly “ found hcrsetl Ur* to face with antagonism between you two that “ Dirk. II* had been sauntering along had Its roots In th* past. It Into here, and one* again hla tong, cffrrlive in a bail game. He saw home* and Industrie*, beginning aenaltlva Angers closed over her I* man with Ihe hall and l.r made with the Shippingport plant next , tn hta casual way when he * » » v«j wouldn't have happened." straight for him imtead nf waiting yrar. "1 ran ice yours on hi* aide. arm. "That remains lo to seen, rommg toward him. Ila stopped, Ila’a captuint your fancy tn th* Vai." he said quietly. "Maybe, and for Ihe runner lo come to him as 7 a* she did. Of the 18 plants, Strautt said. quite aoon, I’U have to And out foe I* to often the rate in high "»ix will be built by Indurtry wilh» “ Hellos V*J.“ ba said eaally. tama way ne did Eileen's." "Hut A* didn't knock vow down." myself Just how much strength of school game*, narhour I* respon­ out depending nn the government - -Coma and lean over lha ratling "No." tiuddeniy h« grinned. "Do character I actually have." and have a chat.'* sible for the moil Ipectacular de­ for any direct financial avslit; "No, thank you. I've come up on you know, it gas* me quite a kick "You make me say things wltlrh fensive play for the Semlnule* for anec." drew to walk. I need the exercise.” lo think I coidd knock him llatt surprise myself." lie move-1 closer Reporting on overt!] atomic “ I u t Ira in th- dog house." he lie's an much heftier than 1 am. lo her. "Whit are you doing to the sea ton. progrets, Strains tald the Unltrd . aald, gimnmg. ‘ tj ->k here, have a I suppose I shouldn't have been me. ValT" State* ha* built "a total of 82 rertgatelle and let’s Ond out what’e able to do If It 1 hadn't been *o "1 didn’t know I was doing any­ Ui* matter. You're not," he raised darned mad." a.-t«r* In this country, and at least thing to yvj," die said, but her "And lie wasn't expecting you to on* eyew jwf slignity, ’ still angry 127 more are cither already under voice was uncertain. hit him either, • the trmtndcd him. * about last night 7“ construction or planned." •Oh yes. you are* Its added "Nix" III* Ihm lace solieird. "Uut "It Un't tdeasant lo lw mixed up In a brawl." she said, and turned hr had It romlng to him. tt'a tiren with a short laugh, "And I'm mining to him lor quilt a long darned it I know whether I Ilka iletlheratrly a.'.sy ttum inm. "You srtiouily think 1 waa while, rtirrse no reason why ne It or n<n." should ba rude to me—on th* con­ ('■us* Harridan stepped out of sorTTi: v r i 'i n v i m x drunk, Vai 7" Mill t x x III.(Ill th* ullivctt' quartets lie saw Dirk bhe was aUtl looking atradlly out trary." SilTICV: Ik HK11KR3 atVKJi "You think h* should he pleasant and Vai standing time logriher by . to aea. "You aaid you w*ra, and ilei ti vv l.<>i*l sn*t lie—*• I. wu-l. * What other excuse mutJ there be about the tact that you atoia hi* lha ratling and he noliced Dirk a lit, tall* 111* holiln ol 111* f..ll»wt"» hand claapma her rare arm Ik rtrl awav Itom him?" rtiftrst* >t*° *«l«1 ••rlllifiitf * jii- vmir behavior?" jor U l lo !-• UlfMll. "That l«n't quite the truth, Vai." what seemed lo him a poasesslv* "But you know I wasn't drunk. The eerllfleile number in.t r»*r ul Bhe glanced up at him la a way. It* strud* over to where they Vai." Ill* hand wa* grasping her Iw wu*. Ik, il«Kripllon •( Ihe ptu. arm Ughlly aa though demanding startled way. "What do you mean were (landing, put his hand rough­ perl*. ••><> Ik* »,m* In which II *,,***e«t lie it l» U ,iby tU IT " ly on Dirk * shoulder and drew * an answer. r*rtlfle*l* .Vo. 1*1 Vr«r *f t,,u"Nothing I ran let) you at pres­ him around to tare him. Bite prsltslcd. "A t least you mew Jw»- : j a n. m * "I yust want to give yxsu fair e ■ weren't drunk th* laat Um* you ent. And." be a d d e d , speaking iifH-fir'i*, *i e » w m i xv >. «r m :», of ovv i, -t x « ’, danced with me and that was only mole vehemently, "tel'a drop thl* warning, llantun." he said thickly, e..u..n ft. To»n,hi|> : i o Now Is Ik* Ifcb* SOlol# od-onloQ* of oil t'lbyt-ct, shall we? I And It bor­ "Last night 1 let you knock me two donee* before that wretched tions* jo i:»«< * Gat tfcis J-w ty tlted -i.g at yaar Phillips M Dtalar'sl •Sm MrW** p v CNIVp, 66 Ooolor offs-i *— scene.' Bhe added with a sharp ing. Let's talk ahull something down and grl away with it. I had V,nte to whfrh ,u r«iM Jllnnl* B. tha reputation ol this ship, her U n ix h*lr*< ■ break in her voice. T hen it you mush more interesting." to pA you* cor In lb* "pink ol condi««o" Alt «f asltl eiopoilr M u li lb* ’ guch as 7" Captain and her officers to think tsctcti I drunk, why did you do 117" lor lb* nonlb* ohood. Hit 3-»oy chockOmnir of »*niln> le. * u u •>! J’l->* He laughed again and when next of, but I hadn’t then, and 1 haven t *• *Do you think I’d allow any man Mi I ol*-, *ueh eerillleal* ebatl op co-oil sto *Hal poir'i el yew Coi, now, any intention of letting you It, reitecniKl * r< -•!Ir , |, law Ike he spoke it was in lus usual pleas­ to call m* a awlna and get away . Ns. 41 BIB T i n ban Mr** So sport plugs. eml-eMv di-tilVH In tie* e*rilrt; * with ttT" lit gave her a cunoua ant, easygoing vole* "Why not get away with It tor long." Bill T>rc Is one of the fastest I, will be i l l I* Ihe biab**l Dirk pullad himself away from IsL glance and added, "Or perhaps you talk a Knit your ryes and how very tki,o In ol any iSoSion wboro you to* progressing men on the Seminole omai* at th» trnaf «f Hu *»m•* think that wasn't sutticlcnt provo- blue they are this morning T As Units'* grasping hand. "I thought lb* oreng* and block fbdlipt 66 SSuoM griiliron *\l \ht hcginninK of Inr C r> fd p|nrt«!«. „ „ th# (»rtf Monumf blue as that sparkling tea. I 1 apologtisd. Ham dan," ha said * cation I" TlltS • OtOI Oil WINDOWS ClIANtD PiMiurs FmoiruM C o m c a n t season Tv re was unlinpre**ive m ia* «-r st««,avi*f i»s« "1 agree ha shouldn't have said •wear." lie paused and added ia a quietly. mb»r. All AtOUNO and didn’ t seem to have the de«•"*'« *• lh* ■lightly mocking voice, "Or am I "But K wasn't a ganulna spoloirillCATION DOHtl .. J arhal ha did. I suppose ba can never tt( 8> nsloA (Ms lit Aar if October. fl waa a fare* of aa apology," sire lo make a starter, possibly “ forgive you tor what happened ut boring you now 7" IN SlDI OS CAt p m riuos wisrosHirio c* aaid harshly. "You knew it because he thought he had to he m s Vai laughed to* Bhe found It Im­ " lha past," •IUSHI0 OUT w im aiAot* 'OlGcUl n#rb'i S o il on mu* H- “ Frankly, I don't think laat night possible to be angry sntb him for and I knew it. And I accepted It a Senior to make the starting line­ O. r IUr*S*, ^ |»d anything to do with the past," lung. "Naturally I don't mind," she ta Um spirit it was iffered." *'Urh Cltrntt f'eart. wmojMiHO c.oonva mttM up. Two weeks ago. during Ihe k,mlnoU Caanly, FlartAa 'Then I withdraw th* apology," wma aims **<fca said abruptly. ' .ouT* not very said aloud. "No one really minds Apopka game, he attracted atten­ tlANSMlSHON CHAN ItST SOOMS compliments." Dirk said atesdily. ^-cor.ceitcsl, are youT* r>o* at rirtlllaa, V ia , tion by playing a creditable game, Z.N0 DlSSIUNTIAl ItAXt SOI MOTOIISTS "No," be agreed soberly. "I think "Good." Bruc* nodded. "We ll S i. She swung toward him and said VUTICE IM IIGIILIIT n iv n v nuio uvu and last week ha was second only .Inal I am rn*,*rd I, butlnrr, al , "Oh, jraa I has. nanwaify at heart nea r# all uncertain of our­ aaltla the matter one* w* ( f t on lAllfIT AND Fill MASS AND to Brantley "Choo-Choo" ftehlrard suniaaAa si-ria**. e o r o ism at. But tt la difficult to selves—w* don't eve* know where shore then." WHIIl PACUSSO CAIIIS IOAD IHFOtMAtlON ' lansw M k Cl*. aaA,r Ik* llrllllaa. in all ‘round Une play. Dirk shrugged atlghUy. "Aa yon oaa'a cease*41 to • point to we re going. I know I haven't Um lam , Manlandn FI*In* Arr-lra aid toat ol an Idea where I'm going. with." heiiav* that tww mm should eud The Seminotes wUl go to Mel­ Skit I ta in * In re*|,ier »»IJ M 1 th* rl«rh i f Ik* Circuit Court! T do wtah," Bruc* said roughly. •Bhr start ttghling *a th* middle ut I aupposo that denotes a weak bourne Friday night some two with PHILLIPS M PRODUCTS art distributed in SANFORD M il vlcinlly by p,mil.air Counlr. Florid* la s m r — T t’a a daAnita data," c* Boor ever a girt they’d character T" touchdowns anderdngged, and they ■nr, with lha rraitalon al-lha Fir(Ta B* Coal lined; Illliu* Sam* ktatula lo-wif; W *,-Bh* looked at him thoughtfully. th* short time you and desperately need time to start o-it (ion M ia , Florid* Hlslutr* l i l t U(*sm Unit. IDartsito t» i*:utlt*i«a ol Antes books. Pwlzlbulsd by Kiss r u u iw IsadMkla. ■ formula that will give them a Slartliill It. Mbrrrtll SPORTS SICTeamsUndergoShort Workouts Hurricanes Using Different Weapons Pope Urges Sanford To Win Each Game Skiiers To Enter ' Plans For Jr. High Football Project Are Well Underway NO MINOR STAR - - Jones Squad Leading Sixth Grade Teams Bowling U. S. World Leader In Nuclear Power /V/pss: a Passport to Happiness By MAYSIE GREIO Legal Notice Hare’s our Platform for More Driving Pleasure I ✓ SAFITY y/ MA'fNTEHANCE 1/ COMFORT R plat S MACS OIL CO. �n 21-ROOFING and PLUMRING CEKAM1C TILE THIS WAYr o you want CLASSIF IED ADS 1 Pk 1A-PLACKS 10 EAT IT)DAY lauJ every day. except, Sumtav) we're open from ll:W a m. Ml 2:W a m. THE DOG­ GIE BAH A DtNEK, Like Mery 2—CMHI) OF THANKS 'ft w We wish to thank all those that helped In any way during our dear mol her*' Illness amt at her y ou n g . May our Lord blear and keep you. Mr*. Rote E. Dixon amt Family. 3— PERSONAI. NOTICES KuLLAWAV, Hospital aud tlsby Rada Day, Acek, or 31onw>—T«i. U23. Furniture Center — 11< tVea: First St. FRISK <1 NECCHI-ELNA Sowing Muhin* Cantar Paul F. Mueller * Son Ph. U4 Salt*, Service and RMUla Free attimate. Quality trark. Factory reconditioned Winehaaitr G A R R E T T ‘8 Model 12 ihotgun S6S. R. A. 323 E. Firat 81. Phono 1422 P L U M B IN G Newman, Phone 31k. Contrmet and Repair Work Free EitimaUa 45—FARM and GARDDEN —Factory to Too— It. U HARVEY Alum l a v a :o t Sanford A>«. Pbena 1SSS Miuioatajrr-Evarbtariitg t t r i w * VtntUia BHr4> berry Plant*— I1J0 par hund­ la c io u d ht id. Sag-proof red CtU Ray Lard, 131T-W. rail with plastic owa. Plaatte tr rayoo tap**. Cotton *r nglo* Peat Compoat (Daatwtldor'a) 40c cord*. bu. bag. Grapavtll* Nuntry, S m k a rik GU oo and P aiut O Grapovula Ave, Phono 2032. 112-114 Watt 2nd St. Pboua M Coairatum tad Repair Pkeae t i l l W* nuy ana tell uaed furniture. »*—MACHINERY-TOOLS IMt Banlord Ate. Paying top rath price* tor aay W. J. KING telf propelled, thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ P a w e r-mower, Plumbing contractor ING POST on IT-92 Pb 3063-W. S p o r t am an ‘ ‘Tero"-gaaollne Kohler Plumbing A Supplies powered- reel typo tlk. Powor BE SURPRISED at our variety Ream Electric Water Heater* Tool*, to in. beach tow, Ull bap and low price*. F.M-Bkc, 10 c Pk. M 2Ut Orlando Dr. 1 HP. 9 In. band taw, '* H. P. k 25c Store. 321 S. Sanford. motor; bench under, 1 H. P. Plumbing. tvtLiiy Heating All for 1123. or told aeparately Practically new 20 guage Reming­ M . G . H O D G ES 2342 M or Ml Roialia Dr. ton automatic ehotgun Ilk. R. Service on All Water Pumps— A. NEWMAN. Phene 315. Welle Drilled — Pump* Piota Read. Pnoae TOO RENTALS FOR FILMS. Finicking, Tap* R*cordtra. Suppliti. See WIEThi. ta a free paat to the Pralrlr 34—APTS— 80UAF.f—ROOMS BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP. 210 Lake Hrive-ln Theatre for KmS. Park Ave. WRLAKA APARTMENTS: room* melt l.aw uti. Kxp. date Oct. fwivaw hatha. 116 W. P in t Ac 2i. 1936. 2d gauge Remington Model 46 automatic rhotgun with poly“ PLUMBING A HEATING SRE Somhmta Realty Mr choke, New condition, Rea* o f­ Septic Tank Installation k Service aMo Romeo and Apt*. Phono IV, Heater Service Archie C. Har* fer accepted. G. Spencer Harden HUTCHINSON'S 0 a • • ■ From! HU. Phone 734.tt or 1333. Ph. 1940 J. Apt*. 139 S. Atlantic. Daytona GAIN MORE SPACE in your Paint, 11*9 g.il Men* dungaree*. Reach. Call 3174 W. home wuh storage Mulls, builtI t t pr. New Navy work ahtit*. in cupboard*, shelves, etc. see 9»c Men* *port shirts, 96e Ran- Large fura. apt. 310 M u n olu . HILL LUMBER A SUPPLY nar Day Speeiala. Oct. 19-30 Available now, i room haute on YARD for caiy-to-folluw plana only. Army-Navy Surplux. 310 Celery Ave. available October ami quality material. at econ­ Sanford Ave. 5th. Phone A. K. Roaattlor, omy price*. 223 W. 3rd SI. Florlit. III. PHONE S3 ‘ •The Lumber Num­ DUO THERM hVatVr. «5.noo BTU. ber". N A M E IM l'U IN T On C h rU tm as Carda During a —SPECIAL- NOTICES^ O ctob er Lt/SDiU UPHoi.sTEHtNG Slip Cover* amt Hrapei Lay-A way NOW! STANLEY KIILP t’OWLi L's o n i n : s u p p l y PHONE :iid J. M7 S. Magnolia — Phone K»i a u t o m o t iv e S-HOAIS AND MOTORS PCMPS k SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All ty p o and »iae». Initalled or "Do Ir Youraelf." WF. REPAIR AND SERVICE STING • Machine and Supply Co. R)7 W. 2nd St. Ph. 62 -------New 1957 Evlnrude Jlotors A 1 2 .0 -------------, . OAILIN BROTHERS All I9VI Ettnriiaei *ml a l.rcc Dragline k Dulldoier Service trlcrllnn of Used Motor*, lloata Ph. 2732 tleneva. 2493 W Sanlorl ami Trailer*. Evlnrurte Sale* A Settler D ili. UNDO Sentinel Star, Call HOBSON Sportintt G ood* Ralph Ray, 3130 M l let. St. _______Phune m CROSLEY - UEND1X Sale* and Service I8 -TR AILE RR It AN D A I.I. Th|* U ■ fret p s a to the MourElectric Company land Hldc-ln Theatre for Kill Service— Quality— Satlafaction Adam*. Exp. date Oct. 23. 1930. Ph 11) Sanford 2437-J-3 De Bary Trailer, Sale-Rent. Ph 668-XR. t AIK HANKS • MORSE P u in p a n o w Well Drilling, HOWARD C. It will Pay YOU to *ee u* before M>N0. Phone 3*S 20T Kail you buy. Open Evening* amt Commercial Avt. Sunday*. „ _ , Eaauid* Trailer Sale* ENVELOPES, Loiurbeadt. alaUPalalka, Fla. men!*, invoicct, band bill*, and program*, etc. Progressive II—USED CARS Printing Co. Phone 401 — 4u3 Weal Dth St. 1913 Chryaler Windsor 4-door Do* l.ui*. Only 22.000 actual mile*. For home repair work and altera­ Call Ray Herron, Phono 213d. or tion*. Call 111 J. Ray C. Slagle. U 43-W after S;OU p. m. Tree* trimmed, removed and de­ FOR NEW PoNTlACS and good, moted. Ph. 1U07-H. rlran USED CARS, call Rat SANFURD TREE CO. Herron, Phone 2130, or 134J-W alter **.0** p. m. FOR EVERYTHING In hardware 1930 HUDSON Commodore t> and paint tee—Hill llariaarc Co., aoi E. I»t St., Phune 33 Convertible, yellow with ted leather upheUtery 3200. PHuNE Rubinion Hand Crafted Furniture. 1679-XJ, We build, ite*lfn and reflnlih. See at Ulfl French, Pb. 12-1L ‘10 black Studebakcr Champion. New Ufe>, battery, completely 40 HOUR Alarm Cioeki. Guarante­ overhauled. Owner leaving ed SI Its. Sanford Jewelry k town, muat tell. Phone 137u. Luggage. 3uo Sanford Ave. 1912 Chryaler convertible with power ateering. Above average- .acme firm ing- W i n d o w I lours. new tire*, low mileage new lop Office, ( all 11 IR-J, D. C. Caldwell Alro • 1910 4 door Ply mouth, 33 motor, new paint, way above EMPLOYMENT average. Call 41u Willow Ave Phone 2389II cicnm jv26—IIEI.P WANTED—FEMALE 1931 CHEVROLET 4 du-r *cd*n. Waitreia wanted, Apply TouchAutomatic drive. Luoka nice Ion Drug Co., Mr. Gilpin. drive* nice. RAY HERRON, Satfalady wanted. Apply In per­ Phune 2134, or 1343-W' after 6:uu ron Manuel Jacobaun DrpL pin._________ _____ Store Aero** from Poit Office. BUSINESS SERVICES Typtat is — APPLIANCE r e p a i r i n g H K A TK H S Cleined and Cheeked I'M O N K I :i24t-EC 16-R E A L IY PARLORS Madam Alr-eoeumnned Salon Harriett')* Beauty Nook itt H. Oak ph. til Thia ia a free pa*« tu the Hill ITieatie foi- Weller Dohlayer, Like 31ary. Exp date Oct. 23 , 1934. • SPECIAL I to Permanent. 12 30 KVA 11BBS UKA Ul'Y SHOP Phune 563 17—BUILDING PAINTING 4T—FURNITURE • BOf R U L P RLPAIRS WOOLSIOY Marine Kinishr* For Your IRml Srnliurik GI.lv. and Paint Co 112 III W. 2nd St. Phone 420 FLOOR landing end fimthing. Cleaning, waving. Serving Semi­ nole county since 1925. H. 31. (Heaton. Lake Mary M cH A N K Y -S M IT H 2413 S Park P A L M 'S Phone 1203 Floor aandmr and finUhing. A btltrr |ob at a better price. Flee ntlmate*. Ph. Collect Oviedo FO-33IS4. For Painting call 3lr, Tatker, Ph. 6Ca-XR. Room >peel*I 414 93. TeJ Duructt for PAINTING 2601 Grandview Phone 1952-U10—PIANO SERVICE L L Sill — Piano Technician Phone 2164 Ronta 1, Saafard 53—HOMES Television 43— ARTICLES far RALE M ur to what MERCHANDISE - T IR E D o f th o sam e old t h in g 7 the apactou* new tasiefully d l f f t m i bomw la — , — South Ptnecreal Sanfett Grove Manor* Station Valencia Villa* DeLant 8 *« IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Ideally Situated L iix u rio u ily Planned M od erately P riced 1 and 4 Bedroom Horn** with 1 and 3 hath* aituatad « * large, artiatically land*caped 1st*. Paerd street* end all other rity convenience* make the,* talonle* of owner-occupied home* truly dtlightful placei U lira. D**lgned, Bnllt and Sold O D H A M * VT U D 0 R ln e. Builder* of Fin* Home* For Florid* Living SALES OFFICE 242k S. French Av*nut Phone *100 and 2960 OLE TO TRANSFER For Sal* By Owner-2 bedroom horn*. Equity $900. Ph. 1CU-W. D AILY Seminole Realty • :4e S ilt 1 Bedroom homo oo I M e, with i»• e•• e U - S A I M , AND OSOVIS •had* and fnrit tree*. Eqglpped • U fa I I I * * wltB above, refrigerator tad 20 acre tila farm. Three bedroom _ __ • EASY TERM S Lad), no age menu. Mu«t RrtUO.YMAIER he fait k at .. .ie. Good work­ house, large barn. All equipment New tad L'ted Furaltar* ing Hour* and aalary. Apply in and machinery, (aay term*. Ph. Phan* 936 peiton, by appointment, Phone 311 E. Firat St. I3R5-J. P. 0 . Box 1154. TM. Uaed fanwnma, a tk—HONRS •tc. BaoghtwoM. Larry'* M an Thl* I* a f l w pea* In the Ritr 321 Ban 1M St. Phew* I Ml. 122ft DO W N Theatre for Ruth 11. Scott. Exp. 3 Bedroom* and Carpono date Oct. 23, 1936. Terrano Floor* 27-HELP WANTED—MALE JUtehan Equipped Me* Residential Locating lt«g Ifoy«: Experienced Part Landscaped Yard* lime Produce k Meat Markrt Feiuoui Rlmmoex Innertpring or Ready for occupancy m I week* Bog Spring. Men Apply Tip-Top Super A . K. 8 H O K M A K K K , J R . Market. Full or Twin Sue. Choir* of Builder Firm nr Ex'ra firm. Lhona ]MI 1800 McUonvUla 29-SALESMEN • AGENTS For United M RU Time Only •• NEWSPAPER itreet ailttboyi. LARGE 4-bedroom horn*. Ideal 41.00 Down Uelivera Age* ■ to 12. Apply to Mark location for children. Ph. 2333-J. Mather of Sanford Heir*. Tl r SaOfunl Hrrald, nrier 2 UI 09 E. First St Phone 127 school. 6 room, X bedroom home, *5750 Located M Old Orlando High­ 30—WORK WANTED, FEMALE way. Ideal far children, achool TV SPECIAL b u atop. Can 1312-M. Wanted — Ironing at home. Sofa Bed Phone 2325 Ml. Matching Chair M i l FRONT t'offr# Table New Ihroo bedroom houx* #« FINANCIAL 2 Step Tablet Lake Emma. Ona and half tilod 1 Lamps hath*. Florida roam. Lot i l l ' 31-INSURANCE x 223'. Turn So. one mile at O ikliw n Cemetery. COMPLETE MODERN INSURANCE GOLDEN D AW N Thi* l* a free pan to the Pnlrie All the NEW KINDS of fire and f.N TK R SPR IN G M A T T R E J q Ink* Drive-In Theatre for trll raxualty. Insurance available in M cner. Exp. Hale Oct. 25, 1936. Reg. $II.kU lex* tiaJc *395(1' the best ef Companies at Low Box Spring* at Identical Savinr* c«t Ratti to ihot* who qualify S om eth in g D ifferen t Comult B A L L INSURANCE HOLLYW OOD BED In A 3 -B ooroom Houa* AGENCY. 204 S. Park A rt.. Inncrxprlng Mattress 2 -Large Bedroom* with Sanford, Fla. Box Spring walkdn closets, large ____. Hmdboard (choice of colott) room, kitchen ha* exhaust fan 35-MONKI TO LOAN $49.30 and cabinets galore. Florida AUTO LOANS Room-Guest room wtth private Leg* Free COST LESS bath and antra nee from •creel­ ed porrh. Large atoraga room See our new line o f floor covering and laundry. Oak floor* eieept and complete home furnlihlngi. Florida State Bank Florida room and kitchen uf FREE DELIVERY DF SANFORD vynal tile. * x car port*, all ECHOLS REDDING CO. on I lari ■with plasty af Corner 2nd k Magnelie, Ph. 132! LIVESTOCK shrubbery "■•d Ramherger*’ Mgr. FHA, VA o. Service" Lota Open Mowday'i ill l i l t p m 25— DOGS—CATS—PETS _______ r.HKINH J. I VISIT OUR BALCONY WANTED n.rd Dog for hunting. Co-owner and builder Phone 2227-XJ. 701 W. 3rd St. rbone 1TM-JL LO O K $179.00 IftOO Down—ISO Month htaUr. Coot plot* price «54M. 2 BEDROOM Home, well located. Deetrahla as hama or rontal ROSA L. PAYTON. <ti*e !! lit lilt 1-11 • ** I i* t 4 II CHOOSK AN ig y U U D CAt tutcnoM off v u u it Radio T h e llh v tlim Hour W o ild At Ot« NVKVIta T w ilig h t go a* * Sp oria U s-k M u,l« at lUadoig V, K tV. U r lllla g O* a c in e * liven lne llm te R44te Klahvr !•'• Itefu r lim a N lg hl IM Itlon V-IIXA .Naltnn- he Rhrihei l(-ur A< Heme W ith llu lle New* glen Off « i:iig * t * n w MONIIVIi * '» n On l e v a g r t ik t r a \aa>a u , , i , r c Jan ikefe* Keaa a Matan (VtlarW Club h * n a-K tu rid * h e w ,.W o t 14 a gnu ■ A) * (ilaatxe J s r k a v ’i Choice K e rn in g t)«»nl1enf lla r o ie g * Tim e w e r ie At Nine K e rn in g 4ta|e4iaa flee# e -a T h t r e i t s * c lu b Heme e f t f a lM f W etl4 e l Keen • rT K M n n v R a *in Karm I ’ lgaal . " • , h'*e* Ranch Na• a R e , No** n sach Amerlcnw ta sg u e Cam e T*»n Tim e K’ ewe Teen T'm e Robert AT Wiiiiams REALTOR Haymonri l.undqulat, ASSOCIATE Phene 1471. Atlmtlc Bank Bldg. till, aay "Charge It." IP IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumley k Monieith at 111 South Park, rbone 773 They fasw OZIER REALTY CO. RETIREMENT HOMES « . H. "RSI" STEMPER Rap All**, Aaoodaie ArieMs M e * , Aaeorlite MS or 1123 111 N. Park Ave. Your Friendly Ford Dealer 30s K. lit. SL PIMM M i arrxavan v rhene 940 Lauro B. Oiler, Realtor llstei M. Field. Assocleir *601 So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1351 EVENINOli 311$ and 790 INCORPORATED TH KO IIA V S. D. Hlghlayman, Axrociat* Park Ave. ••Rl H iM T Strickland-Morriaon w r n g n a o io RAYMOND M HAU. OSCAR M. HARRIS.)N REG. IROKERR 254 M b M 1*0* KII.< H I r ! . K « ONCE IN A BLUE MOON A buy Ilk* thi*. $1,000. Cath. $A5 monthly. Praeltrally new 2 -hed- TOR QLTCV ACTION tit* CTaielr « m masonry home . KlLhrn equipped. Ot 1T0 f! corner lot fled ad* to sen rent hire. Call Fin* lawn aad *hrobb*ry. Total prito 15.730. B A LL R EA LT Y CRO SSW O RD WAKT ADS Registered Real P.itat* Broker Photo 3171 IT-93 at Hiawatha 4 T - B R O K E R 8 aad R E A L T O R S REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 2344 Preorh Avt. J. W . II A f.L . H E A L T O R Jafttsy Walker, Asaoelato "CaU Hall" Pheno ITU . BE A 2-GAR FAMIIY n REAL ESTATE If vou nr* hesitant to exnreu your tender thought* In pootio farm, rou may avail younelf ef tha Herald'* coUactlon o f original m w . rhas* express In poetic beauty the emotion* o f tho heartatrtagw. Among them are ?er»#» appropriate to any circumitance. w o s o tv c i a x m • T cn an av m saxooi THE RATE r ''J ! l.te A4v*ntur* with L'atl* Wall Card* o f Thank* art *1.00 per intertlon regardlet* 0f Mas. IS *.** Itefsty Fleet. Lett k Always Mtmorium notices, due ta he fact they may run to " “ Silt Cartoes Carnival •firth. *7* billed at SLOO per column inch. 1:11 WMU*r-.\*ws-an*rte 1:1* Jeha Daly New* (:*• Dea Uelt'e Carnxr tt*4 l o«v ilinexr •:1V lt>na«*xau» jv - ;i* r i rerr 7:1* 4.l*(rac« u n i*i j i t h > I. e* 1 Lad Tnr*e Lit** 3. Secret ACHOM W iwmqm -jTii*-:: Egyp­ lit* n»d Sktllon •octet y 1. Oily tiangod inn :iM mi -i ii i *:** Ml.*** Uustlle* lit* Yerg Tktatr* WO HW-: i.il ’ IChtn I Iv a n aubatancaa I*.** Jan* VVyuisn Th*air* hum . k. Bcottiah 4. Slumber 36. Habitual cukjieief) II I* t’tilnx nnlih u cvwtrur. rapa 9 Spigot drunk­ UL‘1111 -J»J!:U*il • lit•• Night N*w* R*»«r( 1*1*5 Klumlii oni l. Chrtetma* 4. Arabien ard dot nun •: n t« HisiiUM Thxeue garment tong 31. Caran* •j*. ►rju v.',’/ ” »*.** Him otr 10. Bubaid* h h m : u* e u n i • T. Paiaagg* gold w tu vu D a r (IMUMIA -U 171.' 11. Bheeptlk* way* far Bahag M o a iia a JJg'JTlll '.HIUMil 13. T^uiipptn* Art Carney 29. TV • II iiland 5. Slrp d.vict# riugiani Hmuiu, HNm.U e '.* Saw,.t\ ,aih-r *. Pamper T*xi*t4*r‘a U iv w 31. Nour­ t i l l Tha tlarnlag *H,e hi nil bill 11. Organ* ished • t'aplala K » * it g * 14. Hasten nf sight 40. Any plant af M l Vlaw ir > LMatll 31. Confront •:)* (larrv Vlcara IT. Doctor 19 Knock 34. Very the family t.te Itardtiaa* tabbr 1 19. Weep Iridacea* •malt let** Thl* Lang af Our, II Minister* convulsively brooka ilita ninka ii nick *2. The watUhf II «u Valiant Milv 21. Russian 20 . Kipped <Braa 4 33. Exclude ll:1V lata or l.lf* rtv.r 33. An .mperoc 39. Painful 43. Twilled lt:ia naatrh For Tonartew 34. Body of Prance fabric 11:14 Uuldlae I l«M »P<* 4. tr r c ix o n * of water II. ee Neaa 23. Che***# » T* Hit* HUM Lp * Ha t'auala* r r " t" 37. French U ll* Aa Tha 4V#rld Turn, li*a Jahnn* Taraan Fhaw •••port •i l Ii Art l.inktetur'a llnutaptrly 30 Pshaw) I t* Vl|m )‘ar» 32 Biblical ) aa Tha Dig I’avatr name % Jil* Klim Vara lit* "ha U-h I’ m V r Ihaw 33. Represented I* Ii** Bright*, pgy 31. United >:t* Hacrat alarm I ia Tha E4ga ef Night Nation* T* «:*• ChanaH lit d ix it iu li T" tabbr. I t ie rum Kara TT 1 37. Trouble TTt r TT w m u n . tv j irK in g rii.i.w 3* Covet • ••avert, e T o s e n e v a rrK n n oog 41. Lucid rr TT TT s* • •* Oean Hau«a *4. Bhipworm «i*a x I •* Mtakar U*ui* 43. Run a a* gi»e nanart away m zM m m m & M m m m • is Dau* raw* 11 I* and • i# rises Kid m marry I ** t)Ln*i land ;r ** Tq 44. Kxtsrnrl Tit* eeed > •• Jna * llaMa ~ a * i ** covertngi • I* n *4 Hktltnn 47. Break *i** tei.eee quaaiia* <r audilenty * 1* renal rUvhnuxa t* a* i-hit m ir.r. 41 Anerchiiti XT teiia i i.a.t * n , „ 2 Itlie 11:00 nayait DOWN 11: 1* l.«* r*ut. Ilarv Kcr* 1 . OlfUd Hit* Late lhn« — 2 Dry 11:11 II tl Nan. men-Off BILLS UARD TO PAT? Sell !■•* T.at Patl.m n a n m i m H on x ixo thing* you're through w i t h m i njod itarnUg *■** rant Kast.fna theough Hant Ad* for CASH. in * nr aii Tair*. 1 .1* O.dfr.v Call 1121. Hitt •• t*:M *11 Ika tl In, la ll:ta valiant l « 0 r ll ll l lava at l*fe il ; H.acth for Tomorarw III lluldlllg LtfM llide 11 00 li.pori ll:l* ntaad l> a it. Caaal.4 t i l l ; A. Waild Turn, lie* Johan, Large a 1-10 ilnuaapaiiv *:•• Ulg l-aynfr 1 :1* Hub 1*to*1*v TENANTS ■it* llrlghl.r fay 111* b.crat alarm 1 :1* ITdga nr Kllbt 1:11 Op.a Hen,. FRO M O U t M U f 3 RKDROOM frame hou»f in Sanfnrd, on very large loL Tank A *tand, UO. 12 gauge DowntUIrt apanmxnt. CALL 1M0 . HtONE 317-R. ahotgun. automatic, $60 . Ph*n* 3072. Apartment, do** in. 3 room* t i l per month. Ill E. Ith 8L. Call 3 Be.lruum Hum*. $213 Down. T-Shirt*. Uc. Sleeping bag*, Ready for occupancy in 10 daya 23M or IMS. rot*, blankets, tarpaulins, Army Navy Surplut. 310 Sanford A**- 3-ROOMS, Adult*. 611 Park. SEE US for repair* and alter*Electric lawn mnwer. need- re FURN. 3 room tvw-a k bath. Ph. Uofla. No down payment requir­ ed pair*. 100 ft. cord, $»>. II Lilac 2J9-W. I.OWELL E. OZIER Dr. De n*r>. Builder liettrabli- furn girig* apt. 431-W. I’ hutie 1339. 44—APPLIANCES FR1GIDA1RE appliances, a a l a t l-Dcdroom duplex, kitchen equipp­ ed. living room furnUhod. Th. ^ Y O U 'U ,U ) V F ~ tad tarviee. G. 1L High. Onade. 1124M n il k BEAUMFUL SOLID BRICK Fla. Poona F O -3U li or Saafard 2-BEDROOM HOME I64I-W after I [x m. Avalon Apt*. Efidency, Ph. 720>W Thie home he* large living room DUO-THERM apaea heater and with fireplace, 2 extra largo Perfaction apartment alie gaa kT’ EICUINCY ~ Apartment. fiulT* bedroom*, dining room, kilrhen abla for bachelor or couple. Prlrangr. Bath In good condition. with plenty nf cabinets, btrakvat* bath, Aero** from Poll Ke**on*ble. Set at -'*00 Hia­ fast room and me* arreened-in Office. Manuel Jacebton. watha Ave. porrh Furn. cottag*, r e a a u n a b l o . Beautifully tandicapee.l ground* Large oil heater, 30 g*l. drum. with ogtshle sprinkling *y*tem, Located on 17-92. Ph. Mio-Wl. IGU. Phune 1U7IXR. 1317 Doug central heating for extra com­ la* Ave. 3 room apt*. 112 Elm. Ph. 2U4J-W. fort. Excellent residential loca­ tion . . . 2417 UtUHEL AVE. AIR CONDITIONER, 1-Ton Frl 2 -Bed room house partially furn. ODIIAM k TUDOR, INC. gidaire. cool* with water 171.' $70 mo. Call 996. 262$ S. French Ave. PHONE 1ST9-XJ. Phone 2100 — 29*0 Bute Court 5 room apartment*, llotpuint kitchen range, good fumlahed. Kitchen equipped. Thi* 1* * free pit* to the Moviecontition. G. E. Refrigerator, C Phone 1494 land Ride-In for J. A. Burton Sr. month* old, Rhone 2971-XJ, E*r». date Oct. a , 1934. 5-ruoiu unfurn. apt. Nawty decora­ 43-BUILDING MATERIALS ted. 1301 Celery I'h. M3-W. 57—RRORRRS and REALTORS HE D IM IX CONCRETE 2 room cottage, completely furWindow Sill* • Lintel* nlahed ready to move in. By Septic Tank • SUto Approved week or month. 2404 Park Ave. W. DIETS m u Sand - Cement Mortar MU T. W. MRRO Miracle Concrete Co. REALTORS * » Elm Are. Phone 1335 FURN. 4 Hra. and 3-Rra. apart­ IMt Park Avg Phage 27 *r 1*3 ment*. Adult*, Ilk N. Jaiaamtne ana METAL HOtilTNG aaa 1 and 3 bedroom cement block Nuw in *tock, s-V Crimp—U " like front home*. $65. A $13 CorrugJtcd — 2 S " Conugated till unfurmihed. Phone l t » . St Get all Your roofing need* at • ID John Really Co. III Sherm nn C on rrete P ip e Co. A. B. PETERSON __ Out VVeat nth SI. 2 U*dr<>oin furnished houte. 3ua Broker Aaeocialea: A. B. Feterien Jr., P. J. Cheateraon, Garfield w \\ 14—BUSl.NKVt Y q u II'MKVT I Holly, Adult* only. Pb. IMI-J. Wlllelta, John Maiich end ft. w Tit* k room furnished garage apt. William*. A. C. Dogdnry, Load til* H.vYNES Uffite .Vuciune C#., Surveyor. ;,u Typewriter*, adding machlaM. Adults. No Pell. Phone 234. 116 N. Park Ave. Phune t i l l Salea-Rentala. 314 Ua«., Ph. «L . Ip P *d \u; house. Close in. Jimmy Cewan, 11:00 5 MILES PROM THE ( LOCK 17—FURNTTVRB—SOUIIRROIJ) Ph. SIS. A lovely homo tat ea-ellcnt condi­ tion wtth 15 acre* of tUnd land * :* » FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Efficiency apt. Hl-way 17 93 So. os hard road. $I0,w*>—TERMS » *1 —at Wairhuuae Price*, visit City Limit*. Slumberland Court. < 11 BERRY'S. We are expert* at *» LAKEFRONT UOT « :ll tiittng you to etcur* giaclou* For Rent- 2 bedroom concrete Beautiful bulldlag all*. 2A3 feet • 14 r-*e good look* with funct'onal conhlotk house, furniihed. Phone m C o Mat Lake $3 ,000 . T 11 venlcnc*. Today'* beat buy* In 2335 M. t.» e Consult A RIAL lu ll f i r i t nationally advertlaed furniture 7:11 at DISCOUNT PRICES. Ml W. Mhree room house. Ph. 3413-J. 155 N. Park Av*. Pbooo 2111 • :* l First St, Phune 1997 for Even­ CULLEN AND HARKEY l . l * ing Appointment. ! 'ii • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT THE SANKURD HERALD Tuc*., Oct 10, 1050, Fag* ,7 ir v n r . J punning vett Plan far selling 1 .. Phisr 44171 * A 1I8 0 L U T K WIHITIVB HESULTS? tu nrll, Is* (he 11me-1rated and rre— the Successful Hanehroggk AgeInvgfri your *t v . - th r - e no ,r ,' rM• “ — Mstcsf Bldg-, Orlsndo, Q IE S E D U N RESERV ED „ k il l a r n e v p o in t Oxertooking Iskc Klltaroey tS Lake Drlv* W INIElt I’AlIK 1-BKIIItOOM IHl.Vli: ... , , 'VEIIu orr. 17 - 1:30 PJI. Streets In ■ i -i u « .rc.un are nxved. Her* you ran also enjoy scene to the very beautiful and xernir I.j Li hlllnrar), 11'* rnnrnt lituck lunatruction with rad In ck trie #re cxvcmrnl type. Thrir’s a Large living room with nkv like view and a separate dining room. A Jaii ■’ lit *!•» --iu and ynurs nun, xsllsfylng hours of relsslng pleasure. This Is roiinly priqicity but enlny* Winter Park vrrvleet Including the “best drinking water in the Isnd,” cl*Ctrl* puna., . ......n. . nj man .rll.ery, i.ilix t'A-tfA: GUTblDi; THE CITY U N ITS U r RANI'ORD ON L'.S. ||wy. 17-92 SUN DEI.I, COI'UT 3 (••m|iletrlv I'urnivhcd Unlla HO.VIH. (OTTAGCS, OVKItNITK li lt IIS.. O tT . 19— 1:70 |'.M. Ibc .Sun Dell t onrl front- tlx ft, on the Highway, and rvtrndv h.xck nptirnxlmalrly ti«3 ft. In dchth to paved French A te„ which lx now Iwlng developed Into a highgrade residential arm. There Is a new school directly ariuDv from the property on the Frartch Ave. frontage. Thix la a gi«ul iruunu* utiporlunily In a thulce location «n well irxxrlfd main Norlh-Koulh ( ,rt. ||aay, 17-91 — tho connecting link l>etw*en Ihr Calc City of Florida, Jackvanillic and the City Beautiful, Orlando, ihr huh nif Flor­ ida. The Incatinn nf Run Dell Court Is only 20 mllei north of Orlando. ii OTI1FR COMING AUCTION'S INCLUDE: llainea City — llwy, 27 k Tower Lake Beach Lot*. Oct. 24 •The ctox,«l'*<J£ » * ' Ooime owher M « "is ewe be*S-W'e» Wtthexd o ?$••• Atihutndxlr — ( "mm. Illdr., Income Units A Lota, JtridAxe^ Oct. 25 Cer» akt Wales — Orsnge Blosxonx Inn — H CMOOSR GOOD Oct. 30 a n s b r o u g [-| WORKERS through Clssstfled ad*. Lei an Phone 9270 HERBERT CHERRY Real Eitst* Brokerage — Notary experienced ad writer assist you1219 W. 13th St. Rtar-Barbcr Shop T ^ V P ? W>e* down at Auetlorw. Wane* annomo*d. Writ* far deaerlptlv* foldtra asx the** aad t lag aurtioa*. 4& h �Garden Bouquet TUB SEMINOLE COUNTY Democratic delegation u. they met “ Mr. S peal-r" l.-t Friday night in Leesburg. James Lee, of Oviedo, Chairman of the bYniiiiulc County |)i-nn >intlr KareuUve C.iirnnltlre waa at the far left and out of range of The Sanford Herald'* > nncra Other* are (left to right) Thomas Hollingsworth, Robert Hlllhimcr. tecretary of the Seminole County Democratic Eitruuvr Committee; Clifford McKIbbln; Mr*. J*m«w Lee of Oviedo; Andrew ( ariaway. Mr*. Carr* way. “ Mr. Speakar" Sam Rayburn, Mr*. Hollingsworth. Mr*. McKIbbln, and Conrre**man A. S. “ Syd llerlong (Staff Photo) aIt*’tv* - w 1 JIM A BIU 8JULK U m u wl kbe raiiy Is*! Friday night in l.ce>hur£ Chatting lea attending and shaking hand* with a futurr Democrat i* "Atr. Speaker" Sam Thl* la a new venture *pon*i red by the Sanford federatrd Garden rlub. I f f value W pri­ marily that member* may set a comprrhenilve view of what each cirrle I* accomplishing; each Cir­ cle** program la entlllrd to rep­ resentation. with rapecial refer­ ence to highllghta o f their proj­ ect* and importance to their town­ ship In rlvle beautification and horticultural education. From Aialea In Rote, we present a gar­ den Imuquet of mtert wined < ir< lr«. There *<■ a Joint meeting of. I the Aialea and HemeroeatlU firrte* for a covered di*h *upper at I the Grapevllle Nur<er>, with Mra. Eric 1-. Vihlen aa hosle**. A door , prUc of a Cutler’* hybrid Croton wa* awarded to Mr*. Olga Hunt­ er. A color film wa* shown, land­ scaped for Living by c*>urte*y of the Florida Nurserymen and Growrrt* A**orlation. Although sudden shower Intervened, thiuc wa* * splendid trip through Ihc fine nuncry and a mo*l enjoy­ able nenlng. The Camellia Circle met at the home of Mr*. Benny Auden, with Mr*. Donald Knight at ro-hoilc**. Mr* David Gatehel, horticultural Chairman, pretented each mendier with a notebook and pencil at­ tached. for personal observation* on October in Our Garden*. Rich wa* given a mimeographed sheet a contest, JuJgcd at the end «f the year, to decide who ha* kr,d the he«i remtd of arhlevemrnt on What To Bo. There will he . Mr*. E. W. Peterson wra* taken in a* a new member. The Driftwood Circle rnel at Ihc home of Mra. J. W. Guy on Monday Morning. Mr*. It. F. Stone wa* ro-hodets. Mr* Fred liana*, president of the Sanford Garden Club, spoke on Introiuctlon to Arrangement*. She drmnndrated the basic principle* of dcalgn, Illustrating with four ar­ rangement * created a* the spoke and giving, step by step, valuable pointer* on beautiful arrange- ft) MRS. R t'IH I.IYO Tha many frianda of Mr*. H • .an J'»n sill be Happy to n r hat il.r I* esprrtrd to return to her horoa I *l.y alter *|>cn<l ng wo week* in the Orange Min,or- 1*1 Hotpltal. EVEN THE CAST CAN'T hold back the laugh* a* they ,prucc up their part* in tonight's Seminole Jl.gh School Glee club presentation " P i-m c ' at l Pinccreit Auditorium at a o'clock. The three •tudri.l* enjoying their rules are; (left to right) Ed Dl ll*r*nn, Johnny Harley, ami Marcia Locchell. (Staff Photoi Role Of Air Force Topic Of Talk At Oviedo Club By MARIAN R. JONES OV1EBO—The ear* In front o f ihc Oviedo Woman'* Clnh today nt noon signified that the club * u •on had begun. Air* J II Slal-* wa* on hand to mllcrt our lunch­ eon fee a* we rnlcrrd Air*. Don Ulrey. our new j.rr*l tent, rho-e n lovely dress, r-d in rnlor, with aere>, orir* nt Maek to conduct her first meetlrg a* president. It wa* very becoming in her, loo Mr*. George II Carltnn our sec­ ond vice president and program chairman thl* yeir, wa* busily engaged in passing out th- new* year bock*—amt, of roor*e, curio ally made o* delve Into ih - con­ tent* with ri*ine Interest. Wo will not reveal their rnntrnt* -T rent a* the hap;wnlng* occur, how-ver intrredlng they might be A* the crowd gathered h r the luncheon they were met at the door bv Mr*. B. G. Smith one of the member* of the *<” .ln j lommltlee, and we »aw three men dre-*ed In army attire a* they arrived atwt were e-corted *,n the president'* table We knew one of these mu»l He ■ur gue*t speak­ er for the day. Everyone wa* busily engage I in 'What- Makes Me Tick' Topic Of Talk Af Sanford Home Demonstration Meet Mr* Vincent Atatcrkt gave .in per from the Lor.gwood Club, and eveellent report on the Gaine*vll!r Indallatinn of officer* wa* consummer short cour*e at Thur* durted by Mr*. K, D. Rinehart, day’ * meeting of the Sanford Home pad president o f the club Demonstration Club A!-o *peakThe meeting ua* railed to ordini at the mcctlnx wa* Mr* Tu,> (r by the pir*idrn:, Mr*. Joe Ar< * ” larvtto, fallowed by a prayer by catching up on their cormTSSlnn. Mr-, Hawthorne, Interrupted by I h c *(imtner Tl,c following officer* were In­ month*. while engaged in that •yM|)^,| ag (hi* meeting; president, popular paat-Umr- eating. Mr*. p, y , Flowers: vice pre«Mra Joseph I.inchart, Mr D dent. Mr* John D Callahan; se­ ll. Smith. Mr* Karl Dad Mr* icrctary, Mr*. John Hark; and Boh Slavik and Mr*. Tom Danulc treasurer. Mr*. C. L. Walii*. ..... Mr’ *•, \ " « * « * The .ubhvt o f Mr*. Malecki't did Job with the luncheon, or wa» |l|k ^ ..Wfu, Makr, t-, Tkk?.. II ih. other wav around « ( « •jnd ,hc told the women the an«w ihc memb. r.hlp did the ( -* 1 Job m ,hpM> ,h w mn„ ifnfHir, ;iflt kroni the look, of the empty qut.M,„n> , , why Do | ad upplate* carried iw *r. believe the |rt, I( What Are (Vir Physical latter idea would be the winner s<.e,M wha, Arr M) P»yfhf)|l(. Mr* Carlton then Introduced K|c.il KVeds? She gave tip* nn Mr*. W. II. Martin, who rendered eoatruling m ger and fo r two vocal (election*, one <iuilr ovrrruming fear She »aid that an appropriate for thr day. Colum- 1eveellent way to control the emnbu* Day. God Die** Anonra: al*o Don* i* to cultivate one or more »n ojd favorile, Mother Machrce. hobbies and to have a real faith She wa* accompanied on the m God, piano by Mr*. T. I«. Lingo. The second speaker, Mr*. TupThen Mr* Carlton Introduced per, gave a talk on ''Mu»ic to Major Ren Griffin of the O rand. Enjoy" and riggevtrd to the lidle* Air Have, who In turn tnlradufeil that they *ing at (heir meeting a* the gue*t .pcaVcr, LC Col Al* jt woujj pu, #11 pre,rnt tn a liert D'Orsl. formerly of Provl ..j0)fllli iIld , receptive m.m.1." ^ , th-n't-iHl T T * , site d'iua iron, 9 Tactical Air Command unit 1 Dnl at urlan l, Mr Force Baae. He .urcre-l* Maj or Natalre f^Hlanc. who will con tlnue hi* Orlando lour a . thunit's deputy commander The Role Of Pie Air F r r Hi National Defenie wa, hi* topic for the day. and he held Ih- >petl bound Intern- 1 of hi* audience for f r in hour LI. Col li ny., brought mat the Imnnrtanre of the guide I mU.lir* Ju.t Imfore the close of the meetUl*"n . , Turkrr' ,0 ,hp «"^ b e r * . rollowing the adjournment o f 'he regular buvlne** light refreshment* were served by the ho»tA“ *rcl,° *n,i \ >■H»wcr*. Un the lait '*>' nttUr month, Oct. 31. the ‘ ,nh meet to learn hnw to dean ant oil their sewing ituch}« • ' A"J[ ^ “ *e area who *" having l.tr mieh_ We a n very happy to report tat Mrs, Henry Heath ha* re* irnr.l home from the hot pittil >here the underwent an opera­ tion on her ere*. The operation tieiny *uere**ful, it is now only a matter of convalescence, Sir*, (ealh will *oon be oat and bout. Mr*, ti. It. Gray hat retutm-d home after tpendinir a thtre month* vacation with her dauth* ler*. Mr*. Gray firal (toped <•*» In Highland, lit., where *he addl­ ed daughter, Mr*. J. C. Crawford, and family, then ahe proceed*- I to Portland, Oregon, to vldt daughter. Joyce Cray. Mill Gray operate* the Re»t Viel* Home near Portland. Mr*. Gray trUlte) In Vancouver, Wa*h.. too and ie* porta the reentry on the AYe«t Coa*t very beautiful. Mr. and Mr*. W. Bennett, Mr and Mr*. Ward Steven*, Mr. and Mr*. Howard Warren, Mr. and Mr*. Pay Fraser o f Molnar -?t. unit Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Heii’er o f EnterprHe enjoyed a plnle at Funny»h*de Park on Wedt c>* day, Oct. .1, the occailon he n? the birthday of Mr. HeLicr. J. T. Monlttomrry of Orlat K a former re*IJert o f Longwo»!, w-** a recent visitor of all Hi* former neitrhhonl on Maine St Harold Jack«on ha* relun r 1 home from " long vacation M*- rt !n Europe where he vi«iU'd hi* •on, Tom, who I* •tailored in Germany In The U.S. Air Corp. Recent word from Mr*. Flcrr we Sunderlm. who ha* been a patient •t the Sarcpta Home in Sanf rd for aevcrnl week*, any* that *• muy espeet her home eery *, in. Mr*. I.eroy Neumnn entert. Ined the Thursday Brl tge Club it her home ia*t Thur*dny. Anums the mendirr* present nnd playing were, Mr*. It. C. Carlson, Mr*. Charle* Nlekol*. Mr*. Eva Jamet and Mr*. Thoma* Gladwin. The Saturday Evening Pino, rhote Club met at the home of Foiili Knoll on East !.n!>e St. Ia*t Saturday evening. With *ever*l of the member* Mill In the north only Mr. and Mr*. Charle* AA’alr* of Fern Pnrh, Mra. Maude Tun* per and John Hollister were pte* lent to enjoy the evening play. Mr. and Mr*, I- C. Walker have returned tn their home after a three vacation. ine rlraned i* welcome to at'rnd thl* meeting. It wa* announced that the Home Demonitratlon Coun'y Council would meet on Thursday at the Center on Geneva A ve, when thr ho*tri« will be Ihc Lake Mary Club, and Oct. 2#, the County Council will hate a food rale in front of Sear* Store. AL C H A L M E R S h BUSH A B I L L CONGRESSMAN A. S. "S Y D " HKHLONG. Jit (i.-mnd from r u in p t .-r d - a I . t ut Democrat hi F kridi Democratic Eacculive Committee Chairman J •me Alilllgan of Orl • I ■ and Mr S|H-akrr' 8am lUyburn. (Staff Photo) S h e ’s a te e n q u ee n MORE than just a pleasant drink EVivoVHilDY HAD A CHANCE TO meet "Mr Sp . i'.er >.im Hayb.tn m t - i ihurg la t lilta y night Sam Pay burn I* shown greeting one of the Central Florida Ud;e* attending the c - antic rally, tS'.nff Photo) June Spencer, T. A. Butner To Be Married Personals Mr. and Mr*. Jidm Courier and Mr*. George At.an* nf Gin do were In Gainesville Saturday for the UofK football game Doth The engagement and approach- Johu Courier and George '1 -an* marriage nf June Spencer and •re alumni of (hr I'ofl mat A. Butner Jr. Is being Mis* Kay E*te* of O* nln was l : .BUnced today. Thu bride tn he I* a re* Ident o f at the UofF gyrne SvturtLv and Ovjcdo Florida and ha* owned amt operated a beauty porbir place Saturday Oct. 20 IKV. Immcdialrl) following the wed 1 1 that town for several yean. . * is a native o f the Stale of ding Anna Miller Circle will bun or the couple with a reception tiea ;o«ky. .r. Butner Is employed by ginning at o.oo p m. at the Elk* r4 u A Company of Sanford and Club tn SanfonJ. AM friend* and relative- o f the couple are cordially invited lu atUwd the recaption. & attended the Fall Kruttcs there. while witn nor very own Ml** la-ona Hart of Oviedo wra* a g ic*l of Friendt in Galne-vilte B e d ro o m T e le p h o n e over the wi-ekeod. She attended the t ’o fK fn-ithall j-iftie anil Fall Fmllc *, Pvt. Virgil Cana.fa of the Alarine Cnrp* h.i* completed hi* basic training at Paris Gland. S. C , and t» now ftaliiined al Camp Lrjune, N. C He was an honor­ ary gue*t rei-entl) at a ht. Christ­ ina* ft*h fry at which there were 130 attending Pvt Canada re icn'ly ipr'nt a Iru-lay leave here wlib hA parents Mr and Mr*. AA. II. Stafford. A plfiiint d(inV> Yryf, , . lot C-Cf* (ka* (kaf. Isrdrn't Dulth Ckecolit* Dnnk r* nalrilieuif Se when ,ov. youngylcrt frt thirtty, *•(•# Ikem rkit wholrtom* feed b n o i jr that'* *• gcjJ fe, tkem! Yaw poor it right ham (he radon If* lla tsrtd ailk im ysrtfd Dutck Cm ea and yowngtltry la*• id iKkir, tmeoihtr tavte. Keep vomt kind, la yowr rclngtrater. DtLoovi—hot m cold. Nalkutg to mut Some gitlj p i for mink and dum ondi. Hut a girl in her teen* i* a queen of queen* with a phone of her own. Puf her in seventh heaven... and out ol the family's hair...with a bedroom telephone—in color! 7o Order, Call Our Busineu Offict Southern B u ll T e le p h o n e and Telegraph Company �■W.a , ■ / 'i * ' V 'm s 3 TIt £ ^ a n f o r t i N T m t HaraM b N«t m tttt D e liv e r* By • P. H . ■i Call IMl Refer* T P. M. Far Delivery AN INDEPF.NDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA K'lahllkhrd 1908 v jT u i.M K X I.V III TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, |9;,6 Awoelalrd Pram leaned Wire Na. I l l Banner Days To Be Staged Oct. 19-20 m ^ “‘ Merchants Complete Plans iin ilim r in ti i j» "T T ~it- t h — m n «r n milliilimI II111'lllMH■lllllliliUMH . " : ■' •’W f f i f f m t T T T I B * '' — y* 'Picnic Tonight JOHN K. FOX and Mr*. Ralph Auuin 8mllh open county nvm«cratk Ho.l.piartrr mornln* on South Park Avr. a* thty pottrd a banner of Adl«i Ste\enfon at the ijh o t o . _ ___________ ________ ____________ __ •ffico >ct#rd»> .! *oimoy, tSiaf. Educational System S mothersVisit Comparison Of f-fere £ n (J Of 11 C F n n llc ll H o a r d U i J i f L l i y i l i l l n C C IIU wr ® A young man *ho received hi* early public school education In Sinfnrd, graduated front Phillip*- E>, „ . * v * ........ » . Local News On Page 3 . . — h,A';r £ ,,„ 'v r ? r ,.r ^ then t»a. .elected a. a Ithodes scholar at Oxford t'nlver.ity In Eugland. gave the ~TB*miber of the Sanford notary Club u rom* prehen.lve eom pariii) « f the uratlonal .yiteiiM of England aiiJ S ir country, Hobo Dean, .on -on *f .. Mr rod ---Air*. Rollind L. Dean, former retidrnt. here, told HI* hearer* In detail about life at 0*for.l and held the attention of hi. audience by hi. well prepared and delivered addrr.1. HI* talk gave local Hotarian. an indgM to the eu»tome of Ihe tulotlai .y.tern of teaching in vogue at the unlver.ltaw where he .pi-r.t the ia.t two Far. lb- veill leave »<* n l.i ei ;» r military .crvice at K*. Sill Okia In Ihe ab.encr of pro.Dent club »eeretary. Dr. R. W Ruprecht, Charle* Wagner and Harry Rimpton are attending Ihr di»trlct conference at Wlntri Haven, pn*t pre.idenl Hill llu.h pm ided. AnnoisiKemcut wa* made of the meeting nevl Monday at the Kpi*copal Paruh Hou.c when Congr. A S. (Syd) llerlong will be the Jpeaker al an Inlrr-elub meeting o f all local civic nnd *ervire t-lrb,. - Additional Senator lic o ftf Smalher* will. in all probability, be In Sanford amiSeminole County on cithr o.-i. 31 >.r Nov. 1, according In ; icbedute retea»ed late yevlcnlny *rom Maihlngton. ir r I ttilh (-ar1(niMman A S llrrlorg fur t i » day* a lor aith hi* l-'-o.Liv cempal tnr with other Florida Demon > tie candidal*. in varltm* comer' of Ihe .tale, JL- .aid lltal he would make a »t*tf>M* television talk rom Hi me . late in October in an effort lo move Florida bark inlo Ihe Demo cratlc fold, The ttepubllcan. didn't put a .-andidatr III Ihe f.rld a.-ain 1 Sen (Je* rge Smalher* DVia and thvl fha. helped him become one of the mo*l active Democratic cam* n , Kt> WILSON acttptfd In Na paignera. V) o i n , *(taff Photoj chairman of Ihe Democratic ± ^ s* iwl-rial Campaign C'.imms n Smalher* D Ju.t aW il every whenihe*.- day*. Cnr of Id* big job* 1* to rai*o money. Another I* to He'* been to California, Oreio.-i, iva.hington, lllinol.. towa. NVa \|e*iro, Wi.t Virginia. Pcnn-yt v«nla. Maryland. Connectl'-m. |.,jfr m Texa*. and to .ome oth.-r Mate* he couldn'l recall moatentardy. V- ' c • ............... ... N°^ _ hr.* ..* b .'u ,i° hi* own .late which went Rep ib lican In l#M. Hr *ay* It** going to be a rime preIdcntlal race but *av* Ihr Democrat*’ rrgi*lr. tmn. outnumber Ihe Republican* |there .even lo one "and if the Democrat* grt out and vote Dcin ucratic," Ihr .lair .huuld re'urn In itv normal column Thl* lime Smalher. i. going lo (Cunlfnued On Page 3) F. V/ilson Enters Naval Officer's Candidate School Frt >1 \V|t*nn, •on of *Ur ami Mr v I. WlNon, trai llu-.vtta l>rl\« *, ha* twi n acre ptr.l In'a* the N.i' ji ! Officer'* Candi-latic School lie left Sunday night lo report lo reem tlng offlrer* in Macon. Go x*v - wa* Indo.tc I into the Navy ye«lentay The Ncv* flew Irn l M l«on from Macon In Newport, P I wheie he will undergo a four tnoiith. Iraming period On hit completion » f 'he training at the Of S. tie n will receive hi* de-;gnatlon .»» En*ign I i mi Hie Office: * ■ .tidldal# M »ntinuri| no I'agr 3) The Seminole High School Glee Club present, it* fir.t perform­ ance of the tea.on thia evening at a o'clock from the »Uge of the Pinecrrvt School auditorium. Mi*, lillle ltee*e Whittle, <11* redor o f the Glee, Club, .aid that the musical, "Pienie" I. a take uff on election year. “ Throughout the mirth provok­ ing »how, a tribute will be paid In all of the *Lte. m the union," ahr .aid, A huge c l of both boy. and iiirJb will takr part in th# i b i « with Henry Ca.on at the microphone a* Master of Ceremonlea. Ml*. .Sant) Ca.h it the arcomp an ic, for the muucal that will include *olo* and group number*. Soloi.lt, Ml<* Whittle .aid. will l»e llicha>il Kagan, lan d Nutt, Teddy Walker, Pat llarnnglon, Phillip II.id, Kay Jenkins, lri. I'a u .ej, Shirley AmJeraon, Al Collin, and Tony Gael nun. "The ro.lmnei are .tunning," .aid Mi.t Whittle, "adding much to the inu.lcal which 1* enjoy|able and entertaining from the mini' .lamlpo.nl alone.'' The cu.t ha. been preparing for •Ticitic*' over a period of itveral week., every member working hard to make hi. or her part la (he mu.it al a "perfect one.” "Me hope that there will be a large crowd on hand for tonight'* performance," Mi*> Mhiltle said, "to *ee how much lhe»e young ladle* and young men have dona lo .lage a thnw Ihal i. humorout, •eriutia, muaical, and enlertalning." For Citywide Sales Event Up-To-Date Bargains Offered rbt **nfW l Merchant. A*, loctltlcw ttvijy announced that lhtlr PUn* hlVf I**" completed tor U,1C " f ,,ie blM « « *alc event. cver '« presented in Sanford 9. L. Perkin* Jr , prcvi.lent ol b* Merchant. Ai»ociatu>n. tunl '"d** ,h** "tUnnrr D a).' will be * t»«d a y evrnl of Friday and Saturday, Oct. 19 20. The Merchant. Ai.ociation pre.‘ lent emphatically etnpha.Dcd, "Thl* I. nut a .lock clearance * ' cnl ^or Hanford Merchant., but 4n evrnt ,ha! '%l11 ton' lnff San­ thoppera that local .tore* ji c featuring up to-date mrrchandi-e at the lowr.l po.aible price. Committee, of the local Mer­ chant* A.ioctalion nrganitatiun hive b*-en bu.ily rngaged In com­ pleting plan, for thl. event for a number of week, and (be formal annoumrinrnt of the event come, on tbo heel* of .tore owner, and operator* beginning to put Ihrir Jt'ST TAKING A IttDIL *ald lll.a Shown Whltle n thl* morning aa »h# venture* out on a taka o f tlncka in thape for the coming water in her uncle'* back yaid, at thr horns uf J. K. McAlevandrr Jr. on Sanford Avr. Tha pond wag weekend. rauaad by the downpour uf rain through tha night. (Staff Photo) Manner Day. will be a cltywile event with all of Ihe merchant, joining hand, lo make it one of the nuil memorable *alea occa* .ions ever .tagrd here. Already, plana have hern for mulated lo attrart one of the ruo.t foumdable .hopping crowd! “ I'm no'. ..lulled with that lo Sanfurd. Merchant* are iearlyj trouble," «aid County Commlsaiun- 1 Ing their window di*pUy*, their cti.play banner*, and their .lock rr D. C. Dodd a* dtacu.vion* tbi* making .bowcarda in urvler to diDrenching rain* that h .vo ."* • «“ «* ^ j r»et local abopptra lo tbo hund­ Jfnre than T » pound, nf bar- red* red* upon upon hundrol* hundrol* of of ipodall? *|wclaUr *le*dHy fallen In the pact It hour* * •• ' ,' 1l” r In-cue, nrepaied by Carl William*, priced priced mrrehandi*.' merchandl*.' throughout throughout havp furnDt o l Ihe relief farmer* section. wa* *erve<| lo rmptnye* of Ilia ;|,r ttorei. have been a.klng for for month. Seminole Connly Engineer M. C. ntv nf Sanford, their fam lie* elerk* and .bn-k perjon Mo*t agricultural men have aid |f.Kj n •j-xr refereed and friend* Saturday night. , nrl have already Iman ie»dlnl for that *iy or .even Inehea of rain tl( reAlj „ , |<JU0 e,.,., j. A.iur.llng lo preliminary e.tl- lha coming event an.I »p<vlal w u ld be needed to actually ro wa* a half-mile “ itule*, mure than Vri oeople pa.*- price tag. to be attnrhe.l I.. re- lleve the draught -dtuallun. However, no Jccjiion wa* touch­ rd iJirutigh the *ervlng line lo ic gular .lock and .pertallypurchat- Geodetic -xperl* reported re ed a* lo whether or not the road reive gvneroit* helping* nf bar- ed merehaudue are being ptrpar* ently that the water level in the •hnuld Ik- paved with the county bee no I p-irk and href, ..lad, pie- ed, St John* river I. at n hi:her pot>|l furni.hlng the material* and Com II.-*. b in*, and al! thr tiimpiing. I'raellcally every ne<d will !«.- than that rrarhcl during the ini..loner (III* Fouiakn- accepting lb .I gu lo make .uch a meal com­ taken care of during tin. gig.n'ic lime of Ihe "dry month.." Ihe contract nl $1 « »i|uarr yard, plete. .ale, according to committee The broad aquall front that ha* or if the county .hould do the pav­ mrmber* who have t>ern cun- fairly blankrtml Florida with a ing with it. mlxrd in place ma­ Carl-cn EvangdUtic Team vlantly working on the fall and .Irady downpour nf r..in ha* nut chinery. Serving at ho.ta to th# City winter lalra event to lie itagivl. done ary damage except In DolalClerk O. 1* lletnlon reqnedrl employe, were the Board of San­ Meichanl* are prrpated In offer pd area* where 23 In An mile an comiim.innert to turn in their ford pie City OiMmi**iomr. wa* pa red and vervej al the .almpfieed merctiumiiie for Ihe hour wind* created ioinp havoc list * of clerk..and impector* wb<> Attending 'he barherue In the Sanford area, wind* have will man the putt* during the Earmrra Aue'.nn Market or which 17 92 bum# owner, the hau.eaifr. the n e member* of Ihe vartou* city h#bbyDI. the garage owner, lha been moderate with lillle or mi General Election un Nov. 0. orgamra'lon* a. well a* eommli car, and for men, wum*n and damage re.ultlng irnm them Two new tubdivDlon* v-ero ap­ Sanford .treet* have not been Mona and rommittae*. along with children. The Church of the N’ararrue, Merchant* aree preparing lo flooded In Ihe extant that a fla*h proved al (hi* mnrning'a meeting the legi.latlve delegation. Board when ptata for Cool-More, a 31 located on Ihe corner of W, Second of Semlnol# County Cam mi..Inn lake care of Ihe rnnrmuiit crowd* downpour would have eauted, SI. and Maple Ave., announce* er« et|>trled to vi.it Ihe Sanford ilort# Some .treet* in ihr Sanl.anta *ee lot »itr next (o Lake O' The M'uoJ. .perilI service* beginning Wed* juxl o ff Highway 17 92 in lb# linn were rnvered with walrr hot However, feted at lh annual tht* coming wrrhend. nrtday evrnlng at T:M. *outh end nf Ihr county. Albert Manner Day* la a .ale that w# the grea'er part of the rain* are •'•'nt were the City employr . who D. Cooley wa* shown aa the owner T V Rev. n If. Spear, J r , pa*, want nor local people to remem- \being drained off rapidly, vtlended full forv«. on the plait. tor of Ihe local church. I* happy herd, one of the hlgge«t an I br.t onr r-ad w a* wa*hed out tbla At Ihe head o f the terving A le.olutiun rrcinding Ihe mo­ lo prcirnl Ihe Carben Kvangelif. line, greeting the employ.., their **le* ever featured in Sanford, mn inng Ju»t off iDth Street In the tic Team to Ihe Sanford area. famille*. and tl.ilort, ’.a *. City Merchant* A.tocialion pre.idenl f^,rh \rhor .ection \ hole 10 fret tion to appr-d'iiJU- |!2.r>u» fr-ra The Carl.gn*' arc talonled in*tru* I'rrkmi .aid today. wMr *a» rau.rd by III* rain ap- aetondary road fund* fur the rn Vlanager Wanen K Know Ira ' M'e believe that Bonner Daya p.ir-ntly from a culvert that bad guiceiing survey uf a eau-eway mrntjll.it playing an accttrdiun, eroiting Lake Munroe f r o m violin, v ib n harp, vilovox, Ham* will offer a real treat for every­ caved In French Ave. wa. approve,! f-i|low mond organ, sleigh bell*, SwU* one In Sanford and In the SanOn Sanford Avr at Ihe rorncr row Ik-II., ami xyh-phune. Tti* fold .hopping area,'* t'rrkin. of IMli M rain, bad tluodcd the ing the rradlnx uf a le i •1r id diesvi.l to Ihe Ituard. uf County t'arbena* alao have a cbulee ie» *41I. '.-rd of J I! Me Alexander Jr. Manner, will be flying up nnd Maiir "a 12 lo 21 m-he. deep, Com mlatluncr. of Seiniml# uml lection of reading*, vocal tturn* gown the Harford shopping area deep enough to launch a boat will, h Vuluvia Countn « from William H l>ei* Mr*. Carltcn t* one » f th* country*, out-landing gu.pel plan* Jay llrlw-r*. playing pro of San Friday and Saturday levelling provided '-ntrrtaiumrnl for child- Dial. i.t* and ha* been In demand a* Next meeting of ihe Seminole ford, for Ihe Mayfair Inn Country Ihe thoU'anda of down Inearth rt.r, ur,n| ,choo| Hm<-. A niece piahlit with well-known Amen- *s Club, placed lecoud in thee four prtcwl item* of merchand-‘ of Me Mi vau lt r. Shawn Whitten Comity Hoard nf Con m *: ucia d a v Of the '"Kcll.t. who havu toured Ecrwav lie play-off late yrili-i.liy, l*« arranged for fall and winter at '» u'cliuk thiw wornini wa. rn- W i ll be held on Nov belng loppci) hy Mike Felcl.lrk buying. joying Ihe pord like water forma- general election, lluacvrr. the timid did m-t change the da'e uf The CarUen'* have been in -ie* "Thai wa. the toughe.i round1 Manner* Day* have been gcai- Hon n,l*nJ bF church gru-ip# of other of golf I ever played," laid JnJ ed lo proeni-day need*, th# SanThroughout Ihe .tale wind and Ihe meeting. Thu morning* mee'ing of thu Jenominationa 'e'ii* with pound Mike Fetchlek after deci^ ford klerrhanla Allocution re- rain *turm» whirh hit Florida apCommlluloncri w*. adlourncd Ibetr conviction*. T hey hay* w rk» Ive'y -:irr!!r!« !he t<p pril# veiled Ihla morning. Iw-.r-d ilimmUl low lod.y In the M'e item Open Tournament "M'» have been advocating Unit ligtil rainfall wa. reportt-d Iw-f'-re in" n after vin-.ilrrlrc a ed on a.-iauilieul* git ell Uiem it r the Citilcl S tain Army wh:v!l In a playoff with three other pro*. <C»nlinurd On Tag# 3) It nnlinu'd tin Cage ]| light .lend*. have carried them to -cvcral of "I didn't tl# up, but I have to the country'* Army camp*. admit there wa. a little butterfly ^ ^ I ■ 1 1 / ' ^ f I I The pubtir l» cordially invited in attend the mi epeclnl arrvhca Navy Kniijn M'illl.im C. Clauio, ca.h evening tin. week beginning Par Ofl. five .truke* bitter Hun Jr , received hi. "Wing* nf Gold" lamotrnw. The Rev, Call ton will any of hi. opponent*. "I've h»d of a Naval Aviator at ceremonies tie preaching each evening and lower .core., but no round w-at at the Naval Air Station, Corpu* both irrvicea Sunday. ever harder." Chrl.tl, Tex. Sound place— Ju.t a matter of Ensign Clanae' "Wing*" were prr.tige line# the three other* pinned un him hy hi* wife, the all re. eivnl 12.000— went lo Jay former Ml** Norm* Faye Har­ Hebert, 33, from Lafayettr, La,, vey <>f 1103 M. Fir.t St rm rcm illng Sanford. He cardH He I* the ton of Mr. and Mr*. a TL ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- Mrt. M'. C. Clau.e of 2321) Nareiiiui J»rk Howden of M’ln’cr Park, Neil came Doug Ford, playing Ave , Sanford. mil of Fetchick’. homa town of preddrnt o f the Orlando-Winter En.ixn (Tiu*c received hi* df»- Park League of Women Voter*, Yunker*. N. V , with a 72. D>n Unation a. a Naval Aviator on «nd member* o f the Citizen January, Ihe 2it-yearohl conier Sept. 2t after more than IS Con.litullon Committer, will be at from Lampa.a*, Texa., finl.hetl month, of flight training. with a 7S over Ihe *J9« yard Prethe Community Home on Matt* He ha* been a.tigned to the land Ave., Altamonte Springi to* *id io cour.r, Naval Air Station, Jackionville. night at I o'clock to explain th* Felrhlek fired *cven birdie, and II amend in cola to the Stale Con* went over par oti only one hole, •million, which will appear on tb* the eighth, when he scemrd lo baby an approach from the tall ballot in the Nor. • rlec'lon. Cloudy with *hewrra today begra*. on the fringe of Ihe green. All perron* interested in le a r^ mmlng partly rloudy Wednesday! Ing mote about the.e amendment* III. lunged birdie putt wa* 13 WINGS OF GOLD are pinned on Naval En-lgn William C. Clauit feet. tr* uiged to attend Uda meeting. Jr, by hia wife al the Neva! Air HUtton, Corpus Chriatl, Tex, low tonight M il. Big Crowd Attends Annual Barbecue For City Employes Steady Rains Are No Decision Reached Furnishing Relief On Road Controversy Sought By Farmers I ★ ★ ★ Evangelistic Team To Appear At Local Church Tomorrow ,m Sanford Rep 2nd Place Winner In Western Open Ensign Clause Gets Wings Of Gold Mrs. Howden W ill Explain Changes k Mtl.VLE llOUHlItlLDEIt, Seminole County ITo*ce*jtor. iuntrrl and S'at> Tt- oper. T. Mark VImV, (rlghlj and lari W'llMalit*. Heft* di'.-m* t -e teet.-a*lng nitn,la-| of lu ff,' G'lath, iiei.unnel of S'anroid Navul Air HI*lIon, .ince the "Safe Driving" Itrt'ire. wuir fiitt pru-.n el in nun . bated at the N'AS, five month* ago. Since the ................ . trafflr v|nla(lon«aluv e druppoij J7 per enL llouiehnlder prcMrnted lecture* duuring the month of Augutl. while Trooper- 'lu'k. and W'llll.m-, gave talk, in July. Other .peoker* heard Inrllld* Valle William*. A«*l»l'nt .'IJte Attorney, rot "ill France, |'re«hlenl nf the National A-»ocl*ti"n for Srork Car Raring fbe-,- I ■ :uie» were arrungrd hy tb# NAS "Safe Driving Council," accoiding lo M. E. Giles Safety Enginrer, (Staff I'hoto) Weather m --------- h :r �THE SAKTORP HERALD ,* 2, Tuca., Oct* 1G, 1936 Pago Groundwork Laid For Artificial Lake Program TALLMIASSEE -jr—‘The stale hat laid groundwork for a pro­ gram of creating artificial lake* to krrp public recreational faciU* tirt abrratt of ila surging popula­ tion. At a conference of Hate «.fflclalt Gov. Collin* named two committcet to do preliminary In* vestigation and report within a month nr two at a second confer* rnce. where details for a legiilalive program car. be prepared. One group la to recommend likely artificial aitra on rivera and *tream«. Serving with Dr. Robert O. Vernon, associate «utc geelogiit. the chairman, are Fred C. Elliott, secretary engineer of the trustee* ef the Internal lm* provement Fund, and Colin I). Gunn of the l'. S. Department of Agriculture's soil ronrervation service. The other group will recom­ mend ways of financing. Ralph Davit, executive director u! the SUU* Road Department, It chair­ man: A. D Allrich, director <>f the Rame and Fresh Water Fi»h Commission. and a staff member of the development commiition to be named later, member*. Collin*' program received the backing of two key legislator*. Senate President W. Turner Davia of Madlann and the president-des­ ignate, William A. Shand* of Gainesville. The governor said the Houae apeiker designate, Doyle Conner of Starke, who was unable to attend, also expressed favor­ able Interest. “ In the face of our state's tremend us growth, we must pre­ pare now to that we will always have adequate public recreational facilities.” Collins said. "While it is true new industry is coming Into the state, it is do­ ing so because those employers arc attracted by Florida living. We're beading towards shorter work hour*, more leisure time, more lime for recreation and ear­ lier retirement. "We must be sure tha* we have adequate boating and fishing opportuniltri for all theve people" Shands said Florid* “ lends it­ self admirably well to river de­ velopment without a great amount of expense or preliminary effort." Davis said “ We don't need an educational program for (his in my area. Our people already have been educated by the low water level. “ I’ m for this program enthu­ siastically and have been for a number of year*.” m E b e PART OF THE CROWD ATTENDING Saturday' n »hl * barbocur given for City Employee , the f families and frieend*. Mayor F. D. Scott i thirl (rnmlrft) receive* a generous helping of barbecue. Host* for tho annual avent weera tho Board of Sanford City Commlsatoners. Staff Photo) •« ♦ ft»' > r “ AMA Wwv. •Jl . - j 1 %* 4 { .... • •» , *• hrr». ' "U IK ' xrt' 1 " WA'mSi M T O fcV 4 ,W 'AP®! A UNITED STATES SAVINGS IWnd award w.i* p.i-*< n\-1 rcsrnlly to doe Lumpkin of The Sanford Herald Staff. Pruenling the certificate to Lumpkin (lef>) la W. A. Patrick, Chairman of th« Semlnola. County Savings Lund Committee. (Staff Phuto) Record-Breaking Speed Is Reached By Research Missile lie VERN 11 W O U N D LANGLEY AIR FORCE RASE. Va, ‘ f 1— The National Advisory Committee for Teronautlc* (NA­ PA) disclosed that It ha« fired a foore«ta«e roeketpropeRcd re­ search missile to a record break­ ing speed of more lhan 6.000 m p. h. NACA, the government's top aeronautical re>s*arrh organisa­ tion. said the rocket attained a apcesl of more than 10.4 limes the velocity of sound, and rose In an altitude of more than 200 mile* An NACA spokesman aald this compared with about 4.300 miles an hour fur the viking rocket, and was the greatest speet .NACA had yrt achieved with its test missile flringi. The device was fired from NACA'a Wallops (stand, Va.. re­ search station, and it* flight ended far out in the Atlantic Ocean. The firing was announced at an inspec­ tion of NACA'a Langley aeronau­ tical laboratory, attended by -CO invited guests. Propulsion was provided hv four molors, fired in sequence*. The first two moion were of the type used to boo»l the Nike mlsailc. The nose of the missile was pack­ ed with Instrument* and telemet­ ering equipment to record tem­ perature* and relay them to a ground receiving station. Floyd Thompson, the labora­ tory'* associate director for re­ search told the visitor* NACA la looking into future yrcblcmj In­ volved In piloted flight at speeds of 3.000 mile* an hour and faster. He apoke of travel by man­ carrying aircraft at speeds of f.ve times the viloelty of sound or fas­ ter a* appearing "within ihc realm of relatively early attain­ ment.” Navy ship* operated by nu­ clear power will not be confronted with the limitation* of fuel rapa­ city. The potential energy In a two pound lump of uranium the aiie of a golf hall equal* about W .ooo gallons fuel od or J.ooo Ion* of roal. AUTO LOANS Lowest Cost *SA N £O RD um m ounO uL bank INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. Flcmbti FDIC * •« I » J tit’ RGFRY can be rarrlid rn la comparatively liable would be powered by the hnapttal'a own primitive surreoadlag* by using the faciUlira of la-kll iw ill generator, white the Instrument* wual.l the Federal Civil Defense Administration'* emer­ be r lr r lllir d In bottle-gas-braicd oatoelavra, e r gency hospital during attack*. The operating prrature ca aktr*. IFCD A n>,us trip reiayj that instantly aounl Of 70 million llcn irj automo­ warring horn*, close blast doors, bile drtvir* in ihc U, S , if-pri'* turn off ga* lines, start radiolog innately 20 million received ire;Ically filtered ventilation systems flc violation tickets in 1335 4 and set off other protection meas­ ures. WASHINGTON .f The Army | The system is described a* im­ SOMETHING diaclosed teday the development mune to conventional high ex­ of a relatively inexpensive device plosive blast* or ikundcratorm NEW! to give automatic warping in tha false alarms, as well aa to cosmic event of a nuclear bomb or poison rays or other atmospheric radia­ Something gas attack. tion. The device, officially labeled the DIFFERENT! An African aaiari group of Radiological D e f e n s e Warning System, was developed by the nine “ tourUt explorers" requires Army Signal Corp* laboratories at • ‘ i f f of 25 experts to accom­ Ft. Monmouth, N. J. It D al­ pany them. ready installed at one maior mil­ itary headquarter* which thn an­ nouncement did not name. It 4 fi 11 m The Army said it will be installed at important Air Force base* and will be used by Civil Defense authorities throughout the IN IU SSN d country- It rould be used to pro­ IHVINfi I. tect vital industrial plants, the k ^ KircaXN Army said. PRYOR m is h 4 Army engineer* estimate that 1 REP. CANDY thi electronic part of the system Service U nur would cost about $',00 under full / Mot lo. FROZEN production conalltions. Melrh nidi;. The Army said the system de­ FOR lect* any atomic or hydrogen SANFORD bomb explosion endangering an in* FRESHNESS - PIIONE 1136 stallation and can be arranged to Device Developed To Give Warning Of Nuclear Attack FROZEN CAN D'i STATE FARM Mutual A jSX& M zL r o u m il l a t & ------ DON’T ------ * ANDERSONS Throw Away Your Tire Oolnr* Recauao Your Tire* Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIKE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. on the corner by Ih* clock* AND FOODMART WELSH TIRE SHOP 103 W. 2nd Park Are. at 2Jth St. 36 Yearn In Sanford *‘OE COURSE" I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------♦ . �n 3 THE S.1.NTORD HERALD ' W Tuex., Oft. 16. 1956, Page 3 C H u tc h is o n s n “ ; C n ' SOn5' McDonalds Are At Convention Full Attendance Sought To Greet rKiwanis Official Tlin Sanford Kiwanla Hub tut called for a too per rent aliendance at It* noon luncheon mc«'ins Vtetloe •<!*>' at the Yacht flub to meet and’ erect F. S. Surtfuine Jr.. Lt. Governor of District -V H ot 11a Kiwanis. Sr(rgutne, .aid Hie Kiwani. Bui^Ictcj. weekly nrwv letter of the locid Kiwanla group, will be *he p r rtciple guru of the club. .1 delegation of »evrn local KYxanian* rcpreicnted the Sanfu *d Club at the Diitrkt Convrnta ran in Fort Lauderdale early It .-t week. Tho»c attending, and f rum whom a report will be Jieard at an early date were: A. 'I.. W'ilion. president of the San­ ford Kiwanii Club; Mr. and Mr. F Rny Mann; Mr and Mr*. Kd Shmhobrr; Mr. and Mr». M. R. Strirklanl Mr and Mr*. David Gatchel: Mr and Mrv. Ralph A Smith: and Captain and Mr*. Ro­ bert W. Jackion. Remit* of ihe election of a 11 -1 11 __ 1 „ m _ , ,r Board of Director* will probably be announced at the luncheon meeting Wcdne.day. A ballot, lintmg Ihe lop ten men In the race f»r 19:,T Director*, reautting fr.mi lad week-, voting, ha* been nr mUled -n.j mailed to Kiwani. Club member* from which to jrlevl seven. Selection of the teven director* will complete the local Kivvanl* Club voting for 1937 officer* and director*. Thomai McDonald, manager of the Abitract Corporation »f San­ ford. and William C. Hutchison Sanford attorney, accompanied by their wive* are in Miami at* tending the JOth Annual American Title Asioclatlon Convention . Title and ab.trad men from all over lh<- country Hill gn to Miami for the convention beinj hrld in (hr fabulnut Fnunta tableau Ho­ tel. They «i!l be reprcsentalive* from II Itatei, the District of Columbia. Alaska, and It* mail. Thr convention, in its fir*t day i,Kla>. wilt enntinur through Oct. 30 Morton McDonald. Pre»ldent of the Abitract Corporation of Sanford and DeLand. an<l provident of the \mcrlcan Title Association, will pretide over the five day meet. F. (Continued from Page I) School he will go tu a Naval Sup­ ply School for funher training amt tiamfer to hi* fir-t duty «tatlon Hi* enliitment 1* fur a period of 3 year* and I month* Fred Wilton, who ha* been a»* , , , ., . ,. , ... . WcU' ^ f,U U ,rr '" l ' !:,n ) U ‘,r r.ur" ‘U,,rf, Mon* ° n t'* ,t t l n ;• r‘T ,h% l ? ' v ,r ,il>',of *" { " nr ° f lhl*, |[f,r *' »hich time he received hl’r. * ' T " m ,1>,U Fur the lad two years, while attending the t’nicer* tty of Flor­ ida hr wa* a cheer leader. Hospital Notes ins Praises Stale Savings, Loan Industry George Toohy, Executive \1ce President of the First Federal Sav­ ing* and Lean A**n., returned Saturday evening from Tallahassee where he atlomled a three day convention of the Florida Saving* and lotan League, highlighted b> addrciics delivered by Gov. LcRoy Collin, and Walter Drier, president of the l'. S Saving* and Loan League Gov. Collin*' talk focused on Character and *aid that tbt. great «tatc ha. a distinctive character that *tcm» from the gilt* of God with which it is hle.*rd and from the composite character, of it* people. Collin* lauded the state saving, and loan industry -with a<>et. of one and w half billion dot* lar. and .aid that Ihe fabulous growth o f the Mate wa* made pos­ sible to a large drgrre because people entrusted their saving* tu the association* that in turn loan­ ed them to provide homes (or a large .cement of Ihe permanent population. Drier siid that thi* great coun­ try wa* bull! around the home, the Church and the school, and the nationwide saving* and loan in dustry used a major purl ion o f it* 940 billion in su e t, lo provide fund* for 40 pee cent of thr fin­ anced home* <>f the nation. Salely of saving, and availability of home buying an I building fund* m equitable proporlion* place a heavy responsibility on savings and loan people, he said Touhy. a* chairman of thr Pubdie Relations committee, served a* moderator of a panel discussion on 'he topic Frida* afternoon. Continued from page I on the *nulhrrn tip of Florida and Director* of the Seminole County on Ihe west roatt as the storm Chamber of Commerce will meet moved northward. However, show­ tonight for thi first time in Hie er squall* and fairly strong winds pte*ent fi»cat year to di.riw. were forecast fordhe area during Ihe day. many important matier*. The meeting will begin at * Smalt craft warning, remained o'clock anil i* to be held in ihe pj.ted from Cnjte Haltrrav. N, S. F ilucat h>na I Budding hoard rootn south i* ard through the Florida key* on the ea»t coa*l and north on Commercial A*e. Chamber uf Commerce Manager t-> Tarpon Spring* on the we*t John Krulcr ha* irged a full coast Rainfall at Orlando in 21 iPenlanrc of Ihe It--aril of Direr- hour* measured 1 J' Inches. Stormy weather ,il»o hit section* 1 >r* for the Important di*rii**iun. of leva*, with rain*, hall and strong wind. Ij.hing the eastern half of the Panhandle. Some crop* were damaged by hail. \ fla»h flood inundated lie ea.lern p*rt of itde**». in we*t Texa*. forcing familir* in a IT block area to flee Hirir home. The 3'i-ii.eh etoudThe .l.ter of s nun. •tipps.r*! bur»t followed a hllnJing dtnt |l« in Sanfonl tia« mitten to Tb* »torm. Sanfonl Herald In an attempt to 1 The rain In Trxa* wa* the hearl.-ca'e her hrethrr lr*t in month*. mra*uring up ta She write*. "Dn you have any 7 inrhr* in »omr place* oxrr the information a* t* the whereabout* wrekeiwl. of C W. Wakefield. Only a couple of other wet spot* | " I f *o," *a!d Mrs. J. A J -nr* were rrpoitrd a* fairly mild ..f Chelsea. Ms . “ will yon plr»>e wrathrr continued In tno*t sec­ tion* of the country. Shower, fell tell him to write In his •i»ter. *'l have a check for him." Mrs. in part, of the upper Great Uxkrs d oing the night. tone, wrote In hrr etler Mrs. Jones Trying To Locate Brother C. W. Wakefield MIAIINO HU CIMMONIAl .-cord ’ ' t ' re* me Fv.'t: " Par r*«’orts Pniiffis Margaret. t tUu ' •a •• Tt>* Pritur-s 1* louring Britt 1 a»t Alt............. 't U.S. Savings Stamp Sales In Schools Increase Last Year NEW A'URK r — Anatlirr increaie in trxlilr pneci. this -nr on decora'ive fabric*, wa* an nuunerd hv it irPngiun tn.l, .trie* Inc . world’s large*! textile r e ­ ducer Burlington said Hs Devocalise Fabrlea Associate* had made o-u e increase* ranging up lo five per cent a yard on fabric, for the ,,p hi-lvtery, l i c k i n g , and drap*-ry trade. ^ ™ a ™ During the E**t Coa*t hurrirane season. Navy ship, and airV rraft are playing an important part in a new experiment tn phn tograph hurrirane. by mean* nf rorket* These riKkrts are equipped with camera* a * ' <** - borne to an altituda of about tno miles, where pleturrs l««rn a radius of about (WO mile* Floating mckci n»*e r v e - -->• taming the cameras are disen­ gaged front the ru etjh n e d tr, Hie ocean where they w r e picked up by Navy snip*. Mis* Gertrude Abbult, a girt newtpartr reporter in Ru»hvil>. HI,, began when *he r * « |<* *eeld. She I« slill • reporter at T3. In the U. S, only 10 per cent *d Ihe elementary aehoolx hate tue remmmended minimum of i J trei for play areas. Psychiatrist Says Some Soldiers Lack Ethical Standards PllitF.NIW Arie. .e An krn,' p*yrhiatrl«l «ay* many l' S pri*nner« of war yielded In Com nvonlst hr.m w .tl.ln^ h r r , , , , they did not receive proper train inr at home. Maj. William E .Mayer, at taihed to llrooke Army 'fed k sl ( enter at San Antonio. Tex . said American parent* arr falling tu teach their children "ther rant surrender to what they tvellrvr wrong, thry can't always 'make a deal.' " Mayer, who has interrogatrd 1'S soldiers held prisoner durm: the Korean War. *{»kr at a Pho,nix I're** Club forum la*t nigfit He *aid the Army rannot be ex­ pected to provide soldiers with a new srl nf rlhlral standard* T'u-te standard*, he said, must be rstabjiihrd by home training. Mayer said fewer than t per :ent ol the l', .s soldiers held an* oner m Korra uere tortured or brutally trra rd Rut about 30 jver rent made pn*>a~anda tape re coredmgs for ihe Communlsli, he said. Ten per rent Informed on Oliver American priioneri, he said, with cut having hern threatened. “ And 40 per rent of the prison ers died before they were re tested- Thsv were not tlarved or physically mistreated. W s * ^ . a ja -s io t* pRF-'tTtimiri mr.MisTii Ctr t*t 4 Magnolia * Q U 9 tlF|rtp b t D l f L l l 9 » | « I f f l 1*111 ■ ■J"»-* »*tj 1'reviau.ly ni !u>r Murimfitoii nieml-.-r orgam-atiun* had an nminrcd high'-!- pri. n ftan-i-l vit I *ynth - on Woolen f il ries fur Hie men'* apparel trade " ilti-r li me, pre.ulcnt of D v.unti.e ) a b r * .* ♦ \** ,iate*. mM lhr incre.te was male n*vr*.m hv wage in errj.e. re r n tl) put inP> flir t In Sou'tern textile md'* Il nil Blarf^il % *a111 l h r nr** •'Inner l«*nl.M H h f n f n g in r m p ljftn fti tliii tu ln , ihry d u ln 'l jii*t iliin l in ir n m *•( nrvi nrw hijkr%. iirt» I lie' in tnttt' i*l 4 h i liitm ijiii m il tlitm igii HfW. What put the magic l h r k*hrrl* f i l l *itiflillrr« \ri, tint nrt* lm i l it m nrw in r u n ilr t ill il i 11 c tr n lh r t'lir rlt t u t r (luii)(rtl. N*iw im jllrt j i k I h iiM ilrr I d a lif lir t nti lh r iiu it, lli^f hrl|i vt*u t ik r nil i| iiltlh . , »g itr m u Jt b r im tiilc. Il h r t«hr« lh<i*r f ut fn it| rr - • - *-* *m »H' l*ul f i n 1m i rrn j I trni t h i l »mr« hr (i- hut,* -0 1 true i Iiai i m r r 17I', huiji* II h r If*iinr f i l l 'i*|*lrf. ^ide* u i h Ihih m il tii^nC' A Hi"i f I tib lr Il«lii*|4 jkUtlirmi . • • 4 1'iHfi, k lr r lr r tilh n iifltr in the new kind l h r t iilr gut • iiiiM rlh rr. W illi n r u m fprrm m i nrw lim it jim I rrjf* rl»r i u lr Ibin Hrf* l»*ril mint krill »k IFir iliH fit V«ni IF r n I n 'lllf I*»fiMUtli^ fill i r h r l im i m l «Imiili, A till i Iia I h**UU tiiii ml h ii k tiw ik, lm»‘ l h r h f i n l l i i i f f n l rf*» rr. I |nMftiri ilm l i t Fii% lieu 36 Selected For Jury Duty M W .U -qeirrK U OF I.VRi IA V DADE 1 1TV—Joseph G. Mmt hr. former city rlerk aI New |*c,rt Richey, ha* been acquitted of lar­ ceny of W ICO jn city fund*. Three arcimntnntx testifie*) for the *iatp _Uiat *ueh a .hortage did rxiit, • the ilrfriite malntaltird it wa. a rate uf nti*sing fun.1* wdh vevir*' ufh-r per --.nr hav;rg a .r»» the money. ra'her than any faul ty ttookkreping. New Port Richey |« on the Flor­ ida Gulf Coa«t about 30 miles n-uth of Si Pelrrcburg • TO U CH TO N DRUG CO. Hen's what put tha migic in the newhindot * Smathers _ ■ WHO IS ULINDER THAN HE THATWILL NOT SEE When you Ret your next prescription do not bo blind tn it* true vnluc. The price you pay for it, Rot only in« cluitfa itie riuirKc for the inyfiedients, but also your proportionate share of the million* of dollar* that hns liccn nimm on scientific re­ search to perfect it. Part of your coat is for the time nccccssary to check It select the tnirredients, record it, laltcl it p rop erly , anil when nccensarv, to compound it- Des­ pite all this, the nverape chntijfe of all our prescrip­ tion* i* about !?2.70. and most of them cost you le.*s than $2.Ud. Textile Prices Increase Again (tit n Admission*; Frcdi Smith iSanfordi Norma Jean Sharpe iTltiixxlllct Carrie Woodruff iSanfordi Shirley Rraddy 1Gene*a) (Cntilinunl from Page It George Whittier iSanfordi .hopping at home of Ihe conven­ llix r h a r g r x ; ience hometown *tnre« offer their ilenriclla Marshall (Mail)ann) rmtomer* and heeau»e of the Zana Beckwith iSanfordi comparable pine* offered on Jmcnna Rot* (M im.i comparable merchandise," local w A Patrick. Volunteer Sav­ merrhantv revealed Marian Mitchel iSanfordi ing* Rond chairman fur Seminole llarrl lla«ty iChuloutai “ Banner D a), will give ut an County, tiutay made known that Oct. II opportunity to prove that mer­ school rhillrrn in Honda during Admissions: chandise ran he purehaved in Ihe 1933 M vhnol year partieiMr*. Mildred Landreth Sanford a: price* that will amarr paled in school .aving. piogram* I New Smyrna! thr .hopper," the merchant* for the pureha*r of l', S Sav ■ Ivy Jane Fdndge lOriandul group void. ing* Stamp* in greater number* Lew. Cu*ter (Dc Mary I Pre.idcnt Perkin*, of the San­ than at any time »mce the end Randy Bo.tan 1Sanfonl 1 ford Merchant* A.tociation, ha. of the war. Jc»*e Marshall 1Sanfonl 1 irminied Sanford folk* that they Saving. Stamp **le. during the llirthx: .hould "mark their calendar for |>a*l *chou| year gained more ttabv Boy Woiulnitf the event." The utgnnlu- Manner than 5193 000 and 93 j>cr rent ov­ Itaby Girl Shar|>e Da)', .ale will he staged lhl. week­ er the prrvinu* year and *et a Discharge.; end. Oct 1910. new m o d in amount since ]'MV K«*ie Session. <Sanford p Rdly Mr>imlca*ile and baby “ Saving! Rond .ale* in Fl-rila 1Sanford» during September," Patrick .aid, Alberta Randall (Sanford) "were * 1,490332, and for the fit t Alice Grtman and baby 1Sanford) nine month* of 19,36 lire $39391,* Shirlev Rraddy 1Geneva I TIT, off 4 9 per cent from la.t (Continued from Pagr It OCt. 13 tear, Thi* a. count* for J) 7 per put on a sidewalk campaign t< Evelyn June* >cut of Florida's 19.36 quota of help Florida Hnutr member* who Mary Margaret Lumpkin (Sanford 1 xX.1,101,000 Scm m olr County'* purhave Republican oppo»ltlon. Sntu- Laurrttc William* 1Lake M ar)» ■liu-r* for tie year-lodate n o n ­ ther* >au1 he i|oe»n‘( think !*-r> Elaine lla** iSaiif-nli et aml at $343,427, which i* XI 7 need in* help to win but he wan!* Fliu* IVbitten (Sjnfufdl per rent of our county goal,'' he t» ,ct a* many Itrr.iocrati m Viable Hruv.ii ISanfordi >urn-[uiled. vote a* p<>*iiblt-. nirthx: Sma'hrr. mil be in Miami ixt. Baby Girl Jone* I I 23 at the tide of Rep. Dante 1 ) 1*1 b a r g e .; Fa.rell, On llct 14 23. he'll he Javk Renton (Sanfordi Vvith Rep. Paul Roger* who*c ill* Mildred landreth (New Smyrna) Irict include* Fort Lauderdale, Emily Wilson 1Sanfordi V t Palm Reach and Fort MJ ulge Erne.* Ilouihol ler ye* Henry Rerry I Geneva 1 cr-. lerday pulled 3fi tutor* from the Frcdi Smith <in Oct 23 30 Smather. will „ Jury b-'x tn serve on the Jury for William II lluglic* to the Tampa St Pcterdiurg area Seminole ('n,mty Court vhlrh will orr. m to help Wintnn King in hi* effort* eonvrne Monday, Oct 22 Admission*; to tin rat COP llo;nr mrmh-r George II Elliott (.Sanfordi Summon, fur Jury duty arr William Cramer. Jean Sharpe (Sanford) hrmg vervrd on Ihe 36 nameFollowing hi* I wo days with Janci Michael iSanfordi •elerted, hy Remlnnle ( ounty Congressman llerlong Small er* Kli*at>eth S. Worth iDeliaiy) Sheriff J I. Hobby will gn In Dallas, Tex., for a Birth*: .perch and a. he .ay*, “ Goxh Rab) Girl Whittrn know, where." before elerlmn dav M M ll'AKV II) tu: Rl'll.T Disc harge.; lfc'« been on nationwide leleTAMPA—The hou*e wbete Cub­ Louis It. Coster I.Sanfonl) vi-ion an I radio program* in re an patriu' Jo-c Maili lived while la irie Woodruff (Sanford) rent week* for five minute till.* in exile in Tampa will he lorn \ (siting Ilnur.: Private Room*, to drum up fund, for the Dent II a ill. lo 9 p m ,; Semi-Private down and a .ancillary in hi. mem crat*. <'D raised there. Smather*’ Job require* that he Room*, I lo I p m , 1 to 9 p.m. Gultlermn R »liv,*r Cuban conPediatric., It am . lo 9 pm . Par .tick a* cto*e to tVa*hingliin a* pov.ihle and hi* trip* arr hy nlane mis ami Gmndpaenlt only; Ub- tul, <atd the Cuban Government a r'H t oniy for a couple of days at slctrui. No sDltlng during feed ba. decide i In elect the .an, luary a lime. \n exception wilt be the mg of babic*. Private room*, n a in to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p ni. I infill* Jaunt. , Banner Days Steady CofC Directors Urged To Attend Session Tonight jn tl I ' llm if il a h ii k lim n n iip rn iiK n ill 41 h i i i i i ill Uiigic I*lit fl Dni nr fit if film !, of FORD? l h r |M»Mrr f u t lin lt r r . l l t i l l»CW li m l nf Fnfil it | in ifi| ixnli | lu im ln bi«il (* fll It n flrit a unle •jngc i»l S ih r i \ iin it r t u n \' R i iiifit n r n Im iif Imis c r nrril* , . phn j iirw trtn m i •*1 lh r fin im n M i l t M -ilfi V k . "S lx irV -i Iht ftfiif it grtat" A SOMKTHINC. NEW! SomcthinK Ih ? t m » yt i DIFFEHKNT! r -)li! f ‘ m !.*n r W (II* |.«HfV, I *f . - « I t *fl n u t ' ia It. f 4 l i f | f i Is 41b f | i l l J s l i i r I l u l l III- **» 4*1 lis t lt|! FROZEN CANDY r fit n r ) i f # 1 »im |u t i « i| I h r r»»«f f i l l h» urr, \m l II I t f t n Ifl Mill ir »lt i !ir rjik fin Ii n j ml ^ u trlu l r v iii i m h f al'xjvi Lnnx>n. I h r lunik f n l «|iiirlr«* Il • tl»r ilim t^ k l lr*«flk r k fi lim it li»t 4 I k - fitu fil i jr . \ml n 1 1 il hi I m i l l hr Id hiii H a ll K'lirtm tt x.mini |tto«»|rviq; l h r MHiin girl h i f f r f , i T f r r i h#jd tiwrn in *p*f? fnf il* i I* *<*i » it rucul. >ut Sr^ j wm. ; |«c Im L ' l h r h u r t f i l l • ta rrtrr. I*ml f i k f i io n lh r lo n ff if , I i r$t. | kx j.i , rd car r ir r . I h fVJirffnl contour o l iu i. ulp ’ utn; in i t ' f l ImhIjt m r , M|.n % g » '* l h r H i f r m l im a r lp r , \\nh ih ii neu |ty»l F m d ifltl h a ir j « Mt i ■ i l bfVtnsa J^)kAFlrfr, | «an<plf: all I jit la n t i, m l a ll.in arilitit, hikp iJte of a lu td to p . ”1 h r ijiliir gut f r r j f r r - Jn*l Ihr p r o r n %f|j| fu n ! low, I hr iM .it i * i o i m o ir i-K fim r nl h iik in f a n t th il v*ill h r p m k ib if hn»i . . . a 4it th il % *$11 it j > t*onh m«iff. FROZEN FOR •4 if*tA' I f n.*r»*M*4 f it <*f*f I- t | *f**M *i tfJrt *t*‘ i >» ■ 1<1 * - r*” .*«M V# f l»r* If f A * (■-»# * $ r * | t* 4 <4 f f t i f bp I *l i f FRESHNESS So now you know the magic of the ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON’ S '57 FORD! "ow Ik s rornsr by (bs sloek* AND FOODAIART Task Av». at Mlb St. •OF 1 0 LKHC" * STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc.) 308 E. lit. l i t . SL sl * - P k . 204 •% I �* h 1* S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r K e y n o te To Finer, M ere Profitable City Adlai Running Double Campaign ti-M isled Press Mews Analyst | Nevertheless. rich U ar be Is* WASHINGTON * __ Adlai $ » !• -'*» ***h a statement the m m vetsoa it r ■-■•••» a Lad of . . rtones about the a . t r jx * to covprrsiiectui ca s p iiz a . rart u a n ^ main point-. Bat these te talks part of it he onto* aoatly have to be one-day- one.H e makes speeches times: 1 ^ -*■— stones ----at be*L propose! nothing that tould be considered brand new with m s «■*•» **ffc*P» 11 * * ' J The C ity « f fU n fo rd h u Jong seed ed an u p th e re a r e beating th e d ru m s fo r a T aliaHe pr«po«ed a (sa cra l tedrral ald-t&-*dacsfion program for *he auditorium and a recreation cen ter w h e re h a ssess C iv ic Center. A n d -bow d o th ey p ro­ states to be owed to rrw *t esrh co m m u n ity even ts ca n be ataged, w here ou r p ose to g e t it ? B y adding a te n per cent ta x state’s particular need. For ex , every day. attacktax the Repsb: friend* fr o m all over the atate and the i o th e ir U T IL IT Y B ILL. — -V S e a X S U W IC S M V U iH W W II •is* se noe wonder tfaereiore If •*mple: ooe ml*ht nee a m v casts and ta a r tis e t talking i ^ . t ea sy peope have trouble under- schoolrooms. one ml(M o eel ts so u th can g a th e r f o r im portan t convention* N ot on ly th at, the T allah asree C ivic Cen­ ■ hat he'd to if elected Bit. ex- __ standin* be m tM talking about— m _what m mwwi— train u (iit more inuiv tesrheri. ooe might and c iv ic a ffa ir * , an d w h ere a y ou th recrea­ ter, as it is proposed to d a y , will cost th e ci­ .Lint a r th* Lm*m to — -* i ceps ffoe the farm problem to «• plans ‘ta do If* eler.rd — when need more books. tion p ro g ra m Headed b y a trained d ire cto r tizens o f th a t c it y 11.300.000 f o r th e au ditor­ • kick he devoted a whole ipetch t ;t they know of his lisas on Ttus could be considered a new ca n b egin it* op eration to ben efit the y o u n g ­ ium an d th e p rop erty o n w h ich th e ce n te r he almost aeser goes mto Setsll y**;th, education or the sjed isapproach in th* sense fl at it ster*. oo programs be has in mind s-me general reference to them spreads itself across s wider field i* p rop osed to Le located is t o co tt in th e Esery oer« ia a wide be issues if his speeches than what has generally been L a ck o f Juch a ce n te r ha* *erioa*Jy handi­ n eig h b orh ood o f S2 . 1 0 1 .0 0 0 . a polity statement, eetrieg forth bieveason doesn't work up thes* talked about in Congress k » far ca p p ed h a n fo rd on m any occaaion* w hen o p ­ A n d y e t, th ose folk s a re clam orin g fo r his proprta if eleetedt He has is- prvsrams by himteH. He has the That ha* been federal aid to a a:ei p o rtu n itie s presented tk em a eh e* w h ereby th a t C iv ic C enter— ye*, ev e ry b o d y w ants s-ed there such stars meats so far help ef specialists ia each field, for building schoolroom* only. we cou ld p r o fit im m easurably and then had th is im p orta n t fa cility in th e Tallahassee Ion health, education aid old peo- Bit they are sot—from the stand It would be unusual if i v i s w to tu rn them dow n because o f lack o f *pace. C om m u n ity , even at the coat w e ’ ve ju st m en[pie P«r.t of setting across ideas thst ideas In his policy ititr:r* - ^ W h en have we had a day-in -an d-day-ou t hath statement *oes mio much c,n ** M ,ilT understood—well were brand new: The three l.k ds tionedmere detail ee each program than » r .t t « . They’re overwrmen of health, education sod a p ; re cre a tio n p rogram fo r children o f all a ges A n ed itoria l in one o f th e T s l^ h a sse e be ha* * r « r y . « : to e a n '.x u> -u* 1 B ® "! gom* throega his ha*e been undsr stud) for j n n . en tru sted in to th e hand* o f recreational d i­ n ew spapers points out th a t in th e tw o m on­ speeches These written policy ,!sr" P°bfy statements— equlvi-j This is whit Suvenson’s po’ i.y r e c to r s on a perm an en t b a sis? statemeru n -d * d to newsmen. •«* to three page* in a newspaper sUterrents <io: the> cs’l for *«• th s sin ce the design fu r a T allah assee C iv ic run to th x;sards of vordi Most meticulous note* on pandit* federal program* alreicy T h e a n sw er i* ‘ Never* A nd y e t, fro m e v ery C enter w as unveiled, n o t a sin gle w ord o f cootie never see V iU beor promise. S'.eier.son in exutencc or takmi action ov aid* r o tr e « the '■ue and c r y , “ d o som eth in g op p o sitio n ha* been heard— to th e overall can>e f t w cewipapers has* room proposals pr-*ioit.> made In C ctplan o r to its location. for the children !** to run the foil text of speeches or b*f4 a *« «f Stesenson’s gress but passed over, or the) W h ere d o S a n ford people g o when danre A n d here In S an ford , w e h *ve *n audi­ statements which take •-? a otoU u t J ,8 e " or reference to back- merely suggest studying scan bands are to be e n jo y e d — to h ear m usical toriu m . c iv ic center, recrea tion center, and r. jo, (round or ideas which only *pe- phase o f a problem to decide whs a ------r----------^_______ ____________ cislista In each field wo’uli fully could be done. p ro g ra m * — to t U t 1 qlvic a ttraction * from b ea u ty sp ot o ffe r e d , litera lly on a "silv e r j understand. I enlisted the help of Stevenson’ s pro(ram» wojW 6 0 0 to l.o o o p e o p lc v -to attend con vention * r a t t e r " , even to th e l o t i o n f o r which th ere specialists in Wa«h:n(ton to feel ctxl money, at be ick n o«led;ei o f c iv ir . fra tern a l. and c o m e m a l o r g a n u a u n o c h a r g e fo r the land— no ch a rg e t fl sure 1 knew what Stevenson was If Congress ever approved oil of U on e? T o cities sca ttered all ov e r F l o r i d a - au d itoriu m a n d e i i r e n ^ r aimin( at. them they would eost a lot of #vs . . . _ _ e » -r Holij > -xl (old no* f>xin.".j ta to NEW YORK *•—"Pigs are not tad. indeed, who before her In all three statements—so far money. He has not attempted t<, all o f th em b o a stin g o f an a u d ito riu m ! ws ettaded — they re sreaky,” aceakv." plsyed eJsveS Jm u *s in *« Gi»:*e r ■» t* in *- Dublin her some* ^»t disturbiat P erh ap s th ere are so m e w h o o b je c t t o «.pea<r..nded at I could learo—Stevenson hat estimate their total cott. W e think that fo r th e m ost p a rt, p r a c t ic a l it t^ecause “ I d id n 't ftUfSMt it**. An ex cu se £ ? £ ? ,,, ’ ’ I doc t like to plan f i r sbead Iy e v e r y person in S a n ford is h eartily In thatt U h ardly fea reb .e « n c * there U no ^ ^ E i l d T f s u i a S S » * '• jou obe, time *, much. I fav<»r o f t h e S a n ford C ivic C en ter— w e th in k d ou b t th at th e Board o f S a n fo rd C ity C o m ■ ... . ____ ____ - i -------------------------- •*, . , „ . ----------- ' . "But I lets cows. They have is Pans? lo live in the c riser:, sal and believe that m a jo rity o f th e people in *Br wtuiAM t i n m U *lon ers, fiv e men w h o h a v e w orked un- tytk p i t i f u l ^ C( eyelashes.” ______ like__________________ W>jt is Slob has I pronounced hate Do desue lo know t’.e day S a n fo rd h ave w anted such a cen ter fo r a Crwfrwl Prrsa Writtr tirin g ly fo r such an im p ortan t facility f o r flr „ uvat Miss McKenna. ,*’Sth * » » » " » hk* o th u g r - * 't l and hour 1 11 pass oo n u m b er o f years. W e believe, too. that fo r A TANKER, loaded to tha UghU to permit Bight play. Zadek o u r com m u n ity , would a llow anyone w h o brightest s t a r of the currect is *o busy — almsst e , , f> -Befor» I do aart1 th e m ost p a rt. S a n ford citizen* think th at a brim oota wove, la being sent to Dumkopf aeya he Isn't a bit w ould to, atep fo rw a rd and put hL* drama seasoc. spoke of was _______ ___ _____ _ produ produ-cr -------' --‘ “ *like " the <*sy. •. «•■ Hollywood - r r -------------. s Brthiag else 1 Cyprus for the uee of French interested—he playa badly enough S a n fo rd C iv ic C enter U th e grea test step ca* she dreams of owning and rt- Suddenly "discotsrs" her _ tha: * 18t 10 ha:k to Irelael I mis* troop* stationed there Thtl's the ta broad daylight n ir x v 2 l “ p,pnf . * 1 ° n ,h * pr° P°t.'*] . . . . . . , urvng lo seme fwtare day la her V*T sLgfctry n * *<>“ • D,J0 He a only *i*bt. fo rw a rd o u r B oard o f S a n ford C ity C om m is­ tastiest btt of war for should It li’*'-'**. perhaps, w h o think th a t r-4ll4< Ireland After, ef course. •*** ddfimlt tran it eould be to M;*s McKenna's husbaml is DenI t I sion er* h a re taken fo r a long, lo n g tim e. be "ter*?) new a wa'va heard of S a n ford Is not big enough c r w ealth y enough aehie>»* another drtam - to *naag* a pr.vate (amt vf c r ib u * 0 Pea o f Dahlia s Abney Way/ / after-dark golf bsrontea lie a long Ume. A n d th e happiest part o f a cq u irin g this popular toe m ay S a te fo edd two fo r aueh an ornate a tm etu re. A nd th ere a - play Hamlet No. not Ophel a f r , ‘ l billiards with president Ei er, t I ! more haiardt to Ik e gam e — bran d new fa cility f o r S an ford and its p eo­ gain is a th o u g h t that sh ou ld be elim inated Hamlrtl And she’U probsbly get *#“ ho* * f ~You kno* the countrt jeoaie /« • f w i v«a /owng rMggtri and gMOtl. p le i* th e fa c t that th ere w on ’ t be an y e x tr a im m ed iately fo r S an ford is g r o w in g s o fa s ! d st“ f in Ireland are te r , h ne.t T h « 1 I i it a w im a**/1 tee /#«I to e s . •‘c h a r g e ’ ’ placet] on a n y th in g w hen it is fin that it can not, under the circu m sta n ces, keep ^ « * * » dsU. I, came durtn, . bre.k in r J /1 " » ter» t c M ,t Tk" R r c 6 « M , looking fur torn* old, A Canadian atltwtist ta rt me*. -------------------------------- - ~ " r fJf_ M , - ^ j f t l , . ratrh t a seven ho.r reheartsl ct an Oct. I*‘I >«» straight out whit they tw csrtit its rant. ewiteet ere attracted by a sleep­ a llv *t>nroved and under con stru ction and up with itself. S a n ford is a C it y ! It’s grow n .x , i eh m )M r \eir.s and set you* liUl SBC-TV pr«se»uuoo of bom- tauik instead of telurc ms ho* er's hat breath. Whet ate ws I 1 ! at,:’ ' * T h e S an ford C ivic C enter beyon d th e stage when it sh ou ld be th ou g h t pram and bean aflamt. Tor •*»■ *T**1 '• better.' ia t k e I look, they’ll say. - Oh, Si*le He — seeate whh ee nfty tswh** awseift* treat an a ia the esewthT s s k l • bwf»eet strike base*** ef M ef t. o use ju s t as o fte w arrants and live w here there are fa cilitie s to s e n e , 1 I I - n a* the occa sion -* ----------------* “ * a 00U!* ; „ ................ Mus McKcrna a grtea eye* ft* nse—on a platter. Y es. a g ift to S a n ford -wisrtis a. - t— ee ike pHsee rwsSi*. Where ------— - - . •*>•**• so « A Moatrexl man haa beta •We’ s r i f f l H i ) IW th em — n ot --------- ---— they,r a—re k—epf t from th em p horn!I Theater .................. -- -------- She w f ir . ,t « talked of hr: future ----with her electric floodlights. showed up wei charged with burying hia ntw •a a retu rn fo r th e fra n ch ise aw arded th e as it w ould be in this in sta n ce should tn e portrays! of the tomboy saint ia ing a weathered taeed su.t a t**|t" automobtla and than reportiog it a : farm. Florida P o w e r and L ig h t ’ C om pany. T hese C iv ic C en ter not be app roved . Bernard Sear's - S t Joan '’ lUt heeled white shoes. She wore “ Actresses are so looliso • • * ■•missing" to th* tneurance comfunds are f o r C apital Im provem ents In C A P I­ A ( —1 courts is to b* ■-t^ped pany. What la this—a wrrang kind U p in T allahassee, th e C h a m b er o f C om Cnuc* base s e d a t e d h e r ^ V m makeup. A rherry-red «.r 'vm , h#lf. ,— — — - • n th , wnta J . C iv ic A _____ i - .tion i — s, — „ . . ---------- ' their mosey. * she slid "They ih i. «a .labor*!# intern o f 1of hidden assetsT T O L letters and th e use fo r th e funds d e riv ­ m etre. ssocia th e «Board■ o f- ” r*— •*-* r— ed from th e fra n ch ise should be returned to C ity C om m ission ers, citizen s g rou p s, are all “ f “ Z S*2£S ?i “ “ . . . . U .M 1,, . U«k IA F F -A -D A Y rol# ss loan. f* rm c *n *° J!5d bve th e p eop le in th e fo rm o f im provem ents that p itch in g in tn put over th e ir p ro je ct. Mere, K / o v a / e O f A A (* n I noted that she seemvd to be toraIorUbl>fo r som e reason o r o th e r , there are / v i x t i i w ill m ean a g re a te r se rv ice on th e part o f 1 feet J and 1U pound* of talent I . * *'*rfa f* *° JC.re' th e C ity t o its citigens. ru m blin gs I n th# backgroun.*, not loud nm i. « held toiether largely by fre.die* •'*0 **irn**BS pool No pi(*, 1 ve T h e re are cities in F lorida ju * t b e g g in g nous ru m blin gs o f cou rse, b u t enough t o / f j jC T / IC C *Tm ifn n i tkit oo in the ***& * ? f o r su ch an op p ortu n ity . T h ey w ant and are theater except Katie Hephjrv ha* But herse*. yes Asd cow* An. a know th at th ere are th ose wh<» would darp y oR T SILL Okla — brmy PF«-. nierc than I do.” she said rue**■ fattening b-Ilo<ki to jey the mere than I do.” she s tr iv in g fo r such a C iv ic C enter as h an ford Oppose auch a p roject fo r h a n fo n l. Jack Ket’.er. son of Mr and Mrs f 3 i|,. jn Oaeltc frecLVs it e bl!I» - *° ,h*‘* * « « itm blc a has a t its t h r e s h o ld . A S a n fo rd C ivic C en ter U the k eyn ote Ruben Ketter. Camel City Stor.. d i e d 'Lttle trout.’ and Irish nrl* b‘* ,h« horse* ” to th e developm en t o f a fin e r, m ore liveable, Sanford, recently completed cadre »h o have them eostsole th. mselves In Gaelic Slobfcaa McKenna • m ore n m flta b le SanfonL training wrtth the tMlh Armourel by saying they are s i« * vf bracty. name means "A bright spirit U U a n c h o r b ^ T t n in d n strw U .,. w hn KWW \™ U n B*tUU* al "But a. a child I «n urung from fire ’ ’ It fi*. this Col- ■ It is n 10 tn d u stra lu ts w h o s *jj. okla. t# scrub ^ n , o ff blatter- Iren as neatly a* d» her Irtc’- es w ish t o settle in Floriila t o c h o o «e S a n fo rd Ketier. a medical airman in the ---------- ------------< f o r th e ir location. It l* a n o th e r g reetin g t o batialtoc’s Ileadquartera Battery, s-obhan daughter of a G ala.y ■■teres •• re re e * rise * —a lt e r (V-teSer IT , 11.1 at civ ic organ izations, trade g ro u p s , fratern al *61 train new replacements rum- University mathematics professor, SS* Pest O fFIre at dnaftte r i i ' i t i « -S e r tlte i - t n‘ <'•*«■**• ,1 ' t i ' . i I t ITS and com m ercial organ ization s to com e to *n* ,nV* ,!Jf umt 11 * » r*4 u*t* msihemsticis.i herP R K i i R R K K I.e s n i t e r , 4 f .611. .» . . . . ... " . . . , ___ _____ scope* to Europe early next rear, self and has a sister wr.o u .. M * I ; I ' i S M SfM Sto S R . t i e . u tt.e I S it- r h a n ford fo r their annual co n v e n tio n KrtUr er.t,red the Army in demist As a ehild she wrote .-nd J r v r .L T w t c t « i|tN 't n t . M i i i f i T n ^ rt U hut one . A n fon l n w d i t o mpl«tH Mur traimnx at art#ij vjt htr p ii)« in * Th e Is -eel * Ie t r t » M t «if t»e •eeeelated Rreee sefci'*i t« e e ttlle l e t rt e c l.e le i t i t , tee t- r i . t t S l l n . — and m ust h ave — the S a n fo rd C ivic f e n - goet Betuung. Ga. ‘ neighbor** barn She spent three I lee ef t i l l i e I —el eeee p rle le * <* «e>e eeee »e»er ter M proposed in the C it\ ‘ a C apital Intpr*The » v e a r c ld soWler attended rears with the Abbey Tlie .ier n hFORT , MYERS . , ,f- P- la n ,s are _ (USteeeeleS S u l t a i t l i ay 'le-e-el M .SM lelef \ erne'll p rogram . I f th ere i« an y ch ange in 0 r J ' n“ !:lr. ' ' ,*h T ^V^HTNCi-wd f i ^ L ? i V c t f i h ^ c b ^ l ^ w j n-iesen lor South‘ n ^ d a to j iarel:* taw SSI Serial, ItaeS I t * Atiaaia lie-rate th e plana— let them be c h a n g e s to m ake th e j n ^ , ^ t s ^ a t a ’s male ’ Charlie s Aunt " srerialu- In slash pine sod tropl C ivic C en ter la rg er— not rm aller , Wpl c l*»s. USN. »f iso' R . nth Hrr lr.*h flare* up *h .n an, *» R S '- R II- riO fl R A T I.S •t Carrier tie per week Ore Ite m till W e h ave said it lie fo r r . and we .utv It P I . tsanford. P*»**d thoruzh the one question* her de»ire •<» play B ' B'ir.nin(i.au‘ tn, manaseTar*e Meal** * • MealA* '.re rear a g a in — i f S a n fo rd is g o in g to be big. it m u st tAnal aboard th* destroyer Jlxm let After all. dl-ln» Sarah m -rf / o r the service was •le t tilt tills T tliv tr m r » , I SS Harlan R. Dickson for duty, Bernhardt’ here recently to discuis plan*. S t) O u t j e r f ■-.!!!♦* eeM e e l Ih s - V t l e . - . l t n t . , n | ee l ee ef m ' . . r i t i > a i t l f t r tke u i p » e ef rel,t<a ***. ’ ,, In th* RH Sea “ And why shouldn t a .- n u n «•«*« location of the iT a e r e l fa*4 e w ill t * c k s r t e t te r a l re c u la r t d e e r .lilr a re’ et ee46 N o on e ou tside o f S a n fo rd is g oin g to y j., ^ h4, U t 0 0 p ,r*U0( be llamlel*'’ she sskrd lie i,. nursery with Elbert A Schory S r . 1 C ,w - S--4 I .*!— -ti V,»*■«., u . Wa ttr ti ^& taO help S a n ford g ro w — it m ust lie done fro m With the Sixth Fleet since July, like Joan, an extraordinary fig- *■*»'! ' t a state tropical research P a go 4, T u t* d a y , O ctober 16, 1956 w ith in ! The Dickson, making another ure. But Hamlet's problem is In- Pf*l*ct at Fort Myers, fettinc sleepy!'9 --------- ------------- -------------------in a long line o? Mediterranean tellectual. rstt-er than phydcal. »o Th- closed state nursery no* Is . , u- , cruises will spend aonreximately •by should theie be any sreat at Chitflird in N'crlh Florida uW *.ki ,# , r f * 10 u ? »is »eeha in the R»d Sea shock about having a woman play Norman A Herren of Everglades, u . IT*.. - /T 'lw 'V FORT E U S T 1 S . V i -P s t . h.m ?" sice chairman of the State For ,un# tj V/ . "r«mt i ' ■ 'iHvftfl ,r . u »i George C. *. Ilodge, son•_* of Mr and A»' Slobhan talked liule tho ght e*try Board, ha* said that a timir w r in i v u * » *# j . . * •__* _ j . i v f u l , Iftr.freM,# a a. A " r e j v " M . t i . ............ — mi r o , r j » u.ntl i r i l ft fly K l’M EIJ. KAY mwmficem ? & » * !* _ '* * i ^ « h •» ! I L ! 'it',* ::'? : 1,u<h t « »w . . re, IT'-rida will probably slip back solidly Democratlr. Rut ** It w *UI be iw -itota T pa rifw irln lin fi ti - "w 1’ *** hre self .eriou. key to timber gr-.aio; in S. uth 9 1*^ ----sews as* vew . i i *,th ° ' h* r Into th* Democratic column when The local Democratic organua- slose It Isn’t easy to sarlteh vot. r u,it, \-j face. Itke nppies on a •mimer Florid* the setea are counted. When Ik* tion is pinning Its hope on an art when they are eating high op .Jod. f 'mD>t*d the aircraft pond She also has a titbit rn Increasing demands for lumber carried the flat* four year* n o aroited party and belleset that on the hog and Using better than , , whiek deartng in women of absent- and pulpwood. especially by grow* aur local Democratic organliatlon dislike for Vic* President Nixonitheky ever did before’ component repair course, nbicb ----------------------------------•-• « ' • " • " ■ taught him field and depot-level mtndedly puking up small numbs ing paper companies, hav# areu* ^Ti* kYtdine themstives and re'a- on the part of a let of ---------people- ---If~r Florid* Elands lot td does get back In , ^ raf t repair from the tablecloth and sating *d interest of many South Florhre-l thst It not only “ coold hap with fear that because of Ike’s W * B will be because of the eC The jy.jear old soldier attewled them. Ida landowners In expltnmng their J.ied that » war* v ie . President might, fective work of party lesder* amJ ^ .mlnoU High School in Sanford She finds the offers of quick timber resources. pen here tV. but hlan-*.„• ------ • „Prudent. . ... out tbecome wiU awing the Stale Committee ran take . . . ---- ----- L _ , - , - ............ . * * "*• “ before entering ___, — ersdit for *^ Job well done. MhJch |Je basic trsinlng p*riy lloUaod. Smather*. Colllaa. ,,B,f . , . . ever way M orid. goes it will be „ Kofl Jark g c and right « t down the Une. Under Segregation might h *». been close. 1 the able direction of Jimmie Mil » " he GoverllYtn the Stale Comm.ttee ha. ^ but a. it stand* noa. iijsn bu.lt . a vn« ftr. and look, like it -ill M xrXen. whatever ^ ^ their per- I S. McKenna Says Pigs Sneaky' YOU'RE TELLING ME! h b .w » “i»” " * * * > » w - 7 - i.* - ^ •'*>■s i r ,s s r j f t j t ? s s t s a .'* * “ *« - — Plans Underway For State Forest Service Nursery i t 11 Too Late To Classify .S S .1 T .w 2 S s ZZ w- o. toi.,.«. *“ • ,kr.h itr Stevenson, Krfauver and In <rfr* the meantime Republican* nM,p okfn haven’t been leti.ng any gr* #|vl are (n ^ ,, , under their feet The, have f ^ #|vJ h#„ of lha Insecurity Blamed For Breath-Holding •y MI KAN It •UNMiat A l MANY a youngster haa found angry, h* repeats life—, m v * arMrc *■ 1 hl* J * ' other as far as this Issue ia coo palgn than at any time temed that he can get hia own way wlthi Characteristically, theta tpelli a almpl* and generally sal* tech- fallow n pattern of crvlny then da’ * U»t«ry Tti:h card • '• y 0,f l lre , 04, , , M matter what _____ — ■mm »•#•««■[, &^ua—hwldiug Ids btraih. u ion*— --------and better organisation all along a long cry held in expiration, fol­ color the hind that easts them th* line. If your child tries to wrap you lowed by pallor, a lot of arm wav­ and neither Republicans nor Dem­ around hia finger by frequently Floridian* have been getting a ocrats ara willing _ to_______ ing. aUflenlng. unconaciouaneu go out on .a staging n breath-holding tan-1and. finally, relaxation and then lot of attention from both par- u my, atT# Supreme tram, chance* are it's your own recovery. tie*. Top flight men from both Court and law and order to mouth fault. aide* have been galloping down about. Cat an Diatwbad Relationship her* to speak their piece and a Radio and television listeners Of course, in leu a e s... . lot of folk* are gelling a k ic k 'Often inch actions art aymp- th* youngster doesn t lose cot have been getting an earful for 'oma of Insecurity on behalf of setousnea* out of all thla attention we are month* and mn*t ef them ara ht child. Generally, they can be getting They reallaa that It only getting tired o f It. They resent raced directly ta n disturbed To eliminate tha cause, tha first came about by Ftorida becoming step U to end tha family conflict political blaw Interfering with h lid-parent relationshit n “ doubtful” stale. It may be that whatever It might be. their favorite programs. Press In moat cases. 1 think, you'll voice* will try and keep It that Establish n tolerant discipli­ release* haven’t offered much in find the parents hare tried to nary way on election day. regime Instead ol Insisting the way of argument. Name call­ protect lh* youngster too well, on strict enforcement of rigid Certainly, tha state hasn’t suf­ ing on both tidea doesn't foot the nave been ovaraoUeltoua or tool rules. Don't try too tarly or too fered tha last four year*. Lust- voters. They have been listening strict or demanding, or ilarted hard to aaUbllah rigid toilet nett bat never been better. New to this stuff for yea n and none too tarly la habit training. The training and eating habtta. Industries have been flocking to of it makes very much sense. child simply resist* that* actions 1 think you’ll hav* n happier the state bringing millions of In­ Ike spends too much lime being Maybe you hare been too vehe­ child If you follow ihU advice. vestment dollar* and providing tick and playing golf. H* leaves ment about feeding, toilet train­ Qcanow axis tanm employment for thousand* of too much to aubordinatea aod ing or la other training. T. it : Both my parenU ax* people. It probably would hav* doesn't know what it going an. Boo*that* marital discord be­ happened, no matter who was In Stevenson is a bum and a total tween tha pundit might be tha allergic. Dots tha mean that 1 tha White Han*#. No sute hat lost. Nixon ia at dangerous at a udtrlytaft factor. Kids, remem­ will have allergies also? ber, are n lot aourter than you' Answer: Children who hav* mars to offer than Florida and hydrogen bomb, Kefauver la a aaay think. two allergic parents are much •or business, industrial and finan­ double talker. And so It |*m m cial interests art beginning to rea­ and on. In on* ear and out lh* DauaOy, breath-holding tnel more likely to hare an allergy dents b am after th* child fallal than those who do not or hare lize I t Wa do have to tip our other. accidentally or la frightened only on# allergic parent. Than ta Lai to Governor Collins for hia Getting dowa ta brat* taeka, a greater tendency also for the Than whan be ta b u t oulaLanding leadership ia koopiai Florida Democrat* elected Kiaanallergy to approx a l an oarHer ndtd tdUn, uc whan b M t •saSSa 0 / r • V Y tee t>»* * Skids art last liktly t i COAfCMMFM The difference between a deadly skid and a safe, quick stop Uoften the pavement. You ran stop fastrr, even in the rain, on concrete. That’s because concrete*t gritty surface givrv your tires a firm, tight grip, wet or dry'. d o : in f c * c a t s # ^-s js - i w scapcwi m west •Ovt M * M K X S to was » *« » i ; v a o« a -r Tirrt * .n w a *cw* GOLD IN THLM THAJl MAUJT UseeawowT - » fftotto -wo m a c-oc fefei cwsca «4*jwx r -« a a ucvr e n taaase m Man » o m a s s e m assoc/fc,i ff * t-^Ctoosb-s sau aownsnsc *? txf.tr* - j * e >•* c.wtot rsew »> ,4 rjt\ rw -i Bevidea permitting better vehicle control, concrete makes nighttime driving safer tool Concrete's lightrokired surface retlecls up to four times mure lit;bl than dark colured pnvrmenta. You ran tee farther and have mure time to slow down or atop to avoid danger. Concrete roods also are safer because they 're free from baxardous nits, washboard wrinkles and raveled ed.'r*. It’* worth remembering that when the wrwther is rough you're much safer on skid-resistant concrete. PORTLAND CIMIIIT ASSOCIATION 227 North Mala Street, Ortonde, florid# tarel arpaniwadam la !■*#*<• and iw ni Ww mm «f ^ I and smm W Ad i A « a ^ * — - ^ — * ‘ |In. �n THE SANFORD HERALD Tues., Oct. 16, 1956, Tagc 5 S ocial £v&n£& Demonstration County Council To Install Officers Conning The News There will be an Installation of officer! when the Home Demon­ stration County Council hoIJa if« meeting Thursday at 19:30 a. m. The Lake Mary Home Demonatration Club will be hostess to the meeting. Following the opening song, the Pledge will be led by Mrs. Mar­ garet Tlndel, after which Mis. John Kashlr will give the devo­ tional. After the roll call has been taken, minutra read amt regular bualness disposed of. Mrs. John McGrath will speak on Civil De­ fense. Lunch will be served at 12:00 followed bv the afternoon pro­ gram. which is as follows: a talk on landscaping will be given by Mrs. J. E. Andrews, a skit will be presented under the direction o f Mrs. Margaret Tindel, and. in coneluilon. Mrs C.e. rgr Otto will Conduct the Installation of olfieers. By u n i.IN I\ CONN The wives of VAII ll arc getting! hear lhat Mary will be staying Into the .wing of things with the 'n Sanford, as she has been vary boys gone. The first of many acllve in cub scouts, and has so many friends heir. ' bridge partirs was given SaturChet Krol. formerly of tho day night by Bcmnti- Grandy and HATWING staff, spent the week­ 1'at Hen son at Bonnie's home in end here from Washington. P. C. Isoch Arbor. It lus been my es- when* he Is now stationed. Also penence that bv the time a de- back ,n *own was Jack Mridner, .. . . _ , , now living in Corpus Cruti. Jim Ph.,.1 ..madroni returns, moat of #| U u ,*r r , rk‘ r rntcrtamfd the girl* kuow the rule bonk from Falukas, Betty Guy’a parent* cover to cover. Ronnie ami Pat Saturday night. Included were tho served brownies, lee cream, and Guvs, their children, Walt and Chocolate sauce lo their guests, tleryl Swinson. Pidile Welter, Chet Krol, Jack Weldner, and Jim who were Millie fine*-, Sadie Parker's mother Kimwdie, Alice Mills, Camille Mrs. Walter Wheelwright and Mrtrgcr, Virginia Dcriuiggio, Ann f,.mity will be leaving today for Bear, and .Mltdalm. A touch Cohastct. Mass, They have been of e x c i t e m e n t was added with Jean Dooley for two week k when Juanita Helms, who wav and have included in their sightsuppuvtd to come went to the soring, Daytona Beach, Cypress ho. 11 uI In hale a baby. This de- Gardens, and St. Petersburg, veh-ped into « furur when Juanita Blaine Libby, the skipper of had tain buys Sunday night, muchVAIf-7 is feeling much better, fol­ io me uirpriiv of everyone, .owing an emergency appended. THIS IS THE WAV IT'S PONE, members of the Ivoia Circle of the Saut ’id ll.itd o club w .i. t -:J ' *pec ially frank, v.ho lv in Port omy, and may be able to comn as Huy were shown basic arrangements ut their r m i meeting. Aalrhti rangc-lnonl being l.j .siiti-y home this week. i rr..te I arr i seated left to right, Mr,. Jm- Baker, Mr*. McKay Truluck and II ■ IV |ht K 'Standing left lo right) are Mrs frrd Muira), \t • ISalp1 Dean. and Mt* I,,tin A: <1 iM ifi I'h-dol Itov Heath , f V \ll J bav orders Elaine Bass rnteriained the ny HELEN SNOW,RASS ‘ • V Ml ! in Ja ksunville. lie and Sirl* l)f VAIC-7, whose husbands The regular mreting of the Mar* a i l tlieir four children ore were away, Saturday night. Elaine P-TA will In? held at the school leaving tin* enl of October. Mean- is a bu«y bride who attendes S'.et* auditorium on Tuesday. Oct. Id intensive training at IIATIC »on University three day* a week, at 7:30 p in. T o while. Hoy will be going thrmign and will get her degree in hame Following the business session Mary hopes t.t produre the fif.h eronomica in Frbruaiy. ,n May *h* a film on "Family Life” will b* lilt!, Heath ut the Jacksonville e\pect« to prartlee all she ha* Schedule for Miss Myrtle Milshown ami the parents are inJI -. Myrtle Wilson, li.iftie de- Naval, Hospital, atlir which time learned, when Utr first lillle lias* ^ MRS. FRED B. NQB1.R, well-known writer and expert h.rtlcullurlii. vtied to the home room to visit ton. Hume Demonstration Agent, he Wilt reirri In Sanford, at i* caught. Attending, oml playing in ,,lu ll ration agent, gave a Je in speak lo Saufotd Garden Club Thursday. with the teachers and become Orlober 17 23 is at follows: Roy will be having with VAH 1 bridge were Kay Dwyer, Mary ninn-lratlvn on hnw to rleun and lietler acquainted with the school in Juntiarv. We an relieved to Libby, Olivia Simmons, Terry Oct. 17. Program Planning acUviliea and teachers. All par­ oil a sewing msrhlne n* th • Price, an I lam Johnson. Committee meeting at Coun.il ents ore orged to attend. nweting list week of the Lake , LJ J l.CPIt James Shalfer anil CDR The following home room Center at 10 ;U0 A. M. Mom.e Home Dci'ion.irat.nn Club, w a O m f f l l l T C C M C O C IS 11 R Gray relrbrateed their reCeramics Class metis at Sftulmothers were announced today ,, , i l l . . i , . i i s . i i . • cent promotions with a parts- at •as follows; First grade. Mrs. Don Hole High School at 7:(X) P. *• Ini! it the home if fV] rj fl*| Q J A t M c C t m q the HO Q Saturday nlghl Ihe TUEADAY |host*#*. Mr« it. h I ulo m mu J. til \ r . Social t mmdli-e heads talile was '■ecor.itr.i iVfnrvli- E wun with uiryI'iirehostess. An tnsti installation of offic-t Stoweil, Mrs. Edwin Rraddock, Oct. IS ll**nie Demonstration ! Th* First Baptist Church of cr» will be held. and Mrs. Clyde UoMer; Second County Council n-.rsilug at Courtl-nch Vrbor . ni mf l | , , p,„ mr.-tmic Sat- ••nlbemums. and a dclleloua rcpait Sanfonl has Invited all the Unity C lm will meet at the grade, Mrs, Crelt .Sellers, Mrs. cil Center at 10:30 A. M. Council The Minting W.s* open. 1 t-> the urdlJ.,,y j^e faille Mrmurial ” f •'"’keyami shrimp s » i servIchurctw* of the Association to Valdes Hotel at I p.nt. John Wolasek. Mrs. John Gar.in- officer* will he installed and repreMd-ut. Mr- Pauls M a m . a f n . , . i ef the First M e t h o d i s t «''[ There were aboutfifly g u r.U . b o s h e f WEIIMKSDAT er; Third grade Mrs, D B. port* from members attending share In the Croup Training Mrs R Harrell g a v e '< rh mreting. which a m ^ *r;n a m ^ t K i * Prayer Meeting twill be held at Brawn, Mrs. Ralph Stumpf Jr.'S h ort Course in Gainesville in School starting at 7:30 p. m. , held in M.-Klnlev Hall, was the T " ™ baby Is named Slcven, By SABA KING ” C lam s will be hsld Monday, Tu«»- the First Baptist Church at 7:30 Mrs. Jesse Reellr; Fourth grade Julj. Covered dish lunch will be a . flr-t new -' Iff,errs, *f ,, *"F *“ • •b««>d wonder . .. # Ml ' under it !l-a' r the in i' flvas l l t t ' l * , who WHO For a fmr fine \i\ui vivid picture I’iclure ofof .\ficr The Brownie Scouts of the Ftrat P-m. i Mr*. George Wyan. Mr*. J. A. served. l*iir a ic nirrtmc. Kmctt .^otithworth; hcrr firt "mf f o r m ^Ion. it Aflerj a•unit .boilbulim himm-s meeting. *r,prr*b!rn'. pre.|den'. Ernest Routhssorth: "wh,’ r'' f! srt ,v i'n n ]« Presbyterian Chureh trill meet The Gtrl Seoul* of the First Jarkson. Mrs. Dick Jonet; FifthGlrla* II I Club ofPine Crest «!<!:!i«»fi In vk-4* pmlden'l. Gerald <Jrr.iM xiv**► -. ' rurnf* people who made a home and a a MU. Mis» Wil n. m In 9addllnm lo her her ij0(. Myers: ri'mr‘ from ,rom Rofcmary Rosemary DuncAn. Daman in the Youth Building at 3:00 Presbyterian Church will meet at grade Mrs. W. Corbett. Mrs. D. school will meet at 1:3) P, M. geo I life for themselves out o f lem-m*trat|en h it n sBsplav i f trasurir. Mi* J \ Calhoun; * c *,^ " ra* me that Betty _ m 3:30 p m. at the Church. J. Parker, Mr*. Joe Masters: i. < * , u r . Mountrail)*** habv is named ltieOct 19. Training meeting for .i the wild place, of the t-n d hrlstnii. ,g .linnv m u b y ' 1' V, . ^ * bard Turner. anJ Be||,» f » mUy The Pioneer Fellowship and s,ninr Fellowship Re- Siuth grade Mr. W I. T>|er. adult 4-11 Leader* at the Connell ami the heail, you should rea.l jl(, .y,, f, r,ni clu’»- of the I'oun. .*!* Is down here tn glfl't over the n J v I .iL o „r the First I’ resbv"ration of the First Presbyler- Mrs. F. Miller. Mrs J. S Peter- Center at 2:00 p rn. "Farewell the .Stranger" by Malic -erretnrv Mrs John M. t lair . .. little one. j « « • * ! • - f fl meet at the .on: Seventh grade Mrs. H It. While tarian Church will will meet meet in the Get- 2th TH Hadio program |O'ltru-n. One day Jeril Warner All 'hi* lain should brio.’ up m at 7:0T p.m. .^ipr>*.„ Hr‘ . tarling, vcr t„ t|on WTUH J E Xtidreils g.lVO a re f l Youth Building from fl.w p. ,over station tVTHB at H '2h, |,M . Devota Griggs In town, an \ftit the tegular iivitie■s had ,,ur takra and make our lawn The Mid-Week Bible Hour w i l l ............. * .............. Mr. \Y. O. Brooks; and Eighth l)vlr(,„ (;lr|v will have the r " h7 ' h, h iV iabm « -w *h. rl . -ur, . her sub t’l e'folh .w h g “ Ur “ 'n !?*** ^ throygh * ooa H p. m* . bbf comluclfil by the Kev A G. grade Mr. N ' C r t - f r.t. , , that nigm he earn, in Her latnn Md.eim.iu tag, n .a re of. tie r«ii.m in| grB, Mi jjat pity the po,.r f i r m«r, Inarc wiU be a week uay „ cInuU ,,Jtlur of , hp Flr,, rpe>, Mr* Jack Neal, and Mr. Edward . v u , „ , - •*nd ' ohl hrr „he » « * ’ „ k , . , 1 ' , M *” *•*'• " f ' hc ' Jr; It alway. seems to In- Ino wet or Hira Oct. 72 l..ikr Mnnrw 4 II iiirt-N \%i;h tw«» *iim 1I « an.I that Mr* l» h i ihrmJmi ^^twi« . . u| rnmmittrr* Mr. aril (lHJ j r*. 4 |UI| tjay ir] ^|.,ch Kindergartrnn at the *<f»j 1 * byirrlan Church at 7:30 p.m. bytensn Cliureh from 9:0W through and Boy*' clubs will meet at the )te h.rd hick in the wildi-rness hy MrII Grlfft* -erved . M I' s II ;inbolham. Mr. |(, j,r ,..)tnnl»f but I feel fine The Lhamel Choir will rehearse J((l| |,ad mme to town to get a frrMmirnl* to Mi* M.vn Wil and M \ O. itetH-rt*. Mr and v r JM’,| \|r, ||enry Conn of Palm 13:00 p m. at First Presbyterian Church The regular meeting o f the w-hool at t 3') P. M The Rev. J. B Root wUI .o o - at 7:30 p m. Oct. 23 Geneva i l l Gills ami wife Jcrd seemed to want the on. Mr* E H arrell, Mr. t f M it. :. r Harris. Mr. and t i n , ' Reach . pent Ihe w'eeVend wlth” ui „ „S. ,C.. „S. of tur IV. Ike Barnet' Memduct the morning devotion* over Mi- II l.erl Bennett Mr and Mrs. jni) , rtl(, w„ fw ,k. Now ,-m There will tie a Week Day o h a| Mclhodbt t hureh was held ch,l,» meet at the same kind of warm simple II!o Tapp V|r Paul Van* WTRK, Sanfurd. U 1:30 a.m. I i-i .i K, tuls, Mri c . O Jones, going tu sit around and TemperKlnslersarien al the First Presthe home o f Mrs Warren Hire ,r b°o' *1 M A M. lhat Dcvotu wanted and against Vnnts- \I.-M hur, M<- .1 II Imd The Sanford foarlit and bhuf- byterian “ ‘ from »:0# 0n the^ corner of Paola III ------Girls' Club will meet -be protest W A Chureh u, Hark and Pin* --------------------, » o, fh, e r brother. Devora el. M. .. Canuek Mr U * •"ul Wim,,rnw ale for a w r e k - .o if you hear fteboard Club will have a eov- through 11:00 p in. Tuesday etrnlng with 19 11 th** *cb"°> »* I-‘« P. M with tree pled, U lr r she found Ihe k. Andrew . Mr* i ( L Jack -n. \| (; r4d> ||frman will eon* any news rati J74-XM. and r will Rt cred dish supper at • » w » h grea'esl adtustminl to make and a guest, Mr J Muse. “ Al‘- ‘ * *........... 1 v give it my Immediate attention. The Rev. J. B. Root will con­ member* present. During the ' ,lM " ll,on limn- us 'teuclicr. . . . '. L“ * " 1 ' .......* »*• game* to follow. duct the morning devotiuns over business session the result* of Ceramics class will meet at 1:00 "w no1 wl|b ,HW ps”*ple but tu The Ware Bible Class of th* WTKR. Sanford, at 3:30 a.m. J.-rd vvh.. s-as indilfrrenl ts* hit fhlidi.-n •» thr.t re.i||ng w.. ilj be the rammare sale hell tu l)iL l.:l P- M. at Seminole High Srhool First Methodist Chureh will have children and haunted by the me,-„r fDe-in The Business and Professional • 45a a o ‘ Tv. 4* were anmKmced and ------------------- ------I mory of hl. dead wife ,.«l wa. a covered didt supper at 7:0t w* Women's Club will meet at 6:30 "Fanvlls al Sea tis John < .Idm at M, IciT. , KL V ' 1 i OVER Wi.ooa IN PHIZES ' r.-ithrr hu.b-nd nor fr.end w r ll te ll, of a voyage, he m a le p m. ai at w the Yacht «* -McKinley ......... ’ Halt,, HoaU i i .k iwiU n. n m m sClub. iuu. .'ft Ihr trfaiury. Thr *roup ^ .. be Mr. and Met. R- U. 1 , -]f,p |H»parlmrnt of the A . that 3100 Iw given lo apply on T 0 B» 1 l* * ,,u l> mrm" rJ,,,c emmiMnied hy In* two soils and son. Mr. and Mrs. T. • '.Sanforil Woman's Club will meet tnr |)uii'hj»r a t thr nm hntcr TAM I*A <.*— Mufr lh«n *>l<ir*c fr* 1 w arm and wondn w ile Mats, who wa* five month* a i l Mr. and Mrs. R- B. Jones. .hose struggle* and it 10 3j 9 rn to fold Christina• um| |y br |niU„ eJ in xh0 churrh m p.izr. will hr uflrrr.i ot \hv 1 ' * T' on \ .-re gnu III .it the start .if I l.e vnvThe Dorcas Clast ot the Mr«t Seals unlit norm. There will tie |nd , hc r d u c lt |u(1<1 hull ling IBi! Flotida Slat. I air. These m ln umph* really mean lomeihing agr They *et .nr fiurtl ''illBaptist Church will base It* a luncheon at 12:30 p.m followed ,,Un, u c, r fur a elude aboui *13,tmo f.,r beef sat lo the ts-udri of lhl« (m i evtit- lu ild a . in a .16 II k . ' . h , for Vuanonlhly d*** meeting at ' • « P- by a jomt rnret mg with the tine "sewing bee" to be held at Hie Be. more than Hl.ooo fur dairy ,ntf **«ry. ■Iralia and thr J'lJn ami uuuUv . w . at the home of Mr. F. L. Arts Department at I p m bom* of Mrs J, V. Richards *,u) *th*f *a»h atnounls for "No Wings In the Mans.- Iiy lltco vere I Ih vi ih r e le n irn ' were •l-^mpbell. 1434 Myrtle Ave.. with THURSDAY neal week. The program given •*"•*. poultry, rablitls, honey and lb-tty krist It a biography uni , wgl,| ihan t lir a . J. I- Hobby aerv.ng as coTTie Brotherhood of the First by Mr*. Ruth iavng. assisted by ° ,,,rr division* of iomt>etition. n miniserme. of a preacher s kll), confined to .» »rintl bu t. Baptist Chureh will have their Mrs. Cecil Kellers and Mr*. Ida “ daughter who became a preach, fciion monthly supper and program Padgett, “ Volrano** in Siu-n Mr« llrnry Crastford end er‘s wife. Very humorous and Headers choke of I'mirnt meeting at 7:00 p m. East A da" wav enjoyed hy all. daughter Arm of Orlando weie vu'ritainingly writ ten In.iln and u be-t etl.-r it i ail| There will he a training m»et Drlit-nuis refreshments were n r . vseekend gue-ts of Mr and Mrs, "Young Manner Melville liv Don’t Go Near The Water In Jean Gould is a Literary Guild Vptle uf III Ik-ini- lull'd umunr hF ">e hostess. Mrs. Charles O II ian ala l the Usunc.l (enter. 401 L I.dh J1iifTr|[ - f Kfnmnrp N y si-lrrtion for Sovrnilin flu- t.uk* (n't terumni -ndml t« read” is ,, t , dir. Sid of th. of Mr* HI** was Speeul Mis* Nell Brown of Tniy. S. author o; Ihe lmmortal Moby at.otding in a column 1 lead itrs. r . E. Rnumlllat. Mr*. D I uthrran LTiurvdi1of The ^Rwtre^in t the house g.|*.t of Mr and ^ »'l«enlurm.. life ? e lithe- 1*' 1>. * Caldwell, and Mr*. Philip II, First annual orange cake lisk- Mr* Don Winn at Ihrir home on that was an evcltmg as Ihe books Pie l.ilrvt ill lk>)k inaiki lu *Ma.1 * attended the convention of h„r h a white •l.nhsnt sale in* ron,**t* sponsored by Hie Main Rt this week. *e wrote From early h.iyl I, mine ur.-. »nsp»luit. ploytm.- eaul. th*-.United Daughter* Of the h .n P Florid* power home service Herman Mrlvllte longed in gn to 11 Vv |*-iinv‘, rulihet lisnd and % will be held Dept, will be held soon as anMr and Mis Chester lleml M'* bm hi* parent- w.inti-1 him nail file Confederacy, held in clc" T * U/ FRIDAY U st w u k . Mr*. Iloumillat la nounced by Niro. Dor* Nelms. rr*nn and llowaid weie visiting ’ « be a *ehmd teacher Ye* fke There will be a Week Pay Xin II,*- b-Hil f suns which IliC praaiUent W the Norman P a \ "a Each esvnleiUnt entering will be Mr Hendermn's sl ier. Mis A birr uf Ihr .ra was Hi. ng S on 1h* First Presbytarr • - _ A lira f ilH> Ihe l-i ctnl and tin- Pru­ given a killowalt nlait'e anrrn . -* U Drummond in Kissimine* Herman made his fit* 3 Inp aboard w W d < *«*«■ -'lr* CtM“ from 3.00 through ne ». n. . lukill Ihe eonleit covering De Bary and Hospital a merchant vessel hound fur Eng. . .I* *, II i- Mugw e ll^ n d Mrs. Mar* " o o p^M Enterprise will be held at the De land Then hr sailrd to the rv,lflr,ot Ba.lJids Iiy L uo r^ U ga tX from lUnforl Cb*P- 1J 0® p SATURDAY ter, * r t . Marl w*» elected re­ Bary Civic Building on Nov 13 Mr and Mr*. Ulivrr Pel. non ’ ,1‘ Hm*lh e*’-1' u" J * baler T h e 1,1 11 Ju" ll,h| f ‘* J" ,9 ‘ ‘ ' {V , The First Raptlsl Chunk of cording Sfcrstary of lh* Florid* ■''« n" ,' ' , ! \ Sanford has invited all Ihe Th* ranteit Is not open to Flnr- of Orlando were dinner guests ..f 'brill « f the cha.e fur the might* ohbic Canada "hal.-; turning blubber int.. nil ’ n*' ' . ' / Divi itott of U PC . Churches of lh* Association to »la power employes hut each Mr. and Mrs " 'be fiery furnaces; -uff.*ring M" j|' l,,,r‘*rl‘’ t , ' , . k, # T h a r' report that tha Croia o f share In thr Group Training contestant Is atkrd to present Tuesday. her cake, which may be a ronstarvation under a cruel captain 1 1 1 "* ,0" ' "■'* XiJltarjt sendee was presented School at 7:10 !\ M. I Ihmk on Die .hole wr i ne Mr and Mr*. F. C. Long, an-l -desertion, capture hy cauni<« four! persons: 1** Lb Hob lloy Saturday—The R. A.’a of the vrntional cake with *hortemng, t u . i-h liuuks uf that tvt-e now. • daughters. Palsy and Linda >-m ,'*,,i mutiny—*11 hi* fabulous ad Meador • J r„ Fori louderdale; [-V*t Baptist Church will meet chiffon or * » n ie . -r v a r.e 'y , but with ored and with orange filling and uerkenJ guest, of Ihe Be. and '«>ture. became material f..r ' "> *• . V W ’ c Juliua U Adams, Safely Harbor, at the churrh at 1:30 a m. _____ ________ I dl.-is MAitV NiDll.L, sn.i has written four books un hurtlcul urv. frosting by 1 pm on that date Mr. Jack Kelly m Tampa g r e a t masterplere. as »> •"•"F « « « ‘ '* * V a Navy owortarmaster first class; SUNDAY n ill . I .it Ttiuriliy'i merling uf Ihe Sanford Garde,t Club You may obtain further inforThe Itev and Mi* E. E Know "Omo..." "Tyirs-e," and "Moby " '• '> ' J d, J; Mildred \Alieo Osteen, a Navy! p jj.y Douglas of Weir* hem, ** 4 , ml . UeutenanP. aid’. nurse at Bay 1‘inraidalr wHI *how pictures at lha m*l!on by con!ac*ini Ml«% llrli-n iml HnutrHIrr « f \Utluun anvrt iiii- n limit, tun ADD! IIONAL SOCIETY ns w took wnllren wrilltrn fur truth hoth ''»••* -veral days day* *1 al K,eir A «• * Umk Veteran* Hospital; and Chief f p „ t a Community I'retbyterian Snudgra.s at Ryan's sture nr .(H-nding at-veral le a c lirr ami and pairnt, (lairnt, "Your Child iTiiltl T e 'l P D>e ih tb p -u mil nul t-* t-- forger his week troclier THI *rhlldt.» forge ON PAGE EIGHT Mrs. Dorks Nelmn, Tlornta | k > wit home here Ihl* week Avlatloo Waehinial Mate George r (,„rrh at 7:30 p m . Everyone l* anrl Mr* Hoy VVra.er ’ Head" hi1 i r - l f r! 1: J! '■' uf- C*ii ' *n fj-irn 'warn lii lu Head" by \ Margaret H■ --<. jviik *<‘ k uf. on ,S>i||-|llbfl N-'Vctnb--i 21 Corp. Del^nd or you may leave Duncan C n i»»rtit. Iinvited. guest* uf Mr McEathron, show* how sight and As-'H put mil oI'OvC a humlre I your name with either If you wish Avon Park were . . . ......... .......... A Tha awand goes In persons with li.e r iilr hook* Ned we Iiji.e I.A S T j IIOW IN l. in regialer by Nov. 7. and Mrs. If E Iliad luck Tue. I’hmvirs ran Ih- u.e.l In help your * nuUtanding military service who b«uk mark, fur Ihe child day ami Wednesday. child Mr*. MrKathrun made up am detrend*"!* o f • Confedarher own ren. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. CunnMr*. E. El< helfn-rger ro-umed lo hclP ala veteran. ingharn entertained with a din- lo her home Sunday nflcr having The »Unf<rd ladle* also attend­ ner at their home Sunday In tele been the house gue»t of Mr and ST ' UTS T(IN|cMT n a n r>.«.uit cintu sScorc ed the memdrial »«rvices in which STARTS flirt bration of their 20th and Mr. and Mr*. Fay Lee al Ihrir home tor S P E C I A L ul SICTROCOUHVI waa included the name o f Mrs. Mr*. W. If. Ryan’s 33rd untune th* pail week ■- I* --*i* - . .# pdtiiM* Mary Lefflrt* Strong , of the anniversary. Mr. anl Mr*. Charles Murrell Norman DeW r* Howard Chapt­ wm *\\imibis. of Kenmore, N. Y’ . are visiting S10.00 I’ EKMANKNTS er. Mr. arsi Mr*. George Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hue Ihi* At *n educational luncheon of Valdosta, Ga. and M/Sgt. and week. held In the Pteell** Ro-"« " f <h* •Untftf X-’ Ft. Harrison .Hotel. Floyd T. ■»! »i Ikborah John ChristUn. .uparintendent of puC n n w o S co K A Eliiototirou-* permnnent is as;.»j«a.j| H-. w as the principle speaker. Fealure— m the direct rrNull of iiii in­ Oct. 13 The local thapter received Co-Feature STA HI'S WEDNESDAY Boh Crumley special mention for ralolog *a*| dividualized haircut exe­ N r n P. O. Phone 103 Michael Thomas cuwl place in tha most new tubcuted with the finished lenptkms per capita in the Stale J. L Horlon Jr. TFfN ACtR FACES THE Hrlnir or have your Potior ef Florida to th* magaiine, "Un­ ntyle in mind. ited Daughter* o f the Confeder­ i M S . FACTS 0F telephone your neil preacy Mtgailne." V (Tubs in Bradeitton and Jackscript Ion to ua. It will be aoeefll* won han.vs at Medn»»accurately compounded with freah drug* •Jay's .e.iion, Tlw> Judah P. FREE „ . . . .. UllOS — . Benjamin Chapter of Bradenton IIIMVKK A OCCUP* NTS TthHf totlf BtVtLlY CAKlAfiO at a fair and reaaonabla price... FAST won Ihe Jefferson ITavis Banner OF AM. C H B V K O I.K T S WAtltR ABEL noacotta for ouUundlng wisvk of cluba CUF A PRK3RNT THIS AD •rFREE DELIVERY Uao of let* than 73. Tho* Jacksonville PHONE 563 HKtll SOC1ETT F.-ature , 21 'Iff'-hapter won a simil.w award far B 'i • I rosbv Gra*# Kelly PERMANENTS IIY: MINNIE HESS 'ork of clubs of moa? than 7&. “ CHILDRKN UNDER IS THE Itin STREET 20th 4 k French “ To lletter Serve You’* KATIILIIINK and MAiiilr. Thar* trrrc more t. an 100 al• \ll :u i..D FHKK" loirille Ball .nding th* conventi.iai. Enterprise Miss Myrtie's Ladies Learn How Clean Machines At Cluh Meeting Schedule Calendar On The O K- L SSI!1'!?*! a Locol Women Attend Convention H eld In Clearwater *; S8.50 23Rce«to Balder SimV Happy Birthday T ea and Sympathy Kerr • Kerr FAUST'S DRUG STORE J l j K PRAIRIE LAKE EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE P v r> A* ' LIFE! V A �* *. 4 •- JhsL Sanfohd disuiaid 'Rain.VexesSHSAsTearn ] Readies For Cam e Friday SECTeamsUndergoShort Workouts By THE ASSOCIATED H U M A*abort workout in sweat clothe* wgj. the menu for several South­ eastern Conference football team* Holiday. A few coachea, dissatis­ fied with li lt week * play, con­ centrated on correcting mlstakrs nude by their squads. Tulare, a 21-« winner over Nvvy Iasi Saturday, went ihrough a light workout Coash Andy Pitney de­ voted the session to group InitrorBan on plans for Mississippi. The Green Wave meet* Ole Mlia al Jackson. Coach Johnny Vaught, recog­ nising Tulane as a worthy opp*> isent. drilled his Rebels In block­ ing and protecting the patter. The University of Florida, meet­ ing Vanderbilt this week at Nath ville, had a comparatively “ restft l” practice setston in sweat clothei The Goar* suffered only minor injuries fron their 7-0 win over Rice and should he in top physical condition for Vandy, Louisiana Stale, who lost (our of five fumbles to Georgia Tech, yof a rough scrimmage. The backs were repeatedly lent against line­ men trying to Jar loose the fun ball in efforts to correct fumbling ten Jencics. Kentucky, KSU'a opponent this •seek, welcomed Bill Farley nick tu ihe squad. Firley, who hasn’t played eollege football store he started at end in the 1952 Colton Bo a I, returned In quarterback duty after four year* In the Air Forte A broken hand kept him from playin'! at the beginning o! the season. '■t.e tl players who s t v most athor. in Auburn** victory i-‘ er Kcrlxcky worked out ■i sweat cls-lhc* 3 i*. Coich Balpn Jordan •enl hl» reserve* through a brief ski-m'sh. The Tiger* start'd pre paring to meet Georgia Tech in Atlanta. The Georgia Tech varsity raced through a 15-minute limbering up drill in sarat dnihe* anJ then was •ent to the showers. The reserves By Alan Mav#r scrimmaged briefly with Ihe B |e»m The University of Alabima. without a victory all last year and without a victory all last year and still winleta this teaton, went through a brief afternoon teuton and watched movies o f Tennessee in action. Alabama will eneountrr a favored Tennessee at Kroivitte The Volunteers had a light drill and viewed movies of tome Ala­ bama games. The Univrrtily of Georgia slid Mississippi State take on OJtside opponents. Georgia meet* Miami Friday night in the Orange Bowl and Stale plays Alabama State at State College. Mm. Plans For Jr. High Football Project Are Well Underway J O H N -0 B U M ** M A J O R S , •TEN NESSEE TAILBACK, h -O L L B E /X T r£ PUX/i'N& (PA PJttT>SO, ETC./ POP A 'f ALL• AVCBCAH B SB th »A * l S r* V \ TPt 1 A/A t/q X *, A S '. fly -. TOTAL OPFEHSi > iV v \ /v f9SS tap cox PtaerKE H7TPD p/M •MO*7 UWABiB PLAVEP’ tl/ r *oPOP* r a r r f p X5 T0T41 or 9/4 P i A** MficX ‘V\ C iL V lt £ i ’f P > ‘P\ 7V<#s B u t I \ TAl KL/XO - * / 5 ’ \ (fOfJTAT % u r I v ’J V s* C *U E P 0 E * r i 'P i tp T p r r ,s'JX X - . S ** T* * WJTP. Tvre moved swiftly Sunday and yesterday to carry nut a plan de­ signed In get football at Junior High before the season it over. Tyre named his committee members, all members of the Chiefs Club before Ihe weekend, and they met Sun lay to begin pro­ jection of a plan of action. On Ihe Junior High project with Tyre are: R. W Williams. R. A. Roberts, Ashler Jones. Sheriff J Luther Hobby, and Fred Ganas. Yesterday R. T. kill wee, Super­ intendent of Public Instnrtton. •onrtioned Ihe Chiefs Club plan, and the group Immediately bejan making concrete plan* for the purchase nf approximately fifty complete outfit*, which will in­ clude pads, practice Jersey*, game Jerseys, helmets, and pant*. Next on the agenda for the Junior high football committee Is the securing ol tome type of sponsorshrip for the cost of out­ fitting the youngster*. Tyre. In a itatement loday voic­ ed considerable optimism for the early resulU of his eommltlees action*. "We're definitely on the right track now." he said, "and there are no foreseen abilities I in our path. All comments from IIhe outiide are favorable, and we are receiving wonderful coopersI lion .** "You wouldn't be weak If there wax something you wanted very much.” Ilia gray eyes looked directly Into her*. and one* again hi* long, senaitlva fingers cloud over her arm. "That remain! to ba seen, Vat," be taid quietly. "Maybe, and quite aoun, I’ll have to find out for myself just how much strength of character I actually have." "You maka me say things which surprise myself." lie moved closer lo her. "What are you doing to me, Vai 7" "I didn't know I u as doing any* thing lo you," the said, but her voice was uncertain. "Oh yet, you are.** lie added with a short laugh, "And I'm darned it I know whtther I Uka It or not" Uruia Harridan stepped out of the officers quaitna lie saw Lurk and Val standing close together by the railing and he noticed tnrk’a hand clasping ner bare arm in what teemed lo mm a poaeeaalva way. Ha suoda over to where they were standing, put his hand rough* ly on LHtk'a shoulder and drew him around lo fare mm. "t just want to give you fair warning. Hanson," he taid thickly, "Last night I let you knock me down and get away with it I had the reputation ot this ship, nrr Captain and nrr officer* to think of, but I hadn't then, and 1 haven t now, any mlrntiun ol letting you get nwny with it for long." Dirk pulled himself nway from Uruca's grasping hand. "I thought I apologised. Harridan," ha said quietly. "But K wasn't a grnulna apolo­ gy. It was a fares of an apology," Bruce said harshly. "You knew it and 1 knew it. And I accepted It la the spirit It waa -ffereJ." •Then I withdraw thi apology," Dirk aald steadily. "Good," Broca nodded. "We ll settle the matter ones we get on ahor a then." * conceited. But It Is difficult lo Dirk shrugged MlghUy. “As yoe pL Slrtlch ana's concert in a point to with." p i Uliev* that two men should sud"1 do wish," Broca said roughly. 5 ' der.ty start fighting >n ths middle "Il l a deflnlta date." ** sf a dance floor over a girl they'd f To Be CMliaaeifJ known ths short tuns you and r> iva War*!* Cietg. ftrerlsiad tv M.mUiiva of l u l .s DuU*. fisltiboltj tv Kiss rsstur** (radicate. •* — CTIATThJl Jo T V AT. W a s walking briskly past i V the cfric-ra" quarters when ah* * found hers-It face to face with * Dirk. Ile had been sauntering along In hu casual way when he saw Val a- coming toward him. lia stopped, * as she dl-L "Hello, V al" ha raid easily, i "Coma and lean over the railing * and have a chat." * "No, thenk you. I've coma up on I * dev a u> walk. 1 need the exercise." * "I see I'm in the dog house," be aald, grinning. "Look here, nave a cigarette and let's find out what's the matter. You re not," he raised one eyebrow slightly, "still angry about last night?" "It Isn't pleasant to t<* mixed up * In a brawl." sue said, and turned deliberately away fr*n rum. "You tcrtously think I was drunk, V ail" bh* waa still looking steadily out to tea. "You said you wrrr, and what other excuse could there b* lor your behavior T" "Uut you Know I wasn't drur.k, VaL" Ilia nand waa grasping her arm tightly as though demanding an ivrvswcr. lihs hesitated. "A t least you weren't drunk the last time you . . danced with me and that waa only * •- two dancea before that wretched * scene." fill* added wltb a sharp break In her vote*. 'Then If you ■ ■ (seven t dr ink, why did you do It 7" •Do you think I d allow any man , |« call me a awtn* and get away with HT“ II* gave her a cunoua - glance and added, "Or perhaps you "' think that wasn't sufficient provo­ cation?'* "I agree b* shouldn't bav* aalJ * what ha did. 1 suppose he can never » forgive you for what happened in Um past." "Frankly, I don't think laat nlgbt had anything to do with the past," r he sard abruptly. ' tou rs not very K Conceited, ar* youT" ” fihr iwung toward him and aald * angrily, "Oh. yea 1 am, normally J K S k T S i Ten4 , ^ ' r. n am _" Pope Urges Sanford Skiiers To Enter Tourney Nov. 17-18 •’ Florida should have a good ski organization.” Pope wrote "Florida has the greatest ski po­ tential of any stale , Let's orga­ nise it a* such.'* Sanford, with its many ama­ teur skier* on Lake Monroe, ts in a good position to lake some award* to be offered at Ihe Flor­ ida Slalom Tournament !o be held Sunday, Nuv. IS. The tournament will be held for men, women and veteran*, but amateurs only, and that exclude* entries from Cyp­ res* Gardens. There will be sia prises awarded in each clais. On Saturday night, Nov. 17. there will be a party to organise a Florida Water Ski Federation and acquaint *he skiers with the American Water Ski Association. Pope expressed particular hope N». 2* Phil Byrd for volunteers from Ihe Sanford Phil Byrd, the swivvrl-hippr.i area. breakaway man for the Semino|ts, proved his versatility Fri­ day night when he started hitting the time for good, hard driving that made him second man on the lotem pole for the Seminois NEW YORK ,n — Leals L ground gainers. Byrd, until Friday Strauss, chairman of the Atomic night, was ineffective in line Energy Commission. say* Ihe plunge* andwasused primarily United Slate* Is "ihe acknowlto be thebroken field runner but during the Boilet fray he edged world leader in every as­ pect o f mirlear power develop­ convDtenlly hurdled the pileupt in the line awl gained the additional ment. both for national defense yards that kept the Seminole* on in-l for peaceful uses'* Straus*, speaking last night bethe march. fore the New York Board ol Trade, erlticired a rharge by Adlal Stevrnvon, Deroorcratie presidential candidate, that Ihe United States was lagging behind Britain and the Soviet Union In the develop­ ment o f full-scale atomic power plants. Until Just before president Elsenhower w as inaugurated. Strauss said, "the opportunities for private development cf mi- No. 17 Eddie Barbour Eddie Barhour wat one of Ihe hardest tackier* of the night He did whtl Is always thrilling ami effective in a bail game. He saw le man with the ball and he made straight fur him instead of waiting for the runner to come to him at it so often Ihe ease In high school games. Barbour I* respon­ sible for Ihe most tpectardar de­ fensive play for Ihe Seminules tor the season. bed for more than i Lasl week Bob Johnson i l l ildtlir.ed with ■ tracked finger But all members show signs of being able to turn to thrlr beat provided they have the opportuni­ ty to get in shape during the week. The Seminole*, w'th a poor 0 2 1 rrtonl wilt be trying for their fin t entry into the win column provided they will be able to mmt.r a scoring punch in the fint half and >1111 continue to play a good aeeond half. CORAL GABLES. Fla — Ene­ my scout* are beginning to take huge gob- of salt when digesting the complaints from the Univer­ sity of Miami coaching staff that the Hurricane offense leave* much to be desired. They point out that every week, the Hurricane* muster enough of­ fense to win the ball game—and employ a different weapon. In the opener against Univer­ sity uf South Carolina, it was the tremendous line pluging of All America Don Bosseler which rollrd up Miami's 14-6 edge Even with B-sseter inactive in the final per­ iod. he gained 97 yards, In the second game with Boston college, the Eagles were braerd for Bosieler and Don wourd up as the biggest ground gainer—but NEARLY 45 POUNDS OF BASS were caught by Gordon Butcher (left i and Calv'n Jnrdtne I right I recently at Red Shell. Butcbrr holds a 34-pound ha'* while Jardine holds one which weight ]0 'a pounds. Jones Squad Leading Sixth Grade Teams The Sanford Grammar School Football Scorecard, at the end of the firs! bracket of play,show rd Jones leading Ihe pack of sixth grade team*. The Jones squad, heading the school in Peanut Bowl points is Ihe only team that came through the initial stansa without suffering a defeat. The scrappy youngster* topped Rich­ ard* 2 0 . Grant AO, ami Rnuth 9 0, to remain not only undefeated, but also upscored on. The Routh squad if pushing hard for the top spot, and they suf­ fered their lone defeat in three games In the Jones squad. Richards tumbled to third p^ace when Routh broke the second place tie between the two lea ms by dropping Richards in a eloie However, the Hurricanes have 6 t» game. Grant ha* yet to break into the been censiitent in one respect in n e b game and that Is on ground defente. They held Smith Carolina to 99 yards net on the ground, got a little stingier against Boston college, limiting Ihe Eagles to a There is no -plil season on dove paltry 94 yards white Maryland found the Miami line even shooting.” Hid Mrs. Letba Fow­ lougjicr, the Trrps winding up with ler, Chief Clerk In Judge Ernest HoushoMer*t office at the Semin­ a mere 91. The defensive ability of the ole County Court House. Hunters have h«cn constantly Miami line Is one of agiliiy. It isn't a huge line as college lines applying for hunting licenses exgo. though It has a couple of ?20 peeling lhal the dove shooting pounders but it is fast and mobile season rrmained on the same —and. apparently, just about two basis as heretofore, Mr*. Fowler deep. The Hurricanes had what explained. The dove shooting season begins amounted to a second string line left over after graduation look on Dec. 1 and continues through six men up front. Improvement Jan. 5, she taid, "in St. Johns, Putnam. Flagler. Volusia, Brevan). Orange. Seminole and Os­ ceola eountirs as well is parts of Marion and I-ake eounlirs." win column, suffering three feats in at many games. The Peanut Bowl elimination season is divided into six brac­ kets of three games each. Standings at end of first brarkrl Team W. L. T. P. B. Pis. f Jones 3 0 6 4 Routh 2 10 1 Richards 1 2 0 2 Grant 0 3 0 1 rlutgua Dec. 1-Jon. 5 Dove Hunting Season homes and md nine*, beginning with the Shippingport plant next year. Of the 19 plants, Straus* said, "six wilt be built by Industry with­ out tfrpendirgt on the goirrnmrnt for any direct financial assist­ ance.’ * Reporting on ovi-raU atomic progress, Strauss said the United State* has built “ a total o| 91 re­ actors In this country, and at least 127 more are either already under construction or planned.” Legal Notice x o r ii i; o r vt't'i t< H U " SUN I I I II I i it n«vric»: in iiiiitiiRV otvnN a th at nI I * xv.Ik *t-oii *i'4 ti*Mie L Uid. h is bel-lcr «< Ik * tw ll« w lo * h < * r tlf lr * t« h ** 111*4 **I4 c e r tU lr a l* l„ r ta x .l.«l t o I.* i - , u *4 th e ic o n . T h * r e r t l f k a t » itumb*r and r » a r at l.au am e, tb» <»«». ri|itlon v l lh» |it« l „ t n . *ad Ilia nxin* in - k i t h It waa J ata aa H I >«t» l i r t l l H <1- h e . 1». Yaar o f I *» j - a No. 41 Bill Tyre '■* ” d” 7 l1 Bill T>re ts one of Hie fa-lrsi J . , , . m t . „|.i t. procresslng mrn on the Seminole I>>to4*r at the fciat a ., r gridiron. At the beginning of the £ *J ' Ktortl’a. oa^iV* ti season Tyre was unimpressive in it-* mctufi °t n ^v. ami didn't seem lo have Ihe de- ' lJlf,h '* *h* i ' h 4*r 0 sire lo mike a starter, possibly Kited mis 1st a*r because he thought he had In bei**** . . . _ . . . . ,, a Senior lo make the startiag line* n r H*rn4 o* up. Two seeks ago, during Ihe, rierjt yiiralt Cos Apopka game, he allractrd altvn- 1 «m »» » « “ » r. lion by playing a creditable game, O w j■ rtoirtme* %*■ amt »ait v*rrt ht waa arrond onl> thal t # n ttg «4 }R to Brantley “ Choo-Cboo” Schirard M m n S - n.i*inx- c a p in .U 'round IlM PUy. g l l ’T M f c J? ? , ? . 11 Tha Sftninnlfi wilt no to M*l- ih%t l \n\*mi i * r bourne F'Kdiv ih i Cl if k of ri^ndi th* Cl oounw rn aaj 'iilabt m ini amir1® two W'lili ttdmiawU Uucbdowna undm lofitd, and Ibejr ilta muh ih« provuion ifriitrralfW a Hkout ,Vnm#CIop fitaiui* i (iriprroirt; nriM nrnil (imp i mp In in iworo o 11 ^ Ha a formula th#i will gi\t ihtm • liitthail h Hh«n ^ r II if ^ | \ ■ H * * [— r* Old man rain (a back again' first half scoring punch. Th.s far plauglng the Sanford Seminole* the Seminolet have been goad for a* they attempt to invade power-1 one touchdown aiainvt any oppon­ ful Melbourne Friday night. The ent, a (way* in the aeeond half, role convolution la that Melbourne and never more than one score la alto gelling It* ahare of rain. n» matter b»w many opportune Melbourne tporta a 2-1 record tie i preienlrd them velvet. thui far for the tea*- n, and head Should Ihe weather clear up and Seminole mentor Bill Fleming the Seminolet have the opportunity •aid. “ they will be one of Ihe for two or three good daya workbe«t team* we'll fare for the rrtl oula, they ihould be in better of the aeaion.'* ahape than they ave been all teaConcerning Ihe deadlock with ton. In the Cocoa game the Semi­ Boilet laat Friday night. Fleming nole tparkplug. Schirard, played u id that he wai generally pirat­ a game while ailing with pulled ed with the fint half performance rib earteledge and Murray Nance of hit club, particularly when taw limited action with a pulled compared to the flrit halvrt in ligament in hit back For the prior garnet ."However,” he taid, Apopka gurre Jack Sloliky wat “ I feel that they played a super- out with a leg injury that, along lor tecond half, and I think that with a virua attack, kept him in will be the teaton trend. Some team* Juit pUy a better half eontUttntly.** Fleming had particular pralte for three member* of the Semi­ nole squad for their perform­ ances Friday night Phil Byrd, Ed die Barbour, and Bill Tyre, thnr Jlltk Pope, pw/tir of Florida's boys that have not realised their full potential thut far thi* sea­ famous Cypres* Gardens, in a son teemed to come into fill message to the Hrrsld yesterday bloom last Friday night. Barbour urged that Sanford he ** 1I repre­ sented in ihe Water Ski Weekend and Tyre are both Juniors. at Cypr.-s* Gardens. November 17- a W ✓ SAFETY mu UOMIt Wls-DSHlflD wimloots WIN05HIH0 WISH AIM} mat nuioum WHIIl (ACXINO P H IL L IP S M ✓ MAINTENANCE V/ COMFORT moIOi OIL lUIIICATION SMI* WINDOW S CUANID All / .SOUND ■NSIt f OS CAI IIUI .HID OUT rules onmtu COOUMOsxstiu UiNSMIUlON AND DltriltNTlAl IATTIC1 AMD CAIlll P R O D U C T S a r t d istribu ted in plus list CLEAN tOOMl »Oi MOTOtlSIS rtf I MASS AND lOAf INIOtMAtlON S A N F O R l) a tq j v icin ity l»r �11—ROOKING and PLUMBING MERCHANDISE - CL HA.MIC TILE THIS iWAYr to nou< what you want CLASSIF IED ADS Ph. 43—ARTICLES far BALE Paul F Mueller 8 Hon Ph. 154 Free estimate. Quality work. Factory re conditioned Winchester Model 12 shotgun IAS. R. A. PLUMBING Newman. Phone 318, Contract and Repair Work Free Estimate# —Factory to Teo— R. L. HARVEY Alumlanm C04 Sanford Axe. Pbona 1828 V c R tlU a Enclosed bead, rail with plastic cmia. Plastse ee rayon u y n . Cotlna or nylaw fio u W d t eorda. M X fil j a m Seahirik GUm Rod Pilot O . 112*114 Waat 2nd St. PboM tt* Coniraiimf aad Rep*1' IMT Saalord Ate. Phon* 1113 We buy ana sell used furalUire. Paying top cash pcicra tor any W. J. KING thing of value. SUPER TRAD* Plumbing contractor ING POST on 17*93 Ph. 2063-W. Kohler Plumbing A Supplier K«tm Electric Water Heatcra BE SURPRISED at our variety 2334 Orlando Dr. Ph. M and low price*. F.M.B. Sc. loe A 28c Store, 321 8. Sanford. Plumbing. Krrsky Heating Practically new 20-guage Reming­ M. U. HODGES ton automatic sTlolgun 188. RService un All Water Fumpa— A. NEWMAN, Phone 318. Wclla Drilled — Fumpa Paoia Road. Paose too FOR FILMS. Flnlihlng, Tape Re* corders. Supplies. See WIEThis is a free pass to the Prairie HULDT'S CAMERA SHOP. 210 l.al.c Drive-In Theatre for Em­ S. Park Ave. mett Lawson. Exp. dale Oct. 23. 1956. M gauge Remington Model 4S automatic shotgun with poly* PLUMlHMr A HEATLSG Septic Tank Installation A Service choke, New condition, Reaa o f­ Heater Service Archie C. liar* fer accepted. G. Spencer Harden irtt. Phone 73I.W or 1335. Ph. 1910 J. 1 IA—PLACES la EAT TODAY (anl every -lay, except, Sunday) we're open lrom 11:00 a.in. ‘Ill 2:WJ a.m. THE DOG* GIL BAB & DINER. Lake Miry { —CARD OF HUNKSWr nlih to thank ell lhu»e that helped In any way during our dear mother*' illnet* and at her p jm n s. May our Lord bleu and k*ep you. Mr*. Rote E. Dixon ami Family. 3-PERSONAL NOTICES~~ (IAIN MORE SPACE In your liuine with storasr walls, builtkULLAVV'AV, Hospital and list)) in cupb.’s id i. shehrt. etc. See Bade Day, «Vc*k, or Monta—T ci HILL LUMBER A SUPPLY 1424. Furmturt Center — YARD for ravy-to-follow plans 118 We»: Fitat at. arid rpialdy materials at econ­ omy priies. 223 W'. 3rd St. FREE PHONE 83 “ The Lumber Num­ ber". 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OZIER Dr. De Bar). •Do It Yourself.” Builder Desirable furn garage apt. 432-W, 8—BOATS AND MOTORS WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Phone 1359. It—APPLIANCES STINE NOW — — Machine and Supply Co. FRIllIDAIHE appliancaa, a l i g n 1-Bcdroom duplex, kitrhrn equipp­ New 1107 Evlnrude JIttuts ed, living 100m furnished. Ph. YOU'LL LOVE 207 W. :nd St. Ph. 62 and urviec. G. IL High. Oviedo. 1124-M. THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID BRICK Fla. Phon* FO-3-3313 or Sanford (j AILI.n d r u t h e r s All 19MS Evinrudes and a brae 1642 K after I p. n 2-BEDROOM HOME Dragline A Rulldoaer Service selection of Used Motors, Itsats Avalon Apu. Eficiency, Ph. T20-W This home has large living room Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2193 W Sanforl. DUO-THERM space healer and ami Trailers. with fireplace, 2 extra large Evlnrude Sales A S en ire Perfection apartment aiie ga* EFFICIENCY’ Aparlment. Suit bedroom*, dining rwrni, kitchen ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call able for bachelor or coupia. PH HOBSON S p ortin g G ood s range. Both In good condition. with plenty o f cabinets, break­ Ralph Hay, 3i50. vate bath. Arrota from Peat Reasonable. See at 2600 Hia301 l>l. SI. Phone DM fast room and nice terrened-in Office. Manuel Jacobson. waiha Ave. CRUSI.LY - REN'DIX porch I ! —TRAILERS Sates «nd Service Furn. cottage, r n a i o n n b l n . Beautifully landscape*! grounds Large oil heater, 30 gal. drum. HAN DALI, with uttside sprinkling system, Located on IT-92. Ph. 3010-WL This Is a free pa>* to the Mutie800. Phone I078 XR. 1317 DrugElectric Company central heating for extra com ­ land Rlde-ln Theatre for Hill la* Ave. rToom *ptn.~l»TlElmT PK 2943~W. fort. Excellent residential ioea* Adams. Exp. date Oct. 21. DM- Service— Quality— Satisfaction Ph 11J Sanford 2S37-J-3 De Bar) tlan . . . 2417 M URKL AVE. AIR CONDITIONER, 1-Ton Fri* 2 -Bedroom house partially furn. ODIUM It TUDOR, INC. Trailer. Sale-RentTPh. 669-XR. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a gidalrt, cools with water 173.: 170 mo. Call 998. 2*128 S. French Ave. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. PHONE 1379 XJ. Phone 2100 — 2960 It will nay YOU to see us hefonLONG, Pnone 188 207 East Ri»e Court 6 room apartments, you ouy. Open Evenings ami Commercial Ave. Ilotpoint kitrhrn range, good furnished. Kitchen equipped. This it a free pass lo the .MovieSundays. Eastside Trailer Sale* condition. G. E. Refrigerator, 6 Phono 1494. land Rlde-ln for J. A. Burton Sr. ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, iUtaPalalka, Fla. months old. Phono 2971-XJ. Exp. date Ort. 23, I9M. menls, Invoices, hand bills, and 8 room unlurn. apt. Navrly decora­ programs, etc. Progressive 43-BUILDING MATERIAL* l i —USED CARS ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 105-W. —BROKERS aad REALTORS Printing Co. Phone to* — 4u3 West 13tb St. HKD-l-MIX CONCRETE 1933 Chryaler Windsor 4-door Da2 room cottage, eamplfftfly fur* Window Sills • Lintels Luxe. Only 22.VMI actual mile*. niihod ready lo movt In. By Septic Tank • Stale Approved Call Ray Herron. Phone rcW, or For home repair work and altera­ tion*. Call 131-J. Ray C. Slagle. week or month. 2404 Park Ave. Sand • Cement Mortar MU 1343-W after 8:(W p. ill. ir. nnm nau t. w. m rfo Miiacle Concrete Co. REALTORS FOR NEW PONTIACS and S'-od. frees trimmed, removed and de­ r n Elm Ave. Phone 1.735 FURN. 4-Rm. and 2-Rra. apart- IN I Park Avo Phono 27 or m moted. Ph. 1007-K menla. Adult*, 116 N, Jsisamine clean USED CARS, call Ray HANFORD TREE CO. METAL HOOFING Helton, Photic 213d, or 1343-W Now in stock, 5 V Crimp— !* " I and 3 bedroom cement blork alter 0:00 p. in. FOR EVERYTHING In hardware lake front homes. 44A. A 883 Uorrogsteil . 2 ' , " Corrugated and paint *ee—Hill Hardware laio HUDSON Commodore r. unfurnished. Phone U29, St. $L Get all Your roofing needs at Co., 301 E. 1*1 SI.. Phono 53 John Realty Co. Convertible, yellow with led Sherm an C o n cre te P ipe Co. A. R. PRTKRBON leather upholster) 32W. PHONE Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. Out West I3lh St. 2 Brdfuum furnished house. 3UQ Broker Aaaaciatea: A. ft. Peterson 1679 XJ. Jr., P, J, Chtsuraon, GarUeld W'e build, design and rrfiniih. 4X-RU.HINEKS EQUIPMENT • Holly, AJulia only. Ph 1391 J. Wlllstta, John Melach and it. W. See at 918 French, Ph. 52-1L •SO black Studcbakcf Champion. Williams. A. C. Doudnry, Land New l*re«. battery, completely 40 HOUR Alarm Clocks. Guarante­ HAYNES (Mike Machine C«.t 6 room furnished garage apt Surveyor. overhauled. Owner having Typewriter*, adding marhlnM. Adults. No I'M*. Phono 221. ed 81.89. Sanford Jewelry A 119 N. Paik Ave Phone 1199 town, must sell. Phone ISJu. Stirs Rentals, 314 Mag.. Ph. 4L 3 bedroom, kltchon e q u i p p e d Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave. liouso. Close in. Jimmy Lowon. 3 MILKS FKOkf THE ('UH.’K 1952 Chrysler convertible with 47—F U R N IT U R R - O O U R t M O L O Ph. 4tA. A lovely homo In exwllt-Dt rundl power steering. Above overage* , otixe d r i l l i n g - W in d ow s, F lu or*, Office, ( all 1119-J, I). C. Caldwell tioo with 19 arres oJ Ulnl lend new tires, low mileage new tup. Hilt DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Efficiency apt. Ill-way 17 92 So. Al*u • ISM) 4 door Plymouth, 53 on herd road. 8l9,uoa-TKII3t.S —at WatrhoUse Prices, visit City lumps. Sluir.berland Court. motor, new paint, way xb'xe • EMPLOYMENT ~~ KERRY'S. IV* are rxpqrts at as­ I-VKEFRONT LOT sisting you to aecurn gracious For Rent- 2 bedroom concrete Beautiful average. Call 410 Willow Ave. building site, M3 feet sood look* with functional con­ Phone 2389 K evenings. 26—HELP tVAVTED-FEMALr. hU«k h ou se, furnlihed. Phone an Cr)*(sl Lake 15 ,009. venience. Todny'a btit buy* In 2339-31. Tiil CHEVROLET 4door .tdan. Waitress wanted. Apply Touch- nationally advertised furniture Consult A REALTOR First Automatie drive. Look* nice ton Drug Co., Mr. Gilpin. at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. l-4hraa room bouse. Th. 3413 J, I9S N. Park Av*. Phone t i l l drives nice. RAY IIEKRUN, First St. Phone 1997 for EvanCULLEN AND HARKEY Phone 2450, or 1343-W after C:w .Saleslady Wanted. Apply in per ing Appointment. REAL ESTATE son Manuel Jacobson DepL p m .__________ _________ I BOO Dosrn—150 .Month Store Aeros* from Post Office • BIG VALUES I Bedroom borne *• t M s, with 14—FARMS AND CRUVRA • QUICK CREDIT • Typist •had* and fra It treei. Equipped • EASY TERSIS Ijuly, nu age .urnts. Mu»t with stove, refrigerator and 20 icra tila farm. Three bedroom WlIJiONMAIEK he f -«•» A at. .. ,i- Good work­ kaator. Complate price 4*.sa# houae. larga bans. All equipment Now and Used FurnlUrn ing Hours and salary, Apply m 15— APPLIANCE r e p a i r i n g and m rh in try. Easy toraa. Ph. 3 BEDROOM Ham*, well located, Phono 931 pci sun, by appointment, Phone 311 E. ririt 8 t. 1393-J. P. O. Box 1144 Doatrabla aa hams or rental. HEATERS 70S. Used I oral tore, a , , ____. *4—DOMRA Cleaned and Cheeked •ve. Bonght-eold. Lorry's M an The* i* a fr*.-o pas* to the Rllr PHONE 1320*11 321 Eaat 1*4 BL Phono 161L 1225 DOWN Thealre for Ruth II. Seolt. Exp. Regiatrrod Real F.tiato Broker lx -III.A t IV PARLORS 3 Bedrooms and Carport* ■tale Oct. 25, 1950 Pbona 3371 11-92 at Rlawaiha Tarraggo Floors Mo,ter a Air-conditioned Salon 27—Hi:i.P~WANTED—MALE Kitchen Equipped REAL EBTATK DRIVE-IN Harriett’* Bcutity Nook Me# Reiidaatlal Locstioa Experienced Part 2544 Pranch Av* 141 H. Oak Pis. 971 Rag Rov*. Landscaped Yards Time Produce A Meat .Market Famous Simmons Innertpfitif or J. W. HALL, REALTOR Ready for occupancy 10 2 washa This i* n free p**v to Hie it»t/ Hot Spring. Men Apply Tip-Top Super Jabnay Walkrr, Asoar Iato A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Thcalre for W fl.ir Itohtax *r. Market. Full or Twin Sue. Choir* of "Call Hall" Phona 1759 Builder Lake Mar)-. Exp date Oct. 25, Firm or Exirn-firm. 29—SALESMEN * AGENTS Phone 1991 1900 MeUMrUia 1956 For Limlltd | M II ONCE IN A BLUE MOON A buy like this. 11.000. Cash. |A3 Time Only NEWSPAPER street valesboys. LARGE 4-bedronm horns. Ueal SPEC! AI monthly. PritHcally new 2-brd8100 Down Delivers Ages 8 to 12. Apply lo Hark locsilon for children, Ph. 2381-J. 8lo Permancn',. 8150 100m masonry horn* . Kitchrn Malher o f Sanford Heir*, The Sanford Herald, after KVA BESS BEA IT V SHOP •quipped. On 170 ft corner lot. 203-09 E. First 81. Phono 127 d room, 2 bodronm h <mc, 14780 school. Phone 663 Fine lawn and shrubbery. Total LocaUd on Old Orlando Highpriro 99,s » . 30-WOKK WANTED, FEMALE 17—BUILDING - REPAIR* *ay. Ideal for chlldron, teheet TV SPECIAL bus atop. Call I222-M. PAINTING Wanted — Ironing at home. Sofa Red Phone 2J25-M4. RAYMOND M BAM. Malrbing Chair M K R FRONT OSCAR M. HARRISON C o ffe e T a b le New three bedroom home on REG. BROKERS Marine Finishes 2 Step Tables Lake Emma. Ona and half tiled 8 . D. Hlghlvynan, Associate 2 Lamps Knr Your Boat hatha. Florida room. Lut Jll' 31—INSURANCE 294 loath Park Av*. Phoaa 990 X 222'. Turn So. ona miJo at Senkarik (il.i.w end I’ainl Cn Oaklawn Cemstery. COMPLETE MODERN 112111 W. 2nd St. Phone «20 IP IT IS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE GOLDEN |IA\VN This |a a fra* pat* to the I'rairia 98k Oumlay k MontHtb FldliiK sanding and finishing All thr NEW KINDS of fire nnd INTKR8PRING MATTRESv^ leke Drive-in Thealre for Ins at 117 South Park. Phone 111 Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ casually, insurant* available in Keg 443.60 less IraJe 82980* Messer. Esp. date Ort. 23. 1136. nole county «lnce 1925. liie belt of Cumpamct at Low They Know c-t Kites to those who qualify Dux Springs at Identical Savinfs H. 31. Gleason, Lake Mary Something Different Consult B A L L INSURANCE HOLLYWOOD RED OZIER REALTY CO. In A 3-Bedroom Home MciiT n k y -sm ith p a in t s AGENCY, 204 S. Park Av*., Innrrtpring Mallrest 2 -Large Bedroom* wills large Laura 8 . Osier, Realtor 206 » Park Phone IIM Sanford. Fla. Box Sprlnj; walk-in cloven, large living Ilaiei M. Field. Airocfaie Ileadbvgrd (choice of colors) Floor SAtillntr nnd finishing. -MONEY TO LOAN room, kitchen has exhaust fan 3401 Ko. Orlande Hwy. Thon* 1359 A brllrr job at a heller prkr. IIU .50 and cabinets galore. Florida EVENINGS! 9115 and 790 Free estimates. Ph. Collect AUTO LOAN S Room-Guest room with private Legs Free Oviedo FO-63IH._____________ COST LESS bath and entrance from screeaRETIREMENT HOMES eJ porch. Large storage room See aur new line of floor covering For Painting call Mr. Tasker. Ph. and laundry. Oak floor* except and complete home furnishings. CCS-Xit. Room special 814 95. Bank W. M. " I T RTEMPER Florida room and kitchen o f FREE DELIVERY OF .SANFORD Gay Alton. Aaandala T el Burnett vynal Ule. * » car porte, all ECHOLS BIDDING CD. ArieMn Prtea, Atanrial* for PAINTING on 3 larwith plaety of Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1211 ■enltor— GanaraJ Inanraac* 2601 Grandview Phono 1953-31. shrubbery ’■Rod Bamberger" Mgr. Mar 2113 112 N. Park An. FHA, VA *0 . Service" Loan Open Monday's HI 1:49 | J*— DOGS— CATS—PETS 29-PIANO SERVICE J. II’r.ltKINH Phon* 9270 HERBERT CHERRY VISIT OUR BALCONY L. I. Sill — Piano Technician WANTED Bird Doff for hunting. co-own»r and builder Real Eilat* Brokerage — Notary Phono 2227-XJ* Phene 2144 Beat* 1, Sanford TIM W. 3rd SL Phono 1190-ft. 1219 W. 134A SL Rear-Barber Shop lti* a l* il« I I :* * 11-IS lt:S < UHt s *s site 8:4# tsa «:II * t* :.*0 7 IX IS* 1 : 1* tl*« *:!• 1* ** Ittt* Itilt t l:ll 11: 2* 11:18 89:48 III 7:18 1 as 8 : 0* *14 toil) 14:40 ll.ee Stilt till* Hits li e * t r ie 19:80 1:** IH lil iitt 1:18 8 :8* lie BUSINESS SERVICES ROSA L. PAYTON. LOOK B A LL R EA LT Y Oea* Hens* ** Q i t l l fltwdirt P«Uf M » d rtipo KM PlbinPurViriJ *9 Ja* A Viable 8t*4 nkslmn lll.tte Queevlea Ptpvl Playheus* rail Kill.r* 1 l.*4 1 Live* 11:1! Itreecl 1.** Paul. Slsrr F»r4 Lot* Show—. *• om Nans Ulan-Off T*»t Paitrrn svKnkF.eisAS aionxixu (lead Macnl.g Caoi Kanaarn* nr All Thins • Dedtrar 14 nttlka II lltck Vatlsol Ijidy |j>ie *( lit* ItfArrh for Tomcidiv iluldtnu l.lghv ■I S* llruuct nuod Up a ti* Cauatsd Ar Wncld Tut** .l«b**r fa r ..,. IlnuaapiM V nig p*r»tr llo* V'rribr llrlghlrr Day Krcrel H|nrm 874*# nf Night Opr* linn.* Radio Seminole Realty WOOLSEY V ID IO T V C N A H H ftL 9 T tm O U A V m K axu u s A 4 * * a iu ro w ith L a d s W a ll e a ftv r F ir s t . Lost * A lw a ys C sn e o o C s r a lv a l ca w * a th s r * K o w t- g a s ru J a k e D t ly N tw t Deo M ow'* C o ra tr U a s l la a a t r Its D ilfis o u s L lk t r a c * s t I i J d TKfSO L is t s Its * O kstten l i t . * * * g u e stle a F e rd T k ta v ro J a n * tV ym aa T k ts tr o f k l a a r tn lin M ahl K sw s R te s tl s:u>i>l>t t>us w ttrlla N i r h t a lr * 1 *• • K ll.o « s r t w i VS TSVK N A IIlf l T r s im iA v MS SIS lilS *:lt • :S 8 lilt liii T i l E! R A T E Carda of Thanks are 11.00 por Insertion regardleea e f ataa. la *nJJhH* !! k m !d ?s o^U iJ. ** het *»t ‘ th» r « « y nut la coaaivUnblt •ngth, art billed At 11.00 per column Inch. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACROM J .O ily sutwiancoa 9. Bco tllah ra p t g .O r u t m u tong 10. Bubaido « 'I s is • ts s It ;<s* T I* T 88 7 vs 23. Cgyprx « m ;:n :: i >i -i m i IlDi god rxan n >K* HI*. ■ (var.l 4. Slumber 9 Spigot 9. Arabian garment 34 Habitual drunk* ard Sl.Caran* T. Pa stagegold xvaya for ftshto Art Carney 39. TV 12. g h te p llk t 13. Ph ilip ptn t Island 14. Sm all handbill Id Hasten IT . Doctor la b b r 1 11. M inisters * Step 34. Body o f w-sler of Franca 28. Chtaaee 27. French d 1silk 1ri*j c p '* si I'JMDdt. UL'fl * ay? •J •. *je_x(:>ra D - nvj.*j r l'J ll op X 'J .V * 11011311 XM.-J 1 • IP J M is n J 1 3 . t, 1IXU3M '.WIIMli device* 9. Pam per 11. O rgana o f tig h t 19 K n o c k 19. W eep ro nvutalvety 30. Ripped 22. A n em peror 21. Russian river 31. N o u r* uh«t 33 O n f r o n t 34. V e r y nm nll brook* 33. E x c lu d e 39. P a in fu l Teeteedey'* Aoeoee 40 Any plant 91 the family tridaceaa 43. The waUtb9 1B re t ) 4 J. Twilled fabric spot 1 % m s port 1 4| »• * 30 Hihsw-I 32 Biblical ntmt A % li 33. R cprvaenttd 34. United N ation* la b b r ) 37. Troubl* 34. C o w l 41. Lucid 44. ih ip w n rm 49. R un nw ay and m a rry 4 4 R s t tr n a l *t*d r o w ring* 47. Break f % A I# >7 li * IV % % ’ Jj IT” • TT is % J5 fil % IV *.• id 'A 41 % -1 Si It % M a* suddenly 4 4 A n sic h ista 4 4f ’A DOWN 1. Gifted 2. D ry BII.LB HARD •hinge 30 you're through FAT? Sell through w ith Want Ads for CASH. BE A 2-CAR FAMIty Call 1821. w aK t I t i If ads CHOOSE A N 4g > U H D CAR tenants PROM O U t OR1AY tllIC n O N OVVAU M t I n 'n i M O p G R A MK O W f UNf RAl M.v9>.«. f’ MUNI HOW I * Qi b, ,.ih Strickland-Morrison H I !u , INCORPORATED Your Friendly Fard Dealer 309 K- lei. St. Plana IN F.V 8IX IM 1 T w l | l | h t Buaga keertt (look llusla sv |(au4ans V . F W. Drlftlnu On a Cion* G se n ln r stu ilo 87441* F is h e r Till It's liai.r.ilms *:** S t«kl 174II I'-is kill Faila4 h'all.-fia l i t * Tha llh r ih m ll-ur !• I* llama W ith Stull* 1*18 Saws It:** Mien O ff it rnxs-sM ss t as j r 'I H I MC'JMT UTilMul X’ v r * I 3. Secret toeltly (Chin I * r i im m ii T lie lil.t U n .1 Iln u r VVoilff AV Mis ir o n m H v t, H W n ° g k<*n On l'is > Urrakart San* vs roam Jamharai m N g g 5 a l CONCRErtpm km Nan a Irian O'rUrk Cluk Nr* r KI..HJ. Nant-WmlJ kearta s i A O tsn r* 8 *8 iarhrr's Chnlr# 1 :1* M*rnl*e nssallam M 1 tie* t t ’e r l i * * ! , Ti7 n * 8118 Sfarnlny S la l* 4 ls s s-l* Ifrr# *>4 Th *> * If St l i e s v.'luk iiita Qsms nf M r|o 4 r lit* sVnrl4 s i Noon v r r x k in n x H i* * R*4ln Farm Dlasst it lx l l s r N o t* K l e r k I SI New* I II K i r Nana r a n c h l i t S m trlra n l.a a iu * (la c r1 Tran T'm* IM ill* New* * 11 Teen T l i r * 17-BROKERS and REALTORS Robert A. Williams REkl.TOR Raymond LundquUI. If 11.11 WANT POSITIVB I I E S U L T S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ .. .'w J ' 2 •"•""'"g •*• ••lit l se the lliwe-lfkltd and Prosen PUb far telling — the Sucrraaful llaaehnmgh A i r * Whin* m i L* 1 “ ♦•••OTft Ylllir *• * rl'* " “ nr . In l - N NR nMl1- KII.LARNKV POINT Oirrlttokine Lake Ktllainry 13 Lake Drlie WINTER PARK 3-IIKIIItuO.M HOME ■11 , , M ED., 4H.T 17 - 1:30 P.M. All m eets in * **),u<y erow ,r- n .u n are oared. Here you ran alto enjoy aceeoe to the « o , UauGful and Acrnli I.Mkr Killjrnr). Il % «»r frmrnl block ciiiiaIruction » lib rrH l»ri**k I?|f. ASSOCIATE rborve 1112. Atlantic Bank Bldg. d'!?u w iih ’ , fy ln g FOR QUICK ACTION use Oaiti- toiinlv properly hul enluye Uinler Park M-rvlee* Including the “ beat drinking «a lr r in the la n d ." electrl* 8*°« ••. • .m, man „r|lter). 4.ll»v IA a FA: fitd ada 10 sen real hire. Call 1921. say "Charge It." FINANCIAL $179.00 -The ctoesd'O**' Ctoim* osKGoc T "Isossoboe*^, Florida State • LIVESTOCK if vou are heillant to express your tender thought! la poatle forks, rou may avail yourself o f the Herald'* collection o f original vwma. expro** In poetic beauty the emotions o f the MartetitogK Among them aro vertea appropriate to any circumstance. CM008R GOOD WORKERa throng* Classified ad*. IM an experienced ad writer asilat you. V * )P r - T h r r r 'e a L a rg e l i « l n s room n k r lak e view and • s e jia r u lr d in in g ro o m . \ j * | . . r *' ' ‘ r ' - l i e * iu and )o u r s n i s i s a ils hour* o f r e la x in g p lea su re, OL'TSlDL I III: CITY LIMITS OF SANFORD ON U.S. H i ) . 17-92 SUN DEI.I, COURT 5 Ciimplelrlr Furnlalml Unlit HOME. COTTAGER, OY KILN111,' I III'Its., O tT. IX— 1:30 P.M. Ihr Sun llrll 1 null tri>nl. |lx (|. <m the lliglioa i, and rxlrndi tuck aniirusimalrly !*6 J (I. In drhlh lu paved r rrnrh .\»r„ which is now bring drrrlnped into a highgrade rreldential area. There Is a nrw aehoul direelly arena* from the property on I|v*> French Ave. frontage. Thic is a grH»d im-unuf i>j>p«ttunlly in * choice location on well-traveled mein North Suulli l'.M, ||»). 17-92 — tha rnnnrrling link hrlwrrn Ihr l.alr Cilr of Florida, Jack* ronvillr and Ihr City llraullM . Ovlan-ln. ihr hub of Flor* Ida. The loeatlnn of Sun Dell V'ourt i* only 20 mllea noeih nf Orlando, OTHER COMING AUCTION'S INCLUDE: llninre < sty — ll» > . 27 A To«er l.alr llcsch Lot*. Oil. 31 Auhuinriale — C»mm. Itldt , Income Uniln A Lot*, llridrr* Ave., Oel. ! i ako VValea — Orange lllowwim Inn — Oel. 39 t |-|a n s b r o u g |-] TFPAIS: fOK down It Aurtlnrw. Imlanre *nnoune•d. Write for descriptive feldera on these nnd oilier rat Ing suction*. & L |«-w JriittitffW H M M h A- J. ~* ~V*- ^ & �•- 9 iongwood Garden tr. MBS. tCTH LtYO TW stasy fre * U fr' Yin. H « / « ■ will U Kipp/ U .ex." u : the i* fip T tie i to r*tarr. to Bouquet <T u om v* i t e l i ta ".he O t m Ii ; il.r r m i« al Ilsifiul. W« i n r t r j b w r to report at Mr*. Henry Heath b i r*» raed bsae from th* boip.tal >trn i b sM ir>tM in ' operaitem <« bey e y e *. T h e o p eratio n *-*X aaereeifsl. H if com only i ssaiter of eoflTaletrenc*. Mr*. ' 11 th will *003 be oot m l Mn There a >.rt seeth e «f tie . t u n and Besertcadti l x elea fee a ottered e d tipper u the G n yei^ e S tfM tf. m i Kr» L "x L Vi) ta aa M e o A 4aM fttie ef a CnOer'a iybrxf Cr*caw » i i awarded to Mra. Cdja H.r"• er a « w '..‘a aa* ite e t. Last- n i aOUMOLC rOCMTT laew*wroaw .-a Ueavarr Jiwtt to*- of O»w«do. Cilintu ter». Mr*. Gray ftrat ttaped »»• waped fa Lifj| hy tv_Te> > ti the r c o d i .NVwrytna iM Grower*' A u w u u e . U ie :| t tailea tnewer atm eaed. there w»* a i^ r M ii era •u * i R fa lw *_"*ery **et * rood e t/T ire Tie Camellia Cire'e met it tie home t i Mn S »tri Antes, r t 't Mr* lh a iil b t ii l: aa a h t t ie u Mn D u d G» rre! b r j t V i r i l ( ‘ i . ' r n . preferred ( p i s e sh e r wsti a h , rh>A and pewrxj at­ tached. f a perawsa! c h t n a u e i ie CytJbtr s Cur Gardena Ear* *>■ p m a t-laew trapped *heet a mate**, r t i f f i at tie tad of tie year, to s r d t ore ha* a.-pt Role Of Air Force Topic Of Talk At Oviedo Club 'What Makes Me Tick' Topic Of Tolk A t Sanford Home Demonstration Meet B* MIKliN t JOMU OVIEDO—The t in i- 'ran* IS* 0*^*4* W . t j V i O j» t'dtr ow e »if*'^ed that tie cbh ** *or lad berm V n i H <t»:* * > • on U M to ' W e t t ■ *.' ! r r Doreen m pce»f)t a P CaRahas. *etr. fsfca C .lr l; as- Mn C L VtlL* y t si Mr*. V i a t i 'the: Make* l* l a ,_ M tie » - r e~ the m*e s e a ls, J s k t i u i wua fear er- ,.: j 3t reriemert* rrei'etj ** tie ip-.Ae testa with r aai erriax. itep hy a*ep. ralaable -re m i l l th p o it e n on te e -tifil arrange n *—.".* of fi^wera, Mate* a&i freeaerj. A b » j U J termed t a i .ih ti e ~ waa *i>.jed hy tie Dirt G i.d tten Crrle at lie home d Mrs. A. V Let. Jr. ef U srtl A>rr.e ea fr.d*y C e W e i w i ■ ere Mn w A- Kratttn. Mn Gescje Kartes tad Mra. Edmsnd W h r x i The t i u s u . Mra. Hardes m e i « e j tie pas* tf the Garden Ceh .f has!eri. is a^-x B. B. Cray boa retorted - -a* after apeodinx a three a if-ti-i meatioo wjir her dauib- ** the h a p y s t r r t i'^ i tt a * tie ert o t1* * t>< the Asee hy V of tae r e - ' n & a lR e ' U drr»*ed ti a arr.iel tad tT tn ir tfi ti ef there er fee the !i* E .erjt-- ■ Ri/rC-asd, tit. where ihe Tidi­ ed iaarhter, Mra. J. c. Crawf .rd. i r : fa*r. ;!y, then iht p f w e i r l to P^r tar l. Ottg'ifi, to el it lasrh rr, l * ;t * Gray. Mira Gray operate* the Re*t Viet* Rome r-»ar Portland, Mr*. Gray riaitel I* V t a r o m fi Waah., too uvl repane the icenery on th* W rit G-wat rrry v ia t lG L Mr. aM Mri. W. Bennett. »tr. ar-J Mra, Ward Statena, Mr. and Mr*. H-wart Warren. Mr. and Mn Ray Fraier of Jtolnar St. *M Mr. aH Mra. J, C. Itctr’er of K-teTpri** enjoyed a plr-jte a* c ,jr.tyih*4e Park on Wedie*day. Oct. 3, th* wcailon le.nff the UrtMay of Mr. Heliler. 3 T. 'f.Bteomrry of Orlar-da, a f ' "raer m M ent of l/m r * ' •!. w ti a r*«*nt eiaitor of all hi* fa -w.*r reichbnfO op Maine S Har»ll JaeVion ha* retorted h .n e fro-a a Inna raration ep-rt . j . rpe where he eldted ti* . . >a. who U lUtloned in y In V -e C.S. Air C«n*. rf, t w H frrm Mra. Finn -e c - - J+ - who ra* been a pitier.t , t ;* farepta Rome in Sanf rd f , . , <ra! week*. *ay* that * 1 pe-t ke- home eery *<-•". l»rry Neuman ertert; 1-* T>.-r*.!ay BHix* C ub at her fc*w la»t Tharaday. Am r* •v# *-e—V r f preierst ar.d p’a jir e were. Mr*. It. C. Carlton. Mr*. Char e* Nickel*. Mr*. Era Jamea a’ J Mra. T sfra * Gladwin. 7>c Saturday E’ er.ir.f P ror> ’e Clsh wet at the betae r f Lent* Kre’.l on Ea*t Lake St. ta*t aeaeral ■Itr-tay eeeiunx. of —ereten atiil in the nertii only Mr. n»d Mr*. O ar'ea WaJea ef Fern Park Mr*. M « h Taw per i " i John HaUliter were pie•es: to enjoy the eaeniar f'jiy. t Mr. and Mn. U C. Walker bar* ret-rr.ei to their Vrse after a three *>«u r*coUoa. ■tptfllltri * ■ ■■ * ■ ia Matioeal defettie. beisi n<H <jua!:fied la tJbj* btaarh hifr.te’L la IMT le < l i icier ted hy the Air AL C h a l m e r s a bush * b il l Fcrct foe rradaate ated> in *!tta work at the L'sircnrt; of H ut! II* . Asa Ir V r V i-e -t In jertsa.ti.-al eayreen E f and ifertai.a.rx is f . d t d silaU , e« war awarded hi* aer-id 9ii*!*r • f.t ■■ - ’etk * nf the CONG ft F. nh MAN A S "SYD” HEiliXiNG JH K T fic a f B i B a T P*At.wrrfH MOMWm HMFtEMfHTC? * to FVr<da Demxrntac Eaecwli** CoaaT.itter Chair boa Kaytura. (huff Photo) S h e ’s a teen q u e e n A r <r\| r 1 than Just a pleasant drink liVa.ii VBODY HAD A CHANCE TO meet Mr v Sam Ray bam it ihown xreeUnx one of tho Cestra Photo) June Spencer, T. A. Butner To Be Married Personals The <Bf»4 em«nt awl approach1«X m am aje of Juoe Spenrer and Thomia A. Butaer Jr. la be in* At^ouneed today. The brld* to be la a reildent of Orirdo Florid* and ha* owned aaJ operated a beaaty parlor pure Saturday UcL *>. Ik* .a that town for tocra l year*. Immrjlately followirg the wed- _ J I* a naUva o f the Stale o f . din* Anna Miller Crrle w.il hmaieky* or the couple nlth a rm rtinn be" , .r, Botarr If employed by xlntung at t 00 p m. at the Elk* J i*» * Company of Sanford and Club In Sanford r* of the lieibiii t Frilay fiixht Ihe xi£tr.t>e rail). (S aff « kll*a Leona Hart of Oviedo waa a (i r.t of Friendi ta Gainr**iPe cner th fci-ekeod. Site attended the L'efF football fame and Fall Frolka, IM Virgil Caivada of the Marine Carp* ha* completed hi* Vuk iriuurx at Pari* ItUod. S. C , and ta bow atatruacd at C«n>p Leyuoe, N C He » ia an honor* ary Ittil m a d ; at a Ft t brutc>a* f.*h fry at »tueh there were U4 alkbduax. Pat. Canada r»ren ly *p«nt a ten<ay leave hare with h er v e ry own B e d ro o m T e le p h o n e A pGatarf Jmk* Yev* . . let wore 1*1* tM , t n l i n C*«b Ck*ea'a*t 0*>»k o Se whew ) (« ' >;%<*9irtci fit tAnr*, uni t*ew l*i *kjl«»"i ti** land k n iu p rtit’i aa $ «4 It* thaw! It'a l l i m i l witk iwyailtd OaKb Cacaa i* i *c.»jifen te»« •ta ntkee, uwoother taitt. I n * u * i G il) *• yaw ttlfiM'atsf. O tfcw a—hal a* asU. Natkief ta •»*•! Vroe prl* 50 for mini and diamond!. But a fit! in her ttena it a queen of qtiecm with a phone of her own. Put her in *etcnih heaven . . . and out of the family's hair . . . with a bedroom telephone— ut color! To Order, CaO Our Bj linei* Offset Soulhern B«ll Tol«phon ood Tt.eproph Compony �W anted Ib ra lfr If Yaw HarmU to NaI DtHttnd By I P. M. Can t8=t Before 7 P. M. Par Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NVWEPAPIt SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1036 NO. 215 Uled I’reee U u id Wirt Inches Of Rain I1 Plan For Big Sa le Local Area Seasonal Work During Past 4 8 Hours Begins At Oviedo _______________________________________________________________ _ & | Lund Says Herlong D a m a g e '•" Failing To See E x te n t Farmers' Plight U n k n o w n met Boy Scouls, Cubs Presented Awards At Court Of Honor •It Is rarlr yet to till what damage might havr been done nv MRS. RAYMOND MORIttS ArnoM Lund. Republican candi­ by the rain during the laat W CASSELBERRY— Roy Seoul# date for Congre,* in the Fifth !tours," Seminole County Agent ant Cub* from DrLand, Sanford, Congrea*tonal District attacked hit Cecil Tucker tald 1hi» morning. Oviedo and Catselherry, reprrHrmocratlc opponent A. S. Her- 1 ^ 1°*** of S3 imhi*i nl rain arnttng Ihe St. John’* River Dis­ long Jr., la.t night before 1h« Ml 'rum * a m Monday morning trict mrt at the Community • .................* lo I a m. Tuesday morning, and t‘iii/rn» for Ikr Huh for failtn;: from I a m. Turwlaj morn Methodist Chimb Monday n ght lo rrcogmre the plight of the Ing until thia morning there waa where the first Court of Honor a rainfall of I IJ inches, Tuckrr sine, the and of summer actiri •mall commodity farmera. Ilea sea* held. Sixty-seven seout* The Seminole County "CttUens reported and rubs attended. The rain waa measured at the Affairs of the Court were con­ of Ike” meeting, well a'tcndrd in Central Florida Experiment Sta­ The Seminole Chapter Future •pile of inclement weather, waa tion, tald Tuckrr, and Ihe amount ducted bv Gordon Gill. District Farmers of Amrrica took four rib Advancement Chairman, of De­ held in the civic butUlng In Fort of rainfall might vary in some limit, assisted by Waller J, bona at the Junior Liveitock and section* of the rounty. Mellon I'ark laat night. Krohne J r , Scoutmaster of troop roullry Show sponsored annually "We have had a total of S 71 “ These farmera have a problem 311, sponsored by the local (dona at Ocala by the Southeastern Fat Jut*, at much at their richer inches during the pail IS hours," Club. The welcome adders* was SlocI. Show and Sale*. Inc. said Tucker. edit tint in the midwest” . I-und deHie vliow Ihil year was held lie also said thal there "la no given by Krohne and John Dibter, elated, "Had our con great man evidence of wa*Mng in the survr) of Eiutt*. Field Executive of the in Ocala nn Oct. 11 and IS with visited them instead of spending that I have made »o far hut the Central Florida Council outlined the local FFA Chapter taking on** •o much time with the 'important salt It pretty well picked from a program of arlivllles for Ihr blue ribbon (Ftral placei, two red people of Ihe diatrtet. they would win’ er months. the ralni. ribbona (accoml placet. an*t une have total hint about It. Highest nward made at the " i f It atayt hary and cool, about white ribbon (third place). Cadet Terry Contcll of !t w Flm "The commodity farmer geta court was that of U fr Scout re­ The local FFA group had the Ave. In Sanford, a *enlor at The no help from Ihe so-called farm Ihe way It la now, it will help •emr and give Ihe water a chance ceived by Jerry L'lrey, troop 213. grand champion angut hetfer at Citadel at Charleston. S C. and AeU", he aatd. "They need help |lH 0 f, - u |(, tucker of Oviedo The presentation was Cadet Captain, commanding com­ the Ocala cattle show. more than the northern farmer tn a state roundup of Florida made by Hen Evans, member of pany " F " . ha« been nsmi-d a In addition, Billy Thompaon won but, n.> one expoted their cause. rain ami storm damage the hig Ihe l.ums Hoy Scout Committee.' first place In ahowman*hip and Dlttlngoi-hed Mtlllary Student for It ua* up to our Congressman to autumn storm that took a (wipe Other memlwr* of the IJ.uu com­ place achievement* tn arud.tnic. milt Beil ilavlrr won the thir fight for an amendment to the at Florida rolled n.-rthward to­ mittee assisdng were Robert Ian and leailerahlp grade*. showmanship award. Thia qualifies him. according I arm Ait that would havr given day, harrying shipping and threat­ Scharpff, rhairman, who present­ The local group alao participat­ ed merit badges to 31 scout*; to an announcement from The Ihem relief but thia he failed to ening tow areas with flooding. ed tn an overall Judging event. Citadel this morning, to apply for do. II killed two permits in Florida, Liona president Haul MrClure Heaulta from Ihia conical have not a (tegular at lead four towns and ma Ir Ihe advancement awards "No ||S ) |U i a i > i i m ijr ■ 'H i1* » i t isa * It ii ■ •■ “ • one ran blame * *, *the admutv flooded Army ln»te.* I t iof )rt been announced. and Dr. Stuart Culpepper made srrxe Commission upon gradua- i»tratmn for thia lack «f help ramrd heavy crop losses Accompanying the group o f »i\ j|on The storm was centered about a the Star Scout awards. Every district has Ita own pr>FFA Chapter buy a to ttcala for Cord. II son of Mr and Mrs J. , litem and iCa up to Ihe local re- bundled mdea off Georgia ani it* Sanford's Itoop MS won 'he tut event were Hill NSrat, Seminole, p CenleH of Fapfnrd, I* major p*e«entalive to make thia known winds ef 35 to 4fl miles ag eg h'«!C| h inspection o nubs m meet ten award and troop tronj 31! High School agriculture leaches ing In Uilsines* Administration on the floor o f Congress. Had he werr being felt from Fiona* ItC tO'vk IfY-irt f.r ait-Mlince. and advisor to the Seminole Coun­ >uI re,* i.tf,.tala pis-irnt were He was gradual!-j from Semi­ proposed an amendment to the the Mary land shore, ty FFA Chapter; and Larry Jones. nole High School In 1933. Squalls ever Ihe water contain William W. l>re, Scout master of f- r d, the** com­ Those attending from (he local He Is artlse at The Citadel in modity farmer* would have ahar gale wind*. Tide* three feet above Troop 34; Clifford McKIhbim, DiaFFA chapter were: Hilly Thomp­ The Hound Table, one of the high . ..... ,.,u*ram", he said, normal *»rre nretllrted fur the Wet preanliation and Extension son, Bert Baxter, Randall Priest, est honorary snctetie* at The ‘ in a lt wtial i-ongrrismrn are are .1 Sea* wilt he extremely Chairman amt Sidney Vlhlen, rough, ihe Weather Bureau salt Scoutmaster of Troop 3U, alt of Huger Jtminrr, Carl itemuxat. and Clladel; the Sphinx Staff, Uuklon for". Heavy rains were falling un the Sanford; Walter Teague o,' Ovieiloand Hrigadier Staffs. Herbert Gtddcna Umd nl*a attacked Herlong for failing to champion the Inland euaslal areas ahead amt to the llislrift Vice Chairman and Ivan Four rows, all black Angus, west of Ihe center. Fanrn*. of Drl^nd. SconGnaatrr which belong to Ihe Seminole I FA waterway project. The storm, which ha* not been of T n » p St and also, District Chapter were taken to the Ocala "Had my opponent fought for Ihe project, it would have l-'en named, originated near Cuba an Leadership Training Chairman show. The Rev. Darwin A, Shea gave underway now," he said. "It Sunday but H It not a tropical lj* t year, the local chapter took should have been started Jo ; sis storm, weathermen said. It formed Ihe invocation and benediction. two awards; a blue ribbon and a Ilel.sml will tie host at the next ago In the past . .eight year*, un­ on the edge of a cold front whirh (til ribbon. ity XI \ft I tV H JONT s sf*-r our present represcntain-e, pushed soulh lo Ihe Caribbean It Court of Honor, to be held Dee. II. ONIEtHI — The farmers and Mr |,js,. |1A|| lit Iir progtr-t the has no e»e whirh tvpifiea a Irons t o r m, nor are It* grove owners of Oviedo report ncr<j, thl, development It i r a l thal this Is a million dnl'ar rain— ! W),u]d j . l>p (),p Wwler we ncrtl winds pulled In lightly around the if it doe* not no too far fur jpc drought periods *o that center St la similar to the great llir r.r* «pjpor carrlrr* Hill crupt «outi| never L>e in peril. It storms thal form In the North nol **rrt* with them t*» rrmlily, uml|fj give cheaper LrErnpor* Atlantic In winler. The Elorida towns of Fellsmrre, w r h eh e '-. since t h r ir Lrtp cn cn < e |ft|(on „ n a u )J brft)f , A large crowd allcndeJ Monday , yesterda' morning on their i-’tite* great induilnal prosperity , . one Kissimmee, St. Ctoud and Taft The City of Sanford's Capital night's Campbell Losilns Post No. Mrs, Elbert neaslcy, wife of that would he secured fur the were flooded yesterday aa it Improvement program and It* plans will he presented tn the 11 American Legion meeting when one of the eatrriers, salt that the future. Instead of trying to take passed by. Bain totaling IS Inches was re­ Semlm-le County Junior Chamber ihe opening o f the hid* for the paper was tale due to the battery credit fur many projects wilh nrw Legion Fair Hullding was ill*- In her husband'* car drowning which hr had little to do, my op- corded at Fellsmere. Water areu- cf Commerce member* at (heir mutated lo 30 inches deep in the noon luncheon meetini tomorrow nut on Ihe 1 uscawtllnxr road Firu**«ul portent should have been .ps.idlog , )n.P(. Moir|l bl**c-kr*« irmSmall change* in the plans for nails Elbert, soaked and weary, hi. lime for Improxemrnts lh« porir,|y amt tf i»phon« lines were at the Varht Club Ctlyxtanager Warren E Knowthe hullding came under the ruder walked In a tv-n*** and a-ked for district needs so badly." down. permission to use the phone. The les will he Iheprincipal speaker. of business for the evening. How­ Floodwatrr* drove about Jon res­ Knowles will outline Ihe Capital oeeupanl tol-f him to come to the ever. Ihe bull ling will remain a* idents from their homes at Kis­ I mprove men! Program and Ihe rrar ol the house, hut she never originally agiccd. in pracliially simmee They left behind their pari It will plav in Sanford and did o|M-n lb.- door for him. all detail*. ran, clothe* and furniture at a Seminole County** economy. To Hesrtslrk soil even more weary Arrangement* of the f a i r he walked the long way bark In rrrek beside Ihe town rove too assist him in placing the entire grounds and a plan which will be the tar. where his wife was wall­ rapidly fur them In save m«re A program hefor- the young busi­ (lobbye Morton, of Ho*setter's followed wa* discussed. ing with the undelivered paper-. 1|e|owrr Shop, ipent yesterday tn tunnrl waa eut through a railroad ness men of the county. Ihe Sanr inbatik ment In let the walri furl City Managrr will have wilh Memorial u-rtirri were held fur Ills sister in law, Mr* Ferrell lucksunytlle atlrnding Ihe Flqrida V "“ " him, on di-ptay. stair models of the tale Densli C Stafford, a Beasley, wife nl another rirr'rr. State Florists Association meet ' '’ " J5' No live* ssere lost In the Kl< the Sanford Civic Center and the number of Ibe local Amniean found him. She ami F rT 'lt had Ing. •immrr evacuation but several proposed fire station No. Two. hern stuck In a ditch while ddlvrr Po.t, While there for the meeting she The Javcees are urging a large tu.nmanler Lyr.n Lyun prrsi.t- ing their papers and had to get saw- several outstanding floral persons narrowly escaped. Dam­ age estimates ran aa high as two attendance of their membership artist* of the southeastern state* r.l nvrr the meeting which follow­ a tractor to pull them out in order to get firsthanl Informa­ She had t» brinq Flhert hark display their talents in flural ar­ million dollars ed a spaghetti and meat ball sup­ St. Cloud and Taft, small (owns tion on Sinlord't development to Ovie.lo anil take Mrt Ether, rangements. per served by George DcMatlio. (CenllnsiH w Fage Two) program. ,,,>>•£*,. at,.* .ill,', *1 tn* pa^Wi# Julia. Mr*. Elbert Hea-ley, said, the finally completed the )ob at TftR JAYl'KES CHRISTMAS PARADE committee hid * surprise visitor lecently when they to talk over preliminary detail, unit plan* for the i orthewming event, SanU Claus stepped in t» offer albit of advice. Shown here at the meeting are: M. L. Itat-'m Jr., Jack Sewell, T-rn Mcl> nalil. Chair* iWn, tilenn Lyons. Santa t Ian* Itrjtnif In yet in n word nr two), mill Garfield Willett* NVr tinder•land rival Santa left Immediately followiny the M feting, ( Staff 1’huto) Yales Enters Cily F F A C h a p t e r T a k e s 4 Commission Race; R i b b o n s A t S t o c k S h o w Opposing Warner Cadet T. Cordell Is Distinguished Military Student The number of eandldalri fur the Hoard of Sanfard City Com­ missioners In Ihe cttpvkte fle c­ tion on Nov. * hai risen to five. Already announced, previoua to the* new candidale today were Merle Warner, a candidate for fommhiloner in Group One; Earl Hijflnbothnm, a candidale for rerlMtion; A. L. Wilton, a candidJTO for reflection: and M. L JRchola who qualified a* a candi­ date opposing Earl Higginbotham 7 ho surprise candiilate for today who qualified at the office of Hi rector of Plannee and City Clerk ]{. N. S y t r , wan Paul Yatei Jr. V ain I n annottneed in opposi­ tion lo Mrrlr W’antrr. However, no format -latem.-nt wis made by Yalei at the time o a f It announcement »hoctly before offn today. Rumora are persistent that a group hat approached aevs-ral people relative lo announcing their candidacy In lha coming local election and It la probable that there will lie further candidate* er a candidate to announce Ihla afternoon prior to the hooka being rioted at the City Hall at S pm Directors Adopt Promotion Program A program was adopted last night at Ihe first meeting of the IMC-ST Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Board of Director*. The overall program would be • promotion of Seminole County f i » t without, according to Cham­ ber Manager John Krider. Tne program covers Ihr fietda ef Agriculture, Induatry, Com­ mercial Promotion, Tourist* and Conventions, and Transportation. In the Agriculture program the Hoard of Director# approved the further development of the cilru* Industry. The Direclnr* approved an ap­ proach to the problem of aequiri < f more industry fur S.*mln>de County on a basis that the manu­ facturing and distribution nf cum meddle* for Ihe Florid* market will not require relocating plants, but the establishment <>l additional facilities for manufacturing This will place Seminole Count), the directors said. In the role of im plemenlors of Ihe parent location ef Industry, rather than competitors OiUi other geographical location* Ei Ihe commercial* promotion of A*'inmole County the director* proho f* In IK r ir *xr«»»r • r*q lo *»*i« h Opening Of Bids For Fair Building Discussed By Post Packing Houses Improvement Plan Sfaton T . Field W ill Be Presented Succumbs Sunday A t Jaycce Meeting In Tallahassee B. Morton Attends Florist Session Funeral Tomorrow For G. B. Elliott T 1 w Carriers Deliver Papers Despite Rain, C ar Trouble local business lo expand The Tourist and Convention comrnittre of Ihe Chamber id Com­ merce approved the promotion <•< •ivanlage* nf the county to tour s' FUlnH *3 died at ids Inlrreated in fishing, hunting Seminole Memorial Hospital last and exploring our extensive water i . ing a shoit illness. way*, keeping in mind the fart Mr Hllo't '» « horn in Colum­ that visitor* interested In healthfin recreation offered by Ibis bus, Gj., on Si pi. S, mi and had •rra may become permanent rest-: us* t • S j ;ur-l *tnce 131*. m«kdents. The program also included ing hi# home at t>!6 East Third effort* toward securing ronven - St. tiona for Sanford. He sia< a member e f the First The Roard of Director* also Prr.bytrrian J’re-hyti-rian Church of Sanford ■pptoved a program thal wilt ac a(!,| ,,f the tie Internaliuttal (iidri jr.d of lively promote water Iran-p.-ru of Old Fellows. tion, pushing the dork and termi­ Mr. Elliod wa* formerly em­ nal project for Ihe commercial ployed by Ihe American Fruit phase, and working for the San- Growers and Ihr Sanford State f4d-Titusvillc Cana! for the tour- Farmrrs Markel He rptlred from 1‘Fphave and fur the purpose of I the Willis 1‘onllie Co. as bookllo-»| control. ! keeper. He l< survived by his widow, Mrs. E«tella C. Elliott and one •on George E. E liott, both of Sanford. Funeral aervices vill I* held at The Methodist Mens' Club svill Ilritson Funeral Home tomorrow meet tomorrow night at 7 o'clock *t lha home of J. A. Calhoun. afternoon at 3 p. m. wdh the Rev. A. G. Mclnm* officiating. 1®9 MclIonvUle Ave. Buriat will bo U) UiUawn Me­ *k arnnked mullet dinner will morial Park. I (J. Church Men's Club Gathers Tomorrow h i Preparation* for the citywide Sanford Merchant* Association "Banner Day*" sale are nearing completion with only one more day In which lo complete their plans for one of the most exciting sales rvrnls in local history. H U Perkin# Jr . president of Ihe Sanford Merchant* Associa­ tion ami the "Banner Day*" com­ mittee. have been constantly alert to meet every problem Inj By MARIAN H. JONF.S tiimgiiig the event to a *tic*-es*-' OVIEDO— When we think nf ful conclusion. Banner Day# will he slagesl In fall we usually think of the ripen­ Sanford Friday and Saluiday, ing of the golden fruit that our Oct. 1930 with merchant* offer­ town ii bleated with *o much of. ing counter-new merchandise for We had understood lha! tho fall ami winler shoppers al head­ season would be taler starting this year. What a surprise when line prtre#. Week# have bern spent in the we confronted some of our im­ planning of the "Banner Dav" portant packer* and found that event, with the concerted effort* Nrlion and Company had atartrd of Ihr mtrrhatiii centered on hav­ the seasonal operations last week. ing merchandise arrive in Sanford If Ihe ratna subside, l^ke Charm on lime to be offered. Fruit Company, another orange When the doors of Sanford'* packing house, wilt rommrnre thl* downtown and outlying area store* week. open Friday morning, merchan­ We quickly got In touch wilh dise will hr tagged especially for Harold Ward, of Lake Charm Banner Days and showcards will Fruit Company to obtain aoma be displayed to call attention of statistic*, jte informed u* that the shopper* to the tremendous they ahipped 1SO.OOO boxes o f saving* In store for them froit—Including all varieties and Sanford* merchants, through typea, through Iheir packing house Ihr Merchants Association offi­ last year, tn addition, they sent cial*, wrrr quick lo remind local the saint amount to lha rannert. and area shopper* that "this U l.ske Charm awna grove* of their not • stock clearing rvent what­ own, loo. soever." Frank Talbott, salesman for "We will be offering merchan­ Netaon and Company, assured ua dise especially bought for Ihe oc­ that iheir figure* would equal casion, and Items from our regu­ those of Lake (Biarm on fruit lar stock of fall and wintrr mer­ •hipped directly to Ihe consumer chandise," the association's presi­ and to lha eanner. dent pointed out. Ward told us that thatr eatery Sanford shoppers art fortunate lo have a huge municipal narking washhouaa also handled 188,000 lot where facilities for parking crate* of celery tail season. Altlieir car* are available without though U k e Charm doe* not raltn charge, Ihe Merchants Associa­ celery now, it handles tho wash­ tion president laid. "Hundreds uf ing and precooling for many local can may be parked with.n a grower*. Tatbott totd ua he expect­ -Iona’* throw of the dxwnlown ed llut Nelson and Company aent out about that much celery, too. shopping center," he said. The mumc'pjl parking tot la They do not havo a wash houao, located Just off L'lintmt-rriJl Ave. but they raise iheir own celery, between Palmetto and Hood Ayr*. which la washed and pre-cooled The lot extend* from Com metical by some at the Weal establishAve. to oein nolo luiutevatit with manta for same. Lake Charm Fruit Company, entrance* and exit* oo three aide* "We believe that shoppers will founded in 1*37. la beaded by Har­ first that the municipal parking old Ward, of Winter Park, and Ma lot wilt prove a bo one of the brother, Ernest. Harold la m iemo a t attractive convenirneea ager and president, while Ernest airier it I* an near lo all of the i* manager of tha Ice plant. Ward totd u* that taro faithful local itorea In the downtown employee, J. W. Beaaley, pecking area,” Perkins and. One of the biggest crowds in house foremen, and K. C. Wise, sales event hit lore h rspecied tn bookkeeper and office manager, be downtown tn Sanford for the hare been with them since Me two day event, ueording lo local father founded the company. J. Y. Harris ha* Joined th* merchants who have done eatensite p'anning In make Banner company and la assisting Wtae in the offtre. Days a complete success, S Jna I. Beaaley la in charge of Ihe relery end, Want said. He alae watch#* after Ihe machinery in addition to tho proeeaatng and packing, m* brother, Ray, bag charge of all erale making. He said thal they did Dot Handle (Continued oo Pag* T e e ) Staton T. Field, prominent tn agricultural elrrlrt atl over th* Sla*e of Florida, and a brother of Banford'e Povtmeslrr, pasted away a| hia home in Tallahaiaee Sunday night. Mr. Field waa Administrative Assistant tn the Slate Oirmllt In An analysis nf 34* cate* on the the Florid* Sta'e Department of .locket of Seminole County Court Agriculture. for Ihe period of a month revexl* Survivors include one son, Wil­ that p|p.i* of guilty far esceed the liam T. Field of Sxnford; ihree rdrrature of bond), said KeWlnn'n brothers, Fred T. Field, NVeat County Prosecutor Karlyle IlonaPalm Beach, Earl T. Field, Fort holder today. Pierce, and Joel S, Field, San­ In Ihe docket for Monday ford; and a number of ilerea and estreated bond* In trnffle ca ,e i nephew*. number 40. and tn nondraf'ie Funeral aervicea wdl tie held ra<es 33, a total of 8 ). Sunday a Remix n at 3 o'clock at However, pleaa of guilt In (raf­ nnssnn Funeral Home with Ihe fle case* number 19, and in nonllev. A. G. Mrlnnis of Ihe Flrit traffic case* 30, a total of to». Presbyterian Church officiating. In year* paat, aald I’ roacculof Interment will be In Oaklawn llouiholder. ratreaturo* havo far Mtioonal Falk. exceeded Ihe pleas of guilty. Pleading not guilty in traffic cases were five and no non (raffle 11 ■ m. lie port a shot* that Lake Howell r i'ln< anil the ruad then- may underwater hr tomorrow - If Ihl* continues. The walrr al the ChututJa bridge is rapidlv rising and may soon reach the tup So far rm one hat br<n hurt or injiirv-d or no property damage caused. Hospital Notes orr. is AdmUsioa* Rev. Gold Jarkinn I Winler Park) Mrs. Maude Rrltt (Sanford) Birth*: Baby Boy William* Discharges (Sunfoidi Evelyn Jones and Baby Girl Nora Macintosh (Sanford) Baby Girl Howard (Sanford) Dorothy Mollm (Sanford) OCT II Admissions Frrn Botion i l,.ikc Monroe) JoAnn* Mme (Sanford) PRESIDENT ELECTED JACKSONVILLE 'F The Fb.r idu Slate I l»rists As>ti vli-clvst Hubert Ossovski of Jacksonville president at the close of IIv 31tb annual con.ration yesterday. "THE R1IAIN TRt ST" Janu s M. Kirrnart referis-d to I'reuil-nt Ituo-evelts eampalgtt speech writers ns "the hruin trust." Tnis waa quickly aciied upon by newap*|iers and be­ came synonymous with "New D ea l" Want Ada give you a new deal every day. They sell, rent, find, buy and announce for you. Call 1*11 and tel] your deal to a Want Ad writer. Pleas Of Guilty Exceed Estreature Of Bonds On List B irth * t ■M U CAPTAIN ItnilHItT NV. JACKHO.V, Csmimandlng Officer, Naval Air Station, Sutifoid, launches 'the ..... ...... uf .... .......................... n'a Building Fund Drive. Captain Jackson (right! Sanford Branch the................. Fleet Reserve Association'* is shown i c iriving the first ticket from Chairman Shipmate J. A. Matthews on the 10 hp Evlnrutle Outboard Motor which I* tn he awarded at their Annual Picnic, Saturday, Nov. 17, at the Farmer* Auction. In addition a free turkey will he given ew er every fifteen minute*. They plan on having a midway c f concgeailen* and game* for all. (Official L'.S. Nary plrfj») Baby Boy Bodon Discharges George Whittier (Sanford) Elaine U**a (Sanford) VUIttmg Heart: Private Room*, 1! Rooms, > to 4 p. m . 7 to f* p. m Pediatrics, l l e. m. to 8 ?. m. Parents and Grandparent* only; Obstetrics, No visiting during feeding of babies. Private Room* p. m. Semi-Private Rooms, 3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to » p. » . rosea Cuntlnucd case*, prevaicn' be­ came of many people going north for summer employ men' in traffie case# numbered 47 and non­ traffic 17 Six traffic case* were dismis-ed by Prosecutor Karlyle IIon-holder but no non-traffic cases were iliamissed. One rase waa dismissed by tho Judge and one case waa releaaed on probation. Weather floudy with rain diminishing to­ day to partly rlesidy with widely •eallrred shower* lonighl and Ibursday; low lonighl M M . Additional Local News On Page 2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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T A io, oct it, 1956 rri; ■-4.i <C*wtbvo*d f M l Pag* t) ------ th is 19,000,000 dcbcru -alppad annually, S3 per cant of them Florida. H is estimated, tz that Mmi 1IAW ■M devoted ■*"’4 Strikingly t# growing thU beautiful floser. The m member! of the FGGA repre•eat M per cent of all groaer* «f ua<u. Chrysanthemum growing haa Made amaxing headway since relatlvclr large seal# production waa begun about eeven year* ago. la IMS-IKS, more than DO arret were devoted to ” m"ms." com­ pared to five In 1SIS-ISS0, an Increate of mere than t a o per » r MAHAN JONER OVIEDO—The reereatioa com­ mittee of the OvieJo P-TA met recently In the School library to plan the program for the en­ suing year. Student! and mother* repres­ enting their respective grade* were a i follow*: Junior High— seventh grade-Carol grade—Carol Alford. Alford. TomTom seventh »- *..... - c“ '1"' Eighth Grad*—Carol Parker, p .- . Kenneth Spark* and Mr*. Jamas Pearson. Senior High School — Ninth Grade—Margaret Fortson, Char­ les Tarker and Mrs, John Evans. Tenth Grad"-Priscilla Tuby. •' Mrs. James E "j*' Brookshire. cent Eleventh Grade—Malanlc Jack During the 1(54 •*« season, son, Joe Battle and Dot Ulrey. more than J.yw.ooo bunches of Twelfih Grade — (b y .t*nj pompoms and 72.000 doien stand Gordon Horton and.Mr*, kerdln•rd chrysanthemum* wrra harv­ and Duda. ested and told by tome 44 com The rhsirtnan of the committee m rrrlal growers mCTTUI l i u n r i a at • • -a value ------ of Milton Gore.recreation Gore.recreation more ‘ban Sl.onoooo. The estlmat , is Mr*. Milton • f crop value for Ihe 1*651*54 chairman of the Oviedo P-TA — w -*• — « » M r s . J a i n , , P ar1 (n ( h e p r M j J w (U * season was more than UJno and W. II. DeShsco, orinripal In view of turh seven-league of the school, are alto on Ihe strides. It I* little wonder that commPler. Thl« program is tpon Florida I* fast becoming Ihe na­ tion'! No. 1 flower producing sored by Ihe I’-TA. The Junior High have alreaJy •tat*. enjoyed one of the«e parlies, Member* of th# new associa­ tion will receive many service* 11 h C ln.o!|he.,0rwnl ^ fr* th at would otherwise require r*> S " w « t.!^ r Park tensive capital outlay, according Hweetwsltr P rk. to Flaming. Hls staff of tlv st Seventy student* attended this B ra d e n to n handlers such party jnd had fun frum 7:20 lo Services aa transporiallon of cut i:20 p m. Plan* are underway for flowers to market, legal advice, another party .non. The Senior High group hate advertising, credit bureau ratings, consultations, research and leg|. atolen a match on the Junior High and have had two parties. llative lobbying, when needed Tb* association la govrroad by The first of these was a wiener 0 board of II directors, Including roast followed by dancing at th* four officers. Fred J. Wetamaycr. park, afler which a hay ride was ef Port Myara, I* president. Other enjoyed. Fifty-nine were on hand officer* are Dick Hamilton. Pal­ for this affair. metto, vice preasldent; Sal GeraH i la past Friday night they had «L Poet Myora, secretary: and another get-together at th* MemAlbert Machtk. Delray Baach. oriel building, at which lime treasurer. Other directors era thirty-one students ware present, Mr*, M. B. Briggs. Bradenton; Professor, better known at Coach, al Dkkman. Rutkin; Julian and ilrs. Paul Mlkler entertainlictar, H. L. Hobbs, Joseph ed tb* group, carrying out the Povla and Jobn D. Rhanklln, Fori role* of political candidate*. M /trs ; W. E. Kirchhoff Jr., SanRoy Alford ami Sir. Willis cam* fW 0| Michael Machrk Jr. and Davy Crockell and George, J. J, RHtefbuaeH, Delray Beach. aa and a gool lime waa had by all Medfly Infestation Area Is Released From Restriction Driver Swerves Carl To Miss Bicycle Rider; Turns Over (Thomas F. Drakt j Re-Enlists In Navy For Six More Years R#Cr* f l t i o n nacreanon ICommittee Plons Proqrom For Year * from Page watt Interstate road. *111*1'* the beat I could Ta a brief ceremoay thla morngentleman," h* aaid. | lag Thomae P. Drak*. ADI, PoaKipUinlnc the purpose ef the ron g1( w reenlltted into the throughwayt and limited accti* U. S. Navy by bit commanding Interstate tyitem*. Dial *ald officer, Comandrr W. W. Stetson. An automobile traveling south “Traffic density can gat to tb* Ha hat been la th# Navy for a 0B tho old Oriacdn Hlahwav i .u point whara It hurt, bwslns.s and period of IS year., flva months, . • • • having entered In April of IMS. “ 4“t ,bout M W » 1' ,v ,rted td highway splitting jo u r town D n k r reported to Patron 51 on • bicjfV rlle r by ditch June 14 of this gear from NAS ,n* bis r ,r ***d turning over - ■ hl<h»a> »{»**••> . off<s V a . 'T h e w * 'h c 'T s . '^ H - . m e r Uw«,o Miller My H-yrar*C A I^ C - »SSZS— v»» |« - P-W .r * t ow £- 3 “ puhed w,a *,T* T0® Ber* 'n aenioro ■ /« • ■ . . . . . . ,— . . . . ..... . C|,||<j **" I - t - H . ------------- ------------ ------------through highway for th* nest tli An Interesting sidelight to the m#e,1ng him on ■ at<-vcle. In order to L— keep from Mil or seven year*. .eeremony was the fart that *' *---- *hitting the hoy, .... Following quetlionlng by m«m- * omur. otei.on had performed 'pr J*m^ r . of th* committee who met H» ■*">« act six year, ago In IS50 <>['w lhp S n u i h,V inlalned that “the **ben Drake shipped over for Iha u'* rlaw rruulres that we hold public second time and when CUnimanFlorida Highway Palr.il Trnupin e .fr community ^ J S J e U o n wa. Executiv. Officer e r T . Slack Mack sa id th a t d.m of VS*8 . s f r to lh^ car was cst.matrd at «. *• evi W• • s*. ■ »d" He th«n told hls mwd com- Drake la now alUrhe.l to the approg.ms ely *W0 n.ittce .Udicce ol .he step, na- maln'ensnce Depwrimen. of Fas^ one ^ ; hur, ; ^ e m l ‘ j P ' DrakcS* former horn* wa* in Miller wa. charged with “ .peed Anderson, S. C. He It curreMly Ing” arcorJIng lo Trooper Mack’s residing at Ml Pinecre.t Dr.. port. Hwnford. with his wife \llce and The boy on the bl*>cle l. * “ . chil,|,en- Th"”*** <r<l identified at Allen Sandifer of lit. MclU-a seven. 2, Ro« U 3 , S a n f u r d . * , ** w ' l n'ed I7*UU 'four Unrd woise than It It nevded now." Dml commented at hr dcscrilwti the economic de­ velopment of Central Florida. "ThU highway will not lie con­ CofC Directors structed on any part of 17-M — It will lw a fenced highway with Urged To Attend ou-lo.stes, and no (.trilillea, ani| with only limited srrrM | U P S Q Q V S M G G f Martha Graham, one of the most acclaimed Broadway rn-a tort of modern dance. It a direct dcseeodrnt of Miles Standish. W e a r i n g e> e orotrelive encloment in U. ,. h.r,:"‘ h ,°r. V "f ^ " « » • ' "-"tMT meetm, of .............. „. .S industrlal plan’s L ! v'nu lhp B « rd of Director* of tb* Sera- hat saved the vision « , l > tho, Bol, Millisma. ro-mtv f>.~.»w)r o* «*— sand workers In the last 10 year. ]|ra!]r {hiham told the planning mere" will be held Tuesday avan -------------------------------------------committee that “I am of the np- ing. Oct. If al ■ p. m. In tlw Ed thr flr,t meeting for the new jnlon that nothing should lw M l ucatlon Building on Commercial fin-gl year undone In g-lllng this end of 17; Ave “There are many Important 1*2 under construction this year. John Krtder, Manager of the matters to discuss,*’ said Krider John Krider, Manager of the ( ham her of Commerce, baa urged In announcing the forthcoming Seminole County Chamber «’« a full attendance of the Board I meeting Commerce, added that “There i* another picture, too, and that 1* ihr development* south of nanford. W* feel that a gieat minih*r of homes will lie built in th* south end of Hemi note county, In 'ive yesre. Ihe local trnffle problem will be greater than I* n now.' PoM) n „ ,rd Mrmher Dial alie remind*d the planning tommllU* |ha, lh, su rfa c in g of Park At*., a)| (ha way through would he gatijn? underway toon. Th* Contract was awarded lo Whit* Con,tructlon Co. Referring hack to th* caitirwuy and Interstate system roads and on discussion hy eoinmitte* mem­ ber*. Brailey Odham *al<i "I would Ilk* fo* every main road (CMtlneed ( t e a Pag* I) More people will attend harness In Florida tu pa** my hu*in**<PORT HENNING Ua.—Pvt. racing mrrtlng* this year than I've got a financial interest nl Mrs. WilUa Moure Jr., too of of Mrs. paid admission to all of th* bate- Stake — however. I think if w* Eatons Morse, Altamonte Springs, hall games played all seavm get a good system of Interchange racontlv wa* graduated from ID* Including th* world series. II It roads between rltla* wa won’t b* Third Army Food Servlet School's a big business. dependent on th* highways.” Oigbt-wcek rooking course at Fort Th* owners of thts* trotter* Then Udham said. " If I had Bsaaiag, Ua. Mnjeltn wool flannel skirt*, fly The course, one a t three taught and pae*rs, who each year pa> my rholrt, ten to one, I would out th»uaand* »f doll’ " 1** n at Iha school, covered lb* pre­ hors* sales to purchase the track rather accept what we have pi" paration of food In Army mast horsea which have hope* of be- p o s e d (or us now than ta have halls and in the Raid. ciiminx wurld record iiohlrrs, li' ivo us hvpasird altogether.” “I had no choice as to whethrr Moor* entered the Army In mi slime tmlurnpil to IraI • May 1*24 and completed btvir hortrs to Ihr peak uf perfecDon wa are going to have Ihi* road training at Fort Jackson, h L. before hitting Ihe raceways, it is from to Daytona to Tnnipa — this six month winter training pro­ The only rh'dc* I had war I* LEGAL NOTICE gram that will atlrxrt Ihe crack try to get th* location of th* ilrip-<lry cotton blouive* that new. horsea to Seminole Raceway. The load nexrer Hanfuid," Ifial el aleevca and collar center atrapa. owners, trainers, rarttakers ami plained. hundred* of others engaged In preVoile A. Willianw Jr. rommsnt pping the* horses, will leave "d ” li*u Ju*t grt It as rlu*e to thousand* of dollar* In Seminole Hanford a* poeiihle and w*’ll h* U .t Also tie print drip dry cotton County. Many will become owner* blouse. French cuffs, baby round HV Clrtoil ‘ Uwott, *»n wlilt IPs nf homes such aa hat been the fattened." Boh Willi*iw< said, "I'm aw ease In Orlando where more Ilian folly oplimtetlr and think that 30 nraemen own homes and pruU t e i a ' u t s t*<* we'll have a .Vi thousand pnpula P"riy. w . S’. 1‘s l n i s r lion by then." U. M r * l i a s t With Ihe roniirurtion of another nralley Udham added, “I’ndsr l» I T ^ k '.'nii i i more bams, necesth* clrrumitanc**, I say today, handle th* G uo horses lo gl.oNin*. iv sm s r a x *s,**l- sary to hand r w " " D* W ,;x « m > rv he stabled here, Serainole Count) as Billy Dial has worked It out, our piogtra* ha* been furthered JAMXX fl. HAT, I’UlalK f, will see an Influx of new residents and visitor* in proportion* here­ It) yrarn." tnO T Mjxi" RAT, in fore unknown Even without Mure prople from thr tnmmiinraring, the dally training nf Ihr Itles of Hemlnol* County will he CBSKCKIvr rx t* horses has developed Into a shnw brought into the H«nilnole Cauna s h v n t i r n w hx » k » b ly Long Bang* Highway I'lann timiv t u x liav . (w*"i*. that ranks Ihe i*h" • • Tt» the greatest Free tourist atlractiowa ing Conimitlre a,rording to plant A litiiu I IK I I K B T M IT IK IK It TVM t- I t s * , a t p U lm irr , in Ihe stale. Tlor-sami* <>■ visitor, appiovr<| at la-t night's inreting. last • I,III n f r**m|tUlni lo Florida will come In this sec- l ow ii Council* of each commun­ >** « r • S l n u t i Vou s i * ***i . • 1 l o Sits -<iur m i l - lln Just in watch Ihe trolier* ity will x* asked to appoint two hlfIt tor. I" IX* rtsrk • and pacer* train *»n -• ■ cittern* to represent them on Hv* WIIIl*. ii --siifurit. KI-itM*. to Ml* Home af Cham plowi committee. hill o f n m t - l ' l x , * c-'l-v Scmiool* llarrway, in th* years ixoiour i-u im u r* oiiH»-t>. 7*hr committer approved, un•Irlgx* iihI II-■-!«»• «••>«•>*. Mur- is hat been in rvistance a* a j atiiiiiouvljr, a ireolutl-ov commend­ I4*. I n ,-f I--f--r- ,Ni.--u il-ti II ISSS Kslli-i* In 'In *n • ilo-i*# "III small - operation training track, ing William II, Dial for hi* effort ho o n l o i t - l oxoliiol t n u . e-l-l s i l l ha* produced nn less than seven' in hehalf of Seminole CountyI* n o n g U a In <X" t ' l r r u l t C n u t l Is world famous' Attending th* meeting last P o m ln n lo I 'n u a t y . F l n r l d a . #• I'Xsn- winners af th* r t i r Nft •»:*. anil Hi* lilt* nf Ik* Hambletonlan, the harness r a r e : night wrr*: Jariu-a A. Wright, M m * I- J i i » i It. I t o r i i Tr«v III* that Is the equivalent of the Ken-1 W, A. 1‘atrlck, John KrhUr, F. l t a f . ,ll«,- n o VV ITNS:"" ms h u i S "it,l u l f l ' l s i lucky Drrby for thoroughbreds. D. Scott. Dan Wright. W. A. o - s l n f ool.t I 'u u r t , a l , "oitfi.ri! eo m '- m ls • 'm in i s , S'lurl.U, ox I HIo That Is more llamhlelnnian win­ hiaU rrt. W'arri-n K. Knowlrt, ners than have been trained on (IX ilo> nf lu-lnlior, IS»*. Clifford MrKihbm, Gordon Fred­ o I- llo rm l in. i lork any other track in th* nation. ill I '- 'u rl S - m l s s l l erick, J, Brailey Udham. Dougin* • u n IV. H - ' f ' I O Most famous of all harness Ntria'trom, Mark N. Cleveland 100% Orion Maxat classic sweaters. l i s t A ' U J. I. uo -I-imM hnrtes to (rata at Seminole wa* Jr., la I'. Hagan, (I, Andirw D o iix it d o r k . THANKS TO ELVIS PRESLEY’S ftrat pieit appearance, 4 Th* Ed Sullivan Show hit th« highest rating in its entlra eight-year history on September 9. The official scon: » staggering 41.7, er over (OW of all seta In us*I Hullitan wasn’t evtn ther* to taka th* bowa. . . . Art LinkDlttr'a new schedule not only calls on him to star in three spectaculars but to servo st Execu­ tive Producer for NBC . • . Westward Ho! Hollywood'i lit# dramatic shows, led by Matinto Theater, have lured a total of 750 Now York actors t* tho west coast at permanent residents over tho past year . , . Producer Paul (Cain* Mutiny) Gregary has signed to turn out nine M-minute shows for CBS during tkt next three years• • • JEANN1E CARSON RUNS OFF TO ENGLAND In February to make a picture for J. Arthur Rank— EM* Presley which meant doubling un on her Hey Jeannie . . . helped Ed shooting schedule . . . Only three hours after th* tickets went on rale at the Royal Fevtlval Hall in London for Liberace's opening there, the place was completely sold n u t. , . Asked about hit long shooting hour*, Willy (Hiram Hclliday) Cox replica sage­ ly, "It keep* me off the streets." . . . An adapta­ tion of F. Heott Fitigerald'e Anal and unfinished novel, The Last Tycoon, ha* hetn added to the list of forthcoming t'lsyhnu<e !K> shows , , . Sylvester (Pet) Weaver’s leslgitalinn ae NBC hoard chairman does nut mrau any change in such Wraver-conceived programs i< rpectaculars, tele- ‘ mentarle* and Today, Home and Toniirht. accord- 1 ing to Nf!C executives—at least not fur this tea- ' son. A* far at next year Iv concerned, your guest 1/ it as good at our*. b* . • • ABC’S SERIES, WIRE SERVICE, cost* a f whopping 180,(100 per epi-ode even though it I* , budgeted at a mere jr-0.000. Producer Don Sharp* Caraew Is supplying th* additional 120.000 from hie own to ingland pocket in th* confident expectation that he will recoup th* money at a profit when the telefilm series Is sold In Enron* and other interna. Ilona! markets , , . Reeerly Anderson, who ha* been a rtal-lifa atrip* teaser, plays an exotic dancer on a Phil Silver* Show In November. Beverly, who want* to be a serious actress, is now engrotsed In Studying Shakespeare , . . Russian TV experts on a fact-flndins lour of tandon claim that color TV" is expected In Russia on * Urge scale in two yoar*. Experiment* are now under way, and s hug* T \ center D bfing built in Moscow . . . "And how 1* TV it Rome1 Xmerican tourist asked of a eah driver in th* Eternal City *Vt" shouted the hack. "M* rhe! Radio it still had!' “Charlies Roberta a t tb* Slat* Plant Board has advised this of­ fice that th* larger restricted a m known aa Zone Two of the Golden Rod M"d-flv lnf"rtit*o" Vs- h»- . released from restriction,” tali County Agent Cecil Tudtar to­ day. •ThU leave* under restriction, Jbm# On# a fu*j" «"'i*r# mil* - m Just north of Golden Rod,” ha said. A tour of this area haa btsn arranged for Monday, O ct 15, starling from Ihe Post Office at Goldrn Rod at 1 p. m., Iha Semi­ nole County Agent annnunrnl thi« morning. He said. ’’Tour* have alio been arranged for the olhrr near Infested areas.” • They are: Apopka, S:20 a. m. at Post Office; Maitland, *0:30 a. m. at Post Office; Golden Rod. I p. m at Post Offlre; and Windenter*. 7:20 p. m. at Post Office. All grove owners, packers ami handlers iff "Urns fruit fand oth­ ers Interested! are Invited to t*Vs |u rt, particularly in the tour af­ fecting Seminole County, and learn the latest data on the prrsent situation with the Med-fly Infests lion and toning regulations, Tuck cr said. A mushroom growing tinder .driveway In Kitchener, Ontario exploded through a 3-inch layer of asphalt. There are na mountain* In tho interior of Australia, which cutrainfall In that vait arid region In a minimum. Freight locomotives on U. S. railways run an average ol 1I7.J mite* per day. S News O f Men Strike Any Match that Strikes You Seminole Raceway In Service ' Skirts hark, self belt. 10-20, 7.95 ■ATCX-TXrtl Blouses / X ^ MMMSUOM wwwasw 3.98 c""'r ! 3 .9 8 Sweaters , b. Ib ■ v o t ii b ~" TV* H< *r-l f t I ' o u n l x O m n i l s s l n a o r o of e o m l n n l t I'nuXly. Sint Ids. w ill ro'-olso MU* ol iXo i |#«k s Offloo ia IXo I ' n u r l llmss o a l "* • I fnril. DO In I n ’rlm-fc I*. M. .\n«oni. r o r SIX, I l k * fur Ilia f n l lu w 11, si Mesa Vo. I T w n 111 .Now til-sol Motor l l r o i t s r s wHH T o in irin llrts ". Tint I mo Kisii t i l llo r M p n n o r f ilo ssl R n g ln o WIIX olootrlo S t a i t s r , a o n s r t l o r ao 4 m u ffls r; Wllfc aa Isos (Xan I t fool m«ldk - a s i t a n d l.la.la t i l l , ilroa f m m a n d r - a r * p l r , loonloa f r n o l wbsol*. m a n u a l o isr iln o w i t h h r d i o u i l - ' l-oooior. u i , l . m u m w a i a h i t t . s a a imunda. <>»•s l n a a l i:.i u l p f n . n l - n a o h i d r o n llo •Xirialdo m n l d X - s i d and h la d o f o r atm v o a n * It | | h . I t l*olk searlflof: 1, n i d d . r o m u s t t k o w e n a r a a t » H d . l t . o r r <l.io I T ro d » .|» , t — *11 V-lsnia ( t r o d . r 1-1*1 Adamo l l r a d o r D s m M». I 2r*. *■*- T * » T a n d s m Rotlsr op -ila -o d w tlk gasalla* sn«lr>*. e n o t s r l n r , | s n . . d leans li * v nli a t s . i r l " antiilrr artsr , ■•‘d r e u l l s s t s s r l a r , R n l l s r t a k a n " d i n s t . X t o t w i g s n,U . all w std * F ? t e " D ah l enn.trw etad m il. BTJ M c h t e g b r a t s * PortaX* ■■A eaeo a m i t t J b r .M . n td d s r ta a t a t a Arm d s||. * t * T „i ’ ............ .. Vovem ■’ , " 1 •* *th • lr,« I ^ J t e J " '» F . H e r n d n nlo-r . CTevX. W- B XllH.r, chairman. knr o « n ° ih n.fl,.ttdkHfl lhHH,,r' * ‘ aat ^s Ithe KnilUfl Itlf* AiBF h a agreat ra*( known Ihe world over Vull.” . . . ' X. “. . .* W i i. l .l a. m T ' " '■"ix., * Myron Reck, llihbaid Casselber­ rst trotter ever foaled. This world ry, Fred I'crkins, Homer l.itlle. champion trained al Seminole t h e season of 1(31 and l(U. lie was Lawrence Hwoffnnl, Boh Wil­ still being (rained over this trark liam*, John A. Foi, and H*rb«rl In 1(3* the year that he tel t h r Hunter. wnrld record nf |:M I for a mile, the fastest lime ever raced hv a Unemployment trotter. The record still stands and Greyhound still llv»t al th* hand­ Shows Decrease some age of M. Other I'soa For Mart In State Report Once the extensive Improvement* TAU.AHASSEK Florida'* are mado al Semlnol* Rareway, the plant will bo used at a prin­ unemploymenl pkture shown a Improvement In Septem cipal attraction spot all year marked ‘round. When Ihe horse* ship out bee over a year ago as Jobless payments dropped tooo.noo, rethe management plant to make Ihe facilities available for oier out parts Industrial C o m m i s s i o n Chairman James T. Vocell#. standing attractions, arranging for 'T he picture of the Florida types of desirable event* whlrh economy as we enter Ihe winter will bring crowds and additional tourist tea ton shew* the state dollar* rolling Into Sem Loots Coun­ ia eirallent shape, a* reflected ty. • in benefit payment* to eligible Seminole County stands at Ihe said. ''Seasonal Improvement from erosa-PM ds-thr voter* hold In August aa citrus activity I n m a t­ their ballots the pewar to ape* es la etpacted but tuch marked the way for on# of the grvalcsi improvement over September of crowd attracting establishments Ii last year l« an excellent xl(n of Central Florida. i good conditions generally.” Full-Fushloned, Sllpon . . 6.95 7.95 Cardigan . . . SII|ion 100%> orlon long aleev* c ‘" ' l' 5 . $ 5 ■MMBWmVi Tlic current flame . . match-matei with a flair for pairing off . . burst Into Fall in spirited tribal color. You’ll take n shine to the skirts, berntudu shorts, sweaters and easy car* dri|Mlry cotton blouses that need little or no Ironing, You'll spark Your wardrobe wdth any or all of these go-together eniemblea. Come in for your mutch today! Bermuda Shorts Yarn dyed wool flnnnel licrmudn shorts, s e l f belled. 8-13, Invite charge Account*** ■ ( ■ M M iM m a a * |P > N l! 7 .9 5 �* VDHI.MK XI.VIII Olahliahrd 1W8 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, OCTORKR 15. 1958 Fire Prevention Week Said Complete Success Antedated Praaa Wire Speaker' Lauds Herlong ■Tire Prevention Week" In San fo rt and Seminole County m i i complete •ucceia," mid G. An' drew Speer, president of the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce today The entire week’* event* were under the chairmanship of Rob Crumley. Jaycee and meal in­ surance man. Starling off the »uJem*ton of event* «ra» the sign ns of C-e pro­ Mayor F. D. Scott today itiued a * At the regular monthly meet­ clamation by Mayor F. I>, Scott proclamation officially itctunalinr ■ ing of thr executive committee of A The Christ is n and Mt<*ionary vetting aside the entire week at ihe week of Oct, tl-20 Inrlu-lvr as "F ire Prevention Week'' 1.1 San­ Oil Progress Week in Sanford, Alliance Church Friday the mat A liO.OuO mortgage, dated .Nov. The brief ceremony in Sanford ler of gambling and the reform ford. n . J. MARION HARMAN, Sr. IB, 1BA3. on the parsonago of tho was attended by all of the od The fire truck, secured by tha d im concerning pari mutuel P e t-,. . . „ , It was like a grand and glor­ First Methodist Church wa» burn­ ting in the county were dtieuiicd Incal Jayreet for u*e in the tort company reori-»eittali»rs. J. C. ious "homecoming" Friday night ed by Its original signen, L. P. and the following resolution was Mellon Park F.'k's Playground, Davii, Oil Industry Information in 1-ccsburg with Democrats fr»m was moved to the cu-m-r of Fir«' ICommittee representative In Sanunanimously adopted' all over Central Florida gathered Hagan, Chairman nf the Board of St. anJ Magnolia Avc to demon- ford, and *poko«nian for tee group Whorea*. we believe that gamb­ strate, according to the »ign plae-jMld that "Oil Progret. Week I* to honor Congressman A 8. Trustees and 7. B. ItatJUf, tiealin g I* a moral evil, and "Syd" Herlong, Jr. and to meet surer of the church. ed on the retired tru-'k, that " I ' wi> of mir most important annual P Whereas, we are sure that it a have done my part, have you?" events." He called attention to the his giic*l "Mr. Speaker", Sam The mortgage *va originally extension in Seminulr County will Rayburn, himself. The Sanfur.l Garden rtub will The truck, retired from the fact that Florida is no* comummade on the basis of a ten-year bring more corruption than bene­ city’s modern equipment, is n,ed *ne mori' than I.SHI.ooO.ooo gallons The evening led off with an loan, repay aide at Mb per month. hold a covered dtvh luncheon and fit. and reception Thursday at noon in a* a jungle trapeie for the play- ef petroleum product* annually, an elaborate buffet supper, served Whcrea*. we believe that every­ ground’s i idling children amount equal to *7) gallons per at the t-*r*borg Elk’s Club where However, In the Ihrec yesra, the the Shrine building, in lunar of one of moral Integrity should op- j Fire p | „ Prevention prevenijon c-hi-ck B. Nohte -and chick .heets .hccti tw'r*"n This he added, rrnrr.rnl* irrmi’rrauc delegations mortgage has been paid and a Mrs. Fred - - - — ............. ........her —• County ivniih-ratir pose all degrading Influence, in w rrt attributed throughout Kami- * Sro* lh nf »ln,0,t :l W were inttodured to the nation’i 1certificate sf satisfaction reeviv-! daughter, Mt»s Mary Noble, her* the community. nole County*a schoola to be taken *lnpr 1SBC , "Number One gavel rapper", cJ by the church officers. t ,lc,*,,u r,l rM*rt* of Jack sonvilla. Re it therefore resolved- That ho decked, signed be par- Mayer Scott pointed out in his Garden club* of De Italy. Gen« Sam Itayb rn. ( cremony for burning the mort- eva amj »rr mviten to at* The Christian and .Missionary Al­ ent* and children, and then u.ed Proclamation «>’»« "Ike history of Newt pho'.ographcrs had a hey­ liance Church Is opposed to grant< as a fret pass to Ihe local Ititr the American people standi at a day as they moved with the gage followed Rally Day cx«r- lend thia Important occiiion which # * *nr fr*w hite t« lefall** neitrV 'w ii^V he''cnm plim rnt.''of crowd taking photos of the bigwigs else, held at the church and will mark tha first appesranra *parl-mutuel betting in .Seminole Sanford’s Fire Insurance agents don initiative over knOTn» as thty conversed genially and in­ Sunday school, tmt a "dinner on 10 ,h,» • l«>r of “ •**• .regimentation. County, and 4» , ii . i a , w ritrri, uhosi •rtiflfs apM ar in -Thursday'a luncheon meeting formally w.th "Mr. sp eaker'. the ground* which wa, concluded mo,, ^ (hf montMr |l< t;Vu m.lg. nearly Re It further'reaolved: That we of lhr SpmlnnIe County j , >vw. J•For " " '” 1* •a century," the Sam Rayburn teemed to enjoy just pruir to tht affair. sum's sponsored by the s t j t t .hall by every proper means enhf!(, lt „,e s .,nf„rd File ' X o l l ndu.lrs men and women being rlu*c to Congressman Herdeavor to discourage a favursbe S1, llnn -S rr. Fir. " f 'he oil inrf'*ln have fhampioii' Rev. Miliun Wyatt, faitor ol federation; in the JaehsjnvdU long s Dan-, -cratle following and vote on the referendum to per \ * n e v e h e d V ^ a n d 'h l^ s tjfV c f ,hn*r Principals of competlthe First Mcthwlut Churcn, apoko Time*.Union and In sh: New York betcllUtg h:> many years exper­ mlt nambllns at The Seminole , * 0 nd j *n. ,* , " cf live freedlm. tntialivc, and indiTime*. ience among tha nation’* political brirtly to the large group gath­ Race^lv to be decided on Nov flr*m™ ' ' r' ! d *V ho,‘*vldual lllscrtv on whichour nation Their inspirational talk* on in* « iftM and « ere shown theenlIre plant where „ a . founded Through the praettrr circle*. fe|| at ease x» ho answer* ered to witne** the ceremony und door plants, on garden clubi and CONGlrr.SSMAN A. S, "8YIF1 HF.Itl.ONG i Re it further, r. . n|. „ i Thai * * " ,h°*n ,h* flr* of these principals V,r ri| ln. rd qur»tj#rs ptird to him from named the official* apisiinlrd to orchid growing are eagerly sr»* resolved. That fittin g method, used. dudry has come to tymhoi'/r the every aidg. ticipalrd by local cirele*. Jlra. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ head the committee. notice of thl. resolution be given Al-o. ,t the lunch-,n. a discus- attainment of a standard of living "Mr. Speaker" dlaplayed hta %o The Sanford Herald, and The ,iun rvjBtive to the cmitructlon previously unknown,” Tha P a r t o n a g i Committee, Noble was for a long time on lb« outing o( the -lay as Ihe rim vf governing board of th* Jackson* Orlando Semlncl-SUr, and radio of Fjf, s„ tl0n No Tw„ planned Mayor Scott said, "The week of sunburn rtuved by a sheltering named by R. U. Hutchison, Chair­ vllle (T*rile it club and ta a pa*t Station WTRR. hy the Bo.rd of Sanford City O-l U-SO. inclusive, has been dr hit showed uff an Unt.mchrd man of the Church’s Board were: pTetMenl of Ihe Women’s did*-------- Adopted hy Ihe Executive ram m i- loners, was held si .mated Oil Progress Week, when W. B. Nicholson, chairman, 31. During her adminis!***1** hend. Conimitltc To rlim ti thf itircetiful and the rlllrrn* of thiv community Alwut Ihe laigesl delegation at­ It. Strickland, Judge II. W Ware beautiful cluhh—*» <•« RiVt-r»ld« Friday, October, 11, IB*4 eventful week, chitdrrn from all engaged In the oil business will retending the Drmoeratte I’ow-Wow, J. C. Davis ar.l Fra*A Adauu. Aveins* w tl built. She has been, Rev. David S. Carnefix, Uver Seminole County, boo of port to their neighbors on their for year*, publicity chairman of other than the l*e*buig and Lake P1* , , _ _ . them,vrore entertained at the achievements to date and their County group, waa from Kanfinl. They were name.) in Sept, 1B&3. the Garden elub of airkxunvill* f.Mr*.) J . n. Brook*, *ecre- n u f n u . 'r e with * frs-e moc.e. plant fur the future Those burning the mortgage and la now official car-ien editor * (Vnlrnl l-'lcirlsla hns Iwcn literally "liiiralinji nt its arnmn'* Jim _____ I-ee, of iKiolo, "Mr. Ik m * Ury Check sheet, railing attention In "I Invite Ihe attention of our clAmong other Item, of business, Firsi Prevrnllori were u**d as tirrns to the many and varied con- — nrttl tlu- treml now lead* In the direction of th,. j;rent- oral" of Seminole County, and were: Z. R. Ratliff, who *rl fir* of the Florida Time* Union. Miry Noble has wiitten four j-lh e pastor rrported that the work passe*. irlhutioQ* of «ur bitineia in mxi- <Ml »!r,,w,h nf 1,11 t,mu’ lo*;K,,7 of ®,m‘* to the paler, and L. P. Hagan, book* on hortlrulluro; Co.iag* • o r tha building wai prsctlrally who held the burning locumenl Such trcmcmloun itrittr* in economic «ccomi>lMhmont, **®,c « DrBl?S?* L LxVu’ Following the movie, at 1J 10 tin HvUf. ami to Owm* frr««lomi (’raff (with Olau Reahck); TUtUB completed nnder tha tetma of this Saturday, the hook aod ladder lwWch i h i c l l i•»» n * thr l h r appefial n r F l s I hrriiage l i c r s ' i n . . of ,.f l l i fet nre« R F 011 iuTld i t l f l ffo n rr Individual ( n r U t ' l l l h i k l iv A D T lt tA d an n t l fdl rcom f k d i rounitli'* t t m t h i i l f i l !*V n® W M U *# * _ until U «•« reduced t o :ashes. ff vu rr th citintJeg u ronin unuum h ' **Ut-*™F ev say . g, . * k uvu In-loor* (with J. 1^ Merkel I, Ymi centred with liam t-aw<GU Intar- fire truek waf moved In Its per Ithis h i l nnation, atin n kand n it u Hi> nv i n t,lwt, *»>.** i m » i t t v i l . n l , . , i i I ft-^ I . . .. . J ^ k« I i * * i i > n a „ * I I I * , * , * . t vCQ without whirls r;n t !*• a ttrib u te d to th e lead ersh ip in Ihom; Can Grow Orchids (In it* seemd “ l« * l , '‘"'* " t ,l k T / •. S ' J | v \ tor pointing win ba done In tha manent location In the Fort Mellon neither the nil industry n- r the pro- trust vvher** prnyrrt*** gi'l. itn first atimulntion printing) and one to be publi.-hrd , *011' ' Iilllfi'.v (eitaw, .rovitiifni.i ^ s near future by volunteers of Ihe Park Elk's Playground from Its grist it typifies . oui>t Redman Named this month. Gardeui'u in a Small V of Conifrv-v*rr.'Mr, rko Mrs. nn-trtw *S .vX .W ». Thu Sanfonl llcrivlil enrlorxeiv the* citiutiviacy church. rxhihi'lon ipot at Fir** St . ml Major Stott in his proclamation. Grernhmite (in collaboration with M, and Mr* Clifford j Q ^ Q ry Q t f Q mini A. S. "Syil” llcrloiifr Jr.- fur rt'*r|s*ctinn n.x CunitrrM* wa Plana were approved fir a De­ Magnolia Ave, ^ bomber uf special J L. Merkel), llvhin man uf the V ’ifth Cutipruiu-innal Dhlricl, liii.-u’d oulely mt 'I dication Service on Sunday afterJayree Preshlent Speer -aid, *rotmd Sanfonl vvid mark it. Everyone u requested to bring In ovidenee, Ihroughout the noon, Nov. It al 3:00 o’clock Tho "We’ve Uf-rh “ We’re promt iv i in* mvrtmplfdhmvnliv ilmiiiR iii* iilriTitly brilliant career * r mivv already so; iretire i v i v v iI "one l i p ||U tin-* ,Pro.rr*« , a ruvetrd <li«h. Talk* will he givi n Board Of Directors 1 1 ontiMic,- Da i*aae leu) Dedicatory Address will tie given ph.v which we have in our posses- , J" ’’ *° in the Unit*? nf Represetitntiv e* » . "*1 * prw.ivl storj l»K nARY- At an Oct. 3 meet­ by the gue-t* of honor and they hy thee former pastor. The Rev. sinn, from thr Stale Jiy ccr ,r. of -erwea uni progress,* j, ('onjaeiVHman llerlung'n activities in Waaliincturt mul ing of th* Runnr** ant Profe*- will be followed by a brief bush ^Glenn Smith, who was well known ganiiation. for rondur'int three Dau*. ( hairman "f the Seminole the program he itaa followed are iilatve reproach. TOW II C o u n c i l GOCS smnal Division of the De Bary nr*, session. •during eight years of ministry in annual Fire Prevention campaign' Cotin'y Hi 1C said Chsmtiir of Commerce. Curti* E Sanfonl ami Seminole County have Itenufilii’sl iwv md , , , , , ni Sanford, prior to IBU. In Sanford ami S*miniv'c c.,, r.iy Redman was nominated 'nr m rnvstlmutp from liiw repre*anlntinn hi our Nation’* iC u Ittl r lO f lS During the week of Nov. IM I f0r which we were reeofnlaed " SpQ Q hcL L l S u p p C I tvership yn the Board of Directors Farm Bureau W ill (Continued on Page IB) O n buiue.-v involving prnjectu, Ci>ii)(rc!t.iinnnl action, luutic r n • r , "Thl* year." sakl Speer, "undo * . . - ,of the Ith-wl CofC, according to an law. ami other matters |*ertainiii)r to viur city ami county, rOT rO V IIig jT TC C r Ihe chairmanship of Boh Crum- O f l M e n U T o n i a H t aimmimemoul made by the *ee- Elect Directors to which Con^renamnn Herlonir’* attention in called, he itv AIRS n m i I.AYO Icy, we hope to again win this . , . , vetary of the De llary Chamber of award for the third con«vn-u'ivc has "tfone to last" for u« and nrcomplinhcd for tt» those I.ONGWOOD — In response to Commerce, Mcs. Edythe S. I’at- At Monthly Meet Storm Drifting year and receive another tropl y the Church Sireet Property n«n lerson. The Seminote County Fxrm Spt.agetti and meal hall* are nn tlnm-x we cdttlil not do vlone. to add to our permanent eoth-" Toward Miami It u re.in'* mon'hty membership W* iw llo v e t h a t C u iiy r e w n m n i l c r l o n K h t u lK*en. a n d K * the menu tonight at the American Ri’tlmanT immination waa np meeting will he hell tomorrow MIAMI Uv—A stormy area- of ,‘*s,,'n, ,, 1 r" '1 ,,nli-’n ' vil1 I*1’- fa lr 1" " 1 inipurluil nim-li fo r om n t ho J,"'J,7vss V’huroh Street’ from fla ir proved at the rrgulvr m*-*!m« of night al Ihe Seminole High School ^squalls and rain drifted slowly to-, °"We want to thank everyone •pag' - *t| s ipper served by George wmu IiI <lo fo r th e o th e r. street to the east cily limits the Itoaixl on (ht. 7, wiih his term agricultural Building. P w anl Miami today ax weathermen p,»)M ■ P*« "t.k ln - FirA covered dlih nipper will ba scanned it elo.ely for sign* 0f j P^v.ntlon Week here auch . Lynn I.y,,,, .aid toU> ‘ k ,!0W hoW " S > 'r ,l®r,o n ? Mnmj " *h« ' ’*«, MM,C" Trn.tlng the county wilt compje.e «f ................. ..........nation .......... nnd ........... tremendous vucce**, ihe Jayccc lj|y |kj, |h# iM|^Vr ^(|l * ” 7 confronting our n tn tc and we know ___ tluit hffl paving of county portion of road arrorllag to the anmi’irvrvment. served at 7:30 p m. with Ihe growth into a hurricane. The secretary rath atteiiltcn farm bureau furnishing the main It larked most of the charact­ re-ldant said. darway at 7 o'clock with t h - h u . l : ! " * ta n » U p a t " o n t h e s e inmiM a n d w ill n o t ix* n w n y s il *hi« ? r . rotl,a.’>0 " !.* ,0— to thi- next m rr‘inj( of the Bits)* rovirar. Fnmllle* are a*ked to eristics of a tropical *anrm but It / r o m i h e H h h w a * m-** ant! Professional group to ~ n e s * ms el mg to folio v ‘ at a w a y o r th e o t h e r a n h e r e p r e s e n t a U te p e o p le o f h i* d h l r i c t . p | ^ , brtng a revered dish of their o«a waa partly the cause of ft) mile A n o u r iiro b le m n h e r e in N u n fo rtl a n d S e m h to b - C o u n ty J„ m P yr , ri 0( pie l»ngw n-sl Bu*- uiaht at 7 o’clock m the Chamber choice, said W. W. Uni, prexl* wtnd* that buffeted South Florida A full agenda is expcrteH to beconic g reiilcr, w hich undouhicdly th e y will an vve e n te r lnr*t section of Commerce office. dent of tha Seminole County farm all yeitfrdawi Purpose of the meeting, o ld group. m 0 ,t * nd. !'roifrC#SiV« g ro w th Of** • »T*rei»l meeting lift Wet Sen* under Ihe disturbs nee. cen­ I acres ting rloudlnes. today with " J " , ' . ' H u ,j^ iT ir o n ‘m*’ll'.w' ” n‘* " r At the hu*ine*» meeting of th* tered in the Florida Stra'ta a «caltered shnm rn during after- rVer. hid. for the new Fair Rudd ill history, w« hnvo tho fnith and confidence in "8yd" Her- pc«d*y evsnln* Town I'mincit Sir*. Prlrrs-n, In her announre•hurt distance off the Cohan noon and lonlaM; Tuesd.y partly |n„ Wl„ fl , be recelvet and .pen. lonir that tie will ifive us tlie* help anil Icmlernhip that hr3rl .l,,p recurnmendaitoo* of merit. I* to consider re.»rtlvatin.'{ bureau which follow* the supper at 8 o'clock there will he an rlre* cosfo the work for Ihe Division. Jjro ait, are rough. Tides are ex- flood* hi* tonight W U. ed unlit Oct. 2! which {eiay* will 1st* necessary t<* w he them an their mng.iltuile nectm- ^ ^ . S o V a m i S S pec ed to be two feet above nor­ A , nf(imi,iee «*» appointed to However, A L Ltm-oln, Presi­ lion of directors for the t.evt year. further j lanning on lhr la--inn witutew action in the lop "Chctun* of our government. mal with some flooding Hong the Fair Ground*. Congressman IlcrionR'i rccorvi of achievement, amt Ilia .xpi-roarh ihe County Commission dent of Ihe Pe Raiy Chamber of Also to come up will he a ditftoii'heast lorlda Coast and Key*. A pre meeting re;vwt from Ihe service on th e Ways and Mean* Committee, is lottg ntld er* In regard to their possible Commeree, vsitl ad re»« the Bus!- ru**lon of th* projvxed agrirut* nr«* and Professional Division lo- tura! revolution to be presented at Storm warnings posted for yes­ tirounvl' Committee revealed that brilliant -- too lengthv to present to our readers In one p»ft in 'he proaram. niithl and then re'ire from the Ihe annual Florida Farm Burean terday's winds were lowered at Ihe nco de ha* her* rn;p|i|rtr!y discourse ’ t*-" T"*'n "Apert* io meeting previous to the delibera­ Convention In Fort Vyera at Ibn Miami thl* morning. Hie) i f rie.ireii and t* now rcadv for end of the munlh. It would tie well, however, for Sanford and hcminolo rrM, rv dHall* can he arrangmt. tion*. maii-rd up, hnwever, at nth-*r vee- ] •owing giasa seed, County ritl/.rns to know of vonir of Congressman Herlong’* tlonx of the coisl from Meitvourn# Commander Lyon urged a foil around the Key* to Fort M y en .1 accomplishments. attendance at tonight < meeting. Od. 14-20 Named As Oil Progress Week In Sanlord Committee Adopts Decree Opposing Legalized Betting W e W ill M e th o d is ts B u rn W in Smile' D isp la y e d $ 10 ,0 0 0 Mortgage Garden Club Slates luncheon Thursday To Honor Writers Sanford Herald Endorses Congressman Herlong Weather Additional Local News On Page 10 ||o secured Congressional tippiuval of inclusion of omitted of llrevard, Seminole and Volusia counties in tho Central and Southern Florida Flmxl Control district, a liill that was vetoed hy the President. Of utmost int|vortanve to Seminole County, he secured funds to carry on research In citrus diseases and handled the appearance b efo re the House Appropriation* Committee of Florida witnesses and secured matching funds for erad­ ication of the Mediterranean Fruit Fly. Congressman Herlong supported appropriations for the expansion of the Sanfonl Naval Air Station. And in his understanding of the far reaching problems concerning the elderly jieople of Florida, introduced legis­ lation on two instance* which affected the Social Security laws and widened the earning capacity of these Important people to our community and state. Ill Ills interest in the farm problems of our community nnd state, he Introduced legislation which resulted In the exemption of farm gasoline user* from federal tax on gasoline. Outside of his regular Congressional duties, Syd Her­ long has formed friendships with business leaders which hove Isjen Influent InI in leading them to consider and select sites for new' enterprises in the Fifth District, He con­ stantly maintains contacts with interests which are con­ sidering new locations In Florida. We believe that The Sanford Herald's endorsement of A. 8- "Syd” Herlong Is in the best Interest of Central Florida, Sanford and Seminole County. Our Congressional leaders, those on whom we ilo|>end to work toward socuring all that Is best, profitable, and economically sound for our area, must lx* men in whose experience and back­ ground there la built an innate desire to serve his people. | hi it ions ^ OIL PROGRESS WEEK proclamation is signed by Mlqr F. D. ScoU. lamtln? on are (left to right) M. R. gtriekland, Loait Dioklns, and J, C. Davis all local oil men. (h u ff Thuto.) IE t* burned yesterday at the a Flrat J l d M I i t Church. L P. Hagen balds the A IIO.ooo MORTGAGE Z. B. Ratliff seta fire lo It and step. )••..*. Both were .Ignert of the p arao ru n burning document mortgage. Other* taking part In the ceremony ire :(le ft Ci right) R. b . asu.culiou, O a ln a a n of th* , Board; tha Rev. Milton Wyatt, and J . C. Davis. (S taff Photo) /* �#* THE SANTO** F T f AT n !»■*• 2, Mon.. Oct. IB. 1986 Sixth W e e k ly Edition Seminole Smoke SEM1N0I.R SMOKE HIUMALS I’ulilUhccl weekly in The Sanford Herald E d ito r................................. ....................... Fat Harrington A»*oci*t* Editor ......................... ...... .. Shirley Andereon •Society Editor ............................. - ......... Kny Jenkins Feature Editor ------------- ----- ---------------Fred Hall Joke Editor .............. .................................. Bill Thompeon Reporter*; Bobble Crutchfield, Kay Ivey, Ann Vondran, Angelo Compaln, A. J. Clement*, Bill Thompson, Mnry Jane Flynt, Ray Johnson, Frances Strickland. Teacher O f Week The teacher of the Week It Min Edna Chittenden tu n deic rtc i a lot of rrc>lt< fur her loyal service In (he students of of Seminole Hilh for th* pait It year*. Hriiilri the tremendmu Job of raring fur (he Library, M in Chit* lenden la on the Faculty Advisory CemmllUe. Sha haa til Scholar* ahip Information, and ichedutra DECKKD OUT IN NEW UNIFORMS are members ef the Seminole High School Majorette Corpa. They all filma for Vlaual Alda. am (left to right) Linda Smith, Krle Kralsert, Pat HirringO.rs, llobbla Crutchfield. June Jennings, Mlai Chittenden livei at l « l Betty Lynn Sefridge, Ann Dari*, Nancy Richards, Mary Grace Ifobby, Judy llm op, Carol Nutt, and I'almettu Ave with her atatcr Pottle William*. (banford Herald Photo) Mm Laura Chittenden. Gossip Clouds S H S M a jo re tte s O n e For A ll; A ll For O n e' Davis trying l» twirl without her baton? ll’a really • sight. 8he baa such form, ahhhl such vigor. Helen Trice keeps Dubbing in j,a e I. al. .1 . l , n *S Gist Club. It ___ aeam* that she a always doing something wrungJu*t when MU* Whltlle'e looking. It looka a* If everyone feel* a Utu* bit better since the aU week*’ teals are over. They're •van smiling again. The gaily flu ff had a dialingu»Ufl *uiij)r Thursday afternoon. He Is Mr. Lm,a, who print* aw* publishes our annual, Mutation* were asked by Ihe staff end many helpful auggestlone were given by Mr, Ijong, Tb begin th , gossip this week EVERYBODY ||.\H A PAIIT In “ Picnic" and pact of the ra il appearing In ihe Seminole High School Mtiticftl hi Hnec|r*( Knout lomorruor ivirit %t t *>clock ••tm to be going o\cr tUcir MfUcttljlf1 line*, bhown above a rt; Htnry Caion, Tiddy Walk«r» Murray Naoct, anu UlU ly it. (Sanfoid H ira U P h o to j FEED BAU Fred: The Jokes In the last edi­ tion weren't very good. Bill: That's funny I put them In Ihe fire and the slove roared. Athlete; A dignified hunch of muscles unable to rake leaves or mow grass. Slls* Edna Chittenden (HUff Photo) Seminole FFA Wins Superior Award D C T O ffice rs N am ed In National Group Dial a . time losing f.T hMsrjSLill*0ao" Jc tu r “"hJ"'! 1 vo heard and seen that * It. The uniforms went msde by Uln senior boy named Bill Kir- „ „ „ 8 I)(|„ , rt R choff |t changing hi* wrgya. No j, jf-nnlnig* «ml Minir Ilf Ihi* stria lanrfr |»l« with (hr gat-Hlght molhl.f | U py ||(fJ a Vffy n|rf l111*• . , J,jh. don't you think so? Three raha fur Cushing! She j know that no one espceU tlie finally chased her pony tail a- | 2 majorettes to gel along fin* toway, From what I hear If you (C| hpr » h, n lh(y If# rich , thcr ,y tail in you ran from f to 10 a. m. and after get a flee date with KIvU l*r#s- school, they will be the Ifrst to ley, I* that what you did Nan? admit that they have thefr little Kenneth Itoaark la really null* "spat#," but they all -lick tog guy! lie Iras a way rf agraval- gelhar no matter what. They arc ing Maggie Jana to dn.lh in Pay- all “ One for All; and All fur etiology. Gtln and bear It Magi One." Is speech class Thursday, Mis, If you'd like a good took at CoD o j .i made the remark, "Let's j the rnrp, he nt the game Friday go home this afternoon ami piac- night in Mrlbuurnr. Oh Yes, yell tire hi valuing with uur dlepbrern, res I to il for mir team- Give thu Th . cply from one of Iho stud- majoreitr* a big hand i hey're •nts was, "Can wa do It now? I doing a fine job! brought mine with me." ■ ■■■- By A. J. CLEMENT* The Seminole F. F. A. Chapter received a Superior Chapter Award fqr acromylUhment* of their Supervised farming pro­ gram for lMVifi. This award was presented by Dm National F. F, A. Organisation The Chanter showed outstanding accomplishmints In their program of acti­ vities and in providing valuable «JiieaD*',il experiences fur the ^ |T lf)f chapter. This outstamtiHp- award it tfisod <*i the deg ■ea of arhlrveruuiiU of fie lo­ re! chapter ,n carrying ml It* progress of work. The Chapter show cattle ars lin­ ing taken to the livestock show in Ocala hy Mr. Edwards, the farm foreman. These cattle will be The first meeting of Seminole High School I). C. T. Club was held on Thursday. Oct. t. The mrctlng was opened by Mr. Girard, th* coordinator. Virgil Hpivey w»» elected tem­ porary chairman to conduct the election. Untie Allman was elected the first president nf this new high school organisation. Virgil Spivey was alcclsd vice president; Nor­ ma Evan*, secretary; Tommy Bussell, treasurer; Don Baty, Sarg< ant at arms; Hoy Welrmann, reporter. Nett Michels, parliamen­ tarian, and Earl Owen*. Chaplin. Km plovers of the numbers nf the D. C. T. Club have become associated mrtnhcii of Ihe orga- nlzaticn along with the school ad­ ministrators that arc direct sup­ ervisors of the program. The member* of the club arc looking furward to attending the annual district meeting of al! the I). C. T. Clubs nf District Fivr, of which the local club Is a mem­ ber. Thi* meeting will tm held af­ ter the Christmas holidays. It is usually attended by all the I). C. T. Club members of the district shown in the livestock show by BUI Thompson. Hi rt Ila tb r and It a ml* II Priest, We hope to win many ribbons there and in other shows to come. Plastic sponge- that become dirty fiom heavy cleaning may he Inundcnd in n washing uur rhine — for e*lr» freshness and longer wear. In the last ten years the teen ager in thee United States has taken on an unparalleled econom­ ic Importance of which la Ihe necessity for using goad Judgment. Here ir Sanford there are a great many children a ho seem to enjoy playing In the streets more than anywhere elie. The neat time any of ua have an Im­ pulse to spetd In a residential area we'd better stop and think what It would be like to cause the death of • child. . .even if It were not our fault. Until the male driver is 21, he must pay almost double Insurance premiums because of his reck­ lessness Girl* don't. Of rourse this doesn't mean that girls are much better drivers, but It doe* mean that they don't have such a high accident rate. Perhaps we ttoy* can lake * tenon from the girls and slow down, Another good point of careful driving U that it will earn for u* more respect from some adults who think a hotrod is just a com­ mon criminal. . and m*)be they have ,i point, We'll hate to an­ swer that. Speech Group Presents 'Nautical Approach' Tuesday The speech department nf the Junior rlase presented a 1 art play ealled, "The Nautical Ap­ proach," In assembly Tuesday morning. It was under the direc tion of Mrs. Coleman. I.et’i give them a hand, be­ cause they realty did do a gum! Job and «e certainly enjoyed it. The characters wrre as follows, announrrr, Helen Alums, police­ man, Jim Blythe; sailor. Al Col­ lins; bead nursr. Nancy Robb; assistant nurse, Linda Cannon; janitor, Berry St. John; student nurses, Sandra Lee and Evelyn Hcnnelt. Ifc “ Phase" She: “ No" lie: “Oh Please" She: "Positively no" He: “Aw ma all the other kids are going to the show." Triple Trio Makes First Appearance Tomorrow Night n> KAYE JENKINS * The Triple Trio make* Its first appearance Tuesday night, with Ihe Glee Club'* annual "V arigtj Show". The girla are: firat a " pranot, Tat Harrington, Kaye Jenkins, Rohbl Crutchfield; sec* ond sopranos, Carol Xult, Sylvia Price, Lois O irbcau; and the alto*, Ann Davit, Shirley Ander­ son. Iris Causey. Every Tuesday night the girle meet to hold a practice from 7 o'clock to 8 o'clock. The girls alk enjoy music and pul a lot m il their songs. The girls will sing three selecHons In the “ Variety Show", “Little Willie", "Sleepy Lagoon", and “ Mr. Wonderful." They hate worked very hard to make this year as sines *ful as the proceeding ones. Thank You, Maggie Jane We nf Ihe Journalism Staff Borrower: A perron able to would like to thank Maggie Jane swap hot air for roll coin. Lawton for Ihe outstanding Job she did on Ihe Indian figure* for the Smoke Signala. Cannibal: A heathen who never Teddy: “I'll bet you felt it in Mamie Jane la taking art in your toes when I kissed you last works but lives on people. aehool and I* going to apply for night. an art scholarship to college. Pat; Yes you were standing Lots of luck to )ou MMI‘o l*nw Dust: MuJ with on my feet. squreied out. you really deserve It. “ SArC'JHSiST, *z;z.vrrjr *a ir Hey, Den Mathieug, what hap- . pened to you? You used to La Try som ething new with carquite ihe lover or maybe I haven't tola; add cinnamon lu the water seen you at work recently. In which they are boiling. It leere* as though Teddy Wat— , . kcr .a l taken down a notch the i Olhe: lay after assembly by a , Grated cringe rind and a litll# senior named I'at for leaving b*-i brown sugar cieate good flavor .lie seniors were completoly f"r froren mavhed s<|liath. out — Shame, Teddy. After every football game a n ml take a guOil look at David group of juniors and ttnlort cut It1Drrbert. hava a party. Wliat du you find Who did Virgil Graeey have a i ereatlng al liias* parties date with Saturday night? Could ■IrUT It be Lynda Ytakle? D'C.T’ (I.I'll OI I'II EHH for ID.1ft.57. Hltnwn (leftto light) as they look over their duties, are: Louis 1 hear through tho grapevine |t seems that 1 have l.csn hearthat tho fifth period English ells* Ing a lot about Janie U. and Tam­ Allman president; Norma Evan-, attielaryj Tommy Rus»y, trva uicr; and Viigil Hpivey, vice presi­ dent (Sanford Herald photo) il really a Hot! To glva a hint my W .ranter If there i* any why — Bobby LitGs, Brantly truth In what I hear? Bchlrard, Porky Seolt, Phillip Thar* is a cute boy In th* hand L eroi, end Pal who give* all th* girla a hard ara all members. Poor Mr, Hay! tint*. Now Tommy you know you Pat sura la happy these days shouldn't do that. — Bttldes going with Toddy bar What'* this s s hear about Ronfather bought bar a 1948 black nia Gila* and Wanda Barrel Mercury and g-acea what? It ha* ghlrlay Anderson, Bobby • radio! Crutchfield, Ann Ilavls, Kaye JenU« sure to go to finer rest kins and Nancy Richards attrndTueeday night to *** "Picnic", "fall Frolic*" at Galnervllle the annual variety show given by this week end. Have fun girla Y for FLORIDA and YOU! 1 Tint foryourFalltourtosurheik-upl la ikt **tl fr* swaths, n*fig« wdl play hast la Iks jtMictl talus of siti. tan U ear histery. They’re eer b*||«si busts***...let's ike* tksa ** ty y e nets tksa. Tki* d e l liil is • good slesf la tk* right direcliea It's the ssate *14 Coldea Rult, but *baa pul to otrk it eot ealy milm us btpplte, it the is good busiae**! Who U that cvU red head Jim» y Cordall has been eyeln*? BeDar be cartful Jimmy, . , boy on tire loose. Wake up girls r break. Don't b« a square. They think you’re cute. 4>•* ail -if u,cjr sjq.1 gl* adorable male* around Iter* — m-m-m. We're not telling y»u anything new are no Francis? ( Would you hk* a tree supply <I tovffteiy thoch (heiti so duo,but, to yev* Itieods, ecployeet, r.trf giowp* Ask any f f t oD<*l H. II. lo lrasea Illy. Maw a*T Mofo-IU �offlf«, trouble with chinch hags la their improved bermod*. c!c except From lift# toRmc the agent st. Ajsu»tlne $rjt» Uwn* It in d o weather <>r itiiuct i\t»emewiil u»c tbi* column to bilng with icatlerei kio.vn ape's *> *nfe» "Hun agricultural tventa anJ material* >hlch spread until iinsu.t all the rhere U a bulletin available in jour attention. lawn jyi-,, if ’bey aren’t cheek rent thin office. Circular S J>, on • • • rd in time. Ordinarily chinch 'hinch bug cotlifol. Chinch bugs I've had afrw calti recently bug* u til no* hollt'r the o'bef f difficult to find tx e of j> bume owner* that are having ^ra»* varieties »uch at centipede, their »mall -ire. Unc of the bv*t Agricultural News n- t u r n a . t t i i k e r , n hKMIN.il.II COUNTY A o m r v m 'R A L a o e y t The word teem* to have gotten Q around pretty well that Seminole County hai a new Agricultural \eent, for so far a!tno,l ciciy* one he ha* met baa either ta,d *•1 heard wo bad a new Agent" or "I've been wanting tn meet • i t r Agent." Maybe in lime Uic "new aeent" migh* meet you. too r.ven t.iougb Seminole Coantly u .mall in land area tbe.e a lot of people and a lot of £ agriculture in the eounly; so c.-naequcntly don’t feel lef* out if the "new agent" doean’t vlait your plaep right uw ay. The County Agent'* office i* •>n the ground flour «f 'he Courth'lii.p, Sanford t phone tfot. l*rn«e feel free 1o drop by any time. ,.t the p roem time no partietilar time except Friday ba* _ hem set a»idr n- an office day. V The other day the agent may be in the office or in the ( »Id, hut yon can alwayx leavr wool wiih -■ ....... -v-— - o r , t i n t 's IN fltllJf irkat y <i W ll or vhere , . ,» tenet! by phone. We are m the Dtu.-e,* „t .*•ting the vorioui pro<lueera mail­ ing list* up-to-date. So farm Sel­ ler* have been lent to Ihe calCemen, poiltrymcn. nuraerjuien, m and citrui grew*r» in an effort m‘ll ”l* to find ‘hem l» f*. '-res a tin car with the top ami ba • torn rem-ved into the H ge of living tur. and browned area*, and till with -arm wale. lf chinch j j j i are pic*eit they xill float ‘o the tup in 3 to min* THE SANFORD HFRAl.n M o n , Oct 1.1. 1953, patte Z if nun i> m d water tne lawn .jr^ighly, allow the gr.->- in Iry. aLi then dus*. The area may .non H> watered again Ugh ly to git a goto! coverage. exalt Choose from these and more • 2 for the price of S -p lu s a penny! New Economy! Ho faster-acting aspirin made / ANTISEPTIC Kills conlacted gerns when used lull strength. Peasanttasting, amber colored. Excellent mojIhAash and gargle. Fast-dissolving Foil Sgra;n tablets. 100-TABlET BOTTLES i frVo| )> R E G . 54c ] tigVW < WRITING PAPER & ENVELOPES i CELLO-PACKS fr__ fil exoff jfesaJi t r n i r $1.15 Special 12 Or. N. Y- Cut Sirloin fhnhc of three vegetahlc'. Hot ItolK Mufflnt. Coffee. Ire Ten. of th re e vr«e* C nftee, Ire Ten Save the to t cost. White Vellum, Paichmont Bond, White Morocco or Devon Cush. wm m 1 J iw is n il 36-TA91ET BOTTLES Itg Jb ... J for !S« POWDER.- ^ 100 AORllNHCfACt , .rei- v MUttstn. ' Ulistf*. lb‘ m . .ra i n '*»vvnAP : 9A«B rIBDON. itt*M*tl p r t t Bi* *1 W t p a n o v it lOTTYt Of tW rw a n u wnw •»aa*ll b * - ^ T a e r o so i "R E A D y ’ b r u s h e !?*■*" ! tllli.ro * 1 U*«ndd ^ K L E N IO h A tM n ,x u ll P R O -C A P • ’• ’ t Cal noon* plMS i*»ww-jisaff, sse s& ’- i DIMOCtATIC rrriidentlal nomi­ nee Adlat E. SUvemon awing* Inrough Penwvtvania by au'.i* and train (tiottom). the latter called the "Joe Smith Expre*l.■, Tie left the train In Seranlen for • iperch and motorcade through tmaller town*. At lop, Stevenxm aignt autographs In rittiburah, where. In a nationwide addrw , fv he accuicd the Frciident of "grots mlMtat-ment" In charg­ ing Democrats with "wlektd ronsenre.’* (international) iV .n .lO W * '* 1 * ” * , gCXALb COO UW» OIL. q,,| ?S »?B JS W Sw r J i S1 tft,S." n -tfd y re * " - 100**:1 low. »•«'« tlfOmg SH A V E iMtifA Uthtr tof clow.« s 111 “ •‘ V i v n . 2 l » t 4 0 ‘ i f s p a b b u h ® 0 ® ^ i» i-e i* luilnatt rtvineitoncv jv ^ , cn d c l 2 PWRS tot 101 WRRtHCS IM tiltlS . .* • " * * u irs to** l9. M,’*a Coerw't taiUMlMl » n « > ; . leg SVi * h lc k u c ls * I'nu'nioi, •«•'*r 1 , ......................... Vwet't *h titlhSllk Bra*" « " WltCH Ml. fV> „ QllSlt £• iititwgee. aioooiixi. WII1IH6 M hJ V V o u s V ; U ltitiJ s H to * '* SOMETHINC; NEW! '3 Something DIFFERENT! MOUO FR O ZEN CAN DY gSBSRw— n T'»t » puBOfoi. m i ..........s ‘«m«»»'»"• M“" i »i » S w in > '« " • ^ sa w Im iu VtiMOSl U»v » w. ,. i \ W ^ b , ° N fy -S A V F p ? " v «|{ » • * 1 »l M O W "* f 'nt Quality out COLO* *11*- jf ,. MNruimmsr C-Kl*W 0W *!• m bl i p ;;' It t i l l SHM*** . [Mm, r5iTK Ci'*» r-pjllt nSnunu ttd i*' • ro itu rs iryit. to JW ■« ............ IQf ijuMltA, •* ^fetf/orrf Fj m H i m iit 2 i t is s u e s z & n s i '& 'i ' S 3 S ? , SoWtURS PNPtR FROZEN I FOR FRESHNESS 2 for 3 9c ^ miners •** Viler 2 lot oil 8 Ac “ 'lT O l i l l . WHY—AT ROUvRILLAT & ANDERSON’S the corner by the rlorL safir-* AND FOODMART Park A rt. at S3th 9*. "OF COURSE" E V E R Y ITEM IH THI S S A D IS R E G U L A R , G U A R A N T E E D MERCHANDISE; �•■T fe . ' Eng ag em ent Rings For M e n Popular Continued Growth O f Our C ity, County Depends Upon Citizens Th# cirri# of prosperity seems to be ' wMving Itself tighter mid tighter around Sanford and Seminole County. However, the thread that forms the cloak of growth and increased economic condi­ tions, must be twisted into the finest yarn of loyalty that can possibly be turned out on the looms of time. The stability and uprecedcnted growth . must be dependent upon the citizens of San­ ford and Seminole County - for it would ba useless to banter, trade, work and strive, for those things ihat would create business, •Industry, and commerce, unless those who lire within the community itself supi>orl "l&ose neighbors who form the backbone of the city. Merchants are dependent u p o n t h e i r neighbors for trade, support mid loyalty. They cannot be expected to pour their taxes Into a mushrooming community govern­ ment unless they have the shopping faith of the dtliens who live within our bound* Many many of our citizens deplore the conditions i«i Wndltlons tlinl that exist on an miwnj«n,M international and nntiomU level the pouring of billons of OI dollars u u im rn Into foreign countries with no . return for the Investment except what they call "the good will" of the nations into Which these shiploads of dollars und goods are funneled. So It I* with our own situation - we cannot exi>ect thousands upon thousands of dollars poured Into foreign shopping fields, dollars on which there Is not return to the community. To lie sure - the local shoppers are ntftacted by lights and glamour, by boast* and come-ona, by “plenty of room” to pnrk and all of the other promotional fol de rol that one listens ta and reads - but what of the price tag? The cost of transportation far exceeds The Sanford Herald rukll*h*S Dally K i r i n SalurSay *>* Suna.y ■nter*A aa aaaaai alaM m atter Ortabvr ST. M il at *aa p « it o fflta a t BiRfard. riarlS a ana*r ih* Art a | ra n g ,* .. *f March 1. I STS m an ranBnte Mtt*r »«s robii.h.t MAnmN HARMAN t a . Kiavaitva fSltAF HVBLTN J. CVSHINO a g r .n l'ln e i t m u r la C o n steau Father O f Free Diving' S, 3 S £ % • pci it a total uf two month, un d rr water,” he «aid. "That lan't very much, U ttT" Couiteau wrote a book of hi* •marine »ub«c» tdvenure* that ■old J,to0,000 eopic* Ite abo prodticctl lor Cohi mo ia Picture* I ..c Silent World," a wiertlly beautiful film of ocean life that won a grand pri/c In the 10Vi frriival has been proven I Karh citizen can play a very Important part In the complicated network of pro­ sperity that Is being woven nboul us. As the needle of success weaves in «nd out, ench person has a particular place In it to form the mesh closer and closer around Sanford and Seminole County to create »« c«nn'< i What began a* a iport for *’ou»lIhj dunk of security and succereha* become a wriou* ca-| Let's each one do his or her part in 'teau rear. Hr want* In »pcnd the r o l making the Sanford and Seminole County of hi* tifv fulvin* the *ecret* of urea the most important in Florida. It can the *ca. particular1- Ihe myatcry of Ilia continent *hetf, be done! "Thi* »hclf. an ov.-rage of 1,• I • fret belu* the *urface." he Voting fs more than a privilege of our 0i« •aid, 'Vvt*fid» mil fr..m e » rr, citizens - It's a duty and an obligation. rontim nt from one or two mile* Anil lltHt's somfthing to remember in thiso to fiuiulrrili uf nub- Hr >11 it pouting pre-eicftfon days. As Indfvldunl*, tie* the ocean nby**. "Vcr> I'Hle It ' » r* *v \vi* don't owe any thing to the jwlltlcinns - ■hclf, yet it cover, an arm great­ our obligation is to secure the highest type er than Euro|iC. It l» my dream of goed government at local, stnle n*H nutcowiuer it lonai level. C'mi'trau ha' a mild duilaln fur Nub amateur sfM-arfi'hcr* •ml prufv»»lonvl fi'hcrmi-n who go down to1the vea with ncla. "KDhing i* a thing 1 hate," he •aid po'ltlvrljr. "I feel that In 30 year* fiihlng will be prohibited In every1 »ea." Hut the fiih themvhr* ran takr little remotetlon front thi* predlclUn. Couiteau »tmply re­ gard* pre'ent day^ fhhmg mrlhmil a* wailrful and destructive. jihMh I* aatlilaS aaalaatva), ia tha.m* for r.poMlritlaa at all ta* local a'W* prlataS la thl> a»w»papvr. Ilunestly, though, don’t you sometimes wonder where thia groat muntry of ours ItW M M Ul Kaitaaallr hr Oanatwl A4**rii'la« is headed for? Regimentation seems to bu iarvt** Inc <*l flaargla Oavlaia Ratk a il* Atlanta Oa«rat* the answer whether we like It or not. The great American spirit which was for so ■ rn srn iP T lo ii r a t e s S r C arrlar 11* M r WMh Oa* l l a a t h II M Jong a shining example to the rest of the T h re* M*ath* rii* Taar ■1* Maalh* Mat «a vs III I* world, held In envy and awe. seems to be All 'JWluary nalltaa, car** af ihiah*. rt'Alull*** an* disapperaing under an avalanche of prt>* wait*** af aalartatamaal far Ik* parti.«* of rat.i.a CitSa wilt ht ahartaS fay at raealar *Sv*Mi.tna rata* mine* of accurlty from the cradle to the He would rmne the ocean* of Page 4, Monday, Octotrcr 15, 1955 grave. their mlm-nil wealth, turn them Utf.A'DAY SALE ALL WAITRESSES I fitD0C£0 M».v% The Nsvjr poHcy of employing the physically handicapped on the same baria aa the able-bodied hi i worked out eery succrufully In the Overhaul and Repair De­ partment at the Nava) Air Station Corpua I'hrUtl, Tezat. Of the 3.000 employee*, *ome 300 are pltytlcallr handicapped. Each 1* do­ ing hi* work with prreiii«n—«ml with great courage. The Naval Training Crnter at San Diego, Calif., ha* a "*hlp’a bell" that can play hymn* at the flick of ■ switch. On itundayi or oo special ocravion* It become* a carillon, chiming out familiar hymn*. Combining u imall bell* with the principle* of modern elertronVa and the old-fatjtloned pi­ ano player, there are four loudipeakers to carry the music of the bell* to all corners of the station. v " m o v e tOO ante rlaga for man are atlQ only steadily, "Matched fouraomet—a act of mond ring industry, It la growing diamond engagement end wadding ring* for both the butband and Ckiaf Wang Wan Ku«l joioad wife — are alio becoming popthe Navy mora than M year* ago, nlor." be remarked, adding: "p a r­ »nd boa boon a oaturalliad Ameri­ ticularly In Texaa—on op. can cltiian since IMS, but never P« tenon, a bo U promoting the •at toot in the United State* un­ idea that a diamond ring la a bo)‘a til thla year when he waa aent bait friend, la a top figure in the to the naval hoapital at Oakland, glitter held who itarted from ex ___________ California, for treatment. Wang aetly nothing. ia a Chief Steard who baa cookei •board tuch thip* aa the MINDA­ fr, A . INDOOn NAO and flagships ESTES. At 62. Wang ta atll] anxleua to ahlp over. I Karns ABOUT THI8 QUESTION "The oewiMpera will be full of hswttag ■cridewto, bat th*M sea m Ij the a*rf—a m m . ImaglM all lb* ieoaer laiitlM, sad f i o u * to property that \ witl BUSS bey a glS.‘ I.lability Policy ad ail of my faulty- foe lojarieo daoieg* « o may esaaof* PHONE ITT nouns Quided mlaatloa are robot weagam a, which can be directed to ■ targat by laatrumonU built Into Urn dovlao, or by command! originatiag autilde. It haa been aald at the mlaaile: "There ia no cock­ pit, an pilot. Inatoad. there la t built-in Intelligence, crammed Into Mack boaaa." • ia s o n i W IEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP >11 PARK AVE. rated. At MO feet I wea quite rnoN E aa: drunk." G e n e ra l Insurance H. JAMES GIT’’1 AGENCY • H i IAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES CUT JAMES B. GUT VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY i The undersigned Democratic nominees for Seminole County public offices In the General Election on November 0, 1050, urg e the voters to support the Democratic Party on the local, state and national level. It is our betinf thnt only through the election of a Democratic Congress and a Democratic administration can wu maintain a voice in national affairs and reflect our views in government. Our own United States Senators and Representatives from Florida, together with t h e i r colleagues from our neighlx>ring state*, occupy important chairmenshipx and positions on the influential committees of Congress. They likewise hold high positions within our own Demo­ cratic Party. Their voices^spenklng for ua as our rtprts entativss, can best be hen red In Washington by the irnity of which they are members * the Democratic Party. Senators Holland and Smathers, Governor Collins, Congressman Hcrlong and our six other Democratic Florida Congressmen, have endorsed the nominets for the Democratic PartyWe join them In urging the election of a Democratic administration and a Democratic Congress in November. In this wsy, and in this way only, do we have a chance to make our voices 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 irtE E HRIVElt \ <Mt I'PANTM *»»' AM, —KOItlM-tT.il1 AND PURRENT THIS AD THE KING & I t lllcbard Unlmark lo KISS of DEATH 0 . P. HERNDON for Clerk of the Circuit Court J. L HOBBY for Sheriff MARY E. EARLE for County Assessor of Taxes JOHN L. GALLOWAY for Tax Collector RAYBURN T. MILWEE for Superintendent of Public Instruction C. F. HARRISON for Member o f School Board CAMILLA D. BRUCE for Supervisor of Registration — ERNEST HOUSHOLDER for County Judge KARLYLE HOUSHOLDER for County Prosecuting Attorney s ic t u * * JOHN KRIDER for County Commissioner, District No, 1. ro m m m Bob iL "The aea ii our gnate.t re•oorre." he 'aid "It can auitaln double the world'* pr< >rnt popu­ lation." Couitrau ha« aitembled a »laff of 30 *jierlali't.' tn plan amt man " W a in ir lia e a . •m C.V.W h it n s y « 0W, for use In a guest room, you simply remove fha a* Into watcrv farmlnyi >- ■•’ -*fiih are ranched a* .clcntlfieallyr a* rattle are un dry land now. LAST TIME TOMfillT STARTS S:3S ft *1 v - U in ^ i n u p im h parka which serve you • the sanitary fnTbs answer: Mats flngsr*: cilitlea — are all dependent upon the supYou msan mtfl a n actually be­ l>ort of local citizens. ginning to s t i r Mgagomoat One of thu greatest futures - greater lings: than even the biggest In any Florida city "Y*s mors or try day.” said * is in front of Sanford and Seminole Henry Paterson. Hi# nation's la ri' County if local area citizens would but cat diamond ring manufacturer. band together to make It possible- This "But In (be eaao of men we don't future cannot be accomplished by those who call them engagement rings. Wa call them acceptance ring*. pull n|»art Iml cud of with — those who are "When a woman bacomea aagagattempting to bring to a reality such pro­ ed, she naturally wants to gist jects ns the "Capital Improvement pro­ her fiance a preisnl. And th an la gram” -th e "docks and terminals" - th e1 no earthly reason why she should "Snnford-Titusville Canal” - a new "air­ not buy him a diamond ring, so she too, can hare an trarUallag port” to nerve the community - the "cuttacproof of bee lota and affaetloa." way and 17-02” - and a myriad of others There U also another advantage that are being placed Into the achievement In Dili trend for tbs bachelor. If hopper. hit girl throws him over for an­ To be certain—Sanford and Seminole other guy. be can bock the Hog County is out to achieve big thing*—and as gard him to court a new flame. in spite of wliMt some may say, these pro­ Paterson said that while acceptjects will become real. Bui most of all—the biggest 1»om In San­ ford would come to pass if local citizens would but trade with their -neighbors - a — .; n«n fuh »■»half »•« hla iuiu,<future ufmi.i»n., expedition' "Trade Home" *|in-c spree n»uiu would ncreate irnuu nAti uuinc » w smiles NEW nr.o YOIIK iunn -.rt — . "It may strike yau without that would circle the city because home-, me". die man ‘her hive mo»t one of tha perils of free die-! warning at IJ0 feel. But you are town folks would be happier ____ - v*»uid rc- n a ta l officer named j1 / - *, u nlu,«c'' "»rco»U. or, as *“« *• tool it at too feet, , Jacqu<-*-3 vr ........... Couilrau hi h n. aptly named „it. "it strikes people In different cclve more for their dollar siwnt -- and CoulU„ "rapture of the deep." No one ta way*. It may exhilarate yen or would realize a bigger and better city in 1(p ,urnr<| ihe world1. »«■•%Into jo*f *ure how it opeVata*. hut un- depress you But It tend* to take the final analysts. ja goldfiih bu«l by to-inveminj: der heavy prcuurt the nitrogen away your cautloa and instinct for America became a great nation because the aqualung in io«. since then In Ihe air the <| • ir* «urvival. of the loyalty of its citizens - and so enn the «>»lrr In It* pearly bed on »ecm. U> affect bl» oenae la the h il ,akan (he „ v#l ••m e wa> alcohol rauic* Intoila doten m?n. Some almnlr V*ot S . n f o r d -nd W n .,1 , <*»»., I* ™ * S ^ S L X J * : n'.”£ 2 t *,lon oa going down. Other* .imply regreat communities because of the loyalty ,pr CtHidrau, who haa aulferrd — malneri where they we.r until of Its citizens. | ( ourieau, a 'lender athtrtk man or enjoyed — thla atraage t e n i a 1they d-owned. Anything can hapIt is n pure slid honest determination that of w. I* the acknowledged ' lather llon hundred* of timet, laid: jpen. Your mind ia almoat ooliteSanford's growth and pros|>erit.v can lie of free (living." * »p..rt folinaed Improved tremendously with the tide turn* ,nllllon •“dttulaiu ,n America aloi.e. ing Imck to "home town loyalty". Since he pul un a face math Do ns others hrve done - when you hear and tubmrrscd for Ihe fln l time a ncighlmr or friend apeak of shopping In in IBM, Cnu'leaii ha* mule more foreign communities - remind them that than 10,000 dive*, including a re­ (triccnl of Sol feet in 1HT. "they can find their needs here at home' cord "Hut altogether I have protiahly _ af th* AMActaiaS rreaa T t ! HavAtS b_ I_______ w can te r nanal diawM* rings t th. poMibu m e o r.. a - - a according to transportnlton exports, It costs tha traveler ten cents per mile to operate his car. ... , Then there is the friendly greeting of your hometown elerk who welcomes you to -tha local merchant's store - the guarantee lhai -"Van merchandise doesn't meet the highest atannwodg n neighbor represents It £will be exchanged or traded. ' There are the streets which must be paved in front of your home - front the tax you and your local merchant* pay. The poiiot protection you receive each day and night whatever the day of week - the fire protection - the water you drink - the By HAL B o n n HEW YORK » — Gu m th a t's a amall part of booming dia­ 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. -jmT^y - GEORGE A. KELSEY for Constable, DistrictNo. 3. S E A R C H E D ". W. HUGH DUNCAN for Justice of the Peace, District No. 4. _____ HSUVlSlOn oo MOmam - J ® M w - n u iS J. Q. (SLIM) GALLOWAY for Constable, District No. 4. 5wm »S M tttll VjMNFlt| FetseiB tisO fW ahhib•tog W. A. LEWIS for Constable, District No. 6. Kealure—T2.1 . 10:01 "Uliter A Car Nlthl" "CHILDREN UNDER All., 11a i ..!» KUKE" 13 HOMER SEWELL for Justice of the Peace, District No. 6. (Pol Ad. Sponsored and Paid For By Swmincis County Democratic ExscuUvvs Com.) R. 8. Btllhlmsr, S«c rotary-Treasurer 1 �& THE SANFORD HERALD Mon., Oct 15, 1956, Pago 5 S o cia l fv u n ii Magnolia Circle Hears Lecture On Air-Layering A very Interesting lecture and drmonilratlon on alrlaycrint plant* and *hrub* was given by Mr*. C, L. Powell at Thur»day'» meeting of the Magnolia Garden Hub Circle, which wa* held at the home of Mr*. L. R. Hagan, with Mr*. J. E. Nichold*. Mr*. H. K. ning and Mr*. Fred Perkin* serving a* co-hotteue*. The gucit ipeaker. a prominent amateur garde-er of S»*vfoed. wa* introduced by Mra. R. W. Herron, program chairman. Mr. Powell *ugge*ted u»lng heavy duty alu­ minum foil Inttead of plaatic for airlayering, a* it I* le*« rxpen»i\e, much ea*ler to u«e and pro­ duce* belter rrtulU than plastic theeti, and rubber band*. Many of the girl* were »urpri*ed to learn that air layering U *o ea*y to do, and decided to do a lot of it in the near future. Mr. Powell »tated ipring U the be*t time of the year to do air-layering but good results can be had almost anytime of the year. So several of the ladie* retailed to try it the very next day. The member* presented a gilt to Mr. Powell, who in turn pre­ sented I he hottcti with a lovely powder puff plant, which he had air layered, and a h«u*e plant to Mr*. J. W. Me*»ler, a former Magnolia Circle’* project for the year. "Giving of our G ar­ den**'. wa* fulfilled thi* month by each inrmber'* receiving ge raniur.v cutting* from a mem her’* garden. The meeting wa* pre»ided over hv Mr*. Charlc* Meek*, ehairman, who urged all member* ta attend the general buainesi meet ing. which will be a covered dish luncheon Thursday, Nov. II. at 12 noon It Ihe Shrine Club building Mr*. J. W. Mealier, member. Mrs. Cart England, an: Mrs. J. W. Sinclair were wclcom rd a* go eat*. Mr miter* attending were Mr*. P. H. Colbert, Mr*. Frank Dtame, Mr*. Dirk Elam, Mrs. L. ’P. Ha­ gan. Mr*. Albert Hardr»ty, Mrs. A It. H irrii. Mn. R. W. Herron. Mr* F. D. Johnson. Mr*. F. D. Ucske, Mn. Charlc* Meeks, Mr*. II. H. Odham Sr.. Mr*. Hratley Odhain, M n. J . E. Nichold*, Mra. KreJ Perkini, Mn. C. I, Powell, M n. H. K. Ring, Mn. K. D. Scott and M n . J. L. Weber. D e M o tte TO S p e a k On Civil Defense this Wednesday Folding TB Christmas Seals will he Ihe , ,prni-ct of . the women ... Of the l .vie Department of the Sanford Woman » Club when they m r« Wednesday at lt>:» a m . Thev plan lo spend he entire morning working on thlt, then at 12 M there will he a rovered dish luncheon. Hoslrases for the meeting will he Mr*. (’. M. Flower*. Mr*, liny Tllli*. Mr*. F. E. Brc. keiirulge, and Mr* W. H Slemper. At I 30 p in. Fred DeMotte. . . . District Direc­ Area Five. State Grading System Explained At Meet Of Grammar P-TA The framing system wa» dl«cussed at Thursday*! meeting of the Grammar School P-TA. Mra. G. E. Gile* prraided o irr the meeting In the absence of Floyd Richard*, president, who 1* out of town sttendlng the funeral of hla grandfather. Mr. Ruckler made a report on the Peanut Buwl saying that plan* were prowhich A miscellaneous bridal shower cresting nicely, after honoring Atr*. Pent Whitley, the County Council Safety Chairman. former Min Rochelle Eubanks, Mr* R. H. Murray cave a report was hell Thursday night in the on the School of instruction at home of Mr*. R. F. Chandler Jr. Pinecrest and ttreitrd that Iherr are very strmgrnt rule* concern­ on Highway K-OT. Appropriate bridal game* urre ing tho u*e nt RB gun*. slingplayed at which the winrert were •hoi*, bows and arrow*, etc. and MU* Jean Wilke .nd Mr*. Whit- ,hat ,he p; rfnl of -ny <’*uSht | using *uch a weapon, unlet* ae,, , , cempanied by the parents, is 11While Mr*. Whitley opened her #bIp |e , jai, „ nlcncP< , flnP many lovely gift*, irfic it mrnt* of or bo(b cookie*, mint*, nut* and soft drink* Mr*. M. Ritcr won the room were enjoyed by the guest*. Those prc»cnt were Mr* Mary count with Mr*. James Grant Alexander, MUa Glad;* Hasty, coming in second. TIIK RKMINOLK IIGII SCHlIOI. Triple trio will m s '•- its fir-i appearance Tuesday nigl l. Mcmt-on The parents then retired la the Ilf Mr*. Jim Lumbcrson Mu* Jean tlir -Ingiln; groU)» Heft to ih-hi............. bii i .t.hf d. Kay Irnlln*. Pat Harrington. Sylvia Price individual room* where the grad­ Shirley Anderson .A nn Uau*. l.oui* llarim«u. i ,.rol Nutt, Iri* CauM-y, and Nancy Wilke, Mr*. Helen Constantine, Car’i. (Sanford * ing system wa* discussed. They Herald Photo.) Mra. Wendell Hlrt, Mis* Mary Frances Hemicrton. Mitt Minnie were told that K stand* for ex­ . . . / . / _ —. • r . xa l Lee Met*. Mr*. H. t. Eubanks. cellent work. S plus I* very good w o rk n in d ic a te * th a t th e c h ild M ix Joy ce Ray Rock. Mrs. Chand* U doing setWfaitory work, a* well — — ---------w LI I t , i v l i u v . i r, j k j i u i — l i t---e---r- y ler, MU* Darabara Luwc, Mrs Barbara Harvey. Mi*. Kathy .‘ n l' u i l ‘n,lkjllP‘ Bauman. Mrs. Claudette U-h.cn*. ' ^ . L ^ i ! " ' ' 7 *M* Vir. n a r , u . v. . . i„ .n I. m ale, he mayMrs. Clara Malhr*on. Mi • Joan By HELEN SNODGRASS go below passing, r i* consldWilke, Mis* Pat Ca.-ubc, Miss Mis* Susanne Nndcr, of de­ Plan* are underway for the .. . ... u . ered unsatisfactory ami is given J , i-l t»w birthday crlebratlnn la>u Muse and Mi** Wanda because It la thought that the child nary, became the Iridc of John Peter Pan League tlursl Connery Jr Sunday. <M. Uridges to tie held at the P lnccm t Scholl c»uld do better, and F Indicates 14. at 2 p. m. at the Burnett Mem­ Installs O fficers 'allure due to refusal to learn. Au.moriura on Son. Nov. 4 from orial Methodist chu-vh in Enter ,, Officer* indalied at the lecenl | _ The child ta gra ted on his indi­ with the Rev Don Mailing „ . 3 In 4 pm . vidual work and grades are given pri*e, officiating in the doUltc ring cere "[ X‘“ fV" r >’•" I I’arrnt*. brother* and »Htei • of as an indication of hi* attitude monv League, uhieh met at the reerra girl trouts in Sanford and sur­ toward work and hi* striving for The bride, given ir m am agr by ,,n" rfn lrr- *«*■ t'o -n'ent. Nancy round.-!* areas are invited, and . accomplishment. her falher. Willard Dan Nrnlcr ' !'.bb; im pr-. ten*. Me.imfis Mewa. dressed in a leiullful light Murray -c.-iclary. ti..ry Amt Wut-1 **ou ' l*>lrrm*llite and browBr KIT TV KIM BAI.I, blue knit suit with navy and wNile ,on; n,„| tr,-«*urrr -wily ttobh nlr rJ,k ’" ‘,l I’*rtlctpl,r Th.ngs have ready gotten off accessories and carf:*l a white Th(. trpJMJW , . „ The oimmlfire Is planning -he to a flying Mart at l.yman this taint prayer hook t pped with a . pri’grnm in -eonjutulion with ihe year. The teacher* have been Among those attending Parents’ L c .. i... .. ....... ....... >r «r * program foil.,,.: mereileaaiy piling on tne home Day al Ihe Citadel, in Charles- hdo orelvtl, her only attendant Sallv Robb atti-ndeu the nat.tr.il neighborhood service team, romwork. Not only have we been ion, S. C„ wen- Mr, and Mr*, wa* her *it'er. Mi>* Silly Nriioi, convention in Tamr-.i ant gate po»ed t-t Mr*. I.. It Bauer, Mr*. studying hard, but the evtra cur- G. A. Maffclt and Mr and Mr*, also of De Bar; cep-it mi itinr Ili-uni * Mil. n i0j,| Howard Han-on. Mr*. E, K Higricular acUvtiie* have kept us n. F. Roblmn, whose ions, Allen Mr. Kdwdn tonnery. pf DcUnd.| thp ,t„rj -The Sea |»rln,e*.” gmbo'ham J r . Mrs. Fred Robb, Jumping. and Ronnie are second year cad hrnthcr of the grumn wa* bc*l i«i eh *h«- ! -1,1 .it i t,- rainna «.-n- Mt* D \V, Linker and Mra. L. Lyman’t social life ha* r*rtatn- »ta. Roth »re member* of the man. vention ar.d \ may It >hh told -lie M Mill-apt. The reception immediately fol­ story " 'l l » lltdtrred Ant*’’ also ly picked up this year. Most of Citadel Choir. Thi*! »*ill he a nationwide rrlclowing Ihe wedding wi* bet! in the credit gne* lo the Seminole told at the ecinv-nlion braii"d of the birthday of the Timing Asaocialion. Thi* newly Friend* of Mrs. J. A Roh*un the church annex and Mis* handy uuniait who brought girl ‘Coining Rrfre*hmenU were served farmed organintion hopes to «t>- Jr. will tw pleavni to learn that Nrtder. sister of the bride, a* from (ngland to her home m listed in the reception and kept j lain a drag strip, and to help she has returned home from OrSnvatmlh ln 1912. Her birthday MilHIIONAI. SOCIETY ftnanre thi* projerl they have ange Memorial Hospital in Orlan- the bride’* book. fads oil Oct. 31 which will begin ON P\G E 12 Mis* Net !er wa* graduated frain bren •-> .ntoring dances after Ihe do after undergoing surgery, and 1Girl Scdni Week. Del.and High School and wa* em­ football gamas. Everyone enjoy a ii rtcotrnng nicely. ployed by the Southern Belt tel - ! thee*c dames and hopes they have ------a lo: more in the future. Mr*. Harold Kailncr, 2Sh| E. rphone amt Telegraph Co- in San The Student Council had it* D cornl St., left Saturday to Join ford. Mr. Connery wa* educated in find meeting Sept. H. They her hti*band in Michigan, where elected the fullowing officer* »he will remain for two week*, DcLand Srho-d* amt t* serving with U. S. Coa-t Guard, njw officer*: David Steven*, Pie Mr. and Mr*. George hems, stationed tn lUrnrgatt New Jcr ident; Johnny Fambro. Vice Pre* ident, Dunns Lou Barnes, Set-re with their daughter. Rose Marie, *ry, where they wilt make their tary ;'an d Lynn# Joyce. Treasur- Irft .Sunday for a three-week va b o r n e . ____________ Recent Bride Feted At Shower InWhitleyHome Suzanne Neider John Gonnerv k irl scouts Make Are Wed Sunday in Enterprise Limelight On Lyman P erso n als Plans To Observe Founder's Birthday Conning The News _______ By VIRGINIA CONN Completely surprised Thursday reeklail* Thursday night, in (half night wai Ruth Barron, when, aa lovely Mayfair home. HATTU U she prepared for a trip to Jack* very fortunate in having > such a lonviiie, a knock founded on tho thoughtful akipper, and such a door. Feeling slightly annoyed at gracious skipper's wife. In very being dii'urbed, she answered it, few school* In the Navy arw ituonly to discover her parents there denla Included in the activities, all the way from Texas. Thry are Mr. and Mr*. D. A. Duck­ but here the C.O. and all the In­ worth of Homton. Texas. Bill structors make them feel ns much Rarron is In Jacksonville at at home a* posiible. FAWTTU. on T A D. from VA1IDrnppcl by to see Bonnie 9. and he will also be surprised Grandy. Bob is the North Amer* when Ruth. Vicki and Mike arrive for Ihe weekend with the Duck­ lean Representative in VAH-II. He kept for Port Lyautay on Wed* worth*. nr«lay. Another rep who I* re­ Betty Mountcastlc had a baby turning today is Jean Teiasen. boy. No Utr scoop on a name, hut so many peop! avc been house's huibind. She was shopp­ ing for delieartrs, and much e« Inquiring about her that if I hear cited when I saw her thi* morn­ any more details 1 will let you ing. know. The baby was born In ,be Robert Conn's parents, Mr. and Memorial hotodal and I imseine |Z X h « L b* rib? ,!* ! Mr*. Henry Conn of Palm Beaeh, ” ,Ia * Piim "tla l **a11-li1. f by lhe tlm# are coming lo spend the week­ ItV this coinrs out. end with us, and sine* I haven't The Driftwood Circle of the done any cooking yet, I mmt tear Sanford Garden flub merit away from the typewriter. One at Belly Guy’a this morning more word. Jean Miller Hat a Mny wi* re mined all Navy wives, littler cocker named Mr. Smith, cnlivled, officer, and retired, that who wishes to use this method you ate rligiblr lo being, lluw to say hello to hi* Grandmother ever, Mike Stone, lbs- president In Ml**i**ippl Woof! Grandmo'h•ay* that they r»pcclully want *r. people who are ACTIVE, and that la te notice— There will m a mean* who wdll get out and work on their various project*. Alt of meeting of the executive board ui who hav* bought new home* of the Officer'* Wive* Club Tues­ in Sanford are interested in day Morning at ten o'clock, al ’h« beautifying them, and this u an home of Mr*. R. II. Conn In Lit­ eveellent opportunity to learn tle Venice. The purpose Ii to how. And I, for one, thsll be very complete plan* for the Halloween glad to plunk down my three party to be held at the B.O.Q. on dollar due*, to find out how to Sa'urday night, October twentygrow grass in*iead of weed*, a,id seventh flowers instead of fungul. Also, Boo Gana*. the pretident of Ihe Sanford Garden Club, can turn out some of Ihe lovelirsl arrange­ (HI. t) ment* you have ever seen, and Karen Evan* t understand that she la wond­ Mr*. B. B Cmrntev erful about showing how. Many Beverl' 'toger* of you have seen Ihe arrange­ Mr*. W » Young ment* that Retty Guy has made Jimmy 'ordetl for parlies, and Betly told me Catherine knn Lin that she ha* only learned the Kenneth Wood ait since being In Sanford, so Oct. H let's go girls! Can't tell what ta* Pat Fliipitri lent you may uncover. Oct. 21 Ruth and Forest Non rile en­ Joyce Ann Cutlum tertained about twenty gun!* far Diane Catherlna Wood Happy Birthday U. T. 0 . Chairman Speaks To Women * Of St. Monica ~ A very Informative talk on To­ lled Thank Offerings v a t heard h* Ihe women of St. Monica'* Chapter of the Woman * Auxiliary of Ihe Holy Cro»» Fpbropa! Church, when ihey met Tuesday nighl at th* home of Mr*. Walker Meriwether, on 20th *t. Mr*. Joe N’icholai, ehiirman. a preikled over the mee'ing, which opened with a devotional by Mr*. K Torbc't. Mr*. I^uren Johnson. CTO rhairman, IntrodiueeJ Mr*. Arne!!* Noble, Auxiliary rhairman of CTO, who <poke to the women ilxmt Ihe United Thank Offerini. !t wa* snnoonrrd that the Fall Deanery mreling will be held Oct. •2.A at 9:30 am . in Winter Park, af'er which Mr*. A. R Pinkerton, fruitcake chairman, for St. Monica Chanter, as well a t the Woman** Auxiliary, urged everyone to begin taking order* i St Monica will be in charge of - the Food V< th at the baiaar which will be held at the pwriih house the flr*t part of December, the ; exact dile to be announced later. A motion wa* made and carried • that Ihe regular me ding of at. ' Monica’s Chipter will be changed to Ihe second Monday of n r h month, and Mr*. I’luJ Stanley Jr. fl\l •* • ii1 S t & t n K D S S M i 'ffS H B U iF ir e r' *n on*f ' *° ,n co u r*sf *fh«ol c*Bon in Trnne*see -*- »!>•? »** sponsoring "Pep* itu iu n i in Ihr iftcrnoun before evrry game. Thf.e have hren a huge stnee**, a* everyone veils his h raj off. The Captain* of the Greyhound* thi* year are P»tc Van Horn. |)jvld nrdwlnri lni, » , v | j b| Clfn). T„ 0 , criol)l |niim, t ha„ himppreJ brt)k, n , aRd n„nnie Co„ eUe-, brokfn J>w- B«ah Hoy. are getting along fine and shouM be bark In there playing *o,.n. To cheer our learn un i . vj.'orv we have ele*led I t T n i 1 n t w C"M " er*. They are Lyi ne oyie. apa , ,, V. . u P,y"i‘ Hitchcock, Loretta /-ol- i *** » Enjoyed . . . . , „ Camp-Out , r f ?! * ^ r*‘ ^ i r *i r f i P«»w _ . ' j 1 '•'II be pleased to hear lhai g y G . S . T r O O O 1 4 9 *• home from the hospital / _ ... . J . . A 'T a m p O u t” at Silver I vkc and doing nicely. was enjoyed by the girl* of T r-'P Mr amt ''r» . Iloy Cha*e and •mall son. Bruce, left Thursday lor yan Dir;o, C a l. wherr Mr. Chase will in tlaliuned with the l S. Navy. — Lucretla Brniaon. II year old daughter uf Mr. and Jtrs. Wtl* lord O, Brinvon, form er resi- 119 la*t weekend, arcompanle.l bv their Dnnp leader. Mrs Fred Robb. They arrived .d H r camp Saturday afternoon and eiutk rd supper an t stayed ovi-r nighl Then Sunday murning thry went in a body lo Ihe Christian Mi* sionary Alliance Church, where the service w-*s rondue'rd by the 'lrnl, Sanford who moved to Charleston. S C.. only this sumr .blJ brrn arf<.p(ri| # |„»•»|0 | be ...... ... v «■ * * .*.*K"U *» me LT.arleiton Cl ral Sociel; This i* I*ho 1% Rev. David S. Carnefix. vs wuMv * member *1 large t.f the rv«-< (nmmittre of inr the vCitru* tfiii in ,„H , ,('ounc ! of Girl Scout*. I'SA. ihit • 4 3 • 4 ■ H EY L A D D IE !! hi , ar hn[1„r f.,r ,.urrp, ia . „ A ftrr cburrb „ ,r). rcltir ,H tor of Civil Defense, who ha* hi*' Illan’ J *n?*1 1 ‘ he Is the only chill in lite- Silver Like, carried their lunch. re tide nee at Daytona Brach. will «*hl#y, and lad* Mltier, jsoercty. and spent the afternoon -imin­ *t>e*\ on "Women In Civil De Thfy , r r , ° ol" f . * |ow) ^*h ing feme " Special guest* will be Ihe « ^now thcy 11 k ,*P UP «h t K"* 1 Mr. and Mr* W. Hutchinson County Commissioner* and the _ Sr., have Ju*l returned from a local director of civil defeme. A. B. Peterson. At 2 p.m. The Civic Department will hold a combined meeting with the Fine Art* Department, and in observance of National Art Week, there will be an rshibilion of paintings by well-known Itcal artiit. Air*. D. C. Howard. Air*. K. I). Rinehart who was sched­ uled to speak on “Ceramic* As a Hobby" will be unable lo attend, having been called to Akron, O , due to illness in Ihe family. Hmtrase* for Ihe Fine Art* De­ partment will b< Mr*. Stephen Ter llortl and Mr*. A. 11. Fcrbcr. 5 Thf »lertcd wmk- three aeek vacation in the New have Just become parrel* of a ing on (he vnnuvl, and h#-e England statea and New York. baby boy in Clifton Springs, N elected a staff wlln Barbara DeY, expect lo br reluming Immr pew, Editor, ind Lynne Joyce, Mr. *nd Mr*. Byron Fox, who in Sanford in about two week* Associate Editor. All tho senior* are working like beaver* (o make this the br«t yearbook ever. Aims For Advancement Is Theme This year Ihe school newspaper c . » n xa the "Lyman Pup" ii published by the JournalUm Club, « group Mr*. L. L. Mager, DrRary, as a challenge to Ihr officer* p^^ent TWrty-mlnute conference* were . .. p ‘ nn c Seminole Raptlst Asvwiaiion of held by officers and chairmen b... ..... jr* ., Woman* J » month during Ihe jcho;l year. Woman. Missionary Sorlcly at fore the meeting w a, di-m.-wd The firat issue came out on Oct Timf.ri-v’* meeting which wa* Other ofifeer* ln*t*llr-l were ober 1*1. Mr*. Schm'nf. lJng'.th ,ir|(I t ,'jhp Stetson Baptist Church vice-president, Mr. Comb* V 'una, Daytona Beach: *erretai ire**thi«fh' r‘jtc* f,CUl,y *dVi'°r t0r ln Df,JnJ' urer, Mr* J. W. I'arham Aan T h e g irl a voile,bait team h a * ' ” ” ’ [hf ford: and youth director. Mr* C battled Oviedo twice this year: « -w " f k,h* W?,f h',0lrd* ° he Norman Bennett Jr Da (on* although the first gam- eouM*' ' ' x , x Chairmen insiailed were loin hardly be called . bettie « , * nMtra 3,:* * <• munitv Ml»«itm*. All* l.illu i'nrn . . . .m ..r.ri ta i . i i i A prayer for miisionarir* on the ----------- ------- -----------*h oalendai of prayer followed the ter. New Smyrna Ilea *' M -*lbn in the leennd game, though * e -,|CVotion Study, Mr* ( arlyle Br- .V*. Dp put up a better fight, Oviedo iy*m# of the m erlins wa* Stewart b p. Mr* Jack •till crept by u* S3 ty 27 „ .T hr ™ ,hf * * . Hryanl Fori Orange l'r.ver The World Series ha* been the " Alm' fo,r A,h?ncrmrnl • ,*nd \ J |v , r ? « n .v'-ford main topic of eonversath-n around K m !!" of “u k r iand' l»»MWtr. Mrs G It Drake San Lyman n i . week Between cIi m f1)rd : Publleation*. Mi* w. L She exilalned .................. . ‘ , e> everyborly rushed lo radio* lo shf **Halned thal thal the the plan plan of of “Aim. f*r Advancement" focusei Hari'.ru Bea Training flnJ the out the score. The ex­ „„ Ik . . a m . . School*. Mr* M. D Jackson, on the »’preme privilege of pari sim , . . . u ....... Mr. citem ent ran high as the .eric* ’ ’’ , pr ‘' ' Kdgaw-ater: Children'* II"ne. Mr* drew to a clove and offered a ‘^ ra ° fj " r * „ T .t I S Thomaa Park. Orange r „ r : Save Your Money ! Of aeminole Baptist Assn. Meeting e! Slrri1 *•» pleasant diversion from the other- ',ro *fd wise dull routine. The light begins to now •* we draw to a be back again next once again it** time light on Lyman". fad* away elo*e. We'll week when for "Lime­ B I R T H S Air. and Mn. Byron A. Fox, Mo W. Third St., announce the birth of a ■ lb. II ox. boy in Clifton Spring*, N. Y. The boy. who ha* been named WUli.m Wes­ ley. wa* born on Sunday morn­ ing, Oct. 7. tra* appointed secretary. Refreshment* were served to the following: Mra. Laurwn Johmon. Mr*. Donald J« e » , Mra. K. Torbett, Mr*. A. R. Pinkerton. Mr*. Phil Stanley Jr. Mra. Joe Nichola*. Mr* Walter Meriwether, ami Mr». Amelia Noble. •• m w .rd „t ^ r e v ^ .c Mrs. Pul it here where/it will earn the most for you It's a good Scotch trait To be Thrifty and It's a fine American Custom to put your Savings in a Savings and Loan Assocation where it is used to help build homes and make the community grow and prosper. •j H -rlr. The "Aim. for Advancement" 0 [ ^ .r *r’ ,Neww S« » rn* n,\\rhtheme become* an important ,inUl:t Mr.*' .C: s...i. >k. ...n i.. i . . torn Brach; Assistant l'unl-t, basi. for the outlined pmgra program of Mr, „ oy W|ggln*; Ch'indcr, -........ work a-vd every woman »houUi?J‘"' „ r„ , , be challrnged to appropriate these Coatt ' ' y* Superintendenl. ** District aims In person*) Chriitian ex­ Mr*. J. F, till more. New Smyrna perience Beach; DrLand District Superin* Mr*. A. J. Peterson. Sanford, lendetn. Mr*. Alert A. WentI . Dr president the past seven year*, Leon Spring*; Sanford District and Atrs. John D. Abraham, sec­ Superintendent, Mr*. Clyde Hum­ retary Ihe past five year*, were phry, Sanford: YWA Counselor, presented with lift* for their Mr*. L e o Nichol*, Daytona failhfutnets and welldoing In Beach; G, A. Counselor, ' !r» serving th* Lord. John E. Fox, Sanford; SunVam 299 members and visitors were Counselor, Mra. Arthur .Mc*r> present it the annual meeting. A New Smyrna Beach; Assistant rovered dish luncheon wa* serv­ Sunbeam Counselor. Air*. Roy ed on the ground*. The Rev, and flyat*. Holly Hill. Alembert at Sir*. Hugh Hawkins uf Stetson Large; Mrs. Louise Hawkins Dr Baptist Church were hosts. Land; Mr*. Percy tayvcland, A hutineaa session wa* held In Edgewiter; Mr*. Opal Thorna*. the afternoon followed by instal­ Maitland. lation of Officer* with Rev. HawThe regional missionary I* the km* using The Book of John*:29, Rev. B. D. Locke, Orlando. CURRENT DIVIDEND 3 % A YEAR Each Account Insured Up To $10,000 . urVr.i' i i G J h . �v — THE SANFORD HERALD Pi*« •. Mon., O ct 15, lW i Seminoles - A delating 87 yard run by Joe Vigal for a TD on tht first play of the eccond quarter, four Serioua Seminole , coring threat* that failed >o naterlallic, and the fin­ al whittle, allowed the Hollea Mili­ tary Academy Cadet* of Jarktonvllle to lie the much improved repellrd the atteck and took over .Sanford Seminole* 64 in a rain the ball on their own 20 yard line. marred Klwtnlt Benefit game Friday night in Memorial fileThe third threat by the Pan- dium. lhara carried to the Northwestern On the last play of the first SI yard line before the defenae quarter Seminole punter Joe Buseould ward off the aggressive al made a perfect punt for 43 Panther,. When. In the rioting yards and dcfenilve end Eddie of penal tie* against Miami again Barbour carried thro >gh the play minute* of the first half a »erlcs with n perfect tackle lo nail Cadcarrte-l the Panther* to the 28. , t Hayward Ball cm the Hull** 12 yard tine, they wnult] not hr de yerd line. Hut on the nett play nied. They drove to the 4, w h n e vignl the crowd hy *pinMelvin ftuth carried through the nlng around Id* left end for a line f«r the tally, hiifliant M yard »prc« to paydirt Cruuuis, completely dominating lo tu», the Hrininoin*' on the dethe first half of the game, could fensive, not aland up under the auperh The Seminole* bounced right reserve strength of Northwest- hack end it looked for a moment em. The hard line plunge' hy Mi that they had found their first per­ ami’* Fred .Seymour and Janie- iod scoring punch. They marched Hoikin' In-jinn to pay off, and for <3 van!* in what looked like a Northweitern penetrated to the scoring drive, hilt it fiszlrd when Panther four. There, on a fourth I’hll II)rd waa Jarred loose from down, Nathaniel Ingraham tim ­ the ball at the Cadet 25 yard line. ed to Robert Johnion, who made In the third atanta the Semi a spectacular one handed ratrh ruder got hark In the hall game to tie the game. hehin t the fine running of Brant­ ley fhliirard and the patting of The Yard'tlck Northwe itrrn Cruonu Yard* Penalised 10 in 8 120 Flrtl down' Individual Yardage M7 m Buttling Yardage t Northwiwtern: Seymour 87; Car­ (1 Pmi'liig Yardag* 76 ey 10; Hoskins 2d; lledmon I: 6 12 P a'set Attempted Rohmlng 4; Green 16; iJnniela S; l) I’aaae* Comptcir 1 7 Sniper -5. 1 Paaaua Inlrrrrptrd |,y 1 2-24.5 Crooma; Ituth 40; Itobltiion 28; 2-33.3 Punt* l-ancaitrr II; Abney 7; Lanier t. 0 Fumblta lArst I Grooms Takes Early Lead; Ties Game With Northwestern Th# Croomi Acadtmy Ponlhart, capitalising on jienaltUi ag*in»t Nartkwaitam of Miami. Jumpad to a ala point Wad *"d hung on daaparataly until lh* fouith perlod yielding a aeor*. to tW pow­ erful Northwestern 6-6 before Mine <00 fana Saturday night In Memorial Stadium. Croom* made three aerioui Drat half threat*, but were un­ able to above arroi* mope than one aeor* through the mammoth NW defense. In the opening aeconda of the game pcnaltlea carried the Crooma I'anther* down to the Korthweatern 20 yard line, and It •earned the Crooma team waa on the march. They picked up a firat-and-goal-to-go on the North­ western nine yerd line, but thet waa all the big boya from Miami would allow. The Panther* loit the bill on down* at the IS. After a return of play a the Panther* nere on the prowl again. J*e King recovtred a North­ western fumble on MWs 2* yard lint, but again the Miami Hm- A1 Stanley. The warpath Seminolea iparkt4 a drive that car­ ried for <3 y»td» and paydirt waa culminated Us a 14 yird crack through the niddle by Schirard. The all Importtnt extra point kick wa* wide by irrhe*. The game waa deadlocked 66. Byrd, maklrg fine punt re tu rn all evening. t*ok a fourth quar­ ter punl and raced down the sideline* for a return of SO yard' before he vra* finally hauled down on the Rolle* 20 yard line. Again the Seminole* ware declaring war, and thay picket! up a f l c t and goa' at the Cadet 2 yard line. But three oenalllm and four play* luler the hall want aver to Haile' at the 20. The SemUole*. definite dominalnri of tie »ecund half, went on the marck in the dlelng se­ cond* of the gsinp The final whit­ tle ended the threat with John­ ny William) magging a Stanley pat* and gong lor a first an) goal at the Bolin 8 yard llnr. Offensively, Byrd made hi* best ihowlng of the year. He hit tne line for good, con'litent gain* and made breath-taking punt return* that threatened to go all Ihe wiy. Schirard wa* the offemive and dafenilve giant for the Semlnolet. Bill Tyre and F.ddie Harbour played outstanding tame* for Sanford. Tyre successfully stop­ ped the play* through the tackle slot, and Barbour mode sparkling tackle* thll brought the fan* to their feet. The hr*k of the gam* fur Boll** wat a fifteen yard penalty ag>ln«t Sanford that threw the Samlnolea from the two to the Greyhounds Upset Edgewater 12-6 In Saturday's Game Jim Hopkins and David Steven* both did their turns at acortng Saturday night in Lnngwood to lead l.yman to their third win In four game* a* they upset the Baby Eaglet of Kdgewater IK . After a teoreles* firat quarter of sec-taw defensive battling, Hopkins eircted right end on hi* own 41 yard line and made a breath-taking 15 yard ramble for paydirt to lead thp wav for the victoriou' Greyhound*. The rest of the game or,, cen­ tered around tho forty yard antil the final stanra, when both team ' were beginning to »how sign* of 'lowing down dcfrn'lvrly. Outstanding performances were turned in for the Greyhound' by Alton Boone ant Pete Van Horn lo give the Lyman eleven the upp­ er hand during thi* period. Midway in the fourth period Ihc Greyhound* began to threat­ en. but the Baby Ragle* held for down hi their own ten yard tine Afler the Eagle* regained p<»". rs'lon of Ihe hall tnev muvrd nut lo the fifteen on th* next play, then on the fallowing play Eagle halfback Bill Gridlry brought fans to l heir left ,-nd that circle around hi* left end that carried for 83 yards and dead IS 10.00 B.T, MIt.WEE. Superintendent of Public loilnictlon take* ticket from Mr*. C. K. llittell of Lake Monroe at the annual Kinttnii Hrnrfit yimr Sridiy night In MmboTi i I Stadium. r . A* Palmer wait* to give Mrs. llittell her fre* program. Underfrom the game will go to the Klwnlno* Benefit l-und for Under­ privileged Children. ____ __ _ __________ U yards penalised C O locked the game <6 Individual Yardage With a lot of bounce left in the outmunncil, outweighed G r e y ­ Edgawatrr JV: Gridlcy 100; Cox hound', Lyman wenl »n the march 21; Starke 20 again. Stevens sjiarkeii a drive Lyman; Napkin- 98; Fwmbro 79; that carried for 65 yard' and the Steven* 103 winning score for the Greyhound*, Score by Period* 0 0 0 8 -4 the highlight of the drive was a Edgewater JV — succession of three play* The Lyman —........ —. . . . 0 6 0 6—12 firit w a a Stevens’ scooting Edgewater JV scoring: Tounchthrough a hole opened by Boone down—Gridlcy (85 yd. run) that went for 20 yards down to Lyman Scoring: Touchdown'— the Eagle M. The nest wa. John Hopkin* (55 yj. run* Stevens (16 seventeen yard line. Smfnrd Famhro’a d*»h for 10 through yd. run) Bolle* The Yardstick fir*t down' % thr oppoiitt *4de of lb* M®* an(* 13ft ru*hlng yardage |-H the final bunt was Boone’■ open0 paiilng yardage .’13 mg another hole for Steven* and O. U. Farrell 310 E. F l»t 0-3 jia-.ei •i ft Steven* went the final 16 for the For 10 scar* thi* atnr# ha* consistently observed tha fob I passes intercepted hy n victory. 3-25 punt' Steven* an I Hopkire* were out- lowing houias I 31 I fumble' lo't t -landing for the victorious Grey­ Meek day* 9 *. os. to 6:15 p- ■, 30 yard* penalised to 7:30 p m 80 hound* who ran from the unor­ Saturdava 6 *. thodox St sight-I formation to Individual Vintage t'lu'ed from 7:*0 p ■Boll.-*: W a | tl2; Ball 30: R« makeup for Injury-riddled backSaturday until I s * Mow. hert* 17; Dunlap -t; D el B io 2 fieM. THE YARDSTICK Sanford; Schirard tri; Byrd 4fi; l.yman Slanley 12. Gocmhcl 4; II Hus- Ldgewalrr JV at 1. 5 first down* < Score ny Period* 1*2 rushing yardage 28f> .... 0 0 0 0 8 It pasting yardage 3 Arcade Package Sanford n « u it -« 1-5 pa»»c* noli." Scoring- Touchdown—Vigal 0 p s'ir* Inlrrcrplrd by 2 1313.00 fM yd. run) 3-JO punt* 4-27 Schirard (14 yd. run) 1 2 r Our reputation at a Now Ford Doalor ride* with every car wo •oil. Iff to our advantago to >uro you get a good doal. FARRELL'S 1955 Ford Tudor Curtom, WSW, 8/Covm i Ford Tudor Cunt. VH, Sent Coven, At Ford 4 dr ('union VH, At. WHW- 8/Covani Ford 0 cyl .ML Tudor, H/Coreru i-Ford 4-dr. 6 cyL Cunt l-drMIt AII S/Covrrn, WSW 1105.00 1600.00 STORE 1115.00 1954 Ford Tudor ML 0 cyl. II, S/Covrrn Ford Cm ( 6 cyl 4 dr.. R, A». S/Covera Ford Cunt, fi eyL At, R, Pwr, HI*. WSW, Ford ML > cyl Tudor, 8-Covcrn Ford Cunt fi cyl. At, It. Pwr. Slg. S-Cor, Ford ML VH Tudor, S-Covrnt Ford Cunt fi cyl. 2 dr.. H/Cartm Stude Comm. Vfi 2 dr, llnnltop, At, It A II Tachometer, Cadillac molor fumble* loti 915.00 AI.I.BY ACTIOS — Member* of the Sanford Naval Air Station Bowling League are 'hown during one of their recent meete at the Sanford Bowling Alley*. The loop h composed of II trami representing all of the unit* alumni the Station. In Its third week of play, the league howls every Monday night. (Offleal Photo, UJI. Navy.) G E N E R A L ^ E L E CT RI C 1 HAS A PORTABLE TV FOR EVERY VIEWING NEED - 1155.00 1165.A0 915.00 M05 .no 1015.00 1013.00 YOUR PERSONAL 6-E TV COES WHERE YOU CO 2195.00 Ho t it m I •* •« !. M l! a»n«s i« M oth »* w i *1*4*1*41 liw • «M* im <*iit *. 14**1 *•>, (• urnl Um SU «•**, at Saw*, w •>*,- 1953 FEA TH E R LIGHT Rord ML VH 4 dr„ SfCovern, R. WSW Ford ML VH 2 dr.. S/Coveru. II, WSW Ford 2 dr. Ranch Wagon THI Ul TIMA II IN o u t u m po® tabic MB.no H25.no TXVUU KtHI HU Viewable diagonal It a gtntraw* 1J%" portable ’’Trantllnf Ctaspanlan” la for trips . . . far tarvlta man . , , afflca. Yaw can laka It with yo*H IHO.OO 295.90 aia .u u 1950 Itulck Tudor Conv. Super H, It ft H. S/Covera, ; At, WSW, .... Pontiac Tudor 8 cyl., K & 11, At. IiUI„ WSW Ford 4 dr, Cual VH, S-Cotera R ft 11 Mercury 2 dr., Clb. Cpe. V-H, It&ll, S-Covera ' Plymouth 4 dr. 6 cyl., It&ll, 8-Covera 445.00 293,00 295.00 375-00 275.00 RUTII POWERS THROUGH for the Croom* Academy Panther* to make the score that tied the powerful Kurthwa'trm of Miami team 6-6 Saturday night In Mv-raorial Stadium. B O O T S - SH0RT ond L0NG W A D E R S - A L L SIZ ES THI MNfiT IN FICtURI QUALITY All Cka***l t m W F,rM c W tltjM h ONLY BIG 144 tll«Mlr H.|Sw 32 lbs. Ui. In .. VIIWUU SatUN AKA ,** k l« 0 « •* * * ) h a h * f* I I I ) ' . Tkit - a .to*** s*i**ai* t " i ■*>♦*• ) m 1 'ilii, m h 4 « , al l ' n w 4 A t Iw w i. Uta a I* * • klxtwn, a* 4m , an 1949 HUN TIN G CO ATS ' Ford /-dr. Cuat. 6 cyl., R ft It, Ol) Plymouth 4 dr. Spec. DUr-, S-Cor. Dodfe 4-dr. 6 cyl. WSW, II, S-Coverw Ford 2-dr. Cuat VS, Radio, 8/Covera 145.00 73.00 295.00 245.09 Strickland-Morrison,lnc. Yaw Frkadty FORD Dealer Mince 1931. B. FIRST ST. ' PHONE 200 HIGH PRO TECTIO N *SA N EO R D MAOTKKMgpM. Ban? Member FDIC e * » M 9 *° H UNTING VESTS LOW CO ST iT ‘ ♦TOOI An c,i»*-ii i «i» Vifk'ir Nipf, H I 9 M VHP Uaa*F*—T—- • JJ"TTZT. 8$. POPULAR 96 Sq. k Oldn. 2 dr., tuton, It & H, llydromalic Noah Tudor, II, UI>. S/Cover Ford Tudor, Cunt V-8, It & It j - 1 3 % 1013.00 1951 .lit I rv GUNS AM M UNITION DECOYS Atl.O«***t 1*1' lUfktt, Hifktf JUST 32 lbs. Thermos Jug8 Ice Choate EVERYTHING For The Hunter HILL IMPLEMENT CO. 310 8. OAK AVK. vh' PHONE llfi SANFORD ELECTRIC Co, 116 MAGNOLIA T t L E VISION PHONE .412 �<j)haam <Kom& m ake th is y o u r You’ll find the maximum of living comfort in this ApHcioiM Iwo-betlmom ami den home, mlaptublc to your favoritee xterior finish. Dimension* — 58 x 26 feet • Cubage — 27,0011 feet Check Fire Hazards When Repairing Home Check Plumbing Before Cold Weather Sets In 4. P t P P Small precaution* wilt prevent roitljr plumbing bill* lairr on! Or for* rotd wealhtr cumri, have youur plumbing ipeclatlit rher.. your plumbing. He’ll make aura it’a in top-working order and will Irmulata pipes against the cold. Before cold weather comes, have your plumbing specialist check your plumbing, lie'll make pure ll'» In top-working order and will insulate pires against the cold. II you're going away during the cold weather, take these pre­ cautions. First, have the water supply cut off at the atreet and thwater valve inside the house turned off, Neat, he will empty the water from toilet bowl*. flush U nk­ ind drain tha hot water heater. lie will also remove all water from thr traps and sink*, lava­ tories and bathtub* and fill them With a non freesing agent. If a pipe frees* should occur when you’re at home, or away, fiam iae the pipe to see if It ha» cracked from the pressure. If not, soak towels in hot wstrr and apply them to the frorrn pipe. Repeat until the lee block is Hi*aolvrd. You may also melt the Ire by pouring bolting water down the clogged drain. Don't use rW lriral appliances •f any kind to remw* the Ice. Thr combination of electricity, How much doe* ycar-r-und comfort co*t? i’ractically noth­ ing whin you insulate your home, breaurx- iiuu.ntn.n pa. for it*vlf in jik»t it few shoe, yean In the form of los*er fuel bill* and inrrraaed romfoit. In aiabtion ssill lout proof your Modern styling and high Interest can be built into any "tired" living room. Thite elements were responsible foe the change In thi, one: A wall of Masonite Panelgroove, a lumber and hardboard bench mad* by a home craftsman, and a peek-through divider that irparain th* living room from a hallway trading to the bedroom area The divider wa* built of aluminum and brightly-peintrd pends ol haidboerd. Another welt-styled touch ii the wall-suspended bmp cnvrreJ with a homemade "P “ i f shade Add some thinly sliced rounds of cooked carrol to that creamed tuna. Different and good. *.** s sa Allow seeded green peppers to sot sa stand in bolting waler (off heat) ta la 111 minuus before using for stuf IllSS IMS fed peppers. III* ll:«l IS ill T elevisio n w sinn-re ( hwwurl a SSrSaiuSw I t * a 4 a . irtealae g at Ailvaalutet with Ua-la Will * :! a livo a . IS 1:1* III C a r t o o n C a rn l a a l *** a i h * f - . s * » t av«ris J e a n (rale S e a t lU n d eato u a Hmarl I t h t i h m e Til* Iil* a u t s i u l Vaa-.arilas V u ' t t a t g lr a a lo a a XI* I IS VMS * J* P». i t u h f r (irlde a p o r l i m a n Club *:*# liuial show Thla l a i d c t Ou r lU nilftatid n i m Para 51.. . 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'a b i «;!l *1* ttaa tie R ad io Apallman F lsiara C rla lrlt* rlaxhoui* K*t»» Mil I’araOa I* la Ataga T ■Xr« a ~ t4 .v ru H ii 14*a H i i m l l l.l * XIus It 41 X lah i N e w , n s v o - t Paul Para I li l t AlarllnM Theatre tia * tl g D - O fr T a*-4*r I:*. t IS x tT iiism is Tha I t h a i h m I ln u r XUtlr a l itaad n n , 1:1 ' S'i> • 1* T»f> T ill Kpnrt* B-O'h s l a t . *4 l i a n o n T w i li g h t A m g a T'rlfllaw n r a Claud i:»*«iae Music • Me scar Id At All M eralu 1:10 Alan-on P r n e r a m R a im a * f ill Nawi-W father T.oa I S* Amerl. a a t . s . s u r l l l n o Show H«al i i« llaco n l I ' l t t l a w I.aa T aaa Tin.* 4 l< News 4 IS T a e . Tim* lilts sign off n ra n ts M oavisi. a aa * a a rra 7: I** | . . l>.n, e ’liee • a* N g h i nation 4; IS I ’n i l a l Nsrlnrp Sila Th* l l h v t h m Hour la l> Si t l n m t W ith xrsale I t sa N an s l*-is t j x m a n ' a P all To P»***r 'tjond w nrnlae" C a p ta in K a a a a r a * Wbat'f your Inventory on *tOrage apart* in your home? (it, d«et every cto««-l an I ciunboard look like 'Fihhfr MrtieeV fam­ ous one! Storage space ia one of the moat Important fralm r foe an Fam ilies W ant house, sshelher >'*'4 are judging a new plan or remodeling an old Extra Bathroom house. It nnothrr batbrtsum f-’r your An indication of what Is co» home lop on your «l*b Hat ? side red a m i n i m u m s t o r a g e a l ­ A new more practical bathlowance for an average f«” I >' is c o n t a i n e d In F i t A r e g u l a t i o n ! ir j projects of many folk. 8anurx»om bead* the home modrmtxfor boutiars built without menu. timiw tbl* mcirly involve* I.ring­ In uitdition to all c»at eloseta ing un anllquatril bnlhroom up and bedroom closets required in a house, there must be 150 Ctibi- to date with new fixtures, c“lfeet of extra storage •pare, plus orcl til* wall* and othor bright 50 cubic feet more for each bed­ decoration* and accrttorl**. More aften it mean* an added room. Thi* placet the minimum for hath f<>> a t a e l 1 tk 't tin grown fat- Hit i• . offrlsd l-y a a th ree-bedroom b • basement. nt 30U cubic feet «*f ainglc ihi.hroom. storage apace in excess of teg A iTOo.t hath room *• * 'o* move -liar r . o i e l s . than lust apace for ihrro plumb­ ing fixtures — and it doesn't S S I l . i , m a n s <‘*11 To P r a t t r have In l-e n Inigc *o«m. *i*S l'*t>n l l r e a h t r s lin e rr * lii'prlnrit factors to * la News 4 IS M t r h r l Kegof l cont'drr when planning Ibc ad­ I II Saw s dition Of a new bxlbri-nm. or ; tea s e x IVtlorS (.1,' 7 IS N t a i . P l u r M l ntodcrtiitirr the o'd: 7 ‘.a w, SS orl#t Sloraire farlbtirs for tut* el*, 7 SI gjo-Mt al A i l l . e e * 111# Jo k e , S P h o lr* soaps, cte. Materials must (e durI l a S1((>oi«a r**,oll<(ts 111 l U r n . .ng Tim* aid, •• ,sy to carr for und water* n . XV,., | n At Mo* rriH.fnl (i«“»l lighting |s »n ea* 1 1 x t o . n l i e »t*|o4i*t - l | Wn'e ml-ror apace. |’»« . l n Her* i " 4 Th»»* I* ni I t e e Clu b slti.in nf thr bnlh-tiib . * So N e w , I* IS l l . a Cluh It I- important to remember II 14 lien*** P e e f o e m a e e a that a tu t,(placed beneath a win­ SPTM N V inV i* »* vr-.H *, n . ... dow i» dani<-ii.u-. The f i t A w II It IS Sta 41■. Pare, l> atst Dot approve mortgr-rs on h rssII ** P a r Nona I t , , . A 1 1 * N ew , wills lo-nmih the wIndus* hatht i l l P a r Vna* R a s t k ttihs. T r y a n d S to p M o H ---------- By BENNETT CERF___________ • World population will double lty bus ami train, a tourist may now irasrl the ( V<| mites from 2.T lo 1.5 million in the between I'arii and Baghdad on a next half century, it i* indicated tickel that cost* 1135 Trn coun­ by current growth rales. tries are crossed, There are memorials or tlmllaar Special silent movies, eliminat­ ir,p: i« v i In vr / ” .- ir all •"•ra ing the sound track arc now used In which the United Slalfa has to leach tip reading to the deaf. engaged. Is Your Houmo roo SMALL? Why nut add n rt»om! Don’t poAtpone hnving Unit needed extra apace bccatiAe you haven't the ready rash avallnlile. I.ounA can l>e arnnigi'd with NO MONEY DOWN Fay mciit» to Auit your purnc. Call 2802 now TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ....... Eattmatea and 'Contractor Information 6th & Maple I t n u t r a i s n fo r c t t a b l i x l l e d t o u t ? ? A fv b ' in p t r - o n . S-m tn nle Coin-J ty l.uim Jr)’- M * W. 3rd "I wa* upset," ndmlttr I a €m ith sophomore to Jier tvommate, "when T o n y kissed me tonight." "You’ve been kissed be­ fore," reminded the room­ mate. "Not In • canoe," coun­ tered the sryphomote. • • • 9 is Sandy McTavixh — w iui, I* he here again?—made u turpiise appearance at a notion* counter and purchased a d .,* n thimble* Tl.e clerk eb et ed "It look, like you're .nlicip.(Unr a lot of tow m j." ' ^ Not sewing, amended Sandy. "Drinking." NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO < YEARS TO PAY Yellow Pine MU B I N typrPAA While Pine Fir KOOFINC*: AbpIni It1 Siting lvt (toll Itiml irig 13 ill ft nu III Fella Hull, Asphult iMnntlc (’emrnl •Miiminum Ciiiiting Awhpiill ('imtinx Mnrliel Chipit C SayA : W h s l d a yaw n a s J in Iv rrb s, a n d kvildinf ■sialsilali t* g al y a u , ROLL OR s c a * # * 1* he i Use b b t d a v t o r a v t 1 M a t lost—I to a hewn CALL “U P Tha Lumber Numbar for Sudden Service h a m * , a p a i r a d as la- B R U S H IT O N Just one coat of this iup*rhiding, ultra flat oil base wall paint usually cover* any wall turfscc —*v«n wallpaper. It mill or bruihct on entity —driei without itrgaki or lapi. And therc’i no painty odorl Uie • room a* • t toon ai the paint drift — a matter of hours. ■ You'll be delighted with th« livable color*. n t S a l a * la , w lalatT 1*1 « t h*(p yts lavs I (raw* sata*4*a*a (i*m *wt i&'Fxti.' to m o d o m ize y o u r b ath roo m tho A l b ic a n tI vw f in M t m— i con bwyl | Mtnyitrlts HILL 1S T US HELPywm i t b r l ; w r m alarial* a r i l a ^ x Wt g*a age* yaa ( * * , a s m . mnJ •ffwrt 1 Lumber & Supply Yard - c$tairdai»d w a y ! c a 7 a W^ X . / O M H cM m r frWN V W Pw Month C*im In or call f*r FREE •aHmtrtel \ t a m p 1*1* i(*tk *1 faN a n d stJ a la r n a a d t f a , IS* kanm, at pOiaa and I t i m l r*w t a n a f fa id . tsU° in ‘ t PAINTS: Interior • Exterior OH ft Ituliher liaise l.limred (HI Idrprnline Mineral Spirits* Wood Pmcrvntive* NAILS: Common ft Hoc Hulvnntjrd Aluminum Finish Cut Flooring Cu-c Hard WINDOWS: Wood ft Steel METAL ROOFING: Aluminum (inlvnnl/rd Corrugated MOULDINGS: Cals unit'd 3V Crinip* Fir • CypruM • Pine Hnlvnnlml Itldgr Hull Aluminum Aluminum Corrugati'd WALLROARDS: Aluminum Itldx** HimiI Sheet rock ft Hock Lath InAulutinp Hoard DOORS: Selling THch Flush * Exterior Wnll Planka Flush • Interior Hock Wool Inaulntion 'l i f t AA Planter • Lime • Cement Panel Corner Head Comhlniit Ion Metal |,Mh Louver Cornerlte Thresholds A t l ^ t i o s S iding A A c c t t t n r i e d PLYWOODS: Interior - Exterior Marine Hull C oncrete IIIncL* Sakrrl* Dry Itrady Mixed O aiant S la-D ri-W aterproofing \lum inum t n u i r r a llu ililc r* H a r d w a r e Compound Now Available, Iaw Flnanca Flan No Down Pay man t—36 Mont ha To Fay 111 W. T hird S t I ta a f a r i FIs. 1 is used In sidewall* and attfo rafter*. Insulation board —• In panel*, plank* or tile sites — Ii an in­ expensive way to shut out cold and reduce noises. Insulation can he effectively used in old as welt a* new home*, ('all your local insulation expert today for a free estimate cn in’a l n for your home. Enjoy a comfortable homo thi* winter! • P L U M 'Li f home in summer and teal In heat In winter. There arc many types of Infulating materials to suit your rc*»' -rWJ- |S, - at. ise aluminum sheeting Is easy to i islnlt in ottir rafter*. Thare a 9 lightweight mineral wool In.•inch i* puutrd, “r IK . n, into ssalli and ceiling. Halt er blanket type insulation LUMBER: VINYL ★ Com fort O m * . by B<Basil Ctrl. I n . l n b u l . d by Kiag r . s i w , , g y g d h . i w mm ★ Low -Cost " J MUST SAY that Sir Algernon finally told a funny story "Seem!1 4^ " “’ " b ® diRn*rt«I London club rncm U r .O yuu mi, hl havc cliucklcd a bit over it " 1 cahn t tolerate Hut bounder.'" was the rejoinder. "I shall chuckle when 1 get home." ' ** • s aa | l,o** l.urr t t aa till* Every Home Needs Insulation More Storage Area Inject Life Into 'Tired' Room Keep safety in mind in plan­ ning your alteration* anl fix-up projects. And, bourn Improve­ ment time Is also a guod time t° U kr rare of the many (ire hasards that lurk unsuspected around the tyiplcal horns after a few- year* of occupancy. New work will be fire-safe if it conform* to the building law* and is approved by the inspector but existing hasard* will go on unless corrected. Thr lest tiuta to correct them is when general restoration is going on Among thr more serious fira haxards are obsolete and inade­ quate wiring; unapproved, openflame space heaters; older fiveplaces and rhimmeyi These hax­ ards ran easily be corrected while other remodeling work is going on. It Is inure likely that ex(siting wiring in older home* is overtaxed by the new electrical appliance*. Additional circuit* should b* installed to carry the loads with safety. m eul and watar can be dan­ gerous! Kor all pi imbing problem*, your plumber i« the best answer. Ile'w an expert and will take rare of all repairs correctly and ef­ ficiently. For Fulher Information About This Flan. Contact Your Huilder CO N CBETS P tP S q PAI NTS t o t w is* 4 Water Heater, Septic Tank ft Sewer Insinuation* 1007 Sanford Avr. 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COP M f«P TR U N T lOMCCN PCYl US M O YOU A iL ' , — r i^ » r �Mon., Oct. 15, 1956- Page THE SANFORD HERALD THE OLD HOME TOW N - •'ft* U.I Sl<r-<O*M »»t Passport to Happiness By STANLEY VJ •y MAYSII ORIIO r ’v'X'/v• 7 ° M.n& sXiSK£i Ji}i,,grM' Kingc King r n h m Brad**!*, * B U S IN E S S R E P O R T * *- Dr. Friedenau,s Weapons i BE It UN uT— lined street In Un liw* a man — I f V a II A II I U U M s*wrt l u n . i i . Law, Legal 10-13 Justice IPS] they did so ared in kidnap­ ing Dr. Walter Lm«e. head of the free Jurists’ economic division. Unto was slugged tn front of his home, dragged Into a wailing min mobile and driven into East Germany. Although both the Rus­ sian* and the East Hermans base denied knowing an) thing about Lin«e. returning prisoner* have reportH seeing him in So­ viet slave labor camps. Ever since the kldniping, Eriedenau has lived a cireful Uf«. Ills tome telephone number ie unUstrd. lie sleeps within reach uf a pistol and a police alarm button. An armed guard keeps a constant vigil in front of his home which stands lest thin a mile from East Germany terri lory. Fried. u*u drtvrs to his office in a car r<iuipped with a two wa) radio and an armed chauffeur. llm „ aathfr ((MW|h Once in Ihe office, friedenau til* rvWttMI so theae officials emit,I at a desk that rontalns not <tnl> he convicted on criminal charges a pislnl but another police alarm , hl)ull(1 ,het , vcr lrifo W(|,. button. rrn hand*. Ir.lrrv lowed in his office, the The nrgauifation has hcroir.e so Mffn t |vv that the ecommunlit 11-year-old Erledenau shrugged h a lt l« trf atfrmpted to kidnap ami smiled when asked If living under tension doesn't make him F rielfniu. They failed but in | nsrvoua. *'Not necessarily.** he replied | "You get used to It. What makes me nervous is the responsibility f»r the people who are working with me." “I think I gut the first Idea for my present job In prison,” he s i's . "The Natl* put me there ■M R C M B M P after the July KWh 1*44 attempt on Hitler’s life I had nothing to d.> with this pint but I did know some of the people involved." ‘ While in promt, I learned tnat On i quit ltr e e ' intu the hcsr'.s of Ka.t Germany's tire Writ Her- communiit ruler* through subtle, who strike* fear 1cmnplicaicd weapon*. jjT . He ii I)r. Ghco Frtrdrnau, a ra *t»n *|)0ken lawjer uho»e wrajKim I C U I I U C I coniisl ot law and I m l Justice. Friedcnau operates through the League of Tree Jurist! which he fomuird and head*. It la one of Ihe world'* most original and rrsprctcd anticommunist under* ground movemrnla. It has the hacking—'' ral and financial -o f I r r ->-ii throughout Ihe free It works tin* way; Volunteer informations through­ out East (ieriiinny keep the lea­ l-el us trli youti h<<* you run Kuf siJvi«rd on the doing* of com* atlll apply for a II.Ww life in* official*. Whenever one of auranre policy to help take rare j|,f official* doe* aomethlng that of »|n,t extw**M,. oi-h-mt kur* collj,| (H, considered a crime denlnr your ratnlty. ag*ir*t humanity nr Justice. It it You handle the entire Iran* record'd |n the fl|r i of the free art1<n ».v moU "*'h *»l '• i,,rist* 80 You Are Not Too Old For life Insurance AMERICAN of KASMS CITY. ro oh’lp tlo n . No one win rail . . . . . Write today for free Informa* lion. S uinlv m #U po-tcord in letter fplvlnc sgcl to OLD American In*. Co, 3 W. !>th. L10OI1 Ort. 15. Kama! City, H H H h Bb ry, Mr*. Featheretonr. tf Tv* upset the rest of my Uf* without tfmneCHATTER 13 DIDN'T set Dirk again you If » s were on shore and yuu'd mg that there waa someone at V A“„ until tha following day. The like me to leave you. I would; but hand In look after me. t never bare good weather bad dtdnltcly act In. 1 can acarcely leave you ut mid- liked going about alone and Dirk haa always been Ilka a eon to n i There e s i brilliant sunshine end ocean, can I?" the tea was a clear sparkling blue. -No," fitr patient mapped back lie*Idea." ah* gave a sour little Hht would have Used to lake a at her. -I can't force you to do smile, "he knows which side hie turn cei deck directly after break- that. Uut I com give you a bad bread la buttered on.” fait, not only to enjoy the atmalvlne name otic* see reach Jamaica. I "1—I’d kke to take a walk oa and the gentle sea v iew , but to have Influrntiat friend* there—or deck, tf you don't mind, Mra, walk the anxiety and emotional at least Dirk haa.” she amended. Kealherstone. Have you everything confusion the fslt art of her »ya* "You think Dirk would give me you want?” tsm. But Mr*, feaiherrien* was a bad name, Mrs. Eeathrrstone?" Her employer twisted brr bulky more than usually exacting that Val'e voter trembled slightly, as form angrily on tbs bed. "Oh, nia morning. though tears were th r'.v n ln g off, run off, you're always running Val didn't mentlos tb* unpleas­ off. Ymi were away for hours yes­ "Me would if 1 told him to. And ant incident on tii* floor awl site terday aflrnuxei and then all lari when < 1 1 -1 yds start calling him prayed Mrs. Fealhtrriooa would night." Dirk?" never learn ot IL lkit. aa though you t<dd me I could go ta aemt sixth tense bad told the wom­ "He asked me to,* V*1 returned the“Hut dance, Mra Vest hers Ion'." Val an something of tha satura of whet quietly, quietly. bad occurred, oh* »cp» question­ "Don't you realise that Mr. Han* said -I know I said I didn't mini ing Val about tha pravt.ma eve­ •on will l<* Vlsroimt ThelmsforU j out going upstair* and having a one ilay t" ning. couple of dances, but I must aay I "Yes. I've heard th s t " Whom had the lanced with? Mow often had she danced with “1 tuppnee yvure selling your ifid expect you to com* down and DitkT And aha added angrily. *1 cap at him T 1 see you re not only see me later la Ui* evening. Aa It I had to ring for tha night hap* you didn't dasc* with that a silty girl but a vain one. IWi you waa, steward to grt me wbat 1 want'd dreadful man. the slip's doctor.1* think he'd starry you?" ••t did once, and l don't think Val had tried so haul to krep hi t tx-for* I tried to go off to strep. him a dreadful nun,** Val an­ tem per, to he com III vtir.g and sym* Not th a t Uiere waa much hop* of swered quietly. palh<ltc, but ver employer had my sleeping, with all that racket going on upstairs! I hsdn't seen Mra 4'taihs i alone snorted Indig­ lrle<l her too far this time. nantly. -You re put another silly "And why shouldn't ne marry Ilia nlgbt steward before, and I girl taken in by hli vulgar good ms If he wanted to, Mrs. Feather- must say he'a a pleasant young man. Not a regular steward, he •tone ?'■ looks." "What do you mean by anuti.tr "Ko t so l right! You are after told tne, just working hla way Billy girl. Mrs. tVeuieratone? l>o him: Hut let me warn )cu. Apart round the world to writ* a book you mran that yvur daughter from every other consideration, about it. Wa had quite • chsL* Her Kslt'ii once liked him vary much Mr. Hanson is not a marrying man. dark eyes narrowed aa alia re­ too:At least," she amended, "he will peat'd IL "0aife a r ie l* Val wowdarafl If tha eight stew­ Mra. I’talhtrslonr a small dark never marry an yon* so long ea I ard had told her about tha wretch­ eye* positively r la red at her. "Oh. am alive." ■o yaw-re been listening to ■<>**lp, The thought missed Vat's mind ed scene which luul taken place <si have you? IVti- i been telling v»a that her employer might tw intend­ the dance flece and It that could •It this? That w rithed It rue* ing In marry Dirk lietself, but she account for her employer'* bad temper ihla morning. Ckwalp travel* Harridan?” put tha thought quickly ashla. *Tm sorry If you disapprove of A* though the shrew J dark eyee like wild Or* on a small ship. Hut she merely acid gently, 'TU my talking to Doctor llamdsn. of the other wnmsn had guested Mrs. reatherelone,** Val returned Vale thought, she g*t« a short, tw down shortly ta sea If thera’a quietly, “t know you'ra paying my hoars* laugh. anything you want, Mra Featherpassage tn return for any looking "Ihei't think that f have any In­ stone." Val a n d *p to the top Jack, after you. but I scan riy think that tention of marrying Dirk. Nurse. glvaa you tha right to chocwe my When Mr. Feathrial.ne died I hoping si* might be aket* theta, ftlttMli,* •wore I’d never marry another man tths felt I* ne mood to talk ta any­ “Totyre tnaotent Niwee,” Mra aa long aa t lived. Hut t shouldn't one. Khe wanted to walk r u t and Eeathrcstons choked out. *Tv* a Ilk* Dirk tn marry. The dear boy try and sort out la her mind aoene good eitnd to wash my band* of I* completely devoted la me and of the many perplei'ng problems you tee good and all* even an older woman needs an ra- ah* wss up against ,VaJ managed to emtla “I'm aor- cork t shouldn't car* to go through I to Be Cm UsimJ I MireSs Orstg. Rsyriatri be pensiwtea af Aralea ttoosa DtiiuWsd hr Klr< raster** flra4k*tfc PUHOIHI niINHOWIR, who owns several head of ttlsrk Angus cattle, pauses to pat a lllark Angus bull while making the round* at Ihe Arid days and plowing contest out-Mr Newton, Iowa, About 100,000 persons turned out tu hear and eheer Ihe I’recldent on hie two-day swing through Iowa. fin! cmolional SoundphoMJ 1 AN OUTSTANDING LOAN SERVICI yo u m sum A -rt :* r--------------------- UNUSUAL . . . a n d y o u d o n ’t h a v e to b o rro w m o re than you i need or te a than y o u w a n t FLEXIBILITY M AKfS THE n irr rD n a r r tooni op J A C F IN A N C E C O R P O R A ______________________SANYO I D ____ fart, wm* of thrm become *« woincil that they <enJ re ta il'n or frirnds in ua to plead liut the' really aren't rich terrible prr*d. ions. Sometimes the Indictments ‘Thl* m»k*» th*m very rcri help bring about a change In oua." Friedcnau rrportt. "In communiit pollc).'' So far. the Jurists have drawn up tndiclmrnts against KM East Grrmsni, But there are volumi­ nous ftl.*t on thousands more and tome day, when enough evidence is in. there will ba indictments against thrte, loo. ■ -■ s . .^,.1*1. 1 15S (CMS Metsst TSe«*« ••Mlegl _____________________ ORLANDO* -------------------------------- 407 Weil Cenlrol Avenue........... ^...Tel. 3 6493 ft sow HaM l«.lai»ft ; •fwwwfr let* lea* Cs«a*»r ! » YOU .v* WITH — could be inflm m-ed if >no forgot shout polities and talked to them aho.t legal justice and legal rights" Erledenau believes East German com in unlst uflfcials can be tnftu ence.1 the aamt way. Whrn enough evidence ha* aecumulated, ■ formal legal indict* Went i* drawn up. 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One of the point* "Mr. Speak­ er” drove home wa* "American people are smart—you may foot The 8*nford Lions Club win them in one election-ba t you hold Its regular meeting tonight By M M . RUTH LAY(1 • 'nntinun! from Pag* 1) e*n'l keep them fooled." And be Sixty memben and guests were at the Yacht Club at «:«S p. m. evening, w»» the “we will win" waa enthusiastically e m p h a t i c Tonight's meeting will be lha ■mile displayed by "Mr. Speiker" when he reminded hi* audience present at Suruiyilde Park last third in the series of evening evening when Corporal Charles Sim Rayburn. To young and old that "On November • we will alike, "Mr. Sim " hid • w irm and inaugurate a Democratle presi­ “Chuck" Saunders of the Florida meetings which replaced the noon Highway Patrol spoke on "High­ luncheon session*. friendly handshake, • big entile, d e n t and vice president." Slated tonight aa the principle friendly greeling, and an assur­ Speaker Rayburn took the op­ way Fatalities, What Are You D oing About Them." Corporal speskrr for the occasion will be ing word that the "Demorrata" portunity to mention every Im­ Saunders was alto to show a mov­ •re In. portant phase of the nation'* ie, but it was not available at this Cecil Tucker, Bemmole • County Agent who will talk on "His Dut­ S)d Herlong m i kepi bu*y, se- economy — farm policy, foreign time and he will return at a later ies, I'lsns, the 4 II Club, and other eond to aerand, greeting friends policy, money policy, the Stale dale to prrsent the film. Saunders, County Agent's activities." from “all over", alt coming lo Department, Social Security, but talk brought home to many, the Also, tonight, the kickoff for Leesburg lo with him well and lo carefully avoided the segregation earelessne** of which too many the week-long light bulb sale will issue, lie whipped, apenked, bull­ offer service! In hia campaign for of the drivers today arc guilty, take place. President Dallas Ix>op F i f t h District’! Congretiman. ed and rebuffed the Republleana and what they can do to prevent However, he managed to k « p and their four years In lha na­ lha casualties on the highway a. said that members ot the local club will canvas the entire San­ fairly near "Mr. Speaker" lo be tion's capltol. The etalistlca quoted end the ford area for the sale of bulb* lure that all of hia frlenda had an One of the amusing moments facte presented to substintlatc opportunity to m»ct the m tn who during hi* talk with Central them brought to thought, that all from which fords will be d e ri'td the sight conservation pro* had guided the Democratic Na­ Florida Democrats was when he drivers must exercise more care for gr#m carried on by the local tional Convention Ihmugli its most said "There's a quirk In Human In their driving to make lit* high­ Lions Club. exciting momcnii. nature that I can't quite under­ way! safe for all. Ben Wade, chairman of the Close to "Mr. SpeakerV tide stand—when they were the poorRuitell Grant waa appointed "light bulb sale" said that the throughout the evening, wa* Perl- est In 1930 and got the riches’, Chairman for the Longwood An­ sale of the light bulb* will be da*a Democratic Executive Com­ during our 20 year adminUlratiin nual Christmas Party for the to­ continued throughout the week." mittee Chairman, Jam ct Milligan they hate ua the most." rsi children. Mr. Grant, now to of Orlando. And It *i> Milligan Sam Rayburn didn't fall to heap contact all other organisation* and Herlong who lot "Mr Speak­ praises—for he admitted that and town churches to assist In Many Awards To Be er" to the ipeaker’a roilrum at "One of the reasons I'm ’hero la the plans. , . , the Lake County Armory In to meet the finest member of Linton Cox, Committee nun or PrCSCfltcd TOIllCint Leesburg where a formidable Congress I have known In my 41 the Medical Building, reported ...» in v n u n i r u u crowd had gathered to heir what years experience 111 Washington that the electrical work in the Df IR1, IIA1MOM) MORRIS CASSELBERRY- Roy Scouts Syd Herlong iald, during hla In­ (as he spoke of J, Hardin Frier­ Budding has been completed an-l troductory remark* "some poll- son)—and after 1> years you got was now ready for tho wallboard of America of the St. Johns be installed. Also that the River District wdl conduct a Court Ueal doctrine." an able young man to take hla to Longwood Volunteer Fire Dept, wet "f Honor tonight *1 7:30, si the One of the atata'a Democratic place." donating Ihelr mrriing evening Communlly Mrlhodlil tTiurc/t, teleaden, J. llardln Peterson, a long Speaking of Congressman Her- this week lo set lit In Intlalling cording to Welter J. Krohrw Jr., time friend of Speaker Sam RayK oufnutlcr of local troop 311. burn, wai on hand to offer bli long's service on lha Way* and the wsllhosnl. Means Committee, Rayburn said The district comprises the lowns Ptsns hsve been eomplrio>l for philciophy about the forthcoming "It la important to have a mem­ the Auction lo be held October of Plervon. DeLand. Sanford, Ovie­ general election. II wai Petenon who fin t p rill­ ber from Florida on that commit­ 20, st T:S0 p. m. In Sunnythadc do end Casselberry and scout Park. Lsrry Jones has offered hU troops an-l etib packs will as­ ed Congretiman Herlong when he tee." To wind up hia address, and pro­ services a* •tictlonccr for that semble here tonight from the en­ told lha Armory audience—all of them having penonally met "Mr. bably reminiscing about hia short evening end Mrs. E. Black an­ tire district. According to Krohne, many sSpeaker"— “I have observed hla visit to Florida. Rayburn con­ nounced that her committee will loyalty, hia kindnen and hi* fen* fided "If I didn't love to sing have In readiness, that evening all wards will be presented and many crotlty Syd Herlong haa made that »ong "The Eye* of le x is through the Auction, hot dogi, seouts will be up-graded in rank. Members of the Lion* Club lloy you a great Congretiman, he haa Are Upon You" so well, maybe cake and coffee. Mr». Russell Grant, Member­ Scout rnmmllier, sponsors of the I'd be singing your Slate song." ■erved you well." It was perhaps the "Press Con- ship Chairman reportrl sixteen local troop will aisiit Krohne and Congrrnman llerlo ig uied hla beat "hometown manner*" when ftrence" where "Mr. Speaker" new members and with niovl of district officials in conducting ad­ he Introduced hia vDllor Ha tort spoke the strongest as he answer­ them attending the meeting they vancement tests. Interested persons can assist the of “led” Into hla IntroJurtien ed a score of reporters who were Introduced lo Ihc group. when he laid "Il'a a nice, warm crowded into Congressman Her­ Attending from the Lek* Man troop* in their point system «f Chamber of Commerce were two scoring by nltemlmg the court. frellng lo have people e.'me to long’* Leesburg office. Rayburn admitted, and correct­ of their members. ace you." And then—with hli Suggestion of a llallowren pa Democratic emphaala—"I want ed one reporter, that "*3 per e«nt you 1c meet the man who haa of the big ntwrspapen are aup- rade for the children vtss dn- Hebert Battling u t i e n but o u t was w a i tahle-l s a u i n i for s«« thi' •••» ■ » strre d a i aprakrr longir than porting Elsenhower." However, rcussed year so that fundi could be used | f l W e S t e m U D C I I any other man In the hlitory of turning the tables slightly he In liart hasp I tin \1 «•. 11c 1 1 ItiilDiriJ .. f our Congren, one of the grrateit said, "There are a Jot of good fel­ to further the Medical iluildim.'. Four tournament profesfionats, Dick Eartman and F. Gamble including a playing pro from living Amerlram, "Mr. Speiker lows working for magaiJncs and Ml n » Unuie of Repreientitlvoa, newapapera—I think you'll fmJ were named lo head tie Chritt- Snnford and the Mayfair Inn Honorable Sim tuybum ." a vast majority of the rrportera mas Float program. Refreshments were served at Country Club, are battling il out And that itartrd Ihe wall roll ate Democrats." today in a four-way playoff for the social hour thst fdlowed Ing. Sam Ilayburn mlnee>l no Rayburn accused the big news­ the So.ksj t ip money In the West wordi. He didn't do any arm paper* of "not having lisa fact*” .. cm open *t*8an Francisco after waving—gnvel pounding—or rail in their tupport of the Elsenhower It was a big ahln.1!* in Lees* »tc*.dy Doug Ford Yonburg Friday nigh . Dcmorrala d"l krr, v Y b|cw hlf rh jf|fff to orders. Ho (poke quietly, easily administration. |( fc|j and frankly—such ■■ hli explana­ Newsmen heard "Mr. Speaker" themselves proud—tlemonslratitig, tion "1 am, without prefix with­ pat reporters on th* back as he In the most psrt the .trongth olh ForJ f»mP , part on (he U |t out suffix, and without apology, a remarked "Titty have been ab­ n tX L ? *Ganlral rin ira i<FUridla** w irtIn « . , w mi' l- ,,hrrc (lr„ hDlc* to January finish In Democrat!" woeflg , h„>v*terdsy , w,.h Don solutely fair to mo—I have bean DWriel. "Mr. Speaker" pralied, but beat treated fairly by Ihe press." down hla praNci aa he rapped the Sam Rayburn deferred Cun policies of the Republican admin­ gresiman Herlong In hla answer­ istration—he built Ihem up and ing roll call for "I know what hi* dropped Ihem wllh a "Bing", record Is." He defended junketing without any effort to pick them Congressmen, but refused to an­ up. swer questions on the actions of And never did "Mr. Sam" pan Congressman Adam Clayton PowUp an opportunity to claim lha •11 other than to admit that Powell diF visit here with a Democratic Ford. Hi-herl carded * final round m ceaaei of the Republican Ad* will have "very litlls effact on Ilia Rally staged by the Semimle C3 and Feteheck * 70. ministration for the Democratle Negro vote because lha Demo­ C o u n t y Democratic Executive r* i Tarty. Tor example, he iald crats have been their friend." Committee. £ Hr. Speaker r z By Ungwood CofC w a r - s s T t fT J p . Committee (CoaUauwl f om Page 1) sen levs will be held at the church each evening, except Saturday. The Rev. R ttert W. Battles, pas­ tor of The Alliance Church In Or­ lando will be the speaker for these sendees. A letter of resignation was read from Tommy Stringer, superlalendent of the Sunday School and chairman of Ike building commPtec, "It was accepted with re­ gret", a member stated. Lee Wat­ son wsi elected lo serve as act­ ing superintendent for the rest of the year. The matter of the build­ ing committee was tabled un'll the nest meeting. The Sunday School staff of of­ ficer* and leathers was pro tented for approval for the coming year. They Include: Sirs. R. D. naggs, secretary; George llarrUtt, aaitriant secre­ tary; spd B. D. Bsggi, treasurer. The teachers are: Mrs. J. R. Brooks, MUs Ellen Patterson, Mra. C. 8. Teston. Mrs. Bert Hen­ son, Mrs. Alec Smith, ami Mrs Grant Oiburn. Mrs. W. M. Brown, Mrs. E. W. Rogers, Mr*. Archie Smith, Mrs D. R. Rowe, J. R, Brooks, Mrs. Leo Wation, J..e Coggrshall, Ric­ hard Malic, W. n. Webb, l o Wat­ son, V. J. Spendtuve and Mrs H (J. Touchlon, frtd V ,-, PI*. Perkin*. Journal Baafer d, F l o r i d * . C e r p , I’e n s a c o t a , S. 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IIK IIN P O N th * Bouthw eet c o r n e r th e r e o f : CI.E IIK O F cm ciriT c o c n r th en ce ru n N o r th I I* t l ’U I*1 o r BEMINOLE COUNTY. Wes t a d t s l e n r # e f t i l Tl re el TLOniDA I-, th * b e i l n s l n e of a c u r v e (BE AL) ro n e* * * to t h e le f t a n d h a t i n g l l ry o a VC. H en ry , E ag . a rad io * o f I ’ l l I I fe a t : t h e a r * Holland llulldlng n m N o r t h e rl y a n d N o r t h w e s t ­ Tollahaate*. Florid* er ly a l o n g l h * a r e e f ea ld f u r o r and t h r o .ah n c e n t r a l a o n l e o f II* M a rk Clev ela n d . E*<v a d l e u c , " f 1I0J *1 f e r t Atla-.llc N alln n al B a n k B u l l d l n r to . pelnl o n lh * West lin e o f Banford. Florid* Bertlon IS. Tow siehlp I t Booth. ATTORNETB FOfl FETTTIOVTR tne te t* held Novombor dth ISIS A t t a i n u. I*, l l r r n d u r . . Clark. W. tl. l l i l l t r , C h a i r m a n t t is v r jx i t Panel Discussion On Youth Program (jOhcdtsw&Ji Vbuv VRodsrf Q ah i you LOW COST C h — A lto F iiu n c ln ib jo v b u k tlf tn y o u AU. of Ih n t Strings. THE LOAN COST KEPT DOWN n o i l r r n i p >K irrm vini{ c h a r g e . \ \ > f i n a n c e n ets’ enrw a i d '/ i r * . Y u u pity n n " h i d d e n c o w ls " , ** 9 f THE IN SURAN CE Your Insurincw premium* ntn.v he included in your monthly pnymenlH and placed locally with your own nitent, THE ACTION You apply for your bank Aulo Loan and get • decision The American Home Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman's Club will feature a panel discus­ sion tomorrow night nn "Driving Toward Securing A Youth Program for Sanford" following their regular business meeting which etarts at 7:43 p m, Moderator of the panel discusslon will be Mrs. Margaret Reynoils, Principal of Pinecreat School. Taking pari In th* panel, and discussing various phases of se­ curing a youth program, will be I ions holder c y Manager War­ ren E. Kncwle*. J. 3lar*on Har­ man Sr . Executive Editor of The Ssnford Herald, and Captain Ant old* Williams of the Sanford Po lice Department. H o ste sses for the evening's meeting tomorrow night will b« Mr* R o b e r t Kirns, Mrs. John Carlton, Mrs J„hn Sauls, Mr*. Raymond Ban and Mrs. J. T. Borard, The panel discussion *nd meet­ ing !s open to ih« public and any­ one interested In a Youlh Pro­ gram for Smnfurd may attend. prom ptly, T he A merican M useum of Safety ' iTtgeoyGintA ^ /yx^ L n it/jfc w try & fc i/ L t y C !■> THe E.M.M arriman Memorial Medal /y v S T i^ M n o M A ’^A m m /ttAm jJ ir v tS y f V ^ 6 t jI m M n w lt n i y C o ld JK in m ii M ed al avavded to A tlantic Co ast L in e Railroad C ompany iT - * BORROW ING POWER You piy as agreed and earn useful cred­ Kill bugs with m t ipn y —easy u watering I N RECOGNITION O F I T S OUTSTANDING SAFETY RECORD F O R T H E YEAR 1 0 3 5 AMONG C L A SSA R A IL R aV PS i t wtnnding with us for future credit needs. ft ’ • ’* liefore you huy your next car, see us for actual money-saving figure-facts on our thrifty hunk nulo loon plnn. And nee exactly how II will pny you to finance your new c a r with u h ! FLORIDA STATE BANK SANFORD "The Friendly Bank" Member F, D, L C, mwcii i h x rw a your l i i d c n and ipoil lh* fua o f outdoor lt-m r - u v e lea* r a u v to lso lo s C tr d r o Spray M. Apply w«N the o n no b p t e r r m . jt i w b r d to jour how. i i . w . 'i act. . . . ... ^ o to, ) KILGORE SEED CO. s*o w. l i t n . in . ? ; ?■ ■ v �• • I? .7—BUILDING - REPAIRS FAINTING THIS WOOLSEY WAY} to what you want CLASSIFIED ADS Ph.1821 IA-PLALK* IQ EAT _______ TODAY (and every day, except, Sunday) a t 'r t open Irutn 11:00 a m. ‘Ill 2:00 a.tn. THE DOGHIE DAit A lHM.il, Lake Mary A—PERSONAL NO! It KS RULLAWAY, Hospital and II.b) Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. till. Furniture Center — .10 vVea: tir>t St. , FREE XA.MK I.MI’K IN T On C h rls tn tM I'n rd * D uring O ctober L a y -A w ay N O W ! POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY Phono bid l i t H. Magnolia » a u t o m o t iv e to Trailer. Sale-Rent. Ph. jt'A-XK.^ Vonellan minis B eu W tll Enclosed held. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaitlr ends. Plastic *r rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon GATLIN ItROTIIERS Dragline & Rulldoicr Service I'll. 27-12 Geneva. 2493 W Sanlord. It will pay YOU to see ns before Dll LAN'DO Sentinel Bur. Call you buy. Open Evenings and Ralph Ha), 3t$u Sunday*. „ , I last-Ida Trailer Seles BULLDOZING Pals! I*s, FI*. LOWERY A BRIDGES FOR SALE— 37 ft Pacemaker San. 1134-W Orange Cily Spr 4 VU4 House Trailer. 2 bedrooms « CROSLEV - BENDIX bath. Or will 1radr equity on Sales and Servka house. L. It. Burroughs. Gen. RANDALL Del. Lake Monroe. Electric Company Quality— Satisfaction 4\7’ liggage trailer. llUch, tun­ Servlci 2437-J-3 Dc Bsry ning light, taip., 2 extra lirvs, Pn 113 Sanford u h fflt i nil tub*». Turn *l*nal»* FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s 1413 Park. Well Drilling, HOWARD C U)N(1, Phone 34$ 2u7 Es>t This is a frre pa»s lo III* MovieCommetcial Ave. land Ride-In theatre (or Virg­ inia P. Anderson, 1-ihi Mary. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateExp. dale Oct. 21. IMS. menu, Invoices, hand bill*, and programs, a t e . Progreasivo 14-USCD CARR Printing Co. Pkoaa 4M — 493 West 12th St. 1933 Chrysler WlnJ»nr 4 door DcLux*. Only 22.900 actual tnilei. For homo rtpair woik and alteraCall Ray Herron, Phono 2136, <>r lion*. Call 131-J. Hay C. Slagle. 1343-W after 6:W) p. m.______ _ Trees trimmed, removed and ds« FOR NEW PONTIAC'S and good, moied. Ph. 1007-R. clean USED CARS, call Kay SANFORD TREE CO. llrrron. Phone iM , or 1343-W i Expert watrh repair. Guaranteed. alter CM p. m. 1-day aervice. Sanfurd Jewelry 1930 HUDSON Commodoro 0 A Luggage. 300 Sanfurd Ave. Convertible, yellow with red leather upholstery $200. PHONE FOR EVERYTHING In hardware 1379-XJ. find paint »«•—Hill Hardware Co . 30| E. 1st S I, Phone 53 •50 Idack Sludcbaker Champion. New lire*. Latlcry. completely Itolimson Hand Crafted Furniture. ovi rhauied. Owner having We build, design and refinish. town, must sell. I'buna I37U. Sec at 91$ French. Ph. 32-R. 1932 Chrysler convertible with power steering. Abuva average- • EMPLOYMENT new Ur**, low mileage new top. Al-o • 19*) 4 door Plymouth, U 25—HEI.F WAVTT.D—EEMAI.R motor, new paint, way nbovc women In keep home avrrage. Call 4lu Willow Ave. Dependable and care for 1 child. $ lta i Phone 3589-R evening. week, plus room It board. 1023 Sarlla. 1931 CHEVROLET 4 doer sedan. Automalie drive. Looks nice Waitrrv, wanted. Apply Touchdrives nice. KAY HERRON, Ion Drug Co . Mr. Gilpin. Phone 2436, or 1343-W after flut pm . YOUNG LADY This u a free pais to tha Movie- To do typing, some bookkeeping and wait on trade In Sanford land RU*-ln Theatre for Fred .store. For interview write P. O. Mr Murray. Exp. dale Oct. 21. Box 1031. Sanford. Giving age, IBM. qualification* and a small photo. All photo* will be returned. BUSINESS Nun* twit those utter *»tr J in i permanent position need ap­ SERVICES ply. 1$-APPLIANCE REPAIRING 27—IIEI.P WANTED—MALT. HEATERS Cleaned and Checked PHONE 1320-R 15—BEAUTY PARLORS Mall for fail uil tuutt. Give qualifications in wriltug to BOX 207, Sanford Hersld. Kxprrirnerd TV Repairman. Sal­ ary & Commission. State ex­ perience, references and expect­ Nook rg. VII ed salary. Reply G> Dox N. X. C/o Sanlord Herald. Modern Alr-condit.«ned Saloa Harriet t*m lleaaty m s. oik S P E C IA L »ti) Perminenl. $5 .V) EVA HESS REALTY SHOP! Phone 553 NEWSPAPER sUect aaleeboy*. Ages 9 lo 12. Apply to Mark Heirs. The Sinford Herald, after school. 17-PURNRURR • MOU5BMOLB 55-HOMES Bag Boy*; Experienced Pari Time Produce A Meat Market $len. Apply Tip-Top Super Market. Ssmkarlk Gloss u 4 Pttal O . 112-114 West 2nd St. Phooo SM Wo buy end sell used furniture. Paying top rath price* for any thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POST on 17-92 Ph 2033-W. <7—BROKERS and REALTORS LARGE 4-bedroom home. Ideal UM(Joa for children. Ph. ZM-J, TV SPECIAL l*4, M M arine Fininhr* Matching ( hllr Coffee Tilde F o r Y our float FINANCIAL 2 Step Table* S c n k a rlk Glnsa an d I’a ln t Co 3 Lamps t u n I tv. 2nd St. Phone KO 31—INSURANCE $ 1 7 9 .0 0 FLOOR sanding and finubtag. COMPLETE MODERN Cleaning, waxing. Serving RemlGOLDEN DAfSTJ INSURANCE noU county dnc* IUL All the NEW KINDS of fire end INTEHSPBING MATTRES^ It. M. Gleason, Lake Mary casualty. Insurance available in Reg. $49 5U less trade $29-0 tha host of Couipanira at Low­ Box Fpringi at Idsitleal Saving* M cK A N EY -SM ITH P A L M ’S est Rates te thnae who qualify. 241$ S Park Pbane U0J HOLLYWOOD BED Consult B A L L INSURANCE Floor sandtnr and f nlahtng. AGENCY, 204 S. Park Art., lnner*prlng Mallrtia A belter Job at a better price. Sanford, Fla. Box Spring Eire eitimatra. I'h. Collect Headboard (choice cl colors) 33—MON'RY TO LOAN Oviedo FO-33II4. S4D.5(> For Painting cal) Ur. Talker, Ph. Logs Free AUTO LOANS ea-XR. Room ipectal HIM . COST LESS See our new line of floor covering Tot Burnett ami complete ham- furnishing*. Florida State Bank for PAINTING FREE DELIVERY 2601 Grandview Phone 1952-M. OF d \NFORO ECHOLS BEDDING CO. I*—PIANO SERVICE Corner 2nd k Magnslla. Ph. 1132 LIVESTOCK “ Bod Bamberger’' Mgr. L L. Sill — Piano Teekmeian Open Monday’* til V;M p~m. 19—DOGS—CATS—PETS Phone l|64 Rattle I. leotard VISIT OUR BALCONY 21—ROOFING* *n<l PLUMBING WANTED Bird Dog for hunting. _________ _ Phone 2227-XJ. CK It AM 1C T IL E 45-FARM and GARhDEN Paul F Mueller & Son Ph 134 MERCHANDISE Frta eitim ite Quality aork. $!u>ionar>-Lvcrbem-.g S t r a w * 43—ARTIC1.ES for SALE berry Plante— $130 per bund* PL U M B IN G _red^ Call Ray U rl, 11»?*W. Factory re-conditioned Winchester Contract and Repair Work Free Esliuiat'* Model 12 shotgun $03. R. A. Peat Compo.t (Dact-elder’s) 40c Newman. Phone 313. II. L. HARVEY bu. bag. Grspcvnc Nursery, 201 Sanford Ava. I’none 1828 Grapevtlle Ave. Phone 2035. —Fartnry to Too— Aluminum 15—MACHINERY—TOOLS k—BOATS AND MOIORS CoalratUug ard Repair |M7 Sanlord Ava. Photo I|I3 Thl» U a free pa»* !o the Bit* Theatre for Billy C»»«n. E. 7th W. J . K ING S'. Exp. dale *>cl. It. I9.'*J. Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing & Snppite* N O W ------Itcr'ii Electric Water Heater* New 1937 Evlnrudc Motor* l i l t Orlando Or. I*h. Id on Sale A t-SO ------Plumbing. Krcilty Heating All 19V. Evtnrudet ami a urge M. G. H O D G ES selection of Used Motora, Boali Seri ice un All Water Pumpt— and Trailer*. Welle Drilled — Pump* Evlnrudr Salee A Service Paola Road, Phono 190 DODSON S p o rtin g Good* PLUMBING k HEATING 3#l )• Phone Ml Septic Tank Iniullatlon k Service Heater Service. Archie C. liarv j EO MOTORS lett, Phono 734-W or 1335. Unconditionally Guaranteed -• ly.'ai Mercury Mark 53 GAIN MOKE SPACE In your ( Demom'.ralor) ........ M 0 home with atorage walla, built19M Evlnrudc 30 IIP .. dKW in cupboards. ihelvea, ete. See IIII.L LUMBER k SUPPLY IMS Evlnrudc HP YARD for aasp-lo-foltuw plans (Perfect l D IS and quality materials ol econ­ IB IIP Mercury C'ruDer omy prices. 223 W. 3rd SI Model Shift ....Dw I'lluNE M "The Lumber Num­ Mercury K4. T'i . — ........ I 0° ber". Q<1 Model Johnson, $100 22—SPECIAL NOTICES »hift. 10. HP ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS CUSTOM l Plini.STERING Creallincr Aluminum Boat" *nJ blip Covers and Drapes Fiberglass Boat* from $799 STANLEY KULP 1917 MERCURY MOTORS PRONE 2838 J. ARE IN Loon for Iho new c-eylmder. W P l’MPS & SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type* anil «Ur*, Installed or IIP Mcrcurya comlniT next “ Do I: Yourself.” Month. WE REPAIR AM) SERVICE \V. !». Smith STINE Motors-Bosls-l'slnU-G Is is Machine anil Supply Co. :U5 S. Park Phono 1203 M7 W. 2nd SL Ph. 82 II—T RAILERS IP—SALESMEN • AGENTS • room, S bedroom home, >5750 LocatoJ on Old Orlando lllgbway. Ideal fer children, school but atop. Call 1333*11. LAKE FRONT New three bedroom house on Lake Emma. One and half Iliad bath*. Florida room. Lot ill x 223'. Turn So. i>n« mile at Oaklawn Cemetery. TIRED o f th a sam e old th in f ? Sse ta t spacious ns* tastefully different homes In —, — South Pinecrtii Sanforv Grove Manors Sanfort Valencia Villas DcLarn IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Idtally Situated Luxuriously Planned M oderately Priced rot*, blankets, tarpaulins, Army Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave- This It a free past to Ike I’raine This la a free pas* lo the Rita Theatre for I. M. Rowell. Oak Av«. Exp. dale Oct. 24. I»$9 l^ka Drive-In Theatre for Mr. W httlei, Magnolia data Oct. 24, ildd. A rt. Exp. APARTMINTB: raM HE SURPRISED i t our variety WRLAKA pnvaw hatha. 114 W. First k and low price*. F.M.B. Se, Ilk k 25c Store, 321 H. Sanford. » ■ SamiMU Rsalty H r Dome Praetlrally new 20 (uage Reming­ ahia Hamas and Apu. Fim a IT. ton automatic *h»igun 11$. R. HUTCHINSON’S O a t e n Front A. NEWMAN. Ph«no 21$ Apt*. 335 S. Atlantic. D lytsnt HEAR the NEW V. M. Tape Re­ Belch. Call 2374-W. corder. 11$ Down Wlebolll’a Camera Shop, ato S. Park Ava. Furnished g tr ig t apt. 2300 Mellenvllle. 44—APPLIANCES e furn. a p t 210 Magnolia. FIUUIDAIRR apphancu, s a l a t larg Available now, • room house on and service. G. II. High. Ovi«4a, Celery Ava. available October Fla. Poena FO-5-U13 *r Bandar* 5th. Phone A. K. Rotaelter, 1542-W altar I $ 9 Florist. 212. DUO-THERM space heater and Perfection apartment site gat Downstairs apartmtnt. CALL 1240. range. Both in good condition. Reasonable. See i t 2*00 Hia­ Apirtment, close In. I rooms |$ l per month. I ll K. Ilk S t, Call watha AVf. 2316 or 1361. large oil heater, 30 gal. drum. $«o. Phone 1078M l. 1317 Doug­ 8 ROOMS, Adults. 611 Task. in* Av* FURN. 3 room home A bath. 1'h. AIR CONDITIONER, 1-Ton Fri- 2391V, gida.re, cool* with water $7$. 5-room garage apartment I room rilONK 1179 XJ. kitrhenatta apl. Adulti, no p«t& Ph 221. Lko new Kelvinator rtfg. and elect, range Must sell by Sun­ day, 1404 Magnolia. Desirable furn garage apt. 432 W. 43- bUI I.DLS<f MATE RIALS " Ulfdroom duplex, kitchen equipp­ ed, living room furnished. Ph. USED BKICK 1124-M. TWO CAKLUAD8 beantUul utsd bnrk. Orange, red, and xurnt Avalon Ap|». Kficiency, I'h. 729-W black. See thrm at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO EFFICIENCY Apailment. Suit* ablo for bachelor or couple, prj. RED-I-MIX CONCRETE vata bath. Acrosf from poet Window Sills • Lintels Office, klanucl Jaeobsoa. Frptii- Tank • Stale Approved Rand • Cement Mortar Mis Furn. cottage, r e a s o n a b l e . Miracle Concrete Co. Luvalrd uu 17 92. i’ll, iolu W|. r » Elm Ave. Phone 1335 2 room aptf. I l l Elm. Ph. 29t3-W. METAL ROOFING Now in »tock. 5-V Crimp— Schell Apt*; Furn. 3 room apt. screen porch, plus rellawiy bad, Cornigaled — 2 's” Corruisted l',ti alt Your roofing need* at garajo. 612 Park Ave. 445-W. S h rrn iu n ( ’o n crele I'lP f C*s 2-iledroom hour* partially furn. ■nil We.I Util SI. 570 mo. Call 9N. 45—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT I Thla It a free m i s to the Prairie l-ake Drtve ln for Mr*. A J. HAYNES Office Wa dune Ce.. Brooks. Exp. date Oct. 24. 1IS6. Typewnters, addieg miehmee. Salss-lentsls. 314 $(•(., Fk. 44. Rose Court 5 room apartments, SdXyCK and equipment nf gro­ furoisht-d. Kllclil'tl rqiii|>|i«d Phone 1494. cery tture an! meat market. Jonca Grocery. Gindervllle, S. S-room unfurn. apt. Newly decora­ Sanford Ave. and old Orlando llwy. Phone 1003-R or 430-W. ted 1)01 Celery Ph. M5-W. FHA APPROVED Open House Daily From 12 noon 'til (I p. m. 2528 PALMETTO 2547 PALMETTO . , Vary eften a Card of Thank* in th* Sanford Hamid mseta a U4$ which Is difficult to fill In any other way. Not only la U * graeMw W. DIRTRiras T. W. MRRO expression of gratltuda to those who have sent flora! tributes but REALTORS also courteously acknowledges the senders and kindness#* of tha INI Park Ava Pkane 27 ar 145 m*ny to whom a personal note of thank* cannot well bt mailed. Newspaper Cards of Thank* am accepted aa serially eerrecu Emily Poll, the noted authority on etiquette, fella they w v * many good uses There Is no prescribed form for a Card af Thanks. It cm b t 96 brief or os detailed •* you desire. When the oceaslon rentes yew will A. B. PETERSON Ind a sympathetically undenlandlng member of our staff la aasUt Hruker Associates: A. B. I’stsrson /ou. Jr., P, J. Chesterton, Gardeld Willetta, John Metich and It. W. THE -IN MEMDHIU.M" NOTICE William*. A. C. Doudnsy, Load It la th* cusloat of many- families In thl* country to eommemerttSurveyor. i bereavement by an “ In Memorfum ’ nutira In newapaper classified Ill N. Park Ave. Phone t!2t cevturnna. They find n real solace therein. Preparation nr selection of .* *u"* . verse brings hark to them tender, pleasant recollections. At 2 MILKS FROM THE CU'CK ‘ Ilia Look, the English port hat so beautifully expressed It: A lovely home in e x -client condi­ ’’How cruelly sweet or* the echoes tion with 10 acres of tiled land that start on hard road. 510,000—TERMS When memory plays an old tunc un the heart. ’ LAKKFIIONT LOT 3lo*t frsqusntly an In Mrmmlum Is Inserted on Iho anniversary Reautiful building tilt', 26$ feet ir death. However, other dates, which It I* felt are appropriate ar on Cryalal Lake $$,uoo. Meaningful are also selected. The bnthday of the departed, the xrad ling anniversary. Memorial Day. c m Christmas ate among other Consult A Itf.ALIOIt First IM N. Park Ava. Pkeae 1313 significant ocra alon. chosen vou ate hesitant to express your tendar though!* in poell* form, UULLEN AND HAIIKEY cou If may avail yourself of tho Herald s eollsdion of rrlftnal verses, rhea* oxprtit It poetic beauty the emotions of th* heeiietringe. 1300 Down—130 Month xmong them ere verses appropriate to any elrcumstanre. 2 Bedroom home un 2 Inis, with TIIE RATE shade and Dull Iters, Equipped l.arilt of Thanks are $|.i«) per Insertion regardless nf slaa. In with stove, rrfligrtalur «nd healer, Uomplele price fa.itut. fclttij^s’ *sU2. l" t' f . f*cl , h , y m»y run to considerable tngth, are billed *4 SI.Oo per column Inch. 2 BEDROOM Hontr. well lacate.1. Desirable as home ur rental. $6,300. BALL REALTY RAYMOND kl IIAI.I. OSCAR -M. HARRIS'>N REG. BROKERS S. D. Illghleyman. Asvodate 354 Sealk Fark Ave. Phone 950 IF IT IS REAL ESTATE • J Ppacloui Bedroom* #rk Crumley k Mootcith • m Tiled la th i • Large Lots at 117 South Park. Phone 772 • High and Dry They Know Maaenry eonatracilen with o*k fleers, while marble chips Fer Your RrUrrmrnl Home built-up toofa, fully Insulated, 1 lledriKtai altrartlvr almo.t new furred walls, sparious closets lun.iiI* Block limni- with car­ and oil wall fumaeet. port*. N e a r supermarket 55,000 $1,000 Do»n RALPH JARVIS Builder and Owner Furnivhed ur I'nfurnlthtd PHONE 1134-J 2 lU-driHUii I'um rcle lllix k Imliie with garage, Fturila room. All large roams. Situated <>n 4 Ms, beautifully landxcvped Uofum. $11900 — Fern. $I1 ,V« OZIKR REALTY CO. Mura II. Oiler, Realtor Il*rci M. Fieiu. At.ocluic 2501 So Orlando Ilay. Phono 1139 EVENINGS; 3 !!' end 1»» BEAUTIFUL Solid TIIE CARD OF THANKS Stminole Realty I and 4 Bedroom llomef with 1 and t bathi situated on largo. artistically landscaped lot*. I’areJ sircots ami all other cily conveniences make these ROSA L. PAYTON. colonies nf nwnsr-otcupird R’ llilered Real Estate Htnkcr homta truly diUghtiul p!ic*« Fkoae SIT! {‘,*12 at Hiawatha to lie*.’ REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Designed, Built and Sold I* o w o r mower, self-protvelled, 2344 Frenrh Ave. S p o r t s m a n *'Toro"-g*»olinc J. W. IIAI.I., KEAl/rOlI OD11AM & rTU I)O Il Inc. l»twi red reel type $33. Power Jsheey Walker, Associate Builders of Fine Honies Tools- 10 in- bench s5 *», tdlt U»p "CaU HaU” Phone 17M For Florida Living 1 HP. 9 in. band s»«r, »i H. P. motor; bench ssndrr, 1 H. P. ONCE IN A BLUE MOON SALES OFFICE All for $123. «r ,oU sepwrately 261$ K. French Avenue A buv like this. $1,000. fash. $A3 I’hune 2100 an.l •".•HU monthly, Prartirally new 2-bed­ 2352 M or bui Ro*aiia Dr. room masonry home . Kil.-hrn rquiptcd. On I7u ft rorncr lot. RENTALS Fine Iran and shrubbery. Id a ! price 19.730. PAINT, $2 30 gal. Sleeping begs, $$—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS THE SANFORD HERALD 3fon.. Oct. IS. 105«, Pig* 11 RETIREMENT HOMER D AILY ACROSS 1. 8 piny evergreen shrub • Gorge 11. Near 1poet t 12 Knight t weapon 11 South American animal 14 Pungent vcgrlsble 13 Capital iPcru) 19. UndeVeloped flower 17. Musie not* 16. All corrctt 19. Turf 20 Perennial herb lie. I I 21. Pounder of Methodism 31. rastsn with glue 27. Wuudy ncrcnnitl 29 Rowing •IB* 991V9Wws 32. Pig pen 33. Public notice 35. Perched 37. Volcanic sock 39. city (Fla.) at. Washsa 42. Artm a stand 41 Unrolls 44 Cabbage sslsds 49 Attempt CROSSWORD SO Persian DOWN fairy 1. Pale-yellow 22. Branch 2. Dissimilar 23. Shelter3. Quantity rtl elds of paper 24. Varying 4. Ancient weight town I Ind ) IN Afr) 26 Grass 8. Epoch cured 6 Dark spot for in marbls Rsler4sy‘| Asswef fodder 7. Part of IT. Itlver I Eng ) the l«dy 14 Mergsiuef Arranged 6 Keel-billed 37. Folda lit.* ray* cuckoo over Nina day# 9. Scotland 31 Bird* aa dsvotton tpoet.l • cloaa t l LCLOt ) 10 Mubtervten'. 40. $4*n’a Covered 19. Withhold name «v|th grsrs business Extent# of 41. African 19. Body of w orn can via water 98 T " T~ 1 19 iL i> a 40 •a •J % % ia V /, % Ji ii 41 b.* 1 \\ % if* ■W, £2 II rt % u i» rr / (( I* , #5 % J/ ■* % 41 *94 4 j 1 1 *$ ii Brick IIIIIJI HARD I d PAT? Sell W. II. ’’11111” STEMrCR (easy Allen, Associate things you re through w i t h Arlrtte Price, Aivxlaie Realtor — General Insurance This home hai Urge living ru-in phone through Went Adi for CASH. 901 or 1122 III N. Park Av< with fireplace. 2 extra large Call l$?l. beinxims, dining room, kitcbm i'hnne 9770 HERBERT CHERRY with plenty nf eibinets, break- Real Estate llr»kriagr — Nutat) fest room and nice acremrd-in 1119 TV. Illh St. Rear Barber Shop porch. low Y o s t HOMES landacaptd Kiounds Beautifully landscapnl Ith outside sarmalliK system, s id central heating for ratia com­ Block home with I bedroom for fort. Excellent rraidrntivl loca­ tion . . . 2417 LAUBKL AVE. Fiirnirhi’d 1 bedroom liMtie on 2 *lk If TENANTS lu's with fiult trees Just uul.Mdr ODrlAM k TUDOR. Inc. city limit* for |7i4no 2676 R. Frenrh Ave. I’bot.e 2IM — */*• 3 bedroom bio. L home «uh nice yard ami fruit Decs fur $6930., 2 Bedroom T" t r Home BE A 2-CAR FAMIty WAIVT ADS e ^ FINE CIlflMKOW New 2 bedrvont block home for $7300. Robert A. Williams hfai.tok Ha« niimd l.und(|til>l. ASSOCIATE Thnne 1*73. Allanllc Bank Bldg. • etUMf 1) 91 3*«tt> PHONE 414 for - CHOOSE AN USED CAR FROM OUR ORIAT 1 IILICTION Of VAlUlf FUR i m i Slricklnnd-Morrlson INCnill’ORATED Ynur Friendly Ford |t*sl*r 3U8 E. I d . pi. Phan* 299 DLE TO f RAN.HIT.R Fer Sale By Owner! hrdiootn home. Equity *9011. Ph. 1093-W. 4 bedroom house, 20ih and Sum­ merlin. Will consider house treller ee pert paymsat. Ph. 119-M 2 room cottage, completely fur­ 3 BEDROOM home, kilchrtt equip, nished ready to mme in. By ped. lilt bath, pine play-iuom, FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE week or month. 2194 Park Ave. well, corner lot, sever, trees. —at Wanhou,* I'rlcta, visit PHONE 1099 M. FU'R.Y 4 Itm. and 3-Rm. apart­ BERRY'S. We are experts at as­ ment*. Adults, 115 N. Jassam ini 3-HEDROOM frame house ts sisting VOU to secure gracious good louts with functional conSanford, *o very Urge lot. venlenc*. Today's best buys In 2 and I bedroom rtm snt block PHONE 377 II. lake front homes. $55 A 153. nationally advritticil furniture unfurnished Phone 1129. HI. ■t DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. For Sale Or Rent- 2 badioom con­ First M. Phone 1687 for Even­ John Realty Co. crete block house, furnuhed. ing Aipomtmcnt. JBcdroora furnished house. 309 Phone 2336-M. Holly, Adults only. Fk. I3»l-J • nir, v a l u e s S om eth in g D ifferent 3 room furnished ferine apt No FUD4ISK I,(MID W O R K E R S • (JUICK CREDIT In A X-1led room ||o u * r pets Phone 224. 2-l^igs Bedrooms with Isrga • EASY TERMS walk-in cluscts, large living Hhrotigh ( laisificd adf. U t an IVILSON-MAIER room, kitchen has exhaust fan New end Used Furniture 3 bedroom, kllehen e q u i p p e d and cabinets galore. Florida 311 E. First St. Phone 935 house. Close in. Jimmy Cowan, Room-Guest room with private capenenred ad writer assist you, Pb. 615. Used luimtare, appaaaewa, Mwia, bath and entrance from icreenetc. Bought-oaid. Larry’s Mart e l porch, l-arge storage room 321 Kait 1st St. Phone 1631. REAL ESTATE and laundry. Oak floors except Florida room and kitchen of vynal tile. Lt/ga car p»rte. all 55—FARMS AND GROVES on I large lata with plenty of shrubbery 2n acre tile farm. Three bedroom home, large barn. All equipment FIIA, VA or "In Service” l-nan Famous Simmons Inner,prinj or and machinery. Rasy terms. Ph. ’ J. I*. PERKINS Box Spring. I39J-J. P. O. Bos 1154. (VMwvnor and builder Full or Twin sire. Choice of 702 W. 3rd SI. Phone 1730-R. Firm or Extra-fura. 55—HOMES For Limited M RN Time Only 1223 DOWN 3 Bedroom Home, $223 Down. 9 Bedrooms and Carport# $1 00 Down Delivera Ready for occupancy In 10 dayi Terratio Floors Mather of Sanford Kitchen Equipped 203-09 K. Firs! St. Phone 127 SEE US for repair* and altera­ Nice RctldcnUaJ Locatloo tion*. No down payment twqulr* NECCHI-LLNA Laadee iped Yard* Sewing Machine Center Ready far occupancy la 3 week* ' LOVELL E. OTHER Sales. Service and Rentals A. K. HHOEMAKER. JR. Builder G A R R E T T ’« Builder Phone 1339. 323 E. First St. fbona 1(22 Pbona 1191 i m IfelUfinll* 4 7 -rU R N n V R R -R O im R H O I.D LO O K FURNACE SERVICE Now Is The Time To have your Heating System Cleaned and Serviced Before the Winter Rush W. J. King PLITMHING CONTRACTOR 2331 Orlando Ur. m2 t> 9 h �e- • * ' ■V Party Honors Barbara Brown On 8th Birthday There wa» much nolae and mer­ riment in (be neighborhood of Ur. and U n . R. L. Drown whj live at 20*3 WaibinfUn Are, when they entertained their daughter Barbara at a parly honoring her eighth birthday. The nolae reaulted from one of the game* the children plajel in which they rode thorr bicycler around and blew horna which were furnished by the hoateaa The merriment war a reiult of the normal high spirts of the young Her* aa well ai the Peanut Hunt, at which the winner! were Vlnnie Atkinaon and Eddie Tilton. A Halloween theme wa< carried ■>ut in Ihe decoration and refree*hmenta. with the ehiluicn acrvrd •mall Halloween candic*. eupcakea, leeeream and birthday rake Tho'f protent were Duane Anderaon. Dabby Brown, Valerie Atkin•on, Vlnnie Atkinaon. Carl AtkinTtfTKH ALL READY for turourrow night'* iilramtatlun «»f “I'lrnk", anld Mlua Otlie lt« » r Whittle •on. lMd't- Litton, Susan Brown, ' *— nut the ‘ ‘ “line* • - * nuuiwr.un f a * '— uairal the I’lnerrrat School Auditorium who la directing the muakal. Smoothing out mo m« niuairm iinm *fur ror -* mo —i in n r r n* “wnuui Palmela Adnmt.Gary Winn, Jackie __ ahow. j.rtvtntrd by th* Ktmlnol, IDah Hah 7Rr-hnol ta-h< Clot Club ii Mina N»ney Cash. She ahowa At Collin* Morriton. Stephen llarrli Beth i n d Bobby l.llllo thflr eur, (8Uff Photo) Morgan, Betty Odium, Patay KadPresbyterian Ctiurrii will meet at rr, Pat Ifirria and Linda Harris, 3:30 p m. at the Churrh. The Settlor ill|h Krlluwahlp Re- The reguUr meeting of Semi­ creation of the First Pr**byter- nole Chapter Numbrr Two of the ten Churrh will meet at the 0 T. 8 will bw held at the Mm tonic Temple at B p m. Church at 7;0r p m. The Mhi-Week Illble Hour will bbe conducted by the Her A. 0. Mclnnia, Pa»tor of the fir at I’reabylerian Churrh at 7:30 p m. The Oiam-el Choir -HI rrhrar»e MONDAY mee with Mra. W. W. Warner, • t First rm b y te rtin Church The t r f A .'i of the Fkrat BapW. IBth 8t., at B p.m. Mrs. at 7:30 pm tUt Church will meet at B:30 p. 6. F. Crenshaw will be co-boat- Thi.rc « i|| be a Week Day e**Kindergarten at the Firtl Prea0f Cub Scout Paek Ten will have byferlan Church from 9:00 •jbe First Baptist Churrh Bao/ord has Invited all th# * commit!*# m «ting at 7:30 at through 13:00 p m. The nev. J. B. Root will ronckurche Jt Ihe Aasociatloa to th# First M»th<Kll»t Churrh. (Bare in .be Group TrainingDependable (las* of the First St boo. starting at TllO P. m. .IdllHx'itt Churrh will meet at ---------- - „ . . , CU>s will be held MonJay, Tue*- Mr’Clnley Hall at I p.m. fur the The ,Ru'*nc,‘ *“d m^ Vt* i ' » day. Tburaday and Friday It the regular buiineti and socisl meet- Women i Club will meet t “ roc hour. Ing. There will be an Installation P■«; »» tlm Varht Uub. L ... I ^ ,L. nt officnri The Civic Department of the IYk ZUwi iwtighl OPtto of Ihn nf #ffl er* Sanford Woman's Club will m.e Fil*t ’aptlri tJjur*h . n ' . . ,-w *. , ' a l 10 30 a m to fold Chn.tma. at the home of Mra. Gladys Che First Daptlsl Churrh of There will be Additional Society Calendar Legal Notice Mr*. H. W. Rucker: Wins Bible Quiz ■a Tils: L iars it m i n t n r Tin: VIVTII J l III! I VI. M i l l I IT t * VMI At Gleaners Meet i l l A IX« : i i i i >H. i; . mm i %a n . . e a»risn n Mr*. A. J. Welker wea hosteu to the Glee n*r* Class ef Ihe First Baptist Church when they held their regular meeting T'eaday. Co-hoatci»e» were Mr*. J. F. Lewis and Mrs. If. C. Echols. Th# meeting wts opened with a prayer by Mrs. C. A. Ander­ son Jr., after which Mr*. W. C. Humley gave the devotional, us­ ing a* her theme "Tht Road to Happiness" and rloskng wllb a prayer. The minutes of Ihe list meet­ ing were read by Mrs. J. L. Jackson. followed by the indallation of officers, conducted by Mrs Fred Myers Mrs. Jackson rioted the regular business session with a prayer. A hiblr dull was coiiduetcd by Mrs. C. A Andcr*on Jr., with Mrs. H. W. Rucker answering the most question!. Delirious refre»hments were aervetl by Hr*. W. C Humley. Mr*. If. W. Rucker, Mr*. Fred Myer*. Mr*. C. A. Anderson Jr., Mrs. Wnlie H. Pippin, Mrs. J. F Hr merle, Mr* A utre Bar me an, Mra. Thelma Steele, Mra. Helen Carter. Mra Eva Cou*e. Mr*. Alice Rorsdi-r*. Mr* Kendall, Mr*. J. 1- Jack ion, Mra. Berta Cottrell, Mn. A J. W'aler. Mr*. J. F. te»l* snd Mr*. It. C. Echols IS V r**H it F la ts Y io a rt Haw J * r" u ARB IICIIKOr KOTtriBb THE SANFORD HERALD Page IS* Mon-, Oct 1 6 ,196S t h i t t u l i roe d tv o rc* i l l c a t t o d y or m i n o r r h l M r t s h i * M e * Ul*0 • c a l M t you In *!)- C l r r u l l i ' o u r l of e t m l n - l r I'nuiity, YlorMi In C M n - l o t i r o r o i b * r d •»•**•* “ reiiih i w iv i i t s Ctrl •>? U t . l U V I i : HI m i l IN'.-! I* iu>r<d by M*. , , , . h i a k o t i m l l l i d u « * . V«u d r* WITNIUU m t b*»J V*1 , f uiteacH * t r * b * r e m i n d to Ml* t o u r An- Mid C««ri, ibi, Slav day of Bag* BLCAVIC aiMMOKX * w*r a a d / * r o l h t r w t * * p!*sd In a« DK « ! a N D o .* , w P U Ia tlft r o r d a o e * w i t h law w llb IS* C l t r k • r i b a a b o * * t n t i i l t d C o u r t an d r o o m l k k amsioyra. I s » r * a a co o r o r M i n i s o o n rv»f*n!*aL r m m t b r * W i t i o n A ih rM t ror Hir-fnrd rinrlda Xotii k to i e r i : i n l- U In tir r *1 IS* V u r l h - l l i l i H t n r l . p y r. I . H u rd les a m so m:s’i:\i> J.A. O r t m d o . P ln rld b o* o r bofneo Dnrnlti** SVatoow wtvtk i >r rtJHiuiA. oiiKirr- is* ju s tit* nf n tuo-r i n. m i .Vtir.rn** r«r IMalnltff iI d a : i n b t r w l t * a Dorr*# P m Coafoaaw to - rixicr e r r aiUMOKB. who** will bo m t o r * d **»ln* i y o u for I I * Xn rth Mala air* * !. t - A r*,M*rr* a»4 mi •llau i - t l r i t * I* U ' l u r o l a t o Me** a i d fit* y e a r O rlaad o . r t a r t d A V REGISTRATION NOTICE The RrKl.it rat Ion Rook* of the City of Sanford, Florida, ar« open »t the City Hall, commencing Monday. Septemtwr 17, 1956, for the pur* po*c of reyiitcring for the Municipal General Election to L>« held on November fi, I95fi and will remain open each day except Sundaya and holi­ days, up to and including Fridny, October 26, 1956. Only those who have reached the age of 21 during tha past year or wlv> have acquired a legal voting residence in Sanford or* ro* quired to register. All others previously registered since December 1, 1950, art already qulified to vota and do not hava to re-register. n . N . SA Y E R CITY R E G IST R A T IO N O F F IC E R '‘Hurry friends! Only a few days left to til enter^Gulf’s 'Life of Riley’ Contest’ p jr £ L £ . ■"MShS2 $->• h» «>*• *» •>«• of. ' • * f l ^ ' S l n l n l .‘,h ; r V lu . [ ^ , Ur0US ^ Tr. tinWJ • Joint m e e i l n g w i t h t h . F in # The Homan of the Firat PresA rt. D v p i.tm c n l at 2 p m bftenan Church srill have their School starting at 7:30 p. m. nmanliily P r a y e r Band in the Classes will lie held Munday, Tu*»* The Hrownir .Scout* of the Flr*t wed by the Pnwhyterian Church will meet ^ ^ t S S A f \ d € r S G r i , ro. Thla will Business and lupiraUbnwl Meet- m the Vwuth Huildmg at l:l» r • n i l A lac at aiw p m pm . j . tu t itoy .Scouts of the Fir*t llie Pioneer Fellowship and , t 1‘rdatiytcrian Church will meet In Reirratiun of Hie First IVe*hy. \ k / a r t I n l UiC hrout Room at 7:D0 p.m. li-rlan Churrh will meet in the ^ * HU* J u u / There will be a Week Day Youth Building from 6:0U p.m. In a qul«t wmlding ceremony, Kindergarten at the Fkgal Pfa*- trough 1.00 p.m. -icrforinni hy Fvther Lvon*. Mis* byiriish Church front 9:00 through lh ere wJJj ^ t BCr)l „ a y lr.u»ww Amlannn, daughter of Mr. IJ.wU p.m. .vindergarton at the F lru I’rca- 4n-l Mr*. Rolf Anderson, of W‘»eTh. Rev. J. B. Root will con- jyterian Church from 9:00 through >-*kr- s V . wa* married due# j#-* uiormnic dcvoUMl over j^.oo p.m* to KHwanl J. lUffrtiy* »on of Mr W i... .-unfold, at 9:30 a.m. Tlie Kov j „ „ 1HJ, wll| lW>. and Mr*. W want J Rafferty, alio The l’#*t Matron'. Club wW ,|urt lhe „,or„|ng devotion* oicr Wirrabue. The w«l.llng look plnre Thursday al J Jo p. m. at W ritll. Sanford, at 9:3u a m The Sanford Tuurivt and -Shuf- Ihe All Soul* Catholic Church 'lr* ucgai Notice flr-boanl Clhb will have a rov- Geneva Van Itmklrk »i> Ml** errd tliah supper al l:<n with Andcr-on'a only attemlant on I WIITII M I K t l U ' h V U John K. Sahwab AN. Ilalrun k. T ill T AI^ lAIW li: T. VVKUU, W * 0 « game- *n follow. Itat knuiRn r « i l4 i A i * R*1 The Ware Bible Ctais or the attended Mr. Rafferty. K u w a i t A**nu*. A t l a n U - l *woral« The new- Mr*. Rafferty I* a | - l * » i i l a b * n « i l r # l h » l y " # *r* First Methodist Churrh will have | l | t # leg t# « |U ( r n l f o f l l 'i JflH If nlrce of Mr* Van lluakirk’* son ■ covered didi supper al 7:00 Un lUUiihVD. W tninilli »r Nr •» m. at McKinley Hall. Hu.ta will in law. A l. \ivlerM>n, and arrivJib. Ill* it lb. oltlr. or h. by ^ m ,0 f''i 5> i l t r a Ol lb * C l r r u l l C o u r t, a t I M In* Mr. and Mrs. It. tr. Hutrhin- f 1 ,n Countr Court iiowi*% in ponioro. uni, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Duita. ,n ,*Pend ,h r1. " ' r)k Prlor *», ,,rrf Uling K*mlt.»U CouMy. Fiorld* *•# ('< inJ — i vi. . . . ... n . ___ veildlng a* Ihe home gue»t of Mr, and Mr*. W\ B. Jonn 10*11 b m y y i a * r * o f l o K * r j r i « Mr*. Van Iiti»kirk. l|n u i h » t d * r. sllorw** l o r H i loll It. A7.DNF.HDAT lnP irn i«i« italinned at SN’AS The grcM groom I* ia iif,i i i lUnftiril. H ' t r l M , In I'fa>9r Meeting will bt held a i vtith Ifatroh 0 . ■ C u . m 4>«or<* atm -so d lb u P»bJIn , i s i . ml you lw lb* i If u*t the 71r*t ilai'liit Church at 7:tl) The newlyweil* are at home to <Vuri. M b l b J u d i . lal I ' H . o l i « nnrl.la, in iwd tor rtimtn..l* U nS; P-10their friends on Orange Ave. in I*. In I'hancw ry. *■ ak b r» * lb l» d The Girl Scout* of U># First Long wood. It* #( Slid (SUM b a l s a : lleM-li t <r w * b b . i - u i a i i r r *• T*tn>*iii* r . •XVibb. t i i f i n d a w l . bnii h»f»lo f i ll a n t . o r b d t e r f a p t n c h I m m will bo i n i s i i d b i i i n i t you IV It m i • m* l.bnit an d nM lAil M i l a t Hon I u i J . K im lnnl* I'.utniy. Ft-'Id*. IM* <lb d i r of (k-tobir. _. 1p. ticaypo.w <v Ill Rafferty To O u r Friends fflarb o f i b i C lreaft C o e r t D o e u t * CH*b H in t.Y i n iar.Li.1 iio ra tio i.n K n r-lirb -if lh* l-lrcutl Cuort p O He* I* SUoli.id, O u t l d a . and Customers SO M ET H IN G NEW! Something n iF F E R E N T ! O f R IL E Y THE kVlN 30 FABULOUS DW * W6*" '# 0 0 A DAYTO BP**® CXXJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOg a luxurious P an A m erican Super Fly dlrwcf fa Nice, Prance, in 20 hours, via tht n<orlift nmil txptrimrrJairtinf. Live in a Riviera man­ sion for four fabulous week*. Reign In a royal home, with all modern convenience*. Servant Half, (usury fUrnUhinga, glamorous patio, private swimming and boating facilities. . . all this and more . . . all )our* in a stunning set­ ting on Ihe Mediterranean! It's a onee-in-B-lifcume trip for 7 Clipper two. You enjoy score* of eveiling holiday adventures—with SXMaday to spend (Your own limousine whirl* you through a gay round of gala event* in nearby Nice. Cannes and other Riviera playgrounds. A world of picasutc awaits you. GoMcn beaches, festive occasions, dazzling scenery . , . sports, pleas­ ure, regal relaxation. . . you live Ihe Life of Riley fin a magurtreent, men. otable mouth! CITROEN SPORTS SEOANSI NEXT 4 TOP I NEW ■ Tht it> olouoniry DSIS by CITROEN of franco—taro , vwoorhrc, PRIZES ® ..id • Gulf galosy ef BrU with lu t o m i t k sir-oil sutpeouoa ether m a n Wo Arc Now Open For Business AFTER Extensive Alterations: CAN DY Discount For 1 5 % Cash & Carry Pickup and Delivery Simple le eater—levy te wlni Jmt cvmpktc Dm jingk. fnier at rtUn *• dm with. 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F a t DoNvtry jig 1 Aanode led Prenn Im n i I Wire No. I l l Banner Days To Be Staged Oct. 19-20 SHS Glee Club Will Present 'Picnic Tonight JOHN E, FOX and Mr*. lUlph Au«tln Smith open county Democratic Headquarter- office yesterday morning on South Park At*. a» they posts-d a banner of Adlal Stevenson at Ihr diHJiwity. (Stall hoto) ____ __ ____ _ ___ _ Educational System Smathers M ay Visit Comparison Of f-jere O f Month U.S., English Heard Senator George Smatheri will. In all prubablllty, be In Sanford and Seminole County on ellhc • i young man who received hi* Oct. si or Nov. 1, according to a early public ichool education In schedule relcaicd late yerterday Sanford, graduated from Phillip*- from Washington. Extrr and Yale University and According to Senator Smather-. he will be in the Central Florid* then a a* »rlrrled a* a Hhodca arra with Congre»*man A S. arholar at Oafor.l Unlveraily In "Sy-t” Itcrl-mg for two day*, England, cave the member* of alar vslth hi* two-day campaign the Sanford Itntary Club a torn* trip* with other Florida Democraprchcnalvr comparUo'i of the • d- tic candidate* in various corner* Ufatlonat lyalem* of England and of the *late. e'j* country. He laid that hr would make a Uobu Dean, *»n of Mr and statewide televlilon talk lomctime Mr*. Holland L. Dean, former late In October In an effort to residents here, told hi* hearer* must Florida bark Into the tie mo la detail about life at Oxford ami critic fold, held the attention of hi* audience The Hepublleani didn't put a by hi* well prepared and deliver- candidate in the field agaln-l Sen. cd addre**. Hu talk gave local George Smather* D-Fla and |h*l Itutarlan* an insight to the cut- ha* helped him become one nf tom* of the tutorial -ys'cni of ihr moat active Democratic cam teaching in vogue al the umverii palgnrrs. ty where he spent the last two| Ai rhairman of the Democratic l^ ira . He will leave »o-n to enter senatorial Campaign Cotnrnl <ee. military icrvlce at F \ hill, Okla. Sn.athcra is Just aho.it everywhere In Ihe absence of president these day*.One of hi* big Jobs club secretary, Dr. R. W ftupre- j< |o raise money. Another I* »*• chi, Charle* Wagner and Harry speak. Simpson are attending the dlt- ,|c-, t* rn California, Oregon. trict conference at Winter Haven, Washington, Illinois, Iowa. Near pa.t president Bill Itu.h presided. Mexico. Writ Virginia. Pcnn-vtAmiouncemeut was made of the VJn|a. Maryland. Connecticut, meeting next Monday at Ihe Epi«- i* |ri. to Texas, and to some other copal Parish Home when Congr. state* he couldn't recall momen , S. (Syd) Hcrlong will be the tartly. weaker at an lnter-club meeting Now he’* about to campaign In of all local civic and service rich*. hi* own stale which went Repub­ lican in 1933. He say* It'f going to be a close presidential racsbut say* U r Democrat*' rcgixtra lion* outnumber Ihe Republican* there seven to one "and if the Democrat* get mil and vots- Hemocratle/’ the slate should return to it* nos m il column Thi* lime Smather* I* going to (Continued On Page 1) 4 Additional Local News On Page 3 The Seminole High School Glee Club |»rr*rnl* Ha fir*t perform­ ance of the >ea*on this evening at a o'clock from the stage of Ihr P in rrrrtt School auditorium. Mi-* Ollle I n n Whittle, di­ rector of the (itre, Club, *ald that the musical, "Picnic" u a take­ off on election year. '•Throughout (he mirth provok­ ing show, a tubule will he paid to all of the *tate* in the union," *hc said. A huge «*•! of both boy* and girl* will take part in the ah-iwr with Henry Cn»on at Ihe micro­ phone a* Master of Ccreinonle*. Mi** Nancy Cash i* the accom­ panies! for the musical that will include »o!o« ami group number*. Sotoistl, Mi*s Wlnllie said, will If Itichard Fagan. Carol Null, Teddy Walker, Pat Harrington, Phillip Hud. Kay Jenkins, Iri* Causey. Shirley Anderson. Al Coll in- and Tony (iarlman, "The rnslmnc* are stunning,*' said Mu* Whittle, "adding much to the muiical which is enjoy­ able and entertaining front the music standpoint alone." The cast has been preparing for "Picnic" over a period of *tveral week*, every member working *i*rd to make hi* ur her part la the musiral a "perfect one." *'We hope that there wdl be a large cu.ad on hand for tonight's performance," Mis* Whittle eaid, "to »cc how much these young ladies and young mro have don* lu stage a show that 1* humoroui, serious, musical, and entertain­ ing/' Big Crowd Attends Annual Barbecue For City Employes * F ill .11 H ll.SDN accepted in Na vy (X s. (Staff Photo) ★ ★ ★ C W i ennFnFarc ' M nunO fficer £ C a n d id a te School Fieil Wilson, sun of Mr and Mrs * I. WlHnn. PM I I - alb Drive, In** been ar.rptnl In'., the Naval ll'fircr'* Candidate School He left Sunday night In r*-|«it1 t i recruiting officer* In M ann„ fin. where he was ndurtel Into the Navy yesterday The Navs flew Fred Wilson from Macon to Newport, It I where he will undergo a f ir months training period On hi* completion of the training at the DCS. he will receive hi* design.' • n a* an Ensign From the Officers mtidatc (Continued on l‘*;c 3) More than 130 pound* of barbfeup, prepared by Carl William*, was served to employe* of the City of San font, thrlr fa mile* ard friend* Saturday eight. According In preliminary rsllmale-, more than WO people pass­ ed through the icrvlng line to rereive gi-nrrout helping* of bar­ becue! pork and beef, salad, pic­ kle*. buna, and all the trimming* that gu to make such a meal com­ plete. Serving a* host* to Ihe City employe* were the Board of San­ ford City Comniiitiontr* Attending 'he barbecue which wat prepared and served at the farmer* Aue't in Market or IT 91 » fie member* of the various city organization* a* well at commitlion* and rommittaea. along with the legislative delegation, Board of Seminole County Commission­ er* However, frtrd al the annual • vent were the City emplcyee who attended full fore*. At the head of the rerung line, greeting the employs*, their families, and visitors, wa* City Manager W irrrn K. Knowles Sanford Rep 2nd Place Winner In Western Open K Mtl.ALE llOUHHUl.DLIt. Seminole County i’ri srejior, (center! and Stale rrooi -er« Mark Mack, (right! and Cerl Willie**, (left! disco** the decreasing number of (raffir violation* soffeie.t by i«i>nn*l of Hanfurd Naval Air Station, since the "Safe Driving” lecture were first preseutri to men i**sl a t the NAS, five month* ago. Since the lecture, overall traffic violations lia» r diopp«s| t ; i t cent Householder presented lecture* duuring the month of August, while Troop**- Mack, and William*, gave talk* In July. Othr, speaker* heard Inrtude Voile William*, A«*i«»not State Attorney, snd Bill France, I’.resWent of Ihe National Association for Stock Car Racing, the ic iffiu rti MFn AnMtiij^dJ by the NAS "Safe Driving Council," according to W. K. Giles Safety Engineer, (h u ff Photo) C Jay llehert. playing pro nf San ford, for Die Mayfair Inn Cnunlrv Club, placed second In thee four way tie p!av- off late yeitcr lay, bc'ng topped hy Mike Fetefclck "Th*t ssa* Ihe toughest round of golf I ever played." said 2Mpound 'like Fetrhlck after deci*Ivcty vs Inning the 33.000 top prize In the Western Open Tournament In a playoff with three other pro*. "I didn't lie up. but I h*ve to admit there ws* a little butterfly In my jlnmach," he declared yes­ terday after shooting a S underpar M, five stroke* belter than any of hi* opponent*. " I’ve had lower score*, but no round »** ever harder." Second place—just a matter of prestige since the three other* all received 32.UX>- went to Jay Hebert. 33, from Lafayette, I .a ,| reoretcntlng Sanford, Ha carded a 11. Next camp Doug Ford, playing out of Fetrhirk'a home town nf Yonkrr*. N Y.. with a 72 D«n January, thr Myear- -Id comer from la n ip iiii, Texas, finished with a 13 over the ( J X yard Pre­ sidio eour»e. Fell-hick fired *even birdir* and went over par on only one hole, the eighth, when he seemed lo baby an approach from the till ire** on the fringe of the green. Hi* longest birdie pull wai 23 feet. Merchants Complete Plans For Citywide Sales Event U p-To-D ate Bargains O ffe re d The Sanford Merchant* A»xocistlon today announced that their plan* have been completed for one of the biggest sale* event* ever to bt- presented In Sanford B. L. 1'i-raiu* Jr., prv*idcnt of ihe Merchants Association, said today that “ Banner Day*" will be a two-day event of Friday and Saturday, Oct. 19 20. The Merchant* Association pres* i it nt emphatically emphasized, "This u not a stock clearance event for Sanford Merchant*, but an event that wilt convince San­ ford • hopper* that local store* are featuring up-tndatr merchandise al the lowest possible price*" Committers of the local Mer­ chants Association organisation have been busily engaged in com­ pleting plant for this event for a number of weeks and the formal announcement of Ihe event cumea on the heels of itore owner* and operator* beginning to put their a ah* venture# out ew a lake of atocka In thape for the coming Jt'HT TAKING A RIDE, aald Mis* Shawn WUtt* n this morning an water In her uncle'* back yaid, at the homo of J. E. McAtevander Jr. on Sanford Ava. Tha pond waa weekend. caused by the downpour of rain thiough the night. (Staff I’holu) Uanner Day a will be a city wvie event with all of the merchant* joining hand* to make it one of the most memorable sales occa­ sions ever staged here. Alre»dy, plan* have been for­ mulated Ic attract one of the most formidable shopping crowd* " I’m not satlsfird with to Sanford. Merchant* an- readytrouble," *aid County Commission­ Ing their wirxiow display*, their diiplay banner*, and their stock er B. C. Dodd aa diac union* this making showcard* kn outer to di­ morning centered around the povDrenching rain* that havn rect local shoppera to tho bund­ led* upon hundreds -if specially sleidltr fatten In the past a hour* Ing «f a r»a,l In the Boar Lake priced merchandise throughout have furnished the relief fsrmer* lectlnn. hive been asking for for month* Be ml note County Engineer M. C. the alorea. Molt agricultural men have said Hagan gal-1, "I've never referred Sale* clerk* and slock person net h**r already been rrmliesl fur that six­ or seven Inchr* of min (l> Dial toad a* t-cing 1.200 feet. th* taming event and special would be needed tu actually re­ was a half-m ile." price tag* to be attached l» re* Heve Ihr draught situation, Iluuever, tin decision wa* gutir slock and specially purchatGeodetic expert* reported ee- rd a* In whether or no; the road ed mcrchandiie are being prepar- renlly that the water level In the dJmdd be paved with Ihe cuunty ed. i St, Johns river Is at a higher point furnishing Ih r m aterial* amt rum Practically every nerd will lie thin Dial rrached during the mistiuner llll* Fourakrr accepting taken care of during thi* gigantic time of Ihe "dry months." itl *1 Ihe cuntract al tl a square yard, »*lr, according lo committee The broad squall front that In* or if the county otmly should do Ihr pivmember* who have been con- fairly hlankrird Florida with a pig with it* mixed in place ma­ Carliun Evangelialic Team •tanlly working on the fall anJ steads downpour of rain has not chinery. ★ ★ ★ winter aalea event to be atagrsl. done any damage except In DotalClerk O. P. Herndon requested Merchant* are prepared to offer ed areas where 23 lo 30 mile an commissioner* to turn In their Evangelistic Team •ale-priced merchandise for the hour wind* rreated some havoc. lists of rlrrk* and inspreiut* who In the Sanford area, wind* have will tnzn the polls during Ibe To Appear A t Local home owner, the housewife the hvbh>i.t, the garage owner, the been moderate with little or no General Election on Nov, 6. car. and for men, women ami damage resulting ir-m them. Two new subdivisions were ap­ Church Tomorrow children. Sanford »treel* have not been proved at thU morning's meeting The Church of tha Nararrne, Merchant* aree preparing to fin ded tu the extent that a flash located on the enrner of W. Second take care of thr enormous cruwdi dounpnur would have rauxil. when plat* for Cool-More, a 31 St. and Maple Ava., announce* expected to vi*it Ihe San/urd store* Sun-.r street* in Ihe SanLanU *svc- lot site next to Lake O’ The Woods special service* beginning Wedlion uere enverrd with water hut just off Highway 11-92 in the neiday evening at 7:30. this mming weekend Banner Day* 1* a sale 'hat w* Ihe greater pari nf the rain* are south end of Ihe county Albert D. Cooley wa* shown a* the owner The Rev. R. II. Spear, Jr., pat* want our local people to remem- being drained off rapidly. on the plate, lor of the l-w*! church, la happy herds one of the biggest and heat On* r-ad wa* washed out this A resolution rerimling the mo­ to present the CarHen Evangelis­ tale* ever featured in Sanford. mm rung Ju*t ofl 2»itli Street In Ihe tic Team to tha Sanford area. Mrrcharit* A*iu*-ialt»n pre-idenl lav h \rbnr section. A hole in feet tion to appropriate 112,Vjii front The CarWgnt' are taloiitesl iru'rnPerkms -aid today. wide vas eauieil by thn rain ap­ secondary road fund* for the en menlalM* p'aylng an acurdloo, "We tielieve that Banner Hay* parently from a culvert that had gunriing *urvcy of a ttuw »ay rrotsing Lake Monroe f r o m violin, vihra harp, solovoi, Ham­ will o f f e r a real treat for every­ caved in one in Hanford and in Ihe San­ On sarif-rd Ave. at the corner French Ave. wa* approved follow­ mond organ, slrlgh bells, Swiss Th# ford slopping area," Prrkini of 1*tls Si rains hid Hooded the ing the reading of * le ter ad- rowbells, aod xylophone. t'arHen*' alto have a cbolre *edivsied to Ihe llnar-l* o* C-unly tail. yard of J K McAlexandcr Jr. led tun of readings, vocal num­ Banner* will he flying up and WaliT v*a* 12 lo 2t inches deep, Commissioner* of Sermn-ilc and bers. Mr*, ('arisen ts one of th« down the Hanford shopping a n a deep i sough In launch a boat which VoluiU Counlie* from William II. country** out«tan'ling gn*i>e| pian­ Friday *nd Saturday revrsling provided entertainment for child- Dial. Next meeting of Ihe Seminole ist* and ha* hern iri demand a t Ihe th-u-and* of downlnearlh ren until school lime, A niece pUnlit with well known Ameri *n prircit its-me of rnerrhaml- ,tf M<Alexander, Shawn Whitten County Board of C«:nm'^vlonci*| erangelivis who have luuied Eur­ l*e arranged for fall and winter al 9 --’dork (hi* mortunii was rn- v.ill It held en Nov («, d.iv -if the ope. buying joying Hie pond like water (urine general rleclion. However, the board did not change the dale of ( 'the Carlten’l hava been io de­ Banner* Days have been gror-, linn mand by- ehurch grou|w of other ed to present-day need*, the San- Throughout Ihe Mate wind and Ihe meeting. This morning's mce'lng of Ihe denonunation, .ym p. he'ie with ford Merchant* Association re- rain storm* which hit Florida apCommlluioneri wa. adjourned " ? ,r tonv r“ on«- They have workveiled thU morning. peered dinnuMilng today. "We have be-n advocating Onl* light rainfall wai rcpnrtrd U-fi-re noon after comiderirt a H on naalgnment. given them by Ihe United Stale* Army wH-'ch i(»nllru*d On Faga 3| KOn(inu1tl On I'zge 3| light agenda. hive carrte*! them Ir* several of Ih* country » Army camps. The public it cordially Invited to at end th o e special tvrvicea N»vy Ensign William C. Clauia, •ach evening this week beginning Jr , rrcrlccd hi* “ Wings of Gold" lomotrow. Tha Kcv. Carlton will of a Naval Aviator at rcremaniet Le preaching each evening ami at Ihe Naval Air Station, Corpus both tervic-a Sunday. Chrixtl, Tex. Ensign Clause' "Wings" wrr* pinned on him hy his wife, the Mrs. Howden W ill former Mis* Norma Faye Har­ Explain Changes vey of 1403 W. F in t St. He is the son of Mr and Mr». ALTA MONTB SPRINGS— M n. W. C, Clause of 2329 NarrDsu* Jack Howden of Wln'er Park, Ave., Sanford. prc»ident of th* Orlamlu-Whiter Ensign Clause received his des­ Park It »gu* of Women Voter#, ignation a* a Natal Aviator on and member* of the ritiirn g Sept, 21 after more than 19 Constitution r-m m ittrr, will he at month* of flight training. the Community House on HaltHr lia* been n ilg n rd to Iht land Ava., Altamonte Spring* to­ Naval Air Station, Jacksonville. night at • o’clock to explain th* It amendments lo tha Slate Con­ stitution, which will appear on tbN ballot In Ihe Nov, I election. Cloudy with thawrr* today he­ All pertona Interested in lean * on Naval En-tgn William C. Cbm** ron*lag partly rloudy HtdncUayi Ing mora a hoot these amendments art urged In attend ttla meeting* Air btatkm, Corpul Christ!, Tax, law lodgM IM L Steady Rains Are No Decision Reached Furnishing Relief On Road Controversy Sought By Farmers Ensign C la u se G e ts W in g s O f G old Weather � 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 15, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 15, 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 15, 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/87b6039972dc09ecc559b7f435b338a6.pdf c5fed1e12caf419efc582b46993aeb74 PDF Text Text : ’ is* ;..*i « 12Wa a hom e is the m ost w onderful, m ost enduring ach ievem en t you will possibly ever m ake in your lifetim e, e sp ecia lly if it is loca ted i n ___ • . 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WE BUILD (Included closing coat*) $63 Per Month* » Service Personnel FHA: $1000 Down Payment of these finance plans within 30 minutes (Included closing emtd) $66 Per Month (Include* taxed and Ina.) 1 TO D A Y? I *nlt**c* BRAILEV ODHAM President a 'A ........................... - ■ . — - • ->• , .^TJVr~T--—rv ry --r? v - - '*■<- r r ■> ■ 3 �*v.-« r.\ : \I Shop and Save In Sanford 4 S T lf* # a t t f o r £ t I f m t t f f c an VOtILMK XI.VIII Kalnhllaftrd I '.HIM C h u r c h Is E n t i t l e d To Loyalty, Support in d e p e n d e n t SA N F O Itll, FLORIDA d a il y new spaper m i DAY, OCTOBER 12. 1938 A w ir lilt d I’ rtm Leased Wire Dial: New U . S . Highway Route Not Y e t Determined , 3y A. Edwin »hlnho|*er ^11 time* irr troubled limes. m all people are troubled peo­ ple, Whether or not rlvilUalinn progresses depend* not upon the troubles of a Riven time, but upon how the people of that time meet their trouble. There has probably never hern a time tn the history of the world when enlightened education was available to more people than It A irt-vcur-oll woman « » « struck is today. Rut education alone can misdirected and offer no solu- do» n by ■ P»»»lne truck last night it If we say tne iron curtain »* 'be attempted to help pu*b a countries deny "enlightened” edu ear lo gel it started. cation to the masses of their twoFollowing church . cm ice* last pic, wc can partially excuse their nght, Mr*. Nora Lee Mrlnto-h, failure to help solve mankind , whose address wa» given as l„ilc problems. Hero in America with Mary Road, was assisting her hus­ otir schools overflow ins and al­ band and the owner of fhr enr, most unlimited information avail­ in pushing the automobile .outli able lo anyone wishing to «*ek it. on Freneh' Avr vvr cannot make such an rxrusr t 191* Stndcbakrr I 2-tnn truck' And «et, in spite of that fact, driven by Robert Carter, II. of W luve but to pick up a daily 417 W. 120. St camr up from be­ paper to find that hatred, viol hind them, nicked Ihe left rear •nee. intolerance, jealousy greed. frn,lrr of ,'h, aulomob|,P Ihrn and practically every other hu „ Mh| Mr. M, ,n(p. Hn|th h.. right man vice that can contribute to tear Irnilri, throwing her tn Ihe world problems Is about a« ramp , a ement. gnt wllhln our country as anyAccor ling to il•fnMnallon obwherr on earth. Of the problems that trouble Ihe world, those of science are of the Sanford Police Department the minor ones. They have been, who Investigated the accident, the arc being, and will continue lo car being pushed lid not have solved on Ihe drawing boards light*. The arcldenl oecured at in no p. in the laboratoricv of the m. 90 feet south of 22nd St. on world. Not so the greatest of all prob­ Fiench Avenue while Ihe autostradd'o the parvi*vi lems, Ihe problem of human re­ bile t n lations. Through all Ihe centuries lone *tnp on the weft vide of the User* has been but a single source highway. Mr*. McIntosh was as­ for Its solution — the Church. Re­ sisting in pushing the ear from the gardless of its denomination, any left front fender. Captain Arnold William* report­ Church of Ihe I'nirrrsal Cod. teaching the way of peacr, points ed that Mr*. Mrlntovh wa* In a to the solution of (hat problem, great deal of nain and ootmdilngcause the Church Is demand- ed of her back. However, extent mankind today, as did his of Injuiie* could not be dctermi u- i forebears, prefer* to seek an until today. No charge* have been filed, said easier way. In lhi< era »h —» mass destruction is the order of S '1’' Pending further the day. mankind can no longer ,.‘ n'estl«all°ii. Patrolman C. C Dial lamporire with his obligations to son assisted in the investigation. the Church. We must either turn to it, support It. and live it, or submit ourselve* lo chaos and sav•fery. <vi n The Church demands and is en-l Vdmissmn*: ®led lo our devoted loyaltv v*d Mrs. James Wilson iSanfordl •upfMiri. There emiii h« no L-tDischarges: lee lime lhan this "tu-rcR Ihsrothy I. Jlo-llin l.Sanfuidl ty Month” for every thinking per-1 Alll llyyti (Sanford i son who sincerely seek* a solu Ronnie Mae Gilffn (Sanfordl lion lo his own troubles and Ihe Lthi! Pe.itifif ISanfordl troubles of this troubled tlm? lo Mery Msrgarcl Lumpkin wholeheartedly renew hi* loyally (Sanf-trdl to hi* church, or to seel- n-i* * Rnmilla Wen ran iiivie-lt.r church ard affllta’ p himself with del. 12 it If he now hat none, lu-guiai Admission*: mtrndance is then but one expret D- nitn Wynn ISanford) f n of loyalty. /on* Ils-ckwlth (Sanford) Nora 51c Inlosth (Sanford) Woman Struck ByTruckWhile HelpingPush Car j Extension Of 17-92 Set To Go 1 Seminole Raceway Is Established By Group In I925 fc Morrison Tells Fletcher To Head High School Group 5 e a / Sale Campaign Journalism Helpful 5FGGA To Become Flower Association Amcricon Legion Moils lsf Edition Of 'Post Scripts' Oxford Student To T e ll Rotarians Of Experiences Weather Additional Local News On Page 10 NO. i l i Transport Plane Still M issin g Ry ItH ours CONKLIN The vision of a host of eld tlm William II. Dial, Fifth Di-trlcU rrs In the harness racing sport It- i j Hoard member, called for which resulted In construction of pion.pt action fur the continisa- Scmimde Raceway M years ago Is ti n of IT t>2 lo Fiench Ave. from! about j„ , utivlanllaled by the Five I'olnt* last night n* he met residents of Seminole County. with ninnl-er* of the Seminole Hack In 1921 several of Ihe best County Long Rang* Highway known and wrallldrst men In the Planning Committee. nation, who believed In and back­ “ As far as mglm-eriny |s con- ed up that In-life with cold cash, reined,” said Dial, "ihe censtruc* built what i« now Seminole Race­ tlon plans for the extenrlon of way. The number Included tothe rente to Sanford are Hit per ’’acco tycoon V\. N ftiynods, hlleleon plcte.1 and are ready to *’« K J ,rUfk «>' eent eomf co n Rill Strang and many nth f". erv "I rannot commit the Road They had drrems of building R>*ntd," DM told the group meet- Seminole Rareway into the Ivpe log at Jim Spencer . Ilevtaurant „ f training an.l raring establish U.t night at a .upper meeting. ,nrtll „ wii| 1h. ,pj. year-If Ihe I "l>.it I am mre fund, can be made mler* approve itiuance of Hie available for ireuling Ihe righto hamrs* racing license which Ihe of wi»ya.H •tale raring commission ha* atLeading into hit discussion ready granted—subject to the rewith the highway roniiuittre head- rerendum vole. Plan* to transform thia train­ ed by J. Hrailey (hlhxm. Dial com mented that "j am getting a lit­ ing track Into the Saraloga of the JOHN 5IILLIS, Ford Motor Company representative, (left) and Rill Franc*, president of the Na* tle disturbed about the federal South, are on Ihe drawing board. tlonal Association for Stock Car Rvcing. ictnler) pose with Comwtn ler Henry C. Colee, U8N. Kxeeutive Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, following their arrival by private plane aboard the government'* attitude toward The board of directros of Semi­ naIn Rareway only await Ihe out­ station, recently, France conducted the second -erle* of lectures, and music* he i» currently pir»«ntrights* of w(•)•»." come of the rlrcliott before pour­ ing on “ Safe Dnving" lo personnel heed al» aid the NAS. Ihe Din*-. «hovelng highlights of the Ua(l* Dial then explained to the 22 ing a cool half million more dot Ington “ 500" ami Daytona Reach "Grand National", which were obtained through the Ford .Motor member. -Mending the meeting |m |h<. ,jn, mak(. , , h<1 Compiny an.l 511111*. emphasised Fiance’ s talk on -afety. Thi* conclude* the four month series of lhal funds were not available for , h„wplace of Ihe nation •afely lectuies, acrur-il'ig to tV, h tiilrs, NAS 8afety Engineer. (Official IMt Navy Photo) Ihe construction of a causeway Througho'it the nation harness e x t e n s io n front French Ave. l-e- raring a* grown lrrmrndou*ly in cau-e of i* ptrallrl frw limited r|a„|n *hrdl cmwf vbg cmfw cm aerec* highway which mode -ell- the past trn year*, becoming in,* of thr bond* impossible. America’* fastest growing sport. "My only choice in the matter (CenllnuMt on Page 19) wa« to attempt tn got the mule of Ihe pfo|>oicd federal Inter­ state highway moved etis-er to Hanford, somewhere between the The Seal Sale Chairman f.-r the I — Lake Monroe Rridgv> and French 8 CaeminAU ILV in n l v T i l 7u*r<*lll*««lt land ll | i 9 || Seminole ’ounly Tuberculosl* Ave., Dial said. Nino member* of the Seminole- llextih Assoeiath-n's annual Chn*t“We have a traffic count only lxn*v Seel sale wa* n*mcd ihl> High Sebrof .*• .rrx'lsf" “tul { a? rfh* f il s ' * newest fei*1 p»*al* iPotnlng by Giuigo UsUir, pretl(l.Slv eebfrti** a supper mec'ln? I*<t nieht at .Irid of Ihe local Til and llralin d»v thl* side of Orange City and ops-n al 1219 \\ ' -lh 5lr*. Appleby** flesiaursnt were Vssoeialion group i.iv next n.-'vi w ,. •« impress D „ In Goldsboro next M-.n.Uy, "''rb. ri nirrry pr-.pnV rn inrer . ...’ the ns.es.hV t» build 0c»Don Fletcher. Paota nurseryromplinir'ilr-t by ' harlie ’ li rris-'.i. HT. PKTEIISHURG — Ills- a route from Oravege City ,0 tw of the )riendly Harhee Shoo. memtH-r of The Hanford Herald’ * m»n. eea. namr-l to head Ihe lmand a native- of Sanfoiel, will nperadvertising .laff. on their Job . :M',r1J,n' * ^ f r / “* ? •"* lory will lie made ht-rr h> Ihe Hcmin-vle Huulevanl ate the new business. , . •nlc« arto m in g to t lir i l l "The route i* ladng flown now Fl-uida rut flowrr imliulry on iSltlntf out U ir n r * I lltfh Sch ro l ^ ^ rherry i* » graduate of Groom* Del. If when Ihrle Florida Gladi­ an-l I nm told now that In a perpage, •■seminoi.- Smnkt Fletcher, lu.t >ear. »uc.c..- olus Growers Association he l«d of from nine motiih- to one Academy, clas* of 1911, an-i ha* which appears each ifon-fay in fully headed thr Ss-niinole loonty rome* ihe Florida Flowrr Aiso- \-■*i the ro -I ran lw un-ler con- been operating hi* own shop here »ln.-e graduating from Tyler ( hamIwr of Commrrre fair booth riatlon. Inc, of whl-h ’V F ••ruction,” he »xld. The Herald. ITrxat) llarbrr t'ollegr. lie It a committee Kite hhoff Jr., of Sanfurd, U a Morrison told the groun. p>rl Dial told Ihe rond planning member of ihe St. John* Mt«**no. Dabbs sai.i that the Seminole director. D ischarges; group thal "till* I* the only see- ary Rapllst church and die ML of 22 young people interested In Absentee Voting County fuleereuloti* and llralth As­ William Dortini ISanfordl The transition will occur -luring tb-n of the interstate highway olive Isulge uf F. A A. Ledge ol the subject ‘ Tegardlcs* <>l . ir sociation expacled thi* year lo the annual convention of the FO­ that Is proposed other than ur-i Mason*. He i* marrieel and Ihe Sally Mae Raker (Sanford) D eadline Nov. 1 detlre tn follua- urnallsm • i -lage the most successful Sesal Sale In an article appearing in yester­ Visiting Hours; Private Room*, career or as a h«bby( it will be Drive in lh* as*<Kialion'x local RA. eeprolng h d !■ *• tb- TM»« ban ei|uii.sway*. It will (>• a father of fn-ir children Mr* fhrr. ll.sts I st Rr-hngton Reach, and pail of the D.iytona-Tampa east- ry leache* Ihe ihlrel grad* »• Hop. day’s Sanford Herald. Ihe final II a.m. — 1* pm.j Semi-Private helpful as it gives yoi a means history will unite Ihr slate- * lit. >A) llnnllnued on Page 10) per Aradrmy In-rr. date for absentee voting wa* given Room*. 2 to I p.m.< 7 to I* p.ni.j ol self expression " Mentioning Dale fur the malliiw of tf*** i staUiol.is Industry with Ihe bur Pediatric*. It a.m. tn H pm. Par- some of the things for whirh a a* Oct. 25. appeal lo Seminole groung chrysanthemum Indusonly; newspaper stand* In » community. seal* and According to Mr*. Camilla Itnice. c-nt* seed Gran-lparents r,.Md-iu la* n*-t try, already producing an annual the correrl date foe n- a rid Obstetric*, No vl-ltlne during the br that Ihe bU’ Se.l head feeding c»f hahie-s Private Room*, ache in the careful |H-ru*al of ropy said Dabbs, but final plan* fur the rru| estimated al worth more Gould have been Nov. 1. winter campaign will he complet­ thar IJ 500,000 deadline for abscnlt voting It am. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p.ne. wa* in proof reading His listen ed In Ihe near future when Fle'chTie new association will also Nov. « General Election ard 7 to 9 p.m. Semi-Private rr, |„lShe«l at some of lh - "h->oer'* rnmmillrc meet* lo put Ihe Inrlida producer* of *iuh flow­ Rooms. 2 to 4 p. an and 7 to 9 p m. !><>»•" rxusrvl by dropping a ’ C” final loufhr* on preliminary plan* er* i* aster*, easier lilie*. iri*. or sobslituting e ••o' t already approved ilaltl at. slatire, tnatviragims, an-i in mit-»pared *|iaces The exUhnvlmax Seals will he prepsr- ta eft pea*, ilnnta* and other tended an inv nation to lm- yo iag el for mailing by various women's eomtierrlal rut Rower*. Thr m ull l i l i e s tee the proeettei involved In rub with 51r* Lorraine Graham, Ex­ will h« Ihe largest horticultural groug of Its kind In the United lithlng a paper. ecutive Secretary of the Seminole Slain. Presrnl last nlghl wire Pat County Tuberculosis and Health Ilchlml Ihe move is Ihe aim of Harrington, editor of the school Association, lax a! offices are main­ page; Shirley Anderson, associate tained in the Rrumlry Puleilnn pros sling all rut flower produc­ er* n Florida with the advant­ editor. Kay Irnklns, aoeiety edt- Building. age* of a lightly knit, well man­ i tor; Frrrl Hall, feature editor an-l aged central agency. Authorities I Ihe t let Ann V - Iron. Kay both Inside and outside Ihe trad* Dry, A. J. Clement*. Mary Jan. hail it a> the most progrr *iv# |Fly ill and Hill Thompson School step taken by an association of principal A. J. Hracken and Ihe growtr* and shipper* of floricul­ |club i[Hin«<-r Ralph Ray, with ture. hi* wife, were guests of the club "Tie potential of the Florida The first edition of "Post (VII Flower Association is at least Scripts", a monthly l.ultrlin of IJ>£ee lime* greater thaw Dai of De ' imnbell tossing Post No. SJ FGGA." r->mmenleH Philip J. of the American (.eglon, was FleinDf, I’tiGA* manager, whuta headrp arler* are in nearby llraput In the mall jrfftffilijr. With Itrrna conrnning the mem­ drntun "Since all rul flower pro­ ducer* have essentially the »arnr A young man who grew up m j bership of ihe American Legion, lype* >f problems, member* fell announrsnu-nt of meeting*, and Sanford, gradualed from \ ile Uni we cos Id benefit thr entire flori­ versily. and Iwame a Rhode* report* from committer members, culture industry by becoming Ihe Ihe new Itutlrtln I* mallet to ap­ Scholar, will appear on Ihe pro. Florida Flower A*«oelaUorv II gram of a local club which his; proximately .'O0. wa* ufoo Mil* same principal that father, at one time, trrved a* Joel S, Field, fvanford l“o*t- I’GGA war founded or ---le’ • president wbep S R'Jin h - - ' • •> ma*lrr l- r-litor of the new hutSince its inception In 1911, Flem­ of Me and .Mr*. Rolland I, Dealt, lelln whirh mule It* f|r*t ap|<ear- ing ponlrd •rut, Ihe Fhtr tj G 'v will led *ome of hi* evprrien r- ance yesterday. diolua Grower* Aiiociatioa haa a* a student at Oxford University. Lynn Lynn, Post Commander, offered an outstanding example Kntlan-I. Monday noon at the re­ sail the new bulletin will keep nf prnirr** through roncrntraleil gular meeting of the Sanford Ro member* In rlosrr touch with effort. "Glad” growing, lie re lary Club their |mi-i and Its arlivitir railed, began some S3 year* ago, Y’oung Dean. who. as a holder hut did not hceome of major Im­ portance on the flnrleultural of a VVinanl Srfolarshlp prior to having been selected a* a Rhode* scene latil 1*17. Scholar, had hem enticed in boy*’ In thil year, a (mail group of work in England, will compare Pailly rloodv Ihr-eigti S ilm-Liy; producer* taw the huge potrnllal the lirilish educational system with law tonight 51*». In Ire rralirrd in banding logi-lber that uf our country. lo nandle *uch problem* a* trans­ In the absence of club president portation, marketing, mrrrhanDr. Uharle* l. Person* who will dirihg and mrarch. In April IBII be attending the Rotary District these far alghird men organized Conference in Winter Haven during Ihe Florida Gladlolu* Grower* A* sociatloB, and during thal year the first part of nest week, pastpresident William "Rill” push mil recorded shlpmrnt* of um r 5.HbL r it.v.WLt- analdent of the National A -social! n for Stock Car preside, (ither Itotarian* planning Vai.ooo doxen glad*. Total acre­ >nto Racing, (right) it greeted hyp('»mmand*r Henry C. Uotee, USN, to attend the Winter l»xven m» • age planted to glad* In 1941 wa* Caacutive Officer of Sanford Naval Air Siatl n, upon hi* arrival by alrout 4 500 Ttyate plana aboard the station, rocrntly. France arrived ahoai.i the Ing ire. *eerrlarjr Dr. R W. Today Ihe industry reports. UAm to Conduct the first of a telle, of safe dil'.Uig hsluivt tsi NAS IG.p i M. Uharle* WagMr a al (taatiaaed ea rage It) | |Ifrnry Simpson. . j a ru E rrr Ik a Florida (tadlolua field. janoimel. (Official Photo, US. Nav>) Hospital Notes .4 tr Y u r R i r i u h Nad Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Ik fora 7 P. M. f o r D tilTtry H. Cherry To Open Real Estate Office In Goldsboro Area l\ LONDON Jl — Plxtrri* signals ■purred a gigantic lem-n today for a U S. transport plate musing with 59 servlc-rmen ah-iar.l. Thcr* w.ts no hint of lucres*. At least M plane* from bate* la a half doxen rouu'eiea—including giant six-engine U S. Stratojet bombebr—an aircraft camecr and destroyen teoured the area north of the Arorrs in an effort to pin down the source of the mestago. Hut back to base rumc these ia> porta from the tearchert, "N*» luck. Nothing light-1.” The missing plane, « CHI Lifts master of Ihe US. Milltxry Air Transport Service, wt* due at luije* Air Ha<e on the Axorrt. yew Iciilay morning. It carmd M Air Force personnel returmm to th« United Stale* from duty In Hrilant and a Navy flight crew of nine. After a long silence a string of SOS signal* were picked up by rummcrrlal airliner* 'lying early today between Hrilain anil New York. Relief was expressed lh« distress rail* might he coming from psirtable transmitter* on rubs l*cr life raft* carried by the mist* Ing aircraft. Hut In New York, three transits lanlie pilot* who heard the dl*« Ires* signals said Ihey were later Informed the ealta came from land station* (ending out alert* about Ihe plane. They laid they got that Inform** tlon from station EJK In Ireland and from the Prestwick, Scotland, radio xtaPon. Still another Pan American pilot reaching New York, how* ever, said he picked up a ilgnal which he believed rame from “ an original aourre” while hi* plane was ?ro lo 215 mile* northwest of Ihe Aiorc*. He said he later re« reived a land station signal from ■smew here in lielind. A communique iiiued by tht If. S Air Fore# here laid. "No clue* to Ihe aherribouta of Ihe missing aircraft have been received since the SOS message Intercepted by a Pan American transport at 2:15 a.m. GMT today, , "The *-arr* o f this m s.au* ws» tentatively placed at about I.V) miles north of the A rom , However the sesreh la being pressi-.l with the utmost vigor."* A spokesman said It was possi­ ble othrr HOS messier* picked up might have Incn relayed bv var­ ious radio* of the original divtrcta signal*. Many Are Expected To Attend District Auxiliary Confab WINTER PARK —A large delegallon from the Seminole Memo­ rial Hospital Auxiliary I* expect­ ed to participate in the second annual eonfrrmce of the east rentrat district. Association of Florida Hospital Auxiliaries, to b« held at the loingforti Hotel hero M , MThe Seminole volunteer gTrun la Ihe |ata*( in the ali-eounty *if*• trict lo become affiliate*! with Ihe itatewide organization, aeronling lo .Mr*. .Max K. Aulick uf Orlando, diilrirt chairman. Next Thursdiv’ * onewiay meeting is scheduled to begin at 10 a. m. with Mr« Aril i> Ing and adjournment la act for I p. m. All session* will he In Iho hotel's Tnetop Room except the m>on luncheon which will taka place In tbs Town Houae dining room. ^ Featured ipeaker* Include Ar­ thur L Halley, administrator of Orange Memorial Hospital in Or­ lando. and Mr*. Trary H Hare of 5ttami, founder and flnt presi­ dent of the Florida auxiliary a*■delation. .Mr*. A. \V. Epp* Sr., presi­ dent of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, will head the representative* from Ihe new ho*, pital in Sanford. Further infu^ malion on Ihe meeting may be obtained from her. Lake Mary P-TA Sponsoring Food Sale Tomorrow •ale I* being sponsored by the Ijh e M*.* «»*■*• 1 Parents Teacher* Association ta of tha Lake 51ary Poat Ofwill begin at noon ami all nf the food la disposed of. said Mr*. l/>tiite Par­ ker. president of Ihe P-TA group. Tomorrow's food sale Is being sponsored by the Mothers of Lake 5(ar? School, beaded by Mrs. Julia Scott, chairman of Um Roots 5!other* Uommlttco. Eight room mothers comprise tha group In charge of the food aafc All proceed* from Ihe sale will be used toward staging a carnival for tha school liter this mentfc, ■ ! 4 3 * �.r THE SANFORD HERALD All Church Notice* mu*t be presented at The Herald office by 10 a. m. on the day before publication. T lo tlU C B A . I.LimiiA.N CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OVIEDO Ur INK REDEEMER 203 tV. ISlh Place Lent* L. Day. Pailor Phone 1719 Sunday School 0:45 a.m. The Rrv, Phillip Schletsmaun Morning Wonbip 11:00 a.m. Pillar Training Union 0:15 p.m. Sunday School 0:15 a m. II a.m. Morning Worship Evening Service* T:30 p.ra. Bible C lm 0:15 a.m. Wednesday Prayer Service 1:10 Service 10:30 i.m. Sermon • **I am Rclitor* “ Prayer For The Day" phono 1921 p. m 51YP p.m. 7:15 p.m. Organ Vespers 7:30 pin. Evening Wonhlp H1LLCRE-ST BAPTIST CIIl'RCII ITIlsI CHURCH OF CUBIST. Sermon • Geneva SCIENTIST. "The Uesponilbllty Of Hearing" Sunday morning aervleeit Broadcast over W.T.R.R. K M K. Second SI. Sunday Service* 11:00 a m. 8:30 p.m. Fellowship for young 10 a.m. bunday School. Bunday School 11:00 a.m. people. 11 a.m. Morning Wonhi? Wednesday Evening Meeting* 8:00 Sunday evening *mice*: LIKE MARY BtPTIST pm •:1S p. m. Training Union CHAPEL Ls-t-on-Sainton • “ Doctrine* Of Lake Mary. I'la. 7:10 p.m. Evening W'onhip AUueawil" Wednesday 7:10 p.m. Trayer Hcadmi Huom located In Foyer ol Paalor — Rev. W. A. Ellenaood meeting Church Building open to public Sunday School 0:45 a.m. Morning Worship II a.m. ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH 1.30 tu 4:30 p.m. Tucidays and Training Union S:30 p m. Thur*day*. IZth SI. and Laurel Ave. A cordial Invitation 1* eitended Evening Wonhlp 1:30 p tn. Rev. George S. Rea* to all to attend our aerviee* and Prajer Meeting Wed. 1:30 p.m, Sunday School 9:15 a m uie the Reading Room. F.tOLA WESLEYAN Horning Wonhlp II a^m. MUTHUtllST CHURCH ST. LUKE’ S LUTHERAN C Mile* Weal on Rt. 4* Youth Service 1 :0 P-m. In SI*via (Near Oviedo) Sunday School 9:45 a.m. EvangeUaUc "ally l:*5 p.m. Pa»lor Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Prayer and Bible Study Wednes Rev. Stephen M. Tuby Morning Worthip B:Z5 a.m. Weileyan Youth 6:45 p m day at 1:45 p.m. 7:30 p m "Eomsmber a glad hand Invite* Radio MUilon Broadca*! at 9:30 Evening Worihip a. m. over WORE (740 kc) Wedneiday Prayer Heeling 1:50 you to wonhlp with us." Sunday School 9:00 a. m.—for all p.m. ago group*. Everyone Welcome THE FIRST CHURCH Chriitlan Day School — Monday Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer through Friday 9:00 a m. — (All OF THE NAZAKENE elementary grade* and kinder­ "Sanford's Hinging Church" garten.) Second Avr. At Maple HI. It. IL 8 pear, Pallor CHURCH OF JPJUS CIIKIST Wo Invito you to bocomo a mem* OF U TTER DAY SAINTS bar of our Sunday school. Th* A. G. Pitta llranrh Prtaldrnt opening ssrvtco begin* at 9:30 City Hall n.m. Graded class** art In session Runday School 10 a.m. from 9:50 to 10:35 a.m. 0 p.m. For further Information call 3191 Sacrament Meeting •r 1339. Frank Prlca I* fiuparlnUndent. Morning worship nock Sunday at 10(45. Training departments for ages $ through 40 each Sunday at 6:30 mm* Evening evangelistic each Sun­ day at 7:30 p.m. This Sunday evening evangelistic service at the Church of Uia Naaarono Is a dis­ tinctly different servlet from any other throughout the week. It la •haracteriied by a volunteer choir, •plrited congregational singing ■pedal musical numbers, testi­ monies to th* glory of God. and • brief evangelistic message. You vrtU enjoy th* old-fashioned atmeephere of tfcl* high service of the week. "Com# and seal" A nursery I* open at all regular amices. The sanctuary I* comfartably alr-coolad. ELDER SPRINGS U.tPTIST CHAPEL Elder Spring* Sponsored by First RspiUl Church Sanford, Fla. Sunday School 10:00 ski. W. O. Stansoll, Suporintendenl Preaching 11:00 a.m. Dr. II. II. Martin, Preathei THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Park Ave. and llth St. Pastor: Rev. David M. earned* Telephone 131 R Sunday, Combined Morning Ser­ vice 9:45 to 11:30 a m. Call to Worship 10:40 a.m. Evening Ser­ vlet 7:45 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service and lltble Diteuttlon 7:45 p.m. Chapel Choir Rehear**) aflrr service. Thursday Youth Night Program 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Devotional Time. Club Activities, FOSTER CHAPEL Ladir* Missionary Society (3 lETIIODIST CHURCH mcrling* monthly.) Fellowship Oviedo Luncbr-in — 2nd Tuesday after­ Rev. George il. Carlton, MlnLtrr noon. Prayer ami Budness — 4th 8:45 a.m. Sunday School Tuesday afternoon. Sewing Circle 11:00 a.m Worthip Service —ath Thursday morning. ■:00 p.m. Worship Service "A friendly church for the whole family." FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GENEVA W. A. Ellen wood. Pa Sunday Schoul to i Morning Worthip 11i ll.T.U. 7| Evening Worship ai PAOI.A CHURCH OK CHRIST Lord1* Hay: Dibit Study at 10 a.m. Worship Service U.gn a m. Preaching Service 7:00 p.m. Everywto Welcome C1IULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Waller A. Booth Jr., Paalor Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Woishlp Service II a m. SOUTH SIDE. IIAITIST CHURCH East 17th 81. At Park Ave. Th* end of yotir learrh Eor a friendly Church. Gerald R. Prlre Pastor Milton Higginbotham MS. Super­ intendent Bunday Bibla School 10 a m Preaching 11 am Hlbla Study 7p m Evangelistic preaching 7:45 p.m Prayer Sleeting (Wed.) 7:45 p.m. Missionary Premtllenlnl You Are Weleom* HOLY CROSS CHURCH (Episcopal) Th* Ree. Kdaard L Aldnorth Priest-la-charg* Roly Eucharist S:00 a m Family Service and Church School 9:15 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH her. J. W. Parham, Paster Cor. Fourteenth fit . Oak Avo. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship Service 11:00 n.m. Training Union 6:15 p.m. Il'a a family affair. Evening Wonhlp 7:50 p.ra. “ Come thou with ui and we will do thee good." BAN FOB I) REVIVAL CENTER JUr. L. F. Tasker. Pastor Bunday School ]q ■ m Morning Wonhlp ]| a.m Evening EvangallaUe Service 7:45 p.m. Weekly Serv'cea: Tuesday pm. and Thursday 7:43 Reguli Saturday Morning Biordcait over WTRR 10:55 1 ■ [I <4 T " _ -1,n ml- —— j t L r mmir FREE METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. at lib SI Sunday School 9:45 a m. Morning Worship 10:15 a.m. E. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. Evening Evangelistic 7:45 p.m. Wednesday night prayer and praise service J:30 p.m. Sermon by the piitor. Evening Worthip Sarvtce 7:30 p.m Sermon by the pastor. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m Dear G o d . . . there's bo much I ’d like to say to You. It’s that way lots of times. I want to talk to You, and then somehow, I get stuck for words. I guess I do some stupid things, some* tim es. . . like that fight with Butch Hend* ley yesterday. He said something I didn’ t like and then I said something, and that was it. I guess I won, but afterwards I was kind of ashamed. I told Dad about it last night and he went for a walk with me and we looked up at the aky and the stars. Everything looked so big, all of a sudden, that it scared me. It seemed too *>ig to understand. Then Dad told me that there are lots of things like the sky and the stars, too big for people to ever understand. And he said that that's where Faith comes in, and that It is good to have the Church to put our trust in. I got to thinking about that, and I told Dad that I'd kind of like to atk Butch to come to Church with us next Sunday morning, but that I was afraid he wouldn't Sunday School 9:45 a.m 3lnmlng Worship 11:00 a m Evangelistic Service 7:45 p.m. T u e s d a y : Worn '« Mlisio, ary -land will meet al 7:45 p. m. Thursday: Young People's Service at 7:45 p. m. Everybody Welcome FIRST BAPTIST CTIURCII Park Av*. at lih Nl. (A Southern Baptist Churrk) \V. P. Brooks Jr., Pastor Fr<*l II, Fisher, Associate Pastor Kirby Rogers, Aiusic l»i : <r Mrs. Marvin Milam, Organist Early Morning Worship 8 45 a m. , Sunday School 9:45 a.m. ; Morning Worthip n a.m. i Training Union 6:15 p.m. i Evening Worthip 7.30 a.m. i (An evening of Song) Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 m. URBERY AT ALL SERVICES WELCOME come. Dad grinned at me and said, “ W hy not ask him and see?" Dear God . . . I did ask Butch, and he’s coming. Butch hasn’t been to Church regularly like I have, so maybe when it comes to praying he'll get stuck for words even worse than I do. But You'll listen to him anyway, won't You? Because he needs You very much . . . just like I do . . . just like all of us do. THE SALVATION ARMY III Eatl Second SI reel Meeting* Sunday Sunday School 10:0r a m. Additional Churrh New* On Page 7 Holiness Mteting 11:00 a.m. Open Air (Street Meeting) «.30 pm. Y.P.L. Salvation Sleeting Tuesday Corp Codcts Band Practice ___ ____ La die# Horn* League 7:30 p.ra. Thursday FOREVER Prayer Meeting 7:30 n m Saturday • A PHOTOGRAPH can U ieOpen-Air (Street Meeting) 6:30 touched or retaken, but a Mem­ p.m. ory Picture must stand fortvsr. Thla is why wa endeavor to UPSALA COMMUNITY mak* th* last rites as IwautiPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ful a* possible. We have seen Rev. C. r, White Mialtirr the consolation such a picture Mr*, clover .Marr* Pianist Mrs, Patricia Summerlin A*st. bring* and know the all- Im­ Pianist portant place It hat in the Georg# I’eto Id, Aaat. Supi. of lives of those who must go on. Church School C n A M It o w Church School JO a.tn. Worahlp jj B.m. fU N lH A i MON t h. . t * Westin'otter Fellowship t p . n Willing Workers 7 p.m PHONf i i i , Evening Worthip 7:30 p.m “ Everybody invited to attend our »«rvlces." S u M l* . . . . S i t e d * * .,,. Tetsdtr WtdM.tiy Tt>uis4«f.. ild*v ... r ttu J*y ,. Prnfth I'r M t ft a hiHhfw I O'lMFUfht II TtfVftthf Ti»*t I This “ Support The Church" Scries, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Mado Possible by thc Co-operation o f these Wellknown Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFOni) ATLANTIC BOTELKR WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD • WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE THERM-O-TANE GAS A APPLIANCE CO.. INC. WILSON • MAIER FURNITURE CO. CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS INC. AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY SMITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE FLORIDA STATE BANK of Sanfurd EVANS HOOFING A HEATING CO. SANFORD AVRNUE AMOCO T. V. Bro»n HKNKARIK GLASS ft PAINT CO. M. R. Strltkland. Contractor NATIONAL BANK J. C. Davis, Consignee NICHOLSON BUICK CO, GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS W. W. HORNE 1 nL’CK BROKERAGE CO. INC REIMANN MOTORS SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO, R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BKIHSON FUNERAL HOME PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO, BT. JOHN’S REALTY CO, Go 7o Church Sunday Tha Church t* th* greatest lector on earth lor the building ol character and good cttisenahlp II i* a storehouse ol spiritual ralue* Without a •Uung Chuich. neither democracy ncr aviiitatioa can survive There are lour sound reason* why every person (hould attend aerviee* regularly and supyarl the Church They are II) Tor hi* own iaV* (2) Tor hi* child*»n‘» sake (3) Per the •ale ol ht* community and nation (t) Tor the take ol the Church itulf. which ne«J* his moral and material support Plan to go to church regu­ larly and read your B.bl* daily. »•* Thank You. God. R FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. and Third Sts. Tho Rav. A. G, Mrlnnls, Minlatcr 51ra. George Touhy, Minister of Music Miia Katherine Drown, D. C. E. 8:45 *, m. Morning Worship Solo Mrs. Ni k Pfrifatif Sermon The Dev. A. G. Mclnnis 8:45 a. m,' Sunday School. 10:50 a. m. Se,ibn mrrts for prayer In the Ses­ sion Roam. II a. m. Morning Worship Anthem ''Thh Omnipotence" Schubert------- Chan. cel Choir with solo by M r*. Charles Wilke. Solo ''Repent Ye", Scolt — — Harry Weir Sermon The Rev. A. G. Mtlnnl* Nurseries for children under (hrrr, and thrre In tie, ever-* Sunday Morning during the Wor­ ship Hour* l . o a. m. and II a. m. I;M p. m. Evening Worship Solo - Dick Aiken Sermon Thr Rev. A. 0. Mrlnni. THE CHURCH'f OR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH CELERY CITY PRINTING CO, JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY HOLLER MOTOR SALES ROY WALL PLUM RING WADES 8UPREX MARKET SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. J. C. HUTCHISON ft CO, SANFORD ALTO PARTS WARNER'S GULF SERVICE I TINE MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS illERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO LANKY DKY CLEANERS j �, One o! The year'* outvtanding motion picture* l« hr- n£hf I > the Rttt acrecn thl» week with the fhowing ul "Tea and Symiw.ny. It O.M’i film venion in CinemaScope ami color of ihe great Kroailnay atago »uccc»». The picture retain* the ttrllar team of the original c#»t, Debv rah Krr1 ami John Kerr, with the terren *cr»li>n written by the play'* author, Robert Anderton. lie ha* done a mavterful job in Irannferring thl* coinpavtionale, dramatically cogent «tur> of a feventecn-y ear-old prep tch.iol boy caught up in an infatuation with thr wifi- of hi* hou*ema»lcr to ihe vriilc can* a- afforvled by the CinemaS,-..pe cnmertu Without tacrine ini any of the intimate touche*. Ihe » .io u frr the playwright fjr wider Del>orah Kerr and Jo)to K c r tbelr orlsinal »U W rule* In range in prewnting background "Trt and Sympathy," M-G-M- flliuUatioh of the Robert Andcr»on and local color. V k t n ii tho p i | dram*. otic oi tho mo*t talUd-ah^t play* In Itroads,ay hUlory. n il Cullftned III I AO vet*, th* film Ml-** K* rr I* seen m the wife of the hoUsemnttcr at a New Lng* vertion of *Tea and Sympathy" tnnd prep achi.d, oit h w u.-u dudvttl Jt lin Ler, fall- in hue. Stud range* from the hi.urcmadcr'* Sunday at WITZ Theatre _ _____________ home and garden to *r<|ucnrr* on a beach, at a golf dub, an ice­ cream parlor banco it and a *a nrly of ter no* Invoicing ttudeot activilir.*, inrlu.ling a routing' i'tjama Eight hrlwr.n Ihe old tnd new boy* Rut allh-ugh ttt trope hat been rnlargnl. the »tory remain* «■* centially thr tame. It i* that id Ihe tenfilivr, inlroti-ective ttuilenl. Tom Lee. whote rrfuttl to co.i It <*» Uwrrp * WtU show I* nno iv i i n V 'U • i2 19 M i n o f f mu im u form to ihe mold of the regular M Ml I V m m vi guy niakr* him »n "offh or'e” Kt i. vivii u :♦* and bring* on tin* tierUlon of In* l i « r^in ilitiilrit * VV *lh I ’ a c l* l l a . l a j# MA yt liaI ar im IliH Thi- i tirlilo|ih*ia fellowf student*, hi* ronvcntinnal i f i ' l K lle h a 12 vti Thu la Th* I lfminded fa'hrr and tie routemp «;•« tV a a lH O t-N a a * t m n t i Pit*k Tli# 't inntp 1 2 * • » I I It loft* Dale luout hou»rma*ter. Hill ltryn I'r-i KowibiU 1; •'Y Syall'aifl On apJ'U htir.triortd I II old*. Only the latter'* wife, Igiu j AA T-Jri-’ umi* Tin * I I . *(< (•< •'• l >t Weal rt. umlerctarnl* the uncertainty i It M o to r of fh# T o * * I'filat « W » and torment of thi* co -lb, f > i.% i : m m i iti« H otiln Uourl l»* • f 1 T% S..4 ,;ru«*> llll lunger a hoy tnd not yrt an I'| i |1i i i i m • ( a i * t * *,S > «l >" P r l v i i i * tirv r v t o r r adult, and attempt* to help Inm 7 * i I I I * T h . L in e u p 1 4 M all**oi« Hhaw » Ju l* .r ,o n to I'arw'a t ■ * <1 I I lh - 4 f r it with morr than "tea aril »ym II *li»*l l*airul I Jfl A lf t r t ItttehcTOcti r r t i o o t i l*l<W pathy." (loaded into proving hi* 9 ■0 M l oa.» t ‘ D *l 1#* * ft H ill U f a of « • !•» Ma ts) N i » * lla p a f l » 20 H h at i M» Iain* Manhood, Tom veekt out the co nt ill I « 9 * 1 9 ft M u r lla f il T h * * i r a I * * n * V«»l|0 g J*ll i « till pany of a cheap waltre.* a id, to so n«»M\*rr riftY tn rf ai«a*«ff till* when hit *ub*r<iurnt reiultinn n <’0 TV I'lothoitt* • t i l n t iv v 12.(0 M in - o f f lead* to an atti mpt at taicido. M IIH M M I *IIIM» %1 Igiura tnakr* a decldon which a m « .0 A P to B ra tn ItM U ia* MMtlMMi ».:• bring* abo.it a momentum change ,VaiO' Waathar • M h t t «••«♦*> ‘ I t d i i m R « m n t# t it t n N i w i -W P it b H in both Tom'* future and her own til* C a p s , i* K a a a a r a a i a raptoln Kutiroii i n ••Kuu” Vincente Miiititlll and I’ andro » cl T h u f. a ti«i «jf O u rs > i • Hon<tatJII|i1 II Of w n t r o ia h ft i 411 S. I'erman, reaprrtire director fft AA M r. W ' o r l Till* I fu| r, t * 1 r* IfilO and produrer of 'Tea ami Sym­ '-♦39 'IO* It lllrh It 00 I I I * T o n MtM vJillsnf Ij i» pathy," were fortunate In being t:.oo Future Farmer* of 11 H l^ -t• of t .’ f* T i i* la I T f t u r * able In get the drama'* original 1M l Turn P# »r.-h fo r TTOtnrorrov n to 1 1 n i rrnir. ,*i-f'ili i; iv , im y .... *11 I(mini JO n u it u t d lp f I .Iff h i Mar* (or their motion picture lino * lo n r t * l*la« *1 it n iiMinv adaptation II I* difficult to think « la i: oo *N«*» t .40 T i l* l u n U li *'h,,w of tnyone other than Debmah I ... 11*11 a■ r* u m M-i.t I'd A it# CauatM . S'* Kerr for the role of Laura Reyn­ CiSO A* th - u m i M T u r n s fill M...rl» I .IV I . V l V l f !:•<• Our Sll»* Hrftoitt old*. It if a beautifully Made.! 1 2t A H L l n K I s t t r r 1.0* COa inut ni ili i K lfoe ur iHl ac *S t * « t » i a performmee of glowing warmth, t ill f ilm F a ** t If 2 i-j T» - |1i« I ' l f o f r I ft* Jadtl* •;!*••><• i>hu* tenderne** and vitality. 1 St IS..L* 111 : i«» r i» t rM«|*t rihuw John Kerr, at Toni !.er. the « o H r l f lh lt r I> *r l »o |V n |it* • C lt n l.a t it P-rr#t P'lcrrm * l« 11*1, J - a n n la chtractcriiation which made him I 20 T h s n f N t*M •iio llu n a ta i'V * an overnight star, win* indant P c lt a r * P l« ll« n T fta a lr a « 00 ill Croscrotdi i« «* I' >h I'tjrimioa* ihow 4 10 n ip r io t u r * v'nipathy in lie role of lie youth 10; 1* Tit* V I •* u n m i r i • MAN N i l . o who** temperament make* him j t i n u t s %i i i r uuahle In lierome a nienilM-r of r iiiiM t r t r M M i th* inhe, and teif Krrck.on. 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('"U l i iM M tl 10 ro Pkr KI*•ff H r a *« ft* Ifft'a i). * * a aa>l*ftla l*ltnf>aa ■t« a>a4«<t*l l*» » a «*-•* <•• ia tff a. k «* i la* tan *** i M i * * « , . . a* "a f* 'i* n . . . la t a il la «a**|l U*a » a l wa*». ai * • * . , a* » • ? . 1HI Ul MMAIf IN QUALITY PORI ABLE IV v JE F F R E Y m a lic H U N TER sce n e W a rn e r frm n U r n s ., " T h e s lt ir lt N th e C. V . N n t n lie W om l W h iln e v S e a r c h e r s ,' in in n d ra - p r o iliic t io n w h ic h Jo h n fu r W 'n y n c sta rs. Radio S TV Log ~ ..( .T 1 C H M C H M SIMMS Aic.n Ladd Stars iIn 'Santiago The Sanford Herald the Clever-Before Told Story of Too-Farret Guy's I TTTE PANFOnn HFRALD I n . OCL 12, 1054. rago 3 Tea Sympathy Has Original Stars In Movie TODAY & "SATURDAY . OPEN • 12:45 PHONE .442 12 14 tM 4 F*or1 l r» a ll* Cotint*1 At W n -rli T u rn s 1:44 Our Ml*» Hr^Akt n I ll ft — « % n I f) ll l l M « i K l l O I . T l i r.4 n iit iM r .u :> o t t W o rld A l Riff • 44 llll Twlllffht I t r fi 111! 1:11 7 44 7 11 Pffrtrio Iln n li M u*io « t lU n d e m l> r lf t ln r On A C lo a d llu t t i f o r A U 4 ; limiting action t> pronilted la in the powerful .tory of gunrun* ning in the jungles of Cuba at Alan Ladd, Rosvana l-.wleMa and Lloyd Noiin »lar in tVar-er Rt*.’ "Santiago," opening tonight at ihe Frame t.akc DHve-m |Theater. Chill Will* alto start with Paul Fix, L. Q. June* atwl Prank tie Kova heading the »up- IKirting ra*t. Ijd d reportedly ipi-vara In hit mn»t IhrillP.ir aclmn n ,', a* iSn guy who Would ju tfll liynamiti if t * price wa> right 1‘hnllmg love teenrt are th o promited bo* tween Ladd and luvely Roctana Pudetta, whom mod recent >crivn role av "Helen of Troy" launched Ihe Latin beaul* 1 icreen career. Lloyd Nolan, direct fro-n hit two.ye.ir Rroadway triumph in "Th, t ame Muimy Court-Mar­ tial," for which he was awarded tho highly rotate.! New York Critic*' and Dniutdson Award*, portrnyt Man l-a l-i’ t hitter rival and *wnm encm* Preparation for ".Santiago" In* vnhril one of the biggest »ct conttruciiun Jo b * In Warner Pro*.' hiMory. V jungle area, complrto with several lakr*. a dream and a waterfall wa* ereate-t or, the itudio back lot tmoug the licet transported to a live acre trail were palm*, loijuat*. pitlrtporums, willow*, (ottonwon.)*, olivn tree*, bamboo* and a Drarina Draco. Showing Tonllr nml Sntiirriny At The I’KAMIIE LAKE DRIVE IN THEATRE _______ —and help speed D e n m a rk '* PRAIRJE LAKE TH EATRE FRIDAY * SATURDAY lib e ra tio n a l m e m b e r* of SUNDAY • .MONDAY “ T H E C H UR C H ILL C LUB " AUIN _ IMAUA LAPP POPEStA ffiltmafiOE?: tianwROLAH Telephone Time I...* tM Q i-u r w i Sunday 9 p. m. Channel 5 ' * Richard Widmaik ul-cl * DUEL ON THE MISSISSIl’I'I _ r w b jit o Vidor Mature "KISS OF DEATH” I.MTT TIMT TONUiUT STAHIS CM KIDDIES UNDER 12,’,",ALW AYS FREE B LA C K JA C K KKTCHUM . AMAZING NEW TV CONVENIENCE! VeSPtJ&Po isna tan -m a « t , ZOOM A-TENNA i i:\ t r iu ; • « ; u CO • r iU T l’ RK A ______ J U - SI i. S| |(VW*U GRiGOH YPICK■)ANfW YM AN THE YEARLING ‘ » ----- TECHNICOLOR FB.VTURR * |(3| o n l y M i l RD VV ONLY rim ~ i S moke S ig n al ANDREWS| 'Searchers' Has Impressive Cast "Hie Searcher*" starring John Wayne open* Sunday at the Mu*in­ land Kide-ln Thratr*. A. C. V. Whllney picture lor * arnei Hr - , in Irchnlrolor and Villa Vltinn, "The Searcher*" return* I., the icreen the greal aclordirt etur team of Wayne and John Ford, which ha* ihndnl aodlrnrc* «o many time* with motion picture* auch a* "stagecoach" and "Th* Quiet Man." Always among the foremost star* tn lunofflcr appeal, Wayne portray* an embittered Civil War veteran who return* to his Trva* horn* only to find hia family habern killed and hi* nieces held captive. John FcH, who won Academy Award* for "Slarecoacb," re turn* to |Fe scene ..f Id* e*MI*r triumph, M .numcnl Valley, Utah, to film "The Sejrohrcs." tin. Io ration *pot was made famoos by Ford, who iub«et|uenlly uted the •pot ta *i reen "My Darling Clemei tlnr," "Fori \paii and "she Wore A Yellow llib bon," ltowe*rr, for Ihe fin l time the valley i* being ahnwn both In Vista Vision and in Technicolor. A group of talent.d newrom rrs ir« seen on the screen with Wayne in the film, Jrffrry Hunter, Vrra Miles and Natalie Woml, who was an Academy Award no­ minee fur her fine performance in "Hrhol Without A Cauie." Ruumt.rig out Ihe Impressive east la veteran aclor Ward Rond, long an asiociate of both Wayne and Ford In *urh all lime hits ai “ Tha Quirt Man" and "My Darling Clementine." In "The .Setrrhcra." Rond reputedly give* a powerful performance In the dual ro> of a frontier parson and a lighting Tcxa* Hanger, story Schoolboy Patriots Sabotage Nazis ____________ ^ ^ 4 AL \ N LADD n ptnned m the lloo* in ihn hghi K e n t from Wimct Row. 'SANTIAGO,' filmed tn WiriciCcl.u the completely nppnMtc part of the ai-grrcMvely ma»culme Hill Reynold*, I* tulidly can*Inring. There are several fine tnpporling performance*, antuog them that of Dick York falvi o( the original Mace r.i»t» a* T. to-* '•«■ turU-d roommate, Ed«..rd An­ drew* at Tom'* ftlhrr, .*., ,.i Crtne a* Lille, tl.r hra*ty wall n , in.| Dean June* and Dirk Tyler »*' typieal school bullie*. fti.e of Ihe mn*t talked about play* In Rrnadwajr’* hi,lory, " l e t tnd Sympathy" emerge* a* an rrjually rl.xpirnf and tloughtprovnkmg muimn picture It rep rearul* movie making at it* lx-*l. TRUE John Nesbitt's LAURIE wW• M».»( BUtU I FAT Fill: — 8:1.1 to-i t:\ t lt ii : I TW W M H M / FORD’ST S l ncLuxk modcl ji nri?M i 761 sq in. viswabt* oi*n • M O R E P O W E R F U L TH A N O R D IN A R Y B U IL T -IN A N T E N N A S ! • R E P L A C E S EVEN OUTDO O R A N T E N N A S IN M O S T C A S E S ! M UCH } mm iiiO h t unci u j t ' »:.C [,.** . . r.“ " ■” \rl'J FE \ll IIU—AtlS ONLY i ii \p ii;n n o . in "GUM It.Ill Llts Ol 1 HE NORTIIWLSI" AUTOMATIC PICTURE MONITOR guauli a,joint! wsol o, blu,,/ pictures! SUNDAY .V. MONDAY “ Vs.thdgtl UrlOP, ro s ia r -** AUTOMATIC INTERFERENCE GUARD ,« • C . V . W h i t n b y pioteds ogoinsl jitter, tear, floposci I F IC T U N K Jo w m w e AUTOMATIC SOUND CONTROL tcepi sound level i l C W M l HUIHH MS[l j : 'fpainiiwu'iEiimij w h e re y o u te l i l l AUTOMATIC TUBE PROTECTOR guoidi lubes ogomit harmful bursts of eitclrkityl C R O S L E Y '3 P E R F E C T T V P IC T U R E A D J U S T S ITS E L F A U T O M A T IC A L L Y 4 $ SOW AS J3.31 WEEKLY Randall Electric Co. S E R V I C E * QUALITY . SATISFACTION SANFORD I'll. 113 De 11ARY 1*11. 2H37-J3 'T H S \ VASTaYiS » ’ owexat — w f S ea r c h er ^ 1EFFREY HUNTER :*VERA MILES WAR D BOND-NATALIE WOOD ■ *oat* »vs* aa met n Mm h im r * „ , i iMivt »t«,v c.coo.«a iiitttti irJOHN FORB w n ivn * aiWaaNta Ptoa Feature—T: II » 10:91 "tTIILDRF.N UNDER 11 ADMIITLD l'RUK" h A- �.T »* t _ Campaign Reaches Halfway-Mark C O P Committed To Eariy [A c tio n Toward Ta Reduction Tbtrt U no qoMtion but that both major - political partita would like to give the voter* " definite assurance before the November . election that there will be an income tax ''.reduction approved by Congress early in the next session. 4,.. Tax cut* — which enable the voter* to “ ■ upend more of their own money a* they see fit—arc regarded a* having extraor­ d in a r y political allure. So the politician* gen, erally can be counted upon to *upport them . when they are at all possible. • The blggeat question now facing the pol’ IticLnna - both Republican* and Democrat* . U thla: Where I* the money coming from? A aurplua o f only $700 million i* foro- ;,O il Progress Week puna for the observance of Oil Progress •'’’ Week - Oct. 14-20 — Include paying tribute ' “ to the oil Industry** ambassadors of good will - the *::-vlce station operator*. ‘ There are some 200.000 service station* iu thU country of which the ifreat majority are run by competitive small businessmen. They are the chief contact between the conturners of oil and the oil industry. Thu*, the service station operator I* the iyml*>l of the industry he represent*. - Just as we can drive Into his station, say “ Fill '*r up," and be sure of prompt and *' efficient service. *o can Uncle Sam say to an oil company **l need n>million gallon* of Jet plane fuel" or "ship a hundred tunkcr loads of diesel oil to our defense forces In Europe" - and be equally sure of prompt »ctlon. And the duy-ln-and-da)-out pressure of competition which ha* brought the service .... nation to IU high level of development is squally a* atrong in the 42,000 larger busIncases within the industry. — From the community standpoint, the ser­ vice sUtiona and the men who own and ' work In them are a tremendous asset. As one local chamber of commerce said, "We •elute the men from whom visitors get their first Impressions of dur town, the f first local resIdenU most visitors meet, und . the only residents many travelers talk to. * They aend a stream of cuatomcr* to our restaurant*, store*, hotel* and other buslu ffin '9. Oil progresa Week Is certainly a good time to give these men a hand: •• The Sanford Herald BuklMaS Pally B*««pt S*mrd»v ««* Su»«»y Water** ** *ee#M elaa* mitltr OeUktr ft. I»1» *t smi otru* •* essurs, n*rUk «»<» ut an ^ «r CssgfMi •f Mtrek I. lit* r**D paatiwl n n .e s * *«!•;<« MARION HARMAN SR.. «*e«»ll*e .Miter ASvartlH WVSLT N J. CUStNINO|RM —I |f| ae U***e*r Tk* Mtrtll U a miniir *f Ik* Anw'iirt Pr*** wM.h I* *tllll*S aaalurivalf I* tk* a** for rapuklteaH*l #f all t>» I— I —wa »ft*l*4 I* tM* a*w»p»p«r. Natteaallr kr Oknaral A4v«it'*l*u 0*0 reta eavliir* R**h RM« S B o r *|M 111Atlanta a*«reta il: • . B r Carrtw t W H Mtaika «u i V tJa tC R IP T IO N R A T R l It a par w **k <>•• M**th II *1 ■•« M*atk* Oa* T o r lata ^ , eti-se .. .. Ah Okltaary uallroe. aarSa at tkailu. r***lutlaM an* ■all*** *( Mtartalaaaat fer tk* ritt*i« af ral*l*e fa**, wilt k« ilArfH far *1 raealar adfartl.lne r*t»« ».*U' • P *n 4 Friday, October 12„ 1966 I prosperity a conataot theme la hla before thetwe eir,dld»tei reached M JAMES MABLOW I thla point, once Weventon be ton A m d ilH P r ta Neva Analyst talks. EUenbower, without meotionlng belittling EUenhower ia I P»ltWASHINGTON (JV-Tho presl Adlal Stevenaon by name but time leader who dldnt leid and dentlsl esnjpolxn hi» d*sca*i1r^ ^ doubl 0f be called the Republicans a big b u .^ east for the current fiscal year ending next W from the cloud when it started m(ant complained Toeaday slxhi nets party. June 30 - and SecreUry of the Treaasury and now—at the halfway mark - 1the Dei ocratie candidate baa If EUenhower thought he could Humphrey believes that n surplus of $3 or ia down to earth with both aides "concealed or twitted (be facta." remain upitairs while the fight $4 billion must be in sight before serious charting' "You’re soother" ,a Seattle lait night Steretuoa went on In the sUey, he soon got consideration can be given to Ux cutting. T*i. I. .I— I . . . r«, . Miitit.i 100 m*de • l» wU«k be*over It Therefore, to meet Mr. Humphrey’s re­ without naming Ela-I EU-l gtarenaon got under Ms akin. carnpiign.*^ * *** * f * Ue protested nrotcftcd — withoot « ... , , __. .jri.fnho.ar' i __ u__ . . . . f ” ho1 nuennower toon to o n began o e g a n refernng r*i quirements. the government’s income must . . . . . pr._ilUB. w*r “— — ,h,t• ” EUenhower After Preildent EUenhowor * i dminUtratloo has "not told the to the wicked nonirnir" of h's be greater than expected - or the govern­ •peecn In Pittsburgh- Tuesday It p^pi* |he truth" about the “ eni- opponent and belittling Ste/entm ment must spend less than Kx|>ccte<t—or became ctetr l.e con*ldfr-d tarcc cja) f , cl| of y.tory," ia a man who talked big about things — pare, the end of the there must be a combination of the two. L" It was only s matter of time leadership without tv ;r having Korean War, and pco*p«rif;—v* What happena along these tide* will de­ been a leader blmietf. •) mala selling point* in hla cam­ pend on the degree of business prosperity All (Ms make* more Inter* • ’ •ng paign — which largely determines the amount ofi reading than, pious platitude*. He ha* made teven ipeecht* so taxes paid—and the seriousness of economy But while etch candidate bela­ far. In all of them be ha* *puken bor* the other for not stating the efforts by the administration and by con­ about peace. Two of bU epeechfacta, the truth I* that neither 1* e*. In fset. aUrted off uw mat gress. stating all the facta but only tho.p subject: hU opening talk Sept. 1* At any rate - regardless of what is fin­ that make hi* own side look good. and the ooe Tuesday night ally decided - all signs indicate that at the Stevenson, accusing the Repub­ Directly or Indirectly be ha* re­ next session of Congress there will l»e prolican* of killing federal aid to minded hU lUtener* In four longed discussion of personal* income tax achooti, doesn't talk about ho •pee-he* that hU admlnUtrauuo reducton and of cor|>omlion tax relief, par­ part Democrat* had ta that lrgl«*J brought an end to the (hooMng in iative throat-cutting in the Hou«e Korea. And ho has made pretent ticularly for small business. of Representative*. Itoth the Democrats and Republicans are Eisenhower Tuesday night re­ committed — in their platforms and other­ called that In 1955 and 1956. when wise - to early action toward reducing i the Democrat* controlled Con­ personal income taxes and granting small gress, he called for action on business additional tax relief. The winter'* ravage* and fear "unlei* tbe weather change*. th« By ANDREW BOROtVIEC federal aid and got none. He didn't •ay he let 1953 and 1951—year* • • * PARIS R— l.*»t winter’* bit- of poor crop had »ent wine price* harve»t could be one of the wor*t up about w per rent earlier In In recent year*.” In which the Republican- ran ConC* n m n o f i f i n n ter cold -the ran.i wtere to hit gre<*—go by without offering a Vwompermun Kurope ln a l0Iljr tjmc—win u- the year. U trr however, cxpcc- French wine exporter* are lookfederal aid program. Nor did h-w Competition lies at the very heart of the fr i, mtny >etrt hence in uurid’* tation* of a fair harveit ln (he m* t0 ths United State* a* a nurgundy. Champagne and Abac ‘ 'quality wine* market of the fu-| say that while the Democrats American Economic system. Merchant*, wine cellar*, region* helped tteady the market ture." rejected his par.leular aid plan, manufacturer* and producer* of on endless Rut Frrnch wine cxpoitci* and Neverthelei*. wine ,hl» Although rating fifth In the vol-t they did offer one of their own variety of good* and service* use even government expert* do not appear year are between 10 to IS per umr of of Frrorh .m e , which the Republicans helped kill. l,„„l Inducement they c.n think , f In an rent higher. (t|f United S’ ate* in 1955 wa* These examples — of where llarde.t hit by anowitorm* and third in value of It* wine Importa. e ch aide tell* only what make* effort to attract business. ,ry hat BUrVi%c| many bid »cait look good an t the other bad Of all the forms of coni|>ctltloii, price is am| thl* one u not the »ur»t fro.l wa* the Bordeaux region. A, the iame time, the Unltod largest wme producing ar* a of Slale, wal the leading purth*»«r could be multiplied. certainly nt the very top. Generally speak- Nu offi/lal figure* are >*t avail­ France. About a third of the re of pnnch alcoholic product*, laThl* make* it a little tough on ing, the mnn who can offer something for able on thl* >cnr'* crop A cold, gion’. vineyard, were de.troyed. c|u,nn| brandle* and liquer*. the voter who would like to know the least money get* the hlllk of the bus- r*‘nJf suwmer delvyod Ihe wine Wine pro,lucer. admit the quallty glalta alio U thw precisely where the body ii biric.L "> -• And f customers benefit Z since he know* that In this gov J “ L n ‘ >r, .*• ">»“ important buyer of chamThat Is why The Sanford Herald, in its lhe ani, permuted I. I . . . < (i.Ma pagne, conrjming about a fifth ernment both parties have to play tome kind of role, good or bad. m • * ■ »!».» "W W . efforts to bring out the topmost needs for *tnc grower* to *t*rt their analmost anything that’s don*. dratift vlnryanlfl «Urt ______ producinf Generally, howfttr. Frefteh our community, has placed the "docks and nu»l "vendange _____ ___ __________ __ NNttd, the Syrian bear given te term inals" project In the uppermost spot Unofficial evtimatc*. however. *g*|n. In lire meantime, export “ ,D® expert* feel tbe average Britain1* Prince** Anna by Soon the Hat o f "m u st” oroiects fo r S a n ford '■•T ,hl* >car'' wln* Prod'JC,wn ln slock* will not be replaced by, American ha* a long way to go vlat Prsmier Nikolai Bulganla r T l. , j f r hanf r trance will be cut M or Bordeaux wine^ln the u.u.l qu.n- b. appreclai. the pl.ee of win. ta tad party boss Nlklu KhruebA U T O LO A N S nnd Seminole County. •even million hectolitre*—1201«0 my> wine exporter* hope to In- Ufe. ottee during their visit to EafWhile millions nnd millions of ilollnr.s million U. S gallon*—or one tenth frr**e ihlpinent* from the Cham-| Belgium, with a population ot lead, is shews ta a oew pea el «!**•» miiuwi. Lowest C o st and Burgundy region* to eight million. Imported more the Loadna gee. Thl* on* has Ita nre being Invested ip "docks and termi­ of the country’* avrrage output. pagne snrt off-rt any Bordeaux ahortage*. Frrnch wine In 195* than the twtauotaf peeL Nikki U nals’’ along the inland waterways of our Although It la aald that Cham- United State* with a populatloo « trying the water while a shewn country, Sanford remains aloof -and the pagne and Burgandy auffered of 160 m'llion. aald ooe eaporter. i ever te Jota ta traffic - freight barges loaded with com­ comparatively little from laat "Many Americans living hera Ml winter’* froit. win# grower* were leara to appreciate French evilmodities - travel nrouml us In devious ways «mmc BANC dl.turbed by a government report ‘ line and drink wine with their to reach our Ontrsl Florid* market* nnd on bfiiuJoUit—a popular rtd Bur- me«l».M Mid an offidil of tho ^ . the shelves of our local merchants. INSTALMENT LOAN DETT. gundy table wine. It .aid the Wine Exporter.’ Aa*n. " T E I?! almhol content in thl* year’ * "The troutl* Hart, when they. 1 1 ^ 1 10 wlth Higher price tags arc necessary for the Ilfasbei PDIC beaujolal* waa very weak end return to the United Btatee. Eves, American food. very simple reason that It costs more to Cold Felt In World's W ine Cellars ♦SANEPRD get the merchandise to the local market. Ask the merchant who is competing with other merchant* who nre lncntrd nt ter­ minals! Ask the concrete men who use hundreds of thousands of bags of cement,, sand and other heavy and bulk commodities!i Ask the builder nnd contractor who finds it necessary to transport hundreds of tons of fabricated steel Into our local markets! The answer you receive from these men is the reason why we want to see a “docks nnd terminals" project realized for the San­ ford area. It Is one thing to ree all of these commod­ ities being shipped around us - It’s still nnother thing when we continue to allow this situation o remain unchanged. Try and Stop Mo I” — -M a w . • J f K is s ® *• *• “Honest, Mr. Miller," ta" * U»e culprit, "all I did pray for a raise." Later he told the •p. peesed sales manager. "Be­ ing a salesman la sure the life for met How I love beIng at • different motel •very night and meeting the •well folks there. The only part I can't stand Is calling •n those beastly buyers." • • • A Perslaa legend tells of * traveler who atrayed from his was test ta a ^S^w ^lS^SSi'XLZThS H S S l? • beg of gtesmlag, ftawleas peartet • MM ta f t n m Osrt Dugrttated » , Kiss Fniwm a*t4 k*te YOU'RE TELLING ME! -%i wiuiam «tn Crxfrsl J*mi Wriitr .4 SIXTY shepherd* from Com­ What did he expect to raise — munist-ruled Albania have Rod century plants? with their Rocks te sanctuary ta t I I Tk« fow-w clock ef gfywtng, Greet*. That must make Al­ bania* lied bosses (eel mighty gMgfond, at I p.m., Ike other day rhimrd 3H IIm ti. FllJegcre must •h—puh. I l l keie yoffro quite a bony set #/ gsdofe Dumkopf **y* tkoae that. ceursycsM skepkerd* kstw cksayI I I rd nut eld slogan to read, The Irish are the world'* heav­ "WArr* there’s weot there'* a iest eater*, eeerdiof I* a Uoked Neilen* tervey. Thai'* wwdsrvSeed ahlo-we qe ell art fee the« ti med ! I 1 We ass •eat ea * a e ilu p a t » i wrttrk t I I Iteetdenta ef Wright CUy.OUo, ora demanding that county cent* mission*re do something about l t I herds of beg* coming a t UM A paekat eg SOOyears eld. planted by a Uods. range and cluttering up the England, gardener, have bloomed town's streets. Cast blame ’an into t rare type ef carnation* fer getting pofhy about that! awnu m NOTICE! MINITUN-MONTH-010 Johnny Gold ot Northwood llllls, Midstlr-cx, England, will bo oper­ ated on *1 ilia Mayo Cllnle, Itochcitrr, Minn, for it rare heart ailment. Hr wa* brouaht to the United State* by hi* par­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hold. Fund* are bring provided by llntlab newspaper readers. A N IM P O R T A N T •) M EETIN G R oseola Infantum Is Seldom Serious If RMMN M. MMMUN, M.B. s iN N itr e n s - Tto IA S*-A . DAY AS its name sugguts, roseola tiun* ar* common during this Infantum la s disease affecting period. young children, usually those un­ Unlit* messle* and scarlet fe­ der the age of thro*. And since II ver, tno n*h doetn'i develop until Is moat prevalent during spring the temperature drop*, usually and fall, 1 think n discussion of about the fourth day. It la timely. While compilesUona seldom de­ Chest and Abdomen velop, and ths stricken youngster The rash to ccmposed af dis­ generally reeovsrs with only crete pink raasoules and usually symptomatic treatment, Ut* high I* moil profuse on the chest and temperature and rash which ac­ abdomen. It sometime* appears company the disease usually on the nape of the neck, tbe alarm the parents upper part ot the limb* and even Tht disease probably 1* caused the aealp. But the rash on the by a virus and Is believed to be fare la barely noticeable. communicable There have been Despite the rath, your young­ minor epteoalee from linm to ster probably will feel and oct lima. well by this time. Centrally the ra*h I* fully developed within 94 Bqk F If your yoenmter becomes a hours and subside* within *S rtcllm. he probably will develop hours a fever ranging from 103 to ios Bponging live child with tepid degrees very abruptly. Thl* high water or alcohol may help bring temperature will conUnu* (or the fever down and keep u below 103 degree*. Tour doctor proba­ Uiree to live days. There to no indication of the bly wtu also prescribe acetylaallonuso although then may be mild cylto arid. respiratory symptoms, swollen lymphsUa glands or loose stool* O. D ! I* R t*n* that older during the fever period. mother* have a treater tendency Bom* children will experience to give birth to twins? little discomfort Others do not Answer: Ye# there is a Nightly eel wsfl, are rswUeu, sleep poorly higher proportion of twin sad stem ta bo In pstn. Consul­ to older mother*. aim. h u M m Io S ix im FAUST S DRUG STORE ( y / - 7 / / y n the rule here Nrar P. 0. Phone IOS llring or havo your Doctor telephone your next pre­ A ll citize n s who ore interested "Hnunmrn. •. attempted book robbery. — Dt you b|m 4 in helping organize Sanford to or not guilty T re-elect Dwight Eisenhower as USED TRACTOR BARGAINS president*and e le c t Arnold Lund as congressman are urgently re­ quested to attend a volunteers \ 2 FORDS for Ike and Lund workers meet­ 2 FORD FERGUSONS 1 C A SE -M O D LE C ing IMPLEMENTS IRRIGATION PUMP MUCK PLOW T U ES D A Y , OCT. 16 TANDEM HARROW SHERWOOD A t 8 p. m. A t The scription to us. It will be C IV IC BUILDING xccurately~compounded with fresh drugs 0 ■I a fair and reasonable price.. FAST FKKE DELIVERY also F A U S T 'S S U N D R Y STO R E 20th A French "To Better Serve Yntr" TRACTOR CO. H ltillW A Y 17-92 PHONE M l In Fort Mellon Park i �I THE SANFORD HERALD Fr!.. OCt. 12, 1D56. P*ge 5 S ocia l £vcnl& Importance O f Home, Teacher, Parent Stressed By Housholder It? >1 AItIAN H. JUNES Air*. James "carton introduced UA (Kl>0—T>>» '«ni like tc. go lo Judge Ernest Houstioldcr. of San­ your P-TA? Weil. I do, and the ford. who ii quite well known in tuor hut come again follow ins the summer** revt, to *urt In ami do this locality, lie gave a very in­ teresting talk on Juirnil Delin >i jr part. The first otfuta! meeting of quenc), Greasing the importance the Ovirdn P-TA wav held Tuct- of the teacher and the parent to day i''rning at 9 pm. in the the child * life. We always try to reveal unusual school auditorium. It h i . ihr f»r>t meeting for Hie happening* of any occasion We nr- officers lo In* in charge and believe that the Uvirdn l’ -T A ha» we were 13 anxious fur a large one that Is icldum equaled Maiturnout, and we were not dl*a- ter A. Teague and Stewart Galchel ppointed. arc t>oih ex-principal* o' the local As we entered the familiar school, This year bub *ce tchool building our glance went. bers a* parents. Gail Gatchct as always to those ovely trophies entered sconol this year, niaauig «■> magnificently displayed—a tri-, Gatchrl a parent member Herebute to those boys of the famous tofore he had been a member but Oviedo Basketball teams of the as a principal. Another unusual past. We hope they will continue uccurance is that bath men. com­ ing fimn the same school, have to grow-. As we started to mount the received marvelous promotions— stairway, we ntcl Mrs. James Teague as assistant supermini I’earsun, our immediate past pre dent oi public instruction, and sldent and this year's program Gatchei becoming this year the chairman and second vice pre- cu|>ervising principal of the county sldent. Sin- handed us a P-TA pro* Another fact came to life as we gram hook in yellow, with blackrf around. |t carried us hack Mining, the school colors ,(mc Waite*- Teague v-u The urge t« lake s pcrl was principal. Ith wife was j member qu'rkiy suppressed and we con of the (aculiy, being icacncr of United on our way. At the head the third, ther. fourth grade. VV of the stairs we mrt Mrs, James Ii. DcShatO, cur new pnmipal. Merrill Stanley. one of the ’.each t> ill the same boat. His wife is ers. We entered Ihc auditorium a member uf ihc faculty to be met by none other than our |,cjnj. teacher of live fifth grade hospitality chairman. Airs T I. Seemed like old limes. I.ingo. Jr., who asked us to sign The social hour, which we al­ the register—something new add­ ways enjoy at we get to chat ed this year—and a good idea a while with teachers and friends, It was so nice to stand around was announced We aii departed and chat with the oare-"* -n.| for the lunchroom where delicious leachcers as they arrived, after be­ homemade cake soft drink- a**d ing the first to sign Ine register other goodie* were served by 1quickly followrd by our new pre Mrs. H. C. Miller, room mother sldent, Mrs. James Partin). Some for the ninth grade, ami her as­ we had not seen since the er.d of sistants; namely. Mrs Andrew school. Duda. Jr. ard -Alr«. Andrew St-nWe even chatted fur a fwr uiiuuko; alio, Mr*. Joe Miller Jr. tes with Judge Ernest llousiioldtr, room mother for ihe lc -1» •- «■, our guest speaker. Airs. Partin slartni the meet­ and her assistants; namely Mrs. Kelsey and Mrs. W. II ing exactly on the dot. We have Ge«rgc DeSha ro. had the pleasure of seeing Atrs. Ale also like to see how the new Partii} preside as president of the Oviedo Woman's Club a few year* mothers enjoy Iheir first P-TA ago, and it was so nice to sit venture. Afler talking to some we there and tee her conduct things found that they seemed kuitr im­ ■n such j smooth manner and to pressed and were enjoying 11 im­ mensely. tsten to her clear enunciation. I* Pardon such a lengths coin01n Other familiar faces .11mini 'he ifficrrs were those of Mrs. Don bid remember it was our first Trey, who ha* occupied the se* 1businrs* meeting. We confrs*, sse trelary's position of the P-TA be-1like P-TA work anJ enjov writing ’ore and is this year's president about it. We promise not to bore •f the Oviedo Woman'v Club; also, you nest time. Ir* James K. Brookshire, who --------------’ ------ -rz las been secretary of the local ?-T.A and made such a good Ires sire r she is still in that role Mr*. James Memo Stanley Its MARIAN R H IM rave the devotional, followed hy OVIEBO—If you have been a he secretary'* and treasurer's re passerby in our town during thr sorts. Airs, A A. Afeyars, our new World Series you may have won membership chairman, and Mrs. F. drrrd al the group congregated in M. Sparks, our new finance chair- front of one of the down town m*n and Halloween Carnival Chair- stores, even in the slrret someman, gave brief reports on each time. No. it wasn't an accident It wa* a group of bait fans rn of iheve, Mr- R. W E*!ei, nubll-it- srs' laving the series—turning the Mr* Alilton Gore recreation, were benches backward ami using the two rhalrmrn not ante 10 tie pre TV set in the window of Jatk •enl and were missed ton Mr. King Radio and TV Store Wo Erie* Is in the hovpital and they only wtihrd ue could have joined Ihrm, a* we are ardent ball (an* had gone to -ce him. However Gordon Horton, a —but work hindered that mrmber of the senior cla**, and Air. and Air* la-nnox Coggins, Carol Parker, a mrmber of ihc uf Albemarle, N. C., have been ihe ninth grade, gave intrrr-ung re­ gurtla of Air. and Airs. G. Al ports on the recreation program Arie. and Ihe parties enjoyed thu* far .Mrs. Robert L Ragsdale Jr. and by the irenager group Gordon little daughter. Marsha. ar<- w*i I* pre.idcnl^ nf thee recreation t,ng relative* in Miiimippi prog 1am. .Mis* FIste*. who i* Air*. Ataude Coate* and Mr* seerelary-treasuier, wa* ichf'lul- M. L Gary have been confined ed to make a report but was un­ due to injurirt sustained hy falls dine**. The room count wa* won by none ultier than <mr -e-ilent fourth grade ( Air*. Partin returned to her leaching pride* «ion Ihi* year and i* fourth grade teacher.) •Mr*. Ruth Smith, president of They had thirty four parent* the V. F W Auxiliary, announces pretent. Some of the other grades that there will be a meeting on were well reprcseentfd. too Mr*. Oct. 16. at which UniP a dlseus L.ngo sxnl that .................. - '<•. *i»n will l>e held covering thr vealed eight) -eight teachers, par­ bazaar and announcement will ent- ami vtsiiur* nail signed, hr m-.de of the committee*, to Oviedo VFW Auxiliary To Meet Oct. 16 Longwood Group Attends Meeting Held In Oak Hill fo rm in g Jhs VbuvA By VIRGINIA CONN The Rev. Lewi* C. Fotch and Mr». Kutrh, pastor of the Longwood Baptist Church, and sever­ al members of the congregation attended the annual meeting of the Seminole County Baptist As­ sociation held at Oak Hdl, Fla., on the 9 10 of October. Among the other members at­ tending from Longwood were, Mr* B. It. Cray. Mrs. D A. Whitehead, Mrs. C, 11. McQuillUn, Mrs. It. E. Goodwin. Mr*. J. Crump, Mrs. L. C. Tyler i nd Mrs. I’ . W. Kelly on Tuesday. Oct. 9. and on Wednesday The ftev. and Sirs. Futrh and Mr*. I*. W. Kelly attended. Whitmire Home Admired By Ladies Of Golden Circle fP J t By VIRGINIA CONN I mis, anJ built our fire*. Flossy The big news around thr Air palrol, with Lily Backlog u Station renter* on the -elurn of leader, brought dinner to a cof­ VAH-4. Don Walker and Frank fee can, coffee and c«ra bread. llaty arrived Wednesday. If t'y The Eager Beavers had hotdoga, Fltton should fly In at any min­ baked potaloes, cole »law, brow­ coffee, and limeade, ute, he would find company. In nies. the form of in-law*, ai Jrin’a and concluded that they mother and father, Air. and Mrs. were stuffed, which they P. J. Pells are here from Rhine- certainly should have been. Palm beck. N. V. To keep things from patrol contented themselrea vrlth getting dull, Larry Fltton sprain­ holdogs and celery and cam ta ed ht» wrist In a fall from a horse. —and “ »ome more*", which Captain J. T. Blackburn had are a famous Girl Scout con­ graham ericker*, a small dinner party at hi* home coction of bars, and loaded in Loch Arbor W'ednr*d»y night. 1chocolate A spaghetti dinner wit served to marshmallows. N'redtri* to »ay, Jean I ill on, l-oulir and Jim the Palm patrol finished ftrat Parker, Polly Brubakrr, B e r y l und had plrnly of time to heckle and Walt Swinson. Jo Sjtncs, the rest of us. After we had Didie and Bard Writer and Bob eatrn AUrty held ■ ditcuasion and Ginny Conn. Bo)d and Didie hour, and explained Ihe differ­ have orders to Quon.et Point, ent tjpes of fire* lo ui. We e-*n* Rhode Island, and will be leaving eluded hy tinging aeveral Girl in a month Trrrta and A! i k c Scout songs and playing game*. Michel of VAH-J will be renting The re-t of the day wa* spent Ihe Symes hoalhouse after the In learning new crufts. Thl* nro. Webers go, Mranwhllc fAMIc Is gram ha* been fun for all of shopping for clothes, preparing us. and we all agree that • "girl for a month-long visit with her Scoi't is a sister to every other mother In St. Louis, Mo. Girl Scout,*' as stated In on# Your reporter has Just return­ of Ihe laws. Thl* group, which ed from the Girl Scout Cook Out. only ic* a short lime ago ha* so nicely run by Alarly AtllDups learned lo work and play and for the first class m Girl Scout iaugh together in a way few leadership held under the Citrus could, tinder the rirruinstance*. Council. We galheted a; Silver I'll agree with l/vulse Parker IHike at 9:30 am. Marty showed when she said the program la u* some interesting books on SPLENDID. nature whlch may be foun I in Those attending Ihe cook-out the public library, and some es­ were Atarty Alillsapp, Funea sential item* for Girl Scout camp­ Holer, laiuise Pirkrr, Pat 11 Loop, ing. Evirae Robb gave a talk Darothry McClellan, Nell Whiton health and safely, with illu- tern, Pal Hansen, Pori* Franstiallont and anecdotes fi m cisco, Eleanor M i t M u r r i y , her rvperirnce with her own Alildred Taylor Dorl* Houshold­ troop. These ranged from snake er. Betts Linker, Lily Buckler, bite In not putting an unopened Sally W'elgle, Katy Jackson, ran of bean* in the fire. After Kvarae Rohb, Belly Place, and this we divided into our own pat*I Catherine Dunlap. A tour of the lovely new home of Mrs. R. C. Whitmire was en­ joyed by the ladies of Ihe Gold­ *T , e . V r -A) en Circle Class of the First Rapti»t Church when they met at ID'AA's THIS F<Ht SIZE! 1* the qurtihm n-kni ly Valeric Kirchhoff, Shirley Morgan, and the Whit..nre home for their Prygr 1 ndqulrt * at** readied for Ihe Seminole High Sehssol t;lee Club presentatton monthly business an I social meet­ Tuesday night of "Picnic". Ihe musical will he given in the Pinrervst School auditorium. ing. (Stuff Photo) For Hie devotional. Mrs Bob tted on the —.. r 1 Landreth commented loved old hi mans .he comp... c . ers, and how: theyr rime In w f written, mentioning Friend we Have F M Itm WT RR. Sanford, at 9:30 a m . “ Blest Be iho Tie" as general I.t Virginia Kclmrr will conJuct Thr Pa.t Matron's Club will favorites. the morning devotions over Wl HR nice with Mr*. \\\ W. Warner, A prayer was led by Mr* Sanford, at CM a m 722 W. 19th St., at * p m. Mrs N. Cleveland, after which abTwo o f . anford's well known Sallin Hairitun Chapter N :• D • It. F. Crenshaw will be co-hurtsenlees an l new members were ess. discussed and Hint., among h» v*‘ *r,nou,uc'1 ,hHr rp* « " » « ’ «*"'• Class families reported. «"» m *Ui. l|-,r* lt,ua" ' ,of. Mr*; ' V ,-rc- It lit Cult Scout Paid Ten will have The group derided to continue grease anl C. K. Fle'emeyer *'“ urr Ave. Co hn»tc*-r« ar Mr* a committee meeting at 7:30 at W. II TunnhTiffe and Mis Genrgo the First Atethndist Church. •ending an orphan faJ at the were joined In marriage in a . r Visiting [laughter* are Dependable Class of the First llaptisl 1 hlldren • lluinr. at Lakeretemuny held In Tami'it on Alrtho 1st Church will meet at land, a -mall rash gift each Rose Circle will meet at 9 la McNtnlry Hall at S p.m, for tho month, as one of their prtv Saturday evening. The lovely bride s'hose a d ie s * ">■ at the hoim of Mrs James regular business ami social meetjcrla. Truitt, tlufi Seminole Blvd lng. There will be art installation At the November meeting, of Idur, for the wedding Miniu-a litrle of the Sanford of officers. members will make their own Attending the ceremony were Garden Club will nies-t al Garden niF.SHAA yearbooks and all are urged to M|„ „ ol„ rr, |lnrsr. vr. Joey be pre.ent ........................... Outer it to a in. afler which The First Baptist Church of Mr*. C. t) Todd, personal Min. G*rgreavc. an I the giomu * there will be a coined dish tup- Sanford hat Invited ail Ihe istries Charman. presented Air*, brother-in-law an.) sister, Mr. and iM'rchurches of Ihe Association to Eugene Pennington, retiring pie»- Mr-, Itola-it A*.n Vureas of lan»I'ora lu .ie tu meet at 2.30 share in the Group Training w,t! Air- William Hush, 2U2J School starting at 7:30 p. m. ident, with a lovely gift of ling- |>(l ene from the eUs* m apprecia„ Flelemeyer has been a Hiblsrii. Court, P[ograin will tie Claste* will lie held Monday, Tue*Bridge and Canasta were en­ Mr*. Steven Ter Hnnt, Mr*. "fleciiie fur Arrangement.1', The Brownie Seoul* of the First lion of her unlinnj: effort* . . joyed hy the ladies of the Social Raymond Smith Mr*. J. E. Bak­ ihruughout Ihe pa.i year. resident of Hanford for some SAIUIHAV Presbyterian Church will mret Department of the Sanford Wo­ er, Mr*. .<t. B Brin-on, Air*. J, The newly elected officers are; time ami is well known and ln.«-J The Vesper Choir of the First m ,hc Vo,,,h •« 3 00 man's Club when they met Wed­ O. Huff. llr*. E. C. Harper. Mr*. president. Mrs Boh luvmlrrth; vice throughout Ihe city. Alclhudisi Church will hold their P'”*; .. „ .. nesday for Ihe first time this sea­ H. A. Alonlelth, Mr*. W. R. JennFhe Pioneer Fellowship and president. Mrs. Edgar llcnmn. Air. Fletcmeyrr Is known by prjl ||rP 3 30 p ,n son, with Mr*. II A, Alonlelth, ing*. ami Atr*. E. A. MonforItrireatum of the First Preshysecretary. Mrs. J. G Davit; as- many as the cx-Navy Chief who the Luke Monroe home Demon Air*. W. It. Jennings and Mr*.i Inn. ’ 'Want secretary. Mrs Tom recently retired after twenty craiiun Hub will have their meet- i?r ‘ ,,llrr,, ',l11 lurp| in E. A. Atonfnrton ably fulfilling Atrro; personal ministries chair- )e*r’s service big al 7 :m Friday, at l.ake Alon- V,,'‘th frtim p m' their function a* hoitc-tr*. man. Airs Walter Brooks; teachFor the pit sent time the) exri„. School Lonclr rmirn. through * '*) P.m. Air*. L. E. Spencer cupped Ihe er, Mr*. Al, N develan.l; a*- prcl to maintain their tionu in xhe It A.'* of the First Baptist , r*’pn* ^ 11 ,,a)f higl score priie In bridge, while sistant tear her. Mr« Eugene Sanford, when- Mr. Fklcmcycr tTiureh ,ill meet at 9 30 am Kindergarten at the First lira Air*. Adelaide Conte 'ook Hie Pennington; and group leaders, |» operating *n upholder) deanti v r .tv byterian Church from 9,00 through prize for low score. Air*. C. Al. S, N,,' V tree p m. Mr-. 1. 11 Todd, Air*. Gordon mg business. The Junior Choir of the Cirri The Itcv. J. B Bool will con- Flower* was thr winner In the F’rcdcrirk, Air- It C Whitmire. llaptisl « hureh will rehearse at ,i„ct the morning devotion* over rana’ ta game*, and *crrrno prize* Mr*. If. II. Parker anl Atrs. A danre will be held it th# were snarled AID* Flllalee Kirchi : 3« p.m. WTRR Sanfoixl. *t 9:30 a m Flk* Club on Nov*. J7 R wa* an­ Herald lleekrnbach. huff and Mr* S. R Whitney. MOM)AT Thr Ware Bible Clava of the Follow in2 adjournment, delici­ Airs. J. O. (luff W a s aptNilnIt-d nounced at the regular meeting Tin \ \V A ‘* of the F ir t ll.ip- First Vts-*lnwliat Church will have ous refreshment* were served to pres* chairman, for the Social of Ihe Anna Aflller Circle on Tues­ Friend* of Atr* JUlWreil Bab- , ,t ( mirch win meet at 8 to p » covered dMl -upper at T;no a, those present, who were Air*. day. Department. , in. .it AtrK.nley Hall. Hu*l» will Carl McWhorter, -Mr*. Carlton II. c o d will be plca-rtl to ’ " ;! The mee'lng wa* presided over Pretrding the card games, a IT. Fire Baptist Church of be Mr. and All*. It. U. Hub bln Todd, All*. II. II. Parker. Air*, ike i- improving though , 1 ■ dessert rotate of rake, nut- and by Air-. El Cox. president, and x if id til* invited .ill iho -on. Mr. and Mr*. T It. Bulls, Waller Brooks, MrFiugene fined to OrangeMentor lb I rnffer wl* served to the guests, roullne report* wrre heard from Pennington, Atr*. It. FI I.andrrlh itnl in Orlando llri iwiii; nun .,r it. \ t; lo -"'l 'I' and Ml». W. B. June*, who were Airs. L. F!. Spencrr, the officer*. Air-. At. N. Ctcvrlan-I. Mr*, bet i* ttu .lure in Hu- Group Training H l.llxr.SD AT Mr*. Adelaide Conte, Mis* Allre Plan* were mad# for the com­ Gunhm Frederick, and Ain It. -vload -tniling ui .' Mi p in. Prayer Meeting will be held at B. Cooper, Air* C. M. Flower*. ing dance In which *11 Elk* and „,n |ir|,( \timht), t i i(,e First Baptist Church at 7:10 C. Whitmire. Mi* E D Rinehart bar bun Mis* Ellalcc Kirchhoff. Mr*. IL Ihrir guest* are Invilrd. called to Akron. U„ due tu the Ttiurwlay anil Friday at Hie p.m, II. AATiltney, Airs. Roy Tlllia, Mr*. The member- decided to buy serious illnea* of her biother. .arnc hour. The Girl Seouls of the First Ralph Austin Smith, Mr*. C. L. a 1.V0 Trust F'unJ Certificate to lire Elsie Knight Circle of Hie pn-.byterian Chun-h will meet at Relding, Mr*. George McCall. lie presented to the Crippltd Mr anl Atr* Bill Slcmper ore j.-,, ,| «a|g| i (hurrh will meet 3 v) pm at the Cbuish. Mr*. N. V. Farmer. Mr*. 1). C. ruidrrn'- Home In Umatilla. attending a really convention m 1 ||f Liirne of \tr» Glad)* The Senior High F‘cR"w*nlp Re* Howard. Atrs. S. G. Harriman. Those present nt the meeting Bs MARIAN R. JUNES West Palm Reach. Tin 1 cv|h . j; u Jt25 Myrtle Ave. at 9:i«i creation of Hie First Pre*b)terwere Mr-. Peter Bukur, Sir*. J, .(l) churrh will meet at the OVIEDO—We have only rc-ent to teloin to Sanford on Salur t, llt Baptist Church will trhearsr ul It Hoolehan. Mr*. Bill Hardin, Is learned that Miss Martha Jean day or Sunday. the Women <-f the Frrri Prr<- ihur.h at J.oe pm. Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. h 1. run iTioich will have their fhe ADI Week Bible Hour will 7;fx) p.m. The Group Training Mr*. Harold If. Ke-stner, **-». Lawson Hardy hav enrolled at Friends of tittle CarolynAlii*, monthly P r a y e r Band in thr i,i,r eonducted by 'he Rev A G. School will »tart cta»*c* at 7:Jn tomes Blankemhip, Mr*. J. At, Bob Jones College, Greenville. S. two-year-old daughter of Mr. and p, >•lie J* Cln.s Ilium at I;tA |. Mclnnis. Pastor of the F'irsl Prrs- and the adult choir will rehexr-e Cameron. Mr*, nnbert Alarr*, Mr*. John Griffis, Mrs. It. Walk­ at 9:0u p.m. C. Airs, Flank Allis, uf Osteen, will ((1 j-j,,, w,|| followed by the hyicrun l liurch at 7 3n |i m. Miss Hardy attended Orlando Ire glad to learn that she 1. lomg || ,.:nes* uni Inspirational Alret- -p,P ( i.ynrel Choir will rehearse' The Junior Choir will have their er. Air*. E. W. Jackson, Afr*. Junior College following her grad­ nicely, afler undergoing -urgtry <IMI at First pre.bytcrian Church rehearsal and fellowship at Ihe Clayton Smith. Mr*. Jamr* VI#, uation from Ihe Ovirdn High on First presbylrrtan Church at 3:13 Air*. J. Walter, Mrs. A. C. Lange, her arm in Hie Nj u I Ho-p ||,n )(„* Scouts of Ihe F'irsl n| 7:3u pm. Mr*. Samurl Carter. Mr*. If. d, School in 1931. Thr next year dal in Bellicsdn, Aid Air. am' pfi-riiytnun Church vsIII meet In There will la- a Week Day pm. she worked f.»r Lacey Hat! in the Airs. Alii* ami «un, David, ate t|,( Seoul Room at Jffl pm. The Youth Choir of the F'irst Krnt, Mr-. IL F. Him. Mr*. L Kindergarten at the F'lrid PresOrlando Youth For t hrist work. slaying with AD*. \lli»'- nieo 11t-rr will be a AArck Day hylrmn Church from 9:U0 Pre-bytrrlan Church will practice S. Lynn. Mr* M. E. Breck, Mr*. W. J. Clarke, Mr*. C. II. SUfShe hax had plrnty of exper­ .Mr*. Frank Sbeir). in Arltngtm Ki i.-rgartcn at the Church at 7:30 p m. at the First Pre- through I I p . m ience in this field. a«sociating V#.. while Caroljn i* m lh« There will be a Week Day ford, Air*. A. P. Itowrrsmr. Atr». , ,, C il h fron 1:00 through The Be* ■' 1' Bo**t will conherself with mo»t every branch of hospital They AJalr, Afr*. Richard hop# to»•« itn It 1; pm duel the morning devotion* over Kindergarten al Ihe First I’ resby- Harry the church work since a small about two week*. ’ rrlan Church from 9 0) through Me:e*. Air* Roy Courtney, Air*. the Rev i It limit will eon- WTItlt, Sanford, at 9:30 a in. child. Ed Cox and Air*. Ed Slnul. On p.m. "- --------ii 1 the looming devotions over the Business and Professional Mrs Hardy say* she i* taking Women'* 'tub will meet at 6:30 general subject* at present but tell D c spur*. Herbert l '" ' -,l Gm Yacht tlub. will probably major soon II...'. 'on. Tolar It-’.un Imn Ihe d v r De|«f1»#nt of the Smith. Sari Watson and Air* Sanford AAonian. Club will "ir •erve on the baraar, which la Wglf, 4\ |«) 30 am l« fOl«l lhrt«tflU* schedulei for Nov. 3. with lunch­ The committee* will meet Oct Seal* until ninsn. There will be eon to l,e served from ||;30 T? ftt 1 30 p m nl Ihr fchrn»l * lunrhron ^»t 12 30 |* m m. on through the day. The bnasar ('hairmrn f<*r Ihe llalhiween houvr III complete details for the In » Mint meeting with the Hue I'amb al were nimed at Alon will be open It* ihe public. urn.v.,1. Art* Dejwrfment at I pm •lav'* mecling uf the Lake Alon Horne room count wa* won b) I ID HSt* VA roe PTA .... .ltd and tth grade 'Ir K'r* TTu- llrolhcrhomi of the First We now have in our Htorc the most Tlie meHiuit was called to nr t .i'ri. i. i r-wim llefre.hmrnts In B*P"*t Church will have their dcr h> Atrs t laude Hitlrll pre»i i halow cn tltcmr win- teiv< I n.onthly supper and program complete line of Fall ami W i n t e r dent, after whlrb H- 'I "'ntlonal v tin 3rt| ant tth grade moth meeting at 7 on pm. was given hv 'I ' Mrantic* an-' I,<r* HiiitH ever shown in Sanford. These , The Intermediate Cholf of Fust the serretarv and Irris-ifer gave fine suits, tailored hy NORTHCOOL, H.cir respe.live reports. Tho new- second grade tracker. are available in a large selection of Mr* Atarvin, »a » introduced to the group, after which the mretc o l o r s in al l wool gabardines, at lng wav turned over to 'Ir Pau $10.00 I’ ERM AN ENTS $8.50 line Kirkpatrick. Carnival Chair $40.95, nil wool flannels at $45.00, man, who named the following Year*z\ round weight gabardines and chairmen for the various booths Ping Pong throw-. Air* J. B light weight flannels at $35.95. What Stapler: Gur»* Weight, Mr* ft Brantley; Dart*. Atr*. Rena Ha* A gl.imnurntin ftrrinnitrtil I* ever your size, we have it. kin*; Spook House. Mr*. Davl* and Mr* Griffith*;, Horse*. the direct re-ull of an inClaude Hitlell. and Herhert We invite you to visit our store nnd div nliiulimf hnirrut vxeThor'I'-n. Fish Pond. Snd Gride Cane Toss, Atr* Von»fll Rabun; let us sl*< *vv you this fine stock of cutrd »iU i Ihe finished Cake A'aIk, Atrs. Dwighon'l men's clothing. room; Smith Auction. Mrs. Spi­ wl vie iii mind, vey; Pair*, Air*. Robert*; Hot Dog*. Atrs. Jackson and Mr* Fiber. The following men will build and erect the b-wdlt* Claud. Hit - Fletmeyer, nw -'-l Miss Hargreave W ed Recently Calendar High Score Prizes Are Awarded To Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Flowers Anna M iller Circle Schedules Dance For November 17 Personals Miss Martha Hardy Enrolls At College Carnival Chairmen For Various Booths Named At Meeting Announcement SPECIAL BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE JUANITA WYNNE WATCHES FOR IIER CUE a* Brantley RchlrarJ fl.ftj and Lind* Smith 1renter I b<> over their part- in the Seminole High School Glee Club mu-lcal “ Picnic'* whirh will be presented Tuesday night in Ih* Pinccitst School auditorium. (Staff Photo) IlnliY Silling Agency ‘VllONK 3*>2-.M EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP PHONK PKKMANKNTS HY: MINNIE HESS KATIIEHINK nnd SIAHCiE and SOM * h A. ‘ �* Probable * Lineup Against Bolles Tonight Gators Seeking , To Malch Speed Of Rice Eleven BOO LtTTLB Lift End—165 Pounds Senior BILL TYNE Istl Tackle—ISO Pounds Junior MLIBBY NANCE Left Guard--170 PounJs Senior ClIABLES PENCE Center-IIS Pound* Benlor VIRGIL GRACEY Right Guard—ITS Pounds Senior MEREDITH SCOTT Right Tickle—180 PounJs THE SANFORD HERALD Huge 6, Fri., Oct. 12, LOGll Academ y Cadets O n e Touchdown Favorite Seabreeze whipped Bolle* HA 1 hit would Indicate that Semi* noli- hat the belter drfenae, but Utile more Utan that. Two barkfleldmen tpark lha Bolle* Academy offenae. Tall, wlce defeated Seminole*. lanky ITn pound Senior. Joe Vigil Both Bolin a... - . i.-i. J are quarterbacks Ihe club, and loiaea wlnlrn Ihua far title season, and a mean aerial, and llayward both have two stinging deleati "Bulldog" Ball, Ihe 113 pound behind them. Both will b*. nn Ihe Senior fullback pounding hard rebound, and hoth will h* ola-'-’ t through the line. "do or die*" ball, A lie would be In Ihe line, 310 pound Rill Rat unimpressive fur either team. ley I* an Impoalng figure. The According to ataItalic* both Senior larkle I* a fait charging, p h il iitrr.i) TERRY GOEMBEL >leim i are approximately equal, hard hilling aggreuor with ■ lot Uisht llalfba.'K-U i Pound* Fullback—160 Pound* >lth Bolin holding the *ll«ht of agility. He la ably backed up Left Halfback—111 I'ound* Qusiterbick—161 Pounds R e n te r edge. But by comparlaon, which by Raymnod Landla, 110 pounder, Senior Senior Senior la unreliable, the Seminole* hold holding down the other tackle •. the edge. In the aeaaon opener poat. Coach DIB Fleming, In eyeing Seminole loat to Cocoa U-T. Co* In general, lha Cadet* will be the Bolle* rosier, r„-thue• CM tangled nIIS g-xbreen- s-d lighter and fatter than Ihe Semi- lay that there woulj b« no axFriday, Oct. II lowed them for a 2M1 Ion, then nolr*. tuie lor not beating Uuilra, but High Uiw In the light, coiuUlrnt drlrrle last t.M a m 7.37 a.fit. evening he aeld, "I aura hope It 1:33 p in. 1:11 p m. doean't rain. We operate a lot Saturday, Orl. 13 their victory airing going. Mary­ better In dry weather." CUHAL GABLES, Fla. —*11* i 3:23 a m. 8:29 a.m. The Seminole defenalte march­ worry of Ihe L'nlveraity of Miami land, which ha* bowed only ou.o 2:49 p.m. u:U p.m ing will be seriously handicapped Hurricane coaching ataff thl* In four game* to Miami, will be Sunday. Oct. 14 with th* Iota of Ihree starter* rt—• week la whether or not Univerilly Ihe underdog but an extremely 3:12 a m. 9:23 a m. dangeroua one. klaryland’* many injured to Injuriea. Jack StuUky 1* at ill if 3:42 pm. 9:38 p.m. _ BY B. HUGH ANSI,ST Coach Andy Giutafun haa been out with a log injury -.n .uuy player* will be ready to nm at The superlative ret nome l>jr the Chief* Club to the deeperat* not be back for many more day* lop apeed thla week. All fall, the tending hla Hurrlrane* through • "•**** °^ l™ 8 .nlnole High Srhiml Hthlelic urogram waan't an Help* l- lo corin’. Bob Juhnion la dcllnltc- Terp* have been without the xer- (heir moit rxiemive training T'-’* nreV'n-’-H* ••lit Of. Into •d. The adoption of Ihe Junior high school football project by lit* club |a an aaceiieni ■vampt* ot a progressive nrganlaalinn, Usually It b out with a broken finger, and vice* of key men hut Maryland week alnce the campaign opened, the Saturday night lilt in LongRonnie Ullea, who played an out­ aeouta amrted when they were which la clear Indlratlnn that he wool ui.ticr.lug oy more Utan a take* month* to get the ball rolling in the tight direction. The critical analysis of the Individual grlders of the Hanford standing dofenaive gam* but waa in Miami last Friday, that tuc la looking ahead to ore of Mi­ touchdown, but Payne'* predic­ Seminole* will be divided Into three sections; the firat will conalder unable to attempt the extra point outlook waa (hat Ihe injure*l men ami'* toughest game* of the tion of an upset even with hit -the end* and the tackle*, th* second the gard* and th* center*, and attampt* due to a leg Injury, re- will he back In action agalnat Mi­ year. Gua had thla lo *ay about long Injury list Indicates that he -the third will ron*lder the hack*. Maryland: "They're going to be has something up Ids alecvc. injured hit leg during the game ami. If on# took all the time that all th* end* had played before thl* and hat been on the aldelinex hard lo rnovn through. We'll have Maryland, with a 3H pound line, aeaaon, and tolltd It all togtther into on# big »um of playing lime, it ha* grrat defenaive skill. Only Ihe lo ahow a far greater offensive • would not total to more than three game* of npvrlrnce. A* th# In* ever alnce. All wild amt domestic animals "Wa ar# acrioualy handicapped fart that the offense ha* been than we've ahown to date to be J realisation proceed* into the lark* of the*# toys. It heromea Inrreal* can itand air shipment at about , Ingly more appairnt that a junior high school football project I* In by having only one quarterhara shacklrd by injuriea and other able to acorr." order If the Seminole* arr not tn bo outgrown by their preaent com* wllh enough etperience In run cause*, ha* »rnt the Terp* Into Guatafaon rale* M a ry I a n d, 8,600 fret. Pressurized rahlns l 11Ion, Such thing* a* *prrd, rooidlnailoti, foot 1*11 »*n*e, aggir-s- with tho varsity," Fleming said a luting spiral. Even ax stout a though beaten, one of the tough­ are needrd above that altitude. ». and the winning altitude ai* thing* lhal air developed with «■*• thla morning. “ Stanley will have defense a* the mighty Terp* have ed and moit rugged foe* on the , parlanc* and eaperltnre only, to carry all- Ihe lairdrn lor the to offer, can't slave off the op­ 1J36 University of Miami acheJuhnny Williams, the Seminole* mo«l ouUlunding and ha* liad nu o/fenme railing, ami wllh the position for 60 minute*. dule. N ew ell IV S on valion ! . prrvioui game experience at *11. He rama out for football la*t year serinua waakneaa in Ihe rirh-me If the Hurricane! car whip the Miaml't line In* thu* far held Terp*. they no doubt wilt move < and broke hi* knee. William* la a tall fellow ha* excellent he'll have tn perform thm. trw. the opposition to 3.27 yard* per Into the spotlight a* one of tho I hand* lot a paaa receiver, but he'* ilnw nod pooiiy coordinated. Had , William* bean In a football uniform five year* ago hi* speed would If anything happen* lo Stanley, running play but thl* could be nation’ * great* of 1936. YOURS ONLY FROM * ptaably be double what It now |*. He III;** th* gam* of football, and we'll really be In bad ahape." a hit misleading. The South Caro­ The defensive unit will be com- lina Mil ehib didn't eel the b*R > he'e oulaUndlng becaui* he ha* th* d«*ire nrretiary to overcome his ' handicap. Ihl* l* alto the reaton ho'a hard te tackle when h# reeelvri prtaed of Murray Nance at lert In fav'urabl* territory too much of ! Bub Little U another with nu gam* eaperienre. He didn't Urea* end, Bill Tyre at left tackle, * out far football until he wm a Junior. Litti* uaa puor receiving hanus, Fred Behrena at left guard. Vir­ Ihe lime and ao could not cotn« t and from hi* lark of eaperienre hr lark* good football *en*e. He'* gil (irocey at right guard, Mere­ up with the type of ploys which Herixantal Consol#* wllh not »lrong enough to play OuUlunding defense, and hr'* ra*ily block* dith Kcntl at right tackle, and do go for *l»e»btr enltv- while Bo*lon Colege wa* primarily a ed out. But he Inn fair speed and U a good downllald Idoeker, Idltlr la a iirlin* example of uniraliird intentlal, it*'* a bright Ixiy, and 11“ Tom Brown at right end. Line­ passing team and did not do much The (’ room* Ac*d*my Panth­ d the he had th* proper training lio ho would no douU be uf groat service In backer* will be AI Stanley, running. er*. full of deception and spark, tb* Seminulut.. lie'* progieislnir rapidly . J lirogie*»lng rap . a* he pl-ki up more etpri Brantley Schlrard. and F.ddir Maryland will be tougher. It worked out thla afternoon In lance, nl*_ _!__llng blocking I* U grlting MU lo t'.rr every da/ hut thl* *hotild llarbou*. Safety men Phil lljrrd .. and1 I_~ ha* at fullback 203 pound Tom Se- w-hal head mentor Jo# Fair call­ and Jo# Ruaat. bar* been In progr*** four year* ugo. Claude lllttell la out for football lor the firat time tnl* year, llu "Our offrna# ahould look a lot lep, called by many th# k-eit line ed ■ gamble exerclie. "We de»l», tor inner, .a amir in game trntr mid alow reacting, llr'e nut (and* heller." Fleming eorrted." and plunger In the Atlantic Confer­ perately need the wort If we're Bar with tba aggreatlon of Ihe gridiron aa yet and doean't hava a we will play a Tint half bail game ence. If John McVirker ia able to going to tipael Northwestern of vicious game nature, lie * a big Imy, though, he'* willing, and he tonight. atari at Irfl halfback, the llurrt- Miami." he laid, "and we're ha* good receiving hand*. With enough experience hr ahould **a>un canri will have another poiilbla ■ambling on no inlurlei at thl* Coach Fleming again draw at­ Allen Swain t* out fur football for thr firat lime thi* year. He'* Atl-conference bark lo rontrnd a Sophomore, he'* small, but he'* lough. Swain Uni maturo and tention to the handicap the Semi- wllh. He wai hurt In the Kyra- late date In an a"*mnt to e*>t in the vital last minute exper­ itrvng enough lor outstanding play Ihil year, and CODIMUefltly he'* note* mud labor under tonight. not a good Murker. He’* abort oil eprt-d, taut hr ha* gnod drain-. lie** "I aald we woild have no excuse* cute game and ha* not been able ience." Crooma lake* on the power of •bowing well alefeitiivaly, and will probably gruw Into an outstanding for not beating Bollea tonight, to play sinre at ffiMe* Mods*! Thl* game will draw the big­ Florida'* colored high achool Gerald Jon** la out fur football lor th* Ilr*t time, lit'* nm and I mean it. Rut | want the traenned, h*'* alow In *| ir<l and In reartlon, he** wrak on blocking, fan* to bear our mlurlet In mind gest crowd <d the year lo dale football tomorrow night In Me­ lack* football e*n«r, and turn* lu a fair performance on d*f*n>*. when they watch ui win tonight, Morr than 30,(WO are expected In morial Stadium In whxl well nn*'* another example of n May who -houltl hate die*«e<l out for the then they'll l>- unite aivxr** *t-^» the Grange Bowl Friday night to could be the highlight uf the gridiron yea-* lieforr now. Hr hu* a nlt-r pair of liund*. and, (-veil inougu nr u n hophomorr, he'd t o in demanil if hr hail a couple the leant I* tlill very much •live," ►ee If the Hurricane* can keep Croom* Academy season, nartleularly If Fair'* hopes for an lie terarly remarked. of year* rxperiener under hi* toll. Itleliard I'hagan I* another Sophomore with no experience In The probable starting lineup pound*. Sophomore, No. 32. C— upset are reallied. "The wbolo team knew that football II*'* a big boy: 1*0 pound*, but without experience he'* for the Bolle* Military Academy Trd Quanta, 170 pounds. Senior, ■low a'foot end a pour ivciever. II* ha* *mall hand*, but I* pietty Cadet*: K- John McDonald, 163 No. 38. Qll—Joe Vigil. 170 po'inds, we'd have In play a superior fair defensively. Hr doroi't understand football yet, and hr ha* to poundi. Junior, No. ig, tharle* Senior, No. 21. IIB—Paul Roberta, brand of ball If wrr were to make overcome llmt handicap l-.-fuir hr will blumum. duly experience will Mabry, 1IT. pound*. Senior. No. I6> pound*. Junior, No. 31; Er- the Rig # Conference, and that'* The tame *tory l* repealed in the tackle |io*itlon, Meredith Scut 19. T— Bill Hailey, ojo p,Hind*. exactly what we intend to do." I* the mutt *ea*oned player. Hr liav one year of eiiteilenre, and i* Senior, No. 13; naym„nd Landla. hcai Del Hlo. 133 pound*, Senior. Fair said. No. II. FR-lliyward Ball. 113 la the nuot leatonnl plater. Hi ha* only one year of *x|wrirncp and Game lime is tomorrow night ( 'f i r m - i n a n i l Z .o ir tliat wa> nioilly defensive wuik. Consequently hr m i weak in block* 1*0 pound*, Senior, No 4] G— poundi, Senior. No. 33. lit,i- iiiti. v-ii. f ' Don't1 Game lime I* ■ o'clock tonight at 8 o'clock tn Memorial Sta­ trig early thla year, HI* weaken point lx lllll blocking, but again Ronnie Langley, iw ,K,undi.' Sen' artlla for an old-atvl# dium. AS; Leslie English, 163 tn Memurial Stadium. hr'* Inipioving with experience. Hr ha* fair •tired, but ha* lo-rn hin­ 'w* **t with a *|vak#r on dered by a leg injury mint of the season. lie'* imallrr than moat of tit* aid#. the tackle* ho'a opposing, but he'* tough, ha* good drtlrr, and I* im­ proving. Bill Tyre hat onr )rar JV experience. He bat all the physical ONLY 19S7 PHILCO TV N O T IC E O F P U B L IC H E A R IN G qualifications for a good player. Along with hit good alt# it good tpeed. nut ho'a poor defrn*ive|y torautr he lack* aggrraaion. He waa OIVIS Y O U ... a wank bloekar at th# beginning of Ibo year, liul hat ahow-n aiuaxlng The l-'loiiiln .Milk Commission will hold g public hearing at the Hound Out Front in atl Improvement In Ihe la*l two vteek*. tnodrla—Picture# ■* much Angchilt Hotel in Orlando, Florida, at ID A.M., on Thura., Oct. 18, Don darter la a big toy with no oxperience. He'a aacredlngly a* tO'o brighter with n*w for Ihe Orlando Milk Marketing A r e a ; Marion 4 Citrus Counties for tne alow on hla feet and In hi* ivuctioii*. llu hatn’t maluied to hi* >i*e, Diamond D I W r Plant — purpose af receiving evidence, testimony itml |iertalnent data relative to and ha won't atay low In tho line, II* Invariably itanda atraight up Automatic Top Touch Tun­ and I* easily blocked out of Ihe play, Thl* I* a common problem tha following considered actions by the Florida 3111k Commission. ing—4-\V*y Itrmot# Control with big boya who ar# ahort on axperimee. HI* all* I* hla greatest *»• — New TV-Phonograph* — 1. He-defining the present nren to more closely conform let, but ha ha* to learn howr to handle himerlf. Ntarthng tww m«at*ry of to the natural milk marketing area In accordance with Charles I'enre la an enigma, lie ha* only JV experience, h«'a Highl and Hound! alow and lark* aggia«*len. Ill* main fault I* lark of aidllty to react Chapter G01, Florida Statutes, 1H5S. and lark of aggression. But when hr wat ahiftrd to renter, he waa 2. Sus|>ension of price controls for dslry products other one Of the outatandlng Mocker* In the line. than Class I Fluid Milk. Tom Brown ha* no prrvioui experience. He therefor* doesn't un­ MOOtl 4104. gHOWM ••'Wt derstand offema and la weak In that department But ha ha* desire 8. Suspension of prlca controls c\cepl at the produce** and drive, lie ha* good rear,tun, and hi* aggir**iun make* him a levti. good drfeniitu man . Hit fair apeed and good mtntuatrrability 4. Cost of production of milk in the above named milk mar­ show* up well in holing in th* uppoiltion. keting area. Surely It la evident that experience la the lack of tha Sanford Seminolra. Rum* of the** boya nrobobly wouldn't lie outatandlng 8. Reclassification of milk. av«n If they did hava • lot of experience behind them. But that’* com­ 6. Establishment of milk standards - minimum o f 4^e butterpletely unknown. There hain't been a tranafer with elementary trainfat content for all Class 1 Fluid Milk sold for human Ing <-* ronrpetlUva sports, however, that baa fa Had to ntaka tba team at 8118. consumption. lhai placai and Urn* whan coordination, apeod. and confidence are Tha public la Invited to attend, aaqulrwl ia la tha formative year* when boya ret pond rapidly to rigFLORIDA MILK COMMISSION oroo* extrrla*. Imagine, 11 you will, th# good material described abor* with three or fear year* #xp*rienc*r behind them. Sanford alwaya Col. Dexter Lowry Cor. lot. and Sanford Are. tuma out Its ahar* of good player*, but wa hava never given tbam Chairman niuNt: 4ii tha background to win a championship, e Head coach Bill Woodruff will pring bii Bolin Military Acade­ my Cadeta to Memorial Stadium for ihe annual KJwanis Bancfll game, and will go into (he game one touchdown fov^rite nyerlhe ? ' Critical A n a ly sis Of SHS Ends Tackles JOHN WILLIAMS Right End—163 I’ounda Senior Terps Injured W ill Be Back In Action Titusville Tides Lyman's Offensive Formation May 8e Changed For Game Lyman* head mentor Jim Payne hinted today that there msv to r*tD"*i rt’* '* * - •*• offrn«lvc formation foi Saturday night’* lilt wltn thr ,< .ct-xui.-r Eagle JV*. According to Payne, hla completely vacated fullback •pot has really rocked the Grey­ hound* hack on their heel*. Prior lo thl* »M«#n **■« Oe*-**. hounds have nm from Ihe SlngleWmg formation, an o'fryise tnat rctlr* on po»'*r 'nr yardage. At the beg|nni"» r>* *<— *•*-«- - " S Lyman facing the first year aa an Indrpendenl, Payne stated that he had good enough material to make the change to the faater Spllt-T formation. With hla elaasleat runner on the bench with a broken leg, he'a not so sure now. "Radical change* are terrible on Ihe boya,” Payne aaid thl* morning, “ but we're really tuffering from Injuriea and we're not about to let thla game flip by us." He said he didn't knuur whether he would operato entire­ ly from the Slngle-WIng or not. and he didn't atate definitely If he would even run from the tra­ ditional formality. There'* a lot of speculation go­ ing on about Ihe secret workout* the boy* are getting. The DoubleWing la aomewhal a croaa be­ tween the Split-T and the SingleMing. Rut Payne stated, "I atill think the Single-Wing Is the *-*#*• ronslslent formation In football If ihe boy* are rugged enough.'* GAINESVILLE — Speed lo match speed la the luality being •ought by University of Florida’ s football Coach Bob Woodcuff this ] week, at Ihe Gators prepare to meet Rice on Florida Field. "The Owls are not a big team, but Rice haa more speed than any team we have ola*e-< D*'* •ravon," commented Coaeh Wood­ ruff. 'They arc very dangeroua oa the long run and pass, and they run a lot of aweeo*. TM* cre«*e* g different problem for u* and . we will change our paraonncl around tome." Woodruff explained that the personnel change* land he nref«-. red not to merlinn name* yet, would 1 be a matter of -eler ing the fastest men available. Speed, ha explained, would bo rert’gniicd ahead of hloeking, tor example, provided the man who Ls lha best blocker Is not fast enough to keep up with auch| •peed merchant* at Quarterback Frank Ryan. Ryan la rated by Woodruff *« not only a auperlatlve paaaer but a very dangerous runner on the option. "He (Ryan) .boose* to run about half th# tlmo after fading back and faking a pass/' Woodruff reports. The Florida coaching staff knowa pretty well who are the faster plavera on ihe team but I would prefer thla to b# a suf*prise to Coach Jess Neely and the Owls. If they looted back through re­ cords of recant h'ab •eho-*1 *il*r. ers in their own Stale of Texa^ Coach Neely and hi* stafi would find there are soma pretty fast young men from Texas on th* Florida team who could figure la week. j the outcome of tho game thla* week. They include Halfback John Symank, thl* week'a alternata captain and a senior from Cald­ well. T*i . who was a F**i,'*» -ilteg* All-American at Arlington, J. C. Other Texan* performing at Florida are End Jim Yeata, regu­ lar from Corpus Christ!, Center Joel Wahlberg, Corpus Christ!,, Halfback Billy Booker, Albany, Halfback Dave Fannin. Corpua Chrtati, and Halfback Don Deal, Corpua Chrtati. C Panthers Undergo Gam ble Exercise This Afternoon PHILCO WITH — SOUND OUT FRONT Fully Automatic ROUND OR TABU TOP * iw ak, U n i s * a.uwesk TM*#ms*#s MaWSeSa* VMWens TiMiwawas *1 A* Tla*#* * Nm *-W«## Catod* H aeK f IMS •im a*ilM AsikW et He* Waw* ew n #*w *S *~ 4 -T u ag * t o M CwmlM M a m» fM*A m m o t» WsATIA MATIN PON A M W 9 1 UNIT , . u w n n w '. $2.75 A Week WINN TV ■#»««' t i Sanford E lac trie Co. ’ • H I MAGNOLIA A V I . PH0 N1 441 �4 Additional Church N otices FIRST BAPTIST CBVRCR Enterprise Park Ave. at 6th St. (A Southern Baptlit Cburrh) W. p. Brook*. It., Partor Fred B Flihor, Aitociat# Pastor Kirby Roger*. Mu»ic Director Mr*. Marvin Milam—OrgiaUt Early morning worship 1:43 A. 31. Sunday School 1:43 A. M. Morning Worthip 11:00 A. 31. Training Union . :1S P. M. Evening Worthip 7:10 P. M. Wednesday Prayer S*r 7:30 P. M. NURSERY AT ALL SERVICES WELCOME By BILRN SNODGIAAS The EnttrrrUe P-TA E»«xa1tlve Oetrd will mrtt Turws). Oct. 9 It 3:16 p.m. In the ichool library. All m#mb#rt at* urged to attend. Mr*. Bawrom Carlton, IM.A. Halluwrrn ramlral chairman, met with the parent* at the Enterptiie tchoul to make ptam tor the carinlval which will be held Oct. 31. Final plan* will be an­ THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH nounced at a later date. ON THE HILL Attending the P.T.A. School of (CONGBEOATfONAl.l plnecieit turner 14th St. and Park Ave. Inatructlon at thr School in Sanford Wednesday J. Bernard Root, Minuter wete Mr*. Haney l) mn, Mr*. Fred En*mlnger, Aitoclate K. C. Ung and Mr*. Dick June*. Sunday School 1:43 a. m. The 4-11 Boy* Club hell ita Tier* are cla**ei for all age* firat meeting in th, .hum .m i- *ml m«n> *«lult» would appre auditorium Tuftdiy. Oct. 9. *t elate the mature dltcuulon in Dr. Eniminger'* clan. 1:60 p.m. Morninj worthip ... . 11 Ur. Rueben Alley, Mr*. Raechel Sermon: “ Whit Shill I Do With Alley of DeBary and J. V. P.l-h- Chritt? ard* and L. O. Ilayman of En- The Pilgrim Fellow ihip meet* at terpriie and Mr*. D»l*y Gunn ,7.-34 p m. are attending the astronomy clan** at Stetwn University, be­ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ginning Monday night. Mre. Ber­ 1607 Sanford A*r. tha Hardin and Wise Hardin plan Perry I.. Stone .Minister Telephone 1116 to Join them neat week. Profeuor L. O. Ilayman anSunday School, 0:46 «.m. A* pounce* the total enrollment of dull lettun, ‘'Ten lute* of Life" the Enterprise school at the end (E*. 20:1-31), of th* firet month 19-1. New etudMorning Worthip, 1|:00 o'clock . enta enrolled during that time with special mu»ic, Communion ' were Ilrenda Gay# Reach. John preaching. In observance of the Tatum III, Ralph Edward Mfcrir Week of th* Mlniitry th* paitor Jr., Klaln# Wilbur. Lawrence Nil will .peak on "Holding Up the bur, John N*l»on SlhUnld. Kut- Minister'* Hand*-" Th* nutaery hrryn L SlhbolI. J#ro'‘ ” «> d |„ t|„. allnea will be open. Rlbold. Dale Edward IUrt>*'. rhrl.tUn Youth Fellowship Martha J»an Parrlih. Thouia* ..... Ray Vaught, and EIL*b*th Jane ' P * ,. Vaught Evening Starship, 7:30. AlienAttending th* church training » « • '*• school this week In Del.and at*. »• , Mr*. Ida Padg*tt, Mr*. Alma Sl"* **' **?; ^, ne Goodwin, Mr-. Louise Wilton. * '» P " " h «« “ wn on. on f. '"th e Mr. and Mr*. John Arge.lr.ger P * * ‘ n* '* “ b' ' * , and children l.ft Tu.wJ.y for Th. public I. Invited. NewKau Gatlle. where Mr. Argeilng-rorVV*'l ^ ,v y , winter cr will be employed in the local . radio italion, after having been «ny other, wilhou a loealehureh hous# gue*ta of Mra. Ann. Glm. hom' *V* *T “ T V, and 31l»* Doris Faher for several■ corn*. The church I* trying to live up to th* alogan "Where You A-# day*. * 31r*. MatguaHte Harrison of Never a Stranger Rut Once." Orlando ipent Wednetday with SANFOHII SEVENTH-DAY her lister 31r». H. R. lll*r* and ADVENTIST CHURCH family. Seventh St. and Elm Ate. Clearenc* Koont of Dallas Tea Pastor A. C. 31cClnr# visited hi* cousin, Mr*. Louise Satuiday Sabbath School Wilson Tuesday, lli.lO ant. Mr. and Mra. J. V. Richard* Worthip Service tt am returned from an eitended vi*ll Wednesday Prayer 3le*llng with friend* ind relative* In Washington. D. C., New York City, 7:30 p.m. ind White Plain*, N. Y. They re' pur a wonderful trip. For a new twist to a sandwich, Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Dunn and try mixing pitted fanned black family ipent the week end in Tim- cherrie* and a little of their Juice pa and Floral City. While In with cream ch*e*e l>*fore you Tampa Mr. and Mr*. Dunn ■*' spread II on th* bread. tandad the Tampa College alum nl meeting *n.i banquet. Keep your coffee pot »* minvl Th# woman’* Auxllllary o ' th* All Saint* Eptscopil church held clean, not ju*t rimed; >*dlment .n* pui u.iecli It* regular meeting Wwlneolay afternoon at the Parish hoi**, flavor of coffee. with Mr*. Arthur Willgoose, pre•bllng. The meeting was mwned Edwin French were appointed by with a prayer led by the Chair- the president to *#ne for on* man of Christian Elucatlon, Mrs- year with W. F. flabler. JunAlonio McAlley. icrWarden, and William Following th* regular order of t’anaday, vestryman, on a com burin*** plana were mad* for mitt** for policy and malntenanea Sunday afternoon, Oct. 21, from f»r the new Parish Hall. Tea was served at a beautifully 3 to 6 p.m. to honor th* new lireter In charge and hi. wife, Mr, appointed table, Th* ronimltle* and Mr*. William Anthony, who serving 31r*. Robert I.*#*, will come to th* Parish fiom Mra. Henry Wood and Mr*. Ed Rulharfordton, N. C. win French, Sirs. Robert Elmer* Thl* affair will be under the nnd Mr*. Slarjori* Lambert, direction of tho *o<l#l chairman, poured. Mre. Robert I. Elm*rs and her committee. RwerraUom were Ola* Ukan for th* Fall Deanery muting to be held In St. Paul’* Church. N'aw Smyrna Bc»rh <m Oct. 34 el 10 a.m. Wa W rit* 8-Month r o llc ln A gift of i ll church hymnal* On AutomobilM. from Sir, and Sir*. Edward B. Ailing Orange City to b* used *t Our raien romparahle with the meellng of the auxiliary *»* tha leading independent announced by Mrs. Louise F. rompnnlea o fferln f 8-month St. Amind. Mr*. Carl Smarting *nd Sire. pollcle* to preferred rlaka. •tt*5i<o{ultft- Quifci I lake M ary THE SANFORD HERALD Frl., Oct- 12, 1956, Page 7 Food Sense - N ot Nonsense S jr By VIRGINIA J*. ANDERSON Mr. and Mr*. Jack Noble, of Sanford atv anRsuneing the birth uf a daughter. g> the Orlando Air Furr# Hospital. Oet. 2. The No­ ble* are former residents of Lake Mary. 3lr, an) Mr*, t'harle. Ilraeht returned WrJlte-dav after a sum­ mer spent in Fenton, Mich. F. I>. Andei-on Jr. of Tampa wa# the truest of hi* parents, Mr. and Ms* P. D. Anderson. Wednes­ day and Thursdav. 3lr. and Mr*. P. L. Its*-«ll t* turned to Lake Mary Ftldav af­ V ter spending the summer in North and South Carolina, Dr. Charlotte Scott of PhiladelOii the Sur/Mt~ltfs it Trcatun pbia, p.-nna, has lo-en visiting * - *>irents. Mr. an.! Mr., A. N Anoth-r tnoaure uncovered b> contain starch — *uch ly »nScott, science which ha* proved effec­ rirhsd biesJ. ccical*. or enToloci 3lU* Dorothy Lee is recuper­ tive in substantially reducing — have not bc.-n a dental threat, tooth *lcCa) it not on* to be however, tlnce the action of bac­ ating at home, following a viru* brushetl avdi. Thl* trcaiure — teria en these fosnt* l» *o »1ow infeel Ion which ho-pitalisrd her with a name that i» a ruouthful. that saliva tan ea*i!y neutralire Ihe first few- dt>* o f he, student too — is sodium laurnyl sarvotin- anv acid* which at* formed. Usetraining at Oratn-e 3|rniorl,.! ate, a "miracle drug." It* action tori* iiri-il direction in attacking Hospital in Orlando. takes place on tooth surface-, and troth enamel — lupport from whnt added to a dentifrice, ll per­ ruhstance* called enxyme*. Hv Mr. and Mrs J k Urower and form* equally well whether teeth •lowini; slown the iffectivencs* of children. Nancy and Ken of West are brushed In the looming and 1-niymra with this pew "miracle Paint Reach, wire the guests of evening only or after each meal. slruiT.” acid* are prevented from l-.e# parents, Mr. and Mrs. p. D. These results revealed by n two- altrckltig enamel. Anderson, this past weekend. year research .imjcet have re­ “ Digging" beneath tho surface, Mr*. K. 31. Y'orntg h»* accepted cently been publishes! by Dr. I. d e n t a l scientist* continue to em­ S. Fosdick of Northwestern Uni­ phasise, however, that good nu­ employment In the office o f Semi­ versity. Y'oung intuit* in lruu»try trition — th# real treasure — I* nole Memorial Hospital, beginn­ and studsnt* at tbn* different basic to the formation of strong, ing her new dutle* there last univmUlet hid eo-operaled to healthy t eth. A varied diet which week. t-sl the effectivenr** of the new include* rnrlchesl bread and cer­ eals. milk, meal, fruit* and vege­ Mr. and Mr*. Stewart Itaker product. Rebind this research I* the be­ table* !• Important for everyone, and two chltdien are attain in ll- f that slecay ts caused by adds but particularly »o for the preg­ lake Marv, having recently mov­ wt-Uh attack the surface enamel nant woman and the growing ed into the William Trite house. of teeth. There acid* are pro- child. With n legacy of good nu­ During a former tour «>f duty r.t dusiil rapisllv when bacteria act trition aa a starter, care of tooth NAR. Sanford, the Itaker, lived on food* with a high sugar con- surface* assume* It* place In * 1 *-“*1th. t•r- C-s'-nl*edrrs'e f-rMs whlctr s-.-sl.st. In ' la 1-ak* 3tary anil their many fr'e-d* will welcome their re tiYra, 1 The P.T.A. will sponsor a Foul TALLAHASSEE—Nonf arm cm ti vi manufacturing, mining Sale. Sa'urdav, Del. t*l a! noon « ploymenl thowed a J.ton gain in 3D * Urn*. In front o f the l'n«1 O 'f! e. > U* u » that ttrttlliini I* In writer fee projrtllMg Him tutors the meellng opens. I list's lb* irtrel of a *iwl imeeih shuwlni. Films Give V ariety to Club Program s klany club* and organltaiioru nave heard itmr flrtt "meeting come to order' lor tha reason, and program chairmen ire looking for good mater:*!. That'i why we feel it * a good time to talk about the va»t fund of program material that'* cur­ rently available in profe«*ionallymade moviei—and al price* well within the budget of even the imallcrt club group. We think you'll be pleasantly unpriced to learn that lt'« ponible to provide an Inter citing program for at small ■ ttntal tee at 11.73 to 13 per film! Movie* ate really hard to brat a* program material. For they not only otter flna fare for a liny price, but present a wid« enough choice of lubject matter to lit any lypt of program you may be planning General mtereit. pure enter­ tainment. sprclal Interett, educa­ tional—dramatic or documentary —you can have what you want itrielly o la cartel If your* li a literary group, look Into the clas­ sic* of literature available on film A 3Iother»' Club and the ParentTeacher* Association will bo in­ terested in illms on child car* and development. The garden club will be pleased Ki'.h films on flower growing and arrangement. An Intcrnallonally-inmdid group would probably ho attracted by Dims about distant land* nr per­ haps a visit to the United Nations. For farm group*, a film program devoted to sped fir agricultural rioblcmt might well be your besi choice. If you're not familiar with the sourer* from which rental* n iv be made. Just go to (he public library (or information In some cases, you'll tlnd that tho library itself hat a film-rental depart­ ment. If not, you w ill be given a direct Iced to a convenient source. You might also like to know trial the Government Fuming Oflue publishes a liltle fifty-enu hand­ book, called “ A Directory of 3.69? Iflmm Film Libraries " If you or­ der a copy, you'll discover an extensive list of film sources in your area—including your state Him library—along with a descuptlon of th# type of film carried by ra.'h source. So we say, never underestimate the power of a movie—It may turn out to be tho brat program material your dub ever lud! —John tan Guilder Nonfarm Workers Show Big Gain SINOR Romuto O'Farrill. of Mexico City, Mexico, prriblent n* the (tlrcctlrg committee of tho Pan American Highway Cong;c*«, addreur* the opening *es> «mn of th# greup at the Pan American Union Building in Waihlngton. (InttnutionalJ Legal Notice i:i.i:t * T io x r u iM i.x w x t i ii x L'sster s n j t,jr s l r i u * u t « u t b » f lt f la me v •*(*•! s , l u p i r n ( in e c i t y sit iU siitu ril. KI --»Id s. I tiers t-r c a ll • WuuI , tn a l li e n r r s t K le c ilo e to t-e lit id tlir.iu c h s s u i the C l t r o f Mantu rd n u i i .t e . on Ole ( t h il s v o f K o i u n t i i r , 1 st* , fo r e le c tiu n ,1 tw o I ' l l r t :e ia u ils ,lo n e r , fo r t e r m , u f ■■(flee o f th re e ,e « t s e * ,h s n * one fo r t e n e s p lr ln a t)e.-«,o uer I t , m? ham ,)is-ll->n shstl t>e held lh* <lir Util la ,sid 1‘lty at nsnforO. V lo r ia * . la ,« « ( g ii> iiir lo th e 1, 1- ,T 1 --r-Jliien.es relsllsa to el- tl.ms now- In fnres- In SSi|| (*fty. T h e i-.-M, n t i l I . , open n t T <•« o'ebw lt n m , P e e le r n a in tid e riJ T ln ie . sn-t mil .lose st 7i«* o'clock pm sin ssl* lis t s , I h e re b y ap p o int X lr , r K. Il- n trn llla t an d K ln v il A P a lm e r ns r is r k ,. and V lr* P s lp h A u stin .‘Smith fa m e * it i l i r l . t l 1. P e r k in * Jr N e w to n J K le n * lf i,m . P l l f f VI A b le , n n ij VV, l l u s * tlu n ra n . * * In sp e c trire n f **M e le c llo n in v v iT N i :a a w i m n n o r . i h*v* hrretinm net my hand a* Vlsvor nf ihe I'llv nf Ksnf.tr-1. Vlnfld*. and August a* Ihe Florida economy At MS.03 the average wrekb have esuird to be nffltn-t hereto I P s .evl of *s1d 111* on this th# . -i manufaclurtn^ work­ JO, begoft It* seasonal upsweep, re­ r*t lUr of October. IH«. ports In lit*trlal t'ommiuion er* ner# up W6J above August ih K Vt.l __ r n a i'O T T Chairman Jam** T. Vocell#. of last year. Non metallic mining A s V tsvn r of Ih e C it y a t At 9ll.nM, «-mplu>mcnt *lood at worker* gilnrd fldti tu 474 13. asntenl. Ktorlda j 3 jht rent nr 47,too above Aug- un-l ctrrtrir and ga* utility work­ A tte st) II N. avVKIl ers' pay wa* up 11.00 a wrek ii*l uf lari year C u e P ls r k Al the same time unemplm ■ ment was d«w-w I nun from .lolv to an i-*timati'il .Y1.90U. which w*i SPECIAL 9 1 ps-r ci-nl IwT'.i lb'- 19 t V eilimalr uf Aiigu»l ?0M T n Ih e f ir s t l r n la d ie s w h n r a t l In th l# w e e k > • w il l g iv e August employ ineut gain* m-a f i l l . " S ir N \ T D H A I . " p e rm a n e n t f o r 9 1 3 .1 0 . O n ly T e n w lQ be g iv e n at t h is p r ic e . • rimes) In all malor induslry "roup* except service and mantiO C T O B E R S P E C IA L S (ailuring. t'unrirurtlnn slmwed KO TO S T l h i: W A V E H e g . 1 1 3 .0 4 ------ 1 1 4 .4 4 the largest Increase, 3,700. K E A I . I H I I U an d I I O N A T W A V E . R e g . 1 1 3 .3 0 ------ 1 9 .3 0 Avs-rage weekly earning* were It e g . 1 9 .3 0 ------ 1 4 .4 0 alsu up in litre# industry group* 3 Senior Operator*. All proceed* will go tnwai-1 (he Halloween Ca-nlval whts-b the school hold* each year. •*t “ Mehrgtl’n <if iu-r son. Joey's I? " Mrthd-y. Mr,, n. Mine enleidnlned, Friday ,-vi-niiig. Uct, ft. Game, wets- plsvs-1 and Tom­ my Wei lerhntd, D-loret Kii-ch and Itnhnle Lankford holder, <«f (hr lucky member* won flr*t. se­ cond and (bird pi lie,. At a tale b-Mir, th« Vf,,s,n, nevl.lcsl by Mrs. Rob Lankford >rrvrd a vupl>#r of giilted hut dog,, hiked •* -al* I and cold drinks, to Linda Humphrey, Joy W'e-tr'. •i ' ‘ ‘''’ Inena. Ibdotr* Klrveli, Irichar-I Scott, Hobby I ankfold, Robert Norwood, Sunny Hatley phis, Penn, tatumel Sundsy af* >Uid (he honurre, J.^-y V(m«- Ilte Ss <**( of Philails-I patents, Mr. mol Mt*. A. S'. ter *pendtn« * Vacation with her Scott, at Scotland Yard. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 103 H. O ak. D u ** 971 LOOK DAVID MOOIt. 3. tlup* wurrying in Ri- emejd, Calif. lung enough Tor your name in The to #n|ov a hciltlde visit fmm Tnldy. h‘* right-year-old fnx terrier. David* severe asthmatic condition I* being aggravated, arrurtling tn doclorr, by bn concern fur Teddy, tuflcrlng Irom a brain tumor. Th# bov l* drtpcratrlv saving pennlit fur the dog * needed opera­ tion but time is rapidly running nut fur the pet. (fnlerratlonalj SctnfoJut WuhalxL 'W A .T s IT You May Have AFREEGUESTPASS To The Y ES ! FREE PASSES Each Day to the Movfeland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive In and Ritz Theatre READ The Want Ads Y m h u t H# tatoung th* l a c k ? win m t i of free Our Prafcrrad Klsk L U blIlly R a le*: CLASS CLASS 1 2 92,000 Medical n w r iiig S y itM * To Or 114.40 f.10.60 For Farmers CLASS 1 CLASS 2 Ritz Theatres 811.60 128.80 Expense# Re-CirculatesHut InEveryRoomEveiy II Minutes and/or death benefit added for 85.00 Additional Automobile add­ ed at 7 5 % o f above rates. If 5 or more, a discount of 10% to 2 5 % , l*lu» exper­ ience credit o f 5 % to 2 0 % . Can he inntnlleH in yr»ur Preaenl H«mp «»r t h e lltmte j» u lir e planning tn Uuild. CLASS 1 - N o male driver under age 25 CLASS 2 • Single .Male owner or driver under age So foiy To Add CONDITIONING Wonderfully coot entire hom# for price ef "spotcooling" a few room*. In­ stall now, or Uttr. •in Jht 'ttomtL-AIV SYSTIM Thai Mole* Jht Different# Kaeh day the names o f I to 8 people will lie published in the Herald Classified jolumns fo r FREE tickets to the ‘ the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and Ihe Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket—you pay only a small service and tax charge 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 bottom o f the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. 25. No Application To Sifn No Membership Fee To Fly Boyd-Wallace SANFORD TO D AY h iih t Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In Do BAKY FLORIDA HotjUkU i PLU M B IN G 1007 Hanford Ave. Fhone 1111 FIND YOUR NAM E! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! h A. ' �•• no/-! *T».*»P^., • .* : * ' THE SANFORD HERALD Pave 8. Fri., Oct. 12. 1936 Passport to Happiness Impatient Patron Ends Up In Jail By MAYSIK ORIIO © IKJ G olf Htprlulrt ky i»t|p'-l»| Cl A»•'on Hh Iu DiMribiilH tjr King futjct* g)nd*at«. both stopper! (lancing. “ Excure you irkatT" Bruce de­ manded noarsely. Dirk laughed. "Excuse me noth­ ing! Hut this is an Excusc-me dance. Doctor, ur didn’t yuu know T I'm going to claim your partner." Ills voice was mocking, almost in­ solently mocking. “ You're darn well not going to claim my partner." Uruce said roughly. "You claimed my partner once before and got away with IL This time I'm going to keep my partner, swine that you are." Dirk hit him. He hit nub quickly and unexpectedly and expertly. Uruce sprawled on the floor. The music stopped. But alter an agi­ tated motion irum the purser, *t started up again, too loudly. Uruce gut slowly to his tret, his laigc body towering over thr slim­ mer man. "You want to light i " hr asked aggirasivrly. Dirk smugged rad muled. "No, ol course not. I apologise. Un­ doubtedly I was drunk." But the mocking note in his voles was plainly discernible as he added. "I really do apologise, Doctor. I'm aurc you won t want to make an Incident out of thii regrettable af­ fair." Everyone sctmrd to accept the fact that Dirk had been drunk. The Captain shrugged and muttered that "aome fellows couldn't hold their liquor," and added, "especial­ ly if they've been under the weath­ er lor a couple ol daya." Val, of course, knew that Dirk hadn't been drunk. And for the life of her, ahe couldn't underatand just why the attack had been made. Certainly Bruce's words hsd been offensive, but she felt he had been goaded on by the underlying mockrry ot Dirk's voice. And she knew too that much more lay behSnd the Incident Almost Immediately after the In­ cident. Uruce took hci arm vnd walked her out on the deck. “ I should have knocked his block olT, shouldn't I ?" he said savagely. "I would have, but it wuuld have embarrassed the Captain. Be would have hsd to report the incident to the ship's owners, and It might hava reflected on hint.” P/vtin H'efrk Kepttnre.l Nf (WfmhakHI nf Cl IA FT EH II HE MUSIC had started again and Doctor Harridan guided Val onto the dance floor. Ilrr blot eyra milled up at him. "I'm aorry II I aaid anything to upact you Uila a.'trrnuon." hr said prrarntly. ” 1 ua» tiled and on :dge. and we Happened to get onto l subject which," he hraitated briefly, "I'd rather not talk about "I'd rather not ulli about it cither,'* aha murmured, "Couldnl we all )uat forget It 2" "Thera are a o m a things you can t forget, Mias Aliaon," ha anid quietly. 'Hince I’m In niufil tonight. Duetor Harridan, rnuldn t it l« Val ?" lie smiled. Tlien ha added ab. ruptly, in a horrified voice, "Cush, I'm aorry. 1 trod on your toe." Thera was a pauaa Ur wltleh hla large handaoine lata clouded over. “ I'm aorry to bring up the subject again," ne said. "I thought I'd be* gun to git over the—the hurt of Kllecn’i death until thta trip." "Hut there aia lorna thinga In life everyone ii m I forget," ahe •aid. "f'iciiac. Doctor Harridan, you marl lurgrl tear." Her voice broke illghtly. It was almost a plea. lie didn't answer that dlirctly; Be aaid. inalead. "If It'a to ha Val aft duly, my name la Uruia. You enow, Vat," ha * aa .obviouely in­ tending to change the subject, “ I can t tell you how much I'm look­ ing forward to the idea of both ol ua working together at thq hoepltal in Jamaica." It waa aa though he'd picked the word* from ner brain. Her atepa faltered, and again ha trod on her toes, but thia time ahe knew It had been her fault. Then auddrnly he grinned down at her. “I feel gay tonight. I'd like to whirl you around the floor in an old-taahioned waits. I tcel at laat I'va met aomrone who can understand mo and whom 1 can understand. I mran," his glance was both intent and sincere, "that I'va met aorneone whom 1 could really like—or love." A hand tapped him rn the back. "Excuse me. Doctor." Dirk kb* standing bealdt them smiling. They T n tu g M s»u n iiM THE OLD HOME TOW N “I think it was very wise of you to accept his apology," she said slowly, "but,” she paused and drew in a long breath, "do you really think he's a twine?" “Of course." ne said angrily, and theu he added almost like a small U,y. ” But I am s o r r y to have Drought you into this, VsL Ot course it has nothing to do with you." “But you've both made it my business, haven't you? / warded to keep out of it. but you've Dxrd It tonight so mat I can L Every* one will speak of me. think ol me, as the girl two ni'n fought over on the dance flour. It doesn t help ms that the girl you tough! over la dead, that I was merely inci* denial." 8he was fighting to keep from crying. As though he realised Just how ahe tclt, be put one arm about her shoulder and held her gently. “ Dirk and si weren't fighting about any* one in the past. As I told >ou th.* afternoon, as lar aa I’m concerned the past it finished." "How can you expect me to te* liete that Eileen Kcslhcrstone bad nothing to do with whsl happened tonight?" the cried. "If the past is as dead as you ask me to believe, would Dirk have hit you?" "Can f answer that?" "No," she agreed. "But do you care whether It was because of you or Eileon that bs hit me?" She turned her face aside and tried to evade the question. *1 sup* peso all women like to be Sought over for themselves." Ills arm gripped ner ehouldcra more tightly. *1 Uunk you can t« quita sure on that score, Val," ht said soberly. A steward approached thrm and his arm fell from her shoulders abruptly. One ol the pattengcra was ili and wished to see the doc* lor mimediatrly. Uruce nodded and told the steward he would he thrra almost at once. ‘ Hhnll I take you hack I s the dancing, Val?" ha asked quietly. A slight thudJcr ran through her. "N’ a N’o. I couldn't go batk;t l la Uc Conti needy { •*4 fev Else feslu'rt Sisdl alt. SPOKANE. Ha*h. ,F—Thr scene was peaceful. A man sat under the white apron in .lie barber'i chair, his head notding lu the monotonous snip snip of the scis­ sors. The action and dialogue, accord-w ing to police, went about like this. Enter impatient cuitomrr, iden­ tified as Settle I’rarson. 12. Impatient customer: “ I want s haircut and shave." Barber: *Tm sorry. Vou'il hsvr to wait. I don't have any emply chairs." The impatient rudnmer grab* •foring palrun by collar and pull*^ him from Ihe chair. ™ Impatient euitorncr: "Well, you have an empty chair now." The apron falls off formrrly dozing patron, rrvraling off-duty Policeman Lerov (I. Cummins Jr. enmplete with uniform, re­ volver anil handcuffs. I’ alron turner! policeman: "All right, buddy. What's the big Idea” * There Is a scuffle and the im-Q patient eustnmrr run* from Ihe 'hop. but is apprehended by po­ liceman after a short rhate. Final scene: Impatient custo­ mer hooked it police station on disorderly conduct charge and. is Ihe curtain falls, it laken to a cell with the aid of thrrr of-era. Kir Alexander Firming, one of A the discoverers of penicillin, it also the dlsrovrrer of the anti* septic lysofme. The latter antiicptli substance Is found both in the whltrs of egci and m hu­ man tears. One child prodogist who retain­ ed his esrly fame is roneert tinlinist Jascha llcifcti . lie was ac­ claimed by niusical rrilics In his a New York debut at the age of * IT: first player) tbc violin at the age of 3. ........... By STANLEY •W A * r# W A L L FIN IS H Ir o m D U P O N T I f: Ma $ 0 M *T -_ C 6 '£ T ) Cc. CP T V - DRAMATIC „ „ r IMPACT! C k . h’vtj rvtrtn itktvirv News Of Men In Service FORT rOLK. I-*.—First u . Frederick E. Cooper III wh">c parents live at 1702 Magnolia Ave., recently was assigned In ihe First Arawred Division al Fort Polk, I-a. Cooper, an aviator, cntrrrd Ihe Army In January 19M and was last stationed al Fort Ruekrr. Ala. U. S. FORCES. Oermany-Ar my PFC Leroy Tailor, son of Mr. and Mra. John D. Taylor. Route 2, Sanford. Is a shop and utili­ ties specialist In Service Company of thr 11th Airborne Division’s IMth Infantry Regiment In Ocrmany. Heat apricot preserves and orang# juice and use as a pud­ ding sauce. Ur add a little brandy to tha preasrvea and use a* a rake filling. •omn • -*«rt m General Insurance H. JAMES G IT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 II. JAMES GLT 9 OwUt drying- Odsdstl * ItpMlallr sndsd fw dry weR <»'n>tv<ti»n end Nilrod svrfasss a Inithss and reltars >l*an • a u ly w M l w a r*, JAMES R. GUT Aa DON’T Throw Away Your Tire Dolors Recause Your Tires Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIKE Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 103 W. 2nd 38 Years In Sanford 0 Cess sa ter', easy CALI 83 The l.umhrr Number for Sudden Service H ILL Lumber & Supply YAKI) 213 W. Third 31. Sanford, Fla. *3 �~ l 7—BUILDING - REPAIRS TAINTING THIS iWATr WOOLSEY M2-1K W. 2nd St. what you want CL ASSI FI ED ADS Ph. 1821 _____ NEXT WEEK . . . tome late and iliy Uteri HUrling Monday, the Doggie liar i Diner will tic open from II a. m. to 2 a. in. daily an I dose Sunday*. jZpFUMJSAL NOIICE3 KULLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Dad* Day, Week, or Muntn—lei. 1423. Furniture Center — 116 Wes; Fuat St. FREE NAME IMPRINT On Christman Cards During October Lay-A way NOW! POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY 117 S. Magnolia — Phone 36ti AUTOMOTIVE ft-llD.YTS AND .MOTORS N O W ------New 195* Evtnrude Motor* on Sale ALASO -------All 1956 Evinrude* ami a large aclcition of Used Motors, Boats aiul Trailers. Evinrude Sale* A Service HOBSON Sporting Cowls Ml let. HI. Phone 991 1C plywood factory boal, heavy duty trailer and 54 model John­ son l» IIP motor. For $5oo, nr will sell boat A trailer for $275. Ph. I946 M. USED MOTORS Unconditionally Guaranteed 1956 Mercury Mark 55 (Demonstrator) *527 1956 Evinrude 30 III* ......... $300 1955 Evinrude 7'» HP $145 (Perfect I 16 IIP Mercury Cruiser 51») Model Shift $ 90 Mercury Kl, 7‘.a Qd Model Johnson, ftuo -hift. 10 IIP ALL TYPES BOAT TIIAILEIIS Crest liner Aluminum Boat* .ml Fiberglass Boat* from $299 1937 MERCURY MOTORS ARE IN Look f»r the new it cylinder, CO HI* Mercury* enming next Month. W. P. Smith Motor*•Boata-Palnl* G!a>» Phone 1203 1415 S. park __ Trailer. Sale-Rent, Ph. 668-XH. Jt will nay YOU to -eo ii« t*f°rrj you buy. Open Evenings anJ Sunday*. . „ , Eatl»idr Trailer Sale* . PalatLa, FL. » ft ALL ALUMINUM house trailer with «nclo«d eabana. Rlverview Ave P1IOM. 2295-.I. V o lt' SALE- - 37 0 Pacemaker House Trailer. 2 bedroom* A hath. Or will trade equity nn house. L, R. Burroughs. Gen. Del. Lake Monroe. F o r S a le — 28' j’ House trader. 15x8’ tKirlable room, t all 2251R. Park Avenue Trader Park. 4*7’ luggage trailer. Hitch, run­ ning light, tarp., 2 extra 'lies, wheel* and tube*. Turn signals. 1413 T a rk .___ i 3—TRUCKS Phone «20 FLOOft sanding and finishing. Cleaning, Mixing. Strung Semi* note county sinea 1926. II. M. Gleason, Lake Miry MrHANKY-SMITH 1 :—l BAILERS PAINTS ,, • • street aaleaboy*. Ages I to 12. Apply to Mark llrln . The Sanford Herald, after school. F IN A N C IA L 34—INSURANCE 4T-n m nm m « - ■ o w m b ST ••-•OM1B Phone L2UJ U RG E 6-bedroom home. Ideal location for children. Ph. 2533-J. Sofa B«d Matching Chair Coffee Table 9 Step Tahiti 2 Lamps $ 1 7 9 .0 0 • m m , S bedroom home. *6760 Located on Old Orlaado Highway. Ideal ror children, school bu* atop. Call 1332-M, USED BRICK Itm i.R Y A BRIDGES r440 CARUiADS beautiful used San. 1X36-44 Oranga City Spr 45634 brick. Orsnge, red, and aunt black. Bee them at SHERMAN CROSLEY - RENDIX CONCRETE PIPE CO. Sale* and Service HASDAI.L RED-I-M1X CONCRETE Electric Cumpany Window Sill* * Linteli Service— Quality— Satufacnon Septic Tank • Stale Approved I’ll 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 De Rary Sand • Cement Mortir MU Miracle Concrete Co. FAIRBANKS - MORSE P u re p • ? » Elm Ave. Phene 1216 Well Drilling. HOWARD C. M>NG, Phon.- 381 2u7 Kail CONCRETE Commercial Ave. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Block. Sand. Gravel Cement ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Corn-rate Pip* to meet all ment*, Invoices, hand bills, and isllflcitiom. programs, e t c . Progressive trmin Cnncrele Pipe C*. Punting Co. Phone 408 — 403 Out West Uth St. Phase 9889 Wait 13th SC LAKE FRONT New three bedroom house on G O LDEN DAWN Lake Emma. One and half tiled IN TERSPRIN G M ATCH ES* bilhe. Florida room. Lot i l l ’ X 223’. Turn So. one milt at Reg. $49.60 Iria Ira Jr 419 30 Oaktawn Cemetery. Box Springs at Identical Ravings Thu ia a free peat to the MovieHOLLYWOOD BED land Rtde-ln Thtatrc for tne* Irnerapring Mattreta Prttcott. Exp. date Oct. 21. 1*36. Box Spring Headboard (choirs of colon) *49.50 l-eg* Free n ou/ / M BULLDOZING •7—BROKERS and REALTORS TV SPECIAL COMPLETE MODERN INSURANCE Floor landing and finishing. All the NEW KLSDS of fin *nd A Setter Job at a hatter price. rxiualty. Insurance available In Free estimate*. Ph. Collect the best of Companies tt LowOviedo FO-53U4. e*t Rate* to those who qualify Con ml t HA L L INSURANCE For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. AGENCY. 2t>4 8. Pirk Ave., 66S-XR. Itoom special $14 95. Sc* eur new line of floor covering Sanford. Fla. and template home furnishing* Tet Burnett U-MONKY TO LOAN FREE DELIVERY (or PAINTING ECHOU4 BEDDING CO. 2601 Grandview Phone 1952-M. AUTO LOANS Ceenrr 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1232 COST LESS ’ Bad Bamberger" Mfr. ATTIC GOING TO WASTE? Turn­ Open Monday’* til 1:99 p.m. ing It into one or more attrac­ VISIT OUR BALCONY tive room* is easy, Inexpensive, F l o r i d a S t a t e B a n k OF SANFORD let lltll Lumber and Supply Yard help you decide how to make ft serve you. Call 83, The MERCHANDISE - 49-FARM sad GARDDEN Lumber Number, or drop In— 222 W. Third St. 42-ARTICI LS for RENT Mlssionary-Everboerlng S t r a wberry Plants— $130 per hund­ j*1—PIANO SERVICE NOW 8 mm film reolal library red CHI Ray Lord. 1217-W at Wtrboldl't Camera Shop 21*) U I. Sill — Piano Technician S. Park Ave Peat Comport (Dactwelder’a) 40c Phone 1161 Itouir I, Sanford bu. bag. Grapevine Nursery, 43—ARTICLES (or RAI.E GrapeviTlo Ave. Phone 2938. It—HOOFING tad PLUMPING —Faeinry in Too— •9—MACHINERY—TOOLS CE ItA.MIC TILE Aluminum Paul F. Mueller A Sun Ph. t$4 Venetian Blind* Pow er-iw m ar, •elf-propelled, Free estimate Quality work. Enclosed head. S*i-proof bottom S p o r t s m a n *,Toro"-gaii>ltn« rail with piaitic end*. Pintle *r PLUMBING powered reel type. 813. power rayon tapo*. Cotton or nylon Contract ant Repair Work Tbwl*. io In. bench *aw, tilt top cord*. Free Evtlmatr* 1 HP. 9 in. band saw, •* H. P. Sonkarik Glow and Paint Co. It. L. HARVEY motor; bench tender, 1 H. P. Phono 120 All for $125. or sold separately 201 Sanford Avt. Phone 1821 1IMI4 Weal 2nd I t 2312-M or 801 Rosalia Dr. We buy ano tell uied furniture Paying top cash price* for any thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ R EN TALS ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 20S3-W. m\iyr 33T PAINT. *2.50 gal. Sleeping bags, 14—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS C u n tra ilitia anti Itrp s lf enti, blanket*, tarpaulins, Army toot Sanlurd Vvr. Phone 1113 Navy Surplu*. 310 Sanford Ave- WKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths. 114 W. First SL BE SURPRISED at our variety W. J. KING and low- price*. F.M.B. 5e. 19c SEE Seminole Realty fer Desir­ Plunimng Contractor able Home* end Apia. Phone 27. L 25c Slorr. 321 8. Sanford. Kohler Mumblng A Supplies it«*m Electric Water Heater* electric Philco refrigerator, HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front •331 Orlando Dr. Ph. 58 Have apt. vile ga» stove, gas (pare Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Diytona heater. Call at 2*09 8. French Beach. Cat! 2374-W. Plumbing. Krcsky Healing Ave. M. G. HODGES New two bedroom houses, kitchen Service un All Water rumps— 44— APPLIANCES equipped. ISM Washington. Ph Well* Urdicd — I'ump* 443 ur write Jack Flynt. Box FKIG1DAIRE appliances, a t le e Pauli Hoad, Phene f'K) 3*2 Sanford. and service. G. II. High, Ovtodo. Fla. Phone FU 5 3315 or Saatord Pl.UMIIINf* A IIEA1ING 1642-W alter 6 p. a . Septic Tank Installation A Service Furnished garage apt. 2300 MatHeater Service. Archie C. liartouvllle. DUOTHERM space heater and tett, Phone 714.W or 1135. Perfection apartment lire gaa range Roth in good condition. I.AKE FRONT-3 BeJroom un « —SPECIAL- NOTICES _____ furaivhed house, fishing swim Reasonable. See at 2800 Hia­ tiling, m baths, rarportr, 8 watha Ave. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING mile* from Sanford. 8*3. I’bon* Slip Cover* and Drapes This is a free pan In the Prune 2U56-W-3 aflrr 4:10 p.m. STANLEY KULP Lake Drive-In Theatre for Mr*. PHONE 283# J Arthur Will goose DrHary. Exp. Urge furn. apt. 310 Magnolia, dote Oct. 21. 1956 Available now, 8 room hnuv* nn PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Celery Ave. available October All types jnd in n , Installed or Large oil heater, 50 gal. drum. Oth. Phone A. K. Ro«**Utr, "Do Is Yourself." $60. Phone luHl XR. 1317 Doug­ Florist. 212. WE REPAIR V\D SERVICE ina Ave STI NK .MjcIiIiic and Supply Co. • AIR CONDITIONER, I-Ton Krt- Downtialr* apartment. CALL 1240. MJ W. 2nd SC Ph. 92 gldane, tool* with water $73. Apartment, rinse in. 3 room* 133 PHONE 1579 XJ. GATLIN UROtllERS per month. Ill E. Slh SL. Call Draglinu A llulldnrcv Service 2366 nr 1883. Ph. 223? Geneva. 2193 W Sanfurl Uke new Kclvlnator refg. an I elect, range Must cell by Sun 3-ROOM8, Adult*, fit 1 Paik, ORLANDO Sent in f Star, Call day, 1401 Magnolia, Ralph Ray, 3150. FURN. 9 room home k bath. Ph. 15—BUILDING MATERIAL* 239-W,____ 2115 8 Pint 6-nHim garage apartment > room kitchenett* apt. Adults, nn pets. Pn. 224. Desirable furn garage apt. 432 W. TIRED o f th t tam e old th in g T See the tparlcm* new laaiefully different home* In —, — South I'inecrest Sanfott Grove Manors Sanforv Valencia Villai DeLam IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Ideally Situated Luxuriously I’ ltnned Moderately Price! 3 and 4 Bedroom liomri with 1 and 2 hatha aituated on large, artistically land *a ited lot*. Paved street* and all other city conveniences make these colonies of owner-occupied homea truly delightful places to live. Designed, Built nnd Hold ODHAM iV u D O R Inc, Builders of Etna Hume* Fer Florida Living h a le s o f f ic e 2621 8. French Avenue Then* 2100 and 3910 Thi* i* a free pas* to the Rita Theatre for Yvonne Mine. Exp. date Ocl. 21, 1956. FHA APPROVED Open House Daily From 12 noon 'III 6 p. nt. 2528 PALMETTO 2547 PALMETTO • 3 Spacious Bedrooms • tH Tiled Baths • !.arge Lots • High and Dry $!a*nnry constrnction with oak floor*, whit* marble chip* built-up roofs, fully insulated, furre.1 walls, aparlou* closets and oil wall furnaeea. RALPH JARVIS Builder and Owner PHONE 1I34-J This I* a free pass to th* Prairie Lake Drive-In Theatre for Ho­ ward C. Long. Exp. dalr tht. 21, 1*56. Solid Brick 1-Bedroom duplex, kllchen equipp­ 2 Bedroom Borne ed, Jiving room fumi»hed. l’ h. 1114-M This home ha* large living room with fireplace, 2 extra larga Avalon Apts. Eficiency. Ph. 720-W bedrooms, dining room, kitchen wltii plenty of eahinets, break, EFFICIENCY Apariment. Suit fait room and nice screened in abla for bachelor or couple. Pri porch. vat* bath. Arroia from Poll Dffict. Manuel Jacobson. Beautifully landscaped ginunds with oqUlJo sprinkling ayatem, Fum. cottage, r e a s o n a b l e control beating for extra com­ Located on 17 92. Ph 10I0-W1. fort. EKolloait residential Inca. lion 1411 LAUREL AVE. 44—Bl’MINEHS EQUIPMENT 6 I room apt*. Ill Elm. Ph. 2963-W. ODHAM 4 TUDOR. Inc. HAYNK8 Ofllcc Machine C*., U P P E R 2-IIC'lroum furnished 2626 8. French Ave. Apartment. Private entrance Tn w i tkW, addmg mackass*. Pheq* « } » -r *W’> Phene 2)1. Aal*i-t««UI*. 314 Meg.. Pk. U STOCK and equipment of ire. g.bodmom unfurnished ho ue e . 3328 H. Sanford Ave. Apply 621 erry store 'anJ meat market, Oak Ave. Jones Grocery, Gindervllle, B. Sanford Ave. sn-i old Orlando Redecorated ground floor duplei Hwy. Thone ltxn-R or 150-W. for couple Mr*. Scott »ft#r five, 217 West llth Street. 47—FURNITURE—BOUMBOLD Apti.; Furn. 3 room opt., FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Sch-ll aerren porch, plu* rollaway bed, —at Warehouse Price*, visit gara .e. 6|2 Park Ave. 469 W. DLL 10 fRA.NHFER BERRY’S. We are expert* at »*• aisUng you to secure gracing* 2-Bedroom house partially furo For Hale By Owntr-2 b«lro.im himr. Equity |>M. Ph, HMJ-VV. good looks with functional Con­ $70 mu. Call 996. venience Toflay’i belt buy* in thedro-on house, 20th and Sum­ nationally advertlved furniture Rose Court 5 room apartments, merlin. Will coniider hou«* at DISCOUNT PRICES. 9UI W. fumithed. Kitchen equipped. ■taller at part payment. Ph. First Si. Phone 1687 for Even­ Pbonai 1(14. 766 M ing Appoinlmrni 3 room unforn apt. Newly decora- 1 BEDROOM home, kitchen equip • BIG VALUES led tut Celery Ph 105-W. ped. tile bath, piae play room*, • QUICK CREDIT well, corner lot, sewer, trees. 2 room cottage, completely fur­ PIIONE I0N-M. • EASY TERMS nished ready to move in. By WlIJiONMAIFR week or month. 2404 Park Ave. 3 BEDROOM frame huu't m Nr w and Cteil Furniture Sanfurd, on very large lot. 311 E. First 8l. Phone ! FURN. 4 Itm and 3-Rm. apart­ PHONE 377-R. Lied Inrnitwo, ippaencei, Mala, ment*. Adulla, 116 N. JalMmme For Sale Or Rent- 2 b*Jroom con­ esc. Baught-oetd. U rry’i Mart crete block home. furnuhed. 321 Ks<t in Ht Phone 1131. REAL ESTATE Phone 2358 M. For home repair work and aliention*. Call 151-J. Ray C. Slagle. EMPLOYMENT 1953 Chryaler Windsor l-door Dc* Luxe. Only 22,000 actual miles. ELP 4TAN1TD—FEMALE Call Ray lim oo, plume life, ur .'(-H * ■■■* 1 ' T"1’ "■ "11 “ ^ ’ 1343-4V iftar 6:00 p. m. Dependable woman to keep hou*e and rare for 1 child. $15**1 FOR NEW PONTIAC'S and good. week, pin- room A hoard. 1U25 dean USED CARS, rail itay Santa, Hvrron, Phone 2436, or 1313 W alter 11:00 p, tn. Waitress wjntfiJ. Apply Touchton Drug Co , Mr. Gilpin. 1950 HUDSON Commodorr 6 Convertible, yellow with red YOUNG LADY leather uphol.lcry $200. PRUNE In do typing, some bookkeeping 1579-XJ. and wait on trade tn Sanfoid Store. For interview write P. O. BUSINESS Dox 1621, Sanford. Giving age, qualification* and a small photo. SERVICES All |dlotl>» will be returned. None but thuM- interrtled In >3—APPLIANCE REPAIRING a perntiinenl posillun need ap­ II HATH HS ply. Cleaned and ChrckrJ 17—HELP WANTED-MALE PHONE 1820-11 in -ill. VI llTpAHI.OB.S_________ Man for fuel oil route. Glv* Modern Air-conditioned Salonqualification* In writing to BOX Harriett*** lienuty Nook 202. Sanford Herald. 18$ S. Dak Ph. Ml Experienced TV Repairman. Sal­ SPECIAL “ ary h fvmmiation. Bute ex­ $10 Permanent. $8.50 perience, reference* and expect­ EVA HESS HK.M TY SHOP, ed salary. Reply to Box N. X. Phone 6 0 c o Hanford Herald L 64-FARMS AND GBOVES SomcthinR Different In A 3-Bedroom Iloutte 2o acre tile farm. Thro# badi 2-Mrgr Bedrooms with targe home, large barn. All equipment walk in rlosets, large living Famous Simuo-n* lnnrr»pring or and marhinery. Eaiy terms. Ph. rouin, kitchen ha* eahaust fan itciv Spring. 13*3 J. P. O. Box 1164. and cabinet* galore. Florida Full or Twin Sue. Choice of Room-Guest room with private Firm or Extra-firm. 05-HUM ES bath and entrance from acrecaFor Limited ” *J porch. Large storege room 1225 DOWN Time Only sad laundry. Oak floors except 3 Bod room • and Carpono 1100 Down-Delivers Florida room and kiirhen* of Torrauo Floors Mather of Sanford vynal Lie. Lorge car portr, all Kitchen Equipped Phone ITT 202 09 E. Firat Ht. on t large Iota with plenty of Nice H*lideotial LocaUoo NECnil-ELNA UndKspod Yard* ahrtsMtnr. FHA, VA nr "Is Service" L“*a Sewing .Machine Center Sales, Service and Renlala ^ . 'i L - S n S W a 'l E R ’ A ’ * J. L. PtKKINS G A R R E T T ‘S Builder Co-owner *ad builder 321 K First Ht. Phone 1121 Phone IMt 1100 Mallooville 701 W. 3rd St. Phon* 1790-R. KERALD Fri., Oct. 12. 1956, Ps«R • THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card of Thanka in the Hanford Herald meats o i ___ which i* difficult to fill In any other w«y. Not only ia It a rmciows W. D1ETRJCRS T. W. NERO expression of gratitude to thoao who have lent floral trtbutM bqt REALTORS ■1»o rourleoualy acknowledges the service, and klndnasae* of the 1991 Park Ave Phene It er 186 many to whom a personal note of thank* rannol welt be mailed. Newspaper Card* of Thank* are accepted at socially cor­ rect. Emile Post, the noted outhority on etiquette, feel* they servo Compaq many gw>J use* There 1* no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can be 9a brief or a* det iilrd ■■ you drsire. When the occasion come* you win A. B. PETERFON ’tnd a sympathetically understanding member of our ataff to Utlat Broker Associates; A. U Peterson rou. Jr., P. J. Che star sun. Garfield Willetts, John Melsrh and K. W. THE "IN MKMOIUUM" NOTICE Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land It i* the custom of many families in Iht* country to commemorate 8urv eyor. t bereavement by an “ In Mrinorium" notice in newspaper ctaactfleS ltd N. Path Ave. Phone 1121, column*. They find a real solac-c thrretn. Preparation or telecUoa of a suitable verse bring* back to them tender, pleasant recoil ret Iona. AM 2 M1LE8 FROM THE CLOCK vita Cook, the Knrllah poet ha* *o beautifully evpre**ed it: A lovely home in ex.-cllcnl condi­ "How rnielly sweet are the echoe* that start tion with lu acre* of lilcd land When memory play a an old tunc on hard road. $10,000—TERMS on Ihe heart." LAKEFRONT LOT Mo-t frequently an In Menmrlum Is Inserted on the anniversary Beautiful building site, 263 feet •f death. However, ethrr -late*, which tt i* felt are appropriate or on Crystal Like $3,000. Meaningful are nlso selected, The birthday of the departed, tlie wedd­ ing *nniver*ary, Memorial Day, oven Chrittma* are among other Consult A HEAL I Ult First »i£nifie.*nt o<-ca »ton« chosen 188 N Park Ave. Phone 2313 If vou are hesitant to evlire** your tender thoughts in poetic form, CULLEN AND HARKKY -•mi may avail yourself of the Herald's collection of original vert**, these express In poetic beauty Ihe emotion* of the hcartatring*. Thia i* a frre pas* to the Movie- kmong them are verie* appropriate to any circumstance. land Ride In Theatre for Ray THE KATE ltd run Exp date Oct. 21, 1956. of Thanka ate $1.00 per Insertion regardless of site. In Mrinorium notice*, due to he fact they may run to cnnsiderablv $500 Down— Soil Month 3 Redrnnm hnme nn 3 lot*, with ength, are billed at Sl.on per column inch. abide and fntR Urr*. Equipped with stove, refrigerator and heater. Complete price M.300. 2 BEDROOM Home, well located. Desirable as htimt- or rental. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D , O ffnu o a a u 86JO0. n s u u n flianan 3 Orf.amrn. ACROIIH 24. Sloths u e a a a asJLm. 2d. LU. tal nail ROSA L. PAYTON. 1 Pant fer air o a nrvo 'n r ’ 3. Crust on 4. Bib* of tlania. MStBflsraniof.'refi Rtftstrred Krai Fatale Broker anchor* a jx resin n-i a aor# lion Phene 18TI 17-92 at lll.-alh* cu-nn "jn:; 9. French » Pilfer 27.8v*trm Ols NMa UC” annual 6. IVqlrw i if REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN ISflHUClUi JMIll J 7. Against income line* 2544 French Ave. d.qri nrt'i utr. 1(1 lltrmemreo irrcfia) In an □outfiit .gmi?i-i J. W. HALE. REALTOR 12 Follow a Malt optical L'lXUMD ntJIXflt. Johaay Walker, Asiorlate n:*tan fuiinri 13. Come in beveragea Instru­ "Call Hall" Phone 1738 wrx 9. Tell 14 Guides ment eslitdav'* 4*#a *r 13. Ablare II Hauled 31 Htiopa 16. Like 17. Piraonal 37. Qrt'a name 50. Small pronoun 17. Eskimo 31. Land under Kiv RAYMOND M HAH. 20 Viper knire 31. Strike rultivauan OSCAfl M HARHlHiiN 11. Compaaa 21 Picnic 32. Oriental 29 Fragrant IIFG. RROKEIIS point •poller country wood (E.L| 8. D Hlghleyman, A*iociate iabbr.1 22 Aflirmativa 34. Agave to Highland 2*4 South Park Ave. I’ Hone MO 19. Coronets cordage •kirt vote tvar.| 23. Salvation Army IF IT IS REAL ESTATE T“ * tabbr.) ‘ ask Crumley A Mootatth 23. Literary 1 ll at 117 South Pirk. Phone 171 1 r»m position _ % They Know 16 Inhrrltora 29. Greek letter % For Your Retirement Home 30. Kind of Jr1 Bedroom attractive almost new hound % Concrete RlovV home with ear31. Society of porl e. N e a r supermarket Jeaua % s r $3.000-$1,000 Down tabbr.) “n TT tr w ~ 33 Aegean % ** Furnished or Unfurnished island IT** 2 Bedroom Concrete Block home _ _ 23.1'rrpoeitlon with garage, Florida room. All 36. Dtaambarka rl r TT large room*. Situated on 4 38. A dervish T lots, beautifully landscaped 41. On the let! Unfurw. $11.006 — Funs. $r.,i*»6 aid* inaut.) m w z M m w m ? 0 M m \ 42. Girka name T7T rr J6 ’ OZIKR RKALTY CO. 43.Oral (Law) 1 _ Laura B Oiler, Rnallor 44. Devolve a TT XT" llaiei M. Flam. AtsocUlc 43. Back of 2601 So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1331 rr tha neck ~ % EVENINGS: 3113 and 7M (6. Apportion TT T7^ DOWN ' 1. lie.dr or _ 2 RETIREMENT HOMES I I the ItiMe BALL R EA LTY 2. A handle W. It. "flill” STEM PER Guy Allrn, Associate Arlrlle PHre. A**oclale Realtor — General Insurance phnnr M3 nr *171 112 N. Park 4vr. nWAP LOW COST HOMES BEAUTIFUL TH E SA N FU R D Seminole Realty Thla l« a free past lo Ihe lilt* Theatre for Mr*. L. E. Rock Kap Oct. 21, IO’-*- S 4152 Ford ’ * ion pick up. New lire* 8.00x15 mud grip tear. New frets trimmed, removed and de­ Paint. A-l throughout. One lo­ moted. Hi. 1007-R. cal owner, $895.00 . Seminole SANFORD TREE CO. Truck A Trartnr Co. 1100 Frrnch Ave. Phone 1500. IZxjwrt watch repair. Guarantee.!, [•day *rrvtre, Sanford Jewelry 1952 Willy* 4 wheel drive pick tip. ■ New 7.60x15 mud tire* New A Luggage. 500 Sanford Ave. paint, batter than a Jeep where FOR EVERYTHING in hardwire the going ll rough. One owner. and paint *»e—Hill Hardware $625 00 Seminole Tru k A Trac­ Co., Ml E. l»t SC. Phone 53 tor Co. J100 French Ave. Phone 1500. Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. We build, dnign and rrfirtish. I l-C S E D tA R S See at 918 French, Ph. 52-1’ . 1953 MERCURY 4 door Sedan D K K .M A I ’ KS Try it and you’ll buy ic RAY HERRON, Phone 2156 >,r 13I3-4V Tile Contlaclor — Phone 2134 W after 6:00 p. m. I SELLING 18 rUNI You can earn at you l«tro. Make new fnenda, pay back bills. Contact Mr*. J. Russell, P. 0. Box 97$, Orlando. Marine Flnlehes • For Your Boat Senknrik Glass and Paint Co NEWSPAPER to lA-rUULS (oEAT 29—RALSIMRN - A Q K im t)to* h homa with 1 beJruuitt for $5000. Furnished I hedtoom horn, on 2 In's with frull trees ju*t uultldr city liniits fur $8(ou, 3 bedri-t'in block home with nice yard and fruit trees for $6*5u. ANYTRINGl Just place FOR QUICK ACTION use CTaaaL Classified ads. Phone ]82i for a tied adi lo tall real hire. Call brtpful ad-writer, 1121, aay "Charg# It" Bll. LB HARD thing* jou'r* IhCuugh TO PAT? Sell through wi t h Want Adi for CASH Call 1121. BE A 2-CAR FAMliy New 2 bedroom block home for $7800. Robert A. Williams W AKT AD9 REAM DR Raymond Lundquiit, Phan* 1(73. AH74IMTATK Allanlir Bank Bldg. TENANTS CHOOSI AN USKD CAR FROM OUR ORIAT SIUCTION OF VAIUIS GHflMKOW f UMt RAl MOMf M.,i,. . . i ’ »J v ix • in m i i n Lu l e e 'o/n fW « F Strickland-iM orriflon INCORPORATEn Vour Frlowtly Ford Dealer 301 E. 1st, Ht. Phon# 266 dnkwt owHsns M" "Is ***• YSHhavt ■ I’ *1, I 1_ CHOOSE GOOD ROIIEIS through Clatsified ada, I«t an LUIMBE BUILVIN M N IItm fH ER M A N @2489] rxt>rricmy<l ad writer a**l*t you NOTICE! Wc Will H® Open For liuwinrmt To Srrv« All Your Ural Kntnlc NrecN, MONDAY O CT. 15 Herbert Cherry HKAI. ’ ESTATK IIROKKHAGB NOTARY PUBLIC t t l t W. llth, reart FrlesUIr Barber Bhop lo G#)dab«e* •J'llONF. 9276 J H A 'M �BAKFORD HERALD ( p . T A ■-4.i <C*wtbvo*d f M l Pag* t) -------this 19,000,000 dcbcru -alppad annually, S3 per cant of them Florida. H is estimated, tz R #C r* f lt io n io, rri; oct it, 1956 nacreanon ICom m ittee Plons Proqrom For Y e a r that Mmi 1IAW » r MAHAN JONER OVIEDO—The reereatioa com­ mittee of the OvieJo P-TA met recently In the School library to plan the program for the en­ suing year. Student! and mother* repres­ enting their respective grade* were ai follow*: Junior High— seventh grade-Carol grade—Carol Alford. Tom seventh Alford. Tom- ■M devoted t# growing thU ■*"’ 4 Strikingly beautiful floser. The m member! of the FGGA repre•eat M per cent of all groaer* » - * ....... c“ ' 1" ' « f ua<u. Eighth Grad*—Carol Parker, Chrysanthemum growing haa p .- . Kenneth Spark* and Mr*. Jamas Made amaxing headway since re- Pearson. latlvclr large seal# production Senior High School — Ninth waa begun about eeven year* ago. Grade—Margaret Fortson, Char­ la IMS-IKS, more than DO arret les Tarker and Mrs, John Evans. were devoted to ” m"ms." com­ Tenth Grad"-Priscilla Tuby. pared to five In 1SIS-ISS0, an In- •' Mrs. James E create of mere than t a o per Brookshire. "j*' cen t Eleventh Grade—Malanlc Jack During the 1(54 •*« season, son, Joe Battle and Dot Ulrey. more than J.yw.ooo bunches of Twelfih Grade — (b y .t*nj pompoms and 72.000 doien stand Gordon Horton and.Mr*, kerdln•rd chrysanthemum* wrra harv­ and Duda. ested and told by tome 44 com The rhsirtnan of the committee mrrrlal at m C T T U I lgrowers iu n r ia • • -a value ------ of more ‘ban Sl.onoooo. The estlmat , is Mr*. Milton Milton Gore.recreation Gore.recreation •f crop value for Ihe 1*651*54 chairman of the Oviedo P-TA —w -*• — « » Mrs. J ain, , Par1(n (he prMjJw(U* season was more than UJno and W. II. DeShsco, orinripal In view of turh seven-league of the school, are alto on Ihe strides. It I* little wonder that commPler. Thl« program is tpon Florida I* fast becoming Ihe na­ sored by Ihe I’ -TA. tion'! No. 1 flower producing The Junior High have alreaJy •tat*. enjoyed one of the«e parlies, Member* of th# new associa­ tion will receive many service* 11 h C ln.o!|he.,0rw nl ^ fr* that would otherwise require r*> S "w «t.!^ r Park tensive capital outlay, according Hweetwsltr P rk. to Flaming. Hls staff of tlv st Seventy student* attended this Bradenton handlers such party jnd had fun frum 7:20 lo Services aa transporiallon of cut i:20 p m. Plan* are underway for flowers to market, legal advice, another party .non. The Senior High group hate advertising, credit bureau ratings, consultations, research and leg|. atolen a match on the Junior High and have had two parties. llative lobbying, when needed Tb* association la govrroad by The first of these was a wiener 0 board of II directors, Including roast followed by dancing at th* four officers. Fred J. Wetamaycr. park, afler which a hay ride was ef Port Myara, I* president. Other enjoyed. Fifty-nine were on hand officer* are Dick Hamilton. Pal­ for this affair. metto, vice preasldent; Sal GeraHi la past Friday night they had «L Poet Myora, secretary: and another get-together at th* MemAlbert Machtk. Delray Baach. oriel building, at which lime treasurer. Other directors era thirty-one students ware present, Mr*, M. B. Briggs. Bradenton; Professor, better known at Coach, al Dkkman. Rutkin; Julian and ilrs. Paul Mlkler entertainlictar, H. L. Hobbs, Joseph ed tb* group, carrying out the Povla and Jobn D. Rhanklln, Fori role* of political candidate*. M /trs; W. E. Kirchhoff Jr., SanRoy Alford ami Sir. Willis cam* fW0| Michael Machrk Jr. and aa Davy Crockell and George, J. J, RHtefbuaeH, Delray Beach. and a gool lime waa had by all (T h o m a s F. D ra k t j R e-En lists In Navy M edfly Infestation Area Is Released From Restriction Driver Swerves Carl * from Page watt Interstate road. For Six More Y e a rs *111*1'* the beat I could Ta a brief ceremoay thla morngentleman," h* aaid. |lag Thomae P. Drak*. ADI, PoaKipUinlnc the purpose ef the ron g1( w reenlltted into the throughwayt and limited accti* U. S. Navy by bit commanding Interstate tyitem*. Dial *ald officer, Comandrr W. W. Stetson. An automobile traveling south “ Traffic density can gat to tb* Ha hat been la th# Navy for a 0B tho old Oriacdn Hlahwav i.u point whara It hurt, bwslns.s and period of IS year., flva months, . • • • having entered In April o f IMS. “ 4“ t ,bout M W » 1' ,v,rted td highway splitting jour town Dnkr reported to Patron 51 on • bicjfV rller by ditch June 14 o f this gear from NAS ,n* bis r,r ***d turning over hl<h»a> - ■ »{»**••> . off<s V a . 'T h e w * 'h c 'T s . '^ H - .m e r U w «,o Miller My H-yrarpuhed *C A I^ C - »SSZS— v » » |« - P - W .r * t o w £ - 3 “ w,a *,T* T0® Ber* 'n aenioro ■ /« • ■ . . . . . . ,— . . . . ..... . C|,||<j **" I - t - H . ----------------------------------------through highway for th* nest tli An Interesting sidelight to the m#e,1ng him on ■ at<-vcle. In order that to keep from Mil or seven year*. .eeremony was the fart *' L— *---- * hitting the hoy, .... Following quetlionlng by m«m- * omur. otei.on had performed 'pr J*m^ r. of th* committee who met H» ■*">« act six year, ago In IS50 <>['w lhp S nui h,Vinlalned that “ the **ben Drake shipped over for Iha u' * rlaw rruulres that we hold public second time and when CUnimanFlorida Highway Palr.il Trnupin e .f r community ^JSJeUon wa. Executiv. Officer e r T . Slack Mack saidthat d.m of VS*8 . s fr to lh^ car was cst.matrd at «. *• evi W • • s*. ■ »d" He th«n told hls mwd com- Drake la now alUrhe.l to the approg.ms ely *W0 n.ittce .Udicce ol .he step, na- maln'ensnce Depwrimen. of Fas^ one ^ ; hur, ; ^ e m l ‘ To Miss Bicycle Rider; Turns Over j P ' DrakcS* former horn* wa* in Miller wa. charged with “ .peed Anderson, S. C. He It curreMly Ing” arcorJIng lo Trooper Mack’s residing at Ml Pinecre.t Dr.. port. Hwnford. with his wife \llce and The boy on the bl*>cle l. * “ . chil,|,en- Th"”*** <r<l identified at Allen Sandifer of lit. MclU-a seven. 2 , R o « U 3 , S a n fu rd . * , ** w ' l n'ed I7*UU 'four Unrd woise than It It nevded now." Dml commented at hr dcscrilwti the economic de­ velopment of Central Florida. "ThU highway will not lie con­ C o fC Directors structed on any part of 17-M — It will lw a fenced highway with Urged To Attend ou-lo.stes, and no (.trilillea, ani| with only limited srrrM | U P S Q Q V S M G G f Martha Graham, one of the most acclaimed Broadway rn-a tort of modern dance. It a direct dcseeodrnt of Miles Standish. W e a rin g e>e orotrelive encloment in U. ,. h.r,:" ‘ h ,°r . V " f ^ " « » • ' "-"tM T meetm, of ............. „ . .S industrlal plan’ s L ! v'nu lhp B «r d of Director* of tb* Sera- hat saved the vision « , l > tho, Bol, Millisma. ro-mtv f>.~.»w)r o* «*— sand workers In the last 10 year. ]|ra!]r {hiham told the planning mere" will be held Tuesday avan ----------------------------------------------committee that “ I am of the np- ing. Oct. If al ■ p. m. In tlw Ed thr flr,t meeting for the new jnlon that nothing should lw Ml ucatlon Building on Commercial fin-gl year undone In g-lllng this end of 17; Ave “ There are many Important 1*2 under construction this year. John Krtder, Manager of the matters to discuss,*’ said Krider John Krider, Manager of the ( hamher of Commerce, baa urged In announcing the forthcoming Seminole County Chamber «’« a full attendance of the Board I meeting Commerce, added that “There i* another picture, too, and that 1* ihr development* south of nanford. W* feel that a gieat minih*r of homes will lie built in th* south end of Hemi note county, In 'ive yesre. Ihe local trnffle problem will be greater than I* n now.' PoM) n „ ,rd Mrmher Dial alie remind*d the planning tommllU* |ha, lh, surfacing o f Park At*., a)| (ha way through would he gatijn? underway toon. Th* Contract was awarded lo Whit* Con,tructlon Co. Referring hack to th* caitirwuy and Interstate system roads and on discussion hy eoinmitte* mem­ ber*. Brailey Odham *al<i "I would Ilk* fo* every main road (CMtlneed (t e a Pag* I) More people will attend harness In Florida tu pa** my hu*in**<PORT HENNING Ua.—Pvt. racing mrrtlng* this year than I've got a financial interest nl Mrs. WilUa Moure Jr., too of of Mrs. paid admission to all of th* bate- Stake — however. I think if w* Eatons Morse, Altamonte Springs, hall games played all seavm get a good system of Interchange racontlv wa* graduated from ID* Including th* world series. II It roads between rltla* wa won’t b* Third Army Food Servlet School's a big business. dependent on th* highways.” Oigbt-wcek rooking course at Fort Th* owners of thts* trotter* Then Udham said. " I f I had Bsaaiag, Ua. Mnjeltn wool flannel skirt*, fly The course, one at three taught and pae*rs, who each year pa> my rholrt, ten to one, I would out th»uaand* »f doll’ " 1** n at Iha school, covered lb* pre­ hors* sales to purchase the track rather accept what we have pi" paration of food In Army mast horsea which have hope* of be- posed (or us now than ta have h a rk , self belt. 10-20, 7 . 9 5 halls and in the Raid. ciiminx wurld record iiohlrrs, li' ivo us hvpasird altogether.” “ I had no choice as to whethrr Moor* entered the Army In mi slime tmlurnpil to IraI • May 1*24 and completed btvir hortrs to Ihr peak uf perfecDon wa are going to have Ihi* road L. training at Fort Jackson, h before hitting Ihe raceways, it is from to Daytona to Tnnipa — this six month winter training pro­ The only rh'dc* I had war I* LEGAL NOTICE gram that will atlrxrt Ihe crack try to get th* location of th* ilrip-<lry cotton blouive* that new. horsea to Seminole Raceway. The load nexrer Hanfuid," Ifial el aleevca and collar center atrapa. owners, trainers, rarttakers ami plained. hundred* of others engaged In preVoile A. Willianw Jr. rommsnt pping the* horses, will leave "d ” li*u Ju*t grt It as rlu*e to thousand* of dollar* In Seminole Hanford a* poeiihle and w*’ll h* U.t Also tie print drip dry cotton County. Many will become owner* fattened." blouse. French cuffs, baby round HV Clrtoil ‘ Uwott, *»n w lilt IP s nf homes such aa hat been the Boh Willi*iw< said, "I'm aw ease In Orlando where more Ilian folly oplimtetlr and think that 30 nraemen own homes and pruc" " ' r 3 .9 8 U t e ia 'u t s t*< * we'll have a .Vi thousand pnpula P"riy. w . S’. 1 ‘ s ln is r lion by then." U . M r * lia s t With Ihe roniirurtion of another nralley Udham added, “ I’ ndsr l» I T ^ k '.'nii i i more bams, necesth* clrrumitanc**, I say today, handle th* G uo horses lo gl.oNin*. iv sms ra x *s,**l- sary to hand r w " " D* W ,;x « m > r v he stabled here, Serainole Count) as Billy Dial has worked It out, our piogtra* ha* been furthered J A M X X f l. H A T , I ’U l a lK f , will see an Influx of new residents and visitor* in proportion* here­ It) yrarn." tnOT Mjxi" RAT, in fore unknown Even without Mure prople from thr tnmmiinraring, the dally training nf Ihr Itles of Hemlnol* County will he CBSKCKIvr rx t* horses has developed Into a shnw brought into the H«nilnole Cauna s h v n tirn w hx» k » b ly Long Bang* Highway I'lann t i m i v t u x l i a v . (w * " i* . that ranks Ihe i*h" • • Tt» the greatest Free tourist atlractiowa ing Conimitlre a,rording to plant A lit iiu I I K I I K B T M I T I K I K I t TVM t- I t s * , a t p U lm ir r , in Ihe stale. Tlor-sami* <>■ visitor, appiovr<| at la-t night's inreting. la s t • I ,I I I n f r**m |tU lni lo Florida will come In this sec- l ow ii Council* of each commun­ >** « r • S l n u t i Vou s i * ***i .• 1 lo S its -<iur m i l - lln Just in watch Ihe trolier* ity will x* asked to appoint two hlfIt tor. I" IX* rtsrk • and pacer* train *»n -• ■ cittern* to represent them on Hv* WIIIl*. ii --siifu rit. K I- it M * . to M l* Home af Champlowi committee. h il l o f n m t - l ' l x , * c-'l-v Scmiool* llarrway, in th* years ix o io u r i- u im u r * o iiH » -t> . 7*hr committer approved, un•Irlgx* iihI II-■-!«»• «••>«•>*. Mur- is hat been in rvistance a* a j atiiiiiouvljr, a ireolutl-ov commend­ I4 * . I n ,-f I--f--r,N i.-- u il- ti I I ISSS K s ll i- i* In 'In *n • ilo -i*# " I I I small - operation training track, ing William II, Dial for hi* effort ho o n lo it- l o x o liio l tn u . e -l-l s i l l ha* produced nn less than seven' in hehalf of Seminole CountyI* n o n g U a In <X" t ' lr r u l t C n u t l Is world famous' Attending th* meeting last P o m ln n lo I'n u a ty . F ln r ld a . #• I'X s n - winners af th* r t i r N ft • » :* . a n il H i* l i l t * n f Ik * Hambletonlan, the harness rare: night wrr*: Jariu-a A. Wright, M m * I- J i i » i It. I t o r i i T r « v I I I * that Is the equivalent of the Ken-1 W, A. 1‘atrlck, John KrhUr, F. l t a f . ,l l « ,-n o VV I T N S :" " m s h u i S " it ,l u l f l ' l s i lucky Drrby for thoroughbreds. D. Scott. Dan Wright. W. A. o - s l n f ool.t I 'u u r t , a l , " o itfi.ri! e o m '-m ls • 'm in i s , S 'lu r l.U , ox I HIo That Is more llamhlelnnian win­ hiaUrrt. W'arri-n K. Knowlrt, ners than have been trained on ( I X ilo> n f lu - ln lio r, IS » *. Clifford MrKihbm, Gordon Fred­ o I- llo r m l in . i lo rk any other track in th* nation. i l l I'- 'u r l S - m l s s l l erick, J, Brailey Udham. Dougin* • un IV. H - ' f ' I O Most famous of all harness Ntria'trom, Mark N. Cleveland 100% Orion Maxat classic sweaters. l i s t A ' U J . I . u o -I-im M hnrtes to (rata at Seminole wa* Jr., la I'. Hagan, (I, Andirw D o iix it d o r k . THANKS TO ELVIS PRESLEY’S ftrat pieit appearance, 4 Th* Ed Sullivan Show hit th« highest rating in its entlra eight-year history on September 9. The official scon: » staggering 41.7, er over (OW of all seta In us*I Hullitan wasn’t evtn ther* to taka th* bowa. . . . Art LinkDlttr'a new schedule not only calls on him to star in three spectaculars but to servo st Execu­ tive Producer for NBC . • . Westward Ho! Hollywood'i lit# dramatic shows, led by Matinto Theater, have lured a total of 750 Now York actors t* tho west coast at permanent residents over tho past year . , . Producer Paul (Cain* Mutiny) Gregary has signed to turn out nine M-minute shows for CBS during tkt next three years• • • JEANN1E CARSON RUNS OFF TO ENGLAND In February to make a picture for J. Arthur Rank— EM* Presley which meant doubling un on her Hey Jeannie . . . helped Ed shooting schedule . . . Only three hours after th* tickets went on rale at the Royal Fevtlval Hall in London for Liberace's opening there, the place was completely sold nut. , . Asked about hit long shooting hour*, Willy (Hiram Hclliday) Cox replica sage­ ly, "It keep* me off the streets." . . . An adapta­ tion of F. Heott Fitigerald'e Anal and unfinished novel, The Last Tycoon, ha* hetn added to the list of forthcoming t'lsyhnu<e !K> shows , , . Sylvester (Pet) Weaver’s leslgitalinn ae NBC hoard chairman does nut mrau any change in such Wraver-conceived programs i< rpectaculars, tele- ‘ mentarle* and Today, Home and Toniirht. accord- 1 ing to Nf!C executives—at least not fur this tea- ' son. A* far at next year Iv concerned, your guest 1/ it as good at our*. b* . • • ABC’S SERIES, WIRE SERVICE, cost* a f whopping 180,(100 per epi-ode even though it I* , budgeted at a mere jr-0.000. Producer Don Sharp* Caraew Is supplying th* additional 120.000 from hie own to ingland pocket in th* confident expectation that he will recoup th* money at a profit when the telefilm series Is sold In Enron* and other interna. Ilona! markets , , . Reeerly Anderson, who ha* been a rtal-lifa atrip* teaser, plays an exotic dancer on a Phil Silver* Show In November. Beverly, who want* to be a serious actress, is now engrotsed In Studying Shakespeare , . . Russian TV experts on a fact-flndins lour of tandon claim that color TV" is expected In Russia on * Urge scale in two yoar*. Experiment* are now under way, and s hug* T\ center D bfing built in Moscow . . . "And how 1* TV it Rome1 Xmerican tourist asked of a eah driver in th* Eternal City *Vt" shouted the hack. "M* rhe! Radio it still had!' “ Charlies Roberta at tb* Slat* Plant Board has advised this of­ fice that th* larger restricted a m known aa Zone Two of the Golden Rod M"d-flv lnf"rtit*o" Vs- h»- . released from restriction,” tali County Agent Cecil Tudtar to­ day. •ThU leave* under restriction, Jbm# On# a fu*j" «"'i*r# mil* - m Just north of Golden Rod,” ha said. A tour of this area haa btsn arranged for Monday, Oct 15, starling from Ihe Post Office at Goldrn Rod at 1 p. m., Iha Semi­ nole County Agent annnunrnl thi« morning. He said. ’ ’Tour* have alio been arranged for the olhrr near Infested areas.” • They are: Apopka, S:20 a. m. at Post Office; Maitland, *0:30 a. m. at Post Office; Golden Rod. I p. m at Post Offlre; and Windenter*. 7:20 p. m. at Post Office. All grove owners, packers ami handlers iff "Urns fruit fand oth­ ers Interested! are Invited to t*Vs |urt, particularly in the tour af­ fecting Seminole County, and learn the latest data on the prrsent situation with the Med-fly Infests lion and toning regulations, Tuck cr said. A mushroom growing tinder .driveway In Kitchener, Ontario exploded through a 3-inch layer of asphalt. There are na mountain* In tho interior of Australia, which cutrainfall In that vait arid region In a minimum. Freight locomotives on U. S. railways run an average ol 1I7.J mite* per day. S News O f Men Strike A n y M atch that Strikes You Seminole Raceway In Service ' Skirts ■ATCX-TXrtl Blouses / X ^ MMMSUOM wwwasw 3.98 ! Tlic current flame . . match-matei with a flair for pairing off . . burst Into Fall in spirited tribal color. You’ll take n shine to the skirts, berntudu shorts, sweaters and easy car* dri|Mlry cotton blouses that need little or no Ironing, You'll spark Your wardrobe wdth any or all of these go-together eniemblea. Come in for your mutch today! Sweaters , b. Ib ■ v o t ii b ~" T V * H< *r-l f t I 'o u n lx O m n ils sln a o ro o f e o m ln n lt I'n u X ly . S in t Id s . w il l ro'-olso M U* o l iX o i |#«k s O fflo o ia IXo I 'n u r l llm sso a l " * • I f n r il. DO In I n’rlm-fc I*. M. .\n « o n i. r o r S IX , I l k * fu r I li a f n llu w 11, s i Mesa V o . I Tw n 111 .Now til- s o l Motor llr o it s r s wHH T o in ir in llr t s " . Tint I m o K i s i i t i l llo rM p n n o r f ilo s s l R n g ln o W IIX olootrlo S t a i t s r , a o n s r t lo r ao4 m u ff ls r ; W llfc aa Iso s (X a n I t fool m«ldk - a s it an d l.la .la t ill, ilro a f m m and r - a r * p l r , loonloa f r n o l w b s o l*. m a n u a l o is riln o w it h h rd io u il- ' l-oooior. u i , l . m u m w a ia h i t t .s a a im unda. <>»•s ln a a l i : . iu lp f n .n l- n a o h id ro n llo • X iria ld o m n ld X - s id and h lad o fo r atm vo a n * It | | h . I t l * o lk s e a r lf lo f : 1, n id d .r o m u st t k o w e n a ra a t » H d . l t . o r r < l.io I T r o d » .|» , t — *11 V-lsnia ( t r o d .r 1-1*1 Adam o llr a d o r D s m M». I 2 r*. *■*- T * » T a n d s m R o tls r op -ila -o d w t lk g a s a lla * sn«lr>*. e n o t s r ln r , | s n ..d leans li * v n li a t s .ir l" aniilrr ta rtsr , ■•‘ d r e u lls s t s s r l a r , R n l l s r ta k a n " d in s t .X t o tw ig s n ,U . a ll w std * F ? t e " D a h l e n n .trw e ta d m i l . BTJ M c h t e g b r a t s * P o rtaX * ■■A eaeoa m it t J b r . M . n td d s r ta a t a t a A rm d s ||. * I t * T „i ’ ................... V■’o ,ve" m1lo -r •* *th • lr ,« ^ J t e J " '» F . H e rn d n n . CTevX. W- B XllH.r, chairman. knr « nfl°ih n.f l,.world lhH H , ,A r iB ' * F‘ aat ^s Ih K no ilU Itlf* ttdkHfl a great a ra *( known Ihe over the V. ull.” . . 'X“ . . . .*WiillamT'"'"ix . . . ■* ., Myron Reck, llihbaid Casselber­ rst trotter ever foaled. This world ry, Fred I'crkins, Homer l.itlle. champion trained al Seminole t he season of 1(31 and l(U. lie was Lawrence Hwoffnnl, Boh Wil­ still being (rained over this trark liam*, John A. Foi, and H*rb«rl In 1(3* the year that he tel t h r Hunter. wnrld record nf |:M I for a mile, the fastest lime ever raced hv a Unemployment trotter. The record still stands and Greyhound still llv»t al th* hand­ Shows Decrease some age of M. Other I'soa For Mart In State Report Once the extensive Improvement* TAU.AHASSEK Florida'* are mado al Semlnol* Rareway, unemploymenl pkture shown a the plant will bo used at a prin­ marked Improvement In Septem cipal attraction spot all year bee over a year ago as Jobless ‘round. When Ihe horse* ship out payments dropped tooo.noo, rethe management plant to make Ihe facilities available for oier out parts Industrial C o m m i s s i o n Chairman James T. Vocell#. standing attractions, arranging for 'The picture of the Florida types of desirable event* whlrh economy as we enter Ihe winter will bring crowds and additional tourist tea ton shew* the state dollar* rolling Into SemLoots Coun­ ia eirallent shape, a* reflected ty. • in benefit payment* to eligible Seminole County stands at Ihe said. ''Seasonal Improvement from erosa-PMds-thr voter* hold In August aa citrus activity Inm at­ their ballots the pewar to ape* es la etpacted but tuch marked the way for on# of the grvalcsi improvement over September of crowd attracting establishments Ii last year l« an excellent xl(n of Central Florida. i good conditions generally.” Bermuda Shorts Full-Fushloned, Sllpon . . 6.95 7.95 Cardigan . . . SII|ion 100%> orlon long aleev* Yarn dyed wool flnnnel c ‘" ' l' 5 . $ 5 ■MMBWmVi licrmudn shorts, s e l f belled. 8-13, Invite ■ ( ■ M M iM m a a * |P > N l! charge Account*** 7 .9 5 �* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY VDHI.MK XI.VIII Olahliahrd 1W8 SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, OCTORKR 15. 1958 Fire Prevention Week Said Complete Success Antedated Praaa Wire Speaker' Lauds Herlong ■Tire Prevention Week" In San fort and Seminole County m i i complete •ucceia," mid G. An' drew Speer, president of the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce today The entire week’* event* were under the chairmanship of Rob Crumley. Jaycee and meal in­ surance man. Starling off the »uJem*ton of event* «ra» the sign ns of C-e pro­ Mayor F. D. Scott today itiued a * At the regular monthly meet­ clamation by Mayor F. I>, Scott proclamation officially itctunalinr ■ ing of thr executive committee of vetting aside the entire week at ihe week of Oct, tl-20 Inrlu-lvr as A The Christ is n and Mt<*ionary "Fire Prevention Week'' 1.1 San­ Oil Progress Week in Sanford, Alliance Church Friday the mat A liO.OuO mortgage, dated .Nov. The brief ceremony in Sanford ler of gambling and the reform ford. n. J. MARION HARMAN, Sr. IB, 1BA3. on the parsonago of tho was attended by all of the od The fire truck, secured by tha d im concerning pari mutuel Pet-, . . . „ , It was like a grand and glor­ First Methodist Church wa» burn­ ting in the county were dtieuiicd Incal Jayreet for u*e in the tort company reori-»eittali»rs. J. C. ious "homecoming" Friday night ed by Its original signen, L. P. Davii, Oil Industry Information Mellon Park F.'k's Playground, and the following resolution was in 1-ccsburg with Democrats fr»m was moved to the cu-m-r of Fir«' ICommittee representative In Sanunanimously adopted' all over Central Florida gathered Hagan, Chairman nf the Board of St. anJ Magnolia Avc to demon- ford, and *poko«nian for tee group Whorea*. we believe that gamb­ strate, according to the »ign plae-jMld that "Oil Progret. Week I* to honor Congressman A 8. Trustees and 7. B. ItatJUf, tiealin g I* a moral evil, and "Syd" Herlong, Jr. and to meet surer of the church. ed on the retired tru-'k, that " I ' wi> of mir most important annual P Whereas, we are sure that it a have done my part, have you?" events." He called attention to the his giic*l "Mr. Speaker", Sam The mortgage *va originally extension in Seminulr County will Rayburn, himself. The Sanfur.l Garden rtub will The truck, retired from the fact that Florida is no* comummade on the basis of a ten-year bring more corruption than bene­ city’s modern equipment, is n,ed *ne mori' than I.SHI.ooO.ooo gallons The evening led off with an loan, repay aide at Mb per month. hold a covered dtvh luncheon and fit. and reception Thursday at noon in a* a jungle trapeie for the play- ef petroleum product* annually, an elaborate buffet supper, served Whcrea*. we believe that every­ ground’s i idling children amount equal to *7) gallons per at the t-*r*borg Elk’s Club where However, In the Ihrec yesra, the the Shrine building, in lunar of one of moral Integrity should op- j Fire p | „ Prevention prevenijon chick c-hi-ck .hccti .heets tw'r*"n This he added, rrnrr.rnl* B. Nohte and irrmi’rrauc delegations mortgage has been paid and a Mrs. Fred - - - — .......... . - ........her —• County ivniih-ratir pose all degrading Influence, in wrrt attributed throughout Kami- * Sro* lh nf » ln,0,t :l W were inttodured to the nation’i 1certificate sf satisfaction reeviv-! daughter, Mt»s Mary Noble, her* the community. nole County*a schoola to be taken *lnpr 1SBC , "Number One gavel rapper", cJ by the church officers. t ,lc,*,,ur,l rM*rt* of Jack sonvilla. Re it therefore resolved- That ho decked, signed be par- Mayer Scott pointed out in his Garden club* of De Italy. Gen« Sam Itayb rn. ( cremony for burning the mort- eva amj » rr mviten to at* The Christian and .Missionary Al­ ent* and children, and then u.ed Proclamation «>’ »« "Ike history of Newt pho'.ographcrs had a hey­ liance Church Is opposed to grant< as a fret pass to Ihe local Ititr the American people standi at a gage followed Rally Day cx«r- lend thia Important occiiion which day as they moved with the # * *nr fr*white t« lefall** neitrV'wii^Vhe''cnmplimrnt.''of crowd taking photos of the bigwigs else, held at the church and will mark tha first appesranra *parl-mutuel betting in .Seminole Sanford’s Fire Insurance agents don initiative over knOTn» as thty conversed genially and in­ Sunday school, tmt a "dinner on 10 ,h,» •l«>r of “ •**• .regimentation. County, and 4» , ii . i a , writrri, uhosi •rtiflfs apMar in -Thursday'a luncheon meeting formally w.th "Mr. speaker'. the ground* which wa, concluded mo,, ^ (hf montMr |l<t;Vu m.lg. •For a century," the Re It further'reaolved: That we of lhr SpmlnnIe County j , >vw. J " "nearly ' ” 1* • Sam Rayburn teemed to enjoy just pruir to tht affair. sum's sponsored by the stjtt .hall by every proper means enhf!(, lt „,e s .,nf„rd File ' X o l l ndu.lrs men and women being rlu*c to Congressman Herdeavor to discourage a favursbe S1, llnn -Srr. Fir. " f 'he oil inrf'*ln have fhampioii' Rev. Miliun Wyatt, faitor ol federation; in the JaehsjnvdU long s D an-, -cratle following and vote on the referendum to per \ * n eveh ed V ^ a n d 'h l^ stjfV cf ,hn*r Principals of competlthe First Mcthwlut Churcn, apoko Time*.Union and In sh: New York betcllUtg h:> many years exper­ mlt nambllns at The Seminole , * 0 nd j *n. ,* , " cf live freedlm. tntialivc, and indiTime*. ience among tha nation’* political brirtly to the large group gath­ Race^lv to be decided on Nov flr*m™ ' ' r' ! d * V ho,‘ *vldual lllscrtv on whichour nation Their inspirational talk* on in* « iftM and « ere shown theenlIre plant where „a . founded Through the praettrr circle*. fe|| at ease x» ho answer* ered to witne** the ceremony und door plants, on garden clubi and CONGlrr.SSMAN A. S, "8 YIF1 HF.Itl.ONG i , r. . n|.„i Thai * * " ,h° * n ,h* flr* of these principals V,r ri| ln. rd qur»tj#rs ptird to him from named the official* apisiinlrd to orchid growing are eagerly sr»* Re it further resolved. That fitting method, used. dudry has come to tymhoi'/r the every aidg. ticipalrd by local cirele*. Jlra. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ head the committee. notice of thl. resolution be given Al-o. ,t the lunch-,n. a discus- attainment of a standard of living "Mr. Speaker" dlaplayed hta % o The Sanford Herald, and The ,iun rvjBtive to the cmitructlon previously unknown,” Tha P a r t o n a g i Committee, Noble was for a long time on lb« outing o( the -lay as Ihe rim vf governing board of th* Jackson* Orlando Semlncl-SUr, and radio of Fjf, s„ tl0n No Tw„ planned Mayor Scott said, "The week of sunburn rtuved by a sheltering named by R. U. Hutchison, Chair­ vllle (T* rile it club and ta a pa*t Station WTRR. hy the Bo.rd of Sanford City O-l U-SO. inclusive, has been dr hit showed uff an Unt.mchrd man of the Church’s Board were: pTetMenl of Ihe Women’s did*--------- Adopted hy Ihe Executive ram m i-loners, was held si .mated Oil Progress Week, when W. B. Nicholson, chairman, 31. During her adminis!***1** hend. Conimitltc To rlimti thf itircetiful and the rlllrrn* of thiv community Alwut Ihe laigesl delegation at­ It. Strickland, Judge II. W Ware beautiful cluhh—*» <•« RiVt-r»ld« Friday, October, 11, IB*4 eventful week, chitdrrn from all engaged In the oil business will retending the Drmoeratte I’ow-Wow, J. C. Davis ar.l Fra*A Adauu. Aveins* wtl built. She has been, Rev. David S. Carnefix, Uver Seminole County, boo of port to their neighbors on their for year*, publicity chairman of other than the l*e*buig and Lake They were name.) in Sept, 1B&3. the Garden elub of airkxunvill* P1* , , _ _ . them,vrore entertained at the achievements to date and their County group, waa from Kanfinl. f.Mr*.) J. n. Brook*, *ecre- nuf n u .'re with * frs-e moc.e. plant fur the future Those burning the mortgage and la now official car-ien editor * (Vnlrnl l-'lcirlsla hns Iwcn literally "liiiralinji nt its arnmn'* Jim __ ___ I-ee, of iKiolo, "Mr. Ikm * Ury Check sheet, railing attention In "I Invite Ihe attention of our clAmong other Item, of business, Firsi Prevrnllori were u**d as tirrns to the many and varied con- — nrttl tlu- treml now lead* In the direction of th,. j;rent- oral" of Seminole County, and were: Z. R. Ratliff, who *rl fir* of the Florida Time* Union. Miry Noble has wiitten four j-lhe pastor rrported that the work passe*. irlhutioQ* of «ur bitineia in mxi- <Ml »!r,,w,h nf 1,11 t,mu’ lo*;K,,7 of ®,m‘* to the paler, and L. P. Hagan, book* on hortlrulluro; Co.iag* • o r tha building wai prsctlrally who held the burning locumenl Such trcmcmloun itrittr* in economic «ccomi>lMhmont, **®,c « DrBl?S?* L LxVu’ Following the movie, at 1J 10 tin HvUf. ami to Owm* frr««lomi (’raff (with Olau Reahck); TUtUB completed nnder tha tetma of this Saturday, the hook aod ladder wWch l i h i c l l •»» i n * thr l h r appefial n r F l s I hrriiage l i c r s ' i n . . of ,.f fu r r the l l i f t nre« R F 0 11 uTld iit lf l ffor n r Individual ( n r U t ' l l l h i k l citintJeg iv A D T lt t A d and n t l f l rcomrounitli'* f k d i t t m t h i i l f i l ! *V n ® W M U *# * _ until U «• « reduced t o :ashes. fv Ut -*™F u *ronin unuum h ' **tvCQ ev say . g, . * k uvu In-loor* (with J. 1^ Merkel I, Ymi centred with liam t-aw<GU Intar- fire truek waf moved In Its per Ithis h il natinn knit u Hi> nv i n t,lwt, *»>.** im » i t tvil.n l ,.,i i I ft-^ I..... J ^ k« I i * * i i>na„ III*,*,* . nation, and without whirls r;nt !*• attributed to the leadership in Ihom; Can Grow Orchids (In it* seemd “ l « * l , '‘ "'* " t ,l k T / •. S ' J| v \ tor pointing win ba done In tha manent location In the Fort Mellon neither the nil industry n- r the pro- trust vvher** prnyrrt*** gi'l. itn first atimulntion printing) and one to be publi.-hrd , *011' ' Iilllfi'.v (eitaw, .rovitiifni.i ^s near future by volunteers of Ihe Park Elk's Playground from Its grist it typifies . oui>t this month. Gardeui'u in a Small V of Conifrv-v*rr.'Mr, rko Mrs. nn-trtw *S.vX.- W». Thu Sanfonl llcrivlil enrlorxeiv the* citiutiviacy church. rxhihi'lon ipot at Fir** St . ml Major Stott in his proclamation. Grernhmite (in collaboration with M, and Mr* Clifford j Q ^ Q ry Q t f Q mini A. S. "Syil” llcrloiifr Jr.- fur rt'*r|s*ctinn n.x CunitrrM* wa Plana were approved fir a De­ Magnolia Ave, ^ bomber uf special J L. Merkel), llvhin man uf the V ’ifth Cutipruiu-innal Dhlricl, liii.-u ’d oulely m t 'I dication Service on Sunday afterJayree Preshlent Speer -aid, *rotmd Sanfonl vvid mark it. Everyone u requested to bring In ovidenee, Ihroughout the noon, Nov. It al 3:00 o’clock Tho "We’ve Uf-rh “ We’re promt iv i in* mvrtmplfdhmvnliv ilmiiiR iii* iilriTitly brilliant career *r m already iv v s o ; iretire i v i v v iI "one lip ||U tin-* ,Pro.rr*« , a ruvetrd <li«h. Talk* will he givi n 11 ontiMic,- Da i*aae leu) Dedicatory Address will tie given ph.v which we have in our posses- , J" ’’ *° in the Unit*? nf Represetitntiv e*». "*1 * prw.ivl storj l»K n A R Y - At an Oct. 3 meet­ by the gue-t* of honor and they hy thee former pastor. The Rev. sinn, from thr Stale Jiyccr ,r. of -erwea uni progress,* j, ('onjaeiVHman llerlung'n activities in Waaliincturt mul ing of th* Runnr** ant Profe*- will be followed by a brief bush ^Glenn Smith, who was well known ganiiation. for rondur'int three Dau*. ( hairman "f the Seminole the program he itaa followed are iilatve reproach. TOW II C o u n c i l GOCS smnal Division of the De Bary nr*, session. •during eight years of ministry in annual Fire Prevention campaign' Cotin'y Hi 1C said Chsmtiir of Commerce. Curti* E Sanfonl ami Seminole County have Itenufilii’sl iwv md , , , , , ni Sanford, prior to IBU. In Sanford ami S*miniv'c c.,, r.iy Redman was nominated 'nr mrnvstlmutp from liiw repre*anlntinn hi our Nation’* iC u Ittl r lO flS During the week of Nov. IM I f0r which we were reeofnlaed " SpQ Q hcLLl S u p p C I tvership yn the Board of Directors (Continued on Page IB) On buiue.-v involving prnjectu, Ci>ii)(rc!t.iinnnl action, luutic r n • r , "Thl* year." sakl Speer, "undo * . . - ,of the Ith-wl CofC, according to an law. ami other matters |*ertainiii)r to viur city ami county, rOT rO V IIig jT TC C r Ihe chairmanship of Boh Crum- O f l M e n U T o n i a H t aimmimemoul made by the *eeto which Con^renamnn Herlonir’* attention in called, he itv AIRS n m i I.AYO Icy, we hope to again win this . , . , vetary of the De llary Chamber of award for the third con«vn-u'ivc has "tfone to last" for u« and nrcomplinhcd for tt» those I.ONGWOOD — In response to Commerce, Mcs. Edythe S. I’ atyear and receive another tropl y tlnm-x we cdttlil not do vlone. the Church Sireet Property n«n lerson. The Seminote County Fxrm Spt.agetti and meal hall* are nn to add to our permanent eoth-" Iture.in'* mon'hty membership W* iwllove that Cuiiyrewnmn ilcrlonK htu lK*en. and K * the menu tonight at the American Ri’ tlmanT immination waa np meeting will he hell tomorrow MIAMI Uv—A stormy area- of °"We want to thank everyone ,‘*s,,'n 1 r" ' 1 ,,nli-’ n ' vil1 I*1’- falr 1" " 1 inipurluil nim-li for om nt ho J,"'J,7vss V’huroh Street’ from flair proved at the rrgulvr m*-*!m« of night al Ihe Seminole High School ^squalls and rain drifted slowly to-, , ,, •pag' - *t| s ipper served by George wmuIiI <lo for the other. street to the east cily limits the Itoaixl on (ht. 7, wiih his term agricultural Building. Pwanl Miami today ax weathermen p,»)M ■ P*« "t.kln- FirA covered dlih nipper will ba scanned it elo.ely for sign* 0f j P^v.ntlon Week here auch . Lynn I.y,,,, .aid toU> ‘ k,!0W hoW " S> 'r ,l®r,on? Mnmj " *h« ' ’ *«, MM,C" Trn.tlng the county wilt compje.e «f ...............our . .................... ........... tremendous vucce**, ihe Jayccc lj|y |kj, |h# iM|^Vr ^(|l * ” 7 confronting ntntc and nation nnd we know ____ tluit hffl paving of county portion of road arrorllag to the anmi’irvrvment. served at 7:30 p m. with Ihe growth into a hurricane. The secretary rath atteiiltcn farm bureau furnishing the main It larked most of the charact­ re-ldant said. darway at 7 o'clock with th-hu.l:! "*tan»U pat" on these i n m i M and will not ix* nwnysil *h i « ? r . ro tl ,a.’ >0 "!.* ,0— to thi- next mrr‘ inj( of the Bits)* rovirar. Fnmllle* are a*ked to eristics of a tropical *anrm but It /romiheHhhwa* m-** ant! Professional group to ~ n e s * ms el mg to folio v‘ at a way or the other an he represent a Ute people of hi* dhlrict. p|^ , a revered dish of their o«a waa partly the cause of ft) mile An our iiroblemn here in Nunfortl and Semhtob- County J„ mP yr, ri 0( pie l»ngwn-sl Bu*- uiaht at 7 o’clock m the Chamber brtng choice, said W. W. Uni, prexl* wtnd* that buffeted South Florida A full agenda is expcrteH to beconic greiilcr, which undouhicdly they will an vve enter lnr*t section of Commerce office. dent of tha Seminole County farm all yeitfrdawi Purpose of the meeting, o ld group. m 0,t * nd. !'roifrC#SiV« growth Of** • »T*rei»l meeting lift Wet Sen* under Ihe disturbs nee. cen­ I acres ting rloudlnes. today with " J " , ' . ' H u ,j^ iT iro n ‘m*’ll'.w' ” n‘* " r At the hu*ine*» meeting of th* tered in the Florida Stra'ta a «caltered shnm rn during after- rVer. hid. for the new Fair Rudd ill history, w« hnvo tho fnith and confidence in "8yd" Her- pc«d*y evsnln* Town I'mincit Sir*. Prlrrs-n, In her announre•hurt distance off the Cohan noon and lonlaM; Tuesd.y partly |n„ Wl„ fl , be recelvet and .pen. lonir that tie will ifive us tlie* help anil Icmlernhip that hr3rl .l,,p recurnmendaitoo* of merit. I* to consider re.»rtlvatin.'{ bureau which follow* the supper at 8 o'clock there will he an rlre* cosfo the work for Ihe Division. Jjroait, are rough. Tides are ex- flood* hi* tonight W U. ed unlit Oct. 2! which {eiay* will 1st* necessary t<* whe them an their mng.iltuile nectm- ^ ^ . S o V a m i S S pec ed to be two feet above nor­ A , nf(imi,iee «*» appointed to However, A L Ltm-oln, Presi­ lion of directors for the t.evt year. further j lanning on lhr la--inn witutew action in the lop "Chctun* of our government. Also to come up will he a ditmal with some flooding Hong the Fair Ground*. Congressman IlcrionR'i rccorvi of achievement, amt Ilia .xpi-roarh ihe County Commission dent of Ihe Pe Raiy Chamber of ftoii'heast lorlda Coast and Key*. A pre meeting re;vwt from Ihe service on the Ways and Mean* Committee, is lottg ntld er* In regard to their possible Commeree, vsitl ad re»« the Bus!- ru**lon of th* projvxed agrirut* nr«* and Professional Division lo- tura! revolution to be presented at Storm warnings posted for yes­ tirounvl' Committee revealed that brilliant -- too lengthv to present to our readers In one p»ft in 'he proaram. and then re'ire from the Ihe annual Florida Farm Burean terday's winds were lowered at Ihe nco de ha* her* rn;p|i|rtr!y discourse ’ t*-" T"*'n "Apert* io niithl meeting previous to the delibera­ Convention In Fort Vyera at Ibn Miami thl* morning. Hie) i f rie.ireii and t* now rcadv for end of the munlh. It would tie well, however, for Sanford and hcminolo rrM, rv dHall* can he arrangmt. tion*. maii-rd up, hnwever, at nth-*r vee- ] •owing giasa seed, County ritl/.rns to know of vonir of Congressman Herlong’* tlonx of the coisl from Meitvourn# Commander Lyon urged a foil around the Key* to Fort M yen.1 accomplishments. attendance at tonight < meeting. Od. 14-20 Named As Oil Progress Week In Sanlord Committee Adopts Decree Opposing Legalized Betting W e Will M e th o d is ts B urn Win Smile' Displayed $ 10 ,0 0 0 Mortgage Garden Club Slates luncheon Thursday To Honor Writers Sanford Herald Endorses Congressman Herlong Redman Named Board Of Directors Farm Bureau W ill Elect Directors At Monthly Meet Storm Drifting Toward Miami Weather Additional Local News On Page 10 ||o secured Congressional tippiuval of inclusion of omitted it ions of llrevard, Seminole and Volusia counties in tho Central and Southern Florida Flmxl Control district, a liill that was vetoed hy the President. Of utmost int|vortanve to Seminole County, he secured funds to carry on research In citrus diseases and handled the appearance before the House Appropriation* Committee of Florida witnesses and secured matching funds for erad­ ication of the Mediterranean Fruit Fly. Congressman Herlong supported appropriations for the expansion of the Sanfonl Naval Air Station. And in his understanding of the far reaching problems concerning the elderly jieople of Florida, introduced legis­ lation on two instance* which affected the Social Security laws and widened the earning capacity of these Important people to our community and state. Ill Ills interest in the farm problems of our community nnd state, he Introduced legislation which resulted In the exemption of farm gasoline user* from federal tax on gasoline. Outside of his regular Congressional duties, Syd Her­ long has formed friendships with business leaders which hove Isjen Influent InI in leading them to consider and select sites for new' enterprises in the Fifth District, He con­ stantly maintains contacts with interests which are con­ sidering new locations In Florida. We believe that The Sanford Herald's endorsement of A. 8- "Syd” Herlong Is in the best Interest of Central Florida, Sanford and Seminole County. Our Congressional leaders, those on whom we ilo|>end to work toward socuring all that Is best, profitable, and economically sound for our area, must lx* men in whose experience and back­ ground there la built an innate desire to serve his people. |h i ^ OIL PROGRESS WEEK proclamation is signed by Mlqr F. D. ScoU. lamtln? on are (left to rig h t) M. R. gtriekland, Loait Dioklns, and J, C. Davis all local oil men. (hu ff Thuto.) IE t* burned yesterday at the a Flrat J ld M Iit Church. L P. Hagen balds the A IIO.ooo MORTGAGE Z. B. Ratliff seta fire lo It and step. )••..*. Both were .Ignert of the paraorun burning document mortgage. Other* taking part In the ceremony ire:(left Ci right) R. b . asu.culiou, Oalnaan of th* , Board; tha Rev. Milton Wyatt, and J. C. Davis. (Staff 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 12, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 12, 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 12, 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/3d75abb236569f887f4d1b69740a892f.pdf 3c2a5bd2747825af0584b2c941f10d8c PDF Text Text ICTJVV* < 7 -• ^ fid :-1-,1■'.- •■ - *. . V’ s95at* a •, 5Cv ■ ay*i : ---— IBS^T *'■'•■ t ) ' * ,*> THE w «d. Oct. io , i960 ' K n o w l e d a e ^ n o w ic a g o sa n fo r d h er a ld Step To Action' Confab Keynote Stevenson Backers Organize National Business Council iL-|£r •| F ir st r ir sr Knowledge !« Ihe first step to action" la an old proverb. More recently. It's the keynote nf central Florida’a district conference on handicapped children. to be held In Tampa October M U. ■* ‘ Me Hotel. Tampa Terrace ■RATTLE UB- Altai E. Staven •on ennounred today the forma­ tion of a M member National Business Council of "well known trader* in huilnei* anil flnanre' who art auppurtlna hla bid for tto presidency. The Demorratle nominee said the alep la In line with hla view that “ It la Melt for M b parties to bo aa Ineluilve a* pn.aibte—In try to apeak for the beat Interest* of all ftroupa ami Ihtia for *U the people.” Thrnuih It. he expreased tho hope, hit view* ran bo made known on the "rrapectlre rolea and mutual Intemla of butlnrxt and government." In addition, he aald. "I believe the Drmnrratlr party and Ita future administration will reflect a balanced repreaenlatlnn nf the Inlereata of all group#." Tho announcement came shortly after he had denounced th« Ki ten bower admlnlatratlon aa a bt| hualneaa admlnlitratlnn "narrow ly rrpretcnialive of a llmltrd In loreat." Tho denunciation came aa he told a wildly rhrerlna Seattle au dlenre laal nlihl that the United fttatea government ahmilH repre •rot “the inlereata <>l all the pro pU and of no narrower group." Without naming Klaenhnwer. Stevenson aald the nation's future. In this age of social revolt and enmmunlsm amt nuclear power, "wtll be met nnlt by an admlnu tratlon - by a prraldent, an exfrutlve, who aaiumea Ihe full re­ sponsibilities of hla elected of nf Sanfordf'who^s VtTe-cha'rman of county Children a Committee, Ihe Tampa meeting Is the first evrr planned specially fnr Ihe area. Discussions by raperts from state agencies, private nrganliallnns. and national foundation* will center on whet service* they make available for handicapped children In rrnlral Florlila coun tie*, and what to,*l groups can do to Improve these service*. In short, knowledge about what is now being done is the atariimprint for Improvement anti rtpandon to keep up w'th growing populalion. Ttw picture In central Florida Includes both big an I little miinlie*. Stale, prlva'e, nallonat. and elvlr ofganliatton* i-«oprrate in providing services—but often 'here are gap* The purpose of Ihe Tampa meeting, according to Holler. I« to inerea*e understand­ ing nf problems, and ways In deal with them. •'Parent#, teachers, civic anil rommumty organDalinns ant professional people will all find something of value here to take home.” he said. There Is n.> re glstrattnn fre for attending ihe conference Many counties In central Flor­ ida can't provide “ big county" service* for rhildrn. he said One solution mighi t*e to combine ef­ fort* on an Inter-rminly ba*i'. |l‘* all for a 'cry practical rra*c-n. Unless helped, handlrapprJ children grow up to be handflee." "Undue delegation of mpnn«l trapped adult*: tax-CMl.umcrs, hlllty . . , diminishes Ihe nfflie n«t (as paters Even Ignoring Ihe human side. tt‘* cheaper to help •f tho presidency," he aald. An estimated *.000 persona a* many a* poadhie grow up to tuned out to hear Stevenaon at be producing member* of society. Soattte'l Civic Auditorium. Stevenson announced today (hat foud honorary co-chairmen of hla Na­ tional Bnalneu Council fnr SirVenaon are William L Clayton nf Houston and Joseph P. Kennedy OCALA Constitution draft of New York. era applied a Hnlthlng polish lo ,1av to the much amerdrd article fCoollaeed from Page I) dealing »llh Ihe rsreuti** branch of the government and began cleaning lip other loose ends from .. , , ^ . . thetr laborioui sessions hrrr hospital was buljt. The club Censlilnlton Advisory Com M l rontinued with It* plan and mitlt0n has onl* one complete to that enl furnished a III to bed , rt((.)r |Pf, „ t on of the jn n for the new h»sp|S(| room. Ttie .lotted with 10 days ago. hut Iht* rlub ha* pledged the sum of tiul (jpat« with the broad and o n ­ to the Smulnole Memorial Hot- trotrralll Held of home role for MU1. In tw used within a ttuee niva and counties j eer period Thcr* II much work to he done Through the local rlub * "Milk however. In shaping no some nha* Fund" *#verg| hundred under pri- e« of other article* which the ram leged famllle* In Semlnele Coun> mission pa**ed orrr t*e.-a«i*e it ty have been fitml*h*| with fre*H could find no Immediate answer or canned milk on a monthly ,r because it nceiled more Infur basis. Each year a Seminole' malinn High School student la sponsored \l the tup of the ll*s "f unfin lo Girls pit:* In Tallshos*cc; the i»hrd business is legislation *" flub assist* In all major dnse* p,.rtionment. The commission bad •ml for • number of year* spearled to t.Ac up thl* subject heedrd the "Mother’a March on sesterdav but pa**c»t <m Instead Polio” dnse. Member* acutely to let* pro\o>-atitc article* deal partiripat* in the Caocer Cru- mg with taxation and education aade f.-r font*, the KaUaimn A provision renulring separation Army Kettles and In addition Von- of the race* in public srbuols " a» tribute rrgtilsriy In Ibe Huy arillcn Into the new Cnnstllulb-n Lou's. Red Crus*. T tl Asaocia- in esacllv the same form it i* in linn, and l*KO, furnishing two the present charter. hn*‘ r**e* two nights monthly year ITirro wrrr tome demands at round *1 Ihe ISO Cenicr puMlf hearin;. to take out the The Pilot nub sponsored the section on Ibe ground It was cm erganiiatUm of the Mental Health >r*iy «" lh' V S " ‘iPieme t ."irt Jtocietv for Seminole County and desegregation ni Ing M I ( iremt Mr# H E Chapman ha* sertot Hugh Tat lor . f y ,mct re •a publicity chairman for •rgan- marked "If you want to gitr our trational purpose*. The club .har of J’“ , l,kr •nI in Oir t,5H*rr (h# Surplui . . * , .eat sheets. sheets, pillow A propns.d ed, Fund" and has sent proposed stale state hoard -srd of ed the cation which wm.Id te half e.ect case* and other arttcte« inltata In kfrlca etl half ap|wsmtmt wa* t.-lcl Baptist hespItaU mmmiMims deferred The "Ce-tHe of Ethics wa, re.d .... ____ * decision on Composition of the by Mrs. Chapman and song. — t "jj ^ h e r rocom ti-^rr *unc In pinna icrompanl* *r * - t *, lfc ,tll,r. is*, ii-a fk l* h a m . mrtiJationi ksf Thkiraa% U went by Mrs D b Mc\*b „ lte tlhool , Ufurinteml.nt Mr.. Sue Stetru.on presided p^tlmlnary dlacuulerta otrr a .bert business mertmg ap,^ irr., ipl„ „ rr r,„ follow teg the program SI which ,, for , enmjvssed Of time tt ws. derided that member* , n<l .n cn Csh. WOwld bring gift* to the tVt. ’ 1 0ff|frrt. sot one rompotel of ntrrting to be m p p n l far toe M u .^wnted by the "Christmas en the High heat* , , i(nHir project of the American Itol __________ Cross. Han* were also made fnr several member# to attend the luncheon meeting on Oct S at \VK REUOMMKNl) which Congressman SyJ Hrrlong Will speak. Mrs. David Gat<he! was web eomerl tntn Hte rlub as a new member. An interesting account •f the Fall Council meeting of District Four, I’ . 1. which w** I'OK held at the Geurge Waihmgtun Hurl In Best Palm Beach last month was gltew by Mrs Strtrn l A i M t i n i M i i n n nut tl •on and Mr* MrNab, telegate*. REGUI. \K k\D EXTR A DIBTStllt' THINK NOV. i PAY kill E NOV. ix Water Levels Are Higher Last Month BULLOCK FUND, LID. INl'OMK A uium ni ONE DAY STRIKE KNUR TAMPA iD-Production at two Tampa breweries waa In full •wvng again today after a one day Strike of tm employes. W, E. Msrnsted'., president *>f Southern Brewery, said the em­ ploye* recciicst ■ l l ’ s cent an hour pay rats* now. to cent* a year from now. two more patd holiday* • year and a form of guaranteed annual wage. The same contrasl waa signed by tho Ttmpa Florida Brewery, - ........................... — COMNtftMOKRR NAMED TOLAHAMBR OB— Elbert Moore bat bean named to tho llilUbotough County Cotnmiaakwi front THatnct 1 by Gov ColHni to fill tho vacancy left by Nlek N-recto who haa become mayor Stan Comstock OlaMlshrd etCf I* year* la Orlando I Fever Continues Oviedo Fix-Up WE GIVE SAVE MOR HERS KEY’S OK U1XIK CRYSTALS Coupons LYKES SUGAR CRKICK PICNIC (Limit I With 5.00 or more order) s r/ j? H A M S «> 3 3 “GOOD BATIN’' TENDER KICK THESE SPECIALS AROUND ClubObserves (} t ed up around moat of Ma other! U»dr grove adjacent to the L. A.’ futnlihlnga. Ladle* n a reUi wftk property until they are barely Hardy home. Wa are ao glad to ease now whlla being "prettied Hava thin n!co young couple with up» yau cln |««n back In recognisable. PUNTA GORDA Getting If he will now eatrnd the gnod and prop your feet up. And besl shot by mistake for a turkey haa Water level* In Florida lakes Douglas Jackson ties recently of aU_|t u conditioned, work to Include lb* lot neat to the __ .. . . . prosed ernrih tT.SOO to a Miami home of Mrs. Ilettie P. Ragsdalt, built four new homes south of and streams were generally high. Husbands, don't g*P«ct toi rr lB ■ttrltn,iJ1,. |hIn . # . »,ul boUlH *“ • distributor, we will take our hats off to him. town and bai sold tUm and ts ■y MARIAN JONES " ! , , ’ 1 * Charlolte County Jury awardThis lot, being on the main Panning on building more. Keep much from the Uttie wife now. Slit may bava to vDIt tha beauty pap cor' u™*d ^low normal !» the cd tkat mm lart night to Ray OVIEDO-Tke remodcUag and street, Broadway, U an ay •-so re up the good work, Doug. »0,J,oe*n part of the atate, the clement, who wst hit In Ihe back cleaning-sip fever la atill ipread- not only to the surrounding pre­ W i cannot leave out our naw lor more often. U. 8, geological survey reported. ot lh* ncck Uy e load of blrdshot |ng In Ostido. Charles T. Nlblack perty owner* but t« those pats- beauty parlor, owned and operat­ DYNAMITE s h i p m e n t s Kluge* of the 8t. John* River, * h,lr ,n ■ awamp near has re painted hla store building, ing through. ed by Mrs. A. M. (tads) Jones. „ HALTED orange and llullrr .bowed _ . . _ . _ un" 1 rw,««,»y occupied by Bob Take a look In the Oviedo Drug ' ,4n> speculations were afloat Increase* of 0.1 to JO feet with s- ? ° u |U * P" k,2 ‘ Ragadele, whoiha. bought out Hob store Th. gala be'hlnT’lbV fouv addition to the Jon*. TAMPA J'-Mayor Nick Nueci* , _L„ u._, Hyer* book_store owner, ad- Benetts Radio and TV her- tain are very iporty these days, home wa* underway. It la love- hae rdared a halt Ur djnaml.l U k * WeL •howl"* • d*fllM of mitled he shot Clement but main- vie* In Sanford. displaying small green and whit* resemble* a duplex. It ll ahlpmenl* through Tampa aa loo **^ foot. telned Clement’a head, decked In .—..... — -■— .n* rn. *ltt»ted --------.. on .... th* Sanford « ,Highway, dangerou*. Domer D Daniell ha* cleaned aprons and dainty caps to m*vh. Thrse lake* ranged from t 4 1 rr'1 'rirnmnl hunting cap. bore „p the* old hotel site. One of hi* Thr*e with their while dacron or )u,t l"*'de the city limit* It was reported recently that to TJ feet below normal a great resemblance to that bird, helpers pointed thl* fact out to nylon uniforms are quits- the trick A visit lo Got*' Shop reveals more dynamite t» shipped from Heavy rain* from hurricane me the othvr day, a* I had is* MV understand that Ben Ward what we knew we would find. Tampa than from any other port Flossie increase I stream flow in water level*from falling below cantly written of Ihe deplorable Jr. and his prelty wife, Cot.wn, Anything Lota has anything to in Ihe United States. Most of it West I'lond* and elsewhere in August andia a few artat condition of the M. Goody for are going to he Oviedo roddenta do' with is Just about tops The goe* to South America for raining Ihe alaie, seasonal shower* kept broughtgain*. Mr. Daniell. who haa also clean- —building a lovely new home in shop 1*equipped with modern and oil well operations, -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------- Advisory G Puts Finish'na Touch On Articles it ■AN MIOTt MISTAKEN FOR TURRET Del Monte CATSUP 2 “ „£■ 39t (A LO DOG FOOD “TONY” 2 S I'lantern Salted PEANUTS 39c Cait *»/. REAL CORNED BEEF 12 oz. Can Heinz Fresh CUCUMBER DISKS i:> Oz. Jar 27c PREM 1*2 Oz 39c Reynolds WRAP h».i 31c SINSHINK S n iA lt HUNKY GRAHMAMS LB 35c 25c 35c Lykea “ .300“ Cans CHILMBEANS 2 » 39c FROZEN SPECIALS MOIITON'S KAItCK Ea. SHUKFINt: n m z . FORDHOOK ORANGE LIMAS JUICE 2 L 49c HOOIFS E-Z STARCH®2 1 PRODUCE EXTRA POINT SPECIALS M u w lm a n ’ n FRUIT PIES M inn s HERE’S AN m APPLE sauce 2 i:> nr. Itmot Beauty APPLES 1 2 9 t 35 POTATOES Jarw Fnr *' Kalin nr CtMikin" ALA HKD 3WKKT l!. S. No. / - 9 9 < POTATOES 10 SEM INOLE CO UN TY'S FIN ES T SUPER MARKET SAVE SAV-MOR la k e U U . Ma. Member: Mldw»»» Stack K»change, fhlcaew IhtaN • Trade Cowptrie Utestmenl Sen lee COUPONS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS RHONE 5-8031 9 r • * 3 LBS. 25 m llepresrallac ALLKN A t o. M FOR PURE SHOPP ING PLEASURE - 25 �7 Shop and Save In Sanford O fy * § > a n fn tb If Tm t RavmM b Not DflW»r*d By • P. M. Call 1821 Uafara ? P. M. F a r DtUvory AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER KMaMUhed 1908 VUIILME XLVII1 SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1936 Associated I'raaa Leased Wire Na sit Water System Krider Says County's Decree Passed Industrial Picture 'Better Than Ever' / . MBS. RAYMOND MORRIS CASSELBERRY—Ownerthlp of the water system came one 'top, nearer a reality Monday night, when the board of aldermen pass­ ed on first reading, a *3 page or­ dinance pertaining t<» operation financing and management of the •j atem The droning voice* of loan at­ torney Alan Grant and Robert L. Wagner d Leedy-Whroter ami Al An extensive program of *oclal Itman. liOth o f Orlando, wlnr and athletic event* and program* ahami reading the length* dun 1* being planned for Junior High iirenl, liccamc ra»py anil dower School pupil* thl* ye»r according and a general feeling r>| weari­ to the General Chairmen of the ness and lassitude prevailed a Planning Board which wav »el up round the council table before thl* year to plan and errate an ft rat reading wa* completed. ail round program for ihe seventh After considering other budFire Prevention Week Oct TThe Sanford and Seminole Coun­ and eighth grade student.*. net*, Mayor J mint Allen asked 13 received a big houM today ty »tory *«*. prncntrd to offic­ Serving at General Chairmen of that the meeting stand adjourned Experience* rrlatej from humtl# Planning board thi* year are at 11:13, until 7:M Friday night. when the Seminole County (.Twin* ial* of the F'lorida Development ’>rtiu* Incident* which necurcl dur­ when the ordinance will U- tvad tier of Commerre held r . n >.»n fommi*«ion ye*teril*y when John Mr. ami Mr* A. O. Roberta. luncheon meeling at the Satifuril Kri ler. Manager of the Semi- ing the career of a young mini* The 12-member board wa* ap­ for the iccur.il ami liuru Ume b> Firr Department note County Chaml-er of Com- irr kept the Sanford Ktwani* Club pointed ami met recently at San- title only. Other unfinished bu»imerce vl*i’ r.l Tallahn**e.' to con- roaring with laughter yesterday at ne*» bclnrc the council mil al**' Bob Crumb’ ) . .ii.viim .T i ef the furd Junior High School to com Jsvrrn Fire Prevention Week Irr v»itli them on "what wc had it* noon luncheon meeling. pletc plan* for the first event of be completed. The board of aldermen hat been committee (aid Ili.il Hie meeting, ami n hat we have now." tne ye*r. Tho*e meeting with the The Rev, Robert II Spear Jr.. General Chairmen were: Mr*. working with AVagner and Grant, held at II. lu I.Hiav at the Sanford j Krider met vvllh Executive Hi- *v.i*tor of live Church of Hie Nara France* Roberta, Mr*. Jerry Kirk, and Black and Annotate* flalnet- Fire Department empha*i;ed Die rector It It, Fuller Jr.. Howard tone In Sanford told Ihe Kiwnnl* Mr*. Joyce Jnne*. Mr*. Lucille stile engineering firm, time Mav "initvortan e ol Fire t’rrv mlb-li Smith. Field Diretior, and John t Dabney, F'icid Service Direc­ Club of Ddh the hum-ton* and Behren*. Mr*. Nettle Kader. Mr*. 7lh. when a resolution was .*hi"' Week" here in Sanford. /nan Rl.er, ed by the council m accept the ofChief Mack N Cleveland Sr. tor He *ai l "The Seminole Coun­ the ««rii*u* *idr of hi* experience*. $n Plltard. Plltanl. Mr*. Mr*. Jewell Jewell Riser, Wf*. BUI Bill Crabtree. Mr*. Carolyn ttT b> "'h h -ru L a.»c.o«ir). .if the Sanford Fire Department, ty picture Imik* belter than ever," "From my experience* and o!>Crappi. Mr*. Athby Jone*, and prendrn! of Ca»»eli»errr> llilitie* with thr help of hi* *laff of fur- following hi* return to Sanford (crvatlon* along Ihe way, I've Co . to take over the water *yitem la*t night. men drmonMruIrd to the vi.dMr*. W. A Ludwig. found that all rompen*aiion dor* at no cott to the r it item. ini, Jayrcci Iho entire File lie 11ie Seminole County Chamber n-t come with the pay check," Plan* were outlined for the The S321.0U0 transaction will be partmenl operation o f Commerce Manager *ald that the Rev, Spear told hi* civic club year which will Ineiudr four dan* liquidated entirely from earning*, A!«n dlicuned at loday'* Jay* with the Glenn Martin plant In audience. m to be held at the Celery Crate, agalmt which first and •round In hi* reading of "The Touch of The flrat of the four dance* will water revenue bond* will be I*- ree meeling were the plan* fur i enlral Florida. I‘ratt and AVhit* F*ire Station No. Two being drawn ney plant* on thr Fla«t Coa»l in The Matter'* Hand", Ihe Rev, be held on Oet. 2S from 7:10 to »ued. 10:10 p. m. Black anil Associ.il. s in their up hy the Board of City Corn- 'He Palm llearh area, and with Spear reached the climax of hi* General Flleclri.- and Minrtrap.ili«* addte** which drnp-n*! rated, vi­ mi** loner*. Those invited will bo the •even­ proa|>rrtu* projected over a ten“ F'iie Pre*ention Week ' i» one Honeywell <-n the We*t Coait in vidly, the vatu* of an item being ly and eighth grade pupil* from year growth period, thuwed that the Tain|>a area. Sanford and auctioned. tmnford Junior Hirb. Plnrcre«t the water *>*tem will pay olf all of the major annua) project* of Seminole County "l* in an envi­ the Seminole County Junior Cham­ Indebtedness over a thirty-year Referring to a biblical quota School, All Soul* I’aroehlal School, able portion for aitracling tup* lion frntn Ihe Old TcMament Batik and the Lake Monroe School. period, provide linking fund* (or ber o f Conimerre. plirr*.” - f Ze.hsri.th. 1 fl, the Rev. Spear Children attending will run be al- ' • am. expansion and( Check >beel, fur vii.ldien t» “ New m lu*trie* warp to know -aid, a nun'* life I* bated "Not lowed to leave the Celery Crate bond retirement. Al-o, during that li.ke home to their parent* are wbat they are buying when they by might nor by power, but by my during the dance unle*. accom- l"riod of time, according to the tiring diitnbiilcd in all of the •ele.-' a community in which to lo* »plrit.* pro*prci'<*. 9 ittrplu* of more Seminole fount* -hoo » panled by their patent*. than fSo.uu*! have accumulated. Gramkmr ami Bill lavrknrd ire rat*," anM Krider. An iinlu*lrlal "Many thing* I did not under Prue* will he given at the danee, Under term* of the ordinance, making ibe di*tribntlan of Hie pr»*|i«-et l.a.k* for trallMlr and 'tand a* I wa* raitnl In * minis­ however, it wa* emphatlrcd that Hibbard Casselberry will manage •afely check theel* wiih tbe .ompu-ht-Ti.lve fact* alamt a com* ter’* home that I understand now," thi* will not he a rosbimu affair. thp system for the next ten-year help of the Sanford Fir.- Depart inunity'* re-ource* and facilities, •aid Ihe ttev. Spear a* he wove ho A'arious euminittee* and assign- ptnod; the fircnl agent*, l-evdy, ment. and al-» for the intangible* that addrea* through both teriou* and vfenli were created and chairmen Wheeler and Alli-mati will ire tin T h e e ihecli, filled out, will w.ll nia.e for good and proa- amuilng Incident* throughout hi* •ppolntrd. They are: matter* of ancial adr D on, ami Black and *erve »» free w . - e . for Semi­ P«iou* hrw « for hlmielf and hi* lif*. ceremony, Geo-gg PW**f rod C'iJ /H o i late*-Ire to be ri-Ulr#*) ai nole County children to allend employe*, laid Krider. A reading, alth Ihe title "Thr font Johnton; dour rnitrmen, Ur*. t.-chnve-l advisor*. A Wrri-uA to "He t.-ek*, jlvive all a *uilahlr Helen Bradley and Mr*. Ho*e Liuvlberry. in even! one should * movie Saltirda* rm.ruing at v Hid ,vtrul .-linule* for hi* new Country Church" rrmipbanDed the principle highlight of the avidre**. Southward; refre*hmrnt chairmen. he named, will Ire appointed by u'clmk at the II 1 rangetneni* for the movie were entripii*i*.“ Ihe Senuh.de Colli.tv He concluded. "I challenge you Mr*. A»uLy Jane* and Mr*. Vir­ joint appro a I of the board ol Cham tier of Commerce executive made hy all of Ihe Hanford F'ire with lltl* thought whalever we ginia Col lit:*; prire chairman, Mr .orim n led Aldnmrn and the first inn bond- In-iitJiice Agent* had hoe!, then In the hlllcreat Helen Barbour; publicity chair­ holder*. "And Hint I* Junt exactly, A capacity crowd I- f cp n l.il ••( church home O God, un.h r t he.*, man. Mr*. Minnie Smith; drink ‘ A report on a prop.-al to pave attend Ibe free movie ol Ibe vvl.jt » e are going to provide — may wr have a revival, not of rivalrman. U m y F.»tridge: decora , , h „f i,ake triplet Hr. Kit* Theatre. To handle thr big •i picture Ihut will (ila.-e Sanford IHiwrr, but of spirit " ;Jon* chairmen. Mr*. W. A. given by Don Willson, vhalrattendance offii ml* o f the Jav* ami Semmolt County in the top Die Rev Spear w it Introduced idatirrt and Mr*. Joyce June*. |nuu. Bill son reported Inal ree* have eallel on it* member* •P'1 for mlu*'rte* looking f»r a by the Hrv. I'erry Stone, patlnr Money rrallied from the dance*, proalmatcly fifty per-cent ol the tn a*-i*l. »pol tn locati * Krider *aid, according to the General Chair* property o u m ri involved, have "We have everything they io-e.li of thr Fir*t ChriHlan Church, and The old fire engine, placed in men, will go toward (retiring uni- agreed on the paving prnpoial. mid want." he *aid. "our jibi a member of the KiwanD Club'* the Klk‘« Club play around m forma far the *chool team*. Council took umlrr alvivcmenl now D to put our dory before Support of Churihe* Committee. F..ri vielliin 1* jr Preliminary plan* for the tehool thr request from W. C, L»gvie and •erve<! »• an alii, -lion for the them In n mamier that will at-| year, include batketball and a ban J. .1 iiinrcr ot -rianuu, turn r>- yr.ung folk* for many month*, tract them here " quc*t for a franchise to collrot re- h*« hern mo*ed lempfiranly to quel for Ihe graduating cla<litse amt garbage in llu* town. the corw r of Fir*l St ..n<l vi *:■ Attorney Grant will draw all or­ nolia Ave. to .nil attention lo dinance pertaining to garbage and The nin-tlblv meeting of Iho F'ire Prevention Week V <lgu rtfuie pick-up, and after adop­ L'htiMlan Women'* F'ellovrthlp will placed on the retired fire apparation, bui* will or received from tu* real* "I'v e done my part, The Micrnli* * Ircle o f the he held at the Fir»l ChriHlan tho»r offering that service. Local Chnrth. 1WT Sanfortl Ave. Mon­ why don l you do your* " Sanford tintden Club wilt gather day, 7:.VI pm Mr*. O T. Peart tonight nt the home of Mr*. I„ I*. Indicated he would prefer to .IDinn will preside with Mr*. V. It ‘ The Independent Voter" Ilag in. 1*03 Park Ave. at 7 o'clock A IS per rent Increaie in resit* cimllnue l.tr services, rendered Grantham and Mr*. H. H Wtl In H.e Cleveland • llUioe for a covered dith 'upper tered voter* »lnee the 1911 elee* „*er a period of two year* ll.vtn* acting a* ho*lc«.e* Mr* Co-ho»te»*e* will he Mr*. J E. tb*W ha* hewn recorded by ih\ habnet of I3AVU* In the campaign nf IMI. Itirnh' II. K. Ring t« In have rhartt nf D-*l I* defined ■ Mugwump Nichold*. Mr*. II K Ring and Semlnol# County Supervisor o f .tract lighting fund vrat reported the program. Pa*mr Perry I-. tlndcprudent Voter) n : 'a Mr*. Fred Terkln*. Mr* C L. Regiitratlon. according to figure* hy France* Allen, town clerk. The Stone wilt mike a brief tnt.rna fellow ith hi* m u on ope l ’oveil will *prak on "Propaga­ released todiy. *trert light* *rr maintained by tlo-vt report. tion " (life o f Ihe fence and hi* wump , "AVe now have n total of I2.«kd Ihe Mate cigarette tax refund For over»ea* relief the wuuu-n on Ihe other!" 1A lte re d voter*," Mn Camilla --------------------------will bung lo the meeting u*<-d Tn dl*pu*e of unu«.d mug*, Bruce **ii iod ,y men'* *nd older hoy*' clothing china and brie brae at a pG> In IW4, aftrr a card turvey ® (wa*he.t but not pre«»edi, three fit I- you u*e Want Ad* Call Partly dowdy through Friday; yard piece* of g-od* for work for reregirtratlon wa. eompleled S e e k s D o n a t i o n s tail for fa*t action Want Ad* ••Id \lr». Ilnirt, wt hid a trdal # loo tonight f.I T«. clothe*, and blanket* of any *i/e of 9.150 rmruiervl o u m in F o r A u C t l O n O c t . 2 0 h^minol^ County, IdtS’GWOOD — An auction to Today the regiitratlon t* a* fol­ low*: White Democrat*. 9731; he held by Longwood Area Char Colored Democrat*, 7137; While Commerce in Sunny Shad.Republican*, IIW Colored He- , ' w. . f" r ,l,p brnfr:l " f During Ihe past to lav* ututv -ter of ll.-avy At'avk Wing Dm- parted to join forward elementa !>£>li.an*. and all pro- o f VAR tl li.vted a I Hanford wished CRR than*, tav HA; other regl.ir.v- " ■ K C Mthla ho, <>f his •quadron nl Port l.yaulcy, reed* will be given to the Me lira! n». white HI, .-loreI two. acNaval Air Matl.iii halt- hiu-n .otmiumllng offi cr of VAII It, Mio.n-.-o cording to figure- relea.ed hy ihe Thf building ii very near leaving for a five month* tour "a pleasant trip and a g.ral dm VAR It wa* f»rme<l on Nov I, cnmntftion, with only interior Superviior of Rrgittration of duly in Hie Mediterranean ployment" Tiar'day, when CDR. 19-so. making Ihl* Ih. squadron'* work now required. "Thl* I* the hlggrtt regiCra Mlldahn leading Ihtee North Am- first foreign lour of doty. In lc-* Dil* event will be held on area. lion in the hiitory of the county,' ( apt. J. T. Blackburn, ..unman- rricmi AJ Savage aircraft de- than one year VAII II ha* forged Saturday, Oct. 30. at 7:30 p ui the >atd a team capable of taking it* in Sunnyshadr Park Auctioning place in the Navy's fighting arm. will begin proniply at the given through Ihe herculean effort' of time and refreshment* will he the entire squadron, who carry served throughout the evening with them memories of long unler the Chairman*hip of Mr*. hour* on duty, working under pre*. K. Black. Mire to get the job d o n e Not lo Donation* o f any article* or b« forgotten ar Ih*- **!*.-*, hakc.l good* are requested and children an) sweethearts of the New* of f>anfnrj rrarhr* (*r Ihe Chamber will have a truck men, who contributed immeas­ end wide, a* demon»traled today and ear available lo pick up ell urably to the stirce" and well whe- • tsnford minlr firm «hlnped donation* through Oct. IT 20 A ny being of Ihe 'quadron. hand Instrument, to he med In one having anything they would 'Tribute should alio lie pat.) Alaska. rare to give may call, Dick to Ihe City of Sanford and our PrGr J. Rukur. owner and op- Zartrm-n. W. P T IV |i r - " i , neighbor*, the frkndlinen, and eralor of rt'ikur'* Music Shop, W-MM; or any Chamber men*helping hand, underHanding and •aid .l"da» that he Is ahinplng her *nd they will receive a sympathy frerly given lo u* a« both trombones and cornets to pick up. member* in the enmmunlty." President D. Zirlman rrn-e«l* f t ll..n Junior Cnltere In Silka, member* of the unit said. Ar- t-s ‘ or use In the hand there. that all effort* tie put forth on VAH-11 1* saying "*o long” to W, E. Rosrvar, hand and mu*’e thi* event so that the Medical director ef the eotlege, a friend Building ran be ftnDhrd and thla Sanford and their fam illt' and Bukur'a formerlv lived In project of the Chamber be mark­ ar* looking forward to Their re­ turn to Florida. Coene end nbtelned Mi band In- ed "Operation M B. Completed." For Ihoie who are not familiar •tr-vments Ihrmirb Bukur'a estab­ lishment. with Ihe vast mechanism and MMAN IRT BY CAR forcev ted into play when a Navy "uievar. In golnr to hi* new MIAMI (D—William Rote. 70( squadron move* to a foreign uiignment. dlrwrtlng the hand wai killed yesterday when hit by »ed eholr of ShrHon Junior Cot- a car a* he walked aeros* a duty port, the following may le y . retnrml»errd Bulnr and nl*e- bridge. He wa* Dade County'* MP.MBKRS OF VAII-II h ard a transport which will lake them prove of Interest: Before a man or a machine • l^ l* order with the Hanford lOInd traffic fatility tj i» year and oversea* where they will »»iv» a tour of duty. (Official Photo, UJ1. dealer. move* an Inch, th* "planoera", tha fourlh within 24 hour*. Navy) Social, Athletic Events Planned U Junior High Local Jaycees Hold CofC Head Humorous Events Today's Luncheon Returns Told By Minister From Talks At Fire Station At Kiwanis Club 2? Pet. Increase Tn Registration Recorded This Year ^ Magnolia Circle Gathers Tonight m#n’ A D Johnwn h*’ Longwood CofC Weather CWF W ill Convene At Church Monday I'RFH IMIN MtY IIISCI!SHION3 for an InduMriT Survey of Sanfunl and Ita area got underway thla motiiing. Outlining the survey are (left to right) John Krl.ler, Manager of the Semin-I# County Chami-er of t'omnirrv*, W. M. Il-*lwlek, ef Hoitwiek, live., tndu*Ul*l Flngineer* of Daytona Beaeh, and H. It. Coleman. District Manager of lh« F'londa Power and Light Co, (Staff Photo) ★ ★ ★ Preliminary Plans C o fC M em bership For Industrial Drive Set Nov. 13 Survey Discussed Duplicate Bridge An InduMrla! Survey wilt gel underway eeiy *hurtty, If talk* to­ day are satisfactory, *»id W. M. Hostwlck. head nf Bostwlck, C o. IndiiHrial Ftnglnrcr* of Daytona Beach. Vt 3 meeling thl* morning with John Kri.lcr, manager of the Seminole County Chamlw-r of Cummcm- and H. It. Coleman. Di tr|-t Manager far Florid* Pnw er and Light Company, prelimlnat* (dan* were being dlietiued In order lo net the survey tnitiatnl , "The data i* avaikblr," tahl BoMwirk, "but a careful study must be made o f maay factor* that would hrtng Ibe survey to • cortcl iMen and ;ilve the overall In.In*try picture for San f-rd" llotiwick -.ltd (hi* morning Hut it would tak- lv*n or Ihrre month* to complete Ihe Inlu.lri.il Sorvev and come op with an answer." ihe 111* t,.m llearh Industrial engineering fit in made an Indu* trial Survey of Ihe Sanfortl area in 1!U3 at d 1919. However, a review of Ihe sur­ vey revealed that the on thud: shown ha* been far exceeded ex­ cept in minor instance* It II Coleman, wh»*e company I* financing the nirvry for San­ ford and it* industrial area **id that "the »tir*ev wdll give u« a picture ol what we can r«pec( here and po*«ihly how we would go about nuking step* to obtain all Hut Sanford can get for Its economy, , Krid-r *ald "D ie n*wr survey wiM to i-rv important in work­ ing out various phare* of the program we have before u * " Additional ocal News On Page 3 VAH-11 Departs ForTour Of Duty In Med Music Dealer's justness Extends l o Alaskan Point t "The lug drive to bring the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce membership up to It* full quota will hr staged the week of Nov. 13," Don Bale*, member­ ship drive chairman said today. From now until that date, >sid The Sanford Duplicate Brldga Bate . emphasis will he placed »n Ihe renewal of membership in the Club an affiliate of the Florida i lumber of Commerce and every Slate and National Duplicate effort will be made tn Increase Bridge (Intis will »l*gr it* an* the membership roll to ita full nual tournament beginning on Oct. IS, strength The Inuroa merit li to determine However, the memberthlp drive chairman pointed nut, "did* is the Ihe Sanford champion bridge play* must important year In Ihe Semi­ er and will ho open, not only ts wha nole County Chamber ul Com- meml-rrs, hut to anyone mrtve History and grcalrr goal* withes lu enter. Winner of the tournament la de* have hern set to arcomplllh a the hcsl full slate nf project* during the tcrmlnrd by having overall average In five eeasloos cumin* year. Various suUcllatl.n cotnmiUe** out of ala. There la a tournament trophy will he annnouneed later, na!e* said thi* morning, along with oth­ which la provided by the San> er iomhiiM.es to mpport Ihe all font Jewelry and Luggage Co. out campaign that I* now set for arxl held for a year. In addition, therr are a number nf other November. The Seminole County Chamber pm r* contributed by Touchton uf Commerre secretarial staff baa Drug Co. that will be awarded tcl'cdtlhd the release o| ieltels, during the tournament. Finiry fee in Ihe itmrnnment literature, appeals and other pro­ motion effolt* to supplement the is 23e per session for member* work of Ihe membership commit- of the Hanford Duplicate Bridge Club and M>c per >e**lon for non* Ire, said Bair*. member*. "W r want to especially thank all The Hanford Duplicate Brldga of Ihe former member* and pre(Tuh's annual tournament at* lent member* for renewing their traeta many bridge player a who membership* voluntarily," Don Bale* announced (hit morning, "All lake part In the six ttul-na each of Ihe membership* Hist mine In year. .lining the ruining four week* wilt lighten the load ol the team* 1st-! e.| hi .all >.n nr- per live member* o f the Chamber of Commerre. "Thr per ton* l contact member­ ship campaign will be tlaged dur­ ing Ihe week of Nov. 13 and will | Thr Holy Name Society of Atl iinnoubtelly get underx* ly with a In k off breakfast," said Bale*. SouD Chur.-h held lit first meet. "We do not erperl the all out ef­ In* <d the season Tuesday night fect lo last more then a week, for In the rarish Annex, President E. Witt give a brief with the rnthusiaim that ls bring generated in Ihe program that I* report on Ihe Cenirsl Deanery bring adopted by the Seniitlolo Rally held recently at the F.tk'a County chamber of Commerce, we (Tub. The membership iruvr a have reason In believe that Ihe rising vole of thank* In president Chamber of Com merce will have AVBt, hi* worker* and the Filk’i Club for their effort* In making II* most successful year ever. "W e hope that every merehanl thi* rally, the fir«t ever to bo bii*tnr*s or profession.*) man who held in Hanford, the outstanding •ervei on this y« ir ’i memlierahlp sucre** it turned out to be. drive team* will r - q u r ’ vith cn* Mr. Galloway, Sanford Naval Ibutiesm," »aid l*on Hale*. Air Stjlion, volunteered to roach "It t* natural for i.a to believe Ihe Uiy* o f All Soul* Parochial that With Ihe brilliant mith-lt a- School In the variou* athte'le head of Sanford and Ks-mlnoie events, with M. Faille and I uka <d u ill* pi tlie Iminrdlal*' future, ntvisling him. inember* ..II irfio-* tl eonflWay* and mrana were illscutt* dense in our growth an dexpansun p-l at the mrellig to make tha through enthusiadlr approach lu fourth Annual Church Winter securing members," Ihe member­ Festival bigger and better for ship drive rhalrman added. I9M. the dale bemg »rl for Sat­ "We have set our goals high urday, Nov. IT starting at 12 Intrti'tonally," added Rale*." and noon, on the Church gorumlt we expert in reach them one at Oak Ave. and Ninth Sthundred per cent." Club W ill Stage Tourney Oct. 25 Report On Central Deanery Rally Is Given At Meeting ho**» I. ', u ho*y f..r nionlh* work-, tug ..ot Hi.- entire movement no paper G.glstir* and 'iipply back­ up pro. e-lure* *rr formulnlrd an*i gradually put into motion *o that month* heme a nee.led part, «H tele o f clothing or food it avji laid.- when needed. Training ami maintenance pro­ gram* fnr ground ami flight per­ sonnel are *ei up. Word* are in..despiAle H picture the sweat, long hour*, frustration* and turd work neri-s.iry for the prelimin­ ary stage 1hii«e closest to them David (Jatchei, Sanford City lixiw th> r who reap Ihe long Commluinner, and member of lonely hour' of waiting are their the Seminole Couniy Junior Cham* families and frien-D. Plan* are helm- made for mem­ her of Commerce, haa .been ap­ Now the rho-en day 'tart* to aceelrralr ami with inrreating ber* o f the Semin.de County Jun­ pointed to head the Important relrntle»*nr»* rumrs closer *nd ior Chamber of Commerce to at- "Voire o f Democracy" project. Serving with Gatchel on tha clntrr. If (Hissihle the pare, ten­ *-nd the rauru* lo he held in sion ant hour* of work, lieromt Winter Haven, Get -jji at ! o.m. enmmlHew are: Garfield Willett*, even greater. Die advance rrewl In the Florida Room of the Nora Bob Bennett, Jark Sewell. Tom MrDunal.1, and Gerald Mettaer. have departed, token to Ibolr M -Vn Auditorium. The "Voice of Democracy" «*• local t.nyre« ate expected to destination hy Navy air tiaiup«*rt *quadron*. Flight citw.* are attend thl* meeting to ili*eux* tay contest ii gaining in popu­ briefed, pilot* have their route*, s'Dtrlrt olan* to 1>e prrs.-otyl at larity each year and it U ex­ pected to be emphasiiH this wrsther Information, radio fre­ the F'all Confereme. Th* AA'inter Haven DHtrlet year by Um local Jayrea orgeat* quencies and fuel consumption data, navigator' have their plott­ meeting Is being held Jitst two gallon. ing chart* an I equipment for tak­ week* prior to the F’all ConferVICE PRESIDENT NAMED ing run and star 'hot* for rain - enre that I* arheduled for Nov. tial navigation over Ihe trackieia IB-Ill In Fort IT*ree at Sham­ OMAHA - T h e National lastfts lute of Municipal l« w Of Deer* wa*te of Ihe Atiantlr. In addition rock Village. Reservation* are now being veatrnlay named F. Churchill Ihe war le-rn aid of Radar and la.ran I* checked and rechecked made al the Tourist Information Mellett o f Pensacola, Fla., • rR» ' (( owitn«rd Da (fig# 2) 1 Booth for both meeting*. |giooal vice pra^daot. Gatchel To Head Rescrvations Are Now Being Made Essay Contesf For Jaycee Caucus �T* TI1K SALFORD 1IKRALD Past: 2, Thurs. Oct. 11, 1956 Test Knowledge Of Our President's tty Till" ASSOCIATED PRESS School i* back In session and thr presidential election la Jutl armind thr cornrr an now la aa good a time aa any to trat your knowledge of our rounlry'a presldenta. Did you know (nr Instance, that John Adams waa the only presi­ dent to live to see hta ion inaugu­ rated pm ldenl* That Abraham Lincoln was thr fin t president born beyond the boundaries of the nriglnal 13 colonies’ That Martin Van Ilurrn waa the tint president bom under the Stars and Stripes? Here are 13 questions. See how you make out. 1. What three presidents were born west o( the Mississippi Rl vrr? Z. How many bachelors have been elected president? 3. Washington twice had a una turnout vote in the cleclrorial col lege After him, who came the close.*t to being a unanimous chotca? 4. Both Franklin D. Roosevelt and his wife Eleanor were relat­ ed to Theodore Roosevelt. Who waa the closest? 3. Did any other president be­ sides Franklin D. Roosevelt at tempt to win hit party's nomt nation for a full third term? 8 Who served the rhorteel time in the office o f president? 7. One college has produced four presldenti and another three. Name the colleges and the prest denis. I. What three vice presidents later were elected president with out first filling ihc lop offlee by death or assassination. 0. Who was the oldest man ever to be elected president? 10. The youngest? II. Which president never spent a day in school? 1Z. What three pretldanti found romance and married while in o f­ fice? 13. To resolve a deadlock, two presidents were chosen by the House of Representatives and one by a special ilt-tlin.ni tomlsssion. Name them. It. 3lost prcsidrrts were either lawyers or soldiers but the office hi a been held by a taller, an en­ gineer and a newspaper editor. Who were they? 3. Give the full first names of Cleveland, Wilson amt ConUflge. Answeri-no credit lor pert is I answers. 1. Herbert Hoover, West Rraneh, Iowa; Harry S Trnman, Lamar, 3 to ; Dwight Eisenhower, Deni­ son, Tea. Z. Two. Buchanan and Cleve­ land: 3. James Monroe missed being ■ unanimous choice by only one vote In the electoral college when elected to ■ second term in 1120. MOW TH* HECK COULD I LIT ANYONE KNOW WHO l AM ? r------ - Passport to Happiness By MAYSII OMIO i V / •, O IMS Mil-lit Gulf, g itr iitd by ysrmlssisa O V 'X s •* *«*•• Dletrtbutad by ” • ' ■• If lag Ftaturas gjrtrflcatt. CHAPTER 13 ■"PILE CAPTAIN srwa at dinner 1 that night. Mo sraa a Jovial old s«a dog with a red face and bristling gray hair, and ho laughed continually. The passengers, seem­ ing to take their cue from him. wrro jolly too. Everyone seemed to be enjoying himself, VaJ thought. Uut she and Dirk had said prac­ tically nothing unco they had com­ menced eating. Probably I am naive and stupul, she thought, and again oho had a frightening feel­ ing that aho waa getting well out o( her depth. It was no longer any use trying to tell herself that all this waa none of her business. Now aha knew there waa no eaeape. She waa involved not ooly by circnmstances but emotionally. “ You don't have to look at me all the time. You can glance to­ ward the doctor's table occasion­ ally," Dirk aald dryly. She felt the color ruah up under her blue eyes. “ Why ahould I want to look at him 7" “ Why not? Surely hta lha an­ swer In any girl s dream, especial­ ly a young nurse's," ha added cruelly. Ilruce waa silting at his table surrounded by bis middle-aged harem; ha looked unusually bandsome in his dreae mesa uniform. The women were chattering eager­ ly to him and to one another. The storm bad subsided; the good weather waa with them. The cruise had really begun. “There’s a notice up on the board that there'll be dancing tonight," Dirk renter kad. “Oh, really?" “Oh, really?" Hla smooth voice mocked her. "You're dressed for It, aren't you? And darn prettily dressed, aa I said before. 1 didn't know nurses knew so much about ciothea or wrbrro to buy them." “ A friend of mine is a mannaquin. She’s the asms Hit as 1 am." 11a pushed hla plate aside and reeled his elbows on the labia. "Yea, probably you can fit a man­ nequin’s clothes. You have the figure; all the same, you could never be a mannequin." "Why not?" aha asked, laugh O IhV Msysle Orel*. Rapflnlad A Eleanor. She was Teddy Roo­ sevelt's niece; Franklin wae only hll fifth cousin, 3. Ltysic* S. G nnt sought a third tarns but the nomination went to Jam ti Garfield. 6, William ll c a n Harrison served only from March 4 to April 4. 1841. 7. Harvard haa produced John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Theodora Roosevelt and Franklin D. Rosevelt. William and Mary College produced Thomas Jefler*oo, James klonroe and John Ty­ ler. I. John Adams, Thomas Jetfcrson. and Martin van Rurcn, •.William Hanry Harrison at 88. ing. Never In her wildest dreams the tin* waiting for someone who had she thought of bctsclf aa a hadn't come? Had Uruce too many patMota mannequin. "You're too much a down-to- still to join in lha frivolities ? flurw earth person, too essentially real. ly those seasick patients wno A mannequin must suggest a still keeping to thru beda wutilXl dream. The face of the girl wear­ be requiring medic* attention? ing the gown must be a* blank and Thera was a asck feeling in ntr characterless aa possible. The cus­ heart aa she wondered If he were tomer must see Aerial/ ui that avoiding her. Uut prebahly I q gv-wn and be unconscious of the only flattering myself, she thought, mannequin. Uut your face la too believing / have anything to de vital, VaJ. They couldn't fall but wth hla non-appearance. He told to be conscious of you." He grinned me be waa tlrrd. and certainly x« and added, “ You’re a stubborn, re­ looked tired when we talked Uus bellious little thing, aa I've dis­ afternoon. covered to my cost tonight." Ha When finally ha appeared aoa smiled and she smiled back at him. and her partner wars dancing g i l Aho fell almost absurdly grateful the I o u n g t door. She saw bun that they were on friendly term* standing there. again. He v s* mok.r.g about him Inde­ During dinner Dirk kept the con­ versation going on a lightly enter­ cisively, on* untidy strand of dark taining vein, telling her amusing hair falling across hla forehead. anecdotes about the various ten­ Hia dark eyes were Marching the ants on hla father's estate. It was dance floor, obviously Marching foe impersonal talk, the sort oi chat­ someone, and suddenly her heart ter ho and she might have ex­ seemed to atop beating, and she changed had they met casually at almost prayed. And then aha gave herself a sharp mental shake, and a dinner party. The upstairs lounge had been continued to talk averanlmaiadly cleared for dancing and the ship s to her present partner in wtXa smalt orchestra was waiting to she hadn't much Interest. Out pour begin. Apparently the Captain had young man, how could ha know? “ You're certainly a wonderful decided to make this a gel-logcther dance for the passengru, with little dancer." favors, a balloon dance, a 1‘aul Hha iaugne-1 "1 m n ot I’ ve does Jones and several E x c u s s - m s very UUle dancing." dances. “ You cant expect me to believe In the beginning of the evening that? You're a wonderful hi tie VaJ danced several tunes with danc«r." He repeated It enthueuaDirk. But presently other of the Ucatljr. When lha dance waa over they men passengers cams up and asked her for dances, and after the Paul wrent back la aaa at the lahle^jt Janas, when everyone waa infor­ the end of the lounge aad since X* mally Introduced, so to apeak, Val •aid she was UUraty, be ordered found herself with an embarrass­ her a lemonade. While she drank ment of would-be partner*. Even It aho tried to main lain the previ­ the Captain, who seemed U> enjoy ous blight flow of conversation, himself mors at the liar than on but now aha could think of noth­ the dance floor, asked her for a ing to say to him. The sense of expectancy was dance. “ You‘,e the success of the eve­ making her Itel almost sick. Hut ning," Dirk said, smiling. “ My Id.a before lha Intarval in which Ibe to get you out of uniform waa a bend had fans eut to refresh them­ selves was over, ilruce came up te good one, eh?" Hhe smiled back at him. T l's her. He smiled down at her s in g ­ certainly a lovely party." Out in ly as he said, “May I have (fc her heart she asked herself, Wax dance, Nurse?" it •lovely party? Hasn't skaialJ ffeak * flbeffwweJJ br eerralistoa of Atsloe bocks Distributed by Kiss Feature* Syndicate. 10 Theodore Roosevelt at 42. 11. Andrew Johnson. 1Z. Widowers John Tyler and Woodrow Wilson and bachelor Grover Cleveland. 13. Thomas Jefferson and John Qulney Adams were rtoien by the House o f Representative*; Ruth­ erford B, Hayes by a special elec­ tion commission. II. Andrew Johnson was a tai­ lor, Herbert Uoover a rnlnief engineer, Warren G. Harding a small town newspaper editor.^ II. Their full names wars # r phtn Grover Cleveland. Thom si Woodrow Wilson and John Calita Coolidge. DirectionairBlower with porches* of Now Legal Notice 1956 ■ ■Ml killll at UAl'HA a. HAVlDkO.S Deceased. Is U s Court •( tbs cssaty Jsdte. *SlNI.VOl.es c e e i l f , riarida. ■ a rie S ill. J ill | reel lata Wnd S-ereuuu Me*. m ||(W | ar iBf iuTe lltllln Om i i Si **»!■*» I f Oil Heater that can giva a Week's Free Heat I il.ccaitd. Isis »f u ld Counly to IX* t'nunly J udss “ f ISemlBsIS cosbIj . Klurlde »t *>!• oftlcu Is lb* murl hour* et •*'•! County st Hanford Florida. within e'shl re lender nu.niri* Itutn t bo It me •/ the rirwt nubluatlort nf IMe nolle*- Each ,1,1m , r Ueoioad ab.lt bs In *rlt- each monthI Pays Ur your haatarl t,r•altl•fir e» #13*1 fir'1** flfflMI of Hit tltlnnwl. xml •*»•[! M >22J|I ■u tv lha claimant, ehMr aerot. or It.slr aitwrnay. aad aajr .uch claim or dtmawd aot *o MM ehall be 1old Automatic Od Saver belences *>r luelmiiiureet every setting, saves up to 2S£ on exit And fimous Low Draft Burner does away with hard ca rb on -ln ttaad, burns it for astra wermtht W H rB ttrw i {l |l. V.WCSl*m* > A# vie# I'reu A Trust Ollker Ae rtaralar of ihu la d Will ■ud Teelainant r>f l^uta W. l*a< Idiaa. d - jS 1?o r e M /a l m f c o m ^ [ffiS H o F F M A N Oltr.Lt.1Blt. UaoTM se TO c a r .m r a a ' T* All rredltur* and all b*r»na» ha«lxx elalBb ar demaadi egalusi t**‘ u V iV eeeh af »au. are kerebr uaufliT" aad reaalraA i . r n m ■nv cl.lm* »«* demand* WHIah u, Mixer of r-u. » * r her* •aelaat lh* *•!*•• ®* C«r«lrn lloffmen lirelller. deveateA tala #f hemInula Coualv. Florida Is lha Man Li sect llouihotdar, Couaiy Judaa or emlnala Cuuntr. St hi* •Hie* In .4* Ceuxlr Ceurt bouse In m fjM * •emlaela County. Florid*, within elahl moelXa from lha d»t# of IX# ret nnbllcalloa of IXIe aotlre. ,rh claim or demand mnl Xe In writing aad muet ala I* tXt *Ure of realdani.* and rmal-nttlc* addrees ar IX* rlalmant and must be avers ta by the elelmast. Me af eat at hie aMersey, af it will becesM ! Koopi floort warm, spreads comtort sverywhaiat Big turnaca type heat tichangar, eitra lerge r w a l g ang top grtilf put all lha heat Into yeur hcme^O;; IlSGtl heatingarssT With DirttHonalr Blower, it> the biggest -comfort buy on tha mar* ket! Act now white you SAVE $20!' | 8 M ODELS..., j choice of decorator finish- j m ... to hut one room or/ a whole home. AS LOW AH $8 .5 0 Prr Month Hurry I *20 Saving! Explrts Dec. 1st K DESIGNED > T ROXANE this Mack west ihraa-placa suit la la • diagonal weave. A to* tare Jacket with reded eewt catlay aad fly-fraat ctoalag is-worn over « Mack aatia Feeler's vast Wttk a rad French (lower palaad oa lha ascot. The alias skirt la oa A camisole top. T ** •U V f fS 4 a I i M io fto ijW rJl n a t io n a l HANK orJA C gaoN V lL L K w„, te. a . D tu t First publlcetlaa as September 31. ms p l u 1007 Sinford Avt. m b i n g Phone 1113 �Absentee Ballots Available Friday “THE MAN WHO WASN’T THERE” The kindest thin* that can be •ai<! about our present Congre**man I* that he wa* 'man who wasn't there'. .•IK WAS NOT THERE when: . , Ike needed hi* support on important legislation. . . He MISSED »7 IMPORT­ ANT ROLL CALKS on significant legislation. . . HE MISSED 111 Ql'ORL’ M ROLL CALLS. . HE FAILED TO INTRO DUCE AND PASS anjr important legislation for all the peopte of *d i district In the pa.t 8 years. I l le openly admit* hi* recorJ I* not' wh*' he did but WHAT HE DIDN’T DO. He laughingly ad­ mit* he mined the roll rail* a* though l' were a big Joke. To me, proper at'ention to the vital mat­ ter* of our country by our elect­ ed repre*entative» it not a laugh­ ing matter. It It an affront to our cltlienry to have our coo(_t»»man boait of a ’do-nothing' .Ccord. Absentee ballot* will be avail­ able tomorrow, Mr*. Camilla Rrtice, Seminole County Super­ visor of Registration *aid today. •The deadline for absentee bal­ loting will be through Oct. 25," •he *»IJ. Ballot* may be obtained at the office of the Seminole County SuptrvDor o f Regulation In the Chamber o f Commerce Building. RE-ELECTED BY FFVA - At the 13th Annual Conven­ tion of the Florida F'ruit and Vegetable Association held in Miami Reach recently [left to right] Joffre C. David, Orlan­ do. was re-elected secretary and treasurer; Rudolph Matt­ son. F’t. Pierre was re-elected president and Andrew Duila Jr., Oviedo, was re elected vice-president. Mattson and Dod.i are growers. David is general manager of FFVA. VAH Hospital Notes (Cnnllnurd from Page II by the navigator. Knowledge of Oct. is Admissions: the aircraft position may he a matter of life or death. The radio S'uart (ioiile i Lake Mary ) man ha* checkel all hi* shod Ronald t'a-li (Sanford) and long range communication* Washington Young (Sanford) equipment, frequencies and factHj / cI I! j - u i i : litir* (bo'h commercial nnd mili­ ('.race Earl (Sanford) tary) that lie will or may have to Birnicc Stone (Sanford) uie rnroute. Jack Jonc* (Sanford) The day arrive*, farewell* are Betty Mountcaitlc (Sanford) *aid- crew* board their aircraft W. A. Adam* (Sanford) and then are gone, fading in'o the Ditrharge*: eastern tky From now on the Itreda Crawford an.) baby boy safety and well being o f the High Ruby Griffis (Sanfordi erew* and transport paitengen Margaret Powell (Sanford) are in the hand* of God and the Meredith James and baby girl va*t system operated by the (Winter Park) military and civilian agencies Lorcnea M cflrlff (Sanford* Aircraft arr constantly tracked Richard Hudson (Oviedo) by ground radar unit* within the Bernice Stone (Sanford) continental limit* o f the ITS. Oct. I! further out to sea the late«t and Admission*! newest airborn radar unit* and Ronnie LaVernc McGrlff the »ea locked Trxa* tower* eon(Sanford) tlnue plotting the course through Mm n arian Mitchell (Sanford) LUND i| „ . R0b«.r( Gctman tSanfor.l) My opponent claim* he l* mak* the *ky. E*en further out the ing hi. annual trip through the Hler I* not alone. The pnternalion. Rlrlh*: ally oprra'ed ocean station vc* Baby Boy Earl district. Ur m*«l hr u.irr Baby Boy MourVi astir strange type of calenJar in view •el* provide a watchful eye and of the fact that his 'annual* trip friendly aid lo the passing airBaby Girl Grtman lli-v barges: happen* once every eight ye*r». rraft a* they maintain their 21 hour watch through fair and foul W. A. Adam* (Sanford) weather. Although the ehanrea of • a mishap Indeedi »mall. in* the » j • | | a ■ \ki or niiinap are irr inam precautions taken are elaborate. M 0 | I T . N . W O O U For many year* Florida has Should an airrrift mi** a report- . . . . . . been forced to pay freight rate* . tn»f Period (about once every IS A d m i n i S t r Q r lV C which have discriminatory yj0ury wnen nave been wen ai*cnrain*iory ),0lir) th*the nearest unit* of the ■ r and which have operated agalnat Alr V | Rrlruc m (def1. D l V I S I O f l T h l C T it* economy. ed. Radio stations try to establish IIFADOUkRTETtS T H IR D This condition la probably the contact and inform other atr- A„ My Kort McPherson. Ga giealrst factor in keeping Indus­ craft or surface vessels known to Ms, Miro1l Ntfm nf Mr I ..* Im tl am * • * v a *# . & .. L try out of the State and retarding be in (he area to keep a Klook jur progress. ®u*' Park, ha* been named O def of f If* about time our Southern "It can bo truthfully said that thr Administrative Division of the congressman exerted »ome presa- the airmen of today do not leave Third Army Tranapott vtlon roetire on rate* for pur State. live aid and protec'larf o f their sjon here. comrades, friend* and familie MaJ Wood came here from the bsdvlnd. The molern day miracle, Northeast Air Comaml. where- he o f electronics made available to wa* Plan* Officer for the 72711 One argument against me is us by the people of our country Ground Unit. Tran«pe»rt dlnn Ter­ that 1 will have to start at the permit us to take •’it" with u*. minal Command bottom of the ladder and work We are as safe a* God and tuunBun In Erie. Pa., Ma) Wool my way up. Aa far as my «>;► try can make u* See you in has been in the- service for 10 ponent’a Itl'( OKI) for ■sliln- March," sverc the comment* of years, lie t» a graduate of New Vgislatio Ion for ALL the people VAIt-tl officer* as they pre­ York Military Academy (1917) of this cdistrict and for hi* PAY­ pared to depart for their tem­ and the University of Pennsylvan­ ING ATTENTION TO T H E porary location in the Mediter­ ia (1911). BUSINESS OF CONGRESS is ranean area. Ma) Wood wbo wears numeral* concerned, he is STILL at tha "A SMOKE FILLED ROOM" •n'1 ‘ heater ribbon* bottom (if the ladder Harry M. Daugherty. Warren P'“ * ,hr Arm> ‘ ‘..mmendnUou YEARS in Washington. Anyway, G. Harding'* campaign man Ribbon, is married to the forwhgl’a wrong with *tarting at the ager, predicted with uncanny mer lone Swift of n bottom of the ladder. Isn’t tha! accuracy that hi* candidate *'•* the way most American* want it would be picked aa tha 1WU lie and Mr* Wood have two to be In a free America 7 G. O. P. presidential choice by chiidicn The WsxhIs will live at a small group o f men "around IW8 MncMullin Term.c |U«l a table in a smoke fillssi room" Point. Ga., while Ma) Wood is after other candidate* had stationed at Headquarters Third . My opponent voted lo exempt "gone the limit." Army. the natural ga* prolucer from regulation by the public utility commission. This would mean the • housewife, the consumer and the general public would have been* in danger of being goug**d by urd • fair bills. Thl* Is but another - Instance WHERE HE TAILED 7 * n p r o t e c t h is c o n s t it u • ENTS RACK HOME. RATHCRN n r STATE TODAY THT", S A V F O n n IT E R A LT) Thura. Ost. 11, 1956 Pago S TAMPA (A P )— House Speaker Sam Rayburn come* to FlorIJa today to put In tome plug* for PILE OK SAND DEATH THAT Democrat* generally and hi* conMIAMI UR — A pile of *and grfftional pal, Jamc* A. ltalcy proved to be a death trap for 14* of the 7th DUirict. year-old Robert Furman yevtar* The veteran Texan House mem­ day. ber hold* a pre*t conference here, He dug a tunnel and w i* iuffogoes In a motorcade to Plant City where he I* to apeak briefly then rated when it collapsed. Only Ml to Lakriar.d for a $10 a plate fund feet firotruded when hla IJ-year* otd sister found him. raising dinner for Hsley. PIVI su tvivois uf the American freighter f t tag la, which broke in two an t tank in a raging Arctic storm u!7 Norway, are shown i n arrival by air in New Yutk The role survivors were picked up by a UriUah freighter, t d t to rig front, are: James Arnold, Baltimore; Lawrence T. Itedlcn, Central City, Colo.; Itenetrio* IDdJteosta*. Ncv Yotk U*ck row, left to right, arc: Pedro Rodrigues, Baltimore, at.d An. u-.ii V’ i| hinoa. Newport New*. Ya. Ttie World War tl LiU-ily ship had left pert with a m v* of Id men. (Intcrnatiuml) Hop from desk to date in Sacony jumper sheaths 14.95 WllfUl C. OANIIl, of Danville. V i . holds President Eltrnhowcr’a Larc! on which be haa pinned the American f-c ;!»n Insignia’. Daniel, new national commander of the Legion, met With Use C i f Fj k u * live In the While House to prrtc t highlight* of tT.c prv gtam adoptc I by Uie organisation's convention in Lo* Argrlrs. ( International) DISCRIMINATING FREIGHT RATES a BOTTOM OF THE EADDEB X PROTECT Till’ ' CONSUMER KEEP UP ATOMIC TESTS ~ Our guided missile program and . atomic tests should continue. S*even»on believes we thoul.l stop these tests Would he have Soviet - Russia continue to develop Iheir military might hnd allow thi* naA on become unprepared? I ’ Tavor no plan that would allow ihi* government to share It* atomic aeere'a with the C mtnun- OLD AGE REQUIRES GREATER Ain The Improvement* to Social Security pa*sed bv the llou»e '■*•• session were fine, but they didn't • *0 far enough. No one ran live '.%ft the present $30 00 minimam. The limit, the aged can earn - after retirement, and itlll get Social Social Security, force* - down their standard of living. Benefits to totally- disabled adult*, who h»ve no other Income, ihould begin a* *oon a* their di«.tbl!lty . D proven. They ihould not have, lo wait uidlt they are 50 year* of age Such bcnc'it* would ellmin.Ate charity case* and hardship* *%v many families. RETIRED GOVERNMENT EMPl.OYEES WHO ARE DEPEND• ENT t.'PON' THEIR PENSIONR •Uch a* the retired postal employ­ er. SHOULD AIJIO RE GIVEN . AN INCREASE to reflect the ~ higher eo»t* of livin*. They cannot maintain a decent ' standard of living with their pre­ sent retirement pay." f ARNOLD LUND Republican Candidate for Conrnaa. • Jimmy Moore (second (mm left), t’ -year old son so of Mr. and II Irarlor drlvMr*. Carl Moore of Krddlrl:. Ida , Florida'* 1956 4-|| Ing champion. Is shown receiving a wr)v| watch from W. A. O'Day. regional manner. American Oil Comp my, after winning third place In llic lavlrrn 11.8. t-ll Tractor Operators' Contest held .Henlrinbcr 21 at the Atlantic Rural L-.povilion In Richmond. V*. Taking part In (he presentation were. Iron* tell. Gene Ilam .on . asvlvtant rminty agent, Orala; .Moore; T. C. Skinner, a**l«t*ni agricultural extension engineer, t'n lvrn llv ol Florida, and O’Day. Young Mooir romprlrd aralnri winner* lr«m IX other southern, east roast, amt mlilursirrii it ate* who parlirlpalrd in (lie contest sponsored by the acrieullucal extension senior*, Anirrir.an Oil Company end lh» 1 Irglnia I arm Lquipmrnt Association. COMMISSION TO DO WITHOUT MISS IMtkMICA M ltV K F s LAKELAND (A I'(-A ft e r next year the FlorIJa Citrus Cot-unl*ainn will do without Uie a* cviira of Ml.s Amerlia. Commission member* did sola Uv spend |l-.0(U on NBC'* Wide M idi* World tele* sion show N'*V. 11 >o harvesting nnd purking of orange, might he *h«wm on 'he Florid* telecast. The commission alto voted to spend $5,000 on helping film t«- t* of orange Juice given children by the Tex*. State College for Wom­ en which I* conducting research Into the nutritional effect of Juica*. WAhT ADS O ff m HSTIST v v CUMAUK t.** na i mmtua R u t s ,» T V k -m \ ..........1 ed b e ■■*■ aa e ^ — 4 * h R b w . a« • * ft SM r e e * * * * * * iT e w e>. tl» a « ie mmmm r e m IM fd • UUUAKKM 'sl-T.W I.I STARTS TONIGHT STARTS 6:10 A HEARING A ID s i A i d s lo M o iii.c m FI S, 1C0NY KKTCHUM, t* V eS p eM D o For your prnional rrtiuirentrnlv. MjWiriWF-VICTnKfT/ I’ rlrfd from SS9.50. n romplrlr line or nil type aid* with term* lonuil your hudifel. Idite Models.Ilrnring Gln-srsllarelle-AII on Ihe Knr.llindli.mil. Select the one you like. Hearing tents without charge. FEATURE • 4:13 CO • FEATURE vtr. m Service on all type aldn-C’ords. lintlerien, Kcpnipv. HAS FOB I), we are al .Miller Radio & Appliance (o. I IN South Park Ave. on Friday morning of each week. See Miller for batlerlen. , G W P iC K 'M M T H E Y E A R LIN G Maico Hearing Service Garland O. A Thomas S. Smith 51! FU. Natl Bank Bldg., Orlando Rhone 2-5516 Nights aiwl holiday* call Orlando 2-4417. C I.AMT M lri" IN *. FINE Jl ORLANDO HEARINC SKRVICE Jiinn I’ovd'* TUK INFORMKK TENANTS OOV. OIVAI MUftUi of Arkansaa lift* hla shoe In Uttl* It -k to the delight of Democratic Presidential rvomlnea Adlai L. ht*s*m- n. The gevernor revealed a hole kv the sole of hi* *hoe, a Stevenson trademark since the lt)2 campaign, wlicn an alert photographer caught the Utter In need of a retread. In the line of butlnrsi, Steven­ son spoke at Little Rock and w*« applauded when he defended If.e Supreme Court * desegregation decision, (fnleraatlonal Soundphoto) lA u a n t u r ia end rc | — — .TECHNICOLOR FEATURE • *;2J ONLY "CHILDREN UNDER 12 A d m it t e d f r u i t THE FROGMAN STORY will* — JOSE f f i i k k k e r — — TKKVOKE HOWARD — in Bright Idea for the girl on tha g o ! At the drop o f a whirl (which la how you'll wear them smartly day lim e*), Sacony** chic little jump«r* turn Into siren-lsh aheathal Choose now . . a from lovely glow color* and these newsy fabric*: A Smoky flannel, princes* line, tipped-up back, a Checkered knit, belted over hidden waiat-allmmer band. C. Bubbly-Uxtured kr.lt, with awratary marg Ini, belted over walal-ellnmer band, f t ' e a wonderful buyl" Slice I0-JS. ‘Cockle Shell Ileros’ i �Should Become 1 Waste-Conscious: Step To Future Georgia Still Great A g ricu ltu ral S ta te —s M i v a -f r Jfji H m ^ -J n DETROIT CP—Georgia ii .till • cUgreat agricultural state, oak) IU loo plantations and have absoK. It may aetm ridiculous, in this cru of much relationship to individuals. But the governor today, but "the dreamy rd the men who once plowed n., bounteoun prosperity, to talk about that plain fact of the matter ts that conser­ and romantic old way of rollon llghl-llpped New England judicial naser- vation, like so many other things, begins ssen. Warren (lwr. Arthur and plantation* ba* gone forever. fields and the women who u.ri at home. ' tlon, “ Waste not, want not." Rut it Is not Magmison, (t>) laingUr, (R) "The era of mint julrpi, crino­ to help gather tbe crop." One n*|wct of this truth was set forth ‘ ridiculous at all. Foresight Is never rldl••We have." he went on. "tic. lined belles and banjos In the strikingly the olher day by Ernest F. Swift, moonlight baa disappeared. The tor) executives by the dozen who , culous. old cotton ago which brought attest that these people make th* It is exactuly such a time as this, when executive director of the National Wild-l wealth and privilege to the few life Federation. He wrote that "the real • wt are spending and consuming at an un­ and brought endless hours of toil1m '** •**• ,b* "1<>*1 pf oductn* precedented rate, tHSt we should think a- key to food conservation is the American and travail to tbo many has nroii-' workers “ * 7 ex' T " • bout the future- American's resources lire garbage tun. the greatest of all storage bins cd away In tbe mitts of eternity. * amaxingly stupendous, but they are not for waste foods." Gov. Marvin Griffin went on to tell o f a "new giant . . . in our GOP, Demos Give Now this has nothing at alt to do with without limit, even though new resources economic pieture . . . titanic In­ are being uncovered everyday. Even though legislation and |>olicy lie it on the local, dustrial developmrnt'' in a speech Treasury Reports • our Ingenuity and our skill at producing stale or national level; this has to do pri­ dratted to attract new business WASHINGTON 'JT^-The Rrpuh. marily with the individual and his t^nknow no bounds, the basic wealth of the southward to his state. His appeal was directed to some 100 Indus­ licans reported today they ha-i land—the oil and coal and gas and iron; sclencu and attitude. trialist* of Ihia motor car metrop­ more than a hall million dollars If millions of Americans become wastethe fertility of the soil - is something olis Invited to a luncheon at the In their treasury Oct. I. The Demconscious, mid act individually to conserve that cannot be Increased. Detroit Athletic Club. u id , hfy mer, , lmoM i That Is the framework within which all food - nml other resources - a great step S e n io r , w,rc ' ^ C ^ r g i. State ^ |(| |hp fpd • that we do as a nation must be done. And forward will have liven taken. Chamber of Commerce and Prc* Tbe national rommiltrc* of |F, • this is the fundamental reason for conser­ Charles T. Fisher nf the Firs* Na­ two parties gave the figures to tie tional Bank o f Detroit. Griffin vation of resources. General Store praitoii and thanked (hr chamber Senate Elertlons subcommittee a There Is a good deal of loose thinking president. Ivan Allen Jr. nf At *1re.ponte to a questionnaire The ljuitc a few persons not yet in their about conservation. There is a tendency to lanta, and It* director. Walter dotage can remember a time when the oldSenate group has been keeping • regard it as strictly a mutter for broad Cate*, for arranging the event. county, state, or national policy, without fushioned general store was a common The governor told his hearer* running tab on campaign conirisight in America. Such a store offered a he tras sure they wrrr well aware butmos and spending. surprising variety of consumer goods: prncof the extraordinary hislnett op­ For September, the Democratic portunities to be found in Georgia rommittee reported receipt* mo-r Americans Expect Too Much llcally everything- in fact, that was avail­ V and that he wnuld -Mile «kelrh the than twice thotc of tbe he Whoever is elected president will In* » able to consumers in those simpler days. pictured in broad outline. publicans. The Democrats air. Then, of course, diversification set in. disappointment. This It not to decry either "Come down and tee lor your­ spent more. m i One store handler! this kind of goods; an­ President Elsenhower or Adlal Stevenson, selves," be urged. "We will co­ Tbe figures: operate In every possUlr way to but means merely that Americans expect other hnndled something else. Even in tiny % ■ i DEMOCRATS — September re­ make a success of any new plants loo much. They want the president to lie hamlets, several establishments were re­ ceipt* $382,017 and expenditure you may tee fit to build " both a grent politician and a great admin­ quired to sell >he merchandise that inigVJ He cautioned against any expec­ tO)2J08 Bank balance at month < I m f : ^ ' istrator, two qualities rurely found in the all have been dis|»enscd from a general tation of finding cheap labor, say­ end of 114.894 and unpaid bill, samo man. That Is the way Harlan Cleve­ store a few years or decades earlier. ing all he could poraUe in this amounting to S120.6GS. The Dem* the ■ i i i :.,N i J M | l a L Z S T a u i | direction Now history has come full circle, a* II would be wrorkert "will­ cratic committee b e g a n land, dean of the Graduate School of Citimonth with a balance of o.cr WHITHIB th* Democrat* retain their allm control of the Senate or lo»* it to the Republican* hlngee ing and eager to offer an honest , xsnship ami Public Affair* at Syracuse Un­ has a way of doing. Here and there about on lhe*e »u hey Senate rontrot*. the way political «eera *ee It. Washmgton and Ortgon ahape up aa day's work for aa Honest day's IM4.S23. iversity, points It out In the Annals of the the country, elaborate shaping centers are the hottc.t batttrgro unite. The COP would liko to unaeat Senator Mor»e. e.pecUUy. flnltrwaf.owaJ/ pay." American Academy of Political and Social coining closer and closer to living fancy, — He said that many of th# slate's TEST OF SUNDAY BLUE su|ier-du|ier descendant* of the old gen­ Science. LAWS SHAPING UP Few presidents live up to this expecta­ eral store. The designer* of these estab­ "It's the only comb la tbe world TAMPA ifv - A lest of Florida's with false teeth.'' said a loyal Sunday blue law* is shaping up tion. Presidents must spend much time lishments might not relish this view of conferee eJ Cosby. in Circuit Court as- the result of persuading Congress to do what they want, their brainchildren, but the similarity is By IIM. noVl.E brushes have served tbe crowned tom b," said Cosby, "and it gives A look of gente-l osin spread arrests for selling an automobile, or telling it what the executive d e t r i­ incscu|iable. NEW YORK. W—Th*- quickest Ihead* of Europe since 1777, when the scalp a gentle massage. over Crosby's fine British face, City Judga Bob Johnson conOne of the most resplendent of such way to wealth is to Improve some ) George III was trying to give bis “ It Is particularly helpful to and be muimuicd in rebuttal: victid • Tampa automobile dealments are doing. They must build up |>oliU. cal coalitions in their own support, and places has just opened on the outskirts of simple object million* of people American colonies a quirk mil- mm with thinning hair aa it glidea " I wouldn't really call them « r, Earl B. Sheik, and a salesMary brushoff. over the bald spot without scratch­ false teeth, eld boy. But when the man. Bennie Brook*. ye*terd«y on keep in touch with innumerable s|>ecinl one of our large melru|iolitun centers. 71 buy or u»c every day Example. The man who first ing. Balding men are physic­ teeth eear out. you can buy a that charge. They were fined I f An invrntor since boyhood. Cotincludes some 70 separate establishments, groups in Congress and out which might ibought of putting a crinkle In the by became interested in combs ally as well as emotionally sen­ refill set to fit into the plastic apiece. They appealed. lunging from department stores to small old-fashioned wire hairpin — so during a visit to the British Mut- sitive." make trouble If. not kept friendly. shell." Also - ‘and perha|ui this is their heaviest S|>ecialty shops, all under one roof sur­ it would stay in better —made eum. H* noted that combs found In ancient Egyptian pyramids var duty—they must be agreeable to millions rounding a court where there are gardens, a million dollars. "When you think of the hun-1 I'd hardly at all from eomb* In of voters, and make speeches all over the a fish pond and a sidewalk cafe. This Is th« general store rained to the »t million* of human country during and between campaigns, nth power. J t is a kind of ajmU.1 of the h/ V( „n un|iBi, tdfii „ ietmi agera with craw cuts — la or trying to maintain their popularity. deep and far-reaching changes that urc odd that none thought of improv­ dlnsrlly rounded, the combs ap­ It's a great life, ell right, but ICe hard taking place in tha average American** ing the ordinary comb, Ua't it?" peared designed for flat-beade. 1101 SANFORD AYR. not to weaken while enjoying it. asked Eric L. II. Cosby. "Why should they b e ? " Coeby way of life. “ But no one really had a new brooded. Missing, however, will be the big tub IJ*a So be designed a new type comb in comb* for at least ftjWC The Sanford Herald • of* Sutler usually displayed In the middle year* U la a fteaihle corah, fitted into " Pall* g«»«»t t*t*r4sr «»< «»»4 .r and only aiale of the old-fashioned country No one, that Is, until Cosby bent a plastic shell, and bends to fit the shape o f the head STaraS ** (•*•■< i l l s m w Ortihr ST. ISIS *t general store, the barrel of flour, ginger his brow to the task. «** p**« Ofriro •» SssfM*. ri*n4* «*4*r ik* a« i "With each stroke It covers five Cosby W menacing dire.-lnr of snaps, sugni, flower, meal or grits. The ■> r««gt»ss *f Mart* 1 lift Krut, Inc, a firm wh<»r fine t.mra the area of the ol^ t/p o m i l l 1‘ BKKIHS. K4li*r a .4 I'uMIrt.i odor of spices, ami of the coffee mill, mayWAIlin* HARMAN Sit. Et.rulls* Miter KVKI.TS I CVSHISQ ASs.rtUlne U »»»«-t lie the liin of "fat-back" or the yards of U FF-A.D AY FREE! FREE! sm oked snusage and line* of smoked ham Tk*IU t*l4 l* a m*ate*r *1 tka ass»«lal*4 ft*** wfelah I* *«Ull*4 **rtesl**lr *• IS* ,,r roaaXHrothat rimmed the back of the cracker barrel III! || an f t i 1***I n i l »rlal*4 Ik Ikla a*ws»«,*r. politicians" comer. FREE 15 lb. T U R K EY EACH DAY, a*er«***'*4 Nail.asllr kf tteasrsl Agv.MItl** There are many memories lingering in tarote* !»*. Ml Orore'a Satlaf* Rank n il , Ailaaia Uroral* O CTO BER 12th ond 13th. A LSO 2-1/2 G A LS, the ofi-rememtiered reminiscing of the "gen­ eral store" of year* gone by. •vascRimoM aaTga of SEA LTEST IC E CREAM G IV EN ts* M* WMh Om U**th |t *S ( I Corel** More often, aa these atoriea and mem­ Sis tf**tlw T**r Thro* M*aibe lass tilltii.it o ries, are recalled, comes quickly the realAW AY EA CH DAY. Al| Uklia*rr nolle**. «trj, *1 H u l l r«.ol«tu ». one t«t>*** of o*lorUltin**« tor th* satpo** of rsl.l.« ization thnt this is 19-76! 1**4* will I* rhti**1 for *1 rceuitr *4<«ttlitrt i i i h (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO REKISTEK) See you at the sidewalk cafe next Jan­ Thur. Oct. II, 1956 uary I p «ft 4. Eric Cosby Designs New Type Comb B&C G R O C E R Y L O O K Look At Federal Aid REG. POTATOES 10 Lbs. 35c Problem By JAMF.3 MARLOW ing war veterans an r-locaikm. financial burden due to suddra WASHINGTON tr— While Dera- The programcontinues. No on* snJ substantial increase* la eacerate and Republicans blame has serioosly argued Ibis money roilmeet because of federal at­ tack other for killing federal aid was used toInfluence what the tlvitlea. Congress tbityear voted to education—actually both had a veterans were taught, 113 milbnn dollar* for rrpalr and part in killing It—her* U a look th i, year yfar Congress voied Si mmnteasnc# of schools ui lhe*e This at the federal aid problem. million dollar* for vocational edit- effected area* and IQS millions For generations the government cation: money hanJtd th* elates tor building new ones, has been providing money for ed- to pay the expenses of training ‘ " — ucatior in one form or another, people In various vocation*, such A , D. . . , There are now at lean M pro- a* farming, trades, industries. V / C t O D C r D I O M O f l t n grams of federal aid to education, home economic* and so on. _ . . i ,. k>g V**'**Vi lea4n00 U . % TWa year Congress voted over a Thu year Congress voted 100 F O r M O f l t S F a m i l y hiUioa dollars to pay fot them. mUUo# doIUrt , or <fhoo| ------------• “Teg, love — of courae, darling — certainly, dear . . . KENNEY. Ill cm— October I* torn* people **pe*»s fear that |uneh program. a big month for the A J. Monte tf the government extends..........Tlirn such _ there__U the program family. aid to the state* to build needed railed school' aaatetenr* ^ T texTMonts, 13, and his wife, SO cele­ classrooms, eventually tbe gov- eratlr effected areas. The govbrated their wedding anniversary arament will try to control edum tkrt p i, me „!t *“ •last Friday. No. (I. c alien school districts which suffer a Ro did a ton. Cuba, and hit There l*. o f course, a counter wife. No. » argument: Rince members o f Con­ WOMAN MAYOR ELECTED _ hut„ So did a daughter and her gress com* from the states and It IHGH SPRINGS Jv_Mlst Juanl- band. Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Mela they who would vote school Bridge of Washington. III. No. 2*. aid money, they could cut o ff the BliUlRB aay lima tVay tSean■St |kf 1ITIin, )fll9 iu l) llfffltfd J. Wo So did another ton. A. K . and ou* lo a n hi* wife. No. 1* for them. On Oct. 17 comet the 2(th anPLAN WORKS LIKI A CHARM control of eduroUoa. , r a ,,o r ' nl *rsary of another son an I Nevertheless, foes of federal j Th,t ^ ___ _ _____ Incumbent Talmadgr Barber daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs* aid stick to tbe old symbol ot the Robert Months. * r » ir g e t U a g * * v ir ^ * ” und.7 the d*f, High Springs it in Alachua CoonFour in the family also have tent. Last year th* special comU -Ja mUaion. headed by farmer Froti- ly a miles northwest Gainesville.! October birthdays. . . . and payments may ifratcbad tteert Hoover, which examined government function*, said: 'He over a long or abort period. who pays the piper, can* th* tuae." This was the camel symbol la another form. Tha Hearer Coramlesion reported it saw do need fo r federal aid In school building. A few months later la IMS the White House Conference on edu­ mtk. ao .a lici " n o ." car. mow throe vear* out ol cation said tome federal aid was date. <>» October .*> you’ U mo y ro ro a W d lc.tu.ro needed Both Proakieat Eisenhow­ like TorsKm Airo Ride. Flight b»erp Hyling. Total er and the Democrat*—la staleC O R P O R A T. 1 0 1 4 iante— agreed R was needed, Contact Brakm. a Fury angles* didn't Oroober JO vouH are ^ JV * No matter whe't 111 Weal First Street. . . . . v r v v . v w Tdl. 11SS ahead .,1 the low-pefc# W d whew yew tm and drive i i i g n i T will praha r-sM.tt t •with Uw Men mat year. It hai -----------------------O t lA I __________ l been doing ae N r 14 years er to 407 Weif CeMroi Aveowe. . . . . « £ T d . 3 1491 Here are some example* o f g*v *enuarnt aid la the field of educa t„" sJT " is - IT'S FAST...IT’S S IM P U ...ITS ba WAIT A FEW DAYS... BE 3 YEARS AHEAD! G .A .C r F I N A N C E PLYMOUTH Billion* have I s a Ca sm 79c lb. All Meat C.D.M . COFFEE 49c 79c ib. STEW BANANAS FR YER S r.;79 ca 3ua25t CHOPS > 69c 49c COFFEE - 49c R0AS T ,a 3!5c REfiUlsAR Ib. OK DRIP tiKIND n "Between Payday" un. noon ROUND STEA K FLA. GRADE A. D&D • WESTERN PORK TREASURE ISLAND FROZEN BREADED SHRIMP pfc«. CHUCK BLUE PLATE INSTANT GOOD MEATY Tomatoes?"* 29c Neck Bones ^ 118c Lesuer Peas 24c BLEACH * 10c TEX1ZE NO. M l CAN WE CA RRY A C O M P LETE L IN E O F U.S. GOOD A N D C H O IC E WE STERN M EATS C U T T O YO U R ORDER FREE D ELIV E RY PHONE 560 �*THE SANFORD HERALD Oct 11, 1956 Para 5 Cecil Tucker, Miss Myrtie Wilson Discuss 4-H Clubs Social£vwt& & Methodist Circles Castle Memorial Class To Meet Now It the tim e-tim e for an­ other butlnett meeting and fami­ ly social aupper o f the Methodist Cattle Memorial d a ta to be held at 5-30 p. m. Saturday, Oct. IS. at McKinley Hall. Each member ahould make every effort tu be present at thia meeting to give idea* and support to the new program being art up for the coming year. Bring complete picnic basket and table aervire for your fami­ ly. Prinka will he furnished. Entertainment has been plan­ ned following (he business dis­ cussion. CIRCLE 1 Further plim for the bazaar and aupper to be held Nor. lb wrre made by the women of Cirele Number Two when they held their reaular monthly meeting Tuciday, at the home of Mr*. Elliott Know let in Loch Arbor. Mra. F. G. Ilarrlman, was codbottes*. •‘ Paul'a Idea of the Church’* m i ’ he topic chosen for the letton by M n. Ashby Jour* tinmediately alter the inspiring de­ votional liven by Mrt. C. E. Cnurpening. Mrt. W.‘ W. Tyre, chairman, Melted butter, lemon Juice, *oy wrho presided orer the mectina, aauce and a little Sugar make THE SERVING LINE at the annual affair given for the Sanford teachers ami their families by the announced that Circle Two it to a delicious lasting sauce for Amriicufi Home Department of the Sanford Woman’* Club. conduct the program it the meet- hrulleil fith or poultry, ★ ★ ★ Jins of the W, S. C. S. on Nov, 6, — - — ■ ■—1------------------------- i The topic of Ihlt program will be devotional based on "Paul’t let'•Southeast A*la." Those present at the meeting tera", followed by the reading of the fifth ehapter of Ephesian* wrere Mr*. C. E. Chorpening. Mrt. R. L. Clicquennol, Mr*. S. G, and a prayer. Mr*. Joe Arrarelln, chairman.' Ilarrlman, Mrt. Joo Jarrell, Mrt. Ashby Jon es, Mrt. Elliott announces) that the baraar on Know let. Mn. Marvin Lrddon, Nov, IS will begin at 2 p. m. with li» teachers and their families gory Lumber C o , Floridi State Mn. Clark Leonard!, Mrs. U E. supper to be »erved from S:3n to were present al Ihe annual Teach­ Hank, Sanford Atlantic National Thompton, Mrt. W. W. Tyre, 1:00. Also announced was the ers Party given Tuesday night Bank. Bob Karri* I n s u r a n c e _\lrt. Robert William*. M n. Schu- business meeting to be held on by the American Home Depart­ Agency, CatTnway and McKibbtn, Einmano, and a guest, Mrt. Nov. 0, alerting at 9:43 a. m. ment o f the Sanford Woman'* and Winn-Pixie Food Store on with a itudy on Southeast Asia Blanche Terllortt. First St. Club. to be pre-entail at 10 a. m This CIRCLE 1 The cue si» were greeted at Ihe "The Nautical Approach’’ was will be a covered dish affair. The primitive ehurcli was condo»r by Mr*. Julian Wilson and Ihe title of a skit presented after A Week of Prayer will he ob­ Mrs. Si. T. Merrtwrihcr. who trailed with church organization supper by high school students, In a ijutel home ceremony, Mra. I* we know it today by Mrt. served starting Oct. 22. wilh Quiet later made short speeches of wel­ under ihe direction of Mr*. Boyd U'Ncal Matthew*. widow o( ihe Pay slated for 0,1. 23. to which John Dnmmry, who presented a come before the start of the sup­ Coleman, alter which Ernest liile Dewey Mallhew*. waa mar­ itudy entitled "Paul't Idea of a everyone ia askej to bring a per, which was served buffet Southwurth presented his Magici­ ried to la>«l* Hertzel, of KistimChurch’* at the October meeting sandwich. Quiet Pay' wilt start slyle. The Rev. V. II Gnntham mre. The Rev.. J. W. Parham of an Act. at 10:30 a. m. of Circle Number Three. waa on hand lo ask the blessing. the Central llaptlst Church per­ Mr* John Kader and Mrs. W il­ The guild w-,11 hale the program 'Pie devotional, given by Mrt. Small favor* were passed out lis Pracock wrrr responsible for formed the double-ring ceremony. K>* llirkey. opened the meeting on World Community Pay and to each of Ihe guests and (hose Mr*. .Matthew* M'fcclrd a street the beautiful and outstanding de­ and sett followed by the study Circle Number Six sstll have who received marked favor* were coration*. csimprisrd of ruses, length dres* nf mauve net worn given by Mrs. Dnmincy, ant a charge of the communion service awarded prizes. Prize winner* with navy a ere* tones and cor­ gU Hot) and fern report from Mrt. Palin on a on Nov. 1. were Mr*. Dorothy Hauser, music sage of pi ik rosebuds. Mrs J. I). Car don was in charge It was reported that there wen- supervisor in elemrntary schools; visit the made to Mra. Murphy, Mr*. James Wilson, daughter ene of the Circle'! shut-in*. M n 88 visita nude during the month Ernest Cow ley, director of the of registration, Mrs Roger Harris of Mr* Matlhrws, served at her Wallta aald that the and Mra. lo airk members and »hul-tn* and high achool band; Mrs P. It. was program chairman and ho-t- mother’s attendant and chose a |l H. Grier, Marker will visit another *bot-ln, the members wrre askej lo send Stevenson, teacher at WeatslJe; esse* were Mrs drc*s In a deep aqua color wilh Mra. Barrtiff, neat month. cards to missionary Lila E. Ping- Mrt. Ola Cochran, leather of chairman, Mr* J. P. Carlton. changeable overtone*. Wilh thia The chairman, Mn. Beckwith, mao, at Manila In Ihe Philippine*. seventh grade at Plnccresl: and Mr*. James Ekern, Mra. Robert *he wore black accessories and Those present at the meeting Mr*. Tom Shelbenbergcr. South- Karnt. Mr*. Willi* J. I'caros-tc a yellow pompom corsage. introduced Mn. W. A. Hunter, president of the W. S. C, S.. to were Mra. Joseph Turlay, Mrs. side tcaehcr. The prue- were two Jr.. Mr*. John Kader, Mr* Lamar The couple will make their Rthe group and told them that Pearl Lynch. Mra. H. W. Pix, rake*, donated by Mr*. Willis Krholi itn.l Mra. F. E. Urceken- home in Kissimmee at T30 E Mra. Hunter would visit with Mra. S. O. Shinholser. Mrs P. A. Peacock and Mrt. Lamar Echols, ridge. Vine SI. them at thia meeling. After the Burleigh, Mra. Tate Chapman, two ceramics pieces, donated by iMrndtirllon of the guest, Mra. M n. Albert Hardesty, Mrs. R. U. Mn. E. P Rinehart, and a plant Petty Slone spoke briefly on Ihe Beckwith made several announce­ Hutchinson, Mr*. N. V. Farmer, given by Mn. John Kader. Iniernalional Convention. ments among which were the Mra. W\ P. Chapman. Mra C. K. The favors given lo the guesis Refreshments were served by Week of Prayer, aisled to begin Mima, Mra. R. M Ma«on. Mrs. acre donated by Fir*! Federal the hisstr.s, Mr*. Tharpc, assisted Oct. IS and Quiet Day nn Oct. XL Mablr Bltuni. Mrt. S. A. Murphy, Savings and Loan Attn.. J»hn H. by Miss \\to Rishop. Those pre­ .the alto asked the secretary, Mn. Mrs. Thru Pate. Mrs. Joe Arrar- Williams Insurance Agency. Gre* Mr*. Fred Klletl, Circle No Three of Christian sent were Bill Kirk, In write a letter to Jean cHo and Mn. Brodle Williams. Mr*. Effir Dunlnn, Mr*. Perry Women’* Fellow-hip of Ihe Fit*t CIRCLE 8 Louia* Calr. a missionary In In­ Chnslian Church met Monday Stone. Mr*. A. II. Huntley. Mra. dia, informing her that the memAttention waa railed lo the with Mr* l-rslrr Tharpc. Mrs. Charles Grieme. Mr* W. p. Ye*, E b e rt o f Circle Three were re­ Week of Prayer beginning Oct. V. II Grantham. Chairman, pres­ ley. Mr*. V. II Grantham. Mr*. membering her In their prayers. 22. anj Ihe covered dish Itmehcon iding. Mr W. P Yesley led with O T. Pearson, Mis* Klo Rishop, It was announced that tbp,Ba­ and study class on NW. 0, at the an |mpe*»ivr devotional. Mrt and Mr«, Perry Stone, raar to he held on Nov. IS. would monthly meeting of Circle Num* All o f (heir children, In taw*, begin at 1 p. m. and dinner will ber Eight, whhh was held at the grandchildren and great grand­ Charles Grieme, a K ite. I from be serve! from 9:30 to 8 p.m. home of kin. Claude Herndon, children, except one grandson Circle Two gave the ini**ion study The menu far the dinner will be who waa ably aasitlrd by Mrs. who live* in California, were on on "Frontier* of Flexibility" and roast turkey, drawing. cranberry Zeb Ratllfr. hand to honor Mr and Mrs. C. C. Mrt. Thary>e spoke on Ihe plight aaucr, awert potato souffle, After the meeting was opened, Priest in a yoint birthday eclchra- of Ihe Yakima Indians in Die far salad, fr\dt lake and roffre. j with a prayer bv Mr* Mtllnn tion held Sunday at Rock Springs. northwest. Plans were made to The neat meeting of the Clrtle Wyatt, Mr*. Albert Hickaon. chair­ After the drlicimi* dinner was send a bos through the Re,I frost -w ill he held at lha home o f Mra. man, read a poem rntlllrd "B o served at norm. Mr. and Mrs In servlre men «n the high sr*», WO V. Boutwetl Pm# Lake Court, a Belter You.** Priest opened lh»ir many lovely far rhristms*. gifts fn he hrem-ht Utile Venice, Following routine reports given glfl*. 1* T U to the Fellowship meeting. Rev. Following the buaineat meetmg by M n. Claude Herndon, Mias vefreehmenu were aened to Bessie Zachary, and M n. Zeh (hme present who ware Mra, U Ratliff, tha devc.ilonal waa given A. Anderson, Mra. Arthur Beck­ by M n. Randall Prieat, In ihe with. Mra. Bradford Byrd, Mra. absence of M n. W. 8 Thorton Gretrhfn Crowrll, Stra. John The memben were reminded of Pominey, Mra. Balph Dean. Mra. some of the coming events and R. A Futrell, Mra. W. E. Glide- final plana were made for Ihe well, Mra. Eva llarkey, Mrs. W. baraar and aupper on Nov. 13. g i Haielett, Mrs. Bay Herron, The study was baaed on * M ra . Bill Kirk, Mra. Don Lmck, "Paul’* Letier* lo the Useal M n. Byron Smlto, Mra. C. L. Churehea" and was followed hy Wallis, Mra. 0. V. Boctwell. Mrs. the senlng of delicioua refresh­ 0 . E. Til Ila and Mra. Letter Til- ments constating of chicken salad lie. . and coffee. CIRCLE g Memben pretend were M n, World Community Day will he Albert Hickson, Mra. J. R. Haw­ held at the Congregational Ovufvh thorne. Mr«, R. L. Griffin, Mr». by the United Church Women nn J. R. Honk, Mrt. L I. Ilughey, Nov. I, it wta announced at the Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mra. Randall October meeting of Circle Num- Prieat, Mra. Zeb Ratliff. Mra. Jkbcr Six, which was held at lha Ray Tillti, Mra. O. E. While, Mra. C. II. Winn, Mn. A. D. Zac­ home of Mra. S. O. Shinholicr. Upon arrival at the meeting, hary, Mitt Dr sale Zaenary, ami the women were served rake and Mr*. Claude Hrrndon. Alto two ice cream by (he hostess, assist­ guests, Mrt. V . A. Hunter and ed by Mra. P. A. Burleigh, after Mra. Milton Wyait. and a new TmP NATION 5AV3 Mra. IV. T. Chapman prearntrd a member, Mra. Dianne Diilia, ★ ★ ★ ★ "N a u tica l A p p roa ch ." P resen ted At T eachers ★ ★ Is Skit Party Mrs. Matthews, Lewis Hertzel WedAt Home • Yakima Indians Topic Of Speech At Circle Meetinq Entire Family Honors Priests Various Committees gave their reports at Tueaday’a meeting of Ihe Junior High School P-TA, which was under the leadership of Mra. Michael Thomas, The me-tlng was opened by group singing, led by Mr. ami Mrs. Ash­ by Jonrs, after which Mrs. Grorgr Pittard gave, a* her de­ votional, a reading entitled " I f I had a daughter.” Cedi Tucker and Mias Myrtle Wilson discussed organization of 4 II Club* which are operated un­ der the Extenaion Division of the L’niverslly of Florida and spon­ sored Jointly by County, State, and Government departments of agriculture, The organization I* opened lo boy* and girl* from ten to It. and there are now 3S.000 member* in the state, In order to maintain membership, each member mu*t tarry on a pro­ ject and mutt keep record* on the project thev select. The slo­ gan of Ihe 4-11 la "Learning By Doing.” There are now. in the Junior High School, 4-11 Club* for both the seventh and live eighth grades which meet on Ihe first amt third Tuesday o f each month. Assisting with the 4-H work wtll he Mrs. Winrgir, of the Florida Power ami Light Home Depart­ ment. After Ihe reading of the minolra by Mr*. Clifford Abies, Ihe board made the recommendation that room count prties be $1 for ?th and $1 for lih grades each month, except in February, which will b.- the Founder* Pay meet­ ing. The formal recommendation was made and acvrpted that lliey would iMirrhase new curtains fur Ihe auditorium. Jot Stewart. Wsva and Mrant chairman, recommended that the P-TA sponsor a rounly-wiue Jun­ ior High baskrlhall tournament at well as * variety show In which the participants would be P-TA members and tearhers. I.unrbroom Chairman, Mra. M. L. Nicholi, ihankrtl Ihe various mother* for donating potted ptanta for the lunchroom and also Hugh Carlton, who donated material for rurtaliu, which were made hy Mra. O, R. Smith and Mrs. C. R Jones. The school Janitor a alisted the ladies with the hanging of the curtains. Mra. A. O. Roberta spoke on behalf of her husband and an­ nounced that Ihe recreation eommlitre hart talked nf having four dinrra during the year, the first to be held on Oct 2*. This i* not a costume dance. Any proceed* from the committee wtll be u»ed to purchase uniform* for Ihe baikrlhall team, Mra. Mihcarl Thomas amt 31rs. Clifford Aide* were named dele­ gate* to the .State Convention on Nov. 13-13 tn St. Petersburg. The nett County Council meet­ ing, to be held sometime in tha fa n n in g J By VIRGINIA CONN If this column aounda a liilla distracted today, it’s because it is not only my good right hand'a day off, but l*m watching lha Yankeea slaughter my tram. And that means a dollar in Ihe pocket of Robert Conn, a mule-headed New York fan, Jean Wcigcle and Ruth Sparti o f VAH-7 were honored with a baby ahowtr Tueaday night In Lou Johnson's home. Mary Libby waa ro-ho*te*s, but was struck down by flu at the laal minuie, and was unable to coma The atmosphere waa informal, at busy Lou i* leaching 1st and 2 nd grade at Ihe Lake Mary achool. The guests were served roffe* and apple pie a la mode, a* the honoree* opened their many gift*. Attending were Ruth Notv tile, Jean Stetson, Terry Price. Olivia Simmons, 3tary Heath, Joanna England, Marly Mlllsapp, and Ida Hadtke. Janie Miller and Jpan Dooley poured roffre ut Ihe kfayfair Country Club Wednesday morn­ ing. They have Just Joinci (he Golf Association, and wrrr doing their bit for the Intrr-Clty Tour­ nament. Don llnibalrr left Tueaday wilh VAH-ll. Polly ha* been redecorat­ ing her house on 3!rUonvlllr. She is expecting company thia week, a girl with whom she went to school—and I am not at liberty lo tay how long ago. either. Polly la giving free art lesion* to one of Ihe Girl Seoul troops, and ex­ pect* to start her regular cla*tra in the near fulurr. For more In­ formation, keep checking this column. And for new resldrnli, who may not be familiar with Polly, she la an artist of consid­ erable merit, beaide* being the mother of Ihrae. a popular mode, and an excellent bridge player. OOp*. the Yanks Just wnn. Visitors In twon—nusty and Monie LUlIcbo had guests from Washington, P. C.. Mr. and Mra. E. C. Grave* ami Mr. and Mrs. F. Kehneck are taking a tour of tha eoait* of Florida, and stopp­ ed In to see Ihe Ullrboa In thtlr lovely new hnme In Grave Man­ or. In the tame neighborhood, Mr. and Mra. II. M. Cummins were visiting their ion and da-ighlrr In-law, Katy and Herach. Both of theae Navy couples are in VAH-7, and have bought house* in Elliabelh Court. I waa near future, will be attrnde-l by Mr*. Michael Thomas, Mra. CHftorsi Able*. Mra. T. F. McDanirt. Mr*. Herbert Behren*. Mra. Rob­ ert William* and Hugh Carlton. Mra. Barton's 7th Grade and Floyd Richards Ith Grade won tho roam count. orer than yaalerday, and U’a hard to believe Uni have been there such a short time. Set back in Ihe Ihe trees as they art, with green lawn* and flowering shrubs, it look* a* if these modern home* had grown up with the orange tree*, John and Spook Hook, who are in IIATTU, have one of tha moat beautiful modern interior* Imaginable. I nominate Spook to help decorate the B.O.Q., which could benefit greatly from her Imaginative taste. By Ihe way, I understand (hit Ihe Driftwood Circle, of Ihe Sanford Garden Club, la going lo landscape the exterior of Ihe same building. Three cheer* for these industrious and talented Navy wives. A word to new resident*. A wonderful place te take your child­ ren is the Sanford Zoo. Mine like it beat around 8 a.m. when the animals a n being fed. And it that time in the morning, when the aun ia ahinlng and a fresh breeze la blowing o ff Lake Monroe, 1 can’t help but think how lucky sse are to live In Sem­ inole County. Bazaar To Be Held By Episcopalians Tuesday evening the St. Mary's Chapter i f the Holy Croat Epis­ copal Church hr Id its monthly meeting in the home o f Mra. Gordon Stanley. Chairman, Mra. Henry Tamm, announced there will hr a bazaar held al the Pariah House Ihe first week of December. The de­ finite -late will be announced later, also there will be a Dean­ ery meeting held at All Saint* Church in Winter Park Oct. 23. Those Interested in buying fruit rake again this year may do so by contacting Mra. Thomas McDonald phone 1942-J. The devotional "The Flrat Com­ mandment” waa given by Mra. Gordon Stanley. Refreshments were served to the following—Mra. Henry Tamm, M n. Charlee Vodopirh, Mn. B. G lUrtwig, Mra. Guy Allen, Mrs. Thomas McDonald, Mrs. George Dangleman. Mra. B. L. Perkin* Sr., Mra. E. E. LaCour and Mra. Gordon Stanley, hoatesa. Personals Friend* of M. E. Baker Jr. wtll be pleated lo learn that be la dMng very well and win be re­ turning to Sanford an Friday morning, aeeompanled by Ms wife and mother. He ean now walk with Ihe aid of crutchea a smarter collar for your dollar! (Ja sfew take a long look at M M SfjM jE COATS H im u t i ’mtii >1,1*11 TNI iM Ol WON INI SU U TlfVl Sir they’re smartly Her# art |uii three of our wide' •election Of lmoolhly.f0|hlon#d Soft Black collar Style a i« Joyton ahlrt* Ihol ore tailored to "fit to Kid 12.95 perfection." Joyton cottars fit comfortably on yoszf neck.,, or* designed to Rotter ever/ type of face. ..Including younl t Com* In and choot* the on* Ihol’* full light for you / EACH $3.98 >* * f WEAR IVEY'S *'Whcr« qua!*/ la higher than price*" 306 E. let Rt. H anford Phone 1TT7-3 styled and flattering We’re nil of a doodah over this Mary ],ane coat in 100',e wool Vlcella. The novelty yoke and collar wilh hand­ picked edge* give It a smart of interest U’a captured at the throat with one lone button for the last touch of chic. Blue, natural, rosewood and taupe. Sitei 8 to 20. ffifaartg£Ci *TVe tnvIU aharge accounts’* J �Underdog Seminoles 'Do Or Die' N o tes In Passing Local Coaches In Kiwanis Tilt Tomorrow Night Predict Upsets Terrapins Boast* Simpson S till Top Runner For Florida Despite Injuries Panthers Are Out To Upset Miami THE SANFORD HERALI% Northwestern of Miami, and the panthers from Sanford came dote to tiring the game. The downfall cezse when Stan­ ton went to the wir. The 30 yard TD pass slipped over the lingers of a Crooms player, and Stanton latched on to the partially dcflccted ball for the score. This week Fair ha* bee- d rill" ing the boy* on a more effective pass defense, as well as sharpen­ ing up his pas* offense The Otha U r Abney to Lonnie Hardy pass­ ing combination ha* been an e f­ fective weapon for Ihe Panther* this season, and Fair *xid *-o would capitaliz on it this week. ••Rut we're going to be strong on the ground, too." Fair laid. Fair said hi* entire line at full »trcngth for the game® Saturday night. He singled out Joe King and L, C. McFaddrn for particular pralve. Both boy* are aggressive blocker* and hard ticklers that love to play ball. "They spark the line," Fair said," and have been good exam­ ple* for our other linesman." There are a lot of the players that have shown almost unbeliev­ able improvement since the be.™ ginning of the reason. When tolil that many Sanford Seminole fan* were planning on attending the fray Saturdnv -d-St Fair «aid. "That's wonderful. We’d like lo see a packr dlum. and we can assure th* 'an* that they'll see a good, close game." Then he added. "They may rven see Ihe upset of the season ” GAINESVILLE — Despite be Coach Joe F*ir guided hi* un­ ing injured and seeing no action set minded Crooms Academy BY HUGH AN8LEY in livt Saturday's game with Charles Pence I* another grid TO* Sanford Seminole* (parked Panthers through gruelling wornSeminole County's gridiron loops Kentucky, halfhack Jackie Simp­ out* yesterday in an attempt to kick to life ye*terday during a tter with a lot of improvement In hare the oddi stacked against son still remained atop the list r-ady them for their toughest out­ abort, spirited scrimmage. "They the last few day*. Pence did a CORAL GABLES. Fla. — Mov­ of runner* on the Florida football ing o f the year. The Panther* them this week, but al) three of bad a lot of life,” head mentor fair job at tackle, but be wa* ing through a giant 2M pound team. play holt to Northwestern of Mi­ the head roaches have made de­ BUI Fleming laid o f hit charges, unimpressive. When he was call line, bolstered by two all-Ameri­ ami Saturday night in Memorial “ and the team looked good." finite stand* against th« statistics can candidates, won't be easy for Simpson has carried the ball ed on to switch to center, requlr Stadium in what should be the It la the tint lime this week Topping the list Is Bill Flem­ the University of 311aml's unde­ only II times from acrimmage highlight of the season the Pan­ that the Seminole* have dltplay- Ing the learning of an tnllre ing's statement about his under­ feated Hurricanes Friday night this season, but hat a total gain thers come home with a victory. td the altitude of a winning ball series of play* in two days, he dog Seminoles. "There will be as they meet University of Mary­ of 108 yard*, or an average of The poacr o f Florida's colored club. The attitude of Ihe boyi did an outstanding Job. He came land Terrapins In th# Oranee 9 8 yards per carry. no excuses for us not beating Bowl and trek their third ronien u , .„ „ high school foolball is centered in haa vacillated from one ealreme to life and was the outstanding ^ / l l Hire* of Florida-. ,wo f0nfcrcnCM, Ihf Bi< 9 North. to (he other thu* far In the aeaWhen Lyman's head coach. Holies,*1 he said. All those know­ cutive triumph. llneiman in the Apopka battle. * 1 * 1 ''. Ed Scar* and the Big 9 South. After Fair aon. Before the Coeoa game the ing the conservative head mentor Jim Payen, received the EdgeJack Davis, guard, and Mike T mi,n mentored the Panthers fur boya thought that wanting to win Often Ihe shmddering of responsi­ W( charges water JV roster this morning, will raise their heads and take Sandusky, tackle are being called second pi.ee u,th 93 yard.'gained , M.alon, hp g ’ game w ii all that It took to bility brings out tho best in a two of live greatest linemen in notice at those words. Fleming hi* head began to swim. And with make It ao. They wrre thorough­ man, and Ihis i* particularly true ’ S S .h ! V T u n>, J capable " f better things. *0 Maryland history In press reports m . « J<,r, Brod* y he made application to the Big 9 ly thraihed 23-7 for their convic­ it, Pence's case. The 213 pound good reason, loo. On the roder Is reputed aa meaning what he coming out of College Park. U Mil l j llhn M ’ , r " ' '*b,Jp N"Gh. The onlv condition, under tion*. La*t week they thought ' says, and listeners can usually Maryland, so from all 10(110*1‘on* Halfback Jim Rountree ha* gam- „ hich lhp con(prpnrc * oujd evrn center had a big task before him are eleven players that average they were no good, and didn't place stock tn his answers. Bolles the Miami offensive, which had HP pounds. The learn, composed during the Apopka game when n J ? "" consider Crooma wa, . two year know whether or not they were is favored one touchdown over trouble at times trying lo peneQjarirrback Harry Spears has probation to see if such a small capable of playing ball. Conse­ he had to work with a wet ball, entirely of sophomores, will out­ the Seminoles, but you can be trite the Boston College defensive the best completion average on quently they turned In a poor but he came through well, his weigh Ihe Greyhounds more than sure that Bill has backing to hi* last werk, is in for a rugged Ihe learn. Ihiltlft* iHU rrcH VP*** performance and had a repeti­ blocking wa* outstanding, and hi* IS pound* per man, and that four time* in eijjht 1throw* fur 28 statement. This game is particu- bight. tion of the game they played In takes into consideration Lyman's larly important for tm , reason*.' The Maryland game Friday yard* Jimrcv ft defensive work was highly com­ Edward* Field at Apopka two pounding tackle, 233 pounJ Pete One, the Seminolev wrre humilia- night is Miami's acid test. It could ed fun for nine, gaining 27 y ardi year* ago. They lo»t by the tame mendable, and throwing fur no scon-. (core and alto had a touchdown Defensively, Fred Behrens has Van Horn, last year’s All Cen­ led in Heir only other home make or break the Hurn- ones. This year thing* arc different, gamr this season and deserve A win no doubt will skyrocket Hie Halfback John !Symank has tral Florida Conference tackle. luv -fhP panthers have a winning atcalled bark. been tliatilng well under Indivi­ the opportunity tu prove them- Hurricanes into a true spot in the caught tun i j«*cv. while End f:n'l tilude, and they've been able The Greyhounds, spurting a 2 1 selves to the fan .; two, it’s the nation,I spotlight as one of the Some new men have been push­ dual attention. At the beginning Jim 3'cal* •uni Jim Eaton, ami Eaton. and petition for all comer*. They ing hanl this week for a starling of tin season the lr»l poo.. 411am record thus far in the season, annual Kiwanis benefit game.1nation's tough gridiron machine. Jim Veal, and Halfback* Hemic P am .h, Simp „ I)cned their season with a smashberth. Three boy* who have hern wav always sllcrnntlne to tackle hope to make it their (hint win Your dollar will help fill the UnExcepting for one or two case*. son and Rountree have all caught jn2 v,r|„rv over Melbourne 318. playing unimpressive hall Ihu* around Ihe neck. This always gives Children’ s Fund this Maryland trim which will one pas* each, Parrish's catch they tied Ihe Ocala Wild Bulls for the year Saturday night when derprlvilrgcd far this »ea*on seem to have give* the opposition at least two till and help amjtr underprivileg­ roll on the Orange Ibiwl turf Fri­ was for a TD lilt the next week, and last week fount! thcrnielvcs. Billy Tyre. DW additional yards. In the last half they entertain the baby Eagles ed child lo a brighter day. Don’t day night I* the same Maryland Brodsky (. the tram's -.oring they held Jacksonville (Stanton) pound Junior ha* moved into top o f the Apopka game he made a In Longwood, but they have hern billing at the tackle ipot. Thu few tackles below the knees, plagued with injuries and lack wait until the Seminoles win a eleven which last New Year's Day leader with 18 points, two touch- 9 0 in a game that was scoreless game to start backing them, but battled mighty Oklahoma in the downs coming on pais Intcrccp-!for the first half. Stanton high boy haa the perfect physique for found It was not only easier on of reserve Mrength. rather hack them when they try annual Orange Bowl classic The ,l0n'Its juit loo students smaller than * ball player, but he failed to him but also more effective, and The Greyhounds' classiest run­ for an upset tomorrow night. It team did lose its ace quartrrdisplay the proper stunt until continued to crack hard this ner, fullback Lunar "M on ey" will be 1 long time before the back, Frankie Tatnburrlla to (hr this week. He played a good weak. Ht-minoles will lx> at home again. draft, while injuries prior lo the gam* against Apopka Iasi wrrk Bruce Hold, 1SJ pound Sopho­ Helms, ranted the fullback spot and Baylor games Out Longwood way, Lyman's Syracuse •nd picked up a lot of valuable more, is picking up a lot of for molt of the season when he experience. Thi» week he has valuable experience running the broke his lag week before last. head mentor Jim Payne srai also caused the Terp* to love both of been aggressive. Ill* all nround ball this week. Hold hasn't sea­ Harold Stone, altrrnale en ' and ignoring the odds. '"W e're not a- thrae days. However, reports coming this performance ha* Improved^ and soned enough to be consistent a* back, was called on lo fill up bout tu let thia one slip by," hr If he continue* In the samc'direr- yet, but he will tee more and the gap. but he also was tooled (aid. The Greyhounds will be out­ way sa ylhe Terp* are soaking tlon he will be heavily depended more action as the season pro­ to the sidelines when hr injured weighed and ou'Vanned when off the injury bug and will be 111 his knee during the Tavares they entertain the on ga the teaion progresses./ Edgewater better physical condition for the gresses. game, Eagle JV* Saturday night In Miami game than in any runtrit There's something to lank for­ this year. All of which means Bonnie Gossett, just recovering Longwood, ward to In Ihe future In the per­ from a broken Jaw inrureed be­ more woe* for the Hurricane pigSaturday night the football en­ son of Rick Frerkvon. He was fore the season opener, relumed (klnnrn. thusiasts of Sanford will have the railed up from Ihe JVi to alter­ lo practice this week and will Coach Andy Guitafson reports nate with Al Stanley at the quar­ fit up a lot of the slack in the opportunity o f seeing the power that there will be no changes in terback when it was known that harkfield. Ills forte, however, is of Florida's colored high school the Miami lineup for the kfaryfootball In action at Memorial Hob Johnion would be de' land elash. He plan* tn gu along GAINESVILLE — Jack Ityan, out of the Bulles game with his the end post, but he slings a pow­ Stadium Head coach Joe Fair with the same harkfield combi­ erful aerial. rays, " I f we ran push aeroaa coach o f Florida** Southeastern broken finger. The 123 pounder Gossett hss a bit of form In Ihe first score we’ll probably go nation of Sam Scarncrrhia at Conference awlmmlng champions isn't afraid to be tackled, and he bia barkflrld maneuvering. He's on to upset them, Its not beyeod quarterback, John Bookman at o f 19S3 and J93A. ha* been named haa a lot of deception in his per­ left half, John Varone at right one o f those rare hoya who has « eaaefc * f the East team for the formances. the realm of potxlhllily even If half and all-American candidate accuraey In the running Jump anneal Fast-West collegiate swim they score first. Hut win or lose, Don B onder at full. Rill Fleming didn't seem to be pais. In yesterday'* practice he maet In Ft. Lauderdale, per so. The Miami end* again will be too worried about being a touch­ ■tood flat footed ami consistently its going lo b» close." Northwes­ Other East coaehe* arc John down underdog to Botin .Military threw 30 yards with pen point tern of Miami i, rated more ihin Don and Jack Johnson, while Ihe lllfgln i nf the Naval Academy Academy. "We are going In win th re e touchdown* o v e r the taikles will be manned by two precision. G o ■ s e 11, however at Annapoll* and Charlie Silvia this one. and I don't rare if we're though a veteran, has never run ( rooms Panthers, hut so was big Charlies—Diamond and Hur­ of Springfield College. We*t New Kfanlon of Jacksonville in dlings; Ihe gusrds be energetic underdoggrd half a doirn touch­ from the fullback epoi. coarhrs are Gu* Stager, Michi­ last week'* tilt, Thio is a rare oc­ Tom Prili and Don Wallace and downs. hi err will absolutely be The odds slack up badly against gan. Bob Allen, Iowa, and Bober casion for football fans, and I the renter post by big Mike Un­ no excuses If we don't.” the Greyhounds, but for the first Boyer, Indiana. wouldn’t miss the gam* for any­ dock, one of the Hurricane are Holies Aradrmy shares a 20 lime this season Jim Payne was Ilia annual meet feature* the thing. line peefo.-roer* apalnst Boston outstanding aw Imining Mar* of season record with the Seminoles, forceful and deflnlie In hi* state­ College last week. college* throughout the nation. A ami according to statistic* will be ment, "We’re not about to let In watching the U of Miami number o f University of Florida approximately evenly matched, our troubles get us down," he football team at work this week, although Holies will hive the laid. "We've got the right ettitude (wtmmen will he conteitanU. it is easy to delect that a big slight edge, on the playing field, we're get­ game is coming up. The player* The general attitude around ting tn belter shape, and we're are tense; the coaches and even Seminole High I* "do or die” at out to win." the manager* are on the war­ David "CTaay-Iega" Stevens, Ihe Ktwanls benefit battlr Friday path. Lynun's are quarterhark, it rim­ night. The year's laree*’ ing at top spud this week after SAN TOANCISCO UP—A bulky Holies Military Academy, in crowd is anticipated. TTicre has field o f IfA golfer* start today In suffering two lustrs, fell before recovering from an attack of By REN Ol.\\ always been great interest ami; the $22,200 Western Open lure Paxton (Jacksonville) ami Sea­ virus. Sleven'imnnlng and pass­ NEW YriRK ’.It — Figuring the large crowds in Miami-Marylam! ing has been the dual threat where anything can happen over breeze of Daytona Beach. Last World Series: football games, and with the Hur­ the hilly Presidio course. week the Academy had an open o f the Greyhound squad, and Yogi lierra wound up the Series' Proving that yesterday were two date and press rejiorts indicate Payne said he was working on lop slugger. The Yankee catcher ricanes undefeated Ihe crowd Fri­ fourwnmri ineluding crooner Bing that they have been going through a new series of plays that should compiled 23 tola] haves In 23 time* day night is rxperlcd to soar somewhere in the neighborhood Crosby and comedian Boh Mote, the same thing that Kerninole go well agaimt Edgewntrr. al hat for a slugging mark of Jpm. Payne commented that a lot of Mickey Mantle wa. next with a of jr),two. who won't be playing today. Bing went through two weeks ago Tlie Maryland football team is had an III while Hope had a Pi Holies will he "u p" for this gamr, changes in poMllon* would prob­ W mark on 18 total bases in 24 for the first nine and caught u and will probably play their best ably come alut'il before game trip.. t;i| Hialgei topped the Dodg­ iwhehdiitrd tn leave Washington, D, C. early this morning on a plane aftrr playing I* hole*. Among fame so far this season. It's also lime Saturday night "M *>l de­ er* with .322. special charlerol pan American pend* on how Stone's knee pro­ the other *1*. however. w p v It _«s "do or die" for them. plane and will arrive in Miami gresses," he said. Open champion Cary Middlrrott In the last five game*, (he sometime around t \l ( '.. - h The probable siartlng lineup Who fired a one * over - par 73. Brooks had only six runs ami 21 Tummy Mont, following Ihe Jim for Lyman: E Ken Miller, Cliff amateur Ken Venturi who came hit* and hatted Its tune* for an Tatum tradition, dors not plan a Jordan: T—Peter Van Horn. Al­ within a stroke o f the course rec­ avrrage of 12 runs ami |2 hit. a workout tn Miami A squad of Friday, Oct 12 ton Boone; G—Dave Bed wine, ord with a G6. awl fieorge Baser Low! Rodney Goddard; C— Ralph Dom­ game and a collective hatting per­ more than pi will make Ihe Inp who wound up with an BO aftrr High centage of .112 and will he quartered at ihe Shel­ 7 27 a m. ing; II—David Steven*, Jim Hop­ his long hllKng did nothing hut get 1 2d u m. burne Hotel al Miami Beach. 1:33 p m. a in p m. him In trouble. kins, John Hopkins, Ronald Gos­ Billy Marlin of the Yanks sett. Saturday, (At. 13 Awaiting the winner Sunday is 11:23 *,m. The probable starling lineup for emerged from Ihe Series with the a pot of $3.00*) hut rn route he 2.22 a m. Kdgcwatrr JV»: E -Don Clem­ highest lifetime balling avrrage o il pm encounters the hills <>f the course, 2 :0 pm . en!*, Ron Foster;; T—Alex among Ihe players on both club*. the wind from tho ocean and prob­ Sunday, Oct. II ably Ihe traditional San Francisco 3.72 a.m. 9:23 a m. Raetrman, Philip Daniels; G— Gil Hodges went hlHn, In his fog. 3 : 0 p m. 9:3* p m. Mike Conley, Glenn Inbodcn; The seventh annual Boat-A-Cade C— Rare Ausley; B —Flill Gridley, last 11 limes at bat after collect from Kissimmee lo Melbourne. Jim Hroitt, Guy Eastman, Doug ting seven vafliri in his first 12 Stuart, and Rrlle Glade has been trip. He fini.hi-t with a .301 avr McGanty. rnge, tying Duke Snider a , the set for October 18-21. according to W. B. Makmson, president ef Dodgers* No, 1 mar Roat-A-C-adf, Inc. to w p o p p . Of Hank Jlaiirr Just mitvrj tying a Th# scheduled plans begin with <S£o»a/A record for most timet at bat m x big rally ami barbecue to be h 'U c * z y n e p c :V j a Series, lie officially went to Ihe held In Kisvlmmee on ftednexnw r e y p ta n plate 32 times and the mark for (lav night. October 17 All host* i f p e e r //• a seven game set is jj lotntlv hell will axsemblhe Ihrre for registra­ #■** AMort/e*7 by Bucky Harris and Edgar Rice tion Flags ami buttons will be r*tv . fa distributed there The barbecue of Washington. ffA * a .Y ~ j will be served by the Kissimmee By twice blanking the Brooks i' ,,rr ,hr barbecue the TUBE-TYPE C Y l/ 6 TUBELESS in seven game*, the Yankees hung f ruuP * ,U •'*,m ble In the Legion <SA#fO BUCK- Regular trade•* trade-in tegxtir Ftr-Ur lisle «n CLACKBfMITt* Fit.Ur traie in jY r / if WHIU half as many shutouts „n them as !,om* ,or * brirf‘n* and 'c r y InWALL no trill SUE % MOIL w bid*- sale watt rj tilde sail | W*lt ra Ride­ SALE f* * T NitmnaI league club* utre able ,0" n*' d ln ffTilt sin in grid* FRICL** TIRE sin m pnert PIlCE" Tim SHE II* puce* FRICl**) ii u sin rs pnes* NlCJs* to do in 134 gamr. during »he »ca. 0n Tbur*,,*»' morning, October son. all boat*, Iraller* and c a n 6.40*15 $31.10 $2113 6.40x15 $25.40 m u >£J R * . 6.40i lb JJ4.&0 374.10 6.40x15 $28.40 $21JO. _____ will form a motorcade on the ii.ii 6.70x15 32.65 74.4* 6.70x15 26.65 2L34 “6770*15 30.10 7736 6.70x1b 36.85 The Yankee rout revived mem- ,llkrfroTl \ A' M ,n<l Mltl br 72.18 7.10x15 29.55 36 20 77.1$ 7.10x15 30.34 /TiOxib" 33 00 40.45 J4JS 7.10*15 o n e , o f the seventh game o f ihe T **'"?", ' 1,,,bflu1^n', tnr '» unfh 1931 sene, when Dllrv Dean .n,l h®?" »*• readying for cruise 24.23 32JO 39.55 2144 7.60x15 3615 7.60x15 77.11 .. . hrn Nean and 7.60i lb “ 4L30" 33.23 I (Ox 15 * e s* I ,ud« Cards thrashed De The first night stop will be 2443 8.00x15 43.50“ 3743 8.00x15' 35.50 SM I ”800x15 40.2b" 30.1* 8 00x1b 49.30 tioit, 11 0. There were no hamrrs Stuart, using \>ro Beach as a trull, 21 0 There were no h»mrr* gas slop along the route *>t '.iri 1 8.70x15 45*35" 34.01 8.20x15 37.00 72JS 41J0" 8 20x15 31 7»" 5U0~ 39.33 8.20*15 in that one but Rip Collins hail wil entertain the Boat A-Cadcrs •*Rdfei4a|L«tfHW« U* | **rTai Iasi **4 lettypai-a fee [ *fM til •f%* Tei with a barbecue and dance at ■— four hm and Frankie Frisch drove the Elka Club. in three run*. Convenient Terms— A* low Af $1.25 Weekly I The neit morning Ihe group will go across the St. Lurie t'a Aogl Berra's two home runs gave him nine in senes competition nal Into lake (Jkrechobce ami and moved him ahead of Joe Di­ down Ihe inland waterway to More people rido on Goodyear tiro* than on any other kind maggio for all lime records. Only Belle Glide where the second M04MAM I. HICXIV, 27, a g o v night out will feature dinner and Babe Ruth with 13 four bagger* •rnment draftsman, tioldi 1 O TCCC*tt to il M /tvr and L.01 Gehrig and Duke Snider dancing and the crowning of the pressed-spunae stopper similar TJUr T r o t* with to apiece have more than Boat A Cade Queen. to th# one that his been Installed P t a j l i R *A 4faY After several excursions the Yogi. In hi* heart at the National In* 4* \JU tr a iP tU 'om group will return to Melbourne. statutes of Hcallh, Rclhevdx, Mil., it > / r * fo * r .t 4 t a Y The Kissimmee Boat A-Cade, till McDougald and Hilly Martin. to save lilm from Impending Awy i A C Ttem e* — Ihe Yankee "middle men" hand­ inr., is a non-profit organization, death. The stopper effectively plugged up a hole tunneled In led « ) chance* between them dedicated to promoting boating on t/H /Y ttR t TO 7 *Y A t* the victim'a heart alter a bunt­ without an error. Martin also ac- the Kissimmee River Waterways f ! * * r 0 / F A R * /ALL ing blood balloon shunted his icpted four chance* at third base and all othtr waterway* in Flor­ Y/CTOBIgf) AYp M O * ida. life’s blood Into an adjacent with no mimics. MA* 4 t w o o r S heart chamber. Tho pioneering Lait year Sanford vrai repre­ &c * z * / Y a r o w aa/A b. TOO LATE TO Cl.VHIFY heart operation wa, devised and sented at the Boat-A-l'ade. and performed by a cardiac team at WAITRESS wanted. Apply Touch- it it anticipated that the same | tho Institutes. 1/,'vienvationoij ton Drug, Mr. Gilpin. will bo true again this year. Heavy Line Facing UofM Friday Night Greyhounds Beset By Injuries; Lack Reserve Strength Ryan To Coach Eastern Team In Swim Meet Berra Winds Up Series Top Slugger 16 Golfers Start In Western Open Titusville Tides 7th Boat-A-Cade Set Oct. 18-21 WINNING WAYS - - ■ - By Alan Mavsr Both Black and Whit* Sidowall* on SALE! C H E C K Y O U R S I Z E A N D P R IC E *** cotr .1 MW Puoreo r*e J �Baptist N ew s R The Woman'* M i s s m n a r v Union of the Pint Baptiat Church met Monday with the various circles lathering individually at 10:41 a.in. The session « n followed by a covered dish luncheon at noon in the Education Building. At 1 pm . the members met in the church auditorium for the general pro­ gram wh.ch wa* presented by Circle No. One with Mr*. W. I*. Brooks in charge. The theme was “ Sowing Beside AH Waters'*. The W'MU president. Mrs. E. A. Covington presided over the short business meerinj. CIRCLE OM. The meeting was opened by chairman Mrs. Eunice P.vnn A lovely devotional was given by Mrs. A. J. I’elervon “ Calling A Good Shadow By Loyal Christian Life" taken from variouv articles of the Home Mission Mngartne. The Dcvotlonat was followed by prayer. Mrs. M. II. Wade. Stewardship Chairman spoke on the b-.ok “ Stewardship Enriches Life". Various Mission Hooks were given to the members to teal before neat Circle Meeting. Those present were Mrs. B It. Beck, Mrs. W. P Brooks Jr . Mrs Eunice Dann. Mr*. W A Kratrert. Mr*. J. F. l-cwn. Mis. Homer L. Osborn, Mr* A. J. Petrrson, Milt Isabel! Simon. Mr*. J. A. Strange. Mr* J. H. Trulurk, Mrs. W. H. Wade. Mrs. A. J. Walker. Mrs, Volie William Sr . Mrs. E R. Wood, Mri. A. \V. Woodall, and Mrs VV. P Yesley. CIRCLE NO. TWO Circle No. T * s met with Mrs. G. C. Oiaon. chairman, presiding and Mrs. VV L. Vance offering the devotionat, "‘Gospel in the Nation” . The theme for WML' i» "What Will You Have Me To Do", Mr*. B F. Cooper brought the stew*ardship message. An announcement » » * made that Mra. McGee of DfBary will speak on the program for W'MU. Mr*. McGee ii the WML"a ataociatlonal superintendent. Those attending were Mra. Lil­ lian Vickery. Mrs. Jt. E. Barbour. Mrs. Myron F. Smith, Mrs. My­ ron r . Smith. Mrs. K F. Cooper. Mrs. Alma Cully. Mrs. W. II. Mur­ ray. Mra. W. L. Vance. Mrs. N. G. Week*, Mr*. P. P. Campbell, Mr*. G. C. Diaon and Mr*. Ro­ bert A. William*. CIRCLE NO. THREE Circle Three began its new church year with Mrs. Clyde Humphrey, the new chairman presiding. She led In prayer then explained Ihe alma of the organ­ isation and outlined the year a work. Arrangement* were made to visit Ihe shut in women o f the church. Mra. John Ko« diitnb.d«*d mission book* lo be read by the neat meeting also "Japan Advance*” by W. Maxfiehl Oar* rolt the book which will be taught in cla«# Nov. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Gena* I’ri-n.naw. missionaries lo Ihe Everglade Indians, were chosen *• the .-lrcle'a own missionaries for the year. An “ eacellenC* stewardship leston w*» offered by Mrs. 1 . E. IM i. stresimg sacrificial, sym­ pathetic and non covetous giving. tithing and above this— love gifts. In the devotional, given by Mr.. M. N. Cleveland, the WMU Watchword "Laborer. Together wtih fiod” was Ihe iheme from the scripture 1 Cor. 3:9. After the benediction all the circles adjuurnrd lo the dining room for lunch. Thuse pre»ent were Mrs. Clyde Humphrey. Mr*. W. c . Lynn, iir». Helen Carter, Mrs. W. O hlensell, Mr. M. N. Cleveland, Mr*. B. F Burke, Mr*. A. L. Thomas, Mrs. John Kov, Mr* Volte Wil­ liams Jr.. Mr*. 11. W. Rucker, Mrs. Francis Boti. Mrs J. L. .I'.kron Mr*. W C. Rumbtry, air*. Rita Do Jong. Mr*. 0 . g . .tuner and Mrs II E. Turner. CIRCLE NO. FOI R Mr*. Martha Marshall opened thr tild e with a prayer arid gave a talk on "What Do We Think o f God” after «h h h she read the third verse of Psalms 31 a* all inspiring verse to think about. She then brought ..ul the - wond­ erful" tharacierlsllc. of Jr*ut. Mr* B. C. Moore, chairman b-d the circle Hireling anj Mrs. II L Johnson, program chair­ man. asked the <|iievlton "What are wr here for’ " afier which she gave several passages of scripture which answered her (|ur.tiun and requested that each member think about the ver.r*. Sirs. John Abraham* had charge of the records and Mr. Effie Iteuton took Ihe offering Mr*. It. T. Humphrey gace tjie plana for the community minion work for the month. Mrs Fred Myers, mission study chairman told of some of Ihe mission work behind the Iron curtain In Yugodavla from the conimi.smn. Mrs. Abraham, led in prayer for the missionaries. Mrs R. F. Cooper, from another circle, gave a "wonderful" talk on "Steward•hip in All Of It'v Pha.es" and stressed the value o f the cooper­ ative program, and what it means to each church member Mrs. Allred, voclal chairman, collected coupons for the child­ ren’s home «nd Mr., Myers cl-ued Ihe meeting with prayer. Member* attending were Mr*. B. t*. Moure, Mrs. It T Hum­ phrey. Mr*. J. D Abraham*. Mr.. Martha Marshall. Mr*. O. C. Gibb*. Mrs. Msr Myer*. Mrs. Effie Hewsotl, Mr*. J. A. Cunn­ ingham, Mr*. B. L. John-on. Mrs S. D. Allred. Mr*. Turner la>lge and Mr* Wdl.e It Pippin. CIRCLE NO. FIVE Five met in Ihe TEL with Mr*. B. A. It. Wilkinson pre.ldlng a* circle chairman. She welcomed the members and pledged to “ give her be«t to the WMU work.” Mr*. W. D. Gar liner gave an inspiring devotional taken from Hrb J: 14 followed bv a prayer for the rir.-le's missionary Mary Frances Horton, whole birthday is Dec. 21. Mrs. II. T. Thomas was in­ troduced a* co-chairman. Mrs. G. It. Drake was welcomed a* ihe secretary and gave her report. Mrs. II. J. Finch, enmmum'.v m i»ion rhairman. announced that dirrrtri visitation would be ihe work for the month. Mrs. B. F. McWhorter was vvcl* lomrd «» Stewardship chairman and gave a mevsage on "What Stewardship Means." Mrs. H. II. Martin wa* in­ troduced a* the mi**wn study iY tmk iT su rn r V o m it . chairman and told o f an interest­ j t m i i « i. n u n i t ■■wixui.r. in i v n . ei.nnin*. ing article In the rnagaiine. 1 V I H D I M I A «. •»»* Mrs. F. P. Rinrt asked for v .it ii i ; n r »* it PAt G t- MAXWF.Lt. *ed t/>t lei- coupons for the children'* home A. M A X W E L L . b'» aftrr which Mr*. Wilkinson closed the meeting with prayer. OtJijtTOK I- lU tO V V X * « 4 T . I Those present were Mrs. 8. A. un.-w.s r,.r imsusoj. B Wilkinson. Mr*. *1. B Drake. K ill, F lo r id a U \ t X T s 'N • ; Mr*. It. T Tltoma*. Mr*. E. C. HUOWN iml T U r h u tts n d . w Um it jld n ii* *• ••'»; Harper. Mr*. II. H. Martin. Mr*. It F McWhorter. Mr# F P. known If i f i f ! * tl r n i’M H * unknown »>•»• Itinc. Mr* W D Gardiner. Mr* itfittiM Apt} jiii.i* TOW,S>KM», If n il''. »• • •nkn,< * Brailey Odham and Mr* It. J. iH ttu iR «f m * f 11»4. Afid <f 4 *»4 * * •' I inch r n ^ -t h f is n U n - o o * ' ' » • Circle classroom Legal Notice___ ... I . . M ara .i... -f s a id j l U I . W T ..V V N - .L M .. I . L I . A It l.t iv v .V lt n w »r*>t MIlWABU > K t s V V A IIt m her h.tbsnl " > ' '• * r . s l d . n o 1. u n k n o w n I f » " ' * » r 1 I f Jra< t I h ' l r r r s p * c t l t « " IS " * " S t ir * . j . T t t t s . . l * ii.. V K IrtWLKV r ..ld * n < * I. i i f i k .n w n h i. unkno w n spo u s* r .d « rd if d * » I. »"• W ..... IT f . - P - ; " '» a n d a t . n t s . . . \v Vt » 111' l>" ........... .. . . . l 4 . . r . it u n k n o w n a lls * h i. u n k n « « p *1 • n l* ' After vou slice o ff the rind from a fresh pineapple, remove the ryes with a small sharp knife Then cut toe fruit Inbi desired! shapes. For a new flavor, rprinki* * getmiouv da-h of marjoram <>v e- sauteed mushroom.. By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frederick and .on David, of Montgomery. Ala., were Sundayafternoon caller* at the home of his uncle and aunt. Mr. vnd Mrs. L. C. Tti­ lls. They were en route to Mi­ ami. The Misses Theresa and Fan­ nie Lou Bland, daughter* of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Bland of Ft Lauderdale spent the weekend of Sept. 23 with their grandpar­ ent*. the Rev. and Mr*. J. M. Thompson. Friend* of R E. Franklin will be sorry to hear that he Is a a patient at the Seminole Memo­ rial Hospital. Mr* loan Green and two daughters. Rosemary and l.vncdte are in Ft l.itidrrdale. visit­ ing the former's aunt. Mr and Mrs C IV Brssinglnn an* home from Cincinnati, O. where they were called b> the illness of their daughter. Mr. Hubert Wellengell She is no* making a good recovery follow­ ing siirger.v Sept 23 the Itev and Mrs J. \l Thompson entertained mem­ ber* of their family al a picnic in (heir yard overlooking Lake Mary. Attending were hi* bro thrr and ii tier in-law, Mr and Mr*. W. D. Thompson of Sanford and their son and dauchtrrin taw, Mr. and Mr* James B Thompson and twu children of Orlando. Friend* of Ihe lallrr will be interested to hear that he 1* now manager of the Or tando office of (he Riddle t'argo Line* Tbomat J. Hrav of Hntromb, N Y. ha* returned lo *pend an other winter in Lake Mary. La*t Wednesday Craig Keogh wa* celebrating hi* fifth birth Jay. That morning hi* mother entertained hi* fellow member, nf Mr*. Marian St John*' Km dergarten uilh cakr and Ice cream. Each individual cake held a candle, adding to Ihe occasion In the evening. Craig wav honor guest at a family *uppor which included hit grandparents, Mr. amt Mrs It M. Glraicm III* cake was notable for its decoration* of boat* The R. W. Keogh* arr mak log themsrlvm a reputation f«r original cakr decorations! Mr. and Mrs Ted Brooklyn are announcing the lurth of a daughter. Trudy on Srjd^ 2d at Ihe Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford. Mr. and Mr* Will Hittenburg of Aberdeen, f D are vitiliiig their friend. Mr*. Ruby Linden. Mr. and Mr* Harold Green wood of Gardener. Ma»* wrre the weekend guests of her brother in law and aliter, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. True. The Greenwood* were enroufe to Boynti-n Belch where the) have pwrchavrd a mo let Mr. and Mr* George II Fat Irrton of Winter Dark, former residents of Lake Mary, were calling on friend*. Wednesday morning. Friend* of Mr*. J. L. Hum­ phrey will lie sorry to hrar that ihe !» til at her home Word ha* tw-en received o f the illnei* of Charles Krueger in Knox, tnd. Mr* Krueger 1* wllh Mm and it ix hoped that he will he able to return In Lake Mary around the middle of the month Mr and Mr. t'ele fhiodini have returned to Lake Mary, fol­ lowing a summer »|o-nt with rela lives in and around St, Louis, Mo Mr. and Mrs. E O. Fawcett are home again after a summer at their new home In Waynesvil>. V C. Teams t and II of the Com­ munity Church sponvoml a bake sale last Saturday which earned thrm over tZi to go loward the Building Fund Friend* of Mr*. Ralph 11. Ilartelt, daughter of Mr*, yrel Wrrfelnisn. will He glad to t ear that she is making a good recovery, following emergency sun-ery at the Naval Hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii, where her Hu-hand. Chief Itartelt is stationed Mr*. A. Toro of Jacksonville it visiting her brother and suterinlaw. Mr. and Mr*. VV. IV Burke. Happy Birthday Oct 11 Mr* [ttym-nd L. Hat* Mr* Anita Ft Weather* n.A. *n-t i» <l»*d in. i ' * i " i " * •' own MIL ii«»l«*.» l»«»l-'* sm in . .sit ISM * antrts. ll.ltA If » . V | | T II s'KK. Hi.* rtaliltnr* 1* hrIi Bjrb , .. h # t unknown tpe<H* mjriirci and if 4* *4* >'» .t)«ciik# unknown «•%»• i l i i A t r * * RF..1 .1 m i i m i >’ HMIT»l. J a ll j .• M u f t i Geneva Lake Mary A d d ition al Society Hy ADDIE F REVATT Mr. and Mrs. John Slone and family had as their recent guest*. Mr* Birdie Thomas and daughter, of Olivia, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Phillips had as their guest* Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Pucket of Cocoa Mr. and Mr*. Jimmy Jones of Valdoila, Ga, was recent guests of Mr*. Jones' mother, Mrs. Pearl Felers. Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Braddy had a* their guc-t* Tuesday, Mrs. Hilly Tind.il and Mr. and Mr*. Paul Braddy of Sanfont. Friend* will he sorry to hear that M. A F'i*her happened to Ihe misfortune of cutting one of hi* finger* off. while at work Tuevday. Mr*. T VV. Prevail was ho*te*s to a quilting held In the llaptUt church annex. A covered di*h dinner wa* served and enjoyed hv Hie following; Mrs. It. f . Braddy, Mri J, T. McLain. Mr* Harry Geiger. Mr* John St'-ne. Mr- E If Grant, Mr-, Fid F'til- fii.it i IV! urod above at Iho I luudrtv Day Dmnci held r-l. IV hv Mi- A l I ’ H u n t, uipiiiali and Mi Ii. h McNu b ford. Mr* l.c*trr Harper, Mr*. Mi . loel S Fie ld -, Mrs ,* n Steven-on. pic id en t. 'I i it f:. Merit S immersill. Mr* Kader lf.it I Air. John Maxwell, and lln- ho*te** The Southern F 'a r m ttu re a u held it* Director* i n e r t i n g a t th e home of 'lr and Mr* J. T Vtc i " lam Jr Tuewtay 29 buvr. of clothing have been A new president wa. ele,-el at ' sen mlere-tinc talk en the Lint/, president, p m iilcd over \ rc|*ort « j i made Tui-iday’ . meeilng of the Wo­ cent Ilui* far bv the women of lt>> k of Fl-ther » ,n given by the merlin i a n I r e a u i r e r . Ib>nman'* Bible c|j»» of the I ir-t the f n -bylerian Chur, h to Korea i, e -i -t* ihi r, 31r. ' 'i v i-1• by Ihe *e Tin. wa* the iimouin eiiirtd Bapti*t Church which wa. told i Monday • Hireling of Circle tile t arter Those attending were Ihe bil­ at I!3U pm in Hie F!du<ationul made Hu- n. tidier rnec llg of N o oilier title, o f tin- Frv.i yCecil Tucker. County Bull ting Ho.le-«e- lor tin- .liter riirle N'umlw-r Vlv, of it I'i --* lei .*n i 'bui* h whi. t- n i » ' t at lowing: I.intf. Mn noon were Ihe ladie. of Group bylerian Church Held •1-- the bome of Mr Victor Itrown. 'sent: Mr« One Mr. B 1 lleWt wter. home of Mr- Kirtiv F’ lle witti chairman, who prc-cled over the llonnir Cart.r, Mr. am Mr*. hirlet l .i i*o'i. 'tr and 'lr*. It Mi*. C I Ke.ler, Mr. A y Hen- 'lr* E H Hill .1 - it-hovles. meeting. I llaylk, Mr and 'lr* D II. ton. Mr- ciarrnci snyder chairman, The prayer* were glvrn an-l Afier the meeting »a* opened conducted the huviness »e-*lon bu*ini-.. t.uiilmled hv the chair* Fanner, Mr and 'lr* Ravmond Itmahl v*ith tf-p devotioti.il given In 'lr*. nftrr u prayer via- offered try in.iti. iftei wiu.h ti c minidet were 'IcGtll, Mr and 'Ire Murhead. F!Im--r Mitchell, Thur­ Volie William* a prayer wa* o f­ Mr*. Edr •rail and roll call taken hy Ihe mond "right, Ollie Williamson. fered. followed by the regular Announcement wa* nude Hut secretary. 'Ii ■ t• ' ' M. Hridc. Mra " ItMHrhell. and Ihe bu.inr-t meeting, pir.ldcd over (letober wj » Clnirrh E iliti-cn Mi* J E I'arcnt was wihonu-l hodetM-s Refri'vhnirnti o f pie by Mr-. Iran..- I It.ili Month and litcr.it n e gist u a* a riew menhir, uftcr wlueli and ,-offee were *erved Mr*. It. F\ McWhoru-r wa* for .ame it wa* announced that Oct. It Mr and Mr* George Edward* elected prrtident of the c b » for Thr Cm le voted to pj> p-i.-age woold begin the Week •f I'rayrr who aremaking thrir home at the 19."i#-3I Uhiirrh Year, after on another tmv o f I'lotlung to lie m I S. tf lemal. amt on Nov 2 the nresrid with 'trs Eilwanlx winch Ihe m em bers welcome I -enl to Korea Varhun iTieliw " o l i d i .iiiiniunity ll.iy would l<e mother, Mr and Mr* FI. If. Mrs. I. M Moncnrf a* a *t*lt- Cla»»ei and mdivi Inal* have i >n- observed ........ , ___ „ a few day* or. Irduileil to the 2X Isoxe* -eni tins Vi of ti j litg of money na* taken p, Jark*omllle A short talk on the “ Working* far. hut Ihe need for warm ’« be given to the Ihhi Hie county home The Canlen Club met Wednes­ of a Itlble Cla-*", given by Mr*. cloihing remain* deiparalc and lay the Circle day at the home of Mr*. Henry II. L. Garn-on. wa. followed hy all were urged to bring parcel* The Bible Chairman, Mrs W. j Simpson, wllh Jt) altumllng Mr* IHp reading of a letter on lh<- -uti- In the >htirch or Ihe home of Mt- It Vndi-t -oil. lute.I that Ihe le* J. J t.effer. president presided >cct «>f “ froniotion Itay". written .1 F! Ni hold- who i- m , lurge *«>n of the nevt meeting will lie over the meetln.- A demondra by the Rev. Fred FT*her. and of Ihe proliu I There w., al so n ha»**il <ui F!phi**ian*. the fifth Hon on flower arrangements wa* frad to the cl«-- by Mr* " it- (ilea for pemtl* chapter, beginning with the 21 -1 shown, iiamThe continuation „ f the Itlble ver*e. IT R i der-, n atu| «i*trr. Mr* Itlble ver-r- were given by - * b Se*-lon* on ''The < hri-lljti Home In her I •Ik -oi the Hoot, of lai u-p Mathew* iif Ft Pierre of the member*, after w , eh i*a- presented bv Ihe llihie teal'll- E-lhi-r, 'll Noble g.tvi- ttifl were visiting frti-nd* here WedMr- It Wade closed the inn uig er. Mr* Niehol i*. after a p rau r hi-’ ory of Judea u* far b.u k a* wi’ h a prayer by Mr- II f llcl/rl Th,- |e ;n-i It C llrange ice and uaikies were •on “ Mi Son Timothy" hruughf \ ,| |,nur wa. enjoyeil by irrveJ to the member* and the’r not bow strut u pail the mother *11 present ind refreshn*nli gue.ls by the h irles.i »* mid gran Imet tier play in a chlbE* ,-rvrl by Mi- Brown Mr. Anilpre-enl were Mr* Volie "Tilt,ins. life In a religion divided house. rr*<m, and Mr. Meitrhls the Mr*. H F\ McWhorter. Mr- II. Ihe ImpoctiKcc. nf jumu- |e«ploi M lo w ln r m * a m Nftble, 1. Heck. Mr* A. C Hen-on. Mi* knowingthe gVeat difference*' in Mr. E A x't. „■ Ml II C IniIt I. Garrrtl. 'l l - Eunice Hum, Hie three m.i|oi religion- v«as y|r M C Minry. 'lr*. Mr- \ H laivejoy, Mr* M II stressed “ Let Hie i Idldfeii know n ia iles I.awson, Mr. (1 C MeWade. 3trs " I Harder '1,-. Ihe truth". Ilrtile. 'I , . W II Vndi-isou. Mi*. H L. Hewson, 'lr - ItotH-rl Cully. Ds-nty- refreshment* were *erv- l\ II Ifigfili-vma". Mr* I. 'I, Mr- l II hi »U-r. Mr- Geurge e l to 'tr* Frrd WTIItum*, Mr*. Slrphen-un. Mrl II. J-.nt», Dixon, Mr« E. M. Starkey, Mr*. J It 111)liin-un. Mr. llctfrl, Mr*. Mr- \\ VI fhlhl.ivi r Mr* J F H ") Smith, and Mr- r. K. Hid. Mr .1 1 Mr mill* Ml If II Fan-tit Vli VVilkm-on, lt.il/ i*al1. Mt* II 1.. Vti'-le, Mr*. J it Aieb-s, MiV ito Claude Font rslt-l Mr* V F Kyle. Ml* Sm.br, Rrinvn. Mi l,i f\r v, th Inml-: Mr- It Ten End Mr* Ml- ■* Mr. 3 O Huff ginpefrutt ••-ctioii. Wigld and Vli Em jelly. tilth- rum, ,*l f r i t h dill Mil lb all’ll igg wtill, Willi • Mum rhr* - l>o » il'le-t fold'd to ap p l'-ati"- glip a f l u f f y , aid,. -andwuli ftH'l r .|u-rinllv i» | l chtldt'O a-i*111> e*»j«y. giuid mi lye bii-ii-l New President Elected By Bible C l ass Of Church an d *»r « la ir n ia * \ rid hi t l la nr lnit»»»i la arid to Book Of Esther Discussed By Guest At Circle One Meet l> l*J« l l . r . l n f . ll not ‘ nUTTONFtn PKMt-JACKET and dies* of Cantfgle heiga imported wool Jersey la from th# Haiti# Cimtgt# collfctlon. T)i# sheath h*a a d(«p. aquar#d vok# front detail with miniature flap pocket#. Th# ntckllne la squared, Ihe shoulders dropped for cap sleeves. • Rich Dutch Chocolate Flavor • Crisp, Crunchy AfrnomJs ,tnf| xo -vnn/JprI f “ Ow fulI’ I'Cdl crcd m tcc c r c j m — w itii th e richer flo v o r o f im{ . t Ii J D ulclt C hocct- BE THRIFTY l.itt* BUY THE BIG its smooth d cltciou sn ex s, you'll fin d crixp, tr u n c fiy HALF GALLON AND SA V E . . ,in(i .ill th rou g h a lm o n d D u t c lv and C. Ilufrhlso. Jr lorn.. |of Platnllff. I N o r ih r . r k Annus tfo rd . F lo r id a I I |*. I I . r n d u R , Ct.fk e f c i r c u i t Court pr r L I V i r d l r * T>»Blitr ci*rk th. m t -J ls . A rea l t r e a t — fo r yuur you Menu problem* x ,n.ih when you keep plenty, Chocolate Alm ond ice cncflM LOW CO ST Su p et Su e KE CREAM C o n # * ,C u p # , P in t * . F a m ily H O a llo n a ' HIGH PRO TECTIO N ORD f 'fcS.A N E O VllANTIC NA 1TIONAL B A W 1CR A 'Inubrr FDIC V. AlMOtr DVO t* S P E C I A L OFFER D U TC H E L S IE D O L L m i 0*lj $2 *0 f*J |hf fe| fljfs ».fh th* TALL l<*r ■■n"* 0,ftkn Choc s jff Mn%»4 h• (lt*« V Tasty miotbolfs nr or- •' Hdoo* ipogbeM acute just ’ . natuiolly call far iF<aafra qualify of Oalmenke Tktr, ipogh#Mt. Keep t#v pnrkog#i an bond. fjm ily — fr o m O U Ti wn CM | . wv n s tuMitoet nesday. Vfr. and Mr* VV. L. Sclg ar. rived home Sunday after touring Ihe United S(ai«t for over a year. '. W c r e b m B o r d e n 's 1 or , | « . a .!» t " p ro c o n f .i .o w i l l hr t n i.r .d . ( . I n . I vo u f i.t .# .n r l o t d .r 'd at H .n f o r .t n lf io l. I'o u m r . F I or I d . ih l* J t t h r o f h ' p i . f n b . f , A . I* . I l l * Ll Virginia Kdm«r wilt conduct the morning devotions over WTRK Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. PrL Cat. Palm Ganltn CTt I# me#ta at Gatdcn Center at 9:30 a.ra. for a luninr** meeting and distribu­ tion of new books The Chancel Chort of the First Methodist Church will practice at 7:30 p.m. Taylor Commanlrry No. 2* will meet at 7:30 p.m. The order o f the red cross degree will be con­ ferred. There will be a supper at 0:30 in the hanqurt halt of Hip Vta-unie Temple. All Sir Kmghta ate requested to be present, Flltli tY Id. Virginia K. liner will canJurt the morning devotions over WTRIt Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. Sallie Harrison Chapter N S !).» A.ft. will meet at 3 p.m. at th* home of Mrs. A VV. Iwe, 2ftil lavurel Ave Cu-hoitassex ore Mr*. " ’ . II Tunnicliffe and Mr*. Georg# Morgan. Vtrlling Daughters ara invtled. Hose Circle will meet at 9:48 o m. at the home of Mr*. James Truitt. IIPA Seminole lllvd. Mimo*a Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet at Garden Center at 10 a.m. after which thiTr will be a coverel dish sup* t*er. Ixora Circle to ntrcl at J:30 with Mr*, William Htt*h, 2925 Ilibiscux Court. Program will bo "Ileripe for Arrangements” , SATURDAY The Ve*per Choir of the Flr*t Methoilist Church will hold their practice at 3:30 pan. The l.-rke Monrxw bome Demen* vlra'ion Club will haee their meet­ ing nl 7.30 Friday, at l«nkr Moo* roe School La nch roam. vnocolotc .filmond r-onU.d is .hp.sr e. d f 11• l>»r•oaallf 0 r M >our .Itol.sv A Center. \Bonh’ns i ftiilu ik I t i■ s ir * . la n d , IlvI m l l*a in « In U r m la o lt Cuvint JT* jf ld a T it a * o f X tt ’ * or cvf fle c tio n iT o » r.*n lp JO k o u tn iu m * U li* t T o il an d ra .- h o f t o n a r r h t » r l* r w it h I h . i l . r k o f lh « * h o s » n y l s J i o u t t » o u r s i r u i s n d »f .n s t . I t i n , I " in * ft 11 T o Q u i .t T U I . f i l ' d h . i . i . . a . l n . t > au In t h l . i l u i . s n t lo s . r s . . r e a r o f Ih o , . m . --n P l a i n ­ t i f f . 1 a t t u r n 't , b 'ln w . on « f l i . f o r . i h . S tih d .v of O l o b " . THURSDAY Tha Youth Choir of lb« T im Presbyterian Church will practice at tha Church at 7:30 p.m, Th# Deacons of tha Firat Pres­ byterian Church ^11 mast at tka Church at 7:48 p.m. The Sanford Ham# I) •monairation Club will hold a me#tfn| and installation of officera at 2:00 p m. at tha Horn# Dernonatratkm g»| O u rc„ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES f>t l u r 'Christian Home' Subject Of Talk At Circle 5 Meet TTTF. SAN FORD ITERALD Thur»- Ost. 11, 1956 P «g « 7 hegj lu-e tin x "i ,,r<: r* " " n ttM O N IC O MacaronV h|>agheili and Ig e Noodlea. You’ll recogni/c the tu|>irior 'j'ubty of iltcvc wonderful DIT .MONICO K if t lv ir X * ,0V• ,h* d,1“ iou» * ‘ T 1)11.MONTCO combines with so many other loodv fur complete mrnu variety. DELMUNICO Ala.ar,„u Npsghcii, and Ig g Noodlei are mad, Jrevh m Honda bv Uclrnonivo F«sod* of Honda Inc., Tampa, Florida. ' mm nmmwm -rrtm m m f a «t ft (It t, f O 191 l l? , M iJ 'it x * j.i» r S t|fr*« , Mg* 1 t*k 10, M. f. QVNl tipn it Mj h ^ 11, 111/. C) ll - t-r Tj,'r»i*.»J#tn‘Cu-»iiif g r/ti*. i n i u .*» ttm.i, hm — thi r i o n t s cuoici — IF •* Ficih, Sparkling Family Fan wria rv - T H E PEnl’I.F.'d CHOICE S l*.31. Saturdays, VVUUO-TV (•CALI h �• - {tlTiv fWBT Honey you’ll never get a better bargain! V* when you shop at home every dollar i • " • • you spend does a two-fold job! ; : Every time you spend a dollar with your local merch­ A portion of your dollar pays for efficient law enforce­ ants, part of it goes to support your community . . . ment agencies for your protection; clean, well lighted to build a better community for you to live in. Part of streets to make you proud of your home town. Here in every dollar goes for taxes, to build schools for your u your local stores you'll find fresh, new merchandise, bou­ .. :■ r/ » ■' • . *, * children's education; to provide parks and playgrounds ght with you and your needs in mind -- to make your for your recreation; hospitals and health programs to life better, easier, more comfortable. So do yourself a * , favor. SHOP IN SANFORD! help keep your family well and strong. l . Jhs (DdIIom (Udu Spend a i dComs S tay a i dim s «* PATRONIZE YOUR SANFORD STORES... i p *■ THE MONEY YOU SPEND AT HOME HELPS IMPROVE YOUR TOWN! !l I .* * There's no substitute for the friendly service local salespersons give you. They know you, know your needs and do a ll they can to make shopping pleasant for you. >■ I* ‘ 4*1 • * s.* ~~y -=*.-i ■ •- m'% *vfeSiS V i* .V ' f i t m m Ml %\ !iirp» f >. t J ' ’ T 7+ * *• �— ■m 2ft—PIANO SERVICE L L. Sill — Piano TMknJeian Pbeae tlftft Ronte I, Sanford T fftS HMU to what you want CLASSIFIED ADS Ph. 1821 It— INSURANCE NEXT WEEK . . . Come late and •lay later! Starting Monday, the Doggie Bar 4 Diner will he open from II a. m. to 2 a. in. dally and clotc Sunday*. g—PERSONAL NOl ICES ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bada Day, Week, or Month—Tel. JUS. furniture Center — lift W'ea; Firtl St. FREE NAME IMPRINT On ChrirUmas Curd* Durinij October Lay-Aw ay NOW! POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY 117 S. Magnolia — Phone MS a u t o m o t iv e -BOATS AND MOTORS Evinrudo Sale* 4 Sen lea ROBSON Sporting C.oodi Phon* 9 14" plywood factory bout, heavy duty trailer and 54 model Johneon 10 HP motor. For t^OO. nr will sell boat 4 trailer for $273. ph. IHft-M. H—TRAILERS Trailer, Salt-Rent. Ph. tSft-XH. ell) r l y YOU to »ee us before du buy. Open Evening* and jn Ka»*>tde Trailer Sale* Palatka, Fla. t ALL ALUMINUM house aller with enclosed cabana. Jvenlew Ave. PHONE 239S-J. i SALE— 37 ft Pacemaker oute Trailer. 2 bedroom* 4 ■lh. Or will trade equity on iu*e. L. R. Uurrough*. Gen. el. Lake Monroe. |J—TRUCKS Ford l» to" P*ck UP- Ncw ■s 1.00*16 mud grip rear. New ini, A-l throughout. One loowner. $595.00 . Seminole ack 4 Tractor Co. 1100 French e. Phone 1500. 952 Wiltf* 4 wheel drive pick up. New 7.00*15 mud lire*. New paint, better than a Jeep where the going L rough. One owner, $425(10 Seminoln Truck 4 Trac­ tor Co. 1100 French Ave, Phone 1500. ThU ad will admit W, C. Buie, Sanford, to the Prairie l.nkc Drive-In Theatre. E*p. Oct. 20, 1934. _____________________ 1 4 -ta E II CARS 1951 ’ MERCURY 4-door Sedan. Try It and you’ll buy it. BAY HERRON, Phono 2454 or I3t3-W after 6:00 p, m. 1953 Chryal*r Windsor 4 door DeLuxe. Only 22,000 actual mile*. Call Kay llcrron, Phone 215), or 1343-W after G:QQ p. m. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY JtouW Jt MERCHANDISE - RENTALS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covers and Drapes STANLEY KULP PHONE ZftU J. M—APTK—ROUIRB—ROOMS PAINT. 12 30 gal. Sleeping begs, cot*, blankets, tarpaulins, Army WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Aveprivate baths. 114 W. Plrst S t WOOLSEY .Marine l-'ininhc* For Your Boat Kenkarik (>U»h and Paint Co Phaaa 120 FLOOR sanding and finishlag. Cleaning, wiling. Serving Seminote county slr.ee 1925. II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary Thta ad will admit Faya Butcher, Sanford, to the Rita Theatre. Exp. Oct. 20. 1954. 2416 8 Park P A IN ’W Phone 1201 Fleer sanding end finishlag. A better |ob at a better price. Free estimate*. Ph. Collect Oviedo FO-61IS4. For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Pk. G&ft-XK. Room special $14.95. From 12 noon Til 8 p. m. 2528 PALMETTO 2547 PALMETTO XVorlO Xt Ml T w il'fh* l e n t * * ■IS Mails at rtaaoeio Ills loerts Seek Deirtleo on A ClauS 7 IX Krenlnr Xlnelf r>SS IM.lie S'l.hrr 7 41 * »« Silk * I* is ** ISill II e* * »« Ml s ;• S ill as* lids 7:11 7 11 I,** 1 :1* 0:06 *|S» Sill « 1* )ei*A in * a M l ’. h'e lu nreilm e NIlM edition NjrlcU* tMirumsmit nhrtnie H->ur XI Ham* With Xlutle N in e nla« Off • -n in sT xi o n x i m ; "ten n « I ' l e n nreskere Vent I V i n i r g Jimh-ree X «*t Oeren (Vetsck Ctuk Vexee-yiailde Sewe. World Ji-rker’e I’ lmlixinrtilnr I'-xailaex Hsririf.Be Time World XI Me* Herein* Hel-dnt Here ted There IIS* I'luh 30. Public notice 32 Fold oxer 34 Arabian garment 1ti»« i)rni> -I Xlelnde IS ex 17:11 17:1s 1:1* srtk R sn nx Wnrld St Nnnn ftsdla Fir m P lf est S’ rldee XleMnre N'ewe Hsr Nitnr llse.h 17—BROKERN ind RE tt TORS fr.nn Down—950 Mnnlh 2 Bedroom home on 2 lots, nllh shade and fruit trees. Equipped with stove, refrigerator and healer. Complete price H.saft. 1 BEDROOM llame, well located, Dr tit able ax home or i nil at, W.300. B A LL R EA LTY BULLDOZING ft r~ T“ T” % % r~ • 11 K> %% ■» i4 rr % : iv I d if ii IT % / / { % id 15 li" j* Ji % %% It 40 >’ -1 44 % • % 44 -W »n «» 4at 30 Lillie island M. Indefinite quantity 62. Lamprey* r- 1 rj~ •4 * 41. Evening tpoet.) 42 Affirmative vote 43 Ruthrmum isym.) It. Potassium nitrate 47. Remain* of a city 49. w|*ce of worship *:*n Tern Tlwe I JS N’ewe * SI Tern Time an? t.'i 20. Male tsausra '.471 -* i u *w»n naw _j:-:ij <i 1 21 Letter of u au O M ii ti'J u i’ alpha­ :.4jn.4H Lk” rjtti' c:-j>:ti .'.nivti • j bet H I tifiA 2ft. Eskimo L>:da utvn ; j knife s ^ n ’.’ iv r x c : i-' 27 Sailor nofiffin ntir t • -i j ' f Brit. I ciscu*: 29. Gun f slang l Yesterdas'a 30 Sphere of 36 Burnt cc scored action 39. A bout 3! Satanic beings 39 Weird 40. lira ion 33. l-ever 33 Capital or 43. Male a Switzerland 4ft. Before tposa.) 19. Sick 1% 37. liaised from the drill fill S:*» World «t Thrre 1 t> hnlsl e.-uriiv l’*m S Jn llernrd rrex leer m b) % !• M % tO'll TELEVISION •vitsid i i w x x i .L • ■Ills, shins m i tiM isr *;v i : m m . RALPH JARVIS PHONE 1134-J f,. V 29 Plead X m I *n» rlnh 1866 P ir t i C R O S S W O R D , srran ACROSS DOWN 1. Opportunity I. Fellow2. A Chines* 6. Queatiena 9. Portion dynasty 10. Breed of 3. Stand up dog ( p i ) 1. Nut 12. Overpower3. Air Co­ Ing fright ordinating IX French committee painter tabbr.l ft. Sure tdial) 14. Indefinite article 7. Oriental 13. Cutting tool ■ountry 17. Ejmch 9. Weapons 19. City in 9. Involuntary New York muscular 22. One of contraction an Indian II. Remain* caste 14 Marry 23 Female 19 A twining deer vine 2t. Steamship tabbr) 23 Place ROSA L. PAYTON. i 1« Vlrweia I ' l l , . | i »a Sitxeiitui* x,ttn I net* Walt , ja s ea SIS a In ruxUitr nf Vortun* W ** if tir-N *» ••ftperli John Pale \*n x lluntln* A S : , M - « wlik Dos * SI Ilf Iwlr IXcut, 1:«* •F u n tin 1‘xrad* II e.-nax ot t i i i f i i l i r 7 It Ctlmas 1:11 * ea » Z« llruu.ha l U r t liar l*>mh*r>i» Htirn* X Xllta IS oX xx rr ftn n* from Chleai* llo * M|M Neat Itepait II -IS Xiarllaiit T li(* li* 17 JX Rlaa-*tr * it *:ii nun\r XiiB-on Pioara m lUium* Nan * - W t- llit r •lived XIornI**" I :•* so* ('•plain RtnflArt* » •* ThU l.irnl of Onf* »; Jo Ilandat*ni1 !').«• Tkla U I . I nf Uur* in. II tlarif Hume 10 »# 11 on Ulrlk* It IHr n V*lls*l U J r n il ia>e* or ura ,T -«»’V e D * * ™ ° W> " ' OZIER REALTY CO. T.»-l non* Moral** I •* i'< ii» ln Kxnasroo ' »* lixrr.x- XI,.or* III* (lodfree I«|SX MrlX* It filch li e* Valiant Lade H ill l-oxt o f Llf* I I : ! * S t i r i h for Tomorrew I I H 11ulUine l.lahl l ! * « II:|» tt'porl J I M I Bland I n * llo Coualsd • KVCXIXO t i l l # .5* World Turn* l.*a Ti'Simr M oo * I is John hr i ’xiioa 1:1* tiousoparty !i*x Itlc I’xvolf 31* U"b Cresbr 3:1S “ Ii** 1:11 1:1* lt«a tlrlthtar Pa r B*rr*l Xlnrm r:ds* nf Maht Open llniia* a* FOR QUICK ACTION W CUn L l l i l * a*arch for Tomorrow 11:11 Qvldlna l.lehl 13:1* a u n d I’ o A It* r n u i t e i 13-3* “ Aa |h* SVotlil Turns" turn Joanna Cstaun nhnal i l * Art I J . n l . Ilar'a llooie p a ft r 1 :4. I l i t t r Hoar* Slmae Z:S* Tli* lllo .‘*»<xir J: IX II..I. I‘ r. a1.X3il3 II :l> Croahv Show 1:*n llrltliler |)*r IMS nerrei Hlorm 1-Jx Tito Cite* nf Slaht S:CX I ' l u n a d III i'r.'.arn»il* IS WHII.TV JSI «*HVS»I.I II n s t h n r i . a t i n i m h s v uvsrai.qn FOR EVERYTHING In hardware CONCRETE ATTRACTIVE furnished rrwm for X •« XII.k-v XI'ii.* W. H. "BUI” HTEMFEK and paint ate—Hill Hardware ItraJy 3li\>d Concrete, Concrete * »» n*|i"rl one or two genetUmeu, 101 W. Goy Allen, Aasoclato f •» I rxn.ie cjxaards Co.. 301 E. lit St.. Thone 53 Block, Sand. Gravel Cerneni Ninth St.. Phono 1034-W. Arietta Frier, AsmcIoic l|S« 0*1 Pfestnn Concrete Pipe to meet all i ~ . » llara*r Realtor — General Insurance Rnbinitm l l n l Crinrf Fof^UufJ. Qualifications. r’ llm ai 1-Rr.lroum duplex, kitrhrn equipp­ W* build, design and reftnlih. Pbone 9A5 or 7172 III N. Fork Ave. Til* III* delenc* Plcllnn Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. ed, living room furnished. Ph. Sec at 916 French. Ph. 52-R. • •• XX‘ »t*tf.n«| Dot West nth 81. Phone 7449 1124-M. %•!« Vnur mar M«>h»ut* LOW COST HOMES IN AN n-taffliM flnnnet1•(!• ri>l>*f Knnwa Baal •t-MUblNEk!) EQUIPMENT Avalon Apis. Efleleney. Ph 710-W Block homo with 1 bedroum for !1 r*A III** It-nn.l ♦t >1% l.»a p-n l XI*re Fanl 55000. d-Redroom, 2 bath home. Lovely HAYNES Office Machine Co.. •» -CHILI) CARE f,xf» Jllinax — Typewriter*, adding machines EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suil- f!»d ids to io n .’ rofl5 Ura. Call I$21, tay "Chargo 1L*» BE A 2-CAR FAMliy • EMPLOYMENT^ New and t'srd Furniture Dependable woman to keep hm»«e 311 K. First SI Phone Sift a ml rate for I child. $13 uj week, plus room 4 board 1025 This ad will admit Oral Sellers, Sarita, ___________ to the Motirland llide-tn thea­ tre. Exp Oct. 30. 1954. 77-HELP WA.NTED-MALE WHITE Min for fuel oil route. Give SEWING MACHINE CENTER qualifiratiuns In writing lo BOX Sales, Service and Kanlelt 202. Sanford Herald. GARRETT’ S Phono I .’J Experienced TV Repairman. Sal­ 323 E. First SI. ary 4 Commlnion. State ex­ perience, reference* and expect­ WE WANT ed salary. Reply to Box N. X. YOUR " D O S T W ANTS” c u Sanford Herald. able fur bachelor or couple. Pri­ vate bath. Acros* Dora Post Uffice. Manuel Jtcobsw. section. 2ix» Grandview Interested partia* only Jacksonville, KV-41143. D I E Tf>~rtANHFI!R Ave. H ill call Furnished I bcdioom home on 2 lot* with fruit trees Jllvk outside a q l city limlis for $6400 Turn, rottage, r e a s o n a b l e . For S ilo By Ownar-3 b*droons 1 bedroom block home with nice * Located on 17 9 t Ph 30I6-W1. bom*. Equity tloi>. Ph. I0R3-W. yard and fruit tree* for Jit'.XVI. i 2 tooin opts. 112 Elm. Ph. 29S3 W. 4 bedroom house, 20th and Sum­ Nrv* 2 bedroom block hoitii- for merlin. Will consldar house 17500. U P P E R 2 Bedroom furnished i roller aa part payment. Ph. Apartment. Private entrance. 7M-M Phone 211. REALTOR 3 BEDROOM home, kltihen equip. Raymond l.undqulNl, I-bcdreoin unfurnished h o u s e . ;>ed. tile bath, pine play mini' ASSOCIATE 3325 S Sanford Ave. Apply 621 well, rorner •-»•, tuarr, tree*. Atlantic Bank llldg. Ook Axe. PHONE 10M-M. — |Phonr 1(73. Robert A. Williams Rriecorated ground fbur duplrx <7—BROKERS and REALTORS for coup)*. Mr*, broil after five, 217 West llth Street. Near Seminole High School. 3bedroom horn*, t )rjr* olrl Stchill Apts.; Furn 3 room aptKitchen rqulpp*i|, H I4 financ screen ponh, plus rullanay bed. ed Include* blinds, water neat­ W. *. 412' Park Avr. er 4 Spice heater. Uoauilful land rxpod lou rn c«d at 111,-1 400. Requiring 11,9c.) 0**n. |4o mo. No cloilng cot*« •7—ACREAGE REAL ESTATE m i n sv tiun qixn T**l 7'altarn G H n M K O W HJNFRAt HOME My h - # i 17 92 U Hi»x P lin r-4 1 \II *4—FARMS AND GRItVEN ♦or CHOOSE AN 4 ^ USED CAR niOM OUR ORBAT SILICTION O f VAUHt Sh ’am fwfey Stricklnnd-Morrison INCORPORATED Your Friendly Ford l>*il*g 304 K. 1st. ffl. Phona 2H M BWL D IN O N lfD fJ _______ ____________________ 2 4 8 9 Concrete p ip e Seminole Realty at SA C R IF IC E £ JLU / M f &*rmp Call N.xxa a SC ATTENTION RtTLtlKRS 15 arte plot, corner t'rlrry 4 W. DIK TRim s T. W. MERO llriyton Axe’s,; trims Ph. Or­ REALTORS lando 5-5045 after 7:00 pm . IMI F*rt Are Phoo* 27 or 145 W * Dawn 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom hour*, large barn. Alt equipment Owner leaving town. Nerrsaitalaa and mirhlnrry. Easy terms. Ph. Selling of a comforiah!* low I3U-J. P. o Boa 1134. priced t bedroom frame home Wilkin > milts from Air Bite. m o o s e good w o r k e r s ft6—NONES Full prlea 53413 Call now tor through Classified ads. I^t an appointment. 1223 DOW N exprtirnrml ail writer axiiit you. 7 Bedroom* and Carports : i — MALI: or FEMALE Now i* the lime tu Tiado-ln Terraggo Floors your old Furriiure for new “ rales p e o p l e w a n t e d Kitchen CqulM* 1957 Florida Styles Two COLORED men 4 women for ■Me# Residential LocaUea In Home Furnlrnings local outside aaleswork. After­ A. B. PETERSON landscaped Yards noon*. evening. Car needed Ap­ Ready for oirupancy in t weeks Brokte Assecialec A. B. Peterson HIGHEST TRADE-IN ply 325 Sanford Avr. or Phone Jr., P. J. Chritersun, (iirfleld A . K . S IIO K M A K K H . J K . ALLOWANCE 434-J 9:00-2:<*0 Wed. Thurs, Wtllella, John Minch and R. W. Builder * gardleit nf rondllioo) Friday. Williams. A. C. Dondney, Land Phone 1991 Iftxi MeUoflvlHa Roiponilblo cook wonted. Ted Burnett II75-W. for PAINTING 2601 Grandview Phone 1932-M. 29—SALESMEN • AGENTS * FHA APPROVED Open House Daily D A ILY l.SS The tlhrthm Hour l:M « i* |, THE SANFORD HERALD Thurs. Oct. 11, ■t n r o a i i stoo ssii.m r m s u it sv s i i N H x a • 3 Spacious Bedrooms BE SURPRISED at °ur variety SEC Seminole Realty for Dttir PUMPS 4 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • IS Tiled Baths able Rones and Apia. Phone 27. and low prire*. I' ll B. 3e, 10c All types and sties. Installed or • U rge Lois 4 26c Store. 321 S. Sanford. "D o It Yourself." • High and Dry HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front Rrgfalrrrd Real I’stalr Broker WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona (tasonry constriction with oak Phono 2971 FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tape 17-92 ot lllawalha S T IN E floors, white marblo chips Recorder*. Supplies, Sec WIEBeach. Call 2374-W. Machine and Supply Co. built-up roofs, fully insulated, BQLDT'S CAMERA SHOP. 210 REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. U furred walls, spacious closet* S. Park Ave. Naw two bedroom houses, kitchen 7344 French Ave. and oil wall furnaces. •quipped. 1M Washington. Pk. GATLIN BROTHERS J. W. HAL!., REALTOR Have electric Phllco rsfrigeritor. 443 or write Jack Fiyat, Bet Dragline 4 Bulldozer Sarvtce Jahaov Milker, Atsorlair apt. size ga* stove, gas spare Ph 2237 Geneva. 249VW Senior 1 502 Sanford. "Call Hall" Phone 1759 Builder and Owner heater. Call at 2909 S. French ORLANDO Sentinel Star, CaU Ave. Pumlihed glraga apt 2300 MelRalph Ray, 3150. ___ lonvillt. New 21" TV fur sale. Can be teen RAYMOND M BALI. at 2320 S. Yale Ate. LAKE FRONT-1 R^room unOSCAR M HAltlUBiiN LOWERY 4 BRIDGES furnlihed house, fishing swim­ 44-APM JA.4 .’Bb ItEG. nitflKERR San. H54-W Orange City Spr 4 5*34 ming, 1 4 baths, earporte, • 9. D. Ilighleyman, Aisociate PRIGIDAIRE appliance*, t a l e * miles from Ssnford. 116. Phone 7*4 Booth Park Avr. Phone 9(0 CROSLEY - BENDIX and service. G. IL High. Oviedo, 2084-W-3 after 4:30 p.m. Salra and Servica Fla. Phona FO 5 3915 or Sanford IF IT IS REAL ESTATE RANDALL 1642-W altar p. m. Large fum. apt. 110 Magnolia. ask Crumley 4 Monirith Electric Company Available now, ft room house on at 117 South Park, Phone 777 Service— Quality— ft allaf action DUO-THERM space heater and Celery Ave. available October BEAUTIFUL Perfection apanmrnt size gai They Know Ph its Sanford 2537-J-3 D# Uary Sth. Pbone A. K. Rooetter, range. Both in good condition. Florist. 212. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Solid Brick Keaaonable. See at 2400 Hia­ For Your Retirement llome Well Drilling, HOWARD C. watha Ave. l Bedroom attractive almost new Downstair* apartment. CALL 1240. 3 Bedroom Home LONG, Phone 369 207 Rssl Concrete Block home with car­ Large oil heater, 50 gal. drum. Commercial Ave. p o r t e. N e a r supermarket Apartment, tloie In. 3 room* tU 540. Phone 167ft XK. 1317 DougThis home has larga living room $6,006- 11,000 Down. per month, 111 E. tth St., Call ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, statela a Ate. with fireplace, 1 extra largo 2344 nr IMS. mrnta, Invoice*, hind bills, soil Furnished or Unfurnished bedroums, dining room, kitchen program*, etc. Pro»re»»iv« 45-BUILDING MATERlAlil 2-Bedroom Concrete Block home wish plenty of cablntti, break­ 6-ROOM8, Adults. SU Path. Printing Co. Phone tuft — 403 with garage, Florida room. All fast room and nlca screoned-lo USED HK1CK West 13th St. largo room*. Situated on 4 BURN. 5 room house 4 bath. Ph. porch. TWO CARLOADS boantilul uaed . ,loia» beautifully -feMoospcA - - * m -w . . For homo repair work and altera­ brick. Orange, red, and jurat Uafuns. 114,000 — Funs. (It,54ft tion*. Call ISl-J. Ray C. Slagle. black. See them at SHERMAN 5-mom garage aportmenL 2 loom neaoHfully landscaped grounds with nutsilr sprinkling syslsm, CONCRETE PIPE CO kitchenette apt. Adults, no pels. Trees trimmed, temoved and de­ rrnlrsl helling for extra com­ Ioiura U. Oiler, Realtor fort. Excellent residential loca­ moted, Ph. IU07-R. Ph. 224 RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Hairi 51. Flelrt. A xucU ie SANFORD TREE CO. tion . . . 2417 LAUREL AVE. Window SHU • Lintel* 2601 So. Orlando llwy, Phona 1339 HOUSE, 7.01 Sanford Ave. 573 Septic Tank - State Approved Expert watch repair. Guaranteed. EVENINGS: 3liv anil tun month, Ph. 339 R. Sand • Cement Mortar Mix ODIIAM 4 TUDOR. Inc. I .{jay »i-rvlce. Sanford Jewelry Miracle Concrete Co. 2623 S. French Avt. 4 Luggage. 3o0 Sanford Ave. RETIREMENT HOMES Phone 2I0U — 2950 ‘ >9 Kim Ate. Phone 1333 Desirable fum garage apt 432-W. BUSINESS SERVICES M elt A N K Y -SM IT H Radio TV SPECIAL This a.I will admit Mr*. W. A. Sofa Bed 21-ROOFING aod PLUMRING Goodwin, Enterprise, to (he Matehing Chair TIRED Movielsnd II i d e-1 n Theatre. Coffee Table CKUAMIC TILE 2 Slip Tables Exp. Oct. 20. 1954. o f th « u r n * uld th in g ? Paul F. Mueller 4 Son Ph. 1M 2 Lamps Free einmate Quality work. Boo the spacious new Ut.efnlly COMPLETE MODERN different bomea la —, — ^ 1 7 9 .0 0 INSURANCE PLUMBING South Plncerest Sanfon All the NEW KINDS of fire and Contract and Repair Work Grave Manor* Sanfon GOLDEN DAWN Free Kellmntr* casualty. Insurance available tn Valencia Villas DeLam INTKRSPR1NG MATCHES* the best of Companies at LowK. L. HARVEY Reg. 119 50 less tradr 12930 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 112ft c*t Rates lo those who qualify Consult B A L L INSURANCE Box Springs at Identical Savings AGENCY, 204 S. Park Are., HOLLYWOOD 11ED Sanford, FIs. Innrrspting Mattress Idrally Situated Box Spring 33—MONEY TO LOAN Luxurioualy I’lanned Hosdboard Icholre o f colors) Moderately Priced 149.30 Central*.a* and Rapalr AUTO LO A N S Ia|* Free Iftftf Saalard Aie. Ph*** 1H1 POST LESS 3 and 4 Bedrxwni Humes with 1 and 2 batha situated <>n large, AT See our new line o f floor covering artlaticnlly landscaped lot*. W. J. KING and mmplrtr home furnishings. Paved a tm l* and all other Plumbing Contractor OK SANFORD city conveniences make thest FREE DELIVERY Kohler Plumbing 4 Supplies colonist of owner-occupied ECH0L8 BEDDING CO. Reem Electric Water Heater* homes truly delightful places r ill Orlando Dr. Ph. ft* Corner 2nd 4 Mognolii. Ph. 1732 to live. "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. Plumbing. Kreskjr Heating 43— ARTICLES for SALE Open Monday’ s til 9t99 pm. Designed, Built and Sold M. G. HODGES VISIT OUR BALCONY —Factory to Tou— Service it All Water Pump*— ODHAM A 'TUDOR IncWall* Drtlled — Pumps A lan iflE M Bulldtra of Fine Homes Paola Road, Pnone 700 V en etian B lin d * For FloriJo Living U -FA R M tad GARDDRN Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Pl.UMIHNft 4 HEATING SALES OFFICE rail with plaitie end*. Ptiatie or Miuionsry-Everbesrlng S t r a w Septic Tank Initallatlon 4 Sen lea ISift S. French Avenue rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon berry Planta— 11.50 per hund­ Heater Service. Archie C. liarrhona 2100 and cords. red Call Ray Lord, 1317-W. leu. Phona 734.W or 1336. Sonkirik Glass and P atit Co. U2-114 West 2nd St. Phona UO Teat Compou tDaetwelder's) 40c 71—SPECIAL NOTICES bu. bag. Grapevine Nursery, Grajicville Ate. Phone 2U59. This ail will admit Mrs. Olivo We buy and «ell u*rd furniture He,1Ulieu, Sanford to the Prairie i'sying lop rath prices for any thing of xalue. SUPER TRAD­ l-akr Drive-In *Vhcr*trc. Exp. ING POST on 17-92 Ph 2033-W Oct. M. 193ft. U P i: N I N 0 Sale*.Rentals. 314 Mag, Ph 44 FOR NEW PONTIACS and good, DAY NURSERY—will keep child- SHOCK and rqutpmcnt o f gro­ ten age* 2 tu 6, from 9:30 a m,, clean USED CARS, call Ray cery store and meal market, Herron, Phone 2456, or 1343-W to 5:30 p m . PHONE 1632-W. Jones Grocery, GlndervUle, S. after 6:00 p. m._______________ 2»—HELP WANTED—FEMALE Sanford Ave. and old Orlando llwy. Phone itxn-H or 4S0-W. This ad will admit Billie Adam*, Sanford, to the Itlti Theatre. 41—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Exp. Ort. 20, 1906. FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Splendid opportunity fur tn alert, U —APPLIANCE REPAIRING —at Warehouse Pries*, vtsll ambitious young worn in who n BERRY'S. We are eiperta It asseeking permanent employment HEATERS •itling you tu ierun< gracious If you have the potentials, we Cleaned and Checked giexl louks with functional con­ will train you for one of the PHONE 1.120-11 venience. Today's best buy* in most interesting Job* III San­ nationally adx edited furniture 1ft—BEAUlY PARLORS ford. You will work Mondayat DISCOUNT PRICES 901 W. Frida), and havt regular sche­ First St. Phone 1*17 for Even­ Modern Air-conditioned Salon duled increases in x*'a*y .Mini­ in g Appointment. mum requirements are at least HarritH’n Beauty Nook a High School education, aglift S. oak Pk. 97t • BIG. VALU MS 11-29, ability to type. Permanent • QUICK CREDIT 17—BUILDLNG - REPAIRS resident of SanforJ. Apply PAINTING • EASY TERMS Southern Util lelephone Co. Ill WILSON MAIRR Palmetto Ave. dll-114 W. 2nd St. 4 7 -rU R N tY U R l - M U U f O t D Florida State Bank 1A-PLACK9 tn EAT H E. l*t SU • FINANCIAL ■ Sunarar. MATHER OF SANFORD in N. Park Av*. Phona UN 203 09 » E. 1st. St. Phone 127 l-ASGE 4-b«dranm home. U til location for children. Ph. 2533-J. Conault A REALTOR First CULLEN AND HARKEY Used farmroe*. sppniaces. 8 room, 2 bedroom humr. 937(0 IN N. Park Ate. Phona a i l SELLING IS FUN! ATTIC GOING "t <TWASTE? Turn­ ele. Beugkb-sold. Larry's Mart Local*! on Old Orlando Ht|king it into one or mare attrac­ You ran earn as you learn. $Ukc 121 E m la* rl PkoM IUL way. Ideal for ckildton, ookool Mw friends, M y bark bllli. tive room* Is eftsy, inexpensive. bus atop. Call 1233-M. Contact Mrs. J. Russell, P. 0. Let Kill Lumber and Supply 19 PAT? Soil Box 975, Orlando. Yard help you decide how to LAW FRONT 'WAP ANTTMINGt Just placo ynn’ra tkroogh wi t h make it serve you. Call >3, The Now throe bodyeon Lumber Number, or drop In— NEWSPAPER i t m t sales boys. ausUItd ads. Phase lStt far a Uko Emma. One and half tiled thfwgli Want Ads far CASH. Ages 9 to U. Apply to Mark 2B W. Third 8t. baUti. Florida m m . Lot HI' CftU DUhelpful ad-*rtiar. Heirs, The Sanford Herald, after x 113'. fu n 8*. or* mile at school. It Pay* Te Dm Ciasilflad. OftkUnm Cemetery. Phone 50 FURNACE SERVICE Now Is The Time To have your Heating System Cleaned and Serviced Before the Winter Kush W . J. King PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 2534 Orlando Dr. h �----- : ‘ifw ’ a home is the most wonderful, most enduring achievement you will possibly ever make in your lifetime, especially if it is located i n ___ • . " « 12Wa ;..* i is* a Homes ♦ South Pinecrest T***re **■*. frw thin**. |f any, which would give the fntntlv the outlook, the feeling of ccompilahnicnt and content a* will a 110*11. OF VOLJK OWN . . . . and if that home U located In the remarkable new community of South Pinecreat your family’s satisfaction will l>e romptrtc. Here you have beauty and earn* and comfort In an engineered com­ munity of fine home*' i*et in an atmosphere of quiet, rural ciiarm, yet endowed with every metropolitan convenience. Occupancy ■ I V HAPPY FAMILIES LIVE HERE I 182 far"IIlea, who enjoy living outdid* almost ad much ax living Indoor*, now make their home In beautiful South Plnecreat. Seven more homed are now oomptete to the very last detail o f lawns and landscaping, and many more home* arc being rushed to completion along the gracefully winding atrecta of this model com nunlly of happy home owner*. # $ 11,200 One O f The Following few Payment Plans Should Fit Y our Ability T o Pay: I If You Are A Veteran! $625 Down Payment (Include* cloning co st* ) Iwe can $67 Per Month r* (Included taxed and Ins.) F Ii A: $1950 Down Payment (Included closing coat*) • Within. .*f* witting H M a rc of Pftiwr.it Elementary Scliuol and il'i wonderful 2d acid achoul |>la>ground. • 8|>ariou* country vcnl.nt.a. BUILD HOUSES, WE BUILD HOMES living with • Intelligent toning reitrtrtiont high pnijicrty calue. atl ta city $63 Per Month* (Included taxed and Tn«.) eon tntinltm City water and City avwera Tarn! it recta etc, • Ultra modern d oig n in h in t.. and autr^und. inga tu meet today'* high eUndird. for tom' furl, Coiiaaiueiica, and tdai "I.usury l.uuk“ . » Service Personnel FHA: $1000 Down Payment of these finance plans within 30 minutes (Included closing emtd) $66 Per Month (Include* taxed and Ina.) 1 TODAY? I *nlt**c* BRAILEV ODHAM President a 'A..................... - ■ .— - • ->• , .^TJVr~T--—rv ry --r? v- - '*■<- rr■>■ 3 �*v .-« 4 r .\ : \ I Shop and Save In Sanford S T lf* # a t t f o r £ t I f m t t f f c an independent daily V O tIL M K XI.VIII .4 tr Yur Ririu h Nad S A N F O Itll, F L O R ID A Kalnhllaftrd I'.HIM C h u r c h Is E n t i t l e d To Loyalty, Support Delivered By • P . M. Call 1821 I k fo r a 7 P . M. f o r D tilT try newspaper m i DAY, OCTOBER 12. 1938 A w ir liltd I’ r tm Leased Dial: New U . S. Highway Transport Plane Still Missing Route Not Ye t Determined Seminole Raceway , 3y A. Edwin »hlnho|*er ^ 1 1 time* irr troubled limes. m all people are troubled peo­ ple, Whether or not rlvilUalinn progresses depend* not upon the troubles of a Riven time, but upon how the people of that time meet their trouble. There has probably never hern a time tn the history of the world when enlightened education was available to more people than It A irt-vcur-oll woman « » « struck is today. Rut education alone can misdirected and offer no solu- do» n by ■ P»»»lne truck last night it If we say tne iron curtain »* 'be attempted to help pu*b a countries deny "enlightened” edu ear lo gel it started. cation to the masses of their twoFollowing church . cm ice* last pic, wc can partially excuse their nght, Mr*. Nora Lee Mrlnto-h, failure to help solve mankind , whose address wa» given as l„ilc problems. Hero in America with Mary Road, was assisting her hus­ otir schools overflow ins and al­ band and the owner of fhr enr, most unlimited information avail­ in pushing the automobile .outli able lo anyone wishing to «*ek it. on Freneh' Avr vvr cannot make such an rxrusr t 191* Stndcbakrr I 2-tnn truck' And «et, in spite of that fact, driven by Robert Carter, II. of W luve but to pick up a daily 417 W. 120. St camr up from be­ paper to find that hatred, viol hind them, nicked Ihe left rear •nee. intolerance, jealousy greed. frn,lrr of ,'h, aulomob|,P Ihrn and practically every other hu „ Mh| Mr. M, ,n(p. H n |th h.. right man vice that can contribute to tear Irnilri, throwing her tn Ihe world problems Is about a« ramp , a ement. gnt wllhln our country as anyAccor ling to il•fnMnallon obwherr on earth. Of the problems that trouble of the Sanford Police Department Ihe world, those of science are the minor ones. They have been, who Investigated the accident, the car being pushed lid not have arc being, and will continue lo light*. solved on Ihe drawing boards The arcldenl oecured at in no p. in the laboratoricv of the m. 90 feet south of 22nd St. on world. Not so the greatest of all prob­ Fiench Avenue while Ihe autobile t n stradd'o the parvi*vi lems, Ihe problem of human re­ lone *tnp on the weft vide of the lations. Through all Ihe centuries User* has been but a single source highway. Mr*. McIntosh was as­ for Its solution — the Church. Re­ sisting in pushing the ear from the gardless of its denomination, any left front fender. Captain Arnold William* report­ Church of Ihe I'nirrrsal Cod. teaching the way of peacr, points ed that Mr*. Mrlntovh wa* In a to the solution of (hat problem, great deal of nain and ootmdilngcause the Church Is demand- ed of her back. However, extent mankind today, as did his o f Injuiie* could not be dctermi u- i forebears, prefer* to seek an until today. No charge* have been filed, said easier way. In lhi< era »h —» mass destruction is the order o f S ' 1’' Pending further the day. mankind can no longer ,.‘ n'estl«all°ii. Patrolman C. C Dial lamporire with his obligations to son assisted in the investigation. the Church. We must either turn to it, support It. and live it, or submit ourselve* lo chaos and sav- Woman Struck ByTruckWhile HelpingPush Car j Extension Is Established Of 17-92 By Group In I925 Set To Go 1 Ry It H o u rs CONKLIN The vision of a host of eld tlm William II. Dial, Fifth Di-trlcU rrs In the harness racing sport It- i j Hoard member, called for which resulted In construction of pion.pt action fur the continisa- Scmimde Raceway M years ago Is ti n of IT t>2 lo Fiench Ave. from! about j„ , utivlanllaled by the Five I'olnt* last night n* he met residents of Seminole County. with ninnl-er* of the Seminole Hack In 1921 several of Ihe best County Long Rang* Highway known and wrallldrst men In the Planning Committee. nation, who believed In and back­ “ As far as mglm-eriny |s con- ed up that In-life with cold cash, reined,” said Dial, "ihe censtruc* built what i« now Seminole Race­ tlon plans for the extenrlon of way. The number Included tothe rente to Sanford are Hit per ’’acco tycoon V\. N ftiynods, hlleleon plcte.1 and are ready to *’« K J ,rUfk «>' eent eomf c o n Rill Strang and many nth f" . erv "I rannot commit the Road They had drrems of building R>*ntd," DM told the group meet- Seminole Rareway into the Ivpe log at Jim Spencer . Ilevtaurant „ f training an.l raring establish U.t night at a .upper meeting. ,nrtll „ wii| 1h. ,pj. year-I f Ihe I "l>.it I am mre fund, can be made mler* approve itiuance of Hie available for ireuling Ihe righto hamrs* racing license which Ihe of wi»ya.H •tale raring commission ha* atLeading into hit discussion ready granted—subject to the rewith the highway roniiuittre head- rerendum vole. Plan* to transform thia train­ ed by J. Hrailey (hlhxm. Dial com mented that " j am getting a lit­ ing track Into the Saraloga of the JOHN 5IILLIS, Ford Motor Company representative, (left) and Rill Franc*, president of the Na* tle disturbed about the federal South, are on Ihe drawing board. tlonal Association for Stock Car Rvcing. ictnler) pose with Comwtn ler Henry C. Colee, U8N. Kxeeutive Officer o f Sanford Naval Air Station, following their arrival by private plane aboard the government'* attitude toward The board of directros of Semi­ naIn Rareway only await Ihe out­ station, recently, France conducted the second -erle* of lectures, and music* he i» currently pir»«ntrights* of w(•)•»." come of the rlrcliott before pour­ ing on “ Safe Dnving" lo personnel h e e d al» aid the NAS. Ihe Din*-. «hovelng highlights of the Ua(l* Dial then explained to the 22 Ington “ 500" ami Daytona Reach "Grand National", which were obtained through the Ford .Motor ing a cool half million more dot member. -Mending the meeting |m |h<. ,jn , mak(. , , h<1 Compiny an.l 511111*. emphasised Fiance’ s talk on -afety. Thi* conclude* the four month series of lhal funds were not available for , h„wplace of Ihe nation •afely lectuies, acrur-il'ig to tV, h tiilrs, NAS 8afety Engineer. (Official IM t Navy Photo) Ihe construction of a causeway Througho'it the nation harness e x t e n s i o n front French Ave. l-eraring a* grown lrrmrndou*ly in cau-e of i* ptrallrl frw limited r|a„|n *hrdl cmwf vbg cmfw cm aerec* highway which mode -ell- the past trn year*, becoming in,* of thr bond* impossible. America’* fastest growing sport. "My only choice in the matter (CenllnuMt on Page 19) wa« to attempt tn got the mule of Ihe pfo|>oicd federal Inter­ state highway moved etis-er to Hanford, somewhere between the •fery. The Seal Sale Chairman f.-r the I — <vi n Lake Monroe Rridgv> and French 8 CaeminAU IV in n lv Til7u*r<*lll*««lt l l l | i 9 || Seminole L ’ounly Tuberculosl* and The Church demands and is en-l Vdmissmn*: Ave., Dial said. ® le d lo our devoted loyaltv v*d Mrs. James Wilson iSanfordl Nino member* of the Seminole- llextih Assoeiath-n's annual Chn*t“We have a traffic count only lxn*v Seel sale wa* n*mcd ihl> •upfMiri. There emiii h« no L-tDischarges: High Sebrof .*• .r r x 'ls f" “tul { a? rfh* fils'* newest fei*1 p»*al* iPotnlng by Giuigo UsUir, pretl(l.Slv eebfrti** lee lime lhan this "tu-rcR Ihsrothy I. Jlo-llin l.Sanfuidl a supper mec'ln? I*<t nieht at .Irid o f Ihe local Til and llralin d»v thl* side o f Orange City and ops-n al 1219 \\ ' -lh ty Month” for every thinking per-1 Alll llyyti (Sanford i 5lr*. Appleby** flesiaursnt were Vssoeialion group i.i v next n.-'vi w ,. •« impress D „ In Goldsboro next M-.n.Uy, son who sincerely seek* a solu Ronnie Mae Gilffn (Sanfordl "''rb . ri nirrry pr-.pnV lion lo his own troubles and Ihe r n i n r e r . ...’ the ns.es.hV t» build 0 c»Don Fletcher. Paota nurseryromplinir'ilr-t by ' harlie ’ li rris-'.i. Lthi! Pe.itifif ISanfordl troubles of this troubled tlm? lo HT. PKTEIISHURG — Ills- a route from Oravege City , 0 tw of the )riendly Harhee Shoo. memtH-r of The Hanford Herald’ * m»n. eea. namr-l to head Ihe lmMery Msrgarcl Lumpkin and a native- of Sanfoiel, will nperwholeheartedly renew hi* loyally (Sanf-trdl advertising .laff. on their Job . :M',r1J,n' * ^ f r / “ * ? • "* lory will lie made ht-rr h> Ihe Hcmin-vle Huulevanl ate the new business. to hi* church, or to seel- n-i* * , . •nlc« artoming to tlir ill "The route i* ladng flown now Rnmilla Wen ran iiivie-lt.r Fl-uida rut flowrr imliulry on iSltlntf out Uir nr* Illtfh Schrol ^ ^ rherry i* » graduate of Groom* church ard affllta’ p himself with Del. If when Ihrle Florida Gladi­ an-l I nm told now that In a per- Academy, clas* of 1911, an-i ha* del. 12 it If he now hat none, lu-guiai page, •■seminoi.Smnkt Fletcher, lu.t >ear. »u c.c..olus Growers Association he l«d of from nine motiih- to one Admission*: mtrndance is then but one expret which appears each ifon-fay in fully headed thr Ss-niinole loonty rome* ihe Florida Flowrr Aiso- \-■*i the ro -I ran lw un-ler con- been operating hi* own shop here D- nitn Wynn I Sanford) »ln.-e graduating from Tyler f n of loyalty. ( hamIwr of Commrrre fair booth riatlon. In c, of whl-h ’V F ••ruction,” he »xld. The Herald. /on* Ils-ckwlth (Sanford) ITrxat) llarbrr t'ollegr. lie It a committee Kite hhoff Jr., of Sanfurd, U a Morrison told the groun. p>rl Dial told Ihe Nora 51c Inlosth (Sanford) rond planning member of ihe St. John* Mt«**no. Dabbs sai.i that the Seminole director. D ischarges; group thal "till* I* the only see- ary Rapllst church and die ML of 22 young people interested In County fuleereuloti* and llralth As­ William Dortini ISanfordl The transition will occur -luring tb-n of the interstate highway olive Isulge uf F. A A. Ledge ol the subject ‘ Tegardlcs* <>l . ir sociation expacled thi* year lo the annual convention of the FO­ that Is proposed other than ur-i Mason*. He i* marrieel and Ihe Sally Mae Raker (Sanford) detlre tn folluaurnallsm • i -lage the most successful Sesal Sale In an article appearing in yester­ Visiting Hours; Private Room*, career or as a h«bby( it will be Drive in lh* as*<Kialion'x local RA. eeprolng h d !■ *• tb- TM»« ban ei|uii.sway*. It will (>• a father of fn-ir children Mr* fhrr. ll.sts I st Rr-hngton Reach, and pail of the D.iytona-Tampa east- ry leache* Ihe ihlrel grad* »• Hop. day’s Sanford Herald. Ihe final II a.m. — 1* pm.j Semi-Private helpful as it gives yoi a means history will unite Ihr slate- * lit. >A) llnnllnued on Page 10) per Aradrmy In-rr. date for absentee voting wa* given Room*. 2 to I p.m.< 7 to I* p.ni.j ol self expression " Mentioning Dale fur the malliiw of tf*** i staUiol.is Industry with Ihe bur Pediatric*. It a.m. tn H pm. Par- some of the things for whirh a a* Oct. 25. appeal lo Seminole groung chrysanthemum Indusonly; newspaper stand* In » community. seal* and According to Mr*. Camilla Itnice. c-nt* seed Gran-lparents r,.Md-iu la* n*-t try, already producing an annual the correrl date foe n- a r id Obstetric*, No vl-ltlne during the br that Ihe bU’ Se.l head feeding c»f hahie-s Private Room*, ache in the careful |H-ru*al of ropy said Dabbs, but final plan* fur the rru| estimated al worth more G ould have been Nov. 1. winter campaign will he complet­ thar IJ 500,000 deadline for abscnlt voting It am. to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p.ne. wa* in proof reading His listen ed In Ihe near future when Fle'chTie new association will also Nov. « General Election ard 7 to 9 p.m. Semi-Private rr, |„lShe«l at some of lh - "h->oer'* rnmmillrc meet* lo put Ihe Inrlida producer* of *iuh flow­ R o o m s . 2 to 4 p. an and 7 to 9 p m. !><>»•" rxusrvl by dropping a ’ C” final loufhr* on preliminary plan* er* i* aster*, easier lilie*. iri*. or sobslituting e ••o' t already approved ilaltl at. slatire, tnatviragims, an-i in mit-»pared *|iaces The exUhnvlmax Seals will he prepsr- ta eft pea*, ilnnta* and other tended an inv nation to lm- yo iag e l for mailing by various women's eomtierrlal rut Rower*. Thr m u ll l i l i e s tee the proeettei involved In rub with 51r* Lorraine Graham, Ex­ will h« Ihe largest horticultural groug of Its kind In the United lithlng a paper. ecutive Secretary of the Seminole Slain. Presrnl last nlghl wire Pat County Tuberculosis and Health Ilchlml Ihe move is Ihe aim of Harrington, editor of the school Association, lax a! offices are main­ page; Shirley Anderson, associate tained in the Rrumlry Puleilnn pros sling all rut flower produc­ er* n Florida with the advant­ editor. Kay Irnklns, aoeiety edt- Building. age* of a lightly knit, well man­ i tor; Frrrl Hall, feature editor an-l aged central agency. Authorities I Ihe t let Ann V - Iron. Kay both Inside and outside Ihe trad* Dry, A. J. Clement*. Mary Jan. hail it a> the most progrr *iv# |Fly ill and Hill Thompson School step taken by an association of principal A. J. Hracken and Ihe growtr* and shipper* of floricul­ |club i[Hin«<-r Ralph Ray, with ture. hi* wife, were guests o f the club "T ie potential of the Florida The first edition of "Post (VII Flower Association is at least Scripts", a monthly l.ultrlin of IJ>£ee lime* greater thaw Dai of FGGA." r->mmenleH Philip J. De ' imnbell tossing Post No. SJ of the American (.eglon, was FleinDf, I’tiGA* manager, whuta headrp arler* are in nearby llraput In the mall jrfftffilijr. With Itrrna conrnning the mem­ drntun "Since all rul flower pro­ ducer* have essentially the »arnr A young man who grew up m j bership o f ihe American Legion, lype* >f problems, member* fell announrsnu-nt of meeting*, and Sanford, gradualed from \ ile Uni we cos Id benefit thr entire flori­ versily. and Iwam e a Rhode* report* from committer members, culture industry by becoming Ihe Ihe new Itutlrtln I* mallet to ap­ Scholar, will appear on Ihe pro. Florida Flower A*«oelaUorv II gram o f a local club which his; proximately .'O0. wa* ufoo Mil* same principal that father, at one time, trrved a* Joel S, Field, fvanford l“o*t- I’ GGA war founded or ---le’ • president wbep S R'Jin h - - ' • •> ma*lrr l- r-litor of the new hutSince its inception In 1911, Flem­ of Me and .Mr*. Rolland I, Dealt, lelln whirh mule It* f|r*t ap|<ear- ing ponlrd •rut, Ihe Fhtr tj G 'v will led *ome of hi* evprrien r- ance yesterday. diolua Grower* Aiiociatioa haa a* a student at Oxford University. Lynn Lynn, Post Commander, offered an outstanding example Kntlan-I. Monday noon at the re­ sail the new bulletin will keep nf prnirr** through roncrntraleil gular meeting of the Sanford Ro member* In rlosrr touch with effort. "Glad” growing, lie re lary Club their |mi-i and Its arlivitir railed, began some S3 year* ago, Y’oung Dean. who. as a holder hut did not hceome of major Im­ portance on the flnrleultural of a VVinanl Srfolarshlp prior to having been selected a* a Rhode* scene latil 1*17. Scholar, had hem enticed in boy*’ In thil year, a (mail group of work in England, will compare Pailly rloodv Ihr-eigti S ilm-Liy; producer* taw the huge potrnllal the lirilish educational system with la w t o n ig h t 5 1 * » . In Ire rralirrd in banding logi-lber that uf our country. lo nandle *uch problem* a* trans­ In the absence o f club president portation, marketing, mrrrhanDr. Uharle* l. Person* who will dirihg and m rarch. In April IBII be attending the Rotary District these far alghird men organized Conference in Winter Haven during Ihe Florida Gladlolu* Grower* A* sociatloB, and during thal year the first part of nest week, pastpresident William "Rill” push mil recorded shlpmrnt* of u m r 5.HbL r it.v.WLt- analdent of the National A -social! n for Stock Car preside, (ither Itotarian* planning Vai.ooo doxen glad*. Total acre­ >nto Racing, (right) it greeted hyp('»mmand*r Henry C. Uotee, USN, to attend the Winter l»xven m» • age planted to glad* In 1941 wa* Caacutive Officer of Sanford Naval Air Siatl n, upon hi* arrival by alrout 4 500 Ttyate plana aboard the station, rocrntly. France arrived ahoai.i the Ing ire. *eerrlarjr Dr. R W. Today Ihe industry reports. UAm to Conduct the first of a telle, of safe dil'.Uig hsluivt tsi NAS IG.p i M. Uharle* WagMr a al (taatiaaed ea rage It) | |Ifrnry Simpson. . j a Ik a Florida (tadlolua field. janoim el. (Official Photo, US. Nav>) fc Hospital Notes NO. i l i W ire Morrison Tells Fletcher To H ea d High School Group 5e a / Sale C am paign Journalism Helpful 5FGGA To Become Flower Association H. Cherry To Open Real Estate Office In Goldsboro Area l\ Absentee Voting Deadline Nov. 1 Amcricon Legion Moils lsf Edition Of 'Post Scripts' Oxford Student To T e ll Rotarians Of Experiences Weather Additional Local News On Page 10 ruErrr LONDON Jl — Plxtrri* signals ■purred a gigantic lem -n today for a U S. transport plate musing with 59 servlc-rmen ah-iar.l. Thcr* w.ts no hint of lucres*. At least M plane* from bate* la a half doxen rouu'eiea—including giant six-engine U S. Stratojet bombebr— an aircraft cam ecr and destroyen teoured the area north of the Arorrs in an effort to pin down the source of the mestago. Hut back to base rumc these ia> porta from the tearchert, "N*» luck. Nothing lig h t-1.” The missing plane, « CHI Lifts master of Ihe US. Milltxry Air Transport Service, wt* due at luije* Air Ha<e on the Axorrt. yew Iciilay morning. It carm d M Air Force personnel returmm to th« United Stale* from duty In Hrilant and a Navy flight crew of nine. After a long silence a string o f SOS signal* were picked up by rummcrrlal airliner* 'lying early today between Hrilain anil New York. Relief was expressed lh« distress rail* might he coming from psirtable transmitter* on rubs l*cr life raft* carried by the mist* Ing aircraft. Hut In New York, three transits lanlie pilot* who heard the dl*« Ires* signals said Ihey were later Informed the ealta came from land station* (ending out alert* about Ihe plane. They laid they got that Inform** tlon from station EJK In Ireland and from the Prestwick, Scotland, radio xtaPon. Still another Pan American pilot reaching New York, how* ever, said he picked up a ilgnal which he believed rame from “ an original aourre” while hi* plane was ?ro lo 215 mile* northwest o f Ihe Aiorc*. He said he later re« reived a land station signal from ■smew here in lielind. A communique iiiued by tht If. S Air Fore# here laid. "No clue* to Ihe aherribouta of Ihe missing aircraft have been received since the SOS message Intercepted by a Pan American transport at 2:15 a.m. GMT today, , "The *-arr* o f this m s.a u * ws» tentatively placed at about I.V) miles north o f the A ro m , However the sesreh la being pressi-.l with the utmost vigor."* A spokesman said It was possi­ ble othrr HOS messier* picked up might have Incn relayed bv var­ ious radio* of the original divtrcta signal*. Many Are Expected To Attend District Auxiliary Confab WINTER PARK —A large delegallon from the Seminole Memo­ rial Hospital Auxiliary I* expect­ ed to participate in the second annual eonfrrmce of the east rentrat district. Association of Florida Hospital Auxiliaries, to b« held at the loingforti Hotel hero M , MThe Seminole volunteer gTrun la Ihe |ata*( in the ali-eounty *if*• trict lo become affiliate*! with Ihe itatewide organization, aeronling lo .Mr*. .Max K. Aulick uf Orlando, diilrirt chairman. Next Thursdiv’ * onewiay meeting is scheduled to begin at 10 a. m. with Mr« Aril i> Ing and adjournment la act for I p. m. All session* will he In Iho hotel's Tnetop Room except the m>on luncheon which will taka place In tbs Town Houae dining room. ^ Featured ipeaker* Include Ar­ thur L Halley, administrator o f Orange Memorial Hospital in Or­ lando. and Mr*. Trary H Hare of 5ttami, founder and flnt presi­ dent of the Florida auxiliary a*■delation. .Mr*. A. \V. Epp* Sr., presi­ dent o f the Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, will head the representative* from Ihe new ho*, pital in Sanford. Further infu^ malion on Ihe meeting may be obtained from her. Lake Mary P-TA Sponsoring Food Sale Tomorrow •ale I* being sponsored by the Ijh e M*.* «»*■*• 1 Parents Teacher* Association ta of tha Lake 51ary Poat Ofwill begin at noon ami all nf the food la disposed of. said Mr*. l/>tiite Par­ ker. president of Ihe P-TA group. Tomorrow's food sale Is being sponsored by the Mothers of Lake 5(ar? School, beaded by Mrs. Julia Scott, chairman of Um Roots 5!other* Uommlttco. Eight room mothers comprise tha group In charge of the food aafc All proceed* from Ihe sale will be used toward staging a carnival for tha school liter this mentfc, ■ !4 3 * � 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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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 11, 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/3abf5a315c8fa42e06bbfc2bd8c81239.pdf b2a94c4a4d6003373400da44e0fbd20d PDF Text Text o ♦> blaze of glory! i) A Shopping f Home In S That's what it is to shop in Sanford where merchandise is brought to you from all parts of the world to make your life fuller and more interesting. Exciting Buys Strange sounding names out of your geography book are exciting.. .and you'll find them, if you # look, on many of the fine quality items of mer­ chandise right here in your local stores. There are American brand names, too; the most re­ spected names in their fields. . .all waiting for you here in your home town. You don't need to t look elsewhere for the best the world offers... you can find the best right here in SANFORD. $ Out of town bargains may look enticing . . but add transportation cost, all day shopping time, and the "not returnable' tag and it's no bargain. The money you spend with our local mer­ chants stays in our community,help to make it a better place in which to live. W H A T CO ULD ( BE A BETTER B ARG AIN ? t 'At * li — — l �I Shop and Save In Sanford I f Ym t R m H b N ot D iN n N By • P. M. C an 1821 B a f .r e 7 P . M. F a r DaUvary AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N1WBPAPEB < tU U L M E XI.VIII F atab llah rd 190S SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A 9 W E D N E SD A Y , O CTOBER 10, IONS A w w tfaltd P r « n club observes In d u stria l S u r v e y 'Founder's Day' L / s f « /w / n a* r I n / n %i _______ * O f C it y T o B e M a d e •'Founder1* Day" of Pilot In­ ternational wa* observed by (he local Pilot Club at a dinner meet­ ing in the Yacht Club last evening with Sira. Joel S. Field, a charter member, in charge of the pro­ gram. Mr*. AI Hunt, anciher charter member, pointed out (he princi­ ple* of Pilot In the htilory of P. I. which received iti original char­ ter on Orl II, I9JI In Alacnn, (la. * ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Al­ with a membervhip of to repre­ tamonte Spring* Town Council sentative bu*lnr»* and profc**lonlet Oct. 28. 7:30 p. m, fur lax at women. There are now uver Plan* for the appearance of equalization and paving u m e 10.000 members In JAo club* in Congressman A. 55. (bydi Hermen! meeting, at It* Monday . . . . long J r , original!) schedule,! for night session. Anyone wishing to .......... »n addre** before the Sanford Pilot International t» one of the register complaint* of their tax Rotary '-'tub on Monday, (K-v 22, an eism rn ti it invited to be pre­ five international rlatilflrd civic have been changed to include and »ervire organiiitiont for hurt- member* of ever> rivtc and *ctsent at thU meeting. ne*». and profcsdonal women, vice club in ihe City. Al»o, ptani for renovating the ”™ 1 tu notary, Kiwanit or Community House to include The large Inler-club luncheon Lion*. It It nonpartiian and nun - u r t a m Ha bide p ^ i ; T e V : « he W - « *« -he Holy * 2 r^ a c T L c d friend.hip and service. Member E p l^ p a t Uiurt-h Pari.h Ihr ijnicfa *rr underway. Council.i-iiormlrubl hr Houir anJ bill be ntt« ruled b) man Huso Wolf w*. authorised »hiP u deWmlnod V cUninca- group* from the follow mi, orgamto *ubmlt Plan, for b*t ie lnv,u“ ration* ... .......... .... thl. ..... project “ on *nJ U Ih n m h lv r e 0" n r e a r""'Fn ta . la u o n # who w no have n a v e aalrrjily u e a o j accept i. irp i at an early date to be enacted tlve wo ‘ from , rom each r / rh HaMiftca«« «•«■*/• mv.iat.on to Join in women claniftca upon by the Town Council. bearing the ri>ngre*tinan from l. lion actively identified w i t h the Jifth Congre,*inn*l Iti-trict: Robert Berry Perrin** a of Ocoee, wa* present at the Mon ihe bu*inc>a or profcolonal intrr. the Pitot Club. Ihe Itu.ine-* and d.iv night meeting, to bear hla «*» ° f ,hf.c^m u o ity. ami hold- ' » ■ \ v umau * C l u b , application read, which he tub(W“ W « " d l»‘* l ^ i KUa'n. unit a Junior Cham­ it:ted for the Job of Police ,1,eber of Commerce. hlrf, ThU vacancy waa create.l Objective* of Pilot are to deveIn order that the serving of the by the rc*lgnatlon of former '*>P friendahip a* a meant of meal to be prepared by Mr* Ro­ Police Chief. Paul Heruld. who broadening Ihe field of opportuniberta (iatrhrt may be expedited, rrtigued to return to hla po*t as ty for .ervice and lo encourage the rommit'ee in eharge of the fireman in the stale of I’enntyl and promote inteinatiunal peace event aak* that reservations be and cultural relation*; to incut. . . ... , , . v*nla. No action wa» taken on . c,;‘h Perritte’s application, awritlng cate the ideal of .ervice a* Ihe m»d i ,thr°uSh further applicants to be received. had* of all worthy enterpri.e.; eh."**.!* by noon F r.lay. Oc!. It. luncheon fee w II he the In other action plant for mov­ to encourage high e'hlcal stand The vame a* chained b) the rt**pecing Ihe lown’* adminitlralion of- aid. among budget* and profe*tive dub*. fke* fmm the .Community Hou»e »ional women, Residents To Voice Tax Assessment Complaints Oct. 26 Lund Describes Herlong To Address Bostwick To Conduct Herlong As 'Man Inter-Club Luncheon Area Study * Who Wasn't There' f Drugs, Surgery Are Forming New Team l&xss f°r Cancer Cure It i« anticipated tlu t one of the Jt> the fire home annex, were be|„ the field of international largetl erowil* yei teen in Saning discussed. •ervice. The town of Altamonte Springs been awarded to students at road ' r( for — the month of September «c- The S l a M h I M u i d 'w a . H a h mfn" cording lo the clerk. lUhed a* * memorial lo Muv ,'rtW,rf‘*- SAN FRANCISCO I* - Drug* An Induttrial Survey will be made of Sanford in the ne»r fulure, according to II. It. Coleman. District Manager of the Florida Power and IJght Company who made the annoumement tin. morning. W. M. Host's irk. head of Bo*twtek, Ine of Daytona Reach, an tnduitrial engineering firm, will make the survey. »aid Coleman The first ln.lmtri.il Survey for the Sanford area wa* made by Bo'twick in 1930 and plan* have been recently made to bring the old survey up-to-date. Bnitwick will be in Sanford to­ morrow to meet with John Krider. Manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, and hi* committee, to complete plan* for the survey which I* expected to get underway immediately. Coleman. rho*e company i« tin *ncing the *urvey. -aid that Ihe fir«t survey provide! much mater­ ial to project into the future but Santnrd “ ha* already exceeded Ihe original rttim alea projected In the 19M Industrial Survey." Krider, in Tails ha **re meeting with the Florida Development Commission today to determine the status of Cantral Florida'* pirlure, could not be reached for PE BABY- Speaking before Ihe f>e n»ry Republican Club, this morning. Arnold Lund. RopubU* ran candidalr for Congre** in the Fifth Congrr**ionat Diririct de-cribed hi* opponirtd A. S. Herlong Jr., a* the *m»n who wa«nT there*. A “ standing room" audience packed the |)c Uary Community te n te r lo greet Lund who made* hi* initial vtail to the Voluila County village. Lund* vi.it wa* •Imullanrou* with Ihe announce­ ment of the I'andiiai-v of Harry Seller* who will be * Republican wrtlc in randldalr for Ihe office of Juailce of the I’eare, AltMtl.D 1.1 Nil II*publican candidate for Congressman In the Arnold Lund waa introduced by hth Coiigiet*ional lilttrict (left) la Introduce,! to members of th« Deltiiy |(rpublican Club this moining. Hevirge Perry (right) view tleorgc Percy. vicc-pre*idrnt of prr.ldm t of the (lUP club In Dcllary Introduced Lund. (Staff Photo) the De Mary Republican Hub. “ My opponent w asn't there w hen Preal lent Klaenhower nee«le.1 hi* *u|>p.>rt on important legivlalion". Lund derlareit, "He naan ’t there when he ml*ted 97 The population of Seratnoln important roll rail* on tignifirant County is irow lni at Ihe rate of legidation He wa*n'l there when (l per month, according to the he failed to introduce and pa*« seven-month itatUtleal analyst! any di»trift wide legislation for released by the Florida State the people in Ihe entire a year* Hoard of Itralth. he wa* In Washington", added inti-rr-l heir* In thn January-July report, the "He ia now* making apeerhr* ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- U d- State Board ef Health lilted **•* Sanford and Semi County's Growth Rapid Auxiliary Holds Supper, Stunt Party Last Week With and •urgrry are forming a new Ruby Newrhall. problem of Pilot " } C A A**a*% A e e i d n n S r team in hope, of winning more International Dorn Galnewille. O ^ T A l l t O A C C l d e i l t S cure* of cancer*. nole County effort, to obtain Inin \hr ,,f *» iea of American la*g!on Auxiliary . attempting lo defend hla record Fla. following her death In Oc*' Anilc.mer drug, are given tZ ill, InduMnal Surrey .VaV'd '« • T «*he;tl oIht , 1913 when a cancer i* removed in opparly at the hr did that count*, d ’a what he and stunt The rebabdilatlon of Yimouoration*. The aim I* surer killing ';r" vl" ; ";ilcrl',t ' lulu the foie re didn't tplrnilld miait un;iiin Legion iivmir Home Thursday night. ^ tlon* iiti*i® inifi ini-* itiPTr ’" mu * do. That's i iiiii » ata ®|iirnin<i i uni hi Her*, a French village of 1*00 of canter cetla which might 1be ll D expect,s| that Clifford Ale* ni| **bm of ■ "do-nothing" conEveryone wa» IInstructed to person*, waa adopted a* a five jn ,t, monthly *ummary of mine teed* for regrowth. Kibbln. president o( toe r-cmmole i *rf,,n " n "nd » P"0' 1 «tv»ve for rom# , , , llttla girl f<® year Pilot Inlernalional pioject reported vahlcla arcldent* the T!u» new technique waa . d*-iCounty Cbvmter ' 'a .'u 'c ." ! ■vl .,.r d In b ^ RemInob* •,fler lh* V‘1I*K( ■CcUrntally H o,Id, Departnient of Pobltc • rihed Toe»d*v to Ihe American a priw being ,anrmr#f fith Be* **N rtljllvF *nlU l»i% ju»«hiI |t»L > i| hea ted hv Col 11 N h W College of Surgeon* by Doctor* Memorial lfo»pltal at 12.(0 p „ to planning .the Irwi a trial Survey campaign mpuign an annual "visit to ,c# see »w»»w " ,n •",* '»"F lady rec-'vlns the mon, it wa* tmintrd not that Herald ------ O. McDonald, Erne*to P. Mr. Stafford waa born tn Nor­ World War It. the people " lie alalr.l "Either xreate.t applause from the group. On the local level, the Pilot them were 731 automobile aecl r n u and Warren It Pole. Uni- f r ari’*' folk. Va.. hut had made hi* home Webster defined the word 'an- Tld* ptire went in Alt*. Hoy I’npe in Sanford for the pa*t (1 year*. Club ha* furnUhed and maintain- dent* in Seminole County during \er*tl> o ' lllinni* College of Medinual’ ‘ wrongly or my opponent of Ca**elberr>, who was dre«,ed ed a room in the hotpiial for a the first *1* month* nf 1938. recme. Chicago, Hi* reddrm e wa* at 111 Magnolia ha* a eaten lar of hi* own making „ tepteal little girl, wearing a number of year*. The fir*t room ported n. the department. When a canrer i* removed, I.. at.*p (hi. I* the flr-t '*nnuj.l‘ two |iir,e dre.., hoc*, ao,k* and * Mr Stafford owned am! operated j" ***« FentlW-Uughloo Mcmor Three per*on* were kilted in their might (till be mlcrorr iple trip in a year*.' straw huinrl amt wa* carefully to*l, the report *lal‘-d, —and completely invisible — can the Stafford Electrie Company of *al Ho*_piUl. waa f u n d e d at a il,.t coat of approximately 1800 and with n tola! of iio pci.* >n» incer cell* remaining. Dr *orne rn Lund also ii, tiised Stevenson of cud Him: her baby doll. JUnford. kept up until the jlir(.,| lignant celt* mighl escape into having different *pceehe* f..r Each person present «a* re Tie waa a member of the Epia- maintenance (Continued t'*i Ca*,.- . r,v. various pail, of the country. [Leaking down ih» lo-atmr of the bloodstream and wander off spirited In perform by exhibiting eopa) Church, a member of the ‘automobile accilml* in th* -.nlv- t» fire up new eancer* elsewhere. "A few week* ago Stevenson her grrate-l lalent. Mr* Jamp* Electrical Contractor* A»»ociation. i* amt summary nf jceul^nt,. To hit at (hi* poKlhillly, Hi told Ihe Iowa farmer* that i( AlcGrath of lumgwootl aeieil a i and a veteran a? " orId War I. the Depaitnirnt of Fubltr Safety surgeon* aprea I antieancer drug* wa* Ikr'a fault that their price* emcee fot the allow. Dinner ho*Survivor* include hia wife, Mr*. show* that l(o of the n p -rtrd right In the wound ibiring-surgety. CAMP PERRY. Ohio.- Marine vtrre too low. Then, a week la'er le>.ea were Air*. D. T. Warren, Penliel Stafford; three children. total occurred in Ihe rural area* Then for three aucreislve d»v* Sgl. Kenneth W, Rnhhin* Denny Stafford and Frank Staf­ Jr., he told the city people In Jack Mr*. Frank Itimell and Mr*. Air*. ManuelKarp, daughter of of Seminole County. an'icancer drug* are given by fired svxtpoint), with (I 'V" aonville that Ike was lo nlame I*- I*. Cox ford, both of Sanford and Mr*. The three fatal arriilint* eerr vein Three month* later, anliran- five*, out of a possible 6.V* to because their rommosllly price* Richard IlcxJy of Atlanta. Ga : Mr). At. Kremen passedaway — three grandchildren; one *l*ler Monday at her home in Ea*t I* In rural arras, said thi reP"tt, ecr drug* are glvrn again, aimed w“i fir*t place in the marksman *».-re t.ws high", he *aid "StevenHowever, thcie wa* no mdvei* at killing any such cancer are.!*, eta** in Ihe Mr*. C arter Cutlaw of Mount Ol 1'P- I-1'"* letwiw*. N. Y. 13W l)[u>n Rifle son ha* adopted the same *tyle Mr*. Karp wa* the niece of »f Ihe number of Injusir* .*ecrtv* Some (A patient* ince June ( .iimplonihlp # e . N. C., and sine aunt. Mr* Match here recent- of -pecch-making Ttutnan u*e| Tllcn Proctor of Grrcnvllle, X Mi*> Rote l^vy, Sam 1-evy. lls-n rd in aiitomsiblle accid rtr* out* h a w tied Iht* two punch lieat *,Pin have rvrrpt that he has add- Generally (air through Thursday; ry Levy and Joe Levy all of Sam tide . f ihe nninlcipalitir* of the menl for canwr* nf the brea*t. C. l.irsg the National Rifle A.- ed a Princeton Accent'." lew tonight S7-«I. er*unty. stomach an) colon, the lurgeon* •oclatlnn match rifle (holt), the Funeral lervire* will he held ford Mr*. Karp became III in Ran- There were IK accident* in the tji.) Whether it actually doe* •ergeant was competing with over at 4 p m tomorrow (Thursday • at the Holy Cro»* Epitcopal font la*t winter while vUlting urban area* of Seminole County, produce lietter result* will take ?<**> nf the h.p civilian and *er( hurch with the Rev. Lyltlrton here. the rcp.it lists, In comparbon .everji year* to determine. vlrr shooter* of ll.e nation. ho Zimmerman officiating. Alt** Rose Levy wa* in Nc* lo the Uo which occur re*I m rural yhe nnlicauccr drug* la >.«ir have aocniDirn a**emhled r.eir here ror f..r me oiok* u»cd »• thf Burial will he in Osklawn Ale York on a buying trip when her are**. date are nitrogen murUrds, rel*-, Valional Rifte amt Pistol Malchea me.e parsed away. Winrial Park. the d*ath rate, according to the tive* of wartime poit»*n t>it**n gar Olh-' —e*tahli*hH hy an act of CnnFuneral aen irts for Mr*. Karp report, per 100 million vehicle rri may Ih* use) Tha family hi* a*ked that ere.* in I9nct. flower* please be omitted and'w ill be held in E n t Itlip, L 1., mile* traveled in Seminole County Itiddiln* will receive an N |{. N. Y, tomorrow, wa* 4 3. tjtva to the Heart Fund. A. sterling silver awanl for hi) proficiency. He enlisted in the Annrnicnrc W i l l M»rine Corp* ihrer year* ago; A p p r a i s e r s YYIM h ej.n remprt!'lVf .hooting la*t March. Competing in the Eadcrn Divl. Residential apt'Cvi'er* fr»m »ion and Regional Matchr. earlier Sanford are ev|n-.ti-(| to at'rnd a thl* year, Robbins firr.l arcurregular tnce*lng nf the Society ately to take four individual of Rr*ldential Appraprr*. Central award*. He ha* never fired here FInri la Chapter No lew* which In the "woHd series" „f rifle will Ih- held on Thur-dcy, Oct. II, ahooting until thi) year. •t Markham'* In Eola Plaia. O r Stallone) a! Marine Corps Air Undo, at 7 p m. Station, Cherry Point. N. C , with Jamc* G. ilaekcit. secretary of Marine Tran*port Squadri-n 133, the organiratlon laid today that Ihe sergeant I* a member of the Horace A. Newman, president of Second .Marine Airorafl Ming the group stale l that "the meet- rifle and pistol team. Ing will he Carted promptly at 7 lie ia the ton. of Krnneth \V. o’clock .in I will be adjourned at Itobbin* Sr., of Pslilks an I form9 o'clock," rrly of Sanfotd, Funeral Services Are Set Tomorrow •For D. C. Stafford * Reported In County First Holf Of Year SSSSi V S& fJ i J S S t t * .V-s 4,rm'n ",,r,n* SaMy- Robbins Winner l In Marksman Class ! Of Rifle Confesl Mrs. Monuel Karp H Dies In New York Weather Local Residential iraisers Will Attend Session Yogi Berra Stars Hospital Notes In Record-Breaking OfT. • , Admlttlona Home Run Assault Ruinilla AYraren (Oviedo) Br o o k l y n -yv-The n> w y .t V Mary .Margaret l.umpkin A'anki-e* overwhelmetl the Dodg­ f Sanford) er* and Don Newcombs* with a Kvie McGee (Sanford) trrord breaking home run s)*ault Craig Urteno (Sanford) t.«lay and won the World Scries, Barbara Burba in I Sanford t four game* to three, with a 9 0 Discharge* victory. Mr*. Maude (iimm and baby boy Yogi Berra hit two homer* and (Longvrood) Oct. ia hi* cardldi candidacy for Justice of the Price In Ihe Drllaty dl*- 1,1,1 •'’•“ ''‘ t" '' *ma*hed a grand BARKY SELLER thla morning, anno-jnerd hit Birth* tr ia l A Republican. It.lp* w ill crell. pirsiilcnt of ihe iht Deflaryr Republican Cluh and George Pm v, vice * ,m homrr lo back up «uperb 3Baby Boy Burnham w*t made this morning ai a meeting of thi Dcllary Pdehing by 2J year old Johnny p i••i-IriiV. Wore with Mm when Ih t announcement wa* Kutka. tO H Club. (L ift It Sight) W ithrrtll. Seller, and i'rr.y (Staff Photo) Baby boy AYraren (Oviedo) .Y a n k e e s R e g a in 9 M A R IN E HUT. K E N N E T H W . R O IIIIIN S J R . S e r ie s ' C r o w n deaths In Seminole County, in* eluding Infant deaths, as 33t. However, In the aeven-menlh period there were 338 births. In the breakdown, births were Hat* e*l as S7I while and SU rotated. The 238 Je n h total waa ana* lysed in Ihe report aa !M while death*. IPS colored death*, eight white Infant death* and IS entered Infant deaths. According to the tabulation, Ju*t re le a s e d , there were 110 livorcra and annulments in Benilno,p County In thr January-July "po rt which were offset by 20J marriage*. In the Seminole County deaths, reported tn the Florida Stale Roaril of Health’* release, Tt death* were a result of heart diaea e. 17 from eancer, t t from cerebral vascular disease. 14 from mi*s ellaneoua accidents, eight from chronla nephritis, seven from Influents and pneumonia, and four from motor vehicle aoridenls. Hie report lists only *wro from dinbete*, one from syphilis, one from malernal death and one VI"—'* I'-.m il' ' Thr savan tarabral vaaeulir dlirase daatha are reported to In* rludr vateular lesion* affecting the central nervous tytlem. In another column of the tabulation seven death* ware attributed tn "all other C. V. R. disease." There were no deaths reported from typhoid fevrr. However. Ihe ita'istiral report stated that "The number of reported ea*e» of ty­ phoid fever in Florida ha* dimin­ ished from 4*3 In 1919 to Ml in I9.YY" "The vast improvement in >ur >tan lard of living." state* Iho State Hoard nf Health report, during this century i» largely responsible for the decrease in intldcnrc of Iht* former’• lent d|sea«e.” Rattlesnake Killed In Lake Mary Area A ilx foot di*tnn-e *-*-• •*** •nake wa* killed in Lake Alary rrrenll*- when it attempte I to kill a pet eat. Mr* lies* Armhnister reported that a terrific noitr wa* heard and on investigation found 'hat Ihe rattler wa* attempting lo kill their cat. The nake had already killed a kitten before trying to corner the older feline. Mr*. Armbru*ter went after the diamond hac’ later found had eight rattler*, wi'h a garden shovel. Additional Local News O n Page 12 �TEEN-AGE TEMPER OUT ON A LIMB Eat Some Fresh Fruit A t Least Twice D aily • f MBBUN N. BUNB4UM, M.B. FRESH fruit* should be • dff- market; by home rannlng v lth txUU p u t ot jour dally diet. You |the open kettle methods, and In should eat i l lo u t tvo le ttiim tome drying processes. of th tra each day. ExpteUnt Canned Products mothers and nursing mothers! Commercially canned citrus should eat a rm more. and tomato products, howerer, r r n h IrulU , especially the retain their rltamln C content c ltn u variety, contain valuable jrcry welL If you don’t v a n t to go amount* ot rlta o ln 0, or ascorbic to th t bother of squatting your ad d And rltam ln 0 la aaMntlal ovn orantet, lemons and tha Uke, to **evp you healthy. these tanned products vUJ do rery veil. Bound Tooth Il’a necessary tor eound teeth Hindi* fruits gently vhetber and bonei; It helps keep turn Ua they are soft or Urn.. Bruising auaa O ra; help* prerent Irriubll them, remember, permits rot to tty; strengthens the vails ot the set in. amall blood ru ia ls; protecu the Dried Tram body from scurry and certain Let me add one vord about palntul conditions la the limbs dried fr J l i v nod Joints. While many homemakera sel­ All citrus trulls (such as lem dom giro them to their families, one, orange* and grapefruit) are dried fruits (such as figs, date*, excellent sources of rltamln 0 prunes, raisins and apricots) are Weight for weliht, the citrus rich In iron. You probably ahould traits are of equal ralua In this h a rt them more frequently than respect. you do. Try them vlth cereal dishes. I Vegetable Sources think you'll find they add flaror Tvo re re tables—frren peppers and sweetness a t v tll s i extra mad potatoes In Jackets—also are nourishment, fairly food sources of rltamln 0. q r a tio n Am jum rxa Since cooking destroys some of the ritamlns, 1 augfest you eat W. B.: 1 use a aun lamp dally. raw fruit frequently. And If you Can any harm coma from It? ...... — you'll eat... the *fruit vbols. loseaIs less Answer; I t Is doubtful that any rltam ln o than If you make U barm can occur from short dally exposure to such a tamp. Hov­ Into a Juice. ■omi rltam ln 0 also may be e rt r, excess!re exposure to tha lost through storing fruit la the lamp can cause chronlo akin dis­ refrigerator, the pantry or In the order*. OUR ' M MARY JANE HOUANO, 14, Ignores Ike pins of pol'r* si sli* stands (right) outside the third door window of her family’s apartment In Staten Island, N.Y. She climbed out In a tantrum after a scolding by her parents. Swtt< talk fallad, but one oncer grabbed an arm (Lctow) and hauled tha kicking girl lo safety. The cirl was detained at Kt, Vincent's Hospital for observation. Police said that they were unable to get a statement from bcr. (international) Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! ■ — i f WIIUAM BITT Central Prise Writer WHAT with tha cu m n t Inter­ national bit uat Inn. the presidential campaign, Um approaching foot­ ball season and the up-coming W orlt Series these are Indeed beam time* for arfuera. f ! I MoamrhUt. (hat Motional lee<n»„ race la so close Zed#k JhtmHop/ ereaders •/ the prana a I winner leea’t tarn oaf fo be triplet*/ I f t OrieMm never bury their heads la the send—nature lisas. Oh, yes they do—in peUtlsal sarteeasl I I I A union meeting In Windsor, Ontario, broke up in a flat fight Involving noma 70 members. That, ■— opines tha man at tha next desk, sounds a lot nvors Ilka a disunion meeting. ! I 1 A voice no la bornoUmt every otkar tom or so — Pocfop repfts. And fhef, wo would like re add, is certainly often enough. I I I A Inks in Kenya Csleny, Africa, ha* naturally soapy wafer-nature "Whet,** demand* Junior, "da they mean by 'neteraBy*?" I I 1 That well-drMsed man, accord­ ing to n male fashion eapert, should have at least 13 hats. But who, wa'd Ilk* to know, can stark that much overhead expense*T MIRROR OF YOUR MIND SAU SAG E Answers Bomeiu.iea people use grief sa n substitute for acini* more disturbing emotional stale. A widow who harbor* an uncon•ctous haired for her MU hus­ band may find A source of Inner aaUMBcUon In prefangrd grieving. I t eases th t long-bur led feelings of guilt which plagued her when It fritndiy Advice over htlpful? her husband was ally*, th e holds on lo It because oho finds It lata Answeri It usually la If you re­ dlaagmabl* than the feelings quest It, and the friend takes she would suffer If she permitted time to give your problem some JwneU io start Ufe All over again. (bought. A friend who has noth- ** - lb. rla BEEF HASH 29c BACK AGAIN! ARMUl'K'k STAR 3 1 /t n ,. ran A T I H F S A M I I 0W P K I C I W I I H P U R C H A S t 01 $5 OP O H M O R F ! M ARCO BRAND HEAVY W FIGHI W A FFR IESS POTTED MEAT 2 For 12c Political Mills Are Grinding ALUM INUM COOKWARE Foaming Cleanser A-JAX 2 For 25c Detergent VEL L6. PKG. 31c erf* j " , Y0RXj- * —Poli,Jc,l mill* grind fa it those days, pouring forth speerhr* pointing with pride of slewing with alarm, cranking ut catchy slogans, orginlting par­ tisan and nonpartisan committees for or gainst any given platform, policy or candidate. But other factories are In high gear too, manufacturing rumor*, Be*, and other great mischief to «>• used In the Important builneit of vote catching during the next fouple of month*. These factoriri •ro *o well hidden It would be most extra ordlnay If in y of Iheir products — to be uied In whispers — could ever be traced hack to the source. Our candidatea and their parti­ san helpers denounce whlipering campaigns furiously and vigorous­ ly. Both major political parties are pledged to keep their election, •wring on a high level without In- Detergent FAB LG. PKG. 31c CIratle A Quick Froicn Super-RiRhl or Wilson's FU LLY C O O KED U R G E T EN D ER HAM S lb. 47c lb. 3Sc Cnp'n John'a Freeh Standard iftip«r-Illghl, Western PORK L O IN LB. 49c OYSTERS CU BED STEAK LB. 79c BACO N General Insurance • -a 89c i 2 - LB. Super-Right Frenhlv lien HIeea Ready To Fry G R O U N D BEEF 3Lbs. 1.00 FLO UNDER FREftll PASCAL lb# PT. Super-Right Thick Sliced Suptr-Righl Lean public ” lh° flr>l 1,1,1 °f ,ho " * “Olv* me another 10 day*/' aav* S “ f r , “ p , r t 1» • * « J- Jacobsrm, row *We you ,h* PjHoen] THOSAAt q iTZSAIHCK, 31, an airplane nvscfunlc, la shown (bottom, • f the IBM rumor mongerftig. | l-fl), on hit way to the police station in New York after landing an airplane (top) on s busy street In midtown Manhattan. Topping olt And *,mo4‘ |,v * 11 1° rou n.,w. And of rourse we'll have It. J(u. a bachelor party with a few drinks In a tavern, ritapalrlck rc|o rtm«r is a tool of poliUrs which is cdly rushed by car to Teterboro Airport, N. J., '‘borrowed" the twoas strong a< the b illo t.''. seater and soloed hack. Over New York City, the engine began quitting on him and he v»* forced lo make an emergency landing. m l f ™ ? U a pub,ic ^lAlion. man. Light y«*r* ago after *cvcal year* of intensive research lie HT-.e a book. "The Affair, of drbsurbery hut parted the word that h* use an antlrhritt . u l a Dame Rumor.*' drunkard. Slmc then the alcoholic ts»s"jsC*k * hl,i* rinI campaigns, '* / ' J *.?b,on‘ m»Y to broken Into lie has been kicked -round through generations of candidates, Includ­ flro subject caUgorita: ing John Adame, Van Hurrn, I'olk, I. Character and morals Unrolit, Cleveland, Harding and *• Health both Roosevelt*. 3. Allegations of favoritism Tnr rumor was abroad during 1 » ,,h°nA, ly and chicanery B. Rellglou, *nd ricisl rumors. both of Lincoln's esmpsigna that cs mnmi prr ,ld fn l,|l whispering he war nn Illegitimate child — a VV.ThiJ« . U *,n wl,h ••corge filiehood which war not finally Washington a rsndMscy," said J*. nailed down Until 30 years ago. ^ .m e, been de- Andrew Jickxm not only suffeted treloped Into a fine icience. Al- vilification because of his illegal u .r 'L " ,bout •***Ptlcm, II his marriage to Rachrl Robard* 3T lurnrd every prevldentlal election years before they wne m arrtej m »« a Roman buliday „f before her divorce frum her for­ ra m o r.tta c k w n d . U « k , « S K mer husband wai final but, run­ Foe *ABdWal*s. ning for office after her death, fought rumors concerning hie own nuhtl 5*°., b< P*opU U ,h# fiJ S upon “ >elr dresident. incertry and whitpert about hit fluio l upon ,h*,r President, Involvement with the wife of one fluenced by personallti#, which in of hi- cabinet minl-ters. franklin Roosevelt was prob­ 1011 AMtf. 10, goes Pen. Estes ably the victim of a* many phony Kef suvrr's roonskln hat ona bet­ . . 'i ” . I n t l a o c r . l health rumots as any presidential ter by having a real raccoon on *** not only accused aponymouily candidate. They started In 1932 her head. The cuts little animal uLnd from • f#||«w ani continued imahatnl fur 15 Is on* of tho pot* at tho Chil­ s. h? " ,but bl* 1,1“r**1 w*r# the years to his death, when the ru­ dren'* Zoo In Bronx Park, N.Y, and Lois is a favorite playmate. vlilflV* ° f f0,nm' nl by ^Wthsa mor mnngtrt could finally say "1 (old you »o.” Thomas Jrfferion's opponents There w*ro stories about Woodnot only blued fabrlcathm. „? tow Wilson's health. Ard that ad­ ing on what section of the coun­ vocate of rlran living and the try they are u*o In. outdoor life. Theodore Roosevelt, "You'll see," he predicted, "they B y JO S E P H W H ITN EY was libelled in campaign year* ns will oil Ire whispered to be proa drutikaid and a drug addict. srgr.igalion and a nil-segregation | Ing to gain or lose by the advice Preying on racial ant religious pro-L'athollr; pro-Jewish and antibe gives yeu is In a much better poet (ton than you to appraise fears by rumor have swung at Semitic.'' your difficulty. Such Judgment least two elections, Jsrobton'a re­ will not bo awayed by the emo­ search indicates. Tho ndorrd blood tional Influences that affect you; story, used against William Henry he will have no Inner conflicts lo Harrison, swung the voto lo Mar­ placate o r compromise. He will tin van Uuicti, Jacobson says. And CONCINIBATID be able to consider your situation a New Yoik clergyman's phrase SWIITINIR objectively, for ha will not b* un­ larking "ruin, Rninanbm and re­ der the pressure of your desires. bellion'* on tho opposition party O v t lw lio x t l ( i s t l l K l S 1*0 (HOI.I *1111 tunird Ihe elect inn lide from • kil|t A llklllll James IJ. Ill.une lo (irnvrr Cleve­ |f OtlPA<[ 111 land — the same one erruird of c v m * n t9 belting his wife. m -fA T m tm r Religious and racial rumors are a two edged sword. Jaeobson pre­ OMI dicts that before Ihe 19>i rampalga Is over, they will be used again against all four lop candi­ AT YOUR PAVOHITE dates but carefully varirl depend-1 Would w o try f t Avortom* GROCERY STORE. •ngor? Answers No, but we should try to hold II under control. Uke dynamlte, nngor la useful but dangeroua. Through anger wo fight for tha things wr* bollov* In. Tht fact remains, however, that anH. JAMES G U T AGENCY g rr Is anti-social and destructive. Unless wo hold It tsadsr reason­ 312 EAST FIRST SWEET able control, it tends M become more and more violent until It be­ PHONE 78 gins to control u*. The Individual who do** not cowtrot hi* angry H. JAMES GUT JAMES R GUT Impulse* la a nuisance to friendt, o trial to Ma family, and o prob­ As lem to himself. il 4 or 2/35c ARMOURS CORNED 75* On tom* poop)* onjoy grief? m#** ARMOUR'S VIENNA •nifea*: “ lher “ ,1 "ln Hesplte the vigorous pronouncemenl., the whispering campaign U •MU *mong*t u* as it ha* been since Ceogc Washington was * DIANA BOMtlt (top, left). 19, Is escorted to polka headquarters, Baltimore, by a policewoman to be questioned In tit* slaying ot her father, Leonard, i t . At bottom, Joseph T. Tromberl, IS, one of two teen-age boys alio held, le shown being brought In for Interrogation. The girl's mother, Mrs, Thelma Ilurgris, 37, Is accused of being an accessory In helping tha youths allegedly plot her husband's staying. 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C A N 59c 1-lb 33c Mb | 93c 6 3 7 /j A. * �PA*;- TLB*' County'sCitizens, BusinessesWould BenefitFromDocks, WharvesProject ALL THIS AND HEA1 Candidates Aiming A t Newspapers WASHINGTON iff) - All four Eisenhurr did equally well In dlreeUy with s lot of people; since candidates in this campaign sre opposing Slat anion's ideas. He i he's followed everywhere by newsdoing their best to catch the na­ has made headlines » threo dif i m rn, he's assured of attention in tion's o c . AO have usod radio fertat ways; In speeches, news the newspapers and on news and television some. And tboy'vs eooforracea and While House broadcasts day and night. He has been aiming straight at newapap- statements. been In the news practically every* era' froat pages. Without opening his mounih sa a Tbo aiming somaUmts has bora candidate. EIson howar sa preal- day since the campaign began,' pretty shrewd. President Elsra- dent Issued separate statements far moretban Elsenhower, who has iiid Iasi. bower and Adlal llovanson both on tbs draft and H-bomb. ___________________ _______ f Elsenhower's news conferences, got a lot of mileage out of thotr If be had Issued one statem ent. though, a rt a ready-made device argument over ending the draft covering both subjects he would, for talking on the Issues since the and the H-bomb testa. In 1932 Elsenhower was cred­ have made front page for one newsmen at the conference arc ited with hitting on a surefire vot­ day. Instead ho made all the Sat- bound to ask him about them. er — particularly to par - appeal ......................... .. P*,!?r‘; imornJJ?“ , "d Vlca President Niton and Sen. rnU—with hit promts# to go to 12???* , f #«pt*ttitlon late Estes K**fsuver, uorked just as Korea If elected, to try to end £ *** rt*’ ending H-bomb hard as Stevenson In their (lay-bythe war. day barnstorming around the Then, with a statement Satur­ country, are also accompanied by This y ta r Stevenson certainly knew he had an appeal to parents day against ending the draft, he neswmen front big newspapers. whan be talked of ending the mada all tho Sunday papers. So they are assured of nationdraft, although all he really. -aid has______ been ..._____ spinning wide stories every day. They're ____ Stevenson ____________ was that the draft should md around the country at a feverish not dependingon that alone, when It's safe to and It. pace, making hetf a dosen or more They've held a lot of new* con Perhaps because tho campaign speeches a day to little groups and fereners where local reporters Ustics are pretty thin, be has big crowds. could ask questions an I give them repeatedly made headlines with That not only lata him talk I extra mileage In tha local papers. his draft proposal, plua his sag- — — ■ — ■ ..................... gestion for ending blg->cale nu-1 clrar bomb trsts if other nations agree to do the same. ; There U mo odd*] Indication thut Inter- with the added tonnage being shipped to • it le lncre/ulng toward the construction of other points In Florida. There is no doubt • docks and wharves at Sanford on the 81. that barge shipments would meet the ap­ Johns River. proval of those who both receive and ship Past Interest has been rather lukewarm, commodities. considering the benefits that Sanford and With new und bigger industries blossom* Seminole Count/ would derive from the ins up along the danfurd lakefrunt, with project being located here, but the new In­ industries using ummpruved land that has terested has been spurred by the applications Iain worthless and unusable for years upon of two barge lines requesting permits to haul years, the population of banford would (hen commodities Into Sanford. begin to increase at an unprecedented rate. This Indicates that some steps are being Housing would be necessary, professional taken to correct a situation that has - lung ~VS services would needed, would be • t « i J -• - , A1 * Itv o n v u i u ube v H IC U U U , taxes (IIX U 0 W UUJLl l)tf existed—and that Is the apathy toward eref<MKj itc rr, would be packed, and the fitlnrr m a r t tri» rnlinti hi*m. i at_, a ... * 1 atlng ita IravnitinAita tremendous nproject—warehouses clothing stores would be the center of at barge loading and unloading areas, as well traction tor thousands of additional citizens. aa Industries situated on the lakefrunt at There Is no way that one, looking to the Sanford. future of Hanford, could lose interest in a The one big thing that could happen to project such as the one thnt hit* been proSanford at this moment, from whatever |ioscd time und time again, docks and ter­ source It might come, would bo the build­ minals. ing of terminals nnd warehouses on the St. The Hanford Herald Is wholeheartedly in Johns River here for the puri>o*o of bring­ ing freight into the Sanford area and ship* favor of such a project, financial through such h inds that nro available, from any and furnishings and up to $XW.Ic lp a te s " m th e n ia n a g r m > n t o r HY PAUL K. WRAY Kit. ping freight Into oilier markets. source. Toe monies invested In such a piojuci 000 on a bualnrs*. The Insurance p ru d uctluti o f the fa in t c o m m odManager of the Orlando 'Dicra is n potential so vast thut most tile*. financed by the government will .Social Security tiffin interested citizens actually closer to the pro­ would be returned a thousand fold even if fly RUMKIJ. NAY your properly Is damaged by available through insurance L*l'» <«) you own tome tarni If you're a fanner, chance* -are ject than some will not even estimate tha there would be no actual monetary return I.ast week f gat- you some rain as a result the Insurance be . . . ----j - |a n ,| „ r [)0j,J f J t w p ro p e rty u ,u ). brokers or agents. from the buildings nnd warehouses. tip* on the Florida Financial hewill pay off but if your home was that changes In Mci.1 security pr |r#, f -nd rent |t t0 amount of freight nnd traffic that would Contact your local Insurance l.aw and un« it af undamaged by win dr rain but come Into and through Sanford from this Hanford is looking for progress now—it lit, st-onslbility fpcU rno|0r|.t«. which became law thla summer (Umtone cl»e. If you simply coltn(, )our fa(n||y: This from Hoot ur rising wa- representative and ask him about a ffrt, source. beginning to step forward to claim all that This week I want to talk about suffered ™ ‘ lect rent for the fjnd, land, that's ter, even though it was caused It. When •* I* available and ( , whether you own a farm, • till rental .'rum real i slate. Hoit't • It Is n big, enormous, tremendous avenue haw l,een justly dui over a period o f yearn, another kind of insurance that by the hurricane, you are not rtady to he written he ran take rare of you. rent a farm, or do farm woik rrport it a* -elf-employmen! farm that has not been o|icned fur the benefit Thla U juat another project th a t s h o u l d "f folk* ■" ml" '' for someone else. Today, I want income for social security oY business houses, wholesalers, mantifac* bo included ill tho "prujfre** program *0 t with h u rrh an n prancing around read y o u V 'p Jlo ^ a n d see*'what Florida haa been very fortunate to discuss a provision In the poses. On the other hand. If puryou In that this state haa been rela­ turers. shippers, pucker.), Navy, Army and down olid accomplished—or in line to be hc* and property damage heavy in u You will find that It In- tively free from hurricane dam­ ■mended law which affects many let out the land lo a share-farm­ persons who have farm property Air force who could rocelv millions of tons CompUahed— by out ciVmj Jeuiiui*. er, but still take an important arm s where they strike, the aures against direct loss by wind age for the last fewr years The storm that hit northwest Florida —either as owner* or les-ee*. patt in the growing of the rrrtp of hulk and packed commodities ut a com­ Hero la nn unmatched opportunity J n ,1,r‘lntT,h ,orm' hail- r *pl,,,lo.n' rio,\ , e'vl1 last week was the first to do Since 1»34. earnings from self- or the management rtf the pro_l I , lor Inc asking—or .^U lno__np for fne tin* the fc.low„r 3ml commotion. aircraft, vehicles nbl« tho Investnioiit nteatmont „ h0 ha,Important hll r„„f to BUm n o(f petitive rate. any damage for some time, but employment as a farmer or tluction of the n o p on that land smoke but you won't find other or funds that would begin turning money i, fi-xsied out of his home by rlsThe industrial development of Hanford and storms will come and dam rancher have counted toward under »n arrangement with the word shout Hoods. nows. • » w iti „ecur narlteularlv to T h a t “Id-age a n d s u r v i v o r * insurance, r e 'ter, that'- m<»t likely "materthe Sanford urea would be practically an Over so fnsl thut it would be hnrtl to realize Ing water from swollen stream* Lot* by surface w a t e r * , flo o d property that Is in eipoicd arrss Thc n,w ,,w 4***"'* chaaaigw that, ial participation In that ease, overnight growth should the docks und ter­ thnt such an improvement could make It ;or...h,*h. waters, waves, tid e , tid a l w a v t i where flo o d in g Is a lw a y s a dan Under the o ld l a w . however, you the money you realire from the minals project become a reality. Construc­ .... Would you he fully covered by or high water overflow o f streams grr_ did not get -o ciw l Security credit transaction would not be rental . . , .Insurance if your home or build- or river*, whether wind driven, ___ .. . for cash or crop share* you re* Income b ut farm Incomr. It would tion of targe and small Industry buildings possible__ i ■ tv* ie il covered. n n c i n i . Victims f | t ;i l l l l » UI v e ry '.tv lc Iwulsr, Bvery persoti in tcrcated ing vsrrr tevercly damaged by | «or not Is m not of . \ ur . " Iuf*w5* ' cclvrd a* rent for your lam. In- count toward old-age and aurvtv would be the Immediate reaction to nn an­ ill Eth e brilliant, fu tu re o f Hen ford, ev ery' Hood water* brought oil hy a h..r n**t rtoeid. tu.eete,.-. . . -..M ieiw ■«*«. He w l u ------— -------- • • - • flood on bur- past Florida hurricanet at wall nouncement thnt water traffic for the l*ene- civic minded businessman and professional, !rieane? Most people who carry ■* hundreds who suttiincd heavy help vou provide your property com* ^fom f*rra land which was ors insurance piotreiion fur yuu fft of these industrialists and would be al­ should make it known that It's the "docks hurricane Insurance or extended lots from Hood when hurricane* with the type of Insurance you ,#l 0 ,t !a »«nieone else, evon if «nt your family, on a thfr*-farmlno hssl* wa* •» you ---- havr -•— a definite - anangeshrre-farmlng basis, and terminals” that would bring untold pros­ coverage think they are fully In- struck learned to their sorrow need If most n mushrooming affair. aured. hut they an- not that they ware not rovered by IntogarJed at rentals from real ment with the u-er whereby you perity to Hanford. As a matter of fact, there could be no Writing Ini hr Hollywood bun suranee. ‘ - ' and consult with MTAriwma * « » » .. .. •*•*!• and did not count toward regularly advise Now that we're beginning to get in step Tattler. Frank Naglrr, Ural e end to the benefits each and every citizen ^ t * m « c tn * w u i» social security. The man who had him on Ihc production of the emp The frdrrat govtrnmtn' has would realize from the proposod project. and go forward—It is time that the big Ule editor p<*ln(* out *<>me In- ij^en step* to rectify ths matter nn.r.Aiiv* i-sm i-<stl u ^ thla »>*kind of xt r.- tt A Clear- onlyfgfg| ---- -income - - — from • - nr livestock, regularly inspect the gi>f property owner* Hood w ra le r sculptor and give Merchants would benefit from Increased ehnve be made while the jKiwer of pulilic terestlng fact* nn the *uh|erl that awJ wa* regarded simply a t u|x-ralion, end have a hand In the ha* received a Ik- of genuine mti-reil to nroi»ti™ protection that insurance com- thank you letter from Mr*. a landowner, not a self-employ- management, this would le n sales and the movement of more and more splrited citizens to accompliah u major should property owner*. panic* have not been able to Dwight Eisenhower for ■ port­ ed farmer. strung Indication that you “nuiteigoal. merchandise from their shelves. Mr Naglrr made a careful write. President Elsenhower tlfn- rait bust he made of the Prrt|In many case*, income of thla l*Uy participate." Moreover, If in At th« lop of tho Hat ahouid lw placet! study of this »>|s«- of insurance Filling station o|>eratora would Increase _______ rd the new Federal Flood In*ur- deni. it still excluded from social addition you also fumUh the rcn. their gnllonaga nnd services because of ilia "docks »nd termlnnls"— wherever folks pv md learned that while *<>called I anrr Act of IBM which provide* Charles V. Burton said he ha* type ••ra'Mjr coverage. If you simply l*r with tools, livestock, and f . m hurrirane insurance covers damfur tv billion Hood insurance and together to plan and work toward pragn hundreds of trucks and vehicles that would always admired President El*cn- collect rent for the laml, th a t'* 'equipment, or finance caused hy hurricane winds an additional IS billion for loans hower and couldn't resist model- *lHI rental from real estate. Tn- these, this would bs any of Tliure lb tut time fo ..beating around the agr come into the Sanford nren to carry lutek fuiihcr md rain, the) do not tuvi-r dam to flood victims, ing his portrait because "lie has dec the IBM amendments to the evidence of "material particlpawith them the freight coming into the San­ bunh" or bickering al.Miit one’s iKiraonal age caused hy H o.l »»tcr*. jl will be possible to buy up such a wonderful fare. law, however, the cash or crop Hon" on your part. feelings—It’s time to liegln work on tho If >our roof I* blown off and lo tio.000 Insurance on a home Burton, who worked ford water terminals. ____ from a shares a farm owner receives from This change in th< h. wl1' l moat important project with which Hanford Movement of freight by railroad out of magazine picture of the Prc*i> a tenant or share-farmer I* re­ ford protection under old-age nnd Sanford would Increaoaljy leaps ,np>l boi Is bitiT Seminole.County hii* been facetl. dent, la a retired manufacturer garded as farm Income which will survivor* insurance to an estim at­ of gsrdrn ornaments. , !<« credited I* hie eoeial eeeurity ed 400,000 additional fanner*. It * 1‘ncls a rt facts when it cornea to benefit* IAFF-A-0 AY ------------------------ account, if he for the community a* a whole nnd they mu*t "materially part- Is effective beginning with tax­ The Sanford Herald MONEY TAKEN FHOM J------------------able y e n s ending after I95."> bo conaidered in view of the tremendou* P u * llik * 4 D a ltr R ie s p l SsturC sg s>a RunCsr FLUKE OP DI.'AD WOMAN auto collision yedetday. Impact felt from an economic, progressive, In my next article I shall illsFORT LAUDERDALE tevA 1 Trooper William Fort said he cusa change* In Ihc Ins* relnti'iu _ __ ___ ..................... an aggressive angle. R n ls ts O * • • s c a t * CI.1M m a lic e O e lo b cr >7. IS IS at stale trooper *aid today someore learned the sum should have la-en to an optional method of figuring U # Peat O f fle a a f S a n fo rd . P la r l- la im S cr tt a Act When tho subject of "docks ami termi­ stole *HX> from . , „ i - more ------.> than -■— i„ (|,p pur»e of M,s. Evelyn Spat- farm income for purposes of nt C n n a ic s s a f M arch 1. 1ST* . purse of a draf mul i woman Ion, 24, formerly of Neptune, N. social security ami the self crnHUD PRRKtNM Editor and l-ubll-hoi nals’ comoa up—atund up—step up—and lie M ARIO N IIA R M A N N R . R s a r u lls a r.SItoe , killed with her baby in a tram J. counted—for one of the most imiairtant |p!oymrnl tax. T V K L T N i. C V S IIIN O A S e a r tl.ln * M aaaacr projects in the interest of one of the moat T h a Ilc r a lS Is a avsmhsr o f tha Associated Press valuable uaseta for the benefit of every w hich Is **1111*4 o aslestcslp to Ih * ass ror rsim h llra Ilo a of a ll tho local m s s prlotoS la this a s n ip s p rr . citizen and every business In Seminole CountyMsproosatsS N allo ao llp hp flo a s ra l A S rs rt l.is g S o n V * low Ml O oors'o Soetaas R a , k IllSg When something good conies along—It's A tla n ta O oorgls everybody's business to be "for R.” And t t 'IS C R IP T IO N R A T E S that's the way we feel about the "docks and ■> Carrier Mo par weak Oao Meath a I S* Th ro e llo o lho terminals" project for Sanford. ■to Mooths One Tear . lie* *at a in to Everyono will feel the impact of big A tl OOlloorp aotlooo, oorSa a f lhaake, raaaluilaaa a a t waticaa a ( oM artAlaiw aat fa r lh a p arp ata a f ralslaa business In a community that has been fn a S t w ill ha charged fa r at r e n t e r a d ra rtlsln g raise ^ f b , u m , y , m ! i waiting for years for the "right thing” to ■ l n o . 1 IKI A IUUNACI n u t W IIHOUI A ll THI Page 4 Wednesday, October 10, lOfid come along. (O S IIT UIRT COILKTING IMPfS AND WIGISTIUS Social Security Changes * Too Late To Classify ___ ____ _ it0! & $' ; »arr HOOVER h - v i w iW IV H / Yuunu 0 0 i‘um UOBR HtAHNE 1 -yum m b m f M IM fl *P••• D'Nfltl tw. m » Asffl MNIH "I've been telling Daddy about you, Stretch — tod ht'i dying lo meet you.” CIVIL SERVICE BOARD CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA A City of Snnfnrd Civil Service Examination will he held in the City Hail at ‘J :30 pm. Saturday Nbv. 10 lli.'di, or aa oouti thereafter aa |Ki*aihle, to eatnbliali an eligihle list for the clnM of patrolman. FlU t HI ATMAK it Ha. S # Tha poswed sis, biaar haal tuba*. Roam ala Is fascad tkraugh tha heart af Urn batlaal ftra... *a4 paurad area '2 k 4 fU e a l> 3 £ o o \3 /lu tt POLICE PATROLMAN REQUIREMENTS: Applicants for the fwlicc service niuat la* L’i yeara of ugi- and not over 34; lie at leant r»’0" tall and weigh not leaa than !&4 iwunda. llood working condition* and pension plan. All applicant* mu*t reaitle within the City limit* of Sanford, be of g«»o<l moral character and have had at least a grammar *choo| education. Op|>ortunity for ad­ vancement baaed on merit, industry and character. For further detail* ace the examiner at the City Hail between the hour* of IDOO am. and 1:00 p.m. QMOtLY MTt TO TNI BOTTOM 6F THf COtO PlOOt FtOWlM Osfiar h m a tpst* U*Nr wrats kw pp t b tUatary i*4 tka itfliaf fattlaa yap ta Ih* la i h *r twt rsarnt Rq|> bofa mini kaMMfyfaot *H agyamln kntdUtwm! M|l#r h • rmlvtfmry WAMMnon Hum l«$v$ryrvfM fSSSSEZ # •( mn wmitiff cunv im AM LOOf-dHi id ra«ff<aJ Ay ITU Ttwre la BTU INPUT . tbmwNBTUr-------s»*pa f w hmfly warn <• BTU L’SEPt at jrrnw bomat la BTU USIPUTI AB0.000 BTU f j-----klghiw ratad artUaary baatan. A iM s^ m fk re ^ n h i -------- r e own pad a p * r t a ...a pays far ». w f m d ia d w d ia lk a iM lm w t wk$t giEC/JCe/L HIATER CIVIL SERVICE BOARD 1 Mack N. Cleveland, Jr.- Secretary' N. O. tinnier, Examiner FURNITURE CENTER I II W. let s r . I’UOTE 1133 * f AUU SIEGLER Itmh—i TOObalMltan ««LJ | Hy llur •vary room In your hom»l DeMille Says Prayer G reatest Power BY HAI, BOYLE epic will be shown for genera­ he said. "What man today ran NEW YOnK (API—Everyono tions. lay he has nut put gold above today teem* lo bo searching for Even Hollywood has been God, ambition above God. flesh happnesa. At 73 Cecil II. DoMllle Humped for superlative* to des­ above flott, and himself above la aura hr know* the licit way to cribe “The Ten Commandment*." God? find 1C The 24-reel film runs 3 hour* "The commandment that Is per­ "Lei the Divine mind flow and 38 minutes—about 7 minutes haps broken only slightly le through your own mind, and you longer than "(J >r,e With the often it, "Thou *hatl not bear will be happier,” ho said. Wind” and more than twice a* false wilneia against thy neigh "I have found the grratr*t jvow- long a* a TV spectacular. boe." or In the world i* the power of The U million dollar* It eott— "How much gusslp do you sup . „„ . J . j ,.m „» “up til now "-la not only far pose goes on between the Atlan­ prayer _ T,l*re n moie than any amount ever spent tic and Pacific oceans each day?” doubt of that. I apeak from my on a TV production. It i* even own experience.” more tlian xny rontr*tanl Ha* DeMille paused, then added: In the twilight of a fabulous won on television, although, of "If this rommanslmcnl wrre career the illvtr-halred producer course, the IBM video Mason it better observed, it might even change the present political cam­ baa kmrrgrd triumphant from a ju*t getting under way. paign considerably." four-year struggle to create the "Tha money spent on it Dnt most *xpen*lv« motion picture Important," DeMille said, dis­ •var made, "The Ten Command- missing 11 uiliion dollars with a W , Oi>A A! / meats." It la the story of Mosri careless wave of hi* hand that whom DcMIHo regard* a* "the might set studio heads shudder­ greatest human of all times.” ing. "It la tin- message it brings. But he say* he actually lagan The story It 3,000 year* old. but preparing for lha Him—hi* 70th— It It at modern a* any story can bo. In childhood. "Tha Idea began more than TO "It la tha story of human free­ y e a n ago when my father and dom—whrihar men are to be rul­ mother every night read us chil­ ed by law or by the whim* of dren a chapter from tha Old dictators, whether they are free Testament, a chapter from the •out* under Hod or whether they Naw Testament, and a chapter belong lo the itatr." W hlatoiy,” be recallad. DeMllr, who spent thlO.OOO on "The Biblical characters be­ research alone, says he paid part came aa real to u* a t comic book of his expense* out of hla own Our ruitoinrr* tell ut that our figure* are to children of today. pocket while making the Ulm. Hit radio repair rerslce I* pretty The nation lo*t a good deal when profits, If any. will go to a reli­ aharp. We like la brer thing* tho Bible was taken out ef the gious and educational fund of Ilk* tksl because It make* ua school*. It u**d to be read in which he remarked, "I am oot, glad we're in twain***. • truatee." schools when I was a boy, and 1 still think It abottid be." Tbe producer hat spent to much 1 Biographer* estimate that De­ time with The Ten Command­ ll ilia's previous M fllma bare ment* he feel* he kuowt which ,.s ■ I dream *30 million dollars at tbe ooc* modern man needs to pay box office and been teen by IH most heed to now. f L - n . r r j T T J L T 7 ..^ * T | biillxi people or IH tlmcx the "Perhaps moat important It . ;,,,J J l present population of tho earth, (be Crmmandmrnt "Thou shall \\ VOV ......... ' SA-.t-lKU AVI v jjj lie lo hopeful that hit latctt bare no ether gods before me.' " ...... �n THE f ANFORD HERALD W«d, O ct 19,1959 Page 5 S o c ia l£ o c jrfA Gatchel Explains Why Report Cards Need Improvement M ISS B E V E R L Y ANN* R A B l'R N ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ /Vliss Beverly Raburn Is W ed To Wayne Williams In Tampa The weilding of Min Beverly Ann Raburn and Wayne Adam* William* wa. solemnited at 5:30 Cht. 2. at the Hyde Park Methosgdivt Church of Tampa, with the ^Reverend Richard Peterron per­ forming Ihc ceremony. A program of music was presented by Mial Christine McCrary. The bri le i. the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Raburn. 4713 Leona Sirret, Tampa, and the groom is the .on of Mr. and Mrt. II. D. William*, 3»>9 Villa Ro*a Park. Tampa. Given In marriage by her faA h c r. the bride chose a ballerina length gown of white slipper sa­ tin. fashioned along p rim e s line*, topped by a Chantilly lace bolero which featured a Pahrina ne,kline, outlined with seed pearl*. A vel­ vet rihtnin encircled the Empire waistline. Hrr fingertip veil of illusion was held in place bs a r«p nf Chantilly lace eltc d with teed pearl*, and .he cirrieJ a bouquet of carnation* centered •sM ih whilr orchidi. Iter maid of honor was Mil* Barbara Fame, who cho.v a (tJ*o nf turquoise taffe'* fashioneJ •long prince.* line*, topped by a bolero of Chantilly lace of the same color. She wore a rop »f Chantilly lace and carried an old- Oviedo Schools •Elect Officers For Coming Year By MARIAN JONES OVIEDO— Each cla*. of O'** Oviedo Junior and Senior High Schools ha* electe.l It. officer* for the en. ilng year. They are now revealed a* follows: Twelfth grade-president. Dan­ ny Belstcl; vice president, Kay f i; secretary. Peggy Fleming: treasurer. Luther Duda: P-TA re­ creation rcprcsentatlver. Kay F i­ le. and Gordon Horton; student rnuncil, Etena Tuhy and Danny Deistrl. Eleventh grade — pre.ldent, Andrew Duda; vice president. Maimie Jackson; *ecretary, Mary Ann T ln<ky; trea.urcr, Georgtana Si.hman; Chaplain, Mary fc Ann Tesin.ky; P TA party repre■scniative*. Melanie Jark.on and Joe Battle. Tenth grade—president, Wal­ lace Kelley; vice pre.ldent, Ann DeSharo; .ecretary, Jimmy Bro«k -’•t-e- *re* <„rer. Freddie Rob* bin*; Chaplain, Mary Amt Slaytun. Ninth grade— prevtdenl, Fa* trlcla Jackson; vice pmMent, Linda Jtiller; irxretary, John V Perry; treasurer, Emily Fleming; student council representative., We. Evans and Michael Duda; alternate student council repre­ sentative, Joanne Oliver, Eighth grade—president, Jerry LTrcy; t k c president, Jutle Gore; •erretary, Bessie Fleming; trea­ surer. Marilyn M athcn; P-TA party representative*. C ■ r o t Parke*; Kenneth Spark*, Gladys Alford; and Larry Betilnger; • program commute*. Jackie Pen darvi*. chairman, Nancy Erie* .ind Waltrr Teague; bulletin com­ mittee. Tyre Kel.ey, Ginger Pip­ kin and Douglaa Day: room care committee— Eric Pearson, Al­ bert Myers and Danuta Monkl. Seventh Grade— president, Un* d* Harris; rice preiUent, Roy Wainw right: »*rr*lary-treaiur*r, James Hill: P-TA party represen­ tatives, Tommy Erie, and Carol • Alford. '-------------- - Sets Wedding Date, Oct. 20 11} VIRGINIA COW Stewart Gatchel d ex n b ei a report card a t a "comprehensive exchange of Information between the parent and the teacher, w ith1 *7 fliO W IA CONN Crump Farrell, Cdr. Callaway of Mr. and Mm , Leo E. Rock of retard to the pupil" in hi. talk The of VAH-J are starting N. A. S. China Lake and hi. Ihu _______ _ at the m eetint of the Soulhiidc ,0 «tun>. Sonya Blackwood ha. daughter and .on in-taw. Mr. and cl,7 ennounce the engageP«TA, which was held recently. her husband back. He had never Mrs. Urine Caffree and Lt. Cdr. mcn* *n<> approaching marriage The meeting « u opened by the « t n their darling baby, born Leo Zok« formerly of Sanford. thcirf ll*u*hter f°>cc 10 pre.ldent, Mrs. John Kader. Mr*. »htle he wat in the Med. Arming today for a two week ^ j L ^ . ,0n„ M„r; Ben Wiggtna. who It Library P*t Han.en »ent her hu.band vi«it are Mr. and Mr*. C. J. ?-n *, ». E °'.* Bo,<* Chairman, aaked for volunteer, off Sunday with VAll-tl. I'm F ,|,.k a of Glenview, 111. They *"rcdcricksburg, \a . Mia» Rock from Sem* to work in the new South.ide »ure the time will pa»* quickly *m , liy w|th their daughter and ' graduated *'* Library'. The library it to be for Tat a. in addition to caring son-in-law, Cdr an I Mr*. Jame. inole High School June tWfl opened Tueiday, VVedne.day and for her three children, .he ha. (;u)> ln ,hcir homo on Mellon- wbcr<’ *hc '*«* active in the ma Jorette corps Thur.day afternoon, after school, taken over the Brownie troop at vllle. Volunteer* will litue to teacher. All Sou!*. Mr. Boyd It stationed it SNAS, New Arrival.—Shirley and Jim the book, that they want to uie Four live lobster* and a bottle no.^w ho are Uvine’oV f"’C-iery lhr we lding will take place at for neat two-week period. In order of wine will »oon be winging their ‘ Mr> F .. . .i / ' j| * the NAS chapel Saturday Oct. 20 that the book, will be circulated way to Rhetta SpelU when hu»I, . .. *L , . . „ »t 5 p in. The reception Immcdlthrough the children. Anyone hand Paul, the -kipper nf VAH- Ttle. ' h .J| tm month, old baby »lf |T following the wedding will u t “ [J* '“ f s.rl « « 1 m l L , J Shirley „ >* M S *1 l>™" -» brld. s s ★ £1iss Joyce Rock £onninq JJu* fashion flower basket of yellow daisy chrysanthemum*. The bride’* cousin, Mi.* Carin Chapman, w«* flom-r girl and wore a replica o< the honor at­ tendant's gown tn a tighter .hade of turquoise cotton sateen; she carried a basket of rose petal., Don William, attended U* bro­ ther as he*t man, and the u«her» were Harry Karup, Jr., and Mi­ chael Stanton. Mra. Raburn mother of the bride chose for the wedding a beige antique taffeta sheath, wi'h matching accessories and an or­ chid corsage. Mr*. William*, the gro«m’* mother wine a *henih of plum colored q u a • n * a-wear with black accessories and a chartreuse orchid corsage. A reception was held following the srremony at the home of the brids-'s parents. The bride'* table was overlaid with a hand cro­ cheted cloth and centered with a two tiered rake tupped with a miniature bride and groom. The rake wa* surrounded by a ring of ivy and white gladioli. A yellow and white color *>hi-mr w a. car­ ried out throughout the other party room.. Mis. Sandy Shepard cousin of the bride, kept the bride * book, other, assisting at the reception were Miss Roberta Martin, Miss Margie Denman, ills* Betty Hol­ land, and Mr*. II. D. Wright. For a wed ling trip to the Gulf bearhe*, Mr*. Williams wore a peacock blue Column sheath dre* and bolero, with brown accessor­ ies and a while orchid cor»age. Out of town gue*U for the wed­ ding were Mr. and Mi*. J. lUrnld Chapman, Carin and Phlp, Mr*. Jrvsetl Chapman. Mr. and Mr*. Giles Chapman and l'at. Sanford: 31r». Janrt Shepard and Kandy. Ft. Lauderdale; Mr. ant Mrs. Hill Kearns. Betty Jean and Hilly from Winler Paik. Ixora Circle Plans Excellent Program For Friday Meet Ivor* Circle nf the Sanford Gardrn Club will meet Friday at I 30 In the home of .Mr*. William Hush. 2UZS Hibiscus Court. Mem­ ber* are reminded that the due. ate payable In October. The program for the meeting will have a* it* theme "Recipe for Arrangement*'' and be pre­ sented In three p«rt*t 1) "Cond­ itioning Methods'*, which vsill be prr.enied by Met. Joe Baker and Mra. McKay Trueluck: 2) "Na live Ingredients", Mra. Wight Kirtley am! Mr*. Fred Murray; and 3) "Unusual Container*", Mr*. John Angel and Mr*. Ralph Dean. ThW program ahoulJ he very Interesting. »o all members are urged to atlend. Interesting Bible Lesson Presented A t Circle Meeting Evening Circle No. t of Pre*hyterian Church met recently at the home of Mr*. Gertrude Gil­ bert, arith Mrt. Carl U nd and Mr*. L. T. Sheppard a* co-hoite tie i. Mr*. W. 5. Bromley ehalr man presided. Mra. Hartley gave a very Interesting bible lesion, after which delleloo* refre.hmrnt* were served to 29 member* and two guctti. s j z t i tmsmmt tr,*<■.. ,M* ■ ■ * A, c - - vnation, are being sent but alt t well a* the hour they would pre- busy * ,r, v iy , j - all .ummer. ,, „ . friend* of the couple arc Invited, fer to work. Jean Dooley and houseguest* J,,r"’r r Bobbvnette Beard . . _ The budget propo.ed by Jack ,pcnt Monday at Cypre** Garden. of 84£*ord' *"d hpr husband, Armstrong. Budget Chairman. In Many thank* to my tram of Thompson, are bark in the r P irrlp hla committee report wa» unanl- \ avy gjr|. who have been selling hnm,‘ *,n ls,h »*reel, vvnh their 1 / N I i W U U U V > I I U c moualy approved, after which membership, for The Mutual f,v* rblUr',n- >*»;u Thomp.cm r i . . j U ... room count wa* taken with t h e Concert _______Association; ________ Dodle King, *'» al‘° **,h VA» 9 J lO re Q 1 0 n e a r following being winner.: Mr*. n irj Hauer. DorU Franc!.,7>i l-a.t minute fla-h IHck and k i r c f ! n n n c C n p n lf llartwig. first grade; Mr*. West. Marty Millsapp, Millie Thomif, k'ran Murray just go* back from , v , *3* V JU I1U S second grade; Mr., OlUff, third Alice Myer*. ant Joy Webber. Jacksonville. Dick, who wa. in The Driftwood Circle of the grade; and Mr*. Davl», fourth. Thi* I* absolutely the last call, FAttTTU, broke his toe, so he Sanfonl Gardrn (Tub will hold it* Guc»t apeakcr. Mr. Gatchel, ex- so if you have not been contacted will be back here until he re* first meeting <f the year Monday, plained atandard* In schools with plea.e call one of ut and we will .operates. He is T A D. from Oct. IS. with Mr*. R. S. Stone regard to philosophy, curriculum t*. g|aj to supply you with a VAH 9 T h e y 'attended the pro* presiding. This morning meeting and promotion of itudent. and membership. We think the pro- motion party given by »cvrral will be held at the home of Mr*, listed that achievement test* are gram »ound. terrific, and those member* of VAH II In J*ck»on J. W. Guy. 103 N. Mellonvllle a necciilly if teacher* are to that don't join will be mD.ing vtIJe. Terry an I John Price of Ave. an t will start prompily at understand the ability of the in- a tre„tt VAII J and Tom Blackburn al.o !» 30. dividual. He »aid that the ulti-j Louise Parker is more than represented Sanfonl. Mra. Fred Ganai, pre.ldent of mate goal of the report card la afUvp th„ P ,!aya between b e i n g ---------------the Sanford Garden Club, will a "long range'* pupil who will tm |src, ulpnl of thp | jk p jgary Phe the guest speaker amt will a good ciliren and a credit to hia f ntertaimnrnt Chairman follow- the theme "Inlroduction to community. Mr. Gatchel then ex,|,p women’s Golf Association, Arranging’*. Mrs. Gan*, will ex­ plained that the schools arr at- p aj| j„ „ wout.lbeplain the preparatiwy step* In tcmptlng to elandardiie report (olfrra> ,he nuT*c 1* In perfrrily flower arranging and will demonraids, »<> that the child who magnifjccn( ahai>e, and even if WEDNESDAY strate by ereatlng four differant niovca to a new community wil 40(J pin., h)| |hp h j „ |hp MPnrry ........... „ --------------- will con- -----Lt. Virginia Krlmsr |,asic nrraogement* for the navy not be at a diiadvantage end beautiful. We are proud of thelurt the morning devotions over group, from i* report t e Irxrher can numbfr „f \ aVy girl* that belong WTRH, Sanford. ^ |r, program rtsalrman, gain an idea of hi* ahjitic. and a(1(J Ie ,ivp|y participate in the The Girl Scout* of the Fir»thj|, p |at)nP^ integrated and apprugres*. lie concluded hit talk A„ opialjon. R'i a wonderful way tenon v Iturch will meet at pre-priate monthly program* in b) rtaling that all con.truetive (o b#ve fun ani, mfp, nuny ofj :ao p m. at the Church. keeping with the circle** I9.MH7 Cry il« ln e * (he r o a e lu .^ v o fth e Sinfor'1'' m0*‘ •Hraetlvn clllicn*. Th. Senior High Fallow, hip Re- project, “ To lnere**e Our Know­ 'J i r The Staff of HATWING honor- creation of the Ftr*t Pre.b,trrian ledge of Florida Gardening", H hv ^ Alice md Kmie Mitts Monday Church will meet at the Church Memberthip In the Driftwoosl Circle l» open to all wive* of the hoalriae*, Mr*. Ralph Peter*. cV ^ ^ ' t r ‘ T;°° P m' . Mr.. L. R. Johnson, Mr*. William l!,e„ hT f,f B y. , V . r y* Thc Mld " >ek n,bU ,,0ur '*iU naval per»onnet In thl» area. Mra. la-mo. and Jlr*. Bert Rolling**-*■»«..» ■e*i»tc«l Betty Guy eomluctesl by Rev. A. G. Mr- Stone wnuld like to »ee the rotter a * hostes*. The guest* arrived in [unit, p .ito r of the First Prcsby- grow. worth. the late afternoon for badminton tPr|Jn ____ hurrh at 7:30 pm. Old member* are urged lo atand pmg pong. The adjective*, Thw Cliancrl Choir will rthcarse tm d thi* Gr»t meeting and to from my source of Information, |-'lrwt Presbyterian Church at bring an interested friend, speak for the aueceu of the j.jg p m party-from "great fun" lo "fa- Central’ Circle Member* meet buiou*." F.mle Mill* was recent _____ _ home _____ * 4S a m. at the of Mrs W o m o n ' r A u x i l O r V . ly transferred from thc »taff yfbJ Kutliffr, iri«) p ark Ave. Ave’, with ” U IU M II 5 n U A I ItatUffr. IftX) Park 71 to VAH-It. lo \A H -lt. Guest* were Tom >'nillr bag" lunches. Tbetic* to Mr*. A. B. tVallacr wa* hostess Blackburn. Jim and lomtse Park- \y,n(t r p ,,), «hers- Rolwrt Wheelto Circle Number Tw„ of the er. Beryl and WallSwlnson. Bill rr wl| |m u l, wl,h slides <>n “Day H n l f i c M e e t* Women of the First Presbyter- and Betty Lrmos, trank and u jj ^ w flO lQ b r llb * iv tc c * ian Chunh on Monday aGernoon Betty Johmon. Marvin and Gen s mi not* A**n. of W M.ll. will The first regular meeting nf rs* her lovely stirburbin home on eva Quicker! (new parents, inci# 1(1 # |n lbr .sJP| , on St. Catherine'* Chapter of Holy churfk ln n ,,.Jnrt Th, rP Cross Woman*. Auxiliary for the South Mellonvllte Avenue, wi'h dentally i. RoyJ and Uulie Weber, Mrs. Mae DKken* a* cohostess. - - hi h. r s ' i s n s . ’s s a The group voted to dre»* dolt* nidiit imt drink* furnl»hr*l by the In.. ” , 1 tl. fur use of the Salvation Army in hostess church A state worker >? , V “r f , 'r' M their Christmas basket* for undwill rxpiain Aim* of Advance- ‘•uU,,,‘ n « cn bo,'f !" * ,, , rrprivilege.l rhlhlren. The d«dl« m rnt" anil In ihc aftcrnuuii there Mrs. Harry Cushing, president, are furnished hy the Salvation will I-C 30 minute eunferenrev l«* H1'* devotional and presided Army. for every lo.«l offtser. The hu* ° ' cr *b* b.isines* session, October i* Church Extension will leave the First Baptist Mr*. Avlrtte Fill*, seerctary month in the t'resbvterian Re­ Chureh m Sanfurd at l:oo a. in. and treasurer, gave her report of ligious Program. MU* Zrria THURSDAY the May meellng, after which Daiidson. former Rome Mission The Junior Choir will have their Mr*. A. R. Key, promotion chairworker in the rural and moun­ rehearsal and fellowship at First man, made an announcement of tain section* of Kentucky, Ten­ Presbyterian Chureh at 3:ti p.m. the Orlanto Deanery meeting, nessee and North Carolina, gave 1 h . Youth Choir of Ihc First wtdeh will be held at 0:30 a.m. an inspirsllonal talk on this phase Presbyterian Chinch will prartira on Oct. 23 at All faints Church of the Church Program. Mr*. R. in Winter Park. Mrs. Outealan at the Church at 7:3o pm. C. Maxwell, chairman of the The Deacon* of the First Pre*- periodical chairman, urged the group, presented the Bible study, Mr and Mr*. Frank Murphy byti-rian Church will meet at the reading of "Forward" (day by Christian Jr. announce the birth uf a -on, church at 7; 45 p m. „using .,as her topic "The . day i and distributed copies of th* fn m T,rno he r* n l! t..r |l 'in '" rie Ml^harl All*n* (,a ° t '' 6 • ' The Social Uep«rtmcnl of the Septem ber lasue to Ihe member* „. -i,,.-. *, „r ci ............ naurorii • Woman'. ........in a iClub lun will x„ li L . ,„ c. op ...i .. l ,n,’|p Mc,n"r ,j| .,>c Sanford’r will hold Present. Bible in the wrilini* nf ; young man reigh* 6 tbs IIS a narti at 2 ixi r> m Mrs W. II. Strsvard ha* apThr November meellng will he u|> grandparcnl* arc Mr. and ih „ r, ( ai pointed chairman of the fruitcake held in DeBary at the home of ftatnh Kuhn and Mr. and , . , ,, ,, Ralph The Sanfoid Home Drinontlra- sale* for St. Catherine's ChapMrs Dwight n*krr on Runset Mra. K M Murphy. ........... _ _____ _____ lion ( tub will hold a meeting and ir r and asked Ihlt all order* b* Drive. Those present at this Installation of officer* at 2.UQ given her at an early dalr. meeting and enjoying a pleasant p m. at Ihe Hum* Demonstration Mr*. Cushing made Ihe followsocial hour and dellrloua refresh­ L'entir, log announrementa, brought front ments were: Mrs. R. C. Max­ Lt. Virginia Kelmer will conduct Ihe General Auxiliary Board: tTi* well. Mr*. David Caldwell, Mr*. the niurtnng dcvotiooi over WHIR United Church Women of Sanford Dwight Raker, Mis* I/d Ranks. _ —. , Sanford, at 1:30 a m. have rrorganEied and Mr*. A, B. Mis* Zcta Davidson, Mitt Nelln r T O m I llT lO th y Peteraon Jr. of Holy Cro*» Church Banks, Mr*. Dlcken*. Mr*. M. D. Cir«Ie Number Kcvcn of the Fri. Cal Huffman. AJa^ E. M H n keM rs. ,.rp, b)tpriafl ,-hlirrh mrt Tuei­ Palm Gaiden C l'tlr meet* »t wn* electe*l the secretary: The Gaidm Center a t B ju a m. for spring offering of the PT.O, today at 2 30 with Mr*. W D SimphL-iiness meeting and -li»ti ihta- laird lino, given hv contributors, ljing. Mrs. James Moughton, chairman, presiding over and the Fall gathering will begin Mrs. A. H Wallace, Mra. Blanch* , hf" niwting ’ The’’ meet ing waa u,,n ° r nP" I it (DAY on Nov. t Atl Saints Day. and Wr-tmureland and Mra Jay H at Ihe home of Mrs. C L Keyes. will conduct e -ntim-e through the Ihreo Beck. There were tfi member* pre- Lt. Virginia nKelmer -n .-r. -m _tti^folhr tent to hear the tesson about tbc B io n iin g d e v o t io n * over WI ItH " " ,n ‘ V . ' .. r Porral AuxlIhe iioine Home of Sanford, at * *> a m. .pm inr or Timothy iimoiny and ami the roe inin- ............ , ..-ored ... . by the ,General ni . rr Auxl-i • fturnre of Ihe Parents and giand- Kallie Harriaon Chapter N S l>.' a 1 ... . . . during parent, in the home A lt. will mroi .1 3 p m. .1 th- A M o tw apertriH l-ter durtn* home of Mrs. A W Lro. 2111 «*>p Drat week in Deremher. Lnuirl Ave ('.) hostes'e- nie Mi*,| M rs. Henry Mfl-aulln Jr., W. II Tunnhtiffe and Mra. Grorg* Christian Education chairman, Morgan. VPitlrg Daughtei* are led an Inspiring illieuislon with In* Red. | thought* taken from the parable Rove Cirri* Will meet at ) 15 of the "U av e. and Fllhea", At the ronrluslon of Ihe btnl a m. at the horn* of .Mrs. Jamei ness meeting, coffee and pie The Dirt Gartcncr* rlrrle nf Truitt, 1103 Semin®!* Blvd Mimosa Circle of th* Sanford were nerved by Ihe hovteases to the Sanfonl Garden club will mee1 Friday al Ihe home of Mr*. Garden Club will meet at Garden the following: Mra. Harry Cu*hA. 3t t*e at Jl 3 laurel Avenue Center at 10 a rn, after which mg, Mr*. Alyelle Fills, Mra. for a covered dish luncheon. Co- three will h* a covered dish aup- Harry l^e Jr., Mra W. II. Rtei wart, Mr*. Henry McLaulin Jr., hostesses will he Mrs. A W. T-er, per. Oct. I Happy Birthday I and Mrs. A. R. Key, 3tr*. W. A Kratreri Mr* EdMr*. Ann Grarey nronl Meitrh and 3lr*. George Mi»« Anna llinnum Harden. Oct. II Mra. L. A. Bromley Froiro shrimp* separate easily C. R. Bowes If you put them In * colander or Mr*. K. B. Kennedy strainer and hold them under retd Mr*. Sue Stevenson running water. Dressing Dolls Will Be Project For Circle Two Holy Cross Church m BIRTHS Sixteen Present To Hear Lesson By GIACE M. STINECIPBER BV GRACE M. STINECIPHEB Miaa PaLy Colllna. New Greek ried g tt Bc.ldea being a member of th* After a ipectal .eaion of frat- Marching Chiefi Band at FfiU, enuly and aorortty ruahlng at Bob Rrely la also in Uia ROIC the varioua collegri, several from Band. Also Just recently, Bob jjAmord have been honored by wai choaen Senator of hla dormi­ " inS taken in a . new pledge* of tory. West Hall. these Greek aortal arganiiation*. Jimmy Brown haa become a Those at U of F pledging frat- member ___ — _ of __ the_____ Gator____... Band at U entities Include: Joe Davis. Alpha of F, and al*o I know that you Tau Omega; Kenneth Ramiey, couldn't m in *eeiny Co!'* * Kappa Alpha; Robert Samuel*, bretson'a picture In several C#n* Tau Epiilon Phi; Jimmy Owen, iral Florida newspaper* for being Kappa Sigma; Ernie Morris, Phi * new majorette In the lama Kappa Alpha; and Sara Jacobson, band, Alpha Epsilon Phi. Big Doing* Sanford students i t FSU have A Bood **me waa had by all also pledged fraternities and »or- al|c nd*n« <h* Stet»on Hatter Band orittrs and theie are: EUrabcth P, r t 7 held at the lakefront home Woodruff. PI Beta Phi; Mary Ann of ,hf hand director and HU wife, Wright. Delta Delta Delta; Ro. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Fea»el, last hert Heely and Tommy Wyatt, BatuNay afternoon. The party Lamd* Chi Alpha, held in honor of th* new At Georgia Tech, Larry Burney lund Mudenl* which Include and Edam Madden have pledged Milam. Groce Marie StinePl Kappa Alpha. cipher, and Harriet Redding from Old Friend* . ^ nford- **•"*•* * •« f ^ 'n t l y Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Wlmblsh, rho,fn M onf of ,he formerly of Sanford, have re- During the afternoon the*e ecntly rcturneit and are making mu,Ie »*ud^n*» enjoyed tlitenlng their home in lawh Arbor. Mr*. to ,hc Ste'ionClUdcl football Wlrqblsh will be remembered ai C""” *- swimming, boating, game* a formrr Irachcr at 8HS. croquet, and getting acquainted The Wimbiihe. have two ron* wi,h T " ° ‘h,e r' * ' S 1™ who are attending college-i. now fll,e r ln ertenin** a ienior at Mllliap* College In Th,‘ [ lT*} pro" Jackson. MDa. after returning BMm P*.11?® ** .of f from two year.' duty oversea' D,,h* " J J pl« 1' u with Ihe US Army, The fir.1 part ' “ »■ J' ro,1* r *?d Vlrtw B*Wn nf hi* college r a r m r wa* si<cnt "FF*1Jr,"d ln gymnatlum. at Georgia Tech where he Iseg.n Th' r *?»• • " 1«n**9abbl* FTOa science amt math major which Kr,m of cl,M |cal mu.ie for tero he I* continuing. piano. John Wlmhi.h I. , sophomore F 'r t ^ m l a g EvewU at U of F in Gainesville. Both Th* »rnlver* ty nf Florida la boy. were member, of P| Kappa b", >r niaklng prepar.Uon. for Alpha wvlal fraternity. *b**r *nn“*l k ,,, Frolic* lo be Afirr I'nitfi* tiK*t+ hflJ on O dow r 13*13. A. all know, o r’ .hould know, Tb' Ugbt Opera Guild of FSU each college .tudent choose, early ?r " ■"»! .HimIn hi* academic career one »per!” * , - Sou,b Factflc tn d a l rw ine of study that he wanti December 7-«. to pursue in preparation t , . * b ,» r w " ‘ p , "P*un^ cho.en vocation. TM. II *h ,t 8UI^ ? Univerotly Fine a person'1 major. Knowing that ArtJ ’*r‘U * • you Sanford residents are alwayg f f mpo,*d wanting to know what we college *brw ^ which are In the ftald student* are going to do when .,f °n* ,n ,r1» ,nd »nc>,f' rr we "get out", therr will be fea- in drama. lured In thi* column from time . Tb^, prV*r,l71- l M ^ . to time the various majors of d*9' October ll when the famoui students you are interested In. American harpist, Marjorie Broil* Thi. week we will spotlight .ever- on J r Wl’°,L' * P *1 fr.,m it of f *n EUiabelh Hall Auditorium. Preparing to «o Into the field Frofe»*or Edgar A. Allen ot he of Agriculture are Joe Flipse and LTnlvrwreltjr of Arkansai, who for Bobby Morris. Bobby I* al.o t.k- »*• tu™mrr *V Ing education court--* |h o Ing professor of art at RtctsoB. will he able to trarh hi* vocation wilt give a lecture and demon­ to othrri. Taking up a hr*' '• <>f stration on November 1 M I The Hum.nllira Division of thn this same flob nnnaShoe mis lame course arc noo , ■ maker .ml l^ rry Bate, who ar* Unlreralty will majoring In Citrus. Id* flymph.-ny Orehe.tra In Majoring in the highly srienlifie p" nl"* 'r ®nCfrt 0,1, « field of engineering are Taddy 0 »11 *n n“l»,*ndl"« Miller. Jack McGill, Westcy Giles, Irmporary composer *"d and Nolley Nance. Nolle, h.< wil “l"*1 T f " 1 ' Ju.t recenlly lr.n.ferrc-1 to tho ^ U of F from ihe University of LompaMr * *''"*“* . Thmp*. Tommy Speer I. prepar- year wdl be on SteUoa campua. Ing for the bu.lnes. world with «»«»“" • f,Vt " f U° S i. h^ * ! ! nuaine.a a . hia major, while Billy * « ,rn« l h .H h lha P a ^ Park I* an English major. 1 '" ^ ^ 1,1 T„ North Belly Co-ed and Joe College | b*'>*"« ™ * T h, MnnfnM— „. .hSd ,.1» ] " ■ M J L ” IlllM ,r r .» ! i. s vS: j ? “ ■, J “"W M -I-. Sandra i* a member of student guvernment. ..cretary ln^surer of the senior el..*, and i. thrirman of portrait, on the yearbook staff Sonia I* alto on the vevrhook staff and both are member* of the Virginia Interment Chonia. According to hi. father. I. E. E.trldg# fir., Fugene K'triHir ,1. doing fine at Benjamin Franklin Unlvrnity in Waihlngton, D. C. Eugene attend* night clan** there while working full time with the Federal Bureau of Inveitlgation during the day. He I* taking bullnr** and accounting at th* University. Mrs I. E. Etlrtdge and Mr*. A. L. Collin* arc plann ing a trip to Washington lo vltlt Eugene and hi* wife, th* former b"" ** v " I O .t o h l l f n ith laf ,n<* r *'' t , Buii9L.PH aortal ^ " p . V s t e t . o n thi. w « k a . « nntion„ (ra,prnltiea hrid •J’ V J * for e"............. nle-laa*. partlei prospective pledgaa. Rushing will end on Saturday. Homecoming at Stetaon la tot f"r vembrr I-3, thlw year. Tho ^ ,|; , ; ‘0,d° f ^r'e.kfii.U oo Nov r inher 3. That afternoon will be the football game wHh Car­ ton Newman and will b* followed by the annual Alumni Serenad* to be held at th# National 0 « « d Armory ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON PAGE 7 fhey’r* Dirt Gardeners To Meet Friday With Mrs. Lee Happy Birthday HOLIDAY NOTICE BOTH SPECIAL T* th* first ten ladies whoeaR In Dili week we will giro a 110. "5a NATCH 31." permanent for 112.30. Only len will be given at thli price. CLOSED A L L Reg. II3.M ----- J10.M Reg. 113.3* ----- 1*30 Reg. 11.50 ----- ye.o* I Senior Operator*. REALISTIC and BONAT WAVE. HARRIETTsS BEAUTY NOOK IDS ft. Oak. Phone I7t BE DAY FRIDAY, OCT. 12 0< TOnER SPECIALS ZOTOS T IR E WAVE BANKS W IL L IN h. M ighty Important To Ut, Tool M«ny p«r«nti optn 9 uving* •ccount for thoir youngittn cod insist thny Add to it rtgu- lirly. Mskss wondsrful trsirv ing in Mur* citiunship. STOP IN! O BSER VAN C E OF COLUMBUS DAY wC J a » 1 3 c t * tT7*I - --------------- s!> 1 r A> * �• - v\. : ' Fleming No Excuse For Not Beating Botles . ' [Injury Riddled Chiefs Club Takes O n Junior Lyman Greyhounds H ig h Sc h o o l Football Project Are On Rebound Last night in City Hall tha Semi­ nole Chiefs Club took on the pro­ ject of sponsoring a program of Junior high school football in what Bill Fleming termed "The greatest single thing that could be done for th* city’a entire athletic program." Chiefa Club president, John Schlrard Jr., appointed W. W. Tyre as chairman of the Junior field," he told the group. "We sed off other season opener*," be have faced, and will continue to aald. Last year's season opener The Sanford Seminole offense the field face, teama that have four or grossed 11,470., and this yar th* II waa on* for one yeiterday that seemed to have found UseIf Eddie Barbour, the Junior half­ more backs that arc fostrr than gross waa IUM.7L There was for Lyman aa one more ‘player In the last half of the Apopka back that loves to tackle better our fastest man. The successful an expense of <42143 for tb* gam*, game last Friday night had an than toting the pigskin, Is also welched from th* Injury bench eapcrlment with the heavy back- leaving a profit of <1,333.20. other kink tossed Into It* mach becoming a prominent figure In and another returned to th* bat■y >, BUG! ANHLEY field was designed to .ompeniatr inery when the doctor’s report on th* Seralnol* defensive unit. Bar- tl*. Bob McLeod was sidelined During the discussion of th* re­ Chiefs Club’f action lait Bob Johnson’s finger Injury slat hour played an outstanding de­ for this by the addition of pow­ served seats Schlrard aald, "It haa with a bark strain lo Join two er." night *•» a wonderful thing. ed that It was broken. Cecil fensive game against Apopka, not been the Intention of this club When any organisation Imroodl Erickson was called up from the and the speedy lightweight’s ag other starters, Lamar "Moisey” Ganas fold the Rr»up that the to monopolies more seats than ■tely lake* Into consideration vi­ JVa to fill his place. greaslon haa (topped the consis­ Helms with a broken leg, and season opener against Cocoa was is necessary for the Chiefs Club. tal laauaa at tha moment they ’'W a'rt working hard with In tent gains around and Inside the Harold Ston* with an InJsred ,ll*h Foolb*U I>ro)eel * hieh WM the biggest that he ever remem­ The estimated number of mem­ artaa, (bat organization if a pro- tsnalva offensive scrimmages In end, lauded the best tiling that could bered. "We made more profit off bers waa greater than actuality knee, on the mourners bench. g m s lv t one. 11)0 big drawback an attempt to gel a first half "The on* thing that satisfied this game than we previously grea­ for the last game, and even though After falling before Mid-Lokei happen lo the Chief! Club and the ’ to the Chief* Club U poor at­ ball club." BiU Flemtng said us during the Apopka game, tendant* at meeting!. Perhapa today. "We plan to emphasise of­ Fleming aald of hit mentoring Conference title contending Ta­ realization of its purpose. wo, tha people, don’t realiaa what fense for the rest of the week,1* staff, "waa the way the defen vares last Friday night 2J«, the Speaking before tha group Sem­ jth ls organliation could naan to he added. live line found itself la the ae Greyhound* aro making * bid to inole High School Athletic Direc­ -Sanford. Tha club got off to a Again this week the Semlnolea cond half and completely killed get bark into the win column tor Fred Ganaa said. " If wo are ; rainy atari, but that la only the will face a twice defeated team th* Apopka attack." come Saturday night when they to continue competing with other flaming attributed much of the* t more reaion why tha club fhould on the rebound and eager for a play host to KJgewater J. V. at taMis, U is Imperative that we win. Bui this la also the case with our performance of the first be actively aupported. the Lyman pteying field In Ling- have a Junior high school pro­ Botlft. The two teamr, rated to ■If to insecurity. "Those boys Rainy weather may cut down wood. gram.” Then he added, "You can't attandanc* a t ralUaa and it may be evenly matched, will both be went on the field unsure of The Greyhounds, numbering *• cancel motorcade*, but reniem- giving out with all energy la an them**]***. Th* Cocoa game had bout 20 at this stage of the sea­ build a building without a founda­ I bar that the aunny day* coma, attempt to get lato th* win col­ really shaken them. They didn't son, will face more than twi:* tion." • and tha motorcade banner* a rt umn before the aeason profits- know whether they were any that many player* when the baby Chief president Schlrard quick­ good or not. Aa the game progres­ ! atorad for that day. It’* riill not sea anv farther. ly anawerrd. "If this Is the great­ sed, they became aware of their Eagle* go to Longwood. . too lato to climb on the bandwa­ capabilities and played good ball." Returning to the scene of bat­ est need of high school athletics gon headeJ for a better, more Then he added. "1 sincerely think tle for the first time since pre- at this lime, you may be aurc ' progressive Sanford. they have found themselves, and season practice* Is Bonnie Gos­ that it will receive the greatest • 'Sanford football fane have a there will be no excuse for not sett. 160 pound senior fmm Ala­ ' -fu ll weekend no their hand* thl* I; beating BoUcs". bama that ran Into 2U pound consideration from this body.” • week. On Friday night the Sami-".' / Pete Van Horn early In Ihe year Enthusiastic discussion from the . notes play Bollee Military Are* ' and consequently was sidelined floor followed, topped by an indamy of Jaekaonvilla in the Klwwith a broken Jaw. Goaaett la spired statement from Tyre. "I ! tale banafit game. The Klwanle,1 normally an end, but be will be am very snxioua to tee the Chiefs ’ as you probably know, have a alternating in Ihe backfield from ; vary human fund underway for now on. trying to plug up the hole 1 , V * • " ‘J * ,hi"k * “ : ende(privileged children. Your, in the backfield that waa made *h~ w be<ln “™ rtU t* action to, a ttendants will moan more milk, CHICAGO UV- Charlie ' King when the fullback spot was rom-, " • vv3 getting this thing concretely clothing, and other ncccullica for n*r.?V n* . J 1'* MtX few Cotton, who scored successive plelely v acated by Helm* aml Vdays," ■’ aome under privileged child. he concluded. St une. victories over J-*ey Ola niello last On Saturday night Croorai Aca­ ■prlng, and Spider Webb, aiming "We’re pulling our hair out Alter Tyre’s appointment to demy will play boat to the power trying to field a smooth running the committee chairmanship dis­ for hi* ISlh straight decision tan­ of Florida's colored high school gle tonight in a Ift-round middle­ leam," assistant eoach Bill I’roc- cussion took place concerning Ihe football. Northwcltern, the larg­ weight battle at Chicago Rtadium. tor said, "and this constant re sponsor* for the teams. The plans est colored high school In Miami, . Webb, former NCAA champion shuffling U hard on the boys. will he considered by the com­ la aM of the many tremendous from Idaho Stale College who now They no sooner get used to one mittee. One will be for individual acboola Crooma baa gone into businesses to sponsor each team; JSfiS live* in Chicago, Is a M choke position before necessity fortes th* other that many businesses competition with. Moat people will •* their being moved to another." In tha nationally televised scrap 2 remember the echool by Ha formBRANTLEY "Choo-Choo* ABC. • p. m. KST. have the oportunily to contribute Head mentor Jim Payn* point to th* outfitliog fund and purchas­ * * r name of Doaey High. There SCHIRARD Webb, who like hii Toledo op­ out that spectator-wise there ing of the uniform* and other parZ nra 110# atudanta In grade* 10-U (Staff Photo) ponent la 23, la ranked No. 10 in rd would be added feature* this phernalla to be handled through n t the echool ea compared with tha little over TOO itodenla attend- Brantley "ChooChoo" Scblrard, th* laleat ratings of the National Saturday Might. More bleechara the Chiefa Club. 1 teg Crooma Academy and com- the Seminole freight train that Boalng Assn. He broke into the have been added to accommodate It la estimated that each team * prising grades 7-U. Crooma Aca­ carried most of the mall for tha list by recently defeating a pair tbe constantly enlarging alien will cost $100. to outfit. The demy’s auecesaful bid to become Seminole* last week la shaping in­ of tough foes at Chicago Stadium, dance, and lh* Oviedo band U round-robin league will Include scheduled to be on hand lo pro­ a member of the Big t , North to the sparkplug for the Sanford Nolly Mims and Rory Calhoun. Calhoun suffered hi* first lirk- vide additional entertainment at either four or five team* to begin C anfom e* la « tribute to Ban- eleven. Ilia enthusiasm, drive, and with: three or four at Junior determination haa an opportunity Ing at th* hands of th* temble, the half. fa rt. High and on* at Pinecrcat. The** straight punching Webb on Aug. to be a sparkling example from "This is a tougher game than teams will play among themThe County School Board will 29, Spider’s last atari. impetus for the Friday night fray. It looks like," Payne said. "Thl* •elves and could feature a double ■ e e t Thursday, and action on the Kdgewaler team has both quantl header on the weekend. recommendation by the Chiefs Backing up Schlrard la Johnny ty and quality, and they’ll be no Chairman Tyre atatdd that no Club that the Board request the Williams, perhapa lh* moat im­ pushover. But wa’re not planning definite plan of action would be Kiting of the Stadium tea by the proved player this far ta th* sea­ to take a back teat, either,” h* In order until be could spend a City Commissioner* for Seminole son. While many of the men coun­ ted on to b« key figures for the added. - High football game* la antici­ law days Investigating the pro­ MIAMI tW—John Bookman of pated. Ttila laiue la by no means Semlnolea have failed to materiaper channel* and procedure lo be Hie, Willlama ha* come Into pro­ the University of MUml has been dead. used. "I will eelert my comminence in the tail Ihre# weeks. Darned "back of the w*ek" by 01111*0 members thl* week," he Ilia paia receiving haa been a- tho Florida Sports Writers Assn, aald, "and we'll proceed rapid­ round the M per cent mark In for Intercepting three Boston Colly from there." this* wastes workouts, *wd aw aeon lif e passes and turning one Into •• Other point* of interest in the as W N m i 'te aH iV M M try­ an Bf-yard run for a touchdown. Chief* (Tub meeting included ing to find his direction* after he TWe lao-pnund senior left half­ inarc* an aerial, he will become back also sat up a touchdown LOB ANGELES < * - Los An- showing of the film taken at the one of Ihe outstanding leaders In with another of the stolen aertali. gelei, third In population of hit­ Coma-Seminole game, a talk by Northwestern Nigh of MUml. The third In'etreplion occurred man*. is 12th when It comes to Bill Fleming on the progress of the lop rated leam In (he Big P cockroaches, according to Dr. this year's edition of the Sanford Conference and Ftnrld* high a good passing offense, and keep a* Boston College wav pitching in­ HarUn B. Shuyler, an enlomnlo- Kemlnolcs, a report on the smash­ the uu'slanding spirit that the to the MUml end tone. School colored football, will In­ ing attendance of the opening game "linem an of the week” honors gist. vade Sanford Saturday night and team now haa." by Fred Ganas. a discussion on thr went to another llurrirane, Mike Tho (’rooms Academy Panth­ But due to weather condition* reserve seating arrangement for will be opposed by the a cures■Ire Croom* Academy Panther* ers have a tremendous Job ahead lludoek 220-pound renter. He fig­ here rockroarhea have been re ­ Ihe home games, a selling of a re­ of them as they prepare to lake ured in nine tarklea. producing rapidly and Ihe popu­ in Memorial Stadium. Bob Elliott of the Miami Her­ lation la on the Increase, aald Dr. gular meeting date for the club, Northwestern is note*! for the on their second tremendous opening membership to women, gnorthodox yet successful use of school In a row. "This game ald, president of the association, Shuyler, executive dlrertor of the and a discussion on tha Insig­ g nine man defensive formation. won't be a runaway for North­ aald Ihe aportawrllera failed to Home Control Bureau. nia adopted by the club. New York. Philadelphia, Kan­ They go Into thl* formation, prin­ western," coach Fair said, "and nominate a University of Florida ‘There will be no excuse for If we push across Ihe first score player for the first time In the sas City. Mo., Atlanta, Chicago, us not winning Friday night," cipally used for ■ goal line stand, Dallas, Waihlngton, Indianapolis, Fleming told the group about the et any part of the field. To go we may be able to upset them." history of the poll. New Orleans. Minneapolis and Kiwanis benefit game against Into a formation such as thl*. lloiton — In that order — have a BoUea Military Academy of Jack­ one so vulnerable to a passing bigger roich population than Lo* sonville to take place at Memor­ 'Attack, require* great skill end TOUCHDOWN TOPPER - - By Alan Mover Angeles, he said. football sense to be successful. ial Stadium. "The team ia ap­ R C K C P UR J,M 5 W /NK <s T.C.U., Northwestern has hecn successDr. Shuyler did not disclose proximately in our class, and we h'HO'u P A C K ful. how he conducted hit cockroach espert (o win," be said. "We are erf w e A/M/,19 TO RBTAfrf Northwestern ha* one of the census. sadly lacking in speed In tha hackOROUA’f t rue 9 coR/SQ ntie deadliest passing offense* In Ihe MB hoM n v rv Mat*. ’T hey’re great to see In Action, but a terrific headache to CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE try to stop,” head mentor Joe AND STORAGE CO. Fair aald. "But we’re working bard on an effective pass defan so, and we hope to be able to contain them." A surprise p an last FrlJay In Jacksonville ac­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL counted for the lone touchdown 101 Went Thirteenth Street Phon* 1318 against the Panther* In the game. THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR.S. - Fill. - SAT. and th* exciting "We plsn on chilling their drtense." Fair said. "When they OUR OWN PACK . LEAN FUME ■ .READY TO RAT. mw try their nine man line on us Bin** - Eye Ground Deviled we’re going to p**« them recced, then when we Ret them Into a five C rabH Pea* Beef pr *1* man line we’re going to do the same thing on the ground." 2 for 43c . Pound 39c LB. 37c Fair summed uft hi* wcskncsscs during last week’s game thus: "We played a wonderful game considering the tremendous odds rig h t in y o u r o w n homo against us. Bnt we want to for­ get the odds and heat some of those big-name echool*. To do as little a# this wa’U hav* to tackle harder than w* ha?*, be aharper on our p iss defense, continue to develop Notes In Passing THE SANFORD HERALD Pag® 0 Wed. O ct 10 ,1 9 5 8 the entire reserved section was a privilege granted to this org­ anisation by tbe high school athIt tic association, we are opening the bottom five row* of the sec­ tion to the general public," The Chiefa Club adopted aa an Insignia an arm-band with 4# Indian head In th* center and trimmed with club Identification Uttering, This arm band will be worn by tbe Chiefs Club members at all games. The schedule for th# future re ­ gular meeting of th# club was act aa the second and fourth Tuesday of every month during football season, and every fourth Tueadaj of the month at all other time*. f im t o n t ■■KOtTOBER OPPORTUNITYM' 3 - B IG SALE DAYS Cotton, Webb Meet Tonite In 10-Round Middleweight Fight r. UofM Player Is 'Bock Of Week' Cockroaches Are Reproducing Fast In Los Angeles Croorns Ploys Host To Northwestern Saturday Night Bright colors that a d d b e a u ty ta K am a o r c a r* When on* aid* I* worn, flip It over. P H IL C O T V LOCKER PLANT Table Models Consoles PMTMUS FREE Demonstration LARGE fM F M te d p X-LGE. 58cS MCA L Ll- lB Dl Ol ZJ. 99c 61c '« rr "heavloat" used car sal* they've 5 WESTERN U A CHOICE BEEF Car Dealer Prices Autos 'By Pound1 On* of the moat unusual used ear promotions to hit Sanford ta now tn progress at Seminole County Motors, local Dodgr-Plymouth dealer. If you see aome hefty people In lh* vicinity of Seminole Coun­ ty Motors, there’s nothing to be alarmed about. Chances are they’re customer* taking advantage of a unique used ear selling promotion. For ■ .limited tint*, Seminole County Motors la aBowlag customers to M a d obo dollar fo r every p o n d they weigh from tbe aperial " s a lt" ear* on display. Arthur PIera at Seminole Coun­ ty Motor*, reports this i* the 00 A ir R A M P & f? y p + re* CARRf’AiMoer 4ALF OR A/* 2 o TOOCJh poei* WiRfeVRus* Of, AORl 7XAHSo yp*‘ rm wtei ott*iorp+ ROUND STEAK 69c BOTTLED G A S $6.00 PER 100-LB. CYLINDER PORK ROAST ib. 39c BR. BACON tb. 49c S A N F O R D G A SPHONE CO. 1S40 2 YEARS TO M Y ^ s k a b o u t our F i r e s t o n e r e v o l v i n g credit p l a n ... „ a n e w c o n v e n i e n c e for Y O AGED IN OUR PLANT Sharp CHEESE ib 69c NO INSTALLATION CHARGE 201 E. FIRST 8T. balance on etny term# WEHTERN LEAN HQl'ARB CUT BOSTON B L IT OUR OWN CURE — HICKORY SMOKED It Costs You Less... delivert . SwvAMitic dryer dritt f« t and ufa. | Foolproof control#. GET THE BEST — GET BKALTEFT ICE CREAM Va gais. 98c T i re sto n e 111 E. 1st ST. PH O N E 12 i. 1 u: u V t * • �* THE SANTORD HERALD Wed. Oct. 10, 1956 Air Force Reveals New Jet Fighter Fan 7 Additional Society KGI.IX AIR FORCE BABE —The Air Force Sunday took the wraps off the new FI02A Jet fighter Intercep'or, making its first public flight demonstration bsfore an audience of 3.300. Teh delta-winged F102A, **pri marily a guided m ls s i l* platform.** wa* a »*ar of an aarial firepower *how at thia air prov­ ing ground, pcratlonal plane*. In­ cluding Ihe RI7 mrdlum and lt-32 international bombers, also per­ formed. Tlic demonstration was attend­ ed by invited military, business, professional and p o litir.il leaders and military observers from Great Rrttan. Canada and South America. Shown on the ground was the needle-no-ed FI0IA Slirfighter. which Is believed po*«ibly capable of twier the speed of sound—7C0 miles an hour at sea level. Gen. Nathan K. Twining, who atrndrd the demonstration, *a<d Garden Gate IIY DORIS A. CLINK The G ir 'tn Club of Sanford. camellias, allamanda', and bou­ Florida, Incorporated, under the gainvilleas. New home owners would enjoy leadership of the president. Mr» Fred R. liana', will present the "Landscape Plants for Florida "Garden Gate" in The Sanford Homes** by John V. Watkins, Harald through the courtesy of which may be obtained by writ­ Clarion Harman. The colum will ing to the State of Florida De­ appear ta k e a month on the se­ partment of Agriculture at Tall­ cond and fourth Thursdays. Kach ahassee. garden circle will contribute ait idee emphasising the general garden chores for the month, an­ nuals and seeds to be planted, and other items on special plants and shnabs of interest to gardeners In Central Florida. Now that Fall is here gardenera are anxious to promote fu­ Miss Joyce Rochelle Kubinka, ture bloom in their gardens. This daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. is the time of the year to plant Kubanks. and Larier Paul Whit­ bulbs Including crinums, amaryl­ ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul lis, day lilies, gladiolus, watson- Whitley, of Salisbury, N. C., were' las, Montbrettas, and the spider married Thursday, Oct. t, in lilies. Tulips will do better if Folkstnn, Ga. The young couple, planted about Thanksgiving. was art-ompsmrd to Folkrion' "Your Florida Garden** by by the bride's parents. Watkins and Wolfe, which may Mrs. Whitley attended Seminole be obtained at the Sanford Pub­ High School where she was a lic Library- suggests that the member of the Tri-lli-Y, lilec soil requirements for bulbous Club and th* Pep Club. She gra­ plants are quite general. The«e duated with the class of '25. ahould Include the preparation of tile groom was oorn in Coulea light soil with plenty of organ­ rme, X. C\, and attended schools ic matter, good drainage, and a in Cootcemr and in Salisbury. mulch of leaves or peat. Re sure, He is in the L'.S. Navy and I* however, to plant the bulbs at stationed at Sanford Naval Air the depth suggested at the time Station as a petty officer. of purchase. Fertiliser -hould be The Whitleys aic making their added to the soil but should not home at present with Mrs. Whit­ come in contact with the buibr ley’s parents, but in two months A light soluble fertiliser should expe-t to move to Chicago, III. be applied every week or so when the bulbs are growing. Chrysanthemums and |K>in*ettins ahould he fertilised every two weeks until color shows in order to insure large well-formed blooms. We hope It is not too late to Mrs. J. M. Fahey will entertain recommend the preparalicm of the Hibiscus Circle of the San­ some of the shrube for the cold ford Garden club on Friday at weather and possible frosts. A It a m. for a covered dish lunch­ feeding of potash and phosphorus eon. Co-host esses will be Mr*. (0-14-101 will build cold resis­ John Ludwig and Mrs. II. A. tance in the hibiscus, asaleai, Moreland. Miss Eubanks, Paul Whitley W ed Recently AT A DINNER given recently for the member* of The Ani«lirnmnted Garment Worker* Union nntl their families, Harmon Leecc, a Union agent from Tampa, talked to the group about the new building for the Sanford Manufacturing ('<»• Shown above ate Mr*. F. I). Scott. Mayor Scott, Mr*. Harnton Leece, Mr. Lecce, ami Mr*. Anita Cook, president of Local 703, Sanford- Amalgamated Garme nt Worker* Union. Methodist Circles Circle I Sawyer. Mrs T. K. Wllscn. Mrs Circle Number Four of Ihe W. K. C. Williams, Mrs Harold S. C. S. of Ihe First Methodist Whlttern. Mrs. Eugene Williams, Mrs Church met at the hume of Mrs. Mrs. George Chapman. F. R. Adams with Mrs Rugrne Ralph Jarvis and Mr*. Durwood Williams presiding The study Creel. Circle 5 was given by Mrs. K C. Willisms, after which an announce­ Circle Number Five of the \\ Sment was made of a bursar to CS First Methodist Church held be held cm Nov. 13, with supperI its t), tuber meeting tn the home to be served from 5:30 until 8:00. of Mrs. W. V. Hitting. Seminole The committee to serve on this Blvd , at 3:00 Oct. 8 with 17 Rataar will be Mrs. Harold Whit- members present. The meeting tern, chairman. Mrs. M. L. Nic­ was called In order by chairman hols. Mrs. C. J. Meriwether. Mrs. Jarrell Mr*. Hagan gave There will be a Quiet Day at the the devotional—a lesson taken church on Oct. 23 at 10 30. with from the 5th chaptrr of Matthew each person asked to bring his verses 1318 fallowed by a read­ own lunch, and starting Oct 25. ing, Ihe subject of which was a there will be a "Week of Pra­ "Stranger visiting a liny Kurupean village high in the moun­ yer**. Refreshments were served to tain!." Then a short pra)er. The chairman made Ihe follow­ the following members: Mrs. F. R. Adams, Mrs. James Rotartl. ing announcements: Nov. 8, a Mrs. W. T. Fields. Mrs. J. H. sludy course al church with cov­ McDaniel, Mra. M. L. Nichols. ered dish luncheon: Men'a dubs Mrs. Walter Price. Mra. Btake donated $100 to WSC8 for dishes also painting kitchen: circle No. Five tn meet at MrKlnlev Hall to sew for haraar Oct. 16 This also Is a covered dish lunrhron; Ihe Circle will aerve aupper for youth group Sunday, Oct. It. Plana are being made f»r the haraar which will he on Nov. 13 at which time a turkey dinner will be served. Other business transactions were talen care of in the regular manner. Mrs. Jarrell then turned the meeting over to Mrs Herman, study chairman, with Mrs. O. It. Kstridge and Mrs. T. F. MrDan lets taking part In the lesson This was enjoyed by everyone Mrs. Herman asked that each member read Galatians, also Kpheslans, before the nest meet­ ing. Mrs. Jarrell dismissed Ihe Circle with prayer. Delicious refreshments of pound­ cake, nuts and coffee were serv­ ed by the hostess to the follow­ ing members: Mra. Albert J a r­ BEEF CHUCK rell. Mrs T. F. McDaniels, Mrs. Grady llrrnan, Mrs W V. Bit ling, Mrs. L. I*. Hagan, Mrs Clyde Ramsey, Mrs John GilIon, Mr*. G. W. Davit, Mra. G. H. Coghum, Mrs A. C. Phelps. Mra. O. R. Kstridge. Mrs. Carrie RONELKttt ALL-MEAT Draper, Mrs. Bessie Greek, Mrs M. E. Moye, Mrs. W. I . Moye. Mra. J. II. Walker, and Mra. R. T. Co a an. • Circle 7 Circle Number Seven of Ihe WSCS of the First Methodist Church met on Monday after­ noon at the home of Mrs. J. K. COPELAND’S Courier, with Mra. Effie Milkir serving as cohosiers. Mrs. II. B McCall, chairman, opened the meeting by having the group engage in a few- momenta of ailent prayer, af.rr which Mrs. Roy Wall conducted Ihe devo­ lb jar tional. She disrusrd portion! of the Lord* Prayer, taken from the book ’‘Adventure of Prayer '* Mra. Wiggins, who conducted the study, diKusved ''Paul's Journeys." Mrs. Wall gave a report on missions, after which routine buiiness wai disposed of and Ihe following announcement* made: A Week of Prayer will be oh served Ocl. 25-31; A mission study on Soulhes-t Asia will be pre­ sented on Nov. 8 at the church; and World Community Day will be observed on Nov. 2. Plans were made for Ihe com ing b aissr on Nm 13. Refreshments wrre served to Ihe following ladles: 3lrs. W. O Akerslrom. Mr*. I J. Boyette. Mrs. Thomas Hulls, Mrs. L. F. Dost, Mrs. Alice lloyne, Mrs. If R. McCall, Mrs Howard Montleth, Mrs. W. E. Raines. M r Rob Reelry, Mrs P. A. Howland. Mr*. A. R. Stevens, Mrs. R. W Sturdivant. Mrs Roy Wall. Mrs. N. R. Whitney, Mrs. B. E Wiggins. Mrs. F.ffie Mllkle. Mrs J. E. Courier and Mua Aline Chap­ man. Circle • (With 15-00 orMor* Food Order) Clrcla Number Nine of the Methadlst Church met it Ihe bone of Mra. Ruth luindquist who served delirious refresh­ ments of rake and coffee lo the members before the meeting be­ gan. Miss Ella notion Introduced her lister-in law, Mrs. 11. Z. Bol­ ton. from Miami, at this lime. Mrs. J. C. Davit conducted the meeting ia the absence of the Mrs. J. M. Fahey To Entertain Hibiscus Circle FLA. G RADE A -D & D HEN S I TAST-RITE RO U N D STEAK Limit P lease PORK STEAK 4 9 ROAST 33 STEW «49. BACON ? 9 LARD 39 0LE0 1 9 RICE 9- 99 COFFEE SUGAR CURED SMOKED A H IN THE PIECE m lil TRU-FLAVOR 3 . T R U - FLAVOR LONG GRAIN chairman, Mrs II. T. Warren Mrs. John Morgon gave a very inspiring devotional taken from the chapter of John, followed by prayer. Mtnuli-s of the last meet­ ing were read by Miss Ella Hol­ ton In the absence of Mrs. Hud­ son who is in Tampa, being a new ami proud gland iitidlirr. Treasury report was giver, by 21rs M L Wright. Mrs. Davit gave an interest­ ing report on how tome of the circle money is spent in the 2* foreign fields in which the Circle ha* missionaries and the nine projerls in this state. She stres­ sed the Student Center in Tal­ lahassee ami told how it reachei Ihe students and ts already ex­ panding. Mrs. C E. Williams voluntsrrrd lo write tn the mis­ sionary assigned tn Ihe circle; Mildred Wright who I* serving in India. The folloutng dale* and meet­ ings were given to the members to write down and attend: Week of Prayer. Quiet Day. Oct 23rl, Prayer and meditation will begin at 18.30 Member! bring sand­ wiches. Dedication service fol­ lowing. Bring Prayer Card of­ ferings. Haraar and aupper, Nov, IS. Members bring contribution to the baiaar at the Nov. Circle meet Ing. Tickets for Hie supper are only $125, supper will !*> served from 3 30 lo 8 P 31. Please re­ port all ticket sales before 13th. Youth supper to bo served by Circle Nine (VI 2*. Volunirrra contact Mra. Warren. Nov. 2 Is World Community Day ami warm clothing Is the project. Bring any clean, good, warm clolhes for men and older boya to Miss Ella Rollon who will then wrap Ihem for Hie circle. Study of Southeast Asia to lie Nov. etb. Council dish rnes-tlng. Hoard meeting at 9 Program at 10 a. m. Mrs. J. F. McClelland gave her Sunsmne rport and happy birth­ day war sung to Mr*. Peter Mon 1* who selected her gift from the birthday box. Mr*. C E. Williams, study chairman, then gave the third chapter of the study book. The Iheme of this chapter Is the nits lion of Ihe Church which is In recunlcl# the world unlo God through Christ The qualities es ser.tial In people who will reron ctlera are: “A loving disposition, truthful, edifying speech, self renunciation, and patience." This kind of a church members Is "attended to God ami is Ills in atrument for rendrnng the heaven ly music of Peace on earth, good will toward men.'* Members present Mis* Ella Bolton, Mr* J. C. Davis, Mr* Ruth l.umlqulsl, Mr* I'rlrr Monja, .Mr*. J. f McClelland. Mr* J. M. MrCasktll. Mrs John Morgan, Mrs Raymond Shultr, Mr*. O. S. Tolar, Mr* M. L Wright, Mr* C. E. Williams, Mr*. J II. Stephen, and visitor, Mrs R / . Belton. BUTTER BEANS 3 For29< :rti U. S. NO. I POTATOES 1 0 L”5' 3 5 ' T* •/PT O PV » SlJPtR MflRKI */ . 4* w * t a 5 AA a SC R A T C H FEED 10-4 2 c Supplies the energy of Sun, Air and "Water (p G A A o n c d A The many friends of Mrt. Eleanor II Ravenrll will be glad lo learn that *hc I* home again, aflrr several months in Orlando, where she underwent Theiapy Treatment for injuries suffered a year and a half ago In a critical accident at Daytona Itearh. Mrs. Ravcncll ran now walk n little with the u*c of crutches. tie appai raise* a t aaelbar flra> power demonstratioa hare earlier this year. Along srith theee planes with which America wll fight the battles o f the Mato. If they coma, the Air Fore# pat on die* play the first Una planee srith which It would ga into action to­ morrow. The B47 and BSt simulated atom drops. Super Sabres demonstrated- the latest techniques a t toss bombng, designed to permit the plana to put greater distance between It and the alts of tha bomb burst. Other Jet fighters fired rockets at a mock factory and dropped napalm bomb* on simulated gua emplacements. I Dixie Crystals Sugar I I M any More Great Buys In O ur Store! ASSOC! 4TE STORE Wizard Car Heater Up to 140 cu. ft. air a min­ ute! Directional air control, nendy to Install. 6-Vzll32 Wizard Standard Battery Full 24-month guarantee! Fits group 1 & 2L cars a a u #• # 3 Finest power rrwene nl thlw price! Specific wrlllen guarantee tutaurew you of co n sta n t, dependable Hcrvicel Deluxe. :io-nionth guar. Gp. I- 2F. 2L 11.95 Sentry 18-monllt guar. (ip. 1 2, 2F. 2L 1-1.95 * and your old battery 12-Os Wizard Hpray I’alnt Press a button for feat easy tainting} 14 co­ lors. ri7V5-18ll Aluminum Saucepan Iteg. 85c Windsor-styled pan w/twln pouring lips. Cup meoauras atnmped on side. Qt. k!040 'M |g f* ^ IN POUND C A N 303 CAN SEASIDE the Starflfhter It "the meet ad­ vanced plane of Its type ever de­ veloped.** The F104 looks like a tapered stovepipe with a blister for the pilot and rator sharp wings that measure only 71* feet from tip to fuselage. It D 54 feet, nine inches long. The Slarftghler being cold wea­ ther testa In Kglln’e climatic hanger today. The F102A. t.uttt ny Convalr, is designed for Interceptions at alti­ tudes ..f more than 50,000 feet. It was joined tn rocket and gun­ nery demonslrstiono* two other supersonic fighters, the FI0O Su­ per sabre and the new F101 Voo­ doo, The Voodoo made it* first putw I d a As Little As 10.00 Delivers! a* T iv 1 I l f __ I____ I 1 9 3 .0 0 A n 'w . . X . r Electric J 7Q Wall Clock „7 . Plus tax. Completely automatic! New .style-lined hackguard fea­ Spartus ‘‘Diana.” Modern ture* cusy-to-ict control dial and pu*b-button tempera- 3-D face, pastel back­ tun* control! Washes and spin-dries 9-lb. load in 33!i ground. Selfstarting J-17min.! 5-yr. Iran*, guarantee. 2J2633 .Mulching Automatic Electric Dryer. 2J2650 . . .138,00 19 21 U7A OMY CMAFIM, 41, one* the "child bride'* of eetoc Charlie Chaplin, le shown with her hus­ band. Drier Lango, 30, a bank rlark, after their wedding In Hollywood. For Llta, It ts the third marriage. Charlie Chaplin J r , 28, one of her two sons by her marrisge to the film comodiajL attended tha aaraoaooy. Popcorn Popper 3 IQ Bike Tire and Tub Automatically pop.* 2 Balloon style. Safe nonqunrt* at a time! Heat­ akid tread. 20-24-26” sizea. proof gin.** cover. Non­ Take the roughest roads! scorch feet- J1299 F582U-4G. Fred M. Smith 212 E. 1 st St. PhUM 1166 �THE SANFORD HERALD Page 8 Wed. Oct. 10- 1958 THE O LD HOM E T O W N IHI U$. National Amateur Ath­ letic Union aynthrnnlied twlrnmin* team, compelling 13 wom­ en and 3 men. departed from New York on a Dutch airliner for Holland, on the lint le* of an arouad-the-world tour. Alter that they will *o to Melbourne, Auttralla. for the IBiC Olympic Hamer. In front are: Dorla Payne (left), Houiton, Tex., »t d Janet Anthony, Oakland. Calif. At top are: Peggy Howard tic it), Houiton, Tee, and l.>nn Pa aen, Oakland. (Inttrrr.llonal) L. f t t i e SOCIETY EDITOR RETIRES Her huiband, publither of the for a regular replacement when AFTEH IS YEARS bi-weekly newapaper, had a.ked "I war beginning to write wedBARTOW tD - Mra. S. L. Frit- her to fill an unexpected vacancy ding* fur the rhildren of couple* * • " n\ \ ‘ l l "' lm,d » Aguiar replacement coulj whoac wrddmgi I had eovered Polk County Democrat to "fill in . . , * , ... for a few daya," ha. retired after '* fo,,nJ' dutln* f,r*‘ >M f» “ ,h# 25 year, a t aocicly editor. | Mra. Friable decided U waa tim e, Democrat." V F o lU s G lC .O B V IE .fH fc Y S U R E RAVE GOOD LOOKIN' THIN GS TO E A T A T W A D E'S By STANLEY by I w ish I w a s R iqH ENOUGH TO BUT EVERTTHIM6 IN THE WHOLE STORE CAMPBELL’S B /L L W dO E IS HIS DAD REALLY. RICH ? i TOM ATO SOUP RICH? MI’S 60T SO itaw t G old tecth HE HAS TO SLEEP WITH HIS HEAD IN A SAFE/ S W IE X M K t — v 9 10c CAN STANDARD SW IFTS PREMIUM B A B Y B E E P Chuck Roast l b . 39 c CORNED 11A1IY BEEF lb 69c 12 or. can 69< <taunt t mu (limit one) FREESTONE RIB STEAKS » 59c PEACHES STEAKS S SIRI.OIN m 69c LB* SWILTS I'UKMICM BONELESS 8WILTS I’RK.Mlt'M TIDE BEEF 29c . j u n h i i ex i t m .i i i .i r ROAST 'i.ointiV GIANT SIZE 2 Vi ran 29c STRONGIIKAKT DOG FOOD 5 49c VEAL ROLL “•49c PORKROAST*39c Pancake M ix 29c WIENERS 39c Sliced Pineapple 25c LB. BETTY CROCKER 15 oz. pkg. Choc. Fudge or Molt Frosting FRESH HOSTON IllITT riLLSHUHY 2 lb. pkjf. SWEET TREAT No. 2 ran COMSTOCK Nn.2 enns TARNOW ALL MEAT LB. WE ALSO HAVE A FU LL LIN E ________ OF H EAVY BEEF Pie Apples 2 Fresh Oysters Now In Stock 45c FROZEN FOODS TKUFLAVOU FROSTY ACRES «0 oz. pkK*. c Sliced Strawberries 10 oz. BL. EYE PEAS n t 10 oz. BUTTER BEANS 12 oz CHOP SPINACH 35c GOLD MEDAL 5 WADES FLOUR i(3 . LB. BAG 4 9 , “4 / V IA R K E T I M OUAifTY MSATI �THE SANFORD HERALD I Wtftl. Oct. 10. 1030 S*nr Says Hr-v/e*' To Her Miss Brooks rn « e 0 Court Appointment ^Endorses Ideas Of Smalhers' Bill * WASHINGTON —P r e s i d e n t E!*er.howtT*a nppolntltlent of WUIj.ui) Joseph Brennan Jr. to the Supreme Court U a “dlrrCt elldonem rnt ‘ of Ihe principle* atatnl in j bill proposed by Senator jpG.-mge Smathera (OKI*) provid­ ing qualifications for Supreme Court appointee*. Thr Smother* bill require* that nil high rourt appoint*** heve fin- ye.’i * of “Judlrlal •rrvlre" on either * lowrr federal court or, the high court of a atale. 1're‘idenl EDenhower *ald ho #xa mined record* of luch Judge* be­ fore announcing Brennan'* appmntmrnt In an effort to rhrai** '*•# the "br*t qualified" for the Job. •’The Supreme Court *hould be the finest rollrctlun of ti allied and experienced jurist* which can be Itiem bled." Smalher* **id. Jus­ tice- -lundd not be drawn from the rank* of “ publican* prole** »or* or friend* of Ihr Influential'' he rotitinurd. Smalher* feel* that prowling Judicial qualification* for *nch % appointment- would eliminate the possibility Of a pir*idenl *ati*f>Ing n political obligation wllh a Supreme Court appointment. ••There are many fine nun who have proton them wive* In lower rourt* that hate bceri ovcrlooke*! bceau-c Of political expetirnre.” Smalher* *UU-d He acknowledg­ ed there had been »omc great Supreme Court judge* without pre’ _ vinu* experience on I he be licit, w but It »airt they were the excaption*. Under the live year ............ r u n requirement in Smalher*' hill, Ih* only member of ihe raiding Suprriiic Court that would qualify it retiring A*»ocl«te Jm iire Sher­ man Mmton. Smathrt*' bill wa» mlruduced during the last Congressional Sc»lion and teferred to the Judiciary Q Committee He will Introduce 11 again, during the ill’ll Se*»ion and feel* “confident that It will receive favorable consideration.' HOLtVWOlH r - *.V♦*i Iiro k i 1AKJNO Off on me trail of Democratic candidate*, member* of Ihr Republican “Iruth squad'* confer In Waihlngtrq on plan* for rebutting their politic*) foe*. Thtv will follow th* Itinerary of the Democrat* and. wherever po ■mte. reful* claim* and chargt*. In th* tioup (I to r l *re Sen. Charle* Potter. Michigan. Sen Fiank It *r ret t. Wyoming; Hep, Cordon S*her«r, Ohio, and Rep Donald 1* Jockfon,California. Below, Vice Pre*ld«nt Richard M. Niton (right) ipcakv to a targe croud on hand to greet him on hi* arrival in Ln* Ar.grlr*. wnere he Marlrd hi* ij-itate campaign teur.ffrrernelloriatj In th* opening *huu, lla.hell played a ntwitand dtnlfr who wav trying to oh la in opera licit'* for « hum. The contrived situsttnn »plit wide open al the *e*in* How D xtl turned out wu* ■ mat­ in t it lin es MEitccit NEW VORK (A PI—The br*t ter of Indiffrrfn.e to thl* depart­ half hour filiiinl -etie* of nrthm ment. which twitched to other and romance In thl* new letevls. channel*, • • a U>n tea*.in ha* made II* depot oil “Studio One" un CBS TV played MIC TV It »* “Sir lancetul" which eoncem* the knight* of * good Idea famy on It* flr*l pro­ King Arthur'* RournltaMr many gram of Ihe new -r.,*nit In the irntniie* ago. •tnry of a collector of l.inrotnia Dotihlle** devigne.l prininrily who decide*! to hum an original for younger viewer*. "Sir lance-1 of the Cetiyiburg Addre**, If lot’* actually appeals to anyone played sUnleht In itw natural dra­ of «nv age who enjoy* watching matic development, toe drama. her.de action*. Filmed In England, “A S| nt'lal Amniuncenienl". thl* program unroll* a Magnifi­ might have been more I n t e r r ­ cent pageant of kntghl* and ra<- ing. tle.*, of inn-ling and broad award A* the wealthy collector, Boh The |.io<lucer< appear to have Cumin Ing* gave a convincing pci .jwired n.» eflort In re*-apturing formanre which *h»wrd he ha* the authentic detail* of the day* a**«ta other than light comedy. In ill hreathlea* dealre to withof chivalry. « . * hold the rea-on why Camming* The wont new comedy .ilua- wax going to burn the previous I Hon *erle. of the *ea*on follow* d.HUPicnt, the drama went into a “Sir l-nnrelol** on NflC-TV. It U long *eric. of flashback* Th# ‘•Stanley.* a dUa-ter which ha. Ohyiou* rMson —that the collector rta»hed around Ihe portly per.on wtihed to bring attention to the uf Buddy flicked. •plril of the document hy burning Though llackett I* a rr.lllent it- seemed apparent from the h*. to nl. It'* questionable whether ginning. So why didn't they play he'll l« able to eitricate hitmelf tie itory Una *tralght and let it. from Ihe mint. natuial dramatic value, carry i t 7, 'Sir Lancelot1 Best Of Filmed Half Hour Shows I Ungwood Ive At ' m I tore f t io" 'i d r*tr*t Kv « n tro ’:*. 1 —— -V* farewell to her \fte r four u r’iitful ,et"i'n». lly MTS. ItlT lI 1. WO ‘ Our MU* Brook*" H * frJ-d friend* of Mr* Anna Mcnle’t. fiom th* Friday night nrogram- a former rcaident of Longwood. in*. Sh* 1* cap',n» heck on re MTil be sorry to hear that she run*, appearing five lint** weekly u a patient in the Sanford Mr on CRS-TV daytime. mortal Hoipilat. with a broken Kvo it shedding no tear* ovtr hip. th« pa«*ing of h*r school teacher ——— character Police Cliief Layo ami Mr* "After four year*. I've had It." h*'* relumed to town from *hr »lghcd on one of hrr Infir- a vaeaiion »pcnt with their .laughmient trip* Into Inter from her Iff. Mr* Howard Eaton. anil Hi Men Valley ranch. “ 1 think w« family in Webitcr. N. V. ent about a* far a* wr rmdd go with the «ho«r-perh*p* even a litMr«. Paul Burmailcr ha* re tie farther. turned from a three month trip " ( might h it# been more en H» »>* continent, where *hr tiiilthuaia.tie about going on if w.. 'ed in Swllicrlaml. Kratice. Spain hadr.'t had *uch a h ai.lr la*! *,j and teteral other point* of in •on It tva* a me.-s. Fir*t of all. Irretl they Mario.I to change the format Tim Saturday Evening Pinochle I argued againtt it, but they went Oub met at Ihe home of Mr*. ahead artvway, "Much of the time We didn't Maude Topper )a*l Saturday know whnl we were doing. The Among lhn»e plating were. Mr casting didn't work out right. and Mr* CharIc* Wale* of Kern We lo»t our writer. Al hewn, be- Path, Loiii* Knoll. While the catue of an argument wllh an- other member* were awa> on vacation. other wrller," She admitted jhr did have *ome Mr*, t lurries Ntckol* enter icgtei* about leaving the *h..w "f grew rather fond of MU* twined Mr*. Lcro) Neumann. (truck*." »he reflected. “After all, Mr*. Etla Jame*. Mr*. Thoma* ahe ha* been very good to me " Gladwin a ml Mr* It C. CarD.ui Eve will he able to keen her at Contra.l Bridge al her honn ranch in chickenv for a long time le*t Thursday afternoon. *inc« tile'll be coll#,ting on the ------re run* of the *hnw. Hut .he won't Mr* Jp ,*r » Coll Ingham ha* m remain idle. lunievl to town after .pending “ I'm still under exdutlve ron- • tract to CBS." *he -aid. "I hate largely a mailer of finding th* three mnnlh* to com# up wiiti ihe right writer* and then the right pilot film for a new series It'* ra*ting" NOTICE Closing date has been extended to October 22, 5 p.in. Sealed bids in duplicate covering build­ ing' described in specifications dated October 1st 1056 for Legion Fair Build­ ing 100'XIDO* X 10* on U. S. highway 1792; one an one half mile south of San­ ford. Florida: will be received by Camp­ bell - Lousing Post No. 53 Inc., 1*. O. Box 18, Sanford, Florida. Specifications will be furnished by writ­ ing above address or calling at Oalloway’s Service Station—•101 West 1st St. The Legion reserves the right to reject any and all bids. some time In CTnclnnitl, 0 „ where site w u called duo. to Um nines* of her brother, kllst Marsurl< * Cot ting ham. relumed home with her mother and will spend >iimr lime here. Air. and Aire. Herschel Demorelt end ion*, Bobby and Stea­ rns, Air. and Mre. Maurice PerIry and children, April and Afaurire Jr., and Air. and Aire, Neal Gilbert were gueati of Mr. and Mr*. Jatnr* McGrath. Jams* Robert and William KeLaushUn lait Sunday. Mr*. Alyrl Blankenship, Mlti Winona Craig and a friend, Mr*. J. Webster returned from Tilmouth Height*. Me., where they have been spending the auntmer month*. Mr* Helen Sleuird and Mr*. Kaye Heed of Karmlngton. Ale., arrived in town on Sunday to • pend the winter. They have lakm an apartment In Winter Park. Mr* Cattle Ataler* and slsler, Mr* Freeman returned to t/mg■ood on Satunlay after spend­ ing the summer month* In Mat•sehuselt* and New Hampshire. On Tuesday Mr*. Malert drove Mri Freeman to St. Petersburg where she will spend Ihe wfnler. Mr*. Alalrr* i* expected to re­ turn the last of the week. 0IOIOI MIANV (top, left), prnldent of the lS-million-mer^ber Arucio labor orgarlsatlon, U shown with Democratic Presi­ dential nominee Adlal E. Stevenson In Waibingten, after an hourlong confertnee. Meany tald he Intends to “do wlat 1 can" to aaturw Bteveruon'e elaetlon as I*reildrnt. At bottom, the Democratic nomi­ nee confer* with Jame* D Carry, prr;Mrnt of the Intrmattonal Union of Elecliirat, Radio and Marhlta Worker*. The Exeeullvw Council of Ihe AKli-ClO end It* general hoard have endorsed th* Itcyenaeo-Kcfauvn lUkrL (IntrrMtlonol SoundphologJ If you use »mall wooden »Vewei» for bolting libit* outdoor*, It *ure to *onk Ihe Skewer* for nn hour or *o Iwfnre you're ready to cook. « H U G E ... S * _ l 1 -1 ILwJ Used t s ir daie: 3 D A Y S O N LY ! The more you weiglfl . . . the less you pay! SL <S- Act N*wl fee limited Tlm» Only Wo Will Doduct $1 for Ivtry Pound You Weigh Prom Iho Special Sal* Uitd Car You Chooiot Check These Fine Cars — NOW! OOCTOII work ovoe David Eftej, IT, In St. John'* tlnepltal, ilruoklyn, N.Y.. alter he m»* beaten half to death with rock* by a gang of 30 teen-age hood­ lum*. Ha had reportedly come from Manhattan wllh *lx com­ panion* for a “grudgt light.* A p rin t stand* by *• EMey’s con­ dition remain* critical with mclliple *t*b wound* and a fractured ikull. |JoterruMloaalJ Join In The Fun and Save—-On Many Other Bargains at SEM INOLE COUNTY MOTORS 519 E. First S t Phone 1011 ★ ★ Ifl.VA CHEVROLET— h >Ih 4 dr. sedan. Beamlat green with rrraei top, beaell* last, hike nr». One owner eutnmohlle with lir« mllee. Alndrsel* Down Peymenl, only I10.3S ■ month. 1051 PLYMOUTH SAVOY-4 dr. cede* Ponrrfllte, radio, heater. Beautlfal tn-lone rolor. A'nor'e for only llll.e e down end mon­ thly pajmrnU al only g tl.ll, 1951 M KRCURY— cu.lem 4 dr. eed.n. fltdo, healer, overdrive. Mtrhenlcelly A-t plus. One owner eHtomoblle with low mllreAll for only 1100. down. Monthly paymente of *11.00. ★ ★ 193.1 O O O G E V-S— | ,|r tednn. Been- liful blur, radio, healer, Gyromatle, hisk-np Btea. turn signals and tinted gleaa. Thl* •ns owner rar a real value. Wnrranteed mrrhanlcal rundltlnn. (100.00 will handle. 4*01.uO full ,price 1931 O L O S M O M II.K -su p er Rl 4 dr. m dsn. Hydrimatle, radio, hraler,power brake*. Tu tone grern.one nwnrr low mileage beow ty. Vour pteeenl tar In Iraday only I ll.S t • month. 1951 MERCURY— 4 dr. eedea. Heo*> liful blark. Power fleering, Merc-O-Molle, radln. Kiscllrnt while well tlrye. Owe owner. A beauty with low mile*. L*w down **yment, only lll.o o a month. Doa't ■!»• urUI Subtract your weight In dollars From any of these used car beautiesl "Your Friendly" O lfl CHIN BAHM. Jl, wrapt a tape mcaiure around hotel! and her “form* after being selected In New York as America'* me it perfect fashion model. She will reign over a faihlon-o-rama •how of designer*1 Blest mod-Is ti the Coliseum in N'tw York. D0DGE-PLYM0UTH DEALER 519 E. First S t SANFORD Phon« 1011 . & h A . ‘ �¥* -Surgeon Describes f Artificial Kidney - CAN FRANCISCO l i t - A turor-geon haa tfn ciib H • simple new artificial Hdn*r which yoa ra'ght j BwaDow to prevent death from blood poisoning. m Once easily awallowrd, It would ' f o the work of ailing kidney* to remove fatal poisons from the bleed. It Is mrrely a thin, collapalblo tube ol plattle laaaaie cas­ h in g , filled la'er with a ipecial Z fluid to make It work Ilka healthy • sfiUnoyi to purify the blood. It work* wehn It'a Inilde the amall Intestine. Thl* artificial kidney haa kept dof* alive even when both their *- Udneya had been removed. It also * helped a man dying of a chronic -kidney disease that had ruined Ida kldne) i. Thia bold approach to a moid geriouv problem vra* reported at . the opening of the American Col­ lege of Surgeon*' annual eongrei* by Dr. Paul It. Schloerb, turgeon - of the Unirrraity of Kanaaa *. School of Medicine and Kantat City Veteran* Ailminittratlon IK . : TVJEW TORS—The other night t farewell party waa given In a Waat aide blitre called The N J ' Fireplace for an actreaa who, at Uaat tcmporarl■ p j t j L m ly, haa loft Manhattan for the making of movie* A ■ ■ in HoUywuuJ. In a half-doicn newspaper city P * c j f a M t mom*, editor* pauaed briefly In their Uvea of I Ui Sulet deaperation to burn prayer paper* of thank* I to Idol* of wood and atone. The etorm waa over. , T The actreaa la Jayno Mansfield. and I am not , „ . / needling her—I Ilk* her—with my oblique reJj mark* about how happy city editor* are that ’ n ah#-* gone. Moat of them, though they never met Jayne Momfleld her. have a retaking, left-handed admiration for her. too. It'a Juat that they never knew what to do with her. 3h* vat Miaa Jaynie, who had kicked around briefly bi always there movie* before then, buret on the New York K e n * a w in te r or two ago when ah* waa eaat In a Marilyn Monro* part In Will Surer31 gpOil Sock /faster f, the Georg* Axelrod play. Jayne played M. M. to perfection and th* drama erttica gave bar her due. There waa a Breaking auaplcton that tkla aort of thing waa th* only role that Jaynie could play, but no on* carped about It. fiht wa* ataluaaqu* to behold, funny to llaten to and ah* definitely botitered an untven play. Cvtryoe* waa happy Mia* Mansfield had com* to call. Blood poisoning, or uremia, ebmet when Injured or direased kidney* fall to remova potions •Kumulatng In Ibe blood. One n il f lllt LAST joins President flannhowar In acknowledging cheers In lb* Bald bout* of Bradley University, Peoria, III, after the Chief atuwor is to tap blood flowing Es*>.utlve outlined his farm program. Ha pointed to the record ot through an artery and send It hh.n farm price* 'without a war," and blasted th* Democratic rigid through an artificial kidney ma­ p*.ico supperis aa "mockery and deceit" At bottom, Pat Nixon tries chine where It'a purified and put <n o ton-gallon bat for also In Houston, Tex, at sh* arrives with bark Into a vein. tha Vic* President, who was Buffering from laryngitis and Influenza. Th# heart of the** machine* la Later, In Oklahoma City, Mrs. Nixon delivered a short campaign a Uiln m usage casing with Uny speech herself to taka tha pressure off her husband. (International) permttlng poison* In the such as potassium, urea and pltrogen, to escape Into a ■pedal bath of turoundlrng fluid. Dr. Schloarb find* the sausage Caring works juat a* well when put Inside the email Intestine. It •a a remove poisons from (ho blwd then even though not la HOLLYWOOD tit— A year ago Sep*. 10, Jam** Dean’s Ufa was direct contact with the blood. sunffed out on tha highway, end­ th e tuba with, on* end closed. ing at 24 what promised to b t I* i put Into Um> nltestlne. Tho a netablo acting career. special liquid which ran draw out poisons la pumped into tho open Th* posthumous cult for Dean end of ibe tube, and oaeapor haa not b*~n equaled In film his­ tkgoagb another channel at the tory. Th* reasons have boon ospounded In m u s t! net and news ■pen end. articles — th* Identification of to­ lo fa r this method ha* been day's youth with Dean's film por­ triad on only one human, a 44- trayals and his own BOxed-up year-old man dying of hopeless life, etc. kidiey damage, lying In a coma But I believe a prim* factor la when ho wasn't out of hit mind IWm tha effect* of blood poison­ alto tha sentiment aroused be­ ing II* wa* loo tick lo swallow cause a alar died before fulfilling tha tubing, to a seven-foot section his premia*. In that, Doaa was of it wav inserted surgically la hit not unique. History has *11*11 re­ peated th* tragedy of start who ■mail Intestine. were erased from the film arena Within hour* ha improved, could by sickness, suicide or sudden tafc rationally; trith bla wife. He death before the prim* af Uf*. was Bolding hi* own against’ blood poisoning, but died later of Wallace Raid comet to mind. 11* won overnight lama for a fight a coronary attack. scene la “ Birth of a Nation." Ha Less III persons might awallnw tarred In picture after pletura. th* tubing, getting another tem­ porarily built-in kidney to pull THIS NIW OIANT tsltfrope at th* them through acuta attacks of Whit* Kind* Proving CSround. kidney failure until their own kid­ New Mexico, can ''see'' a mlvoll* neys recovered Dr. Schloerb said. 100 ml'.M away In natural color through a 140-lneh lens. The revolving equipment, weighing IH tons, la deslgne<l to open!* with radar aet*. It was devel­ oped at th* Fort Monmouth, N J , Signal Corps Engineering laboratories and was shipped to New Mrxtco for further lr-*« K Spotlight O n Hollywood with nrwrnmrr b h.rn-y t> la "Lilli* Mis* Marker'* and was on her way toward a bright film career. Ilui sudden death in a car crash ended her lift at 19 on June 2, 1911. On S*pt. 2 ot that year, another promloing career came to an un timely end. Russ Col uni ho had ridden the top of hit ernonrr crai* with hit records like “ You May Can it Madneu" and “ Prisoner of Love.** On* day ho slopped to sae a photographer frirml. Whllr they talked, the friend picked up a Civil War pistol. The ancient gun suddenly exploded and shot a ttrrt hall again«t a dr«k. It rlrhochetol and struck Cnlumbo in the hrad. For jeart afterward, the news of his death was kept from hii all ing mother. The singer was only 20 Hollywood was shocked on Jan. 2, 1937, to learn of tha suicide at 19 of Rot* Alexander. II* was a talented young actur who#* p»r. sonality hsd scored In “ Flirtation Walk." “ Ready. Willing and Able" and other Warner musicals and comedies. Only recently he had bren married to actress Anne Nagel. Friends reaarned that he had b#*n despondent over the death of hll first wife. Sh* had killed her•elf after an argument with him. Jean Harlow, born llarlean Carpentier in Kansas City, set Holly­ wood afire In the early 19M* Sh* was th* original platinum blonde and her performances In "IM I’a Angels'' and “ Publle Enemy* set th* standard for sea on the Krrvn. Later sh* turned redhrad and beam* an exrrllsnt comedi­ enne. SHORTLY THEREAFTER. however, the deluge began. Ja>..a either hired, waa trapped by or waa related to about six presa agents. Each one, enthualaatle about bla work, bombarded New York-* eJItor*, columnist* and reporters with new* of th* dear child. It must have been the greatest publicity campaign In history, and I cm not unmindful of th* fascinating job that of Doris Lilly did a ftw >i ire ago in behalf of Uvt Pimm's Cup boos* people. At all theatrical and movie premiere*. Jayn* waa there—although frequently, after having swept Into a lobby and posed for picture*, she had to duck out a aid* door to gat to th* Bhubert theatrr on Urns for her own performance*. If a delicateaaen opened In th* Bronx, Jayn* showed up and waa photographed alltlng on a stool with a sturgeon sandwich In hand. I am not kidding. I am not sure I can remember a cocktail party or Krabble session 1 attended In th* past year In which Jayn* didn't arrive aooner or taler to aay hello, everybody, and make that pretty, open wide, smlla for th* blrdl*. For a while, editors freely published a compute pictorial record of lha Mansfield jollities The weather stltl waa th# Item mopt often written about on Pago One, but Jayn* waa a clow sound. N> Arnold Toynbee, she still t* sharp enough to know what makes a good publicity story and her quote* were much more entertaining and Ingenious than poor Marilyn's Flatly, with no holds barred. Jayna K t out to make th* top In a storm of press agenlry. Sh* did. • • • A SHIP AIOVI A PIANS?— An everyday spectacle at Schlphol the International airport of the Netherlands, is this one of a ship being higher up than a plane. The airport la situated below sra-lcvel. Tumps and a network of millions of drainage pipes keep water below tunw ays under control. Pumps discharge w ater In canal. STRIKE GOBS INTO 2nd DAY TAMPA (A— A itrike of ICO union workmen that haa closed (wo Tampa brewerka went Into its second day today. W. Eugene Wartutedt, preildent of Southern Brewery Inc., and E. L. Roja, secretary of the Tampa local of the Brewery Worker* Un­ ion, Mid they thought a settlement would be reached »oon. Roja said the principal issue la a demand for a raise of IS can's an hour In the baric piy of I1.C2. SANFORD LODGE No. G2 F-JicAAI. I’nst Masters’ Night Tuesday, O ct.G First Section 5:45 Supper 6:30 p.m Second Section 7:30 p.m. No Reservation* After Oct. 12 R. C. WHITMIRE Worshipful Master F. I-. MILLER Secretary • ALL T ilts, however, reached a point where city oditora were afraid to pick up their phones tret another Mansfield p .s would be there to Inform him Jaynl* waa opening a dog kennel In Brook­ lyn. At least one editor, muffling hU eoba, announced ttredly that there would be no more Mansfield publicity In hi* paper unless Jayna knifed someone. Others tvldenlly felt tha aam* way—but they were bolting th* door alter th* htlfer got away. Jayn* bad tha battle won. Bh# becama a regular TV panelist, sh* got a Hollywood contract— and finally, off to tho plywood spires and minarets of California aha went I am told that ah* arrived with her daughter, flva dog*, a cat and her fiance, Mickey Hargttay. All but Mickey kad on pink mink collars H Is where aha belongs of court*—In a Sunset boulevard mansion with three swimming pools or behind cameras whlU a director lella her to lean back, moliten her mouth and reach Hollywood and Jayn* are th* perfect wedding of capabilities Mlsa Monroe, Mlaa Diana Dora ami th* other great magoo* wlU And themselves tak­ ing to th* storm callers With Mias Jayn* on hand, they art la fait company. Here In New York, city editor* are beginning to coma out from behind locked doors Wondering, of course, who tha next on* will be. If you wonder why newsmen drink, you new know. • Radio W T H n - i.iv r o H ii i um Kii.nevt i.i.e stuiixi-.aiiav o iw n iM iv T h a Ith y th m l| n « r liiiiv n n W o ,I I At H ll T w ilig h t S«nao H ix ir u Hook VIu, I r A t lla n d o m On A C lo u * Ito o o F o r A L a d y It'a I'a n r a llm o I 01 SO S a II « in I'll T .a * T i lS T 10 *:*• S1* r.t r.Ulllon 0 :1* * la |a SO It it l I I:* * I t a llM N o tin ro T h o llh r lh m I ln u r At lln m o t V llh Slual# Noara U lan n f f t i l l H a lil) U I I H V I1 U < 0* R l* n On 4 *1 l u w n D i* a k - r a 5 H N -a a S S I IV a .ta rn il i r t t a r a a 4 IV -tana 1:00 H aarn O 'clo ck C lu b 7 I t N a w a -K lo rM a T > tl N e w , VVorM 0 on J ' v h . i a (*h n lra 1 S* S lo rn rn t U r t ' i l l a a i « It lU rm n o o T im a S i t * W n rlil A t N ina 0 It - In rn ln e V le lM Ie # ' !» It r r a an * T h rro l«i»o ISO* r|nk < *•!* Mown I* St ISO* Club ISi SO Or mo of Slatn*f • > -*•. H It IT :! * t >« MM. MARY DOCl of Lot Ang*l«*. who haa lived to se* 20 different President* In the Whit* House, announce* on her 104th birth­ day that the "like* Ike" and In* tend* la prove It ooxt flection. W * r l4 nt SUftln F a r m l ' l a —t l i a r Nona tta n rk N ,w , CONFERENCE BEGINS PENSACOLA * Catholic wo­ men of the Mobile Birmingham niocese began their annual con­ ference today after hearing a criticism of 'rock 'n roll" music. The criticism was by Arch­ ill hop T. J. Toolen at a ParentTeacher* Association meeting yes­ terday. Mr*. R. F. Richardson of Pensscola wa» chosen president of the P-TA council. NOW SHOWING OV o The car that goes ’em all one better < 1 2 LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 4:2a Get set fo r big surprises on FEATURE 6:42 10:09 DOROI HT M. LUI HI RORIRT YOUNG MI RBI Rt MARSHAL! lhe Enchanted Cottage JAVttl PUMA, reputedly "tha oldest maw la (ha world" at I T years, awing* at reporter Erafly Betear In Raw York at what waa to have been a r a y Interview. Th* four teal, law inch Colombia* showed a liking for Mis* lteiatr, but when aha agreed to bold hand*. he decided she might steal his ring and started twinging. Hospital authorities after examining him agree that ha may bo over 120 yean aid. Ilia punching spree ram* to an end when ho waa offered ■ glam of orange Juice and an i n cream c o o * .__(laienMitoneU Only franchised CfrerroUt dealers THE INFORMER display tAisfamous trademark HOLLER MOTOR SALES **■» �It—BUIUIINU—REPAIRS PAINTING it: THIS mw to wlat you wont CLASSIFIED ADS Ph.1821 IK—PLACES H CAT There'll He Some Change* Mad* in opening and doting hours at the DOGGIE BAH 4 DINER. Lake Mary. A—LOST FOUND — 1951 Seminole High School class ring. Initiali on in ildr Owner call at Salvation Army. 214 E. Second St. I—PERSONAL NOTICES ROLLAWAY, llotpital and Oaby Beds Day, Week, or Month—'TeL 1421. Furniture Center — 111 Wets F u at Su FREE NAME IMFKINT On Christ mi* Cards During October Lay*A way NOW! POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY UT S. Maanolla - I’hone DM a u t o m o t iv e -BOATS AND MOTORS _ Evlnrude Salta 4 Servlet ROBSON Sporting Good* M E. lit St. 1 bone 14’ plywood factory boat, k c « ) duty trailer and 64 model John­ son 10 HP motor. .for • S0*L®r will sell boat 4 trailer for 5275. Ph. 1 9 4 A M . ____________ TRAILERS ________ der. Bale-Rent, Pb. 699-XIL Ill pay YOU to a** ua before u buy. Open Evening! and ndayt. „ , Eaitaid* Trailer Sale* Palatka, Fla. i la * free w as to the R1U hcatre for Carol Jean lloR. ip. data Oct. 19, 1936. I aluminum, all-modern 30 foot -alter. BUI Adami, Dreamvrold filler Court. H ALL ALUMINUM houaa rider with enclosed cabana. Uvcrvlew Ave. PHONE 2295-J. B—TRUCRB 1912 Ford 4 too pick up. Now tire* g.OOili mud grip rear. New Paint, A-I throughout. One lo­ cal owner, 5593.00 . Seminole Truck 4 Tractor Co. 1100 French Ave. Phone 1500. FINANCIAL 47—rURNnVRB Used fwrainww, e M en eve. Bough ATTIC GOING TO WASTE? Tarn- 44-IN8URAN«'E an Bate l* Lai IL Phone i n . ing It Into ent or more attrac­ COMPLETE MODERN tive room* la eaiy, Inexpensive. IN8URANCR Let Hill Lumber and Supply TV SPECIAL Yard help you dtcide bow to All the NEW KINDS nf nr* and casualty. Insurance available la make it serve you. Call 03, The Sofa Bed the best of Companies al Low Lumber Number, or drop in— Matching Chair 223 W. ThirJ SL cat Rates to those who qualify. CoffeeTthl* Consult B A L L INSURANCE 3 Step TaMte I t —PIANO SERVICE AGENCY, 204 8. Park Ave., 2 Lamp* Sanford, Fla. L. L. Sill — Piano Technician $179.00 Pbtae 2194 Reale I, Saaferd 3i—MONEY TO LOAN GOLDEN DAWN 21—ROOFING and PLUMBINO AUTO LOANS INTER8PRING MATTRESg COST LESS Reg. >41.50 leas trade 52950 CERAMIC TILE Box Springs at Identical Savings Paul P. Mueller k Son Ph. 154 Florida State Bank Free eitim ate. Quality work. HOLLYWOOD BED OF SANFORD_____ PLUMBING Innerspring Mattress Contract and Repair Work Box Spring MERCHANDISE - Headboard Fret Ultimate! (cholca of colon) R. L HARVEY S49J0 42 —ARTICLES for RENT _ _ 204 Sanford Are. Phone 1I2R Legs Free Thla Is a free pas* to the Movieland RMa-In Theatre for John See our new line of floor com ing and complete home furnishing*. Aleiander. Eap. dal* Oct. 19. FREE DELIVERY 1954 I J lfrtH IW L B ECHOLS BEDDING CO. NOW I mm film rental library Corner 2nd 4 Magnolia, Ph. 1222 C*atraa<a| and Repair at Wltboldt’a Camera Shop. 210 • Bad Bamberger’’ Mgr. INI Saaferd Ate. Phene t i l l 8. Park Ave. Open Monday’s til 9:99 p.m. VISIT OUR BALCONY W. J. KING 13—ARTICLES for SALE Plumbing Coitractor Kohler Plumbing k SuppUet —Factory is T*»— Ream Electric Water Heater* 45—FARM and OAMPPKN" A lum inum r ill Orlande Dr. Pb. M V enetian Blind* MDslonarr-Ererhearlng S t r a w ­ Enclosed heed. Sag atwaf K»»tem Plumbing. Kreiky Heating berry Plants— 11.50 per hundrail with plat He end*. Ptaalie *r M. G. IIOUGES red CaU Ray Lord, 1317-W. rayon up**. Coton m nyten Service on All Water Pumpt This is a free pais to the Rite Wall* Drilled — Pump* Soakarik Glaaa and Patari C*. Theatre for * Judy “Brown Exp. Paola Road, Phone 700 date Oct ' L 19. 1961 I ll- tu West 2nd S l Phone 3* PLUMBING * HEATING I’rat Compost ( Dartwelder'a) 40c Septic Tank Installation 4 Service We buy and sail used furniture. bu. bag. Graprvlllc Nursery, Paying lop cash price* lor any lleaicr Sarvlrt. Archie C. liarUrap*vlHc Ave. Phone 2031. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ tett. Phone 734-W or 1215. ING POST on 17-92 Pb. 2095-W. RENTALS 22-SPECIAL NOTICES PAINT. 12 50 gal. Sleeping bag*, "tlSTOM UPHOLSTERING rot*, blankets, tarpaulins. Army 54—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS dip Coven and Drape! Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford AveSTANLEY KULP 3-room unlurn. apt. Newly (Hcora ________ PHONE 2555-J.________ Good used Electric n*ng*. only tad. 1501 Ctlery Ph. 905-W. 545.00. See It at Sanford Electric PUMPS 4 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS WBLAKA APARTMENTS: room* Company. All types and sues, InitaUed *r private hath*. 114 W. First SL "Do It Yourself." BE SURPRISED at our variety WE REPAIR AND SERVICE and low prices. F.M.B. 5c, 10* SRR Seminal* Realty for Demr STINE able Hemet and Apia. Phene 17. 4 25c Stor*. 321 S. Sanford. Machine and Supply C*. 207 W. 2nd SL Pb. M HUTCHINSON'S O s s a i Front Good used lloipolni Refrigerator Apts. 5)9 8. Atlantic. Daytona DATUM BROTHERS for just 570 . 00 . a bargain. San­ Beach. Call S374-W. Dragline 4 Bulldoiar Service ford Electric Co. Ph. 2212 Geneva. 2494w S an lerl Naw two hodroom bouses, hltchtn ORLANDO Sentinel Star, CaU G e n e r a l Electric Refrigerator. equipped. 1904 Woihiaiten. Ph Like naw used less than 1 year, Ralph Ray. 1190. 44) or wrtto Jack Flyit, Box 5160 00 takes it. Sanford Electric 392 Sanford. Co. BULLDOZING Furnished garagu a p t 2399 MatLOWERY 4 BRIDGR8 lonvtll*. San. 1IM-W Orange City Spr 4-1914 FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tap* Recorders. Supplies, See (VIEHOLDfS CAMERA SHOP. 210 LAKE FRONT-4 Bedroom unCK08LEY - BENDIT S. Park Ava. Salea and Service famished house, flehlng swim­ ming. TH bathe, carports, I RANUALL Have electrlo Phllco refrigerator, mile* from Sanford. 595. Then* Electric Company apt. sue gas stove, gat apart 90S6-W4 after 4:59 p.m. Service— Q uality- SiMaficUea heater. Call at 2909 8. French Pb 111 Sanford 2I37-J-3 Da Bary Ave. Larga f u n . apL 110 Magnolia. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * Available now, • room house on Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Naw 21" TV for sal*. Can be scan Celery Ave. available October at 2520 S. Yale Ave. LONG. Phone 3M 207 Eaet 6th. Phone A. K. Roeeettor, Commercial Ave. FlorliL 712. 14—APPUA.4 .T.S ENVELOPES, Letterheada. at*tenlcaly furnlahed apartmenls, invoice*, hand billa, and FRIGID AIRE aMllSMO*, Oi l OO Clean, manta. San LnnU Apt*. 404 “ and service. G. H. High, OriaOe, programs, a t e . Prograaalv# Priming Co. Phona 404 — 403 Fla. Fbons FO-53JI9 or Sanford 14th St. Phone 1715-R. HM2-W alter 0 p . m. _ West 13th SL_______________ Hole Court I room apartments, furnished. Kitchen equipped For home repair work and altera­ Rebuilt Electric water cooler. 573 00. Sanford Eleclrie Co. Phene U K tion!. Call 151-J. Ray C. Slagle. Tree* trimmed, removed and da 562 WUly* 4 wheel drive pick up. mosed. Ph. 1007-R. New 7.00s 15 mud tire*. New SANFORD TREE CO. paint, belter than a jeep w hen the going il rough. One owner, Expert watch repair. Guaranteed. 9425.00 Seminole Truck 4 Trac­ 1-day rervlc*. Sanford Jewtlry tor Co. 1100 French Avs. Phona 4 Luggage. 304 Sanford Ava. 1500. FOR EVERYTHING In hardware 54—USED CARS and paint see—Hill Har-lwaro Co., 301 E. 1st SL, Phone 53 1949 Chav. 4 door sedan. New ,aln t, seat covers, excellent Robmiun Hand Crafted Furniture. tlrns. Radio and heater, 1293. Trade In accepted. 203 E. 21st We build, ’design and rellmsh. St* al 911 French. Pb. 32-B._ 196) MERCURY 4door Sedan. EMPLOYMENT lt and you'll buy It. BAY IRON, Phone 2454 or 1J43W 14 -CHILD CARE after 4:00 p. m. a O P E N I N G 195) Chrysler Windsor 4-door DoLux*. Only 22,000 actual milt*. DAY NURSERY—will keep child­ ren ages l to 5. from 5:20 a m , Call Ray Herron, Phone 2156, or to 5:20 p.m. PHONE 1M-W. 1342-W after 4:00 p. m. 20—KF.LF WANTED—FEMALE TOR NEW PONTIACS and good, clean USED CARS, call Kay Splendid opportunity for an alert, Herron, Phone 2454, or 1543-W ambitious young woman who is after 4:00 p. m._____________ seeking permanent umploymenL If you have the potentials, wo BUSINESS will train >ou for on* of the most Interesting Jobs In San­ SERVICES ford. You will work MondayFrtday, and have regular »eh* 15—APPLIANCE REPAIRING doled increases In salary. Mini­ mum requirement* are at 'east HEATERS a High School education, age Cleaned and Checked 19-IS, ability to type. I’crmanrnt PHONE 1320-lt resident of Sanford. Apply Southern Bell Telephone Co. 115 14-BEAUTY PARLOR* Palmetto Ave. _ Alr-coaditoned Salon Female ttshler, A p p l y Rlts Harriett’! Beeity Nook M LOM Ph. 971 Theatre. GIRL to answer | hone, 9:30 a. IT—BUOAHNO - REFAIRS m. to 5:00 p. m., ala day* a FA1NTJNO week. 515. PHONE 2304. be­ ■v ■ *— ■ tween 9 and I p. ra. WOOLSEY 77—IIEI.F WANTED—MALE Marine Finishes Man for fuel oil route. Give For Your Boat qualifications in writing to BOX Senkarik GUau and I’ainl Ca 303, Sanford Herald. * THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. Oct. 10,1956 97—BROKE 18 a id REALTORS 20 aero tile farm. Throe bedroom Near Seminole High School. 3home, large b a n . All equipment bodroom homo, 3 years old. ■nd machinery. E tty terms. Ph. Kitchen equipped. FHA financ­ 19994. F. O. Bex U54. ed. Include* blind*, wal*r near­ er 4 Spar* heater. Beautiful 95-HOMES landscaped lot. Priced at 5tl,400. Keauiring ll.tkxi Down, S22ft DOWN 560 mo. No closing cost. 3 Bedroom* and Cnrporu T e rra in Floor* Kltchet. Equipped W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO Nice Residential Location REALTORS landscaped Yards Phone 27 or 145 Rtady for occupancy in 3 week* 1911 Park Avt Seminole Realty A- K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Pdont i n i Builder !R00 Mellon villa SACRIFICE 9X36 Down Owner leaving town. Necessitates selling of a comfortable low prlrpd 2 bedroom frame home within 2 miles from Air Baa*. 9 room, S bedroom home, 15750 Full pric* 53455. CaU now for Loci led on Uld Orlando High- appointment. wny. Ideal for children, school bus stop. Call 1332-M. LARGE 4-bedroom bom*. IJeal location for children. Ph. 2533-J. & L jJ ~ fZm/L C. f THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card of Thanks In the Sanford Herald m**U • which Is difficult to fill In any ether way. Not only is It a nva fipreulon of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes but also courteously acknowledge* tne terrier* and kindneasOi^of man to whom a personal nole of thank* cannot well bn &ew*paper _ Card* of Thank* are accepted as iocUDy rccL. Emily Poit, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they aervt man y good utca Thera is no prescribed form for a Card of Tbanka. U eaa h# ae brief or a* detailed a t you deairo. When tbo occasion come* you will ind a sympathetically understanding member of our staff to a tlM rou. THE ”IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE It is the custom of manr families In this country to commemorate s bereavement by an "In Memorium" notice in newspaper classified column*. They find a real solace therein. Preparation or selection «f i rjilabl# verae bring* beck to them tender, pleasant recollections. A » EHra Cook, the Kngli*h poet ha* *e beautifully expresaed lit "How cnicllr aweet ar* the echoes that start When memory play* an old tune on the heart.*’ . , .[* frequently an In Memorium II Iniertrd on the anniversary if death. However, other dates, whirh It Is fell are appropriate or riranlngful are also selected. The birthday of the departed, the wedding anniversary. Memorial I)*y, even Chriitmaa are among other significant ocra aions choacn. If vou arc hesitant to express your tender thoughts in poei loelic form, rou may avail .vourarif of tha Herald’s collection of original nil vertex, rhea# _ __________ __ w , •• , *Pr ,*a In poetic twautv the emotions of the bearrtatriage. Among them ar* ve’rsea appronriale to any circumstance. BALL REALTY PHONE 1134-J I.OW COST HOMES TELEVISION Block hum* with 1 beiroom for 55000. iiitl.a.Mio w riiv K iiiv v a rrr.n a ita * a st A 't ie n t u r e VMIh L'sele Will i.i* Su p erm an uv isaiau •:(* New*. W’tilMr-VHlt* Silt Ju h e Daly N ew s a . a * T h e Fit* Owl, 7.** Arthur UiMlfitr Miow I lo The Rebel* a.ee The Millionaire a a* l ee U u i A X e c re i *:** WedneeOar Mehl k'l(bl( til l Klim Kate lets* Veit V i* Theie i*.a* Ciuik.Ii o i l Dee ilia* Mpl l .Newt Heporl 11:14 Itep vM ere n e u iiS u n lll<4 Plaa-eff s o i m i o r Mini mnu Man On N ew t-V V 'selh er lb* Mureius Ubuw CapUle Kanaeroo Tale Lane Of Ouie II, n.lil, ml Film Kar# nirlke II Itlrh Velieet M4r Im) , at I.K* n.#r. h f-r Tomorrow liuMInc l.l*hi APrcn.vuo.v hew , l i o l t'p A It* reunite “Ae the rterih Tutet* Johnny Cereon Vlewert t(l(*,l The flc Pejeff Furnlahed I bedroom horn* on 3 lots with fruit trrr* Juit outside city limit* for 55400. .1 bedroom block home with nice yard and fruit trees for 56920. BEAUTIFUL Solid 2 Bedroom New 2 bedroom block home lor 57500. Brick Robert A. Williams Horn* REALTOR This Is a free pea* to the Pralrl# Raymond i.undquUI, Lake Drive In Theatre for Mil Thu home hat large living rimm ASSOCIATE droi Mempcr. Eap. date OcL with fireplace, I astro largo 19, 1939. b*Jroomi, dining room, kitchen Photic 1471 Atlantic Bank Bldg. with plenty of cabinet*, break­ Il Taya To Use Ciasilfied 5-room garage apartment. 5 room fast room and nice screened in RED'I-MIX CONCRETE kitchenette apt. Adult*, no petx. porth. Window Sill* • Lintels Ph. 224. Septic Tank - But# Approved Beautifully landscaped grounds Sand • Cement Mortar Mix with outside sprinkling system, Miracle Concrete Co. 2-Bedroom boqae, Mrtially (u n . control hooting for extra com­ 570 mo. Call 9M. ?N Elm Ave. Phone 1335 fort. Excellent residential loca­ tion . . . 2417 LAUREL AVE. CONCRETE HOUSE, 1901 Banferd Ave. |7S Ready Mixed Concrete, ConcrtU month, Ph. 529-R. ODIIAM 4 TUDOR, Inc. Block, Sand. Gravel Cement 2925 2 French Ave. Concrete Pip* to meet all Desirabia furn garage apt. 435-W. Phona 2490 — 2990 Qualifications. Sherman ConcrtU Pipe Co. ATTRACTIVE furnlahed room far Out West 13th 91. Phone 24X9 on* or two genatlamen, 101 W. Ninth 8 1 , I’hone 1054 W. USED IIKICK TWO CARLOADS beaulilul used brick. Orahgt, red, and b u n t black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. 44—BUMIN t M EQUIPMENT HAYNES OfBew MartUna C#.. 1-Bvdroora duplex, klLhsn cquipo*d, living room furnished. Ph. Typewmera. adding maehknaa. IlM-M. SaleaRewtala. 314 Mag., Ph. 44. 47—FURNITURE—OOtJBRMOLD Furnlahed Apt. 2 Ired rooms, large living room dining room, gas FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE 4 electric kitchen, large acreen* rd porch. Facing Lake Mary. —at Warehoua# Prlcea, vlalt BERRY'S. W* are expert* at asCall Mrs. J. H. Cowan, U95R or 245-W. listing you to secure gracious good looks with functional con­ venience. Today’* belt buy* la Avalon Apt*. Eficitacy, Ph. 7 » W nationally advertised furniture at DISCOUNT TRICES. 001 W. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ Kirat St. Phone 1617 for Even­ able for bachelor nr couple. Pri­ ing Appointment. vate hath. A*reel from Post Office. Manuel Jarobeon. • nir. v a l u e s Furn. rettage, r e s s o n g b l * . • QUICK CREDIT Located on 17 92. I’h. 3010 Wl. • EASY TERMS WILSON MA1ER 2 room apu. 112 Elm. Ph. 29B3 W. New and Used fernitnr* 211 E. First St. Phone 951 U P P E R 2-B*drooaa furnished Apartment. Private entrant*. WHITE I'hone 211. SEWING MACHINE CENTER Sales, Service and Bent*la 2-bedroom unfurm*hod h o u s e . GARRETT'S 5226 8. Saaferd At*. Apply 421 323 E. First St. Phene 123 Oak Ave. frilm K . f e 2-bedroom modern C.B.C. U rge rloaela, carports. 51400 Down 540 per mo. 2413 04k. Ph. 3129-J. LAKE FKONT New three bedroom houi* on Lake Emma. On# and half tiled hatha. Florida room. Lot 211' x 22)'. Turn Bo. oa* mil* al Oaklawn Cemetery. 11:11 New* A- SO T ill 11*114V MORMiaO i «i Teel retu rn 1 M ilhod Morning Ii 40 * apt. K antaie, • •• Of All ThU«t »il« Qodlrer •9 IB.11 14:1*1 airlk* Il lllch !!:•• Valient Ledy Mill Loin of Idle 11 31 aenrch Foe Tomtrraw 11(41 Holding List I lt:4l It:#* Iteport It 1« Plend t’p A lie Counted 11:14 Ae (he World Turn* 1 M Johnny Car,on It# lleu.eperiy 1 f t hi* Hnysfr 2 14 Hob Croeky 1 4# Dilghier Day 1:11 Hecrel Utorm 1:14 Dda* of Night « •§ Open Ifouie FOR QL'ICR ACTION us* CtaMifled ads to sell real hira. Cell 1921. say "Charge IL** BE A 2-CAR FAMliy Film Far* Rrlahler Day deerel Blerm The ltd*# of Klyht llmw.lnp eroue.l With Klein* hNHH.lv JVIHeOVVII.il. rn tv m a wr . i i Menvv m i a v n u v (MOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S < •• Si** nepert ' • ill rv«ua IldwarSi-Newe through Claatified ada. U t an C.l« Wild lllll lllfkuh : •§ Arthur <l<«lfi*y w Tl.r Vlllllv-*lrMperifnrcd ad writer assist )ou I•: m J* Pen tl-.t A H«. r-l 9 M * * lb C e n tu ry F o a I*,** Anti* ueklty l» is T i l V 11 *• II.*» Reperl IIMS I'euL Mery roid Mile lei* Hh,,w CHOOSI AN USKD CAR i ntOM OUR ORI AT SHICTfON OT VAUMA 3.Rcdroom, 1 balh home. Lovely section. 2009 Grandview Ave. Interested parti** onlr call Jacksoavtllt, EV-41543. DUE TO TRANSFER For Sale By Owner 2 bedroom home. Equity 1*00. I’h. 1093-W. GRA MK OW nn»Af a 11*j r p a i PMONi il ini Stricklnnd-Morrloon INCORPORATED Your Friendly Ford Dealer 301 E. 1st. 81. 4-bedroom house, 30th and Summarlin. WUI consider hum* trailer as part ptymsnt. Ph. 7S4-M Thla i* a free past la the Movieland Ride-la Tbeatro fer Mr. S. J. Brooks. Eap. date OcL 19, 2 BEDROOM home, kitchen equip P*d. tile bath, pin* play room’ 1959. well, corner lei, eesrtr. ire**. PRONE IMS. Badoeoeiied ground ftaar duplex fer couple. Mrs. Bcatt after _f.v_e._ii> woot yu . Street. • REAL ESTATE •U J BARD TO FATT Sell MT* Mrwgk wi t h ■WAF ANYTHING I Juat place U—ACREAGE ATTENTION BUILDERS II aero p lK corner Celery 4 Briaaon Ave'a,: terms, Ph. Or­ lando 5 5095 after T in p.m Pag* U A. B. PETERSON Broktr Astociataa: A. B. Paterson Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Garfield THE RATE Willetts, John Melich aod R. W. Uards of Thanks ar* 51.00 per Insertion regardless of alie. la William*. A. C. Doudney, land Memorium notice*, due to he fart they may run to considerable Boo the spacious naw tastefully Surveyor. ength, arc billed al 51.00 per column Inch. different homes In —, — 116 N. Tark Ave. "hone 1121 South rinocreat Danfort Grove Manors Sanfon Consult A REALTOR Ftril Valencia Villas D*Un« U’V ’.1 CULLEN AND IIARKKY DAILY C R O S S W O R D ! 1X5)1111 v jijii :-. ; IM N. Park Ave. Pkenr 2313 ACROSS S Voted -ye*-' 23 Bill IMMEDIATE [inntai-i i t i i i .i 1 1. Affixes 10 Expresses uf fla n D i l l I'.' OCCUPANCY S500 Down—$5(1 Month 3 Island of doubt r<ni.'in-;i h » j i : an Nfv.’i : iivhw 2 Bedroom borne nn 2 lot*, with Napoleon's 11. Detest anchor a IMIK J ' ' i ‘ l.» Ideally Situated exile shade and fruit trees. Equipped 16 Goddess of 29. Sprite H with stove, refrigerator and 9 Caliber* harvrata (Myth.) ckusni- : i-jiK-.m Luxuriously Planned rriii v. • 11. Nonsense healer. Complete prire 96.366. 4 IK . 9 25 Small tin tv5)~ • ;» Moderately Priced Islang 1 II. I/glala. ur-ue.ua iv;iM m hail 2 RKDIIOOM Home, well loraleJ, a S L ia a 111.: l.e 13. Itrluctanl lures 20 Chief 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 Drvitahlc ax home or trntal. o9im< ..in ii. 19 Booth 13 Corner drily anJ 2 baths situated on large, 5«jno. ww artistically Utidxtped Ists. 14. Unit of 20. Compass i B*b> 1) Paved streets and all other ROSA L. PAYTON. work point Teileedar'a Aaewee *2 Beer city conveniences make these Registered Itral Estate Broker 15. Decay labbr.) In27. Liberate colonies of owner-occupied Pkoee 2X71 17. Old lime* 21. For greul3S Fncloeure# 17-92 at Hiawatha homes truly delightful places (archaic i 22. Itlver ent lScot.1 ie Trick* to live. (Spanish 1 33 Afreah 39 Chances REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 20. Twig* 24. Black bird 31 Bcttowcd 41. Particle ot 2344 French Ave. Designed, Dull! and Sold 23. Mending of cuckoo 33. Baking addition J. W. HALL, REALTOR Johany Walker, Associate ODHAM * fTUDOR Inc. 27. American "Call Hall" I’hon* l7fJ Builder* of Fin# Homes Indiana I r- i a - T - .. Fer Florida Living 24 Section of a door SALES OFFICE 1 « 90 il 29 Chimney 2935 8. French Avenue 7 / RAYMOND M BALI. dirt Then* 2100 and 2940 II OSCAR M. HAHHISiiN 30 Faith REG. BUOKF.H.8 31. Odor •d •19 1? 8. D. Highleyman, Auoriaie 31. Pail t / i 31. Entire 294 Beaih Park Ave. Phone 999 li A amount % y k 27. Away IF IT IS REAL ESTATE lO 11 i i IT FHA APPROVED D *4 40 Of the navy atk Crumley 4 Monteith % 42. Having ears U Open Hours Daily >1 at 117 South Park, Phone lit 41. Occurrence A y From 12 noon 'ill • p. m. They Know 43. Cornered if J%» J9 4*. Travel 2528 PALMETTO 47. Botch J. J L OZIKR REALTY CO. 2547 PALMETTO DOWN % i % Laura B. Oiler, Realtor 1. Clever M >• I Spaeloui Bedroom* * i* »f llairi M. Finn. A.-ucMiv 3. Movable • m Tiled Beth* % 2901 So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1369 ii 4i barrier • Large Lots EVENINGS: 3113 and l»i 3. Draw • HUH and Dry % it slowly Maeenry constriction with oak RETIREMENT HOMES floor*, whit* marbl* chip* 4. Coterie ■i bnltt-up roofs, fully Iniulated, A. An age % W. H. "Bill” MTEMPER forced wall*, apartou* closets 9. Theater eeat Gay Allea, Aateclat* and oil wall furnaces. 7. Half hour Arl.lle Price, Asnaclite (Naut.) RALPH JARVIS Beailer — General Insurance Builder and Owner Phene 945 or t i n 112 N. Park Ave. TIRED of the u m t old thing? Dl l) THERM space heater and DowntUlts apartm ent CALL 1540. Perfection apartment sue gaa rang*. Both in good condition. Apartment, close In. 9 room* 555 Reasonable. See at 2600 Ilia* per month. HI R. Ith St., Call watha Ave. 2369 or 1593. Wringer washer for only 535.99 5-ROOMS, Adulta. 911 Park. at Sanford Elactric Co. TURN. 5 room houaa 4 bath. Ph 45-BUILDING MATERIALS 239-W. _____ Experienced TV Repairman. Sal­ ary 4 Commlnton. Slate ts|.er»enrc. reference* and experted salary. Reply to Box N. X. c/a SanforJ list aid. FLOOR tandiag aod finuhiag. 2a—MALE or FEMALE Cleaning/ waxing. Serving Semi­ SALES PEOPLE WANTED nole county slat* 1925. Two COLORED men 4 women for II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary WE WANT local outside saleawurk. After­ YOUR "D O N T WANTS” M cll AN E Y-SMITH PA1NTM noons, evening. Car needed Ap­ 3415 8 Park Phea* 1303 ply 326 Hanford Ava. or Phone 4194 9:00-2:00 Wed-. T hun- Now i« the lime to TrqJe-U your nld Furniture fer new Friday. Floor sanding and fialahiag. 1951 Florida Sty Inn A heller i e b M a heller price. Responsible cook wanted. Coll In Home FurnDhlngs Free eitimate*. Ph. Collect 1175*57, Oviedo KO*63lt4. HIGHEST TRADE1N SALESMEN - AGENTS For Painting call Mr. Tasktr, Ph. ALLOWANCE 994.TR. Room ipecul 114 95. (rogardleas of condition) BELLING IS FUN! You can earn aa you learn. Make Ted Burnett new friends, pay bark billa. MATHER O f SANFORD for PAINTING Contact Mrs. J. Russell, P. O. 203-09 E. lit. St. Phono 137 AMI Grandview Phone 1952-M. Box 975, Orlando, This is a fro• peas te the Prairie Lake Drivo-ln Theatre for Mrs. Richard Ivors. Eap. date Oct. 19. 1954. 94—FARMS AND QRUVU V e il can Ait Hr CARR. aepetfled ads. Phea* is tl for a helpful ad-wrlttr. t r / j A- ' �ICTJVV* < 7 5Cv ■ ay*i : -• ^- fid:-1 -,1■'.- •■ *. . V’s95at* a•, -----— IBS^T *'■'•■ t ) ' * ,*> TH E w «d. Oct. io , i960 ' K n o w l e d a e ^ n o w ic a g o san fo r d h er a ld Stevenson Backers Organize National Business Council iL-|£r •| ■RATTLE UB- Altai E. Staven •on ennounred today the forma­ tion of a M member National Business Council of "well known trader* in huilnei* anil flnanre' who art auppurtlna hla bid for tto presidency. The Demorratle nominee said the alep la In line with hla view that “It la Melt for M b parties to bo aa Ineluilve a* pn.aibte—In try to apeak for the beat Interest* of all ftroupa ami Ihtia for *U the people.” Thrnuih It. he expreased tho hope, hit view* ran bo made known on the "rrapectlre rolea and mutual Intemla of butlnrxt and government." In addition, he aald. "I believe the Drmnrratlr party and Ita future administration will reflect a balanced repreaenlatlnn nf the Inlereata of all group#." Tho announcement came shortly after he had denounced th« Ki ten bower admlnlatratlon aa a bt| hualneaa admlnlitratlnn "narrow ly rrpretcnialive of a llmltrd In loreat." Tho denunciation came aa he told a wildly rhrerlna Seattle au dlenre laal nlihl that the United fttatea government ahmilH repre •rot “the inlereata <>l all the pro pU and of no narrower group." Without naming Klaenhnwer. Stevenson aald the nation's future. In this age of social revolt and enmmunlsm amt nuclear power, "wtll be met nnlt by an admlnu tratlon - by a prraldent, an exfrutlve, who aaiumea Ihe full re­ sponsibilities of hla elected of flee." "Undue delegation of mpnn«l hlllty . . , diminishes Ihe nfflie • f tho presidency," he aald. An estimated *.0 0 0 persona tuned out to hear Stevenaon at Soattte'l Civic Auditorium. Stevenson announced today (hat honorary co-chairmen of hla Na­ tional Bnalneu Council fnr SirVenaon are William L Clayton nf Houston and Joseph P. Kennedy of New York. F ir s t r ir s r Step To Action' Confab Keynote Knowledge !« Ihe first step to action" la an old proverb. More recently. It's the keynote nf central Florida’a district conference on handicapped children. to be held In Tampa October M U. ■* ‘Me Tampa Terrace Hotel. nf Sanfordf'who^s VtTe-cha'rman of county Children a Committee, Ihe Tampa meeting Is the first evrr planned specially fnr Ihe area. Discussions by raperts from state agencies, private nrganliallnns. and national foundation* will center on whet service* they make available for handicapped children In rrnlral Florlila coun tie*, and what to,*l groups can do to Improve these service*. In short, knowledge about what is now being done is the atariim print for Improvement anti rtpandon to keep up w'th growing populalion. Ttw picture In central Florida Includes both big an I little miinlie*. Stale, prlva'e, nallonat. and elvlr ofganliatton* i-«oprrate in providing services—but often 'here are gap* The purpose of Ihe Tampa meeting, according to Holler. I« to inerea*e understand­ ing nf problems, and ways In deal with them. •'Parent#, teachers, civic anil rommumty organDalinns ant professional people will all find something of value here to take home.” he said. There Is n.> re glstrattnn fre for attending ihe conference Many counties In central Flor­ ida can't provide “big county" service* for rhildrn. he said One solution mighi t*e to combine ef­ fort* on an Inter-rminly ba*i'. |l ‘* all for a 'c ry practical rra*c-n. Unless helped, handlrapprJ children grow up to be handtrapped adult*: tax-CMl.umcrs, n«t (as paters Even Ignoring Ihe human side. tt‘* cheaper to help a* many a* poadhie grow up to be producing member* of society. Water Levels Are Higher Last Month BULLOCK FUND, LID. Stan Comstock - .............................. — COMNtftMOKRR NAMED TOLAHAMBR OB— Elbert Moore bat bean named to tho llilUbotough County Cotnmiaakwi front THatnct 1 by Gov ColHni to fill tho vacancy left by Nlek N-recto who haa become mayor Member: Mldw»»» Stack K»change, fhlcaew IhtaN • Trade Cowptrie Utestm enl Sen lee LYKES SUGAR CRKICK PICNIC (Limit I With 5.00 or more order) sr/j? HAMS «> 3 3 “GOOD BATIN’' TENDER KICK THESE SPECIALS A R O U N D Del Monte CATSUP 2 “„£■ 39t (A LO DOG FOOD 2 S 25c “TONY” I'lantern Salted REAL PEANUTS 39c CORNED BEEF Cait *»/. 12 oz. Can Heinz Fresh CUCUMBER DISKS 35c Lykea “.300“ Cans C H ILM B EA N S 27c 2 » 39c HERE’S AN PREM FROZEN SPECIALS PRODUCE 1*2 Oz 39c EXTR A POINT SPECIALS i:> Oz. Jar MOIITON'S KAItCK Reynolds WRAP h».i 31c SINSHINK S n i A l t HUNKY GRAHMAMS LB 35c Muwlman’n FRUIT PIES M in n s Ea. SHUKFINt: n m z . FORDHOOK ORANGE LIMAS JUICE 2 L 49c HOOIFS E-Z STARCH®2 1 m A PP LE sauce 2 i:> nr. 35 Jarw It mot Beauty APPLES 1 A LA HKD 3W K K T l!. S. No. / - 9 9 < POTATOES 9 • * 3 POTATOES 29t LBS. 25 m 10 SEMINOLE COUNTY'S FINEST SUPER MARKET C O U P O N S FOR VALUABLE P R EM IU M S M F n r *' Kalin nr CtMikin" SAVE SAV-MOR RHONE 5-8031 r WE GIVE SAVE MOR Coupons ClubObserves (} t I HERS KEY’S OK U1XIK CRYSTALS fCoollaeed from Page I) it Fever Continues Oviedo Fix-Up ed up around moat of Ma other! U»dr grove adjacent to the L. A.’ futnlihlnga. Ladle* n a reUi wftk property until they are barely Hardy home. Wa are ao glad to ease now whlla being "prettied Hava thin n!co young couple with up» yau cln |««n back In recognisable. PUNT A GORDA Getting If he will now eatrnd the gnod and prop your feet up. And besl shot by mistake for a turkey haa Water level* In Florida lakes Douglas Jackson ties recently of aU_ | t u conditioned, work to Include lb* lot neat to the __ .. . . . prosed ernrih tT.SOO to a Miami home of Mrs. Ilettie P. Ragsdalt, built four new homes south of and streams were generally high. Husbands, don't g*P«ct toi r r lB ■ttrltn ,iJ1,. |hIn . # . »,ul boUlH *“• distributor, we will take our hats off to him. town and bai sold tU m and ts much from the Uttie wife now. Slit ■y MARIAN JONES " ! , , ’ 1 * Charlolte County Jury awardThis lot, being on the main Panning on building more. Keep may bava to vDIt tha beauty pap cor' u™*d ^low normal !» the cd tkat mm lart night to Ray OVIEDO-Tke remodcUag and street, Broadway, U an ay •-so re up the good work, Doug. »0,J,oe*n part of the atate, the clement, who wst hit In Ihe back cleaning-sip fever la atill ipread- not only to the surrounding pre­ Wi cannot leave out our naw lor more often. U. 8, geological survey reported. ot lh* ncck Uy e load of blrdshot | ng In Ostido. Charles T. Nlblack perty owner* but t« those pats- beauty parlor, owned and operat­ DYNAMITE s h ip m e n t s Kluge* of the 8t. John* River, * h,lr ,n ■ awamp near has re painted hla store building, ing through. ed by Mrs. A. M. (tads) Jones. „ HALTED orange and llullrr .bowed _ . . _ . _ un" 1 rw,««, »y occupied by Bob Take a look In the Oviedo Drug ' ,4n> speculations were afloat Increase* of 0.1 to JO feet with s- ? ° u |U * P" k,2 ‘ Ragadele, whoiha. bought out Hob store Th. gala be'hlnT’lbV fouv addition to the Jon*. TAMPA J'-M ay o r Nick Nueci* , _L„ u._, Hyer* book_store owner, ad- Benetts Radio and TV her- tain are very iporty these days, home wa* underway. It la love- hae rdared a halt Ur djnam l.l U k * WeL •howl"* • d*fllM of mitled he shot Clement but main- vie* In Sanford. displaying small green and whit* resemble* a duplex. It ll ahlpmenl* through Tampa aa loo **^ foot. telned Clement’a head, decked In .—..... — -■— .n * rn. *ltt»ted ------ -.. on .... th* Sanford « ,Highway, dangerou*. Domer D Daniell ha* cleaned aprons and dainty caps to m*vh. Thrse lake* ranged from t 4 1 rr'1 'rirnm nl hunting cap. bore „p the* old hotel site. One of hi* Thr*e with their while dacron or )u,t l"*'de the city limit* It was reported recently that to TJ feet below normal a great resemblance to that bird, helpers pointed thl* fact out to nylon uniforms are quits- the trick A visit lo Got*' Shop reveals more dynamite t» shipped from Heavy rain* from hurricane me the othvr day, a* I had is* MV understand that Ben Ward what we knew we would find. Tampa than from any other port Flossie increase I stream flow in water level*from falling below cantly written of Ihe deplorable Jr. and his prelty wife, Cot.wn, Anything Lota has anything to in Ihe United States. Most of it West I'lond* and elsewhere in August andia a few a rta t condition of the M. Goody for are going to he Oviedo roddenta do' with is Just about tops The goe* to South America for raining Ihe alaie, seasonal shower* kept broughtgain*. Mr. Daniell. who haa also clean- —building a lovely new home in shop 1*equipped with modern and oil well operations, -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ ------------------------------- Advisory G foud Puts Finish'na Touch On Articles OCALA Constitution draft era applied a Hnlthlng polish lo ,1av to the much amerdrd article dealing »llh Ihe rsreuti** branch of the government and began cleaning lip other loose ends from .. , , ^ . . thetr laborioui sessions hrrr hospital was buljt. The club Censlilnlton Advisory Com M l rontinued with It* plan and mit l t0n has onl* one complete to that enl furnished a III to bed , rt((.)r |Pf, „ t on of the jn n for the new h»sp|S(| room. Ttie .lotted with 10 days ago. hut Iht* rlub ha* pledged the sum of tiul (jpat« with the broad and o n ­ to the Smulnole Memorial Hot- trotrralll Held of home role for MU1. In tw used within a ttuee niva and counties j eer period Thcr* II much work to he done Through the local rlub * "Milk however. In shaping no some nha* Fund" *#verg| hundred under pri- e« of other article* which the ram leged famllle* In Semlnele Coun> mission pa**ed o rrr t*e.-a«i*e it ty have been fitml*h*| with fre*H could find no Immediate answer or canned milk on a monthly ,r because it nceiled more Infur basis. Each year a Seminole' malinn High School student la sponsored \l the tup of the ll*s "f unfin lo Girls pit:* In Tallshos*cc; the i»hrd business is legislation *" flub assist* In all major dnse* p,.rtionment. The commission bad •ml for • number of year* spearled to t.Ac up thl* subject heedrd the "Mother’a March on sesterdav but pa**c»t <m Instead Polio” dnse. Member* acutely to let* pro\o>-atitc article* deal partiripat* in the Caocer Cru- mg with taxation and education aade f.-r font*, the KaUaimn A provision renulring separation Army Kettles and In addition Von- of the race* in public srbuols " a» tribute rrgtilsriy In Ibe Huy arillcn Into the new Cnnstllulb-n L ou's. Red Crus*. T tl Asaocia- in esacllv the same form it i* in linn, and l*KO, furnishing two the present charter. hn*‘r**e* two nights monthly year ITirro wrrr tome demands at round *1 Ihe ISO Cenicr puMlf hearin;. to take out the The Pilot n u b sponsored the section on Ibe ground It was cm erganiiatUm of the Mental Health >r * i y «" lh' V S " ‘iPieme t ."irt Jtocietv for Seminole County and desegregation ni Ing M I ( iremt Mr# H E Chapman ha* sertot Hugh Tat lor .f y ,mct re •a publicity chairman for •rgan- marked "If you want to gitr our trational purpose*. The club .h a r of J’“ , l,k r •nI in Oir t,5H*rr (h# Surplui . . * , sheets, pillow A propns.d ed, Fund" and has .eat sent sheets. proposed stale state hoard - s r d of ed the cation which wm.Id te half e.ect case* and other arttcte« inltata In kfrlca etl half ap|wsmtmt wa* t.-lcl Baptist hespItaU mmmiMims deferred The "Ce-tHe of Ethics wa, re.d .... ____ * decision on Composition of the by Mrs. Chapman and song. — t "jj ^ h e r rocom ti-^rr *unc In pinna icrompanl* *r * - t *, lfc ,tll,r . is*, ii-a fk l* h a m . mrtiJationi ksf Thkiraa% U went by Mrs D b Mc\*b „ lte tlhool , Ufurinteml.nt Mr.. Sue Stetru.on presided p^tlmlnary dlacuulerta o tr r a .bert business mertmg ap, ^ ir r ., ipl„ „ rr r ,„ follow teg the program SI which ,, for , enmjvssed Of time tt w s. derided that member* , n<l .n c n Csh. WOwld bring gift* to the tVt. ’1 0ff|f r r t. so t one rompotel of ntrrting to be m p p n l far toe M u .^ w n te d by the "Christmas en the High heat* , , i(nHir project of the American Itol __________ Cross. Han* were also made fnr several member# to attend the luncheon meeting on Oct S at \VK REUOMMKNl) which Congressman SyJ Hrrlong Will speak. Mrs. David Gat<he! was web eomerl tntn Hte rlub as a new member. An interesting account • f the Fall Council meeting of District Four, I’. 1. which w** I'OK held at the Geurge Waihmgtun H u rl In Best Palm Beach last INl'OMK A u iu m n i month was gltew by Mrs S trtrn l A i M t i n i M i i n n n u t tl •on and Mr* MrNab, telegate*. REGUI. \K k \D EXTR A DIBTStllt' THINK NOV. i PAY kill E NOV. ix ONE DAY STRIKE KNUR TAMPA iD-Production at two Tampa breweries waa In full •wvng again today after a one day Strike of tm employes. W, E. Msrnsted'., president *>f Southern Brewery, said the em­ ploye* recciicst ■ l l ’s cent an hour pay rats* now. to cent* a O laM lshrd etCf I* year* year from now. two more patd la Orlando holiday* • year and a form of llepresrallac guaranteed annual wage. The same contrasl waa signed by tho ALLKN A t o. Ttm pa Florida Brewery, lak eU U . Ma. ■AN MIOTt MISTAKEN FOR TURRET FOR PURE SHOPP IN G PLEASURE - 25 �7 Shop and Save In Sanford O fy * If Tmt RavmM b Not § > a n fn tb DflW»r*d By • P. M. Call 1821 Uafara ? P. M. Far DtUvory AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER KMaMUhed VUIILME XLVII1 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1936 Associated I'raaa Leased Wire Na sit Water System Krider Says County's Decree Passed Industrial Picture 'Better Than Ever' /. MBS. RAYMOND MORRIS CASSELBERRY—Ownerthlp of the water system came one 'top, nearer a reality Monday night, when the board of aldermen pass­ ed on first reading, a *3 page or­ dinance pertaining t<» operation financing and management of the •j atem The droning voice* of loan a t­ torney Alan Grant and Robert L. Wagner d Leedy-Whroter ami Al An extensive program of *oclal Itman. liOth of Orlando, wlnr and athletic event* and program* aham i reading the length* dun 1* being planned for Junior High iirenl, liccamc ra»py anil dower School pupil* thl* ye»r according and a general feeling r>| weari­ to the General Chairmen of the ness and lassitude prevailed a Planning Board which wav »el up round the council table before thl* year to plan and errate an ft rat reading wa* completed. ail round program for ihe seventh After considering other budFire Prevention Week Oct T- The Sanford and Seminole Coun­ and eighth grade student.*. net*, Mayor J mint Allen asked Serving at General Chairmen of that the meeting stand adjourned 13 received a big houM today ty »tory *«*. prncntrd to offic­ Experience* rrlatej from humtl# Planning board thi* year are at 11:13, until 7:M Friday night. when the Seminole County (.Twin* ial* of the F'lorida Development ’>rtiu* Incident* which necurcl dur­ when the ordinance will U- tvad tier of Commerre held r . n >.»n fommi*«ion ye*teril*y when John Mr. ami Mr* A. O. Roberta. luncheon meeling at the Satifuril Kri ler. Manager of the Semi- ing the career of a young mini* The 12-member board wa* ap­ for the iccur.il ami liuru Ume b> Firr Department n o te County Chaml-er of Com- irr kept the Sanford Ktwani* Club pointed ami met recently at San- title only. Other unfinished bu»imerce vl*i’r.l Tallahn**e.' to con- roaring with laughter yesterday at ne*» bclnrc the council mil al**' Bob Crumb’) . .ii.viim .T i ef the furd Junior High School to com Jsv rrn Fire Prevention Week Irr v»itli them on "what wc had it* noon luncheon meeling. pletc plan* for the first event of be completed. The board of aldermen hat been committee (aid Ili.il Hie meeting, ami n hat we have now." tne ye*r. Tho*e meeting with the The Rev, Robert II Spear Jr.. General Chairmen were: Mr*. working with AVagner and Grant, held at II. lu I.Hiav at the Sanford j Krider met vvllh Executive Hi- *v.i*tor of live Church of Hie Nara France* Roberta, Mr*. Jerry Kirk, and Black and Annotate* flalnet- Fire Department empha*i;ed Die rector It It, Fuller Jr.. Howard Mr*. Joyce Jnne*. Mr*. Lucille stile engineering firm, time Mav "initvortan e ol Fire t’rrv mlb-li Smith. Field Diretior, and John tone In Sanford told Ihe Kiwnnl* t Dabney, F'icid Service Direc­ Club of Ddh the hum-ton* and Behren*. Mr*. Nettle Kader. Mr*. 7lh. when a resolution was .*hi"' Week" here in Sanford. /nan Plltard. Mr*. Jewell Riser, Rl.er, ed by the council m accept the ofChief Mack N Cleveland S r. tor He *ai l "The Seminole Coun­ the ««rii*u* *idr of hi* experience*. $n Plltanl. Wf*. BUI Bill Crabtree. Mr*. Carolyn t t T b> "'h h -ru La.»c.o«ir). .if the Sanford Fire Department, ty picture Imik* belter than ever," "From my experience* and o!>Crappi. Mr*. Athby Jone*, and prendrn! of Ca»»eli»errr> llilitie* with thr help of hi* *laff of fur- following hi* return to Sanford (crvatlon* along Ihe way, I've Co . to take over the water *yitem la*t night. men drmonMruIrd to the vi.dMr*. W. A Ludwig. found that all rompen*aiion dor* at no cott to the r it item. ini, Jayrcci Iho entire File lie 11ie Seminole County Chamber n-t come with the pay check," Plan* were outlined for the The S321.0U0 transaction will be partmenl operation of Commerce Manager *ald that the Rev, Spear told hi* civic club year which will Ineiudr four dan* liquidated entirely from earning*, A!«n dlicuned at loday'* Jay* with the Glenn Martin plant In audience. m to be held at the Celery Crate, agalmt which first and •round The flrat of the four dance* will water revenue bond* will be I*- ree meeling were the plan* fur i enlral Florida. I‘ratt and AVhit* In hi* reading of "The Touch of F*ire Station No. Two being drawn ney plant* on thr Fla«t Coa»l in The Matter'* Hand", Ihe Rev, be held on Oet. 2S from 7:10 to »ued. up hy the Board of City Corn- 'He Palm llearh area, and with Spear reached the climax of hi* 10:10 p. m. Black anil Associ.il. s in their General Flleclri.- and Minrtrap.ili«* addte** which drnp-n*! rated, vi­ Those invited will bo the •even­ proa|>rrtu* projected over a ten- mi** loner*. “ F'iie Pre*ention Week ' i» one Honeywell <-n the We*t Coait in vidly, the vatu* of an item being ly and eighth grade pupil* from year growth period, thuwed that the Tain|>a area. Sanford and auctioned. tmnford Junior Hirb. Plnrcre«t the water *>*tem will pay olf all of the major annua) project* of Seminole County "l* in an envi­ Referring to a biblical quota the Seminole County Junior Cham­ Indebtedness over a thirty-year School, All Soul* I’aroehlal School, able portion for aitracling tup* lion frntn Ihe Old TcMament Batik and the Lake Monroe School. period, provide linking fund* (or ber of Conimerre. plirr*.” -f Ze.hsri.th. 1 fl, the Rev. Spear Children attending will run be al- ' • am. expansion and( Check >beel, fur vii.ldien t» “New m lu*trie* warp to know -aid, a nun'* life I* bated "Not lowed to leave the Celery Crate bond retirement. Al-o, during that li.ke home to their parent* are during the dance unle*. accom- l"riod of time, according to the tiring diitnbiilcd in all of the wbat they are buying when they by might nor by power, but by my •ele.-' a community in which to lo* »plrit.* pro*prci'<*. 9 ittrplu* of more Seminole fount* -hoo » panled by their patent*. than fSo.uu*! have accumulated. Gramkmr ami Bill lavrknrd ire rat*," anM Krider. An iinlu*lrlal "Many thing* I did not under Prue* will he given at the danee, Under term* of the ordinance, making ibe di*tribntlan of Hie pr»*|i«-et l.a.k* for trallMlr and 'tand a* I wa* raitnl In * minis­ however, it wa* emphatlrcd that Hibbard Casselberry will manage •afely check theel* wiih t be .ompu-ht-Ti.lve fact* alamt a com* ter’* home that I understand now," thi* will not he a rosbimu affair. thp system for the next ten-year help of the Sanford Fir.- Depart inunity'* re-ource* and facilities, •aid Ihe ttev. Spear a* he wove ho A'arious euminittee* and assign- ptnod; the fircnl agent*, l-evdy, ment. and al-» for the intangible* that addrea* through both teriou* and vfenli were created and chairmen Wheeler and Alli-mati will ire tin T h ee ihecli, filled out, will w.ll nia.e for good and proa- amuilng Incident* throughout hi* •ppolntrd. They are: matter* of ancial a dr Don, ami Black and *erve »» free w .- e . for Semi­ P«iou* hrw« for hlmielf and hi* lif*. ceremony, Geo-gg PW**f rod C'iJ /H oi late*-Ire to be ri-Ulr#*) ai nole County children to allend employe*, laid Krider. A reading, alth Ihe title "Thr font Johnton; dour rnitrmen, Ur*. t.-chnve-l advisor*. A Wrri-uA to "He t.-ek*, jlvive all a *uilahlr Helen Bradley and Mr*. Ho*e Liuvlberry. in even! one should * movie Saltirda* rm.ruing at v Hid ,vtrul .-linule* for hi* new Country Church" rrmipbanDed the Southward; refre*hmrnt chairmen. he named, will Ire appointed by u'clmk at the II 1 entripii*i*.“ I h e Senuh.de Colli.tv principle highlight of the avidre**. Mr*. A»uLy Jane* and Mr*. Vir­ joint appro a I of the board ol rangetneni* for the movie were Cham tier of Commerce executive He concluded. "I challenge you with lltl* thought whalever we ginia Col lit:*; prire chairman, Mr Aldnmrn and the first inn bond- made hy all of Ihe Hanford F'ire .o rim n led In-iitJiice Agent* had hoe!, then In the hlllcreat Helen Barbour; publicity chair­ holder*. "And Hint I* Junt exactly, church home O God, un.h r t he.*, A capacity crowd I- f cp nl.il ••( man. Mr*. Minnie Smith; drink ‘ A report on a prop.-al to pave attend Ibe free movie ol Ibe vvl.jt »e are going to provide — may wr have a revival, not of rivalrman. U m y F.»tridge: decora , , h „f i,ake triplet Hr. Kit* Theatre. To handle thr big •i picture Ihut will (ila.-e Sanford IHiwrr, but of spirit " ;Jon* chairmen. Mr*. W. A. given by Don Willson, vhalr- attendance offii ml* of the Jav* ami Semmolt County in the top Die Rev Spear w it Introduced id a tirrt and Mr*. Joyce June*. | nuu. Bill son reported Inal ree* have eallel on it* member* •P'1 for mlu*'rte* looking f»r a by the Hrv. I'erry Stone, patlnr Money r r allied from the dance*, proalmatcly fifty per-cent ol the tn a*-i*l. »pol tn locati * Krider *aid, of thr Fir*t ChriHlan Church, and according to the General Chair* property o u m ri involved, have The old fire engine, placed in "We have everything they io-e.li a member of the KiwanD Club'* men, will go toward (retiring uni- agreed on the paving prnpoial. mid want." he *aid. "our jibi the Klk‘« Club play around m forma far the *chool team*. Council took umlrr alvivcmenl now D to put our dory before Support of Churihe* Committee. F..ri vielliin 1* jr Preliminary plan* for the tehool thr request from W. C, L»gvie and •erve<! »• an alii, -lion for the them In n mamier that will at-| year, include batketball and a ban J. .1 iiinrcr ot -rianuu, turn r>- yr.ung folk* for many month*, tract them here " quc*t for a franchise to collrot re- h*« h e r n mo*ed lempfiranly to quel for Ihe graduating cla<litse amt garbage in llu* town. the corw r of Fir*l St ..n<l vi *:■ Attorney Grant will draw all or­ nolia Ave. to .nil attention lo dinance pertaining to garbage and The nin-tlblv meeting of Iho F'ire Prevention Week V <lgu rtfuie pick-up, and after adop­ L'htiMlan Women'* F'ellovrthlp will placed on the retired fire apparation, bui* will or received from tu* real* "I've done my part, The Micrnli* *Ircle of the he held at the Fir»l ChriHlan tho»r offering that service. Local why don l you do your* " Sanford tintden Club wilt gather Chnrth. 1WT Sanfortl Ave. Mon­ day, 7:.VI pm Mr*. O T. Peart he would prefer to .IDtonight nt the home of Mr*. I„ I*. Indicated inn will preside with Mr*. V. It ‘The Independent Voter" Ilag in. 1*03 Park Ave. at 7 o'clock Grantham and Mr*. H. H Wtl A IS per rent Increaie in resit* cimllnue l.tr services, rendered In H.e Cleveland • llUioe for a covered dith 'upper tered voter* »lnee the 1911 elee* „*er a period of two year* ll.vtn* acting a* ho*lc«.e* Mr* campaign nf IMI. Itirnh' Co-ho»te»*e* will he Mr*. J E. II. K. Ring t« In have rh a rtt nf tb*W ha* hewn recorded by ih\ habnet of I3AVU* In the D-*l I* defined ■ Mugwump Nichold*. Mr*. II K Ring and Semlnol# County Supervisor of .tract lighting fund vrat reported the program. Pa*mr Perry I-. tlndcprudent Voter) n : 'a Mr*. Fred Terkln*. Mr* C L. Stone wilt mike a brief tnt.rna Regiitratlon. according to figure* hy France* Allen, town clerk. The ith h i* m u on ope l’oveil will *prak on "Propaga­ tlo-vt report. released todiy. *trert light* *rr maintained by fellow (life of Ihe fence and hi* wump tion" , "AVe now have n total of I2.«kd Ihe Mate cigarette tax refund For over»ea* relief the wuuu-n on Ihe other!" 1 A lte re d voter*," Mn Camilla ------ -----------------will bung lo the meeting u*<-d Tn dl*pu*e of unu«.d mug*, Bruce **ii iod,y men'* *nd older hoy*' clothing china and brie brae at a pG> In IW4, aftrr a card turvey ® (wa*he.t but not pre«»edi, three fit I- you u*e Want Ad* Call Partly dowdy through Friday; yard piece* of g-od* for work for reregirtratlon wa. eompleled tail for fa*t action Want Ad* ••Id \lr». Iln irt, wt hid a trdal # loo tonight f.I T«. clothe*, and blanket* of any *i/e of 9.150 rmruiervl o u m in A u C tlO n h^minol^ County, IdtS’GWOOD — An auction to Today the regiitratlon t* a* fol­ low*: White Democrat*. 9731; he held by Longwood Area Char Colored Democrat*, 7137; While Commerce in Sunny Shad.Republican*, IIW Colored He- , ' w. . f" r ,l,p brnfr:l " f During Ihe past to lav* ututv -ter of ll.-avy At'avk Wing Dm- parted to join forward elementa !>£>li.an*. and all pro- of VAR tl li.vted a I Hanford wished CRR K C Mthla ho, <>f his •quadron nl Port l.yaulcy, than*, tav HA; other regl.ir.v- " ■ reed* will be given to the Me lira! n». white HI, .-loreI two. acNaval Air Matl.iii halt- hiu-n .otmiumllng offi cr of VAII It, Mio.n-.-o cording to figure- relea.ed hy ihe Thf building ii very near leaving for a five month* tour "a pleasant trip and a g.ral dm VAR It wa* f»rme<l on Nov I, cnmntftion, with only interior Superviior of Rrgittration of duly in Hie Mediterranean ployment" Tiar'day, when CDR. 19-so. making Ihl* Ih. squadron'* "Thl* I* the hlggrtt regiCra work now required. area. Mlldahn leading Ihtee North Am- first foreign lour of doty. In lc-* Dil* event will be held on lion in the hiitory of the county,' ( apt. J. T. Blackburn, ..unman- rricmi AJ Savage aircraft de- than one year VAII II ha* forged Saturday, Oct. 30. at 7:30 p ui the >atd a team capable of taking it* in Sunnyshadr Park Auctioning place in the Navy's fighting arm. will begin proniply at the given through Ihe herculean effort' of time and refreshment* will he the entire squadron, who carry served throughout the evening with them memories of long unler the Chairman*hip of Mr*. hour* on duty, working under pre*. K. Black. Mire to get the job d o n e Not lo Donation* of any article* or b« forgotten ar Ih*- **!*.-*, hakc.l good* are requested and children an) sweethearts of the New* of f>anfnrj rrarh r* (*r Ihe Chamber will have a truck men, who contributed immeas­ end wide, a* demon»traled today and ear available lo pick up ell urably to the stirce" and well whe- • tsnford minlr firm «hlnped donation* through Oct. IT 20 Any being of Ihe 'quadron. hand Instrument, to he med In one having anything they would 'Tribute should alio lie pat.) Alaska. rare to give may call, Dick to Ihe City of Sanford and our PrG r J. Rukur. owner and op- Zartrm-n. W. P T IV |i r - " i , neighbor*, the frkndlinen, and eralor of rt'ikur'* Music Shop, W-MM; or any Chamber men*helping hand, underHanding and •aid .l"da» that he Is ahinplng her *nd they will receive a sympathy frerly given lo u* a« both trombones and cornets to pick up. member* in the enmmunlty." President D. Z irlm an rrn-e«l* f t ll..n Junior Cnltere In Silka, member* of the unit said. Ar- t-s ‘or use In the hand there. that all effort* tie put forth on VAH-11 1* saying "*o long” to W, E. Rosrvar, hand and mu*’e thi* event so that the Medical director ef the eotlege, a friend Building ran be ftnDhrd and thla Sanford and their fam illt' and Bukur'a formerlv lived In project of the Chamber be mark­ ar* looking forward to Their re­ turn to Florida. Coene end nbtelned Mi band In- ed "Operation M B. Completed." For Ihoie who are not familiar •tr-vments Ihrmirb Bukur'a estab­ lishment. with Ihe vast mechanism and MMAN IRT BY CAR forcev ted into play when a Navy "uievar. In golnr to hi* new MIAMI (D—William Rote. 70( squadron move* to a foreign uiignm ent. dlrwrtlng the hand wai killed yesterday when hit by »ed eholr of ShrHon Junior Cot- a car a* he walked aeros* a duty port, the following may le y . retnrml»errd Bulnr and nl*e- bridge. He wa* Dade County'* MP.MBKRS OF VAII-II h ard a transport which will lake them prove of Interest: Before a man or a machine • l ^ l * order with the Hanford lOInd traffic fatility tj i» year and oversea* where they will »»iv» a tour of duty. (Official Photo, UJ1. dealer. move* an Inch, th* "planoera", tha fourlh within 24 hour*. Navy) Social, Athletic Events Planned U Junior High Local Jaycees Hold CofC Head Humorous Events Today's Luncheon Returns Told By Minister From Talks At Fire Station At Kiwanis Club 2? Pet. Increase Tn Registration Recorded This Year ^ Magnolia Circle Gathers Tonight m#n’ A D Johnwn h*’ Longwood CofC Seeks Donations For Oct. 20 Weather CWF W ill Convene At Church Monday I'RFH IMIN MtY IIISCI!SHION3 for an InduMriT Survey of Sanfunl and Ita area got underway thla motiiing. Outlining the survey are (left to right) John Krl.ler, Manager of the Semin-I# County Chami-er of t'omnirrv*, W. M. Il-*lwlek, ef Hoitwiek, live., tndu*Ul*l Flngineer* of Daytona Beaeh, and H. It. Coleman. District Manager of lh« F'londa Power and Light Co, (Staff Photo) ★ ★ Preliminary Plans CofC Membership For Industrial Drive Set Nov. 13 Survey Discussed Duplicate Bridge An InduMrla! Survey wilt gel underway eeiy *hurtty, If talk* to­ day are satisfactory, *»id W. M. Hostwlck. head nf Bostwlck, Co. IndiiHrial Ftnglnrcr* of Daytona Beach. Vt 3 meeling thl* morning with John Kri.lcr, manager of the Seminole County Chamlw-r of Cummcm- and H. It. Coleman. Di tr|-t Manager far Florid* Pnw er and Light Company, prelimlnat* (dan* were being dlietiued In order lo net the survey tnitiatnl , "The data i* avaikblr," tahl BoMwirk, "but a careful study must be made of maay factor* that would hrtng Ibe survey to • cortcl iMen and ;ilve the overall In.In*try picture for Sanf-rd" llotiwick -.ltd (hi* morning Hut it would tak- lv*n or Ihrre month* to complete Ihe Inlu.lri.il Sorvev and come op with an answer." ihe 111* t,.m llearh Industrial engineering fit in made an Indu* trial Survey of Ihe Sanfortl area in 1!U3 at d 1919. However, a review of Ihe sur­ vey revealed that the on thud: shown ha* been far exceeded ex­ cept in minor instance* It II Coleman, wh»*e company I* financing the nirvry for San­ ford and it* industrial area **id that "the »tir*ev wdll give u« a picture ol what we can r«pec( here and po*«ihly how we would go about nuking step* to obtain all Hut Sanford can get for Its economy, , Krid-r *ald "Die n*wr survey wiM to i-rv important in work­ ing out various phare* of the program we have before u*" Additional ocal News On Page 3 VAH-11 Departs ForTour Of Duty In Med Music Dealer's justness Extends l o Alaskan Point t ★ "The lug drive to bring the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce membership up to It* full quota will hr staged the week of Nov. 13," Don Bale*, member­ ship drive chairman said today. From now until that date, >sid The Sanford Duplicate Brldga Bate . emphasis will he placed »n Ihe renewal of membership in the Club an affiliate of the Florida i lumber of Commerce and every Slate and National Duplicate effort will be made tn Increase Bridge (Intis will »l*gr it* an* the membership roll to ita full nual tournament beginning on Oct. IS, strength The Inuroa merit li to determine However, the memberthlp drive chairman pointed nut, "did* is the Ihe Sanford champion bridge play* must important year In Ihe Semi­ er and will ho open, not only ts nole County Chamber ul Com- meml-rrs, hut to anyone wha mrtve History and grcalrr goal* withes lu enter. Winner of the tournament la de* have hern set to arcomplllh a the hcsl full slate nf project* during the tcrmlnrd by having overall average In five eeasloos cumin* year. Various suUcllatl.n cotnmiUe** out of ala. There la a tournament trophy will he annnouneed later, na!e* said thi* morning, along with oth­ which la provided by the San> er iomhiiM.es to mpport Ihe all font Jewelry and Luggage Co. out campaign that I* now set for arxl held for a year. In addition, therr are a number nf other November. The Seminole County Chamber pm r* contributed by Touchton uf Commerre secretarial staff baa Drug Co. that will be awarded tcl'cdtlhd the release o| ieltels, during the tournament. literature, appeals and other pro­ Finiry fee in Ihe itmrnnment motion effolt* to supplement the is 23e per session for member* work of Ihe membership commit- of the Hanford Duplicate Bridge Club and M>c per >e**lon for non* Ire, said Bair*. "Wr want to especially thank all member*. The Hanford Duplicate Brldga of Ihe former member* and pre(Tuh's annual tournament at* lent member* for renewing their membership* voluntarily," Don traeta many bridge player a who Bale* announced (hit morning, "All lake part In the six ttu l-n a each of Ihe membership* Hist mine In year. .lining the ruining four week* wilt lighten the load ol the team* 1st-! e.| hi .all >.n nr- per live member* of the Chamber of Commerre. "Thr per ton* l contact member­ ship campaign will be tlaged dur­ ing Ihe week of Nov. 13 and will | Thr Holy Name Society of Atl iinnoubtelly get underx* ly with a In k off breakfast," said Bale*. SouD Chur.-h held lit first meet. "We do not erperl the all out ef­ In* <d the season Tuesday night fect lo last more then a week, for In the rarish Annex, President E. Witt give a brief with the rnthusiaim that ls bring generated in Ihe program that I* report on Ihe Cenirsl Deanery bring adopted by the Seniitlolo Rally held recently at the F.tk'a County chamber of Commerce, we (Tub. The membership iruvr a have reason In believe that Ihe rising vole of thank* In president Chamber of Com merce will have AVBt, hi* worker* and the Filk’i Club for their effort* In making II* most successful year ever. "We hope that every merehanl thi* rally, the fir«t ever to bo bii*tnr*s or profession.*) man who held in Hanford, the outstanding •ervei on this y« i r ’i memlierahlp sucre** it turned out to be. drive team* will r - q u r ’ vith cn* Mr. Galloway, Sanford Naval Ibutiesm," »aid l*on Hale*. Air Stjlion, volunteered to roach "It t* natural for i.a to believe Ihe Uiy* of All Soul* Parochial that With Ihe brilliant mith-lt a- School In the variou* athte'le head of Sanford and Ks-mlnoie events, with M. Faille and I uka <d u ill* p i tlie Iminrdlal*' future, ntvisling him. in ember* ..II irfio-* tl eonflWay* and mrana were illscutt* dense in our growth an dexpansun p-l at the mrellig to make tha through enthusiadlr approach lu fourth Annual Church Winter securing members," Ihe member­ Festival bigger and better for ship drive rhalrman added. I9M. the dale bemg »rl for Sat­ "We have set our goals high urday, Nov. IT starting at 12 Intrti'tonally," added Rale*." and noon, on the Church gorumlt we expert in reach them one at Oak Ave. and Ninth Sthundred per cent." Club W ill Stage Tourney Oct. 25 Report On Central Deanery Rally Is Given At Meeting ho**» I. ', u ho*y f..r nionlh* work-, tug ..ot Hi.- entire movement no paper G.glstir* and 'iipply back­ up pro. e-lure* *rr formulnlrd an*i gradually put into motion *o that month* heme a nee.led part, «Htele o f clothing or food it avj i laid.- when needed. Training ami maintenance pro­ gram* fnr ground ami flight per­ sonnel are *ei up. Word* are in..despiAle H picture the sweat, long hour*, frustration* and turd work neri-s.iry for the prelimin­ ary stage 1hii«e closest to them lixiw th> r who reap Ihe long lonely hour' of waiting are their families and frien-D. Plan* are helm- made for mem­ Now the rho-en day 'tart* to aceelrralr ami with inrreating ber* o f the Semin.de County Jun­ relrntle»*nr»* rumrs closer *nd ior Cham ber of Commerce to atclntrr. If (Hissihle the pare, ten­ *-nd the ra u ru * lo he held in sion ant hour* of work, lieromt W inter Haven, Get -j ji at ! o.m. even greater. Die advance rrewl In the Florida Room of the Nora have departed, token to Ibolr M - V n Auditorium. lo ca l t.nyre« ate expected to destination hy Navy air tiaiup«*rt *quadron*. Flight citw.* are attend thl* meeting to ili*eux* briefed, pilot* have their route*, s'Dtrlrt olan* to 1>e prrs.-otyl at wrsther Information, radio fre­ the F'all Confereme. Th* AA'inter Haven DHtrlet quencies and fuel consumption data, navigator' have their plott­ meeting Is being held Jitst two ing chart* an I equipment for tak­ week* prior to the F’all Confering run and star 'hot* for ra in - enre that I* arheduled for Nov. tial navigation over Ihe trackieia IB-Ill In Fort IT*ree at Sham­ wa*te of Ihe Atiantlr. In addition rock Village. Reservation* are now being Ihe war le-rn aid of Radar and la.ran I* checked and rechecked made al the Tourist Information (( owitn«rd Da (fig# 2) 1 Booth for both meeting*. | Gatchel To Head Rescrvations Are Contesf Now Being Made Essay David (Jatchei, Sanford City Commluinner, and member of For Jaycee Caucus the Seminole Couniy Junior Cham* her of Commerce, haa .been ap­ pointed to head the Important "Voire of Democracy" project. Serving with Gatchel on tha enmmlHew are: Garfield Willett*, Bob Bennett, Jark Sewell. Tom MrDunal.1, and Gerald Mettaer. The "Voice of Democracy" «*• tay contest ii gaining in popu­ larity each year and it U ex­ pected to be emphasiiH this year by Um local Jayrea orgeat* gallon. VICE PRESIDENT NAMED OMAHA - T h e National lastfts lute of Municipal l«w Of Deer* veatrnlay named F. Churchill Mellett of Pensacola, Fla., • rR» giooal vice pra^daot. ' � 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 10, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 10, 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 10, 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/56709b1a73181b2d6952c8f9f9bf6906.pdf 9c1519917107bc7b74969feb0c7ee10e PDF Text Text a* ~ -1-. ^=x .i.ff, --- f . ,-. , •' ,£- »SpgjretpyW.fj$ , 14 T » X SANFORD H ERALD f e e * 10, Mon., O c t t , 1 I M ' Hospital Notes ■-' * *r>* r* V- T-'~- ;J5»r. RagiitraHonTotal Daytona Attorney Speaks For lund At Lion Gathering Is Reported Lorgest CASSELBERRY—Arnold Lund, a Congrotsman ran serve hit work is r-.'|erted to draw ■ full Board OCT. 0 ( Cm Uw W from rag* 1) O b d iv iM low told The 1 iw aoDiora Sanford iiciiru Herald today. unia/i __ “ and f an thoroughly convinced d (h «t tfeb ia a .tap in the right] * * "‘ k Cleraland (Sanfordt Mr*. Sara Slone and Bab? direction and I am equal)? con (Sorrento) i lined that our educatora in the lira. Helen Bryan and Baby local auHounding aieaa will bo (Sanford) tquall) conrincod if the offer ia OCT. • ( “ owtiaard from Page f ) of Daytona Beach, candidate for district. Taylor alao pointed out house. of Tax Aamaor far the city, Chairman Ern«*l Lownde* of C oagm i from th* fifth Congres­ what h* claimed were th« advan­ aa well aa the poaition of CKy Tbe target regia! ration far aa sional District waa unable to keen tages of a two-party system sad the sight committa* reported that Clerk. In ad lit Ion, Bayer'* position election waa totaled Saturday bia speaking engagement at th* the need for auch a ayitem. threw rise* at Lyman School had o f Finance Director will pu- him night following the deadline for Lions Club meeting Thursday President Dallas Loop of th* been invealigated and t m rn.nl over the Ctty'a Tax Codec tor. rrfittcriog with tbe local Suprr- night. Speaking for Lund was Satifor-4 eiub was present and or glasses ordered Waller J. Krohn# Jr.. Scout- _ Bill Taylor, Daytona Beach at- gave a report on progress to dal* Bookkeeper, Utility Department viaoc of Iteglatratlow. regarding th# benefit variety show master of Lions troop 314 out-w torn*? wbo spoke briefly on bow revenue*, and all other revenue* Mra, Camilla Bruce, Bemlnole to b« staged Nov. I, at the 8#rai- lined plan* for the S-.. John# “ With one older people cored o f tho city aa wall aa foreowwl County Buperrteor o f RagiUroAlberta Randall (Sanford) cola High School by Sanford and R im District Round-Tabli d'a______. - ^ .nH IKI. for la the manner they deaerve, Dlacharfea cuiilon at the Community Church In the Finance Director** office. M a y « f . D. Ikon, U t a m * * . M t pnp0U l ^ id l)iat Hon, Mid that the preamt total Caiselberry Lions. Oct. It. Krohne also staled that Tbe only other item appearing la 11.(as which doe. not count log, proclaimed the week of Oct, w bounty win be making uae of lira. Mary Booth ( I jk e Mary) I»o p .lati.l that ticket .ales T-U aa Plre Prevention Week In jta IIH|J a manner that would Geneva Peter* and Baby (llim a) on the Board of Sanford City tho** who qualified after being are progressing well, both by bis the St. Johna River Dist. Court of Honor will b# held at th* OCT. T Sanford. meet with the approval of Ihe “ THer* will b«- an Important club.' member* and member* of church OcL 13 end that UOop Comm let loner‘a agenda tonight la ditqualifltd III I KM. AitHIit* infta the Seminole High School hand In hie proclamation, hleyer gr*ete»i number of people who “ We now have the targeat re mealing of the S-minaU Chief* Jamct Sheppard (Sanfordt 311 will join olhcT county troops mlacellancoui hutlneaa from the Scott eatd “ Fir#* canae each year l t , .upportin* the county gos#rn jl.lration in Seminole Count) hi*, Club tomorrow ntghi. T :l» p. m., which will benefit by their own in a ihree.lay campout this week­ Lorenfo McGriff (Sanford,’ floor and the City Commiaalon. ■Mold damage to property end meni with their MX dollan," be Meredith Jamca (Winter Park) lory,” Mr*. Bruce taid Ihl* morn­ in the Citr Comml**|on Room of ticket tale*. The Sanford club will end at Camp Wtldernes*. Ihe new Probably to be diacuated by the ing. untold Iota of Ufa. ' •aid. the Sanford City Hall." John aDo publish a program for the Scouts campsite. Ethel Pucrifoy (Sanfordt t performance. commiailonera ia tfc( po»aibilJty “ It it the cutlem for one *c*k •‘There la no doubt that if auch “ When we total the numb*r of Schlrard said this morning. Attendance waa reported at !<«»-# Margaret Towell (Sanford' of each year to tr designated ln 0ffrr u made and accepted, Joe Wctmcr and C. K. Fisher, p.r cent for the third consecu­ fo the eonstniction of a tewage Deraon. who have qualified, outItlrth* Sch’rard. president of the Semi­ fir e Prevention Week in “ fn.T s«mmole County would become Bab) Boy Crawford treatment plant. Already announc* »ide of the new regiitrationi, * c nole Chief* Club said that thrr* Casselberry Lion* and co-chalr- tive meeting. that do* emphatic may be placed mother educational center of the m*n *ln , c h a r g e producing Baby Girl fame* ed ia the vl.it to Sanford by the will hara a regiatratlon liet of will be very important busier** by the public In preventing flrea Slate," lhe Chamber of Commerce Discharge* voter* who will take part in the to li*rut* and that picture* uf tbe sbuvr slated thal seven acta Clty’ i fieri I agent who will un- November genera! election larger earlier game* played by the San­ have I,ecu booked and, ano: her and dlhrtroua m u lti." he Mid. EvecutJve Secretary aatd John E. Jfodgea (HanfordI (). f). Farrell .110 E. Flrmt The Mayer said. “ I urge all ___ _______ _________________ i* being considered. iVelmer *1* - s'or 10 years thi* *tor# has “ Being acceitible to more an-i France* Crownovcr and baby gl/l loubted!) tnfurm the board of the Ibati any we have ever experitnc* ford Sh k Im Ii i shown. cittren* to cooperate with mor# p^pi,, „ f our afri> (Sanford) pottibl# dale for the con.tructlon cd." »he Mid Bill Fleming will he on hand •Aid that an) one of the acta (oniiitcntijr ofetfrvtd th§ fo*c l v ie org.niMtmnv • P ""® ™ * i the all# that la In be alluated on OCT. « |oB*rr hfltim of the propped y#w*ga ireatto .how the film, Schlrard said, is worth more lhan the price of r t « Prevention tteeh • " « «- ,m* 0f tho mam four-Um-d in n e r, r a i d e d jUminlna* and t« etplaln Jn«» nhal happen­ a ticket. Lyman School bandsmen Week day* » l , « •• * !>* K * meni plant amirding to the re­ concentntc on fir# prevenllon. tJ,urou|hfa„ , of th. Stal. would FraaiM Blair (Sanford) OCALA Jt— Olficer* ronfucated ed during the game that '« to be are al*o selling tickets and alii Xstnrdav* 1 a, at- •• Kvenue. of the Utility Department. II slot machine, and three other be given a cut !n ihe proceeds Bach year, the Sanford[■ ’ ** ] attract hundreda and hundred* Anna Phillip* (Sanford I n«a#d frnai 7:3# P *• shown. ocginllaUon hat emohaailad f b e of ,b# hJgh Mh|M, gra,llJatM of Di*ehirgra Tho flacal agrnt'a vlait ha* been camtiling device. In • raid on the The meeting is being h«dd Just from 'Iteit tales. The *h-jw, a •Itturdav #"111 * ■ • Mow. Prevention Week and b** adopi- CrMra, f Joridl who wwi)d oUwr. Mr*. David Todd (Sanfotdl Ocala Moo*e Lodge Saturday but prior to another Important game benefit performance to ralie funds lilted foe October H ed It •• one of it* Major pro „ , M ^ h|V( h<(J •n UPporUlOU) Mr*. Kenneth Echola and Baby no charge* were filed. to be ptsyrd by the W v l high for the club'* sight cotisarvatloa (Sanford* - t® atland rolltl#.” Kridfr tsi p r e s id e n t n a m e d Sheriff Dave Balllie aid C. M. school football team, the rlub •Tluouihuut kills »r#k. C M lr •Tfc|s U a proposal that I think Charlie Worthen (Seville) UCAM JV_ Jintc* Sander* of Starry atate brvrTige depart­ president irmarkt-d, “ and one of Jam*v Rhepfsard (Sanford) man Robert Crumby Midi **«• should b* tbe next Number One JaekronviH. w „ rtccted pre.ldent ment *upervl»or eiplained own­ our main purpose* It to create Jayreei will be bringing tbe m*s»- project that our county attempt ership w*» not established. Bail!* interest and atlmulatc enthusiasm nf Ihe Florida Sute Mno*e A..n. •aid the raid *a * made after an for local high school *portv.” ede of fire prevention to both w rtnip|,,e he a id . yesterday. Henry Cca.e of We.t anonymous tip the machine* were young and old alike | County I* progre«jing Both member, and pro*p»ctlv# Palm Beach *a * named vice moved In for the .late conven­ member* are invited to attend the LET WA and going forward at the’ faster A t » p n ( f D l S t r i C t president. tion. in IU____ hi*. M l l C n u APS DO IT! meeting, said Schlrard. r a l e evar ___ . .eapenenced . _________ ______ lory, John Krlder .aid thla m u r n / - a r J e n r | U t ) M e e t Ing, and w* ahould progrel. La wjM ucationwiM juat the *ama u w* Mra. Fre) R Gana*. pre.ldent ifT* ar* prng-f.atng ln every other of the Sanfonl tiardrn cluh •rllh phaie of our, county's economy, representative* of ihe varifer* «• Ml.* Salli* Gra), M. mired ____________________ cirrle* ailrndrd Ihe meeting of •chool teacher died Sunday at _ . the seventh dlatrict o f the Floiid* 1:13 p. m. at the rnidence of | n | | l)t| Federation of Garden Clubi on Mri. 1. C. Jorgcn.cn. 611 Park l U U l i y Ortober vecond. al the Garden Ava, where »he ha* lived for |eluh renter in Oriando, Invitation* n v t f i l year*. (Continued f'nm Page I) n r.r ii.ued by Mr*. C. E HaunSk* ha* lived in Sanford wood. Florid* Th* delegate, will de„ president of the Orlando tint* IMf. She wa* b o r a ■ buffet dinner at Wakulla ( ; ar<trn cluh and by diafrict diasar the town of Windier, Mo, Springa on Friday cvenlnj. rrotor. Mr*. Julian LaughingJuly 13, IMI. H*r family w*r» Governor Lelloy Collin* will buu*e M riy rotllera from Kenlucky and feature th* conventionprogram Featured »t>eaker. were Mr*. «o v*tf from Kentucky to Missouri a* speaker at the banquet on Fri- Joht) R parkinMm of Daytona river country of Mlstouri Trrri- day evening. noach iU|a p „ , i j rnl „ f the lary. For 41year* Ml*« GrayTfo, general se*«P>n> of th* frderaUcn and Mr*. Vernon Confought the asm# primary school convention will be held in th* nor 0f Mr Dora, sue president, clast In Ihe town of Windsor, jjous# Chamber* of the State club prealdeni* gave report*. Sb* »wa. » Capitol Building. ■*.. waa — - •* Method lit and stressing important activities and Worthy Matron of 0. E. S. WindSpeaker, on Friday morning, project*, with a description of tor Chapter, Windsor, Mo. When October 13, Include Eugene M. their local garden center*. :• • *ht fln t cam# to Sanford ah# Morilock, president, Flr.t Federal Mr*. George Hraa*. chairman. ■tad* her home at Mayfair Hotel, Savings and Luan nf New York had secured catering sendee and later with Mr*. Jorgensen. City; J. Moyer Sink, president, the delegation was .erser' s deBhs is survived by her niec* yvjeral Horn* lasan Bank of liciou* luncheon at the Garden Mr*. Smiley Blanton o| Naw vorX (Jreenaboro; William B. O’Con- renter where the) informally City, her great nephew Sydney G. puhijj. retationr counsel, met the state officer* and ilUflray Jr, of Orlando great niece United Staica Savings and Loan trirt chairmrn of the I-Jeratiun. Mr*. Alvin Kraft, of Minn. league; and Joseph S. Guernaey, —- ----— -----two great great niece* Mr*. John pr, . Wfn| of Florida Saving* | U / .:* :..Rrh*c and Mr*. Jerome Lambert and |^jjn League. For the Friday L C l i G T ^ f r l T l l i y of Orlanio. rumn limine*, lainchr-on the -peak- t a / _ _ L Funeral ten ice* will be al 4 , r w||| Waller Dtrier. presl- W G € K U D S G rV C O p. m Westnewlay Get. 10 at BrU- llfnt< States Savtng. and * * _ _ _ X L ! . U / , , \ , sou Funeral Home with the Rev. lj0<n |^ague> The Frida) after- r l G r e 1 I1IS W P " K Milton Wyatt officiating. Burial noof) program will feature round •• » ••• •«' '••—k In Oaklawn Memorial Park. table discussion, and ..pen com- w|„ a(airi he celebrated in "t*mittee meeting*. ;n« ........... to a g W f o l The Satunlay morning program I' .'m m '.r J..ei ft. Field anwill featute Charles L. Clements, noimred toda). Sc, president, Chan- Federal Comm.siting on the significance Saving, and Lost Association, „e v Mtn--.| t ,K rr vvrttlnr Week, Miami Bearh, who will report on po|nl„ ) „ ut that each veae , , a special stud) of the Federal n it thi* event ha* been W ig 3 0 FA B U LO U S The appointment of a Semi- „ 0|nf Bank S)aunn; » nJ Ed W. 0b ,e n .d at a reminder of the <’ V nnt# Counly co chairman for the , „ Ul t »eculiv# vice president of n, , fn |ng „ f a p,r.,m*l let* 2 0 0 A D A T TO S P E N D Florida ritir.-n* for Elsenhower CMrgl| Saving* and I-oan ,er committee was announced this |rague The convention clo.e. Etnphasiring Ihe traditional Saturday morning with the annual annrtit« nf the letter mail. Field Mr. Harold Ka.tner waa named bu.inra. mretlng reminded Sanford re»ldm*» that eormmly chairman « f Ihe Semione of the ha.ic Amerirsn Free­ dom* I. the unren»-*re<l tran.w moucam •vU.lon of their fir»t d a *, mail. NEW SPORTS SEDAN SI Il U the mo't valuable p>i*v>v.U>n The trtolvtiorur) OS IV by CITROLN of frame—safer, smoother, . of the ritlien. of a free country. two. You enjoy score* o f escitmg Fly dlrwet fo Nica, France, in N> Those ritirens who are Inlero.tCaptain Robert W. Jarkton, ............... ... the human imfirst with automatic >ir-otl susperaioa “ We all know holiday ads etuures—with S!00a day hours, via Me avretfi mail txftrU ad In volunteering to work with Commanding Officer of the San- portan-e of letter writing." Field to spend t Your own limousine whirl* tnttiairtlm . Use in a Riviera man­ the committee or to contribute to ford Naval Air Station, I. attend-( WJV in which It hold* you through a gay round o f gala sion for four fabulous weeks. Reign the “ Florida Citlr.-n* fur El.cn- ing the 3»th annual convention of, traltered famllle. tngethrr. of cvtnu in nearby Nice. Cannes and in a ro>al bvnt, with all modern bower’ fund, are a.ked to con- ih, Florida DUtrict of Kieani* lev-1 ^(vfng comfort and love and oewv tact Mt» Ka.tner at l*t| E. Jnd lernalkmal being held In Fort (Jt b)| ,ha pfnpU of (he land Hul other Riviera play grounds. conveniences. St. tatephnn* number t ill, »**d Uaudtrdai# l i t . ralue I. imnu-avurahly frritServant *ufT, luxury fu/ni'htng*, A work) o f pleasure awaits you. the cour.iy chairman Ihi. marn- ^ ^ Wilton, prendent of the er Iban that. It. impllrailon. ar# gUmornuv patio, prisata swimming Golden beaches, festive occaviont, Inf. Sanford Klwanl. Club and Roy atmn.t Infinite and boating facililic*. . . all ihi* and da/rling scenery . . . sports, pleas­ Or. the count) chairman can y >nni p,r,i)m t elect vre *l»o at“ We In America have Ihe peln iirc. . . all sour* in a stunning set­ ure, regal reLaration. ..you live the bo contacted and rcach.d at trie- te-mllnM Ihe confab where pro- vilegr of un<en»nrrd and jnllmitend • Ovlf ting on Ihe Mediterranean! phone nunilirr. 90S or IW-J, be grtw t »nd plan, of the Klwanl. rd mi-anv of communication tVlih Life of Riley for a magmlKcnt, mem­ ■■Inay ef **ld. club are being dlteuwrd this In mind. I urge *11 cltifenv orable month I IU • once-in-a-bfcum* trip far Allen .aid thi. morning Plana -j-b(l ronvenilon cmvened la.t of Sanford in Join me In Ihl. naar# underway for .event import-^iK^t arid nil! continue through tlonnl crlchratlon l,et'* mak» nut function* will lake Tl). t,|,y Captain Jack.nn I. a .r u ll.tir r Writing W.-ck foi ptare hi the Mar future. .member of the Sanford Kneanii 1!C«fi the ureale.i rver, Simple I# eiWar—levy fo wist Club. 1 EoABBh^Aiaa it iAb Mayor Proclaims Od. M 3 Fire Prevention Week In County's History Chiefs Club To See Film On SH S Games !liS.2*i _____ Sanford Ladies • «L FARRELL'S SM E M M E'- M iss Groy Retired Schoolteacher Dies Sunday Afternoon Arcode Pockoge STORE Don't m is s It, frlendsl T \ Enter Gulf's ‘Life of Riley' Contest n o w l" Mrs, Kasfner Is Citizens For Ike Co-County Head ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooog Local Kiwonions At Convention Hy via a luxurious R A Sapor 7 Cfippar CITROEN P O IZ E S Just complete lint pngir. Fnwr 41 eftrn a* sou with. AH mines must h» on odkial Conlrst Entry Blanks who. hcuntaln, urnpktr contest rulct. Get siwirv f r t t al any Gulf station. Conte J rtosr* midnight, Oct. 11. W A h'T A D S TOO M ANY BILLS? \ i f TENANTS a All Him mort raason for you to consolidate your outstanding oMi- rtfart owl IS. hurmr* lad- 3. No-Nos Combat* form.t.oa of FLEXIBLE *.rbon dr poult ahuh "thnok" *•pna poa.r. TERMS Th e new 'Family Automobll* Policy' became effective Sepember 1st. Thi* new policy fi t * * Mna A t Insurant* pdoU t llN for aa ant* owner, U* wife aad family, *■ bodily la| u iy a a d property damag* dahllity, and on medical paymeau Is yaar » i i ** t m lartag this acw policy!* iJ M O U M I Color IV Sets rratunns Mi-fldelit) Color »nJ Sound. 13 |V*r ftSCIDAItt l mndry Pair* "tor lh« MMrgcai washd.)* on.'* 3. No-No* prrwartv sour r-#re, keep* nr--ear pu-er mtoet for lto»•aadi of aura i I I M itn.rwenl tUCMAVfil Ifl-1 idelils Ratio-Phonoparks—« mjlur'a ipeaker* 6T Mmt*(M-0 e*aa City Fiikiag Sets. Compkt* Jeluve fistung oulf - 4, Gulf No-Nos is ■ hifh-ottan* Itiobnt - (i< ri mot* notes per tatIts ta thori uip dnna* JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO lawn* up f MOO ABOUT T H IS Q U E S T IO N * -S— HINTS TO HIIF YOU W1NI I. No-Nos kw.icfcwa he,*»w fiutf tod" found ia otdiaary (.mtiaa. Bob Karris IUa.1 i—c It I 3 Rrselalioasty IfiPFIH Electronic ran*#*—cook at amanna <pced althoul heal. JS*a. C lM n -b u rn ifif N o -N o * g l v u you k.iany m ort milot of now-car pow trl »< » I a m r*n. I Wsi m al MweMuftwadm G A C F IN A N C E C O M P O I I A T I O M ,111 W M fF k W GET FREE ENTRY B L A N K S FROM Y O U R G U L F D EALER -lA M fO B B . ............. aw a.TaL U 5 3 — w h e r e y o u g e l J. Bralley 4 0 7 W a g f Canlrol A .a r w a ................... Tai. 3 - A 4 7 ) th a t o la a n - b u r n ln g N o -N o x l ,a kd O distributor mm* T-a # 4 �n Sty* H a n fo rd Hbratf* If Y •wr H m M Is N * Delivered By I P. M. ta ll 1*21 Bafer* 7 P. M. Per D fllw y AN INDEPENDENT DAILT NEWSPAPER VOULM E IL V II1 Established 1908 C ity Commission Talks Close In Dark The Board of Sanfoid City Commisslonera were in the dark last night—and adjourned In the dark following a routine session dur­ ing the hour'* msvllng. Shortly before lh« commission­ er* completed their final round nf busier** |n romr before them, lights win- out due to a broken power line. Light* remained off even through the closing mtnule* of the session In a letter to the Women’* Auxi­ No written commitments hate liary of Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. The Sanford Herald offered been received by the City rela­ to stage the Second Annual Pan­ tive to funds with which to car­ cake Day early next year to as- ry out the Capital Improvement al*t the auxiliary in raiiinjt fund* Program, according to a report from City Manager Warren E. for their project*. Knowles, However. Knowlrs told F-.rliee ihU year, the firat an-| the commisiloner* " It look* as nvjal "Pancake Pay*’ evrnl oa< If the City will gel the money — A i i r I by Tile -.ntfonl Herald Ihe question is where or when.” xvTth member* of it* staff conA meeting hat been arhrdlitrd tributlnjt Heir -ervicr- ant The Sanford Hrralit contributing the Wednesday or Thursday to hear a representative of a Miami in­ pancake Ingredients. The letter asked that the date vestment broker discusi interest for next year’a event be ret early rates and length of loan. The *o that plan* could be completed, Committee from the Hoard of U I* expected that the event, t’ ommissloner* will also receive slated for an early dw’ c in 1937 information regarding the secur­ will attract at Iraat double the ing of funds thsough a local hank. Sanford Police Thief Roy (i. ^m ber of Sanfonl and Seminole Aunty ritiren* to eat njnrakea Williams told the Board of Com­ and sausage and eontrihule to missioner* that discussions slate I to start lilt week with Fire the Women'a Auxiliary fund Chief Mark N. Cleveland, St., re­ Y o lrrd iy , another one of the garding the pension system (or Women'a Auxiliary project* for both police and firemen, was inSeminole Memorial Hospital » » • ternipled by Chief Cleveland be­ cllmaxerl when the Hospitality ing hnspitaliird. He said "Ihe dlaCart was put in'o u*e for Ihe missions will get underway either firat time. Mr*. M. I- Itaborn, tomorrow or Ihe next day." This chairman of the Hospitality Shop was revealed when commissioner* at the hotpital for the auxiliary approved the relaming of 1330 to A ecleJ the gaily colored cart Benevolent Fund* which was inled with eandie*. cum. cigars, used for making pension studies, cigarettes, and other hospitality II. N. S'ayrr was officially ap­ Shop Item* inlo the patlenta pointed Him lor of Finance for rooms to serve Ihem. the City of Sanford following Ihe "Our flrtt customer wa* W. E. certlflration nf Sajer's eligibility Watson who I* presently confined by the Civil Service Board on to Ihe Seminole Memorial Hn-pl- Oct. 4. lal’ ’ Mr*. Ilibom said. Judge Wat­ City Manager Knowles reported son celebrateil hi* 7fith birthday lo ihe Hoard of Conimi-Mmcr* yeatenlny, and surrounded by (hat two rity employes were sus­ birthday cake*, gifl* and flow- pended following a report that 4k, he wa* the fir*t patient to nn expensive piece nf equipment aec and u»e the service* of th* had been neglwc'ed. "A pair of 11— iPtlity Carl. pliers were found in Ihe trans­ The Women'a Auxiliary of the mission of the tractor," sail Seminole Memorial Hospital re­ Knowle*, "and the housing wa* cently announce! that it i* now • so dry that it had begun to nr*t " member of the Stale Auxiliary. Suspension* were for tvfo week* Mr*. A. W. Epp», the Women * after finding that repair* would Auxiliary president, said that cost t-VXl and that the employe* there will lie a district mec’ tns of admitted r>-»pon"ibllltv. "A* yet Ihe Association of Florida Hospi­ no appeal* lo Ihe Civil Service tal Auxiliaries in Winter I^ik at Board have been made," said the £ Langford Hotel beginning on City Manager. Oct Ik. In o'her action by th* three The hoVcss auxiliary i* the man board l**l night, strrrt* anil ITospItality Guild of the Florida drainage In Rose Court and Sanitarium and Hospital with Mrs Grove Manor* subdivisions were L. M. Sutter, president, of Or­ accepted for peimar.ent mainten­ lando. Other* are Mr* Brantley ance by the City of Sanford. flurcham, president of the Orange The vacating of an easement Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and ant sewer in Grove Manor was Mr*. R. J. Wl«er, president of appro* rd in order to construct the Winter Paik Memorial Hospi- additional houses in the subdivi­ 1^ Auxiliary. sion to which st-wer facilitie* Will ▼The meeting on Oct. II. Thurs­ be installed. day, will be sin at 10 a. m., said Commissioner* A. I*. Wilton, Mr*. Epp*. in the Tree Top Room who Is ai»o prr*ldent of Ihe San­ with Stale Officer* on the pro ford Kiwanl* Club, an I David gram. Achievement report* of ‘.he Gatrhel, a member uf the San­ auxiliary and a problem « little ford civic club, are attending a will begin at 3 p m. Kiwanl* Convention in Fort Laud­ Luncheon will be »erved at Ihe erdale and were not prevent at holel said Mr*. Epp*. with re- last night'a session. ■titration and luncheon ticket* I? 50 Registration will begin at B|*. m. “ it member* of the Auxillaiy Mayor F, D. Scott and CityJre Invl'ed and urped to atlrnd llfue there will he a discussion Manager Warren E. Knowles will at this meeting of Ihe "High atlrnd a meeting of the Florida Fever" felliet, the Broadway Municipal la-ague which will be piodiirtiun the local anaiLary will held In Fort Lauderdale, Nov. •tag# to February. IM T. Herald Offers To Stage 2nd Pancake Day' Meeting Scheduled TU E S D A Y . OCTOBER 9, 1956 SAN FO R D , FLO RID A IPublic Housing N ow Available To M ore People The Rev.' Robert II. Spear Jr., paatnr of the Church of the V*f,-irrnr here was paid a very nigh rnmptimrnt at the weekly meet­ ing of the Sanford It «'ar> ( luh yesterday afternoon when prac lically the entire membership of the club remained to hear ms talk and gav? op the opt) irtunity to wllnesa a World Sene* haiehall game that made history. In speaking on "The Exper­ iences and Ob-crvallon* In The Course of a Young Minister's Ufe'*, Ihe Rev Spear, at time*, had hi* audience laughing loud­ ly at the tales he tol I and 'hen, speaking seriously he made a tremendous Impression on tne group with his sincerity and iti* inspirational message, “ The Hand of Ihe Master", Bom in N e« Jersey, "Bob’* Spear received hi* early school­ ing in Wllming'nn, Del. and after, many moving* with hit parents, he graduate I from the Home­ stead. Fin High School He *|>ent three and a half year* In Ihe Army Infantry, after which he prepared for Ihe ministry and •tarted hi* first pastorate m Titus­ ville where in August 1919. I.e married .Mary Frence* Carter. In I9'»l. he was railed to the pas­ torate of thp local Church of The Naiarrive. He and his wife have tw o rhildren. Jim, four and a half year* of age. and Joy, aged two. The Rev Spear was Introduced by Charlie Morrison, program chairman for Ihe day. During the meeting preaided oxer by Dr, Charles 1. Persons, the club, upon motion of Mayor F n Seott. fol­ lowing some remark* by George Stine, unanimously endorsed Ro­ ta rian James B. Keith of the Or­ lando Club for Ihe post of di*IricV governor, to he Voted on at Ihe Winler Haven District Con­ form. r. Sun lay through Tuesday uf next week, law at delegates lo Ihe conference are: Dr. Tenons, secretary Dr. R. W. Ruprecht, Charlrs Wagner and Harry Simp­ son. Dodgers Win Ties Up Series 3-3 BROOKLYN '.It— Jackie Robin. n‘ « single with two nut and two nn ha-r in the tenth inning hrotixhl in Junior Gilliam wdh a run that gave the Brooklyn Dodjer* a l-o victory over Ihe New York Yankee* Inlay and tin! Ihe World Series at three vlctorie* each. The seventh and deriding tim e will he played at Ehl*el* Field to­ morrow. Robinson's hit broke up a bril­ liant pitching duel la-tween Hob Turley nf tin- Yank* an I Clem labine nf Ihe Dodger*. It wa* ..nly Ihe fourth hi! o ff Turley, who was in occasional trouble because of wildness bul strurk out plr\en. I.abin* touched for five hit* in lha first fom innings, yielded only la all. NO. 209 CofC Membership Drive Opens Soon 'Tongrcii, last summer, chang­ ed the public housing law enabl­ ing local housing authorities to rent to a »ingle person If they are over the age of IS, or rent to two person* unrelated, if one of them i* over US." Gordon Bradley, Exc, utivr Director of the Sanford and Semlnolr County Housing AuIhuriti** said today, "Thta change hat made public housing avallaote lu more peo­ ple." Bradley said. "In the part we have had quite a few requests from older people whose applications we could not "The Seminole County Chamber handle," ihe local housing authori­ of Commerce membership drive ty official said. "However," he added, "for peo­ will get underway In Ihr near fu­ ple under 63, Ihe present law still ture," Don Halles. chairman of the ronlrol* and there must be two Important Chambei of Commerce or more that are bh>od relations, committee said yesterday. married, or adopted. Bale* m*l with Chamber ol Com"W e have quite a few vacancies mem* Pre-ident Clifford Me­ in Castle Brewer and William Klbhin ami Ihe Chamber of ('sim­ ilar k Court*, some rwuied by peo merer Manager John Krider pie going north In the early -um- yesterday to begin planning for Ihe mer In search of employment." membership campaign slated to be Bradley commented staged during this month. ’"There arc no vacancies in 'This la a very importanl year In Edward lllggln* Terrace." h* said, ^ e Seminole County Chamber of "but wc are still accepting app'i- Commerce history," Don Hale* said yesterday at he emphaslred that ration*.’' The new housing unit making this year’ * campalrn mu*t he available 30 now apartments will one of the most aggressive of any lie built just west of Edward Hig­ in the past. "There are numerous project*, DON RA LE S, C H A IR M A N o f the Seminole County Chnmlmr o f Commerce Member* gins Terrace and anrther will be being planned for Ihi* year and "hin Drive Committee (le ft) meets with President Clifford McKIbbin (ritfht) nndI Man* Mancnnrtnirlrrt in 11* lerto located —*■ one ~i v - - i. ~ - .......... (S ta ff south of the new colored school, -each of .them is iImportant to M(ter j 0hn Krider (center) to (dan the forthcoming mcmbcrahiiv cani|mign. I'rrliminarv plan* were taken Sanford and Seminole County i e«n I’ holo) h» to Atlanta during Ihe peal week- l^nu^,, pro»P^rity and growth." hr end lay An lilted John durtuii l\ M,<*and Gordon Bradiev f..r anpr.val "However. It i* impossible fur with plans to get construction uiv Ju>| * few key ritiieni to accom drew ay around Feu. i next year. plish all that must be dune during The two units are under a*p#r- one ef Ihe most significant years xte authorities and will coat in the in Ihe area's history,“ Bales (mint­ ed out. "We need Ihe cooperation nn^htKirh'HHl ,.f txm.au) each and strengih nf every merchant, Merle W. Warner, C-yrar-old professional men Industry owner, service station operator, announc­ and rlllien in order to accomplish ed hit candidary and qualified all that your Chamber of Commer­ John Krider. City Commission­ near noun today Tor Ihe Sanford ce hat set cut to do during 1938 and 1931," er, Manager o f the ftemlnole City Commission In Ihe Nov. 8 Hales told president Clifford Me- County Chamber o f Commerce, elect ion. Warner said this morning that Klbhin and Manager John Krider, and Seminole County Commission' "We musl have Ihr largest mem­ he la announcing hti candidacy rr-elect, said this morning that bership our organ Italian has ever for Ihe seat on Ihe Board of San­ experienced in the past fur It la " I will not be a candidate for re- ford City Commli*h»ner* now held very Important that up pull lo- -'(##Hn* lu-tlw Board of Sanford h. Johr Krider DR BARY— The De Bary Gar- telber at a learn lo gel result* that City Com ml sinner*." "I promised lo t year (hat I den rlnh met Friday at the mm- Jrr expected of ns in the deqti"M y c-ommltnienli and the woull be a candidate again this munity cenlrr and welcomed the nn|# County Chamber of Com- program of Ihe City and County year, and 1 am not going hark on following members: Mr*, la-on my promise," he -aid Magee, Mrs Robert Elmers, Mr*. A* he explained his member- are of such nature that I would In an Interview this morning, < he»ter llcari.k, Mr* K,C Hlei- -hip drive plan* l» the two Cham- he unable to serve ua a City Ihe former Imran, tlhlo man said, hr, Mr*. Nil* Ljunhcrg. Mr*, her of Commerce leaders. Hale* Cnmniisiioner." Krider said a* be " I am for a progressive city, one l.lovd 'tchrter, Mrs. II. I’. New- -aid "This year'* campaign for announced I hat he would not be that krep* moving ahead In un ton, Mr*. Louis Ulhrop. Mr*, members it goin g to be the must a r indiciale In the forthcoming attempt lo keep abreast of Ihe Arthur Miller. Mr*. Albert Neal, extensive xre have ever staged need* of the rnmmunlty." city election. Mr> Joseph Callahan, Sirs. Bert hare. We will have everything Warner emphasjird that "I um " I feel like ihe City I* In pro­ Newton, Mr*. La Velle Pierce ready for Ihe appointed time and heartily In favor of Ihe present bably Ihe heal shape It has been and Mr*. Montague Clraver. Miss rnmplele Ihe solicitation for memCapital Improvement Program— Cornelia Fhaw and Mis* Elma berihlp* In a minimum of time." in II* history," he said. but in addition--I alto favor a M E R LE W A R N E R Johnson. Commissioner Krider staled " f continuing program of Improve­ "We know how Important workfeel that, at the completion of (S t a ff Ph oto) Mis* Edith Belter. DeLant lib- inf hours are io our business men ments to benefit the city and its rartrn, gave an intere-tlng history and for that reason this ear'* my present term of office, that rillten*." of The Coming nf the Flowers, campaign for members Mott important for Fanfonl is a I tie I will be leaving Ihe City in the »hi<h depleted the Introduction -hortrned so that each pep I wdl very competent hands of the pre­ Dorks amt Terminal in that (h* and development of wild flowers have only so much to do id no sent Ib.ard of Sanford City Com­ business people of ;<iartfu> I and. missioner*. and plants brought inlo England more." Balea laid Central Florida ran lake wdvant-' and America through the eench|tnhM, o( Com„ , n Prr„ . " I deeply appreciate the pri­ age of water f'elaht coming tnio vilege of serving the people of this area by means of a fleet the Cily of Ksnfonl and I appre- of barges. Warmer laid. h-"o u — rlatr the confidence that ha* The continuing Inpmvrmrnt of i|P’in ' i" 1 {°.[ Sanford ami Seminole County ar been placed in me," Krider said. our sewage system by expanrioa next spring') annuals Speaking of hit future duties a sewage treatment tdxr.t a broad 1 ' * * compllsh the projects that are sited enriching of soil, *»iih seedl ahead nf tit In the foreseeable Krider commented, " I xrtll de- street paving program, an air LONGWOOD— The l.oogwood especially treated for fungus, , . . . . __ , .... vote my time exclusively to the station nr slrport for our city, i. ' i ., i„ and those „coaled . | J xmmr. future I am eons need that ant* ilepreJation .... hi* ambitious program Ihr Seminole annexation of all Ihe nf-ssary Area Chamber „ ( CnmmtTcr -v-llt m^mbrnraWp drive will he meet Ihi* ThUisdny evening vt 4 with fertillrrr and a priparatlon ^ Ihe no>st surressful ever slagrd. County Chamber of Commerce fringe area to continue the pro­ p. m, in Sunnyshadr Pari, when which make* them eold lert-lant. Don Rale*, Sanford auloniohlle has outline I -a**o I will lake of­ gress of Sanford, full roipera plan* will be rompletr I for ih* Stic detrribed the planting of fice Ihe first o f Ihe coming year lion with our Navy, and a long auction being hvld on tht ?! fl*l% for pentumas. She stated tealer. and head of the 3|eniliei- la a County Commissioner. range plan are all necessary for ship Drive Committee, said that This v'ver.t will be held in inthat being a gardner doesn't en­ " I will sponsor tome progres­ Ihe continued growth of 'la- Fr.n- h)shade Park al 7:30 p in with tail the grmus of • magician, ra­ "The date for the beginning of fold area, Warner said thti morn­ alt proceeds going to the Medical ther the every day porrtttcnce •>ur membership drive will he an sive moverienl* In the Coutv'y ai ing. and patten.e that marks success mmneed within a very short time a wlode." Krider -aid. Fund, at winch time It ia hoped " I am announcing my candh m the horticultural field J,M* complete plan* will also he to raise enough fund. In rotnpleta key for the Sanford City Coinml* the bull ting. Ths-fe will h< rcAt the close of Ihe hu-lnesi made known." lion to that 1 might help continue 1"’ ....... trrved 'n " i :h# sessinn Ihe pew year books were " I want lo emphaslte. Ihougb," Ihr aggressive program lh.it hat Auction for all. distributed and admired. * let, "that we need mery Imen -lar*rd by Ihr prt- enl busiust man, ptufesslnnal man Corporal Charles "(.'hurk' 'sun­ hoard," he said. ders of Ihe Florida Highway Painduslry owner and eitlren as a The Board of Sanford City Warner lives in Sanforl at member of the Seminole County Commissioners last nigh* accepted 3m s Myrtle Ave where he ownl ,, tiol will, be of ...the cxeniiig _ guest , k and Chamber of Commerce." Ihe use of Ihr copyrighted slogan h(l home. He and his wife. Ituth ,, „ ".See Florida From Sanford"; hlVf three rhildren, Autha. who ‘ J0* , 1 n from Mrs. Frml Williama. >tivr. In Kllver Springs, Md. and ' T „ , th Annual ChildUse of Ihe slogan will be used hat 2 rhildren: fatnc and Jinvmic. Jl" " red's Christmas Party will also by various -irganirallons, with He ramr lo Ssnfnitl In I1W vml SANI.ANDO SPRINGS _ II-w X - P r n r L H a w i x In- distrusted am! ihe rhilimar fur prrmit.ion of the City of Sanfonl became uffilialrd with (Mham women may rrea'e their own hair 1 0 ' - r O C K UOWn I his e vin t will 1e inno'imiil o* mail and lllrralurr mailed toi Motor Co. until 1931 and Ihen styles by n.ing (heir natural rurl T r t y i D r il/ n r e Refreshment* will lie -eixrd at pntnl* Ihroughoul Ihe country. I (Continu'd III) Page 3) will he demonstrated at 7 P. m. w n 1 l/ n v e r 5 the soci.il hour to follow Ihi meet­ Fx'nrrliv at fmlando Springs by Sanford Police Chief Roy (7. ing. Angie (Hanlon of the Enchanted Williams *•** instructed '*-1 n'"htl Mirror. the Board of Sanford City The hair itylist will appear a* ' '"inmi*-loners to rail In (axl a gue.t instructor of Ihe Kan- ’ rivers and v * m Ihem that (heir . . . . . _ The Sanfonl Semlnolr- i'hlefi Undo Spring* Charm Colltfe, win b. pleNd up unles* \ A i i L C w M ^ n - I ^ ^ ~ Club meet* tonight at 7:3” ■>* the however, xi.llor. lo the attraction de..b'. paring, .peeICltv Hall on that day may *ee ihe demon- in» '" r 'r d.sem.rte.y' ■ John Schlrnrd Jr.. Chi'ub stra'ion. fh lef William* 'Xp'ained that A meeting with Ihe Florida come* on Ihe heels of ihe trp«rt , pre-ldt '.t, said It at 'hi r SalunUy will make Ihe third certain Colored Tux* 'krUei < ha-t Development I'ommlssion h a » ed apphcnllon* by two barge lines r4| point* lo be br..u;;hl bI- been arrested ami charged with (wen scheduled by Seminole Coun-, for permits "to haul commodiclass of Ihe four-month serri i»„. r|ul.. a id r< un Is var'Mie v^i'.u, vtoiattuna vlolstlna bul but that th*y ihry ty ,y chamb-r chamber of Commeree Man- lie* inlo Sanford." monthly charm school which la rnemheta and prosper* Ire being conducted free of rharge -ontinued in operate their »h* ^gpr John Krider. The two reported barge line, lnP,n)H>rt alteml for M girls from nine Central in the tame mannee. Kri !er leaves for Tallahassee ippilralion* bring l« life a re- ' _________ Florida tontmunities. The achool However, said Chief Williams,, tomorrow where he will meet rival of efforts to stimulate wa­ it designed to create a pool of " ter send reports to the Depart- with the Important Stale commit- ter freight traffic on Ihe St. models which may be used by rvent of Public Bafety on every sion for talka relative to future Johns River leven l years ago chamber* of commerce and at- violation are rharge them with " program* In Keminole County. and a move to establish dorks Generally fair Ihronrt Wednes­ tractions in the area Numerous complaint- were re"The purpose nf my meeting." an) terminal* at Sanford. day; low lonlgbi (Hti. The first class la scheduled to pnrt«.| by members of the Board Krider said, "la to find ou the "We have waited a long time rnmplele ihe course Dec IS. K'u- ,,f Ranford City Commissioner*, statu* nf Industrial development for ■ stimulus to get the Indusdent* already are signed for ,omr concerning specific instanr- in Central Florid*. trial picture developed for Semirlastei through August 1937. A *-|t «oema *» If we're getting " I will rume out of Ihi* meet- note County," Krider said today, waiting list has not been ertab- too many of these cabs and It ing with a better view of what we and it seems as if we might IIshed for classes after the third |t time that we start relurlng may expect In Seminole County be at the starting point of the course, but Banlando ftpringa re- the number of Colored rail* that ’ during the forthcoming year," be greatest Indurtrial development program In Seminole County'* purls* Ihai It will re-open regia- are operating," one commlstio.vrr *•*-!. italioo* in January. i said. | Krider'* visit lo Tallahassee history." I Rotarians Hear Impressive Talk By Rev. R. Spear iat#d Pr### Leaned W irt Campaign Plans Are Underway History Of Coming Of Flowers Given At Club Gathering 7- Krider Will Not Warner Enters City Seek Re-Election Commission Race To Commission ■► Medical Fund Will Receive Proceeds From CofC Auction • . a T f f o S s s s j s ii Board Accepts Slogan For City Hair Stylist To Be Guest Instructor At Charm College Chief Williams Krider Schedules Talk W . O - : i 5 5 3 6 ^ '- ' T W O C E LE B R A T IO N S IN O N E ! Mr*. M. I*. Raborn M rvta the firat patient from the Seminole Memorial Hospital'* Women's Auxiliary*a "H oapltality Cart'* put into use yestw d a y . Th# customer I* W . E. Watson who celebrated hla 7fith birthday ninny with ih e InauRuratlon o f the new Women'a Auxilliiry Ifo#p lt«llty Tart Mrs. ItnlK»rn Is chair­ man o f the Auxiliary's Hospitality Shop at th# local hoapital. (S ta ff I’ holo) JW !)"'". Chiefs Club Meet | jn U X O d n S IO Il V jF O U P Weather Additional Local N ew s O n P a ge 3 - �a- THE OLD HOME TOWN •afiwwdU » hrmnORK* Bv STANLEY HAIVIT M. MATUfOW, (above), 31, turnabout wltnet* In Ilia government’* rar« *gatn«t I3 fommunlUa, n n round guilty In federal Court, New York, on five count* o f perjury. The Juror* did not believe Matuluw'j contention that former Militant U.S. Attorney (toy M. Culm hid persuaded him lo lie *t the Red*' trial. Cohn had oppeared on the *tand to deny the allegation. (International) Whitney Leaps Into Movie Business With Both Feet HOLLYWOOD utt-C. V. Whit­ ney hi* leaped Into the movie, buiincM with both feet. He en>, teted il at ■ time when nome person* drapalred of it* future. But not Whitney, " I riprrtied my faith In the motion picture buiinei* when I (o t Into It • year ago,"he mid in the Westwood office of hi* company. " I think (he builitetf look* even better now, “ I think in a normal year our picture. "The Searehen,” woulj be pp for Aradrmy ronaideration. Hut there have hern *o many other good picture* this year that I don't believe w*'H be In con­ tention." Whitney'* active intereit In the movie* m i delayed 35 yean by a chain of ctrcumitanrea, he ex­ plained. He first became Intri­ gued with film* through a friend­ ship with Mrrian C. Cooper, with whom he is now associated. " I first met Mr. Cooper In 1*31, I brlieye," *a!d Whitney, " I went with him to the premiere of hli 'Chang' in New York. Hut I urai too busy organising Pan-American World Airway* to get Into th# pic­ ture bualnei*. Then I itartrd the Ilulsnn Hay Mining It Smelting Co., which is now the second big­ gest in Canada." He Was busy with thine enter­ prises until the war. He enlisted the day after Pear) Harbor and didn't get out until IMS (he waa a colonel in Air Force Intelligence). After thal. he was In gvernment for iwu years, as assistant secre­ tary of Air and undersecretary of Commerce. PIu* which he wa* In­ volved in other business# such ai *to<k raising; raring stable and marine studios in Florida. Whilnoy, a ruggedly handsome man who chooses hi* words care­ fully between puff* on a pipe, said he and his coualn, John Hay Whitney, backed some of the first successful color pictures of the 1030s and Invested in Technical- BEU'.ItADE Yugoslavia lit— Prrsidant Tito returned today from an eight day visit to the Soviet Union. Authoritative source* here ex­ press the opinion that Tito and Soviet Communist party boss Ni­ kita Khrushchev failed to settle whatever policy row may exist be­ tween the lwo government* and Communist parties. Tito left here on what wa* billed aa a vacation in the S o v i e t Crimea. HD trip followed a visit by Khrushchev to Yugoslavia, al­ so officially described aa a vara. Uon. Rut Informed source! said there were discussions of crucial matters, including differences of an ideological nature, between the Hutilana and the Yugoslav leader with whom Moscow feuded from IMS until after the death of Stalin. DOUBLE SAFETY PRECIOUS FLOWERS A Sign Your Ufa is in DANGER , You're driving cm a dark-aurfaced highway. The iky becomes overcast. It begins to rnin. Traffic bunches up. You strain to sec. "Slippery" warnings keep you lenac. Then— suddenly you pats onto light-colored con­ crete. Whnt a relief! Traffic tnovci out. N o "slippery" sign*. You know you're on a aster pavement. Yes, the difference between a aickening swerve and ■ safe, quick atop often it the pavement. Concrete grip* tires—help* you avoid accidents. Wet or dry, it* gritty texture provides uniformly high skid resistance. Remember, no driver expects trouble but if it cornea your chances arc much better on concrete pavement. PORTLAND C IM IN T ASSOCIATION 277 North M a in Street, Orlando, Florida A -aliensI Wfonion** H l » t m o-* * > W IS* m i el eod It-PM* Itveoih k )*o*A* lewenh e«d I'|-H <l<i geld wwk ( Oht Hi Ti c n o r I v * m \ w i I h t oo * ri vi v » ni > s v i i i s RELAX DELUXE R a d io i see s iii .o u t c i , si« w t h it sixm o Tt'lints XV A r r tiiiA u o * Th* Ittitthm Hour WolM At at* KVIlftMQ Twilight Sosas Spoils llooh *lo*li» *1 lt**»1om V K W. Urlftlic Cn s Clong i:»«nin* Must* IMdl* I'lih if It’s Danrstlm* Maht edition I'nTted Nnllots Tho tthrihm Ilnur At Homo Will, Musi* Nows Men o ff v* H iiM iniixT MOMAIXI Man On Pawn hrsshori Nsw* WoMsrn Jainharsn New* Set on trrtnclc Club Nows-KlortiU Nsws.tVnrtd Sports At A fllanc* JockST's Choir* Uarnln* Ilavotloa* irtnoiir Tim* arl.t At ,M«» htnrnlnn M-Indlt* ll»r# *n,| Thsr* I lo* Club •'•ms of M.todr WorU at Noun W „ . AKTKRPMN lt*4l* Knrm Plesst War N o*, l u « h N«n « ll»r Nos* IU«rh American U **u * Osm* T*»* Tim* N iffl Tt#» Tlm« K*rll»n It. Towuihlp Hail** 1* i:*«t I A im o r APrucATio;* I T A i IIEKO OIVKN I U (.Mil. futlnwlns ___ _____ o*)4 **r|lflc*tr __ il*t*l to be lh»i»ur. t m e * r U f ic *t * nw m Ltr end t u t ul liauaac*. lh * rlpilaa el I k * pr.i. eerie. » *d I k * k *6 i» !« whleh It *« t t n A * r t <i fnllowa: C i r t l i l M U No. I l l T * * r * f l**u • B t * J a a * I I A- l> U l i . t>**r*lM «ee •> l* r « * » * in II Nan.* In whltk m i h O Miaul* U •loan. lulu. All * f »«td ptoparty U l*e U th* tooBir or ■tmlPtl*. (tat* *1 nor* lit*. fnlM t tuck rm lllta t* ihall b* r.il<»iinJ orroidlng to law th* l'r«i»*rtr «tnrrlh*A In aurh rartlfl* rol* Hill b* Mtlil to th* klah.tl l*M*»r *t Ihe lr..M (t«nr or th* Him* Iniil* rminljr t'ourt lltua* *1 a*n. ford nortd*. on th* rirot Monday In th* month or N**»mh»r Ilia which I* th* I'h day or Not*mo*r. tm . I>*t*d Ihlt lit dajt *t Oclabar. WI4 *1 KUli #t m vii •( NWt, lilt. m You need just two products - I M P R O V E D I8 0 T 0 X Garden Spray M and F lorid a V O L C K Paeta Emulsion to protect azaleas and camellias againat moat inaacta auch aa aphia, goals, lacebup, thripa, etc. Mix topthar in your ORTHO Spray-Etta, which attachaa to your garden hoaa, and ■pray both i t the aama time. OMTHO peedw«tt are sold et elt leading gerdea supply sttrei. Kilgore Seed Co. 900 W . 1st 8T. I'H . 318 ------D O N 'T ------- Iurn. i» I n*rh‘* h«* d t * » r *r unitt#»* x b m nutick is iiKiiRur aivts that I am *ne*e*<l tn burlann at Nailando Morlna*. r/o P. (i l l u II. Lon*«uud. Nl*., und*r th* tlctlllun* um< Hanlando Kirin* ■*r\lc* a*d that t Intrni tn irflita r Hid * • * '» with th* n *tlt at th* Circuit C*nrtl d«mlio|* 1. 'Ufltr. Stolid* In aci .ro»*<•• with lh» nrorltlon at th* f u t|t|..n* K*m* t»l*tnl* tn*wlt: Hoc* tion l i t e r Klurlda ictataiat ‘ ---lli l . tin .b all It. SfcentU Wa K t ADt| Throw A w ay Your Tire Dolara Bacxuaa Your Tiro* A r t Smooth, U t WELSH T IR E SH O P 106 W . 2nd Put On ! i ubbep Trtxda T h at WUJ GIy * Guaranteed N E W T IR E W ear And Save You Mon*y. W 5 *F IN E TENANTS W E LSH T IR E SH O P 105 W . 56 Year* In Sanford ENJOY-j; BOURBON deUJXE THE LUXURY BOURBON I1. ll*r mint, t’ lnh rirrult four. mmlnolo County, noridn 2nd It's p o d to relax . , , to drop ) our trouble* . . . to be at luxurious ease. That's the time to enjoy I lourtins d* L im p , eo la* Dh in flavor, so Saluting. Relax da lux* . . , enjuy Uourboa de Luxe. KESTUCm MST-YIT COSTS M MOM I THt BOUtBOT Ot lUSf COUFANY. OTYISIOJt OT NATIONAL D ltTKlfU mooucis cowoaahon, louisviuE, nr. c in iiu ii XSJWBW* ■=- R S = ^ m * �70 Memberships (Warner Left For '56-57 r; Concert Series Home Building Shows Increase Halloween Carnival Planned By P-TA By MARIAN JONES OVIEDO - Mr*. F. M. Sparks, finance chalrmin of tile Oviedo P-TA and official Halloween Car- By MK*. WITH LAYO LONGliVOOD — Budding of raw home! in Longwood It steadily m'* * Chairman thereby, held gaining according to a request meeting of the Halloween Carnival "There are only TO member made at the Longwood Town chairmen at the ichool auditorium Council meeting U it Thur»day for thur»day afternoon to formulate •hipa left for our concert act let this season," said Francis Routhe opening of two new atrreU plans for the forthcorain Carni­ and the extention of a now exist­ val, to be held on Tuesday night, millat. president of the Seminole ing atreet. The builder reported O L It), at the ichool gymnasium. Mutual Concert Auociation. that he intend* in start construc­ The chairmen and the b-toihs 'However, It it important that tion at once of nine new homes Ihey will represent are as follow*: we get theie membership* In at In the moderate price class. This Firit graJe, Mr*. Milton Gore as quickly at possible so that San­ I will also necessitate extending chairman—"Sidewalk Cafe"; seenew water linea. The Town Court ford and Seminole County can ' " • lCri , T There Cnd ^adf. Mr*. Id. AlrX.mdtT It be assured of one of the most ell agreed to the■ W «- There ch, irm, n .-Smill Tot, were also seteral individual build- lhjn, crldc M f, John E w u ,J outstanding seres every prrini{ permit* ur me . I chairman, * i ,irk a l\xket**; fourth trnlrd here," he said, Due to Mayor Screeney * re- Krtlir M„ w t- y,-humscher "Membership in the Seminole fusual to sign Ordinance 131 at a, chairman, "llldes"; f i f t h Mutual Concert Association is the last meeting It was again x;r, pn - ytcCall at chat limited," said Francis Roumtl read and approved by the neces- man „ ( skill"; sixth ’**• " ind onl>' **>e sary number ofcouncUmvn. gMjf> Mrf John l0 f, chairman ‘numb<’ r memberahlpa audi Therefore. Onl.nance No. 131 now -country Store"; seventh grade, '"rium seating will sllow." becomes » law of the town Vhl* Young Harris as chairman, The local Concert association Ordinance regulalr* the hour* of -j|0||)oa Stand"; eighth grade, president said "This je a r ’ s aeries ,11 ettabllshment* selling ako- yjr>- f)ufm Ulrry as chairman, “ ill consist of four concerts, holie beverages, with the hours • TheSupper” ; ninth grade, Mrs. with a program so varied that now being from I “ ,r>- J° It c. tlilier a* chairman, "look- every nicmbsr of the family, midnight Monday through SalurFood"; tcnih grade, \|r* Find from the youngster to the oldday. elo«e Saturday midnight un- fgobbiuw at chairman, "Games''; est, can enjoy it tothe fullest til Monday a. m. Also that the e|ervnth grade, Mrs. Joe Battle a extent." bar or room where alcohol hew chairman. "Fish I'nni"; and "F o r instance" Francis Ronerages are dispensed mtisl be twelfth .......... _grade, Mr*. John Dud* as imllat said, "our first concert vacated by all patrons and the ,'hairman, "post Office ; the nil) feature Mary Hutchinson who _ room closed for all business at |rrn-err, t -Dine n Dance” ; the ha* appeared in many Broadw midnight. faculty, "A surpri-e." way production*, ha* played im­ The Water Department was I n - ------------------------portant supporting rote*, and pre>ent* a non-stop performance atrucled to proceed with the Xl|#»||wj%cn||C S o P fencing of thi property where the I l l U m p b U l l 5 J C C ihanging from eharae'er to charac­ ter swiftly and easily." town’s water well, stand, pipe, f . f Z r n n A en rt '*"■ redtrvoir and pumphouse t~ loO ru n U 5 0 n Miss Hutrhlnion will be heard in Sanford on Nov. 19. The second concert will bring Ml DOW NAMED Rq MARIAN JONES tiic Chanticleer Male Quartet to lO L 'M k CLERK t)\ IF.DO — Quite a surprise was Sanford to literally sing thernsehv. *s FORT MYERS r — V r' .,„V . J i? ,t0.,e ..,orJ h* R ,' rr,‘,,d » n*« mto the hean* of the concert a* burn Moore was appointed H*ndty Mr, i \ Thompson 'hit na*t •ociation’ s members. Sol,n*t* of County cletk yesterday in P1*1® >iel* They *au their little great the quartet are from the Robert of her hu-band who was kilted in s-ran.Unn for the f:r«’ time. Lit* Shaw Chorale staged by Gene « collision between his aiitomo- |]P David is the son of their Bay lisa. " ■ '" b ile and a truck near Clewidon. grandson. James Allen Thompson In the third concert, local eonI ‘*'~,4he Wl|| ,crvc until Ihe post is Jr and Airs. Thompson cert association membeia will enjoy The father was until rerrntly Flayer*, Incorporated in "Char filled by a special election J»t IJ. James Allen Thompson ley's Aunt", said Ronmtllat. With Jr. of lb* U. S Army. He gradu­ this group comrs complete sett­ ated from Merter L'niversity with ings, fights, costumes, and a tom a second lieutenant's rating, mar­ pany of U. ried an Albany. Georgia girt, also And for the final concert of the a graduate of Merrer, and went season. The Festival Sy mphonrttr, into the service. Hr ha* hern directed by Robrrt Rudie, an ex stationed in Texas most of his . citing young American violinist. two years; therefore, Mr. * ” '* will thrill its audience. The Festi11 . T *r l val Sj mphonetie, eompo.ed of I! . nr lh‘ " f wme of Ihe fin d instrumental!,L ' - 5 “ fn ,m orfhe.lra.. will feature RobI X b'akHM This worts sa.lt cow age. until Ibis past week. nf IK* follow It* The baby's grandparent*, Mr. rrt Rudie In violin »o|oa, Cynthia t. n.mot* all e»ls»la«for ttl* re- and Mr*. James Alien Thompion.1Oti*. haiplst, Elliabeth Winslow, footle- *"■• aatvaaln* re.tde in Vero Beach where hr I* soprano, and Howard Shaw, han ‘ nVrt..- r.~ « of m.true. lone. lion. The baby and hit parent* h-»t mop Into pi*-* Tho»e who have no! yet secured X Os.r in* are* • ’ will be living at A’ero now, so Iheir membership, uld Itnumillat etlstl.* MWf »epl> 4 uelloim c-ailr, of ti.»p pit-J1- Ihe ftevrrerul and Atr* Th.-mp.uB mjl,. r# (c n , them by c, mn| u ,j aeaii.-l •< 'h* r»t* , » ' *; are eagerly anticipating an early or «oun<li e*r !*■' eo'i*>* f , *i of vi*it from all In order lo gtt roof *iirfsr* I'lls s r t at wm* ■1,1 is hit* tool wro « n* «»•**>• pictures of the four generations, n.ss of »« lh n--o.nl •»>(*-• The Reverent Thompson, who ronfu • luip.*e sh**t» Slo-h-s r-o __ |i-if ... tnnial .J--inl* olid. hat been a resident of Oviedo i;'.n.V. V !!a uptp; r t0> ibo,lt for’ > > » - » »• * retire tin iti.c *p«c*-S "oi nunistri and * fornirr minister of Of interetl lo frirnd* o f recent o s . r * Inch** ; - *»"' "■» the Ovie-lu Banti.t Church. He Commanding Officers o f the San­ Imopl.t.t) recently relebiated hi* With birth- ford Naval Air Station is the -n.-.l-.i .-!*»* ■' •*' ' day Fflllf information roelved In Sinf-uri pi*' h i ik r #1 uMl* * Rll*1*! • • • lin t a ll about iheir rhange of command. p H r II »-• U h l In I t n c i h t n o t f t Captain John L. Chittendon* f # P d ln * JA f## l ilfp ia c# rn «f 111*. order* to be Commanding Officer t t* w u n it * « h « r9 n # f# a«*TY of the CSS Princeton, one of tha •fit* tti a 11 ho |pld In m m p U l* 0<T. 4 r A w fo rn iA ih •> w tt h is i» n u f* * i u f Navy's largest airrraft carriers, •r*> »r t n in n t * f i' lilln M ■f1|4 in Admls-i-in* were published Friday. ifiiitilnf, He. iff ita■It N •» *l Mr*. Shelby Murphy In n Captain Chillrnion la going lo Birth* O n lv hon« f l- U a n .! r l* r I hi* new command from duty in rW ltl V rnfitfRrtAfi Will U r m Baby Girl Aturphy (he Mediterranean area. •t4 fff< 1 f « r t • H .- r k , OCT. * flnfdnfi f,. In addition, recent orders hav# |!i«f ulli • l>lrtt lnr .Admissions llrttihit « \ xlknrfly tkf been Issued to Captain Janie* K. Rosalie Mlllrr (Sanford) r h r «»f JUnfnrsI, Fl'Artilp \'o»e Jr . who was ordered to be Ellis Edwards (Sanford) Commanding Officer of the Naval Helen M. AlcGragh (Sanford, M IT It i : T O M K F iiM l -Air Station at OUmtda, Calif, T O i T .U J IA lH lK T . M L U H . Alii Hyyti (.Sanford) l t t t k rta tv n r * » ld # n c « a a* I v I* Captain A’oie will go to hi* Helen Horton (Sanford) f l u m r ! A t t n u t . A t la n t i y « o in u * new Command In California from I *1* m »*■ i P k * n o lle * t h H ) o j * r * h f t f b ) r t i ’j l r r j lo H U y o u f n i u * duty in tha Alaskan area. ,,ud For First Time • (Continued from Page I) purchased the service station he now operates at the corner of First St. and Sanford Ave Warner was born and raised In Lucas. Ohio, was educated (here, and where he owned and operated a fleet of buses, had his own garage, ami operated a super service station. Merle Warner is an avlition en­ thusiast and still operates his own plane. “ It is *til] my hubby," said Warner, "and I fly my plane wherever business, pleasure or my hobby take* me." "I have followed our city gov­ ernment for the pa*t ten years and I have watched its plans and action so that I feel now that 1 know what is going on ami how it ia being accomplished,” Warn­ er said this morning, ' Or course, I have had an opportunity to talk to many of our civic leader* and I feel that 1 know the city's needs," "The success of Sanford and our problems !n meeting the growth and expansion of this area can only be met by aggies•ivr, firm and poaitivc planning and thinking," Warner pointed out. " If we want Sanford to grow big we must think big, ami that's tlie reason, and my primary pur­ pose in offering myself a* a can­ didate for the Board of Sanford City Commissioner*," said Warn­ and ‘ Free* m» In a 8th Happy Birthday Jtannlt". In addition to tha punch and cake, the children were served ice cream and to each child wax given a little man made of mar­ Little Jeannie Carter, who had* shmallows, toothpicks, gumdrop* her tonsils and adenoid* removed and ralsini and an oatmeal cookit recently was such a good girl with the chlld'a name on IL After the refreshment* were that a* a rewarJ her mother and served Jeannie opened her many daddy gave her a party to cele­ lovely gifts and thanked each brate her fifth bnthdny on Oct. little guest for coming. 4. Those attendmg were Ruthit The small y o u n g g u e s t s Bullard, D o u g l a s Malinowski, played games and read comic Date Gri*me Patty Smith, Mike books to entertain the mselves, Rudd. Marcia Bailey, Tony Bailey, after which punch was serves* to Eddie Litton, Urihn Townsend, the dry youngstets The birthday Stevie Townsend, Cheryl Townter-d cake made its entrance amid much Becky Patterson, Mary Jacquetyn laughter and talk This was n Hampton. Vicky Oglesby, Carrie most unusual and attractive cake, Fijol, Patty Fijol, Brenda Carter made in three tiers and dreuratrd .md David Carter, with cowgirls and fence, and the Also present were Airs. Ben inscriptions "Dent Feme Me In” Bullard, Mrs. Wm. Maltcrowakl ------ L--------------------------- -----Mrs. Darrell Gricme. Mrs. Jimmy Bailey, Mr*. 1- G. Litton. Mrs. Okc> Townsend, Mr*. Stanley Oglesby and Mrs. W. T. Fijol. Jeannie Carter Honored With Party On Fifth Birthday Chairmen Named A t Board Meeting O f Oviedo P-TA Names Are Told Its MARIAN JUNES OVIEDO — A board meeting of Of New Officers lb- I’ TA wa* held at Ihe home o f Mr*. James Partin, president, Of Oviedo P-TA Thursday aPemoon. Project* were recommended and the budge! was approved. The fol­ low ing chairmen Wen- announced; Finance, Mr*. F. M Sp.vk*; health. Mr*, it (’ . Sehlimaeher; blue ribbon*. Mr* John Kvan* Civil defense ami safety. W It er, DeSharo: ht-lnrlin and puMirily, Mr*. R. W Este*: hospitality, Mr*. T. L, Lingo Jr., Music. Mr*. John Courier Jr.: program, Mr*. James E. Peaison; institutional repres­ Seminole County's rrctslroll-sn entative of Boy Scouts, Walter A. list grew to 12.S93 yesterday when Teague; publications and member­ registrations of rititens who hail ship. Mr* A V Mssr*. recreation qualified for voting In the Novem­ Mr* Milton Gore: study course, ber general eleclion were counted. Mr*. W II Martin; room represen­ Mrs. Camilla Bruce, Seminole tative captain, Mrs. John Hilda; Counly Supcru'or of Rejistratlnn. County Council delegates, Mr*. Wainwrijh* and Mr* revraled the new figure when Ihr Ren C. qualifications of previous voter* F. W McCall; alternate delegates, were counted and cam* to a total | Mr*. Roy Weisenbargcr and Mrs. of 1M R. C. Mlllrr. Registration List Grows To 12,893 VFW Auxiliary Plans To Send Box To T.B. Patient1 At Ita meeting recently, the V. F. W. Auxiliary to Poet 3283 discussed the V. A. Hospital at Lake City a*d It was deckled that each member would bring an ar­ ticle to the next meeting to make up a box for a TB patient svho doe* not receive a pension. Airs. Ruth 5mllh, president, presided over the meeting which was opened with the Pledge to the Flag, after which a prayrr was trj b< the chaplain. Airs. Alargaret Dillard. Anolhrr topic for discussion waa the hntaar that will take place on Nov. 3. at the Yacht Club. The bataar will be open to the public and luncheon will be served from 11:30 a. m. on through the day. The menu of the luncheon and other details of the hatisar will be published at a later date. Wesley Class Has Monthly Supper Its MARI AN JONES OATEDO — The official anmmnrerienl of the Oviedo High Scho-d P-TA officers I* a* fol­ lows- President. Mr*. James Partin; 1st vice president and blue ilhhnn chairman, Atr*. James Pearson, second vice president and program chairman; Air*. F. M. Sparks, third vice president and finance chairman; Mrs. Dnsvn Ulrey, secretary arid Atrs. James S, Brookshire, treasurer. Ever team minced rann*d whole 1ernel com and eream •aure? Top with buttered crumb* ami heat in the ovrn. The liquid from the clams and the corn may he used In the rm m '.sure. Grated onion, prepare mustard, rurry tower and WnreestereMre sauce pep up a cheese enuffle. Rv M ARI AN JONES OVIEDO - The Wesley Rible Clan of the Ovirdn Methodist Church hrl I their monthly supper this past week at the Oviedo Mr!hodl*t Church Hostr**lng Ihr affair were Mr. and Mr*. Pldl Packard and Mr. and Mra. A. M. Jones. Those enjoying the affair in­ cluded Mr. and Mr*. James Mer­ ritt Staley, Atr. and Alts. James Partin, Mr. an I Alri. Thomas G. Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Donn Dlrey, Mr. and Atrs. Walter A. Teague, Mr. and Mr*. AA\ C. Schumacher, Mr. and Mrs. Bob A1eAlli*ter, and the Reverend and Alts. George C. Carlton. Alio Mr* Ben G WainwrrlcM, Mrs. M. At, Estes, Air*. Roy Weivenbarger, Mrs. J. If. Staley, Alr« Spark* Lee (Tont* and Misses Ruth Kimball and Ruth Davidson. TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D Tuci. Oct. 9, 1956 Page » B I R T H S n. Mr. end Mr*. Kenneth Re­ bel* announce the birth of a daughter, Oct. 6, at S-mlnola Memorial Hospital. The little g'rl, who weighed 7 D*. 2 ox*., has not as yet been nantH. Mr* Echols is the former M i'* Ana French. “ W HAT YO U I»0 NOT W A N T O TH E R S TO DD TO Y O U ; DO N O T DO U N T O OTHERS.** AV like o operate our phar­ macy by thta more than 2400 rear old Golden Rule. Every time we compound a prescri­ ption. or ditpenso a medicine, we make certain it Is done rarrfutly and accurately, aa If It were for ourself. This policy not only give* us a great personal content­ ment, but gains us a lot of friend*. We are delighted to alweys serve you according to this Golden Rule. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Cor. tat I MigaeHe 'Qa*latl*a X* PkkU*eo m i Coevrteht K i l l This is where Tomorrow starts! Chittendon, Vose Get New Orders Hospital Notes U f l (If ft t ih e t * ■ It o r n * Y . i>n |» f f » n n « ll| o r l*p fo r# ftih. |Ja« ml n r Uf an N o iim U t <«ffh * vt lli* « I f f k o f i Hp C if * a i l 4* r tu fi, - i |h « t ’o u n f y L 'o u r l in f U n fo i* ! h * ir iif .n U i:o u n t > . F io f i4* t» oi 4 it m «oft i f It * e r r -1 lo li a i h I• F. P. Gardiner Dies Yesterday r. P. Gar-liner, 72. died su-lden r. ■Itornff for l*Ulnl|ff. ly ye.lerday m-Tning about * I*, li. |l*ii •* N«nf«ir*l. Fl'»fl4». in o'clock at his home. *33 Richmond m Main ilUftrrP r»-n rr.)Irp |mto»l - St., Macon, Ga. io n R jt s n » i f i . i j u th o d r m if Mr. Gar liner was the falher N in t h *71j »ll« U l t * lr t 'u ll n f of Mr*. Clara Jobe who formrrly K J o r h ip , h i an d f o r H r m i f i " l r <*4 uti* IV . In i'iia n c e r ). a n s it ia ro i llV r< | lived here. I H U o f * o |i| i i m * h r h s : K u h th r He had been an invalid for T U p b h . r u i n t t r r »• T a t m « 4 i » T W r lilt , | ) t f H i 4 a n l, h r r * in fa ll jeara. I'Mil. n f m. 4 rt r r p |»rr» h lD f l* ii> « 111 Funeral service* for Mr Gar­ * niff fit a««Jri«t ynu. IVIt Hup* mr linn4 art4 nf N. Ul diner will be held lom-irrnw■••oi a( ifpofor»l, Nvmlrit'U <'otint’ murning at II ->'chxk at Ihe Me­ K t * if J 4 * . ( h i t ( t l i «lav o f m r t n i* * r morial Chape) in .Macon, Ga. • ia ” «» P II M I IN D O V H a r k o f fj»p C ir c u it D f p u iv c U r k . u n i. v i.i: I ’U rk I1 n nf IU C i r c u i t C*o»|f( Hot Jl N-PUf.iy,I PRAIRIE LAKE A t U r InHag, American cart wtit never be the tame again. III-WAP 17-92 S» | m r mm CUMUVt r U r |4* w ( N a e u i uamw* - M lV M ' FTc’ i r nnu rnppfd tbr f*A57 Fierfs.1 ‘I tirsr ife (be t-e*» >md* id ■>*•* tree*. T H E IN F O R M E R 1 1 2 ^ 1 ^ * 7 'faatte STARTS TODAY o n ;N : 12 FEATURES • 1:00 •3:07 - 5:11 - 7:21 •9:28 I I I stiry if I FAMOUS fiUY... A WONDERFUL 0 IL «i4 tte HtfTINfi M A C rtey m Ui ttfttkir! 15 The wh’df |»«lige « »*wThe powrv Is new— wv'h ' i l " r Armrwrtary A" K t to lit even i-uvepower need. The atyle U nra—» revcduti-maev. d-»rp, brilliant, (teartut iletign tiui wiU stand nut in iratlic. The eumfnrt ia i r v i rock w.W w)se*tn»d ride The braking i* proUre - s ill* "wrewh *hew m ill me si*. »tn*a." ”1l-e urenng i* kadtev light vr( firm I ins is a sjicit jurnrrvJwte. frntri ihe Urge honest d ill (airs on (he instrument Jsaoel ie» ihe eHortle** i-uhng wi* it ttune* Ai high Ipersl* ihi* new iritd h*» mine n( (he snug­ gling. humping, sirenhowt Irelmg y*w* waoetimr* get in *Hiir mhel i eft. The new Fued begin* s*itl* the "Inner Fnrd." FEATURE fi I) |iv new cIrjjmte rnmet Inan within, from lit* war ns auinnvuire rouwlc* are put Ingrther. Prere are a lhott**nd tnd one aulcmvmire |r-sw>m built into fht* N*w Kind nf i--nl Ag Ilf Ihe (hai)gei alt tn-said nvne tugged euilur- 10 (t3 CO-FEATUHE DOROTHY Mi G UIR I R OM RT TOUNG Ihe r ARTOON Il biik* a* fresh at m-sining. In all mn-Gli you hare yutir choice of engines, either its* grtst vi-lfage vialrr .Aix or nna of the new blur Aoolvetaarv Ford A l i * A'nu II have mi iruulde dsoealng lord —but you'll ■rouble thoewing a Ak A Ford! Six ot V *. the going Is greMl Il beds like inmmrow like the Aral ihing nut id Detroit that ivmledi/cv the new V nf Movement. Fee it at your Fnrd Dealer'*. O re M roar •wr Actuiu Traf. Rrt tou'd hHlrv leave a depaasu . . . ia r you •on’t »*nl to bring it bark. «AnswS*l W byTN — twMnl I H I b w VX ■ !* ■ a**»sMs •i aatre n * ^AU^yua la|KjmX.iw *m ^SwSaSt4 9 a t y o u r F o r d D e a le r s today/,*. Enchanted Co/tage "CHILDREN UNDER 13 ADMITTED f h e k - * nee in w a rd fn ire tte il power inward tlltiMilher Iiprialuin I he*r ale (he Ih ic i lt*e H i M i i t - i l liHin-ttuw ' rlrgance /An ,i Ike one i,nt car in (Ae le v / u ii' fie/rf. '1 here are .v nulls |u dilfrrrnl new kirwk rsf f-.iit —the nra ( uvlnrn *<ifl and Cuilnm Xriic* -in a ||(i m ih whrrlhiie, die new I airlane -‘*1 ansi I'aitltnr Serir* nil a I I Hi mh wlirt H-ata-, ami (lie laiiMHI* live lutd Sialmtl AVagnm. the rhampi»m id glammrr cruisers. Ami mi m iner who It new t-n-i ■>( load wm thuene, it's yewirs »( h-w lord priifst How linen H lemh* I- « iml* 1-MiMeen hinds high « tall as a child* [«nn». Ann ran Hand l-rsule il and lean *-»n cHmiws »n II* Imd. Amt ii s m et wsrmern lari l-mg . . . 21 ini Ives wklrr than it r* highl this Gig new kind id fnrd W ill like die fun --a* * in r e l pmirr. l it ihr kind <d car that ImAt nmshiny jn die rain. S e e the n e w k in d q f F o r d f o r '5 7 « I B6 I R 1 M 1 ( M rt |I F E A T U R E 1:21 O N L Y The B ig N ew Kind, o f Ford Conies In 19 Models automotive itackage—the one tine ear in the loir-price Held! and John Ford'* ______________ STARTS TONIGHT STARTS I . H Tk* 'fhlkfc-af | For the llig \eir Kind nf Ford it a brilliant new H C o u rt i* r » • » unt'Kiinr.nnH M W * , le a ihaw 1 Vet Mgb. Li - frsl ear tsei ottered In ihe h>w pike held With ihe lonl of immira in (■• n-fhi hrsiifsl lines, ihit ( tub Vstan f»l»>sr) tvpihe* lire beawty of all fc*e Faiilanc MV1 mrairta. SfE E V E ^ yjJilM •d o n n a ^ jy REED sawr Qooomjf — UM IW 4 •IHU a u x M l NtUU • n m tlM i-UVtM Sir Ml m d f* a * n M U •MUTM T t fS . I R f U H / J j f l f STRICKLAND-MORRISON. Inc. SM E. la L S L Pk. m ..as/S? h A. �• - J. Grove Can't Cook But Is Success Approval Of Capital Improvement Program Creates New Confidence V.' Approval o f a Capital Improvement Pro—fr o m fo r th « C ity o f Sanford has opened .up vast new areas o f confidence within the City. " The citizens o f Sanford have Ions realized that the need fo r a Sanford Civic Center is one o f the most important projects that . 40 uld be undertaken by the Hoard o f San.fo rd C ity Commissioners. Projected over the Inst nine years, the Sanfsnl Civic Center fills a need for s rec••realionnl cin ter fo r children o f nil sue*, a recnallonal area In which a full time rec­ reational director could plan programs fo r the future citizens o f our city. That need . has been uppermost in the minds o f those who hnve he!|>cd accomplish and outline •tho huge building proposed fo r Fort Mellon Park. A t the same time, the Sanford Civic Cen­ ter will provide n meeting place fo r Civic • Clubs where mendH’rshlps and guest lists can number ns many as the various dubs 'and organizations can bring fo w l her. Th# dining area, serving ares, and kitchen plan.ned for the projioseil building can well take -ca re o f the club needs for n number o f years to come. - N ot only will the Sanford Civic Center open a recreational area and a civic club meeting place, but will also provide an au.‘.dltorlum to take care o f conventions, meet­ ings, assemblies and tho like which many times can run well over a thousand. A t the present time thcro is no place available in Sanford for planning such groups In order to bring visitors front all over the State to our city where wo can ,_fhow o f f the vast resources available here. ■<> In addition, the auditorium, with a floor level and o f such material so that this can be possible, dances, concerts, roller skating, •end Indoor events thnt require such space can be planned and staged. An outdoor roller rink has been planned :-fo r the area just outside o f the recreational '■Ido o f tho Sanford Civic Center, esplan­ ades provide covered walkways fo r ap­ proaching the renter in Inclement weather, ■ raised stage so that performances can be seen from every section o f the auditor­ ium, will add features that will attract and please. This is Just a part o f the Capital Improve­ ment Program undertaken by the City o f Sanford by Its Board o f Commissioners. Looking forward, the fiv e man Isiard, all realising the needs which hnve existed here fo r many years, are taking ono o f the firs t all-out progressive stepa to return franchise money to the people who make It possible - the citizens served by the Flo­ rida Power and Light Company. Fire Protection la being provided the The Sanford Herald C ity o f Sanford along with the Civic Cen­ ter. A new fir e elation will add new equip­ ment and new personnel to the present welltrained Fire Department which will servo the Citizens o f this city from a central lo­ cation. In addition, two new Amerlcan-LaFrance punqiers are being added fo r the forceful strength toward fir e Prevention that la acutely needed fo r sections o f the city not located in the downtown area which la now being adequately served by the San­ ford Fire Department. T o provide recreation fo r thousand * of additional children and grown-ups, the Board o f Sanford Commissioners has also included In the Capital Improvement pro­ gram, a swimming pool fo r use by Colored children In the Goldsboro « r * t nod other areas o f the C ity who will be using the Goldsboro Recreational Center. Now , through the furealghtcdncss o f our C ity Commissioner*, theso children will be given an all ‘round recreational program to i n c l u d e swimming, baseball, volleyball, tennis and other sports. One feature o f the Capital Improvement Program will bring the Sanford w ater front up-to-date fo r the use o f small water craft. The Sanford Boat Basin Is planned to he completed. W ith boating one o f the m ajor outdoor (Mistimes o f a greater and greater number o f people, the boat basin and the facilities planned fo r it will provide adequate and complete water spnen fo r the launching and landing o f boata front Seminole Boulevard along the waterfront. To keep up with the rest o f Florida, San­ ford necessarily must adopt an aggressive program to continue improvements in the city's facilities that will take care o f every phase o f Florida’s — and especially San­ ford's - growing population. It Is this type o f program that will create - and haa now created - confidence on the part o f Hanford's citizens In Its Board o f Sanford C ity Commissioners • • • Aggressive Driving Dependable statistics on the basic human causes o f auto accidents are hard to come by. Hut we have a strong hunch, Imswl on plenty o f observation, thnt one o f the root muses is aggressive driving. By the aggressive drlvver we mean one who regards driving as a kind o f com list, who always wants to lie ahead nnd ignores the rights o f other motorists In the process. The aggressive driver violates all the rules, not only tra ffic rules but rules o f courtesy and consideration fo r the other fellow. He - o r she. for unfortunately the Indies are not hlnmeles* - generally drives too fast. He passe* when It I* obvious tlint ho ought to wait. Ha break* away from stop signs without taking hi* turn. He won't stay In his lane. Ha expects everyone to give w ey before him, and his battle cry Is "M e first I” A s long a* other d r iv e n yield to the ag. gressor, things go along pretty well. Rut aggressive drivers are numerous. When two o f them tangle -> compete at an Intersection or race past other c a n on a crowded street — the probability dial moves toward Crash I Whst leads to such aggressiveness Is another matter, one that must be le ft to the psychiatrist!- The fact o f aggressive­ ness is appannt, however, and th e n is no denying that It la a m ajor tra ffic hazard. At! o f us lend to be aggressive at one time or another when we get behind the wheel. It's a quality better left at home. Dulles W alks Into U.S. Dilemma BY JAMES MARLOW AF N fw » Analyst WASHINGTON (JV-Last week Secretary of State Dulles walked head first Into an Am m an di­ lemma — one of the biggest — and when he emerged on the other aide It itlll wasn't clear what this country would or could do about it. Th« dilemma la coionialiim. Thla country haa not provided open leadership in trying to end coionialiim, either unJer Demo­ crats or Republicans. Yet the fu­ ture of the world may revolve around this problem. Since the war big colonial powers of Western Europe — In­ cluding Ilritaln and France — have yeldrd Independence to more than 300 million people. But hundreds of millions aren't free. Russia la encouraging them, stirring them up. When they gel their Independence — as thay will, sooner or latrr — they may mova into the Russian camp It they have no reason to thank this country or its allies. This la tha dilemma: Britain and Franc* are military allies of thla vountry In thr stniggl* against Hussla. I f the United Slat** pressure* them openly and prostatently to yield lb*lr colo­ nies. th* alliance may be wrecked. Hut if the United State* doesn't W hat W ill Happen ToMalibar? •i f! 1 Sr m !I YOU'RE TELLING ME! STATE FARM Mutual f* it R E SO L U T IO N OF T H E B O A R D O F D E A C O N S FIRST B A P T IST C H U R C H £ r* Resolved: second- We deplore all kinds of gambling now In (listen** here In this community and County. W* would be glad to see them all eliminated. W* deplore th* fact that t part of the support of our State and Coun­ ty government la derived from proaont parimutuel betting. W* wish th* aysWm could b* done away with. Resolved: third- Slnce w* feel aa we do about gambling, we cannot help but b* opposed to tho ex­ tension of gambling In the county In the form of parimutuel betting at the pro­ posed harnosa race track. Aa It atmply moans th* further spread of what wo be­ lieve to be nn evil. ■t 1 Youth Memories To Be Revived NEW YORK i * — A flood of memories of our youth la about BaiereS u m m i I i Im auii»r Ortiktr it . I I I ! n to bn revived on TV now that it* r**t o n in entire. n «*u » ***** m A*I IfoDywod has agreed to retool* •t r««|TH i r i l i u i i i, ieT• r n n o f i r k i n s , ra iia r ■>< m i u a i r many of Its old major films for Ml IKON HARMAN ell.. R*##alls# teller RVr.LTN i CUSIIINd A«*#rtl#l*a M m n r TV use. We have had many old successTk# lltrelS It A m#i«t>#r •( Ik* a m m U i M rr»M • m il i> tiiititA t ic u .i.t if i* ik* ai* t*r MMkiitAful ones which it always seemed ll«* «t All Ik* t#«al *••* trials* la Ul* M *iM I*r. to m*. fallowed rigid pattern* more closely than the failures. S o n u itd N a II*«*II f kf 0*n*r*l A lr*rtl,«*f e*r»l.-* laa. « ( l 0 **rslA Ba*l**a l t d me*. Por example, "Dawn Fatrol," AlUal* 0**rtU which 1 caught on TV recently. U starred Errol Flynn and con­ ■ I'lU K 'R lP TIO R n A T K S Si Carrisr It* y*» «**h O** U**th II.*1 cerned th* peril* of flying in World Tkf** Mtatk* i l l Uttlbt On* T*«r War I. This type of film belonged IIM liT I III.It to a wonderful old cycle. All Okliasrt aoHe**. n r.it *r ik**k*. r***t*il*M ab< ••IWn «f t«itn * in m tM r*r lk » tare##e «f rtlsiaa Oar side always had rickety. Inf ioAt aill k* c l i r i d t«r at rtaultr ai**rin l*a ran* adequate planes and w* were forever running out of pilot replacePage 4 Tuesday, October » , 1056 ments above 1* years of age. A f­ ter every minion, our boys would return to the old French farm house, eras# a name on the black­ board, exclaim, "It was a thamc to send a kid up in a crate like BY DWIGHT HOVr.lt “ big" house he had built on a ’ appearing. All these things could Of The Cleveland 1‘tsU Dealer knoll, the beaming author wel-: be corrected by informing the that" and then craih their cogear glace* against the fireplace. MANSFIELD, Ohio. <Af‘ > - come* all. American ciliien*. This the Boon we'll probably get th* old They're wondering what is going 'Friend* of the l.and' propose to Three yesr* after Malabar w n infantry picture*, too. where John to happen to Malabar, the 1,000 established there came Inin being do." Gilbert, nervou.ly pulling on the acre farm of the late l-oui* Bronx- an organisation known as I*ait March "Mr, B." died. Fol­ field, celebrated novelist who ere- “ Friends of tha Land," made up low member* of “ Friends o f th* ends of his mustache, ordered tied It out of tha abandoned fields of writers, bankers, professors, I-and" feared that his death mark­ watches syn.-hronlrni. Then John and eroded hills of tha enee-fertlle farmers, industria lists, forestry ed also th* *nd of Malabar. Not or some other expendable lieuten­ ant brindishrd ■ pistol and waved countryside that had been hit boy- experts and government officials. for long though hi* men ovrr the top of the boo-t olay ground, a region known Brumfield termed them “ unselfish With family anil estate obli­ Irene he. With German shells wa Pleasant Valley. rititens, alarmed by the waste of gations still to be considered, th* rraibtng everywhere, tb* men ; Tha “ Friends of tha Land" want our natural resource*. “ friends" are looking for means sometimes were reluctant to fol­ to present Malabar as a memo- "They knew that one fourth of to maintain tha farm In Its pres­ low until John ) riled. "Com* on, el* I to the most famous member our rich American sail has al­ ent state. There is reason to be­ you wanna livo forever?" of thvlr organisation, and main- ready been destroyed with another lieve that the Battel]* Memorial And the old gangster movies: tala It at a demonstration af the fourth on Its way out. They knew Institute of Columbus, an Inter Th* mob always met tn a garage Advanced agricultural methods our forests are being cut down nationally known research organ­ to divide up tb* loot. On* guy al­ Bromfield preached and prac­ without replacements, towns and isation might bo willing to un­ ways wanted more and Edward G. farms washed away by floods and dertake agricultural research and Robinson would shoot him down ticed.' and quietly ask. "any more quesBramfleld ram# hack to hla na­ that our water supply la fast dis­ development at Malabar jliona?" Jimmy Cagney exercised tive Richland Country la IM S by pushing grapfruits In Mae back to tha valley which had been Clarit'a face la tho big climax. with him tn spirit all through the Cagney got it but. despite 23 bul yean he lived ta Europe, where, - « r umuAaa am let boles in his body, h* was al on a small farm outside Paris, ways able t* drag himseU II ha divided hla time between farm­ blocks across town to get the I N JAPAN • U-year-eld haa other look — and Dial's exactly ing and writing novels. squeal*.* before dying Just finished a marathon n m o l what tha newa story sold! Already established aa a liter­ U N mllen. Why, uu wouldn't I t t ary celebrity—a Pulltrer prtie win­ know unices ho waa Just trying ditch Ray sups he aadersload ner whoso hooka have been made In break tn n nave pair o f shoes. tho aadtst portg wws to he a lata motion picture*—Hrorafletd stess is I I I simple. Informal one, nod wot a returned to wkat he often called On* Iboweaad aa* hundred nod fafLoadrese affair. "the great adventure of my life,' I I t Urn puiehasn o f four wcrw-out| Chain* A s n bnlldina of Umm t I t A te tha task Malabar farm, A M I at far a nettles af tha MaleI Is M l s i A s PRYOR e f ladle, eeeee of "Tha REP. RbI— Came.” 111 Ssnrlcs is our As Malabar boomed, tha farm Kewtucky'e Omr. A. B. (Happy) ban me a renter for agricultural l I t Motto. ChaoAar peedScta both Adlal and Ian Osetian* Party" Ave win t«u to gel Us* Dsm*. knowledge. Each year thousands Msick BU«. A t tin t wa thought o f farm me. orWatlxU, economists SANFORD HgetUnc tha and visiting exports boat a path PHONE I I M •* aa M then wa look amte Malabar's doer, a id ta (be M l t t t l Deity l i n n eaiirSiy i d l o l i r She believe* any woman who ta NEW YORK ( f t - Joan Grove financial reward* of social wort, could well be the heroine of a I decided I'd end up being a well-groomed, intelligent and hat needy person myself. So 1 So­ a well-balanced personality can llortsme Al|sr success story* At ZS tho can't cook and Is dded to try tb# business world." succeed in business—and compete 9 afraid of |>s stov*a. But sba Is A newspaper ad changed her with men for top Jobs. "But ah* should be better dres­ a vica president in a U-million career. dollar a year firm, rtir-a about Th# ad was placed by Larry sed than most movie stars," Joan IM .000 annually her**lf, and has Mack, dynamic young president of added. "She can't afford to look a wardrobe containing 123 hats. Slenderella. Inc., who tb# year be­ casual or disheveled In public a* She also has her own apartmrnt fore had launched a nationwide well say Marilyn Monro* some­ on Fifth Avenu#— Jackl# Gleason chain of talons to help American times does. If clothes make tb* man, they are even more Impor­ If a neighbor in the same build* women Improve their figures. tant to tb* business soman. ins — dresses better than the Joan, who has an interesting average movie star, and collects " I am very fond of hats my|figure, her-elf 3324-23. skyrocket­ expensive Louis XIV furniture. ed right up with th* skyrocketing self, and bellev# a woman should What else rould a girl ask for— bar* a hat for every mood." except maybe a decorative hus­ firm which last year claims it re­ Joan, who hat some 123 h a t." duced U. S women four million band? pounds. This has freed in a crowd* doesn't have any $2.90 moods. Her 'I'm in no burry for one," said hat* cost from 173 to $173 for a Joan, a tall, slender, blue-eyed ed land a space equivalent to that neat ermine bonnet. taken up by 34,000 women weigh­ girl with blonde-lipped brunette "No, I can’t rook," she said. ing 123 pound* or the area re­ hair. "Right now I like my lift "I'm actually afraid to light a quired to park 2.400 cars. f t it is." Last year Mil* Grove became gas stove. I don't cook because I Miss Grove, daughter of a De­ the youngest of seven vice presi­ do not have th* time to learn to do troit auto engineer, was graduated dent* of Slenderella, and now su­ It well. I don't like to do anything in 1931 from Michigan State Uni* pervises about 223 employes in 22 unless I can do It well." varsity where she had studied salon* ranging from here to Can­ Eventually she hopes to marry sociology and psychology. ada. and have thrro children. But, a d ^ " I had dreamed of becoming a " I like responubility," she said mitting " I like fine thingi," th * crusading social wurker, spending frankly. " I have tremendous en­ said she had no desire to serve my lift helping the needy," she ergy. I couldn't he happy at a as a breadwinner for any impe­ said, "but after looking into the housewife sitting around brooding cunious young artist or writer. Her husband will havo to be able to about the price of potatoes." "In hiring." she said, " I look support her In tb# same style she first of all for sincerity. And I ean now afford herself. Her top Job and high income don't find it hard to make deci­ sions. I study th* fact* in a situa­ overtake many young men in hrr take some kind of anticoiunial President Nasser, an open foe of tion thoroughly, but I depend a own ag* bracket who hesitate to leadership the dependent “ * ooIm colonialism. Until 193d Egypt had lot on intuition also. ask her for dates. - o r those who have recently won not been free for 2,300 years. I* she lonely, for all her auiAt "There is a lot of nonsense writ­ their freedom — «iu un» M Dulles, wth an eye cocked at ten about feminine intuition. What cess? United Stale* with Britain and Niseer and the Middle Eat' Arabs is intuition really but a mental "Not now," ihe aald soberly, France. said "colonialism" is a subjrct Judgment based on all your pre­ "but I don’t know how I ’ll feel It could happen that in time where the U. S. approach is not vious experience? You have to when I'm 43. I’m not looking that much of Ihe world will be lined always "identical" with that of hred intuition." far ahead." up with Russia against the West. Britain and Franrr. A good example of what ran He »aid the U. S. rote in the happen was In the Freeh fiasco procesi—from colonialism to in In Indochina where half the coun­ dependence—is "to try to sec that" try waa finally lost to th* Commu­ It "moves forward In an evolution­ nists. ary way." Two years ago Dulles said: What he said next could hardly "The United State* Is pushing sound very firm to colonial peo­ for self-government. We do more ples. He said " I suspect" Ameri­ than is publicly known. For in ca's role will be to "try to aid these matter* open pressures are that process without identifying rarely conducive to th* best re­ Itself 100 per rent with the sosults." * called colonial power*” or with But behind-the-scenes pressures the countries seeking Independ­ might cost America It* European ence aa "rapidly at possible." How is the United Stales going allies. At his news conference last week to "aid the process?" Dulles Dulles wss asked about a report­ didn't say. There does not appear ed split bet wren this country and to be ■ clearly stated American Britain and France over the tell- policy to which the dependent lire of the Sun Canal by Egyptian people* ran look. We believe that all forma of gambling Resolved: flrstat* wrong. We believe that gambling |i tA ff-A -D A Y contrary to th# principle* of th* BibleGod'a word; that It It harmful to good citiiensWp; and that It ia a cure* to our m s yuung people. • Adopted by the Board o f Deacons F irst Baptist Church — October 7 , 195C U ’ e 'lO -f "W h et would you suggest fo r * forty-year-old woman who is celebrating her twenty-ninth birthday?" IN A PPRECIA TIO N OF THE FINE RESPONSE TO O U R GRAND OPENING SPECIAL W e Are Repeating It One More W eek COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC DRYER $200 VALUE FOR O N LY $4095 W IT H T H E PU R C H A SE O F A N Y A U T O M A T IC W A SH ER HOTPOINT-WHIRL POOL or PHILCO mvwirr T V W E SE R V IC E W H A T W E S E L L C O R N E R 1st & S A N F O R D P H O N E 417 �S o c i a l f c v s u n lA Mary Jane Kelsey Observes Birthday A t Recent Party By MARIAN JONES OVIEDO — Little Mary Jane Kelsey, daufhter of Mr. and Mee. George A. Kelipy, celebrated her third birthday thli pait week when her parent! enlerlainrd with a birthday party at their home for her. By VIRGLNLA CONN Garnet were enjoyed by th- in­ vited guests; namely, Mary Louiie Tbe weekend activities of tho at the Armory. The purpote of Jonei. Martha Ragsdale. Ltla Martha Couiler. Navy loomed to center around the thu function, at explained to me Dawaon, Bobdeparture of VAIM1 for the by Diana Miller, U to acquaint [,ou**** * n'* Mediterranean. Between pack unit with the element! of bjr. V # _____ ______ r . . .tbeeach J »"*‘ ini and latt minute advice, mo*t square dancing. After their pn-I , , Uh , of tbe offlceri found time to m ary initiation, they are alwrayt _ Ml** Smrl-y Partin asaitted 3trs. attend at lent one of the many eligible to come, Sound* like fun. ,, ** * " h„ lhr PJJ'Y •* * e.11 * ’ parties given in their honor. The and muit be loo, at over iifty Mn. Gene Gore, Mrs, Ben Ward claat of *48 and "47 gathered attended. Caller was Harry Grif- Jr. and Mrt. Rea Clontl. together to bid farewell to Bob fin, atiitted rauticaliy by 1’ele Metzger, who will be leaving in Simpton and Tim Prentice. Tim a few daya with VAH-11. Rosemary and Pete, Jack Smith, and Dave and Cliff Duncan wtrr the de- Ruiicll alto entertained during lightful hoateif and host, intermission with eevrral of their and Chicken in the Rough well known tongs. Visitors in town—Dorit Franc­ waa served to Camille and Bob By MARIAN JONES Metzger. Marty and Lew Mill- isco of VAH-11 has av house OVIEDO — Mrs. James Partin., sapps, Mika Slone, Virginia and guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. president of the Oviedo P-TA Is John Johnton, Anita and Bob George S. Schmacher of Albany, announcing her room mothers for N. Y. Down again from Cohat tel. Hadden, Sally and Howie Weigte, the entuing tear; nsmrl)’, M r t Ollle and Mildred Lopcr. and Mast, la Mr*. Walter Wheelwright, visiting her daughter Jean Sparks Lee Clonis. first grade; Mallie Marlow. Dooley In her spacious home on Mra. A. II. Hay. Jr., second grade; Alice and Ernie Mills enter­ Seminole Blvd. Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Phd Packard, third grade; tained thlrty-iix guest* with a Walter Wheelwright Jr, and Mr*. Mrs. Theodore Autin Jr., fourth cocktail party October sixth at Iria Stoughton. Jean's aunt, arc grade; Mrs. Theron ReynoIJs. tbtir lovely home on Grandview. also here. They drove young fifth grade; Mr*. Bob Slavik, Alice wat atunnlng In black , . . . . „ ... . . . I .rtFbb. n9 m „ i , in iKs Johnny back to Sanford after an sixth grade: Mrs. Ben G. Wainwright. seventh grade; Mra. Mar­ l i v S room °her unJTual d iora t•“ “ « « « “ h “ » « " " £ ion Estes, Eighth grade; Mrs. ir.g scheme of blue, black and E*rI n" : . f ohn. ^ y Sr " Ul ** R. C. Miller, ninth grade; Mrs. back soon, we hope. white waa enhanced by lavender Joe • Mikler. Jr., tenth grade; Another grandmother from the and whPe gladioli while varl Mr*. Roy Weitenbarger eleventh north is Mrs. Sigmllillner, who colored hiblteut framed the silver hat punch bowl. Emie leave* this Ih grade and captain of the room week with VAH-11, and the party Hetty for two weeks. Mrs. llillner mothers. wat a combination celebration of returns to her Lake Forest, tIL hlz making Lt. Cdr., and farewell home neat Thursday. for a few monthv, Alice will Was terribly sorry to hear that plunge into plant for "High Blaine Libby, the akipper of Fever", tbe review to be present­ VA1I-7, waa rushed to tbe hosp­ ed this coming winter by the ital in Orlando Sunday night. Hospital Auxiliary. Understand be la resting com­ O f f i c e r t and their wives fortably after an emergency ap­ The Grammar Reboot library, descended upon the B.O.Q. Friday pendectomy. but Mary is still in which opened yesterday, will have night for Itlll another farewell a state of agitation. about 34 mothers running it this New Additions—'Ethel end Bob year. 17 of these snent last week party. A delicious buffet dinner Filiaimmoni have announced the was served to 100 guests and binding and mending about 100 mualc for dancing wa* provided birth of their firstborn in Sew book* in preparation for yester­ Orleans. The baby, ia a boy <Rch day's opening. by the Melodeer*. Fa iron and The HATWING HI), born the 37th of Sept., and Those who assisted with this ataff were gueata at the HATTU weighed In at 8 lb*. 1 or—Scott work were Mn. II. S. Duggar. square dance held Saturday night ar.d Audrey Brownley are receiv­ Mr*. M. E. Srhuenrmann. Mrt. ing congratulations about their J. W. Buckler, Mr*. D. If. Fleshson, bom the 29th of Sept, Scott er. Mr*. James H. Hauser, Mn. la leaving with VAH-11: R. C. K'rlrkland, Mn. J. W. Guy. I>odi« and John King have Mrt. J. T, Haggerty, Mn. S. T. orders to HATTU. We will miss Palmer. Mn. T. J. Willi*, Mrs. them in VAll- 8 . The HATTU wives H. E. Turner, Mn. Clyder Ram­ played bridge at Lil Gray's the sey, Mrs. D. L. Harper, Mn. Mn. C. R. Bowes asked to be 4th. Pat Ruht won first prtie, Hardy Davis, Mrs. Bonner C u t­ relieved of her duties as secretary and Ruth Norvelle second. ter. Mn. O. L. Barks, and Mrs. Jane Miller and Betty Hazlett 8 . O. Chase. and Mra. R. T. Hatchett volun­ teered to take tbe office, at (he entertained the wive* of VA1M regular meeting of Circle Num­ with a bridge luncheon on Oct. A D D IT IO N A L SO C IETY ber Ten of the W. S. C. 8 . of the 5th. Jane's home in Loch Arbor First klMhodlit Church on Oct. was the scene—Donnell Kltctine On I'atfO 3 took first prire, and Betty John­ 3 Mrs. J. II. Nicholson, chairman, son, second. Also present were presided over the meeting, which Dodin King. Betty llillner. Millie Mutual Concert Association Mem­ was held at the home of Mn. Thomas, Pauline Hyui, Shirley bers. Please call S74-XM if you W. B. Kirby, toil S. Magnolia Ross, Helen Punch, and Ruth want to squeeze In under the wire, Barron. Alto Julie Anderson, and not miss out oa the fun. Ave. Mra. Lila Chorpenlng gave the Muriel Glidewell, Betty l-emos, devotional and Mn. G. G. Myers Toni* Waters and your reporter. Another bridge luncheon wat presented a study on "Paul's Idea t held Friday in Winter Park at of the Churth.” After Mrs. Kirby gave a report the home of Millie llonnaud. on "Home Ml»*k>ni". Mn. R C. JW Raker was ro-hoatrss. Here Duncan gave the members some eight girls of VAH-B assembled Ideas for items to make for the for a delicious luncheon of bazaar in November. Several of chicken *alad. cheese sticks and the members also exhibited things apple pie a la mode. Rstta Spelts carried o ff fin t prise, se­ they have already made. Th# meeting wa* adjourned cond went to Ruth Tully. The with those present singing a other guests were Betty McCnckhymn, after which refreshment* en, Marge Hill, Mike Stone, Mary T u c k e r , were served to tha following Retta Linker. membm: Mn. C. W. Bnntlcy. and Kitty Walker. Kitty hai Mra. C. L. Butner. Mn. Hugh Just returned from a delightful Carlton, Mr*. Lila Chorpenlng. summer in Tennessee and Virg­ Mn. W. 31. Colbert Jr.. Mn. R. inia Beach. New Navy Neighbors—Lt. Cdr. T. Hatchett, Mr*. C. O. Jonee. 3ln. G. G. 31yen. Mn. J. H. and 3trs. Vann Savage have bought Nicholson, Mr*. W. F. Fetich. the gray and yellow house In 3ln. Robert Bennett. Mr*. R. C. Little Venire. They have tsro Duncan, Mrs. A. O. Robert*. Mr*. children, a boy and a girl, and Ernest Southward, and 3ln. W. will be attached to HATTU. By tho way, last rail for B. West. foruw riq Jhs Vkw A Mrs. James Partin Pres. Oviedo P-TA Tells Room Mothers i”h." r t -» Mothers Repair Books A t Grammar School Library Mrs. R. Hatchett New Secretary O f Circle No. Ten 50th Anniversary O f Founding O f DAR Kingdom Seekers Will Be Observed By Local Chapter Elect Officers The Sallie Harrison Chapter, the national theme Is "Cherish N. S. D. A. R. will hold a meeting and maintain American Freedom." A t Recent Meeting Oct. 13 to celebrate the sixtieth Awards are given Seminote anniversary of the founding of the National Society of the Daughters County high school students each of the American Revolution. The year for excellence in American meeting will be held at the home History and also there are good of Mrs. A. W. Lee. 2118 t-aurrl citizenship awards presrntrd. Av#., with Mrs. W. H Tunnlcllffe D. A. R. visiting member* arc and Mrs. George Morgan serving Invited to the meetings that air as ro-hostes»e*. held at 3:00 each second Friday The Society was chartered by in the month, October to June, the- Art of Congress in 1896 and the charter was then signer! by C L _ _ A f ^»-£* President O-veland. |J f l O W e r O f O l t t S The local Sallie Harrison Chap­ ter was organired by Mrs. Eli­ zabeth Harrison Starling in Nov­ ember, 1)11, making it now 38 Mr*. Ronald Riook* wa« the year* olj, this year the chapter is headed bv Mn. A. R. Key, bonnier ai a shower Friday given Regent, with her staff being com­ In the Hunt home bv Mr*. It posed of Vlre Regent, Mn. C R T. Hunt and Mr*. O P Wade Mrt. J. M Moye. Mr* WitDawson; chaplain, kin. Edmund Meitch: recording secretary. Mrs. bom Roger* and Mitt Annette F. K. Halt: corresponding secre­ Brooks were prize winners In the tary. Mra A. Benson: ttrasur- game* plajed by the group. Mrt. Brooks wa» presented with er. Mn. R. E. True; legistrar, Mn. A. W. Lee; Historian, Mr*. a bathinrtie filled with many George Morgan; and Librarian lovely gifts, after which the gurstt • njoyed refreshments of Mr*. II. W Rucker. The *p-rillc objective* of the punch, open-fare sandwi.-hrs ami Daughter* of the American Re­ cookies served from a beautiful volution include historical apprs* table over laid with a tare cloth elation, patriotic endeavor and ami ornamentevl with tall tapirs educational training. This year in rryslal candelabra* ami an ar­ rangement of flowers In varying shades of pink. Invited to be with the honoree were Mr*. Verne, Mr*. Jimmie Dunn, Mn. Edward Pratt. Mr*. Mrs. Bertha L. Lindsey, of Ko* ,r »; j nter. Mr* Jim Brooks. Geneva, returned Thursday from Arthur Puts, Mis* June Atlata, Ga.. after L*vng spent' ' ' *r‘ ^°*'e, five week* with her *on. Harry Matson, C, llamier, Mn. Lindsay, and his family. Ro* ' r*' , Ml' '* Given Mrs. Brooks At Friday Event fisut&omdA SWerblom, M m Annette UumiL*, Attending Parent*' Day at the Citadel in Charleston. S. C.. as well as the Citadel—Stetson Foot­ ball game this weekend were Mr. and Mn. George A. Maffelt, who visited their son Allen, sopho­ more, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D Cordell and Mis* Joni Bvundri* who visited the Cordidl’s ton, Terry Cordell, a senior at the scho<d. ***** S' Jl OFo***' ,n l '* r»- F n »k ,,r>*n Also Mr*. Calvin Wright. Mrs. O. W. Touchton. Mr*. Marvin Hrgfsts-r, Mn. Sally Johnson, Mrs. H. O. Touchton, Mn. Joe Daniels, Mr*. Dobb) Tlllls, Mrs. James Jenkins, Miss Diane M»yr, Mr*. Clara Brooks and Mr* Carl Smith. Jacaranda Circle Will Meet Friday Friends of Jack Benton, who it confined to Seminole Memorial Hospital, will !■» pleased to learn The Jacaranda Circle of San­ that he is improving, though still ford Garden Club will meet Friday under observation. night, Oct Uth, at the Garden Center at 7 p. m. This witl Iv the Mr. and Mre. Clarence Wood, first meeting of the season and of Daytona Beach, have been will he roverrd dish •pending the past week with their Hostesses will be Mr*. DeWitt son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Hunter, Mn. Lyman Myers. 3trs. and Mn. Barry W, Wood, ami Robert W. Anthony, and Mr*. J. family. C, Andrews, Mn. Frank Miller will demon­ Edwin Midden, sun of Mr. anti strate dish garden technique, and lire - A. C. Madden, has pledged member* Interested In making a to PHI Kappa Alpha Fraternity tbh garden are asked to hung at Georgia Trrh in Atlanta, Ga. their own dish and plant*; soil will he furnished. Mlse Rose Levy la in New York for several day* on a buying trip For an easy dessert stir straw­ berry ur peach preserves into Mr. and Mr*. Herman Ja.ohion ho. rooked rice. Adit sugar t > a* returned recently from a buying and a da*h f vanilla Serve 'hi* trip to Miami, While ihere they hot or chilled with whipped errain stays*! at the Fontainebleau Hotel. or toa*led null. Calendar TUESDAY By MARIAN JONES The Gleaners Class of Um Fin t OVIEDO — The Kingdom Seek­ Baptist Church will meet at the ers Sunday School (*Ia«* of the home of Mn. A. J. Walker, 1003 Elm Ave, Toe-day night at 1:14 Oviedo Baptist Church held their quarterly supper followed hy a with Mr* J. F. Lewi, and lira. II. C. Kehols as eo-ho*te**ea. business meeting this juvl vvrek in Tin- Pilot Club wilt have Ui re­ the Church annex. Mr*. C. M. Arie, who rrtirs-d a* gular dinner meeting at the Yacht president, ptrsidrd over the busi­ Club at ti.ar p m. A Fminder'* ness meeting. New offlcett fur Day Program vail) be presented the ensuing year were duly elect­ by 31r*. Joel Field. A short biuled and installed. These were, nr»a meeting will be heltl after president, Mrs. Drady E 'I at hen; the dinner meeting. (list vice president and devotion­ The American Home Depart­ al chairman. Mr*. T. R, Pipkin; ment of the Sanford Woman's secretary, Mr*. Jo«h Beasley; Club wltl hold ils annual traehen treasurer, Ml). G. A Bacon; group i'ZMy at the Club House at 7 p m. captains, Mrs, Ralph King ami Hnstrssf* will he Mrt. II. H. Mr*. O C. Wheaton, teacher, Mr*. Grier, Mr*. J. D. Cartlou, Slr». R. L. Wheeler; alternate teacher, Janie, Ekern, Mis, Robert Karns, Mr*. Gertrude Hull and J. N .i Mt». Willis J. Peacock Jr., Mn. Johtf Kaiirr* Mn. Ijtmar KchoU Thompson. Those piesrnt for the occasion and Mn F. K. BreckenriJgc. Junior High PTA will meet at included: Mcsdamc* It. L. Wheeler. C. M. Arle, T R. ripkln. 8 a! Ihc school. The go*| of ifis Ralph King, G. A. Bacon, Drady association this year is to have E. Mathers, Lawson A. Hardy, all pjtsnl* lake an interest m Josh Ilea dry, Gertrude Hull, J. N P-TA arlivilirt. Cecil Tucker, Thompson, Arthur ('artledge and Count) Agent, and Miss Myrtle Wilson wilt give talks at P-TA P. If. Brown. Gift* were presenter! by the ms-ct. Reports of latt vcetVa tvoaid member* o f the eta*) to both meeting will be presented foe ap­ Mr*. P. II Brown, tile retiring proval. teacher, anJ Mr*. C. M. Arir, the Amina 31iller Circle will meet retiring president. at 8 pm. at the Elks Club. Circle* of the W. S. C. S. of the First .Methodist Church will meet as follows. Circle No, 1 at Mrs. E S. H»g. ginbotham's, 1M Pinrcreat Dr., Misa fune Vance, bride elect of 9.41 a m. this month, was honored with a Circle No. Two with Mr*. S. iniirellaneou* shower Tuesday G Harriman, Loch A.bor, 9:47 a. evening, given hy Mrs. Donald m. Knight, Mrs, Waller Cook and Circle No. Threw with Mn. W. Mn. O. C. Glhhs at the Gibbs H. Hazlett, J6oa Iroquois Av*., home on Oak Are 9:45 a. m. The “ party” room was attrac­ Circle No. 4 with Mn. Frank tively decorated in autumn color* Adams, a x* I.ike Ave., 9 45 a m. The Brownie Srouta of thw T in t with arrangements of croton leave* and hibiscus blossoms be­ Pmliyterian Church will meet in ing used. the 3 uuth Building at 3:00 p.m. The Pioneer Fellow*hip and Rec­ In the two interesting and ap­ propriate bridal game* which reation of the First Presbyterian were played and enjoyed by alt, Church will meet In th* Youth prizes were won It) Mr*. W L, Building from . :00 p m. through • :«» p.m, Vance ami 31rs. II. D. Dckle. Tbe llemerocatlla and the Azalia Miss Vance received many love­ Miss June Vonce Honoree At Shower ly gift* from the guest*, after which refreshments of s o f t drink*, rake, nuts and mints were served to the following: Miss June Vance, honoree, Mr*. W. L. Vance, Mrs. J Brodle, Mr*. S. J. Davis, Mn. S. A. Allred. Mrs. It. I). Dekle Mr*. F. K llreckenridgr. Mis. E. (’ . Harper, Mr* It. T. Thom.ii. Mr* W. W. Horne, Mr*. J, L. Jackson, Mrs W. P. Brooks Jr., Mr*. II. K. Hardison, Mrs. it. F. Cooper, Mrs. Voile Williams Sr.. Mr*. J P. Lewi*. Mrs. Fred Fi*her and Mils Bohbyr Morton Circlca of tho Sanford Garden Club will soot at Grapovillo Nursery, thw home o f Hr*. Brie Vihlen. at 8 p.m. a covered dish zupper. Color film will bo abmni entitled "Landscape for Living'* by the courtesy of the TNG A. There will bo a one-day Load­ ers' Training Court* la Outdoor Scouting at Silver Lake. • M iv g v n t V Tho Girl 8 couta o f the F tn l Prrsoytcrtan Church will meet at 3:30 p.m. at lha Church. The Senior High Fellowship Re­ m s lion of tho P in t Presbyterian Churrh will meet at the Church at 7:00 p.m. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will be conducted by Rev. A. G. He* Innlx, Pastor of tho T in t Prwaby* terian hurrh at 7:30 p.m. The Chance! Choir will rehearse at F in t Presbyterian Chunk at 7:30 pm. THURSDAY The Junior Choir will have their rehearsal anJ fellowship at Flrat Presbyterian Church at 3:41 pm. Tho Youth Chair o f tho F in t Pmhytrrlan Church will practice at the Church at 7:30 p.m. The Dei coni of th* F in t Pres­ byterian Church (rill moot at tha Church at 7:48 p.m. Lt. Virginia Ktlmer will con­ duct the morning devoilooa aver WTRR, Sanford. The Social Department of the Sanford'r Woman's Club will hold a bridge party at 1:00 p.m. Thun. Cal. The Sanford Home Demonitrmtinn Club will bold a meeting and Installation of offleara at 1:00 p.m. at the Uoma Demonstration Canter. Lt. Virginia Kalmer will cooduct tha morning devotions over WTRR Sanford, at 8:30 a m. FrL Cal. Lt. Virginia Kalmer will conduct tha morplng devotions avor WTRR Sanford, at • : » a.m. Palm Gardan Circle me*to at Gardm Cantor at t : » a.m. for a holiness meeting and distribu­ tion o f now books b i v i a 'K i H appy Birthday Ort. 9 Kirk May 3lr*. turoinr Sinket Men s e t nuperb fit b i Pen n ey’ * TOW NCRAFT UND ER W EAR RINRTH— hove deep armholes, extra tnck In, graduated rlieit! Combed cotton. Slits j 31 to 51. 49c 59c '69c BRIEFS—snug, non-binding. Combed cot­ ton knit with heat resistant waist *n' leg- 1 hands? Rile* 28 to 41. SHORTS— 100 x 60 Fanforliod printod broadcloth w'.h full rhaped acat! Size*/ 21 to SI. B v Jemat, In r*<I, winter white, pink. pec»n, apple, yrey, Sizes 10 - 20. With the exclusive fHI I HOI WITH THI BIAUTIfUl TIT Dew . . . •MilWH'liH In black suede, red calf, black calf, 11.95 " W t invite cliarge account*" M o r e H o u r*: Mon. - F rf. 9 • 3:30 D U RAFLEECE BLANKETS! R A Y O N WITH ORLON Hal. 9 • 9 V T l f c i * _____ “ vYhert QtwlU r 1* H I«H*r Than P riet” JW * l Orion odd* nmr, warmth, boautyl Double worm, eatra lonr, superbly washable. Ufe* ofblanksl nylon binding. 90% ■ trim pod nyun, 10% orlon. 7 t by 00 inches long. 3ti pound*. i i— . . . . -fl H i �e> jK •’ .^V- i\ > Lyman Starting Lineup Struck By ln,'uries Tha Lymaa Greyhound! am la their sea .on's worst shape after dropping laat Friday night’s game to Tavares S 4 . Tbs Greyhounds held Tavares and It looked Uks the Lyman eleven would lake their third straight victory at tha half. -But Mm ' t a t m K w But all that Lyman's head you?" Mm Mtod to lbs coach, Jim Payne, feared earns - I thought rd sxplsia,” bs true. Hie fine starting lineup is tat ■ suddenly tired voice “Bui shattered with injuries, Lamar want to impact th* wont ot "M o n ey " Helms, tho Greyhound affection for Aunt Map aa r fullback with superb running style body don." hit tha sidelines with a broken "But all this boa aaxhtog I teg. Payne sent to a capable rewith me!" It was aa though pUeement to fill up the gap. The replacement was Harold Stone, ‘•Oddly, It has." ha said quietly. hard-running transfer from Ala­ T o n an for aoma footiah reason bama. Result: Stone recleved an I don't want you to tfctak hudfr ad m f* injured knee and will see limited Bha looked up at him asul har action for many weeks. h e a r t b e a t seemed to qukk**. But the sad story doesn't end "What do you waal me to thlakr* there. Their nelt Saturday night’s she ashed slowly. M guest at Ih* Lyman playing field " I want you to thlnh ad hepptl in Longwood sounds easy, but nru," he said surprirtngty. such Is not the CSM. EdgtwaUr's "HapplnnaT" JVs will be invading I»ngwood'e Ila nodded. ‘•JUppinen." Ha reLyman Greyhounds seeking their eted I t “1 haven’t been very it I hops sits'll lies third atragiht win of the toasoa. ppy to my life. 1 spent moat of I my Ume at Hartnell Wood Orauga. Comparatively It looks bad for Kilnn and I wars good friends, Lyman. Lyman toeeed Winter but that was all." Park'i Us for * 1M lots. But when Edgswater played the Jun­ ior Parkers, they solidly thrashed "No," hs said. 1 didn't ton them to tho tune at 30-0. This her.* moans that Edgowator has what ••Hut you became engaged la Lyman tost this week—the (cor­ hart* “ Yea," ha agreed. “Aunt May ing punch. was genutoely ill at that Uma. I With tho fullbaek slot complete­ with Eileen," M m nid. “ You n u t thought It, might help her to got ly vacated, head mentor Payne really Mama him for nytog what better." Just says, " I t hurte." “ You mean you only gut «te- he did. Obvtoualy Mr*. Feather, But the team ipirit Is Still ex­ stone put aa and to their romance gagod to Eileen because of your— affection for bar mother T* Mm and you etoppod to, evou though ceptionally high, and IS* Grayyou admit you weren't In love bounds are far from taking a ashed Incredulously. "Oh no." he said. "It was tor with her. It wasn’t u vary nobis beck east a d let gem** slip out geeturs on your putt, er wss WT" ef their hands. "We here the win­ Eileen'S sake aa well." ning attitude, end If we can con­ "I’m afraid I don't uadnstond," aho aaid at last tinue to Iroo-men It, our line will He amlied aUghtly. “ Dont try be (Ms to bold the score down to. It'a pretty difficult to latderand wo'll still havt a chance to ittfid ," win Iba gamo," Payne acid. “ You mentioned happiness," A n W hat Makes Winners UofF, Rice Battle Saturday (This U the first of several writeup# concerning football at Som* tools High School. It is a critical analysis designed to find tha pro­ blems of this highly competitive sport, end once tho problem U dis­ covered, pointed out to the community educational leaders and tba interested public so that these problems may be solved.) By B. HUGH ANSLEY , , , What do you think would happen if there were no grade schools to Sanford? Would these high school students who reach the proud age of fourteen be able to go into Uie classroom, and successfully compete with transfer students in algebra, biology, modern foreign languages rhetoric or any of the various multiplicities In the chan­ nels of knowledge. Only thot* outstanding individuals with a good home background would eten be able to spell their name! We, the general public, are prone to think of football, basketball, ■oJ bs.«-haII In the -eeondary school, at a spectator sport on a highly competitive basts. And we mutt be occasionally put in our placsi with a reminder that the primary purpose o f competitive sports on this level U educational. Sport. build leaders Sports hutM " g .m e " attitudes ihst sre all important for the pre.ervstlon of thit basic American ingredient SETEi ,h llThe rid Predominate In our thinking are ssdti' un­ true. "Beautiful but dumb". "A ll brawn and no brain (In to sports), and "Dumb football players" are raUone lialton* that haveP been disproven. Usually looks bear a dtrm relationship to In­ telligence and so docs Intelligence to modern football. . Just as these unusual people who have . good home background but lark elementary education would begin to ’ how up Senior year, so the football players of Seminole High School begin • b - t r W U " droade a revolution has come about In the outlook of high school foothill. It l» now realized that boy* In Jonlofhlgh fehool rrsonnd beautifully to competitive sports sod It } * • ” • direct relsHon to the correction of Juvenile delinquency and the ralt- C n id after a pauee. "You believe r£ -H SE L S J S n rftS e F u - seventh grade, they played th*lr first sesson in the ’ V'rnih gride, In the eighth they were being well v e r s e d ' " ‘ be funda­ mentals of tuc-e*tful leadership and the competitive sjHrit, and in the ninth gride lhay were a well organized unit playing winning b' U-TWs year, their first )e*r at Apopka High, they made the team and were better perform*!* than their upper cls.smen who larked their Dsckground. Apopk.- i. feeling its first re.ults from the ad­ option of what has been loorely labeled a "farm-system. A prime example of Ihto is the Palstka football team. The squso Is now composed of Junior and Seniors who were a part of early introduction to competitive sports. In three outings P s i a t k a hi* scored over 100 points. In ordtr to stay in competition with Seminole's opposition, Bill Fleming Is forcei to field a Senior Squad. Ills reserves necessarily lack eiperlenrr, and the green personnel Is a perennial problem. Think or the wonderful tram Apopka will have for the next two years. Then consider the Sanford Semlnoles. who have only three or four Juniors Ihel are picking up game experience this year. year, When will the Semlnoles produce a winning ball clubT club? When _ material that u the outstanding la being reallted In tbs 11th grade begins to blossom In the seventh grade. Every team that the Semlnoles face this Mason, except Bolin, will be teams tha! have junior high programs. The Semlnoles will City Boeing LeagM OH I win at least half nf there games, but think what they could do Team * Burnett Painters I 3 with tha proper background. Celery City Printing Co. I 1 Jell 0 4 4 10 Nlea going, Jtnnyl Central Muik Co. I I Strikes or Mrs. 4 0 II t The Bomberaltes had (he De­ Mathers Furniture Co. I I High Game; Audrey Bolger—113; mons on the run until ■ Demon, Bukur* Music Shop t 1 High Average Lilian Donat—131 Sara Suggs, came through wtlh 1, Tha grandee dames— "Orta Now York Life Ins. Co. 1 High Set Audrey Bolger—444 a 171 gam# giving her team total (Ugh — Three glare. turn Ilka Alice Lougworth, Paris By the way. Friday evenings pin fall and th* game, too. mo Malta or Halen Gabagan Douglas, Georg* Kenia The Jet* have been missing a 534 are beginning In pick up down endowed with special gifts of wit, Tommy Cobb Ih* alleyway. A lot of Kiris have crew member for the past two B4 Paul Perold opulence or glamour." shown up with very little ex­ week*. Welcome back, Sadie jog t Tha great battle atee—"Line* Floyd Cooper perience, and now Ihsy'rs up and Nolde. the Jets need a fun rrew 303 at descendants of the suffrage Orville Touebton romln, bowlers. For example, the to strike bark at the Strike* or leaders" who bum "with a pure Robert Steele Screwball*, taking 1 out of four Mrs. One Mr*., Audrey Bolger. Jeaaa Cede. 7 . 1 Sft to give'them an arrtnlng total couldn’t stop rolling strflte* and white flame and a n the stem and ■ ef 3-1. Houndawy Jenny Hilton came out with a 111 game and a prickly conscience of lha party." W. Webber Edd Kirch hoff «tS picked up a split of T 4 — 10 pins. 414 set. >• The leaser battle lie s —She nobby Borsdorf 473 include! haraslf, most women lndlvMael mgb-Slagto Game leaden of local political organi­ Paul Peiold ** sations, wive* nf several senators W. Webber W* and, as u group, woman "whs Tommy Cobb >M Uks a cautious view on the ques­ George Kenia :;: tion of women In public office." Floyd Coopor !•* 4. Tbs yes woman—"Cheerful, Orville Touchteo IS* contented and generally t e s f t o Jesse Cook ITT Usd" woman wboee docile «oca. Robert Steele 1T0 pliaace make them Ideal mala Harold Herbal » choices for public office and party Bobby Borsdorf V poets. Mllsd Bowling League OH 4 W L W L A The operator*—", . . Driven Team S4 by a Napoleonic preoerunstian Hanford Bowling Alley 10 with their own careers. In Amer­ Seminole Dry Cleaners 0 1 1 10 II II ica this rather frlahtening *ln-;l— Team No. S II 1 10 mindedness Is masked by tha aria Calory City Grin 11 of our beauticians and esuturi- PewtU'o Office Supply 1 » Harvey’s Plumbing Co.I S 10 I era." . . . * -* - 0 A The ardent amateurs ♦’They JIT Kirby are wonderful and they abound. 1M Usually they work aa part af n Belle UT WkiMeu regular campaign organisation." U* OQatray ITT Hsrtwick 14? O 'B tm s i •14 WklMoa 4fT HartwMb 4*7 Ceofe 4M Ring 410 Jams* Bolger ati W tm ei’t 4*edifpuev Bsmltog League Oct l W L W b Teem f 7 Serswtalto t I CALL Houndtwgs T 9 • I • 1 Dt n o il 1 1 4 1? Bomb* reties t a r u u tn m i. Ing St. Georgs. Though losing, Mra. Sanders did quits wall, picking up ono vole for every two 81. Georgs bellots In sn opposition stronghold. What is more Important, it Dost get Marion Renders started > witty, Wellesley - edu­ siSSf She loves polities, U ■ cated woman thinking about pol­ sstf sssfSteed "lesser battle s i " itics and a woman’* nUc, In It. M l It not In favor of taking the In an almost nonpartisan mantoM away from women Just be- nor, those thoughts are distilled Ctolt of their performance* at In a book, “ Tha Lady and tha Vote." restnt conventions. "Female po'itlriani," saya Mra. "But," odds this woman politldee, "thers Is evidence to M l* Handers, "are a diverse and mar* otto that after N years women rurial lot although our faces may am (tip treated as a eepiret# look familiar. Our standard poe* alias af rotors. Numerically, worn* lure ta defsnelvr; we plant ona so voters are In tha majority but foot high above grubby practical to practice poUtles to still pretty politics and the other on a rock inscribed “ In our aspirations and rngeh • mato monopoly" caparities ws art Identical wttk Mrs. Sanders’ baptlim In polltits orrurrtd four yrsr ago when men."* Mr*. Sanders has pigeon holed ■ couple of politicians asked her lady i»»" politicians Into tlx handy Is run for Congress against lha 1*117 vMeran Incumbent, Mrs, Keihcr- 1ealegorles Lady Politicians Are Pigeon-Holed Into Six Classes S llU H ill*. •••w a L w | l L|u m w io n i w n w m CKM Y VERNO t m oaths E jz r o t i fieo sax, 3 B -Y P A R O tP M f A U t m ? * t/l l w c.p* § II \ A P o re tfr tor. ; a Committee Nam ed To Select State's All Southern Team Bernard Kahn, sports editor o f # th* Daytona Betch News-Journal »"<• Male selection chairman, hat named a eommlttr* to Mlact Florida’* All Southern high achool player*. The All Southern seise- ika ,°wUn*. the season c* for thath£Southwestern Conference Owls sgiinst a Southeastern CWerence team. Rice defeated an improved Alabama team, M -ll, In Houston In a saa- ,lon wtt* be announced in Decern* . * * rS u l* rommltiee mambers are Pete Bratager, Miami Herald; Howard Klelnberg, Miami D ally# l°S J, 10 pl,y News; Nick Robertson, Sarasota L.S.U. this past weekend. Herald Tribune; Bob Basaine, Considered a sparkling, aggres­ Orlando Sentinel; Byron Hollings­ sive ball club, coach Jess Neely’s Rica team hit 19 Irttermcn re­ worth, Tampa Tribune; R a y turned, 11 of whom are seniors. Crawford, Florida Tlmas-Unlon; Thit comparts to It Florida let- Sam Flowers, J a c k s o n v i l l e termen, eight of them seniors. Journal; Bill MrGrotha. Tal­ The Ftoridi-RIce three-game lahassee Democrat; Bodle Meseries over a four-year span wss Crory, Pensacola Newa-Journal; opened with a nip snd-turk con- Hill Urck, St. Petersburg Tim es;# test, won 3MS by the Owls ’exI Bob Balfe, Welt Pstm Reach 1953. The following year th* Flor- Port-Times; Jee Kolb, Fort Ida-Rice game drew national st- 1-auderJaIe Daily News; Norman tention when half the lights went Fro*rher. Ocsla Star-Banner, and out in Rice Stadium during part JacL Slayton, Lakeland Ledger. of the s e c o n d quarter a* 4 ----------------- --------- -----* throughout the second haff. mcni Jc„ , j|*ll ind j tcfc ThrockComment of the tportswriling morion. In the line senior center wor,.<* w ,t ,h* 1 “ Th* 0 » l » . "*• Don Gillie and Junior tackle larlurally could tee bettrr In the ry Whitmire are proven firstdark than could the Gaior’s." U string returnes. even looker! that way. for Horldo was leading at the lu.lf, T to 4 . before the Owl* quickly rang up three third quarter TD ’a and finally won, 34-11, Not meeting last year, th* two team* are now earh considerably’ changed from the squint that met in 1954. King Hill la now the number one quarterback, for Rlee. Among Ihe speejy bark* are left half* Virgil Mulschink and W A i m C B w ot Lanny Fife and right half* Paul Zlpperlsn, Ken Williams and Bry­ INSTALMENT LOAN DIPT. ant Stone, all veterans. Fullback Masshas FDIC U bolstered by two senior letter- < AU TO LO ANS Lowest Cost *SA N E P R D FAUSTS DRUGSTORE /^y \ the rule hi-ir Near P. O. Phont 101 Hrinv o r h avt your D o ctor Ielcphono your a t x t pro­ scription la un. I t w ill ho accuralel>~Tompounded w ith frts h d r a g s at a fa ir and reasonable price... F A S T FKBE D K L IV K K Y also F A U S T S S U N D R Y STORE 24th * F ra u d ) - T o H otter 9orro Y o u " T H E R E 'S N O B E T T E R R E A S O N T H A N THE T H E R E 'S N O B E T T E R S E A S O N T H A N NO TICE Closing dat« has been extended to October 22» 5 p.m. W AlH 'T n s . fitA C M !t AL C H A L M E R S BUSH i B I L L ---------------------- wwy to swing hto F it! Tt'a N o w ’ s Ih * b e a t lim a to a to p Sealed bids In duplicate covering build­ ing described in specification! dated October 1st 1956 fo r Legion Fair Building lOO’XlOO’ X 10’ on U. S. highway 1792; one an one half mile south o f Sam ford, Florida; will be received by Camp­ bell - Low ing Post No. 53 Inc., P. O. Box 13, Sanford, Florida. * b ■f fllv o s y o u r o e k o t ln p p o r f o r m a n e i ot o d o w n -t o -o a r t h p r lo o l <!?*• F * w h« s big w«yt *p te OMtl leuU like doing botmees lb* OUtmsbils quality wsy. Let u* show you . . . m u / 9 0 I f ^ V « e , n ,l i m4 h f e M - t tv. MOBI w r i t ALWAYS W l l t s a i AT T « « a • IB S M A B Ita « V A U T V B I A U l 'B I H oller M otor Sales COR, I* ------------------ -- OMonnliAe's valac-parkrit, Ituilg-l.prW d “gg"! Jus* n m M s t Hie foutursst The great RsekH r Logme— o •month SJO b<mepo«.rr*—^vtag~ you economy tl —— aml all lbs twuvq powiv yvmll e when- *you — want -—— TVS] J1 s*re eced for ssfriy’s uLet I W s a road-hugeiag ri.1# only a Mg ear ran pro,it*. And styling Uut will stay erw—and bold iu value loot u p to O M o m o b llo o**th o o a r th o t Specifications will be furnished by writ­ ing above address or calling at Galloway*a Service Station— 401 West 1st S t The Legion reserves the right to reject any and all bids. ■ M a *1 third game In a football series established In 1*34 will be played between Florida’* Gators and Rlca’a Owls on Florida Field, Saturday, Oct. 13. Bowling n _ S PALMETTO AVK. pa m « S I C A I I t S L s s 0 BRIV1 I A M I T I �33—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 47—FUBNITOBB • HOUSEHOLD 66—FARMS AND GROVER (7—BROKERS aad REALTORS BE SECURE THE ------ SANFORD H ERALD Tuc.i., Oct. 9, 195C ----- V rr« ■ i —— T Used furniture, apftui 30 acre tile farm. Three bedroom etc. Heught-eoid. Larry's Mart houae. large b«m. All equipment Near Seminole High School. 3bedroom home, 3 years old. ID Eart lit SL Plane I66L and machinery. Eaay term*. Pb. •j j i i u uaisrx Florida mamrficturer and l*33. Im­ 3. Lid At ROM it n t t o o naiJ « Kitchen equipped- rllA financ­ 13B3-J. P. O. Box 1164 •taller of Spic ‘n Span quick ser­ port­ 3. Employ t. A food flab l4[ACU2U4(jri •" ed. Includes nlind«, water uret­ NECCIIt-ELNA vice laundries has a franchise ant 4. Fuotlik* 'Hire iim m >.r-. • 66—HOMES 5 He pa er A Spare healer. Beautiful Sewing Machine Center HHT M 3 'I 1 In organ available fur this area. No pre­ 9. Antlered lamhrapcd lot. Priced at III,Sale*. Service and Rental* JJ?5tl2) brew, 5 Ihimestl. animal vious experience necessary, low 1225 D O W N 400. Requiring 31.900 Down, tiuf32i s a n G A It R E T T ’8 ing rates 10 Adage down payment, liberal -bank fi­ 323 E. First SL 3 Bcdroums and Carport* 2)n fXUC -J « 360 mo. No cloiing cos’ . l’ hoti* 1423 33 Ex-ides U A Peer 13 Util* ;JO j o (gnuvdtvuii. Mn'JMtv.Otr Terraago Floor* nancing, unusually high profits. 2*—PIANO SEKVICE mois­ i India) epntea ►ni'JLM a r u iir : Kitchen Equipped No obligation. Monarch Laundry 7. Muriel ture BU3C IL? ..4 (Myth l Nice Residential Locatioa Machinery Cotp., P. O. Box 620. I* L Sill — I'uno Technician vVK W A N T HLUIU Maw • W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO 34. Small 6. Plants 13. Bishop * landscaped Yards Phene 21(1 Roaie I. Sanford Ft. LauJtrdale, Fla. REALTORS 9. Token of YOUR " D O N T W A N T S " tireheaddress Ready for occupancy in 3 weeks 1961 Park Ate VMierStr’s Phaae 27 or It5 arms merit I ear I 21—ROOKING and PLUMBING A . K. S H O E M A K E R , JR. 33. Reddish lobe t 35. Half 14. Evening Now i* the lime to Trade-In F IN A N C IA L Builder coaling a * It. Poorly ems (poet) S A C R IF IC E your old Furniture for now Phono 1991 C E R A M IC T IL E 1100 MelloovtlU metal 36 Kettle 15. Tunisian 15. God of 1157 Florida Styles 3954 Down Paul V. Mueller A Son Ph. 154 14—INSURANCE R E N T 'E M F A S T 33. A dessert title 2*. Stitch pleasure In Home F’ urnishing* tree etiimate. Quality work. LARGE 4 bedroom home. I leal Owner leaving town. Necessitate* 30. Bottoms of 3* Greek letter II. Frosted 16 Sun god COMPLETE MODERN selling of a comfortable low location for children. Ph. 2533-J. 3* Warp-yam feet 19 Father 17. Mock* HIGHEST TRADE IN INSURANCE PLUMBING priced 2 bedroom frame home 40. Biblical 20. God of 31. Rent 20. Enclosure ALLOWANCE Contract and Repair Work All the NEW KINDS of fire and 6 loom, 2 bedroom homr, 33760 within 3 mile* from Air Base. name * flecks 32. Burning coal 21. Islet iregerdlesa of condition) Free Estimates casualty. Insurance avadable in Located on Old Orlando High­ Full price 35655 Cali now for 32. Shaded It. L. IIAKVEV the best of Companies at Low­ lA -F L A L E S to K IT way, Ideal for children, school appointment. r~ walk • T 201 Sanford Ave. Phene 1926 est Rates to those who qualify. 1 l i MATHER OF SANFORD bus stop. Call 1332-M. 23 Celenly Phone 137 There’ll lie Some Changes M iJi w Consult D A L I . INSURANCE 303 06 E. 1st. 81. % i ii ii 2*. Flower in opening anti eluting hours al *8 AGENCY. 204 8. Park Ave., A ir t A f Compmmy 27. Coil I hr DOGGIE DA It A DINED. Sanford. Fla. TT 3*. Cmn Ii Lake Mary. 7/ (Peru) A. B. PETERSON 33-MON'EY TO LOAN T V S P E C IA L ll A—LOST TIRED rr 39. Large 73" Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson Sofa Bed worm J r. P. J. Chesterton. Garfield A lIT O L O A N S % lo a ir .cuiig -mi Repair % % o l the same old thin g? Matching Chair FOUND — 1951 Seminole High IM7 Sinlord tie . Willetts, John Mclich amt It. W. 30 Coloniser T COST LESS I’ hawe 1113 Coffee Table See the (parlous new litiefully School class ring. Initial! un in 34. l ’lo»€ to Williams. A. C. Doudncy, land % AT JL 3 Step Table* different hornet In —, — TT side. Owner call at Salvation Surveyor. 35. ----------W. J. K IN O A Florida State Bank 2 Lamps South I’ inecrot Sanfori 116 N. Park Ave. Army. 211 E. Second St. Palace Phone 1129 % Plumbing Contractor I Grove Manors Sanfort OF SANFORD f// ie 39 OstrvchliWe &• 1ft r%r $179.00 Kohler Plumbing A Supplies 6—PERSONAL NOTICES Valencia Villas DeLtm This Is n free paw to the Moviebird litem Electric Water Heaters 11 37. Entire sum rr| M E R C H A N D IS E P*. 60 land Ride-In Theatre for AnG O LD EN D A W N KOLLAWAY, Hutpll-I amt ll-b) 2534 Orlando Dr. IM M ED IATE W t¥ % 39. Natives et mttr llinok*. Exp. danOct, Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. IN T E R S I’ R IN G M A T T R K S S •I 7X X T 61 Plumbing. Kirsky Heating the Near 19. 1956. liU . Furniture Center — Reg 319 50 lest trade VW50 ' y/( 43— ARTICLES for SALE gut M. C. HOUCKS 116 Wes; First St. XT Box Springs at Identical Savings tr **■ 4t. Quench, Service un Ail IVtier rumps— Country Home Only Win l»o»n Ideally Situated - % —Factory to Too— as thirst Wells Drvlied — Pump* 2 Bedroom frame, fireplace, 2 H O L L Y W O O D B E D r r IF FREE Luxuriously Planned Aluminum 43 Harass Paola Road Phone too porches. Kitchen equipped, oil Innertprlng Mattress 43. Proaecutes M oderately Priced Venetian Blind* N A M E IM I'IU N T neater. 2 deep wells. L d 270 x ftL Al Box Spring judicially This is a free pass to the Movie- Bnetwed bead. Sag-proof bottom 160 33.65(1. On ChrlstmiLs Cards During Headboard (choice of colors) 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 44 Collin and land In Theatre for Date Alex­ rail with pUstie and*. Plaatie ee *T •*4 S 19.50 and 2 baths situated <>n large, Octolicr stand ander. Ljki- Mary. Exp. date rayon tape*. CoWon or nylon Near Everything. 3-bedroom older 7s< artistically landscaped Iota. 1 0(1. 1R. laic. DOWN 1 Legs Free cords. home. Beautiful *had# Iren, •a * L ay -A w ay N O W ! Paved streets and all nther 1. Find the Snnkarik GI a m and Paint Ca*. extra lot. Eastern Exposure Sa­ city ronvtnlences make three I'l.l’MRING A HEATING POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY aoiution of Phone ikO See our new line of floor covering crifice price. 33.000 —|5o. mo. colonies of owner-occupied 117 S. Magnolia — Phone USO Septic Tank Initallatiun 4 Service 113-114 West 2nd St. end complete home furnishing*. home* truly delightful placet Healer Service. Archie C. liar FREE DELIVERY We buy ami sell used furniture IX)T- -Ideal Dowillow n Cummerto live. iett. Rhone 734.W or 1335. A U T O M O T IV E ECIIOI.S REDDING CO. Paying top cash prices lor any rial Ixvcatmn. 2u> fi. frontage. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Designed, ilulll and J-'old Corner 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1232 311,100 — Attractive Terms. 22—SPECIAL NOTICES 6-BOATS AND MOIORS ING POST on 17-92 Pb 2053-W. "Bad Bamberger” Mgr. Consult A REALTOR First CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING O D H A M & T U D O R Inc. m m u t v 4.i i i v * i : i . Open Monday’* til 6:66 p.m. if.aa I L H 2 l.i%m Evinrude Salts 4. Service C U L L E N A N D IIA K K K Y Slip Covers and Drapes PAINT, 1250 gal. Sleeping bags, T URftUAY Builder* of Fine Hume* iti«« 11:09 Up port VISIT OUR BALCONY R U U SO N Sporting Good* 116 N. Park Av*. Phone 2313 rot*, blankets, tarpaulins. Army STANLEY KULP A IIC U M IU I For Florida l.iving 11:11 U i Paul I lir r jr l 304 E. 1st St. Phone » 4 PHONE 2954-J. Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave1.19 Atlvrnluift Rill) I fttli II;!* l-a(a fthow— 2 BEDROOM Hume, well Ideate.I, SALES OFFICE W M * I'AlflY h lOl. 1.88t A Wit* 2625 8. French Avenue Desirable as home or tental. l i l i Cartoon Ca i nival This Is a free pass to the IIiU PUMPS & SPRINKLER SYSTEMS One 50.000 RTU oil heater with 46-FARM aad GARDDEN u n Newi Man.Off rhona 2100 and 29(0 69300. Theatre for Joan Jones. 25ih All types and sues. Instilled or . •:•# U idlh«r*.N«wi ppvili blower fan. Perfect condition, • ill Test l-aitera •'Do It Yourself.” : » ll John iMb .Nid i 4 Palmetto Ave. Exp. date OcL lea* than 2 >rs. old. Phone 1306. Missionart -Everbearing S t r a w vv i:n > i:»itvv x n a x ia * lK*n Molt • Ouin«r WE REPAIR AND SEKVICE ROSA L. P A Y T O N . , ni# berry Plants— 11.30 per hund11. 1956. T:tt Good Morula* ( la lam* ItMftgnr STINE red Call llay Lord, 1317-W. Registered Real Estate Broker DIAMOND wcdJing and engage­ IlftlstlrBYOUB i a# I 'o l i.anearoo ;,r. i^ M O T O RCTCHOI-BICTCLM Machine and Supply Ce. Phone 3471 17-92 al Hiawatha ; m |.I|)»I8C8 ment ensemble, roll 1200. Make liM Of All Thln*i • t»t» 1 l.«s| Thr»# Ll«t« This is a free pass to the I’ratrio M7 W 2nd S t Pb. 63 9 2a Uodfree an offer. Phone 1020-J. bicycle. Red A llr*l HKrltun R E N TALS 1-26 Inch lake Drive In Thratre for Mr*. la U REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN * » «*» fil.ftftft viu«R(1oe GATLIN BROTHERS White. Cheap, Ph. 227R-J. Voile Williams Jr. Exp. dale 9i S-» Koitl Thtftlift |a:2a Mtrlko It tilth EKOTAPE Recorder, mlkea etc. 34— APTK—flOUHEA—ROONR ^44 French Ave. Dragline 4 Bultdoaar Service 1ft «*ft Jaw** U %iii4ii Th«4tvft Oil. II, 1956. I I . aa Vallaal U d r Value 3359: will take 1190. 111! 33-TRAILERS J. W. II A I .L , R E A L T O R Ph. 2233 Genera. 24RA-W Sanford. Ift.Ift 1 It1ii A fttnllli 11 II l a t ! • ( life Laurel Ave. lllftft Nlfttit htwi Itftport Jnhaay Walkrr, Associate 5-room unturn, apt Newly Otcora TRANSFERRED OUT OF TOWN ll:2» hearth f»e Tnmororw Trailer, Sale-Rent, I’n. 666 XK. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call IlilS M«I»i*Um «lilt Will sell equity In 2 Bedroom "Call Hall" Phone 17.59 trd. 1301 Celery Ph. 603-W, I I I I A (lul<llnc l.lalil 11lift ftinrliRlil fhoftti* Good used Electric Range, only Ralph Ray. 3150. Home, including following furni­ 12 •• t» »* l:.|,oi | U at Mg ii on It ill ay Y’ OU to see u« t>cfurr 363.00. See It at Sanford Electric WKLAKA APARTMENTS: room* 12 10 aland I'n * Ii* Couate* ture. rug. Venetian blinds, gas uy. Open Evenings and n i.n\i:%D %v you I2i 2o A* World Turns Company. kitchen range, hut water heau-r, private baths. 114 W. First SL Hull M \(6 B U L L D O Z IN G how iab.hr i'araoo Sundays. . circulating heatrr. P H O N E < a0 giMn*on j :1ft llnu.-nartr Fast aide Trailer Sales RAYMOND M BALL LOWERY * BRIDGES BE SURPRISED at our variety SEE Seminole Realty for Denr : t • Ilia Payoir I’roaiam Itraome 2221-J. Upsala Road. I'atatka, Fla. OSCAR M HARIIISviN saa. IR56-W Orange City Spr 4 MM • :t Kpwu- \\ r (Hit r j ’lft Hoh i-roshe and low price*. K.M.B. 5c, 10c able Home* aad Apia. Phone 27. Jiue lltaa hloriill.M HhoW J.e! REG. BROKERS Itrlahter Oar 4 25c Store, 321 S. Sanford. 1954 aluminum, ail-modern 30 foot 1 Id 6'4U1J|1ft KdRIhfilQ I l l Merer Hlnrm (BOSLEY - RENDIX S. D. Ilighlry-nan, Associate 9 sift 1.1ft Viewer'! luae*t trailer. Hill Adams. Droamwil.l H4|* of Klaht HUTCHINSON'S O c e a n Front Sales and Service PH A APPROVED Good used llolpolnt Refrigerator 264 Heath Park Avr. Phone HO • ill Uarrv Moon 4 9ft (»!**• Ilnu.o Trailer Court. Apta. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona 9:|ft lUndiUh'l It A N H A L L for Juil 310.00, a bargain. San­ Open House Daily Beach. Call 3374-W. I«i9ft T M ft U n t l « f O u rs Elcctne Company ford Electric Co. 1r IT IS REAL ESTATE 13—TRUCKS Iftitft K lrlk ft I I ItIrIi Quality— SitUfatttow From 12 noon MU 8 p. m. Servic 11 :ftft VdlllftWt 1-6*1% ask Crumley 4 Monteith FOR QUICK ACTION ua* !✓ »%• U f tell# 2S37-J-3 De Bary Used maple bed and mattress, Nsw two bedroom houses, kitchen I1 : U 1952 Ford •» Ion pick up. New Ph 113 Sanford 2528 P A L M E T T O ft.4 f.lt Fair T o m o rro w equipp'd. 1104 Washington. Ph. at 11 7 South Park. Phono 172 II U ■•Oil condition. Ph. 2237-R. tires 6.00x15 mud grip roar. New O a M b d l.l« h( n n 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a They Know I»alnt, A-t throughout. One lo­ ip m n n n i fied ids to sett, rent hiro. Cal 2547 P A L M E T T O 303 Sanford. Well Drilling. HOWARD C. G e n e r a l Electric Refrigerator. 13 •<% N m % • cal owner. 1595.00 . Seminole Idk* newused leas than 1 year, • 3 Spacious Redroom* HI Mini 1 i* A iiC sio n tta LONG. Phone 3M 207 East S-Rrdtoom concrtle block home ir.lft Truck 4 Tractor Co. IHW French A t Tlt« W o ilsl Ttirwt 3150.00 take* It. Sanford Electric Furnished garage apt. 2300 Mel • 1•» Tiled Baths 1131, say "Charg# I t * on large corner lot. Jnluu-lrd lllfft Commercial Ave. Ave. Phono 1500. Itftft JiitlBRY CftfBftti Hhntu • large Urti lonvllle. Co. porch, rarpotlr, lllr bath. 69.750 1:3*9 .%rt 1 u M e ii. t # lloiittpft t r • High and Dry 1:11 F i|m i . . 1952 Willya 4 wheel drive pick up. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, lin e- FOR FILMS with 11495 Down Finishing. Tape LAKE FRONT—3 Bedroom uw Maaonry construction with oak m-nts. Invoices, hand bills, aod 1 Mft T i. - insr fjiF o rr New 7.00x15 mud tires. New Recorder*. Supplies, See WIEM % F il m F e r e programs, e t c. Progreaalve floor*, whit* marble chips furnished house, fishing awlm paint, better than a prep where ?»!• T I *• lln li 4'rw*t% (ihow lit)LOT’S CAMERA SHOP, 210 Printing Co. Phona tOi — 403 built-up roofs, fully insulated, mlng, 1>i bath«, carporle, 6 Sift# l i r i r M f f l u v the going is rough. One ownur, Ie4iim H. Oiler, llcjllor 8. Park Av*. in furred walla, spacious closets ftp -rrl Htnrw* West 13th S t miles from Sanford. 665. Pbona 3625.00 bcminule Truck 4 Treellwiri %l. r inn •m’ luir j :• T l i- IMftd «.r M s h t and oil wall furnaces. 3056-W-3 after 4:39 p.m. tor Co. 1100 French Ave. Phone For home repair work and altera­ Have electric Phlko refrigerator, 2601 Sa Orlando ll«ty. I'bonr U&9 « •*# (*hftww#| I I I Crofttr •«<)• 4 3ft F ilm F « r # 1500.___________________ ______ i;VKNIN(;S: 3115 and apt. alt* gas stove, gas space R A L P H JAR VIS tions. Call 161-J. Bay C. Slagle. 1VMMM.M J I I M O W II.I M heater. Call at 2106 8. French large fum. apt. 316 Magnolia. Builder and Ossner •I MMI I , | 14-U3RD CARS ______ Available now, 6 room house on RETIREMENT HUMES Treei trimmed, removed and de­ Av*. rr rftiM Y m r n \ o « i Celery Ave. available October « M Il-Via# P H O N E 11.14-J moted. Ph. 1007-R. 1949 Chev. 4 door sedan. New •r#.W 6th. Phone A. K. Rossetter, New 21" TV for sale. Can be seen SANFOnD TREE CO. 2 r.M %lIcVpw Mmiis .•aint, seat covert, excellent If Florist. 212. at 3510 S. Yale Ave. « hM ftft |l6r*..f| tires. Radio and healer. 3295. You’re decide I to make banfurdl • M ft’ Dfttlg I'llHft Trade in accepted. 201 E. 21st Expert watch repair. Guaranteed. -APPL1A C.’ER or Central Floria your ll«mr. Clean, nicely furnished apart­ < Jo n«p(i iciii 1-day service. Sanford Jewelry ments. San Lanta Apts. 404 E. Or T.ll I'linpi Inisd 1953 MERCURY 4door Sedan. 4 Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave. FRIG IDAIRE appliances, t a l e s 66 Utb St. Phon* 2710- R. Need a little persuasion on the T H Try it and you’ll buy it KAY aad a*rrl«*. G. IL High. Ovlad*. edvantagr* of making your « Aft Jnm A Ylgil.U IIERKON. Phone 2456 or 13U-W FOR EVERYTHING la hardware ria. Phase F00-3315 or Sanford Role Court 6 room apartment*, and paint see-lllll Hardware home, Here. Call u« lo save • lift IIp«I ftkpllors after 6:00 p. m. I64I-V after 6 g 6 furnished. Kitchen equipped. time and money in finding the 9.9ft H I "Oft Qu«ftl1ftn Co* 301 E. lit St, Phooe 53 Fishing-Hunting-Camping auto­ Ph*** 1464 Rebuilt Electric waUr cooler, tight house, In tho the light 9:19 f*PP«l I'tftYllOUBft mobile. One osrner. Make down Robinson Hand Crafted furniture. 673 00. Sanford Electric Co. section at (you guess It) th* 19:9ft 1*1*11 HII%ftf • bed in rear. Ektra good spe­ We build, design and reflniih. * « O M OUR O R U T Downstair* apartment CALL 1240. REAUTIFUL right price. Cash or Term*. DUO-THERM apace healer and cial price, 3350. Nteholson Buiek gee at 916 French, ?h. 6I-R._ W. H. "B ill" STEMPEB SKLIC TIO N OF V A l U l f Perfection apartment site tea Apartment, dose In. 3 rooma 653 Co. Solid Rrlck G R A M K O W Guy Alien, Aesoelit* range. Doth In geod condition. E M P L O Y M E N T per mcnlh. I l l E. 6th St.. Call MOM ( f U N 1R A l Ariel!* Price, As**eiat* 1952 Chrysler Windsor 4-daor DeReasonable. See at 3MB Hia­ 2 Bedroom Home 2316 or 1681 Realtar — Generil Insurance Luxe. Only 22,000 actual milaa. H i,.., , t > 11 Ve«lX watha Ave. 1 4 -CHILD CARE aStrickland-Morrison Phone 963 or 2122 112 N. Park Ave. Call Ray Herron, Phone 2156, or 44-} for PHONE This bom* ha* large living room INCORPORATED THOR WASHER in good rondltion 6-ROOMS, Adults. 611 Park. 1343-W after 0:00 p. m O P E N I N G .l/r1•f with fireplace, 2 extra large ;ft. fr V »| Your FrtaQIr Ford Dealer 1.0W COST H O M ES DAY NURSERY—will keep child­ 665. Only 65 00 down and tl-23 bedrooms, dining room, kitchen This is a free p m to the Prairie I ren eges 2 to 5. from 1:30 a m., weekly. SUN K. 1. 1. si. Phone M6 FURN. 3 room house 4 bath Ph k r with plenty of rabineia, break­ Block home with Lake Drive-In Theiiie fur Jack Goodyear Service Stores 236-W, br It ihiIii for Z to 6:30 p m. PHONE 1692-W. fast room and nict icrsencd-in Morrison. Exp. dale Oct IS, 113 S. Park___________ Phone 223 650W). 1956. porch. •a—HELP WA.VWD—PEMALE Wringer washer for only 635 00 6-room garage apartment. 2 room kitchenette apt. Adults, no pets. Furnished I h«dinnni home nn 2 FOR NEW PONTIAC'S and good, Splendid opportunity for an alert, at Sanford Elrrlrle Co. Beautifully land» apa-d gioumli lids with fruit lrrt*» jil-t milvilln Ph. 221. clean USED CARS, call Ray ambitious young woman who is with outside sprinkling system, city limn*t for 65400. llrrron, Phone 2156, or 1343-W seeking permanent employment. <*—b u il d in g m a t e r ia l * central heating for extra com­ after 6:00 p. m. ______________ If you hava the potentials, we 2 Bedroom house, partially furn. fort. Excellent residential loca- 3 bedroom blink home with nue U S E D B K iC K 170 mo. Call 936. will train you for out of the TWO CARLOADS boauttfuJ _ . tlon . . . 2417 LAUREL AVE. yard and fruit trees for 6695Q. B U S IN E S S raott Interesting job* In San­ onck. Orange, rod, and a m i 1 ^ building n u d s ford. You will work MondayHOUSE, 2601 Sanford Ave. 673 ODHAM 4 TUDOR. Inc. black. See them at SHERMAN New 2 bedroom block home for SER V ICE S Friday, and hava regular achemonth, Ph. 339 R. 2625 S. Frrneh Ave. 6751)0. CONCRETE PIPE CO dulrd increase! in salary. Mini­ Phon* 2100 — 299(1 M — H I ftii'iB 15— A PPLIANCE REPAIRING mum requirement* are at least Desirable furn garage apt. 412-W. RED-I-MIX CONCRETE a High School education, age REALIOR Window Sill* - Lintals H E A TE R S ATTRACTIVE furnished room for 16-21. ability to t>pe. Permanent! Septie Taak - Sul* Appr*v*d Raymond l.undquint, Cleaned and Checked on* *r two j|*n*tl*m*R, 10 1 W. resident of Sanford. Apply Sand • Camsnt Mortar Mix ASSOCIATE PH O N E 1320-R Math St , Phone 1066-W. Southern Bell Telephone Co. I l l Miracl* Concrtlt Co. Phone 1673. Atlantic nank Hide. Palmetto Ave. * » Elm Ave. Pboa* 1336 36—BKAUTY PAR IAIRS_______ ( Bedroom duplex, kitchen equipp­ ed, living room furnished. Ph. This ii a free pass to the IUU CONCRETE Madera Air-conditioned Saloa 1126 El. Theatre for Mary Jean King. Real) Mixed Concrete, Concrete H a rrie tt’a Deaaty Nook Exp. date Oct. I I 1956. Block, Sand, (iravrl Cement M S. Oat Pit. n i Furnished Apt. 2 bedrooms, large Concrete Pip* to meet all Female cashier, A p p l y Rita living room dining room, gas 2 bedroom modern C.R C. large ialifirations. IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS Theatrr. 4 elrctric kitchen, large screen­ rlosels, rarfMirlr. 61.Mo Down. frmnn Concrete I’ ipr Co. PAINTING ed porch. Facing lake Mary. 660 per mo. 2412 Oak. Ph. 37—HELP WANTED-MAI.E Out West I3!h SI. Rhone 2UI Call Mr*. J. II. Cowan, 1*69 H uj. or 245 W. W OOLSEY Man for fuel oil route. Give 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT qualifications In writing to BOX M a rin e Finishes LAKE FRONT HAYNES Offle* Machine C*.. Avalon Apts. Efinency, Ph. 730-W New three bedroom house on 202, Sanford Herald. F o r You r Roat Typewriter!, adding aaeki***. lake Emm*. One and half tiled Senkarik (R a m and Pninl Co Experienced TV Repairman. Sal­ Sales.Keniala. 314 Mag., Pk. 44 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or roupl*. Pri­ bath*. Florida room, lot 211’ ary 4 Commission. Stale ex­ 112-114 W. 2nd St. Phone 324 vate bath. Accost from Post x 223'. Turn So. one mile at perience. references and export­ 47—FURNITURE—ItOUIEMOLD Office. Manuel Jacobson. Oaklawn Cemetery, ed salary Reply to Box N. X. FLOOR sanding and finiahmg. c lo Sanford Herald. FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ .n a r .— a 1 —at Warehouse Pricei, visit Unfurn. I bedroom duplex apt. 3-Badroom. I bath home. lately . r „ shoe* onto b(jsnole county since 1925. K i l e he a equipped private 2» — MALL or F EMALE lection. 2009 Grandyle* Ave. BERRY’S. W* are expert* at as­ II. M. Gleason. Lake Mary •nuance *0 0 W. 27tb. lntaroatad parti** only call To have your Heating System sisting you to secure gracious BALER PEOPLE WANTED Jacksonville, RV-41643. good Touka with functional con­ M c K A N E Y -S M IT H P A L M 'S Two COLORED men 4 women for Cleaned and Serviced venience. Today’s b«*t buys in Furn. rotuge, re a s o n s b io . 2415 S. Park Phone 1203 local outside saleswork. After­ Located on 17 92. I’ h 3010 WI. f o r Rant Or la l*— > bedroom, nationally advertised furniture noons. evening. Car needed Ap­ block construction home. With BUAB HARD TO PAT? 5*11 Winter Rush at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. Floor sanding and finishing. ply 325 Sanford Ave. or Phon* 2 room apt*. 112 Elm. Ph. 2163-W. or without furniture. Phon* First St. Phone 1667 for Even­ A better lab at a better price. 430 J 1:00-3:00 Wed., Thurs., 2568-M. ing Appointment. Free estimates Ph. Collect •hinge your* through w i t h Friday._________ Oviedo FO-3.1194. R E A L ESTATE DUE TO TRANSFER • R IG V A L U E S Responsible cook warned Call through Want Ads for CASH. For Salt By Owner ! bedroom For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. 1175-W. 61—A4JREAGE home. Equity 1900. Ph. 1083-W. • Q U IC K C R E D IT 666-XJL Room special 314 95. CoR 1811. • • E A S Y TE R M S 31-WORK WANTED-WALE ATTENTION BUILDERS 4-bedroom house, 30th and Sum* P L U M B IN G C O N T R A C T O R WILHON-MAIER 16 aero plot, corner Celery k Ted Bornett marlin. Will ronsider houso Carpenter wants work. 312 MyrNew and Used Farallur* 2531 Orlando Hr. Phon* M Bril son Avo’*,; terms. Ph. Orfor PAINTING trailer as part payment. Ph. Us Avq, .M U Grandviam Fbone 1952 M. 311 E. First St. Phon* 0S6 land* 6-6685 after T:66 pea. 768-M It Pay* To Cso CUtattled. Empty? ATTIC GOING TO WASTE? Turn­ ing It Into one or more attrac­ tive rooms is easy, inexpensive. Let Hill Lumber and Supply lard help you decide how to make it serve you. Call 61, Th« Lumber .Number, or drop in— 223 W. ThirJ St. DAILY H im YOUR OWN BUSINESS CROSSWORD Seminole Realty A N T A D S' Ph. 1821 BouVhll OCCUPANCY TELEVISION B BALL REALTY OZIER REALTY CO. BE A 2-CAR FAMliy CHOOSE A N USED CAR LUMBER - Robert A. Williams S is S r Concrete p Ip e u FURNACE SERVICE Now Is The Time Before the W. J. King h A- ' a t J �o ♦> blaze of glory! i) A Shopping f Home In S That's what it is to shop in Sanford where merchandise is brought to you from all parts of the world to make your life fuller and more interesting. Exciting Buys Strange sounding names out of your geography book are exciting.. .and you'll find them, if you look, on many of the fine quality items of mer­ # chandise right here in your local stores. There are American brand names, too; the most re­ spected names in their fields. . .all waiting for you here in your home town. You don't need to t look elsewhere for the best the world offers... you can find the best right here in SANFORD. $ Out of town bargains may look enticing . . but add transportation cost, all day shopping time, and the "not returnable' tag and it's no bargain. The money you spend with our local mer­ chants stays in our community,help to make it a better place in which to live. W H A T CO ULD BE A BETTER B ARG AIN ? ( t 'At * li — — l �I If Ym t RmH b Not Shop and Save In Sanford D iN n N By • P. M. Can 1821 B a f.re 7 P . M. Far DaUvary AN INDEPENDENT DAILY < t U U L M E X I.V III Fatabllahrd 190S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N1WBPAPEB 9 W E D N E S D A Y , OCTOBER 10, IONS A w w tfa ltd P r « n observes Industrial Survey 'F o u n d e r 's D a y ' O f City To Be M ade Residents To Voice club L / s f « /w / n Tax Assessment Complaints Oct. 26 * ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— A l­ tamonte Spring* Town Council let Oct. 28. 7:30 p. m, fur lax equalization and paving u m e men! meeting, at It* Monday night session. Anyone wishing to register complaint* of their tax aneismrnti it invited to be pre­ sent at thU meeting. Al»o, ptani for renovating the Community House to include a* r I n / n %i ________ •'Founder1* Day" of Pilot In­ ternational wa* observed by (he local Pilot Club at a dinner meet­ ing in the Yacht Club last evening with Sira. Joel S. Field, a charter member, in charge of the pro­ gram. Mr*. AI Hunt, anciher charter member, pointed out (he princi­ ple* of Pilot In the htilory of P. I. which received iti original char­ ter on Orl II, I9JI In Alacnn, (la. with a membervhip of to repre­ sentative bu*lnr»* and profc**lonat women. There are now uver 10.000 members In JAo club* in . . . . ......... Pilot International t» one of the five international rlatilflrd civic and »ervire organiiitiont for hurtne*» and profcsdonal women, ”™ . 1 tu notary, Kiwanit or Lion*. It It nonpartiian and nun - u r t a m Ha bide p ^ i;T e V :« friend.hip and service. Member .i-iiormlrubl hr » hiP u deWmlnod V cUninca“ on * nJ U b*tiehlv lnv,u“ 0" ""'FIhnm renrearnta. wo ‘ from ,rom each r/rh claniftca HaMiftcatlve women * Lund Describes Herlong To Address Bostwick To Conduct Herlong As 'Man Inter-Club Luncheon Area Study * Who Wasn't There' Plan* for the appearance of Congressman A. 55. (bydi Herlong J r, original!) schedule,! for »n addre** before the Sanford Rotary '-'tub on Monday, (K-v 22, have been changed to include member* of ever> rivtc and *ctvice club in ihe City. The large Inler-club luncheon he W - « *« -he Holy Epl^pat Uiurt-h Pari.h Houir anJ bill be ntt« ruled b) group* from the follow mi, orgamration* who alrrjily lauon# wno have nave a u eaoj accept i .i r p i « « «•«■ */ • mv.iat.on to Join in bearing the ri>ngre*tinan from the Jifth Congre,*inn*l Iti-trict: the Pitot Club. Ihe Itu.ine-* and ' » ■ \v umau * Cl u b , l^ i KUa'n. a unit Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce. In order that the serving of the meal to be prepared by Mr* Ro­ berta (iatrhrt may be expedited, the rommit'ee in eharge of the event aak* that reservations be . . . ... , , . m» d i ,thr° uSh .c,;‘h eh."**.!* by noon Fr.lay. Oc!. It. The luncheon fee w II he the vame a* chained b) the rt**pective dub*. It i« anticipated tlut one of the largetl erowil* yei teen in San- An Induttrial Survey will be made of Sanford in the ne»r fulure, according to II. It. Coleman. District Manager of the Florida Power and IJght Company who made the annoumement tin. morning. W. M. Host's irk. head of Bo*twtek, Ine of Daytona Reach, an tnduitrial engineering firm, will make the survey. »aid Coleman The first ln.lmtri.il Survey for the Sanford area wa* made by Bo'twick in 1930 and plan* have been recently made to bring the old survey up-to-date. Bnitwick will be in Sanford to­ morrow to meet with John Krider. Manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, and hi* committee, to complete plan* for the survey which I* expected to get underway immediately. Coleman. rho*e company i« tin *ncing the *urvey. -aid that Ihe fir«t survey provide! much mater­ ial to project into the future but Santnrd “ ha* already exceeded Ihe original rttimalea projected In the 19M Industrial Survey." K rider, in Tails ha**re meeting with the Florida Development Commission today to determine the status of Cantral Florida'* pirlure, could not be reached for PE BABY- Speaking before Ihe f>e n»ry Republican Club, this morning. Arnold Lund. RopubU* ran candidalr for Congre** in the Fifth Congrr**ionat Diririct de-cribed hi* opponirtd A. S. Herlong Jr., a* the *m»n who * 2 r ^ a c T L c d Ihr ijnicfa *rr underway. Councilwa«nT there*. man Huso Wolf w*. authorised A “ standing room" audience to *ubmlt Plan, .... for .. thl. ... .......... .. . project packed the |)c Uary Community at an early date to be enacted tenter lo greet Lund who made* upon by the Town Council. hi* initial vtail to the Voluila l. lion actively identified w i t h Robert Berry Perrin** a County village. Lund* vi.it wa* of Ocoee, wa* present at the Mon ihe bu*inc>a or profcolonal intrr. d.iv night meeting, to bear hla « * » ° f ,hf.c^m uoity. ami hold•Imullanrou* with Ihe announce­ ment of the I'andiiai-v of Harry application read, which he tub(W“ W « " d l» ‘* Seller* who will be * Republican it:ted for the Job of Police ,1,ehlrf, ThU vacancy waa create.l Objective* of Pilot are to devewrtlc in randldalr for Ihe office of Juailce of the I’ eare, by the rc*lgnatlon of former '*>P friendahip a* a meant of AltM tl.D 1.1 N il II*publican candidate for Congressman In the Police Chief. Paul Heruld. who broadening Ihe field of opportuniArnold Lund waa introduced by hth Coiigiet*ional lilttrict (le ft) la Introduce,! to members of th« Deltiiy |(rpublican Club this moining. Hevirge Perry (right) view rrtigued to return to hla po*t as ty for .ervice and lo encourage tleorgc Percy. vicc-pre*idrnt of prr.ldmt of the (lUP club In Dcllary Introduced Lund. (Staff Photo) fireman in the stale of I’enntyl and promote inteinatiunal peace the De Mary Republican Hub. v*nla. No action wa» taken on and cultural relation*; to incut“ My opponent wasn't there Perritte’s application, awritlng cate the ideal of .ervice a* Ihe w hen Preal lent Klaenhower nee«lfurther applicants to be received. had* of all worthy enterpri.e.; e.1 hi* *u|>p.>rt on important In other action plant for mov­ to encourage high e'hlcal stand legivlalion". Lund derlareit, "He ing Ihe lown’* adminitlralion of- aid. among budget* and profe*naan’t there when he ml*ted 97 The population o f Seratnoln fke* fmm the .Community Hou»e »ional women, important roll rail* on tignifirant County is irowlni at Ihe rate of Jt> the fire home annex, were be|„ the field of international legidation He wa*n'l there when ( l per month, according to the ing discussed. •ervice. he failed to introduce and pa*« seven-month itatUtleal analyst! The town of Altamonte Springs been awarded to students at road ' r( any di»trift wide legislation for released by the Florida State the people in Ihe entire a year* Hoard of Itralth. for — the month of September « c- The S l a M h I M u i d 'w a . H a h mfn" ,'rtW,rf‘ *SAN FRANCISCO I * - Drug* he wa* In Washington", With added inti-rr-l heir* cording lo the clerk. In thn January-July report, the lUhed a* * memorial lo Muv and •urgrry are forming a new "He ia now* making apeerhr* ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- Ud- State Board e f Health lilted **•* Sanford and Semi Ruby Newrhall. problem of Pilot "}C A A**a*% A e e i d n n S r team in hope, of winning more International Dorn Galnewille. O^T A lltO ACCldeiltS cure* of cancer*. nole County effort, to obtain Inin \hr ,,f *» iea of American la*g!on Auxiliary deaths In Seminole County, in* . attempting lo defend hla record eluding Infant deaths, as 33t. Fla. following her death In Oc*' Anilc.mer drug, are given tZ ill, InduMnal Surrey .VaV'd '« • T «*h e ;tl However, In the aeven-menlh oIh t , 1913 when a cancer i* removed in ophr did that count*, d’a what he and stunt parly at the period there were 338 births. In The rebabdilatlon of Yimouoration*. The aim I* surer killing ';r" vl" ; " ;ilcrl',t ' a ® tplrnilld aiti- uLegion night. 1 ^ tlon* i iti*i® ilulu n i f i the ini-* ifoie t i P Tre r ’didn't " m u * do. That's i i i i i i » at |iirn in < i m n ; i i i n iHome i v m i r Thursday i uni hi the breakdown, births were Hat* Her*, a French village of 1*00 of canter cetla which might be ll D expect,s| that Clifford Ale* ni|**bm of ■ "do-nothing" conEveryone wa» IInstructed to e*l as S7I while and SU rotated. person*, waa adopted a* a five jn ,t, monthly *ummary of mine teed* for regrowth. Kibbln. president o( toe r-cmmole i * rf,,n " n " nd » P"0' 1 «tv »ve for rom# , , , llttla girl f<® The 238 Jenh total waa ana* year Pilot Inlernalional pioject reported vahlcla arcldent* the T!u» new technique waa . d*-iCounty Cbvmter ' 'a.'u 'c." ! ■v l .,.rd In b ^ RemInob* •,fler lh* V‘1I* K( ■CcUrntally H o,Id, Departnient of Pobltc • rihed Toe»d*v to Ihe American a priw being lysed in Ihe report aa !M while ,anrmr#f fith Be* **N rtljllvF *nlU l»i% ju » «h i I |t»L >i| death*. IPS colored death*, eight hea ted hv Col 11 N h W College of Surgeon* by Doctor* Memorial lfo»pltal at 12.(0 p „ to planning the Irwi a trial Survey campaign mpuign an annual "visit to ,c# see » w» » w " ,n •",* '»"F lady rec-'vlns the white Infant death* and IS entered World War It. mon, it wa* tmintrd not that Herald ----- O. McDonald, Erne*to P. . Mr. Stafford waa born tn Nor­ the people " lie alalr.l "Either xreate.t applause from the group. Infant deaths. On the local level, the Pilot them were 731 automobile aecl rn u and Warren It Pole. Uni- f r ari’*' folk. Va.. hut had made hi* home According to the tabulation, Ju*t Webster defined the word 'an- Tld* ptire went in Alt*. Hoy I’npe Club ha* furnUhed and maintaindent* in Seminole County during \er*tl> o ' lllinni* College of Mediin Sanford for the pa*t (1 year*. there were 110 nual’ ‘ wrongly or my opponent of Ca**elberr>, who was dre«,ed r e l e a s e d , ed a room in the hotpiial for a the first *1* month* nf 1938. re-cme. Chicago, Hi* reddrme wa* at 111 Magnolia ha* a eaten lar of hi* own making „ tepteal little girl, wearing a livorcra and annulments in Benilnumber of year*. The fir*t room ported n. the department. When a canrer i* removed, I.. at.*p (hi. I* the flr-t '*nnuj.l‘ two |iir,e dre.., hoc*, ao,k* and no,p County In thr January-July * Mr Stafford owned am! operated j" ***« FentlW-Uughloo Mcmor Three per*on* were kilted in their might (till be mlcrorr iple trip in a year*.' straw huinrl amt wa* carefully "port which were offset by 20J to*l, the report *lal‘-d, —and completely invisible — can the Stafford Electrie Company of *al Ho*_piUl. waa fu n d e d at a il,.t marriage*. coat of approximately 1800 and with n tola! of iio pci.* >n» in- cer cell* remaining. Dr *orne rn Lund also ii, tiised Stevenson of cud Him: her baby doll. JUnford. In the Seminole County deaths, until the j lir(.,| lignant celt* mighl escape into having different *pceehe* f..r Each person present « a * re Tie waa a member of the Epia- maintenance kept up (Continued t'*i Ca*,.- . r,v. various pail, of the country. [Leaking down ih» lo-atmr of the bloodstream and wander off spirited In perform by exhibiting reported tn the Florida Stale eopa) Church, a member of the Roaril of Health’* release, Tt ‘ automobile accilml* in th* -.nlv- t» fire up new eancer* elsewhere. "A few week* ago Stevenson her grrate-l lalent. Mr* Jamp* Electrical Contractor* A»»ociation. death* were a result of heart i* amt summary nf jceul^nt,. To hit at (hi* poKlhillly, H i told Ihe Iowa farmer* that i( AlcGrath of lumgwootl aeieil ai and a veteran a? " orId War I. diaea e. 17 from eancer, tt from the Depaitnirnt of Fubltr Safety surgeon* aprea I antieancer drug* wa* Ikr'a fault that their price* emcee fot the allow. Dinner ho*Survivor* include hia wife, Mr*. show* that l(o of the np-rtrd right In the wound ibiring-surgety. CAMP PERRY. Ohio.- Marine vtrre too low. Then, a week la'er le>.ea were Air*. D. T. Warren, cerebral vascular disease. 14 from Penliel Stafford; three children. mi*s ellaneoua accidents, eight total occurred in Ihe rural area* Then for three aucreislve d»v* Sgl. Kenneth W, Rnhhin* Denny Stafford and Frank Staf­ Jr., he told the city people In Jack Mr*. Frank Itimell and Mr*. from chronla nephritis, seven Air*. ManuelKarp, daughter of of Seminole County. an'icancer drug* are given by fired svxtpoint), with (I ford, both of Sanford and Mr*. 'V " aonville that Ike was lo nlame I*- I*. Cox from Influents and pneumonia, The three fatal arriilint* eerr vein Three month* later, anliran- five*, out of a possible 6.V* to because their rommosllly price* Richard IlcxJy of Atlanta. Ga : Mr). At. Kremen passedaway — and four from motor vehicle aoMonday at her home in Ea*t I* In rural arras, said thi three grandchildren; one *l*ler reP"tt, ecr drug* are glvrn again, aimed w“ i fir*t place in the marksman *».-re t.ws high", he *aid "Stevenridenls. Hie report lists only *wro However, thcie wa* no mdvei* at killing any such cancer are.!*, eta** in Ihe Mr*. Carter Cutlaw of Mount Ol 1'P- I-1'" * letwiw*. N. Y. 13W l)[u>n Rifle son ha* adopted the same *tyle from dinbete*, one from syphilis, Mr*. Karp wa* the niece of » f Ihe number of Injusir* .*ecrtv* Some (A patient* # e . N. C., and sine aunt. Mr* ince June ( .iimplonihlp Match here recent- of -pecch-making Ttutnan u*e| one from malernal death and one Tllcn Proctor of Grrcnvllle, X Mi*> Rote l^vy, Sam 1-evy. lls-n rd in aiitomsiblle accidrtr* out* haw tied Iht* two punch lieat *,Pin have rvrrpt that he has add- Generally (air through Thursday; VI"—'* I'-.m il' ry Levy and Joe Levy all of Sam tide . f ihe nninlcipalitir* of the menl for canwr* nf the brea*t. C. l.irsg the National Rifle A.- ed a Princeton Accent'." lew tonight S7-«I. ' Thr savan tarabral vaaeulir er*unty. stomach an) colon, the lurgeon* •oclatlnn match rifle (holt), the Funeral lervire* will he held ford dlirase daatha are reported to In* Mr*. Karp became III in RanThere were IK accident* in the tji.) Whether it actually doe* •ergeant was competing with over at 4 p m tomorrow (Thursday • rludr vateular lesion* affecting at the Holy Cro»* Epitcopal font la*t winter while vUlting urban area* of Seminole County, produce lietter result* will take ?<**> nf the h.p civilian and *erthe central nervous tytlem. In ( hurch with the Rev. Lyltlrton here. the rcp.it lists, In comparbon .everji year* to determine. vlrr shooter* of ll.e nation. ho another column of the tabulation Zimmerman officiating. Alt** Rose Levy wa* in N c * lo the Uo which occur re*I m rural yhe nnlicauccr drug* la >.«ir have aocniDirn a**emhled r.eir here ror f..r me oiok * u»cd »• thf seven death* ware attributed tn Burial will he in Osklawn Ale York on a buying trip when her are**. date are nitrogen murUrds, rel*-, Valional Rifte amt Pistol Malchea "all other C. V. R. disease." me.e parsed away. Winrial Park. the d*ath rate, according to the tive* of wartime poit»*n t>it**n gar Olh-' —e*tahli*hH hy an act of CnnThere were no deaths reported Funeral aenirts for Mr*. Karp report, per 100 million vehicle rri may Ih* use) Tha family hi* a*ked that ere.* in I9nct. from typhoid fevrr. However. Ihe flower* please be omitted and'w ill be held in Ent Itlip, L 1., mile* traveled in Seminole County Itiddiln* will receive an N |{. ita'istiral report stated that "The N. Y, tomorrow, wa* 4 3. tjtva to the Heart Fund. A. sterling silver awanl for hi) number of reported ea*e» of ty­ proficiency. He enlisted in the phoid fever in Florida ha* dimin­ M»rine Corp* ihrer year* ago; ished from 4*3 In 1919 to Ml in Appraisers YYIM hej.n remprt!'lVf .hooting la*t I9.YY" March. "The vast improvement in >ur Competing in the Eadcrn Divl. >tan lard of living." state* Iho Residential apt'Cvi'er* fr»m »ion and Regional Matchr. earlier State Hoard nf Health report, Sanford are ev|n-.ti-(| to at'rnd a thl* year, Robbins firr.l arcurduring this century i» largely regular tnce*lng nf the Society ately to take four individual responsible for the decrease in inof Rr*ldential Appraprr*. Central award*. He ha* never fired here tldcnrc of Iht* former’ • FInri la Chapter No lew* which In the "woHd series" „ f rifle lent d|sea«e.” will Ih- held on Thur-dcy, Oct. II, ahooting until thi) year. •t Markham'* In Eola Plaia. Or Stallone) a! Marine Corps Air Undo, at 7 p m. Station, Cherry Point. N. C , with Jamc* G. ilaekcit. secretary of Marine Tran*port Squadri-n 133, the organiratlon laid today that Ihe sergeant I* a member of the Horace A. Newman, president of Second .Marine Airorafl Ming A ilx foot di*tnn-e *-*-• •*** the group stale l that "the meet- rifle and pistol team. •nake wa* killed in Lake Alary Ing will he Carted promptly at 7 lie ia the ton. of Krnneth \V. rrrenll*- when it attempte I to kill o’clock .in I will be adjourned at Itobbin* Sr., of Pslilks an I forma pet eat. 9 o'clock," rrly of Sanfotd, Mr* lies* Armhnister reported f Drugs, Surgery Are Forming New Team l& x ss f°r Cancer Cure Funeral Services Are Set Tomorrow •For D. C. Stafford County's Growth Rapid Auxiliary Holds Supper, Stunt Party Last Week * Reported In County First Holf Of Year SSSSi VS&fJ i J S S t t * .V-s 4,rm'n ",,r,n* SaMy- Robbins Winner l In Marksman Class ! Of Rifle Confesl Mrs. Monuel Karp H Dies In New York Weather Local Residential Annrnicnrc Will iraisers Will Attend Session Rattlesnake Killed In Lake Mary Area that a terrific noitr wa* heard and on investigation found 'hat Ihe rattler wa* attempting lo kill their cat. The nake had already killed a kitten before trying to corner the older feline. Mr*. Armbru*ter went after the diamond hac’ later found had eight rattler*, wi'h a garden shovel. Yogi Berra Stars Hospital Notes In Record-Breaking OfT. • , Admlttlona Home Run Assault Ruinilla AYraren (Oviedo) B r o o k l y n -yv-The n> w y .t V Mary .Margaret l.umpkin A'anki-e* overwhelmetl the Dodg­ f Sanford) er* and Don Newcombs* with a Kvie McGee (Sanford) trrord breaking home run s)*ault Craig Urteno (Sanford) t.«lay and won the World Scries, Barbara Burba in I Sanford t four game* to three, with a 9 0 Discharge* victory. Mr*. Maude (iim m and baby boy Yogi Berra hit two homer* and (Longvrood) Oct. ia for Justice of the Price In Ihe Drllaty dl*- 1,1,1 •'’ •“ ''‘ t"'' *ma*hed a grand BARKY SELLER thla morning, anno-jnerd hi* hit candidacy cardldi Birth* tria l A Republican. It.lp* w ill crell. pirsiilcnt of ihe iht Deflaryr Republican Cluh and George P m v, vice * ,m homrr lo back up «uperb 3Baby Boy Burnham w *t made this morning ai a meeting of thi Dcllary Pdehing by 2J year old Johnny p i••i-IriiV. Wore with Mm when Iht announcement wa* Kutka. tO H Club. ( L if t It Sight) Withrrtll. Seller, and i'rr.y (Staff Photo) Baby boy AYraren (Oviedo) M A R IN E HUT. K E N N E T H W . R O IIIIIN S JR . .Yankees Regain Series' Crown 9 Additional Local N ew s O n P a ge 12 � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 09, 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