7 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/13911abd0e5e77d50c214755b441cae8.pdf 6d72cda40710ca7f60928d3ed17551f1 PDF Text Text CL uw l Jhouq Jh in g A , I rr . then consider South Pinecrest > / SOUTH P I N E C R E S T homes ) will fit your budget I HERE you have in engineered community I of fine home*, net In in atmosphere of quiet I rural charm, yet endowed with every metropolis I tan convenience. You have neighbor* who love their I families and are proud of the community In which I they live. You have beauty, and etute and comfort, and > you have SECURITY for every hard*earned dollar you In* vest. Here at South I’ lnerrent you ran establish your raatle, and lw m Ifailed with the ealate you leave your children when you have gone. Sanford fa a city with a flowing future, and the home* |n South I'lnecrcflt will forever be monument* to Ita prugrenn. U)SL (b o . 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FRENCH Call 2100 or 29S0 For Aa Appointment At Your Convenience » �Shop and Save In Sanford #mtfnr& Ifm tU t k fci INDEPENDENT n k ih v n r iin » M > DAILY n u t v NEWSPAPER w a w m a im AN VOIII.MK XI.VIII Established 190S SA N FO R D , FLORIDA I f Y m t R m M to Nat Delivered By • P. M. Call 1831 Before 7 P. M. Far Delivery ™ MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1938 AsswscDied Pram Leased Wira NO. 209 Krider Proposes Junior College On County Home Site Official Suggests Private Nursing Home For Elderly School Locating ,Here Will Mean Much Progress "We have a site In fwmlnoi* Count}’ that U cp* of !hc most desirable locations in the State I or one of the Junior College* that a it being plan of d by me Stale Board of Education,'* John Krider, Seminole Count} Chamber *>;' Commerce Executive Secretary ■said today. * I have propo-c.l that we tltf away with the antl<|ultcii Count} Ktider commented as he tpoks of hi* proposal to oflel the State a altc on which to locate «»ne of the new school). "This aitc, where Ih* County Home i* now I o r a t r tj, tv much more desirable for a JunJ«r College than fur lit prom t ’Aise," he said. !n offering Ibe State Department ef Education the site where the County Home I* now mcated, we are offering them a site locat­ ed on a main high*a), easily accessible to a population that runt welt up into the fix figure bracket, commented Krider. "A Junior Cullrge located on Highway 17-91 would be outside gof a heavily populated arru that ■Arnold tend to reflfet its exclu­ sive u»e there," Krider said. The Countv Comm1 ilmm -I-.-et Slid that "it would hr easy to keep the county's machinery, locate its garage, maintenance and repair shops on propcity not aa Valuable ax the County Home TIIE BEMINOI.K COUNTY HOME located on Highway tile, and on piuperly now uwncJ 17-1)2. south o f Sanford. John Krider, County Commission by Suminula County. "The newly proposed nursing cr-elcct. C ity Commissioner, and Manager o f Ihu Semi jJn.mc for our elderly cititen) ♦mild be located on a »it* mure suitable," according to John Krider. The property where the County Home is now located It » l»e<iutifill site on one of the mu.n high­ ways of the State and ea-ily tcreuible from the m-i-th * o.ii, tail ind n n t, and with the pro­ per planning could br of feud !o the Jlate to be used for one uf j^hrlr new colleges for which they are now Marching fur locations," John Krider explained. "I have thought about this pro­ posal for a long time," Krider ill attend Ihe (Conlinurtl <m I'sgr lm I Convention ngs and Loan League, Oetabes 11 1.1 at the Duval 11ntel In Tallahassee. Joseph S. Guernsey, president of the league, states that the thrsc day meeting will feature addre-trs from national leaders In the «avA Vocational Education Course lug* and loan business and round Is being offered to all vocational tables on various aspects *f the teachers in Seminutc County, said businras. Fred Murray, direclur of adult The convention opens on 1 hurtami vocational education. day afternoon. October 11. with The course will begin this after- a round table on Internal Audita no*m, starting nt t o’clock, ie the m,l Controls lead by Verm* 0. U**aid Room of the School Admin* ltn<u-vtrcl, Director of DivitlJ'i uf i-lration Building on Commercial Examinations, Fed ral Home l»an Ave. Hunk Boar-1, Washington, D C. y J. A. Morrison will be the in- other participant* will be John ■tnirtor for the course which will F. Iltrb'on, Chief Examiner, rover nine weeks with Instruction Fifth Federal Home Loan Ilxnk from 4 to 8 o'clock every afler- Distilct; M yron Williamson, goon. Miami lira* It Federal Savings ami The cour»a is being conducted by luian Association; and Robert G. the University of Florida Exten- l.andis. Home Federal Saving* Fair through Tuesday, not q1 lien Service with instructoi* from and Loan Asioviatinn of Holly* so warm; low tonight 10-33 the University of Florida staff. tContinued no Page 10) Weather nole County Chamber o f Com mure*, (in se t) proposes Hint the site lie lin'd for * Junior College. (S tu ff Photo) Volunteer Fire Dept To Sponsor Barbecue Nov. 10 LONGWOOD— The lamgwuod VuluntesT Fire Department anu*nincest ye-terduy that It will In11it a bnrberue **n Nov. 10 <Saturday) in Htmnyshade Patk. Fund) raised from this event will be used to purchase new equipment for the truck I auxi­ liary) they had ncquhrd after the baibcrue held last year. Co-chairman Larry Chunutt a Co chairman Larry Chunutt and Paul Cluiltier. .Intr that serving TTie Hanford Lions Club wilt will begin at 3 p. m. o b s e r v e "District Governor's Week" tonight at their second night meeting held al the Yacht Club beginning at 6:43 p m. A program In honor of District Governor David l.ondquist of Or­ lando. lias been planned. Principal speaker for the oc­ casion will be past District tiniernnr Earl Ztrliarth of Pierson Tin- annual ilghl bulb tale, ac­ cording tu Hen Wale, chairman of (be San foul Lions Club com­ mutes- for the event, will get underway on October 13. "We will canvass the entire Sanford area", said Cbalrmat Hen Wade, "to give everyone an op­ portunity In participate In Iht "sight conservation" program of our club." Members of the Sanford Lions Club will go from home Ur n else, in the Sanford area, telling tight bulb,, proceeds from which will benefit the -Ight conservation pro­ gram of the club. "We have furnishel eye glaives, an) have had examinations mide le.uitng In llie pietcriblng of eye glas-e-. for children who .tool.I not otherwise be able to si-cute the proper attention for their eyes," Chairman W»*lr said, "Of course," he said “ this <» only a small portion of our pro­ gram but U is the most out.land­ ing part of the work we do in our Sight Conservation program." The light bulb sale will start on Octobber 13 and continue throughout that week, Wade said. Lions To Observe District Governor Week At Meeting At 1114. ( M R WOMAN IMFfi MIAMI - .r - Mrs. T. V. Moore, 13, active in polities and Dade County rlvic affair* since 1901, died last night. She wa* past president of Ih* Florida Federation of Women's Clubs and the Florid* Women'* Methodist Missionary Society and a member of Ihe stale Demo­ cratic irriir.il cummiltie. FIRE PREVENTION WEEK atnrts off this morning as Mayor F. D. Scott sign* a pn>Clamation naming the week of Oct. 7*13 ns "Fire Prevention Week" in Sanford. l*ook• ln g on arc (standing) George Andrew Speer, president of the Seminole County Junior (-hHml>cr of Commerce. Sanford Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr.- and Robert Crumley, Chairman of the Jaycec Fire Prevention Week committee. (Staff Photo) Additional Local News on Page 7-J0 "It t* time now to provide better rare for our vldeily peo­ ple in their sunset years, ami at a lower cost." John Krider, City Ctommisikmrr and Executive Secrelary of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, said to­ day. "The idea of a county "poor house" li antiquated and itn lha proper way to trte car* of our older ritiiens," Krtdrr said. Krider said that It it lime that Seminole County modemlie Its facilities for this Important phase Of the county's obligation In line with other counties throughout the stale. "it is trssibte to do this," said Krider. "for each and everyone of thrm is entitled to somethin! —Social Security, old age pension* of Welfare Department aid." The care for our elderly people should br put on a private nurs­ ing home basis. said Kthlrr, where they will get the proper rare, the p.op«r food, diet, exercise and medical rarr. In the proposal for such a radi* ral change In the county'* poli­ cies, Krider said that Ihe county, perhaps, would necessarily hava In subsidise the move to a certain extent—but not at the exresilve cost that is now budgets ' by Ihe county gnvernjncnl, and pal I out of the taxpayers money lie explained that the average elderly peison receive* approxi­ mately MO a month while lh« av­ erage cost fm opeiatlng the nurs­ ing home would lie in Ihe neighItnrhiHsf of $1W. Inc hiding the cost of maintenance, the necessary equipment. and everything el.e in the operating expense. "All the minty would have to /to " Krider .alii "wctlM la* -dn •utrplrmr., the Inr-me of mu elderly people by at-nit UU a month." in other words, the cost to maintain the HI people tn the (CtnilmiMi *>n I'agr Srvriw Higginbotham Seeks Re-Election To Post ' I should like tu announce ihat I will be a candidate for re elec­ tion to the City Commission for a three year term on Nov. 0, IWd." Earl Higginbotham said this morning. C om in Ittloner Higginbotham, who It Ihe teronri commissioner In announce for re election said "I do this solely on the bails of wanting to see Ihe t*ity of San­ ford continue la grow and expand a* It ha> done in the past few year*. "While serving a* a enmmiitloner during the past three years." said Higginbotham, “ I have had the pleasure of serving with a group of men who have helped the city progtet* mote than any time tn the pait. We hive had *omr of the major problems of alt time cumr up In-fore the City Commisihm during this period. The sewer system was constructed which helped to give serviers to many people. The sewage treatment plant is still a problem In be fare*!. The city ha* undertaken a street surfacing program that has been net-dr*' for year*." Commissioner Higginbotham ro­ es! led that "The past three year) has )ren the set Ilenient of the ilecliic franchise with the power company. This has mrant added revenue to the rily In a fair settlement of a big question. The revenue la being used to give It*, peopio uf Sanfttrd a rootmt'nlty renter, fire slatlnn, and many other thing* we hive need­ ed for years." In ndditlon, liggtnbotbam said tCuntlnuesi on 1'age Seven) Board To Discuss Improvement Plan; Okay Appointment The Board of Sanford City Commisiioner* will meet tonight to dltcuit one of the lightest agen­ da* to confront the five man group of city fathers. Top item on the two-item agenda will be the discussion relative to Ih* financing of Sanfor.l'a Capital Improvement program which Inclujr* a Sanford Cirle Center, a new Municipal Fire fit*, tlun, new fire apparatus * Colored swimming pool for tho Goldsboro Recrealional Area, the Municipal Boat Basin, and near equipment badly needed for va­ rious departments of the city'g general government. A committee apolntrd by May. or F. 1). Scott to look Into Capi­ tal Improvement Program financ­ ing will probably report on Ihrli findings. Two important bidi hinges) on the success of the rommiltee s securing of the necessary money which It to bo backed by the Florida Power and Light Company franchise agrxomt*i| return!. The appointment of If. S. Say* er at Finance Director for tho City of Sanford will be finally ap­ proved by the Board and Sanford City Commissioner*. Sayer's po­ sition will be the top position in Hanford’s City government, next to that of City Manager Warren E. Knowles. Sayer will retain his position tCofltlaaed on Page |gy Yankees Take 3-2 Lead In Series; Mantle Hits Homer I.arson, a B foot, 4 Im-h native -if Michignn City., who now lives in San Diego, Calif, pitched sup­ erbly with the peculiar no-windup style he adopted during the registar season. He struck nut even, including last man tu face him, pinch hitler Dale Mitchell A crowd of tv. Mi wa< ilmost breathless at the finish at Larsen set a new Series record by re­ tiring 14 Dr,leers In order through the first right innings ami fa*ed the tall end of the llronklyn b.itu ing order with s perfe • :sme In sight. Mantle's hmm * —*r hi field standi in th« fourth its* ring was Ihe uocltluu mu tthough the Yanks got three mnrtt hits off Sol 31aglie m th* sixth amt scored a second run. k . 1 ■ ■ 1 q 1 Marti*, winner nr the first game of the Series, pltrhed well enough ■ 1 tn win most games. He gave up i only five hit* walked two ami 1H f t ' fanned flvr. I The nearest previous appruarh a World Series no hitter was in "YOU CAN CROW ORCHIDS” nuys Ml** Mary Noble to her mother, Mr*- Fred B. Noble. to 1NT. when Floyd Bill Brens of This tieonts no *ur|>rl*e to her listener, n* itother Noble realize* that the book titled the Yankees held the Dodger* hit"You Can Grow Orchid*” by dantfhtor Mary i* now In its aecond printing anti the *ul>- less for II 2 1 Innings before t'in-hjeet of Imok reviews in the major federated circle* of Florida garden chib*. Mother hitler Cookie Lavagetto singled Ilrvans gave up ten wtika that Noble I* distinguished In her own right, lacing; garden wlitor of the Florida rimes - l niun tlmo and lost the gam* M . 1 ! u 1 II and for year* on tiie governing board of ihe Jacksonville federated Garden Club-____ �Fifth W eekly Edition Seminole Smoke Signals SEMINOLE SMOKE SIGNALS Published weekly In The Sanford Herald Edltor......................................... ............ Pnt Harrington Associate Editor «~mm............... .......v",*"* > , _________ __ ___ Shirley Anderson Society E d i t o r ------------- *............ ....... — ....... — « j cnkin« Feature Editor------------------- --- - - .... Fre<i Ba), ReiWnobble Crutchfield. Kay Ivey. Ann Vondrnn. A n * * Compnln, A. J. Clements. Bill TT’ ompion. Mary Jsno Flynt, Ray Joh"aon, Frances Strickland.___ _ __ _ Gossip Clouds 111 Go*»ip Lover*," Mary C r i « Hobby making a mad di»h for th# lunch line (a» »•“ •*>. »*n “ icnack" into Mr. Braekin. Mon­ day. Slow down, (*1l I think t •»* Juanita Wjmi* nmawhid a w*M[ a|o Saturday wight. Am I rUht, Jn»nitaT It team* that all tha boy* »ac* ond lunch period Jus* loVe 10 ,UIt* the waUr iprlokliri on a««i« PJ®r A*f*nivla*i 1*1*1 O'atbunl *ft*7 Mvaral wet* drenched. “ Boy. * hlt a bunch of drip* " Sum* then'* • t“ .mor *n M i •chool tbit Maggie J ,n , h** * crmh on a cirtiln »anlor boy. Gould It ba Bonnli Oil** Brantlay Schlrard and Unda Balth aura do maka • *ou* bU. Hiro'a lock to you kid*. Some m m * of tha school'* staedle* art. •w uj* jonaa and IM Vlhlan, ShirBabbl Crutchfield and Bob Mtiur, Pat Harrlnitou and Twldy Walter, SyhU P rt» and Al BUnloy. PKIT J,IW Lundqulat and jtotert Goniale*. It *oami *U th# fwihmaa *r« aaaloui for "lU t D al" to * n l« They don't know what tbayn hi for, do tbcyT Nancy Blchardi will hi "fleat* la*- o« air *U wiok. Coold It be Ernie wai boma thla weekend? Morldith Scott or "Porky k** (Man Mtn walkln* Dottlo M*lw to elau all w*ok. Thli could prov* totamUni! There a n a lot of "unattached female*" runnlm loot* around Jh oolth l. year.'luit "Kehlni" to l i t hold of *omi proipocilv# mala. Bonn of th*i# main are:!Uurrar Wane*, Prod Berhana, Mirldoth Scott. Phli Byrd. Tan? Gocmbcl, Vtrfll Orary. Don HaiUeui. Bom# nil# h#v# nlctaumw Linda Andmon "Glmmla" why U thli jiadaf Thin'a a curtain «*1 In *«h*^ Who hi* a tarrtfle enuh on Bobby LltUi. She 1* a petite btonda, itnlar, Muo cyti and available! Pin­ ny don thli dricriptino fit you* Our foothill boy* reaUjr look Kraal! Wa'r* behind you, frllowi, all the way. Carol Nutt’i haart li plain* away. Sh# Ju.t want* to (o to Gainesville. and who can blsm# hir. Her "beau»‘ up then. Look# lika Kenneth Houck I* making tho round* with all tha •anlar *ali. lla seems to ba Ukin* after hi* brother. Who wai Marty S. lUalinl a gland at In th# hall th* othir morningT Como now Marty tit ua in on thi secret. 'lOtr* la a certain Pnihman Sir! that hai hir eyn let on s certain Junior boy. Better watch out Claudia you’ re not the only one. m wo heir, that think* Al C. la cut*. Why wa* Al P. bilging Mn. Fort to raov. him awiy from Wally P. and rloier to Hairy St. John. What wai tbit Al, you think you could do batter work? Did you ever notice how a name would affect a parion? If not, try thli rom# time. Jutt eay "Gerald Jenet" in front of Judy Herron. Bee what 1 mean? Have you noticed Don Y. and Valerie K.T ft reerri I have bean hearing quite a bit about thim lately. Tell ui what'i going on with the** two! From what I heir Marty Stim­ uli and Dave Bramlitt called It off a long tlmo ago. But it leeemi like hi *tlll hai a cruah on her •r be wouldn't be doing her Latin avery night Good tuck to Linda Humphiry •ad Terry ChrUlenaeo they iure do mike a cute couple. Seemi like a certain freahmin gal has a terrific cruah on a cer­ tain guy. Who la the guy JianT Wonder why our fmhman cheerleader ti to happy. Seem* •be hai a fellow. Looke like Ray Lundqulrt ha* grabbed that real cute freshman *al that hai been running around lode. Im't that right BayT Band, Pep Club Hold Early Morning Practice Sessions 1, 2, J, 4, 9 6. 7. 9. left, right pick up your feet! Straighten that line! Thi* I* the tune heard around 3HS for th* tut week ai thi Bind and Pip Club met at 1:00 every morning to practice a new halftime show. Every morning at 1:00 sharp the ileepy-eyed member* of th* Bind and Pap Club marched back and forh on the football field behind the school trying to perfect a rather compliraled ehow. It aeem* that some of the newer members a* well at a few of the old member* war* having trouble telling the differenr between their left and right feet. Al 9 o'clock there waa a water break. The freihmen bora In tha Band ware on detail to bring wa­ ter to the field for th* rest of tha students. Aa Friday, th* day of the Apop­ ka game, drew near there was an added ruth to try to Iron out tb* rough spots. Mr. Cowley, ML* Bohn, and Leilis Smith all aided In super­ vising the group. With all thi* hard work and determination behind them, the Band and Pep dub will «urely provide another new and color­ ful halftime show. Al) you people at home who did not attend the Apopka game will have a thane* to wltnea* tb* show on Nov. 13. when we play Bolle, Military Academy of Jack­ sonville. Tuesday's Assembly Program Tha aiMmhly Tuesday, wai opened by Philip Byrd. Student (tiuncil President. The scripture wai given by Juanita Wynn* after which Philip introduced the Student Council, and th* chairmen of each «f th# cnmmlUee* in It. They, in turn, came to the microphone and told the functioni of aaeh commute* Thi* was a great help to nan) of the Undent* who did rot know what iha Student Coun­ cil U. Nest on tha program were three girl*: Bobble Crutchfield, Kay Jrnkin* and Shirley Anderson. They sang to tha audiancr a few vara** of h* rvar-famoui "Goaalp Song". This brought many bluiha* from tha group. Then th* girl* trlrd to lead th* a t u d a n t body in a group ting only to be Interrupted by a imall bird Uut flew blithely around in the audi­ torium. The entire audlenc* went into hysterica. And last but by all mean* not least cam« the SIIS Dance Band led by L*111* Smith. The thtrr (election* played by the band were: Moonglow, Main Title, and Allegheny Moon. They were done very Well, too. The assembly wa* ended by a welt-eaecuted flredrlll, which of court*, wa* a ftl*a alarm!! Teacher O f Week Teacher of the week, Ed Chrlilenten baa aur* mad* a hit with all th* tludenta In th* three short year* he baa been at Semlnols High. He 1* a graduate of Fort Lau­ derdale High School and th* Uni* veralty of Florida. Mr. Christensen it married and has two healthy boys, of whom be la vary proud. Baildas teaching Spaniih I and II, and Algabra I, ha i* Junior t.'tasa Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor and member of Faculty Advisor. Ilia favorite ,a)ing thla year teem* to be—"Hot Dog*, Pea­ nut,, Popcorn!" (By the way he 1* head of th* Junior Clai* Conceailona at all of the Football game*) Journalism Club Meets; 22-Member Staff Is Revealed At a recant meeting during ac­ tivity period, a Journalism Club wa* formed for tb# purpose of gathering newa for the riekiy page ".Smoke Slgnala." MambenMo of th* club waa cloaad at 22 member*, Pat Harrington waa eleotad Editor, flhlrlay Andtreon Aaiociate E d i t o r and T I Thompson, Sports Editor. It waa decided that other members of lbs staff would bo appointed by tha Editor. Kay Jtnkln* wa* Im­ mediately appointed Society Ed­ itor. It wia decided by members of th* club to m**t once monthly at a local reitauran1. Than I* ■>, decided that member* must con­ tributed material or be rrlrased Th* Student Council recently rom member,hip. a, her i* a held a meeting to make plan* for long list waiting to Join, th* coming year. The main Item for diecuialon waa the behavior of tb* student! at th* dance*. Several nilei veer* made concerning this. Tho rules L-v that were mads are: 1-Ther* will bo no smoking. S-Anyone that t e d a p t * hae S-sr rtrlnkine will n” ' b# |fvK permitted. J-Thoi* that will ba permitted atai eludcnte and their dales, alumni and lh* vialUag ichoola by special Invitation and, , with chaperone* only. If w* follow the rule* ret up bv th* S I'-fe-t) Counrll’ we will have school diner* that wc can Echo: The only thing t. an be proud of! Another item for ditcuialon waa cheat a woman out nf the last th* seating arrangement of the word. Band, Pen Club *nd itid t"'* dur­ ing th* SHS football game*. The Student Council would lUta for tha Student* to earn# to them with what they would like to bo done to make this year lh* boat of all at SHS. Student Council Discusses Plans For Coming Year By BILL THOMPSON Early to b«d; Early to rla*; . ' And your girl goti out Whh other guy*. ITALIAN 0 OLD LINTON TWEED fashion# thla compan­ ion suit and coat—Davidowa country anaambla foe fall. Th* Jackal Is neatly detailed with Shirley: Why doe* Dottle lat a notched Paler Pan .cellar and all the boya kin her? braaat pocket*. Tho’ slim coat Kaye: Because the oneo slapped, has aid* aUta and a live-button a boy who was chawing tobacco. ■y ANGELO COMPALN I wonder how many of you have Dear ‘Tin n y,H thought about our Teansga Recre­ "funding on tb# Corner" "On tb* Street Where Yeu Lira" “ I ational Neada In Sanford. Adult* Almost Lost My Mind." "Balov are always worrying about the By MARION CRIM ad, "Tall Ma Why" you don't taenagara driving their "hot rod*’ ’ Fiction: "Com* On-A My House." "Ain't around, making lota of not**, and Rosemary Wins Her Cap by Ztllah Cba Coming OuU Tonight?" "If •van causing a lot of danger. You do not raalli*. now that K. MacDonald. A movlna etorr I Love You," “ How important Can It ia almost winter, there lin't with a thread of mystery that will It Be" that "I can t Give You much to do. We can go to th* Interest girls who like to rtiil^ Anything but Love, Baby?" movies, which take* most of our abou nursing careers. "Who la lla" with whom you allowance or go to place* unfit ware "Dancing in th* Dark" tha for anyone. What we need la aomaFiction; "Rock and Roll Wall*?" (a "Ha1 thing to occupy our ipare Uma. Powder and Hldai by Val GandWhat about a Youth Canter? Be "Joey?" "Joey" who** "Mama think tltat would eliminate ona-half ran. Thla la an netting story nf •dvrnture on the Great Plains from Memphis' and "Daddyo' o! Sanford's Jurenil* Problem*. at the time when the old daya from "Chicago" own a chain of W* need a plae# wharo w* could were changing and the knell had banka, the "House of Dim Light*," g. to watch television, play gamae sounded for the Indian and tha "Rock Island Lina," and ■ whole such aa ping-pong, chaekan, ale. buffalo. and be abt* to dine* under the "Ghost T o w n " amid "Shift right conditions. Thai* thing* can­ Fiction: f Inf Whlaparing Banda?" "Joey" not be dona at boma, especially Squadron Airborn by Elleston Tre­ whoaa "Black Denim Trauma and with all th* crowd. vor. An account of life and death Motorcycl* Boots" coat "SevenTh* Calary Crate la U. K-. but at a fictitious airfield during a lain" hundred dollar*? What's wa didn't hav* enough aetlvltiii single week in lh* grim tummar "Ha" got that 1 haven't "No, Not and It nsvar teams to b* orgi- of 1910. Much." "Ob. Baby Mint," 1*11 nlied as well as it could have m* "If Happiness Is Juat a Boy been. Non-fict!on: Called Joe.......... Honay Babe," Cowhand: The Story o f a Working If wa could get soma of our "Don't Ba Cnial!" "You Wera Cowboy by Fred Glpon. This Is a Main! For M s;" "You Belong to clUaena of Sanford Intarastad, wa true Story of a West Teals cow­ could ramodal and havs somaM#:" "I Need You Now!" hand. It may bear little resem­ "Protty Baby," don't aay. "I thi-_ worth while. Every one 1# needed to do th# blance to the common notion o(8 Love You No More;" aay, "What­ how a cowboy livta but Its vary ever Will Bo WIU Bo." "Pvo At- Job as It should be dona, parent*, deference* are a aourc* of fas­ teenagers, and evaryona who would way*" "Wantod" yout "Boon" ‘ TH cination. and for avsry punctured atop Loving Yout "Boon" "I'll Uka to keep th* right kind of legend w* learn an equally Inter­ Walk Alone" In tho "Moonglow" recreation for their children as esting truth. for everyone ala*. of a dusky " Allegheny Mown" well down a lonely "Hsppinctt Street" We propose th* following sug­ Non-fiction: to a forgotten “ Heartbreak Houl” gestion* which wa, th* teenagers, Window* for tha Crown Prince by with th* “ Pawnshop On tho Cor­ feat will add greatly to the better­ Elltabeth Gray Mining. An Inter­ ner,'“ and, "Som*wt*r* Along th* ment of our recreational program esting and inspiring story of th* Way," I'll "Remember" you. "In In Sanford: author'* eipcrianctt aftar being th# Still of the Night." "Memo1. Each clavt and their parents sent to Japan to tutor th* Crewi* rlei Are Made of This? ? ?" could take two weeks ihtfte for Prlnc*. "Darling, Cher Voui Alma the responsibility of maintaining Beaucoup" — "I'm Youra!" I've art enforcing the policies that Other new books In tha library: been "Crying In the Chapel", and have been approved. Non fiction: 'My Prayer" waa that "I'd Only 2. Have officers of the club Reptiles and Amphibians by H e Hava Eye* for You." "Sweatberl Spencer Zim; heart," "I Don't Care:" "Be Any­ 3. Open three nlghti • week 4-9 Insects and Ult Home* They thing." but. "Someday," "Any­ p. m. through the week and 4. Build, Dorothy Sterling; 10 p. m. on Saturday. time" be "Mine Alone." "I Want American ClUiani Handbook, Joy 4. Membership card*. You to Be My Baby." " 0 Promise We hav* been having ditcusa- Elmar Morgan, ad.; Me" only "Half aa Much" aa "All The United Slates, David Savlll# My Love" I promise you. "Dun­ sioni during Homem iking Clan. Muncy; w garee Doll," "B* My Life's Com­ Una group interviewed Mr. HouaVitus! History of tha U. 3., Har* panion;" "Be My Lon! holder and Mr. Knowles. Thais man are most Interested to htlp old Underwood Faulkner; "Sincerely," Tha Story of PatnUng for Young "The Bov Next Door' us with a Youth Canter. People, llont Woldetnar JaBson; "P. S. I Love You" We alio hope you. the dtlreni Out on a Limb, Louis* (Maxwell) of Sanford are Interested. W* Baker; and the Desperate Hour!, Mrt. Wray: Maggie what are would appreciate your letting us Joseph Arnold Hayes. know by writing to u*. Our ad­ you locking through those war dress It: records for? Advict to Motorlati Jwat b * Taanagan of Sanford Maggie: I'm trying to find out cause you st# Its tracks la no Seminol* High School who general delivery was. sign that • train baa Juat patted.) Sanford, Florida Latest Additions To SHS Library ED CHRIMTENBEN (Staff Photo) FFA Chapter Joins Seminole County Cattlemen's Assn. By A. J, CLEMENTS Our local FFA Chapter Joined th* Semlnol# County Cattlemen'* A llot latlbn for 1IM-ST. B i l l Thompion, our Chapter President waa aaltetad to ropresant ua st th* Cattleman's Association meet­ ing, which wai held Oct. •, at tha Acorn Ranch In ChuluoU, where he etplilnrd to the Aaioetation th* alma and accompliibmerit* of tha local FFA Chapt­ er. Plan* for the inltatlon of new boys in lh, fhiptrr were dltcusled at the huiinett meeting, which wa* held Ult Tue*liy afternoon. \V* alto dlscuiied the possibility of entering the Chapter scrapbook In th* *tst* contest. Thla scrap­ book la being developed by tha reporter, A. J. Clements, and his Militant. Hay Rush, who Is aent> Inel of lh* Chapter, Freshman Glee Club Consists O f 74 Students Hy KAY IVEY The Fre,hman Glee Club of 19M ronilrt* of 74 students, of which U Ire boys and St girli. W* h*v* been working on a few numbers anj ars planning to sing in aitambly rom* morning. Tha Chairman of the air!* group (• Faye Garner and Vice-Chair­ man it Silly William*. Tho boy’a chairman '• Duint Gpemb-I »n<l tha Vlca-Chalrman la Tarry Grif­ fin Thcy'v, dnln# » .well Job and Mlt* Whillle really appreci­ ates it. The ecrompanUti are Marilyn McDaniel, Sandra McKinney, and Kay Ivey. Fred: Why are you eating with a spoon? Leslie: Because my fork leak*. PlUfMititor, Hits follow It pfoftty amort—ho's f of on OK Usoal Cor." (x)haisivsUi yisuv VYlodsl CaA y o u (jhooM — tow COST Aato Financing by our bank o ffm you ALL of the*# SavtogB. THE LOAN COST KEPT DOWN moderate borrowing charge, We finance new cam at THE INSClRA Your You pay no "hlddeai coats". insurance premiums may be Included ta your monthly payments and placed locally with your own agent. THE ACTION You apply for your bank Auto L o u u d get • decision promptly. TWEED AND TAFFETA a n combined for a thr**-pl*ca ault coelom* from th* William Foa fail collection. A triangular effect for the back of th* Jacket I* achieved by trotting bis* panel*. Under It, th* black ailk taffsta bloua* haa a flat bow at tho bataau neckline. BORROWING POWER It etandlng with us for future credit needs. Poor France* has a terrific cruib on a aweet •opho more boy named Chattel but *b* won't do anything about It. Why not Franrei, I'm iur* he'll cooparata. What about It Charlie? Well advised buyers know where to And knockout values! That’s why your Chevy dealer's OK Used Cara enjoy a ready market. It’s here that volum* trading offer* wide selection at constantly com* petitive pricea. OK Used Cars are inspected and reconditioned before being dealer-warranted In writing for your protection. General Insurance H. JAMES G T T " AGENCY S ll BAST FIRST STREET FHONC 78 H. JAMES GUT Love's Old Recreation Problems SweetSong Of Sanford Teenagers JAMES & GUT HOLLER MOTOR SALES CORNER 2nd ft PALMETTO PHONE 1284 Defer* you buy jruur next ear, nee » for actual money-saving flgure-fnctg w thrifty bank nuto loon plan. And •n exactly how It win pay you to finance your car with uit FLORIDA STATE BANK of SANFORD “The Friendly Bank” Member F. D. I. C. �V (Homs. make this your 1 IHK SANFM Hn M F.RAU) ' Mon, oct. 8. 1936. Pape 3 tlitm si. i.uuii » u ii K I. it s through (.'Unified ads. Let in experienced a d ,writer assist you. K W •• RM- a Haifa dayf . ■ a; , . . . .. — . [)rab Walls May Be Converted CONVERT IHt.Vfl WALL INTO ONE w m i g la m o r A drab living room will cm be transformed into an n ;u n *f of beauty by the application nf a hand-ome exterior filling that look* wonderful Indoor*. Add a lone, custom'made brticb and a perk.through divider at one end, and you'll have a room that will be the envy of the neighborhood. Firat off. cover the long wall with a permanent facing of Malohit* Par.elgroov*. 1 hi* lv a durable hard board paneling that hi* vertical groove* at interval* of four inehei. Thia may be painted a solid color or In itrlpes. de. pending on your taitea In decor. Thi* vpltntcr-free material it availabio at lumber yard* You ran build an right or 10foot bench, attaching one ride to the new wail and lupportlng the front with metal or wood leg*. On ft may be placed a televiilon tot. a yaie of flower* and. of rour*e. acme flat, padded cuihion* for tit­ SWAP ANYTHIN(it Juu 1 DKSION M ) t Fur Further Information About This Plan, Contact Your Builder place Clauifled adt. Phoea ivjl for a It’s no( likely that thia young lady-nn-a-roof would want to match her whirl to the roof of her h»m»; and It’a eten imste iinNVrtr that »hed want to match Iho roof of her home to a psitirtiUr shirt. The point i*: tt’a ps>*whte, A new coarse aggregate (or built-up roof*. “J.vr brand iVramle-Cotar Stone, i* rinw available in eight aun-fa*t color* especially designed to plei»r the decorating la-tea ■f Southern hnrne owner a. * Na unpleasant edor ★ Truly washable # Matching wtaJwwk cobet is odorletl DUCO Serol-Gios* Inan**I to m o dernize y o u r bathroom Tht Lumber Number for Sudden Service H IL L Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. Third Si. Sanford, Fla. 'Hian:ii PAINTS lu' r v l'i f j)i> i p u vt‘ m er ic a n - c$UudAifd n * ,iB * r t L _ J k h l o 'O s I M . - ■Mwy« ■ kud Ik t r t t o ManrttyUs C . / O w ay! ^ ife a ti H dwOM frOM f Per Month Com* in or call for FREE •sJiracrfol Now Available, Low Klnnnce I’ btn No Down Payment—36 Montha To PayWater Heater, Septic Tank & Sewer Installations 1007 Sanford Ava. Phone 1113 ' Brightest Room For the average ” Mr» Home maker" the kitchen la the pivut point around which her homo­ making actlvlllei revolve And to­ day'* decor ha* made It the brlghtcet, happiest room tn the hour•I Today there it a lining lenden ey In Early American bnmu to make the kitchen much like the warm, rory room of grandmother’! day. Creating thi* type of kitchen offeri more exciting IN APPRECIATION OF THE FINE RESPONSE TO OUR GRAND OPENING SPECIAL W e Are Repeating It One More Week '•J Hate you outgrown your orig­ inal electric system? At least nf American homes today are inadequately wired! Many now appliances have earae Into dally use in the lent twenty.five year*, but often extra outlela, cirruit breakers, fuse boxes and needed wiring haven’t been addrd to take rare of them. Overloaded wiring ran lead to fire and tn the meantime rausei: • lllarkouta (when fuses blow or circuit breaker* go out). • Wasted electricity — due t*> slow heating of appliance*. • Overworked — and open burned-out motors, • Shrinking or d.mmlng nf TV pictures when other appliances are being nurd. • Dimming nf light* when ap pliaccrs start. • lavs* nf Illumination from bulbs and tube* CIIIXK Vt HR HOME TODAY Go through your home, room A high quality roofltw atone cfTering a range of right durable ecramirally-rirra rolora la available for the firat time In thi* at.vto for u*e nn huilt-*p roof*. 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Ceramlc-Cs'lor Slone dlitrtbutora la Florida arel Are Roofing Co., SL Petersburg: Coral fSablea Supply Co., Miami: While Star Sales Corjx, Jacksonville; Mac-Don Lumber Co., Inc* T*tlah.-i*aeei Ragle Hoofing A Art Metal Works, and Tampa Coal Co., both of Tampa. S aijA : ♦he A Most Homes Outgrow Electrical System s helpful ad writer. P L U M B IN G CALL " 0 3 ” with a handy coat closet. A broad view windows brightens tht* largo living room with its fireplace and built-in book eases. Planned for cfffeienry, Ihe spacious kilchen contains nn expanse of counter-top and cupboard area, n broom closet, and n roomy breakfast nook. Home laun­ dry .M|tiipmenl Is housed In Ihe utility miry. Passage Lorn the garage to the rear entry la sheltered by n covered porch. Soft-toned brick venter adds warm r«itr to Ih rambling lines nf this spacious ranee home. ling comfort, Make thi* bench b; covering a wooden framework with Maionite Tempered (’ redwood It can be painted any color, The room divider, if you need one to separate the living area from the dining 'put or a hall can be built on a wooden or mrl al framework. I’ancl* u*rd for end* and for sliding doors to rover tioragr apace may be brightly, enameled Pfesdwood. Such a mo dern divider that'* both aitrac. live ami funciional I* low in eott, too. Complete thi* attractive room transformation by installing one of the new pullrydypc lighting fix turn. If you're skillful with a taw, you ran make your own lamp *hadc of "Peg.board” panels held together with wooden dowel*. fto iiU la .il Driesin 30 minute ESIGNED FOR TODAY'S LARGE FAMILIES, this three-bedroom D combination of beauty, comfort and room for growth. The den could easily nerve an a fourth bedroom. The whcllerod entry lends lit n hull, N ew R oofin g Stone Combines Beauty, Quality / COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC DRYER $200 VALUE FOR ONLY For the modern-mood woman, even the streamlined, efficient kitchen need no longer to be a iterile looking area with tha possibilities thar almost any tharm of a sci’ aiiflc Lb. other pbaio of decor, Now the bold use of color *0 daily printed curtain*, mal- often an Important part of mod­ low pine spire ihrlvt* and other ern decor comet right into the kitchen accessurle* copied from kitchen. Major appliance* and enearly days, natural furnished ca- arm led steel cabinets are being tilns-t*, a potted geranium tn the [shown In gay pink, tunny yellow, window and th»r»'s a cory work- luri, green, turquniie and cop­ center ft»r any woman who loves per tones to makp the most mod­ a "homey" altnuvphere. ern kitchen a delightful room. by room sod check your rreient and future etr.-trical nee«ii. Do you have several lamps or appliances plugged tn on on* outlet? Art* there any frayed wires or bent prongs on wires? Do you have a circuit breaker to take rate of overloading . , , end do you know where your fui# boxes and circuit breakers are located? Is your lighting inadequate because of lack- of outlet* and wiring? See how you can Im­ prove the look) and lighting of each room with new fixtures . , . with outlet*. Check outaide your home for safety lighting at d o o r s and step*. Do you have an outside nutlet? Is your garage properly wired? Your home do • tt • yourse’ f work-*hop with new power tools use* more electricity. Maka iurt that there ara enough outlets and safe wiring. DON’T DOtT-YOUMELF Cali In a reliable electrical contractor! Wiring and repain are nM Jobe for tha doll-your. sslf fan. Thqy require SXpsVt, professional care. Your •lectrical contractor tas. ■terstand* the UleU Inttallatloa technique* and will wtra your home according to th* Strict building codes. You’ll h« safer . . .and aava money in the long run . . .whan you let an expert handle all your electrical problemi. Don’t take any mora chanean with firei that might ba caused by defe,tlvo wiring. Overworked circuits and slow heating appli­ ances cut down 00 the efficiency of your electrical system. Don’ t uelay. . .get the needed electrical work dona eoonf Chock your horn* today . . . and caQ your electrical contractor! In. 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Ideal for kitchens, bsths, plsyroomi — any plica where walls need frequent wishing. $ 4 9 9 5 * a*«*>*il< TtieraeWa* M*t"**t*u U»l. fen* w#t»» (»*•*«-•»*'•• at All !•■*■ * Hh I-Wm* CaW * H*(Hl-| U«lt O pt * 1 M edm na A a # » *l *< M*t W*t«r * Um* and CaomlemlMlttaet D*>t*X 7 o*4**v|—TtAOt YOCHt OlO wat 1 a roe A $6.70 Per 9ol■ W ITH T H E PURCHASE OF A N Y A U TO M A TIC WASHER LET VS HELP y t eeJWl ym t mateefeb and leek. HOTPOINT-WHIRL POOL or PHILCO IV* re* m i* }•• li"**, me**/ m J tffertl TV I WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL PHONE 417 CORNER li t & SANFORD C O N C R E T E P IP E a . <fce■i5* n « t r - jS SST • W ---- —I ■ •■ t VV L*** �* . v ? rvv ees Urge Citizens To Take Frenchmen Are Working Too Hard By CARL HARTMAN well organized, and 1 get plenty toward It, and the whole environ­ ment in which he lives. PARIS 4) — Doctors think tool of recreation." many Frenchmen are wroklng too He baa been named director of U'l quite possible, be says to bard, and Franca ii going to do a new organization, the Institute get up at 5 a.m., work hard. tmJ* something about K. for the Study and Prevention of go to bed at midnight without do­ The average Frenchman is not Overwork. It plans to set up n a fellow who lakes two hours for clinic and research laboratory in ing yourself any harm—If you have the tempeimcnt. know how­ lunch and spends the afternoon Paris. winking at girls on the Champs "Overwork,” Dr. Blsncanl told to handle yourself and how to re­ Elysees. this ruporter, "la the disease of lax when necessary. Lola of city dwellers these days, He really workj. This goes too our country. It's worse than can­ for school kids cramming for ax- cer, because by the very nature even In r e I a I Iv e I y tranquil amlnations and for elderly ladle, of things It hits the learers of our France, wake up In an apartment bogged down in the complexity of society. Look at your President house with paper-thin walls, aurpension forms. The French taka Elsenhowur. What do you think rounded morning and night svilh it all harder than you might think. was at the bottom of hi* heart radios and TV seU, they have *.o» attack? Or Prezldant Roosevs't. struggle with traffic, shop in The man In charge of remedy­ When things happen to men tike crowded stores and markets, wait ing the situation—at the behest of the French Academy of Medi­ that. It eautes a disturbance to long and nervous minutes to s-e our whole society.” minor oflrlals on routine -rrandcine—is Dr. Hugo Blsncanl. Dr. Biaacanl says it's trot Just All this. Dr. Bisncani acknowl* In addition to hanling a pros­ too much work that czuisw the edges, is more scute in Parif perous medical practice, Dr. BP kind of exhaustion he Is trying to than In provincial towns where ancanl Is an en’tiusiaitic amateu cure. Also Involved are the kind the o l d e r , more lelsundy existor aemlprofesslonal at painting, of work, the Individual's attitude ence still persists. . Writing, phllo*ophliing, wine mak­ ing. gardening and social service. He alto likes to take long country M a t e e v e r y M l fv ip a walks and he maintains he Isn't overworked himself. "The reason." he says, "Is that I'm doing work I like, 1 have it In Tire Prevention W eek' • Sanford and Haminola County are not immune to one of thp greatest “ property de­ stroyer*" of the nation. That'* why the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce has the annual “ Fire Prevention Week" at the top of their list of important events to observe. The most common answer to the unnual plea to take |«rt in “ Fire Prevention Week" is, “ I haven’t got time—amt anyway, that’s the job of the local Fire Department." Apathy toward one of the nation's worst dangers is responsible for more and more answers similar to the one that’s qalled “ the most common." Moat business people fall to realize that last year** toll from fire in 78 industrial firms added up to nearly |78 million alone, There were nine "main causes for fire last year. Smoking and matches were re­ sponsible for 122.000 fires: defective or oyerheated heating nml cooking equipment was responsible for 100,500. electricity caus­ ed a total of 53,9005 rubbish, ignition un­ known caused 59,400; chimney flues caused 87,500; children and matches caused 29,900; Mid open lights, flames and sjmrks caused 2?,200. . These are not, by far, ull of the causes of flro wtttfi caused the country last year a* f 1,140,708,000 loss. Nearly one and u quarter billion dollars In projwrty loss! Fire Is no respecter of |>ersons or kind o f property- Whether it lie a fantn building, woodlands, industry, store, of flop building, home school church or uutomobRc. fire will take Its toll in both properly damage and Uvea every year. The Jayceea are anxious to get the "Fire Prevention’’ xtory to ever)' iicraon, young or pld, ao thet in some way perhnpa, a life mayu........... be saved protected -----^ or property nrn,|,Hwl Thla week- you will see the numbers of the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Contmercfl.'hard at work taking the “ Flro Prevention" meaaaire to every |*r*on poasihie, They aak simply that every pernon Rive consideration and hoed to the noconaity for Fire Prevention. It Is with pride they point to the part they play In “ Flro Prevention Week" here in San­ ford and Seminole County—and point with fear to figures tabulated by tho National Fire Protection Association; 11,475 dead by fires The Sanford Herald PwbttsksA Dally r.**s*» Satortsy s»d Vumlsy ■atsted aa m s s s S cls s , e-alter Oetntss n . H it at ika Pees orftee #f flaatoea. Pte>l4a usSse the a«t nr Caaaraaj n< Slatrh a. t s fl PAC O PBRKINS. r.Sllor a~1 riiblUhsr MARION HARMAN SR^ R iseu tles Sailor BVKI-TN J C1ISIIINCI AZesrtlrlne Slsasase j h, IlsraU Is a msmhtr of th* A,snel«i,,l risat wklah la aalltue ssclutlssly in th* as* tor ret.oi.ilrstlsa at all Iks lensI aewa ertatse In Ihl, Jtsermeatad Natlsaslly kr Osnsral . ASr.rti.in* (writs Ian. Ill Denra'a Xselne, rts«k Ills a Atlsata Otarala i t iu c fu r r io x iia t r i » r C a r r ie r ( I s per w t s k Oma S ta s ik II t l v i r e a M sa tk s S ta M a a tk s O as T ,s r »a.s» iit» mu All Okltaary anllesa, nsrdr af tkaaks, rssotutln,s aa« antlssa af aatsMatnmsnt fer Ik* eurpors of raid,a yuada will ba rharged for as rngatar tdesrildng , « t „ r « d <. Monday, October 8, 1950 80.000 more Injured, 31 dead by fires every day. The Jaycees say “ One death by fire is one too many." Whatever the fire may be—a farm fire, one in the home, buxines* or office, a car fire, school or church fire,—It Is a loss that could have been avoided. Fire Is bad business anytime and for everybody. Don't gamble with fire—the percentages are always against you! Employment Of Older Women One of the saddest lives in our society is that of the older woman still capnhlc of doing good work, who cannot get a job. Such women comprise about a third of the na­ tion's unemployed. The situation is improving. Partly IxCAuse'of a heavy demand for skilled *nlc.<people mid office workers, many mori women In their late 40s and 50s and Go* an employed than were 15 years ago. Hood evidence that more remains to be done, however, is the Department of Labor’ s deci­ sion to conduct a series of forums on the llj JAMES MWtl.OW Just saying what cams naturally, senhower of political expedlewsubject In various |wrts of the country. Al* Ne-v Anal)st As the campaign picked up ev.... Either Elsenhower idenMOed htev- * ,, - ** ^ The forums will bring together employ­ WASHINGTON (APi Orr Sept. 2$ at Kansas ers, community lenders and women who seek President Elsenhower u mad at rn“ m " “ h ^mal-lerst Truman. jo b , Th. nn.ioc, t o ... „ 5,. . . . . . . . ..... h:„ 2 f c “ S b Campaign Looks Like One In '52 aiatnnt to the nccretnry o f labor anlll. the problem "m ust Ire jflvPn com m unity-wide inteivat. It can’ t Ire solved by n »mnll grou p." An the population chanjfex. auch efforts, will ire increualngly important. They will, Ix^nefit Ixrth older |»eo|.le and Msciety a.s ,, whole P a rty „ „ not widely known that thlnl party now In the field hojx?a to form a balance of ixtwer between Republicans und Democrats Its mo«t daring hope ia to get enough elector­ al votes to throw the presidential election In­ to the House of Representatives, where by bargaining, It might gain important conces­ sions. The new group annuimced its program at a National States Rights Conference at Memphis. Tenn. The attending delegates were all conservatives. Some were Southernera who favor segregation. The majority, however, seem to favor the atatea rights doctrine h* a meana of nqieallng the income tax and mucli recent ucial IcgialaOon. For preaWent they are aupporting T. Coleman Attdrewa of Richmond, Va.. the for­ mer commissioner of internal revenue wno U •Ilv»c«ltd repealing the Incam. In,. Ill, running mat* ia Thomaa II. Wcrtici, a for­ mer Republican representative from Califor­ nia. The Imckenf of the new movement are likely to find tho cards stackrd against then when it comew to getting their ticket on the lutllnt. In almost all Mates the politicians have pur|KMtely made it hard for u new imrty to develop. It ia thua difficult to assess the third party’ll real strength, which may In? greater than Ita popular vote will show. It seems most unlikely, however. Mint the new party will be a significant factor in the election. The tallest picture, which gross­ ed 25 million dollars, is the alt time boxofflre champion, but Paramount expects "Th* Ten Commandments" to bring In 100 HOLLYWOOD dR-Huttrwood has million dollar* over th* neat 10 had a preview look at the mn.t year*. Much of th# big (oit was due to expensive movie ever made — DeMJilt's insistence on shooting “ The Ten Obrnmandmcnta” —and such scenes ast he Exodus on the It'll take a biager and better ad­ actual locale—Egypt's Sinai Val­ jective than colossal to rirsrtih* ley. it. Ami only DrMiile, with charac­ Thla 75-year old Cecil B. De- teristlc lavlthrios. would build Mille'a 70th picture and na.lly the three pyratds and IS Sphinxes 1r«, masterpiece of U>e screen's mas- than tiv# miles from the real ones. ter showman. But the old man knew- what he DsMIU* spent ! ! hours ■ day was doing. The result Is more a for five years plus 112,300,000 of rtllgiour experience then » move. Paramount'* money to put the life It'i an armrhair pilgrimage. of Moses on the screen. The bud­ Research al<mr cost $230,000. get almoet doubles th* seven mil­ But historically It’s money writ lion spent on "Quo Vadls," and •pent. DeMlIle hired a team of bmt* than triple th* •f researchers at the Unlvrsity of “ Gone With Th* Wind." . iSouthrn California who ram* up 10 Commandments Is Most Expensive Movie Ever Made IO W C O C T m , * ^ with little known facta of Moses' life. From the writings o( ancient Roman historians. Josephus and Philo; from the rabbinical Irgruda and even from th* Koran of Islam, history of Moses. The research turned up proof of the traditional bellrf and on* of Its great legends or hr has declined to fight harder, campaign. The present Incumbent What's happening now •• begin- Truman and his prougs have asnlng to |oo< Ilk. a rein talon uf In' *|th 'he greatest rotn il i !r “ on uf. nta-n.mn.ing sccu ... tlons made In any campaign." Monday *a» t u ' ''! l!’rr ‘ 'Bunk” , was one of ms favorite Elsenhower i. sj lo hit lurk ,ir .c worts for "ih a T "^ “ihemdeVsU Stevenson rldkulwi him last » « k . *»*»■ saying, lie said th«y wen Stevenson muit have stung Et- *JrP*hclou».** He accused them of senhower poured sarcasm on Stov- * * m *r' , enson. The two m -n hell.tied each Other s« a Icsler And Elsenhower Is beginning to use sotac of the very worts— "bunk", for Instance— he threw at the Democrats when he got #i fired• up ,In the I0M campaign In the early days of tho i'j'J race Stevenson, a much wittier man In those days repest-dly Jibed at Elsenhower, rilling hln a "me. t<>«" candidate find other »t-e making 'ight of h-n After accuslne Pls.nh ^ ij.. . ..... * * „ * rMpo** of leadm klft" Stcv.nsuu »*'«•: “ in fact. mtr.y people have wondered how Eisenhower administration. Sometimes the President seemed to wender himself h. T T * i U ^ ' y 'lu,,Uon »• be asked about the Eitenhi wer administration. Tbit la: 'Who's lu charge here anyway? Who. In this businessman's a i l m l n l i tration kaeps the stora?" Vestertay Eiseahowtr went la Ohio and Kentucky and made twa speeches. He didn’t mention Stevenson by name, b j; there rould be no doubt whom b.- mesut when he said: "We all know that there arw iwople wh<. «ui suffer from living !• irr if um HTinR m a world of wjrdi and phrases lor so long that they can no longer At m m M%cnnowcr »»«»«••• •* w ilu . ^ . " .. recognize action when they see It. "And—when it comee to • rstlly critical matter like poliUcil speech after soother cotrplalr.mg tb*1 h® WM lea lershlp—w.i recall a fact that all of as have area In owr own ...... . ........." ,br 1 " when he Ulke-1 of the firm prob­ daily Uves: n*» longest lecture* *-| can't b>- l musing •" thi» bus- lem In I9U. almost always come frem ihcse Uugnlng lu*>, The». are n Then he added he suspects El- with tbe leaet wiperienCa." • ' Ym . ewmSEI “ >*1 n tnl* campaign. But he mult have decided he wae loc relaxed for hv has decided to campaign bxrdar. There is llttie wit in Stevenson _ ---------‘ J,i* , , , r ' Tb* light touch la all but An,l ,v,n Truman, #I ,no/.Truman, |jdn *00*t ,hink mucb SlMrnwnwho a campaigner before the Demotatlc convention ha* praised him for "*w ''Five 'em hell" apI,rE*ch_ ( __ Ndleuto ------ .for . . Kieenhowwr crept Into Rtevmion's t sssa.’-ss M H k Comparg These ElsenbowerTa". baTto Wkss Cogs srlsp, eoldass doys arte*...go GtftNOUNO. Wee* 0w eriwhd Kooe Hewn* Miami si Allan! (•s New Orleews Jllrmlnth Ms Norfolk V* II n-, Ssn tnlMI n Tri l o . ARielCS Roche*ter New York-V Calif r. Ckleego, Til bwwrt si O r I roar kseol hot. I.UUIS 20>n OREY1IOUND BUI STATION TIO W. 9th St. Phone 60 Yaee Paskaf, u rv »• M ill **ss % •>; this campaign I see nothinq rr.nny atsiut them Stevenson replied thet he Letters To The Editor Slavta Sanford Herald Sanford. F l o r i d a JJw (baudOf(Xotipdime W e re Wheelin' REGULAR S PRICE W e're Dealin' 389« Dear Editor Thank )<>u for )«ur kind letter of September M »nd )« ir Invita­ tion to our school io participate In he contest. "What * Hometown Newspaper Means To A ComSeveral ol m<r pupil* suhmltlesl letters. I feel that Ihte esperlenr* was educational and that the pupils benefited gtratly Sincerely your*, E. t , lirllhorn Principal. St. Luke's Christian Day School *26985 GORMLY'S PRICE With Trade In s t YOU SAVE: *120. UFF.A.0AY • 1 Speed Weak lag Action THIS W O N T GIVE YO U THE ANSW ER llut you will grl the uniswer from your local agent • an expert — when you need Sound advice on inaurnnet • Chafe* Of 8 Water T#*pn • Automata Water Level Control • Gyrafona Action YES! CO LD W ATER WASH & RINSE MODKI. 1 D Clll-J'abhk * AUTOM ATIC f/M Sq NEVER UNDER S O L D -N E V E R 0 UT-TRAD ED protection. Carraway & McKibbin General Insurance 114 N. Park Ave. phone 40* G O R M LY M A Y T A G 216 S. Palmetto Avt he Phone 778 �1 f f f i SANFORD HERALD Mon-, Oct 8, 1958, Fig* B S o cia l fcuswiA Mrs. F. McMurray Gives Trip Report To Westside P-TA Peanut Bowl Game To Be Discussed By James Buckler Mn. Fred McMurray, Grammar School Delegate to thr Sum­ mer IniUtute, gave a report on her trip at Thuraday'* meeting of the Westside P-TA. There were over TO people In attendance at the meeting which was eonduted bjr Mn. Carl Prc•KOlt, president. Mn. Helen Plans for a forthcoming meetThe B—Squad Football game, stevemon led the groun In *lnalog Tuesday night were discussed b#jd tn DeLand the other day, ing after which Mn. Grady Her|,h* ° . h i ‘ *■* «tl*nd*d by the gtrta of man preented -he devotional. Junior High School P-TA when T ... ,h ... . ._ Mn. R. E. Redrnbaugh memberthey met Thursday n^ht. .Troop 119. together with their jMp rh, |rm)n> , nno‘ nwd thit , Reporta of the varloui comm- leader. Mn. Fred Robb. The thf rafmberahip of the Weatilde itleea were approved and will be girla apent a very enjoyable after- j,.TA now neariy 110. a prrien tel to the P-TA at Tura- noon, although Mra. Robs die, i ri \ifMurrav w-ho waa ae*day'a meeting. ;ov,red they didn't really un- ^ ” nled to the Summer InPreaent at the meeting were demand too much aho.,t the ,„ ( bv Mr anJ Slr,. Carl Ptp. H u g h Carlton. Mn. Michael wma of football. A. a result of ,f0lt ,o ld t h , (rojp that the Thomaa. Pre.ld.nt Mr. M ,. thl. dlieovery ah. ha. decided to rour^ w„ balpd pn the p .TA Nichols, Mn. F. II. McPanleli, devote one of the meeting, in the . . ,-p ,, fjmily aml Mr and Mn. Clifford Able, Mr. near future to a discussion of the J ,.ommun,t) .the P-TA serves and Mn. George Pililrd and Mn. rule, of f<v»'ball. an I .*e ti • e t o . . . . J |haop, Ib. other" •A. 0. Roberta, who reprernted be able to have one of the coachea . , {>C.. , * w husband, who U recreation from the high school on hand to **• <*uoU" 1 U “ ,k* s" c" b‘Dr. J. Brow aid Culpepper, aecond rhairnian. help her out. „ sice president of Florida Congress of P-TA, and Dr. Earl tasman Koos, who is professor of Social Welfare at FSlr, both of whom Seminole Chapter No. I. O. E. I nnl Mr,. I.araine Ranrciev. Grand were rmphatic in saying ttu. S observed Friendship Night on uiMruclor, Distrirt II, were in- "we cannot expect our chi'October 4th. nt the Mutonic Tem* t reduced and given a cordial wet* dren to conform to standard, pte, with approximately 1W *•(,!* come. Since Seminole wa*'honor* that ware set for us as children tor*, and members present. A red ing (he Grand Instructor also o n in .......... ... view of the r« men ' -us letter F for Friendship, was pin- Friendship Night, Mrs. Rangetey tbangra |n t)ie world In the past n ’d on each at the registration was seated in the East and prc- generation". Dr. Culpepper said de,W. aente.1 with a gift by the Worthy , hal " uh;|f PTA accomplish' Pink and white gtajloll com- Matron. iai( 1 Prised the decoration*. The Seminole officer* took the lerge lies in thr fart that ita Guest filling —— - - officers --— the aU- floor to present |a| courtesy In .... ....... . i-.... .each ac h lu# ., Is .. dependent upon tions for the opening ceremony honor of Grand liutrucVr an 1 mfmb# 1U , copp la broad were: Worthy Matron. Mr, Las- guest officers. A circle of friendh of human affalr, ( The Grammar School P-TA will meet on Thursday, Oct. II, at I p.m.. at which time James Buck­ ler will further discuss the Pea­ nut Bowl game on Dec. T. In accordance with the new plan of meetinga after tha halfhour business aeaalon, parents will go to their children's room where the grading system will be discussed with the teacher*. The thrme this year la "Seeing Your Child in High School Envir­ onment” and each month th teachers will take a separate topic and discus. It with 'he parents. Ian s Discussed B-Squad Game Is ;or Tuesday's Meet Attended By Girls By Jr. High Board Of Scout Troop 149 (p&Monah Mist Elrrabeth W o o d r u f f , laughter of Mr. and Mn. Harry Woodruff, ha* pledged PI Bela Phi Sorority at Florida State University. ^Friendship Night Observed By OES N o M w J S S r * l l « . 5. If, S«* in- •**■■*» played "B lc , Be the ( | Treasurer, Mr*. Beatrice King Mon RunntU ChJPter No. then reformed th* citclr and the stun. Bunn til Chupter N ifM Miiw ia ’• * » * ... ... , . > i _ Conductr**!, Margaret Schemp, Worthy Matron compietrd her NewUaSro>ma: "Associate Con-Jtle-I mtssage. Upon returning to their tress, Anna Parat, Voluaia Chap- stations, the officer* introduced ter No. IN; Chaplain, Laura Ann their gucata of the evening and Fairvloth, Daytona; Marshal, Es- presented small gifts of appieciatell* Poitevlent, Da>tona; Organ­ lion. Th. Horn of Plenty sat the d«i c , Louisa Hcntvhke. DeLand Chapter No. IS; Adah, LouDe epration theme in the dining room Watkins, Bunnell; Ruth, Florence where refreshment* of cake, soft Humphrey, DeLand; Esther, Ja­ drinks, and nuta were served, il Ann Hughes, Volusia; Martha following the butinrsi mating. Alice Delch, Bunnell; Electa, Ruth 5J; S!".So.B£ 1"vr'.S l.i chlldrJn »* "f- Oviedo Personals kj r, Richar.l F.lam prc i-'cd at the regular mertlng of lha Pinecrest P-TA hffJ*4n thr school auditorium last Thursday evening. The first grade group of Mrs. Mary Cruome won th* room . . . ★ ★ ★ ★ / — / . _ , U O f O t r i y Q ~ Q .th .6 n n 6 L fT lQ n U e l f ----------- --------- Engaged To W ed Joe W. Bruce , IIFLEN SNOIIG jj ' Hev. Donald Walling officiating, £\XEIIPRISE -SNODGRASS Mr ami Mrs. The reception immediately follow .Jnterpiiss- ing ing the the wedding Wedding will Will tie hold in ‘ *-----* * .- -----------* 5 ™ ' of Enterprise be hold announce the engacefflrn* an-l an the church annex are being nd retail, ra couple aie *n Older to make useful and fmm D el.and High School, June li arinti eilirant ns^.t a„ ...aj u presently . .t happy cituens rtf of rtise our rMUrars children s19 Publishing a newspaper, anpervisrd by Mr*. Mary IMlliffe. Also if inters’ ,t to main of th" cihldrtn is a teachers helper group, The children may assist the lowcr grade tcachei* in certain Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams ami u>n, Brian, have moved to their new home at 1404 S. Oak Ave. f For a vegetable e»peclally tastv with chicken, stir some rooked whole kernel yellow com Into rice after it has simmered 14 minules. Color and allow to stand at least to minutes. Some chopped pim­ ento or rooked green pepper is god in this dish. Stork Shower Fetes " w* must accept them as they by Southern licll Iclcphone Com»'*. l°vo them and let them be |,4ny in Sanford. sov* that we love them." Mr. Bruce was graduated from After Mr. McMurray s report, Del^ml High School, in ISM »crs**“ ' J" Proctor. Chairman of ^ with armed forces in Germany Budget end Finance, spoke on during Korean War. and i. rm plans for the forthcoming carniv ployed by Florida Power Corporal In be held on <trt U ai 5 ation plant here In Enterprise. p.m., and accepted volunteer* for The wedding will be an .lent various jobs. of November 3rd at a pm at Barnett Memorial Church with .Vi! Mrs. Reynolds Tells Reason For New Report Cords At Pinecrest P-TA Meet David lloblnsun Delarnd. Special fuesti of honor. Mr*. Ruth Huber. Past Grand Chaplain M IS S U O K O T I IY E M A N U E L Mia* Judy Cogburn, grand­ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. C. H. Cog hum and Mr*. R. C. Long, ha* pledged Id Kappa Della Sorority at the University of Florida. M r S . F r O flk H e lft lS Mr, Jimmie Bailer and Mr*, Dunatd Knight were hoste.se. for a stork .hower honoring Mrs. Frank Helms at the Bailey home, lot Plneerest Dr., on Monday evening. n , , , abIp v , hr!l, „ lp K(fu „ „ beautifully ,i,v«,rated bi Mrs T(im nriK,k, A Urge a|(,tk ho|tJ. Ing a hahy was placed tn the table. Games and contests were playrd, and priti-t won by Mr*. Itceny Austin, Mr,. Fred Fisher and Mrs, Roger Schmidt. After Mrs. Helms npcnrd her . . . . . . , many lovely gifts, refreshment* Mrs. Margaret Tlmlrl, study nut* and soft drinks were group chairman Pine m P-T\ (irvw | announces a study course which Happy Birthday OCT, « Mr*. John T. Cullum Kathy Sloan Ia>ul* Farmer Mr*. J, M. Moye Mr>. Bob Bennett Rose Marie KenU O c t 10 Date Set For Study Course At Pinecrest P-TA OVIEDO — B. W.. batter known to hi* friends a* Ted, Eate,, pro­ minent celery and citrus grower of this city, who has been conflnrd to the Orange Memorial Caoio will hrad the Wa}» and cd out by Mrsl,rorginia llcllcn- Si/c Shoulders" This was carried Hospital for several weeks, has Means Cotnmltlre, schnndt. Mr Vgel i< m <h r , in thr Dec. Issue of IPS'i Nationreturned home but is still confined A new report carJ whichha* "f boy* physical education clas, «|. p-TA Magailn*. If any p*rto hi* home; although Mr*. Este* been Dsiied to the Pinecrestal,|i the buy* athletic club. rnta base this Issue on hand report* he it retting very comfuf- Elementary School this year, svas Refreshments of coffee and would they please send them to || Ubly. , the subject of the program for duughtvilU were served <* a Iai ;hr schmd so she can use them _ . . . the evening. Mra. Margairt lieV- group of parents and teat her* by jn the study couise. Mre. Maud* Coate* hi* been no|d, pa<ied out ropir* of thi, the seventh and eighth grad* confined to her hom* because of n(w tard w , ba a,nj1#nfe ami then homeroom mothers. an ankle injury. . proceeded to captain the scoring , . system to be urod. She said that V/l r e C - ! / . X /i k l n r s Mr*. M. L G»ry. wife of tha „ pw caid „,i, fll, a |n„ SfP|, «V tr5 . C M C V l m C r l Mayor, .had a fall and has been „rpd by taking into account the Lk/j||D _ M c s c fc s e e A discussion of ''Chars-tereonftnel to her home. child * individual progret,, his ™ 41051655 title- Of Girls m Various ' re behavior, and Vrt acMevemem T _ , — Groups" w-ss fratuted at the Mu* Myrtle Eason, of Pcnntyl- level. • 0 O O T O G l l L -ir C I G four’ l l ' leadei*' tra-' ■ r Tania, ha» been the guest of her pj,, d|ffpr#nt componentsof Mn. Eric L. Vihlen of tha given last week by the Citius OtT. 7 David Wilaoa PrtcitU Young J. A. Y»ung Jr, J. (J Galloway David Wilson Mn Russel |. DetVItt Sara Johnson Barry W. Wood tnary Sandifer. Mr«. Alfred I'hllea, Mrs Joknne Wool, Mrs. t'lilvln Wright, Mrs Ralph Bells. Mr», CMT. a Ed Kader J VV. Carter. Mrs. Frank Bryan, Mr* B»'lv Taytor Mr* h*re.| Either. Mr, A. J, Pelerto". and Mr,, Mary Grace Anderson. Calendar MONDAY Grier, Mra. J. D. Carlton, Mr* Tha First Baptist Church will James Ekern, Mr*. Robert Kara* hay* a Sunday School Worker*' Mrs. Willi* J. Pa*cock Jr., Mra Clink starring at 7:00. Confer­ John Kader. Mr*. La.-r to& ences at 7:41 and refreshment* at and Mn. F. E. Breckinridge, 0:41 p.m, Annna Miller Circle ^eat Th* Y. W. A.'* of th* Tint Bap- at ■ p.m. at the Elks (Tub. Circles of the W. S C 5. oj list Church will meet at tha horn* of Marchetta Campbell, 3434 Myr­ the First Melhodbt Church wriR meet as follow*. tle Ave. at 0:30 p.m. Circle No. 1 at Mr*. E. 5 H!gTh* Boy Scouts of the First ginbolham'a, INI Pinecrest Dr., Presbyterian Church will meet 9:43 a. m. in th* Scout Room at 7:00. Circle No. Two with Mr*. S. Th* Seasion of th* First Presby­ G. 'larriman, Loch A.-bor, 9 13 a. terian Church will m m in lha m. Session Room of the Church at Circle No. Three with Mr». W. 7:30. R. Hailett, IroquoU Ave., Th Circle* of th* Women of the 9:43 a. m. Circle No. 4 with Mr,. Frank Kiret Presbyterian Church will Ad»m». JM4 Lake Ave. 9-43 a m. meet a* follows: The Broarnle Seouta of the Pin* Evening Circle No. 1—Mn. W. S. Bromley Sr., Chsirman, with PreshyterUn Churoh will ir*--t in Mrs. Gertrud* R. Gilbert, 708 Pal- the Youth Building at 3'0n p.m. The Pioneer Feliowahlp and Rec­ metto \vtnue, 0:00 p.m. Co-hos­ tesses, Mr*. Csrl Lind and Mrs. reation of the First Presbyterian Church will meet In the Youth L. T. Sheppsrd. Evening Circle No. M n . Clif­ Building from . :M p.m. through ford MeKlbbln Jr., Chsirman, with 8:no p m. v s* r a n " Mr*. R. C. Miller, HOI S. Myrtle The Girl Seouta of the Pint Avenue. 1:00 p.m. Co ho,lese, MU* Pn-*tiyirtian t hutch will meet at Rrbecca Stevens. Evening Circle No 3—Mr*. 3:30 p.m. it the Church. The Senior High Fellowship Re­ David Erward*. Chairman, with Mrs. Harvey Hal*. Elm Ava., 1:00 crest Inn of lha First Presbyterian Church will meet at the Church p.m. at 7:00 p.m. TUESDAY The Mid-Week Bible Hour frill Th# Gleaners Class of lh* First be conducted by Rev. A. G. Me* Baptist Church will meet at th* Innls, Pastor of the Pint Presbyhome of Mrs. A. J. Walker, 1003 Elm Ave., Tuesday night at 7:30 lerian hureh at 7:10 p.m. The Chancel Choir will rehearse with Mr*. J. F. Lewi* and Mrs. II. at First Presbyterian Church al C. Echols as co-hostesses. The Pilot Club will have i's re­ 7:30 p.m. THURRDAY gular dinner meeting at the Y’aeht The Junior Choir will have their Club *t 8:30 p.m. A Founder's rehearsal and feltoarahlp at Flnl t>*y Program will be presented Presbyterian Church at 3:43 p.m. by Mrs. Joel Field. A abort buslThe Youth Choir of the Flnl ness meeting will be held after Preebytrrian Church wilt practice the dinner meeting. ■I the Church at 7:30 p.m. Th# American Home Depart­ Th# Deacons of the First Pre*. ment of the Sanford Woman's byteriin Church will meet at tha Club will hold ita annual teacher* Church at 7:43 p.m. party at the Club House at 7 p.m. Lt. Virginia Kelmrr will m b Ilostesaea will be Mrs. H. It. duct Ihe morning devotion* ova* Junior High PTA will meet at WTRR, Sanford. i at the school. The goal of the Th* Social Department of tha association thi* year it to have Sanford'* Woman'* CItsb wilt boM all parents take an Interest in a bridge party at 1:00 p.m. P-TA activities. Cecil Tucker, Thur*. Cal. County Agent, and Mis* Myrtle The Sanford Home Demonstra­ Wilson will give talks at P-TA tion Club will hold a meeting and maet. Reports of last week's board installation of officer* at I:W meeting will be presented for ap­ p.m. at the Home Demonstration proval. Center. A new Brownie Troop, who*# Lt. Virginia Ketmer will conduct leader It Mr*. Fred McMurray, Ihe morning devotion* over WTRR will hold ils investiture service on Sanford, at t:30 a m. Tuesday, Oct. 13. at 3:30 p. m. Frl. Cal. The service will be held in tha Lt. Virginia Kelmer will conduct Fariih House of the Holy (>«** the morning devotion* over WTRR Episcopal Church. Sanford, al 1:10 a.m. TUESDAY From the Pacific Islands come* (hit dessert. Cook for about 30 minutes, stirring often 1 cup sugar, k cup margarine and H cup milk. Remove H cup of thi* mixture *nd save. Add cups of rooked rice to th* rest of the mlwtore. Mi* well Turn nut on » platter snd shape Into a round cake. Ice with the H cup mlatur and sprinkle writh toasted coconut. Th* Hemeroeani* and the Asalia Circles of th* Sanford Garden Club will meet at OraptrlBo Nursery, the home of Sfrs Erie Vihlen, at • p.m. a ,-ovared disk supper. Color Him will be shown entitled "I^tndsespc for Living" hy the courtesy of the FNGA, There -will be a nne-day Lead­ er*' Training Course in Outdoor Scouting *4 Silver Lake. All Phases Of Scouting Covered By G. S. Leaders, Training Course • ^ V h r,tofVr' Frld.V for slv ln n a? card were then Grapeville Nur.ery will be hostesa ^ vl!u !h.f|r.irtef Mll* h' , ' * ! " * 1 °,f lh* !V fh: *i» * ' V ' " ’; : 'r^ 1 Prthf) r l s i f aM br^hJr Tnd r? ‘ a ,l° H' D*vU Or,oh*r ,h l l » M c l d T . Rot f '> ‘ t,m eonenn'"* ■rtiand « • ” V,rH. ,,(‘ h ,l'P ^ r Eiaon ^ r i ^ 1u^ . * h.lrl:, wm.,! 0ms* ! lt,?,L Pmu.Juh, arithmetic, social studies, scirnck, M)^ highlighted by a color rnuiic, and art. Mrs, Cadi-ri-" f'lm, courtesy of the Florida Nur*Mrs. R L. Ragsdale Jr. and t'earcc discussed itcussed the language « T « « an I Growers Association. email daughter, Marsha, are Visit­ group, which includes reading. ‘ ‘ ‘ “J* *' '?"**'**?. ,or ,IJv: ing relative* in Miaslssippi. rommunlcation spelling, wru ng, "I ‘ h« " » « r*' and listening. Physical develop* J* HoeWa. There .,111* Mr. and Mrs. Lennox Coggins metit v i i ditcuftpm! by .Mr*. Mil* a ” f>or Prilt of 4 Cutler i hy Hand daughter. Sue, of Albemarle, dred Lind. Mr*. Ethel O'Dea ex- i),,d croton. N. C. have been the guests of plained how the par; rtcreniMed as Mts, Vihlrn explains to newcomMr. and Mr*. G. M. Arle. achievemer.t level viould be gradth ,' Gran-ville Vieu -e j. b e '. are Mr*. L M. Millssp, nml Mr*, O B Clause snd Mrs, O, B Gray. There are now 1* Girl Scout an I Browni* Troop, In Seminole fnunly. ctoJncil'Vf IHri’ .Seoul*"U S A. The following received rcrt.fl Alsu discussed were the organ- rates a* hav ing complete I th* lth,i°T’ *n'' ''I*'*"™ "f Troops, leader, training course: Mr. L. songs,games, art-andcrafts, and M Millsap., Mr. James Buckler, all phases of S C , uling The Course, Mr* J. A. Fuller, Mrs. Drake whirls « * , romptetcl, Thursday, Robb. Mr*. D. W. Linker, Mr was held In ihc Education Build- Howard Weigle. Mr*. It. H Conn, ins „ f , hr rrrlb)tprUn ( hlirfh, Mrs. T. r. Drake. Mr*. W. M. and was conducted hi Mr,. Theo- Huron, Hilton, sir, Mrs. nar.yie Karlyle lloushnlder, dote Grant. Eveeutise Director of Mr- J P McClellan. Mr. Kt-vsl ( ,b(. nfw, formr(, rmmcil Mr*. Dunlsp, Mrs. J. P. Parker, Mr*. Merrill Glad-tone Chairman "f II. C. Colce, Mrs. II. C. Francisco, the Council Training Program, Mr« Norris Steiner, Mr*. Wesley spent one day with Ihe group snd T. Place, Mra, Dalles lasop Mrs. I.eon m i l .., Cstasu's faitoa iMng rascends It fegsdip p roars aevw bmh, |tps, o, ascii y Mr*. G. W. Alford hss from Alananta where been visiting relatives. Iedo**Thursday,h<CTarie*"f!/"shaf■ S 5 J " 1*r Fmmili K'dIioy nnh MrAU ... *. and M r.M su d . Coslc. all ' h‘ * e*"Cri' m,B' P a l m shared the birpthday, "f.parenU • murh more comprrhenunder,land^ that It was also Mr*. |jv# U(J of thf arlua| fJ> Susan Kniffle * birth fay, the for- (h, jr (bli . u maLlflmer Sussn Weisenbargcr. i , . ' . . | John Angel, Junior High adMr. snd Mr*. James W. Wilson w'‘ h hsve been visiting in Denver, Colo­ •evenlh and eighth gride parent* in th* lunchroom and told them rado for several weeks. about Ihe lelf-enrirhment program whieh ha, been Marled this year in the upper grade*. A certain time each wrek la set aside for pupils (a work ia extra—curri­ cular group activities which in­ clude the following: dramatics, Belle Rum The Seminole High School P-TA ,supervised _ . by_ Mrs. . held it. fir.t meeting of the !f >; nBub by school year in the high school Mrs. Mrglnia Burney; Art Club. Auditorium Tueidar nl|ht* Thf Mn, OU Cochrane, a%1ed meeting was presided over by Mrs. Mstda Aintley, am] Mr*. Byron Smith, president and T ■ ■ Mis. J. R St. John presented the devotional. Report* were heard wfnwn commlt'ees and passed upon. The program waa an open dis­ cussion, led by Mr. Rrarkrn, In which he captained new rule* and policies for the school. He stress­ ed the Importance of parents * to m e b o d * up bringing romplsints or criticisms fb rrc lik n me directly to the faculty to be discussei and urged all parent, lo I*4* |4, keep In contact with the teacher*. After the meeting, light refreh■nd EVERY GIRL menu were servtd in the lunchSHOULD HE MARRIED “ room. Open Discussion *Led By Bracken A t Seminole P-TA PRAIRIE LAK ItHB.., C«r*M* a**s ahitrotr (Mr M d m . , . wrings tack to n* seif eat. perfect Tape a* m jot Wrt or twit it C ir c le S la te d Tro-m nrganitrt* m** Mr** t*. B JliijRiivin. Mft, FfH HrMnrny . . lubbbi-y and Mr*, (.urlin Si oil, Mra W II. Mibomfs in i Mr» M e e t T h u r s d a y - f Uke Mary Troop consultant. Martha Todd. 11 T ° *111 meet Thursday at 9 M in the gardep center for a business session and distribution of new y.sr b«»ks Plan, bp rw),w ., besmifyin, the good Sam.ritsn grounds, floral offering, for Ihe Seminole hospital during Oct­ ober and horticulture and garden therapy work for members, with beach and social gatherings dur ing the season. Don't Miss This Hit Open 12:45 CARESSA' IF THEY WERE ANY SOFTER THEY’D H f iT K i t z (T h e a t r e LAST SHOWING TODAY rttl 1-AST TIME TONIGHT STARTS t:U ALAN ROMAN* IADD •PODESTA FCkTIRE — STARTS TOMORROW mack paienl, R«d k Nary >NOLANwmitCAN ’ 7:33 • » S0 “(Till.liltKN UNDER 13 ADMITTED FREE" -DOLLAR A CAR NIGHTCARTOON IN V i r e an *... »***•< wRktoseryIsstkA 1: 0 « - 1:07-1:11-7:71 • »:?! SMtntMgoi Lloyd . Feature ii s H III tklfl tt* <*Q|ktf*l Isaliig O il n a il Its* Filtos i tlay "ill Kid, l>Uck k brown Suedf. AAAA to B hM»*r exw m / -mw mm euw -MW -re- m - e y - * » mm•aea row. leer km FEATURED — l : M - l . « 7 - l : U -7:11 - * : « h �a - i* ' - rw v .* ' ■ r • im - . •• \ be LpU* . P i p *, Mob., Oct 8, 19M u Crooms W ins Spiritual, S e n ia o le s' 'O n e -H a lf Ball Clnb' Moral Victory Friday ia n f o u d Before B i n Darters 74 Crooms a lew spiritual victory Friday night tn Jackson­ ville when they gat* »ew Blanton High of Jacksonville their most surprising gam* of th* season. The New Blanton High Blue Devils had their bands full In creeping for a close 3-0 win over th* Pan­ thers from Sanford. Crooms dom­ inated th* first half of tho ball game, and behind th* fine running and passing of Otha La* Abney and the end Lonnie Hardy they threatened three times. But the panthers couldn't gather enough punch to cross th* Bluo Devils goal Um . Th* Bluo Devils from Jackson­ ville were moved down to th# Crooms firs yard Una by virtu* of two U yard penalL'ea against tb* Panthers, and there tb* Crooms defensive wall stood solid. Pour plays later Jacksonville had meved lets than a foot and tha Panther* regained possession of the ball. Tb* remainder of tb* first half was ■ seo-saw Daiil* of good dsfensjv* play by both Jackson­ ville and Crooms, with th* Pan­ ther* taking the upper hand. The first half ended with th* two teams deadlocked 00. In th* second half th* pendu­ lum swung the other way, and th* Stanton Blue Devils marched down t* the Crooms 30 yard La*. The Crooms Une stiffened there, but Jacksonville took to tb* air for a pass-and-run tbit carried to th# Panthers one. A fullback plunge by Crawford mad* th* score to shove the Blue Devils out front. Th# conversion waa good and at th* end of the third quar­ ter Crooms waa trailing T-0. And that ws» all *he Jacksonville ,|f . ven couU muster arslnat th* aycetalve 'r o —' ’'sn'h Tb* only other .coring *7 Lroomi. After a deep Blue Devil punt had put Croom* Sanfetd’s Academy Fanthers - V A aleppUy pUxe4 «r*t kill .Barred with fumhlea, a U yard ..T O jaunt by Phil Byrd U il ■»* nullified by • dipping penal*. '* the final whlatl*. and the Ulentad , tee of Curtis Btene, kicked the •" Stanford Semlnolee Into the Oran** ' . Bolt Cunfvrcnro basement u '" ~ t W y fell before the Apopka Blue Tor the first time this •c ili'Derten 74 In Apopka's Edward* th* Lyman Qraybound* I for the remaining two yard* . Field Friday night •*- It woe a typlcol ‘ene balf ball abl* to Ironman It agninst a grid­ to paydirt. cleb" versus a consistent club. iron opponent. Undefeated Ta­ At tha half Lyman nas begin­ Tbe SemlnolM came out on top vares wore the Greyhounds to a ning to run out of gas, and the ■ a everything but points. But be fraxxle in the first half and then weary, rainsoaked charges of smothered them with reserve* head mentor Jim Payne wore In points win a game. " Tbe first half featured the in lb* second h*tf, to walk away dire need o f substitutions. But t Seminole* making tbe earns mis­ with their third straight win of they wen still la tb* ball gam* erable showing that they did the Mason 334, Friday night in by virtu* of a M tie at the half. •«' against Cocoa, At tha end of the Longvrood. Th* second half was a show of • first half tha SemlnolM had failTha first half of the gam* was grim determination on the part . ed to pick up a single first down, a uip owl tuck fray between two of the Lyman line a* they played Apopka had racked up five. San­ powerful defsaairs units and t s U» major portion of tbo final to ford had amassed only 33 yards dar.geroua scoring machine*. Ta­ stances with their backs to tbe on the ground, and had lost II vern Jumped U an tarty lead, goal post*. Halfback Horace yards passing for a total of nlna but tb* Greyhound* bounced Flower* cracked through th* Ly­ yardsi Apopka had rolled few 71 right bade to kiep it an srenly man wall twice In th* third quart­ ' yards, a score, and ala yard* to matched gam* lb* first half. Tbe er io give (be big Bulldogs from ■ the good in the passing depart- thing that nude the difference Tavares an Insured victory. Both - - moat in the raindrenebed outing was hla scoring pluagss came from Early in tJw first quarter Mere­ tha Tavara* reserves. Lyman on* yard out. dith Scott pounded on an Apopka mad* three substitution* In tb* Tbo Greyhound offensive, meet­ fumble at tbe M yard stripe and first half; Tavaraa mad* 17. ing lu most powerful opposition the BeminoUa came to Ilfs, then A Lyman fumble set op tb* far in the season, bogged on tha next p l a y Brantley first quarter score for the Tafrom sheer exhaustion In “ thotrehoo" Scbirard, center con­ rs .tr Bulldogs, as they drove tbo second half. A week of rainy verted to halfback and the out­ down to th* litre* yard line when practice bad dulled tb* scoring standing Seminole of tk* game, Darrell Pursell cracked through edgo. They barked loud In th* plowed through the Apopka line the middle for tha score. final minute* of the third quarter for 30 yards and the Seminole* Lyman opened a successful and the opening of the final wart on Us warpath, but the run serial-ground attack la the second starts*, but couldn't carry through was nullified by an offside pen­ quarter to get back in th* ball- their threat and Tavares regained alty and the Semlnoles died. gam*. Quarterback Dave Stereos possession of tha ball on the Bull­ The reel of the first quarter ignored tb# downpour and tossed dog M and marched back down showed tbe drapery of he Semi- successful pistes to end Kan Mill­ to tha Greyhound 13. nolee* barely containing tbe young­ er and halfback Jimmy Hopri-s, Lite la tbe fourth frame the er hot more aggreaslvo Blue then added the tally on a roll­ Darters. In the second quarter out keep play around kit right Tavana Bulldogs marched to the Greyhound back door. This time Seminole fullback Tarry Coemthey went to tbo Lyman 13 yard bel bobbiad the ball on the Semiin Use game, and struggled des­ line and would net be denied. pole 30 and Apopka’s ooslanding perately and auccestfully to shake Bulldog quarterback Jerry Wooltackle, Tam King, darted through tb* ball from tb* Darter*. Prey all to*aed an unexpected pasa to -f and made tbe recovery. Tbs Dartsucceeded with laaa than a min­ *n$ David Fisher and Fisher art mirehad to tba Sanford 10 ute remaining, and Immediately ■tapped untouched late the end yard Una before Phil Byrd pounctook t* th* air with a success­ ton* fur the Anal Tavares ully, ad on a fumble. It waa th* first defeat of tho Seminole was unable to get on ful pasting attack. The final season for tha Greyhounds In whistle blew as Bchlrard snatch­ the move, and kicked out. Three plays later Apopka'a fullback, ed a loss from Stanley and ram­ thro* outings, and It was tha third Dickie Johnson pounded through bled down to Use Apopka I* *srd straight victory for tb* Tavares Bandogs, till# contendere In tb* right guard and rambled M line for a first and ten. Perhape th* greatest tribute Mid-Lakes Conference. yards down In tha Seminole 3 IKE YARDSTICK yard Una before be was finally that could be shenn t* the San­ Lymaa haoled down, but on tbi rust ford Seminole* was shown by tb* Tavaraa 7 flrat down* to Play Johnson carried a g a in , faithful fan* Friday night, leav­ 103 ntahlag yardai* 101 ing Sanford In tloshy, rainy through the lima hole, for pay­ 47 paaatBg yardai* 33 dirt Tho half ended with tha weather, and braving the incllm*•1 33 play In progress, and Curil* ent elements, more fans from pax** iaUmptad by t 3 Stone booted true for the eitra Sanford followed their high school 3-30 313 pwnU poh InL The half was over and team to Edwards Field than tha 3 fumble* loat 1 Apopka Blue Darter* could muster was trilling 74. feanford s US yard* ptasUitd 33 In the second half the Sanford playing at home. ladhrldnal Yardage Seminolei charged onto the field And lu a shame That thev had displaying the power that they to see their uoya get beat by a* Tarsi ■* ■ Humphrey 73) D. Pur* a n known to be capable of. Af­ tnforior rlub, but a ’’ one-half* cell T3; R. Purcell 33; Wrobl# 3) TloWif 9 IS, ter receiving the kickoff the club" la not a winning club. Lyman-Steven. 33; Judah 30; Seminole* opened a ground-aerial Th* questions naturally arise: attack, sparked by the brilliant Why are th* Sanford Seminole* a Hopkins XI; Fsmbro 11. Bee** by Petted* play of Bchlrard and Al Stanley losing clubT Why are they 3 0 1 3 0 -3 3 that carried them tn the Aoo-'Vv "on.-half club” ’ and. Whw- *111 Tavares 2> yard line before It temporarily tha Semlnoles start winning? This Lymm .................... 0 3 0 0— 3 Scat lag Stalled. week the sport* staff will dvYote Tavaran—Touchdown: Flowers 3) An exchange of punts followed, a lot of time to a careful critical and Phil B y r d , ho «wlve|. analyaia of each of th* Individual D. PurceU; Fisher. Palat after hipped breakaway hops for the player*, their attitude*, the coach­ Touchdown: Flowers (plunge) Lyman—Touchdowns: Stevens. SemlnolM, took the Aponka punt, ing system, and team unity unloosed his charge of greared will be publish.<i so that tha Ebgal~ notice lightening for tha first Urn* this fans, wbe by all criteria have lesson, fakrd a bandoff to Bob shown their interest, will know iv Ttm t-otvrv t o t a r iv a*i» on l o t s T t , Johnton, and raced M yards for what their team's ingredient* von iiiLLBUonat vl .mills VI.UM IISS a touchdown that was nullified are befoi* the Semlnoles enter- AU.tXI> VINAMt; compax r. by a clipping pmslty. Rut this tain .Holies Aradrmy of Jackaoa- s nulls roirersi's*IlstattlL time the Semlnoles did not die. vilU Kti.lsy night at th* Kiwanis The* threatened again in tha benefit gam* in Memorial Sta­ wtu.tAM l »;k suivKn »»* W1UMA alllVKIt h.s ut third stance, going down to the dium, J* Apopka 30 yard Him before the THE YARDSTICK no. tu .n Blue Darter* roulj contain them. Sanford tsdsr S i t v r virtue •( » * * • '! In the final itanxa th* Semi¥ 9 «lift l»*n*4 ©nl u*4#r 3 7 first downs St m Court If fM continued to dominate the 31 m 111 rushing yardage for IIIIUMresaN CeestV Fjertas, half. Johnson tucked in • tut«4 D#e«mfcur IT# tl passing yardage I Ain c M M All 1*4 FliW©«• « r an Apopka punt and returned It 3 passes attempted 3 m Is s u T * n«'t4» 31 yards, down to tb* Apopka 40 3 passes completed 3 riaisiiii. > * a J , " *"* ■s.V.!, a » 4 Wilms Bklrer. yard lino. Three pt*>* h ’ er the passes Intercepted 0 Shifts 0 ls wife, ere *»ft»4s»ta. I have Semlnoles bad moved th* ball fumbles lost I ivliS se end will »» NossmSsr *. 4 lit. tfc* ssms tsls* ■ l^osl Bel*« only five yards, but on a fourth IB Dtr 43 yards penaliird c»4 durlse Iks l*fsi fceuis down acrivu past Stanley hit Indisldual Yardage l| sets, nffsr for ssls si Ik* freM Schlrard with «n aerial In the loft Sanford—Schlrard Cl: Stanley 31: 4o*r *f th* M*mln*l* I'ounlr CourtI* Sanfar4. Horl4s. en* ssli flat and Schlrard went like an Goembel II; Byrd •; Johnson T| keese ■O tk* kltksst and bast lilidir, express train for It yards down J. Rutsi 4. far cask siibl*«l Is ell *n4/er an? to the Apopka It. On a fourth Apnpks— Johnson •!; Cleghorn trier ll»*« or iicin ktsicH ih* eilewinu d*a.-tli>«4 real prep*i*> : j . : down Srhtrird bulled for a first >3; Shaw 13; Voss •; Stone •; la aetnlnol* t'owblr. Florida, te-wll: Istta • and IS *1 lit— , h I tif down, citing th. ScmltAlnj a Chandler 4. Itoss11s4 llslgkls kukdlvlelon. first and a goal to go on tbe arrordln* In slat thereof re­ Score by Period* cords* In Fist Hook I. rat* ST. Apopka one. Schlrard cracked Sanford ... . ........... 0 0 0 4 -4 af lb* nubile reeerds of Berni­ through on the next play for th* Apopka . 0 7 0 0—7 na!* Ceusir. Florid* o-i f score, but the tietag point failed Bel* In eellslr **14 Fieri reels* Scoring to materialise as the attempt by Sanford: Touchdown: Schlrard (I sad reels i. i. itonat, aiir.m rr plungv was repolled by a solid yd. plunge) Fowl sol* Count r. Florida Hr J. U llobbr Apopka wall Apopka; Touchdown: Johnson (1 Sanford kicked to Apopka with yd. plunge) Point after Touch­ las* than three minutes remaining down; Sloe* (plaraMut) iJSrWA, 7 .7 'V u .i r f Lyman Loses Game To T a va res 25r6 n In their own back yard midway fat tba fourth quarter, a high cen­ ter ever tb* bead of fullback Ed­ die Lanier hobbled late tb* Pan­ thers end ion*. Tb* Panthers were abl* te cover their awn fumble, but H gare Stanton ano­ ther two points on tb* safety. Tb* Crooms Academy did them­ selves proud In the euting. They were outweighed more than 20 pounds per man, and tb* Jack­ sonville squed more than doubled them in number. Uofensively, Joe King and L. C. McFadden were outstanding for the star-stadded Panthers. Offen­ sively, Lonnie Hardy and Otha Lee Abney were again outstand­ ing in their p i s s i n g comj,nation*. Tbo excellent punting of Tommy Wright kept-lh* ball out of Panther territory and made it much longer trip for Jacksonville. " I f wo could hive pushed a score across." Ft BUck.h-orsald, *wa might hits been able OOJI! MY ACHING HACK! This la the much talked about flying block axercisa that thf Crooms Academy grids Lera go through every day. Sequence begins at right of photo* graph showing the execution of the exercise. At left, Otha Lee Abney hits 6 fool team ^ Mate across the shoulders with his body. According to head coach Joa Fair, thig exercise is r e s p o n s ib le for the excellent tlownfield blocking that la making It possible for the Fiinthers to b r r n k into Big 9 Conference play. The Panthers whipped Melbourne 31-7 after going into the game as the underdog, tied Ocala 6-6 In a game that was touted to be a run-away for the Wild Bulls, and Friday night made a magnificent showing In being edged out b y the second ranking Florida colored prep school football power. Jacksonville, p-0- Saturday night the Crooms Panthers entertain THE power of Florida’s colored circuit, Miami, in Memorial Stadium. Everybody is welcome to attend. (Photo By Jameson) Head coach Jo* Fair was in agree­ ment with the statement unJ ■aid that be had mnr* deception up his aletrv* for the coming week. "Miami will be surpr.seu, to o , ' he said of the gam* to take place Saturday night in Memorial Stad­ ium. Fair had nothing but praise for his highly spirited charge*. "They’re doing a wonderful Job," for the sure, you rosy at least he said. "It's awfully bard to land on the moon." And an upset is not an Impossibility The YardtUrk Bis 3 Confer*nc*. and nv're g lv Stanton in it all w*‘v* got." C'room* 10 Kir.t Dwon. About n*x .* * t • (am* with X M Miami Fair aaid. "Thty're th* 33 Ruihlnc Yardas# 41 Failing YarJag* poe*(iio-te o. N k i.., r ... 30 3-1 Pa»«*. football In Fl irida. an . 33 2 ca, by far, th* greaiMt «- " 'll* 2 Fare** Int*rc«pt*d by 6 Funta lion we’ ve had thli itatoo." Thru 1 FumbUa Loat h r added with a looftdtBt gtw. 3 I 00 Pftialtlea “ B* nice If we upi#t Uwrn. Seer* By Period* woulin't It?" “ ft 0 -0 All thia certainly prom tb* pro- CroOmi _______. . 0 0 Vcfblal aUUmcnt, "U y»j aim Stanton ................. 0 0 07 3 -S From Pigskin To Horseflesh Big Sam David, former Uni‘ verslty of Miami football star, has turned from pigskin to horse­ flesh. David has Just recently bought ISO acre* on Alligator Lake In Polk County. He calls It the Flori* da Stud Farm and plans to develop It for breeding, boarding, breaking and training Florida thoroughbreds. Th* farm is located nerr Atturn, between Lake Wale* and Bartow, on 8tat« Road No. 343, In tha bean of th# Citrus Belt. Of th* ISO acre farm. IS acres arc improvtd pastures—t3 planted with Pangola and 40 planted with Pensacola Bahia. Located on th* tarn* farm la Alligator Laka Boy's Camp with LOGO feet of lak* frontag*. Th* camp is al­ so being operated by Sam D avidf David has been very active (n thoroughbred training at all throe South Florida tracks ever linen hla graduation ia 1330. i.t n ‘ W fV *T ■ -jf Mm , * ! THEY TEACH. • • • I will keep us FREE! ^cT salute Florida's teachers.. j applaud the men and w om en w ho have done so much to help give o u r nation the w o rld ’s highest, educational standards...the w orld’s finest sch ools 5and universities!1 Bound by n o ’’party line” o r bureau-* cratic propaganda.* they;can tfind I the /j/r/r.T.then teach ithc*tm tly which has made America strong... w hich w ill keep Americans’/ ^ 9 r { As>{ r>* V l: REGISTRATION NOTICE America leads in electric power, too! And we are pledged to help keep It that way. Since World War II, great new plants and generator* have been rushed to completion. Addition of four generators to the FPALCO system will boost tho generating capacity, which now stands at on# million kilowatts, by 640,000 kilowatts—an Increase of 64 per cent by 1960, and a spark to even greeter growth and prosperity for fut-growing Florida! Tha Registration Books o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, are open at tha City Hall, commencing Monday, September 17, 19S6, for the pur* p o m of registering for the Moaidpal General Election to be held on November «, 1BS4 and win remain agea each day except Seadaya and hoUdays, up to and Including Friday, October 20, 1950. Only thoee who have reached the age o f 21 during the past ytsr or who have acquired a legal voting residence In Sinford are re­ quired to registaa AU others previously registered since December 1, 1950, are already qullfJed t o vote aad do not have to U. N. BAYER By outstanding performance and faithful service, we hope to earn ever greeter public confidence. . . hope to encourage the new trend In America which proposes more freedom for private enterprim to produce even , . to help you enjoy happier Florida living—electrically! Tkit aJvertlaeMat te eoa *f a eetln that he* »oa national tecojniliea far rWrU*.Tha f n r ii n i FeuaJatien naari it 1 W * MUlanAag Utel aJitriWna rJ It tkie rnreieS Hen** Mallei let (r*«4*na'e v M I la avwy ftrii #f CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER A «a ! ■- �Higginbotham TELEVISION W t ia o - T v t iiiM i a OMMMa ■ *a O a , t l« * a la « C a iiu u B Carnival W t a l* * r- A * * ••sy a i U J * a a w a it M a i • if f Sill SIS KtaStliaui Sill l a i n IlhitkM Ills S;SS S ill t IS la tS S IS lIS ll *• uni Mils IM S Sill III* fif* ■i n i t u n k a C l ah B p .l lm .n S la t ir a C . l . e t i i , I'la tb a u a a l i l t K s ie S * M a ta t M i l l M a i r .t p o it I 'a lt l I ’ n * S t a r l'a h t T f c t a t r * • l* * - O ff r a a a la r ■ • r a lit S ig n - * * I ' i wa ra la R i m b i M a i l a a lh a f M ill Mill IIS C M B N k tn . 4 ■ n t u t l KVRklSO l l l t k a y M anta lilS *:•* Si44 lla p o rt l:l» UauB Kdaatdt A Naai Sill Bupartnan T i l l H adaa I I I till Ita b ln llo n d S i l l I U tt t.urr a la lia ra m b a r H rlSa • as Studio On* \ in an n u rn a * A llan I *■>4 Rob O lm m la ia I I SS I M IS R a p n rt • * THE SANFORD HERALD carrier boys celebrate Nattonal Newapaper Week Carrier Boy’s Day with movies at tha Rita Thaatr*. Manager E. Kimbrough welcomes the group of carriers to the Ritx Theatre last Saturday morning. (Staff Photo) Mill ‘J-** r*nL Mary Ward Mill Lata Shew Nawe A n it a - a f f T rreiiA V k e s x r a a Sill Teal ratlara ties (lead Hominy lies Cast. Nanyara* IM S s is h Harry Moor* i te n IMS (CoatinaH I i«4B Pag* I) County Home during tha put month Mould hivt bam appioxlmately tw o." ha slid. Proposing this change, John Krider stld that the county would have to let up the plant and lesie It to prlvala operitors who are under tho direct supervision of ■ State Board. “ We owo this to our older peop l f s a i d the County Commissionsr-eleet, “ and now is the time to slimtnato the ‘poor house* amt look after them as they should ba looked after." Seminole County will «a\e money, modrrniie the care that our older people nrod, and elimin­ ate a cnntroverilil matter from 11our county government, said the newly appolntrd Chamber of Com* • merce eiecutive secretary, stg | "Thla ian’l anything new." Krlk a ,)er said, “ but only a itep that other counties have already taken to Improve the service to Its people.” Placing our older eitliens in a THE SANFORD HERALD currier boy.* enjoying banana aplita ami ice crenm Rmlas on National Nevnpapcr Week’s Carrier Dry’s Day lust Saturday at Touchton’s Drug muring home will provide the nurting care, the dietician, mo­ Store. (Staff Photo) ________ _ dern building anJ facilities, si well a* pleasant surrounding*, CIUMKR TO PUM. IN l o j , an d lb » N u flh a a a la r lr n ( and that they need and deierve. It was VOTES EUR IKE L E G A L NOTICE n l l l i l n 111 l i d u ( Ib a a u ra a y lla a ot M a la Hoad la o . p», tlu n . . a l ­ TAMPA i * - Rep. William C. explained. l o t : aatd a u ra a t Him b a lb k d a m llb - Cramer, Elorlda'i only Republi­ In an Interview with Krider totd am t lo iA lt d l U t l u j i * p o l i i o n Ih # • n u t h can congrrtamen. will putt In'day he said that “ the land on t in * o f heitl< *l» 19. T o n ri»hi|» 21. many vote! for I’ reeident Kuen- which tha County Home la n o w h u u t li. I f H i t t . • 41** unco of i'ii# ii r*ot r.iin of hower, the tresaurer of the United located la more valuable then fur or H o iilh to rat i tim er the States asld yrltrrday. the purpnae for which It I* S T A T U ItO A D S la t* Ihr hr ru n .North 32* l l ' H .S VWORIDA. » " • « '" r ° Mr*. Ivy linker I’rie.t s p o k e on being ueed—we owr o u r elderly ji illa tA fti •* <»f u n i Wt»l. if riollda. fD#t tn t h * h # f i« n 1 r t f of 0 a television WKLA-TV prugrsm people an obligation, ono to take f U f V * c o m * * * # to t h * l o f t AIMS _kawa M# llaam Itf«tltil4v IRfl care of them properly snd ade I n ' i l r i K m r .- i l l ’ i* o f f # p |; yesterday. iubd!?w»* |»tt|tion«r qusttly—and at Ihs same time tfi#tt< p r tin N o v lh o t l f a b 4 N o r t h w » * i * r l r A l'-n ir t h * » r c o f * t i 4 we owe the cltliena of <mr county r u r t e t»»r**< * h a c o n t r a ! a h a I a ar>0 I i , h ,ar> l at Ib a i t m , anO i l a i * Ult-TOS V. c h h u tu a k . •« the obligation to look after their of W t»l 'll**# • d lSlA tW U o f OMlIMtaU *“ J la la n S a B la ,s f n u , , r l r * i l i n l >uu. a : a b a ra b y aaieta In a manner that will re­ l l f t S S J f r o t to • p o in t o n t h * M ^ ir i : o k K M s r .s r d o u a i. \V # a l lif t * o f lio n I f , T o w n - eouiiuaaitaO lu a u o a a r Or t lt in o *ti I .. Ilia p .t lllu n b a ie tu fo te flect the good planning and fore• h ln 21 H o u th It A f it A 2* p l U W ie K D IN O l.,, A N O DV T M t; IS T llf , t 7 ,u M V T Ii • » M l* It 'll ll o d t r a , _ fto d f ra y V a lia n t Laly S a a rrh K n r Tnmerr«w U u ld la y t .ly h l Radio l—aanruHO i as* Nll.llt VfLKS wovnav m th A IT k R h O O V D A ILY name IP0H| 11. Adduce tl. Tough IS. iVrform IT. Old limit <archaic) 11. Kroten MBler entt So. 4: f P.labl of Way >■ '* * . inr. I'LRRK Or flRCt.IT COURT r l o W 0LC CULVTr' lAH 1. flinch -A " III-ALTA ‘ LIT* (SKALl use East-D®** * ,,M r a r«l Ao/r* »a Uabaowo • Wlater {’•r1j1 :. £ *r. l . i : Ai’ HKl*. arcnrdln* lo lh« llryan W Henry, Kao. 1 Tpi,I Ihrraof rrrordad In I'la I Ronh H o lla n d tlu lld la a », r»*a 11 ot Ilia public record* of r»r*»t K*. * ,c.rritnnl* irounly. Plorlda. I'nntalnlnir * 1* »rrr mor# or lata parrat So. 1 UIVNKtl JlV: IVrillttaad U Trwulmaa and Pin,.I T. Ilarrllan. r .» « - * parcel Ke * Apoi.b»Ka 1 parcat S« * K RSP'f iu S K % * * « *,u’ So- 1 Th* V n V y . « a *0 tAil aatf eft « j ; villa iff'M ln* Nall’a 0»a*S - 'recorded l» to Iba PU« I, and r.',*1 n T th . pubVe record. o« T A K f S N O T I C E T h a i a O e e ta ra - ATTOtiNKm r u n (L>n o f T a l il n a !<*• I.aan file d In H i* a h * , * at 1 1- d rau ae, by th » I'.r lt lo n e r . th e e m u lr t n a a u lb n r lt r nf lh a a * p rn ra e d la a a o f th e t a k ti.e .if I h * • f u n , >1e,i rtb ad U n d a . fo r t i e p u rp n te >at f o r t .i In the partIt. n In t i l l , ra u a e , t i n A * t lo h t or o a y f o r a p o rtio n e f S l s t r tlikad tM . h .r r ilt v .lr C o u n t ,, F lo r id a and th at n o * n f Ih * J u d y , * n f I h * C lrm i l C o u rt In t h * N in th J u d l. lot C ir c u it o f P ln r ld a . Will nn I h * l l l h d * r n f O c to b e r A . P . I t l i a l I s o 'clo ck In I h * fo ran n o n th e re o f. In C l r r n li r n u r * i* h a m h a rs fn S n n ln lr I'n u n ly « 'o n rl Ilo n a * a l S a n fn rd . P lo rld a r o r c ld r r a* Id M e rtaratln n nf T a k l n r . a p p o in t a p p r .l a r r * and m a k e a u rh o r d ,r a * Ih * C n a rt d i , m i proper A ll p a r t lr y tn lh a e n lt and ■tl e a r lla a I n t r r r a lr d m a r ap p e a r SfcSdS®Ss,5^H S£.'tt*JS1SB2ayfi 31. Norwegian •now ghoa (var.) 33. Commence ts. CapllAl »E*ypn H 1‘erela ST. rull of metallic rock 31. Young fish 3P. Epoch 30. Vigor 33. Music not* 31. Withdraw 30. Gas* Right o f W ay That part af: •t«li 1 Ihrw t Iactual,». and - hot IS, nioeh "A " ; and U>«* I and ». IIloch “ ll'* ot HI-AL­ TA *UTTIJI ICIIRA-. SemiHole Caantr, aceordla* to the atai tbareol raoardad tn Plat Rook I pays 14 nt tha public record, of Sanitnota Coanly. PIarido'*i lylna cat Sonthweattrlr nt and Within SI teal af Iba aurery tine (|rd Stale Reed ISS. Oeetioa MSI- i organ T™ r l I «» % latlon r ~~ TT- * % r— X- ,r I X- rr _ % % \p w m mm wM r i» t v — |— M tS fe M g A M y TO ORDER CHRISTM AS CARDS! on beauti­ ” m m m mTTm ■ M w m rr~ m ta M E ■ rr _ vr ir TT % 48 TT i “ i % To Our Friends and Customers Wo A re Now Open For HIGH PRO TECTIO N * S A NE Q R P uuiukkahJ iw. bass Member »’DiC and w ra p p in g s. . . . See our complete lino POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY 117 S. Magnolia Our reputation at a Now Ford Doalor ridos with ovory car wo toll. H*i to our odvantooo fa mako sure you aot.a.aoad dipl* ii i 1955 Ford Tudor Cm Iw , WSW, B/Covtn Ford Tudor Cunt, V8, Soul Coven, At Ford 4 d f Cuntoin V8, AL W8W< B/Covuru Ford 6 cyt ML Tudor, 8/Cov*ra Ford 4*dr. 6 cyl. Cu«t 4-dr^ RAH, S/Cavcr*, WSW 1918.90 1445.00 045.00 1155.99 1105.00 045.00 1105.00 1045.00 1045.00 219540 Phona 981 Ford MI, V i 4 d r. 8/Corrra, R, WSW Ford MI. V8 2 ir H 8/Coraro, II, WSW Ford 2 dr. Raneh Wagon Ford 2 dr. Cuat 8 cyL 1045.00 •00.00 1952 r I Ford Coal A ryl. 4 dr.. At, RAH 4 dr. Pontiac, Hydromat It, R A H 080.00 015.00 1951 Discount For Cash & Garry 480.00 295.00 o«a.uti 1950 Rulrli Tudor Conr. Super 8, R A H, 8/Covara, At, WSW, _ Pontiac Tudor 8 cyl, R A H, At, BUL, WIW Ford 4 dr. Cuat VB, 8-Covtru R A H Mtreury 2 dr., Clb. Cpo. V-8, RAH, IM^ertn Plymouth 4 dr. 0 cyL RAH, 9 C a tm - 445J0 205.00 295.00 275-00 271.00 1949 If You Prefer LA N EY D RY CLEANERS E, IL LANEY OWNER 110 E. Second S t ~ Olda. 2 dr., tuton, R A H , Hydromallc Nnah Tudor, H, 01). S/Cortr Ford Tudor, Cuat V-8, R A H Alterations: 15 % 845.00 825.00 Phone 465 Ford Adr. Cuot, 0 cyL, R A H, OH Plymouth 4 dr. Spur. Dlxo-, ft-Cor. Dodge 4-dr. fl cyl. WSW, H, B-Cov#ra Ford 2-dr. Cuot V8, Radio, 8/Covtra • • Strkkland-Morrisonflnc. Tutr Friendly FORD Dank* 308 E. FIRST 8T. 1M L ^ L f 1405.00 1100.00 1940.00 Ford Cuftt 0 ryl 1 dr„ R, At, H/Comu Ford Cuftt. 0 cyL At, R, Pwr, fltf. WSW, Ford MI, 0 ryt Tudor, 8-Covart Ford Curt 0 eyl. At, R, Pwr. Stf. 8-Cor, Ford Ml, VO Tudor, S-Covara Ford Cust 6 cyl- 2 drn 8/Covcru Hluil* Comm. V8 2 dr, Hardtop, At, R A H Tachometer, Cadillac motor Business AFTER Extensive ful 1956 designs in Christmas cards ! the voter* I* thla year'* earn* palfn. A. L Wilson, commissioner named la All the veaancy caused by th* rnlgnetioa earlier thla year, declared hlmcolf a candi­ date for th* unCapIrsd term of Or.* yosr. S* far, H im hai been no In­ dication as to who will announce fee tho teat now occupied by Commissioner John Krider, 1954 Pickup and Delivery during month of October! LOW C O ST By ■ASIAN JONU OV1KDO— Tb* Oviedo P-TA will obeonre Ha aaanal Fatbera* Might when they meat far thetr evening, at • ft. ■ . to Ue school sudiurlnm. Mrs. James Partin, new president, will preside over her first meeting of the year. Onset speaker for tbit occasion wilt be Judge Ernest Houtholder of Sanford. Hoiteseas for Uda occasion will be tho ninth and tanth grade mo­ ther*. All Interested persons art In* vited to attend. Ford Tudor ML t «,1. II, S/Corrr, on nil Christmas Card Sets ordered ISlVu * f s f r W « •« Ih. Southwa.t cora.r, Ibprsa/j OR-N»‘ h DTi Mil tea v. ChrUlman Parrel 1 MID lf* Si T p e t i t i o n cit Name Imprint 1^ " ^ S i r .'d l i U M at 1' i l i n V a e . to Vaa baalaalao at a cu m coacava ta ika left aod havlaa i ?.dlua at SUM* «••»» ru n Kortherly and Sotlhwaailily aleaa Ihi are ol .aid . uru, Ihrouih a cAiifrAl in ij* /* J l f i r "A dttlAnc# of in a point on *hA IV#*I IIn* Soetlell It, Towaahlp ll HuUtb. Itanaa 11 Real, a dlslaae. at I 1 ITT0 teat Oouth of the Northwest eornar of SWU, ihrraof. Tha land baralnabova enaaarad be. a trlanwuUr abepad pareal of (~Pknd roaUlnlna SCI kcraa, more n u l ld lr g P ra y e r Fathers' Night Set By Oviedo P-TA Tuesday Evening 1953 The plant wsi built by the 0 rowers Conlelnrr Corp. of Sa linn, Calif., to ullllie paper fmm the nearby St. R*|l* Paper Co. mill About 3/* million boie# will be the Initial weekly output. Thla will be nearly doubled In two months. FREE, III! •* Saetlaa »». TiwaahIO % T a l la h a a t r r , K lo rld a and M ack f I r r r la n d . F.t'X A«L,. i ' .nlrl, •M 'iVn'”rM " "i D e l'll M tifA l> »an tlraahara N aw e The Phrrnt, Tsacher Aitoeihtlon of tb* Seminole Rotenwald Elemntary School, Altamonte Spring*, held it* initial meeting of this school term last week In the School Auditorium. The first Mr«. Keile Blair, president. Th first item on the agenda for the evening dlirUailon was "The ean do ta rmedy Ihm." The grup witneaied pledge* of support from a large number of patrons Who rmhuilaelltally agreed to serve a, horn-room mothre, commute* nimbre, and contact grup*. Th tw project* to be epon.ored this school ter are. landscaping he area aurroumling Lake Mobil* by h* beauslflcatlon committee, and purchasing of rhythm band uniform* and initnimenta by the must* committee. The new teachers wer* Intro­ duced and other teachers were presented by I’ rincipgl J. L Meute. They axpreurtl themaalva* th faculty group, and pledged their support to this community. Principal Meuie and faculty M ith to extend their appreciation to th* member* ef th* PTA Who *urrr»fully combined butlnr,* wth entertainment by serving a mo*t detectable luncheon. The principal also in his deliberations expreHed the fact that tho DM■ most successful school year. IP. Strang* 31. Speak 30. Krench coin DOWN I. Presiding officer* mallet I jy m a n ' a C a ll T e JLV ITU 3.-M I T>lf ll* 2. Mount*)31 Whacks •JM.fl' :tM .I.| nymph. istang) 43 0* 0.1 TIM- I 3. Fluff 31 E c fXd .U.T OUT 4. Style ten•iJ'VJ t'.’ J J t i ft. Ablate trie , i y j im I 4,-JJ I'M r-4 HI 1 ft. Uk* a 34. Merry •j i -j m •i” h an conifer 31 Freej n :ii* i io n * 7. Sprite lured ttcyiOi.i ** 'mm-: 1 Arctic 3T. Opendriver Inga 11. Malt (anal) beverage It. Oc13. A roundup cur34. Ood of tova 13. fthlrld rente tCr.) IP. Symbolism 30. Couple* 31 Two-toed (Am. Ind.)31. Atm IScoL) »>oOl 30. Transgress31 Footllke IT.Conatal. 10. occupy completely 11. Iliblicg! 3P. Metal 40. Nobleman 41. Mold 41 Italian actress gign nn ContlnaN from page 1 “ Wa have provided a large park­ ing lot for builnsss on riret Street (hat Is free to all the peo­ ple. A program U already passed living the City a s tm t lighting system. “ In meeting and helping t« solve these problem* with th* City Commission. I beta become fami­ liar with tha operation or the rity." Commissioner Higginbo­ tham pointed out. “ More problems art afcsad of the Commission that will help the City grow even more than It has In tha pan,” he Hid. “ Since I am familiar with many of these problems, I hope to be able to help in any way poaiible to see Sanford get soma Indus tries, a good street syetem, a communi­ ty renter, and adequate parking space. “ For this reason, I am otfaring myself ai g candidate for roejection fo tho Cily Commission.” Commissioner Higginbotham said. C o m m Uiloner Higginbotham1! announcement making himself a Hndidile In tha forthcoming Nov. * Cily Flection, brings the tout number of candidate* to two for th* three eeats to ba named by CROSSWORD ACKOftN I. Hayed on links ft. htimics ft. Melody fixedly 31. Mend*, as lla a a r t I m f i i a a H a A C la u d K v a a m c MualS I f * H a n r * lira * Colored News W k lk -T S J M'KSO.V VILI.K IPP' M a rk e t MORSINU 11:11 HulillaB LIsM M S Twilight bunk* T f f.a n a r n i» B F a r * H a s T o Man • i r l k a ll nit* V a lia n t l a t i la > a a t U t a i t a r r h te r T e a i .r r a w IS ill I S lI S m se tig 4 ;*S 4:41 4 i* l \>aaS _____ Mnralsa* I •« I'aataln K S .s.r*. til* Till LaaS at O u r* » la lla n d a ia a d ISilS £ A I U t i Liter l>*i*nit>*r Utult iia l!St tits MS Hlgfct M i l l .a Sill f a i l e d N a ila a a MS T h * It h y ih a i H e a r t I l e a * W ith M u a ti iiiii *M * Iwtawan’ a Call Ta rraaar t;:ts ■Iga O ff U n t i l IH aw M a la a t V n l l l t i r V a is * a t r i t « * t * a « Ml ha l i M M i a l l * » r u *l« a l l u * S * a i W u rl« A t d l l Ills 4ilS bputi* Mat a Aeteauit* «ltk Ua«l» Wall M S ill* THE SANFORD RXKALD Mon., Oct S, 1988, Page 7 ' 1 h A- ‘ �— VNWJT'S AU » ' T t a I n TT N « A T , twact N 9M 7 F .M A U .V O O T A M - AUAKAN CUXK 1 THAT VSO®0» ! i s '* R O W .' J j t * s * A * x r h a . ' y c u C W T u n w w t a n p . / « * « * « « not i ' 0 ne w * e j» i !f0 THE kOUXM _ %KAO H»S OUN, Ht'O tA«l MY #*AP Z j / roi/TL \ jia e c s M C N .' w i i m nnjtt.1 icoucf V— 'THEY OATHl* TO TRAPS. THCRE ARE AIH*T» W * BC™* POE SUCH AS US/ M oot _ I^ P O T 'am T ,_f f p - * — - < ^ 1 | ^■V'*** t um«m. Ml uh kCUJOl MARKET. is p ry OC"*3 TO NOW. r n « p RASH. he arc orr t o the Tn£RCf / _ OH v f 5 ' c i * « 0 e 0 * USED t o TVlUL TH£ < *VA3Ch, B u t It 5 FU LL U S _ A*P A ir t n t lATt«. ^ BRO «eN DOW N. A h P W t nYiOW NOTH >K<> o r THESE MACHINES' H l£ R £ >OU M AY T %> & b » n t m c s c f J NXW ICBT N f * 0 4 J (I ft's r o rr rr r ' \ aurvet o y s ? N tectP / s o r s o u s ’ *vth just O l AMT A /SUCH TALitT ,»e TU N E'O P .' y S n C U l P TA«E H M v____ ’v ’ o o u R t f c c ? / E h, B S t f S5T> ^ hoS ^ a l ? 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OltEET. ijr a S i TO: ROAICR I.ER HIUUONIL wboia realdtnea and molllna addreoe la Id Proipect Plore. X iarrL Now ,#7otf ARB RERERT ROT1FIEP that oult for dlrorra and rattodr af alaor chlltrrn haa been filed m l M l r * a la I k a C ir c u it C o u rt of • m lnolo i'A u n lr , T l u r l.t * . In r n a n * . c ry . b r I I I . K A V I K NIM MONA lo lb * • n t i l l t ' t c o n ic Vuu i l l i n r i b r re q u ire d la I I I * n o r An> • o c r a n d /o r n lk c r n lo o p lo cd In n o ■rdonen o l lh lo o o t l b th o C lo rh "t Iho obo«o o n lltlo d C o u rt ood lo o erto n c o p y o f u m i upon l» r o ih io IV o io o n . A lt o r n o r (o r r u i o l l l l a t I t * N o rth M i l l H ir e d . f- A . o rlo n d o , r t o r ld n oo o r hofnro ■ho I t l h d o r o f O cto b e r k. O. I H ( . O th « r*lo o a Docroo P r o Confrooo • I II bo * m a r c d o s n ln o t r o a fo r fa t.'a ra to co o o rro ood f il e poor Aotoror o r o t h * r d ofo o io o • • t«< q u ire d h r lo w . 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Halloa aad thall carry un all athrr *4M Kiialnoaa l u t e d ot H onfurd . F lo r id a . .* l h H e r o f P e n te n ib o r. l i | « j a c ic H i i :n t :r . 1 IO H K IIT IV A H P O M A - t’ A l’ t T O ■I d U H l l l t r b H treet u r t n n a lle a rh F lo r id a L t t b m .r fo r A n p llra o ta . Ik li �16-B B A im f PARLORS Em pty? A N T ADS KK N T 'C M F A S T Pk 1821 1 A—PLACU W RAT W* don’t have "customer* . w# havo friend* • THE DOGGIE OAK A UINEH, Lake Mary. 2-4JARP O f THANKB Tha Bereaved family of Itaymonh i M. Itigg'a with to i « « t l theii hearth'll thank* an 1 apprecia­ tion for the act* of kimlnet*. message* of »>mpithy and b*autlful floral offerings received from neighbor*, relatives anti many friend*. Mr*. U. M. Itiggs 4—LOST____________ LOST—Light blue Parakeet. Child’* pet. Call 10J4-W after 3:30 P.M. ST-HELP WANTED—MALE <1—FVRNTTUBB . HOCBEROCP I M—A PTE—HOUSES—HOOIIS THE SANFORD HERALD Mon., OcL 8- 19M, Fsg« 1 45-HOMES ROUTE SALESMAN — Year u**a rvwm »«. a, Modem Alr-eondltumad Balm SSSt ‘ round work, earning* abeva H arriett'# Beauty N**k m BaaT u t St a vara g*. good opportunity for IN a. Oak PR. BH aggretaive man who la willing NECCHIKLNA It Pay* To Ua# Classified. to hunt*. Chauffeur'* lleent* Sawing Machine Center rcceitary. NE-III BOTTLING Sale*, Service and Rental* U—BUILDING — REPAIRS G A R R E T T S CO., dot Celery Are._____ PA1NTOO Phont 1422 Man for fuel- oil rout*. Giro 323 E. Ftrtt 81. qualification* In writing to BOX Thl* 1* a fra* paaa to th* RIU WOOLSEY 202. Sanford Herald._______ Theatre for Marty Stemper. Marine Flnbthw Experienced TV Repairman. Sal­ Eip. date Oct. IT, 1936. ary A Commission. State eiF or Your lionl perienee. reference* end extvet. Senkarlk (Jlaat and Paint Co. ed »*Ury. Reply lo Bo* N. X. >VE WANT 112111 W. 2nd St. Phone 820 C/O Sanford Herald. 2 Bedroom bout*. Kitchen equip- 2-bedroom modern C.B.C. Large K , water furnished. 3704 clostla, carport*, tljo o Dowa. DILLS HARD TO PAT? Sell ach Av*. Gn A MKo W 149 per mo. 2412 Oak. Pk. FU N FR A l m o •-* I thiogs your* through w i t h 282? J. Furnished Apt. I bedrooms, large M-|k»4r * *J ■“*»*' living room, dining room, gat through Want Adi for CASU. LAKE FRONT 4 sleelric kitchen, », urge screen P)K)NI »H ♦.»r ed porch. Faring Lake Jk* Mary. New three bedroom hous* on Call 1S2L Lake Emma. One anJ half tiled Call Mr*. J. IL Cowan, 1149-R Of 243-W.____________ baths. Florida room. Lot 221* | x 223*. Turn S r ona rail* at Axalon Apt*. Eficiancy, Ph. 720-W Oaklaun Cemetery. EFFICIENCY Apartment. SuiT- 3-Redroom, 2 bath horn*. Lovely able for bachelor or couple. Prisection. 2009 GrjiiJvirw Axe. xate bath. Acroea from Post Interested parties only call Office. Manuel Jacobson.____ YOUR “ DONT WANTS" Jacksonville, EV-414U. ,U i'fU * . REAL ESTATE Now It th* lime lo Trade-In 47—BROKERS aad REALTORS your old Furniture for new II—ACREAOB M . B U I L D IN G H f l D t 1957 Florida Style* Near Seminolo High School. 3In Home Furnishing* This is a ft** past to tha Rut bedroom home. 2 years old. j Thealr# for II. A. Throop. Exp Kitchen equipped. FHA financ­ HIGHEST TRADE IN ' date Oct. 17, 1954. ed. Include- blinds, water neat- w f ALLOWANCE er A Spare heater. Beautiful L__ ATTENTION BUILDERS (regardltit of condition) landscaped lot. Pricr-I at $ t l . - ---15 sere plot, rnrncr Celery A 400. Itrnuiring $l,9ud. Down, Hutson Ava’s,; tarrna. Ph. OtMATHER OF SANFORD $6*1 nto. No flo,ln g cos*. Undo 3-5043 after 1:00 pm. 2IU-09 E. 1st. St. Phone 127 24-M ALE er I’EMALE FLOOR j and ina and finishing. . Cleaning, waxing. herring Ramit- OPENING for Meat Cutter, Meat nole county aince IMS. Wrapper Cathier, Apply FOODII. M. Gleason, Lake Mary MART. PAHK AVE. A 23th. " M cK A N K Y-SM lTH PAINTH fl^ W t)H ~ WANTED—MALE 2AI& 3. Park Plv*n* >»> Lawn mowing. Power mower. Ralph Bennett, Ph. 464-R. Floor sanding and flnUhiag. A belttr |oh at a toiler price. Carpenter want* work. 511 Myr­ Free eatlmatra. Ph. Collect tle Ave. Otlcdo FO-531H4. S —BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ATTIC GOING TO WASTE? TomItE SECURE ins It Into one or morn attrac­ tive room* I* raiy, inexpensive, WITH YOUR OWN BU8 INEM TV SPECIAL let Hill Lumber ami Supply Florida manufacturer and InYard help you decide how to attllar of Spic ‘n Span quick *erSofa Bed make It serve you. Call 83, Tho vice laundrlaa hai a franchiae Matching Chair Lumber Number, or drop in— available for thin area. Nn preCoffee Table 223 2 Slrp Tablet 5 W. Third at. vloui experience nrceiiary, low 2 Lamps For Painting call Mr. Talker, Ph. down payment, liberal bank fi­ $ nancing, unusually high profit*. 644-XK. (loom apeclal tl4.IL No obligation. Monarch Laundiy GOLDEN DAWN Tid Burnett Machinery C’orp.. P. O B ox'610, INTERBPRING MATTKK3S for PAINTING Ft. Lauderdale, fit . NOl Grandview Phone 1952-M. Sag 849.30 last trad* 329 50 Bo* Springs at Identical Savings 23-PIANO SERVICE FINANCIAL 179.00 ■ M B ER 44—FARMS AND GROVES It—LNSURANTE JU U B - 1~ i v n * i ' ■* ' * ' f ^ x.M ON THE IIAN DVVAGON—NOW I Our paw aearons schedule now starting. Is filling rapidly. If YOU or* |ilamiing to sell, use Ihlf tinntc.tr.I and Proven *i "l i ,>c***nP * 'he Successful Hnn.hrotigh Auction Method. I.rl us in.|'f*t ymir property—there** no nhI'ration. Call or write us — Mrtralf Bl Jg, Orlande. Phone 41571 ly l.l SANFORD A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. HOLLYWOOD RE!) Builder Phon* 1991 1100 MtIJonxUle Innerspring Maltrexa Box Spring COMPLETE MODERN LARGE 4-bedroom home. IJoal Headboard (choir* of colors) INSURANCE location for rhildten. Ph. 3533-J. J 19.50 All tb* NEW KINDS of fire and 3-PERSONAL NOTICES CKHA.MIC T IL E Legs Free 4 room, 2 bedroom home, $5750 casualty. Iniuranrt available In F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 Uxcaln.1 on Old Orlxndo High­ the belt of Companies at loroROLLAWAY, HoiptUt and B»by Paul Free etUmate. Quality work. way. Ideal for children, school ett Rain to those -sbo qualify. See our new line of floor covering Bad* Day, Week, or Month—TeL bus stop. Call 1332-M. and cnmplti* home furnishings. Conault B A L L INSURANCE 1433. Furnnura C e n te r FREE DELIVERY PLUM BING AGENCY. 204 8. Park Ave. I ll West FUit St. Contract and Repair Work ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Sanford. Fla. Free Eatimate* Corner 2nd A Msgwolla, Ph. 1U2 FREE 33—MONEY TO LOAN It. L. HARVEY “ Bud Bamberger” Mgr. N A M E lM l'K IN T 201 Sanford Ave. Phone 1328 TIRED Open Mouday'a ill 4:84 P.m. AU TO LOANS On Christman Cards During VISIT OUR BALCONY COST LEBS of tb# tame old tilingf October Bo* tb* ipuelvui new tastefully L a y - A way NOW! different homes ia —, — Florida State Bank a jih 'i i i ' f FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE POWELL’S orriCF. SUPPLY South Plnecrsst Sanfon OF SANFORD . —tt Warehouse Prices, visit Grove Manor* Sanfon 111 8. Magnolia — Phon* 944 Contracting and Repair BERRY'B. W* art expert* at u Valencia Villas DtLam MERCHANDISE 1137 Sanlord Art. Fhoaa 1111 ■Itiing you to ooeur* gracious a u t o m o t iv e good look* with functional conIMMEDIATE 4 2 -ARTICLES for RENT vtflltnco. Today’* beat buys la W. J. KING 3 —BOATS AND MOTOR* OCCUPANCY nationally advertised furniture Plumbing Contractor NOW 4 mm film rental library al DISCOUNT PRICES. Ml W. Kohler Plumbing A BuppUaa F.vinrud# Bale* A Service ■l Wi«boldt't C*mer* Shop. >10 Ideally Situated First St. Phon* 1817 for Evad­ Rtem Electric Watar Hatters ROItSON Sporting Good* S. Park Avt. ing Appointment. Ph. 34 Luxurioualy Planned 304 E. i»t Bu P b o n tm U34 Orlando Dr. ARTICLES far SALE .Moderately Priced Plumbing. Ertikr Hasting _ USED MOTORS • BIG VALUES —Finery te Ten— Unconditionally Gu»r»nl*ed 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 M. G. HODGES • QUICK CREDIT and 2 hatha altuated oa large, 1954 Mercury Mark 33 Sarvle* cm.Ail Watar __ • EASY TERMS artistically landsra|>ed lots. (Dcmonitrotor) ............... JJ" ▼«MtUa BIMa Wall* Drilled — Pumye W1LSON-MAIBR Pavnl atreeta and all other Paola Read. PhOM TOd 1954 Evinrudf 30 HP ........ T500 lead. b i - M a i New and Ueed Fninllurr city convenience* make that* 1953 Evlnrud* TH HP rail wRb ptaaMe ends. Plaatte Phone 358 colonies of owner-occupied rayon tape*. Cotaow er nylon 311 E. Pint Bt. PLUMBING A HEATING (Perfect) ’ i** homes truly delightful plate* 1955 Mercury M»rk 7 » 0 Septic Tank Installation A Sarvlae 44-FARM and GARDDRN to live. 14 HP Mercury ihlft ■ Hatter Service. Archie C. Hat Sowkartfc Glaaa u d Pakit O ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS M L Phone 73I.W or 1333. 112-114 Weat 2nd 8L Mlesion err-Irerboa ring S tr a w * Designed, Built and Sold Crettlina Aluminum Boat* and borry Plants— 31.36 par bundFiberglaaa B<>au from $299 W* buy and sell used furniture 22—SPECIAL NOTICES rod Call Ray Lord. 1J17-W. ODILAM A TUDOR Inc. 1337 MERCURY MOTORS Paying top cash price* far any Builder# of Fine Home* thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ tJg ntrume for sat*. Large field AltE IN CUSTOM UPHOUTERINO For Florida Living ING POST on IT-92 Ph 20M-W. Look for the new 4-cyllndtr, 60 Slip Covert and Drapto groan plants. $I.BO lo 2 00. HP Marcurya coming na*t STANLEY KULP RALES OFFICE Call 1547 W, Sanford. Fla. PAINT. $2 50 gal. Sleeping bags, PHONE 2354 J. month. 2818 8. French Avenue ■ut*. blanket*, tarpaulin*, Army W. P. Smith phone 2100 and 2980 Navy Surplus. 210 Sanford AvtMotora-BoaU-Painlt-Glai* PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS RENTALS 2413 8. Park Phone 1201 All typa* and tin*. Installed or On* 30,000 BTU oil haatar with “ Do It Yourself." blower fan. Parted condition. >4—APT*—R0LTR4—ROOM! tVE REPAIR AND SERVICE This It a free pan to the Prairie Itat than 2 yrs. old. I’ hone I30A STINE Ijk e Drive-In Theatre for Mia. 3-room unlurn. apt. Newly Oecora TBANifERREtl OUT OF TOWN Machine and Supply Co. Will toll equity in 2 lledtuuni II. B. McCall, Eip. date Oct tad. 1MI Calory Ph. 40&-W, DIAMOND wed ling and engage­ Home, Including following (urni 207 W. 2nd Su Pb. B '7, 1956. ment eneemble, co»l $700. Make lure; rug. vtnatian blinds, gal This la a fra* past to Prolrl* an uffer. Phone 1020-J. 3—MOTORCTCLBB-BICTCLRS GATLIN BROTHRRR kitchen range, hot water heawr. Lek* Drtv* In ror Mr*. Jimmy Dragline A Bulldoier ServUe EKOTAPK Recorder, mtkee rte. circulating heater. P H O N E Crapfw. Exp. date Oct. IT, I95A. 1-24 Inch bicycle. Red Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2I3S-W Santorl Value $339: will take »1»* ItII 2221 J. Uptala Ituail. While. Cheap, Ph. 22T4-J. laurel Ave. WKLAKA APAHTMKNTK: room* ORLANDO Sentinel Star. Call private baths. 114 W. First SL 12—TRAILERS Goo.| ueed Electric Range, only Ralph Ray, 1 1 5 0 . ________ FHA APPROVED $63 00 . Sc* it at Sanford Electric SBE bemioel* Realty far Denr Trailer, Sale-Rant, PS. 444-XR. Compeny. skit H am at aad Apt*. Phon* 27 Open House Daily BULLDOZING It will nay YOU to are us tofore From 12 noon 'III « p. nt. RE .SURPRISED at our variety HUTCHINSON'S O e t n LOWERY A BRIDGES you buy. Open Evening* and Front and low price*. F.M R. Sc, 10c dan. 1354-W Orange City *fe 4 3034 Sunday*. Apt*. 214 S. Atlantic. Day lent 2528 PALMETTO A 2.3c Store, 321 8. Sanford. KatUide Trallei Sale* Beach. Cali 2274-W. CROSLEt - BENDtX 2547 PALMETTO I'alalka, Fla. Good uted Hotpelnt Refrigertlor Sales and Service BBflRABLt *M and two bad• 3 BRgeloui Bod room i for just llooo, a bargain. Blit1964 aluminum, all-modern 30 foot RANDALL room fur*11bed apt Ph. ill-W • m Triad Baths ford Electric Ou. trailer. BUI Adama. DreamwolJ Elaetne Company • Largo Lota I Trailer Court. Servlc — Quality— Bauafactlon L'xed maple tod and mttlreli, Ntw two bodroom bouiaa, kltchta • High and Dry 23J7-J-1 Da Bary K<>o.| condition. Th. 2237- It. t'h 113 Hanford equipped. 1444 Washington. Pb. Masonry construction with osk i3—TRUCES __ 443 or wrilo Jsck Flynt, Boi floors, whit* maible chips FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * G e n a r a I Electric Refrigerator. 302 Sanford. built-up roof*, fully insulated, 1952 Ford *i ton pick up. New Wall Drilling, HOWARD C Like new u*<d let* than t >*ar, furead walls, sparlmji flo ifli lire* 1.00*13 mud grip rear. New LONG, PlH»* MB Itl 1130 00 take* it. Sanford Electrie Furnished glrago apt 5500 Mtlm Paint, A-l throughout One lo­ tnd *11 wall furnace*. Commercial Av*. Co. lenvlll*. cal owner, $395.00 . Seminole RALPH JARVIS Truck A Tractor Co. 1100 French ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state- 14-APri.lA‘xTP.H Builder and Owner LAKE FRONTJ Bedroom un Ave. Phone ISO) Ilirnt*. Invoices, hand bill*, and furnished house, fishing swim FRIGIDAIKK applianras, a a lea programs, e t c . Progressive PHONE 1131-J 1951 FORD '*-Ton Pick-up. only mmg, l ' i baths, carport*, g aad tarvlce. G. IL High, Gviode. Printing Co. Phone 400 — 401 142)00 mile*. Can't be told from mil** from ban/ard. |I3. Phon* FI*. Phon* FO-4-3M3 or SieBmd Welt 13ib St. 2034-W-3 after 4 3# p.m. ntw. Firat $350 goto It. Cab 1442-W after I y a For home repair work and altera153-M tioni. Call 131-1. Ray C. Slagle- DUO-TIIERM space heater and Urge furn. apt. 310 Magnolia. Perfection apartment sire gat Available now, 4 room bout# oo 1953 Willy* 4 wheel drive pl«k up. range. Hoth in g»od condition. Friary Av*. available October New 7.00*13 mud Urea. New Trees trimmed, removed aad daReasonable. Sea at 2600 Hit 3th. Ph«n# A. K. Rottalltr, paint, better than a Icep win re I moicd. Ph. 1007-R. SANFORD TREE CO. watha Axe. the going Is lough. One owner,' Florist. 212. 9 $628.00 Seminole Tiuck A Trac­ tor Co. 1100 French Ave. Phone Expert watch repair. Guaranteed. THOR WASHER In good condition Clean, nlcsly furnished apart­ $65. Only 35 00 down and |U3 1-day service. Sanford Jewelry 1500. ment*. San Unta Apt*. 404 E. BEAUTIFUL weekly. L Luggage. 300 Sanford Ava. Itth St. Phon* 1710 K. Goodyear Serxir* Slorta 14—USED CARR Solid Bnrk Phone 222 Rosa Court 3 room apartments, K)R ‘ EVERY rillNG m hardware 113 g. Paik 3P49 Chev. 4 door aedtR. N*w and paint see—Hill Haronare furnishH. Kitckan dqul| Wringer washer for only 333 00 . aint, n i t corora, excellent 2 Bedroom Horn* Co.. 201 E lit. St., Phon* 31. Phono 1444. it Sanford Electric Co. tiros. Radio and Staler. $295. Trad* in accepted. 203 E. 21*1 This is a flee pa«« '« the Electric water cooler, Downstair* apartment. CALL 1240. Thie bom# has laric living room Muvieland Ride-In Theatre for Rebuilt with fireplace, I exit* large 375 00. Sanford Electric Co. 1*53 MERCURY 4-duoe Sedan. R. II. Wiggins. Eip. date Oct. bedrooms, dining room, kitchen Try It and you'll buy it. RAY Apartment, clot* In. 3 rooms 153 17. 1956 ___________ ________ 45—BUILDING MATERIAL* with plenty of cabinets, breakHERRON, Phone 2456 or 1343-W r month. Ill E. 4th St.. Call fast room end nle# icraeneddn after C:oo p. m. M or 1543. EMPLOYMENT USED BRICK porch. TWO CARLOAD* boaoUfui tMCd Flihlng-Huntlng-Camplng auto­ 3-ROOMS, Adulta. 811 Park. brick. Oraaga, red, and burst mobile. One owner. Make down !(--CHILD CARE Baaullfutly tandacaped groundi blark. See them at SHERMAN with outtU* eprinkling syitam. bed in rear. Extra g»c.| ape(t P K N I N fi CONCRETE PIPE CO. FURN. 5 room hour* it belh. I’ h. central heating for extra com­ rial price, $350. Nicholson Ruick DAY NURSERY—will keep child234-W, Co. fort. Excellent residential loeaRED-I-M1X CONCRETE ran agea 2 to 5. from 1:30 a.m-, Han . . . MIT LAUREL AVE. Window Sills • Lintels to 3:30 p m. PHONE llbt W ’. _ 1953 Chrysler Windsor 4-door He2-ROOM APTS. 112 Elm. Can be Septic Tank • State Approved Luxe. Only 22.0u0 actual mil>s. seen from 4 00 11:00 I 00-3:00 ODDAM it TUDOR. Inr. Sand • Cement Mnrlar Mi* Call Ray Herron. Pn<-ne 2450, ur 24—HELP WAN1Y1D—FEMALE Or call 2943 W. 2625 8. French Ave. Miracle Concrete Co. HO W after C:ou p. a . PhOOO 2100 — 2960 Spien iid ? -r *n alert, r » Elm Axt. rhont 1331 ambitiout young woman who it 6-room garage apariinanl. 2 room FOR NEW PONTIAC'S and"good^ seeking permanent amploymant kiuhanatu apt. Adults, no ptia. clean USED C .RS, call nay CONCRETE If you have th* potential*, wo Ph. 234. Herron, Phone 2454, or 1345-W Ready Mlied Concrete. Concrete will train you for on* of th* after 1:00 p m.______________ Rlock. Sand, Gravel Cement most Interesting job* In San­ Concrete Pip* to meet all ONE partially funrisheJ I bed­ ford. You will work MondayQui BUSINESS ~tialifleatIon>. room half of duplex. Sea In ifFriday, and have regular acheSheeraun Concrete Pipe Co. tornoona or evening*. 1303 Elliot doled increase! in aalary. Mini­ SERVICES Av*. Phew* 2448 mum requirement* are at lagst Out Weat 13th it. a High School education, age IS—APPLIANCE REPAIRING f-Bedroom house, partltlly furn. 14-28, ability to type. Permanent 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT This ia a fre# pan to the MoVlo870 mo. Call 994. resident <>f Sanford. Apply HAYNES Offte* Maebina CoHEATERS land Rld*-ln Theatre for NornSoulhern Bell Telephone Co. Ill v Cleaned and Cheeked Typ*writer*, adding marhlnoo, HOUSE. 2601 Sanford Axe. $73 my RuttalL Exp. date Oct. IT, J'<lm«iu> Ate. Salas-Bonm,, j u H * . PR, 44 ^ PH O N E 1320-K Ph. 344-1. L L Sill — Piano Technician FOUND — 1951 Seminole High rfcoae 2134 Roate I, Sanford School clai* ring. Initial* on m tide Owner call *1 S»lvaUon Army. 214 E. Second SL_____ 21—ROOFING and PLUMBING Seminole Realty W. DIETRint* T. W. MERO 2u acre tile faun Three bedroom REALTORS house, large barn All equipment 1901 Park Ave Phon* 27 ar 113 and machinery. Ea»y terms. Ph. 1393 J. P. O. Bo* 1131. SACRIFICE M5t l»o«n 46—HOME4~ Owner leaving town Nrrraxitalex telling of a comfortable low $22i DOWN priced 2 be Iroom frame home 3 Hedroom> and Carport* within 2 miles from Air Ilaxe. Terrauo Floor* Full prict 5 '‘ 5- Call now for Kitchen Equipped appolnlment. Nice Residential l-ocalion Landscaped Yards Ready for occupancy in > weeks On U.8. llwy. 1792 A. B. PETERSON Brnktr Auocistes: A. B. r « lari on Jr., P. J. Chritersnn, Garfield Willetts, John Melrrh srd R. W. William*. A. C. Doudnry, Land Surveyor. Itl N. Park Ave. Phon# 1129 This ia a fret pas* lo the RiU Theatre for Janr Brown. Exp. dat* Ori. 17, 1956. Country Home Only 4X5# Down 2-Bedroom frame, fireplace, 2 pnrrhes. Kitchen equipped, ori htaltr. 3 deep wells. Lot 270 x 140. $3,450. Near Everything. 3-hedroant older home. Beautiful shade trees, oxtra lot. Eastern Exposure Sa­ crifice price $3,000 —$30. mo. LOT—Ideal Downtown Commer­ cial Location. 230 ft. frontage. $1I,4(X) — Attractive Terms. Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AND HARKKY 194 N. Park Ax*. rhoa* 2313 ROSA L. PAYTON . Registered Ileal Extate Broker Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 2344 French Axt. J. W. HALL. REALTOR JMnuy Walker, Associate “ Call Hall” Phone 1754 BALL R EA LTY RAYMOND M RAM. OSCAR M IIAIIRIMoN BEG. BROKERS S. D. Iltghlayman, Axsociate 204 Bomb Park Axe. Phone 940 IP IT IS REAL ESTATE tik Crumley l> Montntb at 117 South Park. Phone 112 Ihey Know 2-lledroom concreto block home on large loiner lot. Jiitou.ieil purrii, carporle, tile bulb. $9,760 with $1445 Down. O/alER REALTY CO. Liura B Drier, Reillur Hard XI. Fieiii. A’ .ocUir Mol Six Orlando llwy. Phon* 1351 EVENINGS: 3119 end !W Hubert A . Williumw, Realtor Reymoad LunJquisl, Assnctato Phono 1413 Ail.nnc Bank Bldg. RETIREMENT- HOMES If You're decide I In nuki Sanfnrd ur Central Klnria >our Home. Or Need a little prisuaii-n <>n the edvantxgrs of making yuur hmnr, llt'lr. Call U» I I I tax* lime and money In fin ling the right houxe, In the the light sertlon al (you gursx it) the right price. Ca«h or Term*. W. II. “ Bill" STEMPER Guy Alim, Aesoclat* Arlrlle Price, Aesocllla Realtor — General Insuraare Phoae 9«S ar 2122 112 N. Park Av*. FOR QUICK ACTION nt* Claasif ed ads to t*IL rant biro. Call 1321. asp "Charge It.** BE A 2-CAR FAMILY, CHOOSI AN j£> U SID CAR VROM OU« OtIAT MICTION OF VAUMS Strickland-Morrlfon INCORPORATED Your Friendly Ford Dealer MS E. Iat. SC I’ boao 204 HI N DULL COURT 3 • Comptetrly (urni.hrd units 1IOMIT. K ir i AGtH. O) KKNITES THU 1(8., OCT. 18-1:30 P.M. Tlie Sun IK-II Court fronts 11R ft. on the Highway and rxtrnds bark a|<i>roximnlcly P*fJ feet in depth to paved Fienrh Ave. which Is now being developed into a high-grade residential area. There Is a new achonl ditrctly arruia from the property on the French Ave. frontage, lintHuxenirntt inrlu.lt a concrete block constructed building used as living quarters for the owner*. Thil h.-me consisting o ' .3 rooms, kitchen and baih hue cn.** ment wimluws. it’* completely furnished, Including xenriian blinds, a 9 cu. ft. refrigerator, 4-buroer stove a Duo-Therm healer, Zenith TV. • washing machine, living anJ kit,ben furniture, bedding, llneni and uten* ail*. Just pack your bag and mov* tight in. This build* Ing i* only 3 yrars old and nl»o has a concrete block rarporte. Another cottage Is al»o of CDS conatruction. This one con.ill* of bedroom, combination kllrhtn-dinIng room and a bath and It alsn completely furnished; In addition, there's another compltlely furnished cotage consisting' of a living room, todroom, .omblnatlo* dining room and kitchrn plus lath. Other facilities in­ clude 2 completely furn!.tieI overnight units. The ground, are adequately and well landsctped In­ cluding tt toautilul palm tires, there's a 102 ft. well with g.'od water and 4 septic tanks. Utilities include electr I. Itv and bottled ga*. LOW State and County taxes ONLY -- NO CITY TAXES! This Is I, goou in.-ouio opnortunlty In a rhoire loca­ tion unwrll-lravcllc.l main North-South U.8. llwy. 17UJ -- the connecting link between the Gala City of Florida. Jacksonville and the City Beautiful, Orlando, the hub of Florida. The location of Sun Dell Court U only 20 miles North of Orlando.____________________ Overlooking ORLANDO Beautiful Lake ( hr rokre LAKE (TIKHOKFK APTS. 123 Palmer Ml . I'nrnrr O.reota Ml, 6 I hull e Inranr (nils snd 3 Car Gtrege TUKS.. Ol T. 9-1:30 P.M. On mure than t acre »l beautifully landscaped ground overlooking cha­ rming Lake Chrc.l ce. lut 3-car gatagi- with 2 adroam apartment. The apaitnirnt suites aie all spacious, light and airy, beautifully and adrquateI y fudnlshrd I n good ta*te. In addition In this nppailinent l.uildiiia a n d gri.nnd*. Ihue are ad­ joining lot. ..ti c„. h iM*. The enllra prouetiy will be >old ax n wliulr ..r In 3 acparale tiaris. r WINTER PARK FURNISH!) HOME 1314 Indiana Avenue 2 HeJrnOm - P i Relit '| WL'D^ r»<x 10 -1:30 P.M. This i harming home ia aitualrd nil a nice slid lot 100'xiur, adequately i| ami beautifully landicape.| with many tropical plantings of variety. !l'» of CHS itin.lniriloh with a very g o a d astoaleti .shingle roof, w i t h rq* rlntnl eaves. A l l t h # rooms In thie home completely and beaut lully furnished. The furn* IshlnRs include vrnellan blinds, drn|M-s and rorn* bes. COUNTY TAXES ONLY! — which art LOW with homestead at* r in pi ion for this year. ORLANDO 3010 llarglll Drive AIIDMOIIF. MANOR XIODI'HN HOME Buy Furnslhed nr L'nfurnlihed Till IIIL, O tX 11— 1:30 p. M. This beautiful new, mudrrn ttinsonry Inmr bn* a life* time, built-up roof, lurrod walls and haidwood floor* throughout. The window* air nil aluminum laluusie type with ictamie tile window sills. The all new furnlihIng* Ineliplr a ||,>tpoint electric ranee »nd a Wertlnghouse tefigernlnr. Ihe grounds aie voided and ak* trscti,rly landscaped. GAINES) II I.E WINTER PARK 1208 N. XV. 4th SI. 2 S 1(lit3 IIKKK lUOII. TI ES.. OCT. 14, 1:30 pm This braullful rrs.drnrr is of brick and hellei III* roOStrurtlon • built In Iasi. The firetfhxir eona la I a of aa unusually l a r g e IT'ixlV lising mom wllh ■ large open fireplace < a larir dining room, breakfast items kitchen, pantr), Ldg* bedroom with prlxal* bath and n lane sunruom. On Ih* second flixir, the­ re are 4 large bedrooms with 2 connecting bath* plus a sewing riHim, all of which caw be rnlrrrsl Irons a large cmtrr hall. The enllra grounds are with an abundance of shade trees, shrubbery, tropical planting* a n d exotic flaw era. _______ T II Lake Drive nn llrautlful KilUrney Point LAKE KILLARNBY l.akeslew Home 3 Large Brdroumo MED.. OCX 171:30 P.M, A xedy attractive large modtrn kinds homa wllh of modem nil feat- urea. A concrete block construction w i t h red brick trim and day til* roof. Double rarporte. A neighborhood of I n r g e home* of high valuta. Other coming auction* Include; Haines City laikrfront Lot- on U.8. 27 • Auburndmlc Business Ublg. income unit.. Si Lots • Lake M’alcs, Orangt Blossom Inn with 8 Income nnllt. • Leesburg acreage. Match fop Um* and datcil |_ |A N S B R O U G |_ j Term*: 36% down al Auctions, balance (Unless otharwlie specified). t 1 1 - i "I f ' h A- * �a * ~ -1 - . ^=x . i . f f , - - - f . , - . , •' ,£ - ' »SpgjretpyW .f j $ , 14 T »X SANFORD HERALD fee* 10, Mon., O ct t, 1IM Hospital Notes ■-' * *r>*r* V - T-'~ - ;J5»r. RagiitraHonTotal Is Reported Lorgest Board Daytona Attorney Speaks For lund At Lion Gathering OCT. 0 CASSELBERRY—Arnold Lund, a Congrotsman ran serve hit work is r-.'|erted to draw ■ full ( “owtiaard from Page f) (Cm Uw W from rag* 1) O b d iv iM of Daytona Beach, candidate for district. Taylor alao pointed out house. of Tax Aamaor far the city, low told The 1iw aoDiora Sanford iiciiru Herald today. unia/i __ Chairman Ern«*l Lownde* of Coagm i from th* fifth Congres­ what h* claimed were th« advan­ “ and f an thoroughly convinced d 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 (h«t tfeb ia a .tap in the right] **"‘ k Cleraland (Sanfordt threw rise* at Lyman School had Mr*. Sara Slone and Bab? Clerk. In ad lit Ion, Bayer'* position election waa totaled Saturday bia speaking engagement at th* the need for auch a ayitem. direction and I am equal)? con been invealigated and t m rn.nl (Sorrento) of Finance Director will puhim night following the deadline for President Dallas Loop of th* Lions Club meeting Thursday i lined that our educatora in the lira. Helen Bryan and Baby 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 local auHounding aieaa will bo Waller J. Krohn# Jr.. Scout- _ (Sanford) Bill Taylor, Daytona Beach at- gave a report on progress to dal* Bookkeeper, Utility Department viaoc of Iteglatratlow. tquall) conrincod if the offer ia master of Lions troop 314 out-w OCT. • regarding th# benefit variety show 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 of tho city aa wall aa foreowwl County Buperrteor of 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 ta m * * . M t pnp0Ul ^ 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 (Ijk e Mary) I»op .lati.l that ticket .ales Geneva Peter* and Baby (llima) the St. Johna River Dist. Court T-U aa Plre Prevention Week In jta IIH|J a manner that would are progressing well, both by bis on the Board of Sanford City tho** who qualified after being of Honor will b# held at th* OCT. T ditqualifltd III I KM . club.' member* and member* of Sanford. meet with the approval of Ihe “ THer* will b«- an Important Comm let loner‘a agenda tonight la AitHIit*infta church OcL 13 end that UOop In hie proclamation, hleyer gr*ete»i number of people who “ We now have the targeat re mealing of the S-minaU Chief* the Seminole High School hand 311 will join olhcT county troops Jamct Sheppard (Sanfordt mlacellancoui hutlneaa from the Scott eatd “ Fir#* canae each year lt, .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,’ ■Mold damage to property end meni with their MX dollan," be Meredith Jamca (Winter Park) floor and the City Commiaalon. 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, fo the eonstniction of a tewage Deraon. who have qualified, outItlrth* Sch’rard. president of the Semi­ Joe Wctmcr and C. K. Fisher, p.r cent for the third consecu­ fire 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 ulti." he Mid. EvecutJve Secretary aatd John E. Jfodgea (HanfordI (). f). Farrell .110 E. Flrmt The Mayer said. “ I urge all ___ ______________________ _ France* Crownovcr and baby gl/l loubted!) tnfurm the board of the Ibati any we have ever experitnc* ford Shk Im Ii i shown. i* being considered. iVelmer *1* - s'or 10 years thi* *tor# has “ Being acceitible to more an-i 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 (o n iiitc n tijr o fetfrvtd th § fo*c l vie org.niMtmnv •P""®™* i the all# that la In be alluated on OCT. « of the propped y#w*ga ireatto .how the film, Schlrard said, is worth more lhan the price of |oB*rr hfltim r t « Prevention tteeh •"« «- ,m* 0f tho mam four-Um-d inner, raided 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 vl 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. CM 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 aid. 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 of 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 tfil 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 Mriy rotllera from Kenlucky and feature th* conventionprogram Featured »t>eaker. were Mr*. «ov*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 iG 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 r V 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* e v e n t ha* been W ig 3 0 FABULOUS 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 DAT TO SPEN 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.•vU.lon of their fir»t da*, mail. NEW SPORTS SEDANSI 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, ..................... first with automatic >ir-otl susperaioa “ We all know the human imholiday 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 tYour 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 till, »**d Uaudtrdai# lit . ralue I. imnu-avurahly frritServant *ufT, luxury fu/ni'htng*, A work) of 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 .ru ll.tirr 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 SHS Games !liS.2*i _______ Sanford Ladies • «L FAR R ELL'S SM E MME'- Arcode Pockoge STORE Miss Groy Retired Schoolteacher Dies Sunday Afternoon Don't m is s It, frlendsl T \ Enter Gulf's ‘Life of Riley' Contest nowl" Mrs, Kasfner Is Citizens For Ike Co-County Head Hy via a luxurious RwA moucamSapor 7Cfippar Local Kiwonions At Convention ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooog 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 frtt al any Gulf station. Conte J rtosr* midnight, Oct. 11. W Ah'T A D S TOO M AN Y 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 F L E X IB L E *.rb o n dr p o u lt a h u h "th n o k " * • pna p o a .r. TERMS U tllN for aa ant* owner, U* wife aad family, *■ bodily la|ui y a a d property damag* dahllity, and on medical paymeau Is yaar » i i **t m lartag this acw policy!* -S— 3 Rrselalioasty IfiPFIH Electronic ran*#*—cook at amanna <pced althoul heal. JS*a. iJMOUMI Color IV Sets rratunns Mi-fldelit) Color »nJ Sound. 3. 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Bralley 4 0 7 W agf Canlrol A .a rw a .....................Tai. 3 -A 4 7 ) O d k a , distributor mm* T-a # 4 �n If Y•wr HmM Is N * S ty * H a n fo r d H b r a tf* Delivered By I P. M. ta ll 1*21 Bafer* 7 P. M. Per D fllw y AN INDEPENDENT DAILT NEWSPAPER VOULME ILVII1 Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA 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 iir 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 olrrdiy, 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. IMT. Herald Offers To Stage 2nd Pancake Day' Meeting Scheduled IPublic Housing Now Available To More 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 Ne« 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 two 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. 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 time 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! off 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. iat#d Pr### Leaned Wirt CofC Membership Drive Opens Soon Campaign Plans Are Underway Krider Will Not Warner Enters City Seek Re-Election Commission Race To Commission History Of Coming Of Flowers Given At Club Gathering 7- Board Accepts Slogan For City Chief Williams Krider Schedules Talk W i 5 5 3 6 ^ '- ' TWO CELEBRATIONS IN ONE! Mr*. M. I*. Raborn Mrvta the firat patient from the Seminole Memorial Hospital'* Women's Auxiliary*a "Hoapltality Cart'* put into use yestwday. Th# customer I* W. E. Watson who celebrated hla 7fith birthday ninny with ihe InauRuratlon of the new Women'a Auxilliiry Ifo#plt«llty Tart Mrs. ItnlK»rn Is chair­ man of the Auxiliary's Hospitality Shop at th# local hoapital. (Staff I’holo) JW !)"'". ■► Medical Fund Will Receive Proceeds From CofC Auction •.aTffoSsssjsii Hair Stylist To Be Guest Instructor At Charm College .O- : NO. 209 '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"We 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 RALES, CHAIRMAN of the Seminole County Chnmlmr of Commerce Member* gins Terrace and anrther will be Man* being planned for Ihi* year and "hin Drive Committee (le ft) meets with President Clifford McKIbbin (ritfht) nndI Mancnnrtnirlrrt in 11* lerto located (Staff —*■ one ~i v - - i. . M(ter j 0hn Krider (cen ter) to (dan the forthcom ing mcmbcrahiiv cani|mign. (S ta ff south of the new colored school, -each of .them is i-~-........ Important to 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 of Commerce, elect ion. Warner said this morning that Klbhin and Manager John Krider, and Seminole County Commission' "We musl have Ihr largest mem­ rr-elect, said this morning that he la announcing hti candidacy 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"My 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 Ihat he would not be that krep* moving ahead In un ton, Mr*. Louis Ulhrop. Mr*, members it going 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 MERLE WARNER Johnson. Commissioner Krider staled "f continuing program of Improve­ "We know how Important workfeel that, at the completion of (S ta ff Photo) 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 xm future I am eons need that ant* ilepreJation mr. .... 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 of 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 to raise enough fund. In rotnpleta m the horticultural field J,M* complete plan* will also he 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 lives in Sanforl at tiol will be guest of the cxeniiig member of the Seminole County Commissioners last nigh* accepted 3mWarner s Myrtle Ave where he ownl ,, , _ , ... Chamber of Commerce." Ihe use of Ihr copyrighted slogan h(l home. He and his wife. Ituth ,, k and„ ".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 rhi lim ar 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 U O W n Ihis evint will 1e inno'im iil o* mail and lllrralurr mailed toi Motor Co. until 1931 and Ihen styles by n.ing (heir natural rurl T r ty 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. fhlef 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 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 Is la var'Mie 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 levenl 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 Dodgers Win Ties Up Series 3-3 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1956 Chiefs Club Meet | j n U X O d n S IO Il V jF O U P Weather Additional Local News On Page 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. 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 08, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 08, 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 08, 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/5ed4fca4f1d8b6c911f4e5db7d7a2034.pdf 8050891a4060c1773ab0f30fa86c5c0e PDF Text Text Freedom’s Key To Better / a M t * 0* VMd formula / i « f N am ed flNOTON, April 4 iu J. Alton, now ant' director of th* [Park Strrico boro, countrymen by ntotaka. Eisenhower Helps Launch Cancer Drive WASHINGTON, April 4 Caneor loetoty*a tnmul fund .JL, 7 ^ r " * T*'*' drirt today with an admlriac moua veto, tho Oil. word for a racoverod eancrr Council today direct* victim, an Air Fort* affietr tart General Dag J now on active duty. ah)oid to andoruirj •nrou dent look dtoabtod: K ^ u a ? !* *• to m*. my boy," ho told Lt| S jjr . r M Col. William R. Fltiferaid at . 7 7 ceretnonlea la the W h it e BONN, April 4 — Thr Hvuaa office. • mystary of who. bombod tho J^iferald, whooa vocal P“ " ™ L W anetont Goman uniwrajy oi i f V r » destroyed, maltod Sr Krelburg during O PEN Y O U R D O O R TO A B R O A D ER LIFE O CTOBER 1 -8 IS N A T IO N A L N EW SPA PER W EEK Herald's Endless Partial Listing of of Local News: Society Newt f Navy Nawn COM M UNITY «• Births, Deaths, Weddings Board of County Commissioners Newt Board of City Commiaalonora News Sporta Soil Conservation Agricultural Nowa 4 Farm 4 Garden Hints Grooms Academy News College Nows Partnt-Taachors Association • Church Notices, Sormons Court House Proceedings City Police Dept., Sheriff* Office State Highway Patrol Kditorials Local Pictures Building Activities 4 Expansion • Seminole High School Smoka Signals D eB ary, Enterprise, Oviedo, Geneva, Lake Monroe, Lake Mary, Casselberry Altamonte Springs. A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SERVING SEMINOLE COU N TY M O N E Y SPENT W IT H T H E GOES SACK TO SANFORD SAN FO RD HERALD M E R C H A N T S" &. �Shop and Save In Sanford (E lje W a n t e d IS f m t U t A N INDEPENDENT D AILY M E W V A P I E SANFORD, FLORIDA RdtahlbihH 1908 V#II|.MK XI.VIII FRID AY, OCTOBER 8, 1950 A M ttkiri Preau U m O W in Odham: Road Program Puts County's Progress 10 Years Ahead Lake Blvd. To French Ave. To Be 4-Laned For Thruway Home, Church Parallel A IMUI HtROtMIMA MAIOINt wava happily aa they line up In front of Mt. Sinai Koapllat, New Yurk. after being discharged. They are the last nf the group of 11 young Japanese women who were disfigured In the first A-bomb blast end were sent to the U.S. for treatment of their Injuries. (International) County Residents Will Be Admitted free To Gardens World famous Cypress Cardens near Winter Haven will open Its gates FREE to residents of Semi, stole, Lake, and Oranga counties when Sir. and Mrs. Richard 1>. Pope owners hold their annual free countv dav. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 8 and T. Seminole, Lake and Orange county residents need only driver’* Rentes for free admittance for n o entire family. Four thrilling water ski show* will be presented Saliit-iav at 10:30 - 1:00 • 2:30 and 4:13 and on Sunday at H:00-l!'w»-3:0’E L l I ' l l . Salvation Army Gives 6-Month Service Tally Nazarenes Hear Special Missionary Speaker Tonight Dr. Charles Strickland will ba the special missionary speaker to­ night at the Church of the Nittarene. The service will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Strick­ land Is Superlntendant of Naurene Missions In the Union of South Africa. It was shortly after he or­ ganized thn Sanford Church of the Nazarene in 1914 that he resigned his duties a* District Supcrinten- anustle d* nt of «he riarl(ta S tr ic t ,m l « t i Jccently seen In movie and ,C" pt? J h' M; ,« " mCn‘ .!° A,.ri” Dr. Strickland ll a "forceful," television short*. World and na­ tional water ski champion* will "interesting," and Informative perform In routine- -an’?1" ’* ‘- - n speaker who "will bring a chal­ graceful ballet on ikla to tha high- lenge to ChrUliant of nit faiths," Winning by champions. Children it was revealed. Preliminaries o! all ngss will delight In the an- will be brief to afford full time tl Dr. Stricklin'I. T tie,i of zany clowns on ski*. The Sanford Church of the Ns. Visitors will see for the first time tnanv now Improrem-nt* tarene wilt be hose church to Na. zarenc churches from Titusville, made to the Gardens during the DeLand, and Lake Mary. summer month* In expectance of The Rev. R. II. Spear Jr., host jtne of the largest winter season* pastor, extend* a cordial invita(hn the history of the Garden*. lion to the public. An extended boat tour will take visitors through a new and im­ proved section of the Garden* iown as the Azalea Islands. New stas recently opened afford visi­ tor* of more advantageous views of the tropical wonderland. Open for the first limr to the public since Ita construction for the Es­ The Wesleyan Foundation Rally ther Williams movie la the Flor­ will be held Sunday. Oct, 7. at ida-shaped pool. A recently con­ 2 p.m. at the Pnola Wesleyan Mestructed walkway will enable visi­ tliodist Chun-h, six mile* w*»t of tors to see the pool and take pic­ Sanford on West First St A batture* of this famous inner attrac­ krt dinner will be served at 1 p.m. tion. An invitation has been extend­ Long known as a photographers ed to tha public to attend the first iradlse, local camera fans will of the fall and winter rallies to ive a field day when dozens of be planned uniting Lake •*—v beautiful models dressed In color­ and Sanford ehurrhes of tha ful old fashion costumes will be Church of (he Nazarene, Free MclhoJist, I’ aola Wesleyan, and on hand to pose for pictures. Visitors may dins in air-condi­ the other* of like faith, in fallow. tioned comfort or enjoy tha breezy »Wpoutdooi dining terrace. A completely rennovated gift shop will be seen by visitors. PUhty of free parking -pace with Aendant* to htlp visitors park will be available to accomodate several thousand cars. f Public Is Invited To .Local Wesleyan Foundation Rally 8 The Advisory Board of the Sal­ vation Army met yesterday at Toddy's Restaurant with Ralph A. Smith, chairman of the board, presiding. Highlighting the meeting was the alx months service report made by tat LL UarctUa Reynolds, Commanding Officer of the Salva tlon Army's local post. Tit* Commanding Officer, In her report, pointed out that 95 adult services were held with 1484 in attendance; II street service! with 171 participating were held; 38 Women'* Home League meetings were scheduled and held with an attendance of 223. Also Included in the report were M youth meetings attended by 1003 young people; and a 10-day Bible School was held with 374 taking part. In the transient assistance pro­ gram*. Ih# lieutenant rpnnrted. 131 meal* were supplied, 47 lod­ gings given, 31 were given trans­ portation, 33 garments were given, loa men, assisted, 17 women. As­ sisted, mud 38 children assisted. A total of 33 Iroeerv order* were given to local famll'es, ’ 188 garments given to local f amHie*, 108 pair* of shoes, and O miscel­ laneous asslstan- aid* pnitt'lhnted. Majjor Guy Hcpler of Jackson­ ville wa* intl-cH-red to I**- _ WOMAN’ S HEAD CUT OFF BY TRAIN JACKSONVILLE (AP)—Policeidentified a woman whosa head was cut oft by a Irgln at a tarnIng here late Wednesday a* Leona Elizabeth CoIHr, 32. Detective Sgt. O. A. Johnson said the woman alto was known a* Jnsphine Murry and wa* Wlirved to be from Palatka. He said she was arrested on Main Street bridge Sept. 10 and charged with attempted aalcide. Annual Teachers Party To Be Staged Tuesday Evening The annual Teacher* Party. Ignoring learhers of Sanford Schools, will be held Tuesday night at tha Sanford Woman's Club. Tha American Horn* Deo’ -umr-* o f tha 8anford Woman's Club wIR sponsor the event as ha* been the'r custom for several year* Supper will be served at 7 o'clock which will be followed by a short program. Hostesses for Ibe meeting will be: Mr*. H. H. Grier, chairman. * John Carlton. Mr*. James i-m. Mrs. Robert Kara*. Mr*. Willi* Peacock. Mra. John Kader. Mr*. U m ar Echols and Mrs F. E. Birckenridga. •The annual Teachers Party rnlnddt* with the project of the Woman's Club American Home Dapartmeni which U "Youth." Hospital N otes Oct. 4 Admission* Geneva Peter* (Mima) Richard Hudson (Oviedo) Births Baby Boy Patera Discharge* Flora King and baby (Sanford) Levy Lone* (Sanford) Vyglana Pool* and baby (Mount Dora) Oct. I Admissions Annaverette Echols (Sanford) Mary Booth (Laka Mary) Birth* Baby Girt Echois Dischargee Rev. Gold Jackson (MalUand) Visiting Hour*: Private Rooms, 11 n.m.-8 p.m.: Semi-private Room* X p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. tp.m.; Pediatrics, 11 a.m.-a p.m. (Parents and/or grandparents on ly) Obstetrics, According to acco­ modation and no visitors during foedlng of babies. Volunteer Firemen Reveal Important Meeting Tuesday An important meeting of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire De­ partment !e slated for Tuesday night Oct. t. A. L. Walter, president of the volunteer firemen of Lake Mary, aald (hat the meeting would begfa sharply at I o'clock. Membership cards will be dis­ tributed, Walter said, and there will bo bo dues. S C» ' 11 " I DO NOT CHOOSE TO RUN" ^ P resid en t Coolidga's famous ^ elem en t in 1327 referred to the Baxt ejection. C» W, Thompson My* that In Yankee langiags It auans, "I am determined not JjpV' What ever you chons* to sell or rung determine that Want Ads era your an-w -r Call 1111 f-ir faat, efficient -Aid In preparing yi-wr ad. 1 member* local plana for the Saldiscussed local plana, for the Sal­ vation Army here. ••Quarteriv meetings were ap­ proved with the next meeting act for Dec. 6. BY MRS. GEORGE E. WELLS "And upon the first day of the week, when tha Dlaclplcs came together . . . " 8b began tha am of tha Christian’s Lord's day. Sunday. It hat been that the most profitable of all human activities I* affiliation with ant's neighbor­ hood church and to participate wholeheartedly in Ita witnessing for Christ. 1 Ilka to parallel the home and the church. The home: many and varlad . . . W ------------------------------------------ --------------------------- t # may be tha Intereate of tha mam ben of the family, but at regular intervals all gather around tha board to enjoy food for the nourish­ ment of the body, and equally Im­ portant, a chance to share those Interests, Joy and laughter, often problem! and perplexities. Because of this regular gather­ ing and sharing together each member of ’he family has a bulk­ head of combined family strength to bolster the business of dally living, So with tha church to aitem bit together regularly, to share tha Presence of Christ In the midst, the meat of tha Gospel, the Bread of Life, the Inspiring hymns, In­ deed compound a Sanctuary of de­ votion and fellowship that non* can really afford to neglect. Isn't the "shared" crust sweet­ er and mors than "cabs" eaten In aoUtudaT The church member, by faith­ ful weekly attendance, achieve^ a spiritual development not other­ wise obtained. Therefore, why not, on this first Sunday of October, Church Loy­ alty Month, rally around our in­ dividual church and establish once and for ail regular weekly ehurch attendance. Recall tha old axiom? "United wa stand, divided we (might) fall." Elks W ill Stage Dance Tomorrow Night A t Club |N MMIMftMB through Now Jersey. Adlal K. Stevenson, Democratic Presidential nominee. Joins hands with New Jersey'* Governor Robert Meyner to acknowledge an ovation they received la Jersey City. At bottom, Stevenaoa. addressee about- 10AM persons in Newark. The Democratic FreetdeoUal nominee, la 000 of his sharp­ est attacks, aald that President Eltmihower’s speeches wore "becom­ ing part o( the pattern wo have associated with tha Republican candidate for Vice President." He referred to the President's charge that the Democrats were using “ wicked nonsense." (faterMlteeal) An • part of tho October achedn o of entertainment for members o f the Elks Club, there wtU he a dance at the local dub tomorrow nifbt from B to I. Tho Saturday night dance I* Just ene of the five Important date* during October that will ba cllmaxad ao Oct. 37 wiU a Hal­ loween Dance. Boy Scout District To Gather Monday In Casselberry Dial To Discuss Road Plans Thursday At Highway Planning Committee Meet "In light of recent developments on our causeway and road «rogram many qucstloni have arisen which I feel should be cleared up," Brailey Odham, chairman of Seminole CoUdy's Lows Rente Highway Planning Committee said today. By MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS "I have today, thoroughly dis­ T b i St. Johns River District, cussed Sanford and Semlnola Coun­ Boy Scouts of America, will hold a ty** road needs with Billy b it I, Round-Table meeting at the Com­ Fifth District Road Board MemChurch, ber, and have had presented by .munity - Methodist . _ „ . . . Caste!_ * g Crowding to^Saautmastar' Wat him his plans," he said, "Dial stated this morning that r K r # h tl# Jr > tha money to continue the fourTrOop 314, sponsored by tha lanlng of Highway 17-M from Lion* Club will be host to snout* Five Point* to French Ave. is In and district effklala at the meet­ tho current budget and Ho is anx­ ing. Tha district cnmn-l • • ious to lat tha contract as soon son, DeLand, Sanford, Ovltdt and aa right-of-way* ar* secured and CasseJbcny. P||iu for activities hopeful that the contractor can In the district for tha year ahead ■tart on this before the end of will bo dkcuiaed, the year," Odham said. Krohne also aald that the local "This mote guarantees us a troop writ again ba boat to the fine, modern four-lans highway district on Oct..11, when the first between Sanford and Orlando,H tho Court Of Hnrtif since the end local highway planning committee of summer activities will h* held chairman said. here. Many ayards of advance, "As to tha causeway that we meat and numerous merit badges had proposed to connect with will bo presented at tin court, French Ave. and cross tha laka, according to Krohne. for which we would finance hy the Scout troops and Cub Packs re­ ■ate of bonds, was made virtually presenting the entire district are impossible hr the recent federal scheduled to attend the court and nw‘* program. The federal proaccording to Krohne, those in- Aram is to build an interstate terested In ummotlna scoutln-1 system of fast, modern through can assist their troops point highway* and one of than la pro■Undlnf'hy attending. posed for Daytona to DeLand, to The Cottri of Honor la held four 2?1,ndo' to. tnA Tamp*. lit c* annually and rotate among This route has been designated for the district towns during the year yoara and all previous talk of the federal route that I have over heard was to go atralght south from tho agisting Lake Monies hrktea.'!. am| ' -------- Thuradav nlrtrt at 8:30 at Jim Spencer's Restaurant at which time Billy Dial will b# present to amplify nn these and our other plans, and In disru** with u* all of the plans for Semlnola County road*," Odham said this morning. The Interstate federal highway program will pay M per rent o f the building of roads In the Inter■tale system. William H. Dial, Fifth District Road Board Member, In a latter to the chairmen of the Semlnola County and Volusia County Boards of Commtsilonera pointed out em­ phatically that there Is nn route for the proposed highway yet de­ termined. Ha aald that it waa ■greed, by all Interested parties, Including the chairman of tha r o a d department, engineering staff, and trafflr and planning people "to Include In tha Initial stages of the Interstate system the leg extending from the Sanford side of Laka Monroe to ■ point In the vicinity of Oranga City, leaving the balance of the Inter­ state system to ba constructed under iU normal priority." "This would mean," he Mid, "that an Immadlat* rout* deter* ruination between the OrlandoDaytona leg of tha Interstate iyatem will b# made. After the route la determined by our engineering staff," aald Dial in HU latter, "tha law than requires publle hearings In all towns and eltlea Effected by the construction. "Although no route haa bean de­ termined aa yet, It la readily ap­ parent that due to the limited access feature* ef the Interstate . be ,l*pr**U*al, nog road b f o j f the federal road to bring thin read «• near to feanford as possible and has definite­ ly committed that it wmdd ho somewhere between the Lake Monroe Bridge and French Ave. "Billy Dial has keen aaeceaafRl In making a causeway across tha lake, starting at the Lekeahava Boulevard somewhere west et Sanford become lied Into a fonrlane highway to Orange City, tha first Unk of the entire Interstate road program In Florida," Odham revealed this morning. "That’s the total length of the Imm m1late planning," he said, "and future planning will b* to extend It north to Daytona, paral­ leling existing road*. "Where the rattwwav hits Seml­ nola Boulevard, the plans at* t* four-lane the to ' ** •. vard on In to French Ave. for us* now and (or the next six to ten years," Odham aald, "Howrevar," Odham explali »plained, “tb* at soma future data the be plan* will he to extend that limit_____ died fad***?*• road south somawharo ,# three miles wait e f Banfori. " I want to say," Odham tommerited during an Interview this morning "That I think that waftIng nut this program for our area, Billy ria has moved our pro­ gress up ten years. Because the af­ fect I* that we get Immediately a causeway, a fast, modem fourlane highway to tha north o f ua, French Ave. win be uied and therefore developed. In addition, IT-92 will be four-lined. "I am railing a meeting of our Seminole County Long Range Highway Planning Commutes for ______... Cltp el Sanford, at theqa can be no crossing at gn d«, and the traffle law*rated within the City weald, notljuatify an express­ ‘ ‘ ‘ ^___^ way.'? ~ ^ Further explaining, Dial aald "My engineers do asaurt me, how ever, that In selecting thin route they fuel gonfldent that tho ac­ tual causeway across tha lake will bo at tome point between the present bridge and the City of Sanford. Thera will then bo an In terchaago on tho Sanford aide of tho Lake with a direct four-lane connection Into the CHy aa a part of the plan Therefore, until the Interstate la camleted, traffic will croei tha Lake come down the lake shore to French Ave., and follow tho protent 17-bS. "Under t h e circumstances," said Dial, " I think this la a happy solution to a moat difficult prob lem, and I am quite aura that all of tha communities both In Volusia and Seminole Counties will b* highly pleated with the fine fa­ cility when It a designed.” The project la going to be given high priority, the Road Board member enplaned. "Aa aeon aa tha route has been definitely determined," Dial told the two County Commission chair­ men, "It la tha department'! plan to employ an outstanding firm of consulting engineers to do tha actual plana." Dial pointed out In hit letter that the traffic count on 17-92 be­ tween Orange City and Sanford last month avaragaa in exceae of 8AM vehicle* dally which shows an tncraaa* o f U per tent ever the little Miss Helps Sente Select Doll On# young Sanford ladv. with her eye on a "aura visit" from Santa Claus, wants to make sure that lhe receives exactly the doll that'a been picked out. A letter, property addressed to "Santa Oaua, North Pole" was received, but the little lady failed to put her return addresa on the envelope or Inside (he message, * Enclosed was a rut out of a doll, which we're aura U the one that she has her hopes on this coming C'lristmas, a dress Whlrh she hopes will accompany tha doll, and a hat to match. This young lady wants to be sure she receives the right doll, clothea, and hat, ao aha aenda tha eutout pictures along to mail'll wit), the selection. It's about that time—when latera atari astting their and dreams on the coming of Santx Claus. No doubt, „ the visit from St. Nick will be topic of conversation among group* of youngsters from now i gthe early ro morning houra of until Doc. 33." K Lyman Eleven Are Underdogs In Tauares Tilt Tha Lyman Greyhounds will haw* their toughest evening thus far in the season tonight whan they play host to undefeated Ta­ vares in Longwood. Tha Grey bounds had a tough week of hard ■crimmag* and should be In top form for tha outing with lha ex­ ception of minor ache* and pains. The Greyhounds will go Into the game two touchdown under­ dog, but the powerful Lyman de­ fense baa repelled all attempted penetrations for the lessor and will go Into tha 1*0100 unscored on. The Lfmsn eleven has won two in a row. and wilt be out to make three, but they'll b* fating • powerful and determined dub. U the Greyhound* dear the Tavares hurtle, they should go on t* rack up tho boat soaaoo record hi a docad*. As a prognoeUator, head coach Jim Payne waa mum. *Tm not bringing nut the trying towell, but I'm no* predicting an easy os* for us eithar. It will bo the boat ball dub we've faced yet tkle season, and if wa win U, it will ho through the Iron will and dotermini tlon of tha boys." Payne haa tha beat set of atari* ora at the independent teams IB the section, but ha la outraf ly weak la reserve strength. fS p w P ii* * ' same period last yaar. "Under these circumstances,1* Dial aald, “ the traffic and earning study which waa authorited will n be made, and the funda au­ thorized by the two counties will now bo available for normal sec­ ondary road needs " The highway would ha ctmitrocted on a M per cent Federal and 10 par cent State and Com*? participating basis. Although not yet determned, aa pointed cot la the tetter, It la the feeling of tho deartment that the countloo would be required to pay M per cent of the right of way ceat« and the State Rood Department would pay 10 per cent of the high­ way construction coals. Dark Clouds On FSU Horizon TALLAHASSEE Two clouda append on the Ttortd* State horizon today a* Coach Tom Nugent's Seminole* entered final preparation! far the Invasion of Virginia Tech's powerful foot­ ball forces Saturday igbt. Pint dark cloud la the Tack team Uaelf. The vaunted Gobblers set souther* grid enperta smack on their ears with a resounding 38-7 triumph ever a along N, f t Bute eleven hat' weak. Second A A (load la A n "Among Jhe missing" atato# e f two ef Vlorida State's top per­ forming left halfbacks, lob b y Rena and BlDy Weaver. R*wa auffarod a rib Injury ha a lame thigh muscle ta tha earn* cm test. That leave* the Tribe .^b Stan Dobeaa, a fast-raovlag serv­ ice returnee as the only remain­ ing left halfback, and Dobosa, favoring a game ankle la not la top mettle. Nugent stated today that he may move Billy Odea* tha speedy right haHbaA Waa ML Dora, over t« the left halfback ■lot to taka ia up the me alack. naca. Odom uooa ran from tha port-aide panItlow •r stages of the game In the latter with Oeorgia gia, while Buck Matte handled the chorea from hfo usual right halfback aids. Tha Stmlnolee would have bad their handa full of Techs even at full strength, but theta two hop tnjurier la tha speedy Tribe b ack field leaves Florida State with a definite underdog rol* to pow­ erful Virginia Tech. Tech eased past the Tribe U fl season In Tallahassee by a 34-M margin. This year, however, both teams have tremendously improv­ ed ball cluba. To date, Tech haa whlppod East Carolina 37*3, leal a clrfe* 31-14 decision t* Tulana, and swamped N. O. State 33-7. Florida Stela la all avtn at M for Aa year with a 47-7 watte* way with Ohio University and tho teat minute M loss to Oeorgia; Should Virginia Tech's vaunted Gobbler* be aiming to defeat FIorIda Slate's Seminole* via a strong air attack, a look at national sta­ tistics may change their mlada. Coach. Tom Nugent'* Tribe la fifth in tha nation in pass de­ fense, according to figures rolaaa*d by tho National Collegiate Athletic Bureau. Seminole opponents have .a mark of just .330 in forward paaa competitions. Sixteen passes kavo been thrown agalnat the Tribe, and only four havo beta caugbL Only 31 *yarda havo boen fak ed agalnat Florida State via tha alp lanes la the first two gamaa ef the season Ohio Univarsity attempted It peases against the Semlaoka tad computed two for 11 yards, I fie attempted • aerials and nected twice for a m en yard*. Weather Parity < latardayi Local News On Page 8 . . A—'4fle ■*■*!* 1TajtetaM_____ Mie _______ _ ■ ...i.- iff �TT11'"- " * - -. • B : ...... .. - - - •.TTUil.m.-. . >M » 1- • t ,W . Ol B. 1 W . A ll Church Notion* m ust bn proaentnd At Tfcn HtmJd offle n bp 10 r . m . or thn d ay b n fo rt publJeatioR. QhuhdfL TLotictA. "Coma thou with ua a d wt will do th«s good." SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER to r . L. F*. Taaker, Paatsr Sunday School 10 a m. Morning Wort hip 11 a.m. Evening EvangaUatia Sarvico T :« ?JR. weakly Sarviaaat Tuesday and Ituraday T:C p.m. Regular Saturday Morning Broadcast over WTRR 19:93 Sunday School Bible Claes S' Laarai Ava. at Rk St Sunday School 1:49 a.m. Morning Worship 10:49 a.m. F. M. T. 1:00 p. m. Evening Evangelistic 1:49 pm. Wednesday night prayer and praieo oarviea 1:10 pm. Sorman By the pastor. Evening Warship Sarvico T:S0 p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:90 p.m. TEE SALVATION ARMY U4 East Second Street Meetings Sunday Sunday School 10:00am. Holiness Meeting 11:00 a.m. OpenAlr (Street Meeting) 1:10 ha Iration Meeting Corp Codots Band Practice Ladles Home League Thursday Prayer Moating 7:00 p.m. 7:90 pm. 9:90pm. 4:oop.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:9*p.m. Sunday Services Sunday School am. Graded ilaaaaa ale la session Norn PiSO te 10:19 am. Per further Information call SIM or l i l t . Prank Print ia SuperinMorning worship each Sunday at ISliS. Training dapnrtmanto for ages moniaa to the glory of God, and a total ovaagoliatie maaaaga. You eHB enjoy the old-doohteaod. at* moaghofi ad this high aarvies of ton week. "Gome and oeeP A nnwory la open e l ell regular aowtoao. The aanetuary ’ com­ fortably air-cooled. UPSALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rav. C. C. White Minister Mrs. d evtr M am Plaalat Mias Patricio Rswmaa As Plaalat Goof*. Peasid. Asst. Sapt. o* Church School Ckurah School 1* a Worship 11 a Westminster Fellowship 7 p .m . Willing Worktrs 7 p Evening Wonhlp 7:80 p "Everybody Invited to attend our sorvieos." Morning Worship 1:19 am . p ln . T FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Redlo Mission Broadcast at 1:30 ' IR” Pastor Miltoo H. Wyott a. m. over WORE (740 he) 0:49 am. Church 8chool Sunday School 9:00 a. n u-for all •B Classoo for all ages. ago groups. classes Worldwide Communion will bo Chnatlaw Day School — Monday WorldwU through Priday 9:00 am . - (Ail observed at both the 1:1* and 11 titmtutiry grtdtt tad kinder o'clock ii.rvicos. gtrttn.) 11 m -m Morning Worship am p. m MYF CMUBCH OP JMUB CHRIST 7:19 "pm. . Organ Vespers ' OP LATTER DAT SAINTS 2 « "pm. , 7:30 Evening Worship A. O. Pttto Branch Proeldwt DffTBOri g—_ 0„ • a ty Han "What God Requires" Sunday School 10 am. Broadeai Broadcast over W.T.R.R. Sacrament Meeting S pm. g,|o j 1:90 ppm. Fellowship for you people. B L U B SPRINGS BAPTIST P#° Pk CHAPEL LAI Eldar Sprlags Spmacro I by Pint Baptist Church Sanford, Fla. Faster Sunday School 10:00 a.ta. Sunday I W. O. Btanaall, Separlntandaot Homing H e probably doesn’t look much like the man next door. H e does his arithmetic with the mid o f a centuries-old gadget called the abacus, and he writes the results in character* that would be quite undecipherable to you . . . yet you probably have far more in common with him than you’d ever dream. Like you, he wants peace. Like you, he wants a good future for his children, and he wants them to have more than he has had. •Like you, he has experienced happinesa and Borrow, love and disillusionment. Like you, he prays. On W orld W ide Communion Sunday, he will be going to Church and, though this may seem a bit odd to you, he will be praying for you. Yes . . . for you, and for everyone else in the world, friend or enemy. W hy not join him? W hy not, on W orld W ide Communion Sun­ day, go to your own church and include h im . . . him and everyone else . . . in your prayers. Pray for peace, too. Remember, the power o f prayer ia a won­ derful thing . . • especially when it is given many voices., Marlin. 9:49 am. lunday School 11:09 em Worship Service 9:99 pm. Worehlp Service Sunday, Combined Mornlni Bor­ neo 0 :a to 11:90 a m Call to Worship 10:40 a n . Evening ler- Wednesday Prayer Moating 7:10 WEST BIDS BAPTIST pm. Owner e l Weot fifth end Holly vice 7:49 p.m. Everyone Welcome Wednesday Prayer lorries and “WELCOMES YOU" Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer A frtmdbr. MleMmory. Open Bible Discussion 7:41 pm . Chapel Stole Chnrrh for THB CHURCH OP GOD PEOPLE ■ev. H. W. Pester WlUem L. f tophoee Peeler ...... ................ J4. R. D. Creigtow Aeeed oU Pastor Sunday School 0:49 a.m. Bandar School 10em. SvanxallsUe Service 7:90 pm . Goopof of John Chapter 9 Mid-Weak Service Tuesday 7:10 Breeching Barrie U am. lihle Study 7 pm. Venn* People Service Thurs­ day 7:30 p m .' Bible Cetoshism Preaching Sarvieo 7:49 p.m. EBENBXEB METHODIST Prayer Sarvieo Friday 7:90 pm. CHURCH "Now Hampshire Confession of Cltnse Haights Fhitk* le v . Edward Mnrfte, Post* GENEVA Boday School to am . Oltteft E. Johnson, superintendent. W, A. EBonwoodt Preaching Sarvico 11 am . Sunday Ichooi MYP 9 p.m. Morning Worship Prayar mooting, Thursday, 7:10 B-T.U. Evening Worship Bible Study at 10 am. Wavekte Service 11:00 a.m. Fwaahtng Servioe TtOO pm. Everyoaa Wtlcoma FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Are. at 9th St. (A imtham Baptist Charch) W. P. Brooks J r., Paata Prod B. Fisher, Associate Past#: Kirby Rogers, Music Director Mrs. Marvin Milam — Organist H dHlsasI Charch Now* On Pago 7 Early meaning worship 8:41 am. The Church Is Ibe areata.! ‘_________.. . *• ol cbaro‘S ^ % “ ss own .ako (8) fot % £ * “ J* £*• eonaunjty and n a t t o ? 'U \ r £ •aU at Iho Church luilf. whi Ilarly ? r f and . ^ ,rlroad ! i ! upp0r1Wan to POtorturS U S ? your RiW )t daUrT ................... t e j ........... r\.. tkm «***» E E & E.........,4 iE kVfc' This ‘ ‘Support The Church” Series, Published Each W eek in the Sanford Herald with the Approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation o f these Well* known Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE B A N K •f Sanford BERRY'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. 8ANFORD ATLANTIC N ATION AL BAN K EVANS ROOFING to HEATING CO. HILL LUMBER to 8U PLY YAR D BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD • W ALLACE M UTUAL INSURANCE SANFORD A V E N U E AMOCO T. V. Brown THERM-O.TANE GAS * APPLIANCE C O , INC. WILSON . MAIER CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS INC. SENKARIK GLASS to PAINT CO. AM ERICAN OIL CO. M. B. Strickland, Contractor THE T E X A S COMPANY J. C. Davie, Conaignoo SMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLB W . W . HORNE REIM ANN MOTORS GENE’S NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Go To Church Sunday W E CHURCH FOR ALL. A U FOR THE CHURCH 8KM1NOLE DRY CLKANCifl • • FURNITURE CO. IRtJCK BBOKERAGK CO. INC . SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. •« nARVEY PLUMBING NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BRISSON FUNERAL HOMB CELERY CITY' PRINTING CO. THE M AYFAIR INN PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. 8 T - JOHN’S R EALTY CO, B O Y W A L L PLUMBING W AD ES SUPREX M ARKET SANFORD AUTO PARTS W ARN ER'S GULF SERVICR * JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY HOLLER MOTOR SALES SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. J. C. HUTCHISON S A L E S L A D Y FWI tims work. Must bo noot and friendly. Apply in person to STINE MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO. £ A CO. SANFORD BOAT W ORKS SHERM AN CONCRETE PIPE CO L A N E Y DRY CLEANERS v �i 1 -, THE SANFORD HERALD Frl., Oct. 5. 1956, Pape 3 lore storle* to com* out of the war, Deborah K*rr and William Holdcrn alar In “ The I’ round and Profane," opening Sunday al the lillt Theatre. Unldrn la raat aa a Marine Haldera Colonel. Mlaa Kerr a* a Red t'roa* worker In the Paramount drama, a Perlhent-Seaton Production In Vista Vision. Thelma Ritter and Dewey Martin ro-tlar. Holden, D. Kerr Star In ’ a A daring and compelling .JVC Ining, wLe to ...e war* uf love, Jlory, aa frankly-told a> n’t" ho trie* to hold them bock from motion picture medium ha» uver he disaster they arc inevitably * presented la the Uie„i.' . I creating fur themselves. by two of the *cre->n* am" ' Aware, loo, is Dewey Martin, one * erful performer*. William Holden * and Deborah Kert, i*. i a iVjjj of Holden's young but veteran * and Profane." Parantuun: film Raider*. In love with MIm Kerr, ‘ opening Sunday at the lUtz Tboa- hi* protective imtlnct* drive him - tre. Tnkr'1 itu >* t. -en to the point of attempted murder beat idling note! by Lucy Herndon of his commander. William Red* , Crockett the ochm .-t n-‘i fit-id, a* a sensitive young chap­ v^lrami of World War P ’irotrti-’ s lain. fight* his own ha'*l" «'lth Wto b* an unuiually candid and In* Holden, who considers the mini­ ~ tensely dramatic emotions' exper- ster a softening, and therefore a ience. dangerous, influence. The production handiwork of - William, Perlberg and George Seal* ** ton maker* of “ Tha Count* Gl*I, > V A K T A O S "."T he Bridge* At ToV i and "Little Boy Loit." the v film co-atara ThelmairRItter and FINE ■Dewey Martin and nature* Wil­ liam Redfleld and Roia Bagda* TENANTS Marian, a cait that guarantee* J ’ .Tgallery of fine performance*. 'Z The getting of "The Proud and Profane" U the South Pteiflc la< land of New Caledonia, an outpost .of tha critical i*land-lnva*lon phaie of the Pacific war. Holden portray* a Marine naider* Colo* riel, a hard-bitten disciplinarian ■■implacably hodlln to anyone nr anything that "softens" hi* men *for combat—an openly-expressed >rejtulice that extend* t" chap­ lains and Red Cron women. Into contact with ilv **«tv ;man come* Red Croi* volunteer ■Deborah Kerr, and the *prrk* ,ty ‘ from first mrettne. She I* v "Itbred, raierved, proper, and icy, virlres that a-* I't** *• *c * * to Holden. He determine* lo break her at any prico and by any mean*, but hr ha* no inkling of the fire lhat burn* henenlh the | In >plte of herself, she responds and between there two violently opposed personalities grows a love that defies all convention aod over­ rides all sense of prudence and restraint. In the role of Miss Kerr’s Red Cross boss ii Thelma Ritter. Aware of the relationship from the begin* JT------------------------- - *------------- John Nwbitfi TIDE story 'ormer Ziegfeld Girls Popping Up In Unusual Places You never know where you’ ll meet a Ziegfeld girl. The aIurnns e of the Ziegfeld Follies, probably the mont famcmgroup of gilt-edged beauties In the history of the American stage, keep popping up in the most un­ expected place*. Take Gertrude Vanderbilt, for Instance. Now a fashion publleM dignified, poised and charming, she dropped in at my ofifee the other day. Said 1: "You’re not by any chanro the Gertrude Vanderbilt I used to do Sunday feature* about are you’ The dancing darling of the Terrif­ ic Twenties?" Said she: "That’ * me." Gertrude ran away In Join the chorus of a George M. Cohan musical at the ac.- of II, grad­ uated to the Ziegfeld group formed a dance duet with Iloiio Green, broke hearts rigth and lef, collected several fortunes and gave them away and now i« a successful business wontai who could give etiquette pointer* to any woman’s club. Then there’s Barbara Joyner, now Mr*. George Kingdon Par­ sons and partner in a Wall Street brokerage firm. The beautiful Mary Mack la an­ other successful broker who made god on her own ability after she ijuit the footlights. Marguerite Stanley who owns a bank In Slockbridge, Ga„ In part­ nership with her husband, Charles Lodcr, Janet Lawson 1* In the millinery buslnesi In a swank New York shop. Pearl Shepard married an Egyp­ tian prince, but now- Is back with her sister, Florence, another Ziegfeld alumnae, who is happily married to Harry Miller of Rye, N. Y. Florence O'Denishawn. the fa­ mous dancer, now awns a lingerie business. Consuelo Glowerton M.*» Flowerton Foch ha* gone bark to show business after a successful stretch a* executive In a textile com­ pany. Alan Lndd Iltmnna Podcsta and Lloyd Nolun are the atara in “ SANTIAGO" playing at the Moviclund RideIn Theatre, Sunday and Monduy. 1 Telephone Time aunday 3 p.m. Channel ^ Q 9 5 7 [9 * /V M 1! <* ' /A* V r ***«*- m P a lm D r iv e -I n P r a ir ie Lake D r iv e In and R ita T h e a tr e 2 21 inch $184,95 G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC TELEVISION Sanford Electric Co. READ The W ant Nm !G’E- famd A ds I l f Magnolia Arc. 40 mare Inches of viewable Yn nuy ba l a c k y wiaaera of fn o MM - MeM tTOOf. Weigh* leas than 19 pound* t A n am*ring mite—with a riiarp, bright, clear picture. O N LY TTODAY s.su *:U • lu . I* ■.ill! 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T h**tr* Silo Alt rad llltrhrork Pr**«*t* n nn t«l non Phaltaac* »:in W hat’s My t.ln* lainn t^ratta Youna Show I0:tn R s itm ir r Cloanay tl -an TV Plaahousa 13:00 a i a n - o f f ssouisar MnHMINU Flca-nn I'rneram Resume ( S i N sw s-W sathsr *:«0 Captain Kanyaroo l.nn This t-and of Oura Slto Handstand I 0:«n This u n it of Oar* I0ISO Ftrlk* It lllch ilton Valiant l.ndr lt:IS L o ts of l.lfa tiisn Haarcli for Tomorrow 11:41 (tuldlna M aht a f t s : r .%o o n 11:00 Nsw s 11:10 Htand t'p A na Countld 13:10 As lh* World Turna t.nn Johnny Parson I in Art t.lnklsttrr t i l l Film Fara S:no Tha tile Payoff 3:30 lloh Croslir Fhow 1:00 llrlahttr Day IMS Farrat Mlorm 1 in Tha Rdaa of Nlaht I nn t'hannal 1*1 Croattoad* 1:30 IIIk Picture . W m ils TV I H S X S K L 4 JVt'HSIIVV II.I.R FMIIIAV P V K M V U sniS U lckty Mum* * :S 0 t:0 0 Report I iuuk Fdwarda Cant. Ualtnni 7;(*« l t "llr a » d Mummer T hsatt* 7:10 Utir Mlaa llrooka S :VU Tha Crur.idar s:10 Ptayhnu-e of Hlart 0:00 Th* Lineup 9:10 Parson In Parte* IU:00 K yt On Nsws 0:10 Hcraati I'ln r to r * Plathous# 11:00 11too lltport 11:13 l.as Paul Mary For* 11:30 tuita Fhow— Nsws A Mo d ll a VTDMIIVV N O I S I M i Till Tast Pattern 7:10 W lnky Pink 1 00 Bunday Fchoet Forum «:ln ones Dunn A Blorr non Cartoon Tima 9:10 Ml«hty Mousa 10:00 Hkr Kin* 10:10 Tats* T a ils Haaatr* 11:00 m * Ton A T TrilM OOIt lt:<S World Karla* use Hcor*ho*rd 4:00 HI* I'lctur* ISO Till* I* the Answer 5: CO Itln Tin Tin 1:1* Urand Ola Opry H VKSISG *no Country Frnllrs (:S0 Rsat Tha Clock 7100 Jackie Gleason 7:10 ntaga Show (ion Two for tha Monty « t10 Ford Ktnr Juldlea IOiOO Hludln 17 l*:t n 7>r Hudson’s Journal 11:00 Arthur Murray 11:1" I.ala Khnw 13:41 Now* * BO • in n a y k O M isn 10:11 Tail Pat tarn It: 10 Tha Chrlslnphtra 11:00 l ^ l's Tnk* A Trip t i l l " W ild Rill Itlrknk ir r iia T tM iv 13:00 Million • Mnyta 13:41 World Karla* S:oo U of Fla. Kcnrahnarfl <:in 4 1on 1:10 fill Mr Frlamt Ftlrka TaUphnn* Tima T"U Ara Thtr* E T B R ISO Latsis *99.95 *:»n 7)00 Jack Rsnny Ed duiltaan Bhnw I:I0 S:vv 1:10 l:uu 1:30 10100 ism IU:lu 11:00 11:11 a . E. Thsatro Ford Thsatro IS4.U0U Challcnr* W hat's My Llha Hitchcock Prsttnls - u Talsnt Scouts Hun. M i s t Hhsclal Lawrsnc* Walk Show *4 *• 11:30 tins si«n .O ff MOM) AT ttoU M V O (.41 Test 1'altriD l:vu Hood Moraine i.ou Captain kangaroo I 00 Of All Thinks *:ko Arthur Uodtrsy l«:3v .strike It lllch 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:11 l.ov* of l.lta 11:33 lusts M ii'K lltSU Hsatch lor Tomorrow 11:13 UuldltiR Ualit ii-n :H M n iiM 13.00 13:40 ll-port 11:10 Ktand Du A tie Coutitcd tl:1 0 As World Turns 1:00 Johnn* Carson Phone 4 IS Vy HUMAN N. BUNMUN, M.B. AMERICAN farmer* may be able to give medical aclenc* a hand by growing and harvesting "cortisone crops." This, at leaat, U tha hop* of th* U. 8. Department of Agriculture and, of course, our scientist*. Studica ara under way right now to determine tha feasibility of the plan. Tha “cortisone crops" would be plant* of tlia Dloscorea specie*, closa relsUra of tha Mexican yam, having a high content of hormone-like chemical* which can b . converted into cortisone, mala and ftmalt aex hormonal and other steroid subitejices. •V Will!AM HITTMORE THAN 400 member* of herd of cattle valued at more the European nobility attended than 144,000. Seem* to ua those th. wedding of Archduke Jotef lawmen should put In a hurry up and Prince** Mari, in West Ger­ call for our Hopalong Cassidy. many. That, .ays Milt, the sterl­ I I ! ing printer, must have been an fa Canada a group of .Vounitrs uncommon eight. rolled off a parade becaune of t i t rain, Qet that (weather! man.' Er-KInj; number! oj Italy trod I I t one o/ tee treddia, puesfe. Re­ A Saskatoon man played an member him t electric organ for a record 7S con­ ! ! ! secutive hours. What happened Proximity of Mara skews that thenT-did It blow a fuse? plen.l leeks mots ytll.w then rod. I J ! However, It’s still a mighty celerll’a Impossible to catch a cold tul sight. in the Antarctic region, declares I ! t an Australian polar expert After Australian rangnra report rust­ thinking ll over, we’ll stay right lers there have made off with a here—and lake a chance it mix ix (i 7:00 7:01 7:1* 7:»n 7141 *:An l:*n I ll s 0:10 10:30 Iti00 IliOo 13:4* S:tn S:ln Sill li*n *:tl Men On Mutlcni Proem m Hymn Tima Mii.tcal I'roeram Kplrttual Tima Musical# J R, Col* Ray Anthony Muilcnla ilospal Kioeart Church Harslet Hutiday Krranada AS-1RIIXI1UM World Frrla* A * i Marla Hour Forward March Twtlleht Fnnat rvr.xtxn World Al Hit Eafaty Proeram S:S0 Hrranada In lilu* 1:11 HL Fianrls Hour lion Duast Htsr lltra'a To Vat* til* 7:So Proudly tv* llatl 1:40 Tha llrlde* 0:ln Plat " M " For Music into At Horn* W ith Mu*lo 11:00 Hlen Off MOXHAT ISiilIXIXU El(n On 4:14 SOI Hann llrtakar* l!l« .Saw* 1:11 W iilir n Jsmbor** CIS New* 7:«0 Faya* O’ clock Club 7l4S Naw*.Florida 7:10 N a a s. World Ills Fports At A Plane* 4:00 Jockey'* f'hnlr* 1:10 Moraine Ptvntlnn* 111 Harmony Tima 0;no World At Nln* 1:11 Moroln* Mrlodls* H I* II*ra A Thtr# 10:110 1440 Club tn:ln New* mil:. lin t Club Hit* Gams Of Vfalndy 11:00 World Al Noan National Newsboy Day will b# rclebrateJ Saturday morning at Touchlnn’F Drug Co. and Th# [till Thoaite. The carrier* of The Sanford Herald will meet at 10:30 Satur­ day Morning at Touchton's Drug Co. for Ice cream soda*. After which they will bo treated to mo­ vie* at the Hits Theatre at 12:45. (White patronage) Palm PLUS "AM H U SH A T TOM AHAW K G A P" SATURDAY ONLY l’iiil NLWMAN, si Rocky Griiuno, it tncoungcJ by I’tct AN'Glit.l* in tlm went from MGM's "SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES MR* Showing Sun. mill Mon. nt Tlio Prairie Luko Drlvo-lu Thrill re. Story O f R. Graziano Plays. A t Prairie Lake The story of one of America's most colorful figure* is told on the Prairie Lake icreen in M-G-M'a "Somebody Up There Like* Me." It Is the *tory of ltocky Grailano, the New York East Side hood­ lum, who overvame *ecmlngly in­ surmountable obstacles to become it respoctrd member of nuc'.oty, largely through the aid and en­ couragement of tha girl ha marricJ. Paul Newman, one of Holly­ wood’* most exciting newcomers, portray* the role of Rocky, the rebelllou* drllmiurnt whn hlaslcri hi* way lo tha world's middleweight boxing championship after a num­ ber of dramatic detour* on Ihe way up. Nowman, who came lo picture* after icoring on tho stage in "Picnic" and "The Desperate Hours," recently chalked up a per­ sonal hit in Ills first M-G-M film, "The Rack." t W, • ** , PLUS ‘T H E W A C FROM W A L L A W A L L A** Tha role of Norma, the young Italian girl with whom Graziano fell In love and who Inspired him to lead a "legit" life, Is played by r.lr'Angell, with a largo support­ ing cast b i'd «d by Everett Slo»ne, at tha m*n.’ ger who transforms tha gutter fighter Into a wotd’a champion; Eileen Iteckart and, Harold Stone, as Grazlano’s mo­ ther and father; and Sal Mlneo, tha teenage actor who won an Academy Award nomination for hi* outstanding performance in "Rebel Without a Cause." “ Somebody Up There Likes Me" was produetd by Robert Wise from a screen play by Erne.frLehman, based on Rocky Grazlano’s besbautublography, written with How­ land Oarbcr. Much of the picture was filmed on locations in New York** I/»wer East Bids, actual salting of nocky’a hoylifcd. SUN. • BIOS. - TUES Gregory Peck Susan llayword —In— "D A V ID and U ATH SH E B jV In Technicolor LAST TIME 8TAUTH 9:35 ‘— 3041 Mil IHI [i|I. CALHOUNHYER*JAGGFR w Feature — giU -lO til'* c o -f e .v tu h b PRAIRIE lake F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A Y Science Fiction ^ Specials SU N D A Y somebody up e* llk e s jn e with Gene Harry ^fltl AMCIll also Cary Grant E V E R Y G IR L SH OULD RE M A R R IE D A Barbara Ruth In W H E N W O R LD S C OLLIDE UNDER SH O C K •fory dtllnquMil kdaughtartl • M O N DAY W ar O f The Worlds IK ID D IE S thi THEATRE 1 2 ,;., a l w a y s f r e e I Nsnsy Lwntect •Isyte NeMse fikefi r.-’ na. Patrlc'i Hr4» Fiituro 8:34 only 8A1UIIDAY ONLY TOD AY ft SATU RD AY LUSTIEST OF THEM ALL! ■TEMRa AFTr.Hxnnv Radio Farm tileasl Rar Nona Raprh News 1:13 Rar Nona Ranch 13:1 V World Karl** 4-nn Tien Tim * 4:1* Maws 4:11 TVas Tim * IM S . 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A. t m M l I ll .T 13:00 World At Noon Radio Farm Olaast 13:11 Ilil0 Itar Nona Ranch 13:11 World Marian 1:10 Rai-ord Review 1:00 Tatn Tim* i Jo N » » * i l l * Tran Tim* 1:00 The Rhythm Hour COO World At Hit i:\ l x ix ij (111 T wlllahi Hone* 4:10 Fparlt Rook 0:41 lluile AT Random 7:00 tirm ine on A cloud 7:11 Rvanlna Music 7:10 Juke Rot Saturday Nleht 1:00 M ain Ddlltoa 0:1* Facts Furum 9:10 The ltliylhm Hour 10:30 At Horn* With Musi* 10:1* News 11:40 Elen Off tiis n iT Newsboy Day To Be Observed A t Ritz, Touchtons Saturday Canterun Ave, Between Celery »"d lilh |'h. 12G-W » ‘ ST TIME TONIGHT TV! II It— a A X I'll IIII IIIMI HII.UUVtT.H* I III It A I 13m liln U.S. Farms May Supply Much-Needed Cortisone to th e M o v ie la n d R i d e - i n son 1:1V w uuo rv t H t a a ix e u a u a t io rsiluar a tts ia u 4:11 21T050 PASSES : Tach Day Radio & TV Log 1:00 Sill *.10 A TORJMII «‘i VICKSIBri. 5 :3 5 M L " The Sanford Herald YOU'RE TELLING ME! of suitable steroid that could be grown hara evar since announce­ ment of the dramatic antiarlhritie activity of cortisone in IMS. Etu^y In their search they dia* covered that Dloscorea were A good source - of chemicals that could be converted into useful hormones. Bo their efforts were directed toward finding strains of this plant with especially high hormone-precursor content that could be grows and harvested in U. 8. climates. Two New < Chemical analysis ahowad th a t the Chiapas plant strain not only contained dloigenln, the chemi­ cal ordinarily used aa raw mate­ In fact, two new hormone pre­ rial for cortisone synthesis, but cursors, found In a new strain also large amounts of two new of tha Dloscorea plant on Use steroidal sapogenlna which chem­ Mealcan-Ouatamalan border, ists are now trying to convert to may possibly prove to ba better cortisone. raw material for tha manufac­ Boms day, you might be grow­ ture of cortisone than any pres­ ing cortisone is your own back ently known. yard. Tba value of suck plant* Is obvious. If they can bo grown g n m o i and u n r o anoceasf ully in tba U. 8. it would 8. O.: I have been told X w S moan plentiful, relatively inex­ have twins next ihonth. Can I pensive hormones for medical breast-feed both babies? Answer: Yee, there should he no reason why you cannot hreast■dentist* have for a plant with a high content fttd both babies. •tied. JOEL McCREA ski warty « IWHUI MTUMnORR n ow " Feature — 6:18-10:18 Plus r iL IC IA F A IR * J i f f MORROW 7 . / ’".enta'ie* VtCHNiCOLoa FEATURE J — 1:11 • « : » • • :» Feature — lt>4 only SUNDAY 4k HONPVY BARRYHALEARMOLD. « CM.** ) KTW* FEATURE — J I ItS g-1 45-1:14 TjT IfiiU-fgOi.. 4 « KILLEK-CMKNIW THECUMCMI STARTS SU N D A Y ROSSAN A Podesta S/INT/AGO rr W A R N E M C O LO tt | ilo SH O LA N 9 THELM A W T T C H ’ D C W C Y MAITTIN FEATURE — 1M -I A T -g ill-T tg l *9iM Feature ? :■ • M i "CHILDREN UNDER (ft ADMITTED FREE" CARTOON ■A m . j.- h \ mi— i �•• .■J* fesAWIUdiK? A5*7yvu#hy#• ••.V *• ; .7 f *‘. V v.‘ V *vr o y a lty O f S a n fo r d 's C itize n s Enhances Growth W h o Killed Aid To Education? .y I When » family of youngster* U In the •tagt it’i so way to be kind to It’s exceptions!ty nice to do good i for little folks who ere having "growpftlns" and wno are rinding It neces/jp r y to adjust themselves day by day to . . z m t t y i f living. Once the earn* group of youngsters has m Into young men and women they can assume most of the personal responalfor their own needs and wants. It's 'as pleasant to do these nice things for ___ r folks but there's something extra, a •"fcumah joy, to help the child enjoy Its grow- i* V ^ -C T u U w t t h .c K y . ■ One which haa.gruwn Into a metropolis a the mousy, the fadlitlsd end the where* MthaU to take care o f Ita needs and wants. ’^ffiytkolly Handicapped The first wsek o f October has been set aside, by Congressional action, for the conSorted effort to the furthering of the move­ m e n t for rehabilitation and employment of physically handicapped. It has become occasion- all over the nation for stressB? .vitng the valuable contribution that such per* pons are capable of making to Industrial pror- •’ 'it Is certainly worthy to note that it •rttok World War I to awaken the people of •VUs nation to the enormous humsn wastage -caused by neglect of the physically hand!tcapped, At first, the primary concern was th aiding in the rehabilitation of disabled ■ ’ J but If iocm extended,' to the civilian __jiBled as well.'l’hk'flfjit vocational fehablllydftttoalftw for olvlUani was signed by Presi­ d e n t’ Woodrow Wilson In Juno 1820. »"V o ur(ng World War D the need for all out Suction gave tremendous impetus to the r training of 'the handicapped and the rwumatton of their skills In government and 1Industry. The record of the superb perforthence by those once considered Incapable of holding'steady Jobs are legion. Outside of ..government, Bernard M. Baruch Is to be .S e S te d with having given the greatert spar to tht development of physical medl- « n e through his founding the Baruch foundation In memory of hi* father, * Yet, with all the progress made in preiiMntlon and rehabilitation much still remains * be done in conserving this great untfcaal‘ tmble reservoir of human resources. But haps the greatest Immediate gains to be I In this wa*k will be In the promoting of more widespread social acceptance of the physically ^haadMkpped inside and outside ®5Sf • ... IIP' But a city, as a child, goes through the days of growing pains when it needs help and when It should be a Joy to help it. And that's exactly what wa find In Han­ ford and Seminole County. Young, agile, bursting at the seams, outgrowing all of Its bounds and finding It necessary to add tne "extras" that do not come with normal or abnormal growth, the youthful City of Han­ ford needs help. There's where each and every cltisen, loyal to the little one growing up, can find real Joy in helping with the growth and ex padsioij. Trading at homa is one way that a young city is benefited during ita growing staged Keeping tt dean and healthy is another wny thoee Who take plesahre in helping can help the city grow. By trading at home the loyal cltisen of the d ty will help the coffers of the munici­ pality fill up so that it can provide its own needs and wants. A youngster can’t be left alone to take care of Itself—as every citizen realises— ho citizens will stand by, stay at Home, trade at home with neighbors, keep a watchful eye on expansion so tbst the dty will become well adjusted to its hewer size and frills. The loyalty of a dty'a population is re­ flected in the happiness of its people—the success of the city's merchants—the growth of the city's fadiities— the changing BY BEN WIGGINS styles of the city's dress, hsblts, and health. Sanford hasn’t yet reached the pro|>or. Boil Conacrvatlonltt USDA tions of if metropolis—It's still growing. And During the month of September Its happiness and well being must be measur­ Ihe following mil conservation ed by the loyalty of its citizens to those who activities occurred in tht* diilrlet: Major visitors thli month were; are guiding ita growth. Soil Conservation News 9 9 9 Major Crimes Increase It did not surprise the average newspaper reader to learn that major Crimea increased during the first six months of lOfiO. It would have been hard to reach a different conclusion from the daily chronology of murders, burglaries and other crimes. What la so discouraging about the figure just released by the FBI Is that this upturn came after a year which saw declines In all major crimes, Law enforcement officials had dared to hope that 1956 was tha turning point In their continual war on criminals. Now, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover an­ nounces there was a 14.4 per cent increase in-major crimes during the first six months of the current year compared to the same months o f 1DSB. A total of Merely 1.3 million mujor crimes was logged by tha FBI in the first half-of the y«uy 162,770 more, than samevpsstadJaot year. •*»* .m*<M I n d u s t r y * <-•>> i*» «•«><*a* •••j Automobile thefts registered the largest gain, with larceny a close second. The figures th e Sanford Herald were 22 tier cent and 18 per cent respective­ f* rufcluMS PoUy i« » * n —turd»r »■« sun«»r ly. Some police attribute the big Increase in M W N l » .WOWS. S i m M lu r o.t*ber IT, i l l ! it auto thefts to increasing negligence on the unSor tht Atl <SM M l OMo* *8 eutMft- florid* unC part of owners who fall to lock their cars. ____ n u M w Sit, n>M«Uf* SStlar The crime problem is one that calls for the A ln r tlS a i H u u i r application of the nation’s best minds if U* A N H ltM PtMl gains art to be mads on the criminal ele­ . t* th* m * I t repahlira»rt*U0 la tht* **vtpt*-r. ment. Certainly 2.5 million major crimes a year la too great a price for the nation to Oosor*) M tir iU ti a**h no* pay as a result of failure to prevent crimes. l ‘ A llU U OMi*t* Host crimes are solved, but the cost to the taxpayers Is tremendous. !* * rtV fi**U* **.th* o»o t w r Surely some way can ba found to prevent •AhOMtaery u Un s m i some of the crimes which now command the time of thousands of policemen running far at r t n down duas. Would more severs punishment ^ a g e 4, Friday, October 5, 1DM have the desired effect T C ■ iS H lw K s i^ w •tsars, Nasser Has W est In Knots a JAMS* MARLOW mr------------------------------WASHINGTON <AP)-Egrp4’. j WAS auw, Fraalioat Naaotr, hai KHriMi la kaeta. The United 'Static, lHtala and France ooem *4e have nia out ef Wees m hew to * Ever Since Nailer seized the iSuen Canal July M — he ooltoa •ft natlftiiltilng the n M l es the y n u t that It heleaca to Beret — tha Welter* powers nave 'squirmed to find aotna way to wake him loosen his erlp. ' Although th* aosul Use to Egypt ft baa been under tha iatennUonel eentrol of the Suae Canal Co. i l rears. Throughout the tine collected telle which «*oply Jrent to the eenpear. B en * r>» r . • T A T i. that Herat will to k o ------------------and collect the tolhf.Thora*-wRl b e as ante international central wf the enaal, ha any*. Ah4 thdfe be etoada totting theWeet 0*.the with hie aelsura now. Kkypt has barred Israel shlpa and ships bound for Iireel, ever slaee 1018, before Naaeer came to power la Egypt. Egypt’s explana­ tion for that action: in* was at war with laraal and never nude This la the story itnre Nailer took over the canml In Jatyi Britain and Franco talked at first o f blotting Neieer loeeo from the canal If ba didn’t let to . If they tried It — and Na*eer saya he would fight bach — It night noon world war. The mush talk a* the British and French worried Secretory of State Dulls*, who said this coun­ try wouldn't try to shoot Ms way through the canal. He went to London for s meeting with Brit* and ether antla eg thorn agreed on a plan .which they submitted to Nauer add Whkh anyone eould have predicted would fall. Dultoa la the mtanHma gdSM hens. Tin France and BriUah atoned talking tough again. Dulles had an Idea: create a canal su re aieocleUoa. He niahod Inch to London. Another meeting Dr. P. D. Henning, Director ol Soil connervation and Extension S vice in the Department of Agri­ culture of the Union of South Africa. Mr. Hamp Dasher, as­ sistant Slate CanucrvaUonlst from Gainesville, and Mr. Robert Mur­ ray, Biologist with the Game and Fresh water fish commission from Tallahassee. Mr. Murray awl I checked native partridge peas and other wild life food arcs* in this county. A very good stand of planted partridge peas were ob­ served on the C. II. Gallowey farm near Lake Howell. Technical Engineering assistance were rendered to the following •• operators durlntt Seotembrf; W. F. Bucker, T. It. Pipkin, Bobert Graham, Earl Higginbotham, and Bussell Dewitt. This as­ sistance dealt with Irrigation, drainage, farm pond location, and proposed dam site. New coo perstun with the DU* trktS 3J4l7p01in Muirhcnd, T. It. I'bkTn in'argf Harden, and W. F. Buckner. Buie Conservation plana wera worked out with the following; Mcmt'tle Stevens. John Bethea, and Earl Higginbotham. A baaslc conservation farm plan la a writ­ ten plan of operations were where* by eech acre of land on a farm will be used to produce the crops that it U best capable of producing and treated with the conservation practices required for iu protec­ tion and Improvement. A detailed survey of the land up to a depth of M inches, by a trained soil scientist, U used ■■ the basis for th* plan. The plan consist! of: an aerial photograph—showing the various types of soli on the farm, a land use map—showing what each field will be used for, and a set of written Instruction lilting Ihe best methods of carry­ ing out lb# plan of operations. Any land owner can obtain a con­ servation plan for his farm by ap­ plying to one at the local super­ visors or to the Work Unit office in the Atlantic Bank Building. These services are provided free of cost to the farmer by' the DU* tricl. One supervisor* meeting was held on Sept. 21 and all five of the District supervisor* were pre­ sent. Thr Supervise- ere: 0 FT lent. The Supervisors are: C. A. Wales, Ralph Hammond, Henry Wright, W. W, Una, and Bonner Carter the Chairman. Bill West the secretary wa* also present. Baby blue-gill bream were *up, cmfw shrd shrdlu ETAOOIN plied to the following cooper*tore; Mr*. Charlei Col*. Morris Jacobs, Charles Gods, and C. H. Galloway 8r., Black bass will be supplied to these cooperators Uter this fall, la thl way of information and the following activities Muring September: One Users Ann. Last Friday they Itiued their eiplanatioa — a hodgepodge of vague phrases that teamed to have no practical meaning except that H wee hayed this might atari negotUttona with Nauer. The British seemed to have aaull confidence In 8CUA. Two days Inter, they got the French to go along with them In asking Ihe United Natlou to find e solution. KXypt promptly asked the U.N. to look Into tbo caw, too. Mow there will be weeks of catend-dog flghla In tho UN. gad much talk. And when It’s all over there may still ho no solution. Dultoa hue boon credited with e vlmlng down tho British and perhi Does ho hara nay to solve the prohtont l f ............ , be didn't reveal It at hi ■ourcefulnessta and an eventual conference this week. He milder spirit on Nassor'* port. . ape fee “ patience sad WASHINGTON ( f t - Oenfueed parents wonder: Who killed fed­ eral aid to education which would have meant mere cUsarooses? Democrat* or Republican*? The anawer: Both partial had a hand In it partita have Mamed each other, President KUenbower thla week sought to giro the Impree■ton the Democrat* did tt. HU ex­ planation waa too simple Hen la an attempt to espials It: Early fat IMS Elsenhower pro* a federal aid to odueottoo program. A MB to carry out Ua ideas was offered la the House. A lot of other bUU wer# Introduced, too, Inclodlag bills bv Democrat* who had a majority u tho Hooao. Tho House Education and Labor Committee hold bearings |T day* and agreed on a compromise bill sponsored by Rep. Kelley D-Pa. Houghly tho Eisenhower program called for aid to stateo based on need. The Kelley bill would have divided it according to the *;hoolage population In each atato. Tha committee vote for th* Kel­ ley Mil was tt*t. There were U Democrats and 8 Republicans for the bill; ? Republican! and 8 D#mdemonstration of a rotary hoe In ocrata against It. a citrus grova waa attended by One of the Republican* voting the local technicUn and several for it was Rap. McConnell of Penn­ cooperators. One day was spent In sylvania, who played a - big port Orlando reviewing the new Soil in what followed later. Ha U the senior GOP member of the com­ Bank Program. And three newt mittee. article* relating to aoll conser­ Tha commute* okayed tb* bill vation wera printed by tha July 10U. The House didn't Slnford Herald. bring It up for a- vote that yaar. In ISM Elsenhower again propoe___________ ed federal aid. The House brought NOTICE OF APPEAL FILED jup tb. g ,n ,r m U lt June M. TAMPA (JV— Th* state baa filed What followed got complicated notice of appeal to tho Florida' and confusing, Supreme Court from a ruling, In Rep. Powell D-NY, a Negro pro­ a case Involving charges of Com­ posed a rad hot amendment say ing no federal money could go munism, that Florida's low on to states which persisted la pub­ loyalty ootha Is too broad. lic school segregation. Tha ruling waa mad* by Crimi­ Debate la the house 1* limited, nal Court Judfo L. A. Grayson but It wa* clear that If the Kelley Sept. ? la dismissing ■ perjury bid with th* Powell amendment charge agalnat Frank Dies, Ton- attached com* up to the Saute, pa political and cigar union load­ where Jebate la unlimited, South er. erncra would flllbustor th* whole A county grand jury charged bill to death. that Dies, taking the leyalty oath Bo a House vote for the Powell to get a atato racing commission amendment waa pretty eartala to job, swore falaely that h* never doom the bill. Elsenhower opposed tho Powell amendment. But th* had any Communist Uea. amendment passed on an unre- lo ut, tt wtfl bo with fresh drugs ft! ft IBIr b*4 WMW l t o prtefth. FAST nun o o u v s b v a t * FAUST'S SU N DRY STORE Stth A Frtftch " I t Hottor Strut You" N E W an d U SE D C A R CLEARANCE SALE 10 Brand New 1956 Fords A t A Terrific Savings. ALL USED C A R S REDUCED TO SELL itrkklaid-MorrisonJnc.l Y ftw Frloftdly FORD DosUor Slue* 1981. * G a otfe, wttt y o u plana* atop Baying ‘pilot to savigatog* _____ ovary ttaw you talk to h m ? ! " M t B . FIRST 8T . . PHONE IN A PP R EC IA T IO N OF THE FINE RESPONSE TO O U R GRAND OPENING SPECIAL W e Are Repeating It One More W eek COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC DRYER $ 2 0 0 VALUE FOR O N LY $4995 W IT H THE PURCHASE OF A N Y A U T O M A T IC WASHER Photta IN Briag Ar hava your Doctor telephone your w it pro- ANNUAL 6 FA U S T S D R W STORE A U T O LO AN S Lowcit Colt IStrickland-Morrison Inc. L A W -A -D A Y * Nifty P. O. corded teller veto. Reporters la Tt broke down: U8 Republican* the baueo told a majority o f Ro*'and 10J Democrats voted to kill publicans voted for Powotl'e tho bill; 110 Democrats and 7S Republicans voted to pas* it. amendment. Thoa Xfp. Gwian R-NY pro­ On that final action McConnoU posed an amandmant to scrap tb* reported himself as present b # , KeDay kill's Idea of aid to state* didn't vote. aecemttef to echool-age popula­ Last summer Adlal Stevenson tion and hava the M oral govern­ blamed th* Republicans for what ment give back to tho sUtos one happened to federal school aid. per coot of the total income tax, Now bo is more careful. Speaking individual and corporate, collected about It on Sept, tt ho *ald "■ to each atato, Th* refund would largo majority of Republicans vot­ bt need for education. ed agalnat" tha K*nty bill. Thl* Uma M was approved oa a But be added: "It mutt be is Id unrecorded vote. Sometime later, In fairness. , .that tha situation pahapo aa hour, It was discovered on that vote wo* complicated tow that adoptiaa of th* Gwinn amend­ other factors which crouod pan™ ment eliminated th* Powell lines." However, h# said, "strong amendment which tha House had leadership” from Elsenhower Ju*t approved. would have switched a lot of Re­ So there' waa another vote, publican votes In favor of the knockfng out the Gwinn amend­ bill. ment Bine* Powell's amendment This week Eisenhower, who hod boon eliminated In this pro- seems to get nettled by Steven, ceto, Powell offered U again. son's accusations, didn’ t say Thlst Im* It was approved on a flatly the Democrats killed aid to rollcoU vote. Zli-'W. It broko schools, but hs did say: down: 111 Republicans and TT "There wae only one clear votQ Democrat* for tb* Powell amend­ on my caU for action. In the ment: 1M Democrats and M Re­ House the opposition voted against It by Ita to 0, while three-fourths publicans against. Her* R*p, McConnell came of the Republicans voted for It." He wa* referring to McConnell’s b«ck Into the picture. Although ha had voted in committee for the last-minute effort to substitute a Kelley bill—he moved now to Republican bill for the Kelley bill. shelve It and substitute for it a But he Mid nothing Of the fact bill carrying out Eisenhaowcr's that the Republicans outnumbered Ideas. the Democrat* In voting for tha This waa defeated, wi-JM, ft Powell amendment and then iiw 9 broke down: SIS Democrats and killing the Kelley bill. 48 Republican* voted against it; MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT 148 Republican* and 8 Democrat* WINTER HAVEN (ft- A two-car voted for IL Thl* wa* the only vote Elsenhower mentioned this collision killed T.' II West. S3, work In blasting the Democrat. yesterday. Offlcurs said he ran a Then coma th* final vote on stop sign, striking the car driven wbathtr to pas* the Kelley bill at by Jamei B. Frees* who was in a ■II. Tbo bill wo* killed, 224-104, hospital for treatment. HOTPOINT-WHIRLPOOL ar PHILCO I NN TV >.• WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1st ft SANFORD PHONE 417 lotaAi ? -# * 1 T �“ TOE SANFORD HERALD Erl, Get ~ ■ n 1 1988. P an I «-■ - •■-— — — --— -i Socialgvenii notes to fashion A Frenchman who ipeciaUlea In feminine foot glamor—Roger Vi* Vier by name—aaya that Ameri­ can Women have the prtttleat feet and legi in the world. An dealgner for Christian Dior of Pari* and Herman Delman of New York, VI* vier ipeaka as an expert. On one of his periodic trips to New York, Vivier said: " I ’m always Impress­ ed with the neat, well-shod feet of American women. When 1 go back to Paris t am shocked by the contrast. The average French wo­ man you observe on the street pays little attention to the way her feet look. She may be fashion­ ably dressed, wearing a smart hat, but usually her shoes look awful. American women, on the other hand, secern to take pains to have smart, flattering shoes to match their costumei." Vivier has a few criticisms of American shoe customs, however. “ Those flat ballet slippers are unbecoming to almost any wo­ man,” he said. “ 1 see so many young girls walking around the •treats In what appeared to be bed room slippers that It worries me, for I am sure they are going to ruin their feet. “ Another thing that la painful is to see a big woman teetering along in shoes with tiny, taU heels not nsarly study enough to support her weight-” Vivier predicts that for the next few years the mode will be shoes with cry pointed toes and a more closed look. The new designs in his collection have much the same aillhouetle as those of 1911, al­ though be has not yet gone so far as to make high-buttoned shoes. He has, however, designed spats to wear with pumps. For daytime wear Vivier likes the modified French heel—curved but not so high as formerly. For evening wear he shows msny dellrate pumps with needle-thin heels and spike proportions. Heals on dressy shoes may be jewel studd­ ed or made of steel or luelte. "If they are properly balanced it is poesihle to walk on them,” said Vivier, “ but 1 wouldn’ t rccemend them for a five-mile hike.” Vivier believes that lbs shoes men flattering to moat wo­ men la the pump with closed toe end heel. “ After all," he said, we had gone as far as possible toward the barefoot look. Now its smarter to keep your toes covered. What are fee Important things to have on your beauty table this season? Beauty mask is one re­ quirement, because the skin must be kept clear for the new trans­ lucent look. A dear and unmuddied founda­ tion cream that offers pearly luminaseenca la another must. Clear lipsticks and pals powder are tw0 essentials. Ditto eye makeup. Keep your cleansing eream handy. All makeup must be re­ moved to get that all-clear effect. Cleansing tissues should be handy so you will not be tempted to stuff •ff the Important job of removing every veatlge of makeup. New tis­ sues are softer, more lint free than before. A chignon and chignon hair pins are other items that will probably be kept handily at tha dressing table. Jr. High 4-H Club Has First Meet, Elects Officers The Sanford Junior High School 4-H Club, who aa yet has not daclded on ■ name, had its. first mseting Monday, at which lima an election of officers was held. Those elected were: Mias Cindy May, president; Min BeUy Wil­ liams, vice president; Mias Me­ linda McMurray, secretary; Mils Eleanor Sykes, devotional leader MUa Pat Smith and Miss Mary Ann Watson, song leaders, and Min Sandra Kader, reporter. Misa Myrtle Wilton, adult land­ er for tha group, told them a little bit about What Ihalr projects would ba for the coming year. Miss E. Bauman, Eugene Bothell W ed Sunday LONOWOOD — In the eandlsit Community Church In Castle­ berry, on Sunday, Elizabeth Jack ton Bauman, daughter of Mrs. Claude Jackson and tha late Mr. Jackson of Longwpod, became tha brlda of Hilllery Eugene Bothell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blske A. Bothell of Verona, Pa. The Rev. L. Darwin officiated at the double ring service. The bride waa dressed in s bal­ lerina length gown of Ice blue taf­ feta with full circular aklrt and scooped neck-line outlined in tiny pleats, aa was her half-hat alto In ica-blue, .and her ahoca. Her bouquet waaa of yellow carnation centered with a yellow-throated white orchid. Mrs. Roger Crocker’ waa tha bride's only attendant and waa drested In a pink dress, styled similar to the bride's gown. A reception followed the cere­ mony at the Long wood Hold for family and friends. Upon return from , their wedd­ ing trip the couple will bo at home in Casselberry. Many Young Stars Had Careers Ended By Tragic Deaths HOLLYWOOD UB-Tho first an­ niversary of James Dean's death recalls other young stars whose careers have been cut short by tragedy. Carole Lombard had reigned for a decade aa perhaps the greatest light comedienne the screen has known. She was 3f when she died In a plane crash on a snowcapped Nevada mountain Jan. IT. 1941. She was returning from a war bond tour In the Best. Her death waa a stunning blow to her'hus­ band, Clark (table. Anothsr lively star was erased from the Hollywood scene Dec, 14, 1944, this time by her own hand. She was Lupe Velez, firry Mexi­ can actrcis. She had arrived in Hollywood at 14 In 192S, and her hectic romances kept her in the public prints. She wss so full of life Hotly wood found It hard to believe she had killed berself. In a biller fare­ well note, she accused French ac­ tor Harold Ramoml of abandon­ ing her and tha unborn child she carried with her to death She was 14. Carole Landis did a lot of liv­ ing In her 11 years In Hollywood. She was married and divorred four times. She was 29 when her body was found by actor Rex Har­ rison July S. 1941. in the bathroom of her Pacific Palisades horns. An empty sleeping pill bottle was nsarby. A note to her mother gave no Indication aa to why aha chose suicide. Robert Walker waa a serious, Intent actor when h# came to Hol­ lywood with hie wife, who later became Jennifer Jones. He found fame In “ See Here, Private Har grove," Then she won an Oscar, divorced him and married her producer, David Setxnlck. Feeling “ I didn't deserve happl. nasi," Walker went on a lengthy bender. He sought psychiatric aid at Mennlnger's clinic in Topeka, Kan., and returned to plcturee with apparent emotional liability. He died suddenly Aug. M, 1931, at 32, following ■ freak reaction to a sedative. Robert Francie played Willie Keith ia “ The Caine Mutiny." At 23 ba was destined for a bright eareer when the light plana ha was piloting craihtd into a parking tot ■fur taking off at Lockheed Air Terminal July 31, lass. Five days later, death again struck a young sUr. She waa Su­ san Ball, whoa# valiant fight against cancer had coat her a leg, and then her life. Hopeful ta the last, aha died at tl. Sflidv Cburse Set Mrs. Dan Gallant Honored For October 10 By Wesleyan Guild With C offee In Whitner Home The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mra. J. P. Hell cm Monday evening, with Mra. Nancy Brock end Mrs. Hall aa co-hosteaaei. The meeting waa opened with a devotional given by Mlaa Ethel Riser. In tha buiineee eeilon which followed, plane for a bazaar to be held In November were dis­ cussed. Miss Mabel Chapman, announced a etudy course on “ Million Field, U.8.*. at the home of Mrs. Fred Smith on October 10. At the close of the business ses­ sion Mrs. Smith presented a pro­ gram entitled, “ Home Miaaloni in National News," which was an introduction to tha study course. Later In the evening the host­ esses aerved refreshments to tha following guecta: Mill Rebecca Beasley, director of Christian Education, Miss Ssidie Williams, Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Mrs. L. M. Swain, Miss Elhel Riser, Mr*. J. R. Hoolehan, Mrs. M. L. Tlltls, Mrs. J. D. Callahan, Mra. Hazel Flynt, Mn. Clarence Wynn, Mra. Fred Smith, Mrs. Robert Blllhtmer, Mrs, J. F. Riser, Mre. John Carver, Mn. L. W. Cerver, Ml.i Mabel Chapman, Mn. Grady Dun­ can, Mn. Porter Lansing, Shower Honors Miss June Vance In Himes Home Mn. L. M. Himes and Mn. Mary Jane Hawkins entertained Mils June Vance, with g miscel­ laneous shower recently tn their home on Palmetto Ave. Many exciting games were play­ ed with the winners being Miss June Vance and Mn. M. N. Cleveland. June opened her many ntca gifts, after which refreshments of soH drinks and rake were serv­ ed to the guests Those Invited In be with MltsVanr? were: Mn. W. L. Vance, her mother, Mn. J. H. Brodle Sr., mother of the groom to be. Mrs Edna Yost. Mn. E. B, Carter! Mrs. M. N. Cleveland. Mrs. A. D. Rosier, Miss Annette Brooks, Miss Beverly Rogen, Mn. William Musaelwhlte, Mrs. E. A. Coving, ion, Mrs. R. A. Williams, Mrs. I. E. Estrldge, Mrs. J. c . Davis, Mrs. Goodson. Mrs. Holuclaw. Mn. Yates, Mrs. J. L. Benton, Mn. C, E. Benton, Miss Beverly Benton, Mn. John Rogen, Mn. Naomi Ksy, Mrs. Glenn Goemble, Mrs. Christina Woodruff, Mrs Kathleen Thomas. Mn. Minnie -Smith, Miss Pat Smith, Mrs. W. E. Giles, Mrs. B. E. Ratliff. Mrs. Jeanette C.ra, Mn. J. J. PrtrIf| Mrs. Barbara Green, Mr*. E. C. Dobson, Mn. Lois Ann Dropchuck, Mrs. J. F. Harrison, Mn. frleda Bterry, Milt Mary Ann FUi^*r' A‘ **■ Barineau, Miss Lola Barineau. Mn. Barbara " * * !? " ' i ,r*' Tumar, Misa Martha Grogan, Mn. Minnie Or©?,,n L Mrl- A' k Tb«"u*. Mra. H. E. Turner. Miss Mildred Turner, Mrs. A. J. Peterson, and (be hostcsiea, Pinecrest School Choptl Program Lauds Mrs. Chase C a len d a r SATURDAY i File, Calory A v o n * 1:99. Mr*. S. O. Chile Jr. we* the Tho R. A.'a of tho First Baptist tost, M n. F. H. MR], principal ipaiker at a chapel pro­ Church will moat at the church Circle NeJ — Mrs. A. C. K4w% gram held Tuesday afternoon at at tiM a .a . Charman, with Mrs. Herbert Beb* Tho Vuper Choir of tha First rent, Like Monroe, 3:90. the Plnecm t School. Mr*. Chase Methodist Church will practice Circle No. 1—M n. W. D. Simp* who wai Introduced to the ato- Saturday afternoon at 3:10. son, Chairman, with Mrs. Cart dent* by Gwynn Williams, Student SUNDAY Keys*, 1100 Palmetto Are., 2:90. Th* Junior Choir of tho First Morning Circle No. 3—Mrs. Jack Tha Gamma Lambda Chapter Council Representative, fan work­ of Beta Sigma Phi met at the ed fer year* with tha achool li­ Baptist Church will rehtSrae at Greene, Chairman, with Mra. C. home m' Mn. Gordon Frederick bra rise of Sanford end I* respon­ 5:90 p.m. L. Redding, B14 Valencia Drive, s e for Mttlnf up end enlarging Monday evening. MONDAY 9:49 a.tn, Co-hoateas, Mra. W. S. the library at the Pinecrest The business meeting was con­ Circle No. I of th* First Pres­ Willis. ducted by Mrs. Elda Nichols who School. Whenever library work byterian Church, will meat i t the Evening Circle No. 1—Mrs. W. welcomed the new ruaheea after need* to be done la the Sanford rtildrnc* of Mrs. A. B. Wallace which Mn, Sam Thurmond ex schools, Mrs. Chase can uiually on South MeUonville Ave. at 2:90 8. Bromley Sr„ Chairman, wttfc Mrs. Gertrud* R. Gilbert, 70S pal­ plalnsd tha purpose o f Beta be found doing It. p.m. Mooday, Oct. • with Mrs metto tvenua, 9:00 pm . Co-hoeSigma Phi for the guests. Mr*. Chile talked to the stu­ May Dlckana aa co-hosteaa, Mr*. tea***, Mrs. Carl Lind and Mrs, Reports were given by each dent body about the love and care R. C. Maxwell is ehairtnau. L. T. Sheppard. chairman of their booth* on the of book* and requeited that, when St. Mark Chapter of the Wo­ Evening Circle No. I—Mrs. Clif­ b m i r In be bald at the Episcopal reading a book, tha atudoaU think man's Auxiliary of Holy Cross Parish House on November 3, about tho money and work re­ Episcopal Church will meet at • ford McKlbbln Jr., Chairman, with Mr*. R. C. Miller, 2401 8. Myrtle from 1:00 — 1:00 p.m. presented in each book. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Roy Avenue, 1:00 p.m. Co-hostess, Mias A very informative program was Sho explained that all book re­ Hollar. Rebeeca Stevens. given on “ Happiness" by Mrs. pairs should bo done by the li­ Circles of tha W. S. C. S. of th* Evening Circle No. 9—Mra. Warren E. Knowles and Mrs, Don brarian and her assistant* who First Methodist Church will meet David Erwards, Chairman, with Balsa. are trained along thla lino. holler's, 9 p.m., 1401 Oak Are. Mrs. Harvey Hale, Elm Ave., i:M Refreshments were served by On behalf of the entire student as follows. p.m. the social commit!**, Mra. Volia Circle No, Five at Mra. M. V. L t Virginia Katmer win conduc t Williams Jr., and Mrs. Fredericks. body, Ann Libbey, president of the Student Council, presented Bitting'*, 9 p n ., 1901 B, Sami- tho morning devotions over WTRR Mra. Chase with a pair of beauti­ note Blvd. Sanford, at 1:90 a.m. Circle No, Six at Mr*. 8. O. Shin- Tues. Cal. ful sliver earrings to express, la a small way, their appreciation hotser'a, I p. m., >401 Oak Ave. TUESDAY Circle No, Seven et Mn. J. E. for all aha has done for thorn. Tha Gleaners Class of the P int Mn. Margaret Reynolds, princi­ Courier's, » p . m . , 19M Palmetto Baptist Church will meet i t Use home of Mr*. A. J. Welker, IMS pal, conducted tho program by Ave. Circle No. Eight at M n. C. P. Elm Ave., Tuesday night at 1:3# The Pinecrest 4-H Club met telling the asaamhlad students Thursday and sleeted the follow­ ■bout the many things Mrs. Chase Herndon’s, 3 p m., 605 Magnolia with Mn. J. P. Lewis and Mra, K. C. Echols as eo-hostesses. ing officers: president, Jackie has already accomplished for Are. Circle No. Nino at Mr*. Ruth Circles of the W. 8. C. 8. s f Lilsy; vies president, Bonnie theirs aa wall aa other school li­ Lundqulst'o, 3 p. m., 1T00 Mag­ th* First Method1st Church WtB Schaffer; secretary, Carol Ann braries throughout Sanford. nolia Avo. meet ■■ follow*. Adams; song leader, Pam Jordan; Tha program waa sponsored by Tho W. M. U. of tho Tint Bap­ Circle No. 1 at M n. B. S. Hig­ and reporter Jo Anne Newbury. the newly-chosen library commit­ tist Church win moot i t tho ginbotham’s, 111 Pinecrest Dr., The adult leader of the club la tee which Is composed of the fol­ church. At noon a covered dish 9:43 a. m. The Brooks homl on Valencia Mrs. R. B. Forbes. lowing members: seventh gratia, luncheon will be served, and at Circle Ne, Two with Mn, 8, Drive was the scene, recently, of Members present were Carol section one, Carol Ann Adams, 1:00 p.m. a program will bo pre­ O. Karrlman, Lech Arbor, 1:41 a. ■ lingerie shower honoring Miss Adams, Christina Barnson, Pam Ann Schumacher and John Wright; sented. m. June Vance, October bride-elect. Brooks, Judith Holt, Pamela Jord­ aavonth grade, section two, Jo Ths Sunbeams tnd G. A.'a of Circle Ne. Throe with Mr*. W. Hostesses for the event were Mra. an, Jackie Lalsy, Jo Anne New­ Anne Nawbury, Joey Muse, and ths Tint Baptist Church will meet R. Hazlott, 9000 Iroquois Art., S. J. Brooks and her daughter,' bury, Bonnie Schaffer, Bara Thig­ David Beatty; eighth grade, see- at 3:9o p.m. 9:41 a. m. Mias Annette Brooks. pen, Nancy Jn Tombkr, and lion one, Cassandra Prevstt, Gene The Flnt Baptist Church wilt Circle No. 4 with Mra. Praaft Several games were played at Mary Frances Swann. Tedrow and Myrna Williams; have a Sunday School Warfcara* Adams, 20M Lake Ave., 9:41 a. m. which the winners were Mra. Var­ eighth grade, section two, Evia Clinic starting at 1:00. ConfarThe Brownie Scouts o f the Firs* ner Nelson and Mrs. Betty Ann Dossey, Ashley Simmons, and encsi at 1:49 and refreshments at Presbyterian Church will meet la Howard. Brucs Gordon; and eighth grade, •:45 p.m. the Youth Building at 1:99 p.m, Refreshments of cupcakes, null, section three, Vicki Forguson, Th* Pioneer Fellowship and Bee* Ths Elite Knight Cirelt of th* opu. sco nxndwirhe* and punch Clyde Howard, and Rowen Warren. Pint Baptist Church has been nation of th* First Presbyterian were served to the gucsta after postponed until Monday Oct. 19 Church will meet hi the Youth June opened her many lovely gifts. because of tha Sunday School, Building from ..:00 u. through The Sanford Home Demonstra­ Those invited to attend were tion Club will hold Its first meet­ 9:00 p.m. Workers' Clinic. 3Uis June Vance, the honoree, ing of the Fall lesson on Thurs­ iNESn'F The Y. W. A.’a of tha First Bap­ Mra. W. L. Vance, her mother, day, Oct. It, at EOO p.m. Tha The Girl Seoul* of th* Vital tist Church will meet at the home Mrs. J. H. Brodle 8r., mother of masting will be held at the home jyterian Church will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gallant and of Marchetta Campbell, 9494 Myr­ the prospective groom, Mre. J. L. Demonstration Center on Geneva their two sons are visiting Mr. and tle Ave. at f:90 p.m. 1:90 p.m. at the Church. Johnson, the bride-elect's maternal Ave. at 25th St. Thor* will be a regular meeting The Senior High Fellowship Re­ Mrs. B. F. Whitner Jr., for ■ short grandmother, Mrs. Ann Graham, Mra. E. D. Rinehart will con­ while, prior to going to Mr. Gal­ of the Friendship League of the creation of tha F lnt Presbyterian Mrs. Betty Ann Howard, Min duct an Installation of officer* lant's new assignment in Virginia, Congregational Christian Church Chureh will meat at th* Chunk Jesninne Nelson, Mrs. Vemer and guest speakers for the after­ The Gallants have been making st I p.m. at the home of Mrs. at 1:00 p.m, Nelson, Mrs. Carolyn Tlllis, Mrs. noon will be Ceell Tucker, County their home in Reiede, Cel. R. H. Ivors. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will L. C. Tlllis. Mrs. Charles Shacf- Agent, and Mra. Vincent MatecTho Boy Scouts o f 1 th* First be conducted by Rev. A. O. MeMr. and Mr*. S. O. Chase Jr, fer, Mias Joan Wright, Mra. J. kl, who has chosen ai her topic have returned home after having Presbyterian Church will meet Innls, Pastor o f the F lnt ProahyM. Moye, Miss Diane Moye, Mra. “ What Makes Me Tick." tartan hutch at 1:19 p.m. spent several days In Miami, In the 8cout Room at 1:M. Bonnie Johnson, Mrs. Joyce Cov The Session of the First Praaby The Chancel choir will rehaaree where they attended a "Fruit Ington, Mrs, Della Galloway, Mrs. Festlvaal” held at ths Hotel Fon­ terian Church will meat in tha at Tint Presbyterian Chureh at J. V. Jonea, Mrs. Harry Rude!!, Session Room of tba Church at 1:99 p a . tainebleau. Mra. Bill Pell, Mrs. C. L. Powell, THURSDAY Also recently returned from 1:90. Mre. Joyce Sawyer, Mrs. J, P. The Junior Choir will have their Th Circle* of the Women o f the Miami are Esthsr Ridge and Mary Cullen, Mill Yvonne Cullen, Mrs There were 39 present at Tues­ Whelchet, who were on a buying First' Presbyterian Church wilt rebeanal and fellowship at F ln t Jewell Saiirr, Mrs. Jamaa Jen- day's meeting of tha Sanford Tour trip, for Mary-Esther's, at which meet as follows: Presbyterian Church at 1:11 pJi. kins, Mrs, Ann Wright, Miss Lib­ 1st and Bhuffleboard Club. After there were manufacturers from all The Youth Choir et the F lnt Circle Ne. I—Mr*. Vidor Brown, by Rsyclne, Mrs. O. P. Wade, Mrs a delicious covered dish supper, over the world represented. Chairman, with Mr*. V l e t e r Presbyterian Church will practice R. L. Johnson, Mrs. Ronald those present turned out for se­ et the Church at 1:99 u.m. Friends of M. N. Cleveland Sr., Brown, 411 Myrtle Arenua, 1:00. Brooks, Mra. R. E. Sodrrbtom veral shufGeboard games and al­ will be pleased to learn (hit hie The Deacons of th* First Pro*, Circle No. I—Mn. R. C. Max­ and tha hostesses. admission to the hospital Wednes­ well, Chairman, with Mn. A. B. bytarian Church will meat et Ibe so various other games. Church et 7:41 pm . Th* elub finished the last of day night was for nothing serious Wallace, MtHonviU* Ave., 1:10. Circle No. 3 -M n . P. T. Piety, the summer tournaments last and h» expects to be released In Chairmen, with Mn, Sumner week, and are now working on a day or so. BABY SITTERS Friends of J. W. Hall will ba Luxen, Longwood, 1:00. their winter program. Circle No. 4—M n. D. C. How­ pleased to team he le back at There will be In the future, AVAILABLE Oct. I competition* between the usual hi* home on Meltonvllle Are. after ard, Chairmen, with Mn. Victor Mra. Ben Monroe Baby Sit Ilap Agomey McLaulln, 403 W. 19th 8t„ 3:00. clubs—Lottgwood, DeLsnd Orange undergoing treatment for g strainJoy Dugger Circle No, B—Mn. Clarence Say PRONE SSS-M City, Dytona Reach and club* all rd bsek at Seminole Memorial Hos­ Charity Dunn dor. Chairman, with Mr*. K. W, pital.* through thla district. Mn, B. F. Whitner Jr. enter* talnsd at a Coffee Saturday mom* ing honoring her houaeguest Mre. Dan Gallant. The guests were met at tha door by Miss Rsbecce Stevens, who escorted them to the living room where they were re­ ceived by M n. B. F. Whitner Sr. and M n. GiUenL A fell color schema was car* ried out in tha deceretloni of the living end dining rooms, with both leaves and Gower* being used. Mrs. Herbert McCaslin and Misa Rebecca Stevana presided over the lovely table which was over­ laid with a lace cloth and centered with an arrangemaut of eroton and hibiscus. At either end of the table were hiblacua and bamboo, fashioned to resemble candles, in crystal candle holders. The dining rooms were decorat­ ed with fall colors. Also assisting Mn Whitner were Mrs. Randall Chile, Mrs. Ray­ mond Key, Mrs. William Kfrchlmf, and Miss Jere Turner of Orlando. The guests war* served coffee, rookies and a variety of hot hon d'ouvres. There were between 100 and 125 people who cam* to call at tha Whitnar home between the appointed hours of 10 and 13. 'Happiness' Theme O f Program Given At Sorority Meet Pinecrest 4-H Club Elects Officers A t Thursday Meet Miss June Vance Honored Recently A t Bridal Shower Meeting of Sanford Home Demo. Club Slated For Oct. 11 (psMomd& Tourist Club Plans Winter Program Happy Birthday 0§fiSb> Disciplined Fabrics W e hcvp ypvr fr— dmtry blank' far There's old fashioned thrift in the bright new fashions you sew with Bates Disciplined Fabrics. Need* no starch, releasee creeses, steye clean longer, weshea A dries in a wink, need* little Ironing, no-in between press­ ings, color fast and shrinkage controlled. Solids Prints C O U IO I S C H O L A R S H IP C O N T IS T I 1.39 yd. 1.49 yd. h fy e v m lt... Beautiful colors of gray, olive, black, hunter green, moei, rust, periwinkle, robbin egg blue, Un, gold, n»vy and pink. See the lovely selection of matching prints. One yard wide. BIKIPURIf M M KI W IN N IM CMOOM IN I t t U S S I . Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Dais Scott aa* nounced the birth of a daughter, Daiyn Day, in tha Naval Hospital at Naples, Italy, oa Wednesday, Oct. S. Mrs. Scott will be remainb*red as the former Mias Madalyn Trucluck. Mr. and Mr*. Leon Bryan are announcing tha birth of n son, Robert Loon, on Tuesday, Oct t, Ot Semioole Memorial Hospital. Tha baby weighed • lbs. 1 oat. M m Bryan la tha tenser Mias Helen Maria Stuart of West Vlr- SATIS SAYS THS TUITION �' I Crooms To Feature 'Flying Block' Against Jax 11 p m . TVER Loft Tackle, IN Pounds Junior MURRAY NANCE Left Guard, 1T0 Pounds CHARLES PENCK center, 113 Pounds Senior VIRGIL GBACCY Right Guard, ITS Pounds MERIT)ITU SCOTT Right, Tackle, ISO Pounds Senior The Croomi Academy ‘Panther** will go to Jacksonville tonight to tie* the number two "Big * " teen of Ihtlr conforenco. The Panthers will feature their *• fifing block against the JackeonviUe squad. "We're out to beat Jacksonville," Coach Joe Fair said, "and we have the fighting spirit that majr lead us through." The "flyng block" is the much talked about exercise that the Crooms Academy grldsters go through every day, an exercise that is responsible for the exceU. t f ent downfleld blocking that has made it possible for the Paathen JOHN WILLIAMS Right End, 113 Pounds Senior T r i r r i I fjfis » » aVrah Apopka for the second game • seeeon. "W ell be throwing thing we've got . t« take laid, and ashelically, In- reve tree. Both Seminole and Mpka Blue Darters need ■ win H S T bul the fourth piec« San* ■d fm * —1— a n not about to «2 s pieces with last place Apop. paste ran through SeraV •tee as, In the fading days of rtctlce this we»k. •a sent to bed for more thaan a Mfe wttk an Injured leg and a mm attack, and the two weeks Bertments to build n more rM fltftttttvi unit aeemed to R«t tho MW flghUng spirit of to ganford Seminole* bounced irt, with Charles Fence learnig the eontor assignments for the wise et BpUt-T plays in two day*. ■waved to etariiag left halfliaga brightened up atill more Phil Byrd returning from doetnra office this morning an okay to atari In the all "jasponinl Orange Belt Conference lame. The twlvel-hlpped break .-♦way hep*N r the Seminole* was •! ea' the doubtful list until toJay. ; Unless the game starta In the bjraia, or an Infection Is dctermln* ad before the game tonight, nyrd £ jn lt man tha right halfback post. **fr there te a drixsle Byrd will .-Rave to toe limited action, end £jtttrtetback A! Stanley will move i M ck to hla poet and Dob Johnwill do tha signal-calling. >- The Apopka Blue Darter* will ..Re up for this o m and treking i almost desperately for a win for i,h m reasons. First, they have will be tougher this week than they hare been all season. All this should mike a tough outing for the Semlnolee, and the Blue Oerters will give them plen­ ty of trouble. But the Bemlnolci have gone through two gruelling weeks of the toughest workouts witnessed In high schools through­ out this section. With two weeks to find themselves, Improve them­ selves. end get in top physical condition the Seminoles would be formidable competition for any teem in the conference. The Semi­ nole* are slated to win by at leaat ono touchdown. With.the vast improvement in Uie defensive ends, by virtuer of another lineup shift, the Semi­ nole* will have placed a solid weld at the weakest link In their team-etvength. - Tom Brown ia tbfe boy who turned the tide ia this department. At the beginning of the season the IBS pound Jun­ ior showed a lot of speed and ran BOR JOHNSON the middle of he line was the weak spot, and nrown was sparkling on defensive tackling. He wai shifted to the tackle slot and caused a lot of competition In the line that considerably strengthened It. During the Cocoa game the Seminole* Were run rag­ ged around the ends, and no on* aeemed able to stop them. It ac­ counted for four of the Cocoa TDs. Brown, with his speed and defens­ ive aggressiveness, was tried at the outside defensive post and waa natural. John Williams, the IhS pound Seminole tight end, W#a tha only ■never Inin-the Merer the Cocoa game. He caught several good i hai shown up well in t] weeks practice. Claude Hlttall, IN AL STANLEY Quarterback, IBS Pounds Senior 1RANTLEY HCHIEERD Left Halfback, ITS Pounds Senior PHIL BYRD Right Halfback, 115 Pounds Senior Murrey Nance has come up well with a lot of individual attention. The 1T0 pound Senior has been plagued with a aeries of minor drive when he is the receiver, and Injurie and hat not been running has earned the starting berth at left end. he seem* to have recovered from Bill Tyre was a stow starter. hie last affliction, bruised cartil. He has a perfect physique for a age of the shoulder, and has show high school linesman, but he had enough to get the nod for left a lot of trouble finding himself. In the last week the 1M pound Junior has acquired a Jot of co­ ordination, an eseential element to good lino blocking, end has earned top billing at left tackle. On tha other aide of the line, Meredith the coaching etaff was faced with Scott will be holding down the right tackle post. The UO pound a seemingly Insurmountable pro­ blem: where would they get ano­ ther center with only two days before game time so that the hea­ vy backfleld could (till perform? Pence war the answer. Perhaps the most consistent blocker In the lineup is 175 pound right guard, Virgil Gracey was a standout in the Cocos game and his showings have not dlsmlnished with the passing of the last two weeks. Many things wtU determine who the starting quarterbtrk will be. Motorcade Starts For Apopka A t 6:30 The Seminole Chiefs Club span, sored motreade to Apopka gets/R underway tonight at B:30 in tho * Seminole High School perking lot In front of the school. There will be banners, streamer*, snd plenty of noise-makers for all car* par­ ticipating. This Is a good opportunity for the fine eltlsenry of Sanford to show tho Sanford Seminole* that they have the confidence and tha support of the fans behind tha team. • All members of the Chiefs Club are expected to participate in the HERRY GOEMBEL booster caravan, and every car Fullback, 190 Pounds load of Seminote fans la urged Senior to be In the group. Be sure your horns are ready A pretty fair estimate shows Gve men slated for heavy action in to sound off for a big boost to tha club, or Umber up your the backfleld. Bob Johnson, right throat, Y’ALL COME1 handed passing sparkler, will allero-ta with A1 Stanley, herd hit­ . . i ting south-pew err b u s * * fullback spot. quarterback post. Brantley SchL It aU shapes up like a whale-ofrard has been tabbed the man to a-game, with the Sanford Semistart in the left halfback hole, noles a one touchdown f»vnr*te. while Byrd will be counted on a* It** a very short trip to Apopka, heavily i* his conditions per­ there’s a motorcade forming at mit. When Byrd is not pcrfo...i- the parking lot of SHS at *!*#, ing at the right halfback position, end the fans who make the trip Stanley ia the top men slated to will be amply rewarded by the take his place. Terry "The Bull" performance turned In by their Goembel, the 190 pound "enlighL Seminole*. Plan to bo one of ened" tackle will be running the them. JJia(DualOfd Jjfjrtime W e're Wheeling REGULAR PRICE S-Stlf G O RM LY'S With Trade In PRICE YES! W , Writ* SMoalk Follelr* AL COLLINS ON THE GO. Little Al Collins, speedy halfback for the Sanford Seminole JVa, returns a punt 52 yards to set up a fourth quarter score in the Seminole JV-DeLtend JV game Wednesday in Memorial Stadium. Flayer In front of Collins attempted tackle and missed, but 11 caused ColUna to break stride enoufh for player in back of him to make tackle. Collins received the punt on hts own 42 yard line and returned it to the BuUpup aU before he was finally dragged down. (Photo By Jameson) Q U-J'obhk A U TO M A TIC • I Speed Washing Adieu h ow to bring you r borne up-to-date - H ere are some o f the ways to improve your home: M ake needed repairs - Add a bed­ room or nursery • Add a bathroom - Add a porch • Enclose your porch - Modernize your kitchen - Modernize your bathroom insulate walls and ceiling -Replace your ro o f - Add insulated aiding - Paint your home - inside and out - replace your screens Build a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling. You don't need cash - just satisfactory income and credit mat­ ing - The cost can he handled In easy monthly payments. • Choice Of S Water Temps • Automatic Water Level Control • Gyrafoam Action YES! C O LD W ATER W ASH b Rl NSE NEVER UNDER S O L D -N E V E R 0 UT-TRADED The "Friendly Bank’ will b e happy to help you 216S. PalmettoAv* Phone 778 �T H E 8A M F 0K D H ER ALD Social Security Changes F IR S T SU N D A Y IN OCTODER Additional Church Notices THB U TILE MOWN CHURCH o n n s BOX O m w Perk Ate. sad Mth fit. J. Bernard Root, Minuter P n d Ensmingar, A*tod*to Sunday School at 1 :0 a.m. With clatson wall organised and an ef­ ficient staff. Homing Worship ........ 11 a.m. Sermon: 'The Uniqueness of Jesus” 11m Pilgrim Fellowship, a Young People's Society, menu at 7:30 p.m. Ruth Robinson la President, Glenn Utt Is Vice President, and Mary Jo Robinson Is Secretary. “ This is the Gospel of L a b orRing it, ye bells of the kirk— The Lord of love came down above To live with the men who work. ''This is the rose that He plant­ ed Here in th* thorn cursed soil —Heaven is blest with perfect rest: But the blessing of earth la toll” FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Are. at Mh St. (A Southern Baptist Church) W. P. Brooks Jr., Pastor Fred B. Fisher, Associate Pastor Kirby Rogers, Music O' e Mrs. Marvin Milam, Organist Early Morning Worship 1:43 a.m. Sunday School 1:43 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Training Union 1:13 p.m. Brewing Worship 7:10 n.m. (An evening of Song) Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 R ubbery pbasls on congregational singing, The minister will resume a series of sermons on the Epistle to tbs Philippines. Everyone Is invited. There is a convenient parking lot a t a l l s e r v ic e s WELCOME FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CSURCM Oak Are. and Third St. The Bar. A. O. Melanie M • Mrs. 0 serge Teuhy Minister ef Music Mias Katherine Broera, D. C. E. MORNING WORSHIP S:4S a.m. Morning Worship - Anthem "Let Us Break Bread ' Together” , Communion Spiritual —Junior Choir. Communion Meditation—The Rev. A. G. Melania , Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper '• : f l a.m. Sunday School - M:M a.m. Session meets for • prayer In the Session Room. II a.m. Morning Worship . Anthem "Heaven Is My Home", . Smart — Male Chorus Afllhem "Beautiful Savior**, art. Christiansen — Chancel Choir Communion Meditation — The . Rev. A. G. Mclnnis -Sacrament of the Lord'* Supper. Nurseries far children under three, and Uuso to six, every Sunday A Morning during the Worship Hours 9 . : 1:41 a.m. and 11 a.m. ■■* p.m. genior High Fellowship. t f :M p.m. Evening Worship Antham "Gracious Savior” , Gluck — Youth Choir ..'Communion Meditation — The * Rev, A. 0 . Mclnnis ; Sacrament ef the Lord'e Supper. z FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH "A Friendly Church to a _____Friendly City” • • Parry I#.. Stone, Minister 2 m , Telephone ltia • Sunday School. 1:43 a m. Adults will begin a new quarter’s study .o f "Great Passages in Ihe Bible.” - the first lesson being on Genetic 1. - Morning Worship l i o’clock. The -Pastor; who has been away at the -urtamatienal Canventioa of DiisMaa of Christ to Des Moines, ; , ! « occupy hit pulpit. The mirfill be open. w 2 ^ Christian Youth Palowihlp, • : » BLACK FOX EPAULETTES distinguish the shoulder cape ef title two-piece theater coeturns to sheer block wool, from Anthony Blotta'a collection. Fit­ ted squarely on the shoulders, the cape covert n sheath dress with horitonta! grosgrmln bands and double acemtng. MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING WIFE KISSIMMEE (fv—Charlie Wells, tO-year-old common laborer, was arretted and charged yesterday with tha shotgun killing of his wife Emma, 33. Mrs. Weils was found shot to daath on the porch of her home Tuesday night. TENCH FUNERAL SERVICES HELD GAINESVILLE l* — Funeral services were held today for Dsnmoot Tench Sr„ S3, father of Ben* moat Tench Jr., co-chairman of the SUvetuon-Kefauver presiden­ tial campaign In Florida, Members of tha uniformed forces on active duty wilt begin to receive regular crudita toward Social Security benefits after this year, Paul K. Weaver, manager of tha Orlando Social Security Office said today. Beginning with IM7, soldiers, sailors, marine*, members of the Coast Guard and other uniformed services will be covered by the Old-Age and Sur­ vivors Insurance program on a permanent contributory hails for the first time. Tha Federal Government and tha servicemen will share the social security tax to the same manner as employers and employ•a to privats industry. This tax will .be at the same rate as that provided for civilian workers and smployars. For atrvicemen the social security tax will Im on tha service person's basic pay and will not be Imposed on such Item* at valus of food, shelter, various al­ lowances and special pay. The Social Security Administra­ tion and the Service Departments are making special plans to issue social security account number cards to members of the services. It will not be necessary for ser­ vicemen on active duty to contact Social Security dlstrl"* office* to apply for cards. Free wage credits of 1160 a month for service personnel will not be granted for service after 1PM, The new service credits are to be earned by service personnel in addition to the staff retlrsment systems. Under the new law service after 1K6, however, may carry with it free wage credits for military ser­ vice performed after 1130 and be­ fore 1M7. This may be true even If the same period Is creditable toward a retirement payment from the service department. The free wage credits for ser­ vice prior to 1M7 cannot be used toward social security benefits if that service wai used In connec­ tion with a monthly payment un­ der the civil service retirement system for Federal civilian em­ ployes. However undar a provi­ sion of the new Uw, survivors may if to their advantage give up all righta to a civil service annuity and elect to have pra-MST military aervlce counted toward soelal se­ curity benefits. The Orlando Social Security of­ fice is located at M East Central Ave. ’ H u n Kraft Papar Shopping la g With any purchase at oui Drug Department during this BIO ONE CENT SALE PM Anti-Ensym* Aotlon S ftM F |D Aytliil wttk Maarata 9501 a □ »1.38 Cal U r n Oil 95440 PLAIN. 18-ox. bottle . . . . •* ■ Regularly *5.98 14 vitamins, 10 minerats OLAFSEN. 9 1 C|9 Boltin oi 10 0 .. l i a r * □ 2 □ 9 5 \ aa M it t i-V lt ia ia E lixir < 2 .1 1 T k l a a i i C h la r W a o 5 9 1 9 ,□ T A c 7 T C C O 0 I i m D I N T H B l O ? P I P E C i i i i i m mi i ii!;!mmm - l 180-Mg. Bottle 100 tablets . 4 • fc“ i \ l l l E j R U som e 1000 J S A H ^ 2 . 2 = I L E A N E R S w 2 RIGHTS A C U R V E D TO LIM IT QUANTITIES i d ![ 3 1 2 t o lt o 8 * Anafrin. Vk*o«. else . . . . 98c BODY MASSAGE Refreihlngl Eleven Flavors 2 rot 6 C T OI L E T R I ES! MEDICA7ED G0U6H SYRUP OFFER' 5c LUXURY Fruit Drops or Mints □ M i l C M ! (TICK or Lotion. HILK08EK . . . . Antihistaminic Gel TW tor U More □ 99* HAIR 9PRAY □ W hite F i le A T a r with Creosote. 8-oa. six# 2 i9 0 * □ 99* AIIFRIN AFO w-ot. b orn .. . - ■ - - Campho-Lyptue.Tin ol 25 2160* Keller. Vfc-ox. lube.......... 2 !4 0 ‘ BABY NEEDS! 95C IU □ 49* 9ARY OIL Aromatic. 16-ox.botil# . . . » * 9 9 Lanollgad. 5-os. bottle . , 2146 □ CMMraa'a Aspirla 9 544t □ B alykif Cough R ag-33c. Bottle ol 5 0 . . . f c aW -? ^ □ M i a t Eye 9 rape 7 R eg-49c. tt-ox. aise . . . . „ZZ Cools, soothes. 5-os. can . 2140 TERRIFIC VALUES! □ Mat Water Battle •r Fountain Syringe. . . . □ <1.10 OTIUTY KIT Sturdy Plastic. Ton-Navy □ H T T E IIO U I * l * M . Hardwood. * * . □ 99* Craia Obaapaa 9 5 Q A 1 Formula 20. 4-oa. Jar . , . , 4 ■ 0 9 SHAVE NEEDS! _________________________________ I M M p b b q i c e i□ 80 C*»u*. 4-ox. bottle . . . A 1 3 D 2 1 5 0 * □ 99* 9ARY POWDER FtmF#l. Tagm ToiWtitaa. jilllalAi mul Jawelfy. It'a tonolixed to soften hands □ COLO 90RE OALM O IO O c 2 18 0 * Hand Cream □ 99* Cold Capsules Powder or Crystals. 8-0*. A i U O Walgreen. Bottle of 72 . . . 81- “ f l lf M t lM " Cold Tablet*. Tube of 24 2«90* MEDICINE CHEST! 95091 Formula 20. 5-oi. aerosol .m 1 0 9 □ Ribbllif Oath OH 9 5q a « Reg. 9 Bo. 8*ox, bottle . . . A I O O £ u i..2 i9 9 c £ □ M farai Atpirii HZ. 2 i 9 9 * 2199' • 8 . WALGREEN XlNTEU o fhytlclssi A tsrgNM □ 9 9 ' Keller U n i ( t i 9 f C 4 i Antibiotic. Tube ofl2 . . 4 1 0 * f □ I t ' NKML SPRAY !1 2 1 t * n; W ALG REEN M IN E R A L o i l I co LD REMEDIES! □ 49* CA9T0R OIL The Florida Milk Commission will hold • public hearing at the Angebilt Hotel in Orlando, Florida, at 10 A.M., on Thurs., Oct 18, 1956 for the Orlando Milk Marketing Area; Marion & Citrua Count lea for tha purpoao af receiving evidence, testimony and pertainent data relative to the following conaldered actlona by the Florida Milk Commlasion. 1. Re-defining the preaent area to more doaely conform to the natural milk marketing area in accordance with Chapter 601, Florida Statutoa, 1963, 2. Suspension of price controls for dairy products other than Class 1 Fluid Milk. I. Suspension of price controls except at the producer level. 4. Cost of production of milk in the above named milk mar­ keting area. I.' Badauificatlon of milk. f . Establishment of milk standards • minimum o f 4ft butterfat content for all Class 1 Fluid Milk sold for human consumption. The public is invited to attend. FLORIDA MILK COMMISSION Col. Dexter Lowry Chairman % Nag. 91.98. Pint bottle . , 4 1 ■“ * For Year Home N O TICE OF PUBLIC H EA RIN G S 95916 < 2 .1 9 J R . AYTINAL □ 37* 90VIIC AGIO PHONE SMI S a s s s s m r 0 Vltamlna ft Minerals. l O O n * * * A N O T H ER R O O M Clh ft MAPLE 1 1 4 0 1 1 1 ^ SUPER AYTINAL M l* m . Evantog Worship, 7:10, with em- 9 Rag. 93.98. Bottle of 100 . ■ * » □ nssisa slcon( l 9 1 c a . lumber n * Rag. 18.79. Bottle ollOO . ■ » 3 “ " . Ifam iim w m m m m sm 9 5fiao □ liriatrit Farmli MIAMI — Marine Cpl. Ray C. Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henderson, 419 Holly Avt., reported to the Marine Corpe Air Btation here for duty on Sept. May be saajer than yoa thlakt No Meoey Down - Eaay Payments. EaUmatea ami Complete Ser­ vice At . . . Clgenaj drug store VITAMIN BUYS! In Service He has been assigned to the Or­ dnance section of Marine Attack Squadron 332. Prior to reporting here, he completed Aviation Orndance School at Jacksonville. He is a graduate of Seminole High School at Sanford and en­ tered the Marine Corpe in Au­ gust 1915. He is married to the former Maty Donna McTeer of Sanford. "O n The Corner By The Clock" F R ID A Y A N D SA T U R D A Y OCTOBER 5 & 6 News O f Men 11 Roumillat & Anderson ADD U G ET ONE M O R E! 212- 211“ R e i' t il . 'i r '5 . 0 0 8I> SHAVE CREAM O I Q O i / P R O O F E R or Lotion. Brlaigot* . . . . 4 1 0 9 t D Fre-Eleetrie Shin PO-DO. 4-oa.botti* Not A l f .2170' Ic S a l e P r i c e * B u t 7 0 0 G O O D TO L E A V E OUT D Ctttao Applieitare 9599 a R ef-1 9 c. Box of 100 . . . . ■ ■ 0 0 □ 99* FLASNLI9NT OiQQo 2 Call. Powerful beam . . . m l 0 3 2179' NttIKH 8UARANTEED ALL PURPOSE FILM ftHORELAWN" PACKAGE STATIONERY No. 1ST . 3 1 8 9 ° ln«>t Quality Finest :° !2 ii6 ForMRSliWMM 780. Oral or rectal. . 2199* •*0 . lu f two.......... 2114 mum scoir £ 25*5 □ 99* 9TAT10HE9Y 9 ;c C i ‘Latter* Random.' Pack 30 * ■ 3 3 □ GM M m 'i R siutn "P a m u in P a t* ." S o l* . . 95491 .4 1 9 3 □ 19* II 99KI9L9VI99 5AAi SATETY PINS Taat-RHa. Sm, mad. or lg. 4 1 0 9 2 16 �• - ■V i* Page t , Frt, O ct I, ISM Crowns Observes Newspaper Week By CORAH MELVIN Rational Newspaper week la be­ ing celebrated, this week at Crooma Academy. Our Bmlneu Education Department observed this celebration by presenting' to tho school, an assembly program based on • discussion of “ The Newspaper." The program waa rendered as follows: Crooma Academy's Business Education Department Celebrates National New~wper Week October Id, 1030—< Grades 9-1* Julia Wright, Presiding Prelude — — Bend Song _________"America"—School Scripture . . . . Woodrow Detrovlllo Chant .. "Lord’s Prayer"—School Song .."BatUo Hymn o f The R » Public .. School.. Occasion.. Mar* va Wilcox Duet . . . . "You you you" .. A1 drena Artis A Alsada Richardion Historical Background of Free­ dom of the Preie Moderator—Edgar Williams, Panel Members—Alsada Arils, James Ellsy, Moses Williams, Barbara A GROUP OF SIX Cypres* Gardens mermaid* going include high-jumping by champion* and aany clown* oa Elouise Harrell, Sammie Neslbltt Andrew*, Donald McKinney, through one of their ballet routine* during the four thrill* gkii. Alsada Richardson, Willie Ruth fag water ikt abowe presented daily. Other aquatic acta Hardy, Zorah Melvin. Musleal Selection ..................... BBCNECTt ADOS MO VOTES running for the office left vacant "National Newspaper W eek".™ TO TALLY by the death of Mayor Curtis Joyce Dean TAMPA ID— The margin of Nick Hixon. Selection ................................ Band "Improvements In Our Business Nuecio’s victory over J. L. Young Department" ............... Altameaie In tbo Tamps niayoralty race was Burke only US rotas. Remarks ............Principal Allen A recheck of voting machines, DismUsat ...............Julia Wright asked by Young, added MO to bla INVITATION— total final tally showed 23,<34 for Please be our guest and visit Nuccto and H ,W for Young. The Sanford Herald Office St 314 Nucclo, a county commissioner, W. First Street, Sanford, Florida, gad Young, acting mayor, war* any day thle week from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Go and see how this plant le operated. Sponsors: E. J. Eubanks MIsS Daphne Francis Mr. R. A. Allen, Principal To further carry out the celebra­ tion of National Newspaper Week, the students of our school have planned to visit The Sanford Her­ ald Office during thle week and see how the plant is operated. DIMOCftATtC MtHDINTIAl NOMINII Aflel E. Etevenion rides la so open car through Ksnsss City, Mo, with former President and Mrs. Harry S. Truman before delivering a Truman-styla "give 'em hell" speech. Truman, who a few short weeks sgo at the Democnlle Nstlons! Convention said he didn't think Stevenion could win, Introduced tha nominee as "lha next Preitdent of tha United Stain." Stevenson noted their dlMgreement*, but SAld Truman was never ■ man to "pats the buelt. Lund Says ItIMB IAUD of laudl Arabia, flanked by Syrian President Shukry Al-Kuwetly (left) and Egyptian President Gsmal Abdel Naucr. U shown during their meeting at Rlad, Saudi Arabia. Syria end Saudi Arabia Joined Egypt In an appeal calling upon tha Western Powers to negotiate with Nasser on tha Sues Canal dispute. M M El STEVENSON DOUBLE TAI.B When talking to farmers, Stev­ enson sheda crocodile tears when telling them their PRICES ARE TOO LOW. The nest day h* tella the city folk PRICES ARE TOOP HIGH. As Kefauvcr, his running male said (and he ought to know) on April Blh, “ Stevenson hss one speech for New York and an entircly different one for Florida". He also has one speech far the farmer and an entirely different one for the consumer. REPRESENT EVERYBODY I won't drny that my opponent has used hi* Influence to helom some SPECIAL IMPORTANT PEOPLE get certain assistance la Washington. Rut I believe a Con­ gressman should Use his influence FOR ALL THE PEOPLE end not Juat for a certain fsw. If a Republican does Ms, the Demo* crate accuse him of being for ‘Special Interests'. Getting thea* special favors for a few may ex* plain WHY he didn’t have lima to answer tha Vt important r o l^ calls he missed. Perhaps it c*M plains why HE DIDN'T HAVE TIME to Introduce ond pass A SINGLE BILL In fl years that would hav* helped ALL TUB PEOPLE. Legal Notice n n tiD V m n i't .A K A T in x Under and hjr virtu* of mltliorltr In m* v**tnd nn M ajor of Uin City of Sanford, Florida, I hereby call a Munlciual tlentral Election to be held thruuahoul the City of Han­ ford. Florida, on the Slh day of November, Itlt, for election of two City Commleeloner* for term* of office of three year* each, and on* for term eiplrln * December SI, «k ItIT. ** r> | rv -4 Said elec tied ahall bn held at tha City Hail la aald City of Hanford. Florida, In conform ity to tha lanra and ordinance* relation to al action* now In force la aald City. The poll* will bn opnn a l T:0« o'clock a m . Kaatnrn Hlandard Tim *, and will ctoe* at TiOO o'clock p.m. on aald date. _ _ 1 hereby appoint Mr*. F. RnoumlUat and Floyd A. Palmar an Clerks, and Mm. llalph Slid 111 Hmllh, Jnmn* II. Out, IL 1* Terkln* Jr.. Newton J. Htnnitrom. C liff M. Ablea and W . Hueh Duncan, na Inipeclnrn of said election. IN W ITNESS WIIEHF.OF. f have hereunto net my hand a* Mayor of the Cite of Hanford. Florida, and have earned to be afftved herein the **al of eald City on this the Ith day of October, 1151 (S E A M F. V SCOTT or of Mart. _ the City of Sanford, Florida AM AMMAN BMVBNT Mahds rigidly a f ed ition W P' M Margaret of Britain amllaa a greeting while passim on hsr way to a raaaptlon at Iba Oorammant Houm In Mombasa, Kenya. Ths royal vlsttar surprised guests at the gathering by appearing In a three* quarter tengtb draw while all the other* donned evening clothes I M W an emergency meeting In Paloa Vardas Calif., to the eauaa and extent o f a sudden eerth-slippaga near the eoaetal aactlon o f the town, Imperiling MO h ou m A three-mlk era* af arackim baa baa* dlesovsrsd ao far between the main high* way *ad the Island portion e f the hillside. Hart, a reporter la shown hwesating a part a f the tracked aurfaea.ff*ter*ario*at gem dphoio). While en bar simmer vacation. Cl#*, the dour-fated •‘talking’* baeaet hound on Jackie Cooper's comedy aerie*, “The People's Choice," (Thursdays, I M p.m, N VT), display* a side af her nature which wauld probably astonad aay breeder of hustles doge. Living with trainer Frank Inn at tho Ban Valley, Caltfemls ranch, Clao eavorta with meay trained animal*. She actually cul­ tivated a friendship with n wild rabbit, whom she feed* carrots regularly. Tho remarkable thing about tbia relationship la that basest hounds were oritinslly bred fee buatiag rabbits. Among Ctoo'a other friends er* numbered u raccoon, u m i alrra!. several eats and other canines, with wham ah* U perfect harmany. F * i?-vrTI2 £ m m K K B a S m a SSSm \ ! ' n !'H A T E R City Clerk Legal Notice TOO MVCa PVRNmmEt Oat Charter No. ISIST nUtrlrt No. ( ■ ■ por t o f c o x o m o w o r t e a ■ a s k OF it v r n e i), FMtwiua in two sta te of flonioa , AT T S S t l U « i « f i i c » I I B I I ON IK PT K M B tlk M . I IM P S S M IM K II IN NEnrONSR TO £ *1 .1 . N I D R NT r D a m o L L C S OF TMH C l NMENCT. UN OWN SKITIOH Ban. v. a BRvtano btatctbs FREE ADMISSION CYPRESS GARDES BalinUy and 8u*day October Ith and 7th ORANGE LAKE SEMINOLE Conatloa, Prewent only driver's license for FREE ADMISSION 'n a JAMES GUV a g e n c y 111 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 IAMBS GUT JAMES B. GUT Federal Reserve Bank) Deans and discount* tlncludln* non* ovnrdrafta) Bank nrnmlnnn owned l4t.TSd.IS. furniture and t,ia»,«ss.T> Other nnante . ------------Total Aseete e.eee.Ts t.eie.insi fitter** IM .tfl.ll -----------------------------------and d.tis.tii.se 1.ISI.ISI.4* Timed1*poiUtl* of ”1*41vidiiel*,' p*rl*er*hip» Sad corporation* ........ . ..... —-----------------------m i i i iw w w i a t e v Oovernmenl I e * ■ m v ** e .......Depoilla uofi United Statae ■• • y u e a e *fully Automatic i i .m i l t,lS*.tll.*) i ■■■m■ ■■— Dapoalta of Stale* and political eubdivlalant __ . Other depotli* trertltted and raahltr'e therka e tc .)------------Total I te p o .lla ________________ ______________ T.I0 T.JI* 14 Otfcnj ........... ■fo ta f h|Ja uTTltie*" ie.4is.4i tt4.i4a.it T .lit.til.it CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Btocki Common aleck, fetal par f I M .S H .H . OR See.eesee ieo.oeo.ee T A B U TOP, ST.4ll.ts « U .d "p m f i U S.tlSTi sas.iit «i 1,010,>,411.41 ______ Aneete pledeed *r a*al***d te m eurTflablfttl** and Ser ether BumobBi ,__ __ (a) U a N aa shown nbeva'nre ait*r" 4 eductlsn mi t.tll.lTf so reserve* o f________ __________ ___ _ — _ I R. w . Dean*, rath ter nf the theve-named bank do solemnly swear tket tke abeve etetemant le true tn the best e f my knowledge nod belief. R. W . DEANE, Cashier Car re d ___Atteeli $ ii ! & « .............. .............. State e f Florida fo u n t* e f Bemtnol*. as: A *4 aubacrlbed before me tbl* Ird dar nf (Vldber. l i l t , and 1 hereby nert|fr that I i n not a* officer er director e f this bank. „ Ruth B Snell. Notary Puhlla M r eemmbalea explrne March i . ISIS * * l-Wiop Col*W » Neotlap • tSaalmem 1 * 1 * 4 *4 Net Water 4 aB ri«4 ~ T M M VDIMMB ***** m d CiNsilie In toast VUIA V MAT(R NtATfR FOR A ” N ( W » ( UNIT f. " B**f*Vd „ DON’T — ll4 .S lf.ie ------------------------------------------ Demand depeelts e f Individual**Mrtneirah1pe mama. — WATER HEATERS it i.iiu : ie.eee.ee tt.aee.ee Obll«aUa*n* Vf*Bt*V*i“ *Vd“ ^iltTciT’eubdlvillon» Other honda net** _____ _____,__| ______ _and jd idebenture* ____________ ___.___ Corporate stock* llnrludlnn llt.eee.ee *teck e f R***Totnl 'C apital Acceuata Total LlAbllltlea and Capital Account* General Insurance \ Cash, balance* with ether bankaVn^judln* reserve balance. 1.ITS.HI ST and cneh Items In nroceaa * f r o lla c llo * ------ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ United Stale* Oavernmeal ebllpatlona direct and 1,704 IIT .lt . For roaMmta oft i . . . -------- Jeeheehynia. - u m p a n y , • *a c a i o n v u i a , Sanford Atlantic ^faflonsl Bank, ■anfard. Florid* Charter Number H i l l rederal Reserve District Numn«U*!*m U 2y^VnldIan eentrellla* Internet In thle P * » w A war Yow-Tli* Dolan Because Your Tine A n g® 00**SHOP 106 W. 2nd Put Oa That WU1 Give Guaranteed NSW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. & _’ AM 4befwb •( o#Etrtlt srr.i a t e S b js s r 9 •* ■teck nf Affiliated bank owned hr •*#*k- the affiliate fear value) ___•140.1 det.se Nee WELSH TU B SHOP 108 W. tad M Team h '.'h a t tha abeva etatemeat m W jn = r a = a r * t s a -. true, le lbs best af my knowledge Sanford Electric Co. U I M AGNOLIA A V B . to jt f j l i m t l l M t o l V a C ' w ' d V Aunua7PIS, lRP ISIS. ieii4, Beaded i ' ‘ Ii*a*k Auauet to o f Oeteber. m i ?* Surety ' S r S * *Cerperatlea. National mi fit it PHONE 441 Isind I 'GAG* LAWS POSSIBLE Only recently did the Florida legislature seriously consider a ‘ party loyalty' bill. It would have required voters to pledge to votol in the coming general election for the condidsto for whom they had voted in the primary. Some Southern States actually have such laws already, IT WOULD DE* PHIVK PEOPLE OF FULL FREE­ DOM TO VOTE AS THEY CHOOSE The bill can still be revived and with the present Democratlo pri* mary majority it could be made a lew here. To safeguard tho public* from such evil legialatlnn ran <m1y4 be accomplished with a two-party system of government. OVERWHELMING ODDS There are more then 5000 Demo* eta lie pa) rollers in this district. They work lor the Party ronstsntly. Assume they work only on* hour a week at the minimum wage. That's 350,000 man hours or s quarter million dollars worth of support to 'my opponent. Add tm this the fact that practically s ir of the 28 newspaper* in this dis­ trict are with the Democrats bn* low the White House level. This makes overwhelming odds against me. Why does my opponent cry because I try to raise some fundi to put »n a demit campaign ta make these odd* a little more even. NO DENIAL YET A month ago I charged my ponenl to explain why ha miss. 07 Important roll calls on slgnlfl esnt legislation and that he mieert another tS quorum roll calls, ] made the charge early in tha cato paign so I would have ample tlmi to prove It if he denied it. Re cently, he stated "Th« greatest thing waa not what we did b«u in what we failed to do." It »oul< to. ■ tad thing for the America! people if every Congressman fel that way. It is my belief that wi send our Congressman to Washing ton to represent the people b) participating and voting on s i important matters and to get newi ed law* and help for all of them. WHAT OTHER EXCUSES? At a recent meeting in Orlando, my opponent excused his vote against military aid fo , our alliot by stating thaat h* had alwayi voted for It aveapt on tha last occealen Jt earn* up. Tb# record shows that bs VOTED AGAINST SUCH AID FOUR TIMES IN A ROW. The record shows ho voted AGAINST THIS HELP TO PREVENT ANOTHER PEARL BARBOB In 1951, 1934, 19U and 193*. Arnold Lund Republican Nominee for * Congress. �W» : i • * A Young Man In A Hurry A TRIBUTE T O O U R N EW SBO YS, — FUTURE LEADERS OF SA N F O R D A N D THE N A T IO N r .w '* A h ' National Newspaper Boy Day Saturday, October 6th. Restless movement and physical activity is common to all normal boys. Many boys, however, waste this precious energy of youth on an endless round o f fun o r mischief. Then there are a few boys who think beyond the immediate present, and their need fo r "having a good time” These boys are your neighborhood errand boys, the part-time helpers in stores and offices — AND NEWSBOYSl The Newsboy, because he has to "b e on the jo b ” every day that the paper is issu ed .. . because he must never neglect any one o f his many customers . . . because he must pay for every paper he carries, learns many lessons o f self-reliance, dependability and honesty that will be o f untold value to him throughout his lifetime. t 21 ROUTE C A R R IER S Newsboys “grow up” quickly. Every day they come to the new spapej^office and see the big press roll, they live in a man’s world. The bundle o f papers is so much merchan­ dise that they must sell, return payment to the company for the quantity sold, and re­ tain the balance as the profit for their labor. Each "little merchant” deals with several hundred adult customers every day, and he begins to plan early on just what he will do when he too la an adult That Is why so many newsboys become college men, and later— successful business and professional men. and 28 STREET SALES BO YS ,* *■ **ra|«** »*«1 Deliver The Sanford Herald every evening, rain or Shine Monday through Friday. I ** M B I TH RO U G H O U T THE UNITED STATES Thousands of Newsboys DELIVER M ILLIO N S OF N EW SPA PER S Morning, Afternoon and Evening, 365 Days a Year Let U s Honor the American Newspaper Boy O n HIS DAY! % 99 * t b a aft** WEEK Stfjr &attford Hfgraft A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SERVING SEMINOLE C O U N TY 5! f \• �Commission Gets Funds For Job Finding Service Tha Industrial Commission baa received tlJ .r o In Fddfrnl fonda to finance Increased Job finding lenrlcea to older workers, Chair­ man James T. Voeelle reported today. ----------Lt *f. Voeelle eoid the fonda will go for aalarlea for three older Work­ V t -> er specialists In tha Employment Service Division, one In Tallahaa. see central office, one In Miami and one In St. Petersburg. The money la Florida’s share of $44*,800 alloted by the U. S. Labor Departmant’a Bureau of Employment Security for expand­ ed efforta la helping aging persona find Job.. 'BIO VOICE* test la Gary. Ind., congocted by tbs tap] Florida laat year waa given a Federal Clrll Defense Atmtaistratiso, n H to I *90,000 Federal grant for a special banks 4 tend*soakers step buildings IM mobile Xba study In the Miami office of tbe -" a la reroste motorlrte and (la* "take cover" tbs —-Mien” butructloua. Bid Vstce weald lead State Employment Service on the needs, problems and abilities of older persona Id employment, Hits study, and seven others la mejor population centers at Ihe U.S. where older persons are con­ centrated. showed that special sfforta In helping older workers find Job* pay off, Voeelle said. By M A Y S O R IIO Employment Service Director William U. Norwood Jr., said that "Special counseling, Job locating w ^ F„ Klnf Ftaturtl Syndic*!*, BjnuJkatt. and plaesmcnt efforts produced "That'* awfully kind of you, Mra. taka ma for a •TNorsni almost five times as many Job Mrs. May Fe*Ui«r*tona. wealthy Kngsuggested. placements of older workers in llah dotr*i«r, rwoanlw* a pa»»*na»f Featheratone." "AH right, let's get a doae eC “Not at all. N ot'at an. Td W e trouhl* as *h« board* Ilia experimental groups than were and *»n*e* Caribbean'’ bound from Cnaland to think of you wearing It You oaone and then wa’ll com* back ta placed from matched group! of to jama Ira. Valerie Allaon, a pretty, look beautiful tonight, my dear, here and settle the argument." redhalrnd nurse, and Dirk llanaon. who older worker* given only normal was rnaaaed lo klrs. Featheratone a really beautiful." "I didn't know there era# an services.” (laughter. Eileen, at tbe lime of her Val thanked her warmty. What argument," aha aald aa ha held drsth In an auln arrldent. arroinpany Norwood points out that one- her. Vat la earn In* her !>****»* by rar- had happened to Mra. Feather- the door open for her to pass third of the population today is In* for Mr*. Fealheralnne. an Inralld stone 7 through out onto the deck. by Imaginary lilt. Dirk la overly at* The sudden change to reasonably over, 45, and In a few years one- (entire to Mr*. Featheratone. hoping lo Val stepped out beside him, lov­ ba rohaldered la her will. Eileen a good weather seemed lo have ing the brush of the wind against half will be over ■this age. lie earlier romance had been broken up by brought almost everyone out of her face. Tonight the moonlight alto noted that. while Florida's her mother, and her lOTer later becomes The lounge was glowed on the waves; waves no Mr*. Feathereton* beeomoa their cabins. population gala from 1940-1950 aIII,dortor. but refuse* lo ses Ihe ahlp'a sur* crowded and most of the passen­ longer angry but comparatively was- 4* per cent, her gain In per­ ceon. Val tneele the men that Mr*. gers had dressed for dinner. gentle. She didn’t even mind when Fealherilone had noticed amonc the sons over 65 was 81 per cent. paa#en*er»—Drue* Harridan—and ha la Dirk was leaning against the Dirk slid hi* hand through hero "Even though lg counties of the now In the uniform of Ihe ahlp'a aur- bar waiting for her, tall and thin, under th* mink cape, or when hla *eon. Val Irarn* that they sill both be Stats declined in population, every workln* at tha name new hospital near Immaculately dressed as ever, the fingers pressed Into the soft warm Bay after Ihe roya**. Bhe alao county had an increase In num­ Eonte*o ama that Dr. Ilarrldan waa Eileeni» Ideal partner for glamorous hotel flesh of her arm. But her sens* bers of people 05 and over. rer, and that he had threatened to dining rooms and fashionable night of enchantment with the moonlit kill Mrs. Featheratone at the time ehe cluba. She was quits sure that night died cwlfUy as Dirk began Norwood said. '‘This results from wrecked Ihelr romance. Dirk and \al the fact that people are living become rood friend* but Mr*. Feather­ Dirk would command the head- to talk. atone resent* attention* to tat. waller’s full attention when you "You think Tm hanging around longer today and more older per­ Dr. Harridan Dirk's tella Val that ha threat­ sons ara coming to Florida. We ened Mr*. Featheratona In a lit ol race, arrived with him; that la, If be a rich woman for no other reason and would now Ilka lo apoloylaa to her. afford to take you there. than that I waa briefly, very briefmust Improve our Employment Vat becomes itronety attracted to Dr. could He saw her alanding hesitant In ly, engaged to her daughter, hop­ Service program to help such Harridan. When Dr. Harridan InaliTi- the doorway and came quickly ing she will leave me something. atea Dirk did not lore Eileen and win people find Jobs.” only after her mother1! money, Val bs- toward her. He caught both her That Is what Bruce Harridan told Voeelle noted that a major pro­ hands and stood a moment looking you this afternoon. Isn't It?" Hla blem in the success of special ser­ vole# had suddenly sharpened to n at her. CHAPTER 11 "Well, well, so fairy tale* do challenge, vices to older wokera Is winning \ y n r m A faint aenae of Inward "Yew knew I caw Doctor Harri­ employer acceptance In hiring such W derision, Val mentally Upped come true," he said. “The transformation la aided by dan this afternoon?" persons. Older worker studies di­ her cap to Dirk. When ehe went “I knew," ha said. spelled myths about Inability of back Into her patient's cabin, not borrowed plumes," she said. “Mrs. "And you're trying to UU ma this group as results demonstrate only waa Mr*. Featheratone ap- Feathers tone's white mink cape.” you've no Interest In my patient's that persons ovtr 43 compare parcnUy delighted that Dirk and She ran her fingers lingeringly money?" the asked. the etdea of the cape. “ Some, favorably with other groups In Val ahould dine together, but ehe down •1 won’t pretend Tv* no inter** thing even movie atari don't sniff productivity, skill, attendance, Instated that Val ahould dreea up In her money, for you wouldn't be­ for the occasion. health and other qualities. “Oh, Aunt May does herarlf hove me If I did.” He smiled slight­ It would be fun to get out of "We are not trying bo win spe­ uniform for a change, and alnea a proud In the matter of clothes," he ly. “But on ths other hand, I say, cial consideration of these people friend of Val's in I-mndon waa a said, and went on, “ but of course and you must believe this, Val, I'd try and be as decent aa I'm being for Jobs, but are seeking to get em­ mannequin, apmeUmea she waa Aunt May’s really loaded." She ceased smiling and tha pre­ to Aunt May If ahe hadn't a penny. ployers to consider this growing able to get her clothes the glrla source of manpower on the In­ had worn at show* at greaUy re- cious sense of gaiety she'd had re­ You see, ah* has no oaa but me." "But you said tha other day cently died. 4 dividual)* :‘ofafl Ity 1to do the Jobjf. 4lie*4, primal, "Is Uvat bow you feel about Mra. that aha had relative*," Val mur­ Even Mra. Featheratone looked regardless o f age or other tradi­ Featheratone T" she eal.tJ quietly. mured. tional requirements not Important Impressed when aha came back He gave a abort laugh. “They "Hey, bey, what i* alt this 7" he Into her cabin wearing a lovely In accomplishing the work to be floating gown. said, giving her a qulxxlcal look. loath* her, aad aha loathes them. performed,” Voeelle eald. "My. you do look lovely, child," “Are you accusing me of playing Naturally they'd be pleased to ac­ Passport to Happiness n*vi 11 rltT THAT TEACH YOU JS NOT TO JUMP TO ^ COHOUHCM. I DiD NOT GET THIS GUN FROM A MAN NAMED ZARKOV.. BUT FROM A TRADER ^ NAMED JEMIHAKKj m uwwt. («MFF) YOU’LL COME OH. STIVER/ we got ^ TO SP R E A D THE W ORD! M A SH ED ! ahe murmured almost Involuntari­ ly. Val, delighted at the praise, turned slowly so Uiat her employ­ er could better appreciate the gown. For U>e first time In their aaaoclaUnn ehe hadn't called Val “ Nurae." Surprisingly sho added, —Take my white mink cape. You may be cold If you're going to walk on the deck." O IKS, Marala Oral*. iUprtated G IT G U N S A N ' H O R S E S / A M A SH E D M AN — ^ s M A D E O P P WITH ld S J i THE S H E R IF F / J ( \ AH'NET ^ CAPTURED THE SHERIFF) up to Aunt May for ulterior mo- cept her money when she dies. tlvca T" His gray eyes looked down But luckily I don’t think ahe’U die Into her face, half accusing, half for a very long time. Although ahe thinks ah* has a bad heart. reproachful. "I don't mean to Infer anything," 1 don’t believa It, do you ?" He'd ■topped walking abruptly. ■far said quickly. "Do you ?" He rapeated It, and "That's not good enough. Come along over to tha bar and wa'U added Irritably, "F or Heaven's thrash this situation out." His voice sake, say exactly what you think, Vail" was no longer light (To Be Continued) "I thought you were going to by ptnalsslou of Avalon Boohs Distributed by Kina Features Syndicate. State Development Groups Will Spend Over $3 Million ,H tp rs m v House. LET Me o u r HERE ' THANKS, EDO! E. BC SCElhr VUH 1 I9WT THATAN AWFUL LOTOF KIO* fOQ ..rr" ONCeAMfWj YOU SH OULD S E C IT WHEN 1 IT S F U L L r M U IVY BAKU MUST (above), Treasurer of tha United States, has accepted tha national chairmanahlp of the 1957 Easter Beal campaign, according to an an­ nouncement by the National So­ ciety (or Crippled Children ta Chicago. Mr*. Priest will lead more than 40,000 Americans serving la 1,455 state and local affiliate*. (International) Florida state and municipal dev e l o p m e n t organizations will spend a total of 55,149,476 this year for advertising and promo­ tion. Their purpose Is to help at­ tract tourists, vacationers and in­ dustry to the state. The research department of The Curt's Publishing Company has made public Its tenth annual survey of the amounts sat aside by respective state, area, and community groups In this matter of advertising and promotion. The report states that Florida will spend a total of $5,879,314 to at- THE O LD H O M E T O W N ohm* tract vacationers and tourist* and 8370,161 to attract Industry. The travel industry is booming as Americans enjoy higher family Income and Increased leiiura. Yet it faces fierce competition from without and within as other In­ dustries fight for a greater share of the consumer dollar. The Curtis report la based on a study of 285 state, a m and community development groups located In all parts of tha United States. It reveals th* importance that these respective groups at­ tach to tb* promotion of tourist By STANLEY N O -N O — I JU S T STARTED OH THAT ^ N O TW M T 'H e OW JNlTEiyW OOlDUr SPEND A DlMe ON A . weu.,t GUESS YOU W ONT DC DATING.HIM V H T ^ —i AGAIN.*/ HC& TBUBimC.*- IM JU ST TRYING TO CUT d o w n c o m p e t it io n fc nm * M IR A C LE D I E T AHEAD OP Y&U trade as a means of lncreaitnf employment, payrolls, aad ths purchasing power In each area. The Florida report la based os responses from mors than thirty community development organi­ zation!, among them tha Miami Beach, the Jacksonville, tha Sa­ vannah, and the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce. These organizations reported respective­ ly that they would spend 8543,000, 857,000, 114,750, and 1119,000 to at- ^ tract tourists. Tha Coral Gtblea • Chamber of Commerce, tbe TallabsisM Chamber of Commerce and Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce reported that they would spend $5,500, $17,400 and $49,000 to promote industry. Child In Stitches A t Sunday School » LENOIR, N. C. (ft - Little Eat# * Watera was literally In stitch** whsn she attended Sunday school here last weekend. Th* 9-year-oid, before aa appen­ dectomy last Wednesday extract­ ed promise* from her doctor and her parents that she'd bs out la time for Sundoy school. An ambelane* took her, lUto was abla to maintain bar m perfect attendance record. 9 DOVE HUNTING SEASON OPENS OCT. 1$ TALLAHASSEE til— Florida's dova hunting season opens at noon XLPAUXOMuT UJMEKEN INTUKTOlMi CHOfftP CMMINALC. lUy MEfif POft l WWW B ir j ^ V COUGH > H e r ^ u u fii TOABFAt “look A ry O ct 15 with dally hunting permlttod in a counties end part* o f three others. KllootJi»* will be permitted from urn until ■must through Oct. 81. A second half of tha split season A n » * front Doc. i through Jan. $ • wlU_*1“ oUnI Permitted noon to sunset la all 67 cwntWa. n s * !# * PRODUCTS FESTIVAL TALLAHASSEE U t- Tha week starting Feb. 14,1147, will be role- br?*2? , « .n<Jrlia IVfcluctg Fast**•! Waak by iroeSaauOoo of Cor. ColHnt to promote uve ef the V M0 odd items grows or msnufaeturod in Florida. �m if—WILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING WOOLSEY Marine Finish** For Your Boat Senaarlk Glass and I'aint Co. % Empty? A N T ADS IUCNT ’EM KAST P /t /8 2 / 112-114 W. 2nd 51. Phone 120 aanding and _finishing. F L O O R _____ _ ___ Cleaning, waxing. Serving note county since 1926, H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary Thl* la a free pass to the Prairie Lake Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. E. C. Snodgass. Exp. date Oct. IS, IBM. MeRANKY-SMITH 2416 8. Park PAINTS Phooa 1103 Floor sanding and finishing. A better Job at a better price. Free estimates. Ph. Collect 1A—rL A C M u E A T _________ _ Oviedo FO-63184. rtf OPEN ‘TIL J—tonight «nd to­ ATTIC GOING TO HASTE? TurnInf it into one or moro attrac­ morrow. Clored Sunday*. THE tive rooms Is easy, intxpensive. DOGGIE BAR A DINER, Lake Let Hill Lumber and Supply Mary. Yard help you decide how to make it aerve you. Call 13, The I—CARD OP THANKS_______ _ Lumber Number, Or drop i n 223 W. Third St. The Bereaved family of Raymonh M. Rlgga wish to euei’it their heartfelt thank* and aiwrtcla* For Painting call Mr. Taskar, Ph. eflg-XR. Room special 614 95. •lion for th* act* of kindness, mtaaagea of lympathy and beauTed Burnett tlful floral offering* received for PAINTING from neighbors, relatives end 2601 Grandview Rhone 1953-M. many friend*. Mr*. R. M. Riggs 4—LOST H 28—PIANO SERVICE L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Pbosn 1184 Rente I, Hanford LOST—Light blue Parakeet Child'! pet Call 1039-W after 21—ROOFING and PLUMBING 8:30 P.M. 47—PUENITU1R - HOUSEHOLD H -R E L P WANTED—HALE Nig Beddlsg Co. COOK and Handyman, colored pre­ ferred. Apply Club Heuee, Plan­ CeldtrAttsg ShE Aimtvemry tation Estates, Do Eery- Pbeat They o n having on apodal mat­ 1S 1T . tress A matching box springs. gSBJO A up. ROUTE SALESMAN — Year ‘ round work, earnings above They also have foam robber mat­ tress with hind tied boa average, good opportunity for springs to match, 67130 A up. aggressive man who la willing They have bedroom suits and to hustle. Chauffeur's license ■ofa beds. necessary. NE-H1 BOTTLING 1101 Sanford Ave. — Phone 504-J CO., 304 Celery Ave. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Baught-setd. Lorry’s Hart Dt-MALE or FEMALE III Bait IN IL Pbowe 1ML HOUSEWORK wanted by the day. LOOK Phone 1148-J. at these big knock-downs OPENING for Meat Cutter. Meat on brand new furniture! Wrapper Cashier, Apply FOOD- 3-Pc. Chrome Dinette, MART, PARK AVE. A 23th. AssL c o lo r * ............only 646.06 5-Pc. Solid Maple 21-WORK WANTE D-MALE Drop-Leaf Dinatt* in new Autumn Tan Lawn mowing. Power mower. Reg. 6129-30 . ............ 670.60 Ralph Bennett, Ph. 4d4-R, •■Pc. Sectional Group Metallic Toast Tapestry 690.30 33—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Beautlfpl Modern Dinette BE SECURE Non-mar Rlchwood Finish and padded seats. Reg. 6160.06 680.60 WITH YOUR OWN BUSINESS Florida manufacturer and in­ Solid Mahogany Bedroom Bed, Mr. A Mrt. Dresser, staller of Spic ‘n Span quick ser­ Mirror, Chest of Drawers, vice laundries has a franchise Box Spring and Innerspring avallablo for this area. No pre­ Mattress. Reg. 6249.30 .. 6199.10 vious experience necessary, low WUJON-NA1ER down payment, liberal bank fi­ Where you always find big values nancing, unusually high profits. quick credit and easy tsrms. No obligation. Monarch Laundry 311 E. l it St._________Phone 969 Machinery Corp., P. O. Box 620, This is a free past te the Prairie Ft. Laudordatc, Fla. Lake Drive-In Theatre for Carpentsr wants work. 312 Myrtle Tommy Williams. Exp, dale Oct. 18, 1999. FINANCIAL M—INSURANCE CERAMIC TILE COMPLETE MODERN INSURANCE All the NEW KINDS of fire and XOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby casualty. Insurance available In PLUMBING Seda Day, Week, or Month—TeL the best of Companies at Low­ Contract and Repair Work I486. Furniture Center — est Rates to those who qualify. Free Estimates u a weat r i m s t Consult B A L L INSURANCE R. L. HARVEY AGENCY. 204 & Park Ave., 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1821 FREE NAME IMPRINT Sanford, Fla. On all Christmas Cetd* ordered during month of October. Beauti­ 36-MONEY TO LOAN ful 1BS6 designs. Make your selection and layaway NOW. AU TO LO AN S POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY COST LESS „ JIT S. Magnolia ^Phono 086 Ceetracting and Repair WIDOW living alone has nicely 1881 Baalerd Arc. Phase 111! Florida State Bank furn. bedroom, connecting pri­ OF SANFORD W. J. KING vate bath. Heated in winter, Plumbing Contractor For rent to lady. Close-in. Kit­ MERCHANDISE Kebler numbing A Supplies chen privilege* if desired. Can Ream Kiactrlc Water Hesters bn seen at 803 PatmsUo Ave. tlM Orlande Dr. Ph. M 42—ARTICLES for RENT Is a free pan to th* Moyle• a u t o m o t iv e ~~ Plui■hug- Rretky Heating This land Rlde-In Theatre for Mr*. M. G. HODGES George Wakefield, DeBary. Exp. Service on All Water Pumpst—BOATS AND MOTORS date Oct. 13, 1964. Wtlla Drilled - Pumps Evinrude Bales A Byvic* NOW 8 mm film rental library Paola Road. Phone 100 ROBSON Sporting Good* at Wieboldt'a Camera Shop. 210 PLUMBING A KEATING 104 E, lit St._________ Phone m S. Park Ave, Septic Tank Installation A Service Heater Service. Archie C. Har 46—ARTICLES for RALE USED MOTORS ictt. Phone 734.W or 1336. Unconditionally Guaranteed —Factory to Ten— 1868 Mercury Mark 66 S3—SPECIAL NOTICES b—PERSONAL NOTICES Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 164 Free estimate. Quality work. J tM (Demonstrator) N« IBM Evinrude 30 HP -300 CU8TOM UPHOLSTERING 1955 Evinrude 1 4 HP SUp Covers and Drapes (Perfect) STANLEY KULP IBM Mercury Mark 7 t? S PHONE IB HP Mercury shift .......... I **0 PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ALL TYPES BOAT TRAILERS Crestline Aluminum Boats and All types and sixes, InsUUtd or "Do It Yourself." Fiberglass Boats from 1289 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE IBS? MERCURY MOTORS STINE ARE IN Machine and Supply Co. Look for the new 6-cylindcr, M 107 W. 2nd 5L Ph. M HP Mercury* coming next month. GATLIN BROTHERS W. P. Smith Dragline A Bulldoter Service Motors-BoaU-Palnta-Gla is Ph. 2231 Geneva. 2485-W Sanford. 1416 6. Park Phone 1203 ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cell S—MOTORCTCLB8-B1CTCLBS Ralph Key, 3160. ________ 1-34 inch bicycle. White. Cheap, Ph. 32TS-J It—TRAILERS Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 641'XR. It will pey YOU to see us before you buy. Open Evenings and Sundays. Kasulde Trailer Sales Palatka, Fla. 1B64 aluminum, all-modsrn 30 foot trailtr. BUI Adams, Dreamwold Trallsr Court._______ 4 BULLDOZING Vowel lan heed. Sag rail with rayon PlaaU* or or nylon Stnkarik Gtwon imd P i M O*. 112-114 Wost 2nd St. Pbeac 3*0 We buy and aeU used furniture. Paying top caab price* lor any thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POST on 17-81 Ph. 6663-W. PAINT, 62.30 gal. Sleeping bag*, rota, blanket*, tarpaulins, Army Navy Surplus. 310 Ssnford AvaBE SURPRISED at our variety and low prices. F.M.B. 3c, 10c A 26c Store, 321 S. Sanford. Chrome Dinette as new . . . 40.00 Deep frecto used 1 yr. .. 110.00 Girl’s bike good con. ... 17.60 Baldwin Plano Its perfect 178.00 CROSLET - BENDIX Curve glace china cabinet 43.00 Sales and Service New Maple bedroom suite 11600 RANDALL Powermower Briggs Stratton 26.00 Electric Company Apt. silo gas stove ...... 47.30 Service- Quality- SaUafaeRon Foam rubber sec. couch 46.00 Ph 113 Sanford M3T-J-3 Pe Bary Super Trading Post Phone 2013-W FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * One 30,000 BTU oil heater with Well Drilling, HOWARD C. blower fan. Perfect condition, U)NO, Phene M l MT East less than 2 yr*. old. Phone Commercial Ave. LOWERT A BRIDGES INS-W Orange CMy Spr Not pretty but good l-whael lug­ ENVELOPES, Uttortaadi, sUto- Used maple bed and mattroM, good condition, Ph. 2237-R. gage trailer, S30. Coming out W. mrnts, invoices, hand hills, and 1st St. Fourth house from Monprograms, a t e . Progressive DIAMOND wedding and engageroe Conor Grocery right hand Printing Co. Phene M l — Ml ment ensemble, cost 6200. Mika aide. ML Dora Rd. Ph. 1364-M West lath BL ________ . an offer. Fhenr 1Q20-J. J. C. Jenkins. Tor home repair work end altora- EKOTAPE Recorder, mikes etc. tions. Call 131-J. Ray C. Slagle. Value 6331; will Uko 6160. 111! tt-T B U C U Laurel Ave. Trees trimmed, removed aed deU63 FORD H'Ton Pick-up, only mosed. Ph. 1007-R. 44-APPLIAN 14,000 miles. Can’t be told from SANFORD TREE CO. new. P in t IU0 geu It. Call nU O D A lR B S6S-M 10,081 ITEMSFor your home and buiinesi await Fla- Phono Id—CURD CABS your selection st HU! Hardware. 1046-W after 0 p .m . For that "flx-lt" in you, visit SEVERAL low priced cars, rang­ HUI'a for selection and economy. DUO-THERM space heater end ing froth *TB up, for good eco­ Perfection apartment site gat nomical transportation Ray Her­ Today's Feature Values: rang*. Both In good condition. 180-fL Extension Cord . . . . 66.83 ron. Phone 346d or 1341-W after Reasonable. Sc* at 2000 Hia­ Leaf raker ........ ... $L00 up ■ d:M p.as. watha Ave. Top Grade Long Handle Shovel .................. . 83.56 TllOR WASHER in good condition u u PLYMOUTH plaxa — very HILL HARDWARE clean. Drive It away for 81495. 603. Only 63 00 down and $1-26 Phene 61 CaU Ray Herron at 9484 of 1642- Ml E. First IL weekly. W after d:8> p m.________ Goodyear Service Stores Expert watch repair. Guaranteed. Phone 222 1-day service, laniard Jewelry 112 I . Park 2869 Chav, d door sedan. New saint, seat covers, excellent A Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave. 46-BUILDING MATEBIAUI tires. Radio end heeler. MBS. DICK MAPEI Trade la-accepted. 103 E. 21it USED BMICK Tjje^ContreCtor — •Phene 21M-W. TWO CARLOADS beeetiM need U MERCURY 4-door Sedan. Try is and yen'll buy iL RAY • EMPLOYMENT HEREON, Phene MM or 1M3-W CONCRETE PIPE GOafter l;99 p. a . 14 -CHILD CARE METAL ROOFING •Flaking-lUaUaf-Camping auto* O P E N I N G naSfa. One osnerTiTake down DAY NURSERY-wlU keep child­ Now in slock, t-V Crimp—4 ’ Corrugated — IH " Corrupted bod is rear. Extra good. good 3 pcren age* 2 to I. from l:M a.pt., Get all Your rial Pride, 9M8. Nicholses Euick to 6:30 p.m. PHONE 1M-W. Co. Sherman Concrete m u W o i !1 Out West 11th SL te—HELP WANTRD—PRHALE ACHIEVE YOUR DREAMS of beauty and service in your home by selecting the piece* you need from Berry's exten­ sive collection or gracefully styled and designed furniture . . all at WAREHOUSE DISCOUNT PRICESt Berry'* F u r n i t u r e Warehouse. 901 W. First St., Phone 1617 for Evening appointment. NECCH1-ELNA Sewing Machine Center Sales, Service and Rentals G A R R E T T *8 323 E. First St. Phone 1421 WE W ANT YOUR "D O N 'T W A N T S " • BUSINESS 8ER VICES Id—APPLIANCE REPAIRING HEATERS Cleaned and Checked PHONE 1S90-R •8-BEAUTY PARLORS it Fags To Uao Classified. Splendid opportunity for no alert, ambitious young woman who la seeking permanent employment. If you have the potentials, we will train you fer one of the meat interesting Jobs In San­ ford. You will work MondayFriday, and have regular sche­ duled increases In salary. Mini­ mum requirements are at ieggt nu-Llent of Sanford. Apply Southern Bell Telephone Co. I ll Palmetto Ave. K THE SANFORD HERALD Frl., Oet 9, 1999, Pe*e U S4—HOMES * ■"led. --- --- - THE CARD OF THANKS Rose Court 6 room apartments, furnished. Kitchen equipped. Phone 1491 141 Downstairs apartmtnL CALL 1240. Apartment, close In. 3 rooms 633 - i r month, U l E. 6th St.. CaU ilk a .1 6-ROOM8, Adults, 011 Park. FURN, 3 rooms A bath. Clean, newly decorated and refurnished Call 1670 or 217-M. BEAUTIFUL Solid 2 Bedroom Brick Home DAILY Furnished garage apt. Electric kitchen. Inquire 206 Elm. Phone XTI-R. ONE psrtially furnished 1 bed­ room half of duplex. See In af­ 2-bedronm modern C.B.C. Large ternoons or evenings. 13U3 Elliot cloaeta, carporte. 61.600 Down. Ave. 660 per mo. 2(12 Oak. Ph. 2S29-J. Small 2-b*dro0m house, unfurn. J J ^ j^ t ^ ja n J o jd jJ S O j^ ir g -J . LAKE FRONT New three bedroom house on REAL ESTATE Lake Emmn. One and half tiled M—ACREAGE bath*. Florida room. Lot 2H’ x 223*. Turn Bo. one mil* at ATTENTION BUILDERS Oaklawn Cemetery. 16 ncre plot, corner Celery k Britton Ave'*,; terma. Ph. Or­ Due To Transfer lando 8-5086 after 7:00 p.m. Fer 8al* By Owner— 2 bedroom borne. 10 acres high and dry. 700' on Equity, 6900. Ph.l 083-W yed road. Between Paola and k* Monroe. Will sell all or part with warranty title pricedThla Is a free pass lo the Movieland Ride-In Theatre for Marcia to sell, M. Q, Wormnn, owner. Lochclt. Exp. date Oct. 13, 1936. R. D. N*. 1, Bojc ISO. Sanford K 04—FARM8 AND_ GRDVK8 Seminole Realty Cmymmf Op HAM * ’TUDOR lac. Builder* of Fin* Homaa For Florida Living RENTALS BALER OFFICE 2621 8. French Avenue Phene 2100 pod 2N0 6-reem unfurn. apt Newly a* Near Everything. 3.b*droora older home. Beautiful ahade trees, extra lot. Eaaiern Exposure Sa­ crifice price. CROSSWORD ACROSS 2. City (Okie.) IS. Clique 1. Leading 3. Past 11. Gang actor or 4. Twilled It. Foractress fabric tune 6- Los. one's 8. Narrow 20. Label footing atrip* of 22. Man's 8. Immense wood nick10. Roadway 8. A gentlename 11. Ship's woman 23. MedU. lowest deck 7. India vat 33. Snake Ipoet.) stories 14. Foot-Ilka g. Irritable 24. Prattle organ 11. Goddess of 33. River 18. Inflamed harvests (U.a.) spot on „ I1L1 38. Timber eyelid IL Body of tree 18. The "Mother private*,** itt) of Presi­ dtotlngulah- 21. Fruit dents" state edfrem atone (abbr.) officers SO. Canned 17. Bandages (MIL) beef 30. Metal from Bolivia 21. Corrode 33. Tolia in th* sun 23. Fragment of cloth 28. Deep, audible Tcsplrattonr 37. Ends* HUTCHINSON'S O c c i a Frost Apia. 200 S. Atlantic. Dgyteas Beech. CaU OTt-W. DESIRABLE es* aed two bed furnished apt Ph. 42S-W FHA APPROVED O pel Home Dally From I t m m UM Efc.NL 2528 PALMETTO 2547 PALMETTO 1 * » ( i •!. : :u i i r* •i9,i i, < * . • j | II ' 1 * . II . , • *. * 31. Harangue 31. Telegraph* 33. tweet print* 33. Prison 31 Girl's name 39. Greek MU4 40. (-------- *7—BBOKERS and REALTORS RETIREMENT HOMES If You're decided to Make Sanford or Central Floria your Homo. Or Need a little persuasion on tha advantages of making your home, Her*. Call iu to save time and monay In rinding tha right house, In the th* right wetion at (you gusts U) tha right prlca. Cash or Tarns, W. M. "BUT BTEMPER Kan lty — Ganaral Inaarsnc* n m * 9*4 or 1122 112 N. Park A n . SELL Anything With A Classified <t* JU9T CALL till UNITED FUND REFUSES TM DROP URBAN LEAGUE' TAMPA ( A - Tha Unttad Fund of Graator Tampa hat rafasad t* drop tha Urban Leagua i t a par. ticip*ting agency u tha HUIahap* ough County Fadaratio* for Gan* ■Ututlonal Government hid ro> quested. Tha fadaraUen said the laggno promotes racial latagration and "•ngages In potltrial nativity andtr tha guisa of social wadi" hut tha fund rsjoctod th* ehirgo off political activity and sddad ‘ Tha Negroes contribute aubstanUalty mors to the United Fund than Ik* Urban League revives tram th* United Fund." NINE COUNT!lid RELIEVED LAKE ALFRED UR- Nina of tha 27 Fl*ridn count!#* whore fruit fly Infestations have been found hnvs boon relieved of further aerial spraying, the Stita Plan; Board has reported. These are GUjes, Hendry, In* dlan River, Lake, Martin, Harlan' Okeechobee, Orange and SemiailK So far 719,404 acres have bsan sprayed on* or more times with 213,604 acres remaining In b* sprayed, th* board o ld . BE A 2-CAR FAMILY REAL E8TATE DRIVE-IN 3344 French Ave, J. W. HALL, REALTOR Jehaay Walker, I n e i ii R "Call HaU" Phone 1768 BALL REALTY RAYMOND M. BALL 41 S Specious Bedrooms OSCAR M. HARRISON cdttJ S r t P w B a J S t : • 1 4 Tiled Both* or writ* Jack Pfyat, Bea REG. BROKERS • Large Lets 202 Saeford. 8. D. Ilighleynan, Associate • High and Dry 204 Booth Perk Ave. Phone 886 Mel- Masonry construction with oak Furnished garage apt floor*, white marble chips tosviUe. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE built-up reef*, fully Insulated, aik Crumley k Mootetth furred walla, apeclom cleasts LAKE FRONT-2 Bedroom «a aed oil wall fem e**. at Ut Seutb Park. Phene 771 famished house, risking twins 1 4 betas, carport*, • They RALPH JARVIS This * is a free peas to lb* Rlti from Sanford. 646. Phene Builder end Owner Theatre for Joan Hughey, tip . 1-Bedroom concrete block home W-3 after 4:20 p.m. date Oct. 16, 1IML on large corner lot. Jaloualed PHONE U34-J Large fuse. apt. 310 MagneUa. porch, carporte, tile bath. 18,768 RED-I-MIX CONCRETE with I14S3 Down. Available new, I too Window SUL - lintels Celery Ave. available October ANCHORS AWEIGH Beptie Tank • State Approved OZIER REALTY CO. Bth. Phone A. 2L Reaaettcr, , . end Sell To Lengwood Sand • Cement Mortar Mix Florist. 212. Laura B. Oiler, Realtor New I-bedroom masonry dream Mirada Concrete Co. Hegel M. Field, Associate ? » Elm Ave. Pbooe Utf 99M Be. Orlande Mwr. Phene UM X t . BVBNWG1: M il and TM T -U b u rU i W u b a M 1*4. ‘ L Ye* can pirate this HAYNES Oritoa Meehtao Co.. or B.7N. Tarms Phone Hob art A . W illiam s, K m Hot for Typewriters, addieg machines. 3-rnem fur*, apartment Ground Raymond Laadqulst. Associau collect - Winter Perk I ItoUa-RaolaU, 214 Mag, P k 44. Moor, 140 mo. SU falmotu JiABB C. SBrA i ■ **1 j * ! .w ; *’ »D« *i . i t im , '* i J l l M" til i-1 im i 'M i 11 * M t M »9 *11 M 1 ' * .»iih 26, A ClOM friend 29. Wander about Mly 28. Undulating 24. Cl oo* to 38. Project 34. Narrow Inlet (geol.) 37, Thieve 39. Faaclnato 41. Wicked 42. Detest 43. Trust t t .Tv 3. Termagant. LOT—Ideal Downtown CommerS.W L°catl<>n' 230 ft. frontage. BULB HARD TO PAY7 Sell 611,408 — Attractive Terms, WELAKA APARTMENT*: roams thing* you're through w i t h private bath*. 114 W. First Sl -CjM U lt A REALTOR Flrat CULLEN AN D HARKKY TRANSFERRED OUT OF TOWN Avals* Apia. Efficiency, Ph. (20-W through Want Ads for CASH. Phone 2313 WUI acU equity in I Bedroom 188 N. Park Ave. Can m i . Home, including following furni­ BEE Met teste Realty fer ture: rug. Venetian blinds, gsa eble Hemes aed Apts. kitchen range, hot water heater, ROSA L. PAYTON. circulating haater. P H O N E Registered Real Estate Broker G R A M K O W Phene 3671 17-83 at Hiawatha 2221-J. Upeala Reed. II'M N.M MOM | tod. m i Celery Ph. ooa-w. . Very often e Card, of Theaka In the Sanford Herald meats d which U difficult to riU in any other way. Net only la it n m expression #f gratitude to thee* who hev# sent Gore! tributes owe alio courteously acknowledge! the a*rvle*e and kindness** off th* many to whom a personal not* of thanks cannot well be mailed. Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted as socially terrect Emil* Po»t, the noted authority on etiquitte, feels they ------many good uacs, iare la no prescribed form for a Card ef Thanks. It can M ** nrier or na detailed aa you desire. When th* occasion comei you will lnd a sympathetically understanding member of our staff to e iw t ;ou. TH E “ IN MEMOR1UM" NOTICE It Is the custom of many families In this country t o commcriorota i bereavement by an **ln Memo Hum1' notice In newspaper classified column*. They find n real solace therein. Preparation er selection off i eultable verse hrinra back to them tender, pleasant recollections. A* EHia Cook, the English poet has to beautifully expressed It: "How cruelly sweet nr* the echoes that start When memory ntaya an old tune on the heart" FURN, 3 room house A bath. Ph. Thla home has large living room with fireplace, 2 extra large 230-W. bedrooms, dining room, kllchen with pltnty of cabinets, break­ 2 Bedroom furn. apt. 911 F.lm. fast room and nice screcncd-in Apply at 611 Elm or Phono 976-J. porch. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Lake Mary. Lake Front privil­ Beautifully landscaped grounds eges. Inquire 118 W, Sth, San­ with outalde (prinkling system, ford. Ph. Sdl-J. central heating for extra com­ fort. Excellent renldcnllal loca­ Beautiful spacious modern 1 bed­ tion . . . 2417 LAUREL AVE. room apt. Well furnished, m . if vou nre hesitant to express your tender thoughts In poetic form, iOOi after 6:60. i n w. m •’?u m*7 »v*H yonraelf o f the Ucrald'a collection of original varsoa, ODI1AM A TUDOR, Inc. ' la poetic beauty the emotiom or the heartsMafo. 2626 8. French Ava. 2-ROOM APTS. I ll Elm. Can be Among them ar* yeraea appronrlste to any circumstance. Phone 2100 — 2960 seen from 9:00-11:03 1:00-3:00. „ , TH E RATE o r call 2993-W. of Thank* aro 61.00 per tnaertion regardless of site. In 6-room garage apartment. I room “ x ' i s ; , ? , s , s , h,".i„'si f i h f ™ kitchenette apt. Adults, no pels. Th. 124. 2-Year old concrete block home with carport*, 2 bedrooms, kit 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom rhen equipped. Living room, house, large barn. AH equipment Now is the time to Trade-In bath with tub A ihowrr. Full and machinery. Easy term,. Ph. your old Furniture for new alte screen porch. Furn. or 1993-J. P, O. Box 1164. 1937 Florida Styles unfurn. Ph. 291-J. In Homs Furnishings S-B*droom, S bath home. Lovely HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOW­ 9119 D O W N section. *009 Orandview Ave. ANCE Interfiled parties only call 3 Bedrooms and Carports (regardless of condition) Jacksonville, EV-41643. Terruxo Floors Kitchen Equipped MATHER O r SANFORD rile* Residential Location 9T-BBOKBKB end REALTORS 203-09 E. 1st. 8t. Phene 127 Laadseaped Yard* Ready for eeeupency la I weeks Near Seminole High School. 3A . K. S H O E M A K E R , JR. bedroom home, 3 year* old, Builder Kitchen equipped. FHA financ­ T V SPECIAL Phone 1191 1999 MellenvUla ed. Includes blinds, water heat­ Sofa Bed er A Space heater. Beautiful Matching Chair LARGE 4-bedrootn bora*. Ideal landscaped lo t Priced i t |U,Coffee Table location for cbIMn*. Ph. 9333-J. 2 Step Tables 2 Lamps ...------ . I bedroom home, $6760 Located on Old Orlande High­ $179.00 way. Ideal far children, school W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO bus stop. CaU 1932-M. GOLDEN D AW N RIALTORS INTERSPRING MATCHES* 198! Park Ave Phono « er IU Reg. ia.60 .lese trade II9A0 Box Springs at Identical Savings 6868 Down Owner leaving town. Necessitates TIRED HOLLYWOOD BED selling of a comfortable low Inner*pting Mattress priced 2 bedroom frame home of Um mum old thing? Box Spring within 3 miles from Air Baa*. Be* the ayacioua new taaiefuU) Headboard (choice of colors) different feeaes In —, — Full prlca 63663. Call now for 949.50 appointment. Sanfort South Pintcreat 8ani Lrga Free Banfort Grot* Manors Vaianri* villa* DeLem Se* our new line of floor covering and complete home furnishing*. IMMEDIATE FREE DELIVERY A. B. PETERSON OCCUPANCY ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Broker Aaaeclalts: A. B. Paterson Goner tad A Magnolia, Ph. t i n Jr., P. J. Chtaursen, Garfield MotUy Bilnnled "Bed Bamberger" Mgr. WUIstu, John Melacb and R. W. Luxvriouily Planneo Open Monday1! til 6:90 p.aa. Williams. A. C. Doudacy, Lend Moderately Priced Surveyor. VISIT OUR BALCONY Phone 1129 US N. Park Ave. Homes with 1 9 sad 4 end 9 baths situated on large, This la a free pass to the Rita 49—FARM and GARDDRN eritaaeetiy Mndeceped iota. Theatre for Jane Brown. Exp. Pawed etreetd one tU ether date Oct. 19, 1668. MUsieearv-Evoftoariag S t r a w* city oonronJanoeo make thee* berry P U n U - 11X0 per bee* eemnlOB off owner occupied Country Mem* Only 6868 Dawn red CaU Ray Lord. 131T-W. kemea truly delightful place* 2-Bedroom frame, fireplace, 1 te live, porches. Kitchen equipped, oil Llg'jitrums for sale. Large field healer. 2 deep wella. Lot 2T0 x Designed, Built and Sold grown plants. 11.60 to 2.90. 140. 63AM. Call 1607-W, Ssnford, Fla. jsmsss as SKnt 14—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS JS>USfP CM % % nt M M El Strickland-MorrisM INCORPORATED Year Friendly Paid Daataa 284 E. 1st. 84. Phans M l Xmu 4 �CL uw l Jh o u q J h in g A , I rr . then consider South Pinecrest > / SOUTH P I N E C R E S T homes will fit your budget ) I I I I I I HERE you have in engineered community of fine home*, net In in atmosphere of quiet rural charm, yet endowed with every metropolis tan convenience. You have neighbor* who love their > families and are proud of the community In which they live. You have beauty, and etute and comfort, and you have SECURITY for every hard*earned dollar you In* vest. Here at South I’ lnerrent you ran establish your raatle, and lw m Ifailed with the ealate you leave your children when you have gone. Sanford fa a city with a flowing future, and the home* |n South I'lnecrcflt will forever be monument* to Ita prugrenn. U )SL (b o . K d ju m a . dfom&A. • Luxury homes in a moderate price range. • Spacious country living with all city conveniences. • Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high pro perty value. PAY O N L Y • City water and City sewers Paved Streets etc. • Ultra modern design in homes and surroundings to meet today’s high standards fo r Comfort, Conven­ ience, and that "Luxury Look". SELECT YO U R PLAN OF P A Y M E N T I f You A rc A Veteran: $625 Down Payment Service Personnel FHA $1950 Down Payment $11100 Down Payment (Include* cloning contn) (Include* cloning contn) (Include* cloning contn) $67 Per Month $65 Per Month $00 Per Month (Include* luxca and Ins. (Include* luxca and Ins. (Includin' taws uud Inn.) W E CAN QUALIFY YOU FOR ONE OF THE FINANCE PLANS WITHIN 50 MINUTES 2 MORE HOMES ARE NOW COMPLETED AND READY TO HE OCCUPIED Builders Of Finer Homes Odkcun. &■ , I BUAILEY ODHAM President 23 MORE A R E UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR COMPLETION IN 1 TO 3 WEEKS 2625 S. FRENCH Call 2100 or 29S0 For Aa Appointment At Your Convenience » �Shop and Save In Sanford # m tfn r& If m t U t k fci INDEPENDENT n k ih v n r iin » M > DAILY n u t v NEWSPAPER w a w m a im AN VOIII.MK XI.VIII Established 190S SA N FO R D , FLORIDA I f Y m t R m M to Nat Delivered By • P. M. Call 1831 Before 7 P. M. Far Delivery ™ MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1938 AsswscDied Pram Leased Wira NO. 209 Krider Proposes Junior College On County Home Site School Locating ,Here Will Mean Much Progress "We have a site In fwmlnoi* Count}’ that U cp* of !hc most desirable locations in the State I or one of the Junior College* that a it being plan of d by me Stale Board of Education,'* John Krider, Seminole Count} Chamber *>;' Commerce Executive Secretary ■said today. * I have propo-c.l that we tltf away with the antl<|ultcii Count} Ktider commented as he tpoks of hi* proposal to oflel the State a altc on which to locate «»ne of the new school). "This aitc, where Ih* County Home i* now I o r a t r tj, tv much more desirable for a JunJ«r College than fur lit prom t ’Aise," he said. !n offering Ibe State Department ef Education the site where the County Home I* now mcated, we are offering them a site locat­ ed on a main high*a), easily accessible to a population that runt welt up into the fix figure bracket, commented Krider. "A Junior Cullrge located on Highway 17-91 would be outside gof a heavily populated arru that ■Arnold tend to reflfet its exclu­ sive u»e there," Krider said. The Countv Comm1 ilmm -I-.-et Slid that "it would hr easy to keep the county's machinery, locate its garage, maintenance and repair shops on propcity not aa Valuable ax the County Home TIIE BEMINOI.K COUNTY HOME located on Highway tile, and on piuperly now uwncJ 17-1)2. south o f Sanford. John Krider, County Commission by Suminula County. "The newly proposed nursing cr-elcct. C ity Commissioner, and Manager o f Ihu Semi jJn.mc for our elderly cititen) ♦mild be located on a »it* mure suitable," according to John Krider. The property where the County Home is now located It » l»e<iutifill site on one of the mu.n high­ ways of the State and ea-ily tcreuible from the m-i-th * o.ii, tail ind n n t, and with the pro­ per planning could br of feud !o the Jlate to be used for one uf j^hrlr new colleges for which they are now Marching fur locations," John Krider explained. "I have thought about this pro­ posal for a long time," Krider ill attend Ihe (Conlinurtl <m I'sgr lm I Convention ngs and Loan League, Oetabes 11 1.1 at the Duval 11ntel In Tallahassee. Joseph S. Guernsey, president of the league, states that the thrsc day meeting will feature addre-trs from national leaders In the «avA Vocational Education Course lug* and loan business and round Is being offered to all vocational tables on various aspects *f the teachers in Seminutc County, said businras. Fred Murray, direclur of adult The convention opens on 1 hurtami vocational education. day afternoon. October 11. with The course will begin this after- a round table on Internal Audita no*m, starting nt t o’clock, ie the m,l Controls lead by Verm* 0. U**aid Room of the School Admin* ltn<u-vtrcl, Director of DivitlJ'i uf i-lration Building on Commercial Examinations, Fed ral Home l»an Ave. Hunk Boar-1, Washington, D C. y J. A. Morrison will be the in- other participant* will be John ■tnirtor for the course which will F. Iltrb'on, Chief Examiner, rover nine weeks with Instruction Fifth Federal Home Loan Ilxnk from 4 to 8 o'clock every afler- Distilct; My r o n Williamson, goon. Miami lira* It Federal Savings ami The cour»a is being conducted by luian Association; and Robert G. the University of Florida Exten- l.andis. Home Federal Saving* Fair through Tuesday, not q1 lien Service with instructoi* from and Loan Asioviatinn of Holly* so warm; low tonight 10-33 the University of Florida staff. tContinued no Page 10) Weather Official Su gge sts Private N ursing Home For Elderly nole County Chamber o f Com mure*, (in se t) proposes Hint the site lie lin'd for * Junior College. (S tu ff Photo) Volunteer Fire Dept To Sponsor Barbecue Nov. 10 LONGWOOD— The lamgwuod VuluntesT Fire Department anu*nincest ye-terduy that It will In1 1it a bnrberue **n Nov. 10 <Saturday) in Htmnyshade Patk. Fund) raised from this event will be used to purchase new equipment for the truck I auxi­ liary) they had ncquhrd after the baibcrue held last year. Co-chairman Larry Chunutt a Co chairman Larry Chunutt and Paul Cluiltier. .Intr that serving TTie Hanford Lions Club wilt will begin at 3 p. m. o b s e r v e "District Governor's Week" tonight at their second night meeting held al the Yacht Club beginning at 6:43 p m. A program In honor of District Governor David l.ondquist of Or­ lando. lias been planned. Principal speaker for the oc­ casion will be past District tiniernnr Earl Ztrliarth of Pierson Tin- annual ilghl bulb tale, ac­ cording tu Hen Wale, chairman of (be San foul Lions Club com­ mutes- for the event, will get underway on October 13. "We will canvass the entire Sanford area", said Cbalrmat Hen Wade, "to give everyone an op­ portunity In participate In Iht "sight conservation" program of our club." Members of the Sanford Lions Club will go from home Ur n else, in the Sanford area, telling tight bulb,, proceeds from which will benefit the -Ight conservation pro­ gram of the club. "We have furnishel eye glaives, an) have had examinations mide le.uitng In llie pietcriblng of eye glas-e-. for children who .tool.I not otherwise be able to si-cute the proper attention for their eyes," Chairman W»*lr said, "Of course," he said “ this <» only a small portion of our pro­ gram but U is the most out.land­ ing part of the work we do in our Sight Conservation program." The light bulb sale will start on Octobber 13 and continue throughout that week, Wade said. Lions To Observe District Governor Week At Meeting At 1114. ( M R WOMAN IMFfi MIAMI - .r - Mrs. T. V. Moore, 13, active in polities and Dade County rlvic affair* since 1901, died last night. She wa* past president of Ih* Florida Federation of Women's Clubs and the Florid* Women'* Methodist Missionary Society and a member of Ihe stale Demo­ cratic irriir.il cummiltie. FIRE PREVENTION WEEK atnrts off this morning as Mayor F. D. Scott sign* a pn>Clamation naming the week of Oct. 7*13 ns "Fire Prevention Week" in Sanford. l*ook• ln g on arc (standing) George Andrew Speer, president of the Seminole County Junior (-hHml>cr of Commerce. Sanford Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr.- and Robert Crumley, Chairman of the Jaycec Fire Prevention Week committee. (Staff Photo) Additional Local News on Page 7-J0 "It t* time now to provide better rare for our vldeily peo­ ple in their sunset years, ami at a lower cost." John Krider, City Ctommisikmrr and Executive Secrelary of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, said to­ day. "The idea of a county "poor house" li antiquated and itn lha proper way to trte car* of our older ritiiens," Krtdrr said. Krider said that It it lime that Seminole County modemlie Its facilities for this Important phase Of the county's obligation In line with other counties throughout the stale. "it is trssibte to do this," said Krider. "for each and everyone of thrm is entitled to somethin! —Social Security, old age pension* of Welfare Department aid." The care for our elderly people should br put on a private nurs­ ing home basis. said Kthlrr, where they will get the proper rare, the p.op«r food, diet, exercise and medical rarr. In the proposal for such a radi* ral change In the county'* poli­ cies, Krider said that Ihe county, perhaps, would necessarily hava In subsidise the move to a certain extent—but not at the exresilve cost that is now budgets ' by Ihe county gnvernjncnl, and pal I out of the taxpayers money lie explained that the average elderly peison receive* approxi­ mately MO a month while lh« av­ erage cost fm opeiatlng the nurs­ ing home would lie in Ihe neighItnrhiHsf of $1W. Inc hiding the cost of maintenance, the necessary equipment. and everything el.e in the operating expense. "All the minty would have to /to " Krider .alii "wctlM la* -dn •utrplrmr., the Inr-me of mu elderly people by at-nit UU a month." in other words, the cost to maintain the HI people tn the (CtnilmiMi *>n I'agr Srvriw Higginbotham Seeks Re-Election To Post ' I should like tu announce ihat I will be a candidate for re elec­ tion to the City Commission for a three year term on Nov. 0, IWd." Earl Higginbotham said this morning. C om in Ittloner Higginbotham, who It Ihe teronri commissioner In announce for re election said "I do this solely on the bails of wanting to see Ihe t*ity of San­ ford continue la grow and expand a* It ha> done in the past few year*. "While serving a* a enmmiitloner during the past three years." said Higginbotham, “ I have had the pleasure of serving with a group of men who have helped the city progtet* mote than any time tn the pait. We hive had *omr of the major problems of alt time cumr up In-fore the City Commisihm during this period. The sewer system was constructed which helped to give serviers to many people. The sewage treatment plant is still a problem In be fare*!. The city ha* undertaken a street surfacing program that has been net-dr*' for year*." Commissioner Higginbotham ro­ es! led that "The past three year) has )ren the set Ilenient of the ilecliic franchise with the power company. This has mrant added revenue to the rily In a fair settlement of a big question. The revenue la being used to give It*, peopio uf Sanfttrd a rootmt'nlty renter, fire slatlnn, and many other thing* we hive need­ ed for years." In ndditlon, liggtnbotbam said tCuntlnuesi on 1'age Seven) Board To Discuss Improvement Plan; Okay Appointment The Board of Sanford City Commisiioner* will meet tonight to dltcuit one of the lightest agen­ da* to confront the five man group of city fathers. Top item on the two-item agenda will be the discussion relative to Ih* financing of Sanfor.l'a Capital Improvement program which Inclujr* a Sanford Cirle Center, a new Municipal Fire fit*, tlun, new fire apparatus * Colored swimming pool for tho Goldsboro Recrealional Area, the Municipal Boat Basin, and near equipment badly needed for va­ rious departments of the city'g general government. A committee apolntrd by May. or F. 1). Scott to look Into Capi­ tal Improvement Program financ­ ing will probably report on Ihrli findings. Two important bidi hinges) on the success of the rommiltee s securing of the necessary money which It to bo backed by the Florida Power and Light Company franchise agrxomt*i| return!. The appointment of If. S. Say* er at Finance Director for tho City of Sanford will be finally ap­ proved by the Board and Sanford City Commissioner*. Sayer's po­ sition will be the top position in Hanford’s City government, next to that of City Manager Warren E. Knowles. Sayer will retain his position tCofltlaaed on Page |gy Yankees Take 3-2 Lead In Series; Mantle Hits Homer I.arson, a B foot, 4 Im-h native -if Michignn City., who now lives in San Diego, Calif, pitched sup­ erbly with the peculiar no-windup style he adopted during the registar season. He struck nut even, including last man tu face him, pinch hitler Dale Mitchell A crowd of tv. Mi wa< ilmost breathless at the finish at Larsen set a new Series record by re­ tiring 14 Dr,leers In order through the first right innings ami fa*ed the tall end of the llronklyn b.itu ing order with s perfe • :sme In sight. Mantle's hmm * —*r hi field standi in th« fourth its* ring was Ihe uocltluu mu tthough the Yanks got three mnrtt hits off Sol 31aglie m th* sixth amt scored a second run. k . 1 ■ ■ 1 q 1 Marti*, winner nr the first game of the Series, pltrhed well enough ■ 1 tn win most games. He gave up i only five hit* walked two ami 1H f t ' fanned flvr. I The nearest previous appruarh a World Series no hitter was in "YOU CAN CROW ORCHIDS” nuys Ml** Mary Noble to her mother, Mr*- Fred B. Noble. to 1NT. when Floyd Bill Brens of This tieonts no *ur|>rl*e to her listener, n* itother Noble realize* that the book titled the Yankees held the Dodger* hit"You Can Grow Orchid*” by dantfhtor Mary i* now In its aecond printing anti the *ul>- less for II 2 1 Innings before t'in-hjeet of Imok reviews in the major federated circle* of Florida garden chib*. Mother hitler Cookie Lavagetto singled Ilrvans gave up ten wtika that Noble I* distinguished In her own right, lacing; garden wlitor of the Florida rimes - l niun tlmo and lost the gam* M . 1 1 I I ! u and for year* on tiie governing board of ihe Jacksonville federated Garden Club-____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5f9b0a5ba4bbf0e3c2de0a52c4aeeebe.pdf 7b5d9a67a705abdda417ed6b1e928c65 PDF Text Text • •* • XavtL Jo A . yDiL(L JJwuqht Jh sL J it w t , . then consider { South Pinecrest . & 1J0G E7 I SO U T H P IN E C R E S T Homes will fit your budget HERB t m bare an engbieered community of fine homes, set in an atmosphere o( quiet rural charm, pat endowed with every metropoli­ tan convenience. You have neighbors who love their families and are proud of the community In whieh they live. You have beauty, and ease and comfort, and you have SECURITY for every hard-earned dollar you to* vext. Hero at South Pinecrest yon can establlah your caatle, and he satisfied wilh the estate you leave your children when you have gone. Sanford is a d ty with a glowing future, and the homes |n South Pinecrest will forever be iponuraenta to its progress. CxIjl (Do. T in t (B u ild . •j ? ( d u m a ~ , U Is l diom siL t e • Luxury homes in a moderate price range. • Spacious country living w ith all city conveniences. '■;* J V • Intelligent zoning restrictions to m aintain high pro­ perty value. PAYONLY- \ City w ater and City sewers Paved Streets etc. U ltra modern design In homes and surroundings to *11,200 to $13,500 m eet today’s high standards for Comfort, Conven­ ience, and that "Luxury Look”, SELECT YO U R P U N OF PA YM EN T Service Personnel FHA: 61000 Down Paym ent I f You A rc A V eteran: 1625 Down Paym ent F H A: $1950 Down Paym ent (IndudM cJoaing cost*) (Includes dosing costs) (IndudM dosing coats) $67 P er Month 663 Per Month 966 Per Month (IndudM taxes and In*. (Indudes taxes and Ins, (IndudM taxes and Ins.) Builders Of Finer Homes— OdhawL C- Ju d o JL, 9ml WE CAN QUALIFY YOU FOR ONE OF THE FINANCE PLANS WITHIN 30 MINUTRS 8 MORE HOMES ARE NOW COMPLETED AND READY TO BE OCCUPIED • 23 MORE A R E UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR COMPLETION IN 1 TO 3 WEEKS BKAILEY qDHAM President SALES OFFICEi 2625 S. Why Not Drive Out TODAY? . Call 2100 or 2980 For Ad Appointment At Yo«r Convanlcaea �#mtfard Itm tUi Shop and Save In Sanford Established 1008 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 19M New Road Route Met With Mixed Reaction Hi way Ma y Lund Says B y p a s s Allocation S a n f o r d Be Made At News oI tbs Stst* Rosd Board's Immediate allocation of tentative approval of k limited access highway that was reported ■even million dollar approval will bypass DeLand, Orange City, expenditure* on the Sanford DeBary. Sanford, Casselberry, Base should be made as rap Winter Park and Orlando met with aa possible, Arnold Lund, Rep lielan nominee for Congress hi mixed reaction this Homing. Fifth Congressional District, R»waver, la early morning re­ dared today. leases from Tallahassee, the road "Congress has approved war described as starting at a point near Sanford and across spending of this money for Lake Monroe to a point south of base", ho staled, "but in ­ DeLand where the present four vestigation at Washington lane highway revarta to two lanas. closes that there has been no Chamber of Commerce Manager location of the funds to data, John Krider, who Is also City this is, the public shuld be Commissioner and County Com­ fled of it. Thare should not missioner-elect said this morning delay in getting action on “ any comment *te>u)d be retenred Ject." Lund stated that it was u A l we find out what the route to obtain information on s Is going to ba." Krider said, “1 am disappointed matters because of the great m *t the moment, Wa expected bar of bureaus In Washing trouble but you don't gat things through which matters had without trouble. We're not going dear. “President Elsenhower has b to Just ait back and let this thing trying to streamline the multir.. GAINESVILLE, - Here'* an idea of what the Kentucky “Wildcat*" will be faced with happen without opposition." of bureaus in Washing­ when they meet the Florida “Gntora" thin weekend. These mijorett** nre members of Oq the route of tiiu proposed number ton," he said "In fact, h* has the University of Florida Fighting Gator Bnnd. They are (1 to r) Colleen Engebretaon, highway that was approved be­ recommended favorable action daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Engebretaon, 1017 W. 25th St., Sanford; Mary Poyncause the causeway joining French A f t and 17-W In Volusia County on tha Hoover Committee Re­ tar, daughter of Mrs, R. R, Poynter, Country Club Colony, Melbourna; and Mary Mar­ would be parallel with the federal port that is designed to gat rid garet Stafford, daughter of J. A. Stafford, Coleman. government'a limited aceass high­ of many of them. way, Krider said "Wa'ra not fa­ 'rMost of these bureaus came in­ miliar enough with it to know what to being since INS through the to do—aa soon as the engineer* desire of the Democrats to create complete the designation of the Job*. Many are useless and many route we’ll know what steps to taka. are overlapping. Many are . re­ “ Were not giving up on French sponsible for tbs' gams work," Ave.,” Krider commented, “ It's ba added, "It's high time a more going to Uko a lot of thinking and timple manner could be devised so thst the public could find out The Samlnol* Mutual Concert "Charley's Aunt," tha We've got to have a plan." what is going on. But that is dif­ Otamber of Commence President ficult withaut a centralisation of Association opens its 1M4-ST win­ comedy ciaasle. Clifford McKlbbin was very brief the bureau*,N ter season on Nov. If whan Mary And as the last concert.*! — -reason, members i f tbs loasl in his statement, whan be aald pointed out that 'many ad Uuichlnsfcn, notad Broadway *c- concert association will hear “The “ Uptll wa'ra mote informed' about thaLund bureau chieftain* war* ra­ tree*, brine* bar "Thumbnail Festival Symphonette" directed by It wo are not in a position to maks luctant ni •» ‘o give ou information Theatre" to Sanford. Robert Rudie. an exciting young any outement." Four concerts will b* presented American violinist. Featured with J. Bra tity Odham, chairman of on improvements contamploted the Citlsen’a Long Range High­ in any cartaln locality because this vevr. raid the eoneart as- the musical group will ba C^n , (Delation's president, Francis this Otlst, harpist, Elisabeth way planning Committee, reached they did not have complete fact*1 1i Roumillat, today. Winslow, soprano, and Howard in Titusville this morning by pertaining thereto. telephone, said "All I know is centralUin^Vulhorkv ^on'vsSoua "We Shaw, baritone. believe that " » • »c!l.v. thst the Sanford What I've read but I'm confidant ^ ^ lnfb. Ul ° rllL „n. Icoecert audience, member* of the thV Billy Dial. Fifth District f.k/n is Matu,‘1 Conc,rt Association, will Road Board Member and the Stale •The nibllc w i^d hi’ve oy Ml” Hutchinson In seathe Rally Day Set 0p> ,n|n| performance of the Road Board of Florida are going Tna Public would have s batter : tn to do everything they can to opportunity to obtain -first hand ion," said Roumillat. A t Altamonte tt. work out a plan on this road that facts on matter* which are vital Miss Hutchinson scored a graat to them. Will satisfy the federal govern­ success with critics and audience* Church Sunday ment and coma as near aatlsfying ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The alike In her New York debut at tbs business people as possible.. | Timas Hall two seasons ago, which Altamonte Community Church “Road Board Commissioner!, Gasoline Sales i called for a second and equally Sunday School will hold Ms annual I -.t-,v have two problems," explained successful appearance there the Rally Day Sunday at 6:30 a.m. In County Total Odham, “one of planning roads to following season. Mary Hutchinson according to an announcement by Riegt the needs of traveling public KIRK MAY is a favorite solo artist from coast Superintendent Allen Forward. atw th e other of trying to appease 796,558 Gallons A brief program will b# present­ (Staff Photo) Gasoline sales In Seminole Coun­ to coast. those who have Inveated along the ed by each dais and promotion Her p r o g r a m will include existing routes. ty rfurlnf the month of August, ISwill be made at this time. Teach★ ★ ★ “This new route may be two or 56 totaled 769,551 gallons, Ray E. "Thumb-nail Theatre." a group of ers are Mrs. Graham Fuller, Mrs. original character sketches; "Dra­ thro* miles west of Sanford," aald Green, State Comptroller reported matic Portraits" portraying hero­ Alien Forward. Mrs. Donald Mac­ Herald Carrie' Odham, “It's progress, though' it today. ines of history and drama; "Shake- Leod, Mrs. K. Durnell and Miss doesn't meet our Immediate pro- Tax, at 7c par gallon, collected Says Honesty spear*'* Heroines" with Immortal Mary Jane Smith. grim , Its long range benefits will in flemlnol* County cam* to ft!,• Tha program will be held in ladles faithfully adapted. be terrific." 76*.OS, he aald, "with two rent* the new educational building and Is Best Policy Odham, in explaining his position per gallon returned to th# county. It was pointed out that Mis* all parents and friends ar# Invited A Sanford Herald carrier spied <Centlan«d On Page 3) Hutchinson will be seen and heart! Seminole County's check for road to attend. ■ five-doll*r bill on the floor In bond and road building purposes, in both comedy and .dramatic one of Sanford's department stores sketches. amounts to *21,56T.*J. Control Baptist yesterday which had gone unnotic­ In his report. Comptroller The concerts, this season, will Purcell Funeral ed Just below a rack of drosses. Green painted out that Gasoline again be held In tha Plnecrost Church Ordains " it wasn't mine," said Kirk May, aaiea during the month of August School Auditorium. Saturday Morning tS-ycar-oM cat Her, "hut I couldn’t (sales reported and tax collected Three other conrerts. for the Funeral service* for Mr*. B. E. Three Deacons during September) totalled 111.-'coming season will be held In Purcell, who was killed In an leave it there for someone to pick Charles Gale, J. Q. Galloway, and 6*3.413 gallons, an Increaae ofl.-:j*nuary and February of 1*57. up srut tsk# off for themselves. Jack Owens ware ordained as dea­ 34I.IM gallons over tha 1MJ00,US.These will Include The Chantilecr automobile-truck collision oear *T picked It ap and took It to Raton Rouge, La. last Sunday, cons of the Central Baptist Church gallon* sold during the previous, Male Quartet, four soloists from have the manager of the store and been sot for Saturday morn In *f Kanfnrd at an Ordination Ser- month of July. In addition, August the Robert Shaw Chorale. have been set for Saturday turned It In,” aald. Kirk. Wica'hald last Sunday at 2:30. •ala* war* ISAM,Ml gallons mors Oct. 6, at the First Me­ "Five dollars U a lot of money," mm Ordination Sermon was de­ than tha 160413476 gallon* sold Players, Incorporated, known mnndne, livered by the Rsv. Marla Wants in the asms month Ui* previous as America's finest tourln* reper­ thodist Church In Orlando, at II said Kirk, "hut It wasn't mine tory theatre company, will offer o'clock. and I wouldn't keep It." of DeLeon Springs; the Charge to year. the Deacons was given by the this large Increase Rav. Fred Fisher of the First Ban in *Reflecting asoils* consumption la the list Church of Sanford; the month of August gas tax collec­ Charge t0 the Church was given tions totalled 17,141,066, an |n. by the Bev. Lewis Futch of LongThe editor and publisher o< • methods of eating, dressing, study- News la the assentlal facts conwood: and lh« Ordination Prayer cross* of *443,45* over the $7,404,- Tha Sanford Herald spoke at th# | lag, traveling and a multitude of renting any happening, event, or M* collected during the previous waa led by the Rev. >. G. Brown month (a six per cant Increase), noon luncheon merlin* nt Ihe San- other things. It creates a desire ids* that possess** human Inter­ of Lake Monroe. Rotary Club, Monday and the oa th* part of th* readers, to po*-( est; that affects or has ao inand an increase of H40JM over ford Klwanls Club yesterday, seas the many thlngi they road fluenc* on human Ufa or happithe t7407,Mi collected oa sties Banfon' Tbe two programs acre in for th* same month last year (an observance of National Newspaper about and this desire crestes am-, ness.. New* is based on people, and bitio to improve earning cap American Legion Increase of 13 per cent). Week which is being conducted is to be gauged entirely on how acitias te tha end that people Total gas tax collections far the throughout the United State*. it Intonate other peopla. are also improvavd. Convenes Monday first three months of last fiscal The add rasa made -by Fred News comprises all current acThe subject of my talk today ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The year amounted to g30.te3.64a. Re­ Bi-monthly meeting of American flecting Florida's growth, ga* tax Perkins, editor and publisher of is th* relationship of the news­ tlvllle: which a n of general hu­ Legion Post No. I l l and Auxiliary collections for the first three The Sanford Herald was aa fol­ paper to the community. I know man interest, aad tbe best news of no better way to start a talk is that which interests tha most Unit will be bald at the Legion months of this fiscal year amount lows: "This is National Newspaper Bum* Monday at S p.m. to 1*3.441473. an increase af f t. week and a good time la remem­ on newspapers than to give a da- reader*. fnitioa of news. Newspapers a n second to non* . Cnmdr. D. T. Warren will ran- 74*4*4, ar 1SJ per cent. ber Just hot. much we depend up­ Tb# following definitions w an in tha business af gathering and duet tha Poet- meeting. - Mr* on our Newspapcau. obtained by a questionnaire sent disseminating tha news aa tb* ftw ik Rutsell is Auxiliary pra* The average American Is the out to editors by Colliers Weekly: name implies, newspaper, news, "Tbe Fropbrt and the Ballet" best read Individual the world News is whatever your readers no other mass media can sub­ Bet. . . Acte started!" * stitute far tha dally printed words This slogan, Implying Re­ baa aver known. Americans ac­ want to know about. publican corruption a t tb* quire more and m en knowledge Everything that enough peapl* of a Mwspapsr. Gome Postponed polls, was successfully used everyday through the abundaace wa is road la aewa, provided R I would Ilk* te five you what B R O O K L Y N MT-Bascby tb* Democrat* la 16ft te of reading matter that comas their dan* not violate good taste and my personal conception of a the laws of libel. Mwapapar is. I believe that It is hall Commissioner Ford Frick elect Grover Cleveland to Itis way. tefcy ordered tha postponeNewspaper* have adopted aa News Is anything that happens the greatest fane for good or second term. M M of today’s second gtme evil in a community. Want Ada a n noted for tbalr them* for National News­ in which people are interested. *T Ue World Bertas between stuffing your mall • box with paper Weak "Freedom's Key T* Whatever concerns public wel­ We who are fortunate aMUgb Bceahlj u and the New York replies tad your packets with Better Living.* Aad truly your fare. whatever interest* tb* in­ to operate a newspaper I consider M M * because of . light profits. Call m i to profit from newspaper is the key te batter dividual 1a aay of his relations, but temporary custodians af a ear Urtag activitl.s, opinions, properties or vice vehicle In our community. m *nd "menacing weather." what you have te offer. -------------------------II tails af asw^aad improved'poramal By aur operation of a newspaper I* Mura. Mutual Concert A ssn To Open Season With Thumbnail Theatre Herald's Na. 204 W ire Condemnation Suit Net Verdict Is Returned By Jury As $161,709 > A Circuit Coart Jury eompUtsd#Ma findings aa Um condemnation suit in acquiring right-of-waya for tb* feur-lantng af 17-tt from Firs Points to tha Orange County Ua* yesterday. Th* suit required mars than a weak t* complete and waa beard before Judge Vaster Carlton, Cir­ cuit Judge of tha Ninth Judicial Gov. Goodwin Knight of Cali­ The net verdict returned far Sates Tax collection* in Semi­ fornia will lead an Elsanhowar- land and attorney* faaa earns I* nole County dropped for the first Lund mass meeting Oct. • In tha *1*1,7ft. time in many months, according Dayton* Beach Peabody Audi­ n re court appraisal for tha par­ to a report this morning from torium, H was announced yes­ cels of land and property In tbe State Comptroller Bay E. Green. terday. Th* eollactieaa in September, condemnation tuk waa approxi­ Th* meeting will promote the mately *35,000 lea* than tha ver­ based on August sales, of this candidacy of Arnold Lund for dict returned yesterday after- year came te *3643146. Congress aa wall aa th* aampaiga The total collections for Rapt, for President Elsenhower, accord­ 1M6 a rt C 431.44 lower than tha The land. Involved hi the caning G> Dwight H. Allan, chairman Mm* period in IMS, according to of the Volusia County Republican damnation proceedings, waa set the report from the State Comp­ at *141,000 with tha attorneys Organisation. troller. Belas Tax collections for Delegation* from 11 countias ar* fees at *13,706. the month ending Sept. 30, 1H* Brian Henry at ton a y for tha ax parted. The matting which is open to tb* publle will begin at State Road Board, re presented However, tha statewide tb* State and County Attorney Tax eollactieaa picture, as re­ • p.m., Allen said. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., rapes sfnt"All people who support Eiaenported by Kay K. Groan waa aa hover and Lund ar* Invited to at­ ad Baminola County. follows: t tend. Thera wtll b* no ehargt for Many of th* parcels of land, In­ Salas tax collections during tb* volved In tb* condemnation pro­ admission,” hs aald. month of September (based aa "Governor Knight is a national ceedings, wars settled out of court, August aala*) totalled *7,163456, ftugnro and I boiler* all who attend and tb* amount of money Involved Aa expected this waa a decrease will tn'oy henring him and Lund In th* settling of the clalma la in under the 974M4*3 collected dur­ present th* Issues of this cam­ addition to th* Jury verdict. ing tha provisos month; how­ paign. 1 urge that people that Attorney Mack N. Cleveland Jr., ever, tha decrease of 11,706 • te want to hear tha faeti .a! this this morning, aald "Wa will pretty very alight~duriag IN I Septem­ campaign attend this meeting," well exhaust our county money ber fell *41466 M ew the c*U*^» Alim stated. available for right-of-waya on the of August Appointed to serve on th* steer­ aouth section of tb* 17-M This Mantk'a collect iroa rupreing commltte* for th* masting by four-lining project." n t n large Increase over colAllen wart William S. Moore, Ken­ tactions far the Mate month r f neth Eeh, Georg* Hass, Mr*. Ka­ tb* previous pear, an taarearo a f therine Clark*, Mr*. King Nelson U,US,Tft, ar 14.4 par cant. (Sept­ af Daytona Beach. Roy Bhuger, Veterans In Area ember lftg eeOecttena ware an Leslie Mayer, Mrs: W. W. Hurt, iroroast nf 14J par seat nvavr Harry A. Dooley and Mra. Walter T o Get Assistance September 1144). Millar, all of DeUnd Volusia Collection* te date this flateal From Consultant County. Others appointed to this com­ Veterans af this area whs need yror amount to tSLUSAft, na temittee included Albert Sehwavt, uli to net to M n. Jeeaptejpewvftad by tea I* aver fast year * from R (First throe Jr./, and Mr*. A. F. Van Deinea. alataut State mandh caOeetkha last ftaicsl year of Orlando; Floyd S h a m ana Vatartba or their Clark Kauffman of Leesburg; may consult Jones while be la ward en intonate of ISA per croft Mr* Elliabath Peffly of Clermont; In this area and may roealva over the asm* period in lftM). From tbsro figures It la evident Clark Vane* of Ocala; F. R. Hol­ assistance In fftng applications lingsworth af Kissimmee; Jamas for hespitaHaathuii compensation, that dollaMriso and perron tabeFI Turn sort e of St. Cloud; Lewis pensions, Insurance problems, loan wise, collections this year are run­ ning ahead af last year’s in an W. Muialar and Mrs. Jennie Mc­ Benefit*, educational training Nulty of Melbourne; Dr. W. D. (Un­ bortal benefits and miscellaneous appreciate* amount. In addition man and B. T Keating a! Floral subject!, where legal entitlement wa have made a study of collecttens during tea last five years; City: William R etain *f Flagler la Involved. during that time toUactiros dat­ Beach: B. W. Caroy of St. AaguaJones has been invited to this ing th* first throe months have tine; Gtty Allan at Sanford; Mr*. Knox Burger af Cocoa; Gen. Kl- eras as a special consultant by represented between 30 and U per Isrhe Carter of THusvUU; Wheelock KarlyU Housholder, county ser­ cent af the year's final total. If Whitney Jr. af Ponta Varda Beach. vice officer. He will relieve Tom this pattern te net rhinged, col­ Deen who la on atek leave and lection far this fiscal yro- -till may be contacted ns follows: rosily surpass gift — dol­ Oct. * from l i f t to 4:ft p.m. at lars, (166,0644*4 was collected county service office. laat fiscal year). Oct. S . Admlsalaast Denmark Montgomery (Sanford) Brownies, Girl 'Civil Defense'Is Mrs. Alice Glenn (Sanford) Dora Guerry (Sanford) Topic A t Women's Scouts Stage Discharges: Miry BarUay (Ovlado) Week Civic League M eet ALTAMONTB STRINGS Samuel Fulton (Banfard) - The LONGWOOD Loufwued Wo­ Bar. Henry Williams (Sanford) South Seminole County Girt Stoats men's Civic League met eo Tues­ and Brownie Scouts held Ball Charlie Carter (Sanford) lea day for its first meeting of tb* Louisa Partaln and baby boy at the American Legion Home en year '56-57 at Library Hall. (Sanford) Prairie Lake both Moaday aad In tha absence of tbe president, Tuesday nights. Oct. 4 Mra. B. R. Gray, who la aa vaca­ ■Brownie leaders Mrs, Nancy Mach Cleveland Br. (Sanford) tion in Oregon, second-vie# presi­ Rusaatl, Mr*. Hugh Wolf, and Mra. dent, Mra. airland Shaw renduct- Thomas W. Pinnock Jr. wars la Mrs. J. N. Wells (Sanford) ed tb* meeting. Tbe secrotary als* ehargt of thep regram Monday, in Sheila Jordan (Sanford) William B. Murray (Sanford) being away, mlnutaa were omitted which meviaa ware shown. Leader* and Mrs. N. A. Bunneti took notes. Of Girl Scouts were in charge Tapie of tha moating waa “Civil of tho Tuesday night roasiro with Defense" and Mra. Jamas Mc­ Mrs. W. O. Moon, Mrs. Joan Grath, who has been contacted Helms end Mra. W. H. Cl emente Considerable toludlness throe ah with thep reject for some time, in ebarge- Refreshment* were Friday, scaltrrod thundershowers very ably captained the necessity •aread te the large group af par­ meetly daring aftrrnsaas and of all being prepared in ease af ents attending. such an emergency arising. •r*alnf*| law taalght SS-71, Eisenhower-Lund Meeting Scheduled Oct. 9 In Daytona Seminole County Tax Collections Drop Last Month a w t- Hospital Notes Weather Registration List Reaches 12,272 Loyalty Is To Sanford, Seminole County grow. Wo a n vary much like tha city commissioner whan ha off!re, or tha county commissioner or the legislator everything ha ran to batter the community hr represents. Whan wa assumed responsibility of Tb* Sanford Harold in early INI it waa apparent that Sanford had many Modi. One of Ua groatoat needs was growth. In lftO Sanford had a population af 1L» 000. In 1M0 almost 11,006. In IN I nn estimated 11466. Today have an estimated MAN. la f t years Sanford had te­ rras sod 44ft. In tha | years than has bean a growth af over 6460. Wa do net claim that Um arwapafir is raapwilbli far M. Wa d o h o w ov* wo have bean partiaBy bis. For years Sanford trying te get a badly to) that today is a reality. Lead­ ing citisca* nf Banfard ware " ante that brought it about- Wa Just triad te ba helpful to (bate. bullies of operating • then wa assume tb* task of baIp- A ais-tausd French Ava. la (Cantteaad Oa Faga I) log tha community to « wa assume tremendous responsi­ bilities. First to tha public that w serve, secondly to th* em­ ployes and lastly to the stock­ holders. We who a n responsible for th* publication of newspaper* must have the couraga to navar con­ nive with special interests against tha Interest and welfare of th* people that wa serve. Wa must have tha courage to do that which may be unpiMaant to maintain tbe health of tha whole being of th* newspaper. And te malatalu that health nothing can do ao much as first keeping our minds on tha matter of service to tb* people that we serve and second keeping th* property financially round enough so hat w* can wet fast that wa can ba persuaded into doing that which wa foal should not bo 4mm or loavs undone that which Mould bo dono far tho betterment af our community and our Seminole County's raglstntiro list te higher new than It baa ever ' oa, commented Seminole County ipcrvlcor af Registration Camilla Bruce, this morning. "Through yesterday, our total registration is 13473." Mrs. Iras* said today. Ragiatrotieo, at tha office of th* Supervisee of Baglatrotted In the Chamber of Commerce Building, will eoatten* through I p.m. Sat­ urday. IT. PKTKRSBUBG f t- T h a Petersburg Bar Asm. last endorsed tbs prapssad a Usual amendment te set u ...in . a J J : a*____I �# oa THE SANFORD HERALD Ftffft 2, Thun., Oct. A, 1968 HOY TH» DO heoc JACKSONVILLE Wi - A W monthly rail* (or each of ita UO •mployaa la bt.ng proposed by (lit* Florida Board of Forestry to roinhai a heavy turnover In per­ sonnel. The board vole<l WcJnotday to Include the ralie, totaling about I2SO.OOO a year. In ita budget reMit-tta to the IBST Legislature Slate Foreater C. 1!. Coulter laid the personnel turnover lilt year was 34 per cent. Particularly needy, he aeid, arc aailitant ranger* who work Btt days a week during the fire sea* son and are anhjrct to night call on a *175 bade monthly salary. Coulter raported tho board’s tnree nuraertei this year ar.> pro* during 11T nil’itun pine lee-lllng* _ f l r above last year'* record 53 million—and have order* for 140 million. Ita recommended fundi to es* tabllih a fourth nursery and the board voted to conduct a quick ■urvay for ana in South Florida. you our W O O !' v thimt AUOWTV S P R Y FOB. — 1 HSRA3B1 "THO STREET, - LADY? Raise Is Proposed I For Forestry Board ' FOUR EA SY W A Y S T O BUY 1 Qur Easy Pay Plate Start* Tomorrow For 10 Excltfnjr Sale D a y, 2 Open Account 3 Cash s 6' 4 Lay-A-W ay W O RK D E L A Y E D O N SU N SH IN E S T A T E PA RK W A Y MIAMI UP— Work on the Miami to Fort Pierce toll raid his fallen behind eipectatlon*' and >penlng of the 10S*mllo Sunshine State Parkway may be delayed as much as 30 days p u t Jan. 1, R. N. Bur* gendoff, consulting engineer, ssyi. Ha eiplained that the datay waa caused by a steel strike and rainy weather. All but two of the II bridge* am completed, only a oil* of grading remains. « miles of tha baas la complatad and SI miles of tha eurfaclng It being laid. rp awow THAT OUM _ *H.I. **HANS lAKKOv] HOW AKYWHEBE / THE JUTJALS . dio you ate Sm tha Complete line of G*E Ranges In Mix or Match Colors Legal Notice t*D YOU (JET IT! WHfge lAXKOvf > JU ST S A Y "C H A R G E IT It '<(T-y/ I* j u f t } ■ ' >U* N’WATCHIN’, PASTE V P f OTHER KIDS O' 1 NEIOHBORHOOI tl>*loewitec.tOS New Swivel M odel in, vleweWe arte. rt«|i im« AC Mlel. M*4tl UI70S. gsspvasssssr' fAvtemalltatty b.»w| J c p , «f ( • ( . fee I* lei, than 4 alnvi,!, or 0 <upt i* 1*1, IKan ) J mlnglM. ;S p ., 4 K,at, vp •• U cvpt of In. •>*n| toff,*. Chism* KnitK. ANOTHER (•OOUYEAR VALUE ANOTNia C .o o o o n a a vat us * $49.95 d AN D FOB *- (■OOUYEAR VALUE FREE ADMISSION CYPRESS GARDES SOME PEOPLE THEY MAKE J T HONEY/ Saturday and Sunday 'October Slh and Tth For rraidenta oft ORANGE LAKE SEMINOLE AND A B m GOES , eeaueK A N D ^ ^ s r BILL N FOB CHEESECAKE. riX Nice DE3SCBT3 i u rre e iY 1 > ir WALLV COMES a d o bes WHIUT fM AWAV,-w 'CUSTABa* r poo oiNNec — i-iv D e A e v tu. have ICC J v Countloo. Freacnl only driver's llccnao for OONT POBGCT YOUB DAO ' > • LOVES •< f A P P L E P I C .0 MOM " -I^ A iu T P l k a sc e v ro Y -y v ' artnv.’ -Klin CREAM FREE ADMISSION 4 water tkl nbews dally el lVill*ls0t*IiM-4ili Hatarday 1tta0*l:NI:00-4:M Saadi y N o t a r o c a p - n o t a se c o n d America's finest new cars featured Hill traction (road for many yoorsl mm motionor WV* *VAt»WA€ WC6ETAU, tOHMIMJ [TAKE i f LOOKWMATBX A MILK V*WITW ATTUC RAD_ \ nfiiaiL/rm Is A H arry t T W i m a w h (baa tell «e U aa this N d W | t w pita. l i 'i O e U n W l f u u M S*T » w r* C e i k w w ttk w i n Vila* boil, ia. E iclan ee J-T T(iyU*T*Mf*ired Coed M y — UU Ur* x ro a ser, aider ,a 4 hot* d a n k lo . The rock LetMai prim i a i •he b sllt-ia C e tJ jH , gasUly a i k a it u eaM eu k le M y . Am a t oaia aad m e t Mvooe Goodyear Service 113 P ark Ave, . . - a- J fT E 1—;— r— ft L ? j Phone* 223.233 j �THE SANFORD HERALD Thura„ Oct 4, 1966, Page S New Road Herald's (Cm Ubm O P re s Page t> a reality that a short time ago was a narrow atreet with more mU than pavement. Again lead­ ing citizens of Sanford were reapomlble and again we tried to be aa helpful aa we could. A divided four-laned hiway be­ tween Sanford and polnta aouth la under conitmetion. We were not responsible but I believe we helpd ie d some. We, in The Sanford Herald, be­ lieve that we have aided in creat­ ing a progreialve attltuda on tha part of our people. We believe we have helped in creating a more solid front for the betterment and the progresi of Sanford and Seminole County. A *7004)00 improvement pro­ gram is underway. A aurvey o» q the feasibility of building a ^ causeway across Lake Monroe la now being made. When you ask a person If ht believes the cause­ way will be built, usually the an­ swer is yes. WHY? - I believe It is attitude. A progressive think­ ing attitude of Seminole County citiiens that has been brought about by the efforts of all of us. I do not believe this attitude existed a few years ago. One of • the main obligations a newspaper his to its community is to help create a progressive outlook. A few months ago we found It necessary to review and analyte our newspaper outlook. We went to vrrious sources and asked for information of what they thought the future growth of Seminole County might be. Some of the large firms even furnished us — with graphs. From this infor™ mation wa fashioned our own chart. It was apparent to us that to servo o u r forecast of future fcrowth in Sanford of 29.000 people by 1900, of 60,000 people by 19M, of 100,000 people by 1976, that we would have to do long range planning. The first step, the purrhsse of a lsrgcr and faster press has been accomplished. We are in the process of buying new machf Inery that we feel we must have to do the right job for our reader! and advertiser*. This year we will use approximately 100 tons of newsprint. We have stepped this up so that by 1960 we will be receiv­ ing 265 tons and contracts have al­ ready been signed. Naturally when we assume ob­ ligations like this wa are confi­ dent that we will grow with our — community and our area. And * when wa grow It enables u* to acquire better end more expensive equipment. It eneblcs u* to ecquire better talent to serve our people. A newspaper is only as large and as strong as the readers and advertisers make it. It isn’t neces­ sarily the people that operate a newspaper that Improves and en­ large* it. In fact it improves to g the degree of support it receives. A newspaper in a business way is like your business, aa your volume grows you ere able to offer better service, larger stock* and mors variety. So it is with your newspaper. What does a newspaper give to a community in an economic way? The Sanford Hceraid has an annual payroll of (100,000. We have 26 employes full time. Two w part time, eight correspondent! and 2$ carriers. Almost all of this money is used in Sanford, creallqg a purchasing power that while not the largest Is one of the largest In our town. Newspaper people ere generally the most conscientious people in a community about spending their money at home. And the reason is (hat dally ihty contact the m merchants and readers that make their earnings possible. You perhapa reed of our pay­ ing off In allver dollars this past week. Actually they are your dol­ lars In tha process of returning to you. As a town grows so does ita newa volume. *7e have found that we now de­ vote three times as much space for our soda) columns, sports g column!, editorials and news co­ verage than wa did three years ago. Newspaper* occupy a unique position in each community. They are the center of public confi­ dence, the makers of morale, the trustees of the public welfare. When tragedy or an important event occurs, your newspaper must disseminate the abundance tm of material that comes their way. w Wa must separate rumor* from th* facta so that ma can accur­ ately and truthfully report it to you. For U years, your newspaper, The Sanford Herald, hai been bringing new a to you, your par­ ents, your children and In some cases to your children’s children. We have printed news about you, for you and unfortunately In £ acme cases against you. Wo have been criticised and we have been praised. Soma of tha criticism was Justified and soma not. However this Is your Ameri­ can privfltga, a privilege that newspapers helped to create and have fought t* preserve. Almost everyday a newspaper 'Must make decisions on various Issues. We must determine whether w* must fight a particular # issue if it to net for the beet wel­ fare of the people or if we must support it if ft la. A newspaper eaa aever make MANACIID merchant seaman Fred Rlpplne (right), 3J, and Donald R. Hansen, 28, were booked In Siusallto, Calif., on assault and battery charges In connection with the besting given Harry Bridges, contro­ versial West Coast and Hawai­ ian waterfront leader. At left Is Deputy Sheriff Jack Bor.es. Bridges, president of the Inter­ national Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union, said ha never saw his assailants. Itlpplne and Hansen were held In 11.900 bail each, (International) Continued from page 1 on tha proposed route, said “We ought to open up some of our county and we should not limit our vision to just French and Park Aves.” Brailey Odham said that he planned a meeting of tha Long Range Highway Planning Com. mittee within the next week or ten days to talk with Dial and the engineers about the proposed route and plans for the highway. “Aa chairman of ihe Road Com­ mittee,” said Odham, “ 1 think we i»» work with the Road Board and we Intend to work as closely with the State Road Board as pos­ sible in an effort to get the high­ way located as close to Sanford as possible.” Odham said, “ I think we ought to thank Billy Dial for the job he is doing for us. He is aware of our problems.” Krider, in his comments this morning on the proposed limited access highway, said “There’s a lot of immediate excitement. Right now, however, it’s our job to build Sanford and Seminole County.” Representative Mack N. Cleve­ land Jr., this morning said “It COLLEGE RECEIVES TWO GRANTS LAKELAND UP-Florida South­ ern Collegt reported today receipt of two grants of $1,000 each to ita A. P. Cooke memorial eanceT lab­ oratory from the Leukemia Socie­ ty of New York and the Marcia Tucker Foundation of New York. seems as If the SUle Road Board is not consistent with their think­ ing when approving a new route because the causeway route would be pareltcl with a federal limit­ ed access road.” Senator Douglas Stcnstrom said that the newt this morning came as a complete surprise. “I’m satis­ fied that the State Rosd Board wanted the route to go across Lake Monroe as originally planned. How­ ever, I would want to have more information before commenting on It.” Representative Gordon V. Fred­ erick stated this morning “This comes as a complete surprise. I would want to have more facts and Information before comment­ ing on the action of the State Road Board. However, 1 feel that the people of Sanford and Seminole County will not approve of the action.” Legal Notice I* rei >:«(*<» ■( 1.ALII A 8. DAVIDSON* Daraa-ad I n I h e m a r l • ( Ih e I • ■ « !» J n d * a , HDWINOI.H l«unl», Florida* In F r a k a l r . T n All r r e O M a n a n * Far * * * * H u ­ l a * Cl*ln>* n r D am aad * A*al**( *■1* SirlBlei You * n d a a r h of y o u » r e h a r a b r n o l t l l r d am i r e q u i r e d t n ii ra a t n i um claln ia a n d d e m a n d ! w h i c h you. nr e i l h e r uf you. m a y h av * a*»lp*t t h f e .V i t o o f I - A I R A H. DAVIDttUK. d r c e * t r d . U t r of ».ild I 'u u n t y In l b i ' u u n t y j u i l * e o f Hemlnol* C o u n t ) . F l o r i d * . » l hi! o ffice tn t h * c o u r t •STATES RIGHTS PARTY’ o f mill C o u n ty a t S i n f o n l , MIAMI IP—A groupo f Id South hull** F l o ri d * . w llliln el*lit r » l e m l* r Floridians have obtained a char­ m o n t h * f ro m t h e l i m e of lh * ftr» : of Dili no tice. K*rli ter for the “States nights Tarty." il>uMlr*!lon l a t m o r ilrn m n d i h * H I*® In writ* In*, an d *h*ll i l t t r Ihe P lace of resid ce *nd poit o f f i c e a d d r e r i a derl.lon of thU „ , tutc lh ll of lhen * c l a i m a n t , e n d ih *JI h n i w o r n pleases everyone. There 1». and al- 11„ hy I h e c l a i m a n t . t h e i r • s e n t , d * " r eurh ways will be, someone that dis­ oc lra i mI h rol rr dnelmt oarnnde j ,note neo file d *h*ll Mtierwl*! a D ec r e e P r o Con fr**o Will h r e n l e r r d n a a l n - l you for f a i l u r e lo tn *erve a n d f i le y o u r An*wer o r o t h e r d e t e n t e * a t r e ­ q u i r e d by law. WITNKHft m y h a n d a n d i» * l nf *ald C o u r t Ible I f i h d ay ol Hepl e o i b e r . A. D. ISIS Ik I' IIKR.NDON C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d F o r Hemlnol* C o u n ty . F l o ri d * II) K. 1. B u rd ick . D. C. (HKAI.I Tom W ataon A ilu rn ry lor P la ln lllf J l o N. Slain H i r e d , l - A O r la n d o . F l o r i d a Catogrophy Field Offering Women M any Advantages SARASOTA HI — Women are overlooking some wonderful op­ portunities in the field of msp and chart making, says Harriet Baird of Ssrssots, Miss Baird ought to know. A mapmeker for an engineering firm here, she believes she is the only such woman in Florida. Miss Baird said Cartography It an ileal vocation for women be­ cause they are neat and arc nut easily bored by the detailed work necessary. Pay is much better than for most jobs open to wo­ men, she added. A native of neighboring Manatee County, Mtss Baird studied engi­ neering design and drafting at 'he University of Kentucky, attended vocational classes on aircraft de­ sign here, and then got a Job in designing i t a Tampa shipyard. Next she went lo work for a Bradenton engineering company where hrr engineering design du­ ties included work on plans for the Sunshine Skyway across Lon­ er Tampa Bay. Three years ago she Joined the Sarasota firm as a cartographer. Among hrr project* have br-n map* of Dade City, Bradenton and Sarasota County. She prepare* the maps from notes made by survey parties in the field. NO T U 'K O F l-HOi'HKDI.VOa FOR T I I H r t O M V U OS' i'OIITIUM* OF » t m i ; s:t i >, a i .1.1:1 m a v ii r iia u m u irr of w a s* TO WHOM IT MAY CUNCKUN: You h II| t a k i ' nutlet) t h a t th® H o ard o f r o u m y C u m m i M l u n m of H rinlnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , u|»on t h a li r t l t l n n o f q u a l i f ie d [and t*HH*r Hill lo ck a . i n . o n th® l i h *" ' " v i l t K T NATION AI. HANK UF aiUt v V of No 'c I9a< In W I N T F .lt TA NK. W i n t e r »ald C o u n nt yt i mfloi ri nr .m UA«Iv, l n n * r i ' ro o m r « r k . F lo rid ! In lh « H* ml not* C o u n t y nn* ID — f i t V. i M i l l l - l A i \ l r * 11on11*, In nun lord, FloridaC oao n* Free. A T r u i l 01(1, ar i ld tT a n d d r t* i in 11» * » w h * I !i * r to Ai e i e c u l o r o f t h e l .n i t Will t 1dm \ \ acu te, a l m n d o n il Inc o n! I nufi11 e n d T e » t* m e u l of d larlu lm a n d r m m i n r r a n y r i g h | j * u r a H. Davldcon. d i c m o l t h a t t h t m !U C o u n t y a n d ( h t p u h l f tr ft M r tn u nd t o tlio ie Dortliina of IV T H F . m l A T V J l » « » :• » S O t t S T it r t c l K . a l U y u a n d r o ad r i g h t nf In Krmlntil* t?ouniy, i n a v i i F i m e t s s i . v o u : t o i . 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Veil e n d eecli of vim. i r « lu-reby of »ald n u t b o u n d a r y Unit o f unld n o t i fi e d mid r i ' i u l r e d lo p r e i e n l H> l» a n A u ’hiif a n d a d j a c y n t lo lolu a n v c la im * a n d d em an d * n b l r h 1 H t o li4 - InchibHa, of lh « T o w n you, o r e i t h e r o f you. m a y h a» * o f g y t r a n L uk e, a c c o r d ! t ig to p l a t a a a l n i l t i n e i l i t e of C a r o l y n Hoff- th * n - o f r e c o r d e d In l i a t tlook m a n Clrelller. ileceaai-d, l a t e of Hem- hug* «9 of lh * | mibill* rccittd* Inula t'oiiiity, F lo rid * lo 111! lion. H rittim d r C o u n ty , n o t h i n Ill n e t l l o u i h o l d e r . C o u n ty J u d e a of l'SHIHUNH IN T liltK H T K D MAY Al'Krutltiolr I 'e o u l v . e l h i - office In I'KAH AND i d : HK A IH ) AT T i l l : Die C o u n t y I’u u r l li o i i t e In Manfmd. T IM K AND 1'l.ACK A II O V K F r m l n o l e i 'n u n l y . F l o r i d a , wlllilri ' •• J R 't F IK D • l * h t m o n th ! f r o m t h e d a l * o f t h t IH iA ltlt D F r o l ’NTY COMM. Ural t i u h l l ra t l n n of l h l l n o tire . IHHIONKIIH U F HKMINOl.i: I t a r h cla im n r d i m i n i l m i n t b - In COLfKTV n v l t l n i r a e d m i n i i l a l e i h e pine* R> W. II MII.I.KR — C h a l r m a a of r e - h l e m a an d p o a i - o i fl c e *dlCnitiml*>li>n*r, H n l l ■Ire.a of Ih e c l a i m a n t a n d m i n i ha • w o r n In by th o c l a i m a n t , hla a a e n l . ■ V o ile s: O F AI IO FTIO V O F A o r hi* a t t o r n e y , n r It w i l l h e r o m e H StSIII.IT IO V I 'l . o a l V O , A AC ATI VII void a r e o r d l n * to law . AVD AII AVISO VI VO A POHTIOV T I I K A T I.A N T I !' NA TIONAt. o r a b t m s : f. t in s i : m i v o I. i : IIANK O F J Al'KHflWVU-I.U S O I N T S . F t . O H IO A, lie- II. W. F i t A Z I K R NOTICK IH I I K I I K I i r OIVKN A* l i t e r u t o r of 111* t.**l Will T H A T , a f l r r itu - m i l l r a , « i p u b . a n d T e t a n i a , i t nf. r-A n O L T N Ilaliril am t l i a a r l n a |ia d lh-r* (in. H O F F M A N I JR K I.t.lK R da- lb * Dnarrt o f i 'n u n l y C u n u n l a i l a n re» * ed *■1* n f Hem lnula C a a n t y , Klnrlita. D a te d H en lrm b ee II. A. f* D l l al I d r -a u ta r m . a i l n a h r M un F t r » t p u h l l c a t l n n on H e p l e m l e r S*. ( k 'l u l i t r 1 A.D. m s adoptaU a r r IMS aiiliillnn r l u i l n a . v a r a l l n * . alian d n t i l n a illarun Onu liiH rtlai l a l m l n r . i v t i i k i m i l i t r o t h t o f t w h ami r r n o u n c l n a a n y r l a b l Di m (h* .all] I 'n u n l y a m i lit* p u b l l r hail v i v t i i j i n u t At. r i H i i i t i v a v i i for a i t w i M H . t ; c i i i v t v , n . i w - In a n d In t h a t i in rtlu a n f a a t r r a l I n ra tm t in H rm ln n la F a m i l y , F l o r ­ i n i i v r i M v r i t n r v n . a say id*. d r l i n r a t t d up on a m a p n r plat J A I 'K NOI1MAN F O B H H F. P l a i n t i f f , a* a a l r * r t , d a e r r ll i - 4 **■ fnlln na. agrees. However a good news­ paper never bas a Ueairc lo do anyone harm. But sometimes in carrying out our obligation and responsibility lo a community nc have to. Sometimes we find It necessary to disagree with our public of­ ficials when we think that what they are doing Is not for the best welfare of all the people they serve. However we try, and some­ times it is difficult, to bring all the facts before our readers. Our editorial columns are always open to anyone that wishes to express their opinion. Old stories of newspaper achi­ evements never die, they Just fad* ■way, unless editors and pub­ lishers keep them up to dale by repeated performance! and em­ phasis. Sometimes a project for a com­ munity has a divided opinion, ■uch as nur baseball stadium and sewerage treatment plant. Title year our atadium will come into Ita own. It will b e’training site for 290 young eihlctc* that are destined for stardom or mediocrlly. Your newspaper has served you for U years of good time* and bad timsa. But through all these years it has served to the best of ita ability for the welfare of all the people. Two things people gripe about are the weather and their news­ -*■*. lo-w III paper. I have heard several side- TH K RK R A XI A It J A r A H n i K n O All t h a t p a r t o f lla a o n a Hlr— t a d j i w e n t t n a n d W aal nf l^.i* | | f o h i i k k . walk editors and Publishers say Defendant. ntni IS n f Van A r a d a l* O-l.nrnP to me, ” 1 hare never seen a l l r n k a r a a * L V a Add. In l l l a r k DIVfinrK llam m nrk. arcnrrtlna In n lal chain newspaper yet, that did any­ N OT IT R TO t l KAFPKPVK IAl H AAR TO I h r r e n f r t r o r d r d In F l a t llnnk I, thing for a community. The ab­ h t a t k n r r i . o m n A . ri ri K F T t.v n H t n a a - SI n f Ilia p n lillr r a i n r d * nf "emlnnli- C n u n lv , F l n rl d a TilF.JIKHA MARIA FAHCIIKDO sentee owners don’t cere any­ TO' FOHIIKK. wh o a# retldenre and HOARD IIS' C O t 'X T T r o i l thing about Sanford and besides m a l l l n a addre** la t i l l t ' a d a r r r o f t MIHXIONKIIH O F HKMfN'Ot.S: COCNTV local management have their Itoad. R a lllm o r e . M a ry lan d YOU AUK H F .n K U T N O T I F I E D R r W. II M lll- r —- f h n l r m a * hands tied.” t h a t an il f o r d l v o r r * h aa bean filed |Cunitnl**lnmir*‘ H rali Well, gentlemen I can tell you a a a l n t l y o u In Ih e C i r c u i t C o u r t of Hemlnol* r n u n l y , F l o r i d a . In right now that ia the most fal­ C h a n c e ry , by JA C K NORMAN FOlacious statement I have ever HIIKi: In t h a a b o v e e p t l t l i d eauee. hetrd. The stockholder* of The y oTuar u iAf *n a wh ae rr a b ya n rde/nour l r e dn l hleor wfll* laa Sanford Herald have the same p lead In a r m r d a n r e w i t h law. w ith th a ahnv* entitled hopes and aspirations for tho CIhoeu r tC laenrdk t on f aerv* a co p y of name LAST SHOWING growth and welfars of Sanford u p o n T o m Watan n. A t t o r n a v f o r P l a i n t i f f , a l Sfo N o r t h Slain H t r a a t as any local business msn. l-A . o r U n d o . F l o r i d a , on o r h a f o r* I have been in charge of The I h e ISIh d a y o f O c to b e r A. D. ISIS. Sanford Herald for S 1/2 years end I have yet to receive any in­ structions as to what ere can’t print or aa to what w* should print. I can assure you that the stockholders of The Sanford Her­ STARTS TOVIGtlT ald will never eik ua to print any­ STARTS 1:31 thing against our own local edi­ torial policies or anything that is not In Ihs best Interest of Sanford and Ssmlnole County. Gentlemen, 1 would like for BTARTS TOMOil ItOtF S M you to think about the next state­ g 2 MIG HITS ments I am going to make. Th* Miami Herald’s first In­ CfllHOUN HYIR lAGGfH terest end loyally la to Miami. •• warns anaaica* et u i Tha Tampa Tribune’s first inter­ *•*# — est and loyalty is to Tampa. Tha Fralure — 1:11,10(1$ Florida Times Union's first inter­ est and loyalty is to Jacksonville. CO-FEATURE Th* Sanford Hcrald'a first inter­ est and loyalty is to Sanford. tm G nat communities are built by progressive people with a vis­ ion of the future and with tha and of an aggressive, fearless newspaper. Again I repeat—The Sanford Herald's first Interest and loyalty fa to Sanford. R SHOCK P R A IR It i f __ Mill DINT ANDMU. Iowa, where the Fin tn spend the night with her aunt and uncle (top), Mr. and Mr*. Joel Carlson. The President was given an enthusiastic welcome (bottom) as he in­ vaded the heart of the com and hog country to Combine the known qnallt? of naUoralty Mvertised brand* with ororydajr low pricaa taka regularly t That'* the perfect preacHp* tlon for HAVINGS . . for aaf* aavlnga. , for ■nr* aavlnga! You caa AH H a t T O U C H * T O N 'S every time you shop here* Our pt*> frasional Integrity and the praatlga of our prescription service guarantee the depend** bllity of the values we feature la every do* partmeat. y y 1000 SACCHARIN Tablets SUPER PLEN AMINS 11 V itam ins 13 M inerals Plus Liver 72 FOR $4.79 100 Theragran-m $9.89 f§ 100 Y east & iron 75c Deodorant 59c ,98c Roach Film 79c Woodbury Soap Vlh H A KE Ul* AND i»t. Shaving Mirror 49c Vl-Daylin $4.19 ion 100 Va Wick slyle 2 MonthR Supply Hu* Red Vitamin NI2 • no $6.60 Z ym acaps a Republican Cum | Elsenhower parity payments to eventually empty | warehouse* of multi-million dollar i a* opposed to th* Dcmoeratto program eg high, rigid price supports. (IntentstioRel f s n f t t m j ^ U nicaps $3-19 F■ Abdol $3.88 . Hinkle Pills 39c Aspirin Tablets 98c C FRIDAY SPECIALS c i f K R O O M NEEDS >c Murine H«food P U lttr Indudet oygters, Shrimp, Scallop* with U rlcr m u m , shredded wtUd, french friew, coffee or tea, hot roll p' ' " tltr - - 25 Absorbine Jr. 79c 5 IbR. Epsom Salts 29c 95c FISH FRY . . FUh »tkk«* with tarter m u m , shredded Nnlnd, French Fries, coffee or let, hot roll* ft butter. ion Alophen Pills 49c 75c 1.25 Creomulsion $1 Saturday & Sunday Specials T M iliu m ,. IROHlHp IOARO COVERS IUguI ***(*1 VtirUy with dm * slue, ersuberry Muct, c k i u • f S n r , eoffee «r tm, Wt roHv ft buU*r. f o o T All METAL FOLDING TABLE , 85c S Veul CuIM u, froneh M u , col* slaw, h"* roUu ft hutttr. 89c IAKE 25 ft. Heovy Duty Extension Cord "CULDREM UNDER I I ADMITTED FREE" CARTOON 98c w jpr» ♦ | — gp* Touchton Drug Co. �TW - If T >' . , • —*t-T H b lgatio n To Vote Candidates Have 5 W eeks To Go M RANCTIXAM NA110N R e g iste r-E x e rc ise P rivile ge , By JAMES MAILOW A f News Asalyct WASHINGTON (JR - The Tirol month ot the presidential cam­ paign Is over and the eendldatca have a tiltla over five weeks to go. How baa It been so far? Different from 1952. That's for sure. Pour years ego the presldan. Hal race smoked with ..motion. If there's fire In this campaign, It’s atUl In the baaement. And the candidate*—of tha four only Democratic vice pres­ idential candidate Estes Keiauver was not running In 1952—are making a different kind of cam­ paign. In IMS—with the country jit­ tery and tired of the war in K orn, divided over Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis), and atlrred up over thing* in Washington — the Republicans made these their three main la. sues: Tha war in Korea and foreign policy in general; corruption in government; and Communiita-ingovernment. Those issues were the kind which made old friends fight snd N ov.6 Handmda of millions who belong to the might read, " it Is your privilege to spend -auniljr of men ore excluded from the far this.” The inscription on the other side •- D o n select family of those who have an might reed, "It is your obligation to spend ! effective voke in their government In many this." So this is a reminder. You can't vote on parte of the world, this privilege has never " heed known. In otner parts of the world, November 6 unless you are registered. And you won't be exercising your privilege snd -"the privilege has been loet • The reason for the loss of a voice In gov- obligation unless you vote. The office of the Supervisor of Registra­ : ehunent differs from country to country. y fifv ore too many and varied to be enume- tion for Seminol* County will be open from ...-dated here. I t can he fairly said, however, 9 to 5 today, tomorrow, snd Saturday. Don't sit back snd hope you have an op­ t th a t Indifference la a poison which weakens ‘ ‘dad may eventually destroy this noble pri- portunity to register — do something about It. It's the vote th at Is counted - not the 'ftlegew on by blood and sacrifice. hopes. , For this reason, it is Important that Amer9 9 9 lean cltlsens look at both sides of their preelous coin that says: Good for one vote, Estimated Spendings, Income f t e inscription on one lace d this coin A short time ago the federal government released revised estimates of spending and ’ Pop#rGrows With Community receipts for the fiscal year that will end ■f. . Some of the biggest Jobs are done In a next June. This states that both the spending and •a ls t matter-of-fact way. As a result, com- amatively few of us know the magnitude the receipts will be some $4 billion greater than was anticipated lest January. There *ia the nehisvsment TWm “National Newspaper Week” for in- will be some small surplus. But, It is ob­ vious, that surplus la not the result of any ratsnee.‘ I Hie annual observance brings to the real economy movement in government. It By HAL BOYIK would be roofed over and com­ regard it as sporting? For them ont tbs part your local newspaper Is, instead, the result of the fact that ex- NEW YORK ir-W h at can be pletely air-conditioned. it might take all tha fun out of . in the building of a city, in the wel- traordlnnrily high business activity has done to keep traffic from chok­ B um would penetrate into the driving. of ite community, In the expansion pro­ produced extraordinarily high tax income ing to death the centers of Am­ podaatrlan paradise at three erica's big cltiesT polnta. No building la the business of the area which it serves, in the and other revenue. Victor Gruen, a distinguished center would ba more than a sixAs of now, the pro*pects for future re­ Ufe of our town, and in the economic duction In government costs and for tax architect, has a simple but revo­ minute walk to a ring of 10,000- Three Youngsters . ___ ^ of tbs community. lutionary solution—ban ell auto­ car garagea that would also serve r T h e knowledge, the spirit, the drive, and reduction - are exceedingly dim. Indeed, mobile* from downtown areas end ■a heliports for flying commut- Spend Chilly N ight ■' the desire which la built into the very many believe that we are likely to have restore the s tm ts to the pedes­ > heart of your newspaper has in aorae way bigger budgets atill, no matter which party trians. Gruen predicts this will The coat ef such a civle change­ On Deserted Beoch happen by the end of the century. over would, of eourae, be latitat- CLEARWATER UR— Two boya * made possible, possible, through the creating of a is given power/ in .November. "I predict that by the year I,- tic. But Gruen optimistically bo- and a girl spent a chilly night on Yet th e n is one way the coat of {govern­ I, f*<ommunity n/--.__.•«*<*•» aw nal1 1 Tnnnv of the achievegoal”, many i , sad m aybe. ■ little before," Ilevel the Increase of land val­ a deserted beach while their par­ ment can be substantially reduced, and the *; tgsuts that have become a reality. be said, "it will be considered ue* would reduce the outlay, ents spent a frantic night search J 7 “National Newspaper Week” h*as vividly Treasuary can also obtain huge sums of Just as foolish to take vahidei says If large cities don't adopt ing and wondering if they had t Ifftrayed the fact that your newspaper la money in addition to regular revenues, into the Interiors of business cen­ aoma such measures soon they drowned. ! B ully interested in building, expanding, without in any way Imperiling or even ter* as wa feel today It's peculiar face actual traffic strangulation. The youngster* were Christo­ to drivt a truck into a living “Taka Port Worth aa an exam­ pher Berner, 11; Robert Lambert, ! tees ted growth, snd Inspiring loyalty with- changing any legitimate function of gov­ room. ernment, That is by getting government ple," ha aald. "If traffic continual 11, and hla slater, Gayle Lam m the community where It is published. “A city of a million people has to lncraasa at It* present rate and bert, 0. With them was Christoph' out of activities — most of which incur * •» Your newspaper grows M the community a population of 990,000 automo­ only piecemeal efforts a n mad* •r'a dog Serge. mda. The greater the goals which are heavy losses - that are In the domain of bile*. They crowd humans off tha to handle it, tha city somehow Saturday afternoon the trio had g&i'oat'# ,tsd within its circulation area and the commercial business. would have to provide lg million a rowboat without oara, A salient example here la government "Cars need 10 timet as much square feet of aurfac* streets by found mnnity It serves, the greater the plann■pace as people do, and their 19T0, compared with • million pushed it into St. Joseph'* Sound, power planta and systems the field in poled It with sticks for a while : for a bigger and better newspaper. birthrate is higher. Tho time teems Big aa Texas and then found themselves so far *^Tbis has already started within the or- which government business spending has not far off whan, unless counter- square feet today. Isn't that much out tho atlcki wouldn't reach bot­ 1 mudution of The Bantord Herald, with ad- been heaviest, and ths field In which the msasures are taken, people would1 In downtown Port Worth tom. They drifted helplessly socialists and their followers haveworked bo better off to move out and without knocking down half its across tha few miles to Sind Key i dltlonal planning to meet the needs of the Government power la tax-free. It leave the cities to the mechanical buildings. where about dark they beached * biggest growth Sanford and Seminole Coun- hardest. Is also tax-subsidised. It Is a constant, heavy monsters." the boat on a desolate stretch of “Moat of America's other large : ty have ever experienced. . drain on the Treasury, which means every Gruen, designer of Northland at cities are in the same plight. beaeh and decided to spend the : I t Isn't often that a newspaper "blows taxpayer. And It is an entirely needless Detroit, one of the world’s largest have to take drastic itepe night. i Its 'own horn”—but more often—the quiet, drain. For, beyond argument, the Indepen­ shopping canton, has been re­ They'll soon to aurvlve." Soon after daylight a coast tained by the Greater Fort Worth ! panned and matter-of.rncl way, In working dent utility industry has proven that it Planning Committee to redesign The Idas of auta-fn# streets guard helicopter found them, a !' in and for the communUy It serves, la found. cun and will undertake any needed pro­ tha entire downtown a m of that •ounua wonderful to us career pa- little cold, a little scared and very ject, do it with prlvvate savings and invest­ city for tha next IB year*. daatrieni. But will tho motorist* hungry. On* of kia projected Ideas: Put­ j The Sanford Herald ments - and pay heavy taxes In the bargulh* ting and delivery traffic pgblU hU P>ny K n o t n u r t t f M l A -D A Y It would take time to sell off the gov­ in theservice 900-aer* business district • — mm m M i i Im n . t t . r October IT, l i l t *1 ernment plnnts. Meanwhile, the taxpayers underground and banning passen­ i S M l OHIm • ! M aterO , r i o r M . uniter th» Act could be given another boon, by putting ger vehicle! from aurfac# areas. or CoB£r *H ( r t l i r r t *, l i t * »»4 pobllahar m RMAN i lm a Miter theso systems on the same basis of opera­ Pedestrians would have the M V 6*S**r SR, BieentlvaMItor MARION •treats entirely to them selva* ex­ tion as private enterprise. RV B bTM T O * H1NO. Ad*«rtl«ln» SUnaaar cept for slow-moving electric In other words, make them pay ttieTr shuttle car* for the 111, the crip­ h m II u * n a n b . r o f th » A sso c ia te d P u n wWteh U a a tlU a d a se tu s te a lr «o th e u h fo r republic*own way — Including their fair share of pled—and the downright lasy. «?.» o t a n te a teeal QOWf p rla ls d In thl* » i » > i p » r . taxes. That would mean more money tn the Bounds like a Jaywalker's heav­ R*»r*»aat§d Natloaotlr by Osnaral Advartliteu pockets of us all. en. Tha heart of the city would "u fearvlaa w a. H I Ooorula B arto n n « ik Rida. Traffic Choking American Cities U $gp CARg Of 500 business executives given medical exama, more than half of .Trade*.' one ftthionebla them had something going wrong they #lrMt in tha shopping center didn't know about. The discoveries no doubt seemed pretty logical to their eecretariea, aides of the power street. It la building an atomic power print at Thursday, October 4, 1950 though. itiM c n im o N r a t m • l C a rrie r t II# M * lt.lt V M M M M tk l I I I Uoolba On* T te r |* H IM S m il a i l O bituary a o tle ta , u r o ot (hank*, raanlutloni an* aetloaa a t « n i« rta ln m * n t fo r tb o purpoao of ral.ln * f a a t l w ilt, tke o ohararod oh arao d ffoo r a l ro re a u lo ie r a d vnertlsln e r a l ee Fate 4, r be converted Into a pleasaat busi­ ness recreation area with recently plentyand of trees, founUlns, gardens AUaata ClwriU_____________ Coal Plants Giving Atom By 0AM DAWSON NEW YORK ill — The drive to Stake atomla-powarad electric plant* aa cheap to operate si those powered by coal la running up against a new challenge today. Scientists am trying Ju*t at hard to make coal-powered plants more efficient and less coetly—and thus stretching out the eon gap be­ tween the conventional generator Md tha nuclear one of tht futurt Soma corporations are develop­ ing split personalities la tackling the problem. They are spending million! In in effort to build a less costly atomic power plant, At tht same Unit they are driwag to moke coal fired powar plants mor* efficient. Atomic I'Icci riefty competitive with coal will be realised in other lands before It is In the United Stales where molt ereia are rich in cheap conventional fuels. The Urltlah hope to get atomic power aa cheap aa power from coal with­ in five years. Tha goal in the Uni­ ted State* la now 10 year*. Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of tha Atomic Energy Commission, ■ay* that Ibanka to the present research drive la nuclear science, "a major break-through, putting Race u* at or near the goal, could coma with some suddenness." And Willis Gala, chairman of Commonwealth Edison of Chicago, saga this nation must strive to bold ite lead In technological de­ velopment rather than strata to attain fixed goals of kilowatt ca­ pacity by stepped up building of atomic plants of current **—*!■, Edison Electric Institute bee a group of ala utility executive* aleitad to keep abreast of tha pragma In making nuclear pow­ er plants competitive. Waetlnghouae Electric la aa ex­ ample of a company playing both ShippIngport, Pa. to ba operated by Duqussna Light 4 Power, attlting next year with initial output ef 60,000 kilowatts. It's also work­ ing with Pennsylvania Power 4 Light and Yankee Atomic electric Co. on other atomic projects. Al­ together it'a putting 90 million dol­ lar* Into ite atomic program. But at south Philadelphia WeetIngbouu engineer* a n working hard la a ataam laboratory to get higher temperatures and praaaures In the big steam Urbinagenerator unite that produce trielty—and thus gat power cheaply In time, of couaa, tha atomic branch of the electric business will catch up with steam turbine development. Tbo constantly up­ graded coal pleats, meantime, a rt giving the stem quite a race. NOTICE (V V T T t r Sealed bids in duplicate covering build­ in g described in specifications dated October 1st 1956 for Legion Fair Build­ in g lOQ’XIOO'X 10* on U . & highw ay 17- JUfT M O W US PROOF OP OWNBRSHIP # G.A.C. FIN A N C E C O M P O R A T. I O N to $ 1 0 0 •*W . • IDOte, fMMi 'T lvt buciu if you awvt down to tha ntxt blockl” NEW YORK UR—Lo, the vanish­ ing servant I A study published Monday aayi the domestic servant la swiftly LO W C O S T disappearing from the nation's labor force. There were N aarvanta for every 1,000 persons la H IG H the early 1900a; today then are only M per 1,000. P R O T E C T IO N Prof. George J. Stlgler of Co­ lumbia Unlverjlly, author of tha study, lays the sharp decrease fa * S A INN E O R D dua to greatar education, lowered Atlantic rftU of Immigration, progressive equalisation of income and sim­ Member PDIC plification of household task*. and Customers W e Are Now Open For NOTICE! Business AFTER Extensive A lterations; All Persons Eligible For Voting May Register Beginning September 7th For 30 Days. Discount For M O N D A Y TH RU FR ID A Y 1 5 % Cash & Carry 9-12 Noon and 2-5 p.m. Specifications w ill be furnished by w rit­ E V E N IN G S: in g above address or callin g at Gallo­ September 25th . . 7-9 p.m. way's Service Station—401 W est 1st S t October 2nd.. 7-9 o. m. October 10,5 p.m. Domestic Servant Is Disappearing ltt„ w«U teM* ram i O CTO BER 4th is tho LA ST D A Y to REGISTER. C losing d ate to receive bids, »• •• •l ford, Florida; w ill be received by Camp­ bell - Lousing P ost No. 53 Inc., P. O. Box 13, Sanford, Florida. 407 W ill Control Avonua t o o t # a • r.Tal. 3-4493 By DOROTHY ROB AP Women’s Editor I agree with Mrs, Florence Bee­ be Anderson a mechanical de­ sign engineer from Chicago, that It's time for women to stop beat­ ing the drums for "equal rights" and "equal recognition in busi­ ness" and make use of what they hava. "After all," say* Mr*. Ander­ son, "we’ve had recognition aa women alnce Eve first offered Adam tha apple." Women da not need to try to act like men during business hours, aa Mrs. Anderson points out. If most businees women, sec­ retaries and professional women would just be themselves from • to 3, thing* would be much bitter for everybody concerned. Flattery is Just aa effective in the business world aa it 1* in so­ cial contacts says Mrs. Ander son. Bvary woman knows that flattery succeed* far better than nagging to achieve a desired ob­ jective with husband or boy friend. The fame thing is true of the boss. For instance, If you want a raise, she advises, don't atari complaining about how you can't afford a new pair of nylons, havo lo go without lunches and haven’t had your hair done In three weeks. Don’t keep reminding 'he bos* that you're doing twice aa much work as you’re paid for. This will only put him on the defensive. Instead telt him how fortunate you are to have such a brilliant and understanding employer, who understand* the necessity of keep­ ing up appearanees In the busi­ ness world. Tell him how you’d hate to work for an old fogy who didn't appreciate tha Importance of such things as hairdos and ny­ lons. Tell him you admlr# tha way he handled that big deal the other day, and how glad you were to be able to produce the right file at the right time. The woman who understands human relation* is tha oaa who is going to get ahead in tha busi­ ness world, she says. To Our Friends SA T U R D A Y 9-12 Noon The Legion reserves the righ t to reject any and all bids. Women Don't Need To A c t Like Men In Business Field eign policy, critical of It for not finding a new way to deal with the new Russian tactics. Mostly the D e m o c r a t s havo aimed at things closer at home and easier to understand. They’vA been talking about people’s pockat books on bread-and-butter issues: Better prices for farmer*, mor* concern for the amail busL neasmen. power development more money for the aged, better schools, higher pay for teachers. Stevenson and Kefanvar have sighted deliberately at each group which hat suffered tome money loss under tha Elsenhower admin­ istration for, while this is a UmA of high prosperity and record em­ ployment, th e n are soft spots. In 19S2 the Democrats, becauia they had been running the govern­ ment, were on thl defensive. This time the Republicans ar* in that ipot. Naturally, whlla the Democrats try to maka them look as bad at possible, the Republicans put thair beat foot forward. Tha result la soma exaggeration on bo'h sides. It may gat woricT President Eisenhower, who cam­ paigned furiously in 1932, appar­ ently thought he could win this year without exerting Mmiclf had planned a limited schedule of radlo-TV speechrs. But Stevenson and Kefauver ar* beating the bushel hard. Reports Indicate this race will be t i t t e r than tn 1952. Now Elsenhower hat decided he'll make more ipeechef and travel more. He started off talking about moral principles. But after hear­ ing the Democrat! call him a weak president and a poor leader he atirted getting a little tough himself. State mint* made in most cam­ paigns are forgotten when t h e y ’re over. But U doesn't work In the else of Vico President Nixon^ who, In 1931 and again in th A 1951 congressional campaign, had a way of linking "Democrats" and “Communlits” in the tame sentence. The Democrats havo nevar for­ given him, At a result, Nixon could not help starting this cam* palgn ■ little self-consciously. So far, he'a been milder than hi 1951 and 1951. Kefauver, a roan of Immense i n w ergy, ia covering a vast amoun” of territory in short hops from on* small out-of-tha-way place to another, still shaking hands, drawling. amgwBuat 92; one and one h alf m ile south o f S in - 111 Wait first S t r a w * . / . t t t W T i L 11M neighbors argus in public. But the war is over now. McCarthy has faded. There have been bo real scandals. Talk about Com­ munists in government, long over­ played by ths Republicans, has died down. Now the Democrats—Adlal Ste­ venson snd Kefsgver—er* bang­ ing away at the Republican for- Camilla D. Bruce Supervisor of Registration 400 E. 1st Sanford Pickup and Daliveiy I f Vou Prefer LANEY D R Y CLEANERS E. H. LANEY OWNER n o E. Second S t Phone 465 l« �n T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D T hura., O ct. 4. 1956, P a g e 5 Touhy C h a lle n g e s Women To U se In d iv id u a l E ffo rts Social£oeni& Calendar # 9 m • TBUMDAY ■Yestiide P-TA will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the icbool. The date of their carnival ha« been chanfed from Friday, Oct. 28, to Saturday, Oct. r . Friendship night will be obssrved by the memben of the Order of Eastern Star, Seminole Chap­ ter Number Two at • p.m. at the Masonic Temple. The Intermediate Choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse at 7:00 p.m. and the Adult Choir at t:00 p.m, The Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will practice at the Church at 7:30 p.m. The Chancel Choir of the First Methodist Church will practice at 7:3" MONDAY circle No. I of the First Pres/terlan Church, will meet at the residence of Mrs. A. B. Wallace on South Mellonvllle Ave. at 2:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 8 with Mrs. May Dickena as co-hostess, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell Is chairman. St. Mark Chapter of the Women's Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will meet at S p.m. at the home of Mrs. Roy Spotlight O n Hollywood HOLLYWOOD ( f t- "I think tha coming year la going to bring a lot of changes to a lot of careers." This was Dick Powell's comment on the glut of old motion pictures on the TV market. There bai been much speculatlon about what this will do to the toeatar business But whs, will It do to the stars? Clark Gable and Judy Garland aro among those whose voices have been raised in protest against the wholesale showing of their old film* on TV. Powall be­ lieve* star* have reason to worry. "AU these pictures on TV are going to hurt tome oeople.” he said. "You take a star who Is getting along In years. The public wJJI Me him as a younger oorfortaer In tho old movies on TV, than find he has aged 20 years when they see him in a new movie. "T hen's another thing. Styles have changed. A girl may have looked glamoroua in the styles of II and M years ago, but today's audience might think she looks ridiculous. That's bound to hurt. “And thero Is simply the fre­ quency of exposure. If the pubtlc sees John Wayne In four pictures on TV in one week, will they next to pay >o ace him in ti now moviaT" Powell said all this in discus­ sing his own career. 1 found him In hla office St 10th Century-Fox, 'w t ere he la a producer-director Hla acting these days is con­ fined to appearing as host of the new Zane Gray TV aeriei to appsar on CBS F rday nights Powell's last theatre movie was “Susan Slept Here", made more than two year* ago. This has barn the longest screen absence for tie star, who ron.d fame first as musical star and than as a tough guy, Holler. TUESDAY The Gleaners Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. A. J. Walker, 1003 Elm Ave., Tuesday night at 7:30 with Mrs. J. F. Lewis and Mrs. H. C. Echols as co.hostesses. bo 0 The k s h e lf First I want to tell you about a new Paul Wtliman. Those Of yuu BPW Mokes Plans who read and enjoyed "Bowl of Brass,” "Walla of Jerlclho" and "Tha Chain" have a treat in store. For Fair Nov. 24 The B.P.W. held its regular "Jarlco'a Daughters" Is the final meet'ng Tuesday night, with Mr*. novel In the series. Those of you Myrtle Grullck president, presid­ who haven't read any of these ing over the meeting. Strs. Ger­ novels have missed a good aeries. trude Gilbert, recording secretary, They all concern the fortunes tho years of the residents read the minutes of the previous through meeting, after which plans wsre of a fictional Kansas City, Jeri­ made for the fair which will be cho. “Jerico's Daughters" la the brilliant story of a town and its held on Nov. 2i. Several motions people and a 'fitting capstone to were passed on and plans discuss­ the highly successful series of ed that will be made public at a Jericho books." later date. On Dec. 1, the club will bold "Little More Than Kin” by Ntlla a drawing for a Terry Lee Doll; Gardner White la the story of also in December will be a Christ­ rivalry that can arise between mas Party, for which tho women twins and become a lifelong anta­ started making plana at Tues­ gonism. Gay and aggressive Phinee* had always managed to out­ day's meeting. A report was heard un a trip do his brothsr Oliver—until they made last Wednesday to Pine- both fell In love with Caisle. Oli­ castle Alt Force Base In Orlando. ver won, and life seemed to have Attending the meeting were finally opened up to him a hardSirs. Myrtle Gradlck, Sirs. Betty won happiness. Then Phlneas en­ Wolfram, Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert, tered the picture again, and three Mrs. Helen Constantine, Mrs. Arol- lives were caught up In an lnevityn True, Miss Myrtle Wilson, Mrs. abla tragedy. Alice Harvey, Mr*. Euphemla “ Minnesota Cothic” by Walter Huntley, Sirs. Anna Rinehart and O'Meara has as the background the fabulous era of ruthleaa log­ Mrs. Katie Willis. gers and their woman, when for­ tunes Were won and lost overnight, Dorcos Class Meets when an ambitious young lum Oct. 3 berjack could carve himself an Waldo Carson In Hartman Home emplra. It tells the story of Jesss Oct. 4 The Dorcas Class of the Central Jannlaon, the stone mansion hs Patricia Evan* Baptist Church met at the home built in the little sawmill town 31arlon Crim of Sir*. Ralph Hartman for their of Mokon.an, and his beautiful Saidce Williams regular monthly meeting Tuesday and sophisticated St. Paul bride, Rebecca Cain Dorcas Dubois. night. Officers for the coming year In “The Sevsn File" by Wil­ were elected aa follows: teacher, liam McGlvern the reader will wit­ Mrs. J. R. Weaver; president, Mrs. ness the kidnapping of a little J, Q. Galloway; vice president, child and watch the flight oI the Mrs. H. E. McSwain; secretary, kidnappers to • hidsaway In an­ Mrs. A. R. Maddox; assistant other state. Tha discovery of the secretary, Mrs. Fred Yeaklc; and crime by the parents, the arrival group captains, Mr*. It. L. Bass, of the ransom note, and tha pay­ Mra. Ralph Hartman, and Mra. ment of the money follw. The A1 Johnson. lt) FBI then takes action and tha Following thu business meeting reader is aware of tha odds they refreshments were served to: face. With tension, the drama Mrs. John Waver, Mra. A. B. builds to Ihe moment when it Maddox, Mrs. W. R. Wiggins, seems irritable that the child Mrs. J. Q. Galloway, Mrs. B 11. will be killed and the gang witl Wiggins, Mrs. Joe Daniels, Mrs. scatter H. E. McSwain, Mr*. A1 Johnson, A good non-fiction on natural and 31rs. Ralph Hartman, hnatcas. history (Alaska) and very enterlainlngly written is "Paradise North" by Henry Harrow, For 7th Grade 4-H Club one year Henry and Susan Borrow lived on a cabin cruiser anchored Elects Officers off the coast of Alaska. In thli b o o k they recount their esperienees A t First Meeting ami record their observations of Seventh grade 4-H met and wild life in and around a Tide elected officers: president Ruth Pool. Carlton; vice president, 31 a r y "The Straight And Narrow Path Helen Washburn; secretary Linda by Honor Tracy, takes place in McCallan; devotional leader, Shar- tn Irish village. An English anron Riser; song leaders Rally thopologlst, vacationing in the vil­ King and 3t*rie 3!cIntosh, report­ lage inadvertently creataa a sen­ er, Susan Tilley; assistant re­ sational acandal with an articla porter Gertrude Stafford. for a London paper on the folkThey will have meetings twice way* of the Irish. His account of a a month at Junior High School. midsummer nlghta eve frolic in a Miss Myrtle Wilson has informed convent involves him in a law­ them that their first project will suit and a feud with the Church, be cookng and that Mn. Wlnagar and the delighted townspei) iVe will be their Instructor. Join in the riotous farce that fol­ low*. Good reading. A new William Ard mystery "Cry Scandal" and a good book uf flying saucers by Harold Wil­ kin* are now available. October Literary Guild selection la- “ Rachel Cade" by Chart** Mercer. Rachel Cade la a nurse wbt. believes herself dedicated to hsr profession until she finds her­ BLACK a n d WHITS chev­ self so deeply in love that there ron-patterned wool (tableau a la no way back. She has to maka helUesa sheath designed by Oleg fall and whiter, a decision about the sort of Ufa Caasinl she will live, and also which man UM-1MT. Black ceMe-kalt she win marry, as each offer* wool edged with black aatla, her a different kind of love. October book-of-the-mouth la drop# t* ene aide la ncarf (sab­ "King of Paris"—* naval about le*. Alexandre Duma* by Guy Eadore, tie ad Erin 8. Gardner myatorDon't forget Frank Slaughter** lea. Watch for the circulation new book, out this month, "The date Seminole" and Frank Yerby’a new "Don't Go Near The Water" U one "Captain Rebel", which will still on the top Best Seller Hat be out next month. for fiction and "Charmed Circle" Also coming next month are by Susan Erta la a candidate for Patricia Wentworth, Agatha Chris- the list. Happy Birthday YOUCAN H I BURE your luck ^clicking when you *rvg this "Good Luck Ranch Dinner.” It i« made by baking cut-up b ro iler-fry e r chicken ur‘U almost done, then ad­ ding oven reedy biicuit* and cling peach halves and bak­ ing until the blacuita are a> brown aa deaired. Servewlth gravy prepared from pan drippings, flour evapoaated ta d wittr* Tiny honw^sho® nouvenirn placed on suggest to family and guests that this is their ltK k y n m L T h e "Good Luck Ranch Dinner" provides delicious proof. SALES On The Sanford Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year, a luncheon on Wednesday at the club building, which was beauti­ fully and tastefully decorated for this important luncheon. In the entrance hall was a bouquet of cheery looking rod pyraesntha ber­ ries ana on each of the Individual tablet wai a centerpiece of double yellow hltdscu* and croton leave*. Croton leave* also adorned the mantelpiece and the stage was bedecked with two tall basket* of assorted greenery used with red and yellow flowers, with red and green foliage used all nlomt the front of the atage. The high­ light of the decorations was the unusually beautiful arrangement on the speaker* table which was overlaid with a lace cloth. This arrangement featured yellow gladi­ oli, purple mlcharlmas daisies, flowers from tho koclreuteria (golden riln tree) and croton leaves. All of these wen- placed in a rectangular container of teal blus and brass. Mra. Francis Meriwether, )res­ ident, opened the meeting with a LADY F ull tim e work. Must be neat and friendly. Apply in person to hiiniifL ^ggnlidJ prayer and announced that tha social work Touhy gave a few new caterer would be Mra. J. M. highlights on what haa already Dlngman, who was going to servo been accomplished, meager as It seems. Hi listed progress In the the luncheon buffet style, then the recognition of the true nature of ladles could vote op whether ihry the illness, a realisation that the liked that style better than being Illness la not hopeless but treat­ served ot the tables. ment brings results, some small Ihe newly dieted president ot progress has been made In over­ the Seminole t»-i elation for Men­ coming shortages In facilities and tal Health commented on tha vast personnel and the advance* made amount of work that was to be by .esearch. done in the field of prevention and Mowing the same outline, treatment of mental Illness. He the speaker listed aome of the told the attentive audience that as goals that might be established a atart they could quickly work in education of the public re­ in two fields of endeavor, 1) to cor garding mental health and tha reel their own and other people's treatment of Illness, the Improve­ attitudes and approach to mental ment of the treatment* used, the lltneai and 2) expert their In­ advancement In hospitalisation fluence to over come tho Inade­ and the strides to be taken In re­ quacies of facilities and treatment search. of patients. 111s talk closed with a challenge As a basis fir the work of to the ladies of the club to use those Interested In this phase of their Individual efforts, recognizing the -*a!ue of personal leadership, and those of the group In show­ ing the way to overcoming de­ ficiencies that now exist In tha field. At the close of 3Ir. Touhy’a speech 31rs, Oscar Harris—, re­ cording secretary, read tho min­ utes of the previous meeting, af­ ter which Mrs. 3lerlwether call­ ed far reports from *11 the off'-crs and committee chairmen. Tha m e m b e r * were reminded that they had two weeks to get In the re­ mainder of the name* for tha birthday calendar. New member* Introduced were Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Nasral- ».r*. Robert Lee Rowles, 3lr«. lah of Temple Terrace, Tampa, Bob Cartithers, Mr*. H, C. Color. announce the birth of a son, Rich­ Mn. It. W. Jackson, Mra. Alfred ard Franklin Jr., on Oct. l at St. Chile*. Thrrc were alio two guest* Joseph’s Hospital. Mrs. Natrallah Mrs. Rytran and Mr*. Doris Tal­ is the former Miss Carolyn Hud. ley. son. Mrs. 3Icriwethcr called the at­ tention of the membera to tha Sir. and Mr*. H. Dsn Gilbert, Ihrme of the wuman's club for of Altamonte Springs announce the this year "Every member a birth of twin daughters, Nura member." Jean and Anna Kathllne, at the participating Mr*. Harrison resd a letter Winter Fark Slemorial Hospital on from B. F. Whltner, secretary of Tuesday, Oct. 2. tho Henry Sheldon Sanford 3(eMr. and Mrs. Gordon Bltckatrr, mortal Library and Museum of Altamonte Springs, are an­ Assn., and also a letter of resignnouncing (he birth of a daughter stloi. from Mra. P. E. Breckenon Tuesday, Oct. 2, at Winter Park ridge, corresponding secretary. 3!rs. D. A. Gregory was unani­ Slemorial Hospital. mously elected la take her place. The following four delegates were named to attend the District Cruise Aboard Meeting tn be held In Leesburg 'Skylark' Precedes on Oct. 30: Mrs. II. W. Rucker, 31r*. Joe Corley, Mrs. E. C. Har­ per, Mn. Francis Merlwealhtr. Monthly Meeting The Norman Do Vere Howard Alternates will be Mr*. D. A. Chapter, United Daughter* of Con­ Gregory, Mr*. S. G. Ilerrlmaii, federacy held Its first monthly Mrs. C. F. Flowers, and Mrs. It. meet of the season on board the A. Montcith. There wero 84 re­ Skylark Friday afternoon Sept. 28. servation* made (or this luncheon. with Sirs. F. n. Adams and Sirs. F. E. Roumlllnt ro-ho*le»«r*. Ethel Root Circle The meeting opened with ritual and flag salute* to American and Announces Plans Confederate flags. A short hullness session was held with Sirs. For Cook Food Sale Roumillst presiding. Committees BY GRACE THURSTON for the coming year were announc­ ed and reports of standing com­ The Ethel Root Circle of the mittees given and refreshment* Congregational Christian Church held their monthly meeting at the served. home of Mr*. Edward Simpson, Mr*. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. L. A. 31rs. Herbert Thurston presid­ Brumley, Sirs. David Caldwell, ed over the meeting tn the abSirs. W. T. Fields, Mr*. Em­ senre of 3lrs. Harold Herbst. mett McCall. 3!rs. Phillip M»r/, The group la making plans to Sirs. J. H. Nicholson, Sirs. B. present the Claxlon Fruit Cake L. Pcrklni, Mrs. F. E. Itoumlllnt, at th<- Cook Food Rale on Oct. 18, Sirs. J. H. Trucluck, Sirs, A. B. The Circle has been selling these Wallace, Mr*. Watson Walla re, fruit cake* for tho past five years. visitors Sir*. K. A. Edwards, Day- The public Is invltrd lo place their ton* Beach, Mrs. Theo Pale, San­ order* for Thanksgiving now. Call ford. either 63-31, 2102-W or Bflt-W for Preceding the meeting Mr your order. RouniUlal took the group for a Appointed to a committee to trulse to view the wild sunflow­ handle Ihe order* for theso rakes ers un the prairie and the lovely were Mr*. Harold Herbst, Mrs. scenery along the lake and rivar Herbert Thurston and 3frs. Ralph shore. Losslng. BIRTHS In stylo with Friend* of Mr*. A. L. WUion wffi be pleased to bear that aha return­ ed home from tbs hospital an Tuesday, the lira* at 488 Rosalia Drive. Mr. aad M n B. W. Turner left thl* morning tor a month's va­ cation in North Carolina, They will visit thrir daughter and her family, Mrs. H. O Drake, la Gas­ tonia, and spend the remainder of the Urn* ia Hendersonville. Friend* of M n. B. B. Crumley will be pleated to hear that ah* la now at horn*.following surgery • t Orange Msmerial Hospital* MUa S an Jacobson, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Harman Jar*bam, haa been pledged to Alpha EpsQm Sorority at the University of Fierid*. W----- M » - U 1 iw tm tc PW M r |50.00-$100.00 r w v s s p is VawTM at Ik* lew, WERT Jew elry Store i I . 1st Phene « 0* T h e price is right .... tool EtaMlelac* ElaMlc pretty ameotai Smart figuring—and I oed pintle girdle you in thia It'* edged /eg* cen'l /erf._________. — top aad b with elastic net for men eomfort. I Satin clastic net. White (S,M,L) &ts$8nt Cotton uplift brag flatten yourcontour. It haa comforting crowed slastic front and la fancied with embroidery. Is White, A, B, C cupe 2.00 • 2.50 Loo R ufb y L ight or Dark EitherStyle$8.95 5 lbs. $4.25 • Placn T hanksgiving Order* by Nov. 10th. lo u*, na look lo LEG for your favoril* fait l h a t. . ALL-AMERICAN, TRINITY, ADVENTURE Laadook TRAIL atyln 18.95 - 110.95 to *50.00. • C h ristm as Order* by Dnc. 1 s t Every hat haa ARiDEX water repellent finish. S192-W Friends of W. E. Watsea wHlthe happy to learn he la progressing nicely though *tlQ confined to Seminole Memorial Hospital tor this month and possibly longar. He expressed appreciation for the many eatlers and card* ha haa re­ ceived, His room number la U0-A. LOO C L A X T O N F R U IT C A K E C A LL 65-M The Daughter* of Wesley Sun day School Claaa met Tueaday, Oct. 2, in SlcKlnley Hall for a supper Installation of officer*, which I* an annual event for Ilia first meeting of their new yeat. Hostess#* were Mn. Roy Till!*, Mra. R. A. Futrell. Mrs, J. H. Anderson Jr., 31rs. J, A. Howard and Mr*. P. A. Rowland. The hall wai beautifully decorated for the occasion with vari-colored hibiscus and assorted greenery. 3Irs. Roy Tillli, out-going proa (dent, opened the buslneia session by having the group ling the class song, which was followed by the devotional, given by Mrs. Marguerite Paul. The theme of the devotional wai taken from a picture that hang* in the class room, entlUed "Behold I stand at the door and knock." The title of her talk wai "When W# Let Jesus Come Into Our Live*." Mrs, C. H. Winn and Mr*. Paul made donitioni to the birthday bank and yearly n p u ru ware made by all committee chairmen. The clan presented a lovely gift to Mrs. T111I* after which ah* presented gifts to all of het as­ sistant officer*. Mrs. Tlllls presented the new president, after which tha Instal­ lation of officer* w»i conducted by the Rev. 31. H. Wyatt. Thou installed were: president, Mr*. Vf E. Raines; Vic* president, Mr* E. C. William*; secretary, Mis* Aline Chapman; .treasurer Mist Versa Woodcock; devotional, Mra, klarguerlte Paul; courtesy, Mra. Albert Hickson; publicity, Mra. C, M, Flowers; teachor, Mra. Charles Merlwethar; and asiist­ in t teacher, Mrs, 8. F. Col*. Group leaders draw names for their membsra. The Rev. and Mra. M, H. Wyatt were guest* at tha meeting. Oth­ ers were: Mrs. W. L. Harrison, Mrs. C. H. Winn, Mr*. I. J. Boyette, Mrs. W. E. Raines, M n. J. R, Hawthorne, Mra. J. H. Step­ han, Mrs, A. B. Stevens, Mra. E. C. Will Isms 8r., Mrs. S. II. Pickens, Miss Bessie Zachary, 3fr*. A. D. Zachary, Mra. Pauline Howard, Mn. John M. Gillon, Mn. Harry Dick, Mgs. A. H. Gre­ gory, Mr*. Caroline G. Hill, Mn, Harry Brown, Mrs, Claude Hernd­ on, Mrs. M. L. Wright, Mn. Mar­ guerite Paul, Mrs. M. R. Strick­ land, Mn. Brodle Williams, Mr*. R. A. Futrell, Mn. J. A. Howard, Mra. J. H. Anderson Jr., Mist Aline Chapman, Mn. W. E. Raines, 31Is* Vans Woodcock and Mn. C. M. Flower*. fisA A o n a h you're a s te p ah ead Order your fru it cake NOW! ! 3 lbs. $3.00 Rev. M . H. W yatt Installs Officers For Wesley C la ss 958-W + ¥ ¥ Congregational Church Fund Q im . ySM EASTM FIRST EEMN 'SSANFORDW E A R PHONE 1222-1 “We Invito Charg* ■4 w r h / . ■ �a * •*'•**W & R & r -V-T' ■£». Seminole JVs Stomp DeLand 20-0 m i 2 DAYS Tb* scrappy . Bxnford Bernleris JVa capitalised « an spaniel play fumble returned a past ■ yards, •oerckad tba aldaUaaa fse a M paid scoring run, and aapaHt i three Bulldog threats to n B aw r tba DaLaad BuOdag JVa PM. Oa Um f ln t play to Dm ball lam a tba Bulldogs fumbled, aad Seminole JV Jimmy Pataraan the gap In tha halfback slot. pouneod oa K at tba DaLaad If ------- ----— .-rr - T yard Um . Five play, latar lick le m a d O at Jack Bttoafcy was da- Btotakp waa counted on as tba Erlckaoa, featherweight quarter- finitely oto far the Agopka gams. man to foMiva cantor Brantley S«ck for tko Samtnola JVa, aearad Laat week ktotaky suffered a aala- Schlrard ao that Scblrard could from Tyard out on a qu.Hart.aek ar laeeoratton to hisJaH lag, and move lata the halfhoek slot to aaaah. Tkaa Erickson mada a M b m m e lafoetad. That, eauplad give tko Bemiaatoo additional roU-aut, awaop around laft and wMk a vtnm attack, am* Mm b o a t weight and power In tko backaad addad tba point aftar touch- tor a few dare, down to put tba JVi out front T-0. Yesterday Ida doctor revealed Bald. But Snaky*, being sidelined Aad tbay stared out front far the that complication# kad aat In and has seriously hampered tha heavy rest of tko game, bottling np tba his iotoctad log would ksop Urn bockflald experiment. Tko mentor­ Bulldog JV defense for the entire home definitely one weak, and ing staff hae keen looking far a gome. maybe two or tkroo, Ha may kora man to taka Stotoky*. place so After tba return kickoff, the to bore tko brfseted area lanced that the heavy backfUd could still ba used on occasions, but M’s a Bulldog offense bogged down toon tor further treatment, tough job to loam new assign­ tba ferocious pounding handed out Mora discouraging nswa eaaa by SemlnoU JVa and they wera from tha aldtlinoa aa Phil Byrd ments for tko entire series of plays. forced to kick. Once the boll got was stUl unable to aoo action yes- Charles Panes moved from the in their hands, tba Semlnolea wars terday. Hsad catch BUI Planing tackle poet to the center post to­ and the quick football sons# on tha march again. A1 Collins said that Byrd would not too ac- day, »e . * waa tha tpark of tin drive, aa tiaa baton tha Apopka g an a hut ha took a handoff from alternate th a n waa aamo hope that he UXely candidate for pinch plays. quarterback Caell Dandridge on could aoo action a t that time. The Samlnoles began to taper We own to yard Um and raced Monday Byrd received a cut above off today after a week and a half to the DeLand U before the Bull- the left eye aad tha stitches hive ot the roughest high school scrimdog safety man pulled Um down, not boon removed as yet. ms gee ever wttneesed In this sec­ The Semlnolea to tbs air- aad tum .m . returned IkflskVtook i— u.aaiH---a m u ™ ta «i» tion. “Tbo hoys are about as ready as they can be," Fleming the toot that they ran Into •aid Ibis morning. “ Everybody Is ik wal whan the* attempted In top physical condition except ■strata Ike U-MUm oa nmStoisky and Byrd, aad wa’ra rarla* to fa.'* Tbo Semlnolas worked dummy G O O D E A T IN G scrimmages all yesterday after­ noon with major emphasis placed •n defense, They also worked on fort the Semlnolea dug la enough oftens*, tricking, and extra to stall the Bulldog offensive ms(•cements. The extra point chins oa their own 4 yard Um . waa tha poorest It It waa tha deepest penetration of boon all the game for tha DaLaad eleven. The warrior JVa war eunabio U move tha ball aad attempted to pant, but H was partially blocked and mm rolled — -»out * *to* boonda oa the i ■veMssnt uvuut iqj SIMM MU' 10 nn Ineffective attempt to push a score ■cross, and tbs half ended with tko Sanford Semlnolea ant front by a alim T-0 margin. P in t downs paaslng The third stania waa a wm sew P in t downs penalUea battle of defensive maneuvering, Total flret downs with tha Seminole JVa repelling Yards rushing Yards passing .se a wild to toad tha HarrieaMe two serious Bulldog throats. But Total Mt yards O vlatory over South Carolima aad (ha little Samlnoles came to Ufa Passes attempted ' t i , ka ready to pa a t top speed fat tha final atansa GA. or FLA. GR. A Pasaea completed R l k l night, Tralaar Dave Wlke Agala little A1 CoIUm sported Paisas Intercepted by S p arta. Ha will start la a baek- the Sanford attack. la tha early Yards passing lateref* M q Jahn Booknua at left half miautoe to the fourth quarter the Number punts I W . M a Booknua a t letf half DeLand JVa- get off a high pant, Punting average ;aad tha aloaiva Sam Scameechla and Collins, tha receiver was wall rumbles last Number penalties M qaarterbaik . covered by two Junior Bulldogs. Yards penalised • The starting Miami Um win be Ha-gathered In th punt aad iBook Tsuehdowns, pass flti seam as started against South off both would-ba-Ucklers, plough­ Touchdowns, run Carolina. If U-M goes on offense ed through the defensive Um up Plaid goals S T th a atari to tha haU game, and raced down the field. On tha Safeties WHOLE Mike Br i ck wffl spaa at canter, fifteen yard strips ha was Mt by Batin points a DeLander, hut shook him off. ktoM tko Hurricanes kickoff. VeaTotal points Individual Statistics ts r Wawaamk win ba tko starting Finally, on the DeLand • yard s l m Um a Bulldog hauled Mm down t o n at tko pivot spot. Beaton College win fly Into Mi­ from behind. The crowd cheered RUclsy ami to d y this afternoon and wlU lltUa Collins after he had turned Johnson A •a to tha Orange Bowl for a In the to yard return, and tha R. Ruaau war t aat. H u team then will quar­ Semlnolas wars on the war-path gooieblo PAN ter at the lea Iaiaa Hotel at Mi­ agala. Halfback Jim Houston Yesii# made the tally on the Best play * * * * * IREADY ami Boaah, from 4 out, and Johnny Yoacklo By whipping Sooth Carolina 14-4 took a handoff and plunged far At. Passing la their opener, .tha Valvarslty of tha antra point. Johnson Miami Hurritasaa gava Coach Andy Ouatafaan hie 80th coaching la Um fading minutes to tha J. Mussl viriacy to Miami. One has suffer­ game Johnny Allred stepped la Pass Karel ed SI defeats and only ooee has front to a DeLand aerial ao Ms n own 41, snagged It, and returned It Mi bean tied. >S yards to the Bulldog to. On PBOBABLV STARTING LINKUP tha neat play Yeackle took a MO. U to Miami Wgt. Pm . handoff from Dandridge and cut • • Jack Jekaaaa IN LE to the ildellaea for a spectacular VS Ckarila DUmood tto LT to yard TD run. The attempted Flayer Poetise C A L IF O R N IA Ne. P ints conversion eras ne good. J. km U m little JVs turned In n proud „ u Punt Retena performance. '*Wa wera right," V zI jT Ne. Tarda Dick Bllvcra acclaimed, “we have B>rTd Klekaff Retnrna ** Ne. Yards Bl WUUam Pltspatrick • W W IH H tn >11 c Goemble a ti U Tout rolcarelU lW KO “ i sa TO Leon Bennett Ito RT Nlfima t ik IT Richard Reagan Oppositions fkmUea ro am m * * Goers hie 1 111 g | uow eie i, to WUUam Doalan ■“ * ! » - „ . , t y r o l j B. Behlnud 1 j to Henry Sullivan » « * Plavnr TDa 41 Tam Joe Bulllvaa , PM. Trial Pts *H Williams k • to Larry Plenty CANS I I S to tsk y D e fin ite ly Out For Apopka Game F O O M U n s FABULOUS LY K E S B U D G E T DAYS F R O X S N S P E C I A L S VELDA S MORTON8 OR K SWANSONS H W A nsuns BEEF TURKEY CHICKEN POT PIES The Yardstick r.IB H Y 'S L E M O N A D E <|A L IM E A D E lu 6 Ox. Cans Kl,r SOUTHLAND Strawberries 5 R EA L B U Y S FRYERS FOR A CHASE A SANBORN INSTANT 79* 8 8 EACH '"'ft AIN BS V IL L I, >• Mctf- ; * ; f back Jackin Slmpaaa kac returned a rale to lack eeaean by leading all UnlvareMy af Florida football players la the Important “yards gained m a k i n g * * department TAIL BUCK _ . ~ DOC. CALO FOOD rolls 8 0 0 TOILET WLAYi; TISSUE PINTS SOLARINE FLOOR WAX LUNCHEON CANS 5 2 T CANS ^VKEs m eat to> JIU«SLLMAN*S cans APPLE s a u c e qtr. sa la d B A R G A IN S IN TO LETRIES IN O U R S A V -A -S T O P D E P A R T M E N T PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE VITALI3 HAIR TONIC 2 41c TUBER YOU BAV£ 2I« 2 29c tUle. YOU SAVE 18c PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO V A S E L IN E IPANA TOOTHPASTE 73c 43c 59c HEG, 88c RUCK YOU- HAVE 34c HELENE CURTIS SPRAY NET Simpson Loading ^ U o y o r s in 'Yards ; .Gained Rushing' < | -0 0 nEG. 1.89 MIZE YOU KAVK SOt $ 1 .6 9 BEG. 44c SIZE YOU SAVE t»« 2 D EL M O N T E P IN E A P P L E Me TURE8 YOU SAVE IN HEINZ KOSHER DILL JUICE 39? 39c iw n 7 19 U£* 1HERKINS 4 2. $1.00 W e Q iv ^ f A V - M O R j C o u p e n s O-CHLO 8PONGE8 NO. S Bbk AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE ^ PARK A VE. A T 25th ST. mix PM . ™ - 20c I. �« il (7—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING E m p ty ? A N T ADS KENT 'KM FAST Ph. 18 1 A—PLACES to EAT _____ COLD BEER T ”. WARM HOSPI­ TALITY . . The Doggie liar A Diner. Lake Mary. t-CARD OF THANKS The Bereaved family of Raymonh M. Rigs* wish to extoiul their heartfelt thanks and apprecia­ tion for the act* of kindness, messages of sympathy and beau­ tiful floral offerings received from neighbors, relatives and many friends. Mrs. R. M. Riggs 4—LOST FOUND— Man'a wrist watch. Owner may have by paying for this ad. PHONE 1982. LOST—Light blue Parakeet. Child's pet Cali KU9-W after 3:30 P.M. 3—PERSONAL NOTICES ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bads Day, Week, or Month—TcL 1123. Furniture C uter — 111 West First S t FREE NAME IMPRINT On all Christmas Cards ordered during month of October. Beauti­ ful 1956 designs. Make your selection and layaway NOW. POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY 117 S. Magnolia Phono 9«l WIDOW living alone hat nicely furn. bedroom, connecting pri­ vate bath, Haatad In winter. For rant to lady. Close-in. Kitchen prtvllcgss if desired. Can be lean at 605 Palmetto Ava. 02—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BE SECURE For Palatini call Mr. Tasker, Ph. WITH YOUR OWN BUSINESS Florida manufacturer and inBtt-XR. Room special 914.95. Mailer nf Spic 'n Span quick ser­ Ted liurnrtt vice laundries has a franchise for PAINTING 2601 Grandview Phono 1052-M. available for this area. No pre­ vious experience necessary, tow 26—PIANO SERVICE dawn payment, liberal bank fi­ nancing, unuaually high profits. U L. Sill — Piano Technlcun No obligation. Monarch Laundry 2144 Reate I, Sanford Machinery Corp., *P. O. Box 620, 21—ROOFING and PLUMBING Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. CEKAM1C TILE FINANCIAL Paul I . Mueller A Son Ph. 1M Free estimate. Quality work. II—INSURANCE ' 4!—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD LOOK at {has* big knock-downa on brand new furniture I 3-Pc. Chrome Dinette, Asst, rotors ........... only 94995 5.Pc. Solid Maple Drop-Leaf Dinette in new Autumn Tan Rag. 912940 ... -.......... $79.50 l-Pe, Sectional Group MataUle Toast Tapastry 99940 Reautiful Modern Dinette Non-mar Richwood Finish and padded aeaU. Reg. 9159.93 999.50 Solid Mahogany Bad room Bad, Mr- 4 Mrs. Dresser, Mirror, Cheat of Drawers. Box Spring and Innanprii _ Mittrasa. Hag. 9241,30 .. ftM.50 WOBONMA1RR REAL ESTATE •4—PARMB AND GROVES PLUMBING A HEATING Septic Tank Installation A Service Heater Service. Archie C. Hariett, Phone 734-W or 1335. 22—SPECIAL NOTICES CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covert and Drapaa STANLEY KULP PHONE 2958-J. PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and aixes, Installed of "Do It Yoursalf." WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE Machine and 8 uppiy Ca. 107. W. tod St. Ph. *2 GATLIN RBOTHERS Dragline 4 Bulldozer Service r*h. 2231 GaatVo. 2193-W Sanford. (JRLANDO Sentinel Star, Cali Ralph Kay, 2150. SM karUi GU m i M P x tat C * 112-114 Watt Hd S t Phaaa 529 We buy and atll uaad furniture. Paying top caifa prlcaa (or any thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POST on 1T-9S Ph. 2055-W. PAINT, 92.50 gal, Sleeping bags, rots, htankets, Urpaulloa, Army Navy Surplui. 110 Sanford AvaAPT. SIZE i n range, 919. Smith, Ph. 1ST4-W. BE SURPRISED at our variety and law price*. F.M.B. 5c. 10* 4 25c Stove, 311 8 . Sanford. ON GOOD USED FURNITURE M ather Of Sanford Ideally Situated Luxuriously Planned Moderately Priced 203-09 E, 1st St. Phone 13T 9 and 4 Bedroom Horn** w lu 1 46-FARM and GARDDEN and 9 baths situated an large, artistically Landscaped lota. Missionary-Everbearing S t r a w * Paved streets and all other berry Plants— 9140 par bund alty conveniences make thaao red Call Ray Lord, 1317-W. colonies of owner-occupied truly delightful place* Llguatrumi for sale. Large field homea to live. grown plants. 91.90 to 2.00. Designed, Built and h’ald Cali 19BT-W, Sanford, FI*. RENTALS Conault A REALTOR P in t *F Tr.i :i SM| cut '- JDHAM 4?yTUDOR Inc. Buildtrs of Fine Homes For Florida Living SALES orriCE Laura B. Ozicr, Realtor Cards of Thsnks are $ 1.00 per Insertion regardless Menmrium notices, due to ho fact they may run to llatei M. Field, Aisocute 3501 So. Orlando Hwy. Phono 1359 rngth, am hilled at $1.00 p rr column inch. EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 ONLY $6350 FOR 3 HR HOME Corner lot nicely landscaped. Block construction. Borne terms. R obert A . Willlanre, R ealtor Ksymomi Lundqutst, Associate Phoae 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldg. RETIREMENT HOMES FIX UP THE PROPERTY! Re­ plica broken windows ami tiles, repair laaky faucets, oil squeaky hlngai. For successful pricing, advertising and selling, list with W. II. "UlU” HTfcalPEK Guy Allan, Associate Arlatte Price, Associate it sal ter — Gaaaral Insurance Phans tea Sf l i l t 1 U N. Park Ava. t *; .v j DAILY CROSSWORD MIT* J I ACBOSS 9. Largest 1. Maata continent 6. Defraud lO.OoU 11. Kind of cat mounds 16. Self 12. D w e l l i n g 13. Near (poet.) 19. Weaken 14. Eagle'* neat 20. Invalid's 13. Llngara food IT. Water god 31. P u t (poat.) 22. Excavate 23. Middle It. Wise man 20. Tablet 26. Malt 33. Toward baveraga 27. Cut, as 34. Oriental nurse timber 29. Bowl 21. Nimbi* 30. Small plug under, hand 31. A jumping stick 31. Cry of poll i r 33. Moisture 34. Disclose* IT 37. AriUuntUe problem IT 40. ortf* seen if by an old fireplace 41. Aicand 46. Vampire IT.Oirl'e name *1. Bach 49. Poorly 90. Sandy traat* tEng.I DOWN z Radio » T H U - ita r a a n ism a il .u i : i u . t : > Till II'IIAV KVKMtO TU* IthrUim Hoar S:*a *:«« W orld At m i ana T W Illlh t a n n a , Sill Bporls D esk Slusle s i lU nantn Sill Sluslo 30. Re­ moved th# outer husk 32. Coin tSwed.) 25* Monas­ tery 36. Bonds, man 37. A atriks breaker 39- Fore, arm bone 39. Intellect r r • j ? ii i: V I I! I- 1 ** • * *11 .. 11 * * *1* 11 • :i • III’ ” bill 7*6 •t M V ’ **;■*» HL»i 1 ■ -* : II I . • >;tj»i : , , »i» :i 1 ** JH if' • l| i , tl. ^ 'I YeetatOaf* 41. Portent 42. Matol so rt 42. Bnaak* 19. MUttaiy (ibbr.i. r r r > % l 1 14 i W r 4fV* Chrome Dinette ai new .. . to.oo 9-rooat unfurs, apt. Newly •* 2621 8. French Avanua 1991 Cilery ph. 609-W, Prlttjn on A Cloud Deep freeze uaad 1 yr. . 116.00 Phena 2100 and 2980 Inn M ini, Girl'a bika good eon.......... 17.90 wCLARA APARTMRNTBt K M ' rtshtr iiii Baldwin Plano ita porfaet 179.00 Private hatha. 114 W. P in t Bt, Till ll's t>Ai>e*Uiu« *llS N la h t Hdttlon Curve glass china cabinet 13.00 (Its H tricllv ln ilru m * a lil New Mapla bedroom suite 115.00 Avalen Ayu, cm titaty, Pk. 790-W AUTOMOTIVE S:30 Ith rih m Iln u r TRANSFERRED OUT OF TOWN U'eo At H a m * W I H M u l l s Powcrmowar Briggs Stratton 11.00 1. B egone I BULLDOZING ISlU News SemiMle Rsalty Mr Deetr WUI acU aqulty in I Bedroom Apt. itia gas atove . .. . 47.50 6 —BOATS AND MOTORS 2. P in e ap p le Klan O ff ttsis able Komaa and Apt*. Phene IT Home. Including fallowing furni­ Foam rubber aec, couch 4100 LOWERY A BRIDGES rrtinsv (So. Am. I ture; rug, venation blindi, gas Sam, 1996-W Orange City Spr 4-56S4 Super Trading Poat Phone I 01I-W Evinrude Sales A Service SSORTinO 3. Affirm elan o« Utehan rang*, hot water hatter, 40 4T ROBSON Sporting Goode '•- il 4. Raisas up CROSLEY - BENDIX FOR FILMS. Finishing, Tape Rocirculating haattr. P H O N E list Dawn Braakar* 304 E. 1 st q t Phone 91* 8. Mark with Slice and Service eordert. Supplies, see W1E47 9221-J. Upsala Rood. K 3*h ; ; ; W sstarn J s m t o r . . •trtaa BOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP, IIS RANDALL U —TRAILERS * SI Nawa •.Follow S. Parti Ava, w a O'clask Cluk <*ti| will admit Harvsr Dunn, Till «■•van Electric Company KUTaOXBON'B O a a a a m a t This adEnterprise T. Garden tool [sw a-y iarlS a Service— Quality— SatiafacUon to th* Palm Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 646-XR. B European Apt*. MB 8. Atlantia. Daytena I6-APPUAN7BN •-W arIS , vn-ix n a a tr e . Rip. Oct, 14, ]!« Ph 113 Sanford 2S37-J-3 Da Barg },iii Fjs:; ncksy a ®lr. Chah . river Beaih. Cill MT4W. It will pay YOU to »ee u« before ivotlons IIS M a m in a tjavotlc 199*. FBI FAIRBANKS -MORSE P u m p s til ft! Harmon? Tim* you buy. Open Eveningi and ( s’s ss e n r u k • is* wV World rld At "Kin* Nina Well Drilling, HOWARD C. and Sunday!. .. „ , Sill M eralnn M .lo d l.a a. Phone Fla. . . F04-9M9 or U n fed LONG, Phone 386 207 Elat Eaatalda Trailer Baler I I .r a a n * T ltsra IM9-W after • p. FHA APPROVED Palatka, Fla. Commercial Ave. Club ttije H0S New turn aw. Open House Dally . ___ IMS IM Club 1951 aluminum, all-modern 30 foot ENVELOPES, Letterheads. »Utn- DUO-THERM spaa* heater and a u mU oit i‘ii L i i *a>wa*<a > r : t i si * I:1S ( a l a Bhow— tti** O tm i nt M slod? Perfection apartment id s laa ar writ* Jaas F irst, Res II Ul. A M lit roents, invoices, hand bllla, aid FrMR I I BOOB ' t U • p. B». trailer. Bill Adama, Dreamwold am in t* non tll4 ( Now* a nc T i l l : Mall A g range. Both in good condition. programs, e t c . Prograaaiva Trailer Court. a c v u N in u At Noon rmuAY x o u n o 2538 PALMETTO Printing Co. Phone *06 — 40S Reasonable, laa at MOO Hia­ VJcHvr*, 1:1#,-at R adio F a rm Itle s s t liij! World lilt Toot P a tte r n Furnished garage apt. MB Hah i-.ua watha Ava. Not pretty but good 2-wheel lugrrlriii? M a tin . a West 13th St. A U ventur* h u h L'nsl* W alt 7i#0 (load M o rn tn r 2547 PALMETTO (.:]» (tiiioicr of Form n* N .w a *?iIS Mar lanvttle. gaga trailer, 920. Coming out W. l:0S C a p ta in K a n e a ra s I -on U , i t n , r - N , n »-Hpor (• K un. Ilsn rb I til homo repair work end eltara- THOR WASHER In good condition • I Spacious Radrooms 1st St. Fourth house from Mon- For t:AO World at Thr.a 1:11 J o l m D aly N« h , »:«(* H «rrv Moor# tlons. Call 151-J. Kay C. Slagle. 905. Only $5 00 down and 91.15 LAKE FRONT—9 Bedroom un­ • IM Tiled Bath* 1:11 Huctil Itri-iiillr P«m. *:3ii IliiiulnK Flililn# n llh Don 1:1# Uudfrsy roc Corner Grocery right hand • Largs U ta weekly. lt>* Ilrro rd I'ravl.w *:et Itomlrsvoiia furnished heuie. fishing iwtai' I n, x>1 h trlk * I t liWh side. Mt. Dora Rd. Ph. 12G4-M Trees Irlmmcd, removed and jit* line K ni'lianiril silrro r 4:S(I T..n Tima Goodyear Service Stores ming, m hetia. titjeri* . B • High and Dry I I too V aliant lA d r ,. K.ws «:I0 K<um. of T r tt a ti l s r J. C. Jenkins. moicd. Ph. 1007-R. Masonry construction with oak l i t II lair* of Ldf* 113 S. Park Phono 222 miles from Sanford. Ill, Phene T**n T im . 7:30 Clim ax il:l# SANFORD TREE CO. floor*, whit* marble chips K**rrh fo r T om orrow *■13» tltm u lm Mm# 2064-W-J after HM pm , 11 :« V 12—TRUCKS uMId# 1,1 ah t 49—BUILDING MATRRlAlit 3:00 U u r Coin bn nlti built-up roofs, fully insulated, 13:00 O• 1:00 H sport 10,001 ITEMS »:!•> lim n s A A ll.n furred walls, spacious closeu 13:10 s ta n d Hn * Bo C re a te d Large furn. apt. IM Magnolia. 72 Law Violators 1163 FORD W-Ton Pick up, only For your home and busines* await I ten# W resH llm from C hics#* USED BRICK and oil wall furnaces. Available now, S ream house on Kvwxina lua* N le h t N tw i iis n o rt 11,000 miles. Can't be told from your selection at Htll Hardware. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used tlllO A* W orld T u rn * 11:1* H u r lle h t T lis s trs ,, Celery Ava. available October RALPH JARVIS For that "fix-it” in you, visit Put On Probation new. First 9850 gets it. Call 1 :nii l l l t t T an im r W ood n ig e -e rr brick. Orange, red, and burnt 5th, Phone A. K. Rosaatter, 1:11 Johnny C arson .V, Hill's for selection and economy. fh iim v Builder and Owner 155-M black. See them at SHERMAN 1:1# M auosptrfv S i l t Hlgn-on l'rn # ra n i n tsu m a ,, Florist- 212. Today's Feature Values: During September III# ro v n ff S i l l Ni s s .Wh Uuf CONCRETE PIPE CO. PHONE 1134-J 16—UBKD CARS ).ft. Extension Cord ■••• 96.99 7:00 *Uo«a a in rn ise ” 1 : 1 # Dob C rosby TALLAHASSEE < * - The Biota 1:00 r s p u j n K a n esro * ciegn, nleaiy fsmlahed opart, #• 1:41 af raker ...... . ... ILOO up METAL ROOFING 1:00 H rl« h t» r D a? mast*. Ben Lanti Apt#. 484 E. Parol# Commlaalon report* 72 law S:*a T his l a s t of Ours SEVERAL low prlctd ear*, rang ' Top Grads Long Handle *. 1:11 K .orsl nfnrm Now In slock, B-V Primp—U" 14th St. Phone ITlb-R. #:*» It.initsl Hint ing from 975 up, for good ecoANCHORS AWEIGH violators were placed on proba­ 10:## Shuvel ...............— ... $3.55 1:10 Kd«o nf N laht T his luiriil of O urs Corrugate J — 2t4” Carruga led fomical transportation Ray Her­ , . and Sail To Longwood l.n# no»n Unit,* ik IS Klim K s ir HILL HARDWARE Get ail Your roofing need* at This ad will admit KUay Jaffcoat New 2-badroom maswry dream tion during Septembvr with the I10:10 eon, Phone 2136 or 1313-W after 361 E. First Ht. H trlW s It || filch It Id ■id of a 9155,000 appropriation ap­ o:10 HtrlW. Phone 53 S herm an C oncrete Pipe Co. Sanford, to the Rita Theatre boat, tiled head, large galley, proved by tha Legislature as an 6:00 p.m. Exp. Oct. 14, 195* illlS tttVif'ti'r:T o n a r r e w SELL Out West 13th St. length 55 feet* beam 25 feet. Expert watch repair. Guaranteed. High and dry on lo.boo square •margancy measure to reduce the '.Vi*. o W 1995 PLYMOUTH Plaza — very 1 -day service. Sanford Jewelry .M .... — hi 3 -room furn. apartment. Ground Anjthtef RED-I-MIX CONCRETE a rric N h o o n feat lot. You oan pirate this prison population. clean. Drlva It away for 91195, k Luggage. 300 Sanford Ava. floor, 940 mo. 513 Pal matte S 'a v i Window Sills • Lintels hom# for 99,700, Term a. Phone Chairman Joseph Y. Cheney said lUt:iM Call Ray Herron at 2156 or 1342l D Hland U# a fts C nunt.il With A Septic Tank - State Approved collect — Winter Park M-2564. the total compared with 33 pro­ 10:10 " # s t h * W o r ld T u r n s " W after 6:00 p.m. Rosa Court 5 room apartments, EMPLOYMENT Sand - Cement Mortar Mil l:«0 J o i n t l y C # r# o n Bhow Jamas C. Gambia, owntr. bationer* In September I9U and P om m el furnished. Kitchen equipped. i * A r t u * k l * u t r ‘s M * u * « # a r t r 1919 Chav. 1 door sedan. New Miracle Concrete Co. mrani "between 30 and 46 fewer ht:fV ( I s r r r Moor* Bhow ,,*lnt, seat covers, excellent IS—HELP WANTED—PHMALH IN Elm Ave. Phone 1239 Phene 14K ■ bedroom modern C.B.C. Large prrsona were lent tn tha prison J:00 T h* n l# P a y o f f Ad , Ures. Radio and heater. 1295. Bplandld opportunity for an alert, dosate, cargorta. 91400 Down. system than would otherwise have :r.tu Halt Crosb y LSINKS* EQUIPMENT Downstairs apartment. CALL 1949. l i l t tlo h C r o s b y S h e w Trade in accepted. 203 E. 21st ambitious young woman who ia 990 gar mo. sail Oak. Ph. been the case.'' JUFT CALL !:# • IlrlB htsr Usy t i t i H serst Ktorm J. 1951 MERCURY 4-door Sedan. seeking permanent employment- HAYNES Offiee Machine Ce., Apartment, dose In. 5 roomi 955 The commission is adding IT 1:10 T h * K d . s „ f N l e h t 1931 If you have the potentials, w« Typewriters, adding Backinae, per month, 111 E. 9th SL, Ceil Try It and you'll buy it. RAY 4:10 C h s n n . l i l l C r o s s r e s S l new parole supervisors to ita staff __ Salas-Rental*, 314 Maf„ Ph. 44. 2366 or 1963. LAKE FRONT HERRON, Phone 306 or 1143-W will train you for on* of the w e a e - t v JA C K aonvit.i.n most Interesting jobs in San­ New three bedroom house on with the additional fundi and has after 6:00 p. m. T" ,," * u * r BV K aivo 5-ROOMS, AduRa. SU Park. M l r k . v Mouse ford. You wit) wort MondayLebo Emma. One and half tiled II of them already on the job. •*•## :00 *;00 tl* |io rt Friday, and have regular sche­ bath*. Flerida room. Lot 211* Th* other alx should bo at work #:l* Mniix K dw irfl FURN. 3 roomi 4 both. Clean, BUSINESS T R A D E duled incroaoM In aoTary. Mini­ ( : t * S i t P reston 6 E A 2 -G K R newly decorated and refurnished x MS'. Turn Bo. one mile at soon. your old mattreas and aprlnga 7 ## l» * o lls n c a r mum requirements are at least Oakiawn Cematary, SERVICES Call 1970 or 217-M. 7:1# C tlm ax REGARDLESS OF TYPE OR a High School education, age 1:1# fb-lsnr* P lrtln n 19-29, ability to type. Permanent CONDITION! FURN. 5 room house 4 bath. Ph. (7—BROKERS bad REALTORS #:n# W a ls rfio n t 19—APPLIANCE REPAIRING '57 G-E Appliances Less Trad* e :l# P o u r B tsr PU yh*u#* resident of Sanford. Apply Quiltop Mattress 339-W. ia:»# Rnismsyr cloonoy HEATSRH Boutharn Boil Taltphoaa Co. Ul[ I* il0 r# th » p K e o w t ilM t Near flanfMla High XchoeL 3Rag. M9-90 - ............. Praviaw Revealed Cleaned i p t Checked I-BEDROOM, kitchen tilts ltiOl n.port Palmetto Ava. bedroem bom#, I years old, 11:11 M s r* u l, M snr W ire Ph. 1111. Eva, Mt-M. PH O N E 1S20-R Kitchen equippad. FHA financ­ Oct. 14, 16, and t6, the Florida Royal Comfort Maltreat IT-HELP WANTED-MALE Branch of General Electric Ap­ ed. Includes blinds, water beat­ Reg. 95949 .............. 939.50 t Bedroom furn. apt. ail Elm. 16—SRAUTY PARLORS er 4 Spate baiter, Beautiful pliances will take approximately BILLS RARD TO PAT? Sell Apply at 511 Elm or Phone 974-J. COOK and Handyman, colored pre­ landscaped lot. Priced at 111,- 300 G-E Franchised Dealers from Modern Air conditurned Salon ferred. Apply Club Houaa, Pian- Golden Dawn Mattresi Rag. $4940 ...» ........ 929.50 2-BEDROOM unfurnished 400. Requiring 91,900. Down, Florida and South Georgia to G- things yewra through w i t h H arrM t'i Bounty Nook Utlon Estates, D* Bary. Pbona Lake Mary. Lake Front privll190 me. No closing cost. W B, Oak Pb. fit 1317. E'a appliance manufacturing cen­ egaa. Inquire 111 W, 5th, San­ Echols Special Mattress ter, Appliance Park, Ky. At through Want Ada for CASH. IT—BUILDING—REPAIR H ford. Ph. 591-J. ROUTE SALESMAN — Year Rag. $3940 .................. $2440 Seminole Realty Ibis time the 1957 model line of Call 1121. PAUytlNQ__________ ‘round work, earnings above W. D4RTR9CSK T. W. MRRO appliances and television will be Beautiful aparloui modern 1 bed­ TWIN OR FULL SIZE average, good opportunity for REALTORS shown at Monogram Hall. room- apt. Wall furnished, 5VJ. WOOLSEY aggressive man who ia willing Oil P e it Rv# Phen* IT or t u I l l W. lath after 6:M. See our new line of floor covehlg MUCTION O f VRUM I The G-E dealers will also be M sriM Fin take* to hustla. Chauffeur's license and complete home furnishing*. r. It l\ M K O W I ROOM APTS. Ill Btm. Can be This *4 wilt admit Mr*. Fred given a complete tour of the fac­ necessary. NE-HI BOTTLING F o r Y our Boat seen from 9:06-U:ap 1:04-1:04. Bondar «( EnUrpria* te tka tory building, warehouse facilities, Kcnkarik Glams and Paint Co. CO., 504 Caicry Ave. FREE DELIVERY Or call 2992-W. Palm Drive-In Theatre. Rap. and aee exhibit* of tfco now de­ Strickland-M orriflM 111-114 W. Ind St. Phone 930 corator kitchen displays, -MALE or FEMALE Oct. 14, 1194. INCORPORATED ECMOU REDDING CO. /URNIBHED upsUirs _________ FLOOR aaadlag and finishing. HOUSEWORK wanted by the day. Owner tad 4 Magnolia, Ph. ISM light* and water furnished, gar­ AppUanca Park la Um world's Yonr Friendly V Ctooaiag, waning. Serving Semi­ Phone 1149-J. "Bod Bamberger” Mgr. largest appliance factory, Ita five age, | a month, io7 Locust Ave. nole county alar* 1925. Open Monday's IS 9 ; 9 i _ u . . . Phone 1194-J, buildings cover some 93 acres and H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary VISIT OUR BALCONY OPENING for Meat Cutter, Meat cost some 9300,000AM. Over 12,LIVE at the Park Avenue Apart Wrapper Cashier, Apply FOODA. R. PRTBRBON 000 people are employed there. MettANKY-SM ITH PA IN TS N il H rtd iB f U». manta, Convenient, comfortable, I n t e r AaMOUtSat A. >. Pataraon Mil S. Park Phone 1303 MART, PARK AVR. 4 tttk. C elebrating Znd Annivarngjry newly decora Ud. HIT Pork Awe, PRC DRIVES SHREWD Phone IT49-J. They are having on special matFloor aandtag end finishing. II—WORK WANTED-MALR FINANCIAL BAUGALV William#. A. C Deudaoy, Load treat 4 matching box springs. A hotter lab i t a better price. Lawn mowing. Power mower. 3-room garage apartment. « room 9urv#yor. MIAMI tB—Tha bankrupt Flori­ 93940 4 up. Frae estimates. Pb. Collect Ralph Bennett, Ph. 464-R. kitcben*tta apt- Adults, no pels. to N, Park Ave 1198 da East Coast Railroad drivea nn They also have foam rubber matOviedo F O - 5 3 1 9 4 . ______ ph. m. *atuW financial bargain in tbt ttrsa with hind tlsd* box 22-SUMNEM OPPOXYUNmES 9TT1C GOING TO WASTE? Turnsprings to match, $794* 4 up. Fnmiihad garage apt. Elodflc suburban town of doulh Miami. ing it into on* or more attrac­ Apartment Houac, all They have bedroom lulls and Uuhmi. Inqulr* 9M Clm- ftm » SWAP 4X V T B M I J w t pioca Tho City Commission voted last tive rooms ia easy, inexpensive. 6-UNIT aefa bed*. rented, all furnished except one. night In renew Ita annual contract Let BQ Lumbar audBuppty 1101 Sanford Ave. — rented as office. Beet location CUoteM Ms. PteM R B h r • In pay th* railroad 910 for th* Yard help you decide bow to and income. Good proposition. ONI partially famished "l hodmahe it serve you. Ceil 13, The PHONE 119-M. privilege of cutting the grata and Uaad furniture, i m b i s s m , 14* 1*. room half of dupiax. go* ia af. halftfol ad-wriur. Lumber Number, 6r drop in— beautifying th* right of way Urnamu or avtnlnii. 1303 Elliot • 922 W. Third Sl U Faya Tu Urn j s - j a s f T T t e L 'a r An. through the town. x w tw / m n y / w m i* '1 f u m u m y u m y k iM B 9 r 9 ; THE CARD OF THANKS OZIER REALTY CO. ^ * TH S T A N F ORD HERALD Thura., Oct. 4, 1956, P fg « 7 Very often a Caril of Thanks fn the Sanford Herald meala a to fill In |n any other way, Not only la it « CULLEN AND HARKEY which Is difficult ... t« 90 acre tile farm. Three bedroom 1*1 N. Park Ave. Pbona 9311 I n n u l o n of *ratltudo to ... .I.,.— .m i ... t. —ii, iwiiai trt inonisi bat thnso who hay# sent floral house, large bam. Ail equipment ■leo rourlroii'ty neknowledges the aarvicOa and fcindnezsej fof ih* and machinery. Easy terms, ph. to whom a personal note of thanks cannot well i,e mailed. ROSA L. PA YTO N . manyNewspaper 1393-J. P. O. Box 1151, Cards of Thank* are accepted ■« socially cor* rcct. Lmlly Post, the noted authority *on etiquette, feela thaw — * Registered Real Eatate Broker U—HOMES Chon* 2171 17-93 at Hiawatha man good ii.ca. p a r * iai no prcaarihed form for a Cord of Thanks. It can b* *a >12) DOWN brief or as detailed a# you desire. When the occasion come* you will REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN I Bedrooms and Cerporte find a sympathetically understanding member of our staff t* as*Wl 2544 French Ave. ,'OU. Terraizo Floors J. W. HALL, REALTOR Kitchen Equipped THE “IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE Johnay Walker, AaaoClate Nice Residential Location It is the cu.loal of many families In Ihl* country to commemorate “Call Hall" Phone 1756 Landscaped Yards -‘ - ___ PV ... w.i.M.vssisni " n "In Metnorlum'' ||v noticem in ||tWB newspaperr ctRXIIU classtflad Ready for occupancy in 3 weeks cohimnv They find a real snlaro therein. p'reparaUon’o^aele«5<m"ug A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. J.«?u *5. «ve^*e .,Jr,n9* hark to them tender, pleasant recollections. As BALL REALTY r.llzn Cook, the EnjjIUh jvoct ha. so beautifully expressed it: Builder RAYMOND M. BALL "llow cruelly sweet are the echoes 1-i.one 1991 1800 Mellonville that start OSCAR M. HARRISON When memory idaya an old tune This ad will admit Mrs. Edward REG. UROKERS on Iho heart.'’ Fawsett of Lake Miry to the 8 . D. Highteyman, Associate Riti Theatre. Exp. Oct. It, 1956 294 Sooth Park Ave. Phone M0 , / ' " ' t frequently nn In Memurium Is inserted on lh« anniroretry >f death. However, other dates, which it t* felt are approprtitOM ueamnKful are also selected. The Idrihday of the departed, Ine waddLARGE 4-bedroom home. Ideal IF IT IS REAL ESTATE injr nnniversary, Memorial Dny, even Christmas are among othaf location for children. Ph. 2333*J. ask Crumley 4 Monletlh significant occasion, chosen. at 117 South Park. Phono 772 If you arc hesitant (0 express your tender Ihoughta In poelle form, 6 room, 2 bedroom homo, $5750 rou may avail yourself of the Herald's collection of o r ix Q rtreS * They Know Located on Old Orlando High­ These ryires* |n jmetle hcaiily Iho emotion* nf the heartstrings. way. Ideal for children, school Amonu them are verses circumstance. bus atop. Cal] 1332-M. PLUMBING COMPLETE MODERN Contract and Repair Work INSURANCE Free Estimates All the NEW KINDS or fire and Where you always find big values R. L. HARVEY Insurance avgUibla Im quick credit and any terms. 201 Sanford Ava. Phone 1191 casualty. Phone 959 the bait of Companies at Low­ 911 R. l i t St. est Ratal to those who qualify. Conault B A L L INSURANCE ACHIEVE YOUR DRHAMS of AGENCY, 901 S. Park Ave,, beauty and aarvice In your home by (fleeting th* place* Sanford, Fla. you need from Barry’l axtan aive collection of gracefully It—MONET TO LOAN Contran.ua and Hr Mir styled and designed furniture . . •II at WAREHOUSE DISCOUNT iaai Saatard Ave. Pbaa* t i l l AUTO LOANS PRICESI Berry's F u r n i t u r e COST LESS Warehouse. 901 W. P in t Bt., W. J . KING Phonq 1967 for Evening appointPlumbing ■lumbutg Caatractor Florida State Bank ment. ar Plumbing k Bupplioe Kokiar OF SANFORD Electric water Heaton TIRED R eam ----This ad will admit Joe Moor*, Itade Dr. Pb. M All Orlande of th* unto old thing? Sanford, to th* Movialand RidaMERCHANDISE This ad will admit Mr*. W. RIn Theatre, Exp. Oct. 14, 19M. Bee the spacious new Usiefutl) Moore, Sanford to the Movie- 43—ARTICLES far BALK different home* In —, — WHITE land Ridc-ln Theatre. Exp. Oct. South Pinecrast Kanfort SEWING MACHINE CENTER 11. 1950. —Faeiory to Toq— Grove Manors Sanfon Salas, Service and Rental* Vairnel* Villa* DeLam A ltrn ls m Plumbing. Kresk? Heating GAR R R fT 'g Venetian BUMS m R. First St. Phone 1429 M. G. HODGES IMMEDIATE Snciaaed head. Sag-nreef botwm Service on All Water Pumparail wtth plaaUt w k Pliatie ar WeUa Drilled - Pumpe $ SAVE % OCCUPANCY rayed taper Cotton or nylen Paola Read, Phone 700 - J IM 97—BROKERS and REALTORS TELEVISION K FAMliy P 51H �Freedom’s Key To Better /a M t* 0 * VMd formula countrymen by ntotaka. Eisenhower /i« f Named flNOTON, April 4 Helps Launch i u J. Alton, now ant' director of th* [Park Strrico boro, Cancer Drive WASHINGTON, April 4 Caneor loetoty*a tnmul fund .JL, 7 ^ r " * T*'*' drirt today with an admlriac moua veto, tho Oil. word for a racoverod eancrr Council today direct* victim, an Air Fort* affietr tart General Dag J now on active duty. ah)oid to andoruirj •nrou dent look dtoabtod: K ^ u a ? !* *• to m*. my boy," ho told Lt| S jjr . r M Col. William R. Fltiferaid a t . 7 7 ceretnonlea la the W h i t e BONN, Apri l 4 — Thr Hvuaa office. • mystary of who. bombod tho J^iferald, whooa vocal P“ " ™ L W anetont Goman uniwrajy oi i f V r » destroyed, maltod S r Krelburg during O PEN Y O U R D O O R TO A B R O A D ER LIFE O CTOBER 1 -8 IS N A T IO N A L N EW SPA PER W EEK Herald's Endless Partial Listing of of Local News: Society Newt Navy Nawn f C O M M U N IT Y «• Births, Deaths, Weddings Board of County Commissioners Newt Board of City Commiaalonora News Sporta Soil Conservation Agricultural Nowa 4 Farm 4 Garden Hints Grooms Academy News College Nows Partnt-Taachors Association • Church Notices, Sormons Court House Proceedings City Police Dept., Sheriff* Office State Highway Patrol Kditorials Local Pictures Building Activities 4 Expansion • Seminole High School Smoka Signals D eBary, Enterprise, Oviedo, Geneva, Lake Monroe, Lake Mary, Casselberry Altamonte Springs. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R SE R V IN G S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y M O N E Y S P E N T W IT H GOES SACK TO THE SAN FO RD SAN FO RD HERALD M ERCH AN TS" &. �Shop and Save In Sanford V#II|.MK XI.VIII (E lje W a n t e d RdtahlbihH 1908 IS f m t U t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY MEWVAPIE SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1950 A M ttk iri Preau U m O W in Odham: Road Program Puts County's Progress 10 Years Ahead Home, Church Parallel Lake Blvd. To French Ave. To Be 4-Laned For Thruway same period last yaar. BY MRS. GEORGE E. WELLS Dial To Discuss Road Plans Thursday "Under these circumstances,1* "And upon the first day of the Dial “the traffic and earning A t Highway Planning Committee M eet studyaald, week, when tha Dlaclplcs came which waa authorited will "In light of recent developments Thuradav nlrtrt at 8:30 at Jim together . . . " 8b began tha am on our causeway and road «ro- Spencer's Restaurant at which n be made, and the funda au­ of tha Christian’s Lord's day. gram many qucstloni have arisen time Billy Dial will b# present to thorized by the two counties will Sunday. which I feel should be cleared amplify nn these and our other now bo available for normal sec­ It hat been that the most up," Brailey Odham, chairman of plans, and In disru** with u* all ondary road needs " profitable of all human activities Seminole CoUdy's Lows Rente of the plans for Semlnola County The highway would ha ctmHighway Planning Committee said road*," Odham said this morning. itrocted on a M per cent Federal I* affiliation with ant's neighbor­ IMUI HtROtMIMA MAIOINt wava happily aa they line up In front of Mt. Sinai Koapllat, New Yurk. today. The Interstate federal highway and 10 par cent State and Com*? hood church and to participate after being discharged. They are the last nf the group of 11 young Japanese women who were disfigured By MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS program will pay M per rent of participating basis. Although not "I have today, thoroughly dis­ A In the first A-bomb blast end were sent to the U.S. for treatment of their Injuries. (International) wholeheartedly in Ita witnessing T bi St. Johns River District, cussed Sanford and Semlnola Coun­ the building of roads In the Inter- yet determned, aa pointed cot la for Christ. Boy Scouts of America, will hold a ty** road needs with Billy b it I, ■tale system. the tetter, It la the feeling of tho 1 Ilka to parallel the home and Round-Table meeting at the Com­ Fifth District Road Board Mem- William H. Dial, Fifth District deartment that the countloo Church, ber, and have had presented by Road Board Member, In a latter would be required to pay M per the church. .munity - Methodist . _„ . . . Caste!_ * to the chairmen of the Semlnola cent of the right of way ceat« The home: many and varlad g Crowding to^Saautmastar' Wat him his plans," he said, "Dial stated this morning that ... W-----------------------------t#r Kr#htl# Jr> County and Volusia County Boards and the State Rood Department may be tha Intereate of tha mam tha money to continue the four- of Commtsilonera pointed out em­ would pay 10 per cent of the high­ ben of the family, but at regular TrOop 314, sponsored by tha lanlng of Highway 17-M from phatically that there Is nn route way construction coals. intervals all gather around tha Lion* Club will be host to snout* Five Point* to French Ave. is In for the proposed highway yet de­ The Advisory Board of the Sal­ board to enjoy food for the nourish­ and district effklala at the meet­ tho current budget and Ho is anx­ termined. Ha aald that it waa vation Army met yesterday at ment of the body, and equally Im­ ing. Tha district cnmn-l • • - ious to lat tha contract as soon ■greed, by all Interested parties, Toddy's Restaurant with Ralph portant, a chance to share those son, DeLand, Sanford, Ovltdt and a a right-of-way* ar* secured and Including the chairman of tha Nazarenes Hear A. Smith, chairman of the board, Interests, Joy and laughter, often CasseJbcny. P ||iu for activities hopeful that the contractor can r o a d department, engineering World famous Cypress Cardens Special Missionary presiding. In the district for tha year ahead ■tart on this before the end of staff, and trafflr and planning near Winter Haven will open Its will bo dkcuiaed, Highlighting the meeting was the problem! and perplexities. the year," Odham said. people "to Include In tha Initial gates FREE to residents of Semi, alx months service report made Because of this regular gather­ Krohne also aald that the local "This mote guarantees us a stages of the Interstate system the stole, Lake, and Oranga counties Speaker Tonight by tat LL UarctUa Reynolds, troop writ again ba boat to the fine, modern four-lans highway when Sir. and Mrs. Richard 1>. Dr. Charles Strickland will ba Commanding Officer of the Salva ing and sharing together each district on Oct..11, when the first between Sanford and Orlando,H tho leg extending from the Sanford TALLAHASSEE - Two side of Laka Monroe to ■ point member of ’he family has a bulk­ Pope owners hold their annual the special missionary speaker to­ tlon Army's local post. Court Of Hnrtif since the end local highway planning committee In the vicinity of Oranga City, clouda append on the Ttortd* free countv dav. Saturday and night at the Church of the Nit- Tit* Commanding Officer, In her head of combined family strength of summer activities will h* held chairman said. State horizon today a* Coach leaving the balance of the Inter­ Sunday, Oct. 8 and T. tarene. The service will begin report, pointed out that 95 adult to bolster the business of dally here. Many a yards of advance, "As to tha causeway that we state system to ba constructed Tom Nugent's Seminole* entered final preparation! far the Invasion Seminole, Lake and Orange promptly at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Strick­ services were held with 1484 in living, meat and numerous merit badges had proposed to connect with under iU normal priority." of Virginia Tech's powerful foot­ county residents need only driver’* will bo presented at tin court, French Ave. and cross tha laka, attendance; II street service! with So with tha church to a item bit R entes for free admittance for land Is Superlntendant of Naur- 171 participating were held; 38 according to Krohne. for which we would finance hy the "This would mean," he Mid, ball forces Saturday igbt. together regularly, to share tha "that an Immadlat* rout* deter* ene Missions In the Union of South Women'* Home League meetings n o entire family. P in t dark cloud la the Tack Scout troops and Cub Packs re­ ■ate of bonds, was made virtually ruination between the OrlandoIt was shortly after he or­ Presence of Christ In the midst, presenting team Uaelf. The vaunted Gobblers impossible hr the recent federal Four thrilling water ski show* Africa. the entire district are were scheduled and held with an the meat of tha Gospel, the Bread scheduled to attend the court and nw‘* program. The federal pro- Daytona leg of tha Interstate iya- set souther* grid enperta smack will be presented Saliit-iav at ganized thn Sanford Church of the attendance of 223. Nazarene in 1914 that he resigned Also Included in the report were of Life, the Inspiring hymns, In­ according to Krohne, those in- Aram is to build an interstate tem will b# made. After the route on their ears with a resounding 10:30 - 1:00 • 2:30 and 4:13 and on his duties a* District Supcrintenterested In ummotlna scoutln-1 system of fast, modern through la determined by our engineering 38-7 triumph ever a along N, f t M youth meetings attended by deed compound a Sanctuary of de­ Sunday at H:00-l!'w»-3:0’E L l I ' l l . anustle d*nt of «he riarl(ta S t r i c t ,ml 1003 young people; and a 10-day assist their troops point highway* and one of than la pro- staff," aald Dial in HU latter, "tha Bute eleven h at' weak. votion and fellowship that non* can ■Undlnf'hy attending. posed for Daytona to DeLand, to law than requires publle hearings Second A A (load la A n « t i Jccently seen In movie and ,C" pt? J h' M; ,«"mCn‘.!° A,.ri” Bible School was held with 374 In all towns and eltlea Effected can really afford to neglect. television short*. World and n a­ Dr. Strickland ll a "forceful," taking part. "Among Jhe missing" atato# e f The Cottri of Honor la held four 2?1,ndo' to. tnA Tamp*. by the construction. tional water ski champion* will "interesting," and Informative In the transient assistance pro­ Isn't the "shared" crust sweet­ lit c* annually and rotate among This route has been designated for two ef Vlorida State's top per­ perform In routine- -an’?1" ’* ‘-- n speaker who "will bring a chal­ gram*. Ih# lieutenant rpnnrted. er and mors than "cabs" the district towns during the year yoara and all previous talk of the "Although no route haa bean de­ forming left halfbacks, lobby lenge to ChrUliant of nit faiths," termined aa yet, It la readily ap­ federal route that I have over graceful ballet on ikla to tha highRena and BlDy Weaver. 131 meal* were supplied, 47 lod­ eaten In aoUtudaT heard was to go atralght south parent that due to the limited Winning by champions. Children it was revealed. Preliminaries gings given, 31 were given trans­ The church member, by faith­ R*wa auffarod a rib Injury ha will be brief to afford full time t l from tho agisting Lake Monies access feature* ef the Interstate o! all ngss will delight In the an- Dr. Stricklin'I. T portation, 33 garments were given, ful weekly attendance, achieve^ a . be ,l*pr**U*al, nog hrktea.'!. am | ' ------tie,i of zany clowns on ski*. loa men, assisted, 17 women. As­ The Sanford Church of the Ns. sisted, mud 38 children assisted. spiritual development not other­ Visitors will see for the first tarene a lame thigh muscle ta tha earn* road b fo jf wilt be hose church to Na. A total of 33 Iroeerv order* wise obtained. time tnanv now Improrem-nt* zarenc churches from Titusville, cm test. the federal road _____ ... Cltp el Sanford, at theqa were given to local famll'es, ’188 Therefore, why not, on this first made to the Gardens during the DeLand, and Lake Mary. That leave* the Tribe .^b to bring thin read «• near to feancan be no crossing at gnd«, and summer month* In expectance of The Rev. R. II. Spear Jr., host garments given to local fam Hie*, Sunday of October, Church Loy­ ford as possible and has definite­ the traffle law*rated within the Stan Dobeaa, a fast-raovlag serv­ 108 pair* of shoes, and O miscel­ jtn e of the largest winter season* pastor, extend* a cordial invitaice returnee as the only remain­ laneous asslstan- aid* pnitt'lhnted. alty Month, rally around our in­ On# young Sanford ladv. with ly committed that it wmdd ho City weald, notljuatify an express­ ing left halfback, and Dobosa, (hn the history of the Garden*. lion to the public. somewhere between the Lake her eye on a "aura visit" from dividual church and establish once ~ ^ ‘‘ ‘ ^_ _ ^ way.'? Majjor Guy Hcpler of Jackson­ An extended boat tour will take Further explaining, Dial aald favoring a game ankle la not la ville wa* intl-cH-red to I**1 and for ail regular weekly ehurch Santa Claus, wants to make sure Monroe Bridge and French Ave. visitors through a new and im­ that lhe receives exactly the doll "Billy Dial has keen aaeceaafRl "My engineers do asaurt me, how top mettle. Nugent stated today member* local plana for the Sal- attendance. proved section of the Garden* In making a causeway across tha ever, that In selecting thin route that he may move Billy Odea* discussed local plana, for the Sal­ Recall tha old axiom? "United that'a been picked out. iown as the Azalea Islands. New Public Is Invited lake, starting at the Lekeahava they fuel gonfldent that tho ac­ tha speedy right haHbaA Waa A letter, property addressed to vation Army here. ••wa stand, divided we (might) stas recently opened afford visi­ "Santa Oaua, North Pole" was Boulevard somewhere west et tual causeway across tha lake will ML Dora, over t« the left halfback Quarteriv meetings were ap­ fall." tor* of more advantageous viewsTo .Local Wesleyan ia up the me alack. naca. Odom uooa received, but the little lady failed Sanford become lied Into a fonr- bo at tome point between the ■lot to taka proved with the next meeting act of the tropical wonderland. Open to put her return addresa on the lane highway to Orange City, tha present bridge and the City of ran from tha port-aide pan Itlow for Dec. 6. for the first limr to the public Foundation Rally •r stages of the game first Unk of the entire Interstate Sanford. Thera will then bo an In In the latter envelope or Inside (he message, since Ita construction for the Es­ The Wesleyan Foundation Rally with Oeorgia road program In Florida," Odham gia, while Buck Matte terchaago on tho Sanford aide of * Enclosed was a rut out of a doll, ther Williams movie la the Flor­ will be held Sunday. Oct, 7. at _ WOMAN’S HEAD CUT OFF handled the chorea from hfo usual which we're aura U the one that revealed this morning. BY TRAIN tho Lake with a direct four-lane ida-shaped pool. A recently con­ 2 p.m. at the Pnola Wesleyan Me"That’s the total length of the connection Into the CHy aa a part right halfback aids. Oct. 4 she has her hopes on this coming mm JACKSONVILLE (AP)—Policestructed walkway will enable visi­ tliodist Chun-h, six mile* w*»t of m1late planning," he said, Tha Stmlnolee would have bad Admission* C'lristmas, a dress Whlrh she I"and tors to see the pool and take pic­ Sanford on West First S t A bat- identified a woman whosa head future planning will b* to of the plan Therefore, until the their handa full of Techs even at hopes will accompany tha doll, and Geneva Peter* (Mima) Interstate la camleted, traffic will was cut oft by a Irgln at a tarn ture* of this famous inner attrac­ krt dinner will be served at 1 p.m. extend It north to Daytona, paral­ a hat to match. Richard Hudson (Oviedo) croei tha Lake come down the full strength, but theta two hop tion. An invitation has been extend­ Ing here late Wednesday a* Leona existing road*. tnjurier la tha speedy Tribe b ack This young lady wants to be leling Births Long known as a photographers ed to tha public to attend the first Elizabeth CoIHr, 32. "Where the rattwwav hits Seml­ lake shore to French Ave., and field leaves Florida State with sure she receives the right doll, nola Detective Sgt. O. A. Johnson Baby Boy Patera follow tho protent 17-bS. iradlse, local camera fans will of the fall and winter rallies to Boulevard, the plans at* t* Discharge* clothea, and hat, ao aha aenda tha four-lane ive a field day when dozens of be planned uniting Lake •*—v said the woman alto was known "Under t h e circumstances," a definite underdog rol* to pow­ the to ' ** •. eutout pictures along to mail'll a* Jnsphine Murry and wa* WFlora King and baby (Sanford) beautiful models dressed In color­ and Sanford ehurrhes of tha said Dial, " I think this la a happy erful Virginia Tech. vard on In to French Ave. for us* wit), the selection. Levy Lone* (Sanford) Tech eased past the Tribe U fl ful old fashion costumes will be Church of (he Nazarene, Free lirved to be from Palatka. He solution to a moat difficult prob It's about that time—when now and (or the next six to ten lem, and I am quite aura that all season In Tallahassee by a 34-M Vyglana Pool* and baby MclhoJist, I’aola Wesleyan, and said she was arrested on Main on hand to pose for pictures. years," Odham aald, latera atari astting their (Mount Dora) margin. This year, however, both Visitors may dins in air-condi­ the other* of like faith, in fallow. Street bridge Sept. 10 and charged »plained, of tha communities both In Volusia teams and dreams on the coming "Howrevar," Odham explali have tremendously improv­ Oct. I with attempted aalcide. tioned comfort or enjoy tha breezy »Wpand Seminole Counties will b* “at soma future data the be plan* of Santx Claus. No doubt, tb* ed ball cluba. To date, Tech haa Admissions outdooi dining terrace. highly pleated with the fine fa­ „ will he to extend that limit_____ died fadvisit from St. Nick will be the Annaverette Echols (Sanford) whlppod East Carolina 37*3, leal A completely rennovated gift topic of conversation among ***?*• road south somawharo cility when It a designed.” Mary Booth (Laka Mary) a clrfe* 31-14 decision t* Tulana, shop will be seen by visitors. The project la going to be given group* of youngsters from now ,# three miles wait ef BanBirth* PUhty of free parking -pace with i gthe early ro morning houra of fori. high priority, the Road Board and swamped N. O. State 33-7. until Baby Girt Echois Florida Stela la all avtn at M Aendant* to htlp visitors park "I want to say," Odham tom- member enplaned. Doc. 33." Dischargee for Aa year with a 47-7 watte* will be available to accomodate merited during an Interview this "Aa aeon aa tha route has been several thousand cars. Rev. Gold Jackson (MalUand) morning "That I think that waft- definitely determined," Dial told way with Ohio University and tho Visiting Hour*: Private Rooms, Ing nut this program for our area, the two County Commission chair­ teat minute M loss to Oeorgia; 11 n.m.-8 p.m.: Semi-private Billy ria has moved our pro­ men, "It la tha department'! Should Virginia Tech's vaunted Room* X p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. tGobbler* be aiming to defeat FIorgress up ten years. Because the af­ Annual Teachers to employ an outstanding firm Ida Slate's Seminole* via a strong p.m.; Pediatrics, 11 a.m.-a p.m. fect I* that we get Immediately a plan consulting engineers to do tha air attack, a look a t national sta­ (Parents and/or grandparents on causeway, a fast, modem four- of Party To Be Staged ly) Obstetrics, According to acco­ tistics may change their mlada. lane highway to tha north of ua, actual plana." modation and no visitors during French Ave. win be uied and Dial pointed out In hit letter Coach. Tom Nugent'* Tribe la Tuesday Evening foedlng of babies. therefore developed. In addition, that the traffic count on 17-92 be­ fifth in tha nation in pass de­ The annual Teacher* Party. tween Orange City and Sanford last fense, according to figures rolaaaIT-92 will be four-lined. Tha Lyman Greyhounds will Ignoring learhers of Sanford month avaragaa in exceae of 8AM *d by tho National Collegiate "I am railing a meeting of our haw* their toughest evening thus Schools, will be held Tuesday night vehicle* dally which shows an Athletic Bureau. Seminole County Long Range in the season tonight whan at tha Sanford Woman's Club. tncraaa* of U per te n t ever the Volunteer Firemen far Seminole opponents have .a they play host to undefeated Ta­ Highway Planning Commutes for Tha American Horn* Deo’ -umr-* mark of just .330 in forward paaa vares in Longwood. Tha Grey of tha 8anford Woman's Club wIR Reveal Important competitions. Sixteen passes kavo bounds had a tough week of hard sponsor the event as ha* been been thrown agalnat the Tribe, ■crimmag* and should be In top the'r custom for several year* Meeting Tuesday form for tha outing with lha ex­ and only four havo beta caugbL Supper will be served at 7 o'clock An important meeting of the ception of minor ache* and pains. Only 31 *yarda havo boen fa k ed which will be followed by a short Lake Mary Volunteer Fire De­ The Greyhounds will go Into agalnat Florida State via tha alp program. partment !e slated for Tuesday the game two touchdown under­ lanes la the first two gamaa ef Hostesses for Ibe meeting will night Oct. t. the season dog, but the powerful Lyman de­ be: Mr*. H. H. Grier, chairman. A. L. Walter, president of the fense baa repelled all attempted * John Carlton. Mr*. James Ohio Univarsity attempted I t volunteer firemen of Lake Mary, penetrations for the lessor and i-m. Mrs. Robert Kara*. Mr*. peases against the Semlaoka tad aald (hat the meeting would be- will go Into tha 1*0100 unscored Willi* Peacock. Mra. John Kader. computed two for 11 yards, I gfa sharply at I o'clock. Mr*. U m a r Echols and Mrs F. fie attempted • aerials and on. E. Birckenridga. nected twice for a m en Membership cards will be dis­ The Lfmsn eleven has won two yard*. •The annual Teachers Party rnlntributed, Walter said, and there in a row. and wilt be out to make ddt* with the project of the Wowill bo bo dues. three, but they'll b* fating • man's Club American Home Dapowerful and determined dub. U partmeni which U "Youth." the Greyhound* dear the Tavares hurtle, they should go on t* rack C»' 11 Elks W ill Stage up tho boat soaaoo record hi a doParity < " I DO NOT CHOOSE TO RUN" cad*. latardayi Dance Tomorrow ^ P re s id e n t Coolidga's famous As a prognoeUator, head coach ^ e le m e n t in 1327 referred to the Jim Payne waa mum. *Tm not N ig h t A t Club Baxt ejection. C» W, Thompson bringing nut the trying towell, An • part of tho October ached- but I'm no* predicting an easy os* My* that In Yankee langiags It |N M M IM ftM B through Now Jersey. Adlal K. Stevenson, Democratic no of entertainment for members for us eithar. It will bo the boat auans, "I am determined not Presidential nominee. Joins hands with New Jersey'* Governor of the Elks Club, there wtU he a ball dub we've faced yet tkle JjpV' Robert Meyner to acknowledge an ovation they received la Jersey dance at the local dub tomorrow season, and if wa win U, it will What ever you chons* to sell City. At bottom, Stevenaoa. addressee about- 10AM persons in nifbt from B to I. or rung determine that Want ho through the Iron will and doNewark. The Democratic FreetdeoUal nominee, la 000 of his sharp­ Ads era your an-w -r Tho Saturday night dance I* termini tlon of tha boys." est attacks, aald that President Eltmihower’s speeches wore "becom­ Just ene of the five Important Call 1111 f-ir faat, efficient ing part o( the pattern wo have associated with tha Republican Payne haa tha beat set of atari* date* during October that will ba ora at the independent teams IB -Aid In preparing yi-wr ad. candidate for Vice President." He referred to the President's charge that the Democrats were using “wicked nonsense." (faterMlteeal) cllmaxad ao Oct. 37 wiU a Hal­ the section, but ha la outraf loween Dance. ly weak la reserve strength. Boy Scout District To Gather Monday In Casselberry County Residents Will Be Admitted free To Gardens Salvation Army Gives 6-Month Service Tally Dark Clouds On FSU Horizon little Miss Helps Sente Select Doll fSpwPii**' f Hospital Notes 8 K Lyman Eleven Are Underdogs In Tauares Tilt S W eather Local N e w s O n Page 8 . . A —' 4 f l e ■ * ■ * ! * 1Ta j tetaMMie __ _______ ____________ _ ■ . . . i . - iff � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 04, 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/8d67e566cf5a831a6a77df026eedb306.pdf 895b1ebc683a2c2dcc27d79e279b00fa PDF Text Text The Sanford Herald at present has 28 employees, 12 correspondents, 28 carrier boys. M ost of these people have families, over 100 people are supported by the wages earned by the Sanford Herald staff. The Sanford Herald's yearly payroll is $100,000 This is "working money" - an important factor in the day-by< day economy of the great community it serves. National sta­ tistics show that each dollar changes hands an average of five times before again returning to a bank... which means you have a second chance to see the dollar you spend FOR A D V E R T I S I N G Y O U B U Y in Seminole County's own local newspaper. # The Sanford Herald employees spend their share of the $100,000 payroll at home in Sanford, for groceries, clothes and all of their living necessities. M any of the Sanford Herald employees own their own homes in Sanford built by local builders, in many cases financed by local institutions. 1• W anted Ifm tft A N E W SP A P E R D E S IG N E D FO R LO CAL READERS M oney spent with The Sanford Herald goes back to Sanford Merchants In Observance O f National Newspaper W eek — O ct 1 thru O c t 8. ’ •___________• « �If Year HmM to Net Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Before T P. M Par Dedrary AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1956 .Aaaodated Praaa Leaaad Wire Seek Re-Election Nov. 6 A. Lund Charges 1 st A s p ir a n t j Qji n j_ £ e e A c c e p tS 'StevensonGuilly Jo Reveal ^ ... «vnn„MaT,iL- Candidacy DELANO— "Stevenson Is guilty of ‘double-talk’ to the American people", asserted Arnold Lund, Republican nominee for Congresa Of the Fifth Congressional dis­ trict, "He has been telling the farmer* that their price* are too ^ w . Then within a few day* time, he tell* the consumer that prices ire too high." Lund made the accusation be­ fore a meeting of the Men’* Re­ publican Organization of DeLand yesterday. "The Democratic presidential candidate should stick to facta", Ltmd stated. "He knows that fool ■prices are three per cent lower ™owr than In 1M8. He also knows that wages ire much higher as well." "Stevenson has one speech for the farmer and an entirely diff­ erent one for the public consum­ er", he stated, "I don’t believe the people will be deceived by this constant flow of double-talk ha la giving them”. ^ Lund cmtlnued to attack the Record of hla Democratic oppon­ ent, Congressman A. S. Ilcriong J r , whom he la trying to replace. "I admit Mr. Herlong has duns a lot of special favors for certain Important people in this district. Perhaps that explains what he was doing Instead of answering Important roll calls In Congress and why he hasn’t had time to get some much needed legislation in­ troduced and passed. It’s my be> ilef that a Congressman ought to . represent all tha people and not a special few.” he said. "Herlong recently admitted Vot­ ing agalnit military aid to our allies. He said h* did so only once. The record show* that he voted against such aid four times In the, past four years", he stated, "I think the American people don’t A railroad mm who began hla rarw r at the age of 11 leavca Sanford Friday to accept an ap­ pointment with the Interstate Commerce Commliaion with head­ quarter* In Birmingham. Ala. John L. Lee came (o Sanford In 1938 with an alignm ent as branch manager for the Postal Telegraph Co. handling tha telegraph flit at Chase and Co. eacluslvtly for two years. In 19<0 Lee went to work for Atlantic Coast Line Railroad MEMBERS OF THE MARINE SECURITY GUARD Dlvl where for t month* he waa agent and operator, then car distributor tor 18 months, train dispatcher for the past 18 years, 7 of which were spent as chief dispatcher. On Monday, Oct. I, John L. Lee will accept his appointment as Servlet Agent of the Bureau of Safety and Service of the Inter­ state Commerce Commission, with a leave of absence from the ACL. Little did Lee know, as a boy (Staff Photo) of • when he first became Inter­ ested in railroad agency and talegraph work, that ha would aoma day be contacting all of tha .-ail-! waa offlcia'ly activated. Tha toads in the area assigned to him In the governmental agency for An examination to fill varanrlei past year ha* been a series of which he will now work. f *°f ***> a year General Scholar- firsts for the young unit. Many Lee’* flrat Inspiration cama *h,P Loan* for the preparation of sailors have paused to gaze at from a small town doc or who I learhsTs and State Nurse arholar- theaa men In green working labor­ liked to punch out dots and dashes ‘ *”lp loans will be held Tuesday, iously In perfecting gun drill, foot on a telegraph set a* a "ham Oet. <•. In alx centers of *.h« state, drill and employing arm and hand operator." He recalls that as he Brrordlng to In announcement signals In the movement of troops. The unit has gained tho respect of those who are associated with it DE BARY— An unique epee- V \aa about the same age as himit. Its sincerity of purpoee, Its ,n* tacle was given 8unday at the self, one day the doctor waa . quiet proficiency In executing Ita estates pool, adjacept to tha Do pounding out dot* and dashea mission and Its constant outstand­ "ary mansion. .Hp^tatnr, thronged wb' ? , h* ing appearance of personnel and cc- the ground*, watching eight toj W— « - lM > r m” quarters have produced open ad­ miration for this Marine Guard. ten-year-olds of the den eUba yw .• a | In brief, tha role of (he Marine h* demonstrating group swimming, V o O n S lItU lI0 I1 Q I a l m a J k s M S . k a J ..S k a l a . . . . . . 11 _ !e'Nurso * ‘a ealigned barracks duty la usually ,W lM ,nd Nlaa A - w A n d m A n K T o B p be pre-! many aided, Tho primary cooaani r2 : ! * » « * » ? * g iu a J T J j n o y w n f i i a o e g selMul each Marlin Is the rucrevtful Itb I>ul ,h* awlmmera through their D e f i n e d F o r G l D t l D liin Fob. accomplishment of Ute unlt’a mis­ sion. All of tha courses of inatrtte“**' P An' ihroocK (he ...mm— Tho M d a ttv * delegation win in th j tlon given to the unit are directed i" led. <«» member, of th* Seminole who are toward better preparing tho ‘ Inh* hi. flMl I n ^ s m s s ^ ^ e f r Coun‘V Jun,or ^ 'r n h r r of Comnot may dividual for execution of hla por1 t waiting fl. W n u bby .the lino _ *t their noon luncheon „r- and mends ,, he first tlon of the unit mission. ,o team work and excellence of their V * 11 * w r*^T— T h r o u g h the medium of a „ performance. In turn the cubs £ »lx cm- strenuous sport* program, the “ were gratified and surprised Marine la aware of another rowhen, at the grand finale of the S^ ° f * na niverslty sponilblllty, physical fitness. By ,nl exhibition, Mila Nelder presented "1, rharge; mean* of constant Inspection tha tiy each swimmer with a Red Cross vl :j with Marine unit has estahllahed a H Meglnners official card. Frank i r’ “m neprcrrntatlv* Gordon V. name of being a "crack" unit, 2 Guruchani young chief of den -creatiun Training has produced many keys three gave a startling d.m on.u*- “ on,l of ,h<‘-on.tltutlonal Amendre . with to success, be It war, or aporta. tion of a boy "about to drown" n -u c im . 1 charge Conitant Instruction In platoon In the water and "rescued” by .*;* h member of the delegatl n Elemrn- and company Infantry supjecla r Mil. Nelder. Thl. .how wa. e .p .- 1w 11 ” P,*ln •n with lerve a* a reminder to each Ma­ dally etaged for parcuu to see amendments for the benof t of rine that this primary minion aa tin- value of the summet’a in.liuc- if1* 1 Admin- a Marin* Is that of being always u Thursday noon Yacht Club lunch1. 37S N. ready to perform the dutiee of ao . . , eon meeting. g* Lola- infantryman, regardless of rankt Advancement award* were proj Iyc„ ,.rM|d, nt Oeorg# An|„ aented to the following: den one, drew tMi mon,lng th„ nlkry In further more that each Marine re­ gardless of present assignment is •f. 8te>e Jackson, silver arrow; den (}lp imendnm iU are "so Import••ntarola listed as a potential Marine Rifle1 two, John Meinelt, gold and a all- In t ,j,at #n invitation has bet-n of ver arrow; Tommy Gurueharrl, „ UndH u, who ire | nt . re.t. Garden man by hla superiors, H tw . silver arrow*; Philip O.bler, ^ ^ m„ t wlw ,h# Bsmlno.v r. High On this, thj unit’s first annlversn. membership card; dan three. Jack County Jun,0(. chamber of Com:h R. S. sary, they can point with prlda -a, (Continued on I age Iwol m » rr„ m .m h r n In hear tha ex.to their formal acholastic achievela Statu menta. Over 75<* oP t|ie unit has om with l,ak’>*d a course of formal educaElks To Observe ------------j n n. tlon. A high percentage of the ry with un,t ** activity engaged In off Railroad Night Warren Baker Dies lt, July education at Koliins College in Winter PaiK. Nineteen men Tomorrow Evening In Mounting Go. have received their high school Railroad Night will be oh-erved . Mr. Warren Baker, hiother of diplomas through the Armed at the Elk'a dub Thursday night Qr. C. W. Baker of Ssuford, died ** • :* v . . „ _ _ yesterday In the Moultri* Hospital According to Roy Green ExaltUn„ „ , n . ed Ruler of thelocal Elk5s Lodge. . . i . ° “’ railroad men of the Elk’s Lodge >*r- Bak«r. «* Normend Park, will be honored during the ll.urt- Ga. visited In Sonford many times, dsy evening meeting ! Funeral service* will be h«IJ A free barbecue and program j in Normand Park tomorrow afterwill follow the meeting. 'noon at 3 o'clock. De Bary Cub Scouts Display Swimming Feats To Parents drewa, CpI. W. J. Jones, (1. to r. middle row) Capt. E . J . Love. Pfc. J. E. Hnrt, Pfc. W. E. Tenner, Pfc. F. J . NIckcraon, Pfc. J. O. Baker, CpI. J. E, Hlllyard, CpI. H. T. Wllltama, CpL \V. G. Subel. Pfc. P. A. McGovern, and T-8gt. II. H. Merill. (l. to r. front row) 8gt, J. 8. Lane, Pfc. J. II. Connwny. CpI. J. R. Rice, Cpl. R. R. Blodgett, and Cpl. E. M. Nellignn. (Official US Navy Photo) Scholarship Loan M a r in e U n it O b s e r v e s :Exams To Be Given F i r s t A n n i v e r s a r y In Stale Oct. 16 Fire Protection For Farm Areas Topic At Session Fire protection for Seminole County farm areas waa the mala topic of discussion at the meeting of the Semlnota bounty Farm Bureau directors held at tha Gen­ eva home of Tommy McLata. With all of tho director! of the Seminole Cbunty Farm Bureau isent It waa revealed that a ard member had mat with San­ ford Fire Chief Mack M. Cleve­ land Sr. to determine what type of equipment would be necessary for tho farm area protection. Farm Bureau resolutions af­ fecting the local farmer* were read and dk cttaaoA prior to tholr being presented at tW f irm Bureon State meeting to be hold Of*. 88-30 at Fart Myers. C. A. Tucker, Seminole County Agriculture Agent waa presented to the board members by W. W. Una, president of the Seminole County Farm Bureau. Also present to mast the board were County Service Agents Thur­ man Wright and GUIs William ton. A meeting of th) Seminole Coun­ ty Farm Bureau mamberahlp waa set with the late being announced later and each member to bo notified. The masting will be pre­ ceded by a covered dish supper with the meat rourts being Tunalahed by the oureau. Refreshment* were acrveJ fol­ lowing the Board of Directors meeting. K Firemen Express Thanks For Replies To Questionnaire DE BABY- The DeBary Volun­ teer Firemen’s Asaoclatlun wishes lo (hank most heartily those who responded lo Its questionnaire of Sept. 15 and to request those who have not yet answered, to do ao, If possible, by Oet. 8. The statements mailed Included a brief history nf the fire de­ partment's alma and p n itrts, the Inhatator service and fire duties. Residents were asked to Join as active or associate members, working toward thu purchase of added equipment and further ser­ vice to the community. All re­ venues were listed aa wall as ex­ penditure*. The firemen meet the second Thursday of each month at the firehouse at 7:80 p. m. Tho wo­ men's auxiliary meet* the sania day at 8:80 p. m. The question­ naire not only gave Interesiina In­ formation; It aollrlted aid from those who are protected night and day by Ita vigilance. Horticulture Topic A t Club Session DE BABY- Ttie D* Bary Gar­ den club win welcome a guest speaker, Mias Edith 8*lt*r. DeLand librarian at Its flrat meeting of the year, Friday at 8 p. m. in the civic center. Mias Belter will give a review of The Coming of The Flowers. Hor­ ticultural topica wUl bo tho topie of the day. Weather Partly d ea ff te steady through Thareday; widelr acoUercd afterm o o thaaderakoweret low toelgkt m -n. D M BALLY NEID^g. "guard-. Isa aagal' 0/ the Dt Bary tub*. Mias Nailer, Rod Cross He guard instructed tho denIters for their aqua’le sh-rw cn ay at the maos'oi puuL !f Photo) a CUBS! ATTENTION! Dene one, two and three of the De Bary Pack No. 60, ready for action at the Mansion Pool. Mother Wellesley Corbett of den three (standing) inspecLa the group at the Sunday afternoon swimming exhibition. (Staff Photo) Additional Local. New s O n Page 2 EIGHT LITTLE MEMBERS of Brownie Troop number fivV accompanied by two of their leaders, vUlted Tha Sanford Herald plant In observance of National Newspaper week and were conducted by Charlie Morriaon, member of tha paper’s advertising staff, on a tour that ahowed them tha fashioning of a newapaper from tha time copy arrives until the complete paper rolls off the giant praaa. Making the vialt war* the following Brownlee: Brenda David, Linda Ethridge, Jimmie Sue McClellan, Scottto Mo* Clellan, Suzanne Oraeno, Linda Robaon. Barbara Thomaa and Barbara WUliama. Troop leaders were Mrs. Joseph Oraeno and Mra J. P. McClellan. Aa a souvenir of their vialt, « each child received a type metal alug with h»r name thereon. They expressed them* selves aa grateful for aa interesting visit. (Btaff Photo). �Arthur J . Chick Is Transferred To Fleet Reserve n a SANFORD HERALD pair* 2, Wed., Oct. 8, 1080 Commissioner Everyone is cordially invited to attend A & P s... Arthur J. Chick, Aviation State* tural Mechini* First Clan, who *■ <C—tl— « m m page O n ) has been In VA1I-II slnro Dec. 29, •topic of Sanford," he »aM. 1055, was transferred lo the Fleet . W11con u ld ‘'Since I have no Reserve Tuesday, Oct. 2 after 20 pareonal poli-Jcil ambitions or years In the naval service. paiplraUcmi, 1 f n l that 1 c>n hon In an Informal ceremony at •oily nod Impartially deal with VAH-lt'a formation for morning Um a {fain of tho city to the beat muster, Cdr. E. C. Mlldahn, USX, interest of all taxpayer!. And Commanding* Officer of VAH-1L H a n 1 am not repreaenUnx any presented Petty Officer Chick with toartieulai r Intorau or soup, pea letter of commendation. Cdr. J llUcal o• r other*Ue. or b*m* H. Boar. USX. Executive Office:, by any apodal Intoreau, 1 in behalf of the men of VAH*11, la a position to apeak, vote, gave Chirk several mementoes of aet freely on all question* their friendship toward thoir ship­ With only my con*cl*nee and tho mate. taxpapsrs of Sanford aa a wbol# A native of Norfolk, Va. this JU anawar to." career sailor has had vailed dut­ T "These few month* la otfleo ies with aviation units at Norfolk, have shown mo that tho CUy of Ban Diego, Oetana, UBS Solomon feafo rd U bis hnalnou." Com* Island* (CVE-07), USB MUway ■UmionerWIlson* aid. "And ft (CVA-41) and Sanford. Among Ml ARTHUR J. CHICK, (center) Aviutlon Structural Meehan* -weeds aound tWnklns, nrogreulva campaign awards h* wear* the ic First Claaa, VAH-11, «t the Sanford Naval Air Station Uptons Ing, and date scrutiny of tho Good conduct medal with flvo tranafera to the Fleet Reserve nftcr 20 years service. iyttrao atriads at all tlmaa, In or. a u r a , -Pre-Pearl Harbor, Euro­ (Official US Navy Photo) 3 a r to t adomstoly moot the sn w pean Occupation, and th* Ameri­ indi of a prosperous and can Define* Ribbons. ■wrewUg City." Chick la married to th* former State Secretary m ••H "la making myaalf available for Miss Erma Hxtler of Aabovillo N 3hia Important position. I plods*. C. They have resided In Sanford Lauds Local Lions *df oloatod, to consider it aa honor line* March IJU, whan ho re­ (Ceattaaed aa Pago Two) ^ aarva aa Saaford'a City Comm. HAVING P099UM to one thing ported to an aviation unit sta­ History and Tradition of tho U. For "Aid To Blind' and to work dlllsantly and playing Millards another, so tioned at flanford. At present B. Marin* Corps. Members,of lha Sanford Lions at all tlmaa la tho boat Interest tho situation pictured boro ap­ their home l> st 903k West !Mh pears mow than allghtly In* ’ ,;nf Sanford and aU of Ita tax- reived. In r - unexplained St., and their two children, Ar­ Marines placing highest In the Club heard their State Secretary, payer*," ha aald. thur Jr., age nloa at-d Erma Oa'l, competition rectlved radios, wal­ Tom Klrkham, speak on "Linnlsm manner, thl# * found Ita aga five, aw attending th* Pino- lets, fountain pens and cigarettes. at tha first evening meeting sched­ - Cammlaaloner WUioa enumerat- way Into a t laa bar Just The Individual high In each of uled by the local civic organisation crest school. Potty Officer and ad tho Important projects la •a Arthur Mend was trying Mrs. Chick plan to make this City tha subjects received a prise. The held at 6:42 p.m. on Monday at •which he la interestsd and to to rack up a few points. So, at three top men in esch subject the Yacht Club. •which he wdl dive hla wholshcart- tho moment, everything la aa their permansnt home. also received points of flvo for Klrkham praitH the Sanford "od aupport. He named the Cauie- upside down for tho ponum, who 1st plica, three for second, snJ Lions Club In their "aid to tho * way, Sanford Tttuavine Canal, hangs from tree* in hla native Rev. Schlossmann one for third place. These polnu blind" program which It carried liDaaka and Wharves project, the habitat but now la hold by tho ,'n w ria i of Industry, extension of tall, ffntmuttoMl fowndpheto) tallied to determine the top on with funds derived from tha To Open Devotion were «thn sower system, street paving Marine In all avanta. The field sale of light bulbs and broom*. * program, and the expansion of dey was viewed by all al a com­ The State Secretary also com­ A t Convention mended tha local Lion* Club for the city u at A# of our most pute sucrose. n tH H prokcti. Rev. Phillip Schlesimann, past­ The prises along with appro­ their outstanding record In pre­ or of the Lutheran Church of The priate ^congratulations wars pre-' senting the “ Iiihlor Biseball" pro V "1 Win qualify with City Ctorli (Continned Proa Pago I) Redeemer, Sanford, will open th* sented at a unit formation to the gram which next year will be ..H. N. dayar Immediately," Comm* iasloaer Wilson uld. ly and said, "Johnny, what wai afternoon devotions at the fifth winners of tha contest by Major the 30th season. biennial convention of the Florida* Louie J, Sartor, Commanding Of­ Lions Club President Dalle* that I Just ssldT" Not knowing, Johnny uld, "Co­ Georgia District Lutheran Wa- ficer, Marino Blrrlcka, NAS Loop asprassed pleasure at tho lumbus." Tha doctor, to tha sur­ men's Missionary League In Lake­ Jacksonville, FIs. The indlvidusl "good attendance” for the first Bevon It Elected prise evening meeting of th* group. of young Johnny replied, land, Oct. 6. winners were: Ben Wade, chairman of th* "That Is exactly right." ‘Lutheran women from through­ - Britain's Labor Col. J. R. Rice, Clothing Re­ Lee said yesterday, "I doubt to out tho District will meet at th* gulations, History and Tradition Lioni Club committee for the eel* this day U that was correct but New Florid* Hotel for their two- of tha USMC; Col. R. S. Blodgett, of light bulb* thii year told tho Party Treasurer local members that the annual It certainly provided me with an day session. BLACKPOOL, E n g l a n d (It— Representing the women of the Individual Protection; Col. J. P. light bulb sale will get underway Inspiration and interest to bang Britian L'sabor party yaatardsy *1Lutheran Church of Th* Redeem­ Williams, interior Guard; Col. E. Tuesday, Oct. 18. aetad Anaurin Bavin ai Its treasur­ around the railroad station to study er at the convention will be Mrs. M. Ntlllgan L i g h t Machine "We will conduct a house to er, emphasising tho opposition telegraphy and other railroad John Senkarik and Mrf. Henry Gun; Col. W. >L H i g g i n s , house canvass of Sanford,” Wad* .42 Automatic Tlttol; PFC J. O. said, "during that week to glv* party's sharp swing toward ad. work with my unci* who was loc­ Thurston. voeacy of mors auta ownership. al agent in my hometown of Mrs. Esther Fisher of Gotha, Baker, Ml .20 Caliber Rifle; PFC Sanford homemakers an opportun­ Plainfield, Oa. E. Tanner, Browning Auto­ ity to help tho Lions Club In thalr Tho fiery Walsh orator scored district president, will preside over W. matic Rifle. Th* top threo man light conservation program." • substantial victory over George Lee's big start cam* when the convention session*. Brown, a moderate Labor mom- Wrightsvilla and Tcenilla Hall- Conducting th* Saturday after­ in tha overall competition were: W. Hugh Duncan, secretary of her of Parliamant, to regain hla road offered him a Job as agent noon devotions with Paitor SchlCs- Col J. R .Rice with 18 points, th* Sanford Lion* Club, said that •oat la tha party's Important Na* when ho was but U year* old. The Marino* are capping their the regular meeting* of the local "With the assistance of my smsnn will be Rev. Walter Luts, anniversary celebration with a organisation will be held on tlonal Executive Committee. LWML pastoral advisor from father," Lee said, “who was a Medorato followers of Party unit party at Rock Springs today. MonJay evenings, 6:45 p.m. at Tampa. Leader Hugh Galukall retained farmer and operator of a gen­ the Sanford Yacht Club. thoir atroog majority on Um It- eral (tow I was able to do moat of tho work and finish school In­ member executive, but tho Bo* vanlte group of left wingers In- cluding the. handling «f Western Union telegram! during-the map, OCT. t ertasad ita holdings. Continued From Pax* 1 AdaUetenei ■ Bovan'a victory touched off recess and after achats hours." Jackson, wolf badge and gold ar­ Mr*. Ruby Orlffl* •pooulation ho might attempt to In 1134 John Leo began hla work row; Donald Wulf, wolf badge, Sara Stone/ (Borento) unseat Gailskcll aa lander of La- for Postal Telegraph Co. and gold and two sllvor arrows; bar's parUamantary group or at worked for them as manager at Henrietta Marshall (MsiUand) two Bobby Corson, gold arrow; KonWillism II. Murray (Sanford) lo u t try for tho deputy leader's various places In Goorgla and noth La Roy, wolf badge and two Annie F. Cooper (Sanford) post held by James a riff 1th*. ■ Florida. gold arrows; Edward Redman, Francis Cro-vnuver (Sanford) follow Welshman. John L. Le* and Mw. Lee two illvor arrows; Guy Miller, Birth* Asked about this, Bsvan replied: (known to aU her friends aa gold arrow; Wellesley Corbett, Baby Boy Bryan "1 ean't antwor at this stags On* Elolse) live at HOB Park Ava. silver arrow. Baby Boy Stonty •aver rule* out any possibility." They have two lovely daughter., After the aquatics a social hour Discharge* Bsvan, M-yaar-eld former coal oao of whom has already mad* a was enjoyed with the parent* Join­ Stella Overstreet (Sanford) minor and Parliament's strongest netn* for herself In the musical speaker since Sir Winston Church­ world aa an outstanding pianist. Mrs. Jaan Brooklyn (l-ake Mary) ing in the swimming fun. Refreshill stopped aside, will fill one of Allyson Loo Is known throughout Baby Olrl Brooklyn ’.Like Mary) menu wereserved by den two. the pony's moat powerful posts Central Florida for her unmatch­ Mr*. Audrey Bruwtdeq (Sanford) The (eidersof the iwlmathon Baby Boy Brawnlo-i 4Sanford I war*: Williard Ntider, chairman, as treasurer. ed skill. Gertrude Oavldioa (Sanford) aiilstod by Curtis Redman, John "Of course my wife and girl! Jackson, Welloslsy Corbett, Robert NINITUN-MONTH-OtO Johnny Ethel Campbell (Oviedo) won't be going with mo to Birm­ Nolto and Horace Cotcher; with Gold of Northwood Hills, Mid­ Ernest Blcknsll (Sanford) ingham Immediately," John Lee Murder, Suicide England, will bo oper* said yeltettlay. "What with our Mrs. Mablt Connel'y (Da Bary) den mothers and assLtanU, Mi*. dlesex, ’ ** Mayo Clinic, Mary J. Smith and Baby (Den R. Nolto and R. Blakaraor* of dan ated on at tha Uy her* in Sanford, th* children Apparent Cause Rochester, Minn, for ■ rare ona; Mrs. Ralph Stumpf Jr. and ion Junction) In school, and our home hero, It Mrs, J. Jackson of den two; Mrs, heart ailment Ha was brought Elisabeth Mitchell (Sanford) will take tom* time to make th* O f Couple's Death change W. Corbett and Mrs. C. Redman, to th* United Btateo by hla par* John Holloway 'Sanford* from Florida to Alabama." Mr. and Mrs. William 1L PHILADELPHIA UP—The bodies Within sound of the familiar dot* dsn throe; Mies Sally Ncldcr, In­ ents, OCT. 2 Gold. Funds are being provided of a Philadelphia man and an at­ and dashes, and the roar of roll­ structor, Admission si by British newspaper widow tractive young Naw Jersey woman ing trains, John L. Lee will still Myglsna Poole (Mount Dow) wore found Monday mkht hi a Danny Jonlon (Sanford) dimly lit section of a north-cen­ bo following tho same Inspiration Sheila Jordon (Banford)) that started him on his career. No Governor O f Canal tral Philadelphia subway. Birth* doubt, however, that he will be Detective Daniel O'Mabooey Baby Girl Pool* Zone Visits Local aaid It "icems to bo munlor and missed by his AKL friends as Baby uirl Cooper well as the additional hundreds suicide" In the death of tho couple" Baby Girl Crownover Coupla Yesterday both employes of a Philadelphia who hava learntl to admire his Discharges pleasing smile and hla "rial rail Master Sergesnt and Mrs. L. L. laeoutu * firm. “ ; pharmaceutical Charles Qormtey (Banford) Fhllllpo, who lived In the Canal Tho vletlma ware Identified aa road experience." Eons white in the U. 8. Army un­ Miss Claire Perkowitx, 91, of Westtil M-Sgt. Phillips' retirement on ViUo, N. J„ and Roy W. Luther, Juns 30,1964, w»re visited by Gov. dl. of Philadelphia. Sh* had boon Saturday Lott Day ernor and Mrs. BtyboU yesterday. abet tour tlmaa and Luther twice Phillips served aa chauffeur for by a German lugar found near Raiidantt Can tho Governor of the Canal Zone. Luther's outstretched hand. Governor and Mrs. Ht-ybold first A aawadoff shotgun, which had Ragistar To Vote visited MrO'hillWi at thalr home not boon fired, wai found against Mw. Camilla Bruw, Beml nolo and then greeted M Sg‘.. (retired) • nearby pillar of tha subway. County Supervisor of Registration, Phillips at John J. Carver's Bar­ O'Mahaney quotod tho girl's par­ expressed confidence this morning ber liwp wbar* hs Is employed ai ents aa saying aha had boon "gw' that "wo will go over the 11,009 a harbor. Ug with Luther for about six mark In wgtatwtlona for Semin­ Tb* Governor of th* Canal Zone •tha but brake off with him ole County Util year." and Ms wife arc presrnCy visit­ m o ra l wreks aga," A not* found Mr*. Bruce aald "Wa had M naw ing Lt. Gen. II. L. MeHi id. in •WITI unconcerned Is IB-monthin LutLvr'o pockets aald that unold Kathleen Johnson, ol Water* registrations im Monday an<* tit Winator Park. - -laaa a reeonrillaUon wars offset- yssurday." ih s sxplslnsd thst N. Y, as aha waits to hs M-Sgt. (retired) Phillips said town, tha writer was galag U "da takas ta • hospital sgsw llsl this morning "It would b* fins room -- asaathiag drastic," O'Mahoney those ware naw registration and foe removal of1 a peanut did not Include the** who "cams to havo Governor and Mrs. Say- that lodged 1s her lung- Shows bold com* to Florid* to live—they flows to Bt Albans, N.Y, foe Investigators aald tho shooting In to chsngo thalr addreia or to m y kava occurred about on hour verify thalr registration." •r* ftp* people tb* surgery. (JatetaattonalJ Tha bfflra of ths Ssmlnola Coun­ boforx tho evening rush hour, ty Supervisor of BogUtrstlsn re­ • • who* tho bodies wow found mained open last night from T to 9 o'clock to senmudatJ thoao could not register during tho Rasarvotloni Baing who day. THS NAMf Mrs. Brura emphasised that Mado For Touring Saturday THAT AOSURSO MV will hs tha last opport* unity for cltUons who are qualifi­ Farida Forty ed to vote to register. Oct • la : D l BARY- Tho Do Bary Wa- tha deadline, otpUlnad Mrs. Brut*, • man's club trill sponsor a Touring •nd tha office, located In ths SUOAR t Florida party on O H II nt tho Chamber of Gommerco Building, community router. Doeoort will bo corner of First Street and Banford •erred at Tim p. m. sod tvorveae Are., will remain open until I AUteGWtoCSMmfT that superior » to welcome o'clock to lake care of everyone Court Judge Blair F. austhor Mrs. Richard M. Hors la chair- who desires to register so thst (above), of tf'lttahuiyh, is to ■ Bun and will b* aasUtei by Mw. they may voio In tho Nov. • gtn moot with President Elsenhower In Washington aa October I has Jraephf g^riwa. Mrs. David If so* oral election. " ttc «re htppr th»t as many tad to sgaauldttoB that lis assy hs hsmsd to are registering to VeM but We • C hari* Younran hope that everyone won't watt un­ r Far reservations pies** photo til tbs teat minute to register," ton of tho Supreme Court. Judie Gunther le the eon of ■ minor., Mrs. Bruce sold. • Mrs. Hart, UT9-M. d M H J M M A & P’S OW N M ILD & M ELLOW a Marine John L. Lee Mospital Notes I l i FRH SH •r &SX ZtVS: i De Bary Al EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE FR E SH L Y ROASTED, FR E SH L Y GROUND ARP OUR FINEST QUALITY CRUSHED HAWAIIAN Pineapple 2 c^43c FREE 8UNNYFIELD BRAND CRISP Corn Flakes sa 23c OOFFEE MEASURING SPOON WITH PURCHASE OF CAP'N JOHN’S QUICK FROZEN A&P COFFEE Oyst r Stew -«s 27c BETTY CROCKER ANSWER Cake Mixes 2 59c (either custom (round or vacuum packed) ANN PAGE PEACH PINEAPPLE OR APRICOT O FFE R E X PIR E S OCTOBER 6,1956 Preserves 2 'lB«55c ARP 4# OZ. CAN Pineapple Juice 2-45c 48 OZ. CAN. Tomato Juke 27c DAILY PEG, FI8H OR LIVER FLAVORED Dog Food ib. can3-23c N.B.C. PREMIUM Sailtfoes CALO BRAND ib: LB. CAN CAT FOOD 2/27 MARCAL DINNER QUICK FROZEN DAD GRADE A BROILER TURKEYS 45c 15c , LsmbShould'r'i>29c SUPER RIGHT WRBTRRN CHOICE NAPKINS MARCAL PASTEL NAPKINS 25c 9C ‘I ™ * o im a Beef Liver / * > 19c Waxed Paper 19c Mazola Oil 57c Beef Brisket 25c KITCHEN CIIARM » ft. roll SUPER • RIGHT WESTERN CHOICE for c o o k in g , qt. NORTHERN TOILET t Ralls TISSUE FRESH FANCY 25c Grouper Steaks 49c FLAME RED TOKAY Redeem Y our P ro cto r & Gamble GRAPES Coupons Her*. lb. 10c With la Canyon CAMAY With Sr Coupon T ID E With le Can pen JOY With le Cannon O XY D O L JANK PA1K DELICIOUS 2 Reg. Bare 20c Giant I'kg, 67c Largo B*tU* 70c ____GUM Pkg. 74c CAUF SWEET VINE RIFE Honey Dews ea* 45cJ FRESH POLE BEANS lb. UJ. N a 1 WttITB POTATOES 19c lb 3 d FRESH CRISP Carrots 2 lb. bag 19c W <M T* m S H IR - y | peas RX PU N C H FRIED POTATOES 200 M acM lfa A re. SANFORD •_ �QUANTITY BIGHTS IESEBVED fiia s oooo THRU SAT. OCTOBER tih PLAIN OR SELF RISING FLOUR d ix ie d a r l in g e n r io h e d NEW DETERGENT DOLE SLICED DIXIE DARLING FINEST QUALITY LUCKY LEAF FULL HALF OR WHOLE 8 To 12 Lbi AVG ■■'■A,'...'/ GA. STYLE SMOKED S L A B BACON HAMBURGER 3 COPELAND'S COUNTRY LINKS FRESH S A U S A G E PRARIE BELT OI L S A U S A G E EAT-RITE ALL BEEF imi!&&***• » FINEST QUALITY u oz. can = = F R E S I I PRODUCE EAT-RITE OR. “A * QUICK FROZEN CHIC K IN Potatoes GRAPES APPLES RED FLAME TOKAY I N il B PH OC TIR &. I, A M U l t ‘ S FANCY RED EAT-RITE WIENERS u c iu FROZEN FOODS ■ Mor-Val Froz. Orange Juice Agen Frozen Strawberries 7 | ■ ' O l6*oi | O N" i LIBBY BEEF, CHICKEN ,TURKEY Golden FLUFFO All Vegetable All Purpote JEWEL OIL SUPERBRAND COLORED Vienne (outage u MCOMMINDID fOl AUTOMATIC W AtHIU Doee Everything Foaming Cleanter �FIRE WATER Income It Zooming From State Forest Products Industry Florida's burgeoning forest products Industry toemed te $371,* 111/700 to 1084, according to slatIstlce gathered by the Florida Foreat Service. Tata) value of tho forest projIiluLm M n a ttr—which rates M alongside tourism end dtrua as the state's three top sources of : T Yutir newspaper lg the outlet for free pend, no does your newspapei ,* m ooch . * . the freedom of tho press . . in The Sanford Herald la dt F-; m r own homotown—juet as every other development and expansion ol pommunity has Its outlet for the dteaemlna- ty which it serves, l l j & n of new* about and of your neighbors, M DeUfld. Kissimmee. Loeeburg, Oca* | n d i v i d u o l F r e e d o m .to ta, Melbourne, Daytona Beach, or wherever ^ ooch eommunitiei might exist acroe* and Before one gate carried ("U w iw l tM —ttffn fir do you dove Your thu»l**m by oil (bo thing, i tWn dollars, Second to pulpwwxl as an tocorns producer was lumber, with a wholesale manufactured ratal in 1064 of alurost TO mlUloti doltars. Wood oars, stores accounted almost S3 million dollars at the total. Vonser and fuelwoon prodaclion UIU#d thin u minion dollars each. Othor Items (■ the total forest Income figure Include gum naval ■tores, polos and piling, and fence post protection. Current value of tt« forest products Industry Is estimated to bm over the 400 mltllen dollar mark? but complete Statistics are net available for la tr than 1084. SAVE up to50% on Fill Too Late To Classify jfggn i rl for ndltorUl comment and although » cannot always maet with complete ap­ proval of aach and avery reader, it Is your ••wspapar'a duty to maintain editorial comon on established policy. Even the ild remind a rend__ _____loclnl journals fgo without benefit of editorial __________ut your community. This year in IBM, as countless news* mrs the world around are celebrating the r.q io th anniversary o f the completion of a ; *IS-Une Gutenberg Bible to 14M, we com*"’toem orate th e field of printing end publteh. Ing as It h a s evolved over five centuries. . it has come a long way. The published B r o r d bte become a servant of tha people, a Kaapon against ignorance, and a standard Kdgror for truthful dissemination of the IJ mws , day by day. Your newspaper, The Sanford Herald, Is •n Important end Integral pert of your every- Mental Illness Our time may go down in medical history as the era when the.scourge of mental ill­ ness began to be approached with optimism and hope. Though the mentally 111 occupy more than half of the nation's hospital beds, there is growing conviction that much can be done to restore the afflicted ones to nor­ mal Ufe. This conviction Is solidly grounded on the progress that has been made, especial­ ly during the past decade. And there is in­ Tht Sanford Harold creasing evidence that we stand on the verge of much greater progress. This feellug Is well established In a current Issue of a popular quarterly: "It seems probable that the coming gen­ eration will eee the same kind of exciting tt.TW J CTISHIWO *S»«rtUlns M»»»s*r ■IS It • aitmUtr ef ths A..»clst*d Prest progress In the cure and prevention of men­ t.Uil-4 stelu.lv.ly (o (hi In i|t*thfa lor ASWslIiUir. republics- tal Illness as the lost generation has wit­ ill Stem Instil oams’HHatad nessed -taAhe ednquest' of physical dte«*e.“ leeslljr by Usssrei ASvsriltlsn That is a hopeful outlook baaed on ex­ I Osergla . Ssvlsfs S ilk BiSg. Atlanta a tarsia pert opinion. Yet the dream cannot be realiz­ ed unless a concerted effort Is made. Htata hospitals are over-crowdedi there are far too few trained people to do the job that needs to be done. Faculties and personnel ______________ _______cost money, which the public must provide. Wednesday, October 8, 1056 But the rewards wiU be great. M'dent Klsenkewer, campaigning 'fi'peetty leisurely so far, has dertdIfijad to work harder fe votes, j i His press secretary, James C. ISItagcrty, announced let# yesterday 13 .that Elsenhower wW net limit 9 himself to the five er six nation,9 ‘wide radio-TV breedcasts that 12 bad previously boon planned for ***mI T Whether the Republkena are ,i;getUng concerned about their Nov. l i d chances Is,something only the iw iWMte House Inner circle knows. 051.Vice tJl^a BaaeUeal y iwnaa hat Isa a A -„~— President Nixon boon Vmaking a Whirlwind tpeeking tour f latere Sept. U. But Elsenhower has 3 made Just two major speeches ^ stare tha campaign began. '•< Meanwhile, this month Adlal , JUvtnson end Estes Kefauvtr, the f Democrats' presidential and vice 1 presidential candidates, have bean [ estate* A tmvtflc rampalgn pees, si If BspuhHrens think they have - this otertton ta tta ta g ttap may be right Rut r sp srte fram arewnd • the country indicate that aa Elantower victory this y ea r-If there I to one— will not be by the aame jtoudslida margin of U K n' Toe maet of his White House term Eisenhower has boon comI paruttvoly free of personal at(tacks. But he has found out by jteow ho w ti wrong if m thought flm could osdoy tho tamo kind of By BUSSELL KAY Are you familiar with Florida's Financial Responsibility Law? If you own or driva an automobile you had better “get the facts'’ as our friend Jack Webb says in "Dragnet," The law requires (be owner nr driver of an automobile to be re­ sponsible for personal Injury or property dstnsge resulting from any automob.le accident, cither through Insurance covering such II iblllty or by posting a substant­ ial bond for tho protection of fel­ low motoriila. If you are now driving a car and are not covered fully with liability and property damage In­ surance, you are asking for It, Sooner or later you will be tavolv* •d .in an accident' and when that happen* you will bear from Tailshaasse and aland an excellent chance of loalng your driver's license. Fsrhaps, like 1 did, you may think thst If your car Is Insured and you are Involved to an acci­ dent that was minor and not your fault, you are not responsible. Don't kid yourself. Here Is what happensd to me. 1 am not complaining. I think the law la a good on* and I am glad to learn that It Is being rigorously enforced. lfy daughter, an experienced driver with a proper driver's license, was driving my car and had stopped for a red truffle light several feet behind another car. While waiting for tho light to change, a third ear, travelling too fait, (truck my car In the rear knocking ir into th e-ear ahead/ srith the evecpUon of crets-lla production. Sated to 1944 at altwist sis million dollars annually, we wars knocked late waa trivial it droppad steadUy down to the The car at fault was daaagsd to the extent of about |40. As is required by tew, we re­ ported the accident to tbq iocs I yen are In the clear. Hake aure It police as It occurred te the city la also reported to Taltehaise# limits. The officer was given full either through your Iniurance Information, Including the fact agency or yourself or you may that my car, as wall as the one wake up and find yourself without we were knocked Into, was insur­ the ose of your car and called ed. The car that bit os was not to post s substantial bond. It's as Since the fault was uot ours and simple as that. we were making no charge* « Drive carefully. Avoid accidents claim, we did not report tbe mut­ If you can but maks sure you take ter to our insurance agent nor to proper action If you do have one, Tallahassee, thinking that to such and always remember LAWS are • case It was not necessary, and for YOUR protection. If a report was called for It would Obay them. be mads by the police department. Sometime liter both my daugh­ ter and myself received a nsliee from tha Financial Responsibility Department to TaUthssset, call* Ing our attention to tha fact that we had baas involved to an acci­ dent which we hed filled to eraparly report and must Immediate­ ly provide evidence ef eur respon­ sibility or bs subject te the tees of our license. Consulting the teeel agent af the American F in and Casualty Insurance Company, with whom my car was insured, I was advised that I should bars notified them Immediately giving M l informa­ tion concerning tho accident, aa matter how trivial so that they could fUe the prefer date with the Responsibility Department as required by tew, Bepirtteg It te tbe police. State Highway Petrel or Sheriff was net enough. Don’t think that If it was Just s "little'' accident and reported FURNITURE NKOKD CENTER Pb. 1425 116 W. FIRST ST. Where Your Dollar Buys The Mont Furniture” EA SIEST TEEM S IN TOWN Mi! B WE DELIVER J fj They d o n 't go o u t on a lim b fo r th e first new c a r they see, BOARD MKRT CONTINUE* CLEARWATER UB-Tba Florida Federation of Women's Clubs con­ tinued Rs Annual board mss ting today, Rsp. WUlUm C. Cramer, RepublicM congressman, w u to talk on Florida's water problems. NOTICE Sealed bids in d uplicate covering build­ in g described in specifications d ated O ctober 1st 1956 fo r Legion F a ir Build­ • Ml IM M.tl.ll IIX.IU to. T h a t figures. Because it ju s t n atu ra lly ta k e s a little lon g er to b rin g o u t a c a r t h a t ’s sw eet, sm ooth an d sassy. L ike th e comfortable fooling... n ew ’67 C hevrolet. I t ’s new rig h t dow n to th e w heels it rolls o n —w ith a d a rin g new design, a new nothing-like-it auto* i m a tlc drive and a new V8 besides. L o n g er an d lower, too. N o w onder w ise birds a re w aitin g . A re you one? Bide your tim e till in g lOO’XlOO' X 10’ on U. S. highw ay 17- 92; one a n d one h a lf m ile south o f S an ­ ford, F lorida; will be received by Cam p­ bell - Lossing P o st No. 53 Inc., P. O. Box 13, S anford, Florida. Specifications will be fu rn ish ed by w rit­ in g above ad d ress o r calling a t Gallo­ w ay’s Service S tatio n —401 W est 1st S t T he Legion reserv es th e r ig h t to re je c t an y a n d all bids. Eltsnhowsr's C losing d a te to receive bids, ubUfus die* at ths crate. It was a apssek an and puad jlmsi aad ths * MM ”- r - T r—* ~ O ctober 10,5 p.m. + HOLLER MOTOR SALES # �V THE BANTPED HERALD Wo&, Oct 8, 1WS, Pago 8 S o c ia l £v/w i& Paolo 4-H Meets, Elects Officers Tuesday Afternoon STEWART SATCHEL w ★ ★ ★ Galchel To Speak 'O n Report Cards’ At tonlght’a meeting of Southltd* P-TA, which 1* scheduled to ■tart I t 7:13, when the parent! meet with their child'* teacher ‘V in the individual roomi, the gueft ■peaker will be Stewart Satchel. Mr. Gatchel, who has chosen as his topic "Report Card* and the System Behind Them", la well qualified to ipeak on this sub­ ject. He is a graduate of West Point, received hi* Mastcr'a De­ gree at Stetson,’ taught at Sem­ inole High School and we* prin­ cipal of Oviedo School. » While at the Oviedo School, Mr. W Gatchel was personally respon­ sible for carrying out an eaten■ five experiment on report cards, and was also chairman of a coun­ tywide committee on report card* whose Investigations alone cover­ ed a two-year period. Mr. Uatchel's latest laurel was when he was appointed Director Of Secondary Instruction for Sem­ inole County Schools, which posttlon he now hold*. New Report Cords W ill Be Explained To Pinecrest P-TA The October meeting of Pinecrest P-TA will be hsld In the school auditorium beginning at m 7:30 p. m. on Thursday, Oct. 4. ^ The business meeting will be conducted by Mrs. Richard Elam, president, after which Mr*. Marg­ aret Reynolds, school principal, will explain lq the assembled parants the methods of grading the new report cards which will be Issued to the elementary grade children this year. Refreshments will be served by the room mother* of the seventh % and eighth grades. A nursery will be provided for small children In one of the first grade rooms. Correction At last Monday’s meeting of tha Sanford Story League, Mrs. Ro­ bert Herndon served a* one of the hostesses, and not Mrs. J. PThurmond at previously repoit- i The Peols 4-H Club met Tues­ day afternoon with Mrs. J. II. Griffis, adult leader. The group discussed the Importance of clean­ liness whan cooking, or handling food in any fashion. They also talked n little bit about sewing. The following officers were elected for the coming year: presi­ dent, June Williams; vice presi­ dent, Aselee Adkins; secretary, Connla Griffis; reporter, Mery Jean Goad; gamn captain. Nancy Goad; and song leader, Judy Grif­ fis. Miss Myrtle Wilson, home de­ monstration agent, was present I t tha meeting. * ___________________ (p 8 A A O W d & Dancing Enjoyed A t Earl Benton's Birthday Party Catholic Women Meet A t Yacht Club, Hear Reports A group of young people gath­ ered Friday at tha Benton home on Riverside Drive to help cele­ brate the birthday of 17-year-old Earl Benton. After a buffet supper was serv­ ed, *hv young people enjoyed an evening of dancing climaxed by the serving of the beautiful birth­ day cake, which waa frosted in while,. and decorated with green and yellow. Invited to be with the honored guest were Johnny Yeackle, Mis* Jusnlta Wynne, Mias I,ynda Yea­ ckle, Miss Joyce Ann Benton, Joe High, Miss Connie Brown, Claude Hittell, Mlsa Eva Spears, Miss Judy Cltrke, Dickie Kinliw, Miss Darlene Vaughn, Miss Jeannctta Brown, Mils E m m a C r u i , Mlsa Betty Spears, and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bruton. Approximately 70 women ef the Catholic Women’s Club met at the Yacht Club Monday night far the fln t of their monthly meet­ ings which will continue through tha fell and winter months. President M n. Louise Bauman asked for the various committees to report on the summer activ. Itiea, at which time It waa re­ vealed that during the summer four Brownie Troop* and on* Girl Scout Troop wore formed. It was also reported that M n. Roto Hurt had bean elected Deanery Chairman of the Library and Mr*. W, V. Roberta, Deanery Chairman of Retreats. These two women will attend the Orlando Deanery meeting which will be held in Daytona Beach on Oct. Past Noble Grands Discuss Banquet A t Recent Meeting The Past Noble Grandt Club recently At th.> home of Mra. Friends of Miss Luey Moushlon, met Mable Brown, wllh Mrs. Minnie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J . ! Ewan serving at ro-hovlet*. Moughlon, will be pleased to learn 1 MN. D. C. Howard, president, that ihe It back in school having' presided over the meeting, at sufficiently recovered from the* which plans were completed for broken arm ihe suffered when the banqet to be held when Mrs. she fell off a sawhorse In her' Nadine Slaughter, president of the backyard last Wednesday. Rebekah Association of Florida, makes her official visit to Semi­ Friend* of Robert Cox will be Lodge 43 on Oct. 30. happy to heir that he Is now nole Following the business meeting home from the hospital and do a social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. lug very well, though still con Brown, assisted by Mrs B. C. fined to hit home, Squires, served refreshment* to Mra. Virginia Anderson, Mrs. J, B, Williams, Mrs. D, C. Howard, Mrs. W. E. Howard, Mrs. W. W. Jameson, Mrs. J. L. Moore, Mrs. Mae Myrri and a guest, Mrs. Lil­ lian Vickery, Schedule for Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent, Oct­ ober 3 9 la at follows: Oct. 3— Chuluota Home Demon­ stration club will meet at tha Community House at 10:00 a. m. Demonstration; Cleaning Ihe sew­ ing machine. Those who want to clean their sewing machines can bring them to the club house. Each member to bring a sugges­ tion for a Christmas gift. Covered dish lunch. Ceramics class will meet at Seminole High School at 7:00 p. m. Oct. 4—Longwood Home Demon­ stration club will meet at the library In Longwood at 10:30 a. m. Covered dlah luncheon. Demon­ stration; Cleaning the sewing machine. Those who would Ilka to clean their machines can bring them to the library. Each mtmber to bring a suggestion for • Christmas gift. Beventh and OUt Grade dirts’ 4-H Club, Pinecrest sehool, will meet at the school at 1:00 p. m. Mrs. R. B. Forbes leader. Art rlass will meet a*, the Seminole High School at 7:00 p. m. Paola School P-TA will meet at the school a t,7:30 p. m. Oct. 5—Home Demonstration Council Executive Board will meet at 10:30 a. m. with tha agent, Mist Wilson, at her apartment. Oct. A—4-H Radio program over TWO-PIECE COSTUME with station WTRR at 11:30 a. m. a three-piece look ia designed Stavia 4-H Girls' club will have In pin-point tweed of brilliant green—from Anthony Blotta’a tha program. Oct. I— Girls' Club Lake Mon­ fall collection. A long-sleeved roe school will meet at tha lunch wool jersey overbtouse la but­ room at 1:10 p. m. Leaden: Mra. toned onto • black tweed sheath. The companion overcoat la heav­ Roberts, Mn. Lee. Oct. 9— Geneva 4-H Olrlt' club ier tweed with a five-button Miss Myrtle's Schedule dosing. Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43 Honors Mrs. Dobbins At Tea In W illiam s Home STETSON HIGHLIGHTS Stetson University opened Its 74th echoUatle year on Monday •Her a week of Orientation ft»r Freshmen and transfer atudenta. Convocation cervices held in the Forest of Arden beran at 9:00 a.m. Among those who have reached the lofty height of *enlore and w en entitled to wear their enp* and gowns were eeveral from Sanford—Margaret Mor­ rison, Ellen Driggers, Mary Lou Copeland, and Robert Belter. Addressing ' the student body at these opening exercises was Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, Stetson president Dr, James A. Stewart, dean of the chapel, conducted the devotional services. Also a part of the program wa* the 8telaon Glee Club, directed by Prof. Har­ old M. Griffin, who tang GrotchanofCa “Holy Radiant Light" and the unlvenity brass ensemble, directed by John M. Yaxley, who began at 11:00. The Freshman Talent Showwax held Ixst Friday night In Elisabeth Hall and featured all aorta of talent among Ihe fresh­ men, One of these gifted youhg pcopte performing was a former resident of Sanford, Barbara O'Barr. Barbara tang a solo en­ titled “If I Loved You" for which she was well applauded. She now is a resident of Hialeah, Florida and is a freshman music major at Stetson. Saturday night, all freshmen and other new student! dressed in their formel attire and were guests at the President’s home for the annuel President's Recep­ tion. Each waa met graciously by Dr, Edmunda and hia wrl/a and were made to feel like they were really a part of the college family. The Stetson Hatter Band held Its first two rehearsals Thurs­ day and Friday In preparation for ihe Stetaon-Northwcatem Louisi­ ana game on October IS. Included in tha ranks of this band a n Joyce Milam and Grace Marie Stlneclpher from Sanford. Also, Harriet Redding Is a candidate for ma­ jorette. Theatre Calendar It has been announced by Dr. Irving C. Stover, director of the Stover Theatro, that two contem­ porary comedies, two classics, and an Inspiration*! Bible story have been selected for the 1986-37 of­ ferings, The season will open with the annual Homecoming play “Time Opt For Olnger", on Nocomber I, I, and g. The Bible story “Job" will be presented oa December 13, 14, and IS while January 17 and 19 have been set as tha dates for the “MUIreis of the Inn", a comic mvelerplce of the Italian Renalasance by Cato Goldoni. The annual Shskespesnen play ________ will meet at 9:00 a. m. Geneva Home Demonstration club will meet at the Community House at 1:00 p. m. Demonatra- j| tlon for the month will bo cleaning sewing machines. Those who would like to clean their machine* can bring them. Each member to bring n suggestion for Chrlatiuai gift. The home of Mr*. J. B.Willlamt | waa Mra. Nadine Slaughter, presk waa the setting Sunday afternoon dent of the Rebekah Association when Semlnota Rebekah LoJge 43 of Florida. There were approxlhonored Mr*. Nency Dobbins, color 50 who called at bearer for the Rebekah Assembly * “ *lam« home during the apof Florida, et • tea. | P°'"tod hours ef 3:30-3:3*. Beautiful arrangements of glad­ ioli and pen tea graced the hall, whtre the guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. D. C, Howard, IJUtl.Y who Introduced them W the re­ ceiving line, composed of Mn. Ro­ TO ORDER bert Futrtll, Noble Grand, Mrs. Nancy Dobbins, honor guest, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. Eugeni C H R IST M A S Ettrldge, and Mn. Ken Berry, daughter and granddaughter « M n. Dobbins. CARDS! Hibiscus and pentas mad* a colorful array in tha living room, when tha guest reglater WJI kept by Mra. A. P. Kyle and Mr*. R. C. Long. In the dining room of the Wil­ N am e Im p rin t liams home waa taa Uhls, which waa overlaid with a lovely Italian eutworfc and cantered with a low on all C h ristm as C ard Sets ordered Rewl contain*, in Ueu of flowers, a grouping of amall American d u rin g m onth o f O ctoberl Dag*, with American flags sl*« used la the center of each of the cupcakes which were placed on beauti* at one end of the table U balance, the spa rkllnf bowl of punch used Ail 1956 designs at tha other. On the buffet la the dining , in C hristm as cards room bouquet of bright red pentas contrasted nicely with the Ull green candles naed at either end. * an d w ra p p in g s . . . . See Mrs. Mao Myers and Mrs. o u r coiqplete line Charles Gale presided over the tea table; while Mn, W. L. Roche and Mn. James Heelshan served at floating hostesses. Also as­ sisting were M n. W. R. Jameson and Mn. Mable Brown. Mr*. Dobbins waa presented O FFIC E SU PPLY beautiful gifts from tha StmlaeU Lodge and the Feat Noble Grands 117 *. Magwwtia Phone »M dub. An ant «•» taws guest at tha taa is POWELL'S rT ? By GRACE M. 8 TINECIPHER wilt be given March 21, 22, and 23. This U the first time In the his­ tory of the 49 seasons of Stover Theatre that “Cymbellnen will bo given. These a rt wonderful opportun­ ities for you in Sanford who Ilka good ptaya. Keep these dates open, for it would be a shame to mtas such wonderful playa living at close as you a n t Rata Freshmen on the campus look really cute running from place to place In their green rat cape. Each freshman la required to wear hia name on tha cap under the title of RAT—some eyecatching name* are Rat Hunt, White Rat, and Rat Baker. On the Spot In talking with freshman Joyce Milam, I found out some of her opinions of college life and Stet­ son, The thing* Joyce doesn't Ilk* are the long lines (she stood In lines for seven hours on Friday getting registered) and having to sign out everytlme she goes out. Her Hkea outnumber her dislikes, however, as she tike* Ihe meals In the Commons, likes her room mate and room (n Stetson Hall, and she knows she's going to like the Hatter Band and Mr. Feastl (tha can now tee where M Cowley he* gotten matt of hi* Ideas about running Ihe 8. H. S Band—he's an alumni of Stetson and waa captain of tha Hatter Band.) Also aha **y» that ahe could stand for hours watching Holler Fountain change colors at night, Joyce is glad that classes have begun because she was get­ ting tired of Just running around. Joyce thinks the will major In Art at Stetson. Newa Tidbits Parents seen on the Stetson campus have been Mn, R. L. Red­ ding, Mr. and Mn. Marvin Milam, and Mr. and Mn. J, M. Stlneclpher. Already seen taking off for Ssnford over the weekend were Jim Hawkins and Joyce Milam. Visiting friends on campua on Sunday was Gracia Duggar o( Sanford. Pate Hargis waa aaen singing In DeLand'a F ln t Baptist Church Choir on Sunday morning. Other students attending Stetson from Sanford that haven't been mentioned are: A) Phillips, Jimmy Krlder, Stanley Bromley, Linda Ventry, and Martha Gro­ gan, Also Kirby Rogen from Jacksonville who Is Director of Music at the F ln t Baptist Church in Sanford. Scoop* From Other Colleges President Hugh F. McKean has announced that Rollins College will build a 395,000 men's dorm within the next year. It will be for a. Any mamber of the Alt Sool'e Parish who writhes to attend this meeting may do to by contacting Mra. Roberta for reservations. / •£»-. x. B I R T H S Chaplain and Mn. Charltt Lynn Arnold, announce the birth of a daughter Adria Allison, weighing 3 lbs, 12Vh oi.. at Orlando Air Force Bate Hospital, on Sept. 33 Chaplain Arnold la attached U> the Sanford Naval Atr Station. Happy Birthday Oct. l Mn. Harry L. Whltenar the us* of Kappa Alpha Frater­ nity. Lea Brown's Band will play at the 1936-37 Homecoming Dance at FSU October SO. This band played last year under a univer­ sity—sponsored special event* program. Many of you wilt nmember Lynn Raulcrson a former resident of Sanford who now Uvea in Deratur, Georgia, She I* now attend­ ing Emory Unlvenity as n chefrom Stevens Junior College In mletry major after graduating Missouri. Calendar WEDNESDAY SATURDAY Tha ngular Wednesday avanlng Tha R. A.'a of tha First Baptist Bible Study at F ln t Methodtat Church will meat at the church Church will be hsld at T:30 In Me* at 0:90 a. m. KinIcy Hall. The study of the Ilf* The Vesper Choir of the First Methodist Church will practice and latten of Paul will be con­ Saturday aftemueri at 3:90. tinued by the pastor, Reverend SUNDAY Milton IL Wyatt The Junior Choir of tha First The First Baptist Church will Baptist Church will rehearse at have their Prayer Service at 7:90 1:90 p. m. p. mMONDAY The Sanford Woman'a Club will have lu first meeting, a lunch­ The W. M. U. of tha F ln t Bap* eon, at the club building at 19:90 list Church will meet at the church. p. m. Hostesses wlU be Mn. Al­ At noon a covered dlah htachaoa bert Hardesty, Mn. Roy Ttllis, will be served, and at 1:00 p, a. a Mn I* T. Dots, M n. B, B. Bech program will be presented. and Mra J. A. Young. George The Sunbeams and O. A,'* of Touhy will be guest speaker. the First Baptist Church wifl meet The Women of the F ln t Pres­ at 3:90 p. m. byterian Church will have their The First Baptiat Church will monthly Executive Board Meeting hava a Sunday Sehool Workorl* In the Session Room et 10:00 a. m Clinic starting at 7:00. Confer­ The Boy Scouts of the F ln t ence* at 7:43 and refreshments at Presbyterian Church will meet In 0:43 p. m. tha Bcout Room at the Church at The Elsie Knight Clrela of tha 7:00 p.m. F ln t Baptist Church haa been The Philathea Class of the postponed until Monday O ct I f First Presbyterian Church will because of tha Sunday School meet at the home of M n. W. 8. W orktn' Cllnle. Willie, 311 E. 93th Street, at 7:43 The Y. W. A.'j of tha First Bapp.m. Co-hostesses will be Mn. C. tlat Church will meet at the home L. Redding and Mra. A. F. Hunt. of Marchetta Campbell, M34 Myr­ Tha Girl Scouts of the F ln t tle Ave. at OilO p. m. There wlU oe a tegular meeting Presbyterian Church will meat at of the Friendship League of tho 9:90 p.m. at the Church. The Senior High Fellowship Re- Congregational Christian Church cnation of tho First Presbyterian at 3 p. m. at the home of Mra. Church .will meat at the Church R. H. Ivara. at 7:00 p. m. Tha Mid-Week Bible Hour wtL' be conducted by the Rev, A. G. New Vesper Choir Mclnnla, Pastor of the F ln t Proa* W ill Moke Debut byterian Church at 1:90 p.m. Tha Chancel Choir will rehearse at First Presbyterian Church On Sunday Night1 The newly-organtxed Veaper at 7:90 p.m. Circle No. 9 of tha Women of Choir of the First Methodist the F ln t Presbyterian Church Church, which consists of tbo In­ will meet with Mra. L. M. Mill* termediate group of young people, ■apt, 1313 E. tnd Street, at 10:00 will make their Initial appearance a.m. Mn. Joe Baker la Chairman. on Sunday night at the church. They will slag two numbon. TVUUDAT Wcstalda P-TA will meet at 7:30 p. m. at ihe school. Tha date of their carnival haa been changed Dorn Friday, Oct. 90, to Saturday, Oct It. Friendship night will be obser­ ved by tha memben of the Order of Eaalem Star, Seminole Chap­ ter Number Too at ■ p. m. at the Masonic Tampla. The Intermediate Choir of the F lnt Baptist Church will rehearse at 7:00 p. m. and the Adult Choir at 0:00 p. m Tha Junior Choir will havo their roheartal and fellowshin at the Don't wait m ill year radio la First Pnsbytertan Church at taa far goat te be fixed. 9:43 p.m. It ta aa new far template Tha Youth Choir of the First, vicing, Presbyterian Church will practical at the Church at 7:30 p.m. T. E. U Class of the First Bap­ tist Church will meet at the Chapel at I p. m. Mra Ellen She* KM'". 1 • 1>■■ ’ doln and bar group will aarve aa n r . r r . i - r . r . r * hottasses. Tha Chancel Choir of the F lnt :v::\. Methodist Church will practice at. \ 7:90. HOOVER 0 ^ATLANTIC I D < 3 L S .A N E O R BANK. ICNAn®NAL Atlantic Nad N A T IO N A Ln VB IA LN tK ,• or t A O K i B AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF 8EPTMSBER 28, IBM SANFORD. FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF SEPTEMBER 28, 19S8 COMPTROLLER'S CALL Loans and Discounts f Overdrafts Banking Housa, Furniture and Fixtures Federal Reserve Bank Slock Other Resources U. 8. Government Obligations f 2,706,137.98 .130,699.79 NONE JEornMore^Your Savings At Sanford Atlantic Now Ears • 2 M o Par Annum Compounded Beml-Aaaualljr Capital Mock Surplus 144,216.30 17,000.00 6,664.79 Other Marketable Bondi Bonds 4&3,Mt.2T Cash and Due From Banka 1,376,960.62 4,736,907.17 TOTAL COMPTROLLER'S CALL RESOURCES LIABILITIES RESOURCES ■fr . g 300,000.00 300,000.00 Undivided Profits 97,411.1* Reserves 24,792.11 Unearned Discount •1,374.71 Loins and Discounts Overdrafts /* �____ L.^ ^ ____ ■. : r . - IW fP ' w iall Uaeerettau, bruises, all, hrutoad esrtaledge, HOMMrta. " e h a n e y I to grtdlren dreto*. he said aa be pointed dvtduni ptoyara, "Metiee landtag ijay those differdated to caster Brantley L Stklrtrd la a torrer In t ho Msaka hard and ha nad holes for his backE h BrtnUey’e younger s v s G rjs jtts fhssfe slot Ho PmmAad tho Uso tlms and again bat* n am in g queried, bo pointed Murray Nano* lto*. Masse kaa bad t P«* dagna af miner Injuries to N BOVertl dap* that bOVe kavoe with him. Bui yeeNtnea looked good at tha vo gnoid dot. Then ha triad EX*RIYALfl NOW TEAM* MATES NEW YORK (AP)—The chances are that Leu Tontineto, rougkhoue* defenseman of the New York Rangsra, and Red Sullivan will see eye to sy* during the National Hockey League campaign. The* tangl­ ed twice last reason but now are teammate*, Sullivan was with tha Chicago Black Hawke last-aeeton. ’ Stolsky is the outstanding of­ fensive center and defenslva line­ backer who showed enough skill, power, and determination to taka the place of Brantley Schirard, who was to alternate at the halfbar k slot end give the Semlnoles additional power and drive through the line. This additional weight and power Vcs designed to loosen up the opposing defense and give I the lighter, faster halfbacks an opportunity to break away for additional punch to tho scoring machine. Returning, however, to the half­ back slot is Joe Russl. Buill suf­ fered a re-occurance of last year's leg injury and was benched for the remainder of the season, but the doctor has released him for "lim­ ited" action other than kicking for the Semlnoles. Rut It nil evens up one for one, inasmuch ss Phil Byrd failed to see action in yesterday's rough house scrimmages. Monday Byrd suffered cute end bruiaee above his left eye and will not be able to see action for tho remainder of the week. Jack Stotsky’s virus attack kicked the heavy offensive backfield out the window for the San­ ford Seminole* as they prepsrs to invade tha Apopka Blue Dartare Friday night Sfc . Motorcade k Set To Apopka Friday By Chiefs Club TIm Seminal* Chiefs Club an Bounced today that it would spew* •or mother la a aortoa of pap* rallies. This Una It will bo in the form of a motorcade Issvlng from the front pasting lot of Seminole High School Friday evening at ItM and proceeding to Apopka. Everyone la Invited to be e part of the giganUc motorcade, and Chief* Club preaidant, J o h n Schlrard Jr. urged that aU dan* bole fan* motoring to Apopka to witneae the Seminole-Bine Darter claah become a member of the caravan. Chief* Club member* will be in the BUS perking lot ea early aa 6:11, banding out streamere, banner*, end aolee-mebor* to all car* entering the motorcade. The Motorcade la elated to start for Apopka not later than 1:46. "It's only a short .trip to Apopka,*' John Keeling, secretarytrenurer of the Chief* Club, stated, “and there’* no ration why we can't turn this Into a tre­ mendous affair. There la room for over a thousand cert In the park­ ing lot, so tha fan* shouldn't be afraid of not finding a parking place." This la another wonderful op­ portunity for the many fana of the canford Seminole* to show that they a n .behind the team with 100 percent support, and at the aame Uma let Apopka know that the Semlnolea have a huge following. Bo aura to make your plana to be on hand at the Seminole High parking let at 0:10 Friday even- Chiefs Club Meet : Slated Tuesday H eavy B a ck field E xperim ent N il «, W d , O ei 8, 15M THE SANFORD HERALD , ***** p pal JACK STOTSKY G re y h o u n d 's Line Is L o o k i n g S h a r p The undefeated, unseor«d-on like Millar, Stoss, Van Ho Lyman Greyhounds got down to Boone, Redwine, McLeod, a business yesterday a t they pre- Farmer are the unes that keep pared for tho season’s test of team In tha ball game. They strength when they entertain tha gaping holes and atop tha < powerful Tavares Friday night in potlUon from making yards, Longerood. Certainly It la a tribute to ■ “I don’t think wn’lf pull through bell team to weather two gan this on* without being scored without being scored on. on," head eosek JUS Payne said, ------------------------*-------------"but If our defense keep* ehaping up, 1 think wo will b0 able to m R H oX w ES n o w * hold them down," Tavares has hod two successful outings thus far this reason, and M t "'Vr his averaged tcoring ovar *0 ?" points each gam*. It will be the toughest opposition yet to face tbs Greyhounds this reason. But tha Ignaan line win be greatly boosted by the return of pounding Pet* Van Horn to full strength. Van Horn suffered a knee Injury two days before the reason opened, and hue been run­ ning on low gae sine* than. "But his knee hasn’t bothered him this week," Fam e said, "and ha should b t running nt full speed." Alton Boon*, 1U pound stand­ out tackle bee been showing up eiaoptkmally well on defsnaa. norm - John Schlrard Jr., preeidant of the Seminole Chiefs Club, an- ; nounced this morning that there would be • meeting of tho Chiefs Club next Tuesday night at tha City Hall. 4 Tha meeting is scheduled to** ■tort at 7:30 p.m., and aU mamb an and interested persons were urged attend. Applications for membership will be taken before and after the meeting. The Chlefa Club now boesti ■ membership of 105, but there should be twlea that many. DRAFTED AB A SOPH * WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP)— Wllliem and Mary halfback Char11* 8 Idwell holds an unusual dis­ tinction — that of being drafted by a professional football taim while still only a college sopohmore. The Cleveland Brown* drafted the 310-pound 6 foot 3 ■tar last January. Sldwell was eligible for the football draft be- ^ causa he’s a Korean War veter- an whota original college clast nt William and Mary has long been graduated. He live* at Ports­ mouth, Va. HEMINGWAY’S SON INDUCTED INTO ARMY MIAMI (It— A ion of novelist Ernest Hemingway wa* Inducted Into the Army here Monday and indicated ha, too h u i flair for tha adventurous Ilf*. Gregory H. Hemingway, >4, said he hoped to become a paratrooper. Hemingway Journeyed to Miami from East Africa whsre he wae a hunter, guide end coffee planter He left with elx other Miami aelactive service board Imine's* i for basic training at Fort Jackson, 8. g y A lanM avw , L*■ B uy o n e n o w riris to n o D« Lux# C h a m p io n a t r o g u la r 2 6 .6 5 n o t r a d o -in p rlo a • • * th a n g a t a o a c e n d D a l u x a C h a m p io n f o r . . p W Q JMAWW— WWW X cM P rn a a % w trH * o M o f TH£fR m f* t* T 60 TRADE, CULTURAL CENTER IN 'REAL TROUBLE' TALLAHASSEE i g - Gov, Col­ lins acknowledged yesterday that tho Inter-American Trad* and poets a potent polish. Cultural center at Miami was in Harold Slone, alternate end and "real trodbla" with a depleted fullback, hae earned admiration treasury and the poorest bond and respect among hi* team market in 13 years. But he said that « m w end •ound plan for financing the pro* pored mulUmillion dollar project quarterback David Stevens and had been ifaaped up and that It would succeed If the bond market has been hardest men to stop Improve* and Florida financial this week. becking cen be obtained. w S T S u . S i oa V e rtTrtfig '« * , WCW, ’ADLAL E8TE0’ T h « ere IM # 3 5 2 8 ON NAME BUTTON Ste a i T S m S S iS S S t t h a L MIAMI l i t - "Ik. .m l Dick" SS and theoH ensrte l b . h si btck*<1 “P "Adlsl and Etta*’’ on I a presidential campaign button the Banford ‘Us.trlbuted at a Miami rally. ■sTtoLlesShowed that they felled *»“ * • to light when teen-aged as a team. They lost D,vM aurain Inquisitively puli * hl* >ouVpnlr Stevenson tudgl * to cemction ll 0n ,h* •"»*' Md* of thi i K r T a " b*tUn« w« 0°P Metewand th u ew as a heerte *P- A •"■•‘“tacturer explained ll JJJSS* f ^ m X ? Present " it took wa* accldrnUl US* of scrap metal 3 h . k L w u ^ th e ^ m a a uses' ware to that wa couldn't give • a t e a ganernl atoaalfteatlon. But MW w* pretty wall know the Menu m i we’re going to do aomo* fc g about It. Vo win not (day words, coming from the conserve tlva Fleming. I I | Lamar Helms, a superb etampla of running fo ra and style, has been hitting hard in tha line bucks, and the play aerie* will be used extensively against Tavares. Lymim’* leading groond-gitoer, Jim Hopkins, has coupled with Joha Fambro to make 10ms new raxile-dexile for tho speedy Grey­ hounds. This la the Greyhounds first season running from tho HpUt-T and Hopkins and rambro are improving rapidly. One portion of any football team Is always given less praise than it deserves. That portion Is tha line. In the c u e of Lyman, it d u e rv u much praise. Men ■ t i n 0 .7 0 -1 5 ■ B lx k SidowqJI ■ V _ ___ A ll Slzoi Sal# Pricas f iyBUl301V f -U M i* Ttw'samatdp-i quality tlruriiat^ com* on new ters^v W HOLESALE A N D R E T A IL P lm Your Size THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE TOURS. • FRL • SAT. •j . ' FLA. GRADE A • DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS URGE W E RECOM M END DhrMend Shares |H 4436,660 BLACK SIDEWALLS All Persons Eligible For Voting May Register Beginning September 7th For 30 Days. 6.40-15 ,23.40 12.70 6.70-19 26.69 13.32 7.10-19 20.99 14.7* 7.60-19 32.30 16.11 1.00-19 '3S.IO •• 17.73 1.20-19 *JJ 37.00 >*-> 11 JO M O N D A Y T H R U FRIDAY . 9-12 Noon and 2-5 p.m. extra 04. Stan Comstock SATU RD AY 9-12 Noon O CTO BER 6th it the LAST DAY to REGISTER. 'lit Tire OLE OWN FUBB LEAN PURE FORK SAUSAGE LB. 49c G R O U N D BEEF LB. 37c 3.30*19 42.35 l . & . Both fires* 2 2 .4 1 ^ 4 *Nut tan and two recappabl* tiros October 2nd.. 7-9 p. m. PH O N E M O M ledTire s a .» J *1.30 6 40-13 670*13 7.10*19 7-60-13 a.uu-iai ee.i> wv,ie, 3.00*13 3.20-1» 0 4 1 . 7 0 v_ j 2 0 J I L ^ J i Ittl li tT h t 36 J 3 4041 44 JO 40 JO EV EN IN G S: Sepitmber 25th . . 7-9 p.m. Camilla D. Bruce Supervisor of Registration < 400 E. lit Sanford j Those art NOT off^brand) or cut-raft tiros!...) They art Firestone* Do Luxe Champions CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. <01 W e t n t r t M l k S tiM i __ __ T ilte d W Plus tax anti i n e . i«t BT. ladTire Ittnw* 13.43 ,3033 '32.11' 3043, IfJ t 6040 0041 73.03 ii.iiL u .is u r o ii �notice In the rtmoa that live w u going to marry Haneoa I couldn’t believe my ejree. You oeo until then I'd trusted her completely. I*d hid sufficient filth la her to know somehow or other she'd smooth her mother down and directly I wee able to support her we'd be m a r r i e d . But apparently Mrs. Yntherstone got her way and Dirk Hutson nearly got a prosper* tire bride with half a mil11on." Now his voice wes rough end angry. *Tm sure he needed the money." "But couldn't Dirk have fallen In love with her tooT" she eug* tested. "You apeak of him ea girl. I’d be prepared to believe he might not have an ax* to grind," b» m M, ind added after a pauae, ••if ih« should dia suddenly, who would inherit her fortune T" Wua&wvt*! ;£ht MARINE CORPORAI. JAMES R. RICE, 1a presented a a radio by Major Louis J. Sartor, US.MC, Comtnaiulinir officer, Marine Barracks, at tliu Jacksoiivile NAS, fol­ lowing the week-long field day held aboard Sanford Naval Air Station recently by the Marino Security Guard Di­ vision. Cpl. Rice had the highest average overall in dif­ ferent tests including Gunnery, Marine Corps History, Individual Protection, etc. (Official US ‘Navy I’hoto) '■ - SIX MKMUKRS OF THE MARINE SECURITY GUARD DIVISION of Suftm l Naval Atr Station, stand benido .Marine Infantry Weapons used la th l rMMt wwk-loflt field' day conducted by the Marines aboard tho station. Shown with the wewotui a n : L to r.) Cul. J. R, Rice. Opl. R. S. Modgett, Pfc. A. L, Suttlle, Pic, J. 0. Bitar, Cph E. M Nellfgnn, and Pfc. W. E. Tanner. (Official U8 Navy Photo] '~ MARINE FIELD DAY on military activities, at tho Sanford Naval Atr BUthw, wRh TSgt. H. H. Merrill, instructing. (Official US Navy Photo) B. Nichols Says Play Hard To Get with turbulent ash blonde hair, •peaks with aeme authority. She •raided movie Studios and the M Hls found her on TV. And with taree mortal completed, bouncy test, "Moat girls have It ell wrong," she explains just 1 mite petulant- le ga l Notice rfe s fe tft that suit Men M s4 against r°u l» the iMIQSurt ef Oenslsels Cuunly, m a s R a r t H r e V ^ ii hin and Lean Association or Sew county, a corporation, • tin VO. kateh D. l>ir •» si, MMaats, the salute of oald eult rn a sett te foreclose that cermertgaes dated July 1. m i. el reeerd la Ziortses* [look asm it, aeteTaele Cuuntr. >loreublle reeerd*. encumbtrixe feU*wl|Ug deocrlkel real profete*neuVn ie,II. foot of Lot IS, Sad au el Let 11. Block I. n o r • aoeordia* to E. lu Traffard'a tu p of Beoford. Plerida, as ear plat thereof reeerd*4 IP FUt Book t, pages SS-M ef the publla records of ienUeole Ceoaty. Plarlda. reu are hereby required to file ih *,*,,*■. •f Oeptanbsr, tti*. ■alien the cireult Court ly. They want to get in the movies* and they all rush to Hollywood. "But the way to gat la films Is stay right hen. Lot them coma to you." Her own formula for breaking Into lha cinema haa been live TV and Broadway shows. She msda a big splash a eouplo of seasons back in a bit appear •nee on Sid Caesar's NBC-TV show, Later, Caesar called her back and worked a whole ihow around her. "Somebody’s always bound to be watching, one place or the other," Barbara figures. Before her stint on the Caesar show, Hiss Nichols probably was lbs best-known unknown in tha land, fo r two yaars she was tha calendar girl of Require maga­ zine, and as a model her face and figure appeared on tha covers and inside pages of 200 other maga­ zines. Determined sines childhood that sun wanted an acting career, Mist Nichols captured a batch of beau­ ty oontast titles and went on her a part in "Mirado In the Rain." Naxt came roles In "Step Down to Terror" and “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt." There ha* been a certain sim­ ilarity about all of Miss Nichols' roles to dite—dance hall hoeteases or burlesque performers. But no­ body Is going to typecast her for­ ever Barbara vows. "I don't want to be a leading lady. A faw years and you're done. "Give me character roles like Claire Trevor played—you know, all hard outside but a real heart of gold." Jobless Payments Cover Fewer Weeks Jobless payments covered 1,-bb fewer wedti of unemployment in August than In the isms month last year, reporta Industrial Com­ missioner Chairman Jamea T. Voetllt Payment* totalled |! .Wl.BSk high so far for any month this year, as August Is seasonally the month of slowest economic activ­ ity In the state. Number of weeks at unemploy ment covered by benefit payments wae 01,671 thii Auguet compared t« 03,019 last year. Tha August picture la claims for joblsss benefit* reflected e Traffic Death Increase Told CHICAGO Oh—Tha nation's traf­ fic deaths Increased la August for the IIUi consecutive month and tha National Safety Council sayo the toll for IMS appears has dad for a new record of between 41,000 and 42,000. Accidents on highways killed V 000 la August, the council report­ ed Monday. That was a 2 per cent Increase over the I,M0 killed la August last year. The council said traffic deaths In tho first eight month* ihU peer totaled 29,250 up I per cent than in tha comparable period of 1009 when 23,410 persons died. The largest recorded toll for the first eight months of 'be year wae 24,447 in ltJ7. Tha all-time traffic toil was 39,Kg In 1M1. Last year’s total was 31,300. TENDERNESS GUARANTEED G EO RG IA GRADE A -'D &D A NEW LOW PRICE WASHINGTON CB-A new cheap and lightweight m int wae reached an altitude of 10 miles and a speed of SgOO miles an hour in Ua first test off Wallop* is­ m z fflland, Va. Dr. S. Fred Singer of the Uni. varsity of Maryland, administer­ ing the project for thee Defense Department, said Its chief value is simplicity of launching and its CORP. EDWARD M.NELLIGAN, third place winner in coat of around 12,000 about a tenth that of comparable rockets the Marine Corps Field Day Competition nt tho Sanford Naval Air Station in presented his award. now In use. (Official US Navy Photo) The rocket was built by tho guided missiles division of Repub­ lic Aviation Corp., Mlneola, Long Island, N. Y, (LIMIT 4, PLEASE) P I G F E E ! r JA M E S GUT AGENCY c 5 LOU-ANA o il SPA RE-HI 11 1 BR ISK ET 1f t Q u a rt HARVEST MIOON SALAD SA LA D 3 9 SAVE $ $ $ H ERE! ( P in t DRESSI NG NOW SHOWING THH Moer MAGNIFICENT OPALL MUSICAL ADVENTURESI WITH $6.00 or IORE FOOD ORDER imi/uuk ro*wTQt| M i W 8U N B R IT E PLANTATION WATER GROUND General Insurance a STEAK PFC RICHARD J. SUTTILE, second place wlnnor in Marine Corpe Field Day competition at the Sanford Naval Air Station, receives a gift for his high achievement (Official US Navy Photo) New Rockat Hits 80 Mile Altitude decrease In initial delate and an increase In continued claims, those lasting more than om week. In­ itial claims were 12,M l in August comps rad to 22,311 In July. There were 100,320 continued claims In August, and only 11,471 la July. STEAK MM DOG FO O D SHAKEDOW N ■TABBING HOWABD DUFF Feet- • ItM eely r o j j f i v t j >•*"*, i ; - ■) '.fis'OPO \ . i BEER 6 CANS �THE SANFORD HERALD the circulation, are supporting 1, compared with S t e l a month after the IBM convention, based on r«porta from .30.1 per cent at the nallon'a dallies. The convention* were held about a month earlier In 1852 than In MB, Howard W. Smith (D-Va.), 1*36. ThU pear's preliminary surtails newsmen tn Washington he vey compares with ona taken the has assured Adlsl Stevenson, first week In September 1B52. Democratic Presidential nom­ In the final week of the IBS! inee, test he will carry the Solid campaign, the margin was about South. The Virginia legUlstor 4t4 to 1 In favor of Elsenhower, said his own stats U "generally At that time, 67.3 per cent of the conservative In Its outlook and dally newspapers with 80.24 per likes Stevenson's attitude of cent of the circulation backed moderation." (I ntera IloneI) Elsenhower, compared with 14.5 per cent with 10M per cent of the circulation supporting the DemoHigh Taxes Will Be critic presidential candidate. The remainder of the news* Needed For Long papers did not declare for either Time Soys Official candidates, The magazine reported Thurs­ LOS ANGELES (A D —Hlsb day it bated Its findings this year on returns from 883 newspapers. It said 69.44 per cent of those supporting, with 63.23 per cent of the circulation are supporting Elsenhower, and 17.21 per cent with 12.8 per cent of the circula­ tion are for Stevenson. The other 23.33 per cent hrva not declare.) themselves yet or are intending to remain neutral. Editor k Publisher will report Its final result Nov. 1 The elec­ tion la Nov, 8. aOT-TO OiTA A\XT7M»»I MV o u ? ONH I* KILUN0AWI ] " W J S S L " * ’, L ittle CIA** and MAMK At THItVACUATION of 1,000 or more persons was ordered, the for­ est fire sweeping mounUln resorts near San Bernardino, Calif., was officially listed as a possible disaster and an all-out effort to check it la under way. Above, one of the retidenU of the Sky Forest commu­ nity looks down on the approaching flames from hU hillside home. Shortly aft-r, the raging lire swept through this area and the build­ ing may have been wiped out. ffntcmntionat Sourtrtphoto) BOTTLED C A S $6 .o o PER lOO-LH. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SA N F O R D G A SPHONE C O1340 201 E. FIRST ST, F o l k s By B / U M D E t-COKIT lt*0*€\e's PATHIQ PACIN' UP AMO OOCUrt, OlWAT1* HE UtOARlID ABOUT? DOWN TO WADE'S SUPUX MKT. ANYWAY.! JUST LIT W DO MY LESSONS FOR 7 COOK!If 8HS manM wt OEI.ORANOMAf NOT IN... AN* I WANTED r |— (W hite O nly) 1 ANSWER TH' POOR/j PEL MONTE TRUFLAVOR Peaches 8WHHPSPREMIUM B A B Y B E E F Ib.can / y (Limit one with order) H01.au M i h a t e t o o o t m s , E u r jr t A N P U T V TO A R R E S T V O L IE O R H E L P IN G A C O N V K TE O B A N * R O B B E R E S C A PE EiRO M P R IS O N . • m D flA v T K U A J I 'R tP F i fp f ti /.if *1 A jfVT I DON'T LIKE THIS I'LL PUT ON TH * l DRESS, 5 0 IU. GO UP * > r AND CHANGE IT f »L WHILE YOU v-'V , . K t o V , SHAVE 'V HEP A LESSON 1 "^ LOIN TIP STEAKS s , P «A M l!!?.-, Pork Chops Pork Hams FRBtm FALSe BEAPD AND TEACH r HUMP or QUART Salad Dressing 39c LYKE'S ASHLEY’S MEDIUM KRAFT (END CUTS) ( (half or whole) / F R Y E R PA RTS: BREASTS SNO-TIP 5 LB. BOX LEGS & THIGHS FRO ZEN FO O DS 5 LB. BOX MORTON’S CHICKEN, TURKEY or REEF O fS T H lS O JA iy tu e v e y /irs A N S th e avecage ^ C34JL WANTS TO ) MAQCV AT i B O N m M 'k K j n o t ME i Z n g WHV NOT* >tXJC GCANDMOTHee • WALKED UP THE Ais l e AT S tV IN T ttH ^ t IN PACT SHE \ WAS STILL N ) / £ T H w s W H Orr m e a n , c m . ’ WHO WANTS TO STAQT H o u s t w a n e It BE POOC y o u DONALD DUCK FLO RID A CRYSTAL w iu y * WdrWRVUehwy . * ma5— ARE INJAIL FDR / lUMPtD INt> CMOW.IFTIN&— ( TUEM-TMEY THESAMEfiW^lW EHT OtfltKC* EDtlAlftEOs MMS WAPAHOND lUCK MUSTACHE-LONGjrr MUSTACHE- HNtX fiW unoeor n rW ; FRESH 6 035. CANS PRO DUCE YELLOW M ARKET III mm 1 t m f i n ■i * �* ^ | r THI MUTUAl lieuw rr PIOOIAM la the matter under consideration ai President Elsenhower meets with citizen advisers at the White House. In front (1. to r.) are: John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers; the President, and Ben­ jamin Fairless, coordinstor, ex-chairman of U.S. • ' if • 2 f j • | } ? f $ J ___ £ ___ . D A Y S i Slecl. Standing itt fl. to r.): Waller Bedell Smith, vice chairman American Machine and Foundry Co.: Richard R. Deupree, Proclor and Gamble board chairman; Jc«e W. Tapp, Dank of America; Col­ gate W. Darden, Jr., president University of Vir­ ginia, and Whltelaw Reid, newspaper executive. 1 Traffic Heavy Between Sun, Nine Planets CAMBRIDGE, Mass, t Would yeti like • trip to the moon, or ma.be some planet like Mari? Yeu'll probably have to consult a road map. The traffic problem may be considerable. That space between the nine planets and the sun looks empty, but It Isn't. In addition to cosmic dust, there are mountains flying around out there—little planets caUad asteroids. And then there are comet*, me­ teor*, and meteorites, Millions of abjact*. Interest in space travel got an­ other boost this summer when Prof. Donald Mentel, director of the Harvard College Observatory, predicted that rockets to the moon will be possible In 10 years. Ha was speaking of a rocket wlthou» passengers. But he didn't say that a passenger rocket was Impossible—jus that its great cost would delay auch a venture. The first moon rocket, as envlaafed by Dr. Menzel, will be a scientific instrument, maybe to televise arras wre can't see—like the side which the moon always keeps turned away from us. As for a passenger racket, Dr. Mentel says we'll have to do a lot of study and charting of con­ ditions in space to make it practl- 1 $ $ S 'fr 'fr 'f r it i GERTNER'S W HOLE PA N READY •GOOD EA TIN ” THI IIHIUI BOOT of one of two men who died to save another la carried from a gas-illlcd sewer In Yonkers, N.Y. The men, John Manifleld, 50, and John MrSpedon, 28, were swept awar in the poisoned blackness after they had fastened a rope around the waist of Rslph Prelato, 33. They Had entered the sewer to rescue Pralato, who had eollspsed from fumes, when they suddenly were overcome and carried of! bj running 20-lnch-daep water. ffntenuUienoll Crime Increases In Florida Cities U you’re ilnerestad in some of the traffic hazards that might be WASHINGTON un-Reflecting a > Involved consider the Information national trend, crime increased in ; provided by Prof. Fletcher G. Wat. Florida elites during the first half • ton in a book called “ Between the of this year. Planets.” lie's mostly concerned An FBI report released Thurs­ ; with the lesser members of the day showed crime in Florida up In ealar system which he calls the five of six major categories, Na. , “lUbatructur*." tionally, crime ro-e 14.4 per cent. f "Our general Impreislon of the The report did not give percent­ ' solar system” he says, ” 1* based •n the majestic behavior of Hie miles long. Nearly 1,800 have been planats. They are widely spared and Prof. Watson says and move In nearly circular or- reported are thousands of thrm but * bit* that change very slowly. The there substructure of the system is en­ they're hard to see. tirely different, litre it a hurly- "When these cosmic bullets burly of pertubatlon's collisions, swing past at a mere million kilo, rapidly changing orbits, .vapor*- meters we start worrying about the likelihood of collisions," says ; tlan and electrical Influences.” On earth we might be peppered Prof. Watson. ‘G ^ y • food many of these smaller Comets, on the other hand, are objects If It weren’t for th« cush­ believed far less formidable than ion of our atmosphere in which they appear. They consist of a meat of them are destroyed. As relatively imatl nucleus at most it la. Prof. Watson says, "millions a few miles across—perhaps a | af tiny particle* dash Into our at- porous mass nf solidified gates - moiphere each day. Each year or Ices, maybe some gravel or blUioni of tiny, millions of small, small stones plus ■ tail of gases. and thousands of large bodies Some of them are poisonous, but so dispersed they ar* not danger­ •t,Ik* the earth. ; "High altitude rockets appear ous. t A ta aacoynUr many small particles Meteors msy range up to sever­ the upper regions of our atmos- al hundred yards In diameter. And they rush Into our atmosphere at : pfcara." How about tha moon which has speeds of eight to 40 miles a ! bn algnifleant atmosphere to pro­ second. tect lu surface? "W* are sure,” All this may make space travel 1H. Watson saya that millions of seem pretty risky, even assuming i meteors strike the moon each that all the problems of tempera­ J day,” Of eourse, many of the jture, air pressure, propulsion, meteorite objects are very little gravity, steering and supplies can ; —tha ala* of pin beads, or weigh­ be solved ing aaly aa much a* a few drop* But maybe you shouldn't can­ cel your moon-trip plans afltr ail. tA pf water. J™ 'But tha largest objects—aster- Dr. Menzel says that from the col­ • Ui are big, husky fragments— lision standpoint, it may turn out | apparently parte af on* or more to be "not half as dangerous as - pteaate smashed up In tome long- driving on modern traffic-filled ! apt cellisioa. Some ar* several highways." LYKEH BUDGET CHASE A HAN HORN INSTANT OAK HILL CAI.O—DOC. <* CAT age Increases by states. For Florida cities, the report LYKE5 C1RC(TN gave these crime rate* per 100.000 persons in the six major crime categories, first half of 1050 and 1035 in that order: Murder and non-ncgligent man­ BORDENS slaughter, 8.3 In 1958 ami 6.2 In BRICK— 1953; robbery. 37.1 and 41.4; ag­ gravated assault, 36.3 and 50.1; [ CHEDDAR— burglary. 4768 and 474.8; larceny AMERICAN and theft, 1,071.5 and 177.7; auto 149.0 and 120.9. The report listed crimes for spe­ YACHT CLUB cific communities of over 23,000 OR CUM with figures in order for murder, robbery, aggravated a«sault, burg­ lary, larceny and theft and guto theft: Gainesville—f, 1. 23. 102, >83, and 23. in HIM; 2, I, 17, 42. 140 and 13 in 1935 Key West—0, 5, 12. 11, 50, and 10 in 1958; 0 1, I, 14, M. and M In 1955. Laksland—1, 3, 89, 54, 150, and 21 In 1938; 0, 1, 23, u 139 and t, in 1933. 1’a nama City—0, 4, 4, 54, I0B and II in 1958; 8, 13, 78, 228, 34T, and 53. in 1933. St. Petersburg—2, 7, IS, 223, T3t, and 83. in 1958; I, 12, 23, 323, and 38. In 1953. Tallahassee—I, 3, 18, 94. ITS and 37 In 1936. No report in 1953. West Palm Reaeh-l. 9, >1, !■ , 322, and 43, In 1958; 8, T M, 07, 220. and 23, in 1935. V jttm in-M intrw l Furtifitd M ilk Tomatoes 9 BONELESS BEEF 0 Food Tissue SOLARINE w a ;r CAL1FORNI TAU. £ | 0 CANSf l « SOFT WEAVE TOILET A A U U 8 — $1.00 4- $ 1.00 6 “ ■ $ 1.0 0 Tuna BLUE PLATE $1.00 SALAD Dressing 2 MUHHELMANH APPLE 2 Pleuht*) iSauce SOS CANS m oz CANS NABISCO Give him more W \w ith Gail Borden M . ^ p r e m iu m DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 46 OZ CANS ilija u u iik U h A‘ �' '" ‘ , v ;v ■ ".■•:■■■■. PP '■: ' _______ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11 - • •; .■ •• •. . KIDS' ^ , 1 * r h a v e you e n t e r e d y o u r l e t t e r The R illc S * ^ ri*e Not over 200 Words In Length, On The Subject •WHAT A HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER MEANS TO OUR COMMUNITY” Letters W ill Be Judged On The Basis Of Neatness, Material Content And Sincerity, And M ust Be Submitted To The Office O f The Sanford Herald No Later Than 5 p.m., Monday, October 8th. Winning Letters From Each School will Be Published In The Sanford Herald A s Soon As Judging Is Completed. ‘»i * Students of the Fifth Grade and above are eligible • t * . One W inner From Each of the Following . v v# Schools will win a *25“ SAVINGS BOND Sem inole H ig h School, w* S an fo rd J u n io r H igh School S an fo rd G ram m ar School P ln e c rsst School L ak e M onroe School Oviedo School Croom s A cadem y . Goldsboro School Wilwm School L ym an School, Longw ood H opper A cadem y S t L uke's C hristian D ay School M idway School All Soul’s F rochlal D ay School Oviedo Colored E lem en tary School L ak e M onroa Colored School R osenw ald School, A ltam pnte S prings Judges; T. E. T ucker,ofthe Florida State Bank; M ayor F. D. Scott; Brailey Odham , of O dham & Tudor; Jack H a ll of Yowell’s a nd M rs M argaret Coit of the Seminole County School System . S ip #attta A n independent daily * bfm I ilfi newsparerserving Seminole County. The Sanford Herald is sponsoring this contest in observance of National New spaper Week, October h 8 \ —* ......... 1- ......... --------- ---------- --------- -——1 �T—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING 31—HONEY TO LOAN 47—Pt/RNtTVIR - BOUfRBOU) IS O U R S and REALTORS AUTO LOANS COST LESS THE SANFORD HERALD Wrod., O ct 3, 1966, Pfiffi U TOE CARD OF THANKS ACHIEVE YOUR DREAMS of Consult A REALTOR F ip t , . Very often n Card of Thanks In tha Sanford Hettl beauty and eervic* In your CULLEN AND HARKEY which I* difficult to fill In any other way. Not home by aelectlng the pieces 1*8 N. Park Ava. Phene 3313 expression of gratitude to those who lure aont you need from Berry’) exten F lorida S ta ts B ank TIRED also courteously ocksowladgea tha eenrlce* and live collection of gracefully Ted Burnett to whom n personal note or thanka cannot wolt M OF SANFORD for' PAINTING styled and designed furniture of the nnma old thing? ROSA L. PAYTON. many .?'*?/**p,r C4rda of Thafika a re accepted a a ____ ZGOI Grandview Phone 19G2-M. all at WAREHOUSE DISCOUNT See the apacioua new taiiafully Registered Reel Fatate Broker rect. Emily Post, thi noted authority on otiquatto, faala they PRICES! Berry’s F u r n i t u r e M ERCHANDISE different heme* in —, — Phone 2ST1 17-93 at Hiawatha many good uses. ATTIC GOING TO WASTE? TurnWarehouse. Ml W. First St., South Pinccreat Hanfort Then la no proaeribod form for • Card of Thanka. It eon ing It into one or more attrac­ 42—ARTICLES far RENT Phone 1MT for Evening appoint­ Grove Manors Sanfon REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN tive rooms Is easy, Inexpensive. ment. Valencia Villas DeLant 2344 French Ave. Let Hill Lumber and Supply NOW 8 mm film rental library fOU, ___ me WHITE J. W. HALL, REALTOR Yard help you decide how to at Wieboldt’a Camera Shop. 210 IM M EDIATE , , , THE "IN MKMORlUir* NOTICE SEWING MACHINE CENTER make It serve you. Call 83, The Johnny Walker, Associate S. Park Ave. It la tha custom of many famlllas In this country to rriiiiiiimwahl Seles, Service and Rental* Lumber Number, or drop I n “ Call Hall” Phone 176$ OCCUPANCY i I-creave men t by an “In Mamarium’’ nolle* la nawapaper claaaKted i i —ARTICLES far SALE GARRETT'S 223 W. Third St. ANT A D S l c®luSjn*. They find o real aolaca therein. Preparation or selection eg IM E. First 8t. Phone MIL, Idonlly Bit fin tad i tuiuble vers# hrinjr»_ boeh^ te them tender, pleasant recollections, t o I t —PIANO SERVICE —Factory to Ti BALL REALTY K E N T 'EM PA ST 1 t.llza Cook, tha English poet baa to beautifully expressed It: 41—FARM end GARDDRM Luxuriously Planned A ta m b ra i I* L. Sill — Piano Teehalelan RAYMOND M. BALL “How cruelly tweet or* the echoes Moderately Priced VABtflAB Pkeae 1184 Roete 1, Sanford 08CAR M. HARRISON that atari Georgia cabbage plant*. At! var Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom REO. BROKERS When memory playa an old tune letiea — any amount. Hugh C 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 on the heart.’’ This la a free pass to the Rita rail with plastic end*. Plaatie or Whelchel, Stale Market Stal and 3 bathe situated on large, 8. D. Highleyman, Associate rayoo tapes. Cotton or nylon Theatre for Claicuce Collins IS. Day 1260, night, 827. Phono 888 ,r li.'Jl1 E eflue" l|y *» *« Memorlum Ii Inserted on the annivangJP artistically landscaped lots. 384 Sooth Park Ave. if death. However, other dates, which It ll felt are appro Exp. date Oct. II, 1930. 1A—PLACES to EAT Paved streets and all other neanlngful a n also selaeted. Tha birthday of tha departeTtko Sonknrik GUaa l t d p i l o t C*. Missionary-Everbearing S t r a w city conveniences make these IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 21-ROOFING and PLUMBING Ing anniversary. Memorial Day, even Christmaa are among Where you been? We mils you . . berry Plante— 11.30 per hund­ colonies of owner-occupied 112-114 Weat 2nd 8t. Phene M ask Crumley A Monteiih significant occasion* rhOtao THE DOGGIE BAR 4c DINER, red Call Ray Lord. 1317-W, homes truly delightful places CEKAMIC TILE at UT South Park, Phono 7T3 If you are hesitant to ex pres* your tender thoughU In poetic farm, We buy and aell used furniture. Lake Mary. U live. rou _may _ avail yourself of the Herald a collection of origbuti vem o, Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. IM Paying top cash priest for any They Know Thcie Free estimate. Quality work. A—CARD OP THANKS ie exprts* In poetic beauty (he amotion* of the h**rtatriamu Designed, Built and Sold thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Among them art verse* appropriate t o an y circumstance. - «. ING POST on IT-aa Ph. 3083-W. 64—APTS—MOUSES—ROOMS PLUM BING The Family of the late Gloria ODHAM A ’TUDOR Inc. OZIER REALTY CO. T H E RA TE Contract and Repair Work W. Lawrence wlih to take this Laura B. Oiler, Realtor PAINT, 12,50 gal. Sleeping btgf! 3-room unfum. a p t Newly Oecors Builder* of Fine Homes w,iHnr^iiii0 . Thanka a n $1.00 per Insertion regardless Df alio. U Freo Estimates meant to thank their many flues 61. Field, Assuclaio rots, blankets, tarpaulins, Army | For Florida Living ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 606-W. U. L. HARVEY 2601 So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1358 friendi for their sympathy ami Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford AvaPhone 1828 SALES OFFICE kindness shown them in their SOI Sanford Ave. EVENINGS: 3116 and 7M WELAXA APARTMENTS! 2826 S. French Avenue hour of sorrow. APT. SIZE gaa range, BIB. Smith, private hatha. 114 W, Phrat S t Phone 3100 and 2980 ONLY $8960 FOR 3 BR HOME Ph. 1876-W. DAILY C R O S S W O R D i I. IV,*! JOHNSON— In the midst of our Corner lot nicely landscaped. ACROSS 3. Detested 39. Symbol MH * -f’ ' *’ ■. * Avalon Apts. Kffleleney, Ph. 7S8-W BE SURPRISED at our variety sorrow,‘Wc wish to express our Block construction. Some terms. , 1. Store 3. Unroll In it l-r1 'll and low prices. F.M.B. 6c, 10c heartfelt thanks and apprcciaR obert A . W illiam s, ItCkitor 4. Pierce , 6. Ruler of Lloyd’a in: v, mfiqlilliifcilrW SEE Scalnala Entity Mr DtntrA 26c Store, 321 S. Sanford. tion to our many relatives, • : i- i . • it ! Peraia 0. Little girl Reg­ abln Homan and Apts. Phana If. TRANSFERRED OUT OF TOWN Raymond Lundquiit, Associate Contracting and Repair friends and neighbors for the i i .*^ 0. Form 8. Legal ister Dinette at new ... 40.00 Will atU equity In 3 .Bedroom Phono 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldg. P t i l l Chroma kindness and sympathy shown 10*7 Sanford Ave. * i w 10. Shake*. right 37. Oroup iii Deep freeie used 1 yr. .. 110.00 Home, Including following furni­ *»• us durinl the recent illness and peart an of or claim Girl's hike good con.......... 17.60 ■Me dm M d wk r «r l i m b . ture: rug, Venetian blinds, gas 3 Bedroom, Wynnewood. Good -II •! .* -Ml W. J. KING death of our beloved husband llndta) terms, low price. l character Boy Baldwin Plano its perfect 176.00 Private hath. Acree* Dam rate I Hi !» • »*»$*• »rkitchen range, hot water heater, Plumbing Contractor and father, Garfield Johnson We . ■ -• t ; . . i s , (pon) 7. Exchange Manual Js Scouta Curve glass china cabinet 43.00 MAKE YOUR HOMF. SO PRETTY circulating heater. P H O N E Kohler Plumbing A Supptiea especially wish to thank the I«! I 'll .* 1 I $ i 13. A thin 31. RuSla premium 125.00 New Maple bedroom lulte you fall in love with It all over 1V*, m i-J . Upsala Road. Htem Electric Water Ueatera Rev. N. A. Watson of the New HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front metal disk t. Fear tha Powermower Briggs Stratton 25.00 again) Paint inside and out, Ph. M Mt. Calvary Baptist Church and t m Orlande Dr. t. A wheat Apt. site i n stove , . ... 47.M Apts. 338 S. Atlantic. Daytona aurfaM TeetefOey* beautify the grounds For in­ 13. Outer the Rev. S. M. Daniils of the 11.Tale garment of Plumbing. Kreiky Heating Foam rubber sec. couch 45.00 Beach. Call Z374-W. terested attention and aggres­ First Shllo Baptist Church for FHA APPROVED 14. Leveled 23, Speck Super Trading Post Phene 2033-W water 30. One of sive advertising, list w i t h M. G. HODGES their consoling words, all the DESIRABLE oae i s l two te 18. N ational god 11. Noatoua 3$. Man's many layetfi . STEMPER. Service on All Water Open House Daily 44—A PFLI A: 4 CES donors of the beautiful floral room furnished apt, Ph. 438-W (Tahiti) H 30. Serf nam* 3L Ancient Weila Drilled — Pomp* RETIREMENT HOMES offerings and gifts of food, the F rom 12 noon ’til B p . m . IT. Guided 30. A (Anglo* capital of Paoln Road. Phone 706 FRIGID AIRE appUanaoa, a t le a Bay Plnea Hospital, doctor and W. H. “Bin” HTEMPER two bedroom houses, kitchen 1L Large Saxon) father Inland and aarriaa. G. H. High, Oviade New 2528 PALMETTO ataff and the Burton Funeral Gay Allan, Asaociate equipped. MM Washington. Ph, volume PLUMBING It HEATING 33. Excla­ 40. Scold par* Fla. P h an F04-1311 ar l u h n Homa for their kindness and Septic Tank Installation It Service I64I-W after g p. a . 443 or writs Jack Flynt, Arietta Price, Aannelate 31. Gold <H*r.) mation af mother 2547 PALMETTO •latently efficiency. Realtor — General loan ranee 303 Sanford. 33. Troop St. Pat 41. MUI Heater Service. Archie C. Har • 3 Spacioul Bedroom* Mra. Garfield Johnson iett, Phone 734-W or 1336. Phone 801 or 2131113 N. Park Av*. iabbr.) 34. Quarterlrte 34. Tantalum nteknam* « DUO-THERM (pace healer and • 1U Tiled Bath* garage apt. 3388 Meland Family 33. Pursuit (poos.) •llppera <aym.) ir. Perfection apartment lire gaa Furnished • Large Lot* lonvllle. 22—SPECIAL NOTICES of art range. Both In good condition. • High and Dry 4—LOST Mi 26. A wing Reaeonable. See at 3800 His LAKE FRONT—3 Bedroom fin- Masonry construction with oak CUSTOM UPHOLBTER1NO ■ fw * SLMtKtUtny watha Ave. floors, whlta marble chips Slip Covert and Drmpea furnished house, fishing swim, LOST— Ladlea Bulova Watch, 37. An built-up roofs, fully insulated, STANLEY KULP WTSUS—OAMirollD Winn-Dixie Store Saturday on ming, 1H baths, carport*, I argument THOR WASHER in good condition furred ydlla, spacious closets PHONE 2SM-J. 1 I^ tee* MiLocvixt:* Third St. 401 Oak. Ph. 1331 Re­ miles from Sanford. $86. Phoni in writing ir T” Ml. Only 15.00 down and $133 44» and oil wall furnaces. WCUNKSliaV ward. 2056-W-3 after 4:30 p.m. 30. Italian weekly. M3 PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS sm asoox Ii RALPH JARVIS river IT Goodyear. Service Store) and altei, Installed er 1:00 The Rhythm Hour FOUND— H an't wrist watch. All type* U rge furn. a p t 310 Magiwlla T * " 33. Rhode Builder and Owner 113 8. Park Phone 222 “Do It Yourself." icvtcntnu Owner may have by paying for Available now, 6 room house on WE REPAIR AND SERVICE this nd. PHONE INI. PHONE 1134*J Celery Ava. available T" <abbr.) This la a free past i0 the Prairie ii It Z H B W U S a z z STINE z z lilf Baorta Book II. Una af Lake Drive-In Theatre for Ben 6th. Phone A K. Machine and Supply Ce. 8—PERSONAL NOTICES Itll Slaala A S Haalan Florist. 111. TuMtim % z Butler. Exp, date Oct. It, 1966 MT W. 2nd 8L Ph. €1 z 7tie DrIMIat Oa A Cloal mma ANCHORS AWEIGH 34. Queen of BOLLAWAY, HoapUal and Baby its Rasa* Fae A Lady , . and Ball To Langwood % GATLIN BROTHERS 43— BUILDING MATERIALS Clean, nicely furnished tha farlea Bede Day, Week or Month—1T el Dragline A Buildoaer Servte* Now 3-bolroom masonry dream meats. Sin Lanta Apts, SLTo make isui"Julia Furniture Center — p ■ Ph. t£U Geneva. 3488-W S eaferl boat, tilad head, large galley, 14th St. Phone 1T10-R. U SED BRICK z y 'ill i l l Meet P in t 8L \ Ml K W U ' length $ | foot, beam 31 feet. ft" MA* 37.1 1 Cell TWO CARLOADS beautiful used Fumish*d_coUage. Call 3018-WL ORLANDO Sentinel w High and dry on 19400 tquaro IM S iLTHlak brick. Orange, red, and burnt FREE NAME IMPRINT mm Ralph Ray, 3130. fool Jet Yw sin pirate this ms* Maa off IT 4L Matte* b ^ b . See tham at SHRRMAN 3-room furn. apartment. Ground ■On all Chrlitmaa Cards ordered m iia s v h*mo f i t OLtOO, Tamil. Phone CONTRITE PIPE CO. 4 1 ,1 st during month of October. Beauti­ BULLDOZING floor, $40 mo. Ph. TT ■onnino ♦•Boat - Whiter Park 38-1184. 4i.Ooodeaa ful IBM designs. Make your w w J$maa C. Gamble, owner. «ite •iga Oa of pease LOWSBY A BRUMES z METAL ROOFING •election and layaway NOW. -I Court 6 room aparifitefiU, awa Breakert San. 1IM-W Orange Qty Spr 4$. uaita af Now in stock, 6-V Crimp-M" Rose *• POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY r Jaws furnished. Kitchen equipped. IT-BROKIBB and BIALTORB -L* Corrugated — 2 H " Cornixstd W titan Jaathen* 117 S. Magnolia Phono 9M CROSLEt - BENDIX Phone 1494. 18. Throw •■is Nawa Get all Your roofing needs at Salea and Service 1 Sherman Concrete Pipa Co. Downstairs apartment CALL 1340. 111 H « Amelia Ava. iila bsauti- TiN ■evea Celetk Clah This is n free pass to the Riix 0 RANDALL ful Highland Park. I B Bedrooma, LYi Youngatep Theatre for Linda Parker. Exp, Out Wait 13th St. 4b.* ■%■ Electric Company •w»-____ Osk r lo m , tiled balk, Elaetria («0L) date Oct. 12, 1936. Apartment eloae In. I riJ jM J H •okay'* Chelee Service— Q uality- 8»tiafaetioo Kriahsn, large aan poreh. RED-I-MIX CONCRETE per month, 1U E. 4th I t , Caw 1 1 derama fctveti P«r Ph 113 Sanford 3S3T-J-3 De Bary Prised M SELL at Window Sills • Lintels 2308 or 1611. AUTOMOTIVE l!U Down, IMJ8 monthly i;u ttV,T."i.'ri»T Septic Tank State Approved FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a morigege. Etiloalvef Wo have i t : 6-ROOMS, Adult*, dll Park. Sand • Cement Mortar MU •-BOATS AND MOTORS Weil Drilling. HOWARD C. __Miracle Concrete Co. IS* Club LONG, Phone 3M 307 3 room* A bath. Clean, i f : fear* OKUIDfl Elm Ave, Phono 1331 FURN. . WfiOIBSBAV Evinrude Salea A Service BEDROOM, Dolua Commercial Ave.____________ Doluxo Phillip*’, newly decorated and refaritilhad I *** Club WMUXBSliaT •i*e fie* eiauert atm* of Melelp it,* . ROBSON S porting Goods Call 1V T0 or 31T-M. fu m d waUt 4d— BUSINESS BQUIPMR n F i r t m i H i l i l t Diuo Xdwarde-K*** Letterheads, atom304 E. l i t SL Phone Ml ENVELOPES, (lie Wild But Mlsktk u ia Alventur* With Unit Watt IIM 'asS ftffB , mcnti, involc«*p kisd Will* M® HAYNES Office FURN. I room houta A bath, Ph. I l ilt Star Non* nan T ill Arthur Godfrey m e Bupsrman program), a t e . P” *"**^® nt-w. It—TRAILERS Typewriter*, adding ■tetehly. This la ■ __ SEVHXtNS Printing Co. Phono 4M — 403 SaUi-RantiU, 314 H t f , Ph. 44. Same and a GOOD BUY! lift | i s : r : a s i '- r 'B .N . •:•• N*w*. Waat h• r*i aerie 2-BEDROOM. kitchen Welt 13th SL Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. N8-XR. i Jain 111* Navy OilS Julia Daly K iwi Ph. 1U1. Eve. SM-M. s a . 's a a t " * If-FUtNITURB-BOUIBBOLD Seminole Realty t:M It*cer4 Pr*vl»w * :J « The riva unit H will pay YOU to sea ua before For home repair work and altera­ tions. Call 1S1-J. Ray C. lag!*. t :00 Arthur Oodfriy Bbow 4-ROOM garage a p t $48. you buy. Open Evening! ani T R A D E Till The riahiia Cameron. Phone 1114-H. your old mattress and aprinf* Sundays. ■ELL I» Tree* trimmed, removed and de­ IM [™ Till lt*nd*a*aua Enatald# Trailer Salea REGARDLESS OP TYPE OR t Bedroom furn. ep t t i l Elm, moted. Ph. 1007-R. III* Tha MlUloaalra CONDITION I Palatka, Fla. Aaytklag TMI/MtUBV wonotieo »*'■ t SANFORD TREE CO. III* I've Gut A a*cr*t • i l l Teel Paitera _ ... . Lesa Trad# Apply at 311 Elm or PhOM PfS-J, •' Wedaisday rile tat rifhl* I i*e 1M4 aluminum, all-modern 30 foot This Is » free pass to the Movie- QulJiop Mattrets With A f n 3-BEDROOM unfumlihad home, un %;t s k . u ia Film Far* trailer. BUI Adams, Dreamwold Reg. $61.60 ............... Lake Mary. Lika Fran! privil­ land Ride-ln Theatro Gladys • it* Of All Thlagt IOiOO Teu Art Thtra Claaaifted A. B. PBTIRBON Trailer Court. eges. Inquire* 316 W, 6th, BanStewart. Exp. date Oct. 13, 1958. IOiSO runch aid !>•* Royal Comfort Mattresi ford. Ph. Sll-J. ill** Iliit Naw* It-port Ml 14—USED CARS Ad Reg. $5959 .............. EXPERT watch repair, fully 13130 iii1*! t ' w r ,,,’un,,u,’ Beautiful apacioua modern 1 bed* itii: tvwwj?* SEVERAL low priced ear*, rang­ guaranteed. 1-day service. San­ vo.efUf* / U t t CALL TsevsiaUAT muhninq Dawn M ittnss room apt. Well furnished, $80. ’f i n a l s ing from 376 up, for good eco­ ford Jewelry A Luggage, 300 Golden •»»r*ch*ro| "Tsmerraw •at • ii* Bltn On Reg. $4130 ______ $88.50 213 W. 18th after 1:3d, ________ nomical transportation Ray Her­ Sanford Ave. HU w n s , a a * ' . , . . ron, Phone MM or 1343-W afUr 2 ROOM APTS. 113 Etc 10,001 ITEMS Echols Sperisl Mattresi }'{• Caoiala K*natron g;0O p.m. seen from $:ttMl;M ■ i.sa " tit. *100 Thla Ijntl Of Out a For your home and buslneia await Reg. $2130 .............. I t l l Johnny Caroea Or call M3-W. »i»« llandiland This 1* n free p an to the Prairie your selection at Hill Hardware. t «:00 Film Far* 1:21 Itouiiparly TWIN OR PULL SIEE For that ''ftn-ll" In you, viilt in,in xiriua n trim Like Drive In Theatre Gan« FURNISHED upaUiri apartment, 2 00 111a Payoff Hill's for aeleclion and economy. Vatlniit l.atlr 11:011 White. Exp, date Oct. 12, 1968. lights and water furnlihed. air1:10 Hob C r o i b y I I TlH 1.oia of Mt* Sm out new line of floor cavering age, $ DOWN Today*) Feature Values: $46 month, 10T Locust Ave. M|.f 11:10 Xtarch for Tomorrow *■•• Brlghtir Day 100 -ft. Extension Cord . . . . N*3 and complete home furnishings. IMS PLYMOUTH Plata — very J te II :tl Ouldln* l.laiit Phono 1168-J. 0:1* aaem alarm Leaf raker ...... if u clean. Drive it away for (1493. D elivers A ay Of Iho Following a rrrn w o o * ■ill Kdxa et Maiit FREE DELIVERY 11,00 K m LIVE at Iho Park Avenue Apart­ Call Ray Herron at MM or 1143- Top Grad* Long Handle d Opaa IlOUM ir.io Maud tip a n* Cnonlad Shovel ................—...... I3.S8 ment!. Convenient, comfortable, W after C:M p.m. 1S:lo -’A* tho Hartl, Turn.’ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. BIG BAR GAINS HILL HARDWARE newly decorated. 1T1T Park Ave. 1:«o Johnny rxraon rst St. F h i e U Career Sad A MaganUa, Ph. UN IMP Chev. 4 door sedan. New Phono 1T43-J. i:JO view-fa luiMi “Bud Bamhargef’ Mgr. ^aipt, m « i cavari, excellent 2 ,0 0 t m ( f t rareif r ■ ia Uood Mo Marthafidlate r t il* Film Fare Open Manday’a til $ i» ' Urea. Radio and heater, <293. • PJB... em ploym ent O R E A L ESTATE v-------OUR n rr RALCO! NY 2:14 Film Far# Trade in accepted. 103 E. 2lit LIKE NEW Bedroom, modern Ilono charcoal and grey Mr. and Mn. Dresser, Bevel-edge Mir ror, Matching Bookcase Bed $71 I:l« Hrlahier Pay •1—ACREAGE Nix Itedding Co. IN I MERCURY" 4-door Sedan. 27—HELP WANTED-MALE t , n Hrrrrt Hlorm Try* it and you'll buy it. IIAY FULL TIME sloro lalesman. CalabrntlRg lad Anniversary tit* Tha Kdaa of N llht LIKE NEW Modern Wrought Ir FOR RENT-30 Acres land. Retilon Sofa, Ideal for den vr Florida lien llrowtlno Arouad With Rlalaa HERRON, Phone 2436 or 1343-W Wcitrrn Auto Stores, 314 E. room ............................... They are having on special mat­ ad in I ML Phan* 16U-W1. after d:00 p. a . ....................... .................... - $4$ w a a a - r r jack eon villb First St. tress It mitehing box epringl. ClidNNICt d 1$ acres high and dry, TM' oa S-TUBKION Love Boat, oxctllent c $3130 It Up. onitruction and upbolitcry, need* COOK and Handyman, colored pre­ • BUSINESS vad roatf. Between Paola and recovering or cleaning. A steal They also have foam rubber mat­ at ......................................... $16 ferred. Apply Club House, Plan­ ke Monroe, Will tell all or tation Eitatcs, De Bary. Phone tress with hand tied box part with warranty tide priced SERVICES ■ILL* RAID TO PAYT Sdll springs to match, gTI.M A up U U NEW 8-toao aaadltOM fin HIT. ip tell. M. O. Worman, owair. •ad Mra. drotaer, theet of draw iek modern Iwtiroom suit*. Mr. thing! you're through w i t h They have bedroom lull* and •rt, bookcase bed .... U -A PPU A N C E REPAIRIN $U R. D. No. L, Box 169. Sanford. *ofa bed*. at—MALE or FEMALE________ 1301 Saafard Ava. — Phone 604-J 04—FARM* AND GROVE*' ■OUD MAGNOLIA l*pa twin bo droom suite. Includaa vanity with tihfOfigh Want Adi far CASH. hcaters HOUSEWORK wanted by the day. plate-gUat mirror*, v lllty bon Cleaned and Checked 6-drawer cheat and I panel CRB 13U. Phone 1149-J. JS > U U D car Used furniture, ippfiinrei, Mule, 80 aero tile farm. Three bedroom bode. Just needi a good wash J oh C£’ P H O N E 1320-R $6$ etc. Reoght-entd. Urry'a Mart house, Urge b a n . All equipment i t —BUsiNEM o r r o a r u N m u Stl Belt let BL Pheea l«t. 18—BRAUTV PARLORS •nd machinery. Easy terms, l'h. OUR BEST BUY1 I P* Lawton J iving room suite. Upholilerod ia MUCTHMOfVMMt wool friese. Excellent eoadlli on, Including t a i l o r e d e l l p g-UNlT Apartment House, all 1IM-J. P. O. Box 1164. G I l f l M K O W LOOK coran ........................... rented, ell furnished except ana. I •*M* .\ l «* *.•» at these big knock-downs j f t a B C S w f c a ri n rented as office. Beat location on brand new furniture! and income. Good proposition. NEWLY UPROLBTERED S-Pa living autto, In Btrlckland-Morrlaoft 5-Pc. Chrome Dlnatte, 1226 DOWN PHONE 919-M.^ genuine Duran plastic, 8 cu»b Ion aofa and matching Asst, rotors ...... only $41.81 INCORPORATED $ Bedroom* and Carports Extra wide arms. Your* for on 11 ......... Your Friendly Feed This is a free pass to the Movie- 5-l*c. Solid Mlpie Terraaso Floors Drop-Leaf Dinette in land Hide-In Theatre /or Kay K. lat. K . D BOLTA-PLEX PLASTIC up hnlitered club chair ........ ... $1$ WOOLSEY new Autumn T ta Shoemaker. Exp. data Oct. II, PLE BUNK BEDS, complete w Ith steel spring*, guard rail, lad­ mJ ^ um SIBSL Reg. $11130 ...... $7$ JO 1938. _______________ M arine Finiahca dor aod mar-------- a *•«..* t H-t, # 8 i Laadacapod Yards 8-Pr. Sectional Group P a r Y our Boat Metallic Toaet Taj FIN A N CIA L S H o B u ’x i ^ Jw£ ” ing eaten* Ion table. $ aid# ahair* SeolutHk G law and I’a ia t Co Beautiful Modem M S fi«lt|a» I mil. Good condition. ..........$3$ 113-114 W. Bid S t Phone 820 14—INSURANCE Non-mar Richwnad id Plalsh and Phono 1101 UM Mellon villa padded scats. Rag.___ $11813 GENUINE WALNUT wardrobo (w FLOOR tandiag and fuUihiag. ith loch) large storage drawer in Solid Mahogany Bedroom COMPLETE MODERN BEDROOM CR Cam- bottom. Lags on cuter* — . . . Cleaning, waging. berviaf'SemJ$13 1NIURANCR Bod, Mr, A Mra. Dresser, 1*1* Utehon. Bummerlla, note c a n ty aiace IMS. 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'■;* J V • In tellig en t zoning restrictio n s to m ain tain high pro­ p e rty value. PAYO NLY- \ C ity w ate r and City sew ers P aved S tre ets etc. U ltra m odern design In homes and su rroundings to *11,200 to $13,500 m eet today’s high sta n d ard s fo r Com fort, Conven­ ience, and th a t "L uxury Look”, SELECT YOUR P U N OF PAYM ENT Service P ersonnel FH A : 61000 Down P aym ent I f You A rc A V eteran : 1625 Down P ay m en t F H A: $1950 Down P ay m en t (IndudM cJoaing cost*) (Includes dosing costs) (IndudM dosing coats) $67 P e r M onth 663 P e r M onth 966 P e r M onth (IndudM taxes and In*. (Indudes taxes and Ins, (IndudM taxes and Ins.) W E C A N Q U A LIFY YOU FO R O N E O F T H E FIN A N C E PLA N S W ITH IN 30 MINUTRS 8 M ORE HOM ES A R E N O W COM PLETED AND REA D Y TO B E OCCUPIED • 23 M ORE A R E U N D E R CONSTRUCTION FO R COM PLETION IN 1 TO 3 W EEK S Builders Of Finer Homes— OdhawL C- Ju doJL , 9ml BKAILEY qDHAM President SALES OFFICEi 2 6 2 5 S. Why Not Drive Out TODAY? . Call 2100 or 2980 For Ad Appointment At Yo«r Convanlcaea �#mtfard Itm tUi Condemnation Suit Net New Road Route Met V erdict Is R e t u r n e d With Mixed Reaction By Jury A s $161,709 Shop and Save In Sanford Established 1008 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 19M Hi way M ay Lund Says B y p a s s Allocation S a n f o r d Be Made At News oI tbs Stst* Rosd Board's Immediate allocation of tentative approval of k limited access highway that was reported ■even million dollar approval will bypass DeLand, Orange City, expenditure* on the Sanford DeBary. Sanford, Casselberry, Base should be made as rap Winter Park and Orlando met with aa possible, Arnold Lund, Rep lielan nominee for Congress hi mixed reaction this Homing. Fifth Congressional District, R»waver, la early morning re­ dared today. leases from Tallahassee, the road "Congress has approved war described as starting at a point near Sanford and across spending of this money for Lake Monroe to a point south of base", ho staled, "but in ­ DeLand where the present four vestigation at Washington lane highway revarta to two lanas. closes that there has been no Chamber of Commerce Manager location of the funds to data, John Krider, who Is also City this is, the public shuld be Commissioner and County Com­ fled of it. Thare should not missioner-elect said this morning delay in getting action on “ any comment *te>u)d be retenred Ject." Lund stated that it was u A l we find out what the route to obtain information on s Is going to ba." Krider said, “1 am disappointed matters because of the great m *t the moment, Wa expected bar of bureaus In Washing trouble but you don't gat things through which matters had without trouble. We're not going dear. “President Elsenhower has b to Just ait back and let this thing trying to streamline the multir.. GAINESVILLE, - Here'* an idea of what the Kentucky “Wildcat*" will be faced with happen without opposition." of bureaus in Washing­ when they meet the Florida “Gntora" thin weekend. These mijorett** nre members of Oq the route of tiiu proposed number ton," he said "In fact, h* has the University of Florida Fighting Gator Bnnd. They are (1 to r) Colleen Engebretaon, highway that was approved be­ recommended favorable action daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Engebretaon, 1017 W. 25th St., Sanford; Mary Poyncause the causeway joining French A f t and 17-W In Volusia County on tha Hoover Committee Re­ tar, daughter of Mrs, R. R, Poynter, Country Club Colony, Melbourna; and Mary Mar­ would be parallel with the federal port that is designed to gat rid garet Stafford, daughter of J. A. Stafford, Coleman. government'a limited aceass high­ of many of them. way, Krider said "Wa'ra not fa­ 'rMost of these bureaus came in­ miliar enough with it to know what to being since INS through the to do—aa soon as the engineer* desire of the Democrats to create complete the designation of the Job*. Many are useless and many route we’ll know what steps to taka. are overlapping. Many are . re­ “ Were not giving up on French sponsible for tbs' gams work," Ave.,” Krider commented, “ It's ba added, "It's high time a more going to Uko a lot of thinking and timple manner could be devised so thst the public could find out The Samlnol* Mutual Concert "Charley's Aunt," tha We've got to have a plan." what is going on. But that is dif­ Otamber of Commence President ficult withaut a centralisation of Association opens its 1M4-ST win­ comedy ciaasle. Clifford McKlbbin was very brief the bureau*,N ter season on Nov. If whan Mary And as the last concert.*! — -reason, members i f tbs loasl in his statement, whan be aald pointed out that 'many ad Uuichlnsfcn, notad Broadway *c- concert association will hear “The “ Uptll wa'ra mote informed' about thaLund bureau chieftain* war* ra­ tree*, brine* bar "Thumbnail Festival Symphonette" directed by It wo are not in a position to maks luctant ni •» ‘o give ou information Theatre" to Sanford. Robert Rudie. an exciting young any outement." Four concerts will b* presented American violinist. Featured with J. Bra tity Odham, chairman of on improvements contamploted the Citlsen’a Long Range High­ in any cartaln locality because this vevr. raid the eoneart as- the musical group will ba C^n , (Delation's president, Francis this Otlst, harpist, Elisabeth way planning Committee, reached they did not have complete fact*1 1i Roumillat, today. Winslow, soprano, and Howard in Titusville this morning by pertaining thereto. telephone, said "All I know is centralUin^Vulhorkv ^on'vsSoua "We " » • believe »c!l.v. that thst the Sanford Shaw, baritone. What I've read but I'm confidant ^ ^ lnfb. Ul ° rllL „n. Icoecert audience, member* of the thV Billy Dial. Fifth District f.k /n is Matu,‘1 Conc,rt Association, will Road Board Member and the Stale •The nibllc w i^d hi’ve oy Ml” Hutchinson In seathe Rally Day Set 0p> ,n|n| performance of the Road Board of Florida are going Tna Public would have s batter : tn to do everything they can to opportunity to obtain -first hand ion," said Roumillat. A t Altamonte tt. work out a plan on this road that facts on matter* which are vital Miss Hutchinson scored a graat to them. Will satisfy the federal govern­ success with critics and audience* Church Sunday ment and coma as near aatlsfying ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The alike In her New York debut at tbs business people as possible.. | Timas Hall two seasons ago, which Altamonte Community Church “Road Board Commissioner!, Gasoline Sales i called for a second and equally Sunday School will hold Ms annual I - . t - , v have two problems," explained successful appearance there the Rally Day Sunday at 6:30 a.m. In County Total Odham, “one of planning roads to following season. Mary Hutchinson according to an announcement by Riegt the needs of traveling public KIRK MAY is a favorite solo artist from coast Superintendent Allen Forward. atw th e other of trying to appease 796,558 Gallons A brief program will b# present­ (Staff Photo) Gasoline sales In Seminole Coun­ to coast. those who have Inveated along the ed by each dais and promotion Her p r o g r a m will include existing routes. ty rfurlnf the month of August, ISwill be made at this time. Teach★ ★ ★ “This new route may be two or 56 totaled 769,551 gallons, Ray E. "Thumb-nail Theatre." a group of ers are Mrs. Graham Fuller, Mrs. original character sketches; "Dra­ thro* miles west of Sanford," aald Green, State Comptroller reported matic Portraits" portraying hero­ Alien Forward. Mrs. Donald Mac­ Herald Carrie' Odham, “It's progress, though' it today. ines of history and drama; "Shake- Leod, Mrs. K. Durnell and Miss doesn't meet our Immediate pro- Tax, at 7c par gallon, collected Says Honesty spear*'* Heroines" with Immortal Mary Jane Smith. grim , Its long range benefits will in flemlnol* County cam* to ft!,• Tha program will be held in ladles faithfully adapted. be terrific." 76*.OS, he aald, "with two rent* the new educational building and Is Best Policy Odham, in explaining his position per gallon returned to th# county. It was pointed out that Mis* all parents and friends ar# Invited A Sanford Herald carrier spied <Centlan«d On Page 3) Hutchinson will be seen and heart! Seminole County's check for road to attend. ■ five-doll*r bill on the floor In bond and road building purposes, in both comedy and .dramatic one of Sanford's department stores sketches. amounts to *21,56T.*J. Control Baptist yesterday which had gone unnotic­ In his report. Comptroller The concerts, this season, will Purcell Funeral ed Just below a rack of drosses. Green painted out that Gasoline again be held In tha Plnecrost Church Ordains " it wasn't mine," said Kirk May, aaiea during the month of August School Auditorium. Saturday Morning tS-ycar-oM cat Her, "hut I couldn’t (sales reported and tax collected Three other conrerts. for the Funeral service* for Mr*. B. E. Three Deacons during September) totalled 111.-'coming season will be held In Purcell, who was killed In an leave it there for someone to pick Charles Gale, J. Q. Galloway, and 6*3.413 gallons, an Increaae ofl.-:j*nuary and February of 1*57. up srut tsk# off for themselves. Jack Owens ware ordained as dea­ 34I.IM gallons over tha 1MJ00,US.These will Include The Chantilecr automobile-truck collision oear *T picked It ap and took It to Raton Rouge, La. last Sunday, cons of the Central Baptist Church gallon* sold during the previous, Male Quartet, four soloists from have the manager of the store and been sot for Saturday morn In *f Kanfnrd at an Ordination Ser- month of July. In addition, August the Robert Shaw Chorale. have been set for Saturday turned It In,” aald. Kirk. Wica'hald last Sunday at 2:30. •ala* war* ISAM,Ml gallons mors Oct. 6, at the First Me­ "Five dollars U a lot of money," mm Ordination Sermon was de­ than tha 160413476 gallon* sold Players, Incorporated, known mnndne, livered by the Rsv. Marla Wants in the asms month Ui* previous as America's finest tourln* reper­ thodist Church In Orlando, at II said Kirk, "hut It wasn't mine tory theatre company, will offer o'clock. and I wouldn't keep It." of DeLeon Springs; the Charge to year. the Deacons was given by the this large Increase Rav. Fred Fisher of the First Ban in *Reflecting asoils* consumption la the list Church of Sanford; the month of August gas tax collec­ Charge t0 the Church was given tions totalled 17,141,066, an |n. by the Bev. Lewis Futch of LongThe editor and publisher o< • methods of eating, dressing, study- News la the assentlal facts conwood: and lh« Ordination Prayer cross* of *443,45* over the $7,404,- Tha Sanford Herald spoke at th# | lag, traveling and a multitude of renting any happening, event, or M* collected during the previous waa led by the Rev. >. G. Brown month (a six per cant Increase), noon luncheon merlin* nt Ihe San- other things. It creates a desire ids* that possess** human Inter­ of Lake Monroe. Rotary Club, Monday and the oa th* part of th* readers, to po*-( est; that affects or has ao inand an increase of H40JM over ford Klwanls Club yesterday, seas the many thlngi they road fluenc* on human Ufa or happithe t7407,Mi collected oa sties Banfon' Tbe two programs acre in for th* same month last year (an observance of National Newspaper about and this desire crestes am-, ness.. New* is based on people, and bitio to improve earning cap American Legion Increase of 13 per cent). Week which is being conducted is to be gauged entirely on how acitias te tha end that people Total gas tax collections far the throughout the United State*. it Intonate other peopla. are also improvavd. Convenes Monday first three months of last fiscal The add rasa made -by Fred News comprises all current acThe subject of my talk today ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The year amounted to g30.te3.64a. Re­ Bi-monthly meeting of American flecting Florida's growth, ga* tax Perkins, editor and publisher of is th* relationship of the news­ tlvllle: which a n of general hu­ Legion Post No. I l l and Auxiliary collections for the first three The Sanford Herald was aa fol­ paper to the community. I know man interest, aad tbe best news of no better way to start a talk is that which interests tha most Unit will be bald at the Legion months of this fiscal year amount lows: "This is National Newspaper Bum* Monday at S p.m. to 1*3.441473. an increase af f t. week and a good time la remem­ on newspapers than to give a da- reader*. fnitioa of news. Newspapers a n second to non* . Cnmdr. D. T. Warren will ran- 74*4*4, ar 1SJ per cent. ber Just hot. much we depend up­ Tb# following definitions w an in tha business af gathering and duet tha Poet- meeting. - Mr* on our Newspapcau. obtained by a questionnaire sent disseminating tha news aa tb* ftw ik Rutsell is Auxiliary pra* The average American Is the out to editors by Colliers Weekly: name implies, newspaper, news, "Tbe Fropbrt and the Ballet" best read Individual the world News is whatever your readers no other mass media can sub­ Bet. . . Acte started!" * stitute far tha dally printed words This slogan, Implying Re­ baa aver known. Americans ac­ want to know about. publican corruption a t tb* quire more and m en knowledge Everything that enough peapl* of a Mwspapsr. Postponed polls, was successfully used everyday through the abundaace wa is road la aewa, provided R I would Ilk* te five you what B R O O K L Y N M T-Bascby tb* Democrat* la 16ft te of reading matter that comas their dan* not violate good taste and my personal conception of a the laws of libel. Mwapapar is. I believe that It is hall Commissioner Ford Frick elect Grover Cleveland to Itis way. tefcy ordered tha postponeNewspaper* have adopted aa News Is anything that happens the greatest fane for good or second term. M M of today’s second gtme evil in a community. Want Ada a n noted for tbalr them* for National News­ in which people are interested. *T Ue World Bertas between stuffing your mall • box with paper Weak "Freedom's Key T* Whatever concerns public wel­ We who are fortunate aMUgb Bceahlj u and the New York replies tad your packets with Better Living.* Aad truly your fare. whatever interest* tb* in­ to operate a newspaper I consider M M * because of . light profits. Call m i to profit from newspaper is the key te batter dividual 1a aay of his relations, but temporary custodians af a ear Urtag activitl.s, opinions, properties or vice vehicle In our community. m *nd "menacing weather." what you have te offer. -------------------------II tails af asw^aad improved'poramal By aur operation of a newspaper I* Mura. Mutual Concert Assn To Open Season With Thumbnail Theatre Herald's Gome Na. 204 W ire > A Circuit Coart Jury eompUtsd#Ma findings aa Um condemnation suit in acquiring right-of-waya for tb* feur-lantng af 17-tt from Firs Points to tha Orange County Ua* yesterday. Th* suit required mars than a weak t* complete and waa beard before Judge Vaster Carlton, Cir­ cuit Judge of tha Ninth Judicial Gov. Goodwin Knight of Cali­ The net verdict returned far Sates Tax collection* in Semi­ fornia will lead an Elsanhowar- land and attorney* faaa earns I* nole County dropped for the first Lund mass meeting Oct. • In tha *1*1,7ft. time in many months, according Dayton* Beach Peabody Audi­ n re court appraisal for tha par­ to a report this morning from torium, H was announced yes­ cels of land and property In tbe State Comptroller Bay E. Green. terday. Th* eollactieaa in September, condemnation tuk waa approxi­ Th* meeting will promote the mately *35,000 lea* than tha ver­ based on August sales, of this candidacy of Arnold Lund for dict returned yesterday after- year came te *3643146. Congress aa wall aa th* aampaiga The total collections for Rapt, for President Elsenhower, accord­ 1M6 a rt C 431.44 lower than tha The land. Involved hi the caning G> Dwight H. Allan, chairman Mm* period in IMS, according to of the Volusia County Republican damnation proceedings, waa set the report from the State Comp­ at *141,000 with tha attorneys Organisation. troller. Belas Tax collections for Delegation* from 11 countias ar* fees at *13,706. the month ending Sept. 30, 1H* Brian Henry at ton a y for tha ax parted. The matting which is open to tb* publle will begin at State Road Board, re presented However, tha statewide tb* State and County Attorney Tax eollactieaa picture, as re­ • p.m., Allen said. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., rapes sfnt"All people who support Eiaenported by Kay K. Groan waa aa hover and Lund ar* Invited to at­ ad Baminola County. follows: t tend. Thera wtll b* no ehargt for Many of th* parcels of land, In­ Salas tax collections during tb* volved In tb* condemnation pro­ admission,” hs aald. month of September (based aa "Governor Knight is a national ceedings, wars settled out of court, August aala*) totalled *7,163456, ftugnro and I boiler* all who attend and tb* amount of money Involved Aa expected this waa a decrease will tn'oy henring him and Lund In th* settling of the clalma la in under the 974M4*3 collected dur­ present th* Issues of this cam­ addition to th* Jury verdict. ing tha provisos month; how­ paign. 1 urge that people that Attorney Mack N. Cleveland Jr., ever, tha decrease of 11,706 • te want to hear tha faeti .a! this this morning, aald "Wa will pretty very alight~duriag IN I Septem­ campaign attend this meeting," well exhaust our county money ber fell *41466 M ew the c*U*^» Alim stated. available for right-of-waya on the of August Appointed to serve on th* steer­ aouth section of tb* 17-M This Mantk'a collect iroa rupreing commltte* for th* masting by four-lining project." n t n large Increase over colAllen wart William S. Moore, Ken­ tactions far the Mate month r f neth Eeh, Georg* Hass, Mr*. Ka­ tb* previous pear, an taarearo a f therine Clark*, Mr*. King Nelson U,US,Tft, ar 14.4 par cant. (Sept­ af Daytona Beach. Roy Bhuger, Veterans In Area ember lftg eeOecttena ware an Leslie Mayer, Mrs: W. W. Hurt, iroroast nf 14J par seat nvavr Harry A. Dooley and Mra. Walter To Get Assistance September 1144). Millar, all of DeUnd Volusia Collection* te date this flateal From Consultant County. Others appointed to this com­ Veterans af this area whs need yror amount to tSLUSAft, na temittee included Albert Sehwavt, uli to net to M n. Jeeaptejpewvftad by tea I* aver fast year * from R (First throe Jr./, and Mr*. A. F. Van Deinea. alataut State mandh caOeetkha last ftaicsl year of Orlando; Floyd S h a m ana Vatartba or their Clark Kauffman of Leesburg; may consult Jones while be la ward en intonate of ISA per croft Mr* Elliabath Peffly of Clermont; In this area and may roealva over the asm* period in lftM). From tbsro figures It la evident Clark Vane* of Ocala; F. R. Hol­ assistance In fftng applications lingsworth af Kissimmee; Jamas for hespitaHaathuii compensation, that dollaMriso and perron tabeFI Turn sort e of St. Cloud; Lewis pensions, Insurance problems, loan wise, collections this year are run­ ning ahead af last year’s in an W. Muialar and Mrs. Jennie Mc­ Benefit*, educational training Nulty of Melbourne; Dr. W. D. (Un­ bortal benefits and miscellaneous appreciate* amount. In addition man and B. T Keating a! Floral subject!, where legal entitlement wa have made a study of collecttens during tea last five years; City: William R etain *f Flagler la Involved. during that time toUactiros dat­ Beach: B. W. Caroy of St. AaguaJones has been invited to this ing th* first throe months have tine; Gtty Allan at Sanford; Mr*. Knox Burger af Cocoa; Gen. Kl- eras as a special consultant by represented between 30 and U per Isrhe Carter of THusvUU; Wheelock KarlyU Housholder, county ser­ cent af the year's final total. If Whitney Jr. af Ponta Varda Beach. vice officer. He will relieve Tom this pattern te net rhinged, col­ Deen who la on atek leave and lection far this fiscal yro- -till may be contacted ns follows: rosily surpass gift — dol­ Oct. * from l i f t to 4:ft p.m. at lars, (166,0644*4 was collected county service office. laat fiscal year). Oct. S . Admlsalaast Denmark Montgomery (Sanford) Brownies, Girl 'Civil Defense'Is Mrs. Alice Glenn (Sanford) Dora Guerry (Sanford) Topic A t Women's Scouts Stage Discharges: Miry BarUay (Ovlado) Week Civic League Meet ALTAMONTB STRINGS Samuel Fulton (Banfard) - The LONGWOOD Loufwued Wo­ Bar. Henry Williams (Sanford) South Seminole County Girt Stoats men's Civic League met eo Tues­ and Brownie Scouts held Ball Charlie Carter (Sanford) lea day for its first meeting of tb* Louisa Partaln and baby boy at the American Legion Home en year '56-57 at Library Hall. (Sanford) Prairie Lake both Moaday aad In tha absence of tbe president, Tuesday nights. Oct. 4 Mra. B. R. Gray, who la aa vaca­ ■Brownie leaders Mrs, Nancy Mach Cleveland Br. (Sanford) tion in Oregon, second-vie# presi­ Rusaatl, Mr*. Hugh Wolf, and Mra. dent, Mra. airland Shaw renduct- Thomas W. Pinnock Jr. wars la Mrs. J. N. Wells (Sanford) ed tb* meeting. Tbe secrotary als* ehargt of thep regram Monday, in Sheila Jordan (Sanford) William B. Murray (Sanford) being away, mlnutaa were omitted which meviaa ware shown. Leader* and Mrs. N. A. Bunneti took notes. Of Girl Scouts were in charge Tapie of tha moating waa “Civil of tho Tuesday night roasiro with Defense" and Mra. Jamas Mc­ Mrs. W. O. Moon, Mrs. Joan Grath, who has been contacted Helms end Mra. W. H. Cl emente Considerable toludlness throe ah with thep reject for some time, in ebarge- Refreshment* were Friday, scaltrrod thundershowers very ably captained the necessity •aread te the large group af par­ meetly daring aftrrnsaas and of all being prepared in ease af ents attending. such an emergency arising. •r*alnf*| law taalght SS-71, Eisenhower-Lund Meeting Scheduled Oct. 9 In Daytona Seminole County Tax Collections Drop Last Month a w t- Hospital Notes Weather Registration List Reaches 12,272 Loyalty Is To Sanford, Seminole County grow. Wo a n vary much like tha city commissioner whan ha off!re, or tha county commissioner or the legislator everything ha ran to batter the community hr represents. Whan wa assumed responsibility of Tb* Sanford Harold in early INI it waa apparent that Sanford had many Modi. One of Ua groatoat needs was growth. In lftO Sanford had a population af 1L» 000. In 1M0 almost 11,006. In IN I nn estimated 11466. Today have an estimated MAN. la f t years Sanford had te­ rras sod 44ft. In tha | years than has bean a growth af over 6460. Wa do net claim that Um arwapafir is raapwilbli far M. Wa d o h o w ov* wo have bean partiaBy bis. For years Sanford trying te get a badly to) that today is a reality. Lead­ ing citisca* nf Banfard ware " ante that brought it about- Wa Just triad te ba helpful to (bate. bullies of operating • then wa assume tb* task of baIp- A ais-tausd French Ava. la (Cantteaad Oa Faga I) log tha community to « wa assume tremendous responsi­ bilities. First to tha public that w serve, secondly to th* em­ ployes and lastly to the stock­ holders. We who a n responsible for th* publication of newspaper* must have the couraga to navar con­ nive with special interests against tha Interest and welfare of th* people that wa serve. Wa must have tha courage to do that which may be unpiMaant to maintain tbe health of tha whole being of th* newspaper. And te malatalu that health nothing can do ao much as first keeping our minds on tha matter of service to tb* people that we serve and second keeping th* property financially round enough so hat w* can wet fast that wa can ba persuaded into doing that which wa foal should not bo 4mm or loavs undone that which Mould bo dono far tho betterment af our community and our Seminole County's raglstntiro list te higher new than It baa ever ' oa, commented Seminole County ipcrvlcor af Registration Camilla Bruce, this morning. "Through yesterday, our total registration is 13473." Mrs. Iras* said today. Ragiatrotieo, at tha office of th* Supervisee of Baglatrotted In the Chamber of Commerce Building, will eoatten* through I p.m. Sat­ urday. IT. PKTKRSBUBG f t- T h a Petersburg Bar Asm. last endorsed tbs prapssad a Usual amendment te set u ...in . a J J :a*___ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 03, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d0c3477836ad12ae9420d4ae6aa18caa.pdf d206a9009e0ce25aa2cacebb5ef251ce PDF Text Text ___________ ___ WIUIAM UNDUE, star or "Hi* Life of Riley" TV show, poioti out your royal Riviere playground. n s r EDM WIN 30 FABUtfMJS W "5 ^ * ® iS *200 A DMTIO SM*H° O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 'O O O O O O Fly via a luxurious fk/irAmerican Super 7 Clipper My i m l ! • N ko, France In SO hours, via the world's most experienced airline. 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Here Ten Children Are Left Orphans When Folks Die In Crash Plana and specification! for a J new Fair Building ware approved by mamban of tha CampbellLossIng Post No. 13 at their moating last night hald at the Lagion Hut on 8*minole Boule­ vard. Completed specifications for a 100 by 100 building were read to the membership which mat the approval of the organisation. Joel Field, chairman ot tba 'Tex — tho Yardman" waa a Campbell-Lotslng Post American Sanford this past weekend a* ha Legion Building Committee, said continued his bicycle tour of the today that bid* will be received nation. N on the construction of ths buttling John Campbell, who kail* from until 5 p. m., Oct. 5. San Antonio, Taxai, and who likes Tho building, proposed by the to be known by hla nickname said local American Legion Post at Saturday "I had traveled over Its meeting last night, will ba 13,000 miles when mv <prederected on tho new iKe for the ometer want out." And ha added, Legion Fair on Highway 17 91 "I don't ■know how many mtlsa near the city of Sanford's wall I've traveled since," fields. Hla bicycle equipped with a lug­ Block walls and concrete floors gage carrier tnat seemed to be war* specified for the new build­ especially made for • two-wheeled ing With M guage galvanised outfit, "Ton — The Yardman" make! hla way from one city to steal panels and roof. another on* lection to another Completion of the building, ac­ by takingand on odd Jobs, preferably cording to tho specification*, will yard work, bo slated for 90 calendar day* af­ Campbell said that he’d mad* ter tha awarding of the bid. hla way from hla home state of Lynn Lyon, Commander uf tho Texas through Arkansas, Missouri* local American Legion Post, said Oklahoma, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, this morning that ths Campbell- Kentucky, Tonne****, Alabama, Lossing Post No. U will publish and through Florida. a monthly bulletin which will bo "Pm looking for yard work," mailed to membership of the to ha said, "or whatever kind of glon along with others who are work 1 can ftnd to make my way former members and prospective from on* part of tho country to mamban. At least 500 of the bulletins ad­ vising members of tho progress and affairs of tha local American Legion Post will be mailed oaeb month. Editor of tha bulletin which has been proposed for mailing during ths first part of each month, haa hot yet boen named. 'Tex The Yardman' Stops In Sanford On Bicycle Tour WASHINGTON <Jt- Seerstary of S tab Dull** Mid today the na-, AMERICAN FAtJJL Idaho «*Under tha chalimanahlp of Mra. B, E. Chapman a group of par­ tiona of WaaUrn Europe should There's only one topic of eonver. T h e MOBILE THERAPY UNIT for the Florida Society for Crippled Children which l* sons Interested tn assisting in tha become a third great power la.satlon In this community of 1,900 health problem met at tha orid. affairs. H* called It un- l°diy. in Sanford toduy conducting a survey from which the feaaibillty of locating a perman­ mental It concerns the future of 10 County School Administration InVab that th*7 should be neuent therapy center here or the regular visit of imeh a mobile unit would be dcalrable. building last night, and organised thinkable orphaned children, and tha acci­ In i toward So vies communism. Don Satterlee, Director of the Unit la In Sanford for the aurvey.______ ___ _______ the Seminole County Association dent that killed thalr parents. for Mental Health. Officer* for At a new* conference, Dulles The children, five each In tha the remainder of 195# and all of strongly indorsed effort* by West Smith and Bowman famltba, were 1P57 were elected and November German Chancellor Konrad Ade­ left orphans Sunday morning when was chosen as the month for • nauer and others to convert tha their parents, returning home In membership meeting, the date of Waatarn European Union Into a one car from town where they had a midnight snack, crashed Into a stronger unifying force. which will be announeed bier. tree. He said both President Eisen­ The atate or officers placed be­ 'Tv# never seen a community fore the group by a nominating hower and he favor this and do so affected by anyth'ng Everyone not consider It to be a slap at A light meeting and agenda » ■ --------------------------------------- committee composed of , Mr*. C. Is broken up," said Gregg R. Potconfronted the Board of Semlnolo m 111*11 I I J L. Park Sr.. Mr*. Sidney Ive* III tha United Statu. vln, an attorney and Dr. Charles Persona ware Under quesllo tmg aa to whether "The whole town has turned out Europe should become a "third wA lighted archway over the unanimously elected. They are 100 per cent. We hav* bean an Banford-Orlando Kennel Cluh mad discussion coming bsforo them r George Touhy, president; Mra. fore*" as between Russia and the Hooded with food and help that United States, Dulles said ha ]uet off Stale RwJ 1S-€<W w*» len following their luncheon recce*. B. E. Chapman, vies president; we've had lo ask people to stop Utlvely ipproved by the Board Sidney less III, secretary; Mra. thought It appropriate that Europe sending more because It might A public hearing war act for should davalop Into a third great *f Seminole County Commiuiun- Nov. It when attorney George A. S. Piikorski, assistant seerstary; spoil," said Mn. Lee Kosanke, • (hi* morning until County At- Speer Jr. requeued, o-i the be­ B. J. Bauman, president of the and Mr*. M. I- Rabom, trea power and ha believed It Is within president of the American Legion the eapaclty of the European na­ Auxiliary. mey Mack N. Cleveland Jr. »ug- half of hi* cllcnta, that certain Sanford Atlantic National Bank, surer. tions. geittd that the county be protect­ road*, streets jnd alley* that have waa named Bond Sab Chairman What about the children? It's Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith was ed against liability for 'iijurle* or never been opened In the Silvan for the Seal Sate Campaign of the Unless they so develop, he add­ too early to decide. made Parliamentarian and pre­ damage became of the structure Lake Section bo closed. 1 ed, their future looks very dubious "I feci lhe ((immunity la going Seminole County Tuberculoali and Which win be located on Seminole J. C. Gamble ol Longv ood noti­ Health Association at a recent sented the By-Laws which were Indeed. He said It was unthinkable t0 everything it can to keep voted on and adopted by tho*# • County right-of-wayi. that Christian countries should b* u,# children together," Mrs. Kefied the Board of Seminole Coun­ meeting of the executive board of present. “ We seed a contract betwnen' ty Commlnloneri that hn wai pre­ the local organisation. neutral toward materialistic and tanks iald. Mra. Bn* Stavanaon, president atheistic Soviet communism. the Sanford-Orlando Kemirl Club! paring to subdivide property in George Dabbs, president of the | " | imagine the brothers and Fam ily Night To Be of the Pilot dub, volunteered for and the Board of Seminole County t Longwood south of the Oviedo- Seminole County TB Association, Dulles mad* these major point*' ulsters of the parent* will want Commlailonm," aa!d Attorneyj Longwood Hoad. However, he iald, alio appointed Mr*. Irving Pryor that group to have charge of the on other matters: to take care of them," said Pro. Held A t Methodist Cleveland, •‘to eliminate any lla- in subdividing thli prperty It waa a* Publicity Chairman for the membership campaign, for they 1. Talks between Yugoslav hate Judge Henry Vollwelter. The have made this socbl welfare £ lity on the part of the county, necenary to close a ditch running forthcoming teal tale event which President'Tito and Sovlst leaden children are wards of tha atato Church Tomorrow and that the countv -.-jiild not be through It. County Engineer M. C. la uiualty launched shortly after activity one of their projects, she presumably Involve vary surlous under hla Jurisdiction. Wednssdap evening at T o’clock liable for maintenance of the* Ilagan told the com ml*tinners that Thanksgiving Day e*ch ve*r. said. questions of relations between The parents were nil prominent the First Methodist Church will sign." Further plana for tha Chriatmao Mrs. Raymond Key le program Russia and Rad satellite countries. In American Fall* community Ufa. the ditch li a private one. ‘Even Sale were dlicuised and chairman and Immediately act Dulles said he believes Tito fa­ For the preseent the Bowman hold Ita monthly Family Night B. C. Davia, representing the. though It la a private ditch and supper and program. Banfonl-OrlanJo Kennel Club sub- I may legally be able to close II, stress placed on the visit to Ban- about making pbni for tha Nov­ vors independtnee of the satel­ children are In tha family homo. Hie program will bo presented ford Jan. 1-16, 1157 of tha mobile mlttcd a preliminary ik-tch of I want to call It to your atten­ ember assamblaga. lites from Soviet domination— They hava relatives in town— by the children of tba kindergar­ X-ray unit. the proposed archway which would tion," Gamblo aald. A Professional Advisory Coun­ which means Dgl'c* thinks Tito '■ David West Is a brother of Mr*. ten, primary, and Junior depart­ be II feet, four inchea above the J Engineer Hagan said "I will af­ It waa reported at the meeting cil was set up and tha following aoeklng an objective favored by Bowman. ments. that there are now 94 Seminole persons were elected to serve on the United States. road and would be lighted. The Smith children are slaying fect that whole area.' Following the entertainment , .. . County persons in sanatorium*, II Approval of the Doarii of Com* Commissioner Otia Fourahre(ln lhe central Florida lanatorium R: The Re*. Milton Wyatt, Tha 3. Then ara differences between with friends. The Legion Auxili­ (hero will ba a Church School Open inlonere would be given accord- advised the board "I’d like to’ Rev. A. G. Mclnnl*. Dr. W. P. the United States and Britain- ary, Women of the Moose, church House when each department will g to Davia, pending the location meet with the town council of ■nd three In the Tampa hospital. Brooks and Chaplain C. L. Arnold Franca over what Dulles railed and other groups ara seeing that ba thrown open to parents and Glancing at the parking a Member* of the Seminole Coun­ of the ilgn off the highway. Also Dr. Terry Bird, Dr. fundamental lesues in the Suet they are cared for. to hii left he turned quickly witk friends. (.angivood and see what we can ty TB end Health Association'* The Bowman children ara: Tom­ Teachers, superintendenti, and hla foot on on* pedal and said "I Charles Persons. Dr. T. F. Mc­ Canal criile. In sum ho asserted •'ll would be wUr," sjl.l At­ work out. t feel that It is partly executive board meeting M - tho Daniel, Dr. C. L. Park S r, Judge that tha Unltad States would not my, 3; Jerry, 6; Jimmy, g; Janice (he children of the departments don't atop long enough to put torney Mack N. Cleveland Jr., "to our responsibility." home of Mn. Lorraine Graham; money to on* of the** for I f j l defer final approval until lome William L. Gramkow ofGram- were: George Dabbs, Mn Ora Ernest Housholder, Senator, Doug­ Identify Itself 100 per cant with Ann 10; and Arthur, 13. will ba hoata for tha visitor*. don't find work 1 Just move ahmj aspect* of the plan can be worked kow Funeral Homo requested the ham. B. J. Bauman, Robert E. las Stanslrom, Mrs. Trey Bay, colonial power* because It seeks Tha Smith children ara Paul J,, 0; Jimmy Allen, •; Steven Neal, to tho next place." Out Board of County Commiisictor* Karn§ y r(. w. w. Tyre, Mn. Mrs. Daisy Knox and R. T. Mil friendly relations with anticoton- 9; Ruth Diane, IS; and Richard • i am in no way holding up thli to rotate funeral* paid for by „ u|da Klbbc, and Mrf. Irvlng lal countries, PASCO COUNTY JUDGE plan," Cleveland explained, “but the county, for Indigent riltren« p _ , o r The local axaoelatlun will be nf S. On a currant political Issue, Ray 14. RESIGNS when you adopt something you tnd to rotate the ambubr.ee errmuted with tha Florida Division Dulles defended the U. S. deni‘ FORMER AGENT SURRENDERS TALLAHASSEE UB- A. J. Hay­ want to abide by It." of the National Association for vice for 'ndigent pit'nnt*. The with Argentine Dictator Juan ON PERJURY CHARGE A SC-inch Coral inako was kilt* ward, armies* county Judge of 9 Further plana would have to be Board of County Commissioners Cfrn f a D ftf lH R o n r H Peron. Mental Health. MIAMI (JV— Francis J. Hogan, •4 In tha U k t Mary aroa tail drawn, iald Davli, folioA-inc the agreed to ro'ate the funeral* pal.1 HOUO 0 0 0 * 0 It wax announced that tala new The record has boon attacked former Miami Internal revenue weekend, according to Mr*. Torn Paaeo County, roilgnad in a wire te Gov. CoQtos Monday. Ha gave commlailon'e approval of the plac-| for by the county but advlicd. \A /!I I r s i n e S J a r activity In community health was by Democratic candidate* and agent, surrendered Monday on a Beit. no reason. Ing of the archway on county right Gramkow that ambulance service w U f la lU C l also a project for the Woman* criticism ha* now been voiced b y , charge uf perjury before a fed Mr*. Beit reported that *ho tin t Ed Gay, administrative atato of waya. Conference* br-.wcen the . mid the rotating of It would hava In u ifn fin n Club and the Auxiliary of the Dr. Alberto Galnox Pas, editor of oral grand Jury Investigating pot- ■aw the brilliantly colored inako tout to tba governor, aald the re­ Seminole County Attorney and B, lo be dUcuiscd with Mr* Abble V e lljr 5 I n T l l Q l l U n medical association. La Prenia, who returned to | slide ties between government from her car and lummoned her signation could not bt accepted C. Davli hive ticen "scheduled in Boyd of the Welfare Bond. Road Board Chairman Wilbur Buenos Alrts when Peron u as agents and gambling Interests, father-in-law, 0 , H. Beit, who In the form received, however, order to work out the nrccs»ury Clerk O. P. Herndon advised tho June* advised Seminole County ousted. The indictment charged that Ho- killed the make with a garden hoe. slnoe It does not specify the pot! contract* and ajreemrnti. Board of Commtaiionera that 10 Attorney Mick N. Cleveland Jr. Dulles argued tha Elsanhowsr i B»n Hod In hla testimony about The anaka waa non fln t In lha Hayward la resigning. voting machine* have been ahlp- today that "If subsequent meet- Policeman's B all administration had don* nothing *wo Key Writ figures, Ssrgio Es road but by the time aha had re­ ped to Sanford for Semlnolo Coun- Ing* of the Stat* Road Board ara to keep Peron In power or to In-, qnlnaldo and 11. T. Rainwater, turned to her ear with help It had ty to be used In the forthcoming held away from TaUstias*ee that Discussed Last terfere with force* that drove him when he went to Key West to illthered Into woedi and bniih November general election, Horn-! thorough consideration will be givconduct internal revenue Intar- The Coral anaka can be Identi­ out. Clear to partly cloudy through don said that the additional 10 cn lo Samlnola County's invita­ Night A t Session views. fied by Ita enamel Ilka appearance tion to hold its mooting In San­ Tha Sanford Folic* Benavatont (Continued Wednesday; tow tonight 15-71. An aarliar Indictment on ih# and the brilliance of colon Al­ Association hald Ita monthly aupford." same grounds waa thrown out on ternately, tha Coral anake l« band­ An Invitation waa extended to per meeting at Jim flpenear * a challenge that It waa not spe­ ed with yellow, black and terra the State Road Board to hold ita Restaurant, last night. OCT. 1 cific enough. cotta which appaa to ba glatczd. next meeting in Sanford by W. A. Member* of the group, officers Admission# Krstierl, local engineer, who at­ of the Sanford Poltca Department, John Holloway (Sanford) tended tha Board'a meeting held had a* their gussta Judge Vassar Joiartona Boas (Sanford) in Clearwater several weeks ago. Carlton, Circuit Judge, Ninth JuJohn E. Itodga (Sanford) In bis totter to Clavelind, Wilbur dielat Clreult: Senator Douglo* Charles Gormtoy (Sanford) Jones expressed appreciation for Stanstrom; Representatives Mack Louisa Pertain (Sanford) the invitation extondrl by Krat- N. Cleveland Jr. and Gordon v William Dorlon (Sanford) xart. Frederick. • -■ Births "It will ba Impossible to hold First rnsntkm of the annual Baby Girl Smith SvrVl.« the naat masting away from Policeman's Ball waa made at Discharges Tallahaieea," explained tba Road b at alght'a get-together when Arch Adams (Sanford) Board Chairman. And he explain­ the Preeident of the Association, Henry Bradley (Sanford t ed that "the only meeting held Sgt. Ben Butler, revealed plans Rots L Franklin (Sanford) away from Tallahassee waa fa for the forthcoming December OCT. t Clearwater." event. Invitation from lha Semlnoto Vincent Evans (Oitaeni County Board of CommUalonera Jark Boston Sr. (Sanford) invited tho State Bead Beard to La Verne Walla (Sanford) "have tba next meeting or an M oglie To Start Charlie Worths* (Sanford) early meeting of the Stole Hood Visit lag Maura; Private Rooms, 11 For Brooklyn Board in Sanford." a. m.— • p. m.; Rami-Pnveto BROOELYN W —Manager Rooms I p. m.—4 p. m., I p. m. Waller Alston of tha Brooklyn p. m.; Pediatries, 11 a. m.— MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE Dodger* today named Sal Mas- • p. m. (Parents an l'o r grand, PRODUCED AGAINST rents only) Obi totries, accordlit aa the definite starter la 13-YEAR-OLD VERO BEACH US— Death of a tomorrow's opening World Sor­ BT to accommodation! and no hitchhiker la a highway wrack ias gam* at Ebbats Field visitors during feeding of babies. produced a manslaughter charge against tha New York Yank"I’D BATHER BE RIO IT " against a li-ysar-old Miami boy, tot* Wbltoy Ford. .Henry Clay, famed 19th cen­ alleged driver of a stolen ear that Casey Stongel. manager of tury statesman, said he'd "Raoverturned during • chase by po­ the Yankees, had announced Hwr b« right than president.” lice. earlier ha would go with Ford A crlti* remarked that Clay need Steve Wallace was bald for Cir­ dosplta Brooklyn'* known sac­ not . worry, far ka'd oaver b* cuit Court to IIA09 bond. ra** against Dfthaadad pitch- either! Sheriff Sam Joyce said Wallace ere. To ftad the right people for lost control of lha car while Sa­ tho offers you have to make, IB* 39-year-old Maglto, a SUNDAY CALLUtS. Frienda call a t tha coffaa hour to watcoma bouao fuooto of Mr. ba itiau police wars pursuing U right-hander, will ho pitching use Want Ads. and Mra. Einar Tktomhit on Lucent* D n v aja Do Banr. (Left to rlfh t) lir a . Edward Saturday night Jamas B. Smith, with only thro* days root Hr Call lit! fee the aid of an Tldeman, with aon Eddie, gueate of honorj Mra. Guatav Andaraoa; Mra. Edward UuKfcrri U, of Hamlet N. C„ whom Wal­ waa used last Saturday In experienced Want Ad writer lace and two H-yaaroll compan­ Brooklyn'# lata panaant drive. when placing your ad, • gren; Mra. John Hawklneoa; and Mra-Einar Tidematv hoateaa. Pourioi, Mra. Araa ies bad picked up, waa killed. Egkkaon, aaaiatad by SUa Earaa llrtaman.aiao gueat of honor. (8taff Photo) Board Considers lighted Archway Over SOKC Road Ten More Voting Machines Purchased srsthcorhmrimr«wur^[Bauman Will Head Seat Sale Drive « t • Weather Hospital Notes m Additional Local News O n Page 3 �Enterprise The Executive Board of the WoIran's auxiliary of the AU Saiota r OWE, UNCA .NMCeerr — WHY PiDNTYCU & *f NQJ W W t p t p , PLACV INDIAN r QUIET 1 ^ AND <30 -ro sso i TONOM T? J N otts MMS FOOtUl s*n.'»f»*te5s/ te*ve torn to we ns«es’-CHr «*m*t m t o i o& m . topvencp to Accor m a n * * v o t m i g s i f t A uMUMTf o h , vtav .— V CM TK eCACM! s c c ^ toe IAST AXW SILIOW m r w « wotocamio < w S Jc c w t auntf/ * Zb rt) IT .,.« 0 COMg OVgR AN*) I’LL GIVE YA A LIFT ' WITH YOUR HOMIWOR*, SOMEONE BUSTED W EED OUT ON TNE PENITENTIAL) D'YOU ANOtV ANVTN/N& ABOUT IT ? ■— EpUcopel Church met et the home of the president, Mr*. Arthur Wflllooie, De Berjr, Tuesday after* noon. Plan* for Ihe work of the coming year were completed many of which will bo apeakere and book review* and moat of the meetings will be held In the new periih house. Reservations were made for the Deanery meeting to be held Oct. 2t at New Smyrna Beach, at St. Paul's Church. Hr. and Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass entertained with a family get to­ gether dinner Thursday. Enjoy­ ing thl* occasion ward Mr. and Mr*. Leon Vlnlng. Mrs. Join Lewis of Orlando; Mrs. Jack Jackson, J. G. David, Brent David of Sanford and Mr# and Mn. Fred Bender of Enterprise. Mr. and Mr*. Hippy Henderaon end fimlly of Orltndo were dinner guests of Mr, and Mr*. Chester Henderson Wednesday. Bill Dickens is visiting friends and relative* in Miami. Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Henderson were dinner guests of friends in Orlando Tuesday. Mrs. Bit! Graham of Miami ws* the weekend guest of Mr. end Mrs. Kirby Sellers. __ Mr.____ and__Mrs. Harvey Dunn. Harvey and Linda were weekend gueita of friend* and relatives in Tampa. The Pathfinder class of tha Barnett Methodist church met at the home of Mr. and M n Cecil Sellen on Clark St. Monday even­ ing. During (he business session plans were completed for the Oct. 22 meeting which will begin with a covered dish supper at the Florida Power clubhouse followed by a short business session and then a regular old fashioned Hal­ lowe'en party for tha adults compteto with decorations and spooks and goblins. Sorts like whew we were kids. So, If you really want to have some good fan remember the date and I'll try to remind you, come and Join us. Following tha business session refreshments of cookies and punch were served by the hostess. Sees. W. A. Goodwin celebrated her birthday Sunday with a fatal- ’ANOMA.l DONT WANT WITH MY LIISONS /— V m . X TOO* Y DAD-MAT I f f VSHOULDN'T OP DONE IT .' f SSBW K A WANT A S ftS S r ANVw/ with relatives and friends in Tol­ ls , Okie. Mr. end Mn. Harold Stult visited friend* and relatives In St. Petersburg for several days last week. Mr. and M n. F. C. Long end daughten Patsy and Linda were dinner guests at the home ef her panats, Mr. and M n. C. E. Ed* ward* in Orange City Sunday in celebntion ef their 40th wadding anniversary an] Mr. Long** birth­ day. Congratulations to Mr, And Mrs. E. L.' Cunningham who cele­ brated their » th wedding aa* nivenary and L. C. Hsymsn, Mn. Cunningham's brother, cele­ brated his birthday the same day, Friday, Bept Mth. Friend* will be happy to leant that Robert L. Cox U recuperating nicely at hie homo follewinf sur­ gery at the Orange Memorial Hospital la Orlando last week. W» wish him i speedy recovery. Let’s remember the church training school program with tha opening session beginning 1:10 Sunday afternoon and nightly aeoalons beginning at TJB Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs­ day at the Trinity Methodist Church hi DeLand. The Rav. Den Walling of Enterprise will be One I ANY 1 OP IP-STOPlT OACWOOO/ r ITS MB V vou oe (CHOKING, D A ILY -YOU MAO IT SENT HOME C -O A AMO H i DCUVEQ ED4H -■>— i ir.?r— r J B M R MAMUVnt la the Padfie reach the grnteit display of V. 8. Navy might in West Coast* in » years ae shlpe pan In review oS Long Beech, Calif. Secretary of tha N«v7 C * m w and Adm. Arielgh Burba, Chlaf of Naval Operations, wars among 100 Beet units eaU Is formation, The review wm climaxed by thonging Mis. O, & Navy ef By YIKGIN1A P. ANDERSON Mr. and Mn. N. W. Bennett re­ turned Sept 11 from an extended vacation spent with relatives in and around Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harris and children of Portsmouth, 0. are visiting his parents, Mr. and M n. J. B. Harris. Mr. and Mn. Edward Fawcett have returned from Waynesvlhe, N. C. when she was the guest of his parent*, Mr, and M n. E. O. Fawcett at their summer home, while her husband served his two weeka active duty with the Naval Reserve In Washington, D. C. W. P. Burke, who is a patient at tha Central Florida TB Hospi­ tal la Orlando was home for the past weekend. Mrs. Ed Sherlock of East Aurora, N. Y. was in town last week, eelling her house and »ettling up her Lake Mary affair. It will be remembered that he pasted away quite suddenly In August, following a heart attack. W, C. Hants, accompanied by his stster, Miss Belle Harris, ar­ rived on Wednesday from Bumpass, Va. for a short stay while they lo tome repair work on their rental property. Attending the church meetings In Xuatl* last week were tha Rev. and Mn. L. W. Scott, the Rev. and Mn. J. M. Thomas, the Rev. and M n. C. C. White, Mr. and Mn. R. W, Keogh and M n. Ruby Linden. Wednesday wet a day of tonfenneta, under the leadenhip of the Rev. Charlea Marta, State Officer. Dr. Robert Hunt, new State Executive for Christian Education talked on the work of the church. Thursday was the regular meeting of North Pres­ bytery, The Rev. and Mrs. White represented tha Upsala Church while the n e t w en from the Community Church. Friend* of Mn. Weller Bohlayer will be sorry to learn of the death of her father, R. C. Lutgens, of tha instructors and there will be « course suitable for any adulta of the Church whether you are. • worker in the Sunday School, member of the local boar-1 or just Interacted in the workings of the local church. Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Jonoa had ae dinner guest* at their home Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hitchcock of Longwood and Louie Jaffa of Now York. Mr. and Mrs. Jones left Friday afternoon to attend the wadding ef her grant niece, Mlaa Gerald­ ine Wataon to Donald G. Farmer nt Aubumdale Friday evening and then they spent the wash and In Avon Park and U ka Waiee... THIS MODU unravels a timely fashion story in Los Angeles. She is wearing a Somerset, a wool swimsuit with a swentered look, designed by Rose Marie Reid. Tha understated maillot, a serious swimmer's favorite, features a camisole top with wldo straps which can be hal­ tered. The zipperless swimsuit rolls on Just like a stocking. which occurred recently la Verona, N. J. following a long iltneu. She haa returned from attending the funeral and wa* accompanied home by her mother, who wilt re­ main with her um o time. The Lutgene were regular winter re­ sident! of Sanford aa long aa his health permitted him to travel. M n. Edith Yarian of Montnal, Canada, Is the guest of h«r friends Mr. and M n. Ray Connor* and their daughter, Mn. Helen An­ drew. She Is a former resident of Lake Mary. Friends of J. H. Skewts will be sorry to hear that he has been taken to Orange Memorial Hospi­ tal in Orlando, auffering from a kidney complication. Mn. Dale Alexander, and the children arrived in Laka Mary from Accidant, Md., where they have spent the summer, Sunday. Mr. Alexander will join them later. Uer ‘father end brother drove them down, scheduling their va­ cations so they could spend them in Florida. Mn, 0. J. Laity had n pleasant By ADD1E PREVATT Candy Wesson of SanTord spent the weekend here with her graikiparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. S u # mcrslli. Mrs. Blanche Edwards of San­ ford, and Mrs. Roy Newton of Winter Park spent Wednesday here with their mother, Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Grant. Mr*. Ed Fulford was hostess to an "old fashion" all day quilt­ ing at her homo Wednesday. A fried chicken dinner was enjoyed by all. Those attending the e v u t were the following; Mrs. J, Wl McLain, Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, Mrs. Kuder Hart, Mrs. Merle Summersill, Mrs. Lester Harper, Mrs. J, D. Stone, Mn. Harry Gleger, Mrs. Janet Summerslll and tha hos­ tess. The P-TA held it* meeting at the school auditorium Tueaday night. M n. Lewis Brademyer, president presided over the meet­ ing. The hostesses, Mrs. MeW SummeniU, Mn. Wendell Braday, Mn. Ed Fulford end Mn. Saekett served refreshments of puntb and cookies to the 40 attending. surprise Tuesday, when her son, Kirk Frost Hew in from hi* home In Santa Rita, N. M. to spend her birthday with her. Frlenda of Bobby Weiderhold will be glad to know that he ia a t home, recuperating from a r e c A emergency appendectomy. JHr. and Mr*. Richard Ivan have moved Into the remodeled Boulevard, which (hay purchased soma time ago. Mrs. L. R. Beckley left Sept. 31 for Pensacola where Chief Beckley wae to Join bar. From here, they would drive to hlr new duty station a t NAS, JCingavllle, Tex. They have purchased a horn* there. “ Mrs. Margaret Humphrey and daughter, Linda spent 8unday with her son-ln law and daughter, Mr, and M n. J. B. UUs In Orlando. They attended the Church of Um Nararcne and heard the Rebel Quartet. The Lake Mary Poit Office U installing another 40 mail boxel, which is an index of the growth of tha community. A Mr. and Mr*. John ChaUtly M are announcing the birth of a son, at Ihe Winter Park Memorial Hospital on Sept. 22. CROSSWORD ***** w R&fcireNtilV&X NO*. WEFT « m w m i r m ) one6ftusm �Bids Are Awarded Today For New O ffice Machinery Blda were awarded thla morn­ ing by the Board of Seminole Court ty Ccmmlasloners for new office machinery to modernise the pro­ cedure now med In both the ' Seminole County Tax Collector* and the Tax Assessor* offleet. The Addressograph Company, Julia Wright, Feature Editor; James Etiiy. Managing Editor; whose bid for an Addressograph, with metal plates, cabBorah Melvin, Newt Editor; Abra- complate Inets, and other necessary equip­ • h e m Buckner, Editorial Writer; ment was submitted by E. A. Carrie Hunt, Betty Jackson, and Donnelly, Central Florida Repre­ Mary Wllaon Social Editors and sentative of the company, woe Fashion Editors; Samuel Nesbitt; awarded a contract In the amount George Brown and Edgar Williams of tt.BTt. The Burroughs Adding Machine Sports Editors; and EUtna CrumlCo. was also awarded a contract ty. Photographer. In the amount of 5891 net for a Business Staff: George Brown, validating machine for the use of Advertising Manager; James Mor­ the two offices. Charles R. Walk­ ris, Circulation Manager;and Leo­ er, special representative of the nard Smith, Office Manager. Burroughs Adding Machine Co. 4) Typists: Joyce Dean, George attended the meeting. Brown, Abraham Buckner, Walter • Watkins, Leonard Smith, Jaraei * Elliy, Eugene Church, Edgar Williams. Altameata A t k i n a , Plant Is Gutted Elaine Cmmlty, Borah Melvin, ' Mary Wilson, Joo King, Joseph By Predawn Fire BALTIMORE t*l— A pre-dawn Walden, Mercedes Johnson, Julia Wright, Janie Morris, M a r y fire gutted a furniture manufac­ turing plant today In a congested warehouse district only four blocks from the huge University of Maryland Hospital. More than 70 pieces of fire de­ partment equipment wero sum­ moned by 10 alarms to the, scene fC aetlm ed rrem p a n O n ) machine* would bnng the county'* machinal to a total of 33 and that every precinct would use the machine* on Nov. i. Voting machines will be assign­ ed to preclnete, Herndon said, with Precinct one uilng four machines; Precinct two, ene; Precinct three, tlx; Precinct four, 1; Preelnet five, two; Precinct atx. 1; Precinct eeven, 11,; Precinct eight, one; Pre clnct nine, 3; Precinct 10, one; Preelnet 11, two; Precinct 13. one Precinct 14, Precinct 13, two; Precinct 15, atx; and Precinct IS, one. Clerk 0. P. Herndon advised the board of Commissioner* that the Jury box had been depleted with the drawing of too furora for the condemnation eult now In pro­ gress. An order was presented from Circuit Judae Vasia* "arlton for the drawing of 430 additional names for the lury box ‘o be used during the balance of ‘he year. A C L To Sponsor Theatre Holiday In New York City Constructing New, Modern Building A Theatre Holiday In New York, Nov. 19-33, ti being sponsored by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad according to L. T. Sheppard, Tic* ket Agent, Sanford. Tha package tour la planned to give Floridian* almost a full week of fun and entertainment In New York and the price will Include reserved reclining seat, round trip coach transportation, transfers between the railroad atition and hotel In New York, room accom­ modations at the Paramount Hotel for four nights and orches­ tra seat tickets to: No, Time for Sergeants with Andy Griffith; Major Barbara with Charlea Laughton; Diary of Anno Frank with Joseph Schlld* kraut; Moat Happy Fella with Robert Weede; Radio City Music Hall featuring 'T he Rockcttrs"; and Clncrsma or Oklahoma. Also Included will be tea at the Waldorf-Astoria and 'ickets for television shows. Pullman secommodstlons will be available at slightly higher charges. Sheppard said the party will on the southwest edge of Balti­ more's business section. Firemen brought the blate un­ der control la leu thin three hours. Five firemen were hurt when a section of wall collapsed. Atl were treated for cute and bruises at Merey Hospital and released. The old three-atory brick build­ ing, covering about a quarter of cated In an area where ware­ a block, housed tha Royal Ameri­ houses are Interspersed with tub. standard row houses. can Manufacturing Co. f l a m DA C O .M p A h lY leave Sanford on the West Coast| New York and • passenger repreChampion at 3:30 p. m. Sunday, sentatlvc of the Atlantic Coast Nov. IS, arriving in New York Line, experienced in the handling Monday, Nov, 19, and returning *of tours, will accompany the will leave New York on tho Wcit group to end from New York. Coast Champion Friday Nov. 13, The tour la plained tu maki this arriving Sanford Saturday, Nov. the atre-1oven’ holiday a happy 34. Experienced tour personnel and memorable occasion, but will be on hand at all times In I there will also be free time for TsrrT Legal Notice LO A hl JO I-lhJ A . 6 U f t | O i J IV. AIA. A f c t H l f H c y shopping, sight-seeing aad other ictivitlca. It will also alven them an opportunity to witness the mammoth a n n u a l Christmas Parade on Thanksgiving Day. Any Coast Line ticket agent will be glad to furnish complete Information with respe-.'t to the tour. A modem one story buUdhtg t%! house the Florida Loan Co. offlMi fa being constructed on Sanford Ave. between First and Second St*. * , Tha building 1* being erect*! with block walla, terrlgto floor*, with l plate glaia front anS plastic Illuminated sign. _ Celling* of the building wiU b e o f red cedar, natural flnlab. Another feature of the new building, which la expected to bo completed In four to six weeks, will b* that It la to b t air Conditioned, The building la being construct­ ed by A. W, Leo, owner and operator of tha Florida l a m Co. with plans and apeclflcatMo* by John Purton IV. Architect. Location of tha new building for tha Sanford dowtewn i n i la between Hunt's Feed Storo and the WHson-Maler Furniture Co. Annex on Banford Ava. W A tu rS FIRST WIFI! ILL MIAMI BEACH l i t - The first wife of tbe late mayor James J. Walker of New York City la Ql at a hospital here. Attaches said tha condition «g Mrs. Janet Allen Walker. T*, was poor. She and Walkar, flamboyant Gotham figure of tha "roaring twenties," were divorced fat W L He died In 194L ' came the magic that made possible so wonderfully different a Ford. In the toughest on-thernatl tests c m glten to a car, this "Inner Kurd” demonstrated that a '57 Ford rides you sweet and low. . . (hat it takes the bumps with­ out a bobble, the cones without the pitch. . . and, that In power, It "takes nothing from ooIkkI) I" Nothing an wheels hurries, handle or holds up like * Ford! ASSOCIATION BEGINS CONVENTION »UD4Y MIAMI BEACH (ft— The Na­ tional Consumer Finance Assn., an organisation of loan companies, be gen its 42nd annus) convention A Tuesday amid a shower of pre­ dictions that present restrictions on eredft will continue for soma time. A U TO LO AN S Lowest Cost 4SA N EO RD Date* this 1st i t r ISIS. ef October. tOfficial r t e r k ’s *«at) o, I*. Il.rnilnn • ‘Icrli r-lri-ult I'nurt, Humlnnl* I’rmnljr, Klnrlils «0+K fc*tlal fi'Qf o rV -i 4 rf g o to g 1 a g * « + J You're In for a thrill when you see tills new knockout named Ford! But save pour superlative* till you drive itl T h at’s where the fun really s u m . Creslay A t u m M t* * Tub* * o v m a* picture bright(MS* o u t t o youl It's Tun jutt knowing that others who see you wish they were you. For you're commanding the longest, lowest, heaviest, biggest car ever to sport such a low rice u g . T here’s head room to spare lor a new fall on n e t. , . stretch-out space for a "Daddy Longlegs." E You'll find dust the tough and ready new ‘‘Inner Ford" it built to Uke the lutigheit road you'll care to travel. New outboard rear springs and ball-joint ft out suspension let Ford u k e UK turns without die t i l t New iwcpl-back control anna help u k e bounce out ol bump*. Best of all, Ford’* library-like quiet it built In. And the new "in n e r Ford" Is why. For never before in QUALITY . SATISFACTION Da BA IT Ford's field hai there been a body with so unit h extra blaring, so firmly anchored to its Inundation. And on can choose limit d u re big .Silver Anniversary '-H's with up to "15 horsepower. There's al\o a new Mileage Maker Six with i l l horsepower, the most modern Six in the industry. You can pick your Ford Uilorcd to your drsitet and your budget, too! Choose from nine ovcr-17-fmil Fairlane or Fairlane 500 models or fiom five over-16foot Custom or Custom 300 models. O r take your pick from Ford's live longer, lower, new station wagons. Whichever model you select, you'll get a car diat'a been re-iiivcmcd fiom die wheels up) So there's die new kind ol Ford. Dig! Gracious! Spacious! A luxury car tn ic -b u t one dial any newta r buyer can easily affoid. Come iul See what wondcr-car* you can buy now at low Ford prices. I STRICKLA ND-MORRISON, Inc) �r-T-i-T’ ~ * v : swr^jpT^ ’ - . -vfaw^wyy-—<••■. YOUU sets Ahead In City's, Expansion Program mlnole County what doea tho * no would caacalled “expan1 accomplished, it of ue - and doeely togeththe dtixena in e plana can be elreedy on the 1 the approval nee —the Sanitlon No. 2 — “ these igdy being put •gin construe... .v. . . ide the thbdttora Is that of i experiencing 1 begI”, ng ? iolo sections and west, each ea thought by *ntral 'f ; °r, ® J£?" ^ ., types of bus’ kMt lin e city best and must hare *t its fingertips a long range g'nn for its tmmoaiate growth. — What can Sanford and Seminole County leek f amard to? A causeway acroes the St. .Jfrhrs Rhrer from French Avenue across the lake Into a new route for 17-92 fourfenlag the heaviest traffic In the state into an orderly ribbon of visitors coming and gothrough Central Florida from Tampa to 'ThcksonvHlo and Daytona Beach. The Sanford Titusville Canal is another .R eject ahead of os that will bring untold -atDUoae into the Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty area. The new canal - although planned and originated more than 80 years ago b a mw avenue through width both in­ dustry and tourism will make new inroads Into tho immediate area. Hare in Sanford - local d Haone look for- The Sanford Herald Tuesday, October 2, 1956 ward to tho gxtenakm of tho p w n t mr*r Un*a to bring is all of tho aroaa that do not now havo tho aanltary tacflltfag tho muni* dpality eould bring thorn, There are mQee of d ty etneta which mod paving In order to moderniae and bring the entire community, d ty limita to d ty llmita, into an area which might bo colled completejy modern. The annexation program la yet to come *boiit - a neeeaaity for a d ty bunting at iU aroma. Even though hundreds of home ownm and property owners look forward to being a part of tho City of Sanford, It has ret been realised, A eewage Treatment Plant la another atop forward for the dty. No doubt, when the utility Department of the d ty comes within the financial condition as enumerated by the city’s fiscal agenta, the disposal plant wqj become a reality. It is one of the neees^ improvements each member of the 0f ganford City Commissioners feels should be done. However, they are awaitjnjr the time when monies can be provided, f0r part of the dty’a expansion plan ca® not be resitted immediately without raising the utility tax now being enforced. There la still another important phase of expansion not yet aeeompUabad and about which much has been written; tho docks and wharves for water freight moving along tho s t Johns River from shipping centers of th* t S T u S d ^ e ^ K S d a . IK dustrslists have long realised that such a project would Immediately bring to Sanford and Central Florida a flurry of Industry, trade, traffic, and population growth un­ known in yean gene by. Sanford and Seminole County are foe* tunate in having so mueh ahead of them — just over tho horiwn. t« in. •lightly Talking about than w S not mako dreams •spurts come true. It Is self help, cooperation, natty within our municipality and county, the push and shove that cornea from M aggressive spirit aimed at Sanford and Somliwdo County sf f t a a s w lepeits. DaDsr volgrowth. USM U swelled both by higher Already behind us and accomplished— prices and by largar salt sales. building our community at a faster rate Industrial prodocttoa m g r r l than one would hare realized just five short beck sharply la August from tbs years ago are projects like tho widening of Jaty slswdewn due to ‘he steel The department kwhs far 17-82 giving visitors sesisr aeeeas to tho strikethe Increased pace tn c e n to s the west coast of Florida through Tempo and ether dtles; French Avenae has become a throughway; the New York Giants Dormi­ tory is under construction; a modern sewer and water program was completed; a brand new Southern Bell Telephone Co. dial ex­ change is under construction; the Sanford Naval Air Station is permanent and with H millions of dollars in an expansion plan which will funnel more and more retail trade Into Sanford: and tho annual New York Gianta Mayfair Inn PGA $15,000 Open a winter event which attracts visitors from every section of the continent Plenty has boen accomplished and there's more to be done. So mueh to be done that ht August by m mUim dot­ com pared with B t Sanford and Seminole County leaders can­ not afford to bo lolled to sleep. There must be action —concerted effort - planning and studying. Let's keep what wo have- Indmtry, com­ mercial establishments, and professional of fices—and got moral SHOWING LAST M TODAY I 0<The two event* highlighted a fact little noted by the public— the increasing tendency of big business to adopt carnival-sty la press sgeat stunts. Pblneas T. Barn urn, father of the circus-type school of promo­ tion in America, today would rank as a piker in the field. Even the fabulous Jim Moran now looms as an amateur. After all, Jim merely performed such toy feats as becoming the first man in history to find a needle in a haystack, sell an icebox to an Eskimo, and hatch an ostrich egg by sitting oa it himself. “There’s a sucker born every minute’’—oor Honan had the funds for off-beat promotions sow Public Steps Up Total Spending Candidates Stick To Party Promises t o r ssnvontten platforms. Motthee has altered anything hay in f what these platforms ssntsinod Both men cow have mads ma­ jor fans spsirhsei Kteonhcwue at M i , 111-, Wednesday sight and Stevenson at Newton, Iowa, leal Saturday. * The major difference betwees the promise# mode by KiaoahowW and his Republicans and gtivoasm and his Democrats still revolves around the question of price sup­ ports. Eisenhower sticks by flexible price supports as the medicine the farmers need. Stevenson is *11 for price supports fixed s t $0 per cent of parity oa basic crops. Then is a difference la tho way the two men say they look at farmers. BY HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (AP)—The daffy season is In full swing! Go* corporation paved a Man­ hattan street with soap this week, another made a nationwide offer to buy idsIs beards at $5,000 an AL C H A L M E R S “I d s a t know just how much this thing will cost us. Every man !■ s'jsorlca now seems to be wear1 Injhs beard, particularly out r a t whirs towns are celebrating their centennials." Dworsan has reason to feel worried. James W. Browser, man­ aging editor of the Barber's Jour­ nal, estimates there are a t least 140,500 beard wearers in the na­ tion. "Whet If a bearded lady showa u p t" be said. “We specified m alj beards, but if a bearded lady sbowad up and demanded equal rights she could cause us a lot of trouble." In Service SHAKEDOWN” 5:30 AM. to MIDNITE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK EAT Hayward Equipmont Co. J . ft M. Distributing Co. C alo ric A p plianct Corp. ’ Sankarik G lass fir Paint Co. Bryant Hooting Specialists Stafford Electric Co. Dearborn Stove Co. Roy W all Evans Roofing fir Heating Co. * H . B. Pop# Co. Hughes Texaco Florida State Bonk PORT SILL, OkU— Pfc. Jack Ketter. son of Mr. and M n. Ru­ ben Ketter, Sanford recently was assigned to the 5S4U> Field Artil­ lery Battalion at Pert 801, Okie. A medical aidman la the bat­ talion’e Headquarters Battery, Ketter holds tbs UN sad K aren Service Medals among his dsesea- BUSH . BILL Electric Supply C o., In c M iracle Concrete Joe W. Robertson Sinclair O il fir G as Co. Ecklos Distributing Co. L P. G . Equipment Co. Notional Stove Co. Boggerly Appliance Center Powell's O ffice Supply Brisson Funeral Home M ercel Faille D elta Tank M anufacturing Co., In c A N D S P E C IA L TH A N K S T O T H E P U B LIC W h o s o wonderful mode our grand opening such a success. SHACK Dallriw g Brakfant gad Tha Warifg l i r i H— I n r g i SHRIMP mad CHICKEN 2Sth 8T. aad SANFORD AVR. , LONG BEACH, Calif. (PHTNC) — Seventy-two ships of the US. P in t Pleat and 110 Navy sircraft ineluding the Blue Angels, crack flight demonstration team, were assembled at Long Beech, Calif., Sept 14 for the largeit fleet review since World War tl. Participating aboard the dest­ royer U8S Richard B. Anderson was Harold P. Stamper, machine its’s mate second elats, USNf son of Mr. and M n. Jack E. Stamper of U05 W. Third S t The exercise, by Vice Admiral Robert L. Dennison, USN, Com­ mander of the P in t Fleet, was reviewed by tbs Secretary of the Navy, Hon. Charles S. Thomas. Secretary Thomas also witness­ ed the final* of the “ M n. U. S. Navy" contest fas Lons Beach Sept- U. _______ | We wont to extend our deepest and most sincere thanks to tho follow ml of this MUlfm ttel cam­ paign so far. There has been a great gherolta of ftew and a gnat sbuwdanm of srardt ta elate attitndm already pretty familiar. But there was a small sprink­ ling of political salt: la his Newtaa speech Sieve* •on eenffed at what Elcsehswm promised the farmers in hie 10U ANGELS The public doesn’t share this neevensaesa yet. And the calmer view might tuns out to be the bet•r one. The market has borrowed trouble unnecessarily many times In the p u t. available to a modern corpora­ tion. To launch an old brand soap in a now pink color—and incidentally open the annual d v k drive “for a cleaner New York”—Procter 0 Gamble donated 109.000 b an of the etuff to pave a block of Rockefeller Plata. The soap, enough to waab a family of four for 4,154 yean, had a retail value of some 112,000. It was put down by 40 Hunter Collate girls, then picked up after a few boon by SO Boy Bcoute their good dead for the day. The soap then was donated to various charities. Throughout the strange exhibi­ tion many bystander* hoped for a big rain. All erase sure the re­ sulting suds would drown the RCA building. The Ronson Corp. was the other • entrant la tho bustness stunt-of-tbe-week contest. To launch a new electric shaver, Ron­ ton advertised In St major cities for men willing to sacrifice their beards—a t $8,000 an ounce—on a weekly television program It was sponsoring. The offer was made only af­ ter a preliminary test shewed that even a Rip Van Winkle beard would tip the scale* at less than s full ounce. Within a day after the ad ap­ peared, hundreds of replies earns by mail, phone and wire. They ranged from a college pro­ fessor In Philadelphia to a depart­ ment store’s professional Santa Claus, who nukes his living In the off-season selling vitamin pllla. T h e Santa Claus demanded $50,000 for his beard—said he’d spent 10 yean landscaping It," reported Bernard Dwortian, the company's ad manager. "A Brooklyn seamen wanted to sell his beard so he could go visit his wtfs In England. Ha told us he hadn't seen the girl since SO minutes after he married her. as ho had to leave to retch his ship. THERM-O-TANE GAS & APPLIANCE Co. Inc �Women's G o lf Assn W ill Have Courtesy G olfer' Each Week So cia l fcvw ik between for*. Mra. Blllhlmar, who baa Just returned from ■ trip to this romantie city says that palpi* living In the French Quarter can’t altar or nmotlsl their houses without the depress permission of the French Quarter Authority. That of course, la how It manage* to raB jnoi* basically the same today w It waa Is the days of tha dashing gallants, beautiful ladle*, gad duals fought under th* "duellag oak". Mra. BUlhlmor *ay* that, although lb# buildings do look of dirty and run-down on tho outside, inside they ar* beautiful. She said aha walked f i a t mil**, but had a marvelous . stime. their child’s room where the teach­ er will brief them on how she marks report card* and how they In the Assembly Hall for a very short business meeting, after which tho gueat pcaker Stuart Gatchel will be Introduced. Mr. Gatchel, who is Director of Se­ condary Instruction for Seminole County Schools, will speak on "ReHare’s another tip for F°u port Cards and The System Be­ housewives. Stainless steel 1* the hind Them". easiest kitchen metal to clean so - -yea might think about that when tt’i Urn* to replace y o u pots and Attention Typists pen*. . . . And the next time you Mr*. Lorraine Graham, Execu­ find it necessary to oil your clock, tive Secretary of the Seminole •guilt on atomizer filled with County TB and Health Assn., re­ 9 light oil through any convsnlest ports that she still needs volun­ iponlng In the dock's back. Th* teer typists, also any typewriters, ftaa mist will dapoalt oil on even that might bo made available. haid-to-reSch parts. • • Th* girls of VAH-S of BJ1.A.S. < n n ln g In for Fall houaodeanlag la a big way this year bom u m thay're getting ready for S m a really apoeisl V. I. P.'s, meaning their husband* of course. Ik o men o< VAH-4, who have bee* M M for five months, are schedul­ ed to return to Sanford aometlm* ground tha lari of November. Mathodist Group To Hold Supper A t M cKinley H a ll Mrt. J. B. BC John, general superintendent of tho Methodist Chunk School, announced that there will ho a t m n d dish sup­ per on Wodaoedap a t f P-m. at McKinley Hall. Iko Children*■ Department* will prooout • chart program, after which groop singing will be onJ-_J .. W W U tM |I || ««• can make arrangements to borrow or rent the necessary typewriters. Typists need not necessarily be tu t, Just reason, ably accurate. The work Involves typing names and addresses on label* which ara later to be past* *d on envelopes and nulled out. Hi* said they must be mailed by Nov. 18, and as yet she only has w*Un*to,gS*r t i d°ne' W“ h e'aht *" T ’rtri'big to do so may take the work home with them. Happy Birthday Oct- I Betty and Carla Sue Parker » Oct. I Mit. John W. Salisbury footnotes to /as/u'on 3teon fry Held A t SN AS; Party Slated Next Week Calendar TTJMDAY The Sanford Woman** C M w tt For you gala who want to be as faee, and brit Tha Air Station Officers wives The Sanford Tourist and Shuf* have lu drat meeting, a tuaakwell-dressed but don’t h a v e a eyas to cover u| held a steak fry in baek of BOQ fleboard Club will have a covered eon, a t the club buOdtag at 1S:N large allowance to spend on your Eyes are still under lights with each of the dish supper at 6:00 at th* club­ p, m. Hostesses wO ho Mrs. Ak wardrobe, the wisest buy la «**- ind eyebrow ladles bringing a covered dish. house. bert Hardesty, Mr*. Boy TUU*. paratea." With enough blouses, ^ w Mrs I# T. Doss, Mrt. B. B. Bock The Woman’* Society of Christ­ About 13 couple* attended, among shorts and aklrta you can be cor*“ *' M«,onwhom were two new couples ian Service will hold an Execu­ and Mrs J . A, Young. Ooorgt rectly dressed for any occasion, *® ; **• •J"1* aboard the station, Lt. and Mrs. tive Board matting at • a.m. fol­ Touhy will bo guost ipookar. from weeding the garden to at* ***” by a Business and Program The Woman ad th* P in t Pm > tending the thoater. e faahlonabU W. M. Webber and L t Cdr. and lowed meeting at 0:45 a.m. byterlan Charch w tt b a n thoif Sirs. L. J. Leary. If you’ll look around the ato m 1 The Brownie Scouts of the First monthly Executive Board Moating A "Son Voyage" party for tbs Presbyterian Church will meet in la th* Soasloa Boom at lf:8l.h. «• here In Sanford, you’ll find any 5^1, typa of blouso you might wish ,op' officers of VAH-il, soon to be de­ the Youth Building at 3:00 p.m. The Boy Scouts of tha F tn t for. For wear with Bermuda ®oro * ployed for an overseas assign* The Daughters of Weslay Sun­ Presbyterian Church wO] moat la shorts, the Ivy League look is the u,,ir ment, will be held at BOQ during day School Class of the First the Scout Boom at tha Church a t thing —dark striped boy-ehirta It will put tt the week. The officers of BOQ Methodist Chureh will hold Us 7:06 p.m. % with button-down collars, a button woman in the nr* devoting the whole day to annual (upper and business meet­ The PhUaUwa CUaa of thn on the back of the collsr and a after-five dates them starting with "happy hour” in the afternoon followed by buf­ ing at 6:30 p.m. Mra. Roy TiUis' First Pmbytorian Chnteh w tt pleat in the back. Most nooular elegant look It fet dinner, after which th* Melod- Group will act as hostesses. There meat at tha beam of Mra. W. a. color combinations are black or peslve tastes, sires will play for an evening of will also bo an Installation of WUUs, SU B. M h .S tm t, a t Ti6S charcoal gray with clustsr stripes Young moden officers at thta time. dancing. p.m. Oo-boetaeoo* will bn Km. 0 . in red, green or brown. phistleatJon afte Chief Warrant Officer Fllhry, The Pioneer Fellowship and U Redding and Mia, A, F. J t a l , For dressier wear with aklrta of it will bacon base Maintenance officer at Pu­ Recreation of the First Presbyter­ The Girl Scouts of tha P in t there are many flattaring, new ladylike charm blic Works, has received order* ian Church will mset la the Youth Presbyterian Chureh will moot St softly detailed blouses, with the find It in th. war for Barbers Point, Hawaii, he Building from 6:00 p. m. through 3:30 p.m, a t the C h u ck season's Impotent ladylike look makeup created expects to be detached around B:00 p.m. achieved through delicate touches -------Nov. 23. Mr. and Mr*. Fllhry re- The Unity Class will meet to the Tha Senior High F slfew d # **• of lace or embroidery, Edwardian . . . creation of tho First Fr aat i t arttii side at IBM Palm Way. Mrs. KilHotel i t S p, m. veryone Chuck wifl moot a t Mm Chunk ruffles, feminine neckline*, or M T S . D , ’ bry. her daughter Jaquellne, and Valdrt welcome. at 7:00 p. m. bell banded cuffs, - . , **», their son Frederick, Intend to la The Seminole High School P-TA N e w sheer georgette and chiffon F e t e O W l stay In Sanford until the end of will bold Its .first meeting of the Th* Mid-Week Bible H e u w tt blouses team gracefully with vel- p * .« ■ the school year. Jaquellno la a year in the high school auditorium be conducted by tho Bov. A. G, Ivet or aatln aklrta for dinner and B i r t h d a y Mclnnis, Pastor 0f tho First Pres­ cheerleader at Seminolo High. at t p. m. Parents are urged to theater wear. ALTA MONTI The Air Station officer* wives attend as the program consists of byterian Chureh i t T:l0 p.m, The nicest thing about moat Donald Van Da will hold their monthly coffee at open discussion between the fac­ Th* Chancel Chtir w tt ra hoary* of the new bloutee le that they can |„ . du, | ce)phl BOQ on the station Thurs. Oct. ulty and parent. Naw policies will at First Presbyterian Chnreh be washed as oaelly aa a p a lro f on ,.rnn Ave The hostesses for this affair are be explained and plana mad* for at 7:10 p.m. nylona and b i rtid y to - * U ri? group iui Sirs. R. T. Nortbridge, and Mr, the coming year. Circle No. • of th* Wemon f t L, L, Hamrick. Morrison, Mr*. John Stribling, n u t day with UtUo or no Im - bIr£ d.fy Circle Number Ten of W.5.C.S. the First Presbyterian Chunk Mra. Ernie Mills, Mra. Robert inf. Among popular fabric*thU ^ Mrs. Quicker! wife of Dr. v 111 meet at 8 p. m. at th* bone will most with Mrs. L. M- MOL Jackson, Mr*. Crsston Overs ted t. Mason are euhmare soft nylon Quicker!, medical officer for of Mn. W. B. Kirby, 1619 S. ■ape, U 1 I B . M Street, a t U ; t t Jersey, fine handkerchief b.tUte M in g u ho Mrs. Clifford McKibbln, Mrs. Heavy Attack Wing, 6.N.A.8., gave Magnolia Avo. John Miller and Mis* Dolores WEDNESDAY birth to a son Sept. 21 at Orlando Russell. Airbase Hospital. The boy waa The regular Wednesday evening named paul Frederick, The Quick- Bible Study at F ln t Methodist Others attending the luncheon erti have one other eon, Steven, Church will be held at TtN In Mc­ were: Mn. A. O. Russell, Mn. Jeanne Foulk, Mn. Jean Fitton, with baby bootirs Icing, were a and reelda at 1107 Randolph Kinley Hall. Tbo study of Urn-Ufa and letter* of Paul will be con­ Mrs. Helen Bloom, Mn. Hair) part of the artistic decorations— Street. tinued by the pastor, Reverend Porter, Mrt. Paulina Inch, Mn. Also a line of diapers were hung Milton H. Wyatt. Ida B. Wilson, Mn. Marjorie L. on the porch with letter* on cacn Dickson. die per spelling out the word "sur­ Mrs. E. N. Ehmann Tbo First Baptist Chuck will hava their Frayor Service a t T:M Also attending wen: Mrs. E. prise”. The home of the honnre* B. Smith, Mrs. F. D. Scott, Mrs. was decorated for the gala affair Has 88th Birthday p. mJohn H. Williams, Mn. E. G. Hay. while she had gone out to din­ man, Mn. Mary Sue Compton, Observance Sunday ner with her husband. Mn. Hugh Whslchsl, Mn. Harry ALTAMONTE STRINGS—lire. Others present wera the Mrs. Woodruff. Mn. Prirs Heard, Mr*. Luther Hart, Mrs. Tracy Wal­ Estelle N. Ehmann, Orlando, George Nicely, Mn. W. H. SwinMr. and Mra. Robert BUlhlmor ker, Mrs. Chester Wolfe, Mrs, ■pent Sunday at tho homo of her ■on, Mrs. Jamea Parker, Mrs. returned Saturday night from n ■on and daughter-in-law on Lobe Herbert Jeeh, Mrt, Charles Pas­ John Crawford Ivev Mrs. V” rsw visit to Now Orisons, L b. Florida to celebrat* her BBlh. ternack, Mrs. Loren Jacb, Mr*. Manh, Mn. Karl Higginbotham, Bobby Btllhlmsr has gens mi J. Cornell, Mr*. Chsrles Pyle birthday. A picnic dinner complete Mn. Bay W. Herron, Mrt. Charles a short business trip to Mtaml Tho Yarik CM* *f th* F ir* with birthday cake was served. Mrs. Paul Harold, Jin , Charles Masks, Mra. J. Rote Adams, Mn. Friends of Mrs. Jim Robson Presbyterian Church wtU prartjoo Ledbetter, Mrs. W. McClain, Mrs. With her waa her daughter, R. E. Wltiel, Mn. Fred Perkins, will be sorry to hear that ahe la at the Chureh at f t » p-ri. John Peck, Mrs, Robert Bradford, Miss Marjorie N. Batsman, Mra. Mn. H. K. .Ring, Mrs. Andnw SATURDAY In Orsng* Memorial Hospital in Mrs. W. L. Swofford, ra. C. David Burke, Missel Lillian and Orlando, having Carraway, Mn. Boyd Weber, Mrs. Th* R. A/a af th# F ir* Baptist undergone sur­ S. Swoffonl, Mrs. Leo Guile and Mary Norwalk and Stan Norwalk, J. 8. Cleveland, Mn. Roy 81mms, gery th en this morning. Har Church wiB moot o t the U tto k Mrs, L. E. Mann. all of Orlando. Mn. Cecil* Heard, Mias Dorothy at 9:10 a- m. ' room number la 418* Powell, and Miss Ellen Betti. The regular monthly luncheon of the Sanford Women’s Golf As­ sociation was held at the Mayfair Inn County Club, Wednesday Sept 26 at 12:30. P r e s i d e n t Mrs. Ruth Herron welcomed new members and guests. Mrs. Verne Smith, a member of the Board of the Florida Women's Golf Association, wai Introduced, after which it waa announced that Mra. Blanche Nicely was the local representative on the Inter*Clty Tournament board. The group voted to adopt a fluctuating handicap this year, and to have a 'courtesy golfer" each week during the year. Winners of prizes given at the luncheon were: Mrs. Lucille Heard. Mrs. Catherine Jackson, Mra. Jean Collins and Mrs. Jackie Crawford. Winners in the golf tournamsnt were: Class A (Most 4's) Mrs. Jeanne Fnulk: Class B (Most S's) Mrs. Lucillo Heard; Class C (Most 6's) Mrs. Ann Marsh; Class D (Most 7's) Miss Dee Russell. New members attending the (P&jlmuuxIa Mr. and Mra, Tad Brooklyn of Lake Mary announce the birth of a daughter, Trudy Mayrono, on Friday, Sept. 38, a t Seminole Memorial Hospital The little lady weighed 7 lb*. 4 os. Mr*. Brooklyn Is Uie former Mlsa Jean Dottier Th* auporiatoadaat* and teaeb- 010 Of tho Children'* Department srlfl b* introduced, then Open hona* will be bold, In order that tho church school workers and th* priori* may become bettor ae> YMhriod. This will b* a fiaa opportunity far parents to know teachers, and toaaharo to know parents, *o It Ja Imped that maay will attend. NEW W EDNESDAY OPEN HOURS 9:30 T IL L 5'30 • '* x • a'ip n ftv Tucker Scheduled To Speak Thursday To Wilson P-TA young juniors There will b* o meeting of the Wilson School P-TA on Thursday night o t T:W a t the Wllaon School in Pools. Gueri i poakor for tbo evening will bo Codl Tucker. C o u n ty Agent, who will apeak on "4-H Work for Boys”. Also preaent at the meeting will be Min Myrtle Wilson, H o rn * Demonstration sm a rt junior* w a tts n o tim a . . , «hoy W u p -to -th e-m in u te in S h irley Lae fa shions Following Mr. Tuckor’a talk, time* will bo a Walt Disney film "How To Oatek Cold", after which refreshments will b* serv- white collar end cuff*. • to IS. DAN R IV E R ’S D R I-D O N P L A ID S ! seen in SEVENTEEN Other Shirley Lea Young''Junu-re from J fljf ■ypotternodfor ihsi|*|keMM 1 *fl|D MACHINE WASHABLE “CAB” SLACKSl Cat d o m e a n m d b w , aw k* d o eaiM IMa o W m •( tim ^ W h a to g ry n t Pcnn^buyfor I h o J S e h j m 4 ^ 1 .*wm Store Hours; U ooiay • Friday 9:00 • 6:80 ^ u r d a r 8:00 • 6;09 1 ! \ I 1t. ■41rr tr- i,— i- * It \ �mpwi1 sij r v ■ .riuVfeTv'.- ‘ ‘ -v.vv-*253fc'^—"t:-" '"*" ' mtsur fuss Seminoles Pointing F or Aopoka Till The Sanford Seminole* pointed fat earneet today toward their Blue Darter oppoaltlotr Friday night la Apopka. The Seminole* rebuk­ ed Friday night's Leesburg. Apopka game, set up a defeat* to be used against the Darien, talk­ ed about the Apopka defense, had am-ther sesalm at roughs offen­ sive and defenalvo eerimmaget, and sidelined another candidate for the "porpleJwart". "This Apopka club Is not to be When for granted bteeuse they test two In n .uw," h u d mentor dill Fleming satd. "In tne first half of the game they looked far better than Leesburg." Apopka boasts a heavier team average than the Semhwlaa, end they're figured to be on the re­ bound from their bard lota to Leesburg. Apopka likes to run to to be oeeelck tnyneUr Bhe nodded bar head at item mapped bright t«d curia 1 widerstand Hew you feel, and re s arty a s pallet to look altar. Yau au al have hundred*." “Nat hundreds,' he rDTTetlto. -but plenty. Ciuiea paseengm, I’Ve found, always require n great deal of ettesittan. I suppose in had vT-wther the poor dears are bored ■ur." "That may be p a r t at K ra VUatheretone'e trouble," Val said, “■he te bored, poor thing—a t least," aha amended, “when Dirk tent visiting her.” “Bhe likes that, does aha?" “Wen, talking to him eerrea to make a pleeaaat change from talk­ ing to me." •Tve gathered eha'e kept you pretty tied up In the cabin. I've looked for you each mealtime. You haven't been In the dining saloon.” Her heart tilted and toe («!t ab­ surdly pleaded that ha had noticed her absence. There waa n panes that waa faintly embarrassing. Un outald*, and there la when the Semlnoles were hurting the most until Tom Brown took over one of the defenilve end poets. Dave Laud* worked with the ondi for a length/ aeialon today In an at* tempt to cover the Apopka flank­ er, Larry Fote, who did an outstanding job on the pass receiving end of the Darter offense. The Semlnoles looked a little ragged today on defense. They failed to show the sparkle that they had las) week. "We still need « jot of defensive work to con. tain \popka," Fleming said, "but this Is hast Monday, the boya have had a rough week, and there hae been two days layoff over the weekend, I'm confident they’ll sharpen up tomorrow or the neat dfi) and come through." Offensively the Semlnoles look­ ed good. They showed a lot of power and consistent d r i v e through the middle-of the line, but the outside running looked poor, tepeclally after Phyl Byrd waa sidelined. Women's Bowling League In the tea. When the steward bad gona he said abruptly, “You're not looking any too wall yourself." Bhe smiled. “Perhaps I've barn feeling slightly seasick." He nodded and leaned across the email table and poured her a cup of tea. “Somehow you look dif­ ferent from that Bret morning we talked.” he said. "You looked eo well then, full of vitality and Ufa, able to cope with anything that might coma along. Now, If you don’t mind my saying so, you look It professional la a way.” Bhe sort of flattened out, aa though I rather hastily, "But Xwould you were frightened of something. n m p of tan.” Are you afraid of anything t" “1 don't know why I should be." i pressed the ball hy the cabin and n law minutes later when she said evasively, and deliberately she bent over her cup of tea. “What could I ha frightened of on "You must have been kept pretty this ship?" Ho waa soma little time replying. WB these past raw dsya. DocThen ho shrugged hie powerful aha said sympathetically. M nodded. “Practically every- shoulder*. *7 don't know other than k* ban bean seasick. The crew aa that Mrs. Featherstono may hava all aa the passengers. (Josh, I been putting Ideas Into your bead." ’Well," eh* said gravely, "you • IMS. Hagai* Orel*. Rearieted kg temtssioa *f Attorn nooks. Dtorib team attitude displayed an the practice field. Tha boya hava a lot of spirit and pep, and they’re not afaid to hit herd and low. It wDl be a good game to watch and tha vary small admUaioo price of M ceau la by nu means prohibitive. Make plane to be on hand tomorrow afternoon at 4 p. m., when the Sanford Seminole JVa ranks their firat home ap­ pearance of the M a m in Memor­ ial Stadium as the lightweights attempt ta eerr'ih their names In the win column. MVEESIFIED HOCKEY SCHEDULE NEW YOEK (A P )-In an effort to cater to the communters who live outelda New York City, the Now York Bangera have set up a unique hockey schedule for the coming season. Siuteen games ■re set for * T o'clock Sundap night atari. There will ho two Team Bomberettea Jets Demons Hounds wga Screwballs Strikes or Mliaeo High Gam* Ugh Set! Lillian Donat 147 411 Bertha Rosa 1M 4U Pat Fostar 1U MQ Dotty Thomao 108 MS Bern It Clancy 162 44S Audrey Bolfer ltt 411 PHIL BYRD Nama Aveago (Starr Photo) Lillian Donat l«o Bertha Rose 1ST Bemto Clancy 138 Byrd was the week's first to be Audrey Bolfer 112 placed on the doubtful list. Late Blanche Zlohell Its In yeaterday’s scrimmages Byrd Pat Foiter It* suffered cuts and bruise* abova Cartle Btribllng 1M his left eye. "I just hop* it Sadie Nold* III 'oesn’t stay swollen shut for the Dotty Smith U t neat day or io," Bud Layer said. Mary Schwarts 111, Byrd will see IlmtloJ action in to­ Florence Bower* 111 morrow's sls'cd rough ar.d tumble Jenny Hilton 104 gridiron scramble. The swlwcl Dotty Thomaa i n hipped halfback was he break­ Dotty McDonald M away hop* for the Semlnoles, but Sara Sugf M with two or three days layoff It Marti* BUna St I feared that he will be consider­ Janla Davis II ably hampered in running condL Kitty Duffy M tior.ing come Friday, Charlotte Aeder TS The mentoring staff has or­ Peggy Tugwell 74 dered a repeat pi.-fornittnco of lost week’s gruelling endearm'i for Notice to this afternoon. They plan to run Rewtiaf Leagno Secretariat: the gamut wi h their carges as Wo with to comply with your they put them hrhigh Iheir paces roquosts and flv* your bowllnf w another gamt-ilke Intensive 'he writeups you desire, scrimmage. hut to do ao require* tome sort "We're not taking any chances of cooperation on your part. We whatever on not being ready for must hava results and itatemenu thla one," the entire mentoring •- voorta office within a staff tersely commented. . reasonable time after your league And from the spirited deterhas bowled. If your leagua re­ itilneetlon both on their parts and sults have not bean appearing on the team, it looki aa if hey mean our sports page, please contact what they say. the sports editor. Saturday afternoon game*. The Ranger* open the season Wednes­ day, Oct. 17 agslnal the Bo*tor Bruins In Madison Square Gar AIMS AT U.S. TITLE ft , . The Orange Belt Conference ■aw more ra*n than anything else over the weekend, and the spot­ light was popped out at the Co­ coa-Winter Park game that waa reckoned to be the game that would determine the final outcome of the OBC championship race. But one very Important con­ ference tilt did Uk* place, and that waa a cloaa ona. Tha Lees­ burg Yellow Jackets eked out a slim 18-8 victory over a sharp looking Apopka Darter eleven. The Yellow Jackets were un­ impressive in the firat half of the game as the young Dartera played superior game. Eddie Park­ er, the Jacket sparkplug waa benched for the entire game with torn ligaments In an ankle, and that may account for the lack of en*p in the Jacket offense. A host of Blue Darters showed impressive promise In their un­ successful invasion of Leesburg. Leading them waa Tom King, 1M pound tackle, and fullbacks Dalton Cleghom and Dickie Johnson. Jerome Shaw 180 pound sopho­ more quarterback showed a lot of speed and rauxle-daztl* for tbo losing Darters. Curtis Stone waa impressive with hla left-handed passing effectiveness. Ha has a good receiver In the person of Carl Cousins, veteran end. The Blue Darters are e young club, with only tight eenlora on the entire varalty roster. Aa the season progresses tha Darters will be ■ formidable foa for any Orange Belt team. THIS WEEK’S OEC SCHEDULE Two Orange Belt loop tilts top the week's card at three of the club* continue to stay outside for battles. The Melbourne Bulldogs make their season debut in the OBC when they are entertained at Lceiburg by the Yellow Jack­ ets. The Bulldogs are last year's OBC champs, and they had a fine 8-2 season. Rick Gillespie’s charge* got off to a bad start when kit boys mad* eresstiya error* and paid dearly for than when they dropped their season opener to Ft. Pierce *0-0. The only disturbing feature about thla, however, It that the Bulldogs were blanked out. Head mentor Earl Hurt hopes desperately to be able to bring his sparkplug out of the mothballs when the Yellowy Jackets enter­ tain Melbourne Jacket Greballer Eddie Parker hat been on the bench since the first half of Ocala game; the Leesburg season opener two weeks ago, The Jack­ ets dropped that one B 4 , show­ ing a good offensive unit, bat a weak defense. Then the Jackets bounced back last weak to pound out • alim victory ever Apopka By Alan Mavtr ROSBWALL,tbY*AA-OLB v->,. a u b t r a u a h a h ** \ What Does "Castile" Mean On Soap Label? Orange Belt Loop C U P 9 TA P trA O 'B f f f B f i PCAY/Mo TH S A M______ g R /C A /i C iR C jirr, __ MAY f i t w i f w , : ?. */’ 0 /a a e a r a r v M g u /fa fit. q c k net T fiA M jR A T fi I t # HOAO% PATH TO 7H£ U t . a a t / oacac f i /H M t t rm M V a e ro n tt* * t a * o h he h ap P irc H to ohly r sh u to u t *. awsno j j p b .m b y tub COMPtAHtTP,LB*% BAUYARYOIAHP* MAKE T IP WHUAMB 0a r V w a sh o o h p /r b t i0 th /* re * * jo b s , m e OHHOfTOH *AV IOOK POtiTlYBiy H e rt!A* YAPPH/P V&fiSS* p EB iC C A T EP (•PR/gP U#IP YC HAYMHT POT A PtCTlO HAR/J a y p c a r Hi p a c t on ey m r y t h ih o M i/r t h e u r r - P U P A M * Hi fiO Sro H . IV I N '* 134. Big, rangy Irvan Roberts bed a lot of halp from halfback! Mike Higglna and end Jerry Garlock when they downed the Blue Dartera. Tha Sanford Semlnoles and the! Apopka Blue Dartera meet in 1 Apopka Friday night to determine who will be the early action scapegoat for the OBC. Both teams have marred their confer­ By JOE HEICIfLER ence with lone*, whila neither BRROKLYN Jt—Tho well-rested have had the opportunity, to New York Yankees ruled a stout avenge themselves. Apopka will TH to I choice to dethrone the bo on the re-bound after dropping champion Brooklyn Dodgers in two in a tow. The teams stack the 1866 World Series which start* up evan-stevan, thus far, Both tomorrow at Ebbeta Field but tha suffered humiliation in their sea­ Leaguers had pleBty at son openers, Apopka waa bottled National supporter*,-too. up all evening by a supposedly inferior Umatilla squad and gave Bobby Bragan, who gained^ littl* opposition aa they fell 21-7, stature as a manager even In * Sanford never found Itself when Pittsburgh's three season-ending the Semlnoles bowed 88-7 before losses to Brooklyn, picked tho powerful Coco*. The lost didn't Dodgers to win, embarrass the Semtnolea, but the "All they have to do la play the score did. Since that time the kind of ball (hey played against us Seminole* have had a week off to in these last three daya," Bragan recon oiler and find their equalL aald. "Tho** guys - were simply brium again, while the Darters great." lost a heart-breaker 184 at tha A major league umpire, who will remain unidentified even hands of Leesburg. The Cocoa Tigers take a trip though ha will not work tn them to Daytona to match their eklll series, thought the Dodgen would against Elwoed Hiatt, Scotty Dun­ win "because they ar* keyed up lop, and the Seabreete Sand right now and they have the mo­ Cmba. The Sand Crabs whipped mentum." one OBC member at the opening "I've been reading where the of the season, when they downed Dodgers are supposed to be tired ** the Lakeview Red Devil* of Win­ he aald. "Tired of what? Winning? ter Garden 864. The snappy Co- Capturing the pennant en the last tea Tigers will hava their first day of the action, and the man* real teat of strength In Daytona ner In which they did U.wta the Beach; inasmuch aa the Sanford beat pick-me-up they could have B Semlnoles gsva them little apposi­ gotten." tion and their tilt with Winter Whitey Ford was certain to pitch for the Yankees In the opener b it Park was rained out. Winter Peri: will have little Manager Walter Alston waa not more than another scrimmage expected to name the Brooklyn when they entertain the DeLand pitcher until after the workout, Bulldogs Friday night DeLand today. It was believed that Bel Magile, waa routed by Palatke SU0 in their season and fell before Ket., Brooklyn'* hottest pitcher ia the will get the calL ter liana of St. Augustine *74 stretch, - i ------ — last weak. Winter Park powered ever New Smyrna 884 In their out by Seabreete In tbeir i m « seeton opener end lay idle last son opener and Eustls was b lan k * rd out by Tavaree 8M in theirs, week. Lakeview Red Devila of Eustls, however, bounced back Wbrtar Garden will bo in their and took St. Cloud 1MI last weak. own class this week aa they travel Thla should be e we11-mate had to E«aUs. Lakeview waa blanked game. Yankees Are Ruled Choice To Dethrone Dodgers In Series» “T h is I lik e ... r#**p j mm fiABEMAt, %«?:% EftLL W J Awfjr*OY >1 PO #H 7 7 ft .1 AEP OM Hi* A H irry ro c o n e m fto tie* 0OMOCH OP m t i f R A Y t ? HHHAM Y if aa o a m i * . my hmndy naw gjMSttU* Kltohwn Twlwphonw" S/cTtST ; a t a fa ir a n d ra— nahl* p t t o h . t With t handy telephone in year kitefaea, yon can place and uka c a ll right where you work. Look* pretty, too, is your choice of decorator colon. Help* you tail through the day. Corn Juat pennies a day. Thig you'll UW FUKB UK L i VERY > h a fa order. Just call mu Btuitum OJfav. Or mk T h t Sanford M erchant* Aicoclation ro D o la n Bocnuao Y our T i n s A s* T IR E SHOP 106 W. End P u t O b rends T h a t Will d iv a G t u n a toad 1 S bvo You Money. recommend! th e ito res stay open • # W ednesday afternoons Beginning O ct 3rd. •cemnUeiy cuapeuaM with tronh d M U S T S SUN DRY STO RE 20th a Pmich “To Motlor Sorro You* . . ------ - » . . ■■MXWJP (In color, too) i to am. �it—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTINO H—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 4T—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD $4—AFTS—MOUSES—ROOMS r —BROKERS and REALTORS THE SANFORD HERALD Tuefl., Oct. 2, 10M, THE CARD OF THANKS 6-UNIT Apartment House, *11 T R A D E 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. GOOD DOWNTOWN LOCATION Very often n Card of Thanks In tha Sanford Herald meets rented, all furnished except onu. your old mattress and springs Ph. 122.. Eve. 289-M._______ Large income property. Sales­ which is difficult to fill in nny other way. Not only la it a g rented as office. Best location REGARDLESS OFTYPE OR room, warehouse and other in­ expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes and Income. Good proposition. CONDITION) 4-ROOM garage apt. $40. So. come possibilities. Present rent­ also courteously acknowledges the service* and kindnesses ok. ' PHONE 919-M. Less Trade Cameron. Phone 1314-R. al income $200.00 monthly. A many to whom a personal note of thanka eannot well be mailed.:! Quiltop Mattress Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted ns socially teorbuy at $22,000. Attractive terms. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. McKANEY -SMITH PAINTS Reg. $69.50 .................... FINANCIAL recL Emily Port, the noted authority on etiquette, feeli they LOVELY-MODERN Lake Mary. Lake Front privil­ good uses. 2415 S. Park Phone 1203 many ege*. Inquire 215 W. 5th, San­ 2-Brdroom home, terraito floor*, Royal Comfort Mattress h - in s u r a n pe There Is no 11 ...................... _ n Card of Thunks. ____ It cun b* I ere I* prescribed form fur electric k i t c h e n , beautifully For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. Reg. $5089 .....................43080 ford. Ph. 541-J. brief or as detailed a* you desire. When the occasion come* landscaped. Monthly payment* 668-XR. Room special $14.95. find • sympathetically understanding member of ovr stuff • COMPLETE'MODERN V Bedroom furn. apt. 011 Elm. Itis than rent. • Golden Dawn Mattress INSURANCE Apply et 511 Elm or Phone 070-J. Floor sanding 'and finishing Consult A REALTOR First Ref. $40.38 .................. 434.60 THE "IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE 1 A better Job at a better price. All the NEW KINDS of fir* and 2-ROOM APTS. I l l Elm. Can be C ULLEN AN D 11ARKUY It is thu custom of many families in this country to commumatblf Free estimate*. Ph. Collect casualty. Insurance available In Echoli Special Mattresf IM N. Park Ave. Phoae 2313 tho best of Companies at Low­ seen from 0:00-11:00 1:00-3:00. 1 bereavement hy an "In Mcmorlum ’ notice In newspaper clnstiflia Oviedo F0-5.11Hi. Reg. 42980 .................. $2430 Or call 2003-W. column*. They find a real solace therein. Preparation or sel*ctio8 « | est Rates to those who qualify. A N T ADS 3-mil>R(>(>M HOMK 1 suitable verse brings back to them tender, pleasant recollections. AM Thl* I* a free pas* to the Movie- Consult B A L L INSURANCE TWIN OR FULL SIZE FURNISHED upstairs apartment, On largo corner lot. With Florida Ellxa Cook, the English poet ha* so beautifully expressen It: land Rlde-In Theatre for Ce­ AGENCY. 204 S. Park Ave., R K N T 'EM E A ST light* and water furnished, gar­ room and patio. Well with pump celia Milsted, Lake Mary. Exp. “llow cruelly sweet are the echoes Sanford, FIs. Se* our n*w line of floor covering age, $46 month, 107 Locust Ave. k four sprinklers. Beautiful that start date Oct. 11, 195G. Phone 1156-J. and complete horn* furnishings. lawn and many shrubs. Oak When memory plays an old tun* 35—MONEY TO LOAN Ttxl Burnett trees. on tho heart.' LIVE at tho Park Avenue Apartfor PAINTING FREE DELIVERY ,M»»t frequently an In Memorlum is Inserted on the unnlvgMSfF 912,000 — Good T erm s AUTO LOANS menta. Convenient, comfortable, 2601 Grandview Thone 1952-M. if death. However, other dates, wliirh It- Is felt are approipriat rt*to~*T COST LE8S 1A—P L A C E S 1* E A T newly decorated. 1717 Park Ave. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. neaningful are also selected. The birthday of the departed, tha 2-BEDROOM HOME AT ATTIC GOING TO WASTE? Tum Cerner 2nd * Magnolia, Ph. 1232 Thone 1743-J. Ing anniversary, Memorial Day, even Christmas urn among Rhuf On 2 shady lots, quiet location ing It 4nto one or more attrac­ Florida State Bank When the work'* all done for the significant occasion, chosen. "Bud Bamberger” Mgr. with stove and refrigerator. day . . . drop In at the DOGGIE tive rooms I* easy, inexpensive. If you are hesitant to exnrcM your tender thoughts in1 poetic Open Monday'* tfl 9:M p.m... OF' SANFORD House In top condition. REAL ESTATE Let Hill Lumber and Supply BAR k DINER, Lake Mary. you may avail yourself of the Herald's collection of orl final r VISIT OUR BALCONY Triced 46,500 • 1500. Down Yard help you decide how to rhcie express In poetic beauty the emotionis of the neariat hvartatringa. ♦—LOST_______________ MERCHANDISE ~ Ueed furniture, apptuacee, touts, •1—ACREAGE make It serve you. Call S3, The Among them are verses appropriate to . any clr circumstance. ROSA L. PAYTON. Lumber Number, or drop in— ate. Bought-*oid. Larry’s Mart rOR RENT—20 Aersa land. Relil Registered Real Estate Rroltcr HATE FOUND— Pair of Ladle* glasses. 223 W. Third St. 3D East lit i t Pheae 1831. Cards of Thanks are 61.00 per Insertion regardleaa of ait*. !a *d In 1053. Phone 1552-W1. Phon* 2271 45-ARTICLES for SALE 17-93 at Hiawatha Owner may have by paying for Mcmorlum notice*, duo to he fact they may run to consMarbMg this ad. Bill Lane, 610 Oak Ave. 29—PIANO SERVICE 44—FARMS AND GROVES LOOK •ngib, era billed at $1.00 per column inch. D —Factory to Too— REAL E8TATE DRIVE-IN at these big knock-downe L L. Sill — Piano Technician Alam lnm n LOST—Saturday Evening. Black 8344 French Ave. 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom on brand new furniture! 47—FURNTTURB—HOUSEHOLD Phone 2114 Reete 1, Sanford urso at Sanford Zoo. No money V enetian Bllnsln J. W. HALL, REALTOR house, large barn. All equipment asst. 3-Pe. Chrome Dinette, jit peraonal thing*. If found 21—ROOFING and PLUMBING Enclosed head. S*f-proo< bottom Jokaay Walker. Ataaclato and machinery. Easy terms. Ph. Asst, colon .. ..... only 449.93 plea** tum In at Sanford Her* rail with plastic anna. Plastic *c 5-Pe. Solid Maple 1393-J. p . o . Box 1)64. "Call Hall" Phona 1751 ___ aid Office. Reward. rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Cb'KAMIC T IL E DOWN Drop-Leaf Dinette In *5—HOMES F. Mueller k Son Ph. 154 cords. new Autumn Ten LOST— Ladle* Bulova Watch, Paul Sonkarik Glaao t a d P aint Co. Free estimate. Quality work. B A LL R EA LT Y Reg. $t2980 .. ............ 170.50 D elivers Any Or the Following „ Winn-Dixie Store Saturday on 9225 DOWN tll-114 West 3rd St. Phone skO ■ Pc. Sectional Group RAYMOND M. BALL Third St. 402 Oak. Ph. 1531 RePLUMBING 3 Bedrooms and Carport* Metallic Toast Tapestry $M80 OSCAR M. HARKISuN w a r d . __________ Contract and Repair Work This Is a free pass to the Prairie Beautiful Modem Dinette Terraito Floors BIG BAR GAINS REG. BROKERS Frra Eatlmates Lake Drlvc-ln Theatre for Bet Kitchen Equipped Non-mer Rlchwood Finish and S. D. (lighterman, Associate Thla I* a free p an to the MovieR. L HARVEY ty Lynn Sclridge. Exp. date Oct. padded scats. Reg. $159.05 4M.60 Nice Residential Location in Uned Me Merchandise 294 8enih Park Ave. Phone 949 land Rlde-In Theatre for Billy 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828 11, 1956. Landscaped Yards Solid Mahogany Bedroom Stcmper. Exp. date Oct. 11, 1956. Ready for occupancy la 2 week* LIKE NEW Bedroom, modern 2- tone charcoal and gray Mr. Sad F'OR SALE-New Firestone clock Bed, Mr. k Mn. Dreiser, IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Mirror, Chest of Drswtn, A. K. SHOEM AKER, JR . FOUND— Man'* wrist watch. Mrs. Dresser, Bevel-edge Mir ror, Matching Bookcast Bad 9TB radio 4A121 - $13.45. Flrestona atk Crumley k Monteith Box Spring and Innersprlng Builder Owner may have by paying for Stores. at 117 South Park. Phona 172 Mattress. Reg. $24980 .. $199.50 Phone INI jboo Mellonville this ad. PHONE 1962. LIKE NEW Modem Wrought Ir on Sofa, Ideal for den or Florida They Know We buy ana sell used furniture. room .................................. ...... W1LSON-MA1EE 1 1 • LOST- Pert chow male. Reddish Paying top cash prices for any When you always find big values 3 BEDROOM CB home. Com­ Comiu....... .mil Repair plete kitchen. 2409 Summerlin, OZIER REALTY CO. l-r USHION Love Seat, excellent e brown, white on chcit, fore­ thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ cn d lt and «aty terms. on.uruction and uphototary. -6 Ph. I70-W. 1 Phone 1113 ING POST on 17-81 Ph. 1053-W. 311quick head, toil. Chsin collar with 1MT Sanford Ate recovering or cleaning. A iteal • t ....... E. l i t St. Phon* 060 414 Laura B. Oner, Broker rsbiss tag 173. Children’s pet, Haisl M. Field, Associate • W. J . KING LARGE 4-bedroom home. Ideal For Sale—4(33 Portable radio— please. Ph. 639-W. NECCHI-ELNA Plumbing Contractor location for children. Ph. 2533-J. 8101 So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1369 LIKE NEW 2-tone sandstone fin Ish modem bedroom suit*;; Mr. 114.95. Firestone Stores. and Mrs. dresser, chest of draw crs, bookcase bed 914 Sawing Machine Center EVENINGS: 3I1> nnd liki Kohler Plumbing k Supplie* 9—PERSONAL NOTICES Sales, Service and Rentals Sr ter lietten eaters 0 room, 2 bedroom heme, $5750 Reem Electric Water For Sale—Used Frlgtdalre $16.00. G A R R E T T ’S Ph. M Flrsstone Stores. Located on Old Orlando High­ ONLY $6950 FOR 3 Bit HOME SOLID MAGNOLIA 5-pc twin be droom suite. Includes vanity wMK KOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 2534 Orlando Dr. 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 way. Ideal for children, school Corner lot nicely landscaped. plate-glass mirrors, vanity ben ch, 6-drawer cheat and I panel Bods Dsy, Wash, or Month—TeL b*ls. Just needs a good wash j oh .......................... .......... .—•! 941 Plumbing. Eresky Hatting For Sale-Pop-up Toaiter V 60. At Block construction. Some terms. hue stop. Call 1332-M. 1435. ruraltur* Center — FOR DISTINCTIVE rURNITURE M. G. HODGES Firestone Stores. 116 West First St. Robert A. WllliumH, Realtor —at Warehouse Prices, visit OUR BEST BUYt 2-Pc Uwson I ivlng room aulte. UphatotorOd la Strvica on All Waur I'umpt— 0 Raymond Lundquist, Associate For Sale—2 repossessed child’s BERRY'S. We a n experts at wool fries*. Excellent conditi on, including t a i l o r e d 6 l L g FREE NAME IMPRINT Well* Drilled — Pumpe Phan* 1178 Atlantic Bank Bldg. cover* ............................... Ride ’Em P U nst-U M S Value. slating you to secure gracious On *11 Christmas cards ordered Paola Road, Pbont 700 116.00 each. Firestone Stores. good looks with functional con­ from now though October. 3 Bedroom, Wynnewood. Good NEWLY UPHOL8TERED 2-Pc T IR ED PLUMBING k HEATING venience. Today’s best buys In Quality greeting cards as law living room aulte. in friiB , terras, low pries. For 8al*—Child’s Out-door Swing Septic Tank Installation A Sarvioa nationally advertised furniture gaaulna Duran plastic, 3 cuah Ion aofa and matektof chair. Os 40 for 91-00. Make your se­ o f th e la m e old th in g ? Sat. A 93995 Value for 129.93 DECIDE THE CASH PAYMENT. Heater Service. Archie C. Harat DISCOUNT PRICES. Ml W. See the spacious new tasteful!) lection and lay-sway NOW. Extra wld* arm*. Yours for on ly ..................... m Unless you can afford possible Flrestane Stores. lett, Phone T34.W or 1335. POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY P in t St. Phone 1607 for Even- different homes In —, — delay and more taxes and main* ing Appointment 117 8. Magnolia Phone 988 RED BOLTA-FLEX PLASTIC up For Sale—Used Refrigerator, only South Pinccrest San fort tenauce cost, keep cash payment MAPLE BUNK BEDS, complete w holstercd club chair ...........— 4$8 22—SPECIAL NOTICES 186.00. Firnstone Stores. Grove Manors Ranfon requirements small aa possible. d*r and mattress** --------- . .. . Kb iteal springs, guard roil, 184* 48-FARM and GARDDEN 949 AUTOMOTIVE CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Valencia Villas DeLam For competent advice, list witk For Sale—Thor Automatic Washer Georgia cabbage plants. All var Slip Covari and Drape* Stemper. 8-Pc DINING ROOM suite, Includ Ing oxtotulon tabla. 4 aid* A l i n only 635.00. Firestone Stores. STANLEY KULP 8—BOATS AND MOTORS isttea — any amount. Hugh C IMMEDIATE RETIREMENT HOMES and buffet. Finished in Ivory cn amcl. Good conditloa. . . . . —,.|M PHONE 2639-J. Wbelch*!, State Market Btal • Glass show case. 64" l M" x 46". W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Evlnrude Sale* k Service OCCUPANCY 16. Day 1150, night 627. Kerossne heater, 2 giant bum This is a free pass to the 'Its GENUINE WALNUT wardrobe (w Gay Allen, Astnclai* Ilk lock) large storage dravvor la ROBSON S p o rting Good* crs. 113 E. Second St. for Charles Gifford, bottom. Left on casters — ... ................................ Arietta Price, Asseclatn 919 Ideally Situated For 8alo — Hava you a larga 104 E. 1st 8t.________ Phone 99C Theatre De Bary. Exp. date OcL 11, IKS For Sale—Trad* In GE Refrigera­ hedge? Electric hedge trimmer Realtor — General insurance Luxuriously Planneu Phone 88* or 8121 111 N. Park Ave. S-Pe WOOD DINETTE, Drop-1* of Ublo, 4 choir* 944 only on* to sell at $11.94. Flre­ For Sale—7Vh HP used Firestone PUMPS k SPRINKLER SYSTEMS tor $66.00. Firestone Stores. Moderately Priced ston* Stores. Motor, STS.00. Very good shape. All types and sues, InauUad or 3-16 "wire wheels, with tire*. Fit Firestone Stores. 8 and 4 Bedroom llomea with 1 MATHER o f SANFORD “Do It Yourself." p% ’35 Mode I-A Ford. Cheep, Phone For Sal*—Reel type power mower, and 2 baths situated on large, WE REPAIR AND SERVICE FOR SALE-New 5 HP Firestone 2276-J. only one to go at 45188. Fire­ artistically landscaped lots. STINE Nice selection of Good Used Ol I Healers. Priced from .. 99-41 outboard motor, 1*8. Firestone *• ^ stone Storei. Iteved streets and all other Machine and Supply Co. 1400 KII.OI VI I.ICS $2.50 gal. Sleeping bags, city conveniences maka these •tor*. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. 41 PAINT, 203-08 E. First St. WTMH 44*1110 ur rots, blankets, tarpaulins. Army Missionary-Everbearing S t r a w ­ colonies of ownsr-occuplcd T l K sll t v - S —M O T O R C Y C U 5 S - B I C T C L R S Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave- berry Plant*— 41-60 per hund­ homes truly delightful places LATUM BROTHERS m i:n x u u )i k Bulldoxar Service l i e s Thu l lb r t h i n Ilnur to llvo. red Call Ray Lord, 131T-W. SIZE cat range, $16. Smith, ' LADY’S Schwinn bicycle, baloon Ph.Dragline *:•* IVorld At Nil 2233 Geneva. 2485-W Senior! APT. Ph. 1876-W. tires, 130. Phone 709-J. Designed, Built and Sold NVKXIKU ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call BE SURPRISED at our variety RENTALS t i l l T w llla h t Uungs 148" Mens bicycle. Like new, (;SO Hporls Uonk Ralph Kay, 3150. ODHAM & yTUDOR Inc. and low prices. F.M.B. 5c, 10c 34—AFT8—HOUBKK—ROOMS green k white. Cheap, Phone w u n o TV CMAHMBI. 0 Sill D a ug Ed wo S;U t l u t l s a t Itaudom Buildtra of Fin* Home* 7:#n V y w. k 25c Store, 321 S. Sanford. TUMSUAV III* Cisco Kid B7LJ. BULLDOZING 7:ui For Florida Living D r illing On A Claud ASTKNNUOn T its Dlsnoyland 3-room unturn. apt. Newly Aecora r 114 rtvnnlBu t lu tlu FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tape Ra 18—PARTS - REPAIRS LOWERY k BRIDGES •• 1:00 Advuntura w ith Unci* W alt 7:IS T:lu Kildls y i . h r r s a l e s ♦o f f ic e ted. 1)01 Celery Ph. 804-W. 4:la Hufrty Klrsl, Ij i i I it Always g:*0 Jo* * Mabsl t!«l It*. Dsiicrllni* Haa. 1U«-W Oraag* Ctty Spr 4-1814 cor.ler*. Supplies, se* WIE 2426 S. French Avenua. Uartooa C a r u l t s l IlSS Night l.'dlllun hi 45 This is a free pass to the Prairie BOLUT’S CAMERA SHOP, 210 1: 1* Huotligbt I’is y h e u ta Phone 2100 and 2960 *:uu W ts lh s r-N sw s-H p o rU WELAKA APARTMENT!: rooms I 'n lltd Nsllnn* Lake Drive-In Theatre for Bob CROSLET - BENDIX 8. Park Ave. lito ISl.oot 4)uoatloa t i lt *: 14 Jo h n Daly N«w> The H h r t h m H o u r private bathe. 114 W. First St. Salei and Servlet Bremer. Exp. date Oct. 11, 1956. S:t* Dun Moll's Corner 1#:in At l la m s IVIIh D ull* t : i s Poptl Pia yhout* 44— APPUAMVER tllll News St 45 lAin* I U n * s r RANDALL I0:oo Phil at Ivors For Sale—New 159 95 custom built Aveiaa Apts. Cfftelsney, Ph. 790-W T ill lla ndrsvuus Ill** sign n r r 10:10 1 Uod I Ulvst Electric Company 7: JO Libarae* Mito radio. While they last $22.99 Service— Quality— Satiafactioa For Sal*—6D54 Cat heater, 40,000 lllO* 11:00 I t s p o n M K iisK tn tr 1 i.<-d T hree l.lvts I -.0 0 N tin n ix u 11:13 Dos Poui. M s r r n r l BTU o n l y >34.05 Firoaton* SEE Saminote Realty h r Deatr 3-Bedroom framo houat. 8 miles SOS h'g « On each. Firestone Stores. l : | o Hnutllghl T h r a l i a Ph 113 Sanford 2937-J-3 Do Bary 11)3* U l * Hhow— front Base. Must sell. Phone l i f t Dswn g r u s h t r s aad Apt*. Phono 27 Store*. • ifto st.no" g u r i t l o a •• m 11:13 Silo •ord T h sa lr a 9 ‘ IB—TRAILERS 4.I 0 New* 1946-W, FAIRBANKS • MORSE P ttS ip a 11:43 New* n i s n - o r t IS no J s n * W v m s n T h ssir * s i t iVMlnrn J t m h n m o For Sal*—4/4 HP tlr-condlUonsn. EFFICIENCY AaartaeaL M b Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 1:43 T ost P a t l o r a 10:10 C h in s Hmith S ilt Knttn Trailer, Slle-Rent, Ph. 668-XR. Mitchell. Only 2 for tlTLM each. a tea far 9m hater or 08ap»*. UKUM UPAr I O U M S lllO* N lsht N#» • n **ort LONG, Phone 318 207 East 7iS* • * « t a rt'clnrk Club 1 HP Mitchell air-coodlUoaer, Private beta. Amo* treat Peri 7:41 Nsws-Vtnrjdn laiiulOB Out 7:0# Uood Morning H ilt FHA APPROVED It will pay YOU to »ee u» before Commercial Ava. Tits Nnw.-W nrid t:»a Coat. K o n s a r a * 11:10 t a r i l o h l T h s a lr a $140.00. All brand new. Fir*Office. Maaari Jaaaf . you buy. Open Evenings and T ilt 1:0* Hpnrtn At A n t s n r * Mlfn Off 12:0$ 0 ( All T h la g s Open House Dally ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ ■tone Store, Ph. 12. B:J» U edfrsv •• l:*J J o c k n r 't Chulcn W K ID K IU tT HUTCHINSON'S O c t a l Front ments, invoices, hand bill*, and 10:11 DEaatsld* Trailer Salee From 12 iH xm 'lU ea.m . 1:1* Morning P tvtitlos* MoaniAtt losln Klrlka It n ic k Apt*. 320 8. Atlantic. Daytona programs, a t e . Progreeeiv* FRIO IDAIRE appliance*. (9 le a Paletka, FI*. _______ 4:11 11.00 V a lia nt l ^ d y Beack. Call M74-W. 2528 PALMETTO Printing Co. PhOM 408 — 403 * / r o g r * m Itssuss* U 4 W X ,T/W . IIU3 l o r o uf Ilfs • i l l Morning Mslodltt 1:11 N s w s - W M th s r 18-TR U C ES West 13th St. Ktart-h for Tnm ororw Hilo 7:00 Tho MarnUg Hhnw • •in l l . r s nnd Thnrn I642-W after I > a 2547 PALMETTO 11:43 DESIRABLE *ee ana two bodllulillng l.lglrl K»'0H Itoo CTiul. 4:00 Caplsln K s n g a i u a 11:00 1181 FORD tt-Ton Pick up, only llr p o r t RADIO REPAIRMEN • 8 Spacious Bedraomi t It so Unmn of t l r l o d r *1*0 Vlawsr'i D l g u l 11:10 m13:00 For Sale—Apt. site uisd Electric room furnished a p t Ph. 432-W o n d Up A Ra C a u a l t d ATTENTION 14,000 miles, motor in A-l shape. t i l t World nt N.mn ( l a r r v Moor* t ill • i t t Tiled Rath* I3:tu As World T u rn s Range. Only 1 at $4580. Firm Now two bedroom s ite 11« ndslsnd Everything like new. First $450 Fw’ Sale—sdjuitabl* TV wall I mu Johnny Carson AVTKHAnON • U rg e Lots Thl* l a n d nf Our* I S l AO Ities r u t i n Ksrm Dlgsit I :!n l io u s o p a rtr gets it. Call 8S5M. _ mounts 61.55, TV aerial cava •ton* Stores. •quipped. 1004 Waabingtoa. Ph. 8 High and Dry M r l k s ll n i r h 101 JO 3:o* Hlg Po>oir in liar Nnna lUnrli mounta $U5 30-ft. TV 200M Up For Sal*—Very good used Automa­ 441 or write Jack Flyat, Bos Masonry construction with oak II1:10 11:00 V aliant luidy Nona 3:10 Hah Crosby 14—USED CAES ____ _ II :l A U.v# Uf I.U» h l i lioo H rlg h tar Day 301 Sanford. liar Nona Itnn, h Matts 16.00. Firestone Stores. floors, white marfal# chips tic Washer at $63.00. Flreston* I C l o Hrairti F o r T omorrow I :M Anw-rlran l.rnsu* n m n s 1:13 H rrrs l Hlnrm built-up roofs, fully insulated, JRAL low priced cars, rangStores. 11:43 Uuldlosr l - l g h j __ T»»n Tima S:lo Kdgo nf Night Expert Watch Repairing. Fully Furnished garaio apt. 8)00 Mol A4TKMOOI furred walls, spacious closets 4iM N a as _ _ from $75 up, for good eco­ t : t t Opsn lio ns* *E? 11:0* Nows 4 :»% T arn Tim# lonvlll*. and oil wall furnaces. nomical transportation Ray Her­ Guaranteed. Sanfond Jewelry 4i 1-DUO-THEKM oil spar* beater. I3lll> Hland Up A If* r n u n t e d Luggage Co., 300 Sanford Ava. Small alie, 33,000 BTU. Cheap ron, Phone 1456 or 1343-W after ISlM A* Tho World T u r n , RALPH JARVIS LAKE FRONT—4 Bedroom un IlOH Jo h n n y Osroon Phow Phona 2279-J, ____ >190 p.m. This la a free pats to the niU Builder and Owner furaiihed house, fishing swim BILU HARD TO PAT? 5«!l 1:10 Art L ln k lo tls r's Mouiopsriy Theatre for So!my Parker. Exp. DUO-THERM tpac* heater and 1:41 Film Faro mlng, 1H beths, carport#, 4 1IU PLYMOUTH PU«a - very date Oct. 11, 1938. h a I lls I’o ro ff PHONE 1134-J things yoa'ra through w i t h 3:00 TFilm miles from Sanford. III. Phon# Pmfectlon apartment tit* gas For# 3:1* clean. Driva It away for $1495. Tha <"rn.hr Show 1:41 2064-W-4 after 4:30 p.m.____ rang*. Roth In good condition. through Want Ads for CASH l i t * i t r l g hllah A call Ray Herron at 2454 or 1342- For home repair work and altera­ l r r l»*y Reaaonabl*. Se* at MOO Hia­ tions. Call 1S1-J. Ray C. Slagle. TRANSFERRED OUT OF TOWN • W after 4:00 p.m. ___ 1:13 Horrot Hlnrm Call m i . Largo furn. apt. M0 Magnolia. Will *8ll equity in 3 Bedroom watha Ave. l : l n Tho IMgo of Night Available now, a room bourn aa 4:0# Channrl (SI CroMroods ‘41 NASH 4-door, OD, R. A H, Tree* trimmed, removed and Hamgf Including fallowing furni­ Far# 4 : 1 * Film ............. THOR WA8HER in' good condition Celery Ave. available Os**bar ture! rug, venstlia blinds, gaa economical trsnsportsttoa 1140. mosod. Ph. 1007-R. WNSS-TV J«(KlnVVIM.B Ml. Only $3.00 down and 4183 5th. Pbsae A. K. Rat setter, •ANFORD TREE CO. Call tosJ ._________________ rnA N sri. a kitchen rang*, hot water hooter, wedfcly. TtfRSOAV AFTRMKOOW Florist. tit. circulating heater. P H O N E 4:10 Onoa llonso 1448 Chev. 4 door sedan. New Goodyear Service Storei HELPFUL 4 : SO “ ■ Mint, seat covert, excellent 113 8. Park Phone m Clean, nicely furnished apart­ 2221-J. Upaala Road. HARDWARE 4:00 Mlrkoy i l n u n tirei. Radio and beater. $295. HEADQUARTERS *:AO t i o s llr p u r l ments. San Lanta Apti. 804 E. 17— BROKERS aad REALTORS 45-BUILDING MATEBULH Trade in accepted. >03 E. Slit 14th St. Phon* 1T10-R. Tbat’a ui, Hill Hardware. SEE 2108 Amelia Av*. in beauti­ U SED M IC K INS MERCURY 4-door Sedan. Rose. with private bath. la CUy ful Highland Park. 8 Bedrooms, Try it and you’ll buy it. RAY A complete Un* of tool*. palnU. TWO CARLOADS baiutifui used U SfD C A R on lake. Ph. 1184. O i k I W i , Iliad batk, Electric brick. Orange, red. end burnt £ HERRON, Phone 2456 or 1343-W plumbing suppUee, electrical black, Kitchen, large screened porch. lee them at SHERMAN ▼ after 8:00 p. m. Furnished cottage. Call S010-W1. items end garden needs for CONCRETE PIPE CO. Pricad to SELL at >9800, 68600 on* SPO tA h l A * W A I U M WY Down, $$I-M monthly on 4H7* FORD station wagon. 1 own- what ails your home or office. Ground 8-room fura. apartmoaL msrtgy r Exclusivet W* have METAL ROOFINO 41,000 actual miles. Bargain. Today’* feature value*: fiaar, 444 Ph. 4MA. Circular Saw Bladea Now in stock, 8-V Crimp—H " IE 919-M. _______ from ................IMS up Corrugated — 2Vi" Corrugated Rosa Court 6 room apartmeuts, 3 BEDROOM, Daluaa Phillips’Strickland-Morrlaoa Paint Brushes .. 16c up Get all Your roofing needs a BUSINESS Built b o at, CM, furred walls, furnished. Eitehea IN CO RPORA TED Pocket Knives - *100 up Hhermnn Concrete Pipa Co. Oak Parquet floor*, shads, nlc* Phon* 1494. Y e a r F r t e o d ly P e e d Dootog MILL HARDWARE VO. SERVICES Out West 13th St. location — 49,606—$3000 down, B. 1*4. 84. Pkoao 941 301 E. First St. Phone 53 Downstairs apartment. CALL 1448. 188.48 monthly. This is a on*H-sAPPUANCB REPAIRING RED-I-MIX CONCRETE owner bam* and a GOOD BUY I Window Stile - Lintels Apartment, close in. 8 rooms IS* H EA T ER S EMPLOYMENT Septic Tank - Bute Approved per month, 111 E. 8th S t, Call Seminole Realty KWAP- ANYTHING! Just placa Cleaned and Checked Sand • Cement Mortar Mia t m or 1183. W. DOTVaCM* HERO T. W. MEI Mlracl* Concrete Co. PH O N E 1320-R 27—HELP WANTED—MALE REALTORS Classified ads. Phon* m i for a Elm Ave. Phono 1834 6-ROOM8, Adults. 811 Park. N -H A U T V p a r l o r s t i l l P a rt Ava Phaaa n ar 144 FULL TIME store salesman. helpful ad-wruar. 8-BEDROOM traitor, F l o r i d a Western Auto Stores, 214 E. W—BUKINlUia EQUIPMENT Madera Air-conditioned Saloa room. Private tot, 4U mo. First St. HAYNES OfHee Machine Co., Phona 8418-R. ■ 11 B**Bty t i l COOK and Handyman, colored pre­ Typewriters, adding meektMO. G H A M K O W aptferred. Apply Club Ilona*, Plan­ Sales-Rental*. 314 Mag., Ph. 44 Schell Apts.: Furn. 4 A. & •area* parch, IV—dMJILIMMti—REPAIRS •tea (oU ivajr tation Estates, De Bary, Phoae at**: JU K I PA1 M ^ t r a j i . > l| P art Ava. Ph. PAINTING 1517. a< PAINTERS ATTENTION - Far 28-MALE ar FEMALE CUerifted ad*. Let aa *k Rale: OB Wall paint lie, gaL fUJUf. 4 n e w k hath. Claaa. • «.8«. FFamous ti bread. Flreetoa* HOUSEWORK wanted by the day. •xperteaeod ad-writer aerial you newly decorated and refunds bad Phona 1149-J. Can 1418 or X17-M. FLOOR landing and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole county since 1925. II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary Em pty? Ph. 1821 S $1.00 Radio TELEVISION I a jus BE A 2-CAR FAMliy 4 # /> �- - The. Sanford Herald at present has 28 employees, 12 correspondents, 28 carrier boys. Most of these people have families, over 100 people are supported by the wages earned by the Sanford Herald staff. The Sanford Herald's yearly payroll is $100,000 This is "working money" - an important factor in the day-by* day economy of the great community it serves. National sta­ tistics show that each dollar changes hands an average of five times before again returning to a bank.. . which means you have a second chance to see the dollar you spend FOR A D V E R T I S I N G YO U B U Y in Seminole County's own local newspaper. i The Sanford Herald employees spend their share of the $100,000 payroll at home in Sanford, for groceries, clothes and all of their living necessities. Many of the Sanford (Herald employees own their own homes in Sanford built by local builders, in many cases financed by local institutions. H a n fo rd A N EW SPA PER i D ESIG N ED FO R LO CA L REA D ERS M oney spent with The Sanford Herald goes back to Sanford Merchants ' " • ’ Printed Iti Observance O f National Newspaper Week \ —Oct 1 thru Oct, 8. �m I f YMT R M N b N at H a n fo rd AN, INDEPENDENT DAILY NIWWAPE* SANFORD, FLORIDA TU ESD A Y , OCTOBER 2, 1938 EatabNehed !M8 BbU LM E XLV1I1 m iU i Am H i M P ra ia Leased W lra Par Delivery NO. 204 Fair Building Western Plans Approved Dulles Says Europe Should Become Third Great Power 7 DeHvored By • P. M. Call 1821 B a to n 7 P . M. Touhy Is Elected President Leader Of Mental In Favor Of Plan Health Assn. Here Ten Children Are Left Orphans When Folks Die In Crash Plana and specifications for a new Fnlr Building were approved by member* of th* CampballLosslng Post No. 62 at their meeting tait night held at the Legion Hut on S«mlnote Boule­ vard. Completed (pacifications for a 100 by 100 building were read to th* membership which met the approval of the organisation. Joel Field, chairman ol th* Campbell-Losiing Post American Legion Building Committee, said today that bids will be received on the construction of the bullllng until 6 p. m., Oct. 6. The building, proposed by th* local American Legion Post at Its meeting laat night, will be erected on the new site for the Legion Fair on Highway 17 02 near th* city of Sanford's well fields. Block walla and concrete floor* were specified for th* new build­ ing With 2g guige galvanised steel panels and roof. Completion of the building, ae> cording to th* specifications, will be sUted for M calendar days af­ ter the awarding of the bid. Lynn Lyun, Commander uf tha local American Legion Post, said this morning that the CampbellLowing Pott No. 82 will publish a monthly bulletin which will be mailed to memberahlp of tho le­ gion along with other* who are former members and prospective members. At toast 600 of the bulletins ad­ vising member* of th* progross and affair* of th* local American Legion Poet will be stalled each month, Editor of th* bulletin which bee been proposed for mailing during th# first part of etch month, haa not yet been named. 'Tex The Yardman' Stops In Sanford On Bicycle Tour "Tex — the Yardman" waa In Sanford this past weekend aa he rontimied hi* bicycle 'our o( the nation. John Campbell, who ball* from San Antonio, Texas, amt who like* to be known by hit nickname said Saturday "I had traveled ovat 12,000 miles when mv speed­ ometer went out." And he added, “I don't know how many mJleo I're traveled alnee." His bicycle equipped with a lug* gage carrier that seamed to b* especially made for a two-wheeled outfit, "Tex — The Yardman" makes hla way from one city to another and one section to another by taking on odd Jobs, preferably yard woit. Campbell said that he'd made hli way from hla home state of Texas through Arkansas, Missouri* Oklahoma, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and ihrough Florida. "I'm looking for yard work," he aald, “or whatavar Und of work I can find to makt my way from ona pari of tha ooantry M another." "1 don't know when 111 atop," he cold aa ha related that Just aa soon ei he makee his wav around the “Sunshine State" "I'm hood­ ing up the East Coeat through Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and th* n e t af them." Campbell eald that he doean’t often travel by tha mala highways but Just strikes out across tho' little traveled reads of -the coun­ Fam ily Night To Be try meat of the 1m*. "1 h a '* ’'t had any real t i n trouble," hp Held A t Methodist ■aid, "hut 1 hava had to repair tha wheel* of my bicycle several Church Tomorrow times." Evidently Campbell s t eeds % Wednesday treeing at T t'elock the First Methodist Church win goad hit af hi* time taking care hold It* monthly' Faintly Night of Ma transportation tor the Meyele seemed to be In exeeDent supper and program. Tha program will b* presented condition. by the ehttdran of tha kindergar­ Tiro* on Me Meyele ware tha ten, primary, and Junior depart­ overate* variety but In good condition and recently renewed. ments. Following th* entertainment Mon than likely h* had worn there will be n Church School Open out several of the tiro* an-* Had House when each department will replaced them, be thrown open to parents and Glancing at the parking motet to hli left ha turned quickly with friends. Tearhsra, superintendents, and his foot on one pedal and said "! the children of the depirtment* don't atop long enough to put money In on* of these for If I will be hosts for the visitors. don't find work I Just move along to tho next place." WASHINGTON W - Secutary of SUt* Dulles said today th* ns AMERICAN FALLS. Idaho OBUnder th# chalrmanahlp of Mr*. Western Europe should There's only one tople of conver. B, E. Chapman a group of per* THE MOH1LK THERAPY UNIT for the K,or Ida Society for Crippled Children which la ■on* Intended In a**litlng In th* become • third groat power la action In this community of l.MO problem met at th* world affair*. H #, called It on* In Sanford today conduct ini' a survey frem which the feasibility of location a perm an- mental health School -Administration thinkable that they should be neu- It concent* the future of 10 ent therapy center here or the regular vimt of such a mobile unit would be desirable. County building laat night, and organised teal toward Soviet communism. orphaned children, and th* acci­ I)pn Satterlee, Director of the Unit is In Hanford for the surveys dent that killed their parents. the Seminole County Association for Mental Health. Officer* for At a news conference, Dulles The children, five each In tha the remainder of IBM and all of strongly endorsed efforts by West Smith and Bowman families, wero 1BS7 were elected and November German Chancellor Konrad Ade­ left orphans Sunday morning when wa* chocen a* the month for a nauer and other* to convert lit* their parents, returning home in memberahlp meeting, the dale of Western European Union Into a one car from town where they had a midnight snack, crashed Tbto a which will be announced later. stronger unifying force. • tree. The data of officer* placed be­ He said both President Elten “ I've never seen ■ community bower and he favor this and do fore the group by a nominating so affected by anytk’ng Everyone not consular It to be a slap at committee compo»ed of Mr*. C. A light meeting and agenda* Is broken up," said Gregg R. PotI., Park Sr.. Mr*. Sidney Iv«* III tha United States. v confronted the Board of Senilnols vln, an attorney Undtr tjuasliuting as to whether County Commissioner! thin momand Dr. Chari** Paraon* wore “Th* whole town has turned out Europe should become a "third , ^ ' tZ n A lighted archway over the ]ng with a heavier achedule of unanimously electwi. Th*y *** force " aa between Russia and th# flood„ , w|,h food lnd h, lp thit Banford-Ortendo Kernel Club mad discussion coming before them George Touhy, president; Mr*. • Just off Stale R(M'I IWOO wji- len ■following their luncheon recn«. R. E. Chapman, vie* prealdenl; United States, Dulles said he we've had to ask people to atop tativdy approved by the Bonril Sidney Ivea III, secretary! Mns. thought it appropriate that Europe sending more because It might A public hearing was let for «f Seminole County Com mission- Nov. ft when attorney George A. 8. PUkorakl, aidiU nt tecreUryi should develop into a third great ■poll," said lira. Lee Koaanke, era this morning until County At- Speer Jr. requeued, on the be­ R. J. Bauman, president of the and Mr*. M. L. R*born, troa power and ha believed It Is within president of the American Legion th* Mpadty of the European na­ Auxiliary. Orney Mack N. Cleveland Jr, sug half of hli client*, that certain Sanford Atlantic National Bank, •urer, tion*. felted b e t the county be protect* ro#ljli Creels ami alleya that haw waa named Bond Salo Chairman What about the children? It’a Mr*. Ralph Auitln Smith waa *d agabift liability for 'njunr* or n<ver oprnw, |„ th„ Svlvan for the Seal Sale Campaign of the mid* Parliamentarian and pre- Unless they so develop, he add­ too early to decide. J a tu .e a a u a ia n t H ut a le ite f P . . , t, » , , ^ a... • ..a . . damage became. > Iof Iho L1structure u k # section be eluted. ^mlnole County Tuberetilod* and ( M lh, „ U w t which were ed, their future look* very dubious 1 feel th* community I* going _ -—t e e . I it I« which W in be 1 .located on Seminole Health Association at a recent , . h u . those Indeed. He aald it was unthinkable to do everything It ean to keep J. C. Gamble uf Longvood noti­ County right-of-way*, that Christian countries should be I the children together," Mrs. Kofied the Board of Seminole Coun- meeting of th. executive board of TOtcd present.0,1 * * *dopW b f •eutral toward materialistic and tank* said. Wa need a contract between. tJf Commli»loner* that ho wa* pro- the local organltation. Mr*. Sue Stevenson, president atheistic Soviet communism. "I Imagine tho bro'herv and the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club pi r jnB subdivide property ■tn George Dabb*. president of the end the Board of Seminole County Longwood *outh of the Ovlclii- Seminole County TB Association, of the Pilot club, volunteered for Dulles made these major points ■liter* of the parents will want Commissioner*,” aald Attorney Lnngwood Road. However, he laid, alio appointed Mra. Irving Pryor that group to have charge of th# on other matter*: to take care of them," said Pro. Cleveland, “to eliminate any lia* in iiLiNiivKiing vm. „ waa wa. »« PuWWty Chairman for the memberahlp ^ In (ubdlvldlng thl* prpeny prperty it 1. Talks between Yugoslav bale Judge Henry Vollweller. The .......... ....... lity on the part of the county llvvl„ lll President Tito and Soviet leaden children are ward* uf th* state id that the county would not bo' i'hrouaV It ’ County Enghicer M."c! i u,ull*r launched ihoctly after presumably Involve very sorlmi* under hia Jurisdiction. wM. liable fer maintenance of the, ,h. commissioner. that!Thanksgiving Day each m r . qo#*'*j"Si of relations between Th* parents ware aU prominent Mra. Raymond Key la piogra* Ryssia and Red Satellite countries. in American Falla community Ilf#. ■ta1*" ! the ditch ia a private one, ‘Even Further plans for the Christmas B. C. Davis, representing the though It la a private ditch and Beal Sale wero discussed and chairman and Immediately **t Duties said be believes Tito fa­ For the preioent tha Bowman Sanford-OrMndo Kennel Club sub- ; may legally be able to close It, stress placed on the visit to San­ atiout making pUns for V* Soy' vors Independence of the satel­ children aro In the family home. milted a preliminary ek-lrh of { want to call It to your atten- ford Jan. a-IS, 11ST of tha mnbilo emtMr assemblage. lites from Soviet domination— They hava relatives In town— X-ray unit.' A Professional Advisory Coun which means Dul'es thinks Tito 'a David Weat is a brother of Mr*. th* proposed archway which would tlon," Gamble said, It waa reported at th* meeting be II feet. four Inches above the, EnK,nC(.r Ha)(an -i will afi i cil was set up and th# following seeking an objective favored by Bowman. that there are now 24 Semlnnte ong w#re elected to eerv# on th* United States. The Smith children are staying road and would be Hglurd. feet that whole area.’ persons In sanitariums. 21 . R M|itan Wyatt, The with friends. The Legion Auxili­ Approval of the Board of Com- Comtn|Illoner 0 tl* Tourokre County I. Thar* are difference* between a k . ra .H i.al Ulrtai.la aOs.ainO .iNl IbVY. ** _ ma wa Jlllllookr* would be given .accord- aiJvlM!d , hc >Td like to in the Central Florida sanatorium Rev. A. G. Mclnnls. Dr. W. P- the United States and Britain- ary, Women of the Moose, church and Hu t # In the Tampa hospital. Brooks and Chaplain C. L. Arnold. to Davis, pending the location with the town council of Franc, over what Dulles called * Z * 't«r‘ " ** Member* of the Seminole OounI- th* .u . Buts ,h#F ar* c*r*rt forAlso Dr. Terry Bird, Dr. fundamental Issues in #f the sign off th* highway. Longwood and see what w* ran , TB~Vnd >TfsHiT Assocl* tl The Bowman children are: Tom­ Canal crisis, fit sum hi asserted my, “ It would be wise, sal.I At- „nrk out. I Teel that s 'w ------5 ““ 1 * * r 6; Jimmy, R; Janice that the United States would nut Ann 3;10;Jerry, » toniry Muck N. Cleveland Jr., ,,lo our responsibility." and Arthur, 13. Identify Itself !00 per cent with defer final approval untl’. some William L. Gramk»w ofGram-, Vffn; George Dabbs, Mr* Gra The 8mlth children aro Paul J., aspects of the plan can be worked i;uw Funeral Homo ro<|Ue*tcd the hlm ■> i naum. n' Robert E. las Stenstrem, Mr*. Troy Ray# colonial power* because it seeks 6; Jimmy Allen, ■; Steven Nekl, •u t . Board of County Commlisicnm k ,™ .. Mr*. W W. ’ Tyre, Mra. Mr*. Daisy Knot and R. T. MU- friendly relatione with anticolon- 2; Ruth Diane, 12; and Richard 1*1 eouutriae. “I am in no way holding up til* to rotate funeral* paid for by „ ujdi K!bb, ind Mrf. j nlng Coral Snake K illed PASCO COUNTY JUDGE The local association will be af­ E On a current political Issue, Ray 14. plan," Cleveland explained, “hut t|,e county for Indigent cillien* j p _ ori RESIGNS filiated with the Florid* DlvDIon when you adopt something you .lnd to rotate the amhiilattro eer' _______________ Dulles defended the U. S. deal- FORMER AGENT SURRENDERS In Lake Mary Area TALLAHASSEE ( i t - A. J. Hay­ of the National Association for "■’« -vlth Argentine Dictator Juan Want to abide by It." vice for 'ndlgent pat'ent*. The A 36-inch Coral snake waa kill­ ward, armless county Judge ol ON PERJURY CHARGE Further plans would havt tu bu nomd of County Commissioners C s . i a D n n J R n / v r r l reran. Mental Health, MIAMI tel— Francis J, Ilogan, ed In th* Lake Mary an a teat Pasco County, resigned la a wire rawn, said Davia, following the agreed to ro'al# th# funeral* palJ S\U U U D U U IU It wa* announced that thla new The record kas been attacked former Miami Internal revenue weekend, according to Mra. Tom to Gov. Collins Monday. Ha gave eommliiion's approval of Ihc plac* f0r by th* county but a d v I s e d U / j ll P n n c i H p F activity In community health waa by Democratic candidate* and ■gent, surrendered Monday on a Best. no reason. big of the archway on county right Gramkow that ambulance service! w eW llblU B I also a project for the Woman • criticism h li now been voiced by charge of perjury before a fed Mr*. Best reported that she first Ed Gay, administrative assis­ of weys. Conferences be'wccn the nnd the totaling of It would havef I f w * . I n w i f n f r i n r i Club nnd the Auxiliary of the Dr. Alberto Galnta Pat, editor of oral grand jury investigating pot- saw tha brilliantly colored snake tant to Ibo governor, said tha re­ Seminole County Attorney and B. |0 be discussed with Mr* Abble W IIJT a I I I T H U I I U I 1 medical association. L* Pranas, who returned to albte ilea between government from her car and summoned her signation could not be accepted C, Devis have been scheduled in Uo)d of Ihc Welfare Board. i Road Board Chairman Wilbur Buenoa Aires when Parun waa agenta and gambling Inlerfita, fathar-ln-law, G, H. Best, who in tho form received, however, ard*r to work out the necessary • cirtk 0. P. Herndon advised the' Jones advised Seminole County ousted, Th* Indictment charged that Ho­ killed the snake with a garden hoe. ■Inc* it does not ipaclfv tho post —__. ___ A. __ J _ -____ ~ ■ __ . . Attorney i t s . ____ tMack l . . L uN, Cleveland J Jr. 1m contracts and agreements. Buard nf Commissioners that 10 Dulles argued th* Eisenhower gan lied In hla testimony about Tb* snake waa seen first In tha Hayward Is resigning. voting machines have been ship­ today that “ If aubsequent meet­ Policeman's B all administration had done nothing two Key West figures, Sergio K* road but by the time she had re­ ped to Sanford for Semlnolj Coun ings of the State Road Board are t* keep Peron In power or to in-t qulnaldo and If. T. Rainwater, turned to her ear with help It had Discussed Last »>• to 1m used in the forthcoming j held away from Tallahassee that ter ft re with forces that drove him when he went t* Key Welt to slithered Into weeds and bruah 4 FF C t l l f l C I I November general el*:llon, Horn thorough consideration will be glvconduct Internal revenue inter­ The Coral anak* can be Identi­ out Gear to partly cloudy through don said that the additional 10 en to Remlnnle County's Invlta Night A t Session views. fied by Its enamel Ilka appearance Th# Sanford P.llea Boaerolont tlon to hold Its meeting In Sawrt tew tonight U-IO. | (Contlau'd Oa Page 2) An earlier Indictment on the and th* brtlllaoe* of color* AtAssociation held It* monthly aupford." same grounds was thrown out on temately, the Coral make if band An Invitation waa attended to par meating at Jim Spenenr* e challenge that it wa* not spe­ ad with yellow, black and terra the State Road Doarif to hold lu Restaurant • laat night. OCT. 1 cotta which appea to be gloaeid, cific enough. Members of th* group, officers nest meeting lu Sanford hy W. A. A4 M i l li o n ! Kratxert, local engineer, who at­ of th* Sanford Police Depirtment, John Holloway (Sanford) tended the Board's meeting held had a* Uwlr guest* Judge V*t*sr Josortena Row (Sanford) In Clearwater several week* ago. Carlton, circuit Judge, Ninth Ju­ John E. Hodge (Sanford) In hla letter to Cleveland. Wilbur dicial Circuit: Senator DougUs Charles Gormtey (Sanford) Jones expressed appreciation for Blenttrom; Representatives Mack Louis* Pertain (Sanford) th* Invitation extended by Kral- N. Cleveland Jr. and Gordon V William Dorlon (Sanford) icrt. Frederick. , BDtha “ It will be Impossible to hold First mention of th* annual Baby Olri Smith th* neat meeting away from Policeman’* Ball waa mada at Discharge* _ Tallahassee," captained the Road last night's get-together when Arch Adama (Sanford) Board Chairman, And he explain­ the President of th* Association, Henry Bradley (Sanford l ed that “the only meeting held Bgt. Ben Butter, revealed plans Row L Franklin (Sanford) away from Tallahassee waa In for th# forthcoming December OCT. I Clearwater." •vent. Invitation from tha Semlnoln Vincent Evans (Osteen) County Board of Commitslonrrs Jack Benton Sr. (Sanford) invited the State Road Beard to LaVerne Wells (Sanford) "have th. neat mealing or an Mag lie To Start Charlie Worth** (Sanford I early meeting of th* State Road Visiting Hears: Private P.ooms, 11 For Brooklyn Board In Sanford." m.— • p. a .; Semi Private BROOKLYN « —Manager Room* 2 p. a — 4 p. ra., T p. m. Walter Alston of the Brooklyn —t p, m.; Pediatric*, II a. m.— MANSLAUGHTER CHABGK Dodgers today named Sol Mag- g p. a . (Parents an Dor grandPRODUCED AGAINST Ite aa the definite starter in parents only) Obstetrics, accord­ U-YEAB-OLD VEBO BEACH UB- Death of n tomorrow'a opening World Bar- ing to accommodations and no hitchhiker in n highway wreck tee gam* at Ebbete Field vlsitora during feeding of babies. produced a manslaughter charge against the New York Yank­ I'D RATHER BE MG'IT" against a 16-year-old Miami boy, ees' Whiter Ford. .Hsnry Clay, famed loth cen­ alleged driver of a stolen car that tury statesman, said ha'd “ RaCasey Stengel, manager of overturned during a chase by po*l the Yenktei. had announced thsr be right than president." lice. earlier he would Be with Ferd A erttie remarked that CUy need Steve WaUae# waa held for Cir­ despite Brooklyn'* known ewetor he’d never be cuit Court In SIAM hood. teas against Ufthandad pitchSheriff Sam Joyce said Wallace or*. To flid th* right poopl* for lost control of tha car whit* SoTha M-year-old Maglte, a th* offers you have to moke, bastlan police war. pursu'ng it right-hander, will ha pltcklag pa* Waul Ada. Saturday night James B. Smith, CsB IStt far tho aid af an only three daye reek, lie YARDMAN atopa In Sanford afUr traveling SI, of Hamlet, N. C., whom Wal­ with eiperionced Want Ad writer waa uaad last Saturday In gren; Mra. John Hawktnson; nnd Mrs. Elnsr Tidanun, hnataaa, Pouring, / Mr*. Ante lace sod two 14-year-otI cumpan- Brooklyn's late . ' raltea p lu s. “ I'm looking for yard work, «r a n y kind aJ. Kckkson, assisted by Z3aa Korea Tideman,algo gueat ol honor. (Stall Photo) to* had picked up, was hilled \H work 1 con find," be aald. (Staff Fboto) Board Considers lighted Archway Over SOKC Road Ten More Voting Machines Purchased Bauman Will Head Seal Sale Drive ii a m h « ax. t Weather Hospital Notes Additional Local News O n Page 3 �Enterprise O t t , LNCA MCsCfV •«WKV OimNTNOO **tv n o u v v v c r j r o w n_arv (NOvon t-*' 1 r n o *n o — L e r r o u rI TEILVOU 10CNTUANT V . ANY >_/ I DON'T", ■WANT II ANV TI T 3 i* 3 i* T 7 ) The Executive Board of the Wo* iraa 'i auxiliary of the All Saint* Episcopal Church mot at the bom* of the president, Mr*. Arthur Will* ■o o m . Do Barr. Tuesday after* coon. Plan* for the work of the coming year were completed many of which will he speakers and bodk review* and moat of the meeting* will be held la the new pariih house. Reservation* were made for the Deanery meeting to be held Oct. 21 at New Smyrna Beach, at f t Paul's Church. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass entertained with a family get to* gether dinner Thursday. Enjoy* lag this occasion were Mr, and Mr*. Leon Vining. Mrs. Jnnn Lewis of Orlando; Mr*. Jack Jackson. J. G. David, Brent David of Sanford and Mr. and Mn. Fred fU B M M UVW la (ha M M reach the greatest display ot 0. S Navy mlfht In West Const waters Bender of Enterprise. la S4 yuan a t Alps p « i In ttview oH Long Beach, Callt Seerstary dI tha Mr. and Mrs. Happy Henderson and AgaLAiMgh BuTta, CfclM of Naval Operation*, wtra among S t SOI last n tta mil la formatkn, Tha review was by thoming M ia V* & Kavy as *»**■ and family of Orlando were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Henderson Wednesday. Bill Dickens is visiting friends and relative* In Miami. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Henderson were dinner guests of frivols » Orlando Tuesday. Mrs. Bill Graham of Miami wa»j the weekend guest of Mr. sad By ADDIE PREVATT Mrs. Kirby Sellars. Candy Wesson of Sanford spent Mr. and Mrs. Haney Dunn. the weekend here with her grand* Harvey and Linda were weekend parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. S u £ guests of friends and relative! far menlll. W Tampa. Mr*. Blanche Edwards of San* The Pathfinder rial* of the ford, and Mri. Roy Newton of Barnett Methodist church met a t ____ _ ^ w< Winter Park spent Wednesday here the bom* of Mr. and Mrs Cecil. vUlting hU parent*. Mr. and'Mrs with th*ir mother, Mr. and Mn. Sellars on Clark St. Monday even* j. g. Harris. E. M. Grant. ing. During t ^ b ^ ^ ^ d o n Mf Ind Mr> E<hrird Flwctt, plan, were CompetedI for the Oct. h„ , n lu n td frotn Waynesvibe, Mr*. Ed Fulford waa boitua S B««ting which w^n begin with s c ^ lb, to an "old fashion" all day quilt* i toTcrtd oUh tapper i l the ** «*,*#«#■ itp ««ui iim p o ing at her home Wednesday. A r w u , . i w r clubho w M l— « S » “ ” ' £m ° fried chicken dinner w u enjoytd by ail, Thor* attending the cveat ..S i While her husband nerved bit twt thw a r ^ l y eId UihJ<mei tUU tctiT, -3ty ^ the Nava were the following: Mrs. J. % lowii in p*rlj to r twi • i i l t i com* *> . I¥ * fi t* McLain. Mrs. T. W. Prevail, Mrs; pi*to with decorations and spook. * ■ " " w ‘ »hl"*ton. D. C. Kader Hart, Mrs. Merle Summer* and goblin*. Sort, like when we w. P Burke, who i* a pattern sill. Mr*. Letter Harper, Mrs. J, war# kid*. So, if you roally want A* *£# £ * n:ral Florid* TB Hoipi D. Stone, Mrs. Harry Gieger, Mr*. to hart porno good i n r t t u n b t f ^ Orlando w ti h o s t for tlu Janet Summenill and the hot* the data and PU try to rta is d Oitt wooktsd. teis. you, com# and Join u*. Following Kd Sherlock of Eau The P-TA held its meeting at tha huaiacs* Mssioo refreshment* Aurora, N. Y. wa* in town In the school auditorium Tuesday of cooties and puneh wsro served " « « . **U1** ber house and sett night. Mn. Lewis Brademyer, by tho hr*t»«i ling up her Lake Mary affals THIS MODM unravel* a timely president presided over tha meet* fashion story in Los Ar.geics. ing. The hoatsaaea, Mr*. Marla Jrn . W. A. Goodwin celebrated She is weiring a Somerset, a Summenill, Mrs. Wendell Brad<0 ber birthday Sunday with a fami­ wool rtrlcuult with a sweatered Mrs. Ed Fulford and Mrs. Sackett ly dinner at her home. All of her look, designed by Rose Marie family with the exception of Mra. Reid. The understated maillot, served refreshment* of punch and Dorothy Cohen and her family ef a serious swimmer's favorite, cookie* to tbe 40 attending. Seville, with their families were features a camisole top with there to Join in the celebration. AH wide strap# which can be hal­ surprise Tuesday, when her ion, reported a most enjoyable day. tered. The .sipperl*** swimsuit Kirk Frost flew in from his home Mr. and M n. W. H. Stevenson rolls on JtM ilka a stocking. In SanU Rita, N. M. to spend hsr and daughter of Tampa war* birthday with her. weekend guosts at the homo of Friends of Bobby Weiderhold which occurred recently in Varna I. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Throop N. J. following a long nines*. She wjll be glad to know that he is at Mrs. Belie Johnson left Tues­ has returned from attending the home, recuperating from a r*c<M day by plane for a month’s visit funeral and waa accompanied emergency appendectomy. with relatives and friends In Tnl* horn* by her mother, who will rw* M r.. pnd Mn- Richard Iren is, okla. main wit* her tome lima. Tha have snored .ditto'' th e ' remodeled Mr. sod Mrs. Harold Stull Lutgeoa were regular winter re­ Boulevard, which they purchased visited friend* and release* la sidents of Sanford aa long as some time ago. St. Petersburg for Mreral days Mrs. L. E. Ber kley left Sept. his health permitted him to travel. last week. Mn. Edith Yerian of Montreal, 21 for Pensacola whan Chief Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Long sod Canada, is the guest of her friends Beckley w u to Join her. From daughters Patsy and Linda wore Mr. and Mr*. Ray Connors and here, they would drive to his new dinner guest* at the borne of her their daughter, Mrs. Helen An­ duty station a t NAS, Kingsville, parents. Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Ed­ drew. She is a former resident cf Tex. They have purchased * home wards in Orange City Sunday in there. f Lake Mary. celebration of their 40tb wedding Mra. Margaret Humphrey and Friends of J. H. Skews, will be anniversary aal Mr. Losfa birth* aorry to hear that he his been daughter. Linda (pent Sunday with day* . __ | taken to Orange Memorial Hospi* her son*in law and daughter, Mr. tal in Orlando, suffering from a and Mn. J. B. illia In Orlando. They attended the Church of tha kidney complication. Mrs. Dale Alexander, and the Nanrene and heard the Rebel children arrived in Lake Mary tyartet. from Accident, Md where they The Lake Mary Post Office it have spent the summer, Sunday. installing another 40 mail boxes, Mr. Alexander will join them later* which la an index of the growth Her father and brother drove of the community. them down, scheduling their va­ Mr. and Mn* John Chaikly M cations so they could spend them are announcing tha birth of a son, in Florida. at tbe Winter Park Memorial Mrs. 0. J. Laity had a pleasant Hospital on Sept. 22. STOP IT-STOOIT *r OA«WOOO> V- ITS MB S* you RE •5r( Ch o k i n g , D A ILY f T H A T N IW BUT:DAO*HE, > O O iS N r ACTUALLY HAVE TO KNOW . > oecssxxm e WCAJ0IN3 COSIMORE THAM HIS Vs’B l K S salary CRO SSW O RD ALREADY .' Naso Is A t hpL 22#9 mmpelgo l MMOCtATK Presidential nom­ inee Adlai E. Stevenson return* the ^lem ne ef well-wishers at a rally In Silver Spring. Md. Ha charged that Fiuridmt Ttitn hewer's handling e< foreign potky baa allowed Ramis to get • foothold in the SWAW+ East ^ oA i^^M A ij lonIKb" V bgmi e r a tfU wtUT T M W O A IK T U I P M O P n O N * M U D A C I O O If -v r^ ^ recpEiPEL;ivs\NoB.s*cspr �Crooms' Panther Staff Organized Bids Are Awarded Today For New O ffice Machinery Bids were awarded this morn­ | Br BORAH MELVIN ing by the Board of Seminole Coun Crooms Academy’s Panther ty Commissioners for new office B uff for the School newspaper machinery to modenure the pro­ was organised last week. Tht of­ cedure now used In both the ficers for the year ere as loBews: 1Seminole County Tax Collectore Joyce Dean, Edltor-ln-ehlef; »nd lha Ta* Assessors offices The Addressograph Company, Julia Wright, Feature Editor: whose bid for an Addrenograph, Jamee Ellxy, Managing Editor; wllh metal platea, cab­ Zorah Melvin, Newt Editor; Abra- complete inets, and other necessary equip­ .b a m Buckner, Editorial Writer; ment was submitted by E. A. ^ C arrie Hunt, Betty Jackson, and Donnelly, Central Florida Repre­ Mary Wilson Social Editors and sentative of the company, was Fashion Editors; Samuel Nesbitt; awarded a contract In the amount George Brown end Edgar Williams of U.BT9. The Burroughs Adding Machine Sports Editors: and Elaine CrumlCo. was also awarded a contract ty. Photographer. in the amount of *691 net for a Bullness Staff; George Brown, validating machine for the use of Advertising Manager; James Mor­ the two offices. Charles R. Walk­ ris, Circulation Managerjand Leo­ er, special representative of the nard Smith. Office Manager. Burroughs Adding Machine Co. J. Typists: Joyce Dean, George attended the meeting. ™ Brown, Abraham Buckner, Walter Watkins, Leonard Smith, James Ellxy, Eugene Church, Edgar Williams. Alumease A t k i n a , Plant Is Gutted Elaine Cruralty, Zorah Melvin, Mary Wilson, Joo King, Joseph By Predawn Fire BALTIMORE OB— A pre-dawn Walden, Mercedes Johnson. Julia Wright, Janie MorrU, M a r y fire gutted a furniture menufaeturing plent today in a congested Hughes and Moses Williams. Artist and Cartoonist, Eugene warehouse dlitrict only four _ Church: Cla«» Rrniresen'atlves, blocks from the huge University P Ninth Grade. Eliza Fimtick, Joyce of Maryland Hospital. More than 70 pieces of fire de­ Hillsman, Willie Smith, George , Murphy; 10th Grade. Ben Wil­ partment equipment were sum­ liams, Richard W. Williams, Jen- moned by 10 alarms to the scene ethal Taylor; ltth Grade, Edward Carwise, Zorah Melvin, Frantina Legal Notice Mathis; 12th Grade, Samuel Neibit, Bettya Jackson, Buck Jones; I 'a e r a t H r l M l M i and Mrs. E. J. Eubanks, sponsor .\UT1CK Irt HIUIKUV................. U U UN t h a t 1 a m ciiRms«l in bu»lit*»* a t and advisor. Borins*. c /« »*. u **• The Panther Staff, along with Banlamiu uona»t>JU, el*., un d e r llte CWUtluu* B.ntauUo M v m a Heroic* and their advisor, aim to make this name III,I l luiriiil m r i i U i T »»lil *»'»« W the belt Panther newspaper pub- wllh lha Clark ut th«* Circuit Court* “ 'Itcation year In the history of or in i lit*lu c-uuuti. Biurtu* in accutuanc* w llh ill* pruvulon ui th* e l f * ‘Crooms Academy. l ll lu u i N*m* S t a t u t e to-wIII Sac- Ten More (Caatlxwed from page Owe) machines would bring the county's machines te a total of 31 and that every precinct would t-se the machines on Nov. A Voting machines will be assign­ ed to precincts, Herndon said, with Precinct one using four machines; Precinct two, me; Proelnet three, six; Precinct four, 1; Preelnst five, two; Precinct six, 1; Precinct aeven, 11,; Precinct eight, one; Pre dnet nine, J; Precinct 10, one; Precinct 11, two; Precinct 11, one Precinct 13, one; Precinct 14. two: Precinct IS, six; and Precinct 16, one. Clerk 0. P. Herndon advised the board of Commissioners that the Jury box had been depleted with the drawing of 100 hirers for the condemnation tult row in pro­ gress. An order was presented from Circuit JmUo Vessse '"arlton fnr the drawing of 430 additional names for the fury box ‘o be used during the batanro of 'he year. A U TO LO A N S Lowest Cost «SA N EPRD INSTALMENT LOAN Mewbet FDIC fLQ B .I0A LO A hl w ith e s c f v i/y * COM leave Sen/ord on the West C e n t; New Yolk and a passenger repre- [ shopping, sight-seeing and Other Champion at 3:30 p. m. Sunday, | tentative of the Atlantic Coast activities. It will atso given them Nov. II, arriving in New York Line, experienced In the handling an opportunity to witness the Mnndny, Nov. 19, and returning of tours, will accompany tho mammoth a n n u a l Christmas will leave New York on tho West group to and from Now York. ParaJo on Thanksgiving Day. Coast Champion FilJay, Nov. 33, Tht tour la plaancd tu mnki this Any Coast Line ticket agent arriving Ssnford Saturday, Nov. theatre-lovers' holiday a happy will be glad to furnish romplete 24. Experienced tour personnel and memorable occasion, but Information with respo-.t to th* will be on hand at all limes in thora will also be freo time for tour. WALKER'S FIRST WIFE ILL MIAMI BEACH UR- The first wife of the late mayor Jam** t . Walker of New York City Is Ut al a hospital hero. Attache* said the condition o t Mrs. Jenet Allen Walker, TO, w it poor. She and Walker, flamboyant Gotham figure of the "roaring twenties,'* ware divorced tat He died In 1046. r.imc she magic that made pmstlile so wonder­ on;thefully dillritnt a Ford. In the: toughest to nud inis ever given to a car, this “Inner hmt" drmnnttrated tint a ‘ST Fmd rides i sweet and low. . . that it takes the bumps with out a bobble, (be curves without the nUtn. . . and, that in power, it “takes nothing from nobody!" Nothing on u’/ieeii h u n itt, handle,' or hohti up like * Fordt of October, m ark o f tomorrow Costs loss than you . A modern one story taDdtaf t* jf house the Florida Loan do. offleeB being constructed or Sanford Ave. between First and Second St*. , The building (■ being erectvt with block walls, terratzo floor*, with a plate glass front end plastic Ulumlnsled sign, M Celling* of th* building win b e o f red eedar, natural finish. Another featur* of the new building, which Is exported to be completed In four to aix weeks, will be that It la to be atf conditioned. The building ts being construct­ ed by A. W. Lee, owner and operator of the Florida to rn Co, with plans and specification* by John Burton It'. Architect Location nf th* new building for th* Sanford dowtown area is between Hunt's Feed StoH and the Wllson-Maler Furniture Co, Annex on Sanford Ave. Ane\f]dn(i of FORDwithdie lOfllrlnl r i e r k ’* Besl) n. F. Heinrinn c l e r h Circuit Court. B-mltinl* County. Florida C R O S L IY ~~~ , WJ1 Here Tomorrow! WON TAX UKSJU NOTICK III IIKtlKRV OIVKN th a t It. W, Lord a n d l la u l * I- Untd, 111* w ile th* holder ol III* Collowlna c erlU irat* h*» filed »*ld c e rtific a te [or U h d f t d to h i Imufu ih ttu o n . The certific ate numli*r and >*ar of liauiece. Hi* description of lha p r o ­ perty* and th* name In which II tta* A lie n e d are *• follows! ( e r il f l ia l* No. US T ea r of I mu a n t e dun* J* A. U._US4. UeM-elellee e f F e e p e e lri V H of NKU of a w > i of I f l f t, Kacilon Si, T ow nship IS lia n a * S« Kaet S A c re. Nsmo In which aa*a*>*4 Sllnnla U llr r a n , h*lre. . . . , All of asld property belnz In th* County of Seminole, Btat* of F l o r ­ id*. U n l e u such re rtlflc a l* *haU ha red«*med nccordlne to U * th* property deacrlbed In such certlflr a l* Will b* >old to th* blahe*! bidder *t lh* fr o n t door nf t h e M*mInnl* County Court llnu«e a t Banford. Florid*, on lb* flr»t Slondty In lh# m onth nf Noyemhnr ISIS which la th* Slh day ol N o ro m b tr Ihla let d a y A Theatre Holiday In New York, Nov. 19-33, Is being sponsored bjr the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad according to L. T. Sheppard, Ticket Agent, Sanford. The package tour Is planned to give Floridians almost aI foil weak :nt in New of fun and entertainment rill include York and the price will reserved reclining seat, round coach transportation, transfer* between the railroadI station etitlon and hotel in New York, room accotnmodstlons at the Paramount Hotel for four nights and orcheS' tra seat tickets to! No Time for Sergeants Andy Griffith; Major Barbara with Charles Laughton; Diary of Anne Frank with Joseph Schlldkraut; Most Happy Fella wllh Robert Weede; Radio City Music Hall featuring “The Rockrttee"; and Cinerama or Oklahoma. Also Included will be tea at the wauorf-Astoria and tickets for television shows. Pullman accom­ modations will be available at slightly higher charges. Sheppard said the party will Florida Loan Co. Constructing Now, Modern Building H ' p f t O V I D IN A CTION | xam cK o r s r r u i'A T io s 1111. Dated till. ... on the southwest edge of Bill I more’s business section, Firemen brought the blale un der control la less than three hours. Five firemen were hurt when s section of wall collapsed. All were treated for cuts and bruises at Mercy Hospital and released. The old three.story brick build­ ing, covering about a quarter of rated In an area where ware­ a block, housed the Royal Ameri­ houses are interspersed with sub. standard row houses. can Manufacturing Co. tlua ts i .u s F lorida i*unii** I I , J . Uataliall IL Kharrllt ________ ASSOCIATION BEGINS CONVENTION *0!>lY MIAMI BEACH UB- The Na­ tional Consumer Finance Assn., *n organisation of loan rompaniei, be gen Its 42nd annuli convention ■Tuesday amid a showee of pre­ dictions that present restriction* on credit will continue for *om* time. A C L To Sponsor Theatre Holiday Irt New York City TV CRfttNRd Cvcryv-Wvdtilook B-Km 4k»*RNadi orthtwamet.' OhVAurAab fife o rV -t ilkJ /Vkhfl k HUS *\ into b p nf u t - p n t t s casptl In Men whan m ( in M«) NOHOW STOOfMO 00 KNMN0I Crotley Hi Level Control* •ro up top where you can Y ou're In for a thrill when you see this new knockout named Fordl But save your superlatives till you drive it! T hat's where die fun really s u m . ATM Crosley AlumlnUed Tub* drives el picture brightfits* out to youl V Clessic-medern mahogany n M g sla Rntehed console . . . else evtUebl* in blend. as u m The FalrUnr SM, I m Pent series, features BtS o< the 19 luuier, lose, better Forda for ‘37. T* Creetey Autometic Inter­ ference Guard eutemettcattyguards agelnst picture distortions! Ne mere jmer, leer, Ropovert i AS $ 3.46 wiikiy Randall Electric Co. S « m C 8 • QUALITY - SATISFACTION 8AW 0IUJ De BAIT TH. US PH. SSS7-JS It's fun juit knowing that others who see yon with they were you. For you’re commanding the hnigcit, lowest, heaviest, biggest car ever to sport tutli a low rice lag. There's head room to spare lor a new fall o n n et. . . stretch-out space fur a "Daddy Longlrgs." E You’ll find that the tough and ready new “Inner Ford'* it built to take the roughest road you’ll care to travel. Ncwr outboard rear »inriiigs and ball-joint fiont suspension let Fold take Ute linns without the tilt. New swept-back control arms help take bounce out of bumpk Best of all, Ford’s library-like quiet is built in. And the new “Inner Ford" is why. For never before in hat there been a Imdy with so turn It cxti Ford's I blaring, to firmly anchored to its foundation. on rail choose limn lluec big Siticr A m m em ry '•K's with up to -l.» Iioiv-jmswct. T liric’s also a new Mileage Maker Six with l i t huncjMiwcr, the most modern Six in the industry. You can pick your Foul tailored to your tlcvitrs and your budget, tool Choose fioin nine mcr-t7-fout Fail lane or Fail lane S00 models or tioin five over-1Gfoot Custom or Custom .KI0 models. O r take sour piik fiom Fold’s five longer, lower, ticsv station wagons. Whichever model you select, you'll get a tar that's been re invented born die wheels up! So there's the new Lind of Fold. Big! Craciouil 8p.xioust A luxuty car iru c -b u t one that any newcar buyer can easily affoid. Come its! Sec w lut won­ der-cars you carl buy now at low Ford jirii cs. I m i tin . ) 0i Ai«« I IMI l J ------G il n ja n JC F te FO RD for ’ 57 s t r ic k l a n d -m o r r is o n . bate •M S . UCBC m rarbs Ibr 17. Hke tba F sI tU m HA i equal. , . ao luuaurpert, is dw law-ptlM I i- Ind - �Z VT '. ■-• r - i v — r Daffy Season Is In Full Swing Projects Ahead In City's, Expansion Program it doe* Sanford and Seminole County of thorn? . . and what doei the reveal for the future? _'c more ahead than one would eoa* bring into the picture called “expan*r Been though mueh has been accomplished, I big job la atiU to the front of ua - and .^ r ooreful planning, working elosfely togeth­ er, and with the aupport of the dtlaena In ]trt d ty and county, all of the plena can be _____ , of these project! are already on the -Amring table - frankly, with the approval d f the City Fathera. For Instance - the San1 Chrle Center - Fire Station No. 2 the Colored Swimming Fool - these to 8anford are already being put nd begin construef M to eaU for bids and An Important project to guide the think% a of bmataamnnan and inveatora la that of -•C ity Planing". Sanford la experiencing ’growing pains—new buildings are beginning to la v e the ground to rise up Into sections Aa the south - north - east - and west, each * “ n placed to an area thought by , to bo the most central location _____to its type. But are those buildings, -jfc this ♦npatMtM>, to the proper places? ^ O n ly through the employment of a proIfagikmel city planner - an engineer whose -business it is to lay out the proper and most -desirable growth according to types of bus-ja w , neighbors, subdivisions, streets, and ■WD other necessary data - can the city best plan for Its Immediate growth. _ 'A elty, whose future reveal* that Ita poprWatkm wfll nearly triple in nine years, needs -and must have at ita fingertips a long range »plan for Ita Immoalate growth. • • What can Sanford and Seminole County took forward to? A causeway across the St. , Johns River from French Avenue across AM lake Into a new route for 17-92 four"toning the heaviest traffic to the state into an orderly ribbon of visitors coming and go;to g through Central Florida from Tampa to "Jacksonville and Daytona Beach. The Sanford Titusville Canal is another - project ,l “ f ‘< of us that will bring untold mQUoos into the Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty area. The new canal - although planned and originated more than 80 years ago la a saw avenue through which both in­ dustry and tourism will make new inroads Into the immediate area. rt in Sanford - local ettissna look for- The Sanford Herald M U , E i w p t t e t l i r t u »»« S u m s , , Oeteker ST. ISIS Si ■BMNS a# M M l •I *Ii h metier Oct nnSsr th* A.t Ssmwb ?t. UTS S ’1 5 , - T ’m TC ouncom'r i. . .,, sofErditor end P u b l U h .r eEMfOL ___ . SIL, __ __ MARION HARMAN ElMUtlv. Sdllor ttrltn ; CUBIUMO. M u n ir i ----------- m AdT.rtl.tn* m iUod\ieitMlv*i, to t k l i M j t r republic— lb* lot*1 MWI prtotbd >0 thU ».w*p*p#r. Netl.eailr b , O n .n l Advert Idea •SI doorgla s .v l.e r Ut*k n u » Attests a tori)a • unnscmPTioH ju t e s Carrier -* Wo par wood Ooo Uooth 11.(0 Sim Uomtbi Cm. V**r IM » sss.se Bolt.**, w r i t , o t I h o n k s r o i o l u l l o u ab I t.rte la m .a t (or tbo purpo.. or r*M .s •k arate (or ot romulAr .dT.rtUIoe r e u s Tuesday, October 2, 1950 ward to th* extension of th* present sewer lines to bring in all of th* areas that do not now have the sanitary facilities the muni­ cipality could bring them. There a n miles of dty streets which need paving in order to modernise and bring the entire community, d ty limit* to dty limits, Into an ana whldi might be called complete­ ly modern. The annexation program la yet to tom* about - a necessity for a dty bursting at Ita seams. Even though hundreds of home own­ ers and property owners look forward to being n part of the City of Sanford, It has not yet been realised. A sewage Treatment Plant la another step forward for the dty. No doubt, when th* Utility Department of the dty comes within the financial condition aa enumerated by the dty*e fiscal agents, th* disposal plant will become a reality. It Is one of the neces­ sary Improvements each member of the Board of Sanford d ty Commissioner* feels should be done. However, they are await­ ing the time when monies can be provided, BAM DAWKXf for this pert of the dty's expansion plan NEW By YORK (It—Stock market can not be realised Immediately without jitters appear today to be Mafia, raising the utility tax now being enforced. ad largely to brokers boardroom*. There Is still another Important phase of The public sceardtog to gav* expansion not yet accomplished and about amen statistics- h a ae t let <he uncertainty chans* Ita habit or which much has been written; the docks and plana. The public continue**to step wharves for water freight moving along the op its total ipandlng, cottto* bade S t Johns River from shipping canter* of th* only on m»eh things sa autos, and stocks. East to the shipping center of Florida. Industrallsta have long realised that such a And hostoessmso have stretched project would immediately bring to Sanford their epmuting end borrowing plan* m an . Neither higher price* and Central Florida a flurry of industry, sopor interest charges ap. trade, traffic, and population growth un­ pear to have deterred the the industrialist, known In yean goM by. ear to alas getting a re­ Sanford and Seminole County are for* assuring pat, .Tha Agriculture De­ tunate In haring so much ahead of them - partmant let fer production af just over the horiaon. uveaeck aad Its graduate to in­ to efftat *Ugh«ly Talking about them will not make dreams taut and exoeeta com* true. It Is self-help, cooperation, unity prices ta be faMy stable aa a m i within our municipality and county, the push hie basis. and shove that comes from an aggressive Betatl sates a n caattoolng to spirit aimed at Sanford and Seminole County _ aa this month, tha Department af Comaura* reports. Dollar vol­ growth. ume ia swotted both by higher Already behind ua and accomplished- Price* aad by larger unit sates. building our community at a faster rat* Industrial production snapped than one would have realized just five short hack sharply to August from the years ago are projects like the widening of Jaly slowdown due to the (tool The department toots far 17-92 giving visitor* easier aocess to the strike. the Increased pace to esatteue tha west coast of Florida through Tampa and rest of tha year. Tha retail aad other eities; French Avenue has become a throughway; the New York Giants Dormi­ tory is under construction; a modern sewer When antes af tha money la and water program was completed; a brand eomtog Cram far aB this spending is shown to a report by-Iks Ns. new Southern Bell Telephone Co. dial ex­ Useal A s m . af Matoal Bcvtoga change is under construction; the Sanford Beaks. Depositors have base with* Naval Air Station is permanent and with have It millions of dollars in an expansion plan that tost, money oa that total which will funnel more and more retail trad* to put la into Sanfordt and tha annual New York af increase to leea than a year Giants Mayfair Inn PGA |15,OOU Open a ago. winter event which attracts visitors from Aad how soma af the money 1* being spent is also shown to tha every section of the continent same report. These banka in ­ Plenty has been accomplished and there's creased their holdings of m art, more to be done. 8o much to be done that gages In August by HT million dol­ Sanford and Seminole County leaders can­ lars, compared with 224 griPtoa not afford to be lulled to sleep. There must dollar* ta tha 1*85 month. be action - concerted effort - planning and The Cammarc* Department re* port* aslaa ptehtog up fee fund, studying. tu n aad fleer coverings, aggULet's keep what we have—industry, com­ mercial establishment*, and professional of dte and TV m u . fices—and get morel If you asked a __ Public Steps Up Total Spending af good times, ha might reply that tha government reports are mostly of condRlooa past, while a trader buys stocks far what ha thinks tha future win be. Tbo puhUe doesn't share this narvausnass yet. And the calmer view might turn out to be tha bat. ar one'. The market haa borrowed trouble unnecessarily many time* in tha past. MFF-A-DAY’ available to • modern corporation. To launch an old brand aoap to n now pink color—and incidentally open the annual civic drive "for n cleaner New York"—Procter A Gamble donated 109,000 bar* of tb* stuff to pave a block of Rockefeller Plasm. Tha aoap, enough to wash a family of four for 4,154 years, had n retell value of some 111,000. It wms put down by 40 Hunter Collage girls, then picked up after a few hours by 80 Boy Scouts ns their good deed for the day. The soap then was donated to various charities. Throughout tbo strange exhibi­ tion many bystander* hoped for a big rain. All ware sure tha re­ sulting auda would drown the RCA building. The Ron son Corp. was tha other entrant in the bustoeaa stunt-of-the-week contest. TO launeh • new electric (haver, Ron­ son advertised la IS major eltlo* for men willing to sacrifice their beards—at $5,000 an ounce—on n weekly television program It was sponsoring. Tha offar was made only af­ ter a preliminary test showed that even * Rip Van Winkle beard would Up the scales at less than a full ounce. Within a day after tha ad ap­ peared, hundreds of replies earns by mall, phona and wire. They ranged from a college pro* fessor In Philadelphia to a depart­ ment atom’s professional Santa Claus, who makes his living In tha off-aeason sailing vitamin pills. "Tha Santa Claus demanded $50,000 for his beard—said he'd spent 10 years landscaping It," reported Barnard Dwortsan, th* company's ad manager, "A Brooklyn seaman wanted to Mil his beard so ha could go visit his wife In England. Ha told us ha hadn't earn the girl sine* 30 minutes after h# married her, as ha bad to Uar* to eateh hla ship. “I don't know Just mueh thla thtag will cost us. Every man Am erica now seams to b* - t a r n ta|ka Ibeard, particularly out west wMira towns are celebrating their centennials." Dworxan has reason to feel worried. Jamas W. Browser, man­ aging editor of tha Barber's Jout* nal, estimates there arc at least 140,600 beard wearers in tha na­ tion, "What If a bearded lady showa up?" ha aald. "Wa specified maite beards, but If a bearded lad" showed up and demanded equal righto she could causa us a lot af trouble." News O f Men In Service LONG BEACH, Calif. (PHTNCF — Seventy-two ship* of tha VS. P in t Pleat and lto Navy sir* craft including the Bln* An|ali, crack flight demonstration team, wars stum bled at Long Beach, Calif., Sept 14 for th* laricst fleet review sine* World War II. Participating aboard the daitroytr USS Richard B. Andsrson was Harold P. Stamper, ms chinite's mats sacond class, UgfO son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack E ■temper of 1308 W. Third St. Th* exercise, by Vice Admiral Robert L. Dennison, USN, Com­ mander of tbs First Ftost, was m itw ad by tha Secretary of the Navy, Hon. Charles 8. Thomas. Secretary Thomas also witness­ ed the finals of the "Mrs. U. S. Navy" contest to Long Beach Sept. 15. POET SILL, OMi— We. Jack Better, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Bo* ben Kstter, Sanford recently wee assigned to th* 5$lth Plaid Artfl* lery Battalion a t Port Bill, Okie. A medical aidman to the bat­ talion's Headquarters Battery, Better holds the UN sad Barest Service Medals among hb decora­ tion i. trader why h* seams ta I Candidates Stick To Party Promises 1Y JAMBS MARLOW t W Pi n s K m Aaelyat WASHINGTON (AP> - Any to President Elsi m i M for in th* way Stf premises to h*lp fn n a m must bn disappoints* So far. BY UAL BOYLE NEW YORK <AP|—The daffy Mason ia in full twinr! One corporation paved a Man* batten s t m t with soap this week, another made a nationwide offer to buy m alt bearda at $5,000 no ounce. The two event* hlghUfhted a fact llttla noted by the publit^tha iaercailn* tendency of bl* bualneaa to adopt carnlval-styl* press a*ant stunts. Phlnaai T. Barnum, father of tha circus-type school of promo* Uon In America, today would rank aa a piker la tha field. Even tha fabuloua Jim Moran now looms ns an amateur. After all, Jim manly performed such toy feata as becoming the first man In htatery to find a Media to a haystack, mil an Icebox to an Eskimo, and hatch an oatrich a** by alula* an It himself. "Thar*’* a sucker born every minute”—nor Honan had tha funds for off-baat promotions bow Both men m etUktog clasa, la partial premised laat Aufiiat la lhatr convention pietism*. Nat* Uar baa offered anythJoe liysad what tboM platforms Both men now lava mada am* Jot farm ipaoahaai Kiaaahowar at Paerin, 111., Wednesday night Stavonaon at Newton, Iowa, laat Saturday. ' Tha major difference tha promises mada by and hla Republican! and and h it Democrat! .till revolve* around tbo quaatloa of price *upporta. Klaanhowar stick* by flexible price supports as tha medidno the farmer* need, Stevenson la all for prion aapparta fisad at SO s e a t of parity Or Thar* ia a diffaranaa to tha way tha two man any they look at farmer*. In tha eaaa of bath ■mat to what they ant inland la a ralatm ly Otherwise tb i sp wit) tloa aad to tha •BlgMlr tb* *t 80 gar regard to s* «•t jm _ _ «r parity w tiM * W t want to axfond our deepest and m oit sincere thanks to tha follow­ ing firm s: for tha lhatr putlog Utn loc Than* have bam speech** typL m l af thla has miss sa far. Thar* of fire bean a and a gnat abundance of to atata attUudsa already pretty familiar. But (her* was a small sprtokIto* of political salt! Ia hla Newton speech son acoffsd a t what promised tha farmara to his IMS campaign. And ha maatleaad Bl* ar by at Blovoaam aad the without mam naana a t all aad tbs The seat af l a m leads aad talk* af a farm a t *hat degression. Farm tosaata has da* clined alnco 1BS1. But Eisenhower laat nlsht saw things ratlin* bat* tor, thanks toi fcJj Ifpnhffntoi. STARTS TONIGI START! Dili ‘'8 HAKEDOWN” ■TARRING HOWARD DUPf PaaL • lo t s«Ar 5:80 AM . to MIDNITE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 'A N G ELS EAT Hayward Equipment Co. J . fir M. Distributing Co. C a lo ric A ppliance Corp. ’ Senkarik G lass fir Paint Co. Bryant Heating Specialists Stafford Elactric Co. Dearborn Stove Co. Ray W all Evans Roofing fr Heating Co. T H . B. Papa Co. Hughes Texaco Florida Stott Bank Electric Supply Co., Inc. M iracle Concrete Joe W. Robertson Sinclair O il fir G as Co. Eckles Distributing Co. L P. G . Equipment Co. Notional Stove Co. Baggerly Appliance Center Powell's O ffice Supply Brisson Funeral Home M arcel Faille D elta Tank Manufacturing Co., Inc. A N D S P E C IA L TH A N K S T O T H E P U B LIC W h o s o wonderful response mod# our grand opening such o success. SHACK' Dalidaog B m U iB i l l Tha Wortfg Mast Wmateirgmrf SHRIMP tad CHICKEN KUHUHESai THERM-O-TANE GAS & APPLIANCE Co. Inc. LA IJttL lf% BMOOOMT 0 * ALL MAfOO AFTLUNCSS rU IO U SK D ISIS �THE SANFORD H B U IJ ) Tues., Oct. 2, 1956, Page 5 S o cia l Women's G o lf Assn Will Hove Courtesy Golfer' Each Week a M wTO footnotes footi to fashion SteoK rry Held A t SN AS; Party Slated Next Week Calendar TVKADAV The Sanford Woman’* CM wOl aa face, and bring it up under the The Air Station Officers wives The regular monthly luncheon For you gals who want to be The Sanford Tourist Bad Shuf- have lu tint marttog, • hmcfc eyes to cover up dark circles. well-dressed but don’t h a v e a held a steak fry In back of BOQ of the Sanford Women’s Golf As­ fltboard Club witl have a covered eon, at tto club buOdtag at 12:89 large allowance to spend on your Eyas are still IT, but mascara under lights with each of the dish supper at t:00 at th* club­ U a. Ho*teases win to Mra. A> sociation wss held at the Mayfair wardrobe, the wisest buy la "se­ and eyebrow pencil ere used sub ladles bringing a covered dish. house. Hardesty, Mrs. Roy TUUa, Inn County Club, Wednesday parates.” With enough blouses, tly this season. You’re supposed About 13 couples attended, among The Woman'* Society el Chrial- Mrs I# T. Dost, Mra. B. R. Back Sept. 16 at 12:30. P r e s i d e n t shorts and ekirta you can be cor­ to get the tame big-eyt look but whom were two new couplet ian Service will hold an Execu­ and Mra J. A. Youag. Georg* Mrs. Ruth Herron welcomed new rectly dressed for any occasion, without the harah color lines that aboard tha station, Lt. and Mrs. tive Board totaling at 9 a.m. fol­ Touhy will b* guest speaker. from weeding the garden to at­ members and guests. were fashionable last season. tending the theater. W. M. Webber and Lt. Cdr. and lowed by a Business and Program Tb* Women of the Pint Pres­ meeting at 1:41 a.m. byterian Church will k m Us* Mrs. Verne Smith, a member of If yoa’R look around the storea Thl* new look of elegance la Mrs. L. J. Leary, By PAT WOOD the Board of the Florida Women’s here In Sanford, you’ll find any especially good for women over A "Bon Voyage" party for tb* The Brownie Scouts of tb* First monthly Executive Baud Maittoj the Sesalos Room at 19:09 a. aw Golf Association, was introduced, type of blouse you might wish 33 who find sophisticated fashions officers of VAH-11, soon to be de­ Presbyterian Church will meat to toTh* Y«a hear a lot of talk about Roy Scout* of tho PM usually more complimentary to ployed for an overseas assign' the Youth Building at S:0» MB. for. For wear with Barmuda after which it was announced that Presbyterian Church wffi mool.ll tha Preach Quarter in Now OrTha Daughter* of Wesley Sun­ their years. aborts, the Ivy League look la tho Satchel To Speak Mrs. Blanche Nicely wss the local thing—dark striped boy-ahlrta It will put ths young married ment, will be held at BOQ during day School Clats of th* First tb* Scout Room at tb* Chunk .ah ^ l a u a , but Haro U aomathlng the week, The officers of BOQ you’ve probably * •» « board be- A t Southside P-TA representative on the Inter-City with button-down collars, a button woman in the chic bracket for are devoting the whole day to Methodist Church will hold Its 7:09 p.m. Tournament board. on the back of tha collar and a after-five dates too, because the them starting with "happy hour" annual supper and business meet­ Tb* Philatto* Claae *f tho - fora. Mrs. Billblmor, who baa Just pleat in the back. Most ponular elegant look la not limited to ex In the afternoon followed by buf. ing at 6:30 p.m. Mra. Roy Tillla' First Presbyterian Church wiB The group voted to adopt a returned from a trip to this ro. Meeting, Thursday fat dinner, after which tho Melod- Group will act ** hoitaaaea. Thar* meet at tto tom* of Mr*. W. A. color combinations are black or peslve tastes. montie city aayi that palpi# Uvinf The Southside P-TA will meet fluctuating handicap this year, aires will play for an evening of will also bo an Inatellattoa of WUUa, Ml X. mth .Street, I t Tt« charcoal gray with clutter stripes Young moderns who adore so­ to tbs rranch Quartar can’t altar Thursday, Oct. 4, at the Southside and to have a “courtesy golfer" dancing. officers at thla tlm*. p.m. Oo-boetoeae* will to Mil. 0. In red, green or brown. phistication after they gat n taste pr romodal thair bourn without L. Redding and Mra. A. F. Huai Chief Warrant Offlver Fllbry, The Pioneer Fellowship and School. Ths theme of the meeting each week during the year. of It will become encouraged by For dressier wear with skirt* the dopraaa parmiaaloa of the base Maintenance officer at Pu­ will be “Report on Report Cards.” Winners of prises given at the there are many flattaring, new ladylike charm too, and they’ll blic Works, has recalved orders Recreation of tho First Presbyter­ Tba Girl Scout* of tto Ftret Franch Quarter Authority. That of ian Church wUl meet to the Youth At 7:15 tho parents will go to luncheon were: Mrs. Lucille aoftly detailed blouses, with the find It to th. wardrobe, hairdos and for Barbers Point, Hawaii, ht Building from 6:00 p. m. through Presbyterian Chunk wtB meat ul course, la bow it menaces to re1:20 p.m. at tha Church. makeup created for thair own sat. teaion’a Imporant ladylike look Heard, Mrs. Catherine Jackson, expects to be detached around S:00 p.m, |9 mala basically the same today thair child's room where the teach- Mrs. Jean Collins and Mrs. Jackie achieved through delicate touches The Senior High FoUowahJh RoNov. 23. Mr. and Mra. Fllbry rewill britf them on how she Th* Unity Class will matt to tha creation of the Ftret Pirehywrttto of lace or ambroidary, Edwardian ^ u it was la tha days of tha Crawford. aide at 1IM Palm Way. Mra. FitValdes Hotel at • p. m. veryon* Church win meet at tto CtoMk dashing gallants, beautiful ladles, marks report cards and how they Winners In the golf tournament rufflas, feminine neckline*, or Mrs. D. Van Daley bry, her daughter Jaqntline, and ia welcome. should interpret those marks. bell banded cuffs. at 7:09 f, m. their son Frederick, intend to were: Class A (Most 4’s) Mrs. and duals fought under tha “duelTha Seminole High School P-TA Tto Mid-Week BJU* Keur w* New sheer georgette and chiffon Feted With Shower, stay in Sanford until Uia end of At 1:00 the parents will gather Jeanne Foulk: Class B (Host S’s) in i oak". Mrs. Billhlmer says bold it* first meeting of Uw be conducted by the JUr. A. O. the school year. JaquelJne la a will Mrs. Lucille Heard; Class C (Most blouses team gracefully with valyear In tha high school auditorium Melon!*, Pastor if tb* Pint Pres­ tin t, although tha buildings do In the Assembly Hall for s very 6’a) Mrs. Ann Marsh; Class I vat or satin skirts for dinner and Birthday Party cheerleader at Seminole High. short business meeting, after at g p. m. Parent* are urged to byterian Chunk at ftM p.m. look kind of dirty and run-down theater wear. (Most 7’s) Miss Dee Russell. The Air Station officer* wives ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-Mre. attend aa tha program eenalato of . <m tha outside, Inside they arc which the guest peaker Stwart New members attending the Tbs nicest thing about meet Donald Van Delay was showered will hold their monthly caffe* at open discussion between the fac­ Tto Chancel Chair wtR l Getchel will be introduced. Mr. of the new blouses la that they can beeutlfuL She sold aha walked In a dual celebration nt her home BOQ on the station Thors, Oct, ulty end parent. Nsw policies will at Pint Presbyterian luncheon were: Mrs. Robert Conn, Gatchel, who la Director of So Mrs. Bill Class, Mrs. Jim Guy, be washed ■■ easily as a prir of on Penn, Ave, recently, when The hostesses for this affair are be explained and plana mad* for at 7:19 p.m. for miles, but had a m am lous coadary Instruction for Semlnols Mrs. John Dooley, Mrs, Jack nylons and be ready to wear the large group surprised her with a Mrs. R. T. Northridge, and Mr, lha coming year. Clrcla No. I of tto Women* County Schools, will speak on “Re­ Morrison, Mrs, John SlrihUng, naxt day with little or no Iron­ birthday party and *tork ahower U L. Hamrick. Clrcla Number Tea *f W.B.C.*. th* First Preabytetiaa Church ing. Among popular fabric* thl* Mrs. Qulcksrt wife of Dr. will meet at I p. m. at the hose* will moot with Mr*. L M. MWanother Up for you port Cards sod The System Be­ Mrs. Ends Mills, Mrs. Robert teeson arc cashmere soft nylon Jointly. Jackson, Mrs. Crsston Overatedt, Qulckert, medical officer for of Mrs. W. B. Kirby, 1911 S. u p *, ill* X. Bad Knot, at 10:19 Acting *s hostaases, Sir*. Tho­ Stainless steal is tha hind Them". Mrs. Clifford McKlbhln, Mrs Jertay, fin* handkerchief batlat* mas W, Pinnock Jr. and Mra, Mur Heavy Attack Wing, 8 N.A.8,, gave Magnolia Ave. a.m. Mre. Joe Bator la' __ ______metal to elaan so of cotton and dacron, the now John Miller and Miss Dolors* WEDNESDAY tin Law completed the arrange birth to a son Sept. 22 at Orlando n«ver-lron Maltriqu* (nylon and Bright think about that when Russell. dacron), iridescent silk breed- menta In every detail. A birth Airbase Hospital. Tho boy waa The regular1 Wednesday evening WtotaM* P-TA will mate at ?)I9 it’s time to replace your pots and Attention Typists. Others attending the luncheon cloth and decorative cotton knit day rake, decorated for the or named paul Frederick, Th* Quick- Bible Study at Tirol MaUwdUt p. m. a t tto actoeL Tto data a# pans. . . . And the next time you Mrs, Lorratos Graham, Execu­ were: Mrs. A. O. Russell, Mrs. easion, and cup cakes, decorated erta have on* other ton, Steven, Church will ba held at 7 i» to Me- thair carnival ba* tom sheared find it necessary to oU your clock, tive Secretary of the Seminole Jeanne Foulk, Mrs. Jean Fitton, in heather mixture* or solid with baby booties icing, were and reside at 1207 Randolph Kinlcy Hell. Tb* study *f tto lift from Prld*y, Oct, M, to Saturday, color*. and letter* of Paul will ba eon- Oct. 27. •Quirt an atomiser filled with County TB and Health Aun., re­ Mrs. Helen Bloom, Mra. Haiel h part of the artistic decorations— Street. tlimed by the pastor, Reverend Friendship night will to * to £ Porter, Mra. Pauline Inch, Mra. This la the year of elegance for Also a line of dispers were hung ■S light oil through any convenient ports that she still needs volun­ Milton H. Wyatt. red by tto members * t the Order * opening In the clock’s back. The teer typists, also any typewriters, Ida B. Wilson, Mra. Marjorie L. women. The extent of your ele­ on the porch with letter* on cacn Tb* First Baptist Church will *1 Eastern Star, Bamtoato Oh Dickson. diaper spelling out the word “tu r Mrs. E. N. Ehmonn gance depend* on your cleflu , a m will deposit oU on even bav* thair Prayer Serrla* at 7:10 tor Numtor Two at I p. m. At that might be made available, Also attending wera: Mr*. E. wardrohe and makeup and your prise". The home of the honors* hard-to-reach parts. Maaonto Temple. She eald If those wishing to vol­ B. Smith. Mra. F, D. Seott, Mr*. general attitude toward tha We». was decorated for the gala affair Has 88th Birthday p. mTb* Interned!*** Chair af tto The girls of VAH-i of S-N.A.&. unteer would let her know ahead John H. Williams, Mra. E. C. Hay- Black la the icaaon’a favorite while she had gone out to din First Baptist Church vrifl tetoatoa Observance Sunday . u re going in far Fall housedean- of time when they can coma In, man, Mrs. Mary Sue Compton, color, with brown* and neutrala, ner with her husband. at T :« p, m. ghl tto Adah Ctolr ini ta n big way this year be. ■he can make arrangements to Mra. Hugh Whelchal, Mrs. Harry black and white, greens, blue*, Others present wera the Mr*. ALTAMONTE STRINGS—Mr*. Woodruff. Mrs. Price Heerd, Mrs. violets and pinky rads folio.ring Luther llert, Mr*. Tracy W*1 Estelle N. Ehmann, Orlando, --aauso they’re getting ready for or r#n* ,h« necessary George Nicely, Mrs. W. H. Swin- along behind. Mr. and Mr*. Retort BlUhtettf “ A T /m to r Ctolr wtQ to re the* £ 5 ? rosily ajm lsl V. I. P.’s, typewriters. Typists need not ker, Mrs. Chester Wolfe, Mrs ■pent Sunday at th* homt of her son, Mrs. James Parker, Mra. Blondes and redheads were Juat Herbert Jaeh, Mrs, Charles Pa* son and daughter-in-law oa Lab* returned Saturday night Dee* 6 rehearsal and tallowaMu I t tto meaning their husbands of course. necessarily be fast, just reasonP in t Presbyterian The men of VAH-I, who have been Crawford Ivnv Mr*, t r ’re v made to wear black, but brunette* Florida to celebrate her 88th. visit to New Orleans, La. accurate. The work involves John Marsh, Mra, Earl Higginbotham, will have to be careful U> keep tarnack, Sirs. Loren Jaeh, Mr*. birthday. A picnic dinner complete « r« o a o for fivo months, are schedul- ably 2:4* pm . Bobby Billhlmer hat gene on S t o return to Sanford sometime typing names and addresses on Mrs. Ray W. Herron, Mrs. Charles their raakiup on tb* fair aide. J. Cornell, Mr*. Chi rial Pyle Tto Youth Ctolr 01 M a short business trip to Mtaml labels which are later to be past­ Masks, Mra. J. Rota Adams, Mrs. Mr*. Paul Harold, Mr*. Charlrs with birthday cake was served. : around the last of November, But black offer* tha eailaat way Ledbetter, Mr*. W. McClain, Mrs. Friends of Mra. Jim Robaon Presbyterian Church wQt ed on envelopes and mailed out. R. With her waa her daughter, E. Witte), Mr*. Fred Perkins, She said thay must be mailed by Mrs. H. K. Ring, Mra. Andraw to be chic with a minimum ward- John Peek, Mr*. Robert Bradford, Misa Marjorie N. Bateman, Mrs. will be sorry to hear that ahe la at tto Obureb t t III* M b. * SATURDAY Nov. II, and aa yet the only has Carraway, Mra. Boyd Weber, Mrs, robo Mr*. W. L. Hwoffnrd, r«. C. David Burke, Missel Lillian and In Orange Memorial Heapltal in i Mathodist Group one box #f cards done, with eight J, S. Cleveland, Mrs. Roy Simms, Roay.bued makeup ia considered 8. Swafford, Sirs, Leo Gullo and Mary Norwalk and Stan Norwalk, Orlando, having undergone sur­ Tto R. A,'* af the FtnA BaftM the bail complement to the ***or ten to go. gery there this morning- Her Church win moot a t “ “ all of Orlando. Mrs. Cecil* Heard, Mias Dorothy ion’* colors..Skin tone it auppoaed Mrs. L. E, Mann. ; To Hold Supper at t:M t . m. room number Is 451. T1»m wishing to do so may Powell, and Miss Ellen Betts. to be pearly-finished, veiling a take the work home with them. ro»y glow. Tb* Edwardian row, At McKinley Hoi I considered Just the right Accent Mrs. J. B. BL John, general for the elegant look. Is a lash m superintendent of tha Methodist vibrant shad# that looks aa If " Church School, announced that thero will be a covered disk sup. Mr. and Mrs. Tad Brooklyn of had gone straight to the mouth i.,por on Wodnosday a t f pto. at Lake Mary announce fhb birth of from ah ald-faahtoned rambler.* m Oct. 1 McKinley Hall. a daughter, Trudy Mayrene, on If your akin i* sallow or dart, Betty and Carla Sue Parker Friday, Sept. 21, at Seminole use a delicate-tinted makeup toa* • The Children’a Departments will » . °*1-» Memorial Hospital. Tha little lady In a fair shad* for complexion Mrs. John W. Saleabury t present a sheet program, after Mra. J. O. Huff weighed T ibt. 4 os. Mrs. Brooklyn color-control, but blend In the whldi giopp alngtng will he onis the former Mist Jean Bottler. velvet film acroea throat aa well I • Urn BuperUtoadaato and teach ? ore of tto Children's Department will be Introduced, then open NEW W EDNESDAY house will be held, U order that the church school workers and the parents atop become better so- between you’ n me fisu iA o n a li Happy Birthday IW W This will fa# a fine opportunity for parents to know teachers, and tototora to know parents, so It la hoped that maay will attend. i Tucker Scheduled * To Speak Thursday i To Wilson P-TA BI RTHS l bt’ACJ OPEN HOURS 9:30 T I L L 5'30 A S-S$E N IN LIFE! young ju n io n There will be a meeting af the Wilson School P-TA on Thursday night a t T :» at ths Wilson School to Paola. Guest sleeker for tho evening 1 will bo Cecil Tucker, C o u n t y • Afoot, who will speak on “4-H Work for Boys". Alto present at lng will be, Mlse MyrUe n o m a Demonstration tm e r t junior* u n it* no t l m , . , $hty Vi up-to•the*minute in S h irley Lot feehlone Following Mr. Tufkor'a talk, toon wiB bo a Walt Disney film on “How To Catch Cold", after which rofreshmNta will be serv- *THERE 18 A SUCKER BORN EVERY MINUTE." ■ a ’(Aether'* evee belevi vHsmtoo to DAN R IV E R ’S D R I-D O N P L A ID S ! as seen In SEVENTEEN i n fine cottons you t o n in the wash in i They Jiffy-iron in m inutes o r r e t away a t all I Penney patterned for totaToomfort. TO U CH TO N DRUG C O . O ther B ftlrU y £ s s Y o u n y'Ju m c rt fro m I f J f MACHINE WASHABLE “CAB" SLACKS! Col 4ewn on MMndhw. noho alaM taa y d s • M m ol What a treat Penney buy for those ro«(h j m 4 * u*** is t* as 8tore Hours: Monday • Friday 9:00 - 1:10 f:00 . 1:00 �am K S B M B h ' , / ..v •‘ • • r . v .* • :. • / • •<f '• -*• % T om^ Oet U M Tha Banford Semtaoiee pointed la oarseat today toward their Blue Darter appealtion Friday night in Apopka. Tha Samlnolaa rehash­ ed Friday nlght’i Leesburg. Apopka game, aet up a defenaa to bo no d Ogalnat tha Darter*, u Ik ­ ed about tha Apopka defenaa, had another aeaal-m at roagiu offenlive and defensive scrimmages, for tha "purple heart". "This Apopka club- la not to be L'ken far granioo boeauaa they ‘x it two la a .vo," head mentor tkl) Flaming u u . "In toe first half of tho game they looked far better than Leesburg." Apopka boosts a heavier team dveraga than tha Samtnolas, and they're figured to be on the re­ bound from thetr hard Iota to Leesburg. Apopka Ukes to run to Tve found, always require n great deni of attention. I suppose la had weather the poor dean are beead rttt." •H ist may be p a r t of Mrs. VUnthsratene’s trouble," Val aald. " • is «s bored, poor thing—*t least," tha amended, "whan DM tant vial ting her." "She lUtaa that, does aha?" "Wan, talking to him aaema to make a pleasant change from talk, tag to me." S» ■ 2 W ho w ee looked for you ewch mealtime. You haven't been la tha dining mtocn.” Her heart lifted and aha fait ahthat bs bad aottcad bar absence. Thera was a pause that was faintly embarrassing. Oddly Mm frit It na a relief whan ,t*wsrd knocked and brought to da K, yaw wta tkara and than, w« aald quietly. ‘That makes aa Matty. ‘You're a toctive, aren’t yot Women's Bowling League u ,u ” u * s u m w alo B When the steward bad guns be 5 2 * ^ 2 aald abruptly,yourself." "You'ra not looktag p u n n e d t o eeo n t r ^ „ . Mura* Attaoei, h* M y .^ f e a at * * 1i M * J S . ». Tr U. Cr n>*. q Mt down^ M a M MNd a bad »W • • • dlvnn. "la tkla a pror ^ L S P Brit.B,S , , . S e,T ..H , g, aastkag, "If H'a the Uttar, *..**»* U* T L thinking that a cup of tea d ka aloe. fa profaaskalal la a way." khe g tnthar hastily, "But X would a aup of tea." i yearn I* tha bell by the cabin ead n faw minutes later whan ■toward knocked ha ordered -Vied1 tt* ' RM-otras > Seminoles Pointing F or Aopoka Tilt to be seasick myself!" •ha nodded her hand of etono* mopped height ted curia. "I raiderstand hew you feat, and fv s only t e T l t g % i»i»vwr_ Hr DUbM^ver^in* bar.flwkSSwaoodJWfoas but Ku&mmaa rseretaWiVs Stan** _ .. m tis a g g a I ■■ i i m * it , titi m . tf tJTQM MPCM HARJUDAN • She smiled. “Perhaps Tea bean ftejjng aiigtitly aeaalck." Ha nodded ind leaned aeraea tha email table and poured h e r e cup ^ ^ -gomebow you look dtf. ferent a n t morning wa talked." ha aald. -You looked an ^ u vitality and Ufa, abta lo cope with anything that ai«ng. Now, If you don't mind my saying so, you look ,ort of flattened out, aa though you were frightened of aomathiag. Are you afraid of anything!" "1 don't know why I should ha"aha said avaalvely, and deliberately aba bant ovar bar cup of tan. "What exmid I faa frightened of on •U must have been kept pretty this ship!" these peat few daya, DoeHa was soma little time replying, aba aald sympathetically, Then be shrugged his powerful i nodded. "Practically every- shoulder*. ‘7 don't know other than haa keen seasick. The crew aa that Mr*. Feethereton* may have aa the passengers, doth, I been putting Ideas Into your bead." t could have taken time off "Well," ahe aald gravely, “you • 'l i f e Karst* Orel*. Reprtsted by peraleelo* of Ayaloo Booha. IMetrih JVs Aiming For W in O v e r Bulldogs moerow afterwean," Sanford Semi- be had nothing but praise for tha •ato IV mantar Disk attars said isrfermancs they turned In "But," this merntag of hit charge*, wba Sliver* eaid, "tomorraw win kfl fl»e the DaLand Bulldog JVs to- another story, DsLand ll a llttia WMCVflw 'aftanwoo at 4 p. m. la heavier than we ara, end they'll Memorial Btadlum. j hava more men In uniform, but - T h a boy* t«av* been working well itUI be more in our data b u d an (m flinontah and 1 be* thin we ware previously and we'll Bata they've found tho scoring be trying for a score on ovary punch," ha said. Tha gai.ilnole play." JVt hava already displayed ■a The future edition of the flanpowerful defensive unit Two ford Seminolea hava only ona weeks ago tha featherweights gam* under their belts; a IM went to Longwood and held tha loss to Lyman, and they have powerful Lyman greyhounds to II WIN uppermost In their minds, •state. "We know wall hava a rough "We'll dress out mor* thsb SO tlms," ona youngster said, peakman," Silvers continued, "and Ing from under an overelaed helwe’li play them all. met, "b u t boy, we're gonna Uks stiver* slid that the small JVa this one." vmw way out of thalr d ais when That pretty well sum- up the team attitude displayed aa the practice field. The boy* have a lot of spirit and pap, and they’re not afaid to hit bait! and low. It will be a good game to watch and tho very small admiaalon price of M caou le by no meant prohibitive. Make plane *.a be on hand tomorrow afternoon at 4 p. m., when tha Sanford Seminole JVi make their first boms ap­ pearance of tha season In Memor­ ial Stadium at the lightweights attempt to sers'eh their names In the win column. Strike* or Misses I I I High Gama High let Lillian Donat It! 411 Bertha Ross I tt 451 Pat Foster IU MO Dotty Tbomaa 1M SOS Bern la Clancy in 440 Audrey Boiler ltt 411 Name Aveage Lillian Donat 140 Bertha Rosa 13! Bamla Clancy 133 Audrey Bolger 131 Blaneha ZUbell Its Pat Fostar IIS Carti* Btribllng 110 Sadi* Nold* lit Dotty Smith lit Mary Schwarts IU Ptoranca Bowers 111 Jenny Hilton 1M Dotty Thomas 103 Dotty McDonald M Sara Sugg M Margie Bllne *3 Janls Davis M Kitty Duffy M Charlotte Aader 71 Peggy Tugwetl ti Notice to Bawlieg League Secretaries: We wish to eomply with your requests and give:tree* ,he*Mng ""•m 'he writeups yen desire, but to do an requires some sort of cooperation on your part. Wa mutt hava results and etatamenta ” ■ -Doris office within a reasonable time attar your league has bowled. If your league reDIVBX81PIBD HOCKEY suit* hava not baan appearing on SCHKDULR NEW YORK <AP)—In an ef­ our sports page, please contact fort to cater to the eommuntars the iporta editor. wb* live outald* New York City, tho New York Ranger* have eat Saturday afternoon games. The up a unique hockey schedule for Rangers epea tha season Wednes­ the coming season. Sixteen games day, Oct. 17 egains* the Boator ara sit for a 7 o'clock Sundap Bruins In Madison Square Gar night start. Than will h* two den. What Does "Castile" Mean On Soap Label? ■' the ontilda, and than la where Urn Samlnolaa were hurting tha moat until Tom Brawn took over ona of tha defensive and poata. Dava Lauda worked with tha andi for a lengthy aeuloa today in an at* tempt to cover tha Apopka flank* ar, Larry Foss, who did an outatanding job on the pair receiving and of tha Darter offense. Tha Seminolea looked a little ragged today on defenaa. They fai;ad to abow the aparkla that they had last week. "We atill need a tot of defensive work to con. Uin \popka," Fleming aald, "but thta la juat Monday, the boya have bad a rough week, and there haa been two daya layoff over the weekend. I'm confident they'll ■harpen up tomorrow or the next da) and coma through." Offensively tha Seminolea look­ ed good. They ahowed I lot of power and continent d r i v e through the middle of the line, but tha outside running looked poor, especially after Phyl Byrd was sidelined. Orange Belt Loop The Orange Belt Conference sew more rain than anything else over the weekend, and tha spot­ light was popped out at tha Co. coa-WIntar Park game that wa* reckoned to be the game that would determine the final outcome of the OBC championship race. But one very important con­ ference tilt did take place, and that was a close one. The Lees­ burg Yellow Jackets eked out a ■lim 13-8 victory over a sharp looking Apopka Darter eleven. The Yellow Jackets were un­ impressive In the first bslf of the gems as tha young Darters played superior game. Kddlt Park, er, the Jacket sparkplug was benched for tho entire game with torn ligaments In an ankle, .and that may account for the lack of map in the Jacket offense. A host of Blue Darters showsd Impressive promise In their un­ successful tnvsslon of Leesburg. Leading them was Tom King, l i t pound tackle, and fullback! Dalton Cleghorn and Dickie Johnson. Jerome Shaw 180 pound aophomor* quarterback ahowed ■ lot of speed and ramle-datxl* for tho losing Darter*. Curtia Stone waa Impressive with his left-handed pissing effectiveness. Hs has a good receiver In the person of Car] Cousins, veteran and. The Blue Darters are a young club, with only tight senior* on the entire vsrslty roster. Aa tho season progresses the Darters will P H IL BYKU be a formidable foe for any (S ta ff P h o to ) Orange Balt team. Byrd waa the week's first to b«. THIS WEEK’S OBC SCHEDULE placed on the doubtful list. Lett Two Orange Balt loop tilts top in yesterday's scrimmages Byrd the week’s card aa three of tha auffsrtd cuts and bruises above clubs contlnus to stay outside for his left eye. "1 just hope It battles. The Melbourne Bulldogs oesn't stay swollen shut for the make their season debut in the next day or so," Hud Layer said. OBC when they are entertained Byrd will see limited action in to­ at Leesburg by the Yellow Jackmorrow's staled rough ai.d tumhlo eta. The Bulldog! ara lait year’s gridiron scramble. Tho swlrvcl OBC champs, and they had a fine hipped halfbick was ha break­ 0-1 season. Rick OUlesple's charges away hops for the Seminolea, but got off to a bad start whan Us mada areasaiv* errors and with two or three day* layoff It boys paid dearly for tbsm when they 1 feared that he will be consider­ dropped their M i l a n opener to FL ably hampered In running condl. Pierce 304. The only disturbing tlor.ing come Friday, feature about this, however, la The mentoring staff haa or­ that the Bulldogs were blanked dered a repeat pt.-fornmneo of lost out. week'* gruelling endeavors for Head mentor Earl Burt hopes Uiio afternoon. They plan to run desperately to bo able to bring hla the gamut with their rargei as sparkplug out of the mothballs they put them hrrugh their petrp when the- Yellow Jackets enterm another gsma-ilke Intensive lain Melbourne Jacket fbreballer scrimmage. Eddie Parker haa been on tha "We're not taking any chances bench alnee the first half at whatever on not being ready for Ocala game; the Leesburg reason this one," thb entire mentoring opener two week* ago. Tho Jack­ staff tersely commented. ets dropped that ona IM , show­ And from the spirited deter­ ing a good offensive unit, but a mination both on their parts and weak defense. Then tba Jacket* the team, it looks as If hey mean bounced back last waak to pound what they say. out a slim victory ovar Apopka AIMS AT U.S. Tin* ,r . . * , H K O tlN A U .» * A m - e u > AU6TBAUAA! PAVr* i, \ CU P9TAP WHO’6 \ PBBH PLAVftO 7HB ■ \ ;>A'rwVW H W m & M M r BfOOBBT BTVMBUHO PiOCAY /Af T gA M ABATB I B by Ho b o * PATH TO 7B £ a * . ACATYOHAC BYHOt&B TYTLM jgm A M V M o tr r t, COBfBOVBBSiAL MUWABATBB AYOBtep BYHQYB CU>9HiO*t OHH/S Z o -W/aY AfABOtY. A gm ' *. yy’.^a &- § i'/P r o m * sb a so h n t map prrcH tP o b ly r s h u t o u t s . B u r WKtti 6 o e . m s h a s t * W/Hs ft TB/S YMAB HBBB * WBlTt*A*H JOBS, ru t jd P S H S BY Tft* ca*YurtT+ ,it*% SAUYABYSIABPS MAM TtPWfUMMO io o k e o ttrtV B iy P SSK C A TB P(•P B m p o r * yc _ oybo * ’ T’O B,s a ip He *** (BOBB/P woBPJ e # tbb ball '* * s to r e f t p CAB M fac t OH ertBYrH /Bs B t/r r m ba ybbto o ta DfCT/OBARYj 13-fl. Big, rangy Irvsn Roberta had a lot of help fromhalfback Mika Hlggine and end Jerry Garlock when they downed tha Blue Darters. Tha Sanford Seminolea and tha Apopka Blua Darter* meet in Apopka Friday night U determine who will be tha early season scapegoat for the OBC. Both teams hava marred their confer­ By JOE ItEICRLER ence with losses, while neither BROOKLYN JW-Thc wall-rested have had the opportunity, to New York Yankees ruled a stout avongo themselves. Apopka will 7H to > choice to dethrone tho be on tho re-bound after dropping champion Brooklyn Dodgers In two la a row. The team* stack tba 1056 World Series which starts up aven-itavan, thus far. Both tomorrow at Ebbcti Field but the suffered humiliation in their sea­ son opentri, Apopka waa bottled National Leaguers had plenty of up all evening by a eupposedly supporters, too. Inferior Umatilla squad and gave Bobby Bragan, who gained little opposition as they fell 21-T, stature as a manager oven ln £ Sanford never found Itself when Pittsburgh's three season-ending the Seminolea bowed 13-7 before losses to Brooklyn, picked tba powerful Cocoa. The toes didn't Dodgers to win. •qtharrasf the Seminolea, but the “All they have to do Is play the score did. Since that time the kind of ball they played agalutt us Seminolea have had a week off to in these last three day*," Bragan raconoltar and lind their equal!, aald. "Thosa guys wars simply briura again, while the Darters great." lost a heart-breaker IM at the A major league umpire, who hands of Latoburg. will remain unidentified even The Cocoa Tigers take a trip though he will not work In theto Daytona to match their skill series, thought the Dodger* wouldtt against Elwood Hiatt, Scotty Dun- win “became they ar* keyed up topi and tbe Seabrecs* Sand right now and they hava tha mo­ Crabs. Tba Sand Crabs whipped mentum." one OBC member at the opening "I’ve been reading where the of the season, when they downed Dodgers are supposed to be tired " the Lakevlew Red Devils of Win­ he eald, “Tired of what! Winning! ter Garden 38-0. The snappy Co- Capturing the pennant M the teat tea Tigers will hava their first day of the icaion, and the man* teal test of strength In Daytona ner In which they did lt,wai the Beach, Inasmuch as tha Sanford best pick-me-up they could have ^ Saminoles gave them little opposi­ gotten." tion and thalr tilt with Winter Whluy Ford was certain to pitch™ Park wa* rained out. for tho Yankees in the opener bat Winter Park will bars llttia Manager Walter Alston was not mor* than another scrimmage expected to ns me the Brooklyn when they entertain tha DaLand pitcher until after tha werkout. Butldogs Friday night DaLand today. was routed by Palatita 52-0 In It waa balieved that Sal Msglle. thalr s e e m and fell before Krt. Brooklyn'* hottest pitcher in tho terliau* of S t Augustine 27-8 stretch, will get the call. last weak. Winter Park powered ovar New Smyrna 25-0 In their out by Seabreeze in their Ma­ reason opener and lay idle last son opener and Euetis was b la n k s ed out by Tavares 204 In theirs,^ Tba Lakevlew Red Devils of Eustli, however, bounced back Winter Garden wlU be In their ■ml look St. Cloud lb-11 list weak. own class this waak aa they travel This should be a wall-matched to EnstJi. Lakevlew waa blanked game. Yankees Are Ruled Choice To Dethrone Dodgers In Series, “Th1» I lik e ... TWBfB. 044BM A B, m m W/LL ■ BAYS YO B O U B trO M \ P O Yft TUB . B O M ttT B iV O i f t p OB m ABitrn t v COAt tmboosB tfrfB A fTBOBO M W * B PtPBBP* SO AtDCM OB TBf \B B A v tr B tm A s r ti B O P B f- B t B * i I f tB B * BIBJB I 6 6 6 A M !9, B tr 4 o my handy naw NOTICE BABB M B B O B i ft} BBACB 4 0 . Th« Sanford M erchants Association t Yotur T in Dolan Baca use Your Tin* A n WELSH TIBK SHOP 105 W. tod Pal Or Rubbor Treads That Will G in Goaraataad Wear And Sava You Uoo$y. recommends the stores stay open Wednesday, afternoons Beginning O ct 3 rd K lto h n n T w lw p h o n n " Nanr P. 0 . Phiaa IBS Brint ar t e n yaw Dactar acrtptiaa to ml II wtt to •eennlaty ( a a y ia M «Mh tr a il t o p ■I a fair ato n a — kl* prtoa^ PAST FREE DELIVERY ate* r’A U S T S SUN DRY STO RE SMS • Pn-ck T . HMUr t o n I n - ri____________________________ ■ _______ ______;____ ■; (in color, too) With a handy telephone in your kitchen, you can place and taka calk right whan you work. Looks pretty, too, in your choice of decorator colon. Hdpe you tail through the day. Coat* Juat pennies n day. This you'll kkat To onltr. lu* roll our Botlnm OJb*. Ormk omj ioMioUtMiyoirwwH yen btopre to era. m .......... S o u t h e r n B a ll T a l t p h o n t �THE SANFORD HERALD Tuea., Oct. 2, 199$, THE CARD OF THANKS 6-UNIT Apartment House, all T R A D E 3BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. GOOD DOWNTOWN LOCATION Very often a Card of Thanks In the Sanford Herald me«te OkdteA FLOOR sanding and finishing. renteJ, all furnished except onu. your old mattress end springs Ph. 133.. Eve. 289 M,_______ Large income property. Sales which U difficult to fill in any other way. Not only la ft a graetens Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ rented as office. Belt location REGARDLESS OF TYPE OR IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING nole county since 1925. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary FOUND— Pair of Ladies glasses. Owner may have by paying for this ad. Bill Lane, 610 Oak Ave. McKANEY-XMlTH PA IN TS 7415 8. Park Phone 1303 For Painting call Ur. Tasker, P k 664-XR. Room special 814.96. Floor sanding and finishing A better job at a better price. Free estimates. Ph. Collect Oviedo FO-53184. This Is a free pass to the Movieland Ride-ln Theatre for CeceIin Milstrd, Lake Mary. Exp. date Oct. 11, 1956. Ted Burnett for PAINTING 3601 Grandview Phone 1953-M. ATTIC GOING TO WASTE? Turn­ ing It into one or more attrac­ tive rooms is easy, inexpensive. Let Hill Lumber and Supply Yard help you decide how to mike it serve you. Call S3, Tha Lumber Number, or drop i n 223 W. Third St. 20—PIANO SERVICE LOST—Saturday Evening. BUck butm At Sanford Zoo, No money j ^ 1 * Sill --P U o o TtchnitUn Pkane Ilf4 M itt t* Sanford Em pty? A N T ADS B U N T 'E M EA ST 14 I I k( lA ^ U C E f l to EAT Jt \ 1 l.— y-■ . H P k 1821 r Y£i\ When the work’s all done for the day . . . drop In at the DOGGIE BAR A DINER. Lake Mary. 4—LOST ' ____ please^tum *in ‘gL fin fo rt'Ile r- » - » 0 O ™ O and PLUMBING aid Office. Reward. CEKAMIC T IL E Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. Ill LOST— Ladies Bulova Watch, Free estimate. Quality work. Winn-Dixie Store Saturday on Third St. 403 Oak. Ph. 1531 Re­ PLUM BING ward. Contract and Repair Work Free Estimates This Is a free pass to the MovleIt. L. HARVEY land Rlde-ln Theatre for Billy £04 Ssnford Ave. I’hons 1829 . Blempcr. Exp. date Oct. 11, i960. FOUND- Man’s wrist watch. Owner may have by paying for thla ad. PHONE 1962. LOST- Part chow male. Reddish ,ntl Repair brown, while on chest, fore­ Phene 1113 head, tall. Chain collar with 1MT Sanlord Ave. rablei tag ITS. Children’s pet, W. J. KING please. Ph. 639-W. Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing 4k Supplies ■-PERSONAL NOTICES Ream Electric Water ifeatera Ph. M KOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 3334 Orlande Dr. Beda Day, Week, or Month—Tel Plumbing. Rretky Heating 1416. Furniture Center — M. G. HODGES III West First SL Service on AU Water pumps— FREE NAME IMPRINT Weils Drilled - Pumpe On all Christmas cards ordered Paola Road, Phone 706 from now though October. PLUMBING A HEATING Quality greeting cards as low 40 for 61.00. Make your se Septic Tank Installation A Service Heater Service. Archie C. HerN(OW. lection and lay-away la lett, Phone T34.W or 1338. PPL POWELL'S 01 OFFICE SUPPLY POWELL’S Phono 966 111 S. Magnolia 33-SPECIAL NOTICES AUTOMOTIVE CUSTOM UPHOLJTERING Slip Coven end Drapes STANLEY KULP 6—BOATS AND MOTORS_____ PHONE 285S-J. Evlnruda Sales It Service This Is e free pass to the Mu ROBSON S p orting Goods Theatre for Charles Gifford, KM E. lit SL Phone 91 De Bary. Exp. date Oct. 11, 1936 S3—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 47—FURNTTURE - HOUSEHOLD 64—APTS—MOUSES—BOOMS and income. Good proposition. PHONE 919-M. FINANCIAL M—INSURANCE CONDITION! L eu Trade Qulltop Mattress Reg. 669.60 m...... . .. . 649 30 Royal Comfort Mattress Reg. 959J9 .................. 633-30 •7—BROKERS and REALTORS room, warehouse and other In­ 4-ROOM garage apt. 640. So. come possibilities. Present rent Cameron. Phone 1314-R. nt Income 6200.00 monthly. A buy at 622,000. Attractive terms. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. LOVELY-MODERN Lake Manr. Lake Front privil­ eges. Inquire 215 W. 3th, San­ irfiodroom home, terratio floors, electric k i t c h e n , beautifully ford. Ph. 661-J. landscaped. Monthly payments t Bedroom fum. apt. I ll Elm. less thin rent. Apply at 611 Elm or Phono 979-J. Consult A REALTOR First ■ ROOM APTS. 112 Elm. Can bo CULLEN AND HARKEY Phone 3313 teen from 9:00-11:00 1:00-3:00. tot N. Park Ave. Of call 3993-W, COMPLETE MODERN Golden Dawn Mattress INSURANCE Reg. 649.30 .................. 634.10 All the NEW KINDS of fir* and casualty. Insurance available In the best of Companies at Low­ Echols Special Mattress Reg. 639JO .................. 634 60 est Rates to thou who qualify. Consult B A L L INSURANCE TWIN OR FULL SIZE FURN18HED upstairs apartment, AGENCY. 304 S. Park Ave., lighta and water furnished, gar­ Sanford, Fla. See our new line of floor covering age, 645 month, 107 Locust Ave. and complete home furnishings. Phone 1156-J, 33—MONEY TO LOAN" LIVE at the Park Avenue Apart' FREE DELIVERY AUTO LOANS ments. Convenient, comfortable, COST LE8S newly decorated. 1T1T Park Ave. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. AT Phone 1743-J. Comer 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1333 Florida State Bank "End Bamberger” Mgr. Open Monday's til 9:34 p.m... OF SANFORD REAL ESTATE VISIT OUR BALCONY *1—AUBBAOB • MERCHANDISE - Used furniture, agfBaacen, etc. Bought-ontd. Larry’s Mart FOR RENT—30 Acres land. Itetll661 Bast 1st i t Pbooe 1431. •d. In 1963. Phone lSil-WL 43—ARTICLES fee SALE 64-FARMS AND GROVES LOOK —Factory to Ten— at these big knock-downs AJu r Imur to acre tile farm. Three bedroom on brand new furniture I Venetian 3-Pe, Chrome Dinette, house, large bam. All equipment Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Asst, colon .. ...... only 649.93 ■22 machinery. Easy terras. Ph. ra il with plastic u k Plastic er S-Pc. Solid Maplo 1393-J, P. o. Box 1164, rayon tapes. Colton or nylon Drop-Leaf Dinette In cords. U—HOMES new Autumn Ten Sonkarik GU m and P aint O . flog. 9129.30 .................. 679.60 9223 DOWN tlt-114 West 2nd St. Phone oiO l-Pe. Sections! Group 3 Bedrooms and Carports Metallic Toast Tapestry 699JO This Is a free pass to the Prairie Beautiful Modem Dinette Terra n o Floors Lake Drlvc-ln Theatre for Bet­ Non-mar Hlchwood Finish and Kitchen Equipped ty Lynn Selridge. Exp. date Oct. padded seats. Reg. 6159.95 696.50 Nice Residential Location II, 1956. Landscaped Yards Solid Mahogany Bedroom Ready for occupancy la 3 weeks FOR SALE—New Firestone clock Bed, Mr. A Mrs. Dresser, Mirror, Chsit of Drawers, A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. radio 4A121 - 613.46. Firestone Box Spring end Innersprlng Builder Stores. Mattress. Reg, 6349.30 .. 6199.60 Phone INI lloo Meilonvine We cuy and sell used furniture. W1L80N-MAIER 3 BEDROOM CB home. Com­ Paying top cash prices (or any Where you always find big values plete kitchen. 3409 8ummcrlln thing of value. SUPER TRAD- quick credit end easy terns. Ph. 176-W. 1NG POST on 1T-H Ph. 1063-W. 311 E. 1st St. Phene 9H LARGE 4-bedroom home. Ideal For Sale—4CS3 Portable radio— NECCHI-ELNA ideation for children. Pk. 2SJ3-J. 614.98. Firestone Stores. Sewing Machine Center Sales, Service and Rentals 4 room, 3 bedroom home, 63760 For Sale-Used Frtgtdalre 618.00, GARRETT' S Located on Old Orlando High, Firestone Stores, » E. First Bt. Phono 1461 way. Ideal fee children! school For Sets—Pop-up Toaster BT.54L At bus stop. Cell I332-M. FOR DISTINCTIVE rURNITURE Firestone Stores. —et Warehouse Prices, visit For Sale—3 repossessed child's BERRY'S. We am experts at aa* Hide 'Em Fltnes—469-98 Value. slating you t* ae«un gracious 613.00 each. Firestone Stores. good looks with functional con­ TIRED venience. Today's best buys in For Sale—Child’s Out-door Swing nationally advertised furniture of the Mint old thing? l e t A 639*6 Value for 639.9$! at DISCOUNT PRICES, Ml W. the apnclous new tasteful!} Firestone Stores. First St. Phone 16X7 for Even­ Bee different homes in —, — ing Appointment. For Salt—Deed Refrigerator, only South Plnecrest Sanfort 996.00. Firestone ■tores. Qrev* Manors Sanfort 69—FARM en« OABBDSN Valencia Villas DeLnm For Sate—Thor Automatic Washer Georgia cabbage plants. All var only 633.00. Firestone Stores. ietiea — any amount. Hugh C IMMEDIATE Wholckel, State Market Stel Glass show cast. 94” * 36” X OCCUPANCY 18. Day 1169, nigret, 617. Kerosene heater, 3 giant hum­ eri. 313 E. Second St. Ideally Situated For Sale — Hava you n large imor For Sain—Trade In GE Refrigera­ hedge7 Eleotrie hedge trimmer Luxuriously Planned only one te sell et 619.9k Fire­ tor 986.00. Firestone Stores. Moderately Priced stone Stores. 5-16 "wire wheels, with tires. Fit 8 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 '33 Model-A Ford. Cheap, I’hons For Sale—Reel type paver mower, and 3 baths situated on Urge, 2379-J. only one to go at 631-50. Fir*- nrtUtienlly landscaped lota. •Ion# Stores. Paved streets and all other PAINT, 62.50 gal. Sleeping bap, city convenience! make these Arm) rots, blankets, tarpaulins. Army colonies of own* r-occupled Straw Navy Surplus. 310 Sinfard Ave Missionary-Everbearing homes truly delightful pieces berry Plants— $1.50 per hund to live. red Call Ray Lord, 131T-W. APT. SIZE cas range, 615. Smith, Ph. 1876-W. Designed, Built and Sold RENTALS BE SURPRISED at our variety ODHAM &VTUDOR Inc. end low prices. F.M.B. Sc, 10c Builder* of Fine Homes . L 36c Store, 321 S. Sanford. For Florida Living 5-rooa unfurn. ap t Newly Decora FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tape Re. SALES OFFICE ted. IN I Cilery Ph. 606-W. corders. Supplies, see WIE3426 8. French Avenue BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 110 Phene 3100 and 3980 WRLAKA APARTMENT!: 8. Park Ave. bx^a. 144 W. Firet I t 44—APPL1A4VE8 Avalos Apia. Efflcltney, P k I60-W For Sale—6D54 O il heater, 60,000 BTU o n l y 634.93 Firestone SR I Seminole Realty for Derir- 1 -Bedroom frame house. 3 miles fron^B sse. Must eelL Phone Stores. St. 3-BEDROOM HOME On Urge corner lot. With Florida room and patio. Well with pump A four sprinklers. Beautiful Uwn and many shrubs. Oak Irccs. 912,000 — Good Tcrma 2-BEDROOM HOME On 2 shady lots, quiet location with stove and refrigerator. House in (op condition. Priced 66,300 • 9300. Down ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Rest Estate Hrokrr Pboae 2871 17-92 at lllawatka REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. J. W. HALL. REALTOR SSJ1Z m /DU. THE "IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE It Is the custom nf mane families ie this country to comm i bereavement by an “In Mcmorlura” notice In newspaper e ___ colurnna. They find a real solacg therein. Preparation or MlectttR # i suitable verse brings back to them tender, pleasant recollection*. Aa Eliza Cook, the EnglToh poet ha* to beautifully expressed ft: “How rruellv sweet are the echoes * that start 1*1 When memory rlare an old tune nK the I ha heart.1 h K .rl't mi on Moat frequently an In Memorlum It inserted on the analvntablF )f death. However, other dates, which It Is frit are appropriate nr nesnlngful are also selected. The birthday of the departed, the Wbiding anniversary. Memorial Day, even Christmas are among ether significant occ* sion* chosen. ., If you arn hesitant to express your tender thoughts In poetle rou may avail yourself of the Hcrald’i collecUon or origlnel v rhesa express In poetic beauty the emotions of the heartet 4meng them are vereee appropriate’to any etrcumilancg. THE RATE Cards of Thanks are 81.00 per insertion regardless of rit£ Ie Memorium noUree. due to he fact they may run to coealdagehte ength, are billed at 81.00 per column Inch. " 47—FURNITURR—HOUSEHOLD Johnny Walker, Associate "Call Hall” Phone 1766 $11.00 DOWN B A LL R EA LT Y IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumley A Mootetth at 117 South Park. Phone 778 ' They Know OZIER REALTY CO. t Delivers Any Of the Followinff RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARKIHuN REG. BROKERS 8. D. Highlcyman, Associate 344 South Park Ave. Phone 944 BIG BAR GAINS - In Used Me Merchandltie LIKE NEW Bedroom, modern 2(one charcoal and grey Mr. Sad Mrs. Dresser, Bevel-edge 31ir rer, Matching Bookcase Bad ITS LIKE NEW Modem Wrought Ir on Sofa, Ideal for den or Florid* ruom ............................. .......... ........ ................................ .. 941 3 ' USHIQ.V Lave Seat, excellent c onitrucUm and upholstery,____ recovering or cleaning. A steal Laura D. Oner, Broker Hasri M. Field, Associate 6101 So. Orlando Uwy, Phone 1369 LIKE NEW 2-toac sandstone fln lih modem bedroom suit*.* My. and Mrs. dresser, chest of draw era, bookcase bed ......... $jg EVENINGS: 3113 and t!W ONLY 66930 FOR 3 Bit HOME SOLID MAGNOLIA 3-pc twin be droora suite. Includes vsnltjTwtth plate-glass mirrors, vanity ben rh, 6-drawer chest and I Comer lot nicely landscaped. bejs. Just needs a good wash J O b ....... . . . . . . . . . . . n H . . M M . .M M Block construction. Some term*. R obert A, WliUamn, R ealtor OUR BEST BUY I 2-Pc Uwson I iving room suite. UphoUterwd te Raymond Lundquut, Aisociata wool friers, Excellent eondltl on, including t a i l o r e d i ’l i m Phene 1176 Atlantia Bank Bldg. C4»vere ............................... ......................... t i l l *........ *"*•« ^ 1 Bedroom, Wynncwood. Good NEWLY UPHOLSTERED 2-Pc living room eulte, in R IM, terms, low price. fewilne Duran plasUe, 3 cush Ion aofa and matching chair. DECIDE THE CASH PAYMENT. Extra wide arms. Yours for 4 > n Ijf ................ $6 Unless you can afford possible delay ami more taxes and main- RED BOLTA-FLEX PLASTIC up teiianct) cost, keep cash payment MAPLE BUNK BEDS, complete w holstared club chair ........ — US requirement! small aa possible. d tr end mattresses -------------- Uh steel springs, guard rail, 1*4•••.. ..M., «M M , , M M . , M M » , 9# For competent advice, list with Stem per, A 4Pc DINING ROOM suite, ing includ extension table, 4 side RETIREMENT HOMES end buffs! Finished In ivory en arael. Good condition. W. H. ”B1R” BTKMPER • Gey Allen, Associate GENUINE WALNUT wardrobe (w Uh leek) large atorag* drawer te bottom. Leg* on casters ___ _ Arietta Price, Atoeclate *#•0**»*•*I W t « Realtor — General I osarone. Pc WOOD DINETTE, Drop-le •96 er l i l t i l l N. Park Ave. 5s f a b le , 4 chair* $4 For Sale—7W HP used Firestone PUMPS A SPRINKLER IYRTEMB Motor, m . 00. Very good ahape. All typei and aim , Installed or ytreetane Stores.____________ ’’Do It Yourself.” WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 1 . FOR SALE-New S HP Flrestooe STINE *' outboard motor, »». Firestone Machine and Supply Ce. isee Kii.ouvct.Ki r Store. 307 W. 2nd SL Ph. 61 S T S * KADIO TtlKiHA V 1 f B—MOTORCTCLEB-BICYCLES GATLIN BROTHERS ir r u N s a o x Dragline A Bulldozer Service li»0 T he l l h r l h m Hour LADY’S Schwinn bleycle, baloon Ph. 2333 Geneve. 2496-W Senior! • :BII World At MIS tires, 630. Phone 709-J. KVKSISU Sentinel Star, Call Sill Twll*alil bun*, 1W Mem bicycle. Like new, ORLANDO Ralph Ray, 3130. S:lo bporto Hook green A white. Cheap, Phone 4:43 lluilo a t llandom 7;<W V. K TV. BT6-J. BULLDOZING 7:01 D r l l i l m On a d e e d 7,1* >:**nlu<r Mu.la 19-PARTS - REPAIRS LOWERY A BRIDGES TitS Kddl* V l.lirr Ban. 1U6-W Orange City Bpr 4-66M in s It*. I>anc.lini* This is a free pass to the Prairie IlSS N lsht lldltlun Imke Drtvt-ln Theatre for Bob CROSLEY - BENDIX I ' . l l . d N a tio n . r . T h . K h rth rn H our Sales end Servlee Bremer. Exp. date Oct. 11, 1936. At Homo W ith Musts RANDALL ine Mows ■s? For Salt—New 639.96 custom built m ss bl«n Off Electric Company Kk auto radio. While they last 122.99 Service— Quality— Satisfaction WKiinrstiAT N IW SIIU o«ch. Firestone Stores. Ph 113 Sanford 393T-J-3 De Bary 8 'e a On Osarn B rtab .r. IS—TRAILERS FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Ills N.w* For Sale—g /4 HP alr-conditimere. S:M W *,t*rn J s m b o ro n nmes m r Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Mitchell. Only 8 for S1T4J6 each. Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph- 666-XR. • :lt N . n . • r t —t k , LONG, Phone 399 SOI East 7 iPO S .v - n O’rlnek Club 1 HP Mitchell elr-conditioner, F ftfrti tetfc froN Peet I t will pay YOU to aee us before f i t* N i w o K I n r ld a FHA APPROVED Commercial Ave. Till* N .n ,* W o r ld 6169.00. All brand-new. Fire­ you buy. Open Evenings and T ill R pnrt. At A ( l l u i c l ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state- stone Store, Ph. 13. Open House Dally l:»l J o c k . * ' . Clinko HUTCHINSON'S O e e ■ a Front manta, Invokes, hand bills, nod IkSuM , T,.M,r h k . From 12 boor 'H I 6 Pm. lilS Morning I '.v n tlo n s programs, e t c . Progressiva FRIG IDAIRS a, Apts. Sit K Atlantic. Daytona Palstka, Fla, _______ SKI and servlet. G .______ _ Printing CE Phone * 0 9 - 4 0 3 Beach. Call HTfrW. 2528 PALMETTO fine Fla. Phene FO-9-S6U er 1|—TRUCKS l i t ! Morning Mtlndl*. West 13th SL 1643*W after l a n . 0:10 I l .r o ond Tlioro 2547 PALMETTO DESIRABLE «ee and two bed­ 10:00 lion Club 1911 FORD Mi-Ton Pick up, only RADIO REPAIRMEN room furnished apt, P k 42J-W • 3 Spacious Bedrooms "■)« *l.n i. o t 11.Indr For Sale— Apt. site used Electric 14,000 miles, motor in A-l shspe. ATTENTION tllfo WorlS ol Noon O 144 TUed Baths Bangs. Only 1 at |63jN. F in- Naw two bedroom h**eai, kitchen Everything like new. First 6630 For Sale—adjustable TV wall _ . im tSM IO R • Large Lota stone Stores. gets i t Call 968M. __ ItlOO Ro4ln Warm l U g n t mminis 61.33, TV aerial cava equipped. 1J04 Washington. Pk • High and Dry 1:10 n . r Nono ll.m-h mounU 61-13 30-fL TV JOOM Up For Sale—Very good used AutomS' 443 or write Jack F& it, B n Masonry construction with oak 1:10 Nows Masts 66.00. Firestone Stores. floors, white marble chips I r t l II .r N'un. t l n r h tic Washer at 663.00. Flrsstone sm Sanford. rtlrai, L .a a u o Cl.mo SEVERAL low priced cars, rang­ built-up roofs, fully insulated, 1:11 Am Stores. T»»ii T i m . Furnished garage apt. 1300 Mat- furrod walls, spacious closets 4:0i* ing from 676 up, for good eco­ Expert Walcb Repairing. Fully 4 1 no Now. lonvUle. nomical transportation Kay Her- Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry A 1-nUO-THERM oil space heller. 4:11 T#»n Tim* and oil wall furnaces. nsi, Phono 9436 or 1343-W after Luggage Co., 300 Banford Ave. Small site. 33,000 BTU. Cheap RALPH JARVIS LAKE FRONT—6 Bedroorti un 6:00 p-m.__________ ______ This la n free pass to the Rita Phone 2271-J. Builder and Owner house, fishing ewlm BtLtA HARD TO PAT? Sell Theetre for Sonny Parker, Exp. DUO-THERM space heater and furnished ming, 1U baths, carports, 6 „ PLYMOUTH Plaxe - very date Oct. 11, 1934. PH O N E U34-J thing* you're through w i t h miles from Banford. 646. Pbons Perfection epsrtment site gee clean. Drive it away for 6l*»s Call Ray Herron at 2466 or 1342 For home repair work and altera­ range. Both In good condition. 6084-W-6 after 4:60 p.m. through Want Adi for CASH, Roisonahle. See at 6600 Hia­ W after 6:09 p.m. tions. Call 1S1-J. Ray C. Slagle. TRANSFERRED OUT OF TOWN Large fur*, apt. 610 Magnolia. a it 1161. watha Ave. W01 aril equity in I Bedroom •41 NASH 4-door, OD, R. A H. Trees trimmed, removed and de­ Available now, Home, Including following furni­ THOR WASHER in good condition Calory Ave. av economical transportation 6160. moted. Ph. 1007-R. 663. Only 63.00 down and 67.14 5th. Phone A. K. Rossetter, ture: rug, Venetian blinds, gag Cell TOW. BANFORD TREE CO. kitchen range, hot water heater, weekly. Florist. It 8. circulating heater. P H O N E 1949 Chav. 4 door sedan. New Goodyear Service 8lorei HELPFUL 6661-J. Upaala Road, enint, aeat covers, excellent 113 S. Park Phone 686 Clean, HARDWARE ____ ____ nicety, furnished apart­ tires. Radio and heater, 6293. HEADQUARTERS mar ments. Ban Lanta Apts. 404 E. <7—BROKERS and REALTORS 46—BUILDING MATERIALS Trade in accepted. 606 E. 21st 14th Bt. Phone lT lkR. SEE SKIS Amelia Ave. la beauti­ . USED BRICK 1443 MERCURY td o o r ' Sedan. That’* us, HU1 Herdwara. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used Room with private bath. In City ful Highland P ark I Bedrooms, Try It and you'll buy 1L RAY on lake. P k P ‘ Oak rlaers, tiled balk, Electric * HERRON, Phono 4434 or 1343-W A complete line of tools, prints, brick Orange, red, and bunt plumbing auppllei, eteetrieai blaek. Kitchen, Urge screened porch. 99 i of Ur 4:00 p. a . See them at SHSRMAN Furnished cniUga. Cell 3016-Wl. :_______ ■ [terns and garden needs for CONCRETE PIPE CO. Priced to SELL at 66600, 63600 Dawn, 634JO monthly on 444% 16# FORD station wagon, 1 own- what alls your home or offica. 8-room fur*. apart****! Grfwnd mortgage. Exclusive! We have Today’s feature values: METAL ROOFING '^MO^Ktttel MU*1' floor, I# mo. Ph. u n Circular hew Blades Now In stock, l-V C rlm p-Q " from ..................... 61-TS up Corrugated — 344" Corrugated Rose Court | room apartments, BEDROOM, Deluxe Phillip*'Paint Brushes .. ... 16c up Get all Your roofing needs at BUSINESS furnished. Kitchen equipped. BuiU home, CBS, furred walls, Pocket Knives ...... 61.00 up S herm an C oncrete Pip* Co. Oak Parquet floors, shade, nice Phone 149! MILL HARDWARE CO. SERVICES Out West 13th St. location — 89JOO—63000 down, 301 E. First SL Phono63 63k# monthly. ThU U n oneDownstairs apartment CALL 16#. 19-aPFUANCB REPAIRING . RED-I-M1X CONCRETE owner home fad a GOOD BUY! Window Sills • Lintels Apartment close In. 8 nom a 166 H E A T ER S Septic Tank - State Approved EMPLOYMENT per month, l i t E. Stk S t, Call Seminole Realty ■WAP ANYTHINGI Just place Cleaned and Checked Sand • Cement Mortar Min 33# or 1U8. P H O N E 1S20-R T. W. MRRO it - m e l f w anted —m a le Miracle Concrete Co. RKALTORS Classified ads. Phone t i l l for a ?M Elm Ave. Phone 1336 6-ROOM8, Adults. I l l Park. 14-BEAUTY PARLORS FULL TIME store salesman. 1961 Park Ave Phone 17 er I # I-BEDROOM trader, F l o r i d a helpful ad-writer. M-HUSINKIIS EQUIPMENT Western Auto Storea, 214 E. Salon Medan Air eaddltwoed Bale room. Private let, |66 mo. Firet St. HAYNES Office Machine Ce, Pboae 641S-R. Wl COOK and Handyman, colored pre­ Typewriters, adding maekinns, G H A M K O W Schell Aptt.: Fum. apt., ferred. Apply Club House, Plan­ Sabf-RenUla. 614 Mag-. Pk 44. A. B. PKPERSON perch. ■tea reOaway tation Estates, De Bary, phone bedyiarage. 6U P u t Ave. Pk 1617. W O R IB B S <4’ , ’ ,o13S FADjftERj ATTENTION - For H MUI R or FEMALS _*d R. W. through Classified ad*. Lnt an FUBN. s nam e A both, dean. Wall paint He, gaL 9144. Ft brand. Firestone HOUSEWORK wantdd by the day. newly decorated and refurnished HWWVtFo experienced ad-writer a sale* you * Phone 1148-J. Cell ISIS er IIT-M. 114 N. P *Jt Avb. t expression of gratitude to those who have tent floral tribute* bat nlie sprviccn end v t the also courteously ncknowledges acknowledges the service* and kiQdntiiffi jtlndneeae* of. mnny to whom a personal note of thanks cannot well be mailed. Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted as socially .'4a*> “ *> Emily Poit, the noted authority on etiquette, feels th e y ----- y good uses. There . ____ ere U no n0 prescribed form for n Card of Thanks. It cna A M brief or as dotellcd ns tha occasion occsilan comes yon Will as you desire. When the ?lnd sympathetically understanding member of oer staff to asm# Radio MATHER o (SANFORD Nice selection of Good Used Oi 1 Heaters. Priced from .. 303-04 E. First St. TELEVISION w ueo tv cHaneBi, a TunauAV rm iH iioox fill Doug Xdao 1:3* Clwo Kid 7i to 7:1# Dlonrytand it A dventure w ith tlnclo W alt »uf,'iy Kirei, l.m t a Always g :00 Jo* a Mabol &I43 Cartooa C arniv al 1:30 HputUxht Playhouse 0 :0 0 W oalb*r-Newi.H eart* 1:00 404,000 Qusotloa " CIO J o h n p a ly Nawi 0:30 b e n Mou a C o r n tr > ;S0 Pop*I Pla y h o u i* • til Ixiao R a n s s r 10:00 Phil Hllytrs 7:10 llandravuua 10)10 I Lad X Liya* l:3« l.lb r r a c a moo 11:00 J U p o r l 1:00 t Led Thrva l.lvai ’*? •’» “ ** M ary y a r d 1:10 HnulUatii Tlivalra i! «:o lLata show— oio« lt.oon g u d t l u n m mu tllo •ord Ttiaatra 13:44 Nawa Bl«n-Off 10:00 Ja n a W ym an T h aa tra 4:44 T o il P a t la r n 10:30 I'h ln a Nmllh lliOO N la ht |*awa H a fa rt WKDUBaDAV M o n x i e a i M i l l titapplaa o u t T:00 flood Moralhg 11:30 htarllaliL T h aa tra l:oo «’a D I..K a n * * ro * 13:01 Blen O il lit* Of All T hfna* 0:10 U odfr*v(< W K lIV K iltd ton* MURhlhW l CIO e i r i h s l l n i c h 1:31 lips-' V a lia nt L ady _. g ra m R tlum a Frei l a y * of Ilfs a n N a w i- W a s th a r Mil* ftaqrrh for T n m o ra rw nlaa hhnw Tioo Th* Mornlaa 11:43 l l u l d l n K Llelit 4:00 Captain Kansaruw 13:00 13:00 lloport SiOO Vlawar'* Dls**t 13:10 Hlaud lip a n * C oa st#4 l:lt t l a r r v Moor* 13:30 Aa World T u ra* l:io UandalanS 1 :00 Jo hnny Caraoa 1*1*0 T h is Land nf Our* 1:10 llouta p a rty IOlio Htrlh* ll fth-h • :«0 Hie Payoff ll:«o V a lia nt (Jily 3:1* tkib Crosby 11:11 l a v i Of l.lf* 111)* l l r l a h t a r Day .Xvareli F u r T omorrow I Ilia li 13 b a r r e l Klnrm 11:43 Uu)dln> l.lahl 3:30 Kda* nf M ailt m K M oaos 40 naan Haas* 13:00 Nawa 1311>• Miand Up * II* C nunltd 13:10 Aa Tim World Turn* 1:0* Jo h n n y Carson Khnw 1:1* Art L la k latta F a llouvaparty 1:41 Film F a r a 1:00 T h a III* Payoff til* Film Far* 3,41 Tha Dob Crosby Khow Si*n llr lg h la r t>sy 3:11 h a r ra t Htorm 1:1* Tha this* of Nlahl 4:*a I'h a n aa l <<> Croairoad* 4:1* Film Far# 1:00 0:10 a I . lit: :* BE A 2-CAR FAMIty WMBR-TV JACKt4>UVILUI n tis s n . e T tiR to ar t m t K s t o e 4:CA Doan llaitt* 4i»0 •• 1:00 Mlrkay Mnuro *;(ih Sion Danort JS > U M O €A t StrickUnd-M orHsoa INCORPORATKD Year Friendly f 144 K. let. R! �The Sanford Herald at present has 28 employees, 12 correspondents, 28 carrier boys. Most of these people have families, over 100 people are supported by the wages earned by the Sanford Herald staff. The Sanford Herald's yearly payroll is $100,000 This is "working money" - an important factor in the day-by< day economy of the great community it serves. National sta­ tistics show that each dollar changes hands an average of five times before again returning to a bank.. . which means you have a second chance to see the dollar you spend FOR A D V E R T I S I N G YO U B U Y in Seminole County's own local newspaper. # The Sanford Herald employees spend their share of the $100,000 payroll at home in Sanford, for groceries, clothes and all of their living necessities. Many of the Sanford Herald employees own their own homes in Sanford built by local builders, in many cases financed by local institutions. 1• W a n te d A N EW SPA PER D ESIG N ED FO R If m t f t LO CA L R EA D ER S Money spent with The Sanford Herald goes back to Sanford Merchants In Observance O f National Newspaper Week — O ct 1 thru O c t 8. ’ •___________• « �If Year HmM to Net Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Before T P. M Par Dedrary AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1956 .Aaaodated Praaa Leaaad Wire Seek Re-Election Nov. 6 A. Lund Charges 1 st A s p ir a n t jQjin j_ £ e e AcceptS 'StevensonGuilly Jo Reveal ^ ... «vnn„MaT,iL- Candidacy hla DELANO— "Stevenson Is guilty of ‘double-talk’ to the American people", asserted Arnold Lund, Republican nominee for Congresa Of the Fifth Congressional dis­ trict, "He has been telling the farmer* that their price* are too ^ w . Then within a few day* time, he tell* the consumer that prices ire too high." Lund made the accusation be­ fore a meeting of the Men’* Re­ publican Organization of DeLand yesterday. "The Democratic presidential candidate should stick to facta", Ltmd stated. "He knows that fool ■prices are three per cent lower ™owr than In 1M8. He also knows that wages ire much higher as well." "Stevenson has one speech for the farmer and an entirely diff­ erent one for the public consum­ er", he stated, "I don’t believe the people will be deceived by this constant flow of double-talk ha la giving them”. ^ Lund cmtlnued to attack the Record of hla Democratic oppon­ ent, Congressman A. S. Ilcriong J r , whom he la trying to replace. "I admit Mr. Herlong has duns a lot of special favors for certain Important people in this district. Perhaps that explains what he was doing Instead of answering Important roll calls In Congress and why he hasn’t had time to get some much needed legislation in­ troduced and passed. It’s my be> ilef that a Congressman ought to . represent all tha people and not a special few.” he said. "Herlong recently admitted Vot­ ing agalnit military aid to our allies. He said h* did so only once. The record show* that he voted against such aid four times In the, past four years", he stated, "I think the American people don’t A railroad mm who began rarw r at the age of 11 leavca Sanford Friday to accept an ap­ pointment with the Interstate Commerce Commliaion with head­ quarter* In Birmingham. Ala. John L. Lee came (o Sanford In 1938 with an alignm ent as branch manager for the Postal Telegraph Co. handling tha telegraph flit at Chase and Co. eacluslvtly for two years. In 19<0 Lee went to work for Atlantic Coast Line Railroad MEMBERS OF THE MARINE SECURITY GUARD Dlvl where for t month* he waa agent and operator, then car distributor tor 18 months, train dispatcher for the past 18 years, 7 of which were spent as chief dispatcher. On Monday, Oct. I, John L. Lee will accept his appointment as Servlet Agent of the Bureau of Safety and Service of the Inter­ state Commerce Commission, with a leave of absence from the ACL. Little did Lee know, as a boy (Staff Photo) of • when he first became Inter­ ested in railroad agency and talegraph work, that ha would aoma day be contacting all of tha .-ail-! waa offlcia'ly activated. Tha toads in the area assigned to him In the governmental agency for An examination to fill varanrlei past year ha* been a series of which he will now work. f *°f ***> a year General Scholar- firsts for the young unit. Many Lee’* flrat Inspiration cama *h,P Loan* for the preparation of sailors have paused to gaze at from a small town doc or who I learhsTs and State Nurse arholar- theaa men In green working labor­ liked to punch out dots and dashes ‘ *”lp loans will be held Tuesday, iously In perfecting gun drill, foot on a telegraph set a* a "ham Oet. <•. In alx centers of *.h« state, drill and employing arm and hand operator." He recalls that as he Brrordlng to In announcement signals In the movement of troops. The unit has gained tho respect of those who are associated with it DE BARY— An unique epee- V \aa about the same age as himit. Its sincerity of purpoee, Its ,n* tacle was given 8unday at the self, one day the doctor waa . quiet proficiency In executing Ita estates pool, adjacept to tha Do pounding out dot* and dashea mission and Its constant outstand­ "ary mansion. .Hp^tatnr, thronged wb'? , h* ing appearance of personnel and cc- the ground*, watching eight toj W— « - lM > rm” quarters have produced open ad­ miration for this Marine Guard. ten-year-olds of the den eUba yw .• a | In brief, tha role of (he Marine h* demonstrating group swimming, V o O n S lItU lI0 I1 Q I a lm a J k s M S .k a J . . S k a l a . . . . . . 11 _ ! e 'N u r s o * ‘a ealigned barracks duty la usually ,WlM ,nd Nlaa A -w A n d m A n K T o B p be pre-! many aided, Tho primary cooaani r2 : ! * » « * » ? * g iu a J T J j n o y w n f i i a o e g selMul each Marlin Is the rucrevtful Itb I>ul ,h* awlmmera through their D e f i n e d F o r G l D t l D liin Fob. accomplishment of Ute unlt’a mis­ sion. All of tha courses of inatrtte“**' P An' ihroocK (he ...mm— Tho M d attv * delegation win in th j tlon given to the unit are directed i" led. <«» member, of th* Seminole who are toward better preparing tho ‘ Inh* hi. flMl I n ^ s m s s ^ ^ e f r Coun‘V Jun,or ^ 'r n h r r of Comnot may dividual for execution of hla por1 t waiting fl. W n u bby .the lino _ *t their noon luncheon „r- and mends ,, he first tlon of the unit mission. ,o team work and excellence of their V * 11* w r*^T— T h r o u g h the medium of a „ performance. In turn the cubs £ »lx cm- strenuous sport* program, the “ were gratified and surprised Marine la aware of another rowhen, at the grand finale of the S^ °f * na niverslty sponilblllty, physical fitness. By ,nl exhibition, Mila Nelder presented "1, rharge; mean* of constant Inspection tha tiy each swimmer with a Red Cross vl :j with Marine unit has estahllahed a H Meglnners official card. Frank i r’ “m neprcrrntatlv* Gordon V. name of being a "crack" unit, 2 Guruchani young chief of den -creatiun Training has produced many keys three gave a startling d.mon.u*- “ on,l of ,h<‘-on.tltutlonal Amendre . with to success, be It war, or aporta. tion of a boy "about to drown" n - u c im . 1 charge Conitant Instruction In platoon In the water and "rescued” by .*;* h member of the delegatl n Elemrn- and company Infantry supjecla r Mil. Nelder. Thl. .how wa. e .p .-1w 11 ” P,*ln •n with lerve a* a reminder to each Ma­ dally etaged for parcuu to see amendments for the benof t of rine that this primary minion aa tin- value of the summet’a in.liuc- if1* 1 Admin- a Marin* Is that of being always u Thursday noon Yacht Club lunch1. 37S N. ready to perform the dutiee of ao . . , eon meeting. g* Lola- infantryman, regardless of rankt Advancement award* were proj Iyc„ ,.rM|d, nt Oeorg# An|„ aented to the following: den one, drew tMi mon,lng th„ nlkry In further more that each Marine re­ gardless of present assignment is •f. 8te>e Jackson, silver arrow; den (}lp imendnmiU are "so Import••ntarola listed as a potential Marine Rifle1 two, John Meinelt, gold and a all- Int ,j,at #n invitation has bet-n of ver arrow; Tommy Gurueharrl, „ UndH u, who ire | nt . re.t. Garden man by hla superiors, H tw. silver arrow*; Philip O.bler, ^ ^ m„ t wlw ,h# Bsmlno.v r. High On this, thj unit’s first annlversn. membership card; dan three. Jack County Jun,0(. chamber of Com:h R. S. sary, they can point with prlda -a, (Continued on I age Iwol m»rr„ m .m hrn In hear tha ex.to their formal acholastic achievela Statu menta. Over 75<* oP t|ie unit has om with l,ak’>*d a course of formal educaElks To Observe ------------j n n. tlon. A high percentage of the ry with un,t ** activity engaged In off Railroad Night Warren Baker Dies lt, July education at Koliins College in Winter PaiK. Nineteen men Tomorrow Evening In Mounting Go. have received their high school Railroad Night will be oh-erved . Mr. Warren Baker, hiother of diplomas through the Armed at the Elk'a dub Thursday night Qr. C. W. Baker of Ssuford, died ** • :* v . . „ _ _ yesterday In the Moultri* Hospital According to Roy Green ExaltUn„ „ , n . ed Ruler of thelocal Elk5s Lodge. . . i . ° “’ railroad men of the Elk’s Lodge >*r- Bak«r. «* Normend Park, will be honored during the ll.urt- Ga. visited In Sonford many times, dsy evening meeting ! Funeral service* will be h«IJ A free barbecue and program j in Normand Park tomorrow afterwill follow the meeting. 'noon at 3 o'clock. De Bary Cub Scouts Display Swimming Feats To Parents drewa, CpI. W. J. Jones, (1. to r. middle row) Capt. E . J . Love. Pfc. J. E. Hnrt, Pfc. W. E. Tenner, Pfc. F. J . NIckcraon, Pfc. J. O. Baker, CpI. J. E, Hlllyard, CpI. H. T. Wllltama, CpL \V. G. Subel. Pfc. P. A. McGovern, and T-8gt. II. H. Merill. (l. to r. front row) 8gt, J. 8. Lane, Pfc. J. II. Connwny. CpI. J. R. Rice, Cpl. R. R. Blodgett, and Cpl. E. M. Nellignn. (Official US Navy Photo) Scholarship Loan M a r in e U n it O b s e r v e s :Exams To Be Given F i r s t A n n i v e r s a r y In Stale Oct. 16 Fire Protection For Farm Areas Topic At Session Fire protection for Seminole County farm areas waa the mala topic of discussion at the meeting of the Semlnota bounty Farm Bureau directors held at tha Gen­ eva home of Tommy McLata. With all of tho director! of the Seminole Cbunty Farm Bureau isent It waa revealed that a ard member had mat with San­ ford Fire Chief Mack M. Cleve­ land Sr. to determine what type of equipment would be necessary for tho farm area protection. Farm Bureau resolutions af­ fecting the local farmer* were read and dk cttaaoA prior to tholr being presented at tW f irm Bureon State meeting to be hold Of*. 88-30 at Fart Myers. C. A. Tucker, Seminole County Agriculture Agent waa presented to the board members by W. W. Una, president of the Seminole County Farm Bureau. Also present to mast the board were County Service Agents Thur­ man Wright and GUIs William ton. A meeting of th) Seminole Coun­ ty Farm Bureau mamberahlp waa set with the late being announced later and each member to bo notified. The masting will be pre­ ceded by a covered dish supper with the meat rourts being Tunalahed by the oureau. Refreshment* were acrveJ fol­ lowing the Board of Directors meeting. K Firemen Express Thanks For Replies To Questionnaire DE BABY- The DeBary Volun­ teer Firemen’s Asaoclatlun wishes lo (hank most heartily those who responded lo Its questionnaire of Sept. 15 and to request those who have not yet answered, to do ao, If possible, by Oet. 8. The statements mailed Included a brief history nf the fire de­ partment's alma and p n itrts, the Inhatator service and fire duties. Residents were asked to Join as active or associate members, working toward thu purchase of added equipment and further ser­ vice to the community. All re­ venues were listed aa wall as ex­ penditure*. The firemen meet the second Thursday of each month at the firehouse at 7:80 p. m. Tho wo­ men's auxiliary meet* the sania day at 8:80 p. m. The question­ naire not only gave Interesiina In­ formation; It aollrlted aid from those who are protected night and day by Ita vigilance. Horticulture Topic A t C lu b Session DE BABY- Ttie D* Bary Gar­ den club win welcome a guest speaker, Mias Edith 8*lt*r. DeLand librarian at Its flrat meeting of the year, Friday at 8 p. m. in the civic center. Mias Belter will give a review of The Coming of The Flowers. Hor­ ticultural topica wUl bo tho topie of the day. W eather Partly d ea ff te steady through Thareday; widelr acoUercd afterm oo thaaderakoweret low toelgkt m -n. D M BALLY NEID^g. "guard-. Isa aagal' 0/ the Dt Bary tub*. Mias Nailer, Rod Cross He guard instructed tho denIters for their aqua’le sh-rw cn ay at the maos'oi puuL !f Photo) a CUBS! ATTENTION! Dene one, two and three of the De Bary Pack No. 60, ready for action at the Mansion Pool. Mother Wellesley Corbett of den three (standing) inspecLa the group at the Sunday afternoon swimming exhibition. (Staff Photo) Additional Local. News O n Page 2 EIGHT LITTLE MEMBERS of Brownie Troop number fivV accompanied by two of their leaders, vUlted Tha Sanford Herald plant In observance of National Newspaper week and were conducted by Charlie Morriaon, member of tha paper’s advertising staff, on a tour that ahowed them tha fashioning of a newapaper from tha time copy arrives until the complete paper rolls off the giant praaa. Making the vialt war* the following Brownlee: Brenda David, Linda Ethridge, Jimmie Sue McClellan, Scottto Mo* Clellan, Suzanne Oraeno, Linda Robaon. Barbara Thomaa and Barbara WUliama. Troop leaders were Mrs. Joseph Oraeno and Mra J. P. McClellan. Aa a souvenir of their vialt, « each child received a type metal alug with h»r name thereon. They expressed them* selves aa grateful for aa interesting visit. (Btaff Photo). � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 02, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/05f2a8f17a4c307b6f97fdb4210a4db6.pdf 044c0e82b226db8ed91c4cde8aa015ee PDF Text Text O c ro s e * f, / keo 7 8 D & f* f € 34 9£4 �►l Observing 60th Year la the accident and re. boapltal attache* aa "in !D THIS car, driven by W. Brown Miller, waa t |400, according to Sgt. Ben Butler of the (ce Department. The accident occured at the of S. Laurel Ave. and W. 3rd St. o Pay Tribute Mb«to ta local btas—carman at i yntii* EMrAfndntoday It t a Yacht UP EL tank, It waa son ab a waa driving the car back to Sanford aid Orlando from a Now Mexico vacation trip. Mrs, Bernice Stone, manager ef the Santard Purcell Start on Wait ftra t S t ia reported to have la. eelved bad cut* about the face and bead, gad according to a Baton Rouge General HoiplUl nurae bad “bad, bad bruise*,” X-ray* war* made laat night of lira. Stone but failed o reveal any internal laJuriea at tba preaant time. Bra. Lee J. Wlilile, wife of an employe of Pureeil’a, alao In the Purcell ear la listed by tba haapi. tal as “in critical condition" aaffaring from a concussion, broken pelvis, hip, arms and lag. th e husband of the injured wo­ man was reported to bo “obey" other than shock. However, Will* ale has bean tonftaed to the Baton Rouge Hcapital because of high blood proeeure and bean trouble. Experimental rural delivery serA patrolman, covering the stri­ Vice began Oct I, 1IM wRb three dent in Louisiana, reported that routee at Chariee Tawa, W. Va., the b e d was traveling a t a high rata e f spaed aa they mat the Pur­ cell car ta d crashed lata it. The p e trria a n ls reported to have asm that "Purcell, driving hla old* mobile, waa “ net to blame" for the aecideet. Leaving Sanford this morning ta go to Sataa Rouge to bo wttb H n . Stone were ber husband. If, C. Stone, fcr. .gad Mrs. C / N Blood Donor Day Slated Oct. 9 A t Prairie Lake District Confab Occasion for thf program i« the Banfocd Kiwanla1 club’s annual e tatm u ca af Nritonai Newspaper Mask. Oct, 14. fUa 1* tba 117th w a r that Kiwmta International •e ra tertid p atS in National Newspaper Weef la aaaaiinrlng tks Newspaper Week. O at 14. th la U the ITth • a t Gmt Kiwittg clube In nearly < m o. s p i ties would pay I t s la a similar [th# international designed to draw b tha Importance Freedom, of th# ny riaa orgn aantinuatluii Ftaea a* viti ty’s avallabi* services for handlcapped children. According to Boy Hollar who is vice-chairman af tha e o u n t y children1* committee, tha Tampa district conference Is th* third of five district conferences held **”« ^ ,n different port* of th* state, k •* The conference* are iponaored by F E E E D O MS, the Florida Children’s CommitR LIVING,' WU. (|on, state-wide organisation to anal Newspaper aaalit tba county committees, and >gtn In lMt, la the Nemours foundation. Th# state wspoper Assocta- was divided Into five districts ao Incorporated. that Information on the problems Ip* International and treatment of handicapped children eaold spread to mar* peapit at th* local level. The Tampa meeting, tar tha central Florida district, b totaled to Mat* tha (Caatia**d o* Pag* » Thla obaerrntio* m i made by Postmaster 0«Mral Arthur B. Summotfisld ta calling th# ■»* tiaa*! attention to Um tath birthday of the Berries. Sanford*! Postmaster, J i l l Field, on the ■nntvamry of th# RTD h u eallod attMtion to Um fact thatt The number of Patrons ao Route Number t and Rasta Nuaabar S laerooaad ao flat during past ftva jraara that U feaeaRM necessary to ra lim tba aval bar* danad condition* last Oat. L HU . . . Tba two rnataa wara divided into thtaa Rovtaa and oaa dravad to Laafiraod aa than' waa aa office apace hi the Bastard Foot Office tar another R ati) Carriar*a dealt: Thirty milea ware ram vod fraai the two Sanford Route# when tba third Rooto waa eetabUabed a year ago today yet ■almost tea additional rnllaa b a n been added to tba two route# by thoiOor ten lion a elnco that time. Almost every day a new patron U added to one of theae Sanford Route*. On Sopt. 1 thta year a Rural Sta­ tion waa aetabUahed On Slpaa Are. to five tba petraat in that ■action better Mrrtee and relieve tba oengastioa in th w ait ovrocrowdad area on either Rural Route#. There ware 111 Rural Bon* on M hundred the of a mile from aotb Street to Geneva Are. on Sipea Avanoa. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- Old Glory Community Blood Rink wfll held ita PoR Daaoc Day at the American Legtau Home on Prairie Laks Tuesday Oct • from 4-T p.m. All persons ia tba South Seminote County area are urged to sup­ port th* local blood hank by com­ ing and offering to donate their log union locals* ratification but a negotiator said tha agreement provides for a pay boost and Im­ provement*, in wasting candltiesii. District negotiators bargaining for about 4AM longshore and cler­ ical wasters had sought a rains on tha I1JT aa te a r has* wata. th* parson receiving tha blood, ex­ cept the charge which Is made for processing and administering, ______ | distributed forma J will bo < ________ through Lynun School for piodfan to sign and rotum to any a f the aflfcor* or sponsoring orgaalsatlasi commhtoa. This ia urgent,boaause them must be not loss than 0 pledgers In order that tha Ma­ ntis unit with It* Doctor and tech­ nicians be aa band, otherwise the BOt S o t JACK P. MeCLILLAN, Anaoclata State Coordinator of the Diversified injf Program (third from left) wag in'Bmnfbrd Friday to talk over the DOT proffraii with local aducaton. (Left to right) conferring a t the office of the Seminole County Superintendent of PublUTInstruct km araiLouin J; Girard, Seminole High School coor­ dinator for the programi Fred Murray, adult Cocatlonal Director; Mclellan^nd Super* intendentof Public Instruction R.T. MUwee, (Staff Photo) Raceway Books 170 Trotters, Pacers To Date To Register In County -----— — . A total of 170 tietlera and m ao a | paeara have already at Sasnlnola Raceway, lag season, It w day by WUUaai >. Kemp, pm l- ( a m l o a A a a m llm L U - a "Th# ISM rtgtet n Uou la sxpestad to «o wall aver ISAM k Sami- Farm Housing Loan s u s s a ..VLOSt gamp. mM said this morning aa she called »tteaSoa ta the Oct. « dpadSat that widespread ao- otaetlew $i whlebi fetors wilt'd* asked ta apprava Ihtooduettop of afternoon port mutual racing at the track, hoe already resulted In signing of f in new stable#. He said nuaMroua othmr lMurioa have bean remind and ata being followed up. ;\ , ."Wo eon now handle only .110 hoiaee at the raaawey," Kemp pointed out. "But If the voters approve liUraduetien of horntaa horse racing, the only truck to he these loans. in operation ig Florida, then wa’ll A housing loan wU ha secured (mmediately higia wnfc «** barns of «00 by a mortgage on tha bocrawt r t farm. "Whan those horsemen inquire Tha local Perm Home Admin* about tha track, whisk they will Istralian County Committee will work at dally, day In and day out determine whether or not aa ap­ for ais months, they also inquire plicant Is eligible far a housing about banking facilities, shopping, loan. To bo allgthla, an appllaant and place* available to rent or must be th* owner of a farm, be to buy In Seminole county," Kemp unabl# to. obtain suitable credit observed. "Whan we anawer them for dwellings and other buildings we tall them that lb* books, ho­ frsm other landers,' and have tels, motsIs. reatouranu and enoagh Income from the farm or stores af Sanford and nil of Sem­ from tba farm and other sources meat family living and farm inole County are adequate to care to operating expenses and repay hla for their requirement* in a most aoUstaetory manner, "When the voter* approve our hantesa me* meeting, and our feetlitiee ate expanded to **#t th* Mads of the dOO homes, their earners, trainer* and persona car­ ing for them, than 1 know that oil available rental piacoe and beta** far sal* will be snapped up. Eat wo are confidant the for* ward-looking people af Seminole County will move to provide Uie necessary quarters and homo* lag. “This baini tha final week wa are expecting a vary heavy rsglstnraan," aha said. The office, located 1a the Cham* ber of Commerce Buildings at tha comsr ef East first S t gal Sanford Aya* will bn span aaah afternoon this weak us til I o’clock. “ Wo want averyona to register," Mrs. Brae* said this au ra tag, "Democrat*, Republicans, lade- Weather cwraay iwrao* law widely scatter* W allot E<«>nh*w*r aad Woman's Auxiliary Sot* 1st Session O f Yoor Thursday 1* County Mental rill have an otganlig tonight at I reslon wfll ha bald School Admini*tra­ il East Commareial DE IARY—The women’# aux­ iliary to th* De Barv Volunteer Pit* Depariasoat wfll hold Ita ftrat mooting of the year on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the fire­ house. All women of the villa*# era Invited to this moating, to be­ came acquainted with the ofileors end committee head* who will officiate during Among these era: Mr*. Harry W. Sellar, president: Mr*. Chris Sutler, rice president; Mrs, Ern­ est E. Waleko, secretary end Mrs. Julius Vogfct, treasurer. Chairmen of committee* ora: way* and moon*. Mrs. Henry P. Lasher; membership, Mrs. Charles Schnetdor: refreshments, Mrs. Bernard J , Borage: enashla i. Mrs. Robert Vance | publicity, Mrs. Carl frost■riser. Tte heard of director* con­ sist afr Mia. David Roshal Mrs. crested la this vltab ’KwStl-fcr .<«. paign roe teedxv "tto ritsatisali * Lt/1 l#5B 1 •» i> - __ ______ --------------- f i r : �fit • » . >1 f IP * i . » \ B j£ ^ £ S « S ; v "• v • ALD 1986 Fourth W e e k ly Edition r: f Seminole Smoke Signals m * If ■** Teenagers Can Get Better Break Bausch, Lomb Science Meet SHS Faculty j Mrs. Guy Alien Is tn h tr third By FRED BALL The top sdsnea student In tbs J year of taseUig at gemlnote High. Today Hollywood atoms deter, senior class at Seminole High Originally, Mr*. Allen is from * mined to capture tho •f* Behdbt, to ha cbostn tariy tn dollar. little town (tiled "Dannybrook", IMP, Will baesma eligible to apOne method of accompllshbg ply for ooa of a group of malar N. D. She graduated from the this la te portray the te*n**«r Science Scholarships sponsored bp University rt North D t k o t e , himself on tha screen by telling the Bausch tt Lamb Optical Co* Later, she rirtted law at George to# atory of a ''real cool cal"— ■t the University of Rochester. Washington Orivartlty for t year, known te most adults aa a Juv*. The school's candidate for the H e P ip Club did a H im Job scholarship competition will bo idle delinquent. white aha wotted for tho gov*;4r SWQOril*! Um ehearioadert Um winner of the Bausch tt Lomb There have boat several of m*nt to WMkiniten, D. C. t t o Friday tight at t i e football Honorary Idanco Award, who will these film* which arc so full ol Is married toOuy Allen, a former i*a**Uonsllim that no taU-ro6 ' that's nora than 1 racetvo the modal a t graduation student of MR. ■ peeling person should pay i« Initiated In INI, and approved by tor aom* af Um other see them, but for some mvstar. Mrs. Alisa was recently sleeted As tor aa tadiriduaU too Motional Association of Se­ bus reason It appears that a Um spirit was fair, condary-School Principals, this president of th* Somtool* County great many teen agers, Including M a« a whole, Um aptrtt was Award te now firm annually to English Couatll. She U o Freeh* myself, seem drawn as If by a Otototte “thumbs dow»“. So eon* more than SOlO schools through­ man Clssa senior and a U hrup magnet te see these shows. On ; m tons, lot's s o aparato ' with out the United States to Council sponsor. Mlk «*MR the other hand, many pictures ohasrioadtra and pat mom pap sga the pursuit af scientific eg* dealing with the problems of th an , Chaor with th an dm rears and to roword high scholas­ teaches grammar to the frnkm tt| juvenile delinquency are produced tic aiklvamont. Only winners af • ana ton than. Lat oar bays know and tophomans. MRS. GUY ALLEN tha Honorary Science Award a n with a more reaUitle approach■Ugfbto for the Bausch tt Lomb N H L M1CHILS GCTB firsthand information and training in Seminole High School's These movies have fine actors, stories and good direct­ I to o * know whothar any of Science Scholarships. D. C. T. Program from Seminole County Motor’s Service Manager Jim Smith who la top-rete ors, whUe th* poorer class of pic­ poo h i to aottood It or oot, bat Bausch tt Lomb provides tor showing Mlcnolg how to u m a voltage regulator and a Bun motor analyzer on a Dodge tures are given production com om a t Wally Phillips' thumb, car. Looking on (far loft) are: Louie J. Girard, Seminole High School DCT Coordina­ parable with the old cheap Sat •earn to ho larger than tbs oth- Isrshlps, with a flexible By MARION CRIM urday Westerns, of which very to ooa, I think somebody most baaed M need, and with a total tor and A. J. Pleva, goneral manager of Bemlnolo County Motor*. (S ta ff Photo) Tha library Council held lu few are seen these days, Thasa k m atappod sw .lt fotnyaay valoa of (MM. In tbs cheaper pictures do harm becausa fln t meeting of th* new echool Spttch Class Is is pears that too program haa lomstlmes tbay leave to* teen term on September 10, dur­ t e last walk* goertp, something toon to effect, U ysuag men and ager with toe Impression that by ing Activity Parted. An elactlon Offartd T o S H S !om msotiened sbovt Johnny Sir* wemen hove been »nrolled at the being tough he is a big shot. Ev<i wei held at this time to deter­ Ito totog tea short tor soma University of Rochester under though tbo better class of pictures mine th* officers for the current Juniors, Seniors fbta. Ww, don't lot It bother you Bausch tt Lomb Science geholarmay ba madt with the idea of school year. The President !■ Eva __ ho sows to bo mat •Wpa, In addition, kscosso of the By FRED BALL portraying the evils of Uds par Spears. Acting as Vice President, This year mark* th* ST hS hoigM tor fhWty M*- h i p caliber of the contestant!, is Jerry Heneon. The Secretary tlcular problem, stIU vary Impras. A. J. Pleva of Btmlnola County, the Uaiventty haa awaidad to M SM. yaar wa have had a gpeoch De­ ■lonabla teen agars might ba tn le Carol MeNel) and the Chaplain partment here at SHS In recent runnen-up other scholarship, of Moton, Inc. wei one of tho first' Is Marion Crlm. flueneed In the wrong way. Vote tn y of yon soon tb comparable value. business men of Sanford to be­ Wo are proud to announce that years, and the first Umo that Maybe It Is up to us as teen ■M a t asbool, Obi oscvm me, Th. Rochester Rcholsrshlp Com By A. J. CLEMENTS come a training agency for the •fere to prevent Hollywood from this year's Library Council spon­ this course has been offered to the ■bo's not a now girl after afl mittee studies all applications, The FFA haa put He plena for giving us those cheaper fUme by sors ere Miss Edna Chittenden Junior* wall aa tho aonioro. I f s Jual Van Curbing with and seisets so of too most promis­ railing money tola year Into DlvereUled Co-operative Train­ and Mrs. Ann Allen. ing program which was set up hatrsliwn. R tasks cuts, Men, ing paadldatos as finalists. Thasa action, They hive planted two Tho lixlh period Drama clan ataying away from them, because Tha library has quite a store The function of thOoo cU b at net gults Ike you. 1 miss the ■tudsnts a n notified of their se­ acres of Tender Green Beans for Seminole High School at tho has begun it'a Hat of activities If w# do not glvo tho box office our business, to* producer* will of new books which w* hope will is to teach the beat matbod* lection lata In Manb, and the which a n progressing nicely. Our beginning of tho school year. for th* 10M--57 school year. The not make other fllma of tola type provide many hours of reading aU types of public speaking. finalists from all parts of tho main source of f u n d i is i It atom* te ma that Ksredlth country are invited to Rochester through our hog progrem. We When Interviewed, Pleva said, class under th* fine direction of Hollywood, after all, la interested enjoyment for students. Wa cor­ Junior and senior class play* will \ dially invite you to come In end also originate from th* speech ■astt la havtag m s difficulty for thno days, with all oxpsnsci hive nine head of Duroc Hit * “I was glad to take part (n a pro. Mrs. Coleman, has boon working In making money, and there wRh his “ ChavUe-toroo". What's paid, for latorvtewi and oompot- rows which a n being fed out to gram that would help tha young on dlfforeot phases ef spoeeh no quteker way to got a point look around. Mlsa Chittenden or classes tbs matte* MsrsdHh, Is the band, itlvo toots to determine tho scho­ sail at the end of the school year. people of Sanford. Bines becoming and dramatie work. The first two across than through tha pockat on* of th* ataff will bo delight­ This semester tha Juniors or* ed to help you to mako a selec­ age tea big? larship winners. These hogs a n being taken c a n an employer under the D.C.T. weeks were spent learning te pan­ tion. studying dratnaUcs so they con . Par soma stroago roasea, Su In ardor to ontor too nationwide of by the President of our chapt­ program with Nell Mlchols as tho tomime effectively. After this, It is teterasting to note that lu present their play, and tto Santera ■an Smith and Jeanette Prim scbelmhlp competition, th* er. Bill Thompson, who has turn­ September of IMS th* library re- are studying bean going down the hall a t Bclenco Award winner should bo ed out aomo fins bogs tor us the D.C.T. trainee, 1 am aura, from two plays were cast the firs; Glee Club To Give corded an attendance or i \ l 3 la, conversation, Mashing. 1 selling each other “Cookie" aeteetod and notified early in post two years end we a n sure direct observation, (hat ths boys “The Nautical Approach" te th* 'Picnic' O c t 16 with • circulation of PM books. panel discussion, t o r what their game Islll January. Th* Award matotent be will do it again and girls wUl benefit very much story of a sailor who finds him­ This year we have broken that subjects. Ntxt semester to t eat* * By RAY JOKNgON iva soil noticed a rosy tall from tho . combined achool- self lost on tha maternity floor We a rt expecting te have on* record with on. attendance of g,* ten wlU study drama, a r t tto and aa entroatoip short girt ■nd-on-the-Job training obtained In of a hospital. This te a one-act of the boot Olee Club* in th* SIS and a circulation of 1,010 Junion will U kt up toate apaoafc X S B & £ h. r t T r j ^ S ^ .... tog sround together? Don't S i the Director of Admlaetesu, nady fort tbs cattle show In the program. Nell has done «XThasa alassaa or* tongbt to hO Slim ed, It’s Just Claud* Hit- from comedy which wUl bo presented state tola yaar, wo havo a flnt book& University of Rocbutor, SO, Mew Ocala, which Is held on O ct I I group of poopte willing to work Mrs. Boyd Colsman and all who ccllsnt work to data. Ha ba* be­ OcL I, in chsprt and then again Applications must b* fill­ and !>. These cattle a n being Our Fretldant Hsnry Cason has and Treasurer is Shirley Ander­ have enrolled for tto oauao My os. York, ed out nod returned on er be­ groomed and mod* reedy for th* come a regular member of our that evening for tha W o m e n'a bean working with our buaioea* son. Thera are AS boy* and 71 they hive benefited greatly, tto e been having soma trouble with fore March 1. organisetion." show by BUI Thompson, B1U Club. The east is aa followat officers, Dottle Metis, Pat Harr­ girls te the “A" Squid Gleo Club. ; t e leg. What's the matter Ron AH itudentc who stand near the Baxter, and Randall Priest. These Nell Michels Is the son of Mr. Terry, a student Nuria, Sandra ington. Brantdy Bchtrard, and The first performance of the Ronnie: Why don't Ion l ftu U u to g k r n iff Did your horse get too clows top of their doss In science studies boys trill also show the cattlo In and Mrs. Anton Mlchsls of Wiley Lee; Phil, a uninhibited Sailor, MerrldcUi Scott la deciding on school year will be “Picnle" a Joe: Tbey'ro ion Mtoott.i. to too mailbox??Octla. The local Judging team are advised to check with the hoed our Glee Club uniforms. Musical oxtransgania which wUl Ronntei Biased? What do y ^ ; Mows has boss going around will slso judge to Ocals. They wUl Av#., Sanford. He Is a senior at A1 Collins; Miss Brady, in charge Our first Vic# President Is be performed on Oct. 10, at S moan? •that Ray Johnson Just “teyat" ef the lettuce Department early Judge Seminole High School. of Nursery, Linda Cannon) Fete, Juanita Wynne,____ euefa livestock as boof cat_ p.ra lu th* High School Auditor- Joe: It’s bias tkla ond Mas that Ind___ Vice_____ President, to bs tickled In the ribs. Who to 1MT, to determine their th |lef the IdenM gcholan, Us, dairy cattle, and swine. Our Nell is rccaiving Auto Mechanic the handyman, Berry St. John] Teddy Walker and our Secretary turn. till I'm brokt has the magic touch, Ray??? bUItjr Judging teem should do vary well training under Pleva and Louie Clare, Student Nurse Evelyn Ben­ ■■Whp do Jimmy Cordtlr and ship competition. this year because they placed Girard, D.C.T, Co-ordlnator fur nett; and a police officer, Jim Stoto Bmrour turn the sprinkler* with the prise winning teams at tha High School. Ho will study Blythe, ,oa the girl* second lunch period? the Florida State Fair last Feb mechanics from th* fundamental •’ Ihlrisy Anderson te looking ruiry. work to the more complicated Th* second play to bo present­ .Tory happy and contented these ed is the Junior Class Play, "Wo I would, at this lims, like to automatic transmissions and pow­ Shook tho Family Tree". Till 'days. Ootid ha that Jobnnv Is (he er steering mechanics of the congratulate the boys who a n ------ af this. Good luck to you production Is te be held Nov. II, enrolled to Agrlculturo I, because podge. Plymouth*. This train­ Tho cast Is as follows: Hlldeing will continue the entire school so many of th an Joined th* ;• I o n t o when Terry Ooembet grade, tired of being a wall­ DOROTHY BOB . FFA which te an organisation. I year. t o t the noma "The BuU“? V.ry AssertsBy flower, ' Linda Cannon: Mr. Dot­ ted Prose Wamea'e M t e r am su n they will benefit by But Terry, I really son, father, Berry at. John; SaUy, PRACTICALLY EVBRY to n * think the name suite you. younger sister, Eva Spears; Bob, Jayne Mansfield SCHOOL GIRL haa a wardoba of •' tt eaea* that Linda Andaman old brother, A1 Collins; Jimmy, 6-Week Exams Set dad Money Cushing have "dona cotton skirts, some of which may younger brother, Dickie Rountree; Passes Acid Test to looking ■ Uttar weary after a awpy" wttb their pony tells. Paige, who likes to play postman, Thursday, Friday Mian or a* of hard wear. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Jayse What's the matter girls, got Eltie, Bob’s hoartthrob, Sandra By NANCY CUMING Mansfield passed the arid test: A few minutes at tha sowing ggmsthlny against homes? A u to F inancing by o ur bank o ffe rs y e s A L L o f lim e S trin g * . Lee; Jill, her friend, Evelyn Ben­ SIi-week exams will be given managed to look iclamorou* machine can put new Ufa in old If you see Dotty Motts doing a nett; Freddie Sherman, who wears Thursday and Friday of this week. even while two hairdressers were Knlcken; Angulo Compaln: Mr. little Jig now and then don't bo sklrti and brighten them up for piermed. ghe te Just practicing a the new school term. Local sew­ This is a week earlier than In ■pplylng blrarh to the root* of 5hcrmer, Freddie's father, Jimmy to o ts aba te going to do foy tbs ing center esparto suggest adding previous years. Ths new arrange- her hlond* hair. Blythe; and Mrs. Shermar. Fred­ That Is how I found her In tho die’* mother, Nancy Robb, Variety Show. Seams she te gobs eotorfnl appUqws to seiid-eoler meal willII mean that the report m Issued on the cards wUl be skirts, raiding tha strap bag for makeup department at 20lh Cento h i a “ Hasketts". The drama class extends aa latwelfth. tury.Pox, a studio that haa been vitellon ■ Sidney and D etom am stilt fabric*. moderate borrowing chnrg*. W* finance now car* t t 4V4S*. You pay no "hlftSan to everyone to On Thursday fourth, fifth, and a heaven for eensational blondes For example, you can mah* going down too hall g u lag into and enjoy its two productions. sixth period testa wUl be given Betty Grahle, Marilyn Monroe, OMh other's eyes. And yec can plate skirt tote a conversation hear Dolores say, "Oh Bid, what ptooa bp adding appltauae to a which means that first, second, Shcree North, etc. Covered with sailboat motif, nsiag simple out- and third period test* will be given - smock ond with her heir a 3-D Color T V Is Y our lM U nnen prem ium * m a y b t Itooa. with riugte-Md Mai tops on Friday. The Schedule te thu*. foamy, multlshaded mesa, Jayne % ? : j r t L m . « snaking ayes at n big Junler Foot, fmr tto Mils and wide Mas tape planned so no tests will bo bold *tll| looked great. Predicted By 1975 ■outhly payments and ptocad locally with your own agent. Maybe that’s because happiness HOUSTON (AP) - Three di­ kali ptoyarf Could H ho toon* for toe hulls of the haste. Baa- on tho afternoon before our f o o t - .................... wee written all over her far*. mensional color telovtsten by lie p a Brawn and Johnny Vaahtof P * ,t *» g t t to made (torn Mas boll gamo with Apopka. Flip tto poor froibmso! For When I aaw her In New York a 71 la predicted by Bay Campbell, That P ita “Gilbert" Nash Is tan*, aUtetod to a wlda V, Here's another aewtrick; Tab* thorn Um tests won't ond on Fri­ year ago, she was yearning te Western Division executive v PPSUy fttUnfl aronndl Ha’S got day. They will taka th* California get back te her pink Jagftur and You apply f a r y o u r bank A u to L oan an d g a i n • p i to slmaat ovary claso Tost for Menu! Maturity on Mon­ Her movie career. I noticed the president of tbo Foote, Con* tt . r t S t « — what mnhas him so papular? I 2 Bcldlng advertising firm. He si day, This test won’t hove any car parked outside tho jmakeup prom ptly. ring on their six-weak g re dee, building. And there's no doubt eo predicts by 1000 more thaa s J & F M y w s : boa half of nU television aria will bo Mtotl. This make* t stogie rib. but te very Important s i on I.Q. that bar career Is In the pink as color. well. t* * Uimmlags, with sh o rn t- torts. “Within 10 yooio." to told mi I hear P r a n c e s * » • £ • * b. dtegSul lines “Oh, I couldn't bo happier," she advertising monk meeting, T ub p ay aa a g rto d an d ea rn moful erod.,*toro are only ■ few auggts■ big crush on ■eld, “The studio Is so nice. Just ran expect to lee closed circuit Tri-H i-Y Freshmen Chariot Higgins—don't worry !*®"* ^ « ff » rti» s trimmings; Any to get me out of the play, they television In every room In too II alandlng with ua for future credit i VTgouc I think he kgs a crush W |h» girl wU ha ah to to (team Party Is Success bought It, even though they house. It le llhsly that In tho up to r Own Ideas for individual didn't want It.” living room you wlU find mum] l y LRB JACXON ------------- at the wash—Ann •ppliquos I# giro old drifts a How's that again? television—on n wall, almost flit Lost Tuesday tto TriJU-Y stele Wad ion-W hy o n you so smart Imio an m J r She explained: “Ruddy Adler and msoauring possibly five feet B sfava pu n bu y y o u r n a i l car, ana nu fo r a c tu a l m w ity-auviag flguro-fart* a n o u r gave their an n u l party for tha |jg Bookkeeping? studio head said he didn't want by seven fort." freshmen girls nt Bemlnolo High. U r i f ly b an k a u t a loan plan. A nd aau exactly how it will pay you lo finance y o u r now * Potty Jsno-gU d to hear you bare Mltchel, who haa Bay Jrtm'Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter. Despite to* television boom, to had. Retort o n going steady •on fM>l/ tortag store.ITmy to- Carrying out tto theme, th* He didn’t think H would be good c a r wHh a a l gtete, drooled as lit Us children to ••Id, newspapers atill control meet u a movie. But Frank Tathlln of tha nation'* 10-blUten-deUar fonnaltea right Bay? " canted teddv boor* jV to favorite topic around toe Overboard at a ________ Frowsts gtriddand, writer-dlrector-produccr aaw nty advertising budget Newspapers Banter girts Js tbs coming “f ill Pan I hot l got Ray Ivey, and Linda lu* Rohe test for ‘The Wayward Bus' and now roaotoo throe button VMtea" at Gatetivtlte—seonu tho cutest coat- flipped. against om billion for television, • • If ovoryene Is going. Mary Ornoot It* a toll “He said he had to have me ho I Then is the cuMet lenior toy Cara to toko rtdaa? for 'Do Re Ml' and he told Bud­ that all toe girls a n waaf Dr. Baal to Jagkto ______ dy he had a way to lick the “Hock MEN PLEAD M V m m s n s ^Jaatoa, I want pen to dale Itog Hunter* script. So they bought TO BMUOOUNQ CMAEOE t g in thorn o tomtho play and got ma out of It and TAMFA Ut— Two Negro ttoim» JadhW > Don* PM think he's hare ( am. lent It wonderful?" boat eaptatea chargril with omugUtile old? “Tha elothaa In this picture are gltog aliens late to* United gtetea BlUi Look at that bunch of cows * toor tto foettoU t o i a n A, J,t Mot bunch—herd fabulous," the enthused. “For the pleaded Innocent yesterday. BUI i Hoard what? first time, people wUl be able to Samuel Williams of Tampa sad V B M S • » r t f A. J.t Maid af oewa tee that I do have a 40-fneb Horace A. Lewis of Fort Myers h a r t up? BIH: Boro rv s heard af and a StU-toeh wsUt." m F b ritf Af'or ■ jp toys, there's quite a tow A. J.i I mean a eow hard Both are accused of picking up “The Friendly Bank" *a otofsl tom Tims- Staler gtrts on the loom (which am _ . I don't care If a cow beard. Sign on street corner: “To British Hondurans off to* Cam­ tor f would aar a*, la trwy naueaal). Come an hayojl didn't say anything I avoid that run down feeling, peche banks of Msxlco and landM em ber F . D. L C. t h a n * • now Juntos girt ■M-lmbka to p white the am ahtoaa. i have. cross the o tnot carefully." teg them fi’jpsQy to Florida. .. ■' *w Clouds t£h*fi r Council Tells Officers FFA Tells Plans For Financing Year's Program Car Dealer Becomes DCT Training Agency Plays Are Cast In Dramatics WSSSiSgim* ■ Girb, Perk Up School Wardrobe U )h a J tsw sA T b tw V ft o d r i Qah (?JwDA£ — LO W C O S T THE L O A N C O S T KEPT D O W N c L, THE IN S U R A N C E THE A C T IO N I B O R R O W IN G P O W E R FLORIDA STATE B A M T of SANFORD tiCLJ—ttCAt . f W' �pa 1|w jr il) Operating Table De Bary Audience H e arsT alk O n W e ll To Be Purchased THE SANFORD HERALD M onday, Oct. 1, 1956 Page 8 R.F.D. $500 Dam age Seen A s C ar Runs Stop Sign; Hits Truck Continued From Page 1 would not have received this mall A Ford sedan crashed Into a until they went Into town to pick s s t a . i aw * ■ ■* I Dodge truck f t the corner of Lau­ It up, often a matter of weeks or ^ planned Kitchen rel Ave. end W. Third St. last even month*. Friday morning resulting In pro­ D E B A B Y — Mrs. DoH* Nelmi, That was a far cry from today’* lioBit service edvltor of the Flori­ At the general meeting of the perty damage estimated by local mail load handled by rural de­ da paww corporation, sooke lilt Women’a Auxiliary of Seminole police authorities at approximately livery carriers. For example. In a i w In the De Bary community Memorial Hospital held Friday 8300. homo on the well planned kitchen. evening in the City RaD, Mrs. W. Brown Miller, (8, chairman recent 12-monlh pelod, nearly tnvIUtlons will be Issued the Robert S. Stones genera! chair­ of the Board of County Commis­ eight billion pieces of mall were Bead* of various organizations to man of the Follies entitled sioners. driver of the sedan, re­ handled for rural patrons. }neet In the community center at “High Fever" to be presented portedly ran a stop sign st the InToday, there are 31,888 routes a later date to discuss theta Feb. I and •, explained the pro­ ersectlon as he traveled aouth serving 54,980,000 mall patrons on Laurel Ave. Hoplrs with Mn. Nelmi nnd to ject (o the group. She stated the over more thin 1H million miles /micide on additions to the center'! aim of the production is to secure The 1BSO Dodge truck was driven of routes that extended Into vir­ and owned by ITubert Brown, 56pfttchen facilities. tually all the counties of the an orthopedic operating table for Since most of the local clubi the hospital—a very much needed year-old yardman of 1704 W. tth United Slates, ns well as Into ter­ St. utilize the center for partial and piece of equipment for bone »ur- Damage to the 1151 Ford sedan ritories and poasesslon* of ' the gatherings of Importance, It la gery priced at 81243.80. United States. And, during tha fis­ was estimated at 8400, of general interest that the center Mrs. Stone discussed the organi­ Sgt. Ben Butler of the Sanford cal year ended last June 30 alone plan for useful electrical conven­ sing of various committees and Police Department lnvcitlgaecd there were 591.000 patrons added ience!. to rural delivery route*, while a the function of each. She stated thj accident. total Of 11,798 extensions of rural that this would be the only big TULANE Has TIIHEE . 1iroject for the year which Is the routes were made to provide more GRID CAPTAINS and better service. policy of the Auxiliary to have NEW OKI.EANS. La. {API only one solicitation from the Rural delivery was first officially t'K Tulane has three football merchanti and public annually. suggested by Postmaster General Y captains this season. They are She urged that anyone having John Wanamaker In 1891. <C ontinued from pagt One) * fullback Ronny Qulillnn, tack­ talent for this production or know, and room s th a t will he needed to The first bill authorizing rural le Dalton Truax and renter lng individual* with talent con h ouse a ll th e s e people, Including delivery service was Introduced In Donald Miller, All are seniors tact Mrs. W. G. Fleming; that th e h u n d re d s of visitors w ho w ill the House of Represntatlve on Coach Andy Pllney calls co-operation from everyone la the mnke S em inole Rnrrway th e out* Jan. 5, 1191, by James O’Donnell Truax “the best tackle In the keynote to the euccese of the pro­ sta n d in g to u ris t A ttrac tio n in all of Michigan, but It failed to pass. Southeastern C onference." A bill by Congressman Thomas duction. Central Florida. Mrs. Stone added that lists of “On the bails of what happen E. Watson of Georgia becamelaw committees and additional Infor­ ed In Orlando with It* Ben While 51arch 3, 1883. appropriating |10,. mation concerning this endeavor Raceway ae a training track only 000 for experimental rural deliv­ Would be published at a later date. and as a key tourist attraction er. This, together with 820,0000 Mr*. A. W. Epps Sr., president of that city, cun be expected to appropriated for the same purpose of the Auxiliary, announced thst repeat In Sanford and Seminole on July 16, 1894, was not Im­ mediately used, the Postmaster the recent “cake mix” sale had County,” >Kemp continued. been a success and thanked all "At Hen While Raceway, where General deeming the amount In­ who had participated in this pro- a top of 550 harness horses train sufficient. On June B, 1898, another 810,0000 l#ct. each season, a survey has dls She stated that a district meet­ closed that close to 30 owners, together with the prior 830,000, ing of the Auxiliaries, with the trainers and others associated was made available and the first state president presiding, would with the business have bought or experimental rural delivery serv be held at the Langford Hotel In built homes," Kemp elted. "With Ice was estabUshehd the following Winter Park on Oct. I t from ten aa many as 800 horses In train Oct. 1. to four o'clock with a two hour lag at Seminole Raceway, mak Many event* In postal history lunch period. have been marked by big cere­ lng R tbe largest-populated har­ She urged all to attend thla monies such as when the Pony function who possibly eould for ness training track In the world, Express began between Saint Jo­ evan greater things can be ex­ It will be a very informative seph, Missouri and Sacramento, pected to happen." California, on April 3, 1860. But and helpful meeting. Kemp pointed out that harness the Wait Virginia experiment was Those whe plan to attend are requested to place their raserva- horse owners and trainers and launched with little fanfare, and tloni with Mra. Bppa by Oct. IB. those who follow these activities, under a cloud of criticism. Critics come to Florida for the entire six- said It would be impractical and month season. Many trainers re­ expensive. main for longer periods, but many "They were certainly proved put down their roots since they wrong," Bummerficld noted. l» are at their winter training "The effect the Post Office Derequirements of county Children’* ground* for a longer period of partment’s rural delivery ha* pro­ Committees In the area. time earh year than they are In duced upon the American scene The Seminole County Children’! any other location. in 60 year* can scarcely be exag Committee helped plan the Tampa The five new trainers were list­ geratrd," he said. "It stimulated meeting which la scheduled to last ed aa Pete Dally and Eddie Ha development of the parcel post, I day and a half. Them* of the vena, who race primarily at Sara and it aided grealp In the estab conference is "Knowledge: First toga In New York, and John llshmcnt of the American aystem Step to Action." Special features Mors® and Bryan Webber who of roads and highways. of the conference will Include "In- hold out at Batavia Raceway In "Moreover, lU effect on com terest groups” Where parents, (hat state, and Black Holt of Ma­ merce, as a vital link betwen In teachers, clvle club representative* son, Mich., How racing In Qucbee. dustry and the American farm and professional people may hear family has been tremendous, and about latest developments la diag­ It has i great cultural and social GROWERS, SHIPPERS nosis and treatment of special effect on American life, providing TO TESTIFY handieape; and a "Street of In­ MATCHING COLORS new vistas of communication for formation" where conference dele­ WEST PALM BEACH LEU- Veg­ the rural family. ■^ i m L _ j gatee may learn about services etable growers and shippers from “ Rural delivery service Is still CALL made available by state and pri­ the state’s Lower East Coast today because Increas­ vate agencies and foundations in eime hero today to testify In aa expanding Interstate Commerce Commission ing number* of American* are the area. The Lumber Number moving out of the more congested The conference begins at 10:30 hearing on reorganisation of the areas Into suburban surroundings," for Sudden Serrico Florida East Coast Railway. a. m. on Thursday, Oct. U In tha Mr. Summerfield went on. "Thus, Their testimony was In support Improvement Tampa Terrace Hotel In Tempa of the rural delivery The Local Children’s Committee of the Flolda Railroad and Utili­ service also means bettco mall ties Commission which Is backing emphasized the fact that the dis­ for Increasing numbers of operation of the Jack­ service Lumber & Supply trict conference la the first ever Independent suburban families,” he said. sonville to Miami rail line. held specially for the central Yard Control of FEC, operated under One of the five original "RFD" Florida area, and that there will Federal Court aupervlsloa since it carriers, Melvin T. Stridor of 213 W. Third flt be no registration fee. defaulted on a 45 million dollar Charles Town. W. Va., is still liv­ Sanford, Fla. first and refunding bond Issue in ing, Incidentally, and a prominent r-TA ORGANIZER DIEM citizen active In banking and bustSARASOTA lit— Mr*. Etta T. 1831, is the principal Issue In a ness in his city, Summerfield not­ battle between the St. Joe Paper Spi-gue, 78, who helped organise 1■ P AI NTS ed. the first parent-uaehcr associa­ Co. and the Atlantic Coast Line The ealary level of carrier* to­ Railroad. tion about 80 years ago In Wash­ day is many times greater than ington, D. C. died yaaterdsy. the 8200 a year of IBM. For exam­ VERSATILE VETERAN ple, the pay for a rural route 42 GRAND FORKS, N. D. (AP) mllaa long today la, under last —Dick (Bing) McBride, Uni- year’s Public Law 88 salary in­ varsity of North Dakota laft creases, 88,7W to 84,410 a year, halfback and top Sioux scorer depending on length of eerviee, In 1955, has played end, full­ plus longevity pay and equipment back and both halfback spota. allowance. Raceway County HILL To Our Friends Iand Customers We Are Now Open For f Business AFTER Extensive ita H e n an* Shalt c a rry a a a lt e th e r b u iln tta s t Incident th e re to o r con­ nected th ere w ith In th e c ity ot,H anford, F lorida, and th a t th e un d ere la n rd a re th e only person* In te re atrd In enld buslnaa*. • D eled a t Hsnford. F lo rid a, this ISth d e v of Septem ber, l i l t . JACK niKOKI. nOH KRT WADDON NICHOLAS A. CAt’fT O SJCU H. Itrech tu rre t D aytona Ileacb. F lo rid a A tto rn ey fo r Applicants. M iss E. A. Hunter Joins Occupational Therapy Profession Mbs Elizabeth Anna Huntrr ef 618 Oak Ave. Sanford, has passed the national registration examina­ tion qualifying her to practice the T IIH e m e t t r COUNT OF TMK profession of occupational the­ IX M A TH JlTUCtAX. CIRCUIT IX AND ilt SKM IXal.K COUNTY, FI-ORrapy, the American Occupational M 111 A 1R CMAXCKRT XO. eiT*. im im cR Therapy Association announced u l e a v i b a m u o -N H . p u ln U f( today. Min Hunter Joins the ranks of itO UER LKK SIMMONS, D' , ( a d u | t more than 5,000 men and women XOTICR TO APrU.AR TO I1HFKND who are entitled to write the Init­ STATU AXIS OF FIAJIttlJA. tlH S E T ials “O.T.R." (Occupational The­ o V r o c ih ii L E E HUIMOKA Whose rapist, Registered) after their trvildHfirft «nd tdaIIIdw iwdfM* *■ name. A relatively new profes­ I t P r u i p i c t F lic** N tw ir k * If aw sion, occupational therapy is a J'" d u ARE 1IERKUY NOTIFIED field In which the demand for ser­ th a t su it fo r divorce and euitody m inor children h«e bern M M vice* da three times greater than of nanlnst you In th e C ircu it C ourt o f the number of prions In the field. H tm lnole C ounty. F lorida. In C h a n ­ by lll.KAVIK SIMMONS la Occupational therapists give cery, Ihe ahoye m in te d caure. Ynn a re treatment on the doctor’* pre hereby req u ire d to file y our Aner a n d /o r o th r r a le e plead In aescriptlon In the form of supervis­ ew ro rd en c e w ith law w ith th e C lerh ed activity to pcaplc Injured phy­ of th e above e a lttle d C o u rt aad to eerve a c o p r of sam e upon sically or mentally by accident D orothea W ateon, A ttorney for or disease. They work In general I’ln lntlff. at ISA N orth Zleln S treet. f-A, Orlando. F lo rid a on or before and gviychlatrlc hospitals, medi­ th e XOIh dnv of O ctober A. D. ISIS. cal Installations of the Armed o th e r wire a D ecree I’ro Confeeeo ill be en tered a g a in s t .y o u for Services and Veterans Admlnls- w fa ilu re to so serve and file f o u r trallon, In rehabilitation centers, An-wer or o th e r d e fen tee ae r e ­ hy Inw. curative workshops, schools and quired W ITNESS my hnnd and eeal of homes for the handicapped, aged sold C ourt, this l i s t day of S ep­ tem ber. A. D t»J* deaf and the blind. O. P. I! RUN DOM C lerh of th e C ircu it C ourt Mis* Hunter graduated from the To and F o r Sem inole C ounty, curriculum In occupational ther­ Senford. Florida By R I . B urdick apy at Richmond Professional In orolhea W atson stltute, College of William and D A ttn rre v for T ls ln llff Mary, one of ihe 29 colleges In S!A North Vlntn S tre et. 1-A ___ the United States offering pro­ O rlando. F lorida grams In occupational therapy ap­ IX T H E U U t A TT COU RT IK AKU illlll COUNTY, proved by the American Medical FO R l l l l . l . *FnLoOt Rt nID A Association. A D ll ED FINANCE COMrANT. HEPT. 28 Admissions: Jean Brooklyn (Lake Mary) Births: Baby Boy Brownlee Discharge*: Lulu Henry (Sanford) Violet J. Cockren (Sanford) Mr*. Edith Rogers (Sanford) 81rs, Harry Scott and baby girt (Longwood) Dr. Harry Silsby (Sanford) Jeff Davta (Sanford) Mrs. Mavis Elgin (Longwood) SEPT. J» Admissions: Levy Jones (Sanford) Florence C. Botafonl (DeBary) Oabrida Fisher (Sanford) Hattie Owens (Sanford) Births: Baby Girl Brooklyn Baby Boy Fisher Discharge*: Lorraine Langford (Lake Mary) Trudy Walden (Sanford) HEPT. 30 Admissions; Esal* Sessions (Sanford) NO. 47;* ^ || > ; i u r r . i | * t a U nder and by v irtu e of a F ieri F arin a lu u ed o u t of am t uniter tb s seal of th s County C o u rt In and fo r llllltb u ro u a h County. F lo rid a, dated Dscom ber 17. IS U Ik * norlain cause w herein Allied Finance com pany, a F lo rid a c o rp o ra tio n Is P lain tiff, a a d '> » < » “ L ee Shiver a n d W ilm a Shiver, bln wife, a r# dnfsndanta. I have lev ltd on and w ilt on N ovem ber I, II3S tha tarns hslna a R egal Sales Day and d uring th s leg al hours nf ssle. o ffe r for sa ls a t th e fro n t door of th e S sm luuts C ounty C o u rt­ house In Hanford. F lorida. Afl-J tell to th a M aheat and b e st bidder, for cash, a u b jsct to all a n d /o r any p rio r Hens u r encum brance^ tha follow ing described re e l pro p erty la Sem inole C ounty. F lorida, to -w lti txita S and 1S of R lnrk I of Rosalind H eights Hubdlvlelon, acco rd in g to p lat th ere o f re ­ corded In P ie t llook 1. P a g e IT, of the public record! of S*mlnote County. Florida. Sold to sa tisfy said F ie ri F acies aad m ats. Discharge: Irie Bell Young (Sanford) (XT. 1 Admission*: Helen Bryan (Sanford) Charlie Carter (Sanford) Mary Jo Smith (Benson Junction) Legal Notice LO W C O S T NDTK’H OF IXTRXTIOX TO II Kite i *t i : r f i c t i t i o u s x a m k I* rn in p llsn ce w ith lln u ic Rill No. 1171, C h a p te r N um ber ZOSI!, l-*wn of F lo rid a. A cta «f m i «■ an,ended. la v , ta il, r HTSe. see. I, tb s undsrtU -ncd will r .s l a t e r w ith th e C lsrk u r the Clr••ult C ourt In Hrm lnnte County, M urids, upon receipt nf proof of publication nf th is nolle*, Ih s r»lInwln* flclIUoua nam e. to -w lt; HANFORD IIIIOADCAHTINO COM" A n y , len t Incorporated I, under which we ih a ll be e n aap ed Is th s business of s radio b ro a d ra e tln a H IG H P R O T E C T IO N ^SAN EO RD AlUNTK NAIIWAL BANK Mtmber FDIC P L U M B I N G y o u r flo o r* w i t h P r a t t X a m b r t t ” 6 1 ” F l o o r V a r e is h .^ Cash & Carry T h a ,h a n d -ru b b e d lo o k o f' S a tifi, t h e p o l i s h e d d e p t h o f C le a r G lo s a o r t h e r ic h , m a ( t* fiiiiih o f D u ll f h a a m e l l o w , f LANEY D R Y C LE A N E R S C. H. LANEY OWNER Hi 110 E. Second S £ Iw lh a t kk j g g r P IQ .7 h «r Now Available, Law Finance Plan Na Dawn Payment—3* Month* To Piy 1M7 Sanford Are. - f L IT US H tLP yem eeJeef yeme geafeeteA mmd tegdx We raa save f — time, awes/ effort t Water Heater, Septic Tank A Sewer Phone 465 •* b .c k jro u n d w hich S ,tier* „, > oo u u r rugs, r u g s , d rap r a p eries e r i e s aa ^y / furniture. And ih t upkeep’ . / ' • o e a sy L f u s t w h i s k w i t h a ) m o p „ j n o w a x in g , e v e r l tm m rn lilt and . __ sack Of DM BM hereb y notKIod ... to p re sen t any claim e la s^ . dem and! w hich you, o r e ith e r you. m ay h a v e a g a ln it th a e sta te of OW EN J. PO PE, deceased, l a t a or said C ounty, to th o C o u m y Ju d a o of Sem lnof* C ounty, F lo rid a, a t h i, office in th a c o u rt h ouse of aalil C ounty a t S anford. S em i­ nole c o u n ty . F lo rid a, w ith in sight* c a le n d e r m onths from th s tim e ec ih s firs t p u b lie stlo n o f th la tiotlea. E ach claim o r dem and sh a ll be la of re eld sn rs and po st office a d ­ d ress nf th s rla lm a s t, and shall bo sw orn to h r tho c la im a n t, Ms a s s a i or a tto rn e y , a n d a n y each c la im n r. dem and not so fllod ih a ll b* void. I.uclllo Pop* Johnson As e x e c u to r of th o Lost W ill a n * T estam ent of OW EN J. POPE, deceased DOL’aCAB HTKNHTHOM A ttorney fo r E s e c u trlx :n l E dw ards Itullrtlng Hanford. F lo rid a First publication Sept IS, ISIS.' st.s .., this it a great idea — add additional living area to your home sconomically by by sndoting your open porch. Screen in summer... glass in winter, i t MONIV I O N I - 1 T i n s t o MY 11 * I * # 4 * > . # ) ) our Tt * r continuous and Successful selllng through HANSBROUGH Auction Plan. Only a few dstas remaining open for Klorids properties in October end November. Contact us at one* for inspection of yoar property without obligation. Metcsif Bldg. Orlando 445T1 ABSOLUTE AucTioN ORLANDO U k* rherokso Overlooking Besutiful LAKE CHEROKEE APTH. 4SS Palmar Bt., Corner Osreola BA 6 Choir* Inroms Units sail 9-Car Garega TUE8, OCT. * - lil« P.M. This property consists of a desirable 2-story 5-rmtt- *• psrtment building known as the Lake Cherokee Apart­ ment* together with more than 1 sera of besutuulty landscaped ground overlooking charming Lake Cherokee, plus H-rsr gang* with 2 bedroom apartment. P lu s 8-ear In addition to this apartment building and ground*, there a rt eioinlng lota on rack lids. Ths entire property win | bo sold as s whole of In 3 separate tracts.____________ WINTER PARK FURNISHED HOME 1515 Iodises Arena* 3Bed room - Hi Balk WEIL, OCT. 18-1:88 P.M. Thla charming home la | situated on a nice ils* lot lOO'xltO'. adequately and beautifully landscap­ ed with many tropical plantings of variety. It'* I of CUB construction with B very good asbestos shlnglt roof, with enclosad eaves. All ths rooms In this home are com­ pletely end beautifully famished, C O U N T T TAXES ONLY!' ORLANDO 8818 Hsrgill Drive ARDMORE MANOR MODE )ERN HOME Fu?ntehed ar • B u y ___ . iefureisliRt UBfureh TIIURB, OCT. I I . 1:88 P.M. Tho all-new furnishings Include a Hotpolnt elect­ ric range and a Westing house refrigerator. This beautiful new, modem masonry home has a life­ time. built-up roof, furred w e l l i end hardwood floor* throughont T h e windows ere ell alumi­ num Jalousie type with ceramio tile window sills. Tho grounds are sodd­ ed and attractively loadscaped. AucTioN WINTER PARK IS Lake Drive w | Bess Ilful KilUreey Point LAKE KILLARNET Lakes tew Horn* I Large Bedroom* WEIL, OCT, 17•1:80 P.M. A very attractive large I modern home with all kind* of modem feature*. Concrete block construc­ tion with red brick trim end eUy tile roof. Dou­ ble carport*. A neigh­ borhood of Urge homes of Ugh value. iii'.'l ii tv t UNRESERVED UNRESERVED' GAINESVILLE 1108 N.W. 8th St. 2-STORY BRICK HOME TUE8., OCT. 11-1 :M P.M. I This beautiful residence of brick and hollow-tiia I si ruction — built to last. The (fret floor features an unI usually large 17lkx3B’ living room with a Urge opee I fireplace — a Urge dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, | pastry, Urge bedroom with private bath and a Urge I sun room. I On tbe second floor, there are 4 large bedrooms with S c °n n c ctln £ j)* th ^ lu ]^ ^ ew in ^ >roonii ^ ^ ^ MiBM>^ ^ Discount For If You Prefer T s All C red l i o n i s l P e rs n a t Ita v ■K C laim s a r llo m aad s A nnin.« ABSOLUTE ftoullhll to m o d a m is o y o u r b a th r o o m th o A M E K ia u rr £ u « d * » d w a y I l a th o C a n rt o f th o C a aa ty J a d e s , n* ml an te C sa n ty , F lo rid a, la P ro b ate. l a ro t R ita ls a t OW EN J. PO PE lull W tl.I.lA M L E E SH IV E R and WILMA SH IV E R h i. Hospital Notes E m p h a s is * t h « n a t u r a l ! Pickup and Delivery NOTICE IB ItE R E D T GIVEN th a t we e re m a s s e d In b u iln e n a t Set E. I l t h lit. u n d e r th s fictitio u s sam e of lls n s s tt'o TV B a lts and Service .nd t h s t w e Intend to r e a ls te r said nam e w ith th s C terk of th s C ircuit Jourt. H .m lnnt* C ounty. F lo rid a. In accordance w ith Ih s provision of the F ic titio u s Nam e S ta tu te . to -w l|: Section Sfl.S* F lo rid a S ta tu te s ISIS. R obert U R agsdale Ja m es K. B u rk e tt ■■-Him 1A — »-a-■ E3iT*rws a F lo rid a corporation. Alterations: 15% 3 . I» HOBBT. OWB R lF F Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a By J. L Hobby O*a* RE n o n Ta,* w co uR ■ Siiivi* t S. i f a n i e e l o 101**1 W allses ;Z D ulldlng A anrx T am pa I, F lo rid a A tto rn ey s for PIU lR tlff ^ Outside the City Limtte ef genferd On U.8, Hwy. 17-88 SUN HELL COURT Completely Faralahed CBS HOME COTTAGES, OVER. KITE UNITS THU Its, OCT. IS•llU P.M. The Sun Dell Court fronts 118 f t on the Highway anu e x t e n d s beck epproa tmatcly 962ft In depthto paved French Aire., w h ic h is now being de­ veloped Into e high-grade r e s i d e n t i a l ares. This U s good Income op­ portunity in a choice lo­ cation on well travelled mein North-South U i . Hwy. 17-82. Watch your newspaper for more details and write M I descriptive folders oe these end other coming salsa hw ._ on Apt., Davtone Beech area: Urge ah I tractive Onset Home In Lake Wales; a Subdivision ea |IT.8. R t 41; na oaUtanding Tourist sttrectloa ea U J . R t 1) Income Property on U-8. R t 1| aad t mnaef Centra] Florida Hose**; South ef Lee*burg aa R t 461— lflB acres ef Htsidsatlel aad com j '-1 %* �t h e Parade of the BUvtr Dollars! That n tjr well bo ths tltls to this bit •.story conorntng Sanford and on# of Its ; Last Friday morning Ths Sanford Hamid Id Its employee with tho largest coin mlntn the United States—and they were nr. pieces of »Qver—coina that won’t go Oticed wherever they show up, as was experience throughout tha city. More than two thousand silver dollar* ie their way into the tills, coin boxes, ?3mk registers and' safes of tha local mar. ghanta. . . A s-m ore than twenty eight employes lined up to get their weekly pay in the heavy Sihrer coins, each om expressed hi* or her toothed Of spending the weekly earnings. . A doctor's Mil was paid, ladles hose ware .thought, grocery stores reealved their share, ' ’filling stations, drug stores, department ^Stereo, dime stores, furniture stores, in^purenee agents, beauty parlors, gift stores, yeetaurants and applianos dealers all received ;_ a ^ a ri of Tha Sanford Harald Waakly payiV Again nsxt wook ths mors than two thou. -H----J adotlars HosM Meftf I sihrer willLabsako««la1u4 chaanalsd(nle into eoonomlo systsm of Sanford to set In Ion another picture of how big a part gr Perhaps not a singls store will be missed the silver doRani make their way from J cue merchant to another caught In tha maeletrom of turning over a t least five times before finally finding Its way into tha bank .-depoaitofian of the rity. « A 1100,000 annual payrollwould be sore* 1/mlotod If It were taken out of the economy j of the dtp. J U you'd like to see some of the people I who were spending the silver dollars, turn < te page seven of todays edition and.you will mora than llkaly rocognlx* soma of the ew toaers who daily or wsskly visit ths •to n s of Sanford for thalr necessities—food, clothing housing, tonaportation, power, foal and other types of merchandise or IPs p Mg picture—the employs of The The Sanford Harold r a a o n a k iw i. Better ass Pasttoi itm i Sanford Herald and the payroll they receive. If you've seen one of tho silver dollars this past weekend—or you happen to see them this- next weekend—remember that the trip It's taking started at The Sanford Herald. Ths Sanford Herald is a local industry with a staff that la civic-minded, spending their earnings with hometown n\errhents and Investing in hometown security. •0 t # Telephone Pitchmen This may happen to you I Suppose tho telephone rings and a amooth-talklng voica urgea investment in certain stocks as a sure way to make your dollars multiply fast. You don’t know who is calling, and you haven’t heard of the stock he is selling, but he does make the deal sound attractive. Should you take a flyer on it? A resounding “no" is the answer of the federal Securities and Exchange Commis­ sion, which is charged with regulating such matters. Telephone sale of stocks are de­ frauding American investors of millions of dollars. The situation is so bad that SEC officials held a proas conference in Washing­ ton to issue a warning. Confidence game operatora and even circus pitchmen are being used in some places to pry loose the savings of gullible persons via telephone. One shady outfit is reported to have sold three end a half mil­ lion aharea of virtually worthless stock In six months—-at seventy-five cents to a dollar a share. Host of the stocks offered in this way are, if not worthiest, highly speculative. The SEC is doing something about the matter. With money from Congrasa, it has added new personnel to run down fraud. But, aa the SEC chairman pointed out, "the American people have to take some responsi­ bility to help defeat these scheming ~aera­ tors." What can would-ba Investors do? They can tall tha 8EC about fast-talking telephone pitchmen. They can get the caller to mail his offer in writing, thus giving the SEC grounds for prosecution If there Is fraud. They can make a point of invaating through persons they know or through recognised— and thus BEC-pollcad—agencies, That will leave the gyp artiste holding the, line so long they'll hang up for good. Tight M oney M a y Be O ur Saviour BY (AM DAWHON I wall as profiting by tbs blgbsr NEW YORK o n - T i g h t money' inUr*.t rsu> th .t tight moaay hsi been cait In the villain's role brinfi In recent months, It ha. been . . . ^ blamed for everything from the llrt ‘ a tu e s Ute drop In etoek price, to the dlffl- problem, solely along these lines. culty young eouplt. have In raov-1 Their larger idea is to protect Ins Into th .lt droam hou»e.. food t |m#a and slreteh tham out. plants. raw material*. Inventor. 1 »•*. houateg or pubUc works. When the demand for Invert- ■« ment outrun. ..vlng, the money: gtU ^ ind jnU rtlt riU, riae.i That', whau haa been happening. £*£• And the bank eaya It’s healthy I tW"*... ' “ ,7 " ti.hr ro In 1 U t 1 *“ * “ U,*lr ln.ur.nce and mortgage lending U m.v .« lM r lh,! “ *Bl,ch ta b*,ln< 2 ? men attack the problem a. It af. —and with perhaps equal author- fW l tnfliUd priffl «nd future rather than our foe. (ty -o n the other aide.; aavlng.. A home mortgaRo Pb‘>*r*m*n The Guaranty Tru.l Co. of Naw A reasonably rtable price level n*v A Yorl1 10 lu O '10***1, out for rontlmniM roo7n£.S r . „ « I r f i e w 1i ‘ r ^ ht day «y« that pr«ent tight money I nomle growth, Ray D. Murphy, mnn. ? 1?H . f r ■ h.*lthter eoudlltana a rt ■ natural develop- board chairman of Equitable Life money will assure a healthier, an,jn ol co.itr'vcil V j A.turanee Society, eaya. He telle growth of tho economy. And ■ 2*,*_, n __ _ .k u i. iv . m u i i.. i . Ilka to see the dollar* in which they are repaid be worth as much os the dollars they lend, Life In- from Ughtik aaya the avlng "very froo market derwrltere that Insurance men mustn't alt Idly by If in the future the government should "adopt pelIdea which rob policyholders and annuitants of their aavlngs," it notes that Giving up a few loan* mo It use. tho baste,now if hotter than risking more of loaaabl#1teflatlon, aceordlng to WalWr H. of demand! Dreior, pr.iid.nt of tho U.8. gav!.. co n c.n tt, teg k l * t . Vmgue, The Chicago, irnmeata In Mr* “unltas wa can promise am ts want- that the dollar will rental t stabV vestmant In *nd retain Its purchasing powsr" --------------- people won’t save. And If tiny don't tha league members and tho bankers won’t have tha money to lend to wouldba buyer* of homes. PHAIkll Tqmato N ot Fruit 0? : Away All Boats M NEW STO RE HOURS H ill Hardware Co. , | 0 UT THISifUEHTION I have a lot f money Invested In my shots* rifle, and other hunting equmient. It’s hard to keep everytUg protected white tramping atamd In the woods Can you Inski m / hunting equlpment ■ iHt, loss from theft, fire, da age, or just plain losing UT Ph m077 o d Be Happy In The "Jimmy, now mwy tlm ^ m u n , r Itely oariter (Ma year te various party publications. White tho leadership of tho American Communist party claims H le net a luaatea agent. It Is a (pet those Otrars were admitted only after MUte Khrushchev, Jeff Chandler Julia Adams ALL NAVY PERSONELL IN WNTVytM VPEE U.S. Red Leaders Adm it Errors The U. S. Communist party, a c ., In abort, tha Isadora concodi cording to the committee doeu- that urder thalr guidance the parmoat,'. will sew try to work with |ty has become “isolated" from other groups more than tn the'the mainstream of American lire, it. Thu* the admission of arrors The loaders .ay they blindly sca part of a general fsce-llfUag eepted mid-ltth century Marxism as their blble - although they But the U. S. Communist party, don't us* that word—In aoUt era whlrtt h r .more than a quarter lury* America without doing lodt Of o emtury has held lurtt up os tho on« orgsnlistlon fit to run tha country, makes Itself ludicrous by Its admissions of stupidity, bUadness and utter lack of on elemen■ry understanding of forces tn American Ufa. Here are some of tbo mistakes the leaders concede they made: They as pecled the United State* to start World War III; they re­ duce their own membership too much deliberately and than lost additional thousands needlessly by thalr tactics and bad Judgment; they predicted, planned far, ma­ jor (teprastloae In this country In IMS. IMP and 1PM; they miauaderslood and underestimated this country’s economic strength; they misunderstood tho American la­ bor morsment; they misunder­ stood American Negroes by think, teg their struggle for equality was some kind of subconscious antkapIlaUsm. L A M Running wild • its rttd n a U ensral effects of Jet sound on tho human nervous system, a problem that la bocomlag more important with the development of more power­ ful Jet engines. TON’ITE The tomato ia not a fruit, in the eyes of the Iqtqrptate Commerce Commlaaton. This was made d ear whan a Florida truckS t W O N in iO N RATES ing company applied for authority to haul fa* par week o * s Mo.in si oe frozen fruit juices, including tomato, pine­ - M s Mo»th> be* Tsar Is I * . , lll.se apple and grape. id tiers, sards ef tfisuhi, r**ol titles* ana jem lam eat (or the porno.e of rsl.l«« Pineapple and grape were satisfactory •horses for at resular advsrttslna rote* to the commission. But It said that a|»cl«l w l • Monday, Oct 1,105G authoreation would have to be granted in tha case of tomato juice, BIBLE VERSE I f ya love ma keep my commandments— Now that it ia settled that a tomato is a John 14:18. vegetable and not a fruit, perhaps the comTalk ia cheap, and often discounted by mission will tell ua which came first, the egg or the chicken. ftalleaatir Inner *Hpe menls. Whll doesn’i Ice wi «g«ln.' Wh. ter ini the n, Security O f A Savings Account O k 1 Ct( >KW P i C K The Registration Books of the City of Sanford, Florida, are epaa i t the City Hall, commencing Monday, September 17, IBM, tor the pur­ pose of registering for the Municipal General Election to be held on day a, up to and Including Friday, October £6, 1968. Only thoqe who have reached the ago of 21 during the past year or who have acquired a legal voting residence in Sanford a r e ' re­ quired to ragis ter. All others previously registered since December 1, 1980, are already qullfled to vote and do not have to re-reglater. Your Saving* Insured Up To $10,000 Your plan* for the future will be easier to carry out If you have a plan for saving reg­ ularly. Tho liberal 3% a year earnings here will m ake R well worth your effort and in­ crease your available funds for the future. �THE SANFORD HERALD Mandor, Oct. 1, 1D56 Page B S ocial fa 'Pin-U ps'W onted By Group O f Boys In E. Liverpool, O. M iss M . Cameron Chosen To Portray Typical Freshman Tha Sanford Chamber of Com­ MUt Marty Camtron, daughter merce had • unique letter the of Hr. and M n. J. M. Cameron, other day, unique because of the waa selected to portray tha "tjrplrequest It contained, he ages of eat callage freshman" in a pie* the boy* writing it and their un­ ture atory dona one by tha Owensusual hobby. boro, Ky„ paper. Marty is a freah­ A group of boys whoat ages man at Kentucky Wealeyan Col­ range from 14 to 11 yean old, lage la Owen iboro. operate a recording station on The atory it entitled “A Week Babbs Island in the Ohio River In Tha Ufa of A College Fresband record all the passing boats. man” and atarta with her arrival Since May of 1066 they have re­ on Monday at the airport. From corded 9,689 river boats, and since there aha la taken to tha achool November of last year, have col­ where she la welcomed by the lected 1,148 photographs of dif­ home mother of tha girta1 dormi­ ferent boats. Many river people tory. On Tuesday tha freshman who have seen it say thein is the and transfer students are given finest collection of Dleael-powcra chance to become better ac­ cd towboats they have ever seen. They have had writeup* In ele­ quainted at a picnic and fireside ven different publications in­ service, cluding the Waterways Journal Wednesday finds Marty attend­ and the Work Boat, and have even ing a reception honoring first y tir had a mention over the radio. Kentucky Wesleyan s t u d enia, They have built a 20 x 25 ft. which was held in the home of tbo cabin on the island and have president of the college. Thursdey •plaatered" the walls with pinups it's down to business, with regis­ and now they are asking th« San. tration to attend to and class MR. AND MRS. ROUERT WRAY with their two children Cathy and John Steven*. ford Chamber of Commerce to schedules to be worked out. Friday send them pictures of Sanford aces «ariy resting In the school Mrs. Harry Titshaw girls In "swim suits, shorts, or Infirmary after four daya of new Robert Wray Moves Longwood Women tha like" to add to their collection college experiences and prior to of pinups. Entertains Club Visit Lake M ary attending a faculty reception In Family To Sanford The boys have heir own letter­ the evening. By Saturday the Home Demo. Meet A t Thursday M eet head itatlenary, complete with orientation period la over and it’s Three Weeks Ago time to get started on the aerioua Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wray end The lake Mery Homo Demon- The Ladles Society of the Bro­ Ihe name of the capU^t, Dan business of classes and study; and I their two children Cathy S, and s'rntlon Cluh met Thursday at in therhood of Locomotive Firemen Owen, who wrote the letter; the tat Mate, But Delaney: and tha finally comes Sunday, a day >0 John Steveni, 4. live at 2207 Cor“l ,he U kc Mljry Chamber and Englncntrn held Its monthly Cabin Boy, Jaff Owen. The Cham­ dova Drive. They earn* here from of Commerce building. Miss luncheon Thursday, Sept. 27, at ber of Commerce did not say MISS CARRIE LYNN REDKIELD, daughter of Lt. Cdr. rest and to prepare for that Wll.on opened the meeting and Mrn. Vernon Lester Redfield, fomerly of this city, and cond week of erhool. Tampa about three weeks ago and Siyrtle the Flag Salute ami a prayer. the home of Mrs. Hirry Titshaw. whether or not they planned to Mr. Wray Is now emoloyed ns Civil with Richard Lambert Milligan, of Jacksonville, were mnrricd Mrs. H. H. Fortner, president, comply with the request. Service, Administrative Assistant, Reports were given by the mem­ Conducted the short business ses­ Saturday a t Willow Grove Naval Air Station in Pennsyl­ Birthdoy Party bers who attended the short In the office of Captain Robert W. Course held at Gainesville, on what sion, after which a bake sale was vania. The bride attended Seminole High School her sen­ held with -Mrs. Alfred Greene ser­ ior year und graduated with the class of ’54. She now lives Honors Mrs. Sapp, Jackson at the Naval Air Station. they did and learned. In his off houn he “ likes to fish", a t “None Such Forms" in Huckinghum, Pa. The bride's Mrs. Maude Tuppcr, whose pro­ ving as auctioneer. and couldn't have picked a better father, Lt. Cdr. Redfield, was with VC-9 for two years M iss D. Freeman After the "delicious" lunch, the spot for It than Sanford and sur- ject was "Music To Enjoy" led members held the quarterly birth­ while in Sanford and is now stationed at Johtisville N.A.S. the group In song. Mn. John A joint birthday celebration was rounding territories. held Sunday Sept. 16, in honor Mrs. Wray, better known to her Kshlr gave a very amusing ac­ day party, at which a decorated in Johnsvilie, Pa. count of how tho ladies had tu fit cake and glfte Wore presented to of Mrs. G. B. Sapp, who celebrated her Slit birthday, and Miss Date own par­ Mrs. Titshaw and Mrs. Harry Freemen, who celebrated her “ Pm a homebody end It takes all ticular size in rclailun to tho Wilson. eighth. The party was held on the of my time w keep up with the topic of "Sewing." Mra. Charlei Those present were Mrs. Tit­ lawn of the home of Mr. and Mrs. children." Cathy Is In the third SJublnm gave a very good report shaw, Mrs. Greene, Mre. Fortner, C. E. Bumted. "Family Business" and Mrs. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. L. E. Jeffords, grade at Southside School, while on MONDAY | arul Istters of Paul wilt be conCarl Moss, whoso subject was Mrs. Vernon Hardin, k in H. E. Tlte Rev. George Cal tun will tinued by the pastor, Reverend Those attending were Mrs, G. B. John Steven Is etlll looking for­ “Home," told of being taught to Turner, Mn, Dox Bennett, Mn. Sapp. Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Sapp ward to the day when he can go conduct the morning devotions Milton H. Wyatt, Sr., Mr. and Mn. J. A. Sapp J r , off to school every morning like buy and sclrct things for the home George Harti, Mrs J. A. Calhoun, over WTUR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m.! The Find Baptist Church will and daughter Barbara Ann end you might be going to build and Mrs. Arthur Pitts, and the host­ The Catholic Women's Club will have their Prayer Sendee at 7:30 son Johnny, Mn. Barbara Count the “big kids” do. how to improve on the home you ess. hold their first get-acquainted' p. mand daughter Debbie Lynn, at! of The Wreyi attend the Presby­ already have. Mrs. Vincent Mameeting at the Yacht Cluh at The Sanford Woman's Club will St. tcrkl gave an enlightening talk Augustine. Mr. end Mrs. Aaron terian Church here In Sanford. 8:11. Mrs. Louise Bauman will have its first meeting, a lunch­ Wcthcrington on "What Make* You Tick" and New Brownie Troop and eon Jimmy, preside over Ihe meeting. All ucw eon, at the club building at 12:30 Mr. and Mn. Jaraee Turner and; listed ten points on finding things members of the parish are invit­ p. ra. Hostesses will be Mrs. Al­ eon, Johnny, Ur. end Mrs. in your character you did not Learning Promise, ed to attend. bert Hardesty, Mrs, lloy TUlls, Aaron Curamlng and daughters know were there. She also told ? The Sunbeams and G. A.’s of Mrs L- T. Doss, Mrs. B. R. Bcch Penny and Patricia Mrs. Gladys, ^ AnAtnon> Mn of Mr. , nd ways you can improve your char­ Story O f Brownies tha First Baptist Church will meet. and Mrs J. A. Young. George acter, The members of the newly Mr*. B* w- Anderson, Route 2, Is Touhy will be guest speaker. TUESDAY Johnny Barfield, all of Tampi.i' attending M ..the nBaylor avlnr School for Tha ladica then enjoyed a cover­ formed Brownie Troop, who are School for Tha Sanford Tourist and Shuf- The Women of the P in t Pres- Mrs. MyrtJe Nettles, Mrs, Vlrdle ed dish luncheon, after which in­ all second graders, met recently fleboard Club will hive a covered byterian Church will have lheir; Hertmsn, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boys at Chattanooga, Tcnn. stallation of officers was con­ ■t the Episcopal Parish House. dish supper at 6:00 at the club­ monthly Executive BoarJ Meeting Sapp, Mr*. Clara Wyatt and sons Cdr. and Mrs, J. N. Miller— ducted by Mrs. George Otto. After The girls are engcrly learning the house. in the Session Boom at 10:Uo a. m Eddie and Johnny ami daughter Cdr. Miller Is new commanding of­ the close of the regular business llrownla promise and bacoming The Woman’s Society of Christ­ The Boy grouts of the P int Carol, and Mr. and Mn. C? E. ficer of VAIL*—were wclcomrd meeting, tho ladtea decided they acquainted with the Brownie ian Service will hold an Execu­ Presbyterian Church will meet In Burnaed, of Sanford. ■board at a party last week held would all take their sowing ma­ story. tive Board meeting at 8 a.m. fol­ the Scout Room at the Church at I After dinner Mrs. Sapp and at the Treclop Room of tha Lang­ chines to tho clubhouse and learn Mrs. John HezwiecMs and Mn. lowed by a Business and Program 7:00 p.m. to clean and taku cars of them. Karlyle Hmiahnldcr nre assistant .Miss Freeman opened their lovely ford Hotel. meeting at 0:45 a.m. Guests attending the meeting leaders of tha troop. The Philaihra Class uf the: gifts, after which the birthday The chiefs of VAH-0, many of The Biuwnie Scouts of the First First Presbyterian Churvh will I cake was cut by Mrs. J. C. Sapp Donna Jean Beiwlechls and whum had formerly served wtih Presbyterian Church will- meet in meet at the home of Mrs. W. 8.' and served by Dale Freeman. Xamty Ldgon were present as the Cdr. Miller, renewed old acquaint, the Youth Building at 3:00 p m. Willis. 312 E. 23th Street, at 7:46 newest members of the troop and Executive Board ances at an Informal party held The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ p.m. Co-hostesses will bo Mr*. C. Donna Ruth Ashley acted as day School Class or the First L. Redding and Mrs. A. F. Hunt. Supper Announced at the C. P. O. Club. chairman of the meeting, with O f Woman's Club Methodist Church will hold its The Girl Scuuts of the First refreshments being provided by Jm Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. annual .supper and business meet­ Presbyterian Church will meet at By Wesley Class J. A. Wright Sr., 108 Elliott Ave., To Meet October 3 her mother. ing at 6:30 p.m. Mre. Roy Titlin' 3:30 p.m. at the Church. The Daughters Of Wesley Sun­ la attending the Baylor School for Mr*. Francis Meriwether, prrst. Group will act as hot loses. There The Senior High ■Fellowship Re­ day School Class of the First Me­ Boys at Chattanooga, Tenn. dent of the Sanford Women’s were Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home will also be an installation of creation of the First Presbyterian thodist Church will hold its an­ Club, has called a meeting of the Demonstration Agent, and Mrs offiesra at thla time. Church will m eet'at the Church nual supper and business meeting board * for Wednesday, Oet. 3, Elizabeth Johns, Mrs. John Mur­ Girls O f Troop 149 on Tuesday, Oct. 2., at B.M p.m. The Pioneer Fellowship and at 7:00 p. m. at 0:30 a. m. at her home on Celo- ray, Mrs. George Otto, Mrs. Maude Recreation of the First Presbyter-* The Mid-Week Bible Hour will Mrs. Roy Tillls* Group will serve Invite Boy Scouts ry Ave, Tupper and Mr*. Vinccti Matecki, ian Church will meet In the Youth be conducted by the Rev, A. G. a# hostesses for this meeting She also wishes to remind club of the Longwood Cluhb. which will Include Installation of Building from 6:00 p. m. through Mclnnii, Pastor of the First Pres­ O ut To Silver Lake members who hive not made re­ Members present were Mrs. Carl Officers. The girl* of Troop 140, whose servations for the luncheon to be Moss, Mrs. Charles Sjoblom, Mrs. 1:00 p.m. byterian Church at 7;IQ p.m. leader is Mrs. Fred Robb, had an held Wednesday at 12:00 p. m., August Phillips, Mrs. Olan BootThe Unity Class will meet in the The Chancel Choir will rehearse “Advpnlure in Friendship" last to do so by calling Mrs. Thco Tate, well. Mrs. Vote Werfelman, Mrs. Valdez Motel at I p, m. veryone et First Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon when each of Phono 443, by Tutsday noon. Is welcome. at 7:30 p.m. James Bingham, Mrs. John Kshlr, the girls Invited a boy scout to go The program for this meeting The Seminolo High School P-TA Circle No. • of the Women of Sept. 28 out to Silver Lake for a series of will be a speech on "Mental Mrs. T. A. Stilri, and Mrs. C. C. will hold ite first meeting of the Ihe First Presbyterian Church events—volley ball, archery, rac­ Health" given by Georg* Touhy. | Wright. year in the high school auditorium will meet with Mrs. L. M. Mill- Jimla Holtsclaw ing, horseshoes, and swimming. et I p. m. Parents are urged to saps, 1616 E. 2nd Street, at 10:00 William Wight Kurtly 3rd. Dr, John Morgan After a good deal of spirited attend as the program consists of. a.m. Mrs. Joe Baker is Chairman Amoret Spelr rivalry, Patrol Number Three had open discussion between tho fac­ fMUftbDAV Patrick Jonea tha greatest number of winning ulty ami parent. New policies will WesUide P-TA will meet at 7:30 Gilmer Bteele points for tha day. There were 51 be explained and plans mnde for p. m. at the school. The dale uf Bob Cushing boys and girl* entered in the the romhig year. their carnival has been changed Sept. 28 •Vents. Circle Number Ten of W.S.C.S. from Friday, Oct. X, to Saturday, Barbara Grata will meet at 8 p. m. at the home Oct. 27. The following adults were invit­ of Mn. W. B. Kirby, 1010 S. Friendship night will be o b s e r ­ Verms Wheelesa ed to participate aa coaches: Sept. X Magnolia Ave. ved by tha members of the Order Floyd Kichards, Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Tetlo WEDNESDAY of Eastons Star, Seminole Chap­ Bill Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. Oct. 1 . . j regular Wednesday evening ter Number Two at I p. m. at the Joseph Kricek, Mrs. Cecil Carlton, Sherry Banda Bible Study at F ln t Methodist Masonic Temple. and Mn. Earl B. Gray. Glenn Edward Chorpeniag Church will bo bold at 7:10 In MeOn October 8 and 7. Troop 14* Tha Intermediate Choir of the Why pay Raymond L. Bass Jr. Kinley Hall. The study of the life First Baptist Church will rehearse wilt have * "camp out" at Sliver Mr*. John H. Bennett Lake, the feature of which will be Tommy Young a tent pitching contest. U of F Gator Band Takes A s M e m b r a Two Sanforditei ; Miss Coleen Dawn 1017 West 23th S tm t, and J$ Woodrow Brown, 1801 MeBoovtlW Avenue, have been auditioned end accepted aa members of the Uni­ versity of Florida Gator Band. Colleen, registered In the Uni­ versity as n sophomore, will join the clarnet section. Tho two sophomores wilt appear with tho Gator Band during tho 1860-27 season. The 145-pieco organization will appear In brand new orange and two-tons blue uniforms thla year. M cD aniel's C lass Feted With Party A party waa given at the MeDaniel’s home Saturday, Sept a , In honor of Mrs. Otto McDaniel’s Sunda; School class. Games ware played with prizes being won by Mary Lyn Thomas and Fat Brown. Those who attended tho social were Betty Lou Hfttle, Mary Lyn Thomas, MIm Jo Ann Thomaa, Miss Sally Green, Mias Ttmasn Whitten, Mickle Whitten, Mlse Sara pldtans, Miss Patrtei* Brown, Miss Donna Denney, Oma­ nis Donney, Miss Pot Brown and Mist Diana Brown. For that ladles' hiaeht salad with cashew nut* along with tha regular tents. Serve shortly after the But* have been mixed in err they o n likely to get soggy. Eftaftttyrja a '- w Calendar (pSLiiAnnah Happy Birthday | j U ] li$ ) ilim iiK has the experts wondering HOW IT'S DONEI Nobody knows but y o u out SSSXSZ IttM H . . . a n d fe r m s are flexible at 7:00 p. m. and the Adult Cpoir at 8:00 p, m The Junior Choir will have thrir rehearsal and fellowship at the First Presbyterian Church at 3:46 p.m. The Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will practice ■t the Church at T:M p.m. SATURDAY The R. A.'a of the First Baptist Church wilt meet at the church ■t 8:30 a. ra. cm _ ilh tO W R •election for fall? ’ Then* nrn the vtluca that h*vn the whole clothing Industry wondering: "How do they do R!They'll h*ve you wondering, ton. But wearing x beUeving. C o m in and aeelor jroureelf. Our recks are peeked with brilUsnt new fabric ides*—ia all the popular color tones from mediums to light*—and all tha wanted charcoal tone*. Ymtr alia and model prefertnoe a rt here, toe. Friendship N igh t Slated By O.E.S. • Officer* arl requested to wear formal dresses on Friendship Night which aril! be observed by the membera of the Order of Eastern Bur, Seminole Chapter Number Two, at their meeting Thursday night. The meeting ia scheduled to lake piece at 8 p. » . in the Masonic Temple. ALL WOOL FLANNELS too 45-00 NOTICE ALL WOOL GABARDINES A n The Sanford Merchants Association recommends the stores stay open Wednesday afternoons Beginning 3-6493 you Oct 3rd. Jjuank Thud! 110 s. PARK Jew eler PHONE 1294 k �Coach To Experiment Grooms Panthers M rtf Oc*l* Wild With Heavier Backfield Balls By 6*6 lie ; After Greyhounds beat Winter Park 72-0 • witching tto K nm | Jubilation and calibration ran rlat Saturday night In Mamorta Seminole JV t Meet Stadium aa the underdog Croon* Jum Watken tossed to end WU. Sima. Sltaa made a breath* ______ _ OeLond Wednesdo Aeadomy Panther*, aplrltad by 11am taking grab between two Panther their Vletory over Melbourne lait defensive men and raced too Afternoon Here Saturday night, Jumped to an early remaining IS yards far the Using eBkm ^eB B B Jw O B ^M BBwWWwl • flaM dM Ul Bamlmde ffk# d M u tam ^ balfkaak iBHOni ORn TOOIf #¥ CMCI, lead to the flrat quarter and bald £ u a d i n T o i r i m tom *>*«* Mvora, aoid today that hi* the highly touted Ocala Wild BulU s 1 ehir" * * “ *• spying to their to a « tie. Crooma, newcomer to tempted to brook tto tie with 0 I S J n f S r i S m t a i * 2 own elaaa Wtdaooday afternoon tbe Big • conference and atill on plung* fo> tto oxtra point, and J * ™ ^LuTrenEaL . I when they play boat to th* De- probation to Florida'* colored toot, too onUrt Panttor dofonalvs wall ball power reference, waa tup- stood solid to fepntao Watkoo'a * * •need to fan before the Wild BuUi attempt. ‘ ‘ waul* ■ - PDU‘**1 "After tto wonderful stowing tar At leaet two touchdown*. "They Tto not of too game was a _ *. -in . Oto boy* made against that powir- played • great game,” head men­ tee-saw dafanaive battle totwoan y ? f . MtmrMtod «t tne nui. ^ |^ a u WMg before tor ?m Pair (touted ever tbe two dotermlaod teams. Time afar die t i (bout* and cheers to the Urn. the Wild BsQa from Ocala m stay dreeetog room after the game. charged down tto Bald, to t ovary 2 ? t o ^ S ^ c J S S T i ^ « S 2 "We're en our wayl” Um* they began to threaten too 2 2 k to . h t o e T ^ U d r l to **'**« ■ The Panther’* took tto load In Panther1! tuned bask too poM* ” ■ . iT rT rU . 1M to annuoentog tha cam*. Silvers tho toU gam* wltb low than four tratlon. E r - im T r S r " * |**W U>«t tto imall edmiaaion minutes gone In to* flrat quarter. "What a bunch M boya" men. HEl, ' i- of IS cant* wea da*Ignited to help Tto paielng eomblnalona of Otha tor Pair sang gleefully after too the JVa make road trio* an Loo Abney to Addys Lamb paid final whistle Mdw, "They really **■ same anpertonoo. 'W* o£ again aa the shifty fullbaek came through." ?. * * * * * scheduled this game tor 4 •>. m.l flipped a quickie ovar th* middle Neat Friday night U m Crooma M Z U L e S to a S a S . to that Ito people of Sanford and Lamb rocolred and bit par* Panthera take to tto road when tootoy y g to c ta y t wui M ibalr JVa to acthn. I they meet Jacksonville, one of tto to y tto toertog punch if wo bo pleased with whet dirt from five yarda out. The lop powers in th* Big I conferattempted plunge through* tha powerful Ocala lino for the oxtra "They’ll know we’vo boon there 2T 2 a I ^ S J T S .’ S ^ ”* w * «O hr-i»i r n m l nolnt waa amoothorad. f t - J U r J L L ? W k fu u 10 * * * enaction, have boon Tto Wild Bulls charged back when we get through with tto * V ''l2 u PtoeU*lM told, and eerimmaglng Pair declared. ** 2 ” w q . ^arterbeck- w try U f "We’re neturalty tor- hard on tto return kickoff and t b s yardstick marthod IS yarda down to the a Croons (I) L n .i .J K lZ i toi totoble with tondamentala," firs downs 4 u l hlt/hSM ih,ef t a L ^ a eii!w •H**'* “ ■** "*,t "toning la up* rushing yante so SI iiS J a ??' ^ P*m ej ,t think ,B Utoto mind, tolaenough week, "Wt look n lot xmoother offen- K <mt balfbeck Spoaltlon MT£8t*nthey have slvaly," Silvers said, "and 1 think n waalng yardage to we've found a scoring punch." i< l doalro to push through." 'asseo attempted 10 it**** complete g V j J ^ k S 5 * 2 * T t^ ra !? u 8iJ,r,r* •totoa «*t about N Week befora last the Uttle JVa g at** btereoptc 1 htK r£ J E u iaV “ •» for the Wedneaday afternooe mad* a wonderful defensive and! l ’ *£ ***•- 5 “ foray, sod to sold that tvrry on. offensive showing wbon thsy held ■ lunta I fumblas teat I oJKUL « ie k i ot p a "told got game nxpori- th* mighty Lvmaa Greyhound* o to U points. |M . (®SSSEy People 60 To 80 Tear Out This Ad i one poinl YANKKEE8 10th TEAM POIt rhounJ head WILSON ,id. NEW YORK (AP) — When iCK • the New York Yankees purchased Lyman (1ZI outfielder Georg* Wilton from * the Giants late In the season It . . . and mail it today to find d^ge 29 m*rked Wilson’*iOth team alnt-e ou*. how you can still apply for 4.2 he came Into organised ball In a $1,000 Ilf* Insurance policy to Tto second half opened with help take care of final expenses rented 0 1042. Lyman Initiating • sustained drive without burdening your family. . 2 S^ Wilson began with Owen»boro, You handle the entire transJ that carried t* toe Parker 23 be­ fore the Greyhounds lost the ball Hied IS P,*>fed " i 1*1 8tate»boro, N. a r t l o n by mill with OLD by a fumble. Throe plays later ojs C., Durham, N. C., Roanoke, Va., AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. the Groybounds pounded on • 0 0 0 0— 0 Uirmlngham, Ala., Louisville and No -lNlgatlon. No one will call Parker fumble at tha aamo spot SO0 6—12 Minneapolis In the minora and on you. Write today limply giving your Individual Yardage had chances with thu Chicago Winter Park JV -C . Burns 18; White Sox and Giants. He played name, address apd age. Mail to Woodruff II; Halderman 7;Ju»- In fl2 games for the 1952 Giants Old American Ini. Co., 3 West 9th, Depart. . . , Kansas City, t tlee •; Rost 4. ' Lyman—Hopkln* 52; Fambre 16; Steven* II; Helm* 17 I Lyman Scoring __ __ __ _ ! Hopkln* (M yd. run; llelma (8 tto final town b y 'I m Jd- P“ « from Slcveml — The Lineup* Winter Park JV; E. Davis, G. Broun, 8. Brown, Morris. T. H. JAMES G»T” AGENCY Blackburn, Hoffman, Kirk, Wash­ burn. G- Gibbs, Lanidale, Taft. 312 KAST FIRST STREET C-Greer. B- Wiser, Henson, Ja­ cobi, Adams, Haldeman, Wood­ PHONE 78 ruff, Juitic, Rose, Burn*. H. JAMES COT J A M E S B. GIJT Lyman: E-Miller, Stone, Jordan, Goaaatt. T-Van Horn, Boone, Llsk, Hull. G-Redwint, McLeod, God­ prey toonde;, win, dard, Hall. C-Durnlng, Farmer. B- General Insurance BUB ■r /LU T1J \ D m Rodwtau iW the stubborn Lyman Qrayhevad Um refused to be m N on •(•in Betorder night ■l ttoy wen ever a tough Winter Park a team 1M. Th# Greyhound* fought Um gruelling battle mootIf inside Um Parker M yard line and leal throe other aearing op. pertunltie# when they fen bled toaide Um Parker It. The Greyhounds made their Drat tally mid-way to the Initial aUnaa after driving dam to the Winter Park M yard Um . Por a few minute* the drive fiuied a* the Greyhound* fumbled there, tod tore plan later ttop recovered If**1 *'■*,! TALKING OVER tho new seriea of deception plays that U aiding the Crooma Academy Panthera to • succeaaful bid aa a new member of the Big 9 conference U the mentoring sUff. Left to right: Heir “ ‘ ---------------------Blackaheare, line coach. Thua far thl seaaon the Panthera downed Melbourne Sl>7 sod tied powerful Ocmlo 6-6 (SUff Photo) Cbvwjunjdnq The Newly Organized ROOKIE FROM PUERTO RICO MAKDB GOOD MILWAUKEE, WIS. (AP) — Felix Maotllle, a rookie abort* •top, la tto latest athlete from TOM BROWN Several vary Important davet* apmanta havs glvao tto lemlnote manuring staff too opportunity to oxparlueot with ■ heavy bockfUld.NTto two major thing* at* Virgil Oracay and Tom Brown. Oraeey, ITS poend guard, to i boon ‘•bowing good, - told, consistent blocking In tto Um . Tbte improvod blocking toa made a groat dlfforlladv-Attoytw-xAiMa tool tel to once la edfmtavo Um piungeo. Brown, who startad tto ie*«lon ot fnlitock and later shifted to ■■aid by vfartae of bis aggressive blocking and tackling has baan moved to tto weakest point of tto Roadnote squad—dafanalv* and. I • Another major considerstloc has * . . In appreciation of your patoraage in (he pant, this Aaaoclatlon haa been organlxad New Car D aakn Uatad below, and ia dedicated to provide tho Boot automobile aorvlco dtisowa o f Sanford and Sem inole County. It la Uo pwryaaa of Ike Aaeodatloa to aanurt their cuulomvra tha uaiform banofilo • NEW CAR PRODUCTS * FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS • FACTORY WARRANTY & GUARANTEE tor tto pressor* of tto gruelling nought IT pneats for 414 yards gam* practices that teak pleas and two tonshdewns. pvory day test week. But llm r o -------■ ----------------— to y evening. Ju t before tto and- Md swoops, and tto 14B pound Jug of th* days workouts tto team junior toa boon showing well with pame to Ufa. Tto team spirit told deception pttetoota. through Friday, and tto Bsn-I Fleming said there was not genUnoleo wore again a das- much let-up acheduted in tto laBoreas toll chib. tensity of tto workouts for tto [ "Tto attitude of tto toys la first few doys of th* week, hut totter now then it tos toon since to said that tto duration of tto ptvnral doys before tto Cocos workouts would to U pored aa . * SPECIALIZED SERVICES • UP-TO-DATE FACILITIES ft EQUIPMENT • PROMPT, COURTEOUS, PERSONAL SERVICE P V " j H O L L E R M O T O R SA L E R E IM A N N M O T O R S IN C . Chevrolet • OldsmobUe • Cadillac Chrysler - Plym outh H U N T M cRO BERTS, IN C S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y M O T O R S , IN C . Lincoln • Mercury Dodge • Plym outh S T R IC K L A N D - M O R R IS O N IN C . FORD FARRELL'S Arcade Package ST O R E W IL L IS P O N T IA C PONTIAC �■IMMWMU I 'm 'tStr f V ROBERT BREMER, Jr. A. M. BERNER PATRICIA WOOD CYRUS U LEE TU0MA3 EVANS MRS.CLYDI WALL! Mr. Sanford Businessm an- K Have You Seen Any Of These People In Your Store Lately? Yes You Probably Havel This gallery of men, women and boys represent a buying power of over $1,900.00 a week over $100,000.00 a year! BOX WOFFORD KIRK MAV They are all employees of The Sanford Herald and their wives and husbands. AND THERE IS MORE TO THE PICTURE! Not shown here are The Herald's correspondents from De Bary, Enterprise, Oviedo, Gen­ eva, Lake Monroe, Lake Mary, Casselberry, Longwood, and Altamonte Springs; the janitor and his assistants, who work part-time; the electricians and other mechanics who service The Herald’s battery of printing and office machinery, 'AlsoTiot shown are 28 more regular route carriers and street sales boys, (5 of the regular carriers themselves employ paid assistants) GEORGE PARIS BILL PALMER S O IN THE FINAL A N A L Y S IS — Over 100 people get their livelihood (in whole or in part) fiom the money received in help­ ing to produce Seminole County’s OWN d*JIy newspaper— The Sanford Herald Printed In Observance of National Newspaper Week Oct. 1—Oct. 8. CHARLES MORRISON K r I T l e w LUSTER t L-*?V b -A* 4 ' * f v< e1.. \ > \ MRS. WILLIAM LANK MRiCniAELEA MORRISON d I . MARION BARMAN Tflansuf S pu d W ith JJu $an£ohd dinhaid fisdwuu Jo Sanfphd Wl&hchaniA, �AU. t OOV* 4 TILL HAA, lOCX! A 9LCEPMA _ i mam; s e e if he cakkiES Aft Wff.fKUrw/NO )V*»l mcme fmmtti X the , L AXYTMIHO O P W U * , K Y .' J k it t r e E D * v TMETO*> OF THFWNTH, a cran e BATTER SIN G LES-* OSLXJ THAT Y O V ER' EE J TAMM \R r \ HIM A T T ? V o N CM ! ONE MINUTE" I’LL CALL AH,THAT*S TH’WAD SHI ALWAYS CAMUS// 6SE THAT ROLL O’ MONEY THAT ORANDMA MAO? jWANT B BTO B j t f K B WJ m cw rm m r, * a*. TELL HIM TO 6 0 MUCH TO CAMP. H /S S H E M V IS ^ ------THERM . W SU T J WANT TO ) 6 0 HOME. I HAVEN'T S EE N MV W IFE SINCE TH EY S E N T M E fc, TO PRISO N. CALL THE SH ER IFF. WE R E RBAOV FOR A SNOWOOWN. ‘•O M I MANJjlllirr J CAN'T «o . THE WAY YOU CHILDREN ASK qaocy-ma / imave » . FOR MONEY . A D O L L A R * r— ' (THESE DAYS', N n M IB~ WOW/SOME A UTTL* OLD rOR arentvoo OAMEf-IU. POSTS .VJ STUDENTS PULLED WAIT IN TUB A CAft TOC OTA T l D O W N .'-W ra c V SEABCMtgO f j / l , Y every c a c l S I A. \ ST U N T S LIK E rj / that? F irry , d o lla r * rm utsi) wuwNmiMiHay •T rS O A O /H E S 7 WAITING p o q m e / rM our TOO LATE H C S S U C N f N G .V , WHEN 1 WAS YOUNG, •OUR CVARENTSOWt\ U3 A DIME A WEEKil r AND th a t WAS S t ALL VIE GOT _ / WELL.SINCE THEN. WE tOOS HAVE WORKED HARD TO RAISE OUR r v - . STANDARD OP LIVING v-> IP z COULD ONLY GET him away prom m e d o o b S O I COULD j . DPTOe Al-'y— M S S f -< THE P H O N E " W HO'S CALLING AT T H IS H O U B l WE'RE CERTAINLY ■JOT GOING BACK TO THAT TEN CENTS T n A WEEK OeAL r y H ELLO /- H E LLO .1 -H E L L O " m m e u -t (JgHV? �It—BEAUTY PARLORS Modem Alr-coadltioned Saloa ELF WANTED.FEMALE 45—BUILDING MATERIALS THE SANFORD HERALD Monday, Oct. 1, IBM Phi* • THE CARD OF THANKS Irifge fun*, apt. 916 Magnolia. M E X1M Amelia Ave. In beauti­ Very often a Card of Thanks In the Sonfocd Herald meat* • weal 67—BROKERS and REALTORS Shorthand, typing, filing. Geed RED-I-MIX CONCRETE hours, steady work for right Window Sills • LMIM Available new, • room houae ~ ful Highland Park. S Bedroom*, which is difficult to fill in any ether way. Not only la It n grpriaai person. Call Mi lanfsrd. M L O ak * PR. a n SeptU Tank - State Approved Calory Ave. araltebU OrteU. Oak Floor*, tiled bath, Electric expression of gratitude to thoa* who hav* sent floral tribute* M Band - Cement Mortar Mis Kitchen, large screened porch. also courteously acknowledges the services and kindness** of the *th. Phone A. K. Iteeaetter, 32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 11—BUILDING — REPAIRS Miracle Concrete Co. F lorlit. 213. Priced to SELL at 6BMQ, 92500 many to whom a personal note of thanks canaot well be aaefled. PAINTING Pboae 133S Down, 95950 monthly on 4 U tt WOODWORKING SHOP EQUIP, 216 Elm Ave. . " ew*P*R5r Cards of Thanks are accepted us socially e*r» Clean, nicely furnished apart­ mortgage. Exclusive! Wc have rcct. Emily Poll, the noted authority on etiquette, feeU they sen e making special products sold In 40—BimiNKBB EQUIPMENT PAINTERS ATTENTION — For the keys. ment*. San Lanta Apts, 404 E. many good uses. Florida V3500. Terms or will Sale: OB Wall palat 56c, gat . , That* is no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It earn be us trad* for house trailer or HAYNES OtBee Machine Co., 14th 8t. Phene 1716-R. • 1 .66, Faaoue brand, riraitaaa 3 BEDROOM, Daluxa Phillips’. brief v* Cmlaw. When ITQCfl IM OOIMI Tyou wflt or ram aa IKMIIXII detailed M a*B JQU you U desire^ the DCTUIOn occasion C comes cruiser, Jt. Brindle, 163 Burks Typewriters, aiding machines, This ia the free guest pei* to the Stores. Built heme, CRB, furred walls, find u sympathetically understanding member of our staff to •litat Circle, Winter Park. SaUt-RtntaU, 314 Mag, Ph. 44. i m p l y ? Prairie Lake Drive-In Theatr* Oak Parquet floors, shade, nice lAtl. FLOOR laadlfll and fin liking. for XUb May. Exp. Oct. 10,1669 location - 99360—99000 down, THE "IN MEMORIU&T NOTICE Cleaning, waxing. Serving StfflL 47-F tn u m V E B • HOUSEHOLD F IN A N C IA L 66949 monthly. Thla is n oneIt U the custom of many families in this country to • nols eoonty else* 1935. owner home and a GOOD BUYl i bereavement by an "In Meraorium" nolle* ia newspaper rlasettled H. U. Ol*a*o», Lake Miry T R A D E M—INSURANCE ■ T u S iv rjK columns. They find n real aolace therein. Preparation or aelectteu «f 8 suitable verse brings back to them tender, pleasant recoIUctteu*. Aa MeRAN BY-SMITH PAINTS " S M !l.D B iS “ or” V F « Duptex 3-room Fura. Apt, with COMPLETE MODERN W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO EH** Cook, the English poet ha* so beautifully expressed it* Mt6 S. Park phono IBM CONDITIONI IUENT ’EM FAST INSURANCE 5*th,'6U . per months 966 W. "How cruelly sweet are the echoes REALTORS Laaa Trade BUI it* For Painting call Mr. Taaker, Ph. All tbs NEW KINDS of fire and QuUtop Mettroes that start 1661 Park Ava Phone *f nr 141 casualty. Insurance available in 699-XR. Roam apodal 114.91. .When memory plays an old tuna the best of Companies at Lew. Furnished cottage. Call 9910-Wl. This Is a free guest past to the . on tho heart." Floor sanding and finishing. e«t Rates to those who qualify. . frequently «n In Memorlum la taaerted on the onaiverserp Prairie Lake Drive-In for Mr*. Royal Comfort Mattress ream fura. apartment. Ground George R. McCall. Exp. Oct. 10, if droth. However, other date*, which It I* Felt ora appropriate o r A belief lob at a bottor prieo. Consult B A L L INSURANCE Rag. 9*13* i t i t i i i i i i •* IA—PLACES to BAT___________ floor, 940 me. Ph. 069. estimates. Ph. Collect AGENCY, IM 8. Perk Ave., meaningful are also selected. Tho birthday of the departed, the w«H1*51. Oviedo FO-5-1194. Sanford, Fla. •"* Ing anniversary, Memorial Day, even Christmas nr* among s i t e RELAX, MAN! . . . at the D o||te Golden Dawn Mattress • «»om apartment*, GOOD DOWNTOWN LOCATION significant occasions chosen. B»r A Diner, U ke Maty934.50 Tod Bnmott Rag. 946.56 •eesoe****** 15—MONEY TO LOAN furnished. Kitchen equipped. Large Income property. 8a1eeform. for PAINTING Phone 1494. 4—LOST room, warehouse and other In­ 2601 Grandview Phone 1W3-M. EchoU Special Ma’trest AUTO LOANS Rag. 939-96 I *#*i **i • Downetalr* apartment, CALL 1140. come poeslbtllUee. Pretent rent­ COST LESS LOST— 1956 Aula Tig No. ATTIC GOING TO WABTET Turn­ -------------al Income 9900.00 monthly. A 17GK-676. Finder plciio leave at ing It into ona or more attrac­ Apartment, dee# liT l room* 659 buy at 932,000, Attractive term*. TWIN OR FULL SUE Uard* of Thank* are 91.00 per insertion regardless of *1*6. to tive room* la eaiy, Inexpensive. F l o r i d a S t a t e B a n k Sherrill* olflee. B n jo a tjijjll E. 6th St., CaU LOVELY-MODERN Let Hill Lumber and Supply *iu<2»10 he. f*cl »*y run to conaiderahle 86a our new line of floor covering 3-Bed room home, letrasio floors, OP SANFORD _____________ cagth, are billed at |U h) per column lack. FOUND— Pair ol Ladle*__ glaiIMI. Yard help you decide how t t and compute homo furaUMsgs. electric k i t e n e n , beautifully —pay nying lor make It servo you. Call 93, The Owner may ■ have ‘by f-BEDROOM, nicely furnished landscaped. Monthly payments 4T—FUBNITUIE—MOUBEMOtM thla ad. Bill Lane, 610 Oak Ava. apartm ent 679 Phona 1927. M E R C H A N D IS E Lumber Number, or drop i n FEES DELIVERY leu than rent. 233 W. Third St. LOST—Saturday Evening. Black Consult A REALTOR First GARAGE APT 1101 Magnolia Ava. 42—ARTICLES far RENT ECHOU REDDING CO. iurae at Sanlord Zoo. No money It—PIANO SERVICE CULLEN AND HARKKY Corner 2nd k Magnolia, Fh. 1313 5-ROOMS, Adult*, t i l Park. uit peraonal thing*. 11 lound $ NOW • mm film rental library IN N. Park Ave. Phene 2313 "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. please turn In at Sanlord ller- L. L. SUl — Plane TaehaMUa nt Wieboldt'a Camera Shop. Z10 I-UDROOM trailer, F l o r i d a MM Bs«te 1, ald Of11c*. Reward. ___ 3-BEDROOM HOME S, Park Ave. Delivtra Any O f th e Following room. Private lot, 996 me. On targe corner lot. With Florida Phone 24I6-R, LOST— Ladle* Butova Watch, 11—ROOFING and PLUMBING 41—ARTICLES for SALE room and patio. Well with pump Used furniture, appBaorea, teota, Winn-Dixie Store Saturday on B I G B A R G A IN S k four tprinklcr*. Beautiful CBUAMIC TILE ate. Bought-ooid. U rry 'a M art 8cha!l Apts.: Furn. 3 room apt., Third St. 403 Oak. Ph. 1631 Re­ —Factory to Ti •eraen porch, plus rollaway lawn and many shrubs. Oak Paul P. Mueller A 8on Ph. 154 IM East 1st S t — ward. trees. Alumlaim In Used Me Merchandise Free estimate. Quality work. bed,garage. «U Park Ave. Ph. Venetian 612,000 — Good T erm s •-PERSONAL NOTICES LOOK PLUMBING UKE NEW Bedroom, modem 3- tone charcoal and gray Mr. end Enclosed head. Stg-pnof bottom at lhaio big knock-down* FURN. 3 room* A bath. Clean, ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Contract and Repair Work 2-BEDROOM HOME rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Mrs. Dresser, Revel-edge Mir ror, Matching Bookcase Bad 616 on brand new furniture! newly decorated and refurnished On > shady lota, quiet location Beda Day, Week, or Month—Tel Free Eetimatea rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 5-Pc. Chrome Dlnetta, ......... Call 1970 or 3IT-M. 1436. Furniture Center — cord*. R. L. HARVEY with stove and refrigerator. UKE NEW Modem Wrought lr on Sofa, Idea) for den or Florida Asst. color* .....— only |49.M House in top condition. _______116 Weat r i m » t ______ 204 Banford Ave. Phone 1121 loskarifc CIm b u rii P a la t Cm 5-Pe. Solid Maple room »•*!• i.iHi*’i *••*«t>*«hi ■...... ..«« a,, t.^,» ,««. 6M Priced 16,800.0800. Down Drop-Leaf Dinette la 113-114 Woet Bad I t Phene aw '■ n Di £ “ «n ul2 K ,. FREE NAME IMPRINT 3-TUSHlON Love Seat, excellent c onitruction and iipboUtaryi____ new Autumn Tan On all Christmas cards ordered recovering or cleaning. A itsal at POE SALE—New Firestone clock Rag. 913936 ..... - ........ 676 56 4-ROOM garaie apt, 940. 8*. R O S A L P A Y T O N . 671 from now though October. Registered Real Eitat* Broker radio U lU - 619.49 Firestone 9-P*. Sectional Group Cameron. Phone 1314-R. Quality greeting cardi aa low Phone 2*71 17-63 at ntawatba UKE NEW 2-tone sandstone fin lab modem bedroom suit*. Mr. Metallic Toait Tapestry Stores. aa 40 for fl.OO. Make your ■*• 3-BEDROOM unfurnished housa. Beautiful Modern Dinette and Mrs. dresicr, chest of draw ere, bookcase bod iitiMttstMte f i t lection and liy-sway NOW. Lake Mary, Lake Front prirtlContracting cod Repair Non-mar Rlchwood Finith and Wo buy end sell used furniture. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY INI Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 Paying top cash prices (or any padded seats. Reg. 6156.M 666.50 ;««! Inquire M l W, 6th, Ian9344 French Ave. SOLID MAGNOLIA 5-pc twin be drookt suit*. Includes Vi Phono 996 UT 8. Magnolia raw- Fh. IB -J, thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Solid Mahogany Redrawn plste-glssi mirrors, vanity ben ch, 6-drawer cbost and 5 ^ J. W. HALL, REALTOR W. J. MING ING POST on IT-M Ph. S955-W. Bed, Mr. A Mr*. Dresser, bods. Just needs a good wssh J Ob «mtt . ------ - 6M Jehauy Walker, Aaaadate Plumbing Contractor A U T O M O T IV E Mirror, Chart ef Drawers, R EA L ESTATE "CaU Hall" Phona 1759 For Sale 4CM Portable radio— Box Spring end Innerapring Kohler Plumbing k Supplies OUR BEST BUY! 2-Fc Lawson I Ivlng room suite. Upholstered Ik iters Ream Electric water Hestcri 914.99. rim to a e Store*. B-BOATS AND MOTORS Mattress. Rag, 934*36 .. |1M M O—ACREAGE wool frlsu . Excellent conditi on, Including t a H e r o d a l l > ft. M 3534 Orlande Dr. covers ....* ,,,,,,,, WOSON-MAHR . »• • •mm*«• «■>■'*■<»«• **#i ■**• $ «* qM NOTHING WRONG Evlnrud# Sales jk Service Where you ah riy t find Mg value* FOR RENT-.* Acre* land. RatitPlumbi mbiac. Kreaky Hasting WITH 1MU BARGAIN! RAYMOND M. BALL ROBSON S p orting Goods •d In 1669. Phone 1953-WL NEWLY UPH0L8TEBED l-Pc living room suite, in V4 H. P. York carrier Air-condi­ quick credit and oaiy terms, OSCAR M. HARRISON M. O. HODGES I E. lit St. Phene " • genuine Duran ptesUc, 6 eush Ion aofa aad m*tolling chair. Phone 959 •6-BOM Ea tioner. Little used, 1109—Cash. l i t R. l i t St. REG. BROKERS Service on Ail Weter Pumps— Extra wide arms. Youra for ea ly ,,,,,..... • ttMt eeera***• Perfect for trailer, office, home. For Sale—Tit HP u*ed Firestone fl. D. Hlghteyman, Associate Wells Drilled — Pumps This U a free guest pas* to the Phone 117-J, IK S DOWN Motor, 175.00. Very good chape. >4 South Park Ave. Phona 66 RED BOLTA-FLEX PLASTIC up 164 Paola Road. Phone 160 Movie)and Drive-In theatr* far holstared club chair ........ — BIB 3 Bedroom* and Carporta Flreitono Storei.__________ _ MAPLE BUNK BEDS, complete w 1th *te«l ipringi, guard rally ladFor Sale-Used Fngtdalre 115.00. MU* Helen Snodgrass, Enter­ PLUMBING k HEATING T errain Floor* IP IT IS REAL EBTATE d«r and mattressex --------. ... Firestone Stores. prise. Exp. O e t. 10 , IMS. ItMl *— —*»•»**• *•»*•**••»«•O******** Ota FOR SALE—New I HP Flmtona Septic Tank Installation k Berrien Kitchen Equlppad ask Crumtey k Moatrith Nice Residential Location outboard motor, $M- Flreitono Heater Service. Archie C. Her- For Sale—Pop-up Toaster 17-60. At NECCHI-ELNA at UT Beuth Park. Phona T7I 6-Pc DINING ROOM suite, Inelud Ing extemlon (able, 4 aid* chair* ictt, Phone 734.W or 1335. Landscaped Yard* Btors. _______ Firestone Stores. Sewing Machine Center and buffet. Finished In ivory en arneL Good conditio*. They Know 6* Relay far occupancy in 4 week* •alee, Service and Rental* USED MOTORS S3—SPECIAL NOTICES A . K. SHOEMAKER, JR . For Sale— 1 repossessed child's GARRETT'S Unconditionally Guaranteed Thla U a free guest past to the GENUINE WALNUT wardrobe (w ith lock) largo itorag* drawer te Ride 'Em Plan**—I S N Vain*. I S E. First St. Builder CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Phone 14M Rita Theatre Miss Flora Mae bottom. Legs on casters —. .. . ***tMiti #*****••*»»* 6»*m**«w*ease* 1956 Mercury Mark 55 *15,00 etch. Firestone Starts. Phoq« m i i m MeUeaviUe Slip Covers and Drapes (Demonstrator) m ............. J J* Richardson. Exp. Oct. 10, 1959 STANLEY KULF FOR DIBTINCTtVE FURNITURE 5-Pc WOOD DINETTE, Drop-1* af tablg, 4 chair* 1966 Evinrude » HP ........— ***| For 8alo—Child's Out-door Swing —ot Warehouse Price*, visit 3 BEDROOM CB home. h OpmPHONE 1166 Elgin 11 HP ............»U5 Set. A 936.65 Value for S26JS. * BERRY S. We ora experte at as­ 1955 Ev'nruda HP PUMPS k SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Plreeton# • to m . "■*' sisting you to secure gracious ' S F A W r i '- * * O Z IE R R E A L T Y CO: ' ’ ‘ M A TH ER o t S A N JD R b All type* and ’ sites. Installed or good look* with functional con­ Laura B.-Otlar, Broker 1956 Mercury Mark I ......... >1« For •■)*—Used Refrigerator, only "Do U Yourself." Nice selection of Good Used Ol I Heater*. Priced from .. venience. Today'e beet buy* In > A Haiel M. Field. Associate 985.00. Firoateno I tore*. 1956 Mercury Mark; T -----] ^ PrivtU entrance, Nice WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 'P M|[ nationally odvertlead furniture 9901 So. Orlando Hwy. Phono 1159 16 HP Mercury shift ........ 6190 slghborhood, beautiful ahrub• TINE 103-06 E. First St. This la a free guest pass to the ALL TYPESBOAT TRAILERS at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. EVENINGS: 3115 and W Machine and Supply Co. Down. gta*paymentZ Prairie Lake Drive-In for Ester F ln t 8t. Phone 1697 for Even­ 500 MyrtU or Creitllne Aluminum Boat* and 307 W. ted fit. call 415-J, Pb. <3 RJdge. Exp. Oct. 10, Fibcrglau Boal* from 1399 ing Appointment. ONLY 99950 FOR 3 BR HOME GATLIN BROTHRRS 1967 MERCURY MOTORS Corner lot nicely landscaped. LARGE d^edraom homo. Ideal For Bole— Thor Automatic Waabar AIM end GARDOEN UragUn* A Rulldaaar Servian ARE IN Block construction. Some terms. locatimi for cbUdren, Ph. IIU ^ , only 93100. Firestone I tore*. Look for the naw 6-cyllnder, 60 Ph. 3233 Geneva. *4*5 W Sanlorl •19 E. 4th fit. — 3 BR B L O C K cobboge plants. AH var HP Mercury* coming neat ORLANDO Senttnal Bur, CaU Glass show case. M” x M" X 41", Georgia wn no-rv Ttee "Oeoa Meratea" lettea — any amount Hugh C 3-Bodreom, I bath bom*. Lovely HOME will consider bldg, lots month. Kerosene heater, I giant bunt' Mction. 9006 Orahdvtew Ave. In- aa down payment orwvlll trad* Ukoeoel * Whelchsl, Kioto Market SUl Ralph Ray, 3156. _______ i:u S B r i i f f w s s . W. P. SMITH terarted perils* only call Jackan. 313 E. Second It. for smaller home. 19 Day 1356, night 637, Nee*a, R a ta ls* -Motore-Boata-Palnt-G laaa aonvlUe — EV f u ll . v,n w i-w . l i t Robert A , W illiam s, Realtor B U L L D O Z IN G A d v sm u ies w ith Uecl* W all For Sal*—Trade la GE Refrigera Far Bale — Have yea e Urge 3416 8 Park Phona 1W oil* Men To Men til* C ertuun C arnival Raymond Lundqulat, Associate tor 64430. Firestone LOWKRY k BRIDGES use W e a ik a r-iv e w e -a re ru hedger EUetfte hedge trimmer 6 .re***, I bedroom home, (9790 B—MOTORCYCLES-R1CTCL1 !i!s Ktnuva r 1973 Atlantic Bank Bldg. (ill dan. 1996-W Orange CMy M r Ja h n Ualv News on Old OrUade High9-19 "wire wheeU, wRh tiro*. Ftt only one to sell a tW .9 9 Fire­ Located in* iis n d tsv u u s woy. Ideal for children, school SI III laoref* far Tamarraw LADY'S Schwinn bicycle, baleen stone > tores. CROSLEY - BENDIX »«t Kmart IlhvUtnis '33 Model-A Ford. Cheap, Phone t t i l l a u ld ln * U n h t bui stop. Coll 1332-M, tire*, 910. Phone T09-J. lies D uval Khuar Sales and Service tn -j, WRRR-TV J tc x a w v iu g Tilt Kuna* u l V n l r n l lV For Sate—Reel type power mower, f y , jJ L * * C ~ *p **f CMAMUBI. 4 R A N D A LL 1-99” Men* bicycle. Uke new, file Vulva ul F llkaluua rondav araan a PAINT, 9330 gal. Sleeping bags, only one to go at 11139 Firos :«n 1 lu.V.i I.IH'V Electric Company green k white. Cheap, Phone !:•• Si Inker Mouse A . B. PETERSON cot*, blanket*, Urpaullna, Army •tojte gtorae. till iia v a in b rr Utlila a,II r Service— Quality— Satisfaction ST M . Broker Associates: A- B. Petoree* an* U eortam aa Cluh Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford AvaFk U ! Sanford MI7-J-9 Da Bary i Ki>allmaii a isle r* Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Csrtlald •u Sir; K L 'te S r a . * Mjarienary-Everfeearing S t r a w TO ED 16—PARTS - REPAIRS • ;li C rla b rliv I'lavhuuaa YOU'LL BE SURPRISED ot our WiltstU, John Mrtscb and R. W . berry F ltats— 9130 per hund­ H it P a ra d e FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s a ; ffissTfr*. varioty and low price*. F. M. I , Williams. A. C. Doudncy, Und of the same old thing? red CaU Ray U rd, U1T-W. For Solo—New |56.96 custom built Wall Drilling, HOWARD C. Vita kahrn H eel N la h t N»*» R sp a rt lc, 10c A lie Store, 321 8. San­ Surveyor. !:* • t U t i I.u r* Bra the ipotteui new tasteful!) auto radio. Whila they last 3223I LONO, Phone 396 307 Bart a tti I'ag a ford. U—USED CLOTHING Phone 1136 mu Pn ta 116 N. Park Ave. different homes ia —, — rlia lit T h a a tra each. Firestone Storei. _____ Commercial Ava. Slit e ig a -O H Beuth Pinecrart Manfert This Is a free guest pass to the w GIRL'S Navy teat alia 4, Boy’s Thla ad will admit O. B. Canada, ENVELOPES, Uttarbaada, state- 44—APPLIANCE! Toeador R arala* Grave Manor* Banford Muvirland ItUe-ln lllestr* for l i lt aisa-sn Enterprise to tho Palm Drirs-la menta, Invoices, band bills, and For BaU-gDM Gaa heater, «,000 tweed oraraeat alae a. Phone Valencia Villas DeLam Miss Flo Driskilt. Exp. Oct. 10, 1‘m s ra m n ssu m a Theatre. Exp. Oct. 10, 1956. program*. a t e . Progressiva BTU o n l y 934.03 Flreitono (III Naws-Weathsr 1659. Printing Co. Phone 4M — 463 Storei. News * alfn-afr IM M E D IA T E 93—WANTED ta BUY 11—TRAILERS West 13Ul St. T tiR iu a r a o s s n e 3 UR, CB, l-balh, new and Jcslr•ill Teat Pattern For galo—1/4 HP alr-condltimer*. O C C U P A N C Y able. Trailer, Sale-Rest, Ph. 669-XR. RADIO REPAIRMEN duty SkUl-Baw In 1too Uotd Mi rains Mitchell. Only 3 for I1T4JI each. 9-INCH bee lies Cspt. Kangarsa a LOTS in city, one package, ATTENTION gad roamabl* Ideally Sitwtod I t will pay YOU to •** us before 1 HP Mltefeall alr-coodUmer, ■erne need improving, 993W, VJPXMXlttn i U O e d fra r* * * * * you buy. Open Evening* and For gain—adjustable TV wall 619639. All brand new. FireLuxuriously Ftaaoed TERMS. MUMUAV mounts gt AS. TV aerial cave atom Iter*, Ph. 12. Sundays. m s s s M * Iiile m X u * Moderately Priced mount* 91.15 30-ft. TV 9MM Up SIT A HEAUST1C PRICE. Re- l i l t Tlia llhvlhm Hour EastsGlq Trailer Salts BKNTALB It its lUarrta For T l Malta MB0. Firestone Stoma. FRIOIDAIRE ei member the true market value • ill tluala a t Itandum l li ta Quldtar Ufh< PalnUta,!FU. 3 ead 4 .Bedroom Home* with 1 of a home rarely relates to t i l l World At Kla and service. GT S & t i j L ' •a o rta Hook Expert Watch Repairing. Fully Fla. Phene FO-9-J3U 13-TRUCKS what it a«6t you. For qualified Sit* h M M lar £ 3 5 3 Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry A 1946-W after 6 p. m. appraisals and aggressive, ef- jig W flffi.i'W . i unfun. a f t ifewly km 1969 FORD 14-Ton Pick-up. only Luggage Co., 906 Sanford Ava. S 3 J £ l ? 1S r £ lE marketing, list with nee Drirtlna Dn A Claud ta il calory Pk. aoB-w. rite conveniences make these •flclent b e a 2 - o k r 144Q6 mile*, motor in A-l shara. For Bate—Apt alia uaed BUrtrte l i lt Kvaninu Sluafa STEMPER eateatee of owner-occupied T ilt ' It’s Danrailma Everything life* new. F ln t 9*50 For home repair work and altera­ Rang*. Only 1 at M336. Flfo•irt Mlabl BitHInn WELAKA AFABTMENTIl RETIREMENT HOMES h*«es truly delightful places tion*. CaU lll-J . Ray C. Slagle. ttono ttorea. ■eta it. Cal) SUM. t i l l l l a lta d N a tio n . private hatha. 114 W. Firm Bt to Uv*. te. H. "BUI" RTEMPEB III* The llhrltim Hour Tree! trimmed, removed and de­ For Sole—Very good used Automa­ Oer All**, Aaoectele At llam a W ith Musis Designed, Built and gold , Fh. fl6-W moted. Ph. 100T-R. News Arietta Price, Associate tic Waibar at 993.00. Firestone Avalon Apia. SEVERAL tow priced cars, rang SANFORD TREE CORealtar — General Insurance S lant, lag from 9TI up, for good eco­ ODHAM / ’TUDOR Inc. MR Realty fhr Deair •te er t i n l i t N. Park Ava, T liH S U S ? nomical transportation Ray Her­ HELPFUL Builders of Flu* Homes ' “ If. NOTHING WRONG M O M KIkU ron, phono MM or 1343-W after HARDWARE For Florid* Living WITH THU BARGAIN! 6:60 p.m. HEADQUARTERS Royal Tank-typo vacuum cUsnar, Dawn Uraakara SALES OFFICE 7 attarhmenU. Perfect' condi­ News StJI S. French Avenue 1969 PLYMOUTH P U li - very That's ui, HUI Hardware. M arks! Ite to rt tion. 135—Cash. Phone M W . Phene 9160 and MBo clean. Drive II sway for 91496. Call Ray Herron at MM or 1941- A compute line of tool*, paint*. 1-DUO-THERM el! apace beater. W after 6:00 p.m. Small site, 35,000 BTU. Cheap HUTCHIN50 N’h O c e a n Front ‘ iking supplies, electrical Apt*. 339 g. Atlantic. Daytona Phone 3379-J. a and garden needs for •46 NASH 4-doer, OD, R. k N. Beaek. CaU im-W . what aUs your borne or office. economical transportation |1M. DUO-THERM i pace heater end Today'! feature value*: CaU 706J. Perfeetten apartment rite u s Circular law Modes «"«•■ Beth in grad eewdirK. f l M i **•«>■•»» • s • **• e lip Medal A. Ford. I door sedan. Seed Reasonsbte. lea at M P Hia­ l i l t Feint Brush** --------- Uc up shape. Mi W. lath. Fb. 19793/ Peekrt Knives ...... 91.00 up watha Ave. Pbooo A S PH A A PPRO V ED IMP Cbev. 4 door aadan. New MILL HARDWARE CO. point, aeat covers, excellent 301 E. First S t Phone S3 THOR WASHER In good condition New Opm H o u m D ii)r Una. Radio and beater, 9395. •99 Only 6966 down an< 61-11 Trade in accepted, IN fc. tint F r— I I m — 't a 6 g. m. * ? a „ „ m . im m . EM PLO Y M EN T 2528 P A L M E T T O 113 B. Park Phone m 1-hEDROOM Home, Bviag room, 2547 P A L M E T T O 96—HELP WAUmtD—FEMALE kitchen, Florida room and era 49—BUILDING MATERULB 1969 MERCURY 4-door godan. poito Is tew*. DEPENDABLE middle aged white Tra H andjreu'U buy It. RAY ijw & a s r * BteAF ANYTHING] Just ulsoe U |E D BRICK MREON, Phone 94M or 1343-W women to live In 6 days a weak TWO CABLOADS Furnished garage tpL MM Mel* • Laras Late CUaririad adTPhoee IM for a beautiM _ _ Cara and keep bouao for 4 •Tter 6:M p. m. k High and Dry UnvUU. heiglul sd-writer. brick. Orange, rod, nod burnt children, white mother works out Hweary eonstruelion with eek Mack. Bn* them at BKEBMAN LAKE FRONT—• of town. Room board A flerae. white marble chips b u s in e s s CONCRETE PIPE CO. salary. Call 1493-J. furnished C. it l \ M l< O W mlng. IM S E R V IC E S METAL ROOFING ATTENTION WOMEN Without any experience you can New In *lock, 5-V Crimp—Q " In dock, 5-V Qrlm p- Md-W-B after d « pm. earn money for veer Christman R A I P H JA R V IS •hop pint by selling Avon Zap- ComigaUd — 9H" Camihitad This ia • flu* gram pea* te the w#Ue* and toiletries. Contact Got all Your roofing raeds at Feb* Drive-In thratSwiar Ml*. l|mM U k e Mary, b p Mr*. J- BuaaoU, P. O. Box fid, Shonsw Cencmtn riye Cm P H O N E 1U J 4 . J Out Wert H U S t Ort. 19 l8 fc Harriett’* B m t ; N**k AN T ADS Seminole Realty Ph. '.821 % J & » 1.00 DOWN JiiyW dl BALL REALTY A ** TELEVISIO N H * Radio FAMliy Er.-&# c*nT* mr,r C -wsr e w r . g g . g * ’^ t s r s j r s k ’gns A f /> �________ __ WIUIAM UNDUE, star or "Hi* Life of Riley" TV show, poioti out your royal Riviere playground. n s r EDM WIN 30 FABUtfMJS W ^ * ® iS *200 A DMTIO SM*H° " 5 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 'O O O O O O Fly via a luxurious fk/irAmerican Super 7 Clipper My i m l ! • N ko, France In SO hours, via the world's most experienced airline. Live in a Riviera mansion fo r four fabulous weeks. Reign in a royal home, with all modern con­ veniences, You have everything for sports, amusement, exciting vacation adventures. Servant staff, luxury Aimlshings, glamor­ ous patio, private swimming and boating fa­ cilities . . .a ll this and m o r e . . . all yours in a stunning setting on the Mediterranean! S IM M § 4 Z Q 4 CITROEN n iw s p o r t s s id a n s i Ths revolutionary DSlf by COTtOEN of Franm—mfar, smoothed It's t once-in-a-lifctime trip for two. You enjoy scores o f happy holiday experiences— receive S200 a day to spendl Your own limousine whirls you through a gay ro u n d o f g ala ev en ts in n earby N ice. C annes, M o n aco an d o th e r R iviera play­ grounds. Golden beaches, festive occasions, dazzling scenery. . . sport, pleasure, regal re­ laxation . . . you live the Life o f Riley for a magnificent, memorable month! e n d a OuH te k x y of T O I N T I R - I A S T TO W IN I Just complete this Jingle. Enter as often as you with. AX entries ntut be on official Contest Entry Blanks, which contain oompfats contest rules. Get yours free ■t lay Gulf station. Contest closes midnight, Oct. 31. (Make yam fair wontrhyme with "Mr.") H I N T S T O H K IR Y O U W I N | , No-Nos fans cfam because Gulf refines out the J , Gulf No-Nos protcctsyour engine, brips keep nnw» **dirty burning tail-end" found in ordinary gas. car power intact for thousands of extra mites. J , Gulf No-Nos combats the formation of carbon 4 , Gulf No-Nox is a high-octane gasoline that gives Sepoiiti which “shrink" your engine power. more miles per gallon in short-trip driving. where you got that .elaan-bum lng N o-N ox i �U x th Bfm ttfi AN INDBFENDCNT DAILY NBWSPAKK SANFORD, FLORIDA TUE8DAY, OCTOBER 2. 1936 Aaeeeiated Praoa loosed Wire NO. 204 Fair Building Western Plans Approved Dulles Says Europe Should Become Third Great Power • Touhy Is Elected President Leader Of Mental In Favor Of Plan Health Assn. Here Ten Children Are Left Orphans When Folks Die In Crash Plana and specification! for a J new Fair Building ware approved by mamban of tha CampbellLossIng Post No. 13 at their moating last night hald at the Lagion Hut on 8*minole Boule­ vard. Completed specifications for a 100 by 100 building were read to the membership which mat the approval of the organisation. Joel Field, chairman ot tba 'Tex — tho Yardman" waa a Campbell-Lotslng Post American Sanford this past weekend a* ha Legion Building Committee, said continued his bicycle tour of the today that bid* will be received nation. N on the construction of ths buttling John Campbell, who kail* from until 5 p. m., Oct. 5. San Antonio, Taxai, and who likes Tho building, proposed by the to be known by hla nickname said local American Legion Post at Saturday "I had traveled over Its meeting last night, will ba 13,000 miles when mv <prederected on tho new iKe for the ometer want out." And ha added, Legion Fair on Highway 17 91 "I don't ■know how many mtlsa near the city of Sanford's wall I've traveled since," fields. Hla bicycle equipped with a lug­ Block walls and concrete floors gage carrier tnat seemed to be war* specified for the new build­ especially made for • two-wheeled ing With M guage galvanised outfit, "Ton — The Yardman" make! hla way from one city to steal panels and roof. another on* lection to another Completion of the building, ac­ by takingand on odd Jobs, preferably cording to tho specification*, will yard work, bo slated for 90 calendar day* af­ Campbell said that he’d mad* ter tha awarding of the bid. hla way from hla home state of Lynn Lyon, Commander uf tho Texas through Arkansas, Missouri* local American Legion Post, said Oklahoma, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, this morning that ths Campbell- Kentucky, Tonne****, Alabama, Lossing Post No. U will publish and through Florida. a monthly bulletin which will bo "Pm looking for yard work," mailed to membership of the to ha said, "or whatever kind of glon along with others who are work 1 can ftnd to make my way former members and prospective from on* part of tho country to mamban. At least 500 of the bulletins ad­ vising members of tho progress and affairs of tha local American Legion Post will be mailed oaeb month. Editor of tha bulletin which has been proposed for mailing during ths first part of each month, haa hot yet boen named. 'Tex The Yardman' Stops In Sanford On Bicycle Tour WASHINGTON <Jt- Seerstary of S tab Dull** Mid today the na-, AMERICAN FAtJJL Idaho «*Under tha chalimanahlp of Mra. B, E. Chapman a group of par­ tiona of WaaUrn Europe should There's only one topic of eonver. T h e MOBILE THERAPY UNIT for the Florida Society for Crippled Children which l* sons Interested tn assisting in tha become a third great power la.satlon In this community of 1,900 health problem met at tha orid. affairs. H* called It un- l°diy. in Sanford toduy conducting a survey from which the feaaibillty of locating a perman­ mental It concerns the future of 10 County School Administration InVab that th*7 should be neuent therapy center here or the regular visit of imeh a mobile unit would be dcalrable. building last night, and organised thinkable orphaned children, and tha acci­ In i toward So vies communism. Don Satterlee, Director of the Unit la In Sanford for the aurvey.______ ___ ________ the Seminole County Association dent that killed thalr parents. for Mental Health. Officer* for At a new* conference, Dulles The children, five each In tha the remainder of 195# and all of strongly indorsed effort* by West Smith and Bowman famltba, were 1P57 were elected and November German Chancellor Konrad Ade­ left orphans Sunday morning when was chosen as the month for • nauer and others to convert tha their parents, returning home In membership meeting, the date of Waatarn European Union Into a one car from town where they had a midnight snack, crashed Into a stronger unifying force. which will be announeed bier. tree. He said both President Eisen­ The atate or officers placed be­ 'Tv# never seen a community fore the group by a nominating hower and he favor this and do so affected by anyth'ng Everyone not consider It to be a slap at A light meeting and agenda » ■ --------------------------------------- committee composed of , Mr*. C. Is broken up," said Gregg R. Potconfronted the Board of Semlnolo m 111*11 I I J L. Park Sr.. Mr*. Sidney Ive* III tha United Statu. vln, an attorney and Dr. Charles Persona ware Under quesllo tmg aa to whether "The whole town has turned out Europe should become a "third wA lighted archway over the unanimously elected. They are 100 per cent. We hav* bean an Banford-Orlando Kennel Cluh mad discussion coming bsforo them r George Touhy, president; Mra. fore*" as between Russia and the Hooded with food and help that United States, Dulles said ha ]uet off Stale RwJ 1S-€<W w*» len following their luncheon recce*. B. E. Chapman, vies president; we've had lo ask people to stop Utlvely ipproved by the Board Sidney less III, secretary; Mra. thought It appropriate that Europe sending more because It might A public hearing war act for should davalop Into a third great *f Seminole County Commiuiun- Nov. It when attorney George A. S. Piikorski, assistant seerstary; spoil," said Mn. Lee Kosanke, • (hi* morning until County At- Speer Jr. requeued, o-i the be­ B. J. Bauman, president of the and Mr*. M. I- Rabom, trea power and ha believed It Is within president of the American Legion the eapaclty of the European na­ Auxiliary. mey Mack N. Cleveland Jr. »ug- half of hi* cllcnta, that certain Sanford Atlantic National Bank, surer. tions. geittd that the county be protect­road*, streets jnd alley* that have waa named Bond Sab Chairman What about the children? It's Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith was ed against liability for 'iijurle* or never been opened In the Silvan for the Seal Sate Campaign of the Unless they so develop, he add­ too early to decide. made Parliamentarian and pre­ damage became of the structure Lake Section bo closed. 1 Seminole County Tuberculoali and sented the By-Laws which were ed, their future looks very dubious "I feci lhe ((immunity la going Which win be located on Seminole everything it can to keep Health Association at a recent voted on and adopted by tho*# Indeed. He said It was unthinkable t0 J. C. Gamble ol Longv ood noti­ • County right-of-wayi. that Christian countries should b* u,# children together," Mrs. Kefied the Board of Seminole Coun­ meeting of the executive board of present. “ We seed a contract betwnen' ty Commlnloneri that hn wai pre­ the local organisation. neutral toward materialistic and tanks iald. Mra. Bn* Stavanaon, president atheistic Soviet communism. the Sanford-Orlando Kemirl Club! paring to subdivide property in George Dabbs, president of the | " | imagine the brothers and Family N igh t To Be of the Pilot dub, volunteered for and the Board of Seminole County t Longwood south of the Oviedo- Seminole County TB Association, Dulles mad* these major point*' ulsters of the parent* will want Commlailonm," aa!d Attorneyj Longwood Hoad. However, he iald, alio appointed Mr*. Irving Pryor that group to have charge of the on other matters: to take care of them," said Pro. Held A t Methodist Cleveland, •‘to eliminate any lla- in subdividing thli prperty It waa a* Publicity Chairman for the membership campaign, for they 1. Talks between Yugoslav hate Judge Henry Vollwelter. The have made this socbl welfare £ lity on the part of the county, necenary to close a ditch running forthcoming teal tale event which President'Tito and Sovlst leaden children are wards of tha atato Church Tomorrow and that the countv -.-jiild not be through It. County Engineer M. C. la uiualty launched shortly after activity one of their projects, she presumably Involve vary surlous under hla Jurisdiction. Wednssdap evening at T o’clock liable for maintenance of the* Ilagan told the com ml*tinners that Thanksgiving Day e*ch ve*r. said. questions of relations between The parents were nil prominent the First Methodist Church will sign." Further plana for tha Chriatmao Mrs. Raymond Key le program Russia and Rad satellite countries. In American Fall* community Ufa. the ditch li a private one. ‘Even Sale were dlicuised and chairman and Immediately act Dulles said he believes Tito fa­ For the preseent the Bowman hold Ita monthly Family Night B. C. Davia, representing the. though It la a private ditch and supper and program. Banfonl-OrlanJo Kennel Club sub- I may legally be able to close II, stress placed on the visit to Ban- about making pbni for tha Nov­ vors independtnee of the satel­ children are In tha family homo. Hie program will bo presented ford Jan. 1-16, 1157 of tha mobile mlttcd a preliminary ik-tch of I want to call It to your atten­ ember assamblaga. lites from Soviet domination— They hava relatives in town— by the children of tba kindergar­ X-ray unit. the proposed archway which would tion," Gamblo aald. A Professional Advisory Coun­ which means Dgl'c* thinks Tito '■ David West Is a brother of Mr*. ten, primary, and Junior depart­ be I I feet, four inchea above the J Engineer Hagan said "I will af­ It waa reported at the meeting cil was set up and tha following aoeklng an objective favored by Bowman. ments. that there are now 94 Seminole persons were elected to serve on the United States. road and would be lighted. The Smith children are slaying fect that whole area.' Following the entertainment , .. . County persons in sanatorium*, II Approval of the Doarii of Com* Commissioner Otia Fourahre(ln lhe central Florida lanatorium R: The Re*. Milton Wyatt, Tha 3. Then ara differences between with friends. The Legion Auxili­ (hero will ba a Church School Open inlonere would be given accord- advised the board "I’d like to’ Rev. A. G. Mclnnl*. Dr. W. P. the United States and Britain- ary, Women of the Moose, church House when each department will g to Davia, pending the location meet with the town council of ■nd three In the Tampa hospital. Brooks and Chaplain C. L. Arnold Franca over what Dulles railed and other groups ara seeing that ba thrown open to parents and Glancing at the parking a Member* of the Seminole Coun­ of the ilgn off the highway. Also Dr. Terry Bird, Dr. fundamental lesues in the Suet they are cared for. to hii left he turned quickly witk friends. (.angivood and see what we can ty TB end Health Association'* The Bowman children ara: Tom­ Teachers, superintendenti, and hla foot on on* pedal and said "I Charles Persons. Dr. T. F. Mc­ Canal criile. In sum ho asserted •'ll would be wUr," s jl.l At­ work out. t feel that It is partly executive board meeting M - tho Daniel, Dr. C. L. Park S r, Judge that tha Unltad States would not my, 3; Jerry, 6; Jimmy, g; Janice (he children of the departments don't atop long enough to put torney Mack N. Cleveland Jr., "to our responsibility." home of Mn. Lorraine Graham; money to on* of the** for I f j l defer final approval until lome William L. Gramkow ofGram- were: George Dabbs, Mn Ora Ernest Housholder, Senator, Doug­ Identify Itself 100 per cant with Ann 10; and Arthur, 13. will ba hoata for tha visitor*. don't find work 1 Just move ahmj aspect* of the plan can be worked kow Funeral Homo requested the ham. B. J. Bauman, Robert E. las Stanslrom, Mrs. Trey Bay, colonial power* because It seeks Tha Smith children ara Paul J,, 0; Jimmy Allen, •; Steven Neal, to tho next place." Out Board of County Commiisictor* Karn§ y r(. w. w. Tyre, Mn. Mrs. Daisy Knox and R. T. Mil friendly relations with anticoton- 9; Ruth Diane, IS; and Richard • i am in no way holding up thli to rotate funeral* paid for by „ u|da Klbbc, and Mrf. Irvlng lal countries, PASCO COUNTY JUDGE plan," Cleveland explained, “but the county, for Indigent riltren« p _,or The local axaoelatlun will be nf S. On a currant political Issue, Ray 14. RESIGNS when you adopt something you tnd to rotate the ambubr.ee errm uted with tha Florida Division Dulles defended the U. S. deni‘ FORMER AGENT SURRENDERS TALLAHASSEE UB- A. J. Hay­ want to abide by It." of the National Association for vice for 'ndigent pit'nnt*. The with Argentine Dictator Juan ON PERJURY CHARGE A SC-inch Coral inako was kilt* ward, armies* county Judge of 9 Further plana would have to be Board of County Commissioners Cfrn f a D ftf lH R o n r H Peron. Mental Health. MIAMI (JV— Francis J. Hogan, •4 In tha U k t Mary aroa tail drawn, iald Davli, folioA-inc the agreed to ro'ate the funeral* pal.1 HOUO 0 0 0 * 0 It wax announced that tala new The record has boon attacked former Miami Internal revenue weekend, according to Mr*. Torn Paaeo County, roilgnad in a wire te Gov. CoQtos Monday. Ha gave commlailon'e approval of the plac-| for by the county but advlicd. \A /!I I r s i n e S J a r activity In community health was by Democratic candidate* and agent, surrendered Monday on a Beit. no reason. Ing of the archway on county right Gramkow that ambulance service w U flalU C l also a project for the Woman* criticism ha* now been voiced b y , charge uf perjury before a fed Mr*. Beit reported that *ho tin t Ed Gay, administrative atato of waya. Conference* b r-.w ce n the . mid the rotating of It would hava In u ifn fin n Club and the Auxiliary of the Dr. Alberto Galnox Pas, editor of oral grand Jury Investigating pot- ■aw the brilliantly colored inako tout to tba governor, aald the re­ Seminole County Attorney and B, lo be dUcuiscd with Mr* Abble V e lljr 5 I n T l l Q l l U n medical association. La Prenia, who returned to | slide ties between government from her car and lummoned her signation could not bt accepted C. Davli hive ticen "scheduled in Boyd of the Welfare Bond. Road Board Chairman Wilbur Buenos Alrts when Peron u as agents and gambling Interests, father-in-law, 0 , H. Beit, who In the form received, however, order to work out the nrccs»ury Clerk O. P. Herndon advised tho June* advised Seminole County ousted. The indictment charged that Ho- killed the make with a garden hoe. slnoe It does not specify the pot! contract* and ajreemrnti. Board of Commtaiionera that 10 Attorney Mick N. Cleveland Jr. Dulles argued tha Elsanhowsr i B»n Hod In hla testimony about The anaka waa non fln t In lha Hayward la resigning. voting machine* have been ahlp- today that "If subsequent meet- Policeman's B all administration had don* nothing *wo Key Writ figures, Ssrgio Es road but by the time aha had re­ ped to Sanford for Semlnolo Coun- Ing* of the Stat* Road Board ara to keep Peron In power or to In-, qnlnaldo and 11. T. Rainwater, turned to her ear with help It had ty to be used In the forthcoming held away from TaUstias*ee that Discussed Last terfere with force* that drove him when he went to Key West to illthered Into woedi and bniih November general election, Horn-! thorough consideration will be givconduct internal revenue Intar- The Coral anaka can be Identi­ out. Clear to p a r tl y cloudy through don said that the additional 10 cn lo Samlnola County's invita­ N igh t A t Session views. fied by Ita enamel Ilka appearance tion to hold its mooting In San­ Tha Sanford Folic* Benavatont ( C ontinued Wednesday; tow tonight 15-71. An aarliar Indictment on ih# and the brilliance of colon Al­ Association hald Ita monthly aupford." same grounds waa thrown out on ternately, tha Coral anake l« band­ An Invitation waa extended to per meeting at Jim flpenear * a challenge that It waa not spe­ ed with yellow, black and terra the State Road Board to hold ita Restaurant, last night. OCT. 1 cific enough. cotta which appaa to ba glatczd. next meeting in Sanford by W. A. Member* of the group, officers Admission# Krstierl, local engineer, who at­ of the Sanford Poltca Department, John Holloway ( Sanford) tended tha Board'a meeting held had a* their gussta Judge Vassar Joiartona Boas (Sanford) in Clearwater several weeks ago. Carlton, Circuit Judge, Ninth JuJohn E. Itodga (Sanford) In bis totter to Clavelind, Wilbur dielat Clreult: Senator Douglo* Charles Gormtoy (Sanford) Jones expressed appreciation for Stanstrom; Representatives Mack Louisa Pertain (Sanford) the invitation extondrl by Krat- N. Cleveland Jr. and Gordon v William Dorlon (Sanford) xart. Frederick. • - ■ Births "It will ba Impossible to hold First rnsntkm of the annual Baby Girl Smith S v r V l .« the naat masting away from Policeman's Ball waa made at Discharges Tallahaieea," explained tba Road b at alght'a get-together when Arch Adams (Sanford) Board Chairman. And he explain­ the Preeident of the Association, Henry Bradley (Sanford t ed that "the only meeting held Sgt. Ben Butler, revealed plans Rots L Franklin (Sanford) away from Tallahassee waa fa for the forthcoming December OCT. t Clearwater." event. Invitation from lha Semlnoto Vincent Evans (Oitaeni County Board of CommUalonera Jark Boston Sr. (Sanford) invited tho State Bead Beard to La Verne Walla (Sanford) "have tba next meeting or an M o g lie T o Start Charlie Worths* (Sanford) early meeting of the Stole Hood Visit lag Maura; Private Rooms, 11 For Brooklyn Board in Sanford." a. m.— • p. m.; Rami-Pnveto BROOELYN W —Manager Rooms I p. m.—4 p. m., I p. m. Waller Alston of tha Brooklyn p. m.; Pediatries, 11 a. m.— MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE Dodger* today named Sal Mas- • p. m. (Parents anl'or grand, PRODUCED AGAINST rents only) Obi totries, accordlit aa the definite starter la 13-YEAR-OLD to accommodation! and no VERO BEACH US— Death of a tomorrow's opening World Sor­ hitchhiker la a highway wrack ias gam* at Ebbats Field visitors during feeding of babies. produced a manslaughter charge against tha New York Yank"I’D BATHER BE RIOIT " against a li-ysar-old Miami boy, tot* Wbltoy Ford. .Henry Clay, famed 19th cen­ alleged driver of a stolen ear that Casey Stongel. manager of tury statesman, said he'd "Raoverturned during • chase by po­ the Yankees, had announced Hwr b« right than president.” lice. earlier ha would go with Ford A crlti* remarked that Clay need Steve Wallace was bald for Cir­ dosplta Brooklyn'* known sac­ not . worry, far ka'd oaver b* cuit Court to IIA09 bond. ra** against Dfthaadad pitch- either! Sheriff Sam Joyce said Wallace ere. To ftad the right people for lost control of lha car while Sa­ tho offers you have to make, IB* 39-year-old Maglto, a SUNDAY CALLUtS. Frienda call a t tha coffaa hour to watcoma bouao fuooto of Mr. ba itiau police wars pursuing U right-hander, will ho pitching use Want Ads. and Mra. Einar Tktomhit on Lucent* D n v aja Do Banr. (Left to rlfh t) lir a . Edward Saturday night Jamas B. Smith, with only thro* days root Hr Call lit! fee the aid of an Tldeman, with aon Eddie, gueate of honorj Mra. Guatav Andaraoa; Mra. Edward UuKfcrri U, of Hamlet N. C„ whom Wal­ waa used last Saturday In experienced Want Ad writer lace and two H-yaaroll compan­ Brooklyn'# lata panaant drive. when placing your ad, • gren; Mra. John Hawklneoa; and Mra-Einar Tidematv hoateaa. Pourioi, Mra. Araa ies bad picked up, waa killed. Egkkaon, aaaiatad by SUa Earaa llrtaman.aiao gueat of honor. (8taff Photo) Board Considers lighted Archway Over SOKC Road Ten More Voting Machines Purchased srsthcorhmrimr«wur^[Bauman Will Head Seat Sale Drive « t • Weather Hospital Notes m BT Additional Local New s O n Page 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. 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 01, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5f1937518918072cf023588a99a38ae7.pdf 52c217d8d803f3174f77c71ffb62ff31 PDF Text Text \ ^V^*a** * V-* , * , i " ' i We cordially FRIDAY, SEPT. 28th. 9:00 a. m. - 6:00 p. m. We are proud to announce the completion of our new ultra modem showroom and office building located a t 9th St. and Laurel Ave. In addition to celebrating our Grand Opening we are also celebrating our 10th Anniversary. Mayor F. D. Scott will cut the ribbon offically beginning our Grand Opening Friday September 2 $ a t 9:00 a.m. FIRST PRIZE Dixie Range Quality plus outstanding Beauty, B udget minded Thrift, Tops in Convenience, Perfect in Cooking, Simple easy C lean in g . . . . SECOND PRIZE Permaglas Water Heater A Perm aglas w ater heater, th a t makes all others old-fashioned With a Eye-Hi tem perature control, striking aqua-and copper styling, exclusive, efficient HEETWELL design. THIRD PRIZE Dearborn Ho-Bo Chef The Ho-Bo Chef is the finest all round outdoor cooker made Stainless pot, brazier, fire divider, hood & grill, collapsible cart and formica serving board. FOURTH PRIZE „ / Warm Morning Heater A new look. . . . A better design in unvented gas home heaters. U ltra distinctive “Rio Grande" series sets a new standard fo r beauty and perfection in unvented gas heaters. Friday, September 28th may be your lucky day, come by and help us celebrate. You do not have to purchase any­ thing to win. FIFTH PRIZE Nutone Inbuilt Mixer, Blender * Sharpener EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR We will give away a gleaming copper trimed 8 cup •carafe. Hand blown from Inland's famous triple heatproof glass. We will carry a complete line of Ranges, W ater Heaters, Space Heaters, Refrigerators, Whirl* pool W ashers & Dryers & Gas Equipm ent Complete g as installation service to fit any one’s b u d g et W e sell Sinclair LP g a s . . . you can't beat Sin­ clair lo r Integrity, Quality, Performance & Service. ' ‘irS&Jim J- ’ *■ ' *■ K IT- igrfrun �Wi2C7 “ ' JJW SJ <2T Jfp W a n t e d Slop and Save In Sanford VOULME XLVtn AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA f T Established 1908 Korean Milwee Reports County Official a . • Is Shot School Enrollment Rise “School enrollment, or member-' lhip, last Friday,** Rayburn T. Milwee, 8em!nole County Supertntendent of Public Inatructinn, told school teacher* last night “1* live higher than it ha* ever been.” * ’ Milwee, speaking at a meeting LONDON t o - A second Yalta of the Seminole County Teacher* Association held at Ptnecreit conference appeared In the mak­ School, said that "Tho school ing today following thu arrival of membership at the end of lu t Yugoalav President Tito and Sov­ Friday had a total of both whits iet Communist party chief Nikita and colored studenU of 8,702. Lust Khrusbehev In the Black Sea January Seminole County school* resort. The presence of Soviet Premier icached its highest total In nicmSenator Douglas gtenstrom Uulganln and Foreign Minister By ^bcrshlp which was 6,687. October should be a significant “Of this tout," ha said, “ I.0J8; Dmitri Shepilov at Sochi, another month In tha Uvea of the mem­ are white children and 2,668 are Blaek Sea retort lest than an ber* of all of the churches of hour’s flying time from Yalta, our communUy. It la during this Colored." month that church loyally Is be­ Pointing out the growth of Semi- lent credence to widespread West­ ing stressed throughout tbs na­ ern beliefs (hat top-level Commun­ note County In school population tion. the Superintendent of Public In- ist talks were planned. In our own community and alructlon said that at the end of Bolstering the speculition in the county, the Seminole County Mini­ the first month of last year’s West was the surprise nature of sterial Association 1* emphasising sosston there was a total of «,-, the flight by Tito and Bulganin church loyalty and the Importance of regular and faithful attendance .111 children attending senoul v.ith . _ . . and worship at our churches•38714 of them white children and from B*lgrIde 10 R ui,li g,!87 colored. ‘1*/ ,nd the large number of ad- While church membership involve* “ If the same peresntago of IntoT w“ de* much more than attendance, create from now to tha end of the officially i t a few daya our ministerial association I* urging church attendance aa a Peak month which ia usually Jan- res!.' utry holds," Milwee told Seminole »#lganlii and SliepUov previous- means of expressing our loyalty County school teachers, "we |y «ad ooen reported on a holiday to the church** of our commu­ nity. should have approximately 7,200 •*' Hochl. children In school." j Word that Tito and Khrushchev Thomas Payne once wrote, dur­ A. for individual growth i n |lu,d r^ohed Yalta—slt* of the ing the day* of tha Revolutionary schools, the School Superintend-1*•»* World War II meetings be- War, that "These are times which » m t pointed out that the white.'»*••« Roosevelt, Oiurchlll and try men’s souls". I suppose that ■school with tha biggest total is Stalin c'*1,“ — came from Belgrade much the same could be said of Lyman, at Longwood, with 8S1, rajio. An earlier Moscow radio the age in which we live. By turn­ Southside School next with MS, broadcast reported they haa ar­ ing to God through the chutch and than Seminole High School with rived In Sevastopol from Yugo­ regular attendance, we renew our ITS and Pinecrest School with CIO. slavia and they “journeyed to tha faith in ourselves, our fellowmen, In tha colored schools, 761 was south roast of the Crimen where and, most important of all In the Father of all men. It recalls the total at Crooms Academy, they will be restigg." •66 at Goldsboro School and 426 The TUo-Khnithchev party left to our minds and hearts the true at Midway School. Belgrade In a surprise move early values and Ideals which are of God. Milwee told the teachers that yesterday. The Yugoslav group Mr. Hoover, our FBI head, has “during the weak of Nov. 8. a.Included Tlto’i wife Jovanka, Vice •.Reboot building survey team from Preaidant Alexander Rankovic and said that the Institution the com­ the State Department of Educs- DJuro Pucar, chaiiumn of the munists faar most Is the church ha* also said that tha church ' tieh aad the University at Flunda state of Boadua-Uarceguvlna and H* fighting the most effective bat­ will come into Satnlnala County a member of be Yugoslav Com* Is tle against thoaa ideals alien to and project our building needs munlit party Politburo. our American ideal of govern­ through I860." ment. If this is so, and surely Tha Seminole County Teachers it must be, through faithfulness Association named Mrs. Hilda TB Assn. To Meet to the church of our choice, we Wray and Ernest Cowley as dele­ are not only witnessing for Him gates to the statewide meeting of Tonight A t 7:30 but we are striking a blow against the Classroom Teachers Associa­ all who would deny the worth tion which will be bold In Jackson- George Dabbs, president of the of the individual and wbo would Seminole County TB Assn-, has <grille later this year. called a special meeting of the deny to us tha freedoms which executive board to be held at the w* and our forefathers hava en­ home of Mrs. Lorraine Graham, joyed as Americans. 204 W. 20th St., tonight at 7:90. In this forthcoming month of The purpose of the meeting ia October, toay we make a special Partly clea t/ e a t to mak« plans for the Christmas pledge to be faithful In a Saturday; lee Seal Driva. church attendance and worship. 2nd Yalta Conference Appears In Making October Should Be Significant Month To Churchgoers Weather "T?4 a'' ’ -vX-ISv™>W . *S’4" AT# V hf m m *; 1 «>£*** M M « ■ be M from Ssaferd t,K-sBboemakar M x s w . BMford *toraa tkig weekend aad again next Mrs. A. 8 r , cashes -a check ... — j f aI r Mia* Patty Walker this morning. TI aUvtr dollar* n b I f c r a ft nn m m • waall j a rt ot tka <100.000 aaoual payroll of Tha Sanford Herald which ia iBMriad M o tha ato m and ahopa of local marchonta. .(Staff Photo). SEOUL (AP)—Chang Myun, President Byngman Rhee'a out spoken opposition vice president, wee shot and wounded In the hand today a* he stepped from the stage' of a political convention Tha attempted assassination came less than 24 hours after the Rhee-dominated National Assem­ bly voted 63-6 to warn Chang against continuing hia crilism of the government. Clung, a Roman Catholic and a former ambassador to the United States, has been In off' and-on seclusion since he was chosen vice president May 15 af­ ter a turbulent election campaign. Tha candidate of tha oppoiliKm Democratic party, ha decisively defeated Rhea’s running mate. The assassin, identified by po­ lice as Kin Sang Poon, 28, fired two revolver shots at 2:35 p.m. aa Chang slapped to the Door aft­ er addressing a Democratic party convention In the municipal thaatar. One bullet went through the palm of Chang's left hand. A par­ ty aide said saveral bones were smashed. The vice president, aft­ er being treated by a doctor at­ tending the convention, shut him­ self up In his home and refused to see newsmen. Police said Kim, a veteran of tha Korean War, admitted the as­ sassination attempt and said in explanation: “I thought ha would do a fair Job for tb« nation, but he waa try­ ing to fraternise with Japan, which ia my enemy.” Allyson L ie , Local Concert Pianist To Appear On T V L> ~ If Year Herald la Nat D»Hw»d By 0 P. M. Can 1821 Btrora 7 P. M. Par Dattrary Aaoedatad Prsea L tu id Wire NO. 202 Rural Development Plan Aiding Low-Income Farmers President Hails Major Progress MAYOR P. D. RCOTT OFFICIALLY open* the brand new 825,000 Therm-O-Tane G u and Appliance Co. building thi« morning when he cut the ribbon to allow a huge crowd already waiting to vtatt the ultra-modern nhow room*, office* and warehouse located on the corner of West Dth St. and Laurel Ave. With Mayor Scott 1* C. H. Robertson, vice president of the company. (Staff Photo) Big Crowd Attends Plans Are Completed Therm-O-Tane's For Therapy Unit Visit Formal Opening Babe Returns Don Satterlrc, Director of the*Moblle Therapy Unit for tho Therm-O-Tane Gas and Ap­ riorida Society for Crippled Television viewers of 8anfardj pliance Co.'s ultra-modern »how- Children, waa In 8anford today to ilia v a u IV and Central Florida have a fpedal room*, offices and warehouse* counlqto final arrangement, f treat la itare at t o’clock Monday were fermaliy opened this morn ■fEH'-icing Uw un ing with • huge crowd on hand night when the talented, popular at # o’clock waiting to get “the day. concert pianist, Allyson Lae, will first look.” Setter!#© conferred w ith, Df. Vincent Roberta, president of (Be BEAUMONT, Yes. 0B—A noma appear aa guest artist on tha Wal­ Representatives of the many ter Kimble program on WDBOSeminole County Medical Asso­ companies whose merchandise Is ciation. Dr. Terry Bird, Seminole town Sabo Dldrlkaon Zahariaa TV. never forget paid final tribute to­ Allyson, 12 year old daughter distributed by Therm-O-Tane Gu» County Health Officer and the day to tha famous athlete wbo lost amt Appliance Co. were on hand county’s public health nurses. of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lae of bar courageous three year battle this city, has bean tha recipient to help g m t the visitors who The Mobile Therapy Unit, against Cancer. thronged through the store. which will be In Sanford from t of many compliments on the It waa neany a quarter of a occasion of her appaaraneea lo­ The showrooms were brilliantly a, m. to 6 p. in. n u t Tuesday, ia century ago that the 42 yaar old cally and at other points because lined with the gas appliances being brought here to determine left this southeast Texas nil of her unusual talent In one so available throughout tho year end If there are enough people who Babe center to gain fame and young, (as aha plays over 60 Installed by Therm-O-Tane Ber- wuuld he helped by physical refining fortune in the sports world, first I'-erapy to warrant the sending selections from memory) and vireman. In basketball, then track and field, her fine personality. Balloons, filled with gas, float­ of a physical therapist with tha th* 1822 Olympic* and golf, Although her appearance on ed against the celling creating mobile unit to Sanford on regular The Babe returned home the Monday night’s program will bo the gay atmosphere of the for­ visits or to show the need fo# last time at mklaftornoon yciter* establishing a permanent clink. limited to one number. It will af­ mat opening. day some nine hour* after death The Mobile Therapy Unit Dir­ ford those who haven't heard her Bubble gum, cold drinks and while she slept peacefully an opportunity to aoa and hear souvenirs were on hand fur the ector tallied with Mr*. Mable 8. came Brown and Mrs. Hulda Klbba, In John Scaly Hospital at Galves­ an artist for whom a great musi­ visitors and their children. Seminole County Health Unit pub­ ton. cal future is predicted. To be given away at the ell lic health nurses and with Mr*. Only relatives viewed the body max of the formal opening ac­ Kathleen Anderson, District Nurse Isst night at Broussard Mortuary tivities today, are: a Dixie Itange, but a hundred or more hometown for the Florida Crippled I’crmaglea 30-gallon water hea­ ren's Commission, relatlvu toChild­ FSU President aan- friends called and signed the guest ter, Dearborn llu-Bo Chef, a Ing the Mobllo Unit here next register. Warm Morning Heater, ami a Nu- Tuesday, and completing plans for Tells Retirement Th* body Hill ila In stale today ORLANDO t o - Dr. Doak 8. lone Inbuilt Mixer, Blender and Interviewing both crippled child­ at Betblebem Lutheran Church. Campbell today unnoOnced to the Sharpener. Funeral services will be conduc­ ren and adults. Another feature during the day­ Dr. Vincent Roberts said today ed by th* Rev. C. A. Woytek, tha Board of Control bla retirement as president of Florida State Univer­ long formal opening was that a "I'arcnta, even though riwy ate pastor, this afternoon. sity at tha close or the present gleaming copper eight-cup carafe now* taking their handicapped George Zaharias, huihuuu of tha school year. *«» given sway every hour on children to therapy centers ot the famous Babe, ini relitlvua will Dr. Campbell, 66, la in hia 16th tha hour, (Caattaaed aa Paga Twa) (Coatlsaed ea Page Two) year as president of the Tallahaa see institution. He cams there I _ _ _J from Peabody Teachers College L O n g W O O O V a lV IC at Nashville, Teun. Hia action apparently took the League Sets 1st board by surprise. Hollis Rinehart, « member of Session Tuesday the board from Miami, comment­ The Longwood Ctvfc League will ed "I can only say that this is hold It* first snooting of the fell shocking although wo bare expect­ reason on Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 2. at the Longwood Library. There ed lt.“ Chairman Ralph Millar of Or-1will be a social hour from 2 to Undo said “this can only bo ac 2:10 which will bo followed bv an ceptad by the board with regret. interesting talk on The Red Cross Few can look forward to reaching —Us Role In Civil Defense by retirement ag* with aa much dig­ Mr*. James Qllpln at Casselberry. nity and arcomptUhmcnt a* you All - members are urged to at­ hava. We will look for ajm an to tend. taka the place you occupy, You can't be replaced." Dr. Campbell told the board lie Some Sections Will was announcing his retirement at thU time to enablo tho board to Revert To Standard find a new president and to mak» T l m 0 T | i S c C a a n i i n u the transition In administration aa * * H l« Rr THE ASSOCIATED PRESS simple as possible. Borne area* in th* nation return to standard time thl* Sunday, INDIVIDUAL ACCIDENT Sept. 30. but th* maturity con­ REPORTS NOT OPEN tinue “fasi time'* until th* last TO PUBLIC Rand** In October—fhlt year It’a TALLAHASSEE to— taporta Oct. 88. mad* by individuals Involved In Returning to standard time on traffic accident* are not open to (h# geptembor data are California, th* publk Atty. Gen. Ervin b*» v T. , ^ -• - noiiheaitern Maryland, ruled. Ohio, and *om* Motions of Indi­ Ia aa opinion given at tha re­ ana, Pennsylvania and Delaware. quest at assistant City Atty. John Observing tha Oct M data are VOL1B J. Twuaaay of Tampa. Ervta said New York. Vermont, most of of hia point* during one of k aurte* of Sofa D riving Laciuraa Urn report* are confidential under Pennsylvania, th* St. Louis metro­ the Sanford Naval Air 8Ution. William* la the featured th* law because "it wuuld he im- politan area la Missouri. Rhode program, succeeding Patrolman Carl Williams and 1 aper U require a driver ta make Island, New Jareey, Chicago and Highway Patrol ana Karlyle Houaholder, Seminole • report which aright, at times other metropolitan Illinois area*, need, shortcomings and (Wired improvemen ta of atata to a declaration against •actions to Virginia adjacent to a different outlook on the highway safety program than Washington, D. C ; Wsihlagteu, ed him who spoka mainly on tha * Brrla sail^reparujnr adfican D^rlLlin*^M M M ehuM tta, New National Association of program's apoakar fo r WASHINGTON Ilk- President Eisenhower today hailed what ha called "majos progress" in aiding small and low-tncome farmers through a rural development pro­ gram. f An Interdepartmental commit­ tee handling the program, under the chairmanship of True D. Morse, undersecretary of agricul­ ture, presented Its first annual re­ port to Elsenhower. The reports said afforta to aid more than a million farm fam­ ilies who need to adjust to modern trends are underway In half tha ■tataa. Elsenhower said In a statement complimenting the group's works "Initial success of this program la a challenge to all of us In the year abend. We have a solid foun­ dation to build upon. The rural development program Is tha (tret truly broadecal* attack os tha problem* of low-Income farmers.” The President said every one of the mala recommendation* made by tht committee of government officiate in April, 1835, haa been acted spaa, Including expanded technical aid for fanUHes ea small farm*. new Job opportunities, training la aoaagrieaitural skills, research, aad comaatmlUy action la r a i l la addttlaa la M ena, tha Mas Is made up e t tha tator. •i 5-W „ , welfare, pita Joseph 8. Davis of tha President's Council of Seeaomle Advisers. ,, band up thu kval sf aad that ha aetaaliy i t < this program, . “Or—and theta go together— ha m att get part-time tmpieyoff the farm." y %• Hospital Notes 81 FT. 27 - • o r Baifcley (Ovisde) Elisabeth Mitchell (Saaford) Mrs. W. King (Baafard) Lorraine Langford (Lake Mary) Baby Girt Xing Diackargsst Anna Balia Fleming (Sanford) Albert Gibbs ( Saaford) 8EPT. a Audrey Brownlee (Saaford) Gloria Pnw s (Saaford) Michael Swaggerty (Saaford) Vlsltlag Haunt Private Room*, |1 a. m.—8 p. m.; Semi-Private Rooms, 2 p. m.—4 p. m„ 7 p. m.—• p. m. Pediatrics, 11 a. m.— 1 p . m . (Parent! and/or grand­ parent* only); Obstetrics, accord­ ing to accommodation and no visitors during feeding of babies. currently being held aboard speaker for tEs ~ ' ; �,s YB1 S A N P O tO U B A LD h l > t , P r l , 8 « p t M , 19M AU Church N o tic e m ust be presented ftt Tho Horuld office by 10 ». m. on the day before publication, Two More British Servicemen Killed On 'Murder Mile' G qI«s, Squalls Boffar Ships In North Sao NICOSIA, Cyprus <JB-Two BritLONDON UB. Ogles and rain servicemen were Wiled with squalls battered ahlpa In the North bullets In the back along Nicosia’^ , Sea and tba eastern Atlantic today "murder mile" today. A third war and sent rivers of western Engwounded but drew a gun and re­ and surging out 63 their banks. turned the fire. LUTHERAN CMUBCM CMULUOTA BAPTIST CMUBCM POUT BAfTMT CHURCH The 144-ten iforwcfjan vassal The deaths brought to • the OP THE EEDEBMEB Wa»Cr A Booth J r P a s t o r OVIEDO Telmdal eeught fire while batti­ total of British servicemen killed Sunday School 10 s u . m W. U4h Place Lm U U Day. Fariar since the EOKA underground IS Morning Worship Service U a.m. ng high eaas norhwest of Bergen, Phono i m Norway. Her elght-mau crew months ago began its campaign Sunday School 1:49 0.m. ' FEES METWOOHT CMUBCM hunched a Ufa boat but latar The Eav. PhBNft ScUaaoman of violence egalnst British rule Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Paster boarded their ship again to fight Laurel Am. i t 4th S i of the Mediterranean island Training Union «:1S P-m. tba fire. Sunday School SilSa-m. Sunday School 1:41 l b colony. Mtming Worship 10:48 o j b . Kvanlnf Servlets 7:90 p.m. Bible Clasa t:lS a.m. Planes from Scotland and Nor­ The three Britons were saunter* F. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. 10:30».m. way flew to Its aid and the 3,000Wednesday Prayer Serriee 7:10 Service ing down Ledra Street in civilians Evening Evangellstle 7:43 p.ra. “Prayer fo r The Day” phono IMS ion Norwegian fralgMar Hegra clothes when a small group of p.m. Wednesday night praytr and stood by. men opened firs on them from praise service 7:M P-n MOLCEEST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHUECH OP CSEHT. A Dutch Ufofaoat rescued the 42behind. Ths gunmen escaped. Scrmoo by the pastor, man crew ef n Belgian mine­ Geaeva Ledra Street Is known aa "mur* SCIENTIST. Evening Worship Sendee 7:10 sweeper which ran aground at tho der miles" because of the number Sunday merrinl services: era E. Second st. p.m. Scrmoo by the pastor. of British aervtcemcn and oth«r Sunday Services 11:00a.m.Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 Hook of HoUand. 10 a.m. Sunday School. persons shot in Us crowded aide, Teh CeUier Corfell took off the Sunday School 11:00a-m. p.m. U sjb . Morriai Worship walks by EOKA unlon-wllh-Grttco three crewmen el tho 144-ton BritWednesday Evening Maetlngi 1:00 Sunday avealuf services! THE SALVATION ABMY extremists. ah Vessel gbawford in the Thames 114 E«a4 1:13 p, m. Training Union Esuarp. The abandoned ship was Lesion-Sermon — “UnnslUy" blown ashore. The Clacton (i/sbeat fiM p m Km ing Worship fteadbg Boom located la Poyer af took four men and a woman from Wednesday TiM pjn. Prayer Church Building open te pehlle 10)00 n yacht in distress off the Essex ■eating g:M te 4:90 pm. Tuesdays Holiness Mooting UtW a.m. coast. Thursdays. ASSEMBLY OP OOP CMUBCM A cordial tsviutioo la extended Open-Air (Ittwei Meeting) 4:3q In northern Denmark the 4400m, IMh 8*. and Uerai Are. British tanker AitraUty rlppwd te all te attend our eorvlcoe and I. TjOOL B ton lav. George S. Base two spans off a railway bridge uoe the Eeedbf Boom. Miration Meeting 7:30 •cross the Umfjarden Strait, par­ Boday School titf rail and tea traffic In that Kerning Worship 11 IT. LUBE'S LUTHERAN Cerp Codete 1:30 p.m. alysing busy area. The ship wee damaged la SUvia (Near Oviedo) Band Praetlca 4:00 p.m. Youth Service l:« Ladies Home League 7:90 p.m. slightly. BvaagellaUe "ally 7:41 Mft. Bar. Stephen M. Tuhy Prayer and Bibb Study Wednes­ denial Warship i:M u u . 'rayer Meetlig TiM p-m. day at Ti4S p.m. BadieM M ee Broedaeat et l:M Saturday "Remamber a glad hand Invitee a. m, aver WOES (740 he) Collins Invites Bolivian Prisoners pee te worship with w." Sunday School 1:00 a. m.—(or all Open-Air (S tm t Meeting) 1:13 KiK■' irj VMI' S'. (Cm tinned from P a n O n) Atomic Officials Seeking Asylum Christian Day School — Monday UPSALA COMMUNITY Plorida Chlldron'e Cummlmton THE PIEST CHUECH SALTA. Argentina lit— Porlythrough Friday 1:00 a.m. — (Ail PRESBYTERIAN CMUBCM •re urged to register in this sur­ To Visit Exhibit OP THE NASAEBNE alamaatary grades and kladar- Rev. C. C. White Mleletet vey when the mobile unit arrives seven bedraggled but defiant Bo­ VAdm, James A. Holloway Jr., TALLAHASSEE OP — Gov. Col­ livian political prisoners, Interned "Saaferd'e Slagteg Chareh" gartoa.) Mre. Clever Mam Pianist hare Tuesday." here after selling their captors’ Chief of Naval Personnel, an­ lins has Invited 430 top atomic SecMd Are. At Maple St Mice Patricia Eioomau “The tntarvlew" said Batter, plans in flight, pressed an appeal nounced CHUEca o p n a u s c h e is t E. H. Speer. Pester today that the 11th an* Industrialists and engineers to vis­ Pianist ee this morning, “takei only a- today for asylum In Argentina, mial national OP LATTES DAT SAINTS ; We Invite you te beoome a competitive exam­ bout U minutes. George Poaolf, Aset. Sept, of Argentina authorities conferred ination* for the Navy’s Htservo it the state's exhibit at the Trade bar a | owr Sunday eeheol. The A O, Pitta “We are trying to reach as with Bolivia’s ambassador In Officer Training Corps will bo Fair of Atomic »nblu ICnyrt] -h ■aering service beetle at StSO a ty m u 10 Chursh School many handicapped children and Buenos Aires and isusd a guard­ given to interested high school cago starting Sept. 24. ■ ‘ * to ; u a Graded sleaeea era In session < * > adulta aa wu can possibly Inter- ed statement that the situation seniors on Dec. t). Application The Invitations and accompany­ Seerameat Meeting • pj Worship i frees Silo to lOtlS w». . .'estmLuster Fellowship 7 p. m. view doing tho one day vlalt," Weatmiai was being studied. ! Per (unbar toformatton call IIM 7 pm. •eld the Mobile Unit Dlmtor. The fugitives, including leaders forma era now available and roust ing 45-page brochures are part of 1 ae ISIS. Prank Price la Superin- BLDEB SPE1NOB BAPTIST Willing Worksrs ** received before Nov. 17, ho tho promotion wurk to obtain more Evening Worship 7:30 pm. “Handicapped children and adult* of the socialist Falanga party, 1added. CHAPEL I tendont. who are suffering from peralitlc, "Everybody invited it attend main opposition to Bolivia’! gov­ Designed to supplement the of­ nuclear industrial installations for Elder Springe i Naming worship oath Banday st Florida. arthritic or post polio cases are ernment overpowered their guard* by Ptrvt Enptiel Ctarch | 10)41. ficer output of the Naval Acade. Tho brochure wa prepared by urged to visit the unit to be FIRST^METHODIST CHURCH dver Bolivia yesterday while be­ Sanford. Flo. i Training dapartmante for ages my, the NROTC program makes ing flown to n concentration camp It possible for a young roan to the Florida Development Commis­ Psator Milieu H. Wyatt interviewed." 10:00 I S through 40 each Sunday at 4i»0 Sunday Scheel near La Pas. One of the prisoners earn a commission while study­ sion. Entitled "Fission in Florida." W. O. Itaaetli, Superintendent Vi4C am. Church Scheel took over the controls and flew ing at the civilian college of hia It sets forth tho availability of Preaching 11:00 n.m. Classea for all egee. the government airliner, a fourPreacher It a-m. Mornina Worship dap ftt Til# pm. Thia Sunday Dr. H. H. Martin, which has an NROTC unit. raw materials for nuclear pro. engine DC4, the 4A0 mllei to Belts. choice Sermon — "Not By Might” irsnlag ovangeUatte aorvlca ail the THE CMEOTTIAN AND "We preferred death In an air­ All tuition, feel and book* arc duction, scientific manpower and a p. m. MYP Church of the Naaarano la n dis­ MISSIONAST ALLIANCE plane' to life In e concentration furnished by the Navy, and the profitable nuclear markets. 7:11 pm. Organ Vespers tinctly different nervine tom any escort the body to Houatoo tomor­ camp,” one of the group told re­ •tudent receives an annual re- H also haa a section devoted 7:30 p-m. Evening Worship throughout the week. It to Park Ave. aad 14th Si row fer cremation, retaking hero porters at Salta airport, 170 mllsi Ulner of 9000 for four years. Dur­ to specific nuclear opportunities Sermon * bp avetaatoai choir. ing the summers the student goes i Bor. Devtd A for private grave sids rites In the south of ths Bolivian frontier. banian “Coma Aad Sec" on fascinating training crultee aa In Florida. H says Florida sands late afternoon at Forest Lawn _____ ___ j, tS 5 . The group Included business a midshipman. After completing are one of the chief world sources Memorial Park. Sunday, Combined Morning Bar- Broadcaat ever W.T.R.R, _____ to the fiery of God, tad vice 0:4S to U:30 e.m. Call to 1:30 pm. Peltowship for young Mrs, Saharlas had known for men, students, a Journalist, an the usual four year college course, of the rare earth metals vital to accountant and several rancher*. a brief ovaancltotto meesaga. You Worship 10:40 a.m. Evening Ser­ people. well over a year that ahe could They were arrested after last Sat­ ho In commissioned in the Regular nuclear industry such as airconwU oajoy the olMaahlaaed at- vice 7:43 p.m. titanium, and the thorium not win her fight agalnat cancer LAKE MARY BAPTIST urday’s antigovernment riots that Navy or Marine Corpe and goes ium, ■aapbara of thla Ugh aorvtoa af Wednesday !Prayer Servian tad on active duty with the Navy’s group. but her last words to Zaharies caused four death* In La Pat. CHAPEL the weak* "Oeaw tad peer___ Bible Df toft 7 :« pjb . Chapel early yesterday were "I ain’t farflung fleets. For those who A 23-million dollar plant is being Lake Mary, Pin. The government bienttd the apply and qualify, immediate as­ built AWaraalp U epm at all Wgriev Choir B _ near Ferns cola to product Faster — Bev. W. A. BMsuk ooS gonna die, Honey." Palange for instigating the uprleamvfcee. The naactaary la aem* Thetwda/Yi Through her travels about the Ing. Observers said, howevar, that signment to flight training will 700,000 pounds of reactor grade Sunday School 1:43 a.m. fartably air-cooled. 4:30 to I:M pm. OtvhttoH Tine, Morning Worship 11 am, world, the Babe referred to Beau★ Dries fast—t to 2 hour* open new careers in naval avia­ zirconium annually. Eight firms dub AcUvltlci. mont aa her hometown. Bhe was the real causes ware Ugh prices tion. ore mining Florida rare earth Training Union 4:30 pm. and food shortages. •A Ready mixed far Instant yen Ladles Missionary Society (3 born at nearby Pori Arthur June Worship 7:90 p.m. High school aenlorl and grad­ metal* and more than 300 tons meetings monthly.) Fellowship Evening 90, 1914, but her parents moved or uranium 1* being recovered aa ★ Easy I* apply mm mm uates between the ages of 17 and Luncheon — 2nd Tuesday after­ Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m. here when abe w u a youngster. byproduct In processing phos­ Motusow Gets 21 may apply for Iba NROTC aphate noon. Prayer end Business — 4th PAOLA WESLEYAN rock, aptitude test. Those who make a Tuesday afternoon. Bowing Circle CALL “g j " 5-Yeor Term qualifying score will be given e 1:41 ojb. Sunday School ith Thursday morning, g MUes Weal eo R i 43 Colored News rigid physical axam early in 19S7. U:N a.m. Warship Service Egypt's first railroad locomo­ "A friendly church far the Sunday School 1:41 am. The Celery City Beauticians NEW YORK tit- Harvey M. Tho Lumbar Number S:M pea. Worship Serriee whole family." Morning Worship 10:41 Club met recently at the home Matuiow, turnabout wllnesa con­ From the pool of qualified young tive was built in England In 1SS2. for Sudden Senrlce Wesleyan Youth f:4l p.m. of Mr*. Horttnae Oalr, SIB Pine victed on five counts of perjury, men remaining in competition, WEST SIDE BAPTIST today was sentenced to five years approximately 2,000 will be se­ Evening Worship 7:10 p m Ave. GENEVA Oaraer ef Went Fifth and HeUy Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 Mrs. Dorothy Anderson, on in .iriton. lected to begin their ftaval carters A U T O LOAN S -WELCOMES YOU" W. A t _____ _ active member of Unit No, 41 and Federal Judge John F. X. Me- n u t September. A Prtoadly. M M toiry. aday School tho financial secretary requested Oobey aeeeseed a flva-year term The NROTC college training Lumber & Supply Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer MUa Chanb far -THE MenSg WiSdp Lowest Cost a two weeka laave of obieneo on tech of tho counts agalnat program la alio open to snllstej r.t.u7 PEOPLE from the club, which was grant. Matuaow, hut ordered that thay men on aetlve duty with the Navy Yard William L. Stepheao Paster Evening Worship CMUBCM OP OOD Od, be served concurrently. and Marinas. Separate quotas are 213 W. Third SL Eav. H. W. EMlersau. Paster The club entertained Mr. and Matuiow, If, could have re­ established for applicants from R. D. Crclflew AMeetste Paster French Ave. and ttad S i Hanford, Flft. Sunday School 10 e.m Mrs. Anderson Tuesday evening ceived a maximum of 23 years in within these lervlcea. ♦ SA N FO RD Sunday School 9:45 om. Ooepel of John Chapter 9 PAOLA CMUBCM OP CHRIST et a lovely luncheon. prison and a $10,000 fine. Lord’s Day: Bible Study at 10 a-m Application forma are available UlANIKIUnONU. BANS Evangelistic Service 7:00 p m Fram ing Berrien 11 Mr. and Mre. Anderson who Matusow testified for the gov­ WoraWn Service U:oo a.m PAINTS Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:10 reside at 70S Hiekory Ave. will ernment In a number of Com­ at all high schools, colleges, Navy Bible Study 7 PraecUag Serriee 7:00 Recruiting Btations or from ths INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT, p.m. Bible Catechism vacation in Oklahoma City. munist conspiracy cam . Hi* Everyone Welcome Chief of Naval Personnel, Wash, Young Paoplo Service ThunPruaehlng Service 7:41 p-m bet FDIC Jury trial summed from hla re­ ington 13, D. C. day 7:90 pm. Prayer Service PHday 7:BO p.m FIRST PRESBYTERIAN canting of testimony in the 1943 NEW CONTRACT SIGNED "New Hampshire Confession of CHURCH TAMPA tit— A now can Indus­ trial of 13 eecond string Commun­ • faith" Oeh Ave. end Third S i try contract with the United Steel­ ist loaders. THEM IS A REASON COME The Bov. A. O- Mclnnto, Minister workers of America should Insure He has claimed that he waa AND SEE Mre. George Touhy, Mlnletcr Rev. Edward Marlin, Florida citrus processors with am­ coached in giving false testimony of Music , Sunday School to a m ClUtord ple supplies of can for the n u t by Boy M. Cohn, then on aaMiss Katherine Brown, D. C. E, E, Johnson, superintendent slsant U. B. attorney. three years. SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST Asked by the Judge If hs had 0:41 a-m. Morning Worship Preaching Service 11 am. CHUECH “Prays* of the Nor­ MYP S p m Beet 17th SL At Park Ave. Anthem FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH anything to say before sentence waa given, Metueow steed before wegian Child", Kounta — Jun­ Praytr meeting, Thursday, 7:00 The aad af year 1497 Sanford Ave. ior Choir •Installation end Dedica­ Par n frtoadty Perry L. Stone Minister the bench and replied: “Harvey Matusow is daad aa far tion af Christian Education Lead i Gerald B. Price Sunday School, 9:43 a.m. Adult as I am concarned. Hs died a lesson: "The Great Invitation' OP PROPHECY The Bev. A. O. Melania Literature for the new quarto year or n year and one-half ago. >.Ape, 1 took hia body. Sunday School Promotion — » Sunday Bible Scheel IS will be distributed. 1 have to accept what J Praashlag 11 Worship, 11 o’clock, with an to "Morally, earning te me. 1 will never 1:44 ____ _______ > Bible Study 7 Interesting variation end a uum [erring Warship U:N e.m have to be ashamed ef anything 11:10 am. Beealon meets for S, ‘ Evaagalistla Prtachlnn 7:43 vangsliatic Service 7:41 p m bar af participant* In its conduct. I do from this day forward." pnyw in the Saaeieu Ream. ! Prayer Meeting (Wed.) 7:41 Nursery facltltiea will be avail­ 11 eJO. Morning Worship Tuu o o d e y : Worn '$ Mtoalmary able In the annex. Convenient offMUiloosry premlUeatol 3ond wlfl moot at 7:U p. m. Anthem "O Lord Mob Holy", Thuredeyi Young Peopto’a Servioo street perking to provided. No Yea Are Weleoosa Bedell — Channel Choir" night sendee to scheduled until Bill Pell Joint at 7ttf p. m. Anthem -God to Love, Oct. 7. Everybody Walieme (Bptoeepel) — Chancel Choir Christian Youth Psllewshlp, Nicholson's Staff Aldwarth . Edward L. The Bov. Sormou The Rev. A. O. Mclnnto THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH 4:90 pjn. Miss Nancy Hlcka Bill Pell, widely known tn auto­ Nuroericc for children under sponsor. motive circles, haa Joined the ON TN I HILL Maly Eucharist 9:00 am three, tad three to six, every The public U invited to ril arise attff ef Nicholson Brick t agillmal) Pamtly Service sad Church Scbeo Sunday Kerning during the Wor­ Canmv (Coaf public services. A special welcome Co., local Brick dealer. Park Ave, end 34th S t ship Heart S itl e.m. aftd 11:00 J. Bernard Beet, •til Pell, famous for his friendly Mirietr ta extended t« newcomers. Navy families, lourlsts, weekend guests, handshake, Invitee Us m a n y Pred Enomlngev, AseodeU • P-m. Sealer High Fellowship Sunday School l i f t am and anyone without a church friends and acquaintances to vlalt Bov. J. W. Faiftam. 7:30 p.m. Evoning Worship RALLY DAY IN A U DEPART­ home In Sanford. him at hla now location. Gw. PnH iiftHi SL> Oak Ava. Final men age la Series given MENTS WITH SPECIAL PRO­ Sunday School • : « am . by the Rev. Oeweld Delgado o* Moralus Warship Sarviau UtW "Whet Wo Ae Preebytorteu Bo GRAM. Keep year mild upon the dote lleve*. BALLY DAY. The First Boptst Church Let no eletkfri sue be lets. POUT EAFTIftT CHURCH BALLY DAY. Ereatog Wenhto fiM M l Pnih Avo. «4 ith S i Pozh An . at 34k s t •famo wo went a record clear, ^"Cema than m u aad wu wM (A South am Beptlot Church) As thoa goad." W. p. Er ichs i t„ Pact. AU eheuld eome from far am Pied B. Ptoher, Associate Pastes PROMOTION DAY IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Kirby Rogers, Music Director Prtouda and panata aherid ftp Mrs. Marvin Milam — Organist SUNDAY MORNING AT 0:45 A. U. ON EAUY DAY U n.m. Early morning worship t:U am. ►Wo 11 am », "the Task Of The • Every mombar Is uifftd to ftttaod Church" WTRE) IIM 040. Training Unite • ill pm • Visitors moat cordislly wriconw IIM Krsulag Worship fiku A dv VlnticQA. NROTC Tests To Be Given In December Bebe Returns HILL Spas-" Saturday *• Morwtog *. m. 7:30 WW WTRE MtM NVBSERY AT A U SERVICER GoTo Church • N o n o rp fo r ratal] chOdrra Sunday u .:.. Si i i . isi is iitflfufliir • h �Moby Dick, Great Book, Now Exciting Movie meet* DALB ROBURTTON u church in this icene from UniwuMnternwoojri *A D.OT OF FURY* Print by Tcchnicolot Show ins »t the Prairie Lake Drive-In ionite and tomorrow LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS fir40 Chandler Top Star O fNavy War Picture “Away Ali Boata!”, the Unlverail-International picture In Tech­ C**k*t ?»* p m *h nicolor and Viata Villon which , pm m ix sem m opena Sunday at the Movieland \ m m m n m oom Ride-In Theatre, Is the heroic sa­ ga of a U.S. Navy attack transi port nnd of the men who sailed sco pe her to the battered beachea of the 10.-0i Feat. South Paciffic in World War 11. The picture", the molt exnenSaturday Only live over produced by U-I, Vaa filmed mainly on location in the Virgin Islands with the coopera­ tion of the U.S. Navy. It haa an imprtaalva cait, head­ ed by Jeff Chandler, pcorge Na­ der, Julie Adame, Le* Barker, Kaith Andes, Richard Boone. Wil­ t UMYtRyi »TtMMK)IUl *1CrURE| liam Reynolds, Charles McGraw, Jock Siahoney and John Mclntlre. Feature « 6:55 Baled on Kenneth M, Dodson'* boat seller of the same title, the CO-FEATURE screenplay was written by Ted "CITY ACROSS THE RIVER” Sherman. The director wa* Jo­ seph Pevney and the producer Ho­ with ward Christie. Steven McNally sS& CHAPTER NO. 8 “GUNFIGHTERS OF THE NORTHWEST* ( “ FREE PASSES "SU N D A Y Vu s m r ■ Each Day to the Movieland R ide-In Palm Drive-In Prairie Lake Drive In and Ritz Theatre READ The W ant Ads JEfF JUUE omuxofi* tmiUMHTWUK• OUtlDMUR W TE WHALE IS SIGHTED Harpoon in hand, Gregory Pock as Captain Ahab nears the dreaded sea i, "Moby Dick," in the film which arrives Sunday Sundaj mammoth, Herit the Ritzz theatre. John Huston's production of the Heroue of the the vilie adventure man Melville mlventure classic is Is reportedly one year’s major films. Wfll iknntl - n » i rmra AWMKAl MTUOUncstl wwT Feature • 7:26 - 6:54 You may b« amoang the l u c k y winnera of free guest passes "CHILDREN UNDER I t ADMITTED FREE" TO D A Y CARTOON Jan Sterling and Robert Mitehum make an exciting team In "Man With The Gun" Playing at the Palm Drive In Theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log worn* rv t iu s x u L a i : 0O 1:10 f iiiu a y My Friend Flick* Telephone Tim* Tou Are T hera KVCMXO Lte ela n B sixa A4 v*niur* WUh UneU Walt a:ll yilra Far* ,* • :sa W aa ttiar- News-Xpert* «:00 4:20 P rlv a ta flecratary 4. 11 John Date Newt 7:00 Ed Duilivan Shaw a.so Upullietit On Sports 1:10 <ilS IlsnJssvous a. t T h ea tre ilollywooti summer Theatre ».«0 1 :0 0 1:20 Ford T h e a tre J:I9 Koble llooO * C O 141.000 C hilian** • 00 Crusader 0:10 W hat’* My Lla* I so I’lssfcoute of Bure 10:00 Hitchcock Present* »i*s The Lineup 10:11 George Nader reports to his skipper, Jeff Chandler, in this s.lo I'siton to I'erxm 10.10 Talent Sccut* 10:00 llilhwsy Patrol screen adaptation of the Kenneth M. Dodson best-seller, 10:10 Life of Jtilsy 11:00 Dun. Neste Dpaelal 1I:1S Law..rence W alk scene from "Away All Boats!", Universal-International 11:00 N'laht Newt llsaort * Show lt:J0 11:14 Sierllahl Theatre 11:11 Btcn-Off filmed in VistaVlslon and Technicolor with Chandler, Nader, ItiSO Sltn-off MONDAY MORNINM Julie Adama and Lex Barker as its stars. Showing Sunday s .tr iM u u 1:41 Teet P a t te r n aiuK.vsnu & Monday a t the Movieland Rlde-In Theatre. 7:00 llood Mornln* S JO Pun-on l-rostem ttssume . 1.00 C aptala K enyare* t.ss .Sawe- Wtether 0:00 Of All Thin** s.so Captain Katiaaiota 0:10 A r t h u r Qodfray S.10 •’Fury" 10:10 Strike It Rich 10 :lt0 VVliky Link A You 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:10 Mr. tvitard L ore of Llf* 11:11 11.00 HI* Top 11:11 Late Dhcw 1 2 .0 0 t'utura Farmers el America 11:10 rteareh for T om e rrew A lien ees llifl Quldln* Ll*l:t 12:11 rum Fare APTXRVOO* 12 11 Uuetaell Preview 16:00 12 00 Report Ua-ehall tlame In tha film, "Foreign Inirigu«"v of the Villa—interior and exterior 12:10 12:10 Btand Un A Be Counted 2 : 0 Viewers Dlassl 11:10 A* World T u r n s lilt Picture now at tha Pralrla Lake Drive-In' —for key acenes In the picture. 1:20 1:00 Johnny Carton A.00 Anu» 'n' Andy Theatre, Sheldon Reynolds used as The Villa dea Palmier*, fitting 2:20 Florida Drifters W T a a —• a m r o i t n S:SS Uaseball Kound-kin background for exciting action high above the Mediterranean and ■ VUNINCI tan* K i L o c T C L c a Country Frolic* l:on scenes the moat fabulous building framed by the French Alpa, fa a 1:10 Central Florida Shawcaae PAII0AY CVRNINA :t'n Jackie (lleatoa Bliow In Europe— the famous and cosy little place of 326 rooms. Its T:20 1:00 World At a l l turf** Tit mysterious Villa des Palmiers, to-, furniture alone is valued at over SlBO People'* Choice 1:11 T w ltla h t Bon** S : 2 0 '•Hev JeennlsP caled near Nice on the French Silo Dportt Book SlOO Ounsmoke two and a half million dollars. 1:41 Muaio a t Randaa Riviera. Tourlate have never been Pclence Fiction Theatre S:S0 The sumptuous formal gardens 1 0 :0 0 Ilob Cummlnsa Show 7:00 D rifting O* A Cloud allowed near tha Villa, and few! Tho 7:11 ltoeae For A " t so The Vise photographs have ever been taken] adjoining and surrounding tha •IO:oo 7 :00 IV* Dancetlm* Lawrem-w Walk Khuw 0 :00 M a h t Edition of It. But Reynolds was able to' Villa des Paimlers were used by 12:10 Slsn-off 0:14 Ptrlclly Inatrum aatal maka arrangement! for tba use Reynold* as background for tha 11)10 •l*B-OnSUNDAY 0:10 R hythm H our 10 >0 Proeram Resume At Horn* W ith Mail* title and screen credlte and the I I I Nr 10:10 New* we-Weather 11:00 12:00 Tha Christophers Bi** orr opening scene of "Foreign In­ I IS I" This It The Life ft’s the ( ATLMDAY in d o o r trigue." The central feature of the t:OU Pro Fool hall MUANINB 1:00 I’lineytand t.00 Dl*e On gardens is a beautiful narrow 1:00 John N»«bltt Nhow 4:01 Dawn Break era PICTURS pool, over a block long, the wa­ 1.10 Mayor of the Town *:ln Newe in s W eelern Jam bora* ters of 'hich are filled with exotic «:A« lassie is v t i. v i n n dill New* water flowera, and reflect the * 10 P r lv a ta Racratary 7:00 Beven O’clock Club 7:00 I'd Hultrvan Hhow magnificent statuary and stately son a K. T h a a tr a T:SI Nowt 1:00 Hporl* AS A Olenoo cypresses which line the garden. 1:20 Alfred Illlrhc ock P r s ts e l a 1:04 Jo c k e y ’* Choice 1(4 <100 C h ilia n s* The statues, incidentally, date vno Mornln* I reaction* 1:10 1:20 IVhat’s Mr Lin* 1:14 Harm ony Tim* back to the Greek occupation of |«tfn {.e rrlta Yoiin* Show 1:00 World At Nina 10 :1 0 fiotem ary C1oon*y the area. *:IS Mornln* Malodla* no TV n a v h n u s * 1:10 1100 Club As might be axpeetad. tha Villa tt 11:09 8 lsn-off 10:00 Newt W IEBO LD TS des Palmiers occupies a prominent ttn x n iT |0:1S 1400 Club N o a x ix a Nter, position in the fo'klore of the to:>4 CAMERA SHOD RUM-on I’m e r a m Return* 10:14 Revival Center iurrounJing countryside. It Is «:I0 N e w t-W e a the r I I I Orcheeir* A 01Ac it oo 210 PARK AVE. the center of various stories of 1:00 C aplale K e nqeroo 11 so Poitr-H Cluh THONE 667 Country Dial*. U S A y.no This Land of Our* 1I:4S slarcrosscd lover*, ghouls, vam 0:1 0 Handstand AFTERNOON pirei and royal intrigue. to:0* This Land of Our* 16:4(0 World At Nona 10:10 Rtrlk* It Risk IIMS Radio F a r m DI***S 11:10 Bar Non* Ranch fl:*0 Valiant Lady li:IS U t t of 1.1Fes 11:41 Atuerlran t ^ a i u a Oamd 1 in Record Review 11:14 Search for T om orrow 1:00 Teen Tim* llllt Quldln* M a h t 1 :0 # 1 so John Nnbttt's TRUEstory A nurrtjjt too |»od li b6 true Famous French Villa Background In Film S A N FO R D ELECTRIC C * Headquarters • 90o aluminized picture tube • Tilted Safty Glass for glare free viewing • “Set and Forget” volume control • Automation-built chassis . . . print wire circuitry and dip-solder connections • Full power transform er for long tube life • Shielded cascode tuner for superior fringe area per­ formance • Improved interference suppressor • Dynapower speaker with moisture proof aluminum voice coil • Underwriters laboratories approved 116 M A G N O LIA A VE. PHONE 442 AYTEIINOOM Newt Btand Up a B* Countad 12:20 As the Woild Turn* 1.00 Johnny Carton 1:20 Art L in k le tta r IclS Film Pa ra t:04 The III* Payoff 1:20 Bob f r o t h y Bhow 1:00 B r ig h te r Day lit! Raerat Storm 1:10 T ha Edge of Iflaht • 05 Channel (Si C r e ttr o a d t I SO Bl* Plctu r* w a a a Tv c h im s c l a JACSUOBVILLB F B I DAY liVICNIMU t i l l Mickvsby Mona* aa 4:10 4:14 1:00 I 00 12:00 12:10 1.00 SMS 0.10 l.uu 1:10 s.uu * lu y ou , 1:10 10:10 till! £ ! 5%h.“wttr w 2:00 lu:v0 » 10 tl.ol 11:11 11:10 uni T il 7:10 0:00 1:10 0:00 0:11 10:00 10:20 IliOl 11:00 11:1* 114* 12:11 2 :0ft «:04 l:10 0100 Ilia «:I0 0:10 1:10 7:00 1:00 0:10 1:00 ‘ 10100 11:11 Maw* A BO DUNDAY MOAN ING t0:tS Teet P a t ta r a 10:10 T h a Chrletopkers 11:00 L at’a T a k a A T rip U til Wild Bill Hlckofc A F T CMNOON I t M Million I Marl* &f*#fF IT A &U**<a board Newe Tee* Tim a The Rhythm Ban* Sill 4:14 d:4S l . t a Report Douc Ad ward* LapL Uaifaul llu ilywoa n um m e r T h ea ti* Our Miss Urouka Tli* Crusa der ITaynouee of Piers T ht Lineup P s ito a to P e rt** My* Oa Nawa t k r e r n Directors r ia y h o u t* 11:40 Kaputt Lae Paul. Mary f o r d Lata D h o w New* A »a BATUMDAY D O a X U U Teat P a t te r n W ln ky Dink ■ unday Dchaal Poruns One* Upon A S t a r r Carto on Tins* Mighty Mouse Bky Kla« Tales T t t a a R a a ( t t * Bl« Top tm a x o o s Buffalo Util Industry o a P ared* Dleay Deaa Yaa nkee* v*. n e d Doc k c urtbua rd Dig p icture l i n t te the Answer Kin T in Tin Qrand Ole O p rr KYBNINtl Country Praltca Best Tit* Clock Ja c kl* uleaaoa Bta*e Dhow Two for t h e Momey Hey, Jeannl* Guntmok* ill a b Pinana* Btudlo SI Dr. H udson’s Journa l 1:00 * 00 I I Id (lllLANIIO The Rita Theatre announces the pramlsre presentation of John Huston's production of "Muby Dick" beginning Sunday. Gregory Peek, Richard Basehart, Leo Genn and Orson Wctles star In tha Warner Bros, presen­ tation of Herman Melville's great Amarleaa adventure angn. "Moby Dick,” reportedly brought to the screen after three year* of filming in England, Wales, Ireland, The Irish Sea, tho Atlantic Ocean, the Madeira nnd Canary Islands, wa filmed In a new color process by Technicolor, John Houston pro duced nnd directed "Moby Dick" the epic story of the men who searched the seven seas for the mammoth* of the deep giant whale*. "Moby llick" is said to mark tho realisation of a thirteen-year dream for •’roduccr-dlicctor John lluston fir»t planned tho fllinachlevetneiiu as “Treasure of Sierra Modrt'." "African Queen," "Moulin Rouge" nnd Others, Houston first planned the film­ ing of “Moby Dick" nt n time when hi* main interest in motion pictures, wa* n* n sciccnwrilor. With n'writer's - -o he envisioned the scope an -1 conflict of "Moby Dick" ns pi w n g nn exciting panorsm* of entertainment for everyone K* the year* passed and Houston's range of Interest grew, hie r'-n* started lu uke shape. For the screenplay, Huston invited Roy Bradburv. noted science-fiction writer, to Join him In bringing Melville’s characters to screen life. As pro­ ducer-director he spent month* scouting remote corner# of the world for the Ideal *"tting U match the locales of die story. T w l tl a h t lon*a apart* Rook Muelo AT IUa**m lion Drlftln* On A Claud 7:1 S E r e n l n * Muelo 7:10 J u k * Boa B iturdA r Ml*** 4 :0 0 N'laht ISdlllo* 4:11 Facte F o ru m 4 :1 0 T he R h y th m ftauy 10:10 At Korn* W it h Muaio 10:11 Now* 11 :0* ■Ian Off SUNDAY MOANTNA Finally, a remote fishing villaf* of Youghal, Ireland was selected ns the town that meet eloiety re­ sembled New Bedferd one hun­ dred years ago. The whaling scenes w-ers filmed in the Atlantia Ocean off the &v..ary and 5ladeira Islands. It *a reported that in order to match the mood of tho action. Huston asked Oiwal* Morris, his cameraman, to fttm tho motion picture in a new color process Advance reports Indicate that Ju-it Hinton h*» «Wev*d all that he set out to do thirteen years ngo. ( w h ite Palm patronage) Cameron Are, Between CBlery and 23lh I’h. 1J6 -VV LAST TIME TONIGHT COFEATURE COLOR CARTOON SAURDAY ONLY JO ELM cCR EE i O R SE B A C K PLUS Hu n te r SUN. • MON, • TUBS. Be eel* the eynlee *f Melery’s fsmeu* lovers. "MR. and MIS. BROWNING" BK IIMin I0IIYT6. ML ffMietl ROBERT MITEHUM [ Telephone Time S u n d a y 5 p.m . Channel JHC Q U * ~ Q PRAIRIE LAKE I Iv | \ f ll\| TH { A Tk | TONIGHT A SHOWS A GIFTS A SAT. ™T PRIZES can you get 8 In your oar ? — win a month'* Free Paaa To PRAIRIE LAKE. Tell tha Cashier U you have an 8 in year licajtse far a raprie* 7:09 1:86 10:80 11:00 ADVENTURES OF IIA JJI BABA I barker 'jo h n D erek E lolne S t 6 W«rt Sundtr f t Monday. | RUNNING WILD ft | AWAY ALL BOATS Jeff Chindlar Jnlij Adame in All Nary Personell Id ■IIJform Admitted FREE 7:0* «a« on 7:01 IMS 7:10 7:41 0:04 1i J0 IMS I 14 10:10 11:04 11:00 till 1 00 1:10 1:41 4:0* fill a is 1:41 1:00 T ill 1:1* 1:0# 1 : 1* 10:10 11: 0* l:#d 1 91 4:10 l:SS 1:11 7:*d 7:41 1 :1* 1:11 10* Muelcat r r a g r a m Hymn Tim* Muilral Prnwram nplrltual Tim* Mualcata J 17. Cola Rey Anthony •DAY f t SATURDAY Muelcat* Gospel Vinters Church Bervle* Sunday Bsroeada AFTERNOON American L*a*u* Gama At * Marla Hour F o rw ard March T w llla h t Nonas EVKNINO Wnrtd At tllv Safaty p r u * r a m Heranada It: Blue BL Francis Hour Ourst Btar l i a r s ’* T a Vat* Proudly W a Haft T ha Brld*a Dial -M" F a r Musi* At Home W ith Mnsl* 11*a Off MONDAY , MORNIN44 Bt*n Oa Daw* Rraakara Nawa W sstarn J s m b o r a s New* •av >*v*a O’clock Club N ew e.F lorida News-W orld Bporta At A Glsao* Jo ckey ■ Cboie* M orale* Davallan* FEATURE • 1 : 0 0 . 8:59 • 6iU - 0:5 STARTS SUNDAY x E S s M lM w a S a d llb w l I;!! Mornln* v s m vMalndl** s: 0:71 0 :1 * 14:0* 1010 Her* A T h*ra IS** Club Nawa tails it** a u b 11:1* Game Of MBIadr 11:01 World At Moan S till 4 fT * lX 0 A R Radio F a r m D4***l Ray Nam* R s i s k ] y i ° H 4 Di<~i • I S Kawa B a r Mead l!0 4 0« 4:1* d:tr SU aeb Am t r i c e a L aa *a* T#*n Tima >*aw* T a t a Tlaa* 1:0 l:IT ■f. j S' �Get Behind Local C o f C , Help Sanford, Seminole County Grow The Seminole County Chamber of Com• ; merce has made tta big atept And now—with a spirit of progesslveness : —th e local chamber of commerce organise* ; tlott, headed for the next twelve months by "Clifford McKIkbln aa Its president, will go -a fte r the big projects, the little projects, new ' cnee and old ooae. The Executive Board of the-Seminole "County Chamber of Commerce went after ■ one man to manage the affairs of one of - th e most effective organisations a commu: nity can have. ■ President-elect, until Monday morning, 'ta iffo rd McKlbbln announced yesterday “•that City Commissioner John Krlder had accepted the position a* manager and will :=take over his duties Immediately. ■ That'a the big step taken by the CofC 'groupI . , Now the next step Is for ths businessmen, merchants, professional people and cltlsens .* of Seminole County to get behind John Krider and the program he will go after to bring to the county every available project • th a t will build the community - every availabl# project th a t will benefit the com•m ualty. John Krider has bam dose - very close ~ to eome of the most important programs . had projects evar to be proposed. And he’s , .-gone after them with * "no-holds-barred" , attitude - with a determination th a t they're good for Sanford and Seminole County and they're going to be accomplished. -r That'a what It takas In these modern days of keen competition for whatever It ' m ight ba - road, - bridges - recreation areas - streets - new industry - new tour" l e t trade! I f a the aggressive and "we’re “ going to have It" attitude which brings reehalts - end John Krider possesses such a sp irit Wa believe th a t tha Seminole County ^Cham ber of Commerce is right now on tho fhreshhold of having one of the most suceaseful of all yeare in Its long history of ■'wxlstence her* In our County. * An we’re already said - our next big .move Is for everyone to get behind the .,V:Chan)b*r of Commerce In every way pos- * • Secondary Duties * • * MANS FOR ■KlIDBVmL provtmont Fund for IIUJIS. Tho must be filled com. plctaljr within to years under terras of the contract. The developers also are rqulrd to d radsa ■ 600-foot wlds pubUe channel connecting with tha Intraceaatal Watarway along the west­ ern adga of tho tract. novb a ir ad irarihland TALLAHAISE (* -n * « s for a . daralopment on tha a lte r at New Smyrna hive mated abaad with '- sal* ef IN aeraa of marshland to - t k MagnaUa Developmeat Co. * Tho aalo t u naoa fir tha CaM..'■hat Trtutaaa ot tha Internal 1st- ARMAN DROWNS TAMPA (B— David A. Hammer. It, an airman second class from Dallas, Iks., drowned yesterday while swimming la a lake north of Tamps. Johnston says ha U Interested in the principle of fair play, the WASHINGTON * - A lot of sscrednees of private property, money and a lot ot people are in­ and good foreign relations. That'a volved in tho so far unsuccessful much tha explanation given effort to return war-sclied prop, pretty b j other members of Congress arty In fuU to the original Ger. wh*. have sponsored similar bills. man and Japanese owners. The full.rcturn sponsors reason This has been tried In one Con- this way: West Germany has grail after another. The try will agreed to pay back over M years be made again next year. one billion dollars on the SH-bilTho Rlianbotrar administration lion-dollar Marshall Plan Iona this Is oppoaod to the fuU return of the country mada Otrmany. fli# Unit­ selxed property. WUllatn Rogers, ed States has canceled out tha deputy attorney general, »»k1 such rest of the loan. a plan would "remove tha burden This bUllon dollars could be used of compensating the former Ger­ to pay off on the 660 millions in man owners from the shoulders ol selxed assets, with 460 millions the German taxpayer and place il left over. If the selxed property on tha ahoulden of the American wasn't paid for, the Treasury taxpayer,' would have the billion dollars plus ToUl value of the foreign prop­ whatever was left over after pay­ erty — owned by individuals and ing off American war claims from corporationi apd selxed by this the 660 millions In aeUed proparty. government ddring the war — is President Elsenhower favors about 660 million dollars. Some of paying back the original German il this government still holds. Some and Japanese owners for their it sold. seized and Kid property up to a What it sold —through the Of­ limit of 110.000. But this would be fice of Allen Property OAP — for indlvlduali only, not for cor­ amounts to around 360 million dol­ lars. Most of this money went to porations seized. pay off the claims of Americans The government estimates this who suffered In German and Jap­ *JO,030.pcr-person-llmlt would fully cover 90 per cent of the Individu­ anese prisoner-of-war camps. OAP wants to sell off the re- als wbosa property was seized and Ruining 200 millions of sclsod as* would cost no more than 60 mil­ iota. ThU money could be used to lion dollars. Biggest plum of all U tha Gen. pa;- off the claims of Amtrlcana whose property was deitroyed In cral Atdllnc and Film Corp.—orig­ wartime Germany. They have re­ inally part of the German I. G. Farben Cartel — which was worth ceived no payment yet. Under a bill sponsored by Sen. about 33 million dollars when the Olin Johnston D-SC, and ap­ government aelzed It. proved this year by the Senate The government bolds 97 per Judiciary Committee, not only the cent of Its stock and names tha 350 millions In assets' already aold board of directors — Americans — but the 100 millions still to ba who run It like any other rorpo sold would be paid back to tho ration. Under the guidance of thU German,and Japaneta owners. board tha property now la worth ■y j a m b s Ma r l o w 0 Shortage of professionally trained peo­ ple In certain fields lg forcing efficiencies th a t might have taken many more years in coming. A hospital, for Instance, has gone a step beyond the nurses’ aid Idea by hiring "floor managers" to supervise non-nursing work and by training maids to serve food trays as well as do th e general housekeeping. This practical procedure has given the nurses mo|*e time for their specialised duties and thus has helped solve the nurse shortage in th a t hospital. Likewise, a few big engineering firms ure experimenting with "engineer aids" to do routine office work th at formerly, gobbled up valuable time of expensively trained engineers. It's fine time for the highly paid, highly trained specialists to understand All the Jobs in their offices or departments, and be willing to do any of them In a res! emer­ gency, B ut,at a time when the professionals are scarce, It doesn’t make much sense to waste their time and skills on duties which plenty of other employes might perform ju st as well. There are few offices and plants which couldn't increase their efficency with the personnel they »0.tr y -live on the |iayroll by simply shuffling secondary duties into a more effective pattern. Returning O f Seized Land Fruitless Associated Frees Newt Analyst aible - if you're not a member, JOIN - I f you're not oo a committee, GET ON ONE - If you haven't been behind the protreaa of Sanford and Seminole County JOIN WITH THOSE WHO ARE -an d 8anford and Sem­ inole County will grow, beyond all expec­ ta tio n . We have the leadenhip—and we're ready to go! f The president of a very new college was explaining: "But we're not helping the other colleges In the state by taking In aomo of their students — these are extra student*, who probably wouldn't go to college at all if we weren't here In their home area. Many of them are good students, too." .»r And therein lies one more problem for educational leaders and state legislators Tha Sanford Haratd to mull over as they try to figure out how StU M U M »r rim si u tir tM m euMsr t‘— matter Oetsbsr IT. lilt at to handle booming college enrollments of “ * ‘ ----tha Aat the next few years. S e <N PMt> Ot>tM «t rteriaa onSir on M OfflM es •eafertL S«if«r It's not only more population and more ___________ f illMaher a SIU ttseestlve SSItor familiarity with the values of education that - ASvsrtisIni Meaaasr is swelling the ranks. More high school •f tha aseeelateC graduate students really want to go to col­ Vo tha aeee JsrraM M leaprletea to thU M n iW H r. lege, and good new colleges that make this possible a t moderate cost tap brand now sources-of enrollment. State colleges, state universities estab­ lishing branches, and municipal college* h iia i •tha bat Tear, have to decide how far they can afford to •Itll tii AS Ohitnatr netiaea, eera/of thaako, rotalutIona ana go In expanding their faculty and fncillticH p t M of onurutnaiont for tha oaraeee of rat.Ux ion at wilt ho ohanoS tor at raaular advertlsler rama for such students. This is a problem impossible Jo chart ac­ Friday, September 28, 1DRB 4. curately with census flgutes, but neverthe­ less quite real. BIBLE VERSE * * • Rooted and grounded In love.—Eph. 8:17. There la no fiercer love than a mother's The first President to proclaim a full week and In the orders. of creation a In observance of fire prevention was Warren . higher _ ;ikth«r's lov# le almost equal! all absorbing. G. Harding In 1022, -God has th a t kfed of love fo r hU children, This year'a fire prevention week Is set ;.oor Uvea suffer If we repudiate th a t love. for the weak of October 7-1S M m om urr DRYING UP the Navy whereby many men en­ dangered, their own lives In help­ Letters ing to save others. Many acta of waa displayed by men O f Appreciation ofherolint your command for which you may b« proud of having them EDITOR'S NOTE: Yealcrday serving within your command. was ona month to the date since tho Navy bomber crushed In San­ My family and 1 Join you In prayer and wish to convey our ford. deepest and moat sincere sym­ Honorable K. D. Scott pathy to tha families of tha of­ Mayor of the City of Sanford ficers and men who loat their lives in this accident while serv­ City Hall ing this great country of ours. Sanford, Florida 1 feel capable to express tha My dear Mayor Scott: It Ik my profound desire to feelings of many people of San­ ux|>rcan my families and my ford, even though this tragedy heartfelt appreciations for the will long be remembered, that we ovcnvhclndnir assistance we re. still are proud and thankful to calved from the peoplg of your have such an Important part of fine city at the time of our great our national defense force within our community., need. Sincerely yours, Words cannot express the sent William M. Brown Iment that we have for the fine spirit, help and condolence that was afforded by the fire, police Honorable C. 8. Thomaa and other city agencies. They Secretary of the Navy should all J j« commended for thwlr Washington 26, D. C. outatandlng Intrepidity. This a* My dear Mr. Secretary: lone maked any man proud of be- I wish to thbnk you for your Imt an American and to live and kind message at the time of the be able to raise hla family In aircraft accldant hare In Sanford, such a fine community. Florida on August 27, 1866. It was with great honor to You and tha people of Sanford, have symbolltad to my tons the know that your feelings were meaning‘of “Love Thy Neighbor", with the families Involved In tha and (hey shall grow Into man Incident. hood knowing the true meaning ! am proud to say that tha of the words of our Good Lord. Navy acted In true Navy tradi­ This token of esteem genaros tion In handing nil matters. Many Ity you have shown It aomathing men, with ne regard to their own you ami all the people of this Uvea, fought vigorously to keep control ef tho f ln In order that community can lie proud oL no further damage resulted. These In closing, let yours and my prayers I* heard for ths peopla men should be commanded for that perished In (hla unavoidable their fine acts ef herotem that they Incident. Their memory will al so proudly dltplayod ways l»e respected and revered I further wish to report that by us nil. all matters are being handled most expeditiously at posxlbla Sln-crrly yours, William (Cotton) Brown and I wish to thank you and all of your flna officers and man for the officiant manner in which the Commanding Office,, details are being formulated. U. S- .Naval Air Station I am enclosing a copy of the Hunford, Florida Commander Heavy Attack Wing letter ! forwarded to the com­ mands St the Sanford Naval Air ONE Station for their outstanding per­ U. S. Naval Air Station form nnc# and devotion to duty Sanford, Florida they displayed during this in­ Dear Sir: cidentI would like to take this op­ Sincerely yours, portunity to extend to the personWilliam M. Brawn nel of your command, military and civilians alike, my moat VOTING MACH1NR TO BE heartfelt gratitude for the ex­ PURCHASED emplary manner and timely re­ FORT PIERCE Lucie sponse they diligently displayed County Commtsslonerm have ap­ at the scene of the aircraft ac­ proved the purchase of M voting cident on August 27, 1060. It was machines for use In tha Novem­ within the highest traditions of ber presidential election. N EW and U SED C A R CLEARANCE SALE .$?**'* ’t; 10 Brand New 1956 Fords A t A Terrific Savings. A L L USED CA RS REDUCED TO SELL STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC. Your Friendly FORD Daalar Blue* 1981. PHONE 200 808 E. FIRST HT. If •• ft •a cl • e 4* l! a i* J t a a e u t deem eingtjr," U list’s really unusual here is that Mother met* in un the family fun a thanks largely to tbe automatic equipment >b*l has taken over aa many of the laundry and kitchen chore*. ot only that, with electric water healing and aa r i l l l l l N W II ft L IC IT C O M M IT all-electric kitchen—kitchen* are caller...fresher! ra o n T t a IA M B O U T JA M E S B . O U T M. M. te Lund Says! HE It LONG DID NOT SUPPORT EISENHOWER Sly opponent, Mr. Herlong, VOTED AGAINST IKE ON 71 a £ ministration roll calls. HE FAILED TO VOTE on an* other 9 Important roil emits on. Ike's legislation. * HE VOTED AGAINST IKE'S FARM BILL, IKE'S MUTUAL SECURITY BILL, IKE'S TAX BILL and IKE'S HIQHWAY BILL and many other important mea­ sures. Like must of the Demo­ crats, he dlJ vote with Ike on a few bills. He states he Is 100'', for Stevenson. That's fine and it makes the issue clear. Because I am lOO'.r for Ike. Both Ike a n * the people of the district NEED* A REPUBLICAN CONGRESS. ANNUAL e Jl a JAMES GOT AGENCY CITY MANAOEB NAMED . LAKELAND lit— After four years as acting city manager. David O. Payna haa been named fulltime city manager at a salary ot tlt.000. V' Strickland-Morrison Inc. >• G in aral Insurance about 106 mllliona. Farben transferred the m .-p o ra tion to a Swims out01, E. G. Che. mle, before Its seizure. Chemle, being Swiss, claims it was a neutral hi the war and therefore thou American government has no right to Ite property. It's fighting In court ts aet il back. The Ameri* c«n government argues Chemle I* a front for the German owners. Jew FOREIGN MILITARY AID I favor continued foreign mill, tary aid. N* one want* snuthM ‘Pearl Harbor', So long as eo n munlam lifts, the peril of attaci •xUte. If th en la another war, lot a have B fought on forelgr •oil. Our Allies are the outer bar. ders of defense. MR. HERLONG VOTED AOAINST MILITARY AID TO OUR ALLIES, He claim there is f billion dollar* of un ■pent money mm. That is not true. All foreign military aid bai already been appropriated. Die ho actually believe Ike was In. aincere in his request for this au. propriationT UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES The Un-American Ac t i VI tier Committee of Congress should be kept alive. It la one of the Import* ant waya to keep aubvertivea and communists out of our governmenu It la a safeguard of our democracy. MR. H E R L O N G FAILED TO VOTE for tha appro, prialion that would heap this im* portent Committee In existence. But he made sure ha waa present to vote In favor of a bill incraas* Ing his salary 110.000.00 a year. MINIMUM WAGE Tha minimum waga increase granted by Congress was good leglilatiun. It is but another means to Improve the standard of liv­ ing of Americans. Tha bin carried by an overwhelm lag vote of both VET MR. HERLONG VOTED AOAINST IT. SOIL BANK BILL Formers need help, that much is certain. B E S I D E S , being AGAINST Ihe’a Soil Bank BUI, M * Herlong waa ALSO AGAINST the Democrats M',t parity bill. Ow March 14, 1U6, ha said "Under rigid 90% price supports, sur­ plus's bad been created, markets had been destroyed resulting in the Ion of net farm incomas." If he waa against both moaaures, WHY DIDN'T HE COMB FOB. WARD WITH A SOLUTION? ‘"•kva that tha farmers need help of any klndT INCOME TAX REDUCTIONS Ike hae provan that ho Is tho exception to the theory that tho more any governmental agency gets, the more it will spend. He hat balanced the budget and is creating a surplus. Tho Dem*. erata have the habit of shedding tearf tor ths Ux-payer and rais­ ing taxes when they sra in. Tho record show, that II of THE IIj INCREASES In i n c o m e tax' WERE VOTED BY THE Demo­ crats whila 7 OF THE REDUC­ TIONS were VOTED IN BY THE REPUBLICANS, to tho bast toUraet ef oar economy, income U*M- far the people least able to pay. SHOULD RE REDUCED. WUb further reduction of costs of »o»*r»««L TUB TAXPAYER COULD GET HU TAXES DE­ CREASED without Jeopardising the natioo'a credit. Arnold Lund Republican Nominee tor Congress. (Generous 91 and W contribution* have made this column possible for another weak. Marlin Jeha* a t o * Treasurer, ODIiaaa f o r Lund Committer) �I THE SANFORD HERALD Fri., Sept. 28, 10B6, Page B Social £vsmi& 6 Become Members Mrs. Howard Installed A t Meet At Anna Miller O f Story League Circle Initiation Mrs. Odham Hosts Bethany Class The Uit meeting of the cur>, rent church year waa held by Six ladles became member* of The Sanford Story League be­ the Bethany Claaa of the Firat The Anna Miller Circle at Initia­ gan the Fall Season with • moot Baptlat Church in the lovely home j tion ceremonies held Tuesday • :irof the d ata preaident, Mra. evening' at the Elks Club. The Interesting meeting held at the Dorothy Odham. Mr*. Odham'a event was conducted by Mrs. Ed Episcopal ra rlih House Monday co.hoiteaae* were Mr*. Marilyn Cox president, who also welcomed evening. The seaslon wet opened Forrest, Mra. Bobbl Robbin* and the following Into the Circle: wlh a prayer by the president, Mra. Irene Harris. Mrs. Howard L. Foley, Mn. W. E. Mrs. H. L. Moore. After reports A beautiful arrangement of pale ■over WTRR, Sanford, at 1:30 a .a FRIDAY I’ralt. Mr*. John GripP«. Mr*. E. The Catholic Women’s Club wilt Pink and yellow rote* adorned the Aorman de Vara Howard chap* W. Peterson. Mra. Robert M am were given and correspondence ter United Daugbtet. of the Con­ hold their first get-acquainted spacious and comfortable Family read, Mn. Claude Howard waa and Mra. William Hardin. of the Odham home. Alao federacy will meet at 1 p.m. on meeting at the Yacht Club at installed as second vice president. During Ihe buainesa meeting the Skylark with Mr*. F. B. 8:IS. Mr*. Loulae Bauman will I the same fragrant roses were tentative plan* were discussed for At th* close of the installation preside over the meeting. AH new artisticallyplacedl,on the^ P*«m>[ In Adam* and Mr*. F. E. Roumillat a November dance, complete de­ service Mrs, Roche, the Installing members of th* pariah are Invlt- the beautiful pals pink living iveo-hoatciies. tails of whirh will be announced room. In the dining room waa . ed to attend. ** SATURDAY at * liter date. Mr*. Roy Chorp- officer, presenled Mrs. Howard r Rally Day Picnic at the Upaala) The Sunbeams and Q. A.’* of huge bouquet of white crysanentng, secretary, read the min- with a con age of pink roses, and Community Presbyterian Church 'the Firat Baptist Church will meet. themuma utes whlrh were aopravrd hv the f tha in turn presented a eoraag* The meeting was called te fllEADAY fur all Sunday School children and group. Also related were the ut- j0 th* president, pledging har suporder and opened with prayer by The Sanford Tourist and Shutparenti. The K. A.’s of the First Baptist fleboard Club will have a covered Mrs. Margaret Reynold!, teacnofficer*0' 1* y ' P°rt « * ^ e coming y.ar. dish supper at 8:00 at the club­ er. Minutes of tha last meeting Church will meet at the Church. ° Following the evening's bu.inea. ttporM that year were then read by (he secretary, house. SUNDAY the ladles enjoyed delicious rebooks would be ready for October Mra, Bobbl Robbins, and alto a The Junior Choir of th* Firat The Woman’s Society of Christ­ fresh ments of open face aand- meeting, also a course In parllaian Service will hold an Execu­ yearly report waa made of all Baptist Church will rehearse. wlches consisting of laaty cheese mentary law will be given and tive Board meeting at 0 a.m. ful- activities of Ihe Bethany Class MONDAY spreads and cold luncheon meats. itudy c1a„ „ hrid( ^ ,nitrtie. O Th* Rev. George Calton will' lowed by a Business and Program during the pest year, from Oct­ ober 16, 1935 when the class The course was served from a .. . . . . . . „ » conduct the morning davotlons meeting at 9:45 a.m. table overlaid with a white cloth t cm being given in tha art of The Brownie Scouts uf the First we* organised. Of the total dis­ that held a centerpiece of sever- alory tailing, Preibyterisn Church will meet in bursements for tha year approxi­ mately 1180 went to different al beautiful plant* growing from Th* Sanford Story League wag the Youth Building at 3:00 p.m. Those Interested PICTURED ABOVE nt the School of Instruction held Wednesday at Plnecrcat School charitable funds. Smaller amounts a single container. Hostesses were honored by having one of its memare: Back row, standing, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, Plnecrcat Principal, Mrs. J. B. St. were spent for flowers, greeting Peter Bukur, Mrs. Greg Kin- h w R c -ueted Invited To Join President, Seminole County Council, and Mrs. Richard Elam, President of Plnecrcat Mr*. law, Mrs. It. C. Disbrow, and alactad Recent Bride Feted cards and othar materials for the John, chairman of tho way* and meant With the flowers purchas­ P-TA. Front Row, seated, Mrs. George Hanford, l^jesburg, Mrs. 1). Hales Jackson, Or­ Mr*. William F. Gordon. Band Parents Assn. With Misc. Shower clast, ed by th* data and those placed lando, Mrs. K. William Guutier, New Smyrna, and Mrs. John C. McGuire, Fastis. Enjoying the evening were Mn. c°mmltlec *ba National organThe first meeting of the Band In the data room on Sunday Clay Smith, Mra. Lowell Ozler, Ration. Parent* Aiaoclatlon of Seminole by the different das* Mr*. Robert Thomas, Mr*. R. II. Mn. C. C. Welch, who waa tha High wa* held Tuesday at T p. In Boniface Home morning New Residenents member!, there was a total of P-TA's Importance To World Stressed Mr*. Robert Harvey, who waa Gobbcll, Mr*. Fred Sanford League delegate to the 9*fn. In the achool cafateria. A cov­ 35 bouquets and plant* tent dur­ Mrs. Marie Thompson, Mn. H. National Convention, gave a ered dish supper waa enjoyed by married on Sept. 13 in Nahunta, ing the year to members, Come From N. Y. By Mrs. Jackson A t All-Day Symposium P. Hale, Mr*. B. G. Caruther*. all, after which the new member* Ga.t was honored with a bridal friends or family of members Mr*. Margsrct Reynolds, prin- D y W r a y Q f O r l a n d o Mrs. Gene Waller, Mn, H. L. glowing report of tha mealing, were introduced and made wtl- thower Tuesday night in the home who were ill. Out of an average Foley, Mra. E. W. Peterson, Mrs. Tha theme of t h a National of Mr*. Leona Boniface. rlpal of Plnecreil School, welcome / U/ ' come. of 31 enrolled, there waa an aver­ D. 8.8. ‘’Bud’’ “Rod" Tally, Tally, his wife. Robert Mam. Mrs. John tiriff!% C o n v e n t ion was "Fun la a large crowd to the Seminole D. The meeting waa called to ord­ A white and pastel color (heme age attendance of II or Sl%. Sanford Pilot Club County Council P-TA School of Prise! IIs. and Ihelr Ihrec child Mr*. W. C. Trait Jr., Mr*. Wil­ th* Sun" with Sanfonl, along with er by Mra. A, D. Rountree, prea­ was chosen,, with bouquets nf Also there waa e toul of Ml Instruction held there on Wednrs- rrn moved from New York Slate liam D. Hardin, Mrs L. G. tha state of Florida receiving Has First Meeting paalel and white flowers being ident, who presented Ernest Cow­ vlslta reported, 485 phone calls ,lay. The devotional was given by to Orlando «|x months airo. Then Skates. ley, bandmaster nf Seminole High used throughout the rooms of the and 251 cards and letters. In all Mr*. Grady Herman, who used thev decided to move In Sanfonl Mr*. James Ro.enow, Mra. Roy "»“< * « » • Pub,icl*r fro« *“ • School, who brought lo the group, Boniface home. Mr*. Harvey’* Ihe members felt qullo a lot had A t Little Home hi* plana for the year, saying,' many. beautiful gift* were pre­ been accomplished during this Member* of the Sanford Pilot First and Second Samuel a» a and hnva been hero about four Chorpcnlng, Mr*. C. II. 8tsfford, gilherlng of women from all over Club were delightfully entertained basis for her talk, after which weeks, making tlirlr home nt 215 Mrs. Harry Adair, Mra. Richard the U. 8. The women war* told -fcjJ'U it my balief that a member sented to her in a white basket first year. " of (L. m L .I. tfl rsU C.k««l of Mrs. Honicr Little Ihe guest .priikors were introduc- w. emh st. Mapcs, Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, Mra. that the national preaident atreatthe C. Seminole High School tiassil hand which was adorned with white Nominations for new officer* at_ the f . .home . Their two little girls have love' Ed Cox. Mra. Peter J. Bukur, ed the fact that all -:or on Tuesday eJ •* through hi* constant striving for wedding bells. for the coming year were mad. J f i ? . “ l!;™1™ fina performances develops a lira. Bonifaee waa assisted by and the following were elected: evening at their first fall dinner The importance of the P-TA Iv and unusual names, these he Mra. William F. Gordon, Mra. II. were organized for lervlce, bringorganisation was stressed by Mra. Ing Mtchrle, who Is three, and C. Disbrow, Mra. Georgo Klnlaw, Ing sunshine to ahutini, enter* keen tense of values. He should Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, who pr«' teacher, Mra. Margaret Reynolds; meeting. Dinner was served buffet style D. Hales Jackson, president of Toni, who Is four. They are too Mrs. Irving Fcinberg, Mra. Eddie uinment and Instruction to child* gain a broader concept of living i sided over the silver coffee ser- assistant teacher, Mrs. France* end thus is motivated throughout vie* at the refreshment table Walton; presidtnt, Mrs Lcnora from Individual tables which were District Six, In her talk about young as yet tn attend school Stout, Mr*. J. R. Hmilrhan, Mrs.Iren and last, but not least, Joy Fay* to tha members In beingable to for Children and with their big brother, Dsvld, who Garfield Walker, Mrs. life by the desire to do good which was very lovely with its Green; vice-prealdant, Mn. Rus set up on the spacious porch of “Service* Youth". Mr*. Jackson said that is seven venrs old, Jackson, Mrs, Esther Barber, serve. The major Project of tha things and In my opinion cllitcn centerpiece of pastel and white King; secretary and treasurer, the Little home, ■local laagut is story tailing in OUT Mr. Tnllv Is a quiet man who Mrs. Agnes Ozler. ship and leadership training are gladioli and fern, flanked by whit* .Mrs, . . . . Marie Lewis; assistant .a* . . ’Following dinner Mrs. Thomas in order to improve the environ Mra. Florence Lyon, Mrs. Gord- public achool*. ;pf prim* Importance". taper* in sparkling cryatal cand-1crelary and treasurer, Mrs. Mar- Gallagher entertained the group mrnt uf the child wo need to enjoys "playing golf, finishing Plana were discussed and it leholdtrt. The cake, looking vary garet Ashley; hospitality and with an historical narration of th e1ftudy the child. 111* growth and furniture and taking rare of the on Frederick, Mrs. Douglas Husk-} Mrl, Houle, Mri> 0 . g . Wfl^r|waa decided to purchase a piano "brldty", waa frosted with white flower chairman, Mrs. Marilyn lovely old town of Williamsburg, his needs. She further stated that yard." Of course, like most peo­ in, Mrs. E. J. Moughton J r , 11#mii and Mfl. j , P, T faurao^ for the band. The following com- and had rosea around the top. Forreat; personal service chair­ Va. accompanied by colored slides parent education was one of tho ple. he doesn't have as murh time Mrs. J. B. Phillips, Mra. B. P. Wtrt host#**** for tha evanlag* miltaes were appointed: Finance, There were between 25 and 30 man, 3!rs. Dorothy Odham; as­ of the buildings which have been main responsibilities of the P- as he would like to devoto to these Griffin, Mr*. Jitji*1 A. Via, Bra. u,(ng a color schema of pink la W. J. Clarke, Mrs. It. P,' K*"1* decoration and rafTashmant !%# Earl Tony, Clayton Smith, and guest* on hand to honor tha naw sistant personal service chairman, so faithfully and authentically TA, and added that parents slio dd hnhbles. j ,ea ,lble Wil ^ r *ly with lta * p Mrs. Tally finds that most of and Mra. Jamea Blankenship. L. E, Oiler; Hospitality, Mrs. bride. Mrs. Iren* Harris; publicity chair­ restored and refurnished In all teach their children self discipline of crystal and its ut* W, R. Jennings, Mrs. L. P. Itorman, Mrs. Elolse Hunt; In serv­ their former splendor and glory, and respect for the rights of olh- her time Is lakrn up with earing All member* are urged to be program eis, and to accept responsibility. for hpr children and her house. present for tho next meeting uguaj arrangement of Jards, and Mrs. Ernest Cowley; ice group captain, 3lrs. Jane Miss Elsie Farley, Gonralet; group captains, Mrs. chairman, introduced Mra. Gal- She (old the group that there are. -p,,, tally* arc members of the which will be at I p.m. at lb*! candles. Membership, Mrs. Joe Corley, Elki Club on Oct. 9. approximately ten million mem- j.-jrlt Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Lowell Bobbl Robbins, Mrs. Gladys Pea­ lather. Mrs, Sue Stevenson, president, bers of Ihe P-TA in tho U. S. A., cock, &!rt. Jonnla Elam, Mra. Osier, Mr*. Fred Pope, and Mrs, __________ _, ___ Helen Strickland, Mrs. _____ Maris welcomed a* guests Mrs. Dsvld Its possessions and military New Arrivals To Sanford C. F. Denham; and Puhlllcty, Mrs, Friends of Mrs. Douglas S ts n ___ E. C. Williams and Mra. J. K. itrom will be happy to team that UambergVr. and Mr* "Helen SUp- r,*tcb*1 ■nd Mr*- Elapeth Dunne base*. She feels that P-TA Is the ;1She *’L- ----------announced* **-the *—,L---forthcoming most Important organization in t St. John. Officer* of the organ­ the is home from the hopltal, aft- j(r vl*11 of Mr*- SUr!p t;lp*’ the world; that ll give* tho most1 isation are: president, Mrs. A. D er undergoing surgery last week, A vote waa taken on whether! or not th* members desired * »«n of Ocala, district Governor o f ! extensive training leadership of Union are: preaident, Mrs. A. D. and la doing very well. ^our, International, I any organization; and that It is Rountree; vice president, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cogbum, Class Year Book for tha coming! ' ‘ 23. “ The regular "" dinner prospecting fur a value greater B. St. John; secretary, Mrs. R. former residents of Sanford, who year or a directory of nirass, un Oct meeting of the club will be act that of lira ilium The P-TA is W. William., and treasurer. Mra. h, Ve raidc thelr horn, in Mary- addresses and phone number* of up to Oct. 9 at whlrh time prospecting for people who are E. M. spier. vllle, Tenn., for the past two all members. The litter motion The duos for the Band Parents years have returned to Sanford was patted, A discussion was then Founder’s Day of Pilot Interna­ interested In 1children and In held as to a suitable lime for a tional will he observed with Mrs. education for the future of tha Association are |5 per year fam­ to spend the winter. class dinner to which the mem­ Joel S. Field in charge of the U. 8. and the world. ily, and It waa stated that they "Procedure for Pnrent-Teachrr wished to extend an Invitation to Friend* of Mrs. A. L. Wilson, bers’ husband* would be Invited program. » any person In Sanford or SeminSemin* wh0 underwent surgery at Sem- and a* Thanksgiving dinner was waa Those enjoying the party were Associations" was the topic W ole County who ii interested In (n„|e Memorial Hospital Tuesday. *9reetl uP°n “Y A**0 dlicuss- Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. N a n c y chosen by Mrs, George Hanford, music and young people to become w.(j| be pleased to learn that her t-d and passed on was th* motion Brock, Mra, I.eon Bryan, Mrs. Chairman I’rocrduro ami Bylaws, a member of the o r g a n iz a tio n .; doctor report* her condition as that a party or picnic be given In Field, Mr*. Al Hunt, Mrs. D. K. FCPT, as she urged more Use of Ihe spring for all children of Mi-Nab, Mra. V, C. .Messenger, committee and conference* to de­ 'Ihe meeting* arc held Ihe fourth "good". members of the class. A donation Mr*. M. L. Rabom Sr., Mrs. Eith­ velop all of the potentialities of Tuesday of each calendar month at 7:30 p.m. in the bond hall at Ur. and Mri. Roger Harris was made for Junior choir robes. er Ridge, Mrs. Esther Rive, Mrs. many people thinking together on G. A. Stine. Mra. II. A. Swanson, Seminole High School. have moved Into their new home It was decided that the hosp­ Mr*. Volt Lambertaon, Mrs. Gal­ a problem itality chairman, Mra. Marilyn Mr*, John McGuire, Chairman at 2707 Oak Ave. Forreat, would assume the duty lagher, Mra. R. M. Ball, Mra. Earl Juvenile Protection averred that Faust, Mn. Jesale Winger, 3(rs. membership chairmen, room raBABY SITTERS Miss Marla Menendn entered of visiting all new members, wel­ coming them and acquainting Mr*‘ DunnB ,n d k i n prusentativ**, hospitality ehairSt. Vincent’s School of Nuning, AVAILABLE i mrn ind publicity chairman should them with the data and lu Elsie Farley._____________ Jacksonville, on Wednesday, for V Babv SlIHng Agency , work togethrr because they rava her freshman year. She wa* ac­ activities. The members agreed companied to Jacksonville by her to Include Bible study at the named. Mrs. Sadie Nolde won th e. overlapping Jobi, PHONE 352-M monthly mcetingi. Mra. Margaret prizr for naming most books of, (,er chosen subject ’‘l^slsmother, Mra. A. Mensmlcz. Reynolds read an article on friend- the Bible from a printed alopr; i lation and the Gifted Child," Mr*, ahlp from "Little Letter* to and Mra. Lenora Green waa win- Wiliam Gautier, Chairman ExGod” by Margaret Sangiter, ner of the next game In which|(.optional Child, said that AmA set of beautiful silver salt and famous names from tha Bible, ,.rica-» fulura |j „ jn the gifted pepper shakers waa presented to were deciphered from a printed chl)d of lodiyt because he will be the out-going preaident, Mra. story. , the leader of tomorrow. She re­ Dorothy Odham and a suggestion Delicious rffrrshmcn* of linn- ported that the legislaturo la try liu ml. Ill " was mad* to present the flowers punch, sandwiches and brownie ing to make some provisions for N«*r P. O. Phone 103 from the clast room naxt Sunday cookie* were enjoyed by all. Those cnrichmcnt studies for these A TYPICAL EVENING AT HOME U enjoyed by tho T»Uy family M Mr*. Tally, hoUtog __ “•* Bring or hnv# yoor Doctor morning to Mr*. Bobbl Robhlni, present included Mrs. Jnnnic talented children. She staled, "this Michele, three, on her lap. pocki over §*v«n-ycar old Davld’i shoulder as ho roads a book. out-going secretary for tha wond­ Elam, Mn, Jana Gonzales, Mra. child, the talented child, has more ’■Hud" Tally U showing his daughter, Toni, four, some pictures in a magazine. J telephone your nest prn* erful .and tlncare work aha baa Lenora Green. Mr*. I r e n e to give and of him inure la ex­ dona la th* past year. Harris, Mrs, Elaba Hunt, Mn. pected" and he “should be allowecrtptlon to nn. I t will b# . . . . , .. program, lunch wa* served !« Soma novel and entertaining Anne Jordine, Mra. Rue King, ed to take bit place In the com- „ )U, e wi,hillg |t, , nd then Ihe garnet war* then enjoyed by all Mra. Marie Lewis, Mrs. La* Mock, munity". accurately compounded with freak drnga group wa* divided into amaller and prise* awards to winners. Mra, 8a<lie Nolde, Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Lea Mock won tha prise far Odham, Mrs. Gladys Peacock, Mn. H. Fred Eubank, who was^nurk group*. After a report waa a t a fair and reaaonable p rices FAST having (ha most distant birth Mra. Wannall Rabun, Mra. Robbi scheduled to apeak on "Spiritual given on the work groups al 1:30, FUEE DELIVERY alee place; Mra. Rua King for th* Robbins, Mn. Jane Saxon, Mrs. Education in Relationship to Cha­ Ihe mcclIng waa adjourned. shortest name; Mrs. Elizabeth Falrby Singletary, Sin. Helen racter Building" waa unable to be Cleveland for the longest name; Stapler, Mn, Mildred Stamper, Uiere because of Illness. FA U ST’S SUN D RY STORE Mn. Teddy Ablet for th# oddest Mn. Connie Williams, Mn. Eliza­ At tha and of th* scheduled 30th S French -Tn B etter Serre I n name; Mra. Jane Baxon for th* beth Cleveland, Mn. Lillian Col­ story about how ah* waa bert, Mn. Marilyn Forreat, Mra. Margaret Reynold*, Mr*. Marie Beginning Monday October 1st France* Walton, Mra. Margaret Bamberger and Mn. Betty JohnAshley, Mr*. Teddy Abies, Mn. Store hour* for tha following merchants will ha C alendar ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ i, (psULaonak FA U S T 'S D R U G S TO R E ;■ 1 1 Jr N O TICE '56—the Year to Fix Repaint - Repair - Repay - With FHA How to bring: your home up-to-date - Here are soma of the ways to improve your home: Make needed repairs - Add a bed­ room or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Enclose your porch - Modernize your Kitchen Modernize your bathroom Insulate walls and ceiling - Replace your roof - Add insulated siding - Paint your home - inside and out -replace your screen! Build a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling. You don’t need cash - ju st satisfactory income and credit ra t­ ing - The cost can be handled in easy monthly payments. The "Friendly Bank" will be happy to help you Florida State Bank o f Sanford ANNOUNCEMENT The public Ii cordially Invited To attend OPEN HOUSE M onday-F rid ay 9:00 * 5:80 p.nu 1 I | j ; MKKSV MANUS Rear York Yaska# ovtflsMw, poaer lattwand homemaking, mul promiung young player la bswbilj May, aati Cham* OF Sanforda First Ceramic Studio Sunday Afternoon Sept. 30th S - • P. M. Wa will carry a full line of Ceramic supplies, give In■truction in all types of Ceramic workr China Pain­ ting, and Forvelaln Lace Doll draping. You, will C ER A M IC S by ED N A PARKER 3. PARK AVE. (off 27th 8L near Plnecrcat School) Hr Champ toe **tr* vhawla breed S atu rd ay 9 i00 • 6:00 p.m . \ McCrory'a S ft 10 Yowelfa Waatara Aula Wert Jewelry Store Hollywood Shepa Philip* Colonial ClaaMn Robaaa Sporting Gaais Mathers Sweanay'a Wa. E. Kadtr Jeweler Frank Noetl, Jeweler Baggtrfy Appliance 1 a L. Parkhm ft Sea i.l’1 • « . Penney’* 1 v-ivi’ Kefs 5 ft 11 b J Ivey’* \ • Jim Bahaas 1« a •J tear* 1« Cowaa’a 1I. 1 ^ j Firsalana B ara • ii v u•>.'I> Pawelfa { ,; H a Hardware } • SrV ltaqr-BaUm* 1 Ifm ksr P . D . L C ■* • : _____ ____ t I �' V Paid Attendance Record b Broken At Game Last Week THE SANFORD HERALD Page «, FrL, Sapt. 88, 1956 Panthers Get Down To Business Wive* are more likely than huiband* to promote regular fam­ ily iarlnfi, the Unlvenlty of Michigan Reicarch Center has found. ■r b . ato m anblby The people Of Sanford shewed their wonderful ettpp'rt of the lenford Seminole* lest week when the paid attendance brake aU ealstlni ettendenle record* In tht history of linUrd foothill, Uro adult* and tjoia stndenta paid to see the season opener lfali*t Cocoa. We can be proud ad that flfun. After sit, tea net often that a ■•all town llha Sanford has a paid attendance ed M14 at a asm# when their BOBBY JOHNSON local team aa the undents*. (BUff Photo) Last year's openlns lim e was against Hastings, and the then Celcrr-fed* were »tnetted to wtn, and they did. Tor that game tm adults and I tt student* plunkad down thtlr bard caih to bring tho grand total to 1*4*7 paid at•andaneo. The previous record was I mm V * oat lest year at Ibe Klwania beneIII fit tame when Sanford olayed _ _ Palathe. At that game adult* After the four gad M itudenta paid to get In. and tumble mHi UM Mel ran to a proud 1JM. deilgMd to be r That wa* a good turnout. lam# the Sanford Bet this year MM people pUty this year, I tchod the Sanford Seminole* get el y came tollfs it t h t by Cocoa. Pcdapi many minutes of restart If net aS wen disappointed Well, UM offensive oau Me team was riliauVute-' to. a drive that bra And this poet week they have ‘hu.la.rn to the boon going through workouta The life dids t that very four men would lolarau Nr the coaehln -Ju st to prove to their ochool that Um first half el tboy're oomofhlng to be proud of. *ady u quit,’ I If yon hear rumen that the Fleming »aM. I lenford Seminole* a n a dead ball ef my rope whan dish and that it'a not worth your J*d the toom onj time or money to to see them, U«ly different »l take a little trip dawn te um IBS d,^ powerful Ocala. Head menter doe Fair painted •ut the fine ruealag ad halfhael (BUff Photo) Grady Rebereeni a prim* *»• ample of amooth stylo la aetian, aa a hoy to bo counted on heavily In the Ocala same. laakfleld cnach Hrtbutu Ilea* dewa said (hat this yaar'a series ef deception playa would bo Um aurprlao of tho llg I eenfereae*. "Wa'vo lot to show Um com* petition that wa can play (baif kind ef ball," ha laid, "and Um beat way te de that la to boat thorn." It would *oom that a graup ef beya would bo downhearted if they didn't have honors to shoot at, but not tho PantherO. They B s sM'ua, ,__ **< ssstju . * j . ,Ly ,i. ,.|i . bruise*—thina* tl m. 2 “ aJ„?"gS' ike season, not onlv for Ih-lr aa fames, but yon'B nlao make arrengamenta te fu with them L **“ a n « > , «,* * i«™. "" E I S /S . S U m lemlaolei a n an moaner- Behind the fins lanced ball Hub wtth a let ef pe- terbaeka Bobby tartlet. We'n bertnd them all I * ntenley,. end. I way, and wo fool that they’ll So gnft r 3ertld J mm their aha re of winning thla aeawm phU Byrd roeeln The Orange Beft Ouufarunee U a eg m long rnla. tough loop with a let o* h** •«. j^ e Uni, tee, c ferlenccd toamt In It. bloeka won tun Your attendance at a football again by Jack tame ie an« ef the meat valuable Nance ead Tndd; totege a team can have, A team la tmpraaaivc pa wMh • feed feUewiag la ■ win*- lag the sftecneoi lag teem; on the other haad, a After werkiuM teem that la not aupportod by Hdance was splrl their local folks la a loosing taamj Uma since a waa Tour past support art a record roe game. "I dc to be pmud of. Now Ufa not .boon wrong with desert tho loam when they used Ilast two week*," ua the moth Ramamber, yourlchergea "I know rttondanoo la vital to th* auecose la good opfrito a of the dub. Iday* ef thla kb that be aspects Mte ef the rough­ est Season garnet when hla Lyman Oreyhotmdi play boat to the Win- puUin* hit hoy* through gru.llter Park B’a Saturday night In *"« »wkpuU dellgwd to glva lha Longwood. club good croes-body ktoeklai. The "Wlator Park will be coming Una divide. Into l w llMi, .facing ovor boro with the tola purpooo ,4cb ,ad *b44rt Wtrt*> of winning a hallgime," tho Head V , r t ** mentor aid, "and It will take ““ ***' *157! ■II the power we can muster to • fl7,n* 1 disappoint thorn " uommato. The block molt bo at U m Greyhounds hove boon pie^cetliwr' • wwr^ er^lTmurt^lM guod with minor injuries and an ' f l u f f ‘t ^ a a f ^ t l m o •Pidomle of vlrua that ha. e r a - . . W o r t h s V r t . m alters hly slowed down heavy *![?!£ htoMMto shoot high scrimmages. Pounding PaU Van 5 ^ M. to, the Horn, the tSl pound Oreyhound l ^ T d w I A ■ ttud laeklo, has been sidelined slnee * the Seminole JV game wtth a I bruised knee. Van Horn Injured hla knee two days before the game, but tt responded well to heat treatment and he started In the Mason openar. He re-injured th knee on the second play of ed (he game aad has seen limit•d aetian since that Ua*. **W# need him badly for “ Coach Fair surprised this writ* Park game," coach ■r by telling him that tt wee "and wa ere doing ev compulsory for tho member* of can te get him ready. 1h# Croons Academy Panthers lo attend all heme gamae ef the Sanford geminate*. "After the game wa analyte the strong gad the weak paints of the toaaae, it you’ve prov< mlnuUo of era The meeting brake up with riweriag aad entkualssm that has been a traditional mark af winning clubs since tiw beginning if fortball. Tha tonor-uam friction* aad near fights that cam* frees hard hope woll be operanag wtth that of th* team* left to stand a law* m art power Saturday night." when the Central Florida ConferThe stalwart Uneeman In hut one* died last year. "W* ware Baturdey Sight’s victorious out* planning to move Into • little feet* tag Nr the Greyhounds, Alton tr clam anyway," Payne said, Wl pound tackle, he* "and tkla win give aa aa onper•“ •Baud * » ,* " • «»•** with tunity to Me If we'n readyTfb* • tJ«m tofeetlM. 'Hell he ready Lyman school is ana of too feet* J* *•» Fayao said, "but art growing schools la the n aaty ha aatareUy won’t bo to top and hoo had t# Uasa some of the •"'N rooms from a neighboring eharah Um aa I outstanding baak/Utd for classroom* for No tower has hopa slttiag la the eked* a lot grades. tide week, too. Ankle tyro In* "W# ore painfully Udttof la etelmlag auartetbeeh Davt Btov* roaenroa this yner," the nmTablo •na ead iMlfbntb Jim Hopkins, heed mentor aald, "But we're Ieoh »bli* a feet Uceratiea kabekod tog forward to tiw Ubm when art fullback U m ar Helm*. these youngetern got football sge. For tho first tints this m i ton Then wo’U have more to chetoe the Groybeuada will he tha under- from, la lha meantime, m il Just r tf . Tha powevfa) Parham warn have to Irou-maa tt." Isat yearn B Mem Champa and) Tha Greyhound* surttaf eleven they sailed through the ssih s tr* rated is an* of tbs powerful wHhout a deNat. Bat Payne stye Independent teama la Central hie charges have ■ different Idee. Florida, and If the first team eaa "Oar heps have shorn mem do- list th* gam* wttheut aada* ■ire aad drive than they have to fatigue they should wtn sum* bell years," be said. ’They molly want gameo. to play ball aad thay*n doing a "If we’re art hart wtth tajurtm, wonderful Job, we’ll have a good season,” the The Lyman Greyhounds wort c m 1cotuerviUvn Pnyao aald. Call Johnny Carlton 2410 hug won’t regret tt. g punch to hard to sen team, hut when yea usually got tt la today to u n yon MONEY Cut to ordtr, wrapped for your freescr. Guaranteed w ar Your TL »«0W urmutoiu THE COMBINATION THAT LED the Croome Academy Panthers to victory last Saturday night. Halfback Otha Lea Abney shootn a short pan* to end Lonnie Hardy ovor the middle (follow arrow). The pnss in no short and no quick that interception in almont impossible. (Staff Photo) Detroit1 Manager Resigns Yesterday DETROIT (AP) “Bucky Har­ Tiger President Walter 0. ris resigned yesterday a* mana­ Spike ftrlgg* accepted the resig­ ger of the Detroit Tiger*. nation Immediately. Hla resignation It effective at Harris mailed Ms resignation the end of the season, Sept. 30. The resignation ended the so- Bept. 5 while the Tigers warn In year-old manager’* second term Kansas City. He aoktd that It be, released yesterday. •t the Tiger helm. C H E C K T H IS L IS T ! WE ARK BURE YOU WILL FIND A CAR WITH THE COLOR AND EQUIPMENT THAT YOU WANT IN THE FOLLOWING LIST OF BRAND NEW 19M CARflt CTTBYSLBB WINDSOR 4 DOOR 8RDAN — Huntrr arten wtth whMe top and ortor .weep. Equip, pod wtth pushbutton Pewerflito, heater, radle, w kite wall Urea, power brakes, power steering, spe­ cial eorpota and Mfety cushion dash. CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4 DOOR NEWPORT HARDTOP — White body with dcssrt reac top and solar awMp. Eunlppod with tinted gleaa, white tlrre, power brake#, power sleeriuf, special lights, safety cashtondank end pushbut tou Powerflite. CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4 DOOR SEDAN — Rosewood ton body with white top. Equipped with ttntrt fgUaa, while wall Urea, upcclal lights, safety cushion dash, power steering, and puahbutoa CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4 DOOR REDAN — llun< sweep. Equipment toctodon puehbuttan Peucrflll e, Mfety cashton dash and power uteertag. CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4 DOOR SEDAN — HUi Equipped with pushbutton Powerflite, Power eteei rial Mights, and tinted glaM. PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE VS 4 DOOR SEDAN — Rea spray green body , and color sweep. Equipped with pushbutton Powerflite, healer, tinted glau, elr ntesMirj graup I, white wall time. PLYMOUTH SAVOY VI t DOOR SPORT COUPE — Powder blue body with end enter s t s t l . Equipment tactodee, pushbutton Powerflite, nir foam eC*| PLYMOUTH CUSTOM V8 4 DOOR HURBURBAN -P o w d e r blue with tggshrtl white top EqnlpN p iilk iW n ftv trflH t, air loan saalcushlont, accessory group l 9 gad whits wall liras. PLYMOUTH BAVOY VS CLUB COUPE — Flue green body with ranked white tee nod rotor •weep.j l u Equipment ■ m •» — - n i -Includes puekbnttun Pewerflit e, sir loom Met eu*kto£ sniMiry graup 1, white m >nM a s s n s ' i j i L . * a ? * x . A,L rjE a J 5 s&,*y t t i n n i r y group 1 includeu dimliunal slguala, wheel rarer*, slave compartment lurk and rate' dtflte IM W EI4H aad then wo lake advantage of wkat we eoa." When asked wha be thought of this yaar’a edition of the San­ ford Semlnolea, he raid, "They’re doing te turn into e fund club Mfere the Season la over. Right nou tbay’ro unsure of thcmsdvc*. I’ve seen a lot of team* that looked much worse la the opening g«Me but found thortaelves before their second gome and turtird In vtcollott eoaiena. Attitude la the moat Important thing fur winning gtmoa with an Inexperienced PLYMOUTH SAVOY 4 4 DOOR REDAN — Pin# green with air Nuns Mat cuahiaaa, acccaeorj graup l and white wall tlreu. Tha Ftortda But* Veterinary Medical Asaa. has ekoeea Dr. Bd Whaley of Klailmee tta new graal* Ha was elected yraterday at the ctoaing meting ef the graup'* UM convention to succeed Dr F. I. leg ef Jacks**vOte. Now vie* president to Dr. Be* Plummer ef Pert Myers. Dr*. Bshort Knowles of Mlaari m s ra-etoeted secre­ tary aad Ralph W. Porter af IfOrthr* Dsdatr tsntsrlWdef. tv* time Nittanel L*»ju* All Star outfielder sod W«MStrlH Mrs, Ml* Ch*«0 1*M DESOTO FIREDOME 4 DOOR HARDTOP — Rhell ptak. body with charcoal grey Up end cuter antra. Equipped with Mat belle, radio, beater, uudurroat. pushbutton Puwfrflttc. Fully pawu#*d. And many other stltaq Very tow mllvaga. New ear gunfanion. jSA V E $ 1400. �A L L SEMINOLE COUNTY BANKS NO W P A Y interest on SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Beginning October 1, 1956, The Sanford Atlantic National Bank, The Citizens Bank of Oviedo and The Florida State Bank of Sanford will pay 2% 7° interest on Savings Accounts, This is the highest guaranteed rate any insured bank can offer Your savings are insured up to $10,000.00 by the Federal Deposi* Insurance Corporation While your money is in the Bank it is working for you at the highest rate any insured commercial bank is permitted to payl �WBM \ THE SANFORD HERALD m e A B3 MU9CLB,AU. KlX T ...BUT EPN’T VOJ HAVB IT IN I w o e r r o v a o f t iu . T BUlU? AM *OVM B'3, f t g g A u r i a u L MU03wX9i ( W*O nJ OH, tra too gnasrivd ' noon, M*. OC*XH...HlS «VtM tea use to save us! new not noern it, y camr lg OH JUTTHNS . aw.SNtatw' —-r\ii Valerie French Relates Hazards O f Hollywood HOLLYWOOD (Jl - The h i l l n il of Hollywood ir e herein reliled by Valerie French, our. latcit bundle from Britain. Valerie U an am iable beauty to whom thlnga Ju it teem to . hap­ pen'. Sometime* nice things, inch aa being dlicovered by Columbia Plcturei. Her prevloul experience had been the atage, with only a few forayi at filma. She waa teiled for the role of Ava Oardlner'a ilite r In "Bhowanl Junction." Although th e lo it tha role, Columbia taw tho te it and beckoned. "T ehnext thin* ! knew I w ai flying o re r the North Pole to Hollywood," ih e aald. "T h a t'i when thlhgi itarted hap­ pening to her. Like being quartte n d for five month* a t the Studio Club, which w a in 't her Idea of glamoroua living. " It I* an arm of the YWCA," ah* explained. "The girl* would troop down to b rea k fa it In robe*, all of ua looking perfectly fright­ ful. There waa a little b la c k b ir d th a t told u* we were allowed 30 point* for break fait. An egg waa five point*, a half grapefruit five, etc." She finally escaped to her own place in Laurel Canyon, but found living hatardoua there. The b isment wa* flooded by an unknvvr source. Mountain Ilona prowled in the distance. A b n iib fire burned nearby. She turned over In a car. And neighbor* reported flying saucer* nearby — no kidding. Speaking of flying saucer* . • THE OLD HOME TOWN ‘ANLEY _ B R O T H S * ,"T b O f . WHAT DO YOU MEAN, 1 «■* iVl A L O A F S * ? ) B E LIE V E M r,IT J s W O IB K ,^ H e V /N C T o AVOID GETTING * W O R K NOW ADAY*- "Ju b a l." She la a bit cc to why she waa brougln < ►OU6HTS1* KNOW/, 't & l l V f f B M T N AT r > I T L em ol» C m v r ' p — > !_5 t* to play aucb role*. Valerie likes it here, an t say* she disappointed the British prssa by saying ao upon her return thcra earlier this year. CMANT S tan d ard equipm ent include* power toko-off, taro-dutch power control, starter, llghta, battery, muffler. T raction Boosts* system, Bnap-Coupi.k* hitch, adjustable hy­ d raulic seat,’ pow er-drift rear wheels an d f e n d e d Thrrttime AHAmericin half, back it Noctb Cirolm*, loimcr Wnhiniton Redskins Profttponil Stir, tils Chimp tACtlON toot!II m i SHA* omwss •* AM.Ck.lMn ***»■«■*> Cali us Today for a Demonstration ^ SANFORD TRACTOR <A C > .V, IMPLEMENT CO. ' ' c Rt 0 « MAYBE A BARGAIN S A U KNi ur jlk t B SM SM acorn a i t c S >A l E S i L c SrEnR wV iI rC cE (dOVW 405 W FIRST ------- jlilpikUIIUM1* 111 E. 1ST PHONE 12 MAKS SURF m ta YOU STAY HERE ■VSl u v r/t / RCTUAH. NOW. SILVER. FIND TO N TO t 1954 MERCURY 4 door sedan, Beautiful Black, Excellent White Wall Tirss, Radio, Tower Steering, Merc-*Matle, One ownsr, Low mileage. Original. — — ■ .- O ' ooqmpM - “1 tWHBT>4oiNOyil!Hl WHAT ART THEY rvtOOTTOMUBOV ^ S E L L I N G ? / > DOWNTOWN** [ THtVtJg HAYtNC S A B« CALX f. . WHO CARES/ 's T O O W f / L YOU MEN , ASK THE . SILLIEST QUESTIONS • * .( 1M For y aars, notivgg C l' ) hova told o f tha mysm I fh antom , »h* Oha»t Wha Walks. Ha brings | justka and ardar ta tha lawlas* (ungla, _ erwsadas against 1 g *vil Iff aM Its forms. You con follow tho •xdNng odvonturos o* $1495. 1952 DODGE — Coronet 4-dr. sedan, Gyromatic, Radi* Tinted Gtasi, Back-up Utaa, New Tu-Ton* paint. New Tire*, Excellent running automobile. On* Owner----- — $595. 1954 OLDHMOB1LE Super M 4-dr. Sedan, Beautiful tu-lnne Green. Hydramstic, Radio, Heater, Lew mileage. On* Owner Beautr. -------------------------- 1953 DODGE V8 $1795. ------Coronet 4-dr. aedaa, Beauti­ ful Blue, Excellent Tire*, Gyrematie, Radio, Heater, Tinted Olaa*. TUa Om Owner car a real value. ■ 19U PLYMOUTH— u,„<*: $895. h - flight aulemaUe transmission, Radio, Heeler, Excellent Ona Owner o ovo ry NOT ACTUALLY ym V ____ m WBLL.HC IS A pch xbOfam—ousn»An< goucu --— V day STARTING TH EN VOU MEAN YOUVC H C A Q D A lot A a o u r y — t nk YOU'RE "THe OLD BOV FRIEND DAO IS ALW AYS ,— « fcOOWGMOM ) . ABOUTi* y < Mqnday n e . ------------------------- $ 1 2 9 5 . 1955 CHEVROLET —"SIO" Sertee 4-doer r t l i n . Beantlful tn-tane point. All original. On* owner* Ua m i l e a g e . ------------------- $ 1395. HURRY WHILE THEY LASTI �r .1—SUILDINO - REPAIRS PAINTING Empty? A N T ADS' Sfj HUNT ’EM FAST Pk 1A—PLACES to EAT Sura Cura For Tha Blues—Tha D on la Bar k Diner. Lake Slaty. 4—LOST jj LOST— 1936 Auto Tag No. 17GK-479. Flndar pi**»a laava at Shtrrtffs office. I—PERSONAL NOTICES ROLLAWAY, Hoapttal a n d B lb t Bad* Day, Week, or Month—TiL 1423. Furnltura Canter — 119 Wait First SL FREE NAME IMPRINT On all Christmas cards ordered from now though October. Quality greeting cards as low as 40 for 91.00. Maka your se­ lection and lay-away NOWPOWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Phone M9 11T 8. Magnolia AUTOMOTIVE a—BOATS AND MOTORS Evlnrude Salea k Service ROBSON Sporting Goods m 304I E. 1st BL EMPLOYMENT 49—APPLIANCES Per Sale—ID94 Gat heater, 90,000 BTU 9 R ip I94J3 Firestone Thla la a Iraa guest paia to tha 29-HELP WANTED—FEMALE S tem . Rita Thaatra for Mary Whelchsl, WAITRESS—Apply . Tpuehten'a Sanford. Exp. OcL I, 1939. Drug Stem, Mr. Clerk. Per Sale—9/4 HP alr-condltioner*. FLOOR aandlag and ftnlskixg. Mitchell, Only I ler 91T4JS each. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ Shorthand, typing, filing. Good 1 HP Mitchell elr-cmdiUoner, hours, steady work for right nole county elnce 1926. 9119,00. All brand new. Fire person. Call 191 Sanford. H. M. Qlesaon, Lake Miry ■ten* Star*, Ph. IE MeKANEY*8MITH PA IN TS DEPENDABLE middle egad white 2416 8. P ari Phono 1103 woman to llva in 9 days a week Care and keep house for < Fit. ... Phene PLww. PO-9-9M6 WWW. . - or Sea ford For Painting call Mr. Talker, Ph. children, whila mother works out w of town. Room board 4 small 1443-W tiler 0 p. 9a. 668-XU. Room special 914.19. salary. Call 14*3-9. Electric Per Bale—Apt. stie Floor landing and finishing. fire Range. Only 1 at A hatter job at a batter ■Hoe. ATTENTION WOMEN Free estimates. Ph. Collect Without any experience you can stone Ite m . Oviedo FO-6:tll4. earn money for your Chrlstraaa For Sale—Very good used Automa shopping by selling Avon CoeTed Burnett mtlka and toiletries. Contact tie weaker at 919.00. Firestone for PAINTING S tem . 2601 Grandview Phone 1M2-M. Mrs. J. Ruaaall, P. 0. Bex 979, Orlande, S USED WAI8ER8 GAIN more apace la your house Miytag end eM E««r wash­ with storage walla, built-in cup­ Spare or full time addrssaere by One both seed as new, 973, only boards. Sea Hill Lumbar A Sup­ hand or with own typewriter, er, Down, 91-99 weekly. One address envelop*!, compile Data. 91 ply Yard for easy-to-follow weaker In good condition ALLIED, Box 114IA, Knoxville, Thar plans and quality materials at 999, only 99 Down and 91-29 Tenn. economy prices, 223 W Srd St. weekly. Phone 93 The Lumber Number. Goodyear Servlet Stores *7—HELP WANTED - MALE ill. E perk Phone 922 re—PIANO SERVICE Filling itatien attendant. Phaaw L. L. Sill — Piano Teehnletsn Almoel new 11 cu. ft. upright »iw.__________ Phone 2194 Boele 1. Sanford freeier. Call ltU-W between T;00 a.m.—9:96 a.m. FINANCIAL 21—ROOFING end PLUMUNO NOI MINO WRONG 49-INSURANTS CERAMIC T IL E WITH THIS BARGAIN! Paul F. Mueller k Ron Ph. 194 Royal Tank-type vacuum cleaner, COMPLETE MODERN Free estimate. Quality work. T attachmenti. Perfect comli INSURANCE All tha NEW BINDS of fire and tlon. 999—Cash, phene S17-J. PLUMBING casualty. Insurance available In Contract and Repair Work the beet of Companies at Low­ 1-DUO-THERM oil apace ’ heater. Free Estimates Small else, 95,009 BTU. Cheap est Rate* to those wbo qualify. R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1999 Consult B A L L INSURANCE Phone 9979-J. AGENCY, 904 8. Park Ave., 49—BUILDING MATERIALS Sanford, Fla, 94—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS If interested to apartment deanINVESTMENT PROPERTY cr than average. Close la. See 2 Apts. Private entrance. Nice neighborhood, beautiful shrub­ Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 914 bery. $4600. Down, $46 payment*. 600 Myrtle or call 435-J. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room pnvate baths. 114 W. First SL LARGE 4-bedroom home. Idea] Avalon Apia. Efficiency, Ph. /I0-W location for children. Ph. 2533-J. BEE Seminole Realty for Dastr abla Homes and Apu. Phone 27. 's s 's r m s 'B m jU kll 39-MONEY TO LOAN eqm oaw Contracting and Repair 1M7 Sanford Avo. Phono 1113 W. J. KING AUTO LOANS COST LESS Florid* SU te Bank ________OF SANFORD USED BUCK TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brisk. Orange, red, end Mint black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. CONCRETE Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete Black, Send. Oravel, Cement Concrete Pipe to Meet Alt Quali­ fications. Bherm nn C oncrete P ipe Co. Oet We*4 191k 14. Phone 2U9 RBD-l-MIX CONCRETE Window Sill* • Lintels Septic Tank - State Approved Send * Cement Mortar Mix Miracle Concrete Co. 3 » Eim Ave. Phone 1991 19-HOMES ANCHORS AWEIGI! . . . and Sail To Lonywood New 2-bedroom masonry dream boat, tiled head, large galley, length 65 feet, beam 25 feeL High and dry on 10.000 square feet lot. You can pirate Ibis home for $8,700. Terms. Phone collect — Winter Park 2-2584. James C. Gamble, owner. EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit able (or bachelor or couple. Pnvate bath. Across from Host Office. Manuel Jai HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front Apia. 339 S. Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call 2374-W. I»ch Abor-ldcal location. 3 bed­ DESIRABLE one and two bed­ room, 1 bath home. Must be seen room furnished a p t Ph. 432-W to appreciate. Ph. 2177-W. 2 4 1 room freshly painted apt*. 3-Bedroom, 2 bath home. Lovely Phone 29S3-W or 2311 section. 2009 Grandview Ave. In­ New two bedroom houses, kitchen terested parties only call Jack­ sonville — EV 4-1843. equipped. 1104 Washington. Ph. 443 or write Jack Flynl, Box 30) Sanford. 2-BEDROOM House, living room, kitchen, Florida room and car pone. In town, Phone 2002. Furnished garage apt. 2300 Mel- THE SANFORD HERALD F rl„ Sopt. 28, 19M, THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card of Thank* In the Sanford Herald meet* a which U difficult to fill In any other way. Not only ia it m grd s-^nvoeiuii oi i m m u n e tu n u ihave i r t i Hint m o u m Dtp expression of ■gratitude to inu»w thoseI w who aanta -xiorai floral tributes but ala<s ___ 1 » * -also courteously.. acknowledges athe services and klndnesaea of* the many to whom a personal note of thanks rannot well be mailed,■ Newspaper Card* of Thanks are accepted as Socially cowreel:. Emllv Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feele they aei * manlytcoiH •"-od uses. ; There is n0 prescribed ireacrlbed form for a Card of Thanks. It can be ne brief ce occasion occasion comoi comes^yo^ s j j i - . . v . or .as . dstailed as jyou n u derire^ W n i ih v oe nMl* Ind a sympathetically understanding member of our staff /ou. THE RATE Cards of Thanks arc $1.00 per insertion regardless of else. Ia Mcmortum notices, due to he fact they may run to consldarabji ength, are billed at $1.00 per celnau Inch. 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD $1.00 DOWN Delivers Any Of the Following BIG BAR GAINS ]n r*cd Me Merchandise LIKE NEW Bedroom, modern 2tone charcoal and grey Mf. e q i Mrs. Dresser, Bevel-edge Mir ror, Matching Bookcase Bed |TI LIKE NEW Modern Wrought Ir on Sofa, Ideal for den Or Florida . room .............................. PIIUNK JUKI or ‘”igO FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE—This Solid Brick j.rUSHION Lovo Seat, excellent c onxtruclion and upholstery, recovering or cleaning. A steal *t ...................................... 9U lonvlllc. LAKE FRONT—3 Bedroom un­ furnished house, fishing swim­ ming. H i baths, rarporte, I 2-BEDROOM HOME LIKE NEW 2-tone sandstone fin in lies front Sanford. 199. Phone Hat n hiy, controllable living and Mr*, dressrr, chest of draw 2056-W-3 after 4:30 p.m. __ •nd dining room, built-in cab­ inet* In the kitchen with mod­ SOLID MAGNOLIA 5-pc twin bo Large fum. apt. 310 MagnoU*. ern electric range and refrlgr. ilste-glass mirrors, vanity ben Available new, 9 room house on rator. You’ll enjoy the largo & icJs. Just needs a good wash j Celery Ave. available October screened-in porch and beaut L 6th. Phone A. K. Rosselter, fully landscaped grounds with OUR BEST BUY! 3-Pc Law.on l Florist. 212. lots of shrubbery nnd sprink­ wool frieze. Excellent rnndlti Clean, nicely furnished apart­ ling system. Has a fireplace covers ............................... end central basting. Excellent ments. Ban Lint* Apts. 404 E. residential location—2417 Lau­ 14th St. Phone 1710-R. NEWLY UPHOLSTERED 2-Tc rel Avenue. genuin* Duran plastic, 3 cu»h Roer.i with private bath. In City Extra wide arms. Your* for on PRICED REASONABLE on lake. Fh. 2564. 2-Bedrooin unfurnished house. RED B0LTA-FLEX PLASTIC up ODHAM & TUDOU MAPLE BUNK BEDS, complete w 18U Summerlin Ave. Ph. 10292625 S. French Ave. der and mattrcisea ........ .... LM. Phone 2100 4 2080 Duplex 3-rooni Furn. Apt. with fi-Pe DINING BOOM suite, includ hath. 940, per month., and buffet. Finished In Ivory cn bath. 145. per month., 506 W. 8th St. GENUINE WALNUT wardrobe (w bottom. Legs nn Miter* ........ Furnished cottage. Call 3010-W1, 3-Pc WOOD DINtWPH, Drop-1* 3-room furn. apartment. Ground floor, $40 mo. Ph. 2382. 0 room, 2 bedroom home, $5750. MATHER o Rose Court 6 room apartments, Located on Old Orlando High­ way. Ideal for rhlldicn, school furnished. Kitchen equipped. hus stop. Call 1332-M. Nice selection of Good Used OI Phone 1494, Plumbing Contractor Eohler Plumbing 4 Supplies For Sale—TVi HP UMd Firwtone Room LIVESTOCK Electric Wistsr Heaters Motor, 919.00- Very good shape. 1994 Orlando Dr. Ph. M 29—DOGS—CATE-PETS Firestone Starts. Plumbing. Krsskv Heating I Colli# pupa, S kittens need a FOR SALE—New 9 HP JlwatoSi M. G. HODGES good homo. Coma to 490 Elliot outboard motor, 999. Flrtstono Service on Ail Watar Pumps— end take one. Ph. 1419-W. Store. __ _____ Walla Drilled — Pomps SWANEE RIVER KENNELS— Paola Road. Pbona 100 moved to Wildwood on Highway PLUMBING 4 HEATING New, modern, most comDavis, Sanford. Exp. Oct. I, Septic Tank Installation 4 Service 361. late kennel In the Bute. Opens 1B«. _______ Heater Service. Archie C. Her* at. Sept. 29th. Boarding and 49—aUUNESB EQUIPMENT lett, Phone 7J4.W or 1999. training. Bird dogs and dear USED MOTORS hounds for sale, priced m ean- HAYNES Office Machine Ce., Downstair* apartment. CALL 1240. Unconditionally Guaranteed tg—SPECIAL NOTICES 263-09 E. First St. able. Trial allowed. D. L. ROG­ Typewriters, adding machines, 1956 Mercury Mark 55 ...... $.120 ERS, Phone Shadyslde 9-2942, Saies-EentaM, 314 Mag., ph. 44. Apartment, dose in. 3 rooms $53 (Demonstrator) CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Wildwood, Florid*. 1IM Evlnrude 30 HP .. ....... $300 per month, 111 E. 8th St., Call Slip Covers and Drapti TIRED ___ $143 4T—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD 47-BROKERS and REALTORS 2364 or 1563. STANLEY KULP 1956 Elgin 12 HP Wanted — Pointer Bird Dog for 1995 Evlnrude 74 HP PHONE 2856-J. hunting. Ph. 2237-XJ, of the same old thing? T R A D E 2BEDROOM, nicely furnished ..... $155 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN (Perfect) See thu kpuciuu* new t:m.eiuily iprings apartment. $75. Phone 1537. 1996 Mercury Mark 6 ...„. $119 i'll MI’S & SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Chihuahua puppias AKC,—9 fe­ ' your old mattress and ■Pi 2544 French Ave. different homes In —, — REGARDLEf~~ “ ----REGARDLESS OF TYPE OR $ 90 All types and *uc*. Installed ur male, 1 male. 44 milea out W. CONDITION! 1955 Mercury Mark 7 J, W. HALL, REALTOR GARAGE APT 1201 Magnolia Ave. South PlnecroKt Hanford "Do It Yourself." $180 IS ill’ Mercury shift 30th to white Church turn right Johnny Walker, Aeaoclato Grove Manor* Hanfonl Lass Trade 5~ROOMS, Adult*. 611 Park. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 4 mile. a l l t y p e s boat tha ileus "Call Hall" Phone 11U Valcnrln Villa* DeLand Qulltop Mattress STINE Crestline Aluminum Boats and Reg. |63.»0 Machine and Bupply Co. Horae wanted for 9 week old male 2-I1EDROOM trailer, F l o r i d a W Fiberglass Boats from $299 IMMEDIATE A lexander A SlrtR gpr kltteni. Phene 2251-XJ. 207 W. 2nd SL PS. room. Private lot, $55 me. 1957 MERCURY MOTORS Hoysi Comfort MaUress “ — Reel Estate k Insnranee (flour 9416-R, .......... ARE IN UAfUN n s n i a r ' OCCUPANCY “ Rag. 9939b .................. $3*90 Mr*. Lourint Mssaeagsr, Asm Look for the new 6-cylinder, 69 Dragline 4 Bulldozer Service • MERCHANDISE Schell Apts.: Furn. 3 room apt 107 Magnolia Ave. Pk. II HP Mercurys coming next i'h. 2232 Geneva. 249S-W Sanferl Ideally S itu ated aerven porch, plua rollaway Golden Dawn Mattress 41—ARTICLES far RENT month. Rag- 349.90 .................. 994.10 bed,garage, f i t Park Av*. Ph Luxuriously Planned UHLANDU Sentinel Star, Cal) W. P. SMITH M oderately Priced NOW 9 mm film rental library BA LL R EA LT Y Motore-Boata-Paint-Glau Ralph Ray, 3150. at Wleboldt * Camera Shop. 119 Echola Special Mattreaa 2415 S. Park _ Phone 1261 RAYMOND M BALL 1-BEDROOM furnished h o u s e . Rag. 9MJ0 .................. 914.50 3 and 4 lied room Homes with 1 8. Park Ave. BULLDOZING OSCAR M. HARHlBuN Lsurel, $60 mo. water nnd 2 halha aitualad on Urge, 7 4 11. P. Champion, $50. Call fumUhrd. Ph. 13I3.JI. REG. BROKERS LOWERY 4 BRIDGES TWIN OR FULL SIZE arlUtirally land*caped loti. 43-ARTICLES for SALE 2138-XM. Han. IIS4-W Orange City 8pr 4-$094 Tavrd itrects nnu nil other Rl, D. Hlghlsyman, Associate —Factory io Too— Phase 909 f S-MOTORCTCLES-BICTCLB8 Sea our new line of Door covering city ronveiiivnrr* make these 294 Beutk Perk Ave. REAL ESTATE CROSLEY - BEND1X colonle* of owner-occupied and complete home furnishing*, Aluminum LADIES’ Schwinn 26-inch bicycle Salts and Servlet 41—AUEEAGE homr* truly delightful ptices IP IT IS REAL F.BTATI VSRtflSR BUMS 110. Phone 2455-X-J. RANDALL to live. FREE DELIVERY ■sk Crumley k Moeteilh Eneioeed bead. Sag-proof _ _ Eleetrte Company FOR RENT-30 Acre* land. RctllLADY'S Schwinn bicycle, baloon Service— Quality— SatlafacUon rail with plattte ends. Plastic er „ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ■t UT South Pirk. Phone TT1 Detlgned, Bull! nnl fold ed Jn 1963, Phone I9SI-W1. tires, $20. Phono 709-J. upea. Cotton or nyien By They Know Ph 113 Sanford 2S37-J-3 D* Bary rayon corda. *5—HUMEg ODHAM & TUDOU Inc. I99" Mens bicycle. Like FAIRBANKS new, • MORSE P u m p * S enkarik G ists sa d P a in t Ce. Builders of Fine Home* green 4 white. Cheap, I'bone tt **** **• Yeur plan Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 119-114 West tad 8$. Phene 420 For FlorlJa Living 2979-J.____________ OZIER REALTY CO. LUNG, Phone 3IS SOT East FOR gALE—New F lm toae clock ourJ.' lln»° Call ua far additions or BALES OFFICE Commereiai Ave. II— PARTS - REPAIRS Laura B. Osier, Broker radio 4A111 - 914.49. Firestone r* modeling. 2625 8. French Avenue a p j r a s i a* Hazel M. Field. Associate Phone 2100 and 2060 321 East let BL Phooe |UI. For Sale—New $59.95 custom built ENVELOPES, Letterheads. state* Store*. LOWELL E. OZIER 1901 So, Orlando Hwy< Phono 1159 auto radio. While they last $22.99 menta, invokes, hand bills, and We buy end cell used furniture. EVENINGS: 3M5 and 190 programs, a t e . Progreitive YOUR OLD SEDROOM SUITE OHket M l a. Orlande Or. each. Firestone Stores. Printing Co. Phone 409 — 409 Paylig top caahprieee ler any II WORTH 9K«00 (or more) thing of value. SUPER TRADONLY 96950 FOR 3 BR HOME 11—TRACTORS West 13tb SL 1228 DOWN . . toward tha purchase of a INO P08T on 17-*! Ph. S099-W. .limited Corner lut nicely landscaped. 1-Iledrooui frame houie. 2 mile* 3 Bedrooms and Carports number of nationally RADIO REPAIRMEN Small Cate Tractor In good con­ from Base. Mutt aril. Phone Block construction. Some term*. Terrauo Floor* advert!ted JOHNSON-CARPER. For Sale—4C23 Portable radioATTENTION dition. .Suitable for farm oi 1346-W. 813 E. 4th St. — 3 DR B L O C K DREXEL a id BAKBETT BedKitchen Equipped email grove. Price $325. Cal For gale—adjustable TV wall 914.96. Firestone Stores. HOME will romidcr bldg, lota Nice Reiidentlal Location Suites, te be said far adKay Herron I4M after 9:09 mounts 91-99, TV aerial cave lus la a free guest peas te the teem •7—BROKERS nnd REALTORS as down payment or will trade VftltiftiBi mflAMfl Lendscaoed Yards mounts 91-19 90-fL TV I00M Up MovieMnd Rlde-ln Theatre far p.m. I343-W,____________ Ready for occupancy In 4 week* SEE 210e Amelia Ave, in lieaull- for smaller home. wiCSRSairr Masts 99.00. Firestone Stem . WUma Getta, Sanford. Esp. O ct Where yeu always find big values A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. If—TRAILERS ful Highland Park. 2 Bedrooms, R obert A. Williams, K e illo r quick credit and easy terms. Raymond Lundquiit, Associate Builder Expert Watch Repairing. Fully I, 1999. Oik Floors, tiled bath, Elcrlric Trailer, Sale-tent, Ph. 999-XJL Phone B&a Phone 1991 I960 Melloavllle Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry 4 99 aq. ft. of tiling, m e m 4 while 911 R. 1st It, Kitchen, large irrceiicd purrh. Phone 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Luggage Co., 900 Sanford Ava. Priced to SELL at $9900, $2500 It will pay YOU to aca u» bcfo« for celling. Radio end record NECCm-ELNA 3 E3 BEDROOM CB heiqe. Com Dawn, 99990 monthly on 4H',$ you buy. Open Evenings and This it a free guest peas to tha player-table model with 41 re­ Sewing Meehme Canter lets kitchen. 340# gum merlin, mortgage. Exclusive! We have Sundays. .. _ , cord!. Upholstered arm chair. eiea, lervke and RenUlt s'h. 370-W, Prairie Lake Drive-In for Ste­ 1919 the keys. EasUlde Trailer BaUe Mellonvitlo Ave. . _ .0 A JK R B T T 'R vie R. Bridges, Sanford. Exp. palatka, Fla.______ _ i R. First I Fhene 1423 A. B. PETERSON 3 BEDROOM, Dcluxa Phillip*'Oct. •, 1999. _________ NOTHING WRONG Broker Associates; A. B. Peterson Built home, CBS, furred walla, 14—USED CABS WITH THIS BARGAIN! FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE For homo repair work end altera Oak Parquet floor*, shads, nice Jr., p. J. Chcsterson, Garbeld SEVERAL low pricod c*r», rang­ lions. Cell 191-J. Ray C. SlajM. location - 99900-93000 down, Willetts, Jobs Melicb and R. W. ing from 971 up, for |°«! 999.49 monthly. This Is n one- Williams. A. C. Doudney, Lend nomlcal trsnsporutioa Ray Har- Tree* trimmed, removed and da­ owner home and a GOOD BUYt Surveyor. ran, Phone 9419 or 1343-W after rnosed. Ph. 1007-R. IIS N. Park Ave. Phene 1129 SANFORD TREE CO. venleaee. Tedey's heat buys in 9:00 p.m. m ilU In I I I , Seminole Realty nationally advertised furniture Tanka Cleaned 4 Repair­ Firestone Stores. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MKRO 1 hi* is a free guest pass for at DISCOUNT FRICRg. 301 W. 1900 PONTIAC—S-cytlndar, 2-door, Septic 9llsi .Marge Weber, Sanford, fur ed. Grease Trapa-Drslnllnes. REALTORS An r i m 14. Fheng 1«V far EvenBEAUTIFUL clean, 9490. Ray Herron, Phono Free Inepectlon. Phone 1733-M t i l l Fish Ave Phooe IT er 111 the Movleland-Rlde*ln m e tr e , 3456 , or 1343-W, after 9:00 p.m. Sanford, Fla. iua, lie Sanford Ave. f 3-Bedroom, 3>beth heme, laceted Exp. Oct. a, 1956. In South Pinecraat. Corner lot GOOD DOWNTOWN LOCATION 1855 PLYMOUTH Pl**», - v«7 For Bele-Pop^ip Toaster IMS, At DICK MAPE8 IwaullfuUy Inndacnped. Near Large income property. Sales­ clean. Drive It away for 11499- TUe Contractor — Rhone 3139-W. • ipwtoii# Storiii plants. Ail var room, warehouse and other In­ Pinaereat Srheel, Built-in range Call Kay Herron at 3464 or IMSany amount. Hi “ Hugh C and oven. Buy this home with come possibilities. Present rent­ Your House Leak? For ___ W after 9:0| p.m. itt 8 lei HELPFUL h e lew down payment nnd ai al income 1200.00 monthly, A S37. HARDWARE Se w EM* 'Em •ume a 444 pereeot mortgage. buy at 122,000. Attractive terras. •49 NASH 4-doer, OD, R- 4 H, G B. o r Stucco, eaH HEADQUARTERS One year aid. economical tranapoitation $190. Per Sale — Rare yen na large LOVELY-MODERN if BteetMe badge utrimmer Call 70W. 3 Bedroom home, lerrasso floors, Far Bale—Cbild'e Out-dear taring That’a us, Hill Hardware. FOR CHILDREN electric k i t c h e n , beautifully T ED B U R N ETT let. A 9399$ Value far 93B.99. 9ely one to ee> st 69.94 Fire- nWONDERFUL i t t hedrnnm, l bath hoes* In landscaped. Monthly payment* del A. Ford, I door aodan. Good Firestone Stare*. South Pineereet. Penned Ir A complete line of tool), paints, tiipc. 403 W. Iftk. Ph, 10n-J. less than rent. The P ainter plumbing supplies, electrical F ertale—Rea) tope^eweMnower, beckgH far the kids U pin] SPACIOUS 4-bedroom homo In ) Cbev. 4 deer aedeo. New Kama and garden need* for PRICE! ARE LOWED HERE—F. FireM B. 9c, 10c 4 39e Mere, 331 8. good, established neighborhood. tint, seat seven, excellent what ells your home or offlea. HE CAN FIX IT! •tone Stares. Sanford Avt. 910,600. Attractive terms. ODHAM * TUDOR res. Radio and beater, $299. Today's feature values: S42I French Ave. PhoRt 1184 Days rade la accepted. 303 E. 21»t Circular Saw Blades Consult A REALTOR First For Sale—Used Refrigerator, aniy MUsioosry-Everhesring S t r a w* Phene 2100 er 2940 CULL&N AND HAKKBY berry Pleat*— 11.36 per hund­ f r o m ..................... 91.73 up $*5.00. Fireitone ftores. ... 1952*M Nifhts Chav, dub coupe. Really nice, red Call Ray U rd. U17-W. Paint Brushca .. . 19c up “ “ BOTH of thee# herneo eke. reedy 199 N. Paih Ave. ■65M/^^Vbeejesa^Ljng»ood. Pocket Knives 11.00upFor Sale—Thor Automatic Washer it—USED CLOTHING far immediate occupancy. Be 3-BKDROOM HONK only $2390. Firestone Stores. HILL HARDWARE CO. Them Today. BUSINESS Oa large comar lot. With Florida 301 E. First 8t. Phone91 Glass show case. 84" x 99" a 41". GIRL'S Navy coat sis* 4, Boy'a room and patio. Well with pump SERVICES Kerosene heater, X glint burn­ tweed overcoat size I. Phone k four sprinklers. Beautiful ers. 113 E. Second 84. lawn nnd many shrubs. Oak SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION 19—BEAUTY PARLORS trees. at home for bookkeepiag Crib with Simmons E*bybeauty 99—WANTED to BUY 112,000 — Good Terms Modem Alr-cwdlttoned Salea Prepare 4 accounting. Bend for free In­ innarapring mattress, Ilka new. B-INCH heavy duty WU-Saw in H arriett's Beauty Neek High chair, Hollywood bed with formation. Free placement serv­ 2-BKDROOM BOMB MS R. Oak Pb. 971 ice. headboard, twin size. Vanity n o d condition and reasonable. Phone 2340-M. Oe B shady lets, quiet lecatien table. Ph. 2251XJ. Massey Business College, Inc. with stave and refrigerator. Home Study Dept. N-M PAINTING I-Yeer a ll cencrete black k*n« Hotiit |n |op condition, For Sale—Trade to OR Refrigera­ RENTALS P. O. Box 1837, Jax. Pie. with cerporte, t bedrooms, kit- Priced 18,500.8500. Down tor 94690. Fimtono Wuree. PAINTER! ATTENTION - lor ■ • un*. ■ale: OB Wall paint 99c, gal. Tide is a free guest bass to the M l "wire wheels, with Urea. Ftt ROSA L. PAYTON. 9149, Famoue bread. Plreiuws Palm Drive-In for 1L H. Ryan, '31 ModaLA Ford. Cheap, Phono p Enterprise. Exp. OcL B, 1964. BTS-J. ted. l i l t Celery fh . 999-W. 8971 17*91 at MIeeathe i TSJL*JB OTTM* S AKSP'JS:,M "AT 255 Sft& SE iruFrsrs. 3% saixjh'isajsrs; I A j iih modem bedroom suite. Mr. ers, bookcase bed ........... —.. 99B droom mite. Include* vanlty.xHh ch, 6-drawer chest and 2 penal ob ............................... 999 ivlng room suite. Upholstered la on, including t a i l o r e d a I Ip* • *--•««««**|««« * • ««<4• a ** * *e • * * ** * * -1 living room suite, In greasy Ion sofa and matching ehalr. ly ..... - ...... 9 » bolstered club chair ........... 918 Ith steel tpringi, guard rail, lad* Ing extrnilem-(able. 4 aide cthalre anitl. dood condition...........-..-918 ith hwti) large storage drawer to ....................................... 91* af table, 4 chair* — ........... |14 f SANFORD l Heater*. Priced from .. 91.99 ug Phooe SOT This 1* a free guest pass to. the Palm Drive-In for Mr*. F m k Pietroplnto, DtBary. Exp. O ft I, 1956. 3 BR. CB, 2-bath, new and dea(r> able. go LOTS In city, aoe packed* some need Improving, 9IJ44, TERMS, ____J ’UMNINO-TO BUY? PLANNING TO BELL? How much will it east you In lean, through experience w t o we already know shoot S t Beet Estate Buataeaa. Buataeaa Eipep* lance can be comhr, etpecUgy In the aale «•1PUKhate ______ _ „of Beil ■•tat*. The value «f OUR^wx* parlance Is YOUR INSURANCE against Ion. We make lt>«nr business te , k n e w relative value*. Deal with ua and save money and/or sorrow, W. H. "Bill" STEMFEE Guy Atleu, Asaeclate Arietta Price, AieoeUte“ Realtor — General ItMuxaeo Phone 191 nr 2122 111 N. P a rt Ave. Thii la a free gueit pass te the Rita Theatre fer Mrs. Albert Mlchaell*, Dr Bary. Exp. O et B, 1950. BILLS HARD TO PAT? M I things you're through w i t h through Want Ada far Call 1921. It Pays To use ClaMiried. G H l\ M i t O W ( 11MI RA l M BE A 2-CAR FAMliy 75LSC-&"iSa.yast CHOOSE AN USED CAR Strlekland-MorrtflM INCORPORATED Year Friendly Peed 306 E. laz. R4. h *l �♦I 7* s::<U • v * p a p .. p •• ■ i jU • ' <•''! m # *v . »• •*“— i 'r ‘ l]w i rr? U r-i, v ♦ ;' f ; „ | “My Children L_ i d p is ___ y > | I I I : ‘y ■4". V COULD Go To The Newest and Most Modern School In Town” THINK! How much are your children worth? Try as you w i l l you cannot measure their value in dollars and cents. N or can you predict, a t this stage, w hat greatness m a y l i e in store for them through the years to come IF you do your p a rt now . . . . Give them all the protection p o s s i b l e from modern traffic hazzards, and send them to the most modern school available. Do this, plus giving them secure home life and your m ature counsel and guidance, and you need never fe a r for t h e i r . • future. •• x * ii Aj ^^skf * Y; . / SOUTH PINECREST Is W ithin Safe, Easy Walking Distance Of The Beautiful, New PINECREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL an its 25-acre school playground W/iy Hesitate? It’s Easy To Own A SOUTH PINECREST Only $11,200 to $13,500 " and in 30 minutes we can qualify you for one of these Finance Plans: - . If You Are A Veteran: 9625 Down Payment FHA: 91950 Down Payment Servlet Personnel FHA: 91000 Down Payment (Ifldudta ekwinff cent*) (Include! cloelnf coeti) 967 Per Month 963 Per Month $66 Per Month (ladudtt tuM and Ini. (Include! Usee tad Ine. .(Iadodii t u n and In i.) (Include! fiH "* eoeti) Builders of Finer Homes O dhanc & BRAILEY ODHAM, President AAlAS O m C Z: 2423 8. JYmch — PHQftES ZlfiO • 2M0 i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 28, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 28, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 28, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e96b1c779dff7be2a9f913d8b99f00ec.pdf 6358e0de14295411a39c66544a6a58de PDF Text Text . • . ■ A j, ■ 10 WmDAYS DAYS TH E SAN FORD H E R A U ) P a g e 10, W n L , S e p t. 2 6 ,1 9 6 6 — - 4 if THRU QUALITY MEAT CUT AS YOU LIKE IT W IN STANDARD COLLEGE G L 0|E 5>» - Boneless s I Beef LBS. 2 LY K ES BUDGET »iq q e w HOME S T Y L E 3 POTATO a ic o FOR YO U R SC H O O L OR ROOM 3 BUCKBOARDS ED EC FREE 3 SLATES 1 M IC K E Y M OUSE C LU B H O U SE a A L L SC H O O L C H ILD R EN E L IG IB L E a CO M E T O FOOD M ART A N D R EG ISTER LB< P ^ s - $ 1 .o o LY K E S C IR C U S Air Force Stages Another Daring Flight Into Space SOLAKINK 'Good Eating' AM BURGER. n n 3 ms $1.00 PIN TS "Good Eating' Round Jk STEA K LB. 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HOODS 33 Q U A L IT Y PRODUCE SWIFTSJEWEL ( U n i t Una CELERY 2 ~ 25c FIRM CARTON Tomatoes 17c PUESU FLORIDA Avocadoos 3 F~ 25c W U h O rd er) MORTONS COCONUT CUSTARD Cleanser Pillsbury': ,m"25c 2 sue SKIM MILK V IE N N A SAUSAGE JUICE 8 FOR ORANGE—WHITE YELLOW-CHOC. SPICK COFFEE • OZ. JAB J.19 WASHINGTON < * - TTha A if Force hae eUgad another la ita ■arle* of daring piloted flight* into •pica, thl* time to an altltuda of ilmoit 24 mile*. Capt. Iven C. Klnchelot, M, who piloted the Bell XI rocket plana to that height, vaaturad twice aa high a* the altltuda at which with­ out protection, a maa'a blood would boil, bringing inataat death. Secretary o f Defanaa WUaou da* clined, at a new* conference Thur*. day, to confirm pubBihod-tuperta that Klncheloa, probtag boat and altitude problem* a ( tupersoalc flight high above Edward* Air Farce Bast, Calif., bad piloted the XI to an unprecedented altitude of 128,000 feet—2LM a flo o -la t o in Aaguit Wilton alio refuted to confirm timiltr unofficial Information ra* letted In New Oriean* early In Aaguit that Lt. CL Frank K. Everett Jr. flaw the XI1JQ0 mile* an hour at Edward* l u t July 23. Wilton only would **? **I think I coaid **y tb it it ha* flown high* er and fa*t*r than any other alr> craft.” Wilton obtervad that with peo­ ple talking about Russia "closing the gap" between U. 8 . and Soviet air power, "If wo yap about every­ thing we do the gay wUl be clo»- IT *2. ft , W Tbe X2 hai wlngt aud tail o f • atalnleti iteel and a bady af the nickel alloy K-model, to ghro it greater reilatance to >the heat. It la home aloft by g B-M mother plana and launched •at about JO,M0 feat. Ito Curtlw-Wright rocket- aa* giaa baa the power output o f a Navy crul»er ateamlag at high iPiMe Bacauta centrifugal force, at its ^ hl|d» landing ipaod, would tear W wboali apart, the X I Undo ebsk ld gear. It wa* built by BaU Airegaft C o ,. of Bufalo, N. Y „ aad baa been flylag for the Air Faroe fo r two year*. Delta A ir Lines Places New'Model Plane In **M I (FNS) D o l t a Air Llaaa boa placed la earrieo the fln t of a M M ,M flat! of eight Couvalr 440 MetropoUUn aircraft equipped with Collin* airborne, weather refer, E. R. Bishop, Miami Digtriri Manager, baa npnrlai The new twin engine proaauri*. od 44-pasaenger tranapart D a f t fa*tor and quDtor voratou of the popular Super Ceuveir BID, now in use by major aWtoaa aI Uw world. finer 111 ifHf i 2 4 c MmmllBfe rn a normal crulatog apaod af m Delta ____________ for. tight of the now which, with spare pat tXOfiOO. DeHvuriaa wfll FOR PURE SHOPPING PLEASURE Into o o ^ lMV T ho will ulet ever Delta'* dame* aa tboy are deUvarud. FOODMART PARK AVE AT 25th ST. n w r n T « m un—The sum fruR fly traptH m g to to Florida aroue D humane* l it todfe'tbo an— aaaa m af the trope have I m atottu ar totorn Into. The trape contain a aoncon* a .Dated ------- U J-C*. § now typo mufflcr^hwOM Mo. tropoliUn the qulotaat aabfa of any modern airitnor. Powered by two t,MU barao* power Pratt k Whitney pistou e^lnea, the Coermlr 4M caa take off aad climb to morn than MOP • REALEM ON CH ASE & SAN BORN IN STAN T 1 7 c BEAUTY BRAND PIES U B H ru A JA X q t BLEACH LARGE STALK her dark i l n n i at Grata Oorbe reaches Parle for a brief riatt before flying to New York. No* porter*, Inquiring about bar plane, received a customary reply, “ I have nothing te n r * �W a n te d If Y n t HaroM to Net M t o r o d By • P. M. Call 18SI Bafora ? P. M. Par DaBtary $ f £ r a l& AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER VUULME XLVtII Eatahliahed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1958 T h erm -0-T on e Invites Public To O pen in g Door* will be officially opened " m o r r o w morning at 0 o'clock at the Tbenn-O.Tane Gas and Ap­ pliance Co.'a new 925,000 showroom*, office* and warehouse, re­ cently completed at 414 W. 0th 8 t. The general public ha* been in­ vited to attend the nil-day event, according to C, II. Itobertaon, vice president of the Themi -O-Tane organisation. W "Our faith and confidence In Sanford, It* continued growth and axpantion, and the future o f the entire 8emlnole County area, prompted ua, of the Therm-OTane (la* and Appliance Co., to invest in this brand new ultra­ modern building," said Roliertson as he announced the final detail* ' ■ . Of the formal opening. "Her* In our new location, we FORMAL OPENING o f the Therm-O-Tane G m & Appli­ fill have an opportunity to (how ance Co.’a showrooms, warehouse and office, located at ur customer* the very latest ga* appliances for the home and busi­ 414 W. Ninth St., will be held ail day tomorrow. The build­ ness," Robertson commented. “ The homemaker and homeowner can choose front ranges, water heaters, refrigerators, washers, dryers, space heaters and floor furnaces." ( A special eight-page section of today’s Sanford Herald is devoted Therm-O-Tano Gas and AppliCo. formal opening tomor- By RHODES CONKLIN The history o f Therm-O-Tane Seminole Raceway at Cassel­ Gas and Appliance Co., as well berry, the historic harness horse as a picture display of the new training center, is on the verge of building, Is featured tn SOctlon B. a re-activation that may be ex­ Mayor F. D. Scott will cut the pected to pump almost a million dollars annually Into the area’a ribbon tomorrpw morning at 0 o’­ economic bloodstream. clock to throw open the doors of This is big business. The busi­ the Therm-O-Tane Gas Appllswee ness o f training and racing har­ a£ o ., said Robertson. *V ass horse* is today an industry. throughout tha day we will gle* Whether this Industry takes away valuable merchandise includ­ pot and transforma Seminole ing a Dixie Range, A . O. SmRb Obunty’s renowned r a c e w a y Ferma-Gless 30-gaUw Water tel# the Saratoga of teh Hester, Desrborn Hebo Chef, South depends entirely upon Out­ Warm Morning Space heater, come o f the balloting on Nov. 8. Kewtune Inbuilt mixer, blender, At that time Seminole voters will and sharpener, ica service set, and approve or disapprove establish­ two radalre space heater*. ment o f this vast new income-pro­ '•In addition," Itobertaon laid, ducing Industry. It voters say "y e s " to allow­ We are giving away au CighU up carafe every hour alter 9 o'* ing harness racing, then H can be expected that official* * f Seminole dock*" itecojAag tha history o f Therm- Raceway will proceed srlth their O-Tano Gaa and Appliance Co., plans for expanding the raceway Robertson said that the company to turn it into the wintertime Mec­ was originally incorporated in ca. Just how re-activation of the May 1047 with R. F. Nicholas as president and himself as vice raceway ran bo expected to build a miUion-dollar Industry, Is easy president. And this in no way "W e considered a number of ot- In explain. , hu, takes Into consideration any In' » » • " » » • > ""« IU.K— HIWWI, tho county will gain from that for growth and our particular too. business existed in Sanford," he The raUlion-dollar income, all Mid. new. money Introduced into the Therm-O-Tane Gas and Appli- county from outside sources, will suce Co. opened business on June accrue only from enlargement of 1, 1047 at the com er of Fourth St. the track facilities and the large and 1’tno Ave. employing three number o f horaes and people it persons. A fter one year's opera­ will bring, both directly and In­ tion a branch was opened In Or­ directly. lando with Nicholas becoming Experience shows that some 300 ^uanager o f that office and Ro­ employes will be required to care bertson remained In Sanford ** for and train the 600 trotters and pacers which will be stabled at B&AtMgOr, Customers and buslnesa have Seminole Raceway. This Includes Increased each year and now ihe trainers, assistant trainers, care­ staff of the local Therm-O-Tane takers, blacksmiths, veterinarians Gaa and Appliance Co. numbers and other* on the payrolls o f the 13. Tha. area which Therm-O- several stables using the plant. Almost every stable varies in Tana serve# Includes all o f Sem­ inole end Orange Counties end wage and salary set-up, but ac­ •a fa r g § g b e ^ e City in Volusia cording to a survey, caretakers (they provide care for tbo horses) '4^°Madsra faculties at Tbemi-O- average about $50 wekjy. Assist­ Tana Gaa and Appliance Co.’a ant tralnrs receive a minimum of 1100 a week and trainers draw aew ghowrooms, office and warestipends in th* three figur brac­ houea include an off-ltreet parkket. lag lot, 2,600 fia t o f floor space A conservative average of 975 for clUpUy ind w iwhouiloif, plmc weekly for all employes engaged glass display, windows, acoustical in training of the horses, figures kilnoise plaster, Indirect lighting, to 922,500 total weekly payroll. and the very latest In modem de­ Stretched over a 20-week period, corative design. which is about the lenith of time "We wlU be happy to »ce all most trainer* and stables remain, j f g u r customers and fritnds at our the payroU climb,, to a whopping formal opening tomorrow,’* Ro­ $450,000 for the season. bertson said today, "and we al- But payroll alone is but part will be happy to have tho»i of the picture. Feed bills for the th whom we are not yet ac­ horses run to about $3 per day per horse. Blacksmiths and veteri­ quainted come by to *•• us and join in the celebration o f our for- narians are kept busy. Even a horse in good condition can run up mat opening," a 913 bill annually for vet serv(Cuatiaoe* Oa Page Tea) « a Liberoce To Ploy iAt Favorite Night Club O f Princess Flossy Uncovers Skrleton On Beach LONDON Hi—One pf Prlnce»s Margaret's favorite light' clubs, FORT WALTON BEACH (A P) the swank Cafe de Paris, said to­ A hsdly weathered skeleton unday it has signed Liberar* te ap­ covered on the beach by hurricane pear there for a week "a t the Flossy has beea taken to Cresthighest a la r y we ever paid any­ view for study. one." Sheriff Ray Wilson said he One of the club's m a n a g e rs._____________________ asked th* Florida Sheriffs Bureau Maj. Neville Willing, a i d the night I j0 |„ »t identifiesAspot had only on# regret: ,jun "It's just t<*>. t o o k * * that | D eputy Ralph Hendrix and Mrs. Princess Margaret J. |Hendrix found the skeleton TuesLoodon Shea o ff la Africa, a s , . . . . ,j^ rk ln » and aa admirer of.L ltorace tad will Un(J> , u #k|)„ apparently had miss missing him." "while ILtorae# was Ustlag the I } * cn k -b y . . T l* * ,rr acoustics att bta Royal ra sU v a l | ° r a W l. he added. Hall—where he'll give a aeries o f j The officer said the bones were concerts beginning Monday night dart brown and appeared slightly —« group o f 38 young men pend- petrified. The skeleton was lying face up with arras outstretched m l outeidf tou tin g: in what had probably been a * 'Hate, htofc hat* — we grove. L llfM ." NO. 202 Krider Named CofC Manager McKibbin Ike Schedules More Announces Major Campaign Talks New Head fiiS T R to i' - ■ '* ing ia at the conor o f 9th St. and Laurel Ave. (Photo by Jameson) Seminole Raceway Herald W ill Sponsor A. Lee, S. Jones Would Increase Letter Writing Contest Entertain Mt. Dora of Audience Tuesday County's Economy National In observance Newspaper Week which begins Monday Oct. 1 and continues through Oct. 8, The Sanford Her­ ald Is offering 17 $25 Saving Bonds to school children o f Semi­ nole County who are Fifth Grade students or above. One child from each of the 17 schools In Scmlitole County will rcceiv* ■ $25 Savings Bond In recognition o f his or her ability to tell what a newspaper docs for the community. Letter* will be mailed tills a f­ ternoon to tha principals of the Seminole County Schools with studenst eligible to enter the con­ test. Fred Parkins, Editor and Pub­ lisher o f Th* Banford Herald, In his letter to Seminolo County School principals said. “ We will award a $26 Savings Bond to tha student trem your school who Anundatod Praaa Laaaai Wtra ed Elementary School, Lake Mon. roe Colored School, and Rosasw-ald School, The 8anford Herald Publisher and Editor, Fred Perkins, said that in Tho Harold's observance of National Newspaper Weak, employes ot Sanford and SemU nole County's newspaper wilt re­ ceive their weekly pay In SILVER DOLLARS tomorrow, Sept, 39 and again on Friday, Oct. 9, so that local citlsen* will learn what part tha local newspaper plays in the community’s economy. "There will be 1,900 silver dol­ lars ringing and turning over in Sanford tomorrow and next Fri­ day," Ptrkina said. , , S U S D IC IO U S . AfGG _ . Is Located Today submits the heat btUr, rtotruto Southeast 200 words In length, on the sub­ By MBS. RAYMOND MORRIS The aver Increasing popularity o f Sanford's diminutive entertain­ ers, Ally-on Lea and Susanna Jones was dsmonitrated again when they scored a triumph before more than 100 Lions and guests at the Mt. Dora Lions Ladles party Tuesday night. Jo« Welmer, program chairman o f Casselberry Lions arranged for the girls’ appearance at ML Dora with M. C. Reid, program chair­ man o f that club. After presenting a complete program for the affair, Including six piano selectloas and four vo­ cal numbers, Welmer said the enthusiasm for the talented young­ sters was so great that they were persuaded to remain for more enlartalnment at tha conclusion - John Krider, Sanford City Com­ missioner elect and president of the Florida Stats Loague, waa named manager o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce this morning by Clifford McKib­ bin, president-elect o f tha cham­ ber. McKibbin said this morning that "Tha incoming Executive Commit­ tee o f the Seminole County Cham­ ber o f Commerce has spent many hours considering applicants for the position as manager o f our local Chamber o f Commerce. "In making tha announcement that Commissioner Krider has been chosen for one o f our com­ munity's most important posi­ tion," McKibbin said, "w e feel that tha Chamber o f Commerce has new taken a positive step toward progrosslvsness and an aggressive step toward making the 8emlnole County Chamber o f Commerce the effective organisation to which local citlsens have looked forward. "'Vo are Indeed happy that Mr. KriJer has accepted our offer to become the manager o f the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Com­ merce, a position which has been vacant for about 30 days," Mc­ Kibbin said this morning. “ With his strong anthuslaam for Sanford and 8emlnole County, there is no doubt we haws secured the ser­ vices of a man who will do much lo make the voice of Sanford and Seminole County \heard far and wide." Krider aald this morning that he will take over aa Manager o f tha Seminal# County Cheaper o f Commerce next Monday moraiag Oct. 1, and by Oct. 13*V|!1 b e lli foil awing. " I have given deep and earnful consideration to the accepting o f the offer to become manager uf the local chamber o f cos merce and sincerely appreciate the confidence and faith that has hem given m e," Krider aald. "It will be several days before final plana for next year’s Cham her o f Commerce aggressive plans will be completed and ready to lie announced," he said. "1 want to solicit the full co­ operation of every citlsen o f San­ ford and Seminole County In mak­ ing the 1958-37 year for the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Com­ merce the biggest year In Ita long time history," Krider commrnlrd. "M r. Krider'a cioso assoc la tlon with Sanford and Seminole County's biggest projects, his thousands o f friends and asso­ ciates in national, regional, stale, county and city circles will lend much toward making him a moat important cog in the programs wo hope to get underway this year/ 1*resident-elect Clifford McKIbhia said today. MIAMI A — A ‘ 'suspicious* lstriet Governor o f 35-0, comject "What A Hometown News­ weather disturbance developed to anted that It has been his plea Ml paper Means To Our Community." day far out In the Atlantic Ocean aura to hear Attyson and Suxanne Prominent Seminole County and began moving westward un­ on three oeeasloni at Lloni club citlsens will ssrve aa Judf*a in der conditions which forecasters affairs. He waa loud In hia praise the competition and lelUHnwill be said are "right" for the birth o f for them, adding that they get judged on the Ixsats o f Aeatness, a new hurricane. better all the time. material content, and sincerity. A bulletin from the Weather Allyson'a p r o g r a m included Those who have been selected Bureau at San Juan, Puerto Rico, Chopin’s FanUsle Impromptu, Deto serve as Judge* are T. K. said the disturbance was centered bussy'a Clair de Lune and Bum­ Tucker, President o f the Florida at a p. m. EST about BO miles ble Boogie. 8 uxanne sang One State Bank; Mayor F. D. Scott, south-southwest o f Martinique In KUa, by Romberg, Love is A J. Ural ley Odham, Jack Hall of the Windward Islands, or about Many 8plcndored Thing and an Yowell’s, and Mr*. Margaret 1,030 miles southeast o f Miami. original composition entitled River Gull o f the 8 entinole County There was a weak circular move­ of Dreams, written and composed School system. ment, with winds up to 30 mites by Welmer. The letters are to l>e submit­ per hour in squall* over a small Allyaon is the II year old ted to the ofricc o f The Sanford area near the center. The' dis­ daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John Herald no luter than 5 p.m. Frl- turbance waa moving westward L. Lee and Siisanne, age 13, la al about 17 m. p. h. and will move the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. C. duy, Oct. 5. into the Caribbean ara today. O. Jones. All of the winning letters will "N o intensification ia cxpcrti-d" be published In The Sanford Her­ ald aa soon ai the judging ia during the next 12 hours, the San Juan bulletin said, but hurricane completed. hunter planes were winging to­ Awards to the winning students ward the area and forecasters in SEPT. 21 will he made at appropriate time* the Miami Weather bureau noted Admissions al tlie suggestion of racli school that this is the time o f year when Rev. Henry William* (Santurd) principal. most great hurricanes arc horn. John W. Hall (Sanford) Bchoo! children eligible to par­ Small craft from Grenada in the Discharges ticipate in tho romt>etitloii for tha Windward Islands to Guadeloupe Edith Norris (Sanford) best letter will he from Seminole In the Leeward group were warned | SEPT. 27 High School, Sanford Junior High to remain In port for the next 11 Ad miss lees School, Lyman School, Sanford hours. Thesa chains o f islands Truby Walden (Sanford) Grammar School, Pinacrsst separalo the Atlantic from tha Visiting Hears: Private Rooms, II School, Lake Monro* School, Caribbean. a. in.—I p. m .: Semi-Private Oviedo School, Wilson School, St. The storm was discovered as Rooms, 2 p. m.—4 p. m., 7 p. m.— Luke's Christian Day 8chool, and hurricane Flossy, sixth tropical B p. m.; Pediatrics, 11 a. in.—9 All 8oul’a Parochial School, disturbance o f the year, moved p. m. (Parents and/or grandpar­ WEST PALM BEACH OU-Th# Others a n : Croomi Academy, through North Carolina aftrr a ents only); Obatetriei, According Goldsboro School, Hopper Aeade- long voyaga from the Gulf of| to accommodation and no visitors Florida Railroad and Public Utttl ties Commission called more wit­ during feeding o f babies. my, Midway School, Oviedo Color- Mexico. nesses today to support its stand that the public Interest requires continued Independent operation o f the Florida East Coast Railway. Sevan St. Augustine resident* testified at the Interstate CamGALVESTON, Tex. (A P ) — I pltal here. I fashion M hours a day alnee she merre Commission hearing yes Babe Dldrlkson Zaharies, th*) Early this morning before her| became ill. terday that they feared th* city greatest woman athlete the world! death, Georg* Zehariai, her husFor months, the whole world would suffer a serious economic ha* known, died today after a hand, said: knew that death soon would reach blow If FEC should be taken over stubborn battle with th* one'com"She's had enough agony, sad­ the superb athlete. At time-, h«r by the Atlantic Coast Lin* Rail petltor she couldn’t heat-cancer. ness and pain. And so I'm losing husbanJ, George Sabarisa. could road and tha office! moved. Into her 42 years, she pocked my wife, partner and love. God’s hardly talk te newsmen as emo­ A. If. Tebault, publisher aad athletic triumphs that began with will be done. 1 know she'll live for tion gripped him. general manager o f the St. Augus­ AAU basketball tournaments, In­ ever in the hearts o f millions.'' At one time, when her Uf.‘ wi»s tin* Record, said loss o f FEC and cluded AAU track, then the Olym­ The Babe never lost conscious­ fading, a spark o f competitive East Coast Hospital, representing pics and finally the g olf course* ness. She never sank into a coma. spirit flamed again, and from her four million dollar annual payroll o f the nation. She slipped o ff into death dur­ hospital bed she shook her first would be "a dangerous blow." and declared, "I'll beat this thing Almost from the stert she was ing her sleep. Tebault called FEC No. 1 indus­ yet." known affectionately te sports try in St. Johns County and said Georg* was in the room. fans as The Babe, a tag hung on It waa not until Sept. 23 — a loss of rail payroU and employes "She died in her sleep," Zahar­ ber by her family. ies said. "It eras real nice and Sunday—that tha hospital finally "would b* a calamity for this She showed versatility early. peaceful, as peaceful as a baby. admitted the end was Inevitable aroa from which I de not feel It She could lick any kid ia the Sha just floated away. It’ s been and neqr, A spokesman said this would recover during my Ufablock, won a marble tournament, a long battle and The Babe fought was possible because th# Bab# time." and was first-place winner In a it the way the knows bow to fight, had lost Interest in newspapers GRANDPA’S PANTS WONT harmonica contest. giving ground reluctantly all tha and uo longer listened to ber PIT BENNY" radio. They had avoided frank Cancer (truck In 1953 just after way and an inch at a tim e." This Democratic jibe la tha ah* woo tha g olf tournament At 1 a. m., all tha members of statements earlier for fear they 1999 presidential c a m p a i g n named for her—the the fandly sow in Galveston filed would depress bar. against Benjamin Harriet* re­ Zaharia* Open in Beaumont. Almost to th* list, Babe put up into the room aad one by one ferred to the President's grandA fter she underwent Bab* recognised them and they a courageous show. But friends father, Geo. William Harrison. that time, aba r a w back t* win spoke to her. were sick at baait to sc* «he de Want Ada s e l l graadpj seven golf tournaments. "She gave them all tha nod," [ rlln* o f the onc*-greal athlete. pants — or find a tailor 9* But the cancer couldn’t be George said. •When remembrance o f her specific alter them. stopped nod her life became a suc­ Th* big man paced Urn corridor* feat* had faded, sports fans stlU Call 19M to place your "gotcession of operations and days M all during tha night. He was In and remembered ber gusty outlook on in-toueb-with” od TODAY. lowing days ia Jpha Scaly out o f M r room aa has haw hi* ---------------- « ---------:------------------ B H ospital N otes Commission C o lls More Witnesses To Support Stand Babe Loses Fight Against Cancer WASHINGTON A — President* Elsenhower aald today ha is going to maka two or three more major campaign speeches than he had counted on. Eisenhower told a nawa con­ ference, however, ha t* not going to do any barnstorming, and not go out whistle-stopping. H* didn’t say when or where the extra speech** beyond th* five or six ha originally contemplated, Next Tuesday from 9 u.m. to 8 would be made. Aa for why he is stepping up p.m. th* Mobile Therapy Unit ot hi* campaign pace, Eisenhower th* Florid* Society for Crippled said It la simply because so many Children will bo at Touchton's repreientationa have been made corner In Sanford in' connection with a survey new being made oa to him by good frienda. He said he found himself a lit­ handicapped children and adulte. Don Batter!##, Director o f the tle weak about not accepting. And, Elsenhower a id , as far aa Unit, says that th# purpose o f ha knows thara la no health ques­ this visit her* la to determine th* tion involved at the moment in in- number and type* o f crippled per. sene who are not receiving phy­ creating his campaign pace. Even now, Elsenhower said, ha sical therapy and who would bo la not going to do I tenth aa hotpod by .tegular treatment*. Memuera' o f th* Samlnole Coun­ much as people want him to do. It was wide-ranging news con­ ty Medical Society are cooperat­ ference, developing mostly around ing in th* on* day schedule o f tho political questions and Issues In unit in Sanford according to tbo one form or another, but with President Dr. Vineent Roberta. Also assisting srlth arrange­ dashes o f foreign affairs sprinklad ments ara Dr. Tarry Bird, Bern!in. The President started o ff with note County Health Officer and a tribute to Mrs. Bab* Dldrlkson Mrs. Harold Appleby, longtime Zaharias, famed woman athlete Easter Seal Chairman # f tho Con­ trol Florida goelaty fo r Crippled who died this morning. He said she had won tha ad­ Children. Any queettoM eoncomlng th# miration o f att the people o f tho country. He lauded her last gal­ visit o f this writ to Sanford should lant fight agalnit cancer aad said bo •efarrod to Dr. Roberta, Dr. that everyone feet* a d that she AM, or Mr#. Appleby. had to lose this last battle. With that, tha President opened tho conference I* questions aad Mobile Therapy Unit To Be Here Next Tuesday th* political drumfire started. Tho first quftUaaer noted that Risen lwwer w#*-at»pyte*ap hia Former Resident J . M. Victory, Drts In Georgia pailtn activity beyond original J. M. V ictory, t o died at hia plana and iwjalred how many more speeches there might be and home In Hartwell, Ga. yeeterdap whether the President fait hia morning. Born in Hartsrell on Feb. 91* health placed "any limitation" on the extent o f hia campaign aotlv- 1997, Mr. V ictory moved to San­ ford In 1919 and fo r many year* Hies. Replying to the second part served ua a deputy sheriff under first, Elsenhower aald b* knew o f th* 1st* Sheriff C. M. Hand. Ho moved back to his form er homo no health question Involved. And oa for the first part, he about IS years ago. Funeral services will be told said that probably be will do a little more campaigning than b* Friday ot I p. hl from Smith Brothers Funeral Homo in Hart, had planned. Under questioning, the Presi­ well, Ga. and burial wttl follow dent also had soma sharp come­ there. Surviving ar* six children In­ backs to campaign statements by his Democratic rival, Adlal E. cluding two sons, Philip M. VI*kery o f Arlington, Tex. and J. Stevenson. Elsenhower Mid that he would W. Vickery, Sanford; four daugh­ years speak out on the question o f ters, Mr*. V. C. Messenger, Banhis iadership, Ha said one of tbo ford; Mrs. J. B. Lae o f Lattlmor*. things be treasures la * faw para- N. a ; Mrs. Michael Dugan o f Ktgraph* on that subject by former I tonah, N. Y. and Miss Thao Vto British Prime Minister Winston kery of Key What, 19 grandchil­ Churchill, who, he said, know## dren and five great grandchil­ him better than some o f his cri­ dren; also a number o f nlecea aad tics. Eisenhower was speaking la nephews. response to an Inquiry about a -Utcment by Stevenson In Kan­ sas City last night that Elseahowar bad shown "conaisant re­ jection o f the postlve responsibi­ lities o f Isidsrshlp." Tito, Khrushchev Leave For Surprise Visit To Russia Funeral Tomorrow For R. B. Monroe Richard Bennett Monroe, 88, died suddenly at hia homo oa Celery Ave. shortly after mid­ night this morning. Mr. Monro* was born on Jan. 30, 1MI at Ty Ty, Ga. He had lived in 8 anford for over 50 years and had engaged In farming up until 1954. Mr. Monro* waa on* o f tha pioneer celery growers o f the ore* and for tr# last two years had operated a nursery at his hem* on Celery Ave. Mr. Monro* waa a member o f the First Methodist Church o f ganfori. Ha 1s survived by his wife, Mr*. Mabel Cowan Monroe, Sanford; on* sister, Mrs. Loni* Shaffer, Houston, Tex.; a nephew, J. Lion­ el Monroe, New Smyrna Beoeh; and several other nieces aad nephews. Funeral services for Mr. Mon­ roe will t o held tomorrow after­ noon (Friday) ot S:M at the Flrot Methodist Church with the t o r . Milton Wyatt officiating. Burial will t o la U t o View Cemetery. Active pallbearers will to: If. L. Wright, Francis T. Meriwether, Charles Lawson, C. M. Flowers, Edmund Slow*, and W. P. CkapHonorary Palltoorori are Pickens, E. E. Brady, B. W. War* Claud* Herndon, Dr. i . N. Tolar. Clark Laouardy, John Lsonardy, Barney Beck Br. and Chart*# 1 , no—»---tl.— totolWUNle BELGRADE, YngoeUvla President Tito loft today with Soviet Commuulat party toss Nikita Khrushchev far a surprise visit to tha Soviet Union. Tito was Mcompoaiad by his wife Jovanka, Vie* President AW eksander Rantovie and Djuro Pucar, chairman o f tha state of Bosnla-Harccgovlna and o mem­ ber o f th* YugooUv Communist party Politburo. Lika Khrushchov’s equally unexpected trip to Yugoslavia, Ttta’a latest visit to Russia waa de­ scribed aa a vacation. Th* official Yugoslav nows agency Tanjug aald the party left the military air­ port of Batejnlau aa a apodal So­ viet plau* tide morning and will spend ■everul days rcotiag on th* Black Sea coast Khrushchev arrived te Beigrnda Sept II and grt a private official wrteoate from whtdi all were barred. Offlatela lasisted Ida visit was only a holiday, but moot obsorvora believed to cam* to strengthen further Uto rewowod tleo th* Soviet hove boon forging with Tito. TV Weather rua A d d ition al Local N ew s O n P a g e 10 �H u t t, 8 * p t ST, 1086 th e ba k to r d h e r a ld Television THE OLD HOME TOWN H U ie A N D T ju s f I S ast!?*3 P.5.S.* O io p r e p o u r - J3f T S X P B C T IN © j i !;? ! 8 s jb b t s jp « feeh leae in Mutle I til Ctim\Vf T ,," rd*y fa I T H IN K H B W S S K / ftitvwttf u. I Orr<t By STANLEY V fB L L , I LL J U S T > W A I T - I M A 6 * 4 B , WHILE I WAS AWAITON MY ^ . VACATION,THE’ ^ BRUTE LET THREE > OF MY TROPICAL v . FISH D IR — rwsS i HShu*" ir ll FRIDA V ear tr«S»#ja%»•& l*l*M Carso* ahsw r !$ gnutsr B fsr&ssu }»*• a im a «* * B*r ••It Solano* Fletlea J-J2 'Yaterfront , ! !• J* * S h >8 F M TH Rtar Ftayheus* I iT-nfes”"'" muppwdfm w u .J ra p a o * ir s iiw ! lit. If,*.1." — '••• tZHI W»w« 4 He M I UM M »6UH! T .E " K f ,: , ? » » • — w: sagB i« — tin T 0? 01* W ood I«|| t e p a S r * * : atsag 111* J'M AM *JO r CLEAN OUT •AHKftej " m Drightee Day • » .T .r s a , -t g a agBiB. jfi "aert* Seek I 'l i krinlBT Music •'*• !'*• ■* (U nion Prtflls* on A cloud JMdia Fisher j!8 ti&tais ■ Ml K ill 4 1 m " »»H Slaa Off ■aosatiTs ." f t • By ED WILKS The Associated Fret* Comebacks? Batsball has hadi 'em. How about Ted Williams, re-| turned froir the war*. Or a “ waah-i od up" Johnny Mize tagglnf home ntna for the 1W0 Yankee*? Or Roy Campanella, most valuabl* again with a healthy thumb laat season? Now It's Sal Maglle— the pappy guy the Giants had enough o f; the 0 ) man Cleveland couldn't squeeze Into its second place pitching Waff. ;i t was Sal, th* onetima Dodger killer, who beat Milwaukee for Brooklyn's overnight ahare o f the Rational l -.g u e lead two week* ago. And last night, k was Magile again, this time using bis curve and rontrol to gain his first no­ hit, no-run game with a 5-0 masttgpiece against Philadelphia that Kept tho Dodgers within three per­ centage points of the firat-plaee Brave*. ■Even if the Redlegr sweep their remaining two, at Chicago Satur­ day and Sunday, th* Cincys are dead should tha Braves win even •ne of their remaining three, be­ ginning Friday night at St. LuuIj. Two more victories by Brooklyn, iaelng Philadelphia again today Vtth a chance to deadlock th* Bravea before a windup threefa m e aerie* with Pittsburgh this weekend at Ebbata Field, would chill Cine? too. Jack Benny Begins -AnotherTV Season o S S .,” ” — tliie atand Up a a* Ceuated .... . tv M in •f '** 4* Warld Turai 1 ?! ArmyToDisplay NewAtomic'Age FightingOutfit 1RII JOYPUl REUNION took place at International Airport Bam Francisco, when Laizlo and Bela Banathy, J r, IS and II yaan old respectively, raced into th* arms of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bela Banathy, on arrival from Europe. Tha parent! bad not n t t their ch'ldren for nine yean since the family was separated la a g n l a n d persons camp in Austria. The Banathys cams to the United States in 1032, bringing tws other children with them. Bela Jr. s a d Laazlo were aent to relative* In Hungary and were caught in the Communlat tide. Banathy ia an Instructor at tba United Static Arznvl language Scbopl ta Monterey, Calif, (InlernalteSSl fm s d p M N ' jtanaiwfflgt 1 - HOLLYWOOD UB-Jaek Benny, ~amj)n Is s i In his scripts but t t in jf lw l lift, began another strenuoua *TV season Sunday night over --GBS. He'll account for 20 half-hour thowa In the Sunday night spot, alternating with Ann Southern, plus five hour-long Shower o f Stars ahowt. In adltlon, he'll probably “ drop In on other shows. And be plans to mafia charity appear­ ances with svmnhony orchestras, • ji t Carnegie Hall Oct. L * * 0 v e r lunch at Romanoffa, Benay explained hit decision on the Mason’s activities: "Mary was right. I had been thinking about leveling off this season—maybe doing only four or five big shows, playing Las Vegas and generally calling my own •hoti. But Mary argued against this. "She pointed out that I would .mlas havlnf the deadlines. I f I 'did just a few shows thl year, each one would grow m Import­ ant to me that I would worry about making them successes. In Mtween tha shows, I wouldn’ t know what to do with myself. "But if I had a deadline for my showa, I’d keep working, always striving for good ahows, but not worrying like crazy U ooo isn't • smash hit." Mary, of courts, Is Mary livingstone, hi* evar-lovlag spouse. IShe’ll appear on most of the film­ ed shows this year, especially those Benny ahot In Europe this sum­ mer. Th* comedian looks forward to th* new season with none of the •he panic that gripe most funny­ man. 'I 'm not going to worry," said Jack. “ If I had to start from acrateh and devise eomedy situa­ tions, it would bo e rough job. But I’ ve got character! and sit­ uations just about write them- ( COMB ON, su vem f DID W3U THINK I ASWEDYDUr KQ A o iv o o c e .T n . o e A R p jX S S BUMOIg.HCRg ► (NVITtO MgID m COULDN’T ESCAPE MADISON. WI8 . (A P )—When TM, R. L. Dommershauaer came home on leave, appearing before e colonel end being told ta shine his brass buttons was about tha \ last thing he expected to do. Appearing In police court on a minor traffic charge, ho dis­ covered that acting superior court judge Cert Plem wee a colonel tn the Army Reserves and e thorough leetursr on polishing brass battens. Judge Plem, however, dismissed the private's e * r i /h i 1 'A l v | HI. EL NN. AUtN J. MltNOII (top, left) confers In Seoul with South Korean President Syn* r>tn Rhee (center) on economic problems of the Far East natkn. Meanwhile, pickets outside the conference march In protest (bottom) of Encoder's remarks on arrival In the eepIlaL The Lo-dtUiia Democrat was quoted as saying that many countries receiving American aid were -bloodsuckers," and he ad­ vocated a “big slash’’ in funds to Korea. The pickets' signs ask Ellender to "Look at Kora*! GriijS real situation." (International) Conservation News BYt BEN WIGGINS SOIL CONSERVATldN, USDA Baby Blue-gill bream wars re­ ceived Tuesday by the following coopera t o n for stocking small ponds on thalr farms; Mr*. Charles Cole, Morris Jacobs, C. H. Galloway, and Chari#* Goals. These fish were obtained by the District from th* U.8 . Flab Wild­ life Service hatchery at Welaka. Black base will b* supplied for these ponds latar this fall. These ponds were recently treated and cleaned of all existing apecles of fish. Catfish, suckers, mudfish, perch and a few bream and base inhabited these pond* before tha cleaning operation* took place. In order to have a good pro­ ductive fish pond tt must bo pro­ perly fertilised and managed. Fish ponds should ba fertilized with an 84-4 or similar fertiliser applied at tba rats o f 100 pounds p*i*surfees each month. A properly fertinted and managed fish pond should yield over 350 pounds of ply ot small Insect life. Thcic insects are the feed eupply of bream end tha bream In turn ere eaten by tha baas. Tha fertiliser will also help control undesirable weeds and grass by reducing the amount o f sunlight which is ne­ cessary for plant growth. After a pond la proparly con­ structed and cleared o f all rough fish It should be properly stocked with only blue-gill bream and black b oll. The recommended rate for stocking a pond is 100 baas and 1000 bream per surface acre o f ureter. Tha pond shouldn't be flshpd until after the boas hava successfully reproduced in the pond. This usually requires on* year after tho pond ia stocked. A fter a good fish population has been established In a pond it must be fished. A pond will support s certain number o f fish par sere according to its fertility or amount o f feed ta the water. This poundage may bo a groat number o f email fish or e rela­ tively smeller number of Urge fish. Heavy Ashing will reduce the number o f fish ta e pond; however, it will increase tha size o f those remaining. In addition to providing a great amount o( delicious food a good productive flab pond will also pro­ vide a wholesome form of recrea­ tion for the family. If you have any problems with your fish pond contact one o f your local District supervisors o f your soil conserva­ tionist. Natural gas la lighter than air. But, one year’* production o f gaa would .weigh two and onehalf times a year's total produc­ tion o f steel in th* U.S. W ftT H C lA Z C S T TO ARY A BILL i _ H E BAN UP ■ tv H e o e -J ALCOHOL SACCHARIN mo — - , ______ >» S | 7 5 a w nt ”«ifirestone , Budget M o n i 029.95 Schick Hand ft Body N E W COLORFUL T W O -T O N E Vt G K . ASPRINTABLETS 98c ABSORBINEJR. 79c TOM'S PEANUT LOGS 29c WOODSALAD BOWL 39c YES TISSUES 19C ALARMCLOCK SI.98 USES 620 FILM OVEN DOOR 69c SHOE TREES HOLDS LIGHT GARMENTS ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Prappe Creme delicately flavored with true flavor*. Fluffy Nongatlne, Butter rich Fudges, finely ehdpped Null end Chocolate*, Roosted Almond Chuater. A wonderful assortment to enjoy white watching television or entertaining. Friday&Saturday Specials HOSTESS ASSORTMENT 91.49 N U T S , F R U IT S s a d C R U N C H Y C E N T E R S 91.79 All thcecchampiom have estaa C hamp over a period c l time. BICYCLES SAVINGS to TAKE OUT PT. RUBBING Distinctively different tiny bite also dainty cheeelatas — 68 ex­ quisite places. Choicest Fruits and Nut Manta, delicate flavored creme chewy end crunchy centers covered with combination coat­ ings to delight tho true candy lover*. Perfect for Bridge, Theatre, or gift. H e S WOftKINQ 1 FLO W ER Como o a t! Coaio oat— whatever you a rc! Come to TOUCHTON’S far E X TR A BIG VALUES in th in g! you’ll need for a wonderful out-of-doors. E very deportm ent is sprouting with savin g! to give you the best bays in quality supplies. DAILY NEEDS M INIATURE ASSORTMENT 91.79 OONTTlUMf Hay Kid* I X H 3S3Q PHILADELPHIA T o u c h l e f t ‘D r u u C t COMESTO Entirely new — French Style Chocolates — Chocolate Shrill filled with luscious Fudge and Chopped Nut*, ChocoUte Parfait, Butterscotch, Cordial Centers In rich (undent erema with Plump, Juicy Maraschino Cherry, Lime Fruit, Raspberry Jam and blended Mocha Creme flavored with rich smooth Vanilla Chocolate. WINDY W OQKINQf WORKERS BREAKING GROUND FOR PLANT LAKELAND (A P ) — Workers have begun breaking ground at umlun and Chemical Corp. plant, nearby Nichols for the Kaiser AlThe plant will extract chemicals from phosphate wastes. 0 2 .0 0 The mute swan, which can hie* but cannot sing, has had tho status of a royal bird In England since 1482. CONTINENTAL CHOCOLATES 91.49 I THOUGHP Thurn., Sept. 27,1958, Page S FT. CAMPBELL. Ky. OB — The A.’ n y ahowed off Friday Its new atomic-age fighting outfit, the 101it Airborne Division, brought back into existence from Its fim ous days o f World War II. Jt arranged elaberate ceremon­ ies and demonstrations by its paratrcqpers and their missile and atomic era weapons to mark for­ mal reactivation of the Scream­ ing Eagle Division — the name coming from the shoulder patch worn by the 101st. Not only are maty of the weap­ ons and techlquea of battle new for the division, but its size and organization differ drastically from the outfit which drifted down into battle in Normandy, In Hol­ land and at Bastogne. Again-t thi 17,500-man strength of standard Infantry divisions, and the 13,000 or 14,000 men of other CURIOUS CYPRIOTS took on ns British soldiers tow an anti-tank cun, dismounted from a truck, through airborne divisions, the 101st has a narrow street In Nicosia Uttered with halt-demolished buildings. The driver of th* truck had 11,500 men. Instead of the tradi­ lo\t his way and was forced to turn around. Th* situation In rebel-ridden Cyprus was worsened tional three-regiment core of com­ when the British hanged three terrorists of the EOKA underground. /International Radioohoto) bat strength, the 101st is made up of five "combat groups" — small­ A 20-year old dnlry cow ha* old, o f Alexander Graham Bell, Iner, more flexible, but with heavy reached thnl longevity mark ei|ual A new museum In Baddcck, ventor o f the telephone. Bedduck firepower and high mobility In the to a , human being of 100 years Nov Scotia contains ninny works was Bell's summer home. air and on the ground. The 101st will fight atomic war, If war comes, with Its own atomic weapons. Included In the basic weapons will be the Honest John rocket, which has a range of about 20 miles and can be lilted with an atomic warhead. Despite its size, the rocket can be transported by air to front line positions of "airheads" established by Invading paratroopers behind enemy lines. The division also may hava, at a later date, conventional caliber artillery piece* which can be mov­ ed by air and which can lira nu­ clear sheila. A delightful variety o f home-made eandlee containing Maple Coeoenut Pecan Roll, Almond Butter Crunch Roll In generous pieces o f Touted Almonds, Figaro tn Milk Chocolate blended with Has*! Nuts. Creamy Butter Mints, choice Fruits, Caramel Nut Patties and a temping assortment o f chocolate covered fa­ mous centers. 'y CANISO f . THE SANFORD KKRALD Selected crisp fresh Nut Meets, Nat Brittlec end G rnuhy Cen­ ter*. E s t n rich smooth creamy caramels, chewy type combina­ tion pieces end Nougsttaco ell with e variety o f chocolate coat­ ing* — smooth Vanilla, tangy Bittersweet, and rich Milk Choc*. Fried Jam bs C !ir !3 ; with Thrter fte’t-v F. 7 . Pr.*-4--* ft Cold Slaw STRONG Hat M uffins ft B attar M uffins * Tea n - -" ffe s • D esert • Comfortable Two E rtsd ei Tender Veal Cutlets with 7 . F. Potatoes ft SUeed Tom ato on I.citcce, Hot M Grilled H am tarfsr Roust Turkey with OLD Fsshlowsd Dressing, Gihblst G r a v y — Three V e­ getables or Salads. H ot R olls o r Steak w ith Hot Roast Beef Onr.ilwlch w ith Mash­ ed Potatoes ft G n vjr Grilled Ham Stash w ith Piaaapplt Slice, T h r:e Vegetables o r “ *U4" Onlcns, F. F. P o ta ln s, Lettuce q ' T em slo S a b i, H oi R eds r* .W H ot Btaruita ft B atter, T a t at C offee—Desert* Freeh Strawberry Shari Cska wHh Ice Cream ft Whip Cream I �Federal Reserve Hoard's Control O f M oney Affects Individuals Also Just about everyone haa heard o f the Federal Reaerve Board. Most people prob­ ably know la a vague and sort o f general w ay that this body, whfrb is entirely non' 'partisan and non-political, has great powers * o f control over the nation’s money supply. •--Jt la equally probable, however, that many , o f us feel that the Board’s policies have ‘“ "little If any Influence on the l(fe o f the avei rage man, even right here in Sanford and ' ’ 'Seminole County, and that they are o f direct “ ■ interest only to large financial and Industrial Interests. That feeling— as numbers o f people are • now learning at first hand— Is gravely In error. It is true that what the Board does in "- •limiting or expanding the money supply has ‘ ’ "a powerful Impact on business. It Is also true that It haa an equally powerful impact on Individuals. A feature article in the Sep• tim ber 14 issue o f U. S. News and World ' 'R e p o rt tells the current story In d ear nnd ! concise fashion. For some time the Board has been pur­ suing what is known as a “ tight” money policy. The reason, as U. S. News expresses •* it, ” . . . is to make money less abundant nnd ,~.rmore expensive and thus discourage borrow'in g . Borrowed money, when spent, adds to demand fo r goods and for labor— both some­ times in short supply. The result Is pres­ sure for rising prices that government of’ ‘ ficlala want to prevent” In other words, it V-'.'la an anti-inflation policy. Then U. 8. News and World Report pro, vides several Illustrations o f how the “ pinch ■ money” will affect various neople and " groups as a practical matter. The Installment car buyer— a classifica­ tion which seems to include the majority o f us— la encountering some changes. There Is !! /p le n ty o f credit available, but larger down . .payments are asked, and the number o f / -.months allowable for paying the balance is being reduced. That means large monthly .'■•payments, Home buyers, used to limitless credit at low rates o f interest, will also find that -•...things have changed. Larger down payments •-^ are required, and in many cases amortlxa*7'tion time is shortened. On top of that in- tereat rates are generally up— by a full one per cent. *. A county, embarking on a school-building f; venture financed by bonds, finds the market B U. The Sanford Herald PUblUaeS Itallf gittpt Saturday *n« Sunday * BateroS aa m i l l also* matter Oeiabir It, t i l l at J . tba Pest Offlaa e f Saaford. PlerlSa uadar Iba Aat « or Congiaat or March t. I i n * m * D rBRRlKK. Editor aid Rdblleher MARION HARMAN SR. Biecutlr* Editor EVELYN J CUSIttNO. Adrortltln# Maaosor •o*o ortotod lo thl* aswtpaptr. * M Rtorooootod Natloaally by Otnoral AdvortWns ■orrlco laa •tl Ooorgia Saving* Daah aidsAtlanta Qaarsla SUBSCRIPTION BATES lla par waoa Oaa Month S1.lt U» Bis Montho Ooo Tear •IN tl.1l lt t.ll All Obituary notice*. cards of thank* rooolutlooo and n o i I poo e f entertainment M r tha purpose of rottlao (aadt tin bo charge* (or at regular advertising rata* r»g »4 , Thursday, September 27, IBM less favorable. It has to o ffe r a higher in­ terest rate. Over a twenty year period the increased interest .costs on a $10,000,000 issue could amount to $1,000,000. Businessmen, needing money fo r inven­ tories and plant expansion are in a similar fix. Interest rates are up, by about one per cent. On a big, long-term Issue that may In­ volve $30,000,000 in additional interest costs. Even the U. S. Treasury is not immune from the Impact o f "tight money” . In World W ar II days, Is usad to issue 91-day-biUs— o f which it sells f 1.S billion worth a week— at an Interest rata o f three-eighths o f one per ce n t Now the rate Is 2.7 per cent. And now here is where it strikes home the hardest in our area o f the country for we are experiencing the impact— a builder with plans for tw o hundred homes may find loans both harder to get— as well as more expensive. In a competitive market, that darkens his profit potential. So It goes. A s the magazine puts it, the aim o f the men on the Federal Reserve Board Is " . . . . to supply at) amount o f money con­ sidered adequate for normal needs, hut to keep the supply tight enough to discourage lots o f undertakings that can be postponed.” o a Fire Prevention Week A little girl was curled up on tho bed in a spare room one afternoon not long ago, reading a storybook. When her mother call­ ed, she left the room—and forgot to turn out the light. It felt onto the bed. The lamp­ shade rolled o f f ; the hot bulb nestled on tho covers. Several houra later, the little girl's father went up to the spare bedroom to have a look at a cabinet he was refinishing. When he opened the door, thick grey amoke poured out Into the hall. He yelled to his w ife ; she called firemen. When they came, they found that the hot light bulb had burned Its way down through the covers and mattress, onto the rug below. A bit o f the rug wuh glowing; the varnished floor beneath it was blistered. Tragedy had been barely averted. We tell the story as a reminder to the myriad unexpected ways In which a home fire can start. This is the time o f year when the fire hazard begins to rise to Its peak again. Preventive measures, und alertness, will curb the danger. We believe that Fire Prevention Week ia Just a mere "days” ahead o f us, a week during which all o f these dangers o f "de­ struction by fire” will be vividly b ro u g h t before ua. “ Fire Prevention Week” Is an annual ijeet o f the Bemlnole County Junior Chanto f Commerce which this year will tie observed during the week o f Oct. 7-13. • He eras fom erly employed by L. Bamberger A Co. • LANGUAGE BILLINGS, Meet, (AP) — HI* ability te rend alga language cost a dafeadad an trial ta police court fee public intoalcation a HLday Snapended eentonre. J Ihe man were n bearing aid, I bat apparently it wain’t working. | He pare Judge Otic Packwood on! ly a toefc of poriexity ia anewe* to the shouted gueetloni "Were you drunk V* Finally, the court clerk laired aa imaginary bottle to hi* lips and looked inquiringly at the de­ fendant. Ha grinned and nodded his heed vigorously. Three out of four Americana WHave that ail people should buy United Mates Barings Beads. Host common roeton*: "good in. vestment" and “a goad way te, •are." Republican record In tha Arid of big bustneas. They aeem to think the GOP platform la made up by boards rather than planks. I ! I Both Ike and Adlai congratu­ lated the League of Women Voters on Ike S6lk anniversary e f u-oman tuff rage. You •don't catch them niirferertlmaflng IA* potetr of e woman voter. I I I Alter Adlai watched tha Repub­ lican convention It wo* announced ho would do IV TV shows in his campaign. Ho figures whan yau'va ftund e wash spat, hit It. I I I Betides, with TV a political candldata haa two audiences One on purpose and tha other too The Democrats also attack the Ured to get out of tha chair. VICE PRESIDENT NIXON lays Republican candidates will talk more about ihemstlvss than about thslr Democratic foes In the campaign. Apparently tha OOP decided if you can't aay anything good about tomeona It'a better not to aay anything at all. I I I Nixon tayi - our concentrated cam paly h" trill tmphatiie accom• plUSmtHf*. Democratic strate­ gists feel that's uhal trlU make It ronrrntrafrrf. I t t litiiad m 33-pofc »»•*•analysing the Republican platform plank by plank. In short, he Undo It unreliable In the met­ ier ef weald. I I I A H EARIN G A ID For your personal requirements. Priced from 189.50. n complete line o f all type aids with terms lo suit your budget. I.nle Model-Hearing Glasses* Burette-All on the Enr-Htndliand, Select the one you like. Hearing tests without charge. Service on all types nids-Cords. Batteries, Repairs. HANFORD, we arc at Miller Raldo & Appliance Co. 118 South Park Ave. on Friday morning o f each week. 8eo Miller for liatterles. Maico Hearing Service ORLANDO HEARING SERVICE Garland 0 . ft Thomas S. Smith ' 513 Fla. N al’l Bank Rldg., Orlando Phone 2-3516 Nights and hoUdayg rail Orlando 2-4487. im r n m m m lif e T H E 'c t 'D H R IN A C T IO N • X 3. u M mm 1 □ □ □ □ □ d After tha Initie! eight week*, he will ba gitaa a taro-week leave and then receive eight mere of SIGN -by HOYT KINOCentrol Pres* Writer whom all wisdom is said to re>, tween those peaks spent some less pose, feels his role as the fast- happy years making 83 movies. talking S g t Bilko will last for sev­ Like most comedians, Phil suf­ eral golden years. fers from insomnia—he writes "VY# are planning pretty far; ahead, so the audience won't get most of his letters from 4 to 5 tired o f him,” he said. “ For one *.m.—and is a brooder. The one thing we don't Intend to keep Bil­ thing he misses most in his lire ko In the Army forever. Eventual­ Is the normal childhood most peo­ ly we'll convert him Into a civil­ ple have had. ian, where we can put him Into “ At 14, when other kids were new comedy eltuatlona." Right now Bilko takes all Phil's out playing stlckball,'' he rewaking hours—end many hours marked recently, “ I waa arguing he should be sleeping, too. He has with the drummer nbout the musle to learn, rehearse and film a new for my act. 75-page script every week. “ But at the time that'a what l “ I never left a show In my thought i wanted. I don’t blanm life," ho laid, "and I'll stay with anyone but myself." this one until It'a gone.” Ills new fame and financial suc­ Benjamin Franklin, other than cess—ho can afford to buy « solid gold “ welcome mat" for hW Uuor being « diplomat and printer, was If he .chooses-Jdoein't over-im­ n(«n a skillful athlete. Ha won press Phil. He ha* known them many contests In wrestling, swim* mlng, boating nnd running. before. "I had art unusual beginning in show business—I started at Ibc Overheard on tho street the top,” be recalled. other day: a man describing to m * He was a vaudeville alar earn­ thing as, “ it’s as good ni gold. ing hundreds of dollar* a week in He must have been referring lo his teens. 'He also became n a multllsU-d Havings Bond. Broadway musical star, and In be­ tAW-A-DAY The lad Trg. regiment will recehre Instruction in general military subject*, Infantry area, pent nnd tactics, aa well ns char­ acter guidance program* under advanced Infantry training, be •w elled'la one ef the specialist ■dwell eoadocted here er be transferred te another Am y p©»t for training in one ef the Army’* technical schools. Prior to entering the Army Vriveto Brown attended Croon’s Academy end Florida A S M Uni vanity. YOU'RE TELLING ME! BY HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (A P ) — Ever won der who to many comedians wear glasses T A Broadway cynic might say the reason was “ so they can make their audience look larger." But If this were true most comedians would wear hearing aids, too. In order to convince themselves they were getting louder laughs. Phil Silvers says this Is why he first started wearing specs ns stage props 35 years ago: "I learned people like n sign of weakness In a performer. It makes him seem more human, and gives them more of a fellow-feel­ ing.” Phil wore only emplfr frames when he originally donned his trademark glosses as a young bur­ lesque comic. Uut now, at 41, he finds it convenient to wear lenses In them. He finds they are a great help In reading the fine print on raring forme— ind to see where lie Is going. Just where he Is going Is very much on Phil’s agile mind these days. After 30 hectic years as an en­ tertainer, he feels he Is In Hie position of a sophomore ut the moment. Before the opening of thu,lU35 television season CBS gambled nearly a million dollars on a new network series called “ You’ll Nev­ er (let Rich,’’ starring Silvers ns •Sgt. flilko. They hadn't even lined up a sponsor, but their goul was to cml the elght-year-rcign of NBC's Milton Ilerle as TV’s Tuesday night king. Phil succeeded where Bed Skel­ ton, Red Buttons, Gene Autry and Frank Sinatra had failed. He de­ throned Millie, became the come­ dian of the year. But Ihla year? 'Tin a sophomore now," sold Phil, wryly. "And the brickbats are sure to come." But 8 ilvers, while lacking the supreme ealf-confldence of the or­ dinary Harvard sophomore, ia We in Amorim perfected tho world o f machines— and It was rapid perfection. Only about SO years ago half tne work In our coun­ try was done by animals and men. Today, me­ chanical jiower does virtually the whole job, and yet wo have been hitting new peaks in total employment. News 0 / Men In Service FOOT DtX, N. J. —Privet* Henry A, Brews Jr, at 78 l7tb Avenue haa arrived here and lisa keen aeelgnad to Oo. " W 2nd Tig, Reft, ef the U.S. Army Training Center, Infantry, for eight weeks of baste training. Hie parents are Mr, and Mn .Henry Brawn ef Baaford. a W hy Comedians W ear Glasses * * TH E FAPaa Mr. Ilunrpowcfrrhat'a the M ath is’17 Fferd hai already won. With up to 845 hp Ford simply llaltcna mountains that would knock the wind out of any other ear. • ms, t.it iM .M M s U .a e g ic “Oh, DU, would you < Y b u 'r e jB e e in q w h y a a tfa u u r C O N G R A TU LA TIO N S t h e ^>7 F O R D w ill " t a k e n o t h in g f r o m n o b o d y " Thvna-O-Taao Gaa ft AppUaaeo Oa. lac. / ^ $ • ws art pleased to have designed and In­ stalled signs on your new building. t M A RCEL F A IL L E « SigM — Outdoor Dinyiay Baaford, Fla. “ O angw ayl" You'll aay as you flash ahead in the new kind ci Ford for '67. For Ford’s Silver Anniversary year at build­ ing V-8's, you’ll have more skedaddle than any otherlow-priced ear ever. . . up to 245 hp. And wait till you taka this spit­ fire over the hills and down the straight* ■ways. It’s fun-driving at ita finest! But more scat is only half the power­ ful difference in the new Ford. There’s more savings, too. Ford engineers have built an easier breathing engine far far fewer gas stops. Ford's new low silhouette carburetor teamed with the new higher compression combustion chambers, new giant intake valves and new king-size manifolds bring you more zip on a slim■tat gas d ie t.. — •_ w la the bow kind of Ford you’ll “ take nothing from nobody” —except from another Ford, perhaps. Action-Teat this power sensation at your Font Dealer’s Wednesday. And just wait till you tee the tatrig this new power’s wrapped in I Six or V-l, fbi floini bgrootl 111 1C ; You can bavr Thundrrblrd GO up to 245 homrpowvr •tron* in any 1857 Ford modal you < K M of N r d .iN H O of. The mw Mileage Malur SU- America’* moet modera Mx. deliver* 144 hp| b available to aU model*. 3r d JTRICKLAN D -M O RRISO N , Inc. ~ - Ph. 200 �& * rT * *V * *" r ■■*.,»> v v - T p M iss P.Turner, R obert W eek s W ed S e p t 7 S o c ia lfcvm Ltk Touhy To Speak On Mental Health A t Woman's Club ................. f c t f i W •*> Y; AVjfc . *7h5 Mrs. Francis T. Meriwether, president of the Sanford Woman’* Club, announce* plant for tha first meeting o f the coming club MI js Paltle L. Turner, former* year. 1y of Ronccvertv, W. V i , and The meeting will be a luncheon Robert O. Weeks of Sanford, were at their club building on O ct 3, married Friday, Sept. 7, at the at 12:30 p.m. Mra. Albert Hard­ Eastmlnstcr Presbyterian Church esty will be chairman, with Sira. In Melbourne, with the Rev. John Roy Tillis, Mra. L. T. Doss and Mrs. B. R. Beck assisting her at A. MacLcan officiating at the hostesses. ceremony. George Touhy, Executive rice Mrs. Weeks, who is the daughter president and director of the of Mrs. T. J- Turner o f Bassett, First Federal 8 avings and Loan Va., is a former teacher in Pat* A lin., will be principle apeaker rick and Giles County Schools in at the luncheon, and has chosen Virginia. She later took nurses for his topic "Mental Health". training and for the past two years has been doing private-duty Mr, Touhy has been Identified nursing in Winter Park. with many local civic endeavors. He was president of the Seminole Mr. Weeks Is the son of Mrs. County TB Assn, and later served E. A. Weeks o f Sanford and is as a director o f the Florida TB an engineer with the Atlantic Assn. A* Financial Chairman of Constline Railroad. tha Boy Scouts, he directed a Mr. and Mrs. Weeks will be at auccessful campaign for funds. homo at 211 Poplar Ave. after He also served as director of tha Oct. 1 March of Dimes, Co-Chairman with, Sen. Qouglaa Stcnstrum, of TDK HANCOCKS, Wade, Mr. Hancock, Pnle and Mre. Hancock, arc kept well-fod from the Citizen* Committee for tha tho pantry-shelves which Mrs. Hancock stocks year-round with homo canned fruits Hospital and last year wns chair, man o f tha Mental Health cam­ and vegetables. paign here. In addition to thrsc ★ ★ ★ honors, Mr. Touhy la a past pres­ ident of the Sanford Rotary Club There was a large turnout for and is now completing a term as the first meeting of the season of Chamlier of Commerce president. The Truth Seekers Class o f the He I* also nn Elder o f the Pres­ First Methodist Church, which , byterian Church. was held at McKinley Ilall on Reservations for the Luncheon MISS DIXIE EAHLENE BEARD By PAT WOOD. Monday at 1 p.m. Mrs. R. W. may be made by calling Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Han I hops* you’ve noticed that "lle-| You mothers, no matter whnt Turner presided over the meeting, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ cock moved to Sanford from tween You *N Me" is nil dressed ago your child, why don’t you ask Thco Pale, phono 443, by Tues­ In the absence o f the president, day noon. Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw, who is iU. make their home at 1W Pinrrrcst 'Vp' t»d»y; ii;,w "d „ V ™ " | | E T ? Miss Myrtle Wilson If you can Wc think Ita kind of nice. lake a peck at that cunning al­ The meeting opened with the Drive, with their two sons, Wide,. nlJ „ . . . . ligator she has In her offlee. It’s singing of the hymns "Tell Me ago eight, and Dale who is slx.| W'1 >'ou „ U n c° M*r,e * The Story of Jesus" and "More Both children attend Plnccrcst| ’ Collegiate Echoes yesterday! made of green and brown seer­ 1 and arr you going to keep her sucker, and you havo to aco it to Love To Thee", after which Mrs. gc h00i really appreciate It’s cleverness. Fanny Wilson, who had charge of Mr. Hancock travels out o f San- wcl1 .°" wh" 1'* Bol"K °.n Now there’s really something ex­ The engagement o f Miss Dixie was a member of the Y-Teens, the devotional, used as her scrip­ C‘,U tra special al*oot this alligator, Eariene Beard, daughter of Mr. girl's service club and participat­ ture lesson, Matthew 17, after ford for A<lkins ami Adkins, man- I""0" * ” ‘,r * M% *n,‘ In observance o f World Wlda and Mrs. C. E. Beard of la k e­ ed in the Diversified Cooperative' which she read "The Upper ufacturcrs of wircbound crates Ir« * T o f co. " r» V ™ liecaose he's useful as well as (Vnwmuntnn Sunday, Oct. 7, the boxm. 1 _ . .... . land to William Robert Jennings, Training program.-She was also, Room". She closed the devotional and a gay looking toy—he's a paja­ ^ # i A I Sometime within the next conBefore moving to T a v a r e s , ,c ^ |hp Hllin,Mlw (ilrU urt. ma hug. I suppose It’s designed First Methodist Chureh of San­ homreoming Queen for 1855-56. with a prayer. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. where they lived for two years. ^o| iU rt u U you to buy primalily for small children, but ford will hold two Communion ings, of this city, has been an­ She is- currently employed in The minutes were read by the the Hancocks were resident, of f„ ct thpy J j , probllbly 111 bet that girl in collcg* would Services, at 8:30 a.m. and at U nounced by the bride-elect's Lakeland. secretary, Mrs. Rumely, who al­ a m. Sunday School will be held at Sir. Jennings after graduating parents. ary ant. I do more than "ask” *•"" ■* *•••■«• love to have one to liven up har the regular time, 0:46 a.m. as • there so reported on flowers and cards When asked about his hobbies1 *ou from Seminole High School, serv­ Miss Beard was graduated from room. sent to sick members. Mrs. Wil­ The goal for each local con­ « " «*•" ' • • • lakeland High School where she ed for two years in the U. S. son gave the treasurer's report Mr. Hancock replied, "tt keep. * gregation It to have tvery mem­ me busy Just mowing the grass." “ n ot .COU.r*e' , . he tw? Army during the Korean War. He Did you know that you ean attended Tampa Television School and reported on the Sunshine Hut when It com e, to hi. wife's “ «!"*• h c , d r d >"*■ Margaret straighten plastic knitting need­ ber present at Ua own commun­ hobbles, that's another story. lie Ii,° " " m* M1' » A" '0'* 1 8iwar' les hy dipping them in hot water, ion table. and is now owner and operator Fund. Resolutions of Mrs. Florence is extremely proud, s i well be 'V* * ‘‘ h • ,ot of ,ucceM rolling them on a flat surface, of the Jennings TV Center in Wells, Mrs. Walter Clark and might he, o f her achievements " this projecL_______________ Saaford. then inserting them In the loops The wedding will take place on Mrs. Nellie McCauley were read in canning and preserving. Upon of corrugated eardlioanlT Well, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiniann, Oct. 27 at 4 p.m. at the Webster by Mrs. Crumley, followed by the walking into the Hancock kitchen C o n a v a P T A P l n n c you ran. parents of Mrs. William J. Thomas IM r lQ n S Avenue Baptist Church in Lake­ reading o f "thank you" cards you can almost Imagine you are V ^ e n e V O r s e e of 2604 Hiawatha Ave., are visit­ land, after which there will lie u from Marine families. The wo­ back in your childhood days in V a a p O f A r t i v i f u A certain lady in town, whose ing from Belleville, N. J. for a reception at the church social men voted to renew their pledge your grandmother’s kitchen. Her! 1 c u ' name I won’t mention because I week. While In Sanford, they plan hall. All friends and relatives of o f 25 dollars a year to the mU-| pantry is a veritable "old-fashion- A f C J PCf M p A t i n A think she’d rather I didn't, recent­ to visit some of the local tourist the couple are Invited to attend sions in Alaska. ed stock" of plrklrs, preserves, * * '* * * ▼ »« «* ly had nn Opportunity to go swim­ attractions. Mrs. Thomas is one the wedding and reception. I’ lsns for a year o f activity got The following were elected of­ Jellies, canned fruit and vege-' ming In the Gulf and she describ­ o f the models in the fashion show underway at the first meeting of ficers of the class: Mrs. R. F. tallies. In addition to this, her ed It as looking like a huge bath­ at the Langford Hotel in Winter Crenshaw, president: Mrs. John freezer, a "huge one" is literally the Geneva P-TA with Mrs. Lew­ tub. She said the waler was so Park. is llrademeyer presiding. Other loaded with garden fresh frozen Crawford, vice-president; Mrs. clear ami warm and Just made officers are: Mre. J. J. Lrfilrr, Oetavla Rumely, secretary; Mrs. vegetables and fruit. It sound so Inviting, that I can't Dr. end Mrs. H. T. Aterios Mr. Hancock said, "we usually vice president; Mrs. Wlndel BradFanny Wilson, treasurer; and wait to see it for myself. were transferred recently to a Mrs. W. p. Champan, temporary have a year's supply on Imml” dy, rrronltng secretary; Mrs. new duty station at San Diego. and said his wife usually look Roy Nichols, corresponding sec. teacher. Dr. Axerlos only recently became After the collection o f dues and advantage of the season'* pro- retary; and J. V. Stowell, treaMrs. Anna Rinehart reports a citizen o f the U. S. ducls to replenish the shelves o f 1 surer. that there were about 40 people money for the Sunshine Fund, canned goods and fill the free* -1 Mr*. J. V. Stowell, chairman who came to rail during the ap­ “ Happy Birthday" was sung to er. •on finance, read tha proposed hudpointed hours of 3 to 7 on Tues­ Mrs. Mable Alexander and Mrs. Though with all this, it would get and moved its adoption. She L. E. White. Fallowing the clos­ day, when she held open house seem that Mrs. Hancock would, nlso told o f plans for raising monOn October 14 the First at her ceramics studio. She said ing prayer, lod by Mrs. Turner, have no time left for other pur- oy for the year, Methodist Chureh Is planning there were many ohs and uhs the meeting was adjourned. suits, she says she also manages j The health chairman, Mrs. J. over all the ceramics in general, Refreshmente o f punch and to do quite a lot of sewing and E. Lowry, spoke briefly of the "Dinner on the Ground" for atl but particularly admired were cookies were served by the host­ o f rourse there are those two main project, ’’ Health," which is Sunday School and Church memiters and their guests. Thla event her lamps and flower pots, with esses Mrs. Jim McClelland and active hoys to tie kept up with, to Includa furnishing a lied and is In relehratlon nf the complete most people refusing to liellcve Mrs. J. G. Waits to the following plus all her other household duties linens for children who become retirement of a mortgage o f 10,that they were “ home made". members: Mrs. R. W. Turner. to l>e attended to. III at school. Mr*. C. F. Marko- 000 dollar* which was Incurred A special feature created for Mrs. G. E. Wilson, Mrs. M a b l e wlrt Is chairman nf the committer nn (he parsonage at 6IS Magnolia the occasion was the reproduction Alexander, Mrs. Frank Bu*h, to secure needed supplies for the Avenue when complec renov* o f the Chinese National Park L. E. White. Mrs. W. P, Houk, project. The P-TA voted to go lion was done nn the roaldenca made by Mrs. Joe Fahey, a neigh­ Mrs. Mable Blount, Mrs. M. II. on record fnvorlng compulsory In 1053. bor of Mrs. Rinehart's. The guests Brock, Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Mrs. immunisation agnlnst smallpox, On this day the church will also marveled at the tiny bridge, pa­ J. F. Riser, Mrs. Carrie Draper, diphtheria, and typhoid for all observe Rnlly Day. Hally Day la Sept. 27 Mra. Eva Harkey, Mrs. M. E. goda, gate house and museum pre-school children. a time to emphasize the Import Jimmy Peacock house, all made o f ceramics; also Moye. Mrs. M. W. Castle, Mrs. Mr*. Gatlin, mcmliershlp chair- anre of Christian education and Mary Pat Kirtly 5llss Verna Ann MacGilils, C. Priest, Mrs. Octavia the miniature ming trees, which C. man, announced that mrmlicrship to give a boost to the workers Mrs. W. II. Slemper Mrs. Fahey had raised herself Rumely, Mrs. Mamie Griffis. Mrs. daughter of David II. MxcGlllll. in the local church who are tak­ due* were coming In nicely. Jerry Kickliter Peter Montje, Mrs. Alice Hoyns 1400 Forest Dr., Sanford, is one from seeds. 8he also used a Jaing their responsibility for thi* ADer adjournment o f the busl* Brenda lane caranda. Acacia, Poinciana, Fir, and to visitors, Miss Ethel Riser o f 44 women accepted for the Joe “ Bo" Lazie Jr. first class hy the University of nr** session. a social hour was task. It I# also * time to give .the Cedar, Tree o f India and Golden and Gordon Bradley Jr. Myrtle Summer­ members of our church** • , ri Rain Tree to complete this cle­ After refreshments were serv­ Florida's new College nf Nursspecial opportunity to contribute ver and unusual showpiece. (white ed the ladies all joined together ing. The College opened in S e p -'*1" •n d , h.?r, hn,l'\* tromm,lt" financially to the work o f the an­ tember and will graduate it* f ir s t delie ou* refreshment* to Assisting Mrs. Rinehart for the n singing the dasa song "When patronage) class in m o . Miss MacGilils. « approximately fifty member* and nual conference hoard of educa­ sfternoon were Mrs. Peggy Kuhn 2 * A,J. Together", with Mrs. tion. and Mrs. Joe Fahey. Eva Harkey accompanying on freshman at the University, Is " vta^Uss-w.__________________________ graduate of Seminole High the piano. School. -i* . '.dl Camera* Ave, Between Celery and U tli Ph. 126-W Last Showing | NOW SHOWING Truth Seekers Hear 'Upper Room' Read By Mrs. Wilson Miss D ixie Mr. Hancock Lauds W ife's’Canning, Preserving Talents between you n me Beard's E ngagem ent Methodist Church Plans 2 Communion Services On Oct. 17 To W illiam Jennings A nnounced ♦ (P & » TH E SANFORD H E R A LD Thun., Sept 27,1056, Pag* 5 THURSDAY The IntermediaU Choir o4 tha Firat Baptist Church will rehaaraa at 7:30 p.m. The First Baptist Chureh will conclude their study courte book “ The Pull of the People", at 7:30 pm . Tha Adult Choir e f tho Fink Baptist Church will rehear** at 8:00 p.m. The Junior Choir will have their rehearsal and fellowship at the First Presbyterian Church at 3:45 p.m, Tho Youth Choir o f tha Flral Presbyterian Church will prmetlci at tha church at 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY General meeting o f tha Semlh* ole Memorial Hospital Women’s auxiliary will he held at the City Hail at 8 p.m. The Board will meet ■t 7 p.m. All member* a n urged to be present. Miss Marcella Reynold* will conduct the morning devotion! over WTKR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. Seminole Rebekah Lodge will meet at 8 p jn . at tho IOOF Hall. FRIDAY Miss Marcelta Reynolds will conduct the morning devotions iver WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. Norman de Vere Howard chap, ter United Daughters of the Con­ federacy will meet at S p.m. on tho Skylark with Mra. F. B. Adams and Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat co-hostessrs. WEDNESDAY Tha regular Wednesday evening Bible Study at First Methodist Church will be held at 7:30 la Me* Klntey Hall. The study o f the Ufa and latter* of Paul will be con­ tinued hy the paitor, Reverend Milton H. Wyatt. Aacorble arid, citric aeld or lemaa juice may be used to prevent peaches from darkening during freezing. The lemon juiee may h i fresh, frozen or canned. M jo n a h BPW Week Extends With Open House A t Mrs. Rinehart's Picnic Dinner Slated O c t 14 By Methodist Group U Of F Nursing College Accepts Miss M cG illis H appy Birthday Palm k K it z & h r a t r e Today STARTS TONIGHT STARTS 90*i fee^v / a m m e s o is n o m Black Suede trimmed with % m w > m E u rn cm / COFEATURE VinyL a e flK S S s D DAY AIRMAN: Feat. 7:11 • 10*3 " - s iB lIll* “ CHILDREN UNDER II ADMITTED FREE" COLOR CARTOON FEAT. 1:00 CARTOON 2:45 4:30 6 tl5 _ 8:00 heat mirror jackets keep you comfortable • in any climatef 9,45 STARTS TOM ORROW 2 BIG H ITS! 12« PRAIRIE LAKE theatiu TONIGHT | t D u sty Kay* in "COURT JESTER" ft "STRATTON STORY** with June* Stewart GruatFRI. • SAT. 4 Feature. 4 Birthday P arty G lfta Far The Kids Free PrUea ft P u s h TEAT. I i H 6.58 RADIO Ac ri v t D a k R o b e rta oa b r a in ADVENTURES O P HAJJI B A B A John Derek Elan* S t u a r t AIRMAN , . Genuine aued* leathern and HEEK-SUEDES by Berk ray; aeveral lengths. M A N ~.»l »».. A D AY OF FURY 2:51 r jf DON’ T HISS OUR WONDEKFUI, JACKET COI.I.ECTION! Nylo-aheen gabardine*, lined and nnlined, by A K K 6BC NELSON MITNI AN AUlfO ARTISTS FICTUM F E A T U R E — 2 :3 5 1*34 8 :3 1 Cm &l 0 MEN'S 306 EAST FIRST W EAR SANFORD IVKY'S "W here quality is hlghar than PHONE 1222-1 -_____ ____ ___ t A �a *» •• ’ ‘3 •e /w, r - j'i THE SANFORD H ERALD Ansley's O. B. C. Analysis ,v Minor injuria*. aches, palaa, andimented, "it's tha atuff that mates WUaaa began (taring tha mentor"* h*’ ' " • lift In tha fata aa the Sanford la an interview thU morning BOmlnoIe* go Into their fourth coach naming v u aahad about A of rough and tumble wort- hla opinion of the Sanford l o s t •Ula. But a plague of aore mua- nolea and their ehancaa la the Or­ clea la *x pected at a normal ange Belt Conference, ha said, thing around football teama, es- "I doubt aeriouai) if we could boat M 'lally when there’ * a purpoae Cocoa at any time during tha seaaon. Their backa are feat and to the roughneaa. experienced, incu their imw line n is ..f ig»v a it , The purpoae of the roughneaa sipcncncru, and experienced, tbetr line laNaat, mean, and aUo experienced. But that'a paat now, and we have nine gamta ahead o f na. Wa mlajodgad our potential at/rngth on the bad* la bava thamatlvei laneiea a of pre-aeaaon practice*. We don't hava tha depth we thought we “ dead" ballclub. ' Only one player ha* bean toat had in experienced per*onn«l. . lor the aea aon due to Ihe rough- “ We're having a rough and gaaa. Jot Hotel hit the aMatoto tumble week to try to find the yesterday for the remainder of the boy* that wlU help ua thla senLaaon due to a recurrence of eon and who really want to play. U lt year's knee Injury. But Rusal Thar'S be the one* w all depend win atlll bo traveling with the on for the other nine gamea. 'a n a d . Hla talented toe has been “ Wa know we will Improve over 'inking the Samlnoles out of tha laat weak, and wa think wa'll M e and be win atlll handle the Improve enough that the boyt who come through thla weak will punting chorea for tha . T e m “ The Bull" Ooembel. thla have the detiro to moot Apopka » week's . selection for Oridater of Friday weak and avenge laat ?fto Weak, was start to early ahow- week'a game. tr* yesterday after be brulaed W* “ The workouU now aro rough •boulder In the long eeulon of bard •a the boya and rough on the Mfitaet There aro no broken eoachea but It la neeeasary for hones, however, and "Tha Boll the advancement ef tha dub. The to expected to do more {douching boys won't be playing ANY gamta before tha end of the week. rougher than this week's scrim­ • This week hat been a terrific mages." , strain on tha boys.' They are bo* Fleming u ld be would continue .ginning to drag now. but by next the rough schedule through tha ■week the boya should be In shape. remainder of the week, emphasis­ One of tha great faults In tha ing defenses and efafnalve peas Cocoa gama w u physical condi­ patterns. Heavy contact will be tioning. Tha boys Just were not continued through next Thursday, up to par with the keenness of but the length of time wlU bo con­ the Cocoa club. Even though the siderably reduced and offense will ;boya are exhausted, they aro be* bo tmphaslwd. •ginning to hit a little harder. With -• week-end to rest the grlder* la** of throe Uvea apparently was “ aa act o f Ood," a Coast Guard Investigator said yesterday. Cmdr. John F. Thompson do. eerlbod as “ uaforoooeabla" a sud­ den M mile an hour eqiatl which overturned tha vestal la It. An. draws Sound between Brunswick, Qe., and Jacksonville an Aug. » . W. 0 . Hayden, A. J Reuguckt and V. ■ Myriek, crewman, drown­ ed l* the sinking. Cagt dw ell D. Crows, and Mato R. A. Albert Three b Magic Number For Braves BT. LOUIS ( f t - The magic num­ ber la I fer the confident Milwankae Braves as they await the opener o f their final three-game aeries with the Bt. Louis Cardinals tomorrow night. “ The combination le I " auk Manager Fred Haney, “ three MU' waakeo victories. We’re not count­ ing on Brooklyn losing. Wa'va get to win 'em alL "There has been no question la our minds but that we feel wa can do I t And we're not readlny to set tie for any Uo or playoff. Wa want to win It outright." Haney huddled with Charley Root, hla pitching coach, to study charts o f pitching performances against the Cardinals before nam­ ing hla pitching selections. Bob Buhl waa expse'ed to work the opener, probably followed by War­ ren Spahn Saturday night, Tha Bravas, who hava displayed ao great surface enthusiasm down the stretch, happily discussed Brooklyn's defeat by Robin Rob­ erts and tha Phillies which gave them a one-game edge. “ I never thought I’d ha rooting for Roberts," said shortstop John­ ny Lagan. “ And bow about that “ Seaor" shortstop Roy BmaUoy o f the Phils, an ex-Brava who delivered a timely hit agalaat the Dodgers. “ Wa're to good shape," said catcher Del Crandall, "hot wa'va still got to win our gamea." "It probably wilt go right down to Sunday," u ld Warren Spshn, the Braves' SP-game winner and star o f their etroteh drive. "1 think It'a batter to ga late a aartos right o ff a bat pennant race." A recent survey shows most people save for the proverbial “ rutoy day." In tha paat four years, however, mars and m e., people save with positive object. Ives In mind, such ao buying homes and durable goods or pro riding fer retirement. *VtK***9 a$ouF 2*% MURRAY NANCE (B U ff Photo) • ■/jV X iV B Y •Vi CHUCK X stobb % / ' f v( *1 i ; ‘i M r• * / 4 / 'Vi V 1 # 0 YOfW YBAB H 7W* M A Jo H W -M W s g y p H it fKgVtOOC ti/ 04 OK a * H 0 BACK # -J A oaotr. destly on hla excellent background said, "Sporta la and has bean my lift. It thrills me to see a bunch litt Saturday night under the of fellows operating together and watchful i r « o f haad mentor making -up a pmoolh-running team*. And I don’t regret not Joseph B. F ab. ton in g pro; I'm very happy at Grooms." Croomi High Panthers Remain tag Football Schedule. Two vary Important OraM* Sept. 29 Ocala Home Belt Conference games aro slated Oct. i Jacksonville Away for this Friday night. The tap bill­ Oct. 13 Miami Home ing geos ta Cocoa, where they Oct. !• Hungerford Away entertained Winter F a it hi the O ct M Palatka Away game that may wall determine tha Nov. > Eustls (homecoming) OBC championship. Whiter Park Nov. l i Daytons Away boasts the biggest line In the con­ Nov. 22 DcLand Away ference, and ttneomen Bab Fax, 1 Nov. 2t Orlande Away Don Chim ben, and Jim Washburnt aro not slow-pokes. Quarterbaek John Jana called an ex­ cellent game and turned In • fine performance laat week In leading the Parkera to an «a«y Smyrna alevon. Cocoa srill bo con­ siderably outweighed by the hefty club from -Winter Pash, bat thay have an aggressive d a b that wants to play ball—and they have experienced players with good JOSEPH B. FAIR begins hla football sense. Dave Williams and third season u bead mentor fer Willie Tharps a n tha big guns tha Crooma Academy Panthers. (Staff Photo) for the Tiger boekfleld with Jim Kincaids hitting hard In tha Una. Fair earns to Croom'a Academy Jim Earquls, Cocoa’s M pound head coach three years ago, tackle 1s no slouch, and will meet bringing a distinguished record the best o f the Parker line. CO­ with him. Since that time the COA G E T! THE N O D - about ooe Panther* hava been ‘ an up and touchdown. coming ball club. After one year Both teesburg and Apopka auf- of piloting tha Crooma eleven fared stunning defeats laat week. Joe felt they were ready for a Ueaburg was token to tha clean- (top up. So he made application •re by the powerful Ocala Wild­ ta the "Big 9" conference. The cats MA. But until the time that Big 9 la the power of Florida Leesburg'* Bddla Parker waa colored football and Include* pulled from the game because o f ittch teams as Miami, Jackson­ lajorlos, It was a (lose game. Yel­ ville, Orlando, Daytona, DaLand, low Jacket Iv*n Roberts tamed In Oeala, Melbourne, Palatka, Busa fin* showing. Beth t f these tla and Hungerford. The Big 9 beys art veteran starters, and aro let the Panther* ta on a two-year tha nucleus o f the Leesburg squad. probation, to aaa if they won The much Improved Apopka Club good enough to compete ta that was Impressive la going down be­ class play. fore Urns title M-T. A boot a f p la y Laat year tha Panther* cam* a n to owed pend potential, how­ through with a 4-1 n u rd ; na* ever, and I p mld-aeason the bad considering the competition, names Fees, Cousins, Clsphere, and they hope to better their rw Chandler and King should bo fami­ cord this year. By all Indications. liar In O B i circuits. But L IBSFair win roalUa hla hop*. Mel­ BURO G E T ! THE NOD It bourne waa smashed by tha should be at least two touchdowns. Panthero St-T last Saturday night, Melbourne stays ant a f the and Melbourne w u rated aa I conference again thla week as bettar-than average Big S team. they play host ta Vara Btaeb. The "Thla la nur laat y u r of proba­ REGULAR Bulldogi ware blanked out by Ft. tion," Fair u ld today, "and al­ Pieces laat weak tab, but the though wa an not eligible to re­ •core is not indicative a f the ceive conference boners thla yu r, $6-00 11R101 gams, The Melbourne baekfteld we're gunning for a win ta every TRUCK Is well-mannad by the experience game. Wa want to at toast better o f Corbin, Moore, and MeGrsw. last year’ s record." |5.00 11C1U Melbourne win he on the rebound Joe Fair, a Floridian, attended BUILDER SET and up for tb* gam*. MBL- high school at DaLand. Florida BOURNS GETS T N I N O D -by A 4 M u w him to action had $2.00 1IC9S • touchdown or gava him a scholarship. Her per­ Only twa Lakeview af Winter formed u guard far the aquad •rdsn players'ttvaV’ito ’ to' ep- from 1947 thronght'SM t.Bl'llNj Natation last weak aa tha Devils ha waa ehoaen tha team's most were upaet by Saahrease B 4 . valuable player, and that uma Tommy Marita w u a aenslatent season w u saloctod All-American ground-fitaar, and Bud Crawford guard. IB * professional football system ■bowed a lot o f calm precision in hla passing. They have feed, aontacted him and In 1M1 ho made experienced material, bat it to commitment to tb# draft system expected that something Is wrong of Canadian Pro Football. But the with their drive and they're a army sat first ehaau at him. In INI Je* waa playing tin t "d ead" dub. Lakavlew will ha the host aa KUSIMMBR ORTS string for tr* Ft. Sill, Oklahoma THX NOD—bat anything ean hap- Cannondara. The Cannoodors won tha Midwest Berries Confer*nee Meet of tha lanferd fans that Championship that year, sufferwill ho taking to the road to see lag only one defeat for tha entire urns of tha annford BamineU* season. That Iona dofoat cams at futurn opponents are expeetd la the hand* af S. M. U. to a elose be ta Leesburg come Friday 8-0 battle. S. M. U. had a glorious evening. After this week's open year and want on to tha Bowl. F t SIR spelled the end of n data the iemtaelo* travel to Lees­ burg ta Invade (be Yellow Jac­ football eoroer far Jo*, in a portseason exhibition gam* Fair In­ ket*. jured a ligament In hla ankle and w u unable to aecopt a pro con­ Noro Uan half ef all buyers trast after being discharged. So of United I tales Savings lungs Joe turned coach and came to parihue them through theFay. Santord. »U Earing* Plan. Coach Pair, fat commaatiag m e Strkkland-M orrison Inc. / H W W K O itu n T iR tr to <SAMg% WITH w on o h ly w - y b k YOU O U B99BP r f, ALL B Y fro B B C . CLEARANCE SYMINGTON TO SPEAK SARASOTA (JB-Sen. Stuart 8y. minfton of Missouri Is to speak at a Democratic rally hero O ct 6. The following day he will a y pear at 8t Petersburg._________ m 2 a ll . fl. I .I f $2.00 11A145 GOOSE CARTS ■; 1 .1 1 $8.00 11F142 BARBECUE BETS | ,9 f $2.00 1IM84 HOME CLABSROOM __ I .O B 14.00 IIJ78 GLOCKEN8PEIL 2.17 $1.00 111180 PAIN T SET $1.00 11P88 COWBOY SUIT 1,11 $10.05 11M107 GAS RACE CAR _ 5 ,5 6 m $4.00 UM185 HELICOPTER am *■■■ $28.00 11L226 DIESEL PASSENGER . v ; : TRAIN I! $18.00 UGB4 TABLE A CHAIR SET $12.00 11J TUBA SPEC $7.00 UJ7S SLIDE TROMBONE $2.00 U Z38 S1MONIZ KIT $8.00 llClOtf TOOL BELT $8.00 11P97 COWGIRL SUIT $0.00 111*89 DOUBLE GUN SET DOLLS $1.60* 11M1S0 BUS $3.00 12288 EXERCISE KIT $2.00 UM159 DREAM AU fkl.Ulf I I R 1 F FLUFFY BEAR CAT 996 ,5.00 11J55 UKELELE $5.00 11FIS8 CAMPBKLI.8 COOK SET m |J| i $2.00 11A178 PULL TOY a mm 1 .0 9 | $2.00 UB205 ft DISNEYLAND | ,| 7 I $3.00 II P SPEC 1 SINGLE H 0I.8T E R | ,| | $5.00 llM H u CONSTRUCTION SET $1.0$ n n u TE A SET $ LIGHT XM AS TREE SET WITH BULBS 10 Brand New 1956 Fords At A Terrific Savings. A L L USED C A RS REDUCED $4.00 UL285 FREIGHT TRAIN SET . 5 7 (j BUB I1AB U C H LOCOMOTIVE SA LI SALE PRICE REGULAR am m 3 .1 9 $1.19 11M157 JACK STOTSKY (BUM Photo) wiri ^ 8AF.B PKICB TOOL CHEST l.o o lu siw o A 8 8 T . GAMES ANNUAL TAB * * * * * * * WiBY .. Mt two mow foe apoctol praise, ft sesaas that Murray Nance and lack I totshy played against each Obar |p yesterday’s scrimmage. th refused to give an Inch and turned Into a spirited man to us combat with a matter af Ida iavelved. “ We need more af it sort of thing," Layer com- Brooklyn 90 61 .896 1 Cincinnati 89 83 .888 2te St. Louis 74 77 .490 IT Phlladephla 90 91 .464 21 Pittsburgh 68 88 .437 28 New York K M .430 28 Chicago 00 91 .395 81W WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 8 Chicago 8, St. Louie 2. 13 Innlngf only games scheduled THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE No gamea scheduled We are not crazy - just feel good! No lay away at these prices. You can buy a ll you want now for X-mas on our budget plan. Pay only 10% down - prices good only this week. NEW andUSEDCAR % AMERICAN LEA W L Pet Bhnd New York M li .688 — Cleveland §7 #4 .878 9 Chicago 84 «7 .888 12 Boston 82 89 .843 14 Detroit 80 71 .830 18 Baltimore 87 14 .444 29 Washington 88 93 .384 S3 Kansas City 60 101 .331 48 WEDNESDAY’ S RESULTS Baltimore 1, New York 0 Boston §, Washington 4 Detroit 4, Chicago 1 Cleveland 8, Kansas City 4 THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE No gamea scheduled NATIONAL LRAGUE W L Pet Bhnd Milwaukee 91 80 .603 — TOYS | W A 0H M C TO N 90UTMPAW JS&SPZ3S, Panthers Up'n Coming P a g e 6 , Thurn., S e p t 2 7 ,1 9 5 8 d UUul I PLAN TO SELL SnUCKUND- MORRISON, INC 1$$L I I I I . lo t ST. ilr :. U ig icr. ,v r y-e . TOONS 12 tr �T H SANTORO HERALD T h u ra ., S e p t 2 7 , IB M , P i j e 7 Passport to Happiness I.ATE-SUM.MKU By MAYSII O tllO O UM . V i y i l * Orslg. B o r ia t r d by p .rn iliil* a •< Av»lo« Book*. Pl# irjb utt« by K i> l VbtturM VyaOkktt, m on n Mra. May Fulh.rstonr. vaalthy Baylli:> C s n ftr . i rrcjAttr, a h " < i| ir end a-nars trouble aa aha board* the ••*.8. Carlbbcta" bound from England to Jvnara. Valeria Allaoa, a prrtty, red'iairvd aura*, and Dirk Hannon, who van -xgaged to Mr*. Fralhrralona a tar. Cllaao, at Ike tlma of bar ___d*nt. accompany la aa auto aecldrn ... . Vi Val la aafala* bar paaaaan by car* bar. lac lor Mr*. raatbnratoar. an laralld by Imaginary Ilia. Dirk la overly atlag lo taatlra to Mra. F**tiier»to»*. hoping So roaaldarad la liar will. Ell,in _llaaaaa kaa iup by parllar romance bad been broken bar mother, and Her lorn taler bar-----a doctor.' Mra. Faathsretoe* become* ill. bat rtfuiat la no* th* ship'* n rgaoo. Vai meals the maa that Mr*. Fealhareloaa had noticed among thn panarngere—Bni't Ilarrldan—and he la now in the uniform of .lit nhlp'a sur­ geon. Val learna that they will both be working at lha tame new hoepltal near Montego Bay after lha eoyage. Bhe alto U aui that Dr. Harridan waa Eileen a ior.t and that h* had threatened to kill Mra. Fealherttont ad lha lime nhe wracked their romance. Val worrjea about lha outcoma of a poeible ship­ board meeting between Dlrl md Dr. Harridan, who la atlli rery hllter about lha paat Mra. Faalheratoha refuse* lo Ears her rabta. and Dirk and Val dine together. They become good friends. K CHAPTER i THE next two or throe days tha woather got steadily wort*. They w ort caught up In tha tall ond o f a gait, and giant travoa toga ad tha arnoD cruloo ahlp about aa thougti It war* a place of flotsam. Fraetioally all the paaaengerm were aeaalck, Including, Val beard, a number o f the craw. Mra. Feather*too* tgaood and groaned and kept wishing ah* were h ick aa dry laad under th* car* of her beloved Dr. Man gin. ■Th# ahlp’a doctor might b* able bo gtv* you aom*thing that would ■take you fool better." Val aald hopefully. "Ne, n o r M ra Feethrratoa* •hitched at her arm. “ How do I know he wouldn't put poleon In the p ile he gave m e t " "Oh please, M ra Feetheratone, don't be eo aitly." Val tried to soothingly. "Quite apart i the fact that I'm aure It’a tha laat thing he'd do, ha wouldn't dare.'* "But who would knot* he'd put poison in the pit!*?’' her petlcnt iaalaird hoarsely. “ And elnce he’s the only one on board who can sign the death certificate, naturally he wouldn't order a poot-mortem." D ram a Vcl saw no arnar tn praaalng the been feeling too well myeelf," ahe point. She frit tired and rather admitted. ‘Then you’d better take your aeaalck heracU. M ra Fealhcrstonc always cheer­ mind off your trouble* and decide ed up amaalngly when Dlik came to come dowa to dinner tonight. la to vlalt her. This afternoon, for I'll take you far 0 walk on the Instance, the moment he knocked deck beforehand. There's nothing and ahe heard hi* voice, the aald like exercise osd n good stiff •harpiy to Val. "M y comb, m y com ­ b re;ie to i« t you right, plena* pact, Nurse. Oh, don’t be to stoic, com a I hate eating alone." He and th* cau-dc-cologne,-too. pletca. grinned end added, "Besides, every Quickly! Just • minute, my dear doctor will ten you that eating boy," aha called beck to the wait- I alone U damnably bad far the di|geaUon." tag Dirk. She laughed, and suddenly her "Putting on the war paint. Aunt heart felt lighter. " I f it's solely a M a y ?" he asked, laughing, nnd i matter of your dlgratlon, I'll do added aa he pushed open the door. ' my best to com e," she aald lightly. "Quits right, too. I loathe talking I “ A ii* girl. Meet me In the lounge to a woman whether ahe'a i>(eh*—-t . i« r about seven, eh ? And don't or eighty without the tv o d oU war 1wear your uniform." paint on." I "W ell, really, Dirk," Mre. Feeth"Billy boy! I'm not eighty yet cratone said. "Perhaps Nurse hasn’t by a long ahot! (loodncs* me, I 'anything else unpacked but her waa atlli In my teen* when Eileen uniform." born." I “ Oh nonsense, Aunt May! I bet Mra. Feathrratone patted the she's unpacked some glamour gowns even if ahe only meant to aide of the bed Invitingly. "Come and alt down and tell me wear them In the privacy o f her all you've been doing with yourself own cabin." "Y ou mustn't tease Nurse, Dirk, today, Dirk dear. 1 don't believe and I know what a tease you can you've been aeaalck at all.” "W ell, no." he agreed. "But be. Besides, you're taking up a lot sometime* I think seasickness can o f her time. Tm aura Nurao has a be used aa a very good excuse," he great deal to do this afternoon." It was so obviously a hint that aald quietly. But he wasn't looking nt Mra. Featherstone. He waa look­ Val grinned Inwardly and excused ing directly at Val. "Y ou haven't herself. For the past few days ahe had been down to a single meal, Val, since that first luncheon we had been haunted by a glow ing sense of Imminent danger. It must be the together the day we Bailed." Bha waa uncomfortably aware result of a physical upset, ahe de­ that ha had called her Val, and cided, due lo the ship's metloa; the that her employer had noticed It. most sensible thing she could do But at the same tlma ahe felt waa to go and see the shlp'a doepleaaed. Bo they were friend*, after tor and get a physic. If It worked successfully on her, 8he could eurall. T didn’t know you two knew replltloualy give It to Mra. Biath* each other well enough to call each cratone too. The moment ahe decided ex this other by your first names, Dirk dear," the older womnn com ­ course ahe felt better. Bhe took off her cap, ran a com b through her mented rather acidly. He patted her hand and grinned. short curly hair, then she read* "I hate calling a woman N u n e ­ Justed her cap, put some p o w lir tt sounds too clinical Besides, I over the faint freckles which hope Val and I are going to be showed on her friend* on this trip. What's through her keeping you ehut up In this along the corridor toward the doeluxury cage, V a l? " he added, tor's surgery. It was odd that sho Should feci distinctly nervous as Milling. "I've been looking eftor Mra. ahe approached hie cabin. fT o Be Continued) Featherstone. Besides, I haven't « Man Is Killed As Acid Tank Ignites W IN TER HAVEN (A P ) - O n e sum was killed today when a sul­ phuric acid tank axploded at a fertiliser plant here. J. J. Crawford, « , o f nearby Eagle Lake waa killed when the i tank exploded nt the plant food 1 division branch o f 8w ift A Co. A fire was touched o ff by the Tdsploslon but U was extinguished. f , W . Whitaker, manager o f the plant, said cause o f the esploslon waa not known. Another employe. Rufe Hermaa, was Injured slightly when the 10,000 gallon tank exploded. New railroad freight cars to­ Just In Time For The W orld Series Y o u r present T V decides the pricel on Rising Costs Make Hospital Bills Higt •f MMMN H MNMSM, ftli BO p o t think hospital bills are| are already being criticised for too bight Most patients com - starting In this direction, plain about hospital costs, you In Indue try, salary Increases aro absorbed somewhat by laknow, art Well, as the pollUetaaa say, c r e a m la labor productivity lis t'd look at the record.” Far This productivity Increase le not hap* It will help you to under possible la hospitals. stand things a little better. Another factor tn boosting hoetal labor costs, Superintendent h t w ed Coots Hospital costs bars Increased ■own points out, la that th en la far m o n competition for female drastically during the lost decade there's no doubt ib o u t that Ten help from Industry and labor y* a n ago, tha average aost per than.before World W u U. patient per day In a short-term stay at a general hospital la tb* United dtatea w u (111, By 1M4, Remember, too, that overhead according to tha latest available continue on empty beds. And believe It or not. the averase oc­ statistics. It was H I. This la an Increase of tat per cupancy o f hospital beds has eent The Consumer Fries Index dropped during the lest nlae Jumped only S71 per eent during years from 72 to 71 per cent. Becauea of shorter working tha tame period, while the con sumer Index has risen only 0.5 hours and new services and pro­ per cent per year since 1951, the cedures required In dlagnoela and dally cost per patient has Jumped tretftment, hospitals need more •mployea these days. Back la Y per cent per year, 1515,hospitals required i d em­ t a n o v Footer * v*-n ployes per'patient per day. By Bay ■. Brown, superintendent lH t they naeded I.M employes. e f the University o f Chicago Clin- Your hospital bllla art high, but lee and president of the American hospital coats are higher, too. Hospital Association, say* that However, you gat m on and hotter labor easts are a primary factor c a n today than a m before. la this coat boost. Nearly twothirds o f the more than 15.000, q own on a w answb 100,000 epeat by American hospi­ T. a.: A cousin o f mine has tals la IOH w u for peyroll*. tuberculosis of the kidney, le U The only way hospitals can eut eonteglout labor costs is to have less skilled Answer: Usually, tuberculosis personnel taka over the work ef of the kidney is not readily trans­ ■killed personnel. A few hospitals mitted to another penoa. T & c s K o m .s e To All t-roOltor* ond *j> kotlne claims or esmands »** n»l V B tiRKM.ir.n d# ceeseB Dated Seqtomber II. A. P 1*1* fir e t publication on *»pi»mb»r 1*. ISIS ____ in tm b e m e v r r e x i- s r o r t h x NIMTW SI'X irtA L CIBITIT IW * « » F ob ex x ix o i.w r a v m . ri.trxin a •* r w a x r x x r no. a w K cs? morS an THERESA roSH RR F 5 .H KK.putnt|ff M ania caschkho CBS Won't Carry T V Appeal By Ike NEW YORK OR—The Columbia Broadcasting System he* declined to carry a thrcc.m lnute TV appeal by President EI«enhower in behalf of community fund-raising drives. The network announced yester­ day that It would not telecast the Elsenhower talk because, the net­ work said, the Federal Communi­ cations Commission had informed CBS that it would have lo offer m TO m ailing adSroe* la ISIS Cadarrmfi Koad. Belllmera, Maryland TOU ABB H kSSBT NOTIFIED that suit far divert* baa b»*n fil-d •ealnat you la tha Circuit Court t samlaole County.' Florida In ■hancary, bp JACK NOItMAN n>SHBB la U e above entitled raut* You ere hereby roeulrad to rile ponr Anaoer and/or other* )>• laad la aocordance with law. wlih ha Clark e f (ha above entitled court ond to oorv* a oo*y of **m* upon Tom Walooa, Attorney f-r FUtnllff, at SIS North Male atreei J-A. Orlando. Florida, on or btf»r* th* lltb day of Oetobor A. D. lli* Otherwise a Decree Fro Coaf**»<> ill b* entered ogalnct you for Here I* ** ocreo end flic your Anew or or other dafonaoa a* requlred bp law. WITNESS mr bead sad seal *t said Caort tbU lltb dap of g*ptambar, A. D tltd. d F HERNDON rltrk of tb* Ctrcnlt Court In and For SomlMle Couaty. F l o r i d a c s R (U A L ) Tam Wotsoo Attorooy for Flolatlff III M. MoU dtroot. I-A Orlando. Florida $10 D E L I V E R S JUST SA Y "CH ARG E New Swi vcl Model MISSING RECORDS ALBUQUERQUE. (A P ) - A f­ ter recently examining the In­ come tax return* o f two New Mexico rancheri Involving a Joint venture, a U.8 . Internal Revenue Service agent here requested re­ cord* from the pair to verify the transaction. One of tho partners sent the following reply: "W ill, I’ll tell yuh. We set on a aortal fence end figured the deal out on a piece of board. Then I gava Sem a check for hie part| und threw the board away.” $279.95 ^fint Hm« at those low prices w m m k m C u s t o m l u p o r - C u s M o o All Persons Eligible For Voting May Register Beginning September 7th For 30 Days. "Super Sue" atand* for M ONDAY THRU FRID A Y SATURDAY 9-12 Noon ***< /ood—party quality fo: ** . everyday enjo jia e n l EV EN IN G S: VO?■ F O B ..................................... September 25th . . 7-9 p.m. * irt ue C on es, Cupo. Pints. Family H B oHoab 3-T NYLON CUSTOM Supar-Cuthlan h O CTO BER 6th is the LA ST DAY to REGISTER. Many Savors—oil Save rites! *, NOTICE! 9-12 Noon and 2-5 p.m. ' " ' Wins on flavor f r equal time to all other p rtild tn . till candidate*. The Americas BrdaAcdatisg Co granted the request h f the United Community Fund* e s s Connells ol America to brod debit lha apeoek on ABC-TV Sunday at l : M p. m. EOT and on ABC radio at ■ Unto not yet e e l The National Broadcaetisg Co. said its decision was still pending. The Mutual Broadcasting By*, tern said It would present the speech on its radio network Sun­ day. ...................... D ivnitcr XXD •ralutrf *r dally water ski shews. Defendant. IAS F ill ■"SluMr. J «»t4 04 NEW SMYRNA REACH lil The f i n that burned the Bank of New Smyrna apparently waa caused by spontantou* combus­ tion In a floor sanding machine, investigators reported lesierday, Ed Frocnan, assistant fire chief, and an Insurance Investigator re­ ported that dust la the machine . .4 . . . - ociii used Saturday night until about 10 p.m., appar­ ently was Ignited about 3 a.m. Sunday. The hospital released four fire­ men overcome by smoke during Farmers own 90 per cent o f U.R. the fin . fo rrlt lands, c5 n o E V N ^ J to rF M <AN a i i E t - u e n . ____ ______ RANI DETERMINED TUB ATt.ANTH NATIONAL SANK o r j ai 'K sonvii .i. k Svi O. W. FRASIKR Ac'Stccutor of the l-aidi Will next of. canOl.TN **oSo3 „ K CAUSE o r ‘ lf V iV *iach of »ou. aro h»r*by ottiltd and required lo " claim* ond demands which or ollhsr of »ou, mar •*•** . . . th* ostal* of Corolrn Hoff__OrollUr. d*i-o*s*d. lat* of 8*m(cui* Counlv. Florida lo lha lion. Braoat Hausholdor. County Juda* of Bamlnol* County, at his ufflc* In R i county Courlhou** in Xeaiord. flamlaole County. Florid*. * ,,hl* alaht months from thn dale of Ik* flrat nubllcntlon of this notice. Bach claim er d*mand must be In writlne end must stats ih< plac* *r rattdaac* and poat-nfflr* addram of lha claimant and muat b* sworn ta by th# claimant, hla asenl. hit attorn*!, or It will breorn* I f according to law. jlfowaoci NO tSIATION to the mythical Joe Smith, who came Into being at the Republican convention In Sen Francisco, la the Joe Smith el lop, right, who wet mayor of Oakland, Calif. A good Democrat, Smith arrived In Washington, D .C , tor i luncheon marking the kickoff of a drive for fund* for the eempelgn. Presidential nominee Adtal E Stevenson la admiring Smith's buttoo that reads: "Stevenson and Kefauver for me.” In center la Democratic National Chaliman Patti Butler. At bottom, Stevenson walks past a mural of the White House which Is In the Washington hotel where he Is staying. (International) day coat about W.000 each. Legal Notice N E W R C A V IC T O R T V ! G O O D ^ E A R F wan* I a*e.i*r I S F T " r l T * I !*••<*. 7 • Stronger on tho Inside • Snfpr on the outside W^ee leam sed l.sd e-la *1lews*tee to Sfc# U n is a* y a * a a * gas Oaodyaar'a grass la id l- T C » « a a N yU * sires as BIO IA V * IN O A T n ges graved eetra ttreagth la Ik * l- T Trigle-Taxgered N yU * Coed body aa ya* rid* *a ski* qoi**oe, ***** Tsria-G rig Tread skat p r*. vldat asag sn l— irstU ae **k*atd • f la o rd isa ry Sira*. Sava N ew l Trad* le y *« r lira* w kil* *r# cos W ise ysa tkaa* a u k ilU **a< «*l TERMS WEEKLY MO! I PI O f Li RIM ON OOOOYIAR TIRII THAN ON ANY OTHIR KIND October 2 n d . . 7-9 p. m. Camilla D. Bruce Supervisor of Registration 400 E. 1st Sanford Goodyear Service Store Phone* 222-223 �■> ' ' *r *• , * * •rvir •r V a 7ne Sanford Herald W hat Becomes O f The Wants To Know Sanford Herald’s A Silver Dollar $ 1 ,9 0 0 0 0 % W eekly Payroll? e W e are homing that this tw o-w eek trial will reveal, to som e extent, what im pact the Sanford H erald’s $100,000 annual payroll has upon the econom y o f S anford and Sem inole county. 1 W e think w e know where ou r $100,000 annual payroll in g it’s 28 em ployes—startin g tom orrow and continuing goes in this com m unity. W e think it goes to pay the land­ next Friday— in round shiny, silver dollars. N ineteen lord, the butcher, the baker, the insurance m an and so hundred cartw heels each w eek fo r tw o weeks. W e hope on through the channels o f trade. W e think it “ turns you 'll keep them m oving fo r eigh t days, .keep them d r , • over” , m any tim ee b efore it g ets out o f Sanford. culating a t high speed through the business d istrict. . . A n d so, in an e ffo r t to fin d out, this new spaper is pay- J ■. ■ vw m ri M O N EY STEN T W ITH T H E , • :V ; V G O ES RACK T O SA N fO R D SAN FO RD ft »e4■ 'V , V- # ** *. H ERALD M ER C H A N TS t JP ' ■ * ' , _ �\r- *» ■M M M *.'< ry »W |A» -k, JN m A W ant Ad A Day M akes A ll Business Pay—Phone 1821 ) 27—HELP WANTED • MALE IT—BUILDING— REPAIRS PAINTING * PAINTERS ATTENTION - Far Sale: OB Wall paint 8tc , gaL 11.64, Famous brand. Firwtons Stores. Empty? FLOOR landing and finishing, a im in g , waxing. Barring Seal* noli county iln ei IKS. H. 1L Gleason, Lake Mary MeRANEY-SM lTB 2410 S. Park For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. 343-XR. Room special 314J6- A N T ADS Floor eandlng and finishing. A better Job at a better price. Free estimates. Ph. Collect Oviedo FO-63184. B S M T 'K M F A S T P k 1821 Ted Burnett for PAINTINO 3001 Grandview Phone 106S-M. l-AUCTIONS ♦ PA1N T8 Phono 1203 P U B L IC A U C T IO N 7:3* — » : » I t s * Deer P r im Furniture, TV, Waihlng Machines, Stoves and many other items too numerous to mention, at a sav­ ings you can't afford to miss. Thursday Night Only 7:30 to 0:30 Sanford Farmers Auction Mar­ ket. Hwy. 1T-W. GAIN more apace in your house with storage wails, built-in cup­ boards. See Hill Lumber A Sup­ ply Yard fo r easy-to-follow plans and quality materials at rices. K W 3rd St. economy prici Phone 83 Thee Lumber Number. -PIANO SERVICE L. L Sill — Piano Technician Phono t i l l Ranto l, Sanford 1A-PLACES te EAT Come-on-a our house—The Doggie 21—ROOFING and PLUMRINQ Bar At Dinar, Lake Mary. CERAMIC TILE 8—PERSONAL NOTICES SOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bads Day, Weak, or M onth-T al 1425. Furniture Center — i l l West First St. Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 114 Fro# asUmata. Quality work. PLUMBING aw two bedroom lx bouses,' kitchen station attendant. Phone 3 cu. fL Weatinghouaa refrigerat- New L 1104 Washtagtan. Ph. or, 375. Goa range, 215, Melvta Smith. Sanford Trailer Park. IU l o r writ* Jack rtyuL Box 363 Saaford. Ph. U50. F IN A N C IA L 3 USED WASHERS peas the Aitt This la a 14—INSURANTS One Maytag and one Easy wash­ ian. Exp. Theatre far Bill Helm: er, both good as now, 378, only data Oct. 7,1133. COMPLETE MODERN 35 Down, 3115 weekly. One INSURANCE Thor washer In goad condition 3-BKDROOM House, living room, All the NEW KINDS of fire and kitchen, Florida roam and car 325, only 25 Down and 3145 casualty, Insuranco available-In part*, in town, Phan* loot. the beet e l Companies at Low­ Goodyear Service Stores est Rates to those who qualify. Phone 222 Furnished garage a p t 8300 MelConsult B A L L INSURANCE 113. 8. Park tonville. AGENCY, 304 S. Park Avt., Almost now 11 cu. ft. upright , Sanford, FIs. x tween LAKE F R O N T -3 Bedroom un­ freeaer. Call U33-W bo' 7:00 a.m.—3:30 a.m. furnished house, ftahlng swim­ 38—MONEY TO LOAN ming, 1H batha, carports, • NOTHING WRONG miles from Sanford. 335. Phone AUTO LOANS WITH THIS BARGAIN! COST LESS 3063-W4 after 4:M p.m. loyal Tank-typo vaduum Moaner, AT _ . 7 attachments. Perfect condi­ Large fum . apt. >10 MagnoUa. tion. 335—Cash. Phono 3U-J. F lo r id a S t a t e B a n k Available now, 3 room house on OF SANFORD Celery Ave. available October 42—BUILDING MATERIALS Ith. Phone A, K. Rossstter, L IV E S T O C K USED BMICK Florist. 313. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used 38-DOGS—C A T S -P E W brick, oraage, rad, and burnt Garage Apt. 113 W. 4th SL Apply 113 Magnolia. Ph. 103 or UU-J. black. Bee them at SHERMAN Collie pupe, 8 kittens n«wdIn CONCRETE PIPE CO. good home. Come to 430 Elliot Clean, nicely furnished apart­ and take one. Ph. 2411-W. ments. San Lenta Apts. 404 E. CONCRETE This is > free pais 1o the Palm Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete 14th St. Phone 1710-R. Block, Sand, GravoL Cement Drive-In Theatre for Mery Em­ Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ Roari with private hath. In City ma Hall. Exp. date O ct 7, 1063. T on lake. Ph. 3534. fications. SWANEE RIVER KENNELS— Sherman Concrete Pips Co. 1-Bed room unfurnished house. moved to Wildwood on Highway Out West 13th SL -------------1111 Summerlin Ava. Ph. 1032301. New, modern, moat com­ LM. plete kennel In the State. Opens RRD-I-MIX CONCRETE 8at. Sept. 13th. Boarding and Window Silla - Lintels BEDROOM furnished apart­ training. Bird dogs and deer Septic Tank - Bute Approved ment, close in, 345 monthly. hounds for sale, priced reason Sand • Cement Mortar Mix Phono 701-W. able. Trial allowed. D. L. ROG­ Miracle Concrete Co. ERS, Phone Shady aide 6-3343, 2)3 Elm Ave. Phone 1222 Duplex l-room Fum. ApL with Wildwood, Florida. 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT bath, 345. par month., Wanted — Pointer Bird Dog for bath. 343,- par month., 503 W. HAYNES Office Machine Co, hunting. Ph. S23T-XJ. 3th SL Filling 9184. to Contract and Repair Work Free Estimates ELDERLY LADY, who is not an R. L. HARVEY invalid desires quiet, refined 804 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828 Chihuahua puppiss AKC,—I fe ­ home in city. PHONE 494. male, 1 male. 4H miles out W. This Is a free pass to the Prairie 20th to white Church turn right Lake Drive In Theatre for Ante H mile. Ericksen, DeBary, Exp. date Oct 7, 1966; Home wanted fo r 3 week old mala i j i o i i a * kittens. Phone g331-XJ. FREE NAME IMPRINT C onti-...n» .tnd Repair On all Christmas cards ordered Phone 1113 from now though October. 1007 Sanford Ate. M E R C H A N D IS E Quality greeting cards as low W. J. KING as 40 for KAO. Make your sc43-ARTICLES far SALE Plumbing Contractor ........................ lection and lav-away NOW. —Fee reeuwy u to Too— Kohler Plumbing A Supplies POWELL’S P O W E !_____OFFICE SUPPLY A h m ia Ream Electric Water Heaters 117 8 . Magnolia Phone 1334 Ortaade Dr. Ph. K Venetian Eneloead head. Sag-proof bottom A U T O M O T IV E Plumbing. Kresty Hasting jailII with plastic anas. Plastic P or M . G. HODGES rayon or nylon g—BOATS AND MOTORS 8arvles on Ail Water Pumps— cords. Walls Drilled — Pumps Evinrude Sales A Service Safckarik Glnaa and Paint Os. Paola Road. Phone 700 R O B S O N S p o r tin g G ood * 113-114 West Rad St. Phono «M Phone 9M 304I E. 1st 8 L PLUMBING A HEATING FOR SALR-N aw Fireatona clack radio 4A131 - 313.45. Firestone For Sale—7Vfc IIP used Firestone Septic Tank Installation A 8ervice Heater Servlet. Archie C. l!ar< Stores. Motor, 378.00. Very good shape lett. Phone 734.W or 1335. Firestone Stores. Wo nuy and sell used furniture. FOR SALE—Nsw 5 HP Flrsitons This is n free p a ss.to the Bits Paying top cash prices for any thing o f value. SUPER TRADoutboard motor, las. Firestone Theatre for Teddy Walker. Exp. INQ POST on 1743 Ph. 3083-W Store.____________________ ___ date Oct. 7, 1054. For Sale—4C33 Portable A— MOTOECTCLBR-B1 CYCLES 33—SPECIAL NOTICES 314.05. Fireitana Stores. LADIES' Schwinn 13-inch bicycle CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 310, Phone 2455 X-J. FOR FILMS. Finishing, Tape Re­ Slip Covsra and Drapes corders. Supplies SEE — WIKThis is a free pass to the Prairie STANLEY EULP BOLDTS CAMERA SHOP, H I Lake Drive In Theatre for Brack PHONE S. Park Ave. Pirkina, Jr. Eap. dato Oct. 7, 1084,___________________ PUMPS * SPRINKLER 8YSTB MS gs aq. ft. o f tiling, e m m A whlto for calling. Radio and rneord All types and sites. Installed lo r LADY’ S Schwinn bicycle, baloon pleyor-tahla modal with 43 re­ “ Do It Yourself." Urea, 330. Phone 709- t. cords. Upholstered arm chair. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 1513 MallanvtU* Ava. 8 T 1N E 10—PARTS - REPAIRS Machine and Supply Co. Ph. 33 For Sale-N ew 380.03 «ustom_buUt 107 W. 2nd SL auto radio. While they last OATUN BROTHERS each. Firestone Stores. Draglisa A BuUdcsar Servian Geneve. 3438W Sanferl ll-T R A C T tM U _________ Ph. 3222 Gene tin jU k ll , wffssrass,. Small Case Tracter In good con­ ORLANDO Sea tUel s u r , dition. Bultabla t o r H r m o i Ralph Ray, 3U3. ■mall grove. Price M 88. Cel Ray Herron 3450 after t.03 b u l l d o z in g pun. 1343-W.______________ _ LOWKRY * BRIDGES___ San. UK-W Orange City B#r 44334 13—TRAILERS Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 668-XB. before V 1K yo ° pu. Call “ ~™ C Trailer Selea Pelatka, Fie.____ CROSLEY - BENDIX Sales and Service RAN DALL Electric Company Quality— Satisfaction S en M37-J-3 Do Bary Ph 113 Sanford* SaJa-Lsed Prigldatrs 31143. Fireatona Stares. ‘9 R S J 9 * * Typewriters, adding machines. Betas-tentals, 314Mag^ Ph. 44. 4T-PURMmnuT Echols Special Mattress Rag. 3KJ0 ................... 33$40 I-BEDROOM, to Mm Movie- DEPENDABLE middle egad white woman to Uve In 3 days a weak for Mr. Care end keep bouse for 4 date Oct. children, while mother works out at town. Room board A - — salary. Call 1433V. BUJUNE8B SERVICES u u n r ti H M i V S fffflB For Sal*—3/4 HP____________ 31K4L All brand ■tan* Star*, Pk. 12. 2-BEDROOM HOME Hu a big, comfortable living and dining room, built-in calx inets in the kitchen with mod­ ern electric range and re frige, rator. You’ll enjoy the targe ■creened-ln porch and beauti­ fully landscaped grounds with lota of shrubbery and sprink­ ling system. Has a fireplace and central beating. Excellent residential location—2417 Lau­ rel Avenue. PRICED REASONABLE ODHAM & TUDOR 2638 8 . French Ave. Phone 2100 A 3080 l\ JJ ■m Cards o f Thanks are 31.00 par Insartton regardless o f ataa.!la Memorlum notices, due to he fact they may run to considerable .ongth, are billed at |1,00 per column inch. 27—BROKERS sad REALTORS This Is ■ free p a u (0 ths Movieland Ride-ln Theatre for Mare Lou Stlnion. Exp. date Oct. 7. 1956. * f - Alexander ft Stringer IF IT IS REAL ESTATE aik Crumley A Mooteith at 117 South Park. Pbona 771 They Know IM M E D IA T E O Z IE R OCCUPANCY Laura B. Osier, Broker H aul M. Field, Associate 3401 8a. Orlando Hwy. Phan* 1324 EVENINGS: 3115 and TN Ideally Situated Luxuriously Planned Moderately Priced ate. an yang let, Yanr^ptan wa c a n arrange -------------fit flnansing. Call us far secs •E w w o romodoflng. LOW ELL E. OZIER R E A LTY CO. S Bedrooms and Carports Terraaso Plaara Kitchen Equipped Nice Residential Locslion Landaaapad Yards 9 SA V E 9 ON GOOD USED FURNITURE ‘T M ather O f Sanford Phone 111 '““ T U S iS m i t t n S m f t r i r to Straw W. METRJCMS T. W. MKRO REALTORS IK f Perk Are Phoea 17 ar $42 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 3544 French Ava. J. W. HALL, REALTOR I I l f 4iW l IUM A 4 H M H M Johnny Walker, Aaaariala “ CaU Hall" Phono ITH I RENTALS SPACIOUS 4-bedroom homo in S°od. established neighborhood. 310,ON. Attractive terms. Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AN D H A R K 1Y ___ _ for*3a Uda1to 2-reom unfurn. a p t Newly Oeeora tad. U K Celery pk . 3U-W, tf intonated in |M |lK«|! |U|K iT aU ae Iin. Baa R r Seminole Realty For Sale—Reel typg jpswtr only one S3 8331143. Fire­ stone Stores. MiulonatT-Rveekoariag 3-Bedroom homo. Equipped with electric kitchen, blinds, boater, screened porch. For Fenced bsek ________ porch, yard. Equity 21,100. Monthly p aym en t'I2i * f . 'Call rmont 32SJ4. CaU 1412-W. I l l Roislta. Builder 1-Bad room frama houio. I miles Phone 1331 U N MaOoevUla from Bass. Must s e ll Phono 1343 - W , _____________________ PROPERTY ate antranee. Nice fT-RROKERS aad RKALTORR M ifiw u M v li beautiful ahrubbery. 34103. Down, 343 paymanta. SEE 1103 Amalia Ava. la buutlful Highland Park. 3 Bedrooms, m Myrtle o r call 613V. Oak Floors, tiled bath, Electric 3 BEDROOM CB home. Com Kitchen, large screened porch. M K gum marlin, Priced to SELL at 38000, 33500 Down, 251-50 monthly on 4H f* mortgage. Excluilvef Wa have LARGE 4-bedraom home. Ideal the hoys. location far children. Ph. 3212-J. 3 BEDROOM, Deluxe Phillips’Built' home, CBS, furred walls. Oak Parquet floors, ihsde, nice location — 29,200—33000 down, 350.40 monthly. This Is a onsowner homo and a GOOD BUYI REAUTirUL only one to sell at IU.9I. Fire■tana Stares. 8 Bedroom, Ltath heme, A HALES OFFICE 3625 8 . French Avenue Pbona 3100 and 2080 9225 DOWN Phone l i l t or than svi .Jimmy Builders o f Flno Homos For Florida Living C m )m m p A. B. PETERSON broker Auoetatas: A. B. Patarsan Jr., P. J. Chastaraon, Oarftald Willstta, John M aluh and R. W. Williams. A. C. Doudaay, Land Surveyor, Phan* UK i l l N. Park Ava. r s fo r ta e S T o i Cl CENTER Rentals m achine 34S4S I . let BL $ * jo U * ODHAM f t rTUDOR Inc. WiU dean. 3439. Ray 3451, or 1343-W, after 3:00 P * IttO Chav. 4 New Touehton'o For Sal*—2D24 G is hastor, paint, east e a r n s, escellsnt W AITRESS—Apply BTU o n l y 33444 Drug Store. Mr. Clark. Urcs. Radle and heater. $295. Starts. Trade ie accepted. I K E. 21st Shorthand hand, typing, ffiling. Good hours,i, steady work for right '40 Chav, club Really nice n. Call an Sanford. Son person. •341. V. A. Longwood furnished as—HOMER Buy your Furmtura at Werahouaa Furs. Co., f c t S t Ail nationally itort at warahenea prices. For Sale—Thor Automatic Washer Par Sale — Have you a tana only 33243. Fireatona S hedgeT Eleatris badge trimmer S55L2S*Srsinai PHONE 2100 or 3960 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE—This Solid Brlek It Is the custom o f many families in this cov country to commcmoAt* s bereavement by an “ In Memorium1’ notice In newspaper classified columns, They find a real solar* therein. Preparation or aeleetiow aelectiaW «| >. i , -- - -i- s- - — — ...... — Preparation or hack I® to tham ii? u V * . ? * ibrings r,n.F* b*eV *kam. tender, pleaunt racoItaeUewa.1 r*coltaetioM^Aa £Uka Cook, tno English En poet ha« so buutifulfy exprtssod it: “ How cruelly sweet are the echoes that start When memory plays an old tune W onII the llW h uHrIIs t’ ’ Most frequently an In Memorlum Is lnsertc<l on tha anniversary »f death. However, other dates, which It is felt ara appropriate* or n u n ln gfel are also selected. The birthday tha departed, the wOM* y o f the wdU* ing anniversary, Memorial Day, even Christmas art ara among ■mnne auaT iA « r significant occasion* rhosan. If you are hesitant to express your tender thoughU in may avail yourself o f the Herald's collection o f or fhceso express In poetic beauty the emotion* o f tha Among them are verses T ^ ^ y n s ^ t n any circumstance. 111 E. 4th BL - 3 BR B L O C K GARAGE APT 1191 Magnolia Ava. See our nsw Una o f fleer covering HOME will consider bldg, lots 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 and complete home furnishings, B ROOMS, Adults, 111 Park. as dawn payment or w llf trade and 8 baths situated on Urge, for smaller ham*. artistically landscaped lata. FERE DELIVERY Paved streets and all other Rabart A. Williams, Realtor R E A L ESTATE city conveniences make these Raymond Lundquist, Associate „ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. colonies of owner-occupied Phans 1371 Atlantia Rank Bldg. •1—ACREAGE Comer *nd topi•s truly delightful places t n Ira. F O l ' RE^ft—K Acres la r in ta iilad in IN I. Phene 13U-W1. Designed, Built and Sold Plroatana Stores. RADIO REPAIRMEN ATTENTION For Sal*—adjustable TV wall For Sale—Trade Is OR RaMiarsIMS PLYMOUTH PUsa mounts 31-22, TV aerial cava clean. Drive it away for 3 t«*tor 32540. Fireatona ~ mounts 31-15 30-f t TV 3D0M Up Cell Ray Herron at 1466 or 1548Masts 34-00. Firestone Stores. MOVING W after 0:40 p.m. Alraoat now sofa had A matching This is n free pass to the Palm Expert Watch Repairing. Fully chair, 320. Beauty root bed A Drive-In Theatre fo r Mrs. Grace Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry A box springs, 343. Kayak 14 ft., Beale, Enterprise, Exp. data Luggage Co., 300 Sanford Ave. 40 lbs. 325. Push laws mower, Oct. 7, 1113.__________ 313. Lampe, tables, yard equip­ For home repair work and altera ment. A b o miac. items. Call 1331 Model-A coupe. Good condl lions. Call 151-J. Ray C. Slagle. 342 after 5:00 p.m. 80S St M tioo, 3133. 10K Myrtle Ave. Ph. Iroquois. 1340J. Trees trimmed, removed and doCrib with Simmons Bahyheauty moeed. Pk. 103T-R. _ tf NASH 4-door, OD, R- A H, tanertpring mattress, UU new. SANFORD TREE CO. economical transportation $150 Call 703-J. EM PLOYM ENT table. Ph. 3321-XJ. Model A. Fardel door aedan. Good shape. Uth. Ph. 1071-J. 44 APPUANCSS nicely apartment 373. Phene 1217. I860 PONTUC-B<yU#d*r. 1^ ootl low priced cars, rangtag from 318 up, to r a ooi seenomieal tfS Ju p cm U M R sy He£ roe, Phone 3480 or 1843-W after 4:0t ___________ several m J tt s u e "IN in MEMORIUM* m ciD iu n iu n r NOTICE nu THE B A LL R EA LT Y Apartment, close in. 3 rooms 325 jo r month, Ill E. 3th St, Call or 1I3L TWIN OR FULL S O I r'-jj A '■t. Real Estate A Insurance Mrs. Lourlna Mesatngar, Assoc. Ph. 14 • room, 3 bedroom home, 25760. 107 Msgnolta Ave. Located on Old Orlando High­ way. Ideal for children, school bus stop. Call 1333-M, S-Bedroem unfurnished house. RAYMOND M. BALL Apply Mrs, C. C. Hawkins, OSCAR M. HARKISuN Monroe Ph. 13370CW. REO. BROKERS , 8 . D. Hlghleyman, Associate Furnished cottage. Call 3013-Wl. 234 Smith Park Ave. Phene 444 TIRED . Golden Dawn M attm a Reg. eaaeeeeaaaa For Sale-Child's Outdoor Swing Where you always find big values FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a Set. A. 239.83 Value far 333.33. quick credit sad aaty urm s. Weil Drilling. HOWARD C. Fireatona Stores. 311 E. 1st BL Phone 853 LONO. Phone 3K 307 Bast coaamarciai Ave. PRICES ARE LOWER R S R E -P . 4S-FARM end AARDOKN M B. <c, 10c A 22e Stare, 311 S. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Sanford Ava. Georgia cabbage plants. AU var ments, invoices, hand bills, end programs, e t c . Progressive For Bela—Used Befrtgerator, only Printing Co. Phono 403 — 403 322.00. Firestone Stereo. 13. Day 11H, night, 627. West Uth SL 14—USED CARS THE CARD OF TH AN K S Loch Abor-Ideal location. 3 bed­ , Very often a Card o f Thanks In tha Sanford HiruU moot* a room, 1 bath home. Must be seen which is difficult to fill In ■ ■ other. Iway. Not o n l^ iM t^ e any to appreciate. Ph. 3177-W. expression o f gratltudo to those who have sent also courteously acknowledges tha services a n d ______ 1-Bedroom, 3 bath heme. LeVely many to whom a personal note o f thanks cannot weU ha section. 2000 Orandviaw Ava. In­ Newspaper Cards o f Thaaka a accepted a* ____ . terested parties only call Jack­ recL Emily Post, tha noted authority on etiquette, foals they sonville - RV 4-1343. many good uses. There is no pros t „ CardH oHf U Thanks. It cad ba!aa brief or as detailed aa you desire. Whan in tha «Occsalon ‘ W . comes . _ yaw find a sympathetically understanding n member o f our staff ‘to /ou. T R A D E your old mattress and apHngs REGARDLESS OP TYPE OR 2-reom fum. apartment Ground CONDITION I floor, 343 m*. Ph. M L o f tba a sm s old thing? Leas Trade Quihop Mattress Rota Court I room apartments, Sea tha spacious new tastefully Rag. 3 K M ................ different homes In — , — furnished. Kitchen equipped. South Pinacreat Sanford Phans 1434. Royal Comfort Mattress Grove Manor* Sanford Rag. Valencia Villas DsLand Downstairs apartment CALL 1040. YW » O L D B ID ROOM SUITE IS WORTH SK40 (or mere) For Sale—Pre-up Toaster 37-33. At purebaae o f a Ike purcha For Sale- 3 Rida ’Em FI m oo each. Plraatoua THE SANFORD HERALD Thura., Sept. 2 7 .1I5«,FR|U » 13—HOMES 4 4 -APPUA.VJE8 In anfaty, Phone m i 3-BEDROOM HOME On large corner lot. With Florida room and patio. WeU with pump m i A four sprinklers. Beautiful lawn aad many ahruba. Oak i n ready trees, Bo 912.M0 — Good T t r a i ODHAM A TUDOR rB S S S w i WRLAKA APARTMRNTti private hatha. M l W. Pit Mat SL IK N. Park Ava. Tham Today. 2-BEDROOM HOME Avalon Apts. IM M oney, Ph. 73S-W On S shady Iota, quiet location with stove and refrigerator, BBS saminate M alty far a lio Hamm aadA pts. Phans W fjoun jg (op condlllois P M S U M • 9100. Daww RITlCfRNi ahia lav . . . Private bath. ROSA L P A Y T O N . ANCHORS AWEIGH eats Front Daytona » S. ____ ATTENTION For Sale—A p t aim mod Bleatrie Boack. CaB KVAW. Without any oil Only I at 3H4S. Plr*. earn money far ran* Chrii na m a t a s a ^ shopping tor setting Avon Cos* rum fcw U T a»L f T mollcs and toiletries. Ct Mrs. J. Ruoaoll, P . O. B os 373, •m BAB b f w w PR. Ml Orlando. ^ BM7 and Ball T* Longwood masonry dream i>u8 ‘ £ ? J X ! , S l 2 : __s_ ‘ f f i z z . u zpirate r a Toma. Phone Park m , Hm m b a S *# — .. . Registered Real Rotate Broker SHI 17-33 at Hiawatha t ; II /\ m i< o w At 310AM wa knew o t nothing comparable la comfort, appear­ ance, and location. Sea this g. bedroom plus dan, living room with fireplace, separata dining room, large kitchen, closed gar­ age for extra storage. Only 31,150 Down. GOLDSBORO LOTS 3 nice largo building lots c lo u to school and shopping. Reasonable, and terms. W. M. "BUI" BTRMPKR Gay Allan, Associate Arietta Price, Asuctate Realtor — Ganaral lawranco Phono 004 ar 3113 113 N. Park Ava. A TOY POORl- --------_ ard," owned by May O Kelts, jumps through tha 1 with a basket of Beware a» L annual "Canine Cavetaad£ Rockefeller Canter, Now City, At bottom,author! “Johnny," rldee a r show la which ~ la te NaUaial futirmlUnafl A ayU m With A *lTtqlf!-H At JURY CALL ---------------------------------------------- » r BILLS HARR TO PAY? ftfe things through you're through a l ’t h Want Ads far C A te Call 1131. U Paya To Uae Ctaastfwd.: ------------------------------------------r %* �iTCaStLY - » a ta T B u J STANFORD HEEALD 10, Thai*, Bept. 27, 1958 iiiow (Cm Om H frea P m One) Facet lets. Shoeing Is a eontlnulag proctss wtlh b e n ts in training shod every u days and shoes re-set ib li Priton cnee, Fine YORK «*—tornsboot wHryvey M. Kolosov, eoaviet* trjucy to ■ C*canonist eonM R. aetitooee o f M yetre tq end M M * fine, near, M-yssr-oid former ■Met who testified fo r the * e n t ie many eoasphney win he etoteneed tomorrow % judge Jehu r. C. M e teS s f ' 1 * *•^ mow paled and Mumped In end I women brought In its r Verdict lata yesterday after (nates o f deliberation, faeeo c o u n s e l announced lataenw was convicted on five its el perjury. Tbs ease devo­ id from hie recantation of the linony ho gave aa • governi witness nt the consplr'trial of IS seeoaditrtag Cornlist loaders. Itar the Jury found him guilty, Judge raised his ball from ft,to MO,MO but allowed Mm coo­ p t freedom until lata today Legal Notice srltala one of the greatest tourist sttrscUons In the stole. Visitors will come from every state In the un­ ion and from Canada to watch this great freet aoUrlst attraction With Introdoction o f daytime racing et the raceway, even more direct revenue benefits will come. With the added incentive of regular racing caids, visitors wl|| be at­ tracted to thie area to stay longer end spead more freely. An Ida of what can be espected can be gained from a glance at national figures. Throughout the nation last year more than 20 mil­ lion persona paid admission to watch harness racing at 4M (rocks. This makes It the. thirdbest-attended spectator iport in America. With the only harness racing meeting in the country at that Ume, fo r no harness racing plants win be In operation elsewhere at the lame time as Seminole's, It Is reasonable to assume that large numbers o f people Interested in watching the harness horses race will make Seminole County a stop on their vacation Itinerary. Harness horse training and rac­ ing Is big business. It Is a kingsited sport. It Is an Industry vir­ tually unknown a decade ego. Seminole Raceway through the year's since It wee opened In i m . Soma o f the nation’s champions were trained here. Seminole Raceway's re-activation will furnish a fountain o f pubtlcily for the area. As the merca for calendar wintertime training and bartiess racing Seminole Raceway will be ■ by-word In (he nation's press and, la the trade papers devoted to reporting harness horse activity. il|M Sn&vsi jsiryKss ; tixsruri ak»je S U>« claim a n t, t h .l r M ea t. SfSSwsL#* , a iM ltcr of tha Last Will iS Testament •( turn S. navldeuadceeaaed * MAXWXLU bU wtfs, puuurf|> Q u iw T o .H i- n n o w .H ■>« t . u fllOWH her husband, et al, n e fe a d e e te . Mata or Florida lot QUINTON 1* BROWN aa4 T. U BltOWJf. her buebend, wlioss resldenre Is un­ known. If allva. and If dead their yeiqerUve unkanwn hslra, -dsvls^unknown onens# It marrlsd. and If dead, the mMenee u it a k >m " w n. If live, h is aak n n w n spouse I f m a r­ led, end If deed, the respective enBuwu he I re. deeleeee. leseteee e»d m e le e s , o f Ik s said w » i. h . lIC K H j H A IIA II P .. H I I I T I I hose residence Is unknu w n. If liv e h e r unknow n spouse ' m a rrie d and ir dead, the m eecttvr unknow n Heirs, d svlsPS, U s e le s s end n rsn le e s of th s M H A ll A II P . H M ITH s and lo nnr M a l l person, H s sln s o r claim in g n r r i c h : title o r I n l t i r e l la and lo in r o llu n ln a desrrlHed land , I r m and Heine In Hemlnele C o u a lr . to r id s , to -w lti . . T h e HU u a f MW U o r N H U of Heellon S3. T o w n sh le S t Moutli. ila n e s S I K n it. Y o u and earh of sou e ra hereby rso u lre d la ap pear and f ile ner. e n h a llr or bv r e u r a lto rn e r ■ ’ W llh Ih e C le r k of (h e ab o ve. ; sty le d C o u rt y o u r w r l t u e d o . fe a s e s. If o a r . lo Ik e D U | T o U u le l T it le file d herein a a a ln s i yea in th is causa and l a serve O^ci'pjr of the eeme o a P la in r if f s ’ s iio r n - r . below , on or b e fo re Ik e Jsth S a y o f O ctober, A. U. IS IS , li e r t l a f a ll not or •l» e a decree pre eoafesse w ill be entered e a a la s l you. f c ’ & a t f T t t r t St t b W h s-uses-Jk^m MMMttt e t the Royal Danish Ballet era shown enmnd tha bronze statue of Hans Christian Andersen, which was unveiled In Central Park, New York City. Schoolchildren o f Denmark and New York contributed funds for the tTIJMW memorial to the fa­ mous Danish fairy tale writer. BY ADDIE PREVATT Mr. and Mrs. Merle Suramtrsll! end family spent the weekend In Ft. Lauderdale with friends. Mr. end Mrs. John Stone end children Pet end J. D. end Nency Butler spent Sunday afternoon et New Bmyme Beech. Phillip Belter Is spending e few deye In Orlendo with reletires. . Mr. end Mrs. Dick Henry end femlly o f Jecksonville visited Mr. end Mrs. Frank Getlln Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Futford end family spent Sunday In Lake Whales with Mrs. Fulford'e mo* ther, Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. T. W . Prevalt and family had as their guests Sunday, Mrs. Prevstts' sister, Mrs. G. A. Durranee and sons o f New Smyrna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McLain, Mrs. Cader Hart and Mre. T. W. Pre. vatt were chaperones to a swim­ ming party held Saturday after­ Rock Springs. Springe. A picnic noon at Bock supper wee enjoyed by the fol­ lowing: Pet Stone, Addle Prevatt, Dolphins Phillips, Susie and Sarah Susie Fulford, Ruby Harper, ____ Bowen, Geraldine Jacobs, Carlton Prevatt, Tommy McClain, Bobby Bowen, Billy Fulford and Tommy Jacobs. Valleen Prevstt, Luylne Stone and Addlo Prevatt spent Sunday at New Smyrna Beach. Mrs. J. T. Corley o f Sanford spent Tuesday afternoon here with her mother, Mrs. E. T. Summersill. Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwoll had aa their recent guests, Mr. an I Mrs. John Payton o f Ohio. An old-fashioned all day quilt­ ing waa held Thursday at the home o f Mrs. H. H. Geiger. A covered-dish luncheon was enjoy, ed by the following: Mrs. Wllllc Anders, Mrs. Hugh Uraddy, Mrs. E. 11. Grant, Mrs. Ed Fulford, Mrs. Calvin Oldham, Mrs, David Oldham, Mrs. Mabel Raulerson, Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, also Lorraine Fore, and the Rev. and Mrs, Mltchel o f Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lindsay were hostesaes to a birthday dinner In honor o f her mother, Mrs. Emma Harper Sunday at their horns. Those enjoying the dinner with the honoree end hostesses were the following: Mrs. Melvin Harper and children o f New Hmyrna Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harper and family, Mom Taylor, and Law ranee Sandonc. H. H. Geiger who has boon a patient at the Bay I'inea Hospital was recently moved to a hospital In Dublin, tin. Mr. and Mrs. Henry KrsUor havo Just returned from a visit In Decatur, III. Mrs. K ratur's sister, Wllla Lay returned home with them to spend a couple of months. A dsy of Prayer was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oldham wllh the covered dish dinner, by the Hiilcrest Bap­ tist Church. Friday & S atu rd ay Sept. 2 8 th & 2 9 th One One table o f piece goods, assorted fabrics, all fo r Fall sewing. 86, 39 and 44 Inches wide. In Foil materials and styles REGULAR PRICES TO 2.49 yd. SIZES 8 9 10 QUAN1TY 3 4 2 SIZES 11 4 14«/g QUANITY lG'/g 18',3 201,a 4 3 2 2 To Our Friends We dislike to think o f the regular prices, YOUR CHOICE m now at ^ *1 1 1 1 ffc fl Rug and matching lid cover, ru g size 19x27 with non akid back, 12 pretty colors from SWISH which to choose. DISH DCTEMOT la HiedW SltDS in Sponge • Easy way .to wash d Iaha a wmRegf&l! Sale P rice 5 9 c or 2 foi Filled with orlon, covered in bark cloth, ll floral patterns or solid colors. A good Rem nants Plain white, fine grade o f cotton, large size 17 x 17 value at 14)9 each 1.00 \ O n e G roup M en ’s Han>ll'°'<’ liief'; ' 10c yard To close out DRAPERY MATERIAL SHOE BAGS Pretty floral patterns also a variety o f For your closet door or wall, In heavy solid colors. 48 inches wide. gage plastic, rose bud pattern o r plaids. Holds 6 pair o f shoes. TABLE CLOTHS In plastic, rugged, dependable, wiped clean instantly, proof. Tw o sizes, one holds 2 blankets or embossed, pastel shades o f green blue, pink and yellow also white. 1 com fort the other 4 blankets or 2 com­ Size 54 x 72 or 54 x 34 and Customers Costum e Jew elry An assortment o f earrings, necklaces, pins ind bracelets. Regular 1.00 and 14)0 We Are Now Open For e Business AFTER Extensive Long alaevM, by Tom Sawyer. A ge* 8 thro S pecial Purchase Alterations: Discount For Cash & Carry MEN'S F A L L S LA C K S 100% wool or wool nylon blend. Ideal Florida weightNewest shades of grey, mU fo r 1645) Only H I6 H \ BATH RO O M SETS eacn forts. Y our choice fePPHf Clerk jia u w H 221 MARKETING SPECIALIST TO SPEAK LAKELAND or—The committee which was formed to figure ways of getting people to eat more fresh citrus meets tomorrow to hear one marketing specialist stress ths need of shipping only the very best fruit to European markets. He will be Fred Mots, fruit marI.rrclallst of Urn U. 8. De­ partment of Agriculture. P°flenidon. clerk et ibe LO W CO ST PIECE G O O D S In clear plastic, dustproof,durable, moth­ w a *, fl f h l l f I R eck LANEY DRY CLEANERS U0 E. Second St Phone 466 18 (sizes broken) VALU ES TO 2.98 Men's SOCKS e EACH An asortment o f nylon o r cottons. Size 10 thru 18 (sizes broken). Re­ gular 76c & 1.00 pr. C loseou t 2 p r $ 1 , M en ’s U nderw ear SHORTS Boxer style. Solid colon ft white. 8izea 33,36,88,40,42 and 44. BOYS WESTERN SHIRTS Jacket and Trousers. All completely wash­ able, ages 4 thru 18 (not all garments in every age). GOOD VALUES AT 848 �I •■ < & h e I I N I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER VOULME XLVII1 SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1956 NO. 202 Associated Press Leased Wire Therm-O-Tane Gas & Appliance Co. j To Hold Formal Opening Tomorrow j _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:________________________________________________________________ i Things Are Made From Use Of Gas Countless wonders o f gas help| keep Am erica's standard of living at Its highest level in his­ tory. The magic blue flam e is used to make virtually every-; thing: from soup lo nut* and even the kitchen sink. I Gas has 26,000 adaptations o f more than 2,500 Individual uses in the fabrication and production cr almost every Item required In (hr daily life o f the nation. In addition to its dual role as a raw material and a vital pr«> clsion tool for auch Industries food processing metal finishing and petrochemnlcal ical pro* ductlnn, gat I* also a m ajor fuel najor therm o tahe gw in the generation o f elrctriocal power. The versatility o f gas provides C. II. ROBERTSON, VICE PRESIDENT of Therm-O-Tnno Gnu & Anti Appliance Co. with million* with the beat in food, Mrs. Robertson who is O ffice Manager. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson uro shown in the busi­ clothing and shelter. Further, ness and accounting office ul Therm-O-Tnnc’s brilliant new home on W. 9th ut Luurcl contributes to their health and happiness at work and at Ave. (S ta ff Photo) ' ____ And, in war or peace, gas the country strong with ammunition and Jeep* to Jets, Food, o f course, it the nation's No. 1 concern. Whilei Americans spend more than $75 bllllona billions year for food, gas helps to process and preserve It. A new “ Ico A g e" has been usher­ 'and ejector arms sweep them out Starting at the farm , fertilizers ed Into American homes by auto­ o f the mold and hold them at the made from gas derivation* help m atic ice-aerve refrigerator* which top of the unit until “ dry.’ ’ Mean­ the crops grow. Gas heat protecta THERM-O-TANE GAS & APPLIANCE CO.’ h office, s h o w - ■ on tho Laurel Ave. nldo of tha building located at 414 W. U’a the homemaker o f 5G or provide constant, generous sup­ while, m ore water flows into the orhards from killing frosts and rooms, and warehouse where formal opening i« Iteing Uth St. (Photo by Jameson) m ore and her newly married plies of rcadlly-available cubes. in ariJ distdlrts, gas-fired en­ hold tomorrow. A Inrgu parking lot for customer* is located I mold. daughter who are buying colored With the next cycle, the ejector gines pump life-giving water Into Technically, they aren't really home appliance* and utilizing c o ­ irrigation ditches. It also keeps arm s turn again. This time t|ie ordinated o r contra itlng colors In c u b e s ;" they’re half-m onn-shap. billions o f bushel* o f rice, wheat ed, produced by on Ingenious de­ half-muon* of ice drop Into the and corn and ton* upon tons o f ■M the kitchen. Homemakers in other age groups v ice found only on .top-oM he-line container where they remain dry hay and alfalfa sa fe from damaf-, are displaying conservatU m ^Jn refrigerator models manufactured and loose. The ice in the mold is ing moisture their solu tion o f white gas raiigei by Servel, Inc. The automatic IceAt poultry farm s and hatcher­ raised to dry. and m ore water end refrigerator* with colored server freeze* ice "c u b e s " with­ ies, gas gives both life and pro­ trimming*, though thev are rn -- out trays, store* them in a con­ enters. These cycles continue un­ tection to little chlcka. The chicks form ing to the “ r a g e " fo r color tainer, and autom atically replace* til the container is filled. are hatched by the controlled b y painting walls and woodwork thorn as they are used. Thenn-O-Tane Gaa and Ap­ stnff with their slogan “ no gas and painted a beautiful dolphin and Rrllllant Fire space b ea ten , A signal arm atarts and stops temperatures o f g a t and are safe­ in the popular decorator color*. blue ami moon mint applekay and Garland commercial equip­ The quick availability nf largo thu operation of the ice-server. guarded by gas-flre.1 brooder pliance Co. will hold Its formal need is too lurgp or too sm all." Tho theory i* that the older quantities of Ico has led house­ upening tomorrow lit their hrimil Knrly in 1U5U Thcrm-O-Tnno mid one wall o f teal blue, Thu ment which includes This it does by feeling the ice heaters afterward. deep fat women are rebelling after keeping wives to discover numerous new industries which process and new showrooms, offices, und ware­ Gas mill Appliinirc Co. sturted the ceiling is snuw white ucrmistlcal fryers, ranges and ovens. bouse for many years In “ hospi- ways to cook, serve and enter­ supply, stopping when tho con­ preserve food* also arc Important house, located in .Sanford at 414 construction o f their new ultrakilhoise plaster. Tho lighting ia tainer is filled and starting up Thcrnt-O-Tane Gas and A p­ 10 tal white” kitchens, while their tain with ice. g a i users because they need the W. Oth St. * t the corner o f lam- modern office mul showroom ut o f indirect design with a cove pliance Co. handles and installs daughters are expressing their dliagain when enough ico has been re­ rot Ave. 414 W. Oth St. “ Th1* unique principal of refrige. econom ical and efficient heat to satisaetlon, unconsciously, o f the rnlnn eliminates the filling and moved to lower thu arm. and extending from one end o f the air conditioning equipment precook millions o f cans and The building, only recently com­ The Imilding covers nn nren o f kitchens they grew up In. Now re-filling uf trays, spilling water, arc distributors fo r Sinclair I.-P bottles o f food a* well as frozen' pleted, ia a 825.000 structure, 2,r,Otl square feat which gives am- showroom lo the other. Three both are rushing to surround them­ sticking ice, and wasting o f Ice Gat. food* and dry cereal*. from which thu lutest und most |de loom lo wnrcliouso appliances shades uf grey uru used In the selves with pastel-bright kitchens* on rem oval" C. If. Robertson vice Gas, a fast and flexible heat modem gas appliances, comm -r- in the tear o f tho display room. runcrcto tile floor. For the con8 even going to extremes to get a- president o f Therm-O-Tanu Gas & source, hat the capacity to do cial gas applianees, air condition­ w ay from the unpleasant associa­ Appliance Co. 414 W. 9th St., say*. In terior o f the building which venlcnco o f displaying appliances, Just about everything. It pro­ ing will lie installed and ilelh ' ■ U being thrown illic it tomorrow tion a white or monotone kitchen “ In addition, the container holds ait clectrostrip circles the entire baa fo r them. A new gas clothes dryer that duces oodlc* o f dried fruit and cd to Hanford area customers. at their form al opening observance display room which allows a rem ore Ice than do four old-type soup as well at tons o f roasted Hulk gaa delievcrlrs will alsu he If you’ re about to redornr: r- d Ice trays, even though the Ice- dries faster than u load o f clothes is o f IComii 11 iirlrk mid concrete ecptlrnl to lie placed anywhere The m odem sign which ap­ replace some o f your kitchen equip- server unit take* up no more can be washed, ha* been Intro­ peanuts. In other applications, gas; made from lliu .Sanford head­ block w ith 01 feet o f plate gins* along the strip as desired. literally pups the peelings from quarter* o f the firm . pears In largo cut-out letters 'A ment, pick a color you'll want to room in the freezer com part­ duced by Whirlpool—S ccgcr Cor-| In Ihe showrooms. A flow er plant, Provisions have been mado for Therat-O-Tanc Ga* und Ap­ cr extending from the front en­ at Thcrm-O-Tano Gaa and Ap­ liv e with a long time as the focal ment.” poratlon. The new 194H Super- pimentos and it pops mountains o f popcorn. pliance Co’ s new building at pliance Co. was Incorporated in tirely across the west side o f the complete summer and winter air o f your color scheme. For Speed *afcly (hits all fabrics in H cre'i how the automatic iceconditioning o f Ihe office and dis­ Rut, before food goea lo mar­ May 1947 with R. F. Nicholas, 414 W. 8th St. was Installed by nee by a gas range that har­ half the time required In regular building and another planter on server works: play rooms and will lie installed Marcello Faille o f Sanford. monizes with at least three d if­ •peed dryer*. The until operate ket, It must be parkagnl. Gas president and C. II. Itulicrtson, thu southwest corner of thu build­ before next summer. It first measure* a supply o f at a higher gas output and with helps to produre the (taper, the vice president. ferent color schemes, ns It will Faille la Southern distribut­ ing nru bedded with brilliant r io ­ glass and the tin containers. On Appliances on displuy in the still be In perfect condition by the water into a mulct. When the water greutly accelerated air flow . or for tha unique sign w hich A fter considering several other tous. time you've redecorated your kit­ freezes, a small electric heater modern Therm-O-Tane Gas and gllinmera, night and day from A thermostat autom atically top o f that, gat helps to make locations fur Ihrir firm, the two Unusual and brilliant display loosen* the half moons o f ice, chen fir s o r six times. reflections on the shiny metal­ shuts o f f the gas burner if tem p­ the rorks and bottle rap*. It also popular businessmen decided that signs hove been installed hy Mar* Appliunce Co. showroom* include: No matter how gay you want lic hanging Jewel*. erature exceeds a certain degree dry’ * the ink on the labels. Sanford nml Hcmiilule County lind cello Faille. The rut-out letter* Servel refrigerators, A. O. Smith The tin can Industry, which, your kitchen to be, be careful to correspond; or have Just one and renews the opciatlon when water heater*. Calorie ranges, Originally designed it . aria, tin- h o t |Missihilitics for growth are nil original Freiirh design. that it doesn’ t turn out to he a wall papered, and (he other three temperature returns to tho pro­ produces more than 40 billion Sieglcr Spare healers, Dcarh irn France for use during blackand their business, p "b u sy ” color scheme, as It 1s ex­ painted iu a harmonizing color. per drying level. Jlrat ii • o ff containers a year, Is but one o f There Is an off-street pinking spare healers, Dixie ranges, Janouta during World War 11, tha Therm.U-Tanc Ga* and A p ­ lot largo enough to accomodate itrol heating equipment, Safo Air hausting to be surroundel with Accessories, too, must be picked during the last five minutes o f the big metal working ga* cus­ sign waa brought to Am erica pliance Co. opened for businrs* too m any patterns. I f you T with care so that they do not drying time. Operation is auto* tomers. G at it used to produlce 10 to 12 cars on the west side heaters, Hunt No Vent heaters, by way o f Canada. geom etrical design oni your walls, conflict with the definite patterns malic from ignition o f pilot light almost every tape o f mctalaium- on June I, 1847 at the corner o f of the building. The |iarking of Panel flay heaters, Mor-Sunhoma The large cut out sign dis­ eel act a monotone fot your floor In the room and thus provide a inum, iron, copper, lead and many 4th St. and Pine Ave. where they trurk* and (icrsmincl cars will lie furnace*, Coleman floor furnaces play appears on tha west sideto dryer ahut o fff. covering and paint your ceiling Jarring note. others. It not only produces the emptoyed three persons. on the cast side o f the building. and panel heaters, Nutlouat lun­ of the Therm-O-Tane building metol but also proviJc* the heat In 1048, and ufter only one mul a sm aller one was InstallThe wull* inside o f the show­ ges and cabinets, Whirlpool wash­ fo r the manufacture o f all type* year’s operation, Therm-O-Tane rooms and office arc plastered er* and driers, Warm Morning o f metal product* used In tha Gas and Appliance Co. upem- l u home, office, stores, factories, branch o ffice o f their firm in farm * and countless other places. Orlandu at 1127 N. Orange it 1111 o n a o f today’ s modern Ave. Nicholas iH-iumr iiunn homrs are actually houses that o f the Orlando branch and Ro­ gas built-and that gat furnished, bertson remained m Sanford aa too. In fa ct, gaa la the fuel that manager. was used lo make almost every Therm-O-Tane i,u» und Ap­ one o f the SO million gaa applian­ pliance Co. has increased each ce*. year In new customers und volume The water heaters, furnaces, o f business. A t present they air-conditioncrs, ranges, refriger­ have 13 employee*. ators, clothes dryera and inciner­ The area whlrh Tlirrm-O-Tanr ators. It is also tho fuel used to make the kitchen (Ink, bathdoom Gaa and Appliance Co. serve* In­ flalures, electrical fixture* (in ­ cludes all o f Seminole County mid cluding TV’ a radios, clock, kit-, Orange County, and a- fur a* Orange City lit Volusia County. chen). The basic builJfng materials All types uf arrounts, iu'luslrlal. are which go Into a houae were made commercial, and tlomeathor processed with gas, too—lum­ serviced by the Therm-O-Tane ber, roofing paper, shingles, as­ bestos, insulation materials, i fuel. That goes fur the simplest brick, tiles, cement blocks and' paper d ip s lo the biggest mach­ floor* and, even the paint endj inery in factories varnish for ealeriura, interiors And, wherever Americans go, and furnishing*. their inode o f conveyance is a The window glass which brings product o f gas. Kvcn the ends the outside in and, vice versa, la o f railroads tracks art- hardened also a product o f gas h alt. F or; by gaa flame*. that matter, millions o f square' And, travel tog*, a* well a* feet o f gtas* that play such an luggage are mad* by gas. Tha important role in today’ s manu­ textile industry use* gas to make facturing and building cornea hot water for (team and, for THERM-O-TANE UA8 & APPLIANCE CO.'n ataff who will be on hand to greet their from vats o f molten liquid heated th* finished product, It is useJ friends and customers during the formal opening tomorrow. (L eft to right) A. D. by gas to a while hot tem pera­ Litney, service m an; II. V. Iluckner, bulk delivery ; C. II. ItoberUoii. Vice P r e s id e n t; Mrs. fng. ^ U ^ i h i Wue Blaine sears TIIE ATTRACTIVE SHOWROOM o f Therm-O-Tntuj Gaa & Appliance vo. ture. >C. II. Robertson, office manager; W. M. Sutton, Sales Representative; and John I). M u -. from tlte Wherever heat ia needed for off th* “ fu za" that i* left on many formal o|tcnlng ia being held all d a y 'tom orrow . Thia view taken frou Lellan, Cylinder deliver}’. (S taff Photo) manufacturing gas U the reliable fabrics after their manufacture, j fice facing t h e main entrance. (S ta ff P h o t o ) - - CO Modern Wives New Ice Age Ushered Are Buying Colored Into American Homes Home Appliances Company Locates In Sanford Because O f Better Growth, Business Possibilities N ew Gas Clothes Dryer Introduced Sanford Sign Man Creates Display K t �> • nr ■ - K ifch tni WiHi Gas Builtln Cooking Units A rt Popular T-7; Some o f tbo hottest bays on the root eettto market today ere fee* taring kitchens with gee bulH-in cooking unite. By the end of lU i, Thcrm-O-Tsne Gee Co. predicU, 3S per cent o f the netion’e new V*] 1 \m III mif t *■ i New "c o o T Ignition systems, foldaway gas burners, timer con­ trols on top burners as well as the oven and midgst gO-inch ranges with full ovens and regular-site lurosrs are among the Innova­ tions that tbs housewife can find In today's automatic gas ranges. According to C. H. Robertson o f Tberm-O-Tsdo Gas Co., these and AN INSIDE VIEW of tho Therm-O-Tune Gan & A] 414 W . 9th S t This portion o f the building houses tl (8Uff Photo) once Co. nhowroom and office at business and accounting offices. range, are responsible for tht tremendous demand for new gas ranges. He said that once the bousholder tended to fill vs IhsN s kit­ chen storage space with griddles, dtsp-ftt frysfi, rotlsaeriss and On pilot—a tiny, bead-llks pilot that givsi o ft only 60 to 10 BTU' o f the standard pilot. This feature, adopt­ ed by several manufacturers, msans lower gas bills as wall as a rang* that Is cool to touch at all Umae. These new sysUms are under a number of different trade names, such as "Needle” pilots. Sadu 9 n c. , th e o p e n i n g kltchon-laundry-diosite mending the new leyout et they find ite meny inneretlone eppeelleg end prortitel. The nlen of sink the burner! into tbo work counter of the plrtitlon between the faod-prvpsratlon end serv­ ing erees, for example, has sever­ al points in Its favor. It permits them to past food directly from the stove to the dinette ByR nA N D I) J l f t C U m W R u NSW I To our Friends uillllllflUi!: And Neighbors clone. We are grlad to have yoii in a p p lia n ce, f e . \ Mnstlsn ceught on. Now buyers ere de- Congratulations on a job well Best W ishes hmun. - 0 - J a m . TM Uet-wimod eniu were “ slow itertm ” until the Idee cf » com- of our neighborhood. PrtoWoo *4|«t*o«H* YOU LlKk Brisson Funeral H om e T H E R M O T A N E GAS & A P P LIA N C E C O ., IN C your 9th ft LAUREL PHONE ISIS building a t 9 th St. & Laurel Ave. GOOD LUCK. . . . te a -1 - m ix Concrete O fl u t c a k . fo n a u d s L Phone 1335 over and around uteealla whIU providing work apses behind each burner. Tbo moat popular la stOl tbo “ divided" top with work apaeo la tbo middle, or tbo customer can have all tho burners to tho right or tbs left with work space on tho remaining side. Thao, o f course, there Is the four-burner longs with tho griddle in the middle; la many cases this griddle can bo removed and a grid placed there instead to make another burner. Therm-o-Tane Gas & Appliance Co. Inc. ><*X4X* D ayton a Beach Boo Tho Coloman Lino st Therb-O* Tones new ghowroom ,9th ft Laurel. on the opening of their new showroom & office building fast burning! So compact U flts between lbs wall studding—takes no Boer specs! vvwfMS 1 ^ rieenSewl n ilf A ”~yeenw m waU-to-waU carpet of warmth on the Scar, packs warm air Into farthest Cabman's I spct Clwvisttcn gives you all tbs bmie advantages cf a central hasting system..."cut at the way* installation, jttp o r is e tb c s U n g power for every Hoot one seem or whale baste. There are single- end duel-wall models to fit every borne, wtth or without exclusive auto­ matic Dlrectionalr Blower and Hast Z eem o m im r. Co m 1a foe a demonstration ■ A m a rs ECKLES DISTRIBUTING Company 1707 Industrial Blvd. Jacksonville, Fla. Call Therm - 0 - Tane Gas & A ppliance Co. Inc. F or D etails w ithout obligation. r—r - “ iifH 7 * ■ fc r . �Want Housewife looks For Instant Heal Pick-Up In Range The man o f the house may never have thought o f It this way, but Thcrm-O-Tane Gat C o m o s n v claims that the housewife looks for the same thing In a range that a man seeks In a new auto. For example, soys Thtfm -O Tane. a man wants a car that will run smoothly through slow traffi without stalling, yet can rcspend Instantly with a burst of speed when a traffic situation warrants It. Essentially, the housewife ex­ pects the same k in d of perfor­ mance-plus streamlining and at­ tractive decor-from a new auto­ m atic gas range. In other words, she wants Instant heat pick-up as well as slow, constant heat. And appliance engineers, as alert as automotive experts t j consum ­ er demands, are turning out gas ranges that change cooking speeds at the flick o f a wrist. Mast modem gas ranges, for In­ stance, feature a just-simmer ad­ justm ent for slow cooking or “ keep extra fla w for pork THE SANFORD H E R A T® and onions, coot the onlona first Section B Page :8 In butler until they’ re soft and golden. Then draw the onions to sliced liver, adding mora b u tU r 'lf one side o f the pan and fry the necessary. w arm " purposes and another hot enough to stu le a steak . The slm m er-to-tlisle operation at well as unlimited ihsdlngt o f heat between the two extremes, Is a matter o f simple manual con­ trol. Want extra flavod for pork chops? Try adding pineapple Juice or canned chunks o f the fruit t » the skillet while pan-drying the chops. TH ERM -O -TAN S POW ELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY ? N4E ?,F features we always point out,” nays W. M. Sutton, Therm-O(Staft Photo) P^tance ^ ° a 8n cs representative ns he demonstrates a Servcl Ice mnker. 117 MAGNOMA AVE Orlando, Florida fo w fJ ia J tu L trite nstolled Exclusively TH ER M -O -TAN E By G AS & APPLIANCE Co. Inc Affi and Laurel Ave. Here’s Luxurious jj Forced Air Comfort | Anyone Can Afford for any home! j TABU M SSACI...IIIIS IIWAU j Therm-o-Tane Gas & Appliance Co. Inc 9th. & Laurel Ave Yes, real forced-sir lusting with all its > comfort benefits— and at a big ■] ssvlngs for new or built homes. Savings ■ >, la *>Ke. Savings in Installation cost ' Savings in operating costs. It's unbelievable—but ste for yourssff. M 0 Mr m fktt htth opening U 'K lAl INIKO OUt ton • o il in ' •3 t« JtSU V VAIUI KAUTIFUl 1J-PIIC1 Kit Cjuais" Unvanted Gas Hsaten with Safety-Cod Cabinets ShojvJwom now festoie'Pretty a s a Plcton* styling I •r Md ire rukei ee kandyr Hi mwi i r « r * AMAZING a* a M w e p ia iN tea Srowa (Mofcogmy) ar Om it toad ISalpa) IM m w dacototor M h . Tha katrtaci ft»a war# • • • • I n M a f a i i w ith feat Mai tfcav'a* AOA. oppeart I la i aaMca t m m M w W . ar LP. pat. Modal* tn m S U M la HUNT NOVENT HEATING M tM i Mae T i e * e y te f MW WARM MORMINQ m UNIT HEATIN G EQ U IP M EN T f o b one lt% coke i t • tlrno . . . o r on let beckot foil I With ka »o hpndy. you’ll aarra aa aadlft* rtritey of ktd dithew With ka ao handy for cooliag drinU, tea'll not tairigrratt water boo la*. toll detail. Yoall hara IV) r*. ft. moti food Moraga tputl ____ on the celebration of f o n ly S maSC/ fiv e s yeu e ll e l these advantages k ;j I' JA 1* ! «-* ...‘A n r-T s • GUARANTI BO V \ = s= a a 3 ^ -s w u m es eat anWet rHugersiort Ose leer oe eessit refrigsreser esd f eddinoeel rssn ee eaeledia tetriftteisei iam. • NO MOV1NO fARTI • tllMANINT SIISNCI • AUTOMATIC OittOST F >T j B 2E 3 ■« their 10th Anniversary i and the opening of their beautiful, new, modern Exciting color-balanced Heating Specialists itylingl Bee The Senrel R efrigerator, . W arm .. Coral Gables, Fla. N onhff H e ito r and P ia e lr a y w it T fcem «Q «T iM . �A r> - •*v . Cofor In KHcken Today's Big News Tbo big m v i today la color la MM kitchen, aaira 1fcerm.O-Tana Ota Co, with fallow la flrat placo green second the color parada. Manufacturer* art mooting tbo oiltumor damaad far color by Producing kttebaa appliances and oihsr equipment la tbo moat pop* & Appliance So., Inc. Play decorator shade*. Tkia mobaa It oaay for aay one to work oot a coordinatod patiom, aa yoo can buy (aa raniaa, refrigerator*, alt* chon cablaota aad ovm aiaka la matchllag colon. For tboao who prafar wblM (aa ran(aa with color acetate, ThermO-Tano Oaa Co. point* out that aomo manufacturers an featuring nmorablo colored trlmmlny, la ordar to koap kitchen eotor achomaa flexible during the Ufa of the ran|a. But, area If you an not la tbo .»•. marks* for aaw appUaaeoo aad eq­ uipment, you eaa achieve the •‘BOW took” by naln( paint a i your mala miracle-worker. For example, to create a candy plak kltcben, start by painting tbo walls aad eoUla( a pinkish (I«y, wUb tbo calling a few shades lights than tbo walla. Next p. .it all tbo woodwork and cabinets iur faronte abode of pink. Finalebooea floor covering and coun* ter tops the tamo shade of gray as tbo colling. BEST W I S H E S :# TO TH ER M -O -TA N E THE FLEET OF THEM*0*TANE trucks which servo customers la thia area with ap­ pliances, cylinder and bulk deliveries. (S ta ff Photo) Try adding leftover cooked rice! few tablespoons to oae cup of waffles or pancakes for Interest- batter. Ing loxtura and now taata—use s| M od ern Building a n d Showroom ■Only S T E W A R T - W A R N E R \ SEALS THE FLAME! a n d Your JO Years I * ►’ o f Progress CABINS W E A R E HAPPY T O SUPPLY a The August 80 Isaua, Wo) Street Journal, quoted tbo feUlr. Ina atatlstlea on centnl h boatlngt Oaa YO U W ITH A L L YO U R T IR E S lOJOO.OOO Oil 10,100,000 Cool 7,K0fi00 For tbo first time gM loads la central hooting. Although It la the youngest fool, It bow bei the list Again, a clear oxpresokm of America’s choice of quick, elooa, economical Asphalt Ulo makes a tough, attractive /fleering, but bu requires regular care to keep. it . from got* Mag andshabby. aha . — Kretebed --------------Wash U regularly wtth thick warm the. tap of tha Hbso with a men wrung out dear water, and allow to dry1 Thli automstk room-lit* Wall llsaw* It oatint to iniull. Cin lupplcmcnt prttto* bMtiflg i)ticm. "Sifelr-Sc.ltd'* lot po»ltivsMl.ty. fktlforsddrdnorm, portb«i, hard-lo-hsat room*, gsragrt, spsrtmtoti. IIH G Got Heading List In Central Heatin H. B. POPE CO. IN C Your U. S. R O YA L Deoler S00 8. PARK A VE. PHONE 1440 NO chlMRiy...NO STEIlllIRT^IIIlIRnEI ✓ CONGRATULATIONS THERHO-TANE GAS & APPLIANCE CO., PHONN IBM •th A LAU REL jh t t t • • > • 0 t • • 0 M 9 THERM-O-TANE GAS & APPLIANCE . , . Available Everywhere, • # Dapaedabla always far Caaklai, • Hat Water, HOME HEATIN6I • * O N Y O U R N 6 W M O D ERN lO M rjf ivvwf an a ihwi ■ ww » _ _ m any wonderful odvan to*#* o f IF O A S— your moat tnnvnnlnwt an d ou tom otk to uiMry t ld# nm . r, sorvko Is our |ob. iM M f m o m SH O W R O O M & OFFICE BUILDING d l— e ss e s M m I M i A f f | | f SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMPANY TULSA, OKLAHOMA -TANE liance Co. Inc. SUPPLIERS O F LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM G AS _ . ~ .T*VV* • u x : ......... �Try botUm vinegar at tha u n t i Thl m ay keep fhh: THE SANFORD HERALD time that you art cooking flak, remaining la Idtakaa. Section B Ing to "The Pilot," »how aalaa through June 19IW domeatle water heater* a* follow*: Gaa 1.4.™,.too Electric 468,700 Thl* Information, *»v« “ The Pilot" wa* a releaied by the elec­ trical Induatry on their aalaa of electric water heater* compared with gaa water heater*. BULK DELIVERY CUSTOMERS o f Therm-O-Tana Gaa A Appliance Co. are served by H. V. Buckner. (8 ta ff Photo) a hoiaehold It'a eaalar to auda out a fata piece* every day or evening la- bnuh la hot auday water, rim* (tcad of waiting for on* big week- u , 1, , * water, ahake It to LSfSLSJ m Z There'* no need to uae too much water on a tile floor. It'a tha auda a rich lather with a minimum of water, and wipe o ff with • wrungout cloth or mop. Lot the floor dry thoroughly — preferably with the window open — before replacing the rug, hamper, andl other bathroom accettorlea. C°u THERM - O - TANE GAS & APPLIANCE C O ., Inc. • W e are pleased that we ware aelectad to lit*tail tha plumbing In your new ahowroum. ROY WALL PLUMBING T L a M on a l extends c o n g r a t u la tio n s to Visit us during our Grand Opening Fri. Sept. 28th W E ARE Fully’Automatic Washer W ITH A U TH IS! IX C L U S IV I FEATURES e • e e e e • : O M HAVE Bolt-In, fufly-automatlc, money-raving Sudt-MIter*. 7 Rlneee ore meet thorough yet me leu water, 2-Temp water eelactor, Automatic Wing regardleu of water preuure. Big wcuMng capacity In ipace-taving detlgn. Co Pert (optional) for rol-away waihing. J-Vear parti warranty on trantmiuion. f I N . . . $ U IT IN HAD A PART B U ILD IN G T H IS B EA U T IFU L B U ILD IN G N O W I WIRING BY THERM -O-TANE STAFFORD GAS & A PPLIA N CE CO ., IN C M k * Im m I A n PROUD T O 321 MAGNOLIA AVE. ELECTR PHOfl T $***' : P hoii, l s i on the completion of their newe modern thowroom and offica building 802 W EST TH IRTEENTH ST. PHONE 79 Visit T h erm -o-T a n e During Their\G rand O p en in g Friday Sept. 2 8 th 9 :0 0 6.00 p. m. (Hm ___ �a- Automatic Gas Dryer Saves Time And what did YOU do with the 10 days your gaa clothes clothe* dryar dryer SO u ved you the pait twelve month*? savsd tha past months? That’s ex­ That’* tha the dividend of time expert* figure you gain each year yaar without even avan trying, simply almply by ualng your automatic gaa ga* dryar dryer using Imtaad o f hanging your clothes clothe* Instead mrt400rt, outdoors. u you vim tu think la an en exaaatratthink this exaggerat­ If rn Ihu thi* is la axaggerat lomtUmei, Jtut aa you had finished hanging the very last Item, it would 'tart to rain and you had to take everything off the line* again to dry In the basement. You'll probably fill In your own review o f what-lt-wai-Hke with remlniacene* o f your own—like the time you hung the clothe*, •*t,r * |n Indf th® coatwl lln* broke, fo |hit* mr,ln ryth wlth granted all the benefit! of >pee ed-up, no-fuei-no-both«r drying 1 door*. However, you’re lntereiti In the faet that m olt manufactu eri sf garment* made of "m lricli fabric* approve of machine was Ing and drying In a ga* cloth dryer. Perhaps you have ■ la model wth dual automatic contra and brind safety-stop that offeri feature*; Iow htIt or„ ed ed estimate, estimate, you you hava have only only to to re­ re- mud; or the time everything froxe call bow It took you to get to the line and you had to wait how long H waahday iinl until weather changed before you through with i.typ ical washday ,w_ year* „ ir i before w a r e clothes riethea dryers drvera ap­ so- cetdd take the clothe* down. Urn __ . tK--_ Now you’re inclined to take for peared en tha market — those dreary b o o n you consumed cart­ ing a heavy basket of wet wash outdoors, hanging tha clothes, then taking them o ff the Una* and eartg them Into the house when . . . r l t a r / a '‘digest*1- Of• what f you did, after you tool| the clothes out- -cf the washnc^. Actually, it wasn’ t as simple or cut-and-drlsd as that. TNt begin with, before you hung ■ single place, you washed and wiped the clothesline*, to avoid ■treaklng or smudging clothes; but despite your care, you often came across the tell-tale clothes­ pin marks aa you sorted the laun­ dry preparatory to Ironing. Next, you shook each piece aa you took It out of tha basket, and pinned it to the line. You were methodical and liked to group thinge together, which took a little longer; and aometimes you even transposed articles, after you had hung them, so that all tha Item* ware appropriately "related” . And high •‘wind" which 1* Ideal man-made fibre*. Just follow tl manufacturer'* Instruction*. **: Tberm-O-Tane Gaa and Applian Co. and you can’t go wrong. THE SANFORD HERALD Page 6____________ 8ectlon B Report Shows Gas Ranges Preferred A September Issue o f Retailing Dally quoted Gas Range sales through Juno as 1,010,925 as com­ pared with electric range sates o f approximately 726,100. This clearly reflect* the In­ creasing preference for gaa range* by the American housewife, say* the magatlne. _____ 1 Small fry like this: bowl, o f •tnm'ato soup sprinkled with popcorn. 208 OTTLEitDR. N. E. ATLANTA, GA. Congratulates Therm-o-Tane Gas & Appliance Co. Inc. Ing gait or olecarie dryer. Finished in white enamel, the Supreme ironer (right) occupies storage space o f only lfi-t/i” x 84-1,4’’ . It Is equipped with eastern to roll any­ where in the room fo r use. N EW AUTOMATIC WASHER, with two separata teds and cyclea fo r laundering normal nnd delicate fa­ des, forma an ideal laundry corner when flanked by ik, clothes dyyer and ironer. The nine-pound capacity !A Whirlpool 1956 Imperial waaher (left) haa a match- Do your fam ily'! food taste* dif­ fer? For a quick lunch, put sand­ wich filling* o f various aorta Into different plastic container! and placs on U blt with a tray of Mis a quarter cup o f eugar A hard-cooked egg leftover? sliced bread; let each member of with a couple o f teaspoon* of Press It through a small fina th« family make sandwiches of cinnamon; spread over well-but­ strainer and mix It with French his or her own choice. Leftover* tered toast and reheat under the dressing for us* on a vegetabla in container! can go right back Weller. Into the refrigerator. salad. Laundry-in-the-Bathroom Adds Efficiency To Home YOU CAN HEAT a Y AM ROOM OR YOUR ENTIRE HOUSE WITH Congratulations For existing houses, sa- weU pa as new r .:r ieonn ­ struction. bathroom and laundry are eailly com­ bined. Short pipe-runs tor plumblna keep instaUallon cost low. Aa I* a It* bathroom nice­ ly a c c o mmo d a t e s a standard slse washer •»d. d2 ?.r . eueh aa KCA Whirlpool 1IM Imperial models. For sm a lle r b a th room s, i s x p 'S L m - EX jsssr “ v • * W E ARE GLAD TO H AVE THERM-O-TANE HOOK-UPS ON - M AYTAG GAS RANGES. A rtv sa a a a s w s s a s . * ■ » ■ ' n * ? ® •Uow ebwese *pae# tor .^ .> ° .lh* rii * ,lh d ,y need*. Ovarhead cabinets 6*m* handy. Washer and dryer tops as counter apace tor eortln* and folding. 7 ^ H e o e lia e it. AREA HEAT 'J E T J E l J i f f BAG G ER LY Mia a quarter cup o f softened butter with lt t teaspoons prepar­ AUTHORIZED ed mustard; spread bread with MAYTAG fo r a tender, rich-tasting cook!* mixture when making ham sand­ wt will gut calls for "repasts,* wiches. r» Pkachlc Bar*. After you'va mads the eaiy-teila dough, spread half of it In « Mrfnrf pan, Bpread paarh pretree* over the dough, than drop * replaining daugh ever tha top. ha thin layer of preserves mskai poaehy surprise filling. Out down on tha measuring and iftlng whan you bake .cookies ad quick breads by using selfislag flour. Yon can aaa from da raceIp* how convenient It to use. The baking powder and lh are already In lha flour In Wrest amount*, so your time la ‘ APPLIANCE CENTER 115 MAGNOLIA AVE DEALER Congratulations: PEACHIB EASE e w , lifted enriched aalf-rising COMPLIMENTS • eMti you b«i in every way to kg* your heme wMi Dgarborn Aim Hart. V Fjg hovwt’t Iword about Dwarbom Atm Hoot. . . comb ki and Irt m Ml yem abort I . , , yawl wv# monwyi PHONE 1757 Therm-o-Tane Gas & Appliance Co. Inc. 9th . and Laurel A ve. Grand Opening FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 8 th . 0 e Saafords M ost M odem Showroom sad Office Bolding A. O. SMITH. PERMAGLAS WATER HEATERS: v, 4 . . . *f. . Proven in - over 3,000,000 homes w The • one fla a s • liner w ater heater ' Are Supplied By--- J. A M . C0RP. 2103 M A R K E T - STREET that haa earned you r confidence J a ck son ville, Florida £ 9 �THE SANFORD HERALD Section R A household short rut is to clean ,'.rr 0 cCtro,* , *c method— oUlng It In an enamel pan with solution o f baking soda plus a Fnge 7 sheet «.f aluminum. After tho allver Is bright. It must be washed In hot soapsuds and rinsed with hot water. Congratulations aO O O U 3< % Therm-o-Tane Gas S' & Appliance Co. Inc. TH ER M -O -TA N E * • . On WE ARE PROUD T O SUPPLY YOUR F L E E T O F TR U C K S W ITH GAS AND O IL The O pen in g EW S A L E S ROOM HUGHES TEXACO 1120 SANFORD AVE. FROM • A LACY NYLON I’ ETTICOAT doesn't rcqtilro hatul-wanhiiig since the Introduction of n new washer with two separate speeds and cycles. Resides a normal sjwed and time allotment for regular fabrics, the now ItCA Whirlpool 1050 Imperial automatic (left) has a one-third lower s|Hsod and shorter time for washing, rinsing and spin-drying deli­ cate fabrics. Three-temperature and three-level water selectors provide the proper heat and amount of water for small loads of silks and nylons. Even nylon stockings can go into the new washer— without danger of fingernail snags. A matching gas dryer is At right. A little diced leftover ham and' Unking m acaroon*? Tup thorn, Paprika, added to tho ucaaoncd cooked rice plus diced celery before baking, with chocolate flour in which chicken piece* are cooked until lo ft In butter make iprinkle*. piece* o f glazed pine* rolled before frying, help* give a fine stuffing fo r green pappers. aplo or cherdipi, or amalt pecuna. attractive brown color. Cut o f f endi o f pepper* and scoop out seeds and mem branes; par­ boil the peppers for about five minutes In lightly sailed water, then stuff and top with buttered crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven, in a pan with about a ralfinch o f water in II, until the peppeis are tender and the browned— about h alf an hour. T o wa»h your tile bathroom floor to a gleaming while, odd a little ammonia to the soapsuds. A stiff scrubbing brush will erase stubborn spots, but such spots won't have a chance to develop if you rely on sud* several times a Q a lo h k fipjatiancQ Qohp. See The Beautiful S election o f C aloric R anges In The N ew Showroom Room a t 9th. 6 Laurel A ve. | | j . ->••.y*-** week. - ,\ gasrangehere'withseverything the ell-new T youwent; Just one extra small suds-up job a day will keep your house In good order all year 'round. 1 CONGRATULATIONS * } waist-high broiler...rotisserle... a --^^matchless"performance...brilllantstyling} C. H. (Robbie) Robertson AND • U I W W IIBIBIIT UOHTM—AvsHaMs la 4 e s c ta je tia .!- Therm-o-Tane Gas Co. ON s& 'tK aAfssr- COMPLETION OF THEIR NEW : DISPLAY BUILDING . . . W H I T E S A N D S NEW 3 6 " RANOC W E ARE PROUD T O H A V E B E E N SELEC T ED T O IN S T A LL T H E M O D E R N GLASS FR O N T A N D EN TRA N CE IN T H IS B EA U T IFU L BU ILD IN G . 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T 2 £ " !£ £ l PN' n r • * » m • MISfeSarmm ' r . - ■' 9 Hi fir Laurel A vt. -•a -i PhoM U lf A �We are proud to announce the completion of our new ultra modern showroom and office building located a t 9th St. and Laurel Aye. In addition to celebrating our Grand Opening we are also celebrating our 10th Anniversary. Mayor F. D. Scott will cut the ribbon offically beginning our Grand Opening Friday September 2& tit 9:00 a.m. Quality plus outstanding Beauty, Budget minded Thrift, Tops in Convenience, Perfect in Cooking, Simple easy Cleaning. . . . A Permaglas water heater, that makes all others old-fashioned With a Eye-Hi temperature control, striking aqua-and copper styling, exclusive, efficient HEETWELL design. The Ho-Bo Chef is the finest all round outdoor cooker made Stainless pot, brazier, fire divider, hood & grill, collapsible cart and formica serving board. A new look. . . . A better design in unvented gas home heaters. Ultra distinctive “ Rio Grande” series sets a new standard fo r beauty and perfection in unvented gas heaters. Friday, September 28th may be your lucky day, come by and help us celebrate. You Nutone Inbuilt Mixer, Blender * Sharpener do not have to purchase any­ thing to win. We will give away a gleaming copper trimed 8 cup •carafe. Hand blown from Inland's famous triple heatproof glass. W e will carry a complete line o f Ranges, Water H eaters, Space Heaters, Refrigerators, Whirl pool W ashers & Dryers & Gas Equipment Com plete gas installation service to fit any one’s GAS & APPLIANCE Co. Inc b u d g e t W e sell Sinclair L*P g a s . . . you can't beat Sin­ clair for Integrity, Quality, Performance 9th f t Laurel A ve. & Service. Phone 1S19 P P M | i • *• *V »V • 'i** ft •r‘ ■ —t* *-— i ‘ L.‘iJfiL.QSeZ£3 BP«jji> CK»iSWIIr.» : 4 ■ - V i .. ___ •' »•.. • — �§> m datb Ifm itf* Shop and Save In Sanford If Ym t H m U la Nat Delivered By • P. M. Can 1821 Bafora 7 P. M. Par DeUvery AN INDEPENDENT D AILY NEW SPAPER VOULME XLVin Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA & ZP7. i r - r a f T Korean Milwee Reports County Official Is Shot 'School Enrollment Rise “ School enrollment, or m em b er^ •hip, t u t Friday," Rayburn T. Milwee, 8em!nole County Super* httenJent o f Public Inatructinn, told achool teacher* lait night “ ie five higher than it hae ever been." Milwee, apeaklng at a meeting LONDON tD— A aecond Yalta, e f the Seminole County Teachers Association held at Plnecrut conference appeared In the mak-! School, laid that “ The achool ing today following thu arrival o f | membership at the end of laat Yugoelav President Tito and SovFriday had a total o f both white let Communist party chief Nikita and colored atudenta o f 8,701 Lust Khrushchev In the Black Sea January Seminole County achooli resort. The presem-c o f Soviet Premier leached iu hlgheat total In memBy Senator Douglas Slenstrem Stenat Bulganin and Foreign Minister ^bcrahlp which waa 8,697. October should be a significant Of this total," he aaid, “ 1.038; Dmitri Shepllov at Sochi, another month in the Uvea of the memare white children and 2,668 are Black Sea resort less than an bera of all of the churches of __________ ____ _ our community. It la during this colored." 1hour'* flying time from Yalta, tu widespread wiui'Biiivtiu W rtvat* , ' .... Pointing out the growth o f Semi-1 ti'iiv lent vinii'iicu credence to e a -t - l j J ^ J ^ g *M^1. 1^.. . „ # it . a . \ ing itrcfied throughout the hole County in achool population ern beliefa that top-lcvcl Lommun* ti*n , j n our own community and the Superintendent o f Public In* 1st talks were planned. Bolstering the speculation In the county, the Seminole County Mini atructlon said that at the end of (he first month o f laat year’s West was the surprise nature of.aterial Association la emphasising session there was a total of 6,. the n ,_hl b Tlto d Bulganin ! church ,0F*lt>' and t*f«'Importance 17t children attending acnoul with . _ . . n ;of regular and faithful attendance 98714 of them while children and *rom ®*'*r de 10 Rtusle y«ater-|an)1 Wor,hip at our churches1,457 colored. ‘•■F •nd the l*r*« numlyr o f ad* While church memberehlp involves more than attendance, “ If the same percentage of iu- vlaera Oil hand for ,o r what „ , was , de- muc h our ministerial aisoclatlon la create from now to the end of the ° ^ C , y ** * tew urging church attandance a i a peak month which ia usually -Ian* ' wary holds," Milwee told Seminole Bulganin and Shepllov previous* means o f expressing our loyalty County achool teachers, “ we b ’ '<■>* oocn reported on a holiday to the churches o f our commu­ nity. should have approximately 7,200 I*' Bochi. Thomas Payne once wrote, dur­ children in achool." i Word that Tito and Khrushchev As for Individual growth in i h»«* reached Yalta— site o f tha ing the days o f the Revolutionary schools, the School Superintend-•Last World War II meetings be* War, that "These are times which Avnt pointed out that the white i tween Roosevelt, Churchill and try men's souls". I suppose that (Wj-L—. ■school with the *-*------* biggeit — total■ •la Stalin — came from Belgrade much the same could be said o f Lyman, at Loogwood, with 831, radio. An earlier Moscow radio! the age In which We live. By turn Bouthaide School naxt with 881, broadcast reported they h aj ar­ Ing to God through the chutch and (ban Seminole High School with rived in Sevastopol from Yugo­ ragular attendance, we renew our S72 and Plnecrest School with CTO. slavia and they “ Journeyed to the faith in ourselves, our fellowmen, In the colored schools, 761 was south roast o f tha Crimea where and, most Important of all In the Father of all men. It recalls (he total at Crooms Academy, they will be resting." to our minds and hearts the true 888 at Goldiban School and 428 The Tito-Khrushchev party left values and ideals which are of ot Midway School. Belgrade in a surprise move early God. Milwee told the teachers that yesterday. The Yugoslav group Mr. Hoover, our FBI head, has “ during the week o f Nov. 0, a . included Tito’a wife Jovar.ka, Vice said that the institution the com­ '.{school building survey team from President Alexander Rankovic and munists fear moat Is the church the 8 tatc Department or. Educe* DJuro Pucar. chaliman o f the - (M i end the University o f Florida state o f Boabu-Uerceguvlna and He has also said that the church la fighting the moat effective bat­ will eome into Seminole Cotmtv a member o f bo Yugoslav Com­ tle against those Ideals alien to munist party Politburo. and project our building nceda our American Ideal o f govern­ through I860." ment. If this is so, and surely The Seminole County Teachers It must be, through faithfulness Association named Mra. Hilda to the church o f our choice, we Wray and Ernest Cowley as dele­ are not only witnessing for Him gates to the statewide meeting of but we are striking a blow against the Classroom Teachers Associa­ George Dabbs, president of the all who would deny the worth tion which will be beld in JackionSeminole County TB Assn-, has o f the Individual and who would <grille later this year. called a special meeting o f the deny to us the freedoms which executive board to be held at the we and our forefathers have en­ home of Mra. Lorraine Graham, joyed as Americana. 204 W. 26th St., tonight at 7:20. In this forthcoming month of The purpose o f the meeting la October, :«iay we make a specie Partly dandy tad to make ptane far the Christmaa pledge to be faithful in aur Batnrdoyi lot Seal Drive. church attendance and unrihln 2nd Yalta Conference Appears In Making October Should Be j Significant Month To Churchgoers i TB Assn. To Meet Tonight A t 7:30 Weather SEOUL (A P )—Chang Myun, President Byngman Rhea's out spoken oppoaltlba vice president, was shot and wounded In tha hand today as he Stepped from tbt stage* o f a political convention The attempted assassination came leas than 24 hours after the Rhre-domlnated National Assenv hly voted 86-8 to warn Chang against continuing his critiam o f the government, Cliang, a Roman Catholic and a former ambassader to tha United States, has been in offatid-on seclusion since he was chosen vice president May 15 af­ ter a turbulent election campaign. The candidate of the opposition Democratic party, he decisively defeated Rhee’a running mate. The assassin, identified by po­ lice as Kin Sang Poon, 38, fired two revolver shots at 2:35 p.tn as Chang stepped to the floor aft­ er addressing a Democratic party convention in the municipal thea­ ter. One bullet went through the palm o f Chang's left hand. A par­ ty aide said several bones were smashed. The vice president, aft­ er being treated by a doctor at­ tending the convention, shut him­ self up In his home and refused to see newsmen. Police said Kim, a veteran of the Korean War, admitted the as­ sassination attempt and aaid in explanation: M1 thought ha would do a fair job for the nation, but he was try­ ing to fraternise with Japan, which is my enemy." Allyson Lett, Loco I Concert Pianist To Appear On T V Talavlsion vlswera o f Sanford and Central Florida have a apodal treat in state a l T o'clock Monday night whan tha talented, popular concert pianist, Allyson Lea, will appear as guest artist on tha Wal­ ter Kimble program on WDBOTV. Allyson, 12 year old daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lae of this city, ha a been the recipient o f many complimottta on the occasion o f hsr appearances lo­ cally and at other points because o f her unusual talent In one so young, (aa aha plays over 10 selections from memory) and her fine personality. Although her appearance on Monday night's program will bo limited to one number, it will af­ ford those who haven’t heard her an opportunity to so# and haar an artist for whom a great musi­ cal futura la predicted. FSU President Tells Retirement ORLANDO (JB— Dr. Doak 8. Campbell today annoanced to the Board o f Control hla retirement aa president o f Florida State Univer­ sity at the doee a f the present school year. Dr. Campbell, M, ie in hla lath yoar as president o f the Tallahas see institution. He earn* there from Peabody Teachers College at Nashville, Tenn. Hi* action apparently took the board by surprise. Hollis Rinehart, a member of th# board from Miami, commentod " I can only say (hat this ia shocking although we bare expectat! It." Chairman Ralph Millar o f Or­ lando said “ thla con only be ac­ cepted by the board with regret. Few can look forward to reaching retirement age with as much dig­ nity and accomplishment, as you have. We will look for a/m an to take the place you occupy. You caa't be replaced." Dr. Campbell told the board l»o was announcing hla retirement at this time to enable tha board to find a new president and to make the transition In administration as simple as possible. NO. 202 Rural Development Plan Aiding Low-Income Farmers President Hails Major Progress WASHINGTON UV- President Elsenhower today balled what ba called "m ajos progress" in aiding small and low-tncoma farmers through a rural development pro­ gram. An interdepartmental commit­ tee handling the program, under the chairmanship o f True D. Morse, undersecretary ot agricul­ ture, presented It* first annual re­ port to Elsenhower. The report* aaid afforta lo aid more than a million farm JamUlas who need to adjust to modem trends aro underway in half tha states. Elsenhower said In a statement complimenting the group's work: MAYOR F. D. SCOTT OFFICIALLY openn the brand new 825,000 Therm-O-Tsne Gas and Appliance Co. building thin morning when he cut the riubon to allow a huge crowd already waiting to vintt the ultra-modern iihow rooms, offices and warehouse located on the corner o f West 9th St. and Laurel Ave. With Mayor Scott is C. H. Robertson, vice president o f the company. (Staff Photo) Big Crowd Attends Plans Are Completed Therm-O-Tane's Formal Opening For Therapy Unit Visit Thsnn-O-Tan* Gas and ptianco Co.’s ultra-modern show offices and warabouso M s . uffleas warehouse war* formally opened this moming with a huge ekowd oa hand a t -8 o'doek waiting to get “ the first look." Representatives of the many companies whose merchandise is distributed by Thcrm-O-Tane Gu­ am! Appliance Co. were on hand lo help gteet the visitors who thronged through the store. The showrooms were brilliantly lined with the gaa appliances available throughout the year and Installed by Therm-O.Tane Ser­ vicemen. Balloons, filled with gea, float­ ed against tha ceiling creating the gay atmosphere of the for­ mal opening. nubble gum, cold drinks and souvenirs were on hand for the visitors ami their children. To bo given away at the cli max o f the format opening ac­ tivities today, are: a Dixie Range, Fcrmaglaa 30-gallon water hea­ ter, Dearborn Ho-Bo Chef, a Warm Mornlug Healer, ami • Nutone Inbuilt Mixer, Blender and Sharpener. Another feature during the daylong formal opening was that a gleaming copper eight-cup carafe given »w uy e v e ry hour on the hour, I A N . u lfu . J Don Satterlrc, Director o f tha* Therapy Unit for the Society for Crippled Children, waa in Sanford today to fln„ arrangam.nl. fqf ^ unU k# Sanford'Tuo* day. Sattorleo conferred wi th. Dp. Vincent Roberts, president o f tha BEAUMONT, Tex. OB—A noma Seminole County Medical Asso­ town Babe Dldrtkion Zahariaa ciation, Dr. Terry Bird, Seminole never forgot paid final tribute to­ County Health Officer jnd the day to tbo famous athlete who lost county's public health nurses. The Mobile Therapy Unit, her courageous three year battle against eanesr. which will be in Sanford from S It waa ncany a quarter o f a a. m. to 5 p. in. naat Tuesday, Is being brought here to determine century ogo that tha 42 year old if there are enough peoplo who Babe left this southeast Texas oil would he helped by physical refining center to gain fame and f erapy to warrant the Bonding fortune In the sports world, f l n t o f a physical therapist with the In basketball, then track and field, mobile unit to Sanford on regulaf the 1232 Olympics and golf. The Babe returned homo the visits o r to show the need fof establishing a permanent clinic. last time at mklaftomoon yester­ The Mobile Therapy Unit Dir­ day some nine hours after death ector tallied with Mrs. Mable 8 . came while she slept peacefully Brown and Mra. Hulda KJbbe, in John Scaly Hoapltal at Galves­ Seminole County Health Unit pub­ ton. Only relatives viewed the body lic health nurses and with Mra. Kathleen Anderson, District Nurso laat night at Broussard Mortuary for the Florida Crippled Child­ but a hundred or more hometown ren's Commission, relative to serv­ friends called and signed the gueat ing the Mobile Unit here neat register. Tuesday, and completing plana for The body will da in state today interviewing both crippled child­ at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Funeral services will be conducren and adults. Dr. Vincent Roberts u ld today led by the Rev. O A. WoyUk, the "Parents, even though they ate pastor, this afternoon, now taking their handicapped ] George Zaharias, husband of the children to therapy canters ol the' famous Babe, aid rclitivus will (Continued on Page Two) ' (Continued oa Fas* Two) M o bile Ap* “ lo rid a Babe Returns "Initial auccesa of this program la a challenge to all of ua In tha yaar ahead. We hava a solid foun­ dation to build upon. The rural development program la the first truly broadscai* attack oa the problems of low-income farmer*." Th* President said ovary oae of th* main recommendations mad* by tht committee of government official* in April, 1055, has boon acted upon, including expanded technical aid for families on small farms, n ew Job opportunities, training In neoagrieoltural skills, research, and communing action la r a a l areas. Ia addKlmi to M om , the ilttee is made «p ag the aattteo secretary of interior, commerce, labor, health, edooatiea a n d walfare, plus Joseph 8. Davis of the President's Council of aomte Advisers. deeaa of t» * things: . * • ■«*» ekhor Intensify and bnfldupth* level o f production, and that ha aetoaUy ia doing this program. “ Or—and the*# go together— be meat get pert-time employ, meal o ff the farm." H ospital N otes REFT. IT -•O r Berkley (Oviedo) Elisabeth Mitchell (Sanford) Mr*. W. King (Sanford) Lorraine Langford (Lake Mary) Birth* Baby Girl King Dischargee: Anna Belle riemlng (Sanford) Albeit Gibba (Sanford) 8 EPT. 28 Audrey Brownlee (Sanford) Gloria Prawa (Sanford) . Michael Swaggerty (Sanford) Visiting H aem Private Rooms, 11 a. m.—0 p. m.; Semi-Private Rooms, I p. m.—4 p. m., 7 p. m.—a p. m. Pediatrics, 11 a. m.— • p. m. (Parents and/or grand­ parents only); Obstetrics, arcording to accommodation uml no visitors during fooding o f babies. C J m Js- LO ngW O O O VelVIC League Sets 1st Session Tuesday The Longwood Civic League will hold its first meeting o f the fall season on Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 2. at the Longwood Library. There wilt be a social hour from 3 to 3:10 which will be followed by an interesting talk on The R«*l Cross —Its Role In Civil Defense by Mrs. James Qllpin of Casvelherry. Alt members are urged to at­ tend. Some Sections Will Revert To Standard T j m A Tki* Camrlnu ■ MWE I MlW nflV Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Some area* in the nation return to standard time this Sunday, INDIVIDUAL ACCIDENT Sept. 30. but the malority con­ REPORTS NOT OPEN tinue “ fast Urns" until th* last TO PUUJC Sands* in October—this year It'* TALLAHASSEE O S- Report* Oct. 28. mad* by individuals Involved In ________ _ to __ standard lime on Returning trtfflc accident* are no‘ _ ^ n. ' he Itopte'mber"da'to'are' Csiifnmi'e" the public Atty. Gen. Ervin has|x#vwU M lryjin j( norlhe«stem o*!**, , ' i Ohio, end some sections of IndlIn an optotoa given • ***• *•• ana, Pennsylvania and Delaware, quest o f assistant CUy Atty. John observing the O ct 88 date are Twnmey of Tampa, Ervin aaid New York. Vermont, most o f J. Tu the reports are confidential under Pennsylvania, the St. Louis metro­ the law because "it would he 1m- politan area In Missouri, Rhode to require a driver (a make — m i MR xram aaaiora | report which might, ad times Island, Now Jersey, Chicago and other metropolitan Illinois areas, HerAU t a s l ^ a a m thay oh^> in Sanford s t o n . ' ___________________ ________ __________ ad again n e x t Mra. A. to a declaration against sections h Virginia adjacent to 8bo#nuiker8r, coahaa a check far Mias Patty Walker this morning. Tha § liver dollars Washington, D. C.; Washington, Juot a mail part of the 8100,000 annual payroll of Tha Sanford Harold which ia D. C.; Maine, Maaaachuaetts, New ofca— aied Jate t f c t e B o n d ahopa of local marchanta. (Staff Photo) ™ A m d iM Praaa (.cased Wire VOLIE A . W IL L IA M ! 1R-, Assistant Steta Attorney, uses a poster to drive homo oa# ■ currently being held aboard speaker for ___ _______ _ ^. the September T. Mark Mock o f the Florida tway Patrol and Karlyia Houeholder, inole Talking on tha “ ‘ tsholder, Sem Seminole ^ ■ MCounty i n t y Proaacutor._____ ______ nprovemen ta o f state trajff need. ishortcomings — »and ind » w desired desire u « u* *improveraen ftM tra ffic regulations, Williams gave in tha the high' big Ttyay a different outlook on y safety program than ton the three gpaakars w ho proceedaainly on the law enforcem ent problem. ed him who spoke main! problem* Bill National Association o f Stock Car ______Autom obile Racing (N A S C A R ), ia % program 's speaker l o r tha month ot Octobdgv XOfUdal YhsUb V . ft. of his points during one u f k snrtea o f Sofa D riving Lacturaa the Sanford Naval Air 8tation. Williams ia the featured program, wm succeeding aing Patrolman Carl Willla ms and Trooper i ■>’.,a * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 27, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 27, 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 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 27, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/92a782b134b4e7ba4d502ea6912edb70.pdf 028cbecd6366de53e5b4d6ca633edfd5 PDF Text Text I I M ORE TH A N JU S T A ROOF A N D FOUR W ALLS South Pinecrest Offers • Luxury homes in a moderate price range. \ \ • Spacious country livin g with all city conveniences. • City water and City sew errPaved Streets etc. • Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property value. A PARK-LIKE COMMUNITY PROVIDES EXTRA VALUE FOR FAMILY LIVING • U ltra modern deslgii in homes and surroundings to meet today's high standards fo r Comfort, Convenience, and that “ Luxury Look". All homes arc on wide Iota, carefully positioned on curved itrceta that catty M fast tra­ ti c. All home* are landscaped and shrubbed by the builder accordIn* to a master parden plan. All convenlences-electricity, water and paved streets will all be completed and paid for. The beau­ tiful new Pinecrest Elementary School and It’a SS-aera play­ ground are within quick safe walking distance. Situated as It Is on the delight­ ful outer edge o f Sanford, South Pinecrest Is close to shopping, churches and every other e i t y comfort and convenience I f You A re A Veteran: $625 Down Paym ent (Includes closing costa) |67 P er Month (Includes taxes and Ins.)' Service Personnel F H A : 91000 Down Paym ent (Includes dosing costa) 966 P er Month * .'iy { (Includes taxes and las.) 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Far Delivery STfye § > a n ttr r b I f m t f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ULME XLVU1 SANFORD, FLORIDA E s ta b lish ed 1908 Invasion Casualties Are Heavy Security Council Tackles Suez Canal Dispute ^ J E R U S A L E M (II — A punitive raid into Jordan by irtlfterybacked Iira a li infantryman, the •bird o f Its kind thla month, a«t a ff a seven-hour battlo that anded a t dawn today with heavy eas•allies on eteh aide. 1 Israeli spokesmen said SO Jordanlahs wars killed in the raid on £ r o y and police positions near Husnan, six miles southwest of Jerusalem. Israeli acknowledged f Of the raiders were killed and 19 wounded. Jordanian arm y officers in Am K a n , the Arab capital, declared M or more o f the Israelis were killed and the rest forced to retreat In disorder after blowing up A police post and some houses. W y their account, I I Jordanian asldiers, policemen and national guardsmen lost their lives. -Jordan said the Israeli attack eras made in brigade strength, V M n ln g perhaps 1.000 or more Infantrymen, I H miles inside the armistice demarcation lino. Jor. danians had estimated Israeli strength in each of the two pre vlous attacks this month at 1,000 men. Israeli's government grimly la­ beled the raid as a warning •gainst aggression. Six Israelis had been killed in border incidents •toee Sunday. "Y h a Israeli arm y said a Jordan •rm y post as wall as the police station was overrun and dyna­ mited. Explosions from the battle, field were heard in Jerusalem toreugh the night. W.iAt mid-morning a spokesman lor. the U J f. Truce Commission •aid there had been no further ahootlng and all waa quiet. Maj. Geo. E. L. M Bums, the chief truce supervisor, left fo r the battle ground, where four U Jf. observ­ ers already ware conducting an Investigation A Jordan arm y apokeaman told •.D am ascu s newspaper by tele, mhone that Jordan farces had weuatarattacked before dawn to­ day and kflUd morn than M to»ra«U s. The Syrian Cabinet waa •ailed into emergency session to study the new flareap between Israel and Jordan. ED "PORKY" OLIVER ★ ★ ★ ★ PGA Runner-Up To Be W inter Golf Pro Here B Y lll'G H B. A K 8 L R Y Last year’s challenger for the top spot in the fir it annual Mayfair Inn 116,000. P.G.A, Open has lieen named winter Golf Pro at the locnl M ayfair Inn Country Club. Frank Mcbane Jr. announced today that Ed "P ork y” Oliver, runner-up in last year's P.G.A. Open here, will be the winter Pro fo r the seasoh. Mebane, In naming Porky Oli­ ver, revealed that Oliver Is con­ sidered one o f the greatest tee(b e n o f the Sport o f the Fair­ way*. The Jovial Oliver la prominent ia tournament circuits, and has been fo r several years. His quick and pleasing wit has tnada him Mian Graea Maria SlinacipJtar a popular favorita among the spectators and fellow player*. ★ ★ ★ He has been a major winner in two past Laltatt Opens. Oliver, an amiable (20 pounder, haa one o f the moat consistent JACKSONVILLE ( * Thirtydrives and best Iron shots in tour­ •Inn shivering Frenchmen left nament golf, and he rounted on here today for. Southern Florida his skill heavily as he entered •a d what they hope will be a Uttla last year’s P.G.A. Open late and •un. still finished second to slender They a r t hmkedng theater ownA ! Balding, M iy fa lr Inn Open era who have com e to the United winner from Canada. It waa revealed today by J. M ar­ States to sample nor ■mvles. Porky turned pro In 1940 and They were all agreed that they lon Hsrman Hr., executive editor promptly won three tournaments, y ton much tax; shrugged off o f The Sanford Hereid, that Grace Ila was P.G.A. runner-up in 1940 i government owned French TV Marie Stinecipher hos accepted and has kben second man In the appointment as correspondent fo r na no threat to tbalr Industry; and U.8. Open, the Masters, the West•ah in Hollywood's lowered pro. The Sanford Herald. Miss Stine­ | em and All-American, Last year d l l Inn • d u n ce fo r foreign film s cipher will write a weekly column he wss runner-op in the M ayfair "Collegiate Echoes” featuring col­ to get on American TV. Inn P.G.A. Open. ^They aaid French theetsra are lege campus news. Oliver will come to the Mayfair Uba those bare except there are Miss Stinecipher attended Sem­ Inn Country Club from tha Blue • o drtve-hu and French movies inole High School and graduated in Hills Country Club o f Boston, provided maid aanrice fo r babies. 1134 os fialutatorian o f her elsas. Mass., and he will compete in the Leo Dupto spoke for the group While in high school she was ac­ second annuul Muyfslr Inn P.G.A. h r asking "Is n 't it usually war- tive In many organisations and S15,000. Open that will he played held several offices in student • « u k . b o rer" Dec. 13-10. Ilo will then return 'H d was told that the mercury government. She was editor o f to Sanford to be affiliated with waa between to and 1 » last week the IBM Salmagundi, wrote for the M ayfair Inn shortly after b e t that today's chill waa dua to the Gslary Fed, and was publi­ the first o f the year and w ill re­ city o ffic e r o f the Seminole High Hurricane Flossy. main fo r the winter season, Janu­ School Band the year they went ary, February, and March. A f ­ As they boarded a bus for his. to the Mardl Gras. Also many wUI rttdand, Tampa and Miami, one ter taking second spot in the Mayremember her as w riter o f the woman was aomplaining she was fa ir Inn P.O.A. Open last year "Seminole H i" column in The •bout te g e brake tipping porters Oliver aaid, " I had a lot o f luck, Herald during the year 1B33-&4. f carrying her luggage. In and I'll Ire back nest year hoping For the past two years Miss rence, she explained, people car. for inore.'G Stinecipher has attended Mary^ thsir o w n , Oliver and his w ift, Clara, have vilie College in Maryville, Tenn. four children, and it Is expected where she was s s ta ff writer on that his family will Join him in the college nowspaper among (Cosrtiaued on Pag* 7 ) many other activities. In accepting tre position o f cor­ respondent, Miss Stinecipher stat­ M r. Robert K. Burch. 74. died ed, “ Knowing that anford resi­ ■t Seminole Momertal Hospital at dents are deeply Interested in the 1 *9 8 p. m. last night following a accomplishments o f their own col­ WASHINGTON ~ A House lege students since they are the Mr. Burch was bora on April future leading citisens o f Sanford, subcommittee's investigation of schools f t IMS in Amltyvine, L . 1., New It Is my sincere desire to bring to Washington's integrated T o r t . He Uv*d la Sanford fo r the readers o f The Sanford Herald drew praise today from Chairman eight years, making U s home with a column containing a complete McMIlllan ,n~SC of tho House Dial, Bis son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and detailed account o f the San­ o f Columbia Committee. McMiUian’S committee is tho par­ Mto Mrs. K. L . Andrews an South ford college student. I would like ent o f the investigating group. Sanford Ava. this column to include news from His action tools on significance in He is survived by three daugh­ each o f the colleges that Sanfofd the light o f attacks on the in fostL ters, Mrs. E. L . Andrews, San- students are attending and reports gallon by tho National Assn, for dead; Mrs. Kenneth Maya, P o t. on the accomplishments o f the in­ the Advancement o f Colored Peo­ ttrariile, N. V .; and Mrs. Leonard dividual college studente. I hope ple and by Rep. Wier, D-Mtan., Cberner. Lakewood. N . J.; one sen, (hat the students themselves wUI a member of McMUan'a com m it, Russell Burch. AmityvOto, N . Y.J realise that this is T H E IR column tee. jjin e grandchildren five great and will o ffe r suggestions apd also Tho N AACP has called fo r aus. grandchildren; two sisters. Mrs. help by sending me newe o f their pension o f the bearing*, and Weir Nora Kioto, Amityvlito, N . Y „ own particular college. With the has said the subcommittee coun­ N f » . WUla Hash alyo o f Am ity- students tad townspeople helping sel, Willem Gerber, should] be w0to| one hrafbtr, Evorord Burch, in this big way, I em sura that suspended fo r what Wier called • Amityvlito, If. Y . together we can create a very in­ "disgraceful perform an ce."' Bamatoa will be ta k s « to A m ity. teresting and worthwhile column." McMillan sent Cbairmaa James vSe, N . Y . at M S temsrerw after, Miss Stinecipher Is now attend­ C. Davis D-Ga. o f the subcom­ naan where tbs funeral and hartal ing Stetson University where she is mittee • telegram congratulating w i l toko place at 1 p. as. Sabir. a junior student o f elementary both tha "subcommittee and Ger­ 4 *r education. She cen be reached at b e r."' to la Bok 813, Stetson University, DeThe telegram was released as Land. or e t 407-J in Sanford. the subcommittee continued it* Frenchmen Leave For South Florida Peeking Sunshine « J R. K. Burch Dios A fter Short Illness Miss Stinecipher To Write College Column For Herald U N ITED NATIONS, N . Y . — Britain and France squared o ff fo r « preliminary test o f strength with Egypt today as the U. N. Security Council tackled the 8uet Canal dispute for the first time. The two West European powers said that at the meeting this after­ noon of the 11-nation council they would fight vigorously against Egypt's more to charge Britain and France with actions threaten, ing world peace. The Brltish-French stand was expected to trigger a sharp procedural debate over Just what should be on the council’ s agenda and how It should approach the bitter dispute over Egyptian Pre*. ident Nasser's nationalization of the strategic East-West waterway. By the time the opening round is concluded, there should be eome Indications which way the council will lean when it comes to grip* with the basic issues, probably a week from now. British and French diplomats were busy putting into shape the proposal they plan to lay before the council after the preliminaries are cleared away. This will be submitted formally by British For. rlgn Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau, who are expected hero early next week. U. S. Secretary o f State Dulles also Is expected to Join in the la­ ter debate but there was no indica­ tion from Moscow whether Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepllov would come to New York. Funeral Parlor Tells Completion O f Remodeling The Gramkow Funeral Home (form erly Gautier’s) on Highway 17-02, south, this weak announce the completion o f extensive re­ modeling throughout their buildinr. On* o f the newest firms in Sanford, Gramkow’s is under the ownership and management o f William A . (B ill)) Lockard and William I.. Gramkow. Gtamhaw* tha flrm'a mortician, Is • greduote a t tho Cincinnati CM Urir* r jEmlialmliig ami war. form erly associated with funeral horaea In Ocala and Miami, Lock­ ard, the other member o f the firm is a graduate o f Marietta College, Ohio, and has had varied business experience before coming to San­ ford. A formal grand opening of tha firm's remodeled funeral parlors is planned fo r tha near futuro. LA Is Suffering Fresh Air Shortage WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1956 NO. 201 City's Financial Condition Sound Reports To Board "T h e City o f SsnforJ Is In good, sound financial coadition," Com­ missioner John Krider said Mon­ day night. Commissioner Kridi-r m ail' tha statement concerning Saiuord’a ability to rope with its monetary problems In the future and rs> pcclaily pointing to the retirement o f bonds and long standing Indebt­ edness. Krklcr based his comment on a report prepared by CUy Clerk 1L N. Sayer which analyzed Sanford's Tax Levy for Debt Service from IBM through IBM and projected the estimated income o f the city fo r Debt Sen-ice for the next ten years. Sayer's report states that "Th is projection represents an annual Increate o f f i t , 000. In my report o f "Bond Retirement” o f Feb. 3, IBM, It was estimated that it would require an annual increase o f only 13,000 t* maturity to pro­ vide sufficient funds to have all the bonria retired at maturity date." Commissioner Krider told the Board o f Sanford City Commis­ sioners that "In IBM, when a millage o f 18 mill* wa* levied the city received 888,000; In IB47 with a 13 mill levy, 1103,000 waa recelv. #d; a 8*4 mill debt service levy In 1848 and again In mar realis­ ed 1133,000 and I130.3M; fl mills were levied in 1B30, 1B51A'S.tr V which brought the d tp $182,000 and 1141,160; d < M ^ = Y millage in 1B53 was reiu ectf to 8*4 mills with a revenue o f 8143,689; again In IBM the debt service rnllUga was reduced, this l i n e to V mills w it>~* revenue o f |I33^ 116; In ie for debt service • .* with re­ turns o. , l t now the millage thla ye*.. /(seal IBM67 waa again act at alx mills with an anticipated revenue o f >138,000. Sayer, in his analysis, and In the projection o f estimated ap­ propriation! fo r debt aervlce for the nest tan years with the tax levy remaining at alx mill* show­ ed an >11,000 gain in revenue each year through the fiscal year 1807A total o f >383,000 would be collected In the final year o f the projection. Commissioner John Krider said, " I tee no reason why our Indsbt* ednes* cannot be retired by ma­ turity date. "1 wont to paint out, emphatic­ ally, too," said Krider. “ that tha flgurei presented In the analysis and projection do not include any expansion o f the city during the coming years. "There are conservative fig ­ ures,” ha said, "baaed on past two-year average increase." "Th e City o f 8anford'* finincial condition right now la certainly on* that w * can be proud of and havo confidence in ," Krider said. LOS ANGELES ( f t - There's a serious shortage of fresh air in Los Angeles, experts told a legis­ lative hearing yesterday. Smog might rause thousands o f deaths before anyone realized what was happening. Panle might follow, A lot o f peo­ ple might go crazy The experts testified at a hear. Ing »n smog's effofct on public health. Dr. Leslie A. Chambers, re­ search director o f the Los Angeles County air pollution control die. trlct, explained the problem. A layer o f warm air often spreads over the cooler air in the Los Angeles basin. When the warm air reaches down below the height o f the surrounding moun­ tain! i f * like a lid. ti'enerally fa ir through Thursday; Intermittent breezes break up the lid— like temperature Inversion low tonight 33-8# from time to time, letting in fresh air. Dr. Chambers said tha five mil. lion living in the basin already us* more fr«»h air than It can bold when the lid is on. U the inversion should hold for several days, hr said, there would! be ao fresh air to brsathc. • Weather Additional Local News On Page 7 Integrated School Study Praised hearings by questioning Mrs. M L riam L. Beale teacher a t Roosevelt Senior High School. Asked about recent criticism o f Mrs. EJva Wells, principal of Roosevelt, by a Board o f Educe. tL . member. Mrs. oBale said that her own school children "know thc criticism to be utterly false." The board member, Wesley Wil­ liams, Negro, was quoted aa say­ ing that Mrs. Wells was impeding integration. Mrs. eBal* said children ia her home room brought newspaper clippings o f the statement and "rem arked they were lies." The witness praised the work o f Mrs. WtUs as • principal, and said that Mrs. Weils undertook te handle all disciplinary cases to aL low teachers te concentrate on teaching. Mrs. B u l l said the tow aehlvemeat levels o f many pupils a t tho integrated Roosevelt High School has thrust on teachers there the problem e t trying to teach on tha Wira elementary level. She said these teachers have been trained for high school work and cannot afford to take the time and money and " g e back to take elementary training courses." Since integration, sha said, dis­ ciplinary problems havo increased fourfold, but that Mr*. Wells "ha* don* a praiseworthy Job of keep­ ing the school running smoothly." Asked concerning any Increase in the use of obscene language at the school, Mrs. Beale said for the first time sha has heard such lan­ guage and found It written "on my bulletin boards and on post­ ers." McMillan, In hi* telegram te Davis, said "congratulations on the fien work you and members of your subcommittee are doing in giving dm people o f the United States the true facta surrounding tho tow scholastic standings and other condition* existing in the schools a< tho ■atton's capital." "THERE'S NOT A f c 'V T ^ l Jt one Ul 1 know of," nay a Architect John Burton IV (holding nketch) as hi explains the now Xire Station Number 2 to the Board of Sanford City Corntpinnionera. In the foreground is the scale model of Sanford's proposed Clvie Center. Cltv Manager Warren E. Knowles listens attentively to Burton’s explanation. (Staff Photo) ★ ★ ★ ' ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Capital Improvement Program Bring Many Benefimfo City The Capital Improvement Pro-e gram,, approved by tha Board o f Hanford City Commissioner* st their meeting Monday night, will bring benefit* to the City o f SanBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ♦ font that are o f widespread Inter­ Hurricane Flossy, downgraded est. The eight-division program U to storm flatus with half o f its punch gone, swirled Into tho A t­ estimated at >471,467.89. However, as pointed out by San­ lantic today off tha South Carolina ford's City Manager, Warren E. coast. The sea ion's sixth tropics! Knowles, cash on hand plus the storm left 13 dead and at least trading in o f old equipment, tha that many misting, plus property amount of.cash needed In com­ damage in tha Gulf estimated at By M A R Y FOWLER mitments comes to only >383,967* several million dollars. The auxiliary to the De Bary The Miami Weather Bureau said Volunteer Fire Department will .99. Commissioner Earl Higglnboth-' the storm would regain some force hold a meeting on Oct. 11, at tha am Monday night said that a com- after reaching the ocean north o f firehouse. The gueit speaker will mltmsnt fur >400,000 could be Charleston, 8. C „ but probably not bo Mrs, Katherine 8. Odham o f secured within seven days and enough to get back into the hurrl* DeLand. AU Do Bary women art even in let* time if necessary. cane class. cordially invited to attend. A t this The commitment of >400,000 Klosay formed suddenly in tha time there w ill bo further discus­ will be used to draw against as ou lf Saturday, aimed its center sion o f the auxiliary’s spectacle te rash Is needed to romplete each f„r a time at New Orleans, then be presented the next month, • project as it is undertaken, City swerved eastward and slammed fall festival on Nov. 10 starting a i Manager Knowles said. .the northwest Florida coast with 10 a.m. and lasting throoghout tho A committee was appointed *t.luO-mllc-an-hour winds late Mon- day and evening. Monday night's session to sccufe d*y. The storm’s northeasterly The firehouse at that time w ill the commitment. Those named'journey brought drought relief to be decorated in autumnal colors, were: Mayor F. D. Scott, C ity Georgia before skipping out over with carnival booths attracting tb « Clerk II. N. Sayer. City Attorney the Atlantic. More than 8 inches countryside. Donations to these William C. Hutchison, and CUy o f rain were dumped on parched committee heads w ill be appreciat­ farm lands. Manager Warren E. Knowles. ed as they will be shown fo r earl* Architect John Ilurton IV waa Belated reports o f death* and holiday shopping hints and will given the "g o ahead" at the last property damago sent both totals bring in needed revenue to the fire meeting o f the Board o f Comml*-' ■oaring. Latest victims listed were department. Mrs. Henry F . Lasher sionrrs to complete plana and Mr*. Vera Daniels, 43, o f Colum­ wil) b* general chairman, with specifications fo r the Sanford Civ bia, Mis*., who drowned when her the following assistants: Mrs. Ic Center, the Colored Swimming ear plunged Into a water-filled Robert Vance, aprons and gifts; Pool, and Ilia Fire Station No. 3. ditch; George Stewart, 31, and Mrs. Paul C. Fnxtscher, white However, Ihe "g o ahead" wa* Robert Washington, 34, who top. elephant; Harry W. Seller, grab based on the final completion of pled overboard and drowned when bag; Mrs. Talman Vsn Arsdato, securing a commitment for funds. a wind gust hit their tug near The Pantry Shelf; Prank Hill, The entire Capital Iraprovemsnt Jacksonville. Fla.; and Capt. Rob­ plants and flowers; Mrs. David J. Program, pointed out City Man­ ert D. Wllerford of Sepulveda, Runkrl and Mrs. Chris Butler, en­ ager-Knowles, will not cost the Calif., who died in the wreckage tertainment; David J. Runkel, Oli­ taxpayer a single cent. All o f the of his plane after It collided with ver Iiaisem cr, Henry Lasher and funds will rnmo from tho Florida a second jet which crashed Into a Paul Froetacher serving up “ rod Power and Light Company fran­ home near Tallahassee, Fla., and hots" and soft drinks. chise agreement monies and even killed a mother and her three The festival w ill be fun fo r all then, the estimated amortization ch^ r,n ' . . j, _ . , , |and especially fo r newcomtrs who period covers le*a than ten years. The hurricane hit Grand Isle, | become acquainted as they Completion o f the Sanfoid Civic popular Louisiana vacation resort, ^ ( ^ 1^ (ha concessions and onCenter will cost an overall >190,- destroying the Grand Isle Hotel ^ th, delicious "re d hots" which 00 which include* construction o f and many house* and boats on the the committee have had experlthe building, architects fees, and elx-mile-long Island. Damage waa ence in serving, since they good estimated at several millions o f naturedly officiate at ao many equipment. The new Sanford Fire Depart­ dollars. worthy affaire. Keep the data ment Station No. 2. sketched ami Flossy churned high tide* In its marked on your calendar, Nov. !• , proposed by Architect John Bur* wake near Panama City, Fla., "tha only Saturday o f that w eeto" ton IV is estimated to cost ap­ and caused damage estimated at proximately >31,800. However, two >300,000, Damage te oil drilling new pumpers and fire hose will equipment in the Gulf had previ­ add $42,970 to this phase o f tho ously been estimated at two m IL lion dollars. ' Capital Improvement program. The Colored Swimming Pool, Still missing were about a doiplanned for the Goldsboro Recre­ en fishermen end an undeterm­ ational Area, according to Archi­ ined number aboard the tug Ros. The first general meeting at tect Burtoo, w ill not exceed >80,- alto E. somewhere in the Gulf. the fall season o f the Women'e 000. Burton told City Commission­ Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial ■■ 7 er* that Ihe pools would be com­ Hosolta! will be held in the CUy “ PE AC E A T A N Y P R IC E " plete with showers, dressing Halt Tlrandav at • p. m. it waa rooms and necessary mechanical The rallying cry o f Presi­ announced this morning by Mrs. equipment fo r it f operation. dent Fillmore’s campaign In A . W. Fops gr.. president. The proposed Boat Basin, fo r 1846 sought to keep tha "T b it Is a very Important meet­ which completed plans havo net stale* together despite the in g", stated Mrs. Epos, who urges as yet b«-en reviewed, I* estimated question o f abolition o f slave­ every member and committee te cost not more than t U J N . ry- He waa defeated by chairman to he present, th e alee The fifth phasa o f tha Capital extendi an Invitation te any pro­ Buchanan. Improvement Program F or peaea et sated, let Want spective member*. Preceding the regular meet lag equipment that will ha traded to. Ada get your price for thing* Already approved by the Beard et you'd llko to tell. Call 1181 the executive board vritl meet at i 7tM p-Bi-. alao te the City HaH^ (Ceettoeed ea Page le v e e ) Flo ssy In Atlatfttc De Bary Auxiliary To Present Fall Festival Nov. 10 Members Urged To Be A t Auxiliary Session Thursday W A ** >ANI �•- 1-y >, THE 8AHF0 RD HERALfr TM TRYING to orrcH SOME CXMB 8AILOU HERE ‘ AT THE rl» JUMIMt r< nwrry L WHAT ARG ■>■30 DOtNQ? A N N PAG E FANCY liliiiM iih i'li SUSS "THlNfl j 'NOW, FIRST... MBRE'6 HOW I TOLO V LUE VOUP CWOWU9 15K OZ. CANS ...A N O H B K E 'S HOW TOO RUNI JQMFH J. t V K i ) O TCW I con* tinuM hie testimony I t i m w at (ha trial o f eight alitfad coeonsplratora In tha 11,211.000 Brlnk'a holdup. O’Keefe, who ha* pleaded guilty, raid he never taw tU,000 o f hi* cut o f tha loot after giving It to ooa oftha othar men for sate-keeplog. O ’Keefe alto told o f opening tha vault with five key* made by an Innocent locksmith. (International; HOWTO f*LAV FOOTBAU-, UN3A _ AMCKBYJ f— ' e-2 » I rJ ANN PAGE MACARONI OR * JANE PARKER Spaghetti 1 lb. pkgs. 2/SSc ' SANDWICH OR WIENER CAP’N JOHN’S FROZEN Oyster Stew 10-oz. Cana , 27c WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED 8TEVENMN A M IVES IN FLORIDA TONIGHT w w U...COMWO rrc * c* wt •r earn neove Me/j? im u j A* M* ASJ T*t OWUNPtO rccv? IPt /. oo, Ausreg! shcot, me roeseco ■-v q -v- - V i» iii oo on Sight wise.' rne , <5. C ohis win Get through r-1 tw M IA M I o r - A d l a I Stevenson flies Into Florida tonight seeking Democratic presidential election support in a state which backed him overwhelmingly for nomine, tion. The former Illinois governor ipeaka at Miami tonight. A state­ wide television circuit will carry hit talk to Tampa, Jacksonville, Orlando aud West Palm Beach. Ha (Uci to JaekaoavlUa tomorrow. Stevenson faces tha task of re­ storing Florida to tha Democratic column which U left in WSJ when it gave its U electoral votes to Dwight Elsenhower. 54x72’’ PLASTIC Table Cloth DENTI-HISS Tooth Paste WISCONSIN COLORED FRESH CABIN HOME CHEESE Meal 5 lbs DAILY REG. FISH or LIVER 1 lb Cane L Legal Notice “ 4 3 c • Dog Food , (J1VEN DAILY BRAND r Com- Imli.lonera o! Seminole ---Florida. at a KeguUr Meeting hel Hcptaastr " ik . m s . OllDUHKD ............*' AN KLKCTlD.N to bo t d throushout Seminole County, florid., on o r WMBrtsrW H W______ " PKIIMIT THK IH- COWS ON, . Etna/ ____ ___ m w _____ wtu.Tk1 UTATK IIACINU COMMIBHJON o“ r rLOitiDA. t o HKMINULU i’AIIK WAY.t.INC., __ _ ..... • -— ... ..HACK ..,, . M..,.. . en _ ’UUHnJHAJiwn.|»»iei« A " r ii7 u o_A V,oirpdilATit)N.V o r ........ AUOUBT A. i KD the 1SU UAY L-.......... u. m e . r o _ :l :l UPKItATlON ANU CONDLCT OK HAUNKSH 1IOIIHK COUNTY, IIACjNO rIN HKMINOLK KLUIIIDA, SIIALI. UK ItA T triK O -in H nRji7.~ri.-o tm~ KjilC TK l a NH TO DKC1DK _____________ PK IU IIT Hit ALL. w h u t u k r sJCH u l ........ m::: a p p i i u v k i j a n d l ic k n h k ih c ....... ANII ................. MKCTINUH UUICO hack ___________ PK ltlflTTK U IN SAID COUNTY. WJTNIIHH my hand and noal thlo tth dny of H.pt.mbor A. l>. ISM. n. P. Herndon. Clerk of .aid Board .or* County ponmieelonere ’ *. GEE,GRANDMA, ITHANKS FOR r PIKIN' US UP/J 3/23c Dog Meal 5 lb. pkg. 43c GRADE A DRESSED A DRAWN QUICK FROZEN SUPER RIGHT WESTERN MILK FED Cutlets Loin Chops .V, W HAT A SILLY FAD/ SUPER RIGHT WESTERN Spore Lb. 5 FLA. or GA. GRADE A Ribs lb. (W h ole) ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED Bacon D IP YOU TRY TO } KILL AIB S O X *• couldn ' t I'V e NOTHING expose W YOU A S A BANK 1 R O B B ER ? —- SU IT YOUR S flP . WHATRB YOU GOING TO DO ? YOU t L SOON RIND OUT. > beta* a <ult to (oroclono that cer­ tain mortaaae deled Julr 1. MSI. nnd of rrrord In Mortena* Itook IIS, pane SI, Hemlnole County. Flor­ ida, public rerorde, eneumbertea the fullowlnc deicrlbed real pro­ perty. tu-wlti The South lo t * feet of Lot 11, and all or Lot 11. Stuck I. Tier • according to £. R Traftord's Map of Sanford. Florida, aa per plat thereof recorded In plat Ilouk 1, pagea SS-lt of the pubUo'recurde « f Hemlnole County. Florida, and you are hereby required to file your ontwer In eald eult with tho underslaned Clerk of eald Court »"d » eopy “»•» tho PU Intlff'e attorney wlieae name and addree. appear below, pa or before Ilia 12th day of Oc­ tober SIM and In default thereof Decree Pro Confreea will bo en­ tered again.t sou. WtTNKHM my hand and official ••aI at the County Court Houee, Sanford, Bemlaole County, Florida. --- r ------- lUd. O. P. Herndon clerk of the circuit court «... « r M Burdick DC. lOfflelal Beall A. Kdwln hhlnhnl.tr P. O. Bor MS t ie Hanford Atlantic Beak Building Sanford. Plerlde. Attorney fo r Plain tiff FRESH Plum Prunes JONATHAN EATING Apples JUST IN T TIME T * NOW HOW AM I GOING TO s^TURN MV T PAGES ? / FLAME RED TOKAY 5 I VINE RIPENED JUMBO Honeydews BARTLETT Peors PASCAL Celery FRESH W E RECOM M END lb. 2 stalks 29c ' LIBBY OR DOLE'S HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Carrots Dividend Shares Aiseta over 1214,000,000 73,000 Hhureholdera Ex-dividend for both regular and extra distributions Oct. 5th— Payable Oct. 25th AppleSauce 46-OZ. CAN Hi-C Enriched IV O R Y SNOW cur Aones ALLOWANCE.’ IMAGINE THAT*THESE DAVS~ molomg 1WAT3 ■pU G H i r s H IS POOQ GlBL Z -UEAU.V PEEL SQttRY • q fQ g / -J U S r IMAGINE HOW OHC r i H P 7 V FgBL3.r/ NOW H E CANT AFFOOD TO — < TAKE H U AN^ PLACE — ir W O N T • > H U Q TH C O TO S i r IN A PEW S _ N «H T 8 fJ ( - but; d a d * > SPIC W S P A N Comstock EetnbHebed over 20 yenrs InOrinndo KegreaanUag A L L E N * CO. lg. pkg. 33c O RANG E D R IN K Chicken of the Sen lb Box 27c T U N A FISH 2 Reg. Ben Heinz Strained D IA L SO AP 23c B A B Y FOOD Flag* Dried lb. Can 29c B A B Y L IM A S H i a C n Harry'. Oatmeal 2/25 COOKIES PH O N E 54084 �QUANTITY MOOTS RESERVED f o O D s r O Rl s STAMPS PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 2»th KINGAN'S TASTY LONGER LASTINO SUDS CRACKIN' GOOD STANDARD >M m DIXIE DARLING Smooth or Krunchy TODAY'S BEST MEAT VALUE FINE FOR CHARCOAL GRILLING, BROILING, FRYING OR ROASTING RUSHED FROM FARM & GARDEN TO YOUR WINN-DIXIE DAILY Fiesh Fruits & V e g e t a b le s 1 FLAME TOKAY MOUNTAIN GROWN TENDER STRINGLESS IDAHO RUSSETT BAKINO M< PASCAL CELERY 2 NO BONE - NO WASTE. TASTE O' SEA FILLET FRESH OARDEN 19c CRISP CARROTS 2 . HICKORY SWEET (DAYS FRESHER) i L l v E I I D M V V II M l CELLO R FROZEN FRESH SPICED LUNCH MT - SLICED BOLOGONA OR EAT-RITE DIXIANA SLICED L.O.S. PURE CREAMERY 1 BITTER FROZEN S T R A W B E R R I E S Sc SUPERBRAND GO VT. OR "A " MEDIUM MOR-VAl FRESH SUPERBRAND CO nAGE F ROZEN ORANGE J U I C E ON E E S E CHCEZ WHIZ 16-OZ 7 c JESSE JEWELL FROZEN Chicken Pies •CADS O' BLEACH ALCOA ALUMINUM COCKTAIL PEANUTS PISEX PLATES PLANTERS N UM AFIH A ELASTIC SHELF PAPER HAND CLEANER MIXED NUTS 1 POPCORN POMPEIAN SI AP STARS! I I SMS N’LADY BIRAXP PLARTEIS | OIABRERJAX •LIVE ML M f M R 1Q c 2 I M I PROS 2 7 c S I' ROU 4 5 c -• M Z CAN 1 § C CAN 4 9 c j 3 I * PKM 2 5 c ItO K CAN | 5 c \ 7 -0 1 •VfCT 41 �.T mm TUNS O N T W v Women Boast Off Many Achievements mm fejfv t >, ■' I u&-, i I ran in thk world may hays conslgnto • placS "in the home" but the in this world hive long been pro* that their “pises” la wherever they it to be. Under the weight of sheer determination, - we dare aay the women have left no field dnCinvaded. At len t we know of none. ~ For the moment, though, our attention ;J g focused on the business and professional 2*woHd, for the women who have moved Into ~SUs once*maaeuline domain are celebrating fpofti*i week »• Beginning last Sunday and continuing J-*through next Bunday, the members of the L National Federation of Business and Proj fessional Women's Clubs are observing f- "National Business Women’s Week.” The 1 good ladies of the Sanford elnb, along with ; members throughout Florida are joining in J*Tthe event. »>:- The primary purpose of the organize* Mon, of course, is to further the cause of ** women In the business world. But the mem* fjiers also find time to partake of civic actiVvitles. In Sanford, for Instance, the Busi* and Proftsslonsi Women's Club mem srs setivs in mxny phases of our civic life. One of ths major projects of the local organisation is the sponsoring of a dental clinic. But while tha.Busineta and Professional 'Women’s Clubs ars important for the work fthiy do, ws believe, they are equally imporrM l riant for the achievements they symbolize. . B y their very existence, they offer proof : that American women realize they can play '• extremely valuable roles In business and pro* . fessional fields. The clubs bespeak the con­ i' ftdence and the ability of the women; they a.i bespeak tha willingnese of the “ weaker sex” - • to enter new fields of activity without healA tancy and with amazing success. .■ Hers in Sanford, and among other Flor;;,ida Business and Professional Women's ... Clubs, members have taken on as a pro* v jeet the rehabilitation of j^irls who return ...from the girls industrial school In Ocala. The members also have a State Scholar' ship Fund which helps worthy girls go to school. The Sanford members of the Business ‘ Professional Women have provided $900 for a Sanford girl to attend college. Now, let’s point out some of the objective* of the Business and Professional Women: (1) to elevate the status of women in the business and professions. (2) promote in­ terest of business and professional women. <$) to bring about a spirit of cooperation among the business and professional wo­ men. (4) to extend appreciation of business and professional women through education along the lines of industry, scientific and cultural activities. < That they are welcome in those of activity . . . . . . we have pointed out ___goes without saying. And on that note we join Amert* cans everywhere congratulating the busi* ness and Professional Women’s Clubs on another anniversary. We know that, in th« years ahead, they will add, to their already notable achievements and we know, too that Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, and the nation will be better for their having done so. * * * Russian Submarine Base Rumored* •r yjus W a t /airi. V ■t • t * i * Convenience Foods By HAL BOYLE 8y SAM DAWSON t •- NEW YORK III - Whm *un t slipped aero** th* Equator Saturi ’Way X »*t up *om « ipnclal prob| b a t sc butlaM* and industry. And it hroufght nil tb* eld fa, eUsr chans* — even far other • boriBassas-aggravated thl* year •IT seek era*, purpose tr*od* a* greeter demand item as inert-*«• ad papulation and tight credit I Baihtosi win eaUe. too, to th* I high apaading mood of thou in Um monoy and tho budget conoctenran of Own who arm't. WhUa Urn *un tan lotion and tr*h aouHP th, MWMRl skit laUimrn Pi ! ttdjteddtors of pill* *t*p up pnh potion# aimod at drying 'j F tk « snffl_____ lUla* at, . .A.aw rica'f ISO * miitioa cold sufarers W itt an oya oo tb* oncoming , Csasdlan cold wav**, clothing •Mesa a n Ooodlag tto ntwi « Witt eda for tep" .Winter rotort owner* ar* al«o j We drew a handsome, soft-spok­ en young agent any mother would be glad to have as a son—that lx, I f she didn't have to appear before him a* a. taxpayer. If* put us at east at once. "O ur job isn't to collect more money from you," he said genial­ ly. 'It'a to determine that you have paid the exaet tax. W* often refund money." fnstead o f a winter vacation In Florida I began to dream o f a trip to Europe. That bright vision faded quick­ ly as tha agent began checking our returns, Item fo r Item, de­ manding specific proof fo r each deduction. Ttze canceled check* I handed him feebly turned out te be only circumstantial evidence. “ Not detailed enough," he said crisply. “ That's th* blggent mis­ take taxpayers make — falling te keep adequate records. "Salesmen seem to be the worst, but writers— ” He shook his bead. Fall Season W ell On It's W ay h ^ r ^ M v n n c o maervatlon* fore- raeoN fan and winter le Florida. California, Art- Iona and HawaU. Crulte *hJp own•ra report demand thl* * «i»o n run­ ning fa r ahrad o f lait. Special probUm* au all the *U *I mill* and railroad*, h o w m r. Du* to itrik t* In the *t*ol and Groat Lake* shipping Industrial last sum­ mer, movement ef Iron or* I* now I I million tons behind last year with freeilng weather threat­ ening to cut off th* watet route ■hortly, Tbl* will hit the min* at a time when production I* running ahead of ia*t y*ar. The Great Lake Shipper*' Advltory Board In Cleveland think* the depleted or* itock* at the mlU* will mean S3 p*r cant lacr*aa* in ora movement by rail thl* winter. And Interstate Com­ merce Commission source* fsar that, starting next month, a worse car ahortage than last year will ho building up. Tho higher cost o f getting their ore by rail win p lilu a sttclmtn. Ovarsupply is the problem for tb# oil Industry as it start* Its tern over in emphasis from gas- oliae in fuel oil productions. Rsfineries a rt cutting back output a* well as changing their mix so aa to get mere fusl oil and lass gasoline from a barrel of crude. Gasolln* stock* ar* at record highs for this time of year—some IS million barrels higher than a yoar ago—sa thn big eeason fo r gas consumption fades. Fuel oil stocks a rt up, too. The supply of heavy oil used by factor!** is al­ most two million barrels more than a year ago Store* o f Ught fuel such as used in homes Is up about ttreo million barrels. Th* distant Sues Canal cads a shadow oVtr the whole American oil Mono. Should th* canal traffic •top, our walla might ha called upon to increase output by one million barrels a day. M yocardial Infarction M ore W om en _ A S . __________ m to in gt Virtually every one knows, I •ate that aiaoot aa many women strenuous sxtrtloo as SMB srfrpufferlng from mvo- U bod for***** anyone recovering from "Can I plead temporary Insani­ eluding Interest at 6 per cent," be said, holding out a pi*re o f paper. " O f courie, you don't have to accept this as final. You have the right to appeal." I had a brief mental Image o f myself standing under a spotlight with the nlna members o f tha U.8. Supreme Court staring dow. at me. / ter patent in mind. Citrus Commission Will Ronow Deo I For '57 Quoen LAK E LAN D (F N S ) In In its first meoting -of tho new action tho Florida Citrus Com' mission virtually agreed to ronow Ita deal fo r tha 1SST Florida Citrus Queen. Tho board mid It was ploasod with tbo results e f the citrus pro­ motion done by Mlsa Dorothy Steiner. ISM Citrns Queen, and said It would renew Ita contract with the Florida Citrus Expo tlon i f tha sxpooitlan te mad* In­ to a strict citrua show. Bob EMtuwn, now gonoi manager o f tha show, assured the board the IM T sapooHlsu would Wall, Franc** and I aren't go­ ing te winter In Alaatnx. On tb* ether hand, it doesn't look like w e’re going to va'ation in Florida either, unlsss we go on tha inital mant plan. Enterprise News BY HELEN SNODGBAHS Jules Gray o f Atlanta, Ga. and Bill Sherbondy o f Cleveland, O, wro weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. fjiwson at their home on Stone iriand. Jimmy Conrad e f Harrisonburg, Va. was visiting with his grand mother, Mr*. Ida JUsIsden, Miss Joan Scott of Tampa wo* tho weekend guest o f Mr. and Mrs. Coell Boilers. Cooil and Doris Ann Williams • f Ksrtaoll, Ala, spent the week, end with Bobby, James, Larry and Linda Ann Wllborn enroutc te the southern part o f the state. Mr, sad Mrs. A le s Haymaa o f Grunge -'City, H arry Hayderf o f Da Land and Mias Sylvia Harman o f DaLand wero dinnar guests o f Mr. and Mr*. Ed I * Cunningham Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tyler o f Mi­ ami are bouse guests o f Mr. and Mr*. Weslsy T yler thte weak. Mr. and Mr*. J. V. Richard left Tuesday fo r a visit with Miss Iren* Richard* la Washington D. C.; Ruseol! Palmer in Now York: and Mr, and Mrs. Hartwsll Davis in White Plains, N. Y . They pita to bo away about two woeks. Mr. and Mrs. Melton Vetoington and Mr. apd Mrs. Tom GaL lighter at Sanford worn guoate ot o buffet aupper at tho bom* e f Mr. end Mr*. Sam Lawson Saturdijrt Lt. and Mrs. R. A. Duvall and •on Ricky wore colled this week te Son Frantlsee, Calif, by tho accidental death o f Mrs. Duvall’s brother there. Friends o f Robert L. Cox wish fo r him a speedy recovery fo l­ lowing surgery ia tba Orange Memorial Hospital Monday. Mr. and Mr*. Don Winn wera business visitors in Tampa W ed­ nesday and Thursday. Mr*. Grace Real* and 1 daughter*. Carol and Donna ac­ companied by M/Sgt. and Mr*. Earl Nettle and Michael o f Leng. A Valona base would projaet Ruslan atepower into the hsart of the Mediterranean. The Navy estimates Russia has about 400 submarines, a tremendous num­ ber when you consider that Ger­ many started World War II with fewar * than 70. A, base at Valona would be only 60 miles from the North African coast and in an excellent position to cut the Mediterranean in two. The presence of any large num­ ber of Russiap submarines In thk Mediterranean could raise hob In that area. In the event of hostilities. Franee, Spain, Italy, Greact, Turkey, Yu■ y ta v l*. ®«FP«. Israel. Syria and all of North Africa would! be open to direct attacks, not to mention their shipping. To neutralise Valona or to bottle up subs north of the Strait* of Otranto, particularly If there was heavy a ir cover, would be a real man-sized job. f f tto hose exists at Valona. Hi presence would bo hard to con­ ceal from even casual sea and air reconnaUanco. I f it doesn’t exist so much the hotter. In either case. Pilot Toxis Plane On State Highway OKLAHOMA C IT Y i » - A pilot “ ' “ I Stete Highway, 3 northwest of Oklahoma City •• a taxiway lo f* t his Ught plan* into the air and created a problem for the county attorney’s oflfee. Carroll rraoman. assistant OkUboma County attorney, said be spent considerable Urn* thumbteg through state laws before findteg a suitable charge to file against plana owner John P. Paddock, Ware Acres,-Okla. Freeman; enM the owner was charged with permitting the op. •ration of an overwldth vehicle on the highway. wood speat the weekend In Day. teuo Beach, .• -Chuck Dunn spent the weekend vrith hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hkrvey Dunn. Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Ryan and P *t enjoyed Sunday afternoon at Now Smyrna Beach. Mr. and Mr*. M. H. Ryan were at b««Or Friday evening with a fam ily dinner given by J*rMra. E. c . Snodgrass at tto lr homo on Mate In eoltbrw«o n o f tto lr ttrd wedding on- ntoeroary. Mr. and Mr*. L. O. Htyrosn r »* * ts o f Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Harmon in Thomas, rtllo, Ga. Saturday night. Tha Pathfinder Adult class o f Bornott Memorial Methodist ejiurch will hold ita regular meet­ ing at the Plarlda Power club­ house Monday evening at 7:30 P-m. A ll adults are invited. the Navy’s "no comment" is hard to fathom. Lake Maryj B Y V IR G IN IA P. ANDERSON Fred Howell o f Atlanta, Ga. was a recent guest o f his brother •ad Mater-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rov L. Hawaii Mr. and Mr*. Morris W. StclM r and children have moved in­ to the form er Leitner house •>* W est I * k * Mary Boulevard. Mr. and Mr*. P J). AndersuM nomln™ wero ia Orlando Friday momlnj to attend the funeral o f Mrs. B. M. Robinson, • pioneer resident o f the elty. 8ho was a lifelong friend o f Mrs. Anderson. The Rev. and Mrs. C. C. White returned from a vacation spent at Winona Lake, Ind. Mr. and Mra. W . V. Castleber­ ry spent the weekend with their ■on and daughter-in-law, Mr. » m l Mra, C. J. Castleberry In N ic h o ls * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smothers ar­ rived home, Saturday after an 11 day vacation which took them to 10 States and the District nf Columbia. They especially enjoyed the Skyline Drive thrugh Virginia and the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. They wera nccompalncd by their Orland* friends, Mr. and Mrs. Alrin Guyman. M P. D. Anderson Jr. o f T *m p * was guast o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson, last Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Howell Jr. and two soni, Milton and Stanley, o f Waycroas, t ie , spent the week­ end with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Howell. Mr. and Mra. L. C. Tlllls and children, Frances and Dannie were called to High Springs, over thdO weekend, by the critical Illness o f hsr brother, W. C. Matthows. T. E. Franklin who ha* been a patient at the Florida East Coast Hospital In St. Augustin*, has been brought home. Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs, P. D. Anderson visited hsr aunt, Mr*. Louise P. Wilson in her home In Enterprise. The Teen A ge Group o f thste ................... -Baka • Nasarane Church held a Sale at the Post Office, Friday and made ever ffl which will ga to tha Parsonage Improvement Fund. Residents .of Lake Mary were very glad to avail themselves o f the epportunity o f buying their I3S7 Drivers’ Lieanses from a representative o f the County Judge'* office, in town Thursday afternoon. This Is a yearly cour-fe tesy extended by that office and la mueh appreciated by the com­ munity. E. O. Fawcett was in town oa business several days last week. They are enjoying their recently completed summer home near Wayneavllla, N. C., where they are sleeping under three blankets. Mr. and Mra. O. J. Lally re­ turned Sunday after a summer — •pant in Georgia, Tennecssee, * n iw Indiana. Mrs. Frank Mlnshsw has re­ turned from Atlanta, Ga. where •he helped nurse her sister, Mrs. C. L. Drlskeil, who recently under­ went surgery. Mrs. C. W. 8joblom spent test week vtslttag her sister. In Jack­ sonville and h tr son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mm. Gosser In Green Cove Springs. The Gosserf returned te Lake Mary with her, fo r a abort stay. CENTRA!. FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER P L A N T W H O LE SALE A N D R E T A IL 401 w«t nirtP M tS Street 1818 THESE PRICES'EFFECTIVE TOURS. . FRL • SAT. ROUND STEAK SHORT RIBS PORK CHOPS PORK ROAST W ESTERN LB. V. 1. CHOICE R EEF LB. W E STE R N L R A N F IR S T C U T LB. W ESTERN L R A N SQ U ARE C U T BOSTON AwwicatinRiqi aa bad. And It'a m oradM ku A te control — semsm I U'a Important for to avoid If u * !£ m | toleration tt ara. awM retards la al awjw ad mteamr, tetesr cfcOMUl faffONq Utl * « Instance,* ^ t y .ttm tg fa t u U V n a tu ra l far M ym m 'iw w v. sSAttSOisa: JMftySaSiiS-a'STrf may only aggravate the alhnonL an making a la am N * y r i oerrte* at a W«H yuB Iris ttriaf WHOLE SUN O RA N G E J U IC E 7 Cons 99c anraura reliable W IEN ERS lb. 39c LB 69c 23c 49c 39c KINGAN'S RELIABLE Oleomargarine 2 lbs. 39c LEAK PURR G RO U N D BEEF lb. 37c f l X GKADE A • DIBECT FROM LOCAL FABMft Champ ftp *■•>&£>>&.'• J L'* -«— ' ;w •< / v - - fit to break with Stalin in ISIS and travel an independent course. Russia long has sought t means of gaining acaes to the Mediter­ ranean Sea without depending on passage through the Turkish-eosBosporus trolled Dardanelles and . Vateaa. guarded 1U entrance by tho island.of Saaeno, Is TS miles sast-southeoit across the Straits o f Or*no from tho Italian port at Brindisi. Through those straits pas* all •hipping entering tbo Adriatic s*aa, lined by th* aost coast of Italy and tto western coasts of Yugoslavia sad Albania. Further, Valona Uoo but ITS air miles tram tha American naval base at Naples, Italy: 4?s air ■Asa from tha British naval and air base St Malta; and only S00 air miles across Greece from the British base at Cyprus. ' W ESTERN U. R. CHOICE BRET be an alt-citrus show. Last *•* •on tbo Commission paid 91S,0S0 te tto exposition fer tho exclu­ sive rights to urn tt* queen te promote citrus by appearances on television sad radio and by at­ tending various functions around thk country. little hunting. a fts jv a r "* _ bourt coudl iM s .t a w M c b U w to u t must show a demand fo r natural gas. Tha hearing had been in recess Hi order to giro Oooatel time te bring in "F irm " contract* to oupplomont Uttar* o f Intent. "G im m e th* paper,” f said. 'T i l sign." i h o trl trouble. However, meat pa­ ten ts u e permitted moderate n - • t Louis sad beau, and aUU bo.JMMr s Py m i s v m . . Is ------tRs| Ste tw ty m u m raw fat News Analyst WASHINGTON (ft - Th# U. I. Navy said that It had *no c«tu­ mult" oa whither It had been able to confirm tho existence of s Rursiaa nbmaHno bsoo at Vs* tons, Albsais. Then h:ve been vague reports out of Europe from time to tiaio that such s bate wai under coo* structlos. The Uto«t report* com* from s Chicago Dally News eorraspoodont at Bona who quote* Genian source* as (lying work on tho baic began In lttt; that it ha* pent capable of handling 100 aubi under SOO-foot cliff* and guarded by air baiea and rocket launch­ er*. If Ojl> report U true It 1* one of the mo«t Important piece* of mil­ itary new* in recent year*. It U logical enough to think the Rus•ian* would want *uch a bai*. Albania ha* been a ateady ally of the Soviet* oven though her northern neighbor Yugoalarla law Many Called To Defend Tax Returns NEW YORK u r-A n intereilliiR ty?” I Inquired humbly. rw w u s A syndicated column we noticed recently thing happened to my wife last “ N o," said the ai.'*nt "but from now on you'd better keep a diary carried the title: “ Servants On Sale at (irn- week. "Uncle Sam has aakrd mr and and w rit* down jrour travel and eery Counters.’’ exp«nie« In full. And be This-had to do with what is known ns a friend of mine to come in to­ other and explain our 1852 and ipeelflc. That’* th* beat tip I ran convenience foods—foods which have licen morrow 1855 Income lax returns." shp »ald. give you." prepared, processed and jmckaged in such "Th at *o7" 1 asked. "W ho’s the The agent scribbled and frown. 0.1, then frowned and scribbled, a way that s minimum of time and work is friend?" finally said, "T h e amount comas required on the port of the housewife. “ You,” salJ Frances sweetly. "Y ou 'll have to go by yourself," to— ” and be named a figure that Nor is convenience limited to foods. All sounded like the national debt, manner of things sold at retail—appliances, 1 told her. " I'm aufully busy to­ give or take a few decimal point*. morrow. Couldn't possibly go." clothing, drug items— lessen the labor in­ "M aybe you'd rather go to Al­ “ You ewe tie?" I asked, at tha volved in day-to-day living. catraz." said France*. I sudden­ rope's end o f optimism. " N * It's what you still owe, laThe creation of convenience ip expensive. ly decided f could make It after all. It requires much handling and labor. It calls HunJred* o f thousands o f Am­ for elaborate processing plants and other fn ericans are being called in now to Houston Co. Will cilities. But we want it— more and .more of deftnd their back Income tax re­ it—and In an economy where the consumer turns. Word • ha* been spread Deliver Natural is king the producers and retailers give It around that th* experience Is no to us. This is something to keep in mind worse than a bad cold, and that Gas For FP&L you aren't really a social success W A S H I N G T O N , Sept. when we hear talk about “spread” —that fa, until it happens to you. — (F N S ) T b * Houston Texas the difference between what the farmer Since you might be next maybe Gaa and Oil Corporation announc­ gets—or some other raw materia) producer you'd like a little rundown on ed recently that Flarida Power geta—and what the consumer pays for a what to expect. and Light Company, has slgnad Warned by th* direful tales of a contract ratling fo r delivery of finished, resdy-to-e*t-or-use product. The friends who had survived the tax more work that must go into a product, the m in's inquisition, we spent a 100,000,000 cubic fact o f natural gas a day. The contract was ne. larger the spread must be. sleepless night go-.ng through desk gotta ted directly with Sun Oil and dresser drawers looking for . To take a very simple example, if we Company, Magnolia Petroleum bought standing wheat from a field and old financial records. We found Company and th* L e Gloria Oil my grad* school diploma class of The Sanford Herald went laboriously through all the steps nec­ 1824, our marriage diploma elass and Gas Company. Houston, which would deliver fwHWMS Patty a*—pt •atari*? «>< Su*g*y essary to turning it into bread, the cost o f 1837, a picture o f ms in my the gas, called th* contract one first long pants, and a newspaoer would be much less than that of a sliced,' ■SWeeS u ****** alas* Mtter■oatafcar IT. I»I8 at n*rMi oniar III* Aet neatly wrapped loaf on a store ehelf. dipping predicting A1 Landon o f the largest ever made for a N a ora** a •f Congr*** of ______ •rah i.___ lets would beat F. D. R. bands down. single Industry. Th* corporation mao raaftixa ecu** »■« rekiiwi** But who would want to do that today? But all that was left of 1853 and also announced it had assented . U U . a t ■Mva tiller As for the sise of the spread, under our 1853 w ai a handful o f scattered a service agreement with the ■VEIT* JHO^HHfo!lA’«w723ns Muwr competitive method of doing things, it is checks. They showed we had spent largest gas company In Florida 1 the H*r*l< I* n n ***M m w rf *r *r is* a****i* i *s f'H i a lot o f money but didn't say People'* Water and Gaa Com r t* (h* oa* far republics- held to the minimum figure. what for—except a check for SIS pany and th* Tamp* Gaa Coro • • • prt*t*e In tbl*........... n*«Mp*p*r. 5 .......... on which Frances had. rather pan/, a unit at People's. October 7-18 le “ National Employ the Phy* meanly I thought, scribbled; "Far Tha qontraet* . « * * .pnnpjtecqd --“ ■mm, - i,r ~ T n ir «w 0— alcatly Handicapped Week," a time when Mr. Blgshot'a poker lesson." at th* bearing bring CMtdueted •-•iirvle* fan M,AI2Jtn, a**rw U*** * * * * rI stress is placed on the ability of disabled Red-eyed from lack of steep we by th* power commission under persons to hold jobs. Moat physically handi­ showed up at th* tocal office of which Houston and C o a s t a l ; % € * * * k " S r S 'S E " b .... the Internal Revenue Service. In Transmission Corporation ar* capped persons have remaining abilities a long room sat 75 agsnts at desks aeeklng applications to eonatnict m '» * **r *• 'tv'Ale Q^|l**MM* k-ll*** •Me* ——* - a*t . .tinnk* tbuU uaatutl*.* r***tnlt*M ana t ii which qualify them to hold jobs well. surrounded by taxpayers. No In­ a pipeline from Texas to Flor. •f iatartafaiaaat lb* parpaia ef r*bl*| ______ M l Hfar r Ikn • • • dignant taxpayers. Just lost-look­ Ida. b* ibirt*. tor at r**ulla* M ** r tl*l* n rn i** Tip to hunters: when in doubt, don't ing, red-eyed -taxpayers, sleepless In order te win power rommla fo r the same reason we were. si on approval, the companies i H f 4, Wednesday, September 26,1096 shoot—shout! Jl i > puck EGGS & 47c M EDIUM LA R G E 6 J C X -LG E. 64c :d fc l * *• *<• * V *1 �THE 8ANFORD HERALD Wed*. Sept 26, 1986, Past 8 |School Food Assn. Holds First Meet To Get Acquainted Social£vmt& Party Observes Eddie Litton's Seventh Birthaay MUn Pul ay Lou Bennett Miss Bennett Tells Betrothed To M. S. Grim her daughter, Mias Pasty Lou Bennett, to Marshall Samutl Grim, son o l Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Grim, o f Salem, Va. Mlsa Bannett Is the daughter o f the lata J. R. Bennett, The bride-to-b# was bora In Sanford and attended local schools, Mr. Grim was bora In Salem, Va., and attended school there. He is now with the U. S. Navy, statlonad at Sanford Naval A ir Station. Complete wedding plana will b* announ ed at a later date. WEDNESDAY The Training Union Worker* of the First Baptist Church will ba served supper at S:20 p.m. The First Baptist Church will have Prayer Meeting at 7i30 p.m. Training Union W orked Con­ ference will b* bald at tha First Baptist Church at 1:15 p.m. Mias Marc alia Reynolds will morning devotions conduct the over W TRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. Tha Girl Scouts o f tha Flrxt Presbyterian Church will meet at 3:30 p.m. at the church. The Senior High Fellowship Re­ creation of the First Presbyter­ ian Church will meet at the Church at 7:00 p.m. Tha Mid-Week Bible Hour will bo conducted by Rev. A. G. Meinnla, Pastor o f tha First Pres­ byterian Church at 7:30 p.m. T b * Chancel Choir will rehears* at First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. | By GRACE M. STINECIPH ER This month over 100 Seminole High School Graduates are be­ ginning a new academic year at The L. G. Litton Home at 1010 the college of their choice. Of Washington Ave.. was the scene this large number, approximately o f a celebration on Friday at 3:30 25 are attending Florida State when many of Eddie Litton’s University, 20 at the University young friends came over to help o f Florida, I I at Stetson Univer­ him observe hie seventh birth­ sity, 7 at Florida Southern, 5 at and day. Mrs. Donald Knight assisted the University o f Miami, Eddie’s mother with the irrvlng about 30 students are enrolled in colleges outside o f the state. Also and games. there are several In nurse’ s train­ H ie children played the tradi­ ing at various hospitals, and San­ tional game of “ pin the tall on ford is well represented by stu­ the donkey’’, but since there were dents in the theological seminar­ three winners, no prises were ies. These college students are awarded. While the boys partici­ the future leading citizens of pated In a ballgame, the girls Sanford and other communities. ehose the more ladylike pastime Realising this and knowing that of reading stories. you in Sanford are always Inter­ Refreshments o f Icecream on ested in our accomplishment*, a stick, cake and aoft drinks were this column haa been cst*bli«hcd served to the young guests amid to feature college campus news. many ooha and aha over the un­ Summer Experiences usual cake, which was decorated Even though It w *« vacation with green and white icing to most college students realised simulate a baseball field, with that summer is a valuable tlmo, balls and bats o f brown around so many worthwhile and irt? ?-tthe sides. lng things were accomplished by Invited to share the afternoon Sanford’ s college students dur­ with Eddie were Brannlng and ing this past summer. Evidence Harry Chiles. Barbara Brown. Vin- o f this is shown by the fact that nie and Valerie Atkinson, Larry many attended summer school at Rowland, Ralph Reed, Brenda the various colleges — Ellen Carter, Benny Ray Van Winkle, Driggers, Margaret M o r r i s o n , Jimmy Williams and 8usan Dekle. Gladys Hasty, Peagy Wright. Mnrv Lou Copeland, Grace Marie Stineciphcr, Jimmy Krlder, Robert Baker, George Herndon, Betty Ann Munson, and Sara Jacobson were among those seen on the campus o f Stetson University in nearby DeLand. Beta Sigma Phi held Its annual Billy Park, Jimmy Bollinger, and Rush Party last night In the form Gail Dinkins were In classes at o f a Dude Ranch party at the U o f F ; Gordon Toll enjoyrd home o f Mr. and Mr*. 1. E. Bat­ school at tha University of Miten with Mra Dan Batten as ami; Colleen Engehretson went hostci* and the members o f the way out to South Dakota for * Social Committee serving food and summer session; and Rosemary conducting games. Garner was in nurse's training Supper, which waa held on tha in the hospital in Quincy, Florida patio, consisted o f ranch burg­ in line with her studies at F8U. ers, baked beans, potato chips, Other summer activities Included pickles and cokea. that o f Joel Moss, student at U Games were played, and the o f F, who worked with a group high light o f tha evening was of friends at Yellowstone National when Mra. C. M. Nichols and Mlsa Park and also took a grand tour Jonl Saundtrs tied fo r first place o f tha W a it Beverly Cooper, who Alabama College in wKh their imitations o f Elvis Pres­ attends ley. Mrs. Alfred Oreene won a Momtevallo, Alabama, waa an Inprise fo r her tall tale about her srhetor at The Joy Camps in home atate o f Georgia. Mrs. Ralph Haxelhurst, Wisconsin thus giving Cowan Jr., and Miss Barbara her experience fo r her physical Rohn won prises In tha relay, and edueatton major. Her main dutias Mrs. Warren Knowlea won fo r there were the teaching of boatbeing born In the atate farthest ing, swimming, and archery. Ronnie Anderson, who this year away from Florida. A fter the garnet, tha group enjoyed some la aaaiatant drum major o f the FSU band, was an instructor at square dancing. ' ’ ’ Rushers present fo r the occa­ a camp In Ely, Varmont this sion were Mr*. E. W. Peterson, summer. Besides teaching various Mr*. Alfred Greene. Mist Sue Rat. craft* there, Ronnie had charge tenon, Mr*. Robert Crumley, o f the camp music — training Mr*. Kent Bateman, Mrs. Lloyd various cholra and also a band, Cowan Jr., M n . Duval Hunter, Bobby Morris was a delegate from Mrs, Kent Bateman, Mra. Lloyd U ofF to an Agricultural ConvenSwain, Mlsa Betty BUlhlmer, Miss Uon in Washington, D.C. during , Caroline Mclnnla, Mis* Barbara tha summer. Rohn, Mra. Jim Jenkins. Pet# Hargla, form erly stationed Regular member* present Mra. at tha Sanford NAS and an active Jack Armstrong, Mr*. David Bach, worker In the First Baptist Church Mra. Donald Bales, Mrs. Dan Bat­ heie, had an interesting Job with ten, Mra. Ralph Batta, M n . Harold the Stale Plant Board in and Chapman, Mlsa Anna Corley, Mra. around Miami. He attend* Stetson Robert Cushing, Mra. Gordon University where he ia freshman Frederick, Mra. Vernon Hardin, advisor this fall. Nancy Rountree M n . E. C. Harper Jr., Mra. J. and Martha Owen, both o f FSU, L. Horton Jr., Mra. Warren Know- spent thrlr summer w o rk ij" with las, Mra. Malcolm Lodge, M n . C. M. Nichols, Mila Joni Saunders, Mias Cherry Singletary, Mra. Rudy Sloan, Mra. Herbert Stenstrom, M n . Francis Slenstrom, Mrs. Sam Thurmond, M n . WaL lac* Tyre, Mra. Volie Williams Jr., Miss Jeanette W olfer, Mrs. Joe L. Corley. A t Batten Home THURSDAY The Intermediate Choir o f tho First Baptist Church will rehearse at 7:30 p.m. The Firtt Baptist Church will conclude their study course book "Tho Pull o f the People” , at 7:30 p.m. Tba Adult Choir o f tb* First Baptist Church will rehearse at •:00 p.m. Tb* Junior Choir will have their rehearsal and fellowship at tha First Presbyterian Church at THURSDAY 3:41 p.m. General meeting o f the Semin­ Tha Youth Choir , o f the First Presbyterian Church will practice ole Memorial Hospital Women'! auxiliary will ba bald at the City at the church at 7:30 p.m. Hall at I p.m. The Board will meet at 7 p.m. AH members are urged to ba preseat. (white Miss Marcella Reynolds w ill petroaege) conduct tha morning devotions over W TR R , Sanford, at S:30 a.m. Seminole Robekab Lodge will meet at I p.m. at tho lOOF Hall. The first Fall meeting of the Seminole County School Food Asl«r*ei»tion was hold T v"r * d '"' f cuj ing, Sopt. 29. at the home of I Mr*. \V. A. Fcslcr on East Ttst Stetson University, Rollins ColThl< “ get- acqu.vlntiri” meeting lege and Florida Southern — gave the women a chance to wclopened their door* for Freshmen come some new members. Orientation this past Sunday. Stu-I After n brief bu-incss discusdents o f Rollins and F lorida1slon by the Counts' School SuperSouthern begin their classes on visor. Mrs. Chariot> Whitman, September 23 while those going to refreshments were served, over Stetson have until October 1. , which tin- m e m l c r d r UofF reports that 10,092 slu- ideas and recipes acquired at the dents have registered at the end state-wide summer training sbimol o f the second week o f the fall in Tnllahas«ce the past summer, somcstcr. This is an all time high These pre-ent v <-ro Vr' •" — 123 more than last year's pro- Cranston, ' Mi s. Charlotte Writvious high. mon. Mrs. Frances Cartlcdge, 8JI14 students arc now enroll.il Mr*- Kbba Loo. Mr... t larlee Deknt FSU, an increase o f 312 over ,t‘Mr»Louis.Lrr, Mr*, last year. Of this number 3.042 are Flora Middleton, Mrs. Irlcdn h. men and 3,182 are women. Muir, Mrs. Gabrlclla Cloutier Orientation Week is now in Mr*. Z«-tptiv hit, , ! • progress at Stet|un University Cook, Mrs. \ ivalrne Anders. Mrs. with sevical Sanford student* Alm..rM>m<on. Mr* - Sar* SrV.° . ’ taking part.'Registration will take Edith Cason. Mrs. Sue Tintplace on September 28-29 with the ehlson. Mr*. Ruby D avis, annual Freshman Talent Show on Mrs. Ruby E. Howe. Mrs. Irene Friday night being a highlight o f Cowell, Mrs. Lillian Siebold, Mrs. the week. On Saturday afternoon Kathryn White, Mrs. Blanche there are plans for a Student Carlin. and Mr,, Lilith toyner. Government party. Faculty Tnlent Show, amt Picnic Supper at Sanford Is al»o represented welt Ponce dcLeon Springs. A rccep- on the Stetson team this year lion. honoring ,, . - , the . , freshmen will by dim Hawkins and dim Kiidcr, bc hc*‘l that Stetson University Is expecting ISO law students in the Stetson College o f Law In St. Petersburg and a record brenking enrollment o f 1500 students on the campus at DeLand this fall. All o f this lalter number and members o f the Stetson faculty will participate in the convocation on October 1 to be presided over by Dr. J. Ollic EJmund*. president of the unitcrafty. Classes will start at 11 a.m. that morning, Rollins College welcomed more than 250 new students on Sunday when they reported for a five days orientation program. Through Thursday these students will meet with the dean o f the college, faculty advisors, and attend the nightly social events. Old students will register for tho fall term on Thursday and classes will begin on Friday, Betty Co-ed aad Joe College Sanford residents should ccrtalnly be proud o f Junior (Buck) Metts and Bubba (H am ) Ilisbcr who both played so brilliantly for FSU in their first football game o f the season against Ohio Universily. They playrd an oulstandIng game throughout and It Just so happens that each o f thorn can be credited for touchdown*. Bisbee made the second TD o f tho game while Metts made tha fifth. The final score waa 47-7. i r any o f you happened to listen to tho game over VVTKR, you will re-( call that the game announcer praised both btve time and tlmu again, aaying that Sanford should indeed be proud to have two surh excellent plsycrs on the team. We are proud o f you, boys, and arc looking forward to hearing mure ,boul 70ul V . T " '' ft. L- ; , . ' Degrees Conferred On Two Members At Order Of Rainbow Girls Initiation Miss Samira Mnnforton and Sanford Assembly No. 28. Order project, with none being spent for Miss SquJj Mnnforton have en­ o f the Rainbow Girls held initla- other pursuRa. tered ilicir second year at Virg­ lion Monday night at the Masonic Miss Nan Cuthing waa made inia Interment College in Bristol, Hall, with Mis* Margaret Elllsoi.*, general chatrma* o f tha candy Worthy Advlior, preaiding. In a aalc and the group waa divided very beautiful and impressive Into two teams, with Miss M artMr*. Claude Hendrick, with her ceremony, the degree* o f the garet Ellison and Mlsa Amoret Order o f Rainbow were confer- 8plcr named captains o f tha infant daughter, Mary Anne, left red on Mlsa Frances Strickland team*. Tbo two teams will con by plane Tuesday afternoon for amt Mis* Kay Ivey. | pete to see who can sell tha moat Atlanta, Gu., after having spent At the regular business meet-! candy, and at the rlosa o f tba tho , past two weeks with htr Ing which followed the Initiation, project the losing team will ghra parents Mr. mid Mrs. Harold Ap­ plans wore discussed fo r the sale a party fo r the winners, o f candy bars, whlrh w ill comThe next regular meeting o f pleby. mrnre Just as soon as the candy tha Rainbow Girls will be on Mr. amt Mrs. E. A. Monforton la received. The purposo o f this Oct. 3, at which time they bop* money-making project Is to cam to have the candy bara fo r & have returned to their home, 1120 enough money for the girl* o f the alribuUon to the two teams, Sanford Ave. nflrr n ten-day trip Sanford Assembly to attend the Special gucata at tha Initiation to Bristol, Va., Cincinnati and Grand Assembly, which will be were several member* o f tho and on* Windsor, Out. Their daughters ac­ held In St. Petersburg sometime Order o f Eastern Star in June. All o f the money made memberopf the Masona, companied them to Bristol, PRAIRIE LAKE Sanford Herald Visits Parkers New Residents - \ ' • • r a fV # ' . Personals DO — IT — YO U RSELF TRO UBLE N E W PLYM O U TH , Idaho (A P ) — Gene Killelircw has aworn o ff •Mo-lt-yourscIF' projects after Hl» f i i M attempt. While rnnnecting hi* new air ruiulitlonlng system, Dr. Vann Parker live* with hi* lie hooked Into the hot water in­ w ife and two children In a lovely stead o f the cold amt wound up new home on Grandview Ave., in­ to which they moved only two with a houseful o f steam. and a half week* ago. Their two children are Martha, a very Ing in lin o fur hour* In order to rharmlng little hoartbreakar o f moke out a ichcdulo o f class*!, two and a half, and Jerry, * husky lad o f four lost Ids schedule card anJ'had to handsome, begin nil over again — he lost months. The Parkers moved to Sanford nut mi a day o f classes by this, on July 1st, from Durham, N. C., ton. to add to Ills iniffertuncst (Your columnist ran be reached where ho had a residency at Duke at Box 513, Stetson University,| Hospital. He la associated with DeLand, Florida or at 407-J In Dr. Gordon Stanley, whom b# met Sanford. News of college atudenta while at Duke and together they manage to take care o f most o f will lie appreciated.) Ssnfotd’a children. Dr. Parker, with what little spar* time he haa, indulges his favorite hobby o f photography. He aaya he I* Just getting Utartad and only has one camera, a stereo-realist. Mr*. Parker 1* very Interested In art and ceramics and I* think­ ing of furthering her Inlereet by nttending the art and eeramlca roursn offered at Seminole High School. She says sho has always hern Interested In this lino o f en­ deavor, but haa not dona nearly so much o f k as ahe hop** to do In the future. The Parken like Sanford and nre anticipating a great deal o f plcasuro in living among tha peo­ ple o f Sanford, and the people o f Sanford are certainly pleased to welcome this new fam ily into thrir community. ' ' ■' MISS KAY IVEY and Miss France* Strickland, upon whom deffreo* wept conferred Initiation Monday night, arc pictured here with Miss Mnrgaret Advisor and Miss Anioret Spier, right, Worthy Associate Advisor. at tlu> Rainbow Girls K llison , loft Worthy v jjf^ r-**v • , DANNY KAYE as COURT JESTER The Stratton Story James Stewart June Allynnn L A S T T IM E T O N IG H T S TA R TS 3:41 ■ f i - a-„ Q ji ion Cnu-,f« limn H ilda Crand O tim u I i b ^ Feature • T M Broond Feature Feature "CHILDREN UNDER I I ADMITTED FREE” CARTOON Additional Society Page Eight NOW SHOWING It’a t h e g a y o s t , s l n Q l o s t , ^ ^ d a n c te a t r o m a n c e Happy Birthday General Insurance H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y t i t B A S T FIR S T STR E ET PHONE TS JAMES OCT JAMES R. 61 In y o a r s l M on porenb end mors youngsters than ovor before orb counting upon you to drive cortfuty. <» �1 THE OLD HOME TOW N ■f P R O M IS E T W O By STANLEY - - s o ‘ E M p h e k in o s f k c e s F O E h ! M 5U a t L O S T i O P P O N E N T OH B V B S Y T H E LU N C H H O O * ~ . W IT H T H IS A 4 B W S L O G A N YO U 'O N "Why ohouM hoT Altar aM. r » me cf my buatMae." "No," ho ifrood alowly. "But oouat Thatauford ooo boy," oho nobow I c u t quite ooo bow oosooiontoil *1 uadontood thit walghad with Mra. roathorotono." T a n think that mar hate wtlgb. od with BUeea too?" bo aakod. But bolero oba could reply ho ohook ex-rival oa aurfaoa." Ida bead aad west on, *1 aaaura “Then you wore rlvale for BUeea you It dldat Ibo woo too nico a VeaihoretoeaT" Val aakod quietly. f l i t M o waa a really lovely per■At laaat Bruce H a r r l d a a ooa. There w a n t oa ounce at thought I waa Ida rival," Dirk oaid aaab la bar make-up." olowly. w T O C A N W / N T H E fe M N E X T B A C K C O F F E E ' long oapocoro w w aflylt w "You moaa you know all the time that aba waa youro for the aaklaf T That'a a rather aaiuf reHo looked at bar with a folnUy humoroua quirk to bio Upa. "Oh, I dldat aad doat fool m ug about the ottuatloa at OIL BUeea aad I bad bon m a t polo over otooo we ware Idde.* ■And rve board Mm. Toother■tom wanted you to marry bar," Val latirpond whn ha rm olni l ijlm t ■Won, yta,* ho acrood, aad aftoa there waa that fblat quirk to bla Upa. "Doer that ourprieo you?" Involuntarily oho floaoed aoroaa at Bruoo. She aaid q u i e t l y , "1 uaderatoad Doctor Harrldaa'a fa­ ther once worked n the aetata." Ho sodded. "But alaeo th n bla old maa baa rot bla own market gardea. He’* dam very web. He‘e a decent chap. I aoo hbn oftaa to the village." "But you doat know Mai n r■oaallyT I mna, aa a frloadT* Ha looked at bar la mild aur* prleo. "Should I f Ho*a aoareoty m » generation, you know." • A a t w a n t wbat I memt," toe Joopardlaod their friendihlp, or even dnlohed it T But when the waiter had finally aerved them Dirk fiv e a Blight chuckle. ■'You're a regular little fro* bread, aren't you? But red-haired gltle uoually are. Remind ate not to marry a redhead, will you?" She railed hack at him, feeling oddly grateful far Ida ebutge of TELEV ISIO N F»OM HERE t h e rUTUKff LOOKS PROMISING wkdnbobai m a a io M AOeeoterO With Uoela Wglt ■up.rmea BVBkiaa Mewe- Weolhor-Moru Joke Daly K ite The n ve owU, Arthur Uodfrly Bhew The aehete nendeereue The MUlleaalte Wodaaoday Illgbt Righto yilm rare Tee Are There Crunch and Dee Nlfht Mewt lUport "Maybo you wont want to ha reminded! How would you like It If when you were itending lit front of the altar Z ouddenly ahouted, •No, you eaa't taka that woman to bo your wedded w ife She bn rad hair.'" Ha laughed la Ida pleaoant, oaay way. "That would oortolaly anato a altuaUon. U would ho t v n more of a oituaUoa I f you happnid to be the girl ataadtag at too altar beelde me." -I don't thlnh wa aaed worry about that," aha aaid qulehly. But s o t *— * Ht> neelurv roe I . i l t l o - 1*1*0 Anal. Oakl.r 1*1*0 Loath Vall.y Day. !*:>• Th. Mlltlonalra 11:0* ll.p .rt S im l-*‘ Paul. Mary Ford n it * L e t. Bhnw tin * Maw. A RO T H c a iD o v ■ s i m i a • h i T u t Pattora fi* * flood Moral i g l o l l i V by lit * It** • il* 10:11 10:20 11:00 H ill 11:1* tties 12:00 11:1* B /U t i l l * Aa tha World Turaa t :•• Johnny Carooa 1:1* HouMparty , tit* Bio Payoff 1:1* Bob Croiby ItM Brighter Day 1:11 Secret Storm ItM Xdco of Night 4il* Open Ifouto CapL Koncoroo Of All Thl.oa flodfroy ■trlk* It Rich Valiant Lady U n of Mr# Aranh For Tomorrow Uuldlna Llohl ll:*S It.port Aland tig A Bo Caoattd H '/ JD E Florida n n u u i M U M aton Oa Metre-Weather The Mereiag new ^AOCt AU hiTTKM HI iw im Crystal ------ Sugar Leva of U le Oeerch fee Tomorrow Quillet light tiM Mloet Sdltloa t:u w u x n * fill News* world i:u w a n . ’ iiK . t:u K B 'B r t W ! (Limit Oaa w(th 18.00 or mora Parchaae) 111 E W B r CA M PBELL SOUP SA LE TO M A TO 2 ca 1ll Sir*Meee Roan IdiO iioo cue itt eoaeOm| r* 4 • i • It LOOK "V * 8 W i m PREMIUM KANSAS CITY BABY BEEF Sanfa/ut disJvodxL Vegetable Celery ^ Green Pea Black Bean Cream o f Mushroom Chicken Noodle O Chicken W ith Rice L B eef Cl r, w SWEET TREAT GRF^N GIANT 8#S rANS A FREE GUEST PASS To The PILL8BURYT Hamburger LBAN CORN FED Palm Drive-In Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In Pork Loin Each day the names o f 4 to 8 people w ill be published in the Herald Classified columns fo r FRE E tickets to the Palm D rive-In , the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and the R itz theatres. I f your name appears, clip the ad, it la your free ticket—you pay only a small service and tax charge on R itz Theatre, and P rairie Lake D rive-In passes. LOG CABIN LVKKH rum 18 OZ. CAN FR O ZE N FOODS FROSTY ACHES CHASE * SANBORN Ritz Theatres Pancake Mix SYRUP11**•*uu INSTANT 10OZ.PKO. Sliced Strawberries a J ( SHRIMP MIOY 10 OZ. PKG. F R O S T Y A C R E S 10 OZ. Blaekaya Peaa 10 OZ. CSop. Kplaach § OZ. Brand! Bf route _ ^ K ra r • BAKE-RITE 0 N ote the date printed a t the bottom o f the ad. Your Pass must be need be­ fo re this expiration date. M ARKET M < 2fc a n 49( Breaded Shrimp Present your Classified Ad Free Peas to the box office o f the theatre named Make sure you have your driver's license, aocial security card or other personal Identification with you. H P ~T n n m m �r V, .......— Additional Society De Bary News 2 w*-« v^xi v.—..y • Sanford, Oviedo Service Guilds Hosts To Seminar The Sanford and Oviedo Guild­ ers were co-hostesses Sunday afternoon to the Wesleyan Service Guild Orlando District Education­ al Seminar held at *hp F !-st Methodist Church here. The meet­ ing was presided over by Mrs. Janet Purcell, Orlando District Secretary. The methods and texts for approved study th1! year ware presented under the direction o( Mrs. Lurillc Mays. DUtric* fh n 'r. man of Missionary Education and Service, These included Puul’s l.ottcrs Ta Locc1 ch 1— v —th In A Responsible Society; Mis­ sions U.S.A.; and Southeast Asia. Guests included members of Guild units from Apopka, Lock­ hart, Orlando, Winter Garden, Winter Park, Daytona Beach, DeLand, Mt. Dora. Oviedo, and San­ ford. B Y M A R Y FOW LER The Tour In f Florida party at the civic cenUr recently was an unquallflrd succesi, with 160 at­ tending, DceteTt and coffee were •erred before the fames bejran, In which the progressive system engaged a continuously changing partner break-up and thus bring­ ing new members of the eommun0 Ity together with residents who were Interested In getting ac­ quainted. A table o f prises de­ lighted tha winners and all re­ ported a happy evening. The com­ mittee was: Mrs. O eofte Wake­ field, chairman, with Mrs, Syd­ ney, Wilkes,, Mrs. lU y Feck ami Miss Kay Ryan. Miss Edith Setter, librarian at the Deland public library, will M be guest speaker at the Deltary w Garden elub on Friday, October A fter the study session the 6th. A discussion o f horticultural guests were Invltrd to McKinley news will follow the business pro­ Hall for a social hour, where punch and rookies were served gram. from a beautifully dreorated Mrs. Arthur L. Wlllgoote enter­ table. tained the eaocutlve board o f the ladles auiillary to A ll Saints Episcopal church Tuesday after­ he say* and Is receiving friends noon at her home. A fte r th# busi­ at hi* home on t ake Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Karon and ness session a tea waa enjoyed. ^ The H ens Demonstration group baby daughter huve been visiting O met today at the civic center. Mrs. in Long Island, at Mas.apequa Harold Eby o f DeLand was guest and Cornm. speaker and Informed her amb­ Mr*. Poyntcll Kenner and Mr*. ience on tropical plants, shrubs Everett Waite have returned from and grasses. an extended vacation in Avalon, Col. Harry L. Frltta has been New Jersey, where Mrs. K?mpcr deputised to taka the place of ha* a summer cottage. They were Robert Hofstetter during Octo­ near enough to rail on Rev. Kem­ ber, while Mr. and Mrs. Hofstet­ per, who has been in poor henlth ter are vacationing on the West iiut ll recovering So that he Is coast and entertaining guests at entertaining friend* in hi* New a their home on Smyrna Drive, York home aero** from the v Robert Cot, the genial photo­ Cathedral of St. John the Divine. grapher, la home from the huePlantation Estates Property pttal In Orlando, where he under­ Owners will hold their first meet­ went emergency surgery last ing. o f the season next Tuesday Robert la In fin# condition, night nt the mansion at R p.m. Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society Meets Monday Thursday evening the Ladles Aid Society of the Lutheran Church o f the Redeemer held Its regular monthly meeting at the church. The devotions were lead by Mrs. Bill Southward who used as her topic, "T o Give all Nations Peac#". Mrs. Henry Thurston presided over the business meeting. Com­ mittee reports were given and It was decided that a while elephant sale would he held a* th* rs -tj meeting. Tentative plans tver# made for a covered dish supper to be held In October with tha definite date to be set later. Mrs. Ruth Mcttler showed col­ ored slides taken the day of the dedication o f the new church. Refreshments were served by the rn-hostesses, Mrs. Henry Thurston and Mrs. John Senkarik, to the following: Mrs. J. R. Ervin, Mrs. Esther TrueJ, Mrs. Joe Melsch, Mrs. David Uiccn, Mrs. Rill Southward, Mrs. Jerry Srnkarlk, Mrs. Ruth Mcttler, Mrs. C. Atkinson, Mrs. Mark Mark, Mrs. M. G. Hodges, and Mrs. J. S. Kkern. Sunday School Workers Learn New Methods Miss Aiyrfte's Schedule y>fO> Lake Mary Women Fete Mrs. Harmon With Bridal Shower THE SANFORD NF,RAM> Wed., Sept. 26, 1856, P a g e 7 • t'naliaur.. iron rage une* Sanford during the season. Schedule O f Miss Myrtle WIIBy VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Oliver gained literary recognl By VIRG IN IA P. ANDERSON h s , Home Dem onstrate* A■eat September 24 . October 2 Saturday evrnlna a "re* •" n* Lake Friday evening, Mrs. Jonnle Lee. tion. When others stifle the air Mary friend* gave Mrs. Jnnnle Harmon, was honored by Mrs. R .! on golfing style In his article IS AS FOLLOWS: Sept. M girls and boya Let Harmon a bridal shower at E- T ™ e* « ,rI ; i .?*’ TbomP,on “ The Golf Swing" In the book of the Oviedo school will organise the home o f Mrs. Ida Keogh. As- and Mrs. R, M. Ball at tht Lake T ttp n o f p n t v i p ™ E 7 CLINIC. 4-H club*. WiU meet at the achool , litln, Mrt K, ogh were her Mary home o f the former. at 2:20 p. m. Miss Myrtle Wilton The guest, assembled in the 1° I‘V,[ h" oftCn b,#n ,p p lM d * daughter. Mrs. Eileen Keogh, Mrs. will work with the girli and Mr. H. M. Gleason and her daughter, large Florida Room overlooking eJ for hl* M * n» manner and har Cecil Tucker, County Agent wilt Mrs. R. • W. Keogh and Mrs. P. Crystal Lake, where many park- dy ,#u*hter during keen com pet I work with the boys. age* were plied on two. pink ,lon- w b *n others stifle the air D. Anderson. eivered tables. | wllh tension Porky Just cracks Ceramics class will meet at Seminole High School at 7:00 p m .' Tb' « “ *“ ? *“ ln« »»*• After several 'onversatlor -wo. ■n£ ,h* rJ ok* ,nd ""J0** h,m* _ useful and lovely gifts, a« Mrs. gcessions, the honorre opened her , • “ *>on<,>' Is important, Sept. 27 Lake Mapr Home Dent* u irmon opened them, onatratlon club will maet at tha . _ . . . . gifts and everyone had a chance but *l J"** " d i d n 't be worth It to admire them. At a late hour wi,houl *he laughs,” hs said. His Community House at 10:10 a.m., h0“ f '* M ,h ,.d l. ,!rr*<v, covered dish lunch. Officers wlil * p nk' * nd b,ue ro 0r the hostesses served punch, pin- ,t y *e’ however, Is one of studied be Installed by Mrs. Gaorge Otto, i wllh ’ ‘ reamer. In •hose wheel and heart shaped aand- ,n*o°lhn#*». shade* meeting over the refresh­ .•Iche*. brownies and *ln* n il. Reports will be given by mem ment table. An arrangement nfj vidual rakes, mint* and nut*. here attending Ihort C ou n t In pink and white flower* at one Galneivllle this summer; Mrs. end balanced the bowl of pink1 A pink color scheme wa* carri­ Tupper and Mr*. Otto o f Longpunch at the other end, with a! ed out with pink tapers shedding wood club; Mra. Mot*, Mra. Kshlr, BEPV. 21 white wetkiing cake, topped with a aoft glow over the refreshment Mra. BJohlom of Lake Mnry Club Mrs. Edith Roger! (Sanford) a Urge pink rose bud, In the 1table, which wa* covered with a and Mrs. Paul Marts, Lake Mon­ Ro.s L. Franklin (Ranfird) center of the white -overed table. white organdy cloth ovrr pink.! roe Club. , The mint* were blue and pink The punch h.nv|, with its pink Mrs. Gertrude Davidson (Sanford) DISCHARGER' A* WJ.U - I 1 S *"11" 01* anJ each guest received a tiny, punch balanced a low arrangeHigh School at 7:00 pm, old fashioned nosegay favor, " E ! Mr*. Robert l.etton (Fern Park) Sept M 4-H Radio program ovar made o f gay gum drops! The —the mints, the cake frosting, Violet Lamar (Oviedo) the sandwich ’ (Mine alt v.re ji station W TRR at 11:10 a.m. honor guest wa. pre-ented with an . Laj ., , ainteiin* Matrline Mclilll McGill (Hanrord) (Sanford) abides of pink and thv honor n r k#rt (Y nw#* Oct. 1 Art class will meet at unusual rorsage, made o f candy gueat wore a corsage of pink ro.e .old M ,ry ) Mrs. Marian Colih (Oviedo) Semlnola High School at 7:00 p. klssea, silver wrapped and ribbon hud* on her black eyelet cmbrold-1 tied! Mr*. Brttv Beall (DeBary) m. • red frock. Present were tome to 8 K IT . 24 Oct. 2 Girl*’ 4-H Club Sanford Invited to be with Mr*. Harmon friends from Lake Mary and ADM ISSIONS: Junior High School will meet at were har sister*, Mrs. 11. M. Co- Sanford, Mrs. Doris Scott (Longwood) 11*41 ath grade. , chran and Mr*. Orville Touchlon Deity Brldger (Longwood) Girls’ 411 Club 7th grad* San- and some thirty friends from HU8l.NKSKI.tKK BRGGAIt ItlRTIIH : ford Junior High will meet at Lnngwood, Orlando and Lake F.L PASO, Tex., ( A P ) — po. llahy Girl Scott 12:42. I Mary. lice In Juares, Mexico, Just arross Ceramics class will meet at th# border recently arretted a CURFEW LAW WAI VED A I.L A T ONCE 7:00 p.tn. at Semlnul* High School. ••eggar who said he made gift to C IN C IN N A T I ( A P ) — The N f AR LIN G TO N , Minn. ( A P ) — ISO a day begging from tourists Mra. Herbert Took had never won gram for Sunday school teachers tlonal League 12:80 a.m. curfew and Juares residents, anything In her life before her and workers to help keep them In ,aw b*,n w» ,ved for th# b Th# 60-year.old beggar, picked ticket at the Slldey County Fair close touch with modem methods ance of the season on game* in­ volving pennant contender* MU- up In a routine roundup, carried brought a 14-cublc foot freeaer. of Christian education. three money bags. One contained Next night the returned to the Rev. llingst, pastor uf the 8L waukee, Brooklyn and Cincinnati. dollars, another pesos. fa ir and won a new automobile. league President Warren Gil#* Paul's Lutheran Church and Dr. Robert N il, district circuit presi­ announced yesterday that the cur­ dent, were principle speakers at few rule on night game* I* sus­ pended “ In regard to any National the conference. The meeting lasted from 3— I League gam* which could affect p.m., after which th* Lakeland the 1986 championship." Hospital Notes j Attending the teachers’ conferenre held In Lakeland Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Durkemler, Mrs. Ruth Metxler, Mr. and Mr*. John Scnkarlk, and Mr*. Jackie Schkarlk, Jerry Srnkarit. Thl* conference was in the nature of a circuit meeting, SunJay school workshop and depirtmental con­ ference. all combined. St. Paul’* Lutheran Church waa host to thia tremendously educa­ tional program, at which experien­ ced lay workers explained to tha teachers and Sunday school work­ The league rule says that no ers the new methods of teaching church waa hoit at a banquet' and new material available. In style dinner. There were approx!- Inning may be started after 12:50 I a.m., local time. thort this waa an educational pro- mately ISO In attendance. Capital (Coat lined oe F ast Sevea) Commissioner* Is th# porcksse o f two garbage packer#, a doxer end loader, two damp tracks, • e*rrick truck ekasela, and a street sweeper. The addition o f theta machaaka) unlta, at h i* been explained . te Sanford's City Commlislonara, wifl put the departments la wkleh they will be used, ep to a point whore they can taka care o f tho clty’e needs. The ilxth phase o f the program It the air conditioning o f lha Banford City Hall and Pollco Depart­ ment offices. Th* overall program haa placed the official offlcea o f (he City o f Sanford In a condition where greater efficiency will bo realised. The 133 unlta In tha street light­ ing phase of the Capital Improve­ ment Program will be Installed by city forces, according to City Man-, vger Knowles when the Board o f! Commissioner* approved the pur­ chase o f tb# more than 1M street light* Monday night from Ray bro o f Orlando at a cost o f 03,7es.N with IntuUatlen eoeta set at P J » Lights will b* Installed on French Ave. from Use Lakafront te Park Avo.; On Perk Ave. from 25th St., to French Avo.; and on First SL from French Ave. te Sanford Ava. SH IP OR QUIP FO R T LAU D ERD ALE, Fla. ( A P ) — One of the ewank Port Lauderdale Beach motali la named •The Yankee Clipper." Buy one Firestone D e l u x e (Iwmpion life THE 6 7 'OKIM m ff IN ACTION L\ Tire at regular price S26.65 no limit’ in and get 2nd tire lor . A l l SIZIS (Ilf SAI I I r i l l ! ) NOT s e i o n d lint*, H H I i I m m I '• > b l a n d linw fust (|iM)lily I n r , y used by ((If IIH)llul(l(tlH'‘IS "ll > . A nil Big Savings on Complot# Sotv Tubeless or Tubed Typo td v*5 l SUPER CHAMPION NEW TREADS applied en sound tire bodies or on your tire# ANY SIZE ■lockwsll You're seeing why you'll ride sweet and low in the 57 FORD Exchongt—Plus any opplknblo tan W H IT E W A L L S IXCHANOI On Wodneedoy, Oct. 3rd, you can see tht new ’87 Ford fas all its glory. But (above) we’re giving you a sneak preview of th* "hidden beauty" that made tho now Ford possible. You see, tha now Ford waa built from the Inside out . . . Just at ■ beautiful piece of architecture start* with its foundation. The’naw "Inner F ord " ie the secret of Ford’# magic . . . tha inside story o f why Ford it tha longest, lowest, biggest, moat spectacular Ford ever! foe the Brel time, you get a full-cradle frame that gwcc|>a out as it dips down between the wheels. This helps give Ford e lower silhouette for 1937 . . . aa much as 4 Inches lowar. Y ou get full head room and leg room— 4 for 49*“ , actually you get more fneid* room, easier entry then ever. Roar e p n n p are mounted outside The frame ao tho rear eaata ere lower. Tho new driveahaft ie tapered end hooks up with the differential lower down then ever before. This leu you ride sweet end low with full rood clearance. Plus any ipplltnbie tax S H O P EA RL Y But NOa It |ust tho hofinniup o f Urn new Ford etoryl W elt U l yeu try iU exalting now s in k ! W elt till you see Ford's wonderful now bodies that ride sweet end low with Ford's ramnrkabla naw framm. They not only have quality la every bullt-u>4eat pert end feature . . . but they a y "qualitp** in every clean-limbed, sculptured lino. Your Ford Dealer will have something really now to show you for '67. Y t t r T im trrtw Starts with a Naw ICIad af Fard ■ saa It Oct# 3 rd STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. B M R . le t . M . Pit. 200 111E. FIRST ST. LIFETIME NEWTIRE GUARANTEE �•- THE SANFORD HERALD Terry Goembel Gridster Of W eek Loiicks Freshman Assistance Will Standings Minor Injuries Promote Studies , Hinder Lyman Pcgfl 8, W # d „ S«pt 28, 19M A M E R IC A N LE A G U E W L Pet. Bhn’d. N ew York 98 84 .840 — Cleveland 86 84 .673 10 Chleago 84 84 J80 12 Boston 81 69 .640 18 Detroit 79 71 . .527 17 Baltimore 88 84 .438 30 Washington 68 92 .387 38 Kansas City 60 100 .333 48 TU E S D A Y ’ S RESULTS Boston 10, Washington 4 Detroit 6, Chicago 8 New York 11, Baltimore 6 Cleveland 4, Kansas City 1 10 In­ nings. A fter the *econd day o f hard, Intensive icrim m age and defenliv e work the Sanford Seminole* are looking up. “ But ju it because they looked good today doein't mean we’re going to let up," head mentor Bill Fleming Mid. "W e're not intcreited in a flash.ln-the-pan ballclub. We want unita that are comlitent and dependable, and that’ i what we’re going to get.” W E D N E SD AY SCHEDULE Chicago at Detroit Kansas City at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Washington at Doston N A T IO N A L L E A G U E W L Pet. Bhn’d. Milwaukee 91 00 .603 — Brooklyn 90 00 .600 — Cincinnati 88 63 .689 2Vt Bt. Loul* 74 76 .493 16tt Philadelphia 69 81 .400 2 M Pittsburgh 08 85 .439 25 New York 86 88 .430 28 Chicago 59 92 .29! 23 TH U R S D A Y ’S RESU LTS N ew York 10, Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 7, Cincinnati 1 St. Louts 6-2, Chicago 1-6 Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia 0 W E D N E S D A Y SCHEDULE Philadelphia at Brooklyn St. Louis at Chleago Only games scheduled a im . I EY BROWN A>IO W IL L IA M S The i Crooms Asadcsiy Panthers kicked e f f their season with a . bang last Saturday night In Me­ morial Stadium before over 800 ■"fkas by ateamrolllng past a rag'B ed Mslbourne eteven 31.7. lleblnd the fine running o f halfbacks ’ “Orady Roberson and the passing combination of Otha Abney to Lannle Hardy the Panthers oper” triad smoothly from the tradition­ al Single-Wing and the new ■tralght-T fo r their easy win. The -Panther* kept the Melbourne club bottled up ell evening both on tha grasnd end in the sir, while tallying twice In the second quar­ ter and once In each o f the other Terry Goembel is filling this bill better than anyone at the pres­ ent. "T h e Bull’ ’ is showing well on defense and was the consistent ground gainer during the em ber, raising loss to Cocoa. The 190 pounder was switched from the line to the fallback slot by virtue of his speed and desire. He Is the third fattest member of the team, and he Is picking up more ratzle-daiile with Individual at­ tention. Goembel will be serving the Seminole* defensevely on the Lyman head mentor Jim Payne line. "W e dislike using backtli-id said loday that thd Sanford foot. . . . .. ... V _is M .fw m e t iila f * . Ikm ! HICll Oil IflC O f l t l l l l V * Im C. r ’ CfTl* ball fsns were responsible for the lnrT a lU „ Klll „nl ing said, "but w e’w e go t to have record smashing attendance at that power. I think Goembel Is last Saturday's gama when the on o f the few who can be switch, Seminole JVa tangled with the ed about and still come through for us." The senior fullback has Lyman Greyhound*. been selected as this week's out­ “ We had tha largeat attendance standing gridster. In the hiatory o f Lyman football Another barkflcldman '• ■*> thank* to the people o f Sanford," Payne Mid today, “ We want your nlng to show up Well for the Semi­ a fan* to know that w e appreciate nole*. Phil Byrd, the 145 . It," he continued, " i t waa a great swivel-hipped bresk-ewsy man for help to jur aeaion and we hope the the Seminole* gained a lot o f va l. Sanford fana will continue eomiag uable experience in the Cocoa game. Although Byrd la a senior, out to watch our sam e*." his weight has limited his gama Greyhound Coach Lauds Local Fans ... JpHNNY WILLIAMS attempts to ana# n well-thrown aerial In Friday’a tilt with Cocoa, notice that he is completely o o m ti by two Cocoa plnyera at all times. The Semi* , ROlea will be working on a more effective pa»s pattern the remainder of the week. (Photo.. Jameson) lantbeis Stomp Melbourne31-7 TERRY GOEMBEL (Staff Photo) experience. And It Is natural fo r a small man to shy la herd tackl­ ing. But by the second hall of last week’s game Byrd was lower­ ing his head and driving hard. He was shaken badly in tha last quar­ ter of the game. but. that didn't teem to discourage him. Yesterday The Lyman Greyhound mentor his defensive play was outstand­ •ta ff waa singing the blues today ing as he well-manned the safety as a rash of minor ailments all •pot. but stopped workout for tho day. complaints ranged from End Johnny Wiliams was an­ The other slow starter for the Semi­ wrenched ankles. Infected feet, and nole*. In the first half o f the Co­ bruised knees to a small epidemic coa game Williams wasn’t overly o f virus. The backfield was hurt the most. Impressive, but he came alive In the second half and turned In a Halfback Jim Hopkins and quar. good game performance. He caught terbsck Dave Stevens were shelved some nice pastes and did some fo r ankle injuries. Fullback Lamar good blocking. A t the season pro­ Helms Is sidelined with an infec­ gresses Williams will be a man tion in a small foot laceration, and alternating fullback—end, Har. to watch. old Stone, has a rim s infection. The defense it looking better. The line has a heavy hole in It They're charging a little faster, as Alton Boone, outstanding 185 and they’re hitting a little harpound tackle, was sent home be­ der. "W e expect this to be slow cause of vims and pounding ePte going," coach Bud Layer said, aVn Horn, 225 pounder, sufefred a but we expect the Improvement re-occurrancc o f knee bruises. Only ,wh/ n W! jHaims, bowe'ver,"is” oo thV doubtthrough. H a v e got a week and ful list fo r Saturday night’s game a half to gat ready for Leesburg, against Winter Park in Longwood and we W ILL be ready when wc Coach Payne will face one of go over there." " this season's toughest squads when Coach Dave Laude pointed out his charges play host to the big, against that the team was tnexper*'t m « . . . U . r r* » t f r » a . lv e Parker*. Only those T ! d’ ™ * lh“ « » t . * » « • members of the Parker squad .no who a lot o f our boys played In a see action against Cocoa Friday varsity gam e." he said. "Gam e night will average about 175 experience Is very vital to t*»e pounds, and Van Home will meet boys. They get jut here and acrlrahis match In weight when he fares mage against the same pla>ers one of several 275 pound Tartar every day and they get used to tackles. It. Then, when they get in the Parker Mid he was well pleased game and the opposing player with the team's showing Saturday uses a different technique, the night against the Sanford JVs. greenhorn geta rattled and losses “ The line did well, and the backhi* confidence. Only experience field turned in a good showing,’ ’ can remedy that." b* Mid. “ As the season progres­ Fleming said his schedule called ses we should have a fine ballclub for a continuation of rough days If we aren't hurt by injuries." of contact and primary defensive Payne stilt has trouble with his work. “ The boys simply must get permnial plague—lack of reserves. In shape," he Mid. "and there’ s “ We'll have to get In better shape," «h °rt rut to getting there." he continued, “ If we plan to ironToday the workouts will begin man it the rest o f the season; emphasizing offensive passing. and Iron-man it we must." The passing last week w ai the Payne had particular praise foi for •coring i r .game, I F*yne scoring ounrh punch o f .the le r U l attack h f. J V one 0{ hI» tu u n a . Howard Ju earned but r f? J lV - too well cover­ ,t0 pound sophomore, earnre but (h the/ U ends were himself a berth on the starting ed to complete a lot o f pwss tt- club by virtue o f ids outstanding 'ernpts "Our new paaa pattern will defensive play against tba Semi­ g ft tha intended receivers ino tha nole JVs. "H e was the boy that open to that they will be in a po- kept Sanford from scoring," ■Ition to acora," Lauda laid. Payna said. G EO R G IA GRADE A -'D frD ’ HENS a better-than-avernge “ Itl^ BUY OR NEW YO RK Uf>—Carmen BailHo'* knockout of Johnny Saxton in their return welterweight tltlo bout today earned the Chltenango clouter the “ fighter o f the month" award from Ring magazlno and dropped Saxton to icrond among the 147-pound contender*. The new Ring rating*, relcaied today by Editor Nat Fleischer, had Saxton, the ex-champ, In tho No. 2 spot behind another form er tltleholder, Tony DeMarco o f Boaton. Other change* In the divlilon law Art Aragon of Lo« Angel** move up to forth from fifth in an exchange with Vlrgtl Akin* of St. Louis. Hnrold Carter’* victory over Johnny Summerlin advanrrd the aggressive Linden, N. J., heavy. weight from eighth to sixth place .Grady Roberson led the first Panther drive o f 86 yard* lain in the first quarter. Quarterback ffcncafter, calling a good game mil evening circled left end for '■paydirt from five yard* out. The A ry fo r extra point wa* ineffec- The members o f Hanford Semi­ nole* squad will be gunning for the Loucki Freshman Assistance Scholarship for the second time this year. Capt. Earle T. Louck*. a el^lc minded gentleman who has been a football enthusiast for 62 years, together with his Idvely w ife wanted to do something to help the Sanford team*. They aro not a rich couple with more mancy £ than thjy know what to do w lth,w but they wanted to help some­ where. “ The Joy o f giving Is a very soul-soothing thing,’’ the amiable Capt. Louctas said. So the couple decided lo give a scholar­ ship to Seminole High School. The purpoir ° f the scholarship is to Improve the academic en­ deavor o f athletes. The man who win* the Frcihman AssUlauce Scholarship must have played # every game of his senior yesr. From among those starters, the player with the highest four-year academic standing get* the schol­ arship. The Loucks have nothing to do with tho selection o f the award winner. The selection com­ mittee Is headed by Fred Gsnss, athletic director o f Seminole High. The other committee member* are the principal o f the school and the £ head football roarh. ™ So that the purpose o f the schol* arshlp may be fulfilled, the full scholarship does not take effect until last vesr's freshmen are seniors. “ We wanted to r ’ve this so that a boy would begin prepar­ ation In his Freshman year," Loucka said. Until then, earh sen­ ior qualifying for tho acholarshlp will receive tlOO.OO after he has enrolled in an accredited college A or university. A fter 1959 the Freshman Assistance Scholarship will be 6450. This arrangement will be In e f­ fect for seven years, at whieh time the football players' scholarship will be studied. I f the acaderele standings o f the players have been improved the Loucka Freshman Assistance Scholarship will be continued. I f not, tha funds will be re-channelled. ^ BEEF C H U C K SAVE R0AS~ TENDER SLUED BEEF ^ lb ROUND OR T-BONE - 1 f l l l | ( LIVER X t/ p* YARD STICK Melbourne Crooma 2 First down 7 66 R Rushing Yardage 176 30 Passing Yardage 70 18-2 Passes attempted 12-4 5 Punts 3 2 Pumtile* lost 1 •05 60 Yards penalised 0 Passes Intrrrrpted by 3 TRU ^ O n the return kickoff the Panthere came up with the ball, but two plays later the Panther* fumbled and Melbourne rapltallied on the error fo r the score. Mel­ bourne's Davis ran from the five Davis 10, Harden 89 to score. The attempt for the Pittman .’ll) •extra point was good, and at the Crojtns Indlvliltml Yardage end o f the flrat quarter the out­ Roberson R.'l, Hardy 70 classed Melbourne eleven led in Lancaster 41 ,the game 7-8. 7 0 0 1 But It didn’t taka tha Panthers Melbourne 8 13 8 long to get back in tha ballgam* Crooma l a the second quarter the Fan- . "j 9 TENDERNESS GUARANTEED LEAN BONELESS JA - ALL-M EAT STEW FLAVOR OLEO LB. STEAK 59c '* 4 t * U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES 10 C u *s 29< (U n it 10 LBS. With Your Ortkr) OLD GLORY l i v ^ i n g fo r the exWa g M H ie Panthers took * eemforUble •laid lata In tha aeeond atan*a « h e n Abney U w d » l w j»| to Hardy for a M y « 8 eeorlng piny. • |a the led quarter the Panthers f \ ii wall and penalties drove Melbourne to their ewn 1 yard Uae and attempted punt was blockad by Panther Addys Lamb. Ray -'Vaal Knight recovered for Croom* tha end eowe fee the fourth jfD , but tba attempted conversion PORK & BEANS LIM A BEANS B LA C K E Y E PEAS , and-run COPELAND •'■sms stifled. . •*W W ith five miaatee W t t a t b e enune Grady Roberson tatertsepl Uad a p * m thrown by Albert • .-Sanded for Pittaran on the 37 IM i . atede a breath-tak* n tan) fee the fifth Panther was aa Important win fa* ! i t Panthers, wbo ars an probe! Pm* in “ M * » " cenfeienee com; i J t i l-a. Melbourne teas rated as WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE SANFORD Ph 1426 116 W. FIRST ST. -W h ir. Your Dollar Burs n o Hoot fUrulturo" EASIES TERMS INTOWN, WE DELIVER DeBARY PURE LARD 3 GRAIN LB. Jar BLUE BIRD T/ft TOP SupfkW armi •' ORANGE JUICE C iM N ln M Cu m 69c �1 A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay—Phone 1821 tt-H U IL D IN U — ItEFAIRM PA IN TIN G This it a free pats to the Palm Drive-In Theatre for Ralph Smith. Exp. date Oct. 6Ui, 1956. 13—SCHOOIJ4-INSTRUCTION U n equ n led O p p o rtu n ity in FABULOUS F IE L D OF FUTURE P A IN TE R S A TTEN TIO N - For Sale: OB Wall paint S$c, gal. $1.66, Famous brahd. Firestone INCREASE EARNINGS Stores. Beyond Your Greatest Expectations SERVE YOUR COUNTRY FLOOR sanding and finishing. AND IND USTRY Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi* Where Critical Shortage Exists note county since 1926. BE A V IT A L PA R T II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary o f World o f Tomorrow Make your future and that of McHAN EY-SMITH PAINTS your fam ily 8ECURE. If you 2416 8. Park Phone 1203 have 8th grade education, and a sincere desire to succeed, LE T For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. US CHECK YOUR Q U A L I F I ­ 6C8-XK. Room special $14.95. CATIONS for this program, short, Intensive TRAIN IN G This Is a free pass to the MovieW ILL NOT IN TE R FE R E WITH land Ride-ln Theatre fo r Jack P R E S E N T EM PLO YM ENT. T. Bridget. Exp. date Oct. 6th, C R ITIC A L NEED for our Grad1956._____________________________ uates to fill IM M ED IATE OPENINC. 6th Grade Graduates can Floor sanding and finishing. qualify for training as: A better Job at a better price. ELECTRONIC MECHANICS Free estimates. Ph. Collect RADIO AND TELEVISIO N Oviedo FO-631B4. ELECTRONICS High School Oraduates or equiva­ Ted Burnett lent: fo r P A IN TIN G ELECTRONIC TEC1IIC1ANS 2001 Grandview Phone 1962-M. ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATE ENGINEERS GAIN more space In your house with storage walls, built-in cup­ ELECTRONIC DRAFTSM EN boards. See Hill Lumber k Sup­ MECHANtCAL AND DESIGN ply Yard fo r easy-to-follow DRAFTING plana and quality materials at In WIDE variety o f industries at economy prices. 223 W 3rd 8t. HIGH STARTING SALARIES. Phone 93 The Lumber Number. In many Instances, traveling allowance fo r self and family 29—PLANO SERVICE and moving expenses paid. DON’T D E LAY. Let us check L. L. Sill — Plano Technician your qualifications today. Write Phene 3194 Route I. Sanford ELECTRONICS INSTITU TE. INC., Box E l, care o f Sanford 21—ROOFING sad PLUM BINO Herald. ELECTRONICS v ns Empty? | IW A N T A D S 'H K N T ’ E M F A S T Ph. 1821 1-AU C TIO N 1 A U C TIO N SALE On Wednesday, 8ept. 26, at 7:00 p.m. sharp. We are going te sell at Auction $25,000 worth of office equipment and office supplies. Such aa deaki, fille t cablneta, table*, safe*, chair*, file trays, desk seta, all kind o f legal forms, paper, flics, Ink, pen*, pencils, paper, envelopes, and everything that can be found la a good Office Supply Store. BERNER'S AUCTION Reid A Canal Rd. Beach, Fla. Daytona 1 A -P L A C K S to B A T "Tonight—let's go the the Doggie Diner A Bar, Lake M ary." 2 -C A R D OF THANKS LLO YD —The fam ily o f the late CERAMIC TILE Mr*. Velma Lloyd take this Paul F. Mueller k Son Ph. 194 means o f expressing their sin* Free estimate. Quality work. cere appreciation to their rela2 6 -H E L P WANTED— FEM ALE live*, friends and neighbor* for PLUMBINO Apply the kindness and sympathy Oontract and Repair Work Drug Store,. Mr. Clark. shown them in the recent lots Free Estimates o f their loved one. R. L. H A R V E Y Shorthand, lypint, filing. Good 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 182$ hours, steady work for right S—PERSONAL NOTICES person. Call 2S2 SanforJ. ROLLAW AY, Hospital and Baby 2 7 -H E L P W ANTED - MALE Beds Day, Week, or Month—TeL 1431. Furniture Center — E m p l o y m a n t Department o f 11$ West First St. ELECTRONICS INSTITU TE, INC. needa men to fill IM ­ E L D E R L Y LAD Y, who is not an Contracting and Repair M ED IATE OPENINGS In wide invalid desires quiet, refined 1197 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 variety o f Industries. See UN­ home In city. PHONE 494. EQUALED O PPO R TU N ITY ad W. J. KING FR E E NAM E IM P R IN T under No. 23. Schools— Instruc­ Plumbing Contractor On all Christmas cards ordered tion. Kohler Plumbing 4 Supplies from now though October. ALE R T, intelligent young msn, Room Electric Water Heaters Quality greeting cards as low Ph. 69 with an eye to the future, de­ as 40 fo r $1.00. Make your se­ 2534 Orlando Dr. siring to learn Printing, one o f lection and lay-away NOW. This la a free pass to the Prairie America's least-crowded, high PO W E LL’S O FFICE S U P P L Y Lake Drive-In Theatre fo r R. M pay trades. Apply in person to 117 8. Magnolia Phone 914 Blackwelder. Exp. date OcL 6th, Mechanical Superintendent, The 1966. Sanford Herald, E M PLO YM E N T AU TO M O TIV E 9—BOATS AND MOTORS Evtnrude Sales k Service ROBSON Sportiag Goods 304 t E. 1st SL Phone $$• T o .W Beating Service on A ll Water Pumps— Wells Drilled — Pumps Paola Road, Phone 700 Killing 9186. station attendant. Phone F IN A N C IA L PLUM BING 4 HEATtNO For 8ale—7th H P used Firestone Motor, IT5.00. Very good shape Septic Tank Installation 4 Service 54—INSURANCE Heater Service. Archie C. liarFirestone Stores. Ictt, Phone 734-W or 1336. COMPLETE MODERN FOR S A L E -N e w 6 H P Fireitona INSURANCE outboard motor, $U. Firestone 23—S P E C IA L NOTICES All the NEW KINDS o f fire and 8tora. casualty. Insuranca available In CUSTOM U PH O U TE R IN O the best o f Companiea at Low­ 9— M OTORCY C LB S -B IC TC LIA Slip Covers and Drapes est Rates to those who qualify. STAN LEY K U LP LAD IES' Schwinn 94-Inch bicycle Consult B A L L INSURANCE PHONE $10. Phone 1456-X-J. AGENCY. 204 S. Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. LA D Y'S Schwinn bicycle, balooa PUMPS 4 SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS All types and alias. Installed or 25-M O N E Y TO LOAN tires, S » . Phono 709-2. "D o It Youraalf." 1 1 -P A R T S — RE PAIR S WE R E PA IR AND SERVICE AUTO LOANS S T IN E C 08T LESS For Sale—New $59.95 custom built Machine and Supply Co. AT auto radio. While they lest $23.99 107 W. 2nd St. Ph. a each. Firestone Stores. This Is a free pass to the Prairie OF SANFO RD 1 1 -T R A C T O R S Lake Drive-In Theatre for 3S— DOGS— CATS—PETS Harry Adair. Exp. date Oct. 6th Small Case Tractor in good con­ I960, 2 Collie pups, 6 kittens need n dition. Suitable fo r farm oi small rrove. Price $826. Cal good home. Come to 420 Elliot G ATLIN 0ROTHRBS R ay Herron 2454 after «:00 and U ke one. Ph. 2412-W. Dragline 4 Bulldozer Service p.m. 1348-W. Ph. $222 Geneva. I49S-W S a n fo rl This la a free pass to the Movie* ORLANDO Sentinel B u r, Call land Ride-In Theatre for Mrs. 12—T R A IL E R S Armillda Covington. Exp. date Ralph Kay, 3159. Oct. 6th, 1956. Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 446-XR. m Florida State Bank |<4 [if , S . • B U LLD O ZING • I t w ill pay Y O U to ate ua before LDW KRY 4 BRIDGES you euy. Open Evenings end San. ltlt-W Oraage City Spr 4-5954 ' Suadayt. EaaUld* Trailer Sales CROSLEY — REND IX Palatka, Fla. Balea and Berrien RAND ALL Electric Company Service— Quality— 8 stief action S E V E R A L lour priced care, rang­ Ph 112 ia n ferd M37-J-1 De Rary ing frees 171 up, fo r good eco­ nomical transportation Ray Her- FAIRB AN KS • MORSE P u m p a ron, Phone 2414 or 1343-W after Weil Drilling, HOWARD C. 9:00 p -a . LONG, Phone 39S >07 B ait Commercial Ave. 1990 P Q N T lA C -4 < y Under. 2-door, ENVELOPES, Letterheads. State­ clean, 1419. Ray Herron, Phono ments, invoices, hand billa, end 2459, or 1343-W, after 9:00 p.m. p ro g ra m , etc. Progrciaive Printing Phono 40S — 463 LDg Co. 4 1955 PLYM O U TH PU sa very Weat lith St. clean. Drive It away for $1495. Call Ray Herron at 946$ or 1342 Thla ia a free peat to the RIU W after 4:49 p.m._____________ Theatre for Mra. Hugh Waters. Exp, date Oct. 9th, 1154. 1M1 Model-A coupe. Good condl tlon, $199. 1039 M yrtle Ave. Ph RADIO R E PA IR M E N 1990J. ATTE N TIO N wall •49 NASH 4-doer, OD. R. 4 H. For Sala—adjustable T V mouata $145, TV aerial cave mouau $1.15 ZO-ft. T V S00M Up Malta $$ 00. Firestone Stores. £ * 4 . 1 * * * sedan. Good thape. 409 W. 19th. Ph. 1072-J, E tpert Watch Repairing. Fully Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry 4 Luggage Co., 300 Sanford Ave, srs® ***** •'* 41 sswsffi!sswair Modem m « ■ » ___________ r TOO MU CM FVRNTTUERT else 9eU the i wrftsr. t . PR. s n For Sale—Used Frigldalre $16.00. YOUR OLD BEDROOM SUITE IS WORTH $50.00 (o r more) Flrcstono Stores. . , . toward the purchase o f a limited number of nationally Army Cols, $3.99; Paint, $3.50 gal. advertised JOHNSON-CARPER, T-Shirta, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ DUEXEL and BASSETT Bed­ lus, 310 Sanford Ave. room Suites, to be sold fo r ad­ For Sale— Pop-up Toaster $7.60. At vertising purposes. Firestone Stores. W1LSON-MAIER Where you always find big valuta For Sale—2 repossessed child's quick credit and eaay term*. Ride 'Em Planes—$29.95 Value. 311 E. 1st St. Phone $5$ $15.00 each. Firestone Stores. 43—FARM and GARDDEN For Sale—Child's Out-door Swing Set. A $39.05 Value fo r $29.95. Georgia cabbage plants. A ll var letlcs — any amount. Hugh C Firestone Stores. Whelchtl, State Market S U l 16. Day 1269, night, 627. PRICES A R E LOWER HERE— F. 51.B. 5c, 10c 4 25c Store, 321 S. For Sale — Have you a U rge Sanford Ave. hedge? Electric hedge trimmer only one to sell at $18.95. Fire For Sale—Used Refrigerator, only stone Storea. $65.00. Firestone Stores. For Sale— Reel type power mower, For Sale—Thor Automatic Washer only one to go at $5140. Fireonly $25.00. Firestone 8torea. atone Stores. For Sale—Trade In GE RefrlgerS' tor $65.00. Firestone Stores. Missionary-Everbearing S t r a w * berry Plants— *1.50 per hund red Ctll Ray Loid, 1217-W. MOVING Almost new sofa bed b matching rhalr, $50. Beauty rest bed 4 box iprings, $50. Kayak 14 ft., 40 lbs. $25. Push lawn mower, 34—A PTS— HOUSES—ROOMS $10. Lamps, tables, yard equip­ 5-room unturn, apt rtewty ftecora ment. Also tnlsc. items. Call tad. 1301 Celery Pb. S06-W. 265 aftkr 5:00 p.m. See at 2608 Iroquois. I f interested to apartment claan er than average. Close In. See Crib with Simmons Bsbybeiuty Jimmy Cowan. Pb. 616. Inncrsprlng mattress, like new. R E N TA LS R E A L ESTATE THE SANFORD HERALD Wed., Sept. 26, 198%, F ig C l THE CARD OF THANKS 63-HOM ES many to whom a personal note o f thanks cannot w*Q be ma! Newspaper Card* o f Thanka are accepted as socially wee* ract. Emily P o ll, the noted authority on etiquette, feel* they amoa many good uses, There la no prescribed form fo r a Canl o f Thanks. U can b b e i brief or as detailed a* you desire. When the occasion cent** you WftI find a sympathetically understanding member o f our staff te a f l M /ou. B E A U T IF U L 3-Iledroom, 2-bath home, located in South Plnacrest. Comer lot beautifully landscaped. Near Pinocrest School. Built-In rang# and oven. Buy thla home with a low down payment and n* sume a 4U percent mortgage. One year old. W O N D E R FU L FOR CHILDREN Thla 3-bedroom, 1 bath home In South I'lnccrast. Fenced-lt backyard for the kids to pla) in lately. ODHAM & TUDOR 2025 French Ave. Phono 2100 or 2080 ROTH o f these home* are rend) for Immediate occupancy, Se Them Today. THE “ IN MEMORIUM- NOTICE THE RATE Cards o f Thanks are *1.00 per insertion regardless o ff *** o D* Memorium nntlres, due to he fact they may run to conalderaUe engtli. nro billed at $t.00 per column Inch 7 n,B 65—HOMES 47—BROKERS aad R K A L T O lft W ill build on your lo t Your plan ----------------------------------------* * or ours. W* can arrange finan­ cing. Catl us fo r additions or remodeling. Laura B. Osier, Broker l i ; LOWELL E. OZIER Haiel M. Field, Asaorlatm—; Bollder — Phone I2S9 2601 So. Orlando Hwy. n i i l U j l Office: 2MI 8. Orlande Dr. EVENINGS: $11* and 714 • OZIER REALTY GO. High chair, hollywood bed with W ELAKA APARTM ENTS: rooms headboard, twin tire. Vanity private baths. 114 W. First 8L table. Ph. 2251-XJ. Avalon Apia. Efficiency, Ph. (20-W Loch Abor-Ideal location. 3 bed­ $225 DOWN 44 APPLIANCES $13 E. 4th SL - 3 B E, a B LuOwf t K i room, 1 bath home. Must be seen 3 Bedrooms and Carport# HOME will consider SEE Seminole Realty for Dealt to appreciate. 1'h. 2177-W. Terrazzo Floor* For Sale—6D54 Gas heater, 20,000 as down payment or able llomaa and Apu. Phone >7 Kitchen Equipped BTU o n l y $34.95 Firestone ^ f o r smaller home. ^ 3-Bedroom. 3 bath home. Lovely Nice Residential Location Stores. m ta W « , HmSiiSf section. 2009 Grandview Ave. In< Robert A. WlUtama, “ Landscaped Yards (crested parties only call Jack­ Ready for occupancy in 4 weeks Raymond Lund * FR1UIDAIUE appliances, a a l a * sonville - EV 4-1843. Phone 1173 A ltai and service. G. H. High, Oviedo. A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Fla. Pbona FO-3 3315 or Sanford Builder 1642-W after I $ E HUTCHINSON'S O c e a n Front phone 1031 1800 Mellonville Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona For Sale— 3/4 H P alr-condJtionara. Beach. Call 2374-W. ANCHORS AW EIOR Mitchell. Only 2 for $174JI each. . . . and Sail To Longwood A. B. PETERSO N 1 IIP Mitchell air-conditioner, D ESIRABLE one and two bed New 2-bedroom masonry dream Broker Associates: A . B. P< $119.00. All brand mew. F ire­ room furnished a p t Ph. 432-W boat, tiled head, large galley, Jr., P . J. Chastsm a, G stone Store, Ph. 12. PH O NE 2100 or 2980 length 63 feet, beam 25 feet. Willattg, John Meiach a id This ia a free pais to the Palm FOR A N A P P O IN T M E N T High and dry on 10,000 square Williams. A. C. Doudn For Sale—Apt. site used Electric Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. Rich TO SEE— Thie Solid Brick feet lot. You can pirate this Survayor. Range. Only 1 at $$5.00. Fireard Hart, DeBary, Eap. data home for $8,700, Term*. Phona 11$ N. Park A r*. fh O M lU i atone Stores. Ort. 6th, 1056. rotlrrt — Winter Park 2-2584. James C. Gamble, owner. For Sale—Very good used Automr New two bedroom houses, kitchen A t $10,$00 wn know n f ______ tic Washer at $65.00. Fireitone equipped. 1104 Washington. Ph. Has a big, comfortable living 97—BROKERS and REALTORS comparabl* In comfort, a spans* and dining room, built-in cab­ Stores. 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box anct, and location. I n Uda $• inet! in the kitchen with mod­ 302 Sanford. bedroom plus den, living room COUNTRY HOME ern electric range and refrige­ I ru. ft. Westinghousa refrigerat­ with firaplact, teparaU d|gfag\ rator. You’ll enjoy the Urge >•8. R. home, partly furnish*), 4 or, $76. Oas range, $13. Melvin 2.BEDROOM House, living room room, targe kltch*n, cloa*d Rare mile* out, situated among sev­ screened-ln porch and beauti­ Smith. Sanford Trailer Park. kitchen, Florida room and car eral beautiful oaks on 1 acre fully landscaped grounds with Ph. 1150. porte. In town, Phone 2002. high land, excellant water, pav­ lets of shrubbery and sprink­ ed ruad, $6,500, Term*. 3 USED WASHERS ling system. Has a fireplace 1 4 3 room freshly painted apt*. GOLDSBORO LOIR *! and central heating. Excellent 3 Bedroom, custom built home, 3 nlc# large building Iota daan «9 One Maytag and one Easy wash­ Phona 2963-W or 2313. er, both good as new, $75, only rest location—2417 I .au­ one year old. Located near School and shopping. I s a n i a h R ral $5 Down, $1.25 weekly. One Furnished garage a p t 2300 Mel Country Club, tkia horn* has and term*. Thor washer In two baths, twa utility rooms, W. H. "BMP* RTRMPRR ra M U C b t i R E A S O N A B L E giant else living room with m , only $5 Gay Allen, Associate L A K E FRONT—2 Bedroom ua weekly, spaciousness throughout. Priced Arietto Pric*, Asrariato ODIJAM & TUDOR furnished house, fishing swim Goodyear Service Stores $1,000.00 below replacement cost, Realtor — General fauanaN mlng, m biths, carport*, 113. S. Park Phone 221 a^t $13,600.00 with terms arrang2626 8. French Ave. Ph M * 995 ar 2123 1U N. P o t t k m miles from Sanford. $65. Phone Phono 2100 & 2080 Almost new 11 cu. ft. upright "N m 2O60-W-J after 4:30 p.m. freezer. Call 1123-W between 7:00 «.m .—9:30 a.m. Large fum . apt. 310 Magnolia BILLS HARD TO P A Y ? '|aB W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO Available now, • room house on 45-BU ILD ING M ATERIALS .... . ^ Re a lto r s things you’re through w i t h Celery Ave. available October IN I Park Ay# phone 27 ar 145 6th. Phone A. K. Rossetter, U S E D B K IC K through Want Ada fa r c A i S . Florlat. 212. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used R E A L ESTATE DHIVE-IN Call 1131. brick. Oraage, red, and burnt Garage ApL 112 W. 4th SI. Apply . ... .2644 French Ave. 0 room, 2 bedroom home, $6760. black. See them at SHERMAN J. W. HALL. REALTOR 111 Magnolia. Ph. SOI or t i l l Located on Old Orlando High­ CONCRETE P IP E CO. Johnay Walker, Associate way. Ideal for children, school Clean, nicely furnished apart "Call H a ll" Phono 1761 bua stop. Call 1332-M. CONCRETE meats. Ban Lenta Apts. 404 E Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete 14th St. Phone 1T10-R. 8l'ACIOU8 4-bedroom home Ini Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement neighborhood. Roam with private bath. In City Concrete Pipe to Meet AU Quail $10,000. Attractive terms, on lake. I’ n. 2564. fications, _ C j n ,u,t A REALTOR First Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 2-Bedroom unfurnished house, CULLEN AND IIAKKKY TIRED Oat West Uth St. Phone 2t8l I N N. Park Ave. phoi,a u t l 1611 Summerlin Ave. Ph. 1025LM. of the same old thing? RED-I-MIX CONCRETE S*s the spacious new tas.efully 3-REDROOM HOME Window Sills • Lintels 2 BEDROOM furnished apart different homes in — , — On large corner lot. With Florida Septie Tank • Stale Approved mrnt, close In, $45 monthly. South I'lnecrext Hanford room and patio. Well with pump Sind • Cement Mortar MU I'hon* 791-W. Grove Manors Sanford A four sprinklers. Beautiful Miracle ConcroU Co. lawn and many shrubs. Oak Valencia Villas * DeLand 3)9 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 Duplex 3-room Fum. Apt. with Ireea. bath. $46. per month., 19—RU8INK84 EQUIPM ENT $12,000 — Good Terntn bath. 946. per month., 601 W. Sth at. HAYNES Office Machine Ce., m ffl"iJnSt 2-BEDROOM HOME *5 Typewriters, adding machines, Sales.Rantala, 11$ Mag., Pb. 41 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3*Bedroom unfurnished house. Apply Mrs. C. Hawkins, Lake Monroe Ph. 1067-XW. Furnished cottage. Cell 30I0-W1. Idt«Uy Situated Luxuriously Planned Moderately Priced 2-BEDROOM HOME 0n lot*, quiet location with stove and refrlgsrator. Iiouie In lop condition. Triced #0,500 • #500. Down ROSA L. P A Y T O N . 3-room fum. apartment. Ground floor, $40 mo. Ph. 2392. B A LL R E A LT Y BE A 2-CAR FAMILY Buy your Furniture at Berry's Werehous# Fum. Co., at 901 W. 1st St. All nationally adr. furn­ iture at warehouse prices. iftir East let St. phone 1631. Tract trimmed, removed and deW HITE 111-114 West 2nd 8t. Phone moied. Ph. 1007-R. SEWING MACHINE CENTER SANFORD T R E E CO. FOR SALK—New Fireitona clock Sales, Servlet and Rentals radJ* 4A121 - 11244 Firm tone G A R R E T T ' S Septie Tanka Cleanod 4 Repair* Stores. MS E. First SL Phone 1422 ed. Grease Tript-Drelallnes. Free Inspection. Phone 1722-M Sanford, Fla. aW fiW fi St*. radio— >* Seminole Reolty M ERC H AN D ISE This if n free peso to the Bits Theatre fo r John Peckham, Lake Mary. Eap. date OcL 6th, Far Sale - -40 1 Portable $14.16. Firastose Stores. H It Is the custom o f many fam llie* In this country to t bereavement by an "In Mcmorlum" notice in newspaper columns. They find a real solncc therein. Preparation o f gt , K verse bring* back to them tender, pleasant racolleeGeggrA* bliza Cook, the English poet ha* so beautifully expressed it: "H ow cruelly sweet are the echoes that start When memory nlay* an old tuno on the h eart.' i f l u e n t l y nn In Memorlunt Is Inserted on the annlverMrjr it death. However, other dates, which It Is felt are anTirnirtatrjqr ueaningfuljsre^also selected. The birthday of the deparied, tM tng anniversary. Memorial Day, even Chrlstmai* are among olher significant occasion, chosen. I f you are hesitant to express your tender thought* In rou may avail yourself o f the Herald's collection 0f origin rhese express In ixwtlc beauty the emotions o f the he Among them are verse* appropriate t o o n y circumstance. 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 and 2 hatha situated on large, Registered Real Estate Broker artistically landscaped lots. Phone 3871 17-93 at lllawatha Paved street* and all other Rosa Court 6 room apartments, city conveniences make these furnished. Kitchen equipped. Alexander Me Stringer colonlea of owner-occupied Phene 1494. Real Estate A Insuranca homes truly delightful plaess Mr*. Lourina Messenger, Assoc. to live. Downstair* apartment. CALL 1240 107 Magnolia Ave. ph. 19 Designed, Built and Sold Apartment, close In. 3 rooms $55 per month, 111 E. Ith St., Call ODHAM &VTUDOR Inc. 2366 or 1613. RAYMOND M. B ALL Builders o f Fine Homes 2-BEDROOM, nicely furnished OSCAR M. HARRISUN For Florida Living apartment. |7S. Phone iUT. REG. BROKERS .S A LE S OFFICE S. D. Hlghlernan, Associate Duple*', New 3-bedroom alr2<<26 S. French Avenue N4 Renth Park Ave. Phone 999 TW IN OR F U L L 8fZE rond'Uoned. Electric kitchen, Phone 2100 and 2980 Home wanted fo r 6 week old male screened porch. $78. J. F. Roger* kittens. Phone 2251-XJ. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE See our new line o f floor covering Geneva, Fla. and complete homo furnishings. ask Cnim l*y A Meoiatth at 117 South Park. Phona 771 FR E E D E LIV E R Y U - W n c ttl f „ KENT They Know 3-Bedroom home. Equipped with electric kitchen, blinds, heater, ECHOIJI BEDDING CO. NOW S mm film rental library screened porch, Fenced back al Wieboldt s Camera 8hep. 210 Corner 2nd 4 Magnolia, Ph. 1232 G It A M K O W yard. Equity $1400. MonQily "B *d Bam berger" Mgr. S. Park Ave. payment $534$. Cell ltlV W . Open Monday's Ul 9:34 M S . 4*— ARTICLES fa r BALE 91$ Rosalia. V ISIT OUR BALCONY Senkarik Glaao gad Paint Co. 19—B E A U T Y PARLO RS 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD 47— FURNITURE - HOUSEHOLD SWANEE RIVER KENNELBT R A D E moved to Wildwood on Highway 301. New, modern, most com­ your old mattress and springs REGARDLESS OF T Y P E OR plete kennel in the State. Opens CONDITION! 8et. Sept. 29th. Boarding and Less Trad* training. Bird dogs and deer hounds fo r sale, priced reason- QulJtop Mattress Reg. $69.60 ................ $49.50 able. Trial allowed. D. L. ROG­ ERS, Phone ShsdyilJe 1-3242, Royal Comfort Mattress Wildwood, Florida. Reg. $5949 .................. $3*40 Wanted — Pointer Bird Dog for hunting. Ph. Z227-XJ. Golden Dawn Maltrrss Reg. $49.60 .................. $34.60 Chihuahua puppies AKC,—2 fe­ male, I male. 4H miles nut W. Eehols Special Mattress 20th to white Church lam right Reg. $2940 .................. $24 30 H mile. — Factory to T o u A lu m U m m V e n e tia n B lla d a Enciotcd head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. PUatie er For home repair work and altera­ ra m tapes. Cette* -ar aylaa tions. Cali 131-J. Ray C. Slagle. BUSINESS SERVICES 43-ARTIC LES FOR SALE $ SA V E f ON GOOD USED FURNITURE M ather O f Sanford 2^4$ K. 1st St. 2-Bedroom fram e house, t miles from Baag, M uit sail. Phone 1949-W. CHOOM AN 4 2 >UM D CAR MUCTION •FVAUJCS Strickland — M eerie** In* Your Friendly Ford Deeler MS E. lgt. St. Phene 394 It Pay* To Uaq Claatlftad. UNO TO BE O FFERED FO B COLLEGE PALM BEACH III — A WEST spokesman fa r n large log concern eaid teday ig g g west of West Palm B*M h be offered free a t a alt* fa r antabllshment o f a faurajraar caG lege in Uti* area. K. E. Raidle o f Lake W grikj M official o f a firm that eeatnaN the 100-aquara-mUe Indian TraR Ranch, said his group t)90- in thinking' o f coutructiag a n olrat' ally city around tbo drag IP y r » vide housing, slorts and Mbap $9* cities-. ., G R A PE F R U IT PIC K IN O W IN TER H AVEN UB-Thn Citrus Inspection Service 13 to 16 packing hay ana In f grapefruit yesterday t m l 'f r f r dieted volume picking w « i l pg| begin fo r at least another nook. The first shipment was m o d i Mat week. A Big Homo Buy $4,500 E A 8Y TERMS 2 Bed Room House, Kit­ chen equipped, Large cor. aer lot. ■R 822 MAPLE AVE. PH O NE 106S-J Phono 117 .a h A- m �. • . ■ A j, ■ 10 DAYS WmDAYS THE SANFORD HERAU) Page 10, WnL, Sept. 26,1966 — - THRU QUALITY MEAT CUT AS YOU LIKE IT W IN STANDARD COLLEGE GL0|E 5>» - Boneless Beef LBS. 2 LY K ES BUDGET sI ew »iqq HOME S T Y L E 3 POTATO aico FOR YO U R SC H O O L OR ROOM 3 BUCKBOARDS 3 E D EC FR EE SLATES 1 M IC K E Y M OUSE C LU B H O U SE a A L L SC H O O L C H ILD R EN E L IG IB L E a CO M E T O FOOD M ART A N D R EG ISTER LB< P ^ s - $ 1 .o o LY K E S 'Good Eating' AMBURGER. nn $1.00 PIN TS "Good Eating' Round Jk STEAK LB. OUR PREMIUM D IS P U Y Borden's Sliced [ Brick - American C h e d d ar- CHEESE V IN Y L F U S T IC H AVE YO U SEEN SAVE SAV-MOR COUPONS FO O T REDEEM CO U PO N S A T FOODM ART Reg. 33c Go. or Fla. Grade A $ | IFit Y E MS W H O LE PAN READY CA N YO U BEA T T H E S E j | I G ERTN ERS F U . GRADE A FORA EACH O AK H IL L fro zh T spec ia ls V ELD A IC E M IL K T ™ 2 LIBBY'S FREN CH Fries 7 * Cans 5 Cons LYKES am LU N C H EO N M EA T 3 $ i. CANS $1# CANS $1* CANS M $1. 4 CANS S H L U P IN E YE LLO W C LIN G 4 PEGS. C I OK Ml CANS PEA CH ES n. ° HOODS 33 Q U A L IT Y PRODUCE LAR G E S TA LK SW IFTSJEW EL FIRM CARTON PUESU FLO R ID A (U n it Una A JA X Cleanser Pillsbury': BLEACH CELERY 2 ~ 25c Tomatoes 17c Avocadoos 3 F~ 25c WUh O rder) ,m "25c 2 sue q t COCONUT CUSTARD SKIM M ILK PIES V IE N N A SAUSAGE JUICE 8 FOR O R A N G E —W H IT E YELLOW-CHOC. SPICK COFFEE • OZ. JAB J.19 J-C*. IT *2. Tbe X2 hai wlngt aud tail of • atalnleti iteel and a bady af the nickel alloy K-model, to ghro it greater reilatance to >the heat. It la home aloft by g B-M mother plana and launched •at about JO,M0 feat. Ito Curtlw-Wright rocket- aa* giaa baa the power output of a Navy crul»er ateamlag at high iP iM e Bacauta centrifugal force, at its ^ hl|d» landing ipaod, would tear W wboali apart, the X I Undo ebskld gear. It wa* built by BaU Airegaft Co,. of Bufalo, N. Y „ aad baa been flylag for the Air Faroe for two year*. **M I (FNS) D o l t a Air Llaaa boa placed la earrieo the fln t of a M M ,M flat! of eight Couvalr 440 MetropoUUn aircraft equipped with Collin* airborne, weather refer, E. R. Bishop, Miami Digtriri Manager, baa npnrlai The new twin engine proaauri*. od 44-pasaenger tranapart D a f t fa*tor and quDtor voratou of the popular Super Ceuveir BID, now in use by major aWtoaa aI Uw world. finer111 ifHf i MmmllBfe rn now typo mufflcr^hwOM Mo. tropoliUn the qulotaat aabfa of any modern airitnor. Powered by two t,MU barao* power Pratt k Whitney pistou e^lnea, the Coermlr 4M caa take off aad climb to morn than MOP • REALEM ON UBHru 2 4 c a normal crulatog apaod af m Delta ______ ______ for. tight of the now which, with spare pat tXOfiOO. DeHvuriaa wfll C H ASE & SAN B O R N IN STAN T 1 7 c BEAUTY BRAND MORTONS WASHINGTON < * - TTha Aif Force hae eUgad another la ita § ■arle* of daring piloted flight* into •pica, thl* time to an altltuda of ilmoit 24 mile*. Capt. Iven C. Klnchelot, M, who piloted the Bell XI rocket plana to that height, vaaturad twice aa high a* the altltuda at which with­ out protection, a maa'a blood would boil, bringing inataat death. Secretary of Defanaa WUaou da* clined, at a new* conference Thur*. day, to confirm pubBihod-tuperta ft that Klncheloa, probtag boat and altitude problem* a( tupersoalc flight high above Edward* Air Farce Bast, Calif., bad piloted the XI to an unprecedented altitude of 128,000 feet—2LM afloo-lato in Aaguit Wilton alio refuted to confirm timiltr unofficial Information ra* letted In New Oriean* early In Aaguit that Lt. CL Frank K. , Everett Jr. flaw the XI1JQ0 mile* W an hour at Edward* lu t July 23. Wilton only would **? **I think I coaid **y tbit it ha* flown high* er and fa*t*r than any other alr> craft.” Wilton obtervad that with peo­ ple talking about Russia "closing the gap" between U. 8. and Soviet air power, "If wo yap about every­ thing we do the gay wUl be clo»- Delta A ir Lines Places New'Model Plane In D L IM IT P. P LE A S E PIES IlIX A N A — liU TTK K IIE AN S CU T DEANS— DAIIY LIM A S ” “ oz CO RN PIN EAPPLE J U IC E 10<MI< 3 BALLS 4 M EAT KLMONTE OK SW ANSONS M EA T POT ■ TO M A TO ES 9 K O U N T Y H IST LEM ON ADE - LIM EADE P IN E A P P L E — PLUM PEAC H —G R A P E Pkgs. SO U TH LAND STRAW BERRIES B U CK » m w T O IL E T T IS S U E S rolls $1. nLU B PLA TE PRESERVES her dark iln n i at Grata Oorbe reaches Parle for a brief riatt before flying to New York. No* porter*, Inquiring about bar plane, received a customary reply, “I have nothing te n r * Air Force Stages Another Daring Flight Into Space C IR C U S SO LA K IN K 3 ms 4 if FOR PURE SHOPPING PLEASURE Into o o ^ lMV T ho will ulet ever Delta'* dame* aa tboy are deUvarud. FOODMART PARK AVE AT 25th ST. nwr n T «m un—The sum fruR fly traptHmg to to Florida aroue D humane* l it todfe'tbo an—aaaa m af the trope have I m atottu ar to torn Into. The trape contain a aoncon* a .D ated ----- U �W an ted $f£ral& If Yn t HaroM to Net M to ro d By • P. M. Call 18SI Bafora ? P. M. Par DaBtary AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Eatahliahed 1908 VUULME XLVtII SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1958 Therm-0-Tone Invites Public To Opening Door* will be officially opened " m o r r o w morning at 0 o'clock at the Tbenn-O.Tane Gas and A p­ pliance Co.'a new 925,000 showroom*, office* and warehouse, re­ cently completed at 414 W. 0th 8t. The general public ha* been in­ vited to attend the nil-day event, according to C, II. Itobertaon, vice president o f the Themi -O-Tane organisation. W "Our faith and confidence In Sanford, It* continued growth and axpantion, and the future o f the entire 8emlnole County area, prompted ua, of the Therm-OTane (la* and Appliance Co., to invest in this brand new ultra­ modern building," said Roliertson as he announced the final detail* Of the formal opening. "H er* In our new location, we fill have an opportunity to (how ur customer* the very latest ga* appliances fo r the home and busi­ ness," Robertson commented. “ The homemaker and homeowner can choose front ranges, water heaters, refrigerators, washers, dryers, space heaters and floor furnaces." ( A special eight-page section of today’s Sanford Herald is devoted Therm-O-Tano Gas and AppliCo. formal opening tomor- ' ■ . FORMAL OPENING of the Therm-O-Tane Gm & Appli­ ance Co.’a showrooms, warehouse and office, located at 414 W. Ninth St., will be held ail day tomorrow. The build­ f i i STRt oi ' ■ - '* ing ia at the conor of 9th St. and Laurel Ave. (Photo by Jameson) Seminole Raceway Herald W ill Sponsor A. Lee, S. Jones Would Increase Letter Writing Contest Entertain Mt. Dora Audience Tuesday County's Economy « a iAt NO. 202 Krider Named CofC Manager By RHODES CONKLIN The history o f Therm-O-Tane Seminole Raceway at Cassel­ Gas and Appliance Co., as well berry, the historic harness horse as a picture display of the new training center, is on the verge of building, Is featured tn SOctlon B. a re-activation that may be ex­ Mayor F. D. Scott w ill cut the pected to pump almost a million dollars annually Into the area’a ribbon tomorrpw morning at 0 o’­ economic bloodstream. clock to throw open the doors of This is big business. The busi­ the Therm-O-Tane Gas Appllswee ness o f training and racing har­ a£ o., said Robertson. *V ass horse* is today an industry. throughout tha day we w ill g le * Whether this Industry takes away valuable merchandise includ­ pot and transforma Seminole in g a Dixie Range, A . O. SmRb Obunty’s renowned r a c e w a y Ferma-Gless 30-gaUw Water tel# the Saratoga of teh Hester, Desrborn Hebo Chef, South depends entirely upon Out­ Warm Morning Space heater, come o f the balloting on Nov. 8. Kewtune Inbuilt mixer, blender, A t that time Seminole voters will and sharpener, ica service set, and approve or disapprove establish­ two radalre space heater*. ment o f this vast new income-pro­ '•In addition," Itobertaon laid, ducing Industry. We are givin g away au CighU It voters say " y e s " to allow­ up carafe every hour alter 9 o'* ing harness racing, then H can be expected that official* * f Seminole dock*" itecojAag tha history o f Therm- Raceway will proceed srlth their O-Tano Gaa and Appliance Co., plans fo r expanding the raceway Robertson said that the company to turn it into the wintertime Mec­ was originally incorporated in ca. Just how re-activation of the M ay 1047 with R. F. Nicholas as president and himself as vice raceway ran bo expected to build a miUion-dollar Industry, Is easy president. And this in no way "W e considered a number of ot- In explain. , hu, takes Into consideration any In' » » • " » » • > " " « IU .K — HIWWI, tho county will gain from that for growth and our particular too. business existed in Sanford," he The raUlion-dollar income, all Mid. new. money Introduced into the Therm-O-Tane Gas and Appli- county from outside sources, will suce Co. opened business on June accrue only from enlargement of 1, 1047 a t the com er o f Fourth St. the track facilities and the large and 1’tno Ave. employing three number o f horaes and people it persons. A fte r one year's opera­ will bring, both directly and In­ tion a branch was opened In Or­ directly. lando with Nicholas becoming Experience shows that some 300 ^uanager o f that office and Ro­ employes will be required to care b ertson remained In Sanford ** fo r and train the 600 trotters and pacers which will be stabled at B&AtMgOr, Customers and buslnesa have Seminole Raceway. This Includes Increased each year and now ihe trainers, assistant trainers, care­ staff o f the local Therm-O-Tane takers, blacksmiths, veterinarians Gaa and Appliance Co. numbers and other* on the payrolls o f the 13. Tha. area which Therm-O- several stables using the plant. Almost every stable varies in Tana serve# Includes all o f Sem­ inole end Orange Counties end wage and salary set-up, but ac­ •a fa r g § g b e ^ e City in Volusia cording to a survey, caretakers (they provide care for tbo horses) '4^°Madsra faculties at Tbemi-O- average about $50 wekjy. Assist­ Tana Gaa and Appliance Co.’a ant tralnrs receive a minimum of 1100 a week and trainers draw aew ghowrooms, office and warestipends in th * three figur brac­ houea include an o ff-ltre e t parkket. la g lot, 2,600 f i a t o f floor space A conservative average o f 975 fo r clUpUy ind w iw h ou iloif, plmc weekly for all employes engaged glass display, windows, acoustical in training of the horses, figures kilnoise plaster, Indirect lighting, to 922,500 total weekly payroll. and the very latest In modem de­ Stretched over a 20-week period, corative design. which is about the lenith of time "W e wlU be happy to »ce all most trainer* and stables remain, j f gu r customers and fritnds at our the payroU climb,, to a whopping fo r m a l opening tomorrow,’* Ro­ $450,000 for the season. bertson said today, "and we al- But payroll alone is but part will be happy to have tho»i of the picture. Feed bills fo r the th whom we are not yet ac­ horses run to about $3 per day per horse. Blacksmiths and veteri­ quainted come by to *•• us and join in the celebration o f our for- narians are kept busy. Even a horse in good condition can run up mat opening," a 913 bill annually for vet serv(Cuatiaoe* Oa Page T ea) Liberoce To Ploy Favorite Night Club O f Princess Anundatod Praaa Laaaai Wtra Flossy Uncovers Skrleton On Beach LONDON Hi—One pf Prlnce»s Margaret's favorite ligh t' clubs, FO R T W A LTO N BEACH (A P ) the swank Cafe de Paris, said to­ A hsdly weathered skeleton unday it has signed Liberar* te ap­ covered on the beach by hurricane pear there for a week " a t the Flossy has beea taken to Cresthighest a la r y we ever paid any­ view for study. one." Sheriff Ray Wilson said he One of the club's m a n a g e rs ._____ asked____ th*______________ Florida Sheriffs Bureau Maj. Neville Willing, a i d the night I j 0 |„ » t identifiesAspot had only on# regret: ,jun " It's just t<*>. t o o k * * that | Deputy Ralph Hendrix and Mrs. Princess Margaret J. |Hendrix found the skeleton TuesLoodon Shea o ff la Africa, a s , . ... ,j^ r k ln » and aa admirer o f.L lto ra c e tad will Un(J> , u #k|)„ apparently had miss missing him." "while ILtorae# was U stlag the I }*cn k -b y . . T l* * ,rr acoustics att bta Royal r a s U v a l | ° r a W l. he added. Hall—where he'll give a aeries o f j The officer said the bones were concerts beginning Monday night dart brown and appeared slightly —« group o f 38 young men pend- petrified. The skeleton was lying face up with arras outstretched ml outeidf touting: in what had probably been a * 'Hate, htofc hat* — we grove. L llfM ." National of In observance Newspaper Week which begins Monday Oct. 1 and continues through Oct. 8, The Sanford Her­ ald Is offering 17 $25 Saving Bonds to school children o f Semi­ nole County who are Fifth Grade students or above. One child from each of the 17 schools In Scmlitole County will rcceiv* ■ $25 Savings Bond In recognition o f his or her ability to tell what a newspaper docs for the community. Letter* w ill be mailed tills a f­ ternoon to tha principals o f the Seminole County Schools with studenst eligible to enter the con­ test. Fred Parkins, Editor and Pub­ lisher o f Th* Banford Herald, In his letter to Seminolo County School principals said. “ We will award a $26 Savings Bond to tha ed Elementary School, Lake Mon. roe Colored School, and Rosasw-ald School, The 8anford Herald Publisher and Editor, Fred Perkins, said that in Tho Harold's observance o f National Newspaper Weak, employes ot Sanford and SemU nole County's newspaper wilt re­ ceive their weekly pay In SILV E R D O LLARS tomorrow, Sept, 39 and again on Friday, Oct. 9, so that local citlsen* will learn what part tha local newspaper plays in the community’s economy. "There w ill be 1,900 silver dol­ lars ringing and turning over in Sanford tomorrow and next F ri­ day," Ptrkina said. , , . SU SD ICIO U S AfGG _ . Is Located Today student trem your school who submits the heat btU r, rtotruto Southeast 200 words In length, on the sub­ By MBS. RAYMOND MORRIS The aver Increasing popularity o f Sanford's diminutive entertain­ ers, Ally-on Lea and Susanna Jones was dsmonitrated again when they scored a triumph before more than 100 Lions and guests at the Mt. Dora Lions Ladles party Tuesday night. Jo« Welmer, program chairman o f Casselberry Lions arranged fo r the girls’ appearance at ML Dora with M. C. Reid, program chair­ man o f that club. A fter presenting a complete program for the affair, Including six piano selectloas and four vo­ cal numbers, Welmer said the enthusiasm fo r the talented young­ sters was so great that they were persuaded to remain fo r more enlartalnment at tha conclusion - McKibbin Ike Schedules More Announces Major Campaign Talks New Head Mobile Therapy Unit To Be Here Next Tuesday John Krider, Sanford City Com­ missioner elect and president o f the Florida Stats Loague, waa named manager o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce this morning by Clifford McKib­ bin, president-elect o f tha cham­ ber. McKibbin said this morning that "Th a incoming Executive Commit­ tee o f the Seminole County Cham­ ber o f Commerce has spent many hours considering applicants for the position as manager o f our local Chamber o f Commerce. "In making tha announcement that Commissioner Krider has been chosen fo r one o f our com­ munity's most important posi­ tion," McKibbin said, "w e feel that tha Chamber o f Commerce has new taken a positive step toward progrosslvsness and an aggressive step toward making the 8emlnole County Chamber o f Commerce the effective organisation to which local citlsens have looked forward. "'V o are Indeed happy that Mr. KriJer has accepted our o ffe r to become the manager o f the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Com­ merce, a position which has been vacant fo r about 30 days," Mc­ Kibbin said this morning. “ With his strong anthuslaam fo r Sanford and 8emlnole County, there is no doubt we haws secured the ser­ vices o f a man who w ill do much lo make the voice o f Sanford and Seminole County \heard fa r and wide." Krider aald this morning that he will take over aa Manager o f tha Seminal# County C heaper o f Commerce next Monday moraiag Oct. 1, and by Oct. 13*V|!1 b e lli foil awing. " I have given deep and earnful consideration to the accepting o f the o ffe r to become manager uf the local chamber o f cos merce and sincerely appreciate the confidence and faith that has hem given m e," Krider aald. " I t will be several days before final plana fo r next year’s Cham her o f Commerce aggressive plans will be completed and ready to lie announced," he said. "1 want to solicit the full co­ operation o f every citlsen o f San­ ford and Seminole County In mak­ ing the 1958-37 year for the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Com­ merce the biggest year In Ita long time history," Krider commrnlrd. "M r. Krider'a cioso assocla tlon with Sanford and Seminole County's biggest projects, his thousands o f friends and asso­ ciates in national, regional, stale, county and city circles will lend much toward making him a moat important cog in the programs wo hope to get underway this year/ 1*resident-elect Clifford McKIbhia said today. M IAM I A — A ‘ 'suspicious* lstriet Governor of 35-0, comject "W hat A Hometown News­ weather disturbance developed to anted that It has been his plea Ml paper Means To Our Community." day fa r out In the Atlantic Ocean aura to hear Attyson and Suxanne Prominent Seminole County and began moving westward un­ on three oeeasloni at Lloni club citlsens will ssrve aa Judf*a in der conditions which forecasters affairs. He waa loud In hia praise the competition and lelUHnwill be said are "rig h t" fo r the birth o f fo r them, adding that they get judged on the Ixsats o f Aeatness, a new hurricane. better all the time. material content, and sincerity. A bulletin from the Weather Allyson'a p r o g r a m included Those who have been selected Bureau at San Juan, Puerto Rico, Chopin’s FanUsle Impromptu, Deto serve as Judge* are T. K. said the disturbance was centered bussy'a Clair de Lune and Bum­ Tucker, President o f the Florida at a p. m. EST about BO miles ble Boogie. 8uxanne sang One State Bank; Mayor F. D. Scott, south-southwest o f Martinique In KUa, by Romberg, Love is A J. Ural ley Odham, Jack Hall o f the Windward Islands, or about Many 8plcndored Thing and an Yow ell’s, and Mr*. Margaret 1,030 miles southeast o f Miami. original composition entitled River Gull o f the 8entinole County There was a weak circular move­ o f Dreams, written and composed School system. ment, with winds up to 30 mites by Welmer. The letters are to l>e submit­ per hour in squall* over a small Allyaon is the I I year old ted to the ofricc o f The Sanford area near the center. The' dis­ daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John Herald no luter than 5 p.m. Frl- turbance waa moving westward L. Lee and Siisanne, age 13, la al about 17 m. p. h. and will move the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. C. duy, Oct. 5. into the Caribbean ara today. O. Jones. A ll of the winning letters will "N o intensification ia cxpcrti-d" be published In The Sanford Her­ ald aa soon a i the judging ia during the next 12 hours, the San Juan bulletin said, but hurricane completed. hunter planes were winging to­ Awards to the winning students ward the area and forecasters in SEPT. 21 will he made at appropriate time* the Miami Weather bureau noted Admissions al tlie suggestion o f racli school that this is the time o f year when Rev. Henry William* (Santurd) principal. most great hurricanes arc horn. John W. Hall (Sanford) Bchoo! children eligible to par­ Small craft from Grenada in the Discharges ticipate in tho romt>etitloii fo r tha Windward Islands to Guadeloupe Edith Norris (Sanford) best letter will he from Seminole In the Leeward group were warned | SEPT. 27 High School, Sanford Junior High to remain In port fo r the next 11 Ad miss lees School, Lyman School, Sanford hours. Thesa chains o f islands Truby Walden (Sanford) Grammar School, Pinacrsst separalo the Atlantic from tha Visiting Hears: Private Rooms, I I School, Lake Monro* School, Caribbean. a. in.— I p. m.: Semi-Private Oviedo School, Wilson School, St. The storm was discovered as Rooms, 2 p. m.— 4 p. m., 7 p. m.— Luke's Christian Day 8chool, and hurricane Flossy, sixth tropical B p. m.; Pediatrics, 11 a. in.—9 A ll 8oul’a Parochial School, disturbance o f the year, moved p. m. (Parents and/or grandpar­ W EST PALM BEACH OU-Th# Others a n : Croomi Academy, through North Carolina aftrr a ents only); Obatetriei, According Goldsboro School, Hopper Aeade- long voyaga from the Gulf of| to accommodation and no visitors Florida Railroad and Public Utttl ties Commission called more wit­ during feeding o f babies. my, Midway School, Oviedo Color- Mexico. nesses today to support its stand that the public Interest requires continued Independent operation o f the Florida East Coast Railway. Sevan St. Augustine resident* testified at the Interstate CamG ALVESTO N , Tex. ( A P ) — I pltal here. I fashion M hours a day alnee she merre Commission hearing yes Babe Dldrlkson Zaharies, th*) Early this morning before her| became ill. terday that they feared th* city greatest woman athlete the world! death, Georg* Zehariai, her husFor months, the whole world would suffer a serious economic ha* known, died today a fter a hand, said: knew that death soon would reach blow If FEC should be taken over stubborn battle with th* one'com"She's had enough agony, sad­ the superb athlete. At time-, h«r by the Atlantic Coast Lin* Rail petltor she couldn’t heat-cancer. ness and pain. And so I'm losing husbanJ, George Sabarisa. could road and tha o ffice! moved. Into her 42 years, she pocked my wife, partner and love. God’s hardly talk te newsmen as emo­ A. If. Tebault, publisher aad athletic triumphs that began with will be done. 1 know she'll live for tion gripped him. general manager o f the St. Augus­ A A U basketball tournaments, In­ ever in the hearts o f millions.'' At one time, when her Uf.‘ wi»s tin* Record, said loss o f FEC and cluded A A U track, then the Olym­ The Babe never lost conscious­ fading, a spark o f competitive East Coast Hospital, representing pics and finally the g o lf course* ness. She never sank into a coma. spirit flamed again, and from her four million dollar annual payroll o f the nation. She slipped o ff into death dur­ hospital bed she shook her first would be " a dangerous blow." and declared, " I 'l l beat this thing Almost from the stert she was ing her sleep. Tebault called FEC No. 1 indus­ yet." known affectionately te sports try in St. Johns County and said Georg* was in the room. fans as The Babe, a tag hung on It waa not until Sept. 23 — a loss of rail payroU and employes "She died in her sleep," Zahar­ ber by her family. ies said. " I t eras real nice and Sunday—that tha hospital finally "would b* a calam ity fo r this She showed versatility early. peaceful, as peaceful as a baby. admitted the end was Inevitable aroa from which I de not feel It She could lick any kid ia the Sha just floated away. It’ s been and neqr, A spokesman said this would recover during m y Ufablock, won a marble tournament, a long battle and The Babe fought was possible because th# Bab# tim e." and was first-place winner In a it the way the knows bow to fight, had lost Interest in newspapers G RAND PA’S PA N TS W O N T harmonica contest. giving ground reluctantly all tha and uo longer listened to ber P IT B E N N Y " radio. They had avoided frank Cancer (truck In 1953 just after way and an inch a t a tim e." This Democratic jibe la tha ah* woo tha g o lf tournament At 1 a. m., all tha members o f statements earlier fo r fear they 1999 presidential c a m p a i g n named fo r her—the the fandly sow in Galveston filed would depress bar. against Benjamin H arriet* re­ Zaharia* Open in Beaumont. Almost to th* lis t, Babe put up into the room aad one by one ferred to the President's grandA fte r she underwent Bab* recognised them and they a courageous show. But friends father, Geo. William Harrison. that time, aba r a w back t * win spoke to her. were sick at baait to sc* «he de Want Ada s e l l graadpj seven go lf tournaments. "She gave them all tha nod," [ rlln* o f the onc*-greal athlete. pants — or find a tailor 9* But the cancer couldn’t be George said. • When remembrance o f her specific alter them. stopped nod her life became a suc­ Th* big man paced Urn corridor* feat* had faded, sports fans stlU Call 19M to place your "gotcession of operations and days M all during tha night. He was In and remembered ber gusty outlook on in-toueb-with” od TODAY. lowing days ia Jpha Scaly out o f M r room aa has h aw hi* ---------------« --------:---------------- B Hospital Notes Commission C o lls More Witnesses To Support Stand Babe Loses Fight Against Cancer WASHINGTON A — President* Elsenhower aald today ha is going to maka two or three more major campaign speeches than he had counted on. Eisenhower told a nawa con­ ference, however, ha t* not going to do any barnstorming, and not go out whistle-stopping. H * didn’t say when or where the extra speech** beyond th* five or six ha originally contemplated, N ext Tuesday from 9 u.m. to 8 would be made. Aa fo r why he is stepping up p.m. th* Mobile Therapy Unit ot hi* campaign pace, Eisenhower th* Florid* Society for Crippled said It la simply because so many Children w ill bo at Touchton's repreientationa have been made corner In Sanford in' connection with a survey new being made oa to him by good frienda. He said he found himself a lit­ handicapped children and adulte. Don Batter!##, Director o f the tle weak about not accepting. And, Elsenhower a id , as fa r aa Unit, says that th# purpose o f ha knows thara la no health ques­ this visit her* la to determine th* tion involved at the moment in in- number and type* o f crippled p er. sene who are not receiving phy­ creating his campaign pace. Even now, Elsenhower said, ha sical therapy and who would bo la not going to do I tenth aa hotpod by .tegular treatment*. Memuera' o f th* Samlnole Coun­ much as people want him to do. It was wide-ranging news con­ ty Medical Society are cooperat­ ference, developing mostly around ing in th* on* day schedule o f tho political questions and Issues In unit in Sanford according to tbo one form or another, but with President Dr. Vineent Roberta. Also assisting srlth arrange­ dashes o f foreign affairs sprinklad ments ara Dr. Tarry Bird, Bern!in. The President started o f f with note County Health O fficer and a tribute to Mrs. Bab* Dldrlkson Mrs. Harold Appleby, longtime Zaharias, famed woman athlete Easter Seal Chairman # f tho Con­ trol Florida goelaty fo r Crippled who died this morning. He said she had won tha ad­ Children. Any queettoM eoncomlng th# miration o f att the people o f tho country. He lauded her last gal­ visit o f this w rit to Sanford should lant figh t agalnit cancer aad said bo •efarrod to Dr. Roberta, D r. that everyone feet* a d that she A M , or Mr#. Appleby. had to lose this last battle. With that, tha President opened tho conference I* questions aad th* political drumfire started. Tho first quftUaaer noted that Risen lwwer w#*-at»pyte*ap hia pailtn activity beyond original plana and iwjalred how many more speeches there might be and whether the President fait hia health placed "a n y lim itation" on the extent o f hia campaign aotlvHies. Replying to the second part first, Elsenhower aald b* knew o f no health question Involved. And oa fo r the firs t part, he said that probably be will do a little more campaigning than b* had planned. Under questioning, the Presi­ dent also had soma sharp come­ backs to campaign statements by his Democratic rival, Adlal E. Stevenson. Elsenhower M id that he would years speak out on the question o f his iadership, Ha said one of tbo things be treasures la * faw para- Former Resident J . M . V ictory, Drts In Georgia J. M. V ictory, t o died a t hia home In Hartwell, Ga. yeeterdap morning. Born in Hartsrell on Feb. 91* 1997, Mr. V ic to ry moved to San­ ford In 1919 and fo r many year* served ua a deputy sheriff under th* 1st* S heriff C. M. Hand. Ho moved back to his form er homo about IS years ago. Funeral services w ill be told Friday o t I p. h l from Smith Brothers Funeral Homo in H art, well, Ga. and burial wttl follow there. Surviving ar* six children In­ cluding two sons, Philip M. VI*kery o f Arlington, Tex. and J. W. Vickery, Sanford; four daugh­ ters, Mr*. V . C. Messenger, Banford; Mrs. J. B. Lae o f Lattlm or*. N. a ; Mrs. Michael Dugan o f K t- graph* on that subject by former I tonah, N. Y. and Miss Thao Vto British Prim e Minister Winston Churchill, who, he said, know## him better than some o f his cri­ tics. Eisenhower was speaking la response to an Inquiry about a -Utcment by Stevenson In Kan­ sas City last night that Elseahowar bad shown "conaisant re­ jection o f the postlve responsibi­ lities o f Isidsrshlp." Funeral Tomorrow For R. B. Monroe Richard Bennett Monroe, 88, died suddenly a t hia homo oa Celery Ave. shortly after mid­ night this morning. Mr. Monro* was born on Jan. 30, 1M I at T y T y, Ga. He had lived in 8anford fo r over 50 years and had engaged In farming up until 1954. Mr. Monro* waa on* o f tha pioneer celery growers o f the ore* and fo r tr# last two years had operated a nursery at his hem* on Celery Ave. Mr. Monro* waa a member o f the First Methodist Church o f gan fori. Ha 1s survived by his wife, Mr*. Mabel Cowan Monroe, Sanford; on* sister, Mrs. Loni* Shaffer, Houston, Tex.; a nephew, J. Lion­ el Monroe, New Smyrna Beoeh; and several other nieces aad nephews. Funeral services fo r Mr. Mon­ roe w ill t o held tomorrow a fter­ noon (F rid a y ) o t S:M a t the Flrot Methodist Church with the t o r . Milton Wyatt officiating. Burial will t o la U t o View Cemetery. Active pallbearers will to: If. L. Wright, Francis T. Meriwether, Charles Lawson, C. M. Flowers, Edmund Slow*, and W. P. CkapHonorary Palltoorori are Pickens, E. E. Brady, B. W. War* Claud* Herndon, Dr. i. N. Tolar. Clark Laouardy, John Lsonardy, Barney Beck Br. and Chart*# 1, no—»-- tl.— totolWUNle kery o f Key What, 19 grandchil­ dren and fiv e great grandchil­ dren; also a number o f nlecea aad nephews. Tito, Khrushchev Leave For Surprise Visit To Russia BELGRADE, YngoeUvla President Tito loft today with Soviet Commuulat party toss Nikita Khrushchev far a surprise visit to tha Soviet Union. Tito was Mcompoaiad by his w ife Jovanka, Vie* President AW eksander Rantovie and Djuro Pucar, chairman of tha state of Bosnla-Harccgovlna and o mem­ ber o f th* YugooUv Communist party Politburo. Lika Khrushchov’s equally unexpected trip to Yugoslavia, Ttta’a latest visit to Russia waa de­ scribed aa a vacation. Th* official Yugoslav nows agency Tanjug aald the party left the military air­ port of Batejnlau aa a apodal So­ viet plau* tide morning and will spend ■everul days rcotiag on th* Black Sea coast Khrushchev arrived te Beigrnda Sept I I and grt a private official wrteoate from whtdi all were barred. Offlatela lasisted Ida visit was only a holiday, but moot obsorvora believed to cam* to strengthen further Uto rewowod tleo th* Soviet hove boon forging with Tito. TV Weather ru a A dditional Local N ew s O n Page 10 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Kl<3HT,ACTTMACTl I9U K B H A D T ftX * J - WINDIN' ART V**V i S S & 'S f i S R T 7 UPSTAIRS TONVSHTl T H e«!3 NO TIMe FOR MOURNING? 4 IT'S ALMOST PAWN ? WE'VE COT TO BLIP PAST THE OTHER OUNBOA7S AND HEAD DOWNSTREAM BEFORE . T*ter m o u s MisstNG* HA? THE WORTHLESS THIEVES? THEWE SUFFERED THE FATE THEY DESERVE? have T«e salvag e crew s s t a n d y BV TO STRIP the ISLAND WHEN a r s C \ IT'5 SETTLED TO T M ^BO T TO M /fifcV ^ TMihD -IK EEC >N0 THf FLV :auko ~ hit O f ARVCG GLOVE/.. r* m H e SIMPLV wont HANG UP WlTVIOUr CALLING MC LONG SAVING' HELLO’TO> DISTANCE FROM . - VOU, V ^ r ----- ^ ITS WAUV.r- > y HOLLYWOOD Oh—Can you Im­ agine ■pending 14 hours a. day with your mala, waek in and weak out? f NOTICE IS H E R E B Y a ITEM th a t w s a r e m a n n e d la b u sln sss a t s e t A Probably not It setms Impos­ K. 17th HL u n d er th e fic titio u s ssr a s m sible for any two human bainga o f n o a o o tt'e T V BAloe and S erv ice •nd th a t w o In toad to r e s is t o r said to gat along together without be­ n sm s w ith th a C lark o f th o C ircuit .*ourL Itom lnolo C ou n ty. F lorid a, | n ing apart soma of the time. a cco rd a n ce w ith t h e p ro v isio n o f tho F ic titio u s N om e S ta tu te , to -w it: Yet Albert Hsckett and Frances S ection sst.es F lo r id a S ta tu te s II }}. Goodrich do it. They not only get R ob ert I . R a e sd sla ■long, but have won a Pul Itier J a m es F_ B u rk a tt Price for playwrigbting and have a fabulous string of screen play ■uccasses. la rot acetate o f The Hacketta are the authors O W EN J. PO PE of “ Diary of Anne Frank,” which T o A ll Crodltora and won tha Pulitser nod for ISM and is still playing to packed houses ■old Ketatei You aod ea ch of y o u are In New York. Their film credits h tr s b y n o tified and required stretch from here to Catalina, in to prooont any cla im e and dsm an d s w h ich yo u . o r e ith e r ut eluding such nifties as “Naughty you . m a y h a v e a sa ln s t t h e esta te Marietta.” The Thin Man series, of O W EN J. P O PE, deceased , la te o f so ld C ou n ty, to th e C ounty Ah. Wilderness,” “ Easter Pa J u d a e o f S em in o le C oa n ty , F lo rid a , rade,” 'U s a Wonderful Life," r t h li o ffic e In th e co u rt h o u se “ Father of tha Bride,” etc., eac. e f so ld C ounty a t Sanford. Hemln olo C ounty. F lo r id a , w ith in a ls h t They Just returned from Francs, ca len d a r m onths froas t h e U see o f where they researched their next th e f ir s t p u b lica tio n o f thla n otice. E a ch c la im o r dem and s h a ll b e In M script, the film version of Frannr resid en ce and p o et o ffln a a d - w Legal Notice coisd' Sagan's book, “A Certain droaa o f th e cla im a n t, a n d sh a ll ba sw o re to by th e cla im a n t, h is a n e n i Smile." o r a tto r n e y , and a n y ouch cla im The llacketts live in a roomy I* THE c o n n COIRT IN AND o r dem and n ot so file d sh a ll be void. house In fashionable BelAIr, a r a n hillsbonoluh c o n n , L u c ille P o p e Joh n son F lorida tribute to their financial accom­ A M .I ED A s e x e c u to r o f th o L a st W ill and F IN A N C E COMPANY, T e sta m en t o f _ „ plishments. They greeted me at a F lo r id a corporation. OWEN J. POPE, deceased . PlalrTft, the door, Haekett an earnest man DOUGLAS STEN8TROM A ttorn ey fo r E x e cu trix with a grey crewcut, and his wife, WILLIAM I.ER SHIVER and lo t Edw ards B uildlnt equally earnest and with a band- WILMA HlUVEn hla W ife. ‘ Dofandanta some held of red hair. a a n u b flfflfc sept. ». me. I asked them how they man­ aged to get along so well. “1 don’t suppose we would be able to do it unless we worked together," she remarked. “We love our work and are stimulated by it. eBsIdes. I have a great re­ % spect for the talents of Mr. Tho Registration Books of the City of Sanford, Florida, are open *6 Ilsckett.” the City Hall, commencing Monday, September 17, 1958, for the puro Her husband picked up the cue. “And 1 have a great respect for pose of registering for the Municipal General Election to be held oa tho talents of Mrs. Hack—I mean November 6,1956 and will remain open each day except Sunday* and holi­ Miss Goodrich,” he said. This collaboration has been go­ days, up to and including Friday, October t t , 1966. ing on since the early '30s. Both acted on the New York stage with Only those who have reached the age of 21 during the past year some success. They decided to try writing plays together but didn’t or who have acquired a legal voting residence In Sanford are re­ click until the third try, “ Up Pops quired to register. The Devil” in 1M1. “We got married after It proved a hit," said Haekett. “After all, All others previously registered since December 1, 1950, are already we had to see if the collaboration quUfied to vote and do not have to re-register. was going to take." It did. From then on they were the thoroughbreds of the MOM H. N. SAYER writlnr stable, leaving “about every 10 yen re" lo do a play. One CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER occasion for an absence was whan they had nervous breakdowns. They do everything. together. REGISTRATION NOTICE " fa .: f ^ v SCHOOL* ISNT THATJ THIS IS AM UTTEQLV rfS UNEXPECTED f BCPOCe XXJ HAMS B o y .^ ^ - \r " TO M V E M C THS r-> TEUGIFC X PLBASUPe.My o p him DAD-mfl| Am erica's b igge sta e llin g UP, B E A DOLL AND t TELL HIM i r S O K A V , V 8 Pickup ’F HERE COMES THAT SHIFTV SALESMAN WHO SOLO ME THE EOS BEATER THAT DOESN'T WORK R ?fS7f*3tU * “ t#r*d ” «• w itness n r hand and m l n Sanford. BarnInolo County, Florida, thli Id dor of September JL D. m « O. P. lf-rndoe Clerk of tha Circuit Cour* Ur K. L. nnrdlek D-poty Clork W. CL Hntehlenn, Jr. Attorney for Plaintiff *o» N orth P a rk A venue Sanford. Florida THIS EGG BEATER YOU J l " SOLD ME LAST MONTH ) 1 DOESN’T WORK t - S I d o n ’t m a n e CASH REFUNDS, BUT I'LL MAKE ’ IT UP TO VOU *> O RD ! •ill r He WAS FAIR ABOUT IP S HE TRADED IT FOR TWO CAN OPENERS th at o o n t wodr taw plata n up to II on. ft. i New faro fTod, OVW MM new oders full S-ft. bon at lew ««L«H*. Hera's w hy Fond Trucks cost less la ffwp track, V-6 er Six. Ford Tracks aro built strong* lee pro**** loognrlifsl ** Put of Ford Track back to ownsn through higher resale salad, thanks to the big dsmaad lor used Ford Tracks. When you take tmptkinf into ac­ count, you’ll agronItcasta Um to own a Ford Itudkt SeeyourFeed DealerI data nw 10.MLMI trveha. Me In M b eM y"*r oo& V * ■ MOM/ i prom M Ti STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc I , Id , | f 9 . - I f Yoofre lateeeated In an A-l (Teed C ar-B e 8«r« to See Yonr Feed Mi * t �n Shop and Save In Sanford # m tte d * fO lll.M E XI.VIII KMahUshH 1908 Church Observes 31st Anniversary n> A•• «t ^I ■ >■!«■> a f»Mk f e r a lf t ^ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1956 SANFORD, PLOR1DA Boat Explodes, Catches ; 2 Men Escape If Tear H « M to Not D rilrm i By • P. M. Can 1821 Before 7 P. M. Per DeUrery Leased Wire N a n s Commission Okays Overall Capital Improvement Program A 38-foot boat blew up and caught fire in Lake Georgs lata yesterday afternoon, according to Ita owner Ollls Owens of Sanford. Owens said this morning that he and his brother, Blanton 3wcns of Longwood, were fishing in Lake George right at the mouth of Jupiter Run In the south por­ tion of the lake when the explo­ sion and fire occurred. The inboard cabin cruiser car*, ried 55 gallons of gasoline which Owens said he had Just put In the tank which held 80 gallons. ”1 had to crawl through the cab­ in and out of the hatch," Owens said, "but my brother was on tho deck.*' Owens stated this morning that his knee was Injured as he came through the hatch. "We didn’t have time to get anything off the boat," he said. I tried to get the fire extinguisher operating but the fire was so hot we hod to get away from It." Owens said that he and his bro­ ther stayed at the seeno of the fire In a small boat they were towing and from which they had been fishing, and the boat was still burning when they left. When the tank exploded, Owens said, it went up Into the air just like an atomic bomb, mushroom­ ing and settling on the water. “We left the scene of the fire and went to Silver Glenn. But It took us about three hours to pad­ dle through hyacinths with our ' hands,” Owens said. "The loss," lie *aid, '.'is cuvered by Insurance." Financing . Necessary The Board ad S ta te d CMy Cbm* miss loners, In a lengthy seising last night, put their stamp of ap­ proval on the overall "Capital Improvement Program" contingent upon a committment for 5400,000 necessary to complete the c ity wide improvements which have been -In the planning ^tage for many weeks. It was pointed out that the ♦tin °,F MUST CHRISTIAN church taken at the 31st anniversary eelebrnfunds for tho construction of a new Municipal Civic Center, Fire Station, Colored Swimming' Pool, ■tract lighting, now fire Depart­ j i s s a B a s r - i:,,rl ^ ment pumpera, and other Improve­ ments will not eoraa from taxpay­ ers pockets hot will come from the Florida Power and Light Co. franchise monies. ;t The Mayor. F. D. Scotl, City Attorney William C. Hutchison, City Clerk H, N. Bayer, and City Manager Warren E. Knowles were • • Tho more thun one million dol-Uappointed to a committee to soJar “overall" budget for the city cure ■ committment for funds of 5400,000. of Sanford became official Inal night aupiMirted by a reaolution City Manager W em n E. Knowles Last Sunday the First Chris­ and the adoption of an ordinance. pointed out that the overall pro­ 19 Boys, Girls tian Church (Disciples of Christ) An ordinance wax Immediately gram will actually require 5963,THE HOARD OF CITY COMMISSIONERS Inst night unproved thu dumIiam nt t«» 855. However, funds from tha To Get Water held , its 31st* anniversary and adopted, following the official up truck* tthown above. Hothequipped. trucks will be A m w iSn Ymr-rnnee S S 5 S rumpun P u m S S f^off 760 gallon «fi™ committment will bo spent • • llflomecoming. The Church in San­ provul of tlie budget, which act capacity and will be fully Safety Awards needed for the program and un­ ford was organized Sept. 2U, 1925 Red Crosa Water Safety awards used funds would revert back to the tax levy for tho fucal year and the present building dedicated will lie mailed In 19 hoys and girl* tho agency from which the funds 1057-50. are secured. on Mother’s Day, 1929. The buildwho passed required left a as Be­ Congressman A. H. "Syd" Her­ C ar Dealer W ill The ordinance fixed the tax levy long struck I>ack at the Republi­ ginner Swimmers and to 13 boys in* fund mortgage on the church The total value of the projeeta nt 13.6 mills ami stipulated in the comet to 54TM8TJ0, said the City was burned on Mother’s Day, 191.1. ordinance as u "sum necessary for can candidate for Congress Ar­ ami girts who passed the requir­ Attend Special Manager, but the trado-in of usod The ncv. Perry L. Slone, mini­ the opeiution of the City of San nold Lund nf Daytona Beach yes­ ed testa as intermediate swim­ terday when both men appeared mers, under the Instruction of Ro­ M eet In Atlanta equipment and tho caah on hind ster conducted the morning wor­ ford." before the Orlando Junior Cham­ bert A. Samuel, who this summer Arthur Pleva. Seminole County reduces the amount of caah need­ Historic Seminole Raceway ship service, using the subject, ed to the 336345a. Commissioners pointed out that ber of Commerce In u battle which qualified In Seniur Life Swing, Motors, Dodgr-Plymouth dealer at training track, which has bocn is a speedy throe-year“ Christ’s Church" Mis. Ruby tho budget needs were met with Iferlong described n* "two men followed by a qualifying course tlie prep school for numerous standingly old trotter who took his initial lea- Architect John Burton IV, pre­ AViU conducted (lie choir In »ina- out inctcasing the lux milluge running fur tbe same office on a* Life Saving and swimming In 519 K. First St., will leave for world trotters and pacers, is con­ runs over the hlstorio mlja train-1 sent a t last night’s meeting, dis­ *"ig "God’s House”. The sanctu­ even though the demands on the one man's record. Atlanta this week-end to attend tinuing to show up at a top train, •truclor. played pUna. for o modern Fir* ary was filled to capacity. Dinner city, were greater, 7-5 mill* of Those passing, t ^ < Baginnsrj g, special meeting of Dodge-Ply? lag center on basis of rasa Its roll­ lug xrack at gcmlnols. Named Ad Station Reposed t e n French “Them la only ene raeort,** Her. Ub, (lla promising colt ptdwd was then vpread on table* erected (he'tax will l>* allocated to the ing In from tha harneia rare cen­ tnruth dealer* wen Monday a t tb* fere Carol fftm Swimmer* teste w*re tha lion’s share of a 116400 purse Are. location, which met Immedi­ •n the church lawn, featuring fried General Operating expense of the long *»id. “and that la the one I uel, Marilyn and Wayne Epps, Naval Air Station here, to review ters of the nation. ' chicken and all that goes with it. city and «lx mills for Debt Service. have made, a record of accom­ Cathy and Donald Green, Cindy, merchandising plan* for hie com­ Two of the ISO horse* that train­ in the famed Columbian stake ate approval of the Board of City Commissioners. •‘This it the first plishment of which I ant quite Mrs. Grace Armstrong brought a d ' ‘S SL/ VE. " " 1 ed al Seminole last season have even for Ihree-yearold trottra. O ing year. Chris, Roliert. and Blevn Wilson, However, the details o f the proud.” large sheet cake lettered to cele­ A Highlight of tbe session, accord­ shown up exceptionally good in Mb. driven by Lew Hub* Jr.. a f | have ever seen," said Burton aa Helen Mann, Sandra Kata, Myra budget covering general operat­ Herlong clutrgrd his opponent the race summaries, managing to though he trained at Seminole In brate the anniversary. ing expense, debt service, and the with the use of "speeches and ail* and Charles Meeks, Sandra and ing to Art Pleva will be Ihe first Increase their bank savings for thestab le of arolr Hanks, won he described the open area for Ibo After the bounteous luncheon the utility department, having already Nancy 1’erbins, Barbara, Roliert private allowing of the new AutnHie first heat and rim e back to parking of fire trucks. The now afternoon session was called with Iwen’worked out in previous meet­ that have been directed against and William Smith, and nobert dynamic ’57 Dodge-Plymouth line owners. collect second plari in the second. Fire Station No. 3 will coat the Warpath, a five year old pacor Mrs. N. V. Farmer again at the ings, could not liecome legal un­ me, replete with wild charge*, Ir­| King. nf cars and trucks. Top level fac­ in the Saunders Mills Btablc, who Aside from tho money earnings city, in Ha Capital Improvement /Organ. Congregational singing was til u proposed uniform rules and responsible liulf-trutli*, atm out­ Those passing the required tory officials wilt address Ihe ses­ went to Ihe tam* this spring with that came to owner Hoy Elliott of Program, slightly In excess of right misrepresentations. They featured followed by the choir testa for Intermediate Swimmers sion, at which H Is expected many already totaling 1*8431 Cincinnati, Ohio, through Ad Lib’a 531,0001 ilnging ‘ The Lord is in This pay scale was approved mid en- are so ridiculous that I hesitate were: Caro) Samuel, Marilyn and startling changes In design will earnings from his showing at the tracks, excellent (hawing, he hid the ad­ Also approved last night at tha acted by the Board of Sanford to dignify them with nn answer.” Place’’ again l«sl by Mrs. Dcitx. lun continued to boost the bank­ ditional honor of watching hla city hall session was the purchase Wayne Kpps, Jack Ivey, Donald be disclosed. Several long time leaders in the City Commissioner*. Tin* Democratic Congressman Green, Myra and Charles Meeks, Pleva Is planning lo leave here roll considerably. liaise beat out some nf the top of two American LaFrance pump­ ehurrh were asked to make re­ City Manager Warren E. present nl of filial reconls to the with other Dodge-IMymouh dealers ers of 750 gallon capacity. The marks which were recorded for Knowles, reporting to the commis­ Juyree* supporting the number Nancy IVrkins, Roliert King, by car, and will make his head- Outstanding showing of this three-ycar-alila in the nation, in­ trucks will he fully equipped with mainstay of the Saunders Mills William Smith, Chris, llolicrt and cluding Saboteur, who was a favo­ sioners on the importance of a the church archives. The congre­ quarters during hli visit at the barn was his performance at rite to win the rich Hambletonlan hose and fire fighting equipment. of roil call votes mised in eight gation was honored to have the pay schedule, said that "over 58 years, and chnngcd figures re­ Steve Wilson. Georgia Hotel. Sportsman’s Park In Chicago ami was the greatest money-win­ Architect John Burton IV, point­ Certificates will be mailed by Rev. Lawrence Ashley of Ocala, percent of the City of Sanford’s presenting absences to IS3 instead where with C. W. Curtis in the ning two-yesr-old in 1955. Ad Lib ed out to the Board of Commis­ the Seminole County Chapter of Executive Secretary of the Florida annual expenditures are for the of the charged 97. sulky ho won tho (5,000 speed spe­ took his first host at 3:06. sioners last night that the new tho American Red Cross. Christian Missionary Society, to payment of salaries. cial event In the time of 3:08.4 Colored Swimming Pool will not "He (speaking nf Lund) says C o fC Coffee Club Other horses that trained at f iv e the afternoon address taking on a rain-soaked track. Showing "It allows for futuie planning I missed 85 out of 600 quorum exceed aa estimated 130400. "FIfly-Four Forty or Fight” Seminole Raceway are scattered iat a* his subject "Hearing the Word and control," ho said, "and nn what He had In mind In besting Hurton was Instructed to bcgla The war party that elected Meeting Thursday of God.” An offering was taken administrative tool for the de­ calls.” Ho Is wrong, said Herlong, the other speedsters teamed In raceways throughout the east, all immediately construction plana President James K, Polk dtfor the Building Fund of the Edu- partment head to work with to ”1 missed 111 out of 70S.” The regular monthly "Coffee the rare, Warpath paced the last working hard at picking up cold and specifications for the throe msmlcd the Oregon boundtry cash for their owners and honors half mite in 594—and that on g Explaining quorum calls, Her­ lie extended to the present Club" of the Seminole County catlonal Building. building programs. Completion of see that personnel are paid what track. for Ihcir trainers-drivers. The afternoon meeting closed (hey are worth and apply them­ long told thu Orlando Jayeecs ”1 boundary of Alaska, latiliida Chamber of Commerce will lie slow Earlier in the season Warpath Hemi nolo Hare way has historic­ the plans however will be depend­ With a Friendship Circle. An in­ selves to the job to obtain ad­ have never made a fetish of mak­ 51’ 40‘. This challenge of held Thursday morning at Hi o’­ had set the track record of 1:014 ally guno down In record books aa ent upon the committment for clock at the Chamber of Commerce but his best time was later lower­ the training- track that has pro­ funds. teresting exhibit was prepare.! by ing quorum calls. You walk into became the Building. Mr*. J. L. Horton Sr. ami O. D. vancement. the room, sny present, then walk Senator Allen ed by another speedster who chap- duced some of the nation's top The scale model of the proposed campaign slogan. Landress featuring pirlurrs of for­ "The pay schedule eliminates right back out again. Members get together for “cof­ pod off another two seconds be­ harness horse champions, Sanford Civic Center was on dis­ Tlie Want Ada fight for you mer ministers and their wives, the unfortunate rircumstanre of "There's a sight mom to being fee and doughnuts” during the fore the season ended at Sports­ Heading the list, of course, is play at tha Board of CommissionSunday School classes of the past, employes becoming stagnant in a good congressman than sitting all tho way! Call 1821 for a Imif-hour session where new busi­ man’s Park. the fabulous Oreyhound, great era meeting. Actual cost of con­ Children who were in the church their jobs due to tho present sys­ and saying present, I hare to put Want Ad writer to phrase your ness people of ihe city and visi­ Another Seminole-trained stand- Grey Groat of th e . atandardbred struction will come to an estimat­ fighting slogan. and have now grown up and vari­ tem »f not providing for advance­ (Continued on Page 8) 31*4400. In maddition, however. tor* are Introduced. — * »ed -w w • ••• room#wear*»f ••w —n*w*#| ardbred who haa performed out­ fraternity. Known as the greatest ous church groups. One hoard was ment or compensation for good trotter ever foaled, this world there Is a 318400 cost for equlj* devoted to wedding pictures of work,’’ Knowles reported. champion hold* several records; meat, with the balance of thu •‘Our church children." Over 135 Other important factors of the Proposed Fire Station No. 2 Including Ihe top record of the estimate coat in architects fees. photographs were included, also new uniform pay schedule and book, for going a mile In 1:53.1. Approval of the Capital Improve­ ^ ♦Upping*. One Item consisted of lutes, said Knowles in his written This record wai taken at Lexing­ ment program last night brings Rftifs of the Rev. Frank Mailer's repot t lo the Board of Commis­ ton In 1933 with tho late Sep to Sanford one of the first over­ firs* sermon In the church. A sioners, "will enable officials to Paxiin. Greyhound was then all programs for Sanford In many Xbtllenir booklet containing » forecast needed funds and as the ■lx. The great gelding stack­ yean. ♦hatch the church history pre- city continues to grow, establish- a ed up other records which still City Manager Knowles reported *jUfed by the Rev. Stone was disstand such as fastest trotter on a to the Board of Commissioners, lEributid and "much apreciated." definite pattern, and the City will mile track, and fastest trotter on nt last night’s session, that *T lie tilde to obtain mure and butter a half mile oval. have had nothing but good re­ work from the salary dollar than Greyhound was trained at Hem- ports from those who have seen o e r before." , . inola by Pavlln for hli owner, Col- tha scale model of tha Sanford Knowles explained that the main E. J. Baker of St. Charles, III, As Civic Center." Imse for the salary comparison! a Ihi re-year-old, after having KEPT. SI iva* the pay schedule of the City taken his prep school lessons at Admissions: of Daytona Beach which wus Seminole, he won the world's rich­ T? Albert (ilhbs (Sanford) adopted by that city on Feb. 80, est harness race, the famed Ham Proposed Program Belle Young (Sanford) IDot). Ilowevrr, the City Manager ! *Jlc\. Gold Jjr-kson (Sanford) bletonian, in 1*35 In two straight'. For C o fC W ill Be beats. ointed out, that the survey was . Sev Wallace Wisa n- (Sanford) i.j-ed on salaries paid in Coral Other Hambletonlan winners Sltlia Overstreet (.Snnf'*’■', * which were trained at Seminole Told To Jaycees Guide*. Ft. Ijsudetdale, Gainr* Births: Raceway included such greats as vile. Key -West, Lakeland, Miami Members of tho Semlnola Coun­ *"—• Ruby Girl llowan Roasting, who won in 1908, Chest- ty Junior Chamber of Commerce Beach, Orlando, I’ensacula, St. DIsihiTges: ertown in 1948 and Sharp Note in will learn more about the proposed ('aim ifiv Andrew Sharp ihlOMiltrl IVtershurg, and West 1953. program of ths Seminole Chamber Reach. John II Skewr, /Lake Mary) With the planned expansion of of Commerce during Ihe coming Ja m e s K l.*rar-s ( Loncjruod) Seminole Raceway and Increaalng rear al their noon luncheon meet­ . si : p t » • f tha horse population from its ing at the Yacht Club Thursday, \dn<i>»i»n>: Wilson's Condition present capacity of ISO to 900, it Clifford McKIbbln, president­ • Mu. Wilii.ir' Wurls (Sanford) appears that Seminole County can elect of the Semtnote County Ce.ii 'Sanford) Said Satisfactory look forward to seelnf other top Chamber of Commerce will be tha I.> h derry Sanford) WASHINGTON JT-Secrctary of trotters and paces emerge as principal speaker. «Gt rv i. 'Sanford) Defeat? Wll-on wa* described as world champions whose gait . and i Jack Sewell, director of the local ' ’K’l - ’ • r! (Oviedo) ■peed and conditioning b-in: in istiifictory condition at Din h.ii ",r»: Introduce the speakWalter Reed Army Hospital today brought attention through th# •** .■:■:( Griff if (S itifoid) after undergoing surgery. | If* years to this great Ksceway of 'i \ . ’(.-e Whitaker iSanford) thu Champions. Biurs: Private Rooms, Wilson. 6*. wa* operated on yest 9 ;i.m.; semi-private t rday to correct what the Penta' u n:.—4 p m., 7 p.m.—9 .'on called a "benign pro.tatlc eonI'c'liUriel, 11 a.m.—6 p.m. titi°n” a said uas discovered and 'or grandparents *’ring a routine ph)6ica! exatni* . i) i: Obstetrics, according tol ’*Lon last week, < sifomodation and no visitors dur-1 Wll«on li expected to be away 1ceding of babies. (from his office about 38 days. ★ ★ ★ Local Church Has Tax Levy Set W ith No ^Ist Anniversary, Increase In M illa g e Homecoming Herlong Defends Record; Hits Back At GOP Candidate Raceway Proves Top T r a in in g C e n te r - %* ito.l Notes Weather ' Additional Local News On Page 8 «* «1V ■ ifif T---- I mm ' m— • A1' P �» > # /* /jt ..XT ■> -T-V r iV-. f a S V ' ' ;/ ' P * l* t Toe*., Sept. 28,1858 THE OLD HOME TOW N NriimI V t few* Otto v Bv STANLEY HA-HA-HA—TWP ONLY CROOKS v * K V g R H * / » ARO UND H R R R N E A R B L A C K M A S K S --T H A T . h a n d k e r c h ie f - d is g u is e - r is K ID S T U F F a ,------- ' , MJCKIY MANTlf, the alahth m u in bssabsll history ta bit N heme runs or more, ilfna auto­ graphs for fans ai the Yankee team arrived In Now York. Mantle's Both hoecer, hit la the top of tha Uth Inning la the tame with the Chicago White Sea, enabled the Bronx Bomb* era to win, 3 to a, and clinch the IBM American League pennant. Princess Margaret Departs To Visit British Territories BUT* / W n i l M il DON'T WANfTMY NONMNCIl PNiNO ROOM r* TWiS NOW REALISTIC WALUVJ’BK IS VkRY , RASMONASLkl By ALVIN STKINXOPP LONDON (St—Princess M argir at flaw rrlllnglr off Friday on a five-week official vialt by piano and ship to Brltlih tarritorlci In the Indian Ocean and Eaat Africa. Queen Mother EUtaboth waved farewell aa the giant, four-engine Argonaut lifted her BS-ystr-old daughter Into the evarcaat iky over London for the trip into the mnny tropica. Queen Eliubeth II and her fam­ ily wen not on hand. They are vacationing at Balmoral Cattle, in Scotland. Tha five-weak tour U the prtn« * •’ moat Important official fune. lion aInca tha bnakup Uat Octo­ ber of her romance with Group Copt. Peter Townsend. Tha handiome, divorced air see la hlmaatf aoon ta leave far AMea —by frep on a round-the-world trip. , r WHACT AN AMUftNO (DBA FOSE A FORMAL. PINNUR1 NOTUlMS 1 rrecuiw w , BUTRiPW BANANAS! A U TO LO ANS Loweit C o it b i n , ibe begin a alx-day voy­ age to the Island of Mauritlua, cast of Madagascar. On har way back she will call In at Zanblbar, Tanganyika and Kepd before fly­ ing back to London Oct. U. At royalty doe. oo such official viilta, Margaret will be the guest of honor at a doren garden par­ tita and state dinners. She will meet many native chiefs, bring- During the past two years, Americana have bought Barings Bonda at a pace that la exceeded only by the World War II years. You can always depend on Uni­ ted StaUa Sevinga Bonda. ing them greetings from hat [Ma­ ter Queen EUtabeth n . THE SMOKE HOUSE POOL ROOM Will Celebrate Its 25th ANNIVERSARY WED. SEPT. ALL GAMES ,V » M WHA-ATt THgawiHt Altar AU SHORE J KMOOnf Wf HAVE RECOVERED TK 6TOUH TREASURE.,, PUT ttcre 13 n a aiace For her departure the prlnccaa won a form-fitting navy blue coat and a bead-hugging hat. Her mo­ ther, alao In navy blue, aaid a brlel private farewell In the plane, then itood m the airfield with Colonial Secretary Alan LennoxBoyd to wateh tha dapartun. Aa tha big craft movad away, the prlnceta waved gaily from ■ aeat by a window. Margaret’a plana headed first for Britahi'i Mediterranean rock baitlon of Gibraltar. From there the royal route Up through Kano, on tha edgo of the Sahara, and Entebbe, la Uganda, to Motnbaaa, the Ktya pert whan the prlnceta Saturday boarded the royal yacht Brittaala, her home for the majer pert of tha trip. After a weekend round In Mom- . fATHOl*! & me T . — Vi PRICE FREE SODAS TO ALLI m e OOJO ATFULL WEED. J ton! mCN tkv mo us ^ mtsma, thevu f t « arorno INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. Membtf PMO Tim AREA mTH W * ^OUSSf c m IHHAWTAHref — 26th COME: MEET YOUR OLD FRIENDS SgptSFUr 24, 1958 NO WAVOR EAOCtNO THE RIUT--BUT MVORDERS ARE TOPTOP THOSE THIEVES AT —AU COSTS* B ... CVM wc costor mt iscf this torpedo wax co me jos , AMO1 WIU 00 DOWN TO M evtiiAsnHO otcNrf Hr. NpA Howell 806 W a it 8 th S t Topulu, Kansas Dotr Hr. Howell; Our Chamber of Commaroa tails ma that you are Internstad in Sanford tad Seminole County. 1 was asked by tha chamber to lend you a sample copy of our paper. May I be among the first to thank you for your interest. We are proud of our city and oounty (and our state), and Uka to encourage more tad more people to settle hen. Sanford is a place of npid development, and one of the moat pleasant spots In the state. Lecated on the beautiful St. Johns Rlvsr, It hat much to offer its " could go on and on with hundreds of statement* and facts Seated and Seminole County, but you will find out for your ■elf if you come down this way. Hay wa offer you a chance to become better acquainted with the area and the people through our nowspaper? I’m sure you'd enjoy reading it, and out of raading weald gain much Information on this area. Hey t Hear from you. Sincerely yours, C. C. Holley, Jr. Circulation Manager a o tap lao f i circulation i ‘ r-y- w+mn-* ■• -5 . 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We’re sure, that when tho voter, trying to mnke up his mind, begin* to discuss with himself the basic fundamentals of “ Who will make the best man," as he emerges from his lethargy his mind is as made up ns the moment hu started his thoughts. Finally, he shirks and confesses, “Oh, drat it. I’ll just vote with the crowd.'* Of course, if the campaigner were tpinstioned, he’d answer, “ Well, we have the free­ dom of easting our ballot us we choose—ami this man Is no different from the other.’’ True! Hut we still contend that tho cam­ paigner, in Ills frenzied effort* to win an election, either through the suggestions nf his advisors or through his own choice, hasn't given tho voter a fair shake! This leads us right into a Situation with which the citizens of Sanford are faced. Perhaps you haven't thought of it—per­ haps you don't know, that there arc three commissioners to be elected in the forthcom­ ing race for a scut on the board that keeps rein over the affairs of your own cily. Sanfonl Is growing — it ha* been growing steadily even though a time or two sand was placed on the trucks or progress -• ami our city must be guided by men of integrity —and in-built desire for progress-pro­ gress that will bring Industry, population, commercial and retired peoples to our city. To co|ic with the growth-fever, Sanfonl must be ted and managed by n board of Sanford Uity roinmissimiers second *o none in Florida. We say that because the poten­ tial here la Sanford is tremendous—great­ er than any other city, large or small, what­ ever their braggadocio might be. <Jin present Hoard uf Sanford City Com­ missioners has done a wonderful job—and we dare say th at anyone who has served as a City Commissioner has done a remarkable job - as he saw It. On November (i, the citizens of Sanford will again nnmu three men to this board, one for one year, two for three years. We believe th at the five men who sit ns The Sanford Herald your Hoard of Kunford City Commissioners fublittieH Dell? R n * p l P e tu n ia ? snrt Honda* are not paid enough for them to give up ee seco n d a i m m a l t t r O cto b er 37. K i t a t time from their businesses and pleasures. O fflee o f M ilf o r d . F lo rid * u n d er t h a Sol Five dollars a meeting is “mere chlekcn of Cnitgios. ut ilsrrli 1 till FORD PEHKINH, Editor end IMLllOmr feed.” MARION HAllelAN felt, Rtsiutly* Mllor RVELTN J. CtlBHINO. Advarllalna Manaecr At the same time, we believe that the •Mayor of Sanford should be elected every I l e r e t d la e m t m b r r of t h a Aaanelaled P rc M t l n a l l l l a d a>ctual«»l» to Hi* u»» fur CP*"lillr,i. year along with commissioners vacancies. f a l l t h e Inca) newa p rim e d in tlilr h d « a |i a p r r . And with the Mayor's position, a salary N ationally by tlan atal A.1*aril.|n« commensurate with his duties. Id U anrcla P atln fi llank 1114a. A t l a n t a U t o u l a _______ Fortunately, wo have had men of the high­ est calibre on our Hoard of Sanford City • r n s c R im o N ratk» er w One Month II el fey C a r r i e r tdi oe ppar ■ eek Commissioners. Knell tiller has given of bis tin* T aar T a i r a Itunlka aS i t Mouth* II no It i l l 111*0 time and lalnnt* In perform bis dudes on All U M I u u ) Bi.lliaa, ca r a rd* n til th an k * , ( ( s o l u t io n s a n d liehnlf'of tha city to the highest degree.* a s t i r * . n t a a l a r l a l n m a n l fn r l h a p u r n o t * nf rat.In * f a a d x will fee e h l r i e d for fo r a t r e a d e r * d » » r t l i l n i r ata* And now, ns Sanford enters a period of pros|>crHy unmatched by any other era, wo Tuesday, September 23, 111541 need capable, energetic, progressive men 4. to carry our city through a period of growth, BIBLK VERSP* expansion, building, and planning. And the Word was mndc flesh und dwelt It Is time that those leaders, who expect to be candidate* in the forthcoming city among us— John 1:14. Profound scholars differ In the Interpre- election, make themselves known so that tation of philosophy: it is too high for us, citizens might have an opportunity to talk but the youngest child can imitate a good with them nlioiit their plans for Sanford. example and be thrilled by a supremely There is a big ,ioh abend for both citi­ great life. zens ami commissioners nlike. In our way of thinking, It In entirely un­ ethical for political enemien (so to speak) or contenders, anil one mny call them cither —to go to the extremes m campaigning. However, our way of thinking is neither here nor there, when once either side takes to the tactics of mud-slinglng—and It is al­ most Inhuman for the opposition to remain cool, calm, and collected. On top of that how must the voter re­ act. Should he remnin calm, cool, and collect­ ed too? That doesn’t seem fair either. But, a statement Is a statement and mudslinging begets mudslinging. Right now, we are In the midst of a cam­ paign—a campaign for the presidency of the United Slates. There’s a vice-president’s race too. Not to slight them in the least, there ore other races of great Importance—congres­ sional races—senatorial races — governors races—and on and on through an endless chain of offices, natlonul, stale, d is tric tcounty nnd city. There are very few who might have the very fnlntest notion what It is like in the inner circles of a candidate’s organization. The push toward extreme tactics becomes Ir­ resistible us n frantic and unbelievable sche­ dule takes place and the busy candidate lives in a half-world which even makes realities ■ecm far nwuy and dull. During a campaign there Is little time tor privacy as the candidate Is rushed herethere-yondor. His closest advisors are arm ­ ed with statistics gleaned by a research staff. The statements of the opposition are carefully scrutinized—broadcasts listened to —TV appearance* closely observed. And then comes the mud-slinging! Once the campaign Is over then what can we expect? Frankly, the voter, the mnn who had to moke up his mind *s to which candidate he’d Ilkfe to vote for,didn't have a fair shake. Ill* mind was muddled with all of the extraneous stuff, jwlovar that has nothing to do with TTUtfCHl*'. Too Late To Classify Many year* n g u when | lived ill Lor Angelc* a* u boy, before heavy iriJuntty came tu Southern California, the air war a* clean and pure tta anything Flouidn Ina tu offer today. Them was no Mn it word us “ailing'’ und the only contamination of the air enma from an occasional Santa Ana miii I storm or a f a in t the, 1.051 summer when t visited tlicj uii'u, I found the air laden with “ variety of fumus that was unnoyj lag tu rye* and int.itrlls, Visibility was limited and I didn't like it. I, was told that during my visit, the lierlencrd hy I.on Angels*. The populous Tampa Hay urea whirh includes Tampa, St. Peter*Iiuijt, Clearwater, Bradenton, Sar­ asota, Plant City and other nutnltles, Is experiencing a tremondun* expansion, Conrern* like the American Can Company, American Cyanamld Company, .Mlntmypnli* Honeywell, Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical, Pratt .t Whitney, (ilentt |„ Martin Co., and countless smaller concern* me rdnlillshlnu new Industrie* or expanding, All |,livt> f)f |()mp gort smug w asn't nearly us Imd a* it wax *ninr|jmr*. In view of my experience I was Intel rated In lending tin edi­ torial written tiy llciuioltii mid Nelson I’oynter, publishers of the St. I'rtersliurg Times, who are visiting Lux Angeles this summer. They point oul the trem ndoui dif­ ficulty this thickly populated area nf Southern California is exp?rienring Malay ns a iexult of the tremendous unplanned Industrial growth which Ins caused unheal­ thy living conditions aggravated by a trrilfie traffic problem, Terming the smog, “(iarlingf in the sky," they point out that tile 1,non,IMHI faeturlea and in­ dustrial plant*, large and small, continually send into tho air.such deadly fumes us carlailie mid. aldehyde*, formaldehyde, am­ monia, sulphur dioxides and ox. Ides of nitrogen. Add to this the exhaust fumes of millions of automobiles, buses, trucks nnd trash Inn nine hy cllizuns nml it i» not difficult to understand whole air pollution comes from. Lika Florida, Cnllfoldilg 1iM h'OB enluyed u big tourist trade, but the two things tourists like most, fresh air ami sunshine, a ir no longer assured in Southern I’isliforniii, ut len-d not in the Los An­ geles huiln area. Here the tourist doesn't find a visit a very plea■ant cx|ierlenre. It is no fun to drive your ear when visibility Is difficult anil when your eyes sm a ll and burn and your throat is scratchy. The traction of the Buy titers Is partirulnrly interesting to Floi* lilliins nl this lime. We are ju»l lieginning to experience a trem en­ dous industrial growth. What will happen in Florida during the next few years Is anylaaly's guess; nil indication* point lo a growth Something uf a buy genius, Ed­ they ran associate people in their a* fast or faster than that ex- contend with and such wastes will pollute our air nnd water. The Poynter* m il attention to the im­ mediate need for strict laws and careful planning nnd soiling to reipilre industrial concerns lo he so cipiipped as to avoid pollution as far «* possible and to seek only those industries ns ate relatively fiee from such unwelcome habits. Typical nf Ideal Industry it the Prudential Insurance headquarter* in Jacksonville. This bring* lioth jieople mid money In I he commun­ ity hut none of the objectionable fin tu ir* thnl attend chemical plants. Limited access highways and traffic patterns designed to care for till- rapid movement of tr a f ­ fic Is imperative In an industrial men and this should lie planned for many years ahead of the growth If chao* Is to lie avoided. Tampa li year* late In this re­ spect, hut now plnnx to meet the slliiitlinn hrnd-un. All Fluiida would da welt to LA rr PART OF THK CROWD that jimmied the Hit* Theatre lobby last Saturday morning Kivvr during the observance of Nutlonal Kids Day. The Sanford Klwnilis Club sponsored they, event which was arranged through K. Kimbrough, Hitz Theatre manager. Free io# cream und comic book* were on hand. (Staff Photo) I.INFS, .SIDEWALK WIDE, extended to Palmetto Ave. along 2nd St. when boy* und Kh'l». • niimlxiriiiK ti|i to 2,300 naw free moviea, ate ice crenm and rend comic books. Two per* forniniRCM of the feature mid four comic shown were necessary to take care of the crowd. (Staff I’hotu) review it* law* oil zoning and re­ gulating Industrie* mid attem pt to visualize future needs. Such action taken now. no m utter wlmt it tuny cast, will suve u tot nf headache* In the future. DAY G. Edwards Builds Homes For Elderly By iial BOYI.K NEW YORK (A - Millions of ward* is already a veteran build­ homos for young m in led er, At lit he was graduated front havo gono up In Ammivast postwar building boom. Brown University. As an ensign But (filbert P. Edwards, a 32- stilt Im-Iow voting age hp was resi­ engineer, dent ohm in charge of siipervlsr-y tar-old Ilnmklyn l£ll pioneering In a■ new field—pro- jing ronstrorlion at Ihr mollimildesigned in »*t.rfy llon-dollur Alameda Naval Air ••VldinK housing lies; tith e different wants wanti of retired mu- station in California. Atfer leaving the Navy, he went sz Ilia latent venture is a 10-mll- to Florida with hit ISuO discharge £ lion-dollar K Eden for the elderly at pay and immediately began to par«*Fort Lauderdale, I.ande Fla., a project lay it Into a fortune hy specialis­ feels will help set a new pat­ ing lit Imilding developments ca­ io living for the growing ar- tering la the older generation. of U. B. senior eltlrens. "I feel nuw I know exactly what tel bed people want," he said. “ They want security, first of all, hut a security that Is physical a* well as financial. "They don’t hanker for lha wids open spare*, nor do they like Um • kj nrraprr — crowded big rltlsa. They prefer a community which U small and friendly, une In which Biookljra Ood|sr ctriariMdar. livtlima Kttwiai luiue AH 3U«aulfiaMaraaiWarMSanaa hara, aatt Cheap THIS QUESTION I understand that jour agent* *« a Mw ’Kamil) Automobile Policy' that has broadar error■ae for the isured and apwuae, and relatives in I h r Insured's household, la IMa polity era•iderrd tha best pruOrtiou UIay foe an aula «« ner, Ms wife sud family?” Phone 977 own age brackets and with the same interests.' His naw project, Breakwater Beach, is a 3l-a;rr »it» sum.'ttdcd. exee'll for a ...... front, by a flve-fnot-lilgh wall to give it privacy. The walled-ln city will have It* ■hupping center, an tl-story hotel, five cooperatively nwned apart­ ment buildings, an ll-hole pitch and putt golf i-ouiie, tenni* courts, gardens, boat anchorage spare, and a aurf club — but no night club. “ Most rutiled people don't want a whoop-de-do atmosphere," said Edwards, "They go South tu re­ lax and get away from noise." He plana no paradise for paup­ ers. The apartments will rust from 112,000 for ont with a single bed­ room to t&o.ooo for a five-room l>riilliuu*r, with monthly main­ tenance fees ranging fmm less than MiO up lu SI20. Bill u sur­ prising number of retlrrd folk, particularly those who have owned their own homes In the past, can afford this scale of liv­ ing. "We're not going In fur snob appall," said Edwards. “ Wo aim at the average retired imall buslnesa or professional man." His present project will lake three years to mntplete. Kdwatds see# it only ae the forerunner of a aeriea of specially built rltlea fnr the elderly, hi* no fear his potential market will diminish. Painting oul that the population of the Fori Lauderdale area haa more than doubled since IBM, he said; "There are 14 million people U or over in the United Elates now. By 1S7S there will be more than 21 million. "Their ictl houilm need* have been prrlty well overlooked in the ru'lt lo put up homes for the younger generation. Tla-y won't lie fiom now on. “Ol.lor pmplr nu longer Just limit for a pi are lu die when Ihey rellro. They look fur a place whore they can go on living. They am learning whut il take* to keep them happy—nml I don't think any builder will gu broke if lie goes to the trouble of finding oi^t what they rrilly want, and gives it t* them." "NOTHINC IS GOOD OH HAD. HUT BY COMPARISON.*' •lA u tn n r * nsnm t.*lu» l In HHgi aisiut i :.) Infant* out of evety 1,000 died before they weir nna year aid. Now less than 2A out uf every 1,000. |l is had to lose any of our pu-eious one* hut good that ini pi oved nieuical tarn:. <|UC( am i n ew drug* are help­ ing to save live*. rhlldhuod diseases can new either he prevented or more easily lleated. Aiming the weapons used In this battU are . . , vardnta, antibiotics, and puwrrful, hut safe anti­ septic*. All of them are in our pharmacy awaiting the opportunity tu help. TOUCHTON D RU G CO. FBEm iFTtO N CHE Hi STB vTor. 1st A Harwell* ’(jiJOllllnR hf |)|f||t« B « s IfTI * t V e .r l .M 111)1 , M M fun-*** II -*e.rv a.. ■ « o *K*n *■*•>»• ••You ahould oew moro often, (dear. It’a a nice, quiet "IT S CHEAT TO HE a kid amiln," nitid A. L .Wilson, p r« ideal of the Sanfonl Kiwnnl* Club as he was greeted by bin K>'«»dchildren, Danny and Duvy Cook, who waft on their way to the llltz 'iticntro nnd San font’s National Kids Day proaram. (Staff Photo) O U R STOCK New 1956 Buicks t-BUICK SPECIAL 4 DOOR SEDAN 2-BUICK SPECIAL 4 DOOR RIVIERA (Hardtop) SEDANS t-BUICK SUPER 4 DOOR RIVIERA (Hardtop) SEDAN If you are thinking of buying a new car at any time in the near future* it will pay you to get our deal on one of . these new Buicks. NICHOLSON BBICK COMPANY *10 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 1031 �* I c- THE SANfORD HERALD T um „ Sept. 28, 1P5A, Page S S o c ia l fcvsw iA in the different plnres the souvenirs she hn she has visited. Mrs. M. Graham Displays Beautiful, Unusual Souvenirs From Many Places Mr*. Marguerite Graham , who school* of Seminole County. hu» u must Interesting sideline in which she has indulged ever since moving to Sanford (even years ago. She travels ami collects. So Jar she has confined her tii|>s mostly to place* that m e icmlily accessible from FlnrIda, us she doe* most of her travel* Ini: tlu■inir Christmas vacations. These have included Mexico, Haiti. — Dominican Itepublic. Jamaica. Nos* sau, Porto Prince nml lh« virgin Islands among oilier*. From each of these ( she has brought back beautiful and unusual souvenirs. When inter* viewed she was wearing an outfit fioni Mexico which consisted of a white peasant blmi.e, embroi­ dered in brililani colored pea­ cocks, worn with a full skirt in ■ Mark and white print. Also from * (Mexifo were the silver earrings * ami hair clips worn with it, Mrs. Graham said th a t slit loved Jam aica but thought Na»■au loo com mercial; and .n Porto f nil white Calendar By MARIAN JONES Prince found the prices very rea­ sonable. but thought they hud probably gone up in the two years since she had been there. Mrs. G raham , In addition to visiting outside the country, ha* also done some traveling in the United States ns well a- Canada, She says ahe saw Yellowstone National I’aik, out w asn't im ­ pressed, because she’s never eared much for sideshow* and Yellow­ stone is ‘nature’s sideshow." Featured In her collection ol beautiful memento* m e nuihog any travs, salad bowls, an I a carved ligurc of a boy playing the drums from Haiti; from Do­ minican Itepublic a mab'j tin y figure of a monk silting down reading a Ixstik; from Mexico ex­ tremely soft and lu\cly woolen shawls, ns well h * silver pieces, straw figurines, and embroidered peasant Mouses; straw basket* and hats from Jam aica; ami several pieces that cam e in her from one country by way of another. In the Virgin Islands she purehasrd a silver pin. Irnm Denmark, an OVIEDO—Wc think it is hard to see so many going on early i.v cations leaving us to suffer the heat, hut we find it is nice after all to have a late vacation ami re ­ turn to cooler weather. After enjoying a week in North Carolina and ten days at Daytona Beach, we returned to find our maid sick, at a very convenient tim e—for her, fall hOLSceleaning time. For two weeks we have cleaned, painted and have gotten a *on ready to return to college. When tim e came to return to vvotk, we found wc could enjoy another vacation. We have resolved that next tim e we lake a vaca­ tion vve will have the fall clcaninuc done in advance, betrha. Wc find that It. W, Estes (Ted) bus been quite 111 in the Orange Memorial Hospital. Mr*. Estes says he will still be there for some time. Boh Itngsdale, who opened a Radio and Television shop in the Niblick building, has bought out a shop with Jim Burkett in San­ ford. ile, hi* wife and litth daugh­ ter, Mar*ha, will soon he moving to Sanford. We found th a t Judge Atilin had been confined In the hospital ill ( Winter Park during our absence but I* home amt getting about (me now. Mrs. Mae King has just receiv­ ed word of the death of a cousin in Nnrlh Carolina who lias visi­ ted her here quite frequently. Mr. and Mrs. Gormon Wilson, of St. Augustine, were with their uncle nml aunt, Itcv. and Mrs. J N. Thompson Thursday. Both have visited here and are quite Well known here. Mr. Wilson lost hi* mother a couple of weeks ago vve were so sorry to learn. Iloss Noegel, manager of the OvicJo Drug Store, was absent. We learned that he is on the other hail of his vacation, lie spent the first half on n trip to Ninga Falls end other Interesting places. Mrs. G. W. Alford is visiting relatives in Alabama. Wiley Abell, assistant bank cashier, is also on vacation hut not going very far. lie ami his brother, Erwin, spent a couple of days in Folkston, Georgia with relatives. Additional Society Page 8 evening purse In black velvet and ( silk em broidered in silver t h ie ad J from Imllu, anil from England Mime glass figures th a t look a* if they h i me rig h t stra ig h t out of a Charles Dirken* novel. * TUESDAY SHOWN AMOVE at the ton honoring Mins Cherry Singletary are Mrs. Robert Crumley, Mias Slngfleary, Mr#. Claude Hendrick and Mrs. Harold Apple by. M iss C. Singletary Honored Saturday In Appleby Residence t Mis* Cherry Singletary, who is to bo married on Nov, 21 to G. M. Ilyman. was honored Snltirduy at n tea, hostesses for which were Mr*. Harold Appleby, Mr*. Claude Hendrick Jr. ntul Mrs. Robert Crumley. Assisting weie Mrs. Allan Jones, Mrs. F. K. RoUinillnt, Mrs. It. F. Cooper, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mis. Joe Corley, Mrs, Paul O'Den, Mis* Anna Cor­ ley, Mis* Irma Jean Corley, Mrs. Ftnnri* Meriwether, Mrs. Grady llrrm nn nnd Mr*. Ray Herron. More than 2(ki guests called at the Appleby home during the ap ­ pointed hours, from 4 to li, nml signed th e Bride's book, which, ut the clo*c of the alfair, was pre­ sented to Miss Singletary as a memento of the occasion. The guests were met at the door by Mr*. F. E. ItoumiRut uud introduced to the receiving line, eomposrd of Mr*. Harold Appleby, Mr*. Claude llrmlriek, Mrs. Robert Crumley, Mrs. Sand) Anderson, mid the guest of honor, Mis* Cherry Singletary. The Appleby tonne was beauti­ fully decorated for the affair, with green and white the predominat­ ing color*. In the huge Florida room, which i* separated from the living room and dining room by glass duels, was a six-foot moie stern complimented by its con­ tainer of liras*-hum id California Redwood. Also in California Red­ wood container* were the dleffeuhmhin used oil the bottom step of the gracious winding stairway and elsewhere in the Florida loom. (>n the coffee talde in the Floi idn room was a most unusual and nttiuetive arrangem ent of bronra mid rust-colored chrysanthemums with croton*, nil id which con­ trasted with and served to com­ pliment the green and white used Rev. Blackburn Is Guest Speaker Lusters Honored At Ware Class Meet In Muzik Home The Ware !llhle Cl as* of 1h" First Methodist C4iurrh met Tues- On 1st Anniversary *“ r at 7 p, in. at McKinley Hall, a covered dish supper. Hosts the occasion were Judge II. W. re. P. II. W yatt, Mr* Jack rimy, Mi»* Ethel Itiser and s, Joe A i/arello. iter supper, the business meetwan held wad was p icn ic.I r by the class president Rob11 Reely. The devotional ”'a» rn by Mr*. W. \V. Tyre, after ch Judge Ware introduced The !. A. B. Blackburn, of Trin.ly Ihodist Church in Del.an.l, who ke on “ Knowing Yourself." lie 1 that you arc able to have re Influence on people than you tk you ran. fler Rev. Blackburn's talk, the t. Milton Wyatt Installed the owing officers for the coming r: president, Robert II. lively; e-president, Mrs. Carl Wil­ lis; secretary, Mi** Ethel er; treasu rer, P. 11 Wyatt, 'here were about 40 members I gllests present. risen here. Oil the desk in the living room was placed a silver IhiwI contain­ ing white cillliutiolis and baby iiiiiin* ami sweetlieait rosea. At either end were white tapers in lull silver ciindieholdors. Silver appointment* were used vin the lea table which wa* over­ laid with an exquisite cloth of lin­ en rulwork, and featured a lovely epvrgno of white candles. The past Noble Crnn Club of the Seminole Rrbckah Lodge will meet at the home of Mr*. Ma tile Brown. 311 W. 3rd St., for a short tu rn in g followed by a party. Co-ho*tc»* will be Mra. Dobbins. Kindergnrden Registration lit the Educational Building of the Presbyterian Church from U a m. until noon. The Anna Miller Circle will meet at the Elks Club at 8 p.m. All member* wro urged to attend. Pilot Club will hold a dinner meeting at the home of Mra. ft. W. Little on Lake Markham a t 0:30 p.m. The First Baptist Church will continue their study course on “ The Pull of the People". Mis* Marvell* Reynold* will conduct the* morning devotion* over W'TRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a m. The llrownlo Scout* of the First Presbyterian Church xvill meet In the Youth Building at 3:00 p.m. The Pinneer Fellowship and creation nf the First Presbyterian Church will meet in the Youth Building from 6:00 p.m. through 6:00 p.m. Rev. Ovvvald Dclgndu nf Wilder Park will speak at 6:00 p in . from the F irst Proshyterian Church Sanctuary on "W hat Pres­ byterian* Believe” . WEDNESDAY Kindergartrn Registration at the Educational Ruilding nf the Presby ter inn Church from 0:00 a.nt. until iiixiti. The Training Union Worker! of while baby ilium* nml pule sweet heart rosea, plnrcd on n reflector. Tlie guests were served dainty ribbon sandwiches, assorted cook­ ie*. Russian ten and coffee. Used In the seivlng of the tea and cof­ fee wa* Mr*. Appleby’s extremely beautiful ten and coffee service. the F irst Baptist Church will bo served supper a t 6:30 p.m. The First Baptist Church will have P lay er Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Training Union Workers Con­ ference will be held at the F irst Baptist Church at 8: IS p.m. Miss Marcella Rcynoldi will conduct the morning devotions over WTBR, Sanford, nt 8:30 a.m. The Girl Scout! of the F irst Presbyterian Church will incus a t 3:30 p.m. nt the church. The Senior High Fellowship Re­ creation of the F irst Presbyter­ ian Church will meet a t thg Church at 7:00 p.m. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will be conducted by Rev. A. G. Me* lnnls, Pastor of the F irst Pres­ byterian Church a t 7:30 p.m. The Chancel Choir will rehearao nt F irst Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY The Intei mediate Choir of thg Flint Baptist Church " ill rche us nt 7:30 p.m. The First Baptist Church will conclude their study course book “The Pull of the People” . -* 7* SO p.m. The Adult Choir of the F irst Baptist Church will rehearse a t 8:00 p.m. Tho Junior Choir will hsva their rehearsal tind fellowship nt the First Presbyterian Church at 3:46 p.m. Tha Youth Choir of tho First Presbyterian Church will praetlco at the rhureh a t 7:30 p.m. x The Sanfonl Story League will meet ut tho Episcopal Parish House nt 8 p.m. Ml** Marcella Reynolda will conduct the morning devotion* over WTRIl, Sanfonl, at 1:30 a.na. FRIDAY Mis* Marcella Reynolda will rondurt the morning devotions iver WTRR. Sanford, at ItSO a.ra. PENNEY’S SELLING STARTS W EDNESDAY M O R N IN G OVER THREE HUNDRED A Very pleasant surprise party was held at the home «if Mrs Thcre*a Mmik. tot W. ath St , Sunday, Sept. 23. honoring 'll ami Mr*, la-w Luster of Lake Mary, on their first wedding an­ niversary. Seven stale* were represented by lho*e attending, who weie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snell-and Mr*. Jack Whitney, nf Wyand­ otte. Mich.. Mr. end Mr* ’ Luster, of Mnim.lsville, \V. Va . Mr. and Mr*. William laivler, and daughter, Elaine, uf Cleveland, !>., Mr. end Mr* Ray A■i -' er, Ga., Mr. ami Mr*. Rov Hind­ er of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. John Shank id Albion, Pa an i II. G. White, nf Sanford. The Luster* moved to Florida following their wedding In Ment­ or, ()., last year. Mrs. Harold S|icllman wa* inatroii-uf-honm at their wedding and Jack Wli t ni-y was best man. BARGAIN P R IC E D SANFOltD JUNTO!! HKill SCHOOL tcnching #t:iff nml principal: (Front row—left to rijilit) .Mr#. John Horton, Howard (Innlie. Mr*. Let1 Samuel, .Mrs. Kffic Durden, Mr#. H. J. Risbee, ami lien Steele. (Hack row—left In right) Floyd Richard#, Hugh Carlton, principal, Mis# Emma Mahoney, Mrs Joseph Krlcek, and Mr#, France# Fisher. (Staff Photo) Jr. Story Leagues Start Second Year v O f Study, In Oct. The Junior Story leagues will begin a second year of *tory tell­ ing and study In October. There are two of these Junior League•— The P eter Pan and the Little Women. The Peter Pan l< emnp ri.rd of Junior and senior high school girls, while the Little Women ere of gram m #” school *ge ^ The Junior Leagues were organ* lied in Seotember of ITS* with Mrs Frrd Rthb, Mrs. J . F. Young. Mrs. W. L. Roche, of the Sanfoid Story League, and mothers <;f the giil* sponsoring the two groups. Vonthlv meeting* were h-hl and member* were taught how to rondurt meetings, and were given lesson* in atory telling. The member* told stories and served refreshment* at each meetin?. • 0 The Junior Leagues have been granted charters and are membe of the Natiunal Story League. P '- h member receive* a subscrip ] tion to Story Art Magazine in re turn for her due* of 7Sc a year. given and slut if* told will be Four Sanfonl girls attended the thove from Junior Day at the Na­ national convention in Tampa, ar.d tional Convention. Ronnie Wilson, president of the The Little Women will have an Peter Pan group, told a story at election of u ffirrrs, a convention the Junior Luncheon progam. leport and stoiy program. Girts At the October meeting of the desiring to join a story league, Peter Pan Group, MLs Nancy ronlaet a sponsor or phone tuf>6Robb will be installed us new pres­ R. October meeting dates will be ident. convention reports will be announced later. F O R M O SA A Z A L E A S PLANT NOW FOR MID-WINTER I1LOO.M. 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Brown Phone 716-J1 q M b k o p * •We htrHa Charge Aacdwsta* ~T i SH O P P E N N E Y 'S Y O U 'L L SA V E �•* Standings "1 guarantee we win net play another game this season like we did last week," Sanford Seminole beat' mentor Bill Fleming said yes­ terday aa hie charges nude their way slowly toward the showers after their longest and hardest workout of the season. Yesterday'* roughle capitalised 0. defensive work, blocking, and tackling. "Whan wo made our great mistake was when we took our detente for granted," Flam* Ing said. "They looked sharp Jn pre-season drills tnd wa sort of neglected thorn the last weah of practice. Wo did this to give great­ er attention whore wa thought It was needed, our offense. Our team Is ona of tha greenest in the con­ ference. We have only II returning lettermen, and only throe of thorn havo any root game experience." The planning of loot wooh'a acrimmagos were to givo the gruon offense enough punch to score at Cleveland 65 W .570 10 Chicago M e s . s e - 10 ^ Boiton N U S» U 9 Detroit T« II .S23 IT Baltimore M S3 .443 29 Washington 51 f t .3*# 37 Kansas City 50 99 .336 45 MONDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 14 Detroit 11 Baltimore S, New York 4 Only games scheduled TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Washington at Boston New York at Baltimore N Chicago at Detroit U Kansas City at Cleveland N NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Bhn’d. Milwaukee BU 60 .S00 — Brooklyn N « J7 H Cincinnati » et JW 1 4 St. Louis T3 TS .493 II Philadelphia BO .4S3 jov| Pittsburgh fil M .440 24 New York M M .427 21 Chicago SI 91 JM 31il training. The Cocoa c l * waa more aggressive and eetehsrged the Sanford Bomlnota line. Much of this was expected, hut it should havo boon a better showing. The real disappointment was la the performance of the defensive unit. They were counted on to hold down the Cocos scoring so that Urn Seminolo offentire effort w oof hoop Sanford ia the ben gams. The defensive ends worn particu­ larly outclassed. Power plays far gains and scores around the dominated the ban game. "Wo won relying on defense tee much, and they didn’t coma JOHNNY WLLIAMS SCORES fo the Seminoles after receiving pans from Bobby John­ through," Flaming said. son Williams played an outstanding game for the Sanford Seminoles last Frida Thors Is atill hope far the of* night aa the Beminolci were crush* by Cocoa 38-7. (Photo by Jameaon)___________ fonslvo dob. WUh experience they will vastly Improve. During last THE SANFORD HERALD week's first half tha otfaase didn't hove the opportunity to show too much. They ran only M plays In that period and not too many morn They ore two games behind the By BD WILES In tho second half. But tha loss Bra es and Dodgers in' tbs lost The AaaodatcS Frees waa good for tho eluh. It, la Cincinnati’s Redlegs, staying column. doubtful if the Seminoles could Tfea habit of saving la a Joint alive with n six-game winning The Brooklyn-Pittsburgh gams, have taken Cocoa at any tin s effort of husband and wifa lie ■treak In the National League thi la it m d gania for tha Dodg­ during the season. Cocoa Is per­ 69 per cent of American families, race, got one last chance to keep er who hustle bsek to Ebbcts haps the beat club In the confer­ a recent survey concludes. their foot In the pennant door to­ Field for the opener of a twoence with the possible exception of day. All they had to do waa beat game set with Philadelphia to­ Sanford Seminole JV mentor Dick Winter Paik. It It no disgrace to CHEF HAMILTON, 65, DISPLAYS n 22 pound sea bass he Milwaukee. night, was the only contest sched­ Silvers had nothing but praise to­ lose to a teem like that. But the brought in at New Smyrna Beach Saturday evening. HamR day for his llttla charges. The lit­ one-sided score probably snapped ton said, "I’m about the only Colored man in this area that It waa no breather elthpr for uled In the NL' yesterday. Individual Averages the Braves, who slipped back Into In tha American, Ballljnore tle featherweights have taken to aome of the boy* back to reality does and nurf fishing." He also holds tho rod and reel with Lillian Donat first place by three. percentage whacked New York's pennant-win­ the practice field more aggreaslvo and proved to them that depth which he landed the big fish. (Staff Photo) points whan Pittsburgh Jolted ning Yankees 5-4, and Chicago than avar after their moral victory was not enough, even on tha prac­ Bertha Roan Bernla Clancy out-ha mmarad Detroit 14-11 on ■ In Longwood Saturday night. Did tise field, If tha daslre waan't you ever hear el a team being there. Blanche ZlebeU two-game schedule. 154 Audrey Botger Brooklyn held a .001 oJge In the proud el losing • game? Those Yesterday the ends seemed to be 147 p ,t pennant chase for awhlla last night little fellows are. They want 00 Improving. Johnny Williams did aa Cook Stribllng after mopping up an 9-3 victory a playing field against almost In­ outstanding Job In that department Cook Dotty Smith that had been placed on the shelf surmountable odds and held the far tha Semlnolea against Cocoa. Lyman Greyhounds powerhouse te Cook Sadie Nolde The Semlooles aood soma hard by curfew Sunday with the Brooks Seaion'a W L l,lgh Set II pointa. Mary Schwarts work on fundamentals. It waa ap­ at bat In the ninth Inning. Standing! Florence Bowen 111 A one two-three Job by right­ "There are only two things wa parent that they wart abort In W. U Women'sSi with had been different," Silvan Jenny Hilton 109 "Football aenaa" last Friday night. hander Clam Labine made It an of­ Powell's Office Supply I 0 M L**«i T Dotty Thomas 103 ficial gams and nailed Don New* aeld. "We would have liked to heva Bad play catling coat the Semivs a touchdown, and we would note* their moat embarrassing 1j t Dotty McDonald , 100 combe'a 36th victory prior to the scored liked to have completely amp* moment when they abandoned an Seminole Dy Cleanera • S 3-4 8 Sara Suggi SI regularly scheduled game last have Harvey’s Plumbing Ca I 0 M Team l Janls Davis 93a night, but Clem couldn't make It tied the benches. We were mis­ effective offensive stu ck be bo­ vs Dpmona taken In the time remaining In gie an aerial assault on second * 8 Charlotte Aeder Bl< as a starter la the afterpiece. Team No. 6 9 3 1-1 vs. Judges, waa Indeed the most valu­ the game, end It ended Juat aa dawn and only four yards U go I Kitty Duffy 90 Tha Dodgers gave him n 3-9 able player on tbe^squad. wa bad a final group aa the for a first down. It meant n pass Sanford Bowling Alley 1 I 1-3 Strikes or Mis T*1. Margie Brine TS lead In the Brat Inning agalnit sidelines ready to go In." vs Bombcrettei "Such n title," the donor said interception, n 199 yard return, M Peggy Tug well 71 BY JACK HAND Bob Friend, but the peaky Pirates S 1 3-4 ve. this morning, "could even be won The JV squad ia an Integral and a score h r Cocoa when It Tsam No, 3 BROOKLYN (AP) — If ths Houn Dawgs fey a boy benched becaua of in- Brooklyn Dodgers never see Pitts­ bounced back with three in the part of tha high school football should have been a koto for the 3-8 High Game—Bline he ZlebeU 161 Screwballs rise ia the drat game, or even burgh again, It will be too soon. bottom half of the frame. 7-11 High Average—Lillian Donat 141 program. At tho beginning et the Semlnolea. They bad already penFrank Thomas did tha big dam­ 'High Set—Blanche ZJebcll 419 pre-game scrimmage. His spirit Cook After losing three out of four to age for tha Bucs, driving in thrau pro-aeaaon prognoetlcatloa • com­ could so permeate the mindi andthe Pirate "spollera,” the Brooke Bing pletely Inexperienced beU club was runs with hie 24th homer and •liearti of his team-mates that Hartwtck back In second place in the three singles—ona of which drove touted aa "unpredictable" an the . they'd literally be playing for him are bails of their laat year’s cham­ Powell National League. They went to home the clincher in tha eighth pionship JV club. Last Friday night <4n their determination not only to Gitstrap Forbes Field with a two-game ad­ after GU Hodgea had poled bla this same bunch of boys railed .‘ •U r vlctorioui football but footHaig Throw Away Your Tire Dolars Because Your Tires Are W. Wteber ■fee’--of the J»lfihe»uiy9Fi t*10 kihd vantage in the "loaa" column and 31st hums run in Brooklyn's to a smashing victory ever aa l In' which good sportsmanship pro- came- borne all even in lueses and eighth with a man on to tie U 8-6. utperienced New Smyrna team. Clark Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W, 2nd-Put On one down on the win eide In their It waa Hodges' third home run The same thing could happen la • dominates.” .Betts New Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaranteed In two days. He swatted two la T The rwnnJ, oldeii coniccutWely battle for tha flag with Milwau­ Sanford. It can happen more rap­ Borsdorf NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. Sunday’s suspended contest—the idly with spectator support end presented • porta award In tho en­ kee, Werner The Dodgers were burned to a only victory Brooklyn grabbed In encouragement. When these young­ tire south, will be presented the B. Foster the four-game aeries. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd ,'w inner at graduation exercises crisp last night by th* ball-andsters are encouraged to become Witt - la June but name of the winner alrike calls of Plate Umpire Babe Retlsfer Roger Craig waa tho familiar with Uw game, they Chambliss make a Mr superior team la their ’ Will be announced at the annual Plnelli. Jackie Robinson safe. O’Gorman later high school days. Urge your j Tri*HI-Y banquet In December. "Ho called Gil Hodges out when The Buci, who knocked Brook­ youngsters to go out for the tsam, Previous winners Were! the ball was leaving Uw pitcher’a ; Edenfleld, 1928 and 1929} hand. And he missed a couplf on lyn out of the 1964 pennant, have end be aura te attend the games a three-game set at Ebbets Field the youngsters have scheduled. j George Moye, 1930; John Courier, Dels Long In the eighth." Donat In the eeaaon windup this week­ - 1931} Hendrix Lyles 1932} QuitP. Footer Long had two strikes on him end. J Uan Jordan, 1933; George Me- when *Manager Walter Alston went Clancy R A Y M O N D M. BALL, R EA LT O R ■ Clelland, 1034} Ktwyn Squires, to the mound to talk to Roger BUI skowron hit two home runs Botger for a 3-1 Yankee lead, but 19- has confirmed the widespread Jarrett Craig, hie third pitcher. Th# ecore game winner Johnny Kucka could popularity of United Stateo Sav­ Real Estate Setae — Boatale — taveetmenta J, Webber was tied 6-6 end BiU Vlrdon was not hold it. Tito Francona's two- ings Bonds among Amerieue In McMunray Dependable. Insurance and Benda rut; double in the eighth gave It to nil wnlks et Ufa. Ashley "1 told Craig I wanted him to the Orioles, Kilby • O. M. Hnrrla—, AaancinU Broker keep the ball up," said Alston. Chicago and Detroit swung for Tesle "He threw It eiactly where 1 36 hits, seven of them homers. Davis • 8. D. Hlghleyaana, Associate S a la t— wanted It, The guys on the bench The While Sox, who blew an 11-9 Harvey thought Long actually awung but lead, rapped 21 hits, including two Kampf home runs by Shrrm Lollar and It waa called a ball." Long eventually walked, bring­ one by Larry ,Doby, Ray Boone ing Up Frank Thomas, who al­ walloped (wo homers for the Ti­ Powell ready had hie 24th homer and two gers, Charlie Maxwell smacked a Cook singles. Thomas singled through grand-slammer and Red Wilson AL C H A L M E R S BUSH l BILL Hartwlck tha box, scoring Vlrdon with tha hit ona with a ona aboard. Witt The 11 home runs for the day winning run. O'Gornua gave the major leagues a one-sea­ Foster, B. son homo run record. The two leagues MW have walloped 2,231 the year, cracking the mark after ho got that fourth ML He for PewoU of 2,124 set In IU3. waa cut down going Into second Cook by catcher Roy Campanella. When Hartwlck ATLANTA'S JINX OVER be put up an argument, Umpire Witt CHICKS LOOMS G tP Augie DonatelU gave Bolgar ATLANTA (AP) - That tURLIK heave-ho. Borsdorf Jinx Atlanta has over the Mem­ High Average Friend, who beat Milwaukee 1-1 phis Chicks loomed large today In 10 Innings Thursday end won aa tha hour for the sixth’game his 17th by topping Brooklyn 9-6, in the Southern Association final could be the man who decides play-off crept around. this confused pennant race. The The Chicks have never managed ■lick right-hander la scheduled to to oust the Crackers In a ShaugbSTARTS TOMORROW face Brooklyn again Friday night. nesay playoff, They've tried six times. They blew a chance to close this ona last night, bow­ ing 4-2. Tha aeries resumes to­ night. The Crackers' victory atlll left them In a hole. Tbay've won two games, Memphis owns three. It'a a best 4-of-7 playoff to see who plays Houston of the Texas Lea­ gue in the Dixie Berios, a Redlegs Need Victory Silvers Praises Ten Men, Girl Will Seminole JVs Name Peter Schaal For Moral Win B o w lin g kj™ Dodgers Are Back In Second Place 6 Young married couples usually save for the purpose of buying durable goods or for making a down payment on a homo. Older couples more often save for child­ retirement. ren's education and et I >44 GABY COOMB 1STANT DRUMS CABTOON * COMEDY At Ike eod of a busy day, rafa*. . . be nt luxurious That's the time fac Bourbon «le Luxe, tbe "luxury bourbaa." Yes, relax da luxe . . . enjoy Bourbon de �n a \ Passport to Happiness B y M A Y S II O M I O c IWt. I f w. .l .t . Grtlff. . . _ Ilf p rin tt d By p t r m l u t e a \\al.w BooBi Book _________ #(' Avalon B lttrjb u trd By King Features 8> mlkat«. *y n o f * i* X U ) Fcathrtatunr. «e«ttHy i:nc ,119b sljr.a^cr r#cojrn»t#* • pk*f*nnti (anit t r i m # iron HI# a t injard* th# 8 8 Caribbean bound from K n tltb d in t a n i ^ r g Valeri# Anton a pretty n><lliairft1 n urt# a r I Dirk llanaon *t»ci v b i cnaarA-i to l j w Feat Herat mi#'a lUtiKhirt Ellr#n i t ih# t l m t of h#r death in an auto arciilrnt krcoitijwmt her Val la r u n inn her paata';# by r#ritif fo» Mr* F#at b e n t on# i n inralltl bv imuittpiri ilia Dirk ia overly at* teotlv# I*' Mm Fra them to oe bo pini to be rmnuHltretl it* fiat will ICiletw a rarliet romanr# bad t w i t brnken up by her mother amt her lover later bacame a dorfor Mra Fealhenttotie become# III tuft trfuaea In pee the *Hlp a fUf* pc** >ti-Hauni; already *ecn h i t name on the r*«*e*iift‘r Hat. and even fear# for her life Val mpeta the m in that Mr*~ fralHeratonc nail noticed «nioni the p ai»en«#re—Bruce l l a r t l d a n —an d He ia now In the uniform of ih# th in a tur* <s»n Val lear nt Dial they will both r wot kin# ni ■arne new h ofpuat near Monletfi Hay a f l rr the mynjt#. Hhe a Ian learna that Dr. Harridan wai Ftleen a lover and that he had threat* ened In kill Mm Kealheratone at th f time »h# wrecked their rnmanew. f C IlA P T K H fl lltU hail Hlrcntly arranged that D the thrre of thrm should have a small tnhlp to Ihrmaelvi-s at the 'Cbfcfe*:,! i*! *!§ TWIIVI tIA*S after their *on, Pfc. J o irp h E. M nnn, m et n hero’t death In World War II, hit parent*, Mr. ami Mr*. Jth n It. Mann, of Iteanton, W nh., view the monument erected 'at Rtoti Holland, In Ids memory. Pvt. Mann, flchllng with the 101 it Airborne Division, threw himself In the pnlh of a grenade and shouted a warning l a Ills comrades during an alt.nek. We had already been wounded four time* while destroying an am­ munition dump and an *3 mm. gun. M ann \va« n w ard rd th e Co— r --'—■>» f - '- > | of Hnnor. Radio iu» K l l . n r i t ' i . r - . * wtiiii m u m T n > n tt A m :it vm * T h a I t h y ih m llutir World Ai m * Kt T w llliiln snip of thr dining room by onp of thp portholes, hut If Mrs. Krnllirrntcini- kept to h rt th rrn t of not leaving Her cabin, each meal would otivtausly hocotne a irtp-a-tcte betwprn Dir It and hprsplt. Val wasn't stirr whPthrr slip liked thp Idpa or not. She had hastily changed to an indoor uniform and as ahe hurnod into th r dining room Dirk roar smiling to welcome her. 8he sank down into th« chnlr the strw ard held out lor hrr ns though grate­ ful to sit down. "You look worried. Nurse All* son," he commented. "Any frrsh trouble upstairs?" Nile shook hrr brad. "Mra. Keaterstonr has been served h rr lunch, amt I hope after ahe'a had a good rest, she’ll feel better." Overly lit riled "I doubt It," he said. "The poor old girl srrm a to have worked her* sell up into quite a state." lint he spoke almost rhecrfully. Val couldn't help but tie aur* prised by lua conttmiod cheerful attitude since she knew now that the cause nl her patient'* agita­ tion a-** something which rlosely ronrenu-d himself. Ilad Eileen given up h*r love for Uiuce Harridan willingly, or hnd Songs f) Spuds It „ik 4lu.lr at ll andiim V K W D r i ft i n g On it c l o u a K v rrilnu Mimlo Kllllln f t wIt it It 's Dan, . limn N ig h t Killllfin P e l t e d Nat In ns T ilt fth rfh m Ilnur At H u m s W i t h SI lisle Nun S ian o f f M K IIS K tlltl WON M Ml S ian On n a s r n I t rs a t u T s News Wssiam lambnre# News Seven OVItirk Cluh N ew e-V tn rld a Net* ,. \ V n r M Metyal# Gr#lic- W o rld tilt Mnrnlnn H#l#«ll## 9 3*1 ( I f f # Ami Tji#r# 1100 Club H#m# of M#!o*ir World ot Moon AFTI'.IIM HI* It Ad in Fit rin Divert l l i r ISmm Uti nrdi X 1* <4 -• *J l i t i Nmm IfitncH |0 00 1 1 In 13 00 11:00 13 SO 1 T-u 1:6% | fW 4110 t 3% 113.• At siding at a table composed solely ot women. Bruce waa talking to one ot the women sitting beside him. but tt seemed to her oven front this distance that ha tm ig h t. She could appreciate that too. Waa ha thinking how the past had Anally and strangely II# in In tit! by pcinilMlon of Avfttoa 7:6.% Kpo rt a At A i l i u m # n or» Jock#**# Clinic# m i M n rn ln * Iteyntlolif a?«& I t e r m o n * T im # 9:00 her Jominant and strong-willed mother forced her to give it up? Val had thought before th at Mr*. Fcathcrston* would flatten out all opposition as a steam roller 'rould flatten out a daisy. But surely Ei­ leen, who wns after all Mr*. Feetherstnnr's daughter, must have had aome of her mother'* stre 'j t h ot character? Had Eileen realised herself that her relationship with Bruce had been a mistake? L'nraay Voy age But how odd that the two men who had figured to largely in El* Iren's life should he here on Utla ship, shut in together for ten long days. Would there be reparcua* •Ions? Or would they both eonven* irntly lorgst the past, as two civ* lined men m ight? Dirk might, the thought, looking acrua* a t hla calm, unruffled lace aa ne studied the menu. But how would Dr. H arri­ dan react? He muet nave studied the passenger list by now and would know th at hie one-time suc­ cessful rival was on board. Dirk, having apparently decided on hla meal, put down the menu. "It looks aa though they are go­ ing to feed ua pretty well on thla alilp,” he commented cheerfully. She looked at the tong menu with distaste. "I’m afraid I'm not hungry enough," she murmured. "You should be: we breakfast a t dawn. If you can call a cup of coffee and a piece of toast break­ fast!" Somehow the eastuu way he was talking was beginning to get on her nerves. “Yea But —“ She stopped. She was reminding her* aelf that all that had happened pre­ vious to thla voyage was none of her business. “But w h at?” ha aaked Interest­ edly. "I waa only thinking that a great ileal seems to have happened since breakfast." Aa aha spoke, she glanced across to where In the center of the room Bntoe waa pre­ Min# A n i f r I t ’iiit 1.# ajcm# t i n m # T##n Tlrn# M#wt T##n Tim # caught up with nun on this ship? He waa ready to start a new fu­ ture, and he had decided to start that future ia Jamaica. But why Jamaica? Why hadn't fee gone hack to practice In England? "lit s very handsome, Isn't be?1* Dirk commented quietly. She started and turned back to­ ward him sharply. *1 . . . Whom do you mean?” But she waa conscious that toe bad flushed. "Doctor Harridan, Doctor Bruce Hartttlan. I saw you watching him. He's almost too good looking to bo a doctor. He should hare gent on the stags. But t suppost good looks help a doctor in hla profrealm loo. Especially with his women pa­ tients." “That's a non-profeestonal view­ point." the said coolly. "Tvs often found that women patients prefer an ugly doctor." "That ao?" Hs raised am HghiIto eyebrow. '1 suppose they’re still clinging to the oM-faahiaaed theory that good loon and latentgenes don't go together. Of sauna that's nonsense, but good-looking people do bare the advantag* that sometimes they don't hare to hash their brains so hard to get by, and,” he added, hie gray eyas twinkling, "1 shouldn't tkhtk Brace Harridan would hare to work hla brain hard, If at aB, aa a shlp'a doctor." Oddly ahe found herself Ing hla remarks about Braes. "Thla is Doctor Harridan's last voyage. Ha's going to work Is a hospital near Montego Bay.” "You're talked with him?” ■be “Tee." •runny," ho mused, mrtltog aa though the idea amuaed Mas, "that you sbouM hare bom talking to Mm while I’ve bom tnrtag to put ■onto seme tots Aunt May? bead." "Did you hare any hsek?” ton asked eagerly. "Oh, shell prs haMy ewno dew* ones she's convinced herself that the worthy D doesn't want tn murder h ■aid lightly, **?ha whole thing la tea to ft It?" ahe murmured. (U • Distribute* Bv Ktev The statement said "Wo aallher CHAIRMAN NAMED TALLAHASSEE (AP)—George endorse nor oppose any ether son* II, Langford, an attorney, has didst** In any other contests.” Iwcn circled chairmen4of a “Leon County Democrats for Elsenhower cluh." The club said It Is composed ot Democrat! who bellore that "Dwight I). Elsenhuwer's record aa I’rcfhlrnt of the United States is one i f the finest in our national hltlory and that on* good term deserves another.” %* MUST BE SOLD DUE TO OUR BIG !• casaaa** t J f& tiS e A i v e e i n r a w , . » -■ * S afety F lr*t. D**1 I C a ite e a C eratv*! a W -atb*r;N ', * , '* p‘,rl l J e h e P a ir N*** I K t a M*»f# C e ro .r | base H anger ; gauBw ar c h in a Sm ith Legal Notice hUlltM o r htlT * V Tt f kWHii^lf1Vl * a. aid hi* a r . ,ras,Vffi!SV i » sn s 11:00 1 2 : 1(1 IKS# tied l:ln 11:11 13:44 Si 41 Houi.vuaust New# N#we Hlan-Off T ret P attern w k d u m i m y M O M M ia a flood Murnlttg Caol Ifan a aro o 6 f All T h in g * O odfrer #« H lrlh # It Htc h V a l i a n t l.ady l ^ i r r n f life Heart h fo r T o m o r o r * ilu ld ln a l.lght IJ:(ln lienor I H-:(ad l ’n * • am ssoos P t a n d L'p A II# C n u n i r d A# T h a IVoild T u r n . J u lm iiy C m m i Hhite A rt l.in k ln ier'e llu u .tp a rly 1:44 Kl|m Kar# t i l Tli* III* P a y o f f l:Sii Klim P a r # 2(44 T h e Dob C r o e b r b b o w 3: ltd l l r l g l i t e r Day 1:14 Hecret Hlnrm I *(l T h e l i d a e o f N ig h t 0 : no « 'h a n n . l ISi C r o e .r o a d * 4.3# Klim Karo For o ld $ I New Ywk ?i«k*e SMheWer, n # t i n « d t b i t A # u ll b u b # t n B r u u i b i n n l n a l y ou I# LB# C i r c u i t C o u r t. Jti • n d l o r i o m l n o l a C o e n i y . KlurMa. In r. _ U E O IlO h J a h a h co ry | j pewef-hiRwindhems nmking, moil prompn| young plsyn is firW T u n fis rrjrir^ u p . IN (It I__________ ft sr T o w i u B l p IT BoulB* i u n « # wjif* nn* u e b #f you. if* b tn b f . t .1 U ofoadaata. had r * u and oach uf vou ar# required to f ile r “ “ r a n iw r r to P la la t lft t ’ co m p la in t with th# Clorh o f »ald C o u r t aod o o r y upon P lain tiff#' a llo r M r . UlStj A. g P C E I t J R . w hoa# addrea# I# !• O. Hanford. FtoHdo n re pr if rt| | aa*wor on or b#for# W*d, nr-dav. Or liter ». ISM end If r»u > fall to de •#. a doer## pro conf#»« will It# ouiored «»ala#t you end •ach you, for Ih# relief d*a»*nd«d * fb**a*t5r#*et*thl# salt I* t# qui#t to# till* t# the abev# d#tcrih#d propfvf lTNR«a m? bend • •< • •• • ?f •aid Court at Saaford. gomlnol# County. Plorlde. »hle Slat day of Auau*t. A D. J in o. P- Haradoh Clark ef aald Ceurt (Clark'a S#al) 0*0. A. PI'EKR JR. P - | i - l l - r for ■'talntlffa P. a Bos IIH 0 :0 0 Ju# A 4f#lte| Unotllphf OJf. fUoyhnu i# W b ’ II tiros OF D O U G H -B U Y N O W ! Pteehant* STA TF m up toM O ^B S * FARM TRAM-IN ALLOWANCE Mufuol will • • H r Champ* REF. Service ia our Motto. Mrtach ilMg Bd ea*ra vkaeds Weed SANFORD PHONE lU t s t o r e s | eionj Radio—Heater. A vary good buy. j f t 08 OLD8MOBILE Holiday Coup# le a d e d — SAVE >1,000 >600 CHEVROLET <ATob Pickup • Low BlflMgg Very CleM SAVE <t | 2) fl ^i j M 95 95 54j«.- m "t,",H#UT3 9'5 95 mm (f I t J>. M Om I P # MKHHERHCHMIDT - 9 0 N f lm lJ e k per gal. Company aS W e a r ; Very low n llm i* g m M FORD 2 Door Bedu ^ f Sj to l f t f ^ # J f t Q C • f #BBto CHRYSLER Wlndmir ^ # 4 Door Sedan 4 r 4 v I U 4 |o -II n lr r <t 4> £ m ■ # p « % BlIICK Super 4 Door S <l)>nafi<tw - RMlto am i f f Heater -A Gooi Oat | * O O E > f t ^ fc4 w m 00 'ia.-.i 4 PONTIAC Chieftain if if f f Hydramntlc, Radio & <£ 1 || ^ A llc n te r , Power Steering. 4> I - 1 Power Urnhea ■ / m Tircsfonc I CHRYSLER WINDSOR J ti te v lltVi.N’fi I PHYOR ^ ^ S e d » n V8-l’o»ergllde _ $ mm o ° ° oash f l i t . ••# Q u r.tlo n g m |B CHEVROLET 1 Dtwir I P # >700 56 56 " C B 4 Door; Auto. Tranttmis- f BR IN G 'KM IN | W IN K ID J M I 1,000 * CHEVROLET I Door VK-I’owrrjfllde - Radio EZt dins* HAVE p a r OASM W # 'll fllv# y o u bait bill today, tats I U l r C und. — S A V E r j r j You Can't L«>*e to toe «M r#B B #prtl> " B r« a ...mil p opular | m akoB o n # b Is o b I MtCOTY MMflU iub k. Cash! It# Counted | 1A,1 HOUSE. HERE IS Y O U R CADILLAC Sedan iFtillv Kqtiiptietl It may be darkest Ju*t before dawn, hut things can always b* * - of United Stales Havings Bond*. .*- ■* - —" r e p a ssH .T i' JsrK so sv n .t.a ti W r f n ia o o * 4 11 O n t o l lo u e * 4:1# 1:00 Iflcbar Moot* (:0* *:#0 f ten o rt t i l Inin# C d w t • :in C l-ro Kid ?:## D li n e y l a n t l ti 1:10 in ih # i o l l d v l i i * •■ crib #d tend. ly MONTH, WE HAVE TO CLEAN il:» N l a h t N e * # K ao u rt Htep p ln a Out ri(«rllKli( fd t-o tr# Hlgn Off M O M hlku ■le n -o n i ‘r u g r * m ito eu m # I 44 N # * i - W « a t h # r 7i#0 T h # U o r n l n g Shoe *:V# C a p ta in K n a a n r e o ties V iew er . U le* # t »:I4 U s r r r Moor# s.Jo l u n d e l a m l 1(1:00 Till# (.end of Our# Iil:l(l Htrlk# II itlch II HO V a l i a n t l.mty 11:14 U v e Of t.lf# 11:10 td -errh K i t T o a i o r r o * 11:44 O u ld ln v l . l a h t * I Dad T h ree Ll»»* t ll:li 11:*t| 1I:V< 4 41 J P ^ r ic V '" : 11 N E W C A R SA LES T H IS CHANCE TO SAVE PLENTY 10:00 IOi IO 1:00 T E L E V tooI S I O N tv E OF VOLUM i t i l E. 1ST PRONE IS g m #%CHEVROLET CaaverK y t l b l e t Needa palat ■ # fflOtherwlaa OK. . M f t £ ( f f W H M 00 HOIUR MOTOR SALES 2nd ST. & P A L M E T T O AVE. PHONE 4 I e a - fo r d . Florida* ------- „ j ____ __ f 1 li I - j ■rrKJSp*.: 4 * f * jK- 4 ' __________L fW - h ■ ' �> . <■'-> .’ ■ « V*- ‘V ml . ;sV .'v<-.‘ • ¥*- •■ V’\ 1 Society Program l i Givon For P.T.A. School O f Instruction 3-Yaar-Old Falls In Well Casing Nine Feet Underground Herlong TOT SANFORD HERALD P d f* Si T u m * S o p i 28, IB M Rolarians Urged To Work Toward Success Of Club iCnotmsea tram Pag* O n ) first things first.” aald Hsrlong. ”1 b a n bad a hand In writing The P.T.A. School of Instruc­ m much Important legislation as BAKERflriELD, Calif. Ill - A Six past presldsnts of the San­ either case It would occur because Anyone seriously striving to do tion, which is, to. be hold on Wed­ any member of Congraae who has S-year-oM boy trapped nine feet ford Rotary Club, "Bill” Bush, a responsibility was not assumed justice to all any vocation means "Coley” Coleman. Walt Haynest nesday, Cept. M at Pinecnst will been th e n the same length of underground In a II-lnrh well cas­ Roy Holler, Brack Perkins Jr. and by the proper party. Generally, to himself, to the dub and to I hare,” emphasised Coning was saved last night In a Georgs Stine gave their views on rust would not exist where the the life of the community wlU find % start with registration a t 9:99 Herlong. wed oiled gear of membership only increasing enthusiasm for a.m. After the call to order, at Tbo Democratic Congressman dramatic rescue witnessed by ■ recent article In The Roterian Magazine In which a member of was enmeshed with the smooth- hla membership and the possibili­ 10 :00, tha devotional win bo given ■aid ”i don’t accuse my opponent thousands. By PAT WOOD S g S l L .... ties of accomplishment through by Mra. Grady Herman, followed Working In sweaty relays, fire­ a Rotary Club gava his reasons running machinery of the club. for quitting hla club, as he stated, * ‘ ‘ ‘t t t by of* clothesline If jrrni put a marble in by the Pledge of Allegiance and of mudsllnging now,” but he add. It, Touhy added. If the dub fulfilled Its respon­ ed quickly, •'but 1 do say that he men and volunteers tore at the on account of "Rotary Rust.” •ologiet to each toe. ■i (he Introduction of guests. sibility of properly Indoctrinating Finally, to underscore Stine’s re­ la either abysmally Ignorant o rilln(}y soil around the abandoned 'AanWU taker and Mr*. Jean Kr According to President Charles L. the Incoming man and dearly marks, the summary added that M n. 1. B. St. John, president ^ |,ouri white liny Persons, ktodqafet tor having them teach- As you wall may know, up to of the Seminole County Council ta deliberately trying to mislead pjp^ th* program gave the showed the ideals of the organiza­ each dub member should lend hi* '*■* in tha wrong school. They a n now It’a been well nigh to 1m* P.T.A., w ill. have as her theme you.1 Tommy Hartnett whimpered and members an opportunity to get tion, the member might not a t­ support to any project that is spon­ Referring to hla recent charge sobbed in his cramped and rusty things out in the open nnd would. tain them but he would be a splen­ sored b«- and carried on under th* th a n a# tha teaching itpfi at possible to shorten a knitted suit, lehoeU not WestaM*. which meant that little sawed-off dim * and" Y M th^aS ter* Which'th ,t Lund Vug running ada In the prison. In all probability, accomplish did asset because of having put name of tha dob. No matter what runts like me Just had to get by { 5 ? B soery, ladles, ^Eubank, n k !h si™ i„ ,w «1.1 „ , Journal for .. .ppeallng , The boy fell into the pipe, once much good. George Touhy, an­ forth tha eftort trying to do so. any man’s particular Interest may Mrs, H. Fred chairman, . . ~ __u with either turning down the top SL"* r funde, Marion* aaM "If the people Uled t„ irrigation, while playing other past president, served as game completion of game sua- be, U he will personalty work to. . ,r ,c f t r B_uM n* W rito d In Wall Street bought the aeat, llw h|m disappear and notified moderator and was Introduced by It had Just been said that there ward ncwal That cook* of the skirt, or Just doing wtuE ?Education, tha success of every dub FCPT, will speak waa made up by tha out. Well, comes tha revolution. "Spiritual Education they would own It and pot the In a vacant lot. Other children Charlie Morrison, In charge of the would be no rust if a man was endeavor, he will find his Interest in Relation­ tha Entitled Men's They now a n making them with ship to Character Building.” There people in this district” Roterian at heart, lhe moderator In the other members of the dub. his parents, Mr. snd Mrs. N. L. program for the day. - f tto 'a ehsb, and to. whkh yon •'sip-out” hems, which can be will be a break at 1 1 :0*, after Summarizing the comments of ■aid "and this was especially true Its many undertaking* and, In n no holds barred address Hurlnelt. ‘lava baan waiting and watching .nortenad as much as two inched, which tha symposium will be con­ with both tbs Democratic and Jlsthe six panel members, Touhy for we think well of and strive through them, In the community will go on sale 'm ost'any day! bo guess what I’m asking Santo ducted with Mn. D. Hales Jaek- ubllcan candidate! speaking to Darkness was falling as the res­ •aid that It could be seen that for tha best Interests of those per­ Itself expanding. With each mem­ cue operation began end tha flood­ new. They Will sell for !1J0 each Claus for. ■on speaking on "Education far tha Orlando Joyces* yesterday, lights used to Illuminate the scene If rust existed in a club’s activi­ sons or things dose to our heart. ber thus working In high gear r III be sold, not only by tha Helong, the Democratic incumbent •ted a throng estimated at ties It could be either the fault Anything near our hearts becomes there surely will be no rust. On the new arrlvala list . . Service” ; Mn. H. Fred Eubank, explained tha positive approncn but by t i the club or the member; in a vital part of oar beings and we on "The Parent-Teacher Organisa­ " K ir" Kimbrough, Manager of Mr, and Mrs. Laurence George, town ai just eould not wttllngly dispense th>. Ritz Theatre, was welcomed tion” ; Mra. George Hanford on and hi* recent In Congresa anu u> , m h ihskin| chscr went up 1*1 West IMh S t, are from Jack­ with It ” for Parent-Toecber hla accomplishments for Centre!; „ lhe n^rueri succeeded In clear­ Into th* dub by President Per* • sonville Beach, Fla. They have "Procedure 5 Persons Perish Working at representing the sons, and will be formaUy induct* Associations"; Mrs. John C. Me- Florida. Pointing to hla ing away enough dirt to cut off those T To „ „ _ ____ . . one child-a boy l i Mr. Oeorge W i how'a about daitlficatle* loaned to the man ed at next week’s meeting. The on ’’Membership and Room he said, ”1 think mine la a good * iiX-fnat i c r 'V i of the nln« -e • a apUntor from your fin- J u In the navy . . . Frank E. Quire In Tenement Fire when he eoaoe into the dub Is boat trip snd fish fry postponed Representatives” ; and Mrs. E. record. I don’t know any other Dep. Fire Chief C. P. Llnncll bold an ice cube .mimes, 1410 Magnolia Av*„ mor sharply different from just filling from last Wednesday, was re-sche* Congressman who can point to n William Gautier on "Legislation CHICAGO U N — Five persons per­ r-'-hed down and pulled the boy until It’a numb, -tl here recently from Sculchuque, better one.” ished and at least five ethers ware the classification on the roster. duled for tomorrow afternoon, out. A N Y. Mr. Holmes is with civilian and tha Girted Child.” There will then be ■ question i kik% iiiit,i att lfie Navy Bast. Injured In a fire which swept a if you jot growing through the ■Odd wee to remember and answer period followed by four-story brick tenement budding hid keot him from falling -lave ■mail ima children . . . If you the reading of Congress Publica­ Duval County Judge deeper Into the pipe, which sx (m in* near North Side early to­ MM ■ tartly vaaa aa a table decermtien, fill it with tend. This will Wiener Roast Held tions by Mrs. D. Hales Jackson. Is Named To Hear ts - ■'<** for ISO fort, rescuer* said. day. Tommy was unhurt. After lunch the large group will make the vaaa more stable and Score* of persons fled from th* break up Into the following smal­ Suit By Govamor IN I likely to ba knocked aver . • • For M iss Walton building. Several children were won't Mow around tha ler work group*: No, 1 Local dropped from the second Door to Near P. O. Phona 103 i On Ninth Birthday Problems In Budget and Finance, MIAMI UN—Duval County Cir­ Ministerial Assn. person* on tha sidewalk below be­ ■”* Bring or hava year Doctor Mra. H. Fred Eubank; No, 0, cuit Judge Charts* A. Lurklewas An outdoor party, featuring fore firemen arrived at the extra­ by Gev. Collins yenttfdav Convenes Oct. 3 alarm blaze Nona of the Injured > l ii s Helen Witte, variety of games, followed by a Procedure and By-laws, Mre. named telephone yoor next pro­ wiener roast was the method cho­ George Hanford; No. S, Programs to hear a libel anit filed against The Seminole County Minister^ were In serious condition. sen by Mm . D. B. Walton, of hon and Projects, Mrs. E. William a Dada County /jrand jury and al Association will hold Its month Church Organist scription to ae. It will bo Deputy Marshal Richard Daly ly meeting Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 'aid orlng her daughter, Min Rose­ Gautier; and No, 4, Committee * adviser. arson was suspected In the John W. Wright, on* of four 10:30 a.m. In tha School Adminis­ mary Walton on the occasion of Development, Mrs. D. Hales JackI Fated On Birthday lawyers criticized by the Jury, Is tration building on Commercial fir*. He said the blaze atartod un­ accurately compounded with freak drug* der the stairs In th* basement and ;V . \ ”, n « ladles of the Congregation- her ninth birthday. The party was son. After the Reports on the suing lha panel nnd advlstr for Aye# held In tha yard of the Walton work groups at 0:10 and a report at g fair and reasonable price... FAST Ckristlaa Church entertained home at Jot E. Mth St. on Friday, ’SET**2ire” 5l?,,U l|?wi5# w h ^JS?* on registration,' the school of In­ tt million dollars. Th* Jury’s ref­ Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, pastor »«ld the stairway was fully partyxbon and altar after the lb* ;young guesta had struction will m adjourned at S:4S erences to Mm w en ordered ex­ th* First Methodist Church of H# f •real** ,withJ aL P FKKE DELIVERY alao ■flame whan first Bremen arpunged after Wright * protested Sanford, wlU preside. R t e t M r i f i O T i r aehM«h M H I < * mv until they were p.m, !***“ rived. they were defamatory—~ *.bar - . .. .k h ttsrfeart Ii tired and "Hu eaten ” w,> their fill of hot Americans believe It Is a good Killed In th* fire were three Miami Judge Robert Floyd dis­ F A U ST 'S S U N D R Y ST O R E Jog)l ,nd *11 **“ trimmln's, they qualified himself because be pre­ idea to save regularly, according women, a man and a boy about Mre. Bonner Carter and |0 the honorse’s playhouse, 20th A French *To Better Berra Yon** sided during the term In which to a recent aurvey by the Unlver- 6, all Negroes. They were not Iden­ M n. Earl Moxtay acted aa host-‘ where awaited them a beautiful tified Immediately. ally of Michigan Research Center. the jury brought In Its report. <m m far tha group. birthday cake, all pink apd white, * The patty waa held at the home which wae cut and served there , af Mrs, Earl Mosley, where sev- In tha playhouse. *j m I leaf pienle Uhlaa ware placed Those helping Rosemary cele­ . B rU to back yard and wieners brate were Miss Sherry Thrasher, -m are roasted at the outdoor fire- Miss Ginger Cleveland, Miss Lin­ Tbo toed, which consisted da Robson, Miss Barbara Ann n«, potato salad, Stone, Mlee Elaine Echols, Miss ____ _ ____ beans, avocado Betty Jdham, Mice Cathy Baker, salad, Dull aid, coffee and caka, and Mias Gail Smith. -luna placed aa three long aarvtng iNSMoa'. • ‘Mr. J. B. Boot, acting aa spokes- Novel Officers man tor Urn group, presented Mias M Wttta with aa electric mixer, aft- Wives' Luncheon Myden* Bullard M re which Mr*. Thurston brought Sept. IS apt tha large lighted birthday Is Well Attended Diana Summerslll ■aka which had been made by The Naval Officers Wlvee Club Mre. Franklin , J p * - <7John. J e a r e ^ who 4M - • upeffc iy% Fp)l, » * * * .,91lh A Joy Tripp mWOlsVlrM Job decoratiag I t j very sueceiatol luncheon held Frederita Stool Jimmy and Norman Glenn m li u •iw*rd t,,, ,u tlo n * Th«™ W«* m u ^ S z T * .T ? i i f . #bout 80 P~P|# *» attendance. T1,> tables were very attraetiveJ i u « e I 3 r u » L u « ta •rr,n <ed targe end smalt, Mr*', bright yellow chrysanthemums, , '* y . "rf®* ,, *7 ? * r! | used very effectively with foseMrs. Minnie E. Smith has mov J taida end rose-colored gladioli. ed into her newly-purchased horns ,,i2 *Boott - Mred ZUtrow* D r^E n - 1 Th* a*avuUve board is tww In at 1*4 Elm Ave. 1 ••amlngar,*Blll Ensminger,' Mrs'. Gus ,he process of making plana for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmsr, 'Schmah, Mr. and Mn. Owen Me- “ fwmhTe * * h,ld who recently returned from a redllh and daughtor, Patly, and ,om*J*ma in October IMIta Gertruda Vlnlng. I officers for lha club are Mra. stay at th* Gsorga Washington -••■Also Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ham*■ Con,n' P«»Went; Mra. Hotel In Jacksonville, had aa mood, Mr. and Mn. John Jones, J- w- 0 ur. vice-president and guesta last week Mrs. Mary Mrs. Baa Alford, and children, chairman; Mrs. R. B. Creighton and her son Pater, of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tyion, Mr. Hadden, Mrs. J. F. McDonald. Gslasburg, HI. Mrs. Creighton waa Mrs. Bonner Carter, and ,n * *■ D. Murray, luncheon a girlhood friend of Mra. Palm' and program chairman; Mrs. F. • r ’s. T. Dwyer, recording secretory; a shade Isas In the C u m . And all that Dr. and Mrs. L> Munson re­ Th* 1937 Ford rides low, solid, with On Wednesday, October 3rd. Ford Dealer* K. Evans and daughtor, Cheryl, Mrs, Tully Jr., corresponding se- turned homo Thursday, after hav* length snd lowness h shaped In a desire a font, deep road-holding feeL Yet It’s tha Halted State* wtM uavefl a new kind af aatomiMtol .,re Leesburg, MrsT Rilph Lotslngl; crc*, ryi Mrs. O. E, Potts, trea. Ing driven lhatr daughter, Betty that it wonderfully, radically new in a HaN-hearted, light-hearted ride-this “Mrs. John Herbst, Mrs. Wilbur aui-cr; nnd Mrs. J. J. EmaneU Ann snd her roommate to New Or* American suiomobifest car u retpond v*. nimble, agile, with a Can an involved in ovary American’a life. Nava of a now hind a Keeling and daughtor, Debbie, IJr- publicity chairman. proud easy movement through traffic Its personality it glittering, sophistfe leans where they are attending and away to tha head of tha turnpike. rated. It's a nice kina of fun fust to look •Mrs. Alice McMillen and grandaf ear in tha higgnt hind of tm n to miiiiont of Amerieana. Sophia Newsome College. 'daughters, and Mr. and Mra. W, at II Tha Big Norn Kind of Ford i$ that hind of n a w a ..i Herron Home Is Billingsley, I ft high priced In every tray except a most beautiful and novel are a car totally nma in daaign from Croat to trunk loch. Ford afire* nor only one. but two tires pries. rsngamsnt of yellow chrysanthe­ Scene O f Tea of ears . . . oath on its own extended Thit completely new automotive package will etU at mums used with driftwood, whkh wheelbase . . . each With its own body Tha New F*rd Perform**** presented a very striking effect. For Mrs. Ballard g» traditionally low M p ric m . shell. . . each with to own styling. If you’re s bug nn horsepower and like The dining room waa further on* Mrs. R a/ Herron entertained at Fiat, tha two FafeUna Serial on a This motoi poaai Ma a new high etandard of ouch honaat-kb It big. the new Sliver Anniversary V-i's lea rilday afternoon honoring hanced with smaller arrange* 119-Inch wheelbase. The Fairiane 300‘s ste for you. You can have un to Z43 goodnaae value that it actually incream the purchasing power menu of ytuuow vhrysanthemums, Mrs. Harry Ballard, of Los An. come In 3 body types, a four-door sedan, wonderful Ttiundrrbinl horsepower in gelas, Cal. Mrs. Ballard to Mr*. and th* entire reuse was daeoret* of your automobile dollar. a twodoar sedan, a two- and tour-door sny Ford model. There’s s moderate— Frank Miller’s daughter. Mra, Her­ ed with bouquets of vaioua flow* Victoria with no center pilfers, snd a and really modtnle-extra chan* for Whan yomoeo it, other can will look out af date, haemuae . ; ; ron was assisted by Mrs. Joe convertible coops. The same hndy type* this engine of 3 It cubic Inches with Its Thin io When Tomorrow S ta r * ... with a Big New Kind of Fnrdl Terlap, Mrs. Cliff Ingram, and! There ware about SO guesta at (except far th* cuiratibfe) are *v*U4-barrel carburetor. It's the hooey of Mre. Wlllia Hunt. the tea which lasted from 3 un* able la th* Fsirlans lerfee. them alL The dining room table featured! (II • r> Both Falriano Scttos introduce an In­ Far "Six” lovers, wt’re got ■ beauty, T he New Kind of Fool i* the fuHesi, novation through the us* of special to o -th e 144 -lip Mileage Maker Six. most eloquent expression of 1‘osd‘s speThe new Ford body is a triumph of Whether you cooes* Six or V-9, tha window ornsmentatlon and narrow 4 rlsl personsUty-the youthful grace, the engineering in sieel-ucd cushioned for going it (trail renter pillars. Both tha four-door and whiplash action, the reputation for dun luxury, steel insulated against sound, lb* two-door sedans hare true hardtop ability known wherever there's a road. steel joined to steel for tremendous Hare to where styling. strength, steel designed in give yon . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cochran# l b all this w* have added true rleyour own Itx te ttr e tfsift Irrood. two Custom Scrim mounted 1111 B. Rosalia Diva, announce greater safety. p n e t- a kind of r legsnee never before on the 111-Inch wheelbase chassis. In ft ilsrfi al the nrerrel ford Dealer's the birth af a daughter, Mary seen la dm fow-prica SeUL The doors dose with the solid InaBtv the Custom M0 Scrim, a four-door and tkowroom! Beatrice, aa gspt. U, at tha Or­ of a bank vault. Even the door-foci a twodoar sedan sr« distinguished from Elegance to more than skin-deep. The cars witlb* then on Wednesday, lande JUr Farce Rasa Hospital. button hat been moved up front-easier the Custom models by man luxurious Modem design goes tor deeper than October 3. \* tk * sM weighed * lbs. « lor you to reads, but out of the ddlinterior* and elaborate trim. Th* Cus­ chroma trim. They will Ire landing still an th# I m 'dren't reads. tom Series indudas a Burinam Sedan. l b make a cat truly ekgaai. you hare mt—out: l‘ they will teem to ba moving, The new bodv is 1 The Custom 306 and Cmtom models to start T far they hare a quicksilver kind of lire rubber mounts to keep your rids at* lower, heavier, and Nrclfev than any beauty that just doesn't stand still. silent, solid and secure. can wiling to Fmd‘a prim rang* today. Every Un* has a "machined tight AH these foetuns were engineered I Beyond aU there, you aim hav* yore ness” to It, th* sharp dear-cut stamp of give you a solid new hind ofeumfort. choice of five Station W agons-tha beauty wrapped around power. Tbs Inner Ford-the is r you cannot fimmn ■La motif fff H ff tkit ora lha These are the best Fords of our Hvm. ■re-ic o very remarkable structure. Its (g UU| feldl i b actually * credfe. 8id* members They are the first symbols out of i lha toll body width. T h* way a car rides Is more than tha way Detroit of tire new automotive agv that it moves—It stares with tire way it aim. to beginning far you. Th# drim hift hL That tow. low The New Kind of Ford sits six people 1937 cam* early this yaw. connect with th* diflkrenttoL virtually 300 Is only a fow, tow car. Tha Fi m no other tow-pviced car haa aw r mt at iu fowmt point. This is otse of several to roof! ThU to ... th«m-tixribowswld* In each real, with facto*! that makes practical the The Custom to Jure over tow fast ni*'*! your Ford Deafer'x m4 deep (fact around each on* of six tag af orer-ell hri^tt by m Tha New Ford to mat aoly tow-but knees. And abova all that spi Thk to rejtoni lotto. Food gives you aw n titan 17 fret to ^are far all tin | between you ’n me •a m fAllSrS DRUGSTORE THIS IS WHERE TOMORROW STARTS ^ Happy Birthday in n e r car gives you P su Ai a ui d A a NEW KIND of FORD fo r 1 9 5 7 ! Coming October 3j£ « • U&ift&f fiS: & B I RT H S O .A .C . F I N A N C E ofafagu t k ^ ih to Ere FaMsaa Series. C O R P O R A T I O N 111 W «tH r* tW wt.............................Til. t i l l Om «ta affiJao* r* tor (tooKg NowKM af M l STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc.n .m Q U A Y TV, FO R D T H E A T R E , (W DBQ, t i M P . U . T U M M Y ) . ■ a* 7a * • . „ �■'(■rtTTP . T r ^ r r v ^ r a n A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay— Phone 1821 U—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION I7-BU1UIINU—REPAIRS FAINTING *3—ARTICLES FOR SALE For Salo—4C23 Portable radio— Unequaled O pportunity $14.85. Flrestona Stores. PAINTERS ATTENTION - Tor Sale: OR WiU paint We, gat in $1.66, Famoua brand. Flrestona FABULOUS FIELD OF FUTURE For Sale-Used Frt|ida(re $16.00. Firestone Stores. Store a. Empty? 1—AUCTIONS AUCTION SALE ELECTRONICS FLOOR sanding and finishing. Clsanlng, waxing. Serving Semi­ INCREASE EARNINGS nole county since IMS. Beyond Your Oreatest Expecutloiu H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary SERVE YOUR COUNTRY AND INDUSTRY MeRANE¥»8MlTH PAINT’S Where Critics! Shortage Exists M16 S. Park Phone UM BE A VITAL PART of World of Tomorrow fo r Painting call Mr. Tether, Ph. Mska your future and that of your family SECURE. If you 6M-XR. Room special $14.13. Hava Sth grade education, and Floor sanding and finishing. a sincere desire to succeed, LET US CHECK YOUR QUALIFI­ A better Job at a better price. Free estimates. Ph. Collect CATIONS for this program, Oviedo FO-531B4. short, Intensive TRAINING WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH ENCLOSE Y O U R PORCH-to P R E S E N T EMPLOYMENT. gain added living apace all CRITICAL NEED for our Grad­ year round) Consult H IL L uates to fill IMMEDIATE OPENLUMBER A SUPPLY Y A R D (NO. Sth Grade Graduates can for ideas, materials and estim­ qualify for training as: ates. Do It yourself, or have ELECTRONIC MECHANICS a professional. 223 W. 3rd S t, RADIO AND TELEVISION Phone 82—the Lumber Number, ELECTRONICS High School Graduates or equiva­ 20—PIANO SERVICE lent: ELECTRONIC TECHIClANS L L Sill — Plano Tachnleian ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATE Phene B N Rente L Sanford ENGINEERS 21-ROOFING and PLUMBING ELECTRONIC DRAFTSMEN MECHANICAL AND DESIGN CERAMIC TILE DRAFTING Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 1M in WIDE variety of Industrie* at Freo estimate. Quality work. HIGH STARTING SALARIES. In many Instances, traveling PLUMBING allowance for self and family Contract and Repair.Work and moving expenses paid. Free Estimates DON’T DELAY. Let us check R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanfonl Ave. ’ Phone 1828 your qualifications today. Write ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE, INC., Box El, care of Sanford Herald, This Is a free pass to the Prairie Lake Drivaln Theatre for Joyce Covington Eap. date Oct. 5, Coaiti.it.na and Repair IBM. HOT Sanford Ave. Phone 1112 Army Cots, |3.M; Paint, $2.30 gsL T-Slurts, lie; Army-Navy Surp­ lus, 210 linford Ave. For Sale—Pop-up Toaster $7.60. At Flrestona Stores. For Sale—I repossessed child’s Ride ’Em Planet—$29.86 Value. $13.00 each. Firestone Stores. For Sale—Child’s Out-door Swing Set. A $3813 Value for $29.83. Flrestona Stores. PRICES ARE LOWER HERE—F. M.B. Be, 10C k 26c Store, 321 S. Sanford Ave. For Sale—Used Refrigerator, only $65.00. Fircstono Stores. 47—FURNITURE—HOUSgHOLD $4—APTS—HOUSES—BOOMS Rose Court 5 room apartments, C A S H and CARRY furnished. Kitchen equipped. A Few Dollars Buys A Houseful of These “as is" In Used Furni­ Phone 1494. ture. 2 Pc. Sofa Bed Suite ........ 17.00 Furnished 3-room upstairs apt. Maple Arm Sofa Bed .... $10.00 Garage, light* and water furnish­ S fc Bed ........................... $2.00 ed. C45.00 month. 107 Locuit 2 Pc. Living Room Suite .. $10.00 Ave. Phone 1156-J. Wicker Rocker .................. $3.00 Wicker Chair ..................... $2.00 Downstairs apartment CALL 1240. ."itan Chairs ............. each 12.00 Oak Rocker ..................... $3.00 Apartment, rlose In. 3 roams $33 Plastic Cocktail Chair ........ $3.00 per month, ttt E. 8th St., Call Armless Sofa Bed ........... $13.00 2366 or ISS3. Lounge Chairs .................. (5.00 2-BEDROOM, nicely furnished Full Size Mahogany B ed __ $3.00 apartment. $73. Phono 1527. Rollaway Bed. with mattress $5.00 air3 cushion Sofa .................. tt.oo Duplex New 3-bedroom Night Stand ...._ „ .............. $200 roiul'tloned. Electric kitchen, Library Table .................. $3.00 screened porch. $75. J. F. Rogers Vanity k Mirror ............... $5.00 .Geneva, FIs. Oak Buffet ......................... $8.00 Baby* Car Bed ............... 03.00 REAL ESTATE Oak Kitchen Chairs ........... $1.00 4 Pc. Dinette Suite ........... 93 00 (3-HOMES Dining Hoorn Tables (ta.) $3.00 Ulmluw Shade*, 36 Inch . ... S0o M ather Of Sanford For Sale—Thor Automatic Washer *03-09 L\ ]*t St. Phone 127 only $23.00. Firestone Stores. For Sale—Trade In GE Refrlgera This J* ■ free pats to the Ritt Theatre for Jiin Robson. Exp. tor $65.00. Firestone Stores. dale Oct. 5. 1936 Panel-Ray apace heater, door, Windowa with screens with VOUR OLD, BEDROOM SUITE BEAUTIFUL hardware. Toilet scats, vene IS WORTH $3C.OO (or more) tain blinds, folding screen, • ■* toward the purchase of a limited number of nationally n-llodroom, 2.bath home, located fluorescent light fixture*, window in South Plnacrest. Corner lot shade*, drapery rod*, army udvcrtlicd JOHNSON-CAIlPEIt, BERNER'S AUCTION cot*, 1 hand lawn mower. 1 DKEXEL and BASSETT Bed­ beautifully landscaped. Near Plnecrvst School. Built-in range Held ft Canal Rd. Daytona Universal electric percolator. room Suite*, to bo sold for ad •nd even. Buy this home with Beach, Fla. Msrcmelle Court, 2364, Orlando vertlslng purposes. a low down payment and ns Rd. Pr. 229-M. WILSON-MAIER ■uma a 4Vi percent mortgage. 1A—PLACES to EAT Where you always find big values One year old. FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tape Re quick credit and easy terms. . MAR-LOU RESTAURANT cnnlcri. Supplies SEE — W1E 311 E. 1st St. Phons 66$ WONDERFUL FOR C11ILDRF.N Sample Menu: T-Bone Steak, nOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP. 210 Thl* .1-bedroom, 1 bath hoine In _ Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida S. Park Ave. 46—FARM and GARDDEN 8outh Pinecreit. Fcnred.ti 0 Lobster, Deviled Crab, and of backyard for tha kids to pla) MOVING course Lola's Famous P lus. In safety, Almoit new sofa bed & matching Georgia cabbage plants, All var PHONE 117B-W for takeout. letle* — any amount. Hugh C chair, $30. Dcuuty rest bed It Hwy 17-82 South. OD1IAM ft TUDOR Whelrhel, State Market Stel box spring*, $30. Ksyak 14 ft. 8628 French Ave. 16. Day 1269, night, 627. 40 lbs, $25. Push lawn mower, This is ■ free pass to tha Hov is­ Phone 2100 or 2980 $10. Lamps, tables, yard equip­ For Salo — Have you a large land Ride-In Theatre for Mrs. BOTH of these homes are rend) ment. Also mlsc. items. Call F. C. Long, Enterprise Exp. W. J. KING EMPLOYMENT Electric hedge trimmer for immediate occupancy, Be 266 after 5:00 p.m. See at 2601 hedge? date Oct. 3, 1836. Plumbing Contractor only one lo sell at $16.65. Fire­ Them Today. * . Iroquois. ti—HELF WAN1CD—FEMALE Kohler Plumbing A Supplies stone Stores. 4—LOST Rsem Electric Water Ilcatcra 41 APPLIANCES 2324 Orlando Dr. Ph. M WAITRESS—Apply Touchton’a For Ssla—Reel type powsr mower, Drug Store, Mr. Clark. For Sale—6DS4 Gas heater, 20,000 only on* to go at $31.50. Fire • LOST— Wrist watch. Reward Plumbing. Kresky Heating BTU o n l y $34.63 Firestone stone Stores. ** Arthur Turner, 1320 W. 8th S t NEED EXTRA MONEY M. G. HODGES Stores. FOR CHRISTMAS? LOST — Woman’s tan wallet Service on Ail Water Pumps— Avon Representatives cam $300 to FRIGIDAIRE appliances, s a l e * Missionary-Everbearing S t r a w ­ berry Plants— $1.30 per hund Weils Drilled — Pumps near post office. Ph. 2306 or 11,000 during Chriftmas selling and Servian. O. IL High, Oviedo. red Call Ray Lord, 1317-W. Psola Road, Phone 100 722-W. season. Wa can help you earn Fla. Phone FO-5S213 or Sanford this kind of money. Mrs. J. PLUMBING A HEATING 1642-W after 0 p .m . Lech Abor-Ideal location, 3 bed­ L O S T - Opal pin, beautiful. Septic Tank Instillation A Strvlce RENTALS Russell, P, O. Box 876, Orlando. room, 1 bath home. Must be seen Blanche Hill. REWARD 2174 Hester Service. Archie C. Ear* For Sale—3/4 HP alr-condltioners. to appreciate. Ph. 2177-W, n — HELP WANTED MALE Palmetto, Ph. 2483-J. Mitchell. Only 2 lor I174JS eich. 34—APTS—ROUSES—ROOMS M L Phone T14-W or 1325. 1 HP Mitchell air-conditioner, 3-Bedroom, 2 bath home. Lovely COLORED truck driver, age H, I—PERSONAL NOTICES 22—SPECIAL NOTICES $116.00. All brand new. Fire 3-room unluril, ap t Newly decora section. 2009 Grandview Ave. In­ able to read and work. atone Store, Ph. 1! ted. 1201 Calary Ph. 005-W. terested parties only call Jack­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO., A ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 300 Elm Ave. • Beda Day, Weak, or Month—TeL SUp Covers and Drapes For Sale—Apt. stxe used Else trie If interested tn apartment clean- sonville — EV 4-1143. 1413. Furniture Center — STANLEY EULP ■=> ». eP thsn^rvrrsftk Close In. g K m f i l s f n i r a t Deparisnert. e l Keufe.Apir 1 at 111 Weat First S t PHONE 1 Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 616. ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE. ■tone Stores. ELDERLY LADY, who ia not an PUMPS * SPRINKLER SYSTEMS INC. needs men to fill IM­ For Sate—Very good used Automa APARTMENTS: rooms invalid desires quiet, refined Ail typea and oltes, installed or MEDIATE OPENINGS In wide tic Washer f t 163.00. Firestone WELAKA private baths. 114 W. First St. home in city. PHONE 486. variety Of Industrial. See UN­ Stores. “Do U Yourself." EQUALED OPPORTUNITY ad WE REPAIR AND SERVICE AValo* Apts. Efficiency, Pb. 720-W under No. 23. Schools—Instruc­ a cu. ft. Weitinghouaa refrlgerat STINE PHONE 2100 or 2980 AUTOMOTIVE tion. Machine and Supply Co. nr, $75. Gas range, $15. Melvin SEE Seminole Realty for Dsatr FOR AN APPOINTMENT •bio Homes and Apia. Phone 27. m W. tad St. Pb. 62 TO SEE—This Solid Brick Sanford Trailer Perk. S-BOATS AND MOTORS ALERT, intelligent young man, Smith, with an eye to the future, de­ Th. 1150. GATLIN BROTHERS EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit _ Evlnrude Sales ft 8ervice siring to learn Printing, one of 48—BUILDING MATERIALS Dragline k Bulldozer Servtoo able (or baebolor or aeupla 2-BEDROOM HOME • ROBSON Sporting Goods America’s least-crowded, highPh. 8222 Geneva, 24M-W Senior! Private bath. Across from Post lias a big, comfortable living M E. lit S t Phone M pay trades. Apply |n person to Office. Manuel Jacobus* USED BRICK and dining roam, built-in cab­ ORLANDO Sentinel Bur, Cali Mechanical Supa ' ‘ TWO CARLOADS beautiful used inet! in the kitchen with mod­ Ralph Ray, 3130. Sanford Herald! Tor Sale—TW HP used Firestone brick. Orange, rod, end burnt HUTCHINSON'S O c o a n Front em electric range and refrige­ Apts. 230 S. Atlantic, Daytons Motor, $73.00. Very good shepe. See them at SHERMAN rator, You'll enioy the large This is a free pass to the Movie- blaek. b u l l d o z in g Beach. Call 2374-W. Firestone Stores, CONCRETE PIPE CO. ecrecned-in porch and baautL land Rldc-In Theatre for Mrs. LOWERY ft BRIDGES fully landscaped grounds with DESIRABLE oae and twu bed­ TOR SALE-New 6 HP Firestone San. 18M-W Orange City Spr 4-8684 IL A. Newman Jr., Exp. date CONCRETE loti of shrubbery and sprink­ room furnished api, Ph. 423-W Oct. 5. I 860 . outboard motor, $11. Firestone Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete ling system, lias a fireplace CROSLEY BENDIX and central heating. Excellent Block, Send, Gravel, Cement Btore. Route Salesman. Apply Ne 111 Concrete Pipe te Meet All Quali­ New two bedroom houses, kitchen Sales and Service residential location—2417 Lau­ Bottling Company._____ equipped. IBM Washington. Ph. rel Avenue. RANDALL fications. 14—PARTS - REPAIRS 443 or write Jack Flynt, Bog Electric Company Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 902 Sanford. PRICED REASONABLE Sendee— Quality— Sattefi____ FINANCIAL Out Wert llth IL Phone M il Tor Inle-Now MEN custom built Ph U l Sanford aur-J-a Do Bgyy This it a frea pita to tha Prairie nut# radio. While they last IB M ODHAM Si TUDOR $4—INSURANCE REDIMIX CONCRETE peek. Firestone Stores. Lake Drive-In Theatre far Mrs. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P ttB » « Window Sillo • Lintels 2620 S. French Ave. Mclnteah, Altamonte Springs. Well Drilling. HOWARD C. COMPLETE MODERN Septie Tank • Stele Approved Phone 2100 ft 29B0 This Is a free peas te the Palm Exp. data Oct. I, 1036. LONG, PIm m B l M7 M et . INSURANCE Sand • Cement Mortar Mix Drive-In Theatre for Robert Oommertial Ave. All tho NEW KINDI of fir* and Miracle Concrete Co. Houee, living room, Fnyl. BeRery, Exp. date Oct 6, 879 Elm Ave, Phono 1226 2-BEDROOM kltehee. Florida room sod car ENVELOPES, Letterheads, tate lo­ •ants, iavaiaea, hand hula, parte. I* te w , Phene 2002. IS—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT programs, a te . 11—TRACTORS S J B V a K * S M S & fraahly paiiInted apt*. 1 HAYNES Ofltoo Machine Co., 4 1 Printing Co. “Phone 108 — 481 Phene •W ev MIS Typewriters, adding machines _ g mfti Case Tractor In good con- west “ M M 84. i s s y v r * • p’ * * -• § dltien* Rultnble. for_farm let Salei-Bonilla, l i t H a $ , Ph. 44 Furnished garage apt. 23oo Mel- 6 room, 2 bedroom home, $5760. RADIO REPAIRMEN ___ I grere. W ee MM. Cal 83-MONEY TO LOAN lonvUla. STUDENTS— see th* eeweet thing Loci tad on Old Orlando High­ ATTENTION Ray Huron MM after n o t la typewriters — Roysl'a ilgf way, (deal for children, school pan. 154S-W._______________ For Sale—adjustable TV wall AUTO LOANS LAKE FRONT—g Bedroom urn "Twin-Par* partible. The f u v bus stop. Call 1332-M. mounts 1141, TV aortal cava COSTLESS furniabod house, fishing swim•st portable m the market. In mounts IU S 86-ft. TV MOM Up mlng, m hatha, carporte, B I colors. 84 mantha te par. Masts $aS0. Firestone Stores. miles from Sanford. $>&. Phons Powell’s Ofliee Supply Florida State Bank Trailer, Sale-Rent Ph. am-XR. i l l 8. Magnolia Phono SM 2060-W-2 after 4:M p m. Expert Watch Repairing. Fully ________ OF SANFORD Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry Largo fur*, a p t US Magnolia. 47—PUBNITVBE Luggage Co., 200 Sanford Ave. TIRED Available new, • room houss on M E R C H A N D IS E T R A D E Catery Avo, avallablr October For homa repair work and altera* 43—ARTICLES far BALE of the same old thtni? your_ old__»etU»sa_nnd^^rin®| 8th. Phone A. K. Roaselter, tiona. Call IS1-J. Ray C. Slagle. See the spacious new tastefully S S jai a ^ f t !r L _ REGARDLESS OP florist, ti l. different homes in —, — —Factory to TawCONDITION! Trees trimmed, removed and de­ South Pinecreil Sanfonl Lets Trade Garage Apt 112 W. 4th St. Apply mised. Ph. I007-R. Grove Manors Hanford US Magnolia. Ph. 082 or Illl-J. Quiltop Mattress SANFORD TREE CO. Valencia Villas DeLand /xral Reg. $6S.M Clean, nksly furnished apart* rail manta. San Lenta Apts. 404 E. Royal Comfort Mattross IMMEDIATE MUCH FURNITURE? CUe ram $3980 14th 84. Phone 1T10-R. Reg. IILSi ............. on, •am. OCCUPANCY ado ceil the nrphm tar :00 p.m. Room with Private bath. In City H i h M O r Golden Dew* MaUieia an lain. Ph! IM4. IU-1I4 Wart 1*1 Bk Fh*M 188 U nity Situated PONTUO-M ^toMr. Reg. 841.10 ............... Luxuriously Planned 2-Bodreom unfurnished house, nan. MM. RtF E * " * J writer. FOB BALE—Now Fireoteno clack g g /or 1M2-W, after S:M pm. 1811 Summerlin Ave. Ph. 1023Moderately Priced radio 4A121 - 111.43. Flrootana Echols Special Msltreae LM. Stotts. , ls a free pass tenths Rita SWAP ANYTHING 1 Just 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ •nd 2 hatha situated on large, TWIN OR PULL SIZE This is • free pas* ta tho Palm hestre for R. T. Cow™ Jr., ment, stoee la, Ml monthly. artistically landscaped lots. da. Fhaae 1JU ■n. dot# O ct I , IMS, Drlvo-In Thoatro for AI Fhliipo. m -w . Paved streets and all ether lee our m w Una of fleer cevoring Exp. dat* Oct. I, INS. city convenience! make these and complete homo furnishings. Duptei 3-f*ans P u n , Apt. with colonies of owner-occupied Wo boy and sell used fund hath. MS. par month., homes truly delightful FREE DELIVERY Paying tap eaah arises h r any hath. ML par month,, soa W, to live. after S:M p.*. thins of value. SUPER TRAD­ 0th St._____________ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ING POST ** 1T-N Ph. M »W . Designed, Built end Sold Modol-A coupe. Good condi* Conor Sad * MigaaSi, Ph. UM house, £$J$B. lOMMyrtle Ave. Ph. Apply I n . C. Hawkins, Lsko ODHAM JkVuDOR Inc, M anm PL M8T-ZW. POE OUICS ACTION aae CMrttBuilders of Fine Homes Foe Florida Living good cowdltioe. Ph! aia 4* a*R r o t h in t Gall BALKS OFFICE 2638 8. Preach Avenue i a . Fmd, S door sedan. Good tet St. Ail rheas 8100 and 8860 aay "Charge B." p a^M J^JM h JP ^T W . Hum at On Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 7:oo p.m. sharp. We are solos to sell at Auction $23,000 worth of office equipment and office supplies. Such as desks, filing cabinets, tables, safes, chairs, file trays, desk sals, all kind of legal forms, paper, files, ink, pens, pencils, paper, envelopes, and everything that can be found in a good Office Supply Store. s t s -S ’ssw jW Lt ft SH s S j s I? * ' IU8INE88 I SERVICES w oiaias NSCOH-EIMA ■ewtef Machine Carter • A le t u Salas, Service nag Rentals G A R R E T T ’> experieaced gd-vriter aaalat you 223 E. First St. phons 1422 CALL 1 kHMs E illM id electric kitchen, Wind*, h screened porch. Fenced ___ yard. Equity $1,188. _ Mooted p a y art l i t r m i IU. THE SANFORD HERALD Tile*., Sept. 25, 1950, P R |t:9 1/1 THE CARD OF THANKS —------- , 'c ry often a Card of Tlinnks in the Sanford Herald meeta a neat which la difficult lo fill In any other way. Not only la it a gnate** expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tribute* ‘b * t also courteously acknowledges the services and kindnessesi of d MB , many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot well be malted. Newspaper Cards of Thanks are nerepted as socially eal rcct. Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feds they new* many good uses. There Is !* no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can bn,4m brief or a* detailed a* you desire. When the occasion comes you will •Ind a sympathetically pathetically understanding member of our staff to astub rou. THE “IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE It I* the custom istom of man* many families in this country to comms t bereavement hv by nn “In Mcmurium' notice In newspaper eti columns, They. find a real solace therein. Preparation or set*__ selection _ *_ t table verso bring* back to them tender, pleasant rccollecttena. Aa Elisa 'Cook, the English poet has »o beautifully expressed it: “ How cruelly sweet are tho echoes that start • When memory nlaya an old tune on the heart.’’ _i Mo-t frequently an In Mcmorium Is inserted on the anniversary if death. However, other dates, which It l* felt are appropriate. « r iienningful are also selected. The birthday of the departed, the wodd* Ing anniversary, Memorial Dny, even Christmas arc among otter significant occasion* chosen. If yon at* hesitant to express your tender thoughts In poelle forsm vou nioy avail yourself of the Herald’s collection of original v*rNL These express In poetic beauty Ihe emotion* of the benrtetringB. Among them are verses appropriate to any circumstance. .. THE RATE Curds of Thanks nn- tl.no per Insertion regardless of sit*, bl Mcmorium notices, due to he fact they may run to considerable ■ciigth, are billed at $1.00 per column Inch. 63—HOMES •7—BROKERS and REALTOR^ Will build on your lot. Your plan $223 DOWN or ours. Wo can arrange finan­ VA FINANCED cing. Call us for additions or 3 Bedrooms, screened porch, cari remodeling. porte, vinyl Ule floors, kltcbM equipped. $37 month Includes LOWELL E. OZIER principal and Interest. ” Builder — Pb*** 138* $2,000 DOWN -• Office: 2681 8. Orlando Dr. Nicer 3 Bedroom home, hard, wood Doors, kitchen equipped, 1223 DOWN screened porch, attic fan. J g 3 Bedrooms and Carporte Wynnwood. Trrruilo Floor* $1,411 DOWN Kitchen Equipped 8 Bedroom concrete block hoot* Nice Residential Location on largo corner lot, ialontlad Landscaped Yards Ready for occupancy In 4 weeks porch, corporte, bath. Bolling price $9,750, A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Builder Pilone 1891 1800 MeUonvilla OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Oiler, Broker ■7-BROKERS and REALTORS Basal M, Plaid. Associate RETIRED nr NEWLYWEDS — >601 Ss. Orlando Hwy. Phon* UM EVENINGS: 3115 and 7Mn< Beautiful 8 bedroom home. 8 years old, clean as a pin. Original ownsr says sell at $6760.00. Law $12 E. 4th St. - 9 BR B L O C K down paymmt, $41.35 monthly, HOME will consider bldg, let* as down payment or will tnfl* Don't mlti this one! for imaller home, *. . 3 Bedroom, custom built horns, R o b trt A . w m u a u , Uin Iter one year old. Located near Raymond Londqui* lUaootete Country Club, thi^ home haa ' • 1ITI AUaatl*___ _ _ two baths, two utility rooms, 'Call Hall" Phono 1TM giant situ living room with spaciousness throughout. Priced $1,000.00 below replacement cost, st $13,300.06 with terms arranged, Seminole Realty w, DIETRICHS T. W, HERO . REALTORS INI Park Ave Fbosu IT ar 143 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 French Avo. J. W. IIALL, REALTOR Johnoy Walker, AsmcIsIo SPACIOUS 4-bcdroam homo In good, established neighborhood. $10,000. Attroctlvo terms. Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AND HARKEV IN N. Pork Avo. Phono 221$ 3-BEDROOM HOME On large corner lot. With Florida room and patio. Well with pump ft four sprinklers. Beautiful lawn and many shruba, Oak Ireel, Jr„ P. J. ChtsUrson, GaMote Willett., John Malsoh and b T F Williams. A. C. Dendrty, W Surveyor, i l l N. Park Avo, ££ At glOAOO we knew ef ■ comparable in comfort, ape age* •net, and location. Sen tUo g> bedroom plus don, living roam with fireplace, aanorate iU«b» •2.110 Down, GOLDSBORO LOTS .1 3 nice Urge building lots doartte school and shopping. Reasooahlo and terms. W. H. "BUI" BTEMPE1 Gey Allen, Aaaactete •» Arietta Price, Aeeeriote Bealter — General h n e i j i s , Phono tea or tin l i t NTpEkAfa. 812,000 — Good Terms 2-BEDROOM HOME On 2 shady lots, quiet location with xluve and refrigerator, House In lop condition. Priced 88,500 - 8500. Down ROSA ! PAYTON. Registered Real Estate Broker Phone 2671 17-12 nt Hiawatha Alexander A Stringer Real Estate ft Insurant* Mr*. Lourino Messenger, Assoc. 107 Magnolia Ave. ph. 16 B A L L R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR U. HARRISON REO. BROKERS S. D. Hlgbleymsn, Associate IN Sooth Park Ave. ~ I bedroom concrete block home, Tile bath, completely furn­ ished kitchen, beautifully land­ scaped. An excellent buy at 19750.00 only $1500.00 down, IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumloy ft Meateitb at UT South Park, Phone 171 They BILLS HARD TO PAY? Ait! things you're through w i t h through Want Ada for Call 1151, /' �V* '* v?7»'.r ' *C* ~ \ ‘77#7'.rs -*A *4 f fr <Av* »Vlit SOUTH PLNECREST MORE TH AN JU ST A ROOF A N D FO U R W A L LS homes are priced from South Pinecrest Offers: • Luxury homes In a moderate price range. • Spacious country living with all d ty conveniences. 11200“ • City water and City sewerrPaved Streets etc. • Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property value. A PARK-LIKE COMMUNITY PROVIDES EXTRA VALUE FOR FAMILY LIVING — • Ultra modern desigti in homes and surroundings to moot today's high standards for Comfort, Convenience, and that “Luxury Look". All homco are on wide lota, earcfully poeltloned on curved otreetn that carry an font tra» flc. AH home* are landucaped and nhrubbed by the builder according to a maater gar­ den plan. All convenlencea-electrlclty, water and paved ntraato wDl all be completed and paid for. The beau­ tiful new Plneereet Elementary School and lt*a SS-actv play­ ground are within quick aafa walking dlatance. Situated 1 aa It In on the delight­ ful outer edge of Sanford, South Plneereet la dona to chopping, churchen and every other c i t y comfort and convenlenca. SO EA SY T O O W N If You Are A Veteran: 1626 Down Payment (Indndnn dewing cmIi ) $67 Per Month (ladndan Uxw a»4 Inn.)’ Service Personnel F H A: 91000 Down Payment (InctwlM doting contn) SOUTH PINECRE8T (An Aerial View) |6 6 Per Month j<(ladadna tax* aad Ian.) ■* F H A: 91950 Down Payment (Include* cloning contn) 963 Per Month (IncMno taxon and Inn.) We Can Qualify You For One Of The Finance Plans Within 30 Minutes YOU CH O OSE . . . your colors inside and out, also bath tile and brick trim on any house not completed. A Growing Ideo - 190 have been purchasd and now occupied 2 more homes are now completed and ready for sale 18 more are under construction for completion In 4 weeks 6 additional homes are to be started Sept 24th . . . Builders Of Fine Florida Homes t, % ■ i Odium, & Judah., fl«t. UUILCY OOHAM. Pmtdtnt *■„ \ r 1 * y* , 13,500 . SAL8S OnCE: M U 8 . Fmndi — PHONES 2100 - 20M �Shop and Saw In Sanford * W a n t e d I b r a lfc (LN INDEPENDENT DAILY N1WSPAPIR SANFORD, FLORIDA $&ULM1 x lv u i Security Council Tackles Suez Canal Dispute Invasion Casualties A re Heavy * JERUSALEM M - A raid Into Jordan by backed Uracil infantryman, third of ita kind thl* month, off n seven-hour battle that a t dawn today with heavy •allies on each side. ^'Israeli ipokcstnen aald SO Jor­ danians ware killed In the raid on £ m y and police position! near Butnan, six mile* southwest of Jaruialem. Israeli acknowledged f bf the raider* were killed 39 wounded. Jordanian army officers in Am­ man, the Arab capital, declared 90 or mor* of the Israelis killed and the neat forced to re­ treat In disorder after blowing up a police post and tome houses. Wr their account, St Jordanian ••Idlers, policemen and national guardsmen lost their Uvea. -Jordan aald the Israeli attack eras made In brigade strength, meaning perhaps >,000 Infantrymen, Stt miles armistice demarcation danlans had estimated Israeli strength in each of the two erioua attacks thia month at fe n . Israeli's government grimly la­ beled Uw raid a t a warning against aggression. Six Israelis bad been killed in border Incidents stoic# Sunday. "'The Israeli army said a Jordan army poet as well as tha police •tattoo was overrun and dynami tad. Explosions from the battle, field were heard in Jerusalem through the night. w.At mld-mornlng a spokesman for the UJf. Truce Cam minion aald there had beta no further shooting and all waa quiet. MaJ. Qaa. E. L. M Burns, the chief fniea supervisor, left for the battle ground, where four UJf. observ­ ers already were conducting an invtatigitbm A Jordan army spokasman told a . Damascus newspaper by tele, mhtrr- that Jordan forces had uouaterattsckad before dawn to­ day and kiXed more than N la' tsells. The Syrian Cabinet waa called Into emergency aaaslon to study the new flanap between Israel and Jordan. Frenchmen Leave For South Florida Peeking Sunshine JACKSONVILLE <A- ThirtyalM shivering Frenchmen toft bare today for. Southern Florida and what they hope will be a UtUe tun. They era Jankating theater oweo n who have come to tha United States la temple our movies. They were all agreed that they away too much tax; shrugged off Vae government owned French TV ae M threat to their Industry; and aafc la Hollywood's lowered pro. dactios a chance for foreign films •a get oa American TV. -They aald French theater* are Ifta those bare except there are wo drive-toe aad French movies frevidsd maid service far bebto*. Leo Duple spoke for the group by asking "Isn't it usually war•dKsk here?" ‘Ha was told that the mercury was bet ween to and i » last week b at that today’s chill was due to Hurricane Flossy. As they boarded a bus for Ha. rbtetand. Tampa and Miami, one woman waa earn plaining aba waa about to f* broke lipping porters f carrying her luggage. In ranee, aha explained, people car. <^y their own.* f R. K. Burch Dies A fter Short Illness Mr, Robert K. Burch. 74. died a t Seminole Memaeta! Hospital at 29:99 p- m. last night fallowing a Mr. Burch waa bom #a April f t , u n la AmhyvlBa, L. I., New T o rt. He lived ta Sanford for eight years, making Ms homo with Ida son-in-law aad daughter. Mr. aad Mrs. K. L. Andrews aa South fanfotd Ava. He is survived by three daugh­ ters, Mr*. E. L. Andrews, San. feed; Mrs. Kenneth Mayo, Pot. fam ine, N. Y.j end Mrs. Leonard Chemer, Lakewood, N. I.; one eon, Bussell Burch, AmltyvOto, N. Y.: jjla e graadchildrea five greet C ndehlldra; two sisters. Mrs. -a Kioto, AaUtyviBe, N. Y„ U n . Wills Hash alee of Amity, vfflei aae hrrthar, Evaroid Burch, i f AmityvUle, N. Y. Bemaiae win be fakaa to Amity. vSe, N. Y. at S<M temeewrw afteraaaa where the funeral aad hartal wU taka piato at I p. m . fator. Runner-Up To Be Pro Here Miaa G rata Maria Stlnadphar ★ - ★ ★ Miss Stinecipher To Write College Column For Herald It was revealed today by J. Mar­ lon Harman.Sr., executive editor of The Sanford Herald, that Grace Marie Stinecipher has accepted appointment as correspondent far The Sanford Herald. Misa Stine­ cipher will write a weekly column “Collegiate Echoes’’ featuring col­ lege campus news. Miss Stinecipher attended Sem­ inole High School and graduated In 1BS4 as Salutatorisn of her class. While in high school she was ac­ tive In many organisations and held several offices In student government. She was editor of tha IBM Salmagundi, wrote for the Otlary Fed, end wee publi­ city officer of the Somlnole High School Band the year they went to the lfardl Gras. Also many will remember her as writer of the “Seminole HI" column in The Herald during the year 1B53-54. For the past two years Miss Stinecipher has attended Mary, vllle College in Maryville, Term, where aha was a staff writer on (be college newspaper among many other activities. In accepting tre position of cor­ respondent, Mils Stinecipher stat­ ed, “Knowing that anford resi­ dents are deeply Interested In the accomplishments of their own col­ lege students tinea they are the futuie leading cltisena of Sanford, It la my sincere desire to bring to the readers of The Sanford Herald a column containing a complete and detailed account of the San­ ford college student. I would like thla column to Include news from each of tha colleges that Sanfofd students are attending and report* on the accomplishments of the In­ dividual college students. I hope that the students themselves will roalite that thla la THEIR column and will offer auggeatlona end also help by sending me news of their own particular college. With tha students aad townspeople helping in thia big way, I am aura that together we can create a very in­ teresting and worthwhile column.” Miss Stinecipher Is now attend­ ing Stetson University where sbe ta a junior student of elementary education. She con bo l eeihsd at Bok SIS, 8tolaoo University, DeLand. or at 4C7-J In Sanford. BY HUGH B. AN.St.EY Last .year's challenger for the in the first annual May* 116,000. P.G.A. Open has rued winter Golf Pro at tha local Mayfair Inn Country Club. Frank Mehane Jr. announced today that Ed “Porky" Oliver, runner-up In last year's P.G.A. Open here, will be the winter Pro for tha scasoh. Mehane, In naming Porky Oli­ ver, revealed that Oliver Is con­ sidered one of the greatest teachart of tha 8part of tha Fairwaya, Tha Jovial Oliver Is prominent In tournament circuits, and hai been for several years. His quick and pleasing wit has made him a popular favorite among the spectator! and fellow plsysrs. lie has been a major winner In two past Laliatt Open*. Oliver, an amiable 120 pounder, bee one of the moat consistent drives end best Iron shots In tour­ nament golf, and he counted on hi* skill heavily as he entered lest year’s P.G.A. Open late and ■till finished second to slender AI Balding, Mayfair Inn Open winner from Canada. Porky turned pro In 1B40 and promptly won three tournaments. He was P.G.A. runner-up In 1040 and has kbtn second man In the U.8. Open, the Master*, the West' cm end All-American, Last year he w«e runner-up In the Mayfair Inn P.G.A. Open. Oliver will rnme In the Mayfair Inn Country Club from tha Blue Hills Country Club of Boston, Mass., and he will compote In the second annual Mayfair Inn P.G.A. $15,000. Open that will be played Dec. 1U-W1. Ho will then raturft to Sanford U> be affiliated with the Mayfair Inn shortly after the first of the year and will re­ main for the winter season, Janu ary, February, and March. Af­ ter taking Second spot in the Mayfair Inn P.G.A. Open lest year Oliver said, “I had a lot of luck, and I'll lie back next year hoping for more."Oliver and his wife, Clara, have four children, and It is expected that his family will join him In (Ceettoised ss Page 7) UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. «UBritaln and Franca squared off for a preliminary tost of strength with Egypt today as the U. N. Security Council tackled the Sues Canal dispute for the first time. The two West European powers said that at the meeting this after­ noon of the Il-nelion council they wquld fight vigorously against Egypt's move to charge Britain ind France with actions threaten­ ing world peace. The British-French stand was expected to trigger a sharp pro­ cedural debate over just what should be on the council's agenda end how it shnald approach the bitter dispute over Egyptian Pres­ ident Nasser's nationalisation of the strategic East-West waterway. By the time the opening round Is concluded, there should be eome indications which way the council will lean when it comes to grips with the basic Issues, probably a week from now. British and French diplomats were busy putting Into shape the proposal they plan to lay before the council after the preliminaries are cleared away. This will be submitted formally by British For. ctgn Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and French Foreign Minister Christian Pinaau, who are expected here early next week. U. S. Secretary of State Dullex also Is expected to join In tha la­ ter debate but there was no indica­ tion from Moscow whether Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepllov would rome to New York. Funeral Parlor Tells Completion O f Remodeling The Grmmkow Funeral Home {formerly Gautier'*) on Highway 17-02, south, thla weak announce the completion of extensive re­ modeling throughout their buildInr. One of the newest firms In San­ ford, Gramkow’s Is under the ownership and management of William A. (Bill)) Lockard and William L. Grainbow. Gtamhew, the firm'* mortician, Is $ grojnate o l tha Cincinnati CWItge if (Emlwltnli'g and wo* formerly aiaoclated with funeral homes In Ocala and Miami, Lock­ ard, the other member of the firm Is a graduate of Marietta College, Ohio, and box had varied business experience before coming to Sonford, A formal grand opening of tM firm's remodeled funeral parlors is planned for the near future. L A Is Suffering Fresh Air Shortage LOS ANGELES UT— There’s a serious shortage of fm h air In Los Angeles, experts told a legis­ lative hearing yesterday. Smog might cause thousands of death* before anyone realiied what wra» happening. Panic might follow, A lot of peo­ ple might go crasy The expert* testified at a hear­ ing «n smog’s effrict on public health. Dr. Leslie A. Chambers, re­ search director of the Los Angelas County air pollution control dis­ trict, explained the problem. A layer of warm air often spread* over the cooler air in the Los Angeles basin. When the warm air reaches down below the height of the surrounding moun­ tains it's like a lid. Intermittent brecies break up the lid—like temperature Inversion from time to time, letting in fresh air. Or. Chamber* said the five mil. lion living in tha basin already usa mure frv>h air than It can bold when the lid is on. if the inversion should hold for several days, hr said, there would! be no fresh air to breathe. • If Vb v Herald la Not Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Btforo 7 P. M. Far Delivery * WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1956 Amedated Pram Leased W in NO. 201 ity s Financial Condition Sound Krider Reports To Board "The City of Sanford Is in good sound financial coadltlon," Com ralssloner John Krider said Mon day night. Commissioner Krider mail* thl statement concerning Ssiuord'i ability to rope wtth its monetary problems In the future and cs pcclolly pointing to the rotlrcmen of bonds and long standing Indebt ad ness. Krider based his comment on I report prepared by City Clerk II N. Say cr which analysed Banford'i Tax Levy for Debt Service fron IBM through IBM and projects the estimated Income of the city for Debt Sendee for the next tei years. Bayer's report states that "Thli projection represent* an annual In crease of 911,000. In my report ol "Bond Retirement" of Feb. 3 IBM. It was estimated that I would require an annual increa* of only 95,000 ta maturity to Vide aufflcient funds to have tha bonds retired at maturity date." Commissioner Krider toil the Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioners that "In IBM, when a millage of IS mills was levied the city received 990,000; In 1047 with s 11 mill levy, 9105,000 wss receiv­ ed; a IH mill debt service levy in 1041 and again in 104P realis­ ed 9135,000 and 9130,350; « mills were levied In 1B50, 1B31 £>[ \f which brought the city / 9162,000 and 9141,160; datefl ... mlllage In IS53 was reJucerT to 6 ‘4 mills with a revenue of 9142,590; again In IBM the debt servlre mllUga was reduced, this.lime to V mills wlt>~" revenue «C 913-V 110; In I’ for debt service • i with re­ turns o. *14. now the millifo this ye*.. fiscal IBM57 was again act at six milts with an anticipated revenue or 9158,000. Sayer, to his analysis, and In tha projection of estimated ap­ propriation! for debt aervlce fur the neat tan years with (he tax levy remaining at six mill* show­ ed an $11,000 gain in revenue eaeh yoar through Uw fiscal year 1907* “ .. A total of 9395.000 would he collected In tha final year of tha projection. Commissioner John Krider said, "I sea no reason why our indebt­ edness cannot be retired by ma­ turity date. "1 wont to paint out, emphatic­ ally, too," said Krhltr, “that tha figures presented In tbo analysis and projection do not Include any expansion of tha city during the coming year*. "These are conservative fig­ ures," he aald, "based on past two-year average Incraasa." 'T ha City of Sanford's financial condition right now la certainty one that wa can be proud of and have confidence In," Krider said. I know of," nays Architect John Burton lv •TH ERE’S NOT ire Station Number 2 to the Board of Sanford (holding sketch) m la the ncale model of Sanford's proposed Civic City Comtrdiwloners. In the forejrr Center. City Manager Warren E, Knowles listens attentively to Burton's explanation. (Staff Photo) ★ ★ ★ > Capital Improvement R r o g r a m o C ity Bring Many Benefi The Capital Improvement Pro-f gram,.approved by tha Board of Hanford City Commlailoners at their meeting Monday night, wUI bring benefits (o the City nf San- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ♦ font that are of widespread Inter­ Hurricane Flossy, downgraded i___ ■ a est. tn storm ytotu* with half of its The eight-division program la punch gone, swirled into the At­ estimated at 9479,447.08. However, as pointed out by San­ lantic today off tha South Carolina ford’s City Manager, Warren E. coast. The season's sixth tropical Knowles, cash on hand plus Iht storm left 13 dead and at least trading In of old equipment, tha that many missing, plu* property amount of.cash needed in com­ damage In the Gulf estimated at By MARY FOWLER mitments comes to only 9343,867- several million dollars. The auxiliary to the Do Bary The Miami Weather Bureau said .99. Volunteer Fire Department will Camnil»<donpr Esrl Hlgginboth- the storm would regain some force hold a meeting on Oct 11, at tho am Monday night said that a com- after reaching the ocean north of firehouse. The guest speaker will mitmant for 9400.000 could bo charleston, 8. C„ but prohsbly not bo Mrs, Katherine 8. Odium of secured within seven days and enough to get back Into the hurrl- DeLand. AU Da Bary women era even in less time If necessaryesne class. cordially Invited to attend. At this Tho commitment of 9400,000 y]oi*y formed suddenly In tha time there will bo further discus­ will be used to draw against ai Gulf Saturday, aimed Its renter sion of tho auxiliary's spectacle to rash le needed to complete each f„r a time at New Orleans, then be presented the next month, a project aa It I* undertaken, City swerved eastward and slammed fall festival on Nov. 10 starting at Manager Knowles said. .the northwest Florida coast with 10 a.ra. and laatlng throughout tha A committee was appointod a t (lo0-mllc-an-hour winds late Mon- day and evening. Monday night's session to accufo day. The storm’s northeasterly The firehouse at that time will the commitment. Those namwi'Journey brought drought relief to be decorated In autumnal colors, were: Mayor F. D. Scott, City Georgia before skipping out over with carnival bootha attracting tho Clerk It. N. Sayer, City Attorney the Atlantic. More than 5 Inches countryside. Donations to thasa William C. Hutchison, and City of rain were dumped on parched committee heads will ba appreciat­ farm land*. Manager Warren E. Knowlea. ed ui they will ba shown for earl* Architect John Burton IV waa Belated reports of deaths and holiday shopping hints and will Riven the "go ahead" at tho laat property damage sent both totals bring in needed revenue to the fire soaring. Latest victim* lUled‘ were department. Mrs. Henry F. Lather meeting of the Board of Commls-.................................. Sinners la comptstc plans and Mrs. Vera Daniels, 43, of Colum will be general chairman, with specifications for the Sanford Civ­ bla, 31in., who drowned when her the following assistants: Mra. ic Center, the Colored Swimming car plunged Into a water-filled Robert Vance, aprons and gifts; ditch; George Stewart, >1, and Generally fair through Thursday; Fool, and lha FI™ Station No. 3. Robert Washington, 14, who top. Mr*. Paul C. Froetscher, white However, Ihe "go ahead" waa elephant; Harry W, Seller, grab low tonight 33-40 baaed on the final completion of pled overboard and drowned when bag; Mrs. Talmsn Van Arsdsla, securing a commitment for funds, a wind gust hit their tug near The Pantry Shelf; Frank Kill, The entire Capital Improvement Jacktonville, Fla.; and Capt. Rob- plants and flowers; Mrs. David J. Program, pointed out City Man­ ert I). Wtlerford of Sepulveda, Runkc] and Mrs. Chris Butler, en­ ager Knowles, will not coat tho Calif., who died In the wreckage tertainment; David J, Runkel, Oli­ taxpayer a single cent. All of the ol hi* plane after It collided with ver Hasaeinar, Henry Laiber and funds will come from tho Florida a second jet which crashed Into a Paul Froeischar serving up “rod Power and Light Company fran­ home near Tallahassee, FI*., and hots" and soft drinks. chise agreement monies and aven killed a mother and her three Tha festival will be fun for all _and ^ especially for newcomers who then, tha esUmatcd amortisation children. period covers las* than ten years. The hurricane hit Grand lato, | will become acquainted aa they Completion of the Sanfoid Civic popular Louisiana vacation resort, p ^ro n i^ (he concessions and onCenter will cost an overall 9100,* destroying the Grand Isle -Hotel ^ lh# delicious “red hols" which oo which Include* construction Of d many ha Ute commute* have had experi­ the building, architects feai, and slx-mlle-long island. Damage wna ence in serving, tinea they good elementary level. estimated at several million* of equipment naturedly officiate at *o many She said these teachers have The new Sanford Fire Depart­ dollars. worthy affairs. Keep the data been trained for high school work ment Station No. 3, sketched ami Flossy churned high tides In Its marked on your calendar, Nov. IP, and cannot afford to take the time proposed by Architect John Bur­ wako near Panama City, Fla., "the only Saturday of that wee)**" and money and "ge back to take ton IV U estimated to cost ap­ and caused damage estimated at slrmantary training courses." proximately 931,900. However, two 9300,000. Damage to oil drilling Sloe* integration, she said, dis­ new pumpera and fire ho** wilt equipment In the Gulf had provl- Members Urged ciplinary problems have Inrressed add 941,970 to thia phaae of the ously been estimated at two mil­ lion dollars. ' To Be A t Auxiliary fourfold, but that Mrs. Wells "hat Capital Improvement program. dona a praiseworthy job of keep­ Tha Colored Swimming Pool, Still milting wen about a dotTleaawwalaea# ing the school ntontog smoothly." planned for the Goldsboro Recre­ oni fishermen and an undoterm- JsS S IO II I nU lSoC iy Asked concerning any Increase ational Area, according to Archi­ toed number aboard the tug Eos. The first general meeting of In the use of ebsceno language at tect Burton, will not exceed 950,- alia E. somewhere to tho Qulf. the fall lesson of the Women'e Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial tha school, Mra. Beale said for (ha ooo. Burton told City Commission­ Hosoltol will be held in the City first lima aha has heard such lan. ers that the pool* would ba com­ showers, dressing -PEACE a t a n t p r ic e ** Hall Tlrarsdav at I p. m. It guage and found It written "on plete with Th* rallying cry of Prosl- announced thla morning by my bulletin boards and on post­ rooms and necessary mechanical dent Fillmore's campaign In A. V. Reps Sr., president. equipment for ito operation. er*." "This la ■ very important moot­ McMillan. In hla telegram to The proposed Boat Basin, for 1140 sought to katp tha Davis, said “congratulations on which completed plana have not •tataa together despite the ing", stated Mrs. Epoa, who urge* Um fien work you and members as yet been reviewed, la estimated question of abolition of alar*- every member and eommltteo ry- Hi defeated by chairman to bo present. She also of your subcommittee are doing to cost not more than 931,000. extendt an invitation to say pro. In giving tha people of the United The fifth phase of the Capital Buchanan. Statei th t ta li facta lurrouadlni Improvement Program For paeee ot mind, let Want ipective member*. Preceding the regular mart lag Um low scholastic standing* and i equipment that will ho traded to. Ada got your prka for thing* the executive board will meet et sndRtoua existing in the Already approved by the Board cd you’d Uka to Mil. Call IIS l i 7:OP jue„ also to tho City HaP af tbo aatioa’a capital."! (Caatlaaod oa Fago levfs) Flossy In Atlantic De Bary Auxiliary To Present Fa I Festival Nov. 10 Weather Additional Local News On Page 7 Integrated School Study Praised WASHINGTON un — A House subcommittee’s Investigation of Washington's Integrated schools drew praise today from Chairman McMIllian ,D-SC ol tha Houao Dial, of Columbia Committee. McMilllanl committee is Um par­ ent of tha Investigating group. His action ttok on significance in tha light of attacks on tha inft*ti­ l s t Ion by tha National Assn, for the Advancement of Colored Peo­ ple and by Rep. Wier. D-Mton., a number of Mcldlan's oommit. tea. The NAACP has called for sus­ pension of (ha beariags, and Walr has said tbo subcommittee coun­ sel, Willsm Garber, should] be suspended for what Wler caOad a "disgraceful performance.” ' McMillan sent Chairman Jamas C. Davis D-Ga. of tha subcom­ mittee a telegram congratulating both Us* "subcommittee and Gar­ ber."' The telegram was relaaaad aa tha subcommittee continued ita 4 hearings by questioning Mrs. ML Ham L- Beale teacher at Roosevelt Senior High 8rhooI. Asked about recent criticism of Mrs. Elva Wells, principal of Roosevelt, by a Board of Educa­ te . member, Mrs. aBala aaid that her own school children "know the criticism to bo utterly falsa." The board member, Wesley Wil­ liams, Negro, was quoted as say­ ing that Mrs. Wells was Impeding integration. Mrs. eBala said children In bar borne room brought newspaper clippings of tha statement and "remarked they war* lies." The witness praised the work of Mrs. Walla aa a principal, and said that Mrs. Walla undertook ta handle all disciplinary cases to al­ low teachers to coueeotrate on teaching. Mra. Beale said tha low achiro. ment level* of many pupils a t tho Integrated Roosevelt High School baa thrust on teachara there tha problem af trying to teach aa tha — :------:— M i 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, September 25, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 25, 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>, September 25, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald