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Thla compare* with a la tha flrrt half of tba 1NS-9T aaaion and I f ta tba aamparabla part a f tba ItoS-S# iea*on. Bo, ta nombara alona, 1KT-M la head. Of tba B ihow a.t, poailbfy 18, art potential monty-makera ta greitar or U ltra degree — that Indicated n c e t it f u l productUma. Bran If a eoople Of th a n ahoold weaken and fall to maka tha p a d # tha total would ba high. Only nlrta wera quick flop# bp N or. » . Th* flr d half o f t V I B M ? n i ­ ton held only flra genuine earn* m e r d il a u e c t u n . T V r a warn U brief run*. Tha aeora fo r 1955-SI waa a ll money-makara at moat, and lg a f tha M left quickly and qulatlpSo any talk that a flurry a f •arly-naaon flop* haa eliminated tha proverbial theater ibortaga ta |g O — T O R PR IB G O taib about B a elaao-up n a n on a priaoa baaaboS *1 lo a n w h o hit a rival pitcher** fait ball a country m itt. Ha to r t arpuad first, rippad p u t acoond, rounded third and headed ta r h o a n —but they finally nallad htaa between third i ,/% " , , * " * * Lf * » y * I * ° * ; O a r H a a r a n lp P a th a r la a ll-r o o d , a l - l o r a , a ll-m e r e r, all-w tadom . H o haara a rary alnocra pray er h r fo r g lv e neaa and h elp. Tha r i f t o f H ie lovlng-klndneaa ta s o t me a t arad , b a t ta abundant beyon d hrnmm con cept ion. f i n a nattagaiar tar deatroy. tag I V norate af tba office tana. “My bay," waa tba wap S m o k e y S a y tt a a ^m n . m m I to rirlr platform . \ V e s t ln g h o u s e Iw M ffT n to w r w n Frost-Free empty five wera booked tar early December occupancy. Ntea Shown Are HMa The current nine ihowa that glva avary Indication of being paying propoaltlona reprenntatlva of tha fln t half o f 1MT-S a r t "W eit Side Story,** "Look Back In Anger," "R om an off and Ju liet," "Compulilon,” "J a m a ica ," "F a ir C am e," "T im e R em em bered," ••Nude With Violin” and Look Homeward, Angel'* (a dramatic blockbuatar without doubt). T V Cava Dweller*" and-or'The R ope Dancer*" aim m ay maka tha black Ink ledger. Dtalgned for m odem livin g— with aR them featuroal i t iT o a t -a n e -in v i unit* go to table or counter. Child-rale ju s N t n e a o o a open* at a touch . . . haa Caramlcor magnet with Lifetime Guarantee, a a u t o OtfPfHUVt* glow at (Idea . . . adjust to 12 poeltlona. New eva* u ir t o a thowera non-itick cube* Into CUM in v M . 11 racltuiva Color Panel* and 5 baaie rtfrig* arator c o lo n provide aa c o t o a combination*.. ouse Wa con halp you arrange aaty financing with no monay down and 36 monlha to pay on all rgmodtltng or rapairing prolaita laudato Taor Room FIRST I \IIY MORS CHRISTMAS SIIO PPIN G -M ra. Dwight E lw ahow rr, shopping for Christman gift* for her grsndchlldrrn, Inspect! a toy In the (letlyshnrg, P a , hotel lift shop. I.iter ahe and Preaident Klaenhotter motored bark to Washington «ft<r a tong weekend et their farm. (IIp fclrph olo) b jm . Lat u* arrange for an in su latin g |ob in tha Jf fl a ttic a n d tld a w a ll* af your homo. Saving* mad# in fual ovor a I low heating itaion i wlN pay lor tha Job. q p j W o f o t o /j P o u w t* wlth. 'Borden's i i I4 T 1 7 0 Model Whipping Cream P a a a l W «H a Redecorate old, droary room* with oMrattlvo and p ractical weed paneling. Id a a l lac fam ily roam *, dona, and lihraclaa. 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M authataathe sonreaa aaM program while seeing what could day behind the Elaonbower-diBut the Soviets appeared to be be woa in direct talks with the despite this reluctance dm summit n c t e d offer o f 1,500-mile range winning, one o f their propaganda Russians. VLiOlstic missiles to checkmate the dem anda-early East-West talks, Seme Resistance Expected threat o f Soviet aggression. i Sentiment snowballed through the peeled ea Thursday. The II NATO foreign ministers m et today to discuss an eightpoint agenda which included the problem of disarmament but did not apecificaily include the contro­ versial missile question. The. . A Russia opened a new and mas- 15-eatlon alliance on the desirabil. m erican proposal for EuThey were to report to the chiefs sire propaganda campaign to de- Hy of such talks to cod what Presl- ropean missile bases was .one of worded acceptance would ho com* fea t the American r»««, but au- dent Eisenhower called "this ap- thekey defense itemsfacing the alncd in a policy decision by Urn o f government later In the after­ thoritetive sources said the NATO palling arms r a c e ." I Atlantic alliance. Some resistance NATO Council for release with the noon. The defense ministers meet aummlt conference almost e a r -1 A few nations apparently w ere was espected, and it cam e from final conference communique el* Wednesday morning. PAUI (U P )— The u l m M • m w propaganda e n < Preaidant Eteenhowcr met Ita l-ib asca oa German gaff, ian Premier A done l o l l at the U. Adenauer, knew* la fa rer a paign tim ed at underm iataf the S. Embassy and H waa mdaratood U l„ oa k |m r m because c o n fe r * * * ittelf end especially S u fu H ? mU,U* l o f h i. own political problem , at the U. S. missile program . H accused Elsenhower o f pro* Meets Adenaaer hom e, aald in a apcecli Monday Elsenhower met West German that NATO "m ust be armed in claim ing "the old Dutlei brink-ofChancellor Konrad Adenauer a ! gnnaral with modern waapona . . w ar schem e" in h!a keynote ad* , r 'onday and tald be wag !(• half boor UteT and It was believed •« good at thorn o f the enem y." ‘ remier Nikolai Bulgaaia’ g i they discussed Adenauer’ s report-1 While the meetings were In ft appeal.** , ed reluctance to set up m issile! gress in Paris M oscow ra yp and Save ; Weather It Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. Established 1909 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1957 United PrcM U n ied Wlrm S A C s Protective Im portant To I Gen. Bernard A. Schrlever, com mnmlrr of tha ballistic missiles I division. Lag To Conilane Sonata Democratic Laader Lyn­ don B. Johnson, subcommittee chairman, told newsmen It was "v e r y dear that It Is going t o , take, some lime for us to catch u p " with the Russians on missiles. I During this lime, he said, national security depends "t o a tremendous j Lewis C. Henderson, 65, o f fles extent" upon SAC. eva. Injured in the crash of • pick­ The H-bomb-equipped SAC "m ust up truck ind a Langston Construc­ be the instrument which eets as a tion Company dump truck last protectlra shield behind which we Wadnesday, died last night at tha develop weapons o f the future," Qrange Memorial Hospital. he said. Sheriff J. L. Hobby’ s office re­ Sen. Styles Bridges (R -N .IL), ported that Henderson waa taken ranking GOP m em ber o f the sub­ to Orange Memorial Hospital last committee. said he expects the ad­ Saturday for treatment of tojurlea ministration to ask for monay to received in tha amashup which purchase more R32 long range SAC occurred at tha intersection o f bombers thsn had been pladned Geneva and Beardall Ave. shortly before the Russian Sputniki and after 1 o ’clock. the Soviet claim to possess sn Driver of the pickup truck which ! ■ ! laaal « I k>lllali« — I« 11^ told the commissioners. resented. "Y ou are making state- Intercontinental ballistic missile crashed into tha rear o f tha dump Polaris Work Speeded “ since there la a principle in- menta without Ihe gentlemen you truck aa It attempted a left turn It hid been disclosed earlier (hat Into a filling station was Palm ar volvcd I want to let you know we * r* accusing being present," Krlmore money will be asked to do not approve o f Ihe action you <ter »•*<••!. " I f this Is a Irlal then r„ Morris, 44, of Genova. have taken,” Mr*. Williams stat- tel’ * h»ve these people here so strengthen SAG by greater disper­ Morris posted bond at the Semi­ «d . ,h>t ,h* r m «X otter ■ rcbutsl," he sal of its bomber basea. nole County S h eriffs Office on a After testimony by Navy offi­ charga o f driving while Intoxicat­ E E Brady, long known for hla ,,W ’ ou lipok ,B manner alto spoke t o ! r °* then stated that " I feel my ciate Monday, Bridget said davel- ed. (he ba(rd o( commissioners In b e - 1reputation ha* been damaged to ^ opment o f the 1500-mUe Polaris accident whs investigated b a lF y f John d fox. lie said “ I ga* *<rtah* d egrel. And P /eel that tha mistfUa apparently h id been speed-' by Florida Highway Patrolman h|m *rth u,a Mat* Road Commission has railroad- ed up. Uut, he said, it Is "not James L. Sikes and assisted by D epartm ent." Brady also men- «•. ram-rodded this Ihlng through ready" and won’ t be "unlit som e Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans. lim e In the future.’ * tioned that Fox had received the without giving due eonslderetlon. Little damage was reported to High Navy officers eontended |*at recommendation ” 1 have ever “ It !• a «tep In Ihe fa ce ." Fox the dump truck but tha pickup seen. **»• “ •"‘i In my opinion they hid Ihst the Polaris would be tho "rough equivalent’ ’ of an ICBM 1truck was reported a total loss. « j W0Uu appreciate your res- no legsl right to do It." N o charges have been made aa cinding your action." laid Rrady. Attorney Fred Wilson, speaking because It would be fired from y ox itatad his own ease before 1° .he Hoard of Commissioners, rO- surface ships and subs-surfacad or yet as a result of Hcndersou’ a death from Injuries received la tha board o f commissioner! when r rked " I t ’ seems that the meet- submerged ranging wide over the tha crash. world’s s e n and oceans. ha brought out that a meeting of ing may or may not have been a tha Zoning Commission was held 1*8*1 meeting and should bear Inat a mem ber's home on ihe night vestlgaiion.’ * of Nov. IT, 1857. " I was not noth O P- Herndon, secretary lo the fled of II," he said. II* also stated hoard of commissioners, referred that there w ere no minutes pro- to * tetter hearing Ihe recomdueed and that the "meeting was mendatlon hy the Zoning CommlsCharles H. Shafer, held adverse to the manner In **on for the employment of Robert a. m. Monosy at tn# noma ot his , W iy Monday morning i l S 'J } which they had been held." j® Brown as Director. son and diughler-ln-lsw Mr. El- Ray Pines Hospital, The former sonlng director, who Action by Ihe Board of Commit- don M. Cain of Lake Monroe. ^ . has been replaced by Robert S. *ionera was to order in official Mr. Cain had been III for about , . S . „ 8|teI'riIh u « pT " n U t Brown by appointment of the tetter notifying Fox of the action sU months. He was a retired farm - L ^ l n f o r d lnb i m * h it er and had lived In Lake Monroe f t . . . i W< *? m ,h ^ for 38 years. lie was born In f t " , f t c t J E f t Knoxville. Tenn., Feh. 13. 1673. ^ f t rlment For Information On Survivors Include his ion, Eldon ,n “ Sanford Post Office. M. Cain, U k r Monroe; two grand,,e w>* 1 mem ber o f the MethoCIRCULATION daughters, Mrs. Dan Pelham, d l,t Church and Ihe American 1^PU. FA 2-2611 Gainesville and Miss Dorothy Cain. 8*°n. Mr. Shafer was a Navy vetoLake Monroe; two grandsons, Don- ran ° ‘ POflu IIThe first Social Security cards or after 6:30 pm . aid W. Cain, Orlando and Steve Survivor* Include hls wife, Mr*. for State and County employes de­ Cain of Lake Monroe; a half bro- Mildred Shafer, Sanford; two steplivered since the state referendum PII. FA 20973 ther, J. 0. Johnson. Lake Monroe; daughters, Mrs. M sry J. Thomas was held on Nov. 25 were handed several nieces and nephews. and Mrs. Bobby TUlte, Sanford; yesterday to Clerk of the Circuit Funeral services will be held at three sisters, Mr*. D. F. Roller, Court 0 . P . Herndon snd Deputy 2:50 p. m. tomorrow at Brlsson Bridgewater, V a „ Mrs. Gerta Clerk I . L. Burdick by Dorothy Funeral Home with the Rev. J. It. Wine, Broadway, Va.. and Mrs. Colomore, Field Representative, Messer officiating. W. W. Danner, Ipava, III.; aqd one Social Security Administration. Burial will be In Evergreen brother, J. B. Shafer, Birdsboro, The referendum held last month Cemetery. Pa. was passed hy a majority vote Pallbeartri for the funeral win be Remains will b « shipped from favoring Social Security. WASHINGTON (U P )-T o p mem-1 ties are oa the firing line, bers of the Senate Preparedness | importance of SAC’ s "protective Subcommittee said today i( is ap- [ shield" in the critical interim pcparent the Strategic Air Com* riod was emphasised before testlmand’ s SAC nuelaar bom ber foree mony by high A ir Force officers must be maintained at maslmum in tha subcommittae’ s broad Instrength until U. S. ballistic m ils -1vestigation o f the nation’s mlasllo 0 . P . HERNDON AN D K. L. BURDICK receive thtlr Social Security cards frow Dorothy Calomore (lo ft ) a field representative o f tho Social Security Administration. The tw o cards are the first ta bo delivered to State and County employes her*._______________________________________ (S ta ff Photo) County Sales Tax Collections Rising Rotary Club at Its ting yesterday afterHoly Cross Episcopal sh House. on was tha bi-annual appearance of the group under the direction of Mrs. Estelle M. Thomas, glee d u b mentor, and marked the fourth time tha Chor- 362, or 9.g per tent oveg th* M V 175,253 collected the previous month this year, -m l, month’ s collection reported by Com ptroller Green la tha highc ,t month's collection In the his­ tory of the sales tax in Florida. Total sales tax collections, Green U p n f *. n i « # » n « p n e a iT L /I S e Q S e said, for the five months this fis­ cal year, and four months under ^ ja k s i appeared before the Rotar- C o u n t y ’ s L e a d i n g tha expanded tax, amounts to $50,184.852, an increase of $14,0*7,560, Th# program, arranged by T. W. Q f D p n fh (T om m y) Mero general program L * a U 5 e U l L / e u i f i 36 8 per cent over the $36,147,212 chairman for the current year. The Florida Stale BosrJ of collected last fiscal yaar at this was introduetd by Charlia Morri- Health's report for the nlne-mon'h time under the "o ld " tax. jfln. period from January through SeptEvan though the salat tax picDonald Moors, Introduced by ember revealed that heart disease lure continual to axpand, the big M rs. Thomas aa "AU-itato clinic is the leading cause of death In collection months art still lo coma accom panist", was at the piano. Semin •'< County. and It la too early to mafca any Mrs. Thomas was in her typical Rfa r , ,||,ea, fi wb|c i, b j l e; a|m. accurate prediction about tha sdeenthusiastic "E v a Tanguay" form ^ j M deaths in the reporting- suaey, o r lndaequacy of sales tax bar Introduction* of tha var- period. Is three times greater than returns, said Green. Ions numbers, according to « lub the next leading causa. Cancer. "The January collections, which president Myron A. (M ike) Rack, Tj,ere were only $7 dea’ ha In will reflect Christmas season ssles In charge of the meeting. Seminole County from cancer dur- and the beginning of the winter ■ — ------- -— Ing the nine-months beginning with tourist season, will give us a better D n r tm n e fa c I Iro n s January 1957. picture o f our financial position," ^ Cerebri! vascular disease claim mW P n n n p ed 31 deaths In Seminole C ou n ty ,1 — — — — w u u y c iu iiw .. accidents 18. motor vehicle aeci- 1 C * In Y u le M a ilin g dents l l , Influem* end pneumonia r U n C r O l j C f Y I C C S 1 ,1 . I C VI IJ . |J 1*. diabetes 8. chronic nephritis 6. r i is j Postmaster jo e i s h i e l d w i d ^ CVR dia#a„ 5, tus<.rcu !o[i. j . dy - - F o r L . H e n d e r s o n ® ay W e h o p etok etp u p g 1 , fn lary i acuU poliomytlitla and r i . • t L J record m tha Chriatmaa mall* by aB<mlat j taeh> S la te d T h u r s d a y rosrm ration based on October sales, totalled $tt.3W.uJ, '•iajWO.75 over coltecHons during the same period las; However, Ihe Jump in sales tax collections over the pjerious j month 13,653.51. ' *amounted '* ‘to only ****“ ** 5 d-IWered ^^vcll " t ih r e ^ Christmas E v e " He said further that much depends on your cooperation in mailing your Christmas cards and gifts during th* o*xt five days. * -n. ••unit « the earlv srri* fhi n i or Bift , V 1 of *y ft^houch here j l w a y s welcomed there Fox Protests A s C o u n ty Com m ission cltlsens who appeared at this morning’ * session of the Board of County Commissioners. Mrs. Voile Williams 8r. told the board o f county commissioners "W o do not feel that ho has been shown tho proper courtesy." Mrs. Williams waa at tha meeting aecomftanied by three other Seminole County cltlieos.. •’ H H I (bat he ahouM barn b * a t---------------------r “ T » U A M || I 0 n eO Q Wl D N O V G liy r r o g r a m A a D lt— U a « i r\T D U rC Q U IV 1 6 6 1 M em bers o f the Seminole County Farm Bureau, at their annual Christmas maetlng to be held startIng at T o'clock tonight In the hut of the Future Farmers on the grounds of Seminole High School, will be entertained by a novelty program arranged by Charlie Morrison, well-known local public relations director. "M usical M em ories" presented by Glen Nelson, organist, ind Hogar Gregory, narrator, both of tho Morrison IS HIS FACE RED ST. PAUI., Minn ( U P ) - State Rep. Alfred J. Otto hat been charged with violating a law that set a minimum priee for liquor. Otto was tha author of tho tew In 1951. Release Z o n in g Director Charles H. Shafer Dies A t Bay Pines County Employes Get 1st Social Security Cards h# In , " oth* r ” mp*rittlT*, *HcJUT*, U c • n.n derson , 65. died at Iha Ifom lh* Horlda Slate Itosrd of orange Memprtel Hospital at 1:30 Health, there were 297 deaths in j . m. today, Seminole County during Ihe nine Rom May I, 1*»2, in Paota. he monlh Pcriod of 1947 •* « 0" P * « ' i made hia home at 6th and Oliva W<th ^ births. I Ava. In Sanford. A eom m erclsl Th* Boird of ,r*a,lh n ,u r ** " " H«hirman hy trade, he was a vcated that there have been 210 member o f the American Legion marriages and l i t divorces or sn Post 22.1 o f Davy. Florida, nulmenU> Survivor* Include his wife. Mrs. and satcllfe programs. Scheduled Air Force witnesses included Secretary James 11. Douglas; Gen. Thomas D. While, chief of staff; Gan. Curtis E. Lamay. vice chief of staff and forI m rr .om m andcr of SAC, ami Maj. Additional Two Men Involved In Fight; One Dies A warrant will probably be Issu­ ed for murder In the second degree against a 23-year-old Midway Ne­ gro. Waldo Kent following the death of !.ewit James, alias Ruddy Hundy who died from Injuries re­ ceived In a fight last week between the two Negro men. James. Sheriff J. L. Hobby’ s offlre reported, was hit In Ihe head with a four foot board, lie was first taken to Semlnola Memorial Hos­ pital and later movad to Oring* .Memorial Hospital for treatment. He died at tha Orlando hospital. The argument between the two men occurred on Sipes Ave, atl most at the Intersection of Geneva Av*. Christmas Lighting Contest Open Local News Herndon said yesterday, as he received his blue snd while card bearing hls permanent social se­ curity number, that employe* now have the privilege of obtaining' so­ cial security eoversge if they so desire. If, however, they have not elected to participate by Jan. 1, 1856 they could not he covered. I "A ll employes entering the depart­ ment after Jan. 1, 1956 will auto­ matically bo covered by -nrlal security," ha said. Miss Colomora said yesterday that Iha Social Security Act Amendments o f 1936 provided that the retirement system of Florida could b* divided Inis two parts, those favoring Social Security snd those opposing. Upon • favorable vste In Ihe re­ ferendum, Governor LeRoy Collins w »* empowered to enter Into an agreement with tha Social Securi­ ty Administration. It Kas been anticipated that the agreement between the State of Florida and the Soeial Securi’ v Ad­ ministration would he sign..! be­ fore the end of 1957 In tha legisla­ tion passed by th* Slate Legisla­ ture. On# phase o t the agreement Is that if Ihe documents are signed before Jan. I, 1931, social security . coverage will be effsetiv* aa of On Page 3 “ »»y* W. W. Tyre. p m ld e e L if the Rooster's Club af a oteak fry given by the club im iaole High Football Squad an I their dates las* sigh t s i the bhstas Club. ( L i f t uko. Coach Jim Pigotl, Tommy lirnwn. snd Tyro. (S ta ff P h oto) ' �YOUC. F a . m ~ J ot Icbuttx « m u u n Y ork t k r t tha. Whitt Bo m s return to orga a iu d b u t tall la the C l o u A Eastern League r a s a s M O cnV By ra *,D DANZIG NEW YORK « t -W h ile June Lockhart works la a television play tomorrow, her voice s its the night off. She'll appear as a mute mall order bride on U. S. Steele's un­ grammatically-titled d r a m a 11 e show, "Little Charley D e a l want a Saddle," over CBS-TV. Since the part Involves only pantomime, Miss Lockhart did not Hove to stay home nights to leans her lines. Aad she made the moat o f this rare freedom by seeing the new Broadway shews. In four dayt, she look la five plays. Including a quick trip to Philadelphia to cateh a musical that will have Its New York open* lag after she returns to Caltfor- a n t M tsoa . Sehults, a former catcher with the St. Louts Browas tad the Pittsburgh P irates, man­ aged Sea Antonio o f the Texas League test seaeon. swmHtBt S /\ V IN (jS < B ()N l)S Best Buy America! Where June la concerned, that's living. Sevoa U. 8. (Heel ShewsAad where U. 8. §to«l is con­ cerned. it seems they’ ve grown accustomed to her fsee. Miss Lockhart will have been seea on no few er than seven of the hourlong Wednesday night plays be­ en, shut ue/woef suae WJTAKCOIIX** «fATO«9. SO t*« I v/**> Of T TM<5 - J E produ ct," the said as she gently stirred a hot beverage oa a cold afternoon. M ore H id AM* S M K T i HO ttt YfAM ... MOV THAT NOW THt UFTYOUB othbb foot fOOTOCAB QU099 HI NEVER' CAQAflgYT VOUTHB ONe v ih o s a l w a y s r r e t u g o M e to wjep 4 OH-OH** * ' ' leues thc PV40NC' ILL BC RIGHT — t h e g « olno? — >BACK W »TO*m *0 AMO AS*ro\ f / oo^ 'r a it to r 7MT SCHr M 3ie> rm * t < 4 v n c \ \ / p o r t r te n e ts ttm r s */ .i "M a y b e, In gratitude, I ought to run -out aad buy a ton of steel." the said. Lest you get the idea the works only for the steelmakers, w e re* mind you that M lu Lockhart will be teen on CBS-TV’ s Jan. 13 pro* duction of “ Beauty and the B e a s t ," , and another Western "G u n im ok e," on March 1. A success In all acting madia, Miaa Lockhart prefer* live tclevl* slon to motion pictures or the theater. "L ive TV hat a begin­ ning. a middle and an an d," tha said. " I t ’ s vary tatiafylag and not at all frightening." Rehearsal* are Reegh Tha only drawback, Miss Lock­ hart said, com es during fshtars* als. Things gat rough. " I f tharo's on* wash for re* hearse!, I'm quite Interested In tho part lor lb * first couple o f days. By the fourth or fifth dsy, though, I couldn't core loss. I have to fight it, to discipline m y­ self to keep Interested. At that stage, It looks as If nothing is happening. Plot deficiencies stickout and you think, 'Ob, this Is a bom bl* Then, around tha sixth d s y , things fall Into pises. I t be* com as a cohesive property. It's all ituek together and you’ve hypnettled yourself Into ftlnkinikthlx w on't be tod bed. after a l l / ^ June'* approach to a part la to read It through, learn the Unas and then "build tha part around me jlk e a house." It may take a while to build the house, but it comes apart In a hurry. "I 'm usually on my way to an airport as soon ss w e're off the air,” she laid. " ! can’ t be encumbered with any mood from a part l'va finished." w And only Pontiac HMCT M M T CAB . „ m» am t pm p H • Craiaas aasly • tempt* saaad am J l l f a Z d . ■ . m SdMward I f g m d it! Meet the Veuxhell. a masterpiece of British gaalus far practical living. la apit* ad it* trim silhouette there'* actually room for tho average family aad all o f their luggage. Fuel economy la a miracle of auatarily, aad Ik — aotuvtm with a dooa couplad aam that lefoyeuaark virtually anywhere. All this, plua bulldog tuggodaam aad tha daaaio good taota at Ita atyling, makes this a truly extraordinary c a r ... aad oos you reaUy must aaal WOMEN’S and MISSES in fashion’s shades and styles “ SEPARATES always maka wanted Gifts Legal Notice lx c o t .v T r J t-n ee-s rou T , t o i . v r v , ri.on iD A . s k w i .v o l u ESTATE OP juris v. ew e ten . u c i . i u u p n i m i in j OAVK ALL THAT MON«V T* BUY MS A PR B SB N T ? r----- - M OST OP ’KM OAKB IT/W B ONL.V HAD T* TAKS TWEiR t CONTRIBUTIONS AWAY I FROM SIX // f ■ ■' . * Paeassad. AOTIL'H TO I'aUUrTOHB T o a u . PEnao.N-a i i a v i n r rL A Ilia OR DEMANDS AOA1NOT SAID ESTATE: Tan end each o t )au *r* h litljr notified tad required In (ll« m claim* and demand, which you. or alihar of yaw, mar h*»o naalnu a*l,l catal* In Ih* office of Hon. Ern**t Houch-ild»r. Cnunlv Jade* nf semlr.otn County, at hi* afflr* In ih* Court liauc* In Sanfard. rinrl.l* , within *l«M ralcndar month* fr«m ih* llm* nf ih* flrct publication at l hie nolle*. Each rT*lm nr demand mud h» In wrlllns end cnnlal* Ih* ptam nf racldcno* nn.1 on*l nfllrn ad.lrcc* of the claimant and mini h» tworn In hy ih* claimant, hi. *e**t nr aitnrncy. •r th* cam* chill h* vald. U u l » If. Sawyer Ac (inmlrlllary K itculrlt nf add rdal*. r ir d publlcallan on ncccmbcr IS. I»»T iN S A ia a Always wantad . . . Alw ays a pleasing gift. See our big selection NOW A pretty partner to any blouse dr sweater . . . sure to plenxe "H e r" Garrett's have the accessories your “ Man" will want. d LAST SHOWING fertuount p ft*,rt4 . AU. YOUNG.'T|IN* ANVTHINO/ S TIES by Adam from — by Gem Dandy from — by Gem Dandy from — UNDERWEAR— S P O R T S H I R T S - by Fr|iU-flf-the-l.oom and Town Topic — BELTS— J A C K E T S -^ by Cal-Ray and N ortcx from — a e iT L i N i t t AND > UH _ hOul O FWIO M0C5 i 5 a n - up dans H ATS— from by Hanes. SOX— by Springfoot — FEA TU RE— rw o s momHAD A OATS LASrN»W T- S H S K B o r a s k i n g Mg i wa's o u r wnvt wiweae w e w i n t — vvho w VVMATTIME I GOT HOME V tv e ftY T H N O DOLLS—W hile and Colored from . . . Wodntodty CQ W BO Y HOOTS— judt Ilka Dad's f r o m ........... U M ti*. TW w y f /l y g from — for BOYS and GIRLS 1:0« • M S * 1:1] * S:tS » :0t • 1:50 A Tkertdsy from — CAPS • GLOVES WRANGLER JEANS— for Boys and Girls from . . ( 1 QC y A * /C GUN and HOSTER SETS 98c to $6.95 .SWEATERS - JACKETS E. First St. at Sanford Ave. Acrosd the Corner from Chamber of Commerce �Postmaster John.Lindsay (Sanford) (Cont|pu«d From Page One) Christmas m an pde-ops. You can do both yourself and the f - Post Office I m l favor by secur­ ing free la b el! at the Post Office Which read ."A ll for out of town delivery” and **AH for local deliv­ ery." Place these labels on bun­ dles of esrde tor local addresses, destinations, and mail your out-oftown Chrtstmsa cards several days In advance o f those Intended for local delivery. * Plaa your Christmas mailings so , that all Christmas esrds and gifts w tor most distaot points are mailed first. The Postmaster has asked the to postpone the mailing of eireula n and e a t a lo p until after Deccooperation o f all business firms ember 21th to keep the malls clear for the Christmas rush. Beginning Dec. II, service win­ dows at the Post Office are open from • a. m. to • p. m . The windows are most crowded at lunch tim e, so the Postmaster suggaita that packages be mailed before 10 a. m . or between 1:30 and 1:10 p. m. Goldsboro School To Be Scene Of Art Workshop Jan. 6-8 Forty teachers from Sanford and surrounding towns have sign­ ed up fOr tha Art Workshop to be held Jan. « , 7 and 4. 1954. at tha Goldsboro Elementary School, ac­ cording to an announcement made by R. T. Mlheee, superintendent of schools. A free educational ser­ vlet provided by Blnney A Smith Inc., manufacturers o f "C rayola” ersyoos and other school art sup­ plies, tha Workshop will be con­ ducted by Miss Elisabeth Belt, who has had many years of teaching experience and holds a Master's Degree from Columbia University. Tha teachers will devote 15 hours e f their own timo to learning more about modern creative art educa­ tion and som e of Its materials and tools. They will learn b y doing, rolling up their sleeves and try­ ing out the art technique! which «M isi Belt present!. These techni­ que* will Includa some o f the uiee of water colors, poster paints, finger paints, colored chalks, and - modeling clay lo addition to cray­ ons. Simple creative cra ft techni­ ques will also be presented, giving teachers an opportunity to work with paper and paste and various other materials for three-dimen­ sional effects. All of the Art Work­ shop activities will be experiences which the teachers can relatt to their own claeiroom teaching. School officials responsible for the workshop arrsngements, In ad­ dition to Superintendent Mllwee, Include Mrs. Mildred Babcock, art supervisor. Gary Scott Davis (Sanford) Jessie May Muse (ta k a Mon­ roe) Linda F ay Stafford (Sanfordi Michael HltteO (Sanford) Frank F irm e r (Lake Monroe) May Martin (Sanford) i 9-v a y iweer Two ‘Mormon’ Missionaries Are Laboring In City for Lasting P eace?" Re r pn- va M ew s K jC R C V U . IN C W 5 .**“£ Whn, ' l * ' * ' * r r « " • U M. Geiger Ufi Friday .treble goal o f many o f the , . _ * , . „ ... n people, some In high $ » Columbia S. C. to * b lt her such s i the mtlltarisU and ns makers feel it would deployment and business In tree way. A dictator’ s pow er aid be thwarted by a lasting Man has failed* for centurlit efforts for tasting peace d will bring It through his m which will destroy all ngers. Bible chonotogy a* ith fulfilled Bible prophecy It will corao In our dayi ta m p ion . ipeen oversees an assembly monthly. , , ----------ES ABE TOUGH AGAIN r YORK (U P V - One subway nust have been disappointed the subway strike ended £ »«*& * « £ ?*r *L“ ‘ “ ,nd’ ’u i S U i k H hMPiU > ta DuWln' men often seen walking about ‘ 0a* town dressed in dark suits and | Mr. and Mrt. Ed Fnlford and wearing kata. They are mlsston- Iiton* that •vary one becam e much family visited In Lake Wales last arias o f the Church of Jesus im ore mindful o f a Christian's re­ week. John White (Logwood) Christ e f Latter Day Salats, often isponsibility te im preve his quali­ M rs. W. S. Norton and Mrs. R. Births referred to as "M orm ons.” They Ity of teaching and ta p r e d ic t it L. M oose left Sunday for Atlanta, Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. are called to leave their homes ireadily in the O dd. Ga. Herbert Muse (Lake Monroe) and fam ilies for a period o f two The brisk cool weather did not n e Garden Q ub held ,u Christy e a n which time Is davoted to ;prevent Immersion with reven be­ mas meeting Monday evening at Mary Sanders (Sanford) telling others about their religion. | ing dipped in Lake Harris early iba community house. ApproxlLouie Morris Palm er (G eneva) They receive no pay, or salary. < Saturday afternoon. mately 100 attended, Lee Sparkman (Sanford) hut are supported by thdlr family In his lecture on Sunday J . A. The Home Demonstration Club Sally Williams (Sanford) or friendi at home. The two "M or­ Thompson Jr. enlightened many held Its anuual Chrlstmai party Frank Hill (D eBary) mon” mlssionariei now laboring Thomas Woodrow Ward (San­ In Sanford are Elder Don P. Ash­ on the subject, "W hat are the prosat the community haU Tuesday ford) After, Ule *m exchange, a demon, croft from Cedar City. Utah and Eva Louise Bullock (Sanford) Elder Stanton L. Hovey from Salt on the corner o f >3 St. and Park * ■ « given on eucumbe A w . where a 100,000 chapel will WUhembta Hastings (Sanford) Lake City, Utah. ! ° UP W P.0Bi W . perr* M rs. D. M. Ladd. Hostesses, Mrs be built. At the present Ume, DEC. 14 According to a booklet distribut­ church services are being held In J. T. McLain, Mrs. Edith Woods, iH w I u k a i ed by the missionaries, "The the City Hall, Sunday School start­ Mrs. G. C. LeFHs snd Mrs. Homer Defile Mae Williams (Sanford) Church was organised In IBM with ing at 10:00 a. m. and Evening Ballard servad refreshments of Mary Monjc (Sanford) Joseph Smith Jr.—often referred services at 0:00 p. m. The presid­ cookies and punch. Anna Kayma (Sanford) to as the fottndar o f the church— ing officer of this Sanford L.D.S. Lula Wheeler (Sanford) Mr. and Mrs. Justine Klnnard as prophet, ,and head of the Mary Elaine Doucette (San­ Branch la Jam es G. Brooks Sr. and daughters of South Chariestoo church. Due to severe prosecution who Uvea at 133* MtfionvUle Ava. ford) the main body of the church mov­ Jenny Rose Brooks (Lake ed from the state of New York, to M ary) Ohio, there te Missouri, and then Howard C. Matthaws (Sanford) to Illinois where they beg *» their Births exodus to Utah balag ted by Brig­ Baby bey to Mr. aad Mr*. F . ham Young, second President o f Wheeler (Sanford) the church and coloniser ef the Rocky Mountains. 10,000 more fol­ Michel Lawts (Sanford) lowed before the coming of the Jamas Wofnaek (Sanford) railroad many e f them pushing Julia Ann Reason (Sanford) handcarts with some 0,000 perish­ Mary Nuritiawitx (Cassel­ ing before reaching their premis­ berry) ed land. Willie P. Boston (Sanford) "F ro m the Church Headquarters Herbert Jones (Winter Park) In Salt Lake City, the church ex­ Ann Sanderi (Orlando) panded and grew rapidly, rending May G rier (Sanford) out m liilooa rics to every country Mary Elaine Doucette (San­ la tire world. Today tha church ford) has 45 mlssloos, over 5,000 miss­ Annie R . Williams (M idway) ionaries and a world wide mem­ LUy Williams (Sanford) bership o f nearly one and one half Rachel Hleka (Sanford) minion people.” Ella Singleton (Sanfonl) Tha "M orm on” Church la known Ella Jean Hardy (Sanford) * for its laymlnistry, Its strict code DEC. IS o f morals and laws of health, fam ­ Ad miss leas ed Tabernacle choir and organ, John Beyer (D eB ary) HIs Christmas gifts will mean more when and Its Welfare Plan. The church Minnie Ellison (Sanford) owns a 300,000 acre ranch loeatad Annie W. Dubose (Sanford) come from Yowell's. Where natne-brande Mrs. WlUIanf E. Pippin (San­ at D eer Park, south east o f Or­ lando between Holepaw and Matford) predominate. bourne which la part of the Dischargee church welfare program , the book­ Carl W. Egner (D eB ary) Joanne Crouch and baby boy let aald. Tha "M orm ons' bellava In de(Sanfonl) Patricia Ann Werhant (San­ vine authority, latter day revela­ tion. tha atonement of Jesus ford) Christ, faith and works, vicarious DEC. II work for the dead, and additional scripture such aa the Book of M or­ Jeanette Parller (Sanfonl) Jur shelves are filled with « huge array at mon. aald the Mlsaionarlei. Joyce McComas (Sanford) Members ef the church In San­ man-pleasing g ifts ever! See the wide se­ Martha Thompson (Sanford) ford recently acquired property Minnie Allen (Sanford) lection of eolors, styles, 'lie s designed to fit Lawrence Beaton (Sanford) the neede o f everyone. . P. H. Jones (Osteen) 0. « m n e a t i M b n o f H r. tad Mrt. Oxley Klnnard end daughter. Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Baxter had a* their guest* Thursday, Mra. T. W. Prevatt and Mrt. Ed Fuiford. Friendi of J. M. Fllbrey will be glad to hear that be h it returned home after being confined recently to the hospital. He la now doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eulford and family spent Sunday In Umatilla with Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Jewett. The preaetiea of tagging tuna flat bavrevialed that they migrate vertically at well aa horizontally. We Are Pleased To Announce The Addition To Our Sales Staff Holler Motor Sales Chevrolet - Oldsmobiie - Cadillac BlHhs Pajamas Baby boy to Mr. and 3(rs. G. P. McComas (Sanford) Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pippin (Sanford) Dischargee John White (Longwood) Paul Crews (Sanford) U SW V Cam p By Top his Christmas presents with a handsome Stetson Hat. Pleatway, with patented balloon-seats, makea an Jd< g ift that special aomeone will appreciate. .198 up with these low-eoet, efi-eteel buildings. Clear span widths — ♦O', V)" and ter o r multiple unite. Quickly end esuly erected. Meet local buikt big codes. SEE— Film To Be Shown At Castle Brewer Court On Dec. 19 Lowell G. Ozier (iencral Contrxctor 2601 Orlando Dr. "T h e napplneis of the New World S ociety," a technicolor film, will he shown at M Castle Brewer Court Thursday, Dec. 19. T:S0 p. m „ admission free. The program Is sponsored by Jehovah’ s Wit­ nesses with J. A. Thompson Jr. district supervisor, In c h i m e . FA 2*5512 FOR QUALITY STATE FARM INSURANCE U Or \ ■I F 3 V I crvlea U oui lotto. Y ll Melach Bldg. SANFORD Ph. F A 2-5 11 L A PORTE. T e x .( U P X - Bank Wayne Short has deeldad' it doesn't want to challenge TV*f Hugh Wyatt E arp O'Brian ta R fast draw contest after all. flM f i Is nursing ■ bullet wound in Me foot hn received while p r a c tid n f his fast draw. ! IRVING I. PRYOR. REI * \ v > S E E -C WELSH Welsh Tire Shop 105 W. 2nd T R U C K RUBBER RECAPPING ! And Tie Bars, In aeta or sep­ arate. Many different styles In In yellow and white gold. ON YOUR SMOOTH By lllckok, in all leather. A useful g ift that he’ll love. By Prince Gardiner, several styles. Distinguished leather in different colors. T op grain leather dopp kite are wcti-apprecinted gifts for him. 8.95 1.50 up TIRES PHONE O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO HU You Hava A Tlra Job T o Do” N E W % R o t o r . to ft wool flannel, gabardines and other fabrics. Brewn, grey, black solids. Handsome tweeds and oth* patterns, By Arrow, Botany, McGregor and Mark Twain. Plaids, stripes, solids and wools. Phoenix and Esquire. "O ne size fits all.’' Argylee and naat patterns. He never has too many socks. 9.95 up flt o r a Hour* I # Friday - Saturday - Monday 9:00 a.m. • 8:30 p.m. Tuesday 9.00 a m. - 6:00 p.m, HANFORD By 8 Lyle-Rite, email-medium- large extra large sites. Variety o f fehrice. Give him a warm . �* ■ E • - * ?, : -Vi HIGH PtKSUtf STUff "CMI Ur Bat »«*■»▼ twm k n im i; m « uk* tar Mir m m * «» mi »■ _ Kind Of Christmas Present Y ou Be E x p e c t i n g ? will, M p w p t o w Buford and all ovar bo opont thia poor am Chriotmoo Statistics bonla at describing tho of packagoo that will bo axchangtd jgh, pcrbapo, to fill tho Grand Can* a*; enough to naka a pUo that wooM totho sputniks; enough to go around world thirteen timoo aad atlll pave a _ar lane highway from Miami to Now York. Tho point is made: Plenty of gifts will be daring Yulotldo. Now to an additional point: The best gifts Rfteom e In packages. And we do not have mind the rort—a yacht, a house, thirtyoereg of orange trees that won't fit packages. What wa have in mind are tho intangibles that evade packaging, how­ ere,s An ever glossy tho paper end gay tho ribbons. A father pledgee deeper love and under­ standing o f his family — and keeps the pledge. A teen-age daughter makes clear a new Swansea that parental discipline springs from love, not hostility—and acta accordingly, A man or woman determines to live through the year In the spirit of the One whose birth Christinas celebrates—and follows through on that new-found deter­ mination- These are the sort o f things we have in mind, the gifts that don't corns in packages, There are more; anyone ean name those that fit hla own circumstances. Gifts of this kind do not cost a penny. They cannot be bought with money. Yet they are more precious than all the coetly gifts beneath the tree on Christmas morning. End T o Confusion! I We aare approaching the time when Con* r e 8| g r e i e wwill i n eend f K the confusion over what should when a preildent of the United t o to n e w hi per able to perform hla Itatee le no The.Coaatltutlon doee not state who gtoll determine whether the chief executive fte incapable of functioning, and It ia unclear on aesBW related points. The pressure for Marifleatiesi Is building up. TMt iiiyi; Pw»id«t EiMMnm ugifjt It would be Important, however, even if the President had never been ill. Tho nation's ,uck h „ b . n r»d .b u t ^ U n o ^ u r . ^ or guarantee tnat It will continue so- Ihe question of determining the president's ability to serve, and the questions related to that central matter, ere to be clarified as quickly as possible. a Strap For Bad Boys # There ia no getting around the fact that Trseident Eisenhower’s Illness has given this matter a particular aense of urgency. A friend of ours used to stay in trim by scattering a handful of pennies in his bedroom every morning and stooping for than. Now he’s getting fat-says there's no incentive in It anymore. He's going to try dlmee next week. • * • • There will be no lack of key Issues at the next session of, Congress. In fact, it's won't bo a case of needing a key to the situation •a much aa one of knowing how to work the eombinatton. The Sanford Herald — | »n i SO M m i m m I ,I * h m * I I „ n , t , M , ST. ISIS at OM m •> Saafar* ria rU a . « • * » , «fca A tl at Caairaaa a f B a n k S, IH I V S S III I. M l l n U 4 Pahllak*, ■ AMMAN a n - S w n l l n EAllar J. COSMINO. A4v.rtl.lau M aaaf.r f MaMaealtf Sr Caaatal A4v.rtl.laU MIS*. OwMIafea* IM!I f t i n t l Batavia*, SaaSa* Carta tatat, SataaSa* m M a t l a i Cfealatataa. aat (C a iC N im O N MAT*}* ay cantaf SS« MTr w n k Oaa Maath SI.M t k n * N .atb. ■la Maatka Oaa Vaav SS.TB ftlA k AH Okttiar* aatlaaa, rarA « f tkaaka. rvMlatlaaa aaA XatlHa at aataatalaaiaa* far tkr * a ifM , af rautna f — t* trIH kr akarar* far at r . a alar at .a f tUlaa aalaa. Tka If,rate la a aaaatkar af Ika Uall.4 Praia wkl,k ii ta m it t aaalaal,,)* t , th , aa, far r.pakllratlaa af all Ik* latal a t a t *rlat*4 la tkta a,naaa**r. Page 4 Tuesday, December 17, 1057 LAKELAND (U P )-T b w Florida Citrus Commission today ordarwd a seven-day em bargo on all shlpmenta of citrus to prevent frees*dam aged fruit from going to market. Tha com m ission, in an tm er- «• fniil from being used la trate. concen- The em bargo goes into effect at 7 a.m. Tuesday and ends at 7 a.m. Dec. 34. Tha order also affacts all gift fruit shipment! and private trana portstlon o f fruit out o f the stato. The result should bo a sharp clim b In prices for cllrus already enrouts to market and a ahortsge of tbs traditional or,ingot and Certainty a bumptlua lad would be in­ taken lo keep fruit damaged by clined to show a bit more respect for the la it week's 50 million dollar teacher if he fcnew that acting up in class freeze off the market. Cold • m ight have painful results. There is a. damaged fruit could ruin prices serious question, however, whether disci­ and the reputaUon of Florida pline through fear o f physical punishment is citrus on northern markets. The order did not specifically an acceptable way o f training young people prohibit the use o f fruit this week for life in a democratic society. In single strength and chilled The problems o f maintaining order and at­ juice processing. But commission tention In the classroom are not easily solv­ o fllc lili pointed out that existing laws ban the use of damaged ed. When discipline is lax, aggravation plies fruit In any phase of canning. up almost unbearably on a sensitive and The regulation allows a (Ive per conscientious teacher. Under such circum­ cent tolerance In damaged fruit stances, there is a great temptation to for use in orange concentrate. puniah a child fo r his own benefit and that The com m ission defined freezedamaged fruit as eltrus which o f othera in the class. shows s marked drying extending Generations ago, the strap and the ruler Into the segments of the fruit for and the springy birch rod were the best more than one quarter o f an inch means known for keeping pupils quiet and from the stem end or m ore than alert. Now wo know better wuys. Classes, lh* equivalent amount of this can be made so interesting that the pupils | 0, tho fru„ frull whlch themselves become disciplinarians by frown- ,h ow i, before the drying p r o ce ii Ing on the interruptions o f smart alecks. starts, other injuries such as a Even more vital is home training that In­ water-soaked appearance, a break down in ju k e cells, and open stills respect fo r both authority and the spaces In the pulp. learning process, Heavy opposition cam e at the There are admittedly more difficult me­ dawn meeting from gift fru t thods then holding the threat o f humiliation shippers who protested that the . . . , .. . . _. , embargo would ruin their heavy and Physical pain over a claw. They place p r t.Christm ss shipments, responsibility not alone on tho teacher, but, Jolm M Fojl oC 0r|#Tjai pr,,| also on the parents o f school children. But dunt of the huge Minute Maid they are better than the strap urn! will b o Carp., argued that oranges would far more effective in the long run if— and be safe (or use in conesntrate lur at least a week after the freeze. this is the key to it nil—both parents and He paint*! tut that tho only teachers work hard at their share o f tho scientific lest so far on* the task. freeze damaged fruit In concen Ir a k showed that It was safe at least six days after freezing. A Urnado Fsb. I, 1884 roadsd Th* idea of a driv*-ln th«it*r A flying fish docs not flap It, " I f we take all frozen orange* from southern Illinolie to th* Gulf with an Individual screen faring wings, h . spreads them alrplan. out of concentrate It can ruin the fashion, vibrate* , 1* la u* o f U ix lcu , kiting 800 persons. ea«h car was patented In 1954. water'* surface mui K»ai ■ II) in* Industry by short supply, and we would have to re-establish the fish have b.cn timed at 31 miles concentrate m arket," he warned an hour, for a length o f about 300 "F o r God's sake, before we throw f«*t, in California. I NOTICE... Wa will b« eloMd starting December 16, 1957 for re­ p a in antU further notice. ANGEL'S EAT SHACK 1I0J Sanford Avtnuo m oney la to r th o o a m o d a y I Y o u a olo e t y o u r ow n ropaym on t plan I CM, Vm *„»-< €«ah 14 1* » .* i Too tmaamdf >*,■«*, lN4»v« N|*9«t HIM* 184,80 DIM 3 TAB IM8 IJM HUM tllM illM ii 1 HIM KM rue toons up G A C 1 | FAMILY SIBVICI, FOR H IM FOR HER Wert Jewelry 'There was an Important call for you. A muter something or other from a certain company." Make lb . prM.nl bailer for little future. STORE 881 E. let FA M ill III All 4-Doer J§dc*-brl**t*g with bold litW baaatyl Come try the quickest combination on the road! CHEVY'S TURBO-THRUST V8 WITH TURBOGUDE TV* l i t Ati !«*•(« Spo/I C m * . o * . al two HOI leg01 iporl modohl to 3400 F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N --------------------------SAN FO RD ------------------ --------t i l W.sl felt Sir*.l............................... fAhlot 2-3743 FINANCI For Christmas Sm okey Saytt E x tra -fa st sorvlco a t thl« ••ason of tho yoar* to accom modato holiday shopport. |OW M m h i £ millions o f dollars worth of oranges sw ay let’ s not act too hastily for the sake of a regula­ tion." H is commission answered F o x 's pita by calling a meeting of its Concentrate Advisory Committee Dec. B to study tha e ffe ct o f frosea oranges la conesntrate. Key Scales, Jr., o f .W eiridale. chairman o f the commission, said hla group ia "eoaselsnUously" trying to work out the problem o f frow n oranges la concentrate. He pointed out that the concen­ trate industry never before has been faced b y such a problem that was caused by last week's M T(re fn n e It wae the w o n t freeze dam agewise since 1834 and wsathermcn recorded to* lowest temperatures gtiierslly since the big freeze of 1889. Dr. L. G. MecDowel, research director o f the commission, said he has already started experi­ ments on tho concentrate probo f frozen oranges and put them FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS Open Saturdays 9 to 12 Noon UP T O * 6 0 0 P h on * b * fe r * Give A Timely Gift Payments m ay ba strotchod over a long or short period. O A N f , n oon fo r y o u r M O N EY F o r the H o lid a y s F A 2-9731 at 7*Day Embargo Ordered On Citrus ta m n M Uut wtlon b , Ukra. Th. «!m l> Up |n W i ClMd, , ,on, istratkm has proposed a constitutional way from Sanford) the school board has aHtendmwnt that would give the cabinet given teachers the authority to whack the power to determine whether the prealdent palms o f obstreperous pupils with a strop. f"* “ ,nT c ^ | “ “ the le able to discharge the duties of office. Now This Is expected to improve school discipline p j j 'j j j 1 prod'!u . mor* mor* than so It le reliably reported that Mr. Elsenhower and give teachers a better opportunity to per cent of the citrus norm ally would not insist on this plan but would marketed before Chrlitmas. teach. approve of any reaaonable solution of the The em ergency action was givVlfllls tire. Alternatively. Radford might federal officials had hoped. In recent months a number o f com­ be appointed to some other South­ panies have cu t. beck planned in­ east Asian any- Tokyo says some vestment In nuclear power. Big o f them (m em bers of the South­ reason: The co st atomle dereleast Asia Treaty Organixatlon) are opment has increased sharply in feeling neglected. Naming o f an the last two years and the psyofL ambassador o f Radford's standing In the form o f hoped-for corpora?# would be ■ morale-booster. profits, h is receded Into the fu­ MOOPLA ture. There's likely to be a lot o f po­ SPORTS OUTLOOK litical hoopla but little action on Look for Ron Dolaney to sweep farm legislation next year. Wash­ all his raw s when (ho new Indoor ington says that about all Secre­ track season begins during the tary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Ben­ next couple o f weeks. Delaney, the son will get from Congress — be­ Irish lad who runs for VUIanova tides arguments — is extension o f University, has won 17 straight inthe law which permits the sale o f |door races and there doesn't ap. surplus foods abroad. Benson I pear to be anybody around w hx stands little chance of winning ap- ean m ap hla string, Delaney h a ? proval o f a proposal to retire run a mile in 3:58:8 outdoors and whole farm s from production, a s ; |S the best bet to run the first InWashington sees It, and no chance door miles under four minutes. at sli on his suggestion for drop­ However, he would need a fast rlping price supports to SO per cent v sl to push him to that goal, be­ of parity. cause be runs only as fast as he ANOTHER FIRST? has to ia hU races. Western European scientists are about convinced that Rusila has another first — the most powerful telescope In the world. Britain’ s Jodrell Bank Teleicope has been the biggest. It was finished just in time to track the Soviet Sput­ niks. The scientists believe the ism. He said h e-p ick ed tam plei new Russian telescope w ill be into concentrate to determine their used to map temperatures se m is effect on the quality o f the juice. the surface o f the sun. The Rus­ Penalties fo r violating the em ­ sians want to find out the connec­ bargo were act at 11,000 fine or tion between sun spots and com ­ munications difficulties and weath­ a year in Jail or both. The com m iailon said It would er ch in g es on earth. This Infor­ enforce a "s trict Interpretation" mation would be o f great military value as regards radio control of of thelaw. The em bargo actually starts at space missiles and long-range 11 p.m . today because until 7 weather prediction. a.m. Tuesday no fruit can move TROUBLE without a strict inspection. All Intelligence reports say that the Inspectors quit work at 11 p.m. North Korean Communists are ex­ taeh day. periencing Increasing difficulties g . 0 . Calhoun o f the Railway in keeping farm ers under control Express Co. said he Interpreted- Signs of unrest are mounting and the ruling lo m ein that sit orders the farm ers are showing more re­ of gift shipments up to 7 a.m. sistance to Communist controls. A Tuesday would b « allowed to pass big crackdown ia In prospect. PUMPING across state lines, even if the actual shipment of the fruit occur­ The federal government may red later in the day. He said have to pump a lot more money he believed the placing o f the into the peacetime atomic energy orders would be considered the program next year despite the em ­ same as "a ctu a l shipm ent." phasis on expenditure for nuclear It could not be learned im m e­ missiles. Private enterprise isn't diately bow state officials would assuming the burden for atomic rule on this. development as rapidly as some By a s i u s M . MCCANN U aBal p r e w sta ff C W r w f a a M United P r e s s correspondents around the work) look abend at the news that w ill make tbs beadlines. ■ a n y h andsh ake Washington gossips are wander­ ing whether tb s close friendship between President Elsenhower and Sherman Adam s, his assistant, may b a rs cooled. 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Dec. 17, 1957-Page 5 Woman’s * . i . • BAPT IST C IR C LE S Conning The News ■v VIRGINIA COHN. SneAnty M K er Mrs. Howard. G.Sim m onsW ed The business meeting of the Wo­ A simple cerem ony Decem ber man's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church was held re­ • united j C a r r i a g e Mr*. Beulah cently in the ehurth. U . Howard and George Washing­ The theme o f the program was ton Simmons, both of Sanford. The "F o r God so L ov ed ", presented by service was performed In lite Circle 9. hire. A. J . Peterson was home of the Rev. and Mrs. C. C. In charge of the program. After White of Lake Mary. Rev. White the prayer *and devotional, Mrs. officiated. Mrs. Howard 1* the G.*B. Drake, dressed In Japanese daughter of the late Mr. and M rs, costume, sang "T h e Love of G od ", J. P. Terpe&nlng of Alton. Ui. accompanied by Mr*. 11. H. New­ Mr. Simmons Is the ton of Mr. man. and Mrs. Rual Simmons of Samson, M rs. Clyde Humphrey introduc­ Ala. For her wedding, the bride ed several speakers who related chose a blue suit with white ac­ hindrances to the spread o f the cessories. Her corsage was a dou­ gospel. Mrs. John Fox explained ble lavender orchid. Her sister, Mrs. Louis Roberts, that language and health barriers are destroyed by strong physical and brother, Fred Terpcnnlng, requirements and language study hosted the wedding dinner which followed at Jim Spencer's restaur­ for missionaries. Non-Christmas religions w ere ant. The table was decorated with flowers. Attending cited as obstacles fay Mrs. Voile appropriate Williams Sr. Medical administra­ were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Terpention by missionary doctors and nlng, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rob­ nursea are said to bo excellent erts, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wylie, approaches. Communism and In­ Ogle Terpcnnlng, and Mrs. Lcnternational tensions also make the nla Godwin. spread of Christianity difficult. The couple left Immediately af­ P A R T O F THE HUGE erowd that enjoyed the annual Pollcom*n> Sirs. John Abrahams informed ter the dinner for a wedding trip Hall Saturday night at the falayfalr Inn. faluiic wa* (applied by tk l the group that st-vmi faith, college to Alabama. They are presently Mayfair Inn Pepnlalre*. (Jameson Photo) and seminary training ar* netes living on West First St. fair. Sim­ sary requirements for miss’ onar mons Is a carpenter. les. Airs. Humphrey closed the pro­ The devotional was given by gram taking fo r the dedication of Mrs. A. J . Peterson; stewardship, r-i-Tih m and offerings lor the Mrs. John Abrahams. After rou­ mi ;s W s . tine business the meeting closed CIRCLE 1 Mr*, lleisn Carter eondurisd the with prayer. Present were Mrs. The annual Christmas muslcsl program was presented Thursday meeting. The devotional was gt/en Kratzert, Mrs. C. L. Park. Mrs. night by the glee club of the San­ by Sir*. E. M. Carroll; steward- Clyde Humphrey, Mrs. Joe Wright, O PENIN G THEIR G IFTS are Mr. and Mr*. Joe Ru**l. at the Miss Joni Saunders, popular ford Gram m ar School before a ca *V|» by Mrs. R. T. Coooer Sir* Mr*. A. J . Peterson, Mrs. Turner shower given for them Friday night by tlis Business Women* Organisation o f the Presbyterian Church in Lsku Mary. The Russia Decem ber bride-elect, was honored parity audience of parents and M. L. Vance gave the eom m udty Lodge, Mrs. Voile Williams, Mrs. (Photo by IlcrgaUum) Thursday evening with a barbecue friends. The occasion was the missions report. Mrs. Carroll clos Louis Hoop, Mrs. A. L. Thomas 1 weru married very recently. given b y Mrs. Eugene Estrldge monthly P. T. A . meeting. and Mrs. John Fox. cd the meeting with prayer. and h er mother Sirs. Al Collins CIRCLE 4 Attending w ere Strs. Carroll, Under the direction of Mrs. Rob­ at the Collins' home on W. 18th ert Richards, accompanied by Mrs. Mrs. Cooper, Sirs. Vance. Sirs. The meeting of Circle 4 was St. George Touhy, the glee club thrill­ Lillian Vickery. Sirs. Cecil T u c­ conducted by Mrs. Dixon. The mis­ Lovely flower arrangements ed the listeners with their rendi­ ker. Sirs. A. J. Walker, Sirs. J. sion study lesson was given by were placed about the room and tion of traditional Chrlstmaa songa. F. Lewis, Sirs. Ben Burke, Sirs. Mrs. Fred Myers. Tho stewardship - LAKE M ARY—A bridal shower Community Presbyterian Church the hostesses presented the hon- Soloists were Anne Aiken singing E. C. Harper, Mrs. A. L. Bari- lesson was given by Mrs. R J. w as given Friday evening at the honoring Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hus- orce with a piece of her chosen "H oly Night" and Donald Wood­ neau, and a new member, Mrs. Thomas. Ten dollars was donated to the Lottie Moon mission offer­ silver. ruff presenting "T h e Good Shep­ T. C. Pitchford. >1, who were married recently. ing. It was announced that the CIRCLE 3 The guests then enjoyed a deli­ herd". The stage was beautifully Mr}. Russi Is the form er Jean Ann decorated with polnsettlas gather­ Circle 3 was opened by the chair­ County Home Is the mission pro­ cious barbecue supper. Nelson of Lake Mary. ject for December. Plans were Invited to attend the event with ed before the freeze. Changing man Mrs. Hal Colbert, with the The zhtwer was given by the lights reflected the mood of esrii watchword for the year and a pra­ made for remembering the pat­ Miss Saunders were her mother, HEMEROCALL15 CIRCLE Business Women's Organisation of song. yer. Tho devotional was given by ients there. Eleven circle mem­ A covered dish supper and the church. In the receiving line Mrs. Joseph Saunders; the groomPrior to the concert a business Mrs. Myron Smith, on the Christ­ ber* attended the meeting. elect's mother, Mrs. Joseph M ess­ Christmas party was enjoyed were Mr. and Mrs. Hussl, Mrs. meeting was held. Mrs. M. T. mas Story. She stressed the Im­ CIRCLE 3 vThursday night by mem bers of Verncr Nelson, the bride's mother, ier; the bride-elect’ s sister, Mrs. portance of Christ in Christmas B in. N. B. Wilkinson conducted • r f » dln* Tthe liem erocallls Circle. The party and Mr*. K. E. True, chairman Earl Swanncr of Orlando; M rs. *, *>'n*1 Lou Rom an, Mr*. Francis Stem “ There Is a Present". Announce- and the Lottie Moon offering for the meeting, which wa* held In was held at the home o f Mrs. M. of the party. Hostesses were Mrs. (lrom ments were made roncem lng the foreign missions. tho TEL class room. Mrs. W. P. E . Baker on Grapeville Avc. Co- Sydney Fowler, Mrs. Marshall Tho report on mission study was Brooks led the prayer. She alto shell* w.u., I.,., a.™ ., Friday i s * night. 5 » ! Lt. Cdr. Louis Hoop given fg\hoitesses were Mrs. C. E. Hunter Smith. Mrs. James M. Thompson, by Mrs. SleWhorter. Sirs. secured the names of those who - and Mrs. R . L. McKnight. Mrs. Richard Keogh and Mrs. Joe White, Mrs. Gerald Covington, praised the parents for their c o ­ D. It. Beck read a letter from will assist In church visitation. Miss Jeanette KInlaw, Miss Patty Twenty-four members enjoyed Smathcrs. operation and in return received Mr. John at the Florida Children's The devotional was presented by Walker and the hostesses, Mrs. the delicious dinner, which was an ovation for the outstanding Job Home thanking the circle for a gift Mrs. W. D. Gsrdlncr. Plans for The table was covered with Estrldge and Mrs. Collins. served from a buffet table deco­ he has done as chairman of the of money. The meeting w it dosed local missionary work were tug white satin. The cloth was caught rated with red polnsettlas and with Christmas carols sung by gested by Mrs. If. E. Turner, com game. at either end and In the middle 'bu rn in g tapers. Card tables were Herold Heckenbach, principal, those present. Attending were Sirs. munlty missions chairman. The with sprays of cedar and Christ­ - set up for dining. Each was cen­ Pippin, circle will sponsor prayer meet apologized far the cold building Colbert, Mrs. Wllllim mas balls. A wedding cake cen tered with a red candlo and green­ and assured the parents that the Mr*. B. R. Beck, Mrs. M. N. Cle- ing attendance through December. lered the table, flanked with sil­ ery. The large round coffee table faulty boiler would be mended by veland, Mr*. H. J. Fulch, Mr*. B. ver candelabra bearing white tapAn Instructive m en ag e was WEDNESDAY In the living room held the Christ­ eri. C h iefs Wives Club meeting at morning. President Cliff Abies F. McWhorter, Mrs. Harold Davit, given by Mrs. Martha Marshall, mas treo which had been entered After opening their many gifts the C. P. O. Club at 8:00 P. M. .complimented it ,Mrs. nichards , , . for Mrs. Myron Smith, Mrs. E. R. stewardship chairman. Mrs. Phil # in the flower show by the HemeroWood, and Mrs. S. J. Davis. Ip* asked for eubscrlptlons to the Mr. and Mrs. Hu sit Joined the Election of officers. All members her dlrectIon °* lho *‘ « e e,ubcfallis Circle. Tito tree w as made CIRCLE 3 church magazine*. Coupons were o f palmetto berries, gilded and group in singing Christmas car­ urged to be present. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mrs. W. A. Kratiert, co-chair­ collected for the Baptist Children's Sanford Women's Golf Associa­ •/rotted. Mrs. R. L. McKnight, cir­ ols led by Waller Piper. Mrs. Marie Carpenter man of Circle 3. conducted the horn*. cle chairm an, was responsible for Thompson accompanied them on tion luncheon at the Bfayfalr Coun­ Ralph Austin Smith meeting In the absence o f Mrs. CENTRAL CIRCLE the piano. About forty attended. try Club, 12:30 P. if. this work of art. Gifts for mem­ David S. The Central Circle of the First bers brought for exchange were Baptist Church met .Thursday at placed beneath the tree. the home of Mrs. Ira Southward Mrs. Erie Vihlen presented the with falra. J. W. Schwarz presid­ program . She discussed "Flow ers ing. from the Bible". "The Littleit An The mretlng was opened by the ^ grl". a recording by Lore'U reading o f the garden collect in V Young, w as played, and the circle unison, fairs. George McCall, pro­ received a real treat when their gram chairm an, Introduced Mrs. “ Your Ginas & Paint Headquarters" "Littlest A ngel", tiny Mary liar G. W. Halley who presented a pro­ riot Bennett, made her debut. Th* gram on "B irds in the Bible", baby is the daughter of Mr. and 111 W. 2nd F A 2-1622 naming many birds mentioned in Mrs. R. A. Bennett. This was her quoted scripture passages. first large social gathering, and ahe behaved, of course, like an an­ Mrs. falcCalt displayed a number o f Chrlstmaa decorations that can gel. MIMOSA CIRCLE aluminum and tin The Mimosa Circle of the San­ and from chicken wire, were made and loaned ford Garden Club met at the home 4 of Mrs. C. L. Wallis Friday the by fairs. Blanton Owen. 13th with Mrs. B. F. McWhorter co-hostess. The Christmas theme Mrs. R. W. Turner, horticulture was carried nut as decorations. chairman, mentioned articles to Mrs. Ray Peck, chairman, open­ appear in the paper in February. ed the meeting by members resdA discussion followed on plant Ing the Garden Collect. Injury from cold; also the treat­ Monthly reports were given. HOLLOW ment and care they should have, Mr*. McWhorter, Garden Therapy Santa Claus then called numbers GROUND Chairman, reported that gifts had and plants were exchanged. Mrs been given to the patients of SemiBLADES Southward presented Mrs. Schwarz - nole County at the Orlando TB and a visitor, fairs. Bailey, with a * Hospital. Also, gifts and cards will box of oranges. be sent for Christmas. Delicious cookies, nuts, mints Tw o members of the circle a on and coffee were served !rom the ribbons at the flower show. dining table with Mrs. Schwarz Mrs. Robiolio, Courtesy Chair­ pouring. man, reported on cards sent. Present were Mrs. J. W. Sch­ Mrs. C. B. lev elled . Horticul­ warz, Sirs. N. If. Brewer, Mr*. ture Chairman informed members George McCall, fairs. Ira South­ that a national contest was being ward, fair*. R. W. Turner. Mrs. E. held from Oct. 1. 1937 to April 1, R. Wood, fairs. B. C. faloore, fairs. 193A on raising Florida Avacado T1IE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE ; of All Saints Episcopal Church be the priest In charge for the Mrs. George Persy, 3frs. Wallace A. K. Rossetter, fairs. A. F. Cut* m seeds for competition. Planting, of refreshments pose behind the executive board and vestry. The winter months. Left to right. .Mr*, G a bier, Mrs. Carl Smarting, fairs. lum, Mr*. G. W. Bailey. Mrs. E, * fertilising and care was discussed. laden table at the reception given reception honored Rev. end hire . Wm. Nyc, Dr. Mabel Magee, Mrs. Marjory Lambert. (Photo by Cox) M. Hoke, fairs. Frank Evans and Fins, riftf.kitr « First prise will be $100.00 and sec­ recently in Enterprise by members Milton Canaga. Rev. Canega wdl j Robert Elmers, Mrs. Van Bracklc, hollo« ground I Mrs. Zeb Ratliff. their iharpaess ond prise $30.00. Eight members Ills S PIECE volunteered to raise them. I) llflUtMIU Gifts and plants w ere exchang­ ed. At the January meeting a quiz will be held. Refreshm ent! were served to TUESDAY Mrs. C. B. Cleveland. Mrs. Her­ The Pioneer Fellowship of the man Lederhaus. Miss Kay Henninger, .Mrs. Herbert Behrens, Mrs. First Presbyterian Church will 4 Mary Swankhous, Mrs. Alice Ho- meet in the Youth Building from biolio, Mrs. W. B. Moye, Mrs. Ray 8:00 P. M. through 3:00 P. 31. for a Christmas party. Peck, and hostesses. Tragedy Is atriklag Sanford I downtown la Roum llUt's drugthrough numerous f l m which have ( *t®M- The odor of hang* over the area. The Sanford recently caused loas o f Ufe end fire department caved the day ai property to local dtlxen*. None o f usual—but only Just In time. Chief the Area could be attributed to Cleveland estimated that five Christmas trees or decorations, more minutes could have meant which cause most o . the conflagathe end o f the entire building. tlons at this time o f year. It la a Carolyn and Rupe L egs re enter­ pitiful and heartbreaking sight to tained friends for dinner Saturday see a daughter who h at lost her night. Irene and Hugh O'Hara had mother o r a mother who has lost a cocktail party which Included her baby—to say nothing of a dear old V A H 1 And I say this fam ily without a home, or a busi­ very tenderly, as all of you may ness without a place to operate. know. We are fast approaching the The Presbyterian Church was most dangerous time o f the year full Sunday afternoon for the an­ —the highway* will b e clogged nual all music Christinas program. with travellers, cold weather win Julie and Bob Anderson played bring ou t heaters and stoves— several selections accompanied by please, please, think of your Louise Touhy. Understand that frieoda w ho have recently known Julie looked perfectly lovely is tragedy. D on't let It happen to usual. The afternoon w ai of great you. T h e highway statistics are Inspiration to the many who at always grim —but w e do hear tended. about tham constantly. The fires Little Brownie news here. Troop in the hom e can be prevented as 10 led by lil y Buckler and Jane a rule b y eautlon. K can happen Fletcher made “ octopussles" out to anyone. And e fire could hap- of yarn at a recent meeting. The to you. toys will be presented to the pat­ course, all o f this Is an up- ients in the pediatric ward of the o f another fire, this time. Seminole Memorial Hospital. M iss Saunders Grammar School Presents Program Feted Thursday Before Full House At Collins' Home W jm w m Give Beauty =Lake Mary Church Women Have -Bridal Shower For Newly Weds For C a rd en Circles Christmas JU ST ARRIVED /. \ Assorted Sizes, Beveled \ Calendar Electro Plated, Copper \ Racked, Polished Plate Glass Mirrors \ Modern Venetian \ And Framed — From 10.95 up Senkarik Glass & Paint Co. PIECE SET Stainless Steel STEAK KNIVES Church Calendar Special Purchase SLACK SALE! 400 Pair Ruby Red Grapefruit All Wools $11.99 6 Year Old Bearing Trees $10.00 trees in nursery row $6.00 and you dig Ben Monroe Nursery Celery Avenu# Residence Phone FA 2-3883 .it FA 2-0.122 Rayon 5 Acetate S® • HORN H A N D IES $ 7.99 Flannels, Gabardines, All Wools. In Brown, Tan, Black, Ivy League Stripes Blue and Solids. n * R S IM U L A T E D of SANFOItD “ Revolving Huuddeet B g e t Aei A ccou n t" w 20 3 K. 1st S t. F A 2-0983 �m l n » i f f ? ■- m m On Tennessee Volts EDITOR'S NOTE: Thl* la * * Ural M M dlspatckee aa th* feet* ball bawl b i n . The dispatch** will cam the ••i mi la tba Qa­ tar, Ortega, Raaa, Sugar, ata C h ristm a s is THEBE HAPPY GOLFERS! Wieners la ttm Msyf ib Inn |!l,W g PGA Open leaday w en (Left la right) Jay Hehert. Walter Barknae, and Ed “Porky" Oliver. Bnrhemo took top honan. • art and Oliver tying far aacoadl place. ________________________________________ (B u ff Pknte) Mr STEVE GEESTKL United P ita Sparta Writer CLAUDE HtTTELL, member of the Fighting Bemhnlee eqaad re­ ceives the' moot vahwble pleyer trophy fee the Brahman Bowl tUt from C. Monty Bask, ckalrman ef the Brahman Bowl (Phots by Bergstrom) • GROZA ADDS TWO Special Purchase SLACK SALE! NEW YORK Ol - The two field goals Lou Gross of the Cleveland Browns kicked against the New York Giants Sunday gave him a total of 148 during his 11-year pro­ fessional football career. gam es the playera w a n too floaty KNOXVILLE, Tens. 01 - Coach drawn. Bowden Wyatt la using tba low W yatt dots not want this to hap­ pressure approach to prepare his Tennessee VoU . for their Gator i pen again. Ha feels five days of Bowl gam e against Texas M M . j Inteaslve practice at Sunny Ponte ■rise program Includes a pro- Verda, Fla., will bn euffletent to Chriitm es vacallon for the play­ get Tennessee in top shape. ers, no form al practice sessions “ Wa'Il be in good running con­ until flva days before tho gsm e dition,’ ' Wyatt aald, "and at full at Jacksonville, FIs., Dee. a , and strength for the g a m e ," a generally relaxed attitude all In good form , Tennessee will around. show Bear Bryant’ s Aggie* a The twin factors of recruiting small but highly m obile Uon which and final exam s are responsible has prohibited m ajor liberties by for this easy-going system. 10 opponents and a sound, If un­ Coaehca have been busy telling spectacular, single wing offense. high school footbril stars that Ten­ Gordon Eey Man nessee Is the fln n t place possible Tailback Bobby Gordon it tba to matriculate and tho playera key man In tha Ttnnesse* attack. were equally busy earning their He Is not an exceptionally fa it letters In the classrooms, although roim tr but la powerful and gets they found Umo for small-group fine downfleld blocking, long a drills. Tennessee trade mark. A Third Big Besson Gordon la an average paster and A third reason for the no-pres­ sure post season preparation may uaea the forward aerial sparing­ ly, but he Is one o f the best puntovershadow the other two. After Tennessee b est Vanderbilt era In the country. The long boom ­ to end tho season with a T-l rec­ ing kick la a vital aegment o f the ord, Wyatt said, "th e big mistake Vol offense. In the btekfleld with Gordon are I made was pushing the boya too fullback Tomm y Bronson, a kan­ hard, too early.” This early push produced con­ garoo when Tennessee, need* the secutive wins over Maryland, precious yard or two; blocking North Carolina and Georgia Tech back Stockton Adkins, and wlogbut by the time the Vole reached back Bill Anderson, extremely dantho Mississippi and Kentucky ' g e n u s on the lUtle-uied ravers*. 400 pair . H U M M IN G ! White Sox Pitching Staff Is Strong By AL LOPEZ shape at first base also. Earl TorWritten P er The United Press geson did a great Job for us last TAMPA. Pla. (U P )— They aay MaMn hitting .298 and driving in pitching wins pennants, and the 5J runj way the Chicago White Sox pitchAI1 M ,n ^ fl m . lug staff ah ipei up now, there s Uy , n v ery W fh „ j Ie ksoo. no question that It la tho strongBaa much more experience est one In the Am erican le a g u e . now than he had when he first Early Wynn, whom we got from broke In and he could really esCleveland, gives us another good, tabllih him self next year. He solid starter to go with fellow s COuJd even supply som e of the like Billy Pierce, Dick D on ov an ,' p a * , , the critics say we’ ll be Jim Wilson, BUI risch er and B ob missing. And w e atUl have big Keegan. Walt Dropo for duty at first base, And Ray Moore, whom wo ob- too. Ho hit IS homers and drove tained from Baltimore, represents In M runs fo r us last season, the Sammy Esposito gives us tho In­ th* kind of man m in wo we were looking fer for to give our bullpen a ■ big lift, lift. field Insurance we need In case Moore will handle the relief work o f any Injuries, along with G erry Staley, Dixie Our eatchlug staff Is a good one Howell and Paul LaPalm e. with Sherm Lollar, Earl Battey I’ m not discounting young Jim and Las Moss. Like Jackson, BatDarlington, Derrlngton, either. He’ s th* tho bonus toy could com e very fast next boy w e’re carrying and he could year. He has all the tools. turn out to be a pleasant pitching surprise for us next lesson. There was som e talk that we hurt ourselves on offense when w e gave up Minnie Mlnoso and Larry Doby to get Wynn and Moore. Perhaps we did sacrifice a few RBPa but I think the added pitch­ ing help we obtained will m ore than make up for It, Other Good Hitter* Besides, 1 feel w e got som e pretty fair hitters In fellows such aa At Smith, Billy Goodman and Tito Francona. Smith la no slouch at the plate and the .247 average he had at Cleveland last season li certainly not a true Indication of his ab il­ ity. Wa think that a change o f scenery will make a big difference in hla cese. We’ re counting on Smith aa crnr left fielder. Jim Landis can play center field as well aa anyono in tha league, and we’ ll have both Jim Rivera and Francona avail­ able in right field. The addition of Goodman from Baltimore frees Bubba Phillips for G ift Items— Novelties duty in the outfield. In the event Revlon - Theo Bender Cosmetics Permanent Wava Specials we need him there. Phillips Is a very handy man to have around H ARRIETT’S BE AU TY NOOK FA 2-5742 because he can play both third 105 S. Oak Soon tho wreath* will go up, I N fret* wtfl bo decorated, and all tho happiness and excitemint a l the season will bo with us again. But whan Christmas tt humming, extra expenses are coming, too. These can't bother the members of our Christmas Club—we have fust distributed to thorn thousands And thou* sands of dollars to keep worries away. auxs was row navi by someso out ixtsa SAV1 (Weekly) •25 J>0 1.00 2.00 5.00 Diack Ivy League Stripes, Blue and Solids. All Wools base and the outfield. We’ re thinking of Goodman In terms of third bate. Frankly, I’ m not the least bit concerned about our situation around second base. Wa have the best second bate man* In the league In Nellie Fox and Lula Aparicio at shortstop gives CONGRATULATIONS W ALTER 1 Jay Hebert coigrelu lsles Walter Burkem* following the final putt our eiub a* good a double play of the tournament. Jack Anthony, PGA O fficial (at left) pulU Uurkrntu over to the table where card* combination aa you'll find. wrrt checked and completed. (S taff Photo) Aparicio Hits and Strata Aparicto'a value doesn't end on A new binocular weighing only defense alone. Ha’ e a w hli on the base paths (b e led the league 214 ounces Is worn like eyeglasses with 28 stoldn b a se d and he and folds to fit Into a spectacle proved to a lot o f people that he’ s a pretty fair country hitter, too. case. 1 think wa're In mighty good Whiting and Davie Glamours OROMESH BAGS Assorted Style* *6.95 to 114.05 Y O W E 1 L *S HANDY-COMPLETE- SANFORD FU RNITURE CO. 800 East First fit. Shadow Boxes— Cedar Cheats Lamps— Planters Sofa PUIowa Jewel! t# Brush 4k Comb Seta 92.60 up Drearer Seta 14.25 up FEATURE FILLER BARCAM PRICER S U tlA l^ lllC T I I C R.B.A. “ Revolving Budget Accounts • Courtesy • Comfort RAIN m WASHER OR SHINE 2 2 M t P.M. Malfnee Wed. & Saf.. 2 P. M. * Heated Stands Sorry, No Minora i l l AUTOMATIC With Trade ion? Luxurious Clubhouse • Convenience ' Sanford Electric Co. 116 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD >11 H. 1*1 Dewalawa Saaferd 8 Mllca South o f Sanford, Highway 17*92 V *. FA 2-1562 Imported Italian Leather Handbags 83.50 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. ____________FA 2-2482_________ SW EATERS Orion, Ban-Lon, Fur Blends Dyed to match Outfits 13.98 to 814.95 HOLLYWOOD SHOPS 322 East First FA 3-5341 y Elfb far Hum < RECORDS LP’a 45‘s Children’s Record* WINN TV 320 E. First , FA 2-2904 Btouiea fo r 11ER Tailored and Dressy All Styles am! Colors, Fabric* *2.98 to *14.95 T O W E H ' t SANFORD FU R N ITU R E CO 800 East First St. Living Room Suites— Mirrors Bedroom tultes— Bookcase* Throw Rugs—Cedar Robes Door M irror 1 8 x 8 8 Crystal Sheet 110.95 each Senkartk Glaea A Faint Co. 118 W. Second FA 2-462* Flow er Lltea Religious Items Christmas Cards Novslitlea Monroe Corner Craft A G ift Shop —> Out West t i n t Complete Line o f Buxton Leather-ware. Billfolds, Glasses Cat*. K ey Case, and Cigarette Casa*. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. HI-FIdellty Phonogra;ipha 1109.95 to MM. 00 WINN TV 320 E. Flrat F A 2-2994 A Special GUt fo r the Family LINGERIE Everyone will enjoy using a new Panties, Slips, Gowns, and Smith-Corona Portable Typewriter Pajamas in nylon and Rayon HAYNES OFFICE M ACHINE By Munxingwear F A 2-0461 __________PURCELL CO.__________ 314 Megnolla She’ll love a Beautiful Strand Of Cultured Pearls. See our elegant array. Priced to fit the budget WM. E. K AD ER, JE W E LE R Jorry Collin*, Operator MH Ots ttf Htr G ivr Mom ■ Sweater G ift suggestions for the by Schlaripellt M ARY -ESTH ER’S CUILDREN "Featuring Fashions Just fo r Y ou " Dolls * Gun Seta - Cowboy Boots 200 N. Park GARRETTS FAU STS DRUG STORE Model WA600R \ $12-50 25.00 50.00 100.00 250.00 V Wts to ■ « 3 Wools. In Ilrown, Tnn, HAVI (Next Christmas) Look For It In EASY TO Flannels, Gabardines, All moemv n u t tsar See our selection or Buxton and Princess Gardner Billfolds, Cigarette Lighters, Cases, and Glasa cases. POW ELL’S O FFICE SUPPLY Nice selection o f G ifts For the Kitchen 92.25 up RAN D ALL ELECTRIC CO. 111 Magnolia FA 2-0915 Brouse Around geo Variety - Quality - Beauty G ifts fo r Everyone Monroe Corner Craft A G ift Shop — Out W est F in t This spaca fo r For your F or only a Shopping Z | fey Qif Is reserved you Christmas nominal cost Bargains a 1 Sunbeam Appliance* Reg. 848.50 Food M ixer |38.00 Reg. $10.50 Elect. Frypan 14.95 Reg. $39.95 Elec. Perrulator 134.98 M ATHER OF SANFORD W astlnghoui* Portable TV Now *99.00 With Trade In B aggerly Appliance Center 115 8. Magnolia FA X-367E ISP Oifti fee H la~? SANFO RD FU R N ITU R E CO. 300 E a it F in t St. Smoking Stand*— Easy Chair* Table Radios— Hassocks Desks O. D Farrell's AR CAD E PACKAGE STORE Featuring: The Very Beet 310 E. F in t St. % 9 Washable Jackets In Assorted Colors and Styles In Nvlon, W ool and Gabardine B. L. PERKINS A SON 204 East First Give him on* o f our handsome C u ff Link and Tie Bar Seta Many Styles to Choose From $3.50 up w W M . E. K AD ER, JE W E LE R Fir* Extinguishers, L ife Preservers Cushions and Low price Shotgun Shelia W. P. SMITH F A 2-6224 2515 Park A re. Kodak Movla Projector, 8mm 862.00 TOUCHT ON DRUG CO. 121 E F in t F A 3*2482 ELECTRIC TRAIN S and Accet eorte* Am. Flyer A Lionel W INN TV 320 E. F in t F A 1*2904 �m.- 0 R IA L ESTATE EOE «AL1 CLAYTON Ci BROOKS Rati Estate lavastmaat* PA S4 M HOME IN MAYPAIR By Owner . . . PA 2-3428 Knr ih* For ih# Baat Buys In Rani Salat* Eaiat* SEE CULLEN * RARKEY 110 N. Park Av*. Ph. PA 2-U91 REAL ESTATE POR SALS IE—ARtlCLBB WANTBI* ■ alb D M W AM f* » ■ALB *r P1 MALR ■UMN MS^OPPORTONIBHR -js s r A tg ™ ' iU M W IM a I a y nu m Wa wish to thank you for your " kind and beautiful aapraailona of aympathy extended to ui during tha illnaas and at tha death ofR our U tn O QUA mother. niwwioM (Elm*d) Tha Dabney famUy lr. and Mrs. LaRoy Mclntoah WRterfront Lot Ssde! WE HAVE A HOME ' FOR YOU ■OMIS— S I A S talks. Campi ala aad roady far at« occupancy* whiU v a 31 MALLET ODRa SSI " apartment*______ Pltraing’t Rod k Whit# Grocery Missouri Mlaaawa $ dot. $1.M Pap-Gata Minnows . J d ot. 96« — W orms— Phone: PA 2-160$ Open Seven D tys o Week 8UNNILAND SPACIOUS 7 !i H.P. Elgin Outboard Motor 57 Model. Run Irsa than 10 hr*. Cost $168. Sacrifice fo r $85.00. Kenmoro Sewing machine. Cabin­ et model. $7 model. Jui| like new. Cost $118. Saerillce for 873.00. Briggs A Stialton 2U H.P. Self Propelled Lawn Mower. 8ix months old. 21" Sacrifice for $100.00. L. C. Smith typewriter. Perfect condition— $35.00. 12’ Admiral deep fircxer. P eriod condition. t o s t $35". New motor. G A R R E TTS SW UNG CENTER 13—M ALB HELP W ANTED White— Necchl— Elna Sacrifice for $150, Upright Bora Wanted—to toll The San­ Repair* on all makts Machlnoa modal. Ph. PA 2-4686. F A 2-5144 ford Harold M onday through .128 E»«t First S t Girl's bikes, 20:,*A 24", F ^ r t l f f . Friday* at 3:30 p.m. Came to The Herald office and ask for HEATING New Japanese mink neck ple.-e Bill Vincent after 3:30. II. B. POPE CO. $10.00.. valued at $123.00. Roll, 290 S. F a r k ------ PA 2-4234 away bed 115.00. F A 2-3J35, SALESM EN ! 1118 Tark Ave. Rural tarrilorv available. Sell tn _______ ‘ Llvaatock Feeders. Protected ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ 1 rlectrle atove, 2 rollaway bed*, ments, invoicee, hand bills, and territory. Meekly a raw against ltd Shannon Dr.. FA 2-'t35.‘. I programs, e I e. Progressive commissions.. Car, agricultural Printing Co. rhone FA 2 2951— background, dlroet sale* exDrop head Domestic aewinr ma­ 403 West 13th SL porlenea essential. Adequate chine. Perfect condition. $18.00. ! training la territory. Write Call FA 2-1817. ’ * fu lly, g iro phone N o., to In ­ ternational Stock Pood Corp.. Marin* Finish** Pup tents $1.98. Double blanketa Delhi, New York, and a pertoi* $4.98, Paint $2.30 gat., BooU, Fair Your Boat at Interview will ha arranged Sankarik Glam and Paint Ca. Jarkrts, Cot*. Sleeping ttaga, in your area. Arm y-N avy Surplus, 310 San­ I I S -I ll W. 2nd SL rh TA 2 4623 ford A vo. W ELL DRILLING Falrbanks-Mors# Pua 10 bushels Dream Naval orangea. Repairs to all makeo Picked before freexe. $2.00 bu. WANTED IOWARD C. LONG HCV— at tny house. PH. FA 2-0976. 207 E. Commercial A ve, A. M. Remuaat. Then* PA 2*2833 Young, man with nice personality, HOME SEND SUNSHINE to eomo shut. In! Send flower* from SA N ­ privilege*. Uadtr aaaatruttlaa. FORD FLOW ER SHOP, PA 2$1*.M*.M. U.9M .99 Down. 1322. Wo telegraph. EaUU Broker Ph PA S-1S01—17*92 at Hiawatha FISH ERS NURSERY Citrus — Plant* — Peot Cor. Magnolia k Onora PA 2-4636 Butlnoae background halpful, but not necessary. Thia la a good opportunity fag th* right perton with oportunlty fo r advancement. A . B. P L . Sleeping rooms, TV. Tha Gable*, Broker Aaaaafakaa 401 Magnolia Acs.. PA 2-0710. aw Jr., P. J. t -------field Wiltotta. aad R. Pum. apt IIS Elm Acs. llama. Bob Edward* A. C. aay, Land lu m yar. f / Pum. Apt. 3300 Mallodrills. Park Ave. Ph. P A 3-8198 A shipment from Hawaii. Cattleya Hybrids and banda* In hud and bloom for Christmas also Botani­ Apply t<> Itm NP Car* Sanford cal* in bloom. Reasonable. Wm. Joes, 1317 Oregon, o ff N. Mills, Herald stating qualifications. Orlando. f 2 S Nletly fumlahad fuHy equipped 2 hadroom apt. $76 mo. Ph. PA 2, 086X. {T w o bad room unfumlahad houae * i. with kitchen equipment, $63.00 . J f n in th ly . 405 San Carlo#, Phono *|J.‘ PA 2-3961. ■ 3 BR upstairs apt. F A 2-0647. , ---------------Pumishad 4 rooms and bath, all atactrie kitchen. Call PA 2-388$. Unfurnished baautiful Lake Pront S badroom. 1W bath homa. Ph. FA 2-4906. ' 1—Wa N I M s To I New Homes Lake Front rWT Year's lcaao on small housa on outskirts o f Sanford o r vicini­ ty, with approximately ona aero o f wooded land. Writ# Box WIIM *» Sanfonl Herald. Property KKAI. E STATE FOR B A L I REAL ESTATE D RIVE-IN 2444 French A vt. J. W . IIALL, REALTOR Johnny Walkar, A ssocia u “ Call H all" Phone F A 2 3641 EXCLUSIVE M A Y F A IR —3 bedroom, IW baths. Two choice homes to choose from. a* New 3 badroom homa, built in kitchen. On 100x135 foot lot. $1800. down. W e now have modern 2 bedroom houses priced from $6250.00 to $8760.00. W . H. -B IL L " STUMPER Realtor A Insurer Assoc. Guy Allen. Gretehen Hall, Arietta Price, Everett Harper Phone FA 2-4991 112 N . Perk Stenstrom Realty H. E. STENSTROM Registered Broker 2437 Laurel - Phone FA 2 14M Now Under Construction .7 bedroom, 1 bath 7 bedroom, 2 hath I bedroom, 2 bath All nf these beautiful home* are located on Lake Front Lota. Chnnae your choice o f Financinf Plana: FHA, FHA In Service and Conventional RAYMOND M. BALL REALTOR REAL ESTATE-INSU RANCE FOR RESULTS List vour property with us. 204 S. r »r k Ave.. Sanford FA 2-6641 ' For th* homo buy o f a Ilfa-Um* ton Wellborn Phillips Jr. Cherry Real l i t a l a Agaaey Dial FA 2-9»2»— Notary 1219 W. 13 8t. Pear-Bar bar Shop New ] Bedroom Boi $700.00 Down reatures electric kitehani, terras* so floors, and choice residential locations. A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. Phone FA 2 3103 KENNETH E. BLACK R REG. R E A L E STATE BROKE?. 1009 V. 2nd Phone F A 2-0221 Beautiful Take Front 3 bedroom, 1U bath housa. PH. FA 2*4908. $25,000.00 I're-Movinff Snle Contrast!eg A Repair* 1867 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2 8 M Plumbing — K rnky Heating .M. G. HODGES frees on sweet seedling root, 21.28 each at Seminole Nuratrv, H iway 17A92, Longwood. L J. c .,u tl, , r . Double burner auprr flame oil brat* »r complete. Call FA 2-1318 203:) Atv i tic. Service on All Water Pumps— Walla Drilled — Pump* Paola Road Phone FA 2 6037 Circulating healer, 2002 French. 20 colum n set o f Illustrated Home C l , ARK Library Encyclopedias. Nave n um bin g, llrallnr k Supply C*. still In original wrappings. HeContracting k Repairs gulnr roal $150. sell for $75 or 261$ Orlando Dr. Th. FA 2*2374 beat offer. Ph. FA 2*2332. Hi$hway 17*92 South Sanford PLUMBING t'V * Joiner planer, slightly used. 4* cedar ehest, newr. Sell cheap. Ph. FA 2-5643 after fl;30 p.nu Contract and Repair Work Free Estimate* R . I.. HARVEY For bale— Girls bicycle, good Salesman and collector, age 25-55, 204 Sanford Ave. rhone FA 2*3383 condition. 123 W. 9th. i.-A t T d M M I c s i— n m L E U tn service an established all colored Fir* Insurance debit In ^ T F I a R T S T IC T h ? ! ------------------- Studio m uch, Hollywood bed, 2 cu. It will pay YOU to see ua before and around Sanford. M uit have ft. refrigerator. Apt. sit* gas you buy. Open Evenings and lived in Florida over a year and PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING tangp, breakfast table. Th. KA Sundays. W. L. HARMON hava a light serviceable car. ' 2-6173. KA8TSIDR TRA ILER SALES Pk. FA 3*4223 After 8:0« p. at. W rite P. O. Box 119, Sanford. Palatka, Fla. Thia is a pas* to the Ritx theatre A CAREER — NOT A JOB fo r Mr*. Arlene Bryant. Exp. DON'S COVER SHOP 15— ELECTRICAL SF.KViCBM IN LIFE INSURANCE data Doc. J6. 1957, Automobile Interior Decorator Th* man w* are seeking W now FRIGIDAIRE Seat Cover* — Truck Scat* appliances, sal* i i - n 'R N I I U I t i r and a aucceasful and experienced At Willis Pontiac—301 W. lit . and aervice. fi. II. High. Oviedo HOUSEHOLD GOOD# iroducer o f life insurance who Fla. Pbon* FG 6 3*16 o r San­ a dissatisfied with hit chances ford FA 2-3883 after e p.*m. for advancement with hit pre­ a new Pontiac o r Vauxhall. Alan sent connection. To such a man Eiootrical Contracting a good used car. Ph. FA 2-0231 Gat tha moat for your old w* o ffe r a General Agency with House Wlrinr and Repairs or after A p.m. FA 2-2883. 301 furniture. an expense allowance, top RAN D ALL ELECTRIC CO. W**t Firat St. commissions, over-rides, and a 112 Magnolia D in FA 2 0916 complete kit o f usual and un­ 1952 Two bedroom house trailer, Furniture and Appliance* « ■ " 'a MUILDUTfiTIWAlu: usual policies and ridera. 1500. and assume paymot*. PAINTING W rit* Director of New & Uaed FA 2*5350. Agencies FLOOR aanding and finishing Ford 1956 Mainllner, good con ­ G REAT ATLA N TIC LIFE Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving dition. low m ilcagf. Priced to INU SRANCE COMPANY 703-09 East First FA 2 0983 Seminol* County sines 1925. sell. FA 2*2342. 8270 N. E. 2 Avenue, Miami 38, I . M. Glesaea, U k * Mary Used furniture, appliances, tools 1916 1 • Bedroom housetraller, -M A L B or FEM ALE ele. Boughl-iotd. Larry's’ Mart Berry hill r r a m i c o n small amount fo r equity and 2tS Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2-4132 Llrem ed — Bonded — U nion taka over payment*. Call P A 2- Christmas halo* A rm y-N avy Sur­ F ra* Estimate — Compare our plus, 310 Sanford Av*. • BIG VALUES 6476. Pricta FA 22217 altar 6:00. • QUICK CREDIT MAN OR WOMAN 1153 Pontiac super Chief 4*Dr. • EASY TERMS Sedan. All accessories. Can be National firm needs on operator For Painting rail Mr. Tasker, Ph ' to aervlra a Cigarette Mai Machine WILSON-MA1KR FA 2-6159 or FA 2 6007. , financed. $798.00. Call f \ 3-0192 New and Used Furniture route. Established. Part or full between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m 311 E. First St. Th FA 2 5623 time will net you from $20(1 to TLD BURNETT 1600 monthly. Dependability, FOB HETTF.R PAINTING H*A—TAB RENTALS Honesty and capital (secured) — 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2-2978 $1600 to $2800 will qualify you 'RIVE A NEW CAR anywhere, fo r an Interview, Pleats writ* For Painting and Repairing anytim e. R ental aonrlct Include* X m a s k I’ r e - ln v t n lo r y FRED BOETTGF.R to Sherlton Enterprise*, 711 W. W ash, g a t a n d insurance. FA 2*0241 Lake S t . 60* Calhoun Bldg., 2$18 Magnolia Av*. SALE M E R L E W A R N E R . N ational Minnaapolia 2, Minn. C ar Rentals, 401 t . 1st SL, BUY NOW W HILE ALL Housa painting and repairing P A 2-3904. ITEMS ARE REDUCED M 11-W fllli Wa WPII. Reasonable rales. Call KA 2-2139 after 3:30. Hove 2 ton S u k * truck k *. ton k c i i o l k r e d d i n g CO pick up. Desire odd jobs, haul Cor. 2nd Sc Magnolia FA 2 6321 Ynur Eviarude Dealer ing. Ph FA 2 0613 around 8:00 “ B ud" Bamberger, Mgr. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS p.m. “Frew ~ ilivi Delivery FA 104 E. 1st Thona PA 2 5961 2*0504 Good cook — housekeeper wishes JOHNSON MOTORS i|ayt ironing, dinner, Bake* and SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS RsniodoKng — Reroofing — Re­ serve*. 706 Hay Av*. 2 0 4 Sanford Ave. H i. FA 2*1692 siding — Malarlali — Contrac­ Maid, housework nr babysitting. tors — Fiiunei.og. 2100 W. 18th. Ph. 2*1102 FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES 27— NOTICES—PERSONALS W gnt to do bahy sitting. Call FA 2*5105 or FA 2-2453. McRANEY SMITH PAINTS ROLLAW AY. Boapltal and Baby 2515 Park A v*. FA 2 1461 Beda. Day. Week or MnaiH— »$— SP E C IA L SERVICES Tel FA 2-8111. Furniture Center 3V» H.P. Champion m «(or. Ilk# 116 West First St PUM PS — SPRINKLER new. $7$. Ph. FA 2-0206 or tee SYSTEM S at 410 San Carlo* Ave. NOTICE All type# and slsai, installed We will he eperstlng In mir new "D o It Yourself" 12 ft. fiberglass spesd boat, motor store at 2353 Park Ave. January WE R E PA IR AN D SERVICE and trailer, FA 2-4088. S T I N B 1. 1151. Machine aad Sapaly Ca. BAGGERI.Y APPLIANCE 207 W . 2nd St. TH. FA 2 4432 CENTER 3mall breed puppies for Christ­ 113 S. Magnolia FA 2 3672 mas 18.00. 3rd house South o f Geneva Av*. on right o f BearPIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL A ir Conditiening and Haattag dalL Nancy Jackmn r . H. STAFFO RD FA 2-2047 218 Oak Avenue FA 2-4731 2 year eld English Sailer, A m eri­ can Field Registration Sira, GATLIN BROTHERS 26— ARTICLES FOR SA L E Duke Del Cauilluccle. Dam Contractor*. Expert Workmanship Dragline*r.aaav* Olivia’s r * e r l m Lady. 17*1*112232. PH FA 2-3276 Sanford — Factory to you— ent companion, would make Free FXlm alr* AlumiauM good hunting dog with lota of Iim<'xraph Printing — T y p in g V«n*tisa Blinds work. 140. 601 W. 27th St. Letter Writing — Cardj and Enclosed h«ad. S s g p ro o f bottom after 6:30 p.m. Letter* Addressed — Photo rail with plastic ends, flattie Copies e f important papers— or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyloo Jersey 4 gal. milk c o m . Jersey Credit report, — Collections. cords. heifer yearling, nice horse w ith Credit Bureau O f Stafard saddle and bridle. Dial FA 2- Urn. tos-ot San. All. N a tl. Bank daakarik Glaaa and Paint Co. Orlando Hwy. So. FA 2.1333 3090 after 6 p.m. B ld r Ph. FA 8-4184 112-114 W 2nd SL Ph. FA 2 4422 See Ray Herron For f F or more Information call th* Ssloa o ffic e : Com er W. Cry­ stal Drive A Lake Mary blocs, telephone KA 2*4392 or FA 2*3913 1 ■ ■ ■ I TO Smart Santa* u<« Sanford Hr raid w anl-Adi, lo shop and • a it Ih* rasy « ay , . . For Christman . . . DAI LY ACROSS 1 ILvlng music . 3. Transport 9 Book of Old Trsum ent 10. Of ar.clcnt Carthag* 12. Put out 13. Encircle M Biblical city 13. Discus* casually 18. Inarltd up icolloq.) 19. Blames* coin tvar.) 20. Story 21. Foxy 23. Smooth 23. R t llm s 29. Edg* o f * cup 31. A ravine CROSSWORD 3 Fuse* of a watch ' 6 Injur* 7. Nehru'* country 8. A helms­ man 9. Till* II. Penny 13. Agrcrs i slin g) 13. Greek lettrr 17. M ilt beverage 11. Touch 22. Gap* 24. glartm g football play 38. Droop tatlUEH z c z 27. De. u r iu a L ’ iii-t , cjdhm u m u n i ii. .trendctu u 181 U-lki i~ant o u a a ii «• i o f Esau o i aKCBBU 3111123 En. u n mr.iir.L'ii ■’ • ticing. :hhi*:p8 muh v ' 1 danger, n r c i rjri iT i-ir r*:a k h h m ti'-’ k om wartraMtd .z'.'zui women ui I'J-i1 32 Herd* ■ ■ ■ ■ K fla i S n s r lD 'l 4 sis»r of 38. Couc'i whale* 41. River 33. Oallke lEng.l anttlop* lAhr i 42. Border 41. East 31 Girls by nam* south 36. Indefinite tabbr.) article m mr 7/ < r it " 44 Cov#r*d 4*9 with flowsrs. *tr. (h*r.l DOWN I Newspaper 2. Thoie tn nlTict 3. Ciatarn 4 What 7 T " 1 t.V.Afr.) 32. J*w«l 33 Sharp, ring, m g sound 37. Native of Juneau 39 Pronoun 40. Yellowish* red 41.1.and nf leprechauns 43 tnhal* audibly 44. Egrexart 43. Unabls lo hear t i % % % % % TV- “ II 7/< % i* 11 d i/ ii 14 m m T iT .r i i 4 % 14 % 71------ % 4i 'll y// /// 1 % -4 r w . d TRADE-IN NOW* $SAVE$ Mather of Sanford Wanted to Rent or Buy— 3 or 4 8 Horn** have been told to lied room house direct from own •et now while that* home* are «r. Call Cmdr. Banay PA 2-1330 under eoaatruetion. Ext. 27(1 or 302 evening* bet­ ween 3:00*6:00. 5 - This la a pa«* to th* Rita theatre fur Mr*. Fran Powell. Exp. date Dec. 26. 1937. * 2 ,'V 0 pineapple, 600 Hamlin bud OFFICE EQUIPMAB T Haynes Office Machine Co., Type Furnished 4 room downaUlra apt. i adding l r machines, •• Sales* >U olocirlo - kiuh#w«- Corner M ayfair-B rctU n.-Lr* 3 BR.- home " w .iters, Rentals, 314 M ag. P A 2-0462. Navy Baao Rd. A Hwy. 17-92. on 2W lot*. PA 2-1693. SELL US YOUR FURNITURE Cash for- any amount. Sugar Trading Post. 1 mil# south * f Sanford. Phon« FA 2 M77. Now- going on at BAGGERI.Y APPLIANCE CENTER 113 S. Magnolia FA 2 3872 GRAPEVILLE NURSERY ORCHIDS ift? r ; Vacuum Cleaner Repairs Repalra A parti for all makos of cleaners. Electrolux, llouver, neat appearance, ambitious aad Kirby, Air-Way, G. B. Replace menl parts. Work guaranteed eager to learn an interesting Fret plrk- up A delivery. Call trade. FA 2*4785. 3 bedroom 2 bath homa with lake PAYTON Tue.e. Doc. 17, 1957—PdfB 3 l)r Oanforh Rrrath WOOLSEY PRODUCTS 2 miles W est o f Town P A 2-0336. W E L A X A A P A R T M E N T *: taamr ROSA L. lUflstarad Real private batka. 114 W . Plral EPN COM CY * LIVE BAIT Flew ere, P ita la, Skrubo Cor. I v y . IM S * STM S t i LOST—Ona golden ratrlaoar mala dog. Belonged to Dadd Lows. Anvnne knowing wharoahouU of this do*, rail PA 2-3572. Down WOOD • WOOD • WOOD South Ptmacroat — SiafotS Genuine Pitch Pin* A Oak Plr* Whispering Oaka - TWotriJo Wood— Bret deal In Town. Call US and your wood worrit* are ovate ar w imvsv s b riws«Miws PHA la aarrlaa aad PEA over. w BOB A ERNIE M 0RBIS. Phone PA 2-4231 before 2 or tag iTiUikSl after $. A lto Christina* true*, native short loaf pin*. Wa ana qualify yau far *•# sf DOR, LLOST—Small broom terrier tyn* puppy. Answara name of "Btubhry Ph. FA 2*4348. _________ $300. Beautiful waterfront lots priced from IJ798.00 to $260.1)0. Pick out your lot to-da y while tha talectioa la good. 99 lots to chooaa from. Buy a let fo r your future homealte or buy one for inveitment. Sea Semi­ nole Realty. 1901 Park Ave., Th. r A 3-5232. L M I I P lL L A N g fiC T than# komaa la SO ■taataa. Yau can start ■aajoyta^ tha 2A-ABTICI.BB POE BALE WANTED—All kinds of Krap marAIMER'S AGENCY CARTER HOME CLEANING tarlal. Zuckerman Yard ~ itm an Salvage' * SERVICE l i t S. Proach A ft. PA I E M. Window A Wall Washing N. V. fa m a r, Raaltor Floor Waxing-sNOrth 8-4161 Mrs. Gayla yla Oabarna, Aaaoa. 132 Hiway 17 82 DcBary Phono fA S-Ittl. or PA 3-ttlO Soft Water Shampoo HUBY SPEARS IP IT IS ElCAL ESTATE h a b r i e t t b b e a u t y n o ok ask Cm mlay A . MonlaJu Ceramic Tile Contractor 10S 8. oak A n . PA 2-3712 ’ark Ph. PA in at 117 South Pork 2201 Sanford Ave. F A 2-6123 to aera tila farm, a b e d r o o m IgW HAtt HLP * a CTBV Thrift! . checking account r o a 1 1 houae, large ham. Easy tanas. Switch board operator, Mayfair only $2 for 20 rhccks at Florida J. B. Law. Ph. PA 21323. State Bank o f Sanfonl. Inn. Apply in person. Modern 3 bad room hou«a, screen* H porch, carport*. Immadlata occupancy. (Sacrificing bocauao leaving aula. Call day* PA 2* rfOBERT A . W ILLIAM S. Realtor BOATS A MOTORS Rayaiaad Laedqotat. Ataee. 0174. evening* and Sunuay 9 A 2* i PARM HJPPUSS * RACMDf* P A 2-3»$l Atlantic Sank Bldg. 0361. RRT (Pa* It r y ) __ ARTICLES WAMTRE PLACES M EAT BEAUT! P AMORS I 22—SPECIAL SERVICES SAVE AT ECHOLS Went Ads Work k WisJors! Chrysler Airtemp Floor Covering Paul F. Mueller & Son Be Sure Baby Gets Right Kind Of Shoes ■y HUMAN H. IUND1I1N, M.D. MAYBE we human brings wera hls toes when he begins j o walk belter oil when we didn't wear H* can 't do It with ix stiff sol* In hla way. clothes. Now I'm not advocating nud­ The proper shoes should follow ism. I Just want to point ou t that th* general ehipe of the loot, but tha body la a n ssr-p stfset m a­ should not be miniature copies of chine that will run amoothly it your own foot gear. They shouldn't fH t»d "to the tiny (oot.Raiher, ws don ’t Inttrfcr* with It too „b o -f................................. m uch. In general, It Just doesn't they should provide plenty o l freedom for foot movement. need artificial htlp to dtvalop. The heel o f the shoe should fll Ca u s a l Harm auaaa Harm .................... inUgiy enough to prevent slipIll-nttln g and restrictive c lo th -ipln, bul the , 0|e lh o u id & n*$ Ing actually cauaea harm, no and the full length o f the shoes. m atter w hat It* protective benefit Restrictive Lacee may be. Taka baby’s shoes, for examp!* The toes should be wide enough I hava always recommended to allow the tot to spread and flex aoft solsa for infanta' shoes. And his toes at will. There should ba now thsr# appears to be a grow­ n o r e s tr ic tiv e la ce s . A cla s p , ing ttndsncy among pediatricians buckle or simple tie Is preferable. As I have mentioned previously, to reeommsnil what they call “ barefoot freedom '' In baby foot- I advise shoes made o f leather. r*r. The $116 • soles '444. .» HI of the 446* feet VU contain IIVWIII more w w*ar. This was brought to my a lien - sw eat g la n d s p r o p o r tio n a te ly tlon by an article, written by M il-'th an any other part o f tha body, dred C. Martin, which appeared L ea th er perm tta tha fo o t to recently In an American M edleaL-breathe.” Association publication. The au-| You might keep this advice In thor had Interviewed 175 doctors mind when you do your Chrlston th* lu b ject of foot care for mas shopping. The right kind o f ---------- ----- a ——— a L o a a M -n ,,i rl m a l e # A n i e a Itl f t f n f shoes would make a nice gift fo r youngsters. bab^ N o RaaM cdon Most o f tha doctors agreed that QUZSTION AND AHSWII A. C.: Iodine In the radioactive th* bast fo o t gear la that which permit* a baby'* foot to d«velup form Is being used to treat certain unhampered by restrictive shoes disease*. Can you tell m* som e­ You don 't put a perfectly good thing about 117 Answer: Bad oactlve Iodine la arm In a allng or bind a normal a d oa aan n with Bboaom w iu i a tight u i n i corset. w m i . Bo. *»«. being used to treat people with — why place a stiff , binding shoe on certain form s of goiter. It Is also a baby's foot? |being used, with some success. In Nature Intended th# baby to ,treating cancer o f tha thyroJd rotate on hla heels and grip with igland. �Taking Orders For For Christm as! Look attheFeatures! SOUTH PINECREST second addition is located In one o f Sanford’s nicest locations. Luxury homes at moderate prices, city water, city sewers, paved streets, intelligent zoning and complete new Florida styling. OUR AIM is to build for you the buyer the very best home we can at a price you can afford. OUR POLICY is to guarantee the workmanship and material used in the homes we build for a period of one year. You must be satisfied or we will return your money. We can qualify you for one of our finance plans In 30 minutes. Act now and you can choose your paint colors inside and ou t FIIA IN Service down payment and closing cost as low as $1,300. Monthly payments cheaper than rent FIIA Down Payment and closing cost as low as $1,500. Monthly payments cheaper than rent Priced From $13,500 W e Have Brailey Odhom, President Phone FA 2-1501 Home For You �Missile Launching Puts New Backbone In N A T O Alliance i authority to tho U. S. proposal to By J03EFS W. GIIGG (Jailed fttti SUIT Cmn ip—deal ' establish European bases for interPA.US (U P)— The thunderous I mediate range ballistic missiles 40 of the f l n t successful U S. defend against possible Russian lntercantfctentxl ballistic missile aggression—the chief purpose of put new backbone into the ailing NATO. Secretary, of State John Foster NATO alliance today and strength­ ened the West fo r any future talks Dulles and Defense Secretary Neil H M cElroy met killed enthusiasm with the Kremlin. f eetsful firing o f an Atlas bordering on exuberance when ICBM In Florida also gave added they sat down today with other defense chiefs and foreign minis­ them would be shared with the ters to discuss the UJL missile country where they are based. Their findings around the huge proposal. s. Formula Sought round table In the Palais de ChillThe main problem facing them lot r e re to be transmitted later was to work out a delicately- today to a meeting of the heads worded formula for the American of government. It was expected to supply of 1,500-mile range IRBMs be the next to last summit con­ to the Allies. The United States ference. would ontrol the nuclear w a r­ The NATO delegations alto were heads, and the decision to launch heartened by the continued good health of President Elsenhower who was reported meeting the Con­ clusion o f the meeting with sus­ tained energy and Interest. On top of Tuesday’ s full sched! ule which Included attendance at a state dinner given at night by President sene Coty o f France, the President was aeelng a num­ ber o f NATO lea d en today, lunch­ ing with Coty and attending the Weather Cemmaniiue In Weeks talks with the Soviet leadars In hopes of reaching a lasting peace. ■ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1900 NEWSPAPER 11 W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 19B7 Deputy Sheriff A. K. Kvan» (le ft) and Lt. Jack HIckaon as the escaped convict came into Sanford unto French Are. from Srminale Iliad. (S ta ff 1'holo) , __ ' 'M ail Early' Says Christmas Lighting .local Postmaster Contest Judges Named . , Judges bave been named for th a , First place winners In each of Sanford - Seminole County the residential divisions will reJunior Chamber o f Commerce crive a 525 U. S. Saving Bond. Christmas Lighting competition, Second place winners will receive David b r a s h e r , chairman of the 10 silver dollars J.y ceo Christmas Lighting comThe four L . S Saving* Bon.Is mlttee announced thia morning. will bo presented by the t lor id a Those who will be judging the en- , r o w e r • "'l Company th* trie* tbls year are Mrs. F r e d Sanford Atlantic National Rank, Ganas, president or the Sanford ‘ he Florida Slate Bank and The m at mail makas it more Important than ever for everyone to 'Mail Early for Christm as'," Postmaster Field said today. He said further, "L a st year we handled a total of ItT.tfT pleeea of mail hatween Decem ber 1 end the 18. So far this year, the Post O ffice ha* al­ r e a d y received and lent 281.0 IT C hristm as cards, lettere and pack­ ages, and the real heavy rush is hue.d onf the ^Sanford K r t t i f f i i r n ' i be mailed or * * ! just getting underway.” and Mrs. .Mildred Babcock Semi- livered to tho Jaycees informaB ^ ‘ h on North Park Ave. T b » Postm aater says that every nolo C o'n ty &rhool, art Deadline ^or entries In the local Seminole Blvd. effort is being made to deliver ell mall on timo and In good condition Jaycee Christmas Lighting contest I Thrt competition IDeludes hoth before Chrtstmaa Eve, at has been ha. been set at midnight, S a tu r-1*«»ld*»Uaf ami commercial Christ• * -* — the -• — •• done during the past three years. day, Dec. 21. j' ,n l* ■ lighting with Florida Every facility of the Tost Office Thera will be four divisions In ; r owef, *?d * * '* *?t Company's la being . raised Into maximum the residential lighting with e o n -i [ lvella« b*1” * V w d «<V 6 aervlce, extra trucks and person- teaUnta choosing one o f three ,ho com m ercial eitabHshmentvwln jfirt have been added, amt with the categories to enter anil ell entries . n' n* contest, help of the mailing public, postal entered in the overall com petition.1 Judi»n« be conducted he employes can look forward to tween the hours of T;39 and 9:30 spending Christmas Eve and p. m. nightly through the contest. Cbristmaa Day with their families. Chairman Thrasher this morn­ The Postmaster suggests that ing urged ail homeowners and all gift parcels to most distant com m ercial establishments to get points be sent by Air P a red Post _ their entries in a* early is possfrom now on. He also emphaslttd tha import­ B eem ie of tha recent Interest ance of wrapping alt gifts with heavy paper and securely tying accelerated in the possibility o f an C lt h strong cord, after they hive airport to serve Sanford and Cen­ been packed In iturdy corrugated tral Florida, the latest action taken carton*. It's especially Important! by the Florida Development CamBy DAYTON MOORE Airline Service Boosts Community Progress Says Smith ,ibI* Lions Christmas Party For Children _ _ _ Saturday Afternoon According to Willie Weeks own story, prisoners in the cage heal on the side of the cage attracting attention. When the "walking tosV” came to the hack "of "the c a g e " I overpowered him taking his pistol and shotgun. Weeks then loaded the guard, waterboy, and walking hots into the cage securing the lock with wire. According to Sh eriffs authori­ ties, Weeks then flagged down a 1955 Chrysler driven by Joseph S. Rarannwskl and accompanied hy hla wife. Weeks took the automobile key* at the point of a gun. Baranowskl'a billfold and then locked the two In the rage with prisoners and guards Week* came toward Sanford and according 1o his own story " I 'Vfluld bava been here earlier hut ! { « n p p « 4 In K4t a .b eer." , Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans was waiting at tho bridge between Seminole and Volusia (’ minty When Weeks drove across In the stolen t car. " I fell In behind him ," said E v a n i," with my red light blinking '• Waiting for the prisoner at the Sanford City lim its were Sanford Police I.t. Jack Hickson and Sergeant Leo Rock. They were statloned at Seminole Blvd. and Mangnustlne Ave. " I saw the blinking lights." said Hickson, "and pulled In behind th em ." Atcordlng to Hickson’ s story "W hen I pulled In behind I closet In on Weeks’ ear and stopped him with the hamper of the cruiser." Sergeant Leo Rock covered Weeks with a shotgun. The escap- C A S S E L R E R R Y - 't h e annual 1— Club ............................... i«r Ltons Christmas party for ehndren up lo 12 years of age will ^ Saturday f rnm 2 to 3:Jn p m |n front of the Casselberry ferneries Building Committee chairmen Otto Henn, , n(J Ren «„is trd hy f |uh Iw.rr |iry F rfd \ Yeager have completed arrangements for party which incluiie* gifts and Entertainment. Residents Urged To Make Christinas 'Phone Calls Early' ru n n in g to rail long distance thii Christmas? “ If you are," saya Rob Shedden, local manager for Southern Hell Telephone Company, "place your T ” 1 « P « r‘ en« ln ‘**c W b« ro b* delays (and In some eases failure tn com plete the- call) on long distance calls placed between A p. m. Chriatmaa Eve and 10 p. m Christmas night. Since most long distance calls are business calls between cities, most long distance tinea go dir­ ectly to such center of communi catinn- n» ‘ on Christmas Day. mo*‘ lon< Hlstance calls go to town* and suburbs. This mean* th*‘ additional long dls tancc operators and long distance telephone lines are needed to com ­ plete the call*. Even though every long distance operator will be on t!\e Job during the holiday, Shedden said, there are several calling tips which. If followed, will speed the flow of calls— 1 - c a ll by number. The operator will nm have to contact "inform a­ tion" in the distant city. 2 — call station to station. It save you money also. if your rail Is delayed, re pJ ™ " f * 1 c” Ind "lld * (fon t want to 'ght now." Asked what he would havo done if somebody had pulled a pistol on him when taking the ear Week, said " I would have got som ebody." Sheriff Roger Thuriby and S h eriffs investigator E. W. Clap­ per were In Sanford to take Weeki back to Volusia County. fla pper said "W eek* will have several charges placed against m Atlas Said Sent Up Minus Nose Cone « I" Shop and Save tV * In Sanford NO. 150 * PARIS (UP)— America’ s NATO I supreme com minder, as la tbt allies have accepted the U.S. o f- 1best aites for nuclear stockpile* fer of nuclear stockpiles and medl- and missile bases. um range missiles fnr the defense The a g r f . m e n t In principle o f West Europe, authoritative* reached a t a meeting of NATO conference sources disclosed today. foreign and defense ministers fol­ Details of the actual stockpiling lowed closely the announcement of or the setting up of missile base* the successful firing o f t h * are to be worked out later In first U.S, Intercontinental ballistic* bilateral negotiations between tha m iuite. United States and Its European New Back Bena alliei. Although there w a i no float firm The agreements involving each commitment by any Individual Individual country wilt be based country, all 15 NATO nations on recommendations by Am erican agreed on the program . It will ba Gen. Laurls M. Norstad, the allied included in the final communique of the historic summ it conference as a unanimous decision, the sources laid. »'> * « y °ur, e ,n U t" on- ,<If the "P ?r*t0,r « *•» the rou‘ # ° ? “ delayed call, try to remember the rautB ,aA *lv® “ ‘ he operajor wh,,n 7 °“ reP “ ce , . <“ eo!!LP . y °ur “ u h f,or® 8 p' Lhr „ m ,< ®v*j. j / * 1 * M (r ' E* * wcr* h*ntlIed bj!’ Sanford telephone °P*r* tor' Christmas Day and this year the total Is expected to exceed 2.590, Shedden said Club Reports Food PrOICC^ RoCGIVIIIE! * IN C te m ilg Excellent Support 3 Injured Wreck Victims Reported To Be Improving BROOKSVILLE (U P) — The condition of three persons criti­ cally Injured in an auto truck eelllsnn that claimed the lives of four teenage girls Tuesday appeared to he improving today. Shirley Prather, II, Toledo, Ohio, showrd som e Improvement hat wee ■till'In critical CondllkW Joan Philpott, 18, Avon Park, and Edward Olson, 51, a chaperone for the girls, were listed In fair con­ dition at'a Tampa hospital. The four dead girls were Iden­ tified at Linda Hardy, 14, Eau Gallic; Carolyn Blanchard, 14, Co­ coa; Claire True, 17, Fort Lauder­ dale, and Donna Reese, 18, of Avondale Estate, Ga. All the glrla were students at the Forest Lake Academy, a Seventh Day Advent­ ist high school north of Orlando. Clarenre Rogers, 28. o f Tampa, the truck driver, told police he saw the rar, driven by Miss True, go out of control. Ho said he had slowed his trailer-truck to almost a standstill on U. S. highway 41 when tho auto struck him. The back of tho car wedged un­ der the trailer portion of the truck, crumpling Into a twisted w reck­ age. ft took a wrecking crew sev­ eral hours to puli the sedan out from the undercarriage o f the truck. C (SSET.BERRY— The fifth an food . . . Christmas . . ,nual. l.lnns . ftuh ........................................ 1basket rroject, headed hv Miller F vsn* • Brn F.vani and Wilson Alexander Is receiving excellent e e m e T KC° rdin“ ^ . h h .* Fond depos orie* have been set " c at D o l l , . Market. W eight. "n the Super-Value Super Market and John Hot!** Market. Each year of tho proiect, on Dee. 21, the club has distributed an average of eighteen bushel has- kf‘ * ft* * 1"**. InrMIng a cMcken „r ham. canned Roods. rakes, randy and fruit. Name* of recipient* are supplied hy eounty welfare* agencies, and Lyman S fbool principal E. S. Douilas. *ome rounds mid® njr ‘ be Lions they distributed • supply nf c,n‘ b " » " d articles of food supplied hy u' Women's -' " Society of Christian Service of ihe Communi­ ty Methodist Church. Commission Opens Bids On 2 Projects that we have the nose cone proh las test amid these developments; to w rit. legibly er better > « M J j J S S V S l K V t o H ° f « ■ • * » < > « » Staff Correspondent lent in hand." Schriever testified —Air Force Chief of Staff Thom­ m d l eo two r ro t-r le were nnenprint Ihe reeipenta full * n am e,, cru n e servlet in Florida will, perw a s m iu r .T n u tn _ T».Hmnnv _ „ _ .... as D. White predicted Interstellar rd hv the Board o f Seminole Coun­ itroet address, son* number, city baps, reactivate com m ercial air- . WASHINGTON. <*7 Testimony J call T . Unity before a Senate hearing on the U. | Senate Democratic Leader Lyn- travel within 25 years. ty Commissioner* vesterdav. and state, on all mailing labels, P°r* Interest here The Drorram .tartn t ih . "• missile-satellite lag Indicated j on h . Johnson called upon Amrr A enntriet for 1*80 fret n» mefai —Lt. Gen. Jam es H. Doolittle making sure to Include an extra (Continued On Page 3) Ida Development Commission la I ^ m n g 'm ls a U e file''succe'ssLdly ..• "1 .W0/ k _ V 1 lh>‘ by the year 2,000, man senre w .s awarded to the Cvrlone they did after Pearl Harbor to put will have traveled to Mars or Fenre Co. to he erected it fifct designed lo help small and me Tuesday was sent up without its th* U. S. ahead of Russia in tha Tree Park. Th# Cvrlone Fence Cn. Venu*. dium-ilted communities obtain •nOM tone missile r ic e . hld was .rrrn trd a* the low hid foe ,.nr u . . . .1 Tb* sharpest warning of the Jlein ? h ^ ' re th' ,r MaJ. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever. W# have to spend our days and n„ j tor tn , „ . w t v s weaponi t? 375. Reeve* Fence Co. bid » u lh **' |Air Force balliatle missile chief, amounted to P i n t . Both the Board o f Sanford City told the Senate Preparedness Sub- nights trying to get ahead, tiie eff0r . came Tuesday at th# preA contract to eoa-tru cf a •dnuMe I pam lness hearings from Gen. Cur* Cnmmljili-iners and Board of Semi committee a complete Atlas was rexa* Democrat said. Th# second round of Johnson's |tis E. Loir.iy Air Force vice chief ,1C* siooe-top counter for the nole County Commissioners have not used in Tuesday's lest firing j Seminole County Clerk'* nffire was The Sanford E li's Cluh will looked into the possibility of ■ local or in either o f th* two earlier un- subcommittee hearings wound up o f staff. In a spat# of dour warnings, bright | "Uniess we do something very »• nffire rnuin. serve a spaghetti supper for mem­ alrport to serve both private successful tries. bers tomorrow night, according to planes and airline service. will m#n‘ r ® for K ,5J R,1w «« Supply His statement further Indicated forecasts and more frenzied a c t lv -! radical " ; ,.m . v ,,i,i R o l a n s nslT Ca ’ ' bW « m e to »2,t54. Don Balet. . Charles■ F. , . (P ti ete) Smithouum - recentItc c m - UIJI .ju r |iiuuicin tviin n tcu ity at the Cape Canaveral, F !a .,| C0{ne that me the m ajor problem connected Supper wifi be served at 8:M n, ' ly named manager o f the Commit- with the cone i* to prevent it from missUt test range. ita'rily in a very short time. New Atlas Readied Pi-, said Bales, and th* east ta j lion's expanded aviation depart- burning up when it reenters the’ FYr Information On Th# subcommittee, which con­ rip n rr.A T rn M mem bers will be a toy or *1. " T o y s ;ment.believes that a number of earth’s atmosphere. T echnicians began readying an­ cluded its second round of public money will rt» towerd the u n -1Florida towns have grown so rap- | "E xcept for a full seal*. aH-lhe other Atlas 5.000-mlE# Intercom!- hearings Tuesday night, will re­ n r. f a sri vile fed childrens' Christmas idly In recent y e a n that a lr U * way l e s t - hlch Is proof o f the acntal ballistic missile ICBM lol- sume Jan. 8 with at least another or nfter 6 :3 0 n m . party m D ec. 2 ^ " he said. | (Coaliaaed *a Fas# 5) 1pudding—w* a r e f u l l y con fid eot; lowing Tuesday's successful At- week of hearings scheduled* r iL F A 20971 Elk's Club Will nave Spaghetti Supper Tomorrow TO accept* tha American missile* offer. The Initiative fo r such n conference has com e from tho Kremlin, especially follow ing Ru*. sia’ a successful Sputnik launch­ correspondent ing*. N A T O Allies Accept U. S. Nuclear Stockpile, Missile Base Offer bowman from Orla 1 ta. I napping, armed robbery, and, b® b » nd « * * hi* Punch and escap e." Securely handenffed handcuffed, .Ihe Jv^ K Sccurelv h e .Invesll.......... gator and Volusia County Sheriff . . . |h , . . loaded Ihe escaped prisoner In a Santa will present gift* of esn- patrol car to ho returned to Dedy and soft drinks Horn the Pepsi­ Land. Cola wagnn and fee rrcam will be Captain Jack Hickson said "when Week* was stopped he had distributed by the Lions. The club's sound equipped trail n pistol lying in his lap and the er will be on the ground with rr I shotgun right beside him. He was cording! of Christmas music ifhich * dangerous m an." A ls o 'a t the scene was Jimmy will ba played during the affair. Singletary, deputy sheriff, with a riot gun. Local law enforcement author!’<HQ "Ddk-i tics said that Weeks’ record goee hack to years when he was 14 U 4tm *4 years old. 5 would be expected to agree to a "su m m it" conference even if NA­ United Press Leased Wire A M-ysar-otd Volusia County pri­ soner. who escaped this morning from the Del.and Road Camp, was taken into custody this morning as hr came into Sanford on 17-92. Willie Weeks, who, according to Seminote and Volusia County auth­ orities has a long record behind him, escaped about S o'clock this morning at the road camp when prisoners were loaded Into a " c a g e ’’ for tranaportatlon to work assignments. A 24-YKAR OLD ESCAPED CONVICT from Voluala County * » captured thl* morning lew than two hours following hie fantastic break from th* He Land Road Camp and the armed robbery of a passing enr'a occupantn. Willie. Weeks (renter) w m stopped by Whitman Bassow reported from Moscow today tha Soviet leader* > Convict Taken Lawmen Here Today "T h e mounting voluma of Christ- r» Ib r a lZ * Partly cloudy today through Thurs­ day; lew tonight SI te M. VOI+ XL1X An "todlreef* reply w a i ex­ pected lo bo written to Soviet While the defense expert* met Prem ier Nikolai Bulganin's rush of today four o f the NATO foreign letters to NATO members just be­ ministers were rork in g on a com ­ fore the summit conferences start­ munique expected t< turn up the ed. The West will stand by Its lat­ NATO mlaiUe position and the est disarm* ment proposals and ink tree, gn-united Gergrowing drive for som e sort of lis te n ' afternoon ‘ 'sum m it" meeting. The girls srere enroute to St. __________ ______ _____ _____ Petersburg In the sch______ oofi innuai "in-gathering In which . - field - ■ - day" they were to collect Binds for charitable purposes. Several other carloads of girl* from the achool also left for this area. Additional Local News On Page 3 The agreement ca m e as tfle NATO conference, ■ p-u-r r e d hy Am erica's Atlas missile success, headed Into Ihe final atago of its four-day Pari* meeting. Alao high en the program wah Ih# pooling of allied scientific knowledge and knowhow under .a "scien ce c m " who will help e o . ordinate NATO scientific and tech­ nological advances to meet th* challenge of the latest Soviet ad­ vances, Tha thunderous roa r o f the first successful U. S. Intercontinental ballistic* missile put new back­ bone Into tha ailing atllanco- and strengthened th* W est for a pos­ sible big four meeting with Russia in 1958. E ipected D elay The United Ststes had expected some delay ln reaching a missile agreem ent But som e European diplomats here believe the Atlaa launching radically changed the whole missile p i c t u r e within NATO. Scraamlng headlines in the Pari* newspaperi told of tho Atlas, ktost Paris newspapers said It had r e ­ stored flagging Am erican pres­ tige. Figaro reminded Its reader* of tho "fantastic com plexity" o f an ICBM and suggested the Rus­ sians, before sending tw o satellites aloft, "h a d to sow the Asiatic steppei with a lot o f scrap iron." Land Co. O fficial Seeks Tentative O K O f Plat From Board F ran k F aiu la , G en era l M anager ‘ he North Orlando Land Co. 1, , k , d ‘ ba Board of Seminole Counly Commissioner* for tentetive ap­ proval o f a plat for a 3W acre. 125(1 lot subdivision at Mobley’ a Corner on Highway 17-92. Fasula said yesterday that Hi* company expecta to craate a com ­ plete township In the area which will Include more than 5,000 lots, 1 shopping center, five business sites and a school site. "T h e township will extend to the south end of the Seminole Park R acew ay," said the land com ­ pany's general manager. "W e expect to start clearing and trading of roads as soon as pos­ s ib le ,' Faiula said yesterday at tha county commission meeting. Jaycees Selling Christmas Trees The Jaycees are on the job from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. selling Christ­ mas Trees to raise funds for their new Jaycee Information Booth. On the site where th* new booth win b« constructed, members of 'b e / " j Cnamofr or comnicrct ni\e 'Usplaycd Canadian balsams mea’"■*"< from throe feet high up. M. L. Raborn Jr . president of ‘ h« >ou" * businessmen's or'-rwrilxwtion, said this morning that "a il of the Jaycees ir e on duty at one time nr another" on French Ave. at the northeast corner of Fifth St. "O ur dh riitm ai T rees," said Rahorn. "a re guirenteed fresh." The Christmas Tree project has been going on for some time with Jaycees id lin g the trees prior to arrival. Funds from th* sal* of the trees will go toward eoniUuctln| th* new Jaycee Tourist Inform ation Booth w hich win t>« loca ted at a pproxim ately the ta m o ■lta w here the C hristm as T rees are displayed. "W e hop# to get our new building under construction by the first of the y ea r." said Rabo'rn, at he i...t .itu *.. ..i—t tk.t« urged local citizens to select their Christmas Tre* as soon aa poss­ ible. "T h ose who have purchased credit c ir d s ," said the Jaycee President, "a re urged to bring their eanis by and select a Christ­ m as Trca for their home or busi­ n ess." "O n e good thing about our prop eri” , Raborn said this morning, "la that profits from the Christ­ mas Treo s ilt will be churned right back into loca l investment and tha construction of our mo­ dern new Jayce* Tourist Informa­ tion B ooth." � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 1957; <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/e596c08e2a3ca5c65c19670efbc4baf6.pdf 3f10c7e18302cc04ae0adb812ff0cd8c PDF Text Text ,9 m - • 'Zy.iy ; "T - *•■ ' ------- V.-Cr M •« ■ Axgut to W n a* OWn toel m*— factoring Urn. h**gM • heme at Gallo*, Okie, and act *p a fond for Ms children. BW YORK W -W U t ye* d* if yo* W enas an* « f 1 TV-mated America* folk hi m* as quia i t e r Mg ■ Ohm Prate, T h e m BuMvaa, HI; Virginia B o w M c M * ’49; Virginia Ooodhtw Hau, '41; Patricia Airman Miller, 'l l ; Dolores Bmbach Chase, 'l l ; Mar* larat Huntlay Main, ’M; Barbara Dougall Ward, W ; Charri Walkar Comb*, *M; BoUr Baitsad Ballet*, 'M, and Gertrud* Trudy* Wood, th# HMTouraamant of Roaa* QuaeaffaMraationel# r5 8 Year O f Decision For Cotton Industry gjf %* a By VRRN0M BOOTY V M M Erase HcUyweed Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) Gary Cooper, whora starred with three gmeratlona of great laadlng la­ dles, ta co-starred in a new movla vrith a glamour girl who ean't act bar way out of a soap opera, ac­ cording to crillct. The newcomer la Susy Parker, Mbs sultry beauty who drew criti­ cal brickbats In her flrat picture, "Kiss Them For Me." The re­ views of Suzy’a emoting were so mere there were no barb* left for Jayne Mansfield*! acting In the picture. Suzy shifted to TV vrith a "Play­ house 90" performance hi "The Death of Manolate." Her video gambit stirred ap more abas* thin ever. Instead of dropping from light er beading for the actor's studio, ■ La Monroe, Susy has landed a top role opposite Cooper. And 01’ Coop Hkea tha Inea. "I usually choose my leading ladle*,' he arid In hla clipped, non-committal way. "There's a east approval etauaa to my con­ tract. And thli Isn’t tha first lima I’ ve worked with a girl starting out In tha movie buslnasi. "Susy la a beautiful, warm girl with a nice personality. She has the desire to become a star and ah* might but be grsat." Helped Obis To Rtardoei Cooper started Marlene Die­ trich, Sylvie Sidney, Grace Kelly, Joan Leslie and Patricia Neal on tha road to stardom when the gtrie were tearing their orihdoid wlnge. In hit awn quiet way the ipfndie-shanked actor has managed to atug oif tha beat of Hollywood's leading ladies down through the years, whleh puts him In a class by himself when k comes to eeeeen lovers. You can aeparata Ms eo-atara Into three separate eras, starting wttb tha neweet mop of beauties. Audrey Hepburn, Ruth Roman, Grace Kelly, Elisabeth Montgom­ ery and Lorain* Day ellmbad the stardom ladder playing opposite Bat Crop Tear Bad weather this year dealt cot­ ton a body blow that was felt all the way from tha farm to Its nerve canter—the cotton exchangee. Heavy spring rains delayed planting. Excessive r a i n f a l l throughout tha growing season kept cotton planta "scrawny" and full of foliage. Than cam* an early frost, which pope open unmatured bolls. Sisa of tha crop was drastically reduced, but probably more Im­ portant, cotton grades were low­ ered. Tha final official estimate of 1MT cotton production placed xtha crop at 11,010,000 baits — down 1,300,000 bales from 1H6. Tha yield per acre was only MO pounds aa compared with 400. Cotton merchant Caffey Robert­ son summed It up when he waved toward his sample room and said: "All low grade stuff. Govern­ ment warehouses are bulging with low-grade cotton, and we get an­ other eropful of the same." Added to Surplus Because the market elready was glutted with low-grade cotton, buyer Berry Brooka said moat of this year's crop will go Into gov­ ernment loan. That will add to the waltfity cotton surplus that is de­ pressing tha Industry. Last year, farmers received up to 35 cents a pound for some of thefr cotton. Thla year, the prlro has ranged down to to cents a pound. Since cotton la the only sourca of cash Income for many farmers, some will have to borrow to see them through the winter. Then they win go further Into debt to buy seed, fertiliser and Insectleldea In the spring. C. C. Smith, head of eotton op­ erations for the National Bank nr Commerce here, said established landowners who "hava roots In News O f Men Now York IS ,006 OB "Qnaetten," financed hfo daughter's wedding tad • family visit to Holy. • He returned'to a 910,000-a-yetr job ae "goodwill embassador" for a manufacturer of heels. Gins em­ ploys another shoemaker to run hla shop and atm Uvea In the mo­ dest apartment ho Rated before an thla happened. •The biggest TV moneny to date, 11-year-old Robert Strom, had Ms 1224,000 placed In a trust fund that ahould take care of Ma future needs. Jockey Billy Fearion, whose knowledge of art won him a total of 396,000, spent some of the loot on valoabM works'of art and a yacht. Ha plans * ■round-the-world trip aboard the yacht. In Service A former local man, Private George F. Evans Jr. aga n whose mother, Mrs. Maria G. Dixon realdes at 1M North Broadway, Nyack, N, Y. ha a recently been asalg"*d to tha Third Infantry Dirt­ s' rt Bennlng, Ca„ whera he w ergo military training and acc ..uny the "Marins" Division to Germany next Spring. Tbs Penlomle Mania Division, a new type of Army Combat Force designed to fight and survive on tha atomic battlefield, will as­ sume North Atlantic Treaty Or­ ganisation defense responsibilities in tha American zone of Germany. The Marne Division, which earn­ ed Its unique Identification ns the "Rock of the Marne" during World War I, la on* of the most senior and moat decorated Divisions In tha United States Army. Soma of its majoc units trace their mili­ tary histories to the War of 1912. A former local man, Private Ed­ die Bril Jr. age 23 whose parents, Mr. k Mri. Eddie Bell Sr. reside at BOS Locust Ave., Sanford, baa recently been assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Bennlng, Ga., whera he will undergo mili­ tary training and accompany the "Marne" Division to Germany next Spring. The Pantomlc Marne Division, a new type of Army Combat Force designed to fight and survive oo the atomle battlefield, will assume North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ tion defense reiponslbllitlea In the American ions of Germany. The Mara* Division, which earned its unique ldknliflcation aa tha "Rock of the Marne" during World War 1, la on* of the moat senior and most decorated Divi­ sions In tha United State* Army, Some of Ita major units trace their military histories to the War 1612. Tom-toma accompany the tarot singing of Philippine students at Christian schools, SOCIETY NAHEB TRUSTEE T H r iT lt o W m S lI k l HEW YORK M - h makes i due* to see what Gene Met does with * gtafa best Mead, 1 toad*. They’re supposed to be predoas stones, hat Gets d ra p them cas­ ually through mod puddle*, too** thom Into snow, evan "bakes" (hem la * pot-bellied stove. tt'a past *f Ma job as the d play mu raeponaibie for ad the local and ririttag gawkers quei inf In front of Tiffany’ s u Fifth Avenue these days. UevriU Christmas Display* This weak. Moore unveiled hla Christmas window displays tad had quite an audience In spite of tha rata and anhway atrika. May­ be the MOO,000 Tiffany diamond, a rare canary typo, helped. Moore suspended it ta one window, with • backdrop of ■ Venetian str scene. Ho said ho was Inspired by a visit to Venice last summer. But to give * Yulctlde touch, he re­ placed the uaual pigeons with snow and sprinkled it with lesser dia­ monds. "HindiInf that 1800,000 atone al­ ways scare* mo,*’ said the young display man, whose unorthodox settings for jewelry have made Mm Use talk of,the town. "And emeralds.. .I’m atways afraid I’ll drop on* and It'D shatter. "I suppose, three a n foan would havt."^ ^ WASHINGTON <UP>- The Na tlonal Geographic Society has named Laurence 8. Rockefeller, * leading conservationist, to its 94member board of trustees. Rocke­ feller, president of Rocks feller Brother*, Inc., 1* the IT-year-old ■on of John D. Rockefeller Jr., who was responsible for the res­ toration of colonial Williamsburg, Ve. He will serve on the Society’s M oon, a native of Alabama hoard for life. studied at Chicago’* Academy of Flno Arte and started ta Ufe aa a portrait painter. He said hunger drove Mm to the display field, first for a chain of shoe storaa, then to specialty shops, and now to the Jewelry aton. In two years at Tiffany’ s, 1 has had diamond* "floating" on running stream using a fish tank motor to agitate tha water and Invisible plaatle disc* to hold the diamonds on tha surface; ruble* pouring forth, Ilka blaata of heat, from pot-brilled stoves, and ptari bracelets casualty draped across a miniature highway lined with tele­ phone pole*. a S t - * * " “ " “ M $ 6 0 0 14 Mm M t ■m o t . r.i-gg M Th I nw.* H im IMM am 1 7J9 IIM ON HI1JI HIM I12J9 MM WJI M M C o* le te r th e ta m e d ay I V o u a a le e t y o u r o w n rep a y m en t p la n t FAMILY MNANCI SIRVICI, INC. 125 South Path Avenue*Telephone: FAirfas 2-4411 EA S Y TO F IN D -H A N D Y -C O M P LE T E . H tfA W M FOR CHRISTMAS—One of the burieet Ola In Kora* la ' pfo. Roger >. Beebe, Wayne, Mich. He la one of savant soldier postal clerks sorting Christmas packages at an APO in the Find Cavalry Division, near the 33th Parallel In Kona. This la the only . U. ■. Army group on front llna duty snywhen ta the world. At bottom, soldiers trim an outdoor Chrtatma* tree hi treed of theta queneet hut They a n (L to r.)l Plea. Stanley D. Ptkaart, Grand Rapid*. Mkh„ John R. Enlow, Florence, Arte, end Vincent B. Casey, of Marion, Indfauxa. Xoundohoto*) hr ClfH hr Hu ~7 Gift I t«mi—Novtitle* Revlon - Thao Bander Cosmetic* Permanent Wave Special* HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 105 S. Oak FA 2-3742 Imported Italian Leather Handbags 13.50 TOUCHTON DRUO CO. rA 2-2452 Whitlnr and Davia Glamours OROMESH BAGS Assorted Style* 35.05 to 114.95 LINGERIE Lac* trimmed or Tailored Gowns, shortle Pajamas, Robes 8Ifps, Half-Slips, Panties HOLLYWOOD SHOP & Give Mam a Sweater by Sohlaripelli MARY-KSTHER'S "Featuring Fashions Juit for Yo*1 LP*e 200 X . 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W t e w r i k A n V - S Q — T O *— a iw M i- m oney Iowa was named after a Sioux tribe whose name meant "one who puts to sleep.” SANFORD FURNITURE CO, 300 Bait P int St. Shadow Roam—Cadar Chest* Lamp*— Planter* Sofa Pillawa Sanford Electric Co. UP n oon fo r you r ef Sanford their community" shouldn't have "too much difficulty" getting mo­ ney. "Hut the renting man might have difficulty getting financed," Smith said. ffiube&m P h o n e b a fo r# •pain eeded Florida to tha Uni­ ted States Fab. 28. 1*1*. Cooper In the pest tow years. Go back 10 years and Cooper's leading ladle* were Ingrid Berg­ man, Joan Leslie, Susan Hayward, Lauren Bacall and Teresa Wright. Now go back to the 1930a and you'll And the tall Montanan was ■tarring with Carols Lombard, Paulette oCddard. Barbara Stan­ wyck, Marl* Oberon, L o r e t t a Young, Joan Crawford and An* Harding. Vo* aan go back farther, bet 0T Coop just aa aooo yoe wouldn't. Me Bo* Office Deeta Ha’ s mad* 90 picture* h Me career and seldom has cm been a boxofflee dud. Gary aays mock of his success has been das to Ma choice of glamoer girls. "I think Tv* shoe** some mighty glad on**," he save. T h e treateat actress I ever worked vtth wee Helen Hayes. Tbs oaky two I regret aever Wring ap­ peared with are Owls Beebo and o a **5 *11 alga cotton for mar* than a qnartar of a century. Cotton laadara bailer* IMS nay reverse tha trend. They pin their i on Indications of Increased try-wide support of !i|ls!aUon to m a m p cotton controls. But until money from tha IMS crop begins to roll In, the cotton Industry, snd especially tha far­ mer, faces a tight financial Colored News If tha past l« am you'd apm the 1st wisely er as* at all. Up-dsting the doings *f the brainy benkbnstara, we And that Charles Van Doran, who left Twenty One” with 9139,000, new has ■ wife, ■ met* sumptuous apartment In Manhattan, t 350,OOB-a-yetr contract with NBC ■■ consultant on educational pro­ gramming, and la writing a book. He still teaches literature at Co­ lumbia, where Me salary was rais­ ed $100 to 94,300. Petkema* L Ike first winner on "9B4.000 Question," New York patrolman Redmond O'Hanlon, ’ • Shake­ spearean expert, used pert of hts 39,000 to enlarge hla home and buy a station wagon. Ho retires from the force I* eight years and then plans lo become a college pro­ fessor. Since winning In Jane, IMS, O’Hanlon has In hla spare tlm* delivered lecture* and written a nek on The Bard. Showgirl Barbara Hall, another Shakespearean authority, banked fcar 944,000 winning*. She la now rehearsing for her flrat part t* a "legit" Broadway production. Marino Capt Richard McCuteh*n, a cooking expert and the first top winner on "954,000 Question," resigned from the Marines last View Trucks A djoin ing City PoHring t M Benton end Prince** Gardner Bilifokto, Cteaaqtoa Lighten, and Gl POl FELL'S OF SUPPLY Olftl flf HlWI C Sunbeam Appliances Reg. 318.50 Food Mixer 338.00 Reg. 319 50 Elect Frypan 14.93 Reg. 329.03 Elec. Percutater 324.93, MATHER < ATHER OF SANFORD SANFORt WesUnzhout* Portable TV Now 390.00 With Trade In Baggerly Appliance Center 115 8. Magnolia FA 2-.167t ISf Sift* hr Hie T RECORDS 45’* Children’s Records WINN TV 320 B. First . FA 2-2994 SANFORD FURNITURE CO 300 East First St. Living Room Suites—Mirror* Bedroom Suites— Bookcases Throw Rug*—Cedar Kobe* Snack Set* Compote* Candy Dishea Keltgloue Figurines Monroe Comer Craft and Gift Shop — Out West hint Rl-Fidelity Phonographs •109 95 to $580.00 WINN TV 330 E. 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Flrat FA 2-2M4 �West Still Holds 'Margin Elsenhower's address ad the apcech aimed at fafaslng (he all- ernistic. box-llte ChaDlot Palace ter the meeting s( ft* ehWs >"* * lu» » » atrength and NATO headquarters Just aeroat the Seine from the Eiffet Tower. allUnee who m r n | tn<flc, tcd He ipoke at the only one of the iva gathered hera to aeek an n u th c * " ', optnlnf itatfment IS heada of government present l a w to recent Soviet adestifle j,,g t(,« three-day 15-na- who le alto chief of state. id diplomatic successes. Hon meeting ln toT a g r.em .n tV n Elsenhower went through a fun Ha met Brat with Brttlah Prime the future netting up af V. I. Sunday ichedule, appearing fit de­ Inlater Harold MaemUIaB to mliilte baaea to Weatern Europe— spite hie long drive through the lign Anglo-American potlelea and ■the her lieue lacing the confer- Paris street In eotd weather on ten need the full weight of hit enee. hit arrival Saturday. The Presi­ nmense personal prestige in a Eisenhower spoke In the mod­ dent: m OfPower Ike Tells NATO C —Got up at t a. m. and break- liba fasted with Own. Laurie Nomad. *f« SHAPE commander, at the U. S. fly* Embassy residence. not —Attended special services at "U the American Cathedral and aat we through the 73-minute service In Nt apparent excellent spirits. Ironl- Ru cally, the processional hymn was s 19th Century Kuailan tune. an —Sent a cable to Indian prime Pit Minister Jawaharlai Nehru statiw Ho W eather Shop and Save In Sanford AS INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1957 Established 1909 United Press Leased Wire Downtown Drug Store Gutted By Flames Today had access to the flaming room." One fireman remarked "This would have been a flaming Inferno had wt not arrvied at the scene when we did." One of the new pumpers and the aerial truck responded to the alarm, "The stockroom was com­ pletely Involved when we arrived," said Chief Cleveland aa ha survey­ ed the damage and inspected poss­ ible locations where sparks could have remained. All of the Rrumley-Puleston Building was filled with thick smoke. The amoke was so thick firemen were forced to fight the fire wearing gas miaks. The front of Roumillat and An­ derson's Drug Store was not touch­ ed by the flames but smoke poss­ ibly caused some damage to the prescription department and parts of the front of the store building. Smoke blltowed from office win­ Walter Burkemo, the greatest day read: $-3-4-4 2-5 2-4 4-33 3-4-4- age and ihowi great promise as dows of the building as Windows a golfing great. He was followed were opened to rid the building of match play golfer to tho srorld, 4-4-3-2-4-4—33—65. amoke. by Bob Bennlng, AU Service This was probably the hottest maintained kit laid for the second R. N. Blackwelder, manager of day with a great live under par, finish seen here In the past three Champ, from Camp LeJuana with Penney's next door to Roumillat a 297. Rob is a first Lieutcntnt In •5, to edge out Jay Hebert and years. Although Walt played wan, and Anderson, ssld that there was the U. S. Marines. no damage to his building at all. Porky Oliver for top money of 32,- derful golf yesterday, the finest This is the type tiolsh that makes Some amoke seeped Into the stock­ 000. In the third Annual May(air round to be witnessed was on part a golf tournament so successful. room portion of Penney’s but not ton Open. HU total was a very of Pofky OUvar. Oliver, who wa\ Repressive MO far the 72 fc61e event pro bare to Sanford last fear, fin­ These three battled It right down In such quantities ghat- would —eleven under par. Burkemo, who ished the front nine with a staling to the wire and the gallery was cause damage. tan defeat anyone in match play, 31—5 under par. He picked up an­ In doubt u to who would win until A new office, that was to have and has, won his first medal play other birdie on the back aide and th; last stroke of the club. Frank been occupied by Stenstrom Real­ Horace tournament since winning the 1950 came roaring in with a terrific 64. Mebane, ty Co., was damaged by water. Stonebam, Mario Carfagno, and all National POA tourney. Walt stated Not to be outdone, Jay Hebert, Uie staff at the Mayfair are to be The celling and walla of the new this hie putter was the club that playing pro from Sanford, played realty office, originally scheduled congratulated making this was responsible for this very fin* a "red hot" round of 66 lo tie Por­ to be opened tomorrow were dam­ Victory. Ills card for the final ky for second with a 270. Both third event the biggest aril best aged by watrr only. yet. Not to be upiet hy bitter cnld Bergstrom Photo Studio, Just these boys would not give an inch that hampered things the first two until the last putt had dropped. days, they went all out and made over the stock room of the drug Jay needed only to drop a four this very wonderful right down store, bad film, paper and chemi­ cals damaged from hrat and other footer on eighteen to tie Walt but to the last match. it rimmed the cup to cinch It for Others to be congratulated are equipment damaged from smoke. Burkemo. Jay and Porky are two the Womens Chief Cleveland said this morn­ Association. of the favorites here and the Urge headed hy Jeannlr Foulk, and Joe ing that the fire was brought tinder An automobile, driven by a 17- gallery saw many great g»li shots. Baker and his Msrshsll farce for control In less than 20 minutes and yelr-old Negro youth, crashed Into Both picked up 11350 00 for second the fine job they did. Jeannie head­ clean-up work began when smoke ■ telephone polo on Grspeville place. ed up the ticket committee and wss cleared from the building. Ave. this morning shortly after 7 Gary Cowan, 1955 Canadian ama­ Joe look the great task of heading teur champ, fired a 295 to take the up the "police force" for the third •'clorir. Clarence Corley, 17, son of Ed­ amateur honors. Gary, who hails time in as many years. f o r Information On ward Corley was driving his from Montreal, la only 19 years of The money winners in yester­ tother’ s ear aouth on Grapeville day's tournament wera: CIRCULATION Ave. when he lost control of the 269. Rurkemo, $2000. car as he apparently attempted to PII. FA 2-2G11 770, Hebert, *1550; Oliver, $U50 turn Into a road leading to Bonga274, Raiding, SOSO; Doering, $950 or after 6:30 p.m. low City Just off Grapeville. 275, Wininger, $725; Lems, $733; A brother. Willie Corley, was a An Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Flnsterwsld. $723: M. Furgol; $725. PH. F A 2-0973 passenger to the ear and received Charlie E. Beasley of Oviedo, died 776. Mosel, $600. an abrasion of the forehead and ■ at Seminole Memorial Hospital 777, Vossler, $325; W. Inman, J r , cut lip aa he was thrown forward Sunday ;tornlng. $323. In the automobile from the IraSurvivors are his parents; two 278, Ford, 1314.29; Boynton, The front end of the lir w n a slat rs, Harhara Ann and Virginia $3H 29; Wall. $314 23; Conrad total loss. Carol Beasley and a brother, $314 21; Toski, $31123 Ragan • Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans, at Charlie E. Beasley Jr. $314 26; Haas. $314 28: the scene, said that Clarence Cor­ Funeral aervieea will be held at Bayer, $193; Herbert, $195. ley will be charged with operating 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at ISO, B. Inman, $173; Palmrr, a car without a driver’s license St. Luke's Lutheran Church In $173. Slavia with the Rev. Stephen M. 261, Rosburg, $110. Tuhy officiating. 282, Diets, 1130; Ellin. $130; Wea­ Interment will be to Slavia ver, $130; Myers, $130; Lyons, Cemetery. $130. Gramkow Funeral nomt fa to 183, Goalby, $20; Krak, $20; Har­ eharge. ney, $20; Bone. $20; E. Fiirjjnl, $20 WA Bra gutted the stockman and kitchen of Roumillat and Anderson Drug 8tom this morning shortly before I o'clock. Extant of damage bad net been determined, at a lata hour this morning, but smoka damage throughout tho three-itory Brumley-Putaston building will Se ex­ tensive. The fir* started, according to Francis Roumillat, when • pin of grease on the restaurant's cook itova caught fire and spread flames Into the itove'a hood where an accumulation of grease was Ignited. Spreading flames through the exhaust pipe caught wood frame and walla. Fire apread quickly through the stockroom and onto the balcony of the atock room. Fire Chief Mick N. Cleveland Sr. said that had the Ore been reported five minutes later "the entire building would have been In­ volved." "It was easy to get to the Are," said Chief Cleveland, "because the store was open and firemen JUST BEFORE Till: DEDICATION ceremony of the Sanford Bute Farmer*1 Market arO: (left t(f ri«hi> •'..inmloftinnrr nf Aerirulluro Nathan Mayo, Senator DoogUa Htenatrem, Director af Stato Mar* bets L. II. LeOtis, and Sanford Slat# Farmers Mar kit Manager Leo Bataer. (Photo by Bargatron) H ebert, O liver O ut Over 500 Attend Market Hits ’Phone Pole Infant Boy Dies Yesterday. Morning Additional Local News R. Hite Is Top NAS Bombardier Dedication Poetm aster Joel 8. Field romtnda everybody today that service win­ The Sanford State Farmers’ Mar­ fair Inn and at the program held dows at the Post Office will be open from I a. m. until 6 p. m.. ket was officially opened and de­ at the market Itself. Mayo called attention to the fact Ineluding Wednesdays and Satur­ dicated Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock with more than 500 local that he first drdecaUd.be market days, Intake car* of th* growing dtirrns attending the ceremony. In 1014 as a "guinea pig" toward flood of outgoing Christmas canto Dignitaries from Sanford, the establishing a sisle market ays- and gifts. Sanford area, snd from Talla­ He says It looks aa though this hassee attended the official open­ tern. Christmas nison trill break all "I want to estend the regreta of ing. Agriculture Commissioner Na­ the Governor snd other members previous records and asks That than Maya, dedicated the huge of the Cabinet who were unsblc to everyone help esse the pressure market for the second time as he attend," Mayo said, by going to the Post Office before spoke at both a luncheon preceding "I felt it was my duty and an 10 a. m. or between 1:30 p. m. and the ceremonies, held st the May- honor lo dedlralc the same market 3:30 p. m. to mall Christmas cards twice," he said. "It cost s lot of monry but It may have been a and packages. Put flrst-ctaas post­ age on all Chrlstmia cards, along blessing in disguise." Mayo said that the markets have with the return address. To speed done more for the farmer than their delivery, secure free labeU anything rise that could have been from the Post Office Indicating done for them. He admitted that "all for local delivery" and "all the Sanford Market Is the best one "in the state." It handles ■ for out-of-town delivery" then 1greater variety of vegetables, pro­ sort and tie cards In two separate duce and fruit than any of the bundles with tha addresses all feeing one way. , others In the state, he slid. Address all packages anJ cards L. II. I^wls. Director of the State Market System told the accurately and dearly, Include luncheon group that "markets do postal zone numbers, and be sure the stamps are firmly attached. have n tremendous influence. "Wo consider we have an out- Mall all packages and cards (or sUtaning building," said Lewii, end distant sUles Immediately, snd speaking of tho future he com­ three (or local delivery should be mented "we'll gel thero faster and mal.ed st leas- a week befora hotter cooperatively toward a com­ Christmas. mon goal." Senator Douglas Stenstrom tnld the luncheon group "This is a red letter day so far as agriculture Is concerned In our rcunty. "We have something that will be a milestone In Seminole County," CASSELBERRY — The Very be said. And turning to the officials from the Slate Department of Reverend Osborne It. Littleford, Agriculture he said "We're deeply Dean of St Lukes Cathedral of Or* indebted to you for whet you have Undo, will be the Lion's Club t i t flfv tU tm A i speaker Thursday night. done." Dean Littleford hat spoken at WIIAT po; 4l«r carol wax Representative Mack N. Cleve­ several of tha club’s annlveriary written by th« compoaer of a land Jr. served as Master of Cere­ celrbrallons, ladles night parties famous weddt..* march? monies at the luncheon. Attended and regular mee'ings. by several officials from the San­ This year marks the third con­ ford Naval Atr Stillon, Represent­ secutive time far Dean Llt'lefoH ative Cleveland In Introducing to be the club's speaker at i's pro them said "We are happy'to share Chrlsmat meeting. On each proour significant accomplishments I vintis occasion the Dean accepted ‘ with our friends of the Navy.” program chairmsn Joe Wnmer's Dean Littleford To Be Lions Club Speaker Thursday Friends Help Local Fire Victim s Funeral Services 4For Infant Today Infant hnr Edward Mihlel Hock■y, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rockey of Jacksonville, died Sun­ day at St. Vincent’ s Hospital. Survivors other than his par­ ents are a brother, David Stanley (Pat) Jr., and sister. Debra Lynn. Burial waa this afternoon in Lakevlew Cemetery with Dr. Rut­ land officiating. Rrlstoo Funeral was to thugs. Post Office Offers Hints On Mailing Cards, Packages By J. Marion Harman Ir, A friend In need is a friend In­ deed! How many times have you heard that adage? Perhaps many times folks around Sanford have had an opportunity to hear it. and on Thursday night of last week the adage waa again proven true. Jimmy and Julia Davis, a Negro couple who lived on Southwest Road , owned their frame dwelling. It wsi well furnished and many modern conveniences were Install­ ed to take care of their needs am! the needs of four children, includ­ ing a seven month old baby. However, tragedy* struck and their home waa destroyed by fire while Julia was downtown to pick up her husband from his work at TOP ROMHAKDIER AT NAS fur November Ha mud llite, Avlallun Ordinance-nan First Claes. Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Aajuuuoccatcat W tbs acutes waa mads by LCD C. V. 9 itloA. (Official 0 . 8. Navy pjwtoj i The children were in the house, Invitation * year In advance It Is expected that the rlib will a*k Welroer to request a re'uro cn|gagement of the Dean again next i year. There waa elathlng for Jimmy. att four of them, wh*n s kerosene stove exploded. Throe of the child­ Ilothing for Julia, and possibly clothing far the youngstrrs, too. ren gut out of the burninj Inferno The living room, two bedrooms, Hut the baby, lying on a couch furl oil, drugs, and other things w*x uu-.ned to dea'h were thero for the couple's use. Willie F. Hunt, of Hunt LincolnThat 'S when folks “ pitched in' lo help ti-ismy Davis -in'! his wife Mercury, and employer of Jimmy Julta as evil as the thro; child­ Davis, said "It was wonderful the ren way people responded when some­ By Friday night, the Negro one really needed help," Tragedy is a terrible thing and couple were located in a rental home, onr( month’s rent paid, no one knows when, where or how furniture, bedding, groceries. and It will strike. Rut the reassuring other necessities furnished them. thing is that here in Sanford folk* Th-- employes of Ilua; Lincoln think about one another sharing .Mercury all pitched in to help out. with neighbors, wherevy they are, Echols Bedding Company assisted, 1in thrir moments of happiness and as did the Furniture Center, and i in the time of nerd. It might be wall to keep that Lodge Grocery. Thrifty Service Station helped out, too. And tlie adage in front of us. (or In many Salvation Army furnished the one ways It has been revealed that month’s rent, bed clothing, tud “ A friend In need la a friend inidacdl" lift tot iood. | Oviedo Lodge Elects Officers New officers of the Oviedo Lodge 213 were elected recently. Robert A Cameron IV was nam­ ed Worshipful Master of the Lodge with other fleetest officers Douglas H. Jackson. Sr. Warden; Roy W. Alford, Jr, Warden; Floyd Land, secretary and Charles West J r, treasurer. Appointive officers are John Thomas, chaplain; Jamea Panin Sr. deacon; Roswell Noegel, Jr. deacon; Harry Thomas, Sr. ste­ ward; Thomas HeCtlln, marshall; and Wevln Malcolm, tiler. Installation will be held at tho Oviedo Memorial Building on Jan. �.p « a fm ra u a t eiw ey epcraflaae durtog as aatrgtncy period." lo in a r a t ln " ho told the group o f slate and federal pffitfaU gath* •red hers for a progress report m a proeedaro to hut guarantee ■ m i n i ef Flaridlaati to ease of an atomic attack. Other speaker* Included Col. Gregory J. Freeman of Banseta. TALLAHASSEfe (to - Gov. I*. Boy CoUla* aaya that RuaaU'a .SOO** T * A Survival Plan Reveals Taxation gpntoik'wpd exiating international eompliektieea have made "orgent" the nedf far speedy development of a civil defense plan ef survival far Florida. Farit; Judge Thomas H. Good­ man. federal rtgfoaal civil defense administrator; and State Civil De­ fense'Director H. W. Taritlngton. Freeman, 'a retired army colo' "Sbetdd Dili nation rafter an Ml, proposed immediate creattfn enemy attack, no itato will eicipn of civil, dcfaei* planning and ops the impact of dlsaator and the camMaed efforts of all governmental agencies will be required fa Implement Florida'* operational plan far arrival," Cotttaa told a civil ItfenM conference here. He pointed to tbe "hair-trigger possibility1! that one small Irre■poiuible nation with a nuclear bomb could “ touch oil the end of civilisation by provoking an atomic tear no ono wanted.'! . "Any number of political com- trimmed to meet any increase lor tha huge g m flig era being gradually ra> pogrom* that are ahead o f ua In Navy, Army jHtotoil rend the oeomomjr advocates in Con* and Airforce appropriation* for tha Riost •• Wtm are eaotimilag to maintain that all aentlal protection to thla and friendly coun­ , , aineCeaaary Government spending must be tries. There la an Important "grans root*" level tomiipstiit -immedtotaly. KlghtfaXy—for the benefit of the citizana through which a campaign can be waged everywhere thla should bo done. It should to gat our government on a aound and x*» be done to avoid deficit apendlng and to pro vide ft sufficient aurpiua for essential tax aaduetion naaaaaary to etlmulate tha nation’s damn to-wey — essential to notional dafanae araatbe op p w a d -S u p f ua agraa. Bat, Ilk* the economy, advocates to Congress, wo beBeta that sufficient saving* can be nmda in o l 7 l billion budget to pay for any nocaaaary Inraeae In deftaae apendlng. | There o n military requirements that muat he met to put our notion on a pound basis '*■ * AefenacwlM- Theea muat ba met by lncrua* ad funds, funds into the millions o f dollars, * w S m the spending program* nreat be the miaaile crisis forces ua to apend more in one dlrectioa, we rauetfInd ways toi|p«d leas in other directions, tjiat we cen bo «ad*i to detroy f fiaealiy and economically atanda more timrly before ua than ever before. We muat not and shell not allow ourstlva* to be enslaved by our own extravagcnce.” The fact still remain*—and it la clearly shown V those who advocate economy— that non-eaMntial M » l «rp«ditum . r*. quire boh saaential Federal taxation. • There's A Need For Knowledge A top level placement firm eatlmetea that Mgg ^ tnt|{nn r executives in 196* wffl be twenty par cent lcae. It eeama that - fewer crnnliatlon men will be needed, i t though topleval executives are wanted. With automation spreading, It seems to be Inescapable that the total number employed ta manufacturing consumer goods will protably drop somewhat In the year* to coma, and that tha naed for those who perform aarflees will be greater. Increased foresight U now called for on all levels of American life, both personal and organizational. Not everyone can or ought to be an organization man, a potential business executiv*. If many of tha new generation will study science,'history, politics and the humanitiea, the country will gain. If we all realise that our minds and our feelings are important and need to be more developed, then the cUmmte of thl* country will be such •s to m*k* welcome an increased number who wil teach, think, writs and create. Mora educated end alejrt men and women Will be needed for thi hard days tjiat Amerlca and tha.fr** world foe* in th* Int*ro*Uon- A Practical The Sanford Herald r*kii>k«e Deilr m w i O n a te ii. Sefarur SttiMar. h h m SIi , lander c t H i t .u Monday December 16,1967 By LOUIS ITEtN United Prele Staff Correspondent BIO DE JANEIRO (U.M-Th* normal good humor of the Bra­ silian housewife la rapidly dis­ solving undsr the pressure of tha riling cost of living which la shrinking her husband's salary to little more then a subsistence wag*. The government statistical offie* announced last week that the coat of living was being held In line in a atatament which showed that while It rose 34 per cent in ISM the increase so far this year h u been only 3.T per cant. Bine* tha flrjt of the year tha price of meat h u risan from 43 enraeiros per kUogrem to over 100. During the same period po­ tatoes have risen from • t cruwire* to 14, b eau from 33 to 2S, butter from i t to J40. Other foodetuffs havo kept pice. (The cruMiio is worth ooa U.S. cent.) Free#* Items DUsppear Bsslo food Items which are frown often disappear from store Mialvea is merchant campaigns to force prU* Increases Tba sys­ tem w u successful recently when jhe government price com mission |aro la to meat product** who News Com m entary By CHARLES M. McCANN Premier Nikolai A. Bulganla Uattci Frcis Staff CCmcpwfaal m | a (tries of letter* to the leadJ fh « * ° r NAT0 including oa tha Interna nil balance ihmt. ^ U|lJ(td SlltM> Britain, France, tv- -uiiMb far tha North Atlaatie T r e a t y Organisation meeting brightened considerably last week. Heads of government of tbe 13 NATO countries art to meet In Paris Monday to try to strengthen their alliance against Communist ■lir e salon. Prospects for euccaas had been growing dimmer for weeks. Complicated and controversial political and military prebfam*. Including the establishment and control of missile bases in eootlacetal European countries, wars on the program for solution la a mere three day* of talks. Such developments as Soviet Russia'* success with Ua Sputniks and the abortive tost of the United States Vanguard satoUit* increas­ ed pessimism. Th# atmosphere a t a r t a d to brifhtan whan U was announced that Praildant Eisenhower would bo able to attend despite hi* alight stroke. Then tha leaders of the chief NATO countries decided to go to Faria well in advance of th* open­ ing of tho conforenc* to talk ovor soma of the tougher Uauea end try to reach agreement on them be­ fore formal negotiations started. Th* atmosphere changed from pessimism to guarded optimism. , . . . . ___ Dream H U M ,,* fa r a n th n r it* *o r ill. The Editor TBo Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Dear Sir: Raceotiy several news releases have appeared regarding tbe pro­ posed bridge across the St. Johns River, on* mils south of Lake Har­ ney, which originated from pro­ tests .of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce on the proposed clearance of this bridge as inadequate. For many, many yeara countleas organisations and individuate have worked and hoped for.the day the Sanford-TituivUle Clnal will become t reality. W* are confi­ dent that thla dream will aoon bocoma realized, and wo art there­ fore urging tho Corpa of Engtoeara and th* Stato Road Department to do nothing that would jeopard­ ise thla most vital project. Our protesla imply no criticism toward tha State Road Board membera. We have the utmost con­ fidence in theio gentlemen. With­ out question their accomplish­ ments have been outstanding, for true to their promlae, they have transparent ettempt to aibotage get hit In the faco with a tennis built roada where they are needed th* conference. ban In tho acenc." and Justified by traffic count, and not for political expediency. Wo are aapeeially grateful to Mr. William Dial, member of tha Fifth District, for through his effort* more miles of roads in Seminole County have been built In lour yaare than hava been conatnicted in thirty yesri. In complete co­ ttr tc n v t operation with our problom here NEW CASTLE, Ind. to — A for- f eJL,u,! ect wlth bld American Citizen has to say on hdnun a f­ fairs deserve* a respectful hearing. That Is especially true o f something he aald recently at an Interview b y tho w riter: *‘ I could have put the American Satellite into the air." This statement w u not something tossed ■round lightly fo r political effect. It was just the considered Judgement o f a research scientists, who, in published snd copyrighted books the true function of the atom— the right and left atom. And ho made tho state­ ment that "Unless we strive together for th* common good, we will face common dllaster." Only a dreamer talks o f "friendly com ­ petition" in a world darkened by hatred, distrust, fear and hostility. But perhaps only a dreamer— a practical dreamer such as Captain Chester Kennison-rcsn show us the central truth about man's future on this planet. eruietroi - par - month average wage of a Rln da Jentiro worker. Maay Held Two Jeba While unions clamor for raises and threaten strikes. Brasilian workers in the interim apend le u time et home. Ail city dwell­ er* who can mantgtr It hotd two Jobs, Soma have three. The large majority of government workers In Rio with a six-hour dsy also work la private clerical posi­ tions. Last Saturday night Flnanee Minister Jore Marla Alkmln went on the air to appeal to Brasilian* to cooperate with the government and help hold down inflation by curbing Christmas buying. Newspapers commented next day that Alkmln'a appeal camt too late, tine* most familiei are already committed up to two yaari from now for time pur­ chase* of home appliances. 18c KEROSENE II Smokeless * Odorless IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Cor. llth * park Young man with nice personality, neat appearance, ambitious and eager to learn an interesting trade. Business background helpful, but not necessaryThis Is a good opportunity for the right person With opportunity for advancement. Apply to Box N P care Sanford Herald stating qualifications. 4 l iwT, Keg fMtaM, SfiuJiutt, ter, World'll nmrvad"T h tt guy you told me to follow turned out to be crow-country runner!" OPEN • a.m. — • p.m . Size* 3 ft. to IS ft. Northeaat Corner of 5th S t & French Ave. simplifies scores o f chores all around the farm, all around th* clockl h’e th* big thong* far th* bettor that mean* more and better work at lower cost...with resultant higher profits I urtiTOi iriilK V * SHALL PAYMENTS FROM N O W UN TIL CH R ISTM A S Open Saturdays 9 to 12 Noon l^ IT T IR FINANCE DOWNTOWN-d01 West C*niralAv*nw*.*r. .Garden J-*df3 COIONIALTOWN-1I43 lait C^entel'OrKTGArden 1-2443 ! OBta Iteucv flatly t-5; WadeaaNy 1 Wtwdqy ftTwV ■IgIDSSSfg ■LOANS ______ ^ MADITO — ♦» • -** « OF A U• NIARBY TOWN* Wis jailed whan he tried to paM a ^wgad postal order. He ntade the atti-.pt Just as Mrs. Wilma Massengilcs, • store employe, put flow* a notice about stolen postal orders she hid been reading. . AKMCY refused to slauihtar cattle for ovar a month. Rio bus compsnlaa are trying similar tactics by re­ ducing the number of buses in service, They said tiny will not restore th* regular isrvle* until (ire rated are okaytd. Tha re­ sult la short-tamperad bitiernass among rush •hour crowds strug­ gling to -gat aboard the limited transport, According to Labor Ministry figures, tho avtrsge Brasilian family spends 5Q per cept of Its income on food, 39 per rent for housing and tha remainder for clothing, medicine, transport and other aascntiali. However, the latest statistics wart eompUtd in IMS before the Inflationary trend really began to gather momentum. Since then rente have gone up to tho point •hare * three • room apartment would consume th* entire e,ooo- • V I. FT WAS NOTHING HOLLA, N..D-’ an — Sheriff Clarcnee Jahqson Ml a record the other day when he arrested three burglary napeeta before he got la the scene of (be crime. Johnson wai on his way fa a liquor store that reported a break-in when he stopped fa Investigate a parked ear. He arretted three rolllcljjr man eamptiag the stolen liquor. BA0 TIMING in SemlMle County, Mr. Dial ha* invited our group to the Road Board meeting In Tallahassee on December ISth to discuss a prac­ tical method of design, Incorporat­ ing a center section that co<iM be removed and a draw added when the San/ord-TitusvlUe Canal,Is ap­ proved for construction. We hope thla will clarify tha position of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerco to this msttar. Sincerely yours, John Krldcr Manager tlon cabinet over his antl-toflatla program. GalUavd' was forced t slv# la to Socialist demands tha civil aervento be given Mlsry la Waal Germany, tha NelhtrUad* crcsaei. But Parliament approve al artna. It Is now plain that many of ua, both leaders and others, have not known enough in the peat W* must develop a body of men and women of knowledge and under, standing who can think through the tough problems that lia ahead. Perhaps we need to1revamp our cumeuluma (n high schools—and maybe grammar Indonesia elaadtiy intensified its schools, too,—to meet this paticular need, attempt to make The Netherlands Teachers and Instructors now rasponslbla give up West New Guinea. for guiding our young man and woman in­ It was indicated that th* govto channel* of usefulness should take tha ernmsnt was detormlnad to take "bull by the horns'* and sea to it that tbq, over all Dutch Interact* in Indo­ nesia. and to fore* out moat if proper subjects are taught tit high school not all of tha 41,000 Dutch reallevels that will benefit all mankind In the danta in tha Islands. future. . Certainly auch approaches toward our In France bickering continued school' subject problems should be underIn Premier Felix Galllard's coal!taken at the "grass roots" level to prevent a national "regimentation" of subject* In all of the nation’* schools. We believe In our teachers end it Is our belief that teachers on the local level are better qualified to prepare children for "tougher” subjects and to channel thgir with tho acaoCj'V eh* said with RuMia «m»*r**a *m barked ■ oa »• ■ a ■om* feeli**--'That's because I minds into patha of uaefullneas in tha future. r- 3o«Ut Dreamer's fhare or* dreamers. There are practical men- Andt there are practical men who nre also dreamers. Hiss* latter are often the great ones of th* earth. Captain Chester Kannison. who h u attempted for years to get his findings before the great men of our country, la such * man. , Bine* hi* plonearing work on tha atom In tha days just after World Wsr I, Csptain Xennlson h u delved deeper and deeper Into the various types of atomic materials for weapons. He has invented, he h u created. Foreign Prtoripal agracies that would bo Involved Include the governor, Highway Patrol. Board of Health] Department of fcalfiM, Bead Board and Utilities and Industrial com minion*. A toUl of 1147,500 In fedtril fundi bava boon pledged the iffU through federal civil defease-to finance the planning snd moit »f It has already been ehligated for surveys, preliminary planning a») preparation of an operational piss at tba state level. Work will bo completed by Msy, 19SI, on plana for five "metrop* litan target area*’ ’ In the stair Including Miami and Jacksonville' the Tampa-St. Tetersburgh arm' Orlando and Tallahassee. I^ IV IN I M o d e rn , w e r k -ia v ln g • I,( t r i e a p p lia n c e * f iv e a n e w lift to r v r e l living I T h * " K g f hales yew In kitchen, la u n d r y , h a * , , . g W « i ye w mere tin t* f o r fa m ily f u n . , , p u t , ye w *0 Ih o rood i * h a p p ie r f l o r i d * In in g l “ w r / fv J (J Lot Reddy Kilowatt bo your •vor-totthfal "hired hand" all around th* farm, all around the hou**. Yew'll really work better—live better—ofaefricgUy I FLORIDA POW IR « LIGHT COMPART W. SCOTT BLR.NS Mgr. JOT Magnolia Ares �REDS M AT SWEDEN l few year* ago. ft fast took off lots In lfco field of optnlen by nam- Cod lection. Including the (stands,, f f e ViwfarS VmTIi BIob. Dee. 16, 1957—Page S • BA M ALL MADE MANAGES . . PITTSBURGH Ol — Romanus Monty Basgall, former Pittsburgh Plratea* Inflelder who twice won ^manager of the year" honors In flb Class A Big State League, has been signed to manage the Plratea farm eluh at Lincoln, Neb. In the Clast A Western League. Basgall played second bate for the Pirates |n IMS. IMS and 1951. By DOC QU1GG BEADS OLYMPIC COMMITTEE NAPLES. Fla. KW-Pit Yeager, local recreation director, has been {timed chairman of tho United States Women's Olympie CommitW e for the 1960 gsmci at Rome, Italy. like an unguldcd missile and be-: Ing the to best-eating cities In the gan rambling ell over. ' United States, In terms of food obPina Success story talnable at great restaurants. James Beard, a food and cook' Remember this la the man who ing capert who travel s constantly ha a authored "Cook It Outdoors” in Ms advisory and cooking school "|(or, d'Ouevres and Canapes.” work, states flatly that the ptua -Fowl and Game Cookery." "The now la “ the Western world's most Fireside Cookbook." “ Paris Culpopular food." That's a big slate ijne." "Fish Cookbook," "How to ment but Beard Is a hlg man 6- Eat Better for Leas Money." "The fcet-J 260 pound) and he's willing p lr ;y Cookbook." "The Complete to be stuck with it. Piiia. he Book of Outdoor Cookery," and elalmi. has achieved ubiquity. next year is coming out with Interviewed over a TS-cent hunk Beard's "Basic" cookbook, of cheesecake, he explained: "As Best-Eating Cities you know, the plrsa has roomed-- Here goes, by the numbers, and to eminence In the United States, in the order named, and It's hit Four years ago, I found It was neck that’s sticking out. not mine, beginning to show around Europe. I—New York "certainly:" 2— two years ago. It waa more In Los Angeles "perhaps;" J—San evidence there. This jenr, I found Francisco, "In the old days, tin- COLTS UP TICKET PRICES >■ BALTIMORE W - The Balti­ more Colts have announced a new ecale of ticket prices for next sea­ son. The Increases, ranging from 50 cents to SI, were necessary be­ cause of higher player aalarlea and soaring operational costa. In season; Id—A tie, Seattle and! Dallas. Now that that ordeal la over, let's turn to another one, said to be common at this season, the hangover. Beard le the creator of a number of hangover drinks. For sufferers, here's one free of charge: "A jigger of cognac, the yolk of an egg. a dash nf Worcester­ shire sauce, end a pinch of salt —all In a six-ounce glass. Keep the yolk Intact. Drink fast. Don't dawdle.'' , Okay. Me. I like coot, clear wa- STOCKHOLM W - Koala's,hoc. key team scored two foata In the second period Thursday night to edge out Sweden, >-1, before a crowd ot J.*H> at Olympie Stadi­ um. The Swedish goal came in the third period. TO GET PLAQUE CHICAGO OF — Stan Musial, who won his seventh National Lea­ gue baiting championship thii year, will be- presenteJ with a ptaque for “ long and meritorious servire to baseball" by the Chi­ cago Baseball Writers at th.dr an­ nual dinner on Jan. II. CARDINAL AND CHILD—Frauds Csrdlnil Spellman enjoys the festivities el hie annual Christmas party for children of the New York Foundling Hospital. The young lady, on the Cardinal's Up Is mere Interested in pUying with the chain on hU Pectoral Cross than In anythlg also. . (UP Telephoto) Fingernails Often W arn O f Ailments IN A GIFTED CHRISTMAS MOOD Jnno IrwiH's Bulky Orion Cardigan nnrt matching 10OG Wool Botuny flannel skirt. Colors: White. Rlack. Hmprc.^ Blue. Sugar Pink. Flujr Bed. Spice Gem. 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First St. at Sanford Ave. | i j �« I Church Calendar HONDA* Carols Sung A t Baptist Party The Bzeaslea Department of the Pint Baptist Church baht its Christmas party Wednesday In the Educational Building. Mrs. B. T. Hunt Introduced the workers, Mrs. J. B. Fields. Ben Steele, Mrs. Martha Marshall. Mrs. S. J. Breaks. Mrs. C. B. Keeler, Mrs. C. W. Brown. Mrs. C. L. Hewsen. Mrs, 3. A. Strings sod Mrs. Fred Harrison.' Guests were Mrs. Luvsda Frank, Franklin D. Franks, Mrs. Gibbs, Thelma Gihba, Mrs. Dory MeNsb, Harry Garwood, Mr. Sehadt, Mrs. The Tnteraadlate 0. A /* at the First Baptist Church «U1 meet at 7:15 p. m. at the heme of Mrs. Charles Park Sr. The Baptist Assoclatleaal Sun. day School maetlaf wilt ba held at the First Church la DeLand at 1:00 p. m. The Cherub Choir (boys sad girls M ) of the First Baptist Church will tehearse at 4:18 p. m. and the Chapel Choir (young people 17-14) at 0:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m. Dependable Class o( the First Methodist Church Christ­ mas Party at the home of Mrs. Boy Wall. The Boy Scouts of the First Pres­ byterian Church win meet at T:0Q P. M. The Mid-week Bible Hour of the First Presbyterian Church will be conducted by the pastor, Bar. A. O. Melania, at 7:88 P. M. The Chancel Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at the Church at 7:10 P. M. TUESDAY 1:00 P. M. WSCS Christmas Party (n McKinley Hall of First MethoChurch. Brownie Scout Troop No. 213 of the First Presbyterian Churek will met la the Youth Building at 0:00 P. M. The Senior Oirl Scouts of the Pianist Will Tour The Would In Beta Sigma Phi Concert When versatile Art Steddom t Mr. Steddom has a background comes to Sanford December IT to as interesting as the varatlons be play for the Beta Sigma Phi con- presents to his audiences. He graeert at the Mayfair Inn, music dueled front DePauw JJnWertity krr -s will enjoy • troni. Mr. Sted- in New Castle. Ind., where he madom win begin the evening of pis- Jored In arts and science, lie no melodies with “ Around the served with the U. S. Air Force World with Music", Including n for three years, as a pilot. He Proncb cancan, Swiss music box, |writes a certain amount of fieNew Orleans boogie and the Uoo. enjoys outdoor sports tad Grand Conran suite. Selections even cooks! S » tb. sedrr. of Spain, Russia. In M l. after pl.ying more « Hawaii. China and Austria will « * • '* » fon. *■«*«• whirl the listener around the hornprofessionally in Florida Upbore. Themes end favorite eon- nightclubs. Prom there the sky drti< trill follow; among them, seemed to bo the limit, and the Kschmsnlnoff, Tsehiskowsky, and talented young man Occam* known Crifg all over the country and in many for an engagement in Texas. He Is unmarried which always makes a handsome young man twice as Interesting. The concert is being sposored by BeU Sigma Phi sorority. The per­ formance will start at S:M P. M. December FT—in the Meyfsir Inn Ballroom. Tickets may be obtained from any member of Beta Sigma During intermission the Mayfair ijyfsteddom is unusual as a muInn Populalm will play for jjejm in his love for both modern dancing. There will bo several and classical music. Ha believes broaka during the evening, other that a popular tbamo may be enselections chosen by Mr. Steddom Include Haval's “ > Glbet" and “ Bolero” , RachmaninofTs "Proluda in C Minor,” Debussy’s “ Sun­ ken Cathedra];” Gardouiaa In the Bain," “ Malaguene," “ The Ritual Dance of Fin,' Smokey Saytt Tenth Ave.,“ at A Christmas luncheqo was en­ joyed Thursday by the wives of VAHT at the Mayfair fen. Tha tables were beautifully decorated In beeping with the season. Mrs. Fran Powell was selected by the group as Seven’s queen for the High Fever Fotlles. Attending were Mrs. Elaine Bass, Mrs. Blta Bauer, Mrs. Helen Btehl, Mrs. Ar. lent Bryant, Mrs. Helen Crawford. Mrs. Katie Cummins, and her mother-in-law, Mra. IL M. Cum­ mins, Mrs. Daryl Dembowski, Mrs. Rusty Escudler, v r Doris Ftanclscq. Mrs. Eugenis Frltf, Mrs. Rinh Hodges, Mrs. Pat Knight. Mrs. Rusty LIUeboe. Mrs. AUie Mittus, Mrs. Ann Mergl, Mrs. Betty Meyers, Mrs. Jane Mil­ ner, Mrs. Paula Pippin, and her mother, Mrs. Fran Powell. Mrs. Jane Pruden, Mrs. Joyce Roberts, Mrs. Jane Sapp, Mrs. Shlrlty Youngblade, Mrs. Polly Johnson, Mrs. Ruby Beach, and Mra. Jlml Gold. Mrs. G. 1. Drake and Bar. Fred conducted by the chairman, Mrs. Flatter lad the group ringing of J. C. Andrews. There was an ex­ Christmas earota. Tha scripture change ef gift plants. The Christ- was given by Dr. W. F. Brooks mas pcecsm was given by Mrs. Jr. A film, “ The Little Pint Tree” Jseeph Tsrtap. Mrs. X. W. An­ was shown, followed by Mrs. Drake and Rev. Flatter singing a ton y, Mrs, X. C. Campbell, and Mrs. J. C. Andrewn an participat­ duet Mrs. Fitldi gava a rssdlng. Refreshments were servtd and ed. The meeting eloeed as Mrs. gifts presented. Whitney lad the gredp la the sing* llg * f' Christmas carets, aceomnamed by Mrs. Burke Steele. Mem­ bers pean ut ware Mrs. George Krrta, Mrs. Beaulsb Thornton, Mrs. X. O. Hickson, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. Bertha Rhodes, Mrs. Dawitt Hunter, Mrs. N. B. ley on camerw a w . at 7 : » m . mat at 3:» P. M. Whitney, Mrs. 8. B. Janes, Mrs. The Dependable Claaa will have — r«tin»,k|n .» tKJ. T. Little, Mn. C. G. Tyre, M n. a Christmas party December 18 p "^ . , rhurrh* wilt B. W. Anthony, Mra. B. I . Peuri- at the home of Mrs. Roy Wall. Chureh ^ tay, Mr*. 3. L. Walker, Mra. B. C. 408 Virginia Dr. co-hoste.sis will m! ? ‘ *‘ *£• (:h“ r' h ; Campbell, Mri. Margaret Bdwards, bo Mra. A. K. Shoemaker and Mra. p ™ { L ^ ? i £ V h ^ h wVm eet far Mr*. Freak Millar. Mre. W. B. John D. Callahan. There wlU be [p ** - rehearsal at 4.15 P. M.l Bunion, Mn. Joseph Teriap, Mrs. an exebange of gifts. The Pioneer Fellowship of the H, R. McSwaln, Mrs. Burka The Seminole Audubon Society Steele, Mr*. 3. C. Andrews aad will bold Ua regular monthly meet- « n t Presbyterian Church wlU ing on Docember 18 at the Civic meet in the Youth Building from Mrs. J. F, Lewis. Building In Fort Mellon Psrk at •:<» P- M. through 8:00 P. M. for MAGNOLIA a iC L X Ths Mignalls Circle met with T:M P. M. Mr. Frederick W. Slur- ■ Christmaa parly. Girl Scout Troop 242 will ir.oct Mn. One Bamberger Thursday g«a of the Florida Game and Fresh sight. Mn. W. J, Sinclair was the Water Fish Commission will be tt the First Baptist Church at 3:M ee-hoiteti. Lovely decorations the apaakrr. A movie or slides will p. m. giro lb* homo a Chrtstmaay at­ be shown. | The Carol II Choir of the First mosphere. Refreshments wars j Baptist Church will rehearse at served to the guests upon their ar* held In the Loch Arbor borne of 10:30 p. m. and the Crusader Choir rival Mra. Harry Cushlnl Friday morn- (boys 13-18) at 7:13 p. m. Unity Class of Sanford In the Mn. J. E. Nlcholds read an In­ Ing. Co-hoiteasea were Mrs. W. D. dian translation ef the Cbriatmai Gardiner, Mra. C. W. Baker, and perkina Woodruff Building, Room Story and lad the group in prayar. Mrs. L. E. Lerper. They greeted 211 upstairs, will meet at 8:00 P. Mra. Arthur Harria gavs tha re­ tht membera with attractive candy M., a short devotional service will port from the Garden Club board. corsages. be conducted by Rev. Josephine 1! waa decided to lend two plants The house and eoffee table were Stuckie after which the membera at Christmas to lonely homos. dacorated for Christmas with will exchange gifts and enjoy a Xomenada candlea ware exhibit­ white and gold arrangements pre- Christmas party. Friends and tba ed by Mn.> H. K. Ring. Plants dominating. The Christmas tree, public are cordially invited, were exchanged by the members which won an Awird of Distinction WEDNESDAY for Christmas gifts. A latter was for tha circle at the recent garden 12:00 Truthseeker'a Class Lunchsent to tba former chairman, lira. show, was displayed on a coffee ron at 12:00 P. M. in McKinlay Richard Elam, Kay Wait. Mra. table In tba living room. White Hall of ririt Methodist Church, Parry Sloes waa walcomad as the palm leave! topped with gold formPrayer Meeting will be held at courtesy member. •d th# tree. Bunches of frosted (he First Baptist Church at T :» Those enjoying the Christmas grips* and gold birds adorned the p. m. and at 8:13 the Sunday r party were Mn. Frank Ltlskt, tree. School Cabinet will meet. Mrs. 3, E. Nlcholds, Mn. Frank A brief business meeting followTHURSDAY Doamo, Mrs. Ray Horron, Mra. rd the delicious eoffee. Mrs. GarThursday la Church Wide VisitsBraOey Odham, M n. J. J. We­ diner then asked the members to tion Day for the First Baptist ber. Mrs. W. L. Dlckerboof. Mra. vote for tba most beautifully wrap- Church. H. K. Ring, Mra. Arthur Harria, ped gift package, on display by The Carol choir of the First Mrs. Perry Stone, Mrs. W. j . Bln. membera. First prlie was awarded Baptist Church will rehearis at clalr, and Mn. Bamberger. to Mra. Jean Adams, second to g;is p. m., the Concord Choir at nORA CIRCLE Mra. C. W. Baker. Mre. Helen Win- T:00 and the Church Choir at 8:00 The Iiora Circle met at the quist gave each member a potted Pack 10 Cub Scouts meeting at home of Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom begonia, which she had grown. Pirnt Methodist Church. 3th Grade In Mayfair. Co-hostess was Mn. Mrs. C. W.'Baker presented Idtai Junior Department Christmaa W. II, Btemlrom. for Christmaa decorations, cor- Party In McKinley Hall, The mantle waa beautifully dec­ sages, favors, candlea and yarn The Senior High Fellowship ef orated with a white angel made of the First Presbyterian Church will styrofoam, tulle and tinsel. Stiver meat at 8:00 P. M. for a Christ­ leaves, Christmas balls and pink mas party. tapers flanked the charming eenPRIDAT terptee*. 2:30 P. M. Primary Dapartment Coffee, small doughnuts and Christmas Party In McKinley Hail ■west rolls were served before at P int Methodist Church. the meeting, which was conducted The Jur.!or Fellowship of the by Mrs. W. H. Marlwether. Mrs. First Presbyterian Church will Taylor Brown racalved an excelmeet at 8:00 P. M. for a Christmas lent response to her request for party. volunteers to deeorate a Chriitmaa The Children's Christmas party tree In the lobby ef the Seminole of the First Presbyterian Church Memorial Hospital. Mrs. John Bur­ wilt be held In Fellowship Hell a* ton IV was welcomed ae a new 7:30 P. M. member. SATURDAY Attractive Christmaa decorations Kindergarten Christmaa Party in were displayed and sxplatned by McKinley Hall of First Msthodlst Mrs. Stamper, Mrs. Stenstrom, Church. * Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mrs. John Mor­ gan, Mn. W. V. Roberts, Mrs. Hie late Gen. George S. Patton Donald Jones, Mrs. Meriwether Jr. was the flrat Amealcan to com­ and Mn. A. J. Bracken. Others at­ pete in the Olympic pentathlon. tending were Mra. Karlyla House­ Aa a lieutenant, he entered the 1812 holder. Mrs. A. J. Pleva, Mrs. VoOlympic without any ipecilal 11# Williams Jr., Mri. Rudy Sloan, preparation and finished third. Mrs. David Baeh, Mn. Jo# Ba­ ker, Mra, Donald Baits, Mrs. Tay­ lor Brown, Mn. Georga Dangleman, Mrs. A1 Doudney, Mrs. George Elek, Mrs. John Fltipatrick, Mrs. B. B* Hollingsworth, Mr*. W. E. Knowles. Mrs. Wight Xlrtley, Mrs. Harry Laa Jr., and Mrs. T. W. Man. DIRT GARDENSRS Tha annual Christaai coffee of the Dirt Qardaaar's Circle was Calendar Farmers p m b tse 10 per rant ol aQ gasoline sold la the U. 8. la UM. M4» M _ *8 * # ■ « * « • WrrmU Man. Dee. 1«, 1957-Page I Mrs. Powell Chosen Queen O f VAH-7 In Hospital Follies Nunn-Bush Freeman Star Brand • D A N IEL GREEN Paradise Naturalizer American Girl * D A N IEL GREEN House .Slippers House Slippers LU G G A G E Tommy Travel For Them: Cowboy Boots • Poll Parrot Shoes House Slippers CBBBBLEADERS FOX DAD were these Gram mar School mothers, as they urged Ike tsama U vlctery la the aanual Peaauf Howl game held Fri ay night at tha .Memorial Stadium. (Staff Photo) ’Whern Quality la Higher Than Price1 Men's TV Jackets Never before »uch an opportunity an this . . . You can buy a lovely TV jacket at a saving price! These jackets are made o f corduroy & dacron fabrica in wine, grey A blue. Each coat has either a solid or plaid eoltnr. jy the 1IE on ypur list one o f theie • . . h ell love it and you 11 save money too! Siiea small, medium, large and extra large Give Bibles For Christmas! BIBLES A R E PERFECT GIFTS FOR E V E R Y O N E . . . . on your gift Hat , . . Mom, Dad, Bro­ ther, Slater. Grandmother, Grandfather. Biblea to suit every ones taste. We will engrave in 22 karat gold the name o f your choice on the bible. In* of tht tint pifcli.otloa of 114 Magnolia W e Invite Charge Accounts' �Happy dirihdarS Apostle's Creed Program Subject S t Monica's Chapter of the Aux­ iliary of Roly Crota Episcopal Church mat at the home of Mrs. Harry CaneU recently. Mrs. Henry Tamm Jr. presided b* the absence of the chairman. After • abort business meeting, Mrs. Phil Stanley, educational ehalrman. rare a talk on the Apos­ tle's . Creed. Refreshments seen (erred to Mrs. CaneD, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Mildred Babcock, Mrs. Gordon S. Bradley, Mrs. Joe Nicholas, Mrs. Tamm and Mrs. Lewis Cobb. SHOWING The rialnjr popularity o f Hollywood** Anthony Per­ kin* I* attested to by the interesting statistic that he i* the No. 1 “cover boy** of the nation for the past two years, even out-diatancing Elvis Presley and cover girl Marilyn MonroeTony 1* currently starred with Henry Fonda in Periberg-Seaton’s Vista-Vision Production for Para­ mount “Thr Tin Star." STANDING OFF A LYNCH M O B ... for *40 a month and t shiny Tin Star! BETSY PALMER • MICHEL RAY hTYlU* a«AH0 •JOHN MdKTtXg Get The Best Out O f Life Go To A Movie —FEATURE— 1:00 • 2:46 • 4:32 • 6:18 - 8:04 • 9:50 sh op and Woman’s Conning The News By VIRGINIA CONN. Sodate MU< Tonight the Mayfair Country Lorraine were ip Club ties still and quiet, the fair- end. They lire li ways bearing the litter of thou- a good many p< sands of spectators, the divots of In order to get to a large field of professional golf- game, we mlsse era. the silent echo of clapping Seen In the crow and groaning. The P. G. A. Open Crela and Ear la over for another year. Andy and Helen The week began with the threat and Lionel Arthur Tayfer, Mrs. Clark Leonardy. of cold weather; a threat which and Cliff McKibbl Mrs. P. A. Rowland, Mrs. L. T. soon became a heartbreaking rea- Dooley, Betty si Doss, Mrs. R. F. Robison, Mrs. llty. Spectators and golfers alike ken. Helen Andi C. M. Wine. Mrs. N. V. Farmer. shivered In the below freexlng tern- Jack Morrison, D Miss Ella Bolton. Mrs. T. A. Bur­ peratures. The balls skidded on RoumUlst, Mary leigh. Mrs. R. W. Turner and Mrs the froien greens. The wind fore- Jean and Ralph Fletcher. ed magnificent drives Into sand and John Miller, CIRCLE 3 traps. It looked like a below the Ivey, Cartie am 1 Circle 3 met recently at the belt punch for Sanford and the and many other: home of Mrs. Robert Mahan. Mrs. Mayfair Inn. But things always C. D. Throckmo t Ray Cllcquennae was the co-hos­ seem to Improve, and In that ease We had a little tess. Hot coffee and doughnuts Improve is far too mild a world, the nest night, wl were served to the members on Enthusiasm had been whetted In r|et *"d John W their. arrlvaL spite of the weather when a young >n« the crowd hr Mrs. Robert Cole opened the golfer named Stan Mosel set a new Bowl captain, Ft j ,he singing. Jot meeting with prayer and gave the course record, with a *3. study. Mrs. C. E. Chorpening then The next two days showed Dow, w?!chin« of, conducted the business meeting. Finsterwald and Walt B u r k e m o t,B* Everyone was urged to attend the vying for the lead. The weather |**• delightful, w Christmas party December IT at turned warm again The wind wm « « aome McKinley Hall. abaied, the sun shone. On Satur00 " y " 1! The next meetlnf of Circle 3 win day the crowdr came. On Sunday .. be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph it seemed as if most of Central *han \ “ ,U* p. Jarvis. Attending were Mrs. C. K. Florida came. They were not days. Ills dalma Chorpening Jr., Mrs. Jod Jarrell, disappointed. Possibly one of t'te '*'* lh,n ? ,pupp Mrs. Robert Cole, Mrs. W. A. Lock- best rounds of golf In hlstopr un- C>>renc* ^ IlfVei ard, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. John folded before thetr eyes. With no °™- *"a I am Domlney, Mrs. R. T. Warren, Mrs. one close to them. Jay Hebert, wUh hlm‘ ’ ' ^ W. P. Fields, Mrs. A. S. Klnlaw, Walt Burkemo and Porky Oliver,1 and Mrs. Eugene Williams. playing in a threesome, raptured I t Q l l Q n C c the attention of several thousand CIRCLE S Circle S met recently at the golf fans; a race so tight it was G u e st O f I _ , home of Mrs. 0. E. White on Myr­ phenomenal right up to the very D in n e r tle Ave. Mrs. R. A. Futtrell was last putt. It will be a long time before they stop talking about this ' r . „ F in F n n . the co-hostess. " Mrs. R. V. Hutchinson opened Mayfair Open. It was wonderful! Reminder to gals of »he Woman's " the meeting with prayer. Mrs. W. S. Thornton closed the devotional. Golf Association. The luncheon is "* * ,n# "®nor? The study was presented by Mrs. next Wednesday at 11:30 P. M. at w lZ 'J w L Z l the Country Club. Lee Cunning Is „ , 0. E. White. ***? ~ T' Announcements were made by trying to call everyone, but In ease . !j* ° i , the chairman, Mrs. M. B. Baker, she has been unable to contact you. If you cannot go. please call ’ In regards to the Christmas party. her or the club and eancel your _ , Mrs. Baker also sUted that the resef/ation. u Wesleyan Service Guild would have Speaking of the Cunnings. Dave opf lI)0Ut thr„ charge of the January program of and Lee gave one of the flrst f0min|f to C„ M W. S. C. S. During the social hour, gifts Christmas cocktail parties last hfr brother. ro , were exchanged by members. Mrs. Friday nllhL Lee decorated the mrmh*r of the Wllhln( Thorton read a story, "Christmas house with Christmas ornaments llaff Customs Around the World". Deli­ and pine—really put one Into the ur(j , v *or w . , hl cious refreshments were served to spirit Dave's parents and sister turn *0 her hnr Mrs. Baker, Mrs. John Brldgers, Mrs. J. R. Hawthorne, Mrs. Hut­ chinson. Mrs. C. F. Mims, Mrs. Lida Stall. Mrs. R. W. Sturdivant, Sirs. W. 8. Thornton, Mrs. A. D. Chapman. s a v e ... no if e w e r p rices a n yw h ere! i J MRS. R1NF.I1 ART YKNNIE receives the birthday rake sent to her by her dauahler-ln-Uw In New Jersey. Sanford Postmaster Joel Field makes the «l -livery. Neighbor*. Mr. and Mre. Charlee Pearsall were In on the fun. Left to right, Mr. Field, Mr.t Pearsall, .Mr. Pearsall, >lr*. Yennie. Mr. Yennie. (Photo by Bergstrom) Birthday Cake Delivered To New Resident By Mr. Field from a devoted daughter-in-law paved the way to a birthday surprlie for Mrs. Rinehart Yennie of m Scott Ave. Several weeks ago Mr. Field re reived a letter from Mrs. Olive Yennie of Wychoff, N. J. saylni; that December 13 was Mrs. Yennie first time In at least twelve years that the faflly had not been togelher on this occasion. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart Yennie moved to Sanford four months ago. Mr. Yennie carried mail In Ridgewood, N. J. for nearly forty years before retiring and moving to Florida. The hlghtight of (he birthday celebration was always the cake; "glowing with randies to the dclight of nil, especially my three Ihildrcn" writes Mrs. Olive Yennie The purpose of 1he letter was to obtain the name of a local haker and order a cake to be delivered December 13. Since the young mother knew no one In Sanford, her first thought was the local postmaster. She also requested the Ycnnle's street nddress since she had nothing but a box number. Mr. Field not only complied with the street address, the Raker's name, but personally delivered the (psAduom d& Mrs. Homer Bruce la recuparat\tg at home after undergoing heart jftemoon. The Yennic'a good -urgery at the Seminole Memorial 'lospltal at Thankrglvlng. fd (n ' , , nd nelghborj, Mr< .. „ , _ „ , Mrs. Charles Pearsall were in on A3 Douglas R. Lavender arriv­ ‘ he conspiracy. Ur. Pearsall l< ed home Thursday by plane to also a retired postal employe, who spend the Christmas holidays with erved many yeara In the same his parents Mr. and Mra. Curtii ,, 0 . Ridgewood, N. J. Lavender and sister, Judy. Ha wil ™ ro“ g* ,ho cooperation of tho report back to duty January 3, and Sanford r ° “ » beautifully then leave on assignment to tho decorated cake from Robb's BakeSouth Pacific. ry was presented to She completely surprised Mrs. Yennie. Her husband looked on, as bewildered as Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holler have had she. The birthday was Indeed a aa their guesta Mr. and Mra. Wil­ memorable one due to the thought- liam Simmons of Memphis, Teoa. fulness of Mrs. Olive Yennie and Mrs. Simmons Is Mrs. Hollar's the friendly spirit of the Sanford youngest sister. The Simmons ar­ rived Wednesday night and aiayed Post Office. for icveral days. — ........ ..................... The guinea pig has a sense of taste one thousand times as keen Mr. and Mrs. n. R. Lass*, are as that of a man. enjoying the company of Mrs. ------------bang's sister Mrs. Grace Blorat The United States consumes a- of Bartow. Mrs. Blount has Just bout 80 per cent of the world's returned from Australia. On the coffee crop, return trip by plane, the waa forced hack twice by hurricanes ■ Statistics show the average in the Pacific, and spent three American drinks two and a half days on a tiny Island which boasts cups of coffee dally, little more than an airstrip. —— For a snack, stuff whole pitted San Francisco Is 4.1S0 nautical prunes with cream cheese or ba- miles from Pago Pago In tha Sa­ moa Islands. con cheese spread. 1 [CoiIdfV/eat/lerGlftlId'eas! 1 Girls' Sweaters Give her a warm rift . . . a lovely awcater from Cowan's, tluy now pay later . . . solid* and stripes. Us* RBA and giro him t suitable Christmas prssent. lfsny fabrics, styles, colors and sites from which to make your selection. Sweaters By Featherknlt and Bradley, ■lipoiw, cardigan*, acts, Jeweled and hulkle*. You'** never seen aurh an array •f gorg.-.u* color*. Use KMA and make your Christmas shopping easy. Darling Hula car-coats In red corduroy. Such aa original gift and to practical loo. Sites 3-lx. SOUTIISIDK SCHOOL rillLDIIKV gave their an ual Christmas program Friday afternoon fcatnring ihi. scene from the stable in Delhlehrm. A e mrua of ISO voleea of the combined fourth grades presented Christmas carols. Angels In the backer unit, left lit right, Stef h i , West sate. Bell) Wig­ gins, Cay Stanley, llonnle llris-nn. Middle row. J oseph, played hy Tim Whitten. Mary, played by •inits Nobles, Herald Angel, played by Harriet li untt-r. Front row* Angles, Becky Tanner, Sharon Calloway (Photo hy Bergstrom) She'D lova a topper from Cowan's . . . and think that you'r* Christmas Angel for giving her ana. Sea oar aslectlon first and yon'II agree wa'va a nica group of toppers for you to m»Va your solution from. /lens Sweaters Membership dues to Inter-Frater­ Ball lova this gift . . . and many's tho day hell ho able U as* It. We Invito you to w*s RBA and Uks tho worry out of Christmas shopping. S fiA j* nity Association may be paid at the Chamber $4.98 - $8.95 of Commerce Building:, Tuesday and Wednesday, December Jaroy matching outfits for tho lltlla one*. Matching coat, cap aqd pants. Sliaa * months to 3 year*. 17 and 18 from 10:00 a.m. • 12:00 noon PERFECT FOR PRESEfNTS! I and 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $5.98-$6.98 Invitation to Annual Christmas Dance may be Secured at this time only. • Courtesy j Men and Women belonging: to* Na­ • Comfort tional fraternities and sororities are • Convenience Revolving Budget Account It’s New — Ask About It Tomorrow welcomed. Downtown Sanford Sta our lovaly aslactloa of Hhmcnioa* occsJaco ana *s i­ ring set*. �.p ~W r j ^ g l T1E w j' I 1 1 i*tJ : V- * # m - t .♦ ? !-*f » K - 5 ' n . : f-ijt. r 1 , I ! j . m\ *•» }\ rrt > w »w ^ » u » * iV » ( I o b H «* .V . *• **• JR* V. r. Wln4.rw«0»# \ u l M P » r *i. >r' * - �■ | — — BESHaD3BeBE$HS INPAM ERICA! THE SENSATIONAL NEW c tififie tim . A U T O M A T IC QMU U SAUCEPAN * Miss M. Balter Dies Yesterday UIss Mary B. Baker. M, of R t 1 Sanford, passed away at her residence Suaday afternoon. Miss Baker was bora Feb. IS. 1903 in Mlnataota and came to Sanford about 10 months ago from Bemadillo, N. M., when she taught Indians la the Pilgrim Holi­ ness Church. She was educated by the Missionary Alliance Church for teaching la missionary work. She taught (or about three years st the Intercession City Biblical College and also la a number of other missions throughout the country. She is survived by iwo brothers, Ellsworth W. Baker, Mllacs, Mina, and Carroll A. Baker, Grandview, Mo.; and a slater, Mrs. Ruth Young, MUaca, Mian Funeral services will be bold at •:30 p. m. tonight at the Gramkow Funeral Homo chapel with the Rev. Cedi Shaffer officiating. Remains will bo tent to MUaea, Minn., for - further services sad Interment. Legal Notice ' COMWrt WITH COVM l—k tf ffc« M tagacofto QH It Ittryhy fradi • M wm >n i<SMekeq* Up !• 33% • Holds Nutrition In Feed* • Make* Feeds Test* and lank Mara M t l a a i • M a d Campanian la Mia Sunbeam CenSxilled H#o! FRYf AN SIX UTENSILS IN ONE! New Sunbeam Electric SAUCEPAN completely replaces the ordinary sauce* pan, double boiler, dutch oven, corn popper, chafing dish, and bun warmer. Double walla retain heat with up to three times greater efficiency than an ordinary saucepan. Water-sealed for easy washing. A gitable in 3 qt. and 3 qt. stars. -------------------------------------------------\ Simmar-Safa Cantral fives earraet Ismparatais. tVCh * b ' 1*11** daubla walls give eaal caaUap. **" V AM AZIN G • Mast accurate MienaetM aver devised far • 1 *1 RESULTS •*rtlU•vp* » Sanford Electric Co. 116 Magnolia A vc. The Hoard o f co u a n r Commissions r . o f Ssmlnols Counts Ftortde. will rtctlx o bids at tho Clark a O f­ fice In the Court Koose at Sasford up to t o'clock P. M. January I. ISIS, for th* follnwlnw: Horn Xs. I t Now l / « Yard llsaxv Dutv Dragline Powsra.t with Dltsal Enalne with ■laeirle •tartar ta d Osntralnr Mlalmotn Weight Itt M lb . 40 foo l Boom with llammorh .a d lloom Tip with Pouble Nhelxte Minimum Track Wnaih 111 foot Minimum width I Toot I Inrhso with Pads or Shoda I t Inch.s or more Pull roxolxlno r a lr ls t d All (leer Enclosed sad running In oil .. j 1 / 1 vard Sf.dlum M r l l s . d r l i Drag Hnckst complain with Chains. Spreader Bar and Hums Block To ba pa lu s d AHIs*Chalmara Orangs tram No. g 1 Saw Dlaaat 1’ owarad Whaal Tractor Minimum W eig ht fits Iba. at or more Dra w Bar Karaa Power Hear Tiro USA * SI Band sr Diamond Tread Front 111x10 Hiatal Engine with Eltttrlc a ta r i.r A ileaerator To ha painted Allli-Chatmara Ornaa* Item Vo. a Phone FA 2-1562 1 Pnlal-Mlaar H I...I Pow .rad xellh Klaclrln Rlnrlar and (lenera tir Ralf Prnpa'I.d with 7 fast Hydraulic tJft i Rneed T r a n .m illio n with Auxiliary S-Bpaad Transmit•Ion Front Tlrra lftMxIi It.ar Tlr .a 1100x14 Rand nr Diamond Troad T o t>. palntod Alll.-Chtlmara NOW IS THE T IM E !. . . to SELL TOUR WORTHW HILE i I’ ltOl'KKTIKS hr mr.in- o f Ihr .W n s f u l Hlnrr 1111 HANSIIROLGH AUCTION METHOD. POTENTIAL] HUYEKS from Many State, are NOW IIERRt . . . and ! READY. Call IIANSIIROUOII. GArdcn 4-1371. 1:30 I’ .M.— MODERN DUPLEX 123.1 Hl|hlsnd Are. (U.S. Hay. 411) Concr.ta lilork. Awning Type Window., Jalouiied Doors, Tile Floor., Double Carporte. Lot I20'il22*, Extra l.ot I3'xl22’ May he Bought with Duplrx or Srparatrly! 3:30 P. M.— I UNIT APT. HOUSE Fully Kurnl.hed, Lifetime Aluminum Roof, l.ot US'xSOO' I Hardwood Hour.. Each Apartment ha. 2 entraners, a one-rar garage and n laundry room. Entire Lot lx Fenced. TIIUKSIl \Y, IIKC. 19— 1:30 I*. M. OS HORN POULTRY FARM On Slate Kd. 130-A. Approx. 3 Mi. from ORANGE C ITY -1 Mi. from CAHSADACA 3-IIEDROOM HOME wiln attrirtWe open liealalator fire­ place. Prosperous bu.lnr.s con.i.ta of appros. H00 while leahnrn* housed in 3 bldg*.. plus masonry egg room and growing pen. Poultry may be bought with nr without Real Estate, tractor and equipment al.n .ell. ATTEN D! ft BID! BUY! WEDNESDAY. DEC. 1«— t :30 P. M. 3-BEDROOM, 2-BATII HOME Approx. 3 Acres on Lake CECIL E l l « j . S10— «W Ml. Wrst of KISSIMMEE Handy to New Martin D in t Dixided into 2 lot.— one on which the home i« situated .< i.o Inc highway ami - ,i:Jj all the way to the lake with a boat .lip or baain running from the lake into a boat .belter. The ex­ tra lot fronts on the lake. Property ran be bought aw 2 separate tracts or all together. Liring and dining arena hare rork floors with rrst of hoa.o hating hard wearing tinyl floors. There's a two tar garago with oxer hrad door.. Hum* is fibre -t a -. in.ulatrd. A 233' drrp welt, electrically pumped, turn.*hr* excellent water. The New Martin Plant re­ cently openrd and dedicated Wed., Dec. 4 th. i« xrry handy to this property being just 11 miles distant. FRIDAY. DEC. 1:39 P. M. U. S. Ilwy. I l l — Hi ML North of ORLANDO 6 ROOM HOME (Kurniahsd) Approx. I2 'i Aerss— i'laltrd Lota Approx. .00 ft. HIGHWAY! FRONTAGE and 123 Ft. LAKE FRONTAGE BUY SEPARATELY! COMBINATION! AS A WHOLE! Home ron,»»ting of llxlag I room, dining room, kitchen, | 3 bedroom* and l*i baths. I Outstanding kitchen feature is brautlful built-in birth cabinet.. On* bedroom has a rnlar-linetl closet. There's al.u a Jalousird Florida room and carporte. House arils completely furnished inclading atoxe, refrigerator and a ll'ii point automatic washer. LOTS and FRONTAGE— there's rirrllent potential here for INVESTORS! DE­ VELOPERS! and BUILD­ ERS!—This would make an IDEAL S I T E FOR A TRAILER COURT! T h , highway frontage could be easily adapted to moot any business use. Other coming llan-hrough Auctions include 2 Income Homes in Orlando. Fishing Camp In Apopka, and 3 bed­ room. 2 bath lakefront home nrar Orlando. TERM S: 20% DOWN— Balance Announced N jfjbnjl Realty & Auction Company Mrlull 6ld^ ORtANDO FLA CAcdcn t 4‘j'MI ,tu <iO-<iito oust titu in avtt io , r * *i k loui'.-iitt •> it,-.,* r ss WRITE FOR COMPLETE FOLDERS! Seminoles Take 4th Doubleheader Here Friolay Nite Goode Funeral Services Held Friday Afternoon • - »4r v '•#» Sanford Resident Dies Saturday Mr. Wesley Lee Allman. 71, died suddenly at 3:30 p. m. Saturday Funeral services were held Fri­ at his home, 1019 E. 23th St. Mr. Allman had lived In Sanfonl day at 3 p. m. at Brisson Funeral Home for n>rd J. Goode. 7!*., whn for 23 years. He was bom Nov. died Dec. 11 after a llnserlmt Ill- 23, 1880 In Osteen. He attended the Methodist new. Intermrnf wai held In oakFT TOT lawn Memorial l’ark with the Rev. Church in Osteen, was a member 0 4 John Thomas of Holy Cross Epis­ of the Woodmen of the World. San­ ford Camp, and was a farmer. 1 1 copal Church officiating. l 1 Survivors Include his wife. Mrs. Mr. Goode resided at 703 W. 1 19 First St. and had been a resident Annie M. Allman, Sanford: one 0 2 here for approximately 20 years. son, Klas Allman, Sanford; one 0 a Dorn In Danville. Va., he was re­ grandson, Robert Allman, Jack­ 0 2 tired from the All-American Cable sonville: one granddaughter. Dar 4 a Company, International Telephone lene Allman. Sanford: three sis0 2 and Telegraph Company of New ters. Mrs. Sally Hardy and Mrs. York City. 1J- W. Woods of Sanfonl and Mra. T 49 He Is survived by his wife, Mrx Alice McDonald, Port Orange; and FT TOT Byrd F. Goode; step-son, John O. two brothers Jasper Allman, Oi0 8 Keeling Jr., one granddaughter, tern and Allen Allman, Port T IT Karen; three brothers, William Orange. 4 11) Goode, Clearwater; Nathan Goode, Funeral services will be held at 2 4 and Alvia Goode both of New York 3 p. m. tomorrow afternoon at 0 0 City. Brisson Funeral Home. Burial will bo In Oateen Ceme­ 13 39 tery. Pillbcare’j will be members of th-/ W olm en o’ the World. SO KC Smashes AH Records Saturday Nisrht At Opening lindo Kennel Club smashed all re­ cord* with It* opening night program Saturday night. Attendance of 4.323 was Use larg­ est in track Mitorr. Tha mutual handle of 8M.6S5 was an opening record by far, running almost 91 per cent ahead of the 180^71 wagered opening night last season. Knocker scored a solid victory h the Inaugural handicap, winning by a length over Pat's Shado, Coltlna ran third. Golf Star Chick Harbcrt present­ ed thi trophy to Mrs. M. V. Kirk­ land. owner of the new champ. FG The fast coming Sanford Semi- SANFORD 2 notes took their fourth doublehea­ SlcCoy 0 der la as many games here Fri­ Tamny 0 day by a JV score of 32-23 and a MeMurray 9 Varsity score of 49-39. This has High 2 established another school record Swain 4 by being the longest winning streak Gracey 1 of any recent Sanford team. Coach Damlriilge 2 Bud Layer and hts trouors have Lundqulst 1 worked hard and It seem* to be Barley paying off. Although these four 21 victories have been very ImprexdFG Ivo the fane are waiting ut.Ul they LYMAN 4 face OBC competition before th.y Farley 3 commit one way or the other. The Ken Miller 3 SALE conference action won’ t bejin until Rarwick l after tho holiday* and competition Nowell Christmas Trees 0 promisee to be much keener (hen. Winkle Big Joe High took a command­ Scotch Pines, Bright Grata 13 ing lead in the scoring department Short Needles, here Friday ny pacing his teamRed Pine. Green, matca with 19 points. Joe has hit Long Needles la the double figures for the entire season and xrtth this good start A Christmas surprise was en­ The seamstress, professional or All Sizes, Priced Right could establish many naw records joyed recently by. the teachers al amateur, lovea to recelva gifts to Mrs. Amelia K. Angeloch, 70, of Southside school when they were make sewing easier or more fun. Corley Produce here. Taking advantaga of Ken McMurrays alertness and passe* 134 Marsella Rd„ DeBary, passed invited lo the Plnecrest Inn for Company, Inc. Joo was able to hit 9 buckets and away at her residence at 3:43 p. coffer. The charming hostess was New Orleans Is 1,703 nautical State Fenners Market Mra. Velma Mitchell, principal of miles from New York. oae free throw. Ha also got his m. Friday. share of tho rebounds away from Mrs. An„'loeh was bora Oct. 13, the school. The coffee was held In the private big Ken Miller of Lyman who was 1887 in New York City and came great on part of the Greyhound*. to DeRary about five yeara ago dining room. The tables were beau­ tifully decorated with small Christ­ MUIor was the workhorse for his from the Bronx, N. Y. team and poured In 17 points for She wax a member of the De­ mas trees. Miniature teachers formed the place cards. the losers chute. He was terrific Bary Baptist Church. The group aang Christmas songs on tho boards and made things Survivors Include her husband. and enjoyed the delicious food.. At­ tough for High at times. William Angeloch, DeBary; one Jim Gracey and Ray Lundqulst. daughter, Mrs. Lillian Hrppner, tending were Mrs. Rulh Carlton, Iwo flashy sophomore guards, hit DeBary and two cousins, Cather­ Mrs. Wilma Morgan, Mrs. Caro­ tight points apiece lo tie for second ine and Dorothea llenninger of line Wiggins. Mrs. France* Wal­ ton, Sir*. Florence Shcibcnbcrgcr, honors In the scoring department. DcDary. Mrs. Barbara llartwig. Mrs. Emily P h o n e b e fo re Both were very effective in the Funeral services were held al 2 Sikes, Mrs. N a n c I e Lane, ball-handling department and were noon fo r y o u r p. in. today at the DeBary Baptist Mrs. Martha Rowland, Mr*. Helen alao a big help on defense. C«A Church with the Rev. Richard llrokenshire, Mrs. Rculah Rue, u Co* 14 money later MwbiM, T*W Too AUeOU, Although MeMurray was held to llrany officiating. Mrs. Hilda Davis, Mrs. Itca An­ i*4P*9 •#«#*• For-—* the ta m e day I only one tally throughout the night, I'allbrarrrs were A. W. Wlllahan,1derson. Mrs. Arietta Cobcrly, he wai probably responsible for E. Leon Magee, Harold Seger. Mrs. Mlldrrd Babcock, Miss Er­ 117400 3 7.09 1312.00 H IM Y o u s a la c t y o u r half of High's polnta. He set up John A. llaveison and Howard T. nestine Wrstphal. Miss ZUIah HIM 1100 4U.M 24 00 own re p a ym e n t several beautiful plays and fed the WniV. Welsh, Miss Dorothy Chambers, IT* 01 11.00 00730 3231 ball to Joe all night, lit was alert Interment was In O a k I a wn Miss Marguerite Dotson and Sllss p lant and helpful on practically every Cemetery. Caroline Mclnnls. play. The JV’ a also took their fourth Fire caused 31,2.11,376.000 loss In The first charter to operate a game and were very impressive the United States In 1936-190308,- telephone company In Michigan In doing so. With Esrl Summersill 000 more than In 1933. was granted in October, 187!), to and Don Carter handling the re­ F IN A N C I S I R V I C I , INC. the Ontonagon Telegraph Co. II bounding chores they closed out Some of the largest onion fields consisted of wires strung among af Sanford the JV’ s from Lyman by a score in the world are near Kenton, Ohio. four farm homes In Ontonagon. of 33-23. Alex MeKibbln and Don 12S South Fork Avenue • Telephone: FAIrfex 2-4412 garter paced the Seminoles with 7 Robert E. Lee wag made a Con­ Ohio ha* 145 cilles whose pop a piece. federate general June 14, 1861. ulatlon Is more than 5.000 persons. Angeloch Services Are Held Today FOR Teachers Feted At Holiday Coffee o A t*% UP TO # 6 0 0 FAMILY Ornate To ba Traded: I It A 7 foot Roaman PulxlMlxer Modal IMKA Harlal No. MIMS With Waukesha Engine 117 BID! BUY! TUESDAY. DEC. 17— MT. DORA 2 C hoice INCOME PROPERTIES — ■?/>• Cellulose, the bosle structural material of vegetable matter, baa been produced synthetically. *• M ■ All bids to bo Idaallflad on outside o f envelope. Hide will ba opened nt a meet­ ing to ba held on January 7, 1>1I. Allaati u. P. Il.rndon. Clerk. F- A. Hytoii, Chairmen (Official il.nl) AUVKIITISKNNXT FOR Bill* Thu Hoard of t’ ublle Instruction fur Hemtnol* County, Florida, will r*< *lv* bids for tho furnl.lilne of all labor, malarial*. equipment, anSI •ervlce required fo r lha tilth Waahlac KarllUUa for South aids 8cbool. Hanford, Brmlnola County. Florida; ronalallnc o f mlorellaneou* flnlth work la dish waahlnc room and Inalallallon of dials w ath ln c machine ami- metal labia adjacent Itiaralu: tinlft I* a. m . January S. ISIS. lb* offlra o f tha Hunarlalandant of Tubllr Instruction. School Admini­ stration nulldlnf. I'nmmarrlal Avanue. Sa-fnrd. Florida, at whlrb time and pltra tha bldn will ba publicly opantd and raid alnud. Prawlnea and Rparlflcallonr may ba obtalaad from lha nfflca nf lha Arrhltart. John A. Burton. IV. Corner Klrat Rtraat and Mallonrlll# Ava. nua. Rnntord. Florida. No dapoalt raoulrad. "Quick. . . there’ s still time to fill your Hope Chest I" says Bob Hope, stir of the "Bob Hope Plymouth Show.” "You've got a dale with an angel-your Plymouth deolerl'1 says Betty While, star ol "Dale with the Angels.” •‘You might be rich for life-easy 8 3 1 , 2 ,3 r says Lawrence Welk, stir of "Top Tunes and New Talent" These great Plymouth T V stars invite you to A certified check nr bank draft payable la lha Hoard af Public In-trurtlon far Mamlaola County. Florida, or n anllnfartory bid bond executed by Ibe bidder and arrepl. able eurellea In an amount euuel to flvo per cent o f tbo bid aholl be esibmllttd with each bid. Tha aurreeaful bidder will be reuulred to furnleh and par for sailtfactory performance and payment bond o r bonde. The Board o f Public Uatruttlan for demlnole County, Florida, roservea Iba rlgut lo reject any aad>ur all bldi ar lo waive any lafnrmallllea In Iba blddlet. No bid ahall be with­ drawn for a perod o f flflean l l l i deya aubarquant to tha opening o f bid* without Iba content of the iluerd. It. T. Slllwee huperlntendcut o f Publle Inatrullon JuyiN f» BflL'MLJir Chairman. Board at Public Instruction fo r Scmlnoln County, Florida ix t m is cia cv iT cot J l ISIS I A I . C I N C I ' I T IV a r. xixtii A X IS S t il t i r s i i x n i . y i t o i - x T V . f i .o n i o x i x c i i a .x c k m v x o . roes XOTIt’B IN TDK MATTF.K OF T H * a d o p t io n n r tiKNK HASH KG ASIINTT, a miner. » TO IIAl.PH AMINTI. Hartford. Cktl. neat lent, nr:II71. S U I T I , Hertford. Connectlaut: Tuu are hereby notified that a Petition hte been filed In the above•tyled cauee by Kuth Carolyn nmltb. fur Ibe adoption o f (Jeaa Hamoel Amlett, a minor, by tho Petitioner, and you era reoulred to ■•i>» n copy o f your l a i w t r o r nbjoctloee. to ebnw route wbv eald P e t i t i o n should not be granted an the At* t o r . eye for Patillaner. RTENRTROSI AND IIAVIR. Edwerda IMIldlna. hnnford, Farlde. and file the o r i ­ ginal la lha offtra o f tha clerk nf Ibe Circuit Court on or before toe t f ih dar o f January. A. D . t s t i and herein fall not or n decree pro ro n fa tio will be eelered ngtleet you. WITNESS my bend nod the teal o f eald Court In Sanford. Florida, tblo lith day o f 1/tcemStr, A. t). Or one o f 18 n e w Plymouths w e ’ll be giving aw ay along w ith 4 5 0 other exciting prizes! Think of It! Here's a contest that should make the winner secure for the rest of his or her life— and it might just be you who collects! It’s easy—just head straight for your Plym­ outh dealer and get a free entry blank. Un­ scramble the seven little puzzles and give us your own short version of why you'll bo money o ff bvm p i SIE O TNRA IR Q am wit (You’ll get the *«ty dust it your Plymouth doltr’i) SAM PLE MONEY-AHEAD FEA TU R ES PU ZZLE HIT. O P. HERNDON Clark o f the f l r m t t Caart ISy Aria f. f.uaduulot Doputy Clark VTFNRTItOSf AND DAVIS Fdwardo Building Mnnfnrd. Florid* A t t o r n . y. fnr P*tlUon#r C tr u B .C p x r t.S * ^ ahead in a new Plymouth. And while you’re nt your dealer's, take u good look at tbo yearsahead Plymouth. If you buy a Plymouth during the contest period and you’re one of the top 18 weekly winners, you'll girt double your money back in cash immediately. Hotter get your entry in today! Sptoadt a magic carptf Hurry to your dealer today! m ■Z t - �■ was t'T* f ( ‘ V .. ■ \r--. C*1 * V‘ t --/' _ .P p Good Record jrjt n J.' - • * _ " “ £ * £ * £ * AL RhMAORA 6 2 6 —■K'T • ■ Average ~ COLUMBUS, OUo (UP) — Tte U«tut crowd m r to attend a ■porta banquet bar* vatebad the pnamlattoa Thursday night a* the United P rtu Annul Trophy for tba nation’* top foliage, football team to Ohio State. J 'j * ■ • _- * 1 '•■-»'? ’ r . £ E E H & £ £ !tf c ^S. - * * “'*■ ^ S S r t t if Tba award v ia made by Racket] Short, manager of tba Columboa United Prtca Bunas, to Ohio State Coach Woody Rayaa before a cheering c rowd of about 2,500 at a HO a plate buck* tor braeea banquet. Os band for th* oceaaios w en Gov. C. William O’Neill, Sen. John W. Bricker (R-Ohlo) and the four football teama raprcaentlng Ohio State In tba Rote Bowl, tba aqoada of 1M , ’to, ’54 and 'ST. Formal pnaenUtion of the tro­ phy win be made Sunday sight as the Ed Sullivan telavialon pro­ gram, President Frank H. Barth­ olomew of United Prate will pro, aent It to PreiMent Novice Faw­ cett of Ohio State. Is accepting the trophy Tburaday night, Rayaa laid ba would "rather hare thla trophy than any they could hava given m e." "We are extremely proud of thla gnat honor bocauie ft la n team award," Rayaa laid. In pruentlng the handsome three-foot high gold trophy, Short pointed out that It waa .awarded by a board df 25 ouatanding coaches, distributed throughout the country In such a way aa to prevent ona section outvoting an­ other. Ohio Gets Trophy For Nation's Top C h a m p i o n s h i p ; CofcgeM lcn !obras Take Peanut •O w l Mveral threats srere snuffed out., Buddy Carter of tha Cobraa speli­ By JBBBT COVINGTON lt was a tremendous effort on ed the difference In the youngsters A very speedy and aggraaitva ’U on team, paeod by DUk "Prea- tho part of both squads and they championship till by breaking fooae thrilled the large crowd on many for a 13 yard TD Jaunt. Late to te" Richards, and George "Lightsoeeailona. Li. Cdr. Louie Hoop, the game Carter started around tog" Pittard,, took advantage of Chairman uf the Grammar School left end, met a good defense, retha breaks ban Friday night and PTA event stated that, financially, versed his field, and aeamptred 1 completely ahat out th* fifth grada and otherwise, the elaisie was a ail the way for the TD. He ran .... acora Indies t big auceeas. He wishes to thank the Gators ragged ail night and fig tri. Although tha 4*4 differently it"waa"aiTavVn #11 th® parent* and faculty of the waa without a doubt, the itar of match throughout tbo contest and « h°°> for ail the cooperation that, the contest. The Gator, were p.eed* by waa received to making thla a — w“ Lloyd , , “ J Freeman * --------- who was — thrilled tha large crowd. Ivery Impressive at quarterback. big succeai. . Throwing In a lot of "ham", th* passing of Flttard and Scruggs to Richards proved to much for Cy Pltton’a Tigers. PiUard also got off several nice rani for tha winners. . Tha Tigers looked at first as U they might bavs had what ft took whan Braltey "Milkman" Odham Intercepted • Lion pass on the 25. GAINESVILLE—G w a r d J o t age of .436 on shots from tho field, Bat a charging line ied by Lee "Sogar” Samuels and "Smiling" Jim Hobbs, who act a record of 4U most of them coming from wall .Runt failed to givo an Inch and points last icaaon for the most outside the free throw circle. He points ever scored during a bas­ has alio hit 14 of 18 free throw* ketball season by a Florida Galor for .875 percentage. is hitting an even faster pace Forward Richard Hoban of Mi­ early thla season. ami folfowa Hobbs In Florida team O D V M m iK M auiT r o u u n i t The supcrlstlve All-Southeastern scoring with 47 points, an average Tba Board o f Publlo Inetructten for •mUola County, "Florida, will" re­ Conferen:e guard from Sheridan, of 15.6 per game, while Guard JgtM el** tildj tha furnUhtnu .M of all _ _ fo r LJ B Ind. has banged home 63 points Charlie Pike, alio of Miami, hsi t _ ,_ bor. malarial*, equipment aad ••rvlcaa required for tha coiutruc- l.i three college games to date for scored 39 and averages 13 points. tlon o f Classroom Addition) to an average of 20.7 points per Center Jim Zlnn, six foot seven ■omlanl* llle h Hehool, (coneletln* game. He averaged 18.8 points last senior from St. Petersburg, paces o f to* olaoarootna, tollota, covered Walks. ate.): and HIT Addition tn season in selling his record. the atora on reboinds wltn 40, an Crooma Academy, (rnnalatlne of Hobbs Is hitting a fine percent- average of 13.3 In the three games olaaarooma, lollata, covered and n*w boiler p la it ) ; both wh'ch figure in NCAR statistics. a In Hanford, Homlnola CounGALENTO TO WRESTLE While Florida’s record Is three irlda; until 1#:«0 a. m . Jaaiuarjr *, ISIS, at tho Hehool AdminNEWARK. N. J. W - Willie Gil- victories against one defeat, sta­ ’ titration Imildlna. t*nmm*r<-U| Av*. hat. (laniard, Florida. at whk-h renberg, manager of two-ton Tony tistic* are being figured on only one-time heavyweight three of thisa games. A regularly <tlm* aad placa th* bid* will b* Galento, publlrlr ononod and road aloud. challenger. It negotiating with Pro­ scheduled game which Florida won I Drawing* and eperlfleatteni mar ba ohialnad hr dapaalttes 1 (n-r.rin •moter Emile Siaja for Galento to 07 to 56 against Jacksonville NAS iwlth tha ArrMlent, John A. lijrtnn mike a lour of Southeast Asia cannot be counted In statistics, ac­ jl V, Corner Viral Htroot and M« linn ,VIII* Avonuo, Hanford, Flnrlda, for wrestling rings. Ciaja has offertd a cording to NCAR rules. th* flrat art of dnrumrnta o utlin ­ guarantee o( J1o.ooo. Resides the NAS game, Florida ed. Such dapoalf will h* rtfundad haa defeated Stetson (79 85) and "n full tn each paraon who re turn The United Stales bought tho Florida State (71-70), and lost to h» document! In Bond rendition wlthta Id dara altar tha hid op in ­ Virgin Itlamli from Denmark dur­ Georgia (60-66). The Galora neat in g ; With osraptlnn aa noted bolow, Additional acta may he nhtalnao ing World War I as a safeguard see action against Rollins In (he a t tha ooat o f lid on oarh, which la against occupation. Purchase price Florida Gym, Monday nigh’ , Dec. half rafundabla. tlmcral Contract, was $25,000,1100, V . ora aoaurlne dncuteinte and not Hobbs Making Good Showing For Gators Legal Notice K W 1 *1 •ll " ill NEW YORK (UP)—WlUle Mays, the New York (San Francisco) Giants’ amazingly veriatll* out­ fielder, t o p p e d tho National League slugger* In 1MT with a .626 average to take the title for the third time to tho last tout yea*:*The 26-year-old WlUle, who to­ talled 366 bases In 585 official at bat*, was a scant .014 points ahead of Stan Muaial, tho SC Louis Cardinal ace who tat four league marks and tied a major league record. Hank Aaron, whose 389 total bases led the circuit, ranked third in slugging with .600 and Duke Snider of the Dodgers was fourth at .567. Snider, who lied a National League record by hitting 40 or more homers for a fifth straight season, topped the league by strik­ ing out 104 times, however, and alto grounded into 17 double playa. Muslal, who won bis seventh baiting championship, sat teaguo marks of 893 consecutive games played, 10 straight years In which M FRANK a * tv* W m l CHUF O f TV* F VUAA0/R. O f fflCHAV* me t h a t T * c y lL VAVg 7D*fOLP_ Tf/fVf rsvr* u ve tv* A* * * * * AVPPtM AP* fC A J tt I IM NfKf °% r*F H OT*A* 9/LtVTLY 9TFAL A VAT. * Eoghanviola Kennels Still Leading League In tha llna-op fo r ‘the week to the Sandipur Woman’ s Bowling Leagua Eoghanviola Eeimali ia on fop with 20 wins and 11 fonts. Robson Sporting Goods Is dose be­ hind with 27 wins and 21 loam. The Hollywood Shop and RoUlni Hobby Shop hava a tied acora of 2) wins and 25 louts. Leary's and Wilson's Diner haa won 22 and lost 26 with Harriett's Beauty Nook having won 19 and lost 29, Individual high game scratch of 167 goes to Naomi Jackson and individual high gams handicap of IN goat to Peg Rustcl. Individual high serlei scratch of 450 and han­ dicap of 504 both go to Eva Rogcro. Team high for threa gamei of ha knocked in 190 or more run*. 1,156 lifetime eatra base hits and a .560 lifetime slugging percent­ age. In addition, his 307 total basea nyide ft 13 straight years over 300 — tying Lou Gehrig's ma­ jor league record. OlKefr significant N a t i o n a l League record* were act by the Dodgers' Gil Hodgea, who raised his total of grand slam homers to Dodgers' Roy C a m p a n e l l t , who lifted his lifetime homer to­ tal for catchers to 242, and th* Braves' Warren Spahn, who won 20 games for the eighth tltpa and increased his shutout total to 41. Both aro marks for NL leftes. Until You Have The Whole Amount Saved For Needed Home Repairs or Improvement? • Heated Stands Sorry, No Minora ii n l i .. w ' * FHA Obtain Financing! An Extra Bath Replac* Decayed Porch or Steps Repair Leaky Roofs Luxurious Clubhouse Jerry Collins, Operator Paint— Outaide or Insldt Call F A 2*6681 The Lumber Number For Sudden Service Lumber & Supply Yard 110 I . lot 8 Miles South of Sanford, Highway 17-92 .i n Tviir |>6f Help You Cost Nightly " £ 8:10 P.M. MatineeWed. & Sat., 2P. M. Tha Very Beak jfr Can Put An Extra Room In Th* Attic Build ScrMned-In Patio Add a Bedroom Featuring later ’ rare, » * goes to RoQlna Hobby Shop and team Ugh for single game goes to Harriett's Beauty Nook with 721. . jru^A*** A drasa form, or a gift certi­ ficate tor one, will make her think you're (he moat thoughtful person ever! H . JAM ES GUT A G E N C Y 312 EAST FIRST STREET * PHONE FA 2*4451 H. JAMES GUT Capt. James Cook of England, from 1773 to 1775, sailed around AntarUca without seeing land. JAMES a GUT Aa SIGNS FIRST PLATERS ST. LOUIS «B — Jo* Cunning­ ham, reserve flrit-baaeman whose spectacular pinch-hitting played maJor*mIe In the St. Louis Cardi­ nals' bid for the National Laaguo pennant, haa signed for 1938. Ha is the first player signed by Bing Devine, who succeeded Trank Lane as general manager of the Cardi­ nals. ELECTRIC TRAINS and ACCESSORIES A M E R IC A N FL Y E R and LIONEL LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS W IN N TV Corner lat and Sanford CV FA 2-2994 I Look For It In EA S Y TO FIN D -H A N D Y -C O M P LE T E M 6l?ti ftr Ntf ^ IV Pills (wHw~? Gift Items—Novell!** Revlon - Thao Bandar Cosmatlcs Parmnnant Wav* Specials HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 105 S. Oslc FA 2-5742 Imported Italian Leather Handbags $.1.50 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. FA 2-2482 Whiting and Davis Glamour* OROMESII BAGS Assorted Styles 86.95 to 114.95 Y O W E LL ' S SWEATERS Orion, Ban-Lon, Fur Blends Dyed to match Outfits $3.08 to $14.95 HOLLYWOOD SHOPS SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 100 East First St. Shadow Boxea—Cedar Chest* Lamps— Planters Sofa Pillow* Enjoy at! th* benefit* of home improvement TMMEDIATELY. . . AND REPAY THE LOAN BY EASY monthly payment* over th* next 36 month*. O. D. Farrell’s GOES ON TOUR CHICAGO W—Scout Jack Shee­ han will pass up a Christmas at boma tills year to make reports on 12 Chicago White Sox ptayen competing to the Cuban, Puerto Rican, Venenelan and Dominican Republic winter leagues. Sheehan Ukcs off on his .rip on Dec. IT. Olfli for Nmi < This space Is reserved for you For your Christmas For only a nominal cost Shopping Bargalna Sunbeam Appliances • Reg. $18.60 Food Mixer $38.06 Reg. $19.50 Elect. Frypan 14.93 Reg. $29.95 Elec. Peculator $24.94 MATHER OF SANFORD Gift auggestiona for th* Give Mom a Sweater Westinghouie Portable TV CHILDREN by Sehlarlpellt Now $99.00 Dolls - Gun Sets • Cowboy Boots UARY-ESTH Ell'S With Trade In , OAHRF.TT’S "Featuring Fashions Just for You” Beggarly Appliance Center 323 East First FA 2-3344 200 N. Park 115 S. Magnolia FA 2 3673 Low ** BBDMLBT Called ow to pass tour Hmaa, the Miami mlraele man completed two for » yards. Ha punted ten times far a 31.0 yard average, and haul­ ed hack 14 punts 111 yards. fa addition to hii rushing, kick off returns, and scoring, Parrlib proved hla'allamind worth to the team by punting three times for a 47.0 yard average, nturr*ag three punts for 20 yards, and com­ pleting a pass for 38 yards and a touchdown. Jifmy Dunn wound up this seasoi the Southeastern Conference*! leader ia pass Interceptions, short circuiting six for 71 yards return­ ed. General Insurance W H Y W A I T ? ... We Chairman, Board af TVtbllt laatrurtlon for Htmlnol* County. Florida X, T. Mtlwaa. larrslsr* Funsrlntsndanl of Fubtl* tsatrnr. (Ion .1 jg u t t e o n o f rm ebcA aow n m * c x am > *gtear* carp *, F o r *00007 CAM . PgkfgO TR T£AJR* Jewellta Brush A Comb Seta $2 50 up Dresser Seta $4.25 up FAUSTS DRUG STORR •ulraO U lurnlah ind par for sat •afaetorr patrormanea aad parmaat bond nr bonds. Attsnllnn la csllad le th* fast that no! tssa thaa Ih* minimum aatarla* and watts aa sal forth In th* Hp*r|. flatten* must ba paid *a (hi* pro. Tha Board of Publlo Tnatruatlna for Si-mlnol* Tnuntr, Florida, rtatrvts ths rlnht to rslaet an* and/or all bid* or to waits snr informallll** blddlns. No bid ahall n* wthdrawn for a parlnd af (truss til Says tnbtanutnl to Ih* ootn. n» of bids without lha eonssnt at th* Poard Arcade Package Store >TMRt A t# R t a*oaNP\ foR n *rtirv;3 7m At*'* aulimlltlne proooeali ihall ha rafuadad oaa-half o f dapnalt upon ra(urn o f documanta In goad condi­ tion. A rortlflad chock or bonk drift, p i / a b l o to tha U.iard o f l-uldlo latl roctloa for Hamlnnl* County, Florida. If. 1. Uorarnmont lloml*. ar a aatlafaclorr hid bond raacutad by th* blddor and occoptahU lorotlaa In an amo-iat equal tn tlv* par eont o f iho bid ahall b* aubmltiod With oarh bid. Tba auccaaafut blddar will b* ra- I GAINESVILLE—The Uafva f y P M i ' i star halfback, Jim tmtne, wound up the 1W7 foot­ ball m a o s at tba bead or sear tba top la eeery Individual statis­ tical column kept far tba team. Tba ffaul statistical report re­ leased on tba Gators by Uw Uni­ versity's Sparta Publicity Depart­ ment ahowi that Rountree was the team's leader in ground gained rushing and post returns. He waa rtcoau beat to scoring, kickoff re turns, pasa receiving and puntiaf, and third best la passing. Rountree, who waa a senior this aeesoo, gained 411 yards rushing, nosing out Pullback Ed Scan, who had 2*4, aad Halfback Berate Par­ rish, who had m . Ha scored 30 points, beaten by Berate Panrish who had 20 points on touchdowns and licked 14 of 18 extra points attempted. Rountree returned five kickoffs for 102 yards, bettered ante by Parrish, who returned four for 1M yards. Per tba past two years ba baa been the team leader in. pass receiving, but this year was bet­ tered by Halfback BIU Ncwbere, who caught eight for 13« yards aad one touchdown. Rountree caught alx for 112 yards and two d 212 W. 3rd St. Sanford, Flo. Blow for HER Tailored and Dressy AN Styles and Colon, fabrics $2.96 to $14.95 T O V E L L ' I Door Mirror 18 X 06 Crystal Sheet 110.95 •tch Senksrlk Glass A Paint Co. 112 W. Second FA 2-4622 V LP's • 8Ut« hr Usws~? RECORDS 45's Children’s Records WINN TV 320 E. P int . FA 2-2994 SANFORD FURNITURE CO 300 East Fint St. Living Room Suites—Mirror* Ite-lrooin Suites— Bookcases Throw Rugs—Cedar Rohes Flower Lite* Religious Iteits Christmas Cordveil tie* Monro* Corner Craft A Gift Shop — Out West First Hi-Fidellty PhonognL 8109.95 to $580.00 WINN TV FA 2-2994 320 E. F in t Complete Lin* o f Buxton Laalherwara. Billfolds, Glass** Case. Key Case, and Cigarette Cases. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. A Special Gift for tho Family Everyone will enjoy using a new Smith-Corona Portable Typewriter HAYNE8 OFFICE MACHINE 314 Magaolia FA 2-0462 LINGERIE Pantlee, Stipe, Gowns, and Pajamas in nylon and Rayon By Munsingwcar PURCELL CO. Nice selection of Glfta For th* Kitchen $2-25 up RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I l l Mtgnolia_________FA 2-0915 Shell love a Beautiful Strand Of Caiturad Pearls. Sea our otegaat array. Priced te fit the budget WM. E. KADER, JEWELER Brouse Around See Variety - quality - Beauty Gifts fer Everyone Monroe Corner Craft A Gift Shop — Out West First See our selection ot Buxton and Princess Gardner Billfold*, Cigarette Lighten, Cases, sad Glass cases. POWELL'S OFF1CB SUPPLY W Bills ter Hie < SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East Fint St. Smoking Stands—Easy Chair* Table Radios—Hassocks Desks O. D Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featurin mg: tryr Be Th* Vet Best 310 E. Pint St. Washable Jacket* to Assorted Colon and Style* to Nylon, Wool and Gabardine B. L. PERKINS A SON 204 East First Give him on* of our handsome Cuff Link and Tio Bar Seta 3t*ny Stylet to Choose From $3.50 up WM. E. KADER, JEWELER Fir* Extingulshen, Life Preservers Cushions and I.ow price Shotgun Shells W. P. SMITH FA 2-6231 2515 Park Ave. Kodak Movie Projector, 8mm $62.00 TOUCHTON DRUG 4*' 121 E. Fint FA 2-2482 y M il far Boyt TRIVETS ELECTRIC TRAINS Antlou* n p reductions, practical and Accessorise A Lionel and decorative. All siiei. shapes Am- Flyer 56c up and sty!lee. WINN TV 320 E. F int FA 2-2994 THE HITCHING POST e �O M O RE 8 = M (K tL L A *«P U B T2kb hAN o WOOD • WOOD - WOOD CLAYTON C. BROOKS i von a r o w v Real Estate investments FA 3-0819 Genuine Pilch Fine A Oak Fire s FOR HINT Wood— Beet deal in Town. Call I M ACS KINTALS US and your wood worries arc HOME IN MAYFAIR 4 WANTED !• KENT ever. BOB A ERNIE MORRIS. Ry* Owner . . . FA S-S42S i__ r e a l e sta te r o u sa le Phone FA 3-422S before 9 er 4—Fa r m s , a c r e a g e , g ro ves For the Rest Buys in Real Estate after 8. Ala# ChrisUaaa tree*, T REAL ESTATE WANTED native short leaf pine. SHE CULLEN ft HARKEY i USCEIAANEOCS 111) N. Park Ate. Ph. FA 2-3391 Jto I —FLOWERS. PLANTS. newer*. Plants. Shrub* 9 SHRUBS Retired or Newlyweds SUNNILAND IS OFFICE EQUIPMENT II AUTOMOBILES-TRAILERS , Due to owner's serious illness, wa PRODUCTS are Authorised to offer thla un­ GRAPEVILLK NURSERY U BOATS A MOTORS ____ usually nfea 2 Bedroom home, 2 miles West of Town 18 FARM SUPPLIES A RACKIN' enclosed garage, kitchen equipp­ FA 2.0888. ERT ed, nicety located and a beauti­ \ U PETS-UVESTOCIAUPPLIES fully landscaped yard, all for SEND SUNSHINE to soma shut11500.00. as low as 81.OCO.0O in! Sand flowers from SAN­ U A t n o i s WANTED down, 175.00 monthly, no clos­ FORD FLOWER SHOT*, FA 2ing costa. Ssa Seminole Realty, IS PLACES U EAT 1822. W* telegraph. 1901 Park Ave. ___________ ST BEAUTI PARLORS FISHER'S NURSERY ]• FEMALE HELP WANTED Modern 3 bedroom house, screen­ Citrus — riant* — Peat IS MALE DILP WANTED ed porch, carport*. Immediate Cor. Magnolia A Oners FA 2-4635 SB MALE to FEMALE occupancy. Sacrificing because SB wwuft wMnitoto -----leaving state. Call daya FA C■ BUSINESS OPPOETUNmES •0174.evenings —m cun .-a *- A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST • Phone FA S-lOSt » A MONET to LOAN 0381. For dependable Service » SPECIAL SERVICES Member of Florist ZtA ROOFING A PLUMBING Telegraphy Delivery Assn. # M R » “ to If PIANO SBBYICEB________ ILECfUCAUCONTEACIOES INSURANCE NOTTCEB-PBESONALS ARTICLES fto SAID w^ nttuee a ■OU8KKOLP LOST—Small brown t»rri«r typt puppy. Answers nnmt of Stut>by. Ph. PA 2-4343. LOST—Ona *old*n retriever male dog. Belonged to David Lowe. Anvona knowing whereabauta of thla dog, call FA 2-3572. WR HAVR A HOMI FOR YOU Complete tad raid? M at* aeeupaacyLaotians South Piaeereat — Sanford Whispering Oaks — Tituevilla FKA la **rvie# sad FRA flaaad- P p small amount fur equit- r -d Two bedroom unfurnished houaa taka over paymsnts. Call FA 2with kitchen equipment. «8J.iW 4478. ninthly. 406 ben Carloa. Phone A. B. PETEBBOM FA 2-3951. ________ Broker AseeeiaSee: A. B. Fetat­ ion Jr., P. J. Chaitaraoo, Gar­ ||.A—CAR RENTALS 2 BR upataira apt FA 2-0847. field Willem, and R. W. Wll- DRIVE A NEW CAR aoywbare, llama. Boh Edwards A. C. DeadFurnished 4 room* and bath, all anytime. Rental aervlee Includes say. Land Surveyor. Wash, gas and insurance. P electric kitchen. Call FA 2-3865. 118 « , Perk Ave. Pb. FA 2-8123 MERI.E WARNER, National Car Rentals, 401 E. lst SL. ’ a— Wa M'Ikh t o h L ^ T Mayfair Section. I.ff. 3 BR. homo FA 2-3994. Year's lease on email housa on on 2th leu. FA 2-IMS. outskirts of Sanford or vicini­ KENNETH E. BLACK ty. with approximately one acre of wooded land. Write Bo* REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER CHRISTMAS BOAT SALK 1009 5. 2nd Phona FA 2-0311 WHM rt Sanford Herald All buats, motor., and trailers at g,-tally .sduu . . so a— HBAI. ESTATE FOR BALE Modern 3 bedroom horn# on large' Hard n-. r *'• -* . comer lot, nicely landscaped, fully equipped, near school Im­ Give the family an outfit for M R . INVESTOR Christmas, rmsm* Pun. mediate pollution. 81,890. dn*n % Do the ups and down* of the Your Eviarude Dealer Balance flnanred. C. A. WHID* Stoek Market k*«P you upset! DON. SR.. 202 S. Perk Are. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS We have 3 eactlfent offering* 108 E, 1st rhone FA 2 5)41 Tel. FA 2-5991. in Apartment* Houiaa with a proven record of n.t Income. JOHNSON MOTORS Cherry Real Eaiato Ageaey Take advantage of tha healthy SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Dial FA 2-0828—Notary rental market and invest it in­ 1818 W. 13 SL Rear-Barber Shop 2444 f t Ilford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1592 come property. Lst u» discuss this with you. See Ssmlnola FARMER'S AGENCY Realty, 1901 Park Ave.. FA F1BERGLAS8 SUPPLIES It* S. French Ave. 2-5232. N. V.\ Farmer, Realtor McRANBY-SMITH PAWTS Mrs. Gayle Osborne. Assoc. ~ REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2515 Park Ave. PA 2-4441 Phone FA 2-5221. of FA 2-2418 3V» H.P. Champion motor, Ilk* 4t J . w l 't l A L L , R E A L T O R New 8 Bedraom Bern** new. 178. Ph. FA 2-0204 or is* at 410 San Carlo* Ava. $700.00 Down # ™ EXCLUSIVE MAYFAIR-3 bed Features electrl* kiUhaju, Urraaro floors, and choice residential room, 1‘ * baths. Two choice homes to choose from. locations. New 3 bedroom .home, built in A. K . Shoemaker, Jr. kitchen. On l«>itS6 foot lot. Phone FA 1-3101 _ It*00. down. We now have modern 2 bedroom houses priced from 16250.00 to HAVE HOME — *8750.00. W IL L S E L L W. H. -BILL* STEM PER Realtor A .Insurer D ou a 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath. Flor­ Assoe. Guy Allen. Grelehen Hall, ida Room, Central heat, double Arietta Price. Everett Harper carport and large utility room phone FA 2-4991 113 N. P«rk in beautiful Loch Arb«r <nr*r Golf Cour.e) .nund tike what you are looking for? Th* price is Stenstrom Realty ’unbelievable, only 814,300.00. H. E- STENSTROM terms aa low as 11600 down, and Registered Broker you can move in by Christmas. 1417 Laurel — Phone FA 12410 See Seminole Realty, 1901 Park ! RAYMOND M. BALL 1 REALTOR REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE FOR RESULTS List your property with ui. 204 S. Park Ave.. Senford TK 2-5441 ~ THIS- YOU CAN AKFOBDI New 2 bedrnon, home - I I W Cash, nalance financed. C. A. W1I1DDON. SR- 202 S. Park At*. TeL FA 2-5991._______________ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 1* ask Crumley A Mon with V at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-46M 20 sera tile farm, 3 b e d r o o m house, large barn Es<y terms. J. B. Law , Ph. FA 11223. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Raymond Londquist, Assoe. FA 2QRU Atlantic Bank Bldg. Soft Water Shampoo HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK t03 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-5742 iU W U aI I M g WCTTO WOMAN—With machine to sew ready cut apron*. Eaiy. profit­ able. Spare or full time. AAB APRONS, Caldwell, Ark. IR—MALE HELP WANTED Bora Wanted—to sail The San­ ford Herald Monday through Fridays at 3:30 p.m. Coma to Tha Herald office ami ask for BUI Vincent after 3:30. Witard Power-Matle 12. Eaeeptlonally dean and run vary lit­ tle. SITE. Ph. FA 2 4178 after 5 p-m. W. P. SMITH Outboard Sale* A Service 2515 Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Special Fait Closaiut on H42.no trailer* while they last 1120.00 MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS Tremendous Price Change# on J*$8 Mercury outboard Motor*. 3958 40 HP Msreury s electnr starter 1599.04 H HP Mercery with generator AND SELLIN G Doe. 18 1957—P it* « 28-ARTICLlK FOB » A t l >i H.P. Elfin Outboard Motor 67 Model. Run less than 10 hr*. SERVICE , Cost 8188. Sacrifice for 885.00. Window A WaU Washing Kenmora Sewing machine. Cabin­ Floor Waxing—NOrth M id i et modal. 67 modal. Just Ilk* 133 Hiway 17-83 DaBary nsw. Cost 1138. Sacrifice for 175.00. HUBY SPEARS Briggs A Stratum 2\ H.P. Salt Ceramic Tile Contractor Propelled Lawn Mower. Six 2201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8125 months old. 21" SacrlfIc#' for 8100.00. U g - T LUIlUKG' . M 'm H SE L. C. Smith typewriter. Perfect condition—136.1)0. 12' Admiral deep fraesar. Perfect condition. Cost |8S0. New motor. Sacrifice for 8150. Upright model. Th. FA 2-4880. SALESMEN! Rural territory available. Sell to Livestock Feeder*. Protected u-imuiy. Meekly a raw against rommisilnni.. Car, agricultural background, direct isles ex. perlencs essential. Adequate * training In territory. Writs fully, give phone No., to In­ ternational Stock Food Corp., Delhi, New York, and a person­ al Interview will be arranged in your nrea. WANTED / ' It will say y o u to seo s i bafora you buy. Open Evening* and Yeung man’ with nice personality, Sundays. EASTS IDE TRAILER BALM neat appearance, ambitious and Palatka, Its. eager to learn an interesting DON'S COVER SHOP trade. Automobile Interior Decorator Seat Covers — Truck Seals At Willis Pontiie-401 W. 1st LOST __ Man'a Lonflana wrl»t la« available watch during Christmas pa­ rade. Reward. Notify Sanford We can qualify you for oaa el the** home* la 30 mbiatas. Yaw See Ray Herron For Herald. can start eojoytaw tha heme a new Pontiac or VauxhalL Also a good used car. Ph. FA 2-0231 while we prooaaa Ova paper*. 1—POE RENT or after S p,m. FA 2-3883. 301 WELAKA APARTMENTS: "om r Weet First St. private bathi. 114 W. Plftt SL D**a taped hr BOB WHITE TRAILER SALEH ODHAM ft EFFICIENCY apanaawU^ltoL2105 8. Orange Blossom Tr., Or­ TUDOR* Inc. abla for couple or itafla P*»**olando. 1988 43 fL 3 BR Mercury Privet* bath A shower. Idaally Manor trailer used 4 weeks loeaUd aeroaa from Post Off's** 83893. Also 30 f t 3 BR, big re­ Car. Hwy. 1T-PI A 1 7* SL Inquire Jacobson D*fL Store. duction- Used trallen wanted. Pheae FA 2-1801 CHerry 1-2217. BRA ILEY ODHAM, Prom Sleeping rooms, TV. Th* 401 Magnolia Are., FA 2-07-tL 1982 Two bedroom house trailer, >500. and assume psymeu 3 room furnished apartmtnt. 313 FA 2-6350. Talmettn. Must Sell Country Home 3 bedroom, 1H hath older home Furn. apt. 119 Elm Ave. in good rofldllioa on Urge lot Ford 1954 Malnlinar. good con­ dition. low mileage. Priced to oiv (nod rood. 83840. with Furn. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. telL FA 2-2342. 92600.00 Down. Furnished 4 room downstaira apt. 8 bedroom 2 bath homa with lake rivilege*. Under conetxuction. Bargain: 1963 Royal 28 ft. mod-. All electric kitchen. Corner 18.600.00. 83,000.00 Down. am housa trailer, sleeps 4. Nary Baa* Rd. A Hwy. 17*92. ■ 10*20-It awning* A real buy at ROSA L. P A Y TO N I1T60, used 13 months. Granger, Nicely furnlahad folly'aqulpped 2 Regittared Real Estate Broker 14 Pleasant St., Lake Helen. bedroom apt. |75 mo. Ph. FA 2- Th FA 3-1301—17-82 at Hiawatha 0800. 1984 1 - Bedroom housetrailcr. 0 28—SPECIAL f f i W C t t Haynea Office Machine Co., Type­ writers, adding maehlaei, salatRentila, 814 Mat- FA 1-0448. HOMER— 8 I A S hatha. B U Y IN G Busineia background helpful, hut not noreeeary. f Contracting A Repair* Girl's blku, 20" A 24", FA 2-8331. 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 18888 New Japanese mink neck piece 9(0.00., valued at 8125.00. RollPlumbing — Krtsky Heating away bed 915.00. FA 2-5395, M. G. HODGES 1118 Park Ava. Service on Alt Water Pumps— Walls Drilled — rumps Faola Road rhons FA 2 8037 Now taking ordara for frtsh dross* ed turkeys, call FA 2-4007. CLARK 1 electric stove, 2 rotlaway l-eds. Plnmhlag, Heating A Supply C*. 1IA Shannon Dr., FA 2-656-. Contracting A Repair* 1619 Orlando Dr. Th. FA 2-2374 Highway 17-92 South Sanford Drop head Domestic sev/tnr ma. rhlne. Perfect condition. 918.C0. Call FA 2-4817. p l u m b in g Contract and Repair Work This Is a pass to tho Rita thsatra Free Estimates for Eddie Fuhrman. Exp. date R. L. HAItVKV Dec. 25, 1957 204 ganford Ave. Thon* FA 2-3383 n=4*IA*e& JBUV11K---------------PIANO TUNING A R I PAIRING W. L HARMON Ph. FA 2-8113 After 1:00 p. m. to-ELEt.TRtCAL BRHvIffal FRIGIDA1EE sppUancos, a le and sarvieo. G. H. High. Oviedo Fla. Pboaa FO 5-3315 er San1 ford FA 2 3888 after « p. m. Electrical Contractisa House Wirlnr and Hapalr* RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. US 2 Magnolia Mainolia Dial PA FA 209 2 0918 it Thla la a good opportunity for a- PAINTING smnrannmni: Pup tenta 81.98, Double blankets 84.98, Taint 12.60 gal.. Boots, Jackets, Cots, Sleeping Bags. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Senford Ave. 40 bushels Dream Naval oranges. Picked before frretc. 12.00 bu. at my house. TH. FA 2-0975 A. M. Remuiat. a - l 'U R N i m i aai---------------HOUSEHOLD GOODS T R A D E -IN NO W Gel the most Tor your old tha right person with oportunl- FI-OOR sanding and finishing Cleaning, w a i i n g - Serving ty for advancement. Seminole County line* i92S. B. M. Gleemw. Lake Mery Apply to Boi NP Care Sanford Herald stating qualification*. furniture. $SAVE$ Furniture and Appliances New ft Used Mather of Sanford Rerryblll Pernwag Contractor 203 09 East rirst FA 2-0893 Licensed — Bonded — Union Free Estimate — Compare our Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bmi(ht-otd. Larry’s Mart Price* FA 2-2287 after 5:00. 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4131 For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph • BIG VALUES FA 2 4180 or FA 2-6007. • QUICK CREDIT TED BURNETT • EASY TERMS FOR BETTER PAINTING WU.SON-MA1ER Christmas help. Army-Navy Sur- 2601 Grandview Th. FA 2-2973 Naw and Used Fumttar* plus, 310 8anford Ate. 311 E. First 81 Ph FA 2-5823 Tor Painting and Repairing KB l l - WU M tu CM th FRED KOETTGER 2914 Magnolia Ave, FA 2-0259 SAVE A T ECHOLS Have 2 ton Stake truck A \ ton pick up. Dealr* odd jobs, haul­ House painting and repairing. Xmn* * Pre-lnvenlory ing. Ph FA 3-0513 around 3:00 Reasonable rates. Call FA 2-2139 1 SALE p.m. . after 3:30. HUY NOW WHILE ALL Good cook— housekeeper withe* ITEMS ARE REDUCED days ironing, dinner, Bakes and eeives. 704 Bay Ave. KCIIClH BEDDING CO. Maple 2-0300 Cor. 2nd A Magnolia FA 2-6321 Maid, housework »r babysitting. “ flud" Bamberger, Mgr. 2109 W. 18th. Ph. 2-1102 HeMiirfellnf — Retooling — Re­ Tree Delivery siding — Materiel* — Contrac­ Want to do baby sitting. Call tors — Financing. FA 2-5105 or FA 2-2153. -MALE or FEMALE 23—SPECIAL SLR VICKS Smart Santas use Sanford Herald want-Ads, to shop and save th* easy way . . . For Christina* . . . DAILY CROSSWORD JM tlW ►II4MJ, •IM'1 'M'M! 22. Basrlng 2. Reclined t l . - M M i : ’ .- 1 .1 .1 III 23. Cor. l. Money ifr ) 3. Devoured HKH ^ rostve t MQO 4. N i c k e l 8. Bird's a a n u sa o nnc tub. taym.) stomach UG MOtJ PilltVM stances □mwrjnnn 5 Missile 9 Network* 24 Mirk, li(8;'ji 1 iijju u -1 testing JO. A sign UMif) L'.3Clf’ J "t: center, Fla. •rsl* of winter ?jj -iti « like 0. Baseball II. Stand up i u i j i i -i :i:-j[w v q fishes glove ]!. Gulf Club ru tin ii.-jwii it Cod 7. Per rami ItJIKl IJ1 I. 'T I.v Consume 1. Hot doge of 14. For fear VHtenli>1s Aeistf war It. Twilled that ST. Ia obli­ 29 Ahead fabric IT. Drama gated 31. Terrified 13. Custom (Jap.) (0. Assam 33. Any H. Sonata II. An silk, fruit introduction movement drink worm 20. Storage spot 10. Tibetan 31 Projecting 41. Part of priest 71. Overthrown roof '•to ba" parliament 19 Not empty edge* 44- Barium ‘ iRuu.) 30 Exist 33. Pigpen tiym.J 27. Reward 33. Jewish J 4 f month 1 1 1 39- Hawaiian i island II • 37. Thus % 11 31 Not hot •1 30. Region $ J 32. Wayside i* •» •topping % u 4 '1 place 33. Exacts % H satisfaction ' 4 % for u »» ’4 II w 38. Twofold f r <prefix) 11 w 3T. Poem* j* % 31 Head % Jl 11 covering 30. Setther 17 41. Not straight IS" }^ { % as hair si 4ft n (2. Metallic rock .j w 41 43. Degrade 13 Little girt 44 41. Endure* i DOWN 1. A monk ACROSS % % % 1 r —NOTH’ KS-PKKSON AI.R PUMPS - SPRINKLER BYSTEMS ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week or Month— All types and sixes, Installed Tel FA 2 5)81. Furniture Center "Do It Yourself’ 110 West First St WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STI NE NOTICE Machine aad Supply Co. We will bo operating in our new 207 W. 2nd 31. Ph. FA 2-4(33 store at 2551 Perk Ave. Jinusry 1, 1318. Chryaler Airtcm p B.VGGKRLT APPLIANCE CENTER Air Conditioning and HtaUng C. H. STAFFORD It) 8. Magnolia FA 2 3672 216 Oak Avtsu* FA 24731 PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL GATLIN BROTHERS Nancy Jackion Cantraetori, Draglines; Geneva FA 2-1047 2232. Ph FA 2 3274 SanfAd NOTICE This ia a pass to the Kite theatre for Ronald Brumbaugh. Exp. date This ia to notify all iraltnr* and brokers that th* following pro­ Dec. 25, 1957. perty has been enld. Robert A. Mayotte Mlmngraph Planting — Typinge Star Rout* Latter Writing — Caro* and Enterprise, FIs. • Latter* Addressed — Photo Copies of important papers— 28—ARTICLES TOR SALE Credit, rej '* — Collections.. report* Credit IBureau ____ Of Sanford „ —Tit terry to you— Rm. 403-04 San Atl. Nst’I. Bank Aluminum Bldg. Ph. FA 2-4154 Venetian Blind* Enclosed held. Sag proof bottom Vacuum Cleaner Repair* rail with plastic end*. Plaitie Repairs A parts for all makes ud or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylin cleaners. Electrolux, llouver, cord*. Kirby, Alr-Wey, G. E Replace, meat parts. Work guaranteed SonkarUc Glaaa and Paint Co. Free pick up A delivery. Call 112-118 W. 2nd Bt. Th. FA 2-4422 FA 2-4745. ENVELOPES. Lattarhaads, state­ SELL US YOUR FURNITURE Cash for say amount- Super ments, invoice*, hand bills, and Trading Post. 1 mils south 01 program*, a te . Progressiva Sanford. Pbon# FA 1-4877. Printing Co. Phono FA 372061— 403 Want 13th SL ' 9485.04 W O O LSE Y See th* TEXAS-MA1D boat* Ave. USED MOTORS Marfas* FfasUhas N»w 2 bedroom homo—83to. Caeh l.ika new Johnson Javelin 36 HP For Y ou r Boat complete with 2 tanks, battery, balance financed. C. A. WHIDS m lu h k GUm u d Patwt Cm. propeller, all controls DON. SR. 201 9. Park, TeL complete 1195.N 112-114 W- 2nd Bt rk FA l-4«2t FA 2-5991. 1-MK 50 Mercury 40 HP all WELL DRILLING J - k l U ! , * H a H (U N T IL electric rnmpleta with 2 tank* Fairbanka-Mors# Pump* battery A all control* $123.04 Repairs to all make* We Can Sail ^ our Home! HOWARD C. LONG Buyer* with 11.000. to 85,000. 12 fL fiberglass speed boat, motor 207 E. Commercial Are. down payment. For satisfactory and trailer. FA 2-4056. Pboaa FA 2-2838 result* contact Seminole Realty. 1901 3. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3 HEATING 5232. II. B. POPE CO. Small br*»d puppiee for Christ­ 208 S. Park------FA 2-4334 -M iim u gBBrr mas 15.00. 3rd hoUM Snu*h of Geneva Ava. on right of Bear- ThrtfU - checking account c o s t s LIV1J B A IT delL only 23 for 10 checks at Florida Fleming’s Red A Whit* Grocery State Rank of Sanford. Missouri Minaowi 3 dot. 11.48 IS— ARTICLES WANTED I'op-Guta Mia nowe ...5 dot. 85* CAHREITS SEWING CENTER —Worms— WANTED—All kinds of scrap ma­ Whit#—Nccchi— Etna Phone: FA 2-140P teriel. Zucke.-men Salvage Yard Repairs on all makes Muhinas Open Sevan Days a Week rbM# FA 2-28*8. 523 East Fust St FA 2-5248 Real Comfort" Yea, >oull have "R E A L COMFORT’ in • homo built b y WELLBORN PHILLIPS JR. Theae lake front homes ware built with luxur­ ious living In mind, ycl (he price la right for your budget. Lot ui show you (ho homei in LITTLE VENICE. $25,000.00 Pre-Morliig Sale WANT ADS Now golit# on at BAaGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER 115 S. Mignolls PA I UT] Used piano*, spinets, haby grands, uprights. Reasonable, guaran­ teed. Ph. FA 21911. 1-76" light weight boy* bike I- 24" girl* bike. See J. R. Devil, 201* ( edar or Ph. FA 2 1423 J.ttOO pineapple. 600 Hsmlin hud, treev on sweet «eeHling root,' K Clzculetuig heater, 2002 Frsnch. f n STreHAHTs Plastic Wall Tile 5c each II25 each at S*m<nol« Nursery. Hiway 17432. Long^vood. L. J. carroil. Jr. Double burner super flam* oil heat­ er complete. Call FA 2-4511 ^953 Myitle, • v Top Quality Paul F. Mueller & Son Orlindo Hwy. So. FA 2.1133 Wa hav* only TWO Homes loft: Ona 3 bedroom 1 bath / Ona A bedroom 2 bath Buy now and be eligible for liomcstciul exemption. C /pU tfop Jv Career R. Crystla Drlva 4 Lake Mary Bhd. Phone FA S-IA92 or Phona FA 2.30(1 after 7 p.m. �. ¥ * November—baa b a n tV victim el a ban n p. Atmeot Man 6m bow gratae tfcxu Im iu It faB aff A t m ra< bly tine ta any quantity la Oetebar people la aad clow It ibow builn***—they probably era, par* raidally, the taecteta itemeried ^ a t t i a g b o u t a S p to d Electric Rang# k an an a a | . _ . _ u ,m . j M u f a M U lU u a ] L w . I aad another atewariopa atewardm* LlfHaa Stilt* tat la m m to America (UP Ttltpholo) ------ -------- .— ------------|g f * - —» ly 1INNITT CHIP— S ^ O — TOR PRIBGOtaib about B a elaao-up nan on a priaoa baaaboS *1 loan who hit a rival pitcher** fait ball a country mitt. Ha tort arpuad first, rippad p u t acoond, rounded third and headed tar hoan—but they finally nallad htaa between third i ,/% " , , * " * * Lf * » y * I * °* ; O ar Haaranlp Pathar la all-rood, a l-lo ra , all-merer, all-wtadom. Ho haara arary alnocra prayer h r forglveneaa and help. Tha rift of Hie lovlng-klndneaa ta sot meatarad, bat ta abundant beyond hrnmm conception. fin a nattagaiar tar deatroy. tag IV norate af tba office tana. “My bay," waa tba wap Smokey Saytt The total flgurea art even mart Imprtiilri. T V Aral half af IV currant ataaoa brought la B Broadway jooduetlon* (deluding ona • maa exhibition.,arbitrarily limited rant aad rapartory, aaaa of which la nayabla V tha commefelal atandarda applied to Broadway production* la ftneral). Thla compare* with a la tha flrrt half of tba 1NS-9T aaaion and If ta tba aamparabla part af tba ItoS-S# iea*on. Bo, ta nombara alona, 1KT-M la head. Of tba B ihowa.t, poailbfy 18, art potential monty-makera ta greitar or Ultra degree — that Indicated n cetitful productUma. Bran If a eoople Of than ahoold weaken and fall to maka tha pad# tha total would ba high. Only nlrta wera quick flop# bp Nor. » . Th* flrd half of t V IB M ? n i ­ ton held only flra genuine earn* merdil auectun. TVra warn U brief run*. Tha aeora for 1955-SI waa all money-makara at moat, and lg af tha M left quickly and qulatlpSo any talk that a flurry af •arly-naaon flop* haa eliminated tha proverbial theater ibortaga ta ^m n . m m Ito rirlr platform. \V e s tln g h o u se IwM ffTntowrwn Frost-Free empty five wera booked tar early December occupancy. Ntea Shown Are HMa The current nine ihowa that glva avary Indication of being paying propoaltlona reprenntatlva of tha flnt half of 1MT-S art "Weit Side Story,** "Look Back In Anger," "Romanoff and Juliet," "Compulilon,” "Jamaica," "Fair Came," "Time Remembered," ••Nude With Violin” and Look Homeward, Angel'* (a dramatic blockbuatar without doubt). T V Cava Dweller*" and-or'The Rope Dancer*" aim may maka tha black Ink ledger. Dtalgned for modem living—with aR them featuroal it iToat-ane-invi unit* go to table or counter. Child-rale jusN tne aooa open* at a touch . . . haa Caramlcor magnet with Lifetime Guarantee, a a u to OtfPfHUVt* glow at (Idea . . . adjust to 12 poeltlona. New eva* u irtoa thowera non-itick cube* Into CUM in v M . 11 racltuiva Color Panel* and 5 baaie rtfrig* arator colon provide aa cotoa combination*.. ouse W a con halp you a rra n g e a a t y fin a n c in g w ith no m onay d o w n an d 3 6 m o n lha to p ay on all rgmodtltng or rapairing prolaita laudato Taor Room FIRST I \IIY MORS CHRISTMAS SIIOPPING-Mra. Dwight Elwahow rr, shopping for Christman gift* for her grsndchlldrrn, Inspect! a toy In the (letlyshnrg, P a , hotel lift shop. I.iter ahe and Preaident Klaenhotter motored bark to Washington «ft<r a tong weekend et their farm. (IIp fclrpholo) . Lat u* arrange for an insulating |ob in tha Jf attic and tldawall* af your homo. Saving* mad# in fual ovor a I low heating ita io n i wlN pay lor tha Job. b jm q p j W o f o t o / j P o u w t* wlth. 'Borden's fl i i I4T170 Model Whipping Cream P a a a l W «H a Exclusive Redecorate old, droary room* with oMrattlvo and p ra c tic a l w eed p an elin g . Id a a l lac fam ily roam *, dona, and lihraclaa. Require* no m aintangnea ar m V 82 "Push-Pull Circyir For Mora Contraat 90* Aluminixed Picture Tuba NO P A Y M E N T S U N TIL Excluilva Safa- FEB. 1st Guard Chaanta W IT H T R A D E Walgha KITCHEN Let ae give you a free estimate on a new modem kitchea for your home. MOT holiday i tecta I Bordet S fT P ch r rT ffm FAMILY ROOM Only IT tha. ATTIC ROO Every home reed* If you do a lot a family non*. Lat mtartaining let ua give you a fra* glva you aa < estimate. No obll- mat# ua a gap gallon, to you. rial room. NO MONET DOWN—I YEARS TO PAY * ( f ill 105.4 Sq. In. Viewable Area W S S tO tt to U jo o d l wKnvma T L n it e d £ 3 ! w w LUMBER COMPANY S**1 SIHltI b 1R£hCH AVE SANFORD PHONE. 713 ____________________ A PPLIA N CE CENTER 115 S. M A G N O L IA A V E FA 2-0672 W E W IL L BE IN OUR N E W STORE ON J A N 1st 2553 P A R K A V E . �Allies Line Up Behind U. S. Plan To Checkmate Aggression PA U I Western |lately would aetept the offer of |willing to ga slow on the missile program while seeing what could day behind the Elaonbower-diBut the Soviets appeared to be be woa in direct talks with the n cted offer of 1,500-mile range winning, one of their propaganda Russians. VLiOlstic missiles to checkmate the demanda-early East-West talks, Seme Resistance Expected threat of Soviet aggression. i Sentiment snowballed through the The. . American proposal for EuRussia opened a new and mas- 15-eatlon alliance on the desirabil. sire propaganda campaign to de- Hy of such talks to cod what Presl- ropean missilebaseswas .one of feat the American r»««, but au- dent Eisenhower called "this ap- thekey defense itemsfacing the thoritetive sources said the NATO palling arms race." I Atlantic alliance. Some resistance aummlt conference almost ear-1 A few nations apparently were was espected, and it came from (UP)— The Norway and Denmark. peeled ea Thursday. M authataathe sonreaa aaM The II NATO foreign ministers despite this reluctance dm summit met today to discuss an eightpoint agenda which included the problem of disarmament but did not apecificaily include the contro­ versial missile question. They were to report to the chiefs wordedacceptance would hocom* alncdin a policydecision by Urn of government later In the after­ NATO Council for release with the noon. The defense ministers meet final conference communique el* Wednesday morning. u lm M • mw propaganda en< Preaidant Eteenhowcr met Ital-ibasca oa German gaff, ian Premier Adone loll at the U. Adenauer, knew* la farer a paign timed at undermiataf the S. Embassy and H waa mdaratood U l„ oa k |m rm because confer*** ittelf end especially S u fu H ? mU,U*lof hi. own political problem, at the U. S. missile program. H accused Elsenhower of pro* Meets Adenaaer home, aald in a apcecli Monday Elsenhower met West German that NATO "must be armed in claiming "the old Dutlei brink-ofChancellor Konrad Adenauer a ! gnnaral with modern waapona . . war scheme" in h!a keynote ad* , r 'onday and tald be wag !(• half boor UteT and It was believed •« good at thorn of the enemy." ‘ remier Nikolai Bulgaaia’g i they discussed Adenauer’s report-1 While the meetings were In ft appeal.** , ed reluctance to set up missile! gress in Paris Moscow ra yp and Save Weather It Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1957 United PrcM Unied Wlrm SACs Protective Im portant To I Gen. Bernard A. Schrlever, commnmlrr of tha ballistic missiles I division. Lag To Conilane Sonata Democratic Laader Lyn­ don B. Johnson, subcommittee chairman, told newsmen It was "very dear that It Is going t o , take, some lime for us to catch up" with the Russians on missiles. I During this lime, he said, national security depends "to a tremendous j Lewis C. Henderson, 65, of fles extent" upon SAC. eva. Injured in the crash of • pick­ The H-bomb-equipped SAC "must up truck ind a Langston Construc­ be the instrument which eets as a tion Company dump truck last protectlra shield behind which we Wadnesday, died last night at tha develop weapons of the future," Qrange Memorial Hospital. he said. Sheriff J. L. Hobby’ s office re­ 0 . P. HERNDON AND K. L. BURDICK receive thtlr Social Security cards frow Dorothy Calomore Sen. Styles Bridges (R-N.IL), ported that Henderson waa taken (loft) a field representative of tho Social Security Administration. The two cards are the first ta ranking GOP member of the sub­ to Orange Memorial Hospital last bo delivered to State and County employes her*.___________________________________(Staff Photo) committee. said he expects the ad­ Saturday for treatment of tojurlea ministration to ask for monay to received in tha amashup which purchase more R32 long range SAC occurred at tha intersection of bombers thsn had been pladned Geneva and Beardall Ave. shortly before the Russian Sputniki and after 1 o’clock. the Soviet claim to possess sn Driver of the pickup truck which ! ■ ! l aaal « I k > llla li« — I « 11^ cltlsens who appeared at this told the commissioners. resented. "You are making state- Intercontinental ballistic missile crashed into tha rear of tha dump Polaris Work Speeded morning’ * session of the Board of “ since there la a principle in- menta without Ihe gentlemen you truck aa It attempted a left turn It hid been disclosed earlier (hat Into a filling station was Palmar County Commissioners. volvcd I want to let you know we *r* accusing being present," Krlmore money will be asked to Mrs. Voile Williams 8r. told the do not approve of Ihe action you <ter »•*<••!. "If this Is a Irlal then r„ Morris, 44, of Genova. board of county commissioners have taken,” Mr*. Williams stat- tel’* h»ve these people here so strengthen SAG by greater disper­ Morris posted bond at the Semi­ "Wo do not feel that ho has been «d. ,h>t ,h*r m«X otter ■ rcbutsl," he sal of its bomber basea. nole County Sheriffs Office on a After testimony by Navy offi­ charga of driving while Intoxicat­ shown tho proper courtesy." Mrs. E E Brady, long known for hla ,,W ’ Williams waa at tha meeting ae- oulipok ,B manner alto spoke t o ! r °* then stated that "I feel my ciate Monday, Bridget said davel- ed. comftanied by three other Seminole (he ba(rd o( commissioners In b e -1reputation ha* been damaged to ^ opment of the 1500-mUe Polaris accident whs investigated County cltlieos.. balFyf John dfox. lie said “ I ga* *<rtah* degrel. And P/eel that tha mistfUa apparently hid been speed-' by Florida Highway Patrolman Rotary Club at Its based on October sales, totalled 362, or 9.g per tent oveg th* M V •’ H H I (bat he ahouM barn b * a h|m *rth u,a Mat* Road Commission has railroad- ed up. Uut, he said, it Is "not James L. Sikes and assisted by ting yesterday after- $tt.3W.uJ, '•iajWO.75 over coltec- 175,253 collected the previous t------------------r “ Department." Brady also men- «•. ram-rodded this Ihlng through ready" and won’t be "unlit some Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans. Holy Cross Episcopal Hons during the same period las; month this year, T » U A M || tioned that Fox had received the without giving due eonslderetlon. lime In the future.’ * Little damage was reported to sh House. However, Ihe Jump in sales -ml, month’s collection reported High Navy officers eontended I 0 neO Q |*at recommendation ” 1 have ever “ It !• a «tep In Ihe face." Fox the dump truck but tha pickup on was tha bi-annual tax collections over the pjerious by Comptroller Green la tha high- Wl D seen. **»• “ •"‘i In my opinion they hid Ihst the Polaris would be tho appearance of the group under the j month 13,653.51. ' amounted * '* ‘to only ****“ ** c,t month's collection In the his­ N O V G l i y r r o g r a m "rough equivalent’ ’ of an ICBM 1truck was reported a total loss. « j W0Uu appreciate your res- no legsl right to do It." No charges have been made aa tory of the sales tax in Florida. direction of Mrs. Estelle M. A a D lt— U a « i cinding your action." laid Rrady. Attorney Fred Wilson, speaking because It would be fired from Total sales tax collections, Green r\ T D U r C Q U IV 1 6 6 1 Thomas, glee dub mentor, and U p n f *. n i « # » n « p yox itatad his own ease before 1° .he Hoard of Commissioners, rO- surface ships and subs-surfacad or yet as a result of Hcndersou’ a from Injuries received la marked the fourth time tha Chor- n e a i T L / I S e Q S e said, for the five months this fis­ Members of the Seminole County tha board of commissioner! when r rked " I t ’ seems that the meet- submerged ranging wide over the death tha crash. cal year, and four months under world’s sen and oceans. ^jaksi appeared before the Rotar- C o u n t y ’ s L e a d in g Farm Bureau, at their annual ha brought out that a meeting of ing may or may not have been a tha expanded tax, amounts to $50,- Christmas maetlng to be held start- tha Zoning Commission was held 1*8*1 meeting and should bear In184.852, an increase of $14,0*7,560, Ing at T o'clock tonight In the hut at a member's home on ihe night vestlgaiion.’* Th# program, arranged by T. W. Q f D p n fh (Tommy) Mero general program L * a U 5 e U l L / e u i f i 36 8 per cent over the $36,147,212 of the Future Farmers on the of Nov. IT, 1857. "I was not noth O P- Herndon, secretary lo the chairman for the current year. The Florida Stale BosrJ of collected last fiscal yaar at this grounds of Seminole High School, fled of II," he said. II* also stated hoard of commissioners, referred was introduetd by Charlia Morri- Health's report for the nlne-mon'h time under the "old" tax. will be entertained by a novelty that there were no minutes pro- to * tetter hearing Ihe recomjfln. period from January through SeptEvan though the salat tax pic- program arranged by Charlie dueed and that the "meeting was mendatlon hy the Zoning CommlsCharles H. Shafer, Donald Moors, Introduced by ember revealed that heart disease lure continual to axpand, the big Morrison, well-known local public held adverse to the manner In **on for the employment of Robert a. m. Monosy at tn# noma ot his , Wiy Monday morning i l S 'J } Mrs. Thomas aa "AU-itato clinic is the leading cause of death In collection months art still lo coma relations director. which they had been held." j® Brown as Director. son and diughler-ln-lsw Mr. El- Ray Pines Hospital, accompanist", was at the piano. Semin •'< County. and It la too early to mafca any "Musical Memories" presented The former sonlng director, who Action by Ihe Board of Commit- don M. Cain of Lake Monroe. ^ . Mrs. Thomas was in her typical Rfar, ,||,ea,fi wb|ci, b jl e;a|m. accurate prediction about tha sde- by Glen Nelson, organist, ind Ho- has been replaced by Robert S. *ionera was to order in official Mr. Cain had been III for about , . S .„ 8|teI'riIh u « pT " n U t enthusiastic "Eva Tanguay" form ^ j M deaths in the reporting- suaey, or lndaequacy of sales tax gar Gregory, narrator, both of tho Brown by appointment of the tetter notifying Fox of the action sU months. He was a retired farm- L ^ ln fo r d lnb i m * hit bar Introduction* of tha var- period. Is three times greater than returns, said Green. er and had lived In Lake Monroe f t . . . i W< *? m,h^ Ions numbers, according to «lub the next leading causa. Cancer. "The January collections, which for 38 years. lie was born In f t " , f t ctJ E ft president Myron A. (Mike) Rack, Tj,ere were only $7 dea’ha In will reflect Christmas season ssles Knoxville. Tenn., Feh. 13. 1673. ^ f t rlment For Information On In charge of the meeting. Seminole County from cancer dur- and the beginning of the winter Survivors Include his ion, Eldon ,n “ Sanford Post Office. ■ — ------ -— Ing the nine-months beginning with tourist season, will give us a better M. Cain, Ukr Monroe; two grand,,e w>* 1 member of the MethoCIRCULATION D n r tm n e fa c I Iro n s January 1957. picture of our financial position," daughters, Mrs. Dan Pelham, dl,t Church and Ihe American 1^PU. FA 2-2611 Gainesville and Miss Dorothy Cain. 8*°n. Mr. Shafer was a Navy vetoro s rm ^ 5 Cerebri! vascular disease claim- h# mWLake Monroe; two grandsons, Don- ran ° ‘ POflu IIP n n n p ration ed 31 deaths In Seminole County,1 — — — — The first Social Security cards or after 6:30 pm . w u u y c iu iiw .. accidents 18. motor vehicle aeci- 1 C * aid W. Cain, Orlando and Steve Survivor* Include hls wife, Mr*. for State and County employes de­ Cain of Lake Monroe; a half bro- Mildred Shafer, Sanford; two stepIn Y u le M a ilin g dents ll, Influem* end pneumonia r U n C r O l j C f Y I C C S livered since the state referendum PII. FA 20973 ther, J. 0. Johnson. Lake Monroe; daughters, Mrs. Msry J. Thomas 1,1 . I C VI IJ . |J 1*. diabetes 8. chronic nephritis 6. r i is j was held on Nov. 25 w e re handed Postmaster joei shield w id^ CVR dia#a„ 5, tus<.rcu!o[i. j. dy- -Fo r L . H e n d e r s o n several nieces and nephews. and Mrs. Bobby TUlte, Sanford; yesterday to Clerk of the Circuit ® a y W ehopetoketpup g 1 , fnlaryi acuU poliomytlitla and r i . • t L J Funeral services will be held at three sisters, Mr*. D. F. Roller, Court 0. P. Herndon snd Deputy record m tha Chriatmaa mall* by aB<mlat j taeh> S la te d T h u r s d a y 2:50 p. m. tomorrow at Brlsson Bridgewater, Va„ Mrs. Gerta Clerk I . L. Burdick by Dorothy Funeral Home with the Rev. J. It. Wine, Broadway, Va.. and Mrs. Colomore, Field Representative, d-IWered ^^vcll "tihre^ Christmas In , "oth*r ” mp*rittlT*, *HcJUT*, U c • n.nderson, 65. died at Iha Messer officiating. W. W. Danner, Ipava, III.; aqd one Social Security Administration. E v e " He said further that much Ifom lh* Horlda Slate Itosrd of orange Memprtel Hospital at 1:30 Burial will be In Evergreen brother, J. B. Shafer, Birdsboro, The referendum held last month depends onyour cooperation in Health, there were 297 deaths in j. m. today, Cemetery. Pa. was passed hy a majority vote mailing your Christmas cards and Seminole County during Ihe nine Rom May I, 1*»2, in Paota. he Pallbeartri for the funeral win be Remains will b« shipped from favoring Social Security. gifts during th* o*xt five days. monlh Pcriod of 1947 •* «0" P * « 'i made hia home at 6th and Oliva A warrant will probably be Issu­ Herndon said yesterday, as he * -n. ••unit W<th ^ births. I Ava. In Sanford. A eommerclsl ed for murder In the second degree received his blue snd while card « the earlv srriTh* Boird of ,r*a,lh n,ur** " " H«hirman hy trade, he was a * fhin i or Bift , vcated that there have been 210 member of the American Legion against a 23-year-old Midway Ne­ bearing hls permanent social se­ gro. Waldo Kent following the curity number, that employe* now V 1 of *y ft^houch here marriages and lit divorces or sn Post 22.1 of Davy. Florida, jlw a y s welcomed there nulmenU> Survivor* Include his wife. Mrs. death of !.ewit James, alias Ruddy have the privilege of obtaining' so­ Hundy who died from Injuries re­ cial security eoversge if they so ceived In a fight last week between desire. If, however, they have not IS HIS FACE RED the two Negro men. elected to participate by Jan. 1, ST. PAUI., Minn (U P )- State James. Sheriff J. L. Hobby’ s 1856 they could not he covered. Rep. Alfred J. Otto hat been offlre reported, was hit In Ihe head I "All employes entering the depart­ charged with violating a law that with a four foot board, lie was first ment after Jan. 1, 1956 will auto­ set a minimum priee for liquor. taken to Semlnola Memorial Hos­ matically bo covered by -nrlal Otto was tha author of tho tew In pital and later movad to Oring* security," ha said. 1951. .Memorial Hospital for treatment. Miss Colomora said yesterday He died at tha Orlando hospital. that Iha Social Security Act The argument between the two Amendments of 1936 provided that men occurred on Sipes Ave, at- the retirement system of Florida l most at the Intersection of Geneva could b* divided Inis two parts, Av*. those favoring Social Security snd those opposing. Upon • favorable vste In Ihe re­ ferendum, Governor LeRoy Collins w»* empowered to enter Into an agreement with tha Social Securi­ ty Administration. It Kas been anticipated that the agreement between the State of Florida and the Soeial Securi’ v Ad­ ministration would he sign..! be­ fore the end of 1957 In tha legisla­ tion passed by th* Slate Legisla­ ture. On# phase ot the agreement Is that if Ihe documents are signed before Jan. I, 1931, social security . coverage will be effsetiv* aa of and satcllfe programs. WASHINGTON (U P)-Top mem-1 ties are oa the firing line, Scheduled Air Force witnesses bers of the Senate Preparedness | importance of SAC’ s "protective Subcommittee said today i( is ap- [ shield" in the critical interim pc- included Secretary James 11. parent the Strategic Air Com* riod was emphasised before testl- Douglas; Gen. Thomas D. While, mand’ s SAC nuelaar bomber foree mony by high Air Force officers chief of staff; Gan. Curtis E. Lamust be maintained at maslmum in tha subcommittae’s broad In- may. vice chief of staff and forstrength until U. S. ballistic m ils-1vestigation of the nation’s mlasllo I mrr .ommandcr of SAC, ami Maj. Fox Protests Release As County Z on in g Commission Director County Sales Tax Collections Rising Morrison Charles H. Shafer Dies At Bay Pines County Employes Get 1st Social Security Cards Additional Two Men Involved In Fight; One Dies Local News On Page 3 Christmas Lighting Contest Open “ »»y* W. W. Tyre. pmldeeLif the Rooster's Club af a oteak fry given by the club imiaole High Football Squad an I their dates las* sight si the bhstas Club. (L ift uko. Coach Jim Pigotl, Tommy lirnwn. snd Tyro. (Staff Photo) ' ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1957 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 1957; <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/fb46400e22cf2987c5798fc9ca51a0c2.pdf 42cde30c8c7dfcdef6af769fa463ca9f PDF Text Text ► ‘ ,V M ir l* * n m t e a M d to i A Xu** iM ft h V i n ear wiBBWlAPOta, Mta. <O T) —itata* hod four wood-palp nC ls ta r all O r tlm* ft fa drinking, tak11m annual free baakctball elinic sponsored by the Unhmralty of Minnesota Athletic Department for coaches of this a n a wRl be hold Friday and Saturday. Kor. M , un­ der the direction of coach Out* Cos*tea. wttJl a combined capacity of 90,000 ihort tone, which srai then two per cent of tho national pulp out­ put far paper making. Today, saga tho National Georgraphlc Magitint, CT southern pulp mille ean produce aoate 1) million short tone, CT per eent of national capa- l( ) ( ) k is Sunshine FO O D GOING OUT EV ER Y T H IN G of Market BUSINESS M UST G O ! BELOW COST! lAORING DOWN THR MEZZANINK floor of tho Sanford Slate Farmer* Market. Ou tkla floor heaters' office* are Mated. Each stall at tbo now market being dedicated tomorrow ha* a • pi rat M dauaaa M the maaiaalae aad office. K ' ta r one Ion* draught like a hora*. Other bird* dip up their bills into water and then tilt their bcada back while wallowing and ropcat SALE ENDS SATURDAY Slock Your Freezer and Food Pantry H O W ! 118 Magnolia Ave. Corner 2nd S t — SANFORD — 1 Guests sitting pretty?' Snacks popping-fiot? TUX SOUTH PLATFORM ad dace end fruit* or* loaded aa i Sanford State farmer*' Mnrkut from which hundred* of tun* of pro­ day. Platform* a rt on both aides of tht hug* mndcren building. (Photo by Rcrg'troin) Woodchuck* gorge UicmstWe* with food before hibernating, then 'IvB off their own fat until iprlng. Thorton Durgrsa, noted author of tho l'otcr Hobbit children'* ilortci, own* tho oldest home In Hampden, Mass. "a l o n e ... facing life tukes more cour­ age and more strength than any one of us haa completely within himself. We need tht strength of God, too. And wa can find It— through regular family wor­ ship. Begin to find the strength of ivur life. Worship together lim week—and every week— at your Church or Synagogue. fuiiuiW Ma pailk Mn**M*• w t- w*nm milk fk* AdtfrUtlnf Comum. HONORIO ro t ATOMIC CONTSiatniON-Dr. ltn in t O. Lawrtiww, director of the University or Californio radiation laboratory at Berkeley, Calif , accept* tho 1057 Enrteo Fermi A .ard of lb* Atomic F.norgy Commission. Presentation wa* mail* in Washing­ ton by ABC Chairman Lewis L. Straw* (teft) with Ur. Jama* B. Kalian (right), special assistant to the President on tcierm* and tochnotofT. pariktpatlng. Dr. Lawrence torsnOad ft SIX T H ANNUAL (policeman A (B all Sal. Dec. 14, 1957 M A Y F A IR INN MUSIC By "Tke Populates" Hear yet Hear yel Hoflday good tfanss an coming up with guests a-plenty and- partiee galore. And what's wanted In tho refreshment line? Why, plenty of ice-cold Coke, of course. The sparkling pleasure, the bright little lift of Coca-Cola, makes everyone enjoy the party mom. The best-loved sparkling drink In all the world. . . that’s Coke! ... 9:00’ T il - - - $1.50 person • Benefit - - Police Benevolent Assn. For Reservation Call ★ 6 DOOR PRIZES TO BE GIVEN Police Station * OPEN THE COKE - START THE FUN! AW AY. 'SK A k (n#* Q PARTY IDIASs Turn "hard taura* mg In gay holiday green n*it time you aarra a fruit cake. Add a little groan food ooloeIng ta your favorite hard sauce rad pa. Ring th* fruit enka with gtneroua acoopa of this tinted sauce and aat out right next ta a trayful of lew-cold Cok*. lottied under aulhotfy of Th* Coca-Cola Company by ^ 4 9 T^ p V W JM �i* *-{ ■r*. . T? r.™ • ' ' fr, Britain, U S. Form Counter-Attack Against Soviet By JOSEF! W. GRIGG PARIS (U P )- The United States and Britain organized a counter­ attack today to smash the Soviet propaganda onslaught aimed at ■socking the NATO alliance and Iriihtenini Europe cut of setting up U. S. missile bases. Secretary of Slat* John Foster Duties dew In from Washington to join British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd who arrived Thursday night. They were expected to i NATO members present. throw their full weight behind the Diplomatic sources said the Mos­ cow statement* were carefully Anglo-American counterattack. With statesmen of tbe 15 NATO worded to take advantage of indi­ countries streaming by plane and vidual fears and distrusts ln a train for the greatest international major effort to split the North At* gathering here since the 1319 Ver­ Untie alliance wide open. Tried All Tricks sailles Conference, Moscow laid Moscow took advantage of the down a massive, drumfire barrage of pleas and threat* to the West. split over Suez, French anger at The summit meeting starts Mon­ Anglo-American arm* shipments day with the heads of state of all Uo Tunisia and a host ol minor grlenvances of NATO member s against the United States. U. S. and British diplomats al­ ready here moved swiftly to coun­ teract tht Soviet moves In behind the scenes talks with other delegates. it will be strengthened even more Saturday when President Elsenhower files in from Washing­ ton and joins British Prime Min­ ister Harold Macmillan, French Nr Premier Felix Halliard and West German Chancellor Konrad Aden­ auer In major "little summit" talks. The Moscow drive began Wed­ nesday with "peace" notes to the Western "Big Three" and Ger­ many. in a second round Thursday night Moscow proposed a peace treaty between the Soviet Union and the United States and in notes to all United Nation* members called for a non-aggression treaty between NATO and the Commun­ ist Warsaw Pact. Lodge To Speak Tbe offielal reply to the peace treaty proposal comes today at tha United Nations when U. S. Am­ bassador Henry Cabot Lodge is expected to give a "soft" answer —an approach suggested Thurs­ day night by Democratic Tarty leader Adlal Stevenson. tacks ‘‘if they are to come, would be based on matters not having solely to do with the basing of American-made missiles on Euro* pean soil." McElroy completed arrange* menls with Britain this week to station American missile bases on British soli, and the subject of other missile bases la expected t« be one of tbe major topics of the heads of state meeting. i Shop and Save W eather 0 ,1 . H j m er today and in­ sight; lowest tonight 38 to 44. Part­ ly eloady and warmer Saturday. litjM In Sanford ■ VOL. XUX But U. S. and British diplomats were frankly worried that some European NATO members, already disturbed by Soviet threats of re­ taliation against U. S. rocket bases on their territories, might he In­ cluded to heed the latest Moscow moves. U. S. Defense Secretary Neil MeElroy spoke out against these fears Thursday night. He assured West Europe that any Russian at- AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1909 FRIDAY, DECEMBER in. 1957 7 Month Old Baby Dies In House Fire Yesterday # "NO. 14} United TriMi Leased Wire Mozel Takes 4 Stroke Lead In PGA T ourney; Breaks Course Record Pro, Stan Motel failed to be dls-1 working on every green and was the cold weather and come In with In rite il by frecslng weather here able to stay In good position to a two over par—73. Hit closest A seven-month-old Negro baby yesterday and took a four stroke | take top money by Sunday. Ills competitor was all-service champ. was burned to death last night lead in the third Annual Mayfair card read—I 4-4 4-Z-3-3 5-4—33 3-4- Bob Benning of Camp LeJeune, when a frame dwelling on South­ North Carolina, who fired a 75 for Inn Open. He carded a fabulous 3-4-4-44-4-4—33—66. S3 on the beautiful fl.300 yard Two other favorltjs here In San­ the first round. west Bosd was destroyed by fire. Tomorrow that field will be out course and established a new rec­ ford, F.d Oliver and Ed Furgol, First reports of the fire were at ord here In Sanford. With old man carded identical sixty eights. They and the competitors for the top 5:30 p. m. yesterday when a weather plaguing some of the were also joined hy Gay Brewer money In the 115,000 event wltl be neighbor. W. R. Brown, called the greatest, Stan played his best of Cincinnati and Ernie Boros uf set lo fight It out down to Ihe wire. Sanford Fire Department It will be Interesting to see If the round in competitive golf with a 9 North Carolina. The Amateurs were lest In the young Mosel will be able to keep under par score. Both the Navy Fire Department The foot S inch shot-maker has first day of play by 19 year old up the pace until the final day. _ The Sartford Kiwanls Club stag­ and Ihe Sanford Department an­ only played in three tourneys In Gary Cowan 1955 Canadian Jr. The weather man has predicted e d one of Its annual Ladles Night swered the alarm. However, the (Continued on Page Seven) the current tour so big-time golf Champ. He was able to combat events last nlsht at the Mayfair houie was fully Involved on their is fairly new to him. lit- is Pro at Inn with entertainment under the arrival. the Essex Kells flub in New Jer­ direction of Ed Lane, a former The Infant daughter, Lcnora, waa sey where he also fired a non­ at home with her three brother* District Governor. competitive «2. He has earned the and sisters at the time neighbor! The ballroom of tbe Mayfair ton title of champ In (he 1955 New said * ‘a stove exploded". , was the scene of the Ladies Night , F Jersey Open, )93fl New Jersey It was reported at the scene of and Klwanlans aid their wives PGA, and the Texas Junior cham­ watched by candlelight a two-hour the fire that one of the children pionship. ran to a nclg*)jt* bourse and ask­ entertainment extravaganza and Stan’s card read as follows: 4climaxed the evening with dane- ed for help to put the fire out In 4 4-4-3 1 3-3 —33 2 3-4-4 4-3-3-1 4— TALLAHASSEE (U P )-J. Bralley trols and now they have beei the stove. 39—<!2. The 29 on the back nine Od h a in, plans lo r e s i g n taken off." v ' Top performers eamt from the The frame dwelling was com­ equals the low for 9 holes through­ as chairman o( the State Milk He said ha had "considered call­ Royal School of Dance with Mrs. pletely destroyed and neighbors out tin- year on the lour. The 3 Cum mission as soon as he feels ing the governor last week and Edith Royal in charge. There were were unable to save any furnish­ that Stan carded on number seven­ the commission is in "good enough resigning," but felt tho commits* eight numbers including th ; Boy al­ ings of the home so quickly the teen came when he holed an eight shape" for him to leave. Ion was not in "good enough ettes, a group of dancers; Evelyn blase consumed the home. iron from about 110 yards. shape" for him to leave to soon. .Odham said at the end □( Thurs­ Hussey and Kip Watson; Eunice Occupants of the home were Jay Hebert of Sanford was Ihe day's long session he will prnbahly At ita meeting Thuraday, th* Brumbaugh, Russ Brumbaugh and Jimmy and Julia Davis. Julia closest competitor In Ihe opening resign in several months "because commission formally approves! an Kip Watson in a hand balancing Davis had left the four children day competition with a very im­ my job Is finished," action taken seven months ago ■cl; and other solo numbers in at home when she went to pick up pressive fio, Jay had his putter Rut Odham and the commission by th* "old" commission which ■4ft ahoe and tap. her husband from work at Hunt's met today to consider at a hearing allows Lake Walea Producer Hob­ An accordlanlst led off the even­ Lincoln-Mercury. whether the big Durdens dairy son Rucks, who supplici one-fourth in g * ! entertainment with solo num­ rifm should have Us license for the mltlr bought by the Orlando bers end others in which she ask­ The charred body of tbe baby was recovered by firemen when plants in Tampa, Orlando and Foremost Dairy plant, to Increat* ed the sudience to join. Pensacola revoked. The hearing his herd and begin to sell to th* Stealing the ahow, however, was (hey were totd It was last seen was scheduled Thursday but had Foremost plant In Miami. Frank Mebane Jr., manager of lying on a settee In (he front part FIREMEN RATTLE FLAMES ymtrrday when a frame dwelling on Routhwiwt RnnJ was ilr*troy«d, to be postponed. the Mayfair Ihn and a Klwanian. of the home. Ordinarily, under commlssloa fatallv burning a •e*rn-mnnth»-old Negro baby. Ilith the jisnfurd Fire Department i n ’ «b • Sinfurd when he staged his version of Tbe commission contends the regulations a producer would lose Nasal Air Station Fire Department anawered th iggOBKESH (Staff Photo) "What's My Line" using a panel dairy owes milk producers In the his contract with Ihe first plant from the audience which included three areas more than $41,000 and It he did this, hut Foremost had A. L. Wilson, Mrs. I’ally Gatchel, must show adequate cause fur not agreed to the plan, Mrs. Audrey Speer, and Edwin Sanford Rotarians, at their regu­ paying them or have Us license ★ ★ ★ Shinholier. Guests of the panel lar weekly meeting next Monday lo operate in those sress revoked. fwere Mrs. Mae Lane, Irving Pryor Ike Leaves Today | deployed along Ihe route In the noon, will again have Ihe oppor­ Bordens trlrd unsuccessfully Wed­ WASHINGTON (UP) -President and Mayor David Gatchcl. Eisenhower flics the Atlantic un­ Eisenhower was scheduled to event the plane is forerd down, tunity of hearing the Edgewater nesday to get a court Injunction to Climaxing the evening's enter­ der a doctor’s care today on a leave for Paris aboard the Colum- Tho mission promised to bo one "Chorlaires" in a program of prevent the commission from re­ tainment was Pete Bukur and his momentous mission to revamp th? bine 111 lain today. He is expected of the most critical uf tin1 former music appropriate to the Christ- voking t!u> license. trio along with a new trio introduc­ Free World's defenses against to land in Paris Saturday morning, allied supreme commander's ca mas Season, T. W. (Tommy) Mero, Odham, who fought to have price ed by Frank Mebane Jr. called the Russia's space age missile threat. Russia threw a warning at Brit reer. The President will seek to general program chairman of Ihe controls abolished as a legislator "Dining Room Dolls." But his mission to install new aln against being a base for NATO create new missile hascs on tho club, announced this morning. and In two unsuccessful campaigns force and unity Into the North At­ missiles on the eve of (ha attempt European continent and establish This selected group from Edge- for the governorship, waa named lantic Treaty Organisation NATO to rcweld the West into a stronger nuclear weapons stockpiles as two water High School, is under the to Ihe com mission chairmanship allies promised to be extremely scientific and military unit. The major deterrents to Russia touch­ direction of Mrs. Estelle M by Gov. Leltoy Collins last Attg. difficult. warning was contained in a 3,(MV) ing off an atomic World War 111. Thomas who. according to Mero, T. Collins and Odham agreed that The President was expected to word letter from Soviet Premier Elsenhower also will seek for­ puts on quite a show, herself, in price controls on milk should be prepare an "affirmative as possi­ Nikolai A. Bulganin to British mulation of a weapons agreement the manner ln which she intro­ removed at the retail level. ble" answer to the Soviet proposal Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. and an arrangement to pool sci­ duces the various numbers. The Last month, under odham’* con­ for high level East West talks There was no Indication whether entific Information among the al­ group arrives in a chartered bus stant urging, the commission vot­ which is spearheading their cam­ Eisenhower would reply to Bul­ lies. All these objectives involve tressed In colorful Christinas cos ed to suspend contruls at all but An airplane capable of a;Vcds | mouth from one to another, faster than sound caused havoc In A plane, appearing to be a Voo paign to upset Ihe vital NATO ganin hcforc or after the Paris complex problems which must be tiimcs and, in the past, has made the producer level. The order ls Ut. Sanford area yesterday. |d J#, Bornh, r Wil , „ n ln , | "summit" conferences s t a r t i n g meeting. But a Slate Department solved before they become a re­ a big hit with the local Rotarians, effective Monday, but already ' Monday in Paris. official said the reply would ' try ality. Shortly after 3 oclock an ex.. „ Mero said. prices have been cut in chain a reply was urged hy Ad to he as affirmative as possible" plosion occurred which brought P»“ *™ »v*r *h* *°'f 5°'ir,e wbm., Such - ............. ..................................... Club president Myron A (Mike) | , tores and supermarkets throughpeople in Sanford from their Mayfair Inn PGA tournament |ai y Stevenson, two-time D«*mo- when It comes. Reck calls attention of memhers nllt Itate „ , r(.,ult of the F<>r Information On homes, offices, stores and buil- * a* , progress.^ The plane was crjt(. prc.<|,t,-n|i;lj opponent, who of the local rlub to the change of ac(jl)()i Precaution Taken 4 CIRCULATION nesses out on the street to find 'Md'd toward Sanford ami tho' , aill „10 mult contlnue to Every precaution was being tak­ Monday's meeting place; Ihe Par­ The Sanford contractor said In J. RKAILEY 1DDIIAM Lake Monroe area. PH. FA 2-2011 try and negotiate a settlement with en to insure the President's safe ,fput where such an explosion might ish Rouse of Holy Cross Episcopal , ... . ., . It was reported, unofficially, that the East "not hy capitulation, hut flight across the ocean. British or after 0:39 p.m. occur. Church, in order that the singing ;l‘, ' lo’.ltn« hc " lU Pr°bably r?,l|In inn ____............................. So terrific was the explosion the plane was from the Pinccastle by agreement." and American warships hive been group may he properly presented. lh;R I do not want to maka a TIL FA 20973 career of the milk businesa . . . Air Force Base. The sound barrier •V*»wt that a number of windows were I took tlds job to fight price conbroken In the downtown area. Tbe '**» broken as il apparently passplate glass window st The San- ed over Lake Monroe, ford Herald shattered and windows The Sanford Herald was notified *t Western Auto Associate Store by SNAS officials that no p'ane ford Herald shatlered amt windows from Ihe Sanford Naval Air Sts-1 ‘‘The temperature is rising nlre Sanford area ranged from 37 to peratures In Ihe teens as far smith wai Mamed on an overheated tracked. tlon was In the air capable of iy" were the words of Sandy An- 31 this morning and there was as eastern Georgia early today, woodstove, Humors in Sanford spread like breaking the sound barrier inJ derson, As-Ct, Manager at thu plenty of ice where water pipes Temperatures pliingi' l into the 20s The United Press count of fire wildfire and anything that might from no source ha* there been of­ Sanford Slate Farmers' Market were broken yesterday and where in upper Florida where crop dam victim* by status included 9 in fev en appear to have been a cause ficial information that a plane this morning. sprinkler systems were left on, age was estimated in the millions Virginia, 8 each In Georgia and rapidly clreled the art* by word of from any area waa near Sanford. Temporstures in Sanford and the Temperatures rose because of of dollars, Kentucky, 2 each In North and the cloudiness last-night. It is reThe two-day cold wave, the hit- South-Carolina and Aalabama, and ported that the temperatures wilt tercst southern freere since 1931, 1 each In Florida, Illinois, Texas be 2U to 25 degrees warmer today was expected to hreA today with and Pennsylvania. than yesterday. , the advance of a western warmSnow spread Thursday night Sandy Andc'ion. in his report log trend from Minnesota across parts uf the to the Director of the Florida State Takes Heavy Tail Great Lakes into the North At­ Farmers* Markets said "It's very The cold snap has been blamed lantic states and Pennsylvania. hard to determine just what var- fur more than SO deaths, at lea d Amounts were generally light ex­ ietie*, volume and quality of 35 of them In fires as southerner* cept at Syracuse, N. V. where a vegetables are available through ovrrtaxrd heating units lit an cf 4 inch fall was reported. our market" as he estimated the fort to keep warm Other* died movement of (mils and vegetables from exposure and in traffic acthrough the local market. cidents on snow -slicked roads Firemen Answer "ICs a guessimate instead of an Florida’s 300 million-dollar ve <• estimate," Anderson told a Sanford r table crop was hardest hit hy (lie 3 Calls Yesterday Herald reporter. | frigid winds which sent readings The Sanford Fire Department The forecast made by the mar- as low as IS Thursday in the answered three alarms late yes kefs assistant manager for the north section of the state, terdav during the cold period of week of Dec. 33 revealed that Growers in Ihe Lake Okcecho- the day. there will be a light volume of cab­ bee vegetable area reported their At 5:50 p. m. the local fire de­ bage of fair quality, a light volume crop* 50 to 10O per cent destroyed partment answered the alarm of celery of fair quality, a light hy thu frecie. volume of green onions, anil a Scattered damage was reported outside of the city limit* where a very light volume of lettuce of to Florida's 50-miUlon dollar citrus «"«" burnMl « ,leJth crop and growers hurried to hirAt i defective heiling unit from fair to poor quality. Elsewhere, United Press report­ vrsl oranges and grapeirult lo pre- °f *9 air conditioner at the office of the Florida Power and Light ed a subfreeting cold wave, the vent further damage. Company caused minor smoke wont in more than two decades, Fire Kill* Eight ' v t: -v gripped the Southland for Ihe sec­ Tlte most tragic fire killed eight damage. ond straight night, claiming s persons, six of them children, The last call was at 7;M when PLATE GLASS WINDOW at The Sanford Herald w«* shattered heavy toll In Uvea and damage to when s Negro tenant family’s an automobile was afire in front A ye»terifay when tn rsplodon apparently reused by an airplane breaks frame home was destroyed by of Sanford Grammar School on Ing Ihe eound barrier ever Lane Monrue occur red. OLD M.- 4 WINTER played harne I* Sanford yea erday and left hi* mark behind, ire formationa crops. gliataaed a t ISM Palmetto when a spray waa l t d on aveniight. (Photo by Bergstrom ) Dixie residents shivered in tern- flames in F.llabeli, (Ja. The blaze i S.-venth St. (Photo by Bergstrom} t iwanians Stage Annual Ladies' Night At Mayfair Odham To Resign A s Milk Board Chairman & Additional Local News Ike Leaves For NATO Talks Rotarians To Hear Musical Program At Luncheon Meet On Page 7 'Explosion' Causes 'Havoc In Sanford Q Temperature Starts Rise In Sanford Area di I �.9 ih ih i m im io m *J5 ^ h h b h ih b h h h h i CMUBCK OF TM t t U U K I u aa. - - 1 M N a.«. ______ ffartoto Mito a.to. Trailing Pepartraaafa t % m. Evening Evaagtilatia 7 ftto. 7:M *m- Mid-week Frayar toeatiag tarb t t » | a Ttoandv till ».«. aaivetioa Mani( Tha Chart! to th# Keeameto l;M m < Warterea to iatovtoa arnaritilto Jr. S n te M a 4 t« yJB. la appaal* art mMtotia to »:» Stra­ 'stolen W IA u a.m. *Wlaaaarar *■ aar aatort*. i t * F#BANFOMD BIYSHTfl’DAY 1:11 y.m. Training Uatoa MaaUog) m i Aom rruT church tm *».- t m ia r wmMp Bererth H ail R a Art. Wadaaaday till f.a . frijw Paator A. C. McClure OIIAU COMMUKfTT n n im iu K c a u se s MO a.a. for. C a WMi Wershiy Baartaa a n .K K .lm r Nn, c b m Mam frarav MnHat fill i a 7:10 n am. Manual W<orship tic Service T:K p.«. RvangeUeUe dart. tart. Flayer aad MM* Hair W«M» H r it t j i t m. raator. M.0. •«** W “ O nto to v m w m i * »• M m " Church tohaal A Chart! With A rurally Wat. Werskly It Evening Warship P- to* toltoi owl.to laagard ao invited «• tried Aral atoato. toaa riato a* M m * am. fln r p K 8 w t o , l "Bit fonahlag thi aatotoM i J m m M ir .W m i. ahraa tofftur, aa tho a U tN i,«.jran fc»M > rtci *TJ£ n gassw r 551 Jl»to ».ra. W m to t torrlae J E i , Fla^ Fartor — Bar. W. A. IchaaJ till ■<•. warahlp U a a . UhlasClMjA. Warahlp TtM pTra. Faator _____„ Fnrar MaoUig Wad. Tito p a . IM A U a.«. 7 y Hi. ___ „___ fmahiac 7:41 y-ra. P layer Mealing (Wed.) 7:41 y-«. Mlulaoary FramillonlaJ Vau Ara Wilceme BATTior church lev. h W. Fuhaa. Farter Car. ravtoaato to. Oeh At* jwdar tohaal l:4l a.a. central M aniac WanhJy Bewtoe li:W a. Tratetoi UnUm l : « y.ra * * S « • Eg* Mfiawa ton with aa aad w will Aa toaa feed." U K I I I I IBTtVAL CUTTER lav. L r. Taeber, Fiaiar I n i a r Ithaal II Mantol Wawhl. U « »• Bvaatoc IvihgiUrtto tonlw 7:41 • T J ir s a * aa yo aaa tha day i M i t i i S ? Hah. ItiH luaday tohaad-U a. a ttontog WanMp-u $. m. TnioUf Union—7 f. at. Eranlag W Ortolp-dP. m. Pnyar Maatiac Wadnaaday algM —9 p.m. MAOU W U MTAM _ M inom or CMUMCM 9 MMtoWait« MA41 BAFTtST CMUMCM luaday lahaai toilba of Waal Fifth aad MaOy Manlug Warahlp M:to Waalayaa Youth i:4»p.m. •'WELCOMES YOU" Paator Wra. L gtapohaa Ivaolag Worahlp 7:10 p.ao.----Wadnaaday Fiayar MaatUg 7iN Aaaatoato M. ». Cralglaw _______ hart IS BA. ua a . KtaryoM Waleoraa Meminf Wovaklp ra. Blhla toady Bay. Cecil W. BhaMar Evaalog SovIm 7:10 y ra H4 week garrln Wadaaaday 7:W i. a I n to Mar. Jaal 0. HA GOING CMUMCM TOM fnach An. aod m a aa A OOM»G LORD" luaday tohaal 9:tf a.to. BnaiaUatto horrlaa TIN p.to* COMM AND SEM THEME Mid-Waak torriaa Taaaday Tito I f A REASON. to. m n _______ ra ijiC l Youag *im\ Oak Ava. aod Srd to. Tha Rev. A. O.HcIanl*. Mlalatar Mra. George Touky, Mini*tor of Muiia Mlaa Katharine Brown, D.C.E. (Tha church with a Glawiag I :U a. m. Service Heart) tiSakly tonUait a _ Antham—"A Chriitraii Folk Seng" Tuesday aa* Thgraday 7:4» » ■ . Bar. Charlaa f . I r a n Faator Juniof Choir luaday School lo a.ra. S tuart Sermon— Mr. Uclnnli m a la r ia W to y M w M S WaUE. Jatouen, ouiirlatf * * lato ever W IRE MiK b:43 a.:n.—oandey School Fraaahlag dortlaa U 10:10 a.ra^oiaten meet# for Prayer meeting, Wadaaaday, T:M prayar In Jw Bouton Maem. m a r cmumcm dr c n v r PA. • cumtut 11 a.m. LORNING WORSHIP Anthem—"Ye Watchers and Ye a n a i n t o at. CMUMCM OF CMRlfT .... Onea" Saelor Hlih Choir •aalay Servlea 11 tod It ■ad Kira Ava. U n ity am laaa ItlOO ato. iormon— Mr. Melnnla ■atph Brewer Jr. Bvaagallat iM iii school 11:W a.to. FUNDAY: Nuf.fTlva iur children wider Wrtneedaj Brewing Masting e I:M Madia pw inm 7VTMM t i l l a. ra, three, and three to aU, every Sunday morning during tha Bible Ichool 10 a. m. t n a a a - '‘lar« aat "Ood Tha Fra- M aniac worihlp 11 a. m. worahlp howl, 1:41 a, ra. and aarvar to Mia." U a.m. Stoning warahlp T:U p. ra. I i t o l i i Ream leeatai la t r i p TUESDAY 1:30 p. m. Tha Chance! Choir, un­ to Church lttUdlag a n a to »ubIJe Ladloa Biblo Claaa * :» a. m. der the direction o( Mra. Goorgi |:M to 4 lll » m. Tueiday end WEDNESDAY: Touhy, director of muilc, will pro* Thuredsji. llbla Study all agaa T:U y. m. ■eat Ita annual program of ChriitA w riu l invitation ia axtoadad maa muilc, KAMI MAMY CHURCH to all to ittond our H rv lm oad OP NAEAMENE ■aa tha Xia4log Xaaa. FUST METHODIST CHURCH E ait Cryital Lako Drive Dr. B. E. Botiand, Mlnlator gf. t u r n LUTMMAN P aitar Rev. g. L, Drnwdy •:4I a. m. Church School ( cIi i m i to Marla (Maar Otoato) Sunday: for all aiei) Bar. ttofhaa M. M r Fatoar Blhla School 1:41 a. m. U a. ra. Morning Worihlp Mamina Wonhlp U a. m. Youth Choir Choral S m lca, fea­ E C U S U A HI. Young People* Maotiac a:U a. m. turing tha Senior, Junior and Che­ a .a . ator WOM (7« to) Evan (.little dorvlea 7:30 y. m- rub Choir*, toaday gchaal 1:04 a .a —iar all Wadntaday: a p. m . MYF Supper Bind Mailing I a. m- B:30 p. m. MYF Program auH tilT^r Ithoal — Matdiy Prayar Prayer Mntlnc Service 7:30 thnugh Fri4iy l:0 l a .a . — (All On tha flrit Wadnaaday avanlai 7:13 p. m.—Organ Vaipar— Mra. Hlckaon alaaw U rr gradaa aed Uador- of each month at 7:M o'clock li Evanlng 7:30 carton.) the regular mlttlonary moating. Annual Chriitmn Cantata 'T tu CMUMCMOV JKSUS COT1ST ALL BOWS CATHOLIC CHURCH Coming of tha King" 00 LA1TSK OAT lAINTg Macraatlon tor young people la MeOak Ava. at Mb Bt. t . 0. Braaha - Branch Fradda Klnloy Hall Mot. Richard Lyaoi, Faitor Saida? M am * a t r Mill THE CHUKCH o r GOD ■under Kbool to a.a SIS a. m., 1:00, 1:00, 10:00 and OF PROPHECY ■ a tr a a a t Mootlnc 4 y.a. noon. 2M3 Elm Ava. Wadaatoay F riaary MatUag a t Weakly Mu m i Faster, Jamas R. Moaaar Dally at 7:11 a. m. B J R IFMDtOO MAFTIMT COMMUNITY FBEMMTTERIAN Sunday School 1:44 a. m. Mornlux Worihip 11 a. m. CMUMCM CHURCH lilir ByrtngJ Young People'* Matting— l : H p , Lika Mary, m. J m DouthHt. Faitor Eav. Attainder Lina, Mlalatar MB Paal; —a l ly tohaal toy*. M. W,,K«ogh. Sunday School Sup­ Sunday Evtnlag Service 7:30 p. m. Woman's Mliitonary Strviet Meet­ Mra. Tray Mhaaaa— erintendent ing Wadneidey Evening. Tralaiac U a ln Ofaraator M il. Jamaa M. Thomyaon, Orga* Buadir toluol IsU a.a. alrt LUTHERAN CHUKCH M aniac Worahlp 11 a. m. Sunday School.... ....... ....... 10 a. m. Tralalni Vnlon 1:11 p. ra, Monlag Worihlp....... _ l l a. m. OF THE REDEEMER Mvaalac Warahlp TiW p. m, A cordtol lavitatton la axtonded IN Weat 3tth Flee*, FA I-3U3 Rev. FhUUp Schtaeeraaeui, Faetor Wadnoadar: to alL Frajrtr Maatla* Y:» p. ra. Frayar far the Day —FA 1SU1 Sunday School Sun. 1:11 a. m. WELCOME PAOLA CMUMCM OF CMMMT Worship Service Sun. 10:M a. m. F I lf T BAFTBR CHURCH Laid'a Oayi Blhla toady al II b a . "This It The Uf*" WDBO-TV Sun. OF GENHYA Watahip torrUa U:M a.ra. Jack L Stewart Afternoon Faitor 7 pA, Sunday School 10 a. ra. Advent Sorvlcr Wed. 7:30 p. ra, Thun. M aniac horrlaa U a. ra. Junior Choir Rthe a m i 4 p. m. Evening larvka Tratolag Union a to y. n Junior 4 Senior Choir Rehetresl C A _ Thure. t In p. m. Fraaahlag 7:30 p. m •waday tohaal if i a . Wad. Frayar Sarvtoe 7:30 p.n Covered Diih Supper (Froe Will MOLT CEOBS EPISCOPAL Offering) FH. B:30 p. m. CHURCH Sunday School Christmas Program Car. Park Ave. JkdlhM . Rahearsal Sat. 1:30 p, m. i I n . aa «h K Bad Omb." Mar. John W. Thomai, Rector Sunday School Chriitmae Party •:M a.ra. Holy Eucharlat Sat. 3:30 p. m. loot ganXard A n . Family Sarrlta Day axartliaa will ha • : l l a.*. 9. M. Y. Itto p, ra. and Ctmrth School Momtof Frayar aad laowMtto 7:li m l U a.ra. fight pnyar and Barmen pralaa aarrtca .... an. ’Ua T:to Sarvkaa thnugh tha week: by tha paator. Tuaidi? and Thursday • Holy T:M Communion *7:30 a.ra. Wadaaaday ■ Holy Communion "T!nya» Matting Wadtiaaday 1M • 10 a-a. n a y • J a m a a a t of FaiSaturday FA * A • M u. Additional Church News On Page 8 ' ! I WECHOTCH L . In««»4- >ht P'*c l h e « o ltly U lU n g •« » * !• s f f iS & r t f s This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well* known business establishments: STI NE BERGSTROM PHOTO SERVICE of Sanford SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY AMERICAN OIL CO. H. R. Strickland, Contractor WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMPANY THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C, Davie, Caoalgioa CELERY CITY PRINTING COMPANY SMITTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY CO- McREYNOLDS DRUG COMPANY SANFORD AUTO PARTS PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY MRS. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANTS A. K. SHOEMAKER BUILDER W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO.. INC. WADES SUPER MARKET NEW BOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK M 0 RE T L PHOTO SHOP CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVIC1 1401 8a. Fraadi Ara. RATLIFF ft SONS AUTO PARTS W H I I L 1 I FERTILIZER COMPANY NICHOLSON BUICK CO. RIT7, THEATRE 10YD-WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE ROY WALL PLUMBING THE MAYFAIR INN MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. FLORIDA STATE BANK « GENE' S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS W A R N E R ' S GULF SERVICE S A N F O R D * �V ' . ■ ’ Russian Women Are Seeking To Wear Slacks Bog out from the Midwest toward rat Canway of ABC-TV'i By CAY PAULEY Ihe promised land. California. ••Tombstone Territory” U R etting Well, here It Is almoJl Christmas hitched to Tamela Duncan, an ac-; tailed Pres* Won. o’a Editor The Russia na and that darned wagon train still tress who worked in an early epi- NEW YORK W beat us to the launching of an is bogged down in Indian country, sode of th western. Ward Bond and Robert Horton. NBC-TV’a •Omnibus” w i l l earth aatclllte. but they're bring­ up the rear In another depart­ the two gun-totlng gentlemen who tVritch to Tuesday evening on Jan. ing ment. run the train, are having more 14. . Jack Paar will take “ToDispatches from behind the trouble getting out to the West night" to Miami Beach fur the Coast than Walter O’Malley w**k of Jan. 13 and Arlrr.e Fran- Iron Curtain report women of hia Brooklyn Dodgers. ci* wj[| | ate her NBC-TV show to East Germany and resort areas .-----l Silver Springs, Fla , (or two weeka of southern Russia are demand Ing the right to wear slacks. But “ Kraft Theatre” Is a terribly j In January, at the moment, their progress Is irritating show. Week after week. 1 CBSTV has dreided to spot its negative. it promise* so much, but delivers --New York Philharmonic Young so UlUe. j People’s Concerts” on Jan. IS. Will, I have news for Soviet of­ Wednesday night’s drama on Feb. 1. March B and April 19. . . ficialdom. It, may as well Rive In. When woman Is determined to NBC-TV was typical. The play had The latest Nielsens Rive"Treaswear a heroic theme-lhe light of a few ure Hunt” a 11 t rating,highest the pants, man eventually in in occupied country against ty -' of any NBC-TV daytime show. And accedes. ^ BMP AM) VIM IMFAllO ON IMP-Tba Italian I stormy sea later broke up the larger ship but the ranny, the reallzaiiaMky some nou; that's why you’re going to see a It took some dotng In Ihts coun­ • passenger ahlp Cftta d t Trapani founders on 1 41 passengers and 40 crew members were saved. tral citizens that !r « o m I* every-, nighttime vrrslon in the present try, too, before slacks and other • reef oft the coast of Sicily while the tug that was The captain and second officer were washed 2 eent to help (right) also la driven aground. Th#| overboard and four other crewmen are missing. one’s fight. It also had a eompe- Nat Cole .put starling Dec. 31. types of trousers became accept­ ed for lounge, sporta and even tent cast—Elliott Nugent. Waller ----------------------— street wear. Abel. Basil Rathbonc. Ann l t « * | FAS1U0V sH0W . West German women also are But like so many Krafls, It final- V1KNN \ (CP)—A fashion con- in the act, but seem to be gainj gros* of all Communist countries nig ground. A group of girls In a public school In Oldenburg defied 1 There la an air or cheapness J" ^***lfrn Euror* ^JJ! ^ about each ’ Kraft Theatre." an H>*n.,r. n eapllal of'Buckthe principal’s bah on long panta, i By JOSEPH L. MYLEX hut went to court when he sent atmosphere of Insufficient rehears- «*»■ « rilled Press Staff Cormpondent them home. The ruling: What the ala, dull staging, choppy writing. WASHINGTON 01 - An Amertgirls wore was none of tbo prin­ 1 suspect the limpness of Ihe show ■ scientist report! that the Ruacipal's business. Ju s began "actlva study and re- The conclusion was that rock- Sept. 30— Oct. 5 that Berkeer la not so much the fault of Its Fined On Spot ggreh" on earth aatellltei mere etry “had not advanced sufficient* learned. In a talk with Soviet ici­ creative personnel, hut rather 0' The^ East German girls haven't n seven years ago. ly to conceive such a project at entist A. A. Blagonravov, that the Its comparatively meager budge*. fared so well, but some Just ignore S h la country did not launch an the moment and that the project: Russians actually had been doing The channel swim: official opposition. One report IftifleUl moon project until July, would be so long in coming to (rut- 1 satellite research since 1950. from Moscow aays that In a re­ YOUTH TO THE RESCUE tlon that It could have little or no It was on Oct. 4 that the USSR “The Seven Lively Aril," CBS IBIS. ■Jhe scientist*, Dr. Lloyd V. Influence on the war." SWEETWATER, Tcnn. <UP>- sort town on the. Black Sea coast, announced successful launching of TV quality show, will call It quits after Us Feb. IS outing. Rita Gam A busload of school children got women are fined on the spot If Berliner, said ha laarned it about In 1954 the world committee pre- Sputnik I. & tine Sputnik I was born “that taring for IGY proposed launch- The Sputniks, he laid, demon- and Hume Cronyn have been add­ a chance to play firemen Thurs­ they appear In public In tlacka. the Soviets have had the lnitru- ng of artificial moons as a tool strate that the United, Stales “is ed to the cast of “The Bridge of day. Hus driver Biincy f.ile organ­ I suggest the Russlsn women Kan Luis Rey,” a CBS TV apec set ized the 23 students into a bucket who want to wear trousers line ted satellite under active stu- of science. In a race for intellectual leaderfor Jan. 21. / and research line* 1950." brigade when he spotted a far.n- themselvea up a few pioneers like V. 8. Announced First ship." Kate Smith looked much Berkner. president of th* Asso­ This country announced July 29, houre on fire The blaze had been the Wesl’a Mrs. Amelia Woomer Rcrkncr said this should be good mer on Wednesday night’s “ slim­ Patti put out by tie students Pt the or Marlene Dietrich. And, point _________ _ ___ r t e_ d Unlvereltlee, Ine., of C New 1955, that it would make the at- for America and humanity at Page Show”—a well-designed dress time flr.-m.-n arrived. k, la vica chairman of the tempt, and Russia formally made large. out that pants aren't new In wom­ and akillful lighting helped. . . -Id International Geophysical en's apparel. . .Joan of Arc put on boy’s clothing In the IMh Cen­ tury. George Sand was a famous exponent of trousers In the early 19th Century. In IStf, along earns Mrs. Amelin Jenki Bloomer, who campaigned for temperance, woman suffrage, and a reform in women's dreta. Her followers became known ai the Bloomer Girlt. Rosie The Riveter Came 191.1, and a New York style authority, Ethel Traphagcn, now head of the Traphagen School of Fashion, shocked Fifth Avenue with her variation of pants for street wear. She donned a taffeta dresa with trouser skirt, as a pro­ test against the then fashionable hobbles. l*slM Press Science Editor Marlene Dlrtrlrh glamorised NEW YORK m— Power tools In them In the 1930s, and it wasn't fie hands of enthusiast!* amateurs Inog until slacks topped by mink a n “homicidal" tools, sccordlng cost became a standard costume In Hollywood. Rosie the Riveter and World War If assured them a permanent place In the American woman’s wardrobe, says cine leading manfacturer. Evan-Pleone. The wornan wore trousers to the factories, and kept right on weiring them at home after the war. «OU CHRISTMAS SHOPPING-Mr*. Mamie Elsenhower points te Items In which she ealght be Interested as she goes Christmas •hopping at the gift shop of the Gettysburg, Pa., HoteL Among the First Lady's purchase* were 73 Bve-ccnt postcards showing the President’s farm with pictures of both of them tn one corner. • OPEN 9 a.m. — 9 p.nt. Sizes 3 (t. to 12 ft* Northeast Comer of 5th St. & French Ave. r RECONDITIONED & GUARANTEED Terms Available Comer tnt and Sanford FOR QUALITY TR U C K RUBBER \\^y\\ S E E -C WELSH Welsh Tire Shop 105 W. 2nd TIRES PHONE O-EIGHT SEVEN TWO “If Ymi Have A Tlrt Job To Do" General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-1151 Florida marsh rabbits are vir­ tually water animals. Their fur la slick, glossy and water-resistant and they swim as naturally as muskrats, with only the tops of their head* showing. ' The tone of the summing-up In flie technical publication “ Pfizer Spectrum1' was tolerant and rerigned. “Perhipe there will al­ ways be a totally Idiotic sector of the population to climb a metallic Uddtr near electric wire*," h re­ marked. RECAPPING ON YOUR SMOOTH JA M E S B. GUT Doewst l e w j f •Do-lt-youraelf has merely wide •ned th* opportunities for these people to wipe themselvee out, or at an/ rate present themsolves Uttered and bleeding all over the doetor'a office floor." Tbs summing-up had no fault to find with the "do-it-yourself spir­ it." Indeed. It found th* spirit ad­ mirable. "The catastrophe of doit-yourself la la not knowing.” H , #*kl . "Professional workmen may be less than gifted," the publication laid. “ Often their sole advantage la a body of Information which is. as a matter of fact, rather limited and not even up-to-date. Preaumab|y the patient who amassed funds enough to buy a glittering new homicidal toot haa (he wit to learn technique* that are simple enough but. at Brat, merely unMnwwn m him.” ’*• To* Eager ■But the average do-R-ytmrteifer in‘t undertake even to teed up those techniques before be "un­ wraps his new gadget and looks etltrly about for a place to use It.” Now, take the hand power iiw, the sumnjtng-up continued. Usually It has a wire by which It nay b« grounded, but often there Is no ground to which It can ,*4 * attached. j Jo the do-It-your#*tier standing an damp ground runs It on. Ignor•at that perhaps a short-circuit Will direct HO volts of alternating current Into the handle and so la­ in Ms kind. He can neither guide lb* tool nor turn It off since elec­ tric current is paralyzing his mus tie*. “The result Is a picturesque. Beep liceratloa of Us* thigh, usu­ ally, not far Moss the femoral »r- » i ■ w arn of hoepitolilT—• dm# wh*a year h##rt end your Iwm I f . op*" •• M#mU of Lady mmbwt, horn# for this h.ppi.w of .11 t!m«, >!k I m s fumi.hinB> lh«« m w * w.Uotnn,, nmosph.r*. pro.id# . of r*fn»hm#uu. This room is Provincial, * wum #nd frirmllr fmhion br th. pi«c« sort br lb# room. A us wsttd on th# *of* *nJ 1* pull-up chairs. A tinhlon«d brnch w<h *t th# o>* br th# Chtiltmit tr.» ran 111. Undw il all is tarpstin* <»» ■ unifiad look. .Th# arrangemant patoutr ftasdom of mu-rptiil. and an jyi Joying aarnl »**'*■ if,>ii w-1* '■ w-t*, Wm. E. Kader IS DEMONSTRATING 'TOASTER SUCH LOW PRICES! . Monday, Dec. 16th IfiFECT r n R B R IA K F A S , Tho only completely auto­ matic toaster. Toasts with RADIANT CONTROL■idjusti automatical!/ for any kind of broad—thick or thin, treah or frozen, whit# or rye. is talking about a a tlio a a n c i P ER C O LA T O R You simply set the dial and you get CONTROLLED HEAT for perfect cooking and frying results. No guossw ors. Marvelous water-sealed element for easy washing. Makes 1 to 10 perfact cups of coffee every lime. Correct watsr lempetature, agitation and browing time controlled automatically. Solid copper vessel for moslelficlenthoat conduction. Nickel and chrome plated for lasting beauty. Will not corrode. la the time to pick your house plana and location. or drive by today C A L L US A l i n UUK U A M C C nUlMLJ 8eI1 t o r a a , o w aa $12,300. with only $700 dow (plus small closing coats), K . (K A Y ) S H O E M A K E R , Jr. Homes Built Custom To Your Specifications4 1 11 . A JB L �rjgki t.V- '{• M »" •'. **r* r 1 Look Ahead At Top W orld Nows M A Y 'S f lO B W ' ■ ______ m* i m te a tky IfNIMt) u l 111* Ml IM S * P m «*ff Ct t iMgmdiul i Ataatk Treaty Organlutteu meet- the Jan. 19 presidential election Its spperitlen te split five way: •round the world boh ahead a t 'l a g la Psifs a n t .week. ■nd there's Utile chine* i f cloelag Um m v s that will make t i t head"H*. 1 * A W * ir ranks. Guatemala was well aa the lines. The experts u p s e t s firm V tR O frees the European illba at the way ta eoMdtetJoBSl gevernmen President Etenhewur ImT the NATO meetfag to the Americas u til th# eeaMstaitten In July tm only chief executive whose heatth prepeal te eet op mlufl* h e m , President Cartel CiaUDe A m ur bee caused alarm la the last tew aimed et tu ssle, u their torri- who ousted Csmnanbt-dambiated veeka. Word has leaked ta e Bara- tety. The esatbweta) MAID antes frtiident Jeeobo Athens Gusoii peso capital that President Tile of (teat want him. They need Mm - I* IMA Yugoslavia recently conapSed te e 's threat that they would he Another attempt wtD he made « till* trying te get up (Tern Me *hUtersted If war aa •m chair sad M l 't e the .flow they tty Xaxils obviously h is the within the next two weeks to get of bis Belgrade residence. Special- mtoeltee accessory- And they ■ National League beaebsll riuk out even stoppiny momentarily to aaa if on­ !<ts were hurriedly Billed la. They artnft convinced after last week * ter New York. A group of Ntu coming traffic might meet him in the cen­ found, however, that Tito's sal- Vooguardflasta that the United York City civic pte**are la expect ter of the Intersection. Is pec was set serious — It was Katas will ovum have rockets to ed to propoe* to the mayor's ip* The motorist on the highway will duo te physics! eskausttea sad egrip tha haste far s teeg time, rial committee tost the city fteste huUd a ball park. Ones that Is hie speedometer above tha 06 mile an hour lumbago. Depart meat tears done, the greop is said to be limit oven though warning signs fairly ay agate establish ready te guarantee the commutes Adlal K. Stevenson has Ugh stare ona in the face as he apeeda Into a btifbbtad In tost s wealthy dob owner would praise tor the way locrotsry ef • death trap. The left-wing dispose ef the eteb he new owns State Jobs raster Dullee sttper- Guatemala Curves scrape rubber off of automobite sled with Um during his short­ Revolutionary Party, hacked by and buy another te transfer te te eet to sweep New York. lived tour u State Deport*out the tires aa they screech their way around too policy advisor. But Stevenson lent fast for human safety and mechanical en­ so sure shoot the White Heuss at­ durance. titude. There If some autplcte* I* Others dare to pesa—on hills—In heavy Stevenson’s office that Shaft*at traffic—in face of oncoming cam—under Adams, the President's sssMant, flora am authoritative answers rtlteved of liability on the old and James C. Hagerty, .Us proaa any condition motorists dare to be outdone from the Veterans Administration guaranty. side, never really went along wfth even It It takes the full endurance of an Dulles on the role givea Um. That te question of Interest to former q. I understand there's a Umlt automobile's motor to barely scrape by"with­ on VA outpatient dental treatment, undoubtedy figured in Stevenson's serviceman end their families: out crashing into others. Q. My wife sad I are Korea I have s dental condition that it decision not to attend the North vtteraos, attending school under service-connected and rated it 30 Beamingly there Is no lesson through tho 01 BUI Wo have s small child. percent. WUl I be United In my carefully, or ehall we say, driving sanely Mty eteb of us claim our ehUd dental treatment? which motorists can be cajoted Into driving i s dependent for GI allowance A. No. Sfnco you are nceivlng The Christmas holidays are just ahead of compensation for your dental con­ purposeaT us. Families will bo headed to nearby and In sn attempt to isbotege the Jewahxrlxl Nehru Of IndU By CHARLES M. MCCANN A. Yea, You may dalm both dition, you may apply for dental United Press Staff Csrrtspsndent conference, Soviet Premier Niko­ But too attempt 1s M obrioue your wife and child as dependents. treatment at any time and re cti# faraway homes for a day or more. that U la pretty »ure to beekflro. aa many treatments ■■ are neeeiDeath Isn't a very pleasant gift for Soviet Russia probably has lai A. Bulganin has sent personal Only • few deyi ago, toe oat- She may claim the child alone. aary for your condition. letters to the heads of govern­ strengthensd the likelihood that tho Christmas. Neither do we want to give our North for the big mettlng which Is Q. I have s chance (e get a bet­ Q. 1 am a U-year-old World War Allintle Treaty Organisa­ ment of the Chief NATD allies and look ter Job with a bettor future In an­ lives just for the pleasure of “doing aa wa tion meeting will bo a success. to "nautraUst" Prim# Minister to open hi P trit Monday w n other city. If I change Jobe and II veteran getting a pension for a total and p^nnsnant nooservlctgrim. please" at tha wheel of an automobile. It looked a* if Preitdenl Elton sell my 01 house, could I get my connected disability. Muit 1 wait This Christmas—above all—make happi­ bower, the -iter member of the 01 teas rights restored so I could unUl I reach ag* •> before my ness the top Item on your list of gifts—not caet of Allied leaders, weuM be buy soother home? monthly payments wUl bo railed A. Ysi, It la poulble to got your from SM.13 to 171.73? unable to attend. death. Slow down and live, whether at GI lose rights restored under your A. No. Your monthly payments There we* lerbmi divlxloo business or pleasure here at horaa or on tween tome NATO goveradente circumstances. A voluntary change will be Inc raised to B7B.TS aftet long tripe. on a number of problem, both ef employment for a hotter Job you have been on tho VA pension Sy MNAM L I mty bo eoneidered a valid reason rolls for 10 yain. TUB asost common I s m ef. The utalaurtk fretkle In Um political end mllUsryfor reiteration. VA alto must be Oettoek Brighter •sneer, akin eoneer, is Um mort arso n ser ous etoge often appears So many eemplleatod and eon likely to be eared, provided, eflfenl ss e dark brown septa n o t (roverilal items loomed likely to roper treatment te S ciulonaU y, it will he blaek conrae,■ th aatt pproper Funston directly: “They are, perhaps with arixe that there was dtager the ~ i for peer awn when Ills Aral noticed. promptly. Bo out articulating it, free enterprise# In the entire conference might hog ' Imports#' to he atert good, iVe fr> important At n m The outlook for the conference most literal senie. They a n also moved by tor ea r She—e la the ate* m It may be ■# colored a a*le a t ad a m taasU s became much brighter when K the eonvlction that If the key to progress waa announced that President I f freehteb is more and better plants, producing more nee of epeha. eenhower woulld attend after alL Mart Ara l The Brel ebaage usually te e and better goods, then the money to build Even thou|t> he might have to M o a t ef a a h a v e ibieleeing of ene portion of the those plants comes best from free indivi­ areentirely1 reitrict hie eetlvltle* Mmxwhat, tedoowitb um papal* growing to duals." ttm ee e ted the dee e f a pos or cherry- I t will Elsenhower la tho outstanding fig. ■einlilr become mleerooa and ure In Um NATO xlUance. His The significance of widespread share hereto* te mere pretence will help. nlgnnote. BnehaladenlaoftenUsed l ownership has been capsuled in a striking pigmentedendaUghtiyraised, it I'm RteUy. Another boost was given when ntre yoar doetsr would recand felicitous phase—People’s Capitalism. m xutH yappearsonU mIsee. sargical m o r e l of ineb leading delegates of the chief At • • • Ae e rate, that lied countries decided to go to he riawved promptly h r e «*■;<___ Parte wed before the start of the meeting to hold private talks Propaganda Weakness Shows , ___Lately m y boon drinking te axeeu. He ittm t among themsslves. One of the moat serious political conse­ These Include Secretary of State A mote alee remlree prompt re- to he token by e strange urge end quence'. of Sputnik is that nil over the novel if it ehowe any ebaage lejwaring tor liquor. After these John Foster DuUea, British Fro­ world there has been a wakening of faith color or nee. if it te m i n t SdrtaBug to to ehrun jera ntier Harold Hacmtnsa and Chaneonstosk Irrltettea. er tf it he- wny end d ep reid . Can yoe help eeUot Konrad Adenauer ef Vest in democracy as opposed to totalitarianism Qermray. and discipline. American propaganda is part­ ing. If It Is leeetod : It Is likely hwtei Nothing Now ly responsible for this development because It xhould also be tm _ dlpeemente. Be U prohWith Promlor Felix Qsillird of •moUonslly unxUble sad Any blaek or brown mate It replies to Kusslan claims about the Soviet FYince, they wUl bo able to take appears daring adult life i■honld thae given to eoddra deetree tor up a number of matters M ore system of slavery by oppoitng to it the etedMt Um conference itself gets started. American system aa a whole. Thera seemsa to be every reason It atreaaed that because of the American to hope tost they may retch economy and “the people's capitalism." agreements which will simplify tha e u»*, i o n m n m cnmaeiu t». m u mm unm s America could do things better than situation. “Now, what teem* to bo the trouble?" There stems te have bees noth Russia. A concern with publicity rather than log Is any of Bulganin's tetters facta appears to have led to this mistake. that adds a thing to Russia's h Freedom is superior to material achieve­ poxlUon on Eait-Woat Issues. AK BWtodudriel huU dtogel g n at Then It wed lined. New ments, but the stress on tho Intter has help­ Another bid for a “Big Four” AbUm aM an. bee write wrickU bowls Bet Ike vtiugen woute iting of tho United State*, ed to produce doubts of America. aredialedwithehrtebm pthemUha to go berii to toe g n a t at Britain, Franes and Russia erect Thtehedaeannmaitathe When Khrushchev is so vunerable to O lrihtaym adeef payertoone .dliarmsmsat "proposals" that m an«t thesent bombardments of truth, why should there 1 (he‘eeweeddevetopm eato. W beM idtohe would give no guarantee sgalnet ‘ Altoh gar one yea yd be self-serving and Fancy Dan propaganda? Communlit cheating under any I I . toetoreleenttp nt A m ericanMl egVariety agreement. . .an offer to suspend On the world scene, Madison Avenue tech­ 1 i I Article hopes to erym te* ff» nuclear weapons testa on Jen. 1, nique and gimmicks do not work ss well as the raped M to woe we Han enlevtoteem, teeluStey again without any safeguard lb propaganda. It seems difficult to drive this krie firl dMcera. V M o ptchet against Russian cheating. . .a f J J . beat m to Hne (key'd W ~~ lesson home, but until it is learned, this warning to Adenauer agahut too t i l y country Is likly to take propaganda tickings establishment of NATO missile LARGE SELECTIONS Tkerearcxeme bates on German territory. m i from Moscow. UmH iL. iirme-w eUt^*w M FOR ALL AGE GROUPS B IE! tef™ mm 'miinH* ee*v^d Akw wew^wc Bulganin and his colics(ue Ni­ After a B n Koines I*-, petrolMany Americana are Inclined to think ae gave e speeding ticket to a kita 5. Khrushchev must think about idealogical struggles with Russia off motorist bo recognised him to a that toe move te a smart on*. But Stanhope. Is., cop wto had ticket­ i i i the top of their heads, without learning It seems to have fallen .flit and Everatocetoe ire hodxtothe ed him for speeding two yean to have Increased Instead of di­ more of the facts Involved. Americas policy village adW riteieN, N. T, wee age, Bounds like toe perfect minishing the prospect for tucceea for carrying ow this struggle must be d t o s a f near driNf came Keel of every description ereetedril It wetdl em dwee • in Parts. thought through more carefully. U r h o tr 1 «»• me.” W ith Death: - ?&*?*•*:**■ ef the warabigv, Um Mhrteo, ta n t m y phu* of law la tha ctota and from w r y that MWh approach*! eta b* Wit aeddanu on Mghwaye reada aovtlsua ta Uka a dally toll of iajarlaa and avail Itvaa. Folk* Dtpnrtmauta, .County Bhariffa, and Highway Patrok pound away daUy at waralap to notoriata to alow down and lival Editorials, such aa thia ona today, lay tha truffle accident atory before automoblla driver*. Yat, tha dock around, acddanta eontlnua to anuff out valuable live*, Injur* Important workara, and pUa up tramandoua property damage bill*, Tha* gory atory of autotooblla smaahupa has no affect on driven of tha moment— gran though the vary light of maimed and hijurad bodice atand out aa a warning to thorn behind the wheal. Automobiles loaded with children plow through school sonae plainly marked at maximum 16-ntflerper-hour apeeda at a minimum of SB mile* an hour and even more. Yet, jdaee that aame driver Into a eonvariation and ha or aha will deplore traffic conditions and tha danger to children grossing streets near schools. Watch any street with a atop :'su, and across that barrier motorists will dart with. There's ' tS f friendly countries. Third, all these people ere volunterily Investing for a long term In companies they believe in. Therefore, to quote Mr. 1 T h t Sanford Herald kltWHl M r~, f (' I (IM S H t t . r I T , M IX at i t l i a f i r e n 1,14a. n i 4 « , <k* A i* ■t C n x r . M , | H a r .k S. I*T» nuED r u s iy i, natte* ,■< raiiux., ju n to * RAOM AM IH .. h i n l l n K4ltaf StSLIX J. cVSHIifO. A 4 , n l U l a i M n i i n B «> ,a a ,ata4 WaO aaatlv k, (l.a .r a i A A .a r tt.u a Satviao Iwa. w t J * * y ^ } ||)l|l]|l1*1 s » k H I4«. p a k ll,k a 4 D ally IM « H ■ a la r ta r , 4 a a 4 a r ■•4 C kriatB aa, la tm rta y P N M a tlia P b H a ta a a . T * « Weeal* *» ■ (M a te * a t (*a C a ll.4 Frees w b l,k •» aalM at a a .la a < „tf M (h a a.a I n tapabllM llaa »> alt xha laaal aawa >>ta(a4 la (k l. m w i m m , . I V I K S t R I O S UATUI tl r * v ri»» ■ * ear ween Oaa H Haatfe a a l* S IM " " i t J * * 11 SU^Saa**# Oaa T . a r **••*■. t*e*lMtae'e‘e*a aa«a»ta«a»aal rav tte saraaaa at relate* ,taa4a w O l ha i k „ t « 4 lav ax M i l a , a4vat«|.la« relee. page 4 Friday, December 13,1057 F o r e ig n r.l; FREE ENTERPRISE j.-. !f (UP l—Restaurant own­ er LasU* Romala waa doing a thriving ipaetal delivery service on chicken today as a result of a gimmick he (Recovered. Ho­ rn a in found that tha letter* c h i­ c k e n - on the eomblnaUoa letterand-number dial tatepbono system correspond to th* number "Chis­ wick 2330." He obtained the num­ ber and Mt up Ms ahlchtt byphone b u stn eea. C o m n h e n ta ry Elite" Uff.A.DAY YOU'RE TELLING ME! ROBSON'S S Christmas Shoppers Paradise TOYS BICYCLES — TRICYCLES G AM ES KADERS 1 VIENNA - Maria Hxuivr, SI, AUR81ES BID FOR RKFUQIIg VIENNA (UP) — Tho Austral­ ian governmoat baa offered to front entry vlaas to 1,300 Hun­ garian rofugeea still Is Austria, Informed sources said today. Arfsntina, Vsnesusls and Brasil also have Informed the Austrian government they ere prepared to! take more Hungarians, but few •f the refUgeea have applied tor visas, uor* than K.000 Hungar­ ians who fled their country after the ISM revolution still a n to Austria. N ew s C o m m o n est O f C a n c e rs M ost L ik ely To B e C u re d News Briefs DETERM 1NBDBRtSg Slid today xha wain't going to lat * little automobite accident Inter­ fere with her wedding. On the way to tho eoromaay Wodnoaday, Marth’a arm waa broken when her car craebad up ou aa icy read. Whom an ambulaaoo picked her up, the directed the driver to forget the botpltal temporarily «^d take har to church—which he C o rn e r J r -4 "r "Financial No Today mora than 8,600,000 Americans— one out of every 12 a’dulta—a n shareowners In our corporations, and thsir ranks eontinu# to grow steadily. So a very apt quaatlon la: What kind of people make up this big and expanding group? President Kaith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange givea a three-phased’ gnawer to that question, and here's the [gubatanee ef It. / I First shareowners do not constitute " , . . . B financial elite,'* They come from every walk of life, every geographic area, and [every Income level. Tha majority of them Are in the, middle and lower income group* —and the largest single entry consists of housewives. Second, they s n s reservoir of financial tapltal (that la, savings) which la capable ef supplying many of the billion* of new dollars needed to finance sound economic Dwth both In, this country and In other rgrov IF V e te r a n s Siauinq For Everyone From Baby to Grand Pa. fiuAJUW&A S a le FISHING TACKLE Hunting Clothing and Supplies EVINRUDE . STILL IN P R O G R ESS New merchandise put out each day! Outboard Motors BOATS AND BO A TIN G A CCESSO RIES ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT See Our Two Front Windows & '/i Price Table W m. E K A D E R , JE W E LE R 112 s £ P A R K GUNS FA 2-2363 “We Are Selling Everything Just For Fun" ROBSON SPORTING S4U I . First at Sfc GOODS FA J-JMX �1 **> T U Christmas pnrtjy of the Doreta e lan of tbo Central Baptist Church «aa hold at tho church Monday night hi tho recreation room. A delirious turkey dlanor with ail tho trimmings. Wives, husbands and children won Invit'd. Tho ladles alio exchanged gifts. Those enjoying tho occasion were Roe. and Mrs. J. W. Parham. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Ytakte, Ur. and Mrs. J. Q. Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benton, Mr. and Mrt. B. H. Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McEaehern, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Todd, Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Oakes, Mr. aad Mrs. 3. B. Cantroll, Mr. aad Mra. A. B. Maddot. Mr. and Mra. T. N. Dillard. Mr. and Mra. 0. H. High. Mrt. Con. tea Owona, Mra. Loretta Wiggins, Mlaa Winnie Weaver, Mra. Harriett Wilcox, Mlto Sandy Wiggins, Mitt Brenda Benton, Mias Jane Wil­ cox aad Jerry Dillard. i • Woman's Club Entertained By Seminole High School Singers placed in tha entrance hall. The centerpieces for tach table were Hay Christmas trees made of pine cones. The speakers table held a beautiful wreath of gilded leaves, decorated with Irrldeacent green balls of various sisea. On the man­ tel had been placed wbita polnietlias and gold leavat. Burning tap­ ers were placed among the flow­ ■ er*. Mra. C. M. Flower* was la charge of the decorations. The American Home Department **S t decorated the Christmaa trees, un­ der which were placed many beau )l t. tiddly wrapped gifts for the Chll dren'e Home which' la supported Pinecostle Church by the club. meeting following the lunch­ Choir Entertained eonThewes conducted by the presi­ Homemakers Give In Johnson Home dent, Mrs. Farmer. The program MRS. ED KROLL end daughter I.ou Ann*, wh* *r# aeaWng Up golfing tour with »n»r*eeleMjl H ’ j 1 waa presented by student* of Semi Kroll. Th# family la from Ceoparstewa, N. Y. ________________________________ (Staff Photo) Mr. and Mra. Hubert Johnson Gifts To Teachers entertained tha Plnecaitla Metho­ note High School. First sopranos The Homemakers Sunday School dist Church choir at a supper and were Ellen Vihlen, Diana Fleis­ Miss Wilson Guest Class of the Tint Baptist Church Christmaa party Wednesday night cher, and Linda Anderson. Second met xt the home of Mn. R. Z. at t i l l Randolph. Christmaa deco­ sopranos, Lynda YeacUc, Shirley A t Lake Monroe Johnson. Mn. Clayton Smith was rations and a tree filled tha house Morgan, and Connie Brown. Alloa By VIRGINIA CONN. the eo-hoateu. After a delirious with gaiety. There waa an ex­ were Janice Luxen, Marcia BumClUb Tuesday _ turkey dinner, the buitneas meet­ change of gifts. Christmas carols gamer and Marcia Loechell. The Frigid gloom hung over Sanford won by P at llaiuon and Anna Oilglrli sang Christmaa songs and ing wes conducted by Mn. W. T. M RS. H ARRYJO B SLATTON, the fomer Shirley A smPartlo, ware nag. today aa the coldest weather in ver. Attending were Helen Cobb, LAKE MONROE— The Horn* carols. Cavanaugh. Mn. J. M. Moore, who w an ■ant'd ye*t«day in (hlidn Lila Roth, Dodle Mallcsowakl, Vlr- Demonstration Club met Tuesday Attending ware the Rev. O'neal data tsaeher gave the devotional. It was announced that the San­ ten year* swirled around the usu­ ginls Dercmeglo, Edit Colvin, night at the home of Mra. John Jacobi, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ally mild climated town of celery ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pater MarshalTa book "Let’a Keep ford Woman's Club float had taken Fernandes, Sue Belay, Bert Griffis, West First St. The GriffU Christmas". The class presented a Zcak, Hr. and Mrs. Pete Batten- second priie In one of (he classes and citrus. The story was the same Bobby everywhere — cars stalled, flow­ Burkholder, Sadie Nolde, Bertie home was decorated with a b et* gift to Mn. Moore. The fomer burgh, Mr*. Nell Naylor, Mrs. LU- In the Christmas parade. ■ teacher, Mn. J, K. Stlnedpher llan Wllllsmi, Mrs. Kathy Whit­ Mra. Clyde Ramiay announced ers and shrubbery wilted and Lou Webber, Dottlo Nelson, La- . ir*~' was a guest and also received a taker, Mrs. Lottie Rowe, Mrs. Jo­ that the scholarship student ha* brown. It made me glad that 1 had verne Hamilton, Pat Hansen, Anne 1 r“l Afro. Lorraine Ttndle ted the d#> gift. At tha conclusion of the anne Lacy, Mrs. Vivian Walker, completed hit education and is now not worked harder to make my Purdy, Kay Downs, Sophie Rube!, vollonal. Misa Myrtle WUion, Sem­ OVIEDO—Misa Shirley Ann Par- overlaid with net. Her headdress business meeting, gift* were ex­ Mra. Jeinne Ktoppers, and Shirley teaching. The Sanford Club Is In garden a place of beauty. 1 feel Pat Trout, Virginia Allen, Jean inole County Homo Demonstration Rossi. Lucille Hanrli, Vicky Willand Bobby Johnson. tin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was a hall cap of white not and changed by those present. good standing with the Florida deep sorrow for those who have ter, Polly Hatch, Anne Oliver, and agent, displayed ornaments made TMomas Edward Partin, o{ Oviedo, red carnations. She carried Attending were M n. Mlneva Federation and will sponsor an­ lost their gardens. from the ends of tin earn hi tha Frentreai. V-v and Harvey Joe Slayton, son of bouquet of red carnations. Williams. Mrs. J. P. Cullen, Mil. other student. Arrangements were At the golf eourse th* tame Thelma Dshapo of flowers. She decorated A cocktail party was given tho sorry tale arai told. Here the men Mr. and Mrt. Polk Decator Slay, made for the memhers to ring the Mary Jane Kelsey, smalt daugtn Clayton Smith, Mrs. Irene L. Kelly, paper cone trees with whipp'd night for Pat and Howie ton of Goldenrod, exchanged rings ter of Mr. end Mrs. George A. Mra. R. V. Johnson, Mrs. E. C. Salvation Army bell on December who follow the tun were working lame soap suds and glitter. hard to hit the ball without shiver­ Hansen, who are leaving for Wash­ and plighted their troth In a beau­ Kelsey, was flower girl. She wort Nelson, Mrs. A. D. Holloway, Mrs. IT. Mrs. Catherine Fuhrman won tha ing. Although tome mighty good ington soon, and Joe Dartnell, Jim tiful candlelight service performed a gown of white satin fashioned Joe Koke. Mrs. E. R. Wood, Mrt. Christmas game played by tha SATURDAY Cooper and AI Clark. All were scores were turned In, the majo­ by the Reverend Charles 0. Swag- like that of the bride and her head David Cooper, Mn. Martin StlneSunday ichool teachers and pugerty In the Chuluota Baptist dress was a half cap of white nal clpher, Mrs. J. M. Moya, Mrs. rity suffered from overexposure presented with silver cigarette club. Gifts were exchanged by tha ' to the dements, and it was the boxes by tho skipper and speeches | mnmbcri, who wero pleased to Church on Thursday, Dee. 12, at and white carnations, She carried Christine S. Woodruff, Mn. If. C. plli will meet at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer at 1:30 C p. m. general concensus of opinion that by Jack the Burkholder. The1welcome back several old mem* Stone, Mre. Ted Lewia, Mrs. Roy a white basket of rote petals. P. M. to rehearae tha Christmaa A baby girl, weighing eight those who had to tee off in the squadron was well represented, but bers.' Mrs. Emmie Rabun waa Baskets of white gladioli and Vance, Mr*. Bob Steele, Mn. Wm. pounds six and a half oum.es, was Dick Parker, cousin of the bride­ pom pom chryaanlhemutnt bank­ groom, served as best man. Ush T. Cavanaugh and Mre. J. Roy program. All participants are born on November 24. 1937 to Mrs. early morning hard freese auffer- I promised not to tell who wasn't honored as the December birthday. asked to know their parts. there. ed agalnat a setting of wedding era were James A. Partin and Britt. Cellua R. Buckingham, wife of ed disadvantage. Golfers were Doris Francisco left this morn­ Refreshments were served bp SUNDAY palms and branched candelabra* George A. Kelsey while Tommy posing with pieces of Ice In their Th Friendship League of tha Metatsmlth First Class Dale G. hands against a background of ing for the first leg of her trip (he hostess, Mrs. Griffis and th* and a kneeling bench placed before Partin, brother of the bride, aerv Buckingham. USN, at Triples US Congregational Christian Church Mrs. Gatchel Hosts an altar Interlaced with smilax and ed at junior usher. drooping palms. Overcoats, gloves to Europe to Join Fran. DorU flew co-hostess, Mrs. Fuhrman to fif­ will have a Christmaa party for Army Hospital, llonotulo, Hawaii. and wooly hata were much In evi­ lo Newark, N. J. whero she will teen member*. chryianlhemuma formed the back­ The mother of the bride chose Party For Class its members I t 1;30 p. m. Mon­ ME1 Buckingham, who Is sta­ dence. stay with her family In Ihe vlriground for the occasion. for her daughter's wedding a gown day, Dec. 14 In tha Fellowship tioned with USS Tombighee. ACGnily until Sunday. Then she will The bride, given In marriage by The Dorcas Class of the First Flannel pajamas seem to prove It, Pearl Harbor, Is the son of Mr. her father, waa radiant In a gown of dusty rose lace with matching Baptist Church held Its monthly Hall. Mrs. E. Benedict will be the and Mrs. C. W. Buckingham of the perfect substitute for northern leave Ihe children with them and go to Europe. Expecla to return of de-lustered satin and Imported accessories. Her corsage was a meeting at the home of Mrs. Stew­ hostess. 7 E. Orr Street, Dillon. Montana. long winter woollcs—and many a around the first of February. . MONDAY Chantilly lace. The fitted bodice lavender orchid. art Gatchel. Mrs. R. A. Cohen and gentleman was Ihus attired. Today A G.A, Reviewing Council wltl Mrs. Buckingham Is the daugh­ Hear that Earl Higginbotham had a Sabrina neckline finished William H. Martin rendered the Mrs. J. B. Phillips were eo-hostter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Car­ 1 will not mention their names. had returned from a trip to Texa* with scallops and embroidered nuptial music. Mrt. William II. easei. The home was decorated for be held at the First Baptist Church ter of Sanford, Florida. Sure is a good Idea, even for those where he attended the golden Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pryor hava with seed peirls. Self-covered but­ Martin, soloist, sang I Love You Christmas. Gifts to be exchanged at 4:00 p. m. The baby, named Biblana Lei- downtown. The Intermediate G. A.'a of the ding Anniversary of his parents. a* their guests Mr. and Mr*. !tar» Truly nnd the Lord's Prayer. tons closed the long sleeves, which by the class were placed beneath Jo McDaniel and Muriel Scott Funny, but all this time 1 had old J. Willey Jr, of Smyrna, Dela­ First Baptist Church wilt meet at lsnl, Is the second child for the camo to points at tho wrists. The The reception wit held at the the beautiful tree. Buckingham's who are residing it voluminous skirt with scattered home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. The meeting was called to order 7:15 p. m. at the home of Mrt. 213 Main Street, Honolulu, Ha were huddled by tho Information thought that Earl was an old man. ware. Mr. Willey'* mother waa X booth, half hoping no one would At least that Is the way he paints childhood friend of Mrs. Pryor. Charle* Park Sr, Niblick, counslns of the bride, lace appliques centered with seed by Mrs. M. T. Haynes. Mrs. W. wail. buy a ticket—didn't want to take the picture. Now It turns out not Tho Willeya were marled In WUThe Baptist Association*! Sun­ pearls, featured wide lace panels Immediately following the wedding D. Gardiner led the prayer. Mrs. their hands out of their pockets. to. mlngton, Delaware, Deeembar 6th. front and back and ended with a ceremony. R. J. Schmidt read the devotional. day School meeting will be held There was absolutely no doubt Jack Van Landtngham Is home Other guests In the Pryor bon* at tha First Church In DcLand at full chapel train. Her fingertip veil Following the routine business The entrance hall of the spacious The Junior Choir of Ihe First about ll. Yesterday was perhaps from tho Orange Memorial hospi­ arc Mrs. Pryor's uncle and aunt. of pure silk Illusion was attached home was graced with a large meeting, the clan enjoyed ■ so­ •:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. j n*-n E. Hitchens of to a crown of lace embroidered memory candle. The living room cial hour. The hostesses served re­ The Cherub Choir (boys and girls Fresbyterian Church will meet for ono of the coldest days In golfing tal. history, and a miserabln trick to Nof.'oi't, Virginia. and outlined with aeed pearls. She was enhanced with white wedding freshments of fruitcake, Christmas 4-B) of the First Baptist Church rehearsal at 4:13 P. M. carried a cascade bouquet of white decorations. candy and punch to Mrs. M. T. will rehearse at 4:15 p. m. and the The Pioneer Fellowship of the play on Sanford where Ihe winlers Chapel Choir (young people 17-It) First Presbyterian Church will are usually perfect for this sport. orchids. The Little Women’s Story Leigoo The hridc's table, overlaid with Haynes, Mrs. W. M. Tripp, Mra. meet In the Youth Building from Last year during the last day of Misa Mary Ann Slayton, sister a white embroidered linen and E. C. Campbell, Mra. W. D. Gardi­ ■t 8:00 p. m. will meet at Ihe home of Donsua SUNDAY the P. ti. A., I remember In par­ 6:00 P. M. through 8:00 P. M . for of the bridegroom, wsi maid of lice cloth, waa centered with a ner, Mr*. R. J. Schmidt, Mrs. W. 8:00 p. m. Dependable Cilia of The VFW Post 3283 will hold Its Young, Lake Mary, at 7:00 p. m. ticular, It was extremely warm honor. Her gown was whit* satin tiered wedding cake, flanked with A. Fesler, Mrs. W. I. Crabtree, the First Methodist Church Christ­ a Christmas party. annual Christmas party Sunday There will bo a gift exchange. mas Party at the home of Mra. Girl Scout Troop 2t2 will meet and pleasant. silver candelabra! bearing burning and Mrs. G. A. Harris. i t the First Daptlst Church at 1:10 dialled with two of the pros' December 13 from 1:00 p. m. until Roy Wan. whit# tapers. The punch table, The Boy Scouts of the First Pres­ p. m. wives who are travelling with their 8 :0 p. ni. at the Post home. The Mrs. Vihlen Does centered with a crystal punch byterian Church wtll meet at 7:00 The Carol H Choir of the First husbands this season. And not only party will l» for nil members, Give H er An bowl was flanked with silver can- Oviedo High School P. M. Baptist Church will rehearse at their husbands—each has a child. wives and children. Decorations For MONDAY delabras and burning white tapers, 6:30 p. m. and the Crusader Choir Girl Scout Troop No. US of the The girls wero finding it somewhat Electric Razor/ table waa overlaid with a Has Stunt Night The Past Matron’s Club will First Presbyterian Church will (boys 13-16) at 7:13 p. m. surprising for Florida weather. Covered Dish Meal The meet at the home of Sir*. Joe Cor­ white lace doth. Overhead hung OV1F.DO-Once again the Oviedo meet In the Youth Building at 1:30 WEDNESDAY Tommy Pqteraon was living In Memhers of Circle No. 1 of the large wedding bells of white lace High School Auditorium was tha • Remington Prince*# 13:00 Trulhiceker’s Class Lunch­ a Winter Wonderland this morn­ ley on Cameron Ave. at 7:30 P. M. F. M. First Presbyterian Church, Mrs. and net. mecca for all those enjoying the The Mid-Week Bible Hour or the eon at 12:00 P. M. in McKinley ing when he went out to build a The Dependable Class will have • Schick Floyd Case, chairman, had their Miss Melanie Jackson, a class­ annual One-Act play nights. It was a Christmas party December 16 fire under his water pipes. Largr at Ihe home of Mrs. Boy Wall, last meeting, Monday, Dee. 9 In mate of the bride, kept the bride's filled to capsclty for the occasion. First Presbyterian Church will he Hall of First .Methodist Church conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. WED DEC CHURCH CAL . SOX • Sunbeam Delux# Icicles were hanging from tree* the Educational building. The book. Tha Tenth gradera presented G. Mclnnls, at 7:00 P. M. Prayer Meeting will he held a t : ind tojhei-hi*" frilw.'’narl.' wat 408 Virginia Dr. Co-hostesses will building was beautifully decorated For (raveling the bride chose Mama's Getting Married, the 11.95 lo 17.95 The Chancel Choir of the First tha First Baptist Church at 7:30 )n the MBW s|llu if<m_no water, be Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker and Mrs. by Mrs. Eric Vihlen. Mrs. Vihlen a black wool suit with a white fur eleventh, John D. Callahan. There will be Fa'Js aald No, and the Presbyterian Church will meet for p. m. and it 8:15 the Sunday |)U| fairyland everywhere. used white rice paper plants, de collar, with which the work a an exchange of gifts. The Farmer's Daughter. rehearsal at the Church at 7:30 School Cabinet will meet. Of course, I pulled Ihe brainy of The Seminole Audubon Society The** a n new nodal rater# corated palm fronds, red candles white fur hat and gloves and black twelfth, Sponsors were M n. Lucy Smith, P. M. THURSDAY the week and did nut drain my ra­ and poinsettias. that have guarantees. accessories. TUESD.VT Thursday It Church Wide Visita­ diator or get anti freese. So to-lay will hold Its regular monthly meet­ The hostesses were Mrs. Mabel On her shoulder was pinned the Mlaa Kathleen Watt and Paol Miking on December 18 at the Civic ler. tion Day for tha First Baptist rirsi Methodist Church Tunday am feeling very low. A. Brown. Mrs. Cary Smith, Mrs. white orchid from the center of Miss Carolyn Anderson directed Building In Fort Mellon Park at 3:00 P. M. WSCS Christmaa Party Church. VAHII had a luncheon xt the Margaret Smith and Mrs. Marlon her bride's bouquet. Wert Jewelry the musleal program presented by The Carol choir of th# First Mayfair Inn Wednesday—In the 7:30 P. M. Mr. Frederick W. StarIn McKinley Hall of First Metho Dinup, for tho covered dish sup. Following a short wedding trip, the Fresh man In the between sets Church. ge* of the Florida Gamo and Fresh STORK Baptist Church will rehsarss at Italian Hoorn. Hostesses ware per for 29 members ind two the couple will be at home In skits. Brownie Scout Troop No. 233 of 1:13 p. ns., the Concord Choir at Louise Andrus, Margaret Hendrick Water Fish Commission will he so: i . iat. FA 2-6181 guests. Mrs. C. L. Redding, presi­ Goldenrod. Charles Parker wee so good he the First Presbyterian Church will 7:00 and the Church Choir it 8:00 and Timmy Tcnnlson, Th# table* the speaker. A movie or slides will dent of the Women of the Church ba shown. was voted the best actor of the met In the Youth Building at 3:00 Pack 10 Cub Scout* meeting at were decorated for Christmas, na­ and Mrs. Fred Herrmann were the evening. He was In thejenth grade P. M. rtrst Methodist Church. 3th Grade turally. The head table held a guests. Royal Arch Widows play. Shirley Ann Partin, a twelfth Department Christina* j white tree with vari colored ChristThe Senior Girl Semite of the Junior The Bible lesson was given by grader, was likewise for the girls. First Presbyterian Church will Party In McKinley Hail. Mrs. D. M. Boyd, followed by the Give Dinner Tues. „ „ , . _ „ .. J mas halts. Greens and bright balls Roumillat’s Tlie Senior High kellowship of t rln the length of the other tables, business session and reports from The Royal Arch Widows enter­ The plays brought forth gsles of met at 3:30 P. M. The Junior Fellowship of the the First Presbyterian Church will I A pUfB of miniat,,,,, tree Mrs. Redding and Mins Lottie tained at a supper at the Masonic laughter all svenlng. Xmas Toy It was hard to determine the First Presbyterian Church will meet i t 8:00 P. M. for a Christ- milr||P(| each seat. DflOCpfisca wero Caldwell. Gifts were presented to Hall Tuesday night. Royal Arch winner. The twelfth snd tenth meet at (he Church at 3:10 P. M. mas party. 1 the chairman and Bible teacher, Masons, their wises, and widows Dans were made for Christmas of Royal Arch Mason* attends! grades were so close ■ recount CHRISTM AS WAGON had to be tsksn with the applause gifts for the county home. 3 * ViSw S 1 After the supper, while the men mater, the tenth edging out the attended their meeting, the ladies twelfth by a very narrow margin I , select with Candy and Toy* a business and social hour Last year when the vote waa eo Children A t Home held Regular $3.95, OUR PRICE which was presided over by Mrs. close, we attributed the tenth Fred Stein. grade ehoaea due to the thunde­ c To Receive Gifts There waa a gift exchange, Mrs. A. P. Bowersnc. president, gemee were played. Prlree went rous applause given by the emailDAISY AIR RIFLE opened the meeting of the Anna to Mrs. Keith and Mra. Webber. fry, on the front rows. This year $ 4 .9 8 Miller Circle Tuesday night. The Hostesees for the affair were Mrs. it waa really a toss-up. Congratu­ Regular $3.95. OUR PRICE group met at the Elk's Club to F. Hasky Wight, Mn. Rudy Slosn, lations to the winners and spon­ make final plant for a Christmas Mrs. Aaron Wootten. snd Mrs. Irv­ sor*. ( dinner to he held for member* and ing Pryor. The tables were deco­ Don't discount (he eleventh frahusbands December II at 7:00 P. rated with Brasilian pepper snd era. Their play was extremely Whether ah# haa already M arled h er good. Miss Watt deservas a lot of M. pine cone Christmas treea. The credit aa well ai the etudente. C hins *e( nnd you want to add lo It. Plans were made to visit the serving table was centered with or ah# hasn't chosen h er p attern y et Harry Anna Crippled Children’s a Clockspel and Brasilian pepper. IL nnd you want to ata ri h e r Chinn . . . I) home In Umatilla Saturday after- The next meeting will be a covered Ladle*' and Men'# • Tuiletriea Castle Memorial ~ noon. December II. The lattice will dish supper January 14, 1938, She will h« thrilled w ith China g ifts Perfume* nnd Cologne# deliver gifts purchssed by the cir­ -1 Sweeneys I Cnmcrns*—Supplies and Equipment Class To Hava cle for the children. Monthly re­ ports were given by standing com­ Remington, Itoiuon, Sunbeam, Schick Banquet Saturday mittee chairmen. and Norelco Electric Razor# *! Attending were Mn. Peter BuMra. Jimmy Wright, publicity Portable Radios and Electric Appliance# C h i n a B kur, Mrs. Sarah E. Phillips, Mrs. chairman of th« Castle llamorlnl Watche# — Wnllel# — Pipes — Tobacco John J. Carver, Mrs. J. R. HooleOnes, of tha First Methodist HOLLINGSWORTH and WHITMAN’S han, Mrs. Gene Walter, Mrt. L. Church, snoouncee that the main ’ CHOCOLATES G. Skates, Mrs. Charles D. Phil­ social *T*r.t of the year, the ChriitLENOX - C 4 3 il.LTON • FJiANUISCAN - SYRACUSE lips, Mrs. George Stephens, Mre. maa banquet, will ha hall al Mc­ m Tom Gordy, Mre. James Via, Mrs. Kinley Halt. 7:00 P. M. Saturday. Lynn Lyon. Mrs. Tom Butner, Any member who did not receive Mrs. Monle Moses, Mrs. Harry ■ card may make reservations by Adair, Mrs. Dick Mapes, Mrs. W. ImmedlItaly contacting the church ' J. Clarke, Mrs. Bill Gordon, Mrs. office. Tha number is FA3-4371. -ON THU CORNER BY THE CLOCK’ Sidney Vihlen, Mrs. Martin Dyer, FA 2-1216 M MAG. Gerald Myeri, class president has Mrs. Harry Kent. Mrs. C. H. Staf­ requested that canned goods be Howard D. Dagua ford. Mrs. Roy Chorpenlng, Mrs. donated by each member to fill Barbara Jones Garfield Walker. Mrs. Ed Pratt, TV itfy\£ £ H C lg e H c y d r u g s t o r basketa for local unfortunate fami­ Galey Ann Senkarik and Mrt. A. P. Bowenoi. lies. Shirley Vihlen All the departments of tho San­ ford Weman'a Cub met Wednes­ day at the clubhou" Mr a lunchnon and musical program. Greet­ ing tho guests at tho door were Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom, Mra. W. L. Kirk, Mrs. Z. B. Van Pleet, Mrs. J. P. Wilson and Mr*. H. D. Stanley, Mra. Raymond Smith and Mrs. Roy TUlls w an In ahargo of roaorvatlons. Tho dub house was beautifully decorated for (ho luncheon. An ar­ rangement of gladioli and pino waa ■WBaSEBBm Conning The News Miss Partin, Mr. Slayton United In Impressive Oviedo Ceremony Church Calendar BI RTHS fisuiAonah Calendar SPECIALS Make This A China Christmas $2-79 From Start To Finish 1 "SifiA Ijaiote Roumillat & Anderson Happy Birthday I - -- 4 0 �,r 9* ' Coach Bod Lgyar wfll t o j kii unM iiU d Buford Semtaatea against the Lyman Onyhomdi bare tonight In • doable header. The- Jr. Vanity is elated te begin at 7;*9 and will bo fottoved by the Vanity Game. Both held iden­ tical record* of 3-0 for the young Maine. Paced by Center Joa High, the Seminole* are ratad aa alight favo­ rite* lor the flrit time to many the ability t* cotoe through tonight yean. Joe h u hit In- the doable In the aame fariUen. It* la very deceptive and la alao good help m d er the baahet. Sophomore flaah, l a y Ludqeiat, who hit for to point* Tuesday win bn flOlai to aae of the guard Twenty-threo .ropfiy totter* were (pot* hare tonight. He la n very preaented Tueeday night to football fine defeat!re men ee well u be­ men of the Southern Union College ing able to break through for leyBieona et the Football Recognition Banquet held tt the Tranco Club Sealer John Barley will eta ac­ Houec, ceil of Wadtoy, Ala. tion at the other guard against Coach Karl J. Bentley preaented the Greyhound*. Ken N cK um y, trophy e-.T»rde to End* Tom Noah, Billy Tyre. Wally PhQUpa, Cllf Gededen; Has Bell, Luveme; Tot MeKJbbto, Gerald Jaaos, Alton Bentley, Greenville; BIU Crow, Iwalm, aad Cedi Dudridge will Ohatehee, end Bill Perry, Scotts- NEW YORK to - John David atoo bo called upon to add to the bora; Tackier Joe Puller, Ft. De­ Crow became e man a t u early action. posit; Carey Lee, Oxford; Leilto agt, which may help to aecount ■Thla mafcea up the well-roueded Browning, Tallodoge end Alan for the fact that today Uut blond ■quad that ehewe poeafbUitlaa of Waldrop, Chattanooga; Guardi: Texas Aggie grid iter U every­ bringing gaaford U'a moot aucceaeDendcll Daniel, Woodlend; Hugh body'* AU-Amariean end the Bach ful baaketball aeaaon In many Waller, Opelika; Larry Rodger*, of the Year. yenra. F lu to co p s to the High Phenlx City and Starling Newton John David, aa he to eattod, li -School tonight for e very line-conGreenvlllai Center Terry Burt, a US-pound halfbath whe Uta like Greenville; Backfleld men named a bulldozer. The only phase of foot­ were Rtehard Fuiaeil, Georgian*; ball where be I* bettor than ai ROCKY GUEST SPEAKER Jim Hawklm, Sanford, Pla.; Char- ah offensive threat to when he STOCKTON, Calif, t o - Rocky lea Julian, Ft. Depoalt; Larry Roy, clobber* a guy on defense. Marciano, the ex-heavyweight Oxford; Phil Byrd, Sanford, Pie.; It'a all part and parcel of hie champion of the world, will be S. L. Stone, ScoUeboro; Norman very beginning. the guest iptaker Jan. 11 at a ban­ lGoepfar, Ohatehee; Larry New­ Because when John David wai quet aponaored by tbs Stockton ton, Greenville and Jullua Head, born the forceps slipped end since Jester* Club. A crowd of about Greenville. ■ then the left side of his face hai 1,000 la expect date attend the an­ Speaker for the evening wat Dr. been paralysed.' The toft eye nual dinner. Ben A. Plotnlcki, awoclate pro- never closes, not evan when the foeaor of phyeleal education at tha violenca of his "play1 M buries It NTT DATES 1ST Unlverelty of Tunneeaeo. The foot­ Into the sod. When be smiles his ball iquad and eheerleadera were face la lop-sided, for tha Inert toft NEWARK, N. J . to - Metropoli­ gueata of the college and the Blaon side of his mouth stays where It tan IntercoUcglato Baaketball As­ sociation baa act March 13-13-18-29Booater Club. More than ilxty la as the right side raises. attended the banquet of pork bar­ ''Ha would be a vary handsomt M as tha dates for tha 1*31 Na­ becue prepared by Mr. White Head tod," somebody once said to tional Invitation Basketball Tour­ of Hoanoke. Coach Bear Bryant, "If It wasn't nament at Madison Square Garden. Coach Bentley made ipeclal for that affliction." Fits "Nice" DeacrlpUee mention of eopbomorei Terry Burt, Sterling Newton and Larry Now- Bryant stared the follow In the ton. all of Greenville; Lealie eye and laid: Browning of Talladega; Randy "When be carries the ball, he's Gutahall of Chattanooga; Darrell the moat handsome tod I’ve ever Kirby of Wcdowee and Wtndell seen." Daniel of Woodland. Underneath that lop-alded smile, Team Captain Sterling Newton John David Crow la a handsome sented Rifle to Coachei Bent- young man of a who fits the de­ end Williams. Owen E. Proit, scription "nice." He to easy-going, down-to-earth, modast and yet, heed of the faculty athletic commlttoe, waa the toaitmaiter and with It all, a very self-posseiied ipeciil entertainment wa* sup­ young man who Hands a Ull, plied by the Southern Vnlonalrea straight 8 feet 3. men's quartette. Youngsters can be very add and unkind. They were to John WINS HEISMAN TROPHY David when he was growing tip NEW YORK to Jay Berwan- with lop-alded smile and tha eye ger of Chicago waa the winner which never elotei. So through of the first annual Helsman Tro­ grammar ichool and through high phy. awarded by the Downtown school he had to learn to "take It" Athletic Club of New York In 1933. with the grin which grows on you the more you aee It. Receives Heismae Trophy S mo key Say a; Proof of how far he came with that early maturity and raelprocal drive la the fact that Crow | the inferno triangle I got his start in the tiny paper mill town of Sprlnghlll, La., a hamlet up In the northwest cor­ ner ntar Arhantai. He tried for Weat Point but never beard from the Academy after they received ia -u n . hie transcript. They probably mad* a mlitake, became John David carried a B average In math through Texai AAM where be ma­ jored in huilneas administration. Today he is the toast of the foot­ ball world, having received the Helaman Memorial Trophy award Wednciday night si the Player of the Year. Next, aftar an appear­ ance In the Gator Bowl agalnit Rrmember that forest* will hum. Tennessee and tha All-Star game Don't odd a match, rlfarrtla os at Honolulu, he'll appear In the camp fir* la forest fa*L livery of the Chicago Cardinals, 2 Sanford Bays Receive Trophy Today's Sports Parade CMAHUH m PRESSEN f WHOM O/OH/MOA* COACH HOR 7Hfi J O S AN O H LM t * 4 tk o o R tm t* ha* C A M P M OM 0M6ULAT/OH THAH A HUMOR Ht M U mm / M tA n fm ** v n tf A *TtR HACKtOHARP A/* O tP AAf/ASERUL po*r. one th/H* /* e g * / * " , H i* M Y AH P HVHAHjr* MU AM p/aR tV A H ty r y tA R . f TRHHT, • A m rM VM M iH aroH. Peanut Bowl Tilt Tonight At 8 pm And the races can be watebd In comfort from the main grandstand for It is warmed by heat reflec­ tors. Ed’s Deacon Jones, 1938 Inaugu­ ral winner and track champion, will try again for the Inaugural trophy, having schooled himself In­ to a spot In thla annual speed clasMr, But to pick up a second Inaugu­ ral trophy the Deacon will hsva to really pour on the steam for he will be meeting the strongest op­ position of his esreer. Racing Sec­ retary R. C. Williamson has nevtr had so many greyhound stars (o select from In picking the Inaugu­ ral field and ha la making the moat of the opportunity. Greyhoundi that have attracted his at­ tention and are almost certain to become Inaugural contenders are Rockln Jo, Happy Stove, F.nocker. Casual Sue, Trans Taylor, Stcppin Jim and Collins. All bava made Impresslva records on other tracks. Following tomorrow night's open­ ing there will be reclng nightly, except Sunday, through March 31st. Matinees are scheduled for Wednesdays and Saiurdayi with the first daylight card on tap neat Wednesday, itartlng at 3 p. m. U.UNI MEET IRISH CHICAGO to —Illinois will meet Notre Dame and Marquette will oppose Loyola of Chleago on Jan. 33 in the first of four basketball doublehaaden at Chlcagc Stadium thla season. Notre Dame will alao appear on two of other three cards. SKYSCRAPERS hi *1*9 notch ahai he wp*er wares, a! COLUMBUS, Ohio (to—Torpid, a honor In IMS and 1954. fast (tapping pacer who woii 19 Torpid, owned by Max nochout of 33 atarta this past aaasoo, berg, Irvington, N. J., won two wat acclaimed today aa the "harn- iejw ef th« pacing triple crown eii borae of the year" by the na- this year and wee scratched from Uon’s turf writer*. (the third leg, the *100,000 MeaThe three-year-old ion of Knight' senger, after suffering a nose Dream rolled up 734 points on <8 bleed In a qualifying heat. He first place nominations on S3 bal- won the *71.000 Little Brown Jug lots. Galophonc waa second with and the (40,932 Cane Futurity. ItJ points In the poll result* an- The New Jersey speedster rednounced Wednesday by (he U. S. 0ff i8 straight vlctoriea before Trotting Aaaq. meeting hli Drat defeat last SepTorpid succeeded two-timo cbim- tember. He alio placed once and plon Scott Frost, who won the came In third twice. PHILLEY BECOMES PROLIX PHILADELPHIA (to- Dave. Phil ley,' veteran outfielder—firet baie min who has seen service will fire major league dubs, wee so qulrtd by the Philadelphia PhHllek from the Detroit Tigers. General Manager Roy Harney aeld be would be used principally as W plneh-hltter. “ BOOTH TO BEF NEW YORK t o - Alble Booth, former Yale quarterback end now a leading Eastern football official, will referee the Cotton Bowl game between Navy and Rice at Dalllf, Tex., New Year’s Day. G Bt T ill to the Memorial Stadium l i what to laid to be tha battle t t the "century". The fifth grade iham yi wlB ab a so against tha ■teth grade ehampe In e contest that will mean the school chant- ’ far Bear yeene I Ike Davis, Jehu Taylor, BddJqf aBcnlH, Terry Chrtotomooa tod (Photo by Bergstrom) CHAPEL HILL, N. C. to - Tan of the IS players listed on national champion North Carolina’s basket­ ball roller stand at least 8 feet, 4 laches and only two are under ‘AS* M H m l e a g u e '* Ho.J m a H ROOL *HOOT/HO r H S P R ir S 9B A *oH *, iA * r „ O pens Tomorrow Night • Glass-enclosed Luxurious Lounge • Heated Air-conditioned Admission $1.00 Plus Admission 50c me HUMOR. Season 7/HB v//rH A ASC O XPeXEAK /H S 9 o .s A /e R A a e . O P EN IN G M A TIN EE M A TIN EE EV ER Y WED. b W EDNESDAY, DEC. 18th SAT. - R A CIN G RAIN OR SH IN E! Jerry Collins, Track Operator Sorry, No Minors OHC* TOOK UP M A TE UR BOJRHO W HS \* W f A AtAHY Tort Am ** w mu. c* **trr*. Located 8 Miles South of Sanford, Highway 17-92 �91ft ftHfgrI V'raTI Fri. Dec. 13, 1957—Page 7 Program Revealed Winners Revealed Methodist Choirs In Recent Sanford To Sing Sunday Sixty young people, members of Garden Club Show the Senior, Junior, and Cherub I LONDON (UT)—Yugoslav f dent Tito has sent a teles to Soviet Premier Nikolai Bu to calling for Increased " It cooperation" between tho Communist nations, Moscow Radi), said today. In reply to a congratulate note from Bulganin on Yugos ia'a recent national holiday, said “wishing your country further successes In socialist building, I am convinced comrade chal that friendly cooperation between our two countries will contlnuo to grow stronger In Ibe tsrests of socialism and peace throughout the world." Artls**e rfrrtwramenli; Mr*. Choln of the F ln t Methodist Batoh Dean, tri-eolor: Mre. W. B. Church will present a choral pro­ Wray, pmner up tri-eoloe; Mr*. gram at the 11 A. M. morning George Harden. Award nf dlsttoe- servlet, Sunday, Dec. 13. Thte Is tton for composition. Mra. Joe Ba­ the first appearance ol the choirs ker, nmner-uo award ef distinc­ "en ma:se" since their organiza­ tion. Dirt Oardenn'a Award ef tion tost fall. The following numbers will be distinction. Mrs. » . F. Roblsoo. presented by the choirs, “The Lit­ Sunday at 5:30 p. m. the Chancel sweepstake. 1 choir wrill present this year’s ear Glamour Girl, Mr*. J. E. Tarwil- tle King”—Cherub Choir lion of their annual all music lager, Jr., I, Mr*. Irvin Flriacher “ A Christmas Goodnight"—Joyce Jones—Sharon Evana Christmas vesper service at the 2. Mrs. Georg# Harden 2. “Behold that Star”—Junior Choir First Presbyterian Church, under -i Tha Country Girl, Mrs. W. B. the direction of Mr* George Touhy, Wray 1, Mrs. Wight Xlrtley 3. Soloists—Steve Harris—B u e k y Smith Minister of Music. Carols will be Mrs. R. W. Anthonv 3. "God bless the little things at THIS IS NEWS? • played on the chimes starting at The Siren, Mrs. Ralph Dean I, WASHINGTON (UP)-Rep. I t 5:25 p. m. The Rev. A. G. Me- Mra. R. F. Robison 2, Mre. Wight Christmas time—Nancy Perkins . Gross (R-Iowa) wss puxaM tnnls Invitee everyone to there Klrtley 2, Mra. Blanton Owen, 4. "Mary’s LuUahy”Evle Dosiey—Rose Southward— by a government publication this hour of worship, especially Just an Old-Fashlone^ ‘Girl Sandra McKnlght—Eileen Meyer* today on food preparation and dlsh-waab* remembering the Navy people, Mr*. R. F. Robison 2. Mrs. George “What child li thlsT”—Junior and Ing which offers this advlco: who are away from their homes. Harden. 4. M n. R. E. Magnuason, Senior Choirs “Dlshoans should be large enough Thirty-one members of the choir honorable mention. “ Msry had a Baby"—Cherub, Jun­ to hold (he dishes but not too largo will sing In the musical celebration Serenity. Mre. George Harden, for the sink.’* “This Is new*?** of Christ’s birth and Mr. and Mrs. 1; Mra. Hanry Simpson, 3; Mrs. ior, and Senior Choirs. "Silent Night"—The Choirs Gross asked In a newsletter pro* Robert Anderson, cellist and vio­ M. B. Moye 3. AT THE SANFORD KIWAN18 CLUB’S Udlr* Night last night Sattk, J. C. Darla and Mra. Darla, Mra. D. R. Crawler. B. JL Crow­ Soloists, Sandra Pcrkhs—John pared for voters bick heme. -w u linist, will add their artlatry to the w en (lift to right front rt* ) M n. E4 Law, E l Last, Mem. Edwin ley. Mrs. N. V* Farwar and N. V. Fanner. Mara than 115 The Lady In Red, Mra. Ralph Sauls, MIcheUa Jones — Bucky (Staff PHata) RklaJtalaar, Edwin Shlnholivr. dab preiHeat; praai dant -aim Par to and thrtr wlrra attondad tko aanaal a m t . 60 minutes of mualc. Dean I; Mrs. George Harden 3, Smith GaUkal tad Mra. GatcheL (Back raw) Ralph A. Baith and Mra. The order of worship la rrelud*a Mrs. C. M. Flowers; honorable The members of the chotra are ai °p€n —Variations on a Noel (Dupre), mention. follows: Christmas Pastorale (Pachelbel), The Plate. Mri. R. F. Robison SENIOR CHOIR 12:45 Funeral Services DeBaiy Youngsters Christian Church I Wonder Ae I Wander (arr. Nllea), I, Mrs. R. E. Magnusson, 3, Mrs. i Rose Southward. Evle Dossey, Carol Fantasie played by Mrs. An­ F. N. Cleveland. 3. Gwvnne Williams. Margaret Jones, For Mrs. Talbott Complete Woter m ------------------ a w . . . . Today ft Tomorrow derson. Miss Florida. Mn. Irvin Flela- Leslie Jones, Jo Ann llughev, San (Centtowed fn w Ml* *> cher, I, Mn. W. B. Wray, 3. Mn. Anthems: Still Grow* the Even­ dra McKnlght. Eileen Meyers, 2 p.m. Saturday warmer weather so the Viewing Safety Course ing O’er Bethlehem Town (arr, George McCall 4. Birbara Colbert. Judy Gray, AmoM n. Virginia Prlco Talbott. Tl. should be much more pleaunt Under the Instruction of Sally • Girl of my Dreami, Mn, Joe ret Spelr, Bennv St. Johns, Ted Dickinson); What Strangers Are Th* Flrit Christian Church at Us Nslder, who was arllsted by Lin­ died auddenty at 7:10 a. m? Wed­ for the gatUerlea. Baker. I, M n. R. F. Robison, 2. These? (arr. Purvla), soloists, Johnson, Tommy Williams. ds Hart and Frank Gumehirrl. all annual bustneaa meeting etectad Mra. Rudy Sloan and Robert Mn. E. J. Mills 3. C —Stan Mosel nesday at tier home at 1701. Park JUNIOR CHOIR for ten.* of service new officers of DcBsry, » youngsters have M—Jay Hebert A rt. Horticulture. Mrs. J. M. Fahey, Crumtey: The Savior Now la Brenda Allen, Valerie Atkinson, ae follows: Clyde E. Feathers and completed the Red Crow Junior to—Gay Brewer; Ed Oliver; Er­ UNiire She ha* lived In Sanford ilnce Born (Williams); Carol ' of the tricolor; M n. Helen Wlnqulat, Vincent Atkinson. Barry Barks, Vincent W. Larson, elders; Chaa. life saving and water safely anitn nie Boros; Ed rurgol. IIS . Mrs. Talbott was a member sweepstake. Lonely Shepherd (Caldwell); Tho Jimmy Barks, Patricia Bassett, E. Brandies, Bartow W. lllnson to—Walker Inman Jr.; Chick course. Foliage plants, Mrs. Helen Win- Kathy Butler, Nora Butler, Glen ■of the Congregational Church and Three Kings (Wlllan); A Joyous —FEATURED— Harbert; Vossler; Finsterwald; The group of young people will Jr., 0. D. Landrail and Edgar Os­ Christmas Song (Gevaert); 0 qulat, all ribbona for Rex bego­ Chorpenlng, a member of the Rebekaht. tM • 2:51 - 1:32 - 3:42 Bill Crowelt, Chat borne, deacons; MUi Nancy receive their certificates through Surrtrora Include bar husband Talklngton; Wall; Barnum. nias. Jesu Most Kind (Bach). —PLUS— Crowell, Elaine Echote, Steve Har­ T. L. Talbott, Sanford; one daught­ TO—Conrad; Burkemo: Wlnlnger; the Seminole County Chapter of Hicks and Mrs. Lester Tharp, dea­ Foliage plant* In bloom, Mrs. ris, Anna Lee Herman, Cheryl Offertory: Ave Marla (Bachconesses; and Mr. Feathers, Lei per; Harney; M. Furgol; Smith; the American Red Cross. er. Mra. Mary Payment, Louis­ Gounod), violin solo "by Mrs. An­ B. C. Moore. I, Mn. Helen Win- Jones, Bob Jones, Unde London = ville, Ky; two sons, A. C. Talbott Balding; Lyons; Haas; Toakl; Those receiving the certificates trustee. qulst, 2. derson. berg. Ann Mahan, Russell Me A new and Increased bu3i!^ of Anthems: Lullaby on Christmas of Tustln, Calif, and E. E. Tal­ T1—11111; Rubla; Weaver; Boyn­ are: CUM Abies, Mike Abies, Potted plants In bloom, Mn. Knlghl, Virginia Norris, Nancy 110,575.3'* for 1951 was unanimous­ bott of Houston, Tea.; one slater ton. Mike Bertotek, Diana B a t ? , Eve (Christlanien), soloist Mrs. Jack Taylor 1, M n. Dorothy Hen- Perkins. John Sauls, Bucky Smith, M n. Harriett Cos, Orlando; ono 71—Alexander: Bernirdln; Ham­ Sandra Baty, Barry Brown. Steve ly adopted. Good reports were Robert Grahsm; In Belhlehem'a Inter, I, Miss Kay Hanlnger, 4. Candy Southward, Emory Soelr, made of the progress of the church brother, Frank Price of Burling­ rick; January; Morgan; Souchak; Brown, Jack Cash, Chip Crawford, Rare foliage plants, Mn. Irvin Norma Jean Whlttem. Bettv WigManger Lowly (arr. Dickinson), during tha pait year. There were ton W. Vs.; seven grandchildren Tana; EUla; Ragen; Goodby; Flcticher, I, Mra. Helen Wlnqulet, Dusty Crawford, Edwin Dodson, violin and cello accompaniment hy gins, nsrbara Williams, Danny TJ—Cowan*; Malaln; Bone; Douglas Gordon, Terry Griffin, 37 new members added. New pro­ Mr. and Mn. Anderson with solos 3. and two great grandchildren. • Dunn, Dlrky Dunn. perty at the corner of Sanford Ave. Funeral services will be held at Johnson; Bury; Taveson; Dicken­ Glen HUton and Sally King. by Mri. Charles Wilke, Mile Caro­ Spedman bloom end branches CHE HUB CHOIR —FEATURES— 1 p. ra. Saturday at the Congrega­ son; Wstson; Diets; Palmer; Other* In the group receiving and Rosalia was acquired. Tha line Mctnnls. Harry Weir end Clif­ for holiday decorating, Mn. J. E. Cathy Dotard, Sharon Evarw, 1*7 - 5:51 * 7:5# tional Church with Dr. J. B. Root Krik; Blagettl; Ted Kroll; Ford; certificates ire: John Mann, Don main parking lot south of the ford McKibbin; Christmas Day Nichols 3. Denise Jarrell, Margaret Jarrell* Lemi; Fctchik; Rosburg; Snow. McCoy, Ladd McCoy. Donnie Mc­ sanctuary waa enlarged, making (Holst); Silent Night, Holy Night officiating. PLAY WAHOO TONIGHT | Perennials, Mri. Al Hunt, T, Mrs. Frances Jarrell. Sandra Perkins, atreet parking unnecessary. The 74— Brown; Cooper; Cosmos; B.Daniel, Ronnie McDaniel, Donald Burial will be in Evergreen Hugh Whelchel 4. (Gruber). Ai 8:00 p.m. Joyce Jones, Beth Morgan, Iris Inmsn; Markham; Mtrrell; Mer- McMurry, Skipper Patch. Jimmie last payment on the lot north of Cemetery. Day llHes, Mrs. D. M. Ladd, 4. Domlney, Toni Echols, Brenda the pirsonise was made. An Interesting Game Pallbearers (active) H e n r y rent; Stranahan. Shrubs and trees, kfr*. D. M. Brantley, David Wiggins, Jack Ray, Jamca Reed, Judy Robb, A successful vacation Bible Schumacher Jr., Raymond Lund- 73—Denning*, Barbara; Borko- Gary Rowell. Frank Scott, Jimmie For Everyone Ladn, 1, Mrs. Bart Peterson. 3. Beckwith. Wayne Forguson, Ran* qulst, Harry lllnceman, James B. vich; J. Boros; Quick; Carr; Pres- Sherrard, John Weatgate, and Peg­ School waa held In August A Commandery Class 4, roses. Mrs. J. M. Fa- dy Forguson, Hlcky Forj ’non monthly newsletter wai published, Gut, W. L. Roche, and Bonner singer; Bayer; Sanders; L. He­ gy Westgate. FRIDAY THE 13th hey, I, Mra. Ladd, 2 and 3. Sub Jimmy Dunn, Glen Jones, Stevt In addition to weekly bulletins. Names Slate Carter. (Honorary) Hugh Cos. Ar­ bert; Wright; Hubbard; E. Kroll; class, Mn. Ladd 1, 3, and 4. Mrs. Britten, Chueky Brantley. Double Horror Midnight Weekly noileei were sent- to The thur Cox. Michael Dicta, Ed Ran­ Manilly; Mylca; Tomaslno. Petenon 3 Show Of Officers Herald. The lawn bulletin boknli 75—T. Barkovlch; Bateman; dall, Raymond Payment. Camellias, Mrs. H. W. Hill. Mrs. WEATHER 3ltSSIt.ES carried sentence sermons and'an­ A new slate of officers was nam George McCall, I, Mn. Petenon Brlsson Funeral Home in charge. Beasley; Door; Brass; Ferre; Mil­ Get Up A Forty • Do Not | MOSCOW (UP)—Soviet weather nouncements. Alt obligations wore rd by members of the Taylor 3 and 3. ler; Floppcr; White; Zylalra; Attempt To See Thte mtisiles arc being launched In the met when due. The Influence of the Commandery 25 K. T. last night. 77—Bessellnk; Cspps; Moore; DEC. II Clan 5, shrubs and trees, Mn. Antarctic, a Soviet scientist dl»Alono Welch Services church was exerted to keep the P. T. Piety was elected to head J. E. Nlchotds, I and 3. Mn. Ladd cloied today. Writing In the mag Pott; VinxanL Admission Naval Air Station here. The min the group as E. Commander. Other and Mn. retenon. 4. Mn. George ailne Literary Gazette, icientlit 75-Cleary; Connor; Guslin; Ma­ Calvin llnderaon (Geneva) Tonight 11x15 p.m. Set Tomorrow liter reported preaching to ser­ officers elected were J. E. Black­ Harden, Sire. Flowera 1, Mrs. A. Kasatkin, a member of tho So­ loney; Mlartui; Palladlno; Sch­ Lewis Morris (Geneva) Patricia Ann Werham (San mons, delivering 14 addressee, and man, Generallaslmo; M a n n i n g Charles Lawson 3, Mrs. Peterson, viet Committee for the Interna WELSH 11-3 PI .... Jardlne • ---- wab, making 1,137 paitoral calls. “The Todd, Captain General; E. J. SHU, I. 75—Itubbell*; Connel*; Goose; Funeral services for Mrs. Kitty ford) tlonal Geophyilcal Year, aatd tha future Is bright with promise," he Prelate: R. L. Conn. Sr. Warden; LUa Jean Hardy (Sanford) I.. Welch, widow of the lste John Mlenuva; Myers. Collection. Mri. J. M. Fahey, missiles are being launched from G. W. Carver, Jr. Warden; L. B. said, “If more ol us will work." SO-Blggy; T. Burke; Graham; R. Welch, will be held tomorrow Laura Taylor (Geneva) trl-color, and I. the diricl ship OB, anchored ofl Steele, treasurer; and Frank L. Gragor; Jones; Mslla; MontrcsWtlbcmlna Hastings (Sanford) afternoon at 4:30 p. m. the Soviet Antarctic bate g Walt Whitman leiued “Leaves o’f Miller, reporter. Births The services will be held at the sor; Nevcrgall*; Parker; Riggins; atm ax, Colo, near LeadvWle, Mirny. Baby girl to Mr. and Mn. WU Grass" to 1535. the same year Appointive officers, It wee an Flrit Baptist Church with the R«v. Segerlsnd; Strong; Henry Longfellow wrote Tthe Song nouncad this morning, will be nam produces 73 per eent of tha world's II—Watts*; Curt!*; Russell*. bur G. Reason (Sanford) W. P. Brooks Jr, officiating. molybdenum. of Hiawatha.** « M ed later. S3—Collins; Willlsms; Offutt. Discharges Oregon, the Beaver State,has no to—Parsons. Harry Harrison (Sanford) \ 1 o \ j 1 c P Cl » \ r l ■Denotes amateurs Rest Coplan (Sanford) offcisl motto. RIDE-IN THEATRE Emogene Wilkins (Sanford) Helen Byrd and baby girl LAST SHOWING Legal Notice STARTS 5:30 (Sanford) Mabel We at (DeBary) Clerk of the Circuit Court, In HTATK Of n/miI>A Nancy Van Noritrand (Long and far Hemltiol* Cuuntr. TO! 1IK3KY W. BUn.NItAU an,l f\r< y ‘ Plorlda wood) .......... m ilSlIAM. bit wife. It ily ilvlne in.l It il**J th*lr un­ Jeff Davli (Sanford) Aria J. Lund'iulat, D. C. known h«lr* «t law. liSSlM*. Janet White (Sanford) .l.tliru , grant*.*, assign* ICIRCUIT COURT tfEALI M A M E. MUHItELI, * MONK nr cUlmanl* mharwl** under Cornelia D. Deane (Sanford) lli.Bi, or rllhir of Uitm, d*- Alluraeya fur Plaintiff Kills Lot he* (Longwood) nr olhdrwb*. who** llfll a. Orang* Aunue Orlando. Plorlda DEC. 12 r**ld**cr* and addr***e* f» « known or unknown; ANNIE K. Admissions NUTII E UP at ir URirriX nn.| .........-O ltthMail* i« « iRick OP FLORIDA TOJ Willie B. Terry (Sanford) KIN. her huibnnrt. If living. STATEJAaiUh a. dTAFFORD and INGUSH CONWAY CONNORS *n,l If d*ad tholr unknown Shirley Stevens (SanfordI DIANA MAY HTAFPOUD. HI* h»lr», at low, d**l*Charles JL Shaffer (Sanford) Wife. itesldencs unknown; •»*, gr*nl*r*. «**lan* or Halm* nailing aiidr***: S4«J bai -P L U S ■nl* olh»rwl*n under lh*m, or Annie Rose Williams (Midway) Juan tioad N. VS., Aibuquer •llher of th*m, d*r«a»*d or SECOND TERROR Willie Williams (Sanford) qua, Now Alailco. otheewlt*. who** fi*ld*nr** You. and each u( you, -.ro tierniiv Randy Bowling (Sanford) *nd ndilr***** a* known nr* noiiued that a *ull baa baen unknowm j. n rw iauaoir. Edith Jones (Sanford) Jll. nod _ __rCROU*ON, hln brought agalnat you In tba Circuit FEATURE — 5:43 Lewis Hughey Jr. (Sanford) wife. If living. and If *l*nd Court, la and lor gemlaula County FEATURE — 8:35 their unknown heir* »t low, Florida. In chancary, sotllled JuHenry Terrell (Tangerine) t*g*t*<*. ilevl****. arnnl***, Sbl'lt U. LEVY and TEIW1E LEW Births aeelio* or claimant* olhaewlao bl* wit*, plaintiffs, v. JAIIEM H SATURDAY ONLY , umltr tlttm. or *llli*r of th*ni. tn-AFFOiiU and DIANA JMV Baby boy to Mr. and Mra. d*c***td or utharwl**. whoeo HTAPFOUD, bis Wile, defandam*. John C. Stevens (Sanford) rt*ld*ncr* anil address** wo and you, and each of you, ara re­ Discharges known *ro unknown; KMKlt- quired to file your Aa*w*r In ulalnT h ro w s* * * * " & ? si »N l". ll-M.I. olid ...------ .bio Ull*' complaint with the clerk of Homer UcKnlght (Sa-'nrd) said Court, and **rve upon nlalawife. It living, and It deml Joseph C. Hutchison (Sanford) their unknown h*lr* at law, tiff*' attorney, UKU. A. MI'EEIt. JR. whute nddresa Is i ‘, u Do* legatee*. dr«U*ee. grant***. Tatricla Tourney (Sanford) ■lane or claimant* uitierali* I SSI, Hanford, Plorlda. a ceuy of Doria Skelton and baby (San­ CH RISTM A S M USIC - O LD AND NEW FAVO RITES under them, or allher of tham. said Answer, on or before Mundtr. il*r**>*d or otharwlee. whoa* January IS. A.y. ISIS, and If )ou ford) reeldcnoea and addriaea ai fall to do ■*, a decree pro coefaaeo Doris UortU (Sanford) known ar* unknown; I.O- will be entered agalaat you. and SPEC IA L CHRISTM AS FEATURES Deiiariua Jones (Ssnford) WARD W. PACKARD and AD- each of you. lor th* rallaf demanded DI* r. PACKARD, hi* wlfa. In tald Complaint. FEATURE — 5:10 Laura Parker (Sanford) »■ whole laat kn.,wn addraaa wo* Tba nature u( this cult I* to foreLouis C. Henderson (Geneva) lirookllnr, Norfolk County, *■!■■** that certain murtgaga ilate.l PLUS And Maeaarkuaolla, It living, and May :*, llil, glvan by J i n n M. Grice B. Hobby and baby boy >1 m at ftw-HMo muon If dead tbalr unknown hair* Stafford sad Ulan* Mar Stafford, Sanford) at law. legal***. dnvl****, bl* wife, to Jo**oh U Levy end T*.<D U N C A N «,GARIAN0 • H A Y ES grant***, mlSna nr r I*1in ■ el* Levy, hie wife, recerd»I in Uf> Xrille Mason (Sanford) hu*d*4>«wwa in*tomm. i**nawi*a*w anla oiherwle* under than*, ft. lei Record* Hook (J, uagn SI I at udM to-kW aiiaM M a Alrada B. Young (Sanford) or a l l h e r of t h a m th* public record* of M*ml sal* Ddorrs Walden (Sanford) dereae*.! or olharwla*. whoir County, Plorlda, encumbering th* r**ld*no*a and addrtaaa* an following drvcrlbed 1**4 locat*4 In Jennie Seewood (Lake Helen) known ara unknown; IAj i I b N Bamlnoln c->unty, Florida, to-wlt: DEC. n r itt’RT. tl<« known na I.UMouth Sit feet of tbo Writ (I* CIAN DftllKT. kino known a* r**t nf th* MU'i of Section #. lA ' ‘STAYHEU ANDIH? Admission* S.UCKAN im rn v . ond PitQ- Town*!tlp So Mouth. R**ge SI Em n * QUIET... ASHOTCUNTALIS Julia Baasley (Oviedo) KUU 01. UHl'UV. hi* wit*. If lieu road right of (ray). wwuTOAaorar living, and If d*ad «h*lr un. WITNKMH my hand and seal nf Frankie Murkey (Lake Mon­ known heir* at law, legate**, said Court at danford, Memlnol* roe) tie,teen, grant***, aealgn* nr County. Plorlda. thin llth day of AT cUIntanla othtrwl** und*r Decvmbar. A. D.. HIT. Michael Lewis (Sanford) them, or either of tham. de­ O. P. IIKRNDON Hattie Children (Sanford) ceased or otherwise, whoae. Clark of tald Court 3:30 TO 4:00 P.M. retldearea and ad.lreaaaa ae Dr Aria J. Luadqulat known nr* unknown, and any Deputy Clark and all partus* hiving or ISRALl Giant "sausage skins," to- feet claiming lo hav* any right, (HU1. A. nDMEII. JR. long and mad* of nylon, could title, claim. Intercet ur demand Motkllar for Plalnllffa In and to Ihe following d*a- P. It Ilog 1S«( boost the capacity of oil tankers. FEATURE — 8:10 crlbed property located la Hanford. Hortda. M.mlanU County. Htat* nf Chapter No. 11 Klorlds, daacrlbtd aa follow a, to.wlll “SEA HOUND” ilegltinlng m chain* North or THE TURF and PADDOCK CLUB of lb* goulh*s*t cornar of SUNDAY * MONDAY IK* WH of lha NK'i of tha Now Opon Under Management of Thoe. (Mac) Mclnnto HIV'i. Uarllon T.l Townahlu SI, IS, Range So E. run WI I K IGifc(wflff fll prvtenft rhalPA N llli rhal**, i Sunday Dinners Cocktail Lounge . . Aal mtno. H Id 1/S chains to paint of beginning 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. t a y n i* Open Sundays TOO ARB IIBIlKIIV NOTIFIED that h salt has been filed against 1 p.m. Til M AM SVII& D, you In iho Circuit t'uurt s ofntha Ninth Judicial Clrcull, In and for Family Parties damleol* County. florid*. entitled Daily th e r iR ir -national dank at Welcomed Cocktail Hour ORLANDO, n* Curator of the P.ateta ef It t>. Urlntoch. Ur., Complainant. 5 p.m. to 12 p.m. • 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. i*F va. HENRY W. ItCUNIIAll *t al. t Defandaala. Chancery No, 11(1 Th* nature nf this ault ta t* oilet till* BETSY PALMER-MICHEL RAY You ar* raqnlrad to file your Dine On Our Beautiful Patio hCYIttS HAND• JOHNhklStritt written d*f*n*e* with th* Clerk of ftefcMiWV»MIS*tos>|andG—rn .aid Court and aerve a r >py Ihereof Specializing In AH Fine Foods O ttoM d if Aaoureg M** *aaMto to t>*4 iikjo Plalatltr* attorney on or be­ C J N « m * S c o p £ caiaa n MUzi fumeDtorirnfce— eHm*—Ijmihe—jBh fore th* lilh day of January, A. It. J** ISSP nr a d*cr** pro cuafanao will A t SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY FEATURE — 7M be anlerad agalnat you. LAST SHOW — »:<t WITNEJtg me hand and Mil ae —FEATURE— Cnsnolberry, Florida Clerk ef th* Clrcutt Court la and * ?»J0 • 2:11 * 4:32 • t i l l "CIIILDRFJV UNDER 13 for g*mlnol* County. Plorlda. thl* Do East Off Hwy. 17-92 At Seminole Illvd. *** S:OI * S:M lttk day of IWcemher. A D. 1*07 ADMITTED FREE’* O. P. HERNDON for Presbyterian Musical Service . Mozel Names Ulticcrs Hospital Notes CHRISTMAS IS A-COMING! AND FOR YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE Vbodoo W fo m an WTRR PROVIDES FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THE YOUNG IN HEART THE "SANTA CLAUS" PROGRAM.. EACH WEEK DAY For Variety In Your Radio Fare SET Y O U R D IA L A T 1400 WTRR Your Friendly Voice O f Service J A* - >3 Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? �i -A? * 'J V *'- - • S d e v ls lliiis ■ 3 .* A . J e * •*« I --- ; • -• _ - THE O I D HOM E TO W N a n d w h tu n Bv STANLEY * n w w M o w i/ aR A N D M A W S r tiT -1 VM.O, i I LmatmsTi Prof. Jullui Pomerance of Now Toft Mcdleal College specified that ha referred to "alcohol, to­ bacco, botol mst, cocoa loaf, opi­ um and haroln.” HI* woa tho o m i t vote* raised to warning against tho orer-pmcriblng and overuse of happy pdla. • "Tension and anxiety a r t not only products of progress — they art also factors to Its develop­ ment,’’ he said. "Anxiety creates the drives that lead os to prog­ ress. Tranqulllxlng drugs of the past have moderated. drives, al­ tered physical structure and de­ stroyed emotional patterns. In this sense they have Impeded progress." Anxiety Provide a Drive Ha granted that It eras "not pleasant to live with constant anxiety." But, he continued, real­ istic situations of living produce anxiety — quite realistically. And It la the anxiety and the "drives'* anxiety mobilises that permit the mastering of the situations he said, adding: "to destroy these anxieties may destroy our mech­ anism for handling theso situs- ■ m sa o B wfU. SING you A SONG IP YOU ytfRtIVmiTTlE IAMBS WHtfVtlOSrwllRV*/. Hla warning was circulated among medical men through tho technical Journal of the American Geriatrics Socitty. it was baaed upon the promise that tho role of tho physician eannot bo replacid with drugs. Drugs can only establlshtd tht rolt of friend, helper ana true mediator, and then prescribes with full knowl­ edge of tho drug and the patient.’’ This ago of medical chemistry drugs" but It also haa encouraged laxity In diagnosis, Ha thought It would bo "a great advantage for mankind If a drug were able to overcome the neurotic drivea which lead us to unhapplnesi. Un­ ites created excremely valuable fortunately the facta, when care­ fully considered, leave little hope that such a drug has been found." Ho said tha tranquilizers chlorpromazine and rauwolfls serpen- MAKE THEM CM ! US THE SANDWICHES r eerone we S lN G W ' 12-13 been proven out only for persons who are mlkly neurotic and, at the same time, have a good un­ derstanding of their own emotion­ al processes which produce their unhappiness, and an understand­ ing of what stresses upset them. "However, awareness of the situation and good Insight are fundamental In the self • evalua­ tion of tension, ind this valua­ tion often causes the tension and Hi somatic (bodily) components to disappear," he said. "Drug* for which such claims aro made must therefore be meaaured with extreme care, for re­ mits attributed to the drug mas be the result of tho patient’s own emotional affort." ^ L egal / TOIO YOOAfy, , r o fi H/D/NO , L O O K h o c - II M O HANDS H A K IM f NO iN o n c e atlklXOl.K CUli.VrV, FLORIDA . iw MASTS TO HID*. B tA C trsr FOPOETS TWT LONE GANGER'S STOtEN SADDLE BAGS ON THE ^rrr-TTn TABLE— rrrTT - EUTATJS O r LA L'IIA a. DAVIDSON, U acauad. .to r u s : o r f in a l r e s o r t a n d Ar r u i A T i o s r u n d i s c t i a e u h All p m o m a rc h*rabr n n tlflail th a t lb* u n j» r* l« n -.l aa E X E C U ­ TOR of s a id sa la ts. haa ro m o la la d th a a iim ln la tra tlo n tharaof a a d h aa fllad In a n ld c o u rt Itn final re p o rt and a p p lic atio n fo r d ltc h a rc s . O bJectloni lh a ra to . It any, phould be duly filed. A fte r fllln e p ro o f of uhllcatlo n ahow lae th is notice h a s sen p u b lish ed once n w eak to r four co n se cu tiv e weeks, th a m a t­ te r af a p e rn v a l of aald r r p o r t a n d th a e rd e rln e o t distribution o f paid e sta te w ill cam e before the c o u rt. rn iM T NATIONAL BANK A T W IN T E R PA RK By IL It. Colville Vie* P resid en t A T ra it O ffice r Aa E X E l'irrO R nf paid • • ta la . l r a t p u b llc a tlo a p a N ovam bar I I , Additional Church News 7:45 p-m. Evening Service Nursery provided. Wednesday Evening Prayer Serv­ ice . THE ALLIANCE CHURCH Christian k Missionary Altiaace Park Ave. A 14th St. Pastor: Rev. David S. Carneflx Sunday School 9:45 p. raw Morning Worship , 10:40 a, m. Evening Service 7:45 p. m. A. Y. F. — Youth Service fl:30 p. ra. THE SANFORD CONGREGATION Mid-Week Service — Wed. • p. m. •f Jehovah’s Witoeases 1821 West liL 84. "A friendly church for the whole family" Sunday 3 p.m. Watchtower study Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Congregation Blbls study FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Friday 7:30 p.m. Ministry sehool "Where You Ara Never A Friday 9:30 p.m. Service mealing Stranger But Once" % 1447 Sanford Avenaa FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School, 9:43 a. m., with 519 Park Avt. classei and rooms for all ages. (A Southern Baptist Chnrch) Adult lesson— "Living with ChristW. P. Brooks Jr. Pastor tin Joy". Fred B. FUher Associate Pastor Morning Worship 11 o’clock. OffMr. W. L. Harmon Director of street parking. Nursery facilities. Musle Organ prelude—"Adoration" from Mr*. Guy Bishop Director of "The Holy City" (Gaul). Offer­ Musle tory— "Slumber Soog" (Williams). Organist Choir anthem— "Star of the East" Mrs. Marvin Milan Morning Worship 8:45 a.m. Sermon— "One of the Reasons fo ri Sunday School 9:45 a-ra. Christ's Coming." Morning Worship 11 a.m. Christmas Carol Service 7 p. m. 5:45 p,m . Instead of preaching a sermon, Training Union 7:30 p.m. Pastor Perry L. Stone vwlll give Wednesday Servics (Nursery for all services) Interesting Information to rnhanes (Earphones tor bard ot hearing) appreciation of (he following fa­ vorite carols: "As with Glad Men of Old": "White Shepherds WatchSIGN LANGUAGE ed Their Flocks by Night"; "O PINECRKST BAPTIST Come. All Ye Faithful": "Joy To CHURCH (Affiliated with the Southern Bap­ the World"; "Hark! the HeraldAT Angels Sing"; "Silent Night"; and tist Convention "O Little Town of Bethlehem." 201 West Onora Road The public Is invited. A speciil Joe II. Couraon Pastor J. A. Hunt Sup! Sunday School welcome Is ettended to holiday Sunday School 9:45 a.m. visitors, winter residents, new­ Worship Service It a.m. comer! and Navy famllici. Training Union 5:30 p.m. Wed., 6:30 p. m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Member Of Tha UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner Park Avenue and 24th St. J. Bernard Root, Minister Fred Ensmlnger, Associate Organist, Helen Witte Sunday School _9:43 a. m. Morning Worship _ ......11 a. m. "Sermon: "Prayer Will Be Ans­ wered" E r447, WELL. HUNT NO FU OTHERS t HAVE J U S T TW MAN., / r HIS TRAVEL TALKS AC| QUITE IN T E R E ST IN G // I'LL BOINO HIM RIOHT O V E R /'a-------------, x ----- (T5AOOOOWMS A tlyt W. W. W tndarw aadla W inter P a r k IA D T / M3' FLANK,OZAi VfUZ JUST AMU FUS7UHED l KNOW.'- P O P W -ru. MBeACNSsI . a sec/ . HAYBg last N iaw rA rm e b ig h t " howomdu ]J SODA SHOPPC f l KNOW f A y l DC BOV SA jO S H C HAD A BLIND DATS POQ *•«. s o z w eN rooN N to * LOOK ">00 CT-CR.* > NOTK'H UR BU T STATIC o r S 'U m iD A TOI HKLCM L. WAY, A K L E IN a n d MART __ E. _______ LESSON,_ If '* slla " a, and _____ Ih tlr raapecO va unknow n h a irs, d a . Vlases, a r a a ta s a , laa laa ta a. Ilanora. cradllora o r tru ste e s, and a ll p a r ­ tia l sla lm ln c ear U u rs a t b i. Ihrouah, o u te r o r a fa ln a l s a id r e spautlra d a fa n d a n ta ; TH E R E S P E C ­ TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, davL ese. a raa ta sa . aaalaaaas. Ilanora. a rs d l. to rt a r Iru a ta a a ot> R. M. MBKSON. •lacaaaad. a n d LEONA SHAW L E E SUN, a h a k n o w s aa L aoaa a. L eeana and M rs. Laoaa Lsaaoa. d e ­ ceased, a n d a ll p a rtlaa alalm lna aajr Inlaraat b y th ro u ah . a a d a r a r a asla a t a a ld dafandaalal a a d a n y and all p sra o a b a v in s, a r a la lm ln a to h is s , a a y rla h t. title ar In la ra a t la and to th a follcw U * d a a rrlb a d land. I r i n a and halna la B am laala C ounlr. F lo rid a . t o . w it: N W i* of NW1* o r Maelloa S*. Tow nship Id South R a n |a t l R ail, and L ola I t la d 14 o t P alm Ham mock A llo tman! t r r o r d l n a to p lat th a rs a f r a rordsd la P la t Book L P«*»a 1*4 and t t l o r th a pablle rto o rd a o f Bamlaala C o u n ty , Florid*. To*, a n d s a rh af you. a re h a ra b y aoitflad t h a t a s u it haa baas b r e a c h ! s s a ls a t y o u In th a C ircuit C o u rt. In and fa r B am laala County, F lo rid a. In rh a s c a ry , a a tltla d W. IIK N ltT W UIIIT, I t . at al, plalntllfa. s. H E ­ LEN U W AT. a t aL d a fa n d a n ta aad you e n d oaoh a f you. a ra ra aulrad to f i l l y o u r A m s a r to th a plalatlffa* C om plete t w ith t h a C lork of aald C o u rt, a a d a arsa upon p lain 11ft a. o r .p lalatlffa* h lta ra s y , i i e o . A. «PE B it. J i t , whoaa addraae la P. O. B os ltd * . Sanford. F lo rid a, a copy a t so ld A a sw tr, aa o r b efore Monday. J a n a a r y ». t i l l , aad It yoa fall t o do so, a dacraa p ra c o s . faaaao w ilt ha entered aaaln st you. aad each e f yen. fo r th a re lie f d e ­ manded In th is eoKiplalnt. The n a tu r e o f thla null |a l e q u ie t tha tu la ta th e a b o st daaarlb ad lead la p la la llffa . M artha W lc h t a n d Mary W lc h t L effler. aad lq au rca aaor la t i t l e to p lain tiff W. N aary W lcht. I t . t e w it: Caa-Jaaa C o rp o ra tins. W ITNESS n r haad and th a se a t a f aald C o u rt a t Caafork. Sem taole County. F lo rid a , thin I ts day ot December. A. TV. ItlT . O P IIT U N noN C la rk o t aald Coart By A ria J. L undqulst D e p u ty Clark OIMV A. RPE E R . JR , SallrHor fo r p la in tiffs P. Ol Bos 1114 Sanford. FlerLkS ^ J C lark. ITALIAN ARRIVAL-Pietro Tomalno la shown after his ar­ rival in New York aboard tha Italian liner Augustus with hla mother and her four other children. They were holders of the 1,000th visa issued In Italy since passage of U. S. Public Law 219, under which admis­ sion of families of American eitiatna is cased. The Tomalno fatally will live In Easton, Pa. 5 * 5 WITH A Low Cost F H A Loan WHY WAIT- • • «n»n yoa have the whole amount wived for needed Home Repairs or Im­ provement! We can help you obtain low coat FHA Financing . . . Enjoy all the benefits of home improvement IMMEDIATELY . . . AND REPAY THE LOAN BY EASY monthly paymenta over the next 36 months. Put An Extra Room la the Attic Build Screeacd-In Patio Add a Bedroom Aa Extra Belli Replace Decayed Porch or Stepe Repair Leaky Roofa Paint—Outside or Inside H9CTIOM 4C B B A IN -A te a t modri e< "D lfila lr," c digital anapOar, to ahown after III InaUUatioR t o aa F-10JA Air FWeo aU wocther Interceptor. M mm make f .800 baste arith­ metical computation* In on* Hanoi and 8.1JO decisions in a minute. It can fly 'he Jet through all phases of combat tearing the pilot free for taettewi decisions. (fnlenaeiLmel) Call FA 2 - ||il The Lumber Number For Sudden Service "A gossip la a sugars teem act Hid Umber & Supply Yard M t w . m a t. Eaaferd, Fla. �I kft- -~ t !p» r ; * ! ’ *. f Sf> FvWS^v -*•■,Li Jt ;J* W AN W H ER E CLASSIFIED fiTOIS r a m e x s B ------ S -. BEAL ESTATE POE B A L I|lw PEO PLE DO M ORE BU YIN G 14—PIANO SERVICE If AND SELLIN G re s m in t Retired or Newlyweds SUNNILAND PRODUCTS G R A PE V IL L E NU R SER Y 3 mllsa Wait of Town FA 3-0919, ! I | f f a a f s r i S trs lk F rJ. Dec. 13, 19S7—I Who Listens To Bartender's Tales O f Woe PI AMD TUNING * RB FAMINE Soft Water Shampoo W. L. HARMON HARRIETTS BEAUTY NODE Qua to owner’* aarloui Ulna**, we 105 9. Oak AvaFA 2-4742 Pb. FA 1-4223 After Ii0# p. a . s SSACa R EN TA LS i n aulhoHied to off*? thin uniU I B I alI H I tA ffg «W ANTED to K EN T usually nlta S Bad room bam*, :ii is n w n a a w fly DOC QUIGG f-.EJUL ESTATE FO ESALE ancJaaad garage. kltchan equlppBaby lilting fl day* a week, rare ad. nlraly lacattd and a baautlFRIGID A1EE appliance*, sale UbIted Praia It aft Caeresyaadaat Mld-Saaion tabbifa plants. Frtd of I rhlhfren. Call PA 24)311 _ rt« S W S ?P J& X v“ fully landKapad yard, all for Thurston, Ph. FA 2-3900. NEW YORK (UP)—Whan a and service. U. H. High. Oviedo 18500.00, aa law at 91,000.00 • m SCELLAM BO Uf Fla. Pk*a« FO 44311 or San- man haa troublar, ha oematimoa Establlahad Ttrrllory down, WWW 971.00 monthly, n« tie*4- FLOW ERS, PLANTS, lard PA 3-3194 after S » *■ unlaid* thorn, according to rolloFor .Won Products in* ttails. Saa Seminole Rtally, SEND SUNSHINE to soma shutSHRUBS able reports, on the niaroit bar­ in I Send flowera from SAN­ open in D elary. Custom1901 Park A u Electrical Contracting tender. FORD FLOWER SHOP, FA 3. ere new waiting for ser­ Bouse Wiring and Kapalra »« ut!3 m £SSK u u 1923- Wo telegraph. vice. Contact Manager When a woman baa troubles, RANDALL IlKCTltlC CO. ISBO ATS A M O T O R S Now: Mrs. Jaan Mllanieh, 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0911 ih* often dumps thorn, ooetolaFISHER’S NURSEItY’ UPABMSUPPLIESAM AO DNBaa 249. Lockhart, Fla., gill* state. Into thi noarcit daW 1 HAVE A BOMB Cltrui — Plante — Peal icow m nYXtir Iparimcnl BET hone Orlando GA JMart — and omargoa Car. Magnolia A Onnre FA 2-4933 FO R YOU " aint Tno 14 PETS-UVBSTOCESVrPLIM 949. 'wtarlng n now dron ind fooling (PNhn) FLOOR aaadag and flnlakiag much batter. A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST U ARTICLES W A N TED Clraalng, w e e i n g . Serving Whan • department itare haa HOMES- S photo PA 2-1941 19-M ALK HELP WANTED* 15PLACES to BAT 1 A I baths. Baminal* County aiiua 1921. F ar dapaadabto Barvlta troubles, It holds ■ mammoth IV BBAUTT PARLORS Boys Wanted—to aril Th# flanM. M- Ole*tea. Labs Mary Member cl Ftortet sal*. If PEM ALBHELPW A N TED Caailato and rtadp ta r Monday through mrd lkrald Telegraphy Delivery Alin. ISM ALEHELPW A N TED Who Tend* to Ih* Bartender? a at 3:30 p,ra. Came to Contractor Berry bill fatoftog Can At# am paarpt »M ALI to PEM ALB Itrild offica .end 9*k lor Rut when • bartender h i * Licenied — Bonded — Union BQUIPWHNT Free Eetlmata — Compara our trouble.* where can ho turn, to MW O R KW A N TED Bill Vincent after 3:44. Prices FA 2-2297 after 9:00. M BUNNSSB OPPORTVNRIBS Heynei Office Muhin* Co., Type­ whom can ha pour out hla agony? ■MALE aa FEMALE South Pina*rail — Saatard writers, adding maeklnoa, galeaM AM O NBTto L O A N No one. He juit his to—If you For Painline call Mr. Tasker,' Ph Wbiiyaria* Oaks — TitamUe Rantols, 914 Meg. PA 1-0442. » SPECIAL SERVICES will permit me to use the ward Chriitma* help. Army-Navy Sur­ FA 2-4159 or FA 2-0DO7. M AH O O PINGA PLU M HNS —bottle up his woes inside him­ plus. 310 Sanford Ave, 11-AlTUQULE.wTI MPIANOSERVICES PHA in aerviae aad FHA flaaai* self, flick away an incipient tear, BUKNETT » ELBC TH ICALCO NTEACTDBS ia* available. ■ ■~ FOE TED ------------N1 RETTEE PAINTING It will pay you to aaa as bafaga mn n i pw and amll* through the cigarette you buy, Opta Evenings and M INBUH ANCB 2401 Grandview Th. FA 3-2979 hie. Have 2 ton SUko truck fl Is ton We can qualify you for aa* af IT NOTICES-PERSON’ALA S.indare. pick up. Desire odd Jobe, haul­ Now, in addition to having lo that# home* la SO mtnutaa. Van EASTllDE TRAILER S a LIB VAETKXKS tar SA LE ing. I'k FA 2-0513 around 1:00 endure hla own aorrow in alienee, can Mart anjoyia* tba b a r ' Palatka. n s . B S S V oto ' b T 1 '"' WPUBNTTUBI A -----p.m. 2918 Mignolla Ave. FA 5-0132 this great man Is bcln| saddled while wa pro**** tka papoi*. DON'S COVER SHOP with a new burden. He Is being Maid, homework or babysitting. Automobile Interior Decorator House painting and repairing. enjoined to ladle out advice, 2109 W. l»th. Ph. 2-1402 float Cov................ Cover, - T t o e k ^ . u t Reasonable rates. Call FA 2-2159 words of social wisdom, aa wall LOST—Small brawn tirrU r tyf* At WUUa Pontile—391 after 3i30. Want to do baby silting. Call puppy. Answers n«ma of Stub­ as drinks. Alter listening, he’s FA 2-1101 or PA 3-24U. by. Ph. FA 2-4515.________ supposed to talk back. See Ray Herron For Leo Perils, director of commu­ f& aiM cr PA LOST—On# golden retriever mala a new Pontiac nr Vauxhall. Alto n - i u i i i f f l p w w i m i n 1T-W * r i k St. nity activities for ihe AFL-CIO, dor. Belonged to David I^iwa. a good used rar. Ph. PA 2-0231 SU M Anyone knowing whereabouts ii quoted at saying hla depart­ nr after 0 p.m. FA 2-3113. 301 Wanted to buy email builneit. Maple prefer tackle and halt shop. of this doy, tall FA 2-3575. W e.t First St. BRA ILEY ODHAM, P ra * ment will begin aoon l nation­ Netting 95.000. or bettor a yeir. Ra Modeling — Raroe/lng — Re- wide program training barlendars Write C. K. Balls*. % L. M. aiding — Material* — Contrae1—POR RENT DOR WHITE TRAILER SALES In the field of social work. 2105 S. Orange Rlnesnm Tr., Or­ Bell, Vera Beach. Florid* tors - Pltunelng. "Bartendera,” h* says, “ sae WBLAEA APARTMENTS: toomr Muat Sail C ountry Homo lando. 1083 42 ft. 2 RR Mercury more paopla with personal probprivate baths. 114 W. Pitot Manor trailer used 4 weeks This la a pas* to th# Movteland 3 badrw *, l'.a bath alder ham* lima than social workers do." 1.1995. Aten 33 ft. 1 BR, big ro- Rlda-In ta r Monty flush, Eap. In food condition on l a r |i }*4 10LLAWAY, HoiblUl and Baby Granted. At Inst, they set durtion. Ueed trailers wanted. date Dot. 22, 1947. nn rood read, HIM. whh Bads. Day. Weak or Moeih— ■w b w m m s CHerry 14212. Down. H - H P K 1 H b k flV ltm Tal FA 24191. Furniture Canter more talkative people with parPrtvata bath A ihawar. Maallf 3 92400.00 bedroom 2 hath ho*o with l*k* sonal problems. But I’lrll* con­ 118 Wait P in t 8t located i« m a fro* Poat Office. privilege!. Under coniiructien. 1952 Two bedroom house trailer, FUMPfl - flPfllNKLEH tinues: Tnqnlra Jaiabton Daft. SWta9300. and assume paymets. HVITBMB 91MO0.00, 93,000.00 Down. NOTICE FA 9-53M. All types rpaa and aad ola alia*. lutallod Wa will b* operating In our n*w "Instead of Just listening to th* ROSA L. PAYTON Bleeping roomi, TV. Th* Gables, customer with ■ problem, than 401 Magnolia Avt., FA 2-0720. ROfiitarod Real Estate Broker Ford 1954 Mainlines, good conatora at 1333 Park Ave. Januiry (rained bartender* will be abl# to WE 1VICB rh FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha dttlon. low mileage. Priced to 1. IMi. refer them to the proptr commu­ I room furnl*h*d apartmtnt. 313 sell. FA 2-2342. Machiaa aad flapplr Ca. BAGGERLY APPLIANCE nity agency." Palmetto. 307 W. 2nd Bt. Ph. FA 34432 CENTER Customer Shuns Advlct Bargain! 1951 Royal 2fl ft. mod­ Turn, a p t 110 Elm Ava. 113 I. Magnolia FA 2 3072 There ia one factor In this em housa trailer, sleeps 4. Chryaler Airtemp devilishly cuts schema that Pcrlic UnfumLhed 4 room hou'ia with 10x20 ft. awning. A real buy at A. B. PBTBBBBM PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL sleeping porch. Call FA 2-11BA. ■raker AaaacUtaa: A. B. Is overlooking — tha ruslomtr. 91750, used 13 months. Granger, Air CeadiUaalaf and HaaBag Nani y Jackson Poes ha want advlct? I think not. 18 Pleasant Rt., Lake Helen, C. M. BTAFPOED son Jr., P. J. Ckeeaere—. OarFA 2-2047 Funu Apt. 2300 Melkmvilla. II I Oah Avaaua FA 1-4711 lie will rebel at advice, however field Willatu, and B. w. Williamf. Bob Edwards A- a Deadnicely proffered. What he wants *4—WTYTBh TO h k H f NOTICE GATUM HB0TB1 ncjr, Lana Burvcycr. This Is to notify all rtallors and Is to talk out hla won, and not Centra* tsra, Draillaaai Geneva DRIVE A NEW CAR anywhera, Year’s lease on small house on 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4113 hrokara that the following pro­ bt told what to do about thant. anytime, Rental service Include* 2231. Pb PA 3-9979 flaaferd outskirts of Sanford or viclnl* perly ha* been sold. For, aa the Wall Strict Journal Wash, ga* a n d insuranc*. Mayfair Rectlon. Lr. 3 BR. horn* ty, with approximately one Robert A. Mayotte Mlmograph Printing — TypingMERLE WARNER. National point* out in a thoughtful editor on 2'k lots, FA 2-t«98. acre of wooded land. Write Box Star Rout# U tter Writing — Card* and Car Rentals, 401 E. 1st 3 t, III: "advice from tha bartender W'ilM V* Sanford Herald. Kntarprisa, Fla. Letters Addressed — Photo kKNNEIH K. RUCK FA 24994. actually ia the last thing In the Copies of important paper*— REG. REAL IffrATE BROKER world a man wand. Ha know* REAL ESTATE fOK SALH 1009 I . 2nd Credit report, — Collection!. . 24—ARTICLES FOR BALE INlona FA 1-OHV very wall that ha will grt all h* Credit B urets Of Sanford story 4 bedroom house on cor« nrrtls on all his problems just as —Factory to you— Kvinrudr- on sale just Em. 403-04 flan. All. Nat'l. Bank MR. INVESTOR ner lot. Within 3 blocks down- Allin 1D5T Bldg. Ph. FA 1-4194 Alumlium soan as he gala home." time for duck and speckled Do the up* and downs of the town business section. Will Yeasllan Dliadi perch seasons. Stock Market keep you upset? make a nice home for a large Vacuum C lsanor R tp airs Xiteloiad head, flag-proof bottom Wa have 2 excellent offerings family or good apartment Also very large assortment of Kapalra yirto for tU ira fl pirta all mik«a mnkca of uf rail with plaatia and*. Plastic n = 7 iY T F r used motors, r*-ron4it!onid. In Apartments House* with a house. Fh. FA 2-2353. inari. ElacUalug, Houvcr, ctaanari. ----or rayon tapil. Cotton or ny!»a 7te H.P. Elgin Outboard Motor Special pries* on boats and trail­ Klrb; proven record of net Incoma. by, Alr.way, 0. E. Replacecerda. Taka advantage af the healthy Modern 2 bedroom home on largo er* at thi* time. 87 Model. Run less than 10 hr*, si parti. Work guaranteed, Baaktrik Glaaa and Point Ca feet SIGN. Sacrifice for 585.00. earner let, nicely laadeeaptd, Coma in and see the new Quiet mist rental market and Invest in in­ is pick up fl dallvary. Call 112-114 W. 2nd Bt. Ph. FA 2-4822 Krnmnre Pcwlng machine. Cabin­ come property. Let us discuss full* equipped, nrar school. Im­ Running 1950 Kvlnrude*. ...................... . this svtth you. See Seminole mediate possession. 91,000. doon Own your own boat for as little et model. 87 mudel. Just like ENVELOP*!, Lstterkasdi. itate- BELL US YOUR FURNITURE Balance financed. (.’, A. W1IIDRealty, 1901 Park Ave., FA new. Coet 9119. Rarrlflce for as 910.00 a month. Cash for any amount. Sugar msnts. inveicoa. hand bills, and DON. SR-, 202 S. Park Are. 575.00. 2-5232. Y’aar Evinruda Dealer Trading re s t l mil* south of Briggs fl snail,m 2»% H.P. Self ■rogTsme. e t a . Pragrciuvs Tel. FA 2-3111. RORflON SPORTING GOODS flanfard. rhon* FA S-W77. This Is a pass to th* Rita theatre Printing Ce. Phan* PA 2-2111— Propelled Lawn Mower Six 304 E. lit Phono FA 2 SMI for Jim rifto tt. Exp. date Dee. 401 West 130a St month* old. 21’* Sacrifice far Dilf FA 14899—Notory 22. 1917. JOHNSON MOTORS 31DO.OO. $25,000.00 1219 W. II a t Boar-Barber Shop SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS L. C. Smith typewriter, Perfect WOOLSEY I’ra-Movhtc Sale DRIVE-IN REAL ESTATE 2414 Sanford Ave. 1%. PA 3-1812 rendition—333.00. FARMER'S AGENCY Mgrime FlmUkaa . Ava. Now going nn at 12’ Admiral ilrep freeser. Perfect IIS fl. French Ave. REA LTO R BYGGERLY APPLIANCE j. w! haLu 1 Ftr Yowr Boat condition. Cost 1340. New motor. N. V, Farmer, Realtor Johnny Walker, Associate CENTER FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES Sacrifice for 3150. Upright Sdaltsrlfc GU m and Paint Cm. Mrs. Gayla Osborne, Assoc. “Call Hall" Phone FA 1-3U1 m R. Magnolia r.V 2 3412 model. Ph. FA 2-t«»4. 112-114 w. tnd s*. rh PA 2 44M Phone FA 3-5531. or PA 2-S41I McRANEY-HMITH PAINTS EXCLUSIVE MAYFAIR—3 be* T-Shirta 49a — Paint 02.4<fgal* Girl’s blkw, 20” fl 24”, FA 1-4351. W ILL BRILL1NO 2119 Park Ava. PA 2-4441 New 3 Badreom Bamea room, t'b baths. Two choica Camp Good', Torpsullnv, ArmyFalrbanks-Mori* Tump* heme* to choose from . $700.00 Down Navy Surplus—318 Sanford Ava. g s w m w m n B \ t s Repair* to all mikes H.A Champion motor, like New s bedroom home, built in Fcahirsa clcctrte kitchens, Urraa- 3tenew. HOUSEHOLD GOODS HOWARD C. LONG 975. Ph. FA 2-0208 or «* kitchen. On 109x135 foot lot. so ftoori, and ehaus nudtnUal Sweat Hamlin Oranges 31.25 P*r 207 E. Conunirctal Ava, at 410 San Carloi Ave. 11900. down. ■ I. H. W. Lord. FA 2-3219. bushel Phan# PA f-IIU TRADE-IN NOW •Wa now have madam J bedroom locattoof. rowar.Matlc 12. Excep­ Gat tha mont for your old Used pianos, •plnsta, baby grinds, haueee priced from 91250.00 to A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. Wliard HEATING tionally clean and run w ry lit­ upright*. Reasonable, guaran­ 99750.00. furniture. tle. 5174. Th. FA 2 4174 after H. B. POPE CO. Phono PA 2-3103 _ teed. I’h. FA 2-1071. W. If. "BILL" HTKMPER 5 p.m. 200 8. P a rk -----FA 2-4134 $SAVE$ Realtor A laeurnr T hi' I* a paes to tha Movielend HAVE HOME ~ Furniture and Appliineon Aetna. Guy Allen, Grttchen Hall, W. P. SMITH Thrifti . checking account m i t s Ride-In for Kddia ftarbour. Exp. Arietta Price. Everett Harper Outboard galas fl Service New & Used only 32 for 20 checks at Florida WILL SELL / data Dec. 22. 1957. 11!.... N. P. Park ‘ .................. Park Av*. FA 2-8211 Phan* ~ PA 2-4991 Stats Bank of Sanford. Doei a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Flnr. 2414 Special Fall Closeout on 9142.00 Navel sod Juice ornngee. So. Sen- Mather of Sanford Ida Room. Central heat, double trailers while they ta*‘. 1120.00 GARh ETTA RHWI NO CENTER ford A'».. FA 2-5SI4. Stenstrom Realty raruort and large utility rmim 201 09 East first PA 24)993 MERCURY OUTBOARD Wh it#—N ecr hi—Elna in beautiful Locn Arbnr tntar B- B- 8TENSTROM Good cltsn Phtlro Used Refri­ Used furniture, appliance*, tool* MOTORS Repairs on all nuka* Machine# Golf Course) saund like what Registered Broker Tremesdou* Price Changes aa 324 East F irtt S t gerator. FA 2-8244 eta. Bougbt-seld. Larry's Mart 1497 Laura! — Phone FA 9-9499 you ar* leaking for? The price is Rperiel 175.00 Its Sanford Ava. Pn. FA 2-4111 unbtlimhle, only 114,100.00, 1934 Mercury outboard Melorc. CARTER HOME. CLEANING GOODYEAR RFRVICK STORE LAKE MARY tern* as tow as 11900 down, and 1950 40 HP Mercury'* electric SERVICE 113 R. Park FA 2-2N2I • mr, values Lot for *al# 100' x m ’ lot far you ran move in by Oiriatmaa. Window A Wall Wishing starter IJI9.M eata an Lake M*ry Blvd. A 8*0 Seminole Realty, 1901 Tark • QUICK CREDIT Floor W asm g—NOrth 94141 Brndix automatic washer, go«,| Longwond. Price 1850. Writ# Av*. DeBary condition. Heat offer gets It. 50 HP Mercery with generator l i t Htway 17-98 • EASY TERMS Sanford Herald. 4909 W. 1st. 9944.00 WILSON-MAIER Near 2 badroom homo—1190. Cash HUBY SPEARS Saa tha TEXAS-MAID boats New aad Ut*d Furnitar* WfllObilawca ftoanced. C. . WH1DRAYMOND M. BALL 1-10" light weight tiny* bike Caramle Tile Contractor C8KI1 MOTORS 111 E. F irit St. Ph FA 2-1421 ItON. RR. 202 S. •rb, Tal. Like new Johnson Javelin 35 HP 2201 Ranfnrd Av*. 1-24" girls bike. See J. It. Davis, REALTOR FA 2-4125 PA 24*91. ■*O|0 C*dar or Ph. FA 3-4183 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE romplet* with 2 tanks, battery SAVE AT ECHOLS FOR RESULTS propeller, all controls DICK MAPES This U n n*a* to tha Rita theatre 2,000 pineapple, 800 llsmlln bud List your property with u*. complete 949S.M TH* Contractor— Dial FA 2-4849 for Dave Laude. Exp. date Dec. treee on eweet •nedltng root. 204 fl. Park Avt.. Sanford Xmgg A Pr•-Inventory 1-MK 80 Mtrcury 40 HP all 22. 1907. 91.25 each at Seminal* Nurser-. FA 2-3541 . a j M o w a p, slactrie complete with 2 tanks SALE Hiwsy 17*92, Longwuad. L. J. 1 -m u u fA ii i m battery fl all controls 9428.M Carroll, Jr. THIS YOU CAN AFFORD! BUY NOW* WHILE ALL Ne» 2 bedroom k i a e - l l l t . Cash, ITEMS ARE REDUCED YV# Can Sail ^our Horn#! 12 ft. fiberglass speed boat, motor Double burner super flame all heal­ atUnce fissured. C. A. WHIP and trailer. FA 2-4088. er complete. Call FA 2-1318 DON. SR.. 292 S. Park Ave. Buyers witH 11,000. to $5,000. down payment. For latlsfaetory Myrtle ________ ’Cflr ECHOLS BEDDING CO. TaL rA 2-1991. 2nd fl Magnolia FA 2-4II1 results eanuet Reminoia Bealty. “ Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Circulating heater. 2002 French.! 1901 S- Park Ave. Fh. FA 2 Famala Colli*, 11 month# aid. IF ITJB REAL ESTATE Free Delivery aik Crumley A Menuitk 1232. American Kennel Club register tear gaafeard Asm. CHRISTMAS TREES at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 4404 ed. Excellent pedigree, house Scotch Plne«. Bright fijeea Short 7 = w rn T T !T w rr broken. All ptrman*nt thm* Plumbing — Kreaky Heeling Niedlei. Red Pine, Green, I-oni 78 acre tile farm, 3 b e d r o o m gtvaes. V*ry friendly. FA 2-4497. Need ei. All Risee, rriewi Right. M. G. HODGES LIVE BAIT house, large barn. Easy (arms. J. B. Levy. Fh. FA 2-1223. Fleming’s Red fl White Grocery Dachshunds AKC Reg. 4 weeks Sendee os All Water Pumpa~ CORLEY PRODUCE i O,. INr. STATE FARMERS MARKET Well* DrOted — Pump* Missouri Minnow* 9 das. 31-4* old. Mai* 388-. F*mal* 345. S*« Paste Read —| ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Pap-Gut* Minnows ...I d*|. »J* Phone FA 2-4007 New J tpene«* mink neck piece puppi** and parent*. Fh. FA 2Raymond Luadquist. Asaae. Export Workmanship —Worms— 1(0.00, valued at 9128.00. Roll-1 3949. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Ridg. Cl,ARK Phon*: FA 2-1609 - - - -- * away bed 115.00. FA 2-8195,1 Op*w Seven Dsy« a Week imatl br**d puppi** for Chnst- Pla blag. Heating fl Raegly Ca. Free Eatimitea t i l l Park Ave. CLAYTON C. BROOKS Coalractlng fl Repair* mai 93.W. 3rd h«u»* Route of Real Eitat* Inveitmente FA 2 04M WOOD -' W»K»D- - WOOD 241 9 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-^371 Chest of Community Plat# Stiver! G*ntva Av*. on right ef BeerGenuine Pitch Pina fl Oak Fir* Highway 17-92 South Sanford 79 pieets Many extra piecte., HOME IN MAYFAIR Paul F. Mueller Wood—Beat deal in Town. Call| dall. never u«*d. 4 Samsonite folding UR and your wood worries are i-Afflt'LlI 1AWTB.-----By Owner . . . FA 2-3420 PLUMBING chain, never nut of original over. BOB fl ERNIE MORRIS. & Son Cootract and Repair Work wrapping,. 2204 Oak Av*. For the Best Buys in Real E sta te Phon* FA 2-4229 befor* 9 or WANTED—All kiads of ecrap ma­ Free Estimates Oriaado Hwy. Be- FA 5-1141 SEE CULLEN ft HARKEY after 0. Alia Christmas trees, terial. Zucktrman Salvage Yard Now taking orders for frosli dress­ * . L. HARVET native short leaf pin*. 110 N. Park A m Ph. FA 2-2391 Phone FA 2-9904. ed turkeys, call FA 2-400T. 204 Sanford Ava. Phon# FA 2-3383 1 LOST * n w i ri M O RE A D S wxwn v tr= tm cn n m m rr ■mart flastaa s i t Bastard Herald wanl-Ads, to shop save Ihe easy way . , . For Christman , , . DAILY CRO SSW O RD ACROSS i I. Msana of travel 20. Dumped In Boston Harbor 23. Old Nona DOWN I. Satellite c a r r ie r 3. Molding B. Killed 9. Tha killer whala 10. Dimmish edge 3. River IS A I 4. Earepe w o rk (slang) 3. Faint 4 Disembark 7. Half em* a Beetle II. Couch 11. Beat IU 12. Beginning 2t. Merri­ ment 23. Writing fluid 34. Food Ulangt 37. Wolfish t’i* r-M '4*1 ijim m i 1L! 1 in i .i i i j ■i u J '* ' j J lMU » HDI’•|f!1 1 n |M i n *1 l *•1,1 t-l'K IIJl 1 u o n * J l l 1□r • i i u t i r t n IM 1' Ml •jrirjr «7i; 1 < •! UW • l i i n .•ill1 M.411I (•■: ju . 17 tli IU :*v a o r .i u u ia i : ■ i: i 4Mti I0M II. Irequotan Vmi trill)'« Aaswte spirit 11. Valley of 15. Turf th* moon 14. Vittrani 33. Plunge 29. " A -----Adminlslra. 13. Blow ns into water AngeP lion isbhr.l 13. Flying aloft 3i Girl * isams 30. Capital IT. A garland I t Story 39 l.rg joint I Nor. i 19. Gold 28. Mtlal 40. Foam , 32, A ts illa M l 21. Near to i sp > it. Constella­ tion 23. lamprey* 21. Ren. SmatheF* slits 25 AJheelv* 31 India <poet. I 19 lluddha IChin.) 31 Flow 32 Turkty’i capital «po*» ) 34. Overhead 33 Kxravil* 14 4lr1j 37 Divided into two equal lobes 39. A shout 4L Hub af whtel 42 NM uarUmg 43. Potato hudn 14 End nf a hammti 11-11 Dreams Do Come True!! YOUR DREAM HOME can be yours by fl trip out to LITTLE VENICE TO-DAY I Thai# home* were built with you ami yuur family In mind by WELLBORN PHILLIPS, JR. W# hflva only TWO Homes lefts One 3 bedroom 2 Imth One 3 bedroom 1 bath Buy now- and be eligible for homestead exemption. Tile Contracting zTUoCCI/oVi C.'PlnMip* Censer W. Crystle Drive fl Lake Mary Rlvd. Pboa* l'.\ 2-4311 *r Phoaa FA 2-5913 after T f J L ___ �,9 m - • ' Z.yiy ------ ; "T - *•■ ' ■ - V.-Cr M •« Axgut to Wn a* OWn toel m*— factoring U rn. h**gM • heme at Gallo*, Okie, and act *p a fond BW YORK W -W Ut ye* d* if yo* W enas an* «f 1 TV-mated America* folk hi m* as quia i t e r Mg ■ brainy benkbnstara, we And that Charles Van Doran, who left Tw enty One” with 9139,000, new has ■ wife, ■ m et* sumptuous r5 8 Y ear O f Decision gjf %* For Cotton Industry a News O f Men apartment In Manhattan, t 350,OOB-a-yetr contract with NBC ■■ consultant on educational pro­ gramming, and la writing a book. He still teaches literature at Co­ lumbia, where Me salary was rais­ ed $100 to 94,300. Petkema* L Ike first winner on "9B4.000 Question," New York patrolman Redmond O'Hanlon, ’• Shake­ spearean expert, used pert of hts 39,000 to enlarge hla home and buy a station wagon. Ho retires from the force I* eight years and then plans lo become a college pro­ fessor. Since winning In Jane, IMS, O’Hanlon has In hla spare tlm* delivered lecture* and written a nek on The Bard. Showgirl Barbara Hall, another Shakespearean authority, banked fcar 944,000 winning*. She la now rehearsing for her flrat part t* a "legit" Broadway production. Marino Capt Richard McCuteh*n, a cooking expert and the first top winner on "954,000 Question," resigned from the Marines last In Service A former local man, Private George F. Evans Jr. aga n whose mother, Mrs. Maria G. Dixon realdes at 1M North Broadway, Nyack, N, Y. ha a recently been asalg"*d to tha Third Infantry Dirt­ s' rt Bennlng, Ca„ whera he w ergo military training and acc ..uny the "Marins" Division to Germany next Spring. Tbs Penlomle Mania Division, a new type of Army Combat Force designed to fight and survive on tha atomic battlefield, will as­ sume North Atlantic Treaty Or­ ganisation defense responsibilities in tha American zone of Germany. The Marne Division, which earn­ ed Its unique Identification ns the "Rock of the Marne" during World War I, la on* of the most senior and moat decorated Divisions In tha United States Army. Soma of its majoc units trace their mili­ tary histories to the War of 1912. B at Crop Tear Bad weather this year dealt cot­ ton a body blow that was felt all the way from tha farm to Its nerve canter—the cotton exchangee. Heavy spring rains delayed planting. Excessive r a i n f a l l throughout tha growing season kept cotton planta "scrawny" and full of foliage. Than cam* an early frost, which pope open unmatured bolls. By VRRN0M BOOTY Sisa of tha crop was drastically VMM Erase HcUyweed Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP) - Gary reduced, but probably more Im­ Cooper, whora starred with three portant, cotton grades were low­ gmeratlona of great laadlng la­ ered. A former local man, Private Ed­ dles, ta co-starred in a new movla Tha final official estimate of die Bril Jr. age 23 whose parents, vrith a glamour girl who ean't act 1MT cotton production placed xtha Mr. k Mri. Eddie Bell Sr. reside bar way out of a soap opera, ac­ crop at 11,010,000 baits — down at BOS Locust Ave., Sanford, baa 1,300,000 bales from 1H6. cording to crillct. recently been assigned to the 3rd The newcomer la Susy Parker, Tha yield per acre was only MO Infantry Division, Fort Bennlng, Mbs sultry beauty who drew criti­ pounds aa compared with 400. Ga., whera he will undergo mili­ Cotton merchant Caffey Robert­ tary training and accompany the cal brickbats In her flrat picture, "Kiss Them For Me." The re­ son summed It up when he waved "Marne" Division to Germany next views of Suzy’a emoting were so toward his sample room and said: Spring. mere there were no barb* left "All low grade stuff. Govern­ The Pantomlc Marne Division, for Jayne Mansfield*! acting In ment warehouses are bulging with a new type of Army Combat Force low-grade cotton, and we get an­ designed to fight and survive oo the picture. Suzy shifted to TV vrith a "Play­ other eropful of the same." the atomle battlefield, will assume Added to Surplus house 90" performance hi "The North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ Because the market elready was tion defense reiponslbllitlea In the Death of Manolate." Her video gambit stirred ap more abas* glutted with low-grade cotton, American ions of Germany. buyer Berry Brooka said moat of The Mara* Division, which thin ever. Instead of dropping from light this year's crop will go Into gov­ earned its unique ldknliflcation aa er beading for the actor's studio, ernment loan. That will add to the tha "Rock of the Marne" during ■ La Monroe, Susy has landed a waltfity cotton surplus that is de­ World War 1, la on* of the moat top role opposite Cooper. And 01’ pressing tha Industry. senior and most decorated Divi­ Last year, farmers received up sions In tha United State* Army, Coop Hkea tha Inea. "I usually choose my leading to 35 cents a pound for some of Some of Ita major units trace their ladle*,' he arid In hla clipped, thefr cotton. Thla year, the prlro military histories to the War non-committal way. "There's a has ranged down to to cents a 1612. east approval etauaa to my con­ pound. Since cotton la the only sourca tract. And thli Isn’t tha first lima Tom-toma accompany the tarot I’ve worked with a girl starting of cash Income for many farmers, some will have to borrow to see singing of Philippine students at out In tha movie buslnasi. "Susy la a beautiful, warm girl them through the winter. Then Christian schools, with a nice personality. She has they win go further Into debt to the desire to become a star and buy seed, fertiliser and Insectl- their community" shouldn't have eldea In the spring. ah* might but be grsat." "too much difficulty" getting mo­ Helped Obis To Rtardoei C. C. Smith, head of eotton op­ ney. Cooper started Marlene Die­ erations for the National Bank nr "Hut the renting man might trich, Sylvie Sidney, Grace Kelly, Commerce here, said established have difficulty getting financed," Joan Leslie and Patricia Neal on landowners who "hava roots In Smith said. tha road to stardom when the gtrie were tearing their orihdoid wlnge. In hit awn quiet way the ipfndie-shanked actor has managed to gp. atug oif tha beat of Hollywood's leading ladies down through the years, whleh puts him In a class by himself when k comes to eeeeen lovers. You can aeparata Ms eo-atara Into three separate eras, starting wttb tha neweet mop of beauties. Audrey Hepburn, Ruth Roman, Grace Kelly, Elisabeth Montgom­ ery and Lorain* Day ellmbad the stardom ladder playing opposite Cooper In the pest tow years. Go back 10 years and Cooper's leading ladle* were Ingrid Berg­ man, Joan Leslie, Susan Hayward, Lauren Bacall and Teresa Wright. Now go back to the 1930a and you'll And the tall Montanan was ■tarring with Carols Lombard, Paulette oCddard. Barbara Stan­ wyck, Marl* Oberon, L o r e t t a Young, Joan Crawford and An* Harding. Vo* aan go back farther, bet 0T Coop just aa aooo yoe wouldn't. Me Bo* Office Deeta Ha’s mad* 90 picture* h Me career and seldom has cm been a boxofflee dud. Gary aays mock of his success has been das to Ma CONTROLLBD HBAT for pecfeet cooking choice of glamoer girls. "I think Tv* shoe** some mighty glad on**," he save. T h e treateat actress I ever worked vtth wee Helen Hayes. Tbs oaky two I regret aever Wring ap­ peared with are Owls Beebo and Iowa was named after a Sioux tribe whose name meant "one who puts to sleep.” S t-* * " “ "“ M W te w r ik A n V -S Q — TO *— aiw M i- F h -F A a a r .n i. , , **5 UP TO $600 Co* ■mot. 14 MmMt r.i-gg M Th Inw.* Him IMM am 1 7J9 IIM ON HI1JI I12J9 WJI HIM MM MM FAM ILY M N A N C I S I R V I C I , INC. ef Sanford 125 South Path A venue*T elephone: FAirfas 2-4411 Look For it In E A S Y TO F IN D -H A N D Y -C O M P L E T E . HtfAW M FOR CHRISTMAS—One of the burieet Ola In Kora* la ' pfo. Roger >. Beebe, Wayne, Mich. He la one of savant soldier postal clerks sorting Christmas packages at an APO in the Find Cavalry Division, near the 33th Parallel In Kona. This la the only . U. ■. Army group on front llna duty snywhen ta the world. At bottom, soldiers trim an outdoor Chrtatma* tree hi treed of theta queneet hut They a n (L to r.)l Plea. Stanley D. Ptkaart, Grand Rapid*. Mkh„ John R. Enlow, Florence, Arte, end Vincent B. Casey, of Marion, Indfauxa. Xoundohoto*) h r ClfH hr Hu ~ 7 Gift I t«mi—Novtitle* Revlon - Thao Bander Cosmetic* Permanent Wave Special* HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 105 S. Oak FA 2-3742 Whitlnr and Davia Glamours OROMESH BAGS Assorted Style* 35.05 to 114.95 Give Mam a Sweater by Sohlaripelli Imported Italian Leather Handbags 13.50 TOUCHTON DRUO CO. rA 2-2452 LINGERIE Lac* trimmed or Tailored Gowns, shortle Pajamas, Robes 8Ifps, Half-Slips, Panties HOLLYWOOD SHOP & Olftl flf HlWI C M ARY-KSTHER'S Now wo a n offering yon the unheard of opportunity of a lifetime to purchase a new 1958 Plymouth or Chrysler Windsor car a t exactly the same price as you paid for the 1957 models. ffiube& m a P h o n e b a fo r# n o o n fo r y o u r money leter th e t a m e d ay I V o u a a le e t y o u r o w n re p a y m e n t p la n t •pain eeded Florida to tha Uni­ ted States Fab. 28. 1*1*. 'JktS&dGif/.fa Christmas Sanford Electric Co. o a *11 alga cotton for mar* than a qnartar of a century. Cotton laadara bailer* IMS nay reverse tha trend. They pin their i on Indications of Increased try-wide support of !i|ls!aUon to m a m p cotton controls. But until money from tha IMS crop begins to roll In, the cotton Industry, snd especially tha far­ mer, faces a tight financial Colored News T H r iT lt o W m S lIk l HEW YORK M - h makes i due* to see what Gene Met does with * gtafa best Mead, 1 Ohm Prate, toad*. Now York They’re supposed to be predoas IS ,006 OB "Qnaetten," financed stones, hat Gets d ra p them cas­ hfo daughter's wedding tad • ually through mod puddle*, too** family visit to Holy. • thom Into snow, evan "bakes" He returned'to a 910,000-a-yetr (hem la * pot-bellied stove. job ae "goodwill embassador" for tt'a past *f Ma job as the d a manufacturer of heels. Gins em­ play m u raeponaibie for ad the ploys another shoemaker to run local and ririttag gawkers quei hla shop and atm Uvea In the mo­ inf In front of Tiffany’s u Fifth dest apartment ho Rated before Avenue these days. UevriU Christmas Display* an thla happened. • The biggest TV moneny This weak. Moore unveiled hla to date, 11-year-old Robert Strom, Christmas window displays tad had Ms 1224,000 placed In a trust had quite an audience In spite of fund that ahould take care of Ma tha rata and anhway atrika. May­ future needs. Jockey Billy Fear- be the MOO,000 Tiffany diamond, a ion, whose knowledge of art won rare canary typo, helped. Moore him a total of 396,000, spent some suspended it ta one window, with of the loot on valoabM works'of • backdrop of ■ Venetian str art and a yacht. Ha plans * scene. Ho said ho was Inspired by ■round-the-world trip aboard the a visit to Venice last summer. But to give * Yulctlde touch, he re­ yacht. placed the uaual pigeons with snow and sprinkled it with lesser dia­ SOCIETY NAHEB TRUSTEE monds. WASHINGTON <UP>- The Na "HindiInf that 1800,000 atone al­ tlonal Geographic Society has ways scare* mo,*’ said the young named Laurence 8. Rockefeller, * display man, whose unorthodox leading conservationist, to its 94- settings for jewelry have made member board of trustees. Rocke­ Mm Use talk of,the town. "And feller, president of Rocks feller em eralds.. .I’m at ways afraid I’ll Brother*, Inc., 1* the IT-year-old drop on* and It'D shatter. ■on of John D. Rockefeller Jr., "I suppose, three a n foan who was responsible for the res­ would havt."^ ^ toration of colonial Williamsburg, Ve. He will serve on the Society’s Moon, a native of Alabama hoard for life. studied at Chicago’* Academy of Flno Arte and started ta Ufe aa a portrait painter. He said hunger drove Mm to the display field, first for a chain of shoe storaa, then to specialty shops, and now to the Jewelry aton. In two years at Tiffany’s, 1 has had diamond* "floating" on running stream using a fish tank motor to agitate tha water and Invisible plaatle disc* to hold the diamonds on tha surface; ruble* pouring forth, Ilka blaata of heat, from pot-brilled stoves, and ptari bracelets casualty draped across a miniature highway lined with tele­ phone pole*. for Ms children. If tha past l« am you'd apm the 1st wisely er as* at all. Up-dsting the doings *f the T h e m BuMvaa, HI; Virginia B o w M cM * ’49; Virginia Ooodhtw Hau, '41; Patricia Airman Miller, 'll; Dolores Bmbach Chase, 'll; Mar* larat Huntlay Main, ’M; Barbara Dougall Ward, W; Charri Walkar Comb*, *M; BoUr Baitsad Ballet*, 'M, and Gertrud* Trudy* Wood, th# HMTouraamant of Roaa* QuaeaffaMraationel# V iew CH RYSLfft-PLYM O U TH -G M C Trucks A djoining City PoHring t M Sunbeam Appliances Reg. 318.50 Food Mixer 338.00 Reg. 319 50 Elect Frypan 14.93 Reg. 329.03 Elec. Percutater 324.93, MATHER SANFORD < ATHER OF SANFORt WesUnzhout* Portable TV Now 390.00 With Trade In Baggerly Appliance Center 115 8. Magnolia FA 2-.167t ISf Sift* hr Hie T RECORDS "Featuring Fashions Juit for Yo*1 LP*e 45’* 200 X. Park SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Children’s Records 306 East First St. WINN TV SANFORD FURNITURE CO, Smoking Stands—Easy Chair* 320 B. First . FA 2-2994 300 Bait P in t St. Table Radio* " Shadow Roam—Cadar Chest* Desk* SANFORD FURNITURE CO Lamp*— Planter* 300 East First St. Sofa Pillawa Living Room Suites—Mirror* 0. D Farrell’s Bedroom Suites—Bookcases Brush 4 Comb Sate ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Throw Rug*—Cedar Kobe* 12.50 up Featuring Dresser Seta Tha Ver 'ery Be•*t Snack Set* 94.25 up 310 E. First 8L Compote* Candy Dishea FAUSTS DRUG STORE Keltgloue Figurines Washable Jackets In Monroe Comer Craft and Gift Assorted Colors and 8tyle* a Blouse* foe HER Shop — Out West h in t hi Nylon, Wool and Gabardine * Tailored and Drstay B. L. PERKINS 4 SON Styles and Colors, Fabric* 104 East First Rl-Fidelity 92.05 to *14.95 Phonographs T O U I L l ' l Dad will be pleased •109 95 to $580.00 Beyond Words with a Hat WINN TV By Adam 330 E. First FA 2-2994 GARRETT’S . V a 3-5243 A Special Gift for tha Family 321 E. P i n t Everyone will enjoy using a new Smith-Corona Portable Typewriter Give him ona of our handsoma Cuff Link and Tla Bar Ssts HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE Many Sty Is * to Choose From 314 Magnolia FA 2-0(62 Comp leta Una of Bui ton 33.5a up t Lost her* era. Billfolds. Nlca selection of Gifts WM. K. RADER. JEWELER Qlassea Case. Ks U r Cat F or th* Kitchen and Cigarette Case*. Fire Extinguisher*. Life 32,26 up TOUCHTON DRUO CO. Preserver* Cushion* and RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Low price Shotgun Shell* 112 Magnolia FA 2-0915 LINGERIE W. P. SSI ITU FA 3-6234 Pantlte, SUpe, Gowns, and Console Seta _______ 2518 Park Ave.________ Pajama* ta nylon and Rayon Vaaee — Pitcher* — Howto By Munslngwsaa Kodak Moris Projector, Imis Decorative Candles PURCELL COL 362.00 Monroe Corner Craft and Gift TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Shop — Out West First 121 E. First Shall Iot * a Beautiful Strand TRIVETS FA 2-2482 Of Cultured Pearl*. Sc* our Aatlqo* reproductions, practical | . Priced to ft* and decorative. AH sizes- shapes . . . . budget and styles. 50c up RADER. JEWELER i f G ift. Iw B r t t T THE HITCHING POST Benton end Prince** Gardner Bilifokto, Cteaaqtoa Lighten, and Gl POl FELL'S OF SUPPLY This space I* reserved _ tor For your Christmas Shopping Bargains Fa* only a nominal cost ELECTRIC TRAINS and Aceeaeerie* Am. Flyer A Ltonw WINN TY R. Flrat FA 2-2M4 �West Still Holds 'Margin O f Power Ike Tells NATO C Elsenhower's address a d the apcech aimed at fafaslng (he allter the meeting s( ft* ehWs >"* * lu» » » atrength and allUnee who m r n | tn<flc, tcd iva gathered hera to aeek an n u th c * " ', optnlnf itatfment l a w to recent Soviet adestifle j,,g t(,« three-day 15-naid diplomatic successes. Hon meeting ln to T ag r.em .n tV n Ha met Brat with Brttlah Prime the future netting up af V. I. Inlater Harold MaemUIaB to mliilte baaea to Weatern Europe— lign Anglo-American potlelea and ■the her lieue lacing the conferten need the full weight of hit enee. nmense personal prestige in a Eisenhower spoke In the mod­ m ernistic. box-llte ChaDlot Palace NATO headquarters Just aeroat the Seine from the Eiffet Tower. He ipoke at the only one of the IS heada of government present who le alto chief of state. Elsenhower went through a fun Sunday ichedule, appearing fit de­ spite hie long drive through the Paris street In eotd weather on hit arrival Saturday. The Presi­ dent: —Got up at t a. m. and break- liba fasted with Own. Laurie Nomad. *f« SHAPE commander, at the U. S. fly* Embassy residence. not —Attended special services at "U the American Cathedral and aat we through the 73-minute service In N t apparent excellent spirits. Ironl- Ru cally, the processional hymn was s 19th Century Kuailan tune. an —Sent a cable to Indian prime Pit Minister Jawaharlai Nehru statiw Ho W eather Shop and Save In Sanford A S INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1957 Established 1909 United Press Leased Wire Downtown Drug Store Gutted By Flames Today had access to the flaming room." One fireman remarked "This would have been a flaming Inferno had wt not arrvied at the scene when we did." One of the new pumpers and the aerial truck responded to the alarm, "The stockroom was com­ pletely Involved when we arrived," said Chief Cleveland aa ha survey­ ed the damage and inspected poss­ ible locations where sparks could have remained. All of the Rrumley-Puleston Building was filled with thick smoke. The amoke was so thick firemen were forced to fight the fire wearing gas miaks. The front of Roumillat and An­ derson's Drug Store was not touch­ ed by the flames but smoke poss­ ibly caused some damage to the prescription department and parts of the front of the store building. Smoke blltowed from office win­ Walter Burkemo, the greatest day read: $-3-4-4 2-5 2-4 4-33 3-4-4- age and ihowi great promise as dows of the building as Windows a golfing great. He was followed were opened to rid the building of match play golfer to tho srorld, 4-4-3-2-4-4—33—65. amoke. by Bob Bennlng, AU Service maintained kit laid for the second This was probably the hottest R. N. Blackwelder, manager of day with a great live under par, finish seen here In the past three Champ, from Camp LeJuana with Penney's next door to Roumillat a 297. Rob is a first Lieutcntnt In •5, to edge out Jay Hebert and years. Although Walt played wan, and Anderson, ssld that there was the U. S. Marines. no damage to his building at all. Porky Oliver for top money of 32,- derful golf yesterday, the finest This is the type tiolsh that makes Some amoke seeped Into the stock­ 000. In the third Annual May(air round to be witnessed was on part ton Open. HU total was a very of Pofky OUvar. Oliver, who wa\ a golf tournament so successful. room portion of Penney’s but not Repressive MO far the 72 fc61e event pro bare to Sanford last fear, fin­ These three battled It right down In such quantities ghat- would —eleven under par. Burkemo, who ished the front nine with a staling to the wire and the gallery was cause damage. tan defeat anyone in match play, 31—5 under par. He picked up an­ In doubt u to who would win until A new office, that was to have and has, won his first medal play other birdie on the back aide and th; last stroke of the club. Frank been occupied by Stenstrom Real­ Horace ty Co., was damaged by water. tournament since winning the 1950 came roaring in with a terrific 64. Mebane, National POA tourney. Walt stated Not to be outdone, Jay Hebert, Stonebam, Mario Carfagno, and all The celling and walla of the new this hie putter was the club that playing pro from Sanford, played Uie staff at the Mayfair are to be realty office, originally scheduled making this to be opened tomorrow were dam­ was responsible for this very fin* a "red hot" round of 66 lo tie Por­ congratulated Victory. Ills card for the final ky for second with a 270. Both third event the biggest aril best aged by watrr only. yet. Not to be upiet hy bitter cnld Bergstrom Photo Studio, Just these boys would not give an inch that hampered things the first two until the last putt had dropped. days, they went all out and made over the stock room of the drug Jay needed only to drop a four this very wonderful right down store, bad film, paper and chemi­ cals damaged from hrat and other footer on eighteen to tie Walt but to the last match. it rimmed the cup to cinch It for Others to be congratulated are equipment damaged from smoke. Burkemo. Jay and Porky are two the Womens Chief Cleveland said this morn­ Association. Hits ’Phone Pole of the favorites here and the Urge headed hy Jeannlr Foulk, and Joe ing that the fire was brought tinder An automobile, driven by a 17- gallery saw many great g»li shots. Baker and his Msrshsll farce for control In less than 20 minutes and yelr-old Negro youth, crashed Into Both picked up 11350 00 for second the fine job they did. Jeannie head­ clean-up work began when smoke ■ telephone polo on Grspeville place. ed up the ticket committee and wss cleared from the building. Ave. this morning shortly after 7 Gary Cowan, 1955 Canadian ama­ Joe look the great task of heading teur champ, fired a 295 to take the up the "police force" for the third •'clorir. Clarence Corley, 17, son of Ed­ amateur honors. Gary, who hails time in as many years. for Information On ward Corley was driving his from Montreal, la only 19 years of The money winners in yester­ tother’s ear aouth on Grapeville day's tournament wera: CIRCULATION Ave. when he lost control of the 269. Rurkemo, $2000. car as he apparently attempted to Infant Boy Dies PII. FA 2-2G11 770, Hebert, *1550; Oliver, $U50 turn Into a road leading to Bonga274, Raiding, SOSO; Doering, $950 or after 6:30 p.m. low City Just off Grapeville. Yesterday. Morning 275, Wininger, $725; Lems, $733; A brother. Willie Corley, was a An Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Flnsterwsld. $723: M. Furgol; $725. PH. F A 2-0973 passenger to the ear and received Charlie E. Beasley of Oviedo, died 776. Mosel, $600. an abrasion of the forehead and ■ at Seminole Memorial Hospital 777, Vossler, $325; W. Inman, J r , cut lip aa he was thrown forward Sunday ;tornlng. $323. In the automobile from the IraSurvivors are his parents; two 278, Ford, 1314.29; Boynton, The front end of the lir w n a slat rs, Harhara Ann and Virginia $3H 29; Wall. $314 23; Conrad total loss. Carol Beasley and a brother, $314 21; Toski, $31123 Ragan • Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans, at Charlie E. Beasley Jr. $314 26; Haas. $314 28: the scene, said that Clarence Cor­ Funeral aervieea will be held at Bayer, $193; Herbert, $195. ley will be charged with operating 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at ISO, B. Inman, $173; Palmrr, a car without a driver’s license St. Luke's Lutheran Church In $173. Slavia with the Rev. Stephen M. 261, Rosburg, $110. Tuhy officiating. 282, Diets, 1130; Ellin. $130; Wea­ Interment will be to Slavia ver, $130; Myers, $130; Lyons, Cemetery. $130. Gramkow Funeral nomt fa to 183, Goalby, $20; Krak, $20; Har­ eharge. ney, $20; Bone. $20; E. Fiirjjnl, $20 WA Bra gutted the stockman and kitchen of Roumillat and Anderson Drug 8tom this morning shortly before I o'clock. Extant of damage bad net been determined, at a lata hour this morning, but smoka damage throughout tho three-itory Brumley-Putaston building will Se ex­ tensive. The fir* started, according to Francis Roumillat, when • pin of grease on the restaurant's cook itova caught fire and spread flames Into the itove'a hood where an accumulation of grease was Ignited. Spreading flames through the exhaust pipe caught wood frame and walla. Fire apread quickly through the O ut stockroom and onto the balcony of the atock room. Fire Chief Mick N. Cleveland Sr. said that had the Ore been reported five minutes later "the entire building would have been In­ volved." "It was easy to get to the Are," said Chief Cleveland, "because the store was open and firemen H ebert, O liv e r JUST BEFORE Till: DEDICATION ceremony of the Sanford Bute Farmer*1 Market arO: (left t(f ri«hi> •'..inmloftinnrr nf Aerirulluro Nathan Mayo, Senator DoogUa Htenatrem, Director af Stato Mar* bets L. II. LeOtis, and Sanford Slat# Farmers Mar kit Manager Leo Bataer. (Photo by Bargatron) Attend Dedication Over 500 Market Poetm aster Joel 8. Field romtnda everybody today that service win­ The Sanford State Farmers’ Mar­ fair Inn and at the program held dows at the Post Office will be open from I a. m. until 6 p. m.. ket was officially opened and de­ at the market Itself. dicated Friday afternoon at 2 Mayo called attention to the fact Ineluding Wednesdays and Satur­ o'clock with more than 500 local that he first drdecaUd.be market days, Intake car* of th* growing dtirrns attending the ceremony. In 1014 as a "guinea pig" toward flood of outgoing Christmas canto Dignitaries from Sanford, the establishing a sisle market ays- and gifts. Sanford area, snd from Talla­ He says It looks aa though this hassee attended the official open­ tern. Christmas nison trill break all "I want to estend the regreta of ing. Agriculture Commissioner Na­ the Governor snd other members previous records and asks That than Maya, dedicated the huge of the Cabinet who were unsblc to everyone help esse the pressure market for the second time as he attend," Mayo said, by going to the Post Office before spoke at both a luncheon preceding "I felt it was my duty and an 10 a. m. or between 1:30 p. m. and the ceremonies, held st the May- honor lo dedlralc the same market twice," he said. "It cost s lot of 3:30 p. m. to mall Christmas cards monry but It may have been a and packages. Put flrst-ctaas post­ age on all Chrlstmia cards, along blessing in disguise." Mayo said that the markets have with the return address. To speed done more for the farmer than their delivery, secure free labeU anything rise that could have been from the Post Office Indicating done for them. He admitted that "all for local delivery" and "all the Sanford Market Is the best one "in the state." It handles ■ for out-of-town delivery" then 1greater variety of vegetables, pro­ sort and tie cards In two separate duce and fruit than any of the bundles with tha addresses all feeing one way. , others In the state, he slid. L. II. I^wls. Director of the Address all packages anJ cards State Market System told the accurately and dearly, Include luncheon group that "markets do postal zone numbers, and be sure the stamps are firmly attached. have n tremendous influence. "Wo consider we have an out- Mall all packages and cards (or sUtaning building," said Lewii, end distant sUles Immediately, snd speaking of tho future he com­ three (or local delivery should be R. Hite Is Top mented "we'll gel thero faster and mal.ed st leas- a week befora hotter cooperatively toward a com­ Christmas. NAS Bombardier mon goal." Senator Douglas Stenstrom tnld the luncheon group "This is a red Dean Littleford letter day so far as agriculture Is To Be Lions Club concerned In our rcunty. "We have something that will be Speaker Thursday a milestone In Seminole County," CASSELBERRY — The Very be said. And turning to the officials from the Slate Department of Reverend Osborne It. Littleford, Agriculture he said "We're deeply Dean of St Lukes Cathedral of Or* indebted to you for whet you have Undo, will be the Lion's Club t i t flfv tU tm A i speaker Thursday night. done." Dean Littleford hat spoken at WIIAT po; 4l«r carol wax Representative Mack N. Cleve­ several of tha club’s annlveriary written by th« compoaer of a land Jr. served as Master of Cere­ celrbrallons, ladles night parties famous weddt..* march? monies at the luncheon. Attended and regular mee'ings. by several officials from the San­ This year marks the third con­ ford Naval Atr Stillon, Represent­ secutive time far Dean Llt'lefoH ative Cleveland In Introducing to be the club's speaker at i's pro them said "We are happy'to share Chrlsmat meeting. On each proour significant accomplishments I vintis occasion the Dean accepted ‘ with our friends of the Navy.” program chairmsn Joe Wnmer's Invitation * year In advance It Is expected that the rlib will a*k Welroer to request a re'uro cn| gagement of the Dean again next i year. att four of them, wh*n s kerosene There waa elathlng for Jimmy. By J. Marion Harman Ir, Ilothing for Julia, and possibly A friend In need is a friend In­ stove exploded. Throe of the child­ ren gut out of the burninj Inferno clothing far the youngstrrs, too. Oviedo Lodge deed! The living room, two bedrooms, How many times have you heard Hut the baby, lying on a couch furl oil, drugs, and other things that adage? Perhaps many times w*x uu-.ned to dea'h were thero for the couple's use. Elects Officers New officers of the Oviedo Lodge Willie F. Hunt, of Hunt Lincolnfolks around Sanford have had an That 'S when folks “pitched in' opportunity to hear it. and on lo help ti-ismy Davis -in'! his wife Mercury, and employer of Jimmy 213 were elected recently. Robert A Cameron IV was nam­ Thursday night of last week the Julta as evil as the thro; child­ Davis, said "It was wonderful the ren way people responded when some­ ed Worshipful Master of the adage waa again proven true. Lodge with other fleetest officers Jimmy and Julia Davis, a Negro By Friday night, the Negro one really needed help," Tragedy is a terrible thing and Douglas H. Jackson. Sr. Warden; couple who lived on Southwest couple were located in a rental Road , owned their frame dwelling. home, onr( month’s rent paid, no one knows when, where or how Roy W. Alford, Jr, Warden; Floyd It wsi well furnished and many furniture, bedding, groceries. and It will strike. Rut the reassuring Land, secretary and Charles West modern conveniences were Install­ other necessities furnished them. thing is that here in Sanford folk* J r , treasurer. Appointive officers are John ed to take care of their needs am! Th-- employes of Ilua; Lincoln think about one another sharing the needs of four children, includ­ .Mercury all pitched in to help out. with neighbors, wherevy they are, Thomas, chaplain; Jamea Panin Echols Bedding Company assisted, 1in thrir moments of happiness and Sr. deacon; Roswell Noegel, Jr. ing a seven month old baby. deacon; Harry Thomas, Sr. ste­ However, tragedy* struck and as did the Furniture Center, and i in the time of nerd. It might be wall to keep that ward; Thomas HeCtlln, marshall; their home waa destroyed by fire Lodge Grocery. Thrifty Service while Julia was downtown to pick Station helped out, too. And tlie adage in front of us. (or In many and Wevln Malcolm, tiler. Installation will be held at tho up her husband from his work at Salvation Army furnished the one ways It has been revealed that month’s rent, bed clothing, tud “ A friend In need la a friend in- Oviedo Memorial Building on Jan. TOP ROMHAKDIER AT NAS fur November Ha mud llite, Avlallun Ordinance-nan First Claes. Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Aajuuuoccatcat W tbs acutes waa mads by LCD C. V. 9 itloA. idacdl" | (Official 0 . 8. Navy pjwtoj i The children were in the house, lif t tot iood. Additional Local News Friends Help Local Funeral Services 4For Infant Today Infant hnr Edward Mihlel Hock■y, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rockey of Jacksonville, died Sun­ day at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Survivors other than his par­ ents are a brother, David Stanley (Pat) Jr., and sister. Debra Lynn. Burial waa this afternoon in Lakevlew Cemetery with Dr. Rut­ land officiating. Rrlstoo Funeral was to thugs. Post Office Offers Hints On Mailing Cards, Packages Fire V ictim s � 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, 1957 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, December 13, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 13, 1957. 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>, December 13, 1957; <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/15b302725c4dd3b6ee513234b0049819.pdf 4e7ef0bf4088b3479b688c7639bbb092 PDF Text Text Slu e pla te COPELAND FRESH HERMANN U . 8. GOOD ORANGE BAND (w ith order) HOME MADE U . & GOOD BONELESS ALL PORI Seasoned Just R ight SW IFTS Dl~) Y O U K N O W TH AT FOODM ART IS O N E OF FLO R ID A ’S FIN E S T OW NED BIG 20 oz. GLASS LO C A L L Y IN D EPEN D EN T MARKETS BIRDSEYE GOLDEN RIPE WHITE - YELLOW - CHOCOLATE MORTON’S — BIG 24 oz. W ITH ORDER LOCAL GREEN BIRDSEYE Reynolds WRAP K LEEN EX R eg. 400 Roll Box NABISCO ■ RITZ CRACKERS . Lb. Box B ig Sunshine KRISPY CRACKERS Lb. Box 1410 NORTH ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAN. FAIRVILLA-ORLANDO MEATS with » REPUTATION Q u an tity R ight* Reserved PARK AVENUE AT 2STH STREET SANFORD W ALDORF ROLLS THURSDAY • FRIDAY - SATURDAY, DEC 12-13-11 �lions of the orange-grapefruit belt. Soma of the Mata's P00.000.900 citrus crop was kept heated by any. Hotelmen and travel agencies shared the concern with farmers as reports of Florida's “frecte" eseape the severe eold was Key West which had a SO. Ocala had a lew of 21. Other Urn around the state Included Lakeland 22, Tallahassee and Cross City 21, Jacksonville and Daytona Beach M, Orlando 2S, Sarasota M, Tampa IT, West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale, SI, and ClewLston 32. It was 34 degrees In downtown Miami and 3$ on the abandoned drifted northward. Luxury hoteli had'to resort to heating to hoop their fuests w arn. Soma touriata Had the SouQt Florida Cold Coast for the Bahamas where Nassau reported a “warm » ” this mornlog. The Weather Bureau said sons low ground areas la the northern part of the “ sunshine state" dip­ ped below the 20-degree mark. The only spot in the state to beaches of Miami Beach. Miami suburbs reported "unofficial lows** of a . One resident celled the Weather Burean to report "there la Ice In my bird bath.* Tampa’s 27 equalled the lowest reading aver recorded on thin date 23 years age. It went to a In the suburbs of Tampe. A report from Plant City east of Tampa indicated that the en­ tire winter vegetable crop waa lost there and that tfte strawberry crop waa seriously damaged. El­ mer Futeh, manager of the Plant City Growers Assn., said the "22 degrees in our rural areas has seriously hurt the farmers." The readings in Plant City remained below 20 degrees for six hours after midnight At the papular tourist attraction of Cypress Cardens In Central Florida, SSO “California-made" oil heaters were used to protect the tropical plants, many of them Weather b full bloom. A report eald aom4.lT! of the flower* on the e d fit f t the attraction were killed by t h * , P u v fZ I. Broward County (Fort Lauder* dab) closed school for today bee 4 cause of lock of sufficient beatlnf equipment. Parochial schools alan closed b O at county. The Weather Bureau foreeaal * that It-would be “ much colder in the north and central part of the state" tonight wth a gradual warming up for the next few days. Shop and Save; In Sanford A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY SANFORD, FLO R ID A , Established 1909 Governor M ain Speaker At Farmers' Market Dedication Tomorrow The dedication of tbe Sanford t the principal speaker for the event, lari. However, the overall cost of lab Farmers' Market will take The Sanford State Farmers' the entire Installation, Including paving and other neceuary conatruetlon, will bo possibly nearer a half-million dollars. Tha formal opening erremonlea were announced by Leo Butner, manager of the Sanford State Farmers' Market Slated to emcee the formal openlng event la Bralley Odham. Other* on the program tomorrow afternoon are the Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr., who will offer the In­ vocation; a welcome address by Mayor David Gatehel; Commiss­ ioner of Agriculture Nathan Mayo; Commissioner of the State Market­ ing Bureau Nell Rhodes; State Senator Douglas Stenstrom; and L. H, Lewis, director of Florida State rarm tra' Markets. Other state officials planning to be la Sanford for the official opening event are Thomas D. Bailey, State Superintendent of Public Instruction; J. Edwin Lar­ son, State Treaiurer; Ray E. Green, State Comptroller; R. AGray. Secretary of State; Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General; Lee Thompson, Chief Auditor for the Department of Agriculture; Re­ presentative Mack N. Cleveland Jr., and Representative Gordon V. Frederick. Already opened for operation, tbe huge two-story steal and. coo. crete building has been readied for dedication etremonlti tomor­ row. Manager Leo Butner said re­ cently that all stalls on the msrket platform have been rented and “we could have used more." The original market, built In Sanford aa an experiment, waa a wood frame building. It was de­ 'iQ lea predominated In Sanford this looks like from 30 to 100 percent stroyed by fire on April 4. with morning with automobiles “frozen damage to all crops in this area." damage estimated at near $3 mil­ ■p" and home water pipes filled “I heard that you could kick a lion. with lea from tha balow freezing head of cabbage from one end of Tha new market has 22 stalls, lamparaturaa existing In this area. the field to the other," said Sandy each containing 2,000 square feet Temperature* dropped to 20 on Anderson as he reported cold of space with a separate entrance tha Wastalda and to 23 on the damage In the. Sanford Seminole for each on both platforms. Each Eastside at tha coldest point this County ares. stall also Is provided with an office morning. Sandy Anderson commented that located on the metsanlne floor Street*, where water gathered he was unable to determine the reached by a spiral steel stair­ la gutter* from yesterday’s rains, cold damage to hardy crops whieh case. sported sheets of lea and wbcia Include eabbage, celery and onions, Electric and water outlets are DaprinUtrs war* left on overnight for three or four days. "It rests provided In each stall and Ice th an ware Ic* formations that on what kind of weather we have water Is provided at convenient would dasslo tho first viewer. tonight and tomorrow," he said. locations throughout tha market Sandy Anderson. Ass't Mtnsgar area. at tha Sanford State Farmers' Offices for tho management Markot, this morning said that and related services are provided "All tender leaf crop* war* severe­ in a second floor suite on the east ly damaged and In eome Seminole end of the building. The lower County areas wero completely floor has facilities for a barber wiped eut." shop and restrooms. He said this morning that "ti A 120 foot paved parking facili­ ty has also been provided for the maneuvering and parking of trucks V arm Bureau’s plying into the area for loaJing. In addition tn the miin market Christmas Suppei facilities, already planned (or tha m o c J a ifj new market are a filling station Set Next Tuesday and restaurant. The Seminole County Farm Bureau wilt hold Ita annual Christ­ mas supper and party Tuesday night In the Agricultural Building at Seminole High School, ga Entertainment haa been plan­ n e d for th* annual event, said Run­ ner L. Carter, eecretary of th* lo­ cal farm bureau. Supper will be served A 7 •'dock, Carter said, with the Semi­ nole County Farm Bureau furnish­ ing th* bsked turkey and dressing end members bringing e covered dish of their own choice. Carter said "We hope that all of our Farm Bureau families can jtknd will be present for this aanuil event." Additional Local News On Page 2 United Press Leased W ire THU RSD A Y , DECEM UER 12, 1937 Squadron COACHES JIM PIGOTT end Dave Lauda smile ai they receive watches given them this morning by th* football team at Sanford High School. Scale I In front ere Fred Gena*. Hits Athletic Director; and C. 'Monty" Hindi of Ihe Brahman Bowl Committee. Standing (left to right) are Eddie Harbour, whe presented the gift* I* tbe coaebee, Pitott ant t.audr. (Photo by Hcrgitrom) The third Annual Mayfair Inn Open Swings Into It's second day of action tomorrow morning with more eoot weather expected. To­ day's action was hindered by the cold wave that swept over the en­ tire state hut not to be denied by old man weather, tbe “ Glamor Boys of Golf" went out to vie for top money in the $13,000 event. Among the early risers this morning was Sanford's own Jim Spencer, who was paired with George Prelslnger of Des Moines, Iowa. Jim has long been a stand­ out in the golfing picture here in Sanford as well at being eloscly associated with Horae* Stonrham Tomorrow Night "A majority of the merchants of Sanford have agreed tn observe these hours" said Francis RoundHat, President of the Sanford Mer­ chants Association, as he outlined hours stores will remain open at night during the Christmas Shop­ ping Season. The Sanford Merchants Associa­ tion Is recommending to all mer­ chants that they remain open until 6:30 p. m. on Friday Dec. 13, Fri­ day Dec. 20, Saturday Dec. 21, and Monday, Dec. 23 These hours, said Roumlllat. are to b* In addition to eaeh store's own regular schedule of hours. Annual Grammar Glee Club Concert Scheduled Tonight FORGERS ARRESTED NICE. France (UP) - French police announced the arrest today of two Coraleans accused of coun­ terfeiting nearly one million dol­ lars In American $100 hills. Police said the men, Paul (iuldlrelll, 77, and Jean-Raptiste Paoleltl, 30. had distributed the money in the port eltlei of Nice, Vlllstranche, Marseilles and Geonoa, Halv [ C / I M :j* T MT'Sm ^ w V* B l. 'j m m M J , A I P j H H H H H H I Mrs. John Welch Dies Yesterday Mrs. John R. Welch died at Us* Seminole Memorial Hospital at 11:33 a. m. yesterday. Born in Pound, Va., sh* had lived here for th* past l i years. jfWMow of th* late John R. Welch, sh* operated a nursery here. Survivors Include two daughters, Mrs. Gordon V. Frederick, San­ ford: Mrs. Na’h B. Kennedy Jr., West Warrick, R. I.; mother, three sisters, oa* brother and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced late*. N E W SP A P E R S The annual giro club concert will he presented tonight at the Sanford Grammar school at 6 p. m Members of the glee rluh have been rhoien from each class hy the director, Mrs. Floyd Richards. A variety of Christmas and holi­ day songs will tie presented. The publie I* Invited. P I j With the finest field to be seen on any golf course, tomorrow's action should give some Indication of who will be around on the final day. With cold weather It Is very hard to say just who will come out on top. Tho weatherman hat prom­ ised warmer weather hy tho week­ end so Saturday's and Sunday's ac­ tion should ljrlng out larger gallarlei. It li qnpoicd that such nantrs as Dow Fmjiterwald. Ted Kroll^Al Hcsslllnk, Frank Slranahan, MTff Souchnk, and Porky Oliver will be at the top of the scoreboard come Sunday. Artlon Is scheduled to get under­ way at T a. m. In the morning with the following threesomes tn order: •instead of i:)0 to 3 p. m. Following the Christmas season 7:0o Ted Graygor, I»u Palisthe post office In Oviedo will dino, Jon Gustin 7:07 Fred Francis, Randy Quick, change back tn Its normal hours. Rill Zylsatra 7:14 Chris Gers, Orville Parsons, For Information On E. R. Smith CIRCULATION 7:21 Rob Goodman, H u g h i'll. FA 2-2611 Moore, Hill Wright or nfter 6:30 p.m, 7:2* Jack Russell, Ellis Brown. (Continued on page 2) PH. FA 20973 Two men were hosnltallied yeeterday as a result of a truck ae* eldent at th* Intereectlon of Geaeva and Beardall Avenue*. Palmar L. Morris, 44-year-old commercial fisherman of Gen­ eva, driving a 1057 pickup truck smashed Into th* rear of a dump truck drivan by Walter Womble, 20-year-old truck driver for Langs­ ton Construction Co. Womble waa attempting a left turn Into a filling itatlon at lb* Intersection when th* truck ram­ med him from th* rear. Tnteka dug Into th* roadbed and skidded about 30 feet before coming to n stop, A passenger In the pickup truek, Lewis C. Henderson, 63, of Geneva, waa thrown from the cab of tho truck. Ho la la tho local hospital suffering from a brain concussion and posalblo fractured skull. ..Th# ,i m h^ ; |] | yesterday afternoon two miles easl of Sanford on State Road 4« which la under construction. Florida H i g h w a y Patrolman James L. Sikes Investigated the accident. Patrolman Slkea said Morris will be charged with "driv­ ing while Intoxlcaded." Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans as­ sisted In the Investigation. Little damage was reported la the dump truck. However, tha pickup truck was a total loss. Morris Named Officer O f Private Camping Assn. Herman E. Morris of Sanford, owner and operator of the M Q Ranch near Osteen, was chosen vice president of the Florida Pri­ vate Camping Association for this coming year In Tampa yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris attended this meeting In Interest of tho Morris Quartel's M-Q Ranch near Osteen. The Morrises open their working cattle ranch each summer for boys and a short period for girls of Florida and other states and extended an opportunity for them to live and learn on a real cattle and horse ranch in the heart of Florida. Bordens Goes Before Milk Commission Today \ 11\.-SE K ser-M th-s , d a i r y firm we n t h e f i r e the V. i ' e Milk Com m i .shin l u l u uni r threat of lo.in-; *-irIn -m .e tn i;ierate p l an ’ s in I'.imij s. ' >. ! ! , and I ’rn saco U . The Milk r o m m ' . i l o n s ’ Its ',<• me e t i n g e in ,v owed milk pi ■’ ■ ' turn f i r ihe p i n ! , s ’ t hmission mee t i ng t 'I i)’. The c o mp a n y * i s o r ! r. -1 In sh iw c r i e 1 ! ■ 1, . sh.- I’ l license ,h. I - I •• yoked H i’ I ns i f n< • ' I -i cesjf--il> V - I • 1. ’ i ; " i l l ’ mi nut e I- j-.nr’l. n M i . ! r •-. i °{ , h “ e' . till’ 1 ' e a <e r.jul-l tic argi l I In r v i r t ' ire-.n lute.- It--, v. i ■ ' M r - -n !’••• M "« ( - from or-! r.-.g i - - ■-s : . I'll, hat left t he sear e-.-n f - r s igP' i and the staff of the San Francisco Giants. Jim and George hit the fairways at tho early hour of 7:07 A new squadron will move Into Sanford to make its permanent station at tbe Sanford Naval Air Station on Jaa. t, 19M, according to an announcement this morn­ ing from Congressman A. S. “Syd" Iterlong from Washington. Congressman Herlong said that the Navy la shifting the perman­ ent duty station of Heavy Attack Squadron Three from the Jackson­ ville Naval Air Station to the San­ ford base effective Jan. 1. Herlong waa advised by tho Navy that th* transfer Is being mado In order for tha aquadron to have the advantage of the heavy training facilities at the Sanford base, as well as to remove It from the heavily concentrated Industrial area lu Jacksonville. The squadron complement will Include 3t officers and 272 enlist­ ed men. Because Ihe unit will be permanently stationed at Sanford, said Congressman Herlong In bis re­ lease to The Sanford Herald this morning, authorisation will be liiurd to personnel who have fami­ lies lo transfer their dependents to the Sanford Area. Equipment of tho squadron con­ sists of l l large aircraft of tho carrlerbased type. Heavy Attack Squadron Three ti comm sorted t»y Ctfrr CTartuebT. Frossard and th* Executive offic­ er Is Cdr. Jack S. Hall. Extensive plans have been made lo bring the additional squadron to the Sanfnnl Naval Air Station where It will be a aquadron of Heavy Attack Wing One. The squadron, In Jacksonville and the Naval Air Station there, was a IIATWING 1 unit under the com­ mand of Captain J. I t Reedy, 1' * *,,y *' * 1 t he J -I c VS1111» s.i 1I !’ : . f ' nr the ,,y "a M h■1 lee ere (left to rlaht) vime” the eom mission would 'der the licenses revoked. Wallace Fields of T a m p a . Ih U m orning, and fur- i lim e y for Bordens, had contend- XJ’kot* by Uerg.lrua) , e<J Hi* show cause order the corn- mission sent Ihe dairy firm was attorney Winston Arnow said Ihe I get the case Into court betors. any In effect a declaration that the company would be given time to revocation order took tffeeL licenses would be revoked If the producers are not paid the money the eomm'sslon contends Is owed them, regardless of whether Bord­ ens feels the money is owed them. The commission contended tho Tampa, Orlando and rrnsaeola Durdens plants purchased milk from producers out of the respec­ tive areas for premium prices for sale within the areas, and at the same time paid local farmeri class two prices for some of their milk. The commission want* the com­ pany to make up the difference to farmer* In the three areas. Judge Willis said he did not interpret the commission show cause order as a flat assertion that the licenses would ha revok­ ed. He said th* order ameunted merely to a notice that If the money was not paid, the com­ mission would hold a hearing to consider revocation of the license. Burdens attorneys feared that if the Iteoiues were revoked, they would have to wait three days un­ der the law to bring a suit TWO OF THE TOP MEN la the field of 111 golfer* whe to* off challenging Ihe action and In the today !* lha >U»f*ir Inn a 111.666 PGA Open. AI Balding (1*0 tad meantime would be operating with­ Hi jo ig n , they ratio lo jtatrtttay Mens p.oeuto voonaa. out a license. But commission (Staff l'hotat �. ¥ ■- V ----- o N R .1 1 E K I MHOSAWOOTt ftwmUfCflUlCIlONt •rs ( M M fcm 1) • li k e O kct Jr, T:M JlH BtnV, b i l l 14 Milter v* nr. T:« 111) K « |U , Alls tAtpEF. Jirk Whit* T:M lab Hamrick, Irate t e n t , Trim i i Pieim I! I S;OS Emilio Mlartuz, Jobf Co»> nor, U r r r Tomulao 9: is M m M im a , T m km. Csrdlt J o m i •:IT Billy Bom . Bob Wiljoa, Domy IteVtriill 1:14 SUn MoMl AflNl Lea B irkira 1:31 BID Rimey. 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Postmaster Urges Nation's Missile Lag' Early Mailing Controversy Continues 01 Gills, Cards Gay Brower M l Art Wall, Jay Hebert, Bob Torkl » :« Toby Lyons, Dava Rigan, John larnum WASHINGTON (UP» —A Repub. Mich.), ranking GOP member o i •:3I Carman Oat. Harry Otfutt, Ucsn congressman today pointed the House defense appropriations BUI Mayera the finger of blame at the Truman subcommittee, was the latest con­ 10:01 John Mindly, Bay Malaln, gressman to jump Into the rocket­ Everett Vlnzant Toatmaiter Joel S. Field said administration for U. S. failure to 10:10 Charlie Grant, Neil H. today. “ Early malllnt of all develop an Intercontinental ballis­ ing political controversy ovn whether Republicans or DemA Plopper Christmas cards and gifts la the tics missile ICBM by 1M3. 10:1T Jim Spencer, George Prei- biggest single factor In yetting He said the administration acted erals were at fault for the pT linger all of the mall delivered before counter to advice from General tlon's missile lag. 10:14 Billy CoUlii, Piul Rich­ Christmas. Post Office facilities Elsenhower, Army chief of staff Ford laid the country could have ard*, Bennie Graham had an operations! ICBM four have been expanded, extra help *t the time. 10:31 Paul Blggy, Tom Goamoa, will be available, and everything Is Rep. Gerald R. Ford Jr. (R- yean ago If the Truman regime Lou Bateman hadn't decided to cancel work on geared up to handle a record 10:11 Fran Brown, R if Mylaa Christmas mall In Sanford this « teat ICBM from lOfT lo 13M. Jr., Anthony A. Miartwa Jacksra Blames Ike year." 10:48 John Carr, Tray BarkoBan. Htnry M. Jackson (D-Wash) Tha Postmaster suggested that viteh, Billy Cappi said earlier this week that Elsen­ 10:ia Bill Maloney, Gordon Cuitn. you take special care in prepar­ hower failed lo reeommend a half, ing gift packages for the malls. Ingham, Ballard Baaatey istle mliillo pregram while sciW Make aura that all addrenea are 10:IB Dick Bury, Paul ladirlund. Ing aa chief of staff and later as legible and complete. Bon Montreaior military adviser to the Truman ad­ “If you have any articles of UiOS Lou Itn a g , J. Geoiio, ministration. He aald tbli was one By ARTHUR L. H1GBEE unusual alia or bulk, better cheek BUI Parker United Press staff Correspondent of the reasons tho United States with the Pott Office before at­ 11:11 BUly Watts. Ed Bubla, Bob tempting to mall them," the Post­ PARIS (UP)— Premier F a l l s had fallen behind the Russians Banning In the missile field. 11:10 John C l e a r y , WUIJam master warns. The limits nn sire Caillard called his cabinet Into Meanwhile, the Senate preparedsession loday lo lay down Uta con­ and weight ef packages varies, Markham. Gary Cowan neai subcommittee went ahead 11:IT Oeorge Bamirdla, Denny depending on where you mall your ditions under which Franco might with Itx plana to reopen Its inpermit (he United States to sta­ package. Champagne, Ed KraU quiry Friday Into the nation's 11:14 Ed Merrlna, Bob Craaay, When wropplng gifts for mail­ tion 1,300-mile range ballistic mis­ missile lag. ;m siles on French soil. Bob Crow ing, It la always better to use cor­ At Cape Canaveral. Fla., p rep a? The subject of U. 8. missile U:4t Jim R liitn i, Jim Curtl, rugated cartons, especially whart atlons were believed In progress Nick Tantto Ultra are a number of virioua siz­ bases In Europe w n one of the for the third test firing of the hottest lssuss facing the NATO 11:41 Al BoaMllnk, Pete Cooper. ed object! In the shipment. Use Atlas ICBM later this week or Julius Boroa plenty of wadded tissue or news­ summit conference which begins next week. Tho first two 11:55 John PaU, Ed Burks, Carl paper for eatra protection against here Monday. The Soviet Union early teals of the big missile were un­ shock, and security wrap each already was fighting the Idea by successful. HubbeU 13:01 Tad KroU, Chick Harbort, psekage or carton In heavy paper, again threatening to turn Europe Ford told reporters Wednesday Skip Alexander end then tie it with atrong cord. into a graveyard In event ef ■ » , 13:00 Mike Diets, Joe Conrad, Be sure to lneludo an extra label A year-long Soviet campaign to that the Truman admlnliR-atlon in 1947 cancelled a contract lis-ied Bert Weaver with your return address and the frighten the West Europe*" na­ lo the Convalr Co., In April 19-id, tions was building up to a climax 13:1« Starters Time recipients address Inside tho car­ 13:23 Don January, Marty Fur* ton or package before It is wrap­ with letters from Soviet Premier lo build and design a test ICD3()i Nikolai Bulganin to President El­ Convalr is contractor for the cur­ gol, Ed Olivtr ped. rent Atlas 5,000-miles ICBM. 13:10 FaUco T orn, Tony Lema, Another good Idea is to place a senhower, Prime Minister Harold Ike Testified ta 1944-57 Macmillan. Caillard. and Chancel­ Mike Xrak , place of transparent cellophane 12:37 Dow Flnaterwald, Don tap# over the tddresi portion of lor Konrad Adenauer warning of Ford said Eiaenhower testified before the House defense appro­ Fairfield. Bo Wlnlnger the label on your packago to pre­ terrible Soviet retaliation. priations subcommittee In June, British Accept Missiles 12:44 Ernie Vonler, Walker In* vent defacing In transit, and al­ 1910. and February, 1947, urging man Jr., Bob Hilla ways make sure to Include the re­ Britain already has decided to more exploration In the field of 12:51 Mike Souehik, Frank cipient! full name, street address permit l.SOO-mllc range U. S. mis­ Stranahan, Henry WUllama J r siles to be based there. Reliable guided missiles, electronics and city, zona and state. sunersonie aircraft. 13:58 Gene Bone, Babe Ueh* Poll master Field lays that If'you French sources said Trance would Ford said Convair officials, with ardua, Tom Talklngton loo, provided it has a say so on will follow these three simple whom he has talked, believe t h # rules, you are certain to have your when and when nut to (ire them. country would have had an oper­ The sources said France frit tho gifts delivered before Christmas ational ICBM by 1933 If the origi­ Dr. Knight Will Day: Wrap tham securely. Address Allied ml'ltzry command should ns! progrim hid been “ pushed give the order to fire rather than instead of cancelled for a three Talk A t Nazarene them correctly and Mail them ear­ Preside^’. Elsenhower. lyand one-half year period." When mailing your Christmas Thfeo leading t French news­ “ This break to continuity In the Church Tonight papers, all of which frequently re­ use tho free labels from the funding of our research and de­ A special rally typa nrvlca la cards, Post Office raiding, “All for local flect government thinking, promi­ scheduled tonight at the Church delivery’*. By sorting your Christ­ nently displayed the missile re- velopment work on the ICBM by the Truman administration result­ of tho N iiartne at 7:11 o’clock. mas cards and tying them in two orts. They were Le Monde, Com­ Diitrict superintendent. Dr. John separate bundles, with tho address­ at and Taris Journal.'Le Monde ed In V. 8. failure to have longL. Knight of Lakeland la tho guest es ill facing one way, you’ro sure said France wanted “ supra-na- range missiles ahead of the SovleL Union." Ford m]if. • • • speaker. Dr. Knight, formerly of to rpecd their arrive!. llonal" trigger pulling. Combat Texaa. has been district super- AU Christmas cards should be and Paris-Journa! trailed for a lotendent of this area for 11 y u rs. sent by First Class moil, and be NATO “ mixed command " American and French view* were Hill far apgrt. Tha United Staton During this time, hla district has sure to put your return address on Europe In Quandry grown from a Isy mambership of your Christmas ear-! envelopes. w»* believed Insistent on retain­ With the exception of Britain ing control of the missiles and 3.7M to the present membership of This Is not only socially correct, 7,303. Dr. Knight Is tho chairmin but will enable both you and your and Turkey which welcomed new their atomic warheads; France of the board of trustees at Tre- friends to keep your milling lists weapons the rest of Europe was thought a single nation should pot might between two fears. ()m» have the right to decide whither veeea Nisarane Collage, NishvlUe. up-to-date. was of Soviet reprisals directed to fire. TanaChristmas cards and package* Tha public la cordially invited to for out-of-town destinations should against any U. S. missile bases in Europe. The other fear was that; French fears is reflected in th* attend. be mailed well before December the United States might not set in press were that the United State* loth, and your Christmas mall for lime to prevent Europe being wuuld hestitate to use atomic weapons as long as It was nut Colrain, Mass., is tha silo of the local delivery should ba sent at “itemized." first school in tha United States to least a week before Christmas. under attack, that the U. S. Con­ French report! Indicated the gress might refuse to declare war fly the American flag. Concluding his appeal for your in an emergency, and that the help in “ Milling Early for Christ­ Tha main s tm t of Dearflsld, mas", Ihe Postmaster said, “I [the one who selects the C hrtiim ai, NATO command rather than Els- • M a n . has been called "the most am counting on ’the lady of tho card*, buyi most of the gilts, and senhower should have the power sees lo It that the Christmas mill- to decide (be issue of nuclear beautiful in America-" house' to really make this Cam­ log list ti up-to-date." weapons. paign a big success. She's usually c. IMS NEW OFFICERS OF THE Seminole County Mlnt .tertel Aeaoelatlon ere: (Left J o rlibl) Cbeptata Wlllin a C. Fuller, vice preeMent, the Rev, Perry la, Stone, president, and the Rev. John TOoim l (Photo by Bergstrom) ■eeretnry-treaeurer. C aillard Calls Cabinet Into Session Today E T w a«f// b v s avruiN O t w a t >s 7 BSIAKABLE. 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Too Art Mrokr required to 111* with ib« Cl«rk or mu Coon, yeur • n.w.r lo loo lilt of CompUtal flt»4 herein eaalsit vnu In «)• abnvo •ntltlit cmm ex or hater* the Sr4 4»y of Jsxuerr. A. D. till sad m u A t*ir tluroof noon N#rto« Jeeeehe**. ololMIffo • tt*r*ey. nortlo. where i t t r u i U lllli Vo* lutle Aveau), Dorto*o loocb. Fl»rMo. -RentaM H.rxl-f' la h*rehr H»al(aat»4 a* the «*wi*»n«r In wht.h Ihli ar4*r ah.1l ba piihtlehH oaaa a a u k far f»Mf ann**r«(|»a <ataka HEREIN WAIL NOT OK A OfCRtgf FRO CONFEMO WILL *E ENTEKEP At At NIT TOU FOB ftL’CM PAIU’ftE. Tha n a tu r a «f thla aalt l l a AMI I»f 4lrnraa. " IT V E M M r tiaxA <*4 aaat a t R a afaM la m ln n la O u a t r . F1«rM a ihta IMh 4ar at D.ce«har. A. O ll|T. « r VtR.VDOV . , la in ln a ta Aa '*la.(t O m ilt fVijr) C a u a lv . r i - ,r M . Mr A ria J I.iio4<ialat vp.pm* Clark a*-CQUUU1 ilia l) TWO MEN WERK INJURED when a pickep track crMkat lute • dump im-k nn Road 48 yesterday Truck • • M l declared • rate! f* m . 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Kar tUa aaar, la a f a r i a t t l m atood A w t f f c j * ----- lkk nwmv the woodan t M t h a t enee boosed the market It r a r ii4^Mr fir# k----- - t H m* the fear waa expressed that such a ‘ ■ — a i the “one stop/* loading center for i the platfsntt for Now, through the cooperation of many valuable eitiieas, a braid new market has mushroomed from tho aabos of tho wooden kdkUng. Everyone pitched In to mako sura that roy Collin*, who U ilated to be here for tbe dedication ceremonies. 1 - J n l l a r W tom wUJ m m - th . nuater of cemumiei. Nathan Mayo, Agrical* tura Coonuieeioner, ie elated to epeak to those who attend the event. Neill Rhode* *"d Senator Dowlas Stenitrom win aleo share honors on the speakers plstfornt. All wUl praise the wonderful buddlnf, the amount of vegetables, fruit and pro* dues that moves from its platform, the co­ operation of the people in securing such en excellent structure for such an important phase of our economic lift here in Central Florida. a But none wDI appreciate the new, varl-colored, modern, fireproof Sanford State Farmers’ Market more than those who stood to one side on the night of the disastrous fire to see It eaten away by bolstrous flames. As Nathan Mayo said Tueaday. as he announced from Tallahassee the dedication of the nurket *1 hope there ere no bleck sets around.” ■>,; Tfc# Sanford Harold ■ MO U W IIIV IW ttONomv meed Is pretty awe la play a pert ta dlemuieas. EeperieUy, UM Uatted States will be isksd ta take am uMttthreell stead ea Ik e NetherUade ride. If the United lu te s agrees, it wUi mesa a shift is American pn- lley. African and Asian countries In­ troduced a resolution in the Unit­ ed Nations Inst month cstUaj h r ModemBunyai pH y weakening htuhmnd muttered between clenched teeth. Off went the wife again on a tear of eerrie# stations, but they were too busy to sand help. She rushed home end asked enee more what she should dr. "Call tho fire department," the husband whispered. firemen tarn* to tho rescue, freed the men and eared the houee. The husband was last seen held lh* tree bp at erm’e length stumbling into his home, mumbling tor about ta hour, getting angrier dark comments to pa one in par* Uculsr. • —and weaker—by tbe miauto. First el *U, ho e ailed to his wife tor mere then 10 mlautot before VTVOINTfl FOSMNED ■he heard him. Sho ruehed euUlde sad sew her husband planted be- SNEEDVTLLE, Ttan„ (UP) neath tbe tree and supporting It TTw cirboo monoxide peisealag of 11 high school students during above Me head. "What shall I dot” ah* cried. a bua trip was under IngMtigatlan "Call my brother," the deeperete today. School authorities said the youths were overturns Wednesday woodsmen iheuted. the wai usable to find the bro­ aa they traveled ta a baaketball game. Soma war* eeml-coasclous ther sad returned. "What shall 1 dot" aha asked whta the vehicle arrived al Its deatlnatloa. AU were reported re■gain. "Hess* the neighbors," her aovariag today. ipouie tailed. She ran to neighboring homes, NEW TEETH REPLACE OLD but no one w tt la. However, she MOBILE. Ala.. (UP)— A dentist found two smell beys pasting by Is fighting a losing battlo with the on the street ead mils tod their tooth ef lT-yaar • eld housewife, aid. They were toe small to help, Mra. Katie Cardalt. Two of Mrs. sad were dismissed. Cordell's permaieot tooth war* "Whit shall I do aowf" the Mlraetad and new teeth grew in wailed. to flU hath vacancies. “ Cal! e service stattoa," the re- DULUTH, Mian, s - A house­ holder roes to the occasion when i SS-foot In* threatened to crush not beat Communism and Khrushchev ua- his bom*. Ik e mea, short a end M medi­ um' sise, leal eight a where he was cbeppiag and the tree, shout four feet la elrtumferenee, began The Real Substance W o Must W ork Hard For Freedom Oca of tho major ireskneesMi omissions, ; failures, negligees a and, often, cowardices of tho. West Is tin t we hove not eoffteiontJjr aryuod for, preachad for and demanded freedom far tha Russian paople. If tho Rus• gtaa people were suffleientty free to elect frepreeentatlvee who would speak in govern* v m eat against Krushchev and the Communist Farty, then the war danger would be leseened go mugk that men and women sll over {he world coaid go to bed calmly and witheat dread. A moral sentiment for freedom must be grouted, clarified and nourished with honest and passionate thought. It cannot be or­ ganised as a powerful world force in a day. jfrers have been loot when this sentiment could have been made active and conscious In the minde of own all over the world. The world protested too little about forced collectivisation and the millions Stalin ’paused te die for it. The world protested many other crimes of the Kremlin re­ gime. Moral sentiment is a power only when it |s really moral sentiment and when it is ‘alhre. Lenin worked tirelessly, thought itirslsssly, even in hopelesa days of axils. How many of ua work and think tirslsssly 'enough, warn, inspire, educate to check the evil force of Communism f You cannot train •a a haircut, shave and whiskey on the .gocke to meet * powerful fighter; you can- LAtOR UNION One of the new Broadway plays Is ‘The Dark at the Top of tho Stairs,” by William Tnge. In a newspaper article discussing the intent of his play, the author described its time aa an era when "men sometimes plac­ ed more value on tho means of livelihood than on Its substance.” Here is a provocative statement that de­ mands more than Just casual thought. H sums up rather well an ailment that af­ flicts many Americana and serioualy diatorta their lives. Indeed. Ingo says th a t he flnda some slmilaritlee between tho time of his play—the oil boom period of the 1920’s— and our own rather hectic period. So much emphasis Is placed on material success, and the atmoophero of our timo is so much a sort of grand scale keeping up with the Joneiei, that maintaining one’s perspective Is difficult. The means of liveli­ hood and alt that a good income makes pos­ sible begin to seem mors Important thin anything else in life. Yet the accumulated wisdom of many generations of men as­ sures us that this is not true. Material welfare la important, certainly. Bodily health and comfort, good etothee, fast eirtr.ehc h e w n^eumht. ww« itoee*«to. "F irst of aU, Mr. Fenwick, you must step bring in tho .Sweaters M l toa-U a, erton sad the new bolkirn by Bobbto Brook* will thrill tkc moat discriminating wo■aa. 8m oar levaly array ad style* and t aler*. SLIPOVERS CARDIGANS Far Christmas Match her tweeter with ekirie by Bobblo M m . dyed to match perfectly. W thit *ioncY nbuf» 1or u*—th*s* are4*not.n nto. K. .t t It to . wr*xtm 5.98 - 12.98 be scorned. But It is a grave error to sup­ pose that these are the moat important things In life. The man or woman who does so is likely to go through life with an un­ satisfied yearning for its real substance. wi fllA III ^ STARTS TODAY I BIG DAT IT ^ Can-Can Petticoats m a, * fi W m \ Deoigoed to aond akirto a-wkirilag . . . (ergeoea \^ ~ > A ' J eaa-coa petticoata mad* with yards and yard* X tR li •t net, ruffles, taffeta aod trimmed with haws. * S a 5® £ jU £ U U L& tiQ jl& 3.98 • 8.98 ,* Panties Hr Lualte. Reger* or Bosmprsie Folliee (paniy and gnrter set) In nylon trirot . . . makes an unusual Christmas gift. MISSILE FIZZLE JITTER! The amoka bad hardly settled i t Cap* Canaveral alter the world renowned "misfire," before Sena­ tor Holland pointed htl finger It the three mistakes ho lays the De­ partment of Defease has made in our mliilln program. (1) He laid ft wai unwiie to divide the pro­ gram between the three military services and 1st them fight and compete over who wee going to do what. (I) Ho laid that thoio la authority ahouid not have silowed themselves to be pushed in­ to this baity ami unwise experi­ ment by gossip sad criticism both here and oversea*. (1) He thlnhe we showed • "ridiculous depar­ ture" from our previous sound ap­ proach to the satellite launching program. "The aoooer we get over WW Nunn-Bush Freeman Star Brand They spin their wheels and ikld sideways. Thii (tails traffic. The folks behind them sit In their cars with heaters, defrosters, windshield wiper* and radios turn­ ed on. Batteries run down. Care run out of gsi. Tempers get short. And traffic itands still. Worst traf­ fic jam here was U miles loog. A trip that usually tikes thirty spact In theea two fialds." Holland minutes—took three hours the day ■aid that the seed for unification of the laow. Now the snow he* la our Armed Service* te so ur­ stopped toUling. Most of the streets gent, that if the Executive Depart­ have been sanded or scraped. But, ment doesn't take tome action to tbe snow Is still In our yard. Ele­ bring it about, he is sun the next ven lnchee deep, it keeps haunt­ ing us. It reminds ua that we still Congns* certainly will. MORE ARMY TO JAXT - The had better have our head exam­ move Is on to get the newly or­ ined. Anybody should know better. ganised Army 4th Corps hesdquar- Silting here "snowbound" when ton station In Jacksonville. Loa­ we should ba "Florida bound." der cf the drive is Congressman But that's tho way It goas—"next Charlie Bennstt Ho esye the year" wo always say. Even Corps should Include Florida, Geor­ though we don't do anything about gia, North and South Carolina. It—It nelly does make us home"With 3rd Army headquarters In lick. Atlanta. Jacksonville la tho logi­ cal place for tho Corps hcadquar- To push hie Idea, he made so niter hour* cell on* evening t u t week oo Secretary of the Army Wilbur M. Brucker In hie Penta­ gon office. 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Prlate, solids and quilted. 3.98 - 10.95 *Um Oar Layaway Plan** �ra veP»^r«T <V w £sl * y r.-te i » lO P ro tj lSO Soutl In Christmas Program Friday To Have Program LAKE MONROE- “ The ISO fourth grade atwdenta of Change Their Minds" will be Soulhside School will present the title of the Christmas play "Story of Christmas" on Friday at lhv Lake Monroe School I afternoon at 1:00 P. M. to the at 7:30 o. m. Tha fllT wffl auditorium. presented by the third and • Oy VMG'MA t o r n . The five tsachera of the fourth grades. Nothing could be vaguer thin a c. grides have Iren working closely The giro chib will Mug man trying to osicribe a wadding, George Touhy called to tell me with their atudlnta, preparing maa carols. Santa Clztta will vUM a id *a part Art McCarthy, aa wttl Uut captain Frank R. More, who them for tho program. Thp teach­ toe ichoel after the program. projod aa ha la from hla duties ia wis itaUoned hero la Sanford aev- ers ar* Mrs. Ntaey Brick. Mrs. Ik e regular buaiseta meeting of All parpata a rt inrftad to attimd. VAH S, almost hit a aaaf today eril jeers ago he* boon transfer­ Hilda Davia, Mrs. Catherine Who!- the Gamma Omega Chapter ef ••’ 7 , aa ho told me about Don Luponc'a. red from headquarters in the Car­ chet. Miss Marguerite Dotain and BBA waa held Monday evening Art tald lha bridt won a dress ibbean to become the Command­ Mias Caroline McInnU. The direc­ ■t the heme if Mlaa Pally Walwith a tight top and ttosseclo'-h ing Officer of the Brunswick Na­ tor for the chenu of 1M children kir, liQl Oak Are. 00 the shirt Thorn aetaed to bo val Air Station, Brunswick, Me. la Mrs. Arietta Coberly, muale Tha buitnese meeting was con­ r . T. Meriwether Mma doubt about tho hvtdMmatai. That’a beck ia my country—amt teacher. ducted by the vice preaident. Miss wMC Mrs. D. B. Rocksy H tr name waa Claudia and she perhaps lobitar would tail* aa The.children will ilng a selec­ Walker In tike absence of the presi­ to Caplain More'e friends tion 1rof favorite Chrlttmas carols dent. Mra. -Brneat Cowley. Mrs. J. E. Terwilleger wort green, but beyood that ha Sanford aa it would to me, This and aongs. The publle is Invited A report was heard on the knew nothing. Don's good bachelor frionda gave Information reaches them just In to attend. Thanks giving basket given a nee­ Too big to wrap? Furcbaw • him a party Friday night, hoping time for Christmas card sending. dy family by the group and It was make a miniature of your gkR to convince him perhapa that mar­ Since th* golf elinie waa can* decided to again help tkii family to present oo Chriiimia Day. riage waa for the bird!, hut 1° r » celled beeiuae of tho bod wea­ at Chrtatmai. avail. The Lupone* are now happi­ ther, there was much milling Rushing season waa diseusied around el the C. C. today. Found ly honeymooning In Miamiby the group and plana started Men’s Jew elry Boo and Irwin Fleischer gave a out more local newi than national. for thp ertatTRURIDAT "drop in ’ party Tuesday night Ken Terbelt h is replaced depart­ Following to t buslneaa aajaion. (or Uielr ion Mat. and hla frieej ed Gen* Witgeti aa leeretery of Harry McCall. Manager ef the rtfreikmeito ef Chrtatmas rooUaa U'"- r , tram Camp Lajoune. Bob Banning, the Sanford Men'i Golf Associa­ Boys Camp at Ridgecrest will be aad coffee were eajeyed by Mr*. who qualified Tuesday for the P. tion. Ken and Jan were last aeon at Ihe First BapUat Church Dec. Jack Bchlrird, Mr*. Eugene Elred facia (from tha cold) 11 to ahow colored elides of the bridge. Mill Barbara Flynt. Mlee G. A. tournament. Itob won Ihe with AU-Marlne tournament In IBM— trying la line up their HtUe boy camp and apeak to boys about Lola Bartoeiu and Mlae Walker. la originally from Cleveland. Ohio. who had climbed to the top ef Camp Rldgacreat for boyi. It wai decided to hold the eoThursday la Church Wide VisitsMel li the homo tow*, golfer ef tho bleacher*. d e l meeting Taeeday. Dec. it lien day for too F in t Baptist whom wt are moat proud - and no Friend* of SherUtreke Wagner at n o W. llth It. at T:M with alouch hlmaelf—however h t had a will be glad to know that he is CCarol I "Choir (girls 9-13) of ,h a j Mr*. Estridge acting a , hoataaa. . v-'-1 bad day Tuesday, so now we will In town and available for tho next First Rspllst Church will rehearsal have to cheer (or hla good friend two weeks for coif, pirlirs nr —— — —— Bob. whgt hive ynu. SherUtreke U on at l:U p. m., the Concord Choir — — About 31 frianda "dropped In" IA hie way from JackimvtUo to Bt. (girls 13-11) st 7:oo and tha Church of too Radaamer at 3:30 aee Mel and meet Bob. Boo hid Loula where he will be a BAR Church Choir (adults) at l:M p. m. F. M. to rehears# the Christmai ptaewd her magnificent arrange­ rep to eomelhlng. Sanford I* hi * The Cub Scout Committee of th* program. AQ participant! era Give him a Tie Bar aad Caff ment* (done recently for the flo­ favorite visiting »pot-and he First Freibytrrian Church will ashed to know their parti, Links. See our large Mleetiom meet In Ihe Educational Building HliNIMY wer show) around the houie. The could net m in the tournament. &1 I Th Friendship Leagua of lha ENSIGN AND MRS. DONALD LUPONE, u th*> d«*c«nd (ha eltpa at tha Navy chapel, toseath an buffet table wee molt Chrtstmgiy 'is 11.30 up E. B. Smith was another stran­ at T:U p. m. honor gusrd of E m . Lupwia’a fellow officer# at VAH-3._The couala » U wed la*t Saturday. with red and gold flowers. Since ger aeen it the club this after­ The Dcsrons of tha Firit Pres-1 Congregational Chrlitiaa Church ( (Photo by Bergstrom) * i the boya could not bo here (or tho noon. The Smith* have moved to byterlan Church will meet lg toe will hare a Chrtitmaa party for Wart J«w«lry Its members It 1 :» p. m. MenYultUdo »*non. title la tho next Lakeland end are making them- Session Room at T:U p. m. STORK SATURDAY day, Dee. IB In th* Fellowship beat. And lucky Bob Bennlng can •alvei mighty scarce around these . Real Daughters Sunday school teachers and pu-| Hall Mrs. E. Benedict will be the 203 E. UL count his lueky stars that he knowi parte. FA 34111 pils will meet at the Lutharan hoatais. charming Fleischers. O f U.D.C. Honored theI potting of tho tournament, and If you know me. that 1» ibout all At Tea Tuesday you will hear this week, recordi In a double ring ceremony Sat chidi. Miss May Dickens, the oldest ehow that Roy Holler and Judge tirday at 1:00 P. M. Mias Joanne Mild of honor v u M in Angela [ p r a ia 0 Acuto was united In marriage to TucUii of Dunkirk. She was gown* Real Daughter of the U.D.C. In Ernest Householder were the first two to buy Ensign Donald Lupone. The bride cd In pink and carried a pink bou­ Sanford waa the epccial g u e st,--- ticket* for th* P. , G. , ia the daughter of Mr. and Mra. quet. Tuesday afternoon at a ten given I * ' ,n p r0 ttt" “ ‘h, doltn Acuta of Dunkirk, N. Y- The Best man for tha groom waa Country Club. grootn'a parents are Mr. and Mra. Ensign Glenn GrUfla. Uthar waa by the Norman Howard daVere Had hoped to aee my Mend Ensign Al Parker. Farming tha Chapter of tho U.D.C. Porky Oliver out there today, but Dominic Lupone of Dunkirk. The ceremony waa performed guard of lionor a* Ihe couple left The tea waa given at the homo ha moves faster than I ean. and In the chapel at the Sanford Naval the chapel, were Ena. Dave Rock­ of Mrs. George Harden, and hot*- waa out of light before I could Air Station, with Father Hubbell ford, Eni. Ed Williams, Lt. <jg) ored all of lha Real Daughters trap him. Porky mad* many eon Larry Corrorna, Ens. Bob Kenne­ quests here last year when he officiating. The chapel waa decorated with dy, Eni. Marty Heckler, and Ena. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Harden wa* th* winter pro at the M. C. white gladioli and greenery. Tra- Art McCarthy. They are all bro­ were Mrs. W. C. HIU and Mrs. ditional wedding music waa play* ther officers In VAH-3, to which Emmet McCall. Ihe groom la attached. The dining table was covered cd by Ihe organist. The bride waa given in marriage A reception followed the cere­ with an Imported eulwork doth. THURIDAT by her fathtr. Hir gown waa mony at the B. 0. Q. The couple Pink gladioli and red chrysanthe­ Sanford Evening Home Demon­ white satin with a round nack and left for a ho.ieymoon In Miami, mums formed the centerpiece, three quarter length ileeves. The after which they will rciido in which wee flanked by silver can­ stration Club will have a meeting waltz length skirt waa covered Sanford. Ensign Lupone la a gra­ delabra bearing pink candles. Mrs. Thursday at tha homt of Mrs. Sa­ with an overskirt of tulle, liar duate of Dunkirk High School and Harden's prlti winning arrange­ ra Kate Myars, anytime after l:0B shoulder veil was 'attached to a Fedonla State Teaeheri’ College ments were apparent In Ihe living p. m. Those who do not know lha way may meet at to* Center at room and hall. roranet of irer) pearl. She earned N. Y. B y Fielderest, m id* of rsyon-cotton-orlon. Com* a bouquet of white chrysantheMra. David Caldwell, president 7:00 P. M. The Seminole Rebecce Lodge No. mums and purple throated orof the local chapter, poured. Other ptetely washable, “guaranteed forever against Joy Ruth Class Real Daughters honored, besides 43 will meet Thursday night it m oth damage." Twin and doublt size in tho "New Miss Dickens, were Mra. Claude 1:00 P. M. Initiation and ChristMakes Plans Pilot Club Hos Herndon, Mra. R. J. Holley. Mrs. maa party at Oddflllowi lfalli ' H. L. Perkins Sr.. Mrs. A. B. Wal­ The Senford Duplicate Bridge Crusader «o!id" end "R oiette print." For Christmas 'a lace. Mra. Roy Wright, Mra. W, P. Club meets at 1:00 P. M. at the Christmas Party Yacht Club. Thera will be Indi­ Highlight of the Pilot Club's an­ The Joy Ruth Sunday School Fields and Mrs. J. St. Clair White. vidual play. nual Christmas party which waa Clasa of the First Bantlit Church FRIDAY held in the Yacht Club on Tues­ held the regular monthly business Otto Thomas. Mrs. Sylvia Huff22.95 - 31.95 The SalUe Harrison Chapter of and social meeting Monday even­ day evening was the musical pro­ moh. Mrs. Richmond L. Griner. the D. A. R. will meet at th* ing at the home of Mrs. Jack Mar­ gram put on by Rodger Gregory Mrs. Marvin Wood, Mrs. Bill of Mrs. ’F. E. Bole for the and Lee ?rscr of Orlnndo. They tin. Mrs. Alfred Chiles, class pres­ Johni Jr., Mrs. Ray McKee Jr., home regular meeting and Christmas ident, conducted the meeting. presented "Musical Memorlea" on Mrs. Alfred Chiles Jr. and Mrs. party, Friday, December 13 at The devotional wa* .given by Bob Compton. the Hammond organ. 3:00 P. M. Co-hos(*ii«i will be Mr. Sager, sested at the organ, Mrg. Griner and Mrs. Carrigan. Ths next meeting nil) be held Mrs. E. M. Hoke and Mrs. A. C. gate a perfect imitation of the Rrporti were given bv group lead­ at the home of Mrs. R L. Griner. lemon. All vlittiag daughters ar* old fashioned circus calliope, ban­ ers. plana were made for visita­ ' invited. jo music, Jack Benny's violin and tion of members and protoecta. Hawaiian guitar music, while Mr. Mrs. William Cagle, Mrs. M. H. Thla beautiful blanket ia an ideal w eight for Spring, Summer, Gregory gave an interesting com­ Jones, Mrs. Marlon Wood. Mrs. mentary. They acrompanled the Sylvia Huffman, Mra. Riy McKee Fall. Solid background with hand-ucrecttcd print design. gursts for Ihe singing of "White Jr. were welcomed as new mem­ Christmas" and concluded their bers. Yearbooks were given to all program with "Silent Night. Holy members. Plan to mova to 115 Magnolto In January MOSS H O S E ......................12.95 Night" played against a back­ Toys were brought to be given to the 3-ycar-old Sunday school clast ground of soft camllrlighlPINK CARNATION . . .. 8.95 Mri. David Uatchel had charge and department at Christmas, of the program and introduced the riin i ware mide to send Christ­ musician*. Mra. D. K MeNab, mas lifts to aa elght-yegr-eld boy president, welcomed Plloli and at the Children’s Home In Lake their guests. Hostniex were Mrs. land, Fla. The child Is sponsored It. M. Bill, Mrs. Sue Stevenson, by the class. Mrs. Esther Rive and Mill Doro­ A cash gift was made to pur­ chase a gift for ■ patient at the thy Jouraki*. Sanitarium near Or­ All colon In Purrey, Acrllnn, Cotton L Nylon, Heirloom. All Prior to the Christmas dutatr Tubereulaii* Six members voluntatrad to which wa* itrved by Mrs. H. W. lando. gift boxes for patients. Wool, Rayon A Nylon. What could b« a warmer gift than a Little, Mrs. Harvey Swanson read pack Letters were read from recent a beautiful Christmas message and who have moved. Christ­ offered thanks. Gifts were present­ members luscious Chatham blanket from Vowell'g. m cards were signed by the ed to Mra. Lltlle and Mra. R- A. eu lm to be sent to them. Howell Sr. During tha social hour, a Bible 6.95 up The banquet tables, plared In a game was played. Eliaaheth Chilei If stupe. were covered with while received the award. Mr». Bette All Wool linen cloths and beautifully deco­ Rengen won a word game. The rated with frosted candles, snow hoiten served delirious refresh­ $15.00 NOW tipped fern, miniature angels and ment! to Mrs. A J. Peterson. Mra, Chru'raai tress fishloned of W. A Cagle. Mr* Sf. H. Jonei. bright colored bills Gifts were Mra. Don R eign. Mra. Wm. Car exchanged among the members rigan, Mr*. Howard Altman, Mr* and "Secret P*l»". Solid colored gorgeoua comforter, dacron filled. Give a useful In keeping with the club's Men- .. tal Health project, each member 1 , : „ _ brought a giy Chrlatraai card Mr' » * ? •* Swinion reminded gift and a luxurious gift this Chrletmas. They’ll appreciate with II Inside, to b . lent to the ra* ? ^ rr ^ ^ ,ukb ' e!!d Mental Health Institution at Ar whichwill be held In the and enjoy It also. radii. The cards and money, It lfm U- She an­ OTHERS LOW u s , explained by Mrs B E. Chan- nounccd her for the man. president of the Seminole party. 16.95 Pilots and gueit* enjoying the 'County Mental Hsalth Association, AS PRICE ! will b» distributed to the imiivi* party were Mr. and Mrs t B tuats in the Institution to spend Randall. J r . Mr. and Mrs. George A Siine. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. as they please Following the dinner and pro Payne, Sir. and Mrs. H. A. Swangram a short buiineas meeting *°n* s,r ™d Hr*' n re a a up for C hrtatm aa and a a v t too! Sloktly new F ill waa held with Mrs MeNab prf’id *r • >,r, M.r*' J ° * U r i ' d* ** aulta in regular and 1 st - models. Ing Members were reminded that *lr' *™ *!. « * Rh « * £ * » * « ! ’ they were to ring th- bell for Ihe s ^t ,,r; *"d *; J!r’ Salvation Army on Ssturday. D»e ,r'' * 'j! G*lcb*i} lnd Mr . Gift Certificates In Any Amount 11 at tha Past Office and Mr- and l.,¥ ,£ N7 ' - . Crory'! from »:00 A. M. to J .'0 Mrg °jp. Jj|U# Mra. 0. t Goff! Conning The Gamma Omegas Hold Business Meet Monday News Church Calendar M iss Acuto W ed In Navy Chapel To Ensign D. Lupone O f VAH-5 u H - • . -• oneLovingQiff Calendar • ^ (£ ^ Open Friday Night 'till 3 :3 0 Electric C H A TH A M P-m. Blanket #• P R IN T PRE-MOVAL 0 , SUIT C H A TH A M SOLID SALE 4 ^ w • Comforter * 3 9 .9 5 K 1 Mrs ail.*natc.iei. r , i,-,.! commuoity Nsney Brock,Mra. E ith er serv- Mrs . .. «... lee chairman, reportedthat the Rh*. Mre. S.dnay rowlar, Mrs. . , __ . . i. . . . . . . f„ , h Joho I smberlsno. Mr*. Patsy B.uClU£ ‘ , r ; aett. M» Verne C. Messenger. I ,n' ^u^hddreo A of ^canned Mr> M- E- Berryhitl, Mrs. LiUtan ‘ Vickery, Mrs. Su. Slovenian. Me. Genre. A sfino and * » • » f y Riwllnl. Mr. B E m hen who atluied tto Chapman Miss Lucy Nowlin. Mias club's float In th* Christmas par^ M D®” U,y 'd C U m IZ o ^ O V L 0 MEN S WEAR 306 E. Firat St. SANFORD FA 2-1535 "Peanut Bowl Tickets Now On Sale" �. ¥ ' Bfl n tm By H U T COVINGTON Sanford SeminoUa M l p a l M haadltag and eewtrel type basketball in winning (M r f b i| |ara« on tha road la ever three gnan la New Smyrna laal Tuesday night. Tha vanity now p acta a M record while tha JC*» hava fbOavad la tholr Mg hrothara b a t (topi with aa Ldentical m ar t , la an thno of their atarta they hava played errorleaa ball and abow that they plaa to gtva Sanford tt*a flret winning te a a dace MM. Tha heat record to ha foen in Sinfbrd recently waa la 1W whoa tha team came op with I wine. Thla fait atart baa finally created entbuilaim among the aporta fatii of Sanford and eoaeh Bod Layer or get everyone to tarn out and aopport thla fine •quid of toys. Tha Samlaolea will go agalnit the Lyman Greyhound* hen tomor­ row night In a double header which wfl) gat underway at T:M In tha High School auditorium. It Is re­ ported that the Greyhound* have a very ocrappy aquad so tt ihould prove very Interesting down to tha laat minute. Sopfcemore guard, Ray Lundquiet, who tattered laat year aa a freshman, lid bis aquad against the Cudai with a very Impreulve I t point total. Ray went "wild" In the second half end wricked tha Cudai chances with file driv­ ing lay-ups. Re also did a vary fine Job on defense by holding hie man to a mere S points. Big Mike Tamny, who only fin­ ished on Uie gridiron last Satur­ day night, and Joa High literally controlled both boards throughout the contest and aided tho eause greatly. High, who Is leading scor­ er for the Semlnoles, hit 4 field goals end I free throws to come In second with II points. Foreward, Bruce McCoy hit four set shots from the outride and tha only thing the ball hit waa the bottom nf the net. Bruce alto con­ tributed to tho victory with Ma share of tho rebounds. Guard, John Barley, worked an night with Lundqulit hi the bell handling department and wai able to hit for S points. It was a very Impressive team victory and all the boys worked together on overy play. Very few mistake! were made, as tt ean plainly bo seen by the outcome of tho scare. This learn could very well be the sleeper that the local folks have been waiting for for so long. Plan to com* out to ovary homo game and give them your full eupport. While the Varsity wai very 1m- 111 b it; retired i s peers age and It's la that soma 'at yea younger a may hava lest him in tha a of Routs Rockne, who was Btamparary end friendly foe, m tha Dutchman saver w u koala T-form at Ion at Chicago’s O a k Park High School la MU, orl- gloated the huddle, perfected the Mkral pass from center end aired • a screen peas. h p gained added fame, after Ma retirement from the gridiron at tha age of U, as the "Remfcrendt of lha prairies" But while M e oils are highly prised, he ta rre d a long apprenticeship which alerted whan he’quit school i t M to become a sign painter. Bern In Berlin, Zup Immigrated with hla family to Milwaukee when he was two yaars old. After that first awing with a alga paint* ar*a brush ha returned to gradu­ ate Arum high school, went back la algn painting and then again re­ turned to Ms schooling by metricslating at the University of Wlaeousln. Tried Mtottog Agile Alt got another cut from the Zuppke brush even before football. But after an unsuccessful "fling" St painting la New York Zuppke took e post u football coach at Muahagoa, Mich., High School In lMM. In MM he moved to Oak Park where, It might be added, one fo his player* was a lad Bsmad Kmeat Hemingway, who sleo has contributed hla bit to the arte. Then, b MU, Zuppke turned down offers from m era l other aoI!c*ei to start ■ M-year tenure which made him a legend at Illinois. Remembered area mors than the sueeeie of hla teamf, which captured teven Big Ten championships, was tho Zuppke wit. When on# critic contended that "all Grange can do la run" Zup shot MOT IN ROCKIES "jssomr By JERRY COVINGTON Tho Sixth grade Liens, tod by Captain George PIttard wBI go against the Tigers af the fifth grade tomorrow night at the Me­ morial Stadium to the Graamar School FTA sponsored event b what proves to be one of the moat thrill packed conteete of Ita Mod —anywhere! I Thla tremendous PEANUT BOWL event le schedul­ ed to hnsta M ’ • « and s tarfe crowd b entidpeUd. Tho event will also bring two all iter teams of the Grammar school together in a contest that will mead the championship of the sehooL The Tlgera are captained by none other than "Fireball, Cy Fitton, of the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ preailve In their victory, Coach tion and he hsa elated that Ms Dick SUver’i JV chargee a n not a te be overlooked. They racked team b fit and ready to rail the Cuda JV'a by a ( W eeon. big score against the Ltooa with Tarry Cbrlitenson hit for M points their deadly passing attack. Fltton te lead hla team males for the is slated to start at the left end third consecutive contest. Earl position. Other standouts to the Summer sill waa again tha rebound­ ing ace and Alex HeKIbbln waa Tlgera lineup are: BO "Keys" very efficient In tha hall-handling Stamper, who will be running at department the Bill back slot Harry "Ballet" SANFORD Robson a terrific end, AI "Sgte McCoy 44 •t 1g shine" Stanley, Brack ’’Slinky” Tamny S s 11 11 MeMurray •• •I Parkins, and Bralloy "Milkman" •• High 4 • id M Odham. Barley Is While the Tlgera are dreaming tl at Lundqulat I• T T U M of a pushover victory, "Lightning" PIttard and hla charges have other IT ' SI Ideas. Possessing a "Mercury IT NEW SMYRNA swift" bunch of backs they stand Kordsn s s • a very fine chance of outseorlng Roberts • 0 0 tho Tigers. With PIttard calling Shipm an 10 0 • » the shots from the quarterback Xing 1 a ■lot, O. L. 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Phone FA 2-2821 ■9 �Individualism 1 In Children [ f r i/ f c if t t M mKtA Vi MANAGER LEO BITTNER, b a t e d 8UU f i m .- n ' Market Manager p*reaa* Market rtporta ia Me •M m at the new market ta be dedicated tomorrow at I o'clock. (Photo by B ern trow) ASST. MANAGER SANDY ANDERSON and B.tretary, Mr*. Edith M. Dutton. Tha inita of of. flcta ore upltd by supervisory personnel la In the aaat end of tha now Sanford Farmers’ Markat ta bo dedicated tomorrow, (Photo by nergalrom) NEW YORK (UP) - "At tti* time of the year, just about this weak when I was yeuag, onathird of tha population began fndnlging In wish-making a n d dream-manufacturing. Thus ipoka Wilbur, aur office grouch. Only this time ha didn't ■earn so much grouehy as just plain wistful. Which third Is that, old boy? “The UtUe c h i l d r e n , lame brain,” said Wilbur. "Wa used ta gat stara ta our little ayaa and bagln thinking abant what tha world owed us for Christmas.” You mesa visions of sugsr plums dsnetd In your heads, the way It saya In tha old poem about tha Night before Chriatmaa? '■Never heard of a sugar plum,” said Wilbur. "What danced In our beads were things like Flexible Filers and modtl trains, skatss and toys and baseball bats, and wo wished and wished and wished so hard that soma of tha wishing sometimes came true. What's the maltar with kids today, anyhow!" dual Dream Wllbnr Why nothing, Wllbnr. What do you mean, what's tha matter with them! They wtah and draam just the wsy you did. "I will bet you a pretty pen­ ny (he talks (that way st times) that If you took a kld-ln-the-street poll you’d find that today's or­ ganisation child, If he dreama at all before Chrlslmas, dreams not In terms of himself as so Individ­ ual but . . . ” Wilbur, you had better halt right there, in mid • sermon, be­ cause you art getting a bit hard ta digest Organization c h i l d ! Himself si an Individual! Do you have ta carry on that way In the middle of a busy office? "What I am trying to thrust through your skull,” said Wilbur "Is that In my day as a moppet we wished In terms of ourselves and what we—me, I, little Wilbur —was going to get for Christ­ mas.” Selfish little rascal wersn't you! "Completely," said W i l b u r . "And here’s the thing. Todsy, what with yth* sprawl of televi­ sion across tho country, kids are conscious of tha group, of tha or­ ganisation of society, of their Identification with tha family — and what’s good for tha group Is good for them.” Just what are you getting at, If anything! Kids Different Today "Simply this,” said W i l b u r . "Kids are losing their Individual­ ity. When 1 was a kid. each other kid was an Individual.” Yosh, amt one of them was a rest character—namely, you. "Hist I was,” said Wilbur proudly. "Now, It seems to me from what I see, all the kids are beginning lo merge Into one mew­ ing blah, a sort of pack, you know what I mean?” I know what you mean and I also know you're craiy. You got any kids of your own, or In your family! "No, but 1 got eyes,” said Wil­ bur. Well, you b o 11 • r get 'em changed, old man. You ain't been so far off bass since you laughed at tha rocket-to-the-moon boys. You get ona child — just ona — around you for a day and you'll learn what individualism Is. You M ay Be C ausing Your Own H eadaches pyHMUEILI A PERSON who trios to be par-headache remtdlaa probably wffl feet tn everything he does vUl give prompt relief. But that's only very often And his rtwird Is—a! temporary help. You want to prehradaeht. rent thcoe baadaebaa from tol don’t want you to aas this currtng. u an excuse for not really trying To do that, you*va sol In anything yoa do. But tha fact change your attitude about a la that those of you who work too of things. hard to do too much art perfect For ona thing, don’t Insist on perfection In everything you do. candidates (or migraines. Do your boat, but dont try to work Attacks Aru lovoeu beyond your capacity. Migrates headaches aru < by a painful distension of t h a Too ' head’s blood vessels. Often they Don’t are very severe and throbbing. In ana day bad attacks, you may beeoma 111 Jobs eai and even vomit | tomorrow. While they can begin any time, Taka time out to relax. I know they usually start early in the'you housewives have a lot of m ornlnr You might have one chores to do about tha home, when you awake. INevertheless, try to set up a reguWhat can bo dona about them! lar time for Just sitting and restAs you know, I’ve always u rr * teg. you to sea your doctor when you] one more thin*. Try to aeeept a n 111. This advice la Just u ap-| people aa they are. Don’t expect pile able In a ease of prolonged too much from them—or yourand repeated headaches. Isalt. T ain R Easy o r a n o w AIR) a x t w h However, two out of ovury three1 .. N.: Are brain persona with headaches can d* .able? g n at deal toward helping t* -■ Answer: If It la dlaeovarad early selves If they win only tab*' ...ga enough, and If proper treatment a bit easier and no’ io do Is Instituted before It has pro* everything Just rtgh Igretsed, brain tumor may ha A eoupls of aspirin or other, helped by surgery or '-ray. YOU'RE TELLING ME! — ly W1UIAM IITT — Central Press Writer TO KEEP triffle rolling tn Moscow, on Jan. 1 tha local au­ thorities wilt rvmova all speed limits on that city’s streets. Sounds IDie a Red plot to Uqul* data tha pedestrian. t t t The new Moteow ao-epewMImlf Ordinance Is «fmMl safe fe prove • crock-up as well as o'crack-po* lau>. » t t Zadek Dumkepf predldt the Mim s * sky will M so fall of AyInf hampers and fandsr* Ike Bussklt w ant ha able ta sea thalr favartta sputnik. I t f Speaking of collisions, we see where a French liner collided with a whale off the Canary Islands. Tha vtssel steamed to Marseille* for repairs. Don’t STAIRCASE leading to lb* tnestanln* Moor of the AsaFarm ers’ Market which Is to ha dedicated tomorrow, (Photo by Bergstrom) know where tha what* went— probably tn search of a good lawyer. I ! t A noted fsperj on (ha English language say* ll‘s Oif f* say "ain’t . V o w , ain’t THAT some* thing t I t t COMPLIMENTS OF Stow Ilka their feeds sweeter than •women de, aeeerdlng te en eipert en eatables. Maybe te, but den’l depend en H1A la buy the anniversary baa ef eandyl t 1 I A note bearing a demand that $10 be left outside the front door was found attached to an arrow which had been shot Into the side of a Warwick. R. t , bom*. Can’t b* Indiana—they would have wanted wampum. Progressive Printing Commercial Printing At IPs Finest Letterheads Business Forms CALL FA 2-2951 103 W. 13th St. Ju st One Block East of the M arket The Grand Opening The Original One Si Market! Farmers Of Continued Growth and Success We Are Proud To This Great Central Florida Institution To Have Been Selected General Contractors For This Modern Edifice- -‘I Folders • Cards Rubber Stamps Gregg, Gibson and Gregg LEESBURG, FLORIDA �*; yr: ,«T>r P t lt lN T r_ . . . -j m iJ - .JM BHBk Fourteenth W eekly Edition Smoke J 1 . ‘ ?y. i V-. »; X R Aflftio Comp* in Daloraa Bailey litor Kathy Carlos Editor » John Miller Alfred Meltwater was bora very i Joyea Benton, SU rtar Jo an , Evin K n tia rt, Pam young, esaetly two y a m baton M i 9 b d tm , OM dU W anuck, A uw tte V itas bit Mcood birthday ta big mother • • • • - . Alfred Meltwater Christmas Nightmare iNational - New Student ■any new Tom r i M i | lin lu le * a n W a g e vtetertoui Jab this JUI the M s at IBS l . m l ttaee pay*- We have ■a T h rin T I— la Dm world ta ear bay*. Why to it that Beaato Breaks to ■M aa the taeee. It Mens l i n e itBMT stodaate at achoal lately that It's beginning ta ba difficult chaoilnr a mw student on wham ta writ*. Juat tha urns, lesion akaoM be M rs prirttegad, tad. ttiarofni a, • up aaw student af tha wash la John Ott, a Senior. John come* ta ua from Berea High lehaal la Berta, a Uttia com­ munity about tha aba of Sanford, near Cleveland, 0. John w u bora than aa rib . it, 1 M0 . Being aa Ohioan, John le a ns tural-born railroad anthuilast. Pro­ bably, though, ha enjoys music battar; ha was *wlih a local 4-H Bead tor six yam and with the Berea High School Bead for a number ef year*. He la now play­ ing lh* saxophone In our own SHS Band. u wa gtria caa eery well aee. 1 veaier what gal Wfll tateh tola eye Ojat; . Speaking af avaiUbler. that •M at llada Caaaoa haau’t found a nritaMa foltow-ei yet. : H«va Ha (alia tu that what ba mlates to a d aena guya talking about moot about Ohio U that thara he her In the very beet of tasei, but did a g nat deal of hiking with m actios. Cana on bo;*, get on the Etplortrs Scouts. No doubt . Han’t you think that Terry Trai­ led Betty Ana Johnson are a perfect natehT .Wall, THEY do! Bath are wonderfully hippy, with etch other. Susan Water* and Wally PblUai are still dating Heady. They eura da look neat logethar. Wa aU want ta thank Red Bar­ ber for being up her* at the High School te talk to ue. It mtkoi tu ; feci good to know an elumnua who 1 really made food, i Michael Pop* to staring the 1'Do* we-do long". Yet, to bo lura. ihe'e ; available. Saemi Uha Bobby and David both want to remody that r5ft\ gttuntioB. m - ■r.-- The Kay Club Ball to coming up Dot. IB. You bays bad batter gat ta a burry and ret a data with your favorite girl Wore lomione els# boats you to her. Wa Juet heard from a certain Cuban bay (Guais who) that a certain Cuban girl will bo arriv­ ing In town toon enough. All we know la her nime, Aniela. I veryone item a to have had a "wonderful time over tho Thank*living holiday!. I can name a lot af people who earn* back to school with stars la their eyes. Diana Pie Lecher for one. I wonder why? T Joanna Hufhey and Mark McTeer have been teen together an awful lot lately, but from an In­ side eource tome the nawi that aba will be eicerted by a Band etudfvt ta the Chrlitma* Ball. Wanted! feting more of Bonnio Malkina and Rlehard Barnei to­ gether. They are a iwcet pair. Mtchard. you would be comldered •mart if you would think serioutly *f ho will became more accustomed to our “ wildernesses" here In our itats In no tlmo. John, welcome to Semloolt High; we waot you ta know we are very glad that you want to graduate from our achool. himself a girl. Good for her, I would say. That Dsvto boy la really something! We know she's really sweet; Mike thinks a lot of her. Hava you seen “Selma* Williams aod Kit lately? I aaw them at church last Sunday night. They era a lovable couple. You bad bettar hold on to a sweet girl like Jane, Kit. 1 know a lot of fellows who would like a data with bar. Lfatan to your Student Club to­ night at T:18 over station WTRR. 1400 on your radio dial, to hoar of tha Importaot new* event* at SHS. What’a wrong? ? Min Ann Cryshoulder Informs ua that ahe hasn't been receiving any letters lately. It seems to ua that after Indulging In the sight of those report cards for one week, someone would bo worried. We understand that the P-TA his brought up the question of the Teen Code again. Does anybody want to expreis any opinions? Tell your parents lo come down for the nest meeting; lt’a really some­ thing to talk about. If by any chance the Band's b ra n section sounds unusually loud of late, you'll find the change In pitch due to that newcomer John Ott and his saxophone. I wander If that pula anybody out of builnisi. Problem Corner Beta Society Dear Miss Oy-ahaoidar By Betty lyo* Sdvldaa Who are you? Do you aver plan I had a dream (or should 1 aa> to tall? Tbere'l a let ad «* who nightmare) the other sight; aae 1 Journalism Club Boys A n Urged •ad hia father. Thus, ba became are vary curious ta know wba you won’t easily forgot. o m of the family. a Prepares Material tret To Got Dotes Chrlitma* was Juat around the His parents bad decided long The Woadcnri corner, hut something was m in ­ before ha had hem barn to name For Key Club Boll For Smoke Signals Dear Wonderm ing, Pustlad at first. I didn’t w al­ L ut'Friday, while ereryoM waa him after hia younger slater who ls* Just what It w u . By Angoto Ceospala Every Friday, during activity Wall, It finally happened. At lari unfortunately died throe months Me one w u busy with last rela­ boUeriag and cbearing at the pap parted,'white shears are ringing luaaaa has qaaatloMd my Identi­ baton ha wat b an . Mar M an was TU* to tha last w aning you’ll te shopping. The stares ware Rally during Activity Parted, a Elolaa, but since be waa a bay, his get from me. If yay boys dou't empty: Just IHm mid-summer. If number ef «e upperclassmen and through Semtnola High’s halls, ty. Chances are ywu would ba ex­ tremely surprised If I revetted my thoughtful parents decided that a hurry up and gat a date, you Just om drove along the dark streets were listening to a spokesman for your Journalism Club Is working Identity. X will give you a little more fitting name would ba hia won't be abla to-go to tha Christ- at night, there ware no decorated hnrd ta tartar to you Um “Smokn M at though. I can ba aeon at SHS dead slater's last name Meltwater. m u Ball, an 0*4. IB, I to IS p. m. tru e with resplendent tight* flick, Iha.KaUooal Bate Society. Blgaala". Our spooler. Mr. Ralph only five days a weak, between Thus be w u namad Alfred Melt­ trtag through tha window*, or no Tho Beta, la a national society Bay,- alavas faithfully to have the tha hours af • a. m. and 3:9> p. at tha Mayfair Tea, ipoaaond by water after his only dead lister. colorful yard decoration*. Mother* itabllabed tor the purpose ef material ready tor The Sanford m. (Big help aren’t I) V you.aM As Alfred grew aod time passed, Use Kay Club. reo’t planning turkey dinners developing cltteeaaUp to the high your curious friends continue To Ellta Vihles, unofficial spokes­ he beeam* older and older, and Herald by Saturday morning, five every year he would have another woman (Is there such a thing?) wjth dressing and cranberry sauce. school. It is restricted to sopho­ dayi before “Signals" come out is read my Problem Career I may e ole spinsters who live Just more*. Juniors, and seniors in high really shock you aU ana day and birthday. Hia parent*, though, for tha Kay Chib Sweethearts (the down the street, were their usual tha paper. reveal my identity. TUI thaa-t'U w en getting older than b«; for, _ knot, with an A to B avarafi, aelves. Even tha Msraass ba seeing you and vice versa.but Instead of tha usual officer* af •very year Urey would have two ether two are Jaaiea Lux to sad grraeby commendable conduct, ate. The so­ let’s bop* you don't realise ill birthdays to hit om . Thu*, when Barbara MltehsQ), tells ua that; af Christmas didn’t seaen ta cheer ciety k u chapter* la » states, a slub, we have editors. he was born he was oM-iwenUetb In additloa te the Dane* Band, their lomtwhal warped senses of with a total membership of about Editor— Angela Compain (and humor; and the sandlet team's lost Dear Mias Cry-shoulder bis red pcndil) the age of his father, yet whan ho there’ll ba nfreshmeate, and, of football TO,000. Admission fee U $1.50. wasn’t returned. was twenty, he waa nlraady o m - count, attendance prise (sorry, Stringers didn't wavs and greet Anyone who ta Interested in Associate Editor—Delores Bailey I’m vary fond af all my teachers and I would Ilka ta know If tlere (humbly aervtaf now) no swMihearte will be gtvaa away half as old as hia father. one another os tha street ta a gay knowing more about tha organisa­ ta any way I eaa show thorn haw A aavere blow HU Alfred In hia this time). Tha girls wilt ba work­ Yule-Tide manner. Ne secrets or tion or In forming a local chapter Social Editor— Kathy C a r l a s much I apperelate tholr Uma-s% (with tha news) early adoleactoca: ha suffered ing really hnrd (no wilt the Kay surprise* lurked In tha air. will find it profitable to see Mr. uadanteadlng. gravely from a horrible bicycle Club mambara) to decorate the Then I knew—NO CHRISTMAS Bracken. Even If you believe you Feature Editor— Claudia War- Dear — mack (always helping) accident. It happened in the fol­ Mayfair for this affair. This will SPIRIT! are not qualified. ft is worth your Photographer— Jimmy Blythe Yea. there are many ways lo ba the first dance sponsored by the lowing manner. show your teschora that you Ap­ Awaking and hoping to shako white to contact Mr. Bracken, and ( f " ‘ hia camera) Key Club to a long time, and U Alfred waa being driven to •way tha 'rightful dream. I triad later b . bringing your grades up Freshman Editor— John Milter preciate them taking an interest successful, It will no doubt ba aa achool by his m atanal uncle's te bring into focus the real* Christ­ if that's your worry. Tha formation “Tho Question of the Week" is In you. You can be ceoperatlvv In grandfather's ion’s brother's son- annual avast to forthcomlag years. mas picture, but to na avail. I of a local chapter should bo af prepared by Joyce Benton. “Liza every way and always submit So, remtmber, make your rein-law, a distant relative to ba could not erase tha spiritless particular interest to the freshmen, Jan *’1 fa written by Pam St. John. your utmost attention. You can sura, whom Alfred later discover­ ■orvaltoea with either Bruce Hold Christmas from my mind. since they can do very well to The Cry'-Shoulder Column Is made remember them n Christmas by or me. Ve will announce Urn dead ed ta ba his own father. Tha boy atari being good UUte boys and possible through Uw efforts ef a rending them a card. It isn't- wcMany people complain that had rolled tho window down Juat line for reservation* tomorrow, Christmas la avcrly commmlalfs- girts from m w , and than, aaxt vary uodantandtag person, alias eoiaary te buy each a gift Tnfteu Admission will ba ttJO par couple aa hia father suddenly stopped for •d. Ii my dream thetr idea ef a year—maybe—they might be quali­ Ann Cry-shoulder. Everyone ta Im­ you dacldo \o do re, which wetfll a green light to open the door ef with reirrratiou or M stag. And, Christmas minus the commerce! fied te form oat. portant Id the eluh. Work U con­ be vary thoughtful gesture. hia ear so that he could close It pleaae, no caraegee. Christmas la what we make It. tributed by all,- and even by some (open doors being very dankeroua The spirit of giving and receiving lo “ what wa’U give." Subcon­ non-member*. I won’t name anyin a moving automobile). This Is a part of It. Commercialization sciously, moat paopl* are filled ono else from f u r of leaving event eauiad Alfred to fly out tho Wishing Corner hasn't anything to do with i t with excitement to December net aomsoB* out Aa X mantloned, window without breaking tha low. By Shirley l e a n Many years ago, we were givee from tho giving sod receiving •varyoaa la Important. fu g fif end window. If you made a wish and it cams a gift of all gifts. standpoint, but from the wonderAny Information la appreciated Ho landed on one of tho ear’t true, what would you wish tor? It*a n.tural that, when one it oua spirit and warm iaellng which and all suggestion* are accepted. seat cushions which had fallen Sandra Kadar—1 will not answer young, he thinks of “What he's go- la present. If you ora Interested In Journalism, K m u m out of tho car whan hia fathar had on tha graundi It might Incriml- tag to gat", but, u tea grow old­ Tha trie meaning of Christmas contact Mr. Ray. After aU, tha opened the door. The cuahloae had nate me. er, this le changed la moat eases can nevtr ba forgotten. “ Smoko Blgnala” are for you. bounced ott a , speeding truck Helen P ittir d - I wish 1 knew (which tha pallet wtro following who called me tha other night. and fortunately caught later) and Ethel Lee Riser—I wish I had had caught the boy baforn ha hit another wish. Betsy WUUama— I wish I waa tha ground; while tha father ram mad his head Into tha front window a Junior or sealer. Annette Yetea— I'd wish te have causing serious wound*, w a a thrust In tha stomach by tha ataar* David back to Saatord agala. lng wheel causing indigestion, and Shirley Jones— Elvla and hia broke hia backbone from lack of Cadillacs. Jeannette Herblson— That's my aeit cushions causing general an easiness. iceret. The police returned after having Rosemary Southward— Juat be­ penalised the driver of tha dan­ tween me and you, you'll aever *, gerous speeding truck and fined know. Alfred's father a sum of ten dol­ Angle Stewart—abet you thought lars for driving without a license. I would tell, A pickup truck came, having been Sara Thigpen— I iriah Robert called by Mr. Meltwater, and, Stewart was In high school. while towing the car away, yank­ ed the car so rapidly that the his father-in-law and hte mothertrunk flew open, permitting Al­ in-law. Fortunately for memory's fred's blka (which to this time had sake, the two were married for tha bean aloriged inside the trunk) to same number of years and bad tho crash into the sidewalk. Disheart­ aama number ef children. Alfred, ened Alfred cried upon seeing his being a very humans man, laved beloved bike shattered. Thus, Al­ his wife and children. And Alfred, fred learned the meaning of be­ being very human, dltd upon the reavement In his early childhood. exact date of hia death. Thui, the Alfred married tha daughter of story of Alfred ended. WANT ADS Best Wishes about this. Rodents! Ret Day le coming, tad In tha near future, too. Peit h i- control la the idea. Behave your­ self. Bow dawn to the upperclaas■MS and aophomorei. Juat think (t), you'll b« remembered. BUly Vlaeint and his girl are •till going eteady. Cloud eevea la their favorite haunt. 8bs aayt, •'BUly to tha moat!" Tha bait thing! are Urn email tklagi. Irma proves It. Juat aak to o the lion. Thera la now one tamo lion, thinks to Irma. AU tha little Freshmen are won­ dering what the Jurgen is. Wstcha •ay. upperclassmen, ihsll we de­ lay tha shock on the poor, uncxpeeling rata? Hava you seen Ted Jackioa'e girl friend? She Is s darling! They even go to church together on Sun­ days. That to something we should all try to do, go to church together. It looks Ilka a lot of our guys at school have gtrl friends in Cube Just U Prank Averett. He’ll sho-v you a picture ef hie woman. She's a nice-looking chick, Frank! Does anyoas know what Jimmy Xmersoa finds in Interesting In Gainesville? Maybe he llkea tha U. af r . campus? Naw, It must be hia steady flame. Huh. Jimmy? It’s awful that aba had to move. What's this? Mika has found Cothose, washable rayona and Bbsm marked ‘ vet dyed" or “vat printed" era color-fast ta launder­ ing. aualigkt and dry cleaning. W E A R E PROUD of being chosen to install TH E P LU M B IN G In The Beautiful New SANFORD STATE FARMERS' MARKET An farming and o th er tffrl* cultural pursuits la aliU tha principal manna of livllhood tn Central Florida, so la LEE BROS, th a lamdtoff residential and commercial plumbing contractor in tha Seminole Cotmty area. us to supply concrete blocks & concrete I f I lif ilt r i CRANE Quality Plumbing Since 1917 "Sony, dear—1 can’t afford ta family and confiscatory tax* ■twwm u n tool" — evw % PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 319 Elm Ave. SANFORD .9 floor for this new edifice ! M A S O N CONCRETE Co. FA 2-0852 LEESBURG* FLORIDA �I •j r v- By GAT PAULBY ViMed P ren n’o m n 'i Editor * NEW YORK ( UP)—Thla ii the time of the year we ruih out to buy sifts for someone «Ue to nuh back and exchange after Ckriatmat. Perhaps It's a red chiffon nightle for an aunt who has slept in flannels for years, or golf tees ‘for an uncle whoso main exercise Is getting up from the table. WkatsTer the reasons, the ex­ changes and returns are Inevita­ ble. And most stores have devel­ oped the phllosphlcal attitude that the customer usually Is right after the holidays, even If he re­ turns cost money In extra person­ nel and handling. Most stores try to trim the postholiday rush by pre-holiday ad­ vice. Take the adjustments de­ partment of Abraham and Straus, one of the nation’s largest depart­ ment stone. U came out today wtlh a guide to gift selection for “A Happy After Christmas." Select With Care The department m a n a g e r Charles A. Binder, said the ftn t rule Is: "Avoid fever and flurry and give your selections some thought. Desperation b u y i n g size Is the nM>.sbcr one reason for returns. Don’t tell the salesman, "my husband is about the same size as that man over there In the grey suit. . ." —Know the taste of the person for whom you’re shopping. And don’t Inflict your taste on others. Buying cuff links for a man who hates French cuffs means your gift goes back after Dec. 23.. —Compere notes and share shopping secrets with f a m i l y BANDY ANDERSON. ASST. MANAGER of thee Sanford State Farmers' Market using the brand members and mutual friends, to new Ilowe Scales in the new market to be dedicated tomorrow. (Photo by Bergstrom) avoid duplication, another basic cause for returns. Your six-yearAmerica's first philanthropist old nieee may have waited all was George Peabody (1795-1M0), year for a new doll, but she for whom the city of Peabody, Mass., was named. He made gifts of more than 12 million dotlara dur­ ing his lifetime. would rather have a doll and a doll wardrobe and doll furniture, than to end up with three dolls, all alike. —In shopping for children, age level is Important." "It’s too old for him," Is the most common complain of mothers returning toys. "Actually." said Binder, "990, 909 of every one million custom­ ers have legitimate reasons for return or exchange." It’s the one In the million which gives a store Its biggest head­ ache, or is biggest laugh. Women Make Most Returns Binder said women make more returns than men, but not neces­ sarily because they are harder to please, "They do most of the shopping to begin with," he said, “and they have more time to make returns." In the men’s division. Items most frequently brought back, Binder said, are shirts, ties, and wallets; in the feminine depart­ ment, blouses, perfumes, com­ pacts and lingerie—"I don't know why,” said Binder, "but some people will insist on giving a black nightgown to a 95-year-old woman." Binder said that contrary to many of the cartoons, adjusmen departments gear for the post holiday rush and' make he best of It. His favorite return was not aftrr Christmas, but af­ ter a wedding. "I looked up one day and here was a young couple loaded with a small ton of bundles," he sakl "They lugged the works up to the counter, unwrapped everything and said: " ’Okay, now which of this b yours 7"* ELECTRIC METERS AND MAIN power twitch Is In this specially constructed section at the Sanford State Farmers' .Market being dedicated tomorrow. (Photo by Bergstrom) The SANFORD MERCHANTS RECCOMENDS Thai Sanford Stores Observe Following Evening Christmas Shopping Hours: Give Beauty For Christmas Evenings 'til S A T U R D A Y , Dec. 21s M O N D A Y , D e c . 23 r d These Hours To lie In Addition To Knch Store’s Own Regular Schedule JU S T A RRIV ED ! Assorted Sizes, Beveled Electro Plated, Copper ^ The ’ Backed, Polished Plate Glass Mirrors Modern Venetian \ And Framed — From 10.95 up • T O N N F .A IT S IL H O U ­ ETTE in an Imported amber Your (iluss & Taint Headquarters' FA 2-1622 tv-ecd coat and ik irt roitum e U from Frederic Harvey. Tha aeven-elghlhv-Ungth coat eov•ra an amber illk-aatin blouie with beluw-elbow tlcevci. who had a part in making possible the magnificent new one-stop ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE O PEN H O U SE Our hank Is t modern financial "shopping center" . . . offering n wide variety of services. Let us talk them over w ith you— FRENCH AVE. at 13th STREET • Savings and Checking Arrounlo • Handy Night Depository • T rareler’a Cheques • ranvenirnt Rank-hy-Mail Plan • Safe Deposit lloars • Walk-Up Servlet Window • All Typea of Fiaanciag Member Federal Deposit Inaurai Corporation • I'hrlalmaa Savings Dub *SANEORD Atlanticimsbnal bat C r fb M iM o d W S (4 /lliih d VUkTktAtUHikMitiotutIJiMlcfMuitnilfy �teSH iv :- of Central Florida We, the Produce Brokers, Truckers, Packers and Fan • • of Central Florida take a great deal of pride in our work. Now we can point with /4 equal pride to the magnificent structure where this ' business is / / <<* ^ carried Corley Produce C o ., Inc. G row m sad Shippers Tire Service Directly Across From Market AH Florida Vegetables and C itrus Berl Henson Produce All FralU and V n .u h l.. for Mlxara Foie Beans Our Specialty Anderson's Refrigerated Service Truck B rain "Service la Our Product* Harold H . Kastner Co. Richard Packard, G n l Mgr. H. J. Davidson, Sales Read F. Rohcna C itru s F ru its and Vegetables Oarld K. Gm a, S r, Aaaadata Truck Transportation Broker Leo Butner Sandy Anderson, �mm a fiw ja ROY SYMES Truck Broker Growers and Shippers Truck Broken W est F irs t S tr e e t All F ruits and Vegetables G r g w . Ship ■ Huy In* Broker Patrick Fruit Corporation Growero — Peckers Citrus Fruits TRUCK BROKERAGE CO.. INC Hwy. 17-92—2 Miles South of Market Southward Fruit Co. TEXAS OIL CO Growers — Peckers (Market Service Station) O ranges - Grapefruit • Tangerines R. S. BATES Sanford Produce Co At Skinner, Owner TRUCKING COHPANT 1510 S. French Ave. ro ta to ea • Cabbage • All Vegetables Grower* end Packers Grower and Shipper Citrus F ru its and Vegetables L. H. Lewis, -r_V * Director Of Markets I . j 1 l |L z l| �— ly I IN NETT CWF—------------r* ROUCHOMARX is of tha moet faithful-—and articulate udtmint* of U Hollywood Start, a htstball team rot G given to winning too many cliamplonahlpr. **'* t r t long ago, In cm BBCTIONB to the fianferd Citato Farmers' Market te with Mloa Busan Williams Ins pectins produce hoi imstrew. The l u t e Prodeco Ca.’s ooctloa to ■hewn shipping. Handling the baskets at right io Phillip D, In God la my salvation and my g lo ry i th e reck of my strength, and my nfugs, Is la Ged,—(Psalm 62, 7.) To whom can one with an* falling eaaurnnce turn In timo of deep sorrow, when his own strength Is as waterT Thera Uonty one sure salvation,one ■urs source of strength, end thejt la in God. lie la ever present, ever reedy to save ua from the depths of despair. sssaasaaesEsaa Tarodty Orel* No. 1 wQI meet • " • t I p. m. at the homo of M rt.' J 3. U. Ttmrpaoa to comlsao the (tody as Coovmatioaa: Christ, « the Church and R an. i ** Wednesday the Business W ea-! *" en'i creep will m eet , Thursday the choir, Welter Piper _ director will practice at S p. ■. g* Friday the Business Woman's gt group will be hosteiaee for e shew- M] er recoption for newly wtda Mr. __ and Mrt. Joseph Rossi. The party win bo held in the church begins' lng at I p. m. AH friends of the young couple a n Incited to attend, r " Saturday— win be the first rehearse 1 for the Dec. a Christmas program. Please b a n an the “ children taking part at the chnrth “ by 1 p. m. m. Joanne Gardner sold that then were to members present last week at the Chamber «i Com- m mere* meeting. Final plana wfil he frc made for the common!ty Christ- K m u Tree. This Is an an nul erect i la tha life of Lake Mary ind wtQ ^ worth tbs time, effort end money. I • Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Berko are' at tha proud grandparents of their ] first granddaughter Penelope Lyna ^ Brown, hern Nor. M in Orange u i Memorial Hospital. Tha daughter w, of Mr. and Mr*. Paul trewu of i Casselberry weighed Stt peuadt. m The Browns hare a ion Paul. n< Recently Mrs. Naomi Laundry re and family of Veto Beach called be on Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burke. Mrs. be Burke and Mrt. Laundry gradual- pr ed from high school together and eh had net eeen each ether for some time. ea Mrs. Edna Humphry was ffl Pi Monday so I taught her third J . grade dais. It seemed aoodd to foi be teaching In tho same room M where I bad gone to school a long- pe long time ago. The children wen ee all so good and belpfel. It was Urn te a vacation for me. wi Saturday I got • long letter tt from Katherine Ramsey. Many of ar us remember her mother much of better. Mrs. Ramiey w u known and loved by everyone in Lake card*. Call ms or drop ms • note Mary, Mlit Ramsey says that bar, about your Chriitmia get-togethmothcr has been bedridden for air era. Phone when I may be reachyears. She often talks and wonder* ed to FA S-SMt. about all her old friends In the Oh yet, don't forget the Homs South. They have lived in N. J. Demonstration bake sale nest Monfor the past several yean. day. Laura Kroger chairman, said There will be a called eongraga- that they hope to have a great tlonal meeting Sunday at the Com- array of Chriatmai cookie*. The munity Presbyterian Church. All tala will be la front of tha peat m fact, the Stan finished tu t. e mew SO game* or ao be* Mad the dumps of the dr* cult The players were prop* a r t y apprehensive when they heard that Oroucho not only w u arranging a dinner in their honor, but proposed to be the principal speaker. T a tha sarly spring out (respects locked pretty good.” weans I Oroucho, “but then earns the first disaster: til our tegular players reported. By May, we faced n crisis. Luckily we bad Um kind of management that e u equal to rgwwy. Tha price of perking was raised to thlrty.fhrt cents." s e e Maager of e burlesque show panted hla wife's telephoned that ho eomo homo pronto for o delayed supper with a soothho tt easy, ton, W to home in two thakca." • FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS Open Saturdays 9 to 12 N oon PAirfoa 3-374$ Offks Mean; Dwity f-Sj Friday T-f; (bad Istvrdey minmm DOWNTOWN-40t Well Central Avows.. . .Garden 3-649$ COiOMAlTOWM—1243 Best Colonial Drive.GArden 3-3643 VtSITI MIAMI PIAMT—King Aloha mmed V of Morocco looks over models of If. 3. Air Force planes whllo touring nn aviation plant In Uurbank, Calif. The king also visited a motion picture studio and a supermarket. (International) Legal Notice ty and t h a t I Inteail to r*sl*t»r said sa m e w ith the C lerk of Ih, Circuit Court, Utmlnol* County. Florida In accordant-* with th« nruVUlon* of the Flctltloua Nam* Ml*. 1*. to.w11 Sectloa Stl.CI r ta r ld * atilt*. 111*. ( t l u n s t u r f ) John N u l l , I o n ^ rtC T iT in u a v . t u u Ko t i c h ih u t;m c u v o iv c n THAT 1 a m #n**«e<l In bualn*** a t « t l Uaniord All. Ii*nk U ltla. under the flctltlou, n*m* of BanP r u p , r l lf » a n d th a t I Intend r , s l a t e r ealrt nam* with tha Clerk ot th e C ircuit Court, UemlacU County, F lorida 1* a e r n r d a n e , with the provlelont of the Klctltloue Nnmn Htatute. to-wlt Section SSS.CV Florida Satute a t i l l . ( i l f n a t u r e ) Florent-a If. Ilarrlee r I leans*• < rn r.n n riiu u TO ACL ru lltitV I IIAVISII r i . tr a in o n m t w v n t e A t m x s r SAIII KSTVTKl Tou and *«rh nf you a r* h«r*hr potlflid ami r x i u l r a d to fit* any *l,lm« and de m a n d s whtrH ynu. nr e l t h i f of yuu. may hav* acnlnat lil t e t a l s Is the n fllm nf Hi>n„r. J* Krn*,l llo u i h n l d tr , County Ju d s * nf ilrmlnol* County, at hi* e f n r* In tha Court llnuae. In It**fold, Florid*, w ithin e ta h t c*t*n• a r month* from Ih# llm* of Ih# n t ouMlonllun of t h l , nolle, a r h rl*lm o r demand meet h* le w r l i l n r and conta in ll>* plv-* of reildenre and poet office nddr»,» • f ihe c la im a n t and muel be eworn to by the c la im a n t, hi* *«*nt or attorney, or the eame tb a ll be void. t« w te W. Ptnuu, Jr. A* A d m lnlatrator of uitd •elate Flr*t Publicatio n T)*r»mb*r S, 1IST. JUnJnmln F. Mm*ther# Attorney a t U * R S r o nor airs Orlando, Flo rid a S o m u c h s w a A ta r a n d f r a s h a r - t h U it the m l true taste! Mrs. Filbert's Margarine is ■ new flavor discovery-a great w*u> recipe. So good—you'd never dream it was margarine! R e a l t r u e a r o m a , t o o l Remove ia gold foil fresb-wrap . . . and surprise! You sniff that sweet fresh new! And don't forget— 19,000 units of Vitamin A fortify every pound for children’s health! L u x u r y t a s te - w ith o u t luxury price! If your family likes that real true taste; they'll tote new Mrs. Filbert's! The Filbert family make* this spread with hommtyte goodness—so much tweeter, so ^ much fresher. Serve it tonight I are proud to have been choeen to Install all Llghla and Wiring. ELECTRICAL 116 Magnolia Ave. CONTRACTOR Imported Italian Leather Hundbuga 13.50 Give Mom a Swaatar by Schlarlpellt MARY-ESTnER’S "Featuring Fashion, Just for You' 200 N. Park SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East First St. Shadow Boras—Cadar Cheats Lamp*— Planters Sofa Pillow* Jewelite Brush A Comb Seta 13.50 up Draeser Seta |4.25 up FAUSTS DRUG STORE * * * * * * * * * For enjoyable reading Poet’f £Jss of the Beautiful $250,000 Gift It***—Nevolttoa Revlon • Thao Bandar Cosmetics Permanent Wavs Specials HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 105 8 . Oak FA 2-5742 $8.85 to 114.85 Y O W E L L *S Elsenhower ts shown wearing *t the White Hour# sn 11,500 brown beaver east presented to her by the fur trappers of Maine. She Imlsled on paying |3R3 for the actual production of the coat, which ihe declined to accept until advised It would help the Maine beaver fur trade. Individual trappers contributed to the fur gift. DON'T MISS QUtt hr Htf ^ lng and Davis Glamours OROMESH BAGS Assorted Styles OIVIN FUR C O A T -M n. Mamie b o tic r t o i y itltifw llw <! YOU'LL FIND NEW MRS. HIBIRrS MAROARINI IN YOUR GROCtR'S REFRIGERATED CASE C G. Soarra Distributing Company Orlando, Florida 615 W. Robinson Avenue pi, r.A TOUCHTON DRUG CO, FA 2-2482 LINGERIE Laed trimmed or Tailored Gowns, ihortla Pajamas, Robes Panties Slips, Half-Sill ItOLLYWOo! SHOP Westinghouse Portable TV Now 589.00 With Trad* In Baggerly Appliance Center 115 S. Matjrol'n FA 2-5 W lih r H iw i^ RECORDS Children’* Records WINN TV SANFORD FURNITURE CO 300 East First St. Living Room Suits*— Mirror* Bedroom Suites—Bookcases Threw Rugs—Cedar Kobe* Snack Seta Compote* Candy Dish** Religious Figurines Monrea Corner Craft and Gift Shop — Out West First SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East First St. Smoking Stands—Eaiy Chairs Table Radios—Hassocks Desks O. D Farrall’e ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: The Very Best 310 E. First St. Washable Jackets in Assorted Colors and Styles Bletuau for HER In Nvlon, Wool and Gabardine Tailored and Dreaij B. L. PERKINS A SON AH Styles and Colon, 1 204 East First Hl-Fidelit; 52.88 to 514.85 Phonograpf Dad will b* pleased T O W E L L *S 5108.85 to ( i Beyond Words with a Hit By Adam Door Mirror GAHRETT'r II a 88 Crystal Sheat I E. First /A 2-5244 A Special Gift for the Family 110.85 each Everyone will enjoy ualng a im p Give him on* of our handaoma gonkarik Glass A'Paint Co. 2 W. Second FA 2-4626 Smith-Corona Portable Typewrite; Cuff Link and Tio Bar Seta HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE Many Style* to Choose From 314 Magnolia 53.50 up Complete Lin* of Buxton WM. E. KADER, JEWELER Leatherwara. Billfolds, Nice ralection of Gift* Glasses Case. Kay Cato. For the Kitchen Fir* Extinguishers, Life and Cigarette Cate*. 52.26 up Preserver* Cushions and TOUCHTON DRUG CO. RANDALL ELECTRIC C Low price Shotgun Shell* 111 Magnolia FA i W. P. SMITH FA 2-4224 LINGERIE 2515 Park Are. Panties, Slips, Gowns, and Consols Sats Pajamas ia nylon and Rayon Vasa* — PileKara — Bawl* Kodak Movie Projector, 3mm By Munalngwear Decorative Candle* 582.00 PURCELL CO. Monroe Comer Craft and Gift TOUCHTON DRUG r Shop — Out West First ;2t E. FI-*' Shall hove a Beautiful Strand PA v TRIVETS Of Cultured Pearl*. See our reproductions, practical elegant array. Priced to fit rmtive. All tizas. shape tha budget___ te*. 60e up WM. E. KADER. JEWELER ! HITCHING POST ThU *pace la roservad ELECTRIC TRAIN Bee our selection or and Aecessorie* for you Buxton and Princeae Gardner For (our Christmas Billfolds, Cigarette Lighters, Shopping Bargains WINN T Case*, and Glass case*. For only a nominal coat POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY �D SELLIN G CLASSIFIED INDEX S i b "I THANE* KENNETH R PLACE 1 LOST A FOUND Retired or Newlywed* REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER S FOE U N T 10OB E. Tad PBona FA 1-0H I Due to ow ner*------------- .... S BSACI U N T ALA are authorised to offer thl* on. MWWWEWBEWE'on cor­ usually nice I Bedroom Sana, 4 WAVTXD U BENT neTTot ner lot. WithuTa S p H S p Bblocka l * downS— REAL ESTATE FOE SALE enclosed |« rife . kitchen equlpptown business section. Will airaly located and a beautlS-FARM9. ACE RAGE. GROVES make n nice horn# for a large ly landacaped yard, all for family T U A L ESTATE WANTED or good apartment IUOO.OO, aa low M $1,000.00 5 nSCELLAMBOUB down, 17LOO monthly, so cloa- house, rh. PA 3-2358. k.FLOWSRS. PLANTS, ln* cotta. Sat Setstool# Realty, Cherry ___ SHRUBS 1901 Park Ava. Dial PA l - l » —Notary 121S W. 14 I t Pear-Barber Shop S S K S M S S flS S - . t t BOATS A MOTORS ____ Modern S bedroom home on Urge SB FARM SUPPLIES * MACEDf* corner lot, nicely Undscaocd, W l H AY S A HON E BET fully equipped, near achool. Im­ FOB YOU as mediate possession. 41-000. down (Paata?) Balance financed. C. A. WHIDIS ARTKLB DON, SIL, 201 S. Park Ava. HOMES— S as PUCES l a EAT T*L PA 24001. l A a M t k * BEAUT1 PAELOBS FARMER’S AGENCY Cai II* S. Frtnch At*. WANTED N. V. Farmer, Realtor Mrs. Gayla Osborne, Assoe. WANTED Phone FA 3-5231, or FA 2-2614 I.ocOtite* Sooth ______ - U i l t r i EA MONBT to LOAN Naw a fT k ln " * * Oaka - TatuviUe as SPECIAL SEBTKSS $700.00 Down I U BOOFINO A PLUMMWt Featurea alactrto kitebaas, tanaaFHA tai service s a l PEA to floors, and choica rctidantial lac atrilabtt. loatloaa. W* can qualify y*o for aaa ad A. K. Shoemaker, Jr; thaaa homaa is 30 minute*. You Phona FA 2-3104 caa Mart aa jo y ii^ U a a Devoleaod hr CARD OP THANKS Th# family of JOHN H. LUNDO D H A M ft QUIST wiah to exprre* thalr TUDOR, ln e. gratitude to everyone for thalr kindncw, sympathy and flower* during thalr rrcant bereavement, Cor. Ewf. 1M1 A riB I eapecially thanking: Rar. Luther PBom PA 3-1441 Taiktr, Rev. H. M. Snow. Iron BRAILEY ODHAM, A Carpenter Worker* of Enter, priae. Local 237.1 Carpentera Union, Central Florida Well Drillerf. Witliard Oil Company, M ust Sell Country H o n s Saara Roebuck, Auditing Dept., I bedroom, 14 bath alder heme Jacksonville. In goad cenditioa on lirfS let road. 13144. with Mr*. H. E. Sterne* ami Family IMH t t goad N Dowa. 4 bedroom * hath home with like privilege*. Under fonitmctien. WELAEA APARTMENTS: rooms $18,609.00. 54,094.10 Down. ROSA L. PAYTON private baths. 114 W» Plrft SL Reglitered Real Estate Broker Ph FA 2-1301—17-93 at Hiawatha S«*wo. ski* far coorU or lu a s H v Private bath A PwtOAaM Sleepinr rooeme, TV. The Gablu, 401 Magnolia Ava., PA 24)710. 3 room furaUbed epertaatnL 311 Palmetto. A. B. PETUSOH Aaaociatee: A- B. n Jr.. P. J, Cheetoewe field W11latte, aid B. 4 liams, Bab Edwafdo A- C. nar. Lead lumper. 116 N. Park Ava. Ph. PA *<4114 Younc permanent couple deilrai 3 or 3 BE Kouaa, bltchan quip­ ped. by Jan. 1. Up to 190.00 month. Call Pruitt collect, Or­ lando GArden 4-H4T between 8 a.ra. A S p m. REAL ESTATE POE SALE MR. INVESTOR Do the upa and downa of the Stock Market keep you upact? Wo have 3 excellent offering* In Apartmenta Houiea with a proven record of net Income. Take advantage of the healthy rental market and invert in in­ come property. Let ua dUcuae ♦M* With V'OitL fUi Semi. PA Realty, 1901 Park Ava, 2-5233. N ew Homes on Lake Front Property REAL ESTATE DRJVE-IN 2544 French Ava.____ 9 J. W. HA LL, REALTOR Johnny Walker, Aaaodata 4 Homaa have been told *e “Call Hall1* Phona PA 1-4441 act now while thtie hm es are New 3 bedroom homo—55W- Csah under eonatruetlen. balance financed, C. A. WHIDDON. SR. 203 S. Park. Tel. FA 2-5WI. 51500.00 Down. Modern naw 3 bed room concrete block home. Out of city, with city convenience*. Ready to move in. Balance lik* rent. W. H. “ BILL- STEMPEE Realtor A Insurer Alloc. Guy Allen. Gretchen Hall, Arietta % i ct Everett Harper 112 X, P«rk Phona FA 2-41*91 Now Under ConstraetlM .1 bedroom, 1 hath 3 bedroom, 3 bath 4 bedroom, 3 both Stenstrom Realty H. E. STENSTROM All of these beautiful homes era Registered Broker located on Lake Front Lota. *447 L*urel — Phone FA 4-144# LAKE MARY Let for sale 100'x 116' lot for sale on Lake Mary Bird. 4 Longvood. Price 4350. Write Box JFH fo Sanford Herald. RAYMOND M7 BALL REALTOR Choose your choice of F inanelnr PUius FHA, FHA In Servlet and Conventional REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE FOR RESULTS List your property with u*. 204 S. Park Ava.. Sanford For tha home buy FA 2-5641 of a life-time tee TIUS YOU CAN AFFORD! New 3 bedroom horn— 4300. Cash, balance financed. C. A. WHID- Wellborn Phillips Jr, DON. SR. 302 S. Fark Ave. Tal. FA 4-3941. ____ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumley k UooteUh at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4641 l o r niero information eall tha office: Corner W. Cry­ 20 acre tile farm, 3 b e d r o o m stal Drive k Lake Marv hIV. ?ou»e,. 1*r*# terms. telephone FA 2-,491 or fT 2-3913 J. B. Levy. Ph. FA 4-1223. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, RaalUr Raymond Luadquial, Asaae. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. CLAYTON C. BROOKS 3'h H.P. Champion motor. like CLARK naw. 47L Ph. EA 2-0304 or sat at 110 San Cartel Avo. Wisard Powar-Matie 1 2 . __ , r N il Orlando dr. Ph. PA 2-2374 tionally clean and run very lit Highway XT-91 South Sanford tie. IL75. Ph. FA 2-417* after * p.m. PLUMBING Contract and Repair Work Dachshunds AKC Reg. R waeki Free Estimates old. Mala 150., Female I I I See I . L. HARVEY puppies and parent*. Ph. PA 2204 Sanford Av«. Phone FA 2-3343 3944. 44—PIANO SERVICE il—ARflfLEA WARTH* Old Hat t num in See Ray Herron For $25,000.00 Far Yaar Boat a naw Pontiac or Vauxhall. AI«o a good utad car. Ph. FA 2-0211 Saakarlk Gtaaa u d Paiot Co. or after 6 p.m. FA 2-26S3. 301 i t t - t u w- and sa. r a fa i-tarn West First St. WELL BULLING Fairbanka-Morae Pump* BOB WHITE TRAILER SALES Rspsira to lU makea 2105 8. Orange Rloiiom Tr.. Or­ HOWARD C. LONG lando. 1958 42 ft. 2 HR Mercurv 207 E. Commrrdal Ave, Manor trailer ui*d 4 week* Phoae FA 4-2633 53695. Al*o .1(1 fl. 2 HR, big re­ duction. Used trailer* wanted. HEATING CHarry 1-2212. H. a POPE CO. 260 8. Park —— FA 1-4214 1932 Two bedroom house trailer, 1500. and assume paymet*. Thrlfil - checking account m a t s FA 2-1350. only 42 for 20 checks at Florida State Rank of Sanford. ir-T - ^ A b ■KntT O " DRIVE A NEW CAR anywhere, GARRETTS HEWING CENTER White—Necchi—Elna anytime. Rental service Includes Wash, gas a n d insurance. Repairs on ell makes Machines FA 2-52U MERLE WARNER. National 121 East First S t Car Rentali, 401 E. lit SL, CARTER HOME CLEANING FA 2-3101. SERVICE Window k Wail Washing Floor Waxing—NOrth 4-4181 132 Htwiy 17 93 DeBary Tear Evlarudo Dealer IOBSOX SPORTING GOODS HUBY SPEARS 164 E. 1st Phone FA 2 SMI Ceramic Til* Contractor 2201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6123 JOHNSON MOTORS SEMINOLE SPORT1NO GOODS 2464 Sanford Ave. F t. FA 2-1542 i U - F L PMBIko *»d W ITHES FIBERGLASS SU PPLIES MtRANEY-SMITH PAINTS 2815 Park Ave. FA 2-6461 2-4996. die- Ph. Female Collie, I t month* old. American Kennel Club rsgisurad. Excellent pedigree, house broken. All permanent shots SEE CULLEN k HARKEY Mayfair Section. Lf- 3 BE. hem* fiv m . Very friendly. FA 2-6397. 110 X. Park At*. Ph. FA 2-1111 on IW lot*. FA 2-1696. By Owner . . . FA 2-3429 For the Bait Buy, in Real EitaU Rockets NEW YORK (UP)—Rocket idenlists and enfineeri who think they're fooling around with the latest thing In weapons may be startled to learn that It Just isn't so. Rockets are old hat, WANTED—All kinds of scrap ma­ PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 'An article In the July. 1154, Is­ W, L HARMON terial. Zuckrrman Salvage Yard PL FA 2-4334 Afttr ItN p- m. sue of Harper’s migaaino show* Phona FA 2-2694. conclusively that when it com** Wanted—Full sis* gw* range, to rocketry, there’* really nothing good condition. Call FA 2-1910. new under the Sputnik. Lf r f A U A n ----------- FRIGIDAIRE appUaneaa, sate They didn’t call them by Im­ and service. O- H. High. Oviada pressive names like Matador and Soft Water Shampoo Fla. Phona FO 9-4416 or San Atlas and Jupiler and Titan, or HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK fard FA 2-3889 afttr 4 p m . even Batooka, but It seams that 105 S. Oak AveFA 2-1742 "Rockets, considered as projec­ Electrical Contracting i x - m U L * *41LM w V V rTi.' tile weapons, were of great an­ Bouse WIrina and Hapalra RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. tiquity in India and China." Experienced waitress over 21, US Magnolia Dial FA 2 0914 Fired In Napoleonic Wars Apply Pig 'N Whisllo. The' unsigned Harper's article, Baby sitting 5 days a weak, cart PAINTING written 103 yeara ago revealed of 2 children. Call FA 2-0411. FLOOR aaadmg and finishing that big rocksta were first used t r iH U l H1U» WANlEft Cleaning, w s s l s g . Serving by warships in 1806 at Boulogne, during the Napoleonic wars. Seminole County tinea 1125. lots Wanted—to sail t _ "It was less than half an hour H. M Gttaaaa. Lake Nary ford Herald Monday through after the commencement of the HAVE HOME — Fridays at 3:30 p,m. Com* to Berry hill P a m , Contrictor Tha Herald office and ask for Licensed — Bonded — Union attack," (be article said, "that WILL SELL the town wai observed lo be on BUI Vincent afttr 3:30. F ret Eitimate — Compare uu* (Ire in many plaees. and th* Dees a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Flor Prices FA 2-2287 alter 5:00. Ida Room, Central heat, double iu-H ui *c — damige effected was doubtless carport and largo utility room evr y great . . . Lord Lauderdale, For Painting call Mr. Taiktr, Ph in beautiful Loch Arbor (near Wanted—Produce man and cashier, while passing through Boulogne Golf Course) iound like what esperisi rienced preferred. FOOD- FA 2 6159 or FA 2-6007. shortly aftsr the attack, waa vlgyou are looking for? The price It MART* Park and 23th St. TED BUMNETT IlianUy watched, lest he might ob­ unbelitvsblt, only $14,500.00, FOR BETTER PAINTING terms aa low at $1800 down, and serve the extent of he ravage." 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2*2974 you ran move in by Christmas. Copenhagen wss the target of Sea Seminole Realty, 1901 Park Experienced bookkeeper desire* "very heavy rockets" l o b b e d position. Write Box G.B. For Tainting and Repairing Ava. from ships in HOT. The nsw and Senford Herald. FRFD ROETTGER 2916 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0U9 much-feared weapons were used .* * A L 'k m w w m n Hava I ton Staka track A H ton pick up, Deslra odd jobs, haul­ House painting and repairing. in many land battles, among We C ss Sill Your Homs! ing. Ph FA 2-0513 around 4:00 Rraronable rates. Call FA 2-3139 these the Battle of W a t e r l o o , Buyer* with 11,000. to |5,000. where rockets wreicked "sad hav­ p.m* after 3:30. dawn payment. For latiafactory oc" and helped give Napoleon his results contact Seminole Realty. Maid, homework or babysitting. comeuppance. 1901 8. Perk Ava. Ph. FA 2 2109 IV. llth . Ph. 3-1403 .. . IN The rockets of that time were 5232. • to 10 feet high and weighed up n ^ gEtUna r w M i T i i a f f m Maple (o 300 pounds. The anonymous e -H IM IL U N M lT Wanted to buy small buslnoat, writer of the Hsrper'e article ob­ p X tackbf and belt ■b«P- Remodeling — Reroofing — Re­ served that "very pretty visitors LIVE BAIT Netting 15.000. or batter a yaar. siding — Materials — Contrac­ these to come hlssjng Into the Flaming's Rad A White Grocery Write C. K. BaUrv. ^ L. M. Mlaeuri Miaaawt S do*. |!.M tor! — Financing. midst of a town!" Bell, Vero Beach, Florida Pap-Guts Minaev* ...S dot. 95c Used Chinese Principle* IT—NOTT C KH—P pi K S O N.U.S —Worms— Th« 1* a pen to the Rita theatre In pre-CIvll Wss day*, war Phone: FA 2-1609 for Mrs. Patricia Hatchett. Eap. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby rockets were called "Congreve Open Seven Days a Week dale Dec. 31. 1957. Beds. Day. Week or Month— rockets," after Ihelr developer WOOD — WOOD — WOOD 33—SPECIAL SERVICES Tel FA 2-5181, I'urmture Center and ardent exponent, Sir William Genuine Pitch Pina A Oak. Fire 116 Weat Firat St Congreve. This gentleman, a sort Wood—Best deal In Town. Call TUMPS — SPRINKLER of latter-day Wernher von Braun, US and your wood worries ora NOTICE SYSTEMS ever. Bob A Ernie Morris Phona All type* and « We will be operating In our new modeeaUy Insisted that all he did "Do it Youraalf" FA 2*4429atorr at 2353 Park Ave. January was perfect the rocket principles of the Chinese. WE REPAIR A N D rtB V U E 1, 1958"TCwenTTGaSTTBuBT BAGGERLT APPLIANCE Machine8 aisd ^ 18—AHTICL1M FOB SATE" CENTER 207 W. 2nd St. rA 2-6444 SUNNILAND 115 S. Magnolia FA 21674 PRODUCTS 7tt H.P. Elgin Outboard Motor GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Chrysler Airtem p 57 Model. Run leea than in hri. PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL 2 mile* West of Town Coat 4165. Sacrifice for 155.00. Nanry Jackson Kenmor* Sewing machine. Cabin­ FA 2-0586. **■ c^ L V o , S 7 ‘ i FA 2-2017 et model. 57 model. Just like FA 1-4711 Mid-Season cabbiga plants. Fred 215 Oak Avenue new. Coit $138. Sacrifice for day «r Thurston. Ph. FA 2-3990. 175.00. GATLDf Call FA 2-1586. Brigg) A Stratton !•< H.P. Self SEND SUNSHINE to soma shut- Contractors, Dragline* t Gaaavn Propelled I^swn Mower. Six NOTICE inl Send flowers from SAN­ 2232, Ph FA 4-3276 Sanford months old. 21" Sacrifice for FORD FLOWER SHOP. FA 2- Mimngraph Printing — Typing- ThU is to notify all realtor* and 4100.00. broker* that tha following pro­ 1442. W* tslsgraph. U tter Writing — Card* and L C. Smith typewriter. Perfect perty has been sold. U tters Addrsssed — Phote condition—838.00. Robert A. Mayotte FI*HERS NURSERY Copies of important pspars­ 14' Admiral deep freeser. Perfect Star Route Citrus - Plants — Peal er edit reports — Collections.. condition. Cost fS80. Nsw motor. Enterprise, Fla. Cor. Magnolia A Onora FA 2-4433 Credit Bureau Of Btaford Sacrifice for 4150. Upright Rm. 403-04 San. All. Nat’l. Bank 11—ARTICLES FOR SALE model. Th. FA 2-1656. Rldr. Th. FA 2-4154 Cheat of Community Plat* Silver —Factory to you— Haynes Office Machine Co., Type V'aeuum vacuum uvD Cleaner nvr Rapalr* nvp«ui 76 pitcei. Many eitre nieces, Alanlnaei writers, adding machines, Sales l a■pairs R parts for ail*makaa of never used. 4 Samsonite folding Blinds Rentals, 314 Msg. FA 4-0462 clesnari. Electrolux, Hoover, Enclosed Venetian chairs, never out of original head. Sag proof bottom Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. ReplaceAtr-Way, __________ T r^ n m s n 3 S = n ra iJ ir wrappings. 2204 Oak Ave. rail with plastfe end), flattie men; psrts. Work guaranteed or rayon tapes. Colton or nylon Now taking order* for freih dress­ Free pi.-k up k dtUvery. Call It will pay YOU lo aaa ua before cord*. ed turkeys, call FA 2-6007. you buy. Open Evening* and 8 ralu u ik Glnms and Faint Co. Sundiyt. S -F L 'lM T tfo fi and------112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 BASTSIDE TRAILER BALDS *S S W L * ? *W’*.«end, HOUSEHOLD OOODg PalaUs, fla . programa, SELL US YOUR FURNIT'JRE ntte, c*. rh£ ^ t r e w r . DON'S COVER SHOP Print Cash for any amount Super TRADE-IN NOW Automobile Interior Decorator ^ 13th g j 2 *•*«Trading Post. 1 mil* south of fict th e moat fo r your old Seat Covert — Truck ^Sail* Sanford. Phone FA 2M77. 1st At Wtills Pantile—301 fu rn itu re . WOOLSEY Rsal Estate Invastments FA 2-0649 HOME IN MAYFAIR T h u n . Dee. 12.1957- A— PLUMUNO gad ROOF- BEAL ESTATE FOE SALE Pre-Moving Sal# Now going on tt BAGGERI.Y APPLIANCE CENTER US S. Magnolia FA 2 M71 $SAVE$ Furniture and Appliance* New Jk Uned Mather of Sanford 203-09 r.ttt First FA 3-0913 T-Shirts 4go — Paint 42.50 gal. Used furniture, sppllineei, tools Camp Good), Tarpaulins, Army- ete. Bought-iald. Larry's Mart Navy Surplus—110 Sanford Av*. 215 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 3*4132 Used Philen refrigerator, arro<» • niGVALUKS top freest • QUICK CREDIT FA 2-0632. • EASY TERMS Sweet Hamlin Oranges 11.25 per W1LSO.V.MA1ER bushel. R. W. Lord. FA 2-3219. New and Used Peraiter.Dreem navel pranre), $2.60 bushel -111 E. First Sl. Ph FA 2-5623 at the grove. You furnish bas­ ket*. Call FA 2 0975 after 5:00, SAVE AT ECHOLS A. M. RemusaL X nua A Pra-!nv*ntory It eu. ft. refrigerator, 4 room cir­ culating heater with tank. Tern,., SALE may be arranged. 2119 Orange BUY NOW WHILE ALL Ave. Ph. FA 2-1717. ITEMS ARE REDUCED Used pianos- spinets, baby grinds, ECHOLB BEDDING CO. uprights. Reasonable, guaranCor. 2nd k Magnolia FA 2-63il teed. Ph. FA 2-19U. "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Free Delivery 4 rooms of furnitura for aala *l*o t!)5fl Studchakcr. Call FA 250*9. Navel end juice oranges, So. Senford Ave., FA 2-5936. Good clean Philco Used Refri­ gerator. Special t75.(M) GOODYEAR SEKWCE STORE 113 9. Park FA 2 2821 k Repairs 1067 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2 6t44 Bendix automatic wisher, good condition. Beat offer gets i t Plumbing — Kresky Hrating 4909 W. let. M. G. HODGES 8crvic* on All Water Pumps— This is e pus to the Rits theatre Weils Drilled — Pumps for Alfred Chitse. Exp. date PioU B en Phone FA 2-6067 Dee. 2L 1957. THROW RUGS $4.50 VALUES TO $18.50 Paul F. Mueller & Son Or!*ado U»y. So. T \ 2.1353 Raaart Santas us* Sanford Herald want-Ads, to shop and savo Ih# easy way . . . For Christman . . . DAILY CRO SSW O RD -ILi'Jl-J tj( ILL! I '.tv’ifwn WI3 »; i, DOWN II. Not ACROSS -tll « U ' J ll ItiM 4. Voluntary wind, •J 4. Made. 1 3TCM3PIMM t ward m0 u lanBis relinquish, as cloth ment 19. Part 3. Bivalve ItlM T i^ d T 'l l of 2. Former moiiuak u n n a u isurtMt; IWilK tdOI.il O !«( 3. Letter faeo 9. Thruhed yrjt.in ■in j *0 A Great Lake 4- Man's nick. 26. Cheats UL’nm iriM iv« name (post ) 21 Con. QEJUUUn 12. Presses, as IVJtl.l 9. Scat eludes nnsrui-jre ,7r.’-'ii i potatoes 23. Epoch* _ •;rtriU u n t i r t a. Hauls 13. Capital 7. Constat, 19. Open­ (Guam) YeiieNer'e Asres* ings latlon 14. Evening 4. Feme eit 36. Leads 33. Capital f poet. > isw itx) Grate's land 37. Purpose 13. UttI* girl 9. Crawl 29. A going 36. Theater H t, 16. Land 34. Buahal Out 11. The measure (Scot) nostril* 10. Locations 37. Electrical 39. Subside 19, Timber13. Large Engineer boring 40. Spawn artery of (abbr) of fish beetles heart 14. Partly open 20. One-ipot i card r >1- Attorney* i\ early course of study 77” 23. God of lov* T’ 24. Th* Empire State 24. Conceal 34- Rubs but 31. Half *ma 32. Textile ecrew pints -3 Greek letter 34. Close t* tr 33- Genu* of cant* 36. Meuure r " of land 37. Put off 34. Eat aw*)-, _ •» earth 41. Sound, as a hors* 42. Falsi 43. Kind of fish 4( Honey mskrre r 1 J m T fr tr tr JT* 1 IT * * P Br TT IT ■ Ir " % rr r T ~ v r X T T T DAILY CROSSWORD Acno.w.w I. Excavates 9. Sutxidrs 9. Finch (Curl 10. Mu* Churchill 13. Dim 13 Strangle 14. Tree 13. Textile icrew pine IT. akin tumor 1*. Cry nf pern 11 Paaaea over 31. Drop 33. Tiny object 27. American Indiana 39. Depute 30. Rely 12. Finlihcs 33 Fang 39. Exclama­ tion* asm cartoons 39 Mulberry itnd.t 39 Mm Munion 46 Evrryor.* 41. Wool. bearers 43. Indian walercrart 4V Bret — . author 3. Begone Itoiloq.) 4. Lurk 9. Eluded 6. Exclama­ tion of rlugust 7. Forehead t. nice beer (Jsp ) 0 Fooled 11. Female party 16. Tear 19. Driving Ice and ram 30 Diieaae of sugar cane I E l.) 1i 14 CjmCIMfS riinaMld O n n a n rinn III) nnn oli fJBiUCI MMlk iiu k h a n a a tta a IIQI-1I1 ni:lf.U 1l4tl Eiyrirwun fiiDO t3 tm n o n uu r-ir-m E ffQ H Ill IteiX iiJlJ Ufluid 11111 111 YntHfir’e Aai*sr perron Put on 34. In this place It is silent 49. A fresh I mua.) 43. Oulcaat Trro ctaaa (Jap.) Charlie 41 Miaa Cardner detective T" % % rr ift TTIT • 4 48. Marbles 4» > r~ 1II >7 ?4 n I* 52 <7 4 >' u _. m •+ }’ r r a: $T ri %41 4 A t if m I4S 91 )• Ii T DOWN 1-----Water Gap 3 Mideaar kingdom (var.) M'dfc’H ld T~ 46. Levels 47. Cloee to L astniY Htwoir Cup edge :i Pale 33 Image (poi*.| 38. Stores In nllos 38. A prying 1 41 ui •i-ix £ �► ‘ , V M ir l* * n m t e a M d to i B B W lA P O ta, M ta . <OT) — 11m annual free baakctball elinic sponsored by the Unhmralty of Minnesota Athletic Department for coaches of this a n a wRl be hold Friday and Saturday. Kor. M , un­ der the direction of coach Out* Cos*tea. wttJl a combined capacity of 90,000 ihort tone, which srai then two per cent of tho national pulp out­ put far paper making. Today, saga tho National Georgraphlc Magitint, CT southern pulp mille ean produce aoate 1) million short tone, CT per eent of national capa- l( ) ( ) k is A Xu** iM ft h V i n e a r wi- itata* hod four wood-palp nCls tar all O r tlm* ft fa drinking, takta r one Ion* draught like a hora*. Other bird* dip up their bills into water and then tilt their bcada back while wallowing and ropcat Sunshine FO O D GOING OUT of M arket BUSINESS EVERYTHING MUST GO ! BELOW COST! lAORING DOWN THR MEZZANINK floor of tho Sanford Slate Farmer* Market. Ou tkla floor heaters' office* are Mated. Each stall at tbo now market being dedicated tomorrow ha* a • pi rat M dauaaa M the maaiaalae aad office. K ' SALE ENDS SATURDAY Slock Your Freezer and Food Pantry H O W ! 118 Magnolia Ave. Corner 2nd S t — SANFORD — 1 Guests sitting pretty?' Snacks popping-fiot? TUX SOUTH PLATFORM ad dace end fruit* or* loaded aa i Sanford S tate farm er*' M nrkut from which hundred* of tun* of pro­ day. Platform* a rt on both aides of th t hug* mndcren building. (Photo by Rcrg'troin) Woodchuck* gorge UicmstWe* with food before hibernating, then 'IvB off their own fat until iprlng. Thorton Durgrsa, noted author of tho l'otcr Hobbit children'* ilortci, own* tho oldest home In Hampden, Mass. " a lo n e . . . facing life tukes more cour­ age and more strength than any one o f us haa completely within himself. We need tht strength of God, too. And wa can find It— through regular family wor­ ship. Begin to find the strength of ivur life. Worship together lim week—and every week— at your Church or Synagogue. fuiiuiW Ma pailk Mn**M*• w t- w*nm milk fk* AdtfrUtlnf Comum. HONORIO ro t ATOMIC CONTSiatniON-Dr. ltn in t O. Lawrtiww, director of the University or Californio radiation laboratory at Berkeley, Calif , accept* tho 1057 Enrteo Fermi A .a rd of lb* Atomic F.norgy Commission. Presentation wa* mail* in Washing­ ton by ABC Chairman Lewis L. Straw* (teft) w ith Ur. Jama* B. Kalian (right), special assistant to the President on tcierm* and tochnotofT. pariktpatlng. Dr. Lawrence torsnOad f t SIX T H ANNUAL (policem an A (B a l Sal. Dec. 14, 1957 M A Y F A IR IN N MUSIC By "Tke Populates" • ★ 9:00’ Til - - - $1.50 person Benefit - - Police Benevolent Assn. For Reservation Call 6 DOOR PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY. Police Station * OPEN THE COKE - START THE FU N ! Hear yet Hear yel Hoflday good tfanss an coming up with guests a-plenty and- partiee galore. And what's wanted In tho refreshment line? Why, plenty of ice-cold Coke, of course. The sparkling pleasure, the bright little lift of Coca-Cola, makes everyone enjoy the party mom. The best-loved sparkling drink In all the world. . . that’s Coke! ... 'SK A PARTY IDIASs Turn "hard taura* mg In gay holiday green n*it time you aarra a fruit cake. Add a little groan food ooloeIng ta your favorite hard sauce rad pa. Ring th* fruit enka with gtneroua acoopa of this tinted sauce and aat out right next ta a trayful of lew-cold Cok*. lottied under aulhotfy of Th* Coca-Cola Company by ^ 4 T^ p (n#*Q V W J M k 9 �i* *-{ ■r*. r.™ . T? • ' ' fr , Britain, U S. Form Counter-Attack Against Soviet By JOSEF! W. GRIGG PARIS (U P )- The United States and Britain organized a counter­ attack today to smash the Soviet propaganda onslaught aimed at ■socking the NATO alliance and Iriihtenini Europe cut of setting up U. S. missile bases. Secretary of Slat* John Foster Duties dew In from Washington to join British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd who arrived Thursday night. They were expected to i NATO members present. throw their full weight behind the Diplomatic sources said the Mos­ cow statement* were carefully Anglo-American counterattack. With statesmen of tbe 15 NATO worded to take advantage of indi­ countries streaming by plane and vidual fears and distrusts ln a train for the greatest international major effort to split the North At* gathering here since the 1319 Ver­ Untie alliance wide open. Tried All Tricks sailles Conference, Moscow laid Moscow took advantage of the down a massive, drumfire barrage of pleas and threat* to the West. split over Suez, French anger at The summit meeting starts Mon­ Anglo-American arm* shipments day with the heads of state of all Uo Tunisia and a host ol minor grlenvances of NATO member s against the United States. U. S. and British diplomats al­ ready here moved swiftly to coun­ teract tht Soviet moves In behind the scenes talks with other delegates. it will be strengthened even more Saturday when President Elsenhower files in from Washing­ ton and joins British Prime Min­ ister Harold Macmillan, French Nr Premier Felix Halliard and West German Chancellor Konrad Aden­ auer In major "little summit" talks. The Moscow drive began Wed­ nesday with "peace" notes to the Western "Big Three" and Ger­ many. in a second round Thursday night Moscow proposed a peace treaty between the Soviet Union and the United States and in notes to all United Nation* members called for a non-aggression treaty between NATO and the Commun­ ist Warsaw Pact. Lodge To Speak Tbe offielal reply to the peace treaty proposal comes today at tha United Nations when U. S. Am­ bassador Henry Cabot Lodge is expected to give a "soft" answer —an approach suggested Thurs­ day night by Democratic Tarty leader Adlal Stevenson. tacks ‘‘if they are to come, would be based on matters not having solely to do with the basing of American-made missiles on Euro* pean soil." McElroy completed arrange* menls with Britain this week to station American missile bases on British soli, and the subject of other missile bases la expected t« be one of tbe major topics of the heads of state meeting. i litjM Shop and Save In Sanford W eather 0 ,1 . H j m er today and in­ sight; lowest tonight 38 to 44. Part­ ly eloady and warmer Saturday. ■ VOL. X U X But U. S. and British diplomats were frankly worried that some European NATO members, already disturbed by Soviet threats of re­ taliation against U. S. rocket bases on their territories, might he In­ cluded to heed the latest Moscow moves. U. S. Defense Secretary Neil MeElroy spoke out against these fears Thursday night. He assured West Europe that any Russian at- AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1909 FRIDAY, DECEMBER in. 1957 7 Month Old Baby Dies In House Fire Yesterday # United TriMi Leased W ire "NO. 14} M ozel Takes 4 Stroke Lead In PGA T ourney; Breaks Course Record Pro, Stan Motel failed to be dls-1 working on every green and was the cold weather and come In with In rite il by frecslng weather here able to stay In good position to a two over par—73. Hit closest A seven-month-old Negro baby yesterday and took a four stroke | take top money by Sunday. Ills competitor was all-service champ. was burned to death last night lead in the third Annual Mayfair card read—I 4-4 4-Z-3-3 5-4—33 3-4- Bob Benning of Camp LeJeune, when a frame dwelling on South­ North Carolina, who fired a 75 for Inn Open. He carded a fabulous 3-4-4-44-4-4—33—66. S3 on the beautiful fl.300 yard Two other favorltjs here In San­ the first round. west Bosd was destroyed by fire. Tomorrow that field will be out course and established a new rec­ ford, F.d Oliver and Ed Furgol, First reports of the fire were at ord here In Sanford. With old man carded identical sixty eights. They and the competitors for the top 5:30 p. m. yesterday when a weather plaguing some of the were also joined hy Gay Brewer money In the 115,000 event wltl be neighbor. W. R. Brown, called the greatest, Stan played his best of Cincinnati and Ernie Boros uf set lo fight It out down to Ihe wire. Sanford Fire Department It will be Interesting to see If the round in competitive golf with a 9 North Carolina. The Amateurs were lest In the young Mosel will be able to keep under par score. Both the Navy Fire Department The foot S inch shot-maker has first day of play by 19 year old up the pace until the final day. _ The Sartford Kiwanls Club stag­ and Ihe Sanford Department an­ only played in three tourneys In Gary Cowan 1955 Canadian Jr. The weather man has predicted e d one of Its annual Ladles Night swered the alarm. However, the (Continued on Page Seven) the current tour so big-time golf Champ. He was able to combat events last nlsht at the Mayfair houie was fully Involved on their is fairly new to him. lit- is Pro at Inn with entertainment under the arrival. the Essex Kells flub in New Jer­ direction of Ed Lane, a former The Infant daughter, Lcnora, waa sey where he also fired a non­ at home with her three brother* District Governor. competitive «2. He has earned the and sisters at the time neighbor! The ballroom of tbe Mayfair ton title of champ In (he 1955 New said * ‘a stove exploded". , was the scene of the Ladies Night , F Jersey Open, )93fl New Jersey It was reported at the scene of and Klwanlans aid their wives PGA, and the Texas Junior cham­ watched by candlelight a two-hour the fire that one of the children pionship. ran to a nclg*)jt* bourse and ask­ entertainment extravaganza and Stan’s card read as follows: 4climaxed the evening with dane- ed for help to put the fire out In 4 4-4-3 1 3-3 —33 2 3-4-4 4-3-3-1 4— TALLAHASSEE (U P )-J. Bralley trols and now they have beei the stove. 39—<!2. The 29 on the back nine Od h a in, plans lo r e s i g n taken off." v ' Top performers eamt from the The frame dwelling was com­ equals the low for 9 holes through­ as chairman o( the State Milk He said ha had "considered call­ Royal School of Dance with Mrs. pletely destroyed and neighbors out tin- year on the lour. The 3 Cum mission as soon as he feels ing the governor last week and Edith Royal in charge. There were were unable to save any furnish­ that Stan carded on number seven­ the commission is in "good enough resigning," but felt tho commits* eight numbers including th ; Boy al­ ings of the home so quickly the teen came when he holed an eight shape" for him to leave. Ion was not in "good enough ettes, a group of dancers; Evelyn blase consumed the home. iron from about 110 yards. shape" for him to leave to soon. .Odham said at the end □( Thurs­ Hussey and Kip Watson; Eunice Occupants of the home were Jay Hebert of Sanford was Ihe day's long session he will prnbahly At ita meeting Thuraday, th* Brumbaugh, Russ Brumbaugh and Jimmy and Julia Davis. Julia closest competitor In Ihe opening resign in several months "because commission formally approves! an Kip Watson in a hand balancing Davis had left the four children day competition with a very im­ my job Is finished," action taken seven months ago ■cl; and other solo numbers in at home when she went to pick up pressive fio, Jay had his putter Rut Odham and the commission by th* "old" commission which ■4ft ahoe and tap. her husband from work at Hunt's met today to consider at a hearing allows Lake Walea Producer Hob­ An accordlanlst led off the even­ Lincoln-Mercury. whether the big Durdens dairy son Rucks, who supplici one-fourth in g * ! entertainment with solo num­ rifm should have Us license for the mltlr bought by the Orlando bers end others in which she ask­ The charred body of tbe baby was recovered by firemen when plants in Tampa, Orlando and Foremost Dairy plant, to Increat* ed the sudience to join. Pensacola revoked. The hearing his herd and begin to sell to th* Stealing the ahow, however, was (hey were totd It was last seen was scheduled Thursday but had Foremost plant In Miami. Frank Mebane Jr., manager of lying on a settee In (he front part FIREMEN RATTLE FLAMES ymtrrday when a frame dwelling on Routhwiwt RnnJ was ilr*troy«d, to be postponed. the Mayfair Ihn and a Klwanian. of the home. Ordinarily, under commlssloa fa ta llv burning a •e*rn-mnnth»-old Negro baby. I l i t h the jisnfurd Fire Department i n ’ «b • S i n f u r d when he staged his version of Tbe commission contends the regulations a producer would lose Nasal Air Station Fire Department anawered th iggOBKESH (Staff Photo) "What's My Line" using a panel dairy owes milk producers In the his contract with Ihe first plant from the audience which included three areas more than $41,000 and It he did this, hut Foremost had A. L. Wilson, Mrs. I’ally Gatchel, must show adequate cause fur not agreed to the plan, Mrs. Audrey Speer, and Edwin Sanford Rotarians, at their regu­ paying them or have Us license ★ ★ ★ Shinholier. Guests of the panel lar weekly meeting next Monday lo operate in those sress revoked. fwere Mrs. Mae Lane, Irving Pryor Ike Leaves Today | deployed along Ihe route In the noon, will again have Ihe oppor­ Bordens trlrd unsuccessfully Wed­ WASHINGTON (UP) -President and Mayor David Gatchcl. Eisenhower flics the Atlantic un­ Eisenhower was scheduled to event the plane is forerd down, tunity of hearing the Edgewater nesday to get a court Injunction to Climaxing the evening's enter­ der a doctor’s care today on a leave for Paris aboard the Colum- Tho mission promised to bo one "Chorlaires" in a program of prevent the commission from re­ tainment was Pete Bukur and his momentous mission to revamp th? bine 111 lain today. He is expected of the most critical uf tin1 former music appropriate to the Christ- voking t!u> license. trio along with a new trio introduc­ Free World's defenses against to land in Paris Saturday morning, allied supreme commander's ca mas Season, T. W. (Tommy) Mero, Odham, who fought to have price ed by Frank Mebane Jr. called the Russia's space age missile threat. Russia threw a warning at Brit reer. The President will seek to general program chairman of Ihe controls abolished as a legislator "Dining Room Dolls." But his mission to install new aln against being a base for NATO create new missile hascs on tho club, announced this morning. and In two unsuccessful campaigns force and unity Into the North At­ missiles on the eve of (ha attempt European continent and establish This selected group from Edge- for the governorship, waa named lantic Treaty Organisation NATO to rcweld the West into a stronger nuclear weapons stockpiles as two water High School, is under the to Ihe com mission chairmanship allies promised to be extremely scientific and military unit. The major deterrents to Russia touch­ direction of Mrs. Estelle M by Gov. Leltoy Collins last Attg. difficult. warning was contained in a 3,(MV) ing off an atomic World War 111. Thomas who. according to Mero, T. Collins and Odham agreed that The President was expected to word letter from Soviet Premier Elsenhower also will seek for­ puts on quite a show, herself, in price controls on milk should be prepare an "affirmative as possi­ Nikolai A. Bulganin to British mulation of a weapons agreement the manner ln which she intro­ removed at the retail level. ble" answer to the Soviet proposal Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. and an arrangement to pool sci­ duces the various numbers. The Last month, under odham’* con­ for high level East West talks There was no Indication whether entific Information among the al­ group arrives in a chartered bus stant urging, the commission vot­ which is spearheading their cam­ Eisenhower would reply to Bul­ lies. All these objectives involve tressed In colorful Christinas cos ed to suspend contruls at all but An airplane capable of a;Vcds | mouth from one to another, faster than sound caused havoc In A plane, appearing to be a Voo paign to upset Ihe vital NATO ganin hcforc or after the Paris complex problems which must be tiimcs and, in the past, has made the producer level. The order ls Ut. Sanford area yesterday. |d J#, Bornh, r Wil , „ n ln , | "summit" conferences s t a r t i n g meeting. But a Slate Department solved before they become a re­ a big hit with the local Rotarians, effective Monday, but already ' Monday in Paris. official said the reply would ' try ality. Shortly after 3 oclock an ex.. „ Mero said. prices have been cut in chain a reply was urged hy Ad to he as affirmative as possible" plosion occurred which brought P»“ *™ »v*r *h* *°'f 5°'ir,e wbm., Such - ............. ..................................... Club president Myron A (Mike) | , tores and supermarkets throughpeople in Sanford from their Mayfair Inn PGA tournament |ai y Stevenson, two-time D«*mo- when It comes. Reck calls attention of memhers nllt Itate „ , r(.,ult of the F<>r Information On homes, offices, stores and buil- * a* , progress.^ The plane was crjt(. prc.<|,t,-n|i;lj opponent, who of the local rlub to the change of a c ( jl)()i Precaution Taken 4 CIRCULATION nesses out on the street to find 'Md'd toward Sanford ami tho' , aill „10 mult contlnue to Every precaution was being tak­ Monday's meeting place; Ihe Par­ The Sanford contractor said In J. RKAILEY 1DDIIAM Lake Monroe area. PH. FA 2-2011 try and negotiate a settlement with en to insure the President's safe ,fp u t where such an explosion might ish Rouse of Holy Cross Episcopal , ... . ., . It was reported, unofficially, that the East "not hy capitulation, hut flight across the ocean. British o r a fte r 0:39 p.m. occur. Church, in order that the singing ;l‘, ' lo’.ltn« hc " lU Pr°bably r?,l|In in n ____............................. So terrific was the explosion the plane was from the Pinccastle by agreement." and American warships hive been group may he properly presented. lh;R I do not want to maka a TIL FA 20973 Q career of the milk businesa . . . Air Force Base. The sound barrier •V*»wt that a number of windows were I took tlds job to fight price conbroken In the downtown area. Tbe '**» broken as il apparently passplate glass window st The San- ed over Lake Monroe, ford Herald shattered and windows The Sanford Herald was notified *t Western Auto Associate Store by SNAS officials that no p'ane ford Herald shatlered amt windows from Ihe Sanford Naval Air Sts-1 ‘‘The temperature is rising nlre Sanford area ranged from 37 to peratures In Ihe teens as far smith wai Mamed on an overheated tracked. tlon was In the air capable of iy" were the words of Sandy An- 31 this morning and there was as eastern Georgia early today, woodstove, Humors in Sanford spread like breaking the sound barrier inJ derson, As-Ct, Manager at thu plenty of ice where water pipes Temperatures pliingi' l into the 20s The United Press count of fire wildfire and anything that might from no source ha* there been of­ Sanford Slate Farmers' Market were broken yesterday and where in upper Florida where crop dam victim* by status included 9 in fev en appear to have been a cause ficial information that a plane this morning. sprinkler systems were left on, age was estimated in the millions Virginia, 8 each In Georgia and rapidly clreled the art* by word of from any area waa near Sanford. Temporstures in Sanford and the Temperatures rose because of of dollars, Kentucky, 2 each In North and the cloudiness last-night. It is reThe two-day cold wave, the hit- South-Carolina and Aalabama, and ported that the temperatures wilt tercst southern freere since 1931, 1 each In Florida, Illinois, Texas be 2U to 25 degrees warmer today was expected to hreA today with and Pennsylvania. than yesterday. , the advance of a western warmSnow spread Thursday night Sandy Andc'ion. in his report log trend from Minnesota across parts uf the to the Director of the Florida State Takes Heavy Tail Great Lakes into the North At­ Farmers* Markets said "It's very The cold snap has been blamed lantic states and Pennsylvania. hard to determine just what var- fur more than SO deaths, at lea d Amounts were generally light ex­ ietie*, volume and quality of 35 of them In fires as southerner* cept at Syracuse, N. V. where a vegetables are available through ovrrtaxrd heating units lit an cf 4 inch fall was reported. our market" as he estimated the fort to keep warm Other* died movement of (mils and vegetables from exposure and in traffic acthrough the local market. cidents on snow -slicked roads "ICs a guessimate instead of an Florida’s 300 million-dollar ve <• estimate," Anderson told a Sanford r table crop was hardest hit hy (lie Herald reporter. | frigid winds which sent readings The Sanford Fire Department The forecast made by the mar- as low as IS Thursday in the answered three alarms late yes kefs assistant manager for the north section of the state, terdav during the cold period of week of Dec. 33 revealed that Growers in Ihe Lake Okcecho- the day. there will be a light volume of cab­ bee vegetable area reported their At 5:50 p. m. the local fire de­ bage of fair quality, a light volume crop* 50 to 10O per cent destroyed partment answered the alarm of celery of fair quality, a light hy thu frecie. volume of green onions, anil a Scattered damage was reported outside of the city limit* where a very light volume of lettuce of to Florida's 50-miUlon dollar citrus «"«" burnMl « ,leJth crop and growers hurried to hirAt i defective heiling unit from fair to poor quality. Elsewhere, United Press report­ vrsl oranges and grapeirult lo pre- °f *9 air conditioner at the office of the Florida Power and Light ed a subfreeting cold wave, the vent further damage. Company caused minor smoke wont in more than two decades, Fire Kill* Eight ' v t: -v gripped the Southland for Ihe sec­ Tlte most tragic fire killed eight damage. ond straight night, claiming s persons, six of them children, The last call was at 7;M when PLATE GLASS WINDOW at The Sanford Herald w«* shattered heavy toll In Uvea and damage to when s Negro tenant family’s an automobile was afire in front A ye»terifay when tn rsplodon apparently reused by an airplane breaks frame home was destroyed by of Sanford Grammar School on Ing Ihe eound barrier ever Lane Monrue occur red. OLD M.- 4 WINTER played harne I* Sanford yea erday and left hi* mark behind, ire formationa crops. gliataaed at ISM Palmetto when a spray waa ltd on aveniight. (Photo by Bergstrom) Dixie residents shivered in tern- flames in F.llabeli, (Ja. The blaze i S.-venth St. (Photo by Bergstrom} t iwanians Stage Annual Ladies' Night At Mayfair Odham To Resign As Milk Board Chairman & Additional Local News Ike Leaves For NATO Talks Rotarians To Hear Musical Program At Luncheon Meet On Page 7 'Explosion' Causes 'Havoc In Sanford Temperature Starts Rise In Sanford Area Firemen Answer 3 Calls Yesterday d i I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1957 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 1957; <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/bec663301f873dbce367dbfa4c45552a.pdf f0990cba0ae29b29ea6b3a1520c5a956 PDF Text Text .9 ■ Home In SOUTH PINECREST second addition is located in one of Sanford’s nicest locations. Luxury homes a t moderate prices, city water, city sewers, paved streets, intelligent zoning and complete new Florida Styling. • OUR AIM is to build for you the buyer the very best home we can at a price you can afford. OUR POLICY is to guarantee th e workmanship-aimTnftterfaf ^YiScd in the homes we build for a period of one year. You must be satisfied or we will return your money. We can qualify you for one of our Finance plans in 30 minutes. Act now and you can choose your paint oolors Inside and o u t FHA IN Service doWn payment and closing cost as low as $1,300. Monthly payments cheaper than FHA Down Payment and closing cost as low as $1,500. Monthly payments cheaper than re n t Priced From $ 1 3 ,5 0 0 Brailey Odhum, President HOTPOINT - For You Soles Office Corner 27th St. and 17-92 Highway l i i i i �VAflCOTtiTON (UP) — What'g • m i with IN Idea that polIU* •tans should N pot under oath bo.Mr* telHsg t N rottra who. If any^ e , goofed on missiles? To put H aa sweetly a i their conflicting atorlea will permit, somebody la flbbing. Vice Prealdost Jtlchard V. Nixon and theRepublican National Committee noM that tN fibber la former Preaident Harry 8. Truman. Responsible For Missile Lag Continues On A s other hand. If Mr. T b Dr. WeraberrM B r a n . Van Breen Cfiee 1943-11 not fibbing, what about Nixon and IN oammittee wbaoa version* ef And. M Butler la right about who created the mlaalle lag arc that, law about Von Braun’a pub. directly contrary to tboae of tN lie accusation that t N missile lag developed during tN Trumaq former preaident? And. If either of the foregoing years spanning IMS-31? conflic.ing atorica la accurate, what Harry S. Truman b not one to about Democratic N atloul Com­ accept calmly an unwarranted ac­ mittee Chairman Paul M. Butler? cusation, especially afi accusa­ Butler told TV viewera a few days tion made by tN vice preaident or, ago that the missile vllllan was for that matter, by any Republl- fen. H Jtut happen* that, as ae m o d hut happens as N dbliN s Republicans, Mr. T dlsUkta Nixon m u d morn. N in o and Mm Bepobllcmi Na­ tional Committee b id whatever U wrong with the U. i . missile pro­ gram right to Mr. T a lap. That was about throe weeks age and political Washington has boon wait­ ing. afaeo, Mr soma rocketry afi tN launching pad at Independence, Mo. Silence la not typical Truman under a n d drcematanroCd e n s stance*. down velopment?1*Mm Mmcommittee eommltte#bi-In­ downto to *11.900.000.000 $11,900,000,000In In1950. 1950,velonment?" However that map N , the Re- which was tN year the Korean quired and u n w in d : pubHcen National Committee came War began. The Republican N a­ —Total far four Truman years up last month with soma defense, missile and research spending fig­ tional Committee toted It up this befora Korda, $9,199,000,900. —Total for four Eisenhower ures which-would seem, at least, way: to require soma answer from a —Total for the national defense years after Korea, $5,953,000,000. "Who starved tha missile pro­ spokesman far tN Truman ad- for three Truman yeera before Korea, *95,000,000.000. gram?** was the next question, an­ m w uw m on. —Total for three Elsenhower swered ea follows: Defines MponNg Down The Truman administration had years after Korea, $110,000,000,000. j —Four Truman budgets * pared natioaal defense spending i •‘What starved research and de­ 1951-54 inclusive, ------------ - X r — -P—Four o u r Elsenhower Elsenhowerhudeeta budgetsffsfis­ cal i m - m hKiuatvt, luaojoo.* ooo. TN. foregoing are statistics. A smart fellow with figure* can d# almost anything with statistics, such as miking white leek black and f i t s v e n t. The public debate. HI) continue and even t -v become known. Weather * F a b and centfawed cold through Wednesday. l^ ■ VOL. XLIX K n tab llsh ed 1909 a n ______a n m w f n w pw rr i A N T O t i ) , F L O R ID A , r ii d a il y I f m t l d % 9 n n w t p a it b h WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1957 '^ r > United Press Leased Wire ------- Woman Dies Of Bums Jn Fire Early To d ay New Cold Wave To Hit Florida Jornorrow Morning A fire of undetermined origin was responsible for fatal Injur­ ies to Mrs. John It. Welch of 513 Celery Ave. In an early morning blase today. ( Mr*. Wtlch, who operated a nur­ sery at N r tom e, was found by firemen, on the floor near her bed, severely burned about the en­ tire body. The fire, shortly after $ o'clock this morning, gutted two rooms of the frame dwelling and badly damaged three other rooms of the home. The nuriery, with smalt tables and chairs, was baraly touched by Ucklng flames and boiling amokt. Mrs. C. B. Sumter, who lives In LAKELAND ( U P ) - A new eotd wave rolled toward Florida today before the old one C«u!d get out. The Fedaral-gtat* Froat Warnbig Center told farmer* thay could expect a "hard frees* In north and central districts and froat and frecilng temperatures In aouthern ^strict* Thursday morning.** " fre e s ln g weather over moat of the state, which produced a few uncommon snow flakes over Jack­ sonville Tuesday, already has brought biting discomfort to Flo­ Two of Sanford's civic clubs will ridian* and thousands of tourists. furnish marshalls for the Mayfair But the new cold wave brings Inn PGA Tournamant this week­ a real threat to vegatable farmers end. The Sanford-Semtnole County and citrus" growers. Particularly vulnerable are the Mg truck farms Junior Chamber of Commerce and eqnth of Miami where 10,000 aeres the Sanford Kiwania Club will pro­ < 0 tomato**, setting for $6 to $7.50 vide volunteer workers to serve I bushels, and hundreds of acres of as "m arshatls” In order to ktep pole Nana, awyet corn, aquash greens during fournameat play. George ti'oAc’str. ItTchatfe of re­ and cucumber* ere* a t' the har­ vesting stage and at the mercy of cruiting the marshalls for the San­ ford Klwanl* d u b appealed yester­ a frees*. day to numbers of tN group to There also are thousands of volunteer. We need at least eight acres of vulnerable crops else­ more men, said Morgan. He re­ where along the lower east coaat, quested that all Klwanlans who around Lake Okeechobee and In would like to help to call him as tN west coast growing area soon as possible. around Fort Myers. Citrus crops <Wtt a little more hardy. A forecaster said there I* noth­ ing In sight to divart or dissipate the new onslaught of Canadian cold that la espccted to push into tN Florida peninsula late today. "The new cold wave piling In on top of tN state which already The Board of Sanford City Com­ h a t been cold for three daya will giva us the coldest weather yet,” missioners went on record Monday the forecaster said. “There are night as opposing the propped j prospects of clouds ora wind- bridge over the St. Johns River •iiift to prevent this frigid air nrar Lake Harney. A letter from the Board of Com­ from moving in on ua.” missioners will be forwarded to Throughout the state's huge the Corps of Engineers at Jackson­ agriculture areas, farmers and ville voicing their disapproval of growers were rounding up in the bridge that would “eliminate Slid available materials ----- . .smudge „ . . - u i P e r cent of the usage of the preparing to flood whalevar field* s anf0fti.Titusvllle Canal and thus thay could and fly planes at low kl„ ,he elB I, for lU t|rae “ altitude to keep frost from form-^ ij^ , Seminole County Clumber Ing. But there Is little they can 0j commerce Waterways Commitdo, however, if the thermometer tec has appealed to all individuals sfemilns at (reeling or below for and organisations to oppose the several hours at a time. construction of a bridge ao low ai Tha new cold wava la expected (o prevent the usage of the canal. to keep Florida “on lea" for the According to the proposal made remainder of the week. by the Corps of Engineers through 2 Civic Clubs Will Furnish Marshalls For PGA Tourney an adjacent house at $11 Celery Ave. w%* awakened by tN calla of a man. Roused from N r sleep she woke up the occupants of a home a t.U l Celery Ave. end tN Sanford Fire Department was notified. The identity of the man remain­ ed unknown until shortly after 3 o’clock this morning when a man’s clothing was found In a front bed­ room of the burned home. From Identification In the cloth­ ing, N th policemen and fireman found that a man by IN nama of Homer R. McKnlgbt occupied Mm room. McKnlgbt was found about 4 o'clock this morning huddled In a blanket back of tha house suffer­ ing possibly from shock and **• posure. McKnlgbt, at tha hospital, laid ”1 fought to pull her (Mrs. Welch) from the house." )re was not burned but his face and body were crusted with smoke and loot. Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. this morning, said that ha beliavai that the fire atarted In the living room ef the home and poasibly In a aofa. "It might have been a cigarette or It might have been a faulty electrical circuit—it's hard to say." Chief Cleveland- said. Ftre Chief Cleveland directed the fighting of the blase this morning and conducted a preliminary in­ vestigation at the scene along with Sanford Police Department and Seminole County Sheriff's Depart­ ment law enforcement officers. BULLETIN M rs. Welch died a t to d ay . noon First Round O f Tourney Gets Underway Thursday Local Jaycees Demo, GOP Blast Take Children Bensons Farm Plan On Shopping Tour i WASHINGTON (U P )- A Demo- Beoson had though of y*L **! erat and a Republican lambasted can’t think of anything nor* nut* today Agriculture Secretary Etra than that. It’s no anesror to tha The Sanford Seminole County Taft Benson’s plan to put entire farm problem at *11.'* Junior Chamber of Commerce was | farms into grass and trees. They "The retirement of whole farm* The first round of the third an-1 Present record holder for the host yesterday to 14 children of | Nbcllod It a “laiy man’s program" is the only wsy we’ll *v»r reduce an/l nual Mayfair Inn PGA Open get* local course. Don Fsirfield. has I Ijlthc'ran i |aven Childrens Home and "nuts" production," a congressional (arm underway tomorrow morning at j also filled In his entry blink and on a Sanford Christmas shopping Rep. Thomas G. Abernathy (D- expert said, "but the cost of doing tN swank Mayfair Country Club will be teeing off tomorrow. Since tour. Situ.) said ha thought not many this on * rental basis would bo bar* In Sanford. Under the dlrec-! placing second In the first tourney Children of all ages, arenmpan- "genuine farmers'* would go for prohibitive. I don’t believe tho tion of the San Francisco Giants here, one round being the 83 that the scheme. "It would end their American people would stand for Officers were elected last night this tremendous, $18,000 tourney ! set the new record, Don his come *?* J1? ^ X n 7 \ t n r e l l,«irfheslne days of farming." It." In the Monroe Chapter 13 RAM f i S sttrseted all of tN top names into hi. own around the circuit ' '1 * * “ w ” r " h& However, Abernathy said romoBtnson did not mention tN eotf, for the year of 193$. In tN golfing world. The field i and,the older boy* are predicting * h <* f V lw -w lll -.m e m b e r* ^ ' ' " I ^ te.fa rm n -h e o m production tdife exjmrts M m a te d that .E. 0 . Krttb wa* n w w j l j l i j i this yoAr seems te be tN < t» 3 r|t itroJt thlngTYrSWi'. He Is one ef ‘’•member problably ................................................ would contribute mora to to bo effective, If would InvoWo PHast, b . J. Still, King ind W. W. of Ule three event* tN t have been the outstanding pullers of the Christmas time. the solution of all agriculture prob­ at least SO million acres. At $10 Funds for the tour are provided lems than Individual crop acreage Cash, Scribe. held here In ae many years and a game and la capable of winning an aero the rental would hit 500 ti by the Jaycees and were made controls. Other officers' named for the record crowd 1* predicted to cover any event. million dollars. possible through the sale of bal­ Ed Kurgol, PGA champ in 1936 Not the Answer coming year were R. R. Wright the fairways. Hill Public Accept? loons during tho annual Christmas and seventh money winner with Rep. Usher L. Burdick (R-N.D.) Jr., Treasurer and Frank L. Mill­ T N entire field of 131 players, A department expert said that $23,19594, la another one of the parade here last week. said It was the "craziest thing" er, Secretary. 133 pro's and 16 amateurs, will his boss' proposed experiment has Rqh McKee, chairman of the many "par busters" who will be tee off itartlng at I a. m. tomor­ Appolntt'e officers will be nam­ possibilities of reducing the farm row and will be narrowed down to scrapping for top money. Kd was annual Jayceo project, headed the ed later and Installed. surpluses through lowered produc­ balloon sales group and (he shop­ aelcctcd as Professional Golfer of the several top threlsomes by the tion, but posed this question: "Is final day on Sunday. It will N a the Year In 1954 and anyone can ping tour. the general public In * psycholo­ plainly see why. He had to overEach child was furnished 3d with seventy-two hole event that will gies! fram t of mind to use public WIIO created the first come a childhood accident which which to shop as he or she pleasrun for four days. funds for such a plan?" Ha said Christmas seal; where and In A surprise entry for the big left him with a twisted arm. to ((| and to buy the gifts of their much of the success of the plan what year I event esme In late yesterday in the become the great personality th a t; own selection, would depend upon how farmers he la today. Ho hits i tremendous U l Jaycees accompanying ihc child­ person of Ted Kroll. Ted Is a for­ themselves reset to H. tee shot and is able to take It all ren were: Bob McKee, chairman; XjiaviotMtm ui tdiii*)* s$iu mer Rider Cupper and the 1956 If the putter is working. Benson announced the trial plan JO *l«M II David Kllngensmlth, G. Andrew winner of tha World championship at a news eonferenca Tuesday. Ha'«! HMl Ul If IN t o With tomorrow starting the ac­ Speer, Hawaii McMillan, Norris Its District Engineer, Paul D. Tam O'Shantar in Chicago. He was said farmers In four stataa—Illi­ •U*U u» 'll*Oqto|| INUIH Troxlrr, the bridge would N of the leading money winner of 1956 tion here at the Mayfair, this Perry. William Carrigan and Uob nois, Maine, Nebraska, and Ten­ (W IU VU V should prove to he one of the top Braticll. set-span construction with only 25 with a fabulous 373,135 S3. Ted re­ nessee—will have an opportunity sporting events In the entire south. feet overhead clearance and SO mains a gallery favorite wherever to set the dollar per-aere rata they feet horizons! clearance. ha goes and Is one of the all-time are willing to accept — through The bridge over the It. Johns great* of tha gam*. competitive bidding — for putting Among other favorites here In River at Lake Monroe whieh will all their eligible cropland into tN carry the Interstate Highway has Sanford la former Mayfair Pro. soli bank’s conservation reserve WASHINGTON fUP)— President Sen. Thomas H. Kuehcl (It- Elsenhower, the President’! son, for a period of five to 10 years. a clearance of 45 feet overhead Ed "Porky" Oliver. Porky Is known for hit wit on tho fairway Eisenhower waded today Into pre Calif, said“ the President Is a will accompany him. Elsenhower and 90 feet horizons). This U a complete switch In mankind's desire for will stay at tha American em­ procedure as to who makas tha A letter mailed to all organiza­ and It should he very interesting1paratlona for next week's heads symbol of tions and Individuals Interested In to watch him vie for the top mo- of-stat* Paris parley that has been peace. His attendance . . will as- bassy. offer of farm aid. The regular In The White House medical an­ procedure is for a county commit* the Sanford-TItusvUla Canal and ney. He placed third here two suddenly Invigorated by his shill sureconstructive a c t i o n years ago and picked up a check ty to attend. j strengthening NATO’s defense*." nouncement Tuesday Indicated the tee to make offers to farmers for the Docks and Terminals Project at Sanford sets out thyt “ Without for 31400 00 and he also managed | The decision of the 67 yesr- old I Srn- K*les Kefnuvcr (D-Tcnn) President la still suffering from taking part or 'all of their crop question, anything less than the to rome In under the wire last Prsident to go despite • mil«l •ai,f "* ,llal Mr Elwnhow- a slight speech difficulty. But the _________ land out of^________ production___ and putting 45 fee overhead clearance and 90 year. Many of the local golf fans s|roke 16 days ago sparked new • r "*** conserve his strength. Hut statement said it has “continued jt into tha conservation reservt. feet horitonal clearance will kill may rem em Nr seeing him several hopes at home snd abroad that his presence there will be very lm- to improve and In ordinary con­ versation was almost Impossible forever all plans for Uis Sanford weeks ago on ACL STAR GOI.F the North Atlantic Treaty Organl-! poctant.” where he fired ■ 63 for a new ration NATO summit conference Titusville Canal." White House physician Gen. Ho­ to detect" except by trained ob­ John Krider said In the letter course record it the Phoenix. C. will succeed in producing new ward McC. Snyder and MaJ. John servers." that “ Yachts, barges and other C. unity and an answer to Russia's large craft would be unable to na­ missile-scientific threat. vigate the Sanford-TItusvilla Can­ The President, given a medical al unless wo can get uniform The Sanford State Farmet go-ahead Tuesday to make the clearance for the complete dis­ Market showed e slight deereie In (rip, scheduled i morning confer­ tance." volume and valuation this year as ence with Secretary of Slate John The bridge propoird Is Ideated compared to November, 1956, said The Church of the Nazarene will Poster Dulles. They were expect­ In Seminole County on State Road not hold it's regular mid week ed to discuss U. S. proposals to be Sandy Anderson, Ais't. Manager. 46. services tonight. presented at the meeting. According to a tabulation It Is Protests are to N sent to Col. This service Is being postponed To Answer Russian Note revealed that the market movtd Paul D. Troxler, District Engineer. so that the members may attend 79 varieties of fruit and vegetables Eisenhower and Dulles alto Corps of Enginers. 575 Riverside the SIIS GIre Club's Christmas were confronted today with an­ totaling 143,966 paakages at a gross Avenue, Jacksonville, Fla. Concert tonight at * o'clock. swering a 15-pagr note from So­ valuation of 3361,243.40. viet Premier Nikolai A Bulganin “This decrease in packages." proposing a new round of high Sandy Anderson 51 Id. “ received st level East-West talks on acute our market was due to prolonged world problems. U. S. officials la­ mild weather occurring In states belled it a strategically timed pro­ north of Florida, coupled with un­ paganda maneuver designed to dis­ favorable growing condition- dur­ courage NATO allies from tak­ ing the first half of November la ing any strong new defensive meaCentral and Southern Florida." Seminoie High School is all "key-1 appeared over rsdlo station and lures, Low prices on practlcaU* all ed up" awaiting the arrival of 1network broadcasts countless num-! Contents of the note were exvarieties was responsible for our one of its graduates of the class o f , hers of times, always telling the ' pccted to be made public Thura decrease in valuation compared 1926 story of the "big teams" in base- j day. Eisenhower flics to Psrlu with the same period last lesson, Friday. Before he goes the Prrsl Red Barber, one of the greatest ball and other sports. Sandy Anderson revealed. network sports announcers of aU With favorable weather prevail­ Another Sanford man who w ill,* " 1 h,*v* hl» In»'ver re|,,y tor time, will speak to the student look forwsrd to Thursday morn­ Bulganin. ing in December, he said, we an­ The team of six dor tors pro­ body of Seminole High School to­ ing's appearane* la Andrew Carticipate an Increase In volum* and morrow morning at Its regular raway, a graduate of the same nounced the President In “excel also a better "priccwlse situa­ assembly. tent'' physical condition in a White tion" on all fruits and vegetables. class with Red Barber. After attending school in Sanford Mrs. Mae Fort, now Dean of Hous announcement late Tuesday. and graduating from Seminole Women at Seminole High School, The announcement said he was High, Red Birber moved on ta the was on* of Red Barber's teach­ sufficiently recovered from the University of Florida where he ers. It Nov. 25 cerebral attack to go to berim e Interested in sports an­ The nation's “ top" sports broad­ Paris. / Western European leaders react nouncing. His first tour of an- caster will find hit former school nouniing was over Radio Stilton in tip top shape and all shined up cd to the newt with a sigh of WRUF st GsinesviDe on the Uni­ for his arrival her* Thursday relief. Reaction also was favora­ versity of Florida Campua. morning. The subject of Red Bar­ ble from two Congressional dele­ TWO OF TIIK F A V O RITE S »*»n aa they coma In from practice From there, it was Just on* up­ ber’s talk to the student body has gates to the NATO parliamentary round* at the .Mayfair Inn Country (Tub. Duw Fineterwald (left) conference. hill climb to success for the San­ not yet been announced. and Arnold C alm er will I r e off tomorrow in the Mayfair Inn's (S ta ff t’boKD fcyinbol of P e a t* «15.000 I'll A Open. ford youngster, Barber has E. 0 . Keith High . Priest In RAM ea Commission Opposes Bridge Over River Ike Church Calls Off Tonight’s Service Prepares For Paris Parley Farmers’ Market Shows Slight Decrease In *57 Red Barber Speaks At SHS Tomorrow CHILDREN FKOM LUTHERAN Haven, Slav!*, taking part in tb* Jayeee Christm as Shopping Tour. Hob McKee, chairman of tbo R Shunning Tour Committee for the Ja y rre a , tmilce an approval on the doit selection mod* b | mi* of the children. (.Staff 1’Uulo) • Additional Local News On Page 7 �.p ; ' ir.' - Bill To Re-Examine Driver* Introduce* * am l»*r- MUM roll of Dote C o te *oii toter both MBs hod bote eeeoUerte-br tbit bills providing for ro-axeml- tho norite legislative Coutetl nation 0( envois rrrrr four yoqvo tortler this ) w ■< 0 mono, of Improving tnffle softer. Bnt’ho m U M b won UM 00W0 foMfco- rtrOr tertof tho Pit Hltei Wcitu o otborW gtttttlon ta * e « o f ' fie field woo eomiterod n o te .«•. font UomQ oonod « cholrmw of costs leveled off during October, marking “the end of the so-eilled inflationary spiral.". Mitchell sold then may be teaseaa! fluctuations in lfS7< but addad that ha htOavoo “the consistent riN jbaa ended." i L |t e t l A l l '- a S -- a Cnlnrfull lull Enloy it lenightl According to “prejoctloao" Isauod by the U.S. Department of Commerce, there was 0 popula­ coats; dairy prite sU. up .0 of a tion growth of roughly Ml,000 In cent; rent, up J of a cool; solid VtffWi, North and South Corn fuaia and fra til* 14 coots: mow's 11ns. Georgia, norite, Teqaesiee, sad boy*. slsUteg. up 14 coot: Alabama, Mississippi and Louls- and boy's aad gms* clothing; bp .4 tsss. of a aeat; aad shoes, up 10 note. At Uir same time, tho U.S. La­ The only items which showed a bor Department said residents of decline ware fruits and vegoublos, this aiao-suu area hod to pay which coat consumers 4 of t coot nearly 11.09 during hit far tho less, Bogdan said. Balsas far Moat soat Homo which eeet thorn R .00 la UM. A few oaoupatlooal Aside have The HOT popuUUoo growth oatl- not received P*P rslaoi during msto was ktsod oo figures which the past yaar and thus ' have not tho Cootmefte Department em­ kept pica with the rising cost of p h a s i s e d wore “prolootiooi," living,’’ Bagdoa Mid. Lu: ho said mote oo tho basis of ootlaotod “most" wage oanMrs have tot ISM popolote o. Tho flguroo indi­ suffered by tho Increase. cate UM fallowlog apprtaimste Merrill. C. Lofton, hood of tho 1MT pepuUUo^rowth. by stotas: Commerce Department’! Atlanta field otAca* looking gt projected Florida, m m , North CoroUao. southern growth figures gad tak­ (MOO, Vtrgioio, 41r n , Louisiana, ing Into account births, daaUu, m m , Toooooooo, MJOO, Ooorgis, and tho influx of now residents, M.aoo, Bouth CoroUao mm, Ala- said-Florida lo duo to lead tho homo, 14,000, sod Miooissippi, other states with a growth of MM, 1*40,000 by im . BruuwMr A. Soften. rogioooi North Cartels will Mow with flutter of tbo U. I. Dofortmool of •0 oddities papulation of M.00I; Labors summarised io 000 word Virginia, 047400, UuiMna, us.turn jy|irtors, three dimes sad four Fitter sold klo machlao is tho world'o Arst tnotttsl outomitie sosMor, Mo Mil tho iliotrooliolly operated device Is “Just shout fool proof.” It will accept creased, wrinkled, tattered, torn or amudgad bills, rogardltss of whether they are in­ serted In the slot upside down or right side up. But It will reject counterfeits, bills of mar# than one teller de­ nomination. and foreign currency, Pltsor nld. Fatter ooid it olaa could ho made to dlspenM merchandise oad give the correct change for cur­ rency at the tamo time and he predicted tho 94-hour automatic supermarket la Just around the corner. < • Prom A * n -s* .f ; s f c Sanford'Seminole County mm jaycee Northeast Corner of 5th S t & French Ave. USED TV SETS RECONDITIONED 4 GUARANTEED Terms Available Long-leaf plat survives hotter than competing species bi tery arena when Am are frequentTmcause the scaly, oraagt-brtfwn hark of the mature trees resists fire, sajra the National Geogra­ phic Magaslna. ARMOURS COOKED CANNED PICNICS As A4wlnistretria ef U e Leda fiTM M iMtlUiS. Ho Mid (hot looteod tho co«pcU rocommoodod i» d tho LogUUturo approved a more reallatle *pf«d la v and tighter rules against fol­ lowing too oioeeir oo another Ve­ hicle. 4 “These things accounted jo r most of tho aeetdonls,” ho said. “ D riven with physics!, doficta and faulty equipment were reip m . stble for a small p art of tho ae* cidoots.” He said tho council decided' to take “first things first." set at 1TJ01J04 acres, the same as for tho 1190 and tPST crops. A considerable amount of cotton aeriip this yaar was put in the ■ad beak. Farmers will vote Tuesday in a referendum whether to accept marketing quotas for the two •top. Hegantless of whether quotas art approved, ISM acreage al­ lotments will remain fat offset u n condition of tegfotilty for pries support. Tho latest estimates for major cotton states Include: Alabama 09,000 bales: North Caroline 03,009; South Carolina 948,000: Georgia Nf.OU; Tennes­ see 410,o«: Mississippi 1.100,000: Arkansas 103,011: Ttxas MH.Mi California 1,300,000 sod Arixoaa 100,000. “SUPER-RIGHT’ SHORT SHANK SMALL PORK DmMi XTENSTKOM a DAVIE Atlanta** tar A t a l i U t i i l r l S Ta Alt frodltara aaO Paaoaaa Mi*- Kdwarde Rultdlng u« claim# •* Pw i i i s Apatwt n«»fora. Florida s u e c iia ts i Tnu a n * i n k a f r» u e ra Hereby in THB Cl n e t IT COt HT, ntATH *oll(l*4 and raq u lr* 4 to yr«**nt dlDICAC Clnet IT, IN AND won any • 1 * 1 m o a a d dem and* which i M n o t a c o u n t y , F L u n i o * , yuu. or e ith e r a t vau, m ay in t'WAhtnnv. no. aooi -Of IT TW « l IWT TITLE- 5W n W i W K Seeeaaai,* lata law peace at eald County, l a t h e County Judge ol Hemlnale County, Florida. a t ala EttSr1 :, w x r A»r&*u::: eight caleadgr mnnlha (rent the time a. cue an. jr . llalnUfle RICKARD a. 8AVAOB. at af, nr the llrei publication a( thle no. llee. Each claim a r demand chill be In writing, aad shall state tha Plata a t re«ld.n-e and »aet aMIrn adarerc of tk r claimant, and ehall be enrern tn h r tha claimant, hln spent, ar attorney, aad pay curb claim ar demend net e« (tied ehall be vaia. Kellie Marina A* nmeutrlE of the Lest Witt nopiof m ®«pEji»#44*u “s u p e r -r ig h t " bo neless Fryer Parts 5 & 99c lb 39c A awara Cumpfalnt b a t i n g been filed agalnai y«u la the I ’lreult Ceurt In end ta r Onittlnala Count*. Wnrlda. hy WILLIAM D. 111,1111. far dlvnrct, the chart title ar which la "ALL GOOD" BRAND SLICED e^im^^^nrfii'/idVnV. theca sreetnia ara ta rammand yau lb. 4 9 ^ In aspear and flit yaur written defantea herein an a r before the ICih day of Dacamhar, A. D. HIT. ar atherwlt# Decree Pra ceateeea wilt be catered anelnet »«*. The Oanfar* Herald le deelgaeled ee a aeweeeoer nt geaerat rlrrulatlan In whleli thin eliatlan ahaH ha suhUahed onra each week far faur teaeerutlve weeke. WITNEOO n r hand and afflrlal 'At. tiviuV m r "GRADE A” FROZEN MIXED Edward F. Mlaalna I I I O rta a a Avenue Winter Park. Plarlda AMnrMy 7«r tha Betata ember A. D. 1IIT. w ester n GREEN GIANT Cream Style J8MTT«M5k. BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE Jt sio.eoe hole* end 10-year average production of 10,000,000 holes. This: year's crop, added to a rarryovtr of 11.200.000 bales, win moot domestic and foreign earn sumption demands for about two m ie . The Crop Hoportiag Board es­ timated cotton yields this year ovoroged 300 pmsafo of am an ■hero.. TVs comports with sot pounds last year, 417 pounds In 10SS. and a 10-yoar average of 300 pounds. The board estimated farmers harvested 13,M1.000 acres of cot­ ton this year of tho 14441,000 oeroo to cultivation On in ly. J. This msaao 84 par seat of tho crop wse abandoned became of Inseat dam­ age or other nooona. Tho national senate allotment for (ho 1131 crop already has bean Legal Notice li mi Katat* •( JUI1N i. MARION a *90(i*l Mbcommlttn itudjte* tho messuras. “SUPER-RIGur* or SWIFTS ALL meat LE SUEUR TINY Franks SUSi Celery 2 stalks 19c ,f w : O, T. H erndon Clerk ef the Circuit Court GREEN Comer l i t iM Sanford General Insurance a JAMES GUT AGENCY SIS EAST FIRST STREET PHONE TA L 44S1 H. JAMES GUT JAMES a GUT IN pnnnavn l i f t Iht Batata nfi UDA fgTERg, Peeeteed FINAL NOTien Katlca le hereby (Ivan th a t tha undersigned will, an the t l l h day af December, A. I». I t l f , Rreeeat to the llnnorabla Cnuniy Judge »f S*mlao|» Cnunty, riartd*. her (Inal return, etrnunt end veuch*re. ae I ( ) ( ) lv Sunshine FOOD M arket GOING OUT o< BUSINESS 2 - 4 9 c SALE ENDS lb. carton 19c Tomatoes GOLDEN RIPE 19c Bananas CUBAN ANfa PAGE PORK & Pineapples BEANS 3 - Each 29c; ANJOU Pears 2 lbs. 2 9 c l FRESH, FLAVORFUL INSTANT A&P COFFEE 3 5 c 2-Oz. EVERYTHING MUST GO ! BELOW COST! 0 FIRM RIPE said time, then and there, make tSRlIcallon tn the *tld Judge far a (Inal eettlement af her admlnletrallen af said •*t»i*. and (ar an ardrr dlirharging bar ae euch admlnletralrli. Dated Dili the llth day af N»vent Hr. A. D. l i l t Aaala P. Waiaen lb. Cabbage In th e C ents a f Ska C on aly Jnda*n am laata c a n a tr . fllala a t K lartda. JAR 41‘ Worthmom CHOCOLATE JANE PARKER CHERRY Thin Mints SATURDAY NaMss* Rite Slock Your Freezer and Food Pantry N O W ! Corner 2nd St. - SANFORD - EACH Flags Dried 94 O* 33c BABY LIMAS Deteriaat i t Off JfolbMk 31c CORN MEAL Dog T—4 8-Tnch Lb. Box lb. box 45c CRACKERS SURF 118 Magnalie Ave. E *1 L|t. Bat IDEAL 2 Coin 43c 53c G. E. CaUramlr—Tl W. LIG H T BULBS 29c 200 MggaoHa Corner > 19c, I Lb. 2nd Art. flt. �H->C' Q u a n tity R ig h t* -R tttn rta DELICIOUS NO Y A CANS Green Giant Peas THU ICTY MAID RICH FLAVORED Tomato CATSUP SAUCE OCEAN SPRAY WHOLE OR STRAINED WWOU KHNH T THRJPTY MAM _ NIBLETS CORE 2 .««.««, 29 SWEET PEAS 2 103 CANS 29c S W IiT TREAT cut ASPARAGUS 1 0 4 -O X . C AN 25c SLICED PINEAPPLE 33c CREAM STYLE DEEP SOUTH SECTIONS OP 1 GREER GIANT CORN 2 cans35c GRAPEFRUIT 2 » » « N ,i3 3 c COMSTOCK PtE M IX Niw.ni H I c*n 43c M E X I C O R K 2 13-ox. cane 37< MINCE MEAT NI B lITS ALL O K M N SUNNYIAND HOT OR M RR PORK SAUSAGE u cui.39. WIENERS n o t pko. 39. SU NN YIAND SKINLESR SMOKED MET SLAB BACON “• NECK BORES PORK BRAINS “ FRESHPORK FRESH MOUNT VERMONT GRADE "A ” EXTRA FANCY SLICED PROM THOMASVH.il OR TAIMADOK PROM LOVEJOY, OtOROIA, GENUINE COUNTRY SMALL MEATY . PIG FEET C All ORANOS CANNED 2 BISCUITS 3 ‘~ 35. PRAORANT LIFEBUOY CHRISTMAS GIFTS FREE FOR TO P VALUE S T A M P S 2 N fr h n 2 1 c PRAORANT LIPCBIBY 1 ~ - 2 I « COMPLEXION C A M LUX SOAP S --29« 0. S. NS. 1 WHITE POTATOES W IN (SAP IK PIORIOA PRESH RED APPLES 5 a , 45c GREEN CABBAGE “ • 41c JUMRO PASCAL FLORIDA GROWN LAROI FLA. CELERY 2 — 19= ,, AVOCADOS 2 FLORIDA FANCY OOLDEN U. S. N O . 1 SWEET FRESH CORN 8 DETERGENT LIQUIB LUX SB-O*. Con S9C NEW H U E RINSO 33c ot. 77< ORANULATEO SILVER DUST L*« PR*. 3 5 c 35. STRAWBERRIES 4 - 9 9 DOLE FROZEN DOW NY PU KE P I N E A P P L E J U I C E 5* * FROZEN W A F F L E S 2»» 33c S IA M O O K FARM ________ MORTON _________________ PROZEN, LARGE - ASPARAGUS SPEARS »• 39c PAN RIDI FROZEN PROTEX R on 25c DEODORANT SOAP PROTEX . Bar* ' 1 F R U I T PI ES v r * p n i w u ir , MACH. »UMP(M Ot tOCONUT S H R I M P - 5 5 ‘ JUICE 5 CO 5 5 fC Cm C SUPUBRAND MARGARINE ....«,«. 19c COTTAGE CHEESE u. » SUPUBRAND ORADC " A “ LARGE S H I P P E D EGGS - KRAFTS AMERICAN M ° ~ 6 1 c GRATED CHEESE « *.« . A l l PURPOSE MILD O EN TII SHORTENING PIAO A BREEZE LUX FLAKES SPRT BABT LIMAS lg«. Pbg. - . u t* M IN U TI MAIO PROZEN OR DIXIE D A ILIN G DEODORANT SOAP M 39.*, POTATOES 3 - i2cBAEN FR0ZEN delhhow 30c 2 R*0 29< i«». PR*. 35c M b. 35c 3-ib. 95c 2 U-0 ». Hit 23c *---nWw~a NEVER SMOKES Wesson Oil PURE WHITE Snowdrift 3 a 85. ♦'"tab. w ■ ,*£+4,' •Rl �. j • «• 4 j L ! ............ ] 1 I Foreign News C o m m e n ta ry r TODAY’S HOtTOVT i T ilt a t set ear a' from tby yreseacs: t i l teka aet thy M r selrii r - a a i* . o ■ Education Is School Problems If looks as if Ik s "M oral aid to educa­ tion" boys ara f b ia t to uso tho Sputnik sears as a moans to got tho government's foot la tho door la order to toko oror school, aad their ewrioala. Soooingtjr ft would work something like this: If they could start their federal-aid* to-edueatioa program under tho Sputnik stimulus, they would hare a sort of beach* head established from which they could wage their battle in future years for vastly expanded federal appropriations. Federal-aid opponents contend that this line of reasoning over-looks the tpost impor­ tant Issue; whether th e n Is actually any need for federal intervention. They main­ tain, of course, that there is none. One of the basic reasons for the defeat of federal aid for school construction was the fset. that the states and localities were solving the pro Mem—and there was no reason for encroach­ ment in that field by a federal bureaucracy already far too big. Likewise, no ease has been made that the states and localities are unable to meet the needs for scientific education. Therefore, there is no reason for the federal government to Invade this field of activity. However, Seminole County came near Maying Into the hands of these "federal aid to education" boys when voters failed to turn out in sufficient numbers to approve a |2V4 million school construction bond issue. It was pointed out, time and time again in these columns that the one scientist that might solve the problems of the nation might be among the youngsters readying them­ selves for the high school grades. And it was also pointed out that the science labs and science programs did not exist in pre­ sent schools as they would be expanded in the proposed new high school. Local Board of Education leaders, how­ ever, are meeting the immediate problems from available funds with the addition of . schoolrooms to Seminole High and to Crooms Academy until plans could be completed for the next countywlde vote on the approval of a bond issue sufficient to complete and build all of the schools necessary to meet growth in the county's communities. We have seen where Industry believes In the time-honored principle that the determi­ nation, administration and control of educa­ tion rests properly with local communities and not with the Federal Government. This Includes elementary, secondary and higher l ... ................ '■ — j Th« Sanford Herald ■ t lf f il m n m < , I i h m att— OeCabee IT . 1111 at fHftaa a# Saafoed rto fU a . aaSaa tfea Sat at Caafraaa at IBareb S. 1ST* r n s o r m m . ■ at tar i a t rakiuk— W AM OIV K A R M A * S R , Raaaattra KSItav R TH L Y W J . C V B H tS O , ASrarttataa Maaaaaa RrpraatalaA Sattaaatlf k r CUaatal A ttittlilu •an Ira laa. M l Oraaata lartaaa Saab SM a. A U ia ta . flaateta PaklltkaA Dsltr am rrft BatorOar. la a tif Cbrlatmaa, U t i H t f aaaaartla# Ckrtatmrs. asS Vka HrralA la a a t a k r r at tba I'a ltrA Praaa tafelab la aattttaA a irla a tra lr la tba aaa fa* raaafcllratlaa at all Iba laaal aawa I 'l a l a t la Ibla ■ewepaycr. lOBBCHtmO* lUTKt S t C a rrlrr Iba aaa aaaab Oaa Maafb St.M Vara# Kaatba Sta Maatba Oaa V#a» SSAa M TS I I I At A ll O kltaarr aallraa. aarS a l Ikaaba. raaalallaaa aaA Nallraa a t aalrrlalaaiaal laa tba aaraaaa at ralrlaa tmmta m ill k r rkarpaS laa a l realise aAaaatlrla* raiaa. Psge 4 Wednesday, December 11,1057 A telephone for Intercommunica­ tion between ikln divers has been patented. It la contained la t toInch cylinder .weighs eeves pounds, la battery operated sr.d hea e range of 1,000 yards, of beaming Its j/fn a v u n a n q SCHEDULE CHANGES -n -r a p i* EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 13TH 1957 NORTHBOUND As regards support of Raastaa policies la tho UJV., I t o It a Communist for oaa M ag.Tor an­ other, If he antagonises Russia too greatly, ha will find himself in another fight with the Knoflla. There was ana net; develop­ As the result, U Is expected peUetes seem ta be pretty d ear ment In the latest American ireM that American sM to Yugoslavia ta anybody who roads the news­ examination. TUo la said ta have told AmSatwill bo continued so tho ground papers. t Tito Is o political o u st to 1.H# has ao Intention of resum- sador Rlddleberger that he Mu i country la tho cold war de­ lag the position ho held in tho getting tired of being re-exam­ Communist world before be re­ ined ao often. spite the fact that ho 1* a Com­ belled at Soviet domination nine Dispatches from Belgrade -tiy munist. that Tito told Rlddleberger that This latest “re • exsmiaaUoa" years ago. was undertaken because of sever­ t-He la a Communist. He baa the re-examinations made the al developments which caused the bean a Communist since Ms United States undependable as i source of wtipons and that he poUey makers In Washington to youth. feel that Tito was getting tee It la asesttsry for, any western would seek them elsewhere In fu­ government, la Its relations with ture. Mindly with Sorlet Russia. The developments Included Ti­ Yugoslavia, t# decide whether Ti­ This eaused soma surprise. Mio to’s recognition of the East Ger­ to's Independence of Russian dom­ has been getting very little iplllman Communist puppet regime ination outweighs tbs faet that be tary aid for some time. The first reaction to the report as a sovereign government aad is a Communist. was that Tito might be threaten­ IB s Csaeldn i l Asset several votes In support of Rus­ The United Statee seems to ing to seek arms from Russia. He sia la tho United Nations General have decided ones m an, as it has might da that, of course. But later Assembly la New York. done so many times In tha past, reports said ha might seek them Ambassador Visile TNe United S t a t e s Ambassador that Tito la aa asset ta the W est from other countries, Including James W. Rlddleberger visited Ti­ Tito’s recognition of Eas Ger­ Great Britain, Prance and Sw«to Friday a t Brian! Island ea the many was a blunder. Watt Gar- den. any event, American eco­ maay had threatened to break ro­ Adriatic Sea. Rlddleberger explained the rea­ tations with any country that rec­ nomic aid to Yugoslavia Is to #>• sons for Washington’s mlaglringi. ognised bo puppot regime. Tito Untie. In reply, TUo assured Rlddle­ though bo could get away with berger that he Intended to keep It and was shocked whin Vest the Independence of Russian dom- Germany carried out Its threat _ By CHARLES M. MCCANN ...Illastion which to wot la IMS at United Press SUN Cemspendant the risk af kis career and even of The Unit** States appiraatly h b lift. has eemplcted another of Us Thera hardly seems to to any ■say "ro-examlnaiios* of pallev" g ran d N r surprise at Tito’s antoward President TUo of YMf*Two things s to a t TUo and his slavia. a education. As an example for our local citizens to know about—one of the big items involved in s centralized eoets is the additional ad­ ministrative costs In a program handled from Washington instead of at the local level. For example, a city gets federal funds for a project. For every dollar that the federal Government "gives" the city, the taxpayer must pay nearly 91.40. And the total grants-in-eid program we speak of for this year requires about |5 billion of the federal budget. The Eisenhower Administration has in­ itiated a program intended to return to the states and localities as many as possible of the functions now performed by the Federal Government. Also involved, a s, we under­ stand it, la a study of what tax sources can ba shifted from the Federal Government back to the state and local level. The one thing that looked extremely good, as a part of this enterprise, was that a part of this enterprise, was that a group of state governors, representing the Governor! Con­ ference, proposed recently that the states assume responsibility for public school con­ struction— instead of looking to Federal aid. In return, they asked (among other things) for the right to collect local telephone taxes. Backers of states' rights contend that this trend should lie encouraged — and it would be unthinkable to let tho Federal Government get a foothold in the education­ al domain. Another reason why this should not be done is that private organizations are doing far more than the Government could do to stimulate the improvement of educational favllilies and expansion of scientific educa­ tion. Certainly our school systems are looking for far more than regimentation on a na­ tional level for our educational programs —It is progress and expansion on a local level that creates the spirit of true demoncracy and stimulates the desire to study "for the good of our wonderfully free country” and not to better any individual or one or­ ganization. It behooves every citizen in Sanford and Seminole County to begin now a program of boosting a turnout for the next election on a bond issue to provide "local funds" for the construction of school buildings we need right here for our children. Certainly all of iis enjoy the freedom of choosing a curriculum for our children in eoperation with the boards of education from county to county. Little do we know what kind of regimentation children will face if federal aid to education becomes a reality — It la a situation which we must, in some way avoid, in order to continue the free­ doms we now enjoy. Much can be said about the proposed election for the bond Issue in order to provide funds with which new schools can be constructed throughout the county. All of ue felt the impact of the bond Issue's failure in the election held on November 19—an impact that must not be repented. • • « The recent observation of Veteran’a Day, originally the occasion for celebrating the close of World War I, the "war to end wars," reminds us that what the world needs right now Is a peaee to end wars. 4 0 ,0 0 0 Die In Traffic Accidents Last Year By DOC QUIGG ther ahead than 10 yards. Visibility United Press Staff Certs epeadsat Is bad. too, from six feat under. NEW YORK Ml — We Americans Self-Slaeghtend Public do things efficiently. Including kill­ ing eaeb other on the highway. Last year, 41,000 of us were murdered la traffic aeeldenti; thousands more were maimed; and property damage ran Into the millions. This year, these record figures may be equaled, or ortn excelled, with the eld of serious planning. For far too long now, motorUts have been haphnard in their man­ ner of motoring mayhem. What Is needed, if more Urea are to be taken and mere damage done, la more method In our madness. With this thought In mind, here ara "four rules to dlo by over the Christmas — New Year’s holiday." These Bales Foal-Proaf They have been pre-tested and found fool-proof. If your yaar-end celebrating drags a little, try one, or several, of these suggestions. Thoy will send you right out el this world. 1. Pay no attention to ipeed lim­ its, especially If tha weather Is bid. Keep the eceelerator down to the floorboard alt the way to tho morgue. 1 Toss down aovoral double shots on-tbo-rocka before leaving that party. Go for dead with an alcohol and gasoline cocktail. S. Start a long holiday drive when you are dog-tired. Drive iteadlly without stopping for cof­ fee — breaks and rest along tho way. Dote off behind tho wheel. Have a big sleep. 4. Ride the bumper of the clr In front of you, no m atter how fast you both a rt going. Always past on a curve, or at any other point where you can see no far- Every word up-to this point In this column was written by a pub­ licity man. Hera Is whare I taka over. The man sent me the pro-' ceding eight paragraphs of elo­ quent periods, sermonising semi­ colons, and righteous commas with tho appended note that here was an "off-beat” Idea for tho holidays that might help halt pub­ lic self-slaughter. Tha man who wrote this la get­ ting paid to publicize a product. Tako a look back over his compoalUon. See anything? No? AU right, look again at nils No. 3. Tho publicity man has succeed­ ed. HU Job is to get the word "coffee'’ before the public. That's It, pure and simple. Sell eoffes. I like eoffes very much. I drink three container* of It every morn­ ing out of our offleo vending ma­ chine, black, no sugar, no cream. And furthermore, I don’t object If tho man's eight paragraphs of safety preachment appear under my signature. I endorse every word. Let u« not kill eaeh other with stupidity on the highways. But there it a nagging and din quieting voice In my makeup that keeps muttering, "what Is the mor­ ality of our times?" I am not cap­ able ef answering. 1 believe mor­ ality means, In essence, "right conduct." • Think it over, Including the man's inverted advice which, God help ue, we all need. J believe the maa la motivated by the highest mo­ tives, Including the profit motive —and that his advice will do hu­ manity some good this Christmas. Please be careful on the hlghwayi. And pour coffee all over yourself, If you want to. Try and Stop Me IO DISCUSSION around tho pot-bellied stove In P aw Perkins' crossroads grocery a while back. Zeb Smothers B declared he didn't aspect to plant n singla potatq this year, seeing as how potato bugs 'ate up his entire crop last time out In nino days flat. Wally Harmon sniffed, "You was lucky, Zeb. They et up mine In leu than four days!” Paw Perkins warned the boys that the worst was yet to come. "Couple of potato bugs crawled onto my counter night,” he averred, .“and looked over the beoka . Ticket Agent Phone FA 2-1X18 COASi LINt RAl iPOAO JAILHOUSB RO<£ El v is P r e s l e y * AT HIS ORKATKSTlf a n tenai masne i i salt1 P __ jM _T Jailhouse Rock | - r e a r y j j j g g) —FEATURES— 1:31 - 3i24 - 5:34 - 7:21 -0:24 _______ H M STARTS TOMORROW# _________ j \\ / H BRg » to sot who had ordered seed for the next planting." ■ * • • ’• The tan bureau at Albany, N. T, received a Utter from ah anony. mous taxpayer admitting ho hod chested on hia Income tax for throe successive years, and was ao bothered by his conscience, ho couldn’t olaep. HU Utter concluded, "1 endooo SO dollars. If I •till can't sleep, !'!! nend tha bolsnoo." fS S « « « « !* •' O tsar, by Seoaelt curt. BMilbnteq by tow fWww MalUelo. —FEATURES— LAW -A-DAY 1 :0 0 -3 :3 4 -g 'J 2 - 9:11 —PLUS— □ □ YOU'RE TELLING ME! A BAKER 8 DOEBN ef play­ ers ware Involved In that tatsnt transfer between the Detroit and Kansas City bell clubs. Don't know who got tho best of tho deal—^unites it was ths railroads. I I t Tvo youthful Paris ragpickers /•ujhl m duel /or tho love o/ n ImmIi/ uI pirf. Not much e/ « story Mere—oovodo like e pretty [threadbare plot. t I f •oeovse workers In a foster? Met door whistle oi her, o lovely loatleh housewife a* a reduction M her reel estate toe. That's a nlfhty hoodMato gesture! I I I A staaay restaurant advertised that guests would bo allowed to carva their own Thanksgiving turkeys. Good grief, man!—that's one choro wo hope wo never have to perform In public! t I I tojno relief composers employ ghost writers, tho Jfoscoie Liter­ ary Gnirlte charges.- A shady deal, rtf t I t, Al that, ghoit invite Intoroetlof to mbit I ef beendaa refrains. t I t A New Jersey Arm offered n million-dottar botch of Confeder­ ate currency for 12 91. Whet n bargain—If someone would Just Invent n means of travsting back­ ward In Umst , # IM T.HMFBdTVIMiraMift to. WM1 MOWMDWtt V ni -e£>3>CfAUO * "It all atnrted when we piped la muaic to tncrcasa efficiency!" ANT ADS -FEA TU RE— 2:07 - 3:03 - 7:3* CINTRAI. FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER PLAN T n TfNAMTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLA. GRADE A-DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS KADERS P re-C hristm as Sale! Only 3 Days Left - - Sat December. -13 • 14 SOUTHBOUND L. T. Sheppard ABOUT 4B1 Wool Thirteenth Street Phone FA l-5 flll THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS - FRI. - SAT. No. It Ar. Sill Pj l L v .lill Pal No. II Ar. 1S:9S P.ai. La. 11;M Par ALL SANFORD IS RAVING --------------- By BINNITT CIRF--------------- No. TS A r .lillA jL U .tM A m . Nr 71 Ar. 1SSA.I, La. 1:1S A.m. HELD OYER TODAY ONLY LARGE EGGS DOZEN 63c WESTERN LEAN SQUARE CUT BOSTON BUTT PORK ROAST - 43c , THIN SLICED DRIED BEEF ' Vo LB. 29c W U O LR SUN ORANGE JUICE 7 CANS 79c LEAN PURR Got Tho Rout—Get Healleot GROUND BEEF LB. 39c ICE CREAM 2 PTS. 55c See Our Two Front Windows & Vi Price Table SAUSAGE * 53c OUR OWN PURE PORK Win. E. KADER JEWELER 112 Sow PARK FA 2-2363 LOCALLY RAISED — DRESSED IN OUR PLANT FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER HENS TURKEYS"*™ PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW * �— 'X 'd £12 £ ; — -------- - 2 2 -' J?••* ‘USaiT--fcli’K* * # "iZ ?TJ!» fcv. V.:- «* -*«.»*» ;_yi,p* n. a n ^ » ■ Circ/e Has ” *" ' >T*i;- :> - •' Party :: Church Calendar Y Presbyterian Church will meet fo* ’ WEDNESDAY The Elrie Knight Circle of the Recreation for the junior choir rehearsal a t the Church t | 7 :K ?-■ Firit Baptist Church had IU of the First Methodist Church at p. ra. > «.<’ Christmas meeting at the home 3:13. Junior choir practice at 3:43 Second Advent service 7;90 P. of Miss Martha Fox on Park Ave. P. M. Cottage choir practice at M. at the Lutheran Church af the oa Tuesday evening. 7:30. Redeemer. The meeting was opened by The annual congregational m e e t Prayer Meeting will be held at Mrs. Ruby Grove, co-chairman. ths First Baptist Church a t 7:30 Ing of the F irst Christian Church ■ r VIRGINIA CONK, g istefr Prayer was led by Mrs. Dawson will be held Wednesday evening; Bob end Dot Held have been In ages for h'm e, anyone? Sure Gunter. Officers and committee P The Senior High Fellowship of beginning with a potluek supper town, 1 bear by the grapevine. there will be room. chairmen gave their reports. Mrs. the F irit Presbyterian Church a t 6 o’clock. Have been staying with former Jean Ready Is expecting a bouse-[C. A. Anderson Jr. gave an In- will meet for ripper at 6:00 p. m. - Y/T neighbors, Marlon and Jim Me- full for the holidays. Her mother- terestlng program, assisted by The Senior High Choir of the Neill, while they visit with friends. in-law, and her two college girls Mrs. J. B. Fields, who represented First Presbyterian Church will 22 R iflt Ammunition Eddie and Jean Rossi are brav­ will soon be arriving In an attempt Nigeria. A solo, "The Love ot meet for rehearsal at 6:30 p. m. SHOTGUN SHELLS ing the elements to drive to New to keep things gay. . God", was sung by Mrs. G. D. The Senior High Fellowship of Fresh Stock J e tt Received England with their three children Drake. the First Presbyterian Church Betty Smith of Little Venice has IMPERIAL 8ERVICE for the Christmas holidays. The A social hour was enjoyed by will meet for recreation at 7:30 p. taken over Mias Lettle Caldwell’s Rosslss depart'next Monday. Jean Mrs. J. If. Hutchison, Mrs. Estelle STATION m. Is from Provldebce, R. !., and Ed­ ob with the Florida Visiting GUsson, Mrs. Dawson Gunter, Cor. 13th A Park The Chancel Choir of the First Service. If you know of any new­ die from Wakefield, Maw. Packcomers, call Betty and she will Mrs. V. C. Messenger, Miss Lor­ raine Franklin, Miss Martha Fox, call on them. Mrs. D. G. Hasty, Mrs. C. A. An­ Tbe Chiefs Wlvet Club has derson Jr., Mrs. S. L. Dampler, changed the date of thel; dinner Mrs. Fred B. Fisher, 31rs. G. B. with the husbands from Wednes­ Drake, Mra. J. B. Fields, Mrs day (today) until Friday. Decem­ Isabella Simon, Mra. Sue Steven­ ber 20. Place and time are atilt son. Mrs. Ruby Grovel, and Mrs. THURSDAY The annual Chrlitm ai party of the tame—the Villa Nova at 7:00 William T. Cavanaugh. MAKING A CHOICE at the buffet table are Mrs. Caeeer Fernandes and Mrs D*"iat a recent dance at the Loagwood Hotel. The dance was apoaaered byJ h e Officer's .Wives XTM the Sanford Homt Demonstration P. M. Reservation! most empha t of N J t S a n f o r d . _________________ ___________________________ (Official U. 8. Navy pbota) Club will be held at the horaa of tieally must be made by Decern Thera'* an easy way Mrs. Roy Tlllis, 221S Magnolia ber 16 with Marie Hipps, FA2-4062. to overcome this situation. Hurry, hurry, before the * gala Ave. nt 2 p. ra. with Mrs. J. L. Clark and Mra. R. F. Roehlk act­ change their minds again! Simpty lot us arrange a ing as eohosteasei. Gifts will be The Rose Circle of the Garden "Between Payday" loan foi exchanged. Club alwaya ha* something clever ■ you, on ten- *o suit your The Seminole Rebecca Lodge No. to offer for sale. Now It Is buck- "Hie Frtendshln League of the 43 will meet Thursday night at akin utility gloves, washable, us­ Congregational Christian Church convenien A coffee was given Tuesday In will be held In January at the The Colonel Theodore Roosevelt 8;00 P . M. Initiation and Christ able and Inexpensive. No gardener met at Fellowship Hall last Mon­ the B.O.Q. at (he Sanford Naval luncheon where the new officers Auxiliary No. 3 of the United mas party at Oddfellows Hall. should do without them—or driver, day afternoon with a good at Station by Ih executive board of will be Introduced. The duties of the various offic­ Spanish War Veterans bald the The Sanford Duplicate Bridge walker and so forth and so on. tendance despite the fold weather. the Officer’." .fives Club for the m em ber*'r the new board, who ers were explained, and the new regular meeting December • at the Club meets at 1:00 P. M. at the The gloves may be obtained from The meeting was eafled to order FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS hv the president, Mrs. WIHIam f r i l l take .ice In January. Also members left to choose their var­ home of the secretary, Mrs. Mae Yacht Club. There will be Indl May Lane at 310 Park Ave. ; lnvitedlwer the commanding and ious duties. When the president Is Shaeffer, 111 Elm Ave. vldual play. The annual all-muile hour at TTelnbuek. and was followed hv Open Saturdays’ 9 to 12 Noon A contribution w ai made to the FRIDAY ■ execiftl"' -Ulcers wives of the elected In January at the general the First Presbyterian Church devotional oerlod led bv Mra eight —*ta stationed In Sanford. meeting, her alternate will take Clara Barton fund and to HospltaThe Sallie Harrison Chapter of will be presented next Sunday George Chibnt. At the elose of the loons up te$«00 Mr*. Lionel Arthur and Mrs. her place on the board, as the Uiatlon. the D. A. R. will meet at the evening at 3:30 P. M. This la htislnrsa meeting lh» ladles ore The election of officer! for 19SS home of Mra. F. E. Bolt for the beautiful candlelight service, de oared and d rllrrm t t<rmtv.twn Jam es Reedy are official advisors president has no vote. Members of the Officers Wives Club are was held. Mrs. Lavlnla Vance was regular meeting and Christmas signed to tell the Chrtstmaa story n>rt«t-oas hn<r*». 1* for fho *rtr\l to the club note r’ounlv vr-ime. * for ft>. «or‘ The new -oard was greeted by asked to think about their choice elected president; Senior V. P-, party, Friday, December 13 at through anthems. Mrs. Blargte Brademeyer; Jr. V. 3:00 P. M. Co-hostesica will be Mrs. Will Webber, outgoing presi­ for the coming election. Louise Touhy, who is minister etfa VTome. and one for a member C O R P O R A T I O N New officers are vice-president, P. Mra. Mary Jameson; Chap­ Mrs. E. M. Hoke and Mrs. A. C. of music at the church, will direct wfcn •« «lrA at Ihn nveven* time. dent. The election of a president Mrs. William Crawford, VAII-T; lain, Mrs. Mary Pfafflln; patriotic Benson. AU visiting daughter* are the service. There will be 31 voce -------------SANTORO--------Delirious refreshments w e r e planning committee, Mrs. Carl Instructor, Mrs. Bessta Plcktring; Invited. lists In the chancel choir. They served by Mr*. R. H. Ivars, hos l i t Wait Ftnl Street.>. . . *• • • • • • • • • • • • «< .FA Wo* 1-374$ historian, Mrs. Flortnea Priest; Tcgfeldt, HATU, Mrs. Jane Petra, MONDAY (01* St Im m i !*••••* I.IM U f ) have been rehearsing since Sep­ son. Fasron, Mrs. H. II. Osborne, conductor, Mrs. Claire Evans, asThe Past Matron'i Club will tember for the program—learning Final arrangements were mad* 0R(* Hevri: Deity t-5: fridsf M, (loud Saturday VAH-S; publicity, Mrs. David. ilstant conductor, Mrs. Jennie meet*at the home of Mrs. Joe Cor two special numbers each week for the Christmas party to be heM Cunning , N.A.S.; corresponding Erlcson; assistant guard, Mrs ley on Cameron Ave. at 7:30 P. M. ORLANDOFeatured during the service will on Dec. 16, 1:30 p. m. at Fellow secretary, Mrs. Rupert Leg a re, Fanny Lloyd; secretary-treasurer The Dependable Class will have be Julie Anderson playing a Carol ship Hall. Mrs. E. Benedict will be D O W N T O W N —401 W etl Central Avenue.. . .GArden 3 6493 Mra. Mat Shaeffer. a Christmas party December 16 Fantasie and :he Baeh-Gounod hostess, Mn. M. If. Billingsley, The Lake Mary Home Demon- VAH-B; recording secretary, Mrs C O IO N IA IT O W N —1343 lot! Colonial Drive . GA tdtn 3 -3441 At the dose of the meeting '• stratlon Club held a Christmas Floyd Harfls, VAH-11; treasurer, social hour and gift exchange at the home of Mrs. Roy Wall, Ave Merle on her violin. Bob An co-hostess. Mrs. Jean Runyon, HATwlng Odkt Meutt: Dolly t-S; W*4n*t4cy 3 $stw4ey M I 400 Virginia Dr. Co-hoatesaea will derson, and hit cello will Join Julie Members expressed their plea party Tuesday. The meeting was were enjoyed. Fourteen were pre­ be Mra. A. K. Shoemaker and Mrs. and Louise for several numbers. sure over the progress made on opened by the president. Mrs. Staff. lO A N S M A D I TO R IS IB IN T S 0 9 A U N IA R B Y T O W N S Board members are chosen from sent. Guests were Mrs. Gertrude John D. Callahan. Thera will be That Is, If he has had time to tho lawn, whish la growing green­ Olan Boutwell. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Stanley of Bamsvllle, S. C. and practice. Bob just returned from er every day. home demonstration agent, dem- each unit as representatives. They Mr. and Mra. George Morgan of an exchange of gifts. deployment with VAH-9 and la so -jonitrated the making of tiered can- serve a term of six months, and Terre Haute, Ind. particular about his music, he *dy dishes, and little Christmas arrange at least one activity a month to Include all the officer’s may not do as much aa the ladies trees of cardboard and soap flakes. OPEN FRIDAY DEC. IS TILL ItSO expect. Miss Wilson also showed a cen­ wife* In the Sanford area. Wives OPEN FRIDAY DEC. 20 TILL 8:30 The Hcmcrocallis Circle will terpiece made of styrofoam, seed of retired officers or those on ac Tha Chancel choir of the Pres­ meet Thursday, Dec. 12 at 6:30 byterian Church Is known for Its pod!, and leaves, painted ami five duty not stationed In Sanford, OPEN SATURDAY DEC. 21 TILL 8:30 p. m. for a covered dish supper soloists, Caroline Mclnnts, Elisa­ ■ sprinkled with glitter. Mrs. Don or widows are eligible and wel­ at the home of Mrs. M. E. Baker beth Wilke, Mary Ann Graham, Brubaker spoke to the-club about come to join the club. OPEN MONDAY DEC. 23 TILL 8:30 ALWAYS FIRS! QUALITY Mrs. C. K. Hunter and Mra. R Lois Sloan. Harry Weir, Cliff Methe High Fever Follies and asked | Members or the outgoing board are Mrs. Webber, Mrs. F.d Rossi, Miss Anne Davis, February L. McKnight will be co-hostesses their help. TUESDAY DEC. 24 CLOSE 6:00 Mrs. If. S. Tugwcll, Mrs. G. C. bride-elect, was honored Monday The program will be "Flowers Kibbln, and Rob Crumley will have solo portion* of the anthems. night with a miscellaneous shower from the Bible". There will be Louise will, of course, treat the by Mrs. Joe Auarello and Mra. gift exchange. gudlcnce to several selection*. Si­ Mrs. Richard Fowler Wendall Hlrt. The party was held HNNIY'S HAS MORI PIAIDID PMTTINIIS The Camellia Circle will meet Ernest 1’rlU. in the Auarello home. The rooms Thursday a t >:00 P. M: at the lent Night, Holy Night, will pre­ needy families In Lake Mary. cede the benediction. The service _ _ were decorated with pink and horn* of Mra. Ralph Betti, 1307 The door prne was won' by Miss Is one which will put all who hcac •..M O R I CHICKS 'N FLORAL FAN!ASIIS white gladioli and a pink, white Sanford Ave. Wilson. There will be a cake sale It In the mood for Christmas. All and green theme. The colors were Each member has been asked December 16 In front of the Lake delightfully repeated In the re­ to bring a decoration she has made Navy personnel have been Issued ' ...M O M WOVIN GINGHAMS/ SEERSUCKERS, LINOS I Mary post office, starting at 12:30 a special Invitation to attend. freshments of cake, mints and and a gift for exchange. P. M. The Mimosa Circle of the San­ A covered dish luncheon was OVIEDO—Members of the Wes­ punch. Games were played by the ford Garden Club will meet at the enjoyed by the c.'ub. The table leyan bible class of the Oviedo St. Mary’s Cathedral of the As­ was decorated in the Christmas Methodist Church enjoyed their guests. Winners were Mrs. J . P. home of Mrs. C. L. Wallis at 10:00 sumption at Covington, Ky„ la ra­ theme. A gift drawing was held monthly party at the church re­ Cullen, and Mrs. Cyril Butncr. The A. M. There will be an exchange ff riled as one of the finest ex­ R after luncheons and each member cently. Mr. and Mra. I’hil Pack honoree received many lovely of plants. amples of Gothic architecture In The Rosa Circle of the Garden the United States. received a present. There were 20 ard, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brook gifts. Attending were Miss Davis, Mrs. Ctub will meet at 9:43 a. m. Fri­ members present, and 3 guests. ahlre and Miss Lucille Brookshire were joint hosts for the occasion J. C. Davis, the bride-elect's mo­ day at the home of Mrs. B. It. er, Mrs. A. J. Bracken. This will Others enjoying the party In ther, Mrs. R. II. Reely, Mrs. J Crumley at which time Its Christ­ be the annual Christmas party. eluded Mra. Ben G. Walnrlght D. Uoxard, Mrs. R. W. Turner; mas party with the exchanging of The Hibiscus Circle will meet CHRISTMAS Mrs. J . II. Staley. Mrs. E. L. Mrs. O. K. Goff, Mrs. G. B. Hud gifta will take place. Mra. Charle* Friday, Dee. 13 at 2:30 P. 31. at son, Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Mrs. W. A Wilke will talk on "The Christ­ I Luttrcll, Miss Elisabeth Olliff the home of 3!rs. Gordon Brisson IDEAS Miss Ruth Davidson, Mrs. Rex Hunter, Mrs. Roy Wall, Mrs. J. P. mas Story" end Mrs. J. D. Wood- for tho annual Christmas party F o r C h ild ren | C'lonts, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M Cullen. Mrs. Harvey Wilkinson, ruff will offer a ten-minute talk on and plant exchange. ) Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weisen Mrs. R. K. Rutland, Mrs. Sarah horticulture. Tlie Jacaranda Circle will meet The Ixora Circle will meet at Thursday, December 13 at 7:00 barger, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thurmond, Mrs. C. R. Bowes, ; Schumacher, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. R. 11. Taylor. Mrs. R. F. 3:30 a. m. Friday at the home of P. M. at the Sanford Woman’s Cole. Mrs. Williams. Miss Barbara Mra. Douglat Stcnstrom. The pro­ Lundy. Club for dinner, and a Christmas Lowe, Mrs. Clarence Wynn. Mrs, gram will be "What’a new at San­ party. There will he a plant ex­ STUDENTS GIVE PARTY Cyril Butner, Mra. Carl Chorpcn ta Claus time". Mrs. W. H. StemAnother recent party enjoyed by change. Each member I* request-1 per will be co-hostess. In charge rd to hrlnff a potted plant. Hos$5.75 the young group of Oviedo wai Ing, and Mrs. Flossie Goodson. of packages will be Mrs. Stcmpcr teses are Sirs. R. W. Anthony, A up the Junior High party held at the and Mrs. Stcnstrom. Doors, Airs. 31ra. Lyman Myers. 3lrs. C. C. city hall memorial building. Be Ralph Dean, Mrs. John Morgan. Tyre, Mfs. Jackson Little. The pro­ BIKTHSTONE ing the second of a scriei of par Tables, Mrs. Vincent Roberts, Mrs. grams will Include the Christmas ties for their entertainment, RINGS Donald Jones; Miniature Chriit- story and a community sing. was enjoyed by approximately for Richard Felnberg mas trees, Mrs. Walter MertwelhBrilliant grmatonea In white ty members of the two Junior Iona Thomas A yellow gold mountings. Many High grades. stylea A al/ea to choose from. Dancing and games were en Lalun Tindall Joyed, after which refreshments Neil Tindall were served by Mrs. R. W. Estes representative*; Mrs. Phil Tackard, Mrs. Wesley Junior H i g h STO RE Saenson and Mrs. John Courier, namely, Ann Slavik, John David MI B. l i t FA t #Hl Beasley, Thad Llndo and Nancy Jr. The party was planned by the Mason. Conning The News CAN’T SEE YOURWAYCLEAR- Between Pay Cheeks? Xmas Boxes Packed By Friendship 1ea*ue On Monday Mrs. Vance Elected ’resident O f T. R. President At Luncheon I n . Jart Auxiliary No. 3 R * Officer's Wives To Elect New G A O FINANCE caMiss Wilson Shows Lake Mary Club Easy Decorations Shower Given Garden Circles For Miss Davis P e n n e y ’s Jt Parties Popular In Oviedo Recenly give her MORE cotton charm with a Brentwood! Happy Birthday Wert Jewelry SIXTH ANNUAL (pvtuamum /B a ll Sat. Dec. 14, 1957 M AYFA IR MUSIC By "The Populaires" i • 9:00’ Til - - - $1.50 person Benefit - - Police Benevolent Assn. For Reservation Call ★ Police Station 6 DOOR PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY. Curia inly, you want your youngster to have good training but with texoc what thay wo on* of tha boat things you can leave your children i* a good education. Per­ haps it's time to start saving for it now with our holp and that big 3% dividend wo pay ovary six months. SHOP PENNEY’S . . . Rrentwoods so criap, so freah you'll want a ward rob# of them! Brentwood* newly faahlonad In corded chain, bray that’s striped to be seen smartly! Brentwooda la plaids that are perfectly poised! Brentwood* fresh *n ready in little or no iron finishes I Find them at Pennay’a full-sweeping or gently atyled with 4 gores, ready fori your selection and never smarter! Smarter atil) the1 gentle Penney price that keeps women In the know com­ ing back to Penney’* every season for MORE fashion­ able Brentwood*! Misses’, woman’s and half aizca. 1 y o u ’ll live b e lte r, yo u ’ll aavet ■8 la 4, - �.¥ l ___ _____ Halo fcertichtol at Italy to a 10-nauS M g* by By JERRY €OVUWfON A Raid at II aaiataara foagfct IM I/I, waa a graap af fairway acaa brlak wind* aad ta d waatbar at bp Dr. Oaadaa tba baaaUM Mayfair laa aooraa t a a a at tba Ortaada Ak yaatarday la am atoset to laad aaa wba racardad a two of tba atgbt available apatada tba par, T*. tad Gary Cowan, tM fteM at lit portion* la tba third diaa Jr. Cbaaap. «ka ala* Aaaaal Mayfair laa Opaa. Alan- aaa a 11. W a 19-yaar-aM lad tbaogb all af U m hapaful* i t—i M r * * baaaaaf abia to earn* la aadar at NEW YORK VI - TIM graateat i tba tot 1957 College ' Grid Attendance Sumy Revealed ■ .......... — win la tba Mb n a LS-roaad boat MB, _____ tarty aast . I pound* to Lewis' haaiparad by a gaabad k ft aad a damagad noaa, ranted la tba Uta round* ta gala Um daefc fturga of callage tootbaB inter• i t wai regiaterda la the East Um •▼ •raft attendance at mu* ta aUck wart, BOy Watta gam at throughout Um nation In­ Part taadardali. with a VI: creased slightly la 1*57. ■b Craaay, TB: Bab BaaUag. 71; H u m w irt among tho finding* Jiaa Cart, 71; T rial aa CaaaaB, »r today of a United Praia turvay 7f; aad Waraay NarargaU, with a Wrtttoa far Uta United Praia on bow football farad dttriag tba NEW YORK m - Tho Western 71. Jfaa Cart ii a RotUaa atadi id la carraady tba NASA U a a p aaaaoa juit flalabtd at m eoUogtt J m KrtMaal Paatbafl W la awary Pavktwte itctio e Rl of Mf Um CwUUU/• country. I " ‘ *■ • Aaoag tba atbar aaiataara wba Tba Mldwaat, aa usual, bad Um . ^ _**?* w an axampt from qualifying by graatait total attendanca aad Ml- w,t* " * ***” Invitatton of tha Glanta am some chlgan and Ohio State ware Um many a year. Three teams dead­ af tha greatest names fas Um baselocked going Into tho final w leading school*. of tha n g u u r lesson provide Um haO world; Carl HobbaU, director Tba total attondaneo at all football world with action gal are, of the Glanta farm ayttem, BIU games declined 0.11 par cant treat and help keep those tanstOoa fad­ Rlgnoy, Raid boat of tha naw San Fraaclaca club, Tam Sheehan head 11,(51,231 in 1050 to 11,*21,2*5 this ing at a marry aUp. yoar. Tha rte ra , Colt* gad Lions, all acaut tor tha club. Paul Richards, But this waa merely a "mirage" havo to knock oft tha apposition to maaagar af tha Battlmara Orioles, 'll coal mo losa to Enaneo my car through lota,1 because tba same schools stay In first place, unless all thraa aad Jack RuaaoU, Beaton Rod Sox tho bank, *o I w a ablo to ipond moro on tho played five lata gamat this year are defeated, and that Isn't i t nil pitcher a r t among Um mtect than last year—aao 'against M5. llkaly. Sin Francisco, an paper car foolf. Took my pick of a numb* af extra*.' Amateur, Mtlvtn Ftelachar, who On Um "trua" measure af avar­ haa tha bast chance af trimming aga attendance par game, tba fig- tha opposition, the Green Bay la a hometown boy, aad all Ma­ urea showed an increase af .007 Packer*; tha Llano face tha for­ rino champ, fatted ta qualify for par cent—from 23,152 last year ta midable Chicago Bear* la Wriglay the opanlag round aa ha fired a 14,01* thle yaar. Plv* more gam** Field, aad Baltimore haa to taka vary raapactlbte Tl on the par a t tha lim a avaraga would bavo on Um high scoring Rama at Lot 71 course. Melvin, who haa woo about everything tho service boostad tho total for 1*87 to 14,- Angeles, both rugged. But, wo 001,3*0. thrown at him, stated yester­ think tboy'll all mako It and go You'll not only smro money on our day, that ha haa been on Um bat* Into that throo play off for tha GaograpMeal Breakdown Breaking tho nation Into seven right to faeo the Cleveland Browne tootbaU aquad and did not havo hook rat**, hut build voleuM* honk a u d it u t tho proper time ta get In shape for tba geographical saetloni, the survey In the championship game. sum * Huso—right hot* whom you o m m o It, to •v e n t Fighting Um wind and cold Giants Mel Defeat find* three area* with an Increase STRAMAHAN (toft) arrtvaa la Baafard for tk# PG.V Open aad attend* tha, Mth anniversary and four with a decrease. The Tha New York Glanta era prob­ all day, ha waa net alone in falling fln a n c * hom o Im provem ents, o d u co llo n o l __ . __ laa Opening. BhShowa with hlai arc Mr*. Mirlo Carfagao aad hot haabaad who la pro at the three "up" araaa ware enough ta ably football'* moat mortified to qualify. Soma ether vary rasper(Staff Photo) Mayfair laa Calf CTab. put tha naUonal average on tho bunch of players today. If they tibia golfer* war* unable to come hadn't fatten from grace In tha In under Um 78 lim it Last yaar plui side. Mtlvln finished third (n tho ama­ The East showed the greatest mud at Pittsburgh, they’d atilt teur event with n five over par Increase, f.*4 per cent, while the have a chance for tha Eastern Pacific coast waa up I.S2 per cent honor*. Detroit tat that up by With thle top-notch Sold of amaand the South A0* per cent. On boating Um Browne Sunday. New aad baMball gfoata this Clafta Plumbing aad Kaatlag la of *42 with a *74 and had high avaraga whch la topa In tha laa the minus aide, the Midwest waa York now Jotaa tho Sears aa tha should prove ooc of Um moat color­ gue. urn la Um laad by four gamti la taam three of 1711. two real disappoint manta of tho off 3.28 per cent, the Bouthwcat ful tourneys of it'a kind. Hero at Um Mliad Bowling league after Harvey's It holding a Ught sacLou’a Bar and Grill won (wo 4.50 per cent, the Rockiea AS1 per pro Mason. taldag two lait wrtk from Har- ond pltea with 21 gtm et won and gam ti from Powell'a giving them cent, and tha Midland* off 8.85 par Tho Llona a n fortunate that tha Mayfair opan, golfing fans Tty'i Plumbing Co. Throo mam- 11 loit. J a n a Cook hit two garnet 1814 won and 20V4 k i t In fourth cant. they have two fine quarterbacks. win have tha opportunity to sea •U of their favorites of tho fair­ bora aa Clark’a taam bit tha 500 of 1*4 and bad a terlcs of 534 place and (Ull have a ebanca lines But tha Mldwaat again chatkad They suffered a serious lota whan which waa fourth high icrlci for they are Juit two and ont-balf up the greatest total, 5,427,3a* fans Bobby Layne broke hi* ankle Sun­ way aa woU aa their diamond far■arfc aad two *00 gamti. W trron Donit hid t m ilngla tha night. Harvey’a holdi lecond gamei behind Ilarvcy’a In lecond with the South closest at 2,MS,117. day, but Tallin Roto can ha count­ oritei. The first group la scheduled __ FUND place and on* and one-hall game* Michigan waa tha paea-aatter with ed upon to do a good Job against to tee off tomorrow morning. aad a *74 aarlta which wat high high taam thrao ot 287A Hunt'* It holding it* own In third behind third place team. Andy •4,105 (ana for each of alx home the Bears. h r tba night and It gavo him high No matter what kappene next aartaa far tha Maion. LU Donat place with 20th gtm ei won and Bolton had a 210 tingle and a 517 gamei and Ohio State waa next week Um p n a havo had a tremen­ bad a M ilnglo and a 517 icrlei 1114 lost, Juit one-half game be­ ■crlei. Jim Maloney had third high with *0,688. wbteb waa high tor Um women hind Harveyi. Will Webber bit a aerial for tha night, 556. > » SaeUonal highlight* of tha sur­ dously successful maaon at tho gate. h r Um evening. E raatt White had 212 tingle and had second high The App. Mart It dropping down vey Included: ■aa Great Sateen I Ml aarlti. Tba taam topped Iti terlea of 502. Hit total pin fall for In the standing! to fifth placo. East-Average up from 11,105 to Tba Rama wlU play to m on handicap high taam tingle 20 garnet It 02M giving him a 174 They took om game from PowaU’a 17,415 for total of *,22»,05*. Big giving them 18 games won and 21 gainers: Army more games, plus than a million people for IS gamat lost with a chance for a comeback Notre Dama and Navy aa "homa" at home and away, Including ax only three game* behind second g am ti In Philadelphia and Prlnea- hlbltloni. That'* aa many aa meet of Hawk-lniplrtd ityllng in place which wav wide open at thla ton’a Ivy League ghampa. Big baMball club* attract In a home ion. In a new '58 Studebsker action, Studebaker point and a batUo for the four mid­ losers: Navy w ain't Army fvn* schedule of 77 gamat. Tha Llona or Packard. Coma In for your dle teams. George Kenla had high hoit, Syracuse, ptUgborgh, Yale. played to tlx Mlloota, and Um taat-driva, nowl SPara will match that figure next game 171 and high aerlei 475 for hla team. South—average up from 21,123 weak. The Chita have had ftv* m 0Powell’i took two games giving to 23,172. Btg Gainers: Perfect Au­ outs In alx g am ti and sot a new them 14 won and 23 lost In sixth burn, Loulslanr State. Big loserf record for BaMImoro. place. They still have a chanct to due to le u games—Florida, Mia­ get out of the cellar before It la mi, Georgia. 33,706 to 32,1*A Big gainer: cham­ all over. Dick Richards had a good Midwest—Averag edown from pion Rice, up 35,000. Btg tomr: night with a 180 single and a SIS 37,882 to 38,854 but nlna schools SMU off 100,000 In same number series. averaged over 40,000 per game. of gamei. The league aa a whole had a Big loser—Ullnolf, off 11,000 ptr Midwest— Average down from good eight memberi hitting tha game. 11,130 ta 11,5 0 t Big galnar: Utah 500 comer and four memberi hit­ Midlands—Average down from one more game. Btg tomr but (till ting better than 200. 23,128 to 23,017. Blf gainer; Okla- laadtr: Colorado, off 23,000. Schedule for Thursday Is Hunt's homa one more game. Big loser: Pacific Coast—Average up from Tuxedo Feed Store, Powell's Office Tulsa, off 43,000 In tho aamo num­ 24,453 to 2S.*1A Big gainers: Ore­ SANFORD MOTOR CO.. INC. Supply; Harvey's Plumbing Cn.. ber of games. gon more than doubled, Washing­ Imported Italian Sunbeam Appliance* Gift Items—Nevettlan 1001 S. Sanford Avc. Ph. FA 2-4382 App. Mart; Clark's Plumbing and Reg. $48.50 Food Mixer *38.00 Leather Handbags Ration - Thao Bandar Cosmetics Southwest—Average down from ton. Big loaer: Arizona, off 21,000. Reg. 219.50 Elect. Frypan 14J)5 $3.50 Permanent Wave Speclala Heating, Lou's Bar and Grill. Reg. 129.95 Bloc. P e c u l a t o r *24.95 HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK TOUCHTON DRUG CO. V* --------------------------M(ATHER /--------------------------OF SANFORD FA 2-2482 10* S. Oak FA 2-5742 GOLF CHARITIES GET 2M.M0 LINGERIE Whiting and Davla Glamours Westlnghouso Portable TV ^ Lac* trimmed or Tailored ' CHICAGO W - A total of 236.000 OR IROMESH BAGS Now *99.00 W Gowns, short!* Pajamas, Robes Assorted Sty Is* has been allocated by officials of With Trad* In Slips. Ilalf-Slipa, Panties 26.95 to 214.95 National Golf Dey to 10 golf chartBeggarly Appliance Center HOLLYWOOD SHOP Y O W E L L ' l lice. Tho money wai obtained from 115' S. ‘ Magnoti ‘ olla *“ ' FA 2-3672 the 1037 competition. The largest Give Mom a Sweater amount, 126,000, went to the West­ by 8chterlpalli ern Golf Assn.'s caddy scholarship MARY-ESTHER’S fund. RECORDS "Featuring Fashion* Ju it for Yen' LP’s 45'* 200 N. Park SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Children's Records 300 E ast F ln t St. SPORTsWRITER ADAMS DIES SANFORD FURNITURE CO. WINN TV 8moklng Stand*—Easy Chalra MANHASSET, N. Y. W — Cas­ 320 E. F irst . FA 2-2994 300 East First 8L Table Radios—Hassocks well Cas Adams, a sports writer Shadow Boxaa—Cedar Chests Desks % SANFORD FURNITURE CO Lamps— Planters for tho New York Herald Tribune 200 East First St. Sofa Pillows and the New York Journil-AmtriLiving Room Suites—Mirrors O. D FarrtU'a can, died here Monday. Adams Bedroom Suites—Bookcassa Jewallte Brush A Comb Bets ARCADE PACKAGE STORE started hla sports writing career Throw Ruga—Cedar Robes $2.50 up Featuring: I with the Htrald Tribune In 1927 Drawer Sets Tho Very Best I Snack Seta 24.25 up and moved over to the Journal310 E. F in t St. ' Compotes Candy DishM DAIS FAUSTS DRUG 8TORE American In 1933. He was 50. Religious Figurines Washable Jackets in Monroe Corner Craft tnd Gift Assorted Colors and Styles Blouses for HER Shop — Out West First in Nylon, Wool and Gabardin* Tallorsd and I)rss*y a L. PERKINS A SON AU Stylos and Colors, Fabrics 204 E ast First ^ lll-Fldellty 22.91 to 114.98 Phonographs Y O W E L L ' l Dad will bo plaaaod 1109.95 to *680.00 Beyond Words with a Hat WINN TV y Adam Door Mirror FA 2-2994 320 E. F irst GA BRETT S 16x66 Crystal Shoot 323 E. F ln t A Special Gift for the Family FA 2-5244 *10.95 sach Everyone will enjqy using a new Ssnkarik Qiaos A Paint Co. Give him one of our handsomo 112 W. Second FA 2-462* Smith-Corona Portable Typewriter Cuff Link and Tio Bar 8eU HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE Many Styles to Choose From 314 Magnolia FA 2-0462 • 11 Big Races• Post Time 8:10 p.m. Complete Lino of Buxton « ... W-80 up Leathsrwars. Billfolds, Nice selection of GUta WM. E. KADER, JEWELER GlasaM Cast. Ksv Cass, For tho Kitchen • Luxurious Club Housed Heated Stands Tiro Extinguishers, Life and Clgarolls Cass*. *2.25 up _ Preserver* Cushions and % . , TOUCHTON DRUG CO. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Low uric* Shotgun Sheila 112 Magnolia FA 2-0*15 LINGERIE SCHOOLING RACES NIGHTLY W. P. SMITH FA 3-6284 Paatlsa. Slips, Gowns, and Console Seta 2515 Park Are. Pajamas in nylon and Rayon 7:30 p.m . Vases — Pitchers — Bowls Kodak Movie Projector, 8mm By Munslngwsar Decorative Candle* PUBCELL CO. 162.00 Monroe Corner Craft and Gift TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Shop — Out West First OPENING MATINEE WEDNESDAY 131 E. First Shall love a Beautiful Strand TRIVETS FA 2-2482 DECEMBER 18th Of Cultured Pearls. 8ee our Antique reproductions, practical elegant array. Priced to fit Plan to Follow Championahlp Race* nt Jerry Collina and decorative. All slsss. shapes th t budget All Naw Track d styles. 60c up WM. E. RADER,* JEWELER T lflt HITCHING POST So* our selection of This space is reserved ELECTRIC TRAINS Buxton and Princess Gardner for you and Accessorise Billfolds. Clfsietto Lighten, For your Chris Am. Flyer A Lionel Casas, and Glass Giasi eases. Shopping Bargains Give anil serve Bourbon da Luxe, the Luxury Kentucky Bourbon WINN TV POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY For only a nominal cost 320 E. F ln t gA 2-29*4 Blend —truly American whiskey . . . luxuriously gift packaged Cor gracious giving a t no extra Cost to you. 3 Teams Deadlock In Final Week h«lp«d m« Duy POWER BRAKES' a Clark,s Leading Mixed League Look For It In Free Sample: EASY 7 0 FIND-HANDY-COM PLETE i y tilft fir N f <! 1S tu d e b a k e r - P a c k a r d M gifts farMoe U Olflt far Win* < RICHER IV M b fir N«— i Fiat, Custards and Desserts a n m odi with 1^ «Hlsf*rHln~? OLD-FASHIONED BROWN SUGAR deluxe w ay to give Luxury Kentucky Whiskey SEASON OPENS SATURDAY NIGHT ftr Boy* < ^ Give B o u r b o n d e £ u x e k bntuckva u n a r-y rr c o o t s n o mossui BOURBON Of LUXE CO.. LOUISVILLE. KY. DISTRIBUTED BY: NATIONAL DISTILLERS flOOUCTS CO. KENTUCKY BLINDED BOURBON WHISKEY—44 PROOF—Oil CHAIN NEUTRAL SFtJUU T%J*& Located 8 Milee Sooth Of Sanford — On Rt. 17-92 �V. Brown Wards Mrs. Talbott Dies Morning To Be Actress This Mr*. Virginia Price Talbott, Tl, died suddenly at 7:10 this morning her home, 1701 Park Are. after Not Oddity ata «bort lllneis. * Bom June 0. ISM In Elkina. W. Va., the had lleed In Sanford for HOLLYWOOD Ml — Vauesaa M yean. Mrs. Talbott waa a mem­ Brown, only actreaa-genlua In tele- ber of the Congregational Church rial on, la refusing offers to appear here, the, Rebekaha and alio the on big money quia shows because “I want to bo an actresa, not an oddity" A radio Quit Kid when aha waa only 14, Vancata would bo a pip o( a contestant for the akuD-bualeri, but ahe'a too shy to appear. "The 104,000 Challenge' wanted me to cbooao any category and to challenge any of their past con­ testants," “Vanessa .said in her H. P. (Bod) Scheckert quiet little voice. " It waa flattar­ (Photo by Bergstrom) ing, but I turned It down—moatljr because I'm thy, I guess. "Betides, I couldn’t decide which category would bo beat. Then I realised I didn't know enough about any single subject. THE SPIRIT OP CHRISTMAS Is aaeentlag with the Southern Bell folks who play an laaj My friends triad to talk me Into In bringing families together a t this holiday oeoa In. This neaeon the telephone family will H. P. (Bud) Schuckert. above, studying up on Sherlock Holmes, lag to the people of Sanford how to odd Joy with ’’well telephyed homes,___________ (S It the newly appointed sales man­ but It would b are taken too much The United Brotherhood of C ar time. i pentera and Joiners Local No. S37S ager for Lowell E. Oiler. In charge presented the Seminole High of Inland Steel and Lok-RIb steel "Them ’tlc-Tac-Dough’ asked School Band with |M check for the Beginning Thursday, Dec. 13, other than a gift b a f-la to bo en- [ partmont Publication No. S,” me to try for the jackpot I re­ purchase of one complete band uni­ buildings sales. The Oiler firm, which recently won a state-wide the Sanford P ott Office windows closed Inside a Christmas paek- which contains rates of postagt fused that also." and limits of situ and weight for | With an IQ of m Vanessa Is form. The price of. one uniform sales competition, Is the distribu­ will be open a t '• a. m. and dose age. It $45.10 and Including the Drum t. Mall Christmas lards and par- domestic mall., Another free pam- some 40 points sm arter than tho at 6 p. m. each weekday Including major uniform, the bandmaster’s tor for these commercial and In­ Wednesdays and Saturdays until cels early to avoid the last minute ohlat at post offlees Is entitled average citlsen. Nobody knows uniform, a signal baton, officer's dustrial buildings In Seminole, Vo­ Dec. 14, according to Postmaster rush and waiting In line at the "Packaging and Wrapping Parcels bow much brighter than the aver­ epaulettes and majorette halt the post office. The best times to For Mailing.’’ Joel Field. age actress. Sha admits her mind members have raised $3,371 to­ lusia, Lake and Orange counties. Schuckert comes to Florida from Postmaster Field further em- Is photographic. That the m t of After Christmas, starting on avoid crowds at stamp windows wards this amount. The Band As­ a similar position in Michigan. Us _ Dec. 26, he said, the Sanford Post In most post offlees are before 10 phaalied how Important It is to bar is photogenie la just so much sociation announces that any mer­ la married and hat two children. 9 Office will go back to tho regular A. M. and between 1:30 and 1:30 start planning now to shop early lily gilding. chant or organisation desiring to and mall early for Christmas. "I read slowly and hake almost purchase a uniform should contact Mrs. Schuckert Is a teller In the schedule of opening a t 8:30 a. m. P . M. First National Bank of Mt. Dora. 10. Every postal employee Is "Our loyal and dedicated pOs- total recall," Vanessa aald during and dosing at S p. m. except on the bandmaster. A label will be The Schuckerta plan to make their happy to answar questions on poslal employees, whoso efforti dura rehearsal break. "But It Is hard Wednesdays and Saturdays when worn in the uniform Jacket with permanent home In Central Flor­ the windows will open at 1:30 a. tal rules and regulations. Anyone Ing every Christmas season art work and takes time. the merchant's or organization's ida. with problems about mailing h i t ! so commendable, must depend up"To appear on a qulx show a name printed on the label. m. and dote at U noon. Christmas parcels should avail on public cooperation to help get Postmaster Joel Field today out­ himself of the opportunity of die- their job done. We know that all person must be genuinely Inter­ lines ten baste pointers for users cussing tb t problems with postal cltiiani will recognise the Import- ested In a particular subject. of the mails to follow In order to •mploytei, and taka advantage of anea of this, and will again extend There's no trick to It at all. It’s a matter of collecting and saving assure prompt and aafe delivery their experience. us this cooperation and http," the facta—like some people collect mo­ of their Christmas cards and gifts Atk at any post office for the Postmaster added. ney. ^ this year: "Personally, I don’t find quls * 1. Address mall fully and clear­ shows very Interesting. I seldom ly. Write legibly or print plainly wateh them." and always use sona numbers in Stars la "Climax" the addrass and return address. Vanassa proves brains and beau­ Avoid abbreviations since this may here. The older generation of ty esn be combined in one shapely lead to confusion. Eisenhowers already had settlad a package Thursday night when she 3. Use the 3-cent latter rata on few miles north of the old Belle stars on CBS-TV’s Climax." Springs church. cards and letters. Be certain a reThough sha baa a slight Austrian per left hand corner of both Memorial Pleased ~ aecent, sha plays a Southern belle Christmas cards and parcels. This Moyer said he bought the church In the adventure drama. . will prevent any undelivered mall lumber to build a home for hU Two years ago Vanessa made | ending up In a dead lettar office. 'parents, but he’s discovered he'll herself known to televiewers In 3. Do not inclose coins or hard have enough to build three houses. "My Favorite Husband." When objects of any kind In letters. Nearly 300 persons attended the that folded she hit the free lance Cancelling machines cannot pro­ auction, snapping up various trail. cess such letters and often dam­ Items. "People ask If having a repu­ age the letter and contents. A bread illcar m old as the tation for being a *braln' la detrl4. Do not mall money In Christ­ church told for $5. A large Bible mental to my career, she chuck!mas gifts or letters. For safety’s printed In German was purchased ed. "I can only say that I don't sake, use postal money orders or for $4.SO. Dishes and cutlery dat­ think it kaa cost ma any roles. checks. ing back to the 19th century went Acting Is more emotion and feel­ 5. Separate your letters to "lo­ for a few cents. And the ehurch ing than Intelligence." cal’’ and ’’out-of-town." This will pews sold for $1.30 each. Vanessa does her bast to con­ 0 speed all the mail and relieve The church waa built by the ceal the fact that ahe'a a smart much of congestion In post offices. J M I m a 'J# ChrtaufcjW was aban­ coakJe; but the sparkle lg her blue 6. JIake certain that parceU. a m doned In 1944. The building and eyes and bar quick reactions to well packed and securely wrapped furnishings brought 11,477-about situations combine disconcerting­ In strong containers. Cushioning one-third of the original cost of ly to get that 149 IQ message material, such as excelsior, shred­ the structure. The money Is ear across. ded newspapers or tissue paper DEC. » marked for a memorial In South -• should be evenly and firmly placAdmission* Africa In honor of Jess Engle, m cd on all sides of the Christmas Mlehast Powers (DeBary) BATIFIES TREATIES founder of the denomination's mis­ gifts. The carton should ba wrap­ Mary Murkiawies (Cassel­ ROME (UP>— France has be­ sionary work there and former ped in heavy paper and securely berry) come the second nation to deposit tied with strong twine. Jesse May Musa (Lake Mon­ pastor at Belle Springs. Instruments of ratification of the 7. Gifts of a delicate nature, such rot) six-national European Common as glass, china, electrical applianOdell Vickers (Sanford) Market and Atomic Pool Treatias, "AND I PROMISE. . STAKI IN STUB WIN! H it BIUI MBION-Sue Secondlno, 19, of New x ces, radios and musical Instru­ Helen Elaine Eplfsno (San­ NEENAH, Wls. M Alvin It waa announced today. 'French Goshen, Ind, waves the blue ribbon sha took as co-owner of ments, must be marked ‘‘Fragile" ford)) Paumstat, a four-year-old who ad­ “Honeymoon,’’ 1,000-pound Hereford steer that won tha summer by the mailer. Food stuffs should Domarous Jonas (Sanford) mits he's got the cigarette habit yearling etas* at the International Livestock Exposition In Chi­ be marked "Perishable" if sub­ Doris Nadine Morits (Sanford) "pretty bad,” hai promised his cago. Gov. Harold Handley of Indiana offers congratulations. ject to spoilage. Julia Ann Reason (Sanford) parents to give up smoking. He Sue's husband, Peter, 23, owns tho ( ’her half of “Honeymoon." 8. Insure parcels. Register letDischarges agreed to turn over a new leaf •• • ters of real value. Where only Marty Farguson (Sanford) after firemen were summoned to proof of delivery Is required for Eunice Blake, baby girl (San­ his home Saturday to put out a CALLS FOR PROTEST * letters of no Intrinsic value ust ford) mattress fire he started while LONDON (UP) — Champion Certified Mall. Use Combination Beryl Grantham (Sanford) smoking one of hla mother's cig­ Czech distance runner Emil Zato0 Mail where a letter or message— Mrs. Holmes, baby girl (Alta- arettes In bed. pek appealed to the world's ath­ monta Springs) letes today to protest nuclear Carolyn Williams DON’T DO AS I DO. . . testa. In the appeal broadcast by Births Prague Radio, Zatopek, an officer HOLLYWOOD W — Groucho Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tourney, In the Czech army, called on "you Marx looked at the sizeable audi­ boy (Sanford) sportzmen, whom I have met at ence before the start of a preview Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murklethe itadla of the world" to Join of 'The Bridge on the River wtei, girl (Sanford) "campaign* In your countries for Kwal." "Ok." be said. “Why DEC. 19 tho Immediate ceaaatlon of atom­ aren't you all at home watching Admissions ic and hydrogen weapons tests.” my television show?” Carl W. Earner (DeBary) Betty Bcpton (Sanford) Alemeda Young (Sanford) Idella Bradley (Sanford) Discharges Jesse May Musa (Lake Mon­ roe) Lucille Anderson (Sanford) Cheryl Newsome (Longwood) WITH A Diane Sangster, baby girl (Sanford) ' Mary Mahany, baby girl (San­ ford) Jerry Lumberson, baby girl (Sanford) WHY WAIT - • . until you have the whole Belva Gleason (Sanford) By VERNON SCOTT United Preen MeUyveed Writer I 1 » Union Purchases Band Uniform Round or Minute Small Moaly , SPARE V RIBS Ozier Appoints Sales Manager Georgia Grad* A. 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AND REPAY THE LOAN BY EASY monthly payments over the next 36 months. G an Member Federal Deposit Insurant# Corporation ROYAL ARMS l ’UHE KRAFT IIERSHBY SUGAR With $5 or More Food Order PILLSBURY 9 UUFFALO—Sliced— Frozen STRAWBERRIES ‘y Golden Ripe ' Bananas u> IQ c An Extra Bath Replace Decayed Porch or Steps * CrUp— Lge. Head Repair Leaky Roofs Paint—Outside or Insids \i ▼ ^ Call FA 2*W8I The Lumber Number For Sudden Service 'HERE YOUR SHOPPING DCtlAR HAS MORE CENTS 3 2 9 SANFORD AVE • QUANTITIES LIMITED^ Sanford, Fla. OPEN SUNDAYS 8;S0 til 12 NOON �Sweet”Treat B/LL IV/IDB T im s All u r s s t SLICED PINEAPPLE 2KSize LYKES CANNED eoenv 1ib. 49 * 1b. 43 ' Small, Freih, Georgia * , SPARE RIBS PORK ROAST V Fresh Boston Butt j&iTaazSur. VtHtSitlU.1 LEAN, FRESH GROUND vtunssst' Y (Whole) Prices Effective thru. Sat. Dee: 14th ECONOMY SLICED O A rn u Lb, Our Own Home Made Pure Pork FLUFFO ^ Shortening M l V CERTAINLY I, > 3 Lb. Can • LIBBY’S—4 Oz. Can ROYAL—Tall Can PINK (■ Q Vienna CI Sausage SALM O N j y BLEACH STARCH GIANT SIZE W ,, 33c I CHASE & SANBORN Instant HOW WOULD *■ TOO LOOK WITH NOURMAW WOONSTPAIGH - 1 WELL, LET* V|lr ive NEVER COMBED w-V IT THAT WAV ,__ . OACWOOo.*-s v,Gal Vi Aral 41c GREEN GIANT NIBLET BACKP^ 12-oz. cans SHURFRESH /o a r o u r T H r /m o a tr M O YOOlL CMM/OM * — >0OR MfA/O/u LIBBY’S— Oz. cans '}ted M eat MUSSELMANS A o p ie SCOT < y /m w r M UCH / . Juice STOKELYS—303 Can Fordhook Lima Beans DHAWINOS ON [TH^WALU / y * H-M/AN’ HILLY WAS T K FELLER W HO MAD TH Y " CRAVON.. f j ----- T f T OH,WILLIAM//, M /FRUITS S WILLYA SHOW MB HOW TDSAW A FEW FUNNY FACES LIKE f T “' T H ESE. BILLY ? j -----— - j ’J VEGETABLES - iM ir u c r .E T A R FOOD KING Grated Golden Ripe W , WITH *1tNUT£-F/l£SH.fi& W TA STE / areSi IltUDSEYE—12 oi. pkg. BIRDSEYE— 9 or. pk*. ' Large Stalk A OAwq \ OH/OH/TM’ NULL, WHUT VUH , UF K I05 \fARTYS (SOTt HAVIN’ A L fOU OM / KNOW,* SHURF1NE Tender SWANSON’S —8 or, Donald Duck - I Oz. Yellow HELLO, d c b c y MOW DiO 1 VOU« CLASS POPULARITY , CONTCSr \ T urn ourfJ Oue^SWMOWONf -E T T A . OP couQsef HON MANV VOTES N O vonN S—tvs BOYS JUST RATED each E TTA B A TE D T I N PHONE V C A LLS / > jL, *or Green Seans 43c MORTON’S— 11 or. Cranberry - French Crunch �S' O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G ! CLASSIFIED n r o i REAL ESTATE FOR SALE It—AUTOMOBlLRn—TBA1LREE ftn fn r i VrrtlB I I —RUEQfEEi OPPORTUNITIES' IT—NOTICES—PERSONALS W*d. D«e. 11, 1957—P*|R Cornball 'Uttniks It will pay fOU to tee ns bofora Wanted to buy small business, ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby prefer tackle and halt shop. Beds. Day. Week or Month— Netting $5,000. or better e year. Tel FA 24191. Furniture Canter Write C. K. Ballew. r . L. M. 111 W ait First 8t Bell, Vere Beach, Florida NOTICE III' ItEEVIbka ~ We will he operating In our new By DOC QUIGG store at 2553 Park Ave. January United Press Staff Correspondent FUMF8 SPRINELEE Seat C om a — Truck s —f a r m s , a c r e a g e , g r o v e s 11500.00, aa low aa 91.000.00 1, 1959. NEW YORK CH—What this coun­ SYSTEMS lit T REAL ESTATE WANTED down. 175.00 monthly, no clot* At Willis Pentiae—901 1 All types and uses, Installed BAGGERLT APPLIANCE try nrrdi H a re u n io n of ga$i S MISCELLANEOUS tnc cotta. 8 m Semtaolo Realty, It Yourself" CENTER having to do with a play on the *—FLOWERS. FLANTS, 1901 Pack Ava. See Ray Herron Forj WE R"Do E P A l^ A N D ^ftlV lC E 111 S. Magnolia FA I-M72 popular word for Urn first man­ SHRUBS a new Pontiac or Vauxhall. A lio ' made earth sataUltai. IS OFFICE EOUIFMBNT a good used rar. Ph. FA 2-0231 Machine and Sapply Co. PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL U AUTOHOULES-TRAILSES Orbiting about our heads Ilka or after 4 p.m. FA 2-2893. 301 207 W. 2nd St. Ph: FA 2*432 Nancy Jackson U BOATS A MOTORS West First St. flippant gadflies ara Sputnik, MuttWE HAVE A HOME FA 2-2017' 18 FARM SUFFL1E8 A MACBDCnik, Spudnlk. and, of couth, for FOR YOU Chrysler Airtemp BOB WRITE TRAILER SALFA ERT Children's day nr night nursery. the c h riitm u aaison, n Salat AM Cendltlonlng and Hanting 2105 8. Orange Blossom Tr., Or­ 14 FETS-UYESTOCE-SUFFUES nik. Call FA 2-1689. C. R. STAFFORD lando. 1959 41 ft. 2 BR Mercury (P M hry) RO M ES- I Cornball •'Uttniks'* FA 2-4TS1 218 Oak Avenue Manor trailer used 4 week* II ARTICLES WANTED 1 * 2 baths. In the interests of killing off 29—ARTICLES FOE SALE 369S. Also 30 ft. 2 RR. big re­ GATLIN BROTHERS 15 FLACBS to EAT this insidious thing onra and (or union- Used trailers wanted. Complete and reedy for h f a d l Contractors. Dragline#; Geneva —Factory to you— IV BSAUTf FARLORS all, let us rompUa a little list of CHerry 1-2112. Alamiaaui «e M FEMALE SELF WANTED 9112. Ph FA 348TB Sdiftod cornball "uttniki” and maybe, VanatUa BUnds IS MALE ESLF WANTED USES B B S Inclosed head. Sag-proof bottom under its impetus, wa can whoosh B MALE w FEMALE f ' c J T l B Locations rail with plastic end*. P in tle the whole fad into the cold limbo ___ MWtH M WORK WANTED Addressed — Photo or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylao of outer space. All right, blast off— South Pineereet — Beefard anytime. Rental service Includes M BUSINESS OFFORTVN1RES Coplea of Important pipers cords. Whispering Oaks — Titusville Wee home (or space living: Hut Wash, gas a n d insurance. MA MONET to LOAN MERLE WARNER. National 8onkarik Glaga and Paint Co. nik. Car Rentals, 401 E. l i t SL, R nv^H -O ySan, A tJ.N at'l. Bank 112-114 w. 2nd S t Ph. FA 2-4628 Satellite containing a goat: Butt la n u in te n ia e ta d FRA MA EOOrPfO A MAJMSPS FA 2-3104. nik. h. FA 1-4114 leaf available. MFIANB SEETICES SELL US YOUR FURNITURE .Satellite that ascenda slowly, Caah for any amount. Sugar faebly, as If lapped acroaa a green We caa qualify you for one of Trading T oil l mile south of M DfSUEANCB these hsmee la 10 mlnutoe. You All l i l t Evinrudae. on sale ju st by a golfer: Pultnik. W NOmCES-FSESONALA Sanford. Phon# FA 2-0477. caa atart enjoying the kerne American satellite answar to In time for duck and speckled v W e we process the p afan . ndpfH liiio n i Soviet claims: Rebuinik. 9* FURNITURE A $25,000.00 Also very largo assortment of First Satellite manlal institution: P r tM o r ln f S a lt used motors, rm-conditinntd. Nutnlk. Developed | Now going on at Special prices on boats and tra il­ What the present, early models Eg. L e ._ -„ J dham BAGGERLY APPLIANCE ers a t thla time. OD will be called when the big, ncNv asants, invoicos, hand Mill, aad Coma in and see tho new Quiet CENTER VELAKA APAETMWJTSsraMic TUJDOR, 1I nc. planat-travel supermodels come program*, o t e. Progressive Running 1998 Evinrude*. 115 S. Magnolia FA 2-3*73 y r tn ta bathe. 114 W. Flfll EL along: Tutt-ruttnik. Prigtlng Co. Phono FA 2-2951— Own your own boat for aa little Cor. Rwf. 1T-9I S l t B B . Satellite which is one too many 498 What 18th 8L T-Shirts 48e — P ilnt 82-50 gal. as $10.00 a month. EFFICIENCY “ FA M i l l Camp Goods, Tarpaulins, A ray- for traffic: Glutnlk. Yoor Evlamde Dealer ablo for eouple or a In*la P«***R< BRAILEY ODHAM, Free. Navy Surplus—310 Sanfqrd Ave. WOOLSEY Satellite office for scandal ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Fttvnto balk * ahowor. H m U* $04 E. let Phene FA 8-8M1 totaled acroaa froaa Poet OffkaRoma Beauty apples, Mountain sheet: Smutnik. grown. E. R. Randall, FA 2-5450. And. if you want to get a big Inquira Jaeobee* D aft. Store. F o r Ynwr B e n t JOHN80 E8 C*. Usad rhilco refrigerator, across off the rhyme, a satellite which GOODS Must M l Country Home Bleeping room», TV. Tho Geblea, (alls to work Is. obviously, a Dudkva. y%. fFA 8-1998 118*114 W. 1% FA 84*29 freasar (25 lb. capacity). ntk; and the cow that Jumps over 401 Magnolia Ava., FA 2-0i.O S bedroom, 1 tt hath older heme In goad coedition on largo Jot 2-0652. __ DRILLING WELL the moon will probably do it in a ms good road. $5900. with 2 rooni furnlahad apartnsant. dean ilrbaaka-Mera* Pumpo Falrf FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES J9 *u. fu frees tr, $398. Ph. FA —heaven forfend—Cudnlk. 92000.00 Down. ctoio to town. |35.00 month. Ei 2-4569. 9 hodrnom 2 hath horn* with leko No. No. Not Again Call FA 2-6261. ss d erivllegte. Under construction. In an admonishing lollor to the 807 R. Commercial Ava, 2 girl’» 24” bicycles, call alta r 3 $14.$06.60. $.1,000.00 Down. 3815 Ntw York Ttmot, a learned proPhOMi T a 8-2958 p.m. FA 2-4327. ROSA L. PAYTON fesjor tells ui wa'ro way off impion motor, like Youn* *ermaa*nt couple desires Registered Real Estate Broker HEATING Sweat Hamlin Oranges $1.25 per rourse In pronouncing lha "u" in new. t i l . Th. FA 2-0204 or see 2 or 3 1R houao, kitchen equip­ Ph FA 2-1801—17-92 at Hiawatha H. B. POPE CO. bushel. R. W. Lord. FA 2-3219. "but." The way the Russians pro­ at 410 Ban Carlo* Ave. ped. by Jan. 1. Up «o 190.00 990 8. P a r k ----- FA 2 4234 month. Call Pruitt collect, Or­ This is a pass to the Rita theatre For Sale rhc»p. Boy'* 24 in. bicy­ nounce it, he says, la approalmste, W. P. SMITH lando GArden 4-0517 batwaan cle, girl's 20 Jn. bicycle, g<>,xl ly a* the "no” in "hoot.” for Mrs. R. G. Young. E ip Outboard Salsa A Service Thrift! - checking account c o 1 1 a Oh, no. Please don't. This will S a.m. A | p.m. condition. I l l Myrtle Ava,, FA data Dec. 20. 1957, 2515 Park Ava. FA 2-9234 only 82 for 20 check* a t Florida only open a whole naw freshet pf 2-3449, Special Fall Closoout on 8182.00 SUM Bank of Sanford. cocktail time orbiting corn: HootREAL ESTATE FOR SALE trailer* whllt they les*. 9120.00 Dream navel oranges, $2.00 bu.hel niks, Rootniks, Toolniks, bet your MERCURY OUTBOARD GARRETTS HEWING CENTER • t the grove. You furnish hasMOTORS White—Necchi—Elna MR. INVESTOR kel.«. IMI FA 2-0975 after 5:00, Bootnik*. do your Dootniks, Juve­ Tremcodau* Price Change* on Repairs on all make* Machine* nile delinquents In Zootnlks, atomA. M. Remnant. So tho upe and downs of tho A . B. PETERBOM 323 East First 8L FA 24144 warhead Shootnlki. Stock Market keep you upiatT B ro ke r Associa te! : A . B1999 Mercury outboard Motor*. 11 ci, ft. safrigarator, 4 room cir* The professor gives as the cor­ Wo havo 2 excellent offering* CL •am J r - F. J , Ckaatanon, Gar­ 1999 40 HF Mercury’s electric CARTER HOME CLEANING rulating beaten with tank. Terms rect Russian pronunciation. In In Apartaianta Homes with a ■tarter-— . —— 9599.00 field WUHtto. and R. * *»* may be arranged. 2419 Orange which we should conform, approaWindow; "A Rail .Washing ' proven racord of net Ineomrff ll.m s. Bob Edwards A- C DeadT W Ave., Ph. FA 2-1743. Take advantage of the healthy Floor* W ising—NOrth 8-4181 99 HP Mercury with generator ney. Land B um per. imatcly this: "spool nyeck." DeBary U»ad pianos, spinets, baby grands, To any auch, I'm forced lo send 1888.00 132 Hlway 17-91 rental market and invest in in­ 119 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4123 come property. Let us diicuss Sec the TEXAS-MAID boat* uprights, Reasonable, guar*n-|up an emphatic Tutt-Tuttnik. What HURY SPEARS KENNETH E. SLACK this with you. So# Seminole L'SKII MOTORS teed. Ph. F A ------•1071. | we spaak Is the American langCeramic Tils Contractor REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER l.ik* new Johnson Javelin 33 HP Realty, 1901 Park Ave., FA 1009 E. 2nd rto n a FA 2 0221 completo with 2 tanks, battery, 2Z01 Sanford Ave. FA 3-9125 4 room, of furniture for sale also «•««: 2-6232. !«' molhfr ,on*u' U propeller, all control* 1950 Studehaker. Call FA «• English—and I'm willing tn follow .a* 2 atory 4 bedroom house on cor­ REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN complete $195.M 59V0. the speech lead of Sir Winston ner lot. Within 3 blocka down­ 2544 French Ave. I-MK 50 Mercury 10 1IP nil Churchill in krrping it strictly town businese aection. Will Navel end Juice oranges, So. Han­ J. W. IIALL, REALTOR electric complete with 2 tank* , English. make a niea home for a largo ford Ave., FA 2-5936. Johnny Walker, AaiodaU battery A all control* II2 I.N During the Hernnd World War, family or good apartment t "Call Hall” Fhon# FA |4 4 U Good risen rhilco Used Itefri. when we were all told that the house. Ph. FA 2-2368. ge rotor. correct way lo pronounca Nail was HOME AND INCOME Special 176.01) Cherry Real BeUia Age**T "not-sl,'* did Churchill succumb? ITS UNUSUAL! .1 bedroom* and A Repairs Shetland Pnny with aaddla A briGOODYfEAR MKitL ILK STOKE Of eaurse no'. In hti sprrehes he FA 2-992S—Notary 2 baths, all oak floors, kitchen 1218Dial Ave. Pb. FA 2 die. Ph. FA 2-4996. 113 F. Park FA 2-2121 W. 15 St. Soar-Bar bar Shay called It "Na a-ati” with a re­ equipped, with large screened Female Collla, I t months old. back porch big enough for a 1-34” light weight boys bike sounding gusto. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE American Kannal Club raglatar’''“ “ 'i i ! G~ ,Vdb^CKS ,U”‘ ping pong table or what have 1-24" girls bike. See J. R. Davis, But as for those awful Jnkei, ask Crumley A Monteltk ed. Excellent padlgrte, house Berries on All Water Pumps— you. This home plus an income • t 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4699 2018 Cedai or Ph. FA 2 4123 i lei's desist. Wa re In a Butnlk. broken. All permanent ahnit of 1120.00. per month or more Well* Drilled — Pumps given. Very friendly, FA 2-9397. reals Bead rhon* FA 2 6037 Bendix automatic ««asher, good Niro faction. $22,000.00 Terme. 20 aero tilo farm, 3 b e d r o o m V condition. Beat offer gets It. W. If. “HILL” HTBMPER *#. largo bam. Easy terms. Darhshunda A KG Rag. 6 weeks houit, 4009 W, lit. Realtor A Inauror CLARK J. B. Levy. PR. FA 2-1223. old. Male $50., Famale $45. See Aaaoe. Guy Allen. Gretchtn Hell, Dumbing, Heating A Supply Ce. u c F U K m w r;» d — puppies and parents. Ph. FA 2Arietta Price. Everett Harper CoalricUng A Repair* FARMER S AGENCY 3941. • DPI 9BHOI.P GOODH Phon# FA 2-4991 111 N. Park 2619 Orfando Dr. Ph. FA 2 2.174 111 S. French A**. Iflghway 17-92 South Sanford N. V. Farmer. Realtor II—ABTir C H H ANT1L TRADE-IN NOW Mrs. Gayle Osborne, Assoc, Stenstrom Realty. rhon# PLU M B IN G FA 2-5221, or FA 2-2618 WANTED—All kinds el scrap maGet th* moat for your old H. E- STENSTUM Contract and Repair Kerb terial. Zuckarman Satviga Yard tered lro k er Registered furniture. Free Estimate* Phona FA t-2194. 1417 Laurel — Phone FA 2-MU T-rRBAL ESTATE WANTED I . L. HARVEY $SAVK$ Wanted—Full aise p i range, 204 8anford Ava. Phona FA 2-3313 LAKE MARY Wa Can Sell Your Home! F u rn itu re and Appliance* good condition. Call FA 9-2950. Lot for tale 100* x 111* Jo t. for Buyers with 11.900. to 93JXW New & I ’aed Lake Mary Blvd. A »alo on Late 9 down payment. For satisfactory w— Muuft FXS3C Longwood. Price ___ 1550. ___ Write PIANO 1UMNB A REPAIRING results contact Semutol# Realty B oxJjfH % Sanford Herald. hampoo W. L. HARMON Soft Water them 1901 8- Park Ava. Ph. FA 2 FA 2-U913 NOOK P t FA 2-4888 After 1:04 p. as. 205-0* East First , HARRIETTS BEA— 5312. RAYMOND M. BALL 105 8. Oak Ava. ‘ 0742 Used furniture, appliances, tools REALTOR - m ih c l l l a n ^ o L h I ete. Bought-sold. I.arry'e Mart REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE SIS Sanford Ave. Th. FA 2 4132 PRIGIDA1RB appliances, u le FOR RESULTS LIVE BAIT Experienced waltruss ever 21, List your property with u>. and servtoa. G||. High. Oviedo Fleming's Red A White Grocery • BIG VALUES Apply rig 'N Whistle. 204 S. Park Ave.. Sanford FU. Ph#n« PO 5-5514 or Ben Missouri Minnows A d»*. 11.04 • QUICK CREDIT FA ^-1441 Pop-Gut a Minnows ....9 dos. $5c feed PA 8*8988 afte r 9 p- ■■ • EASY TERMS —Worms— of 2 children. Call FA 2-0SU. Electrical Contractina WILBON-MAIER CLAYTON C. BROOKS Phone: FA 2-1609 House Wirtiur end Hepalri New and Used FarnUare Real Estate Investments FA 2-0649 Open Seven Days • Week 1C -VTI.B' HWIP WAWTBB RANDALL ELECTKIC CO311 E. First St. Ph FA 2 5623 OU| FA 2 0919 Mayfair Section. Lg. 3 BR. home WOOD — WOOD — WOOD” Man experienced in handling and US Magnolia on 2'x lota. FA 2-1698. pecking household gonds to work IT - A .r-H JIlflLVfl.KFU H . SAVE AT ECHOLS Genuine Pitch rina A Oak. Fira in warehouse and drive truck PAINT1NO Wood—Beat deal in Town. Call HOME IN MAYFAIR locally. Reply to T. O. Box 1011, US and your wood worries ara Xman A Pre-Invrnlory By Owner . . . FA 2-3428 Sanford nr FA 2-1991. over. Boh A Ernie Morris Phone FLOOR Mndmg and ftniaking SALK FA 2-1229. Cleaniag, w a 1 1 a g. Serving For the Rest Buys in Real E ria'r B»ys Wanted—to sell The SenIN4PICT ROAD PIOJICT-Pres* BUY NOW WHILE ALL Seminol* County lines 1121. SEE CULLEN & HARKEY ford Herald Monday through Flow art. Plants, Shrubs ident and Mm*. Chung KaiIL M- Glasaoa, Labs Mary ITEMS ARE REDUCED Fridays at 3:30 p.m. Coma te 110 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-2391 shek of th* Republic n? C hiu, The Herald office and ask for 8UNN1LAND are shown during aa inspec­ EerrybUl Pam nag Contractor Bill Vlneant after 3:80. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. HAVE HOME PRODUCTS tion tour of th* 199-mil* long Licensed — Bonded — Union Cor. 2nd A Magnolia r.K 2-6311 GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Wanted—Married men age 28-40. F rta Estimate — Compare our *irait-West'* highway on th* "Bud” Bamberger. Mgr. WILL SELL 2 miles West of Town tilend el Formosa. Moat of the Free Delivery Permanent resident for estab­ Prlcaa FA 2-iUI7 altar 5:00. Does a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Flor­ FA 2-0884. road project, scheduled to be lished insurance debit. Salary id* Room. Central heat, double plus commission- Apply 3020 For Palntlag call Mr. Tasksr, Ph ready In 1159, Is baiag cut carport and large utility room Mid Season cabbage plants. Fred FA 2-9159 or FA 2-4A07. Cerrina Dnva, Orlando—Tues­ through solid rock. Mora than in beautiful Loch Arbor (near Thurston. Ph. FA 2-3990. day or Wednesday. 11.000 m»n ara doing all the Calf Course) sound like what T ID BUHNETT construction work by hind. you are looking for? The price it JKND RL'NSHINE to some shut FOR BETTER PAINTING —MALE or FF.MAt.K unbelievable, only 114,800.00. in! Send flowers from SAN­ idview Ph. TA 2-2970 2601 Grandvii term* as low as 91100 down, and FORD FLOWER SHOP. FA 2- Wanted—Pmduca man and cashier, you ran move in by Christina*.■ 1822. Wa telegraph. rtf experienced pr«f*rr»d. FOODSeo Seminole Realty, 1901 Park MART. Fork and 25th 8L FI SHERS NURSERY Ave. 2118 Magna. gnoUa Ava. FA 2-0249 Citrus — Plant* -» Peat n o 2i - w o i R W A W Ib 1 1 ’ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Cor. Magnolia A Onor* FA 2-4635 House painting and repairing. Raymond Lundquut. Asaoe. Expetleneed bookkeeper deairea Rtatonable rata*. Call FA 2-2139 K x p art Wor kma ns hi p FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. A. K. ROSSKTTKR, FLORIST position. Writ* Box G.B. r« after .1:10. Phoou FA 2-1811 Hanford Herald. Ntw a Bedroom B e a ts F or dependable Service F ree E ttim a tr* Msmoer of F a rlst Hav* 2 ton Stake truck A *« ton 31* $700.00 Down & 3 Telegraphy Delivery Assn. pick up. Desire odd jebf, haul­ FA Features electric kitchens, terrasPaul F. Mueller ing. Ph FA 2-0513 around 8:00 Maple so floors, and choke residential 2-95M OFFICE EQUIPMENT p.m. * - -locations. & Son Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ This it * pass to the Rita theatre Rcm.ideLag — Baraofing — Ra-1 Orlando H*y. So. FA 2-115$ A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. writers, addir%r machines. Safes- for Ray Thomas. Exp. data Doc. siding — Ma Uriel a — CootraePhona FA 2-3105 Rentals, 314 Mag. FA 2-0462. 20. 1957. iors — Financing. Retired or Newlyweds Open Evenings and J f TRAMS Du* to t « n r 'i serious Uln*.**** 1 LOSt A FOUND i n auth*ris*d to a tta r thla u - EAVTUDB TRAILER BALM I FOR RENT n i. •aualljr a k a S Bedroom hoau, f S BRACE RENTALS s w a n ted i* r e n t DON** COVER IROF *— REAL ESTAW FOR SALE fully landsctpod yard, all far Automobile Interior Decorator J u a n s B iiK i r * r e “™ v H L .« a ?;«* tvssir wmm h a r t B antu as* Sanford Herald waat-Ada, to ahap aad lha oaay way . . . For Christmas . . . mv * DAILY CROSSWORD i 'j t j t j daw '-' ACROft* SJDaytlm* 33. Neuter (J.niUJJ lii'JU.Hii 1. Obstacle radio plays pronoun a a n'J y c-.tu.4ii u ti’A a n itia a i i j 8. Covtred with 4 Man's name 31. Etea n *-ii it na ai. flowers, ett. T. Nothing vated ■w in,j u a a u t i ' (her.) more than tram auwi ‘•in a 8. Concludes *. Australian 31. Nora# ia aak'j.-J 11SH2K-5* • ac uirjuiu ui" trea climber 9. Esher god 10. Forebodings II. Cell for http 39.Son of rH iiitif-'iiii a t i u u u - i i-iurj ' IE A akin 13. A clrcto Zeus n a n n t-i • disorder 30. Little of B|ht -1IU4H M in n II. queens of 11. Coiffure *lri 14. Musk note Indian states tcolloq ) Yeiterder'e Asia** 17. Bound 15. Without 32. reel 31. Rule 30. Tin (sym.) 33. nodent ' chart! 39. A king 21- Bound, aa 14. Coniuma 54. In bed of Judah a goose 18. Genua af lily II. Tribe 33. Weather. (Burma) 19. A chtaamtn II. luaUc cock 31. Variant •f "hi” 34. Glrl'a name 35. Put out it 37. Guided w 29. Most Infrequent 30. A tribe lAuelr.) 34. alight lasts ■ 33. Deep gulllta * _ • ' .. 99. Old Dominion lis ts tabby.) ST. Degrades 31. Den r i T ------40. Taut 41. Squander 43. Rulers of Tunia 43. Absent ' DOWN I. Orarioua — 3. Girl's nickname 3. Ms'.t beverage ________ *• 4. Gallium '1*10 tiym.) JT ^■um H V il l i r ^ m TT i i : I. %’A m m r— “ zynr “ I ---- mix\ m -J & J * 1. i Mather of Sanford ! Choose Beauty and C h a m YES. you ehoos* beauty and charm when you buy n Inke front home in LITTLE VENICE. These homes are spacious and distinctive. NOW, ia the tima to buy so that you m»y ua* your homeitead oxemption. Floor Covering |m s s :JUo£ClmnC./piHtCi|>* Jv* Carner H. Crystla Drlvn A Lake Mary Bled. Phune FA 2-1391 • r PhoM FA 2-3013 after T p-m- �9 jt— »r»— ji | Ti COPELAND FRESH HERMAN’S U. 8. GOOD ORANGE BAND (with order) U .S . GOOD BONELESS HOME MADE ALL PORI Seuoned Just Right SWIFTS D D YOU KNOW T H A T FOODMART IS ONE OF FLORIDA’S FINEST LOCALLY OWNED INDEPENDENT MARKETS BIG 20 oz. GLASS BIRDSEYE GOLDEN RIPE WHITE - YELLOW - CHOCOLATE MORTON’S — BIG 24 oz. LOCAL GREEN W ITH ORDER BIRDSEYE Reynolds WRAP Reg. Roll V NABISCO -♦ RITZ CRACKERS . Lb. Box -— — r *f Li i l f ' r KLEENEX Big 400 Box Sunshine KRISPY CRACKERS Lb. Box 1410 NORTH "• ORANGI BLOSSOM TRAIL FAIRVILLA-ORLANDO MEATS REPUTATION » Q u a n tity R ig h ts R e s c r r PARK AVINUI AT 2STM STRUT SANFORD WALDORF ROLLS THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY, DEC. 12-13*14 �•* — P rozen winds over tho southern tip of tho tourlst-fUbd peninsula may have staved off too la id from and saved moot of tho tender 11 track crops south of Miami. How­ ever. there wore reports of some cold wind damage to pole beans and tomatoes In tho rich farm bolt araood Homestoed where firm a n have 190,000,808 Invested la winter truck crops- The mer­ cury dipped to M In tho coldest places in this area. Initial reports from the Frost W aning Service at Lakeland Indi­ cated "possible serious damaga" to vegetabtoo la Central Florida and "possibly some damage” to unprotected citrus in low-lying sec­ tions of tbo onnge-grapefruit belt. Some of tbo state's P00.800.000 citrus crop was kept bested by smudge pots. Ctlrus on high ground was believed hurt little U any. Hotelmen and travel agencies shared the concern with farmers as n p o rts of Florida's "frecse” J * T r ----1 N drifted northward. Luxury hotels h a d ‘to resort to heating to keep their guests warm. Soma tourists Hod tho South Florida Gold Coast for tho Bahamas w hen Nassau reported a "warm to" this morn­ ing. Tho Woather B un an aald some low ground a n a s In tho northern port of the “ sunshine state" dip­ ped below the 20-degree mark. Tho only spot In the state to escape tho seven cold was Key West which had a SO. Ocala had a low of t l . Other lows around tho atate included Lakeland 23, Tallahassee and Crosi City a, Jacksonville and Daytona Beach M, Orlando a , Sarasota a, Tampa If, West Palm Beach and Port Lauderdale, SI, and Clewlston 31. It was 34 degrees In downtown Miami and V on the abandooed beaches of Miami Beach. Miami suburbs reported "unofficial Iowa" of a. On# resident called the Weather Bureau to report " th e n Is Ice In my bird bath." Tampa’a 17 equalled tho lowest reading a m recorded on thin date a years ago. It w sat to a to the suburbs of Tampa. A report from Plant City east of Tampa Indicated that the en­ tire winter vegetable crop was lost ther* ind that tha strawberry crop was seriously damaged. El­ mer Futch, managar of tbo Plant City Growers Assn., said the decrees la our rural areas has seriously hurt the farm ers." The readings In Plant City remained below 90 decrees for six hours after midnight At the popular tourist attraction of Cypress Gardens In Central Florida, (SO '’California-made'* ell heaters were used to protect the tropical plants, many of them b fan bloom. A report said sem4 ' ' of the flowers on the edges of.'"! the attraction were killed by ,^ freeae. Broward County (Fort I m l a f c dale) dosed school for today boo 33 cause of lack of sufficient beating equipment Parochial schools also dosed in th at county. th e Weather Bureau forecast . that It-would be "much eoldor in t the north and central part of tho state" tonight wih a gradual M wanning up for tho next few days* Shop and Save.a In Sanford Weather AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1909 Governor M a in Speaker At Farmers M arket Dedication Tomorrow A o dedication of tho Sanford >the principal speaker for the event, late Farm ers' Market will ___ take The. Sanford ______ T anners' fclace at S o’clock tomorrow after-1 Market was completed at a cost noon wttk Governor LoRoy Collins I of Just over a quarter-million del- GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS will speak at th* formal opening a f.tk s 'flm IM 'R ta ts Farmers' Market tomorrow afternoon.’ 'i% Ice predominated in Sanford this morning with automobiles "frozen «p" and homa water pipes filled whk lea from the below freezing temperatures existing In this area. Temperatures dropped to 20 on th* Westiid* and to 33 on the Eastslde at the coldest point this morning. Streets, where water gathered la gutters from yesterday'! rains, •ported sheet* of ice and wbeie Deprinklers were left on overnight there were Ice formations that would dazzle the first viewer. Sandy Anderson, Ais’t Manager a t the Sanford Stats Farm ers' Market, this morning said that "All trader leaf crops were severe­ ly damaged and In some Seminole County areas were completely wiped ra t.” He said this morning that "It *Farm Bureau’s Christmas Supper Set Next Tuesday A e Seminole County Farm Bureau wilt hold its annual Christ­ mas supper and party Tuesday night In the Agricultural Building at Seminole High School. g | Entertainment has been plan­ n e d for th* annual avent, said Bon­ ner L. Carter, aecretary of th* lo­ cal farm bureau. Supper will be served A 7 •'dock , Carter said, with the Semi­ nole County Farm Bureau furnish­ ing the baked turkey end dressing and members bringing a covered dish of their own choice. Carter said "W* hope that all of our Farm Bureau famlllci can wknd will be preaent for this annual Dies Yesterday Mrs. John R. Welch died at the Seminole Memorial Hospital at 11:33 a. ra. yesterday. Born in Pound, Va.. she had lived here for th* past 28 years, jftffidow of th* late John R. Welch, she operated a nursery here. Survivors Include two daughters, Mrs. Gordon V. Frederick, San­ ford; Mr*. Na#h B. Kennedy Jr., West Warrick, R. I.; mother, three sisters, on* brother end four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements win be announced later. looks like from 30 to 100 percent damage to all crops in this area." “ I heard that you could kick a head of cabbage from one end of the field to the other," said Sandy Anderson as he reported cold damage In the. Sanford Seminole County area. Sandy Anderson commented that he was unable to determine the cold damage to hardy crops which Include cabbage, celery and onions, for three or four days. " It rests on what kind of weather we have tonight and tomorrow," he said. Additional Local News On Page 2 (*1<J LS lira . However, tho overall coat of the entire Installation, Including paving and other necessary con­ struction. will bo poitlbly nearer a half-million dollars. Tho format oponlng ceremonies were announced by Leo Butner, manager of tho Sanford State Farm er!' M arket Slated to emcee tho formal opening event la Bralley Odham. Others on the program tomorrow afternoon are the Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr., who will offer the In­ vocation; a welcome address by Mayor David Gatehel; Commiss­ ioner of Agriculture Nsthsn Mayo; Commissioner of the Stste Market­ ing Bureau Neil Rhodes; Stale Senator Douglas Stenstrom; and L. if, Lewis, director of Florida State T anners' Markets. Other state officials planning to be In Sanford for the official opening event are Thomas D. Ralley, Slate Superintendent of Public Instruction; J . Edwin Larion, State Treasurer; Ray E. Green, State Comptroller; R. A. Gray. Secretary of Stale; Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General; Lee Thompson, Chief Auditor for the Department of Agriculture; Re­ presentative Mack N. Cleveland Jr., and Rcpreaentatlve Gordon V. Frederick. Already opened for operation, Ibe huge two-story steel and. coocreto building has been readied tor dedication ceremonies tomorrow. Manager Leo Butner aald recently that all stalls on the market platform have been rented and "w e could have used more." The original market, built In Sanford as an axperlment, was a wood frame building. It was drstroyed by fire on April 4, with damage estimated at near $3 million. Tho new market has 23 stalls. each containing 3,000 square feet of space with a separate entrance for each on both platforms. Each stall alto Is provided with an office located on the mezzanine floor reached by a spiral iteel stairease. Electric and w ater outlets are provided In eaeh stall and lee water la provided at convenient locations throughout the market area. Offices for the management and related services are provided In a second floor suite on the east end of the building. The lower floor has facilities for a barber shop and reitrooms. A 120 foot paved parking faeillty has also been provided for the maneuvering and parking of trucks plying into the area for loading, In addition lo the msin market facilities, already planned for the new market are a filling station and restaurant. THURSDAY, DECEMUER 12, 1937 United Press Leased Wirt Squadron COACHES JIM PIGOTT and Dev* Laud* smile *i they receive watches given them thli morning by the football team at Sanford High School. Seat* I In front are Fred liana*. Nils Athletic Dirt-dor; and C. 'Monty” Hush of the Brahman Bowl Committee. Standing (left tu right) are Kddle Harbour, who prraented tha gifta to tha (Mehta, Plgott an I l.aude. (I’holo by llcrgstrom) ■—, J r* __ The third Annual Mayfair Inn Open Swings into It's second day of action tomorrow morning with more cool weather expected. To­ day's action was hindered by the cold wave that awrpt over the en­ tire state hut not to be denied by old man weather, the "Glamor Boys of Golf" went out to vie for top money in the 313,000 event. Among the early risers this morning waa Sanford’s own Jim Spencer, wlio was paired with George PrcUIngcr of Hes Moines, Iowa. Jim has long been a stand­ out In the golfing picture here in Sanford at well as being closely associated with Horace Stoneham Ca Qi I Ts " San ,.hc 81 P"* n8 1, (1 T llor Annual Grammar Glee Club Concert Scheduled Tonight ,n l to1 0W] The annual glee club concert will he presented tonight at Ihe Sanford Grammar school at 8 p. m. Members of the glee club have been chosen from each class by the director, Mrs. Floyd Richards A variety of Christmas and holi­ day songs will he presented. The public Is Invited. ^ pol of ter: lar sal anc hsc pnr Ms and the staff of (he San Francisco Giants. Jim and George hit the fairways at the early hour of 7:07 A new squadron will move into Sanford to mska its permanent station at the Sanford Naval Air Station on Jan. 1, 1959, according lo an announcement this morn­ ing from Congressman A. S. "Syd" Hcrlong from Washington. Congressman Iterlong said that tho Navy Is shilling tho perman­ ent duty station of Heavy Attack Squadron Three from the Jackson­ ville Naval Air Station to the San­ ford base effective Jan. 1. Hcrlong was advised by the Navy that the transfer la being made In order for the squadron to have the advantage of the heavy training facilities at the Sanford base, as well as to remove It from the heavily concentrated Industrial area In Jacksonville. The squadron complement will Include 38 officers and 372 enlist­ ed men. Because the unit will be permsnently stationed at Sanford, said Congressman Herlong In his re­ lease to The Sanford Herald this morning, authorisation will be Issued to personnel who have fami­ lies lo transfer their dependents to the Sanford Area. Equipment of the squadron con­ slits of 13 large ilrcraft of th* carrierbaied type. Heavy Attack Squadron A re * fsc o m m itd fd bjr CttK CTirtfltb'F. Frossard and tha Executive offic­ er Is Cdr. Jack S. Hall. Extensive pirns have been made lo bring the additional squadron to the Sanford Naval Air Station where It will be a squadron of Heavy Attack Wing One. The squadron, In Jacksonville and the Naval Air Station there, waa a HATWING 1 unit under the com­ mand of Captain J. I t Reedy, With (he finest field to be seen on any golf course, tomorrow's action should give some Indication of who will he around on tho final day. With cold weather It Is very hard to say just who will come nut on top. Tho weatherman has prom­ ised warmer weather by the week­ end so Saturday's and Sunday's ac­ tion should l)rlng out larger gallarles. It Is tooppsed (hat such nanlrs Postmaster J. B. Jones Is an­ as Dow FmStenvald, Ted KroR, A1 nouncing that the Oviedo Tost Of* Bcssillnk, Frank Stranahan, MTfx flee will be open Sunday from 1:30 Souchnk, and Porky Oliver will be tn 3:30 p. m. Also the following at the top of the scoreboard come Sunday, Dec. 23 for the tame Sunday. hours. Action Is scheduled lo get under­ The holiday season hour* dally way at T a. m. In the morning Monday through Saturday have with the following threesomes In been rhanged to 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. order: •instead of 8:30 lo S p. m. Following the Christmas season 7:00 Ted Oraygor, I.nu railsthe post office In Oviedo will dino, Jon Gustln 7:07 Frnl Francis, Bandy Quick, change back to Its normal hours. Rill Zylsatra 7:14 Chris Gers, Orville Parsons, fo r Information On E. B. Smllh CIRCULATION 7:21 n»h Goodman, H u g h I'll. FA 2-2G11 Moore, Hill Wright or nftcr G:3l) p.m. 7:28 Jack Russell, Ellis Drown, (Continued on page 2) PH. FA 20973 Two men were hosnlullxed yes­ terday as a result of a truck ac­ cident at tha Intersection of Gen­ eva and Beardall Avenue*. Palmar L. Morris, 44-year-old commercial fisherman of Gen­ eva, driving a 1957 pickup truck smashed Into the rear of a dump truck driven by Walter Womb!*, 30-year-old truck driver for Langs­ ton Construction Co. Womble was attempting a left turn Into a filling station at tb« Intersection when the truck ram ­ med him from th* rear. Trucks dug Into the roadbed and skidded about 30 feet before coming to • atop. A passenger In the pickup truek; Lewis C. Henderson, (3, of Geneva, was thrown from the cab of tho truck. Ha Is in tho local hospital suffering from n brain concussion and possible fractured skull. A t sm sitim s . i W iip w S ») 1.10 yesterday afternoon two mllei east ef Sanford on Stata Road 4« which Is under construction. Florida H i g h w a y Patrolman James L. Sikes Investigated th* accident, ratrolm an Sikes said Morris will be charged with "driv­ ing while lntoxlcaded." Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans as­ sisted In the Investigation. Little damage was reported to the dump truck. However, th* pickup truck was a total loss. Oviedo Post Office To Open Sunday Morris Named Officer O f Private Camping Assn. Herman E. Morrii of Sanford, owner and operator of the M-Q Ranch near Osteen, was chosen vice president of the Florida Pri­ vate Camping Association for th* coming year In Tampa yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris attended this meeting In Interest of tho Morris Quartet’s M-Q Ranch near Osteen. The Morrises open their working cattle ranch each summer for boys and • short period for girls of Florida and other statei and extended an opportunity for them to live and learn on a real cattle and horse ranch In the heart ef riorida. Bordens Goes Before Milk Commission Today I TALLAHASSEE (UP) -R e p re ­ sentatives of the big Bordens glairy firm went before the State ' Milk Commission today under threat of losing their license lo operate plants in Tampa, Orlando and Pensacola. The Milk Commission at Its last meeting In November ordered the company to repay $18 29! alleged­ ly owed milk producers in Ihe three areas, or face license rcvoca lion for the plants at the com­ mission meeting today. The company was ordered to show cause ' at today's meeting why Its license should not be re­ voked. Bordens attorneys tried unsuc­ cessfully Wednesday to get a last minute Injunction to avoid revo­ cation of the licenses until the case could be argued In court. Circuit Judge Ben Willis refused to enjoin the Milk Commission from ordering the licenses revok­ ed, but left the way open for a legal test of any such action by (he commission. Judge Willis said R would be premature for the court to "p;e- mission sent Ilia dairy firm w a s' attorney Winston Arnow said the I get the case Into court before any la effect a declaration that the company would b« given time to | revocation order took effect. licenses would be revoked If Ihe producers are not paid Ihe money Ihe commlttlon contends Is owed them, regardless of whether Bord­ ens feels the money Is owed them. Tha commission contended tho Tampa, Orlando and Fcnsacola Bordens plants purchased milk from producers out of the respec­ tive areas for premium prices for sale within the areas, and at the saint time paid local farmers class two prices for some of their milk. The commission want* Ihe com­ pany lo make up the difference lo farmers In the three areas. Judge Willis said he' did not interpret the commission show cause order as a flat assertion that the lirenses would he revok­ ed. He said th* order ameunted merely to a notice that If the money was not paid, the com­ mission would hold a hearing lo consider revocation of the license. Bordens attorneys feared that if the ll.'cnses were revoked, they would have to wait three days un­ der the law to bring a suit TWO OF THE TOP MEN In th e Held e f 111 golfer* w ho « *• o ff challenging the action and In the today la Hi* X av fair lnn'a 813.000 PGA Open. Al Balding (left and meantime would be operating with­ IK i l l g w , SW iVnj ram * I* ]h W K a ) D M yiSCUtS Votmnv out a license. But commission V : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1957 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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' ' *- _ , ' k- ^ Colored N< WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT m is LOWEST DOMOYMT BOUNDTRKI >thyRoundtree Announces gagement To Syereness Baker u d Mrs. WClto SoaadtfM th« local schools. Ha acrrrd la tho on a , , _______ _ Mm angagsment United States Air Porte lor four I approaching marrlaia at their years, aod k presently attending ‘ r, Dorothy, to Syeraoeaa W. Plorida Normal Industrial and Msmortal Collaga In St. Augustine. la a native af lanford, The wedding win taka plate Dee. attended Mm local achoota a , at 1:10 o'clock p. m. at (he . the Is a May, UM, radaata P in t SbOoh Mlssloo B a p t i s t Ttukagee Inatltuto, Alabama, Church, Sanford. la pnaontly employed by the Lack County Board of PubPort Pierce, where la a third grade lnjtruetor at K. Swart Elementary U Use Care In Giving Dogs As Yule Gills with trade N ew W e stln g h o u se T V ..| v S U P E R - B U Y 1 * 1 6 9 -9 5 Excitin g N e w 1908 WESTINOHOUSB SPEED ELECTRIC RANOE N EW T N S C LA N C M O M T with I t " ow r-alt rflspintl. lull ZtS *). la. viewable tree. In JJaho|«ny or Limed-Oak flniah. I t l T R l M ) <9 • •* * Oe* TH R O U G H ! < 139-95 Last with Trada-la Law Dawi Piyant ■M l ICIT MUM ., •t M K *A « W IM •esters Ihst guaran­ tee eelferni heat I h r e u i h e e l the evens. Miracle Beat m OOOR O P i H Metter ta g Thrift evens have S te , Sprsad-tvsn agg VflSTINGHOUSf r e e n d d e e r hasp* £set la. drafts out. % ■CWI (MUST •a atmplr ae • limp mrd —an titlitili* H jtm 'n maipxl lor sperc. U t'l (he m U the* fine yoe the mart value (or yaw mostey. Door opens M * within cabinet width. « mi> UP TO $600 14 M u m . . . n l n t a u tM w n . . . btc 19-lb. w«T mccpcw. And in nddilion— wwtm big noitx irw uu w tti, plw additionU (TonAM m TM K woo*. For color-errmtlng JW kltehee, ehocaw from MWTDKHMM1 -. MUM HUB «MM MM MJM KM IL Y A LL from O A * * S HJfiOO »».M III 00 11 M DIM IlM here's the facts ma'a 21 MUST GO! W A SH ER $10.00 Down ^ C«e* 14 ca V— §•••**• Mayas—1 •mom f lA real trouble well wheel we'll deal big! FREEZE/? P h o n # b e fo re noon for your s io n iy la te r tho eam e day I Y o u s a la e ty o u r own rep ay m en t p la n t W were _r» Baker k the aon of the v. and Mra. George Baker of NEW YORK Thousands of ■town, where he atkndcd dogs are going to get new homes for Christmas, hut will they be weleome In all eases? The gift of e dog can be a tragic mistake, for both the dog and the new owner, as well ai a dis­ appointment to tho well-moaning giver, warned Richard W. Moyer, education director of Sergeant's Dog Care Center In Richmond, Va. Tho drat rule In buying a dog for someone elao la to find out If be really wants one, Moyer said. How does one go about selecting a dog horn among the 111 recog­ nized breeds and countless mix* lures ranging In size from Chi­ huahua to Great DaneT Moyer out­ lined these several rules: Find out what typo of dog tho Selection of breed should be based on the size of the home, the temperament of the family and the alia of the budget. A imall frisky terrier la no good for a sedate old lady. Feeding a Great Dane ean be attention from canine beauticians, expensive. Poodles require costly Pekingese belong in city apart­ ments. St. Bernards need large yards to prowl In. Get a puppy from two to six months old, but be sure to find out what (hit grown members of the breed look like, If you ean—type of coat, disposition and size. Sta-Dri masonry paint ounce Get It Thera Early In beautiful colon and white. In looking over a Uttar, don't It k capable of holding a wall pick the quietest, isddrt looking of water nine feet high without j pup, no matter how appealing It leakage, even if applied inaide may be. Chances are It Is not in -a basement. Ueo on any me* good health, or It would be at aonry imide, outside, abova or frisky ■■ the others. Don't buy a tiny puppy for ■ smsU child. The below ground. For keeping water out, while dog won't be able to take the push­ retaining the natural texture ing around it will get. Examine the dog earefuUy. Make and color of masonry, ask for Su.D ri silicone Clenr-Coat, the sure the Inside o( Its ears are pink one coat water repellent that and smooth. The teeth should be white and the gums pink and firm dries out Invisible. Stn-Dri masonry finishes art Stand behind the dog and make a quirk mid easy to apply by sound to attract Its sttentlon, as a for deafness. brush or spray. 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MAGNOLIA AVE FA 2-3672 �I I t ■ M i d i m U f today that a third 9 to ip l ** mode this week to ■aaiMAAr launch the Atlas intm tdH —toll ballistic a t u l l e P M , tha “Mg bird” la this coua* try’s mlsafla irstnaL Thtod alto w an reports than an A n n atoaOe, either an Intermediate range Jupiter or a Redatewe, would be fired tonight. Ttda gave riao to apeculatbn Although a spokesman for the Army ballistic missile agency at Huntsville, Ala., said m fully saaembled Jupiter C a were at tha cape, the Restooe believed to be sitting to one of two Army scrv- tal antt to tho Jupiter C.* Tha Air Perea kiekad aS what almost certihdy wfQ ho another busy week at this Air Force test center Monday by triggering a ground-to-air BoMarr, a small but swift missile which aped away leaving only • th b troll al amoka. Monday tha Navy Issued a state­ ment listing the re i mni for tha Vanguard misfiring aa “ a me* W eather 1CBM which b operational and which was used to launch tha two Sputniks now whirling fat apace. Meanuhlle Soviet Russia claim* ad today It had no failures In launching Us two eirtb satellites. Moscow Radio broadcast a ata»:ment In the official Communist organ Prarda quoting Soviet pro­ feasor Sadov, a member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, on the “no failures” report. Prarda carried artfeht by la* a dov and by profetaort IfuahhaBah* i vill and Sergeyev an tha aeesalan S of the one-thousoath orbit around tha earth o* SputnHrl. d Sedov said tha “lannehlng of the a Sputniks waa preceded by largo* ti Kale preparatory work based an ■ extensive research.” . . “Aa a result tha USSR his had I no failures In launching Its earth Baxdsath Iferalfo L r n l m l h « 4 n i l iln a ih ■ VOL. XLIX treadle was “tlasaffled," but that abmage to tha launching M ud was only ’’moderately serious . . Repairs ean ba made ta a short period of time . . Work b pro­ ceeding ea tha preparation to an­ other test vehicle for firing.** Damage Nat Eitc*shre The statement added that the re- p ain " a rt get expected to Jeopardiaa the launching af aa earth •atelllte according ta pmleaaly •imoonced plans.’* Hie 60-foot AUas la capable of delivering a nuclear warhead up to 1,000 miles. When tested In June and September It had to ba destroyed by remota control a tew thousand feet from the ground when It malfunctioned. Russia claims to baea an AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER E stablished 190* SANFORD, FLORIDA, 9 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 , 1057 United P ress L eased Wirt* NO 144 manamam Scientist Says A soft spoken, white haired re­ based on tbeie right and left ■search scientist yesterday said tomle particles.” “This nation Is ta a crisis—we are Captain Kennlson recalled that the “ sad story Is that, although I ta a Jamb.” Captain Chaster Kennlson, who have wasted valuable time and operatee ■ research laboratory In money in trying to Interest our Central Florida, made known his seientlfle, educational, g o v e r n views at the hems of hit associate mental, and military authorities In Engineer, Harry Farley ta Do- my findings, I have received noth­ ing but stupid Indifferenca.” Bary. It la easily provable, he aald, “1 knew that the satellite, “ that our scientific authorities, un­ touched off recently at Capo Can­ til around 1644, considered either MAYFAIR INN GOLF COURSE Staff v hand to greet lacoauag gaarera Ior tnt Mayfair !aa*a averal, would never leeve the oxygen, atomic or hydrogen bombs ground,” ho said, "because I to be completely visionary and t i l , 666 PGA Open. (Left ta right) they are: Rady Gotllleher, Got! Gene DcLent, Mario Cerfagno, pro, knew what waa wrong.” something for the future, later on and Gary F rau a. (Photo by Borg it row) And quietly but deliberately ho wasting millions of dollars to pro­ remarked “1 know that 1 could duct them and their trigger mec­ have put that satellite In the atr hanisms. They actually were only baaed on simple technical data/* visionary In their own egotistical, Captain Kennlson explained that closed minds, as these facts will the basic principle a of fuel to pow­ show," Captain Kennlson emphati­ er the tremendous rocket! that cally stated aa he described the carry the satellite waa originated events In which he offered his by him and published In books findings. “ wkleh I have copyrighted.” First, be aald, “In 1833 I offered Is his statement. Captain Kennl­ a perfected dcmonslratable oxygen son said that In ”1644, a complete­ As cool winds moved ta over Chick Harbart, Bo Wtanlngtr, Mike ly lucceaaful demonstration of my bomb and Ita formula and was met with only indifference." the beautiful Mayfair Inn Golf Souehak, and Georfe Bayer. Mike high altitude rocket alrptane fuel, Next, In 1B33, a perfected hydroand George a n always gallery favCourse yesterday, a wava of Including the formula, waa met gen bomb and its trigger mechan­ the country’s top Pro golfers made critles because of their long tee with Indifference.” ism and formula waa offered, and their grand entrance. Moat of the shots. George hits the longest ball This Is a war for the survival a practical demonstration on Prov­ early arrivals w en seen all over In the world and la followed closely of the fllUst. explained Captain ing Grounds was asked for, but It Kennlaen. “We are at tha cross- waa denied. 'This eoukl have pre­ the practice fairway and a few by Mike. Dow tfaetarwald. taat . Hfvat rateotitle tlkt flf cue- vented Warty War It and tavml playgd Several holes ta t.rdcr to, 5*tnl pliet . .bluer, a l r i 'v n aditing ta il acIenUfleany” millions of lives," bo said and then h o T rti ' prepare themselves tor the open­ the golfing grists to Arrive ta San­ Going Into the history of ,Wa added, “ again I waa met with In­ '' I t e Jsycea Information Booth, ing round of the $13,000 PGA tour­ ford. He la probably one of tho •tanned for tbo new location on nament that atarta here Thursday. moat outstanding players on the scientific findings, Capt. Kennlson difference. rre a th Are. between 4th and Sth Although it waa quite cool a very preaent tour and Is third ta money said ” tn the early lllO'a, aa a re­ ••Despite the fact that my spe­ ■towb. wDl possibly get underway fine group of on-lookers got a pre­ earnings for tho year with $33.- sult of considerable study and ex­ cialty has for 40 years been ex­ -tea tho Immediate future, M. L. view of some of tha golf that la 146 M. He la t very pleaaant look­ perimentation, 1 made some er- plosives, roeketa and other fuels, Raborn Jr., president of the Sin- in store for the remainder of the ing young chap and became a gal­ tremely valuable aelenllflc dis­ and that our rockets aa a whole coveries, among which waa the have been a flop, t have still been ford-Semlnole County J u n i o r week. lery favorite here In Sanford last Chamber of Commerce told the The qualifying round today waa year with his nice manner. Dow fact that 1 could demonstrate In Ignored," tho white-haired re­ Aoard af Sanford City Commti- played by all PGA mambera who flnlahed with a IG8 and $1,400.00 my laboratory that there positively search-scientist explained. were Indivisible atomic particles With Ms associate engineer To aren't exempt by maintaining a In the K cond Annual PGA. Sketches were presented to ths low average for the year. Only an Pro Mario Carfagno, head of the of m atur which, although they standing by him, Captain Kennlson hoard of commissioners last night exclusive few who hive won vari­ staff at Mayfair, stated today that were of the same element, some commented “We appreciate the for approval. ous tournaments throughout the this should prove to be the most revolved In a clock wise direetlon wonderful things that our scient­ The new building of modern con­ year are able to participate In the colorful of the three events held while others revolved In an op­ ists have done, but In these dan­ struction will be built of gltis and aaventy two bola contest without here. The field of pro’s Is Just posite one-antl-elockwlie." gerous times for our beloved coun­ hrlck, according to tha plana qualifying. This is done In order about tops and only lacks a few Feinting to Ms books he revell­ try and the future welfare of our ahown to commissioners. to cut down the field to the very names from having them all. Ma­ ed “Ever since that time sll of offspring, we can find little excuse Office apace, 18 by 30, will be best. rio, and his assistant, Rudy Goet- my copyrighted books, articles, for a n y o n e who deliberately tables, and formulas have been Ignorea any Idea that may have acroaa the front of the building. Among the early arrivals yes­ llcber, report that they have been A storeroom and restrooma will terday, was, last years winner of hitting the ball well and plan to some scientific value, and muit Jte constructed to the rear. Store­ the Mayfair Open, Mike FetchJck. enter In the competition. therefore (despite the possibility room apace entrance will be Into that they may not reallxs It) class A clinic and shot exhibition fa Mike had rounds of 65, 63, 67, and the office section. Restrooma will them aa Indlractly if not otherwise scheduled to begin tomorrow after­ 6i for a total of X I In last years open on the outside of the build­ giving aid to our potential enem­ noon and will have all of the above t i t event. This waa a record breaker ing. ies." pro's participating. Tbey will bit and enough to finish two itrokei Reborn explained that parking la Christmas someThroughout the lengthy Inter shota with each club In the bag In front of Frank Stranahan for facilities will ba provided and the tlmse written Jfmaif view, Captain Kennlson referred and It should prove very helpful balance of the area landscaped the 62,400 top prite money. ta his disappointment that two Others to arrive yealerday were for the average golfer. Moat of JfWIfJ pjo.to .»tjl i ’j jw ju U j and beautified for picnic and re­ Chinese scientists are being award­ these boys are capable of throwing 01 «1 pute tyJ , creation. ed the Nobel Prlie basest on, he in a little wit to add to the enjoy JOJ J*UJi H 1*) *141 tit X Commissioner!, approved the ment of the clinic. claimed, discoveries that were Oviedo C o fC W ill plana and sketch, prepared by made by him and set forth In his A portion of the $13,000 prlxe Mbhn Burton IV, Architect as long money will be divided among the copyrighted book of 19(8 "Atomic Convene Dec. 12 aa tha clty'a building codea are Hh P a e * top ten conteatsnta aa followi: The Chamber of Commerce met. . 2,400.00 R a b o r n told commissioners, meeting for Oviedo will be held 1,600.00 when financing of the building Thursday ■night. Dec. 12 at B p. m. 1.400.00 came up, that “one way you can at the Memorial Building. 1.200.00 AU membera. a spokesman said, help us Is by buying your Christ­ 1,000 00 are urged to attend. mas trees from us.” ., 600.00 _ 700 00 .. 600 00 ... soo.oo . 41000 New Radio Station Okayed For Local Police, Fire Dept. A new duel-frequency radio sta­ tion for the Sanford Police Depart­ ment and the Sanford Fire Depart­ ment hai been approved by the Board of Sanford City Commtaataoare. The move came Uat alibi when commissioners were advised that the Civil Defense Administration will participate ta the financing of the high frequency radio station. City Minsger W a r r e n X. Knowlea advised the commission that tha CDA would pay half of Ihs lowest bid for tha new installa­ tion. Bob MDlar, local radio dealer and ta charge of radio matatanane# for tha city, waa empowered by the Board of Commissioners to draft the necessary papers re­ RESBAKCn HCIKNTIST Captain Cheater Kanaiaasi (left) tad Me questing the CDA financial aid. City Manager Knowles waa also Asnorialr Engineer Hnrry Parley yesterday when he said ml eoukl have put the satellite tnto the air* (Staff Phete) authorised to advertise for bids. J T t o ^ ^p* the Msh^troqueoy .................. . ..... PGA Open Members Play Qualifying Round Today Jaycees Present Sketches Of Info Bool princess, Sweetheart Commit Suicide When Forbidden To Marry SHIMODA. J»P»d (UP)— Codies The couple followed the tradi­ of a 16-year-old Mancu prlnceaa tional way of solving an unhappy and her Japanese sweetheart were love affair In Japan. But It und today on a mountainside shocked their families and the ex­ here they committed jrlcide be­ clusive G a k u s h u l n University cause her titled family forbadewhere they were enrolled wlih Prince Yoshl and Princess Suga, their marriage. The Prlnceaa waa Pu Hul-Sheng, children of Emperor Hlrohlto. Police believed the despondent a vivacious coed and the niece of Henry Pu Yl. once the Japanese lovers had gone to Isu peninsula ■puppet emperior of Manchukuo by train and tkxl the night of Dee. Manchuria. Her lover was Take- I, rtimbed through brush and Rllehi Okubo, son of a Japanese tangled weeds to a spot In a forest railway executive and ■ man her 2.300 feet up Mt. Amagi. and killed relatives said was “not a proper themselves the tame night. That meant they were already arson to associate with you." They were found shot to death, dead when the mother called In the pistol still in Okubo’s hand, police the next day. Police kept only a few hours after Hul-sheng's hopes of tha two families alive mother relented »nd gave them by optimistic atatemenls they were hiding out in one of the small permission to wed. The couple disappeared Dec. 4 hotels In the nres. attar the taciturn Okubo began The discouraged Kirch parties speaking of dying and Hul-Sheng were ready to give up Monday wrote her mother a letter saylog night when Hul-Shcng'a mother re­ “ 1 cannot let him die alone.” They lented and said they eoutd be mar­ told friends they had been saving ried, The promise was broadcast elr allowances for a wedding repeatedly throughout Japan but tohelr there WU £0 SC^Oaaa. « • De Bary Resident Succumbs M onday Fringe Area Fire Aid Ends July '58 Fire protection outside of the management—If there Is sufficient city limtli of Sanford will coma to equipment to send outside It Is equally poor management because a atop on July 1, 1938. The Board of Sanford City Com­ of the surplus." Mayor David Gatchel brought missioners last night in nearly an hour-long discussion of the pro­ out the annexation problem In his blem unanimously approved the statements to the Board of Commeasure which will keep Sanlord mis sloners. “We fought bitterly Fire Department equipment Inalde here to furnish protection outside of Ihe city. Now we are going to the city limits. Strpa taken by tho Board of be condemned. We should utlllia Commissioner* culminated an ef­ this to the fullest extent and try fort by the City Manager, Warren to entwine in the eutdown of fire 700 A cre s O f Lan d E. Knowles lo get a better fire service to eome up with ■ feasible, Insurance rata for the cltlxens of workable program toward annaxa- Sold For $195,000 tlon." A tract of approximately TOO Sanford. City Manager Knowlea counter­ acres of Seminole County land waa Commissioner A. L. Wilson, at the beginning of the dlacusalona ed with "It la regrettable that wa sold yesterday, seeordlng to Flor­ said “It appears to be that it mention annexation with this par­ ida Ranch Lands, Inc., for $183wouldn't be fair to tax the people ticular program. It la aspirate. Wa 000. of the city for fire protection out­ have a problem that should aland The seBera w on Mr. and Mrs. side of the city limits—our first on Its own two feet and annexe Frad A. Dyson. duty Is to the cltlxens of the city." tlon la a problem that ahould Property sold la between the Longwond-Mirkham Road and the City Manager Knowlea explain aland on Its own two feet.” However, Mayor Gatchel dis­ Little Weklva River. ed that “the city of Sanford la not in a position to add on more mm agreed with the City Manager. Hie TOO acres were sold to Jupi­ ind equipment and not get a re­ "We have an alternative,'' h# said- ter Properties, Ine. of Wert Pelm turn. It's simply a matter of econ “This problem I* a very vital part Beach for Investment purposes. Attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Dy­ smy that we talk about restricting of annexation.” our service to the city limits. If Commissioner Wilson comment son was George A. Speer Jr. Flor­ you ran get a better fire insurance ed “1 don’t think we should do ida Ranch Lands Inc. handled tha rate by restricting fire protection this to drive them Inside the city. traniactlon. Commissioner F. D. Scott, hrtng lo ttir city limits—frankly I don't Ing the discussions to a climax, think you have any choice." City Attorney W. C. llhlchlson ■aid “In view of the fact that the told the board or commissioners Commission bat -ommllted Itself * that the Fire Department "is a to a contract I feel that we should not refund the fee (for flra pro­ municipal function and therefore tection outside the city) but to restnci-d to the city proper." Again the City Manager told the Illegally fulfill that contract to the commission “ II e municipality beat of our ability ami at that tlma does not have equipment and sends discontinue to furnish the aervlce (Continued oa Page Seven) outside the city limits It Is poor Club Lauds Organ Demonstration For Information On CIRCULATION or a fte r 6:30 p.m. P iL F A 0072 Additional Local News On Page 7 Mr. Michael F. Power*. 68. pass­ ed away at the Seminole Memorial Hospital at 6:30 a. m. Monday after a short illnesa. Sfr. Powers wa* born Feb. IT, 1669 in Welt Stockbridge, Maas. He has made his home In DrBary for the past three and a half years at 131 Caracal Road. He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church In Sanford and was a retired pressman for the New York Time*. Surblvlng Mr. Powers la his wife, Mr*. Catherine M. rowers of DeBary. The remains will be sent to Brooklyn, N. Y. for services and Interment. Bris.on Funeral Horn* la in charge. PH. FA 2-2611 tlon of the etiy'ir.radio system,” Knowles told the commissioners as they considered tho tastaDatioo of tho equipment ta both the Police end Fire departments. In addition, Knowles advised tho commission that the present equip­ ment could be sold for approxi­ mately 13,300. With the dual-frequency equip­ ment both departments could be ta touch with one another with the flick of a switch, R waa ex­ plained. Both departments would be on teparata frequencies clow together on the high frequency band. LOCAL ARTIST Philip D. Mitchell, of Labe Mary, aa ha arrange* hia display of orlsinal peateta. Ho potato ta a scene k* painted of New Smyrna Beach. The many wocka of art are m display at the Mayfair lap. (Muff I'holo) Sanford Rntariani, at their regu­ the first pre-season use of “mils- ba hard to decide which of the musical Impressions were best re­ lar weekly meeting yciterday af­ Ue-toc” , ho said. Getting down to tha business o( ceived, for the well-known signa­ ternoon at the Yacht Club, were showing just what the Hammond ture of Paramount News aa Imitat­ entertained by a demonstration of electric chord Instrument could ed by Jesse Crawford and Just a the Hammond electric chord or­ do. Segsr and Gregory proceeded abort (train of tha greatest battle gan, staged by Lee Scger, organ­ with the presentation of “Musical song of all time. “The Wedding ist, and Roger Gregory, narrator, Memories'', taking their audience March" were Included In the pro­ boHi associated with the Cooper- from ths days of the county (sir gram, as well as the playing of with ths strains of the callope. several request numbers. Frink Crrgor) Music Co. Begiuning with Gregory's state- through the midway with the oboe Evans, stall known Lake Mary mtnt about the recent Vanguard music In the tent of the snake Pioneer, tried to stump Scger with launching rpl<ode which he claim­ charmer and the dancing glrlJ. to the request for "Bill Bailey, ed to have witnessed, until the dis­ an Imitation of Jack Benny on the Won't You Please Come Home," as tribution of recordings nf Ham­ violin and Jascha Heifitx authentic Eddy Peabody would have played mond organ music (for free), Ihe playing. Ted Iajwta and his clarinet It on the banjo. Evans and the en­ team held the Interest of their lis­ and Eddy Teabody on the banjo tire group, according to club teners to the very end. according followed: a visit to Hawaii brought president, Myron A. (Mike) Reck, to Charlie Morrison, who arranged out the strains of the steel guitar were completely satisfied. The Sanford Pilot Club wttl be tL# day’* program. Gregory aald,: with the program brought to a pertaining to the failure of the | close with Gregory'* fac-almlle entertained tonight trith a almllaf missile to fulfill expectations, that narration of the well remembered program and on Tueaday, Dee. IT, six men were carrying part of the FlU-Petrlck Travelog*, “So we membera of the Farm Bureau and Vanguard from the pad and aecl-1 leave the beautiful Islands aa the their famillee will hear the pro­ gram at their annual Christina* dentally dropped the missile nn the strains of Aloha fade away.” lo* ol oua; U tile men. “This waa [ According to Morrixoi., it would Party at the Future Farmers' llut. , X'4 ' '3* * ■v,kS �.¥ I Appraisal O f Satallita Failur. U U ir'i NMtt l i t H m f ef litmebed to erbhal altitude*. --------------------------------- IS* U J. aa H llu fan Friday No launching ditto w*r* given t , . f ydt H i i t M l iM M n lav* l« a heaped ra Me l*rm ■ n t al bam* n l abrud. W t t r t r D ata tSa a tta t baa r i a f s a s a Mai a wagos Actress House mw rad m r M n ip- m , , meat (till ia th* preens ei do. | L ] | | | | V flllltfftfM vsUpacsL Nat m i Vanguard D C H I O j p i l l l I v T C Q fam* precisely wben everything * r would ba ready. Moraovar, the Vanguard ahaota had law priority behind Military Miaatlaa. Vraaa tba bemaalai Vanguard spokesmen warn modtit. la til* Auguat announcement tbay laid om at tba tort sphere* tonetlvably "eould" gat lata aa orbit By 108CPH L HTLCK WASHINGTON (U P ) - U it Oat. t President Elsenhower remarked at a new t conference that thla country would launch a lataO tait latallita la Dacambcr. b aay MM TV4 — tba ro d h l Tba aaguat. aa Dae. d, wan aa that misfired la Florida laat week appalling blow to U J . pm tlgn. >w ai atrfetly a tail, not aa "taro* The three-stage rocket that wat ah try,” and It aaver waa Intend­ to launch the little moon exploded ed to b* anything but a tait. It on tho ground at Capa Canaveral. would have to work almoit per­ Fla. fectly to put lu iphera ta b aa To tho men of U J . utatlUa orbit. Og Sept, so, 1*57, Vanguard project Vanguard tho internation­ Director John P. Hagan eaid If al furor over what happened ia '.V-l'i iphera got Into an orbit a marvel, a wonder, a thing not U would be "by chance." to be explained in termi phyiieal Four daya later Russia an­ identlsu art aceuxtoraed to uiing. nounced Sputnik 1. Five daya after Their rochet failed. They ware that President Elsenhower said "So be spread aome evil until­ dliappolnted, being human. But thla country would put a test ing ituff an over tba plaea, colthe failure waa not aa xurprUlag ibpera into orbit la Decamber and lected hla money and dliappearod. to them aa c o m p l e t e luccasi would launch a genuine scientific That oil muit have been pepper­ conception of which la shown at bottom) will bo mint flavored. would have been. Aa one of them satellite in March. built, w u constructed at a cost of 114,000,OOO.The had laid before tho fad . tho odda Tba Praaldant'l pin pointing of "A faw weeki later 1 woke up principal speaker w u Admiral Jerauld Wright, were heavily on the aide of fail­ tha firing months and tha traprea- to hear horrible pounding noises. NATO Supremo Allied Commander for tho At­ ure. So why ell the ihochT lantic, and commander In chief of the U.S, Navy's lion he gave that tha flrit tait It aounded Ilka a mob of process Atlantia n u t . Ha urged tho United Statu to , Fleaaed fer 1GT would certainly be put into an or­ ■ervcri trying to break down tha share its nuclear know-how with its AUlu. Ho Go back lo another White Home bit s u r p r i s e d soma Vanguard doori. Looked all over the hsuie alao asserted the continuing need for surface announcement. issued July 21, workers and dismayed others. before I ipotted two doten wood­ warships to maintain control of the a u Usee. 12U. It said tho United Slates They did not like to have what peckers drilling away on tha roof, would launch small earth satel­ •mouaMd to a liboratey experi­ "glace than it‘a bean open war­ lites In tha International Geophy­ ment put on a schedule beforo fare." sical Year July 1, 1I3T-Dec. 21, tho world which they would bn un­ Esther called her laiurince 1M0. der pressure to meet. company, but got tbo b o r a * The Naval Research Laboratory The p r o s s u r * became aven laugh. waa given th* Job of developing greater after Sputnik II. Tba Im­ "Tbay said woodpecker damage mainly protons whose average spend in thla area equals IS bav— dally from observation of the flue, a launehar for tha U J . satilUtai. pression want abroad that tha Uni­ waa an act of God and I couldn't the lame as In tha proton syn­ tuation and variation of the Denied use of proof-tasted military ted States would try In December collect on my policy. Each hole rockets, tha naval lab sat out to to "match" Russia’s successes. came under my ISO deductable chrotron ws havo new built. streami* Intensity. produce a am all three • stage clause—which meant I'd have to Bourn la Span Publicity Inevitable Distorts Picture This stream of particles, whose Observations carried by in- launcher specially designed for This was not the case. Nobody pay that much for each of MO sources era located somewhere ia etnupents In tha atmosphere are the IGY assignment. would claim, even If it orbited, hold. tba Innermost depths of eoamle Inadequate because avan th* com­ Last year Vanguard bad made that a *.l-lneh iphera waighlng Bought Gan, Couldn't Shoot space, contain not only nuclei of paratively thin atmospheric layer enough progress to plan a pre- S 1/4 pounds waa a match to 114- Tba actreia climbed down front By DMITRI BKOBELTBYN hydrogen atoms protons but alao which separates these Instruments launching test schedule. It called pound Sputnik I and 1,120-pound the roof and Into the atlie where Written Far United Fresa atomic nuclei of a number of from cosmic space distorts the for aeven lest firings, gradually Sputnik II. ahafta of light from tha hotel Ihcreatlng In complexity, and six MOSCOW « - A a ytar 1M7 other light energy particles. made a pleasant polka dot pat­ entire picture la many ways, Nevertheless when last week's "earnest tries." has been marked by two major This Is wher* tha Sputniks come The flrit test, dubbed "Test Ve­ b o w notorious "count - down" tern. m a te In the history of Soviet eella. By peMtratiag beyond the lim­ hicle Zero" (TV-O), took place started on tho cape, tha world “ I bought a pellet gun, but I nice, particularly in physics. Om its of the atmosphere Into cosmic Dec. 3, 1954, when a flrit (tags waa watching. It was almost In- couldn't baar the thought of (hoot­ wm tha creation and launching of space they have opened up entirely prototype wsi fired. The eecond, aviUblo that a horde of newsmen, ing the darned blrdi. I considered the Aral and m ood Sputniks broadcasters a scarecrow, but the neighbors new vistas for cosmic research. TV-1, wee on May I, 1137, incor­ cameraman and which caused a stir throughout tha The first observations of the cos­ porating first and third stags should swarm over the cape in would think I'd lost my mind. "I read a book on woodpecker*. mic rays by Initrumsnti In Sput­ rockets. TV-2, a first stage with anticipation that tha U.S. baby The second concerns a complete- 1 I learned they (tore more aeorni nik II have already been received dummy second and third etages, moon might riach an orbit. ly different eat of problems end 1 Sonata Democratic Leader Lyn­ end will soon be deciphered and wee fired at the cape Oct. 2). la alie of international Importance. don B, Johnson and others have Tesla Succestfal I refer te tha eommlailonlng of i The official verdlet on all three denounced what they called too tha IS billion electron volt proton- < of these preliminary "birds" was much advance publicity on tha synchrotron or accelerator at Dub­ "highly successful." None reached launching.. But tha Pentagon has a i on tha outskirts of Moecow. THISTLE CARPET or was Intended to teach tha plan been; under continuous pressure Last April the accelerator, the HOLLYWOOD (U P )-T h e Wm ned orbital altitude of 300 m ile/ H a Jpffeuee sAcoanmRtee on to aaly aae ef ft* kind'In tha world, log i of Eugene O'Neill'a _,r__ 'Desire and the orbital spied of 11,000 formation, ae well m from the produced proton partlelei with a under Tho Elms" wee delayed re­ will mike possible. press itself, for more rather thin miles an hour. record energy ef 10 billion electron cently , when producer Don Hart­ In the future, and perhaps not On Aug. 0, 1937, Vanguard had feia Information on missiles In valts. SEE—C I 'man discovered that the ground- too distant future, we will be able revealed a now aspect of Ihe test giMral and Vanguard in particu­ These are In effect artificial cos- i to test a number of physics prob- program. In tho last four of the lar. WELSH mlc rays. location consisted mainly of lama of fundamental Importance seven experimental firings test When TV-3 blew up, politician* Tba particles provide science 1thistles. Hartman ordered his staff such as Einstein’s general theory spheres 6.4 lnehes in diameter ■ad diplomats went Into a flap. Welsh Tire Shop with m w tooli for delving deeper to find another spot for Anthony of relativity, with radio transmitters would be Hagen Just said "nuts" and went 105 W. 2nd into the secrets of the itom'a nu­ Parkini to mike love to Sophia on working. cleus. To obtain them. It was nee- Loren. "Whet man would laad eisary to build a tremendous ring- Sophia to a spot with 'thistles?" shaped electric magnet waighlng he aiked. 14,000 tons. RACING INTERESTS STYMIED Bettor Than Ours Tba giant new accelerator sur­ BALTIMORE (UP) - Interests prises two similar InstaUaUoos urging the consolidation of Pim­ operating in the U. S. in site and lico and Laurel racing detea at energy of its partlelei. It Is a great Laurel suffered a setback Tues­ landmark In tba history of science. day when the Legislative Council, And tha launching of tha two Sput­ an interim body that acts beniks opens new path* for acienco. tween sessions of the State Gen­ _____, votad 9 to 7 Complex machine! such ae the eral Assembly, accelerator are being built to stu­ against submitting ihe proposal to dy the phenomena in a field that the legislature when it convenes may ba called the "micro-world" in February. —a world of Inconceivably smell spice end Umc. This Is the world To hang cirds from wall lo cell­ of the recently discovered particles ing without marring—tick a piece of matter, the so-called mesons, of cellophane tape (sticky side out) to tho molding end base­ hyperons and "anU-partlcles." On tho other hind, the appear­ board. Just press the back of each ance of the Sputniks equipped with card, at you receive them, to the various instruments was the be. tape. To keep the front pages of ginning of a new era in tha etudy book fashion cards in place, slant the top of the card a utile to the ef tha coernoe. Cosmic rays are a stream of right. nuclear partlelei. accelerated to NEW CONGRESSMAN — Superior Court Judge Erwin Mitchell. tremendous speeds, which con­ Many itores offer gift certifi­ 33-yeer-old "boy wander" of Dalton, Ge. swept 12 ef 14 eoanlle* stantly pentrate Ihe boarders of cate presentation boxes In the Is Ihe heavily industrialised northweet Georgia dietrie, winning the earth'* atmosphere. These are form nl a miniature hat. hie seat as U. S. Congressman from th# Tth district. (UP Telephoto) 2 Major Events In Soviet Science TOO MG FOE THB BELT — Bavanteea-yaar-old E e e i Caitea I (lade hoe dad* eld A m y garrison bait aia lachao tee short u she tries H aa him fer sloe. Jeaeph (Tlmy) Gaston, of Aalaeta. Ge, weighed a M m 117 l ear i e when War BecreUry Henry Htteu«i drew the fateful “number 1M" front tho flthbowl to itart AaeriVu flrot poncotlaio draft bach la IMP. Geetoa, now a 243-peund (ur«|. t*ira lalooaMn, waa m of tho th« holdon of tho number. After hearing the drawing la a radle broadtail of the hfatorlr erent, ‘‘t Jest weal heme ind woat te bod," ho said. (UP Talephoto) GIFTS MV8T GO BY AIB WASHINGTON (UP} — Christm u packages for servicemen overseas muit now ba sent air­ mail In order lo Injure delivery by Dec. 23, tha Dafanaa Depart­ ment aayi. Tba heavy Yuletlde mall load requires that air parcela ba sent not later than Dee. 10 for Cbrlatmaa delivery. Tha deadline for mailing ovaritis packages aspired Nov. 20. than they can eat. Aflcrga while the acorna attract mice, Jays and chipmunks. That’s all I need." A leaky roof and constant drumming noises aren’t Ihe only problems. Esther's closets are being Invaded. "I have lingerie drawers built into the walls, and every onea In a while 1 open one of them to find a brassiere filled with acorns," she said grimly. "I don't think It's very funny at this stage. If anybody knows a human way lo gel rid of wood­ peckers I’d certainly appreciate hearing front them." FOR QUALITY T R U C K R U B B ER M U ST SA LE EN D S SATURDAY Slock Your Freezer and Food Pantry N 0 W I 118 Magnolia Ave C o rner 2nd St. - SA N FO RD - ( Ofc*YOUR SMOOTH They're more than nine inches longer, dramatically lower. They sat a new style with boldly sculptured lines. And these mw Chevrolet! are the movt practical wagons that aver took to the road. The litigate la hinged Into the roof and raises completely out of the way for easier loading. There's t new easy-opening tail- at • No Inner Lining e Minimum Bracing • No Separate Framework • Heavy Galvanised Steel • All-Betted Construction • Convertible te Many Uses e Cosily Enlarged , ■ W M B S S it t K k f S Lowell EL Ozier " If You Have A T ire Job To Do" GENERAL CONTRACTOR 2601 S. Orlando Drive FA 2-3542 Tha new Nomad-iha hit word In tiatlon wagon' •>)/• and distinction. . , 4-door Apotiengtr. gale, too, and room for longer loads. No station wagon built ever canted loads with move ease or passengers with more comiortl Chevrolet's new standard Full Coil suspension cradles you on deep coil springs at every wheel. And you can have a real air rids as an extra-cost option. Stop by your Chevrolet dealer's and look over tha smartest, smoothest going station wigoru of them all. Only franchised Omrolot JxuLrt display this famous trademark • Quick Erection TIRES PHONE O.E1GHT SEV EN TWO GO ! Meet ths year’s smartest station wagon u tl Chevrolet brings you five new wagons (or '31-all long, low and loaded with news. No other buildings offerall these advantages; 1 R E C A PPIN G Two new Ireekweeds-adnor Aposienger and Adeer Ppoiiengtt Models, tuiunoui// appolnitd. E V E R Y T H IN G Quick, Law-Cast Cup Protection Whatever It Is, if she doesn't have It, the dressmaker on your list will bo delighted with a gift of sowing equipment. A \' W ‘ LO O K A gift of a man's bat la more appreciated in the form of a gift certificate. He can then select the exact atyle and color be wants. And, the alia will bo right! �Wit Vnfarfi ftrtB Tuw. Dee. 10, 1957—P ifR t ric* n J materials for 'the ‘future. fey noc qi ir.r. , Vailed Pres* Staff Correspondent He laid he could envision dis­ NEW YOItK (UP)—Gentlemen, posable paper c l o t h i n g before let u» now he?In thinking what long: he could see the possibility manner of men we will appear of chemically treated linings that to be when the wave of the fu­ would react automatically to the ture hit* the men's clothing indus­ weather as if thermostatically try. Will men'a dial* turn eerie? controlled. Rut when aiked about Will there he push button cloth­ Ihc talk of <prav-gun garb, he Malaring, with built ib heating, air-eon- used a forceful word ditloning. and—we m'ght as well key." think big—shower batns? However, he said he suspected Will we let the Russians get a that ’ within a couple of years big Jump on us In such fields as. there might he sprays on the say. non-itch fabrics, self scaling market—something like a siliconpockets, thine . resisting pants finish Ml—with which your wife seats, and other such sure to-come Inuld spray your conventional fabric clothing to waterproof It In Improvements? ' Our icouts have! fetched in re­ thr face of a sudden rainstorm. ' That spr jv on clothing thing— liable reports that a r a d i c a l fringe of the clothing lndu;try al­ hosing a guy down In the maim­ ready is .peculating that Ihe time ing and sending him out Into the will come when you will step out world—Is Interesting to Imagine," of the shower In the morning and he said. ••Rut I suspect that if your wife will spr. v thab dav’ ■ there's an> spraying it wlll*be onclothing onto you with antieraxol to ihe conventional type of cloth­ bomb containing chemical cloth­ ing which—let's face It—helps to cover up fat rolls, knock knees, ing compounds ami kindred defects. CANDY POR CHRISTMAS? Thia is the display foe you to rhooae from at Touchtun Drug t o. A Dads Disintegrator (Staff Photo) Paper t ’ndrrwrar—Maybe The scouts dill not say how you "However. I think It's Just a gel Ihe stuff off at right, but it Owa aa old umbrella? Remove is to be presumed that ways will matter of time before we'll see its cover. Paint the frame any I be found. Perhip* every home paper underwear, paper handlerchiefs, and. over a longer period, Christmas-type color. "Plant" the complicated garments. 1 envision handle in a painted or paper them for heavy work or play, wrapped flower pot. Secure the and It's conceivable that. If it’s spokes with tape to fit around the ------------- By BENNETT CERF—:-----------mads- with low cost, you can Just (op of Ihe container. Tie on balls D A C K FROM DARKEST AFRICA, a noted author was ad* take the stuff and throw it away and add s star to the top. You after wearing. AJ dressing a Woman’s club. "Those poor.womcn out there," have created a most novel Christhe pointed out, “are cruelly used by their menfolk. Believe it •Til venture that five years mas treel or not, I once even saw a from now we'll look back on 1037 woman and a donkey hitchand be amated at thr pace. All you have te do la use your l«d together." a (£You’ll see emerging almost paperImagination. The useful Christmas "What’s unusual a b o u t fk light fabrics with crease resistcan be the most exciting ever. that?" snorted on# lady b) kv vl w C p T % w "A th# audience. "Come homo M X /y C k S v /A with m# after th# lecture fl« C ''rn \ and let me Introduce you to 1 my husband!" ( <?O V 1 The term "Christian" w aT flnt applied to the follower* of Jew* Christ in Antioch fAntakya), Tur­ key, icene of St. Paul's first miaUtry. "LEARNING BY STUDY MUST BE WON” ! S 9 i | . l i l l « ‘i S i m A PRACTICAL GIFT for lha home this rear la thia atnk and cabinet from ttamlall Electric Co. Thia la last on# #f Ihe many (Staff Photo) •uggaatlons there too! ant*. The ulllmate goal la a chemical lining or • treated fab­ ric that will react as a therm-o stat does. If the body needs heat, it will lei your body heat be re­ tained: if the body is giving off beat, this thing will In It be re­ leased—thus healing the weath­ er." Consider, then, tomorrow's man — wearing a thermostat. Even Solomon In all his glory was not arrayed tike on# of these. Charles Evans, loading a Bri­ tish expedition which conquered Mt. Kancbenjunga, the world’s third tallest peak. In IttS. did not touch the final six feet as a con­ cession to natives. Mount Whitney, la California, th# highest point above sea level In tho United States, and D sith 1 Valley, the lowest, are only IV miles apart. I TO UCH TO N D R U G C O . *> Cor. 1st A Magnolia Quotation by John Gay HASS-173X1 Copyright t9S7 <9W4) . "My son, Arthur." boasted Ms Mom. “Is smarter evtn than Abraham Lincoln. Arthur •ould recite th* Gettysburg addreaa whan ha was 10 years •old. Lincoln didn’t say it Ud ba was over Da" Pam per her and make hor fool OsnerM Hark Clark toM a #wsst girt Interviewee that th# b*a« advtc# ha *vsr got was to "many tha gist I did.". ' “Who gave you that advtcsl" asked tha lwt«ndmvss.’ "3h# did." like Ihe angol on lop of the tree with o u r n q u la tte -----------‘ (he flanarat W lingerie and nleepwrar In sugarplum piwteln, *now fluke w hite or bewitching black . . . i Gowns Tha most alluring gift you can give her Christmas . . . a gorgeous soft nylon gown designed by San Souci, Artemis or Van Itaalte. Ilraiitlfut pastel colors, white and block, Ap. ptiqued loco nnd net ruffles trim these perfectChristmas-present* for her. 6.95 -14.95 Peignors Mat eh her gown with one of nir lovely peignors , . . tailored by Von llsalt*. Artemis or San Souci. She'll feel tike u queen uml look Just as beautiful when she is dressed in one of our matching sets. MOTHER'S WORK WIIX h# easier wirli this Christie** m iser from tha display a t Randall Rlsetri* f a ( ‘Hr 1• H Ij ■ \M • * K : [V j M i l \A \\ Vj Panties What woman wouldn't be thrilled with pantie* from Vowel]’. • . . eepeeislly when they ars tailored by such wall known brand nsnis* ts Artem i., San Souci and Van Raalte. Tsllorsd end feminine styles. a i a o i in * . The gift »h# always loves . . , full and half slips, mmi with In, e and rihbono others sm artly tailored. No matter what her last# we’ve Just the slip for her. Add a slip to her G ift list . ■ . she'll love It. Xofl cotton quilted, luxurious nylon quilted and practical corduroy robes will thrill every woman. See the stunning arm y of robe. In many styjes, colors ami all sixes. An inexpensive gift or mora lusuriinra gift . . . we’ve both In rubes. SENKARIK Glass and Paint Co, m s fU i/a o H " * " T« « t “We Invito Charge Account!* S sto n d B Physician* and Pharm a­ cist* study for many y e a n before receiving a license to practice. Wc must paaa a atate examination to prove th a t tve have learned, how to properly take care of your health. We both have a particular duty to perform. Your physician's learning concent rule* on the d ia g n o slii mid treatm ent of dinenae, nml the preservation of your health. We pharm a­ cists study how to com­ pound, dispense, and pro­ tect medicines. We must know the proper dosage of every d m ? because it U our legal duty to mako cer­ tain th at every prescript­ ion we dispense contains a safe dose. Can-Can Petticoats �~Wm~r uif .* /■ - - Foreign News CommentaryN TODAY'S Rut tho to* Mn to atm to face _ final vote aid urn threat of a days hates, the kssl i defeat which would force Ua rtslgLast wash's ms « Americas Mctear-poi nation win bung over Oalllard'* fa the hbraetbeal bales*. sheet: rises ship had base laid Relations between tho Netherey. Mass. — the cruiser land* and Indonesia, Ua one-time hr at Ike United .. t *esaion te Rost Asia, reached s's the crisis stags. to get late reel tewpeUMao hi the rreech Premier foils Oalllard Angered by tho Netherlands re­ earth satellite Arid this wash. the Cape Canaveral mtoaito- wee a vets of essfldeoes hi par- fusal to giro It Dutch New Gulwm, g cantor aft the F l o r i d a llaaeet an a WU that would give and by Us failure to win Uaued enut, scientists ware readyhim to emergency powers to meat e Nations support for Us rial o f to launch the Navy-davaleped Van­ serious financial situation. The the territory, Indonesia launched drastic anti-Dutch campaign. guard apace reilat with a l.i-fahh veto w u m te Iff. As officially sponsored M-hour The htO weald authorise the forearth sataUlto to tto ease. m sehlns — w ith soponto number* Sat m k n iti m i iw h ttU Cocaty t o n w a y eremeet la raise |&o million to strike was declared agalost at! workinf tqtsthsr for tho om "fr»nd total". tk fsfi «f whteh t k t y in wry proud. Russia gar* the United Steles new tales. Oalllard proposes also Dutch enterprises to ' Indonesia. Tho Sominolo Hi*h School football twin Is th* community spirit another adavoce to match whea K te rtlsa pavernmant • controlled Dutch publication* were suspend­ which h u boon budding up to m usiMtchod won tho Brohtnon Bowl Championship and announced the touachleg of the prices sad la reufie per raises to ed. Landing righto of tho Royal Netherlands Air Lina were with­ world's first nuclear-powered ear* riril servants. phflosophr «of tho paopia countpwida. Than brought back to Sanford a real credit. To drawn. Dutch eonsultatei U**Uv. thsra is tho cononunitr profnashronass that show for thsir efforts, tha team (as ordered to eloao. Tho governn£nt only recently haa touched our community whole) Is boastlngly displaying a trophy. threatened to natlonaUse the $1,800000,000 holdings of Dutch inter* To tha Athletic Director, the Coach, and hot now Is one of tho greet motivating oats In Indonesia. Many merchants all of tha coaches who assisted him credit refused to sell even flood to Dutch Bat bow, wo hare eomethtog a Uttlo dif­ must be given for instilling the spirit of eitisena. 'Winning through "good sportsmanship" and ferent — e football toon — a team that In London, Groat Britain aid Ry NttSUN N. West Germany agreed on a Joint thlo aaaaon has a id s on outstanding record "team spirit.” PROBABLY no lllnsaa to _ and Just rest during the policy for tho North Atlantic — The whole community Is proud of the common as thoee that are ladueed f t for Itsslf, We don't point to any one IndividTreaty Organisation to be held to emotionally. In fact, It haa S. DtoeoeUto your as) on the Seminole High School football Seminole High School football team end the Pari*. Dee. IS. Mk during the lunch mid ..................of that out IAN toami rather, w* look at tha "team" itself. record they have made for themselves dur­ Um m brought on bp amotlona a n Taka time to go for a walk, ploy Prime Minister Harold Macmil­ aa common aa all tha other a gome of cords or juat n e t at lan and German Foreign MlnNgkr This season thsra seemed to bo a mechanism ing tha 1007 football season. added together. ntr desk m workbench, Heinrich Von Brentano derided to It Isn't because there have been many that eoald be broksn only by a siege of the t Walk, don't run, for booea, Other Precaution. call for much closer political co­ etsrs on the football fields; It isn't because man Bill Cramer, (Republican) of By RVMBIA KAY •treat care and train*. You may operation by the IS NATO allies •flu”. You dress w arm ly la cold Every man workod with his teammate, of huge scores; It’s because the young men My friend J m Abrams is a bard It. Patersburg, enuring tho race weather to avoid cold*, you tab* aalee one, but ao whatt Those ex­ and for a general tightening of re­ flvu 'minute*' w ont mean every member of the team looked most to of the Seminole High School football squad guy to discourse*. Although he far tbt United State Senate. He various other precautions to pro­ tra lations to meet the threat of So­ much to you anyway. tect yourself against other dis­ won — won fairly, equarely and with team was lemrwkat off the beam to the viet Russian aggression. has been doing an excellent job the spirit of "clean sports” and “good bo why not guard against Britain and West Garmany also last tlfcttona he still has his crys­ fpr his district and Is well liked eases. sportsmanship”. They were like an adding spirit and cooperation. emotional Illness? 1. 1s t your maala letfUrely, free will ask for a pool of NATO selental ball and tost week be luutd hut would find the going mighty Thera la a one-word prtserip- from emotional etnas. - tUlc knowledge In the flefd of wea­ ng way to another Florida "Political Survey tough to opposition to such able tlon which will go a long eaay tmmedlpons development. helping you avoid such a s Ul to bed. Give •ad PeU." d outstanding campaigners as ness. That word Is "relax." your body ■ chance to slow down. However, tt'a one thing to ad 7. Keep Irritating thoughts out This wash I» Mayfair Inn 118,000 PGA golfers who will be participating in the an ­ Of.eourM, tho political flfticutt* Spossard Holland and Gaud* Tip­ ara qUU a way off at the moment « vise a person to relax and quit* of your mind s t bedtime. A warm nual PGA Open here a t the Mayfair Coun­ but there nr* always straws In tbs per. Tournament Week In Sanford. A lot of things can happen be­ another to help him carry It out. (laaa of milk probably will help try Club. • In our community for the entire week wind. The guys who have fences tween now and campaign time. Is­ But Miss Jan* a Weir, a ataff you steep bettor. aA vti * • • are busy m alrix g them most of sues that seem Important now nun* for the Rational gaiety Actually, It's very easy to re­ are golfers from all over the United Stales Council, which has headquarter* lax. It's pleasant, too. Try it; It's tho liras while tha fallows outside may be gone and forgotten long . nd c«n«d* Go'/m -ho ti.v. tom, t» 3.n- Annual Parade Spreads Joy NOW SHOWING are scratchto' to tlw dandruff try­ b e te l the next Governor's race In Chicago, hoi soma up with a good medicine. seven-point program which, ford 0 dl«pt*r th.lr .kill .t pUrin, th.lr s>rlforf |nd lh, many m, commu„1, fine communities ing to figure where they are weak- occurs and there will be another believe, will help you. favorite sport. „ , Her recommendations on how 0. J.: I am going to take an which surround it join often In m utual sit and there Is tho best chine* sasaion of the Legislature that will And, of coursp, thsra art thow profswlon- program s — and the outcome is always suc­ for 'a break through, have a bearing on who runs and you can rtlax to prevent accumu­ acton trip shortly, but I am afraid of gatUng seasick. Can you lation of small tension* ore: •1 golfers who have won a big name because cessful. Joe has tagged former Seoator who doesn’t. suggest any preventive? rELVISFRESLCYmj 1. Oat up t l minutes tarltor Claud* Pepper at tho meet likely la the meantime most folks are of the "top game" they pley. Answer: T h en or* certain WUHOMI We doubt, though, w h eth er any m atch candidate to oppose Holltnd. who too busy with their own affairs to than necessary to the morning. contributory factors, such aa It is only natural that Sanford and Sem­ th e Annual Christman Parade, etaged by will bo called upon to defend his start worrying about politics. San­ Take time for an extra cup of eonatlpatlon and the absence of nB cr rolTee or another glass of milk. inole County have the “welcome mat” out CMDMSCOrt — the Jaycees nm! financed by th e Sanford title nest summer. At tho mom­ ta Claus seems to be the man of Even dusting the coffee table to fresh air, wbleh will causa aeafor our visitors and extend a greeting of hour right now and he doesn't an excellent way to start the day. atcknala. On ship, dial should be Merchanta Association, for sheer good will ent Claud* "ain’t iiyln' he is and the IU0Tt r a i ‘a and the bowsl movements ha ain't saytn' he ain't" but he have to stand for re-elcrtlon. friendliness to those who are here w!tl\ ua During Tho Rid* and joy. And th a t is as it should be, for haa (wen as busy as a bear with a regular. Also, a drug such $m |0*(I for the brief visit end a week of the finest the event annually launches th e season of am amine to helpful. How3. Take some light lawsdarMACK bee-hive, making spcechas, con­ Hem-markers, automatic pin­ It to boat to consult your along with you as you commute golf in Florida. tacts and gathering forget-me- ners, spool racks or baskets and "pence on e a r th , ’good will to men." F titu rti:— 1:14, 1:41,1 Sanford and Berolnola County are happy cutting boards save much time to work. Better still, elose your doctor before using drugs. nota. 1:11, Till* t i l l In retrospect, the Christmas Parades have to hava os their gusats one of the finest Soma fotka thought maybe and energy for the seamstress. group of sportsmen In the world — thoee been annual nffnirs in which we revitalise Clauds might wait for Souther*, the friendships we share on a community but Urns la "fugltto'' and Claud* = 3basis; they draw us together with a bond realise* that his chances against Eight noted scientists prsdiet that with­ Spessard wouldn't be any tougbtr in 100 yeore the world will have no disease. of good cheer which smoothes past difficul­ than against Georgs and 1 would­ And if wa don't succeed In putlng e damper ties and paves the way for greater coopera­ n't be a bit surprised If bt en­ tered the race. on nuclear woapons it may have no people, tion In the future. 80 we have looked forward to tha Chriat- Pepper mid# a lot of mlstakas either. mas Parade ataged here laat week; we eag and he Is "flstn" not to make the • • • same ones again. Whila be still Life le a strife of frustrations. The fol­ crly anticipated the floate, being* always feels sorry for the poor down trod­ amazed a t the ingenuity which goes Into low who moved to Florida to escape shovel­ den laboring man, he la not averse ing snow learned that he merely exchanged their construction and In the splendid man to taking folding money as legal P h o n a b a le rs ner in which the great theme of the parade advisor to tho big corporations. $ 6 0 0 : o tha shovel for a lawn mower. Ho la down to Bade county where "Christm as Through The Eyes of- Children" n s e n fo r y o u r there are a tot of votes and be was projected. Cm* C«9 1* IS m onoy lotor la eovering the area with a fine Vte »M*>1 Tm «MO T h e Sanford Herald We were happy, too, when Santa Claus tooth hand-shake and a golden lM#r* S.T— . I nM s*r—— th o to m o d a y I paid his annual Pre-Christmas visit to San voice, so ha'll bear watehtog. ■ a is r s d m i p i i i l r i i M m I I i f Detabip IT* 1911 i t SIMM U J* 1)11.0* IIU* Y o u ooloot y o u r - ” r J ? o m S »••»«* »:«»*•. is. *.« ford and the children round about us. We’re Abram lists slaven possible star•t Cmwtmi •! Mink s. IM Tt 1U.M mm titM !U* • o w n re p a y m e n t tars in the next governor’s melee; happy simply because the parade brings t DM DIM wo* HO* W E E D P S H K IM I. K * lta « M e P a k lU h .r t laugh nnd a amile to the faces of the hund­ State Senator Joe Eaton, Judge I t M i a D H A N N A H I S . K * *« a ll*a KO Itar p la n I t George Holt and labor organiser • ■ V K I.T R J . c V IM tR O . S l t w M l i N u « | . r red upon hundreds of youngsters who lined Robert Calei, all of Miami. Allen t A lilK lilu H lllaullr kf Boyd, Utility Commissioner of San­ Ink BICc. the streets to show their welcome. ImtM 1m In this respect, we were happy th at past ford; Ted David of Hollywood; •in p f Iflirlk f. «••■•» prnctices were followed and all the “little Senator Vert# Pope of I t Augus­ PaW i m -M flii C kililau. " a s u sr.■•faMreay FIN A N C I S I R V I C I p I NC. people" had a spot “up front" where they tine; Tom Beasley of DeFunlak Tki M tnll la ■ aaakip •( Iba Val1«4 PT»*a w»J»b w eren’t forced to stare between the legs of Springs; Farris Bryant of Ocala; • of Sanford ! is la oalNIae n H a S iflr <• fa* laaabllaallai Lacy Mahon of Jacksonville; Clar­ '" h m •r all fba laaal aawa prlatae la tbli •••*■»•»•>"big people", or unhappily miss the moment ence Gsy of Orlando and U. S. vtnua *• Tatophonti FAIrfax 1*4411 * U t i Sl SayMi South Park Fork A Avenue Telephone: FAirfox 2-4*11 * ■CNSCniPTlOR NATES Senator Georgs Smathara. when Santa Claus passed. "Stay away from fried, broiled, boiled, routed, baked, • a Ah N a a l b CIA* Sr Ca.rtar Ma pat wa • I ........................ .. ...............( M i l . ................... btrbe^usd and raw foods for a while!" Ijis t Wednesday was a happy day. We Them are the mm Abrams ■fba ala Naalb* Aaa Taar fbrta Waafba lla •u a N .n si i At elatms are bring talked about at Alt n b ltu rr M llni. tari t l Ikaafc*. raaalallaa* «a4 tru s t that alt who participated — in the tho moment. He left out two other Natlaoa af la lffla lia n l far lb* par**** af ralalaa pnrndo or as spectators — enjoyed thempossibles that I have haard man faata Hill b* f k ir i.l far at raaalar atv.rll.laa ralva. selves thoroughly. tlonad quite frequently of late. Thtf ara General Lowry of Tampa T hat was the purpose of tha day. Tuesday, December 10, 19.r>7 Page 4 -A. and Jack Frost, former legislator and now vice president of Rastorn Airlines. It is rumored that Jack Is dcllltcly Interested and friends r W WW W WWW A of Lowry say he is stronger today s s s a s c a a s iE E Q for oojoyoh/o n a d in . than when be ran for tho post Don't Him against Collins and if ho doeldss IN P A M E R IC A 1 to run woulld be a strong candi­ date. Dick Erwin, popular Attor­ ney General, la also mentioned frequently and could hi depended ----H -tH H -M upon to run e good rae* but ac­ cording to Abrams will daflaltely not eater. There Is soma left of Congress- i tees ship, the iMCMse Inbreak- Seminole County Proud Its Champion Football Team Hi A m How To Guard Against An Emotional Illnass Too Lit# To Classify Golfers Welcomed To Sanford X A m C i I I O A riS FAMILY ( SAVINGS j v r ^ A . ...TH E SUNSHINE FOOD MARKET is EVERYTHING EVERYTHING Now Stock li the Your time Pantry to Quitting Business will be sold BELOW COST save on all Groceries and Staples and F re e ze r! The SUNSHINE FOOD MARKET 138 Magnolia Ave. at corner of 2nd St. * "ALMOOT, BUT NOT ENOUGH" to our verdict oa how da** competitive car* have come to matching tho SweptWing 68. Take style. Other new car* are “elmoat” aa low In JncArs, but atlll seem high and boxy in lookt. Soma of them are "almost" going to fine, but not enough to re* 117 mak* a difference. Then taka performance. None of the SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, Inc. 519 E. 1st ST. , - other 1068 ca n hava anything to match the eway-fru* dip-free, vibration-fire* ride of Tonion-Airo. (If* stand­ ard equipment.) Moot of them still don’t even have push­ button driving! 80 after you'vo men tho "almost" can, coma In and drive a Swept-Wing 58. You'll sec why w# •ay: They’iw catching on, but they can't catch u;v See Swept-WIng 58 by Dodge a t DIAL FA 2-081 �9 ' ,“ ,Ii j t > " .r .Y . f *iv i T S f l f t r a p i y M , v P i f o a / ’» .ill * ■r t S;> Sir* •«nf«rl f t r ili Tue*. Dec. 10 ,1957—Pafa 5 Womans Page Conning The News • v VIRGINIA COHN. M iss J. Saunders Honored Saturday M n. F. C. Stenstrom and Mrs. Harry Tooke were the hosteiaes fnr a luncheon Saturday honoring MUa Jonl Saunders.' bride-elect of Clark Messier. Tha luncheon was held In Mrs. Tooki's home on Seminole Bird. Yellow and white chrysanthe mums decorated lira dining ta ­ ble. Fall flowers bloomed through out the rest of the house. The bonoree was presented wilh a silver tray from her friends. Allending were Mrs. Joe Saundcrv, Mrs. Earl Swanner of Orlando, Mrs. Joe Messier, Sirs. Garnet White. Mrs. Sheila Mela*. Mrs. Gerald Covington, Mrs. Eugene Estrldge, Mrs. A1 Duxbury, Mra. Louis Roman, Miss Grace Marie Stineeipher and Miss Jeanette Kinlaw. t tournament. Everyone Some at ua spend tM much time Inf trying to scrape tip wewa that we wishes him wtll again this year— don't have time to write. The and hope it warms up, since mild biggest thing on our minds today weather Is favored by this* boy. U the P. G. A. tournament at the Chatted with Frank Stranahan, Mayfair Country Club. As far aa who expects hla wife to come In the gala art concerned. Jeanne from Miami Tuesday or Wednes­ Foulk of the S. W. G. A- teema day. Frank is real cool about hia to have all departments in order. golf, but who wouldn't be with Members are manning the gates, his record of championships? the information booths and the scorers tables. Business Women The club house itself baa been transformed. I knew I have des­ Receive Y e a rb o o k s cribed it at various stages, but The Federation of Business Wo­ Happy Birthday GREETING GUESTS i t th« door of the Mayfair Inn were Mr. and Mrs. Frink Mcbin*. H m tbay now it ii almost complete, and to men's Circles of the SeminoleMrs. R. G. Young moat eye* would appear to be so. ■re sho«n welcoming (Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Oaborne to the n r party which marked the tenth an­ Halifax Association met for their niversary of the Giants In Sanford. Left to ritht, Mra. Osborne, Mr. Mebane, Mra. Mebane. Cdr. The main room of tho clubhouse quarterly meeting, Thursday night Mrs. Eunice Dann Mrs. J. M. Wilson Osbornr. (Staff I’hotn) la now one large airy apace, which can be divided by green draperies. at the First Baptist Church in Day­ Ray Thomas Mrs. Patricia Hatehett The walla are turquoise, with pink tona Beach, Fla. wainscoting (at least that Is Hie A turkey supper was served by Alfred Chile* the hostess circle in the dining hail way it looks lo this amateur.) The draperies are the same gay red of the church. Miniature silver and white circus stripe as in the Christmas trees and red and green TUESDAT Msyfair ball room. There il a new chains decorated the U-shaped ta­ OSTEEN—In an afternoon cere­ For her daughter's wedding, Chancel Choir practice at 7:30 entrance where the windows used bles. Rev. Norman Brown of ths mony at the Oiteen Baptist Church Mrs. Lowe chose a blue crepe church gave the Invocation. P. M. at the Firat Methodist to be In the bar. Helen Andrew host December 1, Mia* Margaret Ann dress with black accessories Mrs. Fallowing Ihe supper the bust now has her office in the former ness meeting was conducted by Lowe became the bride o{ Thomas Sermons wore a gray suit dress Chureh. The Carol II Choir ot the First porch. This has been enclosed with Sermons Jr. of Enterprise. The with black accessories. Pink car­ the president, Mrs. Beatrice An- 1 bride la the daughter of Mr. and nation corsages completed their Baptist Church (boys 9-12) will re­ jalousies. There is an abundance derson of Sanford; which Includ-, hearse at 6:30 and Ihe Crusaders of new table* and chairs. The Mrs. J. Wesley Lowe of Oiteen. costumes. ed the election of a chorister, M rs.' floor Is new too. In a -short space Aleen Abernathy of DeLand; the The groom's parents are Mr. and A reception roilowed the cere­ (boys 13-18) at 7:13. Presbyterian Church will meet for of time we almost havo a new Mrs. Thomas Sermons Sr. of En­ mony in the educational building appointment of a Prayer Chair­ club house. of the church. The room was deco­ rehearsal at 4:13 p. m. terprise. The Pioneer Fellowshln of Ihe Already the place I* full of peo­ man—Miss Leona Warren of Day­ The Rev. Jose Cardosa perform­ rated with baskets of white gladi­ First Presbyterian Church will tona and the Community Missions ed the ceremony before an arch oli and chrysanthemums. The meet for supper and recreation in ple. An air of excitement hangs Chairman—Mrs. J. A. McCray of of greenery dotted with baby white brides table was covered with the Youth Building from 6:00 p. over the course Uke a large bub­ New Smyrna. ble about (o burst. The pros, chrysanthemums. The altar was white linen and centered with Mrs. Belle Grantham of DeLand 8:00 p. m. known and on their way up, are presented the proposed By-Laws flanked with large baskets of white chrysanthemums and green­ m.th through e Junior choir of the Lutheran white gladioli and chrysanthe­ ery The beautiful cut glass punch Church of the Redeemer will prac­ gathering. Their caddies polish for study, by home circles. To he their clubs, and wax their bags. bowl was surrounded by greenery. mums. tice at 1:00 P. M. Senior choir at Today Ihe amateurs will qualify voted on at the March meeting Mrs. Maccle Smith of New Smyr A selection of nuptial music was Mrs. David Myera kept the brides 7:30 P. M. for the tournament, to determine na distributed the Year Books for played before the ceremony by the book. Others assisting were Mrs. WEDNESDAY their flights. Some may decide to the Federation, vrepared by her organist, Mrs. Clarence Snyder. Harry Oiteen, Mr*. J. S. Peterson. Recreation for the junior choir Mrs. James Manning of Lake Mrs. Sam Bntoke, and Mrs. Thom­ of the First Methodist Church at leave If the weather continues cold committee. The covers • of the —but I douht It. books carried out the colors of Mary sang "I Love You Truly” as Lemon. 3:13. Junior choir practice at 3:43 For her wedding trip to an undis­ Spoke briefly with last year's the W. M. U. and B. W. C., with an* "The Lord's Prayer". P. M. Cottage choir practice at winner. Mike Fetehlck Ihia after­ the seal of the B. W. C. The bride was given In marriage closed destination, the bride wore 7:30. by her father. Her gown was of a gray suit with black accessories Prayer Meeting will be held at noon. Mike had a hard time In The program presented In the nylon net over taffeta In a walls and the orchid from her bridal the First Baptist Church at 7;30 Cuba lha day before. He thinks church ssnetuary was under the the course here looks In very good leadership of the program ehair length. The skirt was very full, bouquet. Upon their return, the p. m. shape, although he had not yet man. Miss Louise Fore of DeLand of scalloped tiered lace. The lace couple will live In Osteen Mr. Circle No. 9 of the Women of jacket featured a high round col­ Sermons is employed at the San. Ihe First Presbyterian Church. played It. Mike thrilled everyone and was presented as follows: lar, pearl buttons and long point­ ford Naval Air Station. Mrs. Joe Baker, chairman, will last year wtih his holeln-one dur- Watchword a repeated In unlaon Prayer calendar of Missionaries— ed sleeves. Her fingertip veil was meet with Mra. Charlca L. Per­ Min Leona Warren attached to a coronet of pearls. sons. 301 S. Scott Ave. The story of the Hymn for the She carried a bouquet of white Girl Scout Troop No. 119 of year "Lead On O King Eternal" carnations centered with a purple the First Presbyterian Chureh will was given by Mra. W. Combs throated orchid. meet in Ihe Youth Building at 3:30 Young Miss Floy Nell Lowic of Okee­ The Hemerocallis Circle will p. m. chobee was her cousin's maid of meet Thursday, Dec. 12 at 8.30 The Senior High Fellowship of 3. K. Jackson of 709 West Twcn The Scripture — Mr*. J. Winston honor. Her gown was of pink lace p. m. for a Tovered dish supper the First Presbyterian Church tlclh has entered Orange Memorial Pearce, DeLand Mrs. Prarre also Introduced her In a street length and basque top. at the home of Mrs. M. E. Baker. will meet for supper nt <1:00 p. m. Hospital In Or)anda.for surgery. Friends of J. M. McCaskin will Miss Lowe wore pink mitts, a ban­ Mrs. C. E. Hunter and Mrs. It. The Senior High Choir of the be pleased to know that he Is at husband aa the speaker. Ills aubject "Lottie Moon Lives On” deau with nose veil and carried L. McKnight will be cohostcsses. First Presbyterian Chureh will Dr. Pearce ia the pestor of the a nosegay of pink carnations. The program will be "Flowera meet far rehearsal at 6:10 p. m. home recuperating from surgery Ensign David Byers, of Bruns­ from the Bible". There will be a The Senior High Fellowship of In the Seminole Memorial Hos Firat Baptist Chureh In DeLand pitaL Haa just completed a visit to some wick, Gi. was best man. Ensign gift exchange. the Firs( Presbyterian Church of the mission field* of the For-1 Byers Is the groom's brother in­ Tlie Camellia Circle will meet will m«et for recreation at 7:30 p. tlon day for the First Bapt! eign mission work and he related law. Ushers were J^rry llirt and Thursday at 8:00 P. M. at the m. some of his experlenles in his tra -: Richard Brookt of Osteen. homo of Mra. nalph Betts, 1307 The Chancel Choir of the First Church. W.M.U. Executive Committee vela,, the needs of the fields. He Sanford Ave. Presbyterian Church will meet for Each member has been asked rehearsal at the Church at 7:30 meeting of the Seminole Rapt. told of results of the Lottie Moon Association will meet at Pierson at Christmas offering. Schoola, hospi-1 Duplicate Club to bring a decoration she has made p. m. 10:00 a. m. tali and churches that have been and a gift for exchange. Second Advent service 7:30 P. To Have Individual The Mimosa Circle of the San­ M. at the Lutheran Church of the Carol 1 Choir (girls 9-12) of Ihe built as a result of the offering First Baptist Church will rehearse As a part of his talk he showed ford Garden Club will meet at the Redeemer. Play On Thursday home of Mrs. C. L. Wallis at 10:00 The annual congregational meet­ at 6:13 p. m., the Concord Chotr slides of tome of Ihe workers, The Sanford Duplicate Bridge A. M. There will be an exchange ing of the First Christian Church (girls 13-16) at 7:00 and the buildings and scenes of Indonesia. The meeting was dismissed with will be held Wednesday evening, Chureh Choir (adults) at 8:00 p. m. Club met last Thursday at the of plants. . Yacht Club. Winners were first. The Rose Circle of the Garden beginning with a politick supper The Cub Scout Committee of the prayer by Ihe president. First Presbyterian Church will Attending from Sanford were: Bill Lendley and Clarence Edel Club will meet at 9:13 a. m. Fri­ at 8 o'clock. meet in the Educational Building Mra. C. A. Anderson Jr, THURSDAY son of Orlando; second. Mr. and day at the home of Mrs. B. Ii. Mra. Estelle Gltiion Mrs. Goldberg; third, Mrs. E. E. Crumley at which lime its Christ­ Harry McCall, Manager of the at 7:30 p. m. The Deacon* of the First Pres Mrs. Ruby Groves mas party with the exchanging of Boys Camp at Ridgecrest will be Anderson and Charles Bone: and Mrs. K. L. Magee of De­ fourth, Mrs. Pauline Archibald and gifts will take place. Mrs. Charltfl at the First Dap(ht Church Bee. byterisn Chureh will meet In the nary Mrs. George McCall. There will Wilke will talk on "The Christ­ 12 to show cotortd slides of Ihe Session Room at 7:43 p. m. be an Individual game this com­ mas Story" and Mrs. J. D. Wood­ camp amt speak to trays about ing Thursday night. Guests are ruff will offer a ten-minute talk ou Camp Ridgecrest for hoys, horticulture. i Thursday la Church Wide Visltawelcome. MissMargaret Lowe, T. Sermons, W ed Dec 1 In Osteen Church ' . 'Z Church . Calendar ;J *■„ *.dk*T-r , vl' Annual SHS Glee Club Christ Concert Set W ednesday Evening The annual Christmas Music Coneert will be given at the Semi­ nole High School Auditorium Wed­ nesday evening at I o’clock by the SHS Glee Club under the direction' of Miss O’Jle Reese Whittle. The Freshman chorus will open the program with four numbers after which cornea the Christmas Fantasy. The ehoir will then center In the processional and will be con­ ducted In two numbers by Teddy Walker, Shirley Morgan will sing a solo "Sweet UttJa Jesus Bay" followed by two numbers by the boys' glen elub. The double quartet will then render two numbers and the girls’ glee elub will also present two. Teddy Walker will sing as Ms solo "Gesu Bambino" after which the choir and a quartet, Ellen Vlhlen. Marcia Locchelt, David Stan­ ley and Watly Philips, is to present "And There Were Shepherds". Three numbers with solos by Linda Anderson, Diana FHeacher and Connie Brown win be sung by the Trip)* Trim. Tha rntHo-tones arn to bn 1 In two numban Ind thn ehoir * close the program wtlh "Aft rla” , Pet* Nash singing tha i The Rev, Joe H. Cnut Son offer the Invocation and tlon. Accompanists are Janies Kay Ivey, Edith Hanson, Jal ler, Bill Johnson and Elsana Sykes. Taking part in the tableau a n Belay Williams aa Mary; aofata, Sandra Kader. Helen PUtard; Rosemary Southward, Sunny ' ner and Abigail Boyd; Mike Roberts, Emmett MeOiB I John MUler. Junior High P .T .A . To H ear G le e C lu b The Sanford Junior High P. % A. will have the regular monthly meeting tonight at 1:00 P. M. Thai program wQl be presented by thn Junior High Glee Club. AHpi rent* and friends a n Invited. 1 J | Darling, you’ll stay up all n ig h t in GOOD NEWS by WARNER’S* p sA A o n a lA Garden Circles Tho strapless with tha latex back th a t actually cling* to you! GOOD NEWS™ by W arner's stay* up ALWAYS! Can’t be anything but wonderfully com fori able under any faahton all year 'round I j ri Plunge front atrnples*. Front hook-eye oinanws . 1 Foam lined cotton cup*. Good News , , , Here Today TM mjoaa TUESDAY The Royal Arch Widsws and Ro yal Arch Masons will have a 'up­ per at 6:30 p. m. at the Masonic Hall dining room. Eaclr lady is asked to bring a small gilt for ex­ change. The supper is ope-t to ail Royal Arch Ma<ons and their wives and widows of Royal Arch Mavni. The regular business meeting of the Anna Miller Circle will he held at the Elk's Lodge Hall at 8 p m. At this meeting final plans will be made for the annual Christmas dinner Dec. 18. The members are askrd to bring gifts for the cedar chest la he given away at the par­ ty. WEDNESDAY A combined meeting of all the departments of the Sanford Wom­ HARRY TOOKE makra a point aa h« rhata Saturday nixht wish an's Club will be held with a lunch­ other *tic*U at Ihe opening of the Ma>fair Inn. Left lo right, eon starting at 12:30 p. m. The Capt. Monel Arthur, John Irey, Mra. Tooke, Mr. Tooke. Fine Arts Department Is in charge (Staff Photo) of the program which will be mu­ sic by the SHS Glee Club. Mrs. R. E. Rutland will give a Christmas devotional followed by singing of Christmas carols. Reservations can be mgdc with Mrs. Smith at FA2S6T7. THURSDAY The annual Christmas party of the Sanford Home Demonstration Club will be held at the home of t hone handled Mrs. Roy TUIla, 2219 Magnolia serreated edge Ave. at 2 p. m. with Mrs. J. L. stainless steel Clark and Mrs. R. F. Roehlk act­ hnlrea . . . ing is cohostesses. Gifts will be ’effect C hristm an (lifts ! exchanged. The Seminole Rebecca Lodge No. REGULAR $ 1 . 9 5 U will meet Thursday night at 9:00 P. M. Initiation and Christ­ mas party at Oddfellows Hall. Set The Sanford Duplicate Bridge ONLY of ( Club meets at 9:00 P. M. at the Yacht Club. There will be indi­ vidual play. MONDAY The Past Matron’s Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Cor202 e . i*t FA 2-0181 Icy on Camera* Ave. it 7.30 P. M. Give. Beauty For Chnstmas iO sJiL Jewelry Store T* Itottom Dart then it flattens! Lifts Middle Dart Flattens Top Dart Position* JUST ARRIVED l Assorted Sizes, Beveled Electro Plated, Copper Wednesday Only! !>teak Knives “ $ 1.49 First II lifts . . . Backed, Polished Plate Glass Mirrors Modern Venetian X b y w arners* Here, a t last, is a girdle th a t LIFTS your tummy the way nature intended, that FLATTENS your tumm y the way fashion demand*! TKU-LIFT’S magic D art con­ struction duplicates the natural lift and support that abdominal muscle* should give. Slip Into TRU-LFFT . . . Feel the wonderful, healthful 'up and in’ pull; *ee how much slimmer, more youthful you look! Conte in tomorrow and ask for a persona) fitting in wonderful new TRULIFT by W arner'*! (In power net with flattening hack) $10.95 And Framed — From 10.95 up Senkarik Glass & Paint Co. “ Your Glass A Paint Headquarters'" 1M W. 2nd FA 2-4*2* • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed 1 ^ — - — — —* �i'i iia’Baa^asa® SSSnfto Evsn SsnTm’ll bo Surprised I ••••••••••••a*** mrg apmt Sunday with Mr*. John m d * la a y t u t , aDoxring n * ta Halms, th* mother of Mrs. Maori*. h*gto a17 KhwUag a*w? of Convonlonoo Mr*. L. O. Ruiial t l Newark, A. N*. Th* law requires vtter0 ., la spending th* winter with her aaa ta begin Kama Cl training m ala, Mn. Laigfc Gilt*. within th m years from th* date Mr. and Mn. William Crataatel o< their dbebarg* or amantkw. It Uv* rotttratd h*n* alter aamd* ■!!•*• lor no n n p tln a. tea th* auaintr la Gnv* Cite! Q- Mar mr dtu*htor p t w ,r 0 TThey viaited with Mr. and Mn. O f*1" •*" *ttoBal Prank Gaorrt Sunday. white attending public high n T a M lfr* of Hr **" »"«« «U«iWUtr nla£L m*. n ^ r w i - ' ITulremente for th* allowances. . . viattm « ra . Harry Gateau, [ * w . <n« i>« amMMti « m u H9W00 t J a r t powNTi Sunday. Mr. and M n. W. E. Htaker and daughter, Suaao, viaited bar par-1 tnta Mr. aad M n. Raymond Law* aon avtr th* wmktnd. MUa Virginia W a rm Ford of Orlando apmt th* weak and with Ml*i Margl* MarahalL Thay visit­ ed in Daytona Baach laat weak, i Mr. and Mra. ,0. Bradley of Schenectady, N. V. and Mn. Trank Chon of Eau OaUlt viaited recastly with Mra. Harry Oateen. MUa Bertha Cant, daughter of th* late Jam** Zaiw, formerly of o u tfit Oateen and MUa HeUn BoUeau. both of Runnemead. N. J. viaited Tueaday with Mr. and Mra. Frank Georg*. They called on many for­ mer friend* while hen. Mr. and Mra. CUrtnc* Snyder entertained at a family dinner, nowaday. Thoa* pnaent w an Mr. and M n. John Juris and ehildrtn, Jackie, Douglaia and Lari; Mra. Betty Snyder and aon John of Oa­ teen; Mr. and Mra. Nick FfcUauf, Mr. and Mn. Edward Bennett and children, Karen, C. J. and Sandra of Sanford. Many a man with a gift certi­ ficate In hand will toon nrap It to.’ two or three hate for hia ward­ robe — on* of the Jauntler-thanaver caauala, a dreaaUr hat for huiineaa wear and perhapa another for funeral eccaalona. MeTUGG. NAMCIS > OPglCH? KNOCKING r AT THE WCK DOOR TO CMOOU float Extension Phonos In C O LO R Imagine! Surprising old "Santa" himself with * handaoma phone for his den or workshop—in hia favorite color! Or, just maybe—he’s all aat to thrill Mom and those teen-agers in the family with some color phone* of their own. * In kitchen, bedrooms, den, and other handy spots, extension phones in decorator colors an convenient and fashionable. It’s assy shopping too, to order gift phones now for delivery before Christmas. Wall handle all details, Including gift wrapping. Or if you prefer, well provide a gift certificate. You can cross ever ao many names off your gift list with Just one coll to our Business Office. Why not call today! Smokay Saytt TMAXMAJ04 CDULO A t. P A X ' Dm lUate match THAT'S ALL 1 DO ALL DAV LONG, AN' 06TTIN* TIRSD OF IT/ OOBH. I'D O' QUIT WORK AN1 B^COMB A MOBO t---LONG.LONG A O O ...r-' m wpted* ...IWIfl XSSt&T' A B id HANOI T l* Packard Hawk. . . most distinctive car on th* American road. So high in fashion...So superb in good taste New Studebakers ana Packards for 1958 A SNOWSAM HONBV., AN' IT CAANg VlOlA OvUH w VONOUMf Legal iMouce |.x u t ic u o r tk u i.it! 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H. n. yiv rrt A- r t f r-1— x Of Iba c i t y of Hanford, n > r U a nop Bnad-aaw and luauria«aly atylad Irarn road to root I That'* tha brilliant now lisa of Studabakm and Packard* for 'U. Thay'ra him In faihion, low In (Uhouatte —and they coma to yowIn a larj* variety! Each I* pradialy craltad, beautifully •tyted, mcticuknuly cniinaerad for unaquallod pcrformanca pint aolld oeonomy ■of operation. Then’* vac to match your Modi and puna. Aad ramowbar, ostra craftamonihlp auuraa lowtat upkoap white you driva— ® klfhaat valua when you trade. Bafor* you buy any car. n* thm* new Btudabakwa and Packard*: tho thrifty Sooteman... th* hlgh-aplrtted Ooldan Hawk and SUrtr Hawk, th* handaoma Commander and Champion. . . Iha powerful Packards. . . itatlon xragou, naw panoramic 8tarU|ht hardtopa. TbAM ara now can, g r a t tarn, atyUd and antinoand to parfaetlon. Vlalt your Studabakar- Packard dealer for a (uaatdritr*. . . Today 1 Studebaker-Packard o o n ro a A T lO M ^ jlc d m a n v fy t, cc*nejftiU / Sanford Motor Co. Inc. *mr M W ted c»s 1001 8. SANFORD AVB. PH. PA S-4S8S �!3 ’.akeview Noses Out To Give Cantata Oviedo Team. 44-42 Sunday Evening Choir To Present Scientists Christinas Music Sunday 5:30 p.m. C of i Plans Party T f9 you what rotates It at (ho equator I —if I can’t tel) you tho hnoula of water to show hew it becomes I 114* Umcs the density of hydro­ gen that makes one-ninth of Ua (Caettooed freos pogt l> weight and produces 34.500 calories j outside of the ally. Vo have 0 i of beat—how can you expect me to our eity not to go fat the to put a moon to the sky?" direction.” "I am not trying to display my The motion mad* by authority." said Captain Kennl- sloner Scott road "I move 100, "only attempting to ixvs our continue fin protection out lives and to put Into uao tho find­ tho city Umlti at tho ra n t ings that can b t demonstrated our commlttmenli because successfully to the tost tube or la­ laek of tends to provide boratory by nxperimental evi­ adequate equipment and | Tbo measure was no, dence." He said "1 have tho evidence to adopted by the Board of < 1loners. prove tho statements I make." (Cratlowed from Pago 1) Bombs,by Explosive Formulae". Captain Kennlson said that he had provided Uw Navy and tha President with a copy of hia book and detaUs of hla discoveries. This morning It waa announced I T Maria* . . . . I, . |la preliminary game. Tho Chattel Choir of the First Vaww U i i v The cendbilt sanctuary of the that Congressman A. 8. Rerlong oyhedo"n 00 of th* m9rt | la tlM second quarter Lakevtew Methodist Church, will present Jr. wired the Nobel Prise Commit­ n r . t P m b * .rl.rf < £ ^ * eu cu li rfifad by lb, •b u m to glia M Ovted*. TWy ‘The Coming of Tho Klag". a can­ tee that a Floridian claimed the . w M rti, for the . Ih* “ lUa« In, M ,U m ule how . r * . Io?* mad# a glia of If potato la thla tata by Dhdiay Bhck, during tho .Commerce mot recently for the of worihip ^ wtu ^ p ^ ^ t a d discoveries reported to the book Ootodo i out by U k rrk w quarter against « for Oviado, tbo evening wecahlp service on Doe. 44-42. b~ * Pc comber mooting. by tha chaneel choir ot tho church. copyrighted to 1M4 were the tame Half oadlag *14. J extreme cold a good They did not atop with thla gala, 13. During m o o t years, thla has Mr. and Mrs. X. C, Martin were Tho service will start at 3:10 p. aa those for which a Nobel Award best one of tha moat widely need -■red In the school gyin­ appointed chairman of the annuel m. Dec. IS, but for five minutes was being made to Dr. Chen Nlng to wltaen tbo fourth bat- however. The spectators, who bad of oil Christmas presontattens. prior to that the chime* will be Yang and Dr. Tsung Deo Lee who lost Interest and were ere now at Prineeton University. Of particular Interest to tho pub­ Christmas party for tho lak e heard playing carols. -*1 game of tbo aoaion for tbo apparently Mary children. A committee com­ Captain Kannlson said *T per .-a! lad*. Thl* waa their flrtt huddled la blankets, etc. to keep lic. a M sk sstw h r tho First peted of representative! of the Thirty-one members of tho choir wann quickly forgot alt about the MethodUtChwch said, U that thte sonaUy don’t want to ombarrasi defeat of tbo action. will take part in tho ceremony three churches and the P-TA will the game gained momea- work aakee muck uao of tho mala or humiliate those who have spent What made the game so heart* com asCoata and robes were die- chorus of tho choir. Tho mate meat end set the dot* and make which will Include 10 anthems, many hours attempting to put a breaking waa the fact that Oviedo «# three organ numbers and two vio­ chorus raproacotlwg the Wise Mao final plans. Contrihutlono from In­ lin-organ selections. Tho violinist satellite to the air and to strp adividuals sad organisations will standing In Ihtir excitement. a n presto tod la two complete head of Russia—but I have my end of the first quarter—20-2. finance tho party as In the past will be M n. Robert -Unite) An­ scientific. discoveries that have Oviedo Jumped Into an early Lakeview climbed up to 3140, paclloni derson whose artistry preflously rears. Anyone willing to work on lead and maintained It for tome Oviedo, then tied the score at St-Sl Of dramatic significance to tho this project Is asked to contact has delighted the congregation. bora ignored." time. Lakeview seemed to have In the third quarter, then went questioning of the lfogl by : Kennlson explained th at‘ho hat Earl Toney, Chamber president Robert Anderson, a gifted cellist, lost their shooting eye altogether, ahead on a field goal 1241. Andy Herod. or tho chairmen. Tho Christmas will also take part to the service 180 elements in his periodic atom Dude, who missed hla first free Soloists win ha: Mrs. WUUam for they did not score a point until party Is tha only party in tha U Navy duty assignments permit. table to 47 nr too that la being just before the end of the first throw, tiod tho score again at It- Lockard. M n. Junes Retard, Mrs. whole year sponsored by the com­ Solo portions of the anthems wlR recognised today. quarter. Some had begun to wond­ U with hla second throw. Lake- A. G. Jones, Mrs. Roy Wan, Mn. munity for their childrsn, "so let's be sung by Mr*. Rudy Sloan, Mrs. "I hop* my criUcIsm csg always er if they had not put the B string view was so excited trying to gain Robert Bennett, Mrs- Jerry Sk­ havo this party the biggest and Robert Graham. Mrs. Charles be followed by constructive truth possession of tho ball that they a te r , M n. Bernard Harkoy and In the last game and the A string Wilke, lllsi Caroline Melnnls. —I have some thing! which I think best yet!" said Toney. fouled Joseph Dude. Joseph missed Geers# Harden. will save us In this Imports'll but Carl Tabry, captain of tho Tho program will bo preceded Tho beautification committee re­ Robert Crumley, Harry Wstr and crista with which we are faced Clifford McKlbbln. ported that tho work on the park team, got tha rebound to make by organ vespers with Mn. Albert Vat* C a n Make The members of the choir ting­ today,” said Captain Kennlson. on Second Street and Crystal Lake goad tho basket putting Oviedo Hickson 04 the organ. ing tho lervlre are sopranos: Mrs. * He firmly stated that "the fall Ave. would begin after tbo first of ahead once again M L Tho public, said tho church Payments To One David Bscb, Mrs. J. A. BlstUne, ure of those who havo not been Lakeview tied It np again wttk spokesman, is eordUUy invited to tha year. a field goal, 3444. Oviedo very attend this oervfto which begins i t President Toney appointed the Mrs, Robert Cornell, Mrs. WlUloat successful to putting n satellite O f T h re e Dates carefully worked down to their 7 :» p. m. following committees ter tho IKS Cortright, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, In the air should be replaced by ■ Back payments of compensation goel and made good once again, year; W. E. Gray, entertainment; Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. Nick clear recognition of the functions for atrvlee-hoonected disabilities breaking the tie—* 1 4 , Oviedo’s Mrs. F. D. Anderson and Mrs. PfeUauf, Mrs. Charles Wilks, MUs of tho IS inert ether elements. may be made to one of three dif­ favor. Thd ball sounded for tho Richard Ktogh, publicity; Christ­ Caroline Melnnls, Miss Patty Wal­ "If I can't tell you what makes ferent dates, Benjamin 8. Beach. and of tho third quarter, tbo world round—If I can't tell mas, Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Martin: ker, Miss Joan Wilke. O-I-C of the Veterans Administra­ Tha final quarter u w the game custodian, Frank Evans, Sidney Altos are: Mn. Robert Crum­ tion Office In Cantral Florida re­ gaining momentum. Tho crowd Fowler and I. V. Williams; mem­ ley, Mrs. Eugene Eatridge, Mrs. end Lent Werner. ported today In answer to numer­ waa very excited by the turn of bership, all Chamber of Commerce A. C. Fort, Mrs, Edward Graham, Sanctuary decoration* are In ous inquires. events. members;. safety, Harvey Tush; Mrs. L. R. Larson, Mr*. Roy charge of Mrs. David Bach, Mrs. He said the retroactive payments Lekevlew tied up the score once hospitality, Cot. and Mrs. Roy Menn, Mn. Joseph Orseno, Mrs. C. C. Henderson end Mrs. Sidney By Marian l a m are detoralnad by three different ■gain at 3444. Carl Fabry waa R. L. Sloan, Mrs. L. E. Walker and Ives HI. OVIEDO— In tha pnllminsry Brown, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Miss Barbara Bohn. •eta of ciKumstaneaa based on fouled end made good o u of the Evans, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. AnderA cordial Invitation Is extended the date of application. He listed free throws to put Oviedo out in game the Lakevtew five defeated son and Hsrry Smith. The malt choristers are tenors everyone who wishes to Join the tho local five to a vary uninter­ them as follows: front again, 3744. 1. If the veteran files his appli­ Oviado loot its rabbit foot, for esting B string gfm*-uatnten*t- Toney Introduced Mrs. Walter Andrew Bracken, William Hoag, donyregatlon for this hour of wor­ Gardner as tho new secretary to Robert Uern, George Touhy, Harry ship which to post years has been cation within a year from the data Andy Dttda, One of the boat for­ Ing In that Is was so ono-sided. Weir and basses: Warren Adams, said to be "a keynote In tho true •f his relaase from aetivo aervica wards on tho team, fouled out. He Tho Lakevtew hoys wen taller, fill the unesplred term of Leon J. A. BUtllne, Robert Crumley, tribute to Christ’s nativity." Early and if VA finds his servlet-con- waa rtplacad by Johnny Teslnsky. mors aggressive, good on shooting Taylor who resigned several Clifford McKlbbln, Charles Mor­ arrival Is suggested both to Miurr months ago. Also Introduced were ability shd controlled the back­ nectad disability was sever* Lakeview, after raining on a rison. Mr. end Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C. N. good seats and to preclude Inter­ enough at saparation to be com­ free shot, fouled Jimmy Brook­ boards. The candlelighting ceremony ruption of the worshipful atmos­ In all fairness wo say that Um Gardner, the Rev. Alexander Linn pensable, payments may ha made shire. Tho crowd held their breath will be donn by Arthur DeYoung phere. retroactive to tha day following while Jimmy made th» •*•**- *** local boys did n i l wall, buttboy end Mr. end Mrs. D. C. Spires. hla relees*. made good both shots. Oviedo toad wfil havo to control the baekboarda if the score is to be revers­ 2. If the vetaran flics application now by a score of *34. within a year from the date of The game waa fait and furtoua ed. hia release, but hla disability waa At tlmaa It was a mad Lakeview got off to a quick lead, not severe enough at release to be scramble, and.lt took a quick oya the quarter ending 144. The boyi Coach Mlklar used dur­ compensable, payments may not seo who had tho ball ter It ing tbo evening were Ronnie WUbo made for periods earlier than exchanged hands frequently. n, who Jumped orator most ot tha date the evidence shows tha Carl Fabry made a foul agalnat disability became severe enough Lakeview, and they made good one tho evening; Banna Walnwrighf was Wes Evans as guards: also to be compensable. shot. Score *37, Oviedo. 2. If the veteran files his appli­ In a fait attempt to get the re­ Jerry Ulrey, Tommy Bryant and cation later than one year after bound, Lakeview fouled Carl Fa­ Jerry Arndt to finish out the Mom. relaase, payments may be made bry. Carl made good one shot, Each of tho boys contributed to tbs score. Benne Walnwright made one retroactive to the date of filing. leaving the score at 40-37. Baach said this docs not mean On ■ foul celled on Wallace Kel­ pntty long shot. Tommy Bryant, s there Is a time limit for filing. sey Lakeview made good one ahot, newcomer to Oviedo showed signs of promise aa did Ronnie Willis, Veterans may apply for disability ■core 4041, Oviedo. compensation at any time during A beautiful long shot by Lake- Jerry Ulrey, Ws* Evens and Jerry view tied up the game at 40-40. Arndt. None of them were too their Uvea. Compensation may be paid Lakeview then went ahead on a good ot tho foul lino though. Lakemonthly to veterans who hav# dis­ field goal, 42-40, Lakevlsw’a favor. view fouled constantly. If they had abilities which arc determined to .Oviedo missed a number of at­ mado good these attempts alow, have been Incurred In or aggra­ tempts and loat control of the ball they would have had a grad chant* vated by service In the armed several times at thla point In the for victory. The half saw tho visitors still forces either during peacetime or game, also fouled, finally giving wartime aervlce. The peacetime Lakeview the edge of 44-42. Thus Increased this margin by 31 points *13. The third quarter they had rate la 10 per cent of the wartime ended the game. Carl Fabry laid hla tsamine tea Increased this margin by 21 points rate unleat the disability resulted from eatra-hasardoua aervlce, la once again aa high point man, with -41-10. Tho final scor* gave tha which case the wartime rate may 22 points. N. Baker made 15 for visitors tho edge by IP points— *27. the visitors. apply- ____________ Coach Mlklar waa without one of hla good men In this game. Mike finishing out lh* quintal in tho Dttda pulled a ligament In his arm forward poiltlona. in tho Friday night game. HU Joseph Dude came to for Feta C O F F E E SET itarting quintet wee Carl Fabry Ulrey, and flaallr Johnny TostoDEC. « at canter, Wallace Kelsey and iky earn* to far Andy Duds. Fred­ By International Admission* Pete Ulrsy at tha guard poiltlona, dy Alford aubrtiuled for Pet Ulrey Ray D. Bilcom (Longwood) Jimmy Brookshire and Andy Duds part of tha game. Reg. Price $300.00 ■ a Jeff Davis (Sanford) Thomas W. Ward (Sinford) Mary A. Mahancy (Sanford) S A L E P R IC E Births Baby girl to Lt. and Mrs. John Sangater (Sanford) i Discharges Gold Filled O ne T ra y O f ’ Ernest Hicks (Sanford) Edward Thomas (Sanford) Lad ies’ Birthstone Vereat Scott and baby boy (Sanford) Carlton Gooden (Sanford) DEC. T Admissions Eunlca Blake (Sanford) Virginia Chapman (Sanford) Doris Skelton (Sanford) Laura Parker (Sanford) ALTERATION FR E E Births Baby girl to Mr. and Mr* Waller Mshaney (Sanford) lakeview Quintet Defeats Oviedo 5 CASH for Anything and Everythin! W y » u itM d rndswy fn r m t f d o n 't h o tfta to to coll o«t M . OUR S I R V I C t |» MST-OUR TIRMS ARI ATTRACTIVE —- © *9400 O .A .C . F I N A N C E C O H F O R A T I O K tOWMutant TfcttWf fciWItfl ORka Wfuni Pitty M i frtdqp Mi Quad Satarity DOWNTOWN—401 West Cemml Avrav*.. . .GArdcw 3-44*8. 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WE WILL SERVICE ALL ARTICLES WE SELL CASH AND LAYAWAY WITH THIS SALE BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! COMPARE OUR PRICES Wm. E. KADER JEWELER 112 So. PARK \ir.i 111 W itt Writ S tftfti SeeOurTwoFrontWindows&Vi PriceTable ft i FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS Open Saturdays 9 to 12 Noon K A D ER $ Pre-Christmas Sale! 4 I F A 2-2363 1 �,p though they will he ready to open up with a great muring ttaaek pad a tough defeaoe. They have atao ihown a ptwhr* diaptiy with a L. "Cboo- Choo" Senigg* throw­ ing to end Jack "Glue Flngen" Morrison. Ptttard baa atatatf that kla ehargaa are definitely "up" for tUa oat and they a n counting on every man to do kb Job. While the Lion* win depend up­ on a grouad attack mainly, the SEASON OPENS SATURDAY' NIGHT § Luxurious Club House • Heated Stands fifth grade ‘Tiger*" poetess eat of the moat potent aireal attacks In football and will be threatening an every play. With captain " P in ­ ball" Cy Fltton, an the reeehrtag end of toaaei' by Jaek “Craiy Leg*” Allen It looka aa though the Lloni will gat a good workout. Since the Inst workout was held, the trouts have gone to work lo aa effort to come up with a run­ ning star and they, truly, tue reeded—Out on tho south end of town they found a "MUkman” who bad Just what they needed. He is none other than Brailey Odham I 11 It la said that the only man In the Lions lineup that win be able to atop him is north other than "SmUtag" Jim Hunt. Hunt possesses the drive and stamina to . atop even the greatest. .With this great list of stara/thU PTA sponsored event can’t mlsat I Tickets are on sale at all the drug stores and may be purchased aim from the PTA parent*. It was also announced today that an In­ vitation was given to governor Leroy Collins who wUl ha in town for tho dedication of tho Farmers Market. At present ll h not kndwn whether he will be able to attend but it Is very poislble. The Peanut Bowl will alio match tho "Gator AU Stars" against the Cobra An Stars. Both of these entries are from the San­ ford Grammar School and Princi­ pal Harold Heckenbach has .announced that U should bo a topnotch tilt Quarterback Lloyd Free­ man la a standout for the Galon and tha Cobras a rt paced by Bud­ dy Carter. Thp Cobras have main­ tained a better record for tha 19S7 season and on this basis they should bo rated as slight favorites. Tha rosters for the Uons and Tlgen are aa follows: SIXTH GRADE UONS George "Lightning" Pittard QB; SCHOOLING RACES NIGHTLY 7:30 p .m . OPENING MATINEE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18th Plus to Follow Charaploiuhlp Race* a t Jerry Collins All New Track Located R Miles South Of Sanford — On Rt. 17-92 N E W W I D E - S T A N C E olid C H A S S I S fo u n d a tio n far w ith b a l l - a n d - a o e h e l p le o l e , m «>«» h a n d lin g e a s ie r than e v e r ! NOW! SEE THE FEA TU RES OF THE AUTHORIZED FUTU RE AT QUALITY YOUR DEALER Sf „ LdNGWOOD—The Sanfort-Ortan4 r Kennel Ctab b expecting Itt biggest apening might In blitory next Saturday, Dee. 14. Eleven ■peed-packed race* are acheduled « the inaagtrfal card with poat.tta e for the flnt n e e of the cam­ paign *et at 1:10 P. M. Tbla will be the fln t Saturdaf night opening la yean at the Sanfort-Orlando track and General Manager Jerry Collins has predicted that It! records will topple, •Pre-season -schooling races have run off in Impressive style to set the itaye for tho reyular M-day campaign- The track, wbleh has been virtually rebuilt during the past two years, will be at its sparkling beat for the opener. Top Interest Saturday night will renter on the Inaugural Handicap, slated - over the five-sixteenths mile in the 10th raee. Sueh nation­ ally known stars as Ed’s Deacon Jones, track rhamp last season. Rockin' Jo, Frank Beat, Surprised, Lightning, Mike, Tammahay, Cir­ cus Fame and Society Sister art John "Galloping" King KB; A1 “Sunshine" Stanley G; John "W iner" Wright HB: Braek "Staky" Perkins HB;. Bob "Guato" Conn C; Bob •'Driver'' wmiami QB; John "Keek" Burkholder G{ J. P. "The Horae" McClellan RB; J. R. "Bateya" Beddard G; John "Honeat" Homer G; . Gene "Special Delivery" Penning­ ton HB; Lamar "Briiiae" Eehola G; Lowell "Ape" Jefford! C; J. H. "Mailman’* Coggnhall HB; Bnlley "MUkman” Odham HB. The Grammar School All-Stan roste n are aa follow*: GATORS Jamea Touhy B; Ricky Sirea C; Kenneth 'Matson E; < Lloyd Freeman QB; Tommy Griffin B; Jay Paynt G; Harold SundvaO C; Thad Boyd G; John Ray B and B; Donald Jenkins B and E; Paul Colman QB and End; Billy Brown G; Bobby Ring G; Varrono MUler utility; Kenny Pott G. COBRAS Buddy Carter QB; Barry Baita B; Tommy Brooka E; Larry MUler C; Roonle Davia B; Leonard Aucoln E; Jerry Justleo E; Harman Rader H; Pearly Foley E ; Bobby Petera C; Eddie Quaca G; Otto Garrett G end and Center; Roy Symaa G; Robin Starnea E; David Nodi G; and Stock 1 and Freezer Now Is The Time To Check Your Photo Equipment For Christmas ' Pictures— WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK , raptaia and Forrest Norvelt will aw# action Friday Peanut Bowl on the fifth grade Tiser learn. • (Photo by Bergstrom) Frank Lane, who "stole" Minnie Minoso from the Cleveiind Indians seven years ago. has now returned the Cuban htutler to the Tribe In a deal that Indicates a new Cleve­ land pattern. K arras Is Named If then ean he an over-empha­ sis on 'pltchlrvg, the Indiana had Linem an O f Y e a r It for aaveral. seasona with their NEW YORK (IB—Alex Karras, "big four," but In Lane's first Iowa's hard-crashing tackle who trade since he shifted on Nov. 12 reduced his way to stardom, has from general manager of the St. been named by the United Press Louis Cardinals to a similar post as eollega football's "Lineman of with Clevelaod, he hinted loudly his desire for-a better balance oethe Year" for 1937. The 220-pound steel—tough big tween pitching and fait, aggresfellow from the steel city of Gary, alve play. In hia first deal; Lane sent Ear­ Ind., was an overwhelming choice of aports writers and broadcasters ly Wynn, Cleveland’i v o t e r a n throughout the nation who took right-hander, to the Chicago While part in tha voting. Karras received Sox along with outfielder A1 Smith. M votes to IT for runnerup Bill And the Indians got Minoso and utility tnfiilder Fred Hatfield. Krlsher of Oklahoma. Fits Bragan’s Demands For Karras, who hai been picked Wynn Is approaching 38. Minoso In the National Football League player draft by the Detroit I-lons —a versatile performer who can and also has an offer from Winni­ play well at almost any post In peg In Canadian pro football, the the outfield or infield—la 33. And honor eaps a brilliant eare^r that Minnie Is the type of player most really got rolling when he took wanted *b / both Lana and tbs' In­ dians’ new field manager, Bobby off weight. Here are examples of Karras’ Bragan — fast and aggressive. They hope Minoso will be the outstanding defensive plays: Against Michigan he crashed spark for a live, hustling club that through and spilled passer Jim can attract fana to Cleveland's van Pelllsen eight and scored a huge Municipal Stadium — where 2,800,000 watched games In 1948— key TD In a 21-21 tie. Against Nbrthwestern, he Jarred but only 720,000 last season. Of loose another fumble that Iowa re­ course, winning games also will covered and set up the only score help attract the customers. That’s tha Lane technique. He in a 8-0 game. Against Washington State, one makes deals that (most his clubs of his best games, he opened holes at the turnstiles aa well as In the for two touchdown thrusts and Standings. Frink gained the repu­ crashed through to steal the ball tation of an astute trader while from Bob Newman and set up the serving as general manager of the White So*, from near the end of winning score In a 20-14 game. End Jimmy Phillips of Auburn 1848 to the close of 1933. And he had 23 votes in the balloting to boosted the Chtsox from a secondpress Krlsher for second place. division outfit to a contender. Lou Michaels of Kantueky was In St. Louis, he moved tho Car­ fourth with M point* and eenter dinals In two years from seventh Dan Currie of Michigan Stale fifth plaea to second last season. Lane became Cleveland's gener­ with 13. al manager on Nov.12, to suc­ ceed Hank Greenberg. Greenberg NEW OFFICERS ELECTED was at that post In early 1931 MIAMI BEACH. Fla. W— Wal­ when Lane (of the White Sox) got ter Donovan of Garden State Park, Minoso from the Indiana in a E. E. Dale Shaffer of Detroit and three-club deal that sent pitcher Hubert Strub of Santa Anita have Lou Brisste ad outfielder Paul been alected to the board of dlrec- I^hner to the Indians. Neither tori of tha Thoroughbred Raring Brissle nor Lehner set any Associations. They replaced retir­ marshes on fire. Jark-ef.AII- Trades ing directors Carlcton F. Burks of k Santa Anita, Ben Undheimer of Arlington I’ark and Eugene Mori Bobby Newman t of Hialeah Park. Nation's Total Offense Leader OW among tha maay griyfceondi tag strong Md* far berth* in th t trophy t**t The opening matinee of the sen* ion will be held on WHneHay, Dee. It- The popular afternoon program* wUl be scheduled rrcry Wednesday and Saturday thereafter throughout the meet. his crowding and attempts to steal a portion of the plate from the hurler — got him knocked dawn many times, but It also made him difficult to pitch to,. _1 Minnie had a lifetime major league batting average of .307 at the atart of the 1937 season, dur­ ing which he hit .309, although he hit only 12 home runs In *37, he drove’ in 103 rusts. Gift Items—Novelties Revlon - Thru Render Cosmetics Permanent Wava Specials HARRIETT’S BEAUT*’ NOOK 105 9. Oak FA 2-3742 Whiting and Davis Glamour* OROMESH BAGS Assorted Stylet $8.96 to $14.95 T O W E L L *S • Give Mom a Sweater by Schlarlpelli MARY-ESTHEK’S Featuring Fashions JuU for You' 200 N. Park SANFORD FURNITURE CO, 300 East First St. Shadow Boxes—Cedar Cheats Lamps— Planters Sofa Pillows Jewelit* Brush A Comb Sets $2.30 up’ Dresser Sets $4.26 up FAUSTS DRUG STORF. Blouses for HER Tailored and Dressy Ityles and Colors, Fabrics $2.98 to $t4.95 YO W E L L ’S NEW YORK W - Bobby Newman, a 21-year old Junior from El Cerrito, Calif., who headed Wash­ ington State’s wldeopcn attack, Door Mirror is the nation's total offenae leader 18 s 68 Crystal Sheet for major colleges. $10.95 each The National Collegiate Athletic Senkarik Glass A Paint Co. Bureau's final statistics of the 112 W. Second FA 2-46 year showed that Newman gained 1,444 yards In 10 games. That gave Complete I.in* of Ruxton him a 19-yard edge over Bill Aus­ Leathcrwar*. Billfold*, tin of Rutgers, who played In only Glmsies Casa. Key Case, nine games but handled the ball and Cigarette Cases. 10 mors times than Nawmaa. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. All but 63 of Nawman's yards LINGERIE gained resulted from passes — no Panties, Stipe, Gowns, and surprise since he placed second as Pajama* hi nylon and Rayon a sophomore last season to John By Hunsingwrar Brodie ia the raee tor major col­ PURCELL CO. lege passing honors. Ken Ford of llardio-Simmons. Shall love a Beautiful Strand Of Cultured Pearl*. See our who completed 23 of 33 passes elegant array. Priced to fit against New Mexico AAM last the budget Thursday, won the passing title WM. E. KADER. JEWELER this year Ford completed US of 203 attempts for a J61 average, See our selection of 1,234 yards and 14 touchdowns. Newman ranked seeond in this de­ Buxton and Princes* Gardner Billfolds, Cigarette Lighters, partment again this year with Las Cases, and Glass eases. Grosscup of Utah third. POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY Stuart Vaughan of Utah won tha passing rreelvtng title with S3 catches, 738 yards and five touch­ downs. Gary Kapp o( Utah State was second with 43 catches, 833 yards and four touchdowns. Sanford Electric Co 116 S. MAGNOLIA AYE. SANFORD FA ! Imported Italian Sunhram Appliances J.eather Handbags Rrg. $48.60 Food Mixer $38.00 19.60 Reg. $19.60 Elect. Frypan It.95 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Reg. $29.96 Elec. T e T cu la to r $21.9$ FA 2-2482 MATHER OF SANFORD LINGERIE Westinghouse Portable TV , Lacs trimmed or Tailored Now $99.00 M Gowns, shortie Pajamas, Robes With Trade In 1 Slips, Half-Slips, Pantlea Haggerty Appliance Center HOLLYWOOD SHOP 116 9. Magnolia FA 2-3671 Children's Records WINN TV SANFORD FURNITURE CO 300 East First St. Living Room Suite*—Mirror* Bedroom Suite*—Bookcases Throw (tugs—Cedar Robe* Snack Sets Compotes Candy Dishes Religious. Figurine* Monme Comer Craft and Gift Shop — Out West First Ill-Fidelity Phonograph* $109.96 to $580.00 WINN TV First FA A Special Gift for the Family Everyone will enjoy using a new Smith-Corona Portable Typewriter HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE 314 Magnolia FA 2-0462 Nice selection of Gifts For the Kitchen $2.26 up RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ! Magnolia FA 2-0 Console Set* Vases — Pitchers — Rowls Decorative Candies Monroe Corner Craft and Gift Shop — Out West First TRIVETS Antique reproductions, practical and decorative. AI1 sises. shapes and styles. 60c up THE HITCHING POST This space is reserved for you For your Christmas Shopping Bargain* For only a nominal cost SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East First St. Smoking Stands—Easy Chairs Table Radios—Hassocks Desks O. It Farrell’s ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: The Very Best 310 K. First St. Washable Jacket* in Assorted Colors and Styles in Nylon, Wool and Gahardine B. I„ PERKINS A SON -204 East First Dad will be pleased . Beyond Words with a Hat Ily Adam GARRETT'S 323 E. First TA 2-6: Give him on* of our handsome Cuff Link and Tie Bar Seta Many Styles to Choose From $3.50 up WM. K. KADER. JEWELER Fire Extinguisher*, Life Preservers Cushions and Low price Shotgun Shells I V. P. SMITH FA 2-623! 2515 Park Ay*. Kodak Movie Projector, 8mm $62.00 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. • 121 E. First FA 2-2483 1 ELECTRIC TRAIN’S and Accessories yer A I WINN TV �W CLASSIFIED fNDEX S t JaL* UrnAg Cmymnf REAL ESTATE FOE SALE I IB—FEMALE HELP WANTED Women sew easy readyn-ul wrap* Cherry Heal tria l* Agency a-round apron* home. Earn Dial FA 8-9926—Notary $26.16 dnsen spar* time. Write 1219 w. l l $ t Pear-Barbair Shop Accurate Mfgrs., Freeport, Saw York. IF IT 18 BEAL ESTATE ask Crumley A UaaUith flCTrTmBmnKTPTr at 117 Sauth Park Ph. FA S ‘ 20 acre Ule farm. 3 b e d r o o m Man experienced in handling and house, larg* bam. Easy term*. packing household good* to work J. B. Levy. Ph. FA 2-1223. in warfhemt* and dHv# iruek locally. Reply la P- O. Box 1011, Sanford or FA 2-1991. A. R PET1BMH _ Broker Am m MIn : A. i . FWW> ion Jr.. P. J. ChaaiorOM. Oer5— HEAL ESTATE FOR SALK field WtUott*. arid R, W. Wit*—FARMS. ACRE ACE, li ROVES liam*. Sab Edward* a . C Daod7 REAL ESTATE WANTED ney, Land Surveyor. I MISCELLANEOUS 114 N. Park Ava. ph. PA M i l l •-FLOWERS. PLANTS. SHRUBS IS OFFICE EQUIPMENT $700.00 Down II AUTOMOBILES-TRAILERS WE HAVE A HOME Feature* electric kiteheni, teiraa12 BOATS A MOTORS FOR YOU to Goon, and choice residential II FARM SUPFUES * MACHIN­ loci lima. ERY A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. 1| P ET5- LIVESTOCR-SUPFURS ROMES- a 1 * 1 bath*. (Foal try) Phono FA 24101 IS ARTICLES WANTED Complain and ratdp far FARMER'S AGENCY II PLACES to EAT a(a attupaary. III K French A»*. H BEAUTY PARLORS N. V. Farmer. Realtor IS FEMALE HELP WANTED Mrs. Gayla Oabome, Aaaoe. I t MALE KELP WANTED Pkana FA 24221, or FA 2-2I1I M MALE w FEMALE South Pineeraat — l u M 21 WORE WANTED Whispering Oak* — TiturrlU* at BUSINESS OPPORTUNTTIDB We Can Sell Y our H o b *! atA MONEY (a LOAN FHA in aanrieo tad FRA IB M - Buyers with $1,000. I* $5,000. aa SPECIAL SERVICES ing available. down paymenL For satiifaelnry t u r o o fin g a p l u m iin d results contact Seminole Realty. W# can qualify you far an* *f 1901 S. Park Ave. Fh. FA 3 S S S S mEKSS tmc* " thaaa home* in SO mlntrtaa. Yen 5232. can aUrt enjoying tha srhila wa proeaaa Uw paper*. -B ltU'a U N B M ' s 5 SSSB?..-N*u - LIVE BAIT a t FURNITURE 4 WELAKA APARTMENTS: to*"M private bath*, lid W. Ftrat P EFFICIENCY aportmanU auKabla fa t eoopl* or atafU P «**Private bath A ahawar. IdajUf Iota tad acres* from Paat Ottle*. Inquire* Jacobsen Dapt. Stara. Sleeping rooms. TV. The Oihles, 401 Magnoli* Ava.. FA --0i-0. 2 room furnished apartment, elaan, elosa to town. $15.00 month. Call FA 2-6261. U W a NTEIj T6 rW * Flaming's Rad A White Grocery Miaaouri Miaaowa 5 dot. fl.M Pep-Gat a Miaaowa ...J das. tie —Worm*— Thane: FA 2-180K Open Sevan Day* a Week Car. Hwr. 17-88 A IN* Phone FA M »1 WOOD — WOOD — WOOD BRAILEY ODHAM, Genuine Pitch Pine A Oak. Fir* Wood—Beat deal in Town. Cail US and your wood wnrrie* are ever. Boh A Ernie Morris Phone Must S«U Country Horn# FA 2-4228. A bedroom, t 't hath older home in good condition on large lot C T T ^ T T T T C u . shrub* we good road. $5900. with 12600.M Down. GRAY SHADOW .1 bedroom 2 bath ham* with lak* NURSERIES privilege*. Under construction. SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE $10,604.00. 83,960.00 Down. NEAR LAKE JESSUP ROSA L. PAYTON Rea! Estate Broker flUNNILAND Young permanent couple deairaa Heglaterfd PRODUCTS 3 or 1 BR houaa, kitchen equip­ Fh FA 2-1301—17-P2 at Hiawatha GRAPFATLLE NURSERY ped. hjr Jan. 1. Up to 1901)0 2 mil** West of Town month. Call Pruitt collect. Or- Retired or Newlyweds FA 2-0886. Undo GArden 4-9557 between Du* to owner's serious illness, we are authorised to offer thi* un Mid-Season cabbage plants. Fred S a.m. A 5 p muiually niea 2 Bedroom tyme, Thurston, Ph. FA 2-3900. aneloaad garage, kitchen equipp­ REAL ESTATE FOE SALE ed, nicely located and * beauti­ BEND SUNSHINE to somo shutfully landscaped yard, all f ini Bond flow tn from SAN­ M R . INVESTOR 18800.00, aa low aa 11,004.00 FORD FLOWER SHOP, FA 2Do the up, and down* of tha down, $7t.00 monthly, no cl sa­ 182$. Wo tolagrnph. Stock Market ke«P you upaatT in t coat*. See Samlnol* Realty, Wo have 2 excellent offering* 1901 Park Ava. FISHER’S NURSERY in Apartment* Houaa* with h Cllrui — Plants — Peat proven record of net income. Cor. Magnolia A Onora FA 2-4635 S s a « if t S J jf 6 come property. Lat u,_ dlaeua* 1*— o m c i BQUirMWvT thi* with you. Be* nanunola Realty, 1901 Park Are, FA 2-5232. _______ HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Are. Uaynea Office Machine Co., Type­ writers, adding machines, SalesRentals, 314 Mag. FA 2-0482. :l —AU1OBUBILEn— rR AtLERS It will pay YOU to tee na before you buy. Open Evenings god J. W. HALL, REALTOR i Johnny Walker. AaaxUy New Homes Sunday*. ' **Call Hall” Phona FA 1-lddl RA8T8IDE TRAILER SALES Palatka. Fla. HOME AND INCOME on M UNUSUAL! 1 bedroom* and DON'S COVER SHOP ;,2 hatha, all o»k floor*, kitchen Automobile Interior Decorator Lake Front. P equipped, with large tcr**n*d Se.it Coveri — Truck Seat* ; hack porch bi|C anough for * At WiUia Pontiac—301 W. lit. ping tabl* 6f whit hiv# you. Thj* home plua an ineom* Want to Buv or Trade? Property of $120.00. per month or more ; Nice section. 372, m » Term*. See Ray Herron For ' W. H. “BILL" STKMPER a new Pantlac nr Vauxhall. Alin Realtor A lnaurnr a good used car. Ph. FA 2-0211 Aaaoe. Guy Allen. GraUhan Hall, nr after 6 p m. FA 2-2881. 301 Arietta Price. Everett Harper 3 Home* have been told »o We*t First St. Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park aet now while that* homes are BOH WHITE 1 BAILER SALES under conitruction. 2105 S. Orange Bln,,om Tr.. O r­ Stenstrom Realty lando. 1931 42 fL 3 RR Mercury H. E- STENSTROM Manor trailer used 4 weak*. Registered Broker 5.1695. Alin 30 ft. 2 BR, big re­ 1427 Laurel — Phone FA l-»dS0 duction- Used trailer* wanted. Now U nder C onstruction CHerry 1-2212. LAKE MARY , Lot for sale 100'* 111* lot for 11-A—CAR RENTALS sale on Uke Mary Blvd. A .1 bedroom, 1 bath Longwood. Price $550. V*rite DRIVE A NEW CAR anvwhare, Rox JFK % Sanford Herald. .1 bedroom, 2 hath anytime. Rental service Include.* t bedroom, 2 bath Wash, gat a n d insurance. RAYMOND M. BALL MERLE WARNER, National REALTOR Car Rentals, 401 t . 1st SC, REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE FA 1-3114. FOR RESULTS List your property with us. It—GOATS and MOTOriS* 204 S. Park Ava. Sanferd Year Kvtnrud* Dealer FA 2-5641________ All Of these beautiful home* are ROBSON SPORTING GOODS located on Lak* Front Lot*. 804 E. lit Phaaa FA 3 8361 CLAYTON C. BROOKS Rail Estate InvastminU TK 34888 JOHNSON MOTORS SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Mayfair Section. I.g. R BR. home 2454 Sanford Ave. IN). FA 2 1592 on 2 's lot*. FA 2.1498. ChooAt your choice P HOME IN MAYFAIR Bv Owner . . . FA 2-1421 FOR SALE BY OWNER RR. I bath CR horn*. Fanced yard. Across from Plnacr**! School. 2634 S. Laurel Av*. Ph. FA 2-2S80 after 3:00. For th* Best Buy* in Baal SEE CLLI.EN A HARKEY 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-2391 of Financing Plans: FHA, FHA In Service and Conventional For tha horn* buy of a lifa-tlm* it* Wellborn Phillips Jr. HAVE HOME — WILL SELL/ Doe* a 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath. Flor­ ida Room. Central heat, double varport and Urge utility room in beautiful Loch Arbor (near Golf Course) sound like what you are looking for? Th* price *s unbelievable, only $14,300.00, tarit* as low at $1100 dawn, and yuu can move in by Chriatma*. Pee Seminole Realty, 1901 Park Av*. ___ 4 bedroom house. 1903 Summerlin. HonERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Raymoad Lundquist, Ataev. FA 2-3951 . Atlantic Bank Bldg. Thi* i* a pas* to the Rita theatre for John Frederick Wilton. Exp. data Dae. 19, 1957, A D W H ERE M O R E PEO PLE DO M ORE B U YIN G AND S E L L IN G • 3— REAL ESTATE FOR BALE CARD of THANK* 1 LOST A FOUND S FOR KENT S BEACH RENTALS « WANTED la RENT A N For more information call th* Sale* office: Comer W'. Cry­ stal Drive A Lake Mary block, telephone FA 2-4591 or FA 2 3913 FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES FLOOR sanding and Cleaning, v i s l a g . Seminole County ainrt H. M- G laum . Lab* finishing Serving 192$. Mary Berryhill Pan*nag Centric tor Ucenaed — Bonded — Union Free Estimate - Compart our Price* FA 2 2217 after 6:00. Advanced Study Institute Full-lime Egghead Incubator ■y FRED DANZIG For Tainting call Mr. Tasker. Ph United Presi Steff Carrefpwdait FA 2-6159 or FA 2-6007. PRINCETON. N.J. (U P )-T h e Institute for Advanced Study here Buy* Wanted—to aril The San­ TLD HUKNETT It the nnly full-time Incubator for ford Herald Monday through FOR IIETTER PAINTING Friday* a t-3:30 p.m. Coma to 2601 Grandview Th. FA 2-2978 raaheada on this planet. It pro­ vide! the elite In the arts and The Herald office and ask for For Painting and Repairing sciences with a plaea to study, BUI Vincent aAar *:*t. FRED ROETTGRR write, think—and gab. Wanted—Married man age 28-40. 2916 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0259 The 27-year-old i n s t i t u t e la Permanent re.ldant for aatabllshed insurance debit. Salary H*u*e painting and repairing. unique because it la not a eollega plus commission. Apply 302(1 Reasonable rale*. Cail FA 2-2139 or research institute, has no for­ mal curriculum or classes, awards Corrina Drive, Orlande—Tuoaaftar 3.30. day or Wadnaaday. no drgreca, has no laaehera In tha accepted meaning of the word. «6—*4ALG av With aaaets of aome 21-mlilien dothr*, the Institute has only one Wanted—Produce man and cashier, major piece of scientific equip­ axparianead preferred. FOODMART. r*rk and 28ih Si. RentorfoLag — ReroVifing — Re­ ment—a computer. nding — Materials — Contrac­ The institute owns a squareno mile of land southwest of the tor* — Financing. Princeton Univeraity c a m p u s , Experienced bookkeeper desire* position. Write Box G.B. *> T 27—NOTICES—PERSONALS which makes for a cosy relation­ Sanford Herald. ship between the Iwo although HOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby they ,irr completely aeparale. A 13—SPECIAL SERVICES Bed*. Day. Week nr .Month— Tel FA 2-5181, FUrmture Center four • story main building, Fuld PUMPS — SPRINKLER Hall, it sei in the center of anj 116 West Firit St SYSTSMR arc-ike pattern of five brick coAU type* u d aisaa, installed NOTICE ionial-tlyle office and seminar "Do It Yourself* W> will be operating in our new buildings, WE REPAIR AND SERVICE More at 2553 Park Ave. January STINE Maintain Einstein Tradition* 1, 1958. Machine and Supply Co. in thia telling, where ordinary BAGGERLT APPLIANCE 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6432 worldly rare* are absent, the CENTER heir* of the lair Albert Einstein 11$ S. Magnolia FA 2 3672 continue to make important dis­ Chrysler Airtemp Air Conditioning and Haabag PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL coveries. C. H. STAFFORD Founded in 1930 with a liveNancy Jackson t i l Oak Araaua FA 24711 milllon-doUar gift from Newark FA 2-2047 Department store owner Louis GATLIN BROTHERS Contractor*. Draglinaa; Gaoava Children's day nr night nursery. Bamberger and Ida lister, Mrs. Call FA 2-1886. Felix Fuld, the institute hai two 2232. Pk FA 24276 Sasford logical analysis, and historical Mimograph Printing — Typing- 28—ARTICLES FOR GALE studies, including art, music, ar­ Latter Writing — C4rdi and cheology and literature. —Factory to you— Latter* Addreitad — Photo One member of the historical Alumlnam Copies of Important paper*— fkodit roports — Collections. YanaMan Blind* studies school got a laugh recent­ Credit S anaa Of Saafard Enclosed head. Bag-proof bottom ly when he referred to the math Rm. 403-04 San. All. Nal'I. Bank rail with plastic ends. Plastic school a* " it urscr side." Bldg. Ph. FA 24154 or rayon tapes. Cotton or ny'.»n A layman visiting (he Institute cords. ■oon gets lost trying to follow Vacuum Cleaner Repair* Senknrik Gltac *nd Paint Co. Repair* 4 parta for ell make* of U2-114 W. 2nd Bt. Ph. FA 2 44JI tha 197 tamporary members n tlaaura. Elactrolu, Heuear, (hoy pondtr Ih* myitarlei of na­ Kirby, Air-Way, G. E- Repl ture and the Import of tnan'i •ELL US YOUR FURNIT'IRE meet parta. Work lutranti handiwork. Rut It'a another story Cash for any amount Super Fra* pick up 4 dauvery. Ca reding PoaL 1 mil* south of when they relax. FA 14731. •nford. ...................................... Phong FA 24677. Some of the younger physicist! ENVELOPE•> Lattarhaedi, itataand mathematicians play touch manti, invaieaa, band bills, and $25,000.00 football in their spare tim*. "it's program*, at e. Progressive 1’re-M oving Sale a lot nf fun," said a member, Printing Co. Phono FA 3 2951— . Now going on at "especially in Hie huddle, wrhen 401 Wait 13lh SL BAGGERI.Y APPLIANCE we try to explain a play to the CENTER French player*." Fin* Watch Repairing WALTER H. TRAPP 113 S. Magnolia FA 21672 Relax With Chr*« JawalcF Other member* prefer to relax T Shim 48c — paint 12.511 gal. 311 E. Second St. Camp Goods, Tarpaulin,, Army- by flipping plastic flying saucers Navy Kurplui—310 Sanfurd Ave. to ono another on th* vait lawn. WOOL9EY Ting pong and chPas are popular, Rom* lleauty apple,. Mountain along with nature walk* in tha Marine FlRUhea grown. E. B. R.indall, FA 2-34.V) naarby wood*. "IF* the only Far Year Boat place around where there are no Saakirik GUum a ad Paint Ca. ORANGES FOR- SALK 112-114 W. 2nd S t Ph F b 2 46K AH kind, nf uranae* for sale *1.4)0 blackboards," muaed ona member binhel. Rrin? rtuitnlncr. { mile, near the naluic trail. He referred WELL DRILLING out West Kir*t or. Mi. Dora In tb- ublqui'.oua hl.irkhoird, with­ Fairbanks Morse Turn pa Rd. I'h. FA 2-3927, out which (he avenge Institute Repair* to all makta HOWARD C. LONG Used Phllro refrigerator, across physicist probably would be una­ 207 E. Commercial Ave, top freetcr (25 Ih. lapacity). ble to function Phone FA 2-2833 FA 2-06.12. To the mrmbera, tha greatest of the institute ta the fart HEATING Ill ell. ft. frceacrTsiUlT Th- FA frature Hut it has no schedule, no pro2-4569. H. n. p o p e u o . aura, no undrrgraduilis. A mem­ too S. P ark-----FA 3-4334 Blue Royal Quiet. f)e-Lt|x I'ortabl* ber can work alone In hi* office typewriter with nee. vesr old. for a* many hour* a day at he Thriftl - checking account c o a t * like new. Cell FA 2-5211. aco (it. Ur be can walk acrosi only $2 for 20 check* at Florida State Bank of Sanfotd. 2 girl’* 23'* hlrvilcs, rail after i Ihe ball lo talk to a colleague. He can drop in for a lak with P-m. FA 2-4127. GARRETT'S SEWING CENTER Hr. Robert Oppenhelmer, InstlWhit*—Nacehi—F.lna Sweat Hamlin Oranges $1.25 per lut» director for |be past in years, Rarairs on all makes Machine* bu»hel. R. W. Lord. FA 2-3219, whose large green-carpeted office 123 East First SL FA 24244 For Sale cheap, Boy', 24 In. 1,1,-v- In Fuld Hall It alwaya open. CARTER HOME CLEANING He'll find plenty nf blackboard cle. girl's 2<t jn bicyrle, grid SERVICE space and chalk available in "Qprondition. Rtt Myrtle Ave., FA Window & Wall Washing 2-1446. py's" office Floor Wising—NOrlh 8 4 Ht 132 Hlway 17 92 DeBary Lionel electric train. r»c«lt*nt condition. New tram former. 930. HUBY SPEARS Fh. FA 2-1662. Ceramic Tile Contractor Dream naval orangei, S2.nn bushel | 220t Sanford av*. FA 2-6125 at th* gr«ve. You furnish bos* H a—p l u VIbin’o m J^rilW iN G kata. Call FA 2-0975 after 5:U0, A. M. Ramusti. jw n r 21-wuRk wxunts 3 $ r ta a fg rt f f r ilf t lu e s. Dec. 10, 1057—?RfG THE CARD O F THANKS Vtnr oftc* ■ Cart of Thank* in The Sanford Herald m*at$ * M*d which U difficult to fill In any other way Not only IS M * craeiou* oapmstea of iiftituda to tboa* who have sent OaHl trikutao but aloe courteously acknowledges the services and UR* otssas of the ■any to whom a personal nota of thanks cannot wall : Newapapar Cards of Thank* ore accepted as socially c o rrttt Emily Feat, th* Doted authority oa etiquette. (c<U they ter Then ta m proscribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can bo aa hriof or detailed a* you desire. When the oeciiion comet worn will Had « aympathetically understanding member of our staff to assist yaw. THE HIN MEMORIUM” NOTIUK It I* Ih* custom of many fa mill#* la thi* country to commiGMrata a boroavomont by an “la Mamorium” notice la nawfpaptr classified columns. They Had a real aolaco therein. FrcparaUoa er •election of a suiUblo verso bring* bach to them tender, pleasant recollection*. As EUxa Cook, th* English poet baa ao bcauufhUy exp res*«d it: "Hnw cruelly iweet are tha echoes that start What memory flays an old tuna on th* hoart. Moat frequently an la Memorlum is Inserted on the annleOD sary of death. However, other dates, which it la felt are appewprists or meaningful are also selected. The birthday of th* de­ parted. the wedding anniversary, Memorial Day, even Chriatma* are among ether significant aerations chosen. If you are heallant to express your lender thoughts in poolle form, you may avail yourself of the Herald's collection of ongtnai verses. These express in poetle beauty the emotion* of the haGftatringe. Among them are varies appropriate to any rireumstaac*. THE RATE Cards of Thanks and in Memoriuui notices, due to the fact EM? may run to considerable length, are billed at $l.uo per column tack DAILY ACROSS I Father 3. Sen drink 9 Completely 10. Put out IT Unr*. •trained feasting 13. Punish 14 Polynesian drink 13 A drunkard 14 Personal pronoun 17. Oott II New Mexico (ibbr) 19 Slander, grace ful woman 21. Leave* out 24. Abounding in era 13. Itlvar IFoU 76. Man's Mm* 31- Color slightly $i. Rough lava 31. Kitetrla catfish 34. Sun god 39. Shorten 3$. God of pleasure 39. Venomous snake* i Inti, s 40. Mr. Ruth 41. Spalled poper imfg.) 47. Feign* 41. riant ovult 44. Orowa old DOWN 1. Supply, aa pro*-'- 'r i F CROSSWORD 2 Seaweed 3. Travel back and forth 4. Afftrmatfte vote fvar.) 3 Stamp sold at a premium 8 Baking chamber 7. Dagger 13. Dried out 17. Nimbtj 20. Game of cards 22 A girl 23 Tavern 26. Needs 27. Girl'* name UtlsO pti Olu'1 1 ■ aranaS wnuiM M U .hl'tl‘1 y«'At=t mu iath-1 KC.I6I i nnytiui :*hsu J'JIS-’i 1 1C £ UUtU U JllM - Stlirdtt't Attaef 37. A wall aurfac* 29 Diving btr I material >pot* ) 38. Cook, as 30. Reliev-s in an ovan 33 Slothl 40. Sack 36. Chest 47. Music not# sound Iposs.) 8. Strata 9. Froths 11. Court period* 13. Part of "to be" I 7“ i aidQiiM* uimt-iMu - y tn j :- i lict* MtJU, 11XU2J * r F VA u 3 rs- 1 r □I TT J in ” T!~ ~ 0 ir zrrr IT M 7T iT 32" 7T TT no J TT *8 7T Try and Stop Me -----------By BINNITT CBRF----------ALLEN, who tucctodcd Arthur Lxr*on as he GEOBUE the U. S. Information agincy, hat no illusions abo’ difficult job. "I fed like the man In tha story," he told rc) era, "who was being ridden out of town on a n il. 'Boys,' he said, 'if it wasn't for th* honor of the thing, I'd jUlt as toon have walked.'". I I * When tittle Lucinda r'achtd th* age of in, her pirenti gave her a cheek for 110 and told her to open an account at th* aaving* bank. Official* Hurt gava her an implication blank that Included Ihe queillon, "Hava you hxd an account previously alaewher*. aad if to. will you pleai* print her* th* mm* of th* bank?" Lucinda gava tha problem dua thought, then laboriously spelled nut, Mr*a. Piggy." II ru. ft. refrigerator, i room cir­ culating heater with tank. Term, may be arranged. 2119 Orange Ave., Ph. FA 2-1711. Contrar,Sag A Repair* Used pianos, spinet*, baby grande, 1007 Sasford Ava. Pk. FA 24443 uprights. Reasonable, guaran­ teed. Ph. FA 2-1971. Plumbing — Kreaky Heating Mr RANEY-SMITH PAINTS 2515 Park Ava. FA 2-6461 M. G. HODGES Water Pusnpa— 1’s H.P. Champion • mntnr, Ilk* Service on AUUp Waili DrUlad.— Pumpe new. 111. rh. FA 2-0306 or l*a PhOB* FA' 84087 n o te Raid at 410 Ian Carlo* Av*. CLARK im m u f I f W T Plumiblng. Heatlaa 4 hueply Ca. Shetland Pony with toddle A brtCaatracUag 4 Raptlre I)r. fh. FA 2-2374 dls. Ph, FA 2-4931. 1811 Orlando ___ Highway 17-92 South Sanford Famala Collie, 11 months old. Amtrioan Kennel rtuh register PLUMBING •d. Excellent pedigree, house Coatract and Repair Work broken. All permanent shot* Free Estimates given. Very friendly. FA 2 6197. R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-33A1 i.»—ARTICLE* A SKTXn la—PIANO SERVICE WANTED—All kinds of scrap ma­ terial. Zuckermin Salvage Yard PIANO TUNING 4 I I FAIRING Phona FA 2 1194. W. L HARMON Wanted—Full sis* i . t range, Fh. FA 34223 Altar 1:00 f. m. good condition. Cull FA 2-2A10. vi r l 77^ H R tnFf R E S T U a — Bl’1LOIN G-REPAIRSPAIKTIKG ARMSTRONG Excelon Tile I ronma nf furniture for sale also 1950 hludebakar, Lall FA 25999. * = 7 T1NITURE EOUIRHOLD IPUlEHOir GOODS / s TRADE-IN NOW ty . I ,w Got th* mMt for jrour old furniture. O. FoJrthild TwiHae, JJ \ A ya-ye dasignar // \ Soya aur clostlflad ads Y Ar* a tailing haodlinar. V. $SAVE$ Furniture nnd Appliances New & Used 13c each Paul F. Mueller & Son Orlando Hwy. So. FA 8-111$ M ather of Sanford 203 0* East First FA 2-V3S3 Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-sold. L arry’s Mar*. 218 Banford Arc. Th. FA 24131 Thia I* a pal* to th* Rita theatre for Sandra M miorton. Exp. hK’ITI ftfc . « ------ HtiKBEiioi.n r.nonq SAVE AT ECHOLS Xmas R I’re-lnventory FRIGID AIRE appliancoa. Ml* data Pac. 19, t937. SALE and itrsne*. G H. High. Oviedo Soft Water Shampoo BUY NOW WHILE ALL Fla. Phoa* FO 8 3315 er San HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK • BIG VaI u e S ITEMS ARE REDUCED 105 8. Oak Av*. FA 2-5742 ford FA 2-33IS aftar 6 p. as. • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS I * - f AImalr h r l p w a n te d Electrical Contracting KCKOLB BKlSDING CO. KENNETH E. SLACK WILSON-M A1ER Bouse Wiring and Hepairs Cor. 2nd & Magnolia FA 2 6321 New and Used Furniture BEG. REAL ESTATE BROKER Experienced waitrei* over 21. RANDALL ELECTIlll' CO. "Bud" Bamhergar, M|r. 1C09 5. 2nd Phona FA 7 0221 Apply Pig 'N Whistle 3U E- F irst CL Ph FA 2-5423 112 Magnilia Dut FA 2 00915 1 Free Delivery -m 91 �fp v jf.* ' A New Home In 1 -t o *J SOUTH PINECREST second addition Is located In one of Sanford’s nicest locations. Luxury homes a t moderate prices, city water, city sewers, paved streets, Florida Styling. Intelligent zoning and complete new • OUR AIM Is to build for you the buyer the very best home we can at a price you can afford. OUR POLICY Is to guarantee the workm unship-andm ateriftf ^ cd in the homes we build for a period of one year. You must be satisfied or we will return your money. We can qualify you for one of our Finance plnns In 30 minutes. Act now and you can choose your paint colors Inside and opt; % FHA IN Service dotfw payment and closing cost as low as $1,300. Monthly payments cheaper than Priced From $13,500 We Have Broiley O dham , President Sales O ffic e Corner 27th St. and 17-92 Highway Phone F A 2-1501 Home For You �'T'-s Public Debate On Who's Responsible For Missile Lag WAM 1NOTON (UP) - What'e g with the idea that polIUr im should be pot under oath be.for* taOlag tho voters who. If any. op*. goofed on missiles? To pot H at sweetly ai their conflicting itorie* will permit, lomabody la fibbing. Viet Presi­ dent Bkbard M. Nixon and theRepobRcan National Committee Bold that tho fibber b former Presi­ dent Harry 8. Truman. On A t other load. H Hr. T b not fibbing, whal about Nlxoa aad tha aammittee wboao taraioaa al who created tho mluDo lag art directly contrary to tboao at the former prealdcntT And, If cither of tha foregoing eonflic.ing atortc* b accurate, what about Democratic National Commlttaa Chairman Paul M. Butler? Butler told TV viewen a few day* ago that the miislle villlan wai Dr. Venhanrog Van Braaa CBea 1945-41 And. If Butlor la right about that, haw about Von Bratm'e pub­ lic aeeuaaUon that the mlMlla lag developed during tha Ttumaq year* tpannlng 1943-31? Harry S. Truman b not one to aeeapt calmly an unwarraatad ac­ cusation. eepeclally s$s eeeueation made by tho vice proaident or, for that matter, by any Republl- ««sl R Just haypaxa that, ai touch as hu dislikes Republicans, Mr. T dlsUkts Nixon nueh aoru. Nixon and tho Republican Na­ tional Commute* laid whatever la wrong with th* U. S. mlssOo progran right In Mr. T a Up. That was about three weak* ago and political Washington baa boon wait­ ing. daco, tor aoae rocketry ofl tb* launching pad at Independence, Mo. Silane* la not typical Truman » __ Weather F air and M l Wedattday. ■ VOL. XLIX under nati etrev* stone**. However that mag be, the Re­ publican National CUmmittee came up last month with some defense. mUaile and research spending fig­ ures which-would aaetn, at least, to require soma answer from a spokesman for tfio Truman adIblfil s4oa 91aw nsam ioon* Defense Bpendtog Dwwu N m TTuman administration bad pared tational defense ape ruling —err**-. ___ _ down to $11,900,000,000 In 1930. which waa tb* year the Korean War began. Tha Republican Na­ tional Committee toted It up this way: —Total for the national defense for three Truman years before Korea, W ,000,000.000. —'Total for three Elsenhower years after Korea, 4110,000,000,000. "What starved research and de- - ^ Yelopment?'* the committee fo. qutred end anwared: —Total for four Truman pears before Korda, $>.199,000,000. —Total for four Elsenhower years after Korea, $3,933,000,000. “Who starved the missile pro* gram?” waa tha next queetlou, au> swered as follows: —Four Truman budgets * 1931 34 Inclusive, foOg.a' ,iw» ,* • L _* & a n fo $ Ife ra tti Entabllnhed 1909 ^ 'AX W P P P P i W t DAILY flANTOAD, fLOBIDA* WNTOPAPER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11.1957 9 United Press Leased W ire —Four Elsenhower budgets fis­ cal i m a s taeltutve, *saoy$oo<> 000. The foregoing era ata Matte*. A smart fellow with figure* c*a de almost anything with statistics, such as mlkfog white lodk black and vie* versa. The public debate, doubt!*#t, dll tontine* and eves the truth y ’V become known. New Cold Wave To Hit Florida Jmorrow Morning an adjaeeift bouse at 111 Celery Ave. « v awakened by (be calla of a man. Roused from her sleep ahe woke up the occupanta of a home at 111 Celery Ave. and the Sanford Flra Department waa notified. The idenUty of the man remain­ ed unknown until ahortly after I o'clock this morning when a man's clothing was found In a front bed­ room of the burned home. From Identification In the cloth­ ing, both policemen and fireman found that a man by the nama of Komar R. MeKnlght occupied the room. IfeKolght waa found about 4 o'clock IhU morning huddled In a blanket back of tha house suffer­ ing possibly from shock and exposure. MeKnlght, at tha hospital, said "I fought to pull her (Mrs. Welch) from the house.” l'e was not burned but his face and body were cruited with amoka and loot. Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. this morning, laid that ha beliavea that the fire started In the living room of the home and poailbty In | > , * * ^ NO. 145 v>l a tofa. “ It might bate been a cigarette or It might have been a faulty rlcctrical circuit—It's hard to say." Chief Cleveland- laid. Fire Chief Cleveland directed the fighting of the blare this morning and conducted a preliminary In* vcstlgatlon at the scene along with Sanford Police Department and Seminole Counly Sheriff's Depart­ ment taw enforcement oftlcers. .. ; ‘ '*r 9 BULLETIN LAKELAND (U P )- A new cold Mm. Welch died at noon wave rolled toward Florida today today. before the old one could get out. The Federal-State Froit Warn­ ing Center told farm err they could expect n "hard freeie In north and central dbtrlcU and froit and freetlng temperatures In louthern 2 C iv ic Clubs Will districts Thursdsy morning.** WASHINGTON (U P )- A Demo- Banson had though of y-l. "I era! and a Republican lambaited can't think of anything more nut* "frooelng weather over moat of today Agriculture Secretary Eira than that. It's no anewtr to tho tho atalo, which produced ■ few Furnish M arshalls The Sanford-Somlnole County Taft Utnian'a plan to put entire farm problem at all.” uncommon mow flake* over Jack- For PG A Tourney Junior Chamber of Commerce was farm* Into grass and trees. They "The retirement of whole farma aouvllle Tuetday, already haa Two of Sanford's civic clubs win The first round of the third an Present record holder for the host yesterday lo 14 children of libelled it a “lazy man's program” It the only way well aver reduce brought biting dlacomfort to Flo­ nual Mayfair Inn PGA Open geta local course, Don Fairfield, has Lutheran Haven Childrens Home and “nuta”. production,” a congressional {arm ridians and thousands of tourtata. furnish marshalls for the Mayfair underway tomorrow morning at alto filled In his entry blank and on a Sanford Christmas shopping Rep. Thomas G. Abernathy (D- expert laid, “but tha eoat of doing But tho m w cold wave brings Inn PGA Tournament this week­ E. 0 . Keith High . Miss.) said he thought not many Mill on a rental baale would bo tha ewank Mayfair Country Club wtll be teeing off tomorrow. Since tour. a real threat to vegetable farmer* end. “ genuine farmers" would go for prohibitive. I don't believe tho The Sanford-Semlnole County Priest In RAM hern In Sanford. Under the direc­ placing second in the first tourney nod citrus* grower*. Particularly Children of all ages, accompan­ tion of the San Francisco (Hants here, one round being the S3 that ied by members of the Jayceos. the scheme. “ It would end their American people would itand for vulMrable a rt the Mg truck farmi Junior Chamber of Commerce and It." couth of Miami where 10,000 ocrei the Sanford Klwanls Club will pro­ Officers wen elected last night this tremendous, Its,000 tourney aet the new record, Don has come visited Sanford stores purrhaslng days of farming.” However, Abernathy .*•« remo-1 B(nioa rtW ^ eotf, .., 1 0 tomatoei, selling for |« to $7.30 vide volunteer workers to aerve In the Monroe Chapter 13 RAM haa attracted all of tha top names Into hi* own around the circuit .... . . rh other and for those la the golfing world. The (fold and.the old** boy* ere predicting ..*1 / ,H?f ,,, r*member - *lt .vlng ^ J ja r m o - M w o product!** m r adite exfetrta Mima ted that g bushels, and hundreds of aeres of aa “ marshalls” In order to keep for tha yaar of 1031. . 0. Frith was named Web iblg yoAr seem* to be the gaeirirht gteJt thing*VlTlAt’. He I. one of ™ probably Would contribute moro to to be effective, It would Involve '* 7 . * ''' polo beana. awfet corn, squash greens during gournameat p|ay. George lrctiaffe of re­ , , , the solution of all agriculture prob- at least SO million acres. At $10 ist, fc. J. Still, King Ind IT W. of the three eventa that have been the outstanding putters of the Chrlatmas time. and cucumber* are" a t ' t he herFunds for the tour are provided , jrtni thnn individual crop acreage an aero Uia rental would hit 500 Cash, Scribe. held here In ae many year* and a game end la eapsble of winning vetting stage and at the mercy of cruiting the marshalls for the San­ ford Klwania Club appealed yester It by the Jayeces and were made controls Olher officers’ named for the record crowd la predicted to cover any event. million dollars. a freeie. day to number* of the group to Not the Answer Ed Furgol, PGA champ In 1938 possible through the sale of bal­ Hill Public Aee*p4T There also art thousands of volunteer. We need at least eight coming year were It. R. Wright the falrwayi. loons during the annual Christmas Rep. Usher L. Burdick (R-N.D.) and seventh money winner with acres of vulnerable crops else­ mora men, slid Morgan. He re­ Jr., Treaeurer and Frank L. Mill­ The entire field of 131 player*. 123,1X384, la another one of the parade here last week. A department expert said that aaiil It was the “erailest thing” 133 pro'* and 18 amateurs, wilt his boss' proposed experiment haa where along the lower cast coast, quested that all Klwanlan* who er, Secntary. Rqh McKee, chairman of the Appointive officers will be nam­ tee off starting at I a. m. tomor­ many "par husteri" who will be annual poaeibllltlcs of reducing the farm around Lake Okeechobee and In would like to help to call him as Jayree project, headed the row and will be narrowed down lo scrapping for lop money. Ed was ed later and Installed. surpluMi through lowered produc­ the west cosst growing ares soon as possible. 1 S/iajbfitM Q the several top threesomes by the selected as Professional Golfer of halloon sates group and the shop­ tion, but posed this question: "la ound Fort Myers. Cllrua crops ping tour. the Year in 1934 and anyone can final day on Sunday. It will be a I tha general public in a psycholo­ e a Uttla more hardy. plainly see why. He had to over­ Each ehilil was furnished 48 with seventy-two hole went that will gical frame of mind lo use public WHO created the first A forecaster said there fo noth­ come a childhood accident which which to shop as he or she pleas­ run for four days. lunds for euch a plan?” He said Christmas sea); where and to ing In sight to divert or dissipate left him with a twisted arm. to much of the auccess of the plan A surprise entry for the big become the great personality that ed and to buy the gifts of their w hat year? the new onslaught of Canadian own selection. would depend upon how farmer* event came In late yesterday in the he la today. Ho hits a tremendous cold that la eapected to push Into tool Ut themielraa react to It. person of Ted Kroll. Ted Is a for­ tee shot and la able lo lake it all Jayceos accompanying the child­ tha Florida peninsula late today. '.(j|tin o v»uo ui am ren were: Bob McKee, chairman; mer Rider Cupper end the 1933 Benaon announced tha trial plan ju *!*» jqi pjiisi- ii *%-ui If the putter la working. "Tha new cold wave piling In David Kllngensmlth, 0. Andrew winner of tha World championship at a news conference Tuesday. Ha. With tomorrow starting the ac­ on top of the state which already '*1 3||tuu tout ui U“i'“ Speer, Rondell McMillan, Norris The Board of Sanford City Com­ Its District Engineer, Paul D. aaid farmeri In four state*—IHU *u»i.l m 'U*oqtull imuim hao been cold for three days will missioners went on record Monday Troxter, the bridge would be of Tam O'Shinter In Chicago. He was tion here at the Mayfair, this Perry, William Carrigan and ltoh the leading money winner of 1933 noli, Maine, Nebraska, and Ten­ paiuvu u 1*!-1 l*l*od V give us the coldest weather yet," night as opposing the propped set-span construction with only 13 with a fabulous 471.133 83. Ted re­ should prove to be one of the top Bratzell. nessee—will have an opportunity sporting events In the entire south. the forecaster said. “There are bridge over the St. Johns River feet overhead clearance and SO mains a gallery favorite wherever to aet the dollar per-aere rate they prospect* of clouds ora windfeet horisonal clearance. near Lake Harney. ha goes and Is on* of the all-time are willing to accept — through ehlft to prevent this frigid air A letter from the Board of Com­ competitive bidding — for putting The bridge over the ft. Johns greats of the gam*. tn m moving In on us.” missioners will be forwarded to River at Lake Monroe which will Among other favorltei here In all their eligible cropland Into the Throughout the state'! huge the Corps of Engineers at Jackson­ carry the Interstate Highway his Sanford Is former Mayfair Pro, soil bank's conservation reserve agriculture areai, farmeri and ville voicing their disapproval n! a clearance of 45 feet overhead Ed “ Porky" Oliver. Porky la WASHINGTON (UP)— President Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel (n- Eisenhowrr, the Presldent'i ion, for a perlotl of five to 10 years. growers were rounding up ill the bridge that would “ eliminate and 90 feet horizonal. known for hit wit on the fairway Elsenhower waded today Into pro ! Calif, said "thp President Is s wilt accompany him. Eisenhower This la a complete awltch in available smudge materials and 30 per cent of the usage of the A teller mailed to all organisa­ and It should bo very interesting paratlons for next week’s heads- ---symbol of mankind's desire for will stay at tha American em­ procedure as to who makes the v'y'1 “• preparing to flood whatever fields Sanford-Titusville Canal and thus tions and Individuals Interested In to watch him vlt for tho top mo­ of-stat* Paris parley that hat been peace. His attendance , . will as­ bassy. offer of farm aid. Tha regular they could and fly plants at low kill the canal for all time.” the Sanford-Titusville Canal and ney. Ho placed third here two suddenly Invigorated by his abili­ sure constructive a c t i o n In The White House medical an­ procedure is for a county commit­ altitude to keep frost from form­ The Seminole County Chamber the Docks and Terminals Project years ago and picked up a check ty to attend. strengthening NATO’* defenses." nouncement Tuesday Indicated tho tee to make offers to farmers for ing. But there Is little they can of Commerce Waterways Commit­ al Sanford sets out thyt “ Without for $1400.00 and he alto managed ___ _ _or _ The derision of the 37 yrir- old Sen. Estes Kefnuver (DTcnnl President la atilt suffering from taking ail _of ___ their crop jo , however, If the thermometer tee has appealed to all individuals question, anything less than the to tome In under the wire last Prsident to go despite a mild said “ I hope that Mr. Eisenhow­ a slight speech difficulty. Rut the ■|ari(| nutpart 0f production and putting Remains at freeiing or below for and organisations to oppoio the 43 fee overhead clearance and M year. Many of the local gulf fans stroke 10 days ago sparked new er will conserve his strength, tint statement said It has "continued jnta the conservation reserve, several hours at a time. construction of a bridge so low as feet horizonal clearance will kill may remember seeing him several hopes at home and abroad that his presence there will bo very Im­ to improve and In ordinary con Tha new cold wavo Is expected to prevent the usage of tha canal. forever all plans for the Sanford- weeks ago on ALL STAR GOLF the North Atlantic Treaty Organi­ portant." venation was almost Impossible to keep Florida “on Ice" for the According to tha proposal made Titusville Canal.” where he fired a 33 for a new zation NATO summit confrrcnce White House physician Gen. Ho­ to detect" except by trained oh- Farm ers’ M arket remainder of the week. by the Corps of Engineers through John Krider said In the letter course record it the Phoenix, C. will succeed in producing new ward McU. Snyder and Staj. John server!.” Shows Slight unity and an answrr to Russia's that “ Yachts, barges and other C. large craft would be unable to na­ missilc-scienillic threat. Decrease In ‘57 vigate the Sanford-Titusville Can­ The President, given s medical al unless wa can get uniform Church C a lls O ff The Sanford State Farmei go-ahead Tuesday to make the clearance for the complete dis­ Market showed a slight decrese In trip, scheduled ■ morning confer­ Tonight’s Service tance.” volume and valuation this year as ence with Secretary of State John compared to November, 1938. saW The hridge proposed Is located The Church of the Nszarene will Foster Dulles. They were expect­ Sandy Anderson, Ass’t. Manager, In Seminole County on State Road not hold It’s regular mid week ed to discuss U. S. proposals to be 48. aervicai tonight. According to a tabulation It I* presented at the meeting. Protests are to be sent to Col. This service Is being postponed revealed that the market movtd To Answer Russian Note Paul D. Troxler, District Engineer, so that the members may attend 29 varieties of fruit and vegetables Eisenhower and Duties also Corps of Enginers. 373 Riverside the SIIS Glee Ctuh's Christmas were confronted today with an­ totaling 143,933 packages at a gross Avenue, Jacksonville, Fla. Concert tonight at a o'clock. valuation of 4381.212.40. swering a IS-page note from So­ viet Premier Nikolai A Bulganin “This decrease In packages.” proposing a new round of high Sandy Anderson stld, “ received at level East-West talks on acute our market was due to prolonged world problems. It. S. official* la­ mild weather occurring in states belled it a strategically timed pro­ north of Florida, coupled with un­ paganda maneuver designed to dis­ favorable growing conditions dur­ courage NATO allies from tak­ ing the first half of Novemhrr In ing any strong new defensive mea­ Central and Southern Florida." Low prices on practicall* all Seminole High School I* ell “key-1appeared over radio station and sures. varieties was responsible for our ed up” awaiting the arrival of network broadcast* countless num- Contents of the note were ex­ one of it* graduates of the clan of ( bers of times, always telling the pected to be made public Thurs­ decrease in valuation compared 1923. with the same period last season. story of the "big teams” in bate day. Eisenhower flies to Piri-t Friday. Before he goes the PrrsiRed Barber, one of the greatest ball and other sports. Sandy Anderson revealed. his answer ready for network sports announcers of at! With favorable weather prevail­ Another Sanford m*n who will. time, will speak to the student look forward to Thursday morn­ Bulganin. ing In December, he said, we an­ body of Seminole High School to­ ing's appearance la Andrew Car- The team of six doctors pro­ ticipate an Increase In volum- and morrow morning at It* regular raway, a graduate of the same nounced the President In “excel­ also a better "priccvrisc situa­ lent" physical condition in a White assembly. tion” on all fruits and vegetables. class with Red Barber. After attending school in Sanford Mrs. Mac Tort, now Dean of limit announcement late Tuesday, and graduating from Seminole Women at Seminole High School, The announcement said he was High, Red Barber moved on ta the was one of Red Barber's teach-1 sufficiently recovered from the University of Florida where be ers. U Nov. 23 cerebral attack to go to became interested in sport* an­ The nation’s “top” sports broad-, Paris. / Western European leaders react­ nouncing. His first tour of an- caster will (ind his former school nouniing was over Radio Station In tip top shape and ail shined up ed lo tha news with a sigh of WRUF at Gainesville on the Uni­ for his arrivil here Thursday! relief. Reaction also was favor a versity of Florida Campus. morning. The subject of Red Bar-| ble from two Congressional dele­ TWO OF THE FAVORtTEH seen as they come In from practice CHILDREN FROM LUTUP.RAN Haven, SUsla, taking pert From there, It was just on* up­ bar's talk to the student body has gates to the NATO parliamentary rounds at the Mayfair Inn Country flub. Dow Flnstsrwnld (1*11) tke Jaycae C hrlalnae .Shopping Tonr. Hob McKee, chairman of the snd Arnold Palmer will tee eff tomorrow In th# Mayfair lan'a conference. %Shiinuinc Tour Committee foe the Jayree*. smile* an approval on hill elimb to suceets for the San­ not yet been announced. i H i,900 PGA Open. (Staff I'tsuld) Symbol of Peace the 4oU selection made by eue of the children. (Staff I’Uutoj ford youngster, K*1 Barber has First Hound O f Tourney Gets Underway Thursday ^ Q Woman Dies Of Burns Jn Fire Early Today A Are of undetermined origin waa responsible for fatal Injurlei to Mri. John It. Welch of 313 Celery Ave. In an early morning blase today. # Mrs. Welch, who operated a nur­ sery at bar home, was found by firemen, on the floor near her bed, severely burned about the en­ tire body. The fire, shortly after S o'clock this morning, gutted two rooms of tha frame dwelling and badly damaged three other rooms of the home. The nursery, with small tables and chalra, waa barely touched by ticking flamei and boiling amoka. Mrs. C. B. Sumler, who Uvea in ^ Local Jaycees Take Children On Shopping Tour Demo, GOP Blast Benson's Farm Plan ■ # £ « 1 Commission Opposes Bridge Over River Ike Prepares For Paris Parley Red Barber Speaks At SHS Tomorrow Additional Local News On Page 7 • w l A j \ ' 'j . � 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, 1957 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, December 10, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 10, 1957. 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>, December 10, 1957; <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/04e74e190b7a18d2f6689811f225a090.pdf 4cfc86786b7d56ec18b18de924e6d7b8 PDF Text Text Tiiil' 7 ---• \ nw fc-aare- ■**»•■. -t ' , •*» f < These Four Factors . 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One of th e choicest loca­ o th e r fe a tu re s you'll w ant to have In because it is n e a r Churches, Schools, qualify you fo r one of ou r fin an cin g tions in Sanford. y o u r n e x t new home. W hen you buy S hopping C enters an d plan s w ithin 30 m inutes. a n Odham &Tudor home your w an ts S anford. Downtown long w aitin g p e rio d ). W e can will all be answered. South m m m m Sa Second KITCHEN Equipped By HOTPOINT Pinecrest Addition P riced From !-• w . .i .1 4 I 1L I $ 13 ,500. I $ 18 ,000. OUR POLICY: la to guarantee the work- OUR AIM: la to build for yon the buyer manahip and material used in the homes wo the very beak home we can at a price yon build for a period of one year. You muet eaa afford. be aatlafled or we wm return your money. ODHAM &TUDOR Inc Sales Office Corner 27th St. an d 17-92 Highway Brailey O dham , P resident Phone FA 2-1501 - I*! ' •' ... ................... - ■ " �8P . -V— . I *•*« » « WZUI |1 m. LdIUKVT. Tbete officials, tba report* n r , w i ^ e h e v , Soviet But rsports which have reached a n members r i tha d u j dlitrlct nm unw party chief- European capitals lay that an the Hod ta ____ ______________________ 1.1__ I. - Wfattod to ha ho In In troublo. contrary, Khruahehoe's position Is and provincial Cammuntot eon* mltlee* af tba Soviet Union. r y j 1 *P*"CQ. R weald appear raceedlnidy Insecure. A lo t.n l these man appear to od to their disgrace. pooltlon as No. The reason, according to these 1 M BemMn had been reports, ta that there remain In be veteran* who survived the va­ When he won Ms critical teat sUmtgltoie d by the purges which the Russian Commmtlat Party a rious paries of Stalin’s a rt. Thera • f low er with Molotov, Malenkov r o a w i to tho ousting of Vya- largo number a f iuOatutlal offl- alto appear to bo a number of e t o r t n M. Molotov, Georg! M. rials who favor the old MaUatot younger men who started their Malenkov, Laiar M. Magmovieh | Una of dictatorship. rise In rank under Stalin. But aooa Stalinists remain in both the Central Committee and the Presidium, the I I top men of the committee who really rule lussla. One known, and powerful, Sta­ linist who remains on the Protfdtom la MlktoQ A. Buslov. Sualov Is B , tight years young­ er than Khrushehev. Ho la regard- ed a t a protcfe of Malenkov, lie was made a member of the Central Committee In 1M» and a member of the Presidium la 1UL guslov Cave Suppart Suslov supported Khrushchev in his clash with Molotov, Halcakovt and Kaganovich, He also took a loading part la the ousting of Zhuto t. In fact, there Is some reason In believe that Sualov was the prime Yugoalav d mover in the ousting of Zhukov the recant < because af B o to v 's opposition to la Moscow Communist domination over the report that army. It has been reported that danger torn Khrushchev felt himself compell- the Staltnlsi ed to |o along wills this ouster In any « move. that Kbrusl A Belgrade dispatch published Russia's dit In Urn London Daily T slsfrsp h . lift ellah i reported recently thst the two I and Sualov, W ta A e r with scatt o w n ending this after. Cooler with high u u u . A l l P T O B W ttP M N T D A IL Y E stn b ltah o d IDOt HAINES CITY (UP) - Central Floridn'i most hunted moonshiner bled to death In a wend - grown field near h e n Sunday after a lunging bloodhound caused a de­ puty sheriff to shoot him accident­ ally. The death of James Laroy Long. 41, ended i year-long hunt for the moonshiner who was wanted by at least three counties, Including Seminole. Long and his brother, Leon, had figured In most of Central Florida'a moonshine casfs for many years. Both had served several Durranca railed through a port­ able loud speaker for Long to come out. Instead, Long's wife eama nut the front door and the fugitive slipped out the back door Into the awamp. Mri. Long, berating the officers and making them read the warrant, delayed the posse about 10 mlnutea. They finally entered the house and found four shotguns, a rifle and nearly a case of am munition. Bloodhounds were put on Long's trail through the swamp and led officers to a 130-gallon moonshine Osm ef the earliest arrivals at the Mayfair club was that ef muaeleman, Prank Stranahao. itranaban arrived last Friday i t the Hotel and has taken advantage of every spare moment to ready him­ self for the competition. H eieom s to do well la Sanford aa ho baa been In the money for the last two y ean . He placed second last yeat with a IS under par 363 and took flJOO In prise money. He Is ■ gallery favorite wherever hsFgoea and la a rtav champion. Among the champi scheduled to play In thla big event, Al Basiclink, recent winner of the Caracal Open in Venesula, la at the lap of the list. Boaaellnk failed to finish In tha money the first year but managed to take home S300 lest year. Ho la enjoying hia beat* year on tha circuit and has taken home over 911,000 In prises. Beaidei the Caracas win, ho finished first In Kansai City Open, second fas the Call eats Open and fifth In the Dallas Open. Doug Ford, second money win­ ner of tha yaar with W.M4.IT; to also slated to toe off thla Thursday whan the action gets undarwi Others Include Dow Flnaterwaid, who to third with over *33,p00 and Sanford'a own Jay Hebert. He bert who plays on the circuit for this year in Seminole County in an a-I mobile accident shortly after his release from a federal prison. A coroner's Jury, impaneled late Sunday jy State Ally. Robert Huffaker and Coroner Walter Bell, ruled that James Leroy Long's death was accidental. The name of the deputy whose gun fired the fatal bullet wai not available. Polk County Sheriff Hagan Par rish, who, with Deputy U. S. Mar­ shal Frank M. Durrance, headed a 10-man posse of county, state and federal officers In tha search for Long Sunday, gave this account of the shooting: The officers approached Long’s house, on the edge of a swamp at the mouth of Horse Creek northeast ef here, before daylight. Ing through dense undergrowth, the sheriff said, one of the three Polk County deputies became se­ parated from the remainder of thj force and a bloodhound he held on a leash picked up a fresh trail of I-ong through a clearing filled with waist-high weeds. Long, hiding In the weeds, Jump­ ed op and started to run as the dog came within 30 feet of hit hiding place. The bloodhound lung­ ed forward and the deputy, holding the leash In one hand and his drawn pistol In the other, stumbl­ ed and fell. The gun accidentally discharged, the sheriff said. The bullet hit Long In the left hip, severing the main artery to hie leg. The moon­ shiner ‘died within 8-10 minutes from loss of blood. twelfth place In money earnings with I1T.4M.M. Tho above names are among the greats that will raaka their la it tourney of tho 1MT season hero In Sanford. Tomorrow to scheduled to be the qualifying round for tbo golferi who do not have tho proper average for the year. Wtdneiday will be the clinic and ihot exhibition by all the out­ standing players of the circuit and Thursday starts the first of four elgh teen hole rounds for the *13,000 worth of priita. With this years fiald of pto's this will bo moat outstanding tournament to be played here. Stoneham and Frank Mebane, manager of the Inn, have gone all out to make this the largest of (Continued On Page 3) Wanted Moonshiner Killed By Lawman CLAUDE t. YATES, visa - ★ ★ ★ Southern Bell Co. Jnslalb 1 Millionth Among the telephones being In­ stalled In Sanford today by South­ ern Bell Talephou Company will fco Uio oiw millionth In Florida. Already the growth In Sanford has been tremendous, said South­ ern Bell Manager for the Sanford A r e a , Bob Sbeddon. Ho pointed out that last month Sanford gained 111 Installations, tho b I g g e a t month's gain ever experienced here. Meanwhile, Claude J. Yates, vice prealdcnt and general manager of Southern Bell Telephono Company, presiding at Installation eeremonUs In Miami today, announced the lsptallstion of the one millionth ^touthern Bell Telephone in Flor(Continued On Pngo 3) United Press le a s e d Wlra 8 A N 9 0 H D , F L O R ID A . Action got underway today at llgurss of the San Francisco the Mayfair Country Club with Giants made their first appearance many of the Country's top Pro's of the week. Horace Stoneham, arriving for the practice round of president of the club, Pete, his the third annual Mayfair Inn SIS,- son. "King Carl1' Hubbell, and BUI 000 PGA Open. Rlgney, manager of tho Giants The practice tee was covered were the first of many celebrities with young hopefuls throughout the to be on hand. This la probably day and a few of Uio well-known the most unique tourney of Iti stars added color of the seme. kind in that the combination of The many well-known baseball | golf amt baseball go hand in hand. VreoMent and general manager of Southern Bell Telephone Company- Board To Discuss Fringe Area Fire Protection Tonight Top Item on tonight's agenda for the ..tecting of the Board of San­ ford City Commliiloners wilt be tha discussion of fire service out side tho city limits. In a previous meeting commlialoners discussed the possible ex panslon of tho Sanford Fire De­ partment at an approximate cost of 111,000 to the city In order to maintain service In the Sanford arCa and at the same time receive Commissioners requested that o higher rating from tho South eastern Fire Underwriters, additional Information be provld ed in order that a thorough study be made of the possible move or whether or not the city should keep fire protection to “ within the city limits." Other matters to be discussed by the Board of Commissioner! to­ night Include the proposed radio n ite m for the Fire,and. P/di-e.Df-, psrtrrFeirtaY two Sanford Civic Cen­ ter with John Burton IV, the aridteet for tha project; and an ap­ proval of the second statement for the Sanford Clvle Center. Commissioners will consider a request for a site for a target range made by the Sanford Gon Club; approve banks for deposl(Continued ex Page 3) New Farmers Market To Be Dedicated Friday . "Friday, Dee. 13.1 p. m. to “ D" produce, shorter buying time, and stock and nine agricultural-educa­ Dgy a | Sanford State Farmers' obtain the required quantltlei of tional facilities. Several statea M arket when the new modern the type and kind of produce de- have passed laws similar to Flor­ ida's law permitting the building market facility will be dedicated. sired. The result of this experiment of such a system. Grois sales for MTbls prestressed concrete building b o a tin g about *240,000 to one of far exceeded Commissioner of the year ending June 30. 193T, the mo«t up-to-date farmers' mar Agriculture Nathan Mayo's fond- totaled in excesa of 348 million v j g t o , la tho .country. It rep'ace* ast hopes and tha ensu|pg years dollars as compared to a little over the facilities deatroyed by fire saw the fulfillment of hto deerest 3300,000 the first year. Fiscal last April," according to L. H. dream to provide FOB farmer- assets today exceed *3.600.000, Suicess attained it shown by tha Lewis, Director of State Slarkets. market sales. Since the beginning, Florida's service* rendered through these Back in 1934 a wooden platform was erected In Sanford to he used market system has attracted na­ markets and by the fact that sev­ a i a meeting place for farmers tional attention—the first state eral have become price determin­ aod buyers. Hera grower* eou'd farmers' market system In the ing points on fresh winter vegegather produce In one central point United Stale -Federal and State ' tables. The Sanford Market has contin­ *%and through competitive buying Departments of Agriculture have ^Obtain FOB prices rompensatdty i spent much time studying the.* uously operated since Us opening •1 least to operating casts. Buyori msrketa which today number 11 date, Dec. 18, 1934, handling pro •1 u -- -*-* Kamnfft fniM fruit sad vegetable; fbur live- duce valued In excesa of 33J.800.- OOO over tho S3 year period. With oni exception It h a i paid all Its operating expenses during this time, including Ha prorata share of the expense of the main office. In spite of Its msln shed having been totally destroyed by fire as wall as ono other building burned out and considerable damage suf­ fered by another, the Sanford Market has operated full-time dur­ ing the season since the fire. All slate, county, city officials, buyers, producers and friends of the market are urged to attend the opening and dedication of the market. Ten of the vegetable markets winter vegetable! d e a l now. These are Pompano, Plant City, Fort Pierce, Sanford, Fort Myers, Pahokee, Florida City, Wauchula, Immokalfe and Palatka. Ronifay, Gadsden County (Quincy), Starke and Brookcr wiU come In for the early spring deal. The livestock markets operate year round. Frank G. George, consulting architect, formerly of Sanford, who supervised the work at San­ ford State Farm ers' Market, has moved hto effice to 119 North 4*h St.. Palatka. George stated the Sanford Market ia one of the moat outstanding of this type of ket and he feels the service the new facility will render grower* will far exceed the service render­ ed In the past. r • NEW SPAPER WEST CREW TO LAND u AID flkywarrinr e» the UH8 R*«ter ere (f« J*ha H, .Slasaee. CDH. N. K Melania, nail II. C Daffroe. A T L A tl lbrr« IUIIKU| U.3..S, i w i q ord N -- a rt] r u js Au m h> -kU*A •* *4 tha sanJ Sanford A un auuuw. auiww. the Christmas ta ta Denmark? la Syria? Poland? Ia Hungary? -•-jyHfi V A t « T - . . . " ATTENDING THE GALA) Mayralr Inn Opening Saturday night were (left to right) Kirby Fite J r Mrs. Pita and Carl llnbbeU. baveball great. (BUff Photo)' * ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Over 500 Attend 10th Mayfair Inn Opening There was a noto of gaiety for tho occasion that has never before existed. Souvenirs for (he opening occas­ ion were baseballs on which wae stamped “ Mayfair Inn 10th Anni­ versary Opening." Many visitors swarmed about a baseball great, Carl Hubbell and a golf star, Frank Slranalian. requesting them to autograph the souvenirs of tho occgalom • *" ♦ • • 1 l. Originally planned for 400 reser Ing night festivities were ManageV Frank Mebane Jr. and Mrs. Me­ vatlons, more than 300 places wero scl for the 19ST gala occasion. bane. The Tete Bukur Populalres, a Especially notable was the fact that visitor* milled about the lob­ by during the early cocktail hour and were served Instantly, even llmugli the Mayfair Inn facilities were taxed to its capacity. More than 300 Sanford ami Can tral Florida citiieni at tended the biggest and finest Mayfair Inn Opening celebrations ever staged here. • Celebrating Ita 10th anniversary Opening, the Mayfair Inn tobhy, dining room, amt ballroom were redecorated and refurnished for the occasion, A c c id e n t Victim Gives Three Names Names were Important to Con- Wheeler to the Goldsboro area to liable J. Q. “ Slim" Galloway, but pol/it out Joe Thomas’ house. When It took some time to get down to Constable Galloway stopped hU the correct one Friday night when car, the Negro Identifying h'msclf a 1931 Ford sedan skidded 313 as James Wheeler ran. Constable Galloway said that ho feet to stop only Inches In the path found James Wheeler a b o u t of an oncoming train. The automobile, traveling south nno hour later. .Tames Wheeler on the Upeala Road, left the high­ actually turned out la be James way on a curve apparently out of Hurke, borrower of the automobile control, tore down a power pole and Its driver as well as the same guy wire, plowed through about man he had Identified a* Joe SO feet of ground, and came to a Thomas. stop In a ditch alongside the At­ 'the ear was the property of Leo lantic Coast Line railroad track*. Peterson of Goldsboro. Only minor damage resulted Hurke was bulged in the Semiwhen the train clipped the car on note County Jail charged with Iti bumper. reckless driving while drinking. A 37-year-old Negro at the scene Hand wss set at 3300. of the accident about 1:30 Saturday morning told Constable Galloway that Joe Thomai was tha driver and owner of the car. He Identi­ The General Henry Shelton San fied himself as James Wheeler, a passenger In the wrecked ear. ford Memorial Library was offi­ Howevtr, he told Constable Gallo­ cially opened Friday afternoon way that be knew where Joe with a reception that drew a hugThomas lived and could take him | group of Interested citizens, to the house. ; As visitors were greeted at the Completing hto investigation o f1entrsnciway to the Library, they the crash, Qalloway took James | Elk’s Charity Ball Scheduled Dec. 21 A t M ayfair Inn trio of top mnilcUni seemingly wero tho favorites of tho hug* crowd which danced to specially arranged musical numbers. Tho "Populalres", according to Man­ ager Fran!. Mebane Jr., have been retained for a nightly appearanca In the cocktail lounge of the May* fair Inn throughout tha season. Visitor's acclaimed this year's Mayfslr Inn opening u the mort cotnrtW and ' (8 7 of tho hotel-) Ma­ lory. The Mayfair Inn Opening night celebration Immediately preceded tho first day of tba Mayfair Inn's 313,000 PGA Open which got under­ way today with practice rounds. Golfers from all ovar the country streamed Into the hotel to take part In tha tournament. The Elk'i Charity Ball, an an­ nual event tn raise funds with which to contribute to charitable organisations, will be held thla year at Ihe Mayfair Inn Satur day Dee. 31. Reservations are now being made at Ihe Club with E. J Stoughton Jr. Tony Peres and his orchestra have been engaged to provide music for dancing to begin at 9:30 and continue until 1:30. A spokesman for the Elks Club said that dress Is optional and that attendance prises will be awarded. Additional Local News On Page 3 P ainter Displays Pastels A t M ayfair A retired U. S. Marine Officer, who resides In Lake Mary, srill put on display beginning today a collection of original paiteis ho has completed. The display will be placed tn tha TV Room of Ihe Mayfair Inn and la open for visitors dally through the holidays. Philip D. Mltchcl, tha retired U. S. Marina Officer, studied art at the Bowman Art School In New York, the High Museum of Art In Atlanta, Ga., and at Miami Uni­ versity. The original pastels ar. arled and Include landscapes, birds, boats, seascapes, animals portray­ ing action, a few scenes done In Old Mexico, and seanes on the St. Johns River. Memorial Library Officially Opened received their first filmpse of one of Florida’* most valuable collec­ tion of literature. General San­ ford's personal library has been catalogued and made ready for those who will be reading about world history and doing research on the early days of Sanford from the founder’s own words. The I ’-rsry hsi been put Into top shape by Miss Franrlne Flana­ gan, a librarian who Is famillsr with the languages in which the library books ars printed. Notable alio to tha visitors were the original paintings of General Sanford, Mrs. Sanford, and many members of the Sanford family. Articles and memoirs appeared generously placed about the lib­ rary to recall many of the events of the early years of Sanford's founding and of th j beginning of America’s gru th and Importance among nations. Ret.lvlng guests at the recc^ tion Friday afternoon were mem­ bers of the General Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library's board of managers and those who played a prominent part in creating the library. Randal Chase, Gen. J. C. Hutchison, II. B. Pope, Mr*. Fred T. Williams, Dr. J. Barnard Root. I C. R. Dawsm. the Rev. Fred En* minger and many othera. Representing the City and the County were Mayor David Gatchel and Co.nmtostoa Chairman Fred Dyson. Many of the descendant* of fam­ ilies who were among tho (lr>t settlers of Sanford were present at tha reception to see the library tor the first time and to be on hand to meet the many cltiitna LOOKING AT HOME of Ihe Items on HI*pUy at the new t.'raeral Sanford M tnorlal Library U part who attended the reception. et the erowd attending Ihe opening Friday. (Staff l hole) �¥ n m s A c w f nJwkAr/idwr ^OuTuiawHH?1 « U U MV HUM! MMTUL1WK PtT**.MViUJM ou« jew el COUECTKM IS A TUMOUR B U M E ^ U ^ ^ C E l liPEAT TOURIST ATTRACTION 1 WILL NEIOMOMRjNMTOft MV SLUM CLEARANCE PROGRAM, ClEABAHCc ( BALANCE THE ’ BOR MONK THi TOURIST IR A K / KEEP6USKH r m - < J nOaBAMMUfd Bl£6£T* WHERECAH J « T » O N « Y ? V -t BUT.VOJR MI6HNESA TOUVt^ ALOlApy WANT THE NJNPEPW VKt»» T D U t/r/C SO W N JSW B l MOWOHI ( in c o a ia n d a r % COUKrMW.MML WBMHOAH' MVNO6MKAN0I “t'n/giw H \ PBEftPETBA.^ The V/OAK MI«tJ Hff<a>AM PS' N > / THE 1 TM6V&60MS SOl-P'CBS f U S . 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" NOU ^ MEAN stilts HI .'HOW'S about a t DATS POO 1 ,TVi* HOP * , B u r :S U R E ^ Pi t y t h e a « L ^ W H o ae rssru ae W ith TWATNtW . Y C lN -E Q /^ d �wpraw * ft i a t w t V m ll ------- -----------S B -------*■ . Mon. D«e. t, 1957—P a n 8 VAH-9 Returning From Deplopent "On USS Ranger Texaco Reveals New Speed-Charge Service System Residents of the Sanford area who hold Texaco eredit cards are currently receiving plastle cards, which introduce the new Texaco Speed-Charge Service, one of the natlon*i largest credit aystema, W. H. Griffin, Jr., District Manager, for The Texas Company at Jack­ sonville, has announced. The new cards become effective January 1, ta n . Griffin said that more than >,700.000 cards are now in the mails, and the new system, adopted as a result of yean of careful planning, represents the latest word In speed and efficiency. He said that the new system is of unique conven­ ience to motorists because it la honored for eredit purchases by more than 35,000 Texaco dealers in every one of the 41 States and throughout Canada. A time-saving feature of the new Texaco Speed-Charge Service is a streamlined imprinter used at the service station. This new device prints 90 per cent of the invoice in one quick motion, with preci­ sion and accuracy. In addition. The Texas Company is instilling a completely new sys­ tem of electro-mechanleil account­ ing equipment at New York, Chi­ cago, Houston, and Loq Angeles to process the more than 100.000,000 separate invoices that will re­ sult from Texaco credit card trans­ actions during the coming year. f t * B u t ot Heavy Attack Squidfa s H!ss returned to Sanford yes­ terday from a deployment on board the Navy’s neweit aircraft carder, the USS Ranger. VAH9, after returning from NATO axerd ie Strike-back on board the USS S a r a to g a in October, was selected to participate in the Ranger's shakedown cruise. Advance ele­ ments of the squadron flew tp the USS Ranger lest than three weeks after their return from the frigid waters north of the Arctic Circle. Crews from Nine had the honor of landing the first A3D sweptwing Jet bomber on the Ranger. Cdr. N. K. Mclnnls, USN. VAH9 Operations Officer, landed his Sky•w a rrio r aboard on Nov. 12. and was followed swiftly by five other VAH-9 aircraft. The USS Ranger, latest of the Navy’s giant Forrestal elass air­ craft eard ers, conducted h e r shakedown, or trial, cruise primaril.' In Carribean waters south of Cuba. The entire Sanford squad­ ron followed the advance elements aboard on Nov. ll, and afforded J h « new card ers erew valuable Experience In shipboard handling *■ modem Jet-type planes. Capt. J. R. Reedy. USN, ComHatWing One, and members of his staff were aboard the Ranger on an inspection tour. Capt. Reedy became the first officer of his rank to pilot an A3D Skywarrior on board an aircraft carrier when he flew a flight from the Ringer’s deck and landed back aboard on ^N ov. 32. “ Advance flight crews of Hitron Nine ardved back In Sanford last Wednesday. Approximately onehalf the squadron la scheduled to leave again today for a short cruise on board the USS Forrestal. >, • ’ • • • $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 ( C i a l i m i ( M p a * 1) it’* kind in the entire atate end it looka as though they have suc­ ceeded. T ip Twelve Money Winner* fee *57 Dick Mayer, St. Peters­ burg, Fla. $*5,933.00 Doug Ford, Mahopae, N. Y. *5,0*4-37 Dow nnatcrwald, Tequesta, Fla. »,147.0* Sara Snead, White Sul­ phur Springs, W. Va. 2M00.S3 Arnold Palmer, Latrobc Penn. 37,937.10 m Paul Harney, Bolton, Maas. 21.715.43 Bill Caiper, Bonita, Calif. »,907.33 Art WaU Jr., Pocano Manor, Penn. 30.317.43 At Balding, Miami, Fla. 19,174.50 Mike Souchak, Grosslnger, N. Y. 11,297.34 Jimmy Demaret, Kiameaha Lake, N. Y. 17,400 91 Jay Hebert, Sanford, Fla. IT, 403.99 Board (Continued from Page 1) torles, adopt a resolution regard­ ing Dr. J. N. Tolar; and conilder a resuest to operate a taxicab to and Irom Midway. One bid, that of supplies for the Utility Department, will be considered. Miscellaneous business from the floor a 1 from commissioners, not appearing on the agenda, will be considered. ASSISTANT TRAINER DIES MIAMI (UP)— Bart Sweeney, 57-year-old assistant to veteran trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, died following a heart attack Tuesday. Sweeney, whose assign­ ments included caring for such horses as Nashua and Bold Ruler, was taken to a hospital shortly after arriving here last Friday for the start of the winter racing season. Enterprise By Ilf Ira Sipdgras* The regular meeting of tho W. S. C. S. of the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church was held at the homa of Mrs. J, V. Richards with Mr*. Louise Wilson and Mrs. Ida Padgett as co-hostesses. The pro­ gram for th* evening waa on “Japan” and conducted by Mra. Harry Anderson. During the busi­ ness session, plana were completed JOHN* L. IM U 'M I.r .r C h a ir m a n . Uoard o f Publle for the rummage sale during the I n a t ru c t l o n for tiem lnole early part of January and the C o u n ty . F l o r i d a group is planning to aerva refresh­ IL T. Mllwaa. Hacratar v B u p a r l n t e n d a n t of P u b l i c I n atru c- ments at the church Christmas tl O B party, date announced later. It 1* T i l hi CU l H T O F TMB* I’OL HTV waa reported that approximately J l 1h «s:. I 11 M I hi Ola K t o r n ) . $25 waa cleared on baked aale and FI.OM Itl.1, IT PHOM.irM* 1.) Mr. F 9 T A T K OF added to local treasury. Mrs. Ray­ M A T T H E W II. DAVIDSON, also mond Lawaon of Osteen was ap­ k n o w n a s MATTHMW H. DAVIDpointed to fill the vacancy of sec­ •ON', JU . Dacoasad retary of supplies, caused by the TO ALL (MCU1TOMS A M I Philt* »OA» H A I I I t i t 'L A I l l g OM UK- resignation of Mra. Laurimore. m.% .him \t. % I>or a% iii s;*»ra rail The group sang Christmas car­ You a n d each o f you a r o h ereby a o t l t l e d a n d r e q u i t e d t o p r e s e n t ols and enjoyed the get-lo-gethcr a n y cl a i m s an d d e m a n d s w h i c h you. time and delicious refreshments or either oC you, may h ave , ag ain st the oat at a of M a t­ lerved by the hostesses. t h e w II. D a v id s o n , a/k /a Mrs. W. C. Lawson entertained M a t t h e w II. D a v id s o n Jr., d ev es ted , with a dinner party at her home l a t o of s a id C o u n ty , to t h e County J u d g e of dem lnolo C o u n ty , F lo rid a, on Stone Island Friday evening. a t hie o ffice In t h a c o u r t h o u se of Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Sam aal*l C o u n ty a t Hanford. F lo rid a , w i t h i n e i g h t r s l e n d s r m o n t h s from l*awson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dann (h e tim e o( t h e f irs t p u b lic a tio n of Jr. and Mr. and Mra. Dave Ragon t h l a notice. K*«h claim o r dem an d of Orlando. • h a l l he In w r i t in g , a n d etiall s t a te Col. Charles Weaver has spent t h a p lace o f residen ce and post o f f i c e a d d r e e t of t h e t l a l m a n t . and several days this week in St. sh a ll be s w o rn to by t h e c la im a n t, a g e n t , o r a t t o r n e y , an d a n v such Petersburg on business. c l a i m o r d em an d n o t so filed ahall Mr. and Mrs. Bill Erwin of Phi­ be void. ladelphia, Penn, were holiday r e a r l K Dav idson A t e t e c u t o r of t h e Last guests of Mr. and Mra. L. O. Day­ Will a n d T e s t a m e n t of M a tth e w If. Dav id so n . aUo man. They left over the week end known a* M a t th e w If. for a visit in the southern part Davidson. J r . deceased of the state. F l r » t p u b l i c a t i o n Nov. 21. 1917, Guests last week at the home A l l y : W. K. W i n d e r * e s Ho W i n t e r P a r k . Fla. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stultz were T h # B o« M o f C o u n ty C n p i n t l i i l o n / Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of e r a o f Hemlnole C o u n t ) . FlorMa. Rcdbank, N. J. and Mr. and Mrs. w ill receive bMa a t (ha C l e r k 's Offlea In t h e C o u r t l l o u t * a t Hanford, Charles Connell and children of u p lo l ; M o'c lo ck P. M. D ecem b er SL Petersburg over the weekend. K . 1917 fo r t h e f o llo w la g : Guests at the home of Mr. and I t e m No. t Mra. Harvey Dunn over holidays F u r n i s h i n g all la b o r an<t m a ­ and week end were Mra. Cornelia t e r i a l s s n 4 c u m p leta In sta lla ­ Priddy and George Patterson of tio n o f th* f o llo w in g detcrlbe*! fen ce a t T h e Dig T r e e P a r k : ■Miami. Mr. and Mrs. John Karl t l « e lineal feet of h u r r i c a n e Ogden and family of Jacksonville f en ce 4 feet high. N e c e ssa ry m e t a l post s e t In and Charles Dunn of Tampa. co n crete. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wright spent 2— 1® foot gate*. \ the holidays and week end at the I te m No. S home of their daughter bliss Ber­ One M l Double F ac#.| ftlope i T o p C o u n ter w ith th * follo w in g tha Wright of Jacksonville. gwnwrsl *p« rtflc* tlone: Mr. and Mra. Clarence Hender­ I t o p e n in g on each iMeson and family, who plan to make C o n ttn u « u e linoleum Inp w ith b r o n t a b ead ed binding. their home *in Daytona Beach 2 — I r o l le r shelf starter visited friends Tuesday. Clarence unite. 3d— I r o l le r eh elf a a n e t made his former home here it units. the Children’s Home. 3 — t>slr e n d panel* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of 3 — I t a r t e r u n it baaee. 21— an n e x u n it »»*•**. Atlanta, Ga., who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Light, are P M to he acco rd in g t o s k e t c h on file In t h e C l e r k 's Offlre. visiting friends and relatives in C o lo r—ol ive g r e e n th* southern part of the state this T h * ab ove t o ha co m p letely I n ­ week. They plan to return at the s ta lle d l* t h e Hecord V a u l t ef end of the week. t h e C l e r k 's O ffir* n t h e C o u r t l l o u t e a t Hanford* F lo rid a . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sarver will return this w*ek end after a visit I n s t a l l a t i o n t e also coniine of e p a c . n g p r e se n t co u n ter * so as with friend* and relatives. Mra. t o leav e 3— I I Inch o u t e r aisle s Sarver baa been visiting her fami­ a n d 2— 11 lach c e n t e r alelea. ly In Virginia while Mr. Sarver K q u lp m e n t t o ha eq u al to line m a n u f a c t u r e d b y W a te o n M t n u visited and did some deer hunting f a c t u r l n g C o m p an y . In Ohio. Legal Notice N O T irie o r r o i i K c L o i t N i s s %i *k bv clkkk o r r m c i r r ro i ht m NUTICK IS HKUKDY UIVK.N t h a t ® t h o u n d t r t l s n a d . O. P. lltrn«1on. C l a r k of th o C i r c u i t C o u r t o f M«mi« Bolo C o u n t y . Florida* w lU o r th o l l t h dajr o f Dot e m b e r , 1117* a t 11:00 A . M. a t t h o m a i n d o o r o f t h o Court lloiaoo of Jfem lnolo C o u n t y , U tho C i t y o f H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , o f f e r for m Io aod s e l l a t p u b lic o u t c r y to t h o h l a h o a t a n d b o t t Milder for o a t h , t h o ( o l l o w l n i d e a r r tb o d p r o ­ p e r t y a d n a t a In Htm lnolo County* F lorida, lo - w lt; leot T w e n t y . o l r <3€) o f fltock T w e n t y - T w o (13) o t Pino* l.evol Hubd lvlelun, a f r o r d l n f f to P l a t t h e r e o f ao d u l y r e c o r d e d In P l a t I to o k I. a t p a g o a S t a n d 17 o f th o P u b lto llei o rd o o f Bomlnolo C o u n t y . Florida. o r a u a n t t o t h o F i n a l D o crao of o r e c lo a u r o e n t e r e d In a r a e o p e n d ­ in g In oald C o u r t , t h e ot ylo o f which to Mld-Mtato I n v e s t m e n t C o rpora* lion , a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n . P l a i n ­ t i f f , va. C h a r l o t t e t l r y a n f . a alngla Woman. D e f e n d a n t , a n d t h a d o ck et n u m b e r of w h i c h la M i l . W lT N K iW m e han d a n d t h e offlr i e l aeal of a a t d C o u r t, th la I t h day tC D a c e m b a r. l f IT . • f O. P. HKRKDOy. C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt Hy O. P. I l a r n d o n w C lark H A R R T Si. HOUR* A ttorney fo r Plaintiff Site M organ S t r e e t P. O Ilox SStS T a m p a I, F l o r i d a A l l \ F.ItTinKVIF.TT F o i l till)* T h e Hoar d ttf P u b lic I n a t r u c t l o n for P am lao la C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , will r e ­ ceiv e bide f o r t h a f u r n d h l n g o f all la b o r , m a t e r i a l s . e q u i p m e n t and aerv tcea r e q u i r e d for t h a c o n s t r u c ­ t i o n o f C l a a e ro o m A dditions to Be mlnola H i g h Bchool. (co n aletln g of t e a rla a a r o o m a , t o i l e t s , co v ersd £ * a l k > . e t c ) ; a n d 1917 Addition to ^ C r o o m s Aca demy* f c o n s l a t l n g of e i g h t e l a s a r o o m a . fo lia te , covered w a l k s a n d n e w b o i l e r p l a n t ) ; both p r o j e c t * In H anford . Hem lnole C o u n ­ t y . F l o r i d a : u n t i l lo an a. m , J a n ­ u a r y I. 1911. a t t h e School A d m in ­ i s t r a t i o n B u i l d i n g . C o m m e r c i a l A v e­ nue. H an fo rd . F lo rid a , a t w hich Km * a n d p l a c n t h e bide will be p u b lic ly op en, d a n d r e a d aloud. D r a w i n g * a n d ap eclflcatlo n e m ay be o b t a i n e d b y d e p o s i ti n g f l o i. M w i t h t h a A r c h i t e c t , J o h n A. Iturton IV. C o m e r F i r s t k t r e e t a n d Mellon* v l l l e A v en u e. Hanford, F l o ri d a , for - t h e f lre t e e l «af d o c u m e n t * o b ta ln 0 9 i | Much slepoelt will he refu nded In full to e a c h p e r so n w h p retu rn * t h e * |o r o m en ta In go od condition w i t h i n I* d a y * a f t e r t h e b i d o p en ­ i n g ; w l t b e i c e p t l n n a t n o t e d below. A d d i t i o n a l eeta m a r be o h te ln e n a t th * co at o f |Sa each , w hich It h a l f r e f u n d a b l e . U e e e ra l C o n t r a c t ­ o r* a e r u r l n g d o c u m e n t* a n d not s u b m i t t i n g p r o p o s a l t ah ill be refu n d ed o n e - h a l f o f d ep o s it upon ret u r n of d n c u m e i t a In g o o d c o n d i ­ tio n . A c e r t i f i e d c h e c k o r b e n k d raft. p a > a b t e t o t h e B oard o f P u b lic lastructlo a for Hemlnole Count y. ^ F l o r i d a , r . H. f l o v e r n m e n t llnnds. ^ > r a a a t l n f a c t o r y bid b o n d i t e r a t e d by t h e b i d d e r an d a c c e p t a b l e aurat i e s In a n a m o u n t e q u a l t o five per c a n t o f t h o b id ahall bo a u b m l t t e d w i t h e a c h bid. ... . T h e a u c c e e a fu l b i d d e r w ill ha ran u l r s d t o f u r n i s h a n d p ay f«r *atl e f a c t o r y p e r f . r r m a n c o an d pay m en t bond nr bonds. . . . . .... A t t e n t i o n la c a lle d to t h e fact th a t n o t less t h a n th * m in im u m talari#* a n d w a g e s a e se t f o r t h In t h o H p e c t flc o fl o n s m u s t be paid on th la proT h e B o a rd o f P u b lle I n s t r u c t ! * * for H«mlaole C o u n t y . F l o ri d a , r t t e r v s s ■ t h e r i g h t t o r s l e c t a n v a n d / o r all bid* o r t o w a l v o a n y I n f o r m a l i t ie s In th # b i d d i n g . No bi d shntl be w t h d r a w n f o r o perio d o f fifteen f t l ) d s v e t u b s e q u e n t to «he o p en , t o g of M da w i t h o u t t h e co n s e n t of t h o B o a rd . O. D. F arre ll’s J Arcade Package Store Featuring Tha Very Beat 310 E. la t 1111s will bo open ed a n d c o n s id e r ­ ed a t a m e e t i n g t o be held D ece m ­ b er IT. t i l l . A ttest: a P. Iteration. Clerk. i f . A. Pjreon, C h a ir m a n Break up or shave piece* of a candy bar over lee cream for an to pping o u J iA /fo |F ~ ? U r n ... I G ram m ar School M eets Lake Monroe Twice On Gridiron Aa a prelude to the Peanut Bowl game to be played Friday night at the Sanford Memorial Stadium. Sanford Grammar School met Lake Monroe touch football on both Thursday and Friday. Both gamea were played at Lake Monroe. Sanford Grammar School lost Uio first game T-* and eama back on Friday to taka the gama 22-7. Principal Herald Heckenbach said that both games srere nip and tuck for tha two teama. However, he said, excellent school spirit waa displayed aa the data nears for tha annual Peanut Bowl Game festivities. Combined Lions Club Zone Party Plans Underway Southern (Continued From Pag* OM) Airtronics Internationa Corpora­ tion, represented by lta president, Robert G. Kramer, received the historic installation which waa placed In service in the new elec­ tronic firm’s recently completed manufacturing plant. This instilla­ tion placed Florida first among Southeastern States to reach the millionth Bell Telephone milestone. Alan Boyd, chairman of the Flori Ida Railroad and Public Utllltlc* Commission, at installation cere­ monies thia morning, placed the first call from the millionth tele­ phone to Senator W. A. Shands, president ot the Florida Senate at Gainesville. Speaking at commemorative lun­ cheon ceremonies honoring the oc­ casion. Boyd cited the Important contributions being made by Sou­ thern Bell Telephone Company to the growth of the state. “The ach­ ievement, represented by the In­ stallation ot the one millionth Bell system telephone, provides us with an excellent yardstick of Florida’s development. Since 1910, Southern Bell In Florida has gained an aver­ age of 09.500 telephones per year. Certainly such an achievement is Indicative of Southern Bell’s faith In Florida and Florida’! future,” he said. CASSELBERRY- William Digg!e. a member of the local IJona Club, waa appointed temporary chairman to formulate plans for a combined Lions Club Zone party. No date was announced but l( Is expected the party will be held In March of next year. Clubs of Zone 1, southeast region three, that will participate In the affair are: Axalea Park, College Park, Colonlaltown, Casselberry, Winter Park and Lockhart. Higgle organized the first com­ bined Lions Zone party four years ago, when he was zone chairman. At that time the clubt In Orlando, Holden Heights, Plnecastle and Pine Hills were in Zone One. Bill Wallace of Winter Park, By Marian Jones chaiiman of Zone One, who ap­ OVIEDO—A fair size crowd pointed Diggle, said that all clubs of Zone Two would be invited to turned out Friday night to witness the first local basketball game be­ participate. tween the Oviedo I.lon and St. Cloud. Mrs. Marguerite Partin’s girls were In the opening game. When the St. Cloud lassies walked out on The Oviedo P-TA will meet to­ the floor, I almost held my breath morrow night at S p. m. in the —thew were all so tall. Coach Marguerite hid told me school auditorium. prior to the game that two of her Mrs. Thomas Moon, program chairman, says the Oviedo High guards were sick — Karen Boatright and Betty Puda. School Glc* Club will provide an Mrs. Partin had on her starting interesting and enjoyable program quintet one of her veteran for­ for the event. wards, Melanie Jackson, a senior A spokesman for th* Oviedo P- this year. Mary Ann Slaton, who TA said “We hope everyone will la quite tall herself, a Junior, Is In come.” the first five this year. In addition that little crackcrjack guard, Ann COLORED NEWS Deshazo, a Junior and only In Oviedo a little over a year, has turned forward. For her starting guards Friday night Mrs. Partin used Junto Flem­ ing, Ann Lundy and Pat Jackson. Funeral services "for Ed John­ Mary Ann made the first two son will be held at 2 p. m. Wednes­ points, Oviedo leading 30. St. day at the St. Paul Baptist Church Cloud quickly tallied with three to with ReV. B. II. Hodge officiating. tie the score. Both sides found dif­ ficulty In finding the basket, miss­ SPUTNIK SIGHTED ing many good lay-ups. The quart­ NASHVILLE, Tcnn. (UP)— The er ended 10-4 Oviedo’s favor. In rocket that sent Sputnik Into space the second quarter, the St. Cloud was visible here Monday night, al­ girls made only two points, end­ lowing a local television station to ing 19 fl, Oviedo. get a live two-minute shot of it. Coach Marguerite Partin Inter­ WSM-TV caught the brilliant rock­ changed her girls, giving many of et aa it streaked by at about 45 them the chance to play. Katherine degrees above the darkening hori­ Miklcr, Josephine Mikler, Sandrn zon between 5:12 and 5:14 p m , and Marlene Bellhorn all played passing southeast from Michigan at sometime during (he game as to North Carolina. well as llessle Fleming, Caro! Parker and Julie Gore. Curbside telephone pay stations Tha third quarter found the are being tried out in Chicago. Oviedo quintet well out In front, They may be used by a motorist 33-19. without his leaving the car. In lha final quarter, Coach Par- Girls' Basketball Quintet Wins Game Over St. Cloud Oviedo P-TA M eet Slated Tomorrow Johnson Funerol W ednesday 2 p.m. SEASO N OPENS SA TU RD A Y NIGHT • 11 Big; R acesa Pont T im e 8:10 p.m. • Luxurious Club H ouse• H eated Stands ^ ■• . 9 W r i t DIMONSTRATI. . , Come we Studebaker-Paekard's aU-oev Hsvk-tnjp(r*d styling. Se* America's lowest-priced, fuIl-icd ear. the Scotsman . . . Uw famous Hawks . . . the all-new Pack­ ard*! Then gueet-driv* tha one that suit* you boat Do It—today/ ® S tu d e b a k e r •P a rk n rd U (u SANFORD MOTOR CO„ INC. 1001 S. Sanford Av*. Th. FA 2-13M SCHOOLING RACES N IG H TLY 7:30 p.m . OPENING M ATINEE W ED N ESD A Y DECEMBER 18th P lat (s Follow Championship Hacta at Jerry Collin* All New Track Lions On Top G eneva Resident Dies Saturday Mrs. Nell* N. Thomas, $2, died, at a local nursing homa at 4:45 p. m. Dee. 7 following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Thomas had lived In Gen­ eva for 54 years. She waa horn H*” h T‘ 1,71 ,n ®blon«. 'U* She waa a member of the Gen7a Methodist Church. Survivors Include one son, John i. Thomas, Geneva; one grandlaughter, Mrs. John Brumtey, Geneva; one grandson. Frank A. Thomas. U. S. Naval Aeademy at Annapolis, Md.; two great grand­ daughters, Deborah and Jennifer Brumlty of Geneva. Funeral services were held at 2 In St. Cloud Game Friday m. today a t Briaaon Funeral Home with the Ret. Georg* ton officiating. p . Burial was la Geneva Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were: C. H. Harrison, ft. T- SummerslQ, Homer Ballard, W. V. Wagnon, W. G. KUbee and Lester Brawn. Hospital Notes m F. Oglesby Dies In W inter Park @ 6 .A .C . F I N i— A N C E |OM ftliKtM ZkMtar tin’s girls held the St. Cloud girls to only four point gain, the game ending 41-22, favor of Vie local girls. This was the second victory for the Oviedo girls, their first being over Seville in the opening game of the season. Miry Ann made 3d points. Melanie 12, and Ann ReSnazo 11. 091(1 Houri. Doily 15; Friday 1-1; (lettd Saturday -ORIANOOD O W N T O W N —4 0 1 W a i t C e n t r a l A v s n v e . . . .GA rrf tn 3 -4 4 9 $ C O I O N I A I T O W N —1 2 4 3 t a i l Colonlol D rW e.G A rd an 5 2 4 4 1 ~ ~ 0 9 k » itoum Daily 9-5, Wadasafey» lotwdey M 2 L O A N S M A D I T O R I S I D I N T S 0 9 ALL N I A R B T T O W N S TUESDAY. DEC. 17 2 CHOICE INCOME PROPERTIES SIT. DOHA, Lake County 1:30 P.M.—MODERN DUPLEX 1355 Highland Av*. (U.B. llwy. 411) Situated on a large corner lot meas­ uring approx. 120‘xl22‘. Construction ia of concrete Mock with asbeatoa shingle roof. Living rooms feature Heatalator fireplaces. Adjacent to thia property is a lot of approximate­ ly 4S'xl22’ with many citrus trass, which may b* purchased separately or together with duplex. 3:30 P.M__ 4 UNIT APT. IlOUBR 811 E. Liberty Avt.—Clone te High­ land Ave. Fully furnished, on a lot approximate­ ly 145’x300\ The *ntlr* lot la fenced Ui protect the beautiful landscaping, large shndo and citrus trees, shrub* ami palms. All city conveniences are enjoyed. Enough room on the rear of the lot for an expansion. NOW 1(4 THE TIME! . . . to REI.L YOUR WORTHWHILE PROPERTIES by meant of th* Burreaaful Bine* t i l l IIANSHROUGH AUCTION METHOD. POTENTIAL BUYERS from Many State* are NOW IIEIIE! ~ and BEADY. Call IIAN.SllltOLT.il, GArden 4-1571. MONDAY. DEC. 19-1:10 P.M. I.AKF.FRONT HOME «m Lake Jennup. Semi""'* r 15 Ms. north af ORLANDO 14 511. nnuth <>f SXNKO'II) Eav« of U..S. 17-92 on State ltd. 419 Thla delightful -J bedroom, 1-balh homa I* prnetb-nllv new 14 months nidi Is well constructed with furred wall* xnd arphalt roof. Has a re ---» floored rarportn with 9x14* storage space. I » t «lre Is 70’xl25’. Home feature* ce-tar colored bathroom, fixtures, copper pipe*, knotty cypress panelling and built-in range and oven, narliecue pit and boat shelter. Location Is fa­ mous for excellent fi-hlng nnd hunting. l a i n Jessup connects with Ht. Johns River “The Nile of the Anieriesx” and tha Inland Waterway to the Atlantic Ocean. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18—1:30 P.M. 3-IIHDK0O51, 2-HVTII HOME Approx. 3 Arres on LAKE CECILS .llw y . 514—««x Ml. 5Ve*t ef KISSIMMEE Handy lo New .Merlin Plant Divided into 2 lot*—on* on which the home U situated front* on the highway and extends all the way to tho lake with a boat slip or basin running from the lake into a boat shelter. Th* extra lot fronts on tha lake. 1’roperty can tie bought as 2 separate tract* nr all together. Horn* is of masonry construction with as­ phalt ahingla roof. Th* New Martin I'lant recently opened and dedicated Wed., Dee. 4th, is very handy to this property being just 11 miles distant. THURSDAY. DEC. 19—1:30 P.M. OSBORN POULTRY FARM snd Il'iME On State ltd. 4.10-A, Approx. ] 5li. from ORANGE CITY—I Ml. from Caasadaga Property consisting of approx. 20 acre*, front* approx. 900’ on paved state rd. 430. Improve­ ment* consist of a .7-bedri>om hoe-s (it -• old) and prosparou* poultry business. Th* linos* Is of rypr*«* construction with uak 1 floor and a larg* cement floored screened front porch. It ha* .1 good six* bedrooms anil I* well provided with ample windows and FRIDAY, DEC. 20—1:39 P.M. U. S. llwy. ( I t —It* ML north ef ORLANDO « ROOM HOME (Furnished) Approx. IZ'i Acre*—Platted Lola Approx. 800 ft. Iliahway FRONTAGE and 125 ft. LAKH FRONTAGE RUT SEPARATELY! COMBINATION! AS A WHOLE! Horn* ronaDting of living room, din­ ing room, kitchen, 2 .bedrooms and Its baths. House tells completely furnished Including stove, refrigera­ tor aivl a Hotpoint automatic wathar. There’* excellent potential here for INVESTORS! DEVELOPERS! and BUILDERS! This would make an IDEAL SITE FOR A TRAILER COURT I Th* highway frontag* could be easily adapted to moat any busi­ ness us*. rlosrle. Thera ar* approx. 900 white leghorn pullets housed In 3 bldgs, plus a cement block egg room and a growing pen. Poultry houses are equipped with 8(0 laying cagua w.Js food trough* and running water. Space for many more cage*. Th* poultry may b* bought with nr without tha real astat*. A 3 or 4 year old International Tractor and ite equip­ ment, all In good condition, also sella. Many other coming llanrbrough auctions Incl'J ling: Ranchra, HubdlvMons, Motels. Restaurants,| Duplexes, Commercial Properties, Residential, etc. TERMS: 20% Down Ualance Announctd I I M J W M Njtionjl Realty & Auction CwnpJny Mctc.il) Bldg ORLANDO FLA CArdot 4 457IO ■ i i c i n . iu bOHUtti CU*1 iru 0 IN o . t * 10 w A r i v Located ft Mile* South Of Sanford — On Kt. 17-92 >f3l OVIEDO- ^Coi’ n u iu era quintet met the St. Cloud uoya In tha final game of tha evening. We watched them warm up before­ »hand. Tho St. Cloud boy* were DEC. • rather small In atatue comparing Admission* the difference In hei$ht to that of Jerry Lumberson (Sanford) the past few year*. Diane Sangster (Sanford) Carl Fabry, captain of the team Stt Zenobia Mabel Fagan (Deand the 9 ft. 4 eenter for the local Land) lads. Is the tallest boy Coach Mik­ James Edward Womack (San­ ler hai this year. ford) The retrieved on the first tipBirths off. passed the ball qnlckly to Baby girl to Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Kelsey for a three point James Lumberson (Sanford) lead. The first quarter was rather Dischargee slow, the end being Ovl*|* 11, St. Clayton Daniel Goodmood Frank Edward Oglesby, 37, died Cloud *. (Sanford) Saturday morning in Winter Park. Coach Mikler has Andy Duda re­ Jk former resident of Seminole Dorihea Child* (Sanford) turning to the basketball lineup County, he waa born In Lake Mon­ Diana L. Johnson (Sanford) after being out last year due to roe. Sonja Blackwood (Lake Mary) a back injury. Andy is doing quite Lucius Burke (Sanford) He la survived by six brother*. well, too. Mike Duda, who showed Lawtle Oglesby, Orlando; Shelton remarkable promise last year, Is Oglesby, William Oglesby, Pres­ WANTED ton Oglesby, Theodore Oglesby and also In there this year. By local organisation . . Man Jam es T. Oglesby, all of Sanford. Wallace Kelsey, ■ senior, was or Woman with experience In A military funeral will be held in the game quite frequently. 'i meeting public for part-tlmn The Oviedo lads were slow in the at 2 p. m. tomorrow and burial work. Moat bar* ear. ictery. I will be In Evergreen Cemetery second quarter and let the St. Write th* Herald, Box C -ll Giving eg*. Cloud, five climb up on them. They Cox-Parker Funeral Home .a in | , came up 13-12, tied the acore— charge. then forged ahead 15-13. Coach Miklcr quickly made a T H E R E ’S NO N E E D T O C O T substitution, sending in Jimmy Brookshire, a Junior, and Pete UlS H O P P IN G L IS T rey, a senior, for Wallace Kelsey, and Johnny Trslnsky. The switch In leadership on the score board seemed to wake the local quintet up. The game took We'll b* glad t* on a different tempo. With quick lay ups by Andy Duds, Cart Fabry, provide whatever and several of the other boys, they •xtra cash It gained 10 points in a< few m hutei, the half ending 23-15, Oviedo. raquirad »a cavoe Coach Miklcr Interchanged his boys frequently, too, also giving your holiday axpansato many the chance to play. The third quarter saw the locals, well out in front 39-24. William llart, Joseph Duda and Freddy Alford were alio used In FROM NOW O N TIL CHRISTMAS the game. • Open S atu rd ay s 9 to 12 Noon Carl Fabry led In points with 21 while Charles Webb bucketed 14 for St. Cloud. loone up t* $400 An electrochemical has been de­ veloped that may rival the vacuum tube and the translator as a basic electronic component. It depends C O R P O R A T I O N on the movements of ions In a solu­ ----------------------------SANFORD tion Instead of in a gas, vacuum or It! solid. I I I Wttl first S in tl...................................... F ilif s iM N I I . It, I . f l i t lO U IV t'lU •„ / ^1 , 9 J \^ »» ’ J U - ifi! > a o * o \ -\ ^M Writ# (or CompleU Descript Iv# Folder* 1 �w .¥ p re ign e a ^ l 'a thto report, Tita sent Urn Oran af Ua speech to Moscow to advance aa a matter at courtesy. It was returned, the report says, with drastic deletion] and revisions made by Xkrutb- a m n u M ip* le boycott r:" ;■ Y- tiMWSsnsoauuKyneeldnts hers at this par­ ticular time law enforcement officials a n equally baffled aa to why these Accidents are fotitlnqinr. How mans more Vfll th en be? They win be just as often aa the last sin if motorists fafl to hoed warnings to slow down, be m en careful, comply with traffic regulations, and keep that foot off the ac­ celerator I Each and every person who drives and operates an automobile in Seminole County is an important one. Thex're important aa tax payers, aa wage earners, aa-potential leaders in our community, aa protectors of our country—they are so important that we don't want to lose a ■ingle one due to eareieaaneaa or oversight Every railroad creasing in Seminole Coun­ ty !e adequately marked with signs denot- — d n itk o O y If icn ith in f matter that gamut oolvt gath er wnddaprobputttag togothar * workable model l intricate »«*»*»<«*In Seminole County—In leee then , weeks — there here been alx out©i_treIn crasbox, • some unknown reaeon, eutoiata have „ _ J e u t the trafne, moetly in the dead r night, to bump tote or place themeehree where they would be h it i to say, that ovtryono who attempts to be careful ___ ____ „ e r . It la Teeaowehle i tay that they would be watchful of dan* - «r potential danger, i every instance, the eraehea that occur* here in our county, could hare ban led. And In each instance there was a bittty that injuries auaUined could have fatal . ___j are none of us who want to be I away from an accident, eoch as those _ occurred in our good county, dead _j.lxjurfca received in eueh tragedies aa eutomohfle train crash. officials a n mystified as to why Justice Dept. Taking On New Look fn<r a eroMlnr from elthe* .itmt'rm. *Ullnada furnish signs, the itato furniahea aigne, the county furniahea signs—so there is no good reason when an excuse eueh aa "I didn't see It" is given. When you’re approaching n railroad eroaaiar—Look Out! Be careful! Heed the signal By MRLKNTMOMAB day. UoNag rtm mad Regers n ek s next to Vice ProaWAftflNQTON (VP)—to e Jus­ dent Rickard M. Nixon aa GOP tice Department is taking on a glamor bey. But they are net'ri­ look under the d y n a m i c vals for political favor. They are leadership of Attorney General cloee friends, and Rogers la among thorn plugging the hardest for Ni­ WUllsm Pierce Rogers. Oaly • few weeks on the job, xon to via the next Republican Rogers alrssdy Is setiog like ■ presidential nomination. Rogara now prominent* la tho new broom sweeping cloth. In thst brief time, the new Republican sun was spotlighted A.G.” has filled two of four top- after President Elsenhower's Nov. level vacancies In the depart­ IS cerebral attack. cause the likelihood of failure is so great ment ffe also has msde some Acting at tho request of tho in inch cases, our test launchings should staff changss, and a number of White House staff, Rogara quest­ have been conducted quietly instead of in tap strata shifts appear to bs In ioned the doctors, studied tho sit­ uation, and came bp with the de­ the wind. the glare of light that was focused on Cape to e handsome, hard-driving cision that na delegation of pres­ Canaveral. Rogers is lathering around Mm idential duties wai necessary. The failure waa even more a failure of bcifht and brainy man bearing Nixon and Rogara h o v e r e d like Mm the stamp of "modern dose to the President d u r i n g propaganda than of technology. Republicanism." Two such men those critical hours whan tho doca a -w arc federal Judft Lawrtncs E. ton wen confirming their diag­ the new deputy attorney nosis. They have toamad up many Auto Trash Baskets N eeded Walsh, general-designate, and W. Wilson times. "What shall I do with this soft drink WMte who will head the new Civil Nixen Asked too Advice bottle, Daddy?" Rights Division. It was to Began1 homo that tha Two Jabs Open vice president apod for advice and "Throw it out of the window." still haa to pick man to comfort when President Elsenhow­ Our litter-strewn highways suggest that fillRogers the top job in the criminal er suffered Ms heart attack in there must be many conversations like this. division and the office of depart' 1U3. Many driven and passengers seem to have m*nt legal counsel. During tlu 1152 presidential •o sense of misconduct in discarding un­ No abrupt shake-up Is antleipat. campaign, Rogers was one of wanted possessions on the open road, even ed, but gradually and smoothly Nixon's chief political advisors. Rogors la expected to place Ho was at Nixon's elbow during when danger results. around him his own coterie of lo­ the disquieting days that foilowed Wastebaskets are indispenaible In homes, gs! experts. disclosure of tho private fund and street trash cans get a good deal of MtanwhUc, Rogers has stepped raised by California friends for waste that otherwise would litter streets into the shoes of formor Attorney Nixon. and sidewalks. This moves Wilbur Jones, General Herbert Brownell Jr. Uke ft waa Rogors who told Nixon long groomed for tho post. to appeal to the public at he chairman of the Road Board of Florida, to sAspro number two man In the de­ would to a jury. The result was ask three leading auto manufacturers to in­ partment under BrowasU, Rogers tho (famous broadcast to which stall built-in trash baskets in their future had a hand In all .the policy-mak­ Nixon said tho only personal gift ing decisions—and a bigger hand ha over got waa his dog "Chock models. In seeing thst they were carried era.* Conceivably the reply may be that which out. Rogers Is lean, broad - shouldseems to have greeted the campaign to make That Rogers Is a newcomer in the dared, six-feat tall. Ha la photo­ safety belts standard car equipment It will Rlsenhower administration an^ genic and as handsoma in a cleanbe said that trash baskets would add to tho Republican hlararehy is gen­ cut way as a movie idol. the coat and reduce car sales. But they erally eoncaded. His rise In the Rogers Is to, a half-year young national political picture has been er than Nixon. In addition to Would be a big help! swift charm, ho possesses ability. He a S a Presidealia] Timber won his political spurs when as Economists have concluded that many Aa attorney general, tho affa­ counsel for a Senate Investigating family budgets fail mostly because they ble, blond-hatred, blue-eyed Rog­ committee during the Truman ad ers will be constantly la tho lime­ ministration, he helped to expose are too easily budged. light. Some observers believe ha the “mink eoet" and " d e e p 4 a a will be presidential Umber tom e- j freeis" scandals. It W as A Failure O f Propaganda Whan the much-heralded launching of Vanmild on the fourth of December fisaied out a valve didn't work, the world nsweea with chuckles. The United States •stellite was dubbed Speetnik ("opooV* means late) and Bputternik and various other things rather less polite. A couple of dan liter, the announcement went out t u t all was now In order and the satellite would be duly flung Into its orbit At the scheduled moment there was a flash, and a puff of black amoks- and that was all. The chuckles and snicken of the world resumed, crescendo I th is unfortunate propaganda failure, Which has resulted in making this country • global laughingstock, could have been avoided. It could have been avoided by the simple expedient of not boasting quits so brathly that on such and such a day we were going to send up a moon. No o m can reasonably blame the scientis­ ts and technicians responsible for the launch­ ing of Vanguard. They had a run of bed luck. Mechanical failures are to be expected when experimental models are being tried out But exactly because of that, exactly bc- THe Sanford Herald I riM Batter Dfttkw STI a t S a n t S, UTS ISIS at l i t Art _ I* ____ __ plttUtM* I M M s ' U M t l i I S . R lM fS te SSOItor O T t T S a. CPSM1XQ. ASrarttrtaa Maaaa.r Sa n a ia M AaiSaaaMr by Otaeial AStwtUlaa ■ante* laa. Ml O a>,ila SbHimv S . r t a lia . ______________AtSaaia. B r a r p t a _______________ _ " “ " a t - a r . - s s r ^ a a a - . . s t a . -* whtefc T%* Htrali la a a t e W , a t tea t'olte* ___ _____ n itM tH lr W l i t m i la* taabllMtlaa a t an i l l taaal aawa prtalaO la 11*1 ’ ' ■ rsB cnim on katmb ■j Canter i t - aa* m l Oaa ■ • « * ! Sl.*a e * n . M-aia. s i . M-atka Oa. T.ar _ gs*ee 9V«tI am a All oallaar* aaite.». rant a t tkaaki. **Mlallaaa aaS Matlraa a t aat**ialaairat fa* l i t »ar*aar at ratelaa taaS* all! te - l a m S la* af raaala* aSantlataa rat,-. Monday, December 9, 1067 dispatch cow meottog af Rad leaders. TUo trid Ms Tito, after suffer.ag a conven­ ient attack M lumbago wMrh delegates to try to Bad out jun to Mi rteg Khrushchev la to hU closed him to cancel Ida plan to from MI ovs by Con- attend the Moscow mooting, or­ ■Id ho dered his own delegatee la rufhsa delegate* went home, the Partita to to ten Tito thit aa wolf as to those uader Comma- to sign tha 'a position Is unstable st rule. because powerful elements in the Soviet Russia failed ia so at­ Then to Increasing tempt to wte support for a bid to that relations between Tito and Soviet Communist party atm went form a mow International Commu­ the Russian Communists are pret­ to revfrt to Stalin-type rule. nist organisation, which it would ty bad. In this* connection, a report pub­ have sought to dominate. KEROSENE 18c Both President Tito of Yuge lished to London says that the m l 18c slavte and Communist loader ration TUo refused to go to MooWladystew Gomu'ks of Poland cow wan that Nikita S. Khrush­ IMPERIAL SERVICE wore among those who refused to chev, tho Soviet Communist load­ STATION s g m to tho setting up of any er, tried to censor a speech ha Car. IMh A such organisation. Intended to make. Now both Tito and Gomulka stem to hava refused to Uke any part la tha new propaganda pub­ lication. Won’t Risk V. S. E*Iollam Tho reason to that, tha material used la tho now publication nat­ urally would ho Utterly anti-west­ ern. Neither TUo nor Gomulka wants to toad Ms Basse to any­ thing of that sort and risk an­ tagonising tho United States. Gomulka to recent weeks has * of Ms differwith Russian Communist toodors. He Is la a difficult situa­ tion ,under attack in Ms own coun­ try by Ms follow Communists Us attempt to keep WRONG TARGET SALT LAKE CITY - « - Mery Ann Roopeiana, IT, who ha eked her car slowly from a driveway to avoid hitting tom# garbage cans, was forced to call the water department when tho vthlelo knock­ ed over ■ fire hydrant. - ______W ild, equipped FITCHBURG, Mass. — 01 _ Un­ der Massachusetts law. police must make a careful toveutory of all Items found on anyone arrested. A Vermont woodsman, arrested here after a spree, had Ml articles on Ms person. Including three jac­ kets, two pairs of trousers, ■n World War H discharge button, one stale roll, a glass cutter, ■ Junior G-Man badge, a horseshoe and to cents in change. W IT H A Low Cost FHA Loan W H Y W AIT* * • h*T« tho wholo amonnt saved for wooded Hoad Repairs or Im­ provement S We can help yon obtain low coot FHA Financing . . . Enjoy all tho bonofltn of homo improvement IMMEDIATELY . . . AND REPAY THE LOAN BY EASY monthly payments over the next 36 months. Put An Extra Room In tho Attic Build Scroonod-In Potto Add « Bedroom An Extra Both Rcplsco Decayed Porch or Stops Repair Looby Roofs Paint—Outside or Inside PRODUCTIVE SOW MEMPHIS, Than, - t o - When Robert Sehwam’a Duroc sow gave birth to U piglets to February IMS. Scbwam was happy over the good farrow. But the sow was just getting started. In three success­ ive six-month periods, she had Utters of 17, U, and U — for a total of 12. •Call FA 2 * W II T he L um ber N um ber NO WIND MEMPHIS. Taon. —SR— General Sessions Judge Heard Sutton put a SS-year-eld man uader n peace warrant not to atriko Ma wife "o r so muck as to raise your hand to stir a wind that might blow bar hair." F o r Sudden Service Hill Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd St. Sanford, Flo. These days the Jones have a hard time keeping up with the people who are keeping up with the Joneses. a • * Weapons experts are working on develop­ ing a "pigmy" hydrogen bomb. That’s the size that wlpea out a city but leaves the suburbs. Fruit Flies Used In Tum or T e st LOS ANGELES—(UPV—The In­ cidence of tumors in fruit flies has been found to b* in direct propor­ tion t o tho amount of a kind of amino arid In their diet. Scientist* in tho soologv depart­ ment of tha University of Califor­ nia hero say the tumor-inducing ■gent probably is an Immediate by-product of amino arid. Amino arid belong to tho protein-building Mock. Tho experiment was conducted with a group of fruit fllai raised In s chemically defined medium . so their diet could be rigidly control­ led. It was found that tumors devsloped when the smallest amount of the amino arid (tryptophane) supportable In Ufa appeared In the diet. 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GUT mckite Ffct-NliM t> ***r tki ptew --•**! a mm I Aay ikwfc karat tkal Dm *m4 to flag wvml Uaf* a* Mtkt o i ; te • teOuk du* af Ira Ham tfm m t. . . 4m W Ik* Mrt Ik* aw* sad ewtate Y**>h F U L LH O U S E P O W t R Al f we-iaaawa.J ELECTRIC TRAINS Carraway & McKibbin sad ACCESSORIES W I N N TV Corner 1st and Sanford jKf Y O ■ U G eneral In su ran ce H 4 N, P a rk Ave* haurtHcf M /A mIHT **iavsi/voa/•*!»• FA 2-2994 a, Loot u jc jz is t MM*. T W i a* **y le «ojoj an tk* kndlu *t m a im ttectht K*U| —kapftet Florida Lteiegt AMERICAN FLY ER an d LIO N EL LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS •uje* ■*«"■< rif> , m c r f i e d u r . . . h i r o o t i i i c r n c i i c o n r u c r o i now i FLORIDA POWER A LIG H T COMPANY FA 2*0331 W. Scott Barn*. Mgr, SOT Magnolia Arte �W oman9? you, jjjl 9, lWT-^in § itir THomas Urges D rt/V, Religion In School lftg C At Southside P.T.A. •__________________ _________ m "The w ad of buMIng the apiritrial side of a ehild*’ way the subI Joct chosen Thursday by tho Ber. John Thom i i of Hoty Crow Epis­ copal Chunk when ho addreaasd tho P-TA meeting Thursday at tho Southaldo St bool. Conning The News % VIRGINIA COHH. RncMy ■Ctat HATTJ bridge met Thursday afternoon at Millie Bartow's house. MaUic went all out and served a delicious pie. Ruth Norveil won first prise. Others atlanding w o n Tarry Price. Anlt* Hidden, Gtnny Nelson. Betty McCracken, Dodie King and Marty MWraps. One of the old guard In the bridge club, Sonja Blackwood, was In the hospital, and Treta Michel has gone home to Frederick, Md. to show off her baby. , Station and Fasron wives flailed In the Afterburner Thursday when the Christmas luncheon Wit held, Hostesses were Mary Mimta and Phyllis Graham. The table was decorated with polnMttlaa.'greetis, N ^ u lrtd e? North ridge, her skid, Many other Sanford reildi took themselves to tbo big city tM the Seminole* emerge vie 0(wa mor*. The Lake Mary 1 r ire Department also did a bi business In barbecued chicken. ia ^ j t the ersektnd was one variety sad interest for every All eyes turn nutty now for tho niu| p eiaut Bowl Classic 1 Friday night at Memorial Itsdl Understand from the wives \ while the fifth and sixth gt fathers of Sanford Oram: ichool hsva been endowed t bold nicknames, their old bt bava been creaking Just like Ul. 8bouid be fun-so )our tickets aow. Wall. Rm Tat ■'>»•« this Wiu bo a b 0r*hie l* men dukf do bou* Bonnie FaW, l M*ry Miry bu*Jr . h***** . the It. THK DANCE FLOOR was crowded as couples enjoyed tho mm else* Glanta Mayfair Inn Saturday night. ny, Barbara Gustafson, Dot Leary, Corlnne Georgs, E tthgr Rlney, Evla WUllams, Betty Fttllsr, Muriel Hawkins, Lea Cunning, Bea Ham­ rick, Jane Petr*, Juno P trrv , Joy Webber, Peggy Tugwell, and Arlane Backar. The only number not re-tocited by Mrs. Donald (Jeaa) Jones, In the recent Sanford flower show, R o t . Thomas pointed oat that was 03811b—this Is for one of the 3:00 P. M. If you care ta fellow From tho minute the guests were lopped with low cut black velvet. tho average child spends only 17 beautiful attendants prises of ■ the pros while they are at their greeted a t the door of the Ran Mrs, Helen Andrew, manager of hours a year in the chunk or Christmas irrangsment. Quickly relaxed beet, come out Tuesday Francisco Giants Mayfair Inn by the Mayfair Country Club, was for­ Sunday school. It U therefore evi­ look i t your ticket—If you havo tt, and see them qualify. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mebane, until mally gowned In a strapless red The Palm circle of the Sanford dent most of tho responsibility call Jean. the hour when they bid their gown featuring rows of tullo and Jane Miller la back In town, 1 charming host snd hostess fare­ a full blown rose bustle, Mrs. W. garden club will be entertained J Ewing and Elolse Dean tarried of his religious tratnlnf rests on a while In Sanford last week, be­ am happy to report. And just so well, tho opening was nothing but JC. McRoberti was the epitome Thursday by Mrs. H. P . Newton tho homo. Alice Mills doesn’t havarta taka The parents esnnot the fore returning to homo and child­ any mors ribbing, Ernie was pure pleasure .Charlie Morrison of smartness In her beige lace of DcBary at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. college age. They a nJust nottell strong -j. ren In Atlantic Beach. The Doans and Mias Mabel Maher were also sbaath with a daep blue ribbon George Wakefield of Estrella Bd. child that must attend Sunday struck in the aya with a branch stationed la the spot of honor, as banded 1} the waist and falling to will be co-hosteia. enough to he withstand tho attacks of a rt former Sanford residents. school Ho must sot him an ex­ agnostic professors, and their beSalty and Bill Hutehlaon roughed while working In the yard. Hev festively gowned women end their ■ bow on the side. Mrs. S. C. Dickerson of Gray r ample. accompany him. " It llefs a r tand shattered. It, If you can call It that, on Ihelo looks mush Uka the you know who suave escorts flocked Into the galShadows nurseries is to ba guest Is a caae, said Rev. Thomas, "of Light blue tulle in a strapless man with his black eye patch. Rav.not Thomas* ty of tho crystal lobby. This yesr, formal was the choice of blonde speaker. Her topic is Palma. Mem* qja do H ts lat do, do as I hope say".that re­ boat last weekend. If they aren't ligion will become a part of the back by now, guess we should send Mrs. Mebane chose a grey chiffon Mrs. Kirby Fite J r. Brilliants cov­ here are requested to bring Christ­ Tho Eptacopol minister discuss­ out a posse. public ichool curriculum. full length gown, complimented by ered the bodice. Mrs. Brack Per­ mas arrangements. A coffee will ed tho public school, and Its al­ Visiting Floyd and Lucille Harris -4 A short business meeting was a white fox stole. Mr. Mebane de­ kins wore cne of the many rrd folio**- the business session. most complete divorce from tho Is his sistar, Molly. In a rush, 1 Regular monthly meeting ef the bold, conducted thethis president, parted from his dinner Jacket of short formats. Hers was strapless * Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Monforton, tended the University of Plot church. He statedbythat la one never did find out where the was the Rev. David Carneflx, board hunting pink for one of subdued and set off her dark hair. Mrs. hoird of the Garden Club of San­ ' ISM Sanford Ave., announce tho and w a s graduated w i t h naaon why parochial and Aparish from, but mat her at the opening meetinga n preceded yellow. Gifford MeKlbbon was ehlc In a ford will be held on Wednesday, engagement of their daughter San- BS, BA degree. He Is a mi schools increasing.theTheregular child Saturday night, so at least am P-TAlearn confab, tlmo, The guests snjoysd cocktails and gown of stark white taffeta with ■ December i l at 9:30 A. M. at tho 9 . dr a to Enalgn John Frederick WU- ber of the Pt Kappa Alpha fral most thatduring God u which the center hot hors d'oavrss before tho deli­ full skirt, cut low tn back to ■ Civic building in Fort Mellon Park. planawhich wsre all discussed for tho an­ sure she Is having a good time. ■on, eon .of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. nlty. During his Junior and set from of Ufa atoms. And didn’t we have fun that Tbo Dirt Gardener's Circle wtQ nual Christmas parties in the cious steak dinner. Chrlatmas flow­ large bow. ', Wilson, 488 Rosalia Drive. year, he was a cheerleader. la the public schools, tho teach­ night? The party seems to get bet­ meet at the home of Mrs. Harry ers brightened the large room with plana the annual The black "tulip” look was cho­ Cushing on Friday, December II * Mlse Monforton was born In San- Ensign Wilson attended the ers canwere not dlscued discuss for specific reli­ ter every year. This la our third red and white. It was a time of sen by Mrs. John McCracken. Tho Christmas parties are In the classgion, and therefore forced to and maybe It Is better beceuse ford and attended schools here, val Officer's Candidate School classrooms Joyoua reunions snd gaiety. This skirt was caught to une side with at 10:00 A. M. Coffee will be serv­ She le a graduate of Seminole High Newport, R. L, whore ho reeel every year we know more people. Is the month In Sanford when old a large bow and a rose. Mrs. Cy­ ed by the hostesses, Mrs. Cushing; School and Virginia Intermont Cot- hla commission. He la now stall Many guests wars saying that they friends renew their friendships and rus Fitton seemed to float In her Mrs. C. W. Baker, Mrs. W. D. Gar­ le f t In Bristol, Va. While a t col- ed In Yorktown, V t. sew old friends evary year at this newcomers learn what Sanford white chiffon dance dress with diner and Mrs. L. E, Deeper. The . ■ lege, Miss Monforton was a memWedding plana wtn be anaoi time, but rarely In between, lied annual plant exchange between hospitality really means. delicately spllcqued flowers on the ber of the student government, ed later, several of my dear ones taking At each place In the dining room bodice and a white chiffon stole. members wUl be held as usunL president of her dormitory, secre----- - ■ notes for me while I tried to ga­ was ■ baseball, bearing the inscrip­ Mrs. John Ivey was considered Each member is asked to bring n tary-treaiurer of the senior class, i i r • ther new and interaating material. tion "Tho Glints Tenth Anniver- a complete success by all, espe­ 23 cent present wrapped as a member of the college choir and / F l T S * 1 “ TC U XC LSC Most of them were snide remarks ssry"—Mayfair Inn. From fruit cially When it was discovered that Christmas gift. A prtie will b t ■ May Queen for 1937. , _ , , ■bout me, 1 see, by consulting tho cocktail to a colorful confection of she had made her beautiful black awarded to the member Judged to Ensign Wilson Is a graduate of H n n n r P f l F r i n n paper. This Is sort of the way they ipumonl, the dinner waa a gour­ chiffon and lace dress. Tiny straps have tho most attractively wrap* Seminole High School. He it- n U l l O i e L L I I L U U go; Fanebon (McRoberti) In her ped Christmas parkage. met's delight. of rhinestones and a brilliant stud­ beige—so sublime; Mac looking For *«any of Sanford's residents ded black stole completed her cos­ The Magnolia Circle of the San* aslnlnos—no kidding, real benelgn ford Garden Club will meet at lh# the newly decorated ball room tume. (and that Is her spelling, not home of Mrs. Gus Bamberger, t i l l came s i A complete surprise. The rink and rose taffeta was the mine.) ‘Mother quote; "the d o l­ circus color1* of red and white have choice of Mrs. Itobert Cushing. Tho Crescent Drive on December II, at been repeated tn striped draperies squire cut neckline was accent­ 10:00 A. M. Mrs. W. J . Sinclair la ■a well as the white walls with uated by (he rose cummerbund and co-hostess. There will be a pro* red trim. Gaslight chandeliers cast large bow behind. a taffeta and gram-display of Christmas Ideas, 0 . Seminole Chapter No. 2 Order a subtle glow over the room. Pete velvet sheath In pink and rose cn- th ere will be in exchange of gift of The Eaatern Star met Thursday 1 Bukur and. his .Pop.ilairea* both' ha'nced'Mrs. Itobert Hidden. Eye­ plants end a novtlty sale. night Dee. 3 at the Masonic Tem­ amazed and pleased the large catching was Mrs. Foley In a black ple. The Chapter opened In regu* gathering with their sophlitlcated strapless dance dress with metal­ Approximately AS per cent of the lar form with all officers In their population of Wyoming gains Its' music, perfect for dancing. lic over lay and matching stole. living directly or indirectly from ; stations with the exception of Mrs. Apparent among tho crowd were Jam es Huff who was sick. farms and ranches. the deeply tanned professional A mock graduation ceremony golferi who are in Sanford for the was performed for those who had |13,000 Mayfair Open, which begin* ; taken and passed the proficiency Thursday. Nearly all the city and iA o n a l& test in Daytona Beach on Nevcmcounty officials turned out to enjoy f t & ber I7th. Mrs. Mae Sheppard, Mr*. the gala evening. Among the San 0 Linnle Moye, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Francisco Giant official* present Guests of Air. gnd Airs. Irving Thompson. Mrs. Irene While and were Peto Sloncham, Bill Rigoey, Pryor recently were Airs. Nuto Mrs. Marjorie Sheppard were aCarl Hubbell, and Ed Brannlck. Flanders and Mias Elsa Bertram warded diplomas and proficiency As ever thla was the night of of Daytona Roach. The visitors carda. high fashion in Sanford. It would came to see the Christina* parade The following officers were be impossible to describe all of and enjoy the two day flower elected to serve the chapter durthe beautiful gowns seen In the show at the Mayfair Inn. Sheppard, Worthy Matron; Mr. bill room, Important mstcrlaU 7:00 p. m.—Evening Circle No. Air. and Airs. John Travasos, Leslie T, Sheppard, Worthy Pa­ this year seem to be chiffon, tat formerly of 103 Laurel Ave., mov­ 3, Airs. Harvey H. Hale, chairman. tron; Airs. .Llnnle Moye. Associate fela and ever popular lace. Covered dlslv supper with Airs.- W. ed last wrrk to Burlington, New Matron; Mr. Henry Bullard, Asso­ Mrs. Charles Park Jr. looked Jersey, where Mr. Travasos wilt R. Anderson, 318 Oak Avenue. ciate Patron; Airs. Augusta Rillovely In a full white lace skirt, he employed by the Pratt Whitney The Boy Scouts of the First 6 brey. Secretary; Atr*. Henrietta This Is a tried and true recipe, Presbyterian Church will meet at Aircraft Co. Raines, Treasurer; Mrs. Marjorie tested In our own Sanford Herald 7:00 p. m. THURSDAY Shepard, Conductress; Mrs. H* en laboratories. The Session of the First Pres­ See our lovely select Ion id The ennual Christmas party of Leinhart, Associate \ Conductress, A courting woodcock puls on a Dark F ruit Cake byterian Church wtli meet in the the Sanford Home Demonstration show for Ills mate at sunset. He Rhinestone necklace and earand Air. Elmer J. Still, Sentinel. Vi cup shorten ng Session Room at 7:30 p. m. Club will bp held at the home of twitters and squeaks as he spirals ring nets, A public installation will be held 1 cup firmly packed light brown The Commission on Finance of Airs. Roy Till!), 2219 Magnolia tin to 80 or CO feet and thou folds on December 2> at 8:00 at the Ma­ sugar the First Atethodlst Church will hearse at 8:30 and the Crusaders Ave. at 2 p. m. with Mrs. J. L. hu wlnit* and divea straight for the sonic Temple for the newly elect­ 3 egg yolks (boys 13-18) at 7:13. meet at 7:00 P. M The official Clark and Airs. R. F. Ilochlk act­ earth, pulling out just in lime to STORE ed and appointed officers for the Brownie Scout Troop No. 233 of Vs cup molasses board will meet s t 1:30 P. M. ing a t co-hoilsiici. Gifts will be make a perfect landing. chapter. 202 E. lit. FA 2-4181 the First Presbyterian Church will 3 egg whites TUESDAY tsebanged. Refreshments were served In 2 cups flour meet In the Youth Building at 3:00 W. S. C. S. circles of ths First _ the dining room for Ihoie present 3 tap. allspice Methodist Church will meet as fol­ p. m. • by Mrs. Miry Eula HolUcIaw and The Senior Girl Scouts of the 2 tap. cinnamon lows at 9:43 A. M. her committee. Vttsp. nutmeg Circle I with Mrs. Roger Harris, First Presbyterian Church srill meet at 3:30 p. m. Vt up. m ice 210T Oak Ave. Vt Up. cloves Circle 2 with Mrs. B. B. Crum­ The Pioneer Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Chur/b will 1 cup chopped nuU ley, Silver Lake 3/4 cup curranU or dates Ciroie 3 with Mrs. Bob Mayham, meet at the Church at 3:j 0 p. m. The Junior Choir of the First 3 cups seeded raisins Stevens St. Vt cup candied chopped orange Circle 4 with Mrs. Thee Pate, Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at 4:13 p. m. peel 120 West 19th St. The Pioneer Feilowshln 0/ the Vt cup chopped candled cherries Chancel Choir practice i t 7:30 V* cup chopped pineapple P. M. at the First Methodist First PresbyUrlan Church srill w AU TO M ATIC meet far supper and recreation In Vt cup grape juice Chureh. Application!! F o r The Position O f 1/18 Up. biking soda Girt Scout Troop 242 will meet at the Youth Building from 1:00 p. MIXMASTER 1 tbs. hot water the First Baptist Church at 3:20 m. through 4:00 p. tn. farcer howl-fit beaten The Junior choir of the Lutheran Cream together shortening and N for higher, lighter. Oner > textured cakee; creamier sugar. Best egg yolks; add molas­ The Carol II Choir of tho First Church of the Redeemer will prac­ mashed potato**, etc. ses. Best egg whites stiff; fold in. Baptist Church (boys 9-12) will re- tice at 4:00 P. M. Senior choir st / America's mnet popular 7:20 P. Id. Sift together, allspice, cinnamon, food miser. Savee time, will be accepted through Wednesday December t lt h , nutmeg, mace, cloves. Add to arm-work. Miiea. maahee, erssm ed mixture, reserving 1/1 Mrs. Maud Schist whipe, beats, stirs, blends, 1957. cup. Dredge curranU, rslsins, or­ juices, etc. Dr. W. V. Roberts ange peel, cherries sod pineapple All applications will b« (submitted in lette r form About 99 per cent of the calcium with remaining flour mixture. Add in the body Is used for framework; gripe Juice. Dissolve soda !a hot ■laling age, residence, phone number, education, pre­ the other one per cent remains in wat*r and add. Line greased losf CIV13 HITS A NEW HIGH . . . AN with greeted ACTOR OF SURPRISING TAIENTI body fluds such as tho blood. pan tO"x3"a3V*' vious experience, other qualifications and references. A4.G-A4 preseaSs Without this calcium muscles esn't heavy paper; pour In batter. Bake contract and relay and nerves in slow oven (300. F) 1 'i hours. Applicants will be notified of tim e for personal In­ Uakse IVi lb. losf. can’t carry their messages. Garden Circles ' M iss Sandra Monforton to wed ; Ensign John Frederick Wilson C hurch • Calendar Mrs. M ae Sheppard Elected Worthy M atron A t ES M eet PERFECT FOR PRESEfNTS! / Gourmet's C ookpot W ert Jewelry Seminole County Building Inspector ELVIS PRESLEY CIHEHASCOPE terview, MIXMASTER Address all applications to mitimog O JU D Y T Y L E R - From A Seminole County Z oning D irector Mickey SHAUGHNESSV Deen JONES Jennifer HOLDEN f FEATURES I, 3:24, 5:21, 7:21, 9:21 % County Clerks Offles HAND MIXER Boot Hand Miser made. Full-mii beater* produes greeter volume in loot time. Available in White, Pink. Turquoiae, Yellow or Chrome. Seminole County Court House Sanford, Florid* N o rth east C orner o f 5th St. & F ren ch Ave, M r, M sn er G ag s — Cartoon — Admission Adults—60c All Day; Children— 25c; Students— 50c 116 M agnolia Ave, �9 ■ - ■• y Team Beats 4 Ut • 1 1 X T-4SJ S Pint Downs » Bushing Yds. xoe Passing Yds. 3$ Pisses AtL 1$ Psssss Comp. 4 Panes Interc. 0 Punts 10-0 Fumbles Lest 1 90 Yirds Penalised 47 IOP HOOKE STATISTICS SANFORD BISHOP MOORE First Downs • 7 Rushtog Yds. 04 4$ Pissing Yds, IS 35 s . Puses Alt. 14 1 Passes Camp. T 133 Punts 5-37 s Yards Penalised 10 Fumbles Lust S 1 Pauls Inters. 1 3 Ha was rushed by Ibm Brown and Oaafs mttaU hat ha got tho y o u away. Kaaal Rusal, who enjoyed Ms greatest defensive right, knee* ed the ball oot of tba air bat Mickey Free managed to scoop it * tor the TD. The "Brahmen BMP' himself, Jeha Bills, attempt­ ed to drep-Uek the touveratoa but, as usual, was stopped by the Baa* lord Una in nm. The Sanford offense got rolling later to tho quarter ea ta IS yard peas play from Dandrldge to Mar­ iam . This moved the ben Inside tbo SB. Just as tba offense started to ellak, Bob Johnson, who later redaemed himself with a IS yard romp, fumbled aad tha Horaata task ever. Kills attempted to em u wide but Brown and HltteU piled Mm up and shook the ball fooee. Billy Tyre recovered for Sanford, aad, again, the Semtootea missed n chance by fumbling. With two and a half minuted re- Tbo laatoed Bamiaolo Baskotbellara made a clean sweep of two double-headers last week by de­ bating Warson an Tuesday and Florida Military flehoat of DeUml oa Friday. The Friday night aw counter storied off vary tight la the first half but the find pp Seminotes reared back after the ball aad retted up a SMI victory. Tba JV’s picked op their second win to as many starts by defeating the Black Knight JV*f by n ■core of 31-is. With their tour and the two football wins, the school set a new school record by piling up six wins In one week. With these first two wins tor the varsity, hope he* come alive again at SHS when the best rec­ ord nallxed la the last half-cen­ tury la the in r team when they com piled a 15-3 record. The best recent record w u to the US31M3 season when the Semtootei com­ plied a H record. So. as anyone eon see, the school to resdy for e winning eeaeon. Without much height to old to rebounding the other night, the Semtaoks w en only able to grab a few off the boards to tba first half but Mg Joe High came out to the second half and took charge. Ha grabbed everything to sight and paced the Seminole attack yrith a IS point total. Joa has alnady taken a respectable toad to total to r hi two gamts. Ha has hit for meet of Ms potato under the basket aad kas dent e fine Job eu defense. Although Joe ted the attack, the second half drive was sparked by alternate hoys. Starter Bruce Mc­ Coy fouled out aad Wally Phillipe Jumped to aad took charge. Wally aad Bay Landquist commenced to break through aad hit teyups. Wal­ ly Mt tor tight points to Httto meet that a Quarter aad Bay Mt for nine points, all to the eeeoad half. John Barter and foreward, Ken McMurray also added to the vic­ tory with nine and seven points respectively. John took evar prac­ tically all the scoring ehom in first half and Mt several long set shots. Ken, who shone ea defense as well u offense, w u all over the Block Knight squad throughout the evening. . > Don Roland hit IS and Frank Ska hit 10 to p an the losers at­ tack. Although the FM5 had a rought night checking the Sanford offonat, all were to agreement that the school has come a long way to the last two years and they should be pknty tough before too many seasons pass. Tbo icrappy Junior Vanity was very impressive In It'i team vic­ tory. A lot ef fine taknt w u display, ed and Ihe.eoachtog if Disk SLU Ytn to begtontog to MT iff. Terry Christenson, a lad who k u thownto every eign ef M a t m a t thing* amtad SHS to tootbeD, cane oa tor Um aaeoad time to u many famaa to toad the JVa attack. Terry kit tor U potato aad wai faltered ctoaaly by Mika Dane with seven potato. It toaka aa though thto Httto squad will be bard to atop. Karl SummersM look* ad m y aharp under the' basket aad eootraltod the beards. Alex McKIbbla did soma amootb ball# haudltog aad proved vary affre* live oa detense. The tost charging Seminole* travel to New Smyrna Beach to­ morrow night where they wilt taka oa the Barracudas la a doublehe*. Her. Game time to set at f:M p. m. for the first contost. NAME Ken MeMurray Cliff MeKlbbte Bruce McCoy Wally PhtDlpa Joe High John Barley FG FT TOT. t 1 S S 3 4 7 4 3 S 1 1 3l MARION, IU. W—Donild H. Shooter of Arcadia, Calif., la the new president of the National Eng­ lish Springer Field Trial Associa­ tion. The group will hold Ita i»il eoemed mere determined than ever. After falling on so many oc­ casions, fealor halfback, Johnny Yeackte, had Ms mind set ea changing things. With the ball rest­ ing oa the thirty, and third down. NEW INTERCEPTOR V I (wHk PreuskM Fwi Induction) ilt For h In p r-s m m n i| "This terrific team saves up to15%on gas EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE Not only do you save gas, you get better take off power., .greater passing power. Here’s the story: ’t Items—NovelUas • Thso Bender Cosmetics isnent Wave Specials T T 8 BEAUTY NOOK sk FA 3-5743 ng ami Davis Glamours OROMISH BAGS Assorted Styles $4.95 to 114.95 T O W E U ’B Give Mont a Sweater by Bchlaripeib UARY-ESTHEK’S "Featuring Fashions Ju st for You1 300 N. Park SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 E u t First St. Shadow Boxsa—Cedar Chests Lamps— Planters Sofa Pillows LINGERIE Lacs trimmed or Tailored Gowns, ihortls Pajamas, Robes Slips, Half-Slips, Panties HOLLYWOOD SHOP RECORDS SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 E ast First 8L Smoking Stands—E u y Chain Table Radios—Hassocks Children’s Records WINN TV Bsakartk Glass 3 U W. Second A Paint Co. FA 3-4530 Jewelito Brash A Comb Seta $2-50 up Dresser Seta $41$ up FAUSTS DRUG STORE LINGERIE Panties, Slips, Gowns, and Pajamas to nylon and Rayon By Munslngwsar PURCELL CO. Shall love a Beautiful Strand Of Cultured pearls. Be* our elegant array. Priced to fit th* budget WSf. E. KADEB. JEWELER See our aelteUea of Buxton end Princess Gardner Billfolds, Clgarstto Lighten, Cases, and Glass cases. POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY the combustion chambers are atretmUmd for m e re < fueling and instant GO. But team it with new Cruiae-OMatk—the world’s most versatile "automatic"—and you can liv e up to 15% on gast Greater acceleration from standing »torts and greater passing power are other benefits you'll reap from this great Thrlft-andPowor Train. Try it at your Ford Dealer’s soon. Wrought Iron Bookers $ Hassocks I: Hurricane Lamps $: MATHER OTSANFOBD Wasbablo Jackets to Assorted Colon and Styles to Nylon, Wool and Gabardine B. L. PERKINS A SON 304 East First SANFORD FURNITURE CO 300 E u t Fint St. Living Room Suites—Mirrors Bedroom Suites—Bookcases Throw Rugs—Cadsr Robes Snack Sets LAST GAS Dad will b* pleased Beyond Words with a Hal By Adam GARRETT! Compotes Candy Dishei Religious Figurines (Monroe Comer Craft and Gift Shop — Out West P i n t 313 E. First 150k FA 2-U44 Give him one of our handsome Cuff Link and Tie Bar Seta Many Styles to Choose Prom 53.50 up Hl-Fidslit; Phonograph $100. US to •Hit MTU1 m WM. E. XADER, JEWELER F in Ext insult h en , Life Preservers Cuihlona and -ow pries Shotgun Shells P. SMITH FA 3-4 3515 Park Avs. Tailored and Drrsay All Stylos and Colors, Fabrics $!.M to $14.95 Y 0 W E L L »S Door Mirror IIXM Crystal Shsst $10.96 each 9 Thanks to its all-new design, the new Ford Interceptor V-8 engine (up to 900 hp) with Precision Fuel Indue* feat has saving way* Just bp itrail. AU fuel-air routra to Assorted Christmas Decorations Lights, Tree Ornaments level#!, Snow T O U cirroN d r u o c o . FA 3-3442 Nice selection of Gifts For the Kltchsa M g up RANDALL ELECTRIC C 113 Magnolia FA 5 Consols Sets Vases — Pitchers — Bowls Decorat Itv Candles Monro* Comar Craft and Gift Shop — Out West First $3.98 r i v , piscft TOUCI1TON DRUG CO, , T j r T T rw f w w w wf l ►m , l l l i l i T l . i lm! t r iv e t s reproductions, practical relive, AU sixes, shapes tee. SO: up ! HITCHING POST This space la reserved for you For your Christmas Shopping Bargains Fee only a Bemiaal tost ELECTRIC TRAIN! aad Accessories par A I WINN TV EUotrts Football Gams For tbs Young Gridder TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Sanford, Fla. f-1 Proved and approved around the world STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. 308 E. let ST. —If You’re In terse ted ia aa A -l Used Car—Be Sure to gee Your Ford Dealer— ■ 4 * r r . - *$•* *■ ' • Y > ’ ■■ « * ii -y .k sr t-—- . t PHONE FA 2-1481 �W H E R E M O R E P E O P L E D O M O R E B U Y I N G AN D S E L L I N G *— URAL ESTATE FOR SALE . GRAY 8HADOW NUM8RIE8 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE NEAR LAKE JESSUP T REAL ESTATE WANTED t MISCELLANEOUS ft—y LOWERS. PLANTS, SRRLBS 14 OFFICE KQU1PMRNT II AUTOMORILES-TRAUBB 11 BOATS A MOTORS 15 FARM SUFFLIES A MACMDfKRT field Willem, and R. W. WH* llimf. Bob Edward* A. C. Dond* ney. Land Surveyar. 16 N. Park At*. Ph. FA S-61S3 SUNNILAND PRODUCTS GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 2 mile* West of Town FA 2-04*9. Mld-Soaaon cabbage planta. Fred Thu rat on, fb . FA 8-3940. IF IT IS REAL ERTA aik Crumley A Moui 14 FETAL1VB8TOCX-SCTFURR (Pmhtr) 15 ARTICLES WANTRB 14 PLACES to EAT If BEAUTT PARLORS PAINTING Man experienced In handling and patklng household gonrit to work FLOOR onndaig and IlnUhlag i In warehouse ami drive truck Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving locally. Reply to P. O. Box 1011, SftBlnola County tinea IKS. Sanford or FA 2-1M1. H. M. GMm m . Late llary Haynes Office Machine Co. writers, addtor machines Rental*, 314 Mag. FA 11—AUTOMOBILES-^TRAILERS .10 year* general office wark Ineluding 10 years boakkaaplng. Write P.O. Box 304, Pent Park, a = 8 F * m o m r c ir PUMPS — SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typea and ilia a . Installed _ “ Do It YouriaU" WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Machine and Supply C*. SOf W. 2nd St. P h. FA 1-4418 C hrysler A irtem p Must Sell Country Home >11 Oak Avenua PA 8-4TI1 3 bedreum, l b bath eldor heme DON'S COVER SHOP In gend reuditleu a« large tot Automobile Interior Data nw good read. 14149. with Cm tractor*, J Skat Coven — Truck 8* 13444.44 Dawn. At WlUla PeatUc—341 W. 8332. Ph FA I bedroom 3 hath hem* with lah* prtvitol**. Uader ewutrntUon. Want to Buy er Trade? iia.Me.ea. 91,4*4.44 Dawn. e pWAddressed 5 ! T L -— c J rPhoto iS l See R ay H erro n F o r tLetters ROSA I,. PAYTON a new Pontiac or Vauxhall. AI«o Copies of important paper*— Registered Real Estate Broker a good used car. Ph. FA 2*0211 Ckjdll report, — (. Ph FA S-iaoi-lf-M at Hiawatha or altar 4 p.m. PA 2*2433. 301 Credit Borean Of W att First S t Rm. 403*04 San. All* : Bldg. Ph. FA 2*4: $700.00 Down ■OR WHITE TRAILER SALES 8108 S. Orange Blossom Tr., Or­ MELAKA APARTMENTS: roamr Features electric kitchens, tsrraalando. 1938 43 ft. 8 BR Mercury private baths. 114 W. First RL xo floors, and cholea- residential Manor trailer used 4 weeks. locations. *1893. Alio 30 fu 2 BR, big re­ A. K . Shoem aker, J r . duction. Used trailers waatdtl. CHtrry 1-331L FARMER'S AGENCY U*A—CAR l^NTALS 111 8. French Ave. Sleeping rooms, TV. Tha Gable*, N. V. Firmer, Realtor 401 Magnolia Ave, FA 2*0720. Mrs. Gayle Osborne, Assoc, naan, ann in s u r a n c e rhone FA 2-5221, or FA 2*8818 MERLE WARNER. Nation* This L a past to tha Rlts theatra Car Rentals, 401 E. l i t St. FA 8-3444. for Ruby SJoblom, Lake Mary. Exp. date Dec. 18, 1957. ENVELOPES) Letterheads, at*to» m enu, Inveiees. hand bills, and programs, a t e . Progressiva Printing Co. Phene FA 3*8411— 443 Wist 13th SL Fine Watch Repair! WALTER H. THAI Jeweler 11.1 E. Second 8t. Ucenird — b — Uiuvu Fro# Ultimate Compare „ur LI Price* p a 2217 alter 4:00. By GAY PAULBT Foe raintln* call Mr. Taakcr, Ph | United Pr«M Women’* Editor FA 2*9140 or FA 8*9007. NEW YORK (UP)—Tbla weak • . TED BURNETT in Manhattan: . FOR BETTER PAINTING I Hen-pecking a husband beilns 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2*2 I1early these days even before iiia u r j a y y .i-u k iu * I marriage. ROLLAWAY, Hdipltal Or So reported Lester Rand, praaBeds. Day, Week er Ident of the Youth Rtaaareh InTel FA 1*4111. Purnltun itilule, whleh studler the tastes, 119 West First St habiu and Ihtnklns of the na­ tion's teen-agers. NOTICE Wn will be operating In our new Raad said some boys using store at 1513 Path Ava. January •taady turn their a".owane*s and 1. 1439. earning* over to their (Iris to BAGGERLT APPUANCE managa, and tha girls promptly CENTER put tho hpys on a budget. He 113 S. Magnolia FA I-MTI said this (a only a “brush fire" trend, for now, but other young PlXlE~NUR8EltV school people who have heard of the Nancy Jackion custom think It's a good Idea. FA 8*204? Other ban • pecking habits h* listed: Older teen - age girls go shopping with the boys and have —Factory ta you— AUmtoeni a strong, often final, voice In Voealtaa Blinds what Is purchased: the girls be­ Badoitd head. >ag*preef bottom gin correcting the boys' appear­ rail With plastic ends. Plastic er rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon ance and maonrri: soma even laUr their "iteadles" into cutting cords. Sealurik Glass and Paint Co. down on swoels and imoklng, and 118*114 H. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4823 hose the hours they keep. “Tha husband of the fulur* gives avary Indication of being completely houiebroke." said Rand. "Most of the spadework Is being done at a very malleable $25,000.00 »■» ’• Pra-Movinf Salt Now going oa at BAGGERLY APPUANCE CENTER 113 8. Magnolia FA 2-3973 McColly aald that at this time of tha year, the Institute la de* luged with letters and telephone calls asking which wine goes with the bird. “ U is proper to serve any din­ ner win*—red, while, rose, still or sparkling—with turkey." he said. ••*1! «k. ----- *been "All the -I-* old — ruies ■ have thrown out, and It'e limply a mat* ter of personal tail#. But most of us seem to enjoy the drier dinner wines at meaiUma, sweet dessert wines afterward, and of co u n t, sherry at any time " Interior d e e o r a t i n g itilt Is All 1957 Evinrudao an sale just T-Shirts n ------ „ 48c i * T . P«»nt 12.60 gal In time tor duck and speckled Camp Goods, Tarpaulins, Army WOOLSEY perch seaaone. Navy ffurpl'is—310 Sanford Ava. 8— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Marino FiRlahto Also very largo assortment of used motors, reconditioned. Rome Utauty apple*. Mountain F*r Your Beit grown. E. B. Randall. FA 2 3160. HOMES— I bedrooms . Special price* on boats and trail­ Seakarik Glaem and M at O . MR. INVESTOR er! a t this time. Do the ups and dawn* of the 1 * 3 bilks. ORANGES FOR SALE e Cnma in and see tha new Quiet 113*114 w. 2nd 8L Tb FA l«46» Stock Market keep you uptet? All kind* of orange* for tale 11.00 Running 1454 Evinrude*. We have 3 excellent offering* Complete u d ready far lowed!* WILL BR1LUNS hu'htl. Bring container. 4 mile* Own your own boat for a* little Fairbaaks-Mors* Pimp* in Apartmonto House* with a .ate eceupaaey. nut Weal First on Ml. Dora a* 110.00 a month. Repairs to all makes * proven record of net Income. Rd. Ph. FA 2*3927. HOWARD C. LONG Your Kvtornd# Deafer Take advantage of the healtfty 207_E. Cemmercial Ave, liftfttim i ROBSON SPORTING GOODS rental market and invest In in­ Used l’hilco refrigerator, *cro*s South Place rest — Baaferd 104 E. l i t PhOM FA 2-5981 come property. Let u* dlicua* top freezer (23 lb. cepaclty). Whleparing Oak* — Titugrille this with you. Be* Seminole FA 2-0612. . HEATING largely a m *"er of do-it-yourself JOHNSON MOTORS RRMINOLE SPORTING G < rather llun luring tho frofcsriM ' Hr A POPE CO. FHA ia i«rvice aad FHA finane* 2444 Sanford Ave. PR. FA : at. one itudy shows. g. Park — PA 2 U14 lag avsitabto. WEEK END SPECIALS Researchers for a tilo flooring 8 room houao, 1H baths, excellent Thrift!.. checking account c o a t a manufacturer talked with 4.200 location, reduced in price to only We ean qualify you for one ef FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES only $2 tor 20 check* at Florida home owners. In Income brackcti the*# home* in 30 minute*. You 111,000.00. Torma Available. State Bank of Sanford. can start enjoying tha heme ______________ _ from $8.00* to llJ.ooo a year. IW* 3 bedroom houie, conveniently lo­ McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS while a e process tho paper*. cated on 1th Iota. Priea 99,995. 2515 Park Av*. FA 3*9481 GARRETTS SEWING CENTER 1 girl's 26’’ bicycles, call after 1 Ing In $11,000 to 193,000 homes. p.m, FA 2*4327. I Some 71 par cent laid they 81,500. down and balance like Whl to—Necc h I—Etna ightly used 12 ft. plywood boat, Repair* on all makee Machines — ----------------------------rent. didn’t use a deeorator because of alio 5 H.P. Johnson motor. See 23 Eaat First SL to 3 bedroom houie and den that FA 2*5844 the expense Involved. Fourteen — m. * • L • ** J • a m Ilk k u l I M. R. Regan er Manager at may be we used ae 4th bedroom. per cent gave a variety of rea­ CARTER HOME CLEANING Monroe Harbor. I* 1* loti. Only *8,200.00. *1,200 I C T C lf c r n jR E »^e e_. V __ sons, from not knowing ___ ____ _ -decorator > > w i W tW I TUDOR, Ine. T SERVICE down and balanca le u than HOUSEHOLD GOODS roil* to not realulng what a dec­ Window A Wall Wishing W. P. SMITH re n t Floor Waxing—NOrth 8-4 JMl orator offers in itrvlce. Outboard Sales A Service Car. Hwy. 17-48 A 37th SL REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN TRA D E-IN NOW DeBary 2515 Park Ave. FA 2-9334 112 Hi way 17-42 rhoee FA 2*1541 2544 French Ave. Fall Closeout on 5192.00 Get (he most for your old Ai a public lervlce. I offrr J. W. IIALL, REALTOR BRA1LEY ODHAM, Pro*. Special HU BY SPEARS trailer* while they last 4120.00 theio two Chrlitm ai gift sugges­ furnitur*. Johnny Walker, Auoeiato Ceramic Tile Contractor MERCURY OUTBOARD Call Hall" Phone FA 3*3443 tion! for the man "who h u ev­ 2201 Sanford Ave. FA 2*6125 MOTORS $SAVE$ erything." One, a gold • handled Tremeadeua Price Chengee on HOME AND INCOME RAYMOND M. BALL Furnitur* and Appllnncu i l l —PLUMRfKr. a m MfiPTSiT came, the match** mat* uf one ITS UNUSUAL! 1 hedrooma and REALTOR New & Uacd 1454 Mercury outboard Motor*. carried by King Jiu il o< Saudi 2 bath*, all nak floors, kitchen REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 1459 40 HP Mercury’* electric equipped, with large screened Arabia, telling In a New York FOR RESULTS ■tartar 1349.00 back porch big enough fo r a ahop for 1143. Tha aacond, a com­ List your property with ux. -03 04 East rin t FA 2-0W3 plete tuit of armor, vintage 14th ping pong table or what have 304 S. Park ATI - Sanferd 44 HP Mercury with generator you. Thin home plui an Income Century, on tala at an antiques FA 1-5941 $445.04 Used furniture, of 5120.00. per month or more (hop. The prlc>. 14,7)0. See the TEXAS-MAID boat* a s Nice section. 922,000.00 Term*. CLAYTON C. BROOKS Tha ihop said It would fit "a USED MOTORS \ 215 Sanford Ava. ph. FA 2-413* W. It. “BILL- STEM PER 194T Sanferd Av*. Pk. FA 2 45*3 Real Estate Inveitments FA 2-0499 klng-iited modern knight." Realtor A Imurnr Plumbing — Kreiky Htating H«aUag Assoc. Guy Allen. Gntchen Hall, Mayfair Section. Lg. 3 B E homo RECLINERS Arietta Price. Everett Harper on 8ta Iota. FA 2*1401. M. G. HODGES The L**t Word in Comfort. SMALL REWARD Phone FA 2*4091 118 .V. Park Service on All W ater Fumpe—• Fotm Rubber, Reg. Price *119.50 SALT LAKE C lT Y -tri-A fter Well* Drilled — Pump* Nylon Fabric Lei* 130.00 HOME IN MAYFAIR BUILDER A CONTRACTOR opening a two foot-vquart hole in P*ola. Road Phone FA 2-6037 By Owner 1. E . RATTEN SALE PRICE NOW ~*9.50 the roof of a local cafe by drill­ ll8 S. French Av*. — FA 2*3714 CLARK ing 34 hole* with a brace and bit, FOR SALE BY OWNER ' riumhing. Heating A Supply Co. Swivel Rnrkerv Reg. Price *119.51 burglars were unable to crack a 3 BR, 1 bath CB home. Fenced CoalracUng A Repair* Foam Rubber nveriibl* S ten stro m R ealty yard. A m u from Plneeran WANTED—*AII kinds of sernp ma­ 2419 Orlando Dr. Th. FA 2 2374 cuihlon* Lei* to or. heavy safe, escaped with 93 from H. E. STENSTROM terial. Zuckerman Salvage Yard Highway 17-93 South Sanford a juke box and an undetermined School. ttkJO 8. Laurel A rt. Ph. Registered Broker Phone FA 2-2644. FA 2-2980 after 3:00. SALE PRICK NOW 70.5C amount of punch board ntony. 3427 Laurel - Phone FA 2 2440 PLUMBING For the Beet Buys In Real E itatr I7-*RAUTT fAAUMto Contrart and Repair Work LAKE MARY KCIIOLS BEDDING CO. Frto Eetimatc* *, Lot for aain 100’ x 114* lot for SEE CULLEN A HARKEY Cor. tad A Magnolia FA 2*4121 110 N. Perk Av*. Fh. FA 3-2391 salt on Lake Mary Bird, k R. L- HARVET , "Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2*3341 ________Free Delivery_____ Lnngtvoftd, Price 1330. Write Box JFH Sanford Herald. >4—PIANO sfltV lC K • niG VALUES T .many famUtoa la this country to commas* y an "In Mamorlum" notice to newspaper ty find a real solace thereto. Preperattop *r ’s a . 6« ,« b ,,i J n J 2 r ^ s a * illy sweet ere the echoes 1 lory ^layi a s old tun* K e r f f is r V ---- -- ww» 0 * «»•*“ £ £ w *w m *w **w » w a it W TBH v e il m m tsa to p oetie beauty the emotions of the beer* ia are verses appropriate to any clrcumstoacs. TH E RATE f *['d Is Mamorlum nodes*. due to the (act they DAILY CROSSW ORD ACROSS l.lHarka A Of a foeua 11.Runaway and t u n y U. Think 13. Ore product 14 Adjust again 14. Droea at metal IT. Number 11 Breach It. Eve’a flret 31 Alongside 38. Armadillo M.Coffttataa 10. Escape It. Portico I t Bring honor upon IL Astringent fruit ILSalnto I. Vender* tF alsify , ae a check T.Open (pm 4. chest <Ro anUq.) 4. Afresh 10 Mother ofApolt* trance 24. Net. 14. Affln 11. Herds of H UlBBw i ". E r f f O B lg P ElQ u B E Z E work 18 Soon whale* 14. Touch end to end 40. Played on horeobnek K . Hub of . a wheel 31. Bovine iH tn to 'i Am 34. Ysnrna 34. River (Ocr.) 37. Percolate 38- Secure 40. Landing aetor 43. Spawn of flah 44. Cravat 48. Adajn'c 44. River tU .R ) [ T T n“ • r m ~ (abkr.) 44. Large warm 44. NectumU bird* 41. Gain n knowledge tLAquaUa *p_r mammal 47. Befuddle 4A Vnaophletlcited 44. Penetro' twerda 50. Avarice DOWN 1. Jewel S. Malt bevenge 3. LRU* child Z L 4. Wallabu (Bras.) 1 t R B ^ if lB B w u m iy / M IT itr 9f o r A 77“ W & H* ,r sr V • 1 z M ather of Sanford ALONE HAVE HOME — W ILL SELL / We Can Sell Your Home! • QUICK CREDIT Buyer* with 91.0OO. to *5.000. Experienced waitrei* over 21 PIANO 1UNMO A EE PAIRING • EASY TERMS W. L. HARMON down payment. For satlifactory Apply Pig 'N Whistle. WILSON-MAIER result* contact Seminole Realty. Ph. FA 2*4223 A fter 1:04 p. m. Do** a 1 Bedroom. 3 Bath. Flor­ New and Ueed FnntUar* CLERK • CASHIER 1001 s. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 ida Room, Central heat, double 111 E. F irrt St Ph FA 2-4423 Permanent poaitlon. aonta ex- T E - k i f f i i i c A r i n v t e i r 5212. carport and large utility room parlance In bookkeeping pro in beautiful Loch Arbor (near a—MISCELLANEOUS sale frrred. Sanford Gee Company, PRIGIDAIRE applies*#*, Golf Course) sound like what 210 E. lit. aad eerviee. G. M. High. Oviedo you are looking tor? The price ii LIVE BAIT FU. Phot* FO 4-3314 er San unbelievable. ..o n ly .914,900.00. Flaming’* Red A White Grocery rirl over J l tor night work f*H FA 8*3183 a fte r ( p a . term i as low a* *1900 down, and Miaeouri M iane-s iy In person to Laary1* 8 dot. fl.04 you ran move in by Chriitmav. rop-Guta Jiianowa ....5 doi. 13* Electrical Contrictioa See Seminole Realty, 1001 Park —Worm*— Homo Wiring and Repalra Represent Avon in a territory Ave. RANDALL RLFCTUIC CO. Phone: FA 2*1609 clme to l\pme. Contact DUtrirt 1 Magnolia Dial FA 2 9 9 1 1 1 Open Seven Day* a Week 4 bedroom house. 1903 Summerlin, Manager. Box 248, Lockhart, Fla. NOW. 5 T " a —BUILMNd—NEPaIRK— WOOD — WOOD — WOOD SACRIFICE PAINTING Genuine Pitch Pina A Oak. Firo X bedroom t bath concrete block I C T H I A e u » W A JM T1B \Vo. k1_Best deal In Town. Call home. 11200 equity, monthly US and your wood worrit* are Buy* Wanted—to sell The San­ payment* 171.25. 2627 So. Park over. Bob A Erni* Morris 1’hon* ford Herald Monday through in PinecreiU FA 2-0161. FA 2-42J4. Friday* a t 3:30 p.m. Come to ROBERT A. WlLLlAMS. Rtaltof The Hrrald office and ask for Bill Vincent after 3:30. Raymond Lundqulet, A w f t f — Itotoofiflg — E*FA 2-1951 Atlantic Bank B.dg. SEND SUNSHINE to tome abut, ■MatofUia — Coatraein! Send Dower* from SAN­ ~ D IS T R IC T MANAGER I iaoncUtg. FLOWER SHOP. FA 2- N*td»d a t once for fa*t sailing R etired o r Newlyweds FORD highly advertised and accepted 1422. We ( telegraph. Due to owner’s serious illn*-». »* ir and Repa'ring di'rct-to-farm product. Must be are authorized to nfftr this un­ roettger FISHERS NURSERY” abl* to hire, train and supervise usually nice 2 Bedroom home, I Ava. FA 2-0253 Citrus — PtanU — Paat aaltim in. Commission earning* encloied garage, kitchen equipp­ Cor. Magnolia A On or* FA 2-4633 should exceed 410.000 to ngnt Ham* painting and repairing. ed. nicely located and a beauti­ mvn. Farm background helpful Reasonable rata*. Call FA 2*2133 fully landscaped yard, all for A. K. ROSSETTER. FLORIST but not necessary. Must have after 1:30. 9 8 5 0 0 .0 0 . a t lo w „ • J 1,000.00 Phono FA 3-1951 rar. Write fully 1,1 “Ne-Chur*” down. 97 5 .0 0 monthly, nn d o l­ F or dapandabln Service Plant Food Co.. P .0. Box 1113, Thia i* a pat* to tha Kits theatra ing costa. Sea Seminole Realty, .Member of n o r u t Winter Garden. Fla. Personal 1 for Juanita Anderson. Exp. data 1901 ra rk Ave. Telegraphy Delivery Awn. interview will be arranged. Dae. II. 1057. , . . facing life takes more cour­ age and more strength than any one o f us has compUxtly within himself. We need the strength cf God, too. A n d -w e can find i t — through regular family wor­ ship. Begin to find the siren«h of your life. Worship together this w eek-end every week— at your Church or Synagogue. Only 2 Beautiful Homrs L eft in LITTLE VENICE. .1 bedroom 1 Bath, ( 1 ) 3 Bedroom 2 Bath. W* Invltto you to drive out and e«e three lovely npacioun Florida designed homes. PeMuW «» * puMe im iii i* :*»(*- wane* w ok Ike A i i t r X M t CcumiL FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE: F.H.A. In-Sarvlce and Conventional. B H f - - Expert W orkmanship Free Estim ates P au l F. M ueller & Son Orlando Hwy. So. FA 2*1353 n unlflcant eeeailona chosen. K B S BKACB UNTALI ,4 WANTED to RENT 8— REAL ESTATE rOU SALE 4-FA R M S. ACREAGE. GROVES 11-MALE HELP WANTED K S : LAND *f THANB I LOST * FOUND .1 FOB RENT Corner W. Cryalla Drive A l.aka Mary Rlvd. Phone FA 2-4301 or Phone VA X -3ttl after ? p r . �. ' M B M t :T ,Vt t t • * - ' ' _ , ' k- ^ Colored N< WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT LOWEST m is DOMOYMT BOUNDTRKI >thyRoundtree Announces gagement To Syereness Baker u d Mrs. WClto SoaadtfM th« local schools. Ha acrrrd la tho , , ___________ Mm angagsment on a United States Air Porte lor four I approaching marrlaia at their years, aod k presently attending ‘ r, Dorothy, to Syeraoeaa W. Plorida Normal Industrial and Ms- U mortal Collaga In St. Augustine. la a native af lanford, The wedding win taka plate Dee. attended Mm local achoota a , at 1:10 o'clock p. m. at (he . the Is a May, UM, radaata P in t SbOoh Mlssloo B a p t i s t Ttukagee Inatltuto, Alabama, Church, Sanford. la pnaontly employed by the Lack County Board of PubPort Pierce, where la a third grade lnjtruetor at K. Swart Elementary Use Care In Giving Dogs As Yule Gills with trade New W estln g h o u se TV ..|v SUPER-BUY 1*169-95 1908 WESTINOHOUSB SPEED ELECTRIC RANOE N E W 14 HJfiOO »».M III 00 11 M DIM IlM ca V— •mom TNS CLANCMOMT with I t " owr-alt rflspintl. lull ZtS *). la. viewable tree. In JJaho|«ny or Limed-Oak flniah. ItlTRlM ) <9 • T H R O U G H ! •* * Oe* < 139-95 Last with Trada-la Law Dawi P iyant ■ M l ICIT M U M . , • t M Metter t a g T h rift evens have S t e , S p rs a d -tv sn agg VflS TIN G H O U S f K OO OR O P iH H jtm 'n maipxl lor sperc. U t ' l (he m U the* fin e yoe the mart value (or yaw mostey. Door opens M* within cabinet width. « m i > w w tm M u m . . . n l n t a u t M w n . . . b tc 19-lb. w « T mccpcw . And in n ddilion— big n o i t x i r w u u w t t i , plw additionU (TonAM m TMK woo*. For color-errmtlng J W kltehee, ehocaw from M WTDKHMM1 -. 14 MUM HUB «MM MM MJM KM plant IL Y A L L from UP TO $600 Mayas—1 here's the facts ma'a 21 MUST GO! 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How does one go about selecting a dog horn among the 111 recog­ nized breeds and countless mix* lures ranging In size from Chi­ huahua to Great DaneT Moyer out­ lined these several rules: Find out what typo of dog tho Selection of breed should be based on the size of the home, the temperament of the family and the alia of the budget. A imall frisky terrier la no good for a sedate old lady. Feeding a Great Dane ean be attention from canine beauticians, expensive. Poodles require costly Pekingese belong in city apart­ ments. St. Bernards need large yards to prowl In. Get a puppy from two to six months old, but be sure to find out what (hit grown members of the breed look like, If you ean—type of coat, disposition and size. Sta-Dri masonry paint ounce Get It Thera Early In beautiful colon and white. In looking over a Uttar, don't I t k capable of holding a wall pick the quietest, isddrt looking of water nine feet high without j pup, no m atter how appealing It leakage, even if applied inaide may be. Chances are It Is not in -a basement. Ueo on any me* good health, or It would be a t aonry imide, outside, abova or frisky ■■ the others. Don't buy a tiny puppy for ■ smsU child. The below ground. For keeping water out, while dog won't be able to take the push­ retaining the natural texture ing around it will get. Examine the dog earefuUy. Make and color of masonry, ask for S u .D ri silicone Clenr-Coat, the sure the Inside o( Its ears are pink one coat water repellent that and smooth. The teeth should be white and the gums pink and firm dries out Invisible. Stn-Dri masonry finishes art Stand behind the dog and make a quirk mi d easy to apply by sound to attract Its sttentlon, as a brush or spray. Do it yourself test for deafness. Hava a veterinarian look ovar and save I the animal to maka sura It U all right, arrange (or distemper am " I t's S m a r t » • STA-DRI” rabies shots and for de-wormtng. Buy the dog as long before Christmas aa possible, to make aura you have the largest possible tholca. Kennels have lay-away plans for dogs Just as department stores do for merchandise. M * T 3 lV WITH $189-95 TMK-M m % MFCMALM (MODEL AL-M e r hasp* £rsete e nlad . dderafts out. FIBS these features ■CWI (MUST . . . red hot In 20 seconds! Automatic Unit . . . foods c a n 't burn I Roast G uard . . . signals w hen • a a t m p l r ae • l i m p m eat is done! Convenience Panel . . . w ith re­ tractable cord outlet I Automatic G r i l l . . . w ith its own therm oetatic control and cooking guide! m r d — an t i t l i t i l i * wI | lll| tn n Confection ColorsI M c s e i i U U - e n k W e S t in g h O U S C ^I'dkkP“A -.ieM K ko BAGGERLY A PPLIA N CE CENTER 115 S. MAGNOLIA A V E FA 2-3672 �I I t ■ M i d i m U f today that a third 9 to ip l ** mode this week to ■aaiMAAr launch the Atlas intmtdH—toll ballistic a t u l l e P M , tha “Mg bird” la this coua* try’s mlsafla irstnaL Thtod alto wan reports than an A n n atoaOe, either an Intermediate range Jupiter or a Redatewe, would be fired tonight. Ttda gave riao to apeculatbn Although a spokesman for the Army ballistic missile agency at Huntsville, Ala., said m fully saaembled Jupiter Ca were at tha cape, the Restooe believed to be sitting to one of two Army scrv- tal antt to tho Jupiter C.* Tha Air Perea kiekad aS what almost certihdy wfQ ho another busy week at this Air Force test center Monday by triggering a ground-to-air BoMarr, a small but swift missile which aped away leaving only • thb troll al amoka. Monday tha Navy Issued a state­ ment listing the rei mni for tha Vanguard misfiring aa “a me* n l m lh « 4 n il iln a ih ■ VOL. XLIX Russia claims to baea 1CBM which b operational and which was used to launch tha two Sputniks now whirling fat apace. Meanuhlle Soviet Russia claim* ad today It had no failures In launching Us two eirtb satellites. Moscow Radio broadcast a ata»:ment In the official Communist organ Prarda quoting Soviet pro­ feasor Sadov, a member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, on an the “no failures” report. Prarda carried artfeht by la* a dov and by profetaort IfuahhaBah* i vill and Sergeyev an tha aeesalan S of the one-thousoath orbit around tha earth o* SputnHrl. d Sedov said tha “lannehlng of the a Sputniks waa preceded by largo* ti Kale preparatory work based an ■ extensive research.” . . “Aa a result tha USSR his had I no failures In launching Its earth Baxdsath Iferalfo Scientist Says W eather L r treadle was “tlasaffled," but that abmage to tha launching Mud was only ’’moderately serious . . Repairs ean ba made ta a short period of time . . Work b pro­ ceeding ea tha preparation to an­ other test vehicle for firing.** Damage Nat Eitc*shre The statement added that the re- pain "art get expected to Jeopardiaa the launching af aa earth •atelllte according ta pmleaaly •imoonced plans.’* Hie 60-foot AUas la capable of delivering a nuclear warhead up to 1,000 miles. When tested In June and September It had to ba destroyed by remota control a tew thousand feet from the ground when It malfunctioned. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 190* SANFORD, FLORIDA, manamam TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1057 9 United Press Leased Wirt* A soft spoken, white haired re­ based on tbeie right and left ■search scientist yesterday said tomle particles.” “This nation Is ta a crisis—we are Captain Kennlson recalled that the “ sad story Is that, although I ta a Jamb.” Captain Chaster Kennlson, who have wasted valuable time and operatee ■ research laboratory In money in trying to Interest our Central Florida, made known his seientlfle, educational, g o v e r n views at the hems of hit associate mental, and military authorities In Engineer, Harry Farley ta Do- my findings, I have received noth­ ing but stupid Indifferenca.” Bary. It la easily provable, he aald, “ 1 knew that the satellite, “ that our scientific authorities, un­ touched off recently at Capo Can­ til around 1644, considered either MAYFAIR INN GOLF COURSE Staff v hand to greet lacoauag gaarera Ior tnt Mayfair !aa*a averal, would never leeve the oxygen, atomic or hydrogen bombs ground,” ho said, "because I t i l , 666 PGA Open. (Left ta right) they are: Rady Gotllleher, Got! to be completely visionary and Gene DcLent, Mario Cerfagno, pro, knew what waa wrong.” something for the future, later on and Gary F ra u a . (Photo by Bor g it row) And quietly but deliberately ho wasting millions of dollars to pro­ remarked “1 know that 1 could duct them and their trigger mec­ have put that satellite In the atr hanisms. They actually were only baaed on simple technical data/* visionary In their own egotistical, Captain Kennlson explained that closed minds, as these facts will the basic principle a of fuel to pow­ show," Captain Kennlson emphati­ er the tremendous rocket! that cally stated aa he described the carry the satellite waa originated events In which he offered his by him and published In books findings. “ wkleh I have copyrighted.” First, be aald, “In 1833 I offered Is his statement. Captain Kennl­ a perfected dcmonslratable oxygen son said that In ” 1644, a complete­ bomb and Ita formula and was As cool winds moved ta over Chick Harbart, Bo Wtanlngtr, Mike ly lucceaaful demonstration of my m et with only indifference." the beautiful Mayfair Inn Golf Souehak, and Georfe Bayer. Mike high altitude rocket alrptane fuel, Next, In 1B33, a perfected hydroand George a n always gallery favCourse yesterday, a wava of Including the formula, waa met gen bomb and its trigger mechan­ the country’s top Pro golfers made critles because of their long tee with Indifference.” ism and formula waa offered, and their grand entrance. Moat of the shots. George hits the longest ball This Is a war for the survival a practical demonstration on Prov­ early arrivals w e n seen all over In the world and la followed closely of the fllUst. explained Captain ing Grounds was asked for, but It by Mike. Kennlaen. “We are at tha cross- waa denied. 'T his eoukl have pre­ the practice fairway and a few Dow tfaetarwald. taat . Hfvat rateotitle tlk t flf cue- vented Warty War It and tavml playgd Several holes ta t.rdcr to, 5*tnl p lie t . .bluer, a l r i 'v n aditing ta il acIenUfleany” h o T rti ' millions of lives," bo said and then prepare themselves tor the open­ the golfing grists to Arrive ta San­ Going Into the history of ,Wa added, “ again I waa met with In­ '' I t e Jsycea Information Booth, ing round of the $13,000 PGA tour­ ford. He la probably one of tho •tanned for tbo new location on nament that atarta here Thursday. moat outstanding players on the scientific findings, Capt. Kennlson difference. rreath A re. between 4th and Sth Although it waa quite cool a very preaent tour and Is third ta money said ” tn the early lllO'a, aa a re­ ••Despite the fact that my spe­ ■ tow b. wDl possibly get underway fine group of on-lookers got a pre­ earnings for tho year with $33.- sult of considerable study and ex­ cialty has for 40 years been ex­ -tea tho Immediate future, M. L. view of some of tha golf that la 146 M. He la t very pleaaant look­ perimentation, 1 made some er- plosives, roeketa and other fuels, Raborn Jr., president of the Sin- in store for the remainder of the ing young chap and became a gal­ tremely valuable aelenllflc dis­ and that our rockets aa a whole coveries, among which waa the have been a flop, t have still been ford-Semlnole County J u n i o r week. lery favorite here In Sanford last Chamber of Commerce told the The qualifying round today waa year with his nice manner. Dow fact that 1 could demonstrate In Ignored," tho white-haired re­ A oard af Sanford City Commti- played by all PGA mambera who flnlahed with a IG8 and $1,400.00 my laboratory that there positively search-scientist explained. were Indivisible atomic particles To With Ms associate engineer aren't exempt by maintaining a In the Kcond Annual PGA. of m a tu r which, although they Sketches were presented to ths low average for the year. Only an Pro Mario Carfagno, head of the were of the same element, some standing by him, Captain Kennlson hoard of commissioners last night exclusive few who hive won vari­ staff at Mayfair, stated today that commented “ We appreciate the for approval. ous tournaments throughout the this should prove to be the most revolved In a clock wise direetlon wonderful things that our scient­ The new building of modern con­ year are able to participate In the colorful of the three events held while others revolved In an op­ ists have done, but In these dan­ struction will be built of gltis and aaventy two bola contest without here. The field of pro’s Is Just posite one-antl-elockwlie." gerous times for our beloved coun­ Feinting to Ms books he revell­ try and the future welfare of our hrlck, according to tha plana qualifying. This is done In order about tops and only lacks a few ahown to commissioners. to cut down the field to the very names from having them all. Ma­ ed “ Ever since that time sll of offspring, we can find little excuse Office apace, 18 by 30, will be best. rio, and his assistant, Rudy Goet- my copyrighted books, articles, for a n y o n e who deliberately tables, and formulas have been Ignorea any Idea that may have acroaa the front of the building. Among the early arrivals yes­ llcber, report that they have been A storeroom and restrooma will terday, was, last years winner of hitting the ball well and plan to some scientific value, and muit Jte constructed to the rear. Store­ therefore (despite the possibility enter In the competition. the Mayfair Open, Mike FetchJck. room apace entrance will be Into that they may not reallxs It) class A clinic and shot exhibition fa Mike had rounds of 65, 63, 67, and the office section. Restrooma will them aa Indlractly if not otherwise scheduled to begin tomorrow after­ 6i for a total of X I In last years open on the outside of the build­ giving aid to our potential enem­ noon and will have all of the above t it event. This waa a record breaker ing. ies." pro's participating. Tbey will bit and enough to finish two itrokei Reborn explained that parking la Christmas someThroughout the lengthy Inter shota with each club In the bag In front of Frank Stranahan for facilities will ba provided and the tlmse written Jfmaif view, Captain Kennlson referred and It should prove very helpful balance of the area landscaped the 62,400 top prite money. ta his disappointment that two Others to arrive yealerday were for the average golfer. Moat of JfWIfJ pjo.to .»tjl i’jjwjuUj and beautified for picnic and re­ Chinese scientists are being award­ these boys are capable of throwing 01 «1 pute tyJ , creation. ed the Nobel Prlie basest on, he in a little wit to add to the enjoy JOJ J*UJi H 1*) *141 tit X Commissioner!, approved the ment of the clinic. claimed, discoveries that were plana and sketch, prepared by made by him and set forth In his A portion of the $13,000 prlxe Mbhn Burton IV, Architect as long money will be divided among the copyrighted book of 19(8 "Atomic aa tha clty'a building codea are Hh P a e * top ten conteatsnta aa followi: The Chamber of Commerce met. . 2,400.00 R a b o r n told commissioners, meeting for Oviedo will be held 1,600.00 when financing of the building Thursday ■night. Dec. 12 at B p. m. 1.400.00 came up, that “ one way you can at the Memorial Building. 1.200.00 AU membera. a spokesman said, help us Is by buying your Christ­ 1,000 00 are urged to attend. mas trees from us.” ., 600.00 _ 700 00 .. 600 00 ... soo.oo . 41000 PGA Open Members Play Qualifying Round Today Jaycees Present Sketches Of Info Bool Oviedo CofC Will Convene Dec. 12 princess, Sweetheart Commit Suicide When Forbidden To Marry The couple followed the tradi­ SHIMODA. J»P»d (UP)— Codies of a 16-year-old Mancu prlnceaa tional way of solving an unhappy and her Japanese sweetheart were love affair In Japan. But It und today on a mountainside shocked their families and the ex­ here they committed jrlcide be­ clusive G a k u s h u l n University cause her titled family forbade where they were enrolled wlih Prince Yoshl and Princess Suga, their marriage. The Prlnceaa waa Pu Hul-Sheng, children of Emperor Hlrohlto. Police believed the despondent a vivacious coed and the niece of Henry Pu Yl. once the Japanese lovers had gone to Isu peninsula ■puppet emperior of Manchukuo by train and tkxl the night of Dee. Manchuria. Her lover was Take- I, rtimbed through brush and Rllehi Okubo, son of a Japanese tangled weeds to a spot In a forest railway executive and ■ man her 2.300 feet up Mt. Amagi. and killed relatives said was “not a proper themselves the tame night. That meant they were already arson to associate with you." They were found shot to death, dead when the mother called In the pistol still in Okubo’s hand, police the next day. Police kept only a few hours after Hul-sheng's hopes of tha two families alive mother relented »nd gave them by optimistic atatemenls they were hiding out in one of the small permission to wed. The couple disappeared Dec. 4 hotels In the nres. The discouraged K irch parties attar the taciturn Okubo began speaking of dying and Hul-Sheng were ready to give up Monday wrote her mother a letter saylog night when Hul-Shcng'a mother re­ “ 1 cannot let him die alone.” They lented and said they eoutd be mar­ told friends they had been saving ried, The promise was broadcast elr allowances for a wedding repeatedly throughout Japan but tohelr there WU £0 SC^Oaaa. « • De Bary Resident Succumbs M onday Mr. Michael F. Power*. 68. pass­ ed away at the Seminole Memorial Hospital at 6:30 a. m. Monday after a short illnesa. Sfr. Powers wa* born Feb. IT, 1669 in Welt Stockbridge, Maas. He has made his home In DrBary for the past three and a half years at 131 Caracal Road. He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church In Sanford and was a retired pressman for the New York Time*. Surblvlng Mr. Powers la his wife, Mr*. Catherine M. rowers of DeBary. The remains will be sent to Brooklyn, N. Y. for services and Interment. Bris.on Funeral Horn* la in charge. For Information On CIRCULATION PH. FA 2-2611 or after 6:30 p.m. P iL FA 0072 NO 144 New Radio Station Okayed For Local Police, Fire Dept. A new duel-frequency radio sta­ tion for the Sanford Police Depart­ ment and the Sanford Fire Depart­ ment hai been approved by the Board of Sanford City Commtaataoare. The move came Uat alibi when commissioners were advised that the Civil Defense Administration will participate ta the financing of the high frequency radio station. City Minsger W a r r e n X. Knowlea advised the commission that tha CDA would pay half of Ihs lowest bid for tha new installa­ tion. Bob MDlar, local radio dealer and ta charge of radio matatanane# for tha city, waa empowered by the Board of Commissioners to draft the necessary papers re­ RESBAKCn HCIKNTIST Captain Cheater Kanaiaasi (left) tad Me questing the CDA financial aid. City Manager Knowles waa also Asnorialr Engineer Hnrry Parley yesterday when he said ml eoukl have put the satellite tnto the a ir* (Staff Phete) authorised to advertise for bids. ............. . .... Fringe Area Fire Aid Ends July '58 Fire protection outside of the management—If there Is sufficient city limtli of Sanford will coma to equipment to send outside It Is equally poor management because a atop on July 1, 1938. The Board of Sanford City Com­ of the surplus." Mayor David Gatchel brought missioners last night in nearly an hour-long discussion of the pro­ out the annexation problem In his blem unanimously approved the statements to the Board of Commeasure which will keep Sanlord m is s loners. “We fought bitterly Fire Department equipment Inalde here to furnish protection outside of Ihe city. Now we are going to the city limits. Strpa taken by tho Board of be condemned. We should utlllia Commissioner* culminated an ef­ this to the fullest extent and try fort by the City Manager, Warren to entwine in the eutdown of fire E. Knowles lo get a better fire service to eome up with ■ feasible, Insurance rata for the cltlxens of workable program toward annaxatlon." Sanford. City Manager Knowlea counter­ Commissioner A. L. Wilson, at the beginning of the dlacusalona ed with "It la regrettable that wa said “It appears to be that it mention annexation with this par­ wouldn't be fair to tax the people ticular program. It la aspirate. Wa of the city for fire protection out­ have a problem that should aland side of the city limits—our first on Its own two feet and annexe duty Is to the cltlxens of the city." tlon la a problem that ahould City Manager Knowlea explain aland on Its own two feet.” However, Mayor Gatchel dis­ ed that “the city of Sanford la not in a position to add on more mm agreed with the City Manager. ind equipment and not get a re­ "We have an alternative,'' h# saidturn. It's simply a m atter of econ “This problem I* a very vital part smy that we talk about restricting of annexation.” Commissioner Wilson comment our service to the city limits. If you ran get a better fire insurance ed “1 don’t think we should do rate by restricting fire protection this to drive them Inside the city. Commissioner F. D. Scott, hrtng lo ttir city limits—frankly I don't Ing the discussions to a climax, think you have any choice." City Attorney W. C. llhlchlson ■aid “In view of the fact that the told the board or commissioners Commission bat -ommllted Itself that the Fire Department "is a to a contract I feel that we should municipal function and therefore not refund the fee (for flra pro­ tection outside the city) but to restnci-d to the city proper." Again the City Manager told the Illegally fulfill that contract to the commission “ II e municipality beat of our ability ami at that tlma does not have equipment and sends discontinue to furnish the aervlce (Continued oa Page Seven) outside the city limits It Is poor J T t o ^ ^p* the Msh^troqueoy tlon of the etiy'ir.radio system,” Knowles told the commissioners as they considered tho tastaDatioo of tho equipment ta both the Police end Fire departments. In addition, Knowles advised tho commission that the present equip­ ment could be sold for approxi­ mately 13,300. With the dual-frequency equip­ ment both departments could be ta touch with one another with the flick of a switch, R waa ex­ plained. Both departments would be on teparata frequencies clow together on the high frequency band. , X'4 ' '3* * ■v,kS 700 A cres O f Land Sold For $195,000 A tract of approximately TOO acres of Seminole County land waa sold yesterday, seeordlng to Flor­ ida Ranch Lands, Inc., for $183000. The seBera w o n Mr. and Mrs. Frad A. Dyson. Property sold la between the Longwond-Mirkham Road and the Little Weklva River. Hie TOO acres were sold to Jupi­ ter Properties, Ine. of Wert Pelm Beach for Investment purposes. Attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Dy­ son was George A. Speer Jr. Flor­ ida Ranch Lands Inc. handled tha traniactlon. Additional * Local New s O n Page 7 Club Lauds Organ Demonstration Sanford Rntariani, a t their regu­ the first pre-season use of “ mils- ba hard to decide which of the musical Impressions were best re­ lar weekly meeting yciterday af­ Ue-toc” , ho said. Getting down to tha business o( ceived, for the well-known signa­ ternoon at the Yacht Club, were showing just what the Hammond ture of Paramount News aa Imitat­ entertained by a demonstration of electric chord Instrument could ed by Jesse Crawford and Just a the Hammond electric chord or­ do. Segsr and Gregory proceeded abort (train of tha greatest battle gan, staged by Lee Scger, organ­ with the presentation of “Musical song of all time. “The Wedding ist, and Roger Gregory, narrator, Memories'', taking their audience March" were Included In the pro­ boHi associated with the Cooper- from ths days of the county (sir gram, as well as the playing of with ths strains of the callope. several request numbers. Frink Crrgor) Music Co. Begiuning with Gregory's state- through the midway with the oboe Evans, stall known Lake Mary mtnt about the recent Vanguard music In the tent of the snake Pioneer, tried to stump Scger with launching rpl<ode which he claim­ charmer and the dancing glrlJ. to the request for "Bill Bailey, ed to have witnessed, until the dis­ an Imitation of Jack Benny on the Won't You Please Come Home," as tribution of recordings nf Ham­ violin and Jascha Heifitx authentic Eddy Peabody would have played mond organ music (for free), Ihe playing. Ted Iajwta and his clarinet It on the banjo. Evans and the en­ team held the Interest of their lis­ and Eddy Teabody on the banjo tire group, according to club teners to the very end. according followed: a visit to Hawaii brought president, Myron A. (Mike) Reck, to Charlie Morrison, who arranged out the strains of the steel guitar were completely satisfied. The Sanford Pilot Club wttl be tL# day’* program. Gregory aald,: with the program brought to a pertaining to the failure of the | close with Gregory'* fac-almlle entertained tonight trith a almllaf missile to fulfill expectations, that narration of the well remembered program and on Tueaday, Dee. IT, LOCAL ARTIST Philip D. Mitchell, of Labe Mary, aa ha arrange* six men were carrying part of the FlU-Petrlck Travelog*, “So we membera of the Farm Bureau and hia display of orlsinal peateta. Ho potato ta a scene k* painted of Vanguard from the pad and aecl-1 leave the beautiful Islands aa the their famillee will hear the pro­ gram at their annual Christina* New Smyrna Beach. The many wocka of art are m display at the dentally dropped the missile nn the strains of Aloha fade away.” Mayfair lap. (Muff I'holo) lo* ol oua; U tile men. “This waa [ According to Morrixoi., it would Party at the Future Farm ers' llut. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Garb Tackling Kite Talks On U. S. Air Power TV Comeback HOLLYWOOD COT) — C em efiJ o n D eris is tocM fog the a m t A ffiorft task la shew b a d ­ n e s s - ! television e a s e h e c c . Rubber-faced Joaa has signed to star ia • aew weekly aeries as the lin t w astes to trate sad eood t a e o tor • flis h t t o t h e m o o r . Reaching the m m m ay prove easier than aegctialicg the reeky com eback trad. mm Wally C os ceetda t get e ff the ground when he attempted to get back on the video beam via "HIram H olliday." It folded a t Ig no-nisi w ily as "M r. Peepers." Isjogeae Coca nose - dived when ■ha left Sid Caesar for a show of Orderad T h a r a d io raaoarcae a f the giant Air F orce depot et San Bernardino, Calif, to be made available as required to aapport this e f f o o . " Wfiii* anoertod that a i fa r as the A ir Farce w as concerned, in too technological ra ce with B a sils there w as "neither lima soc ener­ gy to waste an so - called fatterservice riva lry." ^ 'J V V A Y L j l 1. \ _U X L J j lU V ' J n| N jfu - Km b * wa* a bu3 an bit l i f t "Tee d o s t ae* any Fifth ave- r T /V y /J v (iU 5 ^ \ ( \ l I( r ^ ’^ V '" j 1 be bbed to point eat. Asked n-f why be eoatteued q*<Dlitf*ig a tracks after be bad am— ed a f t t t o r . K m m replied, “ Why dee* a fo g ( M e bis thousandth rabbit ? AD bfc is a epsratstioa. The sntru W Mecnlabon is bora with m e ' E re A id es also is trying la re­ capture a s aodleee* with "T h e E re Arden Show," which hasn't coma close to the success af "O ur Mias Brooks " Actor* seem to fare better * * ■ actresses to th* comeback depart­ ment, as evidenced by R ichard] Boone's Jump from doctor 1a 'M edic" to gss-sUagm to T ia r a Gun. Win T raraL " Joaa to nptlmlatte i i t o l s to# odda. that th* Arm y and Wavy stick to their own lasts and leave the "Indivisible field " o f air and space prim arily to th* A ir Forra. fie s a il the M ary has • "h ack breaking ta lk " la developing the means to coaster the "danger to oar security" from the Russian submarine fle e t S BOUNTY FOUND OFF PACIFIC ISLE— Skis divers have Sad th e saeal m cruet ad balk # f the aeteeiaos matter ship, BMS ady, which waa horaad aad saak e ff the Pacific ialaad o f Pitcairn Fletcher ChrislUa aad his msa la 1TM. Hers, Lais Mardea, af Natl sea l Geographic Magattee, examlaee rapper fittings o f the Ml, which lie* ea th* ore*a floor. Aa oarlock aad a rudder J* ar* visible ia th* feregrouad. Mardea, credited with the • eery, raid th* locatioa tt th* old skip * u first piapetated te aary, IM 7 . (Copyrighted Natioaal Geograpkir M sgstlae Pbeto) ______ (U P TeUphoto) I 8 K A R D BA RU C H o n o f W an (tract, U w as Ja jt s d i r as T h e S ilver Fax," fie Coast In th* ItTOs, w a s instrumental in floating the that launched the United States Steel co rpora ion : hi* m anipulations, e o n 1acted for J. P. M organ, d ls posed c f a b illion dollar iarue w ithout upsetting the m arket—.a n d . indeed, n o body w ho bou ght those o r i•final steel shares ever had B Aimed the lath o f her aid aeries. " I Married Joa n ." Betimes she sat quietly in her B e l-A ir m aatloe watting for the lig h t prop­ erty to com e alocg. ~TW» to it ." she it y s hopeful­ ly. T h e tint comedy - science fiction show to TV. The humor Is bated on situations Involving me B e said the A rm y bad an "u r ­ with actaal s c i e n t i f i c experigent necessity" to devise new tac­ menu tic* and weapons for m rrivtag Hapafleh Helped Jean nuclear attack white still conduct­ T t may get a little rough on ing "ground a ction ." me physically, but I'm used to that from m y ilapgiek experi­ FEWER HOURS ences in th* p u t FARGO. N. D. tr— The North "S p ic e travel and Sputniks arc Dakota Agricultural College re­ la the news, and our show (NBC) ported farmers across the na­ should appeal to aQ groups and tion worked an average of 107 sexes. Throughout the series I'll hours dally this past June, near be atcom panied by psychologists, th* height of the growing season anthropologist* and the like, who com pared vlth 11.J hours a day in record my reaction* to different m s. and challenging situations PACES JA PA N E SE COURT T R IA L — Army specialist Gregor. Kspekl (le ft), o f Detroit, MIHl , aits with kta attorney, Capt. Jame* K. KobtnMB. at a ronfrreece in Tokofcsaia. Japan. Kspekl will ha tried to a Japan*** conrt ea ch a rite he strangled the Japaasss w ife o f a United States Nary man. (U P Telephot*) .CHRISTMAS GIVING] T R A D E -IN allo w an ce on y o u r old washer Hanoauiuc eiectric drilL Trigger switch locks in “ on" position. A handy tool. UL listed. Action 3-T SUPER-CUSHIONS PUTS SET OF 4 ON YOUR CAR GIANT-SIZI TBIPtl-ACTIOM AGITATOR fleiet. Ijrm. and lumblti each piece of Trade n o w and save! tlolh in g with a Ihorovgh up, down end a found motion. s Safety-Wringer with Bal­ loon Roil*. 8 locking pot! tioni. e Select th* right pr*uurc for ony type fabric. M K IM E S Mow is your opportunity to save on brand-new* tires. Goodyear's famous Triple-Tempered 3-T Super-Cushions are priced way down. Trade now for safer, easier-riding 3-T Super-Cushions. Extra strength, longer wear, better traction . . . at an unbea'afc't low price. 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Today, Santa was busy carryChristmas Preview Today f u t a C ln a K l out today on hts •turaal Joy-bringing trek around tha world. HI* trip once m ore wilt Aim onitrate that Christina* com e* federal time* a year, despite the old saying. In Europe there will be four separate Christmas-type observances between now and Jan. , Weather ^ f i l r today and tonight cloudy Saturday. psrtly Today is St. Nicholas Day, a religious holiday. A s a sort of Christmas preview in Germany, Santa Claus distributes bundles of green switches and packets of chocolates and randies to remind children they must behave if they want larger rewards on Christmas Day. Swiss children get the same re­ minders. la Bari, Italy, H is a day o f religious commemoration la trib­ ute to the first Stint Nicholas, who Is hurled there. But the re ­ ligious holidsy, and the saint, really had no connection seith modern Christmas ceremonies. In Holland, atrarthalaaa, this w as ths big day. Santa Clani can­ tered through the streets ef A m ­ sterdam on an Impressive white horse. His blick sm oor servant, •'Slack P iet", followed with a bundle of awttchea. Dutch children and their par­ ents, who started celebrating with a massive dinner last night, ex­ changed their p r e s e n t s today. Practieal jokers presented their masterpieces after weeks o f plan­ ning, and shook with deep-bellied Dutch laughter at the recipients unwrapped pencils hidden deap In three-toot long Imitation cigaret* and herrings in canary rages. Santa Takes Breather Tomorrow Santa takes a breath­ er. On Dec. 21 he plunges into the second round — Scandinavia, Aus­ tria. Switterland and Germany again, where presents are opened on Christmis Eve.* Although aircraft, helicopters and even Sputniks were being in front o f the fireplace, or o* this pressed into service in the rest o f the world, Finnish children know he drives down from Lappland In a curly-runncred alcd drawn by Finland’ s own reindeer. The next day, Dec. 23, Santa makes hit rounds of Great Britain, Portugal, and France where he leaves his gifts in wooden homes radiator If fireplace* ir s lick in g. Britain keeps on celebrating through Dec. SB .which la ca’led "B oxing Day.” And finally, on "O ld Christmas'* —Jan. *—there's a last round for tho weary old man, to Spain amt Italy, although in the latter Ito gets ■ helping hand. S te Hanford Iferald ■ EstablUhed 1909 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER «. 1957 . ■ andSave In Sanford 9 NO. 142 United Press Leased Wirt, Rocket Vanguard des On Ground CAPE CANAVERAL (U P )— The Into in orbit around the earth. U. S. effort to launch a satellite Russia now has two satellites wae a failure today. A moon—c a r ­ whlziing around the earth. rying Vanguard rocket failed to A Massachusetts Institute of get off the ground when effort* Technology scientist said today he expeela the Russians to launch a were made to launch It. Flame and smoke belched from third satellite within a few Hays. All was thought to be in read­ the silvery missile when Paul Kar* pliac, a young propulsion engineer, iness today for a successful U. S. touched the button Mat activated take-off. An hours tong countdown tha liquid-oxygen led engines ef or final checkoff of pan In the Vanguard started at midnight. Thr the Vanguard. In Washington the Defense De­ most minute care had heen taken to make certain it would go this partment said It was Informed time. A victory would have been T liK VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN SHOWN here wa* reported by InvrMlgatinc officers as having skidd- that personnel at the aite appar­ sd (• feet into the path o f an oncoming Atlantic Coast Line train restrrday aftrrnooon. Granville ently escaped Injury when the a tremendous propaganda triumph and would have once more raised Hvrlnvk, .IS, attached to the Sanford N A S was slightly injured In tha crash This la the fifth car- rocket blew up on Iti aland. train cravh In Seminole County vlnce Nov, 10, (Photo hy Bergstrom) A heavy im oke pall drifted in­ the U. S. scientific team in the eyei of its allies abroad. land. But when the historic moment The Vanguard, It* btack-pointed silver nos* pointed skyward, re­ cam e, a tremendous orange ball of flame at the base of the mis­ mained in Ita launching pad. The Pentagon information o f­ sile, fallowed by an awesome fice, in telephone communication black cloud of smoke, signalled with Cap* Canaveril, had no d e­ failure. Hundreds of Witnesses tail! Immediately of reasons the Minutes later, pelicans wheeled attempt was unsuccessful. over the base at Cape Canaver­ High-Level Effort An all-out effort, ordered by al—the only sign of aerial activity Law enforcement officials srs about tw o miles south of the San­ ferd Naval Air Station, emerged President Elaenhower and the visible to hundreds of newsmen end spectators who had gathered beginning to worry about tho build­ ford Naval Air Station. from the car suffering only a la­ highest defense officials o f the on the beach to witness the event. nation, had gone Into the crash ing number o f auui.nobite accid­ A 19M Volkswsgon Sedan skidd­ ceration of the forehead, a cut program for getting a U. S. moon ents In the Sanford sem h o le Coun­ ed M feet Into the path of an on­ knee and bruises. ty area. coming Atlantic Coast Line freight Korinck, attempting to pass an ,-yvhe fifth automob'L train eta*n train. The small car, driven by automobile either parked at the in 13-days w as reported yesterday Graudvilte Korinck, a 38-y ear-old Intersection of the highway and i Plana are being formulated for afternoon on south Sanford Ava. navy man attached to the San- railroad track<r nr traveling slow­ the tenth annual Christmas ball of ly to come to a stop, went Into the Seminote County Interfratcrthe path of the train to have bis nlty Association. The gay affair WHY do we eat mince pi* car thrown 51 feet by the Impact, will he held Dec. 23 at the Mayfair at Christmas tim et according to investigating offlc Inn. Dancing will be to the tunes ers. of Tony Teres and his orchestra. »*' \\ ma t Apparently the small automobile All members of national college Hut ’HA■» rolled over several time before fraternities or sororities may re­ 4l|t etUJs l|'{ji )| coming to a stop on its side. The ceive tickets upon payment of their train was traveling west pnd the dues In the Association. Informa­ Is dead! tion caused by a hemorrhage into automobile south. tion on this will be published later. There were extensive damages to Tha 13-year-old male lion, one the pleural cavity.” agon but no damage to City Manager Knowles said that the Voll Of the pets at the Sanford Zoo, was the trait, .vas reported. Dr. Toe also found a cancerous found dead this morning when The train, in charge of Conduct James Bedenbaugh, assistant Zoo type growth on the liver of “ King" Award* were presented to win­ their church scene entry. Mason Xcepcr, made his rounds about 0 and specimens have been taken or I*. II. Harvey, came to a stop ners in the float competition of the Wharton accepted the plaque for O'clock checking the condition of and are being sent off for exam i­ !n eight car lengths. nation. Deputy Sheriff James Singletary J a y e * * • Merchants Association the church. too animals. In the Business Division, top "H e hadn't been dead very ordered the train moved one ear Christmas Parade it yesterday’ s "K in g" has been In the Sanford length in order to clear traffic luncheon meeting of the Sanford- place winner was the Odham and long,'* City Manager Knowles said. Zoo about 10 or 11 years, City depicting “ Candy on the heavily traveled highway Seminole County Junior Chamber Tjpdor float Manager Warren E. Knowles said At 9 o'clock this morning rigor to the Sanford NAS. Land". Second place was taken of Commerce. mortis was just beginning to set morning. Investigating the accident were Two trophies and five plaques hy the Sanford Naval Air Station in. The huge lion was found lying The city obtained "K in g" as a Florida Highway Patrol Trooper were presented So representatives for their float “ Santa's Workshop " en the bench in Ills cage with his real young cub and he had be­ T. Mark Mack and Deputy Sheriff of the various schools, churches, Accepting the plaque for Odham bead hanging down. organisation* and businesses who and Tudor was Art Harris and for come so lame that the Zoo Keep­ James Singletary. An autopsy, performed this er, Mrs. Arnold Hood, could walk took top place in the float com peti­ the Sanford N'avaT Air Station was LlCdr. E. II. Dohne. morning by a local veterinarian, up to the cage and rub his head. tion. for Information On In the Civic and Fraternal Divi­ Dr. L. R. Poe revealed that the “ He was very gentle," the city Serving a* Judges at the Wed­ CIRCULATION lion's death was apparently due to manager explained. nesday parade were: Mrs. Lionel sion the Sanford Rotary Club look PIL FA 2-2r.ll suffocation. A. Arthur. Cireult Judge Voile A. top place with their entry “ Child­ The death of “ K ing" leaves Just Williams Jr., and Postmaster Joel ren of the W orld". Tommy Mc­ or after G:.10 p.m. Dr. Poe’ s report to City Manager one lion at the zoo, a female Donald accepted tho plaque. Se­ Field. * PH. FA 2 0975 Warren E. Knowles was "su ffoca­ “ Q u ecn ie".' In the Church Division the Holy cond place was won by the Sanford Cross Episcopal Church took top Woman's Club for a “ A Peek at place and received a plaque for Santa". Mr*. Bill Kirk accepted ocal Accident Number rows As Car Hits Train Plans Underway Autopsy Shows King' Dies Of Suffocation Shop AW ARDS FOR TOP FLOATS In the Jajeee-M erchante Awioelatioa Chrlitmaa Parade wepe made yesterday at the Jaycee luncheon meeting. John Alexander, Jaycee Parade Chairman, preaenta lb * trophies and plaques. Those representing winning clubs, organiaatloea, church** and aehoola w e n ; left to right) Masun Wharton. Holy Cross Kpisenpal Church; Mm. Hill Kirk, Womaa’a Club; Tum­ my McDonald, Rotae) Club; Mrs. Velma Mitchell, Southald* School; Art Harris, Odham and T u dotj (B U ff Photo) LlCdr. E. If. Dohne, Naval Air Station; and Chairman Alexander. Southern Bell Official Rolarians To Hear Speaks At Rotary Club Musical Program Af Luncheon Meet ■— * “ Lots of times we stand up when we don't know what we're stand­ ing for," A. W. "W ood y" Webber, District Manager for Southern Rcll Telephone Company told Jaycees yesterday at their noon lun­ cheon meeting. “ Most of our business is made up of money, machinery, and peo- Parade Winners Receive Awards tho plaque. In the School Division, Golds­ boro Elementary School won a trophy for their top entry of a large float “ Shepherds and Ca­ m el". Southside School won a trophy for their entry of “ Toy Soldiers". Mrs. Velma Mitchell ac­ cepted the trophy on behalf of the school. John Alexander, Chairman of the Jaycee Parade Committee, made the presentations. Hob MeKee, Chairman of the Balloon Sales Committee report­ ed to the Jaycee* that all balloons were sold before the parade was half over. A total of approximate­ ly St.'A was raised to provide funds for a shopping tour for children of Lutheran Haven. pie,” he said "and people are the most Important." Webber spoke yesterday to the Jaycee* on "Personnel Problem s." “ It behooves us to do what we can to motivate people to attain Increased sales; easier way to do things; and efficien cy," Webber explained. A • successful Influeneer must have a clear Idea about what he is trying to communicate, he com ­ mented. “ Wo say one thing and the hearer hears another so sv# must edit our message In order that It will be hoard as we mean It," Webber told the Jaycees. Then ho commented "A lot of times we ran communicate better hy turning up the volume a lit­ tle louder or more often." Citing the tremendous growth In Florida, Webber said, "w e're going to have to have more peo­ ple to do tho Jolt—more folks who are qualified to get our share— so we need to think In terms of deve­ loping people." Webber warned the young busi­ nessmen not tn make decisions for people they can make themselves. (Continued o i Page I) Sanford NAS Control Tower Is Busy Place Is * * wl*»* SP» Members o f the Sanford Rotary Club, at their regular weekly meet­ ing next Monday noon at the Yacht Club, will wltnesa a demonstration on the Hammond electric chord organ of "M usical M em ories". Glen -Nelson, the organist, and Roger Gregory, aa the narrator, appeal through the courtesy of ths Cooper-Gregnry Mn.de Co. and carry their listeners from the days of ■ carnival with Ita steam callope through memories of violin, com et, orchestra and hand con­ certs, all played on the Hammond by Nelson. The program, arranged by Char­ lie Morrison, Is similar to one staged here recently hy Nelson and Gregory, and at times, hy Net. and nelly Keller of tho same com ­ pany. at the Sanford Klwanls Club, the local Shrine d u h and at the Congregational Christian Church. On Tuesday, they will appear before the Pilot d u h and on P ec. IT, will do their act at the meeting of the Farm Bureau, here Wives of Rotarlanx are Invited to hear the program Monday, Morrison stated, this morning. Additional Local News 1nation. The Control Tower at the San- 1Coburn Air Control Man, Second Attack Wing One Other VAIL3 plane commanders ford Naval Air Station lx about Class, launched the first Skywar ] Sanford again flexed its muscles one of the busiest places in Flor rior bomber of a nine airplane and Ihe damage that might have in the homtiLg stream were LlCdr bomber stream from Heavy Attack been wrought had this not been a Phil Harward, Li (Jg) Dean Ort Ida. Radio communication to the lay­ Squadron Five and Eleven la s'# bombing exercise defies the imagl- man and LtCdr. Robert Ostcrholm man is a mass of words than can night beginning at 9:33 p. m. These bom bers, flown by your only be unscrambled by one who is trained to catch every syllable next doop neighbors in Sanford, simulated bombing attacks on At­ and every call. Signals hum constantly to keep lanta, Charlotte and Savannah be­ the control operator Informed as to fore returning here to their base. the whereabout* of every plane Each bomber can carry more de­ taking off from the Sanford Naval struction than that wrought by Air Station. A microphone is con- the entire weight of bombs dropp­ itantly at the operators mouth to ed in Worid War II Departing at 9:33 p. m. and carry message* to planes coming and going in a continuing stream. thereafter at iO minute Intervals, Strong beacon* signal messages the bombers formed a stream across the field of air strips to through the sky until the last one planes, trucks, jeeps, and other returned to Sanford at 1:33 a. m. transportation plying hack and this morning. forth taaiing planes onto the lakeWhile the citizens of yMlanta, o ff strip or readying others for Charlotte and Jacksonville slept, plane flighti scheduled practically the AM)’ * from Sanford whistled every minute of the day and night. over their heads In the midnight "Orlando Air Traffic Control darkness only ten minute*. » clears Seminole One to the Navy MATRON Five contributed six Sanford Airport via Victor 26T to A3D's to the bombing stream, and Jacksonville, Victor three to Sav­ MATRON Eleven three. Lt. Robert annah, Victor on* eight five to Kennedy o f VAILS was the Plane Augusta, Ga , Victor on# eight to Commander In Seminole One that Atlanta; two zero to Royston, V ic- left at 9:33 p m. nn the flight that tor three five to Asheville, N C . would eover many of the major to Savannah, Victor three to Day- cities In southern United States. ton* Beach, Victor 151 to Navy It was LtCdr. Louis Hoop that Sanford. Maintain 33.000 feet alti­ piloted Seminole Nine and was last tude in control area to Savannah, man to touch down in the early 17,non feet tn Charlotte, 39.000 feet morning. IN THE CONTROL TOWER at Sanford Naval Air Station. Cdr. Joaeph M- Tully Jr. end Lt. Cdr. to Navy Sanford.” LtCdr. rtttoa ipsa; the long Cy Filton natch operations aa a bombing stream uf nine plane* taka o ff el 10 minute intervale last With these words NAS Sanford vigil In the NAS Control Tower to X SANFORD ZOO 8 MALB Mon “ K im ” waa found deed this morning in kie cage. An attraction night Each plane in tha simulated attack of three citim took u ff from Sanford NAS on aplil-aecond vt-blalf Photo; Towaa Control Operator Jama* arariM tha operation tor Heave achedul*CSLai* l 'b o W U * local 100 for 1nor* than 19 y e a n , "K in g’* wan lX-jeara-oid. On Page 3 * *** �ty i n f / r o A . M o n ie s Wert U p Sftle in d y Ere t o * Service Behind every ttructure, whether large or small, intricate or simple, there's a blueprint. And behind every blueprint there's a vision. Someone has a dream. He explains it to an architect. Using the tools of his trade, the architect makes a blueprint— a plan to show workmen how to build what was first conceived in a dream. Centuries upon centuries ago God had a vision. H e made man in His image, then gave him the tools to fashion a blue­ print. The Bible was the result— a blueprint for right-living for every man who breathes. God is the Supreme Architect. Under Him today churches work to show man how to use the Bible as a blueprint for his own life. W hen that plan is followed, life is good. W hen it is ignored, confusion and disaster result. Let the church of your choice show you and your family Jiow to follow the blueprint for peaceful living. 1U J *. 1 p . m. 1:90 p. m. Mid w eek Serrtee Wedoeedey 1:90 p. m. c o m e church r o s A COMING LOAD” COME AND SEE TH E SE IS A SEASON. ha r u n r X fJ B Y T E k lA M church JThe Church with a Glowing ’ H eart) l e v . Charted F . Brawn P atter Sunday School I t a h . CitDord E. John too. auportatesdont. Preaching Sorvlee 11 a.m. P rayer meeting, Wedneaday, T:30 ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN U M arie (N ear Ovtede) R ev. H apkin M. Tnhy Paater Morning Werahty t:3 S am. Radio Mlaatee Sreadcaat a t t:3 0 a m. ever WORE (T tf I t ) Sunday School 1:00 a m.—fo r ell aga greupa. C hm tien Day School — Monday through Friday t : t t a m. — (AU elementary gradaa and kinder­ garten.) CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH M ember O f The UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner Park A v tsu a and 341k St. 1. Bernard R oot, Mlniater Fred E oim inger, Ataociate Orgaoitt, Helen W ltu Sunday School _— ......._ J :4 » a. m. Morning W e r th ip ____. , —11 a. a . Sermon: "T h e Kiagdom at Jeaut” Pilgrim Fallowthlp 4:30 LA R E MARY CHURCH OF NAZARENE Eaat Cryital Lake Drive PaiUr Rev. a. l . Drawdy Sunday: Bible School 1:43 a. m. Morning WorthJp 11 >. m. Young Paoplaa Mealing «:44 a. m. EvangaiitUc Service 1:90 a. » . Wedneaday: Prayer Band Meeting t a. m. CHURCH O F if S U S CHRIST Prayer Matting Service T:J0 On the flr tt Wednaaday evening O f LATTER D AT SAINTS I . O . Break* - Branch Preaident of each month a t 1i30 o ’clock la the regular mlialanary meeting. a t y Hall Sunday Ichoal I t a.m . A L L SOUIA CATHOLIC CHURCH I t t f i u a t Heating I yau Oak A v t. a t Mh M. Rev. Richard Lyona, P a d a r Sunday Maaaa» i i i a. m , 1 : 00, t oo. 10.00 and MU, W eekly M u t e . Dally a t T: IS a. m. COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lake M ary, Oak Are. ted 3rd <*• The k ey. A. G. Melanin. Minister M n . Ceerge Touky, Miaitter at M etis M ilt K tlherirn Brown, D.C.E. 4:43 t . n . Service Duet— ‘ T h e P rayer Perfect**— Irma Corley, Janice Luxea Sermon— " I t The Bible Out at Data'*—Mr. McLutia t;tS a .m .-S u n d a y Sckael 10:30 a.m.—-Setiloc meet# fa r prayer in h e Saieioa Ream. 1! a.HI MORNING WORSHIP Aathem— " 0 , Leva, How Deep” — Chancel Choir Anthem— "H eianaa” — ChaoceJ Choir Sermon— "la The Bible Out of Data” — Mr. Melaaia Nur*ertei tur children under three, and three t* tiz, every Sunday morning durtn| the werthip houri, 3:43 a. m. and U a m. J.lo p. m .— Senior High FaUevahip Youth Building T p. m. EVENING WORSHIP Soog Service— Chrutm ai Carol t Sermon— "The Cloted Door*'—Mr. Mctnnii FIRST METHODIST C H IIC X t : 4 ! a. m. Church School (claiiea fer all ages) 11 a. m. Morning Werthip Special muaie "La. How Beta E ra Bloom ing"— M n . W. Lockard, Mra. Je Roiart. Mr*. A. Jana*. Sermon— ’T h * Value at Th* tib ia ” t p. m . M YF Supper 4:30 p. m. M YF Program 7:13 p. m.—Organ Vtaper— M n . Xlckaea Evening T:34 Special M u a ie - "T h e Birth at A X in g "—Mra. J . Boaard Sermon— "E ip e ctin g Something?” Beereatien fe r young people in Me* Klnley Hall f THE CHURCH FOR AIL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Church it the greatett loctor e.t eanh fer el character a-.d gso4 crtneeihip. Jt it a i cr«.-c.5« cl spiritual value*. Without a tin t} Church. eeither democracy eer cinlitatioa can t.m te There are lour tsur.d reatcr.t why •very perto-. thould attend ttmce* regularly s.*d tuppert the Church They are: (1) Tsr hi* nra take. (2) Fer hit children t tcte (3) For the ate cl t-e community and nauoa (4) Fer the see e! the Church tttell. which need* hit moral r.d material tapper. Flan to go to church reguu'.j and read your Bible daily iinmnii i nnmi////////////n i\\v\\\\\\\\v\\\\\\Ulf/i//////MI>t^i n This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation o f these wellknown business establishments: BERGSTROM PHOTO SERVICE G E N E ’ S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS W • FI.ORIDA STATE BANK S T I N E MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. AMERICAN OIL CO. V . R. Strickland, Co stricter A R N E R ’ S GULF SERVICE PANY o f Sanford SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY WILSON-MA1ER THE TEXAS COMPANY FURNITURE COMPANY I. C. Daria, Canalg— a S MI T T Y ’ S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE S A N F O R D AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY CO. McREYNOI.DS DRUG COMPANY AUTO PARTS A. K. SHOEMAKER W. W. HORNE BUILDER TRUCK BROKERAGE CO., INC SUPER MARKET BOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK MO R E T L CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1401 So. French Avn. RATLIFF * SONS PHOTO SHOP NICHOLSON BITCK CO. RIT7 THEATRE SANFORD PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY W A D E S MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS NEHt Rav^Ateaandar Una. Mlniater R. W. Keogh. Sunday School Sup­ erintendent Mra. Jemat If. Thompson, Orga- g ill THE CHURCH O F GOD OP FROFHECT StM Elm A re. Paater, James H. H otter Sunday School P:4I a. m. Morning Worship 11 a. m. Sunday School— ---------to a. m. Manting Werthip-------- 11 a. m. A cardial Invitation U attended Yeung Paopla a Meeting— 4.30 p. m. U alL WELCOME FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH O B OBMBTA Jack L duwrn lunday School Morning Uervte* Evening Service Paster 10 a. m. U a. m. Training Union 4 36 p. m. Preaching 7:30 p. m. Wad. Pray eg Snrrtce T:34 p.m. ■ I L t • ■ * e Sunday Evening Service T:30 p. m. Wemen’ t Mlaaienary Service Meet, teg Wedneaday Evening. Additional Church News On Page Six W H E E L E R FERTILIZER COMPANY ROY WALL PLUMBING THE MAYFAIR INN AUTO PARTE BOYD-WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE �f llW " Southern Mate Chorus. Will Practice Monday M em bers o f tho Male Chorus a n reminded o f the regular weekly re­ hearsal to be held at tho First JJesbytorlan Church at a o ’ clock lg J d a y night. D irector Harry M. Whir announced this, morning. Legal Notice ■ auTicac o r a t IT STATIC US' F L O R ID A TO : JtK L K .V I - W A V . U. KLkDN an d M A R T K. LU LSON . It aliv e , and tkair raap acllv e u n k n ow n hairs, itsvleaas, arantasa. asa lsn srs. 'Ila au rs, c re d ito rs o r tru stees, and a ll p a r Item claltn ln a an y taiaraat by, ttp nu ah, nadir o r a a aln a l sa id r e apwctlv# ilite n d a n U : T i l t : H U dl-K C T*V K U N KN OW N IlEIHM. devlssaa, SSWnleea. a ia la n sia . lienors, c r s .llieVs or truatasa o f It. M. I.KKHU.N. dlSaaaed. in d .I.K U N A HII.WV I.K K SWN, a lso know n aa L eon a H. Las* S A a i d Mr*. Leona le s s o n , ilecCased, and a ll p a r lie s cla im in g any I M s r e .t by th rou g h , uadar or t M u l aald dafen danta; and an y am t all paraoa Having, o r c la im in g tq_h a v*. any r ig h t. Iltle o r Inlaraat la , and In th * fo llo w in g d e scrib e d lap it. ly in g and ba ln g la hem ! note C oun ty. F lorid a, l o - w l t : N IV ‘ i n f N tW t o f Bectlun SO. T o w n sh ip SO S M th H aag* St Rose, and L ota IS a w l S4 o f P alm lla m m e a k A llo t m eat a c c o rd in g In plat th e r e o f r e ­ cord ed In Plat B onk I. p a g e s t«< aert 1SS o f the pnhllo re co rd * o f S em lnol* C ou n ty, F lorida 'on, and each o f you. arc h e re b y tfl-d that a ault ha* been b y o e a h t a g a l" * ’ vr„i In th* C ircu it C ourt, aael ' ■ lem ln n la C oun ty, F lo rid a , he- < ry . rn tltle d W. H K N R T W U IIIT , II. et al. p la in tiffs , ▼. KTiT.HN I - W A T . ct nl. d a fe n d a n ta ami y o u and each o f you. s r * re­ qu ired to file r o itr Anewar to th * p la in tiffs ’ C om p la in t w ith th * C lark d fA t l d C ourt, and s e r v e upon p la in ilTTi. o r p la in tiffs* attorn ey. OKO. .i^ h P K K I t . JR ., w h oa* nddreea la P „ 0 . Ilox 1141. H anford. F lo rid a , a cop y o f said A n sw er, on o r b e fo ra M onday. J a n u a ry I, ISIS, an d tf TdJi fa ll lu ito so, a d e cre e prn r o e (* 4*eo w ill bn en tered aealnat you. a r t each n f you. fo r the r e lie f d e ­ n u d e d |n this com p lain t. 3 Friday, Bw. 8. lM T -P tfil I Postmaster Gives ' Tips On Sending Christmas Mail SALAS TO MEET SCANLON SAN FRANCISCO (U P )— ForLaura Salas has signed to meet Bobby Scanlon In a 10-round bout at the Civic Auditorium, Dee. 1>. Salas won the title from Jimmy Cartar In 1M2 and lost it baek to him three months latrr, Scan­ lon defeated Wallace (B u d ) Smith, another form er lightweight cham­ pion, in his last start. (C on tlM cd from P ago f "M any tim e* qualified people are employed and then led around Postmaster Jo*l S. Field had • ' by the hand.” Up todsy oo how resident! o f S a o -1 One o f the suggestions the Sou­ ford eao save much time and of*' thern Bell Telephone Co. eieeu live fort in their Christmas mailing. , msdo was that of encouraging peo­ "E xperien ce has shown.** post-! ple. "A fte r they have made do- master Field eommented. "that cisiona get them to Jot down their one o f the big difficulties m o s t’ reasons for making them.” mailers encounter In their efforts Listing a number of distractions to complete their Christmas mallthat w ill block development of inga early, Is (ho lack of mater­ people, W ebber told the Jayeee ials. They find thst they don't group "W e Improve our own per-||have enough paper, or enough sons! relations by making all of 1twine, or tnough tape, and so forth, and aa a result they often do not them a part of ths team. * ' w ..a "It has been proven that some w rap and aecuro their parcote ade­ —^ +tj folks fall because of morals, dis­ quately.” loyalty and laek of skill but most­ The best w ay to avoid the last ly because they couldn't get along minute difficulty of insufficient maUlng materials, tho postmaster with p eop le," Webber stated. "W e don't have to be selfish advised, la to make a trip now to ■bout developing people because tho stores and obtain plenty of anyone helping lo develop other good heavy wrapping paper, stur­ corregatrd cartons, strong people helps develop themselves,*' dy cord, cellulose tape, seals and so Webber said. forth. And ha concluded "W o ran ' ‘ Get It all In one trip and avoid CDH. JOSKI’ H M. TU LLT JR. LO OK * OVRit the N liht Bombing measure a Ufa by its donation the necessity of making a half a Krhrtlul* on three sunthera cities as niwe A l l) planre depart for a rather than Its duration.” bombing '(ream that nhiaked through the skit* from l : l t P.m. laat dozen trips later, or trying to mail Webber was introduced by Art aight ontll 1:11 a.m. thia morning (S taff I'h ote) with im proper or insoffleteot ma­ Harris, program chairman for yes­ terials," the postmaster noted. terday's meeting. "T h is ean save a lot of headaches at Christmas Urne.” And, o f c o u m , the postmaster urged ell local residents to get Rjr r.rsrr Thurston Clifford McKibbin, president of their Christmas mall eut aa aoon aa possible. tho Seminole County Chamber of LAKE M O N R O E - The Lake At the regular meeting of CampMr. Jesse Jody Melton J r „ Commaree, a local Insurance man, Monroe 4 II Club met Tuesday at and a m em ber of the City o f San­ of US South Jessamine Ave., pass­ bell-fussing Post No. U , (he A m e­ the school. ford’ s toning and planning com­ ed away last night at Seminole Charles Rabun gave the Bible rican Legion, hetd recently at the mission waa named chairman of Memorial Hospital. reading, followed by two songs by le g io n Hut, it was announced that He had been a resident of San­ tho sotting and planning group list the group. Tony Baker eilled the the Leglon'e Christmas night. ford for tho past 40 years and waa Party would bo bold Monday even­ roll. McKibbin replaces Robert I . born M arch 4, IMP. In Florida. An interesting picture was shown ing, Dec. II i t T o'clock. Survivors Include his widow Mrs. Brown, first chairman o f the First Baptist and the First the group called, "In The Beginn­ Bill Lockard, entertainment planning and zoning commission, Jessie L . Melton, Sanford; two chairman for tho affair, announced who recently resigned In order to daughters, Mrs. J. L. Benton, San­ Methodist churches of Oviedo have ing” . *Young men attending the meet­ that bo wee very fortunate In se­ take hie seat on the Board of ford and Mrs. W. F. .Freeman, Or­ scheduled a religious consul to he lando; six grandchildren; two bro­ conducted this Sunday from 1:10 ing were Tony Baker, Gene Bull- curing a magician for the even, Sanford City Commissioners. ard, Billy Stevens, Stave Kane, lng. In addition, there will be Brown, Tuesday, was named Dir­ thers, Marvin and Aldridge Mel­ p. m, to 4 p. m. The census win be held In the Carl McCormick, Bobby Flower, games for the children and the ector of tho Seminole County Zon­ ton both of Plant City; and four singing of Christmas carols. Santa ing and Planning Commission by sisters Mrs. Al Fagan, Orlando; Oviedo area Including Wagner, Raymond King, Hayward Cos. tho Board of Seminole County M n . SaUle Martin, Mulberry; Goldenrod and south to the bridge. Ronnie Stafford, Norman Sparks, Claus hss been contacted and will The Rev. Jack Bryant o f tho Sidney Hawkins. Mike Burke, Al make a short appearance. Mrs. M ary Andrrson, California, Commissioners. First Baptist Church and tho Rev. McDonald, Terry Watson, Terry All members and veterans are Art Harris, ■ mem ber o f the and Mrs. Bell Marsh, Texas. Funeral services will be con­ Georgo Carlton of the Methodist Rabun, Richard lllttell, Steve urged to bring their children and staff o f Odham and Tudor was seated as a member of tlis San­ ducted at S p. m. Sunday at Gram- Church said that th# census will Sweggerty, Henia Jimlnei, Bubby wlvai to this annual affair. There ford Zoning and Planning Com­ kow Funeral Home Chapel with bn taken to fled non-church m em ­ lllttell, Chsrles Rabun, Dooay wiU be light refreshment! and bers o f tho area and also church WatteU, mission replacing Brown. the R ev. Joe Duthltt officiating. Billy Frank*, Benny goodies for the kiddles. Interment will be In Evergreen preferences. The com m ittee also Johns, Dusne Burk end William Admission will he a toy. which seeks to find residents o f tho area Burke. Cemetery. will be given to the Elks* Club far Pallbearers will b o; William who havo not moved their momtheir Christmas Tree for the Un­ Freeman, Martin Cerosoli, W. F. borthlp to tho local churches. derprivileged. QUAIL PUT TV WORK Freeman. Edgar Benton and J. L. The census committee will have ELHART, Imt. IB— A quail flew DEC. I Benton. dinner at the Baptist Church Im­ mediately foUowiog the Sunday into a sporting goods store here Admissions By local organisation . . . Man worship service and after a brief­ recently and salesmin Dick LauDAWKINS ELECTED Beryl Cynthia Grantham (San­ or Woman with eiperlene* in ghlln put the confused bird to ing from the chairman will start ford) WEST POINT. N.Y. (U P )—Half­ meeting public tor part-time good use. He made (he bird pose back Pete Dawkins of Royal Oak, the censes. work, meet kav* ear. In Edward Thomas (Sanford) for a photograph with himself, a W rit* the Herald. Boa C - l l Mich., has been elcted captain of Marty Ferguson (Sanford) gun and a large sign: "Indiana Giving age A rm y’ s 1PSS football team. Ho le Sallle Williams (Sanford) GOLDEN DATS the first halfback to hold the hon­ Carlene Piloln (Long wood) IlO U X FALLS, S. D. « t — When or since Glenn Davis shared the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Christensen Jeffe Melton (Sanford) team eaptalaey with Doe Blanch­ observed their 90th wedding an­ Bertie Catherine Stafford ard In IMA. niversary guests Included Mrs. (Sanford) ■ Births Christensen's brother and three Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. ter that grew and were trans­ slstera and their spumes, all o f formed Into rain clouds, the paper whom already had observed tbeir Grantham (Sanford) Discharge* said. It said rain actually waa wedding anniversaries. Mrs. Chris­ made to fall from the clouds, pro­ tensen's youngest brother and his Baby girl Werham (Sanford) Margaret Helen Helms (Long- duced in a special cham ber under wife were aloe present but didn't direction o f aetentlat B. V . Dere- attract much aItem loo. They bad wood) been m arried ealy 4f y e a n . glna. Dorothy Scott (Sanford) McKibbin Named Zoning, Planning . J. Melton Jr. Board Chairman Dies Lost Night Film Is Shown * At 4-H Meeting Toy Is Admission To Legion Yule Party Dec. 16 RECONDITIONED & G U A R A N T E E D Term s Available General Insurance H. JAM ES GUT A G E N C Y SIS EAST FIRST STREET fHONE FA 1-4151 - n. JAMES GUT Ja m e s b . g u t Churches To Hold Religious Census Sunday Afternoon Hospital Notes •J I T N K S S rnv hsert anil th* **al etwhatet C ou rt at Hanford. tfsrolsoU c a lm ly , F lo rid a , thl* Slh - I * ' o f D e ttm b tr. A. P . 1SST. n p. i r r n j m o w «*1*rk o f aald Court . Il v Aria J t.un dn ul-t —. D eputy c l e r k fin o A HRFKR. JR. BoMrltor fo r n la la ttffa r . « o . Ho* i n s rt.inf,,r,l. F lo rid a (D E A L) LONG UNDER KNIFE PITTSFIELD, Mesa, (U P )—Chi­ cago Cubs first basoman D a le Long underwent minor surgery to correct a glandular ailment la tho lower abdomen Monday. Long, who baited J M and hit 21 hom o runs during the 1*5T season. Is n peeled to be retoased from the hospital within a tew days. 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See your Pontiac dealer and dis­ cover the wonderful new direction styling hee taken in this Bold New '58 Poutiso T H S B O L D B O T S D V A N C 1 IN SO TWA H a I �Foreign News C o m m e n ta ry •r rmimtmm M. KCAXH im m liva Party n i elected pm - J»i PiaiUa, who hod aelxed power On* of tho cooflte^ s—rCo won } la April l»e> _• Mg t^or-Aart- San fo rd 's Christmas Shopping Season Is Officially U n d e rw a y The Chrlatmaa ShofpUf Baaaort la off!la Saxford! Wadnaadap aftamoeo'a glgaatie parade, atacad hf tha San/ord-Setnioola County Junior Chamber of Conmarea and financed by the Sanford Merchants Association, hartaVa of the Interest local citizens, boni^ iiiiib end organizations-take in their (fty. Then have been numbers of parades staged in Sanford end many of them hare baas large ease — but none bare been so large, ee cMorfnl, end so exciting a# tht anAual Chrlatmaa Panda Wadnesday aftermam. The leyeeae daaarra n Mg hand from all o f Sanford for the tremendous Job thay'Ta done. Many hours of hard work and plannlag went into tho parade witnessed by an ratimatad 16,000 children end adults, We’ve seen probably the longest parade mar staged in Sanford — end we've exyerisneed the Mggtnt crowd ever to witnese on# of the parades in Sanford. Never before have there been so many exalted children, wide-eyed with amazement pa one bead after another passed by in rtview furnishing the music for marching and entertainment Fleet after float passed by d a l l y u iila i i i j to create tha amxpwetad txdaauttow yooagsten u m wha* thty'ra plataad. It can certainly bo raid that tha Jaymm have act for themaalvca another «oal te hi reached in staging annual Chrlatmaa Parades in tha future. Wednesday’s parade moved off exact!; as scheduled — not before or after. And from the first screaming sirens to the list float carrying a waving, Jolly Santa Claus It was enjoyable and entartalnlng. Tht children speak out in praising the Jayeeei for providing them with this real Mseaeoa opener” . Practically every member of tha local Junior Chamber of Commerce wee taking pert in the parade Wednesday afternoon — selling balloons, serving as assistant parade marshalls, and lending-a helping hand wherever it was needed to make thia rear’a event the greatest In Joyces history, The Jaycees and the Merchants deserve a big vote of thanks from the folks of Sanford and vicinity for staging such e complete success, Whenever a job’s to be dona, tha Jayeses wilt do it well. That’s the record they have made for themselves and they're keeping it up with one project after another. Sunday's plebiscite w u tha r*. n i t U called « voters te apprsre a lag-range fvegraaa lavolvtog the amendment af the UM cnttitutiea. There la te be a M parti, taa aoegrtss ia which tha Liberal aad Cmuemtivo parties wfll be equally rvpraaentad. A Joint na­ tional candidate tar preiUsat will ha ebeeee by tea grass tad ip. proved by the people la aa i % Use te he held aext May. Tha Jun. ta win hand ever ha authority when the new president tsbsa of. lice Aug- T. Then, If ail peat troll, Colombia win b# under MpartUaa ml* onill 1ST*. Letters To The Editor Editor, tw i set exist is all yssture lead The Sanford Herald, is the county. Sanford. Fla. It is ay opinion thtl ail antralD**r w : turtl lend should be assessed as This is in reply te year latter of such and ia rvlitioe te whet it November M requesting Informs- produces. This applies net only te ttoa oa "eattltmea being taxed |pasture lead but sit types M agrieut of business." ' culture. If this is not done agriculI appreciate yeur interest t o 't o " maistila It# hut yofiUUs matter and yeur statemeat; den ia our county. **1 certainly bailee* that (bay arc A reputable Brevard eaualy and some remedy should be forth- cattleman Investigated the taxes coming.’/ as applied te pasture lands ia a The point of tesattoa at obldi number of Central Florida counties K become* unprofitable to raise ,a i be Informed mo that Seminole boof cauls oe cortaln pasture lands County as a whole was npxt to highest In the world end eetablish Russian Hag*, la gemleelo County baa beta reached. They lie mostly near Host of tho range cattle are pasmony. other lead that has recently been turod on cut over flat woods land If the President's health will not permit sold oa aa Inflated and specula- and marah or prairie. Also, some him to take an activa command at hla post live bails. However, that situation up land, hammocks aad swamps Leadership Is Vital To America It would be bed taste in the extreme to discuss president Eisenhower’s health publicly but for tha fact that his physical condition and tha fata of the nation ara now related. Tho cerebral occlusion or mild Stroke whieh he suffered came at a lima when fundamental policy deeiaiona must be made, and wjitn tha United States la called upon to reveal g renewal of energy. Tha danger that tha world balance of pow> egsinst America sod tta allies is resl. MilItarily and politically, tha world position of tho Unitod States is grava. Any uneartaJnty gbout American policy and military eapabil|ty, any decline or shattering of morale at home or abroad in the non-CommunUt world could now bo disastrous. Firm leaderahlp eannot bo detegatod In a crisis such ns tha ono which hold* tha entlra world in a viao. And that leadership requires hctlve and steady work. It is not for any of ua to call for tha raalgnaUon of the President The decision --------‘ ortHr, Free iah« A. itee — The In the White House, the issue of resignation will be a most demanding one. While wishing the quickest and fullest possible reeovary to Mr. Elsenhower, it la nevertheless essen‘ tlal to stress that now tha fate of millions depends on active and dear leadership. A a Caf lL . 1 "O lIS Q n a L i v e s A t O tO K e « everyone drlvaa with unusual eara bet«"■ » n0» f nd >’*•/• there ta a good thanc* 441*4 ®n# tho^**nd *"«• Americans the dawn of 1958. This conclusion from statistics compiled by tha Nat,onal Council, which reports a thro# cent drop In traffic fatalities during ^ e first ten months of this year, 4he 48 "tales reporting for the first P!0’?4*11 of 1957, says tha Safety Counci]- 29 j l » d j ? t4er, trV f‘c pW fd* than last F**r* Council also reports that th* mileage death rata — that to, deaths per million vehicle milei — during tha first 'IE414 months of the year waa the lowest for any comparable period, This to all moat encouraging. Americans have become accustomed to a gradual wor­ sening of traffic toll figures; many tend to Sanford Herald ■hrug off any ponaibjlity that safety — campaigns can bring results. But the new am figuree are further Indication that the rt—_ cord of traffic accidents can be Improved What It bolls down to Is this: If we ail work at it, we may save a thousand Uvea ■mm that would otherwise have been lost by the •"+ end of 1957. ~ Sheriff J. I* Hobbr has taken the lead ___in Seminole County in realising that this thus ran be dona and has ordered a clamp down '*” • on traffie violators. Orders are out to hla ----- entire force of deputy sheriffs to issue tieketa for any and all violation#. i***r Traffic accidents and traffic fatalities w!m have gone up in Seminole County. Sheriff Hobby says "they've got to come Friday, December 6, 1667 down." w u u y toaderi u d Hot Allergies Plague Us All The Year Round A T la n iiM iiid i : v p c * wait to Ilia ganger that your ewn home contains enough allergen* to bring about aa attack. tew ce of Trouble House dust to a ehloi aourc* of allergy trouble. And I Cent oao hew yea can sacape that r n In Iba moat mattculoaaly kapt told sir is an Irritant I think most of you who bars household. asthma riallae this when you Then, too, dogs, eats and ether step out of a warm room Into the pet* auy produce allergic symp­ said of winter. Teste apt to feel toms no motter what the aeesoa. Finally, few of ua are com­ • tightening up In yeur cheat Cold alee troubles victims of pletely free froea worry u d ether allergies. Thaw who are steam situations. And 1 have told hypersensitive to cold may suffer you often In the poet how eueh alun eruptions. Iven more eerl- coapllestloaa tan aggravate eus, they may suffer general asthma, eexema, hives and other altorgle*. shock. Belief0 u or set. tha first frost Unfortunately, tome aUerglM does sot alwmye aaaxa that hay are with aom* of ua summer and lover sufferers can step worrying. winter. Far from It Many persona are allergic to t e : X have a yallow ■olds as well ae pollen, in fact, my teeth. What can I Mat to pollen, sudds cause nun hey fever and asthma than nay are included la pi stun* aad ara of considerable benefit, particu­ larly fas the winter. The flat woods lead to tow ia fertility aad tarnishes sport* grasIng of poor quality. T V march lands furnish meetly good grating whoa moisture condition* art right, but they are aubject ta men or tote flooding every year aad when flooded are if aa use t e grating. Title should bo carefully considered whoa a,setting our paatura lands for tasatton purpeeThe eastern part If Seminole County la ia the Central aad South Florida Flood Control District aad a apodal Ux has boon levied oa this land annually for nearly tea yeara. If any maliens of dollars have beta spent by tbla District In the southern pen *f the stale oo flood control In the it. Johss River valley, but nothing has been don* ta relievo the flood aad drouth condition that baa existed for generations. A large tributary of the It. John* River ia Seaslaele County ia the EcoalockbateM* Creek which fas recent years has been contaminated by aewaga from aa adjoining county. This ta par* tieularly offensive to dry periods whee the natural stream flow af water to very tow. In the last Mg land hems, which waa different, this oea la alee gif. ferent, prices and sales af seresgs went way beyond the poiet where S profit could he made except by ra-sale af it at a higher price. Valuations for t a purpose! follow­ ed then pricer wmewhat aad when the time came that aerugo could no longer b« eold at a higher price or any other price taaei were not paid for Kveral yean following. The re adjustment waa very painful and it may be wise to review this experience to the light of preiant conditions. If you dfilr* to quote or publish this pita** quota or publish the entire totter aa it to written. Youri very truly C. g. Lee ■wjjt the designated p n that ovoplig. He nuhed nruuwd to Mr apartment for am explanation, found her atm earthing. "You're a heel!" tow sold bitterly. "Make * date and th a forabout It-tond not wait* a l afternoon at the C 1 1 "*, ^ 1 vrnlpikmZUt, Wwii "ltd ««nW . you have the wrong number, tomorrow.” Gail Indiana Gets $ Million Check INDIANAPOLlg, Ind. (U P ) — Department, Buraau of Accounts, stale agency Mho the itato teacher itonsrUe h a !h I#41,M 104 * mlllU" Dtvlilon of Dtpoille and Invest.a . ,n v ,,lm ,B U Branch, Washno boo y here knew why, lmton is n C " The check cam* from the U. 8 I ’ .. Treasury, It w ai for a f lit mil* ia * ,T *nl thli eould mean lio n -n o odd dollar, or canto. th* r ,p r* V nl#? P*>m ,n t ,o f Officials of the Hate traaiurer’* "* d eecurlUei held by w m * J retiromoat hind Bet he said that war only a guoae. . ' . . Ita te efflrtoto aiked; Can the T. D. B. of A., D. of D A I, I, B , Wa.hlngtou H , D .C , towd any light? _ lifetime llvl«| Now w t are offering you the unheard o f ta ,u W m tl4*fwaj opportunity of a lifetim e to purchaae a r HUM Xfttog SIIHUMI ' r P O M n U .1 SOLUTION WASHINGTON ( U P ) - H oum Re- publican leader Jemph W. Martin Jr. (Man.) hag prrpeaed the fed­ eral government foot the bill for iclenliflc training tf five top rinktog atudento rarli year to each af the couatry'r 4W Coagreaiional Diitricti, Martia uld the i.m ttudento, aetorted cempeUtlveiy, would bo sent l« aoorvdited actonUfto univorilttoo and rtaoarrb invtilutiono. Ho said he would Intro­ duce togtolatiqn to title effort in ilN Itf, MOMYBACK MUUUNTI HMetlieiwhletl It M-dcywMN? keckpeiebt cwNinv cun m a m Into I nils* I m M a d , |mt M U.L II m 4 IL Hlgk rntr**g*d? |r*d*d kameuln mwnvn fS t ItO law. JUiecael mD rite GWf « d Ceuefay Cluh-iwnplWig kern**, g«vto raeda Wk« laouile*. Ne*rkv ufwWt, heitoiWa Wwnhe* u4 u«i*KWy. tott fishing, boiling, imemiag. 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Church Calendar Holly Decorates Church Annex For Gleaner Party VIRC.INI A CONN. ante* Mfter Hear from Jon Tully that Roy Prom otion Publicity for tho H lih Caton, now living la Tilton, G a., D Fever Follies, on short notice was hoping ta bo appointed to tho post asked to get together a High Fe­ of poit m aitor la that town. Roy ver Follies teaser publicity spot U fooling very wall, w o a r t happy In the parade, without spoiling the un-commerclal plan of this year's to report Travelling to Gainesville thu parade with signs, banners, etc. weekend is Mary Anno Bukur. who The answer seemed to be to make will attend tho law ochool dance the spectatora aak WHY? to what­ ever gim m ick was used. The w ill­ at tho Unlveriity of riorld a . We aB miss Jane M iller who Is ing cooperation so generously giv itlil In Mississippi with her m o­ en by these women from VAH-T ther. Jane’ s father died several filled the need. They made their weeks ago. Hope that she will bo own costum ei and went to e great back on the tenth. Meanwhile deal o f work arranging baby sltt Johnny la holding tho fort down Ing for children and other such with young John ond Charles. Sow problems. Ann Hosey who w as unable to young John getting a driving les­ son lis t night Looks as If ho will be -one of the French Can Can be on his own wheels before long. girls helped the girls with their Surprise—surprise—Bob co m e In make up and the' loan of parts of lis t night He was at hom e when the costume. The ball has started we returned from the parade. So rolling. Let's hope this spontan­ alt Is well ror the time being any eous spirit of Will Do holds through on the myrald Jobs to be done be­ way. The Seminole Hospital W om en s tween now and tha Opening Night Auxiliary station wagon In the San­ o f the Follies when YOU are aiked ta Claus Parade must have h id to help on this project that bene­ soma of you wondering about the fits our Hospital so greatly. Watch connection between the dignified for the next promotion after Pink uniformed Auxiliary m em ­ Chrlatmaal bers and tho flamboyantly garbed rrench can-can glrla w ho were perched on the back of the wagon The masked beauUee w ere Arllne Bryant. Helen Crawford, and Betty M eyen from VAH-t. Rita Bauer, Chairman o f Special Have you ever rea lly looked Into the faee that's loot all touch With home and friends and fam ily that eaee they loved ao mueh Hava you ev er truly wondered what Christmas really mcana To ona who's all alona In a sha­ dow world o f dreama Would you deny a tiny child or a person peat their prime Because they’re tortured In their minds, perhaps for a lifetim e. Let's brighten this year's holiday with a gift straight from the heart Mrs. Russi Will Be Guest Of Honor A t L. M. Shower Lake Mary Women Will Discuss Book I With mental health co-operate and let's all do our part. Some candy or som e cigarettes, a brooch or som e cologne. It doesn't really matter, If It'i theirs to call their own. There la not much time they need our gifts. They cannot be denied. Give them ■ pleasant memory and a Joyous Christmas tide. M rs. Elda Nichols The collection boxes for Mental Health will rem ain In the store* until Monday evening. Those who cannot get downtown may call Mrs. Saxon, F A 2 3801, and she will gladly pick up tha gifts. Chibs h Sanford that have cotleeted gifts for Mental Health, may a lio call Mm . Saion . XI Beta Eta will wrap tha gifts and send them off. thus saving time and postage. It la hoped that this weekend will bring good response from tha peo­ ple In Sanford. The gUta are to be distributed to mental Instltutloni all ovar Florida. A miscellaneous shower vqdn be given at the ehureh by the Busi­ ness Women's Organisation o f the Lake Mary Presbyterian ehureh on Friday night D ec. 13, at 8:00 o'clock In honor o f Mrs. Jo* Russi FRID AY the church at 11:00 a. m. There Tuesday night at 8:00 o’ clock World Day of Prayer. Come to will be a covered dish luncheon at Circle No. I of the Lake Mary the Chapel of the First Baptist noon, followed by a general meet­ The Gleaner's Class of the First Presbyterian Churen will meet at Church any time during the day ing, at which time the newly elect­ Baptist Church held Its annual tha homa o f Mm . James M. Thomp ed officers will be installed. for prayer, Christmas party Tuesday night it ion where the m illion study book Evening Circles of the Women SUNDAY the church annex. A covered dish "Christ, the Church and R ace' The Baptist Associations! Carol of the First Presbyterian Chureh ■upper was enjoyed. Mrs. Helen will be reviewed by M ri. Eileen Sing will bo held at the First Bap­ will meet at follows: Carter, Mrs. Aialie Barineiu and WllUard who will a lio lead he 6:30 p. m.— Evening Circle No. 1, Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr. were hos­ group In a discussion o f the hook. tist Church at 3:00 p. m. The pub­ Mrs. Floyd G. Case, chairman. tesses. lic Is Invited to attend. Mrs. Donald Klrkncr Is chairman MONDAY C o v e r t dish supper at Education­ The hostesses were assisted In of this Circle. Transportation will There will be a meeting of the al Building o f the Church. Hostess­ decorating by Mrs. W. B. Brinson. be arranged by Mrs. William Cook. Friendship League of the Congre­ es, Mrs. Carrie Smith, Mrs. John The tables wera colorful with gational Christian Church, in the C. Smith, Mrs. Mabel A. Brown, Christmas holly. Gay lights and Fellowship Hall of the church at Mrs. Miriam Vlnup. Chrlstm is ein dlei peeked from 7:00 p. m.—Evening Circle No. 1:30 p. m. Decem ber 0. Christmas the holly. At the end of the room boxes will be packed to be sent 2, Mrs. Sidney Ives, III, chairman. on a table was an open Bible and Covered dish supper with M ri. to the Seminole County Home. decorated Christmas tree. The Circles of the W. S. C. S. of the Ives, 141 North Elliott Ave. gifts were placed beneath tha tree. 7:00 p. m. — Evening Circle No. First Methodist Church will meet The D ecem ber meeting o f the Sirs. W. P. Brook* Jr. relumed 3, Mrs. Harvey H. Hale, chairman. as follows: at 3:00 P. 31. thanks. The regular meeting was Catholic Woman’ s H uh o f All Circle 3 with Mrs. O. E. White, Covered dish supper with Mrs. W. hold following the supper. Mm . Souls Chureh was held at the R. Anderson, 318 Oak Avenue. 1100 Myrtle Ave. W. H. Rueker presided. Mrs. Wil­ Yacht Club recently. There w is The boy Scouts of the First lie Pippin gave the devotional, aa a large attendance and three Circle 0 with Mrs. Albert Jarrell, Presbyterian Church will meet al ■he read the Christmas story, Mrs. guesta, Mlaa Marie Montpetlt, Mm . 1201 Seminole Bivd. Circle T with M ri. J. H. Nichol­ 7:00 p. m. Rucker asked members of the Ethel R. Prairie of D eBary and The Session of the First Pres­ son, BOO Brlarcllff Ave. class to tell of their most memor­ Mm . narold Kaitner. Circle 8 with M ri. If. B. McCall. byterian Church will meet In the able Christmas. Decorations of hotly graeed the i Session Room at 7:30 p. m. 231T Mellonvllle Ave. room, and sifts for all seer* fonnd T ie minutes of the last meeting Circle I with M ri. J .'E . Courier, beneath a Christmas tree. werk read by Sirs. Berta Cattrell. 1209 Palmetto Ave. The buslnesi session waa con­ Plans for visitation were made. A Lutheran Church of the Redee­ ducted by the president, Mr*. H e-' report on sick members was giv­ mer Sunday achool teachers meet len Constantine. An annual card en. Sirs. Fred Myers, teacher of at T:30 P. M. Plans for the Christ­ party waa planned to be given be­ the class, reid a poem with eaeh mas program will be discussed fore Lent. It was announced that Larry Payton verse taking the letters of Christ­ and the lessons for the next two Mrs. L. F. Herring the elolhlng drive haa been com ­ mas. weeks studied together. pleted and clothe* will be packed John G. Leonardy After an exchange of gifts, Mrs. Friday avsning at the Annea. I The W.M.S. of the First Baptist Patsy K id er C. A. Andersbn Jr. gave a read­ Those who een help are urged to Church will meet at 10:45 a. m. A ing on the hidden Christmas pack­ come. covered dish luncheon will be servage of Faith. Christmas carols A nativity aeene. made by Mm . ! ed at noon and at 1:00 p. m. Cir­ were sung to the musle of a hi fl E. D . Rinehart will be given away cle 3 wilt be in charge of the pro­ machine. All expressed thanks to at the Christmas party D ecem ­ gram. the hostesses for a lovely party ol ber 1». It Is hoped that fundi de­ The Sunbeams, Helen Master G. inspiration and fellowship. rived from the party w ill help In A .'s and the Jr. G.A.’ s of the First Those attending were Mrs. Val­ securing an additional school bus. Baptist Church will meet at 3:30. At a reeent meeting of Beta Sig erie Echols, Mrs. A. J. Walker, The present buses are making two The Afternoon Circle of the First m i Phi, tickets were given to Mrs. J. P. Lewis, Mrs. R. P, Hunt, trips morning and night. Baptist Church will meet at 3:00 members to sell for the forthcom­ Mrs. J. E. Hemmcrle, Mrs. George The Rev. Richard Lyons spoke p. m. ing Art Steddom concert, which Steele, Mrs. Eva Couie, Mr*. to the group on th* meaning of I The Cherub Choir (children 8-8) will he given Decem ber 27 at the Alice Borsdorf, Mrs. Susie Belle Advent The Christmas p irty fol­ of the First Baptist Church will re­ Cleland, Mr*. Myron Smith, Mr*. lowed. Gifts were presented and Mayfair Inn. at 8:13 P. M. hearse at 4:13 p. m.. and at 8:00 Mr. Steddom has called his pro­ A. Kendall, Mrs. M. N. Cleveland, the group was led by Father Lyons p. m. the Chapel Choir (young gram "Around the World with Mrs. N. J. Stenstrom, Mrs. H. W. In the singing of Christmas car­ people 17-24) will rehearse. M usic". While this theme comes Rucker, Mrs. Berta Cattrell, Mrs. ols. Mrs. R. J. Bauman accompa­ The F.lsie Knight Circle of the from the music he will play, Mr. Fred Myers, M ri. H o l l y V. nied the group on the piano. First Baptist Church will meet at Steddom himself is a world travel­ Thomas .Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. Refreshments were served by the the home of Miss Martha Fox, 1306 er, and has gained first hand ex­ R. L. Beard, Mri. R. R. Pippin, committee. Hostesses were Mrs. Park Ave. at 8:00 p. m. perience from the countries he has Mr*. W. P. Brooks Jr., Mrs. R. T. W. T. Galloway, Mrs. D. E. nruThe Executive Board of the Wo­ Thomas, Sirs. John E. Fox, and baker, Mrs. J. C. Derenbacker, visited. men of tha First Presbyterian Mr. Steddom Is presently living Mrs, P. A. Stiles, and the hostess­ Mrs. w . Dietrichs, Mrs. H. C. Han­ Church will meet at 10:30 x. m. In Bellevlew, Fla., with his mo­ es. sen, Mrs. E. M. Hilton, Mrs. HickWomen of the Church Circles ther. He will leave shortly after son, Mrs. J. Clough, Mrs. E. G. No. i to I. Inclusive, of the First Christmas for an engagement In Gllmsrtln, Mr*. E. Sembeek, Mrs Presbyterian Church, will meet at Peabody, Mass, la the birthplace Houston, Tex. The pop concert will Anna Jansen, and Miss Sara Eashe of Interest to all Sanford musle o f George Downing, who built 10 terby. lovers who appreciate seml-clas- Downing Street In London, home Th* next meeting will be on of Britaln’ i prime ministers. ileal piano. January 8 at the Yacht Club, (Jain Ann N eU on). AO mambars of the congregation and friends o f the bride are Invited to attend. Mri. Robert E . True la chairm an of the committee for the occasion. Fleet Reserve Ladies To Meet Next Tuesday -I •$; Ethel Roof Circfo Ft**. To Prepare I The Ethel Root Ctreli gregatlonal Church n e t hi ship Han recently. Mm . (hear The Ladles Ruxlllary o f the Fleet trowtr was In t h a n * of tha Reserve and tha Fleet Reserve will tlonal program for hold a meeting on D ecem ber 10th, Day G ift Tuesday at 8 P. M. at the Chief’ s Tho preparation of a Chrtstmaa Club. Invited to attend are those Interested in obtaining mem ber­ basket for a needy fam ily wfD b f ship to either group. the circle project for December. This meeting la of utmost Im Hostesses for the Christmas parportance since It means that both ty to be held at th* homa e f M m groups can now work together and Gus Schmah, Lake Monroe, aft make this mem bership enjoyable MUa VLnlng. Mlaa Helen Wltta aal to both husband and wife. M em­ M ri. Corbett. bers are urged to make a special Tentative plana were made In effort to attend this meeting and the Sunday school party to ha hsM to Interest others who are eligible December 21. Delicious refresh ­ for membership. ments were aerved by Mrs. Oocaf Ztltrower. aalc will atari at l:M a. m . Barbecue chicken dinner a t the Lake Mary Chamber e f C tan TUESDAY meree. Sponsored by the L a h i O fficer's Wives Club board meet­ Mary Fire Department, f l a n l n j ■ ing at 10:00 a. m . at the R.O.Q. starti at 3:00 p. m. The new board w ill be Introduced MONDAY and election of officers held. The Gamm a Omega Chaptsr al SA TU R D A Y the ESA w ill meet at 7:30 p. m. The DeBary W om an's Club will at ihe home of bliss Patty WaMw. hold a rummage aala on Saturday 1103 Oak A ve. for Ka Dec. 7 at 317 Sanford Ave. The monthly meeting. MAKSTMitvouft Beauty Headquarters Helene Curtla with special Pre Perm Treatmeni rebuilds the hsir shaft and gives a soft natural cu rl S Senior Beauticians Call F A 2-5742 or drop In for free consultation on your or akin problems. Harriett's Beauty Nook Catholic Women To Pack Clothing Tonight At Annex Happy Birthday Tickets On Sale For Art Steddom Concert Dec. 27 Wesleyan Guild Enjoys Quiz Game The Wesleyan Service Guild met on Mondiy evening at the home of Mrs. Burke Steele on F.lm Ave. Mrs. J. D. Callahan was coh ostess. A devotional was given by Miss Ethel Riser, who used as her topic “ Mary, the Mother of Jesus” . At the husiness session, which was conducted by Miss Mabel Chap­ man, reports of committees were heard. Mission Study chairman, Mrs. Robert S. BUlhimer, announc­ ed that the Mission Study woutd he held at the home of Sirs. M. B Smith on Sunday, December 8. at 2:30 p. m., and members were urged to be present. Mrs. Fred Smith, program chair­ man, presented a most Interest­ ing and enjoyable program pat­ terned after a popular TV q u in show. Those participating w ere: Mrs. Walter L. Carter, mistress ol ceremonies; Mrs Haiel Flynt Mrs Porter Lansing and Mr*. L. M. Swaim, contestants. At the close of the program the hostesses served refreshments to Mrs. J. F. Riser, MU* Ethel Ris­ er. Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Mrs. Nancy Brock. Miss Mabel Chap­ man, Mrs. Wilson Carver. Mrs. Robert Billhlmer, Mrs. C. L. Wynn, Mr*. Fred Smith, Mrs. Haxel Flynt. Mrs. Porter Lansing, Mrs. L. M. Swain, and Mrs. J. p. y iii Special Savings For Early Santas! TA B LE LA M P S Beautiful Bristol Claw, Crystal, Bmum and pottery lamps 93.00 reduction, on each lamp. Your choice of any of our lamp* during thin Special Saving* For Early Santae . . . add beauty to your living room o r bedroom* .... 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Worship lorrice if M L Training Union « : » pm. T:4B MSRvmiag forrieo ff r a s y provided. Wedneadiy Evening Prayer Bwv* tee T:M NewsBriefs ALLIANCE * HOWARD, A D. B t- Tho state «t South Dakata la paarad b aaaaa the dty of Howard U airing frat light bulbs ta Its olactric cus­ tomers. Mata Comptroller John PatM said tha rity Is “without authority'* to (ivs bulbs to custom* ers who pay thalr light bills In full, Ha salted It. la effect, “ do •Uons of eaib.” i aw . a im at Pester: ta r. David S. Carneflx Sunday School 141 o. A. Moral** Worship , 10:40 a. a . Rvealng Service T:4I p. a . Y. F. - Youth Service l : » Mid-Week Sonic# - Wad. Op. a . "A friendly charth for tha whoa family” Esaii^ivawBVEf rM SOBRV. 1 DEAO, AOMlT IT WAS MY FAULT--. . vouweae V » N 8 TO BE S , LATE SSSBffl*. YOUR POOL OAMg W A SiV W S s » w a s m o « e thoughtless \ r IMPORTANT OP MEAND l I S . THAN M g. APOLOGIZE jr ( W A S N T ir ? ' TO PICK . . AQUAHRCUf MT M M X ? PIMT CHRISTIAN CMVtCM " Where You A n Never A Stranger But Ones” ta r ganfard Atowm Sunday School, l:U a. a . Adult laaaon ■ “ What Christ Msaaa to tho Christian." Morning Worship, 11 a. a . Uni* Tarsal Blbla Sunday wtU ba ob­ served. german— “ Guides to Re­ warding Bible Study." Organ pra'‘Softly ear tho Manger' (Rand). Offertory— “ Pastorate” (Lawrence). O p a a Communion. Nursery facilities . Off-atroet park­ ing. Evening Worship, 7 o'clock. Pas­ tor Parry L. Stone’* theme will be “ Deliver Ua Proa Rril", tha last AMVO50AH ACV9 IT/ BIG GAME BISMARCK, N. D. DU Dona Klein didn't approve of tha trophy hU son bagged with a ahotgi -daring too bunting Mason. Kioto's Legal Notice >PX AVV c m t* r n o n cm o r oaus N olle* l* h trob r s t v a n U a t •ar­ ou sal I* r t u l Dacaa at par««l**tir* iiiiiM Sr th* Circuit Court of dam U al* Coaaty, Florid*. on U e l i s t t o r off Nartm bar. l i l t . 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H K K N Ixm Clark a t Circuit Caart af Oamlnal* Oaantp. V U rtds (O fflctat Baal)_____________________ IN COCNTT J e t t o n 'S C O IS S . BMHINOkm COUNTY. PLOmtOA LSTATH O P LAURA 0L DAVIDSON, dacaaaad. NOTICH OP FINAI. h s r o A T AND a p p l i c a t i o n r a m D iscm Am am A ll aaraan* ar* barabr nollttad that th* uadaralsaad •* BXKCU* TO R a f aald s a la ts Ota* e o s a la t*4 th* admlalatrntlah tharaaf aad has Iliad la aald court It* final raaart nd aaellcatlna far dtaaharss Oh* •etlana tharata, if hap, should ba lair tiled. Attar fllln * tra ct af ublleailaa ahawlaa this natlaa baa aaa publlabad aaoa a Wash tar fou r caasaaatlT* w aak s tha mattar a f approval at aald report and th* ordarlas at dlstrlbatlan at aald aatal* will aaoto bafara ta* aaart. FIRST NATIONAL. BANK AT W INTER PARK »r R. k. C alrlll* Vie* Preeldeal * Trust Officer Aa KXKCUTOR a f aald aatata JJral aubllaallaa an Navambar SL iI t A ltrt W . R. W ladarwaadl* W later Park 'P H NTT*h*tor> <Mil i>t«LPi<lifVrtH w w — eetoowa—«g—iT W >■ j^anu ui btiwe to Dr. and blaatad tha family car. EAST LANSING, Mich, t o - 11choaa, tha graaaUh-gray i growth often aoan on tract, rocks CAMRRIDOI. Mass «F - Tho and aid plowed Holds, art Mniltlra lata Prsddaot A Lawraaca LowtU to tho atmosphon and can ba used of Harvard Unhrenlty one# qulpp- to dated air pollution, according ad: *'No wood«r colleges art reirrolra at knowledge. Tha trash* iea bring a UttU In and tha Mo­ rs taka bom away, tod knowlIpd accumulates." CUrk. in a series af laterprstatlona of “The Lord's Prayer." A apodal Invitation la extended to visitors la town and to families who art looking for a church homo and a place of Krvtc* la Sanford. Youth grape, Wednesday, l:N p. a . Oraafteld, Mass., is too worti’a largest producer sf Ups siiddko. n o Pranklin County town U also tho site of tha first cuttery factory In America. ANS o noon for your m on oy la t e r * oaoo u p to th o ammo d a y ! fa* blSn* Cato . M. Samto* You o o lo e t your' own repaym en t ItRJg S7JM IMM tiw QUI ILM SMJI DUI GUI MM mfsg OM plan I FAMILY r iN A N C I fIR V IC I, IN C . o f Sanford 12S South Fork A rena# a Tolophooot PAIrfmx l* 4 d f l CHRISTMAS IS A-COMINGI AND FOR YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE WTRR PROVIDES CHRISTM AS M U SIC - O LD AN D NEW FAVORITES SP EC IA L CH RISTM A S FEATURES And FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THE YOUNG IN HEART THE "SANTA CLAUS" PROGRAM.. EACH WEEK DAY AT 3:30 T O 4:00 P.M. For Variety In Your Radio Fare SET YO U R DIAL AT 1400 WTRR Your Friendly Voice O f Service �______ Radio S My VERNON SCOTT VMM n w ■ i s y w l Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Ed SoIUrat i l l K m ADm k m celled •fl (M r rating food te bsttls a t m n n m a r , a pair at mar* arkka aamad Hrot sad Bart Big surprise of the ltST-M TV a a n ia tee way "Maverick" haa italm the thunder (and auditact) Cram tea two bif varisty Complete Te levision Weekend Coverage WDBO TV—Orlando a r a iu a I * l:M •:•• •i l l •i l l •i l l liM T ill T :l« »:•• till l:M Wa will decorata M m i l l i o n troea (nature-made) thla year, the toy nanufictursrs a( the UJJL predicted. Halt of the artificial trees are baalcally of a ayntheltc material called "vlaca." but that la only a atari when tome Imaginative dec* oraton cat loose. I've teen them decked with everything from sequined Iciclei to ermine tall*. Some manufacturer! this year show half-treat, far the woman who wants ta fit them on a man­ telpiece. You can buy one for "Baby's first Christmas" also — a pink and blue number, with rattles and other small toys as decorations. Its bate is a music bos which plays a lullaby. Pink Trees Per Kite Lord and Taylor, in New York, this season displayed a children's tree, 2S inches high, and colored in shades of pink and green. Or­ naments an tiny, hand • carved dolls and don house accessories. The store also offered a 10-foot cellulose "fir" In various color combinations. One on display was gold and white, with old-fashioned Christmas tree balls in gold, green and white. Price, $193. "One sroman came into the de­ partment, spotted the tree, and laid she wanted it Just as it was, bulbs and all," said a store offi­ cial. "Her total bill was close to 1273." My own f a v o r i t e tree Isn't around this year. It was a small, ermine covered one with diamond and emerald J e w e l r y draped around It. like popcorn strings. Tiffany's offered it last Christmas NEW YORK (UP)—The Yuletide season shows that man can, ton, make a tree. He's producing trees by the millions In the form of Christmas detentions for home, o f f i c e , gdro, bank and beauty shop. The man - made ones are com­ parative newcomers to the Christ■ as tree tradition, which began b 1727 (n Germany. But they get fancier each year. Prices range item H.te to $199, depending on slxe and amount of decoration. They range in height from 10 laches to 10 feet and the manu­ facturers pay HtUe attention to nsutefa dlcatea in coloring them. TTOi year, you can buy the trees b white, pale pink, pale blue, gold, silver, green, or in various combinations of colors. Sales la MDlioos Alfred Grieco, sales manager lor Premier decorations, estimat­ ed retail sales now at five mil­ lion dollars a year and predicted • steady increase. "For a couple of good reasons,” •01 Grieco. “ They are flame re­ tarded and they can be re-used." H. J. Williams, an executive of Noma Lltca, Inc., said there is a growing market for the artificial tree already decorated and ready to plug Into the nearest socket These electrically wired ones are good for at least five years, he eald. But Williams called the arttflrL'l tree market still Just a small M uch of overall sales; "no more ban S per cent of all trees sold for eoe minion dollars. are artificial," be said. "Don't think I'm Jtslous or any* thins/' Garner grinned, "I’m try* teg to help Jack along. He doaa* n't even know how to rida a Both are delighted teetr show Is whipping the opposition, but they refuse to needle the slipping em­ cees. During lunch the big guys spent their tlm- ribbing one another about Kelly Joining the show six weeks after it went on the air. "Turning out aa hour show on film was too much for one ac­ tor,". Garner explained. "I was working 14 hours a day, and wo were falling behind schedule. So we decided to write a brother In­ to the script" "Thai's his story," Kelly put in brashly. "The ratings were lousy and they needed some real talent to pull it out of the hole." "He's erasy," G a r n e r fired back. "Wa needed eoraedy relief, and believe me, Jaek's funny In thla role, even though the script doesn't call for laughs." "Just cheek the ratings," KcQy said. "The show didn't beat Al­ len until I Joined up." Chide Bach Other LAST SHOWING Open 12:45 D ouble The boys fell to eating lunch, muttering vUa things about eoe another. Asked who played the younger brother, they answered In chorus, "M el" This led to another explo­ sive hassle. Warner Brothers Studio, which films the ABC-TV show, saya Kelly Is M. Garner 29. Both stand over six feet tall Garner might get the best of it In a free-for-all. Ha outweighs his TV brother by 20 pounds. If Warners decides to write more brothers Into the script the studio might well consider Sulli­ van and Allen. They still have fairly large followings. WILL KACK NO HOKE - MODENA, Italy (UP)-The Meserstl Automobile Co. msdo a sur­ prise announcement Sunday that it has decldsd to abandon racing competitions. The Miserstl racers wen among ths most famous b the bternstional racing cireits. STARTS I :i0 .•:•• 1I:M 11:11 1I:M 11:11 1 1 :1* l u l l W alt Cw Im i CaralTal Wh i u M h i -h i w Rondotuoua W a lorfroot Industry on Farad* Spotlight aa I f t r l i U ou c Zdwarda Last a| tba Mohloana Trackdow n W h lrlyhlrto Mr. A dan a aad M r* Ptnyhou** at atari Unoup Port** ta Paraoa Nlahi N a a i Rapart HnllywoeC P i n t Night s ig n -o f f ■ m a a it f:IS Slen-Oa • i l l N *w s-W *«th*r Program Raoume • i l l Captain K oouora* C » ft M « Carnival OaMn'p anew Shy k in a am ssns— nil PlttuTO Ky# on Ih* World ltnckoy S ign -** Pro era n» R i i Mow e-W eethor Jimmy Done Show W orld Nowo Aroood lh* Slot* C o s 'l l* K anooroo Around Ih* Slat* Ham par Room Oarv Moors Chaantl (I ) Craaoroi: G odfrey Tim * ■Irik* It Risk Ttslol C otm n eellu a Lnv* o f U fa Soareh fo r T om orrow Oul|d1n« Ll*ht Thla Land nf Onra Aa Ih* W orld Turn* R **l ih* Clack Art I.U ktottor'i Th* B is F e y o fl I’ ri. Football a v is iia Sporto Mens Hoy* Run t.»*r* ii to Rravor Rade* TM Phil Silver* Show Dick and tka Duchso* Ch a ii*anna Hi t , (tun V * (Ion amok* H tab w a r Fmirni Lew rooos W alk Shaw W hite. PiidijT uiquota*, Yellow or Chrome. 96c A N E F R IN N ASAL SPR AY Adult or Children’e Strength v» « • aquoox* bottle c a I(fl 11 (IIIWI Sanford Electric Co. 116 M agnolia A ve. Ph. F A 2-1562 WTRR RADIO Roumillot's # Get Acquainted J Soothe* Irritation and etef. fine** of retde. Ne aadmir­ able effect e« heart or blood prooeur*. Kill* leftatleea germs. F ea tu re P rogra m I f Plctur* T i l l at tka Fam ily iaat tb* Clack 'wonlloth C a a u r y 79c K E L L E R A N A LG E SIC BALM w m w — a A w rn H B FHIUAV MVKNINO Now* To-n Tim * Nows Adult or Children'! Btrenglh Nowe Tk* Rhythm Hour IV IS IX B W orld at Bit Tw tllsht Bouse W r . n V h.Te Relief from memolar pelws. Contains meat hoi and me­ thyl seller lato. Washable, etaIn-free eon -grots? Io m - M tn u r , Twlllaht^ Banira I p a r t o _____ 'ah S*r Footuro tow s Commontory II Rood ■ootlmo |*owe . iioncollm o Nows C om m on u rr Ork * a lo r Job* H oi S o t NlahS No wo J u k i Boa Bov Nlnl R - \ ^ y C ^ y I i* & . » . i Tho IlhTthm Hour : At Ham* W ith Mao i 98c P R EV EN T W O O D S F / R E S ... F L O R I D A ^ A N TIH 1STA M IN IC BATtm OAY HOSUIISO i Mien On Running Target Br- k,r* i i n*wa Broakor* Now* Musicals Holrlmal T im * . Hone* o f Davotlea Hsu’ hwlnd Blaetrs W orld at Nln* Pub. Hor. F ooters Mualcal* s e in e Kin** * ( Jot lurch Sarvl** Sunday eoronads ’ ssx.WBr* au I N*wo - Nat'l* 1 Sport* N*w* Jn*k*y*i ctiolo* i World u Nl** I M .rn'.fl* Moloillos l Hat. Morn, eoaoloa i Nawo I Hot. Morn. Booilo* i Now* I Hat. Morn. e**(tao l - l l Club Country Htyl* UBA l World at Noon I llodlo Form t ile u t i IUr Non* Ranch I Nows I IUr Noa* Ranch I Now* l Matin** l World at Thro* t Carolina Cut-U»o I T**n Tim * t Nows I T«*n Tim e With Arthur Franz Fnntaros l:SO—1:21—1:19 W e are pleased to Announce that M rs. Charles N . M allory o f Sanford? was a winner o f a Jack Pot last F r i d a y n ig h t i « How* Huodav Poo Show Now* Honda* Pod Show Gospel Prosrom under Matins* 'two ■undov Matin** haw* Hundnv Matin** A y *. Mart* Hour World i t SI* Bporto Roundup D. J. Jnmboro* Church Borvle* Dial “ »r (or Musla N*wp Dial - » T fo r Muolo t Homo Wlih Muolo •wo Round** S [ SATURDAY ONLY "ON THE CORNER BY THE CLOCK" C L jc f u v j Everyone play W A HOO tonight at 8:20 P .M . ' d r u g ftaien oft 'Sfor TV—Jac WMBR ST A R T S S U N D A Y KILLERS r Til Lamp Unto M r Foot Look Up and U t h i i b T l i i U i Churoh Lot'o Toko A Trip tv lid Ullt H '-hu k C orloon Capora Football K ick o ff Pro Football World N*wa Rai’ od-ur B«v*n J v i l r Art* /fn H M m d n q SCHEDULE CHANGES Hi O.tier Jcckonnvlll* Forum T w tn tU lb Coatury Loosl* Ja«v B«a*y ■d Hu'ilvan Shew I. E. Thtalra tltchcock P e tu n ia lit.OSS rh n llon e* Whot'o Mr M m Bvnday Nowo Hpooltl Chapter No. 10 "SEA HOUND” EFFECTIVE DECEMBER at his greatest! NORTHBOUND N » IS Ar. 1:18 Pm. Lv.S:ii Pm. SOUTHBOUND L. T. Sheppard fb n e o v u s MfW DCUO - Mr*. |Alma Goldotrln, M. U shown tto bev laboratory In Chicago, after tt waa announced that aha had given the world a new drug eallad "Spentin." II ts re, ported to be the lin t antibiotic [to kill bacteria outright. Mrs. Goldstein m id aha developed * Ticket Agent these spacious lake front homes. We hove only two homes lefti One 5 bedroom L a jiin r t W t l k tinging! 1| FigMing I 1 Dancing! Romancing! No. 71 Ar. 1.-88 Am. Lv. 1til Am. No. It Ar. 11:10 Pm.Lv. 12:23 Pm. VENICE yet? If not, come out and look over V 13TH 1957 No. Ti Ar. S:ll Am. Lv. 2 38 Am. Have you seen the lovely homes In LITTLE BOB HOPE VERA MIIIS PAUL DOUGLAS wilt Phone FA 2-1215 T rotol Hit* Off mohuav wessono Form R oport Jlmm v Doan Show Now* C splol* H unger** Nowo Open If ,** ■ Arthur U odfroy la t r o n e i Walu Blrlk* It Mien H aiti C ooniopolluo f.»** ot L ife Btorah for T -m orrow G u ldln . t.l*ht On* O 'clock R*p«.-t W aldo Norrl* A* Th* W orld T o m * Hast lb* Ctoeh HouMpnrly m e P ayoff One 8 bedroom homestead exemp- 71 : : : i 1. i ' > Foaleree—1:29 CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE" u1 ! Center IV. Cryatle Drive A Lake MarywaivO. Phone FA 2-4311 or Phene PA 3-4913 after T pm. �mors contest os defends and k m lad lha individual taeklai department Teddy hai been a very flna of­ fensive guard and hta acta action a "bang". This tlaasfe wCl finish in every tilt He threw many key the prep carters of alavaa seniors blocks for the backs and was very and they are hoping to finish In Instrumental In the winning ways wonderful style. Thla outstanding of Urn Semlnoles. All of these boys group of boys will ba playing Uielr will mo action and will be aided best In hopes to glvs the coaches, by Allan Swalra, Gerald Jones, the fans, and thamsalvaa some­ Don Carter, and Dave Stanley. Two Dava baa wen only ISIOO thla above names are responsible for af the maay up-and-coming year but if rated as a m l comer money in the Bing Crosby Invita­ thing to ranwmber through life. tbe great season. tional ,and the Houston, Pensa­ Co-Captains Billy Tyre and Ed­ In professional tournament golf. g pew’s ptomtog to too aff Speedy A1 Collins win also see cola, Kentucky Derby, and Rubber die Barbour will load the squad The blond Florida PGA and 12 haft at the Third Annual , In this finale and are salted to see his last action tomorrow night. AI lair Im Open. Dava will draw Open ehamploo compiled a bril­ City Opena, has maintained the highest yard i local laternt being a resi­ liant links record white at the Uni­ As a high achool senior, Da e won four quarters of action. Both boys per carry average throughout the the Florida In terse hoiaatle golf hava lived up to their npectations st Ortaade and a former du­ versity of Florida. Highlight of Ms year and has served as the break­ al the University of Florida, college golf carter was Ms vic­ title, but it wee one distinction in and then some. They have used away runner for the squad. Ha ngh ba W in ba buekiag the tory la the MM Southern Inter­ wbicb he baa to take a back seat good Judgement in every tilt and has aUo been very effective on de­ to hla wife, for pretty Joan Ragan, have been m l leaden throughout tost gotten of the world It collegiate Tourney. fense—especially on kickoffs. ■ppaead that D m wU far* This 1-10, in pound Daytona also blonde and M, won the Flori­ the aeaaon. BDIy baa lad ths gnat fn the defensive baekfleld, Sen­ da girls' loterscholaitic title as defensive play that has been the am the beautiful Mayfair produet represents Ms fathar-ba high school Junior la Orlando. gnatoat (he school has seen and iors Mike Tamny and ltonnl Rusal Joan coma* fay her golfing tal­ Eddie has been the apark of the win ba called upon to do their ents naturally because her dad, offense. Re has led In the scoring usual fine Job*. Ronnie has been Carl Dana, not only owns the department throughout the Mason. a great linebacker and has been a Dubadread course but baa won the Bobby Johnson and Johnny Yea- key man In the successful defense. Mike has served hEa team well Florida amateur championship a ckls will ba aaelog their last action In more positions than any other half-donn times. af the year at their respective Joan attended the Unlvenity of positions. Boh 'and Johnny hava player the school has ever known. Florida with Dave, but gulf had equally shared the offensive hon­ He has played fullbaek, quarter­ the Meoud start of tea Miaou. brought them together previously. ors with Eddie and have aided the back, guard, canter and tackle and. has bean very affective at all. He With om Impressive win teat Tues­ They were married last November eiltlre team by thatr spirit and will sea action at a defensive half­ and ibe accompanies Mm at dailra. day against Pterion, the flashy tournament*, walking the It boles back position tomorrow night. Semlnoiee will be trying to keep with Mm regularly. Tbe only senior that win not see the string going. action tomorrow night in the bowl When It eomea to playing golf, will ba center Jack Stotsky. Jack, After many teas year* on the Joan's probably the moat expert first, was hampered by a leg In­ local scene, tbe hopes around 8HS "golf widow" on the tour, al­ jury and missed two contests, and have taken on a brighter look. Al­ though she gets plenty of competi­ last Wednesday against DeLand though the team lacks height all tion from Ann Stranahan, Gladys Ithe tun lelJupmM he received n nose fraeture to eli­ tettermen mm are deualtu greatly ImnrAU. Improv­ Weaver and Helen Furgol, Ed's minate btm for the remainder of ed over last year and show every wife. the season. Jack has been a great sign of being a winning combina­ "Look at my wife hit that bin," eentcr and has also been very In­ tion. mused Dave during the Ttxai strumental In tbe great defensive In the canter spot, the Semlnoles Open. "1 ought to senj her out feats. Junior, Don Carter, has By Jerry Covtagtou will hava Mg Jo* High handling there to play for me." W. W. Tyre announced today switched from defensive tackle and the chores. Jo* ted the attack At the tl. of Florida, Dave wai against Pierson with 17 points and a teammate of two outstanding that the Seminole Boosters Club Is will cover for Jack at the center. did a vary fin* Job of rebounding. first-year pros, big Pat Schwab at planning a huge motorcade to Or­ With this fine group of seniors, Ha la the only.height under the Dayton, 0 „ and short-iwtngtni lando for the Brahman Bowl to­ throw In the rest and you will basket and will be relied upon Doug Sanders, IBM Canadian Open morrow night. Thla will ba the coma up with the team that may winner from Miami Beach. Don final game of the season, aa well have the stuff (o take the Hornats heavily to control the boards. of Blabop Moore. The Hornet* hava Bruce McCoy and Kan McMur- DlspHnfhaff, one of the nation's as being the moat Important of the yaar and ha urges all members been the beat offensive team la ray hava received the nod to start and their friend* to Join In thla Central Florida and they will have at the foreward spots tonight. Both a real tost against this defense of parade of ears. boys scored in the double figures Gama time la set at I p. m. and Sanford. Although the Hornats Tuesday and they showed good ment with hla father-ln-law'a form. They are vary deceptive and course, Dave la relatively free the club plana to be rtady to leave have gun wild on asvaral occasions It ll a hunch that they haven't will be a big help against the from the financial preaauraa that from the High School at 8:30 p. m. faced a (asm to compare with the beset, and somatlmea overcome, In order to allojv plenty of time. Black Knights. promising young tournament play- For everyone who needs trans­ Semlnoles. It la believed that Sophomore Ray Lundqulst and •rs. portation to the gams you may these boys have the stuff to atop Senior John Barley will start at PGA Tournament Supervisor secure a ride by coming a few Johnny Ellis and Company. the guards agalnit the Knights. Harvey Raynor, to name only one, mlnutei early aa thert will be sev­ Anyway you look at It, this Naither boy was able to sat any la among tha authorities who are eral cars that will have room. For should be a game to remember. It (coring records last Tuesday but convinced Dave has a bright fu­ all those who would Ilka to deco­ should be defense against offense they showed talent on defense and ture In tournament golf. rate their cart, there will be crepei and at far at prcdlctlhg who will they both are eapabte ball hand­ go home the happiest we will have It's Just a matter of time, they paper and aQ the trimmings. lers. aayl I Plan to Join In the line of ear*i to put It as a toss-up. Gat on the WUh this well-rounded squad, Plan to com* out to the May- and be In the Tangerine Bowl to­ band wagon and roar over to tbe anything Ilk* I t " they stand a vary good ehanee to fair course starting Monday and morrow as the Semlnoles bow out Tangerine Bowl tomorrow night for gkaree GeOUteVa View* taka the Knights of DoLand. They don’t mlaa a single day of the ac­ of tbe 1837 football season. Let% the game of fames. Kickoff time Coach Bob Winter of the Cin­ show speed and scoring ability so is act for • p. m. tion. This will be a full week of the cinnati Royals agreed with Gott­ It should be a top-notch tllL Plan flnesk golfing to be seen In the hope they bow out In style. lieb. to be In the Seminole High School world and It will be well worth see­ "I've a bunch R may be eauMd auditorium tonight aa the up-and- ing. by tha stepped-up .running gam* coming baskatballers make their DEC • Practice Round this aessoa," Warner said. 'T've Mcond start of the year. 10 Quaifylng Round really bees surprised by the In­ U Clink STARTING LINEUP creased running of all tee clubs 12 First 11 hole round F Bruce McCoy when they play agalnit ua. Whe­ 18 Second 18 hole round ther they do the same against F Ken MeMurray It Third 18 hole round C Joe High others I don't know, but 1 suppose 13 Fourth and final round 0 John Barley they do." —presentation of earnings and How did Johnston get hla frac­ Q Ray Lundqulst prises. tured JawT "1 got It from a stray elbow," uld brown-haired Neil, who weighs 233 pounds but appaars skinny becauM be itretehM up av© Ragan Enters PGA Tourney Boosters Plan Big Motorcade To Brahman Bowl H Hla upper left Jaw was crushed In and fractured In three places. A quick operation putted tee bones Into place. continue to ptsy." A strap under Ms ehln and another around Ml forehaad hold* the half-mask In place over Ms left cheek and jaw during the game. He said the fracture didn't pal* him on the court. Warner said ha was mystified by the wave of injuries "because you raver expect any thing like that airly In the season. You ex­ pect some In the lata-sesson whan the boys get worn out somewhat by the long grind and loss their freshness and alertness." D«*a Early Injuries Warner said ha could nama mar­ ly a dozen key players whose In­ juries this seison kept them out of ora or more games, tnd there were probably others he didn't re­ member. He named: Bob Corny thigh and Jim Loacutoff knee of Bos­ ton; Jim Paxon leg and Dave Plontek teg of Cincinnati; Bob Houbrega back and Gem Shua heel of Detroit; RtcMe Guerin thumb, Mel Hutchins knee and Ron Sobte foot of Naw York; Paul Arixln teg of Philadelphia; AI BlancM teg and John Karr elbow of Syricura. SNOW CANCELS PIMLICO BALTIMORE, Md. W-Soow, which blanketed moat of tbe Eastant saaboard and forced postpone­ ment of Wadraaday's racing pro­ gram at Pimlico, also was mponitbla for calling off today'! pro­ gram. The two day* will be mad* up at the end of tho current seaton, wfalch runs to Dae. 11 Cincinnati's public school sys­ tem, organised In 1889, wa» the first la tee Northweet Territory. ii yea— — ___ _ b w c : * (Photo by Bergstrom) NEW CRUSADER CAPTAIN WORCESTER. Mail. Ol — Jim Haatey of Arlington, Va., a, fivefoot, 11-Inch guard who weighs 210 pounds, baa been elected to cap­ tain the 1931 Holy Crosi football team. Ha succeeds Die Surretto of Leomlnliter, Mass. PASTRANO IN LONDON NEW ORLEANS, La. W-Heavywelght title contender Joe Paitrano, who arrived here for a 10-day vacation Wednesday, said he will fight next In London, probably against Joe Erildne on Jan. 20. Congratulations Semlnoles and Good Luck Tomorrow Night against tbe Hornets of Bishop Moore! 1 I STARTING OFFENSIVE LINEUP LE Allan Swaim LG Tom Brown LG Davo Stanley C Don Carter RG Teddy Walker RT Billy Tyre RE Gerald Jones RH Johnny Yeackle LH Eddie Barbour FB Bob Johnson QB Cecil Dindridg* Gift Items— Novelties Revlon - Thao Bender Cosmetic* Permanent W ove Specials H A R R IE TTS BE A U TY NOOK 105 S. Oak FA 2-5742 Whiting and Davis Glamours OROMESH RAGS Assorted Styles $6.05 to $14.05 T O W E L t ' S Give Mom a Sweater | by SchiariMlIi M ARY-ESTHER’S 'Featuring Fashions Just for You' 200 N . Park Layaway a Coat for H er $2150 to $39.91 W IT H A PURCELL CO. 181 West F irst Low Cost F H A Loan • Over 25 Races • P o st-T im e 7:30 • Free Adm ission • Concessions Open See Championship Greyhounds Compete In Thrilling Pre-Season Events , . . Schooling through Dec. 12, Sunday Excluded REGULAR SEASON OPENS DEC. 14th Jerry (JolHwa, Track Operator W H Y W A IT * • • ul(B 7®* ***** the whole amount saved for needed Home Repairs or Im­ provement I W* can help you obtain low coat FHA Financing . . . Enjoy all the benefit* of home Improvement IMMEDIATELY . . . AND REPAY THE LOAN BY EASY monthly payments over the next 96 months. Put An Extra Room In the Attic Build Screened-Ia Patio Add a Bedroom t'jj I H j m i [IH te Q Aa Extra Bath Replace Decayed Porch or Step* F A t-1484 SANFORD FURNITURE CO, 800 East P in t SL ' Shadow Boxes— Cedar Cheats Lamps— Plantar* Sofa Pillows LINGERIE Lace trimmed or Tailored Gowns, short!* Pajamas, Robes Slips, Half-Slips, Pantle* HOLLYWOOD shop Compact* Dresser Sets Lasy 8u*s K AD ER. JEW ELER Call F A 2*6681 The Lum ber Num ber la s y Susan* Brass Plaque* Hurricane Lamp* Monroe Com er Craft and G ift Shep—Out W a it First St. Blouses fo r HER Tailored and Dressy A I Stylas and Colors, Fabrics $198 to $14.96 Door M irror 11 I N Crystal Sheet $10.96 each ' Senkarik Gtaaa A Paint Co. I l l W. Second FA 2-4tt For Sudden Service Located 9 Miles South Of Sanford — Follow Rt. 17-91 CIGAR BOWL OUT TAMPA, Fla. D l- The Cigar Bowl post season game scheduled for Dec. 28 has been cancelled be­ cause officials could not attract satisfactory opponents. Morton An­ nie, president of the Cigar Bowl An Arctic or blue fox 1* remark­ Assn, announced the cancellation after several teams Including Tsa­ ably clean and wholly free fTMt is Christian and Mississippi State the offensive odors that other foms have. turned down bids. T H E TU R F and PAD D O CK CLUB Now Open Under Management of Thon. (Mac) MclnnU Sunday Dinneru 1 p.m. to 6 p.m, Cocktail Lounge Open Sundays 1 p.m. Til Family Parties Welcomed S p.m. to 12 p.m Dally Cocktail Hour 5 p.m. to 7 p.ra. Dine On Our Beautiful Patio Specializing: In A ll Fine Foods A t S EM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY Cnsaelberry, Florida Go East Off Hwy. 17-92 At Seminole Blvd. RECORDS Children’s Records WINN TV SANFORD FURNITURE CQ| 300 East Firat St. * Smoking Stands— Easy Chair* Table Radios— Ilaseocka Desks TV Lamps $3.93 W rought Iron Smokers $1.00 Hassocks $2.95 Hurricane Lamps $2.VJ M ATH ER OF SANFO RD 0 . D Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORK Featuring: The Very Best 310 E. First St. 8A N FO R D FU RNITURE CO 300 East First St. Living Room Sultan— Mirrors Bedroom Suites— Bookcase* Throw Rugs— Cedar Robes Hi-Fidelity Phonographs $100.93 to 45SO.OO WINN TV Cut Glass, Trivets, Antiques Copper Brass, Iron, Wood, Irons too* THE HITCHING POST 95V4 Celery Av# F A 2-0495 Christmas Cards Playing Cards Bridge Table Covers PO W ELLS OFFICE SUPPLY 117 S. Magnolia F A 2-581 Dolly's Own Vanity Set $2-98 Five Piece* TOUCHTON DRUG CO. FA 2-248$ ChrUtma* Bella Bella o f the Month Manger Semes Monro* Corner Craft and Gift Shop— Out West First St. A Special G ift for tha Family Everyone will enjoy using a new Smith-Corona portable Typewriter H A Y N E S OPF1CE M ACHINE 314 M agnolia F A 2-0402 1 4 1 cup auto, percolators Aluminum cannuter sets Rang* Seta $2-25 A Bun W arm ers R A N D A L L ELECTRIC Yardley Old Spice and _ King's Men Gift Sets w For the Man of the H oum FAUSTS DRUG STORE Near Post O ffice Pajamas First-Niter Lounge Pajamas Flannels • Broadcloths By Manhattan - Weldon B. L. PERKINS A SON 118 8 A r k T OW K L L ’ S Faint—Outside or Inside TWO US! HARNESS EVENTS YONKERS, N. Y. «B - Y on % « Raceway offers harnesi racing's two richest two-year-old events next year as part of Its 1958 sche­ dule. They are the $30,000 added Hilltop Trot and the $30,000 added Empire Pace, both to be run off sometime In September. The track opens on Aug. L $11.95 13.95 $.1.75 $3.95 CO. A t sorted Christmas Decorations Lights, T n * (3 rns m enu I cycle*, Snow TOUCHTON DRUG CO. F A 2-2432 Jewelry Boxes Electric Shavers M Transistor Radios ff WM. E. KADER, JEW ELER 112 S. Park Hand Warmers 8 and 12 volt boat Spotllghta 1958 Mercury MK 55, 40 H P with (tartar $599.00 P. SMITH 2615 Park Av*, Dad will be pleated Beyond Worda with a Hat ____ by Adam U GARRETTS SEWING CENTER 323 E. P in t F A 2-5244 For the Boy in School Table Radio* $19.95 Baggerly Appliance Center 115 B. Magnolia F A 2-& ELECTRIC TRAIN S and Accessories yer A Lionel WINN TV $4.98 Electric Football Gama Fur the Young Gridder V TOUCHTON DRUG CO Sanford, Fla. �W H ERE M ORE PEO PLE DO MORE BU YIN G AND SELLIN G C U D K T I D iB 1 LOST * FOUND 9 FOE RENT real estate for m ale T -R E A L ESTAT E W AN TED i r —m a l e help w anted a —f u r n it u r e i u HOUSEHOLD GOODS DISTRICT M ANAGER Needed at once fo r fa s t n PLUMBING Uied furniture, appliance*, tools hlfhty advtrtiied and accepted Contract and Repair Work ete. Bought-ioid. L a n y a Mart dw tci-lo-farm product. M uu be Free Estimate* l ib Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4139 able to hire, train and auptrvUa R. L. HARVEY salesmen. Commlaaion earnings 204 Sanford A ve. Phone FA 2-336J This is a pasa to tha Rita thaatrs should exceed $10,000 to right fo r Britt Cowart. Exp. data Dec. man. Farm backcround helpful i*—(MAfto aeuvn tj. 15. 1957. , but not necessary. Must have car. Write fu lly to “ Na-Chure" PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING RECLINERS Plant Food Co., P .0 . Boa 1115, W L HtRMON Winter Garden, Fla. Personal Ph. FA 1-4223 After 1:00 g. m. The Last Word in Comfort. fnterriaar will bo arrongod, Foam Rubber, Reg. Pritt $119.50 Nylon Fabric Lesa $30.00 rg-Eti^flticAL ei Wa Can Sell Year Rome! I BEACH RENTALS « WANTED to BENT A. B. PETERSON * — R E A L E STA TE FOK SALE Broker Associates: A . B. Peter­ 6—FAR M S. ACREAGE. ('.ROVES son Jr.. P. J. Chesterton, GarT REAL ESTATE WANTED riaid Willett., and R. W. Wil­ ■ MISCELLANEOUS liams, Bob Edwards A . C. Doted•-F L O W E R S . PLAN TS. ney, Land Surveyor. 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. F A 2-6123 SHRUBS If OFFICE EQUIPMENT II AimmOULEA-TRAILEEJ U BOATS k MOTORS IS FARM SUPPLIES A MACRLSIT IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumley A Montelth at 117 South Park Ph. F A 2-46tf Bur era with 11.000. to 91.000. down payment. F o r satisfactory reiulU contact Seminole Realty. 1TO1 S. Park A r e . Ph. FA 29332. d— MISCELLANEOUS LIVE BAIT Fleming1* Red. A W hite Grocery Miaaourl Minnow* 5 dor. fI .M Pop-Guts Mlanowa doe. t i c —W orm s— Thone: F A 2-1609 Open Seven D ays a Week A WOOD — W OOD — WOOD Genuine Piteh Pine A Oak. Fira W »«d — Best deal II Town. Coll US and your w ood worries are over. Boh A E m it Morris Phona FA 2-4221. Watkln* routa is "P *" fo r North Saminole County. Many dealer* making $100. weakly and more. Proposition open for man or woman. Writa C.JL Allan. Apopka, Fla. Phena TUcker Cara for children In R u a . rates. Ph. FA 2- GRAY 8HADOW NURSERIES SOUTH SANFO RD A V E N U I N E A R L A K E JESSU P KENNETH E. SLACK REG. R E A L ESTATE BROKER 1009 B. 2nd Phone F A 2-0911 30 years general o ffice work In eluding 10 yearn bookkeeping, W rite P.O. Box 304, F om Park CUT FLOWERS, Sanford Flower Shop. 200 N. Park A ve.. Sanford. Must Sell Country Home F A 2-1122. We teUgraph. 3 bedroom. I 1* bath older homa in good condition on large lot PUM PS — SPRINKLER orf good road. $3900. with SUNNILAND SYSTEM S PRODUCTS $2600.00 Down. All types and sixes, Installed fAiib a r n i m ? 3 bedroom 2 bath home with lake GRAPEVILLE NURSERY "D o It Y ou rself' privilege*. I ’ ndrr construction. 2 miles W est o f Town W E R E P A IR A N D SERVICE IN MEMORIAM $16,500.00. $.7,000.00 Down. 8 T I N E FA 2-0886, In loving mem ory o f Our Own Mac kina and Supply Co. ROSA L. PAYTON Baloved Father, E. Clauds Registered Real Estate Broker Mid-Season cabbage plants. Fred 307 W . 2nd St. Ph. FA 24432 W ethtrington Sr., who pasted Ph FA 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha Thurston. Ph. F A 2-3990. on ono year ago today, Dec. 3th. Chrysler Airtem p TO D A D New S Bedroom Homos Sweet Hamlin O ranges $1.25 par A ir Conditioning and Heating Never had much atyle about bushel. R. W. Lord. FA 2-3219. $700.00 Down _ C . l t . STAFFO RD him ..never cared for dress; Sort o ' spent his life Features electric kitchens, terras- aT k 7 r o s s e : t t e r T f l o r i s t a sowin' seeds o f happiness; so floors, and choice residential Phone F A 2-1851 GATLIN BROTHERS Doing mlittle things for others, locations. T o r dependable Berries Contractors, Drsglinsa; Gsnsvo hatpin' where hr could; Slember o f Florist 2252. Ph FA 2-3276 Sanford A . K . Shoemaker, Jr, Nsvar m ikin' much pretension, Telegraphy Dalivary Assn. always doin' good. Phona F A 24103 blimogrsph Printing Letter Writing — Card* and Home, for him. w u all (or The Opportunity You've Been Letters Addressed — Photo tirin', filled his heart with pride, Copies o f important papers— Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ Waiting for in Hera And his doors w ere ever open, Credit report* — Collection*, writers, adding machines. SalesW e're dividing a tract o f land in latch strings hung outside. Credit Bureau Of Sanford Rentals, 314 M ag. FA 2-0469. 214, 5. and 10 acre tracts. This Folks who came w ere always m. 403-04 San. AU. Nat l. Bank property will havo survey and welcome, loved to have graded roads throughout. Each II— AUTOMOBILES— TRAILERS them around; nomaaito w ill ba high and dry Wanted much o f jo v and laughter, N *fd a good 2nd ear? and can bo purchased on easy M i n i d to love the sound. SEE RAY HERRON terms. Your Pontiac Salesman C. A. WHIDDON, SR. Had his care* and had his New and Used Cars 202 S. Park Ave. Tel. FA 2 5991 troubles, same a* all o f us; :usrantecd Ph- F A 2 0231 o r after 6 p. m very. Call Figured them a part o f livin', FA 2-2683. 301 West First St. FARMER'S AGENCY never made much fuss; 116 8. French Ave. Made tha best o f ail God gave It will nay YOU to te « us before N. V. Farmer, Realtor you buy. Open Evenings and ENVELOPES, Letterheads, State; him. a* through life ha went, Mrs. Gayle Osborns, Assoc. m enu, Invoice*, hand bills, end Sunday*. Ever toiling, giving, taking, Phona FA 2-5221, or FA 2-9i Progressiva EASTSIDE TRAILER SALES kind and provident. P ila ik s , Fla. 403 West 15th St. Vain, tha tribuU w « would pay DON’S COVER SHOP him. words cannot express WE HAVE A HONK Fine Watch Rspairin, Automobile Interior Dacorator W hat it meant to have him W ALTE R H. TRAPI FOR YOU .J Se!, L .Coveri ~ Truck Seats with us and ou r thankfullnes*; At Willis Pontiae—301 W. 1st. Jeweler Sweat, tha mem ory ha has left 313 E. Second St. us, though nur heart* are tad; 1952 4-whe«l drive Willis Je*p. HOMES— S bedrt All metal top, heatsr. Ph. FA Great tha blessing that was given, W O O LSE Y 1 * 2 baths. 2-0907. Ju st to cell him D id. Marin* Flntoha* (Poem by Frank Carleton K elson) 1951 Dodge pick-up, new paint, U a Claude Wetherington Sr. Complato and ready ft For Your Boat st* occupancy. $250.00. 608 W . 20th b ln . Doris Mason Sankarik G U um and Paint Co. Mrs. June Baswiechln 113-114 w . 2nd S t r h FA 2 4623 Mr. E- C. (Buddy) Wethering­ I^eatiaas ton, Jr. WELL DRILLING South Piatcrest — Sanford Fairbsnks-Uorsa Pumps Whispering Oaks — TttnrriU# Rapairs to all makes HOWARD C. LONG W S L A K A APA RTM EN TS: rooms FHA in service and FHA flnana207 E. Commercial Ave, private baths, l l i W. First 8L Phone FA 2-2833 lng svsllsbte. FWCIENCY apartment* suit­ We can quaftfy you fo r one o f i I - A - c a r r L n t A lY HEATING able for eoupla or stngU perooo. H. a POPE CO. these homes in 30 minute*. You DRIVE A NEW CA R at Private bath A shower. Ideally can start enjoying tha bom* !00 S. P a r k -------F A 2-4 anytime. Rental service located acrou from Post Office, while wa process the papers. Wash, gas and in Inquire Jacobean Dept. Store. Thrift! - cheeking account r u s t s M ERLE W AR N ER , only $3 fo r 30 chaeks at Florida Car Rentals, 401 t . Bedroom, private entrance A bath State Bank o f Sanford. F A 24894. Develoi Call FA 2-3986 or FA 2-0433. M-lflPECTAI, servicer" K 85S ». n ~ .» s s a i — W AJITEb H i k tH f Y oung permanent roupla desires 2 or 3 BR house, kitchen equip­ ped. by Jan. 1. Up to, $90.00 month. Call Pruitt rolloct, Or­ lando GArden 4-9557 between 8 am . A 5 p-m. WEEK END SPECIALS 6 room house. 1^4 baths, excellent location, reduced in price to only $11,000.00. Term s Available. 3 bedroom hous*. conveniently lo­ cated on 1*4 lots. Price $9,996. 81,300. down and balance like rent. 3 bedroom house sn<l den that may 'b a used as 4th bedroom. Us lots. Only $8,200.00. $1,200 down and balance last than rent. BE AL ESTA TE DRIVE-IN 3644 French Ave. J. W. HALL, REALTOR Johnny Walker. Associate "Call H all" P h o n a -F A 94641 ROBERT A . W ILLIAMS. RealloV Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bids11800 DOWN — New 3 bedroom concrete block, out o f city— with city conveniences. Ready to move in. Balance tiks rent. Let us show you this well built home now. W. II. "B IL L ’* STEM PER Realtor A Insurer Assoc. Guy Allan. Gretchen Hall, Arietta Price, Everett Harper Phona FA 2-4991 112 N . Park BUILDER * CONTRACTOR L E. BATTEN 116 S. French A ve. — F A 24714 „ Electrical Contracting ..teftffiUSJSa: our Zrinruda Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 104 E . 1st Phona P A 2-6961 This is a pass to the MovUtsnd Ride-In Theatre for Roy Britt. Exp. data Dae. 15. 1957. TV Service HOME IN MAYFAIR Ry Owner . . . FA 2-3428 $9.50 SALE TRICE NOW 19.54 BIG VALUES -••pi* 2-9500 RchioiUtlng — fteroofing — Re siding — Materials — Contrac tors - Financing. ^ TA 2 $ & C4° D IC K M APES Tile Contractor— Dial F A 2-4558 FOR SALE BY OWNER L CLERK - CASHIER 3 BR, 1 bath CB home Fenced Permanent position, some ex­ yard. Across from Pinecrest perience in bookkeeping pre­ School. 2636 S. Laurel Ave. Ph. ferred. Sanford Gas Company, FA 2-2880 after 3:00. 210 E- let. 4 bedroom, 2 N th. fireplace, pa­ Curb girl ever 21 fo r night work. tio, large Yorktown kitchen, Appl y in person to Leary'a huilt-in oven and range. Mayfair vicinity. FA 2-3403. 1 9 -M A L E h e l p W C T B B T a — PLU llb lN Q and I f l f l r o J C F A 2-0259 1607 Seafood A re. Ph. FA 24642 THE “IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE It Isi tha custom of m any families In this country to corumento rata • a hiraavamtnl berasvement by an “ In a ------- * r$J* Mamortum" notica in nawipapet classified columns. They find n real solace therein. Preparation or ••lection o f n suitable verse brings back to them tender. oieasaM recollections. A s Ellas Cook, the English poet has so bMuttCnft 9k* “ Hew cruelly ew eet are tho echoes that start What memory ptays an old tuna on the heart. . . . U,? * * <r! 3 u<2 Ujr Ia ,D Memorium Is Inscrled on the annlvcr“ 7 , ®f d **0*: 1H° w*v ,r ' dates, which it is relt are apprw P r tjt j « meaningful ore aU o saleeud. The birthday of tho I t parted, the wadding anniversary. Memorial Day. even Christmas are am ong o t h e f 2 U f i « n t occasion! c h o ir C If you a n baslunl to exprasi your tender thoogbta in poeHt torm, you may avail yourself of the H erald’s collection o f origSl « « P » » a In poetic beauty the emotlona o f the heartitrlnge. Am ong them ere verses appropriate to any circum ettM k. House painting and repairing. Reasonable rales. Call FA 2-2139 after 3:30. CRO SSW O RD 6. Cleopatra's snake 7. Bird A Own 9. In lan d 10. Dispatched 11 Kind o f bear 19. CompareUva aufftx 20. Passageway Vlerry hill Pamtrng Contractor Licensed — Bonded — Union Free Eslimate — Compare uur Prices FA 2-2287 after 5: UP. For Painting rail Mr. Ta*ker, Ph FA 2-6159 or FA 2-6007. TLD BUKNETT FOR BETTER PAINTING 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2-2 91 Chinese 18. Tear dynasty 17. Come 24. Recently into view 23. High 21. SUtchbird priest 31 Brightly colored birds 27. Artificial waterway 29 Marshy ’ meadow 30. T o set up 32. Can 33. Most loyal 33. Baa sclsalineally 38. Bound. as a beU 41. Island t P .t ) 4 1 Weird 44. Speedily 43. Drops 46. Birds' homtt 27—NOTICES—PKHSoto A l.ft RO LIAW AY , ll.iip iu l and Baby Bedj. Day, Week or M o n t h I d FA 2-3181. Furniture Cenlar 116 W est F ir s tS t_________ _ NOTICEWe will ba operating in our new store st 2333 Park Ave. January 1. 1136 BAGUERLT APPLIANCE CENTER 113 S. Magnolia FA 23672 PIX iE ~N UitSEft Y~ SCHOOL' Nancy Jackson FA 2-2047 a^,AkTu!i*KH for sa1*e UMOrjki hi I 'ji- n 26. Coin 'jo an ran (Jap.) i'i iNri'.tii; 28.Allure N U T 1 31. Girl's l-J'JD hi Mi nick[(□ m ein i :t7” -:u .y v name \L. 34. Mlaalla 6>]U Li weapon WJOU J' 33. Reach n i 'j u j j across 21W JI1 I 31 The nted Ung 47. A meeting Alumlanm Venetian Blinds Enclosed h«*<J. Sag-proof bottom rail with pUatie ends. Plaitie or rayon Upas. Cotton or nylon cords. DOWN I. Trumpeter perch 3. Biblical name S«nkirik Glare and Paint Co. 3. Hold* 112-114 W. 2nd EU Ph. FA 2-4622 4. Brittle 3. Reman SE LL U E ___. S ~ Y^O U -mmR mm 0FU w •R * »N » •IT'IR • • Btmm Cash tor any am ount Super Trading Post. I mils south of Sanford. Phon* FA 2-0677. money $25,000.00 Pre-Movlng Sale Now going on at . BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER IU S. Magnolia FA 3 3672 { Have you seen the lovely homes in LITTLE VENICE yet? If not. tome out and look over these ipaciouB lake front home*. U IO II NONCONIOIMITt — Iforbert H. Lehman, former U.S. Senator and Governor of New York, la- shown after ha wa* presented with a plaque at Uva Albert Einstein Collrge et .Medicine o f Yeahiva Uni­ versity In New York. He made a plea for nonconformity in American thinking to meet tha Soviet challenge in science. XMAS SPECIALS ' Famous Prestige Swivel rtatform Rockers witn reversible Solid Foam rubber Cushions la rg e Color Selection R * f. 5*9.041 A lio large selection o f othei famout brands o f chairs and rockers. AU specially priced fur Chnatmas. Mather Of Sanford 203-09 Last First St. FA 2-09811 Thie ia a pass to th* Jtovfolan'l Ride-in Theatre fo r Harold Stone. Osteen. Esp. data Dec. 15. 1957. We hate only two homea left One .1 bedroom 1 bath One 3 bedroom 2 bath Buy N()\S and qualify for homeatcud exemp- □ U c W U r t n C .'P U t C i p > J v HOUSEHOLD GOODg NOW $69.50 Plumbing — Ere K r nsky k y Heating MAYFAIR 3 BR Itome, largo Fla. room. Dish­ washer, hardwood floor*. Weil Owner built lovely modern 3 bed­ Bora Wanted— to sell The San­ M. G. HODGES ford Herald Monday throufh landscaped, fenced yard. WynneSerrire on AU Water Pumps— room. 2 bath home. Herdwood Fridays at 3:3 0 p.m. Come to wood Section, 2411 Adams Cc. ’ floors, Florida room, beautifully \8 ells D riled — Pumps The Herald o ffic e and ask for P i o il B o ld Ph. FA 2-5811. Phone F A 2-6037 landscaped spacious grounds. Bill Vincent alter 3:30. Underground sprinkling syatsm. CLARK 425.000.00. Attractive terms. Stenstrom Realty Experienced Sem i truck driver Plumbing, Hosting A Supply Co. Far the Rest Ruvs in Real Esta'e H. E- STENSTROM wanted. Local haul. L. D. Ro­ Contracting 4 Rspsiua SEE CULLEN & HARKEY bert*. Rt. 2 Box ISO. Ph. FA Registered Broker 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 9427 Laurel — phone F A 2-1419 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. F A 2-2391 2-0793. Highway 17-92 South S u fo r d prwacrlbwd form for a Card o f Thanks. It can be as « M d ,u l l*$ M you desire. When the occasion eomo* Y te will find a sympathetically understanding member of our staff |w assist you. Cerda of Thanks and In Memerlum notices, due to tho feet th m (nay run to considerable length, are billed a t $1.00 per column beak. S-TUlVlTTiKE .xd reP^rianead bookkeeper ■ C i r t o f T h in k s In T 1 » Sanford Herald m eels difficult to >Oil In any other way. Net om y u « It e l a la ..J . aI t L a*, a _ _* . gracious oxproasloa o f gratitude to those who have sent Been* rnbutee but also courteously acknowledges the services amt U a f * “ P to * > » ■ • personal note e f thanks cannot weB M RllUsd. _ N ew aM per Cards o f Thanka are accepted as socially corn et. Emily Post, this noted authority on etiquette, feels they serve many THE RATE For Piimini .316 Magnolia Ave. Friday, Dec. 6, 1957- THE CARD OF THANKS — ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Dial FA 9 0918* „ Cor. 2nd & Magnolia FA 24321 h A-iiuiLblltft-klPAIU "B u d " Bamberger, Mgr. e Free Delivery PAINTING Citrus fruit fo r sals, brin tainer. $1.00 bushsl. 22 G A R R E T T S SEW ING CENTER 21th er call FA 2-5886. W h lla -N seeh l— Etna .J o p o ics on all makaa Machines T-Shirts 48e — Paint $2.50 g al. B R A IL E Y O D H A M , P rre . 323 East Flret Su FA 2-5244 Camp Goods, Tarpaulin*. A rm y*“ * a,afaH Av® *S n« acoom Navy Surplus— 310 Sanford \\t. 10 months fra# service on new In­ strument purchase from us. Roma B*auty apples, Mountain RAYMOND M. BALL FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES grown. E. B. Randall. FA 2-5450. BU EU R'S MUSIC SHOP REALTOR 2004 Csdar Avanna FA 2-073$ ORANGES FOR SA LE R E AL ESTATE-INSU RANCE FOR RESULTS A ll kinds o f orangts fo r sals $1.00 CA R TE R HOME CLEANING :M ?'K i| E?4.,n ra V * T m, 8 Eft VICE List vour property with us. bushel. Bring container. 4 miles Slightly used 13 ft. plywood boat, Window ft Wall Waahlnr 204 3. P*rlc Ave.. Senford out West First on Mt. Dora also 6 H.P. Johnson motor. Ste 'J ?S L W a j * ^ - N 0 f t k $-4111 F A 2-5641 Rd. Ph. F A 2-3927. M. R. Regan o r Manager at 132 Hiway 17DeBary This is a p u s to tha Rita theatre CLAYTON C. BROOKS Monroe Harbor. or John Alexander. Exp. data Rest Estate Investment* TA 2-0689 )sc. 15. 1957. Mayfair Section. I,g. 3 BR. homa Wringer type waeher, like new. W AN TED —Alt kinds of scrap ma­ on 2l s lots. FA 3-1698. terial. Zuckerman Salvage Yard I2.M par call plus parts, I years Whlta tew ing machine. Kitchen Phono FA 2-3994. experience to T V terries on all tabla. 4 ch a in . Reasonable. Ph. OW NER TRANSFERRED aukaa ta d models. One yea* FA 3-5818. 3 bedroom masonry home, larg* lot. K iu hsn equipped, epara Wanted—Used panel doors. Call ( iraataa on all parts. Wa also F A 2-6119. heater. V e n e t ia n blinds. Newly aarrica auto and homa radiaa. painted. 4 'i > c . I. Mtgr. Picture tubas repaired in your Used Phileo refrigerator, across top freaaer (25 lb. capacity |. 91000 equity, payments $36,21 horns. $9.98. guarantaad, 1 year. f A 2-0632. mo. 826 E. Rosalia DrW e * * P A 2-86*4, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 19 cu. ft, freestr, $395. Ph. PA story 4 bedroom house on cor­ 2-4669. ner lot. Within 3 blocks down­ 901 East Commercial town business section. W ill tc w i u u m i-W A ir rm Blue Royal Quiet Da-Lqx Portable make a nice homa fo r a largo HUBY SPEARS typawritsr with caaa. year old, family or good apartment Experienced waitress Ceramic Tila Contractor lika new. Cal! FA 2-5231. house. Ph. FA 2-235*. A pply P ig ’N Whistle 2201 Sanford Are. FA 2-6125 (tor. Hwy. IT-tS A r t h SL Phona FA 2-1591 SALE PRICE NOW* Swivel Rockers Reg. rriea $119.51 Foam Rubber reversible cuihlons Lesa 40.00 112 Magnolia FOR SALE BY OW NER ' 3 bedroom 1 bath concrete block home. $1600 equity, monthly payments $71.25. 2627 Re. Park in Pinecrest. F A 2-0463. 3 room furnished apt. 1400 Park Ave. • appliance*, aala and sen-ire. G. H. High. Oviedo Fla. Phona FO $4315 o r Sanlard FA 2 - l i U aftar I y n . f r ig id a ir e ®ljr •auforb frralb Corner W. Crystia Drive 9 •* “* Lake .Mary Bled. I’ hunr FA 3-4591 or Phone F A 2-3013 a ftsr t p.m. a ,* O. Fairchild Twitter, A yo-yo designer Soys our classified ode Are o telling headliner. Britenall Cleaner 51.10 Qt. Vesto Glass Wax $1.25 Qt. Paul F. Mueller & Son Orlando llw y. So. FA 2-1333 M BUILTMN6 N £ £ i �T iiil' 7 ---• \ n w fc -a a re - ■**»•■. -t ' , •*» f < These Four Factors . WHERE ? WHAT WHEH -■ • * wfc•1 • J8S if nr. 1. Where 2 . What 3. Why 4. When W H E R E TO B U Y A H O M E? Is the W H A T ? Do you want In* your n ext W H Y ? Y es, why and what factors W H E N TO B U Y ? Should you w ait or moat important factor In selecting home? Spacious yards, terrazzo tile should be considered in m aking the buy now? Now is the tim e to buy the site o f your new home . . . . This floors, jalousied windows, all-electric fin a l decision as to the location o f while Odham A Tudor has 15 homes will be easy to decide when you see kitchens, large airy bedrooms, duo- your new h o m e . . Y ou ’ll love SOUTH ready for immediate occupancy (N o SOUTH PINECREST SECOND A D ­ therm heaters, tile baths and m any PIN ECR EST SECOND AD D ITIO N long D ITIO N. One o f the choicest loca­ other features you'll want to have In because it is near Churches, Schools, qualify you fo r one o f our financing tions in Sanford. your next new home. W hen you buy Shopping plans within 30 minutes. an Odham &Tudor home your wants Sanford. Centers and Downtown w aiting p eriod). We can will all be answered. South m m m m Sa Second Pinecrest Addition Priced From KITCHEN Equipped !-• w $ 13 ,500. . ..i .1 4 I 1 L I I By $ 18 ,000. HOTPOINT OUR POLICY: la to guarantee the workOUR AIM: la to build for yon the buyer manahip and material used in the homes wo the very beak home we can at a price yon build for a period of one year. You muet eaa afford. be aatlafled or we wm return your money. ODHAM &TUDOR Inc Sales Office Corner 27th St. and 17-92 Highway Brailey Odham, President Phone FA 2-1501 •' I* ! ' ......................... - ■ " �8P r y j - V — . I * • * « » « WZUI |1 m. LdIUKVT. Tbete officials, tba report* n r , w i ^ e h e v , Soviet But rsports which have reached a n m em bers r i tha d u j dlitrlct n m u n w party chief- European capitals la y that an the Hod ta h a In In troublo. contrary, ____ _____________________ 1.1__ I. and provincial Cammuntot eon* Wfattod to ho Khruahehoe's position Is mltlee* a f tba Soviet Union. 1 *P*"CQ. R weald appear raceedlnidy Insecure. pooltlon as No. The reason, according to these BemMn had been reports, ta that there remain In sUmtgltoied by the purges which the Russian Commmtlat Party a roaw i to tho ousting of Vya- largo number af iuOatutlal offletortn M. Molotov, Georg! M. rials who favor the old MaUatot Malenkov, Laiar M. Magmovieh |Una of dictatorship. 1 . A l o t .n l these man appear to be veteran* who survived the va­ rious p a ries of Stalin’ s a rt. Thera alto appear to bo a number of younger men who started their rise In rank under Stalin. M But aooa Stalinists remain in both the Central Committee and the Presidium, the I I top men o f the committee who really rule lu ssla . od to their disgrace. One known, and powerful, Sta­ When he won M s critical teat • f lo w e r with Molotov, Malenkov linist who remains on the P rotfdtom la MlktoQ A. Buslov. Sualov Is B , tight years young­ er than Khrushehev. Ho la regard- ed at a protcfe of Malenkov, lie was made a mem ber o f the Central Committee In 1M» and a mem ber o f the Presidium la 1U L guslov Cave Suppart Suslov supported Khrushchev in his clash with Molotov, Halcakovt and Kaganovich, He also took a loading part la the ousting of Zhuto t. In fact, there Is some reason In believe that Sualov was the prime Yugoalav d mover in the ousting o f Zhukov the recant < because af B otov's opposition to la Moscow Communist domination over the rep ort that arm y. It has been reported that danger torn Khrushchev felt himself compell- the Staltnlsi ed to |o along wills this ouster In any « move. that Kbrusl A Belgrade dispatch published Russia's dit In Urn London Daily T s ls fr s p h . lift ellah i reported recently thst the two I and Sualov, WtaAer with scatt o w n ending this after. Cooler with high u u u . A l l P T O B W ttP M N T D A IL Y Estnbltahod IDOt Action got underway today at the Mayfair Country Club with many o f the Country's top Pro's arriving for the practice round of the third annual Mayfair Inn SIS,000 PGA Open. The practice tee was covered with young hopefuls throughout the day and a few o f Uio well-known stars added color of the sem e. The many well-known baseball 8AN90HD, FLORIDA. llgurss o f the San Francisco Giants made their first appearance of the week. Horace Stoneham, president of the club, Pete, his son. "K ing Carl1' Hubbell, and BUI Rlgney, manager o f tho Giants were the first of many celebrities to be on hand. This la probably the most unique tourney o f Iti kind in that the combination of |golf amt baseball go hand in hand. HAINES CITY (U P ) - Central Floridn'i most hunted moonshiner bled to death In a wend - grown field near h e n Sunday after a lunging bloodhound caused a de­ puty sheriff to shoot him accident­ ally. The death o f James Laroy Long. 41, ended i year-long hunt for the moonshiner who was wanted by at least three counties, Including Seminole. Long and his brother, Leon, had figured In most of Central Florida'a moonshine casfs for many years. Both had served several Durranca railed through a port­ able loud speaker for Long to com e out. Instead, Long's wife eama nut the front door and the fugitive slipped out the back door Into the awamp. M ri. Long, berating the officers and making them read the warrant, delayed the posse about 10 mlnutea. They finally entered the house and found four shotguns, a rifle and nearly a case of am munition. Bloodhounds were put on Long's trail through the sw am p and led officers to a 130-gallon moonshine O s m e f the earliest arrivals at the Mayfair club was that e f muaeleman, Prank Stranahao. itranaban arrived last Friday i t the Hotel and has taken advantage of every spare moment to ready him­ self for the competition. H e ie o m s to do well la Sanford aa ho baa been In the money for the last two y e a n . He placed second last yeat with a IS under par 363 and took flJOO In prise money. He Is ■ gallery favorite wherever hsFgoea and la a rtav champion. Am ong the cham pi scheduled to play In thla big event, A l Basiclink, recent winner of the Caracal Open in Venesula, la at the lap of the list. Boaaellnk failed to finish In tha money the first year but managed to take home S300 lest year. Ho la enjoying hia beat* year on tha circuit and has taken home over 911,000 In prises. Beaidei the Caracas win, ho finished first In K ansai City Open, second fas the Call eats Open and fifth In the Dallas Open. Doug Ford, second money win­ ner o f tha yaar with W .M 4.IT; to also slated to toe off thla Thursday whan the action gets undarwi Others Include Dow Flnaterwaid, who to third with over *33,p00 and Sanford'a own Ja y Hebert. He bert who plays on the circuit for this year in Seminole County in an a-I mobile accident shortly after his release from a federal prison. A coroner's Jury, impaneled late Sunday jy State Ally. Robert Huffaker and Coroner Walter Bell, ruled that James Leroy Long's death was accidental. The name of the deputy whose gun fired the fatal bullet w ai not available. Polk County Sheriff Hagan Par rish, who, with Deputy U. S. Mar­ shal Frank M. Durrance, headed a 10-man posse of county, state and federal officers In tha search for Long Sunday, gave this account of the shooting: The officers approached Long’ s house, on the edge of a swamp at the mouth of Horse Creek northeast e f here, before daylight. Ing through dense undergrowth, the sheriff said, one o f the three Polk County deputies becam e se­ parated from the remainder of th j force and a bloodhound he held on a leash picked up a fresh trail of I-ong through a clearing filled with waist-high weeds. Long, hiding In the weeds, Jump­ ed op and started to run as the dog cam e within 30 feet o f hit hiding place. The bloodhound lung­ ed forward and the deputy, holding the leash In one hand and his drawn pistol In the other, stumbl­ ed and fell. The gun accidentally discharged, the sheriff said. The bullet hit Long In the left hip, severing the main artery to hie leg. The moon­ shiner ‘ died within 8-10 minutes from loss o f blood. twelfth place In money earnings with I1T.4M.M. Tho above names are among the greats that will raaka their la it tourney o f tho 1MT season hero In Sanford. Tomorrow to scheduled to be the qualifying round for tbo golferi who do not have tho proper average for the year. W tdneiday will be the clinic and ihot exhibition by all the out­ standing players o f the circuit and Thursday starts the first of four elgh teen hole rounds for the *13,000 worth of priita. With this years fiald of pto's this will bo moat outstanding tournament to be played here. Stoneham and Frank Mebane, manager o f the Inn, have gone all out to make this the largest of (Continued On Page 3) W anted Moonshiner Killed By Lawman C LA U D E t. YATES, visa VreoMent and general manager of Southern Bell Telephone Company- - ★ ★ ★ Southern Bell Co. Jnslalb 1 Millionth Am ong the telephones being In­ stalled In Sanford today by South­ ern Bell T a lep h ou Company will fco Uio oi w millionth In Florida. Already the growth In Sanford h as been tremendous, said South­ ern Bell Manager for the Sanford A r e a , Bob Sbeddon. Ho pointed out that last month Sanford gained 111 Installations, tho b I g g e a t m onth's gain ever experienced h ere. Meanwhile, Claude J. Yates, vice prealdcnt and general manager of Southern Bell Telephono Company, presiding at Installation eeremonU s In Miami today, announced the lsptallstion o f the one millionth ^ tou th ern Bell Telephone in Flor( Continued On Pngo 3) United Press le a se d Wlra Board To Discuss Fringe Area Fire V Protection Tonight Top Item on tonight's agenda for the ..tecting of the Board of San­ ford City Com mliiloners wilt be tha discussion of fire service out side tho city limits. In a previous meeting com m lialoners discussed the possible ex panslon of tho Sanford Fire De­ partment at an approximate cost of 111,000 to the city In order to maintain service In the Sanford arCa and at the same time receive Commissioners requested that o higher rating from tho South eastern Fire Underwriters, additional Information be provld ed in order that a thorough study be made of the possible m ove or whether or not the city should keep fire protection to “ within the city lim its." Other matters to be discussed by the Board of Com m issioner! to­ night Include the proposed radio n ite m for the Fire,and. P /di-e.D f-, psrtrrFeirtaYtwo Sanford Civic Cen­ ter with John Burton IV, the aridteet for tha project; and an ap­ proval of the second statement for the Sanford Clvle Center. Commissioners will consider a request for a site for a target range made by the Sanford Gon Club; approve banks for deposl(Continued ex Page 3) New Farmers Market To Be Dedicated Friday . "F rida y, Dee. 1 3 .1 p. m. to “ D " D gy a| Sanford State Farmers' M arket when the new modern m arket facility w ill be dedicated. MTbls prestressed concrete building b o a t in g about *240,000 to one of the mo«t up-to-date farmers' mar v jg t o ,la tho .country. It rep'ace* the facilities deatroyed by fire last A pril," according to L. H. Lewis, Director of State Slarkets. Back in 1934 a wooden platform w as erected In Sanford to he used a i a meeting place for farmers a od buyers. Hera grower* eou'd gather produce In one central point *%and through competitive buying ^Obtain FOB prices rompensatdty •1 least to operating casts. Buyori •1u -----*-* Kamnfft fn iM produce, shorter buying time, and stock and nine agricultural-educa­ obtain the required quantltlei of tional facilities. Several statea the type and kind of produce de- have passed laws similar to Flor­ ida's law permitting the building sired. The result of this experiment of such a system. G rois sales for far exceeded Commissioner of the year ending June 30. 193T, Agriculture Nathan M ayo's fond- totaled in excesa of 348 million ast hopes and tha ensu|pg years dollars as compared to a little over saw the fulfillment o f hto deerest 3300,000 the first year. Fiscal dream to provide FOB farmer- assets today exceed *3.600.000, Suicess attained it shown by tha market sales. Since the beginning, Florida's service* rendered through these market system has attracted na­ markets and by the fact that sev­ tional attention—the first state eral have becom e price determin­ farmers' market system In the ing points on fresh winter vegeUnited Stale -Federal and State ' tables. The Sanford Market has contin­ Departments of Agriculture have i spent much time studying the.* uously operated since Us opening msrketa which today number 11 date, Dec. 18, 1934, handling pro fruit sad vegetable; fbur live- duce valued In excesa of 33J.800.- OOO over tho S3 year period. With o n i exception It h a i paid all Its operating expenses during this time, including Ha prorata share of the expense of the main office. In spite of Its msln shed having been totally destroyed by fire as wall as ono other building burned out and considerable damage suf­ fered by another, the Sanford Market has operated full-time dur­ ing the season since the fire. All slate, county, city officials, buyers, producers and friends of the market are urged to attend the opening and dedication of the market. Ten of the vegetable markets winter vegetable! d e a l now. These are Pompano, Plant City, Fort Pierce, Sanford, Fort Myers, Pahokee, Florida City, Wauchula, Im m okalfe and Palatka. Ronifay, Gadsden County (Q uincy), Starke and Brookcr wiU com e In for the early spring deal. The livestock markets operate year round. Frank G. George, consulting architect, formerly o f Sanford, who supervised the work at San­ ford State Farm ers' Market, has moved hto effice to 119 North 4*h St.. Palatka. George stated the Sanford Market ia one of the moat outstanding o f this type of ket and he feels the service the new facility will render grower* will far exceed the service render­ ed In the past. the Christmas r • NEW SPAPER W E S T CREW TO LAND u AID flkywarrinr e » the UH8 R * «te r ere ( f « J*ha H, .Slasaee. CDH. N. K Melania, nail II. C D affroe. A T L A t l lbrr« sanJ ord N -- a rt] r u js u auuuw Au m h> -kU*A •* *4 tha Sanford An au iw w . IUIIKU| U.3..S, i w iq ta ta Denmark? la Syria? Poland? Ia Hungary? -•-jyHfi A t « T - . . . " ATTENDING TH E GALA) Mayralr Inn Opening Saturday night were (le ft to rig h t) Kirby Fite J r Mrs. Pita and Carl llnbbeU. baveball great. (B U ff P h oto)' * ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Over 500 Attend 10th Mayfair Inn Opening There was a noto of gaiety for tho occasion that has never before existed. Souvenirs for (he opening occas­ ion were baseballs on which wae stamped “ Mayfair Inn 10th Anni­ versary Opening." Many visitors swarmed about a baseball great, Carl Hubbell and a golf star, Frank Slranalian. requesting them to autograph the souvenirs of tho occgalom • *" ♦ • • 1 l. Originally planned for 400 reser Ing night festivities were ManageV Frank Mebane Jr. and Mrs. Me­ vatlons, more than 300 places wero scl for the 19ST gala occasion. bane. The Tete Bukur Populalres, a Especially notable was the fact that visitor* milled about the lob­ by during the early cocktail hour and were served Instantly, even llmugli the Mayfair Inn facilities were taxed to its capacity. More than 300 Sanford ami Can tral Florida citiien i at tended the biggest and finest Mayfair Inn Opening celebrations ever staged here. • Celebrating Ita 10th anniversary Opening, the Mayfair Inn tobhy, dining room, amt ballroom were redecorated and refurnished for the occasion, A c c i d e n t Victim Gives Three Names Names w ere Important to Con- Wheeler to the Goldsboro area to liable J. Q. “ Slim" Galloway, but pol/it out Joe Thomas’ house. When It took some time to get down to Constable Galloway stopped hU the correct one Friday night when car, the Negro Identifying h'm sclf a 1931 Ford sedan skidded 313 as James Wheeler ran. Constable Galloway said that ho feet to stop only Inches In the path found James Wheeler a b o u t of an oncom ing train. The automobile, traveling south nno hour later. .Tames Wheeler on the Upeala Road, left the high­ actually turned out la be James way on a curve apparently out of Hurke, borrower of the automobile control, tore down a pow er pole and Its driver as well as the same guy wire, plowed through about man he had Identified a* Joe SO feet o f ground, and cam e to a Thomas. stop In a ditch alongside the At­ 'the ear was the property of Leo lantic Coast Line railroad track*. Peterson of Goldsboro. Only minor damage resulted Hurke was bulged in the Semiwhen the train clipped the car on note County Jail charged with Iti bumper. reckless driving while drinking. A 37-year-old Negro at the scene Hand wss set at 3300. of the accident about 1:30 Saturday morning told Constable Galloway that Joe Thom ai was tha driver and owner of the car. He Identi­ The General Henry Shelton San fied himself as James Wheeler, a passenger In the wrecked ear. ford Memorial Library was offi­ Howevtr, he told Constable Gallo­ cially opened Friday afternoon way that be knew where Joe with a reception that drew a hugThomas lived and could take him |group of Interested citizens, to the house. ; As visitors were greeted at the Completing hto investigation o f 1entrsnciw ay to the Library, they the crash, Qalloway took James | trio of top m n ilcU n i seemingly wero tho favorites o f tho hug* crowd which danced to specially arranged m usical numbers. Tho "P op u la lres", according t o Man­ ager Fran!. Mebane Jr., have been retained for a nightly appearanca In the cocktail lounge of the May* fa ir Inn throughout tha season. Visitor's acclaim ed this year's M ayfslr Inn opening u the m ort cotnrtW and ' (8 7 o f tho hotel-) Ma­ lory. Elk’s Charity Ball Scheduled Dec. 21 At Mayfair Inn The E lk'i Charity Ball, an an­ nual event tn raise funds with which to contribute to charitable organisations, will be held thla year at Ihe Mayfair Inn Satur day Dee. 31. Reservations are now being made at Ihe Club with E. J Stoughton Jr. Tony Peres and his orchestra have been engaged to provide music for dancing to begin at 9:30 and continue until 1:30. A spokesman for the Elks Club said that dress Is optional and that attendance prises will be awarded. Additional Local News On Page 3 The M ayfair Inn Opening night celebration Immediately preceded tho first d a y o f tba M ayfair Inn's 313,000 P G A Open which got under­ way today with practice rounds. Golfers from all ovar the country streamed Into the hotel to take part In tha tournament. Painter Displays Pastels A t Mayfair A retired U. S. Marine Officer, who resides In Lake M ary, srill put on display beginning today a collection o f original paiteis ho has completed. The display will be placed tn tha TV Room o f Ihe Mayfair Inn and la open for visitors dally through the holidays. Philip D. Mltchcl, tha retired U. S. Marina Officer, studied art at the Bowman Art School In New York, the High Museum of Art In Atlanta, G a., and at Miami Uni­ versity. The original pastels ar. arled and Include landscapes, birds, boats, seascapes, animals portray­ ing action, a few scenes done In Old M exico, and seanes on the St. Johns River. Memorial Library Officially Opened received their first filmpse of one of Florida’ * most valuable collec­ tion of literature. General San­ ford's personal library has been catalogued and made ready for those who will be reading about world history and doing research on the early days o f Sanford from the founder’ s own words. The I ’ -rsry h si been put Into top shape by Miss Franrlne Flana­ gan, a librarian who Is fam illsr with the languages in which the library books ars printed. Notable a lio to tha visitors were the original paintings o f General Sanford, Mrs. Sanford, and many members of the Sanford family. Articles and memoirs appeared generously placed about the lib­ rary to r e ca ll many of the events of the early years of Sanford's founding and of th j beginning of Am erica’ s gru th and Importance among nations. R et.lvln g guests at the r e c c ^ tion Friday afternoon were mem­ bers of the General Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library's board of m anagers and those who played a prominent part in creating the library. Randal Chase, Gen. J. C. Hutchison, II. B. Pope, Mr*. Fred T. W illiams, Dr. J. Barnard Root. I C. R. D aw sm . the Rev. Fred En* minger and many othera. Representing the City and the County were Mayor David Gatchel and Co.nmtostoa Chairman Fred Dyson. Many o f the descendant* of fam ­ ilies who were among tho (lr>t settlers o f Sanford were present at tha reception to see the library tor the first time and to be on hand to meet the many cltiitna who attended the reception. LOOKING AT HOME o f Ihe Items on HI*pUy at the new t.'raeral Sanford M tnorlal Library U part et the erowd attending Ihe opening Friday. (S ta ff l h ole) � 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, 1957 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, December 06, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1957. 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>, December 06, 1957; <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/28ebfc94f51934d47a98bc25748eb014.pdf ed49be50dce9e484abfcc2a3b27a919e PDF Text Text - KAXOVEX. If. fc~ rn — When Dartmouth tad Tito ptoyud to a 14-14 tto to New Haven, Conn., Saturday, U narked the fifth deadlo*k between the two schools in football to their tong a a l fotortul • L ssa*j!?aa| M AU SOUR ST3TB4 j| IgMUAOAT OCCAM cueamrl HOWS VjM m i IMJM GUP l SWAM WMCH ROWS N IHg OfTOSWi MMCBOM .. .|g The tin t Atlantic cable was com- J pitted An* I, 1M ; « tolled Sept, i. IK* tt’a net easy, especially la the te te ty jG d J tta v a l ^and rntcruin- « r M a t.- so ld a r o w o MAGNETIC EQUATOR DOESN'T TOtlOW GfOGtAftec EQUATOe IT WIGGLES ALONG SOMCTMES TONOVIM, SOMETMCS SOUTH AKWSKKSi. JCI WBGHT HAS fUSHCD do w n m s lAttKs a m sr THE OLD HOME TOWN D E A E IB J IF l DIDA/T^ THIS L A M E B A C K > SHOW YtX) HOW T b t IOVE THAT T H E ■ A iM M M ) i '- v - X By STANLEY ■HUh!!-what!s b asic * THAN THIS f - JUST ' LETT/A* ME D o rr , . ALL ALONE*'®- and E." Seme eumplea: —An aircraft company to Cali­ fornia ow n a plane and a yacht. Company officers use the plane far week-end hunting trip*. The yacht la need far company - spon­ sored Behtoc tripe. —A company assigns a dew-rrinf executive to a branch office conveniently located at a resort such as Miami Beach. He spends the winter'there. Turns oot the braneh office Is a myth. The va­ cation Isn’t —A company pays for an exec­ utive's country club membership, gives him a home to live to. or pays hla athletic clot* dues. Diner’s Card Abused Many companies supply their executives with membership cants in the Diner's Club, a poet » war master credit plan now serving more than 300.004 members. Tax agents recently discovered four Diner’s Club members who met for lunch every day and rotated the eheek, charging It off to bus­ iness. This abuse of a legitimate service la what the tax collectors try to stop. No figures are available on Just how much - money is deducted each year for ”T and E.** One study of a medtum-slie corpora­ tion revealed that about one-fourth of 1 per eent of Ita expenses fell 'under this category. According t« the Tax Founda­ tion. sa.MO.WW individual ta x ,re ­ lume were Bled to 1934, along with M4.000 corporate tax returns, for a total of 30.400.000. Of this total, 4,300,00 returns were ex­ amined by the government jn d 2,400,000 taxpayers were called tn t« talk things over. Whopping Extra R evens The government picked up an additional tl.100,000,000 from these audits, ( • You ‘gat soma Idea of how mueh money la tied up in *T and E” to a tax agent estimate that about one-half of all people called In to prove deductions have sus­ picious-looking "T and E" totals. a'*There must be a business pur­ pose for the expenses you de­ duct,’* isld this official. “ At the same time,’* be added, "carp^ra- CIIISTS P>i« ttrll^gly IssAeu door <Jra«V» an SW anri/vlv now n u t i p ) tn ( N S M g x . ha* iro n handlet, ta n n id doori, a p-'l-ouf d ra rn r or-tj rameplat*. Win. E. Kadcr 112 & Park SERVICE FOR 8 • Credit Terms Available I M onW a H pitM wrvtc* of flnrhom Door 0m m O ta. □ Ouch a» a <r*t ’AiiwtM Madtm* □ Charpa • No Carrying Charge Jeweler WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING REFRIGERATORI T riit Z«ro-<iGgrGG Frew zarl ?D o fr o s ts a t th « to u c h o f V ■ b u t t o n . . . Go f a s t f r o z « n \ f o o d s s ta y fr o w n ! iiegularly 319.95 NOW ONLY W IT H T R A D E Exclusive PK115 Exclusive Safe- plus Egg Shell In Door I Push-Pull Circuit1 Guard Chassis NEW WESTINGHOUSE PORTABLE DISHWASHER For more Contrast REGULAR L I02 W ASHER 90* Aluminized Picture Weighs I4T170 Model D102 DRYER * Tube Total W IT H T R A D E In. Viewable Area NO PAYMENTS UNTIL JAN. 20 APPLIANCE CENTER 115 S. MAGNOLIA AYE _ *. . FA 2-36’ �/ i jI CH ILD REN WATCHED— BANDS PLATED Weather o and Savi ~anford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA, NEWSPAPER THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1957 United Press Leased Wlrw W ednesday Prov^f D a y O f Frustration For U S, Parade it least 18,000 people Jammed labors Jr. and Rarehants Alto-, ' street* of Sanford yesterday to elation President Frances Roumllwatch the Jaycee-Merchants Asso­ 1st. ciation Christmas Parade. Assistant Parade Marshalli were j I t seemed as if people from In charge of every parade section. | •very direction waited to see this There were 13 sections with bands year's appearance of Sams Claus and floats spaced evenly through­ la sAi'ord for they came from the out tho long pre-Cbrlstmas extranorth, south, east and west. vagaoia. s Yesterday's parade hai been ac­ Leading the parade with martial claimed the finest ever presented Christmas music was the Seminole fas Sanford. With streets lined from High School Band preceded by 4U beginning of the parade route prancing majorettea dressed as to the very end the crowds grew Santa'a reindeer with "Rudolph" bigger as time for the start of the in the lead. parade grew near. The Sanford Naval Air Station Many children and adults began was well represented In yester-l arriving downtown .as early as > day's annual event. The colors •'dock to gat good locations from were carried by a Marine Corps which they could see the parade color guard, followed by a Marine to an advantage. Corps and Navy marching units. More than two mllai long, the Floats, this year, drew a tremen­ parade loch over an hour to move dous applauac from the thousands Jfaough downtown Sanford and 13 of adults and children lining the blacks. Children and adult* taking parade route. They were more part bt the ffrktpart of the parade colorful, more rxprejyUve. and cer­ wfre downtown In tints to see the tainly far mure attractive then they had ever been. last half. Judge* were viewing the parade Brownie Scouta and Boy Scouts from First Street and Magnolia were represented In the parade Avenue where the reviewing aland with marehlng units. Boy Scouts alio .furnished the manpower to was located. Every available parking facility pul! the small floats decorated by on streets off tho line of march the 13 bands taking part in the was Jammed with automobile*. gigantic Christmas Parade. Okra were parked for bloeki In addition to the Seminole High around In avery direction from School band, majbrettes and Pep the center of the city. Club, there were bands represent­ Parade Marihall Herbert Sten- ing DeLand High School, Seaitrom itarted the parade off with breexe of Daytona, Sanford Junior 1 a blast from sirens and the first High School, Winter Park High step from the starting point was School, Lcatburg High School, Ly­ txactly at 4 p. m. man High School, Mount Dora Heading the line of march were High School, Florida Military Aca­ police Chief Roy G. Williams, Flo­ demy, and Apopka High School. "Everybody h is to be on th* rida Highway Patrolman Olan Gar- Also taking part In the parade team,” A. W. "Woody" Webber, *ett. Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans, were bands from Crooma Academy District Manager for Southern Bell th d car* carrying dty commis­ aod from the Apopka Colored High Telephone Company, told the San­ sioners, county eommtsilonar* and School. Fraaident Gifford McKIbbln snd Up and down tho route of the ford Kiwanla Club at its noon Manager John Krlder of th# Semi­ parade, Jayceea sold gay eolorrd meeting yesterday. Speaking on "Puhlic Relations", nole County Chamber of Com- balloons. Even before the pafade mere*. _ . . . was half over, Ralloon Chairman Webber pointed out. that those who Jayeee Parade Chairman John Bob McKee announced that all of deal with the public, whether be­ Alexander, on hand to see that the balloons had been sold. Fro hind lhe scenes or those who meet rsonslly the customers, should tv try dftall of the parade clicked ceads from the balloon sales will trained. with completed plans, rode In a go to ■ fund which will providr ear with Jayeee President M. L. Lutheran Haven children with "Any employe la considered an shopping tour money, when they expert on his Joh," he said, "but I It Is also equally Important that buy gifts for one mother. Former Resident we know some of the things about From every side, yesterday, people we deal with. CAPE CANAVERAL (UP>-Tha day during which the United (Kite* was to enter competition with Runla for supremacy of apace ended on the tame note It began. It was a day of frustration, delay and embarrassment for the nation that first put man Into the sky In powered fllsbt. davaloped until there was no time left to get the aatalllt* into apace * the second-month snnlveraery of Russia's first successful Sputnik launching. There were two major delay* and a series of minor difficulties. In each cast, something went wrong to Interrupt the countdown. Navy and other government Just what the various troubles spokesmen said the f a i l u r e to were was not announced immed­ rocket the answer to RusaUV iately. A fire which started Just as yes­ Sputniks Into space was not "al­ During (he countdown, the rock­ terday afternoon'! Christmas Th- together unexpected." et la put In readiness atep-byrade got underway destroyed the careful-atep. If something goes At mid-day Wednesday, how­ ■pper part of a multiple dwelling wrong, the launching crew must ever, officials said they antici­ In the Goldsboro area. back up. Sometime* It must start The dwelling, at 1304 William* pated "little difficulty" In launch­ all over again. Detalla or the Van­ Av*., was badly burned on the ing the Navy’s Vanguard bearing guard's countdown filled 13 pages second floor and extensive wsler the tiny, artificial moon. of aehootboy-slied writing paper. damage on thr first floor of the Difficulty and delay developed From delay to detay, this na­ house occupied by Jewel Jones. a l m o s t Immediately when the tion's top rocket and satellite A Fire department spokesman countdown began. The countdown minds worked feverishly. said that a defective kerosene It a minute final check of virtual­ Newsmen on Scene every screw holding the tower­ roolcstove started the blue which ly In contrast to their frantle acti­ ing rocket together. took two hours to completely vity. ■ battery of newapisn rspreDeadline Pushed Bath bring under control. iaa achedTim J* ft "• T)ir<*eX the isa'ft ford Fire Department^ answered uni! first delay pushed that tar­ but fust aa frustrating — watch. an alarm at 1314 Melloitvllle Ave. getThe to between 10 a. m. and Mbilly, they huddled together four They found an overheated kero­ noon.hour From Ihrn until midnight mites from tha point whare the sene heater but no fire damage one postponement after another sleek rocket pointed straight up­ was reported. ward. They built bonfires as protection against a chill night wind and tro­ pical Insects. They poised aver typewriters end cameras, ready to write about and record on film the birth-flight of the 3 1/4 pound arti­ ficial moon that was lo seek an orbit up where Russia’s two satel­ lites—one weighing half a ton— At 4:30 p. m. on Friday, cltliens Randall Chase, Chairman of the swirled silently. 'f Sanford and Seminole County Board of Managtra General J. C. At t:U p. m. another Interrup­ will he formally welcomed to the Hutchinson sod Mrs. Hutchinson; tion was announced. At that point Open House of the General Henry Mayor and Mrs. David M. Gatehel, the countdown still had S3 minutes Shelton Sanford Memorial Library chairman of the Hoard of County to go. When 11 p. m. passed the it .vo Lari H rst St. In Fort Md- Commissioners Fred A. Dyson and countdown had not been re-startlon p>rkMrs. Dyson, Secretary B. F. Whit- ed, and ll thus became Impossible The beautiful building, with Its ner Jr. and Mrs. Whltner, and for the American moon 1* get off A 18-jeer-oId motorist list night the ground on the scheduled day. crashed Into an Atlantic Coast shrubbery arranged hy the Sanford Treasurer Robert W. Deane. Hosts and hostesses represent Lina freight train at a crossing In Owrden Cluh, Is In front of Lake Memorial Library's 16-Year-Old Driver Open HouseTomorrow 'Public Relations Based On Sincerity Crashes Into Train At Paola Crossing Leading off his man-to-man talk about public ralatlona, Webber explained the phenomenal growth In Florida aod the percentages of Increase In population. "In order for us to capitallie on this Influx of people It behooves us to make peo­ ple want to deal with us. "The best puhlic relations Is 80 per cent doing a good job aod 10 per cent talking about It," he said. "1*1’* keep on doing those success­ ful things we have done unlit wc have reached all the people." The heart of any puhlic relations "In any business, our service Is program "1* to trrat everybody good only If the customer thinks it like they were somebody and nut Is good," the Telephone Company like they were Just anybody," said executive said. Webber. "Public relationi la based on In other words, he said, Follow sincerity," Webber pointed out, the Golden Rule." "and we make our living making Webber was introdured by Bob other people do things." Shedden, Manager In Sanford for Webber explained that it’s easy Southern Bell Telephone Company • to say "wc have a public relaVisitor* at yesterday’s Klwanls I tiona program" end added that club meeting included Jim noiard, "It'i work". Some say It Is loo Paul B Wood of Dellary, John expensive, others feel that It Is too Tucker, Southern Bell Telephone ’ complicated. 1Co., Jim Garrett, Judge Vassar But Webber emphasized that the Carlton, George Johnson. Gray : "best public relations tool Is ■ Brewer, and Ray Sfengle of St. I smile." I Cloud. K Dies In Georgia The Rev. E. C. Cowsn, 18. form­ er Sanford resident, died yesterday at hll home In Douglasvllle. Ga. Ho la survived hy his widow. Mri. E C. Cowan: nine children, 14 grandchildren and seven fcreat.grandchildren E. C. Cowan J r *1nd the lale R. T. Cowan of San ford are two of his son*. E. C. Cowan III. Kdoa Cowan, and R T. Cowan of Sanford are grand­ children. Funeral services are set for to­ morrow at 2 p. m. In Douglaavllle With T. Cowan Whitley Funeral Home In charge. Burial will be la Atlanta. Ga. s Tania at approximately 8:30, Edward Thomas, whose address was given at the scene at Wilson Corner, was tiken to Seminole Memorisl Hospital hy s passing molurlst. He suffered minor hrulses, s cut knee and had several front teeth knocked nut. Constable J. Q, "Slim" Galloway who Investigated lhe crash, said that lhe youth saw the train hut his brakes wouldn’t hold Tha automobile, a 1941 Ford. was a total loss. I V ACL freight train, beaded cast toward Sanford, was struck at about the center of the train. Alton Gunter was con­ ductor for the ACL. No dmage was reported to the train. The passing motorist was identi­ fied by Constable Galloway as Clifford Harrell of Paola. AFL- C IO Federation Starts 3rd Year Today M a rre d willing to follow ArL-CIO President George Me any'* advice to expel the teamster*. Meany said Wednesday he would not advocate expulsion of the l,300.000-member truck union If James ft. Hoffs, major target of A F L -C10 corruption charges, and th* Distillery Workers, with munitiea had failed to merge by 23.000. today's deadline. The 29 man Executive Council, However, the Executive Council in an all day session Wednesday, Wednesday granted an indefinite suspended the Textile Un i o n . extension of the deadline set at the Meany charged that two former time of the original AFL - CIO officers who resigned under fire merger two years ago, saying It on corruption charges were still wanted to try to bring about vol­ on th* payroll as of last week. untary mergers of (tale and local • He referred to Anthony F. Va* groups. lante and Lloyd Klcnert, former The stlQ-feuding state organiiapresident and secretary-treasurer, respectively. Merger RUM Incomplete Despite the near-united front on corruption, the AFL-C10 was far from merged on the itate and Public Meeting Slated Dec. 12 At Civic Assn. The PeRary Planning Board has irranerd for a puhlic meeting to he held In thr Civic Association Bulldinv at 7:30 p. m on Dec. 12. Thr West Volusia Hosnltal \u Ihorlty bill was rejected by thr voters, so at the special session of the State Legislature, a new Hos­ pital Bill was passed, subject to referendum on Dec. IT. At this meeting called for Drc. 12. Lee Maxwell will explain the New Rill and answer questions. Alt DeBary voters aro urged to attend. Additional Local News O n Page 2 Carole. The latter Is named lor Mrs. Carol a Sanford Dow. the ynungest daughter of General Sanford. Chairman Frank Evans hss talked with Mrs Dow hy telephone and she states she will not he able lo be at the reception on account of Illness. She attended the dedlea tinn of Hie building In February. Dr, J. Bernard Root will Introd ice the library vlsilnrs to the receiving line, which Is to consist of President snd Mrs. Frank (hr Board of Managers of the LI* brary, the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolution, the Woman’! Club ln(1 lhe Sanford Garden Cluh. They eon, |, t of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key. Mr >(1(1 Mrs. F. E. Rmimlllat Sr., Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pope, Mr. an() Mrs. W. A. Leffler Sr., Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dawson, Mrs. Fred williams, Mrs. H ..M . Papworth. attorney Fred R. Wilson, Mrs. Ann Y Farmer, Mrs. Fred Gsnis, end rrrtl K„,mjnR)-r. FROM what d ih has ptura pudding evolved? pjppe .'Uvnpv ’j JS" i-ittueui ag), PMI ■|ixpu.<* ix'q-' -mi iR'il, |..I >*_pui n l *|MX'* ni lu UJoJjJ 1 �% l* 1'. M IflW T O M .O ff> r y « t O U M M M M i) W. L. Saif v tn tiraet Urn Church Cbatr t f tbt G u av a r i m BapUft Chunk to ilngtof ffattfa “Hail, 0 n a a t Xataamar." The Y tttb Cbatr t f laugwiafl rirat Baptist Cburtb, under Ifri. B. B. Gray'i tiracttot, atofa ‘‘Star of the Baal” by Kennedy, Mrs. Guy Blahet dir­ er la the Carol and Concord Cbalra of Flrat Baptist Church of Sanford In staging “Shine, Shine Over All the World* and "an tiq u e do Noel'*. The Male Quartet from rira t Church alnga the familiar “ ll Came Upon A Midnight Clear." The Oder Spring* Bapt lit Churth Y o ttb . Chair under Mra. Tony Wade's dlreatlon will present “ I Heard the Bella a t Ckrlstmai Day." Everyone la cordially Invited to enjoy the Christmas muale af these aid other choirs and to share la the staging of the beloved carols. Church To Obstrva Universal Bible Sunday Dec. 8 Many af too churches in the country will celebrate Universal Bible Sunday, this Sunday. Tha service is spansored by the Ameri­ can Bible Society which to an Inter­ denominational organisation dovoted to lha translation, publica­ tion and distributing of the Bible In alt parte of tha world. Tha Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary will observe this day with a special service at which (he Bav. Alexander Unit will preach on. “ Bibtoi or Bomba". tU^m for har oiraniemoot of ^Serwlty" .* the' toeal The choir will offer for Us spa­ tial number, "Let Us Cheer the Weary Traveler** by Wilson, ssA -r^- ’"*■ *r ★ ★ *“ ★ “ ta sss ★ ★ l l far a etob ergitusttoa ssofet •set. Club t i m aesi, offleen lu ll committee cksirme* a r t to aaat to aat up A t IN I laafcrl U v u la Chib program. t f l AtaM aar. U vasla Ctob •raaliM t. a n n u a l the a tta in m att t ( M Hrohheff u tb t DMitot Chairman #( tb t Iatot-Chib Cammlttaa. A L a tin Night will be bold next w ttk M Thursday, Doe. i t at tbt Majrfalr 1st beginning at 7 :» P m. Ed LaM la to th a n # at the Klwlala Club Ladlta Night arrangtmcuU. BBT. WILLIAM BUSKS ★ ★ ★ Rtv. Burke Guest Speaker Sundoy Schooling At SOKC At Baptist Church Bov. WUIIta Burke wm bt Starts Last Night gueat proneher at fattord’a Tint LONGWOOD— School leg get off to a fait itart at Jhe Sanferd-OrUndo Kennel Club laat night with aueh rtarr u Happy Stave. Bona, Shook Up, and Jaffa Mlaa turning In eye catching performancei. Twenty-nine m a r e qualifying racea art on Up tonight atortlng nt T:M n preparations eantlnua far the grand apentof af the wtoter m u m a t Saturday, Dae. 4. •Baaing Secretary B. C. William* aat la buay looklag aver tearaa of championship greyhounds to determine the field for the featur­ ed inaugural hindleap opening night. Ha aayi tho Ssnfofd-Ortando track hai by.far the boat alaas af greyhounds la tit Matory. Beptiat Cburtb at tbt t(W a. m. acrvlca at Sunday, Dae. I. He vUl a n tra l Baptist Cburth hero in tb t a n tin g at tot TiM t'atack servlet. Mr. B urke'b amplayad by the Home Mission Beard af the Sou­ thern Baptist Convention with of­ fices in Atlanta. Ga. He travels estanslvely from aaatt to coast with his unique moaaage. The gen­ eral public ]• cordially Invited to hear him. fin tonpuipct tt 'SAVOIE HCOBEB TKO LONDON (UP)—Canadian lightweight Armand Savoie scored a third-round taehntoal knockout over Bon Blchardsen of England Monday night la their aehedulad eight-round bout. Blchardsoa suf­ fered a dcap cut In tha mouth to too third round atfor dominating too flrsttwo rounda and bad to retire. , HU "Tho Lady to Bed", a crescent Tha Dirt Gardancra wan the arrangement of red carnations, Award af Distinction for thoir un­ croton leaves and cedar In an un- usual traa of silver banana iaavta, pstist brass chalice, won (or Mri. palm and-grapes. A (sJfconftpw wuiprossoled Hatph D efe toe trf-qator ribbon fqg artistic arrangimenta at tha an­ at 1 p. m. by Mary-Estherii. At 7:10 p. m. last night John Powell nual Sanford Garden of Ormond Bekch enthralled too she#; which opened Urge audience with his collection _____, ______ too Mayfair Inn,color The win­ ner for hortleulturo w u won by Mrs. J. M. Fahey for her collec­ tion of dwarf trees. The diminutive trees drew much attention from their wings and talking. Oh* bt the mynah birds, named Elvis those attending tba show. Tha Award of Distinction, a rib­ Tresly, sings "Hound Dawg” , and bon new this year, w u awarded calls himself hy name. to Mrs- Georgo Harden for com­ Another fashion show win bo petition In her beautiful Interpreta­ prasantod tonight at 7:10. One af tion of "Sartnlty". Interfiling to tha door prlits, donated hy A. F. note to that Mrs. Harden was R im uy. was won by Mrs. J. R. chosen as "Miss Serenity" of the Hoolchsn. ganford Canton Club, and model­ A number of plants have bean donated by Sanford florists for the ed » such in the fashion show. Sweepstake winners were Mrs. door prises, which ara awarded B. P. RobUon In artistic arrange­ several times during tha day and ments and Mrs. Helen Wlnqulit in night. hortleulturo. Judging tho (lower show were Mrs. C. E. Ssunders and Mrs. Christian Church Crawford Bickford from Orlando; Mrs. H. W. Shaughnossy of Fort Congregational My o r a, artistic arrangements, judging the horticulture were Meet Is Dec. 11 Mrs. Gordon Hughes. Mrs. Blioeh The annual congregational busi­ Brumball and Mr*. Robert Guth­ ness meeting of the First Christian rie. all of Orlando. Church will be held next Wednes­ Tho tablo* la tha crystal lobby day, Dae. 11, beginning with a held mtnlaturo Christmas tress. pot-luck supper at S p. m. Board chairman Clyde E. Feathers will preside. Annuel report! will ho Legal Notice heard and new alders, deacons, deaconesses and trustees will ho elected. A budgst for tho year aheed is to bo adopted. Tha official board mat Tueiday and votad to raeommend to tha congrogation tho adoption of a budgst of I10.S09 for list. Chand­ ler Vail, property committee chair­ man, reported on tho troatmont of tho unctuary for tha extermina­ VICTmOL'B NAME tion of termites, an tha tuning af NOTICE IB HEHEBY QIVE.V THAT I *m < a |t« a 0 la byiln.M the orgin, and on tha enlargement At Stl S.nforJ AIL BlBk Stag., of the main church parking lot. undar the llctlll.u. name o( Ran- Tha board voted la have a member forU Fropirll.i anil that I Ulead tn raoltlar said nama with lha of tha board of lha Florida ChristClark el lha Circuit Court, Samlaala Mliiionary Society speak hero County. Florida la accordiaci with ton lha pravlalaaa af ilia Fletltlaua In Jqpuary In tha Interest of tha program of oitabliahlng new churches In tha state. A payment of Sisoo toward tha i s t ssss r o r m i r n a v i ro t ht IV A M I r o t s SEM IN O LE COCVTT, reduction of the debt on Iho newly F L O R ID A acquired education building was IV FHOOAE VO. ------------ --------- authorised. Chilrman Feathers E S T A T E O F LOIS C . M O IO A A ED . tUcillld. laid application for tho rtunlng of x o t ic m t o c k e m t o h i the now property from B-l-A to TO ALL PE R S O N S HAVING C LA IM S O E DEM A N D S AGAINST R-l had been made. W. H. Young, ! A III E S T A T E ! worship committee chairman, an­ T»« i a 4 .s e ll » r ynu »r« h tra h v n a lllltd and r.iju lra d ta ( ill any nounced the church ushers short claim * a n d d a n u n d a which >«y or course to be held at tha Alltonea e l l h i r a f pay. m a r h a * . i s s U i t Church, Jin. M-tT. •aid a a la la la lh a o f f i r . a f H*a*r> Tha Christian Youth Fellowships •k la E m a i l H .y ih a td r r , C aunly of tha local church and tha East fard. Florida, within tleht calen­ Orlando Christian Church will have dar. ironlh* fram tha tlma at tha a. Bible Quia contest and a Volley flrat nublleatlan af thla aatlr*. Ball game here Sunday, 1:30 p. m. Each claim ar damand n u t ha la welling aad aaktala tha yltca af Tha questions tn tho qulg will bo racldtaea and »n*t •«!<•» addrt.a confined to tha Book of Acts. af lha claimant and myat ha awarn fa by tha claimant, hi. aea.i nr attarnar. nr tha h i m ah.1l ha told, WALK FITS FINISHED WALKING l.awl* w. Flaog. Jr. Aa AdmUlitrator ar uld MILTON. Fla. (UP)-W . A. Simaetata r i r a t F ubU catlea B .ec im b .r I. 11IT. » .« U m l* F S m ith .ra AtidTa.y at T.aw P. n no> cite Orient!o, g ln rld * moos, retiring after more than 31 year* as a mail carrier with the Post Office Department, revealed that his first name to Walker. so o n CASK A V I Discover for yourself sometfiing’ new in margarine.... A 000 ATT1NMSCHOOL-Suite, n four-year-old English springer; spaniel, has attended the grst grade at tha Blessed Sacrament Reboot Washington, D. a most of her Ufa. gusto usod to follow ♦her former nutter, John Donnelly, to the tlsaets. 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In a fabric-topped vanity box, eoupled with matching cologno AsoAyS, l a t h So t byfobergd 3 . 7 5 t Bath Powder alone, gift boxed 3 . 0 0 I AphrcidWa 'Woocfhuo^Tlgreu 'ActN C H A N E L N®3 ^ o f • STUFFED ANIMALS • SIGNAL PACK • REVKLL KITS • TINKER TOYS • PULL TOYS • PAINT SETS • NURSES KITS CHANEL M A K E T O U C H T O N ’S YO U R SH O PPIN G H EADQ U ARTER! $7.98 Double Hoster Set With Vest $4.87 $12.98 Electric Phonograph In Carrying Case $8.87 ...... y C h o ic e S e le c t io n • trucks \ • HOLSTER SETS • (JAMES • DOLLS 1 • WALKIE TALKIES i y—-— . i H i |t ► fito* - Tf- �r E?Sar . i •:r y •nr rf TODAYS nmittR ^ ■ P lK I lit m W- $51 Billion Is The federal highway program is suppos­ ed to provide 41,000 miles of roads over a 18-year period at a coat of |51 billion. But now, according to a growing body o f evid­ ence, it begins to appear that even that in­ credible sum of money isn’t big enough for the Jobs. One of the metropolitan newspap­ ers says: "Some authorities think the pre­ sent appropriation will pay for only half the new roads we need.” Certainly, here in Florida we see the great need for good highways and a depend­ able highway system to serve every com­ munity in an efficient manner, It is interoating to relate thia king-sized problem to something that ie going on In the states. In Illinois, Wisconsin and Texas, for Instance, determined efforts were made r The Sanford Herald S i l n r t • • . i m l ,1m M i l , , Ovtebve ST, ISIS a t I k . P m < 0(11*. of ■ a . f .r S PlarM a. a .S a r | k . AH . ( L mmarmmm . ( M .v«k a. H i t n a n rc u u a . k a il * . . a p .k iu k * . MAMIOtf HAKMAIf I S . BlM.ll*. BAH.* ■VB1.T* J. CVIBIXO, AS*.HMa« N aia|«. B..rw *.t*S Im lr * la*. Rad. i l t r If O lM til A A vartU lai MI O M tita • a * t.s * B a ak D i l i . A U* a t a. Oaa* n i l’* gafcll,k»4 U a ilf „ H f l S a la H a r , N aaA ar a* 4 Ckrtotnaa*. SatarA ap | n , » 4 l , , C hrU tnm a. T ka llrralA I* a la a n k a r ml Ik* t:* ll,4 P t h i n l l r h la M tlllaS a s i la a i a .t r la tk a i m It* ra p n k llfa lla a • I all tk a laaal t . m f a t a l *4 l a Ik lt a ta t ia p * * ■ra S C tU P T IO V BATK* B r C a rrie r M a r* a «ta*k Oa* M a a tk I1.M T at M aatka SI* B a a tk a O aa T .a r . W.ft su m All u k l la a r r a allata. aarA ml Ikaak*. r*»1«(lon« aaA R atlaaa a t a a l a r t l l a a m t t a r tk a ta r r a a a a t ra l.lm j 1— 4 . w ill t o ehoepra t a r a t rasm lar a lv a v lU la * ra lr* . Page—4 Thursday, December 5. 1957 Foreign i tot tltk t II Aft Mr. Avcragt American Knows About Pressure Groups Today ■ fh # i t t t i f i America* is inUtHfant and can b* trotted. He btlltvta la Juatie# tad fair play. H t la nine rout tad eoaaldcratc of ethers. Nevertheless, there It much achemlav, M d vreet exercise of pressure upon fovenuasnt to obtain an almost infinite variety of favors front federal, state t a d . local governments. t Mr. Average American knows that pres* •era groeps are obtaining these favors. Unleea he Joins such troupe he fears that the wealth e f the country will be thus drained hway and he will be left stranded hlvh and dry. Therefore, he feels obliged to join one or more pressure groups In an effort to get hie there of tho swag. He Is motivated largely by the instincts of self-protection and survival. He sees many getting hand­ outs and real ires that he la being taxed to help pay for them. Why, therefore, should he not receive hie share? He sees strong labor unions getting Increased wages which makes the prices he must pay higher and he feels that the only way to protect him­ self is to Join the procession and share In the increases. ; He Ides some getting tariff protection that enables them to charge higher prices and wonders why he is not entitled to some favor of that kind. He sees many different kinds of subsidies being passed around and feels entitled to his cut. He knows that many draw aflbatantial Social Security checks every month for wh(ch they have paid In but a tiny fraction of the amount received ao he fed s justified in taking any* - H. News Enough! to lift truck weight limits to the startling figure of 72,000 pounds. The Illinois and Wisconsin legislatures did pass such blits, hut In both cases they were vetoed by the stntfe governors, on advice of highway authorities. In Texas the bill passed the House but died In the Senate — when, re­ portedly, members began "hearing from tho folks back home.” Wisconsin's Governor Thomson, in ex plaining his veto, said: "Probably not more that 10 per cent of our Class A highway* are constructed to carry such loads." TTie cost of such superhighways is unbelievably high. So is the cost of maintenance. And they are definitely not needed by private cars and by the truck* of moderate aize, which make up the vast majority o f the traffic. Soaring road coats are commonly blamed on Inflation. This is a factor, but not the only by any means. The oversize trucks constitute one of the principal reasons. That’a why more and more people .in and out of government, are coming to believe that it is time to review our methods of raising road money — and to share the costa on a more equitable basis than is the case today. Not Bad Job A t Aft tad bo rould put on quilt t shew, to an oulabta wall of glass. By LYLK C. WILSON United Prase Staff Ht did it over the yean and held "Let the naUght In upon us," ..’ASHINOTON (U P )- President Ma audience* until tho day be pro­ Copeland declaimed. "Let the sun­ Elsenhower’s bouncy r e c o v e r y In." ' ■■ from a mild etnko probably posed to do something about iL light wanted to make Senate The late Sea. Claude Swanson makes it all right to montloa tho Copeland (D-Va.) at oneo endorsed the proj­ working conditions better. fact that this bustaoss about tho ect subject to solution of this prosideney being a man-killing Job To Mari, ho wanted to knock problem which bo put to Copolsid: to t tho wall back of the presiding la moaly hokum. "How win you eorapel the Tun Six presidents hava died la of­ officer, extending the Senate to shine In from the north?” chamber through the marble room fice, three of them by gunshot. The average age was « yarn, mighty d o it to tho siloted throe score and tea. The survival ago aflor leaving offieo la around 14 ytara, oa of now. Tho man-killer myth ia founded -B y BIN N IT T CERFpartly oa tho aelf-plty of aome RAUCH QUOTED story In New York’* busy garment district praildesta during and after their terms of office. Your eorriipeadIV Ief late concerns th# middle-aged m anufadum w ho e o n -^ ent began obsarvlag presidents fitted to a crony at luncheon, "I had tho funniest dream last closely when Calvin Coolidgo was night I dreamed that 1 In office and had a peek or two a w o k e auddenly, dressed at Woodrow Wilson before that. without waking my wife, He has seen presidents who wore and went down to Coney having their bad days or weeks. Island, where I took ride But so do golfers, ball playara and after ride on the roller plain working stiffs have had bad coaster." days and weeks. Some of them 1 had a dream, too,** re­ die comperatively young. called th# crony, "and what a FDR Wooded Reel dream It waa! firs t a gor* FDR didn't look so good toward goous girl walked la tad threw ft dovU'i costume became a little her arms around mo. and right excited, and he too was trying to the last, but he was full of hoom behind her was another who get out. His way was blocked by clear through his second term. followed suit. Now what could tho fat woman. Scared to death, Mr. Big was around considerably I do with both thoio beauts she turntd to him and said: 'Look longer than most and sought a at the earn* time?" fourth nomination when ho would here, mister devil, I want to tell The first manufacturer waa you something. I've been going have been better advised to deeply hurt “A fino friend," ho eald reproachfully. "With such done to (his church for IS years; I’ve hospital re s t them, why didn’t you call me up?" ' Counting the pay, the loose always sung In the choir; I never “I did! I did!" hie friend assured him haatlly. "But your wlfa said hours and fringe benefits, the missed a prayer meeting In all you wero at Coney Island." that time; l always put money In presidency la not a bad job at • • • t Not# thia fool-proof eufgtitlon for insuring a successful vacations the plate when they passed it; all. Plenty pf selfless patriots al­ ways are Homo. Take half th# clothe* you flgurtd on—and twice th# money." but there's one think I want yo u ,—. , .eyeing - - tho Whito --------------to know. During aU that time, 1 The" [?n 1 0M •'"ong them who would be likely to grab for a Job wai always on your side.” which really killed. Florida Story Teller—The farm­ In describing his trip, Matthews Presidents are not the only pub­ ers out i.i Minnesota—near Fur gut said. "The small farmer in Minne­ IAFF-A-DAY lic officiate who get to feeling lor­ Fell*, that is—will long remember sota has the same problem as the ry for themselves. Mambera of the recent visit of Congressman small farmer In Florida. Ha la Billy Matthews. The eecaslon wee not getting hla share of the dollar Congress get tbo blues, especially ■ three day hearing of the Family that la paid by the housewife for Senators, being generally older. Farm Subcommittee of the Agri­ Ms products. And he Is buying in Sometimes, when a Senator paisea ■ protected market and selling in on you would think he had been culture Committee. taking all of his meals at hla desk, They’ll remember “ Mr. Billy" an unprotected markel." and sleeping on It. to boot, to bear because of the storlee he told at He explained that a "family his colleague* tell It. tho many luncheons and dinners farm” la one where 30% or more that the local farm groupa sieged of tha labor ia performed by mem­ There hasn’t been so much of for the visiting dignitaries from bers of tho same family—regard­ that sinco Sen. Royal S. Copeland (D-N.Y.) departed. Copeland was Washington. less of the site of the farm. In a medical doctor. It waa hla cus­ Biggest uproar, according to that greup, he said, the farmer tom to sound olf considerably Committee members who were today Is getting only about ?le of there, came when ha told this one: the dollar paid for farm products back in Ihe 20’s and 30*a when a "The Republicans are trying to when he should be getting around colleague died. It alwaya wai although in aom* in­ prove that they are oa your side. 50c of It. "When he buys a trac­ overwork, That's like whit happened in New tor." the Congressman said, "he stances it easily could havt been bootleg liquor, over eating or other Orleans one time. It.w as during the.Mardl Gras. One man who wee la buying an item that has a great over-indulgence. out to eolebrate the big event was many built-in protections for the A former Republican governor dressed In a bright red defll'a idler. The wages of the men who of Pennsylvania suggested to your costume complete with horns and make the machine are based on correspondent In London. E n g , on tall and pitch fork. After several the cost of living; the freight Aig. 3, 1923 that the death of War­ hours of celebrating with the help rates that are paid to have the ren Gamaliel Harding the prevl •f a whiskey Jug—the fellow be­ tractor shipped to him are regulat­ ous day probably could bo attrib­ came pretty drunk. Re thought he ed. This holds true all down the uted to bad whisky. Thero Is no had better find ■ spot to sit down line. But when the farmer goes evidence, however, that Harding ■nd relax end In hie search he to sell hla products, he is at the ever had to cope with really bad hooeb. wandered Into a colored church mercy of tho opep market." “Helen, thia ia my bow, Ur. Peterson. Ur, Peterson, h Copeland Could Act where ■ revival meeting was going "If we can solve those two pro­ " la my boas Helen." on. Right la the middle of hie blems of the farmer,n Matthews Copeland held alwaya that was overwork that killed senators, sermon, tho preacher looked up to said we'll hare the whole pro­ aee this bright red devil come in blem whipped. It won’t be easy. tho main door of tho church. Ho But, I think It ean be done." didn't wait to lake a second look. The hearings in Minnesota were He took off. And all of his con­ part of a continuing program of TOMORROW ! gregation took out after him. la visiting all of the farm areas of • few moments, every single per­ the nation. Two years ago the FRIDAY — 1:30 p.m. son had cleared out oxcept one Committee visited Florida and big fat woman—and she had be­ held hearings in CeMral and West come stuck in one of the side Florida. Last year the Committee doors and couldn't move. visited the Carolina* and Tennes­ In all the rush, tho man in the see. a a a A governor advises his state to plan for the future. Doing eo will make regrets less likely when the future becomes the pest. • • • These are times when It is difficult, though necessary, for nations to keep feet firmly on the ground and eyes steadily on the aky. Commentary By CHARLES M. MeCANN senhower at the NATO m eetlngUnited Press fltalf Correspondent or, If necessary — In the While Western Europe Is recovering House. from s period of acute anxiety caused by the Illness of West Ger­ Elsenhower has been building up man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Nixon as the American heir pre­ While Cresident Elsenhower's sumptive for several years. Adenauer Without Aa Heir slight stroke made him tha center at Interest in th* United Stales, Adenauer has stubbornly refused Weitrn Germany and Western to build up a political hclr^lesplts Europe generally ware pretty persistent urging. It Is true that nearly as worried over Adenautt's on Oct. 31 Adenauer named Eco­ nomics Minister Ludwig Erhard to attack of Influtnia. Elsenhower's Ulaess caused a ho hla vice chancellor. But he did lot of discussion In both the Unit­ it only because the West German ed States and Europe whether It constitution requires him to name mi(ht not be > good Idea for him a deputy leader. He went out of to retire In favor of Vico Preal- hla way to make It known that he did not regard Erhard aa really dent Richard M. Nixon. There were no such euggastlons being In the No. 1 spot, either In In the ease of Ad*nauer. Though government leadership or In tho be ia erowding M years of age, leadership of tha Christian Demo­ Adenauer Is regarded as much a* cratic Party. any one person ean be ee West In tho eight years since Ade­ nauer has been chancellor, Wait Eurnpo'a indispensable man. The likelihood that tha President Germany with a population of 11 would be unable to sttend the million bat become the most pros­ "aummlt" mealing of the heads of perous and potentially tha most government of tha 11 North Atlan­ powerful European nation outslda tic Treaty Organisation nations to of Russia. And Adenauer ia Indis­ bo hsld la Paris Doc. is was re­ putably West Europe's strongest garded lo Europe as unfortunate. min. Adenaner Caases Worry But tho possibility that Adenauer might not be able to attend wai regarded by maay people In * * * * * * * * * Europe s i aven more sartoue.' fa r aajajreble retoNaf Adenauer wen to bed last week with what was flrat thought to hg Don’t Wm a cold. It developed Into lnfluenaa. It was recalled that he standi bead and shoulders over all other Watt European leaden. Above all, it wai recalled that Adenauer his no political heir. Vice President Nixon wae at hand in Washington to nplaco Ei­ ■■ Try and Stop M o thing he can g e t He looks at bureaucrats occupying soft jobs with but little labor involved and real­ izing tthat such practices increase the eoet of living for him he begins to think about ways of joining the "gravy train.’* When government has the lay regarding wages, prices, subsidies and handouts, moot of us easily slip Into the habit of appealing to it for favors. Otherwise one feeta isolat­ ed and fears he will not be able to main­ tain his position. This leads to pressure groups all along the line, forcing govern­ ment to hand out more and more to the groupa exercising the most pressure. Today we have ST million people drawing monthly checks from the government, after deducting duplications and maklnr a1 lowance for a third or more of our entire population, how long will the others be sat­ isfied to be on the paying end only? More and more of them will demand a ptara in the receiving line. The only remedy for th# situation is to deprive government of alt power to take money from some and give it to others — in other words, all power, of intervention in the economic activities of the people. Until the people agree themselves to do that, the pulling and tugging- with one another for bigger handouts from govern­ ment will go on until our country has bank­ rupted itself. "Thou shall not covet" and "thou shalt not steal” remain basle to freedom, selfgovernment and prosperity. Not »- I YOU'RE TELLING ME! I. t r WEI1AM HITT Central Prese Writer TO WARD eff melton elriumee tally relaxing to do-thlngs-Utsr. a MUuaapeUa doctor aaye one Hmrnmm—bow'd they ever man­ should ksep his aye* on the bort- ege to g«t around to organising ? xon while traveling. We’d Uke to. 1 I I Doc—but eemetlmee we cant aee France’s population baa rracbed tt for tho MUhoardet a record blgb of 44 million. le t’# I I I hope tboje additional four mil­ gee where the f f ih lk f reehel lion ere else right. to repeated te te n d about Dte. II. ' III Fine.'—(be* tl seeat gel to (be When an Ingllih artist Med to way o/ Baata’i elelfb/ iy hi* speeding line wilts ene of I I 1 e pointings the iedgo rafusosL A ripe* J . OM tho hrashoff, th? alibied he #et drank from fumoe I I t of a eai#o of wlno ho woo eanv* leg. la any tarn—he M a toad The tlx m Uom comprising the eo-ealltd “Little Europe" group ess. ere trying to And a capital A t t t The Procrastinator* Club of eity, that to—they know whsre America, we read, wae formed by they con always And the ethos feltowe who believe tVe health- DEC. 6 HUMANE ESTATES on Lake Minnie Just West of U. S. Hwy. 17-92 Only 2 Miles South of SANFORD 4 Beautiful HOMES • ' 20-Large LOTS SO M E LA K EFR O N T ! — LAKEVIEW ! C It now looks as If he will be ■bid to attend Ihe NATO meeting If he does, his voice will carry nearly as much authority as the leader of the United States dele­ gation, whoever he may be. im i A n n o u n c in g the opening of Curb Service! OPENING SPECIALS FRIDAY, DEC. 6TH 5:30 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. 12 in. CHEESE AND TOMATOE PIZZA .... 90c PEPPERONI PIZZA .......................... 1.00 CHIU DOGS ...... 25c BARBEQUE FRANKS ............ .25c PEPPERONI PIZZAS BY PIECE .........20c A LSO SE R V IN G SO F T D R IN K S & BEER l i n«DAI Peal urea Common to All 4 Homes: • MASONRY CONSTRUCTION • TERRAZZO FLOORS • 40 GAL. ELEC. WATER HEATERS • FURRED WALLS • LOVELY KITCHEN CABINETS • DOUBLE SINKS • CENTURY PUMP with 12 GAL. STORAGE TANK • CARPORTES IAH home* are Distinctive Modern denign. Some hare built-in oven* and rnnjron 1A1I have ceramic tile bath*. Two hon e* hare 2 bath* etch .From 1010 so ft to 1392 sq. ft. of llvinf apace. [HOMES and LOTS are on High Ridge overlooking LAKE MINNIE. SOME LOTS Directly on th# I-akv. TERMS: 20% Down on Hoot##—25% Down on Lota. Balanc# with terms to b# announced at Auction. R«lax la Four ca r ft enjoy our fino food ft pizzas! c tsuvuj'A(Dinsth Hiway 17-92 Write for Complet# Descriptive Folders on Many Other Coming Auctions! �— — ■— Methodist Class Enjoys Xmas Party fljt I n f i r l V rn 3 ■ :-------------------- T h u n . D m . B, 1957— P i n B fistA A on alA NEW Arrivals In Local HosoUdl Woman’s McKinley Hall was beautifully decorated with Brasilian Pepper Mr. and Mrs. Hsrry J. Byrd Jr. plants, red and white poinsettlas, of Martinsville, Va., will arrive Tuesday nittht when the Daughters ' by plane Friday to spend the week­ of Wesley Sunday School Class of end with Mr. Byrd’s parents, Mr. the First Methodist Church held and Mrs. Harry J. Byrd Sr. and their Christinas party. The stage grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip was centered with a small white J. Allen of 111 Hotly Ave. tree bearing blue lights. Red eanMr. and Mrs. Dan A! Jarvt of dies were placed at vantage spots Ely, Minnesota are spending the throughout the room. evening with Mrs. Jarvl's p a r Hostesses were Mrs. Brodle Wil­ ante, Mr. and Mra. R. W. Lord, liams. Mrs. Charles Meriwether, of South Sanford Ave. Mrs. Claude Herndon. Mrs. Mar­ guerite Paul, Miss Versa Wood­ Mrs. J. A. Smith is recuperating cock, Miss Aline Chapman, Mrs. at home, 2006 Oak, after undergo­ H. F. Robison. Mrs. J. R. Ander­ who missed the parade missed a ing surgery at Uie Fish Memorial son, Mrs. A. C. Rector, and Mrs. tre a t But very few could have Hospital In New Smyrna Beach. stayed at home. M. L. Wright. Friends will be gtad to hear that Following a short business meet­ Christmas spirit is beginning to the la feeling much better. ing, Mrs. Paul, devotional chair­ be felt, io spite of oneself. The San­ Larry Batei, son of Mr. and man, read the Chrlstmaa story, ford Garden Club flower show, Btrs. J . P. Bates, has been Initiat­ which opened today, was a shin­ followed by prayer. ed into the Alpha Zcta fraternity, Year books were distributed. A ing example. The elaborate little whleh is made up of the upper two Christmas donation was made to Christmas trees which adorned fifths of the class. Larry Is a jun­ the eoffee tables in the lobby the Boys Ranch at Palatka. ior at the University of Florida In sparkled with red, sliver and gold. The blrthdey bank was enrich­ Gainesville. ed by Mrs. M. L. Wright, Mr*. The trees were decorated by the J . H. Anderson, Miss Aline Chap- Garden Club circles. The ballroom of the Mayfair Inn men, Mrs. A. B. Stevens, Mrs. Appleton Farma In Ipswich, Mass., his been owned continuousR. G. Hickson, Miss Versa Wood- has been transformed. Have to hand it to Frank Btebane for the ly by the same family since 1630. eock, and Mrs. R. F. Robison. Dr. and Mrs. Rutland,—Miss El­ clever way he has handled a dif­ Beverly, Mass., boasts three sie Bowman and Bliss Gene Nun- ficult decorating job. The red and nalty were guest* of the class. white circus marquees cover the "firsts in the nation'*—first eotton mill, first Sunday School and first Mias Nunnally and Miss Bowman small windows cleverly. The walls By GAY PAULEY .MISS SHIRLEY ANN PARTIN, who*# engagement la enounced presented a beautiful musleal pro­ have ail been painted white. The Secretary of Navy, today by her parents, Blr. and Mr*. T. E. Partin of Oviedo, to BarUnited Pres* Women** Editor gram, followed by the group sing­ drop which seperates the ball NEW YORK (UP) — Mildred room is of the same red and white ing Christmas carols. . . .just as others live with their Gifts were exchanged by class atrip*. Centered as it la at the Welscnfeld la a woman going blind problems. and knows It. . .hat lived witn members, and presented to tha A little more than ■ yaar ago, this knowledge ilnee aha waa 15. Rutland*. The hostesses served re­ Btlldred found romance through Rut Instead of sitting back feel­ freshments to Bliss V. Woodcock, ing sorry for herself and the trick her organisation and now la mar­ Mrs. Anderson, Miss Aline Chapmother nature played on her, the ried to a Philadelphia executive, man, "Blrs. Robison, Mrs. C. M. Is working to prevent others from whose vision also la Impaired. Flowers. Blrs. C. W. Lynch, Blr*. Nobody Doing Research entering a life of darkness. OVIEDO—Mr. and Btri. Thomas Btr. and Mrs. Joet D. Slayton, of S M. Pickens. Mrs. C. J. Meri­ *T started the counell because "We spend 110 million dollars wether. Mrs. O. E. White, Blrs. Edward Partin have announced the Homer, Georgia. Btra. Slayton was THURSDAY a year on the care and aid for I got angry," the said. "It just engagement and approaching mar­ the former Mary Susan Anderson. Roy Tlllls, Mrs. R. F. Cole. Mrs, The Carol I choir of the First the blind, ’No one be- Irked me that nobody waa doing riage of their daughter, Shirley His uncle, B. C. Dodd It a Semi­ John McMillan, Btrs. M. L. Wright, Baptist Church will meet at 6:15 grudges that, certainly. But medi­ anything about eye researeh, yet Btrs. Btargucrite Paul, Btrs. Eileen Ann, to Harvey Joe Slayton, son nole County Commissioner. P. M. The Concord choir at 7:00 cal science generally is agreed TO million persons In this eountry of Mr. and Mrs. Polk Deeatar The engagement will be of much Rcclor, Mr*. R. A. Fiitrelt, Mrs. P. M. and the Adult church choir that TO per cent of blindness could have eye troubles. Slayton, of Goldcnrod. The wed­ Interest throughout the stale as R. A. Rowland, Blrs. Clark Leon­ at 0:M P. M. "One person becomes blind be prevented." ding will be an event of Decem­ both families have majiy relatives ard)-, Btrg. R. G. Hickson, Blrs. Circle No. 1 of the Flrat Chris* evefy M minutes. . .there are Organises Blindness Fight Lida Stall, Btrs. Bessie Zaehirv, ber. and friends everywhere In Ihe tain Church will meet at the This is where Miss Welsenfeld’s 3t4,ooo Who are totally blind." Mrs. John Bridges, Mrs. A. D. church December 5 at 10:00 A. M. JILs Partin is Ini granddaugh­ stale. Bliss Wlesenfeld and seven project comes In. She organlicd Zachary, Mrs. Elsie A. Stephan, Btrs. Libby Brandies will be In ter of Mrs. Blanche Bond on her friends each put In ft, and the and Is director of the National Bln. C. It. Winn. Mr*. Harry charge of the program. maternal side, and of the late P. Council to Combat Blindness. Its "fight for sight’* waa on. Since Brown. Mr*. Donald Dunn, Mrs. E. Bond. Blr. and Mrs. Bond, for­ FRIDAY one purpose: to raise money for then, It hat raised tsoo.ooo for Ben Btonroe, Btrs. J. E. Courier, mer residents cf Oviedo, came World Day of Prayer. Come to researeh In prevention of sight grants and fellowships In colleges Mrs. A. B. Stevens, Mrs. I. J. Boy­ the Chapel of the First Baptist from McHenry, Miss, originally. or at hospitals, ind has a scien­ lost. Mrs. Blanche Bond Is now residing The Seminole High School P. T. ette. Mrs. Pauline, Sirs. Btary Le- Church any time during the day tific advisory committee made up Her “ fight for sight" began In it New Smyrna Beach. A. enjoyed a lively discussion Rooks, Mrs. W. E. Raines, Mr*. for prayer. of tome of the leading eye spe­ 1940 and now has leagues In all On her paternal sid; ahe Is the Tuesday night, / featuring six of L, C. Plckerhoff, Rev. and Sir*. MONDAV five New York boroughs, In West­ cialists In the nation. Right now, granddaughter of Btrs. Blanche the High School students. The R. E. Rutland, Miss Gene Nun­ There will be a meeting of the chester County, N. Y„ tn New the council la preparing for Its nally, and Bliss Elsie Bowman. Partin of this city and of the lata subject wss a "Teen Cote” and Friendship League of the Congre­ Jersey, Philadelphia ami Btiaml. biggest fund • raising push — a Chester Partin. The Partins are whether or not there Is a need gational Christian Church, In Ihe Mildred Welscnfeld, now 34, was "lights on" benefit Dee. 15. with one of Ibo pioneer famliica of this for one in Sanford. The parents Fellowship Hall of the ehurch at a girl growing up in Brooklyn all branches of show business community. asked pertinent questions of the 1:30 p. m. December 0. Christmas when doctors discovered she was partlclpitlng. This is Bliss Partin’s senior year students. boxes will be packed to be lent suffering from a progressive de­ at the Oviedo High School, where The evening concluded wllh the to the Seminole County Home. generation of the retina. she has been quite active In the decision on Ihe part of students “They think it started after 1 TUESDAY school activities. The bridegroom- and parents to draw up a tlveahte THURSDAY Officer's Wives Club board meet­ had the measles," she said. "But elect is a graduate of the Oviedo and workeable act of goals for Second day of annual Sanford ing at 10:00 a. m. at Ihd B.O.Q. f rrmemher It coming to me High School, later attending the behavior. Flower Show, Mayfair tun. Doors University of Florida. He Is now The parrots will meet Friday open at 11:00 a. m. Fashion show The new board will be introduced sharply that something was wrong when one day I couldn't aim a connected with Ihe Martin Com­ evening. December e from 7:30 at 7:30 p. m. Rcfreihmei.t* scrv- and election of officers held. snowball. Twelve years ago, the SATURDAY pany, of Orlando. until 9:30 P. M. In the Glee Club. The DeBary Woman's Club will drastic changes began. . .it wasn’t He Is the grandson of Btr. and There they will formulate their Scminole Chapter 2 of the Order Mra. John Henry Dodd, of Hinton, own ideas In a special "study of Eastern Star will meet at the hold a rummage isle on Saturday long until 1 couldn’t get around West Virginia. His grandmother group” . Interested psrents are Masonic Temple at 0:00 p. m. Dee. 7 at 317 Sanford Ave. The by myself. Blindness took’over.” Just Dark Blur It the former Btary Carolyn Bragg. welcome to come and express There will be an election of offi­ sale will start at 0:30 a. m. Mis* Welscnfeld now haa about Barbecue chicken dinner at the Hls paternal grandparents were *their opinions. cers. la k e Mary Chamber of Com­ two per cent vision. I was a merce. Sponsored by tha Lake "dark blur’’ to her, as wa talked Mary Fire Department. Serving In her office. “ People say how well adjusted starts at 3:00 p m. I am ," sht said. "That’s so much MONDAY The Gamma Omega Chapter of rubbish. A blind person never gels the ESA will meet at 7:30 p. m. over the deep frustration. . .and at the home of Miss Patty Walker. tha more ha broadens hls horizons 1105 Oik Ave. for its regulsr the more he misses sight. "But we learn to live with It monthly meeting. * BABY BOY HOLLOWAY, mu of Mr. and Blrs. James S. lloltoway, Sanford, flora November 10. (Photo by Bergstrom) BABY ROY NEAL. m s M f g and Mrs. Traev K. Neel Jr* Sanford. Horn November Mi (Photo by Bergatresi) Blind Woman Is Head O f Council M iss Shirley Partin, Mr. Slayton Church Engaged To W ed In December Calendar Teen Code Subject O f P-TA Discussion BABY ROY FUltfiUSON, son HAHY GIRL KING, daughter of Blr. and Blrs. Harry Furguof Blr. and Mra. Joe R. King; eon, Long* nod. Horn November .Sanford. Horn November 16. (Photo by Bergstrom) 30. (Photo by Hergslrom) | s s a a s a a e iE $ H 3 iA M E R I G /V iB O N I) S 2 -M A T C H E D PO C K ETS IN F IN E C O T T O N S BY When shadows fnll and the moon nppr r*. Ire qowned In radiance from j ^ our Holiday fnshion collection. \ Floating formula, N nlmining cocktail dresses nnd gill* . lerlng accessories \ fill our store. k \ Shop here aoon; get In the holiday \ \ mood, too ! SQUARE DANCE THE GILT III (ID CAGE at the Garden ahow eonteu Into a lot of attention at the Mayfair Inn. Ad­ miring the bird* and deeorationa are Mrs. It. N. Bayer and Mra. I. Bl. Batten, (Staff Photo) Reception Sunday At Longwood Hotel For Cottinghams Happy Birthday L P. Wilson S. V. Thompson The American dogwood l a the ifficial Gower and tree of Virginia. Paraguay contains an estimated 67,000 square miles. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cottlngham will celebrate their fiftieth wed­ ding anniversary on December 0, with a reception at the Longwood Hotel, from 2:00 until 6:00 P. BI. Mr. Cotlingham at one Urns serv­ ed as mayor of Longwood. They have been residents for fifteen year*. All friends mil neighbors are in­ vited to attend the reception. Mrn and women Try Niagnra* Deep penetrating mat*age foi tlth and beauty. '1 treatm ent* $20.Ot Call Maridan Studio* 1907 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, I’h. G \ 3-6171 Watch Bands No guessing with these sport shirts by NORTHS Casual*. They are made right, they fit right, fast-colors and several collar styles. Solid color all-wooi shirts, wash* •bl* at 98.95. Small Deposit JJay-Away $3.95 up lutdlee and Mtn’a Expansion Band* By J. B. Hadley, KHeal­ er and Speidcl. Wert Jewelry STORM 202 E. 1 st. FA 2-eill Im. %te&LGti MEN'S First St. WEAR SANFORD FA 2-1535 �V - lake Marv the o l d h o m e t o w n YBAH*. OUK«HW BOSS STAKTSO OUTUKTr-^ .A Sf*CB SATELLITE^-1 KNOW. lUlNM ONM Bv STANLEY > L -T a N D U K E S O M E ■r t r m jA f f i k k o g m O ' T H E S E B I6 SHCFTByJ U X k MARY—Linda Green call­ H E W IL L F IN A L L Y y ed Monday afternoon to tell about tiie 4-H Club meeting held that F A U - FLAT O N 'V /T T H A B I © ^ ri r T H K W ! i ^ S S 1- . lame afternoon. The glrla met at W HOOSH !!>>> koU N DAH D 'BOUND H IS the ichool and elected ■ new vice in c i r c l e s f l o w a ^ president, Jeatwlne Humphry, and YUK* YUK! a naw reporter Linda Green. Each p gw W g g K S -girl brought her Miring box end Y U K li showed the rest of the group what uwing ihe had accomplished The 11 girts present drew names for the coming Christmas party. I want to thank Linda for call­ ing. It took only a minute of her time and I*m sure we all lika to know what our children are doing m in their extra-curricular activities. ilW f f l The Executive committee of the P-TA met Monday at the ichool to make final plans far the school float In the coming parade. Mrs. W, C. Hopkins, president said that thsre would be no December meet­ ing because school la out for Christmas vacation on Dec. II The annual school program In / which all the children take part wilt be at I p. m. on Dee. IT, That Is a Tuesday night, so ptan to at tend. The children and the teach­ ers all work so hard to present a good program, I’m sure that this yaar will be another huge success. Circle No. 1 of the PWO will T H E B O V S A T M BS, CLEM CHOWI meet Tuesday (Dec. 10) a t the B O A B ftW S H O U S B BEV1KW THE’ home of Mrs. J. M. Thompson. S H A K E -U P A T T H E M O P H A N D L E Mrs. Donald Klrkner, chairman, W ORKS • m t. kdm r u r .'i i a itkotcat* hr. stated that the study Christ the iiz -i Church and Race will again be studied. The Misses Clara and Edith Spears arrived Monday from their some time with her parents, Mr. summer home In Ohio. The Speer and Mrs. Hubbard Eubanks, it is Sisters have a winter home on wonderful to have Rochelle home Lake Mary. We a n all glad to again. I don't Intend for you to forget hive them back for another winter the Flremen'a Chicken Barbecue with us. ly HUMAN N. BUNMUN, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fennell Saturday starting at 5 p. m. at YOU may have a temperature to mount. You not only get *Tio4 of 100 degrees and sUU bo per­ under the collar"; you literally who have a farm on the west aide the Chamber of Commerce Build­ get hot all over. fectly healthy. ol town rpent Friday and Saturday ing. Earl Toney and Cotton Brown While Increased temperature Heavy Eating with their eon-in-law and daughter are doing the cooking assisted by often la the first signal of an Ill­ Even eating a heavy meal ta Mr. end M n. Johnny Morris In the other members o( the organi­ sation. Tlcketa may be purchased ness, sometimes it may mean Bridenton. to boost your temperature. only th a t you have undertaken aptNow, at the storea and filling station In of co u rse, e v e ry o n a Mr. and Mrs. William Thorne Lake Mary or from any depart­ something a bit too strenuously, Jr. and Mr. and Mr*. John Mc­ ment officer. are greatly angered or have doesn’t have the same "normal" temperature of M.4 degrees. For Laughlin spent Sunday afternoon •aten too much. various Individuals, It may be a In Orlando. little higher or a little lower, on Temperature Fluctuate* Mr*. Bessie Saunders, who Is Like your heart rate and blood the average, and still b* consid­ here vlelUng with friends from pressure, your body temperature ered perfectly normal. By Addle Prevail her home In Jacksonville, spent may fluctuate during the course As I have advised previously, Mr. and Mrs. Van Moody and Monday night with Mr a. Robbins. you should take the temperature of everyday activities. She plane to leave Wednesday by family ot Miami spent Thanksgiv­ of all members of your family A temporary rise to 100 degrees ing holidays with Mrs. Moody's bus for Jacksonville. while they are healthy. Then U not too uncommon and gener­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and mother, Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Grant. ally Is nothing to worry about. you'll be able to tell Just how Mr. and Mrs. Raymond JolUe Wayne Smith spent a few days If a high temperature persists, much above their particular nor­ and family spent the holidays In list week In Key Wait. however. It's another story. Just mal reading their temperature U to be safe, a 10O degree fever when they become 111. LAKE MARY— I have a correct­ Georgia with relatives. The Historical Geneologlcal Someans you should summon the This might help the doctor N ion to make. Instead of calling great deal In his diagnosis. doctor and get to bed. Allc* Klrkner for transportation claty held Ite meeting at the com­ QUESTION AND ANSWEX for the circle No. 1 PWO meeting munity hall Sunday. 115 attended. Strenuous Activity R B : Is there any way birth­ call Mery (Mrs. Bill) Cook. Her A covered dish luncheon was en­ Usual cause for a temporary marks can be removed other joyed by After the meetnumber li FA l-AQt. It has been jdjcu uj everyone. —— -— ---hike in the body temperature Is than by surgery? ' nam l i suggested since the meeting Is at aing anda 1__/•■.Alaim-te Ivnehton Christmas carols strenuous activity such as that Answer: Tho application of the-Thompson home on the ei.% were sung. experienced In athletic games. carbon dioxide or dry Ice la some­ "end of Lake Mery ell those who Friends were sorry to hear that But emotional outbursts some­ times helpful In removing birth­ would like to meet i t the church Mrs. Ed Guyotte fell rec.intly times are to blame, too. Whether marks. *™ •veryone drive out together. 1and fractured her pelvis. She will these lead to physical exertion, Such procedure ihould, of or merely the (tilling of your course, be carried out only by a T“*‘ * Circle No. 1 Tuesday, Dec. | be confined to her home for 30 anger, your temperature is likely physician. 1* at I p. m. at the James M. daye. Thompson home. Mrs. Lucille Norton spent the Don't forget the monthly meet­ weekend in Sebrlng. ing of the Lake Mery Home Demo­ Mr. and M n. Jack Stewart and nstration. It wilt be on Dee. 10 at 10:30. There will be a cover­ family spent the holidays with ed dish luncheon at noon. Miss Mra. Stewart'* parents, Mr. and Myrtle Wilson wilt give a demon- Mrs. M. D. Jackson In Edgewater. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Martin of elrition using Florida foliage aa Christmas decorations. Sirs. Don West Palm Beach spent the week­ Brubaker will speak on the com­ end her* with Mr. and Mr». Cader ing High Fever Kolllcs. The ladies Hart. U ri. Oliver Methieux and faml are planning a bike sale to be held Monday, Dee. l i In front of the ly returned home Monday after spending tha holidays In Havana Post Office. Sheriff and Mrs. J. L. Hobby vylth her parents, Mr. and Mrs are the proud parent! of a ion D, J. Jonas. W. L. Seig has received news born Wednesday morning at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. The big of the death of his sister-in-law boy weighed 9 lb. 13 or. The Hob- Mri. E. M. Sell ot Savannah, Ga. Roger Maxwell returned to Ohio by’e have a daughter Mary Grace who la a student at Wesleyan In Friday after spending the holidays Macon, Os., Judson Luther II Is here with his psrents, Mr. and five years old and Let* Ann Is Mrs. Paul Maxwell. four. Mr. snd Mrs. Harold Geiger The executive boarej of the PWO were recent visitors of Mr. and met Tuesday evening at the Com- Mrs. Georg* In Chuluota. munity Presbyterian Church. EnMr. and Mrs. J. J. Marcantel of velopes for giving for Ihe coming Longwood and Mr. and Mrs. John ■IUNIT10 WHH CHIID4IN—Mrs. Gwendolyn DuBots bee a reunion year were given to tho ciret* Maxwell were dinner guests of with her children, Oaston, 3, and Giselle, 3, at the Queens General chairmen and variousprojects Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxwell and Hospital, Now York. She Is out on boll after her arrest on chargM were dl trussed. There will be no family Thursday. of abandoning Gaston, GUeU* and their II-month-old brother, Association meeting In December. Gaylord. The children were left alone for three days In their home There has been a change in tha while M n. DuBola visited her dying mother In Scranton. Pa, SILENCE IS GOLDEN date, just for this month, of Cir­ TAZEWELL. Tann. (UP)—Cleo cle No. J. This elrele will meet it Young, 34, told Judgt D. L. Hut­ the homo of Mrs. James M. son he couldn't pay ■ $300 fine be­ Thompson on Monday Dec. 14. cause It would deprive him of Note the change in the day Mon­ money end "I Juat can't do with­ day. Mary Cook Just called sine* out whisky." "Let'* see how you I begin thli and said that if any­ do without It now," replied the one desires transportation to the judge, adding a 40-day jail term to Circle No. t meeting next Tuesday the sentence. meet at the chureh at T:t3 and Picking wildflowert In a nat­ there will he someone to pick ional park Is punlshablo by a them up. fin* up to 1300. or Imprisonment Bothell end Paul Whitney end of not more than six months,or their son have arrived to spend both. 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F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ------------------------------SANFORD-----------------------------111 Weil Rest Street................................. .. .FAWes 3 .3 7 0 <01* SHeteii TSeettr Iv.lSie,) CHIUS Hawn; Coil, M . fndoy I t . (law* Saturia, -ORLANDO^ DOWNTOWN—*01 Weil Centrol Avenue,. . .Garden 3-6*93 COtONIAlTOWN —1343 toil Colonial Orlve.CArden 3-36*3 Oiks Maun: Daily ?•$, Wednesday | IcteTdey T-12 LOANS MADI TO RI3IDINTS 0 9 ALL NIARIT TOWN! -» j �it tinfarb frralh Thura. Dec, 5, 1957—P a w 7 Thirteenth W eekly Edition Seminole Smoke Signals ® Editor . Feature Editor Society Editor Freshman Editor Anrelo Compain Delores Bailey Kathy Carlos It seems that the forthcoming • John Stiller "Christmas Ball" sponsored by the Tom Tom By Delarva Bailey In his opinion the school spirit at There are two students of the Seminole High School la "scrump­ weak this week because there are tious". From the way wg’re winn­ ao many new students at Seminole ing the football games, he thinka High School. This week's new stu­ —he knows— the Semtnotea are dents are Jeanle Warmaek and just great. He likes the idea of having music in the lunchroom. Michael Baty. Michael has a 1955 Plymouth Jeanle Warmaek moved to San­ ford this past summer from Mc­ (a real "catmobile"), and he says Allen, Tex., where she attended Sanford sweethearts ut in it. MeAllen High. She la a Senior at "Little Bitty Pretty One" ia Mi­ SHS and la elghtaen-yearsold. chael's favorite song. His favorite When I asked Jeanle how she liked . aport it basketball. (He hopes to Seminole High and what aha make :'ili year's team—and we thought of our school spirit and Just know he will!) We're glad to the students, she said, "I like have you here at Seminole, Mi­ the school just fine, 'cause my chael! studies are easier. The spirit ia wonderful. Everyone ta very .MOUNTAIN BOAD friendly and I’m all for Rat Day!" NORTH ADAMS, MASS. Jaania loves to go awlmming, but her favorite pastime la listen­ A toll road may be constructed ing to records. "My One Sin", by over Massachusetts' highest moun­ the Four Coins, is her favorite tain. Tlie road, suggested aa a long. Walcome Jeanle! tourist attraction, would run across Another new student at Semi­ 3.500-foot Mt. Greylock between nole High School ia Michael Baty. Williamstown and Lanaaboro. It Michael just recently moved to Sanford from Highlands, N. C„ would be about 15 miles long and where he attanded Highlands High would cost about 10 million dol­ •a a Junior, Michael it seventeen. lars. Key Club Is going to revolutionise that find old game of dating. A lot of new couples are scheduled to glide down the dance floor at the Mayfair. One pair that we By Ralph Bay for some lime, and now he had particularly think la going to be Below li an example of in almost reached his destination. the "it" pair of that evening la Dickia Rountree and Frances •alignment in our creative writing Looking at the ituggtsh, peaceful Strickland. They ware the f ln t to river, he paid little attention to the clan . The assignment wax to porpath ahead of him. Suddenly, with get their reservations in, and don't tray the struggle and eventual a jolt, a flash of pain went through you think thty make a perfect couple? death of a person in conflict with his foot. nature. There were several pur* We've heard that a certain sop­ When he trlde to putt hli foot up, posci for the assignment. One rea- John saw that It was caught in a homore girl was actually playing a t • was tha1 many f the students steel trap. He realised that tho Blackjack, but don't gat excited were "hogget, down" in their writ­ pressure he was applying on his Mr. Bracken, it wasn't during ing of their MOO-MOO word short foot by standing was only making school I Of enurae, in this ease •tories. This assignment relieved the pain greater, so he sat on the we'll be like the juvenile courts the tedium by giving them some­ soft grass which grew by the side and refuse to divulge her name, thing new to work on. However, of tho path. but, what a laid for an extortion­ ist! more important, this was an ex­ Whan tried to pull hli foot up, ercise in transition, that is, the Henry Morgan can ba seen now­ moving of a character through a It was a new trap and the springs adays smiling his way through were very tight. John was a strong short but violent struggle without Latin. After a three-week's vaca­ losing the comprehension of the man, used to ruggad outdoor life, tion in the seclusion of hia room so he was not uneasy about his reader—one of the most difficult with a bronchial aliment to keep % roblem s In writing anything. If ability to open the trap. With a him company, all we can say Is tremendous effort he grasped the the writer leaves gape which the that wa're glad to have you back, reader must fill in, It Is poor writ­ aides of tho trap and began pull­ Henry, and, on those tlx weak a ing it open. Tho Jaws of tho trap ing. opened ilowly, almost wide enough testa, good luck, brave lad! It might be well to note here to release hli foot Suddenly a Say, boys, there'* a cute little that we are not trying to make sharp, stinging pain in his hand blonde from Michigan that juat professional authors of these stu­ made him Jerk. Unconsciously arrived last wtek—How about dents. We ire merely trying to John let tha Jaws of the trap slip ahowing some Southern hospitali­ make them feel "at ease" in this from his flngsrs. Above tha clang­ ty? I think her name is Bobbie, method of communication ao that ing noise of tho trap snapping or something like th a t their thoughts can readily be put closed could be heard tha sharp Angelo Compain haa vowed not in writing In a clear and logical crack a t the bona in his foot broke. to write another date for Smoke P la n n e r . This facility of writing is When John had partially recov­ Signals. Aftar hit embarrassing • necessity for good college work. ered from the shocking pain that misdating last wtek concerning tho The example below Is not intend­ throbbed through hta foot, ha look­ Important dates for this week, who ed to be compared with profession­ ed to tee what had caused the could blame him? al work. However, it waa written stinging siniitlon on hia hand. Ilia Linda Roilman la always runn­ with considerable more eaie, and hand waa covered with ugly red ing around with an armful of hooka It shows much better organisa­ welts. Then John saw that he was but Lyn can’t you find a few min­ tion than the student's first strug­ sitting on top of the biggest ant utes for a guy every now and gling attempts to write a one-page bed that he had ever seen. then? theme. We feel that we are pro­ Cecil Dandrldgo la quite the man Glancing over hli body, he saw gressing. that the ants had covered nearly when it cornea to football. How all his clothes. Now ha began to are you doing with Francea 5. m DEATH IN THE JUNG LB be cognisant of tha horrible, rack­ Cecil? By Sandra Lee One of you freshman girls ought ing stings on hit whole body, fo l­ The aun was very hot a i John lowing his first Impulse, he jump­ to trap that sweat little Cliff walked along (he faint path by the ed to run away. But John had Ablet. Ha'a a nice fellow, river. Vegetation grew very rapid­ Carol Flaming have wa told you forgotten momentarily about hit ly here In the Amaion River Val­ foot. At he tried to jump, the pain that we think you're a swell gal, ley, and it teemed to John that it that seared up through hia leg was quite a dancer too. had been only lest week that he unbearable. Ai C'ollina are you atill Journey­ had chopped down the buahea and ing to Naw Smyrna for axctleJohn, beginning to p a n i c , vlnea and cleared a path. With him ment? Sura wish you would data John had his rod and reel and acraamed for halp until hia throat some of our SHS girls. was raw. Every time he moved the Mrusly tackle box. He knew a good Just with everyone could have ^place down the river where ha pain in his foot became unbear­ been at the dance Big Sid played able. The trap was heavy, and w it could always catch some fish. for last Friday night. Sid your The jungle was steaming hot, chained to a nearby tree. And music was heavenly aa always. and John's khaki shirt, which was the ants had now covered his en­ Tell ui Carol Herman do you wet with perspiration, clung to his tire body to that hli skin was a like anyone special now? Any­ body. It wasn't yet nine o'clock, solid mass of black ants and hig one we know? but already the heat was almost red welts. John couldn't decide Bill Alfred bet Mr*. Alien wishes Unendurable. However, John was which was worse, the pain from her whole sixth period grammar the stinging ants or the throhlim.' used to the heat, and so it didn't class would take part In ctaas bother him too much. He was an­ of hit broken foot. He looked down activities tha way you do. Boy, at his foot. It was swelling rap'dticipating a relaxing day of fishyou're good in grammar. 0 n g . and already he was thinking ly and was now almost twice iti normal else. He couldn't rrmamhow good fresh fish would taste ber anything that had hurt at bi 1for supper. ly as hit foot lid njw. Ilti leg He walked very hriskly because was becoming numb with pain. By Anon E. Mato his fishing spot was almost three, He tried to analyse hit predica­ Physics stimulates the mind— miles away. He hid been walking ment clearly — as clearly aa possi­ And leaves my reasoning far b*. hind. ble in his state of mind. Ha was Phyaici Is hard: this I find: almost three miles from his cabin and ten miles from hit nearest It’* derked with words, with num­ bers lined; neighbor. Thera were no nativei in this part of the Jungle, to he It deals with every sort and kind . By Deloree Bailey could eliminate that possibility of Of subject known to our minklnd; ™ The Thespians Club of Seminole escape. John could think of no one And every subject it can bind. High School, Chapter 95*. is un­ who might be near enough to hear Just as all knowledge it'a entwin­ ed, der the direction of Mrs. Itoyd him and bring help. Then the Coleman. Thespians is a national terrorising thought began to enter To make ont course to which I'm blind: non-secret organisation functioning hia mind that no one would come in the interest of the theatre and along. He tried to be optimistic I’m lucky if my paper is alatyninad— dramatic arts. Including lighting, end not think ahout tha possibili­ staging, costuming, acting, and ties of dying alone here In the Physics stirs thought, I will re ­ mind— other phases of dramatic endeavor. jungle. It is open to all those who are in­ He was positive that ha hid And leaves my thoughts without a mind. terested and have accumulated a never teen so msny ants In his A um ber of credits In stage work. life before. They were all over Our Thespian chapter of over him, and he hid acratched Ms 15 members will present a play. face and arms until they were "The Valiant", in the early part raw and bleeding. »f next year. Parts will be cajt in Dee. 10. It was almost noon now, and Thespian Initiation, a pompous the tun shone mercilessly. John LAST SHOWING and elegant ceremony, will be held was in a small clearing and there In the first part of 195*. This in­ was no shads at all. He had be­ itiation is scheduled to be held in come delirious and was mumbling JAMES DEAN the SHS Auditorum, to be. prepared about how cool and refreshing the 'or a delightful presentation then. river looked. It was torture to PLAYS MIMSELFl ^Everyone who is in the Thespians be so clove to water and not be It interested In theatre work In able to reach it. He was so thirsty, ine form or another. After all, the and his throat w n parched from backstage work is as important screaming. Ha though about how is the acting, in the production good a little drink would tas'e Then, gradually, he lapsed into if a play. Without the director, roducer, prompter, and stage- a ita'e of unconsciousness. No andj, to mention a few, there longer did the sting o< ants and — FEATURES — the pain of hit foot affeet him. 1 : ! • - M O - 4 : U - 1 :1* . T :M arould be no play 1:11 Of course, to be In Thespians is These things couldn't affeet John to take dramatici and speech as anyn.f re. Later on in the afternoon, tha ie of the electives. If you are Inrested In trying out for thia club aun disappeared behind a cloud, ■ext year, take either Speech I- and a cooling shower fell. The Double Feature Program Dramatics I or Speech II-Drsmx- rain brought relief, for a while, tics II (for Seniors) next year. You from the intense heat of the run. aron't regret it; you see, "Life is Everything in tha jungle became s stage, and alt the people in it cool again—even John, who once had been a warm living cretture. ire the players. . " w ith 9 D eath In Ju n g le f Students Of Week Key Club Christmas Pro blem Ball Set Dec. 18 Dear Readers, By Angello Compain The formal announcement of the Key Club’s Christmas Rail was made in the morning bulletin last week. Since then corsages have been ruled out of the affair. Other than that the dance is strictly formal. The dance will be held on Wed­ nesday, Dec. 11 at the Mayfair— unless I've goofed again. There’s nc excuse for not having a date; you still have almost two weeks to get yourself one. Admission will be |1.50 each couple with reserva­ tions, |1 if you belong to the Lone­ ly Hearts Club and come stag. So remember, hove your re­ servations made early. I take the reservation, along with the admis­ sion. (I get to keep the reserva­ tions; goody, goody!) We’ll see you at the Mayfair, on Wednesday, Dec. IS, with dinner Jackets and formats, fur the Christ­ mas Rail, sponsored by the KeyClub, If you will notice, the above title has been changed from Ad* Perfect Pairs Ry Claudia Warmaek Have you ever noticed a couple of people who “ go together"? Here are some couples 1 think were made for each other: Terry Trosper—Betty Johnsdn Tony Getman—Sandy* Anderson Alex McKibbln—Sandra Kader Sidney *\'ihlen—Frances Strick­ land AI Collins—Rickey Cox Pete Nash—Linda Humphrey Richard Phagan—Kathy Carlos Pat Donahoe—Ronnie Staffer Rruce MeJIurray—Marty Boyd Larry Davis—Myrna Wilson Max Finch—Carol Crhnm !*arry McDaniels—Evle Dossey Ruddy Vaughn—Eileen Myers Glenn Utt—Vickie Ferguson H any of this conflicts with cur­ rent steady-daters, please remem­ ber that all this Is only my opin­ ion! C o rn er vice to Lovelorn to the Problem Corner. It's purpose has alwaya been to help anyone with any type problem. Get busy gang and write in anything that might be troub­ ling you. U something Is Import­ ant to you it may be Just as Im­ portant to many others. Please get on the ball and put all pro­ blems in the little orange box. Thank You. Dear Miss Cry-Shoulder Chrlatmas Is Just around the corner and I'm puuled about • gift for my boy frlend'a mother. 1 want to get her aomethlng aha could use but she has everything in the wortd. Do you have any suggestions? "Puaaled" Dear Puxxied, Almost any lady loves cologne, pretty hankies, nick-nacks, make up, lingerie or jewelry. A gift cer­ tificate la nice but I think she would rather have something you chose yourself. Maybe you and your boyfriend could decide to­ gether. Guests sitting pretty? Physics Thespians Will Give The Valiant Likejamesi BEAISTWT, S € Starts Tomorrow BRASS LEGEND N O W IS T H E T IM E TO C H E C K Y O U R PHOTO E Q U IP M E N T FOR X M A S PICTU RES— HUGH O ’B R IA N — ALSO — Running Target OPENTHECOKE START THEFUN! Hear ye! Hoar ye! Holiday good times are coming up with guests a-plenty and parties galore. And what'a wanted in tho refreshment lino? Why, plenty of ice-cold Coke, of course. Tha sparkling pleasure, the bright little lift of Coca-Cola, makes overyone enjoy the party more. The bcst-loved^parkliiTg drink*in all the world . . . that’s Cokel PARTYI DI AS t With flower* and bow*, here’* a naw buffet-way t0 serve your ice-cold bottles of Coke. Tia a perky little rad bow around the neck of each bottle and atlck a tiijy button chrysan­ themum or a bit o( holly through tha bow. Set your holiday-gay bntti-s out on a tray and lot guents help themselves to the good Lute of Coca-Cola. 'REGULAR w ith W IEBO LD T C A M E R A S H O P Arthur Franz loftied under outhorlty of The Ccaa-Colo Company by THE SANFORD KING COCA— COLA TtOTTLTNG SIGN OF GOODJASTE COM PANY 210 S. PARK !* l B i �• *- Wins . , _____ v a r s i T y ..... ■go la tha Mixed Bowling League d to still holding tha toad win­ ning an three games tost week from tho App. Mart giving them a games won and U lost They so have Ugh team single Ml Bp JERRY COYINWTON The sharp and aggreaahw Banford Seminole Besketbaltora broke Into the now season in great fash­ ion with a roaring a and a vic­ tory over a slow Pierson team here Tuesday night. It was a good, solid, team victory aa every man had a band la the excellent play. Tho defense was equally aa im­ pressive as the offense bolding the opponents to n more a paints. Tho r/’ -* K _^ 4Lu« m vliHrnona#4 for1 a while a rd are Just whdg McCoy, Coach Layer has In store for tin throughout the contest tod worked (ho most Improvement over last - outlining tilts. year with 14 points In this opener. •a one unit all tout quarters. Tills Friday the Semtaotos fare He Is a m l flash In the ban handl­ Thu Junior Vanity made the the Florida Military School of Doevening complete srlth a 41 to 21 ing department nnd has a "mil­ Land in mother home n n e - pl,n lion" motion*. He la atoo’ destined victory ever the AH Bools school to turn out and help these boys of this city. Both young aquada to have a great season If oe conto their finest season ever. to show the talent that he were very Impressive displayed here against Pierson. possibilities. High point man far FG FT TT*. Forward Ken McMurray held SANFORD tho JV’a was Tsrry Christenson third spot in tho scoring depart- g. McMurray 2 5 with 10 points nnd Richard Jan- mint with twelve points. He hit cliff McKlbbin 4 0 % 14 ■on hit for aeven points to toad In from every spot on the court and Bruce McCoy 7 0 tho AH Souls Scoring. 1 1 0 seems to hive a sharp eye. Wally Phillips B 1 17 Center Joe High did a nice Job From all Indications this team Joe High 2 2 1 undrr the bosket and tod in acor looks like it could be the one to Ray Lundqulat •aa 5 1 log for the vanity srlth 17 points Improve the basketball situation >t John Barley 0 0 0 He controlled both baekbosrdi SHS. With good experience to back Jim Grecey IS 6 62 throughout the contest and hit for them up, the entire squad seems FO FT TL. most of his points under tho baa- to be ready to do great things. PIERSON 10 5 0 ket Controlling the optimism until Fred Robinson • 4 1 Chaa. Robinson Guards Ray Lundqulat and John things progress n little more, It to 0 1 h Barley did n very outstanding Job bard to say Just what the season BUI Smith W 1 0 of ball handling and were very will bring, but it to a cinch that Ralph Richardson 6 0 0 Impressive on defense. Rey, who they will have a better-than aver­ Joe Davis 10 3 22 tottered as a freshman last year, age season and then some. Hang more than earned his salt In the contest by completely stopping (he By Alan Mover 70PS, AND HOWEI pi#rMfl ,tU raPt< ,ron> «»• outside. With the ability he has shown Urns far, he la destined to be something CORtHE H O W if, OF TAB great around Seminole High. P M T R O IT R E D H N N O t, Hervev’i la to socood piece with 10 and I I and they held Ugh team three of OT1 hoop. Hunt’s only took a half point last weak and to in third place srlth 1214 won and 174* tost For Htmts, WIB Webber Is stU going strong bowling over 308 every week and NEW YORK (UPp-Tto sad In­ ground to victory In tho 1MB Ken- bolding Ugh average on the leadeed that racing hat no "rookie- tucky Derby — an unprecedented gp* 173. I p RAIL WRIGHT | Ann. Mart lost three games of-tba-year” pear award that could feat. Ruane, who registered his first which puts them h fourth place Oaoeh Jim Leo Howell ballevM ha banded to each a deserving lit­ victory on April a aboard Trlre- with 17-11. Last week Lon's took Detroit lions will keep his tle apprentice aa Irish John Buane from York 0 slats "alive" In the for his 1197 riding achievements. mo at Jamales, has been so sac- I*®,,*0*. By JACK CUDDY them * •“ ** ■at Football League's In st­ Perhaps his 114 winners at Ja ­ eessful since then that be rscenUy **“ »'»and*lvln* 1944 lost. They are In United Press Bpesta Writer succeeded 41-year-old Ted Atkin­ a l l Division rare Bandar bp whipNEW YORK (UP)— Now, In the maica, Belmont and Saratogn- son as contract rider for the fa­ fifth place. _ the Cleveland Brawns. mous Gnentreo Stable. It U Powell's Office Supply to com­ aad at toast to others at tosier ' Ddtnit la New York's oalp hope. owned by John Hay Whitney, am­ ing up. They took two from Har­ wrigh™°divlilan [•“ t h e ^ v . S f t a The Olsnts, defending league and tracks — will Inspire tha Thor­ bassador to England, and hto sis­ veys giving them 11 games to their boxfng; but realist Frank Bachoughbred Baeing Associations tc Saatarn Division ebsmpions, trail ter, Mrs. Charles Bhlpman Pay- good and 23 down the drain. They man says: , OHih P ad Brown's Cltvslsod establish a rookie plaque. remain In the eellir but only "Don’t go using superlatives Apprentices have bare over­ Mass bp M gamra with oalp two three games down and could easi­ Don't throw hats Into the air. The Entirely unofficial esUmatoa of looked bp the TRA, srhlch has Its p u t t la go, ly pull out the next bowling night. middleweight class may be the Wee John's earnings this year A tie er a victory against De- horse of the year and Its "beat" place them at between 910,000 and Elton Betts Is bringing In n good best In boxing today, but It’s sot "but he eould probably beat any in each aga division. They like­ trait will g ift the Brown* the tf140,000. And the hardboota of series each week carrying an aver­ nearly as good as it was back In one to the division right now—If Do before the (Hants get a crack wise have been slighted by the Broadway predict "fifty grand and age of 157 and Dot Powell Is sec­ the 1920's." the top guys would fight him. Ha’s New York Turf Writers’ Associa­ Improving with every, bout. If 1 at them in New vork Dee. IS. ond Ugh for the women with so S o m e w h a t unexpected was tion, which has Us best Jockey, up" for 1930. Bawatl also knows the Lions trainer, ate., but no top rookie That's rieh fodder, Indeed for average of 131. Bachman's eold-wator treatment. can force a title fight before the end of next year, I’m sura he'll ■and a victory to stay In the West- designation. Use four-foot-tl, 103-pounder, who Eugene GUI hit two games of He manages Rory Calhoun, in become champion. And perhaps a are Division race. Tha .Lions and 200-211, a big comeback after hi* outstanding 180-pound contondtr— Won Kentachy Derby never rode anything but n plough ■an Francisco tiers trill the first- At 21, soml-tbstched, fair-corn- bom on hto father's farm in first game of 111, but he had a ranked third, Just behind ex-cham-, year or two after . _ that he will be be can eaa he bn men* place Baltimore Colts by ■ game. ptoxioned Ruane has captivated County Mayo of the Emerald late, 323 series and picked up S-7 and plons Ray Roblneon and Gene eome so good .ha Tha Giants can sweat out tho De- American raring fins more (om- before the Ruancs came to the 2-10 splits. Other splits were E Fullmer. And any Hosannahs he tloned In the aame breath with trott-Clevolsnd game In front of pltely than any apprentice since United States In 1154 and settlsd White, 3-7-2; E. Anderson, 3-87; might yodle shout the division Greb, Walker and Flower*. It will taka time and experience." tbetr TV aota bceauso New York the remarkable novitiate of BUI In suburban Woodilde. And It's and G. While, 5-7. would Indirectly glorify Calhoun. plays tha Stoelsrs at Pittsburgh Boland In 1949-’50. Texas BU Very reassuring for the lad who Will Webber had high series last Muscular Cathoun, who has bean Veteran, Bat No Glorifler latnrdsy afternoon. punctuated h I s apprenUceshlp was offered but <23 a week In a week with 554. McDaniels on Hunts But Frank to no glorifler, even called a "miniature Marciano’’ be­ Ctooo Gams Expected gloriously by piloting middle- purse factory — of all places— had a 542 serlei; J. Maloney miss­ though he'a a veteran manager cause hto style resembles Rocky’s Tha oddsmakers back Howell’s when he first applied for work la ed a 500 serial by five pins, a 493, whom one would expect to be a and because he to trained by lit­ hsliof that tho lions map do his bvt had second high gama of 194, master of the flamboyant boost tle Charley Goldman, stopped Bob­ this country. (Hants a favor. The Browns and and Webber cams In third with a This mlddle-slicd, dark-complex­ by Boyd in the second round at Began Aa Bare Eep ... Liens a n rated ovan for their ioned pilot with the rim'.ess spec­ Madison Square G a r d e n on Because of his discouragement „ Briggs Stadium gam*. Tha Giants tacles went throujh the "old Nov. XL with employment opportunities High for the women for single are favored over tho Steelers by PHILADELPHIA W - Jimmy and hto Idling for horses, he games ware Joy Webber, 177; Lil school" as manager of Slapsie "I thought that Impressive vie Ttt and tha 4tora art JV4 point Brown, Tammy O'Connell and Lou signed on as a barn boy with Donat, 176; and Dot Powell, 173, Maxie Rosenbloom from 1923 to lory would get Rory consideration, thoicas to boat the visiting Colts Gross put a touch of autumn Greentree Stable at Belmont Park. High series ware Lit Donat, 475; 1939. Maxie became light heavy­ at least, as a challenger for Car­ In the other key games. brown to the National Football He was not permitted to ride a Gladys White, 467; and Elton weight champion In 1930. Bach­ men Basilio’s title — In case Rob­ In Sunday's othr games, the Lsague statistics today as the man also assisted Bob Olln to the inson decides not to fight Basllio until he had been with Batts, 466. Boars a n favored over the Cardi­ three Cleveland stars led the loop Greentree for i l l mbnths. Then he Schedule for tonight to Harveys same title and he brought Lew again," Bachman explained. "But nals bp iln for their annual Chi­ In u many categories. became in exercise boy. Nearly and Clsrks; Powells and Lous; Jenklna to New York where he we found he wasn't getting any cago clash, the Bams are favored consideration, so we've accepted a became lightweight king. Brown, with a 57-yard gama two years later he was permitted Hunts and the App. Mart. over tho Green Bap Packers by match with Spider Webb at the "Back around 1923, when Rosento ride In a race. He had 24 mounts' Ttt t t Los Angolas and the Red- against the Chicago Cardinals, before San Francisco Cow Palace, Jin. bloom wss fighting as a middle­ hto first winner In April. nevertheless widened his gap as BOWL GAME TELEVISED ririns a n favored over the Phila­ youngster hit his stride at NEW YORK (UPK-The Colum­ weight, that dlvtolon was Jammed 30—to keep busy and get expert delphia Eagles bp seven at Wash­ the league's leading rusher to 223 theTheDelaware meeting, then tied bia Broadcasting System will tel­ with good men like Harry Greb, ence." yards with a 10 gama net of 128. ington. Webb, ranked sixth, outpointed Atkinson aa the leading rider at evise the Dee. 21 Holiday Bowl Mickey Walker, Tiger Flowers, O'Connell stayed In front as the Tommy O’Connell, who tops the Johnny WUson, Jock Malone, Acs Calhoun in August, 1938. Rory’s Saratoga. He was second to Atkin­ league's leading passer with a football gams between Hillsdale league's passing standings, has a at Belmont and he top-tied (Mich.) and Pittsburg (Kan.) Iludklns, and the like," Bschman only other defeat was on a disput­ sprained ankle and may not play 11.17 average, and Grosa broke a son ed decision to Joery Clardello, recalled. for Claviland. MUt Plum, a rookie triple Ue to take over as leading Bob Uasery with 39 winners at the from St. Petersburg, Fla., begin­ rated fourth, Ust May 17. Jamaica meeting, which dosed scorer with 01 points. "Why, It seemed that every city ning at 1:30 p.m .s.s.t. HUlsdale, from Pann Stats, la Cleveland's “But we haven't been able to with n M record this season, had three or four very good mid­ get Giertlello baek Into the ring No. S sfgnal-raDtr. Layns, who led Tommy Wilson of Loo Angeles, Saturday. nnd Rich Cassres of the Chicago dleweight! — men who could put boasts collage football's longest Detroit to victory over Cleveland again,'*’ Bachman concluded. In tke 1932 and 1951 championship Boars, traded (flares among the BOOTS FOUR WINNERS HOME winning streak, 34 games, while up a good fight with tha best And CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UP>rusher* with Wilson moving Into thereto no question In my mind Pittsburg won sU 10 of Its 1937 Camas, has a bruised shoulder. second place with 801 yards and Jerry Truman accounted. for four, starts. that the best then — Greb, Walker Celts In Good Shape the 1956 champion, drop­ winners at Tropical Park Tues­ or flowers — could hive beaten The Colts are In good shape and Cassres, to third with 399 yards. day. Tha 27-yeir-otd Jockey from Sugar Ray Robinson the peak day* Ban Francisco did not suffer any ping STEELERS—GIANTS ON TV he ever saw. And Robinson his additional Injuries during Its Pf-17 O’Connell's 11.17 average was Los Angeles, Calif., scored on Gy­ ration (to.10), Risk Again ($10.60) two yards belter than that of llttlo PITTSBURGH (UP) Satur­ victory over the Giants last week. Eddie Lit Baron of Washington, Pigerobe ($13.40) and Mldpasiage day’s National Football League been held up by recent experts as the greatest all-rouhd fighter of Tha Colls have won only one of game between the Pittsburgh the past 10 years, at least." (97.50). U games In California, but this who held down, second place. Steelers and New York Giants But what about Calhoun, the 23may be their year to snap that will start at 1:30 p.m. e.a.L In year-eld slugger from W h i t e Jinx. JIM-DANDY order to enable local fans to see Plains, N.Y., who has lost but two The Steelers sre In good condi­ the University of Pltisburgh-Ml- of hto 34 bouts and registered 18 tion but John Bookman, a defen­ ami (Fla.) gams from the Orange knockouts? sive back, and Gene Fllipakl, an Bowl on television. Tha SteelersRory Hasn’t Arrived Yet P M LU K , offensive back, may not play for Giants game also will be tele "I'll tell you frankly Rory hasn't AUBURN ths Giants. The game will start vised. arrived yet," said his manager, END, at 1:90 p. m. EST. ES ONE Norb Keeker and Joe Scudero, PR E- , Washington’s best defensive backs, rjg in T frrr.fT K SEASON ars out for the sesson. Lineman A IL ' Tom Saldock and defenslva back AMERICA Gift Items—Noveltiea Rocky Ryan are out of the Eagle Revlon - Thao Bandar Cosmetics e ffa ce lineup but all-league linebacker Permanent Wave Specials M o te Chuck Bcdnarlk la ready to play HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK P EEP S again. 105 8. Oak FA 2-3742 NAi/e The Rams, except for rookie tac Whiting and Davis Glamours HELPED kit George Slrugar, are set for OROUESH BAGS the tha Packers. Assorted Stylet CRYSTAL This week's selections: Lions 96.95 to $14.95 P A LL 5-4 ovar Browns, 2-1-1, Forty-NlnY O W E U ’S eri, 8-4 over Colts 7-3, Giants 7-1 *er . Give Mnm a Sweater MA iNTa M over Steelers, 4-5, Rams 4-6 over by Schlarlpelli 77/f/R Packers 3-7, Redskins 3-6 1 over MARY-ESTllER’S Eaglet 4 8. A rn ru c t. "Featuring Fashion* Just for You" II Says Lions TRA Should Have (eep Giants Rookie P la q u e (’ Sunday Today's Sports Parade • n 1 m i B E A 6-r/M g SCORN* f W V SEASON, 3 Cleveland Stars Lead Grid League THERE'* BEE A A LOT O F TA LK rN A T GORDIE WONT B E ABLE 70 R EPEA T WrrM T E P , OAPSAy OONe,/! EO T TEA T //• /OKE'S ' V A W TURN / / //' t p s o y iy ^ M OUT TO B E / / / RAN EVER 70 " JU S T, Af‘ / •7*U(* / £ / WIN TEE SCOR/NO nne fo u r YEARS IN A ROW. Look For It In * r * r c fF T -& M m T £ 8 * EASY TO FIND-HANDY-COMPLETE 200 N. Park Grammar School Final Standings Layaway a Coat for Her 922.50 to $59.95 PURCELL CO. 129 Wait First FA 2-1494 FINAL STANDINGS Football W 1. Mr. May's Cobras 10 2. Miss Blllhimsr's Seminole* 8 3. Mr. Jones' War Eagles 5 4. Mrs. Grant’s Yellow Jackets I I I. Mrs. Richards' Uttls Demons 3 g. Mrs. Routh's Bulldogs 1 Volleyball W 1. Mr. May't Cobras 10 2. Mrs. Grant's Yellow Jackata 6 4 I. Mr*. 3. Mrs. Richard's 4. 14r. Jones' Llttls Little Demon* A ONEAT R»SS 'n E L ? 2 jr CA f t HEP,A r t A filA U y outsta Ncnno o n W T r PBFtM SB -M A S SEEN MAAIMS A MA8rT OF CAUt/SO OR RECOVER** w M jjs m z * * ” 8 4 War Eagle* 5 S 5. Ura. Routh'i Bulldog* 1 a i. Ulaa Blllhlmtr'a Seminole* 1 S Mr. May'* room bad a complete and lucceuful aeaion with both the football and volleyball team* being undefeated. The all-star team* which were picked from Kr. May'* aectlon of physical education are going to keep their home team's name. . . COBRAS. However, being a devout Gator fan, Ur. Jones' charges from the second lection of physi­ cal education have chosen to call them solves the GATOR ALL STARS. The GATORS will go on the field the night of the Peanut Bowl in red shirts, while the COB­ RAS will have on yellow shirts with red numerals. Both all star teams have played other sixth grades la the county and have bad successful victories. Schooling Tonight Over 25 Races Fret Admission Post-Time 7:30 Concessions Open Boo ChamploMhlp Greyhound* Compel* la Thrilling Pre - Season Erents . . . Schooling through Doe. 12, Sunday Excluded A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO SELL REAL ESTATE With STROUT REALTY wlU be glveu U a Selee Type worker who cm Ust. allow and sell city. country A village reel estate and businesses and who la totercatad Is bulldiag s aecsrs fstsrs In this i t s * . You moat be suture, snblttoaa, trustworthy, have the napeat of year neighbor*. willing to pat that little astra lata tha afftrt say aaccaaa requires. Oae Florida representative has earned 116,396 ha eomaslaaieaa during tha flrat lea months of this year. STROUT REALTY provides national advertising, tetara at Ieasi­ ly circulated cataleg. highway signs A lecal promotional aid*. Commissions earned by full Urn* effect aaeara yen a high an­ nual Income. Thera la no Investment or franchise charge. At car to necessary ST RO UT REALTY Sines 1969 Greatest Name to Earth C. L Brady, BUt* Manager Orlande, Fin. 317 Waet Colonial Drive t REGULAR SE A SO N OPENS DEC. 14th Jerry Collins, Track Operator SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East First S t Shadow Boxes—Cedar Chests Lamps— Planters Sofa Pillows LINGERIE Lace trimmed or Tailored Gowns, short!* Pajamas, Robes Slips, Half-Slips, Pantlss HOLLYWOOD SHOP Compacts Dresser Sets Lasy Susa WM. K. KADER. JEWELER 112 B .Park Laay Susans Brass PUquee Hurricane Lamps Monroe Corner Craft and Gift Shop—Out West First SL Blouse* for HER Tailored and Dressy AB Styles and Colon, Fabrics 92.90 t* 114.93 T O W I L L’■ Door Mirror M a t e Crystal $10.95 each fltnkarik Glass A Paint Co. I 111 W. Second LPto RECORDS Children's Records WINN TV 320 E. F irst . 45's FA 2-2991 TV Lamps brought Iron Smokers '33.93 $1.00 Hassocks 52.95 Hurricane Lamps 12.49 MATHER OF SANFORD SANFORD FURNITURE CO 300 E ast First St. Living Room Suites—Mirrors Bedroom Suites—Bookcases Throw Ruga—Cedar Robes Mi-Fideifty Phonographs 2109.06 to 1560.00 WINN TV 320 E. F irst FA 2-2904 Cut Glass, Trivets, Copper Antiques Brass, Ikon, Wood, Ironstone THE HITCHING POST 4091k Celery Av* FA 2-0498 attn for Hiw < SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East Flrat St. Smoking Stands—Easy Chairs Table Radios—Hassocks Desks O. D Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: Tlie Very Best 310 E. First St. Yard ley Old S|>k( King's Men Gift Set* For the Man of tha Hous* FAUSTS DRUG STORE Near Post Offlea Pajamas First-Niter Lounge Pajamas Flannels - Broadcloths By Manhattan • Weldon B. L. PERKINS * Stfri Jewelry Boxet Electric Shavers Transistor Radios WM. E. KADER, JEWELER 112 S. Park Hand Warmers Christmas Cards 6 and 12 volt boat Spotlights Playing Cards 1956 Mercury MK 55, 40 HP Bridge Table Cover* with starter $599.00 POWELLS OFFICE SUPPLY W. P. S M Itn 2515 Park Av*. 117 S. Magnolia FA 2-5542 Dad will ba pleased | Beyond Words with a Hat Christmas Bella by Adam Balia of tha Month GARRETTS SEWING CENTER M anger Scenes FA 2-52U Monroe Com er Craft and Gift 323 E. First Shop—Out W ait First St. A Special G ift for tha Family Everyone will enjoy using a new Smith-Corona portable Typewriter HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE 314 Magnolia FA 2-0462 W Olftt hr g»<«~7 For the Boy In School Table Radies 219.95 m Baggerly Appliance Center US S. Magnolia FA 2-3672 I A I cup auto, percolators 311.95 Aluminum cannlstcr sets SA.95 " E l e c t r ic t r a in s $125 A 53-75 and Accessories Bun Wanner* 53 95 Am. Flyer A Lionel RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. WINN TV 310 E. First FA 2-2994 FA 2-4626 Rang* Sets /’ a Dolly's Own Vanity get located I MIIm South Of Sanford — Follow RL, 17-91 W W OlK> ftf HklM 92-96 Five Pieces TOUCHTON DBUO CO. FA 2-9491 Aseorted Christmas Decorations Lights, Trae Ornament* Icyclee, Snow TOUCHTON DRUG CO. FA 1 2462 $6.98 Elaatrto Football Gama For the Young Gridder TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Sanford, Fla. �*1?; W A N T A D W H ER E M O R E PEOPLE D O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D CLABSIFIBD 5— REAL ESTATE POR SALE REAL ESTATE MAYFAIR LOCT * n w v I t —PBNALB HELP WANTED 11 A— PLUMBING and ROOFING Experienced « litre is o i ! S E L L IN G ! Curtis Becoming ' Rich By Playing G 2nd To Superstars 3t» tanfarb Rents T h u ra. Dec. 5, 1957—1 to THE CARD OF.THANKS Owner built lovtly modern 3 bed­ Apply rig ’.V WhltUt. PLUMBING Very often a Card el Thank* In Tha Sanford Herald meats 4 room, 2 betb noma. Hardwood Contract and Repair Work need which la difficult U fill in any other way. Nol «my R a floors, Florida room, beautifully Wanted — experienced bookkeeper, Fret Estimate* age 25*44. Call Mr. Mathew, 4 WANTED M BSNT racious txprvsslon ef gratitude to those who hava aant Oaral landscaped, spacious grounds. R. L. HARVEY. > A 2-3300. 4 - DEAL I STATE POE SAM dbulia but alao courteously acknowledges tha servlets ami kindUndarground sprinkling systam. 204 Sanford Ave. Phono FA 2-3113 5 - FABMB, ACREAGE. OSOVKS naaaea of tho many ta whom a personal note of tbante cannot wall $25,000.00. Attractive terms. CLERK CASHIER 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED ba mailed. CLARK For the Bast Buv> in Reel Estate Permanent position, some ex* r Card* of Thank* aro accoptcd as aoclally curracL rioaiblnr. Heailio 4 Supply Co. SEE CULLEN * HARKEY parlance in boekkwplng preEmily Poll, noted authority on etiquette, feels they i*r** many L fB o W E E S T fu B lT R . CoUncUng 4 Repairs 110 N. Park Ava. Fh. FA 2-2391 ferred. Sanford Gaa Company, 2611 Orlando Ur. Pb. r'A 2-2374 good u n i. SHRUBS By VERNON SCOTT 210 E. 1st. Than la no pnacrlbad form for a Card of Thank*. It .-an be aa Highway 17-92 South Sanford II OFFICE EQUIP NEWT United Praia Hollywood Writer brief or s i datalied aa you desire, when theie occasion cornea yma New Homes FOR SALE BY OWNER HOLLYWOOD (UP)-Tony Cur­ Curb sirl ov«r t l for night work. mam bar ef our staff ta will find a sympathetically understanding ma Plumbing — Kretky Heating 3 BR. 1 bath CB home. Fenced U BOATS A MOTORS _____ Apply in paraon to Leary'i tis. former bobby sox Idol, la be­ aaiiit you. M. G. HODGES yard. Arms* from Pinacraat IS PARE SUPPLIES * MACED*Dinar. Servlet on AU Water Pumps— coming a millionaire by playing School. 2*34 ?. Laurel Ave. Ph. ERT ____ THE -IN MEMOHIUS!” NOTICE second banana to suoeritari Burt Welle Drulcd — Pumpa FA 2-2580 after 3:00. W aN T U 1 l* — id A LB Hi 14 PSTS-UVESTOCE SUPPUEB It la Iho euatom of many famUlea In this country to i Front raola Road Phone FA 2-5037 Lancastrr, Kirk Dougin and rata a barsavamsnt by an i n Memorium" notlco to 4 badroom, S bath, fireplace, pa­ Frank Sinatra. Wanted—to sell The Sanclnallflcd Tltey ..fled a real solace therein. P re p a re S M l Icolumns. ___ ______ llMmCLES WANTED tio, largo Yorktown kitchen, lord Herald Monday through The big boys put up the cash aaloctlon of a lultablo vorao brings baek to them tender, pleasant I I PLACES M BAT built-in oven and range. Mayfair Fridayt at 3:30 p.m. Coma to Property recollections. Ao Ellas Cook, tho English pool ha* so beautifully vicinity. FA 2*5408. 1* BEAVTT PARLORS Tha Herald office and ask for PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING for their own movlei, grab top exprttitd It: billing and worry about tinring W. L. HARMON U PBMALR EBLP WANTED BUI Vlncant afUr 4:14. "How cruelly iwatt aro tho achooa 2 atory 4 badroom houia on cor* Pb. FA 2-4223 Altar «;0B p. m. a few buck* when 1L* picture lx 15 that start nar l o t Within I blocka dawnreleaied. What momory claya an aid tuna town buslnise lection. Will C T U M i ic A L S B r n e B r Not Tony. By taking tha second1 on tho heart, M WORE WANTED ____ n nice home for n largo A Watkins routs it open for Hamai hava baan eold *o mako Moat frequently an la Memorium Is Inserted on Uto n BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FRIGIDAIEE appUaneoo, anls lead, which used to go to glamour " family or good apartment North Sominolo County. Many art now whita thaaa hemaa ata of death. However, other dale*, which it la (eit are houaa. Ph. PA 2*235g. 9A MONET IS LOAN dealers making 4100. weekly and oorvioa. G. H. High. Oviedo girli, he gets a percentage of the eery under conitructien. or meantnef___ meaningful aro art alto prist* w __ ■ selected. ■ ■ _Tho _ birthday _____ of Fla. Phono 50 5-3315 or San* grots profit* and a fat salary to priate aa s p e c ia l SSRV1 CES and more. Proposition opeq for parted, thg wedding anniversary, blemorlal Day, avail HOME IN MAYFAIR man or woman. Write C. I* Al­ ford FA 2*1111 after ( p a . 1U 100P IN 0 4 P U W E W 0 boot, lie banks a fortune while an among other iTgnlflcant occasion* chosen. By Ownar . . . FA 2-3421 ton. Apopka, Fla. Phone TUchor 14 PIANO SHTICES ____ Ma boas#* awtit it out. U you ara healtant to expret^your ... tender lander thoughts thovghl Electrical Contraction 5-5413. as e l e c t r ic a l -c o n t r a c t o r s ................ . Harald's eolloetlon a 1-uui m m ik im r "There art no laadtag Indies form, you may avail yourself Theta Thaaa as oxpnet In po«tie beauty the emotion* of I jaWSLRANCS IsaWfPiiu'stuSrc'o: left in Hollywood," Tony explain*. vortea. K i n i = M l k HAM T Now U n d tr C onstruction ig tnom art vortea appropriate to any clrc ft NOTfCES-PSSSONALS W t Can Sail Your Horn#* IU Magnolia Dial FA 24911 "So I eo-atar with other guyi. The string!. Among Buyers with 11,000. to 15,000. Will do light laundry or ironing n A —BU TUB HATH iL B R ie = .iiP A in - picture* I've done lately are down paymant For latlifactary in my homo. Tol. FA *2-5358 ba* I f PURNITUEB * •T hod room, 1 bath Card! of Thanhs and In Memorium notices, due to the fact they based on tho relationship and con­ PAINTING raaulta contact Seminnln Realty. lw**n 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. mayr run lo considerable length, a n billed at It.DO par columa teak. flict between two men." 3 bedroom, 2 bath 1901 | . Parle Ava. Ph. FA 31—TOR RRNT laby sitting or gtnaral housework. 4 bedroom, 2 b ith >242. Ceme a Leaf Way FA 1*1112. Curtia, hit curly hair turning WKLAKA AHASTMENTS: toemc aJ-m glT L L A R gB T T gray, la 31 and lotlng hit pretty my I private baLbl. 114 W. Pint S t Real, retro. Ph. FA 2•1333. DAILY C R O S S W O R D ty.'iunuM boy reputation. The crltlea agree utnw,' LIVE BAIT EFFICIENCY apartment# iu .lHD J W *Ml.. Raatodvling — Raronflng — Re­ he'a eome a long way tlnte the I. Give over ACROSS 13. Ringed Flamlnf’a Rad 4 White Grocery 9 years general office work inabla for couple or single parses. ii/ilin ;*t»'vi i« ,,1 nding — Materials — Centric5 Own 24. Wet days at Ualvoraal • International I, A pick!* MiaaouH Mlinowa S dax. 41.44 eluding 10 yaara bookkeeping. :ia -i ' j ■<:i> »< 1 P rtrau bats A ahowar. ideally earth uu. ...4 dax. 94c find.) 4. River (ID ora — Financing. when ha ehaaod Piper Laurie , HIXilll Writ* F.O. Box 304, For* Part, located Mrata from Poat Office. All of thaaa baautlful heme* are Pap-GuU Minnows —Worms— 25 Boat, \.|*i«in il-1 B. Inter. 4 BpMUaf aeroaa the deurt In aex and aand located an Lake Front Lata. Fla. Inquire Jacobson Dapt. Start. Phone: FA 2-1 SO* For Painting and Repairing mitten! ■wain's '.viiim :i .i'1 soparagus quickies. tl* J Mi’ll*1' Open Seven Days a Week FRED KOETTGRR ^ H-RPKTTAL BERYICw Nit# bedroom, privet* antrane* A 11. BtglUh 5 River o'.v-in ' 2916 Slag noli# Ave. FA 243S9 "It bcian when Burt Lancaster (Chin.) (abbr.) novelist bath. Ph. PA 2-2*44. ' WOOD — WOOD — WOOD asked ma to work with him In U. Light PUMPS - SPRINKLER 7. A trick 37. Greek llll'JMMMU i-n-iiiiii‘1 ii" Genuine Pitch Pine 4 Oak. Fire SYSTEMS Bedroom, private antranea A bath Horn* painting and repairing, •Trapete.* He took a big chance, Island (Scot) •areaam •iM.IU'l 1I-J-iv l WoihI—Best deal in Town. Call All lypej and iltai, Inilaltad Choose your chotes Call PA 2*3935 or PA 2-0433. Reasonable ralt*. Cali FA'i 2-2139 but it paid off. 29. Smelt, -I’JVIM Mi 5 Thick II. Counsel l US and your wood worrio* aro ^Uo It Yourself" after :i:30. of P lnaneinr P lans t oat cord 15 Projecting "We got together again In over. Boh 4 Ernie Morris Phono Largo 2 br. fum. apt. |40. L WE REPAIR AND SERVICE FH A , FH A In S ervlet and Yisterder** . atato end of 9. To dli. , 'Sweet Smell or Suectat’ and that >tairi, 170S Magnolia. FA 2-4225. STINE FIDOR aandutg and finishing 43.1 (abbr.) Conventional * church , place Machine and Supply Co. Serving e,m e ,hrou*h Nke gang busters, Cleaning, w a a l o g . cht Two bedroom furnlahod homo, 32. Equip, Flavor*, Plaata, Shrubs II. Tree used 10. Orgtn of 207 W. 2nd Rt. Ph. FA 2-4433 Seminole County tines 192$. !°° — t 0‘slirr,(l Kirk 43. Htid.4 1105 Waat 20th, $45.00 monthly, m snt eight for hlvto . The 'iking*. and now Sinatra H. M> Gltason. Lake Mary land on* child, rhnna FA 2*3951. 14. Girl’* 30. Mr*. 17. L#U.*r GRAY SHADOW Chrysler Airtemp ' in 'Kins* Go Forth.” ’ Hobart A* William*. Eisenhower 45 Man's name 15 Girl'* nemo NURSERIES Berry hill Pamrug Contractor Considered Lightweight Attar Air Conditioning and Heating nick* 19. Humiliation 35 Egg-shaped 20. Tantalum licensed — Bonded — Union SOUTH SANFORD A VENUS Far the homo buy Always considered a lightweight REAL ESTATE POE SALE ft H. STAFFORD name 31. Afflrmatlv* 39. Kind of (aym.) NEAR LAKE JESSUP of a life-time i*e 211 Oak Avenue FA 2-4131 Free Estimate — Compare uur in the acting department, Curtia 22. Cheat 47. Electrical votao recording Prices FA 22287 after 6:00. WEEK END SPECIALS Engineer C#U wide-eyed talking about (he 41. PoaUI 22. Sputnlk'a Islang) CUT FLOWERS, Sanford Flower ’ GATLIN BROTHERS • room houet. IV* bath*, excellent Wellborn Phillips Jr. (abbr.) signal district Shop, 200 N. Park Ave., Sanford. Contractor*, Draglines; Geneva For I'aintlni* call Mr. Tasker, I'll heavyweights he's working with 25. Overrun laeotloo, reduced In price to only wtUi rabbit# now. Sinatra has copped an Oscar. FA 2 61.19 or FA 2-GO07. FA 3-1122. Wa telegraph. 2231. Ph FA 2-3274 Sanford 111.000.00. Tarma Available. The other two have been peren­ 25 Harden r S bedroom houaa, eonvanitntly In Mimograph Pnnting — Typing— (var.) SUNNILAND nial nominees. "These guys want­ TED BURNETT rated on 1W lota. Prlea $9,995. Latter Writing — Cards and FOR BETTER PAINTING PRODUCTS ma in their picture! because $9. Cleanatng $1,500. down and balance Ilka Lettera Addressed — Photo 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2-2374 ed plant they know I can bring people to For more information call tha GRAPEVILLE NURSERY rmt« Copies of important papers— II. Conclusion# S mill* West of Town 3 badroom houaa and dan tbak Sales offleat Corntr W. Cry­ llie tmofflca. Now I (eel Ilka I’m 33. Compaea Credit report. — Collections, 27—NO TICK.**—I’KIiSHNALS PA 2-OI8S, may ba mad aa 4th badroom. stal Drive A Laka Mary block, holding my own In the acting de­ Credit Duroau of Sanford point (abbr. _ 1V» lota. Only $4,200.00. f 1.100 telephone FA 2*4591 or FA 1-3913 403-04 San. All- Nat'l. Bank KOLLAWAY, ll.upltal and Uaby partment. I can’t tell you how 34. Early Mid-Season cabbage plants. Trad Rm. Beds. Day, Week or Month— down jiod balpnea Ian than Bldg. Ph. FA 2-4114 much I’ve learned from them. Chints« Thurston, Ph. FA t - 3990, Tel FA 2 5III. Fumitur* Center ra n t ________ ____ "All of Ihrm have one Ihing In brone* coin 115 West First Hi DRIVE-IN Vacuum Cleaner Repair* REAL ESTATE D i Sweat Hamlin Oranges $1.23 par common - Ihey're highly intaUl- 3$. Abound bushal. R. W. Lora, FA 2-3219. Xepairi 4 parts for all makso uf NOTICE gent men." Curtia a n l h u a a d. IT. Fato sanara. Electrolux, Hoover, cioanars. j. EALTOR Kirby, Air-Way, u. I . Replace- We will ba operating In our new "They push me all the time to 40. River (8. A. iriy, Ai Johnny Walter, Aaeoelata OTHER BgnjjljBHf went parti. Work guuarantaed rtore at 2333 Park Ave. January make aura I'm giving my beat. 45 Volcanic “Call Hall" P k a u PA 1*4441 Fra# pick up 4‘ dtBv dsUvary. Call rock Haynes Offiea Machine Co., Type­ 1. 1138. Sinatra, Lancaster and Douglas FA 1-4751. 41. Taka away writers, addlnr mechines, SalesROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor BAGGER I. Y APPLIANCE are tough, hut il’a a great train­ Rentals. 314 Meg- FA 2-0462. Raymond Lute«ajat, Ataoe. 4$. A day's CENTER ENVELOPE^, Lcttarhoads. staleing ground for me. march PA 2*3951 Atlantia Bank Bldg. manta, invoicaa, hand bills, and US S. Magnolia FA 2-357] "Frankly, I want lo follow in 41. ButbaU II—AUTOMOBn.E.t—TRAILERS programi, a t e. Pregrrsaivo 41500 DOWN — Now 3 badream Ihoir footaapi. Maybe some of team* Need a good 2nd earT Printing Co- Phone FA 2 2011— PIXIE NUltSERY SCHOOL concrete block, out of city—with tbotr talent will rub off on mo." 41. An affray Nancy Jackson city convenient**. Ready to 3k. J W if 40$ Wait 13th St SEE RAY HERRON Tony it happy to bo pithing up 60. Difficult FA 2-2047 more in. Balanco lika rant Let Your Fontlse Baleaaan yaara an adult auditnle with hit terond Fine Watch Repairing ua ihow you thin wall built New and Uaad Cars ^A V T lC L B tt E6 b d A L l DOWN banana gimmick. Out he's not WALTER H. T IU rP A. R. PETERSOM hom# now. Ph. FA 2 0231 nr after 5 p. m 1. Near Jeweler brushing off the youngsters who Broker Aaaasiatoa: A. R* P«4ar* FA 2-2313. SOI West First S*. W. H. “BILL* STEM PER —Faetury lo you— Eajtam 113 I - Second S t son Jr.. P. J. Choatenon. tecRaaltor A laaum r got him atartid In Uta first plaet. AUmlaam inhabitant field WUUtts, and B. W. WR- It will pay YOU to aaa ua before Assoc. Guy Allan, Gratehen Hall, Yenoilaa Blladi "My taantia fans war* tha onts you buy. Open Evonlngs and Arlatta Pries. Everatt Harper WOOLSEY liami. Bab Edwards A- C. Dote* Eaeloaod head. Bag-proof bottom who look mt out of a Naw York Sundays. nay, Lead lu m p e r. ......... Phone FA 2-4491 112 N. Park rail with plastic *nds, Plaitie gutter and stuck with ma," tayt Maria* Finishe* S.W.F-i BASTSIDK TRAIL ILRE 11# N. l ’ark Ave. Ph. FA 2-4123 ur rayon tapaa. Cotton or nyi,n Tony. "I don't think they'll object Mayfair Section. Lr. 3 BR. homo Far Your Boat Palatksi. Fla. cord*. oo 2'A lota. FA 2*1599. Saakarik Glaaa and Paint Co. Senkirtlc Glau and Paint Co. U 1 become a good actor." Cherry Baal (IU U Agamy DON’S COVER SHOP Dial FA 2*2415—NoUry Automobile Interior Decorator 112*114 w. 2nd S t rh PA 3 4512 112*114 W. 2nd m. Ph. FA 2-46JJ BUILDER 4 CONTRACTOR 111! W. 14 Bb Eoer-Barber Step .Boat Coriri — T ru k ^ ta la I. E. BATTEN >V WIUIAM 5ITT WILL DRILLING DE DKE DUM At Willie Pontiac—301 lit. Fruit 41.00 Bushel, you pick. Third 114 S. French Are. — FA 2*4114 ___ ___ ____ Pumps anka-r Fairbaaks-Uoras CHICAGO (UP)—The Diaper Cenfral Proaa Writer haute on right going So. on lepalri tto all make* Repaira Sorvic* Inatliut* reported today n*ordail. Elmar Eaatabrooka. | BR home, large Fla. room. Dish* THE U. S. ARMY announces Why, naturally!-all THEY had t C. LONG HOWARD 2-4041 7 South Park Fh. FA 2*t for Collin Wood. Exp. dot* Doe. that Chicago babies uta $3 diapers devslopmsnt at a camsra which to worryVboul waa wild animal# washer, hardwood floor*. Woll mm rial Ava, ircu >07 E. C O : 14. 1957. BELL US YOUR FURNITURE a week on the avoragt, while balandscaped, feneed yard. Wynno- 20 acre tile farm, 3 b a d r o o m Thont FA 2-2833 Cash for aay amount. Super hloa In Tuicalooia, Ala., and Ana taksa plcturu In ent-Ovo-bll* and tvtn wilder Indiana: wand Section. 2411 Adame CL iioaU) of a tocond. Sisma hardly I I I houaa, largo bam. Easy ttrma. 195} 4-whotl drive Willie Jeep Trading Poat. 1 mils south of HEATING Ph. TX 1*5414. All matal tap, baatsr. Ph. FA helm. Calif., got along with only llmo tnough for Ih* photo aub* All during (be football tetumt J. B. Law. Fh. FA 5-1223. Baaford. Phono FA 10477. 2-0907. H. B. POPE CO. 71. Tho institute offend no ox- Isot to get set to "look for the we read about Ibe Jig Ten, Bia Stenstrom Realty birdie"I Sight, gig Three, tic., but when 200 S. P a rk -----FA 2 1234 ptxnxtlon. FOR SAI.R BY OWNER $25,000.00 (bey pick (bo national grid champ I I I II. E- STENHTHOM 3 hed roam 1 hath control* block 1951 Dodge pick-up, now paint, Pre*M ovlnf Sal* IJM.IW. 504 W. 20tH Thrift! . checking account m a t s only Ibe Sty Ona count*. Kafitlarrd Broker homo. IKKW equity, monthly WuMiiffo* expert* biller bat* s= r o n m tn m M — Now going on at 1417 Laurel - rhoue FA 2-S4IO I ! ! payments $71.25. 2127 So. Park 2 wheal trailer, fully eneksed— only $2 for SO cheek* at Florida Clip over tine and feed (oriji. State Bank of Sanford. HOUSEHOLD GOODI BAGGERLY APPLIANCE in Pinacraat. FA 2-0443. Jn Itb tr wordt—xome htl'd and The relisr canary sings with It* water proof. HYxSVt' tniido, RAYMOND M. BALL CENTER beak lightly shul-ntlura item. plus compartment an front. 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With Citrus fruit for sal*, bring con Foam Rubbtr, R*g. Prlc* $H9.$ti Bl'KI K'S Ml'MIC 5IIUP We Amerlcina ire more nerv­ about the football aquad’e ihowWash, gta a n d insurance. built-in kitchen, washer 4 dryCLAYTON C. BROOKS Ulnar, Si 06 bush#! 2201 W. Nylon Fabric L«aa $30.DO ous than were our pionesr fore- ing, can now etart hooping It up 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0733 MERLE WARNER. National •r. On largo w«U landscaped Real Estate Inveitments FA 10659 21th or rail FA 2-5W4. r.ihfre, declaria a noted medico. far the bukelbal! learn. Car Rantaia, 401 E. 1st St., lot with sprinkler *r*t*m. T im s. CARTER HOME rLEANING*’ SALE PRICE NOW $9.56' FA 2*3304. ROSA L. PAYTON SERVICE T-ShirU 41* — Paint $2-50 gal. Window 4 Wall Washing Reflate rad Real Estate Broker Camp Goodi, Tarpaulins, Army- Swivel Rnrksrt R*g. Price $119.5( Floor Waxing—NT Ph FA 2-1301-17-92 at Hiawatha NOrth M i l l WE HAVE A HOME Navy Surplus—310 Sanford Avo. 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Reatonatile. Ph. XMAS SPECIALS homssita will h* high and dry HUBY8PEARS FA 2-5311. Famous Prestige Swivel Platform We can qualify you for aaa of and can ba purchased on easy H - A i n e m wahtri. Caramie TUe Contractor Rockers with ravombla Solid these home# in 30 mlnaloa. Yeu terms. FA 2-4125 WANTED-All kind* of scrap me* 2201 Sanford av*. can s u it enjoying tha homo TV Antenna (12. 1317 Summerlin1 Foam ribbar Cushions C. A. WHIDDON*. »H. Uriel. Zuekannan Salvage Yard l j r j t Color Selection whii« wo proeaoa tno papers. Avn, g i r yn w t m r a i i n x m r , 202 8. Park Ave. Tel. FA 1-S991 Phone FA 2 Z*HReg 169.9$ GIVE YOUR WIFE 410 gaug* or 20 taug* shotgun, Developed by A hom* for CHnstmaa. I hav* a single »r double Karr*!. Call FA NOW $69.50 wid# variety from whieh to 2*4991 or FA 2-1959.____ Alio large /election ef other ODHAM & J U B inLtH N 6 N £ iD & ^ rhoox, 2 and 3 txdrooms, soma famous brands of chairs and TUDOR. Inc. furnished, w i t h reasonable Wanted—Used penal door*. rockera. All specially priced for FA 2-5199. 2*231 terms. Christmas. 4 Bapates Cer. H-y. 17-91 A 37lfc *4. FARMER'! AGENCY Ate. Pb. FA Phene FA 2-1591 114 g. French Ava. TENANTS N- V. farmer, Realtor BRAILEY ODHAM, Pr*fc Soft Water Shampoo This U • pass to tho Rita theatre Mr*. Gayle Osborne, Aaaoe. ____ __ HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK NO for Joe* Tully. Exp- dite Die 203*09 List Firit St. FA I-09I3 Phone FA 2-6221, or FA 2-2018 105 5. Oak A'tFA :• 6742 14. IUT. Lake CTngynroy 1 iuiAu .a roucr 1■ ■ 1 1 0 in 7 ” I • q - □V aIT7 * “ T l ~ r~ i rm £6B _B L5U 1 m \ k J I T t7 a T * 1 7 * 1 % 5 “ It” If_ 7T * * "TT__ 4 % V /a J I T S r ir rt if*\41Jl 15 YOU'RE TELLING ME! , * j u R ia . TVService Floor Covering 1 WANT ADS Mather Of Sanford B H 6- ILUMB K I B M CtmcmzPiPEi c �J. Garb Tackling Kite Talks On U. S. Air Power TV Comeback HOLLYWOOD COT) — CemefiJ o n Deris is tocMfog the a m t Affiorft task la shew bad­ n e ss-! television easehecc. Rubber-faced Joaa has signed to star ia • aew weekly aeries as the lin t wastes to trate sad eoodtaeo tor • flisht to the moor. Reaching the m m may prove easier than aegctialicg the reeky comeback trad. Wally Cos ceetdat get eff the ground when he attempted to get back on the video beam via "HIram Holliday." It folded at Ig no-nisi w ily as "Mr. Peepers." Isjogeae Coca nose - dived when ■ha left Sid Caesar for a show of mm S BOUNTY FOUND OFF PACIFIC ISLE—Skis divers have Sad the saeal mcruet ad balk #f the aeteeiaos matter ship, BMS ady, which waa horaad aad saak eff the Pacific ialaad of Pitcairn Fletcher ChrislUa aad his msa la 1TM. Hers, Lais Mardea, af Natl seal Geographic Magattee, examlaee rapper fittings of the Ml, which lie* ea th* ore*a floor. Aa oarlock aad a rudder J* ar* visible ia th* feregrouad. Mardea, credited with the •eery, raid th* locatioa t t th* old skip * u first piapetated te aary, IM7. (Copyrighted Natioaal Geograpkir Msgstlae Pbeto) _____ (UP TeUphoto) Orderad Tha radio raaoarcae af the giant Air Force depot et San Bernardino, Calif, to be made available as required to aapport this effoo." Wfiii* anoertod that ai far as the Air Farce was concerned, in too technological race with Basils there was "neither lima soc ener­ gy to waste an so - called fatterservice rivalry." Ere Aides also is trying la re­ capture as aodleee* with "The Ere Arden Show," which hasn't coma close to the success af "Our Mias Brooks " Actor* seem to fare better **■ actresses to th* comeback depart­ ment, as evidenced by Richard] Boone's Jump from doctor 1a 'Medic" to gss-sUagm to T iara Gun. Win TraraL" Joaa to nptlmlatte i i t o l s to# odda. that th* Army and Wavy stick to their own lasts and leave the "Indivisible field" of air and space primarily to th* Air Forra. fie sail the Mary has • "hackbreaking talk" la developing the means to coaster the "danger to oar security" from the Russian submarine fleet Be said the Army bad an "ur­ gent necessity" to devise new tac­ tic* and weapons for mrrivtag nuclear attack white still conduct­ ing "ground action." Aimed the lath of her aid aeries. "I Married Joan." Betimes she sat quietly in her Bel-Air maatloe watting for the light prop­ erty to come alocg. ~TW» to it." she itys hopeful­ ly. T h e tin t comedy - science fiction show to TV. The humor Is bated on situations Involving me with actaal s c i e n t i f i c experi- menu Hapafleh Helped Jean T t may get a little rough on BARUCH o n BI8KARD of Wan (tract, U was Ja jts d ir as T h e Silver Fax," fie Coast In th* ItTOs, was instrumental in floating the that launched the United States Steel corpora ^ 'J ion: hi* manipulations, eonV 1acted for J. P. Morgan, dlsV A Y L j l 1. \ posed cf a billion dollar ia- _UXL J j lU V ' J rue without upsetting the market—.and. indeed, no- n | body who bought those ori- N jfu •final steel shares ever had rT /V y Kmb* wa* a bu3 an bit lift "Tee dost ae* any Fifth ave- /J v (iU 5 ^ \ ( \ l I ( r ^ ’^ V '" j 1 be bbed to point eat. Asked n-f why be eoatteued q*<Dlitf*ig a tracks after be bad am— ed a fttto r. Km m replied, “Why dee* a fog (M e bis thousandth rabbit ? AD bfc is a epsratstioa. The sntru W Mecnlabon is bora with m e ' PACES JAPANESE COURT TRIAL—Army specialist Gregor. Kspekl (left), of Detroit, MIHl, aits with kta attorney, Capt. Jame* K. KobtnMB. at a ronfrreece in Tokofcsaia. Japan. Kspekl will ha tried to a Japan*** conrt ea charite he strangled the Japaasss wife of a United States Nary man. (UP Telephot*) .CHRISTMAS GIVING] TRADE-IN a llo w a n c e on your old w asher me physically, but I'm used to that from my ilapgiek experi­ ences in th* p u t "Spice travel and Sputniks arc la the news, and our show (NBC) should appeal to aQ groups and sexes. Throughout the series I'll be atcompanied by psychologists, anthropologist* and the like, who record my reaction* to different FEWER HOURS FARGO. N. D. tr— The North Dakota Agricultural College re­ ported farmers across the na­ tion worked an average of 107 hours dally this past June, near th* height of the growing season compared vlth 1 1 .J hours a day in m s. and challenging situations Hanoauiuc eiectric drilL Trigger switch locks in “on" position. A handy tool. UL listed. 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VISIT YOVR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER Safdy FlaU Glow Used E*thuUA§ la AM RodtU 113 a PARK AVE. rhone FA 2-2821 �■ r.‘ ■-7?* ■• '• rita C laus Starts O n Joy-Bringing Trip Around W orld Today inf cheer across Holland on a white horn, and lugging a bun­ dle at green twigs around Ger­ many. His duties run through Jan. 6, the day of "Old Christmas-' In Spain and Italy. A jet • propelled youngster eould really clean-up by being in enough right places at the right time. Today, Santa was busy carryChristmas Preview Today f u t a Clna K l out today on hts •turaal Joy-bringing trek around tha world. HI* trip once more wilt Aimonitrate that Christina* come* federal time* a year, despite the old saying. In Europe there will be four separate Christmas-type observances between now and Jan. , Weather ^ f ilr today and tonight cloudy Saturday. Today is St. Nicholas Day, a religious holiday. As a sort of Christmas preview in Germany, Santa Claus distributes bundles of green switches and packets of chocolates and randies to remind children they must behave if they want larger rewards on Christmas Day. Swiss children get the same re­ minders. la Bari, Italy, H is a day of religious commemoration la trib­ ute to the first Stint Nicholas, who Is hurled there. But the re­ ligious holidsy, and the saint, really had no connection seith modern Christmas ceremonies. In Holland, atrarthalaaa, this was ths big day. Santa Clani can­ tered through the streets ef Am­ sterdam on an Impressive white horse. His blicksmoor servant, •'Slack Piet", followed with a bundle of awttchea. Dutch children and their par­ ents, who started celebrating with a massive dinner last night, ex­ changed their p r e s e n t s today. Practieal jokers presented their masterpieces after weeks of plan­ ning, and shook with deep-bellied Dutch laughter at the recipients unwrapped pencils hidden deap In three-toot long Imitation cigaret* and herrings in canary rages. Santa Takes Breather Tomorrow Santa takes a breath­ er. On Dec. 21 he plunges into the second round — Scandinavia, Aus­ tria. Switterland and Germany again, where presents are opened on Christmis Eve.* Although aircraft, helicopters and even Sputniks were being pressed into service in the rest of the world, Finnish children know he drives down from Lappland In a curly-runncred alcd drawn by Finland’s own reindeer. The next day, Dec. 23, Santa makes hit rounds of Great Britain, Portugal, and France where he leaves his gifts in wooden homes in front of the fireplace, or o* this radiator If fireplace* irs licking. Britain keeps on celebrating through Dec. SB .which la ca’led "Boxing Day.” And finally, on "Old Christmas'* —Jan. *—there's a last round for tho weary old man, to Spain amt Italy, although in the latter Ito gets ■ helping hand. S te Hanford Iferald psrtly ■ EstablUhed 1909 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, DECEMBER «. 1957 SANFORD, FLORIDA. . ■ Shop and Save In Sanford 9 United Press Leased Wirt, NO. 142 Rocket Vanguard des On Ground CAPE CANAVERAL (UP)— The Into in orbit around the earth. U. S. effort to launch a satellite Russia now has two satellites wae a failure today. A moon—c a r­ whlziing around the earth. rying Vanguard rocket failed to A Massachusetts Institute of get off the ground when effort* Technology scientist said today he expeela the Russians to launch a were made to launch It. Flame and smoke belched from third satellite within a few Hays. the silvery missile when Paul Kar* All was thought to be in read­ pliac, a young propulsion engineer, iness today for a successful U. S. touched the button Mat activated take-off. An hours tong countdown tha liquid-oxygen led engines ef or final checkoff of pan In the Vanguard started at midnight. Thr the Vanguard. In Washington the Defense De­ most minute care had heen taken partment said It was Informed to make certain it would go this TliK VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN SHOWN here wa* reported by InvrMlgatinc officers as having skidd- that personnel at the aite appar­ time. A victory would have been sd (• feet into the path of an oncoming Atlantic Coast Line train restrrday aftrrnooon. Granville ently escaped Injury when the a tremendous propaganda triumph and would have once more raised Hvrlnvk, .IS, attached to the Sanford NAS was slightly injured In tha crash This la the fifth car- rocket blew up on Iti aland. train cravh In Seminole County vlnce Nov, 10, (Photo hy Bergstrom) A heavy imoke pall drifted in­ the U. S. scientific team in the eyei of its allies abroad. land. The Vanguard, It* btack-pointed But when the historic moment silver nos* pointed skyward, re­ came, a tremendous orange ball of flame at the base of the mis­ mained in Ita launching pad. The Pentagon information of­ sile, fallowed by an awesome fice, in telephone communication black cloud of smoke, signalled AWARDS FOR TOP FLOATS In the Jajeee-Merchante Awioelatioa Chrlitmaa Parade wepe made with Cap* Canaveril, had no de­ failure. Hundreds of Witnesses yesterday at the Jaycee luncheon meeting. John Alexander, Jaycee Parade Chairman, preaenta lb* tail! Immediately of reasons the Minutes later, pelicans wheeled tro p h ie s and plaques. Those representing winning clubs, organiaatloea, church** and aehoola w en; attempt was unsuccessful. over the base at Cape Canaver­ left to right) Masun Wharton. Holy Cross Kpisenpal Church; Mm. Hill Kirk, Womaa’a Club; Tum­ High-Level Effort my McDonald, Rotae) Club; Mrs. Velma Mitchell, Southald* School; Art Harris, Odham and Tudotj An all-out effort, ordered by al—the only sign of aerial activity LlCdr. E. If. Dohne, Naval Air Station; and Chairman Alexander. (BUff Photo) visible to hundreds of newsmen Law enforcement officials srs about two miles south of the San­ ferd Naval Air Station, emerged President Elaenhower and the end spectators who had gathered beginning to worry about tho build­ ford Naval Air Station. from the car suffering only a la­ highest defense officials of the ing number of auui.nobite accid­ A 19M Volkswsgon Sedan skidd­ ceration of the forehead, a cut nation, had gone Into the crash on the beach to witness the event. program for getting a U. S. moon ents In the Sanford sem hole Coun­ ed M feet Into the path of an on­ knee and bruises. ■— * Is * * wl*»* SP» *** ty area. coming Atlantic Coast Line freight Korinck, attempting to pass an ,-yvhe fifth automob'L train eta*n train. The small car, driven by automobile either parked at the Plans Underway in 13-days was reported yesterday Graudvilte Korinck, a 38-year-old Intersection of the highway and i Plana are being formulated for afternoon on south Sanford Ava. navy man attached to the San- railroad track<r nr traveling slow­ the tenth annual Christmas ball of ly to come to a stop, went Into the Seminote County Interfratcr“ Lots of times we stand up when pie,” he said "and people are the the path of the train to have bis nlty Association. The gay affair WHY do we eat mince pi* we don't know what we're stand­ most Important." car thrown 51 feet by the Impact, will he held Dec. 23 at the Mayfair at Christmas timet according to investigating offlc Inn. Dancing will be to the tunes ing for," A. W. "Woody" Webber, Webber spoke yesterday to the Members of the Sanford Rotary ers. of Tony Teres and his orchestra. District Manager for Southern Jaycee* on "Personnel Problems." Club, »*' \ \ ma t at their regular weekly meet­ Rcll Telephone Company told JayApparently the small automobile All members of national college Hut ’HA■» “ It behooves us to do what we ing next Monday noon at the Yacht rolled over several time before fraternities or sororities may re­ cees yesterday at their noon lun­ can to motivate people to attain 4 l|t e tUJs l |'{ j i )| Club, will wltnesa a demonstration coming to a stop on its side. The ceive tickets upon payment of their cheon meeting. Increased sales; easier way to do on the Hammond electric chord train was traveling west pnd the “ Most of our business is made things; and efficiency," Webber dues In the Association. Informa­ organ of "Musical Memories". Is dead! tion caused by a hemorrhage into automobile south. tion on this will be published later. up of money, machinery, and peo- explained. Glen -Nelson, the organist, and There were extensive damages to Tha 13-year-old male lion, one the pleural cavity.” A • successful Influeneer must Roger Gregory, aa the narrator, the Voll agon but no damage to City Manager Knowles said that Of the pets at the Sanford Zoo, was have a clear Idea about what he appeal through the courtesy of ths found dead this morning when Dr. Toe also found a cancerous the trait, .vas reported. is trying to communicate, he com­ Cooper-Gregnry Mn.de Co. and The train, in charge of Conduct type growth on the liver of “ King" James Bedenbaugh, assistant Zoo mented. “Wo say one thing and carry their listeners from the days tho plaque. their church scene entry. Mason and specimens have been taken or I*. II. Harvey, came to a stop Award* were presented to win­ Xcepcr, made his rounds about 0 the hearer hears another so sv# of ■ carnival with Ita steam callIn the School Division, Golds­ Wharton accepted the plaque for ners in the float competition of the O'clock checking the condition of and are being sent off for exami­ !n eight car lengths. boro Elementary School won a must edit our message In order ope through memories of violin, the church. nation. J a y e * * • Merchants Association Deputy Sheriff James Singletary too animals. In the Business Division, top trophy for their top entry of a that It will be hoard as we mean comet, orchestra and hand con­ "He hadn't been dead very ordered the train moved one ear Christmas Parade it yesterday’s certs, all played on the Hammond "King" has been In the Sanford place winner was the Odham and large float “Shepherds and Ca­ It," Webber told the Jaycees. length in order to clear traffic luncheon meeting of the SanfordZoo about 10 or 11 years, City long,'* City Manager Knowles said. on the heavily traveled highway Seminole County Junior Chamber Tjpdor float depicting “Candy mel". Southside School won a Then ho commented "A lot of by Nelson. ocal Accident Number rows As Car Hits Train Southern Bell Official Rolarians To Hear Speaks A t Rotary Club Musical Program Af Luncheon Meet Autopsy Shows King' Dies Of Suffocation Parade Winners Receive Awards Manager Warren E. Knowles said morning. The huge lion was found lying en the bench in Ills cage with his bead hanging down. An autopsy, performed this morning by a local veterinarian, Dr. L. R. Poe revealed that the lion's death was apparently due to suffocation. Dr. Poe’s report to City Manager Warren E. Knowles was "suffoca­ At 9 o'clock this morning rigor mortis was just beginning to set in. The city obtained "King" as a real young cub and he had be­ come so lame that the Zoo Keep­ er, Mrs. Arnold Hood, could walk up to the cage and rub his head. “He was very gentle," the city manager explained. The death of “King" leaves Just one lion at the zoo, a female “ Quecnie".' to the Sanford NAS. Investigating the accident were Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mack and Deputy Sheriff James Singletary. fo r Information On CIRCULATION PIL FA 2-2r.ll or after G:.10 p.m. PH. FA 2 0975 of Commerce. Two trophies and five plaques were presented So representatives of the various schools, churches, organisation* and businesses who took top place in the float competi­ tion. Serving a* Judges at the Wed­ nesday parade were: Mrs. Lionel A. Arthur. Cireult Judge Voile A. Williams Jr., and Postmaster Joel Field. * In the Church Division the Holy Cross Episcopal Church took top place and received a plaque for Land". Second place was taken hy the Sanford Naval Air Station for their float “Santa's Workshop " Accepting the plaque for Odham and Tudor was Art Harris and for the Sanford N'avaT Air Station was LlCdr. E. II. Dohne. In the Civic and Fraternal Divi­ sion the Sanford Rotary Club look top place with their entry “Child­ ren of the World". Tommy Mc­ Donald accepted tho plaque. Se­ cond place was won by the Sanford Woman's Club for a “A Peek at Santa". Mr*. Bill Kirk accepted trophy for their entry of “Toy Soldiers". Mrs. Velma Mitchell ac­ cepted the trophy on behalf of the school. John Alexander, Chairman of the Jaycee Parade Committee, made the presentations. Hob MeKee, Chairman of the Balloon Sales Committee report­ ed to the Jaycee* that all balloons were sold before the parade was half over. A total of approximate­ ly St.'A was raised to provide funds for a shopping tour for children of Lutheran Haven. times we ran communicate better hy turning up the volume a lit­ tle louder or more often." Citing the tremendous growth In Florida, Webber said, "we're going to have to have more peo­ ple to do tho Jolt—more folks who are qualified to get our share— so we need to think In terms of deve­ loping people." Webber warned the young busi­ nessmen not tn make decisions for people they can make themselves. (Continued oi Page I) Sanford N A S Control Tower Is Busy Place The program, arranged by Char­ lie Morrison, Is similar to one staged here recently hy Nelson and Gregory, and at times, hy Net. and nelly Keller of tho same com­ pany. at the Sanford Klwanls Club, the local Shrine d u h and at the Congregational Christian Church. On Tuesday, they will appear before the Pilot d u h and on Pec. IT, will do their act at the meeting of the Farm Bureau, here Wives of Rotarlanx are Invited to hear the program Monday, Morrison stated, this morning. Additional Local News 1nation. The Control Tower at the San- 1 Coburn Air Control Man, Second Attack Wing One Other VAIL3 plane commanders ford Naval Air Station lx about Class, launched the first Skywar ] Sanford again flexed its muscles one of the busiest places in Flor rior bomber of a nine airplane and Ihe damage that might have in the homtiLg stream were LlCdr bomber stream from Heavy Attack been wrought had this not been a Phil Harward, Li (Jg) Dean Ort Ida. Radio communication to the lay­ Squadron Five and Eleven las'# bombing exercise defies the imagl- man and LtCdr. Robert Ostcrholm man is a mass of words than can night beginning at 9:33 p. m. These bombers, flown by your only be unscrambled by one who is trained to catch every syllable next doop neighbors in Sanford, simulated bombing attacks on At­ and every call. Signals hum constantly to keep lanta, Charlotte and Savannah be­ the control operator Informed as to fore returning here to their base. the whereabout* of every plane Each bomber can carry more de­ taking off from the Sanford Naval struction than that wrought by Air Station. A microphone is con- the entire weight of bombs dropp­ itantly at the operators mouth to ed in Worid War II Departing at 9:33 p. m. and carry message* to planes coming and going in a continuing stream. thereafter at iO minute Intervals, Strong beacon* signal messages the bombers formed a stream across the field of air strips to through the sky until the last one planes, trucks, jeeps, and other returned to Sanford at 1:33 a. m. transportation plying hack and this morning. forth taaiing planes onto the lakeWhile the citizens of yMlanta, off strip or readying others for Charlotte and Jacksonville slept, plane flighti scheduled practically the AM)’* from Sanford whistled every minute of the day and night. over their heads In the midnight "Orlando Air Traffic Control darkness only ten minute*. » clears Seminole One to the Navy MATRON Five contributed six Sanford Airport via Victor 26T to A3D's to the bombing stream, and Jacksonville, Victor three to Sav­ MATRON Eleven three. Lt. Robert annah, Victor on* eight five to Kennedy of VAILS was the Plane Augusta, Ga , Victor on# eight to Commander In Seminole One that Atlanta; two zero to Royston, Vic- left at 9:33 p m. nn the flight that tor three five to Asheville, NC. would eover many of the major to Savannah, Victor three to Day- cities In southern United States. ton* Beach, Victor 151 to Navy It was LtCdr. Louis Hoop that Sanford. Maintain 33.000 feet alti­ piloted Seminole Nine and was last tude in control area to Savannah, man to touch down in the early 17,non feet tn Charlotte, 39.000 feet morning. IN THE CONTROL TOWER at Sanford Naval Air Station. Cdr. Joaeph M- Tully Jr. end Lt. Cdr. to Navy Sanford.” LtCdr. rtttoa ipsa; the long Cy Filton natch operations aa a bombing stream uf nine plane* taka off el 10 minute intervale last With these words NAS Sanford vigil In the NAS Control Tower to night Each plane in tha simulated attack of three citim took uff from Sanford NAS on aplil-aecond X SANFORD ZOO 8 MALB Mon “K im ” waa found deed this morning in kie cage. An attraction vt-blalf Photo; Towaa Control Operator Jama* arariM tha operation tor Heave achedul*CSLai* l'b o W U* local 100 for 1nor* than 19 y e a n , "King’* wan lX-jeara-oid. 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, 1957 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 1957; <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/f6c272663d155c13a979800eebf23653.pdf 71b301c7f5d769288a6e02206e866115 PDF Text Text p b lM ? ft l« k kar t m d m be­ t a * * t could fan la with « . Aid 1 ( m u that'! my Mggett contri­ bution to toU show — keeping that tempo. ‘'Ha** v * meceeded?' la the ihtn* aa food aa HtketTiT Wall . . Two of the platoon 4 »abera drifted, ever tad sekj they wvre "Raalitenee? No, pan u p th en waa realatiim Bat lei'* put It this wap feed. CpI. Ren thaw, etutehlag an empty glare, was trying to nego­ tiate a refill. Pvt. Zimmerman waa entertaining an appreciative icture Tbmid tea Mi Lauder Temp* Th* M. G« deefcra Beach; ard M Paaani TV* moat suecceaftal ahowa tor two pear* and they were out to ykd Spa "ftp the and of the firat two "Whet's m a n I had m m a te n woaka I knew 1 had made I t Aad dlrcctad before. Tm a comedy wri­ later, 1 lean ed why I had~kidda te^ — rv a worked Cor the Mg ones, Caesar, Berta, Burna aad Allea, 8am Leveaeea,' Danny Thom- the value of the platoon, that ! mendously talented woman 6,000-Year-Old Sea Water In Natural Bottle In Norway By DXLOB SMTIW UbM Fiaa* Waff Cormpoalcad NEW YORK (UP) - Incredible aa it sound* to (dentists (and aa It will sound to you,) there Isn’t tdueh doubt that g.MO-year-eld sea water la contained la a natural "bottle" In Norway. Prof, fcaaro- Strom of the Uni* agree that these obstacles can be vanity of Oslo ravealed hi* own 9 n e a ssf aely by radically-(hinged deabe to be ekeptlcal In Inviting Americas attitudes. adeutliti of the wodd to partici­ ■ Ob* iBidbtoek la th* Insistent pate in a thorough atudy of an M n at many American parents aitonldilng phenomenon. tor a wide variety of training The "bottle" la a portion of ; aearaaa which, while admittedly Lake Tokko which on too aurfaeo in i In much of ita depths la a fresh water lake strictly. It la a very narrow lakt but a very deep one, with e maximum depth of 469 feet. Owe* Pert of le e 1W« lake waa once part of too sea. Some 6,000 peer* ago, the Few parents apparently realise ■ea receded to It* preient level how Urge a proportion of school which Is some MO feet below the ttete la sew devoted to such level of too lake. Evidently the "courses." A recent study la a tea water which remained behind mburben Ugh school that la wide­ in that eery ancient age of cata­ ly regarded aa oo* of th* nation’s clysmic change, still ia there. beat showed only TO par eent of " it Is certainly difficult to ad­ Its teaching time devoted to aca­ mit the ponlblHty of lea water demic subjects. In many high •till being left, but the complete schools, It Is less than So per cent, inatyils leaves no doubt as to tha The other Mg obstacle to higher water being *ea water," remarked education standards Is the Ameri­ Prof. Strom. cas belief that every child should H# and hia Norwegian col­ be compelled to attend school uo- league! In (heir intensive Investi­ tfl be Is If or li years old, re- gation*. first thought sea water gaidleea of his desire or aptitude must be bubbling up Into the fresh water from aatt springs In the like bottom. But they disproved this theory when they found that too bottom contained virtually none of the kinds of day which could store the salty waters of tha long-gone set. They ftnslly figured thst whet must have happened was this: When the sea receded, It loft tha lake cavity filled with ica water. L iter when a river formed, It took In one end of tha cavity as part of Its channel. Halt Water Cornered Tills Pow of fresh waler cori nered salt water In too rest of i tha cavity. In tha dowd-moit, fari thcr-most, (hero was no Inter1 change of salt and fresh-water, ■ nor has there tw-en since. Thus ■alt water waa "bottled" by na| ture. i fresh water took over tha an> tire surface, of course, and this, l In effect, put a stopper In the hoti tie. Strom reported that In this . portion of the lake there was . semi-stagnant water beginning at I a depth of jnj feet and sxtend> Ing downward to 432 feet. 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"A Gift From Yowell’s Means Morel �WASHINGTON (VP>—President Elsenhower1a reevnry from a cerebral attack apfaared today to L ira wall outpaced the e x p e d i­ tion! of k ti doctor*. —pne week ago the President's fnydelan, said his recent illness would “require a period of rest and nftwtantlally decreased sctlv* Ity estimated at a*A«ral' weeks." s Recovery Seems To Outpace Doctors' Expectations Ills schedule Taesday aad to­ day, however, bare no particular resemblance to “r u t and sobstantlalty decreased aethUy." Re scheduled a meeting today with Republican Rouse, and Sen­ ate leaders to go over adminis­ tration plana for the next Con­ gress. L ater this week, poatlbly Thurs­ day, he plana to drive to (Is firm at Gettysburg, Pa., for a long weekend. The President's day Tuesday was am attng In Its length and oc­ cupation In the light of the doc­ tor’s statements of• only * a week ago. The President devoted most 6f the morning to the bipartisan con­ ference of Congressional House and Senate leaders. This meeting lasted from t:M a.m. to 12:91 p m. The President left for an hour and 29' minutes but spent this time In his office. 1 He went to lunch and a midday rest at about 1 p. m. and returned to his office at 2:99 p^n. Thera ha bald conferences with Dr. James R. Killian, his (Psclal sel-| about bis having suffered either entitle adviser, and Vice Frasl- a elot or a vascular apasm In dent Richard M. Nixon. Ha v so ona of the small blood vcaasls of dictated to his personal setretaiy, hla brain to the point that it had Mrs. Ann Whitman. caused some speech Impediment. Thus hls office day, excluding Speech Impedhneat Gene the hour and a half off for luneh, The speech Impediment has disran from 9:15 a.m. to 5:20 p.m. appeared and the White House ’This was one week after hls phy- has decided to discontinue dally slclani were Issuing bulletins medical bulletins as long as the President continues to progress satisfactorily. Press Secretary Jamas C. Hagerty said bulletins would tu t ha Issued unless there was a change In the President's condition. The White House still had no word on whether the President win go to Part* *- ’ ‘ - .North At­ lantic T. ' “ sum­ mit" meeting later this, mouth. If he goes in all probability ha would h ire to l o a n Washington soma tim e around D o t 14 to ar­ rive In Paris far the opening of the session Dee. IK A decision on Paris may not ho made until soma time next week after the President returns from Gettysburg. Shop and Save In Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA. NEWSPAPER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1057 United Press Leased Wire Launching PLENTY OP BALLOONS were available at l* 4 * A annual Jayree-M whants Aanoeletlon Christmas Parade. Uader the direction of Hob McKee, chairman of the llalloon Committee, balloon* were blown up last nisht. Funds from the sale will go to providing Luthdran Haven children with a Christmas ■hopping tour where thsy will purchase gift* for on* another. (Staff Photo) Big Crowd Sees Yule ’Parade, Welcomes Santa Mrs. F. Murray Receives Award Mra. Frances Murray of Sanford •has been awarded a certificate * faent In the 1957 C a r d ! Lane M /w a rd s for Tfalflc Safety. I The award was presented at a luncheon given In her honor at Flnecrest Inn yesterday. A. E. Houck, publications repre­ sentative of the Shell Oil Co. and T- H. Scobcll, Shell Oil Co. reresenUtlva of DeLand, made the ward. The award presented Mrs. Mur­ ray was one of seven in four states. Attending (ha luncheon were: Mrs. Velma Mitchell, Ance Mit­ chell. Sanford Police Chief Roy Williams, Sheriff J . L. Hobby. Capt. Arnold Williams, Sergeant Ben Butler, Herold llcckenhach, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. Mrs. tklilca Willi nk, and Superintendent Of Public Instruction It. T. Milwee. Mrs. Murray waa honored for promoting the organisation of a bicycle inspection program In Sanford, a countywide mothers pa­ trol at bus stops, and a boys patrol on school buses. Mrs. Murray Is safety chairman of the County Council Parent Teachers Associa |fa n . The Carol Lana Awards, named far women's travel director of Shell Oil Co., are the only national awards recognising the accomp­ lishments of women In traffic safety. They are presented for significant contributions to the pre­ servation of lives through deve­ lopment and direction of an elfcc. tivc traffic program. t CAPE CANAVERAL, <UP)— I .ait nrim te complications— of a routine nature — delayed this na­ tion's first satellite launching at­ tempt today and bad weather could further upset the llmbtahle. A storm front, expected to be of only short duration, was mov­ ing In on the Cape Canaveral launching site this morning with brisk winds. The Navy's Vanguard launching team, minutely check — Haling every function of the missile that will carry America’! baby moan Pianist Hailed By Local Concert Assn. Members An appreciative crowd applaud­ ed concert pianist Gerson Ycssln last night In the first program of the Mutual Concert Astoelatlon I t was the gayest moment in series for this season. Sanford's history whan the gigan­ The pianist, who mide hls ristic Jaycee Christmas Parade for bute at the age of seventeen, thrill­ 1957 stepped off a t erectly 4 ed the audience with hls playing o'clock this afternoon. of Chopin's Walti in C Minor. Fan­ Parade Marshall Herbert Stcntasy-In promtu, Nocturne In F Ma­ strom signaled the Highway Patrol jor ind Polonaise Is A-Plat. lotHU performance waa hailed by ,eara __ ,to. move . . . off tn the lead h .. Incumbent Mayor M. L. Gary itherifT; -Tire* Chief, OvM p,.opposed fo r.th e find a s drnt M. t . Reborn Jr. and Piratic Hit* »« • rears fa yesterday’s Debussy's popular Clair de Luna Irma John Alexander. Also In Oviedo City Election, was fleeted and General Lavlna were played Chairman the lead were the President of the by a landslide over hla opponent by the artist along with .MataMerchants Association, the City Joseph Kmmitt Priest. guena by Lecuona and Liszt's Commission, County Commission, Tarrantetla. Mayor Osry received 183 voles and Chamber of Commerce. George Gershwin's Rhapsody In The U. S. Marine Color Guard, to hls opponents 5. There wrre Blue and Three Preludes display­ a Marine Platoon iqd a Navy Pla­ approximately VS registered vot­ ed the tonal beauty of hit musi­ cianship. toon of the Sanford Naval Air ers for the election. Station headed t h o marching The four Incumbent eouncllmen The Three Maries: Alnllsh, Ainunits. Neat In the line of march who ran unopposed were elected. Ham and Mintlka was played in was the Seminole High' School Joo I. lieaslcy received 171 votes; the top three %claves with a light Band, the Pep Squad and Seminole W. Rex Clonts 174; Karl Daul 176; and lilting touch. High School float. The artiit then gave hls varla and J. Y. Harris 174. T Jere were tl sections of the B. F. Wheeler Jr. who has scrv- tlons of tho "Anlveriary Waltz." parade, each section In charge of ed is councilman of Oviedo for I Including tho way Beetbovsn Mo an Asalstant Parade Marshall. As­ a number of years did not seek **« tnd Chopin might Have writsisting Herbert Stenstrom were: reflection. Ilia brother-in-law. Wit- tan It. David Kllngensmith, Ralph Wight, liam II. Martin (ought the vacancy As a well-deserved encore, Sir. Everett Harper, Boh Shedden, Ma­ and received 169 votes. Yesiln p l a y e d Rachmaninoffs son Wharton, Bill Gramkow, Ho Although his name was not on Theme from tha Second Plano ward McNulty. Glenn McCall, Bob the ballot, Ben F. Ward Jr. recelv- Concerto, the Fire Dince and a . (Contimiid. on Page 9) i ed two write-in votes. Rraslltan piece. Gary Is Re-Elected Mayor By Landslide Law To Clamp Down On Violators Sheriff J. L, Hobby of Seminole County, fallowing a three day spree of traffic fatalities, Injuries and property damage, issued strict orders to his entire staff of deputy sheriffs to "clamp down on traffic violations." The Sheriff, yesterday, Issued the "slrletnrder" memo to hls officers to write tickets on all vio­ lations. "This spree of tn ffle accidents must stop," the Sheriff said and In ostler to keep our citizens -from killing *nd hurting themselves "we will be constantly on the watch for every violation.” Ono man was killed and Iwo In­ jured In a highway crash on State Road 413 at the Interesectlon of Brisson Ave. last Saturday after­ noon; another man waa killed Monday night af the Intersection of Country Club Drive and the old I,ake Mary Road when two cars crashed, one man waa Injur­ ed in the accident. The sheriff also pointed out that two people were Injured in a car-train colli­ sion tn Longwood. 1County Commission Sticks To Plat Law The Board of Seminole County, "We've been going along Uko this Commissioners yesterday "stuck ever staej I've been on the board to their plat law" and refused to . . we’re already enmeshed In ous approve six plats for Seminole' own laws." ^County developments. | However, County Attorney CleveCommtssloncrs, during the morn- land again pointed out that the Ing session, called for a cheek on *»«nl of commissioners has never each sit* by an engineer or eon- zdopled a procedure by which the tour maps provided. In order to 1?**1 *»w» m*f»h» ** tdministered. mu point drainage. I Commission Chairman Fred DyCounty Attorney Mack N. Clcve- »°n climaxed the discussion by apJsnd Jr. advised commissioners "If pointing a commute# "to provide you're going to have a plat law. » procedure" to which he named Commissioner John Kfider as „abide .. by It. If not,J do away with .W aa• a.B m .and as members- Com­ chairman, IL" * fy The discussion developed when missioner Homer Little, I* P. Ha­ .lev elopers failed to provide the gan, William Krslzcrt, Col. S. G. entire right-of-way for syeeli Harrlrasn and County Attorney along Ihctr developed areas when : Mack N. Cleveland Jr. adjacent areas "will probably ne­ We’re trapped fa our own laws, one commissioner commented. It ver be developed." Commissioner John Krider firm- will bo up to '.his committee to ly stated "We will have 30 foot1provide a procedure by which plats atrccts or we don’t accept them." might be examined, sites checked. The plat law requirements eime j and other necessary requirements up again for further discussion In ^met by developer* before plats are the afternoon session of the board j presented to the Board of CommitCommissioner Krlder a t » t e d | signers lor s iw u a jl Along with the property damage, the fatalities, Ihe injuries and suf­ fering, Sheriff Hobby said, there Is always the danger of hundreds more along the highways and roads of Seminole County. "AH of this must stop." he said, "and we are going to be watching around Ihe clock In order to provent motorists from running into one another." Constable J . Q "Slim" Gallo­ way, hearing of Sheriff Hobby's order, said "1 am going to crack down on traffic Violations along with the Sheriffs Department." Into spice, expected to bo rgidy for touching off the carrier rocket around 4 p. m. (eat), By that time, however, a storm with winds up to 23 mile* an hour was expected to be whipping the alV*. The front was expected to pass within an hour or so. leaving the weather suitable fnr a launch­ ing. * lias Top Priority 11 was emphasised here amt In Washington that no other missilefiring schedules had Interfered with (he firing of the Vanguard, which had lop priority, U is to put a ( inch satellite in an orhti around the earth. Herichel Schootey, Defense De­ partment public Information chief, laid "It Is perfectly obvious they are getting a tot of variables" In pulling the Vanguard through its pre-llight tests and "they have to doctor the times as they go along." All troubles found In the Intri­ cate mechanism were apparently of a minor nature that needed on­ ly adjustments to prepare the mis­ sile for a perfect flight. Winds rose to II miles in hour at the missile launching site this morning ami visibility was expect­ ed to be near zero by the sched­ uled 4 p. m. launching time. Daylong Rehearsal An 11-hour countdown that mast pigccile, th» hunching hegan at' S’ a.' m. lAirtrig (ho countdown period every member of the launching team rehearse* Ms as­ signments until all are letter per­ fect when the big shoot Is ready to go. Although the Vanguard wax get­ ting preferential treatment here, other members of the U. S. mis­ sile family also were being read­ ied. These included tha Snark, an Air Force guided missile, ami probably the Thor, a ballistic mis­ sile also belonging to the Air Force. Preparations on these missiles In no »'»y Interfered with the Vanguild project, however. STALLED ON ACL railroad tracks' at Longwood, thin car was twirled off tha tracka by a pasnsaxrr train. Two people were injured. David Webb ItUnkrnehip Jr., driver of tha rar waa ualajured when father were taken to Florida Sanltarlas ha jumped clear. Hla mother ami............ (Photo by Bergstroto) Brown Is Named Board Chairman Robert E, Brown was named Dir­ sou ami supplies and stationery at ector of the Seminole County Zon­ 11.000. Brown's appointment la affstting and Planning Commission by „ lva Dec. 9. The Board of Seminole the Board of hemlnolo County c ounly Commissioners terminated Commissioners yesterday. the service of John Fox as Direc­ The appointment followed the tor effective at midnight Dec. 9. The Board of Commissioners recommendation of Ihe Zoning and took exception to Col. Hsrrlmin’s Planning Commission. statement that the* Dirertor would However, after approving funds take care of inspections until a for operation of Ihe Planning and man for that office Is employed Zoning Commission, the Board of and until the program got under­ Commissioners r e q u e s t e d (he way. Commissioner John Krlder ask­ group to name ■ Building Inspect­ ed "Isn't the Building Inspector a or as early aa practicable. key man In the program? Col. 8. G. Ilarrlman, represent­ Cot. Ilarrlman explained that ing the Planning and Zoning Com­ "he’s not the kry but he's very Ministerial Assn. mission at yeilerday's session essential. Both men are essential," outlined a 116,500 budget for Ihe he said, "but both have different To Elect Officers fiscal 1937-38. Director's salary type Jobs. set at 16,000 with a |1,<WD llarriman revealed that the ZonTomorrow Morning was travel expense account; Building Ing and Planning Commission has The First rresbyterfan Church tnipcctor's salary was set at $3.- three or four applications for will be thr scene of tho Seminole OAU with travel expense at $1,000; Building Inspector under consld County Ministerial Association Secretary's salary was set at $2,- eratlon. meeting Thursday morning at IQ o'rlork. This Is the last meeting of Ihe 9-Year-Old Bags fiscal year and now members will lie elected at this time. All mem­ Six Point Buck bers are urged to be present for He's done it again! this Important session. A nine-year-old hunter broke all records with hls Thsnksgtving day bag of a six point burk. Young David Pell, hunting on Thanksgiving Day with hls uncle, Albert Pell and Joe Masters brought down the buck with hts shotgun In the Farmington Hunt Ing Area east cf Osteen. th e youngster has proof that he fired the shotgun himself because as he described It. was "black and blue" on hls right shoulder, lie used a 12 gauge single shot shot gun. David said that when he hit the buck the first time he reloaded hls shotgun and fired the second shot to stop the six point deer. He fired from a stump on which he was standing and brought hls deer down about <9 30 Thanksgiv­ ing morning. A hunter passing hy on horse* hark said "I'll trade you my horse and saddle for that deer." Of course, David turned down the of­ fer. , Weight of the buck was 100 pounds. QHici?is Refuse Tq Aidlfl Proyidtaj. Fire Protection ' Seminole County commissioner* turned "thumbs down" on a re­ quest from thr City of Sanford to assist In providing fire protection for the county areas outside of the city llmta of Sanford. City Manager Warren E. Know­ les explained In a letter to the Uoart of County Cdmmlssloneri that It took nearly 114,000 addi­ tional cost to maintain fire prolection in the county area. "There la no authority for tha county commission to appropriate funds for such as this," County Attorney Mack N. Cleveland J r, explained to the commissioners. He said "It la up (o the people to setup a tax district to provide 'funds for fire protection In the areas outside of city limits.' Commissioners Instructed the county's attorney to answer the letter from the City. Additional Local News On Page 9 't i l fik ilA tm e u WHEN nr* Christmas gift# presented la HoUsndt gjerues l u i J puu eem.vqj - ijlM n jlQ NATIONAL BAFETT COUNCIL'S Carol Laao Award proenird yrsttrday to Mrs. Frances Mur­ ray by T. It. rfrovell. Looking on during Ike presentation were: Superintendent of Public Instruction U. T. Milwoe, Sheriff J. U Hubby, Seoxell, Mm. Murray, and Sanford Polir* Chief Roy William*. Cl’buto by UcrgsUoMk ; ueq) u J a td »J» \ ,u y e*oU* J10l|l »A«a( u*jpp4a 9 jOfp-'Xuil eej •oijjj.v ,IS i« -MO uo ( DAVID PELL, HIS SHOTGUN, end a six point burk he brouehl down in tha Farminctun Hunting Aran about 1:39 Thankvgiv ing. David i.n 't oulta aa (all ns hi* shatgun. and Urn buck ia * Lain y �l.ittlc * menvonot lo lk s WJDE Del Monte Peaches 2l> Size Can TELLING) THAT WALLOONMAN MOWTOKt I KEPT TEU.N6 6AK3£ ME WAS M TTN 5.N T-4. U. S. GOOD HEAVY WESTERN wsu.. M*y*« ■pi> Witt TEACH MMA ^ LS&SON. LYKES SLGAR CREEK Wieners ROUND BONE 12 oz. Pkg. . 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FLORIDA OROWN GREEN SWEET JUICY 4 C 22-Oi ' i i i4 jL �-- 7 *. 7- V 7\ taflTs Asserts Tox Cut For People Out For Now All o f our great wars have been fought In Tha Chrtotmos f l w e e to a tlm* for friendgoodwill and pleasant fellowship. Part, the main by citizens armies. Our system of the obswvaitca Is an exchange of special national defense is based on a reasonably and grafting*. It to an excellent op* small military force and a large civilian re­ nltjr to as pr ies our warm affection serve. In case of emergency, our young members o f oar families and esteemed men are called Into the Armed Forces and a For manjr youngsters it (s a good firearm b place-1 In their hands. They are to got the thlnga they w an t Christ- expected to use It. So long as this situation comes but once a year and children exists, our boys wil want to own a gun and persuasive methods of sugyestlnr the know how to properly use it. This, too, U whbfc they meet desire. Some will normal.. Ownership of firearms by y o u n g their own automobile. Some will went Mcyele. Others will have their heart act people creates no problem so long as they have e sense of nsponsibUlty and a know, a real gun for Christmas. •There b an historic tradition In America’s ledge of guns. Like the automobUe, a gun •ttitudn oward fire*m s. Tt represents a can be safe or dangerous depending entirely priestess freedom won by our forefathers upon how well trained or how poorly trained which few other nations snjoy. It is re­ la the parson who handles It. Instruction in flected in the memorable stories of the ■afo gun handling now b being given In early pioneers in their fight against wild shooting clubs, schools, and the youth groups gnimsJs. savages, end other hardships as­ throughout America. In most cases It Is has. sociated with the development o f our nation. ed on courses established by the National I t lhree In our hiatory books and our litera­ Rifle Association of America. Every parent ture. We find It in the movies, in radio, in should see to it thnt his boy or girl knows rblon, and la active participation by mH- about firearms and firearms safety. Sooner Amaricans in the shooting sports, or later they win be faced with a request ___ in n s art part and pares! o f the precious for a real gun for Christmas. In many homes there is at least ona old ’ heritage of our youth. ' In early days, the ownership and u m of gun closely asoclated with family hiatory. t firearms was naeassary for survival. Today It may bo a flintlock from the Revolution, era do not depend upon them for our daily a cap-and-bell from the Civil War, or a meals ,but shooting continues to be an Im- •modern military rifle. On tha other hand, tant segment of our aetivitlea. The change it may be merely an old rifle or shotgun the manner of living In our society, with which was someone’s cherished possession. the even-increasing availability of leia-It is only natural that young people are in* Die time, less focused attention on parti, terested in guns and want to include them daptiem in activities such as hunting and among their personal possessions. target shooting. A s more people avail them, If your youngster h is a proper sense of selves of these wholesome activities, thsse responsibility sod knowledge of safe gun forms of recreation become a part of the handling, give him a real gun. It wilt be normal Uvea of our children. for him a cherished possession. r People Want Clear-C ut News Now Why b it that soma man who occupy placet In government a n reluctant to trust people with the truth? This ques­ tion b prompted by the pointless delay In revealing tha “alight chill’’ suffered by President Eisenhower was in raallty a mild stroke. Even after the true nature of tha Preai. deal’s al)rnent waa disclosed, there was con. fusion as to- its aafclausness. Reporters were not permitted to interview the consulting . physician. They sought in vain to get daar, direct answers to simple questions that were legitimate concern of the American people. The result wss a welter of rumors and fears of the sort which the White House h ig h ! Tho Sanford Harold W o i .r .4 u ****** l l u . M i l * * 0 * t* 0 * v ST. 1010 . 1 IS* h r t n m „ t l B**f**S r t t t M * . * > 4 ,f i t * *•« • ( C l* * * * * . ■( l » * t 8, 10»» r t s o riaawnra, W tK IQ V M m w 'i i c r*vu*%*. a s t s * U - X M N I I u M il* * ■vaiTS J. cvawtxe. a ***«*»*<«< lM . S d U u iir O il hr O •***!* m ****** o*»***i lift* * * i t t n u . a ••**(■ •i**ft (*«**4*r, sat*n**i*o U **h IN * , i**4*r « 4 n * iir Cfcrt** Tt* N»**I4 I* • ■ n t . t ml |h* V*tl*C * i h , w tl.t I* **1111*4 **«l**lf*lr •* Ik* I** r***kllMtl** ml *11 Ik* l***l M«* |iUI«4 I* Ikl* M *tM W '. ■ ra s c m rrio x ■ t m O** M **(k B * C***l*r II.M i n . W .a tk * VUr ■la H * * lk * o *> T * * r ears a ttu Sit IIUlMrr Utt***, **t4 ml (task*. **Mlai|.a* *■* W*U*«* ml ••t**tal*****t far tk* h i h h ml ,■!*•■* tmmtm will k* *k»n*4 I n it n n lM *4**Ml*t** nIH . W ibii*b*4 Page 4 Wednesday, December 4, 1957 had tried to svert. There was no valid reason for spoon feeding the public with news of the Pres! dent's attack a little at a time. When there Is bad news, the pepole should promptly be given a straight, clear-cut acount of It. Americans are the free citizens of s g n a t nation. They should not be treated lik e children. a f ,»> . Shopping Early Has Meaning The annual exhortation to do your Christ­ mas shopping early is bursting into full flower again. The question arises: Why? There are several excellent answers. For one thing, the selection of gifts Is best esrly in the buying season. Shoppers are less numerous, too—and considerably leas tense and agituted. Clerks are sweeter-tempered and can give more time to individuals. But the best reason of all for shopping early is that this frees one’s mind and spirit for the renl meaning of Christmas. That meaning is not to be found in a harried rush to get down through a check list of gifts to be given. Christmas b * joyous celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. It should not be marred by a last-minute rush to do what ought to have been done weeks before. • • • Maybe the beat way to convince the very young that * career in science might be a t. tractive would be to show pictures of nu­ clear physicists wearing two six shooters. Agriculture News to one half pounds of 4-1)12 or 4• 4 fertiliser per 100 square feet of row. Make on* application before planting or per year for.bougain­ villea. Sidadress bulbs two or three time* during the growing season. When fertilising treei, use three pounda of M 4 per Inch of treo diameter for smell trees—that li, those le u than six Inches to diame­ ter. For largo trees—oter tlx in­ ches—use five pounds per inch of diameter. For moro details or help with special problemi or for bulletins on these subjects contact or drop by tho county agricultural egont'a office In th* Court House. Seminole County rinks IBth ka total aereaga planted to ornamen­ tal nursery itoek to 4S Florida counties, according to the ltSi-M season State Plant Board Inspec­ tion reports. This amounts to over a million plants planted an soma TT aeree. By CECIL A. TUCKER, II I of the tree. Before planting shrubs, sis and bulbs, Just because fall la here, don't' ennuels. perennials put your ornamental plants on a i broadcast the fertiliser evenly starvation diet U you went them ' over the bed tree, then work it to do their beet for you plan to into the top eight Inches of the give them adequate fsrtlliisr at all ■oil. Altar planting, water tha a m , broadcast the fertiliaor for aeaions of the year. Extension Ornamental Horticul­ shrubs, perennials, and annuala, turist R. W. McElwt* points out then water in the fertiliser. Bulbs, that we fertilise ornaraentele to oa tho other hand, may b* sidesupply them with nutrients— the i dr****d For annuals and perennials, an raw material* they use In their food manufacturing and growth avenge soils, Dr. McElwee recom­ re • sses. This, In turn, stlmu- mends using one to ono half pounds i vegetative gra wthigd flow- of * 4 4 fertiliser per 1W equere •ring during the growing teaton; feet of bed or lOo feet of row. foot growth during the domsut Use nitrates ae needed to tpetag and summer aenon and the growing season. For shrubs, sueb ae aialeai, Timing La Important In fcrtiliiatton Trees should be fertilised in camellias, bougalnvillaai, hibiscus, oarly spring, when grouth starts; gardenias, and erotons, apply on* shrubs in early spring, early sum- to om half pounda of 44-4 per 100 » * r and late fall, with perhaps square feet of arte. Mako four another application la late eum- applications per year ae indicated m tr if heavy rains follow early above. Tho first public weather service For bulba and bougainvillea Dr. in this country was established to summer application; annual! and perennials and bulba, at time of McElwee recommends using one Cincinnati, Ohio, ia 1504. planting end two «r three lime* during the growing season. Another Important cooelderatloa la how to apply tho fertiliser. For tm * . apply It to poach bar holes U Inches deep and II lnchet apart, •paced under tho entire canopy E General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY WANTED Hy level ergaaisatiea . . . . or Woasa* with oaporience to ■eating public tor port-Uma wort. Meal have ear. Write ilk* Herald, Bax C-IF Giving ago NEW TOPS ( U F > - \ key vrexstonsl Democrat d-Harsd t*. tfsr that Satis* • rim ti'h advan­ ce* nrobsbty have ruled out a ta t cut (Sr the American people tat the next t a r or ftvo years sad posJlWy looser. The aseortlan came from RepWitbur D. Mips of Arkansas, see rankinf Democrat on the Houao Ways and Satina Commit­ tee which origlnatea all tax iagltA clone adviser on tax policy to Speaker Sara Rayburn, Mills played a major role la p en Democratic l e a d e f o to eai plana for a tai-cuttlng drive the last session of Congress. In • speech prepared for the American Tax Foundation, W ill made two major potato: Tho I! JHW,000.000 budget aurptus forecast by tba adminlatratlofl la October for the current fiscal year la already disappearing and the government may wind up the yaar June 10 with a budget deficit. Spending ia running higher «»d revenues lower than anticipated The space-age defense program haing planned to m eet the now Soviet challenge will result la a "prolonged rise” In defease spend­ Dy RUSSELL KAY veralty. We like te tktnk of Florida as Into tbla building Dr. Alien Is ing. tt could ba accompanied by up and cemlof. • leader among pouring hla deepest thinking. hla a resurgence of Inflationary forI ees that would mako tt economicthe states. We enjoy reading ac­ counts of the state's pragm a and S T S .21S S S 5 development. director o f K r ie s . Wo i t .Urt | When someone speaka of Florida Immediately acquiring book* but 1 .. as "woefully backward’’ we tm- I want t building constructed f o r! “ n *p*ndin< lrap,et U Wt* mediately question the statement 230,000 volumes and capable of! When 1 opened ■ letter today from eipanilon. The Unlversiy of Flor­ my friend Thomas Dreler, a mem­ ida baa ioo.ooo books. ber of the State Library Board MI want enough room for 2,000 and ra id tha bald statem ent ’’Flor­ m u , we can use tha rooms for ida la woefully barkwarda" I didn't claea work at first until expnnalon The Editor like i t of th t library itself ia possible but The Ssnford Herald, For more yaari than 1 ran re­ I want the library under one roof Sanford, FIs. num ber Tom has been dovotlng a for afflelent and economical opera­ Dear Sir: good deal of his time and reiourcYou and the Herald staff hive tion, I want optn book itaeks, as to promoting librarian and hi* easy of acceae to student," Allen been most cooperative In support latter waa to point out to me that said. tog th* Seminole County United Florida ranks 30th among the Fund drive. “ tt must be an exciting place, states aa far as library facilities Cltiieni of Sanford should be this library, offaring modern faelf*grateful for your public spirited tolilies such a j closed circuit tele­ Tom btmoans tba faet that so terest In these deserving commu many of our civic Isadora show vision viewing rooms, music listen­ oily projects. Ctrtoinly all of oa ing and languaga listening booths, lUtlo latorsit In Increasing tha who have been working to Um montit capacity of our cltlsans. art viewing rooms and projection United Fund campaign want to A library can offer ao much In roomsgfor documentary films we thank you for the fine coverage the way of cultural advantage to will keep. you gave to k ttp your readers In­ Tba library building will be the formed of tho p ro rren of this ex ■very dtisen and It ia unfortunate that ao many of ua Ignore this fact heart of ,the campus and on iu cellent charity effort. and show little Interest la tho sub­ top Goar I want a faculty lounge Your* truly, where Instructors can go to snjoy ject. George Teuhy. President Dr. John S. Allen, the very cap­ a coffee break, to get to know United Fund. able and likeable president of tho each other better and become a vrorilng team ," Re concluded. new state university that ia to bt erected in Tampa, knows that an Just aa a library Is the vary adequate library must bo tho heart heart of a university, so should a ef tho institution. library be tha throbbing heart of When Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler a community, offering Its eltlsena started the Unlvarilty of* Califor­ tho Information and the Ideas thay nia he aald, "Give mo a library need for tbelr mental growth and and I'll build a university around material success. Tfflth th* proper 1*-” public library aystea th* mental Dr. Allen holds this aame view capacity of the state will b# toand in a recent press interview he crossed and our eltlsens become said that the canter of tho cam­ bettor Informed end better able pus, dominating tt geographically to cope intelligently with the probend Ideologically, will bo tho lib ra-1lama of business and averyday ry, tha highest building at tho uni- ■life. Too Late To Classify Ityews Keeps 90-Year-Old Mother Prisoner CHICAGO (UP>— A SO-jrtar olt widow was hold a virtual prisoner by her spinster daughter ia as empty nine - apartment building In Of iemcc AUGSBURG, GERMANY (AHTNC)—Army Specialist Third Clajj Leroy Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Route 2, Sanford. Fla., recently participated in f practice parachute Jump with the ll|h Airborne Divisions lltth In­ fantry in Germany. Specialist Taylor, a clerk in lha Infantry’s Headquarter! Company, executed tho Jump under eimulated combat conditions. Taylor entered the Army la July IMS and arrived In Europe In March 1N«. He wpa graduated from Seminole High School In IMS. 9 with » Ugkt or heat and little toed, s probate court hearing hat revealed. Tba mother, Sira. Hattie Rico, widow s i ■ Chicago grain broker, weighed euly 1} pounda when poUce broke Into the bhilding and rescued her. She said she had only a tow sips of milk far five daya and bogged police for food. apartmentAuUwriUes foreed their way ‘T*ve been praying for a year that somebody would rescue ms,” past Dorothy and found the bed­ ridden M n. Rice with her other the told authoritie. The btxrarc case came to light spinster daughter, Marian. 53, 1y Monday when Probata Judge Rob­ tog dead in bed betide her. e rt J. Dunne appointed a con­ Ncster laid Marian, who hid servator for the eatatea of Mrs. suffered from epilepsy, apparently died of malnutrition and natural Rice and her daughter, Dorothy. ■. Copt. Fremont Nestor of *ub- causes. Dorothy has been committed t r urbaa Oak Path police said au­ thorities were summoned by th Kankakee state hospital for neighbors to Um Rico apartment the Insane. The apartment building, which building across the street from the exclusive Oak Park Club, on could have provided the family income. bad with s substantial income, Nov. a . The neighbor* aald they heard Seen vacant aince 1541 when Dor­ Dorothy a h o o t l o g incoherently othy ordered the tenants to leave t o '* s btlceay ef the Junk-straws • because she opposed rant controls. om m m “I cth’t htnrt counting until ha fallal" I idiV i 553 Choose Frames Carefully For The Child's Glasses Vp HUMAN N. HMMJIM, HA. YOU have ts u a s great deal of girls. It seems they emphasise tare when purchasing ilxaees for the round lines of childhood In a your youngsters. warm feminine way. The eye specialist will make For little boys, angular or •art that the learn comet the squared lenses probably are ad­ chtld’a visual dUBeulttos, hut ftl visable. Ivon though thslr faces up to you to help him pick out b u tt *01 yet developed the angu­ tho proper etyte of frames. lar Unas associated with mascu­ Mo Ridicule linity, such lenses make them Children, remember, can be took grown-up and attractive. very cruel with their remarks, so Them 0 3 you must be certain that tha If your child keep* pulling oS frame* of your youagrtafa it glasses, attach a shoelace the gUes« ora eo attractive that •f hla hair to the sldeptoce they bring admiring comments behind the ears tad the* knot from his playmates Instead of them at the buck of hla head. ridicule. You can do the n n e thing For one thing, t e n t give with Utile glrla. eacept that 1 child spectacles th at am t ■uggset you use n ribbon, instead large for hiss far tear th at be wig of a shoelace, and knot It In u Mg outgrow the proper u m . Lari A T m * Children Uke to do thing* by Of aonne hell outgrow ___ MMtive*. Ha you can help la Um*. last ae be outgrows his hooot your younrstcr’s morale by ahoeo and clothes. Pwt nke many permitting him to select hla own •4 hi■ toys s*d dotting gtoss frame* from among several tta e W rig iM Which you know ore well-salted ko him. a year, anyway. Ho I think r s veep * nabs your ekfld lw* j task to auvo a tow domain. Up son Is constantly food hock up Into his he* swallowing * •gain. What causa* this? Tho Institute Answer; T h is condition to whUb kuowe a lid itanttoo. i t usually etfte ttsaa I ds. ssgn tank I* children, and generally lens ora fat O t o h wn u h a f w r a nwwes fu r y a u r money A t d S UP TO $«00 later Repeat of a sensational Sell-out! 100% ZEPHYR W O O L KNIT DRESSES WITH HEMS YOU SHORTEN WITH A PULL OF A THREAD th a s e n e d a y I Y o u e a la o t y a u r o w n re p a y m e n t p la n I FAM ILY PHONE FA 3-4451 F I M A N C I S I K V I C I , IN 7 JAMES B. GUT ■■ Letters To Editor 312. EAST FIRST STREET M. JAMES GUT - ‘ • - . ‘ r • '* * TODAY’8 TW K Tt*- . a f eon fo rd 125 Sc j I.i Park Avenue • Telephone: FAJrfas 2-441F $ ............................... Another new ehipment. . . Just unpacked a t P< lured wool hand . . . Sea their rich angora and walk easily, never pull t a u t . . . their smooth ru, made for you! Red, beige, nutmeg, aqua. 10 to 18. ty ’t Feel their fine 4,x1 *tnIl trims- Their xkirtii n shoulders fit oa though P*?«. green, navy I Sizes g \ �•safari ^m SS Wed .Dee. 4, 1957—Pag* 8 Woman’s Page Conning The News ■r Virginia Conn . u *m ? m tm Patty Loop la a girl of diversi­ golf and rained when they wanted CASSELBERRY- T h e fied talents, especially aa tong as to sleep or relax. Pretty nice. Christmas Bazaar el t Guess Earl Higginbotham knows children are envolved Patty, who berry C om suattp M e t h e d l t l has one son, Is the new den mo­ a news story when he sees It—and Church will spra at 11 ther of Den i. Pack 10, as well is his idea of newa la tha light of Saturday, D*;. 7 trader the leader of Brownie Troop 20$. Emily and Frank Woodruff hav­ of Mrs. George Ketter, ing lunch together at ooe of the She has no girls. chairman. Results of both of these endea­ drugstores—and Frank paying for ^ < 1 I Booths, offering for sale an as­ it. Earl needs to look around. vors w e n seen last week In the sortment of home-baked grail, Seminole Memorlat Hospital, where Seems to me there's a lot of men handmade aprons, doO riothet, a display of tha First Thanksgiv­ taking their wives out to lunch fancy towels and many oth r Kama ing w ai placed In the waiting every ilnglt day. I’ll be the first will be a rt up In typical bazaar room., The scene was made by to admit that 1 wish I were one of t i n e r l - c a w F j§ r: « s p r , manner. One of the feature Items, Brownie and Cub Seouta, eaeh them. In eonitant demand, according IP While I don’t have a lot of naws ***.*:y Ji i /* ' f a * . . * working In their own group. Patti Mrs. Wayne Smith, one of tha took the beat of eaeh for the group­ tonight, perhaps 1 ean tackle gent­ chairmen, will be the 'sleepying In the hospital. The details ly a subject which la being n head" pillow. Hand palate/ utility w en perfect, right down to ■ tiny eelvad with a difference af opin­ sett will be shown and one booth turkey made of elay, restlag on a ion. For years we have all put will be deroted to flowers and T. B. Christmas seala on our pack­ platter. plants and one to white elephsat Don’t forget books for the Fine- ages and cards. This year the T. Items. Association did not Join the ere at School Library. Books suit­ : - r 's ' The Christian tyome Makar* So­ able for ehlldnn In grades one United Fund Drive. Wn are sorry MRS KIRBY F1TR JR - leader or Brownie Troop S it. *lx new brownies with their pine through five a n needed. While they did not, but they felt they at investiture ceremonies ante* held Monde Monday at the Ike Place Plaec rest. Baptist Church. Mrs. Stephen Oliver la the ciety will serve a ham dinner, W> cleaning out closets, shelves etc., had always done so well with seals assistant leader. Left to right, Mary Stainer, Linda Conn, Mrs. Fite, Carolyn McBride, Margaret glnnlng at 8 p. m. All for visiting Christmas nlatlves, that It was not necessary. It la Wilson, Deborah Ilowe, Melanie Paulsen. (Photo hy Bergstrom) will go into Use church budding fund. think of the school. Living in Flor­ our policy at this newspaper to ida la wonderful, but since th en support the Fund Drive- We be­ a n no nttles moat of our posses­ lieve in 1L However, there la no Casselberry Club The dragonfty la a creature «t sions a n thrown out when wa ean reason why we cannot put In the air, never walking. His lag* n ^ longer use them. Don't throw word or two for the good .deeds Has New Members are used ooly for catching Y w out those books! Call the school done by the T. B. Association. If tain Church will meet at the WEDNESDAY CASSELBERRY— A vote to a- and a t landing and perching and someone will be glad to pick you intend to uso your aeali, Prayer Meeting will be held at church December S at 10:00 A. M. mend the constitution of the Wom­ please send what you ean for them up. If you do not wish to the First Baptist Church at 7:30 Mr*. Ubby Brandies will be In an's Club, changing Its meeting of day meeting. glvo them away, perhaps you them. P. M. and Sunday School Workers' charge of the program. Recent members added to tha 8 p. m, lo an eerller hour will be might lead them during tha achool council at 8:15 P. M. FRIDAY club's roster are Mrs. John Baa* year. taken at the club’a meeting Wed­ Girl Scout Troop No. 181 of the World Day of Prayer. Come to mer, Mrs. Joseph Mulaon, Mrs. Last year the Lake Mary Volun­ Audubon Society First Presbyterian Church will the Chapel of the First Baptist nesday night, Dec. 4. Carl Jack, Miss Clara L. C arpal* teer F i n Department put on a meet In the Youth Building et 3:30 Chureh any time during the day A color slid* program on home er, Mrs. W. W. Wilson and chicken barbequ* that lingered Hears C. R. Mason p. m. for prayer. decoration, furnished by the Cele- M. J . O bent. long in the mind. With the pro­ The Seminole Audubon Society The Senior High Fellowship of MONDAY nese Corporation was shown at ceeds they bought a good part of mat at the Civic Building In Fort the First Presbyterian Church will There will be ■ meeting of the the club'i recent Wednesday meet­ lovely fire engine that allows Mellon Park, Sanford, Monday meet for supper at 8:00 p. m. IV W Friendship League of the Congre­ ing. Mrs. Carl Michael and Mrs. M-n end women t r y Niagaras Lake Mary residents to sleep in evening, for Its regular monthly The Senior High Choir of the gational Christian Church, In the Roy Pottleger were hostesses end Deep peaetratlag moorage No -ahh and beta* peaee. This year the enterprising business meeting. The guest speak­ First Presbyterian Church will Fellowship Halt of the church at Mrs, II. II. Hart and Mrs. Herbert '0 treatm ents V88 Lake Mary cltisens wish to build er, C. Russell Mason, Eaecutlve meet for rehearsal at 8:30 p. m. 1:30 p. m. December I. Christmas Morrison were guests. A ThanksCall Marfdaa H— a home for their fire truck. So, Director of the Florida Audubon The Senior High Fellowship ol boxes will be picked to be sent ' giving Day theme was carried out 1887 N. Oraags Ave. they are having another barbe- Society, gave a colored slide talk the First Presbyterian Church will to the Seminole County Homo, Orlando, Ph. GA 2-8174 in the decorations for tho pre-hotlon the birds and their natural life que. meet for recreation at 7:30 p. m. JOSE TULLY awiega at the Mexican pinaU at Ua birthdey P*rtr N ext. Saturday night at the In Cuba, Jamaica, and the Isl* of The Mid week Bible Hour of the Friday, in an attempt to break It. The plnta bolda a day pot filled First Presbyterian Church will be , * with candy, gum and favor*. When the pot U broken, a mad aeramb- Chamber of Commerce, dozens of Plnea. This tour, known as the Carib­ conducted by the Pastor, Rev. A e te cnauea. ____________________ (Staff Photo) spicy hot chickens will be diaper led—along with cole flaw, baked bean Tour, Is the longest and with­ G. Melnols, at 7:00 p. m. beans, rolls and coffee. The price out a doubt tha most Interesting The Chancel Choir of tho First Is ressonsble, and the food delict of the many tours sponsored by Presbyterian Church will meet for Mexican Pinata ous. Earl Toney and Cotton Drown the Florida Audubon Society. De- rehearsal at the Church at 7:30 p. are doing the honors with the llcloua refreshments were served m. Broken A t Birthday birds. Serving starts i t ! p. si. by the Geneva group. THURSDAY THURSDAY Fsnchon and Mae McRoberts are Party Given Friday Circle 5 of the First Baptist Second day of annual Sanford back from their vacation In PineA Mexican pinata was broken Fri­ Auxiliaries Plan Church will be In charge of the day to climax the birthday party Flower Show, Mayfair Inn. Doora hurst North Carolina, where for “Week of Prayer for Foreign Mis­ given for seven year old Jose Tully open at 11:00 a. m. Fashion show tune smiled on them. It stopped Christmas Party sions" program at 2:00 P- M. by his parents. Cdr. and Mrs. Jo- at 7:30 p. m. Refreshments serv- raining when they wanted to play Tha Carol I choir of the First • seph Tully. The pinata contained cd. For Hospital Staff Baptist Church will mrel at 8:18 The Seminole Ministerial Asso a clay pot filed with candy, gum. Tho Seminole Memorial Hospltat P, 31. The Concord choir at 7:00 coins and favors. The boys took elation will meet Thursday morn' Auxiliary and the Medieal Auxi­ P, 31. snd the Adult church choir turns being blindfolded and swing­ Ing at 10:00 a. m. for the election liary have Joined forces lo give a at 8:00 P. M. of officers. The meeting will be ing at the pinata with a slick In Christmas party for the hospital Circle No. 1 of Ihe First Chrlsan attempt to break It. Thia la an held at the First I’resbyterlin staff, December 17, The affair will old Mexican Christmas custom that church. be held at the hospital from 2:00 Seminole Chapter 2 of the Order . has been adopted by other counp. m. until 6:00 p. m. tf Eastern Star will meet at the Brookfield Mills ; tries for almost any occasion. Mrs. R. M. Blsckwctdcr Is chilr . liefore breaking Ihc pinata, the Masonic Temple at 8:00 P. M. man of the committee making the Representatives ; guests enjoyed games and a htneh There will be an election o( offi­ arrangements for the party. She _ eon. Attending were Collin Wood, cers. will be assisted by Mrs. Robert Speak To Sorority SATURDAY ^ Johnny and Jimmy Bent, Mark Feyl, Mrs. A- B. Peterson Sr., The DeBsry Woman's Club will Joel Aberbach snd lloldrldgo of . Hailell, Tommy Day, tiene FerMrs. B. Hither*, Mrs. 0 / L. Ihe Brookfield* Milts fascinated ; guson, Jimmy Rohbln* and Allan hotd a rummage sale on Saturday Barks, Mrs. W. E. Klrchhoff. Mrs. members of XI Beta Eta Sorority Dec. 7 at 317 Sanford Ave. The • Harkcy. Charles Park Jr. and Mrs. Gordon Monday night as 3tr. Holdrldgr sale will start at 8:30 a. m. Stanley. Barbecue chicken dinner at the described the manufacture of bath­ Mr>. F. E. Roumlllat Sr. pres! ing suits from the drawing board Show Features f ake Mary Chamber of Com­ dent of the Hospital Auxillsry, snd to shipping. merce. Sponsored by the Lake Mrs. Charles Park Jr., president Mary Fire Department. Serving .Color, Fashions 3tr. lloldrldgo stated that the In­ of tha Medical Auxiliary, will pre­ The annual flower ihow of Ifie starts at 3:00 p. m. spiration for a bathing suit design side between the hours of two MONDAY Sanford Federated Garden Clubs and three. Members of the board comes from the material used. The The Gamma Omega Chapter of a opened today with all the color moro xeotle the material, the of truatees will also be present. the ESA will meet at 7:30 p. m. * and excitement of the Christmas more unusual the suit. He demon­ Plans were made for the party at the home of Miss Patty Walker, season. at a meeting held Monday at the strated with several suits mad* The crystal lobby of the May- HOT Oak Ave. for Us regular hospital. At this time committee of plaid, carefully matched, cot­ falr Inn is magnificently decorat­ monthly meeting. chairmen met with Mrs. Walts, ton satin embroidered, and one TUE5DAY ed with brilliant Christmas trees. with shiny aluminum threads. The Mrs. Delyens and Mr. Wler to Officer's Wives Club board meet, 17ie ballroom is breathtaking, surfinal cost alto depends on the ma­ complete arrangements. . Taunded as it is with niches holding ing a t 10:00 a. m. at the n.O.Q. terial and not the design. I the rlforts of Sanford's most tal­ The new board will be introduced The complicated machines at ented arrangers. In the renter of ar,d election of officers held, the Brookfield Mills were discuss­ ★ ★ ★ the room a huge gilded bird case ed. It la hoped that all the bathing holds dozens of colorful, flashing Glenda Brown Weds suits of Allx of Miami, will even Geneva Gardeners £ tropical birds from Parrot's Par(tally be made In Sanford. At this • . adlse In Ormond Beach. Darrell Cottrell time a portion are still manufac­ The fashion show, which was Will Hear Carols tured In 3!laml. On* thousand In a candlelight ceremony No­ The Annual Christmas Party of held at 1:00 p. m., followed the suits a week are being made at vember 22 at the Naval Air Station the Geneva Garden Club will be theme of the garden show, depictthis time, agalnit an eventual Chapel, Miss Glenda Brown be­ Ing types of beauties. Mary-Esth- held at 7:30 Monday evening, Dec. came the bride of Darrell L. Catgoal of five thousand. ’ er's Shop presented the models, 0 at the Community Hall. There trell. The bride Is the daughter of A short business meeting pre­ |w lih clever commentary by Frank will be a gift exchange and Christ­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown of ceded the program, which was Mebanc, manager of the Mayfair mas rarois led |>y Mrs. J. E. Sanford. Ih e groom’s parents are held at tho home of 3trf. Don Mathlcux and Mrs. John Thomas. : Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cattrell of Bales on Forest Drive, Refreshments will he served hy a The models are Garden Club Holton, Kansas. • members chosen from each circle. committee headed by Mrs. Ross Chaplain William C. Fuller of­ f , Each of them represented ono of Bacon. Mrs. Henry A. Simpson is ficiated In the double ring serv­ Wheat farmer* In Iran get a •the classes in the flower arrange- in charge of the program. guaranteed price for their produc­ ice. Nuptial music was presented A display of Christmas arrangeLouise Callahan ‘ment schedule. Mrs. Ernest Mills by Mrs.. Frances Brown. Mrs. tion. It ranged from the equiva­ ments made by the members of I _ Steven Lynn Grier .was chosen as “The Country Girl", lent of 11.60 a bushel to 31.98. The Mrs. E. E. Anderson and was comfortably casual in a the Garden Club as well as their R™wn al« , an* I„Lov* You Tru‘ Betty Wiggln* ihiac'i and white piaid skirt and husband* will be judged and prizes1ly * ,n a Bee,u« • Iranian government's llxed price The bride was given In marriage Jenny Wayne Senksrik for selling the wheat lo any pur •shirt of cotton. She carried a larfce a* ar<t«I * committee headed Stanley Vlhlen chaser Is 22 31 a bushel. black ami while bag. ami wo^e j* Sl' " J o^riccoVatln^ the ^ h ite ' n"^ovcr^’liVlk/Thw Church Calendar PM Happy Birthday * “ Miss'Florida of 1337" was Mrs l,aU * h r r r '* the outside Christmas V,U ehH to. > e Baker in a two piece white decoration* arc to lie a very heau- bandeau of orange blossoms. She carried a colonial bouquet of ear_ cotton with a softly pleated skirt Nativity Scene which has nations. • and easy shirt. A touch of melon hern made by Mr. ami Mrs. Mar­ Maid of honor was Miss Nancy in a crushed cummerbund at the Hansen assisted by many other Andrews. She wore white lace and waist added the important touch members of the community. The outdoor Christmas decora­ carried a pink bouquet. The bride's of color. Mrs. tlakcr carried a tions of the homes throughout aunt, 3 In . Ann Phare*, wa* mat­ Wliile bag. Her jewelry was of Geneva will be Judged by a com­ ron of honor. Her gown was of •white and pearl. mittee composed of Mrs. Donald pink laee, and she carried a whit* J Mrs. Fred Ganas, “ Miss Pixie bouquet: of 1957", strolled through the lob­ Norton, Mrs. J. E. Lowrcy and Best man for the groom was J. E. Malhciux. by wearing a pair of print herDonald G. Hanky. Ushers were jsuda shorts in muted tones. Her The key deer Is the smallest of Wallace Cres* and William Hast. casual shirt of tan featured rollFor her daughter’s wedding, - £d* siieves” She wore *''’corduroy *ever»l. torms of the white-tilled Mrs. Brown chose a blue dress Tha Florists of Sanford wlnh to announce that deer of the eastern half of the w cap and a happy smile. with while accessories snd e whit* United States. Chosen as “ Miss Serenity” wa* carnation corsage. beginning December 1, 1937, there wlH be a Mrs. George Harden, who Is in­ As the couple left the chapel ruffles. The Southern Influence of deed endowed with this quality. they were saluted by sideboyi. M. Mrs. Harden modeled a smoke “ Gone With the Wind" was cap- w. Nlcallason G E Ruetter" M SOe Servlet Charge on nQ outgoing telegraph gray wool jersey sheath, with a llu re d with this strapless creation. I q Stephenson’ j ' V.' Shakeen' V boat neckline and black diamond The models each presented two s . Wedaeworth A F Csstaldi j orders aa authorized by our respective organi­ studs. She carried a small btack more outfit, to the enthusiastic E . Kreshak. F.’ Bardo. R A PoL audience. The fashion show will be Uck> T> SUrtln> E „ Compton clutch bag. zations. This charge la nceeraltated by Increas­ C reti “ Girl of My Dreams", was Mrs. repeated at 7:30 p. m. Thursday, im j w Joe Baker In an after-five green night. Refreshments of cookies, i \ reception followed the eereing overhead and bookkeeping costs. tasilk taffeta, with a bouffant skirt sanrfwlches, tea and eoffro were i mon, „ ,ha v . F. W. Hall In San^ ^ ar.d interesting back detail. Ready served constantly In the lobby. ! ford Mrf DfboMa G l, t The Bower show *m «ntlnue tha clke. Mrl nuth C rtlf pr„ ld. for dining, dancing or cocktails , through this evening with a bird * , t the punch bowl. M rl. Connie was she. Mrs. Giles Chapman was a per- show at 7:30 hy John Powell or Stevenson kept the guest book feet choice as “The Lady in Red '. Ormond Beach until 9:00 p. m l ^ brida w„ ^ ln SlnfoM She modeled a strapless red taf- the doors of the Mayfair Inn will atj(| attended schools here Mr A. F. RAMSAY. Florist feta gown with a full skirt and re-open tomorrow morning at 11:00 C lltrcn tl , graduate of Holton Member Telegraph Delivery Service overlaid white lace. *• m. for the final day of the j ni3h Schoo, Ho„ on K > njl| „ a A. K. HOSSETTER, Florist Breathtaking indeed wa* “Just ahow. la stationed at the Sanford Naval SANFORD FLOWER SHOP An-Old Fashioned Girl". Sirs, W. I Mrs. Irvin Fleischer Is chair- Air Station. Tbe couple will reside Menken Florlit Telegraph Delivery AHorlstloe K. McRoberts. In a gown of hya- man of the flower show, assisted In Sanford. ,einth blue lace, with myriads of by Mr*. Fred Cana*. Special Announcement ^porr By Tulane, Van Hausen and Blocks, Latest Ivy League patterns also regular stylee. Cotton, rayon, silk and wool. Small, medium, large a n ' extra Uric* $11.91) - $8.95 ■Cowan's Revolving Budget Account!. ★ No Down Payment Required ★ Your First Payment Next Month ★ Add On Anytime - Pay Only Monthly • Courtesy k • Comfort • Comfort • Convenience 211 E. 1st • Courtesy • Convenient* "Downtown Sanford” �Make O r Break Pop Records . 1 r waturn iv iu day through Friday. Tba daytime abaw baa prated ao edceeaaful that, since October, tba network also ha: staged a halt-hour aton­ ing torsion each Monday. No 'Maggie* Talent flAMFMB GARDEN CLUB Bp Mrs. A. W. Epps, Sr. Is; ' Rma circle GncdaMng Is onr moat aulant aafrisiia God eroatad the Brat ■Pirn sad erdered man to ear* K JL Store that time gardening, M ias hotag moat aaaentlal, la on* t man’s thief deUghta. fha B(Mo was our first boat garIn book, tt boglns with a garden a ! and* with a garden. Most of ML ovonta of great Importance .paradise—" la an ancient meanBit, park *r pleasure gardens. T ftora are many plants mentlong i h tha Bible. Soma are hyagtotta, violets, cyclamen, lupines, p N alaas, morning-glory, reus M l anemone*. Numbers of tree* C la our madam gardens are tpokan of. CM asuat have loved a garden- Touted for stardom u d riches, Shirley's bovine good lank* left t t e public ccM. F o r w i tkaa ■ year attar completing ^Carousel" (which laid an egg) Shirley waa loaf another eaa of tba Joaaa glrU. A flash is tba pan. S m couldn’t gat a walk-on in a I n m r Bay aptc. Now Shlricy’s back h bualnaaa wltb P at Baeoa l a a now picture and bar career la on tba upgrada onca again. How coma? ‘T vo loat my baby fat,'* Sbirlay anawart frankly. Aiffc Chia h il, Corn F id The show’s click with teen-agers is based on a simple formula: It ibuna the high - priced, highlypublicised “Wtoa-You-and-I- wereYoung, Mnggln,, talent that other network musicals offer so often. Instead, “American Bandstand” tiroes in on the artists the kkls are buying—Johnny Mathis, the ■y GAY PAULEY : a new cardigan or pullover. Lin- Evcrly brother*, Crieketa, Unfed Prose Women's IdHsc forte, aura. But Sonia, po black many of them namae that don’t NEW YORK O S-D ear Santa: ir rad. mean much to- square aider audi­ l'to Just gone through a aUct. Costume Jewelry. U y w r tastes tor*. • of Christmas wish hooka THAI ..id m int a rt about tha fame. Or “ It’i no soerct that TV MglocU high. And I think It's only fair omcthlng raal, Ilka that diamond the tean-ager," saya Dick Clerk, to report there are some Ih la p a arrtngi, ring and nacklaca com- emcee of the show. “Even some girl can do without. blnatioa 1 found In one catalog for radio stations have stopped proLika most women, I wouldn’t $47,510. gramralng for the kids. The situa­ say no lo mink, In the fo ra of If alt elis falls, how about a tion exists because ao many ad­ say a coat or stole. But you can gift certificate, a cruise, or round- vertisers think th* Uen-ogen lack skip me when 11 lomes to mink- trip ticket to almost any place, buying power. trimmed clothes pins, mink charms Coma to think of It, Santa, ’ “But, of co u n t, anybody who on can openers, mink-covered whet’a wrong with money! knows teeo-agers knows that’s non­ back aeratehari, monogrammetf --------------------------sense. In any family, the teen­ bedroom slippers with mink trim, f | n r A D I n r A f i g s * * ager Influences the purchase of and foam rubber coasters with w e lO ” D . "U C B w 6 IS the car, the toothpaste, th* break­ mink taUa. ChlnchUIa'a a nlca f u r , '/ ” n r # l A t | U , . | | A u / n r H fast cereal that, goes Into that but I can get along without It In V e O rO C II n U I I A W O TO family. And he seta the styles for tha form of a ski Jacket at 5550. NEW YORK (U r>-C U re Boothe things—In music, In fashion, for Preferable, 8anta, Is a llltla Chin- Luca, playwright, onetime Con- example." cblDa evening wrap. Tba price la gneiwoman and former U.S. AmCommands Loyal Audience vis Presley la still big. And there’s about the same. basiador to Italy, was named to. At XI, the baby • faced Clark Jerry Lao Lewi* and Fata Domi­ No Dbwsaur, Please day aa tha recipient of the third I don't want to sound ungrata- annual Cordell, Hull’ award for commands a pretty loyal audi­ no. With th* exception of Fata, pretty young Ail but I also can get along w ltv leadership In building U.S. foreign ence. One trade weekly ("Varie­ who la H , they’re ty"), he pointed out, recently — the kid* can Identify with out a 11-foot atuffed dinosaur at sconomle policy. «SM, or dinosaur tracks at i l l to The award, to bo presented at called him "the number on* hit them. They buy Pat Boo-", too. mtker In the nation." Clatk re­ but they don’t get eaelltd about MS' , , a puhllc relit Dec. 10 at the Wal­ (hat loyalty. . . --k-i. - •!•_£—— him. He’a sort of solid bread— do right past ray stocking with forf-Astorla Hotel, Is sponsored by turn* f“ “ * ‘ “* “ I think It was Mitch Miller the Frank Sinatra of this generasuch exotic goodies ea bsby bees y,# Committee on Foreign Trade and broiled sparrows. Just drop education, Inc. It commemoratei who said the teenager likes rock tlon. — |H nobody -W | ala* . . . . dots," M«J," Gu On um the nuuir, whole. wM m I— per I V cent* I of off a Smlthfleld ham. former Secretary of State Cordell 'n* roll becauie saye Clark. 41"The L‘: : 1 our — teen-ager would kJds are well-mannered, wellIlka to be thought of aa belonging adjusted people. It's tba two per els, novelty ash traya, sliver Ulo- Baclprocal Trades Agreement! to a distinguishable group. He cent who have itlm d up all the phono dialer, silver-based pin cush- Program, designed lo expend this wants an Identity of hie own. • "He thinks like an adult, b u t _____________ _______________ Ions, awlisla slicks with -compass country’s ’trade with other nalioni attachment, and household incense t>y(the reciprocal reduction of hlgt h* thinks of different Ihlngi. He’a on my show I road a statement not concerned too much with mak- about young people being unfit, InM*!*?. * P C,,,, W“ h U rlff. and other barrier.. lng a living as adults a rt. Ilia disrespectful... “ You know who wrote the stateI spend enough time dish washPr,vlou» of the aware concerns are things like (he high mantT Socratat, In 400 B. C. Even lng. Don’t remind me of this with *«n. Albert Gore (D-Tenn. school football team, music... “ills heroesT Wall, In music, then, the older generation waa a bracelet eharm of kitchen sink, and Paul 0 . Hoffman, former ad with diamond drlpa of watar, at mlntetralor of*tha Economic Co Ricky Ntlson and Sal Mlneo. El- complaining about tha kids." JV S S rU & ttft?* Hrf * K /iV " * * * •* * ■ ■ X . r . t ir . S ; muff pistols with Ivory baodlaa, the pair for (ITS. Suggestions for Snnla Fran'xly, Santa, If you want to make a Jilt with us girls, I'd offer these suggestions. It's a rare famale who couldn’t use another pair of white kid gloves—"shorties", unless ahe’a a social gad-stout who wears o lot of formal duds. We like books, records end perfume. But selectioni of perfume is difficult.. . better check In advance on favorIts type of fragrance. _ - Treat ui to the luxury of a new | handbag, an opulent hostess robe, (M-W W ROCKET FISHINO Hospital Notes Letude Seowood (Lake Helen) Mary Christine Ackerman (Stolon!) Man Trier (Sanford) Edward P. Pollard (DcBary) Joan Clovtnger (Sanford) Shonyl Newsom (tongwood) Leila K.- Eruderty (Apopka) Discharges Maeola Harris and baby (San­ ford) Lola Prescott and baby (Longwood) Imogona Yalta (Orlando) Patricia Suo Sumner (Laka Monroe) DEC. 4 Celeste Lloyd (Lake Mary) Grace A. Hobby (Sanford) Helen Kelly (Sanford) Jacqueline Brooke (Osteen) Blannal Johnson (Sanford) Leroy Cody (Sanford > INTtV M a n PUT1VAL-Among th o u attending the opening of th* Pet Festival at tha Coliseum la New York la Lynn Antenucd, of Jersey City, N. J. She Is shown with a five-month-old Chihuahua. It welghi about three-uuartare of a pound. (International) Births Baby girl to Mr. and Mra. Ho­ ward Lloyd (Laka Mary) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Lu­ ther Hobby (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Roto rt Kelly (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Ackerman (Sanford) Discharges Sammle Lee Jordon (TitusVilla) Do yov toko svgor? John Peters (Sanford) KNOXVILLE, Tran. (U P )-d ermaa Labor leader Willi Richter vlaltod the Oak Ridge National Laboratory today to aeo bow the Atomle Energy Commission deals with labor problems, Richter, head of the Oerman Trade Federation, toured Installations of the Tennes­ see Valley Authority Monday. "Y E S ...th e re are only 18 calories to a spoonful of Dixie Crystals and all quick energy I1 FLEETWOOD, England (UP>Tha crewman of a Brltlah trawle reported after a fishing trip toda; that they caught a rocket—am . vi, threw It b . c t Edward Hood skit P*r the trawler d u ll, said lb plastic rocket was caught In th nets. He said the rocket’s head fe oM atx| rfUpUy*] wires and meet .__.. . . . . .. . „ anlsm. He said they threw it bac because “ we did not risk makln a close examination.” Don’t forget the bird bath for drinking and that greatly desired aoml-prlvata bath. Most planti In our gardens will to happier If they’re fed at inter­ val*, watarrd, and wetl mulched, as nature dots In the woods to protect shallow roots from the hot fun. Wh*t a Joy to go out Into your garden and gather flowers for your homo, to sit or walk In your garden, alone or with friends and enjoy and share the beauty and perfume. The Joy of sharing your plants with your neighbor or friends, and most of all. the Joy of solitary commurion with your own soul—the iietnesj and closeness to nature it lei* us understand why God gave Adam such a beautiful gar- AN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE will rertslnly please the lady of the house Ihlo Christmastime. This automatic washer la an display at Randall Electric Co. (Staff Photo) m • Over 25 Races • Free Admission st m S • Free Programs • Concessions Open * See Championship Greyhounds In Qualifying Tests The most backward of all anlmala, the crayfish has Ita teeth In Its stomach and its liver In Its toad. 52 Piece Set Of Stainless Steel Silverware Jj With A Low-Rate n Buying A New Car/ THERE’S A WONDERFUL array of blouse* sad sweater* for Christmas giving on display at Manuel Jacobson Department Store. (Staff Photo) Let us finance your pur­ chase of a car with a lowintcreat bunk loan. Our convenient installment plan makes it *’nay on your budget. See us before you buy! • There’* “three In a row" comfort In Stud*baker’s roomier interiors. Take the entire family for n guestdrive today I 4 V Studebaker-Packard SANFORD MOTOR CO.. INC. Ml S. SANFORD AVE. Pb. FA 2-4J8J Jerry Collins, Track Operator No Racing Sundays ^ SA N EO R D Atlanticnaimsnai BAh (AffOUhd WMkeAtl Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Located 9 Miles South Of Sanford — Follow R t. 17.93 �S ip f t r a f a r l S t r a i t W ed. D ee. 4, 1967 LEGAL NOTICE ? • * • —'T Channel Swim By WILLIAM'YWALD 1 Cerreepei NEW YORK » — The channel swim. . . Margaret Truman, NBC — TV property, has a staging data with CBS-TV’a "Big Record”—the data la Dee lg. . .“Let’s Face It,” a show that was supposed to replace "Strike It Rich” on CBS-TV In January, now has been replaced It­ self—“ Ditto," aa audience parti­ cipation affair, is the new pinchhitter. NBC-TV wants "Sally" to leave its alley — the network feds the low ratings of the Joan Caufleld show are hurting the ratings of Stove Allen who follows “Sally” on Sundays. . .Edward Bennett Williams, lawyer for such charac­ ters as Frank Costello, la sched­ uled for a Mike Wallace ABC-TV Interview Dec. 14. Joke: There are so many west­ erns oo TV nowadays that view­ ers are beginning to get saddlepated. Unjoke. Guy Mitehell's NBC-TV sponsor has told the network he'd like a show that would be beamed more at a female audience. . .Phil Sil­ vers took hla flu and his wife to Orlando and Miami Beaeh, Fla., for a alx-weeks vacation. Amateur Hear Deemed NBC-TV la Juggling its schedule: A nighttime version of "Truth or TEST SATELLITE READY—A model of ths Uslled S tst.a’ 8.4-liwh Consequences” will move Into the tool ssttlUt*. cip«<tH to bo launched soon, alia parched atop a slw i- “ Mark Saber” spot which will tat ad thiri-atage rocket moot la the tap of the 71-root Vaagaard move to the “ Outlook” spot which ▼ehUlo a t tho Martin Company's Baltlaiore teat tower. Power to will move to the “ My Friend Filetra a a a ll "beepa” back to earth will bo fnrnlahed by eolar-powered batterieo which haraeao tho ana'a raya through email portholea la ka" spot which will move to the tho aatelllto'a shill. UP Telephoto) "Amateur Hour" spot which will move to oblivion. Walt Dlsney'a Dec. 4 “ Dlssney Wolfe's Altamount, N. C„ a name land" entry, "M ars and Beyond’ he used for his native Asheville. will be the most expensive show It concerns tenslona In the large In the history of ABC-TV-U coat and turbulent Gant family pevolv- Disney $400,000. He expects to re lng around getting the youngest, coup on reruns and possible thea­ IT • year • old Eugene (Thomas tre showings. Wolfe), regarded aa brilliant, Devotion dep*t: Herb Oscar An away from home and Into the derson of ABN (that’s ABC radio) state university. received a gift from one of hla Young Anthony Perkins gives Midwest lady fans this week — a By JACK GAYER an extremely moving performance plaster cast of her left ear. . United Proas Drama Editor NEW YORK (UP) - Thomai as Eugene In the first role he baa Merle Oberon la taking a breather Wolfe at last has a hit play on created on Broadway. He was from fllmlngs of "Assignment For­ bravoed at the end of one scene, eign Legion” and taking off with Broadway—by proxy. V The late great novelist, who suf­ a rare thing while stage action Is her hubby for a Mexican holiday. Bob Taylor On TV fered a major career disappoint­ still In progress. The elder Gant, a lusty, robust, If ABC - TV meves Its "Amerlment when he finally had to face the fact that hla prolix writing drinking man who has been at can Bkndstand” show to a Satur atyle was not for the stage, is rep­ odds many years with his hard­ day night slot, it will shift "Weat resented by a beautiful adaptation working, money-hungry, unloved Point Story” from Its Tuesday by Kettl Frings of his first novel, wife, gets a tremeneous portrayal niche Into the vacant “Bandstand” from Britain's Hugh Griffith. Ami _______________ spot. . .MGM has____ given_________ permission "Look Homeward, Angel.” no less successful Is J6 Van Fleet lo Robert Taylor to play his first This s e n s i t i v e and moving in the even more difficult role of dramatic role on TV—Taylor re­ drama of a youth seeking to con­ the wife. ports for a "Thin Man” episode. tact life and the world opened at m the E t h e l Barrymore Theater Thursday night to the boisterous acclaim of the first-nighters and the subsequent printed praise of the critics. And present, to live again part of their own lives, were the novel­ ist's brother, sister and brother,In-law, for it has never been any •secret that the book, concerning a family named Gant, actually was ubout the author and his own clan. 4 Greatest Moment Fred Wolfe, salesman of Spar­ tanburg, S. C„ saw himself por trayed by Arthur Starch In the role of Luke Gant. Mr>. Mable Wolfe Wheaton of Asheville, N. C.. saw Rosemary Murphy playing her counterpart, Helen Gant Bar ton; Ralph Wheaton watched Leon­ ard Stone play Hugh Barton. "It was all just wonderful," said Fred, as spokesman for the three. 9 " It was one of the greatest mo ments of our lives." Wolfe said the novel was "about •0 per cent" truly representative of the Wolfe Family story. "The play, of course, doesn’t re­ veal life as we really lived it," he added, "but I don't think any drama can do that about any ac­ tual family—things can never be quite natural. But Miss Frings did ^ a moving and strong adaptation PRINCESS GRACE "ACCEPTED” IN ROYAL SOCIETY—Monaco * * that has our admiration.” This reference was primarily to Princrae Grace and Prince Ranier, pictured on their arrival itf the fact that, in covering the London from Nice, received asd arcepted an uatxpected invitation many years of the novel} Miss In lu n c h with Britain's Quern Elisabeth II. It was the first time the ta o women had met, and the royal Invitation vvaa aeon by noma Frings had to telescope events, obeervera aa an indication that llollywood'a celluloid prtnceaa, revise Incidents and Invent a bit dauthter of a former brirklajer, has been accepted into Europe's here and there to meet the stern most exclusive social circles. ‘(UP Telephoto) demands of effective drama. Going to College ! The play’a aetlon covers just three weeks In the fall of 1918 In + ' ----------------------------------Wisconsin was spelled Oulscoualn and Misconslng by early chron­ iclers and Is a Chippewa Indian name meaning "grassy place." W olfe A t Last "Has H it Play On. Broadway w j, T ru - 4 , ( t , ■. t 1 IX PUnaATH l e r e I k e K e ta ie e f t L E D A PKTKIIH. D eceased . r m t NOTH'* ■ m o w n PfOMIM When this aerial torpedo was washed up an the beech at V 1*"*1. Fta* crowds were ordered to remain blocks from tha scene—Just In case. Here Marine S«ta. M. Quamroy end A. & Schonlck work the torpedo gingerly ashore to look It aver. After careful examination It proved to be a dud. (fatcntotioael) ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UP) A high AFL-CIO official proposed today that S million union mem­ bers In the building trades volun­ tarily give up seeking wage In­ creases neat year. Ih a proposal, by Richard J. Gray, president ot the building trades department of the AFLCIO, shocked 600 delegates to the department's con v e n tlon. Gray said a moratorium on wage In­ creases In 1938 would be a major step In the war agalnat inflation E xtra fe n d e r—DelidotiB CLUB or SIRLOIN ■ La M ack 'i f . ^ J e v e la n d , J r ., A H o r n e r a t L aw . P. O. Box I I I H aato rd , P lo r tJ a . S o lic ito r f o r P la in tiff . l a I k e l e e e t # f ik e rew m ty J i S m a e e e la e le c e u n t y . S la te e f F le e ld a . Official Proposes Members Give Up Seeking Wage Hike 7 P T 0 P SliPtR MflRKL I & WW|. mf T H B 1STATM u r FLOI11DA T o r f m . t l M ... d Urn, II, U( U U U lB *. l l A u r . l i b . I a s i. I K X . s t u n t s . : A > * « » c o m p la in t u a v iu g b een tile d a g a l a a l S u n U Ik e C ir c u it c o u r t l a r a i l t o r U om laole C o u n ts . » l e n d s . Sy W ILL IA M D. HlLudH. l o r u lv o rc e , to o s n o r t t i l l s o ( w h lc a la W IL L IA M U. HILKII. P la in tif f . Jroreu a a t A l i i 'l l A A. a iU C IL D e fe n d a n t, lh a s s p re s e n ts o r# to co m m an d s o u to a p p e a r a n d f lla s o u r w r l t lo a d a la iu s a h e re in o n o r b e fo ra th o IS Ih d a s o t U o csm b ar. A. D. IS S t. o r o th s r w u o D ecree P ro C o ato sao w ilt b e s n ta r a d a a a ln a t Sou. T h o H an fo rd l l r r a l d la d a a la u a la d a a a n a w a p a » a r o f g a a a r a i e tr e u la tl o a l a w h le h t h i s c ita tio n s h a l l bo OubUshod o n ra e a c h w e e k f o r f o u r c a a a e c u tle a weekm. W ITNEHS m r h a n d and o f fic ia l a a a l c f th e C le r k a t t h e C ir c u it C o u rt o a th is t h a t t l h d a s a t N o v ­ e m b e r A. D. ISJT. P. H e rn d o n e rh o t th o C irc u it C o u r t H s K. L- B u rd ic k UC. which he called the No. 1 problem facing the nation. Gray said he would ask the de­ partment’s executive council to try to extend such a moratorium to some unions In the cement, lumber, steel and other Industries related to.construction. Reports (hat Gray would threat­ en to urge the building trades unions to secede from the AFLCIO were not borne out by his keynote speech. He did suggest a specisl meeting of tho presidents of the 19 construction unions to draft an "approprihte united course of action” If jurisdictional alrife was not ended by next March. Don't Try To Treat Your Own Ailments tf N. W i n n , u , WHIN something Is wrong you might hava can be aggra­ with your car, you take It to e vated by one or another ot these competent mechanic. When your tranqulllzlng drugs used Indis­ houae la burning, you call tha criminately. Your doctor ta tha fireman. In both Instances, you only one who can say whether a want traln td experts to remedy certain drug la aata for you to the trouble. use. Cass Be Beneficial Total Practice But when eomethlng goes There's another reason for not taking Uanqullliers indiscrimi­ wrong with your health, far too nately. many of you resort to self-treat'm*nt. Often this eah be a ratal Many persona can take f Iranqulllaer, now and than, with vary practice. . Currently the moat obvious beneficial effects, but others evidence of thla is In the wide­ eventually become dissatisfied with only one. They aoon may be spread use of tranqulllxera. taking more then the prescribed The Journal of the American dosage. In some eases, doctors Medical Association flatly warns: have found, tha patients become "Tha indiscriminate use of dependent upon a tranqulllxer such drugs is against tha public and hava difficulty getting along interest” without it. Last year tha Haw York City Health Department reported 76 Become Addicts cases ot potaonipq, including two Other medical reports show fatalities, associated with undis­ that some persons become ad­ closed tranqulllslng drugs. dicts. Some even experience rather drastic withdrawal symp­ Minor Discomforts toms when tha drug Is withheld Nightmares, headaches, mus- from them. ele cramps, disalnesa, shortness Prescribing medicine for your ot breath and chilling sensations welfare, you can readily see, U a are among the minor discom­ Job for an expert. Bo consult forts produced by some tran your doctor before, during and after you use tranquilizers. qulllzers Injudiciously used. Mora serious effects Include Qoranow and Airawn jaundice, liver damage and men­ A. B.: I have epilepsy and taka tal depression accompanied by sodium dllantln dally. Could this (U le ld a l tendencies. *ause me to become a drug ad­ Thera has even been one re­ dict. ported case of a bleeding peptic Answer: There is no likelihood ulcer due to e specific tran- of your becoming a drug addict qulliser. from this preparation, if prop­ I don't want you to think all erly used. It would be advisable tranqulllxcri will produce these for you to continue taking the symptoms. They won’t. But In drug, but only as long aa your many caaea, some minor ailment physician prescribes It. N o tice U h e re b y l i v e n t h a t th a u n d e ra la n e d w ill, o n th e JT th d a y o f D ece m b e r, A. It. iSST, p r e s e n t to th e H o n o ra b le C o u n ty J u d g e o t H #m laole C o u n ty , F lo rid a , h e r ( l a a l r e tu rn . a r c o a n t a n d v o u c h e rs, no a d m l n l i t r a i r l x o t th e K e ta te a t I .E D A PKTKIIH. d ec e a se d , a n d a t s a id tim e. I h t a a n d th e re , m a k e a p p lic a tio n to Ih o sa id J u d e s ( o r a ( Ia s i a e llle m e n t o f h e r a d m in i­ s t r a t i o n of eald e s ta te , a n d ( o r a n o r d e r d is c h a rg in g h e r a a su c h a d ­ m in is tr a tr ix . D a te d th la Ih o t l t h d ay o f N o­ v e m b e r, A. D. ISST A n n ie I*. W a g a o n An A d m in is tr a trix o f t h a K e ta te o f IJCDA PK TE R N D eceased . HTKNITUOM A D A V IS A t t o r n o r o 'f o r A d m in is tr a trix E d w a rd s I lu lld la a H aato rd . F lo rid a is t h s c m c i r r co t nr. n in th jin ic A L n n r t'iT . ix and fom ■ NM IXOI.K C O l.N T Y . F L O R ID A . IX L'NANL'ICRV. xo. seat •H IT TO qflK T TITf.K— LAWRENCE B. CHUIIII. Jit.. Plaintiffs m e n Ann a haVaoe . at at. D e fe n d a n ta XOTIltl TO UMFMXU TOl lltCtlAltD IL HAVAOE: JOMKPIt P. MI/.Kt.l, and CAHOLINK A. MI2KI.U hla wife: J. P. MUMF.LWHITH and T l t K h K I A It. UCHltEI.. WHITE, hla wife; MUHKH U. OVEIISTHKKT and It. FTIIK1,1 N OVKIIHTIUIKT, Ms wife) r . W. KNTZMINOKII and SALUK M. KNTZMINOKII. hla wife H. T . W A T a n d KMMA W A T , h la w lfa. If th e y bo llv ln x . a n d I t th e y a r o d e a d , I h e lr u n k n o w n h a irs , d e v la eve. le e a te e a , g ra a te e e . sp o u e oa, c re d llo ra , aaalx n ea s, la in o ra an d I r u t l a t a a n d a a a ln a t a n y am i n il p e rs o n s b a v i n s o r c la lm la s lo h a v a a n y r l a h l fro m Ih o a f o ra a a ld D e f e n d ­ an ts. an d a e a l n a t a n y a n d a ll a th a r p a ra o n a b a v in s , or r i a l m l n s lo h a v a , an y r l t h t . n i l s o r I n t e r . el In an d to Iho p r o p a rly h a r a ta a f ta r d a a r r lb ed. said la n d a a ltu a la .I. I r i a n an d b e in g In h em ln o la C o u n ty , F lo rid a , to - w lt: A ll t h a t p a r t o f O o v a ra m e a t I-ot J ly in g E a s t o f t h e C o u n ty ro a d a n d n il o f t h a t p a r t o f tlo v e r n m a n t IjOt | ly in g w e a t o f H o w e ll C re e k le S e c tio n I I , T o w a • h lo 11 S o u th l i a n a s l e K. h e le g to a c r e s m o re n r lees. YOU AUK IIKIUCHY NOTIFIED t h a t th a P la i n t i f f s h t r a l n h a v a In ^ 'ft-H ed n s u it a x a la e t vou In th e c v m v ll C a u rt e f t h s N in th J u d ic ia l to • " ,1 f° r H em lnola C o u n ty , F lo rid a , t a q u la t t h a l r t i l l s to th e a b o v e d e s c rib e d p r o o e r tr . s itu a te d , ly in g a n d h e le g (a H einlaole C o u n ­ ty , F lo rid a , a s h e r e in a b o v e m o re p a r tic u la r ly set o u t. T ou a r e h e r e b y r e q u ire d to f ile y o u r A n sw e r w llh th e C le rk o f th e C ir c u it C o u rt. In a n d fo r S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , a n d a e rv a a r o p y th e re o f u p o n Dan!?» M*9« P a r k A v tn u a , H oulh. W in te r P a r k . F lo rid a . At* o r n a y f o r t h e P l a i n t i f f s In th e sh o v e ae tlo n , o n o r b e fo re Ih o l i r d d a v o f D ecem b er. A. D K IT . e ls e a D e e re s P ro C n n fe sso w ill b a e n ­ te re d a e a ln v t vou. IT III O lin R f U '.n th a t th la he n o h lleh ed In th e H A N P n u n IIK itAt.D. a n a w a p a p e r n o h lleh ed In MSmlnole C o o n ly , F lo rid a , once e a c h w eek f o r fo u r c o n a e c u tlv e w eeks W IT N E S S l h a h a n d o f th e C le rk o f th e t 'l m i l i C o u rt. S -n tlo o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , th i s t h s t t l h d a y o f N o v em b er A. D. I tlT . R P. H e rn d o n C le rk o r th e C irc u it C o u rt, S em in o le C o u n tv , F lo rid a . Ily A rl- J td in d q u la t ROUND - T-BONE - CUBE Steak116 9 ‘ ROAST ^ j 9 ‘ ROAST 3 9* BEEF CHUCK FRESH PORK " UDAUEi A 1SOC1 FRYERS Sea Bass —o r— Lb. Avg. FRESH FISH SALS K Lb. Blue Fish Fresh West Coast Lb. V v YOUR CHOICE Bush*s B U TTER BEANS or B LA C K EY E PEAS or PORK ’n BEANS or P IN T O BEANS or Old Glory EA R LY JU N E PEAS or O LE O (8-Oz. Potty) or FRESH BEEF KID N EYS 1 Lb. •A Preferito—12 Oz. Can ----- o r -----Holsum—16 Oz. J a r D. C. (SC.W.t w* K. W ln d erw eed l# . S D o -n e * »t T.ew I K P a r k A venue H oulh W in te r P v rk . F lo rid a Peanut Butter ----- o r -----Plantation—5 Lb. Bagr W ater Ground MEAL TODAY A TOMORROW Legal Notice I s th e C o u rt o t Ih o C o e a ly J b d a o , ■ tm la o lr O e o e ty . F lo rtd e . l e F v e h a tr. l a r# i F e ta l# # t JU ii.N L J6AIUON D eceased • T # A ll C r e d ito r s a a d P e rs o n a S ta r la « t ta lm a o r U # m aa4 a A s a ia e t B ald K a ta le t You a a d e a c h of yo u a r e h e re b y . a o tlf le d a a d r e q u ire d to p r e s e n t • a n y c l a i m s a n d d em a n d s w h k b you, or e ith e r ut you. m ay h av e a s a ln e l th e a a l a Il e of JO H N I. si A It ION. d e c e a se d , la te o f au ld C o u n ty , to th e C ounty J u d g e , o f H em lnote C u u n ly , F lo rid a , a t hie i o ffic e In Ih o c o u rt h o u sa o f sa id ■C o u n ty a t rta n fu rJ. F lo rid a , w ith in • I s h l c a le n d a r m o n lh a fro m th e tim e I o f th e f i r s t p u b lic a tio n o t th la n o ­ tice. E a c h c la im o r d e m a n d s h a ll b# la w r itin g , a a d s h a ll e t a l a th e p la c e o f re s id e n c e and p o et offl. •• a d d re s s o f th a c la im a n t, a n d s h a ll h e s w o rn to b y th e c la im a n t, hla a x « » t. o r a tto r n e y , a n d an y su ch el.vlm o r d e m a n d n o t ao file d s h a ll be void. N e ttle M a rio s Aa e x e c u tr ix o f th a L a st W ill an d T e s ta m e n t o f J o h n t. MAUION, d e v e s te d E d w a rd V I lle x ln a • I K O ra n x e A v en u e W in te r 1‘a r k . F lo rid a A t l e r a o r f - r th e E s ta te t f i r s t P u b lic a tio n : Nov. IT. H IT . Csrtsinly, you want your youngster io hava good training but with tsxsi what thay ar# on# of tho bast things you can laavo your children is a good education. Par* haps it's tima to start saving for it now with our help and that big 3% dividend wO pay avary six months. teilsffiS 'a s s o i o s w a ? t e v .n e > - w > n W '- T H U M B Du n S id h v a it Dvniun lixo of oonce nciuic • W A O N cit D n o a m - n i n w H anaa ’teAMo# tM QosdM |g ■ wseu meaeaut a im -LjL. a —FEATURE5— 1:16, 1:36, 4 :lt, S:IS, 7:39, 9;Jd 7P TO P S uper Market SH tRE TOUR SHOPPING DOLLAR HAS M O R E CEN TS ^ 2 9 SANFORD,AVE • QUANTITIES LlMITEC OPEN SUNDAYS 8:00 til 12 NOON . J e » l IL. �Committee Formed Science In School • IWELL B. OZIEIt, the local representative for Inland, is leaving asadny for paa week's "all espenseo paid vacation'* in the Grand Bahamas for having the largest volume of sales in the-recently ended state-wide competition. COMMUTES 28-3 IWS. -----------yy .tr nUPSX SCHOTL CNTlOa <U TALLAHASSEE CUP) - Cor. LeRoy ColUiu reported Monday night that Florida la taking steps to git more high school students Interested In tha study of science and mathematics. In hla monthly radio report to tha people, Collins said a state committee has been formed to seek means of Improving high school instruction of science and mathematics and for encouraging more students to consider careers In these fields. The lommltiee was set up fay the Florida Nuclear Development Commission, he slid. It resulted from recommendations made at a work conference on nuclear energy held at M. Petersburg last August. Collins said recent Russian suc­ cesses with Sputnik has taught bis rountry that more emphasis must be placed on the science teacher. In our school system to teach scientific subjects In proportion with other subjects,” he aald, "but the question Is whether or not our scientific effort la in keeping with the urgencies and realities of life In the present world situation.” The governor declared that "nuclear reactors are as much a part of education as Shakespeare, and tha educated person must know something of each.*' The governor also discussed briefly Florida's espanded promo­ tional program to lure new resi­ dents, tourists and Industries, and again issued a warning to mo­ torists to be careful as the Christ­ mas season approaches. COUNTING CARS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - W - The Florida road department has as­ sured suspicious motorists In Tal­ lahassee that two big radar units which appeared on city streets were counting cars, not checking up on speed. "As far as I know, we are the first state road depart­ ment in the nation to use radar for counting vehicle Row," said By LOUIS CAMELS I M M Frets Staff Correspondent Engineer Mel Conner. IF . LOUIS, Mo. (UP) - A top Indiana attacked Deerfield, M an. ; Protestant o f f i c i a l said today , America la ready for a religious In 1704 killing 40 settleri and ab­ ■ revival, but It hasn't had one yet. ducting 100. Dr. Roswell P. Barnes, associ­ ate general aeeretary of ths Na­ tional Council of Churches, said Christians hava no right to be "complacent" about tha "wjdespraad Interest In religion" that fan swelled U.S. church member­ ship to an all-time high of more than loo million. Instead of bssklng In their own statistics, ha said, churches should address themselves to the rememdous tak of leading their new membari beyond a vague "faith In faith” to genuln# "obedience to Ood and a c c e p t a n c e of his preferred salvation through Jesus Christ.” In a major address before 1,000 delegates to the National Council's triennial g e n e r a l assembly, Baines ellrd many aspects of na­ tional Ufa wfaieh prompt "humble reflection on the actual state" of religion In America. "The Incidence of crime has .* reached a new high, the national divorce rate Is a scandal and al­ coholism and narcotics addiction hava become a widespread ,mcng et to health and morals." Frrmled Fear On an even deeper leave!, Barnes said, "the reaction of our nation to the Soviet's recent launching of satellites has been alarmingly re­ vealing.” In "freniled fear nhd Jealousy" of lha Runlon scientific achieve­ ment, America has come "danger­ w ill TRACK U. I. JATIltlTI-Workers rush to completion at Cape ously" close to throwing over­ Canaveral, Fla., one at the five radar antennae being erected to board Ilf own "standards of track the U. S. teet satellite scheduled for launching next month. valut" and adopting the "m ateri­ Each will have a range of J.OOO milee. They are bring placed on a alistic" Communist belief that S,OOO-mile route stretching from Florida to the Aacrnslon Islands. technological progress is the only thing of "fundamental Impor­ tance." The Rev. Dr. O, Frederlcke NOW IS TH E TIM E Noide. director of the commission of churches on International affairs T O C H EC K YOUR PHOTO told the asscmtdy Monday night that the gravest danger to world EQUIPM EN T FOR XMAS peace "lies not in fantastic scien­ tific achievements but In fantastic human reactions.” PICTURES— Russia's reaction to the success­ ful lofting of two space vehicles, he said, was a "boastful offer of a rocket shooting match." Ameri­ 210 a. PARK ca's rcaellnn was "s belittling fear, an unhappy effort to main­ tain prestige" and a drive for "extremist counter-measures". "We seem to be acting like spiritual adolescents at a time of scientific maturity", Noide said. 2,000 New Churches President Eisenhower sent the assembly a message nf greetings by the Rev. Frederick Fox, con­ Extra-fast service at this gregational minister now serving as a speechwriter on the White season of the year, to ac­ House staff. Fox said the Presi­ commodate holiday shop, dent hopes that America's church­ es will "speak up clear and pers. strong” to remind the nation of its moral responsibilities In the re­ Payments may be stretched cent world s i t u a t i o n , und will over a long or short period. voice ' J u d g m e n t as well as praise" of ntllonal policies. Other developments st the as­ sembly: Council leaders reported that the FROM NOW DNTIL CHRISTMAS United States must build 2,000 new Open Saturday!) 9 to 12 Noon churches a year for the next 20 years to keep up with population growth. They estimated that 900 million dotlars will be spent on church building in 19S7 and more than one billion dollars next year. New York attorney Chares Par* lln, a member of the World Coun­ cil of Churchei central committee, said the phenomenal rate at which the world’s population Is growing Mlrfo. 3-3743 confronts all Christian bodies with (Old t>wn> Tfct.i.r Iv,Idlitq) the question of "reappraising their position on birth control". WIEBOLDT CAMERA SHOP V f 'b T a t io h , ATMOA/EY-SAW '9 PMC fS t SHURFINE--(None Better) Shnrfaninn T Lb- Can HERSHEY BLUE PLATE—12 Oz. J a r Peanut Butter ' With Order CALO MAXWELL HOUSE 1 Lh. C 0FV FLAVOR SWEET [ Dog Food JF T|n H unt's—14 Oz. 0 # 1 1 JMARGARINE 1 " (I With Order Swift's 12 Oz. 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Prices Good Thru Saturday -------------------------- ORLANDO-------------------------DOWNTOWN—401 West Control Avenue.. . .G Arden 3 0493 CO tO N IAlTO WN —1343 toil Colonlol Oii.e CArden J-3d41 (Hike Hours: Doily t-S; Wednesday ft Sahrrdey f-if LO A N S MA’dIT t O RftSIDINTS OP ALL NIARST TOWNS S41« NORTH " ORANGE ILOSSOM TRAIL FAIRVILLA-ORLANDO MEATS with a REPUTATI ON Q u a n tity Highlit R eserved Dec. 7th PARK AVINUI AT 25TH STREET SANFORD �One-Act Play Night Slated In Oviedo OVIEDO— The annual One-Act Play night, formerly known is Stunt Night, which Is always look­ ed forward to with much eagerneii by the Oviedo cUiiens, will take place on Wednesday night, Dec. 5. at 8 p. m. In theschool audi- VanTnrfl f r n S Council Authorizes Gun Club Will Hold Wed.ITfv Dec. 4. 1957—P l*« Fire Dept. To Join 1st Practice Shoot Services Are Held County Association Tuesday, Dec. 10 Tho re-organtied Seminole Gun Todoy In Chapel At the regular monthly meeting Monday night the Oviedo Town Club held a meeting last night at Council aulhorited the Oviedo Fire the eommlialon room at City Hal] For Chief Dobbins • Memorial servlets for Chid Dept, to Join the Seminole County with about » attending. The club which waa originally Floyd E. Dobbins were held In tho Firemen's Association. Councilman W. R. Clouts reported that Fire chartered to 1M0 has been Inac­ NAS Station Chapel a t 11:48 yeaChief T. L. Lingo recommended tive since and waa Just recently terday. Service* w en conducted by Father Ntlus W. Hubble. Cltboro-organlsed. lhat »“ • * “ k«n' . , Uc Chaplain. | Municipal election waa set for It waa announced that tha first Funeral services for Chief Dob­ _. , , .. Tuasday, Dae. I. Mayor Leo Gary, This eventwas to have been who h tI wrvw! ,n ,h it capacity practleo shoot would be held be­ bins were held this morning at earlier but waa postponed duo to for eight year*, waa the only can hind the Sanford Police Station 10 o'clock In the St. Catherine didate to have opposition. Hia op. Tuesday, Dec- 10i starting i t 3 p. Church In Sebrlng. Chief Petty Of­ so much flu. Paul Mtkler'a seniors will pre- P « « * . Emmelt Priest, h a fore­ ra. Those taking part a n asked ficers In HATU. shipmates of Chief Dobbins, served as the pallboarcrt man at Lake Charm Fruit Co. to bring their osrn ammunition but and NAS furnished a firing squad. lent The Farm er's Daughter. The Gary I* an Independent celery the polleo department will furnish A large number of personnel from eleventh grade, with Mlsa Kathleen farmer. Watt directing, will present Father HATU attended Chief Dobbins fm . Seeking reflection for council hand guns. Say* No Mr*. Lucy Smith's tenth aeata were Karl Paul, W. R. Cdr. V. S. Brewster of tha San- eral. grader* will be right there pitch­ ing with Mama's Getting Married. ,Clonti, Joe I. Beasley, and Young ford Naval Air Station was pre-| Harris. Completing tha ballot was sent and announced that In behalf The ninth graders will be In the W. H. Martin, a new councilman. between act skits. A good time is B. F. Wheeler did not seek re- of Captain Arthur tho club la In­ Kelly Services vited to have the Herb Parson promised for ill who attend. Get election. (hooting exhibition In February at Held Yesterday your tickets early and plan to be City Clerk T. L. Lingo, Sr. an­ the NAS pistol range. Memorial services for Chief Wil­ on hand to Join in the fun and the nounced that 236 citizens are re­ BUI Bush, secretary, said today liam H. Kelly were held In the applause for the winnera. gistered to vote. Polls were opened that anyone in tho eounty over 18 NAS Station Chape! at S o'clock at the City Hall at • a. m. and y ean of age lntensted in safe yesterday. Services were conduct­ closed at sundown. Offlclali on shooting aa a hobby is Invited to ed by Chaplain William C. fuller, NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of the Florida Methodist Children* Home alumni are; (left to right) Thomas Prlddy, 1st vice president Baptists Elect duty were Thomas Denial, T. L. Join and may do so by contacting Protestant Chaplain. In charge of projects; Marvin Homer, president; Margaret Kollot Allman, secretary; Paul llutrhin*, 2nd sire president in charge Lingo Sr., and Mra. Mae King. membership; Howard Itrnce. treasurer; and Thomas Hnarr, In f rice president. (Photo by Cos) funeral services for Chief Xelly him. 9 More Deacons were held at 11 o'clock this morn­ ■I . i . / i i ' M s n j Thp FIrit Baptist Church recenting at the Fairchild Funeral Home Homecoming AtChiloren sHomeTermed ir twted nine additional deacon.. Training Classes In Orianu.. . Sybil Holcombe They are: Donald Knight, Bennie Chief Kelly la to he burled at Austin, Melvin Dekle, W. D. Gun­ Successful; New Officers Are Elected tea from tha US5 Forrest*!. Held At Church Completes Basic (Continued from Pag* 1 ENTERPRISE— The a n n u a l with a worship service at Barnett ter, L. D. Hoop. W. A. Kratxart. Christian servlet training elaaaat Anthony, Bob Crumley and George ARMY IDENTIFIES VlCTIMf homecoming at the Florida Mctho- Memorial Church at U a. m. with Gene Estridge, Irving Pryor and are now In progran at tha Church Training In W AC's G. B. Drake. DeMattlo. AIKEN, S.C. (UP)—Three « diit Children's Home on Thursday llev. Ed Klrcher of Oakland Park These will be ordained as dea­ of the Nazarene, comer of 2nd St. (AHTNC)— WAC Pvt. Sybil J. (Her* who died at a motel The Semhole County Road De- waa declared a successful oie by who was a former pastor here as Each section featured a high and Maple Ava. cons on next Sunday evening at Holcombe, daughter at Mr. and Sunday of carbon monoxide achool band. Section seven canted parment will have new machinery Rev. Uascom Carlton. Superin­ guest speaker. The text of tha court* la MEi- Mra. William L. Hoteomb*. 1203 the evening service. This brings two bands In the unit with Croomi with which to operate In the near tendent of the Children's Home. Special music by both the jun­ the total number of active dea­ sentlal Christian Bellafi." Co-In­ W. 20th St., Sanford, reeantly com­ onlng were Identified by Army thorltlea at Fort Gordon G*., There were more reservations ior and senior eholra was provided Academy High School Band In the future, according to action takan cons In (he First Itaptist Church structor* of lha c la im a rt the pleted eight weeki of bade train­ day. They were: Ilodoay Dafldlead and the Apopka Colored High by the Board of Seminole County this year than ever before, he for the event. now lo forty two. The deacons of Rev. R. H. Spear Jr. and Lt. W. ing at the Womene Army Carpi ion, II, of Corpus Christ!, TM .| Commissioners at yesterday’s said. There were 130 attending, School Band doting'the section. A harhveue dinner wss served the church will have their next Duane Fessendtn. Center, Fort McClellan, Ala. Norman Robert, 18, Sen Diego, along wllh their families, by re­ Thirteen band* marched In the meeting. on tho esmpus of the Florida regular monthly meeting on Mon­ The pubtle la Invited to attend Private Holeomhe te a 1837 gra­ Calif, and Edward L. Lloyd. B, parade, all of them dressed In The board approved lha adver­ servation and a number c^me Methodist Childrens Home. Fol­ day night January 8th at T p. m this course. duate of Seminole IRgh School. Detroit, Mleh. their colorful school uniforms with tising for htds on one *1 yard drag­ without reservations. lowing the dinner a period was drum majors and majorette corps line, one diesel wheel tractor, and Homecoming ceremonies began set aside for reminiscing and chatdressed In Christmas costumes one seaman tiller. ter. prancing to martial music for the Bids will be opened at the first The follow ing officers were elect­ entertainment of the thousand* of meeting In January. Application Is ed at the annual alumni meeting: children on hand to witness the Marvlng Homer of Jacksonville Two pleeei of old equipment will biggest event of Its kind In San­ was named president: Thomas be traded In when the new Items Made For Permit ford. Prldily of Jacksonville was elected arc approved for purchase. One Early morning showers brought seaman litter and an Allis Chalm­ To Build Bridge as 1st vice president In charge of fear, at first, that the parade ers tractor will be traded In on the An application ha* been made projects; Paul Hutchins of Starke would be marred by dampness, but new equipment. to the Department of the Army was named 2nd vice president in as the time for the parade grew In other action by the commis­ by the State Road Department for charge nf membership; Thomas near, and as If in respect to San­ sion an appropriation was approv­ , . Bruce ef Gainesville waa elected ta Claus and his only brief visit ed for $1,000 to the Sanford-Seml- a permit to construct a fixed hi-di- 3n, y|ce preiMent. Margaret Kowith the children here, the rains nole County Junior Chamber of way bridge across the St. Johns loff Allman. Osteen, was named pushed back and left streets dry Commerce. M. L. Reborn J r . River about one mile south of Lake ' secretary: Howard Bruce of San- -Va 'or the two-mlle long event. president of the Jaycee organiza­ Harney In Seminole County. , *fnr,l. treasurer. There were more than M floats tion. requested "the same appro­ The proposed concrete bridge The project Tor the year will be featured in this afternoon’s annual priation be set aside as last year." 1 to furnish transportation for the would be about 1209 feel long, and Jayece • Merchants Association children of the home lo their va. Commissioners approved the Christmas Parade extravaganza. purchase of a letter opener by the would consist of 3) span*. The span ration place at Lake Junaluska, Schools from all over the county Seminote County Tax t'otlecior's over the channel would provide a N. C. entered floats. office. John Galloway told the horizontal clearance of 59 feet be­ tit (iay-cotored balloons were being board "l don’t see how we have tween fenders, measured at ap­ BOOKS BANNED *•*■-'* * ..sold up and down the parade rpute gotten along without It." proximately a right angle to the KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (U P )-T he In order to provide fundi for ■ Cost of the mechanical letter axis cf tho river's channel, and Christmas Shcpptng tour for the °P-ncr Is 5219.33. Payment for the a vertical clearance of 25 feel beat-s e I II n g novels "Peyton children of Lutheran Haven In machine will come out cf excess above mean low water. Tho bridgo Place" and "The Revolt of Mamie Stover" 'were banned Slsvia. Proccedi from the balloon fees. TUB BERT HOLLINGSWORTH HOME i t 21M Wsahlactm Dr. SssTerd G a r in O a k wmil Id have' a 28-foot clear road­ Tuesday by the city Board of Re­ yle* go Into the Bind which la received the Garden of the Month award far December from the way with a 3-foot curb on each view. Both books, written by (Phete Vy l «rgatra*0 Jtvlded among the children and ------a g g q side. Grace Metalous and W i l l i a m with which Chrlatmai glfta are Oviedo Lions Beat Camel* were used by the U S. Plans of this work may be seen Bradford Hule, were ruled ob­ bought for each other. at the office of the District Engl- scene and unfit for sale here by Army for 10 years from 1838 to The crowds today were bigger Mount Dora 59-39 neer. Corps of Engineers, 373 Riv­ the board. 1M. ' Tha Oviedo Lion* defending erside Ave., Jacksonville. than ever before and the parade (he longest In the annual event's State Class B Champions -von There will be no public hearing their aeeond haikethall victory of on tho application. However, any hlitory. Climaxing the parade thia after­ tho season last night hv defeating protests will bo received at the noon was Sants Claus, riding on a Mount Dora 59 39. office of the DiUriel Engineer on This was the opening game of or before Dec. 30. brand new float and preceded by tho season for the Dorans. a float entered in the parade by Center 6 foot 4 Carl Fabry led the Sanford-Seminole Junior Cham the Oviedo Lions with 22 points ber of Commerce. NUN BURIED IN UGANDA Santa arrived In timo for the Andy and Mike Duda lent a help KAMPALA. Uganda (UP)— parade by a Navy Jet bomber dis- Ing hand to their teammate* by Franciscan nun "Mama Kevin," . patrhrd to the North Pole to busting II and 13 points respect­ who died roccnty In B o s t o n , ' bring the Jolly Old Gentlemen ively. Ronnie t'a rk rr and Edward Mas*., has deen buried near here for the visit. Woodhant led the Golden Hurri­ Kampala in the ground* of the canes with 12 and 19 points each convent she founded Baganda The Oviedo Lions will plav their tribesmen, who loved the gentle Estridge Elected first homo gram# with St. Cloud nun. raised a fund to bring her Friday night. They hope a largo body from Boston where ihe re­ Worshipful Master local turnout will be on hand to tired after 30 years of work support the team. among Uganda Africans Road Dept. To Get New Machinery ^ Of F&AM Lodge ■ I. E. Estridge was elected Wor­ shipful Master nf the Sanford I .odee U FA AM fur the year 19,W at a regular Communication held last night at the local Masonle Lodge. Other offlceri for the lodge, named lo the election! last night, were: Woodrow W. Cash. Senior Warden; Edwin O. Keith, Junior Warden. L. T. Sheppard wat reelected treasurer and Frank L. Miller was reelected as secretary Appointive' officer* will he ns ru­ ed later and Installed on Dec. 2T. Memorial Services Slated Thursday At Elk’s Club The annual memorial services at the Elk's Club will be held Thitridiy evening at the elub. This event, which Is open only to member* will be preceded by a free dinner at 8 30 p. m. Judge VoUe Williams will be the speak­ er. All F.lks are urged to attend. Ralph Cowin Jr. Is In rhargt of arrangements. PHILIPPINES GET LOAN MANILA (UP) — The Interns tionsl Cooperation Administration announced today a new tO-milliondollar American aid program for the Philippines. Paul Summer, ICA director for the Philippines, said four million dollars would be for technical assistance and six million dollars for defense sup­ port. 22 Rifle Ammunition SHOTGUN SHELLS Fresh Stock Just Received IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Cor. Lllh A Park CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. 10CKER PLANT Thsas a r t tha grandchildren of tho Wm. E. Raders, shown *s they receive their Florid* Stats Rank Christmas Club checks. This is the 3rd year they have received Christmas Club checks as one of their Christmas presents from their grandparent*. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 40! West Thirteenth Street Phone FA 2-5M1 THESE PRICKS EFFECTIVE T1IUU5 - ll t l . . SAT FLA. GRADS A-DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS LARGE EGGS DOZEN 62c Western Ronelene WESTERN LEAN Lean All-Mant PORK CHUCK BEEF CHOPS STEW ROAST Pound Pound END I.h. Centers 69c 49c 65 c 49c Western Reef BABY LIVER Pound 39c Low Cost FHA Loan WHY WAIT - • • yon have the whole nmount saved for needed Horn* Repairs or Im­ provement! We can help you obtain low cost FHA Financing . . . E njoy all lh a benefits of home improvement IMMEDIATELY . . . AND REPAY THE LOAN RY EASY monthly pay mentis over the next 3t> months. m Put An Extra Room In (he Attic Build Screened-In Patio Add s Redroom An Extra Both Lean Pure Choice Western Heavy ROUND STEAK lb. 79c WITH A Ground Beef Pound 39c LET US SUPPLY YOUR H O M E FREEZER Replace Decayed Porch or Steps Repair Leaky Roofs SAVE You Receive .25 $ 12.50 .50 $ 25.00 LOO $ 50.00 100 $100.00 • 5.00 Paint—Outside or Inside Call FA 2*5681 The Lumber Number For Sudden Service ill Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd St. G IV E SA N TA A H ELPIN G HAND! JO IN OUR 1958 CHRISTM AS SA VIN GS C LU B . . . Sanford, Fla. $250.00 �To Support i In Cocoa f v # . w . Tyro, proslden* of tbo - t e u , Booetcrs Club, snnoune: g | that U» club win not plan a ix' * eto rtad e t o the Cocoa gam* but would Ilka for iH elub mem^ S a n and tana to plan to travel %' with the teem for tola leet reguh r game of the Mason. Y m would-Ilka for all elub ; ; J & r s ^ - M t and sit in . body , ■* the game. The kickoff tlmo Is t m t for S pTm . so It would b* ad' «lu b U to have around • p. m. s h * dor to b* Mated for tbo kickif H The Boosters also plan a bug* i. milieu i l e to travel to the Brahg^jgaa Bowl gam* this Saturday ’ \ l l g b t . They plan t o decorate att 1 too care aad earry a Mf erowd '■< riih the lighting Semlnolee. The S S Voted Vt to* last nuetlng to £ m m e the expense* of filming the . Mamie. This le Just one of the bt juUnr- bowl invitation, the Fighting San- o n of. the bast defensive neord s fold Scmlnotcs travel to Cocoa in Centra) Florida the Seminole* tomorrow night in an effort to odd stand as a alight favorite to toko In I s effort to develop the e arin g punch needed to take this last regular easiest el the cesses. At* though the Tigers have bees up ■■a gown this seasos the e n d s are well aware of the fact that they posses the potonlal to upeet an eutstandlag d ab each u San­ bo on the spot to give Sanford and ford. * the Ban FrancUco Giants wonder* With much weight resting opes fol publicity- The word, Sanford, the roek-Uk* defensive Use U will appear In all the leading should moon the difference In newspapers ann sports magaiines them two (Inal contests. la d bp In the United States. Co-Captain BUly Tyro end Senior Besides all the scslbes and play­ Claude Hitt* 11. the locals have ers, there will be many visitors managed to bold such teams as faom every section. There are donMelbourne and Apopka tola season ens who follow the circuit Just as to a minimum ot yardage. Junior a baseball fan follows his favorite ace, Dave Stanley aad Mg Tern team. Brown have alee b o n great to Orlando’s Dave Ragtn has com­ their defensive efforts. mitted and rra n h Boynton, also Tbo offense baa corns a long of Orlando, win be trying for the way this season and has moved big money. This tnormpus $15,000 up In recent contests to share the tourney has a top prise ot t»00 lime-light with the defense. Quar­ and with this great fleln, it Is terback Cecil Bandrldge will lead Impossible to say who win lake his backfleld of Barbour, Yeackle, cow m o tow The fabulous Sanford Seminole* go Into their final week of foot* ball poeaeceing one of the moat outstanding records ever to be compiled by any Sanford team. They have rolled up 1171 yards rushing while the g n a t defense Use held nine opponenta to a n yards on the ground. The offense has scored 139 points while the opponents have been held to ■ Collins Barbour Dendridge Johnson Basil Allred Thany Dendridge Allred YetcUe Johnson Ce-CapUIn Eddie Barbour pick­ ed op another TD last yeek Dandridge Favorite! In the tourney . a n against DeLand to mslntaln bla R u a il Doug Ford, second money winner ead la the scoring department. mtteU for the year, Frank Strnnahan, He now has a total of 51 points. who. has done well h e n for the la total yards gained, halfback. » t .474 leet two year*, and Sanford’i own Johnny Yeackle regained the lead Tnw 1 0 .000 playing pro, Jay Hebert. from Barbour with a total of tM Carter yards for 115 carries. Bob Johnson INDIV. TACKLES AND ASSISTS Jap found hlmielf this year on iaa made a rapid Increase to sh irt Stanley 4 1 - lf the tour—winning the Bing Crosby Mcond plaee with Barbour with Barbour 33—10 Invitational and the Dalian Open. Johnson 17— 4 415 yards. Johnson baa boon too He Is a picture swinger and leading ground gainer In tbo last Stotiky 31—T stands a good chance of taking Walker 10-T tore# tilts. the honors this ysar. While Jay Tyre 43-15 was on bis winning stn ak , San­ tu tho pasting department, quar­ Brown 33—IS ford held nattonkl recognition dal­ terback, Cecil Dendridge, baa Swalm 13-14 ly In the iports world. A native maintained a solid .445 average Jones 1—3 vrf Louisiana, Jay carries the name completing 5fT out of SI. Cedi hie Hlttell 41-13 of tho Mayfair and Sanford on his also maintained a 55.2 yard punt­ Allred 3 - 0 golf bag and It la aeen throughout ing average for toe Mason. Basil 27—13 tho famous clubs of the country. Billy Tyro ban don* wall in the Stono 11—• mokteg the SHS ethalotil program extra point department wttk a Ho Is a credit to the Giants as Butner T—I well as the city. mare eneeeeafaL .474 average for to* year. Hie Schtnrd 3 - 4 With batootbalt underway tote kicking haa Improved steadily Carter 1 4 - t With events such as this, or meek, they ere planning various sine* the beginning of too Miaon Kirk S -0 fair city cannot miss. The progress things le boost this lagging pro­ and It In possible that hie to* may Temay 33-11 of the Mayfair has been tremend­ gram. T w elub Is alM footing bo to* difference In too font two Colltes 13—S ous and this third Annual PGA We bin for the schedule poetess contests. event brings a great deal of pres­ Wet wffl be distributed In the var- ,In too defensive department tbo AUSTIN ELECTED CAPTAIN tige to our town each year. The bulk of tho tackfoe a n shared by NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (UP) Giants and Frank Mebane have icverst. Billy Tyre and D a n Stan­ —BlUy Austin, oastern total of- don* a wonderful Job and every­ ley are tope end a n cloMly fol. fen** loader who gained 1,435 one should plan to support this tewed by Claude HltteH, Tam yards In nine games this Mason, event to the fullest. Brown, Allan Swalm, and Eddie has been elected eaptato of the SCHEDULE Barbour. 1551 Rutgers football team. Austin Dee. t Practice round INDIVIDUAL SCORING Dee. 10 Qualifying round llvey In Panwood, N. J . Yeackle 13 Dee. 11 Clinic and Exhibition Tyre 15 H U Y NEW TIGER’S CAPTAIN Dee. 13 First U bole round of Barbour 54 PRINCETON, N J . (UP)— Fred play' Collins g TUty, Junior fullback who led Dee. 13 Second 13 hole round of Russ! • Princeton In scoring with 53 points play Dsndrldg* • to d ." r-'aion, will esptate the Ti­ Dm . 14 Third I I hole round of Johnson 34 gers' 1H3 football team. Tlley play Swtlm • averaged 4.7 yards per carry this Dec. 15 Fourth 15 hole round of INDIVIDUAL BUSHING play and presentation of season fa gaining 5*2 yards rushTC YO Y LTY Avg. NEW YORK ( U P ) - Erwin S prises and awards. 115 4(3 7 4M S J ■eerie a golf nut who was sty­ Yeackle mied SB y a r n la his ambition to go either a famous painter or goU• r . Anally Haa made It both way* by swapping hte braiste for * brush and oaseL B m te 's w m an unfortunate case te r years becsoM be was to the fermte position of being h flne K l«* who represented other art­ iste. Natarany, If ^ Minting* they probably wool* have taken U unkindly. But a t long test be bae bit the Jackpot simp!* became there aren’t many good painter* who are golfers end not many good golfer* who ar* painters. JUST LOOK AT THtSfc ML’ Todays Sports Parad e_ P ato u Golf Hote* go Barrios has painted 53 fa­ mous golf holes ho has played and they are In a fair way to becom­ ing collectors’ Items. Which makes Mm Iim famous, Dim uuit at long last, ~ as _ an ", artist and alio as ■ fi*urw of note to the game of golf. nil works, aa example, at* to the private collections of such tamed golfing figure* aa President Elsenhower end Bobby Jones. A number of them are on exhibition at Plnchurst, which is among the fabled courses be hss pslnted slong with such others as St. Antrews, Auguste, Apaweral*. Yale University, Ssucon Valley, Sleepy Hollow and Winged Foot. Three of tbe golf holes he has painted — the 14th at Pin* Valley, the fifth at St. Andrewi end the 10th at Augusta — are being re­ produced by Spalding this year for their Chrlitmai package*. It Is a move which promise* to help make Barrle’i paintings of golf rank with the boxing masterpieces of Georg* Bellows and tho scul­ ling a rt of Thomas Eaklnx. y h-Sifts fir Htr I11B.f J- —— ,1 $1, ■im O lf b fa t H i— Children’s Records WINN TV FA 3-3094 Whiting and Davis Olamours OROMESH BAGS Assorted Style* $4U5 to $14.95 YOW HLL'B (live Mnm a Sweater by SrhUripeltl MARY-KHTHKU’S Featuring Fashions Just for Ton' 200 N. Park Layaway a Coat for Her $23.50 to $50 PURCELL CO. 125 Weat First FA SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East First SL Shadow Boses— Cedar Chaste Um ps— Planters Sofa Pillow* LINGERIE Lace trimmed or Tailored Gowns, shortla Pajamas, Robes Slips, Half-Slips, Pantisa HOLLYWOOD SHOP “SUPER-RIGHT* SUGAR CURED FANCY BREAKFAST “SUPER-RIGHT* HEAVY WESTERN BEEF TV Ur n pa Wrought Iron Smoker* Hassocks Hurricane Lam pa MATHER OF SANFORD SANFORD FURNITURE CO 300 East First Rt. * Living Room Suite#—Mirrors Bedroom Suite*—Bookcases Throw Rugs—Cedar Robe* Hi-Fld*lity Phonograph* $100 95 to $530.00 WINN TV Cut Glass, Trivets, Copper Antiques Brass, Iron, Wood, Ironstone THE HITCHING POST 400Vt Celery Ave FA $ 041 SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East First St. Smoking Stands—Easy C hain Table Radio*—Ilassocka Desks APPLES YOUR CH01CE1 ANN PAGE APPLE OR 12-Oz. Glasses 1 ELI.OW SWEET ANN PAGE TENDER COOKED 0 . D Farrell'* ARCADE PACKAGE STORK Featuring: The Very But ItO E. First St. I M I I J GOLDEN RIPB .« Yardley Old Spiro and King's Men Gift Seta For the Man of to* Houae FAUSTS DRUG STORE Near Post Office Bananas f K WHITE 9>JV Pajamas Ftrri-NfVr Lonng* Palama* Flannel* . Broadcloths By Manhattan - Weldon B. U PERKINS A SON Potatoes JANE PARKER OLD FASHIONED GOODNESS Jewelry Boxes Etectrte Shavers Transistor Radios WM. E. KADER, JEWELER Hand Warmer* 5 and I I volt boat Spotlight* 19M Heronry MK 55, 40 U r with starter $599.00 '. P- SMITH MIS Park Ave. Christmas Bella Bella of the Month Manger Scene* Monroe Corner Craft and Gift Shop—Oat W*et Ftret I t “SUFER RIGHT* TENDER “SUPER RIGHT* HICKORY SMOKED Z RECORDS Success At Last It la rather late recognition, be­ Compart* cause Barrie ta 71. The nice part Dresser 8eta (a that he doesn't look It for the U sy 8uee sturdy little man has a shock of steal gray hair, twinkling blue syea, ruddy cheek* and a young U sy Suaana su n 's spring to Ms step. Bras* Plaque* Success came late to Barrie be­ Um ps ta use the Canton. Ohio, native got MonroeHurricane Corner Craft and Gift a Job ta a ChLago department Shop-O ut West Firet SL (tore’s rundown art department Blouse* for HER when he waa graluatcd from Cor Tailored and Draaax nalL Barrie began Improving the quality of Iha a rt being carried AR Style* and Color*, V 12.98 to $14.95 and, as pen nf tile campaign, neg­ T O W U L ' I lected Me own painting to put on Door Mirror exhibition! and manage fellow art­ 18x58 Crystal Sheet ists. $10.95 each Thirty-five year* ago, Barrie, Benkarik Glass A Paint Co. who will discuss golf or art with 112 W. Second FA 2-40'. the drop of t putt or a Pleasso, co founded the Grand Central Art Galleries to New York. Oolf, at wMch he SUB Is t 14 handicap player, finally became Dolly’s Own Vanity 8el bis painting outlet and at last the $198 Fhrs Piece* fame be sought personally baa ar­ TOUCH TON DRUG 00. rived. FA 2-3482 NN»*Tfrw y “SUPER-RIGHT* WESTERN CORN FED HALT or WHOLE Beyond Worde with a ITa* by Adam GARRETTS SEWING CENTER 323 E. f irs t FA 3-5241 W i l f o h tU n < SUNSHINE KRISPT Crackers Ik MILD A MELLOW, COFFEE 28c BRIGHT SAIL REGULAR GRITS Wax Eelback 5 Lbs. 53c LAUNDRY BLEACH DEODORANT Clorox Dial Soap ] Bath Bdn 35c SULTANA SHORT GRAIN $19.95 Appliance 3 A I i«p w t e percolators $11.95 Aluminum re sinister t*U $8 95 ELECTRIC TfcAlNI Rang* Set* $3.35 A $3.75 aad Accessories Bun Warmers $3.95 A m Flyer A I RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. WINN TV 320 B. Ftret FA 1 Assorted Christmas Decorations Lights, Tree Ornament* Iejrrlee, Snow TOUCHTON DRUG 00. FA 2-248X $498 EWrirte FoetbaH Game For the Young Griddee TOUCHTON DRUG CO fan fo r^ ^ NORTH MW Woodbury Tissue 3 Rolls 25c S u p e r J^ a rk e ts L i ■ m m ii i i IH i| 200 S. Magnolia Ave. — 29c Trice* In thba Ad offectiv* through Sat­ urday, Decem­ b er?. �. ,'-^V ' -'T\: ■'• ■. . . - ■ ... i*-. ’ • > ■7f;‘-T:-V‘ V'-'X* W ,,l - i A A r s iT A D | J W H E R E ^ O R E ^ E O P L E ^ O J A O R E ^ U Y lN G J X N p S t L L IN G T CLASSIFIED C ID U REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 14— OFFICR EQUIPMENT 33—s r n r iA i, s e r v ic e r 17—NOTICF-W—PERSONA LS Dr. Lewi Almost Made 100th Birthday ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby Haynca office Machine Co., TypePUMPS — SPRINKLER Beds. Day, Week or Month— wrttars, adding machine*. galeaSYSTEMS Tel rA 2-3111. Furniture Canter Rantala, 114 M a t. FA 1*040. AH types ta d tinea, a FOE RETT 11S Wait First St “Do It YounaU" a M A CS RENTAL* II—AUTOMOBILES—TEA1LRRS A. B. PETERSON WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Nursery School—r r e School Age 4 WANTED Is RENT i Brekar Aaaoeiataa: A. B. • T I N E Hour* 9-12, ( days a week 5— REAL ESTATE rdK SALE son Jr.. P. J . Che i tar son, OarNerd a good 2nd car? Machine end Supply Co, • a. 4—F a r m s , a c r e a g e g r o v e * Ph. FA 2 4182 or FA 2 0317 field W llltm . and R. W. Wfl* SEE RAY HERRON 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 24432 * T BEAL ESTATE WANTED Hamf. Boh Edwarda A. C DaadYour Pontiac Salesman NOTICE • MISCELLANEOUS N r . Land Surveyor. New and Used Cars We wiU be operating in our new B_ doc QUIGO •-FLOW ER*. PLANTS. 118 N. Park Avr. I’h. FA 24123 Ph. FA 1-0131 or after • p. m. C h ry s le r A ir te m p store at 2533 Park Ave. January UbM(iI j , , , , guff fo rm p eed eet SHRUBS I FA 2*203. 301 Wait First St. Air Conditioning and Heating Cherry Real C itato Ageaey Id OFFICE EQUIPMENT C. H. STAFFORD ■ t r r e i i v a e ri a a \rr NEW Y0RK ^ P l - T h e 100th 11 AUTOMOQILES-TRAILEES Dial FA 2-9922—Notary 111 Oak Avenue FA 24731 BALLERLT APPLIANCE birthday anniversary of one of m s W. 13 S t Rear-Barter S tep CENTER U BOAT* * MOTORS the prodigious men of our time U FARM s u m o * * MACHIN­ 113 S. Magnolia FA 2-3873 GATLIN slipped by Sunday—snd It was a IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ERY Contractors, Dragline*: Genova shame he couldn’t have lived to ask C ru m ley A Uontoith PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL 14 FE T 4 LIVESTOCK-SUPPU B S 2232. Ph PA, 13274 Sanford at 117 South Park Ph. FA Z-48SS celebrste It with his customary Nancy Jack non (Paeltry) DON’S COVER SHOP FA 2-2047 cigars, scotch, wine, beer, and If ARTICLES WANTED 20 acre tile farm, 3 h a d r o o m Automobile Interior Decorator Mimograph Printing — T y p in g flsvorful talk of high times past. Letter Writing — Cards and 15 PLACES M BAT -.VKIICLES FOR S A L E 1 house, large barn. Easy tarots. Seat Covers — Truck Stats Dr. Maurlco J. Lewi almost Letters Addressed — Photo At WUlis Pontile—301 W. l i t J. B. L ew . Ph. FA 2-1233. IV BEAUT! PARLORS Coplte of important papers— Small studio upright piano, good made It. He livid—and worktd, IS FEMALE R S I* WANTED ronditon. Ph. FA 24017. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Credit report* — Collections. and played—Into his 100th year. 19S2 4-wheol drive Willis Jeep IS MALE HELP WANTED 1144 French Ave. Credit Buresn Of Sanford All metal top, heatar. Ph. FA He had figured that when that N MALE —FEMALE —Factory to you— Rm. 403-04 Son. Atl. Nat l. Bank J. W. 1IALL, REALTOR 2-0907. century b i r t h d a y anniversary Aluminum 11 WORK WANTED Bldg. Th. FA 141(4 Johnny Walker, Associate came around at last, the college Venetian Blinds M BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES "Call Hall" Phone FA 14441 19(1 Dodge pick-up. new paint, Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom which he had founded w o u l d a U MONET to LOAN 32(0.00. (01 W. 20th V acuum Cleaner R ep air* rail with plastic ends. Plastic throw a lulu of a banquet for him. SI SPECIAL SERVICES KENNETH E. SLACK Repairs A parts lo r all makes u< or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon He would have made It. too. BA ROOFING A PLUMBING REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER 2 wheel trailer, fully enclosed— cleaners. Electrolux. Hoover, cards. water proof. SVx.HV inside, 1009 R, 2nd Phone FA 1-0231, I 24 PIANO 8RRVICES Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Replace­ Senkarik C.lase and Taint Co. except (or an accident at his of­ plus compartment on front Call 1 B ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS ment parts. Work guaranteed 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4422 fice. lie slipped and broke his FA 2 3844. arm. Three montha later, he fell Free pirk up A delivery. Call B INSURANCE MAYFAIR SECTION FA 1*47(1. ST NOTiaM-PERMNALS Fruit (LOO Ruvbel, you pick. Third stepping from a tax) and broke ] bedroom 2 bath heme. With TT V -4 A R RENTALS B ARTICLES to r SALE house on right going So. on the same arm and became bedbuilt-in kitchen, washer A dry­ S t FURNITURE A EOUSEMOLD er. On large w#U lendicapad DRIVE A NEW CAR anywhere, This is a pass to the Ritx theatre Reerdall. Elmer Lestebrooks. | ridden. He died last May 27, two for Allan Swaim. Exp. data lot with sprinkler system- Terms. weeks after having addressed a anytime. Rental servica includes SELL US YOUR FURNITURE dinner by ampliiied telephone. Dec. 13, 19(7. ROSA L. PAYTON Wash, gas a n d lniurSnca. CARD OF THANKS Cash for aqy amount. Super Real Estate Broker MERLE WARNER. Nslionsl WHITTEN—W# with to express rRegistered HI* Activity Amailag Trading PosL 1 mil* south at Car Rentals, 401 E. 1st St., ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Sanford. Phone FA 2-0477. otir gratitude to everyone for h FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha His activity was amazing. Until ments, invoice*, hand bills, nad FA 2-3194. their klndnnm, sympathy and near the end. he preaided dally w 2 Bedroom Hw 1 programs, e t c . Progressive New /lowers received during the ill­ $25,000.00 u —MAW J M TM I ai head of the New York College Printing Co. Phona FA 3 2051$700.00 Dos wn ness am i passing of our Belov­ Pre-MovlnR Sale of Podiatry, which he, an If. D., 403 WV*t llth S t ed Wife, Sister, and Mothar, Feature* electric kitchen], terrasYour Evlnrud# Dealer Now going on at founded in 191?. A gracloui gentle­ Mrs. Maria K. Whitten. so floors, and choice residential ROBSON SPORTING GOODS RAGGERI.Y APPLIANCE man with clear blue eyes, oldWhitten and Rotundo Family Fine Watch Repairing 104 E. 1st Phone FA 2 (981 locations. CENTER fashioned stand up collar, cigar aWALTER H. TRAPP 14 foot Super Sail A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. OneFishcomplete 113 S. Magnolia FA 2 3871 Jeweler 3—FOA RENT jiggle between two fingers, he boat lit. Call FA 2-1330, 313 E. Second St. rocked in a swivel chair at hit Phene FA 2-3103 Ext. 393. Lt jg. Campen. WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomr Bendix automatic washer, goad rolltop desk and spoke tn wellcondition (75.00, FA 2-3485. private hatha. 114 W. First SC The Opportunity You've B«tn JOHNSON MOTORS rounded leniences, as If reading W O O LSEY SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Wailing for in Here EFFICIENCY apartment* suKElectric Hotpoint 38’’ range, new from a book. M arine F in is h e s 2444 Sanford Ave. Hi. FA 2-1592 •Ma for couple or eingta person. We're dividing a tract of land in —never used, ( 150.00. Ph. FA He was the oldest active prac­ F er Y oor B oat 2W, (, and 10 acre tract*. Thia Private bath A shower. Ideally 2,1872. titioner of medicine and education property will have survey and FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES located neroia from Post Office. S en k arik G ian t a n d P a in t C t . . in the United Stales. Into hts tooth graded roads throughout. Each Inqnlie Jacobson DapL Star*. 112*114 w . 2nd a t r h FA 14832 Citrus fruit for sale, bring con-! y m he: lived lion* in a hotel, homesite will b# high and dry McRANEY-SMtTH FAINTS Nice bedroom, private entrance A and ran b* purchased on easy 2315 i( th " V « V ii f a T # J ' 8 .‘ • b u , , ° w o rk * Park Ave. FA 2-54(1 WELL DRILLING bath. Th. FA 2-2(48. et. smoked eight cigars a day, terms. Fairbanks-Morse Pumps Slightly ti'ed 12 ft. plywood boat, C. A. Will DIJON. SR. T-Shirts 48e — Pelnt *2.60 gal. ate •’everything,’’ had scotches Bedroom, private entrance A bath Repair* to all make* also 5 H.P. Johnson motor. See Camp Goods. Tarpaulins. Army- before, and dry ehablls during, Call FA 2-3988 or FA 2-0433. 202 S. Park Ave. Tel. FA 2-5991 HOWARD C. LONG Navy surplus—310 Sanford Ava. dinner; played poker and whist M. R. Regan or Manager at 207 E. Commercial Ave, Large 2 hr. fum. apt. >|60. UpGIVE YOUR WIFE Monroe Harbor. three tim et weekly at the New Phono FA 1-2833 stairs, 1701 Magnolia oiia. A hotnl for Christmas. I have a Lionel electric train, excellent con­ York Brldge-Whlit Club (which he 11—fltTMLkw WAS T g r wida variety from which to dition. New transformer. Very founded in 1305), attended meet­ HEATING Two bedroom furnished home, choose. 2 and 3 bedroom*, soma reasonable. Ph. FA 2-1882. ing* of the Albany Society of New WANTED—All kinds of scrap ma­ 1105 West 20th, 185.00 monthly, II. I t POPE CO. furnished, w i t h reasonable terial. Zuckerman Salvage Yard York (which he founded in 11931 one child. Phone FA 2-395L terms. 200 S. P a r k ----FA 24234 Roma Usauty apples, Mountain Phone TA 2 2694. and— Robert A. William*. FARMER'S AGENCY grown. E. R. Randall, TA 2-5460, Most nights Just before mid 114 S. French Ave. hubV spea rs 410 gauge or 20 gauge shotgun, 1 BR home, large Fla. room. Dishnight he arrived at Tony’s Italian N. V. Farmer. Realtor single or double barrel. Call FA OKANGRS FOR SALE washer, hardwood Doors. Wail . Ceramic Til* Contractor Mrs. Gayle Osborne, Aisoc. 2 4991 or FA 2-19(9. landscaped, fenced yard. Wynnes, 2201 Sanford Av*. FA 2-8123 All kinds of oranges for sal* (LUO Kitchen, across the street from bushel. Bring container. 4 miles his hotel, and hung nut there wood Section. 2411 Adam* Ct. Phona FA 2 (221, or FA 2-2818 Wanted—U«ed panel doors. Call out W’**t First on Mt- Dorr sometimes until closing, mixing Ph. FA 2-5818. ISA—PLUMBING and ROOFING 2 story 4 bedroom house on cor­ FA 2-8159. Rd. Ph. FA 2-3027. cheese, crackers, and scotch high­ ner lo t Within 3 block* down­ T REAL ESTATE FOR SALE balls with beer cocktails “ My as­ town buiinesa aaction. Will l i —m a u h n e a r Wringer type washer, like new sociates know where to find me," make a nice home for n large Whit* sewing machine. Kitchen Soft Water Shampoo family or good apartment tahle, 4 chair*. Reasonable Ph. he wnuld *ay. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK house. Ph. FA 2-23(8. Hobnobbed with Editor* FA 2-5818. 105 S. Oak AvaFA 24742 WE HAVE A HOME Dr. Lewi was a wit of repute. FOR YOU He hobnobbed with newspaper ed­ FOR SALE BY OWNER ' i I —F I U a l r a Al t Wa N T F T A Repair* TV Antenna (12. 1817 Summerlin itors and once wrote editorials, 3 BR. 1 bath CB home. Fenced 1MT Saatord Ava. Ph. FA Aviv yard. Aerosa from Pinacraat Experienced waitress over 21, his native Albany, N. Y. H* knew HOMES— S Apply Pig 'N Whistle. School. 2435 S. Laurel Ave. Ph. just as a sideline to medicine, in Plumbing — Kresky Heating •FURNITURR aaa 1 A 2 baths. FA 2-2880 after 3:00. Wanted — experienced bookkeeper, M. G. HODGES six U. S. presidents personally, HOU.HP.IIOI.tl GOODS age 25-45. Call Mr. Mathew, Service on All Water Pump*— two of them intimately, and was Complain and ready for immedi­ 4 bedroom. 2 bath, fireplace, pa­ (FA 2-3308. Wells Drilled — Pumpe ate occupancy. Used furniture, appliances, tool] mentioned m Teddy Roosevelt'}, tio, large Yorktown kitchen Faola Road Phona FA 240(7 ete. Bought-sold. Larry’s Mart autobiography. built-in oven and range. Mayfair CLERK - CASHIER 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 vicinity. FA 2-5403. When hr was eight, he saw Permanent position, some ex­ Locatiaaa Abraham Lincoln In his coffin— perience In bookkeeping pre PLUMBING MAYFAIR South Piaacreat — Sanford RECLINERS “probably the most spiritual Contract and Repair Work ferred. Sanford Gaa Company, Whispering Oaka — Titusville Owner built lovely modern 3 beJ Th# l.att Word in Comfort. Free Estimate! 210 E. 1st. thing in my life—I can see that room, 2 bath name. Hardwood Foam Rubber, Reg. Price (113.50 face yet," he told me ODCt , R- L. HARVEY floors, Florida room, beautifully Curb girl over 21 for night work. 204 Sanford Av«. Pljon* TA 2-3383 FHA ia service sad FHA floaeeNylon Fabric Le-i (30.00 "gaunt. . .homely. . .but there landacapad spacious grounds. Apply in person to Leary's ing available. Underground sprinkling system. Dinar. SALE PRICE NOW H9.5C was something In tt really spirit­ 125.000.00. Attractive terms. CLARK ual, even in death." W* ran qualify you for an* of *ew »ajy readv-cut wrap- Plumbing, ratio A Supply Co. Swivel Rockers Reg Price (U9.5( king. H Heating To go into Dr. Lewl’a achieve­ these homes in 30 minute*. You For the B4st Buys in Real Estate Women a-rmind apron* home. Earn Contracting A Repairs I pliam Rubber reversible ments and experiences would take ,® can start enjoying th* home SEE CULLEN & HAKKEY 128.18 Dosen. Spar* time. Writ* 2819 Orlando u r. Ph. FA 2-— 171 | cushion* Less (0.0C 110 N. Park Are. Ph. FA 2-239! while wa process the papers. Accurate Mfgr’s., Freeport. New Highway 17-92 South gknford | _____ a boak. He wrote medical treastirs, as srirctary of the Stale York. Thia ia n past to th* Ritx theatre SALE PRICE NOW 79.5( Roard of Medical Examiners In for Claud* Waite. Exp. date 24—PIANO S ER V IC E Developed by 1832 cleaned up New York City Dec. 13, 1957. ECHOLS BEDDING CD. ODHAM Boys Wanted—to sell Th* San­ PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Cor. Snd A Magnolia FA. 2 8321 of Illegal practitioners, attended the post mortem of McKinley’s "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. W. L. HARMON ford Herald Monday through TUDOR, Inc. 7—m i* l bhT a t r w a n t e d Frevi Delivery assassin after being a medical Ph. FA 24223 After 1.00 p. m. Friday* at 3:30 p.m. Com* to 4 witness a t the execution, wrote The Herald office and ask Mr We Can S«ll Your HomeCer. Hwy. 17-91 A 17th 84. • BIG VALUES Bill Vincent after 3:30. verse, created Joke*. . . Buyers with S1.000. to 15,000. Phone FA 2-1(91 • QUICK CREDIT “ I hope.’’ he wrote me once, down payment. For satiefactory MRAILEY ODHAM, P rm. 2 l- WflW WAfffl ft-------• EASY TERM S result* contact Seminole Realty. “you will rsperience the yen at FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, aal* WTLSON-M A1F.R IPO! «L Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 Will do light laundry or ironing an early dale to pay me a social a *8 service. O H. High. Ovi*da New aid Used FurnUure 5232. in my horiie. Tel. FA 2-8253 be­ Fla. Pbom* * 0 (4 3 t» *r Ban* 311 E. First SL Ph FA 2 5423 visit." tin language had a charm tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. of its own. f*N FA 2*2MS after I y a . Stenstrom Realty T ^rn m n x m x r H. E. STENSTROM Baby sitting or general housework. XMAS SPECIALS Electrical Contracting Registered Broker LIVE BAIT FA 2-1212. Famous Prestige Swivel I’latf >rm Houia Wiring and Keyatr* 2427 Laurel - Phone FA 2 2420 Fleming’s Red A Whit* Grocery Rocker* with reversible Solid RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Missouri Minnows ( doe. (1.04 Colored lady ileiiraa day* work. Foam rubh*r Cushioos 112 MiinoUa Dial FA 2 0914 RAYMOND M .BA LL Ph. FA 2-40(0. * I’op-Gul* Minnowa doi. 95c lasrg* Color Selection L REALTOR —Worm*— Reg. 189.95 ... facing life takes more cour­ Car# for children in my home 15 A —BUILDING—REPAIRS— REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Phone: FA 2-1(09 Reas. rate*. Ph. FA 2-1383. age and more strength than FOR RESULTS Open Seven Days a Week PAINTING NOW $69.50 “ List your property with u*. ■ny one of uv has complttely H-si'rm i. WOOD — WOOD — WOOD 204 S. Perk Ave. Sanford Also large selection »f olhei within hitmelf. Genuine Pitch I’ln* A Oak. Fire Thrifli checking account c o s t s FA 2-3441 famoua brands of chairs and Wood—Best deal in Town. Call only |2 for 20 checks at Florida PA We need the strength of rocker*. All specially price.! for CLAYTON” C~IJK(K)KS ~ US and your wood word** are State Rank of Sanford. 2-1412 Chrietmws. God, too. ever. Boh A Ernie Moma Phone Real Estate Investments FA 2 0889 FA 2-4228. And « e can find it— GARRETTS SEWING CENTER Raniodoltef — Rarooflng — Re­ Whit#—Necrhl—Etna ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor siding — Materials — Cantrae- Mather Of Sanford I through regular family worT E ^ T T Plante, Shruhe Repairs on all makes Machines Raymond LundquLl. Assoc. tor# — Financing. 20.1-09 East rim St. F \ 2 0981 ship. Hcgin to rind the strength 321 East First Sc FA 2-5244 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg , c a n i um ef T H U D * n u n I 91ft Danfprh ^rralh Wed. Dec. 4, 1957—PtgR I i THE CARO OF THANKS Very often a Card of Thanks In The Sanford Herald meet* a need wblck la difficult to fUt In any other way Not omy is tt a gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes but also courteously acknowledges the service* amt kind nesses of the many to whom a personal not* of thanks cannot well b* mailed. Newapaper Cards of Thank! are accepted as socially correct CmUy P o st the noted authority an etiquette, feels they serve many good util* Thar* la no prescribed form for a Card of Thank*. It can b* as brief or as detailed as you desire. When the occasion.comes von will find a sympathetically understanding member of our etaff to assist you. ’ a* THE “IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE U la th* custom of many families In this country to com m as* rate a bereavement by an Mln Memortura” notice In newspaper classified columns. They find a real solace therein. Preparation or selection of a suitable verse brings back to them tender, pleasant recollections. A* Elixa Cook, the English poet has so beautifully expressed it: “ How cruelly tweet are the echoes that Mart What memory plays an old tune on the heart.” Must frequently an In Memorlum Is Inserted on the annivew sary of death. However, other dates, which It Is felt are appr» priate or meaningful ere also selected. The birthday of (ho de­ parted. the wedding anniversary. Memorial Day, oven Chriatzaae a n among other significant occasion* chosen. If you a r t hesitant to express your tender thoughts In nootla form, you may avail yourself of the Herald’s collection of original verses. These exnress In poetic beauty the emotions of thy beer* strings. Among them are verses appropriate to any circ THE RATE Cards of Thanks and la Mamorium notices, dua to th r ts e l may run to considerable length, are billed a t 11.00 pee^eoluM DAILY ACROSS 1. rather (.ru t- bottom boat f. A Great 19. Braid IS. Marin* HUMS (slang) 14. Dieens* of aheep lKOgro IK Height later.) IT. Bedims* U ry material* IL Decreed 20. Traveler*! C R O SSW O R D 2. Dry 3. Blue grass 4. Indefinite article 21. God at the sky (RabyL) 23. Spanish 5. Exhausted 4. Fellow IT - i m nis | |M' f i a a n o I'-i] 1 . tiiirv 'in iJl1 * ‘ ■i.'j, i i:i r.t .i” . i,:ui tn n il :is i jii ' ■; jr .i'.tr n ijnzi i?j nii iru . !MTUm< .)■■jumi 1 ' V i IXtSIti'-)•ii n • • is . i:-) J ITi' 1 1 :im : i • •; i 23. GrttUer student 28. Rumple 7. Malt kiln gr.oodof «. Trick war 9. A main road 11. Nora* god IR STmS«i4it 'S 111** 13. atsap* 3 1 ----moldings 13. Bearin' 3L Quean IT. Punchpainter BiiabaUi’a drunk 34. Family ear ■later .(stair 34. Mother 31. Bantu IK Girl’s 31, Masurium language nick, (rym.) ) «, 14. CHbtrda M Cr*** 94. Bark IT. A season IK Racing animal (& Man’s nickname (I. rale* desert scenes 14. Cuekoa 33. Run* away and marries 34. Unable to (peak (T. Peninsula (Can.) U . Prim* mover I t Rp«ski 40. Book of Old T**tam*nt DOWN I. Construed with punishment 1 1 1 ■I • * ii * IT" % w TT Wt 4 % % mTT ii >// A (<{ 17 U 94 l i* Y /, % f . P % W % j* jj % b . % & It's Always The Right Time ALONE mvwvn GRAY SHADOW NURSERIES 10 month* tree service on new In­ For rainting and Repairing 8 room home, Patio A carport* FRED ROETtGER strument purchase from us, 119 Summerlin. Call FA i-4017 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE 2918 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0231 .or appointment. BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP NEAR LAKE JESSUP 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0733 (1800 DOWN — New 3 bedroom CUT FLOWERS, Sanford Flower Hous* painting and repairing concrete block, out of city—with CARTER nOME CLEANING Reasonabla rates. Call FA 2-2139 Shop. 200 N. Park Ave.. Sanfprd. t SERVICE city convenience!. Ready to aftar .1:80. FA 2-U22 W# telegraph. Window A Wall Washing move in. Balance like rent. L»t Floog w axinr—NOrth 94141 ii* show you this well built SUNNILAND 132 Hrway 17 92 DeBary FLOOR s e a to g and finishing home now. PRODUCTS Cleaning, w a x i n g , fterving W. H. “BILL" STEMPER gaminel* County sum* 1923. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Realtor A ln*urnr a. M- Glessen. Lake Mary . Assoc. Guy Allen. Gretehen Hall, 3 mil** West of Town 10 Arlette Price. Everett Harper FA 2-0888. Phnn* FA 24391 112 N. Park Berry kill Pam nog Contractor Mid-Season cabbage plants. Fred |2-M par call plus parts, 9 years Licensed — BmJed — Union experience ia TV Servica qn all FOR SALE BY OWNER Thurston. Th. FA 2-3990. Free Estimate — Compare our makaa and models On# year 3 bedroom I hath concrete block Price* FA 2-2287 alter (:00. home. (1600 equity, monthly Sweet Hamlin Orange* (1.25 par guarantw on all parte. W* also bushel. R. W. Ldrd. FA 2-3219. service auto and horn* radio*. For rainting call Mr. Tasker, Ph payments (71.23. 2827 So. Park FA 2-81(9 or FA 2-8007. ,n piMcrasz- FA 2-o im . — I A . K . R O S S E T T E R , F L O R I S T Pictur* tuba* repaired ia your home. 19.95. guaranteed, 1 year. Phono FA 2-1851 Phone FA 2-3881, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. BUILDER A CONTRACTOR For ddraodabte Servica !cciucL.-X£ Debary 4 Lake Mary I. E. BATTEN Member of Mo ru t , BARNES TV SERVICE J«01 C r g f dwr i^ J W TFA W 2-2971 C U 8 S. French A w. — FA 2-3714 Telegraphy Delivery Assn. 201 East Commercial * TV Service of your life. Worship together this week—and every week— at your Church or Synagogue. P u M u h t t «• « p u b lic K fl i f ! i* rM S- uuiuiu mM Pit Adurnuat (.««**«/. Plastic Wall Tile 5c each Top Quality Paul F. Mueller &Son Orlando Hwy. So. FA 2-tM l Yea, it’s always the right time fur buying a home, but rnpeciully now with the Chriatmia Season *o near! What nicer gift could you give your family than a lovely home of their own? , Come out to LITTLE VENICE and see these spacious homes. Each home is on n take front lot And built with Florida living in mind. We welcome your inspection. FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE: F.H.A, F.H.A. In-Service, and Conventional ^"UeMb'oin C/pliiMij)* Carner TV. Cry*lie Drive A Lake ,Msr/4Blvd. Phone FA 24391 or Phone FA 2-S01S after T ii ii# �- L KAXOVEX. If. fc~ rn — When Dartmouth ta d T ito ptoyud to a 14-14 tto to New Haven, Conn., Saturday, U narked the fifth deadlo*k between the two schools in football to their tong a a l fotortul • ssa*j!?aa| M AU SOUR ST3TB4 j| IgMUAOAT OCCAM cueam rl HOWS VjM m i IMJM GUP l SWAM WMCH ROWS N IHg OfTOSWi MMCBOM .. . |g The tin t Atlantic cable was com- J pitted An* I, 1 M ; « tolled Sept, i. IK * tt’a net easy, especially la the te te ty jG d J tta v a l ^and rntcruin- « r M a t.- s o l d a r o w o MAGNETIC EQUATOR DOESN'T TOtlOW G fO G tA ftec EQUATOe IT WIGGLES ALONG SOMCTMES TO NOVIM, SOMETMCS SOUTH A K W SK K S i. JC I WBGHT HAS fUSHCD down ms lAttKs amsr THE OLD HOME TOWN D E A E IB J IF l DIDA/T^ THIS L A M E B A C K > SHOW YtX) HOW T b t IO V E THAT T H E ) ■ A iM M M By STANLEY ■HUh !!-what !s T H A N T H IS f - JU S T ' L E T T /A * M E . b a s ic * D o r r , ALL ALONE*'®- i '- v - X and E." Seme eum plea: —An aircraft company to Cali­ fornia o w n a plane and a yacht. Company officers use the plane far week-end hunting trip*. The yacht la need far company - spon­ sored Behtoc tripe. —A company assigns a dew-rrin f executive to a branch office conveniently located at a resort such as Miami Beach. He spends the w inter'there. Turns oot the braneh office Is a myth. The va­ cation Isn’t —A company pays for an exec­ utive's country club membership, gives him a home to live to. or pays hla athletic clot* dues. Diner’s Card Abused Many companies supply their executives with membership cants in the Diner's Club, a poet » war master credit plan now serving more than 300.004 members. Tax agents recently discovered four Diner’s Club members who met for lunch every day and rotated the eheek, charging It off to bus­ iness. This abuse of a legitimate service la what the tax collectors try to stop. No figures a re available on Just how much - money is deducted each year for ”T and E.** One study of a medtum-slie corpora­ tion revealed that about one-fourth of 1 per eent of Ita expenses fell 'under this category. According t« the Tax Founda­ tion. sa.MO.WW individual ta x ,r e ­ lume were Bled to 1934, along with M4.000 corporate tax returns, for a total of 30.400.000. Of this total, 4,300,00 returns were ex­ amined by the government jn d 2,400,000 taxpayers were called tn t« talk things over. Whopping Extra R ev en s The government picked up an additional tl.100,000,000 from these audits, ( • You ‘gat soma Idea of how mueh money la tied up in *T and E” to a tax agent estimate that about one-half of all people called In to prove deductions have sus­ picious-looking "T and E " totals. a'*There must be a business pur­ pose for the expenses you de­ duct,’* isld this official. “ At the same time,’* be added, "carp^ra- CIIISTS P>i« ttrll^gly I ssAeu door <Jra«V» an SW anri/vlv now nutip) tn (NS M gx. ha* iro n handlet, ta n n id doori, a p-'l-ouf drarnr or-tj rameplat*. Win. E. Kadcr 112 & Park S E R V IC E F O R 8 • Credit Terms Available I M o n W a H p i t M wrvtc* of flnrhom a» a < r*t ’ A iiw tM M adtm * Door 0 m m O t a . □ Ouch □ Charpa • No Carrying Charge Jew eler WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING REFRIGERATORI Triit Z«ro-<iGgrGG Frewzarl ?Dofrosts at th« touch of V ■button... Go fast froz«n\ foods stay frown! iiegularly 319.95 NOW ONLY W ITH TRA D E E xclusive PK115 Exclusive Safe- plus Egg Shell In Door I Push-Pull Circuit1 Guard Chassis NEW WESTINGHOUSE For more Contrast REGULAR PORTABLE DISHWASHER L I02 WASHER Weighs I4T170 Model D102 DRYER 90* Aluminized Picture * Tube Total W ITH TRA D E In. Viewable Area NO PAYMENTS UNTIL JAN. 20 APPLIANCE CENTER 115 S. MAGNOLIA AYE _ *. . FA 2-36’ �/ i jI CHILDREN WATCHED— BANDS PLATED Weather o and Savi ~anford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA, NEWSPAPER THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1957 United Press Leased Wlrw Wednesday Prov^f Day O f Frustration For U S, Parade it least 18,000 people Jammed labors Jr. and Rarehants Alto-, ' street* of Sanford yesterday to elation President Frances Roumllwatch the Jaycee-Merchants Asso­ 1st. ciation Christmas Parade. Assistant Parade Marshalli were j I t seemed as if people from In charge of every parade section. | •very direction waited to see this There were 13 sections with bands year's appearance of Sams Claus and floats spaced evenly through­ la sAi'ord for they came from the out tho long pre-Cbrlstmas extranorth, south, east and west. vagaoia. s Yesterday's parade h ai been ac­ Leading the parade with martial claimed the finest ever presented Christmas music was the Seminole fas Sanford. With streets lined from High School Band preceded by 4U beginning of the parade route prancing majorettea dressed as to the very end the crowds grew Santa'a reindeer with "Rudolph" bigger as time for the start of the in the lead. parade grew near. The Sanford Naval Air Station Many children and adults began was well represented In yester-l arriving downtown .a s early as > day's annual event. The colors •'dock to gat good locations from were carried by a Marine Corps which they could see the parade color guard, followed by a Marine to an advantage. Corps and Navy marching units. More than two mllai long, the Floats, this year, drew a tremen­ parade loch over an hour to move dous applauac from the thousands Jfaough downtown Sanford and 13 of adults and children lining the blacks. Children and adult* taking parade route. They were more p art bt the ffrktpart of the parade colorful, more rxprejyUve. and cer­ w fre downtown In tints to see the tainly far mure attractive then they had ever been. last half. Judge* were viewing the parade Brownie Scouta and Boy Scouts from First Street and Magnolia were represented In the parade Avenue where the reviewing aland with marehlng units. Boy Scouts alio .furnished the manpower to was located. Every available parking facility pul! the small floats decorated by on streets off tho line of march the 13 bands taking part in the was Jammed with automobile*. gigantic Christmas Parade. Okra were parked for bloeki In addition to the Seminole High around In avery direction from School band, majbrettes and Pep the center of the city. Club, there were bands represent­ Parade Marihall Herbert Sten- ing DeLand High School, Seaitrom itarted the parade off with breexe of Daytona, Sanford Junior 1 a blast from sirens and the first High School, Winter Park High step from the starting point was School, Lcatburg High School, Ly­ txactly at 4 p. m. man High School, Mount Dora Heading the line of march were High School, Florida Military Aca­ police Chief Roy G. Williams, Flo­ demy, and Apopka High School. "Everybody h is to be on th* rida Highway Patrolman Olan GarAlso taking part In the parade team,” A. W. "Woody" Webber, *ett. Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans, were bands from Crooma Academy District Manager for Southern Bell th d car* carrying d ty commis­ aod from the Apopka Colored High Telephone Company, told the San­ sioners, county eommtsilonar* and School. Fraaident Gifford McKIbbln snd Up and down tho route of the ford Kiwanla Club at its noon Manager John Krlder of th# Semi­ parade, Jayceea sold gay eolorrd meeting yesterday. Speaking on "Puhlic Relations", nole County Chamber of Com- balloons. Even before the pafade Webber pointed out. that those who mere*. _ . . . was half over, Ralloon Chairman Jayeee Parade Chairman John Bob McKee announced that all of deal with the public, whether be­ Alexander, on hand to see that the balloons had been sold. Fro hind lhe scenes or those who meet rsonslly the customers, should tv try dftall of the parade clicked ceads from the balloon sales will trained. with completed plans, rode In a go to ■ fund which will providr ear with Jayeee President M. L. Lutheran Haven children with "Any employe la considered an shopping tour money, when they expert on his Joh," he said, "but I It Is also equally Important that buy gifts for one mother. Former Resident we know some of the things about From every side, yesterday, people we deal with. Navy and other government spokesmen said the f a i l u r e to rocket the answer to RusaUV A fire which started Just as yes­ Sputniks Into space was not "al­ terday afternoon'! Christmas Th- together unexpected." rade got underway destroyed the At mid-day Wednesday, how­ ■pper part of a multiple dwelling ever, officials said they antici­ In the Goldsboro area. The dwelling, at 1304 William* pated "little difficulty" In launch­ Av*., was badly burned on the ing the Navy’s Vanguard bearing second floor and extensive wsler the tiny, artificial moon. Difficulty and delay developed damage on thr first floor of the house occupied by Jewel Jones. a l m o s t Immediately when the A Fire department spokesman countdown began. The countdown said that a defective kerosene It a minute final check of virtual­ roolcstove started the b lu e which ly every screw holding the tower­ took two hours to completely ing rocket together. Deadline Pushed B ath bring under control. iaa achedTim J* ft " • T)ir<*eX the isa- uni! 'ft ford Fire Department^ answered The first delay pushed that tar­ an alarm at 1314 Melloitvllle Ave. get hour to between 10 a. m. and They found an overheated kero­ noon. From Ihrn until midnight sene heater but no fire damage one postponement after another was reported. 'Public Relations Based On Sincerity s Leading off his man-to-man talk about public ralatlona, Webber explained the phenomenal growth In Florida aod the percentages of Increase In population. "In order for us to capitallie on this Influx of people It behooves us to make peo­ ple want to deal with us. "The best puhlic relations Is 80 per cent doing a good job aod 10 per cent talking about It," he said. "1*1’* keep on doing those success­ ful things we have done unlit wc have reached all the people." The heart of any puhlic relations "In any business, our service Is program "1* to trrat everybody good only If the customer thinks it like they were somebody and nut Is good," the Telephone Company like they were Just anybody," said executive said. Webber. "Public relationi la based on In other words, he said, Follow sincerity," Webber pointed out, the Golden Rule." "and we make our living making Webber was introdured by Bob other people do things." Shedden, Manager In Sanford for Webber explained that it’s easy Southern Bell Telephone Company • to say "wc have a public relaVisitor* at yesterday’s Klwanls I tiona program" end added that club meeting included Jim noiard, "It'i work". Some say It Is loo Paul B Wood of Dellary, John expensive, others feel that It Is too Tucker, Southern Bell Telephone ’ complicated. 1Co., Jim Garrett, Judge Vassar But Webber emphasized that the Carlton, George Johnson. Gray : "best public relations tool Is ■ Brewer, and Ray Sfengle of St. I smile." I Cloud. K Dies In Georgia The Rev. E. C. Cowsn, 18. form­ er Sanford resident, died yesterday at hll home In Douglasvllle. Ga. Ho la survived hy his widow. Mri. E C. Cowan: nine children, 14 grandchildren and seven fcreat.grandchildren E. C. Cowan J r *1nd the lale R. T. Cowan of San ford are two of his son*. E. C. Cowan III. Kdoa Cowan, and R T. Cowan of Sanford are grand­ children. Funeral services are set for to­ morrow at 2 p. m. In Douglaavllle With T. Cowan Whitley Funeral Home In charge. Burial will be la Atlanta. Ga. Memorial Library's 16-Year-Old Driver Open HouseTomorrow Crashes Into Train At Paola Crossing A 18-jeer-oId motorist list night crashed Into an Atlantic Coast Lina freight train at a crossing In Tania at approximately 8:30, Edward Thomas, whose address was given at the scene at Wilson Corner, was tiken to Seminole Memorisl Hospital hy s passing molurlst. He suffered minor hrulses, s cut knee and had several front teeth knocked nut. Constable J. Q, "Slim" Galloway who Investigated lhe crash, said that lhe youth saw the train hut his brakes wouldn’t hold Tha automobile, a 1941 Ford. was a total loss. I V ACL freight train, beaded cast toward Sanford, was struck at about the center of the train. Alton Gunter was con­ ductor for the ACL. No dmage was reported to the train. The passing motorist was identi­ fied by Constable Galloway as Clifford Harrell of Paola. AFL- CIO Federation Starts 3rd Year Today Marred willing to follow ArL-CIO President George Me any'* advice to expel the teamster*. Meany said Wednesday he would not advocate expulsion of the l,300.000-member truck union If Jam es ft. Hoffs, major target of A F L -C1 0 corruption charges, and th* Distillery Workers, with 23.000. The 29 man Executive Council, in an all day session Wednesday, suspended the Textile U n i o n . Meany charged that two former officers who resigned under fire on corruption charges were still on th* payroll as of last week. He referred to Anthony F. Va* lante and Lloyd Klcnert, former president and secretary-treasurer, respectively. Merger RUM Incomplete Despite the near-united front on corruption, the AFL-C10 was far from merged on the itate and CAPE CANAVERAL (UP>-Tha day during which the United (Kite* was to enter competition with Runla for supremacy of apace ended on the tame note It began. It was a day of frustration, delay and embarrassment for the nation that first put man Into the sky In powered fllsbt. munitiea had failed to merge by today's deadline. However, the Executive Council Wednesday granted an indefinite extension of the deadline set at the time of the original AFL - CIO merger two years ago, saying It wanted to try to bring about vol­ untary mergers of (tale and local groups. • The stlQ-feuding state organiia- Public Meeting Slated Dec. 12 At Civic Assn. The PeRary Planning Board has irranerd for a puhlic meeting to he held In thr Civic Association Bulldinv at 7:30 p. m on Dec. 12. Thr West Volusia Hosnltal \u Ihorlty bill was rejected by thr voters, so at the special session of the State Legislature, a new Hos­ pital Bill was passed, subject to referendum on Dec. IT. At this meeting called for Drc. 12. Lee Maxwell will explain the New Rill and answer questions. Alt DeBary voters aro urged to attend. Additional Local News On Page 2 At 4:30 p. m. on Friday, cltliens 'f Sanford and Seminole County will he formally welcomed to the Open House of the General Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library it .vo Lari H rst St. In Fort Mdlon p>rkThe beautiful building, with Its shrubbery arranged hy the Sanford Owrden Cluh, Is In front of Lake Carole. The latter Is named lor Mrs. Carol a Sanford Dow. the ynungest daughter of General Sanford. Chairman Frank Evans hss talked with Mrs Dow hy telephone and she states she will not he able lo be at the reception on account of Illness. She attended the dedlea tinn of Hie building In February. Dr, J. Bernard Root will Introd ice the library vlsilnrs to the receiving line, which Is to consist of President snd Mrs. Frank davaloped until there was no time left to get the aatalllt* into apace * the second-month snnlveraery of Russia's first successful Sputnik launching. There were two major delay* and a series of minor difficulties. In each cast, something went wrong to Interrupt the countdown. Just what the various troubles were was not announced immed­ iately. During (he countdown, the rock­ et la put In readiness atep-bycareful-atep. If something goes wrong, the launching crew must back up. Sometime* It must start all over again. Detalla or the Van­ guard's countdown filled 13 pages of aehootboy-slied writing paper. From delay to detay, this na­ tion's top rocket and satellite minds worked feverishly. Newsmen on Scene In contrast to their frantle acti­ vity. ■ battery of newapisn rspre- Randall Chase, Chairman of the Board of Managtra General J. C. Hutchinson sod Mrs. Hutchinson; Mayor and Mrs. David M. Gatehel, chairman of the Hoard of County Commissioners Fred A. Dyson and Mrs. Dyson, Secretary B. F. Whitner Jr. and Mrs. Whltner, and Treasurer Robert W. Deane. Hosts and hostesses represent (hr Board of Managers of the LI* brary, the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolution, the Woman’! Club ln(1 lhe Sanford Garden Cluh. They eon, |, t of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key. Mr >(1(1 Mrs. F. E. Rmimlllat Sr., Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pope, Mr. an() Mrs. W. A. Leffler Sr., Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dawson, Mrs. Fred williams, Mrs. H ..M . Papworth. attorney Fred R. Wilson, Mrs. Ann Y Farmer, Mrs. Fred Gsnis, end rrrtl K„,mjnR)-r. but fust aa frustrating — watch. Mbilly, they huddled together four mites from tha point whare the sleek rocket pointed straight up­ ward. They built bonfires as protection against a chill night wind and tro­ pical Insects. They poised aver typewriters end cameras, ready to write about and record on film the birth-flight of the 3 1/4 pound arti­ ficial moon that was lo seek an orbit up where Russia’s two satel­ lites—one weighing half a ton— swirled silently. At t : U p. m. another Interrup­ tion was announced. At that point the countdown still had S3 minutes to go. When 11 p. m. passed the countdown had not been re-started, and ll thus became Impossible for the American moon 1* get off the ground on the scheduled day. FROM what d i h has ptura pudding evolved? pjppe .'Uvnpv ’j JS" i-ittueui ag), PMI ■|ixpu.<* ix'q-' -mi iR'il, |. . I >*_pui n l *|MX'* ni lu UJoJjJ 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, 1957 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, December 04, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 1957. 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>, December 04, 1957; <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